http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/eb9134592d85f81699ef42232d15691d.pdf 77fd6de1d8c57ce4dbb93f3a52c00a15 PDF Text Text ' ·' .I . . .. • OJ • 1~- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport~Pomeroy, 0 ., Thursday, Oct 3, 197.4..., ........ .. ........ ... .. ........~..·.······ Holzrr Mcdiral <.:ent~r. - tDisrharged.Ort.~l Boosters VOte tO contribute on :·:·:·:·.·· ·"'·'·~·~-~-:-:-:-:-:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:-:·.·················· ) · set ~~'i'""'''''''':~~ T~r~:~.ERS p~~~~~NS flch~~~ ·~~ Socia I ~~ carilival t caIe·nda·r*' ·~ News . . . in Briefs • oddl-. D l p'~../}~=6l ••• ~.. UU«/7.,: I l l MEN'S NECKTIES ALL OUTDOORS MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE MEN'S-SWEATERS Heavy tax Continued from page 1 $100 back·. ·If he drove less or his car was more efficient he would make money. If he drove more, with hiS car gulping gas •. he would lose money . Thus Americans would have incentive to save gaooline. According to one version of the plan, even Americans who do lfot drive at all would get $100, providing the biggest incentive of all to those who walk. The Inn Place Best In They Play It All! "Devotion" ENROLLMENT UP COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio State University announced Wednesday autumn enrollment would be a record 48,900 :students, surpassing the previous record of 47,268 set last autumn, ac~ordlng to preliminary, figures . ~ · Friday and Saturday ACCEPTEQATMC Miss Maureen Hennessy , daughter of Mrs . Phyllis Hennessy of Pomeroy, . has been accepted as a freshman at Marymount College , Tarrytown, N. Y., this faii .•She is a graduate of Meigs High School. 10 TIL 2:00 The Meigs Inn POMEROY "Good Luck To SERVICES SET Funeral services for Mrs. Susan Musser, Rutland, who died Wednesday at Veterans Memorial Hospital will be Sunday a,t 2 p.m. at Ewing . Funeral Home. Burial will be in Wells Cfmetery. Friends may call at the funeral home anytime. · The Meigs Marauders" at ... •. ., -. \ ' SALE PRICES Anniversary Sale BOYS SWEATERS This sale includes all of our boys sweaters. Sleeveless - coat styles and slipovers . Sizes 6 to 20. An excellent selection. ' · SALE PRICES ' Four Piece Group From ' Lancaster, 0. PH. 992-3629 Special sale prices on our entire stock of mens sweaters. Sizes small, medium, large and extra large. _ • Coat styles - sllpovers and the popular sleeveless sweaters. Save now. a head ?" WORK CLOTHES Includes Coveralls · Bib Overalls . Dungarees . Jackets · Coats - Vests and Hoods. Famous Carhart! quality at real savings now. · SALE PRICES . Anniversar~ Sale! Mens Double Knit DRESS ·sLAKCS Includes our entire stock-. Sizes 29 to ,so:waist. Solid 10:95 11.95 12.95 13.95 14.95 15.95 16.95 colors and patterns. MENS SLACKS MENS SLACKS MENS St.ACKS MENS SLACKS ·. MENS SLACKS MENS SLACKS MEf.lS SLACKS ..' ; Sdme of his constituents in SALE COMPLETED - Gallipolis• City Commissioners Thursday exercised .its option to purcha~e the Ben Ewing property (old Kroger Building) on Third Ave. The property will be used for an off-street parking lot. The project was financed through municipal bonds totaling $215,000; . $70,000 in contributions by the Retail Merchants Association and by a $15,000 expenditure from th.e city's parking meter fund . City crews began razing the old store building today. Ben Ewing, seated, left, is presented a check for the purchase Stephenville, Tex . to shoot 800 price by Galli110lis City Manager Paul Willer . Others in· calves. volved in thetransaction were , standing left to right, Charles The farmers wanted to show Bostic,' Hoyt Mullins, D. Paul Davies and Tom Tope, the country that raising cattle members of the Retail Merchants Association; City Solicitor had become unprofitable. The Dean Evans, Gallipolis Commissioners John Allison and ~ .government talked them out of Doug Wetherholt, and Atty . Frank Porter of Pomeroy. it. Carefully going through • - at y • the mathematics, telling how it takes nine pounds of feed to add a J?Ound of beef to a calf, Poage said feed is oo costly and ca ttle is selling for so little that the Texans would lose $50 a head fattening the calves . Yet,. he sa id, they couldn't give them away but "folks in I.ns Angeles or New York" are appalled to hea r of plans to slaughter the animals . "Those people criticize us for killing those calves," Poage said, peering over his half. frame glasses. " What would they do ' Who in this room would volunteer to lake those calves?" The .c hairman 's explanation came at a hearing called by a House agriculture subcommit - .. en tine llOth VOL. XXVI MEN'S $1 DRESS ·socKS 00 New Ohio law have relaxed absentee voting procedures tremendously to encoura ge more participation in the voting processes, the Meigs County Board of Elections said today. The relaxed procedure goes into effect for the upcoming Nov. 5 election . For example, anyone 62 years of · age or more can vote as an absentee, as has everyone for physical or religious reasons in the past. Absentee ballots no longer have to be notarized for those who are ill; a doctor 's statement is no longer needed . · [Ne;,~=:q:;=1~'~B;i~;7;1 By United Press International .. COLUMBUS-U.S. DISTRICT JUDGE ROBERT Duncan has ordered state Auditor Joseph Ferguoon to begin paying for abortions received by women <Jn welfare while the state appeals the controversial issue in a higher court. ., Duncan Thursday denied l"erguoon's request for stay of an earlier order pending the outcome of an Appeals Court ruling. Special 110th Anniversary SALE PRICES Mens and Boys WINTER JACKETS Boys sizes 2 to 20 · mens sizes 36 to 54. A fine big selection ·of styles, fabrics and colors. You can really save. LONG BEACH, CAIJF. - BARRING any last minute complication, Richard Nixon leaves the hospital today , well enough to go home to San Clemente but too sick to testify a t the Watergate cover-up trial, according to his doctor. Nixon's physician announced his impending release Thurs. day about the sa,m~ tim~ the former president's lawyers for mally asked Judge John Sirica to exc!JSe him from compliance with subpoenas to testify, presumably on grounds of his poor health. Doctors are still running tests on Nixon because they have not yet determined the cause of the phlebitis that hospitalized him II days ago, said Ntx.on's physician, Dr. John Lungren . ·SALE PRICES 110th An11iversary Sale! Mens Lee Tech Twill WORK UNIFORMS Pants In sizes 29 to 44 waist . shirts in sizes 14'12 to 17112 neck. Navy Blue - Sun Tan · Charcoal - Olive Green · Forest Green. s8,. 9 ~ Shtrts SALE $700 More AnniveJSary Sa_ l!_ Prices Men's and Boys Department • 1st Floor BOYS AND GIRLS BICYCLES 20 inch bikes - 24 Inch · 26 inch standard bikes with coaster brake-~ 3 speeds · 5 speeds and 10 speed bikes. An excellent selection and thls sale includes our entire stock. AJ'I American made bikes. 25% OFF REGULAR PRICE Womens and Girls Sportswear • Coats - Dresses · Ungerie · Jewelry - Watches - Towels ,. Table,overs · Blankets : Wintuk Yarn • Cosmetics · Small : Appliances • Records and Tapes · Drapes • Bedspreads • Living Room, Bedroom, Dining Room Furniture • Paint • Mattresses Carpet Lawn Mowers " Refrigerators. Bargains on all three floors, Mechanic Street · Warehouse and Toyland in the middle block. .GIFT CERnFICAtts Be svre to register for the $500 in Gift Certificates to· be won l)y our customers. No pur· chase necessary, you need not be present to win. Register at the Me~hanic street Warehouse or In ·the. Third Floor Furniture Department. · PHONE 992·2 156 TEN CENTS Save Yo"'f Salesllps For Valuable Premiums ELBERFELD$. IN POM Ben Philson, Racine, was hospitalized following a one car accident Thursday at 7 a.m.. on SR 124 in Syracuse near Sadie's Market. Philson was traveling west, rounding a curve when the right wheel dropped off the berm Into a ditch . Appare.ntly Philson accelerated too much in order tO get oui of the ditch , and in doing so, lost control, tearing down a mailbox belonging to Charles Blake, struck and broke off a telephone pole, and cross the highway . His auto stopped in a field . . Philson was taken to Holzer Medi cal Center by the Syracuse E-R Squad. He ~ ,. .. ,. •• ..• Mor.e light ordered in Syracuse SYRACUSE -Fifteen street lights inside this town will be replaced by lightS of greater lumin power and another added, it was decided by Syracuse Village Council Thursday night with Robert . Wingett, president of .council, presiding in the absence of Mayor Herman London. Wingett said the' replacement of the street lights and the addition will cost the village approximately -$30 more each month . Street light money for the village is derived from the current expense fund . ':'he renewal of a 3-m.ill levy for ·"'!".rent expense will be on the NOV'ember ballot. The money for curreni expense iS used fot street Ugh ling only. Because of the conditio~ of a portion of Sand Hill Rd., str~t markers wlll be placed marking the· road as closed until council can correct the problem. 'The . section designated by the markers is only a small portion .. Partly cloudy today through Saturday. Highs today in the upper 50s and 60s. Lows tonight mid 40s to low 50s. Hi ghs Saturday in the upper 60s and 70s. OY . ' Careful gobbledegook tells story of supermarkets in . ' action to keep prices high Following the report of a · lack of money. The funds are survey made by clerk Kathryn being used for pavi ng of Crow as to whether residents streets, .which will start next week. desire Trick or Treat Night or Councilman Ed Neutzling would rather have a party for that water lines and reported children, council voted to taps in the new Archie Lee abandon trick or treat and Addition have been installed. have the party . ' Council. members commended Named to organize the party Neutzllng lor lbe work be has were Nancy · Neutzling and Mrs. Crow. Other ladies who helped with the survey were Charlotte Nease and Mildred Pierce. Council set'Satur~. Oct, 26 at 7:30p.m. for the Halloween party in the fire station of the municipal building. Wingett reported that the Scott property has been razed and" the project completed. The thied reading of an otdinance to vacate an alley in the Buffington Addition was approved. Henry Hill , councilman, asked if the guardrail next to The Nazarene Church will be · completed before cold weather sets in. The project has not· been completed because · of BLOODMOBILE COMING . The next visit of tbe BloodmobDe to Meigs County wm be Monday, U, at the Pomeroy Elemeall!ry School from I to. 8 p.m. . • • ·Remember tbe date and place. U at all poBSible, come and donate to lnoare blood lor you aDd y'our family shol!ld you need blood In BD emergency. . . : .««-"«(fY..'N,O.o,o..vA....._,_._,_._,.;.'/.~/.o!«r'o'o'r'o"•'•:O,r'•:.' •""" : • •'I ···y 5 0 • .- • ' • • ·•• ~~~"'.••• ,•~e.o,o, , ,o,,.-._o,r,;...-•'• • ·• WASHINGTON (UPI) - It ts carefully hedged and couched In bureaucratic language, but the Agriculture ::~ Department staff economist was saying that supermarkets are artificially keeping meat prices high to Increase their profits . Dawson Ahalt, .director of the USDA's economists, appeared before a congressional committee Thursday to answer th~ question of why meat prices are staying up while farmers are complaining that they lose money for every animal they sell for slaughter. ;~: Prices for retalllns meat have Increased s harply :,.',=',:',: during the first half of 1974, he said, suggesting that what Is •,·:,':_:.:.: behind It Is changed In the price spread between a farmer's • ·:·: return ·for his animals and what the consumer pays for ':·~ :* *' r MEDICARE UP ·:·: $. meat. :;.~ :::~ The economist said price spreads for. beef have in~ :~; WASHINGTON (UP!] creased by about 50 per cent between 1963 and 1973, while ·.~ .~ Skyrocketing health care in· those for pork have Increased by about one-third . « flation will force the nation's :;:l· uBa.sed on ihls circumstantial evidence," Ahalt said, ::::: 23.5 million Medicare ::~; ''it appears that the recent increase in meat price spreads ' beneficiaries to pay $8 more of :;;: was caused partially by food retailers changing their ~~·: their hospital billj; beginning :!1 pricing pollcle• to Increase profits In their meat depart· ·· Jan. I, HEW Secretary Caspar :;:; ments." Weinberger said Thursday . .._. ·*":rm~:«::.S::tE·:~r.nY r · ·r?xaa · n··· r · r·· ··~·:· · t_ ·~:.:~~ :,·.!:,.':. :,' B d t yr suggeS S new chant for h J d eer ea ers EAGLE CAPTAINS- Leading the Eastem Eagles in Friday night 's crucial battle with the undefeated Kyger Cr~k Bobcats will be co-captains Steve Holter (80) a nd Terry Smith (23). Making a point to his captains Is head coach Spike Berkhimer (right) as assistant coach Archie. Rose looks on . Free health screening set The Meigs County Council on Aging through the cooperation . of the ·County Health Department , The State Health Deparbnent and Veterans . "' ' . SIGN OF THE 'l1MES ...:. Louise Gilmore, one of ' . Pomeroy's most ardent Cincinnati Red lll.fls, has all season · placed signs in front of her home on Union Ave., in keeping • Me morial Hospital is spon- pointment. soring a fre e Multiphasir . The screening will include Health Screening Program for hearing and vision tests. An all senior citizens in Meigs opthamologist will be in cha rge County Thursday , Nov . 14 at of the screening for detection of tile Senior Citizens Center in glaucoma. Blood will be sent to Pomeroy. flle State Health Q!>partmen t Sin ce only 200 can be laboratory for 12 different tests acreened at that time , senior including the ·.liver , kidneys , citizens 'interested in this and to deled problems such as health service should call the diabetes, anemia, a nd high Center (9'l2-7886) for 'an ap- cholesterol. The reports will be sent. to 'the person 's physician . Only through the cooperation ·: Three bonds were forfeited , and participation of a number • , tiro defendants were fined and of individuals, as well as , ane was assessed costs only in agencies , is s uch a program tile court of Pomeroy Mayor possible. It ha s taken much Dale E. Smith Thursday night. . time and effort to coordinate Forfeiting $30 bonds were fllis program ; the degree of Samuel Darst, Rutland , posted parUclpation will be valuable an an assured clear distance in determining if similar health .charge ; Sam Logan; Pomeroy, programs would be of value on posted on an intoxica tion a continuing basis. ·charg e, and Paul Pullins, Early detection can lead to Middleport, posted on an the control and correction of a usured clear distance charge. number oJ chronic ilinesses. If Fined $20 on a charge of . a senior citizen has not had a leaving the scene of an ac- complete ph ysical c heckup elden! was Janice Smth , recently, he or she should take Pomeroy . John Bacon, Jr. , advantage of this sel'\·ice. Middleport, was fined $5 and The Senior ·Citizen Center costs for running a red light. urges senior citizens to call for Eric Boegli, Pomeroy. was an appointment as only the assessed costs only ·on an first 200 to call in will be ·. assault charee._ scree ned on November 14 . Bonds given Up Jm: ···w;w;.:::=i-::ow.;XX'~-;t.=:=:·=::'fli«.:=:;:;i-i:fl:~·.·";@,~im.•.mu u ' .' .. ::i::::::::=:::::=:--::;::::=::::;:;::::::::=::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::::::'-::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: Philson lnJ ' .•• At the Nov. 5 election, Monday through Saturday for Meigs Coun tians will be their co nvenie nce of s uch se lecti ng one co unty com· voters. missioner , a county judge, a According to the new county engineer a nd a county regulations, applications for a uditor. They will decide on a absentee voting can be 2.75 mill tax levy for the received at the board office oper ation of the Meigs Com - until noon , Nov . 2, and the munity School. They will cast ballots will be received until ballots on three sta te issues, llle closiryg of the polls. Those state · officia ls , judges an d in the military may vote at the representatives to Congress office until the polls and the General Assembly . close an d their ballots Absentee voting will begin returned by mail will be a t the Meigs Board of Elections received until the closing of the office in the Masonic Temple, polls on Nov. 5. Also, under the Pomeroy , Monday. The office new law , the 40 voting will be open from 1 to 4 p.m ., precincts will be open one hour later. The polls w!U open at 6:30 a.m. until 7:30 p.m. Board of el~tion officials stressed that the' absenteeism · voting procedures are eased to ~ · . encourage residents to vote In suffered a possible fractured the forthcoming election . They wrist, injured s houlde r , pointed. out that there is no possible fractured ribs and a (Continued on Page 10) ' laceration of the face. There was heavy damage to the car. No citation was issued. Thursday..tll :40 a .m .on CR 25 in Ches!'ilr Twp., Bobby Eugene DiU, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, was !raveling east when he struck the >., ft front side of a C' car driven by Glen Ro y WASHINGTON (UP!) Lawoon, Rt., 1, Minersville, Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr. told the who was pulling from a private Senate he has a new chant for driveway . cheerleaders at the Harvard· Dill claimed injuries but was Yale football game this year: not immediately treated . The "Pull up your socks. Lawson car was demolished " Hitch up your pants. and the Dill tr uc k had " Get in there and fight mod e rate damage. No "For yow- federal ,grants." citations were iss ued. Byrd , an independent, said Thursday the -two Ivy League schools are currently receiving more than $1.5 million in lederal grants f.or social studies research . He said he thought it inap· done for the village. propriate for the federal E ber Pickens, councilman, government to be spending reported the ladder for the fire sums such as Yale's $65,000 to truck had been ordered and study the prehis tory of Taiwan that he would start completing and Harvard's $28,600 for a work inside the fire station . study of prehistoric urban· s uggested that Wing ett rural relationships while the perhaps all outside work be nation is "feeling the cruel completed first pinch ... of lnflatloo. (C. 1l d ....... 11) Weather profits to offset profit declines in ot her sect ions of.thelr stores. Four supermarket chains' A&P, Gia nt , S"fe way and Kroger - declined to send witn esses to answer the sulr co mmit tee's qu estions . The panel dec ided to subpoena officials if they again decl ine to appear vol unta rily. C.W. McMillan , representing the American Natwnal Cat!· Iemen's Association , said co nswne rs shouldn't rejoice over the falling prices farmers are rece iving for cattle . He sa id in the face of skyrocketing gra in prices, ca ttlemen are sending grass-fed ca ttle to slaug hter rather than to be fattened on gnins. The result, he sa id , wou ld be smaller bee f suppli es and higher prices in the future . • •Ured IJMA - AUTHORITIES SAID TODAY DOZENS of peroons died and thousands were injured by an earthquake that jolted Peru's central coast , puslied back Pa~ific ocean- waters anQ demoliShed adobe ·t.uts and brick buildings. Rescue workers provided temporary shelters and supplies today for tens of thousands of peroons left homeless by the (Continued on Page 10) • Mens Fashion Jeans • Boys Fashion Jeans ·Mens and Boys Tube Socks ·Mens Double Knit Sport Coats •Boys Flannel Shirts •Mens Flannel Shirts Anniversary Sale! • WASIDNGTON - THE SENATE HAS PASSED a reoolution urging President Ford to make public the full story uncovered by the Watergate investigation. The reoolution, which puts the chamber on. record but does not have the power of law, was passed by voice vote Thursday. The Senate is continuing debate today on related legislation • that would give custody of all of former President Nixon 's . __l'latecgate tapes and other White Ho~ papers to the govern./ ment. A third measure awaiting action is a resolution to require - not just urge - Ford to make pu'\,lic all the facts of the Watergate scandals, the results of all Watergate investigations and the contents of Nixon's Wa~gate tapes and documents. Permanent press neat fitting work pants with matching shirt. $9.98 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1974 Absentee voting made .easier pairs . '500.00 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ----------~~----------------~------------~-------------- A famous make - one size fits all sizes 10 through 13. Big selection of colors . Choose bulky knit orlons or the more conservative Banlon panel. 3 NO. 122 . tee on domestic marketing ,:;~nd consumer relations to exp lore why retail meat prices haven't. fallen faster. Members were stLSpicious that supermarkets are profi· t~ring on beef. Reta il prices haven't fallen nearly as sharply as the pr,ices farmers receive for their cattle. The Agriculture Department would not support their theory, however. Departme nt econ omist J . Dawson Ahalt sa id s uper. marke t profit s • have bee n averaging nine-tenths of a cent for every dollar of sales. That's below their historical level of 1.1 to 1.3 per cent of sales volwne. Aha It said, however, that there was so m e '' circum stantial -evidence " of supermarkets increasing meat Devoted To The Interests of Th e Meigs-Mason Area oci. • I . · SALE 6.99 SALE 7.99 SALE 9.39 SALE 10.19 .- SALE 10.89 SALE. 11.19 SALE 12.39 ....-.- Rep . W.R. Poage, 0-Tex., was plainly angry Thursday at public r.evulsion over a plan by . ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICES Carhart! Brown Duck I ·By MIKE FEINSILBER ~ WASHIN GTON lOP!) .:...."Who in this room would volunteer to take those ca lves?" asked the congressman, "his voice rising like an aucUoneer's. ''DoiS somebody want a gift? Does somebody here ·want to feed them out and then lose $50 ,. SALE PRICES Live Entertainment . .. ~ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO 8 P.M. RUGGED AS . I Arithmetic tells story, ~raising ' beef is to lose SYRACUSE - Returning to his first pilstorate alter 34 years, Rev. Robert E. Salser, pastor of the Church of the Nazarene in Glasgow, W. .Ya., will preach at revival services at the Church of the Nazarene here starting next Monday, Oct. 7 at 7:30 p.m. Rev . Salser, a native of Racine, began his ministry at · the Syracuse ChUrch of the . Nazarene in 1940. While pastor at Syracuse , the present church was built, Rev . Salser doing muc h of the labor . himself. Services will be nightly, Oct. 7-13. Special music wiD be featured. Rev. Salser's REV. SAUER messages are Bible centered, Rev. Howard C. Black .] s on redemption, . holin.ess, judgment, and the second pastor of the host churCh. Services are open to the publtc. coming of Christ. llQth ANNIVERSARY SALE . PRINTZESS COATS . pastorate as evangelist ·~ FINAL 2 DAYS MEIGS THEATRE { Who wants ·a calf?~ ELBERFELD$ IN-· -POMEROY I l ./ ·. • Youth revival set Salser reiums. to first ~ TOLEDO, Ohio t UP! I Betty Lou Baker , Esti ll . "Renewal Through Christ" Here are this week"s winning Binion, Joan Brumfield , numbers in the Ohio lottery : . Boosters wiil stage their an- · ~?. services are underway this Richard Caldwell. Owen Ca ll. Numbn - :163 ( three·shl:· Carnival this ~: week at the Enterprise United nual Halloween Orten Carter, Alice Cone!; . , ,., · MethodiSt Church. three) in any box on Ucket Saturday at •7 p. m . ~t the :':· George Cummins. Jr .. Hubert Tuppers Plains E lementary .,.. SUNDAY .·:· Veatured tonight will be wtns $20. RACINE - The Southern DHart, William Dra ke. Harry Numbers 236 (two--three- School. ANNUAL Meeting, Meigs youth night with Rev. Ro!>ert Athletic Boosters meeti ng Durst , Gertrude Emmert, s ix} and 583 ' tflve-etght· There will be a number of County Pio.n eer· and Historical • Bumgarner of the Middleport Monday evening at the high Osca r Fee . Jr .. WiUiam three) in_green and blue wills games with prizes, food of a Society ; 2 p .m. ,' Meigs United Methodist Church as school here voted to pay on the Gentry , Mrs. Paul Gill ma~ and $500. wide variety and door prizes. Museum , Butternut Ave., gues t speaker. Youth of the . new weight mac hine. son, Paul Greer, Mary A. Hall , Numbers 23S and 583 In The carnival will be preceded ... Pomeroy. Speaker, Mrs. Rock Springs and Enterprise It also was vote'a that money Melva Halley: Enos Marltison, · by a jitney supper , also Catherine Remley, currator of Churches will ha~e special blue boxes win $1,000. from the football programs go John !". Hatfield , Mark Hill, sponsored by the boosters, the Campus Martius Museum, mus1c With the trw of Phil Numbers 23S and 583 In to the reserve cheerleaders to Mrs . Jerr-y J ohn so n and fr om4:30to6 :30p. m . with the Marietta; reports and e lection Ohlinger , Andy Jioover and green . boxes eligible for purchase new uniform111 for the daughter, Sharon Johnson , Gene Shiveley to sing several $300.,0QO drawing and menu consisting of a variety of of directors. coming •basketball season. Laura Kenney, Exie Kirk, meats , vegetables , desserts REVIVAL at First Church of se lections. automatically wins $15,000. Parents !'light was set for Nov. Lelah Lee, Jennifer Lund , Mrs. Friday night special music and beverages . The public is God , N~w Haven, beginning 1 at the Southwestern game . A Kenneth Madden and oon. invited . 7:30 p.m. nightly . Rev. Joe w11l be presented by the Meigs project will be arranged to help Samuel McKinney, Mary Griffith, Ravenna: evangelist. County Senio~ Citizens Chorus 'the junior high athl e tic · Middleton : Hollis Mor-rison , Special s inging. Everyone under the dll'ection of Mrs. program . William Orr, Melvetta Norwelcome. Carrie Neutzling. Speaker will Supt. of Schools Bob Ord fllup , John Riddle, Ro~alie be Rev. Steve Wilson, Racine. • !Continued from Page I) spoke informally of important Sayre, Anna Stearns, Sadie saturday night Rev. Carl SQUAD CALLED issues in the district. A Steele, Mrs. Tei'iy Vallance Natural Resources Department's =division of reclamation . Hicks of the Pomeroy-Chester The Pomeroy E·R Squad wa s question and answer period and daughter, Richard Van Evans, a geolog ist with the U. S. Bureau of Mines at Pitlsburgh, called at t':36 a.m. today .to Churches will be the speaker will receive a salary of $16,057. , followed. The next meeting will Metter, Melvin Wicker. Rutland for Eva Kauff who was with the men of the Enterprise He will assist in developing a program within the be Oct. 15. (Births] having diffi c ulty breathing . Church to have the music. All . Attending were John DudMr . and Mrs . Denzil Nida , a Reclamation Divisl.Dn .to regulate surface mine operators who She was taken to Holzer services begin at 7:30p.m. and ding, Martha Dudding, Mr. son, Crown City; Mr . and Mrs. remove m inerals such as sand , gravel, clay, shale and limestone. the public is invited. Medical Center. ' Ord, Carl Wolfe, Dave Hill, Pat Martin Woodard , a da ughter, Ohio:s All-Minerals Reclamatioq Law, effective next June, reqUires that permits be obtamed and reclamation plans ~ White, Dee Brown, }\onnie Jackson : approved before mmmg 1s started much as what now 1s reqwred Salser, Wi nnie Waldnig, Bill of coal strip miners. Jewell, Danny Brown, Bill Maynard, Denny Evans, Herb Pleasant Valley Hospital White, Marvin Hill and Roger Letters of opinion are welcomed. They ohoald, be1 DISCHARGED - Karen ----~---------------------~ 1 Adam s. than 300 words long 1 or be subj•ct to redo<Uo• by lilt Me Known, Point Pleasant; editOr) and must be signed with the signee'a Raleigh Scott, Jac kson ; Delta FORM GOVERNMENT 1 ~· ..mes may be withheld upon publication. However, • I Hutchinson, Point Pleasant ; BEIRUT (UP!) - Lebanese 1 Gr ove r Rulen , Gallipolis 1 request, names will be disclosed. Letten should be .b l ,_. President Suleiman Franjieh Ferry. I . taste, addressing issues, not personi.Udes. 1 asked aged former premier I I Saeb Salam today to form a new government to deal wi th EXTENDED OUTLOOK rising inflation and bloody . Saturday through Monday, clashes between right-wing chance of showers Saturday militia members a nd I I and Sunday ending Monday. I I Palestinian guerrillas. Highs In the 70s. Lows In the Dear Sir: upper 40s and 50s. . · SPECIAL SHOWING AND SAlE I have just read the account of the school board meeting in which one board member advocated the abandbnment of lower echelon football in theJV[eigs Local District due to "lack of proper TONIGHT, OCT. 3 LAST BARBECUE coa ching" . Quite frankly , it not only nauseated . me, it deeply NOT OPEN irritated me. Charle s Legar , Pomer oy !"ire Ch ief, announced today I am not rising to the defense of any particular coac~ or FRt. .S AT .. SUN. , Mr . Douglas Lang of the Printzess Coat Co mpany w ill be in that the Pomeroy Fire teacher, nor do l Helieve they are infallible. Perhaps some of OCT . 4-5·6 our Second Floor Coat Department Fr iday and Saturday Department will hold its last DIRTY MARY , them lack the knowledge of a Paul Brown or Woody Hayes, and from 9: 30 to 5 P.M. wit h the compl ete line of beautiful CRAZY LARRY Printzess Coa ts . chicken barbecue of the year they make errors in judgment during a contest . Technicolor Sunday beginning at 11 a.m . on But the greatest error in judgment ll:as made by the learned Peter Fonda All Coats Ordered From Mr. Lang will be at our the upper pa rking lot. Only football genius who does not know the situation in the Athens"PG" Special Anniversary Sale Prices chicken halves will be sold and Meigs Freshman game when the coach inserted "players of CARTOONS only 300 halves will be le:-;.ser ability' ' .tn truth, the score was 18-6 in Athens' favor when Show Starts 1 PM available. oome of the smaller boys went into the game against the first ANNIVERSARY SALE! line. My oon was one of those referred to by this most knowledgable person as one of "lesser ability ." Famous Make My question is this : since this great assessor of persons never sees these boys practice or attends a game, how does he know whal their ability might be?, or to what heights they might arise on a given occasion. Solid colors · patterns and an excellent selection I do not believe in favoritism from anyone for my children. of ready tied lies and" the ones you tie yourself . • They should be able to make it on their own as much as possible. Excellent quality. This sale includes our entire Alii can hope to do is to encourage them to do their best and try stock of mens, boys, and prep ties. ,. to develop what abilities or talents they might possess. Quite naturally , every parent likes to see his son or daughter Huntjng for rugged, excel in school activities or their chosen profession. But I don't warm outerwear? We need some outsider saying a child has no ability. If a member of have o sporty selec the coaching staff or a teacher indicates to me that this might be Anniversary Sale tion for your active the case, then I would have to trust their judgment, since this is life . . . in safety what they are being compensated for.! do not think this trust is mis placed. So to this geng1eman let me say this . ~ . judge your color orange . own first-before you lay any judgment on someone else 's child, Also in Navy blue ESPECIALLY MINE. and grey. Includes our entire stock of mens long sleeve Mine, as well as those others of so called lesser ability, are S-M- L-XXL shirts in sizes smalL medium , large and extra out there every night taking their raps with the rest of the team large. . • because THEY ARE PART OF A TEAM.I have yet to hear mine Knit shirts are also included in this special 110th "pass the buck" when they lose. Anniversary Sale. · Acrylic / cotton So if this person doesn't like a particular coach or teacher, doubly insu · lay it on the line and don 't "put down" the little guy who is par· lated jacket. MENS 11.95 SHIRTS . SALE 8.99 ticipatlng in a sport because he likes his teammates and likes the activity. MENS 10.95 SHIRTS SALE 8.19 MENS 9.95 SHIRTS l would earnestly hope that this sports program is not SALE 7.49 MENS 8.95 SHIRTS dropped. If a youngster wants to actively engage in football , SALE 6.69 basketball, etc., he should be given the chance to do oo. That way MENS 7.95 SHIRTS SALE 5.99 he might not only learn to be a good winner but a gracious loser ·MENS 6.95 SHIRTS SALE 5.19 KERM'S KORNER as well. Wouldn 't it be great if oome adults learned this. - Jim MENS 5.95 SHIRts SALE 4.49 Soulsby. ·· P.S. l heard the coaches commit thell!Selves to one thing at Anniversary Sale the start of the seaoon. They said each boy would get in each • POMEROY, OHIO game if only for one play. So far, they have kept that com. mitment. new machine .. •• with historical events. This is the latest sign she er~ted . A new one wiD take its place soon . All of the wording on ~e signs is done by Miss Gilmore. • ·• ',I i ,. �• • • " 2 - The Datly Sentmel, Mtddieport-Pomeroy, 0 , Fnday, Oct 4, 1974 - . ..' Nixon Wants ,exCuse. from teStifying -m WASIIINGTON ( UP]) - Former Prestdent Richard Ntxon , still bedndden wtth what hts doctors call a potenttally dan gerous ctrculatory atlment, has asked to be excused from testlfymg at the Watergate Cover up tnal of f1v e forme r atdes Nixon's lawyers Thursday s ubmt t t cd two mottons to Meigs ~ Stauffer exec ·recognized as buying expert GALLIPOLIS FERRY, W Va - Offutt (H 0 1 Franc1s 656 Upper Riv e r Rd Ga lhpoh s , manag er of operatiOns servt ces fo r Stauffer Chemt cal Company s plant here, has become one of the f1rstm the nation to receive recogmhon as a ' Cerltfted Purcftasmg Manager 1CPM ) by the National Ass oc1a t10n of Purchasmg Management Ehgtblhty reqlllrements gtve pomts for edu cahon , purchasmg servtce to employers contnbutwns to purchasmg assoc1ahon s and the pur chasmg professwn, and through the testmg program whtch cover s varwus phases of purchasing ma nagement Francts has served on the board of C\trectors as president and as director for natiOnal affatrs for the Trt-State Purchasin g Management Assoctatwn m the past and at present ts c hairman of professwnal development and purchasmg techmques for the <rgamzabon whtch has area members at Charleston, Huntington, Ashland , Parkers burg, and Manetta Francts has also served m church and ctvtc activities m Pomt Pleasant and Galhpolts smce movmg to this area m January, 1956, from Texas On Tuesday, Oct 8, F Thomas Jones, VIce president m charge of N APM Dtstnct 6, Wlll VIStl the Trt-Sta\e Pur· chastng Management Association to present the program on "Certification" at the monthly meehng at Gateway Inn, Route 60 E , Huntington , W Va Persons mterested m altendmg lhts meeltng should c ontact Francis or Mrs Sue Boggess, Umon Carbide Corp , South Charleston , W Va MONEY ARRIVES State Audtlor Joseph T FergllSOn's offtce announced the dtslrtbutwn of $45,509,773 60 to Ohto's 613 ctty, exempted village and local school dtstncts as provided by the supplemental appropnattons btll whtch became effective July 27 Metgs eounty recetved $102,720 80 Amounts received mclude $5,034 by the Meigs County Board of Education; $20,476.80, Eastern Local School Dtstrtct $57,818 ~o. the Meigs Locai School DtstriCt, and $19,391 60, Southern Local School Dtslnct Oveta Culp Hobby secre tary of Health, Educatton and Welfare durmg the Etsenhower adm1mstratwn, was the ftrst Republican woman to hold a cabmet seat Property Transfers Alma E Smtth to John H Smith, IJnda D Smtih, PaPcelg, Salem Hilton Wolfe Ruth A Wolfe to Denms I Boothe, Irma J Boothe, 26 A , Sutton Wilham P Stansbury. Helen H Stans bury to James F Arnold, Lot, Mtddleport F C Taylor, Ethel W Taylor to F C Taylor, Ethel W Taylor , Eleanor B Thoinas Helen Atkeson , Rutland Mmme Ptckens, dec to Mary Tnplett, Cert of Trans , Lebanon George W Mtller , Jane Mtller to James E Baer, Susan M Baer, Lots, Mtddleport Ernes t C Smtth, Margaret Smtih to Gerald T Dolctm Mary Anne Dolcm1 Parcels, Lebanon Veterans Memorial Hospital Adrm tted - Kay Hockman, Cheshtre, I mda Acree, Pomeroy; Montca Turner, Langsvtlle Discharged Wanda Sprague, Wanda Swartz, Paul Hudson , Ervm Smtih, Terry1 Little and Mary Hamng quash SUbPoenas f,lf. hiS appearance under condthons so secr et that not even pro secutwn and defense lawyerS were permitted to see them US D1stnct Judge John J Sirtca mter rupted his pams talfm g questtonmg of prospective JUrors long enough only fo tssue a ~ stat ement saymg that the motiOns had been recetved 'They wtll be ftled under seal L a t e Monday N•ght M1 x ed September JO 1974 Won Lost Da nny s Mob1 1e Ho m es 4A 14 Ja cks Cl ub 36 11 M• d Po m Su noc o '16 n Te am '1 22 '16 Te a m 1 10 38 Te a m4 6 41 Wom en s H• gh ln d v 1du a r G a me M ax rn e Dug a n 200 Ma r y Voss 194 Be lty Wh• tta tc h IA7 M ens H g h ln d .. G a me Lar r y Dug an 137 R a y R oac h 221 E d V oss 198 Wom en s H•gh Ser• e s Mary Voss 53 5 Betty Wh •tl at c h 52 7 N aom• Fl oyd 498 M e ns H1gh Ser res - Larry Dugan 59 3 Ray Roach 569 Ed Voss 546 T e am H• g h Gam e and Serr es - Danny s Mob• le Homes 75 4 an d 2166 In 1927, Al Jolson starred tn the " The,.Jazz Smger .' the ftrst full-length talkmg movte . In 1955, 66 persons were killed when a Umted Air Lines plane htt Medtcme Bow peak m southern Wyommg In 1957, Russta launched the ftrst man-made space satellite, called "Sputmk " A thought for the day Atheman wnter Menander satd, "We hve , not as we wtsh, but as we can " Wl\11 lhe l"OUrt has had afl opportumty to revtew them thoroughly, " S1r1ca satd When that might be was unknown, though there was speculatton Strtca mtght watt Wltll a JUry ha s been chosen and sequestered for the con sp1racy trtal before makmg pubhc N1xon's reasons for want10g to be excused It was believed Ntxon 's health -he Is shll hospttalized m Cahforma w1th blood clots m a leg and a lung stemmmg from recurrent flare-ups of phl e bttts - was the maJor factor c1ted m the motions One defense lawyer speculated that "nattonal Little M's win 34-0 The Meigs Mara uder JuniOr Htgh Football team, under the direchon of head coach John Arnott, rolled to a convmcmg 34-0 v1 c tory over Federal Hocking Thursday mght at Holzer Medical Ceuter (Discharges, DeL 3) Mrs Mtlchell Allen and son, Mtldred Banks, Greta Blevms, Lola Boston, Randy Burnett, James H Davis, Rtcky Exhne , Charles Fetters, Trace Fraley, Ehzabeth Frazter, Vester Gorby, Nolane Hatfteld, James T Horn, Debra Hughes, Samuel Ltttlepage, Elwood Lucas, John C Moore, Pansy Owens, Jane A Powell , Perry Riggs , Mrs Gary Roark and daughter, Franc1s Sayre, Mrs James Shaffer and daughter , Chad Snyder, Mrs Roger Wallace and son, Kimberly Waugh , Andrey Wtckhne (Births I Mr and Mrs Wtlham Chnsty, a daughter, Apple Grove, W Va , Mr and Mrs Marwn Ferguson, a daughter , Phny, W Va , Mr and Mrs Charles Letth, a son, R10 Grande Mr and Mrs James Locklear, a daughter, Galhpohs, Mr and Mrs Charles Wrtght , a daughter, Pomeroy Fede~al Hocking Wtth Arnott s ubslttuhn g freely wtlh seventh graders the enhre second half, the Marauders opened up a 2M mtermtss1on lead behmd the runnmg and passmg or Quarterback Davtd Blake Blake, teamed up on a 7()-yard pass play m the ftrst quarter w1th Bruce Carman, and Blake ran 10 the conversion pomts to gtve Metgs an ~ lead In the second quarter, Blake rambled 60 yards and then 40 yards for touchdowns, wtth Bob Seehg runmng m the conversion pomts followmg the second score Rick Blaettnar talhed twtce m the second half on runs of 7 and 50 yards to complete the scormg " The offense wtll speak for Itself," said Arnott followmg the game ' 'The defense dtd a heck of a JOb, led by Don Karr who forced them to cough up 2 fumbles " Both fumbles led to Marauder touchdowns " The whole defense did a great JOb," Arnott continued Next Thursday the httle Marauders wtll host Eastern at Mtddieport Stadium By Quarters Metgs 6 14 12 0-34 Fed Hock 0 0 00-0 • Fort Randolph's dedication set PT PLEASANT - West Vtrgtma Gov Arch A Moore, Jr will OffiCially dedicate the reconstructed Fort Randolph m Btcentenntai Ceremomes Oct 10 at the Fort here F'ort Randolph, a 30,000 sq ft area, complete wtth cabms, paltsade, Slmula ted block houses, and stage, cost about $100,000, all supplted by Federal, State and County Court funds The program w11l begm at 2 P m With the Pomt Pleasant Htgh School band playmg several selections The Pomt Pleasant Mthlla has charge of flag ratsmg and Jack Bw dette BICentenmal Co-ordmator, w11i serve as master of ceremomes Others on the program are Rev Tally Hanna, Mtchael Shaw, delegate to State Legtsla ture from Mason County, and Potnt Pleasant Mayor John Musgrave The dedicahon IS the htghhght of the week-long Btcentenmal Celebration here commemorating the Battle of Pomt Pleasant, the ftrst batUe Of the Amer1can Revolutmn Mayors from many West V1rgtn1a c1ttes and represenlahves of governors from 1several states and Canada wtll be mtroduced Direct descendants of par- tictpants m the battle 200 years ago w11l be recogmzed Fort Randolph •s destgned to stand mdeftm!ely, constructed for ctty and commumty events Bleachers hive been erected for seating and wtll1>e used for the mghtly performances of the h1stoncal musical drama, ' Rtvers of Destiny ' presented rughtly at 7 30 Oct 8-13 The arbvtties w1ll begin at 11 30 a m w1 th a soc1al hOUr and regtstrahon of visiting dtgmtanes and pres$ representatives at the Lowe -.. DEVOTED1'01HE """""""'OF _..........,....,. ChESI ER L. TANNDIJI.l., ' AOBI!:RTH01!7UCB a.,. ..... ~blilhld. dilly ~t Saturqly by The Obio Valley Pub~Wlin& QJmlllny, 111 """'St ........, Olllo, ""' Drfk!ll! Phon! m-2151 EdjtQriai Pblae Dn- ZI67 Second ..... ...... ,.........,. 10hlo N•Uon•l ad'l'e.rtiJinl repreRntative BotUneiU.Oallaahw,lnc ,IIEul OndSt, New Yurt , New York sut : tpticm rata Dell...t by canier where •nllahle eo oenll per lrtdl, By Motor Route wbert c:arrit:r Mr"rlce not available One mmtb, tl.to 81 maU Ill Ohio -and W Va , One Ye•, Ill !b monlh1, 1'1 50 ~ree moniU t8 E1lewJwoe $2:1 00 yeu m mantha fll Ill three montN M&o .!llbecripUoo Jrice includes Sunday 'llmHfsentinel DR. LAMB Less activity needs less food By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D DEAR> DR LAMB - Is tl true that people over 45 reqlllre only a small porll6n of food' DEAR READER - It ts true of some but certamly not all If you become more and more mactive phystcally then you will need less and less food Also, tf you let your amount of muscle dlm1msh because you never do anythmg that works your muscles under a load then you w1ll use even fewer caloneS}ust slttmg around than you did earher m life That decrease m calorie usage by .your body after 40 ts often assoctaled with loss of muscles. If you keep acltve, and Pl"'ltcularly ~f you do strength exerctses tu mamtam the Size of your mu8cles, you wtll still be able to eat as much as always and not get fat It <loesn 'I take long to do strength exerciSes, and tf you do them regularly tt will help a lot Examples of these are chmups, push-ups, lmee bends, Weight traming and some Isometric-type exercises as opposed to walking 10 mtles Walking, jogging and sumlar activities are endurance ago I had an enlarged prostate starltng your stream and gland, but not to bother about tt stoppmg1t The stream may be unless 1t bothers me small m cahber Your sympRecently I was exammed by toms don 't sound hke you are a dtfferent doctor' as my other havmg much trouble yet doctor passed away He told When 11 15 destrable to !mow me my prostate gland was for sure how much obstruction enlarged, too I have no a man has, 1t Is necessary to problem urmahng, but do have hlll1 empty his bladder as dribble for a mmute or two completely as he can Then a when I thmk I'm fmlshed C3'theter (hollow tube) IS My question 1s, do you thmk I passed through the urethrea should be operated on at lh1s mto the bladder and 1f there ts time or should I )V&t longer' still a lot of urme present tl can DEAR READE!j,.,- It be drained out and the amount depends enttrely upon how measured It 1s sometimes much obstruction you have surpnslng how much Is there You can't always tell that A wash basm full ts not unby just domg a manual common In severe problems exammalton, The prostate can A Sllljple X ray of the abenlarge outward and not domen after urmation may stgntftcantly compress the lilso show a dtstended bladder urethral dramage from the When dye studtes of the kidbladder It can also enlarge neys are done, the dye collects toward the center, hke ftllmg in the bladder and makes 11 the hole m a donut, com' more obvious pressmg the urethra wltli~ " Certamly you shouldn't have feeling very large surgery done unless It can be Your symptoms are some shown by one of the above mdtcatton of how much ob- methods that you really do struction you have When have a lot of urme m the obstruction becomes marked bladder that ts not being there may be a markedl!"" "' etimmated jloleanwhile l think dtstended bladder. Thts may you should have at least a cause frequent urinalton yearly checkup whtch would exerciSeS. DEAR DR. LAMB - I am m wtthout completely emptymg mclude a manua,l exammalton the bladder You may also of your prostate gland my la~e 60s I was told 10 years _have other problems, m , I Hotel A Dedtcalton Day Parade Will start at 12 30 w1th floats, bands, marchmg umts and Vlsttlng guests takin~part First place at stake in Mid-American race By United Press International Bowlmg Green and Toledo, p1cked as pre-season also rans, meet Saturday mght m the Glass Bowl wtth undtsputed possessiOn of f1rst place m the Mtd-Amencan Conference at stake Both teams started slowly thiS year, BG dropptng tts opener to East Carolina and the Rockets lostng thetr ftrst lwo to Tampa and Villanova The Falcons, however, reboundll!l With an unpresstve VICtory over Dayton and tben last week, m thetr ftrst conference game, whacked Western Mtchtgan 21-13 at Kalamazoo Toledo, meanwhile, looked like It was gomg down to defeat for the thtrd straight time, but rajlied from a 16-3 deftctl to mp Ohto Umverstty 19-16 on a Vtrgil Crots field goal wtth JUst foW" seconds remammg That left both teams with 1-0 conference marks and set up the early season showdown m the 39th meetmg between the two northwestern Ohio netghbors, who are not necessarily friendly Other Mid-Am Teams In other games involvmg Mtd-Am teams, Kent State, the pre-.season tttle choice but already saddled wlth an ()-! record, tries to get on lite conference wlllllmg track as 11 hosts Western Michigan, while Ohio U. hosts Nortbern DlinOIS and Mtaffil, unbeaten m tts last 15 games, faces a shff challenge at Kentucky The BG-Toledo game wtll pit veteran Rocket quarterback Gene Swtck, one of the top passers m the nation, agamst freshman stgnal caller Mark Miller of Bowling Green, Swick" a 6-2, 200-pound Juntor, IS currently etghth m the nation m passmg, throwmg prtmartly to John Ross, currently the top receiver m the country with 24 catches m three games. Miller, a 6-3, 175ilounder, will be making bis,£trst start, after coming Off)\h~lbench the last two weeks to rall:f the Falcons to vtclortes, Miller htt on e1ght of 14 passes m the second half against Western Michigan, mcluding one for a touchdown. In the sertes, whtch began m 1919, BG holds a 20-14 edge wtth four ties ' . < Miami Meets Kentn<:ky Muinu, with VIctories over Eastern Mtchtgan and Marshall and ~ 7-7 he wtth Purdue so far this season, wtll be meehng Kentucky for the ftrst time smce 1920 when the Redskins whipped the Kentucktans 14-0. But, the Mtami defense, whtch has allowed only seven pomts lll three games, will be put to the test by the Wildcats veer attack, led by fullback Sonny Collins and quarterback M1ke Fanuzzt Colltns, a 6-foot, 194;:1ound Jumor, rushed for 1,213 yards last season and already has 329 yards m three games this season Fanuzz1 IS the Wildcats leading scorer wtth four TDs and has rushed for 282 yards m 66 carnes Kentucky IS Z-1 on the year Ohw Unlverstty, which blanked Kent State 20-0 two weeks ago before last week's costly defeat to Toledo, will try to bounce back agamst a 1-J Northern DlinoiS squad. "We JUSt must regroup and cul down our nustakes," sa1d a disappomted OU coach Bill Hess "! think Toledo played thetr best game of the year to date against us Although we probably were not at the emottonal pitch we were at Kent,! felt we played hard, but our miStakes killed us '' I I I - cover~up • ' secunty grounds" also were On trtal are ftve one-tlme ra1sed Ntxon heutenants - John N Jury selection contmued Mttchell, H R Haldeman, John today m Strtca 's sealed-<>ff D Ehrhchman, Robert C courtroom a s ptosp'echv e Mardtan and Kenneth W JUrQrs were .. queshone d Parktnson -accused of conexfiaushvely to ftnd tf they sptrmg to cover up the buggmg have been tamted by masstve scandal pubhctty m the case Both Ehrlichman and WaterIn another etght-hour sesston gate prosecutors have subpoThursday, Smca talked to JUSt enaed NtXon to testify 10 of 144 prospects who had Dr John Lungren <Jf U.s survived frrst-round screenmg Angeles, who has been treatmg Of those 10, f1ve were ex- Ntxon, srud earlier this week cused and fiVe were retamed that his paltent was too til to for the next round Twelve travel for at least a month and JUrors anl;l stx alternates must perhaps as long as three ultunately be chosen whtch could affect the outcome of the trial or perhaps force a postpbnement Whether Strtca would accept th~ health excuse, send a team or doctors to examine the former prestdent, or hold a full-scale hearmg on the ISSue remamed undectded NtXon IS one of 19 persons named by the grand Jury as unmdic ted co-eonspll'ators m the cover-up plot. It was learned Thursday that the govenunent will also try to prove that a 20th person, former Nixon special counsel Richard A Moore, also was part of the conspiracy LAS VEGAS, Nev. iUPIJ Johnny Miller, the superman or the 1974 pro golf tour, says he's tired and Bobby Heins, an unlmown tour rookie from Montieello1 N. Y, says he's rela:vd. Tbe result is Heins has the lead after the opening round of lhe $135,000 Sahara Invitational and Miller finds htmself five shots back On a sun-baked Thursda! at the 6,800-yard SarahaNevada Couptry Clu~ course, He1ns, 23, shot a fiveunder-par 66 to flnisif the first round one stroke ahead of Dave Eichelberger, last year's tunner-up here, and J C Snead. Meanwhile, Miller, playmg at Las Vegas as a personal favor to a Sahara Hotel executive, struggled In with a 71, a round which included a tnple begey on the par-four, 442-yard sixth hole. Saturday October 12 at 1 p m Stnce thts 1s Veterans and Fraternal Day, a large sectwn of the Pprll,fle wtll be mthtary umts and fraternal orgamzatwns Company A, Mar me Reserves, 4th Engmeer Batalhon from South Otarleston has entrtes along wtth W Va Natwnal Guard Motor Patrol and Marchmg Umts Both parades are scheduled on the same route , formmg on 1st Street, tt wtll go up Mam to 12th and diSPerse Co-Chatrmen K W Robmson and Col Rtchard Tatterson and Parade Marshall Charhe Wood say entrtes wtll be taken nght up to parade ltme Entries mto the parade route should go down Vtand St to Kennedy Ave ( 2nd Street ) behmd· Hecks, an<) turn rtght on Jones Street There wtll be atdes there to ISSUe cards showmg wut locahons Jerry Reuss, 16-11 Sutton, who lost only to the Pirates m gomg 1~1 m the seco~lf of the year, has a perso'r!lii:"score tn making a good showmg agamst Pittsburgh 'I want to reach the third of my three goals I set for myself when I signed my ftrst contract," srud Sutton u1 wanted to become a maJor league pttcher, I wanted to pitch m an All-Star game, and I wanted to pttch m a World Sertes "Now I have a chance to fulftll these goals." Most Valuable Player candidate Steve Garvey, who had 200 hits and Ill RB!s for the season , said, "I'm confident and optlmisttc " Ferguson satd the playoffs are gomg to be a dogftght more than anythmg "From here on," he satd, "It's not so much a matter of who's gomg to be best, but !"hich team will take advantage of breaks and op,. porturulles We've been a club that has done that-and we'll keep domt 1t " Btl! Buclmer, the Dodgers' verston of Pete Rose, satd, "We 're hungry for the playoffs And we'll be hungry for the World Sertes " ~ • BARWICK-KITCHEN CLASSIC CARPET REG. '12A9 SMART SET KITCHEN CARPET REG. •9.50 ROOM SIZE REMANTS 555 3~0 ST. ~ 949-2684 •• • • • • • • • •• •• ••• •• •• •• •• • •• •• •• • •• •• •' •• • •" "Battle Days" Sunday School· Campaign ' I \ r BY JOE CARNlCELU UPI Sports Wrtler NatiOnal Football I eagu e ac tion Sunday wJII mark the begmmng of one c oaching ca reer a nd perhaps Lhe e nd of another Th e be gmnm~ belongs to Joe Thomas who adds the head coachmg JOb to hts general manage r role wtth the Bal. tunore Colts Thomas repla ces Howard Schnellenberger , hred last Sunday after harsh words w1th owner Robert lrsay about who should quarterba ck the team The man 10 trouble IS Norm Van Brockhn Hts Atlanta Falcons, c onsidered to be the top oppostllon for Los Angeles m the . Natwnal Confe rence West ha ve dropped all three games Sunday's struggle with the New York Gtants a t New Haven, Conn , could be the Dutchman 's last 1! thmgs don t start turrung around soon Van Brockhn's task mtght be easier than Thomas' Baltunore, v.h1ch has lost Its ftrst three games, ts loaded w1th hrst and second year players and must face a New England team that ts playmg probably the best ball m the league The Patnots are 3-0, mcludmg wms over mtghty M1am1 and Los Angeles , and .~::. ·:.g.: : :~: By Denny § :·:?f. .Y.-X Fo b es >«·' t:@ ~ all' l\!t! kln g like lhc Al sr t he 1 ll~..:on s hc~ ve pow c1hou st thf'y we r e tn the h ~'' \Utli) the sal ll L 1t• 1m that ea rlv rlctv s of the AFL Ill th e ,&! 1_~;11 cl} nussed the pla yuffs last 1960s sea son The tng problem has Atlanta, however tak es on a been at qua rterback , wher e Giant team that has been Rob Lee has been una ble to hnd err at ic Th e G1ant offe nse !he mag1c he gener a ted last collapsed 10 thetr opemng loss season a nd ha s been benched m to Washmgton, the de fense favor {,f Pat Sullivan the foldt'<.l 10 a defeat a t the ha nds fo r m er He1sma n Troph) of Ne w England and then both \o\ lruter from Auburn played bnlhantly 10 an upset of New Engla nd IS a 14-pomt Ddii,Js lcJs' Pek favonte wh1le the G1a nts are BY DENNY FOBES Tomght's ba ttl e between the und efeated Kyge1 Cree k Bobcats and Eas tern Eagles could go a long "ay m deter mmm g the 1974 SVAC cha m pton Roth squa ds e nter thts evenm g 's e nco unter v. tth Wlbl ennshed loop marks a nd after tomght each wtll have Just two leagu e gam es remaimng, although there are some powerful spmlers wailing m the wmgs Follo\\mg tom ght's clash at Eas tern , the Bobcats play hos t to the Southern Tornados, a squad th at s hll has title hopes of 1ts own whtle the Eagles GAHSfrosh zn 34-14 victory Galha Academ y Ht gh School's freshman football team ran 1ls three year wm mng s treak to 11 m a row followm g a 34-14 vtc lory over host Met gs at Mtddlepor t Thursday evemng The vtclory left the lads of Btll Wamsley and Bob La\\ son w1th a 3-()-0 mark th1s fall In the ftrst pertod, QB Tom J ones htt tailback Gary Dabney w1th a screen pass covenn g 45 yards to g1ve Galha a 6-0 lead In the second pertod, Dabney raced Tl yards and Jones ran the extra pomts to make tl 14-0 Later m the second stanza, Dabney raced 14 yards to paydtrt togtve the v1s1tors a 200 advantage Metgs scored qutckly ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS S•;4 per cen I year pa 1d on Regular Passbook Savmg s No M•mmum Interest from date of depostt to dale withdrawal Interest - 4lMEIGS ~~RANCH The AtMns Ccuntv Savmqs & lo.n Co 296 Second St Pomeroy. 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I lJ w1ll make about $173,000 next yea r as player-manager He suc ce eds Ken Aspromonte, ftred last week after leadmg the Trtbe to fourth place m the Amertcan League East wtth a 77-85 record, the team's best m SIX years And desptte their shoutmg match last Frtday mght, both Robmson and Gaylord Perry ms1sted Thursday they can play together Perry's angry demand for $1 more m salary than Robmson recetves tnggered the quarrel ' Gaylord Is a real pro and a real competitor and so am I," Robmson satd "Provtded he's satisfied wtth his contract, I don't .see any reason why he can't pttch here But that's a matter for Mr (General Manager Phtl I Seght, of course •r "I w1ll be most happy to play for h1m," Perry satd. 41 Everythmg w1ll be worked out ' I don ' t see any real pressure on me, or goals as the flr~C black manager," Robll13on satd "Outsiders are gomg to put a lot or pressure on me, but that's not the pressure from w•thm All! ha\ • to do IS get the most out of this team "I <ion 't see any problem ftrtng me or any black manager if we're not tlolng the JOb 1 don 't thmk there wtll be any repercussiOns The pubbc 1s smart They 're the first to know when you're not domg the Jab-and the first to get you ftred " foll owm g the thtrd GAHS touchdown whe n Buddy Dugan raced the ki ckoff back 70 yards to reduce Gallta 's lead to 20-6 QB George Gum pa ssed to Tim Rawhngs for the extra pmnls It was 2()-6 at halfttme In the th1rd stanza, Dugan scored agam for Metgs on a 2()yard sweep to reduce Galha 's lead to 2()-14 Dabney scored on run s of stx and 16 yard s tn the fmal s tanza and Jeff Whaley ran the extra pmnts to make 1t 34 14 Galha had 14 f~rs t downs and 299 yards ru s hmg Jones completed t"o of four passes (one mtercepted ) for 78 yards Jeff Whaley mtercepted one Metgs aenal Dallas Sayre had one pass reception for 33 yards for the wmners Gary Blanken- Among the tnbutes noted a t the 90-mmute news conference were a congratulatory telegram from Prestdent Gerald Ford and the presence of Baseball Commtsswner Bow1e Kuhn and Amertcan League Prestdent Lee McPhail 1 And as Robinson satd, "If I had one WISh, thiS IS It- that Jackte Robmson would be here to see thts happen today " The late Jackte Robmson shattered baseball's color barner as a player m 1947 wtth the Brooklyn Dodgers ProJeclmg htmself a s the destgnated httter, m hopes of fulfllhng hts career goals of 20 seasons m the maJors, 3,000 htts and 600 homers, Robmson aclmowledged that he wtll be the only one who dectdes whether he plays or not 'If Frank Robmson ts domg the JOb he'll be m the lmeup I'll ask htm every day how he's feelmg If he's playmg, I'll explam why to the guy who's not playmg I'll be the first to not write h1s name down when he 's not domg the job " \ .. lon a t Cmcmnat1 Buffalo a t Green B<:~y Denver at Kansa~ C1 ly Oakl and at Clevela nd , De troit <:~t Los Angeles, Ptttsburgh .1t Houston, Phtladel.llhla at Sa n Dtcgo .tnd New Orfe4lJlS at Clm ago !he New Ymk J e tS Hre at Mta mt Monday mght ane of the big games Will be Louts IS 3-0 a nd hrst m the NFC Eas.t While Sa n Franc1scu ts ~·!ljl w111! Los Angeles fo r the ~ ~ NFC West le'll\j Mmnesota, the onl y othe r unbeate n te a m bes1des New E ngland a nd St Louts , faces a Dallas te am smarttng from back-to-back upset losses to Pluladelph1a and the Ct a nls Washmgton IS at Cmcmna ll concl;tdc the u 1974 league slate se veral weeks later agams t em unpr edi cta bl e No r t h Ga llt a P1rate c rew ., But wtth all ti tle specula tion as1de tomg ht s game 1s with out a doubt the b•g one 1 he Bobca ts of J1m Sprague w11l be gomg a ftet the ir fourth wm m a row and 16th vtctory m the ir las t 21 games The Eagles of second -year mentor Sprkc Berkh1mer, on the other hand w1ll attempt to rebound from las t v.eek's 18-6 loss at Federal Hockmg, a gam e muc h closer than the score md1ca tes The birds will al so be a fter thetr fourth triUmph ove1 KC m the last ftve mee tings The Bobcats a re led by a powerful runmng game m the name of Junior tailback Chns Pres ton and semor fullback Mark Waller Pre s ton ha s rushed for 490 yards tn three games, sc 011ng stx tou c hdowns Wall er, who sa t out mos t of the Bobcats ' 26~ wm over Southwes tern last week , ha s a lready ha d a 100-plus yardage game lhts season , that commg m the f1rst game of the season a gams t North Gallla Jum or Ttm Lucas w11l be d1rectmg the Kyge r Creek attack, wtth hts chtef recetvmg threats JuniOr ends Jim Ward and Rtck Smtih The Ea gles are c ommandeered by semor quarterback Randy Blake who IS back to 9> pet efflc tency a ccordtng to Berkh1mer after suffenng an ankl e tn]ury tn the btrds' 7-0vtc tory over Southern two weeks a go It was Blake's pm-pomt passmg the ftr s t half of that Metgs County battle lhat got the Eagle offense sh1p s k•ckmg was praised by lhe Galha coaches Metgs Coach Roger Brauer satd " We d1dn 't htt as we're capable of hlttmg He added , 'M c•k O'Dell dtd a real good job at defenstve end whtle Kelly Wmebrenner d1d a good JOb on defense Dugan was outstandmg ' GAHS •s at Jackson Thursday Meigs next outmg Is at Logan Thursday By quarters GAHS9th 6 14 0 14-34 Me~ gs 9th 0 6 6 0-14 • WILLIAMS QUITS SAN DIEGO I UP! I - Steve W1lham s, co-holder of the "orld record for the !Otkneter dash at 9 2 seconds Thursday qu•t the San Otego State Umvers1ty track team "I've decided tt's not m my best mterests to compete for the umverstty," Williams said Wtlltams ctted ' an overall difference m philosophy between (track coach) Dtck Htll and myself," as the mam reason for his dec1s10n GARRET!' WAIVED MILWAUKEE Wts (UP! ) Veteran guard Mtke Garrett, a fave year NBA veteran , Thursda y wa s watved by the Mtlwaukee Bucks after havmg stgned last January as a free agent Garrett's release left the Bucks' roster at 13 players, mcludmg reserve center Dtck Cunmngham who m out of actton wtth a back problem mov mg and led to an eventual scormg pass to seniOr end Steve Holter Jmnm g Bla ke m the of fenstve backfield a1 e semur fullback Mtke La rkms, Juntor uu fback Don E tchmger and ha lfback Ten y Smtih a sem or speedster The btrd offenstve Ime w11l be led b) Hol ter and Plul Bo'fen at the ends, Tom Raley~ anlj Coy Starcher at the tackles , Guy Walket and David Mtlls at lhe guards and J ohn Smtih at center The Eagle defense, one of the sttngies t m southeastern Ohto, yteldmg JUs t 4 5 pomts per game will be a nchored on the hn e by Bowe n and Dav e Hannum at the tackle,.and Ttm Kuhn and Hol ter at the ends Mills, Batey, Mark Lawson and Kevm Barton w•ll be at the hnebacker spots , wtth Blake, EIChtngei, Lester Parker and fre shman ~ tandout Joe Kuhn m the secondat y In other a c tion tomght, the Southern Tornados wtll be at home , hosling the Nor th Galha Ptrates of J ohn Blake Th e Bill J e" e ll tutore d Tornados \\Ill try to stay w1thm one game of the front-runnmg Eagles or Bobcats, as wtll the Bucs The Tornados are current!} 1 1 m leag ue play whtle the Pm:ttes are 2-1 The Pu ales are led by sophomore quarterback M a~k Thetss who ftred two touchdown passes last week tn a 26-8 wtn ove r S) mmes Valley Other Buc threats are speed) tatlback Jeff Hollenbaugh, ~ sophom o r e wm gback Fred Logan and brmsmg 250 lb fullback Bruce Runyon Tornados w1ll The agam be paced by the devastattn g backfteld combtnatwn of semor halfback Mitch Nease and juntor fullbac k Greg Dunmng Nea se was the premter running back m southeas tern Ohto last fall , wh1le Dunmng ,ha s come mto ht s own this season, espectally last week when he rushed for 180 yards and scored a pair of touchdowns m the Tornado s ' 25-0 romp of Wahama Jewell will be sendmg out quarterback Buddy Ervm and halfback Danny Brown to JOin Nease and Dunmng m the backfield, whtle the hne wtll be anchored by Steve Boso and Glenn Stmpson at the ends, Randy Duddtng and John Salser at the ta ckles , Dave Please l elpme al Huddl eston and Monty Hart the guar ds, and Chns For bes " a t center Defensively Huddleston and Brown w1ll be at the ends, Johnson and Duddmg at the tackles, Hart and Dunnmg at hnebackers , Salser a t nuddle guard, Nea se and Bosu a t the halfbacks and Stmpson a nd Ervtn at the safeties as .Jewell Wtlh a diS!mct lack of depth IS forced to send all 11 stat ters both ways Wtth that lack of depth , 1t 1s ' mos t fortunate that Southern has yet to s uffer a key mJ ury l a s tarte r ' We don't have anybody hurt, ' Jewell says, addmg , 'We ve been domg pretty good so far ' In other SVAC action tom ght, Southw es tern travel s to Symmes Valley and Hannan Trace hosts Hannan, W Va OIO·Jec·~ lets you protect pupp1es aga1nst 4 dtseases wtth one shot do 11 yourself and save. 1-'ro tec l e~g et nst d 1stemper n,patltts an d 2 !a rms at ep1o Va cc me syr nge needle and comp lete d 1rec1 ons none package G 1ve one nJeCI!On when yo ur pup 15 8 14 weeks a booster snot at 16 wooks Yoo ""do I YO""elt lao 12 50 ~ , RABIES VACCINE ALSO AVAilABLE NEW SHIPMENT OF BLACK& WHITE MODERN Aat Heel SUPPLY Saddle Oxfords heritage house Youf~om MeA~ Store MIDD!,EPORT, 0. 399 WEST MAIN STREET 992 2164 POMEROY OH 10 THE STORE WlT H "ALL KlNOS OF STUFF FOR P ETS - STA BLES LARG E AN D SM ALL ANIMALS LAWN S GARD E NS Mens and Womens Curlee Ment Ram Fa1r Jockey Hubbard Haggar Arrow Career Club Puntan Stetson Adams Salvaton Cat$Ja Jantzen Betty Rose Lady Manhattan Pendleton Cuddmgton Lon Lynn Sw1tch Mate Mo1ud Hos1ery Gay G1bson PLUS MANY OTHER QUALITY BRAND NAMES Bahr Clothiers Middleport Ohio Buy Now! 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Second Ave. Mldlileport ~ v •1 a t Sa. n 1' rancasc o wher e two loUJ i)Olll t pl t: ks In ot11m Nl'l gam es Sunday, surprtsmg clubs tangle St SVAC title on the line early • part of hts JOb as human relations And desp•te h1s htston c status, tf he fatls at that or any part of the JOb, he expects to be ftred JUSt as any other manager would be "l am not a superman, a mtracle worker , n he sa1d Thursday at the news conference armouncmg hts appomtment "lf we wm, 1t's because the players do their best When a club does fall, I think the manager should take the heat - and I will '!like to adJUSt myself to the talent I have, not adjust my players to me I want them to go out and be loose The most difftcult part of the JOb w1ll be ge ttwg to know them Not thetr abihltes, I know that from playmg w1th and agamst them But what makes them lick, how to get the most out of them, what makes them slow down " Robmson , claimed on wa1vers about three weeks ago from the Califorma Ange ls, • ,..,. • '' 51f4% •• •• •• Don't Miss This Timely Message By Pastor Ken Coleman This Sunday At 11:00 AM ( ' In The Area • . . Interest Rates ••• *Why, By and Large, We Don't Have IT *How To Get It *What To Do With It ' Just Highest compounded quarterly OF OUR FATHERS Oct. 6-Dec. 15 No games No gtmmtd<. s of RACINE, OHIO THE FAITH i:~. Just wh en the Cleve la nd Indi ans seeme d to be approachmg respectabthty, they turn around and return to a bush league status For 15 years It has bee n near the cellar for the muc h a ligned Trtbe, usually ending the season 20 or 30 games from the top it was way back m 1959 that the lndtans la st had a eontender, wtth the lads of Joe Gordon ftm shmg JUS! behmd the Chic ago Whtte Sox m the battle for the JUruor pennant Fifteen years and a few mtllwn fan s later, the Indt ans topped the one mtlh~ attendance m ark for one season A ma nager named Ken Asp'?t..nonte was a t the helm when the ftr st fan of 1974 spun t he turnsttlc and when the mtlhonth entered anc1ent but cla ssy Mumctpal Stadmm ' Now Ken Aspromont e has felt the boot , and many are askm g why Is Aspromonte the scapegoat to be used for the purpose of progress m the name of a black manager' It appears so Aspromonte developed on e of the best teams m the Ame 1Ican League East Despite a rather poor showmg m the last month, the Indians were m the thtck of the pennant chase most of the season, agam the ftrst tune m 15 years What Btrdie Tebbetts, George Stnckland, Joe Adcock and all the rest couldn 't do, Ke n Aspromonte did - exctte the people of Cleveland He, admtttedly wtth the help of general mana ger Phtl Seghi and "ten cent beer mght " Ted Banda, turned the people of northeast Ohto onto ba seball for the ftrst tune m a decade and a half Whtle Bonda was runnm g around the country makmg excuses (which 111cluded puttmg th e blame squarely on the shoulders of the umpires I for h1s farc e known as ten cent beer mght, whtch cost Cleveland a1 orfett and at the tune a possible crack at the Eastern DIVISion hUe , Aspromonte v.as trymg to fteld a team The crowds poured mto Mumctpal Stadtum to see Gaylord and Co do thetr thmg On one recent vistt, th1s wnter and a fnend found , to thetr amazement, a traffic Jam miles and miles from the stadium a s the turnsttles clicked to the tune of 40 and 50,000 to see Aspromonte' s lads do battle It was a far c ry from lhe years before Aspromonte came 10to the ptcture when one could spread out with three or four rows of seats all to hunself and no hnes to worry about at the concessiOn stands But where 1s Ken Aspromonte now? What was hts reward for hrmgmg respectable baseba ll back to a town long ago dec lared dead and vmd of a ll mterest m the "natiOnal pashme" 1 And more mterestmg, why are the so-called front office ge ruuses taking credit for this revtval ? Aspromonteis now m the unemployment lme , a VIctim of the terror of professiOnal athletics and more Important, the whtp-pmg boy of a few " btg tuners" who want to show the world how hberal they are There ts absolutely nothmg wrong wtth the appomtme nt of Frank Robmson as the ftrst black manager of a maJor league baseball team , except tt came at the expense of an excellent fteld general RobinSOn ts a fantashc player and I hope he does a great JOb m h1s new pos1t10n , not only for hunself and his race, but for the people of Cleveland RoblllSon will have a great deal of pressure m his new linf of work, and the whole baseball commumty wtll be watching ever so closely to see how the ftrst black man m a managmg position does In tlus respect I would hope everyone , regardless of h1s team's affthallon , ts behmd him m a most difficult task Why wtll his task be so difficult' For one thmg, he IS a Contmued on page 9 By BOB PENICK CLEVELAND (UP! I Frank Robmson, the new manager of the Cleveland lndtans who ts both the htghest patd manager tn baseball hiStory and the ftrst black ever to manage a maJor league team, sees the toughest • REGUlAR, FANCY SHAG & KITCHEN ·x··N Human relations toughest job--Robby · - ' Will's Carpet & Interiors ..-;.~· Desk Odds 13-10 on • Dodgers to wm PITTSBURGH (UP!) - The U.s Angeles Dodgers are 1~10 favorttes to !mock off the Pittsburgh Ptrates m the bestof-five game National League playoffs and go on to the World Series The Dodgers, the maJor league's wmnmgest team m 1974 wtth a IOUO record, don't feel uncomfortable wtth the assessment "We should be favored," satd catcher Joe Ferguson "We've got the best record -and the best team tn baseball Remember we won a diVISion wtth Cincmnati m tt They're a tremendous team, but we were better this time "We !mow tt and they !mow It " The Dodgers held onto the lead for 176 days m wmnmg the NL West The Ptttsburgh Pirates have yet to be convinced of the Dodgers' strength, though " In SIX meetmgs wtth the Dodgers thiS season at Three Rtvers Stadium, Ptttsburgh won all SlX The Pirates had an 11-4 record for the season senes overall The playoffs get underway at Three RIVers Saturday wtth Dodger rtghl-hander Don Sutton, 19-9, opposmg left-harxfer ....: . ' Two parades- highlight bicentennial . PT PLEASANT - T\\o parades wtll be held durmg Pomt Pleasant's Btcentenmal Celebratwn Week, the first scheduled for 12 30 p m Thursday , Oct 10 Thts DediCatiOn Day Parade Will feature the Marshall Umverstty Marchmg Band and several htgh school, county and area bands, floats from ClVIC 1 soc1al clubs and busme ss places The Amencan Legwn Post No 23 wtll provtde the Honor Guard Unusual entrtes mclude a 4()ptece flute band from Central School Wtth the Hentage Theme bemg carrted out on floats, the chatrmen beheve th1s wtll be the most Impressive parade ever seen 10 thts area Gov Arch A Moore and Lew1s N McManus, speaker of the house, wtll be among vtsihng dtgmtanes taking part m the parade The C & 0 "ChesS,Ie Tram " Will appear m both parades The second parade starts ·- ' 3 - 1 he Da1Ly Se nt me l, Mtddiepori -Pomeroy, 0, Frtday, Oct 4, 1974 • \ , 1 . ,.• • \ Warm Morning Cnal Heater ~ 100 lb. eal(acity Model 414-A I �• • • " 2 - The Datly Sentmel, Mtddieport-Pomeroy, 0 , Fnday, Oct 4, 1974 - . ..' Nixon Wants ,exCuse. from teStifying -m WASIIINGTON ( UP]) - Former Prestdent Richard Ntxon , still bedndden wtth what hts doctors call a potenttally dan gerous ctrculatory atlment, has asked to be excused from testlfymg at the Watergate Cover up tnal of f1v e forme r atdes Nixon's lawyers Thursday s ubmt t t cd two mottons to Meigs ~ Stauffer exec ·recognized as buying expert GALLIPOLIS FERRY, W Va - Offutt (H 0 1 Franc1s 656 Upper Riv e r Rd Ga lhpoh s , manag er of operatiOns servt ces fo r Stauffer Chemt cal Company s plant here, has become one of the f1rstm the nation to receive recogmhon as a ' Cerltfted Purcftasmg Manager 1CPM ) by the National Ass oc1a t10n of Purchasmg Management Ehgtblhty reqlllrements gtve pomts for edu cahon , purchasmg servtce to employers contnbutwns to purchasmg assoc1ahon s and the pur chasmg professwn, and through the testmg program whtch cover s varwus phases of purchasing ma nagement Francts has served on the board of C\trectors as president and as director for natiOnal affatrs for the Trt-State Purchasin g Management Assoctatwn m the past and at present ts c hairman of professwnal development and purchasmg techmques for the <rgamzabon whtch has area members at Charleston, Huntington, Ashland , Parkers burg, and Manetta Francts has also served m church and ctvtc activities m Pomt Pleasant and Galhpolts smce movmg to this area m January, 1956, from Texas On Tuesday, Oct 8, F Thomas Jones, VIce president m charge of N APM Dtstnct 6, Wlll VIStl the Trt-Sta\e Pur· chastng Management Association to present the program on "Certification" at the monthly meehng at Gateway Inn, Route 60 E , Huntington , W Va Persons mterested m altendmg lhts meeltng should c ontact Francis or Mrs Sue Boggess, Umon Carbide Corp , South Charleston , W Va MONEY ARRIVES State Audtlor Joseph T FergllSOn's offtce announced the dtslrtbutwn of $45,509,773 60 to Ohto's 613 ctty, exempted village and local school dtstncts as provided by the supplemental appropnattons btll whtch became effective July 27 Metgs eounty recetved $102,720 80 Amounts received mclude $5,034 by the Meigs County Board of Education; $20,476.80, Eastern Local School Dtstrtct $57,818 ~o. the Meigs Locai School DtstriCt, and $19,391 60, Southern Local School Dtslnct Oveta Culp Hobby secre tary of Health, Educatton and Welfare durmg the Etsenhower adm1mstratwn, was the ftrst Republican woman to hold a cabmet seat Property Transfers Alma E Smtth to John H Smith, IJnda D Smtih, PaPcelg, Salem Hilton Wolfe Ruth A Wolfe to Denms I Boothe, Irma J Boothe, 26 A , Sutton Wilham P Stansbury. Helen H Stans bury to James F Arnold, Lot, Mtddleport F C Taylor, Ethel W Taylor to F C Taylor, Ethel W Taylor , Eleanor B Thoinas Helen Atkeson , Rutland Mmme Ptckens, dec to Mary Tnplett, Cert of Trans , Lebanon George W Mtller , Jane Mtller to James E Baer, Susan M Baer, Lots, Mtddleport Ernes t C Smtth, Margaret Smtih to Gerald T Dolctm Mary Anne Dolcm1 Parcels, Lebanon Veterans Memorial Hospital Adrm tted - Kay Hockman, Cheshtre, I mda Acree, Pomeroy; Montca Turner, Langsvtlle Discharged Wanda Sprague, Wanda Swartz, Paul Hudson , Ervm Smtih, Terry1 Little and Mary Hamng quash SUbPoenas f,lf. hiS appearance under condthons so secr et that not even pro secutwn and defense lawyerS were permitted to see them US D1stnct Judge John J Sirtca mter rupted his pams talfm g questtonmg of prospective JUrors long enough only fo tssue a ~ stat ement saymg that the motiOns had been recetved 'They wtll be ftled under seal L a t e Monday N•ght M1 x ed September JO 1974 Won Lost Da nny s Mob1 1e Ho m es 4A 14 Ja cks Cl ub 36 11 M• d Po m Su noc o '16 n Te am '1 22 '16 Te a m 1 10 38 Te a m4 6 41 Wom en s H• gh ln d v 1du a r G a me M ax rn e Dug a n 200 Ma r y Voss 194 Be lty Wh• tta tc h IA7 M ens H g h ln d .. G a me Lar r y Dug an 137 R a y R oac h 221 E d V oss 198 Wom en s H•gh Ser• e s Mary Voss 53 5 Betty Wh •tl at c h 52 7 N aom• Fl oyd 498 M e ns H1gh Ser res - Larry Dugan 59 3 Ray Roach 569 Ed Voss 546 T e am H• g h Gam e and Serr es - Danny s Mob• le Homes 75 4 an d 2166 In 1927, Al Jolson starred tn the " The,.Jazz Smger .' the ftrst full-length talkmg movte . In 1955, 66 persons were killed when a Umted Air Lines plane htt Medtcme Bow peak m southern Wyommg In 1957, Russta launched the ftrst man-made space satellite, called "Sputmk " A thought for the day Atheman wnter Menander satd, "We hve , not as we wtsh, but as we can " Wl\11 lhe l"OUrt has had afl opportumty to revtew them thoroughly, " S1r1ca satd When that might be was unknown, though there was speculatton Strtca mtght watt Wltll a JUry ha s been chosen and sequestered for the con sp1racy trtal before makmg pubhc N1xon's reasons for want10g to be excused It was believed Ntxon 's health -he Is shll hospttalized m Cahforma w1th blood clots m a leg and a lung stemmmg from recurrent flare-ups of phl e bttts - was the maJor factor c1ted m the motions One defense lawyer speculated that "nattonal Little M's win 34-0 The Meigs Mara uder JuniOr Htgh Football team, under the direchon of head coach John Arnott, rolled to a convmcmg 34-0 v1 c tory over Federal Hocking Thursday mght at Holzer Medical Ceuter (Discharges, DeL 3) Mrs Mtlchell Allen and son, Mtldred Banks, Greta Blevms, Lola Boston, Randy Burnett, James H Davis, Rtcky Exhne , Charles Fetters, Trace Fraley, Ehzabeth Frazter, Vester Gorby, Nolane Hatfteld, James T Horn, Debra Hughes, Samuel Ltttlepage, Elwood Lucas, John C Moore, Pansy Owens, Jane A Powell , Perry Riggs , Mrs Gary Roark and daughter, Franc1s Sayre, Mrs James Shaffer and daughter , Chad Snyder, Mrs Roger Wallace and son, Kimberly Waugh , Andrey Wtckhne (Births I Mr and Mrs Wtlham Chnsty, a daughter, Apple Grove, W Va , Mr and Mrs Marwn Ferguson, a daughter , Phny, W Va , Mr and Mrs Charles Letth, a son, R10 Grande Mr and Mrs James Locklear, a daughter, Galhpohs, Mr and Mrs Charles Wrtght , a daughter, Pomeroy Fede~al Hocking Wtth Arnott s ubslttuhn g freely wtlh seventh graders the enhre second half, the Marauders opened up a 2M mtermtss1on lead behmd the runnmg and passmg or Quarterback Davtd Blake Blake, teamed up on a 7()-yard pass play m the ftrst quarter w1th Bruce Carman, and Blake ran 10 the conversion pomts to gtve Metgs an ~ lead In the second quarter, Blake rambled 60 yards and then 40 yards for touchdowns, wtth Bob Seehg runmng m the conversion pomts followmg the second score Rick Blaettnar talhed twtce m the second half on runs of 7 and 50 yards to complete the scormg " The offense wtll speak for Itself," said Arnott followmg the game ' 'The defense dtd a heck of a JOb, led by Don Karr who forced them to cough up 2 fumbles " Both fumbles led to Marauder touchdowns " The whole defense did a great JOb," Arnott continued Next Thursday the httle Marauders wtll host Eastern at Mtddieport Stadium By Quarters Metgs 6 14 12 0-34 Fed Hock 0 0 00-0 • Fort Randolph's dedication set PT PLEASANT - West Vtrgtma Gov Arch A Moore, Jr will OffiCially dedicate the reconstructed Fort Randolph m Btcentenntai Ceremomes Oct 10 at the Fort here F'ort Randolph, a 30,000 sq ft area, complete wtth cabms, paltsade, Slmula ted block houses, and stage, cost about $100,000, all supplted by Federal, State and County Court funds The program w11l begm at 2 P m With the Pomt Pleasant Htgh School band playmg several selections The Pomt Pleasant Mthlla has charge of flag ratsmg and Jack Bw dette BICentenmal Co-ordmator, w11i serve as master of ceremomes Others on the program are Rev Tally Hanna, Mtchael Shaw, delegate to State Legtsla ture from Mason County, and Potnt Pleasant Mayor John Musgrave The dedicahon IS the htghhght of the week-long Btcentenmal Celebration here commemorating the Battle of Pomt Pleasant, the ftrst batUe Of the Amer1can Revolutmn Mayors from many West V1rgtn1a c1ttes and represenlahves of governors from 1several states and Canada wtll be mtroduced Direct descendants of par- tictpants m the battle 200 years ago w11l be recogmzed Fort Randolph •s destgned to stand mdeftm!ely, constructed for ctty and commumty events Bleachers hive been erected for seating and wtll1>e used for the mghtly performances of the h1stoncal musical drama, ' Rtvers of Destiny ' presented rughtly at 7 30 Oct 8-13 The arbvtties w1ll begin at 11 30 a m w1 th a soc1al hOUr and regtstrahon of visiting dtgmtanes and pres$ representatives at the Lowe -.. 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Lamb, M.D DEAR> DR LAMB - Is tl true that people over 45 reqlllre only a small porll6n of food' DEAR READER - It ts true of some but certamly not all If you become more and more mactive phystcally then you will need less and less food Also, tf you let your amount of muscle dlm1msh because you never do anythmg that works your muscles under a load then you w1ll use even fewer caloneS}ust slttmg around than you did earher m life That decrease m calorie usage by .your body after 40 ts often assoctaled with loss of muscles. If you keep acltve, and Pl"'ltcularly ~f you do strength exerctses tu mamtam the Size of your mu8cles, you wtll still be able to eat as much as always and not get fat It <loesn 'I take long to do strength exerciSes, and tf you do them regularly tt will help a lot Examples of these are chmups, push-ups, lmee bends, Weight traming and some Isometric-type exercises as opposed to walking 10 mtles Walking, jogging and sumlar activities are endurance ago I had an enlarged prostate starltng your stream and gland, but not to bother about tt stoppmg1t The stream may be unless 1t bothers me small m cahber Your sympRecently I was exammed by toms don 't sound hke you are a dtfferent doctor' as my other havmg much trouble yet doctor passed away He told When 11 15 destrable to !mow me my prostate gland was for sure how much obstruction enlarged, too I have no a man has, 1t Is necessary to problem urmahng, but do have hlll1 empty his bladder as dribble for a mmute or two completely as he can Then a when I thmk I'm fmlshed C3'theter (hollow tube) IS My question 1s, do you thmk I passed through the urethrea should be operated on at lh1s mto the bladder and 1f there ts time or should I )V&t longer' still a lot of urme present tl can DEAR READE!j,.,- It be drained out and the amount depends enttrely upon how measured It 1s sometimes much obstruction you have surpnslng how much Is there You can't always tell that A wash basm full ts not unby just domg a manual common In severe problems exammalton, The prostate can A Sllljple X ray of the abenlarge outward and not domen after urmation may stgntftcantly compress the lilso show a dtstended bladder urethral dramage from the When dye studtes of the kidbladder It can also enlarge neys are done, the dye collects toward the center, hke ftllmg in the bladder and makes 11 the hole m a donut, com' more obvious pressmg the urethra wltli~ " Certamly you shouldn't have feeling very large surgery done unless It can be Your symptoms are some shown by one of the above mdtcatton of how much ob- methods that you really do struction you have When have a lot of urme m the obstruction becomes marked bladder that ts not being there may be a markedl!"" "' etimmated jloleanwhile l think dtstended bladder. Thts may you should have at least a cause frequent urinalton yearly checkup whtch would exerciSeS. DEAR DR. LAMB - I am m wtthout completely emptymg mclude a manua,l exammalton the bladder You may also of your prostate gland my la~e 60s I was told 10 years _have other problems, m , I Hotel A Dedtcalton Day Parade Will start at 12 30 w1th floats, bands, marchmg umts and Vlsttlng guests takin~part First place at stake in Mid-American race By United Press International Bowlmg Green and Toledo, p1cked as pre-season also rans, meet Saturday mght m the Glass Bowl wtth undtsputed possessiOn of f1rst place m the Mtd-Amencan Conference at stake Both teams started slowly thiS year, BG dropptng tts opener to East Carolina and the Rockets lostng thetr ftrst lwo to Tampa and Villanova The Falcons, however, reboundll!l With an unpresstve VICtory over Dayton and tben last week, m thetr ftrst conference game, whacked Western Mtchtgan 21-13 at Kalamazoo Toledo, meanwhile, looked like It was gomg down to defeat for the thtrd straight time, but rajlied from a 16-3 deftctl to mp Ohto Umverstty 19-16 on a Vtrgil Crots field goal wtth JUst foW" seconds remammg That left both teams with 1-0 conference marks and set up the early season showdown m the 39th meetmg between the two northwestern Ohio netghbors, who are not necessarily friendly Other Mid-Am Teams In other games involvmg Mtd-Am teams, Kent State, the pre-.season tttle choice but already saddled wlth an ()-! record, tries to get on lite conference wlllllmg track as 11 hosts Western Michigan, while Ohio U. hosts Nortbern DlinOIS and Mtaffil, unbeaten m tts last 15 games, faces a shff challenge at Kentucky The BG-Toledo game wtll pit veteran Rocket quarterback Gene Swtck, one of the top passers m the nation, agamst freshman stgnal caller Mark Miller of Bowling Green, Swick" a 6-2, 200-pound Juntor, IS currently etghth m the nation m passmg, throwmg prtmartly to John Ross, currently the top receiver m the country with 24 catches m three games. Miller, a 6-3, 175ilounder, will be making bis,£trst start, after coming Off)\h~lbench the last two weeks to rall:f the Falcons to vtclortes, Miller htt on e1ght of 14 passes m the second half against Western Michigan, mcluding one for a touchdown. In the sertes, whtch began m 1919, BG holds a 20-14 edge wtth four ties ' . < Miami Meets Kentn<:ky Muinu, with VIctories over Eastern Mtchtgan and Marshall and ~ 7-7 he wtth Purdue so far this season, wtll be meehng Kentucky for the ftrst time smce 1920 when the Redskins whipped the Kentucktans 14-0. But, the Mtami defense, whtch has allowed only seven pomts lll three games, will be put to the test by the Wildcats veer attack, led by fullback Sonny Collins and quarterback M1ke Fanuzzt Colltns, a 6-foot, 194;:1ound Jumor, rushed for 1,213 yards last season and already has 329 yards m three games this season Fanuzz1 IS the Wildcats leading scorer wtth four TDs and has rushed for 282 yards m 66 carnes Kentucky IS Z-1 on the year Ohw Unlverstty, which blanked Kent State 20-0 two weeks ago before last week's costly defeat to Toledo, will try to bounce back agamst a 1-J Northern DlinoiS squad. "We JUSt must regroup and cul down our nustakes," sa1d a disappomted OU coach Bill Hess "! think Toledo played thetr best game of the year to date against us Although we probably were not at the emottonal pitch we were at Kent,! felt we played hard, but our miStakes killed us '' I I I - cover~up • ' secunty grounds" also were On trtal are ftve one-tlme ra1sed Ntxon heutenants - John N Jury selection contmued Mttchell, H R Haldeman, John today m Strtca 's sealed-<>ff D Ehrhchman, Robert C courtroom a s ptosp'echv e Mardtan and Kenneth W JUrQrs were .. queshone d Parktnson -accused of conexfiaushvely to ftnd tf they sptrmg to cover up the buggmg have been tamted by masstve scandal pubhctty m the case Both Ehrlichman and WaterIn another etght-hour sesston gate prosecutors have subpoThursday, Smca talked to JUSt enaed NtXon to testify 10 of 144 prospects who had Dr John Lungren <Jf U.s survived frrst-round screenmg Angeles, who has been treatmg Of those 10, f1ve were ex- Ntxon, srud earlier this week cused and fiVe were retamed that his paltent was too til to for the next round Twelve travel for at least a month and JUrors anl;l stx alternates must perhaps as long as three ultunately be chosen whtch could affect the outcome of the trial or perhaps force a postpbnement Whether Strtca would accept th~ health excuse, send a team or doctors to examine the former prestdent, or hold a full-scale hearmg on the ISSue remamed undectded NtXon IS one of 19 persons named by the grand Jury as unmdic ted co-eonspll'ators m the cover-up plot. It was learned Thursday that the govenunent will also try to prove that a 20th person, former Nixon special counsel Richard A Moore, also was part of the conspiracy LAS VEGAS, Nev. iUPIJ Johnny Miller, the superman or the 1974 pro golf tour, says he's tired and Bobby Heins, an unlmown tour rookie from Montieello1 N. Y, says he's rela:vd. Tbe result is Heins has the lead after the opening round of lhe $135,000 Sahara Invitational and Miller finds htmself five shots back On a sun-baked Thursda! at the 6,800-yard SarahaNevada Couptry Clu~ course, He1ns, 23, shot a fiveunder-par 66 to flnisif the first round one stroke ahead of Dave Eichelberger, last year's tunner-up here, and J C Snead. Meanwhile, Miller, playmg at Las Vegas as a personal favor to a Sahara Hotel executive, struggled In with a 71, a round which included a tnple begey on the par-four, 442-yard sixth hole. Saturday October 12 at 1 p m Stnce thts 1s Veterans and Fraternal Day, a large sectwn of the Pprll,fle wtll be mthtary umts and fraternal orgamzatwns Company A, Mar me Reserves, 4th Engmeer Batalhon from South Otarleston has entrtes along wtth W Va Natwnal Guard Motor Patrol and Marchmg Umts Both parades are scheduled on the same route , formmg on 1st Street, tt wtll go up Mam to 12th and diSPerse Co-Chatrmen K W Robmson and Col Rtchard Tatterson and Parade Marshall Charhe Wood say entrtes wtll be taken nght up to parade ltme Entries mto the parade route should go down Vtand St to Kennedy Ave ( 2nd Street ) behmd· Hecks, an<) turn rtght on Jones Street There wtll be atdes there to ISSUe cards showmg wut locahons Jerry Reuss, 16-11 Sutton, who lost only to the Pirates m gomg 1~1 m the seco~lf of the year, has a perso'r!lii:"score tn making a good showmg agamst Pittsburgh 'I want to reach the third of my three goals I set for myself when I signed my ftrst contract," srud Sutton u1 wanted to become a maJor league pttcher, I wanted to pitch m an All-Star game, and I wanted to pttch m a World Sertes "Now I have a chance to fulftll these goals." Most Valuable Player candidate Steve Garvey, who had 200 hits and Ill RB!s for the season , said, "I'm confident and optlmisttc " Ferguson satd the playoffs are gomg to be a dogftght more than anythmg "From here on," he satd, "It's not so much a matter of who's gomg to be best, but !"hich team will take advantage of breaks and op,. porturulles We've been a club that has done that-and we'll keep domt 1t " Btl! Buclmer, the Dodgers' verston of Pete Rose, satd, "We 're hungry for the playoffs And we'll be hungry for the World Sertes " ~ • BARWICK-KITCHEN CLASSIC CARPET REG. '12A9 SMART SET KITCHEN CARPET REG. •9.50 ROOM SIZE REMANTS 555 3~0 ST. ~ 949-2684 •• • • • • • • • •• •• ••• •• •• •• •• • •• •• •• • •• •• •' •• • •" "Battle Days" Sunday School· Campaign ' I \ r BY JOE CARNlCELU UPI Sports Wrtler NatiOnal Football I eagu e ac tion Sunday wJII mark the begmmng of one c oaching ca reer a nd perhaps Lhe e nd of another Th e be gmnm~ belongs to Joe Thomas who adds the head coachmg JOb to hts general manage r role wtth the Bal. tunore Colts Thomas repla ces Howard Schnellenberger , hred last Sunday after harsh words w1th owner Robert lrsay about who should quarterba ck the team The man 10 trouble IS Norm Van Brockhn Hts Atlanta Falcons, c onsidered to be the top oppostllon for Los Angeles m the . Natwnal Confe rence West ha ve dropped all three games Sunday's struggle with the New York Gtants a t New Haven, Conn , could be the Dutchman 's last 1! thmgs don t start turrung around soon Van Brockhn's task mtght be easier than Thomas' Baltunore, v.h1ch has lost Its ftrst three games, ts loaded w1th hrst and second year players and must face a New England team that ts playmg probably the best ball m the league The Patnots are 3-0, mcludmg wms over mtghty M1am1 and Los Angeles , and .~::. ·:.g.: : :~: By Denny § :·:?f. .Y.-X Fo b es >«·' t:@ ~ all' l\!t! kln g like lhc Al sr t he 1 ll~..:on s hc~ ve pow c1hou st thf'y we r e tn the h ~'' \Utli) the sal ll L 1t• 1m that ea rlv rlctv s of the AFL Ill th e ,&! 1_~;11 cl} nussed the pla yuffs last 1960s sea son The tng problem has Atlanta, however tak es on a been at qua rterback , wher e Giant team that has been Rob Lee has been una ble to hnd err at ic Th e G1ant offe nse !he mag1c he gener a ted last collapsed 10 thetr opemng loss season a nd ha s been benched m to Washmgton, the de fense favor {,f Pat Sullivan the foldt'<.l 10 a defeat a t the ha nds fo r m er He1sma n Troph) of Ne w England and then both \o\ lruter from Auburn played bnlhantly 10 an upset of New Engla nd IS a 14-pomt Ddii,Js lcJs' Pek favonte wh1le the G1a nts are BY DENNY FOBES Tomght's ba ttl e between the und efeated Kyge1 Cree k Bobcats and Eas tern Eagles could go a long "ay m deter mmm g the 1974 SVAC cha m pton Roth squa ds e nter thts evenm g 's e nco unter v. tth Wlbl ennshed loop marks a nd after tomght each wtll have Just two leagu e gam es remaimng, although there are some powerful spmlers wailing m the wmgs Follo\\mg tom ght's clash at Eas tern , the Bobcats play hos t to the Southern Tornados, a squad th at s hll has title hopes of 1ts own whtle the Eagles GAHSfrosh zn 34-14 victory Galha Academ y Ht gh School's freshman football team ran 1ls three year wm mng s treak to 11 m a row followm g a 34-14 vtc lory over host Met gs at Mtddlepor t Thursday evemng The vtclory left the lads of Btll Wamsley and Bob La\\ son w1th a 3-()-0 mark th1s fall In the ftrst pertod, QB Tom J ones htt tailback Gary Dabney w1th a screen pass covenn g 45 yards to g1ve Galha a 6-0 lead In the second pertod, Dabney raced Tl yards and Jones ran the extra pomts to make tl 14-0 Later m the second stanza, Dabney raced 14 yards to paydtrt togtve the v1s1tors a 200 advantage Metgs scored qutckly ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS S•;4 per cen I year pa 1d on Regular Passbook Savmg s No M•mmum Interest from date of depostt to dale withdrawal Interest - 4lMEIGS ~~RANCH The AtMns Ccuntv Savmqs & lo.n Co 296 Second St Pomeroy. 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I lJ w1ll make about $173,000 next yea r as player-manager He suc ce eds Ken Aspromonte, ftred last week after leadmg the Trtbe to fourth place m the Amertcan League East wtth a 77-85 record, the team's best m SIX years And desptte their shoutmg match last Frtday mght, both Robmson and Gaylord Perry ms1sted Thursday they can play together Perry's angry demand for $1 more m salary than Robmson recetves tnggered the quarrel ' Gaylord Is a real pro and a real competitor and so am I," Robmson satd "Provtded he's satisfied wtth his contract, I don't .see any reason why he can't pttch here But that's a matter for Mr (General Manager Phtl I Seght, of course •r "I w1ll be most happy to play for h1m," Perry satd. 41 Everythmg w1ll be worked out ' I don ' t see any real pressure on me, or goals as the flr~C black manager," Robll13on satd "Outsiders are gomg to put a lot or pressure on me, but that's not the pressure from w•thm All! ha\ • to do IS get the most out of this team "I <ion 't see any problem ftrtng me or any black manager if we're not tlolng the JOb 1 don 't thmk there wtll be any repercussiOns The pubbc 1s smart They 're the first to know when you're not domg the Jab-and the first to get you ftred " foll owm g the thtrd GAHS touchdown whe n Buddy Dugan raced the ki ckoff back 70 yards to reduce Gallta 's lead to 20-6 QB George Gum pa ssed to Tim Rawhngs for the extra pmnls It was 2()-6 at halfttme In the th1rd stanza, Dugan scored agam for Metgs on a 2()yard sweep to reduce Galha 's lead to 2()-14 Dabney scored on run s of stx and 16 yard s tn the fmal s tanza and Jeff Whaley ran the extra pmnts to make 1t 34 14 Galha had 14 f~rs t downs and 299 yards ru s hmg Jones completed t"o of four passes (one mtercepted ) for 78 yards Jeff Whaley mtercepted one Metgs aenal Dallas Sayre had one pass reception for 33 yards for the wmners Gary Blanken- Among the tnbutes noted a t the 90-mmute news conference were a congratulatory telegram from Prestdent Gerald Ford and the presence of Baseball Commtsswner Bow1e Kuhn and Amertcan League Prestdent Lee McPhail 1 And as Robinson satd, "If I had one WISh, thiS IS It- that Jackte Robmson would be here to see thts happen today " The late Jackte Robmson shattered baseball's color barner as a player m 1947 wtth the Brooklyn Dodgers ProJeclmg htmself a s the destgnated httter, m hopes of fulfllhng hts career goals of 20 seasons m the maJors, 3,000 htts and 600 homers, Robmson aclmowledged that he wtll be the only one who dectdes whether he plays or not 'If Frank Robmson ts domg the JOb he'll be m the lmeup I'll ask htm every day how he's feelmg If he's playmg, I'll explam why to the guy who's not playmg I'll be the first to not write h1s name down when he 's not domg the job " \ .. lon a t Cmcmnat1 Buffalo a t Green B<:~y Denver at Kansa~ C1 ly Oakl and at Clevela nd , De troit <:~t Los Angeles, Ptttsburgh .1t Houston, Phtladel.llhla at Sa n Dtcgo .tnd New Orfe4lJlS at Clm ago !he New Ymk J e tS Hre at Mta mt Monday mght ane of the big games Will be Louts IS 3-0 a nd hrst m the NFC Eas.t While Sa n Franc1scu ts ~·!ljl w111! Los Angeles fo r the ~ ~ NFC West le'll\j Mmnesota, the onl y othe r unbeate n te a m bes1des New E ngland a nd St Louts , faces a Dallas te am smarttng from back-to-back upset losses to Pluladelph1a and the Ct a nls Washmgton IS at Cmcmna ll concl;tdc the u 1974 league slate se veral weeks later agams t em unpr edi cta bl e No r t h Ga llt a P1rate c rew ., But wtth all ti tle specula tion as1de tomg ht s game 1s with out a doubt the b•g one 1 he Bobca ts of J1m Sprague w11l be gomg a ftet the ir fourth wm m a row and 16th vtctory m the ir las t 21 games The Eagles of second -year mentor Sprkc Berkh1mer, on the other hand w1ll attempt to rebound from las t v.eek's 18-6 loss at Federal Hockmg, a gam e muc h closer than the score md1ca tes The birds will al so be a fter thetr fourth triUmph ove1 KC m the last ftve mee tings The Bobcats a re led by a powerful runmng game m the name of Junior tailback Chns Pres ton and semor fullback Mark Waller Pre s ton ha s rushed for 490 yards tn three games, sc 011ng stx tou c hdowns Wall er, who sa t out mos t of the Bobcats ' 26~ wm over Southwes tern last week , ha s a lready ha d a 100-plus yardage game lhts season , that commg m the f1rst game of the season a gams t North Gallla Jum or Ttm Lucas w11l be d1rectmg the Kyge r Creek attack, wtth hts chtef recetvmg threats JuniOr ends Jim Ward and Rtck Smtih The Ea gles are c ommandeered by semor quarterback Randy Blake who IS back to 9> pet efflc tency a ccordtng to Berkh1mer after suffenng an ankl e tn]ury tn the btrds' 7-0vtc tory over Southern two weeks a go It was Blake's pm-pomt passmg the ftr s t half of that Metgs County battle lhat got the Eagle offense sh1p s k•ckmg was praised by lhe Galha coaches Metgs Coach Roger Brauer satd " We d1dn 't htt as we're capable of hlttmg He added , 'M c•k O'Dell dtd a real good job at defenstve end whtle Kelly Wmebrenner d1d a good JOb on defense Dugan was outstandmg ' GAHS •s at Jackson Thursday Meigs next outmg Is at Logan Thursday By quarters GAHS9th 6 14 0 14-34 Me~ gs 9th 0 6 6 0-14 • WILLIAMS QUITS SAN DIEGO I UP! I - Steve W1lham s, co-holder of the "orld record for the !Otkneter dash at 9 2 seconds Thursday qu•t the San Otego State Umvers1ty track team "I've decided tt's not m my best mterests to compete for the umverstty," Williams said Wtlltams ctted ' an overall difference m philosophy between (track coach) Dtck Htll and myself," as the mam reason for his dec1s10n GARRET!' WAIVED MILWAUKEE Wts (UP! ) Veteran guard Mtke Garrett, a fave year NBA veteran , Thursda y wa s watved by the Mtlwaukee Bucks after havmg stgned last January as a free agent Garrett's release left the Bucks' roster at 13 players, mcludmg reserve center Dtck Cunmngham who m out of actton wtth a back problem mov mg and led to an eventual scormg pass to seniOr end Steve Holter Jmnm g Bla ke m the of fenstve backfield a1 e semur fullback Mtke La rkms, Juntor uu fback Don E tchmger and ha lfback Ten y Smtih a sem or speedster The btrd offenstve Ime w11l be led b) Hol ter and Plul Bo'fen at the ends, Tom Raley~ anlj Coy Starcher at the tackles , Guy Walket and David Mtlls at lhe guards and J ohn Smtih at center The Eagle defense, one of the sttngies t m southeastern Ohto, yteldmg JUs t 4 5 pomts per game will be a nchored on the hn e by Bowe n and Dav e Hannum at the tackle,.and Ttm Kuhn and Hol ter at the ends Mills, Batey, Mark Lawson and Kevm Barton w•ll be at the hnebacker spots , wtth Blake, EIChtngei, Lester Parker and fre shman ~ tandout Joe Kuhn m the secondat y In other a c tion tomght, the Southern Tornados wtll be at home , hosling the Nor th Galha Ptrates of J ohn Blake Th e Bill J e" e ll tutore d Tornados \\Ill try to stay w1thm one game of the front-runnmg Eagles or Bobcats, as wtll the Bucs The Tornados are current!} 1 1 m leag ue play whtle the Pm:ttes are 2-1 The Pu ales are led by sophomore quarterback M a~k Thetss who ftred two touchdown passes last week tn a 26-8 wtn ove r S) mmes Valley Other Buc threats are speed) tatlback Jeff Hollenbaugh, ~ sophom o r e wm gback Fred Logan and brmsmg 250 lb fullback Bruce Runyon Tornados w1ll The agam be paced by the devastattn g backfteld combtnatwn of semor halfback Mitch Nease and juntor fullbac k Greg Dunmng Nea se was the premter running back m southeas tern Ohto last fall , wh1le Dunmng ,ha s come mto ht s own this season, espectally last week when he rushed for 180 yards and scored a pair of touchdowns m the Tornado s ' 25-0 romp of Wahama Jewell will be sendmg out quarterback Buddy Ervm and halfback Danny Brown to JOin Nease and Dunmng m the backfield, whtle the hne wtll be anchored by Steve Boso and Glenn Stmpson at the ends, Randy Duddtng and John Salser at the ta ckles , Dave Please l elpme al Huddl eston and Monty Hart the guar ds, and Chns For bes " a t center Defensively Huddleston and Brown w1ll be at the ends, Johnson and Duddmg at the tackles, Hart and Dunnmg at hnebackers , Salser a t nuddle guard, Nea se and Bosu a t the halfbacks and Stmpson a nd Ervtn at the safeties as .Jewell Wtlh a diS!mct lack of depth IS forced to send all 11 stat ters both ways Wtth that lack of depth , 1t 1s ' mos t fortunate that Southern has yet to s uffer a key mJ ury l a s tarte r ' We don't have anybody hurt, ' Jewell says, addmg , 'We ve been domg pretty good so far ' In other SVAC action tom ght, Southw es tern travel s to Symmes Valley and Hannan Trace hosts Hannan, W Va OIO·Jec·~ lets you protect pupp1es aga1nst 4 dtseases wtth one shot do 11 yourself and save. 1-'ro tec l e~g et nst d 1stemper n,patltts an d 2 !a rms at ep1o Va cc me syr nge needle and comp lete d 1rec1 ons none package G 1ve one nJeCI!On when yo ur pup 15 8 14 weeks a booster snot at 16 wooks Yoo ""do I YO""elt lao 12 50 ~ , RABIES VACCINE ALSO AVAilABLE NEW SHIPMENT OF BLACK& WHITE MODERN Aat Heel SUPPLY Saddle Oxfords heritage house Youf~om MeA~ Store MIDD!,EPORT, 0. 399 WEST MAIN STREET 992 2164 POMEROY OH 10 THE STORE WlT H "ALL KlNOS OF STUFF FOR P ETS - STA BLES LARG E AN D SM ALL ANIMALS LAWN S GARD E NS Mens and Womens Curlee Ment Ram Fa1r Jockey Hubbard Haggar Arrow Career Club Puntan Stetson Adams Salvaton Cat$Ja Jantzen Betty Rose Lady Manhattan Pendleton Cuddmgton Lon Lynn Sw1tch Mate Mo1ud Hos1ery Gay G1bson PLUS MANY OTHER QUALITY BRAND NAMES Bahr Clothiers Middleport Ohio Buy Now! 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Second Ave. Mldlileport ~ v •1 a t Sa. n 1' rancasc o wher e two loUJ i)Olll t pl t: ks In ot11m Nl'l gam es Sunday, surprtsmg clubs tangle St SVAC title on the line early • part of hts JOb as human relations And desp•te h1s htston c status, tf he fatls at that or any part of the JOb, he expects to be ftred JUSt as any other manager would be "l am not a superman, a mtracle worker , n he sa1d Thursday at the news conference armouncmg hts appomtment "lf we wm, 1t's because the players do their best When a club does fall, I think the manager should take the heat - and I will '!like to adJUSt myself to the talent I have, not adjust my players to me I want them to go out and be loose The most difftcult part of the JOb w1ll be ge ttwg to know them Not thetr abihltes, I know that from playmg w1th and agamst them But what makes them lick, how to get the most out of them, what makes them slow down " Robmson , claimed on wa1vers about three weeks ago from the Califorma Ange ls, • ,..,. • '' 51f4% •• •• •• Don't Miss This Timely Message By Pastor Ken Coleman This Sunday At 11:00 AM ( ' In The Area • . . Interest Rates ••• *Why, By and Large, We Don't Have IT *How To Get It *What To Do With It ' Just Highest compounded quarterly OF OUR FATHERS Oct. 6-Dec. 15 No games No gtmmtd<. s of RACINE, OHIO THE FAITH i:~. Just wh en the Cleve la nd Indi ans seeme d to be approachmg respectabthty, they turn around and return to a bush league status For 15 years It has bee n near the cellar for the muc h a ligned Trtbe, usually ending the season 20 or 30 games from the top it was way back m 1959 that the lndtans la st had a eontender, wtth the lads of Joe Gordon ftm shmg JUS! behmd the Chic ago Whtte Sox m the battle for the JUruor pennant Fifteen years and a few mtllwn fan s later, the Indt ans topped the one mtlh~ attendance m ark for one season A ma nager named Ken Asp'?t..nonte was a t the helm when the ftr st fan of 1974 spun t he turnsttlc and when the mtlhonth entered anc1ent but cla ssy Mumctpal Stadmm ' Now Ken Aspromont e has felt the boot , and many are askm g why Is Aspromonte the scapegoat to be used for the purpose of progress m the name of a black manager' It appears so Aspromonte developed on e of the best teams m the Ame 1Ican League East Despite a rather poor showmg m the last month, the Indians were m the thtck of the pennant chase most of the season, agam the ftrst tune m 15 years What Btrdie Tebbetts, George Stnckland, Joe Adcock and all the rest couldn 't do, Ke n Aspromonte did - exctte the people of Cleveland He, admtttedly wtth the help of general mana ger Phtl Seghi and "ten cent beer mght " Ted Banda, turned the people of northeast Ohto onto ba seball for the ftrst tune m a decade and a half Whtle Bonda was runnm g around the country makmg excuses (which 111cluded puttmg th e blame squarely on the shoulders of the umpires I for h1s farc e known as ten cent beer mght, whtch cost Cleveland a1 orfett and at the tune a possible crack at the Eastern DIVISion hUe , Aspromonte v.as trymg to fteld a team The crowds poured mto Mumctpal Stadtum to see Gaylord and Co do thetr thmg On one recent vistt, th1s wnter and a fnend found , to thetr amazement, a traffic Jam miles and miles from the stadium a s the turnsttles clicked to the tune of 40 and 50,000 to see Aspromonte' s lads do battle It was a far c ry from lhe years before Aspromonte came 10to the ptcture when one could spread out with three or four rows of seats all to hunself and no hnes to worry about at the concessiOn stands But where 1s Ken Aspromonte now? What was hts reward for hrmgmg respectable baseba ll back to a town long ago dec lared dead and vmd of a ll mterest m the "natiOnal pashme" 1 And more mterestmg, why are the so-called front office ge ruuses taking credit for this revtval ? Aspromonteis now m the unemployment lme , a VIctim of the terror of professiOnal athletics and more Important, the whtp-pmg boy of a few " btg tuners" who want to show the world how hberal they are There ts absolutely nothmg wrong wtth the appomtme nt of Frank Robmson as the ftrst black manager of a maJor league baseball team , except tt came at the expense of an excellent fteld general RobinSOn ts a fantashc player and I hope he does a great JOb m h1s new pos1t10n , not only for hunself and his race, but for the people of Cleveland RoblllSon will have a great deal of pressure m his new linf of work, and the whole baseball commumty wtll be watching ever so closely to see how the ftrst black man m a managmg position does In tlus respect I would hope everyone , regardless of h1s team's affthallon , ts behmd him m a most difficult task Why wtll his task be so difficult' For one thmg, he IS a Contmued on page 9 By BOB PENICK CLEVELAND (UP! I Frank Robmson, the new manager of the Cleveland lndtans who ts both the htghest patd manager tn baseball hiStory and the ftrst black ever to manage a maJor league team, sees the toughest • REGUlAR, FANCY SHAG & KITCHEN ·x··N Human relations toughest job--Robby · - ' Will's Carpet & Interiors ..-;.~· Desk Odds 13-10 on • Dodgers to wm PITTSBURGH (UP!) - The U.s Angeles Dodgers are 1~10 favorttes to !mock off the Pittsburgh Ptrates m the bestof-five game National League playoffs and go on to the World Series The Dodgers, the maJor league's wmnmgest team m 1974 wtth a IOUO record, don't feel uncomfortable wtth the assessment "We should be favored," satd catcher Joe Ferguson "We've got the best record -and the best team tn baseball Remember we won a diVISion wtth Cincmnati m tt They're a tremendous team, but we were better this time "We !mow tt and they !mow It " The Dodgers held onto the lead for 176 days m wmnmg the NL West The Ptttsburgh Pirates have yet to be convinced of the Dodgers' strength, though " In SIX meetmgs wtth the Dodgers thiS season at Three Rtvers Stadium, Ptttsburgh won all SlX The Pirates had an 11-4 record for the season senes overall The playoffs get underway at Three RIVers Saturday wtth Dodger rtghl-hander Don Sutton, 19-9, opposmg left-harxfer ....: . ' Two parades- highlight bicentennial . PT PLEASANT - T\\o parades wtll be held durmg Pomt Pleasant's Btcentenmal Celebratwn Week, the first scheduled for 12 30 p m Thursday , Oct 10 Thts DediCatiOn Day Parade Will feature the Marshall Umverstty Marchmg Band and several htgh school, county and area bands, floats from ClVIC 1 soc1al clubs and busme ss places The Amencan Legwn Post No 23 wtll provtde the Honor Guard Unusual entrtes mclude a 4()ptece flute band from Central School Wtth the Hentage Theme bemg carrted out on floats, the chatrmen beheve th1s wtll be the most Impressive parade ever seen 10 thts area Gov Arch A Moore and Lew1s N McManus, speaker of the house, wtll be among vtsihng dtgmtanes taking part m the parade The C & 0 "ChesS,Ie Tram " Will appear m both parades The second parade starts ·- ' 3 - 1 he Da1Ly Se nt me l, Mtddiepori -Pomeroy, 0, Frtday, Oct 4, 1974 • \ , 1 . ,.• • \ Warm Morning Cnal Heater ~ 100 lb. eal(acity Model 414-A I �' •. . ' ,, ' • 4- The Daily Senti nel,Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, (Jet. 4, 1!174 · · · ' /a C1rcle. dine_d, met (er at . 0 " ,( Beula 0'J" home By Goldie Clendenin PORTLAND - The Emma •Smith . Circle of the Reo~ganized Church of J esus Christ of Latter Day Sainl"l me t at the River Boat Inn in Racine . Members en joyed the food and feilow ship there . then went w BeuJa Roush's on McKenzie Ridge for devotions a nd business . All the women like to go to Beula's. She's been secretary of the Circle for years, though a non-member. She served mints. coffee and fruit j uices·. Several from here attended the " Women 's Retreat" at Camp Bountiful near Jackson · over the weekend on whi ch Eula Proffitt gave a report. One Sister con duc ting classes there was black, a member of the Council of Women at headquarters in Independence , Mo . They reported she is an able speaker and well inform ed about racial problems. Camp Bountiful is church owned and operated - nothing splendiferous - just about tot!' acres of woodland with a river and ponds. An old farm house was fixed up some and used for a sort of office. And aroWld it was put in Purchase of this bus has been a long awa ited dr_eam .of the brart~h .t as transpOrtat iQn is a problem) come true. During s ummer, se rvic es are at the chapel at 7 a.m . then a sho.rt jog or walk to 'the dining room to breakfast, and meet again for furth er servi ces through the day, with one and two rest periods between . This is the common meeting place for three states. M~m ­ bers are mostly poor people with simple needs, living a s imp!~ life, having good clean . r_._.._.._.._.._.._...._._...., I I ! I I I I I I I I DRASTICALLy I l REDUCED! I I I I Enroll Now I I ~nne~ & I QUALITY "SPECIALS" l \ Menswear Knit 1 Sewing ClimeS I I I I I ·I I I I ~ . I i l .._.-r. RG has cake class NEW HAVEN - Activities for the school year wer e pl~nned during meetings in September of the New Haven PTA. Homeroom mother s met Mpnday to plan parties for the year an d to discuss fund rais ing projects. Last Saturday several volunteers met at the sc hool to repair and paint the playground equipment. In the group were Jerry Joseph , Bob Cherry Ridge neighbors and friends ga thered Stllurday night at the home of Dora! and Beulah Hill for ·a cookout and wie ner roast. In the group were Frank and Ann Fahner , Ronqa and Seanna, Albert, Faye, Julia and Alberta Schultz, Roger and Barbara Shultz, Wallace and Muriel Bradford, Jesse and Sandi Rodman , Tamara, HOMECOMi'NG SET The homecoming of the Reedsville United Methodist Church will be held Suriday . with a basket dinner at 12:30 p.m. In the afternoon there will be special vocal music and preaching by Rev . Gilbert Spencer. Sunday evening a revival will start at the church with Rev . Spencer. as speaker. Services will be at 7:30 each evening. The public is invited to attend the homecoming and the revival. 1 'This is for THE BIRDS Them( ·~ Soc I.aI Com Sunnower Seed Wild Bird Mixture f.d ...' - . ' . We Wire FloWers Everywhere m-2115 . IN A SERIES OF . Mrs. Miltard van Meter ' 2Cor.4:4 Lub~ck, Wes t Virginia Pomeroy Flower Shop Ph. 992·203~ 1 Cor. 9:18 Ph, 992-57" • Gospel Meetings •• 7 13. 1974 Services' Each Evening at 7: 30 PM. • Feline distemper shots ~nd distemper, hepatitis and leptospirosis shots lor dogs. Have dogs on leash and .cats in containers . Yol. Dr, Paul Washburn, DYM, Jackson. MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST . Miller Street ... . I . .MASON, WEST \'lRiilNIA b. · Sponsored by Meigs Co. Humane Society < • •' • By obeying the gospel of ,Ghri st..'!.• slted in this study. , , By simply folljj)l'illg_ ~xamples in the bo";' of Act.< of Apostles. • , • " You shoullknow that a child of l \ . • • .•1 ·, ' '.• Dudley's Florist homes, ride train \ ., . • T t/ TO AD DR'I\:sS (JMW Miss Susan Fleshman, daughter of missionaries in Africa , will be guest speaker at the Tuesday night meeting of the Ente rp rise United Methodist Church Womer\ to be held at the church . Mrs. Agnes l)ixon is the program chair~ woman. Miss Fleshman is the new Pomeroy librarian . • Crys tal Dawn. Manley , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 0. Manley, 50 River· view, Middleport, was honored Friday eve ning with a party. A Raggedy Ann cake · was served . with pota to c hips a nd pun ch. Sucke rs and balloons were given as favors. Attending were Steve Hudson , Steve Manley, Jeff Acree, Shelly Smith, Tina Smith, Carl Moodispaugh, Kim and KeUy Stewart, Tina Smith, Tracy Schoulderer, Donna Manley , Roger Manley, Sane Engles. J. R. Kitche n, Mickey Davis, Greg Bush, Nick Bush, Jason Bush, Darle ne Eblin, Dreams Eblin, Judy Mower y, Doug Manns, Cindy Manns , Beth Ma nns, Lori Faulk , Robin Dugan, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Acree, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Manns, Mrs. Harold Stewart, Mrs. Gary Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Frances Hudson, Mr . and Mrs. Odell Manley a nd Wendell Eblin, grandparents, and Mrs . Nellie Eblin, a grea tgrandmother, and Lisa and Tresa Whi ltington. < •• . •• • • '. Phil Swindell Area Representativ e causes many person s to: - Shun ,public meetings church ,," • •" ' • ' I . '' Hearing Aid Centers Athens 444 W, Union St, •'. . ., t ·,I ·•• • ' Parkersburg, W. Va. 1029 Market St. .•, ,' ~ ASK DIVORCE Penny L. 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EUREKA ,olit>on ll•l'lllt IN A Phone 992-2725 Dinner fetes Mrs. King OFFICE HOURS 9:30 T0' 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS. ) - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY. ,, TO HEAR EVERETTE SHOAF ASp~!~~~oe~t (;..~ ·. ,. · · · • Tri!lle tare Cruni"i PowH, Pew1rDriun • • BEAUTY SALON Dt~~IB IC N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. THIS IS YOUR - - INVITATION r----------, KAY'S D is~OH~I e .. ,, GOSPEL MEETING REEDSVILLE - Hostesses Myers, Mrs. Ronald Osborne, for the Rivervi ew Ganlen Club Mrs. Donald Putman , Mrs. September mee ting were Mrs. Thomas Spencer, Mrs. Charl es Gene Wilson and Mrs. Frank . Swogger arid Ri cky , Mrs. Bise at the Wilson home . Mrs. Denver Weber, Mrs. Ernes t R. L. Larkins presente"d the Whitehead , Mrs. Gene Young , devotions which included a Mrs. Larkins and Mrs. Lyle stor y a nd a prayer by Helen Balderson. Steiner Rice . Mrs. Ronald Osborne, vice Mrs . Harliss Frank, pr es ide nt , distributed new pr esident, co nducted the program books to the membus in ess meeti ng. Gree n bers. Attractive covers and Thumb Notes for Oct. 18 are to interesting programs for the be taken care of by Mrs. new year were made by the Ronald Osborne. An invitati on committee. wa s exte nded to the gard en club me mber s to attend a flower arrang in g demonstration Oct. 16, at the M. E. Church an nex , from the Rose l69 N. 2nd Garden Club at · Tupp ers Middleport, Ohio Plains. Plans were made to ea t INGELS FURNITURE Court. .,< ••,. . - AYDid full participafton 1M femlly 91therings - Fei~ unsure of themselves Does your loss of hearing limit and embarass you? Why not let Diles Heari ng Aid 'centers help you? Aft er f1J.,orough testing and ap . propriate medical or clinical referraL you can purchase a new hearing aid for less than S15 .00 per month thro'-:'gh regular bank flnancmg plans . Call the office neare~f you for an appointment. m either .your ho me or one of our offices . DILES '' & I. Gardeners in Wilson home Cleaner POOR HEARING November meetin~ will be at the home of Mrs. Shuler. The hosless served refreshments to those named and Mrs. Alice Balse r, Mrs . Ma r jorie Hun t, Mrs. Inez Hill , Mrs. Harold Ruush , Mrs . Ermo Wilson and Mrs . Mag gie Roush. ' ' 1 and Friendship." She read "A Friend is a Gift of God" a nd other reading s were •3.86 BAUM'S TRUE VAWE STORE ' ''Everyone Needs Someone" by Mrs. Grimm : "Give Lavishl y, Give Abundantly " by Mrs. Clarence Sh ie ld s; "Strangers are Friends We Haven't Met" by Mrs. Andrew Cross . It was announced that the M' t'ss Manlery hono<JI'oa- ··aoosrER CABLE -=· '·' n'Clwn Man/e11 Cr'11Sfa/ J Vi '-" levy for' operation of the Meigs County Community School for the Retarded in Meigs County . The 2.75 millage will be voted on by the taxpayers Nov. 5. The club also decided to send greeting cards to Miss Naomi Pickens, Athens. "' Mrs. Donald Putman presented an interes tin g paper titled " The Magic of Marigolds Comes to the Rescue. " This told how to control nomitoads, Mr. and Mrs . Wallace and how various plants and Bradford enteria ined with a insects can be cha sed away. potluck dinner party at their Games were conducted by home near Coolville Sunday in Mrs. Roy R. Hannum with honor of Mrs. Mickey King, severa l members winning fair board secretary. prizes. The door prize went to Mrs. King will be leaving Mrs. Donald Myers. soon for Hillsboro' where she RefJ;eshments and attractive will make her home. Mrs. favors were served by the Bradford ha s been named new ho stesses to Mrs. Walter fair board secretary. During Brown , Mrs. Steve Cowdery, the evening a gift was Mrs . Frank, Mrs. Herman presen!ed to Mrs . King in 'Grossnickle; Mrs. Claremont CHILLICOTHE - The South Central Ohio Preservation recognition of her seve ral Harris, Mrs. Hannwn, Mrs. Society, Inc. will have no years' service to the board . Attending were Mrs. King, formal meeting this month . Mr. and Mrs. William Downie, Instead of a meeting members and friends are invited to spend Mrs. Lucille Faul, Mr. and "A- Day With SCOPS," with a · Mrs. John Ri ce, Mr. and Mrs. train ride as a special part of Benny Slawler and Christen, Mr. and Mrs. Herman carson, Snarl Proof the program. \. Mrs. Lucille Leifheit, Miss Sue Re g . $4.69 The date is Sunday, Oct. 20. Participants will meet at 11 :30 Zirkle, Mr. and Mrs. Fred O~LY a .m . at the Nelsonville, Goeglein, Mr . an·d Mrs. Clarence Henderson, Mr. and Hocking Valley Railroad Station. It is located at the Mrs. ,Hugh Custer, Mr. and south end of Nelsonville on US Mrs. Rex Shenefield, Mr. and 33, and the train ride will go up Mrs. Lauren Hoffman , Neda 985 -JJOl th..- Monday Creek Vall ey. Clemson, Todd and Sean. Chesler, Q , Those familiar with this beautiful territory know the scenery is spectacular, particularly at !his time of the year . The train ride will be limited to 30 passengers, and will in· elude a box lunch served on the train. Reservations must be made by Oct. 10, with a check or money order for $5 mailed to SCOPS Advisor for Athens County, Mrs. Edward Stone, 49 Graham Dr., Athens,. 45701 ,. telephone 614-59:J..5089. Foltowing the tr.aln ride a tour of restored homes has at no added costI been arranged, which should attract anyone intereSted in preservation. These homes are located in Athens. . Bank Rate Financing 992 -2635 MIDDLEPORT ASK TOWED Jeffrey Lee Davis, · 18, Minersville, and Brenda J ean Hayes, 17, Syra~se ; Herman caudill, 54, Middleport, and Violet Lucassa Caudill, 57, Middleport. SCOPS will tour , ..........i.iiii................ God- ·.can be lost, Cor. ~:27; 1 Cor,'J.O:l2 ; Heb, ·3:I2 But is .given a law of pardon. Acts 8 :22·; Ja's.'5:!6 ' , a. Con fess these· si n s. l .Jno. 1:9. - , Mrs. Margaret Houdashell presented an article on "Our National Heritage" and read " I Am the U.S.A. " , Miss Edith Hayman gave the poem, "You Must Meet Christ in the Morning if You Want Him All the Day.'' A missionary skit, "The Tea Rose" was given by Mrs. · Lavinia Simpson and Mrs. Ma !tie Circle; "You Must Never Qull'' by Mrs. Ann Coe; "How to Preserve a Husband" by Mrs. J essie Palmer . Refreshments of ice cream and angel food cake baked by Mrs . Grace Krider were served . Sec•e tary's and treasurer's r~ports were read and approved. Others attending were Mrs. Dorothy McKenzie, Mrs. Ruth Wolfe, Mrs . Grace Jividen , Mrs. Betty Christopher and Mrs. Beulah Bradford. This Is The Language of Flowers 59 N. Second Ave. Middleport You ~ho.uld know that the same church todayI s in your community, still guided by the same word. ' Is not a denomination in any sen se; but just - Christ 's church, Is •still fait hful to the New Tes tam ent pattem in , all things. •I s ONE in .f'llct and teaching. Gains m embers by their obedience to the gospel. Has the same freedom from huma n powers. Has the sa me name for its m e m be!'R iu•t Christians. · . lias the same name for t he c hurc h. You should know that you also can become· a . member of this church· Also AYa i lable_. Po~neroy \ • You ' should know that in New Testament times there was~ One family of God. Eph, 3:15. . One kingdom · of Christ. Col. 1 :13-JA. · One body of Christ. Eph. 1 :22--23; 4 ;4. One bride of Christ. Rom. 7:1-7; Eph, 5 :22-i2. One church of Chri s t. Matt. 16:18 ; Eph. 1:22-23; 4:4. BRO. J CJE GALLOWAY. Evange li s t 992-2039 SATURDAY, OCTOBE~ 2Q\:~ 1 • ,. For All Occasions RomanR l :16 1 to 4:30 ··~ .. FLOWERS \ Scratch ' _THE ' ' . Sympathy. . Respect- l~ At County Garage Rock Springs FairGrounds SUGAR RUN MILLS. ' RACINE - The .Happy Hustler. Circle held its monthly meeting in the social room of the Wesleyan Methodist Church. Mrs. Ruth Tucker led the .devotion with song, prayer and fa~orite scripture. She gave ')·thoughts for the day, noting "each person must decide how ·he will live and quoting Hens~ .ley's "Invictus.'' It matters not ' how straight the game, How :.charged with punishment the scroll, I am the Master of my fate, 1 am the captain or my so ul . : The program followed with 'Mrs. Bertha Spencer as leader. ----- ---- - d : ; : · : ~ ll CaIen ar Crac~ ·~. Circle has meeting MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ~- .RAB·IES CL-1 NIC Feed Them! ' •' -·--- - I I I OBSERVE BIRTHDAYS Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hudson and daughter, Lori , and Dave Grueser were in Darlington, Pa. , over the weekend for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hogue and daughter , Wendy Kay. While there they observed the birthdays of Wendy Kay Hogue, five, and Lori Hudson, eight, both born Oct. 1, and their grandfather, Dave , Grueser, Sept. 30. Feed ... A LEADERS' training weekend has been.plaMed for Oct. 18 and 19 at camp Rotan, Longview Heights, Athens. The session will beg in at 10 a.m., Friday, Oct. 18, and wiU conclude on Saturday at I p.m. Leaders are to take a nose-bag lunch for Friday, sleeping bag, dip bag and mess kit, pocketknife, flashlight, personal items and clothing suitable for . camp. . There will be instruction on patrols, courts of honor, ftre building, cooking ilsing bean pole, paper bag, cardboard oven, ; vagabond stoves, and buddy burners, conservation and a vartety · of otber things. The Friday schedule calls for instruction groups on tents, lashing, first aid, knife, axe and saw, knots. Saturday from 10 ' a.m. to noon, an experienced instructor in outdoor crafts work will share her ideas. Cost for the entire program is $6, this including meals. Reservations are to be made by Oct. 12 with either Dot Williams, 'w South•May Ave., Athens; or Joanne Redlich, 9 Grand Park :Blvd., Athen ~. Hills host cookout ---------------------l . L--.-------·J Mulberry Ave: WANTED Girl Scout Leaders! Mrs. Isabelle Foster, district advisor, advises that girl scout leaders, assistanis and helpers are desperately needed in Meigs County so that more girls can be given the opportunities offered · through the scouting. program. Volunteers may either contact ]\1rs. Pat Thoma, Pomeroy, 922--2277, Big Bend Neighborhood chairwoman, or write to the Girl Seoul Service Center, Security Building, Room 407, Athens 45701 or telephone there, 592-4972. World Instant Index Bible Butlers host family dinner I The Salisbllj'Y and Middleport junior girl scout troops will have a softball game Saturday at the Middleport Community park. , Each girl is to take a sack lunch to the park at 11 a .m. At a : meeting of the Middleport Troop 39 Monday night practice was held. Girls are remill!led to take a detergent botUe to the Monday night meeting for use in a Halloween craft. 180_ Missionary ladies gather ~ communion and worship service for chw-ches of the Southern Clus ter, Un.ited Me thodist € hurch , will be held all! a.m . Sunday, at the Letart Falls Churc h, it was announced Wednesday night at a meeting of the Letart Falls United MethodisfWome n a t the home d Mrs-. Andrew Cross. Mrs . Ernest Shul er , president, reported , that Rev. Steve Wilson \\fill have charge of the combined serv ice. She also announ ced that Seven Nights for Christ will be observed , Oct. 21-27, at Racine with Rev. James Bond Durant as the evangelist. Also a~no~ced was. a dinn~ . meeting at Baker Ce nter.."QP Athens, Oct. 30, for delegates of the Methodist Churches of the area. Mrs. Sh~ler opened the meeting with a reading of John 3. The prog ram by Mrs . Don Bell was on the theme "Love ~=: Werner Radio & T.V. New Haven PTA trailers , tentS and cabins. COMPJ.ITEL y FILLED WITH By Charlene Hoeflich ~ Grange names officers Forty-one s hut~in visits were reported during a meeting Tuesday night of the United Me t hodist Wom en of the Asbury United Methodist Church at the home of Mrs . Linda Ferrell. Mrs. Opal Kloes, president, gave the call to worship and a . prayer taken from the praye r calendar, along wi~ a reading "Peace". Devotions by Mrs. Margare t Eichinger were from "The Upper Room" , scripture from 1st Peter 2 and a medit:ation "Love is Patient and Kind". The birthdays of ~ ' . Asbury women meet conferences. There is space for ! aii'Ng , but won't be.., eompleted ' this month as hoped . we T he lift' and works of Emily . Emily Dickinso n's poems and derstanding of ·its bea uty . Out decided last october to get it Dickinson was the top ic of the pr iv<dt! correspo nd ence 'or the 1,000 poems, "she chose togethe r in · t hl' form of Ml~dlepor! Lite r ary Club . prese nting a poFtrait of a examples of Miss Dickinson's testimony from each m em ber ~ · program Wednesday at the ta lented artist and a woma·n in lir li slry and ta le nt , with of how. when , where and why home of Mrs . Dewey Horton . love . subjects coveri ng love,· death, FKIDAY they came into the c·hurch : 'who Mrs. Richa rd Owen and Mrs. With sympathy and subtle nature, friendship, human FISH FRY at Middleport officia ted at the b ap~ism and Forrest Bachtel presented the ~ s,c nsitivity, the author., ac~ ·relations an d some light vefse Fire Department Headquarcon firmat ion, and who or what program following t h e~ co rding to the rev iewer, s howing an ~muSu a l sense of ters, starting at 3 p.m .; fish lm d more influence in their memlJers ' roll ca ll response follows Mi·ss Dic ki nson's hwn or. sandwiches to be served. 1 decision . . wi th quotations from Twen- troubled love life to its tragic Due to illness in the family of SPECIAL serwices at Long It's going to be a good-sized tieth Cen tury women poets. • e n.d . Mrs . Owen described the Mrs. Ben Philson, Mrs . Nan Bottom United Methodjst + book, and ..,e hope Joe Stobart Mrs . Oweil il• revieWed the book as a .love story un iquely Moore will entertain the club Church," through Sunday , Od. will help us get it into book " Hesitant Heart" , a novel by mov ing . Oct. 16. Mrs. Dwight Wallace 6. 7:30 nightly with Rev. Bud form for each member : He Against this backg round and presided at the meeting in the Hatfield eva nge li s t ; public Anne Edwards based on the life could use it, maybe, in his of Miss Dickinson . The book is adding her own interpretation absence of Mrs. Ha rold Sauer, in vited. missionar y work. the · story pf the sea rch in to of Miss Dickinson's life sty le President. Mrs. Horton served HYM N sin g Hazel ComLillian Proffitt and I are the a nd pe r son a lity , Mrs. refr eshments with Mrs. munity Church 7:30 p .m. on ly three generation mem Bachtel's read~ngs of the Bernard Fultz presiding a t the Barnett family from McArthur bers left here so rar as we Dickinson poetry showed a tea and cotfee service. will be featured. know . Our grandmother , Eliza depth of feeling a nd unSATURDAY Wells, was baptized nearly 100 DANCE at l:larrisonville years ago in the creek in the· Work began Tuesday on a Elementary School from 8 p.m. winter when ice had to be memorial pla ntin g at the to 12 midnight, .' sponsored by broken. diagonal Forest Acres Park honQrin2 Harrisonville Senior Citizens. Perhaps mem bers who get Mrs . Jean Parker. The planWorks In a Adults $1, children 50 cents. the paper in othe r ·states and ting is a project of the Rutland Drawer<>Color TV ' DEXTER - Laurel Grange Ho lcomb; Ce r es, Marsha place's Will be interested in TUPPERS Plains School Friendly Gardeners of which, held their regular meeting and · Hol comb; Flora, Vera Boosters annual Hallowee n chw-ch work here. We know of • Works In a Drawer TV Mrs. Parker was an active elected the followin g officers: QS 3000·Chassls Holco!f~b and Pomona, Arlna E. car nival , 7 p.m . at Tuppers so me in o ther states and member with assistance to be master, Avanel Hollida y; • "lnsta~Matlc" Color cOWl tries who came fr om here: Turner. Plains Grade School. Games g iven by workers of th e overseer, G. A. Radekin; · Tuning Plans were completed for with prizes, food and door a lso at The Plains, Eas t Leading Creek Conservancy lec turer, Pam Holcomb; • Matrix Plus Picture Tube th eir lOOth anniversary pri zes. Jitney supper with Liverpool, Columbus and in • Pushbutton UHF Tuning District officials a nd e m~loyes. c ha pl ain , Doroth y Bolin; Florida. celebration. The event will be varied menu from 4:30 to 6:30 • Instant Plclure and Sound Workin g .Tuesday on the ass istant s teward , Robert Oct. 13 star ling at 2 p.m. and p.m. precedes the carnival, • Energy Saver Switch prQject were Mrs. J ames Holliday; lady assistant, Judy continue through the afternoon also sr.onsored by sc hool Ca rpenter, Mrs . Larry Ed- Holliday; secretary, Nellie (Model WU8016lS) with r efreshments , history of boosters. wards, Mrs. Lois Walker, Mrs. Vale i treasurer, Wanett a Early American Styling the gran ge and music by the SOUP, BAKE and Yard Sale, Howard Birchfield, Mrs . Mrs . Nor a Houd ashelt and Joanne Felty and Mrs. J oe Radekin; stewa rd, Gary Morgan's Raiders . Saturday, ll a.m. at Syracuse Holliday; gatekeeper Everette Mrs . Bernice Winebrenn e r Bolin. Presbyterian Churc~ annex . we re observed. Purchasers aske<! to take Another work sessiQ.n was se t The program, "The Possible for 12 :30p. m. Tuesday. At that container s £or carry-out soup Dr.eam " was presented by orders. time a bulb bed will be Mrs. Klocs who was assisted by prepared and bulbs planted . SUNDAY 2.Qd_ Mrs . Lura Crooks, Mrs . Further plantings will be made ANNUAL Homecoming RIO GRANDE - Rio Grande ca ke decorating skills. EnrollMiddleport, 0. Eic.hinger, Mrs. Ferrell, Mrs . in the spring at which time a Community College will otfer ment is limited to 15 students Heml ock Grove Christian Anna Hilldore, Mrs. Helen bench, bird bath and lanterns its first continuing eduCation and they will be accepted on a Church. dinner at first-come, first-served basis . Teaford, Mrs. Dorothy J a rvis, 2 class this fall beginning will be in stall ed in the Tuition for the Community Mrs. Grace Weese and Mrs. triangular planting area. Monday, Oct. 14 , from 6:30 to 9 College "Begi nning Cake Bernice Winebrenner. p .m . To conclude the meeting, The cour se will be "Begin- Decorating" course will be $12 ' Mrs . Teaford gave the reading, ning cake Decorating" and and students will have to ' "Teachings of Jes us in the will be taught by Mrs. Betty purchase a pprox im.ately $8 World Today" taken from a Carpenter who has completed worth of supplies for the . book by that name. the entire series of five cake course . . Classes will meet eac h decorating colU'ses and who Monday from 6:30-9 p.m. in the A mission program of Hong has taught "Beginning Cake Pr eside nt' s Dinin g Room Each Book is thumb-indexed with a gold Kon g was given by Mrs. Ernest Decorat ing" £or three years. above the studen t center on the tab · and every cha pter is cut, tabbed . and The course carries no college Powell a t the recent meeting of nu~bered in pur ple. The index is also credits, but is open to everyon e Rio Grande Campus. The · Ayres, Ellen Ayres , Amy reversi ble so lha t every Book and chapter the Missionary Society of the . course begins Monday, Oct. 14 interested in developing their is always in sJght whether you start from Humphreys, Gary Miljchell, Laurel Cliff Free Methodist and continues for six weeks. the front or the back . It's the most Jenny Car~nter , ond several Church held at the home of Students will be accepted for ingeniou s techn ical Improvement In Bible of the sixth and seven th grade Mrs. Harry Clark. st udy ever conceived! the course as they pay their boys. Mrs. Lloyd Wright opened '~ - . registration ree . For more At an earlier meeting of the the mee ting with a reading on information, contact the Oflice PTA Alici Gesner, Region II mission fields and Mrs. Pearl of Admissions, Rio Grande The Butler family gathered director , PTA was the guest J acobs had prayer. Mrs. Sa turday at the home of Mrs. College, Rio Grande, 45674, or speaker. The PTA also parWright read two poems, Sherman Buller, Rutland, for a Mill St. Middleport call collect {614) 245-5353. ticipated in the games for the "Smiling" and "Serving". It dinner. New Haven Centennial in early was noted that the junior Attending were Mr . and Mrs. September. missionary society_will have a Cec il Butler and three sqns, program the last Sunday of this Mr. and Mrs. Edward Buller month with Mrs. Qark, Sherrie and children, Ruthie, Mark and Clark and Mrs. James Gilmore Sophia, Mr. and Mrs. Jim to assist. Mission education Butler and children, Law-a , booklets were distributed by Stephanie and Jim, Columbus, Rachel and Shenan, Kati e Mrs. Doris Shook. and Mr. and . Mrs . • Meredith Nally, Brian Well , Kathryn Co-hostesses for the meeting Butler and sons, Randy and Robson, Evelyn Well , Neda were Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Clemson and sons, Todd and Shook. Mrs . Amber Lohn, Mrs. Jerid, Findlay. Sean, Peggy and John Cooper Pearl Jacobs and Mrs. Gilmore AT STATE MEETING and children, Tammy, Kelley will be hostesses for the next D $25 Refund \ 0 110 Ratund Meig s County Superin0 S10 Rflund WCD/ DCD, WCD/DCDG , 1 ~ 0 $10 Refund and Todd, Bruce ~nd Norma meetin g . Attendin g besides RSE-36 Range FPCI-1711T WCD Wash•r WCD/ DIA. WCD/ DIAG 0 $15 R•lund tendent of Schools Robert Walston , Kelly , David, Sara those named were Mrs. Sharon RetrlgeretorLaundrr Pairs · LCT-120, LC-2 frHzer and Tammy, Bill Nally, Joe Folmer, Danny and Michelle, Bowen attended a recent Laundry Cenler Sl ore Name•- -- - - - - - - - - -Nigar, Jim Nally , Harold and Mrs. Della Curtis, Mrs. Ber- meeting of the Ohio committee To gel your cash relund, buy any of the Fri gidaire - - - - - - - - -- - -- - mode ls indicated between September 22 and Name Moreerra Hill , Thomas and nice Jeffers, Mrs. Carman on new standards for teacher Oc tober 12, 1974 and mail this coupon, with a copy Maren - - - - - - - - - -- -- Evelyn Holter, Chuck and Judy Evans, Mrs. Mildred Jacobs, certification or which he is a ol you r sates slip to : Frigidaire Factory Discount State _ __ Days, P.O. Box 140A, Detroit, Michigan 48231. City Zip Sheppard , Dennis Channel, Mrs. Marguerite Leifheit and member . Regional meetings leading to new ideas and Envelope muJI be po Jrmarked flo /alar than midni g/11, f riday, October 18, 1!174 . Olfer void where profllblted. RfliiJfld Tim Krautter, Terri Robson, Mrs . Evelyn Spencer, ~hecl!s witi be made payable onlr to purchuer . Allow about JO days for delivery of your check . s uggestions are now in • Tammy Cooper, Mary Ann progress. Nigra, Scarlett Nigra. IS HOSPITALIZEDZ VISIT COUSIN . :- : . :·.·. .· Mr . and Mrs. Donald Marsh, -:~:::?.:~~:::::::~~f dl:~~~. ~=!~n~~~~~i, n e~i~~ i§ Cincinnati, were Sunday guests [ the Cleveland Clinic, Room. 4B- of their cousin, Miss Frieda :S: . :~: • 26. She has been there smce Faehnle, Middleport. . ., ;;;' late August and expects to be a k.:1 patient at the clinic for Several « more weeks. Frien?s may send :-:.y ~l cards to Mrs. Mtller at the You should know that the faithful churchClinic. MONDAY ' Must worship in spirit and in truth. Jno, 4:23-24. MIDDLEPORT Garden Mus t mee t on f irst day of the week , Club, 7:30p.m. at the ,home of This is your invitation to hear A ct s 20:7; Heb. 10:25 SENIORS TO MEET Mrs. James Titus , Sr., Must pray. A cts 2 :42; 1 Tim. 2:1-2. Senior citizens planning to go Must sing (not play). Eph. 5 :19; Col. 3:16. Rutland . Co-hostesses, Mrs. J . on , the trip to the Marietta W.-Kincaid Mrs. Crary Davis _ t_ -·-- . Must edify one another. 1 Cor. 14 :15-27. and Mrs . David Entsmmger. Museum and the Fenton Glass Must take the Lord's Supper on the fir st day of - Payment of dues in response to Co, are to meet at 9:30 a.m., Oct. 9, at the home of Mr. and the week, Acts 20:7; Heb. 10:26 ; 1 Cor. 11: roll call. 20-32. Mrs. Charles Hilton , Portland. Must,fve of their means. 1 Cor. 16:1-2; 2 Cor. 9-7 - Worship, communion seri;ice.f set for cluster . Gardeners begin memorial work A bus was purc hased r ece ntly for church purposes by Bill Roush (pastor ) - from the school board. Denny Evans is on the board and knew some were being sold. Denny will probably be the drive r when a route is mapped out, and he is n't working. There are .others including his wife, Linda. to drive. But first must come mor e or this togetherness work we like, step at a time - much of the work done by members and non-member friends. It maY be worth anyone's lime to stop by when out there and look around , if one likes hills and trees . An old retired member from down Cincinnati way donated money for a swimming pool . He said since he was leaving the mon ey to the church he wan ted to see the pool while he lived. The next year a lodge was started with the kitchen and dining room already done. To equip these all branches in three sta tes saved trade stamps. . An open air chapel was bullt with a large fireplace in one end. Wiener roasts and fireside chats are conducted there evenings of retreats and One Table . Quasa.: fun with not many frills. water and sewage system, a 1 Roush ow·branch historylsromio~ • • p.m. featur'ing ''GOspel TC:lnes'' fr'bm Chester. TALK and slides by Marshall and Sandy Ruth, missionaries to South Korea at Mt. Union Missionary Baptist Chlljch, 7:30p.m .; public invited. ' MONDAY SALEM Ce nter PTA 7:30 · p.m. Program by John Redovian, Mrs . Marlene Fisher and fifth grade students. Literary club discusses poet and it keeps th ings going . ' TO 14.94 · m 3IV ''0 ~n o.fF oN ANY PAIR . Of Teenmen or N\en's ' DRESS JEANS_ ... Including blue denim jeans , corlluroy, brushed denim, twills . All are permanent press. Mr. Leggs Brand. Reg ular Values to $9.87. 28 to 38. . • • < A DISCOUNT · OfPARTMlNT STOll Point Pleasant - Mason . Silver Bridge Plaza �' •. . ' ,, ' • 4- The Daily Senti nel,Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, (Jet. 4, 1!174 · · · ' /a C1rcle. dine_d, met (er at . 0 " ,( Beula 0'J" home By Goldie Clendenin PORTLAND - The Emma •Smith . Circle of the Reo~ganized Church of J esus Christ of Latter Day Sainl"l me t at the River Boat Inn in Racine . Members en joyed the food and feilow ship there . then went w BeuJa Roush's on McKenzie Ridge for devotions a nd business . All the women like to go to Beula's. She's been secretary of the Circle for years, though a non-member. She served mints. coffee and fruit j uices·. Several from here attended the " Women 's Retreat" at Camp Bountiful near Jackson · over the weekend on whi ch Eula Proffitt gave a report. One Sister con duc ting classes there was black, a member of the Council of Women at headquarters in Independence , Mo . They reported she is an able speaker and well inform ed about racial problems. Camp Bountiful is church owned and operated - nothing splendiferous - just about tot!' acres of woodland with a river and ponds. An old farm house was fixed up some and used for a sort of office. And aroWld it was put in Purchase of this bus has been a long awa ited dr_eam .of the brart~h .t as transpOrtat iQn is a problem) come true. During s ummer, se rvic es are at the chapel at 7 a.m . then a sho.rt jog or walk to 'the dining room to breakfast, and meet again for furth er servi ces through the day, with one and two rest periods between . This is the common meeting place for three states. M~m ­ bers are mostly poor people with simple needs, living a s imp!~ life, having good clean . r_._.._.._.._.._.._...._._...., I I ! I I I I I I I I DRASTICALLy I l REDUCED! I I I I Enroll Now I I ~nne~ & I QUALITY "SPECIALS" l \ Menswear Knit 1 Sewing ClimeS I I I I I ·I I I I ~ . I i l .._.-r. RG has cake class NEW HAVEN - Activities for the school year wer e pl~nned during meetings in September of the New Haven PTA. Homeroom mother s met Mpnday to plan parties for the year an d to discuss fund rais ing projects. Last Saturday several volunteers met at the sc hool to repair and paint the playground equipment. In the group were Jerry Joseph , Bob Cherry Ridge neighbors and friends ga thered Stllurday night at the home of Dora! and Beulah Hill for ·a cookout and wie ner roast. In the group were Frank and Ann Fahner , Ronqa and Seanna, Albert, Faye, Julia and Alberta Schultz, Roger and Barbara Shultz, Wallace and Muriel Bradford, Jesse and Sandi Rodman , Tamara, HOMECOMi'NG SET The homecoming of the Reedsville United Methodist Church will be held Suriday . with a basket dinner at 12:30 p.m. In the afternoon there will be special vocal music and preaching by Rev . Gilbert Spencer. Sunday evening a revival will start at the church with Rev . Spencer. as speaker. Services will be at 7:30 each evening. The public is invited to attend the homecoming and the revival. 1 'This is for THE BIRDS Them( ·~ Soc I.aI Com Sunnower Seed Wild Bird Mixture f.d ...' - . ' . We Wire FloWers Everywhere m-2115 . IN A SERIES OF . Mrs. Miltard van Meter ' 2Cor.4:4 Lub~ck, Wes t Virginia Pomeroy Flower Shop Ph. 992·203~ 1 Cor. 9:18 Ph, 992-57" • Gospel Meetings •• 7 13. 1974 Services' Each Evening at 7: 30 PM. • Feline distemper shots ~nd distemper, hepatitis and leptospirosis shots lor dogs. Have dogs on leash and .cats in containers . Yol. Dr, Paul Washburn, DYM, Jackson. MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST . Miller Street ... . I . .MASON, WEST \'lRiilNIA b. · Sponsored by Meigs Co. Humane Society < • •' • By obeying the gospel of ,Ghri st..'!.• slted in this study. , , By simply folljj)l'illg_ ~xamples in the bo";' of Act.< of Apostles. • , • " You shoullknow that a child of l \ . • • .•1 ·, ' '.• Dudley's Florist homes, ride train \ ., . • T t/ TO AD DR'I\:sS (JMW Miss Susan Fleshman, daughter of missionaries in Africa , will be guest speaker at the Tuesday night meeting of the Ente rp rise United Methodist Church Womer\ to be held at the church . Mrs. Agnes l)ixon is the program chair~ woman. Miss Fleshman is the new Pomeroy librarian . • Crys tal Dawn. Manley , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 0. Manley, 50 River· view, Middleport, was honored Friday eve ning with a party. A Raggedy Ann cake · was served . with pota to c hips a nd pun ch. Sucke rs and balloons were given as favors. Attending were Steve Hudson , Steve Manley, Jeff Acree, Shelly Smith, Tina Smith, Carl Moodispaugh, Kim and KeUy Stewart, Tina Smith, Tracy Schoulderer, Donna Manley , Roger Manley, Sane Engles. J. R. Kitche n, Mickey Davis, Greg Bush, Nick Bush, Jason Bush, Darle ne Eblin, Dreams Eblin, Judy Mower y, Doug Manns, Cindy Manns , Beth Ma nns, Lori Faulk , Robin Dugan, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Acree, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Manns, Mrs. Harold Stewart, Mrs. Gary Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Frances Hudson, Mr . and Mrs. Odell Manley a nd Wendell Eblin, grandparents, and Mrs . Nellie Eblin, a grea tgrandmother, and Lisa and Tresa Whi ltington. < •• . •• • • '. Phil Swindell Area Representativ e causes many person s to: - Shun ,public meetings church ,," • •" ' • ' I . '' Hearing Aid Centers Athens 444 W, Union St, •'. . ., t ·,I ·•• • ' Parkersburg, W. Va. 1029 Market St. .•, ,' ~ ASK DIVORCE Penny L. Will, 339 Pearl St., Middleport, and Jed Will , Jr ., 1524 Nye Ave ., Pomeroy; have filed for a no-Caul t divorce in Meigs Colll'ty Common Pleas ou~h~c~~~~· :~d~~~~X·~~ · -OPTOMETRIST . Not Always..,. ~. ' Necessary . ' -4 St1tldiS ta ~ run • tlll i all 11JUD! carpetin1 \ '' GIRLS NYLON TOPS Solids or Slripes · Long Sleeve SIZE 3 to 14 2 DAYS ONLY Regular $1-99 DENIM JEANS turtle ne cks, tur11e , baseball PAIR . THINK JttOPPERS MART w .JR'RE YOU SAVE ON OUR LOW DISCOUNT PRICES! lfHED SEE THRU VINYL · TOTE BAG ..,.,c; See thru Gusset Style 2 Day Sale 2'. Cltlfll NORMAl Nlf C.r,tll , tartlll Pnbltlll SKA$$ .. 2 $ 94 moe · shirts, tie back s, et c. Size s. M-L. When You Think of Clothing . I) PANT -lOPS Short styl es in most sleeve any co lor - $ 66. Saturday and Sunday Only! New Selection of Fall Has Arrived! NAVY BLUE 16 OUR ENTIRE 94' STOCK Mums, Roses Fall Mix Take Them Awav - TEENS and WOMENS SIZES 8 . TO FLORAL BOUQUETS One Stem Bush Style ENTIRE STOCK OF 17.44 •' • • I 19~ While It Lasts! lurn> lwrl l 4. Cleans VALUES TO 1Z.49 Will Clean Most Anything Ctuns utmrlo• "*' 10:00 AM & 6:00PM SUNDAY GREEN MAGIC CLEANER !'"!(:" 3. tllau HIGH 7:30 PM MONDAY • SATURDAY • -. SHOP YOUR NEAREST STORE THIS WEEKEND • ()r.ly 6'1.!· Hi(h 1::;}]1fi(- N · S, POMEROY, 0. ONE WINDOW ''D ist~~rbutator'' ~.- t:f) ; 200 W. MAIN ST. PERFECT QUALITY Cl .. ninl Action .. WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST VINYl PLASTIC Nails and Strips Are Included r!IQ •ow I OCTOBER 7-13 STORM WINDOWS above the lloor with fe wer strokes! ., GOSPEL SERMONS CUT HEATING BILl UP TO 50% cieans on the floor and · -·- __ - SPECIAL SERIES OF SATURDAY ANDSUNDAYSPECIALS! EUREKA ,olit>on ll•l'lllt IN A Phone 992-2725 Dinner fetes Mrs. King OFFICE HOURS 9:30 T0' 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS. ) - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY. ,, TO HEAR EVERETTE SHOAF ASp~!~~~oe~t (;..~ ·. ,. · · · • Tri!lle tare Cruni"i PowH, Pew1rDriun • • BEAUTY SALON Dt~~IB IC N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. THIS IS YOUR - - INVITATION r----------, KAY'S D is~OH~I e .. ,, GOSPEL MEETING REEDSVILLE - Hostesses Myers, Mrs. Ronald Osborne, for the Rivervi ew Ganlen Club Mrs. Donald Putman , Mrs. September mee ting were Mrs. Thomas Spencer, Mrs. Charl es Gene Wilson and Mrs. Frank . Swogger arid Ri cky , Mrs. Bise at the Wilson home . Mrs. Denver Weber, Mrs. Ernes t R. L. Larkins presente"d the Whitehead , Mrs. Gene Young , devotions which included a Mrs. Larkins and Mrs. Lyle stor y a nd a prayer by Helen Balderson. Steiner Rice . Mrs. Ronald Osborne, vice Mrs . Harliss Frank, pr es ide nt , distributed new pr esident, co nducted the program books to the membus in ess meeti ng. Gree n bers. Attractive covers and Thumb Notes for Oct. 18 are to interesting programs for the be taken care of by Mrs. new year were made by the Ronald Osborne. An invitati on committee. wa s exte nded to the gard en club me mber s to attend a flower arrang in g demonstration Oct. 16, at the M. E. Church an nex , from the Rose l69 N. 2nd Garden Club at · Tupp ers Middleport, Ohio Plains. Plans were made to ea t INGELS FURNITURE Court. .,< ••,. . - AYDid full participafton 1M femlly 91therings - Fei~ unsure of themselves Does your loss of hearing limit and embarass you? Why not let Diles Heari ng Aid 'centers help you? Aft er f1J.,orough testing and ap . propriate medical or clinical referraL you can purchase a new hearing aid for less than S15 .00 per month thro'-:'gh regular bank flnancmg plans . Call the office neare~f you for an appointment. m either .your ho me or one of our offices . DILES '' & I. Gardeners in Wilson home Cleaner POOR HEARING November meetin~ will be at the home of Mrs. Shuler. The hosless served refreshments to those named and Mrs. Alice Balse r, Mrs . Ma r jorie Hun t, Mrs. Inez Hill , Mrs. Harold Ruush , Mrs . Ermo Wilson and Mrs . Mag gie Roush. ' ' 1 and Friendship." She read "A Friend is a Gift of God" a nd other reading s were •3.86 BAUM'S TRUE VAWE STORE ' ''Everyone Needs Someone" by Mrs. Grimm : "Give Lavishl y, Give Abundantly " by Mrs. Clarence Sh ie ld s; "Strangers are Friends We Haven't Met" by Mrs. Andrew Cross . It was announced that the M' t'ss Manlery hono<JI'oa- ··aoosrER CABLE -=· '·' n'Clwn Man/e11 Cr'11Sfa/ J Vi '-" levy for' operation of the Meigs County Community School for the Retarded in Meigs County . The 2.75 millage will be voted on by the taxpayers Nov. 5. The club also decided to send greeting cards to Miss Naomi Pickens, Athens. "' Mrs. Donald Putman presented an interes tin g paper titled " The Magic of Marigolds Comes to the Rescue. " This told how to control nomitoads, Mr. and Mrs . Wallace and how various plants and Bradford enteria ined with a insects can be cha sed away. potluck dinner party at their Games were conducted by home near Coolville Sunday in Mrs. Roy R. Hannum with honor of Mrs. Mickey King, severa l members winning fair board secretary. prizes. The door prize went to Mrs. King will be leaving Mrs. Donald Myers. soon for Hillsboro' where she RefJ;eshments and attractive will make her home. Mrs. favors were served by the Bradford ha s been named new ho stesses to Mrs. Walter fair board secretary. During Brown , Mrs. Steve Cowdery, the evening a gift was Mrs . Frank, Mrs. Herman presen!ed to Mrs . King in 'Grossnickle; Mrs. Claremont CHILLICOTHE - The South Central Ohio Preservation recognition of her seve ral Harris, Mrs. Hannwn, Mrs. Society, Inc. will have no years' service to the board . Attending were Mrs. King, formal meeting this month . Mr. and Mrs. William Downie, Instead of a meeting members and friends are invited to spend Mrs. Lucille Faul, Mr. and "A- Day With SCOPS," with a · Mrs. John Ri ce, Mr. and Mrs. train ride as a special part of Benny Slawler and Christen, Mr. and Mrs. Herman carson, Snarl Proof the program. \. Mrs. Lucille Leifheit, Miss Sue Re g . $4.69 The date is Sunday, Oct. 20. Participants will meet at 11 :30 Zirkle, Mr. and Mrs. Fred O~LY a .m . at the Nelsonville, Goeglein, Mr . an·d Mrs. Clarence Henderson, Mr. and Hocking Valley Railroad Station. It is located at the Mrs. ,Hugh Custer, Mr. and south end of Nelsonville on US Mrs. Rex Shenefield, Mr. and 33, and the train ride will go up Mrs. Lauren Hoffman , Neda 985 -JJOl th..- Monday Creek Vall ey. Clemson, Todd and Sean. Chesler, Q , Those familiar with this beautiful territory know the scenery is spectacular, particularly at !his time of the year . The train ride will be limited to 30 passengers, and will in· elude a box lunch served on the train. Reservations must be made by Oct. 10, with a check or money order for $5 mailed to SCOPS Advisor for Athens County, Mrs. Edward Stone, 49 Graham Dr., Athens,. 45701 ,. telephone 614-59:J..5089. Foltowing the tr.aln ride a tour of restored homes has at no added costI been arranged, which should attract anyone intereSted in preservation. These homes are located in Athens. . Bank Rate Financing 992 -2635 MIDDLEPORT ASK TOWED Jeffrey Lee Davis, · 18, Minersville, and Brenda J ean Hayes, 17, Syra~se ; Herman caudill, 54, Middleport, and Violet Lucassa Caudill, 57, Middleport. SCOPS will tour , ..........i.iiii................ God- ·.can be lost, Cor. ~:27; 1 Cor,'J.O:l2 ; Heb, ·3:I2 But is .given a law of pardon. Acts 8 :22·; Ja's.'5:!6 ' , a. Con fess these· si n s. l .Jno. 1:9. - , Mrs. Margaret Houdashell presented an article on "Our National Heritage" and read " I Am the U.S.A. " , Miss Edith Hayman gave the poem, "You Must Meet Christ in the Morning if You Want Him All the Day.'' A missionary skit, "The Tea Rose" was given by Mrs. · Lavinia Simpson and Mrs. Ma !tie Circle; "You Must Never Qull'' by Mrs. Ann Coe; "How to Preserve a Husband" by Mrs. J essie Palmer . Refreshments of ice cream and angel food cake baked by Mrs . Grace Krider were served . Sec•e tary's and treasurer's r~ports were read and approved. Others attending were Mrs. Dorothy McKenzie, Mrs. Ruth Wolfe, Mrs . Grace Jividen , Mrs. Betty Christopher and Mrs. Beulah Bradford. This Is The Language of Flowers 59 N. Second Ave. Middleport You ~ho.uld know that the same church todayI s in your community, still guided by the same word. ' Is not a denomination in any sen se; but just - Christ 's church, Is •still fait hful to the New Tes tam ent pattem in , all things. •I s ONE in .f'llct and teaching. Gains m embers by their obedience to the gospel. Has the same freedom from huma n powers. Has the sa me name for its m e m be!'R iu•t Christians. · . lias the same name for t he c hurc h. You should know that you also can become· a . member of this church· Also AYa i lable_. Po~neroy \ • You ' should know that in New Testament times there was~ One family of God. Eph, 3:15. . One kingdom · of Christ. Col. 1 :13-JA. · One body of Christ. Eph. 1 :22--23; 4 ;4. One bride of Christ. Rom. 7:1-7; Eph, 5 :22-i2. One church of Chri s t. Matt. 16:18 ; Eph. 1:22-23; 4:4. BRO. J CJE GALLOWAY. Evange li s t 992-2039 SATURDAY, OCTOBE~ 2Q\:~ 1 • ,. For All Occasions RomanR l :16 1 to 4:30 ··~ .. FLOWERS \ Scratch ' _THE ' ' . Sympathy. . Respect- l~ At County Garage Rock Springs FairGrounds SUGAR RUN MILLS. ' RACINE - The .Happy Hustler. Circle held its monthly meeting in the social room of the Wesleyan Methodist Church. Mrs. Ruth Tucker led the .devotion with song, prayer and fa~orite scripture. She gave ')·thoughts for the day, noting "each person must decide how ·he will live and quoting Hens~ .ley's "Invictus.'' It matters not ' how straight the game, How :.charged with punishment the scroll, I am the Master of my fate, 1 am the captain or my so ul . : The program followed with 'Mrs. Bertha Spencer as leader. ----- ---- - d : ; : · : ~ ll CaIen ar Crac~ ·~. Circle has meeting MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ~- .RAB·IES CL-1 NIC Feed Them! ' •' -·--- - I I I OBSERVE BIRTHDAYS Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hudson and daughter, Lori , and Dave Grueser were in Darlington, Pa. , over the weekend for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hogue and daughter , Wendy Kay. While there they observed the birthdays of Wendy Kay Hogue, five, and Lori Hudson, eight, both born Oct. 1, and their grandfather, Dave , Grueser, Sept. 30. Feed ... A LEADERS' training weekend has been.plaMed for Oct. 18 and 19 at camp Rotan, Longview Heights, Athens. The session will beg in at 10 a.m., Friday, Oct. 18, and wiU conclude on Saturday at I p.m. Leaders are to take a nose-bag lunch for Friday, sleeping bag, dip bag and mess kit, pocketknife, flashlight, personal items and clothing suitable for . camp. . There will be instruction on patrols, courts of honor, ftre building, cooking ilsing bean pole, paper bag, cardboard oven, ; vagabond stoves, and buddy burners, conservation and a vartety · of otber things. The Friday schedule calls for instruction groups on tents, lashing, first aid, knife, axe and saw, knots. Saturday from 10 ' a.m. to noon, an experienced instructor in outdoor crafts work will share her ideas. Cost for the entire program is $6, this including meals. Reservations are to be made by Oct. 12 with either Dot Williams, 'w South•May Ave., Athens; or Joanne Redlich, 9 Grand Park :Blvd., Athen ~. Hills host cookout ---------------------l . L--.-------·J Mulberry Ave: WANTED Girl Scout Leaders! Mrs. Isabelle Foster, district advisor, advises that girl scout leaders, assistanis and helpers are desperately needed in Meigs County so that more girls can be given the opportunities offered · through the scouting. program. Volunteers may either contact ]\1rs. Pat Thoma, Pomeroy, 922--2277, Big Bend Neighborhood chairwoman, or write to the Girl Seoul Service Center, Security Building, Room 407, Athens 45701 or telephone there, 592-4972. World Instant Index Bible Butlers host family dinner I The Salisbllj'Y and Middleport junior girl scout troops will have a softball game Saturday at the Middleport Community park. , Each girl is to take a sack lunch to the park at 11 a .m. At a : meeting of the Middleport Troop 39 Monday night practice was held. Girls are remill!led to take a detergent botUe to the Monday night meeting for use in a Halloween craft. 180_ Missionary ladies gather ~ communion and worship service for chw-ches of the Southern Clus ter, Un.ited Me thodist € hurch , will be held all! a.m . Sunday, at the Letart Falls Churc h, it was announced Wednesday night at a meeting of the Letart Falls United MethodisfWome n a t the home d Mrs-. Andrew Cross. Mrs . Ernest Shul er , president, reported , that Rev. Steve Wilson \\fill have charge of the combined serv ice. She also announ ced that Seven Nights for Christ will be observed , Oct. 21-27, at Racine with Rev. James Bond Durant as the evangelist. Also a~no~ced was. a dinn~ . meeting at Baker Ce nter.."QP Athens, Oct. 30, for delegates of the Methodist Churches of the area. Mrs. Sh~ler opened the meeting with a reading of John 3. The prog ram by Mrs . Don Bell was on the theme "Love ~=: Werner Radio & T.V. New Haven PTA trailers , tentS and cabins. COMPJ.ITEL y FILLED WITH By Charlene Hoeflich ~ Grange names officers Forty-one s hut~in visits were reported during a meeting Tuesday night of the United Me t hodist Wom en of the Asbury United Methodist Church at the home of Mrs . Linda Ferrell. Mrs. Opal Kloes, president, gave the call to worship and a . prayer taken from the praye r calendar, along wi~ a reading "Peace". Devotions by Mrs. Margare t Eichinger were from "The Upper Room" , scripture from 1st Peter 2 and a medit:ation "Love is Patient and Kind". The birthdays of ~ ' . Asbury women meet conferences. There is space for ! aii'Ng , but won't be.., eompleted ' this month as hoped . we T he lift' and works of Emily . Emily Dickinso n's poems and derstanding of ·its bea uty . Out decided last october to get it Dickinson was the top ic of the pr iv<dt! correspo nd ence 'or the 1,000 poems, "she chose togethe r in · t hl' form of Ml~dlepor! Lite r ary Club . prese nting a poFtrait of a examples of Miss Dickinson's testimony from each m em ber ~ · program Wednesday at the ta lented artist and a woma·n in lir li slry and ta le nt , with of how. when , where and why home of Mrs . Dewey Horton . love . subjects coveri ng love,· death, FKIDAY they came into the c·hurch : 'who Mrs. Richa rd Owen and Mrs. With sympathy and subtle nature, friendship, human FISH FRY at Middleport officia ted at the b ap~ism and Forrest Bachtel presented the ~ s,c nsitivity, the author., ac~ ·relations an d some light vefse Fire Department Headquarcon firmat ion, and who or what program following t h e~ co rding to the rev iewer, s howing an ~muSu a l sense of ters, starting at 3 p.m .; fish lm d more influence in their memlJers ' roll ca ll response follows Mi·ss Dic ki nson's hwn or. sandwiches to be served. 1 decision . . wi th quotations from Twen- troubled love life to its tragic Due to illness in the family of SPECIAL serwices at Long It's going to be a good-sized tieth Cen tury women poets. • e n.d . Mrs . Owen described the Mrs. Ben Philson, Mrs . Nan Bottom United Methodjst + book, and ..,e hope Joe Stobart Mrs . Oweil il• revieWed the book as a .love story un iquely Moore will entertain the club Church," through Sunday , Od. will help us get it into book " Hesitant Heart" , a novel by mov ing . Oct. 16. Mrs. Dwight Wallace 6. 7:30 nightly with Rev. Bud form for each member : He Against this backg round and presided at the meeting in the Hatfield eva nge li s t ; public Anne Edwards based on the life could use it, maybe, in his of Miss Dickinson . The book is adding her own interpretation absence of Mrs. Ha rold Sauer, in vited. missionar y work. the · story pf the sea rch in to of Miss Dickinson's life sty le President. Mrs. Horton served HYM N sin g Hazel ComLillian Proffitt and I are the a nd pe r son a lity , Mrs. refr eshments with Mrs. munity Church 7:30 p .m. on ly three generation mem Bachtel's read~ngs of the Bernard Fultz presiding a t the Barnett family from McArthur bers left here so rar as we Dickinson poetry showed a tea and cotfee service. will be featured. know . Our grandmother , Eliza depth of feeling a nd unSATURDAY Wells, was baptized nearly 100 DANCE at l:larrisonville years ago in the creek in the· Work began Tuesday on a Elementary School from 8 p.m. winter when ice had to be memorial pla ntin g at the to 12 midnight, .' sponsored by broken. diagonal Forest Acres Park honQrin2 Harrisonville Senior Citizens. Perhaps mem bers who get Mrs . Jean Parker. The planWorks In a Adults $1, children 50 cents. the paper in othe r ·states and ting is a project of the Rutland Drawer<>Color TV ' DEXTER - Laurel Grange Ho lcomb; Ce r es, Marsha place's Will be interested in TUPPERS Plains School Friendly Gardeners of which, held their regular meeting and · Hol comb; Flora, Vera Boosters annual Hallowee n chw-ch work here. We know of • Works In a Drawer TV Mrs. Parker was an active elected the followin g officers: QS 3000·Chassls Holco!f~b and Pomona, Arlna E. car nival , 7 p.m . at Tuppers so me in o ther states and member with assistance to be master, Avanel Hollida y; • "lnsta~Matlc" Color cOWl tries who came fr om here: Turner. Plains Grade School. Games g iven by workers of th e overseer, G. A. Radekin; · Tuning Plans were completed for with prizes, food and door a lso at The Plains, Eas t Leading Creek Conservancy lec turer, Pam Holcomb; • Matrix Plus Picture Tube th eir lOOth anniversary pri zes. Jitney supper with Liverpool, Columbus and in • Pushbutton UHF Tuning District officials a nd e m~loyes. c ha pl ain , Doroth y Bolin; Florida. celebration. The event will be varied menu from 4:30 to 6:30 • Instant Plclure and Sound Workin g .Tuesday on the ass istant s teward , Robert Oct. 13 star ling at 2 p.m. and p.m. precedes the carnival, • Energy Saver Switch prQject were Mrs. J ames Holliday; lady assistant, Judy continue through the afternoon also sr.onsored by sc hool Ca rpenter, Mrs . Larry Ed- Holliday; secretary, Nellie (Model WU8016lS) with r efreshments , history of boosters. wards, Mrs. Lois Walker, Mrs. Vale i treasurer, Wanett a Early American Styling the gran ge and music by the SOUP, BAKE and Yard Sale, Howard Birchfield, Mrs . Mrs . Nor a Houd ashelt and Joanne Felty and Mrs. J oe Radekin; stewa rd, Gary Morgan's Raiders . Saturday, ll a.m. at Syracuse Holliday; gatekeeper Everette Mrs . Bernice Winebrenn e r Bolin. Presbyterian Churc~ annex . we re observed. Purchasers aske<! to take Another work sessiQ.n was se t The program, "The Possible for 12 :30p. m. Tuesday. At that container s £or carry-out soup Dr.eam " was presented by orders. time a bulb bed will be Mrs. Klocs who was assisted by prepared and bulbs planted . SUNDAY 2.Qd_ Mrs . Lura Crooks, Mrs . Further plantings will be made ANNUAL Homecoming RIO GRANDE - Rio Grande ca ke decorating skills. EnrollMiddleport, 0. Eic.hinger, Mrs. Ferrell, Mrs . in the spring at which time a Community College will otfer ment is limited to 15 students Heml ock Grove Christian Anna Hilldore, Mrs. Helen bench, bird bath and lanterns its first continuing eduCation and they will be accepted on a Church. dinner at first-come, first-served basis . Teaford, Mrs. Dorothy J a rvis, 2 class this fall beginning will be in stall ed in the Tuition for the Community Mrs. Grace Weese and Mrs. triangular planting area. Monday, Oct. 14 , from 6:30 to 9 College "Begi nning Cake Bernice Winebrenner. p .m . To conclude the meeting, The cour se will be "Begin- Decorating" course will be $12 ' Mrs . Teaford gave the reading, ning cake Decorating" and and students will have to ' "Teachings of Jes us in the will be taught by Mrs. Betty purchase a pprox im.ately $8 World Today" taken from a Carpenter who has completed worth of supplies for the . book by that name. the entire series of five cake course . . Classes will meet eac h decorating colU'ses and who Monday from 6:30-9 p.m. in the A mission program of Hong has taught "Beginning Cake Pr eside nt' s Dinin g Room Each Book is thumb-indexed with a gold Kon g was given by Mrs. Ernest Decorat ing" £or three years. above the studen t center on the tab · and every cha pter is cut, tabbed . and The course carries no college Powell a t the recent meeting of nu~bered in pur ple. The index is also credits, but is open to everyon e Rio Grande Campus. The · Ayres, Ellen Ayres , Amy reversi ble so lha t every Book and chapter the Missionary Society of the . course begins Monday, Oct. 14 interested in developing their is always in sJght whether you start from Humphreys, Gary Miljchell, Laurel Cliff Free Methodist and continues for six weeks. the front or the back . It's the most Jenny Car~nter , ond several Church held at the home of Students will be accepted for ingeniou s techn ical Improvement In Bible of the sixth and seven th grade Mrs. Harry Clark. st udy ever conceived! the course as they pay their boys. Mrs. Lloyd Wright opened '~ - . registration ree . For more At an earlier meeting of the the mee ting with a reading on information, contact the Oflice PTA Alici Gesner, Region II mission fields and Mrs. Pearl of Admissions, Rio Grande The Butler family gathered director , PTA was the guest J acobs had prayer. Mrs. Sa turday at the home of Mrs. College, Rio Grande, 45674, or speaker. The PTA also parWright read two poems, Sherman Buller, Rutland, for a Mill St. Middleport call collect {614) 245-5353. ticipated in the games for the "Smiling" and "Serving". It dinner. New Haven Centennial in early was noted that the junior Attending were Mr . and Mrs. September. missionary society_will have a Cec il Butler and three sqns, program the last Sunday of this Mr. and Mrs. Edward Buller month with Mrs. Qark, Sherrie and children, Ruthie, Mark and Clark and Mrs. James Gilmore Sophia, Mr. and Mrs. Jim to assist. Mission education Butler and children, Law-a , booklets were distributed by Stephanie and Jim, Columbus, Rachel and Shenan, Kati e Mrs. Doris Shook. and Mr. and . Mrs . • Meredith Nally, Brian Well , Kathryn Co-hostesses for the meeting Butler and sons, Randy and Robson, Evelyn Well , Neda were Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Clemson and sons, Todd and Shook. Mrs . Amber Lohn, Mrs. Jerid, Findlay. Sean, Peggy and John Cooper Pearl Jacobs and Mrs. Gilmore AT STATE MEETING and children, Tammy, Kelley will be hostesses for the next D $25 Refund \ 0 110 Ratund Meig s County Superin0 S10 Rflund WCD/ DCD, WCD/DCDG , 1 ~ 0 $10 Refund and Todd, Bruce ~nd Norma meetin g . Attendin g besides RSE-36 Range FPCI-1711T WCD Wash•r WCD/ DIA. WCD/ DIAG 0 $15 R•lund tendent of Schools Robert Walston , Kelly , David, Sara those named were Mrs. Sharon RetrlgeretorLaundrr Pairs · LCT-120, LC-2 frHzer and Tammy, Bill Nally, Joe Folmer, Danny and Michelle, Bowen attended a recent Laundry Cenler Sl ore Name•- -- - - - - - - - - -Nigar, Jim Nally , Harold and Mrs. Della Curtis, Mrs. Ber- meeting of the Ohio committee To gel your cash relund, buy any of the Fri gidaire - - - - - - - - -- - -- - mode ls indicated between September 22 and Name Moreerra Hill , Thomas and nice Jeffers, Mrs. Carman on new standards for teacher Oc tober 12, 1974 and mail this coupon, with a copy Maren - - - - - - - - - -- -- Evelyn Holter, Chuck and Judy Evans, Mrs. Mildred Jacobs, certification or which he is a ol you r sates slip to : Frigidaire Factory Discount State _ __ Days, P.O. Box 140A, Detroit, Michigan 48231. City Zip Sheppard , Dennis Channel, Mrs. Marguerite Leifheit and member . Regional meetings leading to new ideas and Envelope muJI be po Jrmarked flo /alar than midni g/11, f riday, October 18, 1!174 . Olfer void where profllblted. RfliiJfld Tim Krautter, Terri Robson, Mrs . Evelyn Spencer, ~hecl!s witi be made payable onlr to purchuer . Allow about JO days for delivery of your check . s uggestions are now in • Tammy Cooper, Mary Ann progress. Nigra, Scarlett Nigra. IS HOSPITALIZEDZ VISIT COUSIN . :- : . :·.·. .· Mr . and Mrs. Donald Marsh, -:~:::?.:~~:::::::~~f dl:~~~. ~=!~n~~~~~i, n e~i~~ i§ Cincinnati, were Sunday guests [ the Cleveland Clinic, Room. 4B- of their cousin, Miss Frieda :S: . :~: • 26. She has been there smce Faehnle, Middleport. . ., ;;;' late August and expects to be a k.:1 patient at the clinic for Several « more weeks. Frien?s may send :-:.y ~l cards to Mrs. Mtller at the You should know that the faithful churchClinic. MONDAY ' Must worship in spirit and in truth. Jno, 4:23-24. MIDDLEPORT Garden Mus t mee t on f irst day of the week , Club, 7:30p.m. at the ,home of This is your invitation to hear A ct s 20:7; Heb. 10:25 SENIORS TO MEET Mrs. James Titus , Sr., Must pray. A cts 2 :42; 1 Tim. 2:1-2. Senior citizens planning to go Must sing (not play). Eph. 5 :19; Col. 3:16. Rutland . Co-hostesses, Mrs. J . on , the trip to the Marietta W.-Kincaid Mrs. Crary Davis _ t_ -·-- . Must edify one another. 1 Cor. 14 :15-27. and Mrs . David Entsmmger. Museum and the Fenton Glass Must take the Lord's Supper on the fir st day of - Payment of dues in response to Co, are to meet at 9:30 a.m., Oct. 9, at the home of Mr. and the week, Acts 20:7; Heb. 10:26 ; 1 Cor. 11: roll call. 20-32. Mrs. Charles Hilton , Portland. Must,fve of their means. 1 Cor. 16:1-2; 2 Cor. 9-7 - Worship, communion seri;ice.f set for cluster . Gardeners begin memorial work A bus was purc hased r ece ntly for church purposes by Bill Roush (pastor ) - from the school board. Denny Evans is on the board and knew some were being sold. Denny will probably be the drive r when a route is mapped out, and he is n't working. There are .others including his wife, Linda. to drive. But first must come mor e or this togetherness work we like, step at a time - much of the work done by members and non-member friends. It maY be worth anyone's lime to stop by when out there and look around , if one likes hills and trees . An old retired member from down Cincinnati way donated money for a swimming pool . He said since he was leaving the mon ey to the church he wan ted to see the pool while he lived. The next year a lodge was started with the kitchen and dining room already done. To equip these all branches in three sta tes saved trade stamps. . An open air chapel was bullt with a large fireplace in one end. Wiener roasts and fireside chats are conducted there evenings of retreats and One Table . Quasa.: fun with not many frills. water and sewage system, a 1 Roush ow·branch historylsromio~ • • p.m. featur'ing ''GOspel TC:lnes'' fr'bm Chester. TALK and slides by Marshall and Sandy Ruth, missionaries to South Korea at Mt. Union Missionary Baptist Chlljch, 7:30p.m .; public invited. ' MONDAY SALEM Ce nter PTA 7:30 · p.m. Program by John Redovian, Mrs . Marlene Fisher and fifth grade students. Literary club discusses poet and it keeps th ings going . ' TO 14.94 · m 3IV ''0 ~n o.fF oN ANY PAIR . Of Teenmen or N\en's ' DRESS JEANS_ ... Including blue denim jeans , corlluroy, brushed denim, twills . All are permanent press. Mr. Leggs Brand. Reg ular Values to $9.87. 28 to 38. . • • < A DISCOUNT · OfPARTMlNT STOll Point Pleasant - Mason . Silver Bridge Plaza �• .. • • r• ' 6-TheDallySentmel Mtddlepotl Pumetoy 0 Fnday Oct 4 1974 u POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev W H Pe tr n pastor Ro y May er Sun d a y sch oo l su p! Chur c h sc ho o l 9 15 a m worsh p s ~;rvt ce 10 2d a m Youth cho r r ehear sa l Mon day 3 JO p m und e r dt rect on of Mary Sk n ner se n or ch o r rehear s al 7 JO p m T hursday Wtth Mr s Pau l N ease dtrector J - POMERC)'Y CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner Union and Mul berry R ev Clyde V Henderson p a sto r Sunday school 1il 30 am G ten McClung supt morn n g worsh •P 10 30 am eyen n g serv tce 7 30 m 1d w ee k ser vice Wednesday 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - Th e Rev Harold Deeth r edor Church serv..ces 10 30 'm Holy commun•on f1rs t Sun day of ll'Onth chvrch school 10 30 a m ... for nursery throuQh 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST- Fe r rell Gronmg er pastor B ble school 9 30 a m worsh p 10 30 a m adu l t worShiP serv ce and yo un g peoples meet ng 7 30 p m Comb n ed B1ble s tud y an d prayer mee ttng Wedn esd a y 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envov R:av w Wtn ng off•cer In c harge Sunday 10 a m Hol•ness meeting 10 30 a m Sunday School Young Peop l es Leg1on 7 p m Thursday 1 t o 3 Ladles Home Leagu e 1 p m p m Prep classes ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Corner of Sy c am or e and Sec ond Sts Pomeroy T h e Rey w !ham M• dd leswa r t h Pastor Sunday Sc hoo l .=~t 9 45 a m and Chur c h Ser v ces 11 am SACRED HEART Rev Father John Nadzam pastor Phone 992 282 5 Saturday evening Ma ss 7 30 p m Sunday Mass 8 and 10 a m Co nf ess •ons Saturd a y 7 7 30 p m POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST R obe rt K uhn p astor W II am W at son Su nda'p' sc hool supt Sun d ay sch oo l 9 30 am BY F 6 p m B ble study W ed n~ sd a y 1 p m ch o r p ra ct ce We d nesday 8 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHURCH Harr s onv I e Re v 0 D e ll M an ley P as tor H en ry E bl n Sunday School Su p ! Sunday Sch oo l 9 30 am E Yen n 9 wor sh p 7 30 p m P r a y er an d Pra 1se serv iC e Th1.1r sday 7 JO om S YR AC USE FIRST OF G OD Rev Geo r ge 0 l er pa st or Sund ay sc hool 'il o\ S a m morn n g pr ea c h ng 11 a n cva n qe sl c se r v ce 7 10 P m Pr1 yC' r !"I n q Thur<=.c1ily HU RCH i 3(1 ~ POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Mam St ~ L o r en T Stephens eya n geli st ph o n e 992 78 56 C ons e r va t v e non •nstrument a Sunday worShiP 10 am B1bl e study II am wor sh• p 6 p m W ednesday B ble study 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH (non denom lnal •onal r: L angsv l i e Dexter Roa d th e Re v Wor l ey Hal ey pastor Sun da y school 10 am evenmg w o r sh1p 7 30 p m Pray er m eel ng Tu esday 7 30 p m youth gro up Fr d a y 7 30 p m RUTLANd FREEWILL BAPTIST - Rev D on D li ard p a s tor Ro g er Tu rn er ass s l a nt p a sto r Sun d ay sch oo l 10 30 a m Sun day even n g se r viCe 7 30 W ed n esd ay B1 b te stud y 1 30 p m the Sermonette '!'EXT - Verily, vertly, I say unto thee except a man be born agam, he cannot see the Kmgdom of God ' - St John 3 3b The text IS U!ken from the conversal!on of Chnst and Nicodemus Nicodemus was a Pharisee, a member of the Sanhedrm, whtch was the htghest assembly of the Jews at that time Here as a smcere man who had rebgwn , but d1d not ex peraence salvation Ntcodemus came to ChriSt for counsel for although he had religton , this master of Israel sttll was thtrstmg for reahty, which ooly come~ through an expenence wtlh Jesus Christ When he met Christ he commended Him by saymg , Rabbt, we know that thou art a teacher come from God for no man can do these mtracles that thou does! , except God be wtlh htm - Sl John 3Zb Like men of all ages, Nicodemus was hesttant to confess his real need, but God ts fatthful as he vtews a man seekmg for truth hnmediately Chrtst turns the conversation from himself to the heart of the matter, whtch was the fact that Nicodemus needed a complete change of heart Jesus made 11 clear and plam that, a man must be born agam" tf he IS to see the kmgdom of God A>l we think of thts account we are remmded of ChriSt s words m Matthew 7 21-23, 'Not everyone that sa1th unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter mto the kmgdom of heaven, but he that doeth the will of my Father whtch ISm heaven Many wtll say to me m that day, Lord, Lord , have we not prophesied m thy name', and in thy name have cast out devils ' , and m thy name done many wonderful works' And then will I profess unto them, 1 never knew you depart !rom me, ye that work truqutty " Men stumble over the very stmpilctty of the gospel Jesus told Nicodemus, That whtch IS born of the flesh ts flesh, and that whtch IS born of the Spirtt IS sp1r1t Marvel not that I satd unto thee, Ye must be born agam ' The wmd bloweth where 11 Usteth, and thou hearest the sound thereof , but canst not tell whence It cometh, and whither 11 ~oeh so IS every one that IS born of the Spirit " Nicodemus answered, "How can these thmgs be'" If we wa1t unlll we comprehend all truth we will not enter the kingdom of God Jesuo says, "Verlly l say unto you, whosoever shall not recetve the kmgdom of God as a little chUd, he shall not enter therein "St Mark 10 15 The way IS made plam m Romans )0 9, "That if thou shalt confess wtth thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved " Will you accept ChriSt as your Savtour today' - Rev Lloyd D Grimm, Jr , Pastor, Rutland Church of the Nazarene Kingsbury News, Notes The Kingsbury M!sstonary Newark Ohto Club of the Carleton Church Mr and Mrs Roy Bnckles met at the home of Mrs Grace vtstled recently wtlh lhetr son White The pr~stdent, Mrs Donald at Nelsonville, Ohto Yovonne Young, opened the Mr and Mrs John Walter meetmg Opemng prayer by Dean and son John, vtstted Mrs Sadie Carl and devottons Mrs Walter Terrell and Billy, were by Mrs Judy Carl Mr and Mrs Eddte Weekly, Election of officers followed Mr and Mrs Robert Rted, wtth Mrs Amta Dean , Rodney and DaJJtd at secretary, Mrs Grace Wlute , Pataskala S\lllday treasurer, and Mrs Yovonne Mrs Rowland Dats vlstted Young, prestdent Dtfferent wtth Mr and Mrs Clatr Burson projects were discussed and tl at Shade S\lllday was decided the club would Several from lhts communtly have for sale Christmas cards attended a brtdal shower for The club also read a letter from Sue Wood and Steve Brtckles Rev and Mrs John Jesberg held at the Bedford Youth whom they sponsor, followed Center Sue and Steve will be by the secretary's report marrted Saturday Oct 12 Cloamg prayer was by Mrs Mr and Mrs Webber Wood Karla Cheveher Refresh- VIStled recently wtth Mr and ments were served to those Mrs Vtrgtl King and fmmly present Mrs Janeth Beal , Other guests of Mr and Mrs Mrs Vlrgrnl8 Dean, Mrs Mary King and Mr and Mrs Wood Lou Houdershelt, Mrs were ll!r and Mrs Russell Yovonne Young, Mrs Amta Hollman who had been Dean, Mrs Sadte Carl Mrs vacatwmng m Flortda and are Judy Carl, Mrs Karla returnmg to thetr home m Cheveller, Mrs Grace Wlute, lndtana Audra Houdershelt, Melodt Mr and Mrs Charles King Carl, and Helen Kmg and Susan vtmted recently wtth Mr and Mrs Nev Wlute had Mr and Mrs Eddte King and as recent visitors Mr and Mrs famtly at HamsonvUle Harold White , Mr Ralph Carl Several from here attended and Mr Hugh Farth Frazter the wedding of Adell Davtdson Bottom, W Va and Danny Wtute wh1ch was Sunday guests of Mr and held at Zwn Church Mrs Wayne Beal were Mr and The annual homecommg of Mrs Mar tm Swart and Rom a Carleton wtll be Sunday, Oct Sue 41 Columbus, Mr and Mrs 13 wt\h all day servtces Roger YoWJg and Wesley and Mr and Mrs Russell Well of Diester Mrs John Dean has recetved r he t e a t e nOw an est1 word that her brother, ' Walter mate o to 000 to 12 000 Ame n W Terrell who suffered a heart ca n Ind1ans hvmg m New attack Is tmprovmg and wtll be York Ctty more than "hen 1noved into a recovery room at Pe le t Mmu1t boug ht Ma nh a t tan Is la nd m 1626 Licking Memon al Hos ptlal f... ' :- ~ nesda v 7 30 p m U M W ft rs t We dnesday 7 30 p m W E SLEYAN { R ac tn e l Su n day school 10 ,.. m wo r ~ l p t,. l ..-a m B1 ble stud y 1 h ur s day 7 p m c h o• r pr clcf ce T hurs d ~y 8 ~ m su ppe r 1 rs t t c t l ow sh p Wednesday 6 30 p m u M w fourth Mol)day !I p m SEVENTH DAY AD V ENTI S T M u l bN r y H ~ o h ts P ome r oy P<~ s t or G rar d Seton Silbb.Jth !".C I oc l e ... e r y <:.Cltu r d a y ill 'J p m l nd wo r s t p scrv •cc to t tow n q a t J \~ p m Open B ble d scuss on 7 30 p m <tl I h e ch ur c h each f>h u rs d <~y ""' GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST - Preach tng 9 30 a m f r s t and second Sun d a y s of ea ch m ont h fhtrd an d f o u rt h Sun d ays ea c h month wor sh•P se rv ce a t 7 30 p m 7 30 W edn esday ev en n gs at P r a yer a n d B b le Stu d y FIR ST SOUTHERN BAP TIST 2 B Z Mu l berr y A y e Pom er oy a l fl l a l e d w llh SBC t he Rev rr ed H l l pastor T r o v Zw dl ng Sunda.y sch ool supt Sunday schoo l . 'il 30 a Ill m orn ng worshr p tO 10 Su nda y eva n ge s t c mee t1ng 7 30 p m Pr ay u mee t ng We d n es day 7 10 p rn MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Corner Fourt h a nd Man M ddleport R ev Hen ry Key Jr p as tor Sunday School 9 30 am Mr s E r v n Baumgard n er supt Morn ng wor shrp l045 a m JEHOVAH S WITNESSES ~ L arry Carnahan p res d1n g mln1ster Su nday Brble lee t ure 9 30 a m W a t chtower study 10 30 a m T u esday B1ble study 7 30 p m Thur s da y m n stry sc hool 7 30 p m se rv ce mee tm g 9 JO pm MIDDI EPORT CHURCH of Chn st m Chn shan Un•on L awren c e Manley pastor Mrs Ru ssell Young Sund ay Sch ool Supt Sun d a y Scho o l 9 30 am E v en ng w or Shr p 7 30 Wedn e sday prayer meellng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO - Ra cm e Route '2 t he Rev James M Muncy pastor Sunday sc hool 9 .4S a m mornm g worship II a m evenmg worsh•P 7 30 p m Prayer meet1ng Tuesday 1 30 p m Young peoples m eellng 7 30 P m Thursday MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Cor ner S x t h and Palm er t he Rev St eye Sk a g g s pastor Danny Thom pso n Sunday schoo l sup! WMPO rad•o prog ram 1 45 am Sunday sch oo l 9 15 a m morn n g w orsh p 10 15 a m You th acl1v I es and tettow sh p for un or and se n1or h1g h studen ts 6 p m B1ble st udy 7 30 p m M d w eek pra y er ser v c e W ed n e sday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST M ddleport 5th and Ma 1n George Glaze m1n1s t er James Sheets superin t endent B i ble school 9 30 a m morn 1ng worsh •P 10 30 a m even1ng worsh p 1 30 p m prayer serv ce 7 p m W ed nesdav MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Don Co e pa s to r F l oyd Car son Sun da y Sc hool sup t Su n da y s ch ool 9 30 a m m or n ng Wor sh p 10 30 a m Sun d a y ev an ge l Site mee t n g 7 30 p m pray e1 m ee tn g W edn esday 7 30 J:l m GRACE BAPTIST ~ 305 N Second Ave M•dd le port Lesl ey G Ho lt pastor Sunday school 10 a m worsh p ser v•ce 11 am worsh•P service 1 30 p m Sunday Wednesday n1ght prayer serv ce 7 30 THE UNITED PRES BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Dw1ght L Zav l tz Pastor 0 re ctor HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church School 9 30 a m Mrs Homer L ee SlJpt Morn i ng Worsh •P 10 30 am MIDDLEPORT Sunday Church School 9 30 a m John F Fultz SUAt Morning Worship 10 30 a m SYRACUSE Morn ng Worship 9 am Sunday Church School 10 a m Mrs Sampson Hall Sup! RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO - Ph ll p Whttley pastor Sunday SCh OOl 10 a m worsh p sery ce 7 p m Pra'{er meet1ng Wednesday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH ~ Near Long Bot tom Est I Hart ~astor Roy Brown assistant pastor Sunday school 10 a m Churc h 7 30 p m each Sunday evening prayer meet1ng 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL- Th1rd Ave the Rev Wl lltam Kn ttel pastor Rona l d Dugan Sunday Schoo l Supt Classes for a ll ages evening service 7 30 p m Bible study Wednesday 7 30 p m youth services Friday 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner Ash and Plum M•d d l eport Noel Herrman pa s tor Saturday even 1ng serv ce 7 p m Sunday school 10 a m Sunday even mg worship 7 p m MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Rob&rt T Bumgarner Director POMEROY CLUStER Rev carle Hicks Rev D Wm Sydenstncker CHESTER - Worship 9 15 a m Church School 10 a m ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 Church Schoo l 10 a m a m FLATWOODS - Worship 11 a m Church Schoo l 10 a m POMEROY Worship 10 JO a m Church School 9 15 am UMYF630pm ROCK SPRINGS - WorShip 10 a m Church Schoo l 9 a m UMYF630pm MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert Bumgarner HEATH WOrShip 10 30 a m Church School 9 30 a m UMYF7pm RUTLAND - Worsh tp 9 15 a m Church School 10 a m UMYF 7 p m SALEM CEN'TIER Wor sh 1p 9 a m Church School 10 am UMYF Thursday , 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev R1chard E Jarvis ASBURY Worship 11 a m Church School 9 50 a m WSCS 1St Tuesday FOREST RUN- Worsh p 9 a m Church School 10 a m WSCS 3rd Wednesday 7 30 pm MINERSVILLE Worshtp 10 a m Church Schoo l 9 a m WSCS 3rd Monday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Church School 9 30 a m worship senrlt;,r 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev Steven Wilson Rev Larry Poling Rev Howard Sh1veley BETHANY ( Oor,as) Worsh •P 9 :fo am Church School 10 30 a m CARMEL WorSh i p 11 am 1st and 3rd Sundays Church School 10 a m APPLE GROVE - Sunday school 9 30 am worship f1rst and th 1rd Sunday 7 30 p m prayer meet1ng Wed nesda y 7 30 p m Fell o wShip supper f r st Satu rday 6 p m U M w second Tuesday 7 30 om LAST LETART Su n d ay school 9 JO a m w orsh tp second and fou rt h Su nday 7 30 Pm pra yer m eftlf n g Wed t GREAT BEND - W or sh p II a m 2n d an d 4t h Sun days Chur ch Sc hoo l 10 a m LETART FALLS - 1/' or sh p lOa m Churc h sc hool 9 a m 1 B1ble stu dy 7 30 p m ever y T ue!.day MORNING STAR ~ Wor sh p 9 30 a m Chur ch Sc hool lO JO a m M d W ee k Se rv ce Wed nesd a y 8 p m MORSE CHAPEL Wor Sh p 11 a m 1st a nd 3r d Ch ur ch Sc;h oo l 10 Sund ays a m PORTLAND - Wor sh p 7 JO Church Sc hoo l 9 JO a m SUTTON - Wor shi p 11 am 2M an d .o&lh Su nd ay s Chu rch Sc hool 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev RoberfMeece Rev Sfantey Brandum JOPPA - Worsh p 10 a m Chur ch Sc hoo l 9 a m Pr ay er M ee tmg Wedn esday 8 p m LONG BOTTQM ~ Ch u r ch serY c es 9 a m Sund a y Sch oo l 9 45 a m B bt e Stud y ever y Thur sd ay 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL Wor Sh p tl am Chur ch Sc hool 10 p m a m ALFRED - Sun day school 9 .4 5 a m ea c h Sunday preach•ng at 11 a m ea ch Sundav Prayer meet ng 7 45 p m Wed nesday W SCS 8 p m on lh 1rd Tuesday each m onth REEDSVILLE Sunday sc hool 9 30 pr ea c h n g 7 30 p m Sunday prayer meet1ng 1 30 p m Tuesday W SCS 7 30 fir st Thurs day ea ch m onth SILVER RIDGE - WorShip 10 a m Ch urch Sc hool ~ a m TUPPERS PLAINS WorshiP 9 am Ch ur ch School 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - G eor ge FrederiCk supt Serv c e weekly 9 30 am on Sunday P r each1ng f 1rst and th rd Sundays of monlh by Clifford Sm th 9 30 a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Darrell Doddr II pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Leonard G !more f rst eld er even mg serv• ce 7 30 p m WP.dnesday p rayer meet ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Racine Route 2 The Rev Charl es Hand pastor Sunday sc hool 9 45 a m mornmg worsh•P II am Even1ng serv1ces Tuesday and Fnday 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - Btble Stud y 9 30 a m m or n ng worsh p 10 30 a m even n g worsh p 6 30 p m W edn esday B1ble Study 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH L ong Bottom Sunday Sch ool 10 am w t h Willard P igott s upt EvangelistiC message ea ch Sunday even ng 7 30 p m by Elder Russell Cl 1ne m n lster of the Aposto l c Fa th Bible Study Wedn esday 7 30 om STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH - Su nday school serYt Ce 10 a m Prayer meet ng Thur sday 7 p m Sunday ev en1ng service 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pom erov Harr•sonv•l le Road R 1ck Mor r.son pa!.tor Sunda y s:h ool !.u p! St eyen Stanley Sunday school 9 30 am m or n1n g wors h• P and com m un to n 10 30 a m Su nday eve n1 ng youth Chr st an E nd ea vor 6 30 p m wors h p se rv ce Sun d ay 7 30 p m W edne sday even ng praye r m ee t ng and B ble study 7 30 P m ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH P ne G r ove The Rev w l llam M• d dle!.warth Pa stor Ch ur c h SerYICes 9 30 a m SuRd a y School 10 30 a m ~KADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST B tble SChool 9 30 a m morntng worship 10 30 a m Sunday evening Worsh p Se r v ce 7 30 p m c h o•r pract•ce Sunday and Wed nesday 7 p m prayer m eet ng and Btb l e Study Wednesday 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Freeland Norr1s pastor Sunday school lO e m Church serv ce 7 p m Wednesday B•ble Study 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH Of' THE NAZARENE Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn ng Worsh•P 10 30 am Evening Worsh•p 7 30 p m Wednesday M1d Week Serv•ce Sunday Schoo l Super ntendent Gerald Wells Pastor Rev Morns M Wolfe RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Walter P B1kacsan pastor Ronn1e Salser S S Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn1ng Worship 10 .45 am Sunday evening worshtp 7 30 p m Wednesday even tng B ble S tud~ 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev Lelon Gtasure pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m youth and lunlor youth servt c e even mg worsh p 6 .45 p m prayer and pra tse 7 JO p m Wednesday 7 _lQ_ P~ m StLVER RUN FREE BAPTIST - Rev Ralph Dean pastor Sunday School 10 a m supt Evening Leon M 1ll er serv ce 7 30 p m Prayer meefmg Thursday 7 30 p m CHESI ER C:lHJRCH OF GOD Rev James Sat terf e!d pas tor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m worsh •P serv 1c e 11 am evening serv•ce 7 prayer se'k: v1ce and youth serv1ce W~~nesdav 7 om LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Robert E Musser pntor Sunday School 9' 30 am Roy S gman supt mornmg worsh lp 10 30 Sunday even1ng serv1ce 7 30 Mid week serv1c e W ednesday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Howard C Black pastor Bob Moore Sunday Schoo l Supt Sunday Sc hool classes tor a ll ages 9 30 am morn 1ng worSh i p 10 45 NYPS Sunday 6 30 p m evangelistic serv •ce Sunday 7 30 p m M1d week prayer meettng Wednesday 7 30 p m MISS IOnary meet ng secon d Wednesday 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL Rev Robert Smith pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m crass leader Leo H•ll worshiP serv•c e 10 30 a m church 7 30 p m EDEN UNITED BRETH REN IN CHRIST- Elden R Blake pastor Sunda y School 10 a m Howard M c Coy supt Mow ing sermon 11 a m Sundei.Y night serv •ces Chrtst an Endt:i!iver 7 30 p Sop g ser viC e 8 p m m Preachmg 8 30 p m Mid week Prayer meeting Wed nesday 7 p m Ra y Adam s lay leader CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST - Located a! Rutland on New l1ma Road next to Forest A cre Park Rev Ray Rouse pastor Robert Musser Sunday School sv pl Sunday school 10 JO a m worsh1p 7' 30 p m Bible study Wed nesday 7 30 p m Saturday night prayer se rvtce 7 30 p m HE.MLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN - Roger W at son pastor Ray Whaley supt Mornlng wor sh p 9 36 a m 10 30 a m church sc hool young peop le s m eet ng 6 JO Pm ev,i'ntng wo r ship ., 30 P m Btbfe study Wednesday ' 7 - The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , ~'riday, Oct 4, 1974- ~~~'*''>.ll~,.,·~·!ll·~·llll·~~~~= • - TeleviSion .Log ....,...... 7 30 p m ~ ... ......\\':< MT UNION BAPTIST~- , Rev Cec I Cox pa s,or Sun ~ ""'~ Sc ho o l su p! Joe s a e"-.J Sund a y sc hoo l 9 45 a m Sunday ev en1n g wor sh•P 7 30 W edn esda v pray er an d B1bl e s tudy 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH E ug ene Und erwood pastor I!) H ow a rd Ca ldw ell Jr Sunday Sc hoo l Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m M orn ng Se rmon 10 30 a m Sunday even• hg se rv1 ce 7 p m LETART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN - Rev Fr eeland Norn s p astor Fl oyd Nor r• s sup! Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 a m morn ng sermon 10 30 am Prayer ser y c e W edn esday 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY - G P Sm th pastor Sunday Schoo.! 10 a m A rthur Henson Supt Morn n g Worsh•P 11 am You ng P eo pl e s serv c e 7 p m Even ng ser v •c e 7 30 p m Wedne sday M d Week Prayer Serv ce 7 30 p m Youth m eet.ng 6 30 p m E v en ng w or sh•P 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF . . ., THE NAZARENE ~ Rev H erbert Grate pastor Wor sh1p serv1ce 11 am and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday School 9 30 a m R tchard Barton supt Praye r meet1ng W~d nesday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Clifford Sm •t h m•n st er Sunday Sch ool 9 30 am morn 1n g c hurch 10 30 a m Sunday eventng serv1ce 7 30 p m Wednesday serv !<: e 8 p m LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST R ev Fl oyd F Shook pa st or Lloyd Wr gh t Sunday school !.upt Su nday sc h o o 9 JO a m m or nmg wor sh p 10 30 am e v en ng wor sh•P 7 30 p m W ed n esday Chr stan Youth Cru sa d e 6 30 p m Cho r pr ac t ce T hur !.d ay 7 p m ~ ... · -·...,, "" ...""''" ""' .........,., """ _, 13 Adlerian Counseling Techniques 33 6 lll-NBCNews3 4 15 CBS News8 10, Bewltched6 Gomer ,~ - Pyle 13 7 00 - ' '"'~ 10 00 - "" ""' -~ Who'sPerfec( -For Whom? Dear Helen A group of us got mto a real hassle the other mghl when one of the women sU!rled talkmg abof the quahl!es a perfect man should have Pretty soon everybody was lrymg to out-talk the other and no one agreed A man's tdea of a perfect man ts totally dtfferenl from a woman's Likewi.Se,_.what women cons1der terrific m the1r Sisters doesn't really turn men on And none of us came up a compostte portrait of the ' tdeal" male Each stressed a different reqwstte as bemg most valuable How can personal relationships work out tf we don l know what the other sex really expects of us ' And our tdea of worth 11 lS so different from that of the opposite sex ?LOOKING FOR ANSWERS DEAR LOOKING 1 If we all agreed on what conslltutes a perfect male, we d be more Andrmd than truman Each of us has a different tde~l . and that's the way 1t should be The key to good and lastmg relattonshtps ? Strtve to be the kmd of person YOU like best, then ftnd a mate who apprectales those quahlles uotonly myou butm him (or her) self - H News 20 VIdeo VISIOI'lflrles 33 Pol1ce Woman 3 .t1 15 Night Stalker 6 13 10 30- Ohto This Week 20 Day at Night 33 11 00- News3 4 6 8, 10 13 15 Av1atlon Weather 20 ABC Ne.fs ~33 11 30 - I Mission Impossible 6 Untouchable's 13 3, 4, 15 Janakl 33 Mbvtes War of the Planets' 10 12 30 - Johnny Carson Who s Mlnd1ng the Store 8 Don K1rshner s Rock Concert 6 Wide World Special 13 1 00 - Mldmght Special 3, 4 Take F1ve For Life 15 Mov1e 'War Gods ot the Deep r 10 2 00- News 13 2 30- Movie An Eye for an Eye .tl Take F1ve for. Life 15 00- Movie Tender Scoundrel 4 5 30 -t~ Movle ' A Bullet for the General 4 4 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1974 6 30- Fun for Everyone 6 Treehouse Club 10 Ken1u cky Afield 13 7 oo-Sa1urday Report 3 Aware 6 Treehouse Club 8 TBA 10 In Touch 13 7 Jo-Jabberwocky J Farm Front 4 Eddie Saunders 6 Ab bott and Cos1ello Man from COS I 10 ~ (essie s Rescue • Rangers 13 •' .....• ~ Speed racer 6 A child ts born w1th tmagmat1on w1th the ab1hty to sea the magic of the world around h1m Yet so much creativityso much "seemg' -Is often lost as we grow older and the complexities of life sweep over us When a child confronts nature he isn't m a hurry He takes t1me to study each blade of grass, to appreciate the colors of a butterfly, to marvel at a flower or the soft fur ol a k1tten Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday I Kings • Psalms • Matthew • Romans 3 ~-12 119 73 77 13 44 52 8 28-30 Thursday 3 00 - Fnday Saturday 2 9 l4 4 1-6 Scoob't Doo 8 M •sfer Rogers 20 Vlewpomt 8 3 30 - Arthur Smith 8 4 00 - Baseball ~layoff 3 4 15 Movie North Country 10 Making thmgs Grow 33 4 30 - Sewing Skills JJ 5 oo-Wide World of Sports 6 13 What s My Line' 8 A Bit with Knit 33 5 30 - News 8 catch 33 33 6 00-lawrence Welk 8 News 10 VIlla Allegre 33 6 30- NBC News 3 Reasoner Report 13 News 6 CBS News 10 Zoom JJ _ Luke • Ephesians • Colossians • Sesame Street 20 9 oo-Emergency Plus Four 3 4 15 Hong Kong Phooey 6 13 Jeannie 8 10 Sesame Street 20 9 30- Run, J oe Run 3, 4 15 Adventures of Gilligan 6 13 Partrtdge Family 2200 A 0 8 10 10 oo-Land of the lost 3 4 15 Devlin 6 13 Valley of the Dinosaurs 8 10, Electric Company 20 10 30 - Sigmund 3 4 15 Super Friends 6 13 Harlem Globetrof1ers Popcorn Machine I 10 Carrastolendas 20 11 lO-S1arTrek3 415 Hudson Brothers& 10 Zoom20 12 00 - Jetsons 3 4 15 These are the Days 6 13 U S of Archie 8 10 Bread and Butterflies 12 30-Jack Lengyel3 American Bandstand6 13 Go4 15 Fat Albert 8, 10 1 00- Baseball Playoffs 3 4 15 Children s F1lm Fest1val 8 10 1 30 College Football Preview 6 13 , 1 45- College Football 6 13 2 00- CBS Sports Spectacular 8 Popeye 10 2 30- Movie 'Steeping Beauty 10 • We shouldn't lose th1s sens1bthty as we grow up God created the world, but man has often abused 11 So stop-once In awh1ie-and look feel and listen Th1s 1s communlike the sp1nt you lmd m church Ion, restoration Have you been there lately? Dear Helen Mter you gave the nwnber of fe~thers m a peacock 's tail, I've dectded you're one of us a card-carrymg member of the Spermologer's Club In other words, collectors of trtvtal data Here are some more for you Since a male crtcket (females are the stlent partners m the crtckel world) chirps faster the hotter he feelS, you can tell the temperatur e by counting the number of tunes he chtrps m 15 seconds, then adding 37 (But tt's easter lookmg al a lher mometer) And how's thiS for a palindrome (a phrase that spells the same backwards as frontwards ( " A man, a plan, a canalPanama " -SPERMOLOGER Dear Spermologer I don't find that word in my dictionary, but whatever the name, I qualify for your club useless mformation fascmales me So I'll pay my dues wtth another palindrome ' Sex at noon taxes" spelled backward IS what an advtce colwnmst mtght say to an elderly playboy -H 8 oo-Addams Family 3 4 15 Yogis Gange 13 Jabberwocky 6, Speed Buggy 8 Popey~ 10 8 30- Wheelle and the Chopper Bunch 3 4 15 Bugs Bunny 13 *' BETHLEHEM BAPTIST R ev E arl Shuler pa st or Wors h tp serv• ce 9 30 am Sund a y Sunday sc hool 10 30 a m B ble stu d y and prayer ser v •ce 7 30 p m Thur sday K1ngsbury Road ~ unda yo School 9 30 a m Ralph Carl supt worsh•j:l serv1ce 10 JO am and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer meet ng Wednesday 7 JO p m Rev Jay St les pastor OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Mr s Wor ley F ran c 1s Sunday !.cho or su p t Sunday sc hoo l 10 7 II I 13 oo- Treasure Hunt J, Lawrence Welk 4( 15 BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt pastor Sunday School supt Ronald Osborne Bible School 9 30 am preach 1ng 10 45 a m Even ng serv ces 7 30 p m Mov 1e ' Man with the Golden Arm 8 , Woody Hayes Show 10 Movie Frankenstein 13 11 Movie The Whole World 1s Watchmg J Politi cal Talk .-s4 12 WIN AT BRIDGE HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev P a ul Nev1tle pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Morning serv•ce 10 30 am ·-· youth serv•ce 6 45 p m EYangelist •c serv ce 7 30 p m Pray e r meetmg Thursday 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev L R Gluesencamp pastor _. Roger Wilfred Sr Sunda.v- ' School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Sunday evenlliY worsh1p 7 30 Prayer meeting Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter class leader Youth meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter l eader MT HERMON CHURCH OP , THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Robert Shoo!( ' pas tor Sunday school 9 30 a m Russell Spencer supt worship serv• c e 10 45 am even 1ng worsh1p alternating w •th C E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meeting 7 30 p m Wednesday Allred Wolfe lay leader WHITES_ CHAPEL Coolville RD Rev Roy Deeter pa stor Sunday school 9 3 am worsh•P serv1ce 10 30 a m Bible study and prayer service Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST- Rod Ka ster pastor V H Bral ey Sunday school supt Sunday school 9 30 am wors h p se r v1ce and c om mun on 10 30 am youlh meetmg 6 p m Sunday evenmg service 7 regu l ar board meet1ng th•r d Saturday 7 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Worsh •P servIce 11 a m Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 p m Sunday n1ght worsh tp 7 30 p m East should rise to occasion I, MEIGS TIRE CEtiTER 700 E Ma1n D•al992 2101 Bakers of Good Bread Huntington W Va Pomeroy I- > ' - -. 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Second " 1100 E The Finest In Mobile Homes Main Pomeroy Ph 992 . - pm MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD - Second St Mason W Va Chester Tennant pastor Sun day sch.oot 10 a m morning worship 11 am evangel.stic service 7 30 p m Btble study and prayer service Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone 773 5133 HARTFORD CHURCH 0~ CHRIST In Chrtstian Union The Rev William Campbell P.;tstor Sunday School 9 JO i 111 James Hughes supt even tng serv ice 7 30 p m Wednesday evenipg prayer meet.ng 7 ao p 'm Youth prayer servtce each Tuesday FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHtlfKH Letart W Va Rt 1 R ev George Hoschar pastor Sunday School 9 ~o a m Praye"-'~nd B rble study 7 30 p m ttage Prayer Ser vic e T u day 10 a m WorshiP Service Thursday 7 30 p m •·' form four ordinary words I I Nlovle "Coun1erfelt Traitor II ._I- 4 BZ Now IUTBnJe the circled letten to form the surpnae answer, as AC:K TRAIL KX I X J (Antiwen lomorrowj I""''""'" TARDY GORGE PENURY ATTAIN B QFDXG M RG KF XFKV WDBTBGH WHKWH RVF Pomeroy The Friendly Folks Pomeroy Oh io 7034 THE DAILY SENTINEL Pomeroy 0 ' Pass Pass 3NT 2 NT. Pass • '&'ASOLINE ALlEY Openmg lead-6 • thiS • What he Bald to lht lllrt ak er- REPANT t DICK TRACY ' . I I AN O HJ5 M0TJ1E't:l T HS" TIT LEO PUTCfi LAD~ 'IIA6 EYMo4 Vo4/>l PUYEit ... esrtT.f has been mL( home for flftu· f1ve 'IOV''IGWTA \lJIIORD SGf-1% ~-~~. lbJ IQJCAAI ~AT 1 a- ALLEY OOP 1;. , ~~BEN !~.~KLIN STORE !It'' PluQ16Ing & EtectncaJ Supplies~ 1 Tuppers Plains // '( Ph 607 396 :, . ' ....... -: Middleport Ohio -! . ' . Ph Rutlano . '7 I PLANI~G RACINE CARPENlER'5 MARKET 742 395" . MIU .BulldmJ! Supplies & Custom Millwork " ~· ' Ph '192 3978 ' •• I HE COPIES EVER' THING OFF N SAr"lA~JlH'{ I '' 1VPPERS PJ.AINS HARDWARE. GOODV!! I'LL GO TELL HIS PAW HE MADE CROOKED AS NO WONDER!! ' \ . j " • • I -- • \ 1 TFSSBNNHG CAPTAIN EASY Melba. B Yesterday's Cryptoquote SELF-SACRIFICE IS NEVER ENTIRELY UNSELFISH, FOR THE GIVER NEVER FAILS TO RECEIVE - DOLORES E MC GlliRE (@ 1914 Kine Feature~ Syndicate , Ine ) ~LAZE§ 1-0~P YLII-E NOT ONL..Y 'SLE'e'P:5' ff\1 A CO~ IT '5o FUl-L OF UP EAt:tTH . '' . . MRUH MDSFC , - VRKGMB . Devoted to Meigs Mason Area Ph 992 3785 FZ u n• I CRYPI'OQUOTES -'-'=;_=-=..=-=ss:::.:ui=:&.:::IIISW8=•:::...___jl Jamblc• AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One letter Simply standi for another In this sample A II used for the three L's X for the two 0 s, etc Smgle letters apostrophes, the length and formation of the warda J~ore all hmts Each day the code lettert are dill'erent [j ~MOORE~ ) I l'f'llf'rd•y 1 ~ DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to wo•k It· I I II J 29 Wallace or Noah 30 Unrc • imed 31 Dta mond flaw 33 Cut 36 Actm Turhan YOlCe . 212 E Ma1n St ::--~ ~,~~ lem ~~ ..,/< < , 10 R When East slicks m a spade llvercall, North and South are ~ dead The best any of them San hope for IS to play a dta· rttond part score for plus ISO If they do wander m to three ftolruml', tl wtll he no problem at all for the defense to (lnd a way to collect four "'ade tricks, one dtamond Irick and a whole bag full of lpalch pomts POWEU'S SUPER VAW Keepsake 01amond Rmgs ' Palrt 4 20 - 13 ~uth. Otal992 2318 K&C JEWELERS . ' Nationwide Insurance Co of Columbus 0 307 Spring Ave Pomeroy KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. I > P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Grocenes & Genera l Merchandise Racine Ph 949 5772 Unlcramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square to -t hree notrump The Jack : would he played from um~y Afte"r tt held the trtck :South would lead dummy's ;Jack of dtamonds and let 11 ortde West would be m wtth :hts kmg If he meekly made : he safe lead of tlle queen of .clubs, South would romp ~ome wtth the rest of th~ >trtcks for a tor, score If he got ,bnlhant and ed a spade Eallt 't!OUld take two spades tncka :io hold South to four notrump :\"htch would still be a mtghty j!OOd score for North • and ' TWO LOCATIONS 59 N Second St Middleport 0 46 Court St. Golltpolis, 0 . Pomeroy . Ph. 992 3863 ~l!1~!1rE®Ikd 4orow&t.l ....J , - : open a club agamst South's ~O:W.u -~ ~ WAID CROSS SONS STORE . ' Pomeroy Pass Pass Pass By Oswald & James Jacoby : The man who stts around , domg nothmg ts very unltkely • to fall flat on hts back, but he • ts even less hkely to get any~ where • Those East players who sat ~ back and fat led to shck m a ':One spade overcall on board · 32 of the Olymptad game ~ found th1s out • Invartably, West would We FIll All Doctors' Prescrrptlons THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. protection - Mama wont swat m front of company So someltmes you have to call lhetr bluff - BEEN THROUGH IT Dear Helen To Dale I'm JUst a ha(lpy go-lucky bed pa rtner He s got a g1rl he plans to marry but he expects to come over whenever he s free and stay the rught I can 't seem to say No because I love htm What do do ' -1 L F Dear I Stop bemg happy-go-lucky and demand a showdown After that change locks a nd let Dale fmd another hllle somelhm g on the stde - H 22 Actress Magnam 23 Invent 24 Football star of yore 25 Actor 1 Mmeo 27 More psychottc EAST ~ SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY Meigs County Branch THE HILAND CHAPEL George Casto pastor Sunday School 9 30 even •nQ worsh l p 7 30 ThUrsday evening prayer servtce 7 30 p m MASON FIRST BAPTISTSecond and Pomeroy Sts Starr !if Craig pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m worsh lp serv lee 11 a m training union 6 30 . p m even tng worShiP service 7 30 p m M1d week prayer service Wednesday 7 30 p m News 13 Movie Apache Rilles LITTLII: O}aPHAif AlflfU:-THII: 8 • . 992 2955 : ' > Chester Ohio FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST - Corner of Second and Anderson MasQn P'astor Walter Cloud Sunday schoo l 9 4S am worship service 11 a m and 7 30 p m Weekly B1ble study Wednesday 7 30 . 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J853 HEINERS BAKERY - 6 1 2 2 y o u have th ou gh t t hrough Rather you I leave lhtngs to c han ce They won I work out as you hope ~~====~~:::;:::::::_~•:uc~e~•:•~ted~b~ythtabove cartoon 11 50 - Movie Pink Panther ' .t1 oo--Movle Home from 1he H1ll 10 00- S~akeasy. 6 Movie House of Dracula 00 - Mo'llle Three Faces of Eve' 10 OS - Movie Secret Invasion 4 23 AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 19) You w I no t ta llow plans You are not as la•r as you shou ld be 1n dea l ng w1th n lere si s o f others as you are n deahng w1th you r own Th s w II cause a p rob lem tWOLTAL 11 :JU - SAGITTARIUS (Nov Dec 211 Yo u re too eas y sw ayed today by o ne you re c lose ly assoc taled w1\h even though you r nne r nst ne ts ~ t fl ash l1 tt e warn ngs CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19) Usua ty you re Qu \e ret ab le When you say you II do some lh tng you do t However 1oday w1ll be an exc ept on You II renege CANCER (June 21 July 22) 10 30 - Book Beat 33 Tread •ghtly tn a s•tuat on where you are w lhng to he p ana l her and lh •nk a fn end feel s th e same He may nol GEMINI (May 21 June 20), I I ve SUfi ICC Du nng th e earl y part of the day you II have th ngs we ll under c ontrol L ater your tu dgment w111 !eave a lot to be des1red BUJOM Ocl 5 19'74 Th•s Will be a year where !he k nowledge and expenence y ou ga med c an be pu t to a mo re proht~b.le use than usual Ju st dOn t repea t your past m stak es SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov 221 Th1s wt l1 be an ac t ve soc•al day l o r you Cau tmn Theresa small vo •ce that tells you not to go to ex tre mes or ovenndu lge TAURUS (April 20 May 20) You have a tendency now to tPBY 100 much for th1ngs done f o r you .b Y fr• ends Be generous b u ~ d on t go ove r ) 1?~( b oard t ASAIL 11 15 - News 3 4 13 Don Kirshner s Rock Concert 15 Mov1e Swamp of the Lost Souls 6 8 co-Emergency 3 4 15 New Land 6 13 All In the Family B 10 Evening at Symphony 33 9 00 - Movie "Charley Varrlck 3 4 15 Kung Fu 6 13 Mary Tyler Moore 8, lQ Death of ihe Rosen bergs 33 9 30 - Bob Newha•t 8 10 10 00 - Nakta 6 13 Carol Burnett 8 10 ' Oct 5 1974 ARIES (March 2 t -Aprot 19) Dear Helen I'll bet that woman who condemned mothers for thetr "cruelty 11 to children m the supermarkets IS the same one Who would sniff, "Why doesn't she do somethmg about her brat ? ' when she sees a bttle troQ,blemaker yankmg cans off shelves and tearmg up and down the aisles Ktds go wtld m stores because they figure they ve got 11 00 - NewsJ .t1 6 13 8 10 Janak1JJ of Our Times 33 W1th the hope 1t wilL 1n some measure, foster and help susta1n that wh1ch 15 good m fam1ly and commun 1ty l1fe. th1s feature 1s sponsored by the bus mess f1rms ;;md organ1zat1ons whose names appear below For Saturday Hee Haw 6 8 S25,00Q.Pyramld 10 Newsmaker 13 Lilias Yoga and You 33 7 30 Jeopardy 3 Animal World 10 Bobby Goldsboro 13 Course - a m \ • • 8 30- Wall Street Week 20 33 SIX Million Dollor Man 6 13 Chico and the Man 3 4 15 9 00 - Masterpiece Theater 20 33 Rockford Flies 3 4 15 Movie Bull ttl" 8 Not W1fh My Wife You Don t' 10 9 30- Texas Wheelers 6, 13 ~ """ .., REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rae 1ne Road Wilham Rou sh pastor Denny Evans Sunday Schoo! 0 re c tor Sunday School 9 30 a m Mornmg worship 10 30 am Sunday even ng servtce 7 p m Wedn esday e v en1r'lg prayer serv c es 7 30 p m CHURCH By Helen B~uel * Masquerade Par1y .t1 Candid Camera 6 Pop Goes The Country 8, Treasure Hunt 10 To Tell The Truth 13 8 00- Washington Review 20 33 Sonford & Sun 3 4 15 Kod1ak 6 13 Planet ot tho Apes 8 10 """ ... a MASON ~ "' News 10 Wild Kingdom 13 1 $~¥ ~ " Etec Co 20 Bowling lor Dollars 6 Truth or Cons'Mtu'!l:'cts 3 4 WCH S" ~eporl 8 Jimmy Dean 13 ' 7 25 - Political Talk 4 "7 30- Black Persped1ve on the News 33 Porter WaQoner 3 ~*:>."" ...."" Helen Help < , FRIDAY, OCT 4, 1'74 6 00 - News 3, 4, 15 News 8 1Q Sesame Street 20 , ABC News 6 ' ~ OEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Charles Russett Sr m1n ster Norman C W II s up! Su nday school ~ 30 m worsh• P serv ce 10 30 a m B1ble st udy Tu esd ay 7 30 p m LONG ' ::!; n a s tl ua l •on where you hqt.'e Ia embe!l :'sl the truth a b 1l Ia c aycr up some 111ng n order 10 look good to others LIBRA (Sept 23 -0 c l 2 31 II you want others to do some th ng spec a lo r you today don t try to snow them or c hmm th em mlo I Pta 1n ta k w 1 1$ THIS' WI-IERE 5WE 114REW IT ~OWN ' CAN '100 ~EE IT' DID '(OU FIND IT �• .. • • r• ' 6-TheDallySentmel Mtddlepotl Pumetoy 0 Fnday Oct 4 1974 u POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev W H Pe tr n pastor Ro y May er Sun d a y sch oo l su p! Chur c h sc ho o l 9 15 a m worsh p s ~;rvt ce 10 2d a m Youth cho r r ehear sa l Mon day 3 JO p m und e r dt rect on of Mary Sk n ner se n or ch o r rehear s al 7 JO p m T hursday Wtth Mr s Pau l N ease dtrector J - POMERC)'Y CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner Union and Mul berry R ev Clyde V Henderson p a sto r Sunday school 1il 30 am G ten McClung supt morn n g worsh •P 10 30 am eyen n g serv tce 7 30 m 1d w ee k ser vice Wednesday 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - Th e Rev Harold Deeth r edor Church serv..ces 10 30 'm Holy commun•on f1rs t Sun day of ll'Onth chvrch school 10 30 a m ... for nursery throuQh 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST- Fe r rell Gronmg er pastor B ble school 9 30 a m worsh p 10 30 a m adu l t worShiP serv ce and yo un g peoples meet ng 7 30 p m Comb n ed B1ble s tud y an d prayer mee ttng Wedn esd a y 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envov R:av w Wtn ng off•cer In c harge Sunday 10 a m Hol•ness meeting 10 30 a m Sunday School Young Peop l es Leg1on 7 p m Thursday 1 t o 3 Ladles Home Leagu e 1 p m p m Prep classes ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Corner of Sy c am or e and Sec ond Sts Pomeroy T h e Rey w !ham M• dd leswa r t h Pastor Sunday Sc hoo l .=~t 9 45 a m and Chur c h Ser v ces 11 am SACRED HEART Rev Father John Nadzam pastor Phone 992 282 5 Saturday evening Ma ss 7 30 p m Sunday Mass 8 and 10 a m Co nf ess •ons Saturd a y 7 7 30 p m POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST R obe rt K uhn p astor W II am W at son Su nda'p' sc hool supt Sun d ay sch oo l 9 30 am BY F 6 p m B ble study W ed n~ sd a y 1 p m ch o r p ra ct ce We d nesday 8 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHURCH Harr s onv I e Re v 0 D e ll M an ley P as tor H en ry E bl n Sunday School Su p ! Sunday Sch oo l 9 30 am E Yen n 9 wor sh p 7 30 p m P r a y er an d Pra 1se serv iC e Th1.1r sday 7 JO om S YR AC USE FIRST OF G OD Rev Geo r ge 0 l er pa st or Sund ay sc hool 'il o\ S a m morn n g pr ea c h ng 11 a n cva n qe sl c se r v ce 7 10 P m Pr1 yC' r !"I n q Thur<=.c1ily HU RCH i 3(1 ~ POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Mam St ~ L o r en T Stephens eya n geli st ph o n e 992 78 56 C ons e r va t v e non •nstrument a Sunday worShiP 10 am B1bl e study II am wor sh• p 6 p m W ednesday B ble study 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH (non denom lnal •onal r: L angsv l i e Dexter Roa d th e Re v Wor l ey Hal ey pastor Sun da y school 10 am evenmg w o r sh1p 7 30 p m Pray er m eel ng Tu esday 7 30 p m youth gro up Fr d a y 7 30 p m RUTLANd FREEWILL BAPTIST - Rev D on D li ard p a s tor Ro g er Tu rn er ass s l a nt p a sto r Sun d ay sch oo l 10 30 a m Sun day even n g se r viCe 7 30 W ed n esd ay B1 b te stud y 1 30 p m the Sermonette '!'EXT - Verily, vertly, I say unto thee except a man be born agam, he cannot see the Kmgdom of God ' - St John 3 3b The text IS U!ken from the conversal!on of Chnst and Nicodemus Nicodemus was a Pharisee, a member of the Sanhedrm, whtch was the htghest assembly of the Jews at that time Here as a smcere man who had rebgwn , but d1d not ex peraence salvation Ntcodemus came to ChriSt for counsel for although he had religton , this master of Israel sttll was thtrstmg for reahty, which ooly come~ through an expenence wtlh Jesus Christ When he met Christ he commended Him by saymg , Rabbt, we know that thou art a teacher come from God for no man can do these mtracles that thou does! , except God be wtlh htm - Sl John 3Zb Like men of all ages, Nicodemus was hesttant to confess his real need, but God ts fatthful as he vtews a man seekmg for truth hnmediately Chrtst turns the conversation from himself to the heart of the matter, whtch was the fact that Nicodemus needed a complete change of heart Jesus made 11 clear and plam that, a man must be born agam" tf he IS to see the kmgdom of God A>l we think of thts account we are remmded of ChriSt s words m Matthew 7 21-23, 'Not everyone that sa1th unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter mto the kmgdom of heaven, but he that doeth the will of my Father whtch ISm heaven Many wtll say to me m that day, Lord, Lord , have we not prophesied m thy name', and in thy name have cast out devils ' , and m thy name done many wonderful works' And then will I profess unto them, 1 never knew you depart !rom me, ye that work truqutty " Men stumble over the very stmpilctty of the gospel Jesus told Nicodemus, That whtch IS born of the flesh ts flesh, and that whtch IS born of the Spirtt IS sp1r1t Marvel not that I satd unto thee, Ye must be born agam ' The wmd bloweth where 11 Usteth, and thou hearest the sound thereof , but canst not tell whence It cometh, and whither 11 ~oeh so IS every one that IS born of the Spirit " Nicodemus answered, "How can these thmgs be'" If we wa1t unlll we comprehend all truth we will not enter the kingdom of God Jesuo says, "Verlly l say unto you, whosoever shall not recetve the kmgdom of God as a little chUd, he shall not enter therein "St Mark 10 15 The way IS made plam m Romans )0 9, "That if thou shalt confess wtth thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved " Will you accept ChriSt as your Savtour today' - Rev Lloyd D Grimm, Jr , Pastor, Rutland Church of the Nazarene Kingsbury News, Notes The Kingsbury M!sstonary Newark Ohto Club of the Carleton Church Mr and Mrs Roy Bnckles met at the home of Mrs Grace vtstled recently wtlh lhetr son White The pr~stdent, Mrs Donald at Nelsonville, Ohto Yovonne Young, opened the Mr and Mrs John Walter meetmg Opemng prayer by Dean and son John, vtstted Mrs Sadie Carl and devottons Mrs Walter Terrell and Billy, were by Mrs Judy Carl Mr and Mrs Eddte Weekly, Election of officers followed Mr and Mrs Robert Rted, wtth Mrs Amta Dean , Rodney and DaJJtd at secretary, Mrs Grace Wlute , Pataskala S\lllday treasurer, and Mrs Yovonne Mrs Rowland Dats vlstted Young, prestdent Dtfferent wtth Mr and Mrs Clatr Burson projects were discussed and tl at Shade S\lllday was decided the club would Several from lhts communtly have for sale Christmas cards attended a brtdal shower for The club also read a letter from Sue Wood and Steve Brtckles Rev and Mrs John Jesberg held at the Bedford Youth whom they sponsor, followed Center Sue and Steve will be by the secretary's report marrted Saturday Oct 12 Cloamg prayer was by Mrs Mr and Mrs Webber Wood Karla Cheveher Refresh- VIStled recently wtth Mr and ments were served to those Mrs Vtrgtl King and fmmly present Mrs Janeth Beal , Other guests of Mr and Mrs Mrs Vlrgrnl8 Dean, Mrs Mary King and Mr and Mrs Wood Lou Houdershelt, Mrs were ll!r and Mrs Russell Yovonne Young, Mrs Amta Hollman who had been Dean, Mrs Sadte Carl Mrs vacatwmng m Flortda and are Judy Carl, Mrs Karla returnmg to thetr home m Cheveller, Mrs Grace Wlute, lndtana Audra Houdershelt, Melodt Mr and Mrs Charles King Carl, and Helen Kmg and Susan vtmted recently wtth Mr and Mrs Nev Wlute had Mr and Mrs Eddte King and as recent visitors Mr and Mrs famtly at HamsonvUle Harold White , Mr Ralph Carl Several from here attended and Mr Hugh Farth Frazter the wedding of Adell Davtdson Bottom, W Va and Danny Wtute wh1ch was Sunday guests of Mr and held at Zwn Church Mrs Wayne Beal were Mr and The annual homecommg of Mrs Mar tm Swart and Rom a Carleton wtll be Sunday, Oct Sue 41 Columbus, Mr and Mrs 13 wt\h all day servtces Roger YoWJg and Wesley and Mr and Mrs Russell Well of Diester Mrs John Dean has recetved r he t e a t e nOw an est1 word that her brother, ' Walter mate o to 000 to 12 000 Ame n W Terrell who suffered a heart ca n Ind1ans hvmg m New attack Is tmprovmg and wtll be York Ctty more than "hen 1noved into a recovery room at Pe le t Mmu1t boug ht Ma nh a t tan Is la nd m 1626 Licking Memon al Hos ptlal f... ' :- ~ nesda v 7 30 p m U M W ft rs t We dnesday 7 30 p m W E SLEYAN { R ac tn e l Su n day school 10 ,.. m wo r ~ l p t,. l ..-a m B1 ble stud y 1 h ur s day 7 p m c h o• r pr clcf ce T hurs d ~y 8 ~ m su ppe r 1 rs t t c t l ow sh p Wednesday 6 30 p m u M w fourth Mol)day !I p m SEVENTH DAY AD V ENTI S T M u l bN r y H ~ o h ts P ome r oy P<~ s t or G rar d Seton Silbb.Jth !".C I oc l e ... e r y <:.Cltu r d a y ill 'J p m l nd wo r s t p scrv •cc to t tow n q a t J \~ p m Open B ble d scuss on 7 30 p m <tl I h e ch ur c h each f>h u rs d <~y ""' GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST - Preach tng 9 30 a m f r s t and second Sun d a y s of ea ch m ont h fhtrd an d f o u rt h Sun d ays ea c h month wor sh•P se rv ce a t 7 30 p m 7 30 W edn esday ev en n gs at P r a yer a n d B b le Stu d y FIR ST SOUTHERN BAP TIST 2 B Z Mu l berr y A y e Pom er oy a l fl l a l e d w llh SBC t he Rev rr ed H l l pastor T r o v Zw dl ng Sunda.y sch ool supt Sunday schoo l . 'il 30 a Ill m orn ng worshr p tO 10 Su nda y eva n ge s t c mee t1ng 7 30 p m Pr ay u mee t ng We d n es day 7 10 p rn MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Corner Fourt h a nd Man M ddleport R ev Hen ry Key Jr p as tor Sunday School 9 30 am Mr s E r v n Baumgard n er supt Morn ng wor shrp l045 a m JEHOVAH S WITNESSES ~ L arry Carnahan p res d1n g mln1ster Su nday Brble lee t ure 9 30 a m W a t chtower study 10 30 a m T u esday B1ble study 7 30 p m Thur s da y m n stry sc hool 7 30 p m se rv ce mee tm g 9 JO pm MIDDI EPORT CHURCH of Chn st m Chn shan Un•on L awren c e Manley pastor Mrs Ru ssell Young Sund ay Sch ool Supt Sun d a y Scho o l 9 30 am E v en ng w or Shr p 7 30 Wedn e sday prayer meellng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO - Ra cm e Route '2 t he Rev James M Muncy pastor Sunday sc hool 9 .4S a m mornm g worship II a m evenmg worsh•P 7 30 p m Prayer meet1ng Tuesday 1 30 p m Young peoples m eellng 7 30 P m Thursday MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Cor ner S x t h and Palm er t he Rev St eye Sk a g g s pastor Danny Thom pso n Sunday schoo l sup! WMPO rad•o prog ram 1 45 am Sunday sch oo l 9 15 a m morn n g w orsh p 10 15 a m You th acl1v I es and tettow sh p for un or and se n1or h1g h studen ts 6 p m B1ble st udy 7 30 p m M d w eek pra y er ser v c e W ed n e sday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST M ddleport 5th and Ma 1n George Glaze m1n1s t er James Sheets superin t endent B i ble school 9 30 a m morn 1ng worsh •P 10 30 a m even1ng worsh p 1 30 p m prayer serv ce 7 p m W ed nesdav MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Don Co e pa s to r F l oyd Car son Sun da y Sc hool sup t Su n da y s ch ool 9 30 a m m or n ng Wor sh p 10 30 a m Sun d a y ev an ge l Site mee t n g 7 30 p m pray e1 m ee tn g W edn esday 7 30 J:l m GRACE BAPTIST ~ 305 N Second Ave M•dd le port Lesl ey G Ho lt pastor Sunday school 10 a m worsh p ser v•ce 11 am worsh•P service 1 30 p m Sunday Wednesday n1ght prayer serv ce 7 30 THE UNITED PRES BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Dw1ght L Zav l tz Pastor 0 re ctor HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church School 9 30 a m Mrs Homer L ee SlJpt Morn i ng Worsh •P 10 30 am MIDDLEPORT Sunday Church School 9 30 a m John F Fultz SUAt Morning Worship 10 30 a m SYRACUSE Morn ng Worship 9 am Sunday Church School 10 a m Mrs Sampson Hall Sup! RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO - Ph ll p Whttley pastor Sunday SCh OOl 10 a m worsh p sery ce 7 p m Pra'{er meet1ng Wednesday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH ~ Near Long Bot tom Est I Hart ~astor Roy Brown assistant pastor Sunday school 10 a m Churc h 7 30 p m each Sunday evening prayer meet1ng 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL- Th1rd Ave the Rev Wl lltam Kn ttel pastor Rona l d Dugan Sunday Schoo l Supt Classes for a ll ages evening service 7 30 p m Bible study Wednesday 7 30 p m youth services Friday 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner Ash and Plum M•d d l eport Noel Herrman pa s tor Saturday even 1ng serv ce 7 p m Sunday school 10 a m Sunday even mg worship 7 p m MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Rob&rt T Bumgarner Director POMEROY CLUStER Rev carle Hicks Rev D Wm Sydenstncker CHESTER - Worship 9 15 a m Church School 10 a m ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 Church Schoo l 10 a m a m FLATWOODS - Worship 11 a m Church Schoo l 10 a m POMEROY Worship 10 JO a m Church School 9 15 am UMYF630pm ROCK SPRINGS - WorShip 10 a m Church Schoo l 9 a m UMYF630pm MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert Bumgarner HEATH WOrShip 10 30 a m Church School 9 30 a m UMYF7pm RUTLAND - Worsh tp 9 15 a m Church School 10 a m UMYF 7 p m SALEM CEN'TIER Wor sh 1p 9 a m Church School 10 am UMYF Thursday , 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev R1chard E Jarvis ASBURY Worship 11 a m Church School 9 50 a m WSCS 1St Tuesday FOREST RUN- Worsh p 9 a m Church School 10 a m WSCS 3rd Wednesday 7 30 pm MINERSVILLE Worshtp 10 a m Church Schoo l 9 a m WSCS 3rd Monday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Church School 9 30 a m worship senrlt;,r 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev Steven Wilson Rev Larry Poling Rev Howard Sh1veley BETHANY ( Oor,as) Worsh •P 9 :fo am Church School 10 30 a m CARMEL WorSh i p 11 am 1st and 3rd Sundays Church School 10 a m APPLE GROVE - Sunday school 9 30 am worship f1rst and th 1rd Sunday 7 30 p m prayer meet1ng Wed nesda y 7 30 p m Fell o wShip supper f r st Satu rday 6 p m U M w second Tuesday 7 30 om LAST LETART Su n d ay school 9 JO a m w orsh tp second and fou rt h Su nday 7 30 Pm pra yer m eftlf n g Wed t GREAT BEND - W or sh p II a m 2n d an d 4t h Sun days Chur ch Sc hoo l 10 a m LETART FALLS - 1/' or sh p lOa m Churc h sc hool 9 a m 1 B1ble stu dy 7 30 p m ever y T ue!.day MORNING STAR ~ Wor sh p 9 30 a m Chur ch Sc hool lO JO a m M d W ee k Se rv ce Wed nesd a y 8 p m MORSE CHAPEL Wor Sh p 11 a m 1st a nd 3r d Ch ur ch Sc;h oo l 10 Sund ays a m PORTLAND - Wor sh p 7 JO Church Sc hoo l 9 JO a m SUTTON - Wor shi p 11 am 2M an d .o&lh Su nd ay s Chu rch Sc hool 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev RoberfMeece Rev Sfantey Brandum JOPPA - Worsh p 10 a m Chur ch Sc hoo l 9 a m Pr ay er M ee tmg Wedn esday 8 p m LONG BOTTQM ~ Ch u r ch serY c es 9 a m Sund a y Sch oo l 9 45 a m B bt e Stud y ever y Thur sd ay 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL Wor Sh p tl am Chur ch Sc hool 10 p m a m ALFRED - Sun day school 9 .4 5 a m ea c h Sunday preach•ng at 11 a m ea ch Sundav Prayer meet ng 7 45 p m Wed nesday W SCS 8 p m on lh 1rd Tuesday each m onth REEDSVILLE Sunday sc hool 9 30 pr ea c h n g 7 30 p m Sunday prayer meet1ng 1 30 p m Tuesday W SCS 7 30 fir st Thurs day ea ch m onth SILVER RIDGE - WorShip 10 a m Ch urch Sc hool ~ a m TUPPERS PLAINS WorshiP 9 am Ch ur ch School 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - G eor ge FrederiCk supt Serv c e weekly 9 30 am on Sunday P r each1ng f 1rst and th rd Sundays of monlh by Clifford Sm th 9 30 a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Darrell Doddr II pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Leonard G !more f rst eld er even mg serv• ce 7 30 p m WP.dnesday p rayer meet ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Racine Route 2 The Rev Charl es Hand pastor Sunday sc hool 9 45 a m mornmg worsh•P II am Even1ng serv1ces Tuesday and Fnday 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - Btble Stud y 9 30 a m m or n ng worsh p 10 30 a m even n g worsh p 6 30 p m W edn esday B1ble Study 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH L ong Bottom Sunday Sch ool 10 am w t h Willard P igott s upt EvangelistiC message ea ch Sunday even ng 7 30 p m by Elder Russell Cl 1ne m n lster of the Aposto l c Fa th Bible Study Wedn esday 7 30 om STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH - Su nday school serYt Ce 10 a m Prayer meet ng Thur sday 7 p m Sunday ev en1ng service 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pom erov Harr•sonv•l le Road R 1ck Mor r.son pa!.tor Sunda y s:h ool !.u p! St eyen Stanley Sunday school 9 30 am m or n1n g wors h• P and com m un to n 10 30 a m Su nday eve n1 ng youth Chr st an E nd ea vor 6 30 p m wors h p se rv ce Sun d ay 7 30 p m W edne sday even ng praye r m ee t ng and B ble study 7 30 P m ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH P ne G r ove The Rev w l llam M• d dle!.warth Pa stor Ch ur c h SerYICes 9 30 a m SuRd a y School 10 30 a m ~KADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST B tble SChool 9 30 a m morntng worship 10 30 a m Sunday evening Worsh p Se r v ce 7 30 p m c h o•r pract•ce Sunday and Wed nesday 7 p m prayer m eet ng and Btb l e Study Wednesday 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Freeland Norr1s pastor Sunday school lO e m Church serv ce 7 p m Wednesday B•ble Study 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH Of' THE NAZARENE Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn ng Worsh•P 10 30 am Evening Worsh•p 7 30 p m Wednesday M1d Week Serv•ce Sunday Schoo l Super ntendent Gerald Wells Pastor Rev Morns M Wolfe RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Walter P B1kacsan pastor Ronn1e Salser S S Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn1ng Worship 10 .45 am Sunday evening worshtp 7 30 p m Wednesday even tng B ble S tud~ 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev Lelon Gtasure pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m youth and lunlor youth servt c e even mg worsh p 6 .45 p m prayer and pra tse 7 JO p m Wednesday 7 _lQ_ P~ m StLVER RUN FREE BAPTIST - Rev Ralph Dean pastor Sunday School 10 a m supt Evening Leon M 1ll er serv ce 7 30 p m Prayer meefmg Thursday 7 30 p m CHESI ER C:lHJRCH OF GOD Rev James Sat terf e!d pas tor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m worsh •P serv 1c e 11 am evening serv•ce 7 prayer se'k: v1ce and youth serv1ce W~~nesdav 7 om LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Robert E Musser pntor Sunday School 9' 30 am Roy S gman supt mornmg worsh lp 10 30 Sunday even1ng serv1ce 7 30 Mid week serv1c e W ednesday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Howard C Black pastor Bob Moore Sunday Schoo l Supt Sunday Sc hool classes tor a ll ages 9 30 am morn 1ng worSh i p 10 45 NYPS Sunday 6 30 p m evangelistic serv •ce Sunday 7 30 p m M1d week prayer meettng Wednesday 7 30 p m MISS IOnary meet ng secon d Wednesday 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL Rev Robert Smith pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m crass leader Leo H•ll worshiP serv•c e 10 30 a m church 7 30 p m EDEN UNITED BRETH REN IN CHRIST- Elden R Blake pastor Sunda y School 10 a m Howard M c Coy supt Mow ing sermon 11 a m Sundei.Y night serv •ces Chrtst an Endt:i!iver 7 30 p Sop g ser viC e 8 p m m Preachmg 8 30 p m Mid week Prayer meeting Wed nesday 7 p m Ra y Adam s lay leader CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST - Located a! Rutland on New l1ma Road next to Forest A cre Park Rev Ray Rouse pastor Robert Musser Sunday School sv pl Sunday school 10 JO a m worsh1p 7' 30 p m Bible study Wed nesday 7 30 p m Saturday night prayer se rvtce 7 30 p m HE.MLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN - Roger W at son pastor Ray Whaley supt Mornlng wor sh p 9 36 a m 10 30 a m church sc hool young peop le s m eet ng 6 JO Pm ev,i'ntng wo r ship ., 30 P m Btbfe study Wednesday ' 7 - The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , ~'riday, Oct 4, 1974- ~~~'*''>.ll~,.,·~·!ll·~·llll·~~~~= • - TeleviSion .Log ....,...... 7 30 p m ~ ... ......\\':< MT UNION BAPTIST~- , Rev Cec I Cox pa s,or Sun ~ ""'~ Sc ho o l su p! Joe s a e"-.J Sund a y sc hoo l 9 45 a m Sunday ev en1n g wor sh•P 7 30 W edn esda v pray er an d B1bl e s tudy 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH E ug ene Und erwood pastor I!) H ow a rd Ca ldw ell Jr Sunday Sc hoo l Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m M orn ng Se rmon 10 30 a m Sunday even• hg se rv1 ce 7 p m LETART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN - Rev Fr eeland Norn s p astor Fl oyd Nor r• s sup! Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 a m morn ng sermon 10 30 am Prayer ser y c e W edn esday 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY - G P Sm th pastor Sunday Schoo.! 10 a m A rthur Henson Supt Morn n g Worsh•P 11 am You ng P eo pl e s serv c e 7 p m Even ng ser v •c e 7 30 p m Wedne sday M d Week Prayer Serv ce 7 30 p m Youth m eet.ng 6 30 p m E v en ng w or sh•P 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF . . ., THE NAZARENE ~ Rev H erbert Grate pastor Wor sh1p serv1ce 11 am and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday School 9 30 a m R tchard Barton supt Praye r meet1ng W~d nesday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Clifford Sm •t h m•n st er Sunday Sch ool 9 30 am morn 1n g c hurch 10 30 a m Sunday eventng serv1ce 7 30 p m Wednesday serv !<: e 8 p m LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST R ev Fl oyd F Shook pa st or Lloyd Wr gh t Sunday school !.upt Su nday sc h o o 9 JO a m m or nmg wor sh p 10 30 am e v en ng wor sh•P 7 30 p m W ed n esday Chr stan Youth Cru sa d e 6 30 p m Cho r pr ac t ce T hur !.d ay 7 p m ~ ... · -·...,, "" ...""''" ""' .........,., """ _, 13 Adlerian Counseling Techniques 33 6 lll-NBCNews3 4 15 CBS News8 10, Bewltched6 Gomer ,~ - Pyle 13 7 00 - ' '"'~ 10 00 - "" ""' -~ Who'sPerfec( -For Whom? Dear Helen A group of us got mto a real hassle the other mghl when one of the women sU!rled talkmg abof the quahl!es a perfect man should have Pretty soon everybody was lrymg to out-talk the other and no one agreed A man's tdea of a perfect man ts totally dtfferenl from a woman's Likewi.Se,_.what women cons1der terrific m the1r Sisters doesn't really turn men on And none of us came up a compostte portrait of the ' tdeal" male Each stressed a different reqwstte as bemg most valuable How can personal relationships work out tf we don l know what the other sex really expects of us ' And our tdea of worth 11 lS so different from that of the opposite sex ?LOOKING FOR ANSWERS DEAR LOOKING 1 If we all agreed on what conslltutes a perfect male, we d be more Andrmd than truman Each of us has a different tde~l . and that's the way 1t should be The key to good and lastmg relattonshtps ? Strtve to be the kmd of person YOU like best, then ftnd a mate who apprectales those quahlles uotonly myou butm him (or her) self - H News 20 VIdeo VISIOI'lflrles 33 Pol1ce Woman 3 .t1 15 Night Stalker 6 13 10 30- Ohto This Week 20 Day at Night 33 11 00- News3 4 6 8, 10 13 15 Av1atlon Weather 20 ABC Ne.fs ~33 11 30 - I Mission Impossible 6 Untouchable's 13 3, 4, 15 Janakl 33 Mbvtes War of the Planets' 10 12 30 - Johnny Carson Who s Mlnd1ng the Store 8 Don K1rshner s Rock Concert 6 Wide World Special 13 1 00 - Mldmght Special 3, 4 Take F1ve For Life 15 Mov1e 'War Gods ot the Deep r 10 2 00- News 13 2 30- Movie An Eye for an Eye .tl Take F1ve for. Life 15 00- Movie Tender Scoundrel 4 5 30 -t~ Movle ' A Bullet for the General 4 4 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1974 6 30- Fun for Everyone 6 Treehouse Club 10 Ken1u cky Afield 13 7 oo-Sa1urday Report 3 Aware 6 Treehouse Club 8 TBA 10 In Touch 13 7 Jo-Jabberwocky J Farm Front 4 Eddie Saunders 6 Ab bott and Cos1ello Man from COS I 10 ~ (essie s Rescue • Rangers 13 •' .....• ~ Speed racer 6 A child ts born w1th tmagmat1on w1th the ab1hty to sea the magic of the world around h1m Yet so much creativityso much "seemg' -Is often lost as we grow older and the complexities of life sweep over us When a child confronts nature he isn't m a hurry He takes t1me to study each blade of grass, to appreciate the colors of a butterfly, to marvel at a flower or the soft fur ol a k1tten Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday I Kings • Psalms • Matthew • Romans 3 ~-12 119 73 77 13 44 52 8 28-30 Thursday 3 00 - Fnday Saturday 2 9 l4 4 1-6 Scoob't Doo 8 M •sfer Rogers 20 Vlewpomt 8 3 30 - Arthur Smith 8 4 00 - Baseball ~layoff 3 4 15 Movie North Country 10 Making thmgs Grow 33 4 30 - Sewing Skills JJ 5 oo-Wide World of Sports 6 13 What s My Line' 8 A Bit with Knit 33 5 30 - News 8 catch 33 33 6 00-lawrence Welk 8 News 10 VIlla Allegre 33 6 30- NBC News 3 Reasoner Report 13 News 6 CBS News 10 Zoom JJ _ Luke • Ephesians • Colossians • Sesame Street 20 9 oo-Emergency Plus Four 3 4 15 Hong Kong Phooey 6 13 Jeannie 8 10 Sesame Street 20 9 30- Run, J oe Run 3, 4 15 Adventures of Gilligan 6 13 Partrtdge Family 2200 A 0 8 10 10 oo-Land of the lost 3 4 15 Devlin 6 13 Valley of the Dinosaurs 8 10, Electric Company 20 10 30 - Sigmund 3 4 15 Super Friends 6 13 Harlem Globetrof1ers Popcorn Machine I 10 Carrastolendas 20 11 lO-S1arTrek3 415 Hudson Brothers& 10 Zoom20 12 00 - Jetsons 3 4 15 These are the Days 6 13 U S of Archie 8 10 Bread and Butterflies 12 30-Jack Lengyel3 American Bandstand6 13 Go4 15 Fat Albert 8, 10 1 00- Baseball Playoffs 3 4 15 Children s F1lm Fest1val 8 10 1 30 College Football Preview 6 13 , 1 45- College Football 6 13 2 00- CBS Sports Spectacular 8 Popeye 10 2 30- Movie 'Steeping Beauty 10 • We shouldn't lose th1s sens1bthty as we grow up God created the world, but man has often abused 11 So stop-once In awh1ie-and look feel and listen Th1s 1s communlike the sp1nt you lmd m church Ion, restoration Have you been there lately? Dear Helen Mter you gave the nwnber of fe~thers m a peacock 's tail, I've dectded you're one of us a card-carrymg member of the Spermologer's Club In other words, collectors of trtvtal data Here are some more for you Since a male crtcket (females are the stlent partners m the crtckel world) chirps faster the hotter he feelS, you can tell the temperatur e by counting the number of tunes he chtrps m 15 seconds, then adding 37 (But tt's easter lookmg al a lher mometer) And how's thiS for a palindrome (a phrase that spells the same backwards as frontwards ( " A man, a plan, a canalPanama " -SPERMOLOGER Dear Spermologer I don't find that word in my dictionary, but whatever the name, I qualify for your club useless mformation fascmales me So I'll pay my dues wtth another palindrome ' Sex at noon taxes" spelled backward IS what an advtce colwnmst mtght say to an elderly playboy -H 8 oo-Addams Family 3 4 15 Yogis Gange 13 Jabberwocky 6, Speed Buggy 8 Popey~ 10 8 30- Wheelle and the Chopper Bunch 3 4 15 Bugs Bunny 13 *' BETHLEHEM BAPTIST R ev E arl Shuler pa st or Wors h tp serv• ce 9 30 am Sund a y Sunday sc hool 10 30 a m B ble stu d y and prayer ser v •ce 7 30 p m Thur sday K1ngsbury Road ~ unda yo School 9 30 a m Ralph Carl supt worsh•j:l serv1ce 10 JO am and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer meet ng Wednesday 7 JO p m Rev Jay St les pastor OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Mr s Wor ley F ran c 1s Sunday !.cho or su p t Sunday sc hoo l 10 7 II I 13 oo- Treasure Hunt J, Lawrence Welk 4( 15 BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt pastor Sunday School supt Ronald Osborne Bible School 9 30 am preach 1ng 10 45 a m Even ng serv ces 7 30 p m Mov 1e ' Man with the Golden Arm 8 , Woody Hayes Show 10 Movie Frankenstein 13 11 Movie The Whole World 1s Watchmg J Politi cal Talk .-s4 12 WIN AT BRIDGE HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev P a ul Nev1tle pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Morning serv•ce 10 30 am ·-· youth serv•ce 6 45 p m EYangelist •c serv ce 7 30 p m Pray e r meetmg Thursday 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev L R Gluesencamp pastor _. Roger Wilfred Sr Sunda.v- ' School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Sunday evenlliY worsh1p 7 30 Prayer meeting Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter class leader Youth meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter l eader MT HERMON CHURCH OP , THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Robert Shoo!( ' pas tor Sunday school 9 30 a m Russell Spencer supt worship serv• c e 10 45 am even 1ng worsh1p alternating w •th C E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meeting 7 30 p m Wednesday Allred Wolfe lay leader WHITES_ CHAPEL Coolville RD Rev Roy Deeter pa stor Sunday school 9 3 am worsh•P serv1ce 10 30 a m Bible study and prayer service Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST- Rod Ka ster pastor V H Bral ey Sunday school supt Sunday school 9 30 am wors h p se r v1ce and c om mun on 10 30 am youlh meetmg 6 p m Sunday evenmg service 7 regu l ar board meet1ng th•r d Saturday 7 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Worsh •P servIce 11 a m Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 p m Sunday n1ght worsh tp 7 30 p m East should rise to occasion I, MEIGS TIRE CEtiTER 700 E Ma1n D•al992 2101 Bakers of Good Bread Huntington W Va Pomeroy I- > ' - -. 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Second " 1100 E The Finest In Mobile Homes Main Pomeroy Ph 992 . - pm MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD - Second St Mason W Va Chester Tennant pastor Sun day sch.oot 10 a m morning worship 11 am evangel.stic service 7 30 p m Btble study and prayer service Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone 773 5133 HARTFORD CHURCH 0~ CHRIST In Chrtstian Union The Rev William Campbell P.;tstor Sunday School 9 JO i 111 James Hughes supt even tng serv ice 7 30 p m Wednesday evenipg prayer meet.ng 7 ao p 'm Youth prayer servtce each Tuesday FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHtlfKH Letart W Va Rt 1 R ev George Hoschar pastor Sunday School 9 ~o a m Praye"-'~nd B rble study 7 30 p m ttage Prayer Ser vic e T u day 10 a m WorshiP Service Thursday 7 30 p m •·' form four ordinary words I I Nlovle "Coun1erfelt Traitor II ._I- 4 BZ Now IUTBnJe the circled letten to form the surpnae answer, as AC:K TRAIL KX I X J (Antiwen lomorrowj I""''""'" TARDY GORGE PENURY ATTAIN B QFDXG M RG KF XFKV WDBTBGH WHKWH RVF Pomeroy The Friendly Folks Pomeroy Oh io 7034 THE DAILY SENTINEL Pomeroy 0 ' Pass Pass 3NT 2 NT. Pass • '&'ASOLINE ALlEY Openmg lead-6 • thiS • What he Bald to lht lllrt ak er- REPANT t DICK TRACY ' . I I AN O HJ5 M0TJ1E't:l T HS" TIT LEO PUTCfi LAD~ 'IIA6 EYMo4 Vo4/>l PUYEit ... esrtT.f has been mL( home for flftu· f1ve 'IOV''IGWTA \lJIIORD SGf-1% ~-~~. lbJ IQJCAAI ~AT 1 a- ALLEY OOP 1;. , ~~BEN !~.~KLIN STORE !It'' PluQ16Ing & EtectncaJ Supplies~ 1 Tuppers Plains // '( Ph 607 396 :, . ' ....... -: Middleport Ohio -! . ' . Ph Rutlano . '7 I PLANI~G RACINE CARPENlER'5 MARKET 742 395" . MIU .BulldmJ! Supplies & Custom Millwork " ~· ' Ph '192 3978 ' •• I HE COPIES EVER' THING OFF N SAr"lA~JlH'{ I '' 1VPPERS PJ.AINS HARDWARE. GOODV!! I'LL GO TELL HIS PAW HE MADE CROOKED AS NO WONDER!! ' \ . j " • • I -- • \ 1 TFSSBNNHG CAPTAIN EASY Melba. B Yesterday's Cryptoquote SELF-SACRIFICE IS NEVER ENTIRELY UNSELFISH, FOR THE GIVER NEVER FAILS TO RECEIVE - DOLORES E MC GlliRE (@ 1914 Kine Feature~ Syndicate , Ine ) ~LAZE§ 1-0~P YLII-E NOT ONL..Y 'SLE'e'P:5' ff\1 A CO~ IT '5o FUl-L OF UP EAt:tTH . '' . . MRUH MDSFC , - VRKGMB . Devoted to Meigs Mason Area Ph 992 3785 FZ u n• I CRYPI'OQUOTES -'-'=;_=-=..=-=ss:::.:ui=:&.:::IIISW8=•:::...___jl Jamblc• AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One letter Simply standi for another In this sample A II used for the three L's X for the two 0 s, etc Smgle letters apostrophes, the length and formation of the warda J~ore all hmts Each day the code lettert are dill'erent [j ~MOORE~ ) I l'f'llf'rd•y 1 ~ DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to wo•k It· I I II J 29 Wallace or Noah 30 Unrc • imed 31 Dta mond flaw 33 Cut 36 Actm Turhan YOlCe . 212 E Ma1n St ::--~ ~,~~ lem ~~ ..,/< < , 10 R When East slicks m a spade llvercall, North and South are ~ dead The best any of them San hope for IS to play a dta· rttond part score for plus ISO If they do wander m to three ftolruml', tl wtll he no problem at all for the defense to (lnd a way to collect four "'ade tricks, one dtamond Irick and a whole bag full of lpalch pomts POWEU'S SUPER VAW Keepsake 01amond Rmgs ' Palrt 4 20 - 13 ~uth. Otal992 2318 K&C JEWELERS . ' Nationwide Insurance Co of Columbus 0 307 Spring Ave Pomeroy KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. I > P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Grocenes & Genera l Merchandise Racine Ph 949 5772 Unlcramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square to -t hree notrump The Jack : would he played from um~y Afte"r tt held the trtck :South would lead dummy's ;Jack of dtamonds and let 11 ortde West would be m wtth :hts kmg If he meekly made : he safe lead of tlle queen of .clubs, South would romp ~ome wtth the rest of th~ >trtcks for a tor, score If he got ,bnlhant and ed a spade Eallt 't!OUld take two spades tncka :io hold South to four notrump :\"htch would still be a mtghty j!OOd score for North • and ' TWO LOCATIONS 59 N Second St Middleport 0 46 Court St. Golltpolis, 0 . Pomeroy . Ph. 992 3863 ~l!1~!1rE®Ikd 4orow&t.l ....J , - : open a club agamst South's ~O:W.u -~ ~ WAID CROSS SONS STORE . ' Pomeroy Pass Pass Pass By Oswald & James Jacoby : The man who stts around , domg nothmg ts very unltkely • to fall flat on hts back, but he • ts even less hkely to get any~ where • Those East players who sat ~ back and fat led to shck m a ':One spade overcall on board · 32 of the Olymptad game ~ found th1s out • Invartably, West would We FIll All Doctors' Prescrrptlons THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. protection - Mama wont swat m front of company So someltmes you have to call lhetr bluff - BEEN THROUGH IT Dear Helen To Dale I'm JUst a ha(lpy go-lucky bed pa rtner He s got a g1rl he plans to marry but he expects to come over whenever he s free and stay the rught I can 't seem to say No because I love htm What do do ' -1 L F Dear I Stop bemg happy-go-lucky and demand a showdown After that change locks a nd let Dale fmd another hllle somelhm g on the stde - H 22 Actress Magnam 23 Invent 24 Football star of yore 25 Actor 1 Mmeo 27 More psychottc EAST ~ SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY Meigs County Branch THE HILAND CHAPEL George Casto pastor Sunday School 9 30 even •nQ worsh l p 7 30 ThUrsday evening prayer servtce 7 30 p m MASON FIRST BAPTISTSecond and Pomeroy Sts Starr !if Craig pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m worsh lp serv lee 11 a m training union 6 30 . p m even tng worShiP service 7 30 p m M1d week prayer service Wednesday 7 30 p m News 13 Movie Apache Rilles LITTLII: O}aPHAif AlflfU:-THII: 8 • . 992 2955 : ' > Chester Ohio FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST - Corner of Second and Anderson MasQn P'astor Walter Cloud Sunday schoo l 9 4S am worship service 11 a m and 7 30 p m Weekly B1ble study Wednesday 7 30 . 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J853 HEINERS BAKERY - 6 1 2 2 y o u have th ou gh t t hrough Rather you I leave lhtngs to c han ce They won I work out as you hope ~~====~~:::;:::::::_~•:uc~e~•:•~ted~b~ythtabove cartoon 11 50 - Movie Pink Panther ' .t1 oo--Movle Home from 1he H1ll 10 00- S~akeasy. 6 Movie House of Dracula 00 - Mo'llle Three Faces of Eve' 10 OS - Movie Secret Invasion 4 23 AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 19) You w I no t ta llow plans You are not as la•r as you shou ld be 1n dea l ng w1th n lere si s o f others as you are n deahng w1th you r own Th s w II cause a p rob lem tWOLTAL 11 :JU - SAGITTARIUS (Nov Dec 211 Yo u re too eas y sw ayed today by o ne you re c lose ly assoc taled w1\h even though you r nne r nst ne ts ~ t fl ash l1 tt e warn ngs CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19) Usua ty you re Qu \e ret ab le When you say you II do some lh tng you do t However 1oday w1ll be an exc ept on You II renege CANCER (June 21 July 22) 10 30 - Book Beat 33 Tread •ghtly tn a s•tuat on where you are w lhng to he p ana l her and lh •nk a fn end feel s th e same He may nol GEMINI (May 21 June 20), I I ve SUfi ICC Du nng th e earl y part of the day you II have th ngs we ll under c ontrol L ater your tu dgment w111 !eave a lot to be des1red BUJOM Ocl 5 19'74 Th•s Will be a year where !he k nowledge and expenence y ou ga med c an be pu t to a mo re proht~b.le use than usual Ju st dOn t repea t your past m stak es SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov 221 Th1s wt l1 be an ac t ve soc•al day l o r you Cau tmn Theresa small vo •ce that tells you not to go to ex tre mes or ovenndu lge TAURUS (April 20 May 20) You have a tendency now to tPBY 100 much for th1ngs done f o r you .b Y fr• ends Be generous b u ~ d on t go ove r ) 1?~( b oard t ASAIL 11 15 - News 3 4 13 Don Kirshner s Rock Concert 15 Mov1e Swamp of the Lost Souls 6 8 co-Emergency 3 4 15 New Land 6 13 All In the Family B 10 Evening at Symphony 33 9 00 - Movie "Charley Varrlck 3 4 15 Kung Fu 6 13 Mary Tyler Moore 8, lQ Death of ihe Rosen bergs 33 9 30 - Bob Newha•t 8 10 10 00 - Nakta 6 13 Carol Burnett 8 10 ' Oct 5 1974 ARIES (March 2 t -Aprot 19) Dear Helen I'll bet that woman who condemned mothers for thetr "cruelty 11 to children m the supermarkets IS the same one Who would sniff, "Why doesn't she do somethmg about her brat ? ' when she sees a bttle troQ,blemaker yankmg cans off shelves and tearmg up and down the aisles Ktds go wtld m stores because they figure they ve got 11 00 - NewsJ .t1 6 13 8 10 Janak1JJ of Our Times 33 W1th the hope 1t wilL 1n some measure, foster and help susta1n that wh1ch 15 good m fam1ly and commun 1ty l1fe. th1s feature 1s sponsored by the bus mess f1rms ;;md organ1zat1ons whose names appear below For Saturday Hee Haw 6 8 S25,00Q.Pyramld 10 Newsmaker 13 Lilias Yoga and You 33 7 30 Jeopardy 3 Animal World 10 Bobby Goldsboro 13 Course - a m \ • • 8 30- Wall Street Week 20 33 SIX Million Dollor Man 6 13 Chico and the Man 3 4 15 9 00 - Masterpiece Theater 20 33 Rockford Flies 3 4 15 Movie Bull ttl" 8 Not W1fh My Wife You Don t' 10 9 30- Texas Wheelers 6, 13 ~ """ .., REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rae 1ne Road Wilham Rou sh pastor Denny Evans Sunday Schoo! 0 re c tor Sunday School 9 30 a m Mornmg worship 10 30 am Sunday even ng servtce 7 p m Wedn esday e v en1r'lg prayer serv c es 7 30 p m CHURCH By Helen B~uel * Masquerade Par1y .t1 Candid Camera 6 Pop Goes The Country 8, Treasure Hunt 10 To Tell The Truth 13 8 00- Washington Review 20 33 Sonford & Sun 3 4 15 Kod1ak 6 13 Planet ot tho Apes 8 10 """ ... a MASON ~ "' News 10 Wild Kingdom 13 1 $~¥ ~ " Etec Co 20 Bowling lor Dollars 6 Truth or Cons'Mtu'!l:'cts 3 4 WCH S" ~eporl 8 Jimmy Dean 13 ' 7 25 - Political Talk 4 "7 30- Black Persped1ve on the News 33 Porter WaQoner 3 ~*:>."" ...."" Helen Help < , FRIDAY, OCT 4, 1'74 6 00 - News 3, 4, 15 News 8 1Q Sesame Street 20 , ABC News 6 ' ~ OEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Charles Russett Sr m1n ster Norman C W II s up! Su nday school ~ 30 m worsh• P serv ce 10 30 a m B1ble st udy Tu esd ay 7 30 p m LONG ' ::!; n a s tl ua l •on where you hqt.'e Ia embe!l :'sl the truth a b 1l Ia c aycr up some 111ng n order 10 look good to others LIBRA (Sept 23 -0 c l 2 31 II you want others to do some th ng spec a lo r you today don t try to snow them or c hmm th em mlo I Pta 1n ta k w 1 1$ THIS' WI-IERE 5WE 114REW IT ~OWN ' CAN '100 ~EE IT' DID '(OU FIND IT �.. • ' • 8- I he Da1ly Scn tmel MiddlepOrt Pom er oy 0 1- 11d n · Ut 4 I(l/4 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! • Wanted To Buy Nobce WANTED B dders on sawd l st hau ng fr om m a Ro c k Sp r ngs Ot o to C e e s S ate T ee Nur se r y a t La k w Va Payrnen wo u be b y nvo ce o n a pe ton bas s Sawd us tron an y m wo td be allowPd but sawd 1 st 1us be fr es h and c ean Fo d at a s see A an R Peas l ee Nur se ry S pi 30 675 1810 01 3c N OHUNT NGortrespa ssn gon my t arn W hou perm ss on the ren a der of y ea r 974 and year 1975 Offend e s ~ b ec r t o a oe s S g ned J<'lnea e ohn ~ on .;: opper- J5c r il d a tor s b oss 75c bat er es $ JO G nsc q $60 yc tow oo $J t op s $1 50 May App e 70c M A Ha l Reeds v I e Oh o Ph on e 376 6'1 Q 10 4 f c NO 25c NEED ~oo IOOSOf s heet cas ! new or o d a urn num K e ep ca n s se parat e The Rose nber g Co A th ens Oh o 8 15 tfc WI:: Mob•le iiomes For Sale 2 BEDROOM mob town $4 500 992 257 1 0 2 7 p SHOOT NG MATCH Co rn Hotlow Gu n C ub turn I rs r g hl after M l es Ceme t er y R ut a nd Fac ory c ho k ed guns on y Su nday Oct 6 1 p m 10 J 3t c The Sa l em T owns h p Tr sees do not ca rr y a f r e contra ct w lh any I r e depar l'l en at th s I me Any pe r son w sh ng to hav e t r e prote ct on can obta n such by pay ng $o5 00 to th e Ire departm en of you r cho ce A ma E Sm th sa em Tw p c erk 0 3 ]tC Thursday and A U C T ON Saturd ay n gh 7 p m at Mason Auct on Hor on S n Mason W Va Con s gnm ents w e lcome Phone 304) 773 547 1 10 3 He R EV I VAL nee ng stort ng Oc t l6th ot Morgan Ce nter Wes l eyan Chu r c h Mu s c by B sse ll Brothers Loca l preacher w 1 be spea k ng pastor welcomes eve vane 10 7 5 p FLEA Market Satu r days and Sundays Auc on Sun da y at 5 p m Br n g mer ch and se t o Spr ng Ave Pomeroy Oh o 10 4 ttc The Almanac By Uruted Press International Today Is Fnday Oct 4 the 277th day of 1974 with 88 to follow The moon 1s approachmg 1ls last quarter The m ornm g stars are Venus and SatW"n The evenmg star s are Mer CW"y Mars and Jupiter Those born on this date are under the sign of Libra Rutherford Hayes the 19th president of the Umted States was born Oct 4 1822 This Is actor Charleton Heston s 50th birthday On thiS day m history In 1890 Mormons m Utah renounced polygamy the prac tice of havmg more than one wife at a time Ca l e hom e 992 3975 0 9 13 1968 MOB L E HOME two bed r oom Si 500 742 4715 2)15 2 Phone P GS lor sa e Phon e 949 JJ 90 9 27 ttc W NCHE STER Mob e home 60K 12 2 bedrooms 1 baths cen tra a r furn ace and ca rp el ed Pho ne 99'1 5254 or 304 882 2177 9 29 f c 973 65K l 2 CO N CO RD mo b e home 2 bedr ooms ca rpe t ed w I se I w h or w lhou t ot Ca 992 7759 o 992 3272 p r ced o se 10 2 6t p - 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K N A PP sh oe s socks and Phon e 992 29 37 Athens Oh1o acke t s 11 st yles on sa e 0 4 3tc Phone 992 5324 10 1 tf c A PP LES F tzpat r ck Or ch ard COU NTRY Mob le Home Park State Route 689 Phone R t 33 len m le s north of F IREW OOD for sa te PhOne W k esv l e 669 3785 Pomeroy Large ots w t h 742 48 31 9 25 26tc concrete pat os s dewatks 10 1 12tc un ners and off street BEAN S br ng yo ur own co n park ng A so space s for ta ner P ck your own A rn o ld GROCERY busmess for sa l e small Ira ers Phone 992 7479 Hupp Phone 247 262 3 Build ng tor sale or le as~:­ 7 21 ttc 9 27 71c l=>hone 77J 5618 from B 30 p m N I CE 3 room apt and bath to 10 p m for appo ntm en t 3 20 tf c all e ect rtc n Pomeroy 50 WH TE Leghorn hen s d f Tab l eto p range wa oven ferent breeds of roosters 4 n1cest apt around P hone months ol d Ford mo tor 352 Ga ll po l s 446 7699 or en g ne 800 lb Hols te n even ngs 446 9539 He eford he f er Phone 843 19 73 FORD Ranger XL T tr uc k B 23 t fc 2353 p s 302 eng ne automat c 9 29 5tc ra ll s rear sl d ng w ndow FU RN S HED apartment 3 QOO m l es Phone 247 2063 ad ult s on y 1:1 M1dd epor t 10 2 6tc Phone 992 3874 5 12 H e 1971 4 DR a utomat c Dodge Coronet good gas m teage W Mam Pomeroy TRA LE R Browns Tra l er Phone 992 577 1 Par k Phone 992 3324 10 1 6t c SPECIALS 9 26 tf c ---HOME GROWN 197 4 GMC 1 ton p u 7 000 1970VA LI ANT65x12 3bed r oom m les automat c p s 350 cv POTATOES full y carpeted LP gas heat n V8 Phone 985 3926 Phone 992 7751 10 lb 79c 10 1 6tp a 25 tfc APPLES 1965 MERCURY new patnt ob 1972 AT L A NT C 2 bed r oom good t re:; S275 992 5083 after Red & Yellow Dellc1ous mo b 1e t1ome Ph on e 992 2709 4 p m Grtmes A omes Macintosh or 742 5641 10 2 3tp Jonathan 9 29 6 c 1968 CHEVELLE SS 396 b r onze Our atm IS to please FOUR room .i and batl1, ut 1 ty w th ba ck v nyt top rad o our customers com for ced a r furna ce heotter p s p b good con d1flon Phone 94 9 2461 Sc r eened n porch turn shed lo r $100 a month Phon e 843 9 WEEK OLD Fema e Beagle 10 .t 3tc 27 <l l or 992 5630 Reg f ather tor sa e or trade for gun 1967 Ftat good 10 2 3tc 1969 VAN 8 cyl nder Phone 772 motor new brakes some 5651 rust .t speed $295 f rm Phon e TRA LERiot sewe r water and 8 16 He 992 99Sl or sec Russ at th e gas 2 2 m les from Harr sonv lie Ca I 742 3821 Cerllf1ed Gas Sta t on 10 3 Jtc 1965 DODGE P ckup 6 cy l 8ft 10 2 3 c bed Sl75 A l so 1964 Dodge <l d r \75 Phone 9<l9 4765 Phon e 843 2495 POTATOES TRA ILER SP ACE on lj)r va t e 9 29 61c 10 3 12t C lot 3 m es fr om Pomeroy ---------- - - - Phone 367 77<l3 1969 FO RD van ca rpe t h1gh 1973 HARLEY Dav dson 350 SX 10 3 3tc ba c k sea t s and mags S500 1900 m les e~ece ent con Phone 992 5663 ton $650 Phone 985 33-41 d 2 BEDROOM mob le hom e near 9 29 6tp 10 3 3tp Pom e roy Phon e 99 2 5623 after 4 p m 1969 CHEVY Townsman stat on 10 3 4 c wagon $1 195 good cond ton Phone 992 7620 Factory Closeouts 5 24 tfc For Sale Real fstate For Sale Employment Wanted DAY NURSERY 8 to 6 any age ch ld reasonable rates ret able people w th med cal tra n ng Phone 992 7608 before 5 p m phone 742 4902 after 5 p m 10 3 12tc WrtL tr m or cut trees and sh rub bery Also clean out baseme nts att1cs etc Phone 949 3221 or 7.42 4441 9 6 26tc KEN NEBEC and c obbl er. po t atoes excellent qua ty W nter ke eper s No 1 s ze n 50 PUREBRED German Sheph erd lb bur ap bag s freshly dug pup $50 b la ck 3 months old ava l ab e th s week female Phon e Phebe Rea sona bly pr ced 1 m e Roberts 949 3342 o r 247 264 1 below the Ravenswood Ferry 10 2 4tc Rt 338 Great Bend Pa u Sayre Farm Portland Oh 1o REDOCTION of grown AKC toy Phon e 8.43 2286 poodles sso eac h pup s StS5 9 29 6tc S amese k1tt ens 515 Phone 1 - - - - - -- 256 6247 1973 YAMAHA 250 MX Phone 10 1 26tc 992 2<l 61 ill 9296tp FEMALE Ch huahua black 3 y rs old and two Chlhuahull 1972 KAWA SA KI 500 s treet b ke pupp es 8 weeks old black showroom cond t on Must see Phone 7.t2 4465 10 apprec iate Phon e 992 3564 10 3 3tc 9 29 6tc Pets For Sale NO MONE Y DOWN Monthly pay ment s accord ng to n come New 3 bed room hom e w th wa 1 fo w a ll ca rpeting on 1 acr e. andsca ped o t s Ca t t oday for more nformat on 992 5976 9 24 tf c BUSINE SS bu ld ng 50x 60 ceme nt dr ve Rt 12,1 nea r Ruland Phone 742 51152 8 21 tfc CONSJRUCTION New homes for sale Route 143 1'12 Acre Lots 3 bedroom, Ph bath. avatlable m 3 weeks CALL 742-6261 LEE CONSTRUCTION RANCH 3 bedrooms c electr STYLE 2 ELECTRIC new homes 3 bedrooms peted pr ced r ght car Fl ELD HARVESTER " 1 USED EXTRA GOOD NO. 16 992 3509 Low m leage P S REDECORATING? PH 992 2176 POMEROY Samuel Ketn All that 1s needed for a free est1mate IS a phone call •. P)ease Phone ··, 3~7 If so Call us Now for a Free Esltmale RACINE PWMBING AND HEATING BOWERS REPAIR 949 2684, Racme. 0 Emergency Phone 992 3995 or 992 7582 All Small Appliances SE WING MACHINES Repa r se rv ce all makes 992 2~8.4 The Fabr c Shop Pomeroy Author zed S nger Sa les and Servt ce We sharpen Sc ssors 3 29 ffc DOZER work land clear ng by t he acre hourly or contract farm pond s roads etc Large dozer and operator w th over 20 years ex per ence Pullins E~ecavat ng Pomeroy Ohio Phone 992 2.478 12 19 tfc LAST BID Home Impr oveme nt carpe n try work roofi ng pamt n g carpet nsta llat on free es t mates All work gua rant eed Phone 742 5081 9 22 ttc located behind Rutland Grade School comple.te front end serv ce brakes and tuneups wheels bal an ced e l ectron C!!lly Open 8 to 8 da1l y Ca ll 742 3232 on Sunday for &ppt 7 16 u c AUTOMOBILE nsurance been cancell e d? Lo s t your opera to r s I cense Ca ll 99'1 7428 6 15 ffc SEP ri C TANKS c lean ed reasonable rates Ph .t.t6 4782 Gal11polls John Russell owner an~ opera tor 5 12 tfc EXCAVATING dozer lo&der AROB C and backhoe work se pt c SEP'TIC TANKS SEWAGE SYSTEMS tank s nstalled dump tr ucks CL EANED REPA IR ED and lo boys for h re w II hau l M I LLER SANITATION I II d rt top so I I mestone & STEWART OHIO PH 662 graver Call Bob or R09er 3035 Jeffers day phone 992 7089 10 4 tf c n1ght phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tf c DOlE R or ba c kho e work Phone 446 3981 o r <l<l6 3459 - - -9 8 lfc ----- --- Real Estate For Sale - - - - ----v-- - EXCELSIOR Sa lt Work s E Main St Pomeroy All klnds of salt water pellets water nuggets bloc k sa lt and own Oh10 R ver Sa lt Phone 992 SMALL House and o t on Cond or Street Phone 992 7126 10 3 t f c: 389 1 6 5 tfc ----- 9 IS tfc -- COMPANY - -------------- ~ roght RUHAND -Free Gas 60 acres 2 houses over 8 000 sq ft of buildin~s under roof about 20 level acres on Rt 124 and side road Idea l butld ng sites stocked pond DOWNTOWN POMEROYBusiness room with apart ment over has many extras does need some repair LEASE OR BUY POMEROY - For home or OR TRAILER RUTLAND - Level lot ''t~f lhp CclUftOil lrqhf'' 3 1\Jf'l't.l-?\ l'll'.lrJ-., CJ ~droom home bath famtly room front porch utility and carport Only $9500 CATTLE FARM-157 acres 80 DRIVE A LITTLE SAVE A LOT tractor land some timber large o lder home and barn 2 farm ponds S60 000 Spend a few extra minutes drivtng to Kuhl s In Tup pers Pia ns for guaranteed used appliances & clean used furniture or quality new furntture You II be ahead n the $ s you savet ALL GOOD THINGS COME TO THE OTHER FELLOW IF YOU WAIT HEATER FOR WINTER trailer about 200ft frontage on Rf 7 contains 1 ;. acres r lt-"''" otl coal wood Cook houses on 1t BRADBURY - 992 2259 or 992 2568 CARPETING 501 NYLON $7 95 Sq Yd • and up Includes Installation Wendell Grate consultant carpet -We have hundreds of carpet values Your rob can be completed In 1 to 2 weeks No lbng wattlng period rubber back Reg 16 99 sq yd Sq Yd Ntce for bedrooms kitchens etc dens RUTLAND FURNITURE Rutland 0 ' $199 95 Hotpolnt Coppertone $179 95 IO~he" Refrigerators $25 00 up & ELEC RANGES II~~~~~~:;:.~:~~~:::gold 1149 $99 95 95 $149 95 Others $39 95 up lec1r1c Coppertone $169 95 IHotp,oinl Electric $69 95 Others to Pick From COLOR TV s I Magnovox late model $189 I lg Vrnyl & Herculon screen table model $175 gas Refrigerators $19 95 up Elec Washers Dryer S35 •39.95 up S35 Elec built In ovens S35 USED FURNITURE BARGAINS BRASS BED - wlthhe~d & foot nat quite matching so only $125 jwin mattresses with springs frame S30 set good selection carpet beautiful bedr m suites (severa l Jenny Lind} Sales Mgr. l ' clre,.,ers . chests baby dlr1etlles. dining room PHONE 992-7777 suites leather top desks step end tables other desks & tables In all price ranges Much morel POMEROY SUNDAYS 1 PM-6 PM Startong At guarantees) Elec & ranges from S30 Wringer Frank Gheen, DAILY 9 AM-8 PM REQ.INERS USED APPLIANCES 1ALL w th 30 day money LARRY'S MOBILE HOM'ES HOURS: SPECIALl • Gtbson coppertone Spec1a I of Week and free padding Talk to 7424211 Coppertone frost free Close to Middleport 27 acres large barn and silo mtlk house tmplement shed home has 3 BR bath dining room TV room some paneling and acoust1c t le savings accounts are hke toothpaste easy to take out but hard to put back m ' Remember the Bargains In New Furnishings $49 95 for Recliners In velvet Herculon v~nyl 2 pc living rooms begin at $179 LIVING ROOM SUITES 2 Pc Early CUShiOn sofa Amerrcan lUSt >1119,'151 2 Pc Modern & ctiarr Agency Wednesday ordered most of the nahan s power plants to embark on a $4 1 billion program to cut down th e amount of heated water and chemica1s bemg d1s~harged rnto the nabon s stream s Sofas starting at $29 95 " BEDROOM SUITES 3 Pc Mediterranean with Red velvet1nserts 3 pc Limed Oak Just Other Bedroom prck from Suttes disc harge of pollutants to our rl\ er s lakes and estuaries At the same tome Tram said the re g ulatiOns p r ovide for exe mptiOns for power plants which can show that the water heated dW"ong the gene~abn g process does not have an ad \ erse 1mpact on fi sh hfe m the sur r oundmg waters The regulations were weaker It said the clenup would eventually add 1 5 per cent to the consumers electric bill"' than on gmally proposed m :i EPA ) Adm1mstrator Russell another aspect as well m that ·- ~ Tram sa1d the r egula t iOns certam ol der plants will not be amon g the most • covered ~pple Grove News, Events • • •• • By Mrs Herbert Roush of Letar t Township at the : Mr and Mrs Lewis Ours Letart Community Hall ~1s1ted Co lter Haym an at Thursday mght Oct 31 at ' 30 :11;Icme Sunday and visited Mr P m 'Wid Mrs Roy Donohew Dolly Wolfe celebrated •111 Mr and Mrs Carroll Balser herMrs birthday Fnday I ce cream :llf Mansfield viSited hi s and cake were se rved Saturday hiother Mrs Ahce Balser evemng at the home of her :S.tW"day daughter Mr and Mrs Dallas : ;Mr s Iva Orr Mrs H erbert Hill m her honor Attendmg ~nush visited Mr and Mrs we re Mr and Mrs Robert l:dward Miller at Racme Casper Mrs Bill Dye and ~day afternoon three sons of Columbus Mr : Mrs Roy Donohew called on and Mrs Marvm Hill and Bilr and Mrs Herpert Roush fami ly Mrs Dorothy ~tW"day afternoon Rosebe rr} Mr a nd Mrs '"" Mr an o Mrs Roger Roush Marshall Rous h and son Joey £K!y IV' c hael and Mrs Iva Orr Mr an~ Mrs Darrell N orns Were dmner guests SWJda y of and daug hter Tracy Dean 1\!:t and Mrs Herbert Roush Hill ~ Mr and Mrs Charles Burn Mi ss Jenny Johnson of 9J Bolivar Dam were weeke nd R ac m e v i s ited h e r g rand ~ests of Mrs Erma Wilson parents Mr and Mrs Robert Smith Sr and family :.Mrs Opal William s of Belpre Mrs Bertha Robmson Mrs 4lvJ Mrs Edna Rollms of F oc 1e Hayman visited the1r !,letart W Va VISited Mr an d brother Mr and Mrs Wallie Ott Boston at Racme Stover Sunday afternoon Miss Lorna Bell daughter of li'r•day ••Nistting Mrs Mae Pearson . Mr and Mrs Don Bell IS ~turday were her meces employed at DeSaniis Floral <{llughters of Mrs Be r tha Shop m Columbus Her parents -t~ams of Zanesville ~ They moved to Columbus this "eek "'ere Mrs Dorothy Ca'llhan Mr and Mrs Steve Norns of Mrs Thelma Wilson and son Portland were Sunday guests Jerry Mrs Kathleen Pollock of Mr and Mrs Floyd Norns lid son Joey all of Zanes1llve , Sunday Z(rs Pearson was return ed Mrs Eula Wolfe and Mrs l'ftlme Thursday from Veterans Carroll N orns vts1ted Mrs Memorial Hospital where she Debbie fh e iSs a nd Mrs surgery Mrs Pearson Brenda Coughlin at Columbus slays with her son Mr and Friday Mr and M r s Terry Roush of ~ Roy Pearson at Dorcas ';Qh1o Valley Grange 2612 Langdon N Oak spent a week Letart Falls will sponsor a with his pare nts Mr and Mrs ~loween Party for the youth VIrgil Roush and brother Mr ~ to new 30 foam bunk mat tresses S19 951 "a KUHL'S Bargain Center ()pen 9 7 Wed lhru Sun <Closed Mon & Tues l Rt 1 Tuppers Plains Phone 667 3151 --.... \ au to ean 302 V 8 stand • f 72 Ford Cus. 500 4 dr Sed, pow atr••••• !1495 72 Ponltac Cat HT Cpe , PGY(er, atr ........ '2895 71 Ford Gal 500 4 dr, Vroof, alr ••••••••• '1795 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto ...........11695 71 Pont Tempest, HT Cpe, V-8, auto, PS'2095 71 Olds 98 LS, v-roof, air.................. '2295 70 Olds 88 HT Sed , v roof, air..............'1395 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, atr ........... '1495 70 Ford Gal 500 2 Dr , V8, 3 speed••••••• 11095 69 Ford LTD HT Cpe , V roof, atr .••• .••••• •'995 69 Chev Mal. 4 Dr., V..S auto , PS......... '995 69 Ford LTD Wagon, V..S auto., PS •••••••• '595 69 Pontiac Bonn , 2 Dr HT, vroof, atr •••• '595 68 Pontiac Bonneville H.T. Sedan, power, an'595 68 Chev. Mal Wagon, V..S auto, PS ....... '995 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVIlle, power, atr....... '1095 68 Chev BA 4 Dr, V-8, auto , PS ••• ••••••• '995 67 Cadillac HT Sedan, full power, atr ........'995 66 Pontiac Cat 4 Dr, V8, auto, PS •••••••• '495 2 dr onl y 21 927 easy m les a uto t rans N ce 1970 FORD MAVERICK •. 2 dr 6 cy l l ocal owner ......... • •••••• '1195 1969 FORD 4 DR. CUSTOM 500 ..............'1195 Ve ry low m leage fo r model Sma ll V 8 w topper ., '"" 69 DODGE WINDOW VAN .......... 11295 Register for your free ticket to Kmgs Island for drawmg agam lhts weekend Last week's w1nners of Two Free Tickets for each Dwame Will RFD No 1 Rutland Ohio Howard G Roush Racme OhiO auto 318 V 8 72 Chev Imp Cpe, V..S auto, PS ••••••••• '2495 low m lea ge 1971 FORD MAVERICK ...................... '2095 6 cy l Self Contained Cam per $750 r---TRACTOR-....... See Fred Blaettnar, Darrnell Dodnll or Danny Thompson 56 Case Wide front end 3 pomt hitch with front end loader m good shape ~---s995----~ Good Selection Cheaper Cars RIGGS USED CARS 985 4100 Located on 51 Rl 7 Chesler. 0 65 Chev 4 Door, V8, auto .••••••••••••.••• '395 63 Olds 88 Hardtop Sedan ...................'150 • Cuellar to go for birds .,. . BAI TIMORE (UP!) - Bal troubles most of this season hmor e Onoles manager Earl Weaver ha s / tapped Mike Cuellar wmner of 22 1egular season games as h1s first will pitch on Tuesday when the playoffs return to Baltunore That leaves lefthander Ross Grunslcy m the bullpen as a pitcher agamst the Oakland rehever Athletics m the Amenc an Gnmsley told George ( p1t c hmg coac h George Bamberger) that he could pttch every day m the playoffs tf w e needed hun Weav er said He has a younger and League playoffs which begm Saturday m Ga liforrua Weaver said Thursday that Cuellar his most consistent starter will pitch Saturday Dave Mc Nally will pitch Sunday and Jim Palmer last years Cy Young Award winner stronger arm we re weekend g uests of Mr and Mrs Lester Roush and Mr and Mrs Eyerette Con nolly Mrs Shirley Shultz os em ployed at the Pomeroy Ben Franklm Store Mrs Ruth Parson s and can probably bounce back day after day If he has to Cuellar the crafty 37 year Birds season endmg 5-4 VIC tory m Detroit on Wednesday But Weaver satd he d rather see Cuellar pitch with only two days off than have too much rest He did that after the All-Star break m July and lost three Weaver sa id str a1ght Too much tune off doesn t work to Celeste says he'd be active ca ke COLUMBUS (UP! ) - State Rep Richard F Celeste D Cleve land Democrahc were served Mrs Roush and Mrs Herbert Roush Mr No.2 in Ohio for nommee li e utenant governor sa1d Thursday his Republican opponent Lt Gov Edna Parsons a nd Mark and Mrs Preston Par sons Mr and Mrs and Mrs H owarti Roush Wilham Catron of Columbus a ttended an auctiOn at Mt Alto W Va Sa tu rday and Mrs Lester Roush and JOb m s tate government c hildre n even m g Mark Parsons cel ebr ated his VIcki Mr and Mrs Roger Manuel and daughter Angie Mr and Mrs Gary Roush and John Brown has not ef fect1ve ly sought the additiOn of one meanmgful duty to the poSition of lieutenan t go\'limor 13th birthday Sept son smce he f1rst 16 Ice his honor by his mother Mrs Edna Parsons. to h1s followmg fnends who called to help him Kathy Vwle t Hayman Ha)man Hous ton Darre n C~ u c k Sherry Robm Donna Fortune Mr an d Mrs Bill catron Mrs Ru th hasn t Dmner guesls of Mrs Ruth Parson s a t the home of Pres ton Parsons recently were Mr and Mrs Rober t Parsons and children Bobby Lee Ramona Reg ma Donald and Gayle and Mrs Irene Rhodes a nd daughter Becky Others calling on Mrs Parsons were Mrs Leota Wolfe Paula and Tammy and Mrs Nancy em ployment on a boal Mrs Edna Parsons took h1s seen f or 20 years REMATCH SET SAN DIEGO (UP! ) Renato Garcia of Chile who last April defeated Chu Cho Garcia on pomts w1U meet the Mexican m a <cheduled 1().. round middleweight rematch Fnday mght at the ColiSeum The Chilean Garcra has won his last t"o bouts while his Perry h1 s and Mrs K evm Louis and Jo) and Connne Rhodes VIrg il Hill spent some time with hi& family Mrs Kathryn Hill and c hildren Dwight Tma from Mr V1s1tmg at the Parsons home Sunday were Marlin Matterson of Poland OhiO Mr and Mrs Carroll Hoschar and children Terry Melinda Duane of Atwater Mr and Mrs Donald Hupp and sons Davtd Bnan Chris and Scott Mr and Mrs Carroll White and children Darla Deanna Keith an d Catron Jared Johnme and mother Mrs Ruth Parsons to Letart W Va to VISit Wilham Broocks Thursday whom she ma ny gifts one bemg a 10 speed bicycle from his uncle Bill and Jeremy Preston Parsons Preston Parso ns Mark received money and Parsons and childre n M1ke Mr Russell Roush and children Sharon Cmdy Edward and David Mr and Mrs Ronald Roush and children Mandy and Mike Mr and Mrs Dana Lewis Mrs Robert Hill Mr and Mrs Randall Roberts and Todd Leslie and Chad c ream a nd cake was served m cele brate Roge'f. Roush Mr i P arsons celebrated a birthday Sept ~6 Mrs Russell Roush Sept 6 Mex1 c an nam esa k e h as three fi ght victory streak a I I ' I I • his advantage McNally "ho posted a 1&-13 r ecord this year has won more games than any pitcher m Oriole history with a lifetune mark of 181 113 McNally has been bothered by nagg mg InJunes t his year but d1d not miss a smgle start all season and lately has been throwmg better than m years Palmer who won four c ruetal g ames down t h e Onoles lornd stretch dnve to the playoffs Is the b•g reason the Birds were able to wm the We went 54 days without Palmer and that hurt us Weaver srud Our title Is as simple as gettmg Palmer back You ve got to have four star tmg pitchers all through the season Palmer the only righthander In Baltunore s startmg pit chmg rotatiOn finiShed the season with a 7 12 mark after posting a 22-9 record m 1973 John W Brown has made th e office the most meanmgless years ago took th e office 22 Celeste told a news conference The post remams largely ceremomal wtth httle Im pact oy state services Yet the salary of the office has nsen fr om $6 000 a year m 1953 when Brown took office to $30 000 starling m January Celeste said If he were elected he would make the office an effectiv e pari of a leade rs hip team with the governor Under present law the governor can appomt the heutenant gove rnor to hts cabmet and delegate to hun any execuhve bran ch responsibi lity he chooses ~ .., Celeste said He md1cated Cov John J Gilligan would be delt:gatmg re sponsibillhes for certain programs to hfln If they both wm election m November Cel este satd 1f someone other 'Ulan a Democrat lS gpvernor and he lS lieutenant governor he will functiOn by helpmg keep the governor honest Celeste said he favor~ a constitutional amendment under which the governor and lieutenant governor would. run as a team from the same party You II Loke Our Qualoly Way of Doong Busoness 992 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenmgs Unlil6 0~ Ttl S p m Sat Sports Desk. • • (Continued from Page 31 playmg star and the degree of efficiency dunng one s playmg days has been proven tune and agam to have little beanng on managerial talents Number two he has already had rulHns with hurling ace Gaylord Perry although the confrontations have not been brought on by Robmson himself but rather by Perry s verbal attacks most likely not really meant agrunst Robmson but m defense of Aspromonte FQr tha t reason Gaylord probably won t be back next year along with many of those persons who helped pay the players salaries m 1974 and gave the front offtce a chance for a three dimensiOnal ego trip , Probably the most difficult aspect of Robmson s new JOb will be the fan reaction m Cleveland Many supported Aspro and felt he did a decent If not a very good JOb this season Will they boycolt the 1975 edition of the Cleveland Indians to show theli' dislike for the lack of prmc1ples and mtegr1ty on the part of the front office' Well have to walt until next sprmg to fmd out but dlances "are baseball may start another declme m Cleveland unless RoblllSOn rt>mes through as many hope he does In other recent developments Nick Mileii the maJor shareholder m the Indians has a nnounced that he Will sell his Oh o College Footb a ll Record s mteresls m the Tribe to devote more time to his cohsewn By Un t ed Press lnlernat onal M d Amencan Confer e nce wh1ch IS under construction half way between Akron a nd Conference Overall Cleveland WLT WLT Bow ng Green I 0 0 2 1 0 It seems that Bonda and Seghi and all the other members of To edo t 0 0 2 0 the front office hierarchy are gom g a bit out of lhetr way to put M am o 0 0 2 0 I Oh o U I I 0 2 0 Cleveland back on the baseball map Why can t they be satisfied Kent Sta t e 0 0 3 0 We st M cl'\ gan 0 0 2 2 0 with domg It the way Aspro did ' Oh o Confer ence Despite their fmal f11Ush and besides the Texas Rangers Red Oev 1s on Confere nc e Overall Cleveland was THE story of the 1974 baseball season WLTWLT Thank you Ken Aspromonte It was a very g&d year He de b erg 000300 Bald W n Walla ce 0 0 0 2 0 Ma r etta 0 0 0 2 0 Woos ter 0 0 0 1 0 Musk ngum 0 0 0 1 2 0 Otte r be n 0 0 0 1 2 0 Blue DIVIS on By Mrs Herbert Roush John Day of Ada visited Conference Overall WLTWLT Mr and Mrs Russell Roush Raymond Adams over the Den so n 0 0 0 2 1 0 weekend Mount Un on 0 0 0 2 1 0 and children Sharon Cmdy W ttenberg 0 0 0 2 1 0 David and Edward Mr and Raymond Adams son of Mr Cap tal 0 0 0 1 20 Dana Lewis Edward and Mrs Marshall Adams IS Oh oWes eya n 0 0 0 1 2 0 Mrs K Kenyon x x x 1 1 1 Hupp were dmner guesls of Mr teaching at Rw Grande College K Obert n x x x 1 2 0 and Mrs Ronald Russell and at mghts as an associate K Oh o North er n x x x 1 2 0 x not compel ng for t t e family Sunday professor of busmess B1g Ten Mr and Mrs Danny Sayre of EducatiOn Mr Adams IS also a Con ference Overall WLTWLT Columbus VISited Mr and Mrs teacher at Galha Academy Oh o St ate 1 0 0 3 0 0 Herbe rt Sayre over the H1gh School durmg the day M Ch gan I 0 0 3 0 0 r 11 no s I 0 0 3 0 0 weekend M Ch gan Sf 10 0 2 l 0 Dmner guesls Sunday of w sconsm 1 0 0 2 1 o M nnesota 0 1 0 2 1 o Mrs Bertha Robmson were Purd ue 0 I 0 1 1 1 Bill Robmson and children Iowa 0 10 1 2 0 MANNING CUT Brad Pete lndana 010030 Patty Dave Nor t hw es t ern 0 1 0 0 3 0 Berta Sf LOUIS (UP! ) The Others Fairview News Notes r Y oungstown Sta e F ndlay " John Carro l Cm cm na t Dayt on Akron Bluffon Central Sta te Wllm ngton Ash land H ram • Def ance Case Wes tern \ ' Karr & Van Zandt title Weaver said Mrs Edna Roush celebrated her 87th birthday Sept 19 with a party held m her honor at the home of her daughter Mrs Gladys Shields Ice cream and re'lillved many lovely gifts and a telephone call from her daug hter Mrs Edith McDade of Troy Attendmg were Mr M rs old veteran who produced a 2210 record will be p1tchmg Saturday with only two days of rest after bemg shelled In the W L ., ' ' 3 2 0 ' I r Mrs Bill Robmson IS a o patient at Veterans Memonal ~ Hospital for SW"gery Cards o will be appreciated 0 Martm Matterson of Poland 0 I I ' Oh10 and Mr and Mrs Carroll I I ~ Hoschar and children Terry ' 2 o Melinda Devane of Atwater I l I 3 ~ visited Mr and Mrs Dorsa 0 3 o Parsons Sunday '' '' ' ' . 72 Olds Toronado Cpe, Vroof, pow , atr •••• '3695 1971 PlYMOUTH V8 SAllE LITE.. •••••.••••• '1895 Se br ng 31 8 V 8 power steer ng auto t rans \ • ' 6 cy l The regulatiOns which apply who was plagued with arm to all power plants which sell their electnctty - but not to pnvate fa c!lttles - will cost "and Mrs Marsha ll Roush and $1 4 billion to control chemiCal J oey discharges between 1974 and Mr and Mrs lim Connolly 1983 and $2 7 billion to control Bnan and Shelly of Mt Vernon thermal poll utiOn by 1983 l'Jirs Other L1v1ng Roam Su1tes • I Protection mdustnal water :.l'ollution control regulatiOns ~~m ul gat ed by EPA :;: The regulations Will appl v • to more than 1 000 power plants : m corpora tmg more than 3 000 : generatmg units and will result : m sagmflcant reductions m REFRIGERATORS 2 gas & 112 coal or old fashto n & 1 mostly hill Originally had 2 Envuonmental '11!~ :'lignaflcaQt KUHL'S BARGAIN CENTER WASHINGTON I UP! ) - 72 Olds 98 HT Sed, vroof, an •:........... '3495 72 Chevelle Mal HT Cpe , vroof, a1r, stereo. ~2995 See Ray Roggs or Roger Rtebel Most power plants told to reduce heated water, chemicals in discharge ..., are - -----.....\,------- LOTS - Some 1 ac:re tn subd!v ston Some suitable for trailers In other locatwns POMEROY- Near stor es and school and bus mess sect on Newly renovated 3 bedrooms panel ng hot water heat full basement Asking $19 500 POMEROY MOTOR CO. 4 cy l Extra sharp V 8 P ck up ca r Atr cond toned power st eer ng power brak es auto tra ns loca ll y ~wned " auto 73 Chev Capnce 4 Dr, v-roof, atr........... 13495 73 Olds Cut Sup JfT Cpe, power, a1r.. • .'3295 73 Butck Elec HT Sed , power, atr, sharp•• '4595 73 Dodge Pol 4 Dr HT., v-roof, atr ......... 13095 1972 RANCHERO SQUIRE ....... •............ '1995 68 BUICK SPECIAL 2 DR ............ 895 72 FORD RANG~R XLT............. 12495 OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY OHIO FOR F REE estimates on alum num repl aceme nt w ndow s S1d ng storm doors and w ndows Ra ling Phone Char l es L sle Syrac use Ohio <:a rt J acob Sales Representat ve V v Johnson and Son In c 4 30 tfc vmyl r oof cy l Seda n $2 095 Hatc hbac:k l ow m leoge by 1 owne r new w w f r es tran s ferred from new car 4 speed 1ra ns ra d o green ftnt sh bLack v nyl nte n or de uxe tr m 8-K EXCAVATING ------~------ r 72 vw ................................ 11695 70 PONTIAC 4 DR.................... s1295 c S3895 1972 VEGA GT Lomestone & Foil Dirt C BRADFO RD Auctoneer Comp lete Serv ce Phone 9<l9 3821 or 949 3161 Racme Oh o Cntt Bradford 5 1 ft C' Low m leage au to tr ans 71 MERCURY MONTEGO .......... 1495 2 HT 6 P S 71 FORD MAVERICK ................ 11495 Pomeroy 0 Sport Se dan m ed g r een f n sh w th gree n v nyl top gr n cl oth tnm 10 000 m les 1!. spotless clea n never t ti ed ft n f gla ss a r cond toned bod y ml dg s Com fort It stee r ng wheel wh cove r s r ear sk trts E c l ock AM rad a & tape delu xe b umpers & guards 350 V 8 eng power steer ng & brakes Turbo H ydramat c Commerc1al Residential Construction & RemOdel GENERAL contractor for a,ll k nds of work by hour or contract Call Eber P ckens 992 718 1 anyt me 10 4 6tc fac Dr • L ke new <l cyl at ts 1972 VEGA 2 DR SEDAN ..................... .11995 1 2 Door orange ftn sh b lk v nyl nter or bucket seats less than 5 000 m les & 3 mo old Radt o de uxe bumpers Water Electr1c Gas Sewer L1nes msta lied Work guaranteed Dorer Backhoe Trucks 777 Pearl Street dr 71 CHEV.a BELAIR ..................... 1695 PS P B 4 Dr $2995 1973 Cti'EVROLET IMPALA rad 10 On ly 7 02 3 m l es best 1 s139 5 19740PEL MANTA HARDWARE 337 North Second Ave Mtddteport Oh10 992 2550 Moddleport Ohoo Phone 992 536'7 or 992 3861 1974 FORD PINTO 3 DR •••••.••••••••••.• .'2795 Runabout 4 sp 71 OLDS 98 2 Pomeroy Motor Co. OF QUALITY ALL WEATHER 0 DELL AI nement ----- -- - - - 2 SIGNS On Sale Now quality Devoe Bnght Whtte Latex House Paint n 2 gallon cans Only S6 49 per gallon Brand name Root Pamt 10 pet off wh•te th ey last Take advantage of these great buy s wh1le they are shll 1n stock ----------------------· 73 Olds 98 LS Sedan, full power, a1r....... 14595 • 1 GREAT PAINT VALUES AT ALL WEATHER HARD WARE Many Prices Reduced I New 1975 Fords -Cars and Trucks Clearance of all 1974 Cars and Trucks Clearance of all used cars and trucks ! fac a r P S P B vtnyl roof L uxu r y Sedan Buy! .. BUY NOW AT KEITH GOBLE'S SALE OF: r oof fac a r P S P B v nyl roo l extra clea n 2 Dr H T 2 Dr Ph 992 2174 vmy P B 72 FORD GALAXIE 500 Smith Nelson Motors Inc. 500 E Ma1n St P S USED CARS WHEN YOU 4 Dr H T fa c a r P S F' B v ny l roo f AT Open Mon Sat SAM 6PM 1.ooo YOUR CHOICE 72 CHEV. IMPALA See Ceward Calvert Sm11In Art or Btl! Nelson Ph 992 5682 or 992 7121 All Mecham cal Work a tr H T 2 Dr H T r ~~~~~~,t~!"atlonal Carryall BATTING 72 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill ~~~ fo~~IQ ~~~t~ ~~an $1 09 5 Rutland See Us for your Plumb1ng and Healmg Needs 4 Dr s3 1 9 5 On State Rt 124 lf2 mt from Route 7 by pass towardi N 2, Middleport 992-2550 6 cy l VOU'Q& 72 BUICK LeSABRE GOOD USED WAGONS , 1972 Chevy Kingswood Estate 9trans pass P s P'! B auto a r AM FM ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE All-WEATHER BUILDING river large level fenced yard or garden 3 BR bath natural gas FA heut basement Old but priced Now 54 99 Meigs Equipment Co. I s your roof leaking? Compare our pr ces to any others We II g1ve you a profess onal roof for less Roof ng Co Candy Strope Carpet woth None Knofe 9 000 cuts per minute Thts cutter os ready to work for you Prtced to sell' K&H ROOFING Don t forget the roof of your hom e Have a beaut1ful new ,oof tn sta lled by All W epther - -- Close to good economy 1970 Ford Mavenck READY MIX CONCRETE delivered right to your proJect Fast and easy Fre_.e est mates Phone 992 328l. Goegle1n Ready Mix LO M ddleport Oh o 6 30 tfc Prtce INTErNATIONAL Std "trans $2195 $1 59 5 $1595 $1595 1970 Ford Mavenck 992 7129 Branch Manager SYRACUSE - ~~~!~ ~~~~ut~"~~~~~r •• Pli 992-74S4or LOIS Pauley 608 E MAIN POMEROY 0 ~~ 7! s ~g~,~~!g;rM ·:~E" $239 5 VINYL SIDING 21$ N Second St Middleport Oh10 307 Spnng Avenue Pomeroy 992 2298 CONTACT ----- ----------- --- Does your home requtre any of these servtces? Interior, Exl.. lar Decorating and Remodeling de l vered Monday thr ough Satur day and even ngs Phone .446 1142 6 13 lf c bedrooms mod ~l"n k tchen attached garag e ce ment block ut llty butldtng 2 ALL Hea1mg Cooling Refrtg Plumb1ng Electncal Appliance All wo r-k guaranteed r;:hscount to Sentor Ctt1zens ZREM EAN s--co-NCRETE Strout Realty all THE DEPENDABLE OONTRACTING 00. Parts. Next to Htghway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 1n Syracuse Oh1o new 3 bedroom home under con structlon No down payment low monthly payment For those who qua hfy call 992 3454 Weekdays 446 9568 Weekends full basement home $18 500 P&J Lawn Mowers RUSTIC HILLS RUTLAND - Servtce Known & R elUJble Service CLINE'S (OOK WHAT RIGGS USED CARS HAS TO• OFFER FOR ONLY Business Services for sa l e or r ent n Pome r oy Phon e 992 2987 10 4 6t c L 01 L OT S for sa te tra ll!r or house AI ut lilie s Phon f! 74 ? 141<; Rutland Oh o Pr ce $2 500 7 16 tfc 10 3 <ltp 9 Hl .. -H-utp.o-in±- Auto Sales Yard Sales • For Sale For Rent or Sale ABA Spirits of St Louis Tb,ursday cut veteran Ed Mannmg reducmg the team roster to 13 Mannmg had been With the team for the past two years when It was known as the Carolma Cougars and playe<l center when Mike LewiS was InJW"ed ., I �.. • ' • 8- I he Da1ly Scn tmel MiddlepOrt Pom er oy 0 1- 11d n · Ut 4 I(l/4 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! • Wanted To Buy Nobce WANTED B dders on sawd l st hau ng fr om m a Ro c k Sp r ngs Ot o to C e e s S ate T ee Nur se r y a t La k w Va Payrnen wo u be b y nvo ce o n a pe ton bas s Sawd us tron an y m wo td be allowPd but sawd 1 st 1us be fr es h and c ean Fo d at a s see A an R Peas l ee Nur se ry S pi 30 675 1810 01 3c N OHUNT NGortrespa ssn gon my t arn W hou perm ss on the ren a der of y ea r 974 and year 1975 Offend e s ~ b ec r t o a oe s S g ned J<'lnea e ohn ~ on .;: opper- J5c r il d a tor s b oss 75c bat er es $ JO G nsc q $60 yc tow oo $J t op s $1 50 May App e 70c M A Ha l Reeds v I e Oh o Ph on e 376 6'1 Q 10 4 f c NO 25c NEED ~oo IOOSOf s heet cas ! new or o d a urn num K e ep ca n s se parat e The Rose nber g Co A th ens Oh o 8 15 tfc WI:: Mob•le iiomes For Sale 2 BEDROOM mob town $4 500 992 257 1 0 2 7 p SHOOT NG MATCH Co rn Hotlow Gu n C ub turn I rs r g hl after M l es Ceme t er y R ut a nd Fac ory c ho k ed guns on y Su nday Oct 6 1 p m 10 J 3t c The Sa l em T owns h p Tr sees do not ca rr y a f r e contra ct w lh any I r e depar l'l en at th s I me Any pe r son w sh ng to hav e t r e prote ct on can obta n such by pay ng $o5 00 to th e Ire departm en of you r cho ce A ma E Sm th sa em Tw p c erk 0 3 ]tC Thursday and A U C T ON Saturd ay n gh 7 p m at Mason Auct on Hor on S n Mason W Va Con s gnm ents w e lcome Phone 304) 773 547 1 10 3 He R EV I VAL nee ng stort ng Oc t l6th ot Morgan Ce nter Wes l eyan Chu r c h Mu s c by B sse ll Brothers Loca l preacher w 1 be spea k ng pastor welcomes eve vane 10 7 5 p FLEA Market Satu r days and Sundays Auc on Sun da y at 5 p m Br n g mer ch and se t o Spr ng Ave Pomeroy Oh o 10 4 ttc The Almanac By Uruted Press International Today Is Fnday Oct 4 the 277th day of 1974 with 88 to follow The moon 1s approachmg 1ls last quarter The m ornm g stars are Venus and SatW"n The evenmg star s are Mer CW"y Mars and Jupiter Those born on this date are under the sign of Libra Rutherford Hayes the 19th president of the Umted States was born Oct 4 1822 This Is actor Charleton Heston s 50th birthday On thiS day m history In 1890 Mormons m Utah renounced polygamy the prac tice of havmg more than one wife at a time Ca l e hom e 992 3975 0 9 13 1968 MOB L E HOME two bed r oom Si 500 742 4715 2)15 2 Phone P GS lor sa e Phon e 949 JJ 90 9 27 ttc W NCHE STER Mob e home 60K 12 2 bedrooms 1 baths cen tra a r furn ace and ca rp el ed Pho ne 99'1 5254 or 304 882 2177 9 29 f c 973 65K l 2 CO N CO RD mo b e home 2 bedr ooms ca rpe t ed w I se I w h or w lhou t ot Ca 992 7759 o 992 3272 p r ced o se 10 2 6t p - -- - - YAR Oj SALE Oc t 5 Sat on y at Me gs a n d Ga a ne Wat ch for s g ns S a ts at 0 a m ------------ 10 3 2t p B G YA RD SAL E 2 m e north at Cheste on R t 7 Oct A 5 and 6 10 3 2tc ---YARD SA L E Sat and Sun da y star t ng at 11 a m on R t 7 be ow Ea stern H gh Sc hoo 10 3 3t c LARGE yard sale H arr sonv lie Oct 4th n an d 51h 10 2 3tc ---- YARD Sa es X GAMMA MU Soror t v M cCu l ough r es dence 235 Mulbe rry Ave Pomeroy Fr day Oct 4 and Sat Oc t 5 from 8 to 5 both days 10 2 3t c - - - --- YARD Sa l es F r d ay and Sat urda y Sm a ey s G ft Sh op Che s t er Oh o A ll merchand se must go 10 2 Jtc Wanted To Kent HOU SE m cou ntry s1de Chester twp area by Easte r n t eache rs Phone 985 4217 10 <l 3tp ~ FOR SALE TRIUMPH CHOPPER MOTORCYCLE Save $50 On The Pa t r POMEROY LANDMARK Jack W Carse.y Mgr Phon (' 9'12 2181 •rtso PHONE 992-3647 A FE W new b and nstrumen s Con act Renee Ston e 9917567 9 J li e CO MPLETE set of b nk beds I ke new Phone 985 3968 0 6 p LOCUST pos ts an d 1 72 acre lot 30 30 W n ches ter Phone 742 3656 0 <l fp HANNAA,.. ~ husba n d Hector hates har d work so h e c eans t he rug s w th B ue L ustre Renl e ec f r c shampooer s1 Bake r Furn t ur e Co mpany Help Wanted TIRES As much as 20 Pel off present pnce Good supply of 15" VW !Ires and hres for older cars MOORE'S For Rent BEAUT C A N wanted call 992 3557 10 4 6tc CAREER OPPORTUNITY for Men and Women - Nat on w1de Insuran ce offers ea r n ngs up to $15 000 { th s 1s a sa lary not a draw) t o se ll complete nsurance protection ltfe health auto fire commerc a l auto finance and mutual funds No prior exper ence 1s necessary s nc~ we have one of th e mos t comp lete traln ng program s m the ndustry If you ar e nterested n a career op portun ty m a r eward nq b us ness c all St an ey Fe rgus on at 614 <l46 4707 Co llec t Monday thru Fr day 8 a m to 4 30 p m An Equa Opportun ty Emp oyer 10 3 3tc Wanted To Buy WE AH:t: p ck lng up a p ano n your area an d would ll ke some re spon s b l e party to take over payments Ca ll Credit Manag er ( 614) 772 5669 or wnte 260 East Mam Street Ch lllcothe Oh10 45601 4 7 tfc CA~H pad tor a ll makes and models of mobile homes Phone area co de 614 423 9531 4 13 ffc OLD FURN IT URE oak tabes clocks 1ce boxes brass beds d shes d esks or comp lete households Wr te M 0 MIter Rt A Pomeroy Oh o call 992 7760 5 13 tfc JUfll--;_-~~os -~omp t !!te and del vered to our yard We p ck up auto bod e s an d buy all k nds of scrap me ta ls an d Iron R der s Sa lvage Sf Rt 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh io Call 992 5-468 9 6 26tp CASH $15 FOR JU NK CARS Comp Frye sTr uck and Auto Parts R uttand Oh o 24 HOUR WRECKER SER VICE Phone 742 6094 9 10 26 t c Shuler's 'Market SIEGLER Fuel 0 I stove f or sale Ca ll 992 7067 10 3 6fc - 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- - - - - - -~~ c tl ea p y II s a top q l a y 0 A K off c e desk 32 X 43 '--':>-4_W __M _ a_m_ _P_o_m _ e_r_o_Y__, rr ob e ho m e and pr ced fa N o rg e 8 c ub tt r ef6 g • be ow s m ar modes Hom e med c ne cab ne t w th gh s REO rad o am fm 8 tra ck s lOca t ed n f he count r y l avato ry map l e va n t y w th ape comb nat on 4 speaker mob e home park at Darw n bench ch r ome kn obs and so.u nd sys t e m Balan ce Oh o Me gs Loca Schoo h nge s for cab nets P hone !. 109 72 or easy terms Call D str c l You w II en oy 1 v ng 9!1 5 3805 992 3965 n h s rura sett n g w fh a 10 4 31c 10 1 ff c c ty conven en ces Ca 9 92 7034 for f u rttl ~r nfo rm at on NEW 1974 Z IG ZAO' SEW ING P IC K ING up p ana n you r area 10 2 Si c look ng for res pon s ble par ty MAC HN E S n o rgn a l to ake over PK~ents Ca ll fa &tory carton z g Zag t o co lec t 772 5dM: or w r e make buffon ho l es sew on Cred1t Manager 260 ~ Ma n bullon s monograms and S Ch I cofhe Oh o <l560 I 3 ROOM Furn Shed apa rtm ent make fancy des gns w th us! 10 4 6tc E Ma n Sf No c h ld ren or h e tw st of a s ngl e d al Left dogs Phone 992 23B n lay a way and never been 10 3 Jtc used W II sell fo,.. onl y ~ S<l 7 cash or te rms ava la b le SOLID Phone 992 7755 VINYL SIDING 3 A ND 4 ROOM turn shed and 10 1 tfc unfurn shed ap a rtments Phone 992 54J.cl ELECTROLUX va c uum Produced from a spec al 4 12 tfc c eaner A 1 cond ton uses v1ny1 compound made by B paper bags has cordw nd er F Goodr ch an d M onsa nto 5 PR VATE m ee t ng room for and many attac h men ts A so any or9an zat on phone 992 limes th cke r t han metal shampooer attachment n 3975 s d ng W not dent ch p c uded On y 4 ava !able) at 3 11 lfc cr ac k pee l r ot r us t or !. 37 70 cas h or terms ch a k ava !ab l e Phone 992 »~ TWO <l room and bath apfs n 10 !J ttc M dd epo rt For n fo rmat on FREE HOME ESTIMATES call 992 2550 or 74':1 655 1 PH LCO por tab e TV bac k and 7 3 lfc SUPERIOR wh t e Phone 992 577 VINYL PRODUCTS 10 1 6 c FURN I SHED apartment hree room s and bath f r st floor Call Collect I 592 5544 &... K N A PP sh oe s socks and Phon e 992 29 37 Athens Oh1o acke t s 11 st yles on sa e 0 4 3tc Phone 992 5324 10 1 tf c A PP LES F tzpat r ck Or ch ard COU NTRY Mob le Home Park State Route 689 Phone R t 33 len m le s north of F IREW OOD for sa te PhOne W k esv l e 669 3785 Pomeroy Large ots w t h 742 48 31 9 25 26tc concrete pat os s dewatks 10 1 12tc un ners and off street BEAN S br ng yo ur own co n park ng A so space s for ta ner P ck your own A rn o ld GROCERY busmess for sa l e small Ira ers Phone 992 7479 Hupp Phone 247 262 3 Build ng tor sale or le as~:­ 7 21 ttc 9 27 71c l=>hone 77J 5618 from B 30 p m N I CE 3 room apt and bath to 10 p m for appo ntm en t 3 20 tf c all e ect rtc n Pomeroy 50 WH TE Leghorn hen s d f Tab l eto p range wa oven ferent breeds of roosters 4 n1cest apt around P hone months ol d Ford mo tor 352 Ga ll po l s 446 7699 or en g ne 800 lb Hols te n even ngs 446 9539 He eford he f er Phone 843 19 73 FORD Ranger XL T tr uc k B 23 t fc 2353 p s 302 eng ne automat c 9 29 5tc ra ll s rear sl d ng w ndow FU RN S HED apartment 3 QOO m l es Phone 247 2063 ad ult s on y 1:1 M1dd epor t 10 2 6tc Phone 992 3874 5 12 H e 1971 4 DR a utomat c Dodge Coronet good gas m teage W Mam Pomeroy TRA LE R Browns Tra l er Phone 992 577 1 Par k Phone 992 3324 10 1 6t c SPECIALS 9 26 tf c ---HOME GROWN 197 4 GMC 1 ton p u 7 000 1970VA LI ANT65x12 3bed r oom m les automat c p s 350 cv POTATOES full y carpeted LP gas heat n V8 Phone 985 3926 Phone 992 7751 10 lb 79c 10 1 6tp a 25 tfc APPLES 1965 MERCURY new patnt ob 1972 AT L A NT C 2 bed r oom good t re:; S275 992 5083 after Red & Yellow Dellc1ous mo b 1e t1ome Ph on e 992 2709 4 p m Grtmes A omes Macintosh or 742 5641 10 2 3tp Jonathan 9 29 6 c 1968 CHEVELLE SS 396 b r onze Our atm IS to please FOUR room .i and batl1, ut 1 ty w th ba ck v nyt top rad o our customers com for ced a r furna ce heotter p s p b good con d1flon Phone 94 9 2461 Sc r eened n porch turn shed lo r $100 a month Phon e 843 9 WEEK OLD Fema e Beagle 10 .t 3tc 27 <l l or 992 5630 Reg f ather tor sa e or trade for gun 1967 Ftat good 10 2 3tc 1969 VAN 8 cyl nder Phone 772 motor new brakes some 5651 rust .t speed $295 f rm Phon e TRA LERiot sewe r water and 8 16 He 992 99Sl or sec Russ at th e gas 2 2 m les from Harr sonv lie Ca I 742 3821 Cerllf1ed Gas Sta t on 10 3 Jtc 1965 DODGE P ckup 6 cy l 8ft 10 2 3 c bed Sl75 A l so 1964 Dodge <l d r \75 Phone 9<l9 4765 Phon e 843 2495 POTATOES TRA ILER SP ACE on lj)r va t e 9 29 61c 10 3 12t C lot 3 m es fr om Pomeroy ---------- - - - Phone 367 77<l3 1969 FO RD van ca rpe t h1gh 1973 HARLEY Dav dson 350 SX 10 3 3tc ba c k sea t s and mags S500 1900 m les e~ece ent con Phone 992 5663 ton $650 Phone 985 33-41 d 2 BEDROOM mob le hom e near 9 29 6tp 10 3 3tp Pom e roy Phon e 99 2 5623 after 4 p m 1969 CHEVY Townsman stat on 10 3 4 c wagon $1 195 good cond ton Phone 992 7620 Factory Closeouts 5 24 tfc For Sale Real fstate For Sale Employment Wanted DAY NURSERY 8 to 6 any age ch ld reasonable rates ret able people w th med cal tra n ng Phone 992 7608 before 5 p m phone 742 4902 after 5 p m 10 3 12tc WrtL tr m or cut trees and sh rub bery Also clean out baseme nts att1cs etc Phone 949 3221 or 7.42 4441 9 6 26tc KEN NEBEC and c obbl er. po t atoes excellent qua ty W nter ke eper s No 1 s ze n 50 PUREBRED German Sheph erd lb bur ap bag s freshly dug pup $50 b la ck 3 months old ava l ab e th s week female Phon e Phebe Rea sona bly pr ced 1 m e Roberts 949 3342 o r 247 264 1 below the Ravenswood Ferry 10 2 4tc Rt 338 Great Bend Pa u Sayre Farm Portland Oh 1o REDOCTION of grown AKC toy Phon e 8.43 2286 poodles sso eac h pup s StS5 9 29 6tc S amese k1tt ens 515 Phone 1 - - - - - -- 256 6247 1973 YAMAHA 250 MX Phone 10 1 26tc 992 2<l 61 ill 9296tp FEMALE Ch huahua black 3 y rs old and two Chlhuahull 1972 KAWA SA KI 500 s treet b ke pupp es 8 weeks old black showroom cond t on Must see Phone 7.t2 4465 10 apprec iate Phon e 992 3564 10 3 3tc 9 29 6tc Pets For Sale NO MONE Y DOWN Monthly pay ment s accord ng to n come New 3 bed room hom e w th wa 1 fo w a ll ca rpeting on 1 acr e. andsca ped o t s Ca t t oday for more nformat on 992 5976 9 24 tf c BUSINE SS bu ld ng 50x 60 ceme nt dr ve Rt 12,1 nea r Ruland Phone 742 51152 8 21 tfc CONSJRUCTION New homes for sale Route 143 1'12 Acre Lots 3 bedroom, Ph bath. avatlable m 3 weeks CALL 742-6261 LEE CONSTRUCTION RANCH 3 bedrooms c electr STYLE 2 ELECTRIC new homes 3 bedrooms peted pr ced r ght car Fl ELD HARVESTER " 1 USED EXTRA GOOD NO. 16 992 3509 Low m leage P S REDECORATING? PH 992 2176 POMEROY Samuel Ketn All that 1s needed for a free est1mate IS a phone call •. P)ease Phone ··, 3~7 If so Call us Now for a Free Esltmale RACINE PWMBING AND HEATING BOWERS REPAIR 949 2684, Racme. 0 Emergency Phone 992 3995 or 992 7582 All Small Appliances SE WING MACHINES Repa r se rv ce all makes 992 2~8.4 The Fabr c Shop Pomeroy Author zed S nger Sa les and Servt ce We sharpen Sc ssors 3 29 ffc DOZER work land clear ng by t he acre hourly or contract farm pond s roads etc Large dozer and operator w th over 20 years ex per ence Pullins E~ecavat ng Pomeroy Ohio Phone 992 2.478 12 19 tfc LAST BID Home Impr oveme nt carpe n try work roofi ng pamt n g carpet nsta llat on free es t mates All work gua rant eed Phone 742 5081 9 22 ttc located behind Rutland Grade School comple.te front end serv ce brakes and tuneups wheels bal an ced e l ectron C!!lly Open 8 to 8 da1l y Ca ll 742 3232 on Sunday for &ppt 7 16 u c AUTOMOBILE nsurance been cancell e d? Lo s t your opera to r s I cense Ca ll 99'1 7428 6 15 ffc SEP ri C TANKS c lean ed reasonable rates Ph .t.t6 4782 Gal11polls John Russell owner an~ opera tor 5 12 tfc EXCAVATING dozer lo&der AROB C and backhoe work se pt c SEP'TIC TANKS SEWAGE SYSTEMS tank s nstalled dump tr ucks CL EANED REPA IR ED and lo boys for h re w II hau l M I LLER SANITATION I II d rt top so I I mestone & STEWART OHIO PH 662 graver Call Bob or R09er 3035 Jeffers day phone 992 7089 10 4 tf c n1ght phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tf c DOlE R or ba c kho e work Phone 446 3981 o r <l<l6 3459 - - -9 8 lfc ----- --- Real Estate For Sale - - - - ----v-- - EXCELSIOR Sa lt Work s E Main St Pomeroy All klnds of salt water pellets water nuggets bloc k sa lt and own Oh10 R ver Sa lt Phone 992 SMALL House and o t on Cond or Street Phone 992 7126 10 3 t f c: 389 1 6 5 tfc ----- 9 IS tfc -- COMPANY - -------------- ~ roght RUHAND -Free Gas 60 acres 2 houses over 8 000 sq ft of buildin~s under roof about 20 level acres on Rt 124 and side road Idea l butld ng sites stocked pond DOWNTOWN POMEROYBusiness room with apart ment over has many extras does need some repair LEASE OR BUY POMEROY - For home or OR TRAILER RUTLAND - Level lot ''t~f lhp CclUftOil lrqhf'' 3 1\Jf'l't.l-?\ l'll'.lrJ-., CJ ~droom home bath famtly room front porch utility and carport Only $9500 CATTLE FARM-157 acres 80 DRIVE A LITTLE SAVE A LOT tractor land some timber large o lder home and barn 2 farm ponds S60 000 Spend a few extra minutes drivtng to Kuhl s In Tup pers Pia ns for guaranteed used appliances & clean used furniture or quality new furntture You II be ahead n the $ s you savet ALL GOOD THINGS COME TO THE OTHER FELLOW IF YOU WAIT HEATER FOR WINTER trailer about 200ft frontage on Rf 7 contains 1 ;. acres r lt-"''" otl coal wood Cook houses on 1t BRADBURY - 992 2259 or 992 2568 CARPETING 501 NYLON $7 95 Sq Yd • and up Includes Installation Wendell Grate consultant carpet -We have hundreds of carpet values Your rob can be completed In 1 to 2 weeks No lbng wattlng period rubber back Reg 16 99 sq yd Sq Yd Ntce for bedrooms kitchens etc dens RUTLAND FURNITURE Rutland 0 ' $199 95 Hotpolnt Coppertone $179 95 IO~he" Refrigerators $25 00 up & ELEC RANGES II~~~~~~:;:.~:~~~:::gold 1149 $99 95 95 $149 95 Others $39 95 up lec1r1c Coppertone $169 95 IHotp,oinl Electric $69 95 Others to Pick From COLOR TV s I Magnovox late model $189 I lg Vrnyl & Herculon screen table model $175 gas Refrigerators $19 95 up Elec Washers Dryer S35 •39.95 up S35 Elec built In ovens S35 USED FURNITURE BARGAINS BRASS BED - wlthhe~d & foot nat quite matching so only $125 jwin mattresses with springs frame S30 set good selection carpet beautiful bedr m suites (severa l Jenny Lind} Sales Mgr. l ' clre,.,ers . chests baby dlr1etlles. dining room PHONE 992-7777 suites leather top desks step end tables other desks & tables In all price ranges Much morel POMEROY SUNDAYS 1 PM-6 PM Startong At guarantees) Elec & ranges from S30 Wringer Frank Gheen, DAILY 9 AM-8 PM REQ.INERS USED APPLIANCES 1ALL w th 30 day money LARRY'S MOBILE HOM'ES HOURS: SPECIALl • Gtbson coppertone Spec1a I of Week and free padding Talk to 7424211 Coppertone frost free Close to Middleport 27 acres large barn and silo mtlk house tmplement shed home has 3 BR bath dining room TV room some paneling and acoust1c t le savings accounts are hke toothpaste easy to take out but hard to put back m ' Remember the Bargains In New Furnishings $49 95 for Recliners In velvet Herculon v~nyl 2 pc living rooms begin at $179 LIVING ROOM SUITES 2 Pc Early CUShiOn sofa Amerrcan lUSt >1119,'151 2 Pc Modern & ctiarr Agency Wednesday ordered most of the nahan s power plants to embark on a $4 1 billion program to cut down th e amount of heated water and chemica1s bemg d1s~harged rnto the nabon s stream s Sofas starting at $29 95 " BEDROOM SUITES 3 Pc Mediterranean with Red velvet1nserts 3 pc Limed Oak Just Other Bedroom prck from Suttes disc harge of pollutants to our rl\ er s lakes and estuaries At the same tome Tram said the re g ulatiOns p r ovide for exe mptiOns for power plants which can show that the water heated dW"ong the gene~abn g process does not have an ad \ erse 1mpact on fi sh hfe m the sur r oundmg waters The regulations were weaker It said the clenup would eventually add 1 5 per cent to the consumers electric bill"' than on gmally proposed m :i EPA ) Adm1mstrator Russell another aspect as well m that ·- ~ Tram sa1d the r egula t iOns certam ol der plants will not be amon g the most • covered ~pple Grove News, Events • • •• • By Mrs Herbert Roush of Letar t Township at the : Mr and Mrs Lewis Ours Letart Community Hall ~1s1ted Co lter Haym an at Thursday mght Oct 31 at ' 30 :11;Icme Sunday and visited Mr P m 'Wid Mrs Roy Donohew Dolly Wolfe celebrated •111 Mr and Mrs Carroll Balser herMrs birthday Fnday I ce cream :llf Mansfield viSited hi s and cake were se rved Saturday hiother Mrs Ahce Balser evemng at the home of her :S.tW"day daughter Mr and Mrs Dallas : ;Mr s Iva Orr Mrs H erbert Hill m her honor Attendmg ~nush visited Mr and Mrs we re Mr and Mrs Robert l:dward Miller at Racme Casper Mrs Bill Dye and ~day afternoon three sons of Columbus Mr : Mrs Roy Donohew called on and Mrs Marvm Hill and Bilr and Mrs Herpert Roush fami ly Mrs Dorothy ~tW"day afternoon Rosebe rr} Mr a nd Mrs '"" Mr an o Mrs Roger Roush Marshall Rous h and son Joey £K!y IV' c hael and Mrs Iva Orr Mr an~ Mrs Darrell N orns Were dmner guests SWJda y of and daug hter Tracy Dean 1\!:t and Mrs Herbert Roush Hill ~ Mr and Mrs Charles Burn Mi ss Jenny Johnson of 9J Bolivar Dam were weeke nd R ac m e v i s ited h e r g rand ~ests of Mrs Erma Wilson parents Mr and Mrs Robert Smith Sr and family :.Mrs Opal William s of Belpre Mrs Bertha Robmson Mrs 4lvJ Mrs Edna Rollms of F oc 1e Hayman visited the1r !,letart W Va VISited Mr an d brother Mr and Mrs Wallie Ott Boston at Racme Stover Sunday afternoon Miss Lorna Bell daughter of li'r•day ••Nistting Mrs Mae Pearson . Mr and Mrs Don Bell IS ~turday were her meces employed at DeSaniis Floral <{llughters of Mrs Be r tha Shop m Columbus Her parents -t~ams of Zanesville ~ They moved to Columbus this "eek "'ere Mrs Dorothy Ca'llhan Mr and Mrs Steve Norns of Mrs Thelma Wilson and son Portland were Sunday guests Jerry Mrs Kathleen Pollock of Mr and Mrs Floyd Norns lid son Joey all of Zanes1llve , Sunday Z(rs Pearson was return ed Mrs Eula Wolfe and Mrs l'ftlme Thursday from Veterans Carroll N orns vts1ted Mrs Memorial Hospital where she Debbie fh e iSs a nd Mrs surgery Mrs Pearson Brenda Coughlin at Columbus slays with her son Mr and Friday Mr and M r s Terry Roush of ~ Roy Pearson at Dorcas ';Qh1o Valley Grange 2612 Langdon N Oak spent a week Letart Falls will sponsor a with his pare nts Mr and Mrs ~loween Party for the youth VIrgil Roush and brother Mr ~ to new 30 foam bunk mat tresses S19 951 "a KUHL'S Bargain Center ()pen 9 7 Wed lhru Sun <Closed Mon & Tues l Rt 1 Tuppers Plains Phone 667 3151 --.... \ au to ean 302 V 8 stand • f 72 Ford Cus. 500 4 dr Sed, pow atr••••• !1495 72 Ponltac Cat HT Cpe , PGY(er, atr ........ '2895 71 Ford Gal 500 4 dr, Vroof, alr ••••••••• '1795 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto ...........11695 71 Pont Tempest, HT Cpe, V-8, auto, PS'2095 71 Olds 98 LS, v-roof, air.................. '2295 70 Olds 88 HT Sed , v roof, air..............'1395 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, atr ........... '1495 70 Ford Gal 500 2 Dr , V8, 3 speed••••••• 11095 69 Ford LTD HT Cpe , V roof, atr .••• .••••• •'995 69 Chev Mal. 4 Dr., V..S auto , PS......... '995 69 Ford LTD Wagon, V..S auto., PS •••••••• '595 69 Pontiac Bonn , 2 Dr HT, vroof, atr •••• '595 68 Pontiac Bonneville H.T. Sedan, power, an'595 68 Chev. Mal Wagon, V..S auto, PS ....... '995 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVIlle, power, atr....... '1095 68 Chev BA 4 Dr, V-8, auto , PS ••• ••••••• '995 67 Cadillac HT Sedan, full power, atr ........'995 66 Pontiac Cat 4 Dr, V8, auto, PS •••••••• '495 2 dr onl y 21 927 easy m les a uto t rans N ce 1970 FORD MAVERICK •. 2 dr 6 cy l l ocal owner ......... • •••••• '1195 1969 FORD 4 DR. CUSTOM 500 ..............'1195 Ve ry low m leage fo r model Sma ll V 8 w topper ., '"" 69 DODGE WINDOW VAN .......... 11295 Register for your free ticket to Kmgs Island for drawmg agam lhts weekend Last week's w1nners of Two Free Tickets for each Dwame Will RFD No 1 Rutland Ohio Howard G Roush Racme OhiO auto 318 V 8 72 Chev Imp Cpe, V..S auto, PS ••••••••• '2495 low m lea ge 1971 FORD MAVERICK ...................... '2095 6 cy l Self Contained Cam per $750 r---TRACTOR-....... See Fred Blaettnar, Darrnell Dodnll or Danny Thompson 56 Case Wide front end 3 pomt hitch with front end loader m good shape ~---s995----~ Good Selection Cheaper Cars RIGGS USED CARS 985 4100 Located on 51 Rl 7 Chesler. 0 65 Chev 4 Door, V8, auto .••••••••••••.••• '395 63 Olds 88 Hardtop Sedan ...................'150 • Cuellar to go for birds .,. . BAI TIMORE (UP!) - Bal troubles most of this season hmor e Onoles manager Earl Weaver ha s / tapped Mike Cuellar wmner of 22 1egular season games as h1s first will pitch on Tuesday when the playoffs return to Baltunore That leaves lefthander Ross Grunslcy m the bullpen as a pitcher agamst the Oakland rehever Athletics m the Amenc an Gnmsley told George ( p1t c hmg coac h George Bamberger) that he could pttch every day m the playoffs tf w e needed hun Weav er said He has a younger and League playoffs which begm Saturday m Ga liforrua Weaver said Thursday that Cuellar his most consistent starter will pitch Saturday Dave Mc Nally will pitch Sunday and Jim Palmer last years Cy Young Award winner stronger arm we re weekend g uests of Mr and Mrs Lester Roush and Mr and Mrs Eyerette Con nolly Mrs Shirley Shultz os em ployed at the Pomeroy Ben Franklm Store Mrs Ruth Parson s and can probably bounce back day after day If he has to Cuellar the crafty 37 year Birds season endmg 5-4 VIC tory m Detroit on Wednesday But Weaver satd he d rather see Cuellar pitch with only two days off than have too much rest He did that after the All-Star break m July and lost three Weaver sa id str a1ght Too much tune off doesn t work to Celeste says he'd be active ca ke COLUMBUS (UP! ) - State Rep Richard F Celeste D Cleve land Democrahc were served Mrs Roush and Mrs Herbert Roush Mr No.2 in Ohio for nommee li e utenant governor sa1d Thursday his Republican opponent Lt Gov Edna Parsons a nd Mark and Mrs Preston Par sons Mr and Mrs and Mrs H owarti Roush Wilham Catron of Columbus a ttended an auctiOn at Mt Alto W Va Sa tu rday and Mrs Lester Roush and JOb m s tate government c hildre n even m g Mark Parsons cel ebr ated his VIcki Mr and Mrs Roger Manuel and daughter Angie Mr and Mrs Gary Roush and John Brown has not ef fect1ve ly sought the additiOn of one meanmgful duty to the poSition of lieutenan t go\'limor 13th birthday Sept son smce he f1rst 16 Ice his honor by his mother Mrs Edna Parsons. to h1s followmg fnends who called to help him Kathy Vwle t Hayman Ha)man Hous ton Darre n C~ u c k Sherry Robm Donna Fortune Mr an d Mrs Bill catron Mrs Ru th hasn t Dmner guesls of Mrs Ruth Parson s a t the home of Pres ton Parsons recently were Mr and Mrs Rober t Parsons and children Bobby Lee Ramona Reg ma Donald and Gayle and Mrs Irene Rhodes a nd daughter Becky Others calling on Mrs Parsons were Mrs Leota Wolfe Paula and Tammy and Mrs Nancy em ployment on a boal Mrs Edna Parsons took h1s seen f or 20 years REMATCH SET SAN DIEGO (UP! ) Renato Garcia of Chile who last April defeated Chu Cho Garcia on pomts w1U meet the Mexican m a <cheduled 1().. round middleweight rematch Fnday mght at the ColiSeum The Chilean Garcra has won his last t"o bouts while his Perry h1 s and Mrs K evm Louis and Jo) and Connne Rhodes VIrg il Hill spent some time with hi& family Mrs Kathryn Hill and c hildren Dwight Tma from Mr V1s1tmg at the Parsons home Sunday were Marlin Matterson of Poland OhiO Mr and Mrs Carroll Hoschar and children Terry Melinda Duane of Atwater Mr and Mrs Donald Hupp and sons Davtd Bnan Chris and Scott Mr and Mrs Carroll White and children Darla Deanna Keith an d Catron Jared Johnme and mother Mrs Ruth Parsons to Letart W Va to VISit Wilham Broocks Thursday whom she ma ny gifts one bemg a 10 speed bicycle from his uncle Bill and Jeremy Preston Parsons Preston Parso ns Mark received money and Parsons and childre n M1ke Mr Russell Roush and children Sharon Cmdy Edward and David Mr and Mrs Ronald Roush and children Mandy and Mike Mr and Mrs Dana Lewis Mrs Robert Hill Mr and Mrs Randall Roberts and Todd Leslie and Chad c ream a nd cake was served m cele brate Roge'f. Roush Mr i P arsons celebrated a birthday Sept ~6 Mrs Russell Roush Sept 6 Mex1 c an nam esa k e h as three fi ght victory streak a I I ' I I • his advantage McNally "ho posted a 1&-13 r ecord this year has won more games than any pitcher m Oriole history with a lifetune mark of 181 113 McNally has been bothered by nagg mg InJunes t his year but d1d not miss a smgle start all season and lately has been throwmg better than m years Palmer who won four c ruetal g ames down t h e Onoles lornd stretch dnve to the playoffs Is the b•g reason the Birds were able to wm the We went 54 days without Palmer and that hurt us Weaver srud Our title Is as simple as gettmg Palmer back You ve got to have four star tmg pitchers all through the season Palmer the only righthander In Baltunore s startmg pit chmg rotatiOn finiShed the season with a 7 12 mark after posting a 22-9 record m 1973 John W Brown has made th e office the most meanmgless years ago took th e office 22 Celeste told a news conference The post remams largely ceremomal wtth httle Im pact oy state services Yet the salary of the office has nsen fr om $6 000 a year m 1953 when Brown took office to $30 000 starling m January Celeste said If he were elected he would make the office an effectiv e pari of a leade rs hip team with the governor Under present law the governor can appomt the heutenant gove rnor to hts cabmet and delegate to hun any execuhve bran ch responsibi lity he chooses ~ .., Celeste said He md1cated Cov John J Gilligan would be delt:gatmg re sponsibillhes for certain programs to hfln If they both wm election m November Cel este satd 1f someone other 'Ulan a Democrat lS gpvernor and he lS lieutenant governor he will functiOn by helpmg keep the governor honest Celeste said he favor~ a constitutional amendment under which the governor and lieutenant governor would. run as a team from the same party You II Loke Our Qualoly Way of Doong Busoness 992 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenmgs Unlil6 0~ Ttl S p m Sat Sports Desk. • • (Continued from Page 31 playmg star and the degree of efficiency dunng one s playmg days has been proven tune and agam to have little beanng on managerial talents Number two he has already had rulHns with hurling ace Gaylord Perry although the confrontations have not been brought on by Robmson himself but rather by Perry s verbal attacks most likely not really meant agrunst Robmson but m defense of Aspromonte FQr tha t reason Gaylord probably won t be back next year along with many of those persons who helped pay the players salaries m 1974 and gave the front offtce a chance for a three dimensiOnal ego trip , Probably the most difficult aspect of Robmson s new JOb will be the fan reaction m Cleveland Many supported Aspro and felt he did a decent If not a very good JOb this season Will they boycolt the 1975 edition of the Cleveland Indians to show theli' dislike for the lack of prmc1ples and mtegr1ty on the part of the front office' Well have to walt until next sprmg to fmd out but dlances "are baseball may start another declme m Cleveland unless RoblllSOn rt>mes through as many hope he does In other recent developments Nick Mileii the maJor shareholder m the Indians has a nnounced that he Will sell his Oh o College Footb a ll Record s mteresls m the Tribe to devote more time to his cohsewn By Un t ed Press lnlernat onal M d Amencan Confer e nce wh1ch IS under construction half way between Akron a nd Conference Overall Cleveland WLT WLT Bow ng Green I 0 0 2 1 0 It seems that Bonda and Seghi and all the other members of To edo t 0 0 2 0 the front office hierarchy are gom g a bit out of lhetr way to put M am o 0 0 2 0 I Oh o U I I 0 2 0 Cleveland back on the baseball map Why can t they be satisfied Kent Sta t e 0 0 3 0 We st M cl'\ gan 0 0 2 2 0 with domg It the way Aspro did ' Oh o Confer ence Despite their fmal f11Ush and besides the Texas Rangers Red Oev 1s on Confere nc e Overall Cleveland was THE story of the 1974 baseball season WLTWLT Thank you Ken Aspromonte It was a very g&d year He de b erg 000300 Bald W n Walla ce 0 0 0 2 0 Ma r etta 0 0 0 2 0 Woos ter 0 0 0 1 0 Musk ngum 0 0 0 1 2 0 Otte r be n 0 0 0 1 2 0 Blue DIVIS on By Mrs Herbert Roush John Day of Ada visited Conference Overall WLTWLT Mr and Mrs Russell Roush Raymond Adams over the Den so n 0 0 0 2 1 0 weekend Mount Un on 0 0 0 2 1 0 and children Sharon Cmdy W ttenberg 0 0 0 2 1 0 David and Edward Mr and Raymond Adams son of Mr Cap tal 0 0 0 1 20 Dana Lewis Edward and Mrs Marshall Adams IS Oh oWes eya n 0 0 0 1 2 0 Mrs K Kenyon x x x 1 1 1 Hupp were dmner guesls of Mr teaching at Rw Grande College K Obert n x x x 1 2 0 and Mrs Ronald Russell and at mghts as an associate K Oh o North er n x x x 1 2 0 x not compel ng for t t e family Sunday professor of busmess B1g Ten Mr and Mrs Danny Sayre of EducatiOn Mr Adams IS also a Con ference Overall WLTWLT Columbus VISited Mr and Mrs teacher at Galha Academy Oh o St ate 1 0 0 3 0 0 Herbe rt Sayre over the H1gh School durmg the day M Ch gan I 0 0 3 0 0 r 11 no s I 0 0 3 0 0 weekend M Ch gan Sf 10 0 2 l 0 Dmner guesls Sunday of w sconsm 1 0 0 2 1 o M nnesota 0 1 0 2 1 o Mrs Bertha Robmson were Purd ue 0 I 0 1 1 1 Bill Robmson and children Iowa 0 10 1 2 0 MANNING CUT Brad Pete lndana 010030 Patty Dave Nor t hw es t ern 0 1 0 0 3 0 Berta Sf LOUIS (UP! ) The Others Fairview News Notes r Y oungstown Sta e F ndlay " John Carro l Cm cm na t Dayt on Akron Bluffon Central Sta te Wllm ngton Ash land H ram • Def ance Case Wes tern \ ' Karr & Van Zandt title Weaver said Mrs Edna Roush celebrated her 87th birthday Sept 19 with a party held m her honor at the home of her daughter Mrs Gladys Shields Ice cream and re'lillved many lovely gifts and a telephone call from her daug hter Mrs Edith McDade of Troy Attendmg were Mr M rs old veteran who produced a 2210 record will be p1tchmg Saturday with only two days of rest after bemg shelled In the W L ., ' ' 3 2 0 ' I r Mrs Bill Robmson IS a o patient at Veterans Memonal ~ Hospital for SW"gery Cards o will be appreciated 0 Martm Matterson of Poland 0 I I ' Oh10 and Mr and Mrs Carroll I I ~ Hoschar and children Terry ' 2 o Melinda Devane of Atwater I l I 3 ~ visited Mr and Mrs Dorsa 0 3 o Parsons Sunday '' '' ' ' . 72 Olds Toronado Cpe, Vroof, pow , atr •••• '3695 1971 PlYMOUTH V8 SAllE LITE.. •••••.••••• '1895 Se br ng 31 8 V 8 power steer ng auto t rans \ • ' 6 cy l The regulatiOns which apply who was plagued with arm to all power plants which sell their electnctty - but not to pnvate fa c!lttles - will cost "and Mrs Marsha ll Roush and $1 4 billion to control chemiCal J oey discharges between 1974 and Mr and Mrs lim Connolly 1983 and $2 7 billion to control Bnan and Shelly of Mt Vernon thermal poll utiOn by 1983 l'Jirs Other L1v1ng Roam Su1tes • I Protection mdustnal water :.l'ollution control regulatiOns ~~m ul gat ed by EPA :;: The regulations Will appl v • to more than 1 000 power plants : m corpora tmg more than 3 000 : generatmg units and will result : m sagmflcant reductions m REFRIGERATORS 2 gas & 112 coal or old fashto n & 1 mostly hill Originally had 2 Envuonmental '11!~ :'lignaflcaQt KUHL'S BARGAIN CENTER WASHINGTON I UP! ) - 72 Olds 98 HT Sed, vroof, an •:........... '3495 72 Chevelle Mal HT Cpe , vroof, a1r, stereo. ~2995 See Ray Roggs or Roger Rtebel Most power plants told to reduce heated water, chemicals in discharge ..., are - -----.....\,------- LOTS - Some 1 ac:re tn subd!v ston Some suitable for trailers In other locatwns POMEROY- Near stor es and school and bus mess sect on Newly renovated 3 bedrooms panel ng hot water heat full basement Asking $19 500 POMEROY MOTOR CO. 4 cy l Extra sharp V 8 P ck up ca r Atr cond toned power st eer ng power brak es auto tra ns loca ll y ~wned " auto 73 Chev Capnce 4 Dr, v-roof, atr........... 13495 73 Olds Cut Sup JfT Cpe, power, a1r.. • .'3295 73 Butck Elec HT Sed , power, atr, sharp•• '4595 73 Dodge Pol 4 Dr HT., v-roof, atr ......... 13095 1972 RANCHERO SQUIRE ....... •............ '1995 68 BUICK SPECIAL 2 DR ............ 895 72 FORD RANG~R XLT............. 12495 OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY OHIO FOR F REE estimates on alum num repl aceme nt w ndow s S1d ng storm doors and w ndows Ra ling Phone Char l es L sle Syrac use Ohio <:a rt J acob Sales Representat ve V v Johnson and Son In c 4 30 tfc vmyl r oof cy l Seda n $2 095 Hatc hbac:k l ow m leoge by 1 owne r new w w f r es tran s ferred from new car 4 speed 1ra ns ra d o green ftnt sh bLack v nyl nte n or de uxe tr m 8-K EXCAVATING ------~------ r 72 vw ................................ 11695 70 PONTIAC 4 DR.................... s1295 c S3895 1972 VEGA GT Lomestone & Foil Dirt C BRADFO RD Auctoneer Comp lete Serv ce Phone 9<l9 3821 or 949 3161 Racme Oh o Cntt Bradford 5 1 ft C' Low m leage au to tr ans 71 MERCURY MONTEGO .......... 1495 2 HT 6 P S 71 FORD MAVERICK ................ 11495 Pomeroy 0 Sport Se dan m ed g r een f n sh w th gree n v nyl top gr n cl oth tnm 10 000 m les 1!. spotless clea n never t ti ed ft n f gla ss a r cond toned bod y ml dg s Com fort It stee r ng wheel wh cove r s r ear sk trts E c l ock AM rad a & tape delu xe b umpers & guards 350 V 8 eng power steer ng & brakes Turbo H ydramat c Commerc1al Residential Construction & RemOdel GENERAL contractor for a,ll k nds of work by hour or contract Call Eber P ckens 992 718 1 anyt me 10 4 6tc fac Dr • L ke new <l cyl at ts 1972 VEGA 2 DR SEDAN ..................... .11995 1 2 Door orange ftn sh b lk v nyl nter or bucket seats less than 5 000 m les & 3 mo old Radt o de uxe bumpers Water Electr1c Gas Sewer L1nes msta lied Work guaranteed Dorer Backhoe Trucks 777 Pearl Street dr 71 CHEV.a BELAIR ..................... 1695 PS P B 4 Dr $2995 1973 Cti'EVROLET IMPALA rad 10 On ly 7 02 3 m l es best 1 s139 5 19740PEL MANTA HARDWARE 337 North Second Ave Mtddteport Oh10 992 2550 Moddleport Ohoo Phone 992 536'7 or 992 3861 1974 FORD PINTO 3 DR •••••.••••••••••.• .'2795 Runabout 4 sp 71 OLDS 98 2 Pomeroy Motor Co. OF QUALITY ALL WEATHER 0 DELL AI nement ----- -- - - - 2 SIGNS On Sale Now quality Devoe Bnght Whtte Latex House Paint n 2 gallon cans Only S6 49 per gallon Brand name Root Pamt 10 pet off wh•te th ey last Take advantage of these great buy s wh1le they are shll 1n stock ----------------------· 73 Olds 98 LS Sedan, full power, a1r....... 14595 • 1 GREAT PAINT VALUES AT ALL WEATHER HARD WARE Many Prices Reduced I New 1975 Fords -Cars and Trucks Clearance of all 1974 Cars and Trucks Clearance of all used cars and trucks ! fac a r P S P B vtnyl roof L uxu r y Sedan Buy! .. BUY NOW AT KEITH GOBLE'S SALE OF: r oof fac a r P S P B v nyl roo l extra clea n 2 Dr H T 2 Dr Ph 992 2174 vmy P B 72 FORD GALAXIE 500 Smith Nelson Motors Inc. 500 E Ma1n St P S USED CARS WHEN YOU 4 Dr H T fa c a r P S F' B v ny l roo f AT Open Mon Sat SAM 6PM 1.ooo YOUR CHOICE 72 CHEV. IMPALA See Ceward Calvert Sm11In Art or Btl! Nelson Ph 992 5682 or 992 7121 All Mecham cal Work a tr H T 2 Dr H T r ~~~~~~,t~!"atlonal Carryall BATTING 72 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill ~~~ fo~~IQ ~~~t~ ~~an $1 09 5 Rutland See Us for your Plumb1ng and Healmg Needs 4 Dr s3 1 9 5 On State Rt 124 lf2 mt from Route 7 by pass towardi N 2, Middleport 992-2550 6 cy l VOU'Q& 72 BUICK LeSABRE GOOD USED WAGONS , 1972 Chevy Kingswood Estate 9trans pass P s P'! B auto a r AM FM ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE All-WEATHER BUILDING river large level fenced yard or garden 3 BR bath natural gas FA heut basement Old but priced Now 54 99 Meigs Equipment Co. I s your roof leaking? Compare our pr ces to any others We II g1ve you a profess onal roof for less Roof ng Co Candy Strope Carpet woth None Knofe 9 000 cuts per minute Thts cutter os ready to work for you Prtced to sell' K&H ROOFING Don t forget the roof of your hom e Have a beaut1ful new ,oof tn sta lled by All W epther - -- Close to good economy 1970 Ford Mavenck READY MIX CONCRETE delivered right to your proJect Fast and easy Fre_.e est mates Phone 992 328l. Goegle1n Ready Mix LO M ddleport Oh o 6 30 tfc Prtce INTErNATIONAL Std "trans $2195 $1 59 5 $1595 $1595 1970 Ford Mavenck 992 7129 Branch Manager SYRACUSE - ~~~!~ ~~~~ut~"~~~~~r •• Pli 992-74S4or LOIS Pauley 608 E MAIN POMEROY 0 ~~ 7! s ~g~,~~!g;rM ·:~E" $239 5 VINYL SIDING 21$ N Second St Middleport Oh10 307 Spnng Avenue Pomeroy 992 2298 CONTACT ----- ----------- --- Does your home requtre any of these servtces? Interior, Exl.. lar Decorating and Remodeling de l vered Monday thr ough Satur day and even ngs Phone .446 1142 6 13 lf c bedrooms mod ~l"n k tchen attached garag e ce ment block ut llty butldtng 2 ALL Hea1mg Cooling Refrtg Plumb1ng Electncal Appliance All wo r-k guaranteed r;:hscount to Sentor Ctt1zens ZREM EAN s--co-NCRETE Strout Realty all THE DEPENDABLE OONTRACTING 00. Parts. Next to Htghway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 1n Syracuse Oh1o new 3 bedroom home under con structlon No down payment low monthly payment For those who qua hfy call 992 3454 Weekdays 446 9568 Weekends full basement home $18 500 P&J Lawn Mowers RUSTIC HILLS RUTLAND - Servtce Known & R elUJble Service CLINE'S (OOK WHAT RIGGS USED CARS HAS TO• OFFER FOR ONLY Business Services for sa l e or r ent n Pome r oy Phon e 992 2987 10 4 6t c L 01 L OT S for sa te tra ll!r or house AI ut lilie s Phon f! 74 ? 141<; Rutland Oh o Pr ce $2 500 7 16 tfc 10 3 <ltp 9 Hl .. -H-utp.o-in±- Auto Sales Yard Sales • For Sale For Rent or Sale ABA Spirits of St Louis Tb,ursday cut veteran Ed Mannmg reducmg the team roster to 13 Mannmg had been With the team for the past two years when It was known as the Carolma Cougars and playe<l center when Mike LewiS was InJW"ed ., I �,_.._ ,. ' '· ' .' ' I Students goiitg ·to Mershon News. zn Briefs • • ,. ' • . EXTENDED OUTLOOK • Chance of showers ~~nday and Monday dhring Tuesday. Highs In the upper · 60s and low '70s. Lo'w!dn the low 50s Sunday falling to the · low lOs Tuesday. :;<::::::;:::,:::::::::::::~=:=:=~:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:=: Continued from page 1 Nutrition - Major Challenge to food lndu~ lry ,.'' . Mary C. tfeffiQf that shook Lima (Qf more than two miltutes ThW'Sday I You th and Science in Century Mitchell, assistant professor of sendin g' thousands of panicked residents into ihe streets. III. '' home economics. " Nutrition in Casualty figures 'from police, hospitals and civil defe nse centers Studenl5 representing Mei gs Action," and , in the afternoon totaled 44 dead, more than 2,000 injured and an estimated 70,000 County will be Niese! Duvall " Portraits of Opportunity" homeless around Lima alone. and Diana Atherton of Eastern involving a series of exhibits Hi gh Sc hool a nd Sandra anq lectur e demo·nstration s EGYPT AND SYRIA HAVE MAPPED OUT JOINT battle CLUB TO MEET Carleton, Mike Magnotta and during a conducted tour . plans to counter any Israeli aggression aild could r~peat th e Charles Marshall of Meigs Youth' 'lfld science day is surprise attack that started last year's Middle E"Bst War, Egypt 's The Pomeroy Garden Club High School. sponsored annually by the top defense official said today. will meet at 7:30p.m. Monday Egyptian ' War Minister Ahmeq Israel said in Cairo "the at the.. home of Mrs. Fred Fifteen hundred or 'more of Coll ege of Agriculture and th e state's top sc ie nce · Home Economics and the Ohw next battle :- should it be our lot to wa ge.it - will be completel_y Blaettnar , Sprin g Ave . stud ents, representing every Agricultural Co un c il. Ohio different from the last war. The Egyptian command , m coor- . · ~embers are to answor roll TONIGHT. SATURDAY call with the name of a bulb county in the sta te, will be Valley Industries , Minersville, · dination with the Syrian .command, has l~id down joint pmns. to and SUNDAY atte nding the meeting. They is sponsoring the noon lun - . confront Israel .. . and IS .'" co~plete readmess for the possibility they would like to plant this fall OCTOBER 4-S-6 for spring. will hear the dea n of the i cheon for the five Meigs county of an outbrea k of host1hlles, Ismail said. Co llege of Agriculture and students . School principals and DIRTY MARY, DETROIT - THE FORD MOTOR CO. REPORTED record Home Economics, Dr. Roy M'. science teachers determine CRAZY LARRY Kollman, speak on " Answers which s tudents a tte nd th e sales for September, but its automotive rivals said their new car Technicolor to the Challenge of Wor ld confere nce, based on their sales plunged by 31 per cent overall . Strikes were blamed for Pe ler Fonda Fannine ." Other speakers will sc holasti c interests and muc h of the drop in Genejal Motors Corp., Chrysler Corp .. and "PG" Continued from page I CARTOONS include Wilbur A. Gould. abilities. American Motors Corp. sales for the last month of the old model Show Starts 7 PM Winge tt also sugges ted that professor of horticulture, who year . the Stale Department of High::::::::::~w:i:ll~t:a:lk:.::on:,."~T:he:.:G:o:od~o~f~th~e Jam es S. Davis A strike by the United Auto Workers union halted production ways be contacted in regard to a t AMC from Sept. 16 through the rest of the month. Other strikes a ditch near Sadie ~ s Mal- ket. died on Thursday slowed or stoppedpartsdeliveriestoGM,Chryslerand Ford . This is one of several requests But Ford, the second largest automaker, said Thursday a PORTLAND - Jannes S. strong start in sales of its 1975 model line boosted the month's council has made to the HighDavis, 81 ; Porllanrl , di ed ne w car sales to 203,496 - the highest one-month figure in way Department to do ' Thursday night at St. Joseph company history. something about that situa tion. H_9Spital, Parkersburg . He was The figure was 5.2 per cent hig her than the 193,300 new cars Thursday there was another preceded in death by his sold in 'September last year. serious accident caused by the parents, George and Anna ditch. Davis. Following a request made by WASHINGTON - ATTORNEY GENERAL William B. Smviving are his wife, Lula Sax be, citing a new FBI report of a 16 per cent rise in the crime a residen t, in regard to repair Wheaton Davis, Athens; four rate for the first .half of 1974, says the way to stop the increase is Of sidewalk in front of his sons, William and Mason , to send more people to jail. "Statistics show that 80 per cent of home, council agreed it was the Parkersburg; Dallas, Belpre , those actually convicted of felonies never wind up serving a day properly owner 's r esponand George, Tucson, Ariz. , and in prison /' Saxbe said in a news conference Thursday, a few sibility. three daughters, Mrs. Homer hours before the new FBI crime report was1118de public. Wingett reported that a trash I Virginia) Sa freed and " The consensus being that the greatest deterrent to crime is resceptable had been ordered Loucret ia Smith, both of cer tainty that they are going to prison, right now the odds are for the outside of the municipal Raven s wood , ~nd Mary rea l big that they will never go to prison," Saxbe said. building. Michael, Huntington. Police Chief Milton Varian Justice Department officials Thursday said they were Mr . Davis attended the Bald unable to provide detailed information to back up the 80 per cent was given permission to have Knob Church. estimate . Saxbe, in a later interview gave the same 80 per cent the new cruiser waxed. Funeral services , will be figure as applying to misdemeanors as well as feiQnies. Council was notified of an Monday at I p.m . at Ewing increase in gas prices as set Chapel with Rev. Freeland BOSTON - CITY OFFICIAI..'i HAVE authorized a protest forth in the fuel cost clause of Norris officiating . Burial will parade today by antibusing forces, despite rising tension and the exist!hg contract between be in North Ravenswood fears students may be smuggling weapons into some schools. the Village of Syracuse and Cemetery . Friends may call at Police Commissioner Robert diGrazia granted South Boston Syracuse Home utilities Co. the funeral home after 7 p.m . parents a permit for an antibusing parade after conferring with The increase is five cents per this evening . Mayor Kevin H. White and his staff late Thursday. 1,000 cubic feel of gas. It will become effective 30 days from filing of notification , Sept. 25. • Attending were Wingett , Troy Zwilling , Pi~ kens , Neutzling, and Hill , council members, Varian , Mrs. Crow, clerk, and George Holman, treasmer. Five top science students of Meigs County will a ttend the nint h a nnu al You\h and Science Coriference Saturday at the Ohio Sta te Univer sity Me r shon Auditorium HC .. cording to County Extension Age nt , Agriculture, John Rice. This year's . conferen ce centers aroUr,Jd " Food and MEIGS THEATRE More light : Savings Accounts make money. Checking Accounts control it. Together: A wir.ning team. Get them on your side. TBEBIGTWO. pomemv •utla nd 20c gasoline tax out ·' til election pomeroy national bank • Sawhill's the bonk of the ce ntury es labl i shed 1872 I FDIC MAIN OFFICE Mon .• Tues. , Wed , Tlwrs . 9 a .m. J p .m F riday 9 a .m . to 7 p . m . Satur day 9 a.m. to 12 Noon • RUTLAND BRANCH , Mon .• Tufls ., Wed .. Sat .. 9 a.m .·3 Thursday 9_ ~. m . to 12 Noon p.m. Fr iday 9 a.m . to 7 p.m. AUTO BANK HOURS I=IIIDAY 9 to 7-SATURDAY 9 to 12MONDAY-THURSDAY 9 to 3 A homet.;-.vn friend: The Inn Place Best In "' Live Entertainment WASHINGTON (UPI) mutinous in idea, Two days ago, Federal Energy even though the concept is Chief John C. Sawhill endorsed opposed by the commander in ar1 ener~y conservation idea chief. that would add 20 cents a gallon Differing opinions at the to the retail price of gasoline. highest level of government Thursday, President · Ford are typical of the "open adshot the plan down , at least for ministration" promised by the time being. Ford, the press aide said. But the varying views among "It is fair to say that the President does not favor this Ford insiders show the difficul· kind of tax on gasoline," White ty involved in pulling together House Press Secretary Ron an anti-inflation program that is economically effective and Nessen told reporters. Another Ford intimate, with politically palatable. So far, more than 100 ideas an eye to the political winds, are under consideration, ranghad a more candid assessment: ''You.couldn't sell ing from broad-based financial any kind of gasoline tax right aid for the poor to tax deducnow. We've got an election tions for home owner~ who coming up in November-; install energy saving · storm windows. remember?'' Ford has made some Htenta"But you can look for some kind of tax increase along with tive choices," Nessen said, and some other provisions like ·he will spend ''virtually the maybe the authority for ration- entire weekend" pulling the Ing later on, maybe in package together. January ,"the source added. Announcement of the longNessen said he found nothing awaited plan will be made before a joint session of Congress and a nationwide television audience · on Tuesday . Chairman Alan GreenspWI of the Council of Economic Ad, ·visors said Thursday that the program "is pretty well developed, " although Ford scheduled two separate Friday and Saturday 10 TIL 2:00 The'Meigs Inn PH. 992-3629 POMEROY "Good Lpck To Farmer Bob Evans Festival program fUll of fun and disabled voting this year, the . applications are print.ed below . Those wishing applications may write the Me!_gs County Board of Elections, P. 0. Box 488, Pomeroy. • • • ·• APPLICATION FOR ABSENT VOTER'S BALLOTS I, - , herebr, apply for absent voter's ballots to be voted by meat the e ection to be held on the day at-, 19----- Nf the election indicated.. abo ve is a Primary Election, applicant must fi ll in on the line below the name of the political party In whose primary he desires to participate) : I desire to vote ttle primary election ballot of the party. My voting residence is - of in the County of and the school district . l am a qualified elector entitled to vote at said election In sai d preci n.ct <or a former resident entitled to vote for President arid Vice-Pres ident only). I qualify for voting by means of absent voter ballOts because (Check One) : ' ,\...__ I am sixty-two years of age or more. ' .- ·- I will be absent from the cou.nty on the day of the elec- I w ill be confined in a hospital on the day of the election . I am unable to vote on election day for religious reasons . I am the Secretary of State or an employee of his offiCe. I am a member or employee of the Board of Elections. I am a pollln~ place official. I am on active duty with the organized militia In the Stat e of Ohio. . · , t Will be confined In a jail or workhouse, under sentenCe for a mi sdemea nor. or awaiting ·trial on a fe lony Or m isdemea nor , or the day of the election. I . '' I .' I I I I -...;:..· :. ' .. . - I PTA TO MEET RACINE - The Racine PTA will meet in special session at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the grade school. Further plans for the fall carnival to be held 'Nov. 2 will be . made and Father's Night will be . observed. A • membership drive will begin and Mrs. Ruby Vaughan and Mrs. Maxine Goeglein , district PTA representatives, will be speaking. · ((Signature) - ~-' of . ' ... ~ ASK TOWED' Mont Sayre Quillen, 72, Rt·.:!, Vincent, and Virginia Venice. Roush, 68, Minersville, · Roy Richard Powers, ~1, Huntington, and Anna ·Marie Theiss, 49, Pomeroy. .. ' LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in downtown Pomeroy at 11 a .m. Friday was 48 degrees under · sunny skies. BABS WITTE, FlEd DIRECTOR of the Meigs Marauder Baod I out of picture to the front, left) , led this majorettes' drill Friday night at halftime, Left to right are Kathy Werry, Pam Nicminsky, Judy Owen, Jenny Chapman and Joyce Hutchison. Bands ·thrill crowd at game in Pomeroy I .. $_ .:~:-;:'!§.~-::x-;.z&®-;-;::-;:::'«.(o::::-;::::::~:=~,;x::~~~ · HONEST BOY POMEROY - Pomeroy pollee are wmJa8 to bank on the honesty of I~ yeai-Otd Allen Yoang, son,of.Frank and I>onJJ Young, Chester Rd. Allen, pi>llce said Saturday, found a oum of money lolong the sidewalk In the vicinity of the· bookmobile beadquarten;NyeAve. andSR 124. He.brought It to lbe poll~e alation wllere the penon . ·who loot 11 ean have It after Identifying It aatlalactorUy. :;o · ;w'(i.:i: :.c· ;·sm···.. ·w~?··•~;:w.« . CAR IOCA ·a~ sure to take advantage of all the other "!loth Anniversary ~ale pnces a II over the store, at the Warehouse on Mechanic Street and · the Toy Store. • Keepsake .enQ.ag8.m.e-nt dia· mondshave perfect color, cut and clarity. ChOose irom our beautiful holiday selection . . DONE.INHASTE . COLUMJlUS . (UP!) · ~ C. William Swank,' execUtive vice preside~! of t~e Ohio Farm Bureau FederatiOn, . said Saturday tile decision by . the Ford ad· mirilstration to suspeQd the sale gra1n to tile . sOviet Union was ma9e m great baste" and should only 'be temporary·, Registe~ no~ on tl1~ ~hird flo,or or at tl!e Mechanic Street Warehouse for ssoo m 91ft cert1ffcates- no purchase necessary- yo·u need n t be present to )Yin. o ?!, Open both Friday and Saturday Nights until il o'clock. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . • ' '• I. ' ,, I ·. . ' ,,,. •' • .f" . I • I ~ ._ , I '· .,_ " ' • TIME TOGO .. CU:VELANi> (UPI) ~ John Byson, 19, Cleveland, escaped .Saturday from a slate correcUOII$ officer ala funeral h,o me here where be 111as attending his grarid· • mother's !~raJ , ·~~ori~ 5ald. i • . ·'. ••. ..Jc I • .' » • ' , ...._ ~·'\ · - . . '. ·j .. • Gallia ranch has POMEROY ~ Th,e Meigs County once used by the government as a lock Sheriff's Department revealed Saturday it house. They were apprehended by Is investigating a fire that oCcurred last Althouse at the scene. Appearing before County Court Judge week in the home or Mrs. Wayne Clemnd, Frank W. Porter Friday they were lined County Road 12 in Rutland Township. Sheriff Robert c, Hartenbach said $25 and costs each, sentenced to 10 days confinement, and are to make restttubon . Mrs. Cleland teporled that an unidentified pel'llOn apparently tried to set fire to her trailer while sbe was ~way. Slie said a man eame.to ber home two weekll ago and stole her pocketbook. When this .same nian appeared at her' home again Wedl\esday, she became frightened, got in her car, and left to.get her son. When she returned, the dresser in one of the bedrooms was on fire. The sheriff's department also reported that on Oct. 3 Deputy Elmer Althouse arreSted Forrest R. Teaford, 19, Rt. 1, Mlner&YiUe, and Dennls E. Long, 18, Long liottom, as they ·were remo.ving copper from a ·house owned by the U. S. Government located in Portland. The bouse was ·. " . PROBED BY SHERIFF POMEROY - Two accidents that occurred Thursday, one Involving Ben Philson on SR 124, and a tw.,.car accident on CR 25 In Chester Township, were Investigated by the Deparlmeot of Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach. Sheriff probing fire Berkline and Kroehler Chairs. made certain , of excellent quality. Choose from .solid vinyls · combination vinyl f\nd cloth • or all cloth • chairs. Fine selection of styles. I Battle Hymn . The block was wrapped to the center for th~ Festival Prelude and a fanrare;i A · di~pl8cement drill going to sidellne 1'foljowed . · Meigs , Southern, Eastern, Kyger creek, Wahama and Gallipolis bands were to compete in the Tri-State Marching Band Festival at Marshall University Saturday. Meigs majorettes are Judy Owen, Babs While, field director ; Kathy Werry, Joyce Hutchison, Pam Nicinsky and Jenny ' Chapman. Pirector Rodney Tolliver's snappy Gallia Academy High School marching band, attired in their new hats for the first time this fall, opened Friday's halftime show~ repeating a previous road presen( Continued on page 2) PoMEROY - The Meigs High School Marching band during Its performance Friday night at h~lf-tiine activities at ·Marauder Stadium entered from the visitors' side in a company front. They sidestepped into squads of eight with 16 squads Of eight marching across the field from the 10 yard line. In .the center of the field they closed into a block ' band formation playing " Battalagia," and following a ranfare , "Battle Hymn of Republic ." The band turned toward the visitors' side, half-stepped to the sideline, then turned toward the center, faced the homeside in block formation to play the I • * * PRICE 20 CENTS · Middleport-Pomeroy '• .:~:::::~:~~~:::::::».:::!'~:?&Ommo-..?.w.~~:::!~:&:::~::::::::::::::::!!: Keepsake Than 12,000 Families SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1974 GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT ' R lnga lrom .$100 10110,000 Reaching More Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley ' GALUA ACADEMY High School's inarching band, under the direction of Rodney ToiUver took part in. Friday's Meigs-Gallipolis halftime show at Marauder Stadi~, Pomeroy. The Galli& musicians finally received their new hats thls week to go with tbeir sparkling new uniforms. I!.LOORII.DO Your Invited Guest w• I am personally ill or physically disabled. The nature . my personal illness or physical disability Is - shee pshea rin g. The Reno Family, The Saturday program will rcature a champi on hor seshoe pitchers from contc:-il to select the Harvest Queen, and Lucasv ille, Ohio, will show their skills, Sunday 'will st:•rt with a 10 a.m . worship while the Ohio Bow Assn. demonstrates service led by the Rev. Paul Hctwks of Rio bow and arrow technique nearby. Grande, with hymn singin g by his wife, Scattered around the festival' grounds J oxee Ha wk s. will be nearby 60 craflsJnen and exhibitors Demonstrations Set and many will have articles for sale at Field demonstrations of vario~s kinds · booths . will -be held in the open etreas along Route Among the more WlUsual crafts are :15 . These include shcep)lerdi ng by • the scotc hing and spinning of flax and the continued on page 2 Bradlords' Border Collies and subsequen t + I am confined In a hospital as a result of an accident C{r unforeseeable medical emerg~ncy which occurre~ o n -, 1?- I am confined In Room ,Hospital, admitted to this hospital ori , 19 - , .. / Sc hoHI band . Principals look at ·teacher pay *** ** *** ' 'I; I ' . Consisting o£ f.alher Frank Co<'hran Hillfolk Dctm·ers, WaJ.ton Wheelers Square <tful hi ~ c hilr.tren. wh o rangp in age rrorn 7 D:wcers, Mor ga n's l ~a ider s, f.'lluntry tv Hi. th<' ~rou p k ~ ~eps toes tappin~ and music in slnu"n enlalists, and cast mem bers [rom ''Galli a Country. " :1 hi sto ri c-al heads Uoblling with its seleetions suf'h as ··Uflli.• John ':-; Boogie'' and "Boil the musical pageant perfor'incd an nua lly at Cabbagt• .Dow~ . " The group rc~tturcs the farm . ban jo , violin, guitar t.md bass. Rollflding out the pili 'Yill be high school performers or the tpoint Pleasant Other enlerl.ainers sc heduled [or the three-day rest include Bd Bruce. country - <W. Va. l Band and the Gallipolis High 1. - . hereby apply for absent voter's ballots to be voted l:fy me at the election to be held on the- day of - , 1~ . ( If the election indicated above Is a primary election, applicant must fi ll in on the line-below the name of pollticalr:rty In whoSe primary he desires to participate) : I desire to vo e .the primary elect ion ballot of the party . My voting residence is of In the county o f - ar:td the - school district. I am a qualified elector entitled to vote at sai d eledion in said precinct, but I will be unable to travel to ttie polling place in my precinct on the day of the election becauSe· (Check the appropriate statement and fill In the blank spaces). RECLINER CHAIRS V£NTUR~ anrl Wt•s lt •n• Sltli-!,er rrrlhl No.shviJIP : !hi' singi ng ( 'nun lry Twins, "singer Beth Me ~ Vcy. Miss West Virgihi<.t 11f 197:t: thl• APPLICATION" FOR ABSENT VOTER BALLOTS BY DISABLED VOTER OR VOTER HOSPITALIZED BECAUS'E OF ACCIDENT OR MEDICAL EMERGENCY ** r ft•s ll \';d. i UH I i i!'IH 'O II"I ' d i!~•. ai fl : 1( !ht• l4~1!h i\ n nn;•l Bio < ~rmttlt.• Ht'i.lll DifiJit•r lwld a t 1ht· fat'lll ir• hugus l. l:t:-;1 .\"4';1 1" \ tmts VOL. 9 NO. 36' * ' . I musk .c~t ttle Tann 's outdonr thea l.n•. The rarm is loe~1led un Ruut.E.' ~~5 . a nd the festival hours arc 10-6 on Friday . !)-ti on Saturday and 9-5 on Sunday. Headlinin g the entertainment program once again is the Col'hnm Family from Dia na, W. Va. This six-member blueg rass in strwnenu\1 group was a top attrm·fio.n at Cloudy and mild today, showers in west by evening. Highs in the low 80s south. Cooler tonight. Cloudy Monday, showers probable. (Signature)- REGULAR 121.00 AND 132.00 TO SHOW SLIDES John Riebel 'will show· slides of his trip to lsrllel and The Holy Land Sunday at 7:30p.m . at · the Mt. Hermon U. B. Church. The public Js Invited to attend. • · I Wl~ st Virginia. Pl•nnsylvan ia <UHI Wale.s . F:n l{'rtainers will prt1vidc 111111 -s top <.'I)Uf1 try Weather tion . - I The Meigs Marauders " ' ur ultl-fasluuncd l'rafl :-; k(•pl a I.1\'l' by . t'nl rt smE.~n ;md arlis! Hl ~ frum Ohio. s lr.c~tiom; GALt.IPOLIS - Bnb Evai1s. onl' of America 's bes t-known farmers. will welcoq1e thousands of visitors to his annual .Bob Evans Farm Festival on October 11, 12 and 13 a t his l ,liJO-acre farm in southeastern Ohio. Admission and parking are free . Friday will be Senior Citize ns Day at the fe stival. Last year some 60,000 people traveled from hither and yon to the small town of Rio Grande , 14 miles.northwest of here , to enjoy the many exhibits and demon- OESTOMEETZ RACINE - Racine Chapter 134, OES will hold its October stated meeting at 8 p.m., Monday at the Masonic Temple with election of officers and the reading of reports to be a part Of the business session. No charges were flied in an •accident Thursday on Rt. 7 In Meigs County; . The Gallia-Meigs Post State · · Highway Patrol said Doyle W. Knapp, 31, Pomeroy, lost consciousness, and hls car which went off the highway striking an embankment. He was not injured. .Due to an error in the highway patrol report, a correction is made · in the account of the collision Tuesday night at 10:30 p:m . on Rt. 218, three miles south of Rt. 7: The accident involved vehicles operated by David L. Lilly, 34, Crown City, 'l'ld a 17· year-old Rt. 2, ·Grown City youth. II · was reported that Mrs. E·. M: 'Cox, 43, Northup, was a passenger In the Lilly vehicle which was incorrect. Mrs. Cox was in a vehicle following those in the accident. Four Piece Group From Lancaster, 0. Continued from page I provis ion for poll workers going to a utomobiles to assiSt disabled voters, a procedure which will not be permitted at the Nov . 5 election. ln order to clarify absentee 11 Oth Anniversary Sale NEEDLE FOUND OSWESTRY, England (UP!) - After performing back surgery on Jane Vaughan , 82, the doctor asked if she had lost a six-inch knitting ·needle . That's what he found lodged in her back. The doctor said he believed Mrs. Vaughan sat on it without noticing about a year ago . no charge filed They Play It All! Absentee ·voting ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY meetings today with top advisers to consider additional options. Embankment hit, "Devotion" ' . ~ .' 10 ~ The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, 0<-t. 4, 1974 . ' / . 3 prime animals COLUMBUS - Bob Evans' Hidden Valley Ranch represented by its manager Fred Vollborn, had three prime animals during the Ohio Feeder Calf Round-Up Friday and Saturday at the Ohio State Fairgrounds here . According to Fred Dee!, Gallia County 4-H agent, the Hidden Valley Ranch had the best overan " Get-of-Sire" Charomls and tbe reserve·grand champion Charolais steer in the senior division . Teresa Jividen of Northup ,ta member of the Theviner Pioneers,~ tOok reserve ghind champion honors in the junior division with a Hereford helfer. Miss Jividen also · pla~ed seventh in showmanship and Kim Woodward, Rt. 1, North!Jp, a member of the Mountaineers 4H Club, took fourth place in ' the junior division. · Gallla County's overall rating was ·sixth among all counties participating in the roundup. Qther participants were Mark Jividen and Jim Jividen of the Thevlner Pioneers; Lisa and-Matt Saunders, Gallipolis FFA; Gary FeUure and Lisa Lou Fellure of tile 'J;'heviner Pioneers. · GALLIPOUS - Principals of Gallia County Local's 11 schoolo, who were left out of the recent pay increases granted by the Gallia County Local Board of ,Education, apparently are looking for comparable adjustments. The group, which met Thursday evening, is headed by Cliff Wilson of North Gallia High School. The prin c ipals examined the new teachers' contracts signed las~ month by the Gallla County Local Teachers' Association and the board Of education ·and outlined implementation of the contract into the total school en· vironment. In attendance · .were Ross Fleming, Executive Director of the Ohio Association of Secondary School Principals, and Bill Murphy, attorney for the Ohio Association of School Administrators. Fleming was GAHS principal 1958-64. Other topics reviewed were curriculum development, teacher evaluations, and the lacil of classroom space ~n,\1 facilities In · some. of }he buildlngs In .tile county school sysll!m. Charles Dowler, princlpal ljt Bidwell· Porter Elementary School, wasl named as spokesman for the principals at all future meetings of the Gallla County Local Board of Education. In case he cannot, one.of the other princlpais will be designated . The principals were not included In the index raise received by Gallia County's teaching staff. Beginning Sept. 9 the teachers ' Index went from $6,900 to $7,100 per year which will be Increased to $7,400 on Jan . 1. The matter was discussed lor one hour d\ll'ing the regular meeting of the board of education Sept. 21. but no action City ready for • • many VISitors 1.- •· t·(·:~~ ~.~ "tt.:; . ri, I ". fj f; f, j " h r. Future of ARC will be aired on. October 15 ATHEN~A public" hearing on pr<>federal legislation 10 ~tlr)ue the Appalachian Reglonai·Commlel6ii~ Al'lCi ' Program lis set for Tuesday, Oct. 15 at 7 p.m. at he Athens Clty-Coupty ·Health Building, 274 West .Union St... Richard Holl, president of the-Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Regional Development District, said the meeting Js c<>sponsored by the Appalachlan Regional Commission , Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development and the BH-HVRDD to seek the Ideas of the citizens of thls Region for new legislation to be presented to Congress for the renewal of the :Appalachian Regional (Continued on page 2) poaed . • Events Schedule For Bicentennial Ball at the National Guard POINT PLEASANT Downtown Point Pleasant has Armory , Her prize Is a threethe welcome signs out today for day fall vacation at the swank thousands of curious vlsl.tors Greenbrier in While Sulphur expected to come in to inspect Springs for two. Mrs. Robert (Mary) Adkins historical dispmys in merwas first runnerup ~ winning a chants' show windows In this "Faith of Our Fathers' Day." dlsmond watch. .Today is the second day of the ' There were seven places In Bicentennial celebration that the popular contest that In· will continue through ! his volved many, "who were first nominated by secret ballot and week. ,;', A highlight will be frOin, 9 ·.then selected according to a .m.· to noon when dlr~ct 'efforts expended In the sale of descendants of the warriofs in ·tickets to the Historical the Battle of Point Pleasall \ in Musical Drama, Rivers of 1774 are to .register at ' the Destiny. Other winners and their Mansion House. : prizes ln~lude: Mrs. Thomas The big celebration got off to Bailey, second runner-up, a sensational start Frl~ay night when Mn. Cha[ les Toastmaster table top oven ·' Mrs . Arnolda S. (Jewell) Coltrill was croWned 'broiler . First Lady of the Bieenteimlal (Continued on pa~e 2) ' SUNDAY,OCfOBERI •· FAITH OF OUR FATHERS l>AX All Day - VIewing of the historical windows In manr of the merchant windows in Mason County. . . ·· Morning - Commemorative Service~ in many of the Churches of Mason County. Each church has been asked to mark this Sunday with special observances during their regular morning w01:shlp. Attend the church of your ch~lce and take part in thls memorable event. 9:ooa.m .• 12 noon - Direct Descendants of the participants of the Battle of Point Pleasant are asked to register at the, Mansion House where they will be given Identifying Insignia. A Historical conaultant wiU be present to discuss lh1es of descent. 2:-6: p.m. -The Hospitality Center at the Mason County Coart House will be open for the registration of vilfitors and guests. 2: -5 : p.m. - Colonial. Tea Party sponsored by the Colonlal Charles Lewis Chapter of the N.S. of the D. A. R. on the lawn of the Mansion House at Tu-Endie-Wel Park. The pubUc Js Invited to thla event. _ .. Afternoon :_ The arrival of troopa b y canoes launched by the MoWltaineer Flintlock Riflemen as a reenactment of Colonel Lewis arriving in Point Pleasant 200 years ago at T~Endie-Wel Park. . 7:30 p.m. - The Bicentennial Inter-Faith CommWllty Service at the newly constructed Fort Randolph. A combined choir of many of the participating churcl!es lhrough()ut the County· will furnish special music. Bishop D. Frederick.Wertz, Bishop of the West Virginia Methodist Church will be the guest speaker, MONDAY, OCfOBER 7 PIONEER ,\ND HOMEC()MING DAY All Day - V(ewing of the hlstorlcal window dlaplays In mWIY of the merchants windows.of Mason County. 10 a.m.• a p.m. - The Hospitality Center in 1be Muon CoWJty Couri House.Will be open lor the registration of visitors . BIG BANG DUE ' GUERNSEY, Channel Islands (UP! ) A drifting and crewless Cypriot freighter , crippled py !Ire and car~ylng 150 tons of dynamite, threatened navigation in ' theEnglishChannelSaturday. The French navy said II would sink the vessel by aerial IJ<?mbing . CARPENTER AT WORK _ Herman Carson" of near Bashan, a carpenter for some 45 years., Is busy these days remodelhrg tbe first floor of the former Meigs County Children's Home building · intd' quarters for the-. . . staff of ·the . Meigs County Board of · $10,0110 BOND SET . CINCINNATI CUP!) - Clifford J . E_ducation. The· new qiJarters are exKroger, 38, form erly of Cincinn~ti, pected to ·be ready about Oct. 15. AI) charged with tbe · kidnaping of A,llison auction ·is being pmnned of equipment . no l!>r!ger needed at the children 's 1: Mecbem, 4, Saturday was bound ove< to the Hamilton County Grand Jury following home. Helping in the project are Meigs a- hearing ,in Mun.i dpal Court. His bond County Commissione~ Warden Ours was continued at Sl<J!l,OOO. and George McHaffie. 'r ·-/ · ' · ' · · was taken . Principals attending Thursday's meetlng at Oscar's were Piul Dillon, Hannan Trace High School; Cliff Wilson, North Gallia High School; Bob Powell, Vinton 'Elementary; Charles Dowler, Bidwell-Porter Elementary; Paige Sheets, Cadmus and Centerville Elementary Schools; Max Haffelt, Cheshlre·Kyger·and Addaville Elementary Schools and Uoyd L. Myers, Southwestern High School. Roi;!ert L. Lanning Of Kyger creeli and Allee Fulks of Hannan Trace were absent. . and' guests. , · will be for · 9 a .m .• 5 p.m. - The Mansion Houae open visitation and the reglstratio~ of Direct Descendlmts of the ' participants In the Battle of Point Pleasant who will be used identifying Insignia. lbi · All Day - Bi~tennlal Historical displaY• and ellh ts on the corner of Fifth and Main Streets.. Worklng.eshlblts of · ·All Day- Old Fashioned arts and crafts which dale back to the earliest settlers will be demonstrated. 2 p m - Groundhreaklng Ceremonies for th~ one-room schootho~ at the west end of Krodel P111k adjacent to Route 2, condooted by the Mason County · Esten!"on Homemab.rs. Parking ava!lable on Corpsof Engineers Boat launchlnJIIot . ·6 · ....; ""'"'ning of the BlcenteMlai Ri~ and cone . 'i~ · p .m. 1 , . . "'· 'I , . on the comer,of S\x\11 and. Mam """"""~ · ---·- .... I . r • f '" · FIRST LADY ~Wilmer ollbe Bleeotennial 'Fint Lady' contest, whleh wu "l'-""'ed list Dlgj!l, was Mra. ~rles «'t~tr!ll. ~~~· ·. 1 •:'!11 here wllb be.~ ,,band. . r : .. I • ; • . , .. v... . ' 1 ir.I J·7 L. I ' . . .,._...., /( <iii•, ' ·j • ·, t . . a . ·~ ,r, •- � 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. 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