http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/7a17c614d3eddf7e189113790b2f93c1.pdf cde787d9ee5078d96e6c499503325e9d PDF Text Text . . School use policy c~arifiCil 10 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o~. Thlll1lday, Oct. 9, 1975 wmm study Wlllounced Deaths HOSPITAL NEWS · vetl~'M~:~alHoapllal Howard No,.;,an PLEASANT VALLEY . ,; · HS'ward J . Norman, 91 of DISCHARGES - Mrs. AdMITTED Don ATHENS - The Ohio 277 S. Monroe Avenue, Cl~yton Hager, Albany; Jay Stephenson, Middleport; Valley Health Services Col umbus died October 7, at Shies, Albany; Mrs. David ~ e Lma t Wine brenner, Foundation, a regional health !he fam ily residence. Hewes Sneed, Mt. AIID; Mrs. Fred ~yracuse; Dordy Call, plan nin g agency for born In Langsville. Meigs Richards, Gallipolis; Floyd Pomeroy·,•.1 Ain ' OS ' """, Countv on Sept: 15, 1878, son ....,. Jr., Southeast Ohio based here of the late Hlran and Laura Bush, Letart; Randolph Rutland. will release bid specificatlons Gomer Normen. He was the Fraley, Cheshir~ Jay Slone, DISCHARGED _ Vinton on October 11 for a ~ounty last surv iving member of his Leon; Thomas .Kearns, Jones, Robert, Bishop, Louise of four boys and two ·survey and study of com- · family girls . Clifton ; Mrs., Kennetll Bray, DeLong, Phyllis Hendrix, munication systems. He married Nora West on . Clifton; Mrs. Rex White, . Paul Wickline Thelma The Initial study area Oct. 20. 1907. He Is survived Reedy; Mr . s. John Gleason, Berry, Grace slob'art' , Jack by the followlnQ sons and encompasses those counties daughters-In-law: Hartley Point Pleasant; Raymond Lyons, Daniel Talbott. of the state along its eas~rn and Gladys Norman, Frank Angell, Gallipolis; Kennlt and southern borders that and Maille Norman, Henry Cooke, Middleport, Holzer Mtdteal Center • Gean Norman . Two 'have been deslgna ted to be a and grandsons, four daughters BIRTH - Oc!Dber 8, a son ( Dlscltarc~· OcL 81 part of the 13-sta te Ap- and several cousins. nletes to 'Mr. and Mrs . David Larry Kelllfeth Al'thur, II, palachian region. and nephews . He was Pierce, Pomeroy. Maggie D. Barr,. Edward · ll is expected that com- preceded In death by his wife Nora, two sons, Hershel and Marion Blake, Becky Sue munica tions engineering Robert. whose widows surBrown, Homer S. Carman, firms will assess the types of vives . Larry J. Carpenter, Jr., Glen They were lonQ time systems presently existing CoiCSWITCHED res idents of Gallla County, Ril!phCaton, Ada Jane Clary, for eme rgency medi cal !Porter) . He was a· retired Because Monday Is Mrs. Gary R. Cooper and, services, medical television, employee of C & Q Railroad Columbus Day, the daughter, Alfred Allen Cupp, rura l medical clinics, mass Co. Pomeroy Chamber of Dorothy Lucille Davis, Mrs. Funeral servlc"' will be transportation and law en- Saturdoy Commerce will meet Michael H. .D~vis .and Oct. 11 . at 11 a.m·. forcement, fire and disaster. ·from Paint Creek Baptist Tuesday at nooa at ibe daugh~r. Mildred Dearth, Il ls expected the study will Church with Rev. Elbert D. Meigs Inn. , Marilyn Lou Fee, Lula Jane McGhee officiating. Burial develop guidelines and for- will Maxine Plummer, Fi tQhpatrlck, Madelyn E. be In Pine Street ma ts for ex panding or Cemetery, Golllpolls, under executive dlteclor of ibe Garrett, Richard E. Hackett, replicatlng . these systems the direction of McNabb Community ileallb aud Funeral Home Inc. Colum- Retardation Board of Mrs. David Lee Hammond, elsewhere at minimal costs bus. and daughter, Brian Keith and for the sharing of basic Meigs, Jacksoll and GaDia Harold, Betty Jane Harrillon, Vlsllatlon will be held In resources of all public Columbus Frldey evening Countres, .will be ibe pest Paul Wayne Holsinger, Linda and the body will lie In state communication systems. speaker. All memben llllll Mae Hutchison, Anna K. at the church In Gallipolis interested merchiiDIII are Kelly, Carl W. Knapp, Jr., from 10 to 11 . urged to attend to discuss Mrs. Carl L. Lucas and son, Christmas promolloa Shirley Ann Mayse, Robert plans. McCormick, Wayne D. TONtTE ASK TOWED Metzler, Lorlce Mae Parsons, OCT.9 Marriage licenses have · NOT OPEN Brenda SU88n Pennington, been Issued In Meigs County Kevin James Pridemore, NOW "CB INC." Probate . Court to Jeffrey Ohio.llecretary of State Ted Erma J. Rice, Mary Owen·l.enlgar, 23, Chauncey FRI.-SAT.. SUN . . Dover, and Pamela Sue W. Brown has . Issued a .MJ~rgaret Riffle, Randolph OCT. 10-11-12 Wilson, 18, Albany, and ro --charier to The Big Bend Scot!, Laura Scruggs, Mrs. THE RACE WITH James Arthur Snyder, 20, Citizens . Band Radio Club Michael R. Stewart and son, · THE OEVIL t Technicolorl Middleport, and Reva Lucille Inc. to operate as a non-profit Michael Ray Toney, Sharon Show Starts at 7: llO p.m. corporation. Its principal Lee Woolum. Patterson , 29, Rutland. ( Birllll, Oet. 8) office Is in Pomeroy. William Mr. and ·Mrs. Charles Schultz, Route 3; Gary Watterson, daughter, Apple Hysell, 409 W. Main.St., and Grove, W. Va. Guy D. Hysell, Route 3, all of PLAYING NITELY Pomeroy, are trustees. William Schultz has been PUBLIC NOTICE appointed ·Statutory Agent. ' Sealed bids will ~· rece ived MEIGS.THEATRE ELBERFELDS IN .· POMEROY 1 0 clock noon on October 20. TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY GEO. HALL TUES.-THURS. 8:30-1:00 FRI. & SAT. 8:30-2:00 • The MEIGS INN' 992-3629 TWO RENEWED Contracts for . fire protection with the Racine Fire Dept. have been renewed for the next yellt by Sutton and I •v .. T•wru.hips. Lebanon 'T nshlp has not rf • e11e.' ; Ulage officials re, · rted. MEET POSTPONED ' A meeting of the Meigs County Fish and Game Assn. has been postponed until Oct. 15. ' / I Best In Live Entertainment 1975; on eny of the following propose Is . . ~· MEN'S AND BOYS' DEPARTMENt 7st F.loor 777th Anniversary Sale WINTER . JACKETS ' ... . our JUVEN ll£ ·JACKETS 12.95 Jackets 14.95 Jackets Heavv duty bat erv 80 AMP Anternator '2 AMP Min . SALE PRICES . . MEN'S JACKETS Oct. 10 11Jru Oct. 18 Store Hours: 9-15 .• ,m. to s p.m. Monday, Tu11day, Wednesday, Thursday, and S.turday. Friday t: lS a.m. to e:oo p.m. 11.95 15.95 16.95 18.95 22.95 24.95 26.95 29.95 39.95 JACKETS JACKETS JACKETS JACKETS JACKETS JACKETS JACKETS JACKETS JACKE~C: • • • • • · • • • • •• SALE 8.84 • • • · · · SALE 1\.74 SALE 12.54 · · · · .. · SALE 14.04 · · · · • · SALE 16.94 · · · · · · · SALE 18.44 SALE 19.94 SALE 22.14 SALE 29.54 8.95 JACKETS 12.50 JACKETS 12.95 JACKETS 14.95 JACKETS 15.95 JACKETS 18.95 JACKETS 19.95 'JACKETS 22 .50.JACK ETS SALE 6.64 SALE 9.24 SALE 9.54 SALE 11.04 SALE 11.74 SALE 14.04 SALE 14.74 SALE 16.64 ' .· · · · . SAVINGS IN THE MEN'S AND BOYS' DEPARTMENT Save in the ~ns and Boys Department o1n these Slfle items during our 111th Anniversary Sale. ' Vlny" upholStery Pqwor disc Drekes pollee body peckagt end Sale_Starts Friday, BOYS' JACKn5 .' --llliiiJ Boys Jeans and Slacks - Regular . Slims and Husky sizes 8 to 18. Fine selection . . Pos lllve traction rear &xle R:oof gutters Calibrated speedometer and transferring radio, siren, fleshing signets, flrt extinguishers and protective Stlleld from present car to new car . 2. For sele by the VII loge of ~omeroy Its l97o4 Chevrottt four door a cylinder, without radio eQuipment, · fire ex . tlngulsher, siren, flashing signals and protective shield . Mens Shirts - Dress Shirts . Sport Shirts · Knit Shirts • Leisure Shirts. . ' Mens Flannel Shirts- Extra-heavy $9.95 wark flannel shirts Sale $7.78 • $5.95. Sport Flannel Shirts. Sale $4.44. ... ---- ......................l·..,.-............................ . Mens Double Knit D~ess Slacks solid colors and patterns. Sizes 29 to 44. ...,, ...,, ...,.....,._._.._.._.._ _ _..._..._... .., I ;nqbo:l"' "lZI I _ _ _ ..,.. _ _ _ _ W""I Ire' & Mens Leisure Suits - An excellent selection. You'll really save on what you need. - .. Aolll!"._._.._.,__..,. I I - .................. The bidder mey state either what he will give for the 197-4 · Chevrottt or what amount he will allow' as a trade In for the new pollee cruiser described above . Each bl~der mev bid lor either lhe purchase of lho 197~ Carhartt Brown Duck Work Clothes - Complete selection ·_ Special savings now. All sizes. Chevrolet or for the sale to the Mens and Boys Sweaters - Special sale prices on ou: entire stock. Coat styles Slipovers Sleeveless Sweaters. · Vlltaot..of Pomeroy of a new pallet cruiser 'described abOve or both . Each bid must contain MEN'S 1 RACK LADIES' SPORT COATS PANT SUITS. COATS. DRESSES & SPORm1EAR Polyester knit•-&- wools~ 1h REDUCED 20% LADIES' DRESS SUITS • Polyester knit & wool b!llnds. PANT SUITS REDUCED 20% REDUQD 20% ' the full name of every person or company Interested In ftte same, end the bid must be accompenled by a check or bond ln the sum of $100.00 lo lhe satisfaction of the VIllage Council 11 a guaranty that If the bid Is accepted; contract wltl be' enlered Into and Its perform•nce Then checks or bonds Will be returned at once to all except the succes~tul bidder . PUUDVER SHIRTS Turtle neck, mock h•: tle, crew & button. . REDUQD 30'1. , _ MEN'S Hlschecksor bond wltl be held Wool . nylon & Knits REDUCED 20% MEN'S PANTS Dress & Casuals REDUCED 20% · Men's Long Sleeve DRESS.SHIRTS 20% lADIES. BLOUSES REDUCED 20% LADIES' DRESS mATS & CAR mATS REDUCED 20% lADIES All.WEAlHEP COATS REDUaD30% On A re(tcl eny end ell bids. Jane Welton~ · Clerk · Vlllageol ·New l,,Pomtrov (101 9, 16. 21c ·• I~ White ~ and . WIN,TER JACKETS ~DUQD LADIES SlACKS REDUCED 20% Save This Weekend until the contract or bid Is proporlv execultd bY him . The right Is reserve4f to '.~>I Men's Long Sleeve Knit FALL ·coAT SALE properly secured . Fall Coat · ' . Our entire stock of misses, womens, ·--- . half sizes, juni~rs. and preteen . (young Junior) included. Anniversary Sale prices on Women's Lay-A-War Jewelry, Luggag•. Tablecove~ · !'Irs.": W••kd1y1 f-5 Sat.f-1 . • 'I VOL XXVII . . ISRAEU REPRESENTATIVES TODAY SIGNED the final dOOIIIII!III ~the IDIIrim J111C11 '111-' wlib Egypt . The tdgnlna In Jeruaalml followed U. S. Senate approval Thunday ~ leglalaUon pamtttq ibe llalloning ~ 200 American dvllillllec:hnldanl in the Sinal Oelert to monitor the dllalp&ement pact between the two eow~trlee. The Houle ~ Representallwl •14*~ tbe prcpoul Weclnellday. The IJraeU llgiW1c 'llpifted officii! 1mplementation of tbe pact negotiated by Secretaryex~::) Henry Ki111J18er. Governmel!~ IIOUI'Illl in ClirO llltllflellall wltb the Wuhlngton and JII'UIIlem lltepl compleiiDg lbil'~eeond Interim acreement. · ·. .. WASHINGTON- SEN. !,LOYD BEN'l'SEN,I).Tea.; 11)'1 be will foclll hill campaign fllr ibl DemocHilc .. !Witlal nomination b1 elabt IIllO lley lltlt.a,lloillnllbe !*'IY will tum to blm at a deadlocked CIIIMIIIiaa. Bentalllllld blutraiiiY Ia to ''plly to youutu at'-" in carefull7 w1111d.,.. ~key 11aa and a~~m~iire COIIIy tllallnrlde prlllllry Bintllll outlined his llri!IIY fllr 1 lllllltad @. Ia ID I I tiW .... \ll1llad , _ - • n ~~ ~ JICitl()rillliid.aibq 'I$•Ibl ....lriiii*Rtlftepl t·18 lhe CliVilded field fl. l'ti~O!!ftllc cwdjplll · ~ ''No, I'm nat pallbJI out," Ill lal4. ''Not 'lrltll flOG.~ waltq lor me in Jllmry" in fedlraiiiiBidlq fundi. ''That The annual parade to Dllkelno lt1ll8 at ail. Not with fJJO,OOO (an hand now) in the welcome In the holiday bank." eeuon was set for Monday, • Dec. l; by the Middleport MOSOOW- NUCLEAR PHYSicrsf ANDREI Slkharov Chamber of Commerce ll)'lbe lwipellil Nobel Pace Prlle will eiiC(IIIflilt East-West · Thursday · evening at th_e detente and help poiiUeal prllonen in the Soviet Union. The Columbus and Southern Ohio 54-yur-Gld,dentlll-\blflnt Scmet dtilea ro win lhe peace Electric Co. buildb\g. pr1ae - to1d nporten at an inJpramptu rlews mennce . All bands, groups and in· Thunday he doem't want the nard to he CGIIIdered a dlvlduals wishing to parehalle..e to the Kremlin. ; ticlpate In the annual parade SaldllroY, wbo helped develap lbe Soriel,llfdrolen bcmb are asked to contact ibe before hecoltllnl 1 polltk:al dt"""nt, uld be hill* the Western Auto St..re in Mid· Kremlin will let blm go to Olio In Dacemher to pick up the dleport. pr1ae IIIII tJ43,000 u a•ard.. ln announclni the award Attending the planning 'lburaday, the Nonrtclan Nobel committee aald Saltharov's session were Mr. and Mrs. ''learleu eflort in ibe ca111111 of peace among mankind Hnts Don Wlllon, Mr. and Mrs . • a DIIChty llllplration to aD true endeavcn to tromote John Werner, Mr. and Mrs. peace." Narinlng Kloes; Richard SaldllroY bu been an OI&Wpollml critic of ibe Soviet Owen, Mike Williams and l)'1ltelll and a eampatper fill pollllc:al rigbt.il In hll homeland. Cub Bahr. 1•· SAN FRANCISOO PLANNED t)'plc:al taur11t tnalmllat for Japane•e Emperor Hiroblto CLOSING MONDAY today, lnelud~ a View !rGm till Goldell Gate Bridle, llld The C!OUI'thouae will be 11 hoped to ofrllt 1 welcGme of gully wind IIIII esblnc rain. cloled Monday in observance Blroblto, (II the Jut mainland llop ~ the biltorlc u. s. vlllit, of Columbus Day, Common wu to be e~vtn • ride over the brldp with allop at a vi1ta Pleas .llidge John C. Bacon po111t to m san Francla'to'• IIQIIBe. 'l'bell p1an1 called 1or ordered today. him to 'VIlli Golden Gate Park and lbe Japan Center. HlrobltO, 74, 11111 the 1:1•4*• wwe acbe!fuled to fly to Hawaii later today befcn relurill!lc home. They arrived ill the United Slates lllpt. 10 and met Prtlldent Ford at the White Houla. Tilly flew IDto San Francllco from San DleJO late 'lbtnllay.llolblllnbllll and lila wife uch 'carrlad an 1iDibrellll • !bey deplinad and lded to a wallinC llmaullne wblch took them to u. St. Francll Hotel in till downlolm dlllrlcl. Allveclo 11111111 a ata...._t coudemnli1l "111111111 all-.e , til vlollnct, eapedaDy by af !illnodty poiiUI:BI .. · Till lltadt flllld to mealkli any sptdftc ~. but ,IPP'!I"fd llmld It ~ .clvWIDI ad so~n ~ for.lbe utallttaw Ill .Adm. Almdo'l - OOIIIIkJn cabiDit. '11M Bocla!W. and llft.Gf-eenter Papular Dllnocrall, the~~~~~~·· two llrplt poUIIoal )lll'llel, Cllled I'IUits today in ~.~' Be sure to register In the Home Furnishings Annex or at the Mechanic Street Warehouse for the $300 In Gift certificates to be wen by ttur .customers. No purchase necessary . .You nied not be present to win. · ' ~ al u. Almdo ~OYtl'llllllllt. : 'l'bljita.....al ctD<•ID"MMIJGIIIIIIbat ''tlb ldvanflll ti den .......... to ...... JWGiriiDI - liiiiPCil• to dulrOJ tha dmiGratle ordlr and rllldDI canfrCII'I!IIoM Ulat C01IId 111ft lbl llllllt all·· ~" ' ELBERFELDS ,IN POMEROY lllfljllws ' ·· ,lllilJ ,-. CCIII- WASIING'ION - '1111 BINAT! TlllJRIIDAY nllht Cl1lllftr1Did 'l'btlmiiiOel'l' a II\ fi!IW'Y of tilt lillll'lor IIIII . ' . ConUnuecl .. pap 14 ! tlecisiOn on plant site. ' . · ·.. ,;e education. """ ' 1 t •. . .L lll& "' SPRINGFIELD, ill. <UPI)- A state energy official says he is afraid political maneuvering might cost illinois its chance fpr an exJ!I!rimental $237 million coal c;onversipn ,plant. , Coalcon-:- tl!! ~.,X;q'k·\lUed conllo~tiqm of energy-.-elated c.ompanies which plans to build the plant - earlier· this week recommended eight ' sites to the federal Energy ~earch and . Development Agency. Coalcon o~!!f had beard argumentS on beh~ of 16 pro sites. ERD!- now must lli1TOW the eight-site field im-:"' ' · ~·~·;t·:~!'~~~=~~!~:!~:~:~~=r· ''had the gull" to tell · Cllir Caunly, near - The biiW meana" Pt...,t hadtobeen "There hal been aome aiked If the cancelation trouble In Louisville •aS a meant he was becoodng a· res"GttYof court-ordered, . By ROBERT KIECKHEFER leader's d d nee e pno...ade day ..._IP'fl. SAN FRANCISO) - • n }i • . • . .r;O . ~tiCS m ";! T 111tIJ.' m · USBON, PORTUGAL- mE BELEAGUERED Par· • .. revealed ibe Ideality of a tllel,l.. jODDd in the IJIOI!Illalu near here Sept. WASHINGTON (UPI) - which he had Aid he would . 11 , a1 ibat of Donald K. President Ford has blamed· . not allow ro happen as a Wfllllima, U, Fairview surro11nding result af two asaa88inatim disturbances Pa~ Olllo. • • court.:Ordered busing for alal'llll last month days in A ' hlk~r found the cancelation of a scheduled callfarnla. akeletoa, uaclothed from trip to LOulivllle, Ky., next ''Under no clr· ibe wa111 up and ladling . cumstances,:: be replied, ldeDUflcalton papm. The week. He told his news conference noting he was · going to PIJDa County sheriff's Thursday his appearance in Hartford, Cmn., 'I'Uelday and ,, office ukl he boarded a bus at Cleveland, Ohio, last Louisville nelt Tlllnday was to Detroit today for April Z3, telllllg hill!lmlly called Ofl·becaliSe of ''trouble Republican f11Dd-raising .. . he wat colng to a moun- ... as a result of court- ev~lil. " He said "I was ad~ by taiDoal area to commit • ordend, forced busing ·to achieve racial balance In . Looiavll1e offlciala 88 well as aulchle. · oiberl that under ibe current >:::::':':'::::::::»>::::::::::::::::::::::,::::;<:::::::::::::::::::· scbooll." ¥ord toot ibe oppcrtunlty circu1111tances I should tD .repeat Iii opposition to cancel ibe trip to LoWivllle, . "court-ordered" busing and and It has been canceled. .roreiterate "I think there are · "I ·lbould add ibere are' ~· · 1q11e1e IOVII u01a~t 11dentl a crackdo1n} apinlt all'eiDlll .,oliiJI todly fllr teylng"to dNtroY the ~noc:ratlc order" In country. 'lbt gotal1llllnl ~ Pt1me ltfiJdlter Jail Pinheiro de Draperle1, Curtains, Yarn, Mattresl81., PRICE 15· Kentucky trip ews~~~S~.~ • 18 cailed .off ·. • DreiHI, Bloul8s; Panh, .Lingerie, . . SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL'S VARSITY .CHEERLEADERS - n.e.e girls will be blll)' thill evenlni! cheering for Soulliern as they cl.uh wlib Kyger Creek in Racine. It is also, ~omec!mlng night fGr South· ern. Team members are, front row, frt111t to bllck, J)ebbie Roosh, JuU Gooch; Pam P81'80111; back row, pwyl r..arkins, Rhonda West and Usa Allen. . F~IDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1975 ·, .. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO . NO. 126 WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT FORD SAYS lilY city' wlib allnlndll ~ u llftiiX<llllbJe u New York'a doesn't de• "federal help -and pro..blyWGII 't gel it. A1tbliash hi n ted lbe rlabt to cbanle lila mind, Ford Indicated II hill .-. CCIIIfwenee '1buradl)' alabt that a veto ' IWIIta "' iillllll't Ccligreu Hnda him to IWCllt the f!Nnd'IIJ troubled city. He said hi j1idgll frml hill CCIII· vwutlona wlib Republieana and Oemocrall ill Coillrlll tbatthen II no .tl'lllll sentlmetit to fuhlon a federal' lifesaver for . the~dty. . Sale Prices Elna,, SEWING ' . . MACHINES Now For ,, Chmtm4s . Devoted To The Interests (J/ The ~eigs-Mason Area By UJdted Prell lalinalllul Automatic transmission Air conditioner Wheel Base 120 Inches Min . . - at ·y • SALE PRICES . Power stetrlng Pollee Chassis r,eckaoe ,._... • Inch . engine "' Five Dieck fires • \ It'll pay you to select your jackets now, It's an excellent selection. Sale 9.54 Sale 11.04 ' ' J •• SALE PRICES barrel carburetor, Min. ve Foam rubber front seat Sootllaht on left .hand side Oil Filler -· This paint was·brought out irben the Melp Local Board lf Education met in regular teasion in..Ml~eport Thurslay night. Charles . Oowler, Ustrict superintendent, liked far clarification of the l081'd 's poUcy on !lie use of lllildlnp and other fiCilltles Jf the district for community iletivlUea plus commercial 1111e1. Dowler Indicated that be will ~ the ~ of the board In handling the requests for use of buildings llld· other facUlties. Afta' Jong diaclllllon, it wu pointed out that many Includes entire stock of mens jackets. Regular boys jackets sizes 8 to 20 and juvenll~ boys sizes 3 to 7. I . For the purchase ;,, Village of Pomeroy of ..; · .~w 1976 foUr door five passenger sedan with the following added eQu ipment. o100 cUbic ~etlvltlea. SHOP·FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO . 8 PM . . the past bUildings gymnasiwn .. dn the other · while t)iey have no objection. '\'he group will be given use have been used by various hljnd, It appeared to be the tp the pu~llc using . ·the of the building on t~e monthgroups without custodian conae~ISM that one building' ·buildings of which ibey are in to-month basis and will be · · help.,. However, . the board could not accommodate all of charge, they do not (eelitfair . respon sible for outside indicated that cus!Ddlal help the requests which will be ' to have students ':Olerating . cleaning up· foUowillfl the will be required at the f2,65 . coming, and repreeentatives cold, then heating buildings dances. Chief Cremeans said an hour, (t5 minimum) rate of two group~ present at the 'for public use . It ·was stated 'his grou~ has no obJection to in the future. The facUlties meeting to Une up use of that any gr.oup using ad- paying a custOdian. are tD be free of charge if the facllltles, indicated that the' .diUonal heat would have to be Representatives from the event Ia not considered Rutland ·8l'Jllnasium would prepared to ab$orq the ail~ Opio University Karate Club commercial. not be aatiJfactory for their · ditional costs lrivolved. were on hand in reference t.o A charge of the uae of the purpoaee, ·primarily due to MiddlePort Police Chi~! J.; a'reques\ fo~ ~se of the junior facility .will be made, • location. , J. Cremeans, accompanied hlg~ audltorluni in Mld ho\vever,lf it Is Cjlmmerclal. . Brought· out during ibe by .eight members of Mid· dieport for . Karate classes. 'nle decillon on such matters discussion al~o. was ! he dle,port's Reserve and The IIUditQrium would be •was left to the discretion of problem of .heat cur~~U!ment Disaster group, was given I!Sed, twice a week by the Supt. Dowler. . '!'hlch the <llstrict Is facing [lermiSslon to use the Mid· club.. However; Junior High · Wlib ibe Pomeroy Junior this winter. Heat will be shut dleport Elementary .building principal Jefl Weaver pointed High School no· longer off in the various schoola, pll ' on Pearl St. far dances. Chief out that junior. high basketavailable for comm,unlty but two, tuing natural gaa Cremeans said that the ball teams might need the events, board members about 11 a.m. each morning primlty purpose of the group gymnasium part of the ~ the poulblllty of dll'lllt cold weather as a In holding ~ cii\JI~s Is to auditoriwn for praelice at trying to plaee noiHcjlool vatlon measure. provide an I!Ctlvity for young timee when the Karate Club events . at one location, SeYII'II IChool prinflpa!S people of the Middleport wan\ed the gym . A decision probably the R11tland alt,ndlng indlcateil ' that community. · <;ontiitued on pa~e 14 ' on ltimea ·in iland, and II' paid $2.86 an !lour lor his extra work, when llujldlnga of the Meigs Local School District are used for !OIIIIIIunity or . commercial Final 1'wC) Days J J Jth Anniversary Sale . in tt"'l~ office of the VIllage Clerk, Pomeroy, Ohio, until 12 . . It, custOdian must be .. them the truth, A.m1ir1can1 would Jtlllke the drastic "hostageilltheWhlteHouse" forced busing to ·achieve ~yle changes needed to racial balance in IChools." survive, aays pUbUc opinion :::::::;::::;:::::;~::::::::;;:::::::::::::;:;:;::::::::::::7::;:;:;:;:; :::: poiiBter Louis Harris. · "Unless they muster up the SPEAKERS SET courage to ask ibe pe<~ple tD Melee Local School sa'crlfice ...then neither InDl1trlct Superlalendeot Dation, the recesalan nor the Charlet Dowler, . bls Six defendauta wen fined Oaws In the qliallty of life are Ulil&lul, Daa Morril, and Thursday night in the court of going to be corrected," Prlaclpals James Diehl Pomeroy Mayor Dale E. Harris said Thursday in aod Jeff Weaver wDI be at Smith. preJlllred remarb. lbe Moaday alcht meetlnc ' They include Randy EbersHarris said Iii surveys ol the Pomeroy Elemen- . bach, MinersviDe, $10 and llhow Tl per cent of the tary PTA, 7:30 p.m. costs no Ucense plate• Paul American public would J ,a m~ I So a Ish Y• JoneJ, Pomeroy, and prefer tD trim ibelr mat'erial president, Ill aiiiiOU~cing c<ists, leaVIng ibe sl:ene of an Hfeatyles raiber than endure tbe vlsllalloa of ibe acbool accident· Walter Humphrey proloaged lhflation and high oflleials, urged lhal ibe ', Coolville:·$125 and c'osta and public as w~ll u , the three days In jill, driving unemployment. •"niey would do all this and pareata aDd PTA memben whUe intoxicated· WUUam more if their leadenhip had come to meet them and alii l Reeves, Pomeroy: $1G and the guta to ask ibem," Harris whatever questions ibey costs lntoticatlon and $10 said. . have about the school and 'costs, dlsorlierty conHarris said ao Jqer will dillrleL . duct · Harry Butcher Room ,vllltatwa will he ' Pom~roy, $10 and costs: the pullUc IN" leaden who beJel folhiwlDc ibe meeting sqUealing tires, ahd Bobble eliber pronilae everything or !lllcl relreshmeata . will be · Joe Patterson, Racine, $125 scare them ''by railing the 1erved by ibe ibit'd ,grade and costs and three days in spectre of falie bogeymen who will be subject to sinister. motllen. jail, driving while in· . or f<nign infllaences." .:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::· tO~cated. ·He aald a major reason public confidence In key lll&tlllllk!ns hall dropped 'Is the ~ people have that those leading them have grown out of touch with what the people want and believe." ' .Six 'liii'ed by . Mayor Smith m Vehicles meet in blind curve The Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. investigated a school bus<ar accident Tuesday at HO p.ln, on "Seldom Seen" Road in · Chester Twp. 'No personal injurlea were reported. Oliver E. 'Sayre, 22, Long Bottom, driving tile Eastern District school bus and Lorenzo D. Davis, Rt. 2,' Pomeroy, collided In a blind curve, where the road was only 14 feel wide. There was no citation laaued. MEETINGS SET The Meigs County ASC Committee will mee! the fil'st Wednesday of each month at .9:30a.m. at ibe ASCS office, ·located on the ~ond floor of the Farmers Bank Building, 221 W. Se~qnd l Street, Pomeroy, Ohio All interested persons arr '" 1d. New 1\lbe... The land II near . water and com supplies and hu•beavilyltrlpmined. "My very strong feeling is that we're really ,up there," Sid Marder, coordinator ~ the lllinoll bid, said "l~d llR tD say we're No. l~t's m.y gut feeling. I feel ibe only way we could IDle It II thrOIIgh some political stuff." "I'm concerned ibat politics is going. to be a factor," Marder said. Marder said be crlglnally believed ERDA 'a site deciaion would be based purely on the relatlle merlta of the proposals. On that -.mption, he said, he ~ Illlnola senators and repreaentatives not to invohe them!elves in ibe Iaale. By mid-September, however, he asked some members of tbe state's ~I delegaUon to begin ~ conlacts and wocking m behalf of the St. Clair County site. He said he has no specific evidence that political tressure is being exerted. However, he said, members of Congress ' from West Vlrgtnii eoalrol powerful eniiJY.ftlated eammittees and hi"' 1D the put had dllprop!lrtlooale• Ill illmllar compelltloal. Marder said at 1eut one Illinois congres~n has been IIJid 1!:1' ERDA that a con•ultant-'hu been em· plciyed ro be1p 11111'1'0'11' djJwn the eight 111118 paopoaed by Coalcon. He Aid he ha'8 the · recommendatlona of a CQIIIU)tant can he 1llld u a IDMike ICIWI. to muk antlclpated political pr • e. Sources in ibe Dllnola deJesation said DJ!mls, West VIrginia and Klntucky llites are tHe mly line llllll Wider .-ICIUII canllideratloa. ERDA of!ICiala bave said tbey apect a final declllilll IIOIIIIIbne before the end ~ ibe ,ur. Theplanl,inaddltlontoibe heavy capital Investment involved, wiD boost ibe economy of Ita IIUITII1II1dlng by creaUng IIOIIK! 400 jobi. It al8o 11 apected to ·attract other lncUby to llie area. If the experlmlrltal project is succeaful, ibe pOol plant is to be expanded approximately 10 limes ita initial aile. Oh10 retailers' t sales down by 2% CoLUMBUS (UPI) ~Silles b11sineu . reporting sales of Ohip retailen in Allg1ill gains in August from a year were down 2 per cent from ago were led by reatauran11 · AUgust, 1974, the Center for with a '!3 per cent ~; Business and Economic applllllce staree,lO per cent; · ·Research at Ohio State and llor~ts and general University reported today. slorel wlib food, both up 8 per The center said 17 of tbe Zi cent. OOBiness sii'Veyed showed Regiooally Illes 1111' August aales drops with the lar8esl were above All\1ilt, ll!t occurring in bwdness aeetDra Ieveli In two ·of ~ II city· wblchhaveuperiencedprlce eow~ty areu ID Oblo wltb fluctuations. Toledo-LliCII Cnnty Sales of fuel dealers were recordln& a 2 per cent pia down Tl per cent, variety and Clnclnnati~toa. a I 11ore1 experienced a 27 per per cent lncreue. ce~~t aalell decline and feed · Decllnu Included and farm and garden tiUJlllly 0111licoibe-Rou, 13 per ca~t; houlea recorded a drop of 21 Portsmouib..SCI~to, 11 ~r per cent. · cent; C1eve~anc~Qjyabo, I ~which saw • 91D pel' cent; Callloa.starlt, 8 per 11 per cent sales decline . cent; Da~tgomery, 8 incllllled family clothing per cent; Hamilton. storn, furniture stores, Mlddleton..SUUer, 4 per alltQDiobUe dealers and cent; Akrlii..Snmmlt and beatqoplliiilbillg equipment Youncstown-Ma)lonlng, 3 tllo(M. · per cent and Colwnb111• The center said the eight Franklin 1 per cent. . I IIi ,>t· �. _, 3-TheDal!senr 1M · · · ,,.~.....· Y · me • ldleport.Pomeroy,O., Frlday,Oct.IO,I975 IOIUiely; without · · any Ford aaJd a , "very good" UPI Wlalte 1 ' - ..,_.r lqlllvoca!Wn ... I 1rould not · flve·year agreement for WI\SIUNG'l'ON (t1J1,1 H helltate iD nto lt.'' ' · Soviet purchaaea of u.s. Preaftlent Foi'd ·· '~aya c:anar-Jorill Democrata grain nolr lacks only final Anllll'kilnl - t lull and fa-the tal rut but~ It 11 deta.lla and . a parallel cowmneJtlpenciiJW cut.-ct "prepolterolll" to Ilk them agnementlor U.S. pur<:baae lhollld throw ~~~~ to lit a limit on next year's ol SOviet oil II a pculbl!lty. out ol oftlce If thay ntuae. budfet, wlllcb IIIey bawn't He aaJd lhlre a~ may be In hll lith fiiiHcale nen yat ""' III!IOWIC-11 100n on tbe conferenc~, ~ Tb~y But Ford, hll voice rllllnc, ponlbllity of llftln8 the •nlchl at tbe White ~. llld other ~ have temporary u.s. emblrJO on Ford al.o lllld: , dune II in IM'I and 1811, the lflln Ialee to Ruaela. .But - A flve.ye• agreement American people belltft In It ·Agriculture Department on lflln aalel to Rullla II and "I can't lmaslne aourcea aald that mnbarao takllllllbape. · CmlfW not bavlnl enol!lh probably would not be lifted -He had fuD coDtld/Jbce In lmqinatlon to CGIIIblne a Willi the flve-ytar asreement Iii CIIIIP8lln ~- llltndiniiDmllaU. and a tu II worked out fully. - Ile doeln'l bellm the · rtduc:!Wn.lf they clcm't, there The Preald~nt brushed federal covenment ~ ought to be aome changee up ulde crltlcl.wn ol hli!X'Imacy baD oat , flnandally alllng em Capitol Hill." campaign organization, cltltl. . ' . - He clolin•t ~Olav I l ,•:·' :~· Gleni,J. asks -Uvea. . "It II IIIII that we tlllnk It's a little hit unfair. We have .-wed our c~ quite well. We think our country owea 111 aome conalderatlon. We feel thatwe.s-veallttlemore than we are gettiJII." · Park, 48, aald the promotion JIUIOVel'l well baNd ·em a youlb policy of former Army .secretary Howard "Bo" Calla'1!17 in •hlc:h 2,100 rea"W W!lffllnl olllcen, captalna and majora ,_. liftn -race dates, 1110111 naar the mac1c le.year Co~gress · wo.rk .through holiday. I .... :;:: By MILTON RICHMAN :;:: UPI Sporta Editor . . :::: BOSTON . (UP!) - Nobody's going tii argue which team Is :::: better. The Cincinnati Reds are without question. By how :::: much? By a mwlded 8-2 ratio If you're going position by ;:;: pos!Uon, but~ World Ser!eeaeldom 1s decided thet way and :;·. :·.· that 'swbylllkethelloatonRedSo•tobe • come baseball's new :·:· world champions In five pmea-or leu. caacr- • • au .-o. ~lleven. ~ RACINE - David Grindstaff hasn'.t taken a shot at die Snake River canyon, or the 13 school buses Evel Knelval hopes to Jwnp soon at King's ~d Park. · But he has successfully put hla special Bllll·Taco eye~ - with blmself abrlljld. - over down well beyond the seven seven · automobiles at · cars but it and its driver ' Coolville last weeken~ as a somei'Sl!llllell, the cycle suf· spec1al fea,t!Jre durlDg . a ferlng damage to its luinseven events Moto-Cross ' dlebars, the driver little Meet , beyond bruises and bumps. Grmdstaff s cycle came At left, · Grindstaff (en- ...-... ·-·- DR. LAMB V'rtamins okay in hypertension Fifth annual Bob Evans . . Fann Festival program :r:- =-:.'Niall/ ..:;-,= ...:"C: .._ '*'•> If.--.,, If. 1 6t • . ... '*'* . 3 . • I 1t: '*' r.tot,.Jidali;;...dletla J: w FRIDAY, OCTOBER io 10:00 Hlllfolk Dancers 10:30 Point PleBSIInt Jr : High Band 11:00 Cochran Family-Bluegrass Music 11: 45 Trick Mules 12:00 Hill folk Dances 12:30 Edna Alexander-Soloist 12:45 Cochran Famlly- Biuegrass ·Music 1: 30 Trick Mules · 1: 45 Hill folk Dancers • 2:15 Hortense Haii-Sing.along 2:45 Cochran Family- Bluegrass Mus1c 3:30 Edna Alexander- Soloist 3:45 Trick Mules 4: oo Gay 90's Band 4: 30 Jackson Calvalcade Choristers . " .. . . " ..' FRIDAY, OCTOBER II 9:30 Hlllfolk Dancers 10:00 O.k Hill Band 10: JQ Cochran Fan:olly- Biuegras's Music · 11:00 Gay 90's Band 11: 4s'CountryTwins-19strumentall•h 12;00 Edna Alexander-Soloist 12:30 Cochran Famlly-Biuegr.Ss Music 1: 00 Trick Mules 1:15 Goy 90's'Band 2:00 CoUntry Twlns-lnstrumenlallsls 2:15 Hortense Hall-Sing-along 2:30 Cochran Family-Bluegrass Music 3:00 Trick Mules 3:15 Edna Alexander- SoloiSI 3:30 Gay 90's Band 4:00 Jackson·Calvacade Chorleters 4:30 Wagon Wheelers-Square Dancers ..." " '" "' ... " .. . '" •' SUNDAY,OCTOBEA12 · UAW against inlports of Ford's new minicar llwli': · ':t: · ~md '!: 10:00 Wor~hlp' Servlc.-Rev. Paul Hawks; Soloists-Joyce Hawks & Edna Alexander 11:00 Hlllfolk Dancers 11 :30 Cochran Family- Bluegrass Music 12:00 Trick Mules 12:15 Gay 90's Band . .12:45 Country Twlns-lnslrumonlallsls I: 00 Horlense Hall- Sing-along 1:15 Cochran Fa0111y luegrass Music 1:6--Edna Alexande ·Soloist 2:00 Gay 90's Band 2:30 Trick Mules '2: 45 Jackson Ca acado Choristers 3:30 Cochran F mlly- Biuegrass Music 4: 00 Gay 90's Band 4:30 Wagon Wheelers- Square Dancers 'Green UETROlT ,(UPI) - . The 'Mike Rin8ld!, president of Ualted Auto Workers bluled UAW LoCal 800 wllldl repre· the Ford Mellor Co. 11nlnday aenta more than , 30,000 ,," for ill declalon to Import Ita workers at the Rouge new mln!Cill' rather than manufacturlnc cCIIIIplelt in " build It In the United States. suburban Dearborn, said Union offlclall also Ford brought In more than • crlllclaed tbe au~Gnaker for 75,000 Brlllillan-IJullt engines • FIELD DEMONSTRATIONS brlnllng an Increasing · for 1971 model Plntoa. . . ' FRIDAY . lUIIIber ol foul!cyllnder Pinto · At Lima, Oblo, where Ford Forgey's Sheepshearlng-11 :00, 1:00, 2:30 .' qlnea In fnm Bmll willie aiao bullda the four.cyllnder l.ogrolllng- 12:00, 2:00 thoaaanda al Ford workers qlne, UAW Local 1219 Watercraft Show.,-11 :00; 2:00 (at Raccoon Creekl & SUNDAY are Idled In th!a country. President William Jobnaon Bradfords' BorderSATURDAY Collles- 10:30, 12:30, 2:00 But the atron8NI crlllcllm aaJd 700 of the oqlne plant's . Forgey's Sheepshearlng-11 :00, 1:00, 2:30 ~ tram UAW VIce . ~nt 4,2110 wortera have been ~ Reno Family Champion Horseshoe Pllchlng-11: 30, 1:30:'3: 00 Ken Bannon, who heads the lndeflnlte layoll for u long as Logrolllng- 12:00, 2:00 ·• .Walercraft Show- 11 :00, 2:00 (at Raccoon Creek) !,lll)on•a Ford department, a year. wa reaened for the new " mln!car wblch Ffl'd plana to bealn bulldla8 nut year In Germany and Spain, u will Ji·~ arrive In ' thll country ICIIIIIIlme In 1977. PErER M. KElLY Planet Earth aixJ aome form camped, aeoreral daya at ''Jnatead al flghtln8,• the DENVER (UP!) ot eztraterreetr!al life was Colorado National Wnu. lmporlen, llloob like Ford Colorado authoriUes say colni to pick them up," . ment, wtllttif Grand Juildllon baa daclded to Jain them," about 20 Oregon realdenta Gresne aald. "But they didn't near the Colorado-Utah' Bannon aald. ''&ldl a llllive wbo apparently are sear· know when or where." border. Cllltbelrpartw!UIIGtonlyburt ~bini for a better l!fe on Before arrlvlnil In Park ~er Lavar lbelremploJUlnlhll country another planet were In thll Burllngion, the group Jolnlon aald he'flrat nallced but the ICOIICIIII)' ol the Dillon alate Jut. monlb but have · the group, led .,... a mlddJe. ' \ • wall ·u moved on to Nebraska. age CGUpie , when be ~!backed · Ford IIPO"-'•n aald they Doug Greene, superln· toaeelftheyhadl!talillleilal ,Wolllcl have no coml'llllll Ill lend111t ol Bomiy Dam near , ~. ' BIIUIOD'I crlllclllll, but Burlington ' In eutern · TUCSON, Ariz. (tiP!) "Illumed out to be a clrcle Jllllnled 1D IUIImenll frem Colorado, aald the group Nn U.S. Davia,CUp caplaln ~ lantema 111 the llfOtnd," Oullrman Hm7 Ford II .a arrived there Ocl.l, did 10111e Tony Trabert thlnb the Jolllllon aald. -~~~ 1111 Qla he an- 1111opp1ns In localllloree and American publle falla to John1ton 'a auperlon liOIIIeld a. CJr, a Chefttte- left two den later. appreciate the aacrlflceelta' ~ .Raberl Bemm, liled ear- eodHiamed t11a He .-1c1 he talted wilb a Davia CUp playera ~·. ·. aald the rancer lqld Jmi 'the llolal, would bt Imported. 111111 named Frank Lamb one "R OOilta lbe player to play lfOUP wu an· 1 Ford aJd iaupol tq tbe CP1' al tha leaden of tha ..:oup for hll COlli try 1" Trabert friendly •" -lba.Jr'!'l71o~ltlo wilo told him IIIey· "beUeved said. "f!e livee up the op. . '"lbe:r weruiiiiJII nund lbe u.s. JMbl In llldl • , In ,. th, tlnccWID of the portUD!ty of Winnlna talklntl lllwl boob one lbortllmlladatthe lo!!ell Fatber."G.-neaaldbsbpt thouaanda o( dollara In althamaaldiiGtt.o,.IDo•hard PI IM COli lllllll tha No. 2 111 eye on U. poap from the lournllmenta Bolni on at tha ·mauthon baeauaelbey 1Nre Ma'l bave tha · lillie they eanptd at tha aame time he II JII'IICIIclnl only lluDan, lmri.JinJ,. lbey -,.1111 to flnanct the' rn1 voir unttllhiJ left Jut for, or playlna, Davia Olp." ..,... not,'.' lltnkllllld,, .....,. It' wuald lUI to ~. ''TabapilyefllkeJimmy, Greene aald 1111111 "tha 11111111 !be ell' Ill 11111-'l'y. He.aald I.Db told him the Connors. He'• virtually .,.. •IIJ 1• 'lht If 1lanan a1ao aald ~ •lll01lnl on to Join lllllll'ed ~. aay, f18,11011 every •CIIPI for ~ ,.,_. Ford llu bttn lllinl .._up will! ,pan ot a ''main .lime he entera a tour· look,l na" junior CQII'It l!naiJiaHullt ~ In Ita caravan" wblcb left naaB~'-btcailae he ..uy llludtiU wllll j-.s 1111 trip Plnle, ill& aal:r • lllllle :m'll N"'£)01'1, <ft., lui month in w!na it." Ia tha . - Oallpdl. 1r; 1 diiH at lba c-adlaa ' IIU'da ~ ~ biller 'WOI'Id on · Cmnora wW !UY fill' tha . He llllld lbe paop1e- apoiDt )lllllt at St. 'Oicmu, Oat. IIIOther pluel u.s. lema wbldi wiD face wllllllblalat lboat uP0t. IJGme of tboH cart lrt , '"!bey blew they _.. Vt-laln a 1971 ope14q but ''IIIey eM!, olltr iat I "''Jte4 Into IIU ~try· IIOIIW to bt tabn from the round matcb here Oct; 17·1t. llcket," ' .." . .. By "_ba, an« *• 1·. ·; t,,;' ' Ie:s ar- . BOSTON (UPI) -:-; Darrell Johnlon brlatled When the Inevitable question wu asked during Thursday's ijoston ~ Sox worlcout. Do you feel yoiD' team II at a disadvantage agalnat Cincinnati because their . . Ben'. gW'-ls· set ~Or Patn"otS 11 CINCINNATI (UPI) - A victory Sunday over the New England Patrlola wollld give the OnclnnaU Bengala the finest atm1 In .their eight· aeasonblstory. Clnc!lnP.fttl's 3-0 record 10 far milti:bea the start of the 1988 clllb, but that learn lost ~ No. 4 to San Diego. The Bengala are 10-iJolnt favorites ·to get their fourth straight victorY here Sunday over a New ~ team that Ia wlnl•ln three starts. Regular Patriots quar· terback Jim Plunkett mllsed the flnl two samea because of a aeparated lllloulder. "But he played some last week againat the Jeta .-ad he'll probahly go agalnat 111," figures Bengala coach Paul Brown. Len vii Elliott Ia Cln· c~nnau'aleedin8ruaber going Into the Patrloll same. The apeedy halfback baa picked up 128yardt In IIIII M carries for aU yanlavwqe. 1 • Fullback .Booble Cart baa nmbled 123 yarda In ta carries and also 1alned another 79 after 10 pall ~ptiOlls. chaalng ljown caroms oll the wan that II lnfamo111 fur strance reboandt. "I'm gettuw my protractor out,'' Fou chuckled 'after hearing about the weird ~mglee ICIIIIetimee taka! by rlcochetlnc btlla. But George llld he'l going to truat hll own JudJment baaed on toda)"s practice. "I won't hlft any Idea what It's nally like WI I get there,'' aaJd !he IIIY'llolni ..,...-old, wllo )lilt 101 tha Reds left lleld ualpmert IIIla year when Pate Roae moved to third btae. "I'm the t.YJII that ha to lind out for blmaelf. I wantlo ... how the ball reaeta, jllll how It bolllcea. n.n we're IIOUW to have some meetings to diacull play ln. "Maybe 101118 left field playa will determine .,the outcome of the game," canceded FOI!er. "I ~ be under the ~Iii• out there, but I don, tblnt I'll ba Wldar pr.aure. ' willing to wait . ~" .: i: who won't ·hu'·rt. Red Sox. . . ·J"T4oh·n·.· "son s'j·a·· ys. . , ~~\~~ ~"~o 'xri!e~::::g~J: M~nster' By RICK VAN SAHr "When )'OII>fe bitiJnc,"ICI'u CINCINNATI (UP!)- '11le told lhorlltop Davey Concep. ClndnnaU Redt today finally cion, ")lilt be yoll'll!lf. Don't get a chance to aea wbaiiCIIIIe . try to pull it. figure milht be their nemem 1011 will worried that rightIn !be flrat two 11me1 of the lwadld hiller• like Con· World Serlu-Fenway eepc!on, Johnny Bench and Plrk'l lnfamolll left f1lld 'l'CIIIy ..... wiD ba lured Into wan, ''Tbe Maaller." . ~ to pop • boiner over -Forelp to National laps tbe S'l.foat blah left flald flllce teama, Bcillkln 'a ''inanater" )lilt 311 filii from home plate . w111 . the' Iaiii ol tbe day ''You - that·wall for the Thvaday In tile Reds' flnl time 'tnd you have a workout at aymmelrlcal tendency to coforlt," warned cRlverfrool Stadium here. IQu. "Ancl that'• wbat the 00 · ' But followln8 lbla mor· l!oltoa pltcbera ftllt you to n!ng'a fllihl to llollkln, the do, . Reda get a lint-band loot at· ''1bey're golnc to keep the Fenway In a practice thll ball away from out right· afternoon In preparatiCIII for hand billerl," added IQu ~V~tvday'a World Serlea readlbiB for Lall Ttant~ , '~er agalnal the Red Soz. OUIIIde pltebea Saturday, '"'bey're coq to pitch ie >One of th~ few lleda who •U uMI plared in FI!IJ'I!IY II awa:y to our rllbtobandtra 1 r.o!Jbittlng coach Ted and In to ov left.IJandera," ~clSlu.wakl, wbo apeal tha llpred Kill. "My advice 11 lut three years Of hll career jut bit •ralghlaway." 1~u !n the Am111can League. , 111e "Green Monster" "'~' '' Big 1011 had plenty of acJ. eould plague the· Reds em -t~ih .,ce for curioUI Redt billerl dtfenae too. i!Ooitllthered around the blUing Gecqe FUller 11 the left Ia~ :Age Thursday. ~der wbo flgina ' to be ~~;Gregg ' , ,,. 1 topic during Reds' workout ' ••• l' Reds) . 0 ·· · , . .. a~ · •' ~...· ~ l,, ••l'i, . ~···~.f'·~ pltd;~s bat~ • ,.~~ ! , .,.,. {\.. ~~~ .~ ?"Yf v ' '~k~" Johnio~ 'coo-' W:~1:d~~ ~~pitcher ' nO\ one World ,"~I [to wave d \ for d more -/ ( tJi .::··:11:-~~~~ kno~;, ,'~Jie~t lo.'. ·during the iii! said odi , regular IJ!l8IIOll and yours .. hitter rule, rl!ows Johnson is tinulng on the subject, , got :8' prllblem." thla seaiOn on · di!ln't?" one writer asked tile ..illghtly lncor!'~t. ,. . , pitchers have been hilling the " ·In IIH'ee lMliiBOilS since .the ' '"'~ th luck. " ' . : Bo.ston manager. . .The 'National ,l;.eague pit··· past month or so, nlit every '•des!Bn. alell.nhltter rule : has " !llj'[AB as pitcl\irig Is ''Every Yilt, bet'ore the• cherS"•ilav,eJfour bits in. 24 .. day•but ,whenever they have ~in use, thi!Red So:ihave ", ~Ci!liiell;" 11 dOOs\'t ·mala! World Ser!ee, liO!JIOOile asks .. tlmea,,,ap cbai!J (.i67;), whlle .. had a , chance, .Sure Don .:sent•aJpitcber to. the plate one .:; !rilil;b.~~rence If Gu)lAt Is that question and every feilr Oaki&Jld's Ken Holtzman ha& Gullett -is a good hitting . • tlme'.t'Luis.Tiant, who starts ,.• !ii.:X.ellb~one or ;, phone the American Le8£11e pit· , all ' !DlD', ol..theoc American' pitch~r for Cincinnati, but ·. Satui'daf.s game, was forced bwith-,\lfsgO!ng.to pitch the chen outbit the NationaL- League •bur)!!tl' thlts ·'!nl 211 Rick W'l!le (of the Red Sox) ·' 10' bat·aftlli':dl!!llgnated hitter " League," said John,son ' times. at . Nil (11:13:t JH&!the9•'hasto•rateasoneofth!!>belter .. CecU · QJeper'•J replaced . an ;~ : :~iJi'tle it.from, Yawl~y t.o ansrUy as his learn prepared-' "AmericanH~gu~ pitchers ,., hitters' among pitchers.· In injure4.C81ll,Yastrzemskt at ..r ~JM:lt!l.~. pppoai\lgn ;~fore for Saturday's World Series have scored five l'llll8 ·and:e baseball, .; "" . Jirst .bsae, Urte. in a game. !M'.fP.tl<!.Sjerles bJ!8in1 He's opener at Fenway Part, • dr.lven ,home Ol)e (bn', Holt-"'' . "'A good bitting pitcher ·stlll nant hit a ·lazy ny to right-~:~fl . · oimcllolli eno~ to · A check of World Series zman's1974homer) "thlle the " isgo!ngtb bit about'.220Bllli If '· field : ·' "''" '"' ... : )\1\i' Y\e' ailglea 'i.Oo' · ' 1 bo:ocores fcr the two years ., -~~ ,and . EJQdgera t pi!Qhers·••·· '"'• ,, ., , ·· :·If:!·• ·• ,. -~~·•1 ··n, , -. ... J ~: :: :•, , ·:·• ' .. ' ·:·;:. . that the Amei'Jlo.4110 "'• League ~red on • · · .. 1 ... , '·· " · · "' · ~ tl fUR, •t tl '}1.:1 G J<~ ,, ~:''·'!/~(1 1 11!\l'/ U ' 1 1H 'II'>• , ,. .' . . ' 1 · !' ·l·h·· ·· ~···~;- •·• .. p'· ............................................................................................................ , ............ , ..,............. ........·. ·:... · . .. . ' ·' ' ............•.w.•.•.•,•,{•,•,•,•,·:·.•.-.•.-.-.-,,·,<·.-.·.···········;·.....·.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.·.···:······:"";'"'""'·'::····<w.•.·, • . . ' ,, - . ., . .oq 1\lr, "' WASHINGI'ON (UPI) -:'!'lie 1). S. 'seaaje .wuinlinopaly ' 1 11 JIU~ the fellowillll ':- ~ ?li.·Jb~ lil(lrt ; •· ·• ... -- · · .~ r:; ' ~ • '' 'Reeolved: •Jbat the Senate of .w..t.rl:s 00 1 ~·our wli'v~ :;-"frail~~ ~~es taL same/'. ·' I o· n·sou. ·. ·w on t· '· p... ·· the . ~~~""~ ,.~~tes a~y r~plzealbe.~yandez~lleace,~fl"'I~~~.~~Jil!~Red 1(, SOx and ·lbe aillllaaatl Reds; Wlibea ,llotli te~m~~ web! And bopea that tbe bome.team be;VI~fori,Outi' ID ~Jtli"ijime of ,tbe World Serlea." , .. ·· , ... ' Foa ~~ will be playi.d Ia {lolioQ and ~~~ m''riD' clnilatl. ·~ IUliDptlon In tile, teaol~~.lntreiiu~.by'Seu. Edward Xeuaedy,lh\faa., tbat W9Tdtf"wb( lbe W'orld " · ?..w' ,..f,~ l l'(,f;:;t . . '. ' lay ·.·'•· ', ·' "" ~,. j It tl V1lb h f; •0 •.::Jo Feil · .oos~;N (UPI) ~ Darren t: Serles!:Saturday at ~:~"8&ld JOOnllon of the Jobilson·iron't play~ [pi~d" Pa0:.f.e~fPLeewW· ~ , ~give tha lefty hla gsme5 With' 'the 8'r;~8tl Surlilay .Rtl,-'ilick Wlae ~.ftiolt ~·Iince Sept•.1f. Reds . start Tueiifay , night at On· "Lee's a slnterball pitcher Th~· 'Red Sox mana~er" '' Clliiiii\1. , '' "':',... · •: 8(111' ,'Wble r lhl'OWI! : • • high 1 1 Se~ \l!ll ~an~ by~!,·~~.~~~~!:';,.~'·:··· _ '.' w~ni~ c'ounterpaH ·sl)'irkl'~' ~111e • •!iave anntllllbdla<'-'tball• We deoided we'd I hay~ ~y ~d aom~ . OIIJ.i~ ·~"' f,ur ,, Ah"~!IOH to knoW .' w.~T! ln'" 'I*IIY'thjl!'18-glme ~iDCIIf<Jr f1!1iltt.t·!h1We theln , bitting st~t by Qnduall,' said .~ ~ '"'",11..' , , 1. · ., , , which Bostllh' ' plt!~'Gull~..wm·,ltCb Salllrdayt u<ifalllll billa . here -{~ the lllacerdy hope llult my' dl,IIIDI!UJBIIed eoDe8£11e lrom cher will start the first three · ·:.. <'!•talked Wtth my coliiheav<:feneea ,lft marter and the Oblobunotbelbllllfeaavlnp,"~Ut:d~eui!dy. · , ' ' games of the World Series. Bl!d 1001its for two bdurl•:•..-naQnl)offl.ee!lldlet · .,.;:;,.,.......,.,.,.,.,. ...:....................... .. ....... ... ... 1....... ·" ..; ... ..... : · .... Luis Tiant will open the before chooslitg Lee to pltch,·' WIIe, wbo livea up a ,Jot of ··'·;"'········.-.·.·········:·····.-:·.·.·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:·;·;·:;:·:·:·:·:·:·J;·.:·:·:·:·:<::~:<-i:·:·:::·:j·:·:·:·:<·:·f.;:.,., ' · ' "' . · •· • :r •· • "' ·• • I .,,;,lclntAieal pltcb Ia Qnclanatl ' . . ,, I '· h ,, I 4 . .I n; .. . ' 1 .. . " ' ' h n t\1 n~.q; 'P HlatiJ.>b "'c! ·"; ~: .... ,• ' u • ':.' "'j ' ~:~1'-~\JL ~~~~~"1~j1: ~ ,,~ ~':tr(Ndllae U.ftncuNIJ..~r I..• ~ ·" · ~ · · ....-. ,,.q....,.. w oot ~met the~ i.-quick ' '• '.tOr~ !• ""· ·,:J(! .. .,. · O ~urf)t" .:! :c!~' ' .· ' · ' ' , · " The Red Sox' 111ur«<ay • · ' · : · · '· • · · 1 .• l ·' l~ liftemoon · strategy lll!lllion m' prO~eQQ}eOB ' ' l ><> 'alloawkluced eatvllay's 1 BoRoa advance" Stars · agr·e·e: - . tllere.s· rob m match play . ,!:! ' 1 !-"!i? , · 9f!J stirilllnllnmp,o~ch · · in· · ·;. ,. ,.,,,", ·;, · ' . ' "'' "''IJ,o ' :•_ :' ·1 lo chUiea.:~' Dwlabt , • Evans, By GENE CADDES r .lW~ ,a&t.;JQ.~;.;:~tln'. ''': ~~ ':,'ml\'&e Y{~; 3_'~~aiC~J.i~~ •'li'le,.t.q.lielll; Dea!IJ ,.l)o)'le, ~ 8pgrta Wrfler 'i'l'OOm for ometchvplay .in·the...." .Nicklaus who' baA Jus£ . JRI more.chalicet second · bailt; c.t Ylllltr· •DUBLIN 1 Oblo (UPI) ~ ,World: of II'Ofes.sional golf. . 'beat-en w~lskopf i~ J jq the.'' P.Ja ' · ·~ch 'play." '' llttMki, 'leftfleld~ ' €arlton Jack Nicklaus and Tom "Financla!ly, I tblnk fOU ,finws of the thre~.d~ ~: . . '· ' ~.:noted !be Pc::.{" 'flllk~• .atdler; Fred Lynn, • • • ternatlonal Al!.star nial~hes '""&;'~lli'lp,prevlouilywaa, . ~; RI~Jilellocelli, at Nlctl!illll' new Mulrfield Ji~Ay)!d at 1Ditch PRY. •('. ~; Rlc:t Borleson, • ~· . ' ·, ... . .1.• · ... ~eGolfOllb. ':Youcoul.l . !ldile:d ''l'tlj!nt the .fGA '' 'IIIIortaloP;Cec!IOloper,flnt • ........: H if · '1' n1tf'be •' .....: ' t:i''"' bMe~ r n.nt pltdler '" l' 'ioJ!~I~ j_. 11.}- liu :o "'.\1it•-lfl "J U..,.~ J,.. you ~er~')m " II II)!~~...,., h'lll'"'--' IDCft ~ . l}'t lo{; I..J.n-' J laitlc S...y•s e ""t§.s.;".·.·.· .•..) location iiiatdl ere "" ~_;...wrould ..• ' ., " • · which ~tl acceP,!·I,.,, -lt »were U_.!!!J.!.I ...Jll.. play. tcb""··~ 11101,~ &n· .•.• 11"1\ .J•l(l ~ !. , ) ,,~ JSno~~!wma ....~ .. .--~.·._-.. -Ill ·•- Satur . , , ., . ..: N,l.c klaus conce~ed !:llll ·ll<llo ~"e I!UilCellful.7.:~ ·~ -· ·•.""'', . • Ni~UI 10M hll ~tt ··;dafl;811ihe. ~ ·.GaUipoll!' eighth and ninth with four 111inutes remalnmg however; that match grade football teams In the fir~t half.' . . . golf w!l"'d have ·~ be P"OVen ' :· V le . W~ "'" '"""' ' ' . ' defeated Meigs' junior high ·~·The wmn~ . ~olje~teil. 12, , suc!!I!SSful "maybe , "' t~ , , , .~.~ doallle 8J!d frea~en .~uads Thurs_., fl~~t dq~p~. 1flla,rk ~ml\~ , . (aji~J!I!fore It an!lp ,~ IJO)d ~ .:~ , -il!'llllltir pat day evening. . ·,~ ~l!She1l;fR~B7. Y.~~f!~!.~ G~s,, .. 1!!1~11 as a ~..... il\1 )~~j:lollng oli: At Middleport, Galli a's , ,QB" Harrl~ h,il tw~ of ,.five • IJUllUlltr. eveat. , ,,.... ., . ..~'''i!ar 4111 th¥, eighth grade bla.riked the host ~s for .40 Ylf~S , o~e .~ 30,.. .Neither Nlckla111 nor .lret. ,.~ IZ\!1.1'.,: team, :JU. On Memorial' yarder ,to Dwarpe Ski!l,tnor~ . k/)pf~splayedml\(!llll!¢ch· .~~Pi~ up $,000 Field, the GABS frosh shut., on the flqal play ,qf tl,l_e,;~ame-:. play aolf lately, the most ilht pnte In the mnt Whldl'' out the UtUe Marauders, 18- . Br11,c~ ~~ fo~ .. ~eigs .~ .,of aiur8e bein&· the· taped ,..::!llliiiilliiiiiiMi o. . was the top _gro~~ ~alner Ryder Cup ma~ .• laf .'li~·~. In the eighth grade game;:. acc~rdang.,t?... ~a~. ,crow,, ., IIMIIIh at JJaonl.., ,J',a. ~~· ifonJbt·. ~ of the 'QBMattWIU!aconnectedon·.., coa~~. , . •. ,.,,., '·, ...... ~,. both aald~, ~ IJ, ~t•.l"ll!~'and' 5 II" of 12 pssaes for 118 yards T!Je e,1ghtli . gr~ae, ·telllll ,was,Wli!Kdtq at:rte ~, gotf • tln~f vlctoiy over . and three touchdowns for , was , trou.n c~qq¥.,G~llipoli§ for~i!pi!Ctatorsanda.inore Heliid ••< · v!a!tlng Gallipolis. at Meigs S~di~, !", Ml~.: . (larJi1£,£&me for~ ~;en_· .... '•WelikOpf, who adv~ ~ '. Mark Sheets tamed from dleport 32,1o II. . . ,., "You attack .lbe C:011'811 ..lllt~ . !ll.\a!J ,wl~ a OJieo4lP' win,; 1~yardaoutln the first period , . Gallia.'.s .Jamie 1\illls sloO!I.,. m~ more,': 111\i filcldallf:. .~ tuitr.Bob Stamoa' 1 lo ·give Gallla a 6-0 lead. In . o11.t. idefens\~_ ely ·. ~~~~ 13 "You uauaU7 · ""· ,, ,Jot of" got ' IS,oo~" for fln!lhln~' the second period, Nick tackles. . . '*dies and lot ol bOgeys In !leCOIIII. Stanton took third Robinson scored on a 40-yird The LitUe Blue Devils are match play." place JMI'!l)i. of •10.1Q1..~~ pass from WIUls and Rick now 1-1·1 on the year. Thurs· "I never played In lot of beatlng1lllil:'d one-up ~l!J 'ft ROYAL Whaley scored on a fov-yard day, GABS will host JackSon. match play golf because I holee. Heard got f7,500 fur IIOTn,ING OOMIANY pat11 to'up Gallla's lead to 18, By quarters: didn't play a lot of amateur fuurth·. 0. Gallla9t)).,. , ~ ~B.i.O..&..=~~.. '?~IIII)ents befprt 1~ • ,• In the third period, Meigs 9th ' ~ r • l':~liiiH.+"l. ' '. .( < ~ • • " ~- :;': ,i·~: U"i. · • • Robinson scored from one " ·' yard out. Whaley l!lllled the final Gallla touchdown on a 20.yardpass. Willis passed to · ' . ,, '·· .':. · ' ~NOW":O • , - ; .1• 1 "' Whaley for the extra points: '! ' ,... , .~ . . ' 1 • '•l ' 111 ., • ~- 1 .:. ,, Galli• rushed and passed · · • · •· .. • , i l}lljl , •• l•u--··'" • -;. • gapfQ 'M GallUJ eJn.hth n ..nth · 'IJ.de...s· def4ea .....t ..M. • :e 1 t plaf .¥l!t . BfN'--... , ., winners ·~ picked up· 22 first downs to fOr 222 •yards. The Meigs' five. Sheets rushed for · I) yarda, ·Scott Morrison 33 · and Robl .......n 31 Robinson ' , U&DV • and Mark Bryan stood out di!fenalvelr for the winners.· Meigs dropped to ~2 on the, I· year. GaU!a upped Ita ·mark · to2:-2.QalUap11)'18tJICbon , ,.~ 1."''•'••· '1 'Jtl.,,, "'", ""' , . o · o " •.:~ 1 U•J ,, ''J• ... l-1.... , \ · · i: •, : , 1'. " -t'l 'tl ••I •' ,, .. •·• ." ~ ,. "' ''' • ''' " ' ·, . ,,., · , j;' • "• .-.• t • .,,rt. J \•.t " .. . • , ·• 1 1 I. .. 1 .. , ·; ... Luwt 11 1 rJ' Illl l l ' }lo H . u•, • oJ•/• • l 1.t •• '" .i • ,,... n ,. .~ . o I u ''$1N(1: ,.J.GC'II',' , I ~I'A'JED I IIJ<I. . f. o" ) • • •d::d !: ~: .. :;.1'J";JI; ~.~,, , . • ·!'' ..· .· .:,:; • lll1n'!'T fll! . )1\ l fr'll .i'~ ,, I .:h.. " 11 ~ "Ill I /, I• I • ' ,L ,14 I ....'": ..:....... ·. . AT' m · E ' CORNER OF ·: rl': '" ' . , lliJ •·• 1 'l II \Jfr jj'i_ou '. "~' ! '"' "' " ' ;SECOND & · ~AIN~Mi,oli£roin:. ~:'.:~:~-· " •• 171A ': I .. · · ·..' :· -~ ~. ·I . · . 1i~l "". NElll·s'"P •· '• l~·612.14~ · '. · ~;:::.:~: ·"'~'"' BEREA, a!lo (UPI) - . lhe QeveWHI BroWIII, aaya player and 'Wilt. If lArry Ia plactdCIIIthelnJuredraearve, we -·•• add __._, bat Meigs 8th 0 • 0 II- 0 not ;:- rOy;-.;;: .. tl,1JI~l IIOAL bac:a• he hu 110' olbtl' , Dr. VIe Jppallto, the team 3.no t::,·,~·.~' GL1"if1"po"111 dlolee.' ·' pllylicltn, cbedl:td Peole · In the freallman contest;;.· J111,'1Jeckson el 1ron1on "If we COIIId h~ blm for ' Tharlliay and lllld.Jae would GaUia'a Jlnl lfarrll returned · • il'l'l,i/loverly "' ~~tston lbelut half of the - - or blve 1o wall ••Weill Gl'tWo to a punt 60 yarda In the first l!lr!lAitxena~~: oi Vlnlon Counly " • tbt Jut live 1111111,1'111 nl =mJne him befote deter· ' )IM'iod to live GAllS a &.e ' Belpre ol Foderel Hocking wllllnC ID wall," llnll aald "'W"• wbllbll' the halfback advantage. · .111J. ~~~~nvlllo . Vork •: warren of ·Paille, the roolde from loatball for the Earl}' In lbe second stanza, Joi;i.."uthweltor~v.~) 1110 rn ~t ~ lllll'fll'llt:r wllll Broilllllbllllllllill. ' Danny Sickles scored from 2t• 111qQI.ygor crook ot Soulhorn ,_ ,_, Ill lilt llidellnal MeanwbUe, Gres1 baa . yarda out to glv~ the homt':I' !Uorth 01 ~ 1 :':1"';: 1 koton ~ tbt 1111011 lla'tad. awltchld ~ookle Henry team a )loG lead. I•' <Jhl ~rl Gay 11 Symmtl VI lilY ' 1'111 mort CCIIIeerned with Hynoekl froin fullback to FIRII GABS score carne on~ iii nl)~.llllro 11 Paint l'lononl hla filion U.11117 111e else. ~ llldl: for SUnday'a a 'five-yard r11n by Bob ,. Wlnlltld ol Wohamo ·-e'll .......... ..._, · 1 l!ltadlUID Griffith Wlth 2:18 rell)l 1nin8 '"'ll'" IATUIIDAY ,., ,_ -v•- at 1 pmt ll111wuclpa ' • .11()"-l'llrlond -tllrVH al Hinnan ltafflllltlinlandtrytooame Jn Owe)ldd agliJ'nll thr ' In•the gime. ' 1 ~.tl ' ID daf'd Dl.... 're Ho 0 Ill 011MIIIer 11 wottrlara . . I uiiiAin Oilers. ''' ' I I held the Little! Trimble 11 Canallon Volley 'Willlnll to do wllb Cllll leu M~alldara on the GAHS five ,.u rorr'eal Greu,head coach ot he'a wliilnlj to nit for run· :...1. , ~ niDI btdl: IMry Poole'• ..._ 11" · " Ton:e,.t s games . lhllh bru!ae to heal. W. \'~ ·~ ~S' utifr~ th~''d~i~~ .r •, New . te searchers m . Nebraska 'IIJ'Law•mll. Lamb, II. D. pnave, wrllt to me In care lt can and Ia Nturtted, and unsaturated fat (poly DEAR DR. lAMB - My of IIlla nnnpaper, P. 0. Box eome qar will aettle t.o the ~ J111111). It'• · that ~ bubtnd bu hllb blood IIIJ,IIadlo Ql)' StaUm, New boltCIIn. almplt. ·Utaally the pr1 u. He cloea DOl ..t a Yark, NY 11018. 8erid alq, Fall)' aclda 111'11 challlll ol pol:yunaaturaled fata are balanced diet, lliere . . 10 •tamped, ~lf..ddreaaed carbon atornt booked liquid or aall. , few fooda that be uq,. We emelope will! 10 ctnla and , fAIItthar. 'nle carbcn-alollll When you 'nad 111 a food flel lbat he nttda 'l'lianlna~ ·• for The Heallb Letter baV. a place ID hold or attach label tbat t11a fatt:r acldl han Would vitamin B be harmful nwnbtr 1-1 on Blood to bjdlopn. Wl*l all lbe been parllllly ~. f lo III)'CIIIa wllb hyperlenllCIII Pi II n. ' • Jll- for IIJ*olan- tabn or hardened, It IDtana or bi&b• blood prm we. ()' DEAR DR. LAMB- Would 11p, lbe fatty acid Ia bjdlopn !u been ad4ad to w.ld &DJ 'l'ltamlaa bt roa plaaaa apllln to me aaturaled. n- rata ..-. !be empty 1p011 oa lbe elalla. ... IIH1 U .a, .... 1llddl about Nllraled tnd UD· -nyaollduln beef tallow. 11111 eonnrta thllll ID . . C*1M Ill IIIIIT lllunled fata. Willi do ...., '11le - - · lqlortant aturaled fila and 111i11n!1 to DIU UADBft ~... to IIIII wblda II bellar actpliCIIIIII!qald - a t all · eJin4at.e IIIJ aftllllalt yoa VI' I 1 _ , a.t lilt> " - · wbldall-"7 ~aledfat. lillll!t set tram poiJUII· 'ftaa.. wilD , YOIIIbaald llliiH lhe DO!IIt ilia MI. fill. • dDIIl•a DBAR UADJI:R ' olllllnledr.tla,oordltl, Y•....ra..UIIIIOIIItaf ol IMillle lbt lllnlletloa OD pG1) 1 Ud fall in JOII' •• ••• ...., . . ..... fall. . dill, ... ~~~~~~- IIIGill:r • ...,.._ . .:., alit 1 11 'h Gila (lllltpl 111 aton ar 1111 IlL llllportul U11t ...... w Ill& Mil •....,..,ll Cln • · 51 _ , . . . ; " a.t eoald bold 1 ai41' ua 111.111 ~'1 ~ ~~- ::.1'11111 lbe Cl I &I 3 llilllllbefl&t:rleld II helhtld 1ba1 yoa llllDIId ,_ . ,... llllltJ'Iflllllatua lll(ll& 11m u m~ 'or more ~ Allow lllunled )lnl"l"' fll1r Jolldad), . t IU II • . , + IR'tlrlll. fit 111 .... • ' . lba ""II" ml - t ol l"'ll•aled rat. u lhert li If ...... • '!lle)J:! IMfnaW'I 12. •:rll*l· Wlll!l. 1111: II 1111111111 epot. the chill ~· . . . . 1191attrol come ''from allnlld wl1ll mJ liEU II• 1llwl hy•opn a111ma IN 111&111. . . II.IIIIICII Clll!ll'l'tl)' larp ~-or can't lleld aaolb• drop mlllin8!1hra,.a'JIIIIr),ltll IUinc f!aeaa l!btaJOU"""' wlllaall ......,, ~.or ctlled • JIIOIIOolllllltwaled neteallldatddlllrtble.nll need lllidlall alllnliwt llr ..101'111111 a hiiYJ . dew • fatt:r .ad 11a0 IIINU ba1f11r It haft !tal IIIIa • IIICh coilllliiiiiM lllll'llla. (JII'IdpltatiCIII).If:tu )IUI1410 - · Illbartart two or_.. ellllol ~ If 'filii' want mlll't In· lllilall.w-lna.CIIIIofcolha, apoll wtlhoat hJ4rqea ldndt . formaUon on 11iP bl~ lbe colw Wda an lha IIIII': 1101111 It ·11 U111ec1 a poly. ' • • :::;f.£ circled ) leaves a ramp to , begin his leap over senn cars; superimposed (rJajlt) : on the m;fne is a closeup o1 the Meigs young man, and at. top he and otherslnapect.hls · damaged cycle. " ..-u- ........ witiiiD........ " ·•t, * ., '" Racine daredevil -leaps 7 cars on cycle - a M • d-6 W Local . shortstop,~ J'!lon, ''My~dateiiNov. 11 " IBid wan 40. "On thai ~te 1 will ~\oe IIIII'Vtd 17 ye~ 11 months and two daya ' · wadi wu stationed for a yearlnKoreaandiiiii'Vtdtwo lours in VleiDam. Amonc the medala he earned were four Bronle Stan with valor and the PUrple Heart. "It IIVII the /o1:mJ a lot of money If they can get rid ol us now. It doee create aome hardabtpe for ..... . Park, llon'l'lr, recel'l'lld a call 'l'hunday from 11\e Army Department aayq he would be recon~ldered for pro1110Uon, dtlaylna bla IIIVIIfiiiCI dale tram Oct. 17 1!11111 Oct. 30. · . "We had~ about flnllhed JllckinL" he aald. "'!'hen we recelftd the telepbolre can. Of COII'III we were haiiPY." Part, wbo lllmd In World War II, Korea and VIetnam, said he, hll wife and daughter, aaed 14, had prepared to mon to DaUu where he baa been looldng UfiiUCOIIIIfUII for a jclb. He m ljllllllba abort ot .~~J~~~ns::Aftertwo 'o« Sox ···· the Reds mciJioeup,or __,_ , with their ,~/; have· with their start-Ot ::; · ., :;: t" Golng theba line,! d have to take Tony Perez over CecU ::;: per at at ae; Joe Morgan over Denny Doyle at second; J Conce:lon over·Rick Burleson at Pete ;::: I'"'fi,. ~ver co Petrocelli at third base. . :·:' Ain Y 0 Carl~ ·.Flak II the No. I catcher In the In : 1can gue, but he s matched with the beat in baaebaU w hnliy Bench, ao the Reds CCIIDe out on top here, a~, as e11 as in right field wllere Ken Griffey rates over either ~t E:'~t~:rnl~ c:bofted. ol •The rr;a t s pia ~ Redright there. • · on Y wo Cell e e Sox have the edge are In ·; m~ter field where their 23-year-old super rook, Fre4dle Lynn, ! thekcall over Cesar Geronimo, In left field wilere I'll ;" r; ••. gtaF~~year~_.';!rFol Y~ ewer :1111-)'ear-<Jid. •, ,.... u=r e.nd even u,...,.., aler on...ut Yaz bvi 31 polnla thll ' I-INittli .. n better au.,.ar a ,. e~·- 06 every day. Wlnn era of 108 geJDes thll aea11011, up to ,their ears in firepower and allowing they alao can run If they have to with 11 stolen baaea In 81 many lrlee agalnal the Plralee in the Natlmal League playoff, the Reda aeem to have everything. That'swhylbeocldamalrershavethemfavorltes.Tbey'vegot power,apeed,esperlenceBl!dmomentum,havinlwontheir last nine stralcht gamea and If of their laal15. Stlll the way the RedSo:t handled the OaklaildA'aln the~ League playoff,! can't see anybody beating them, not tftn the RedS. For one thlng,l don't think the Reds are golnc to be able to run on Boston's pltchera and Flak u they did on Plttaburgh's pitchers and~ Sangulllen.I.Alil Ttant baa one of tbe beat moves to first baae of eny rlght.IJander In either league.~bander Bill Lee alao has an acellent me, and righthander Rick Wile's move Ia good 111~ugh at least to keep the Reda' nmners honest. · I'm reasonably Sll'e the much publlclzed left field wan at Fenway Park will be a major factor In the Serlee, perbape as big a one u II 'l!ll!n llo!Kon'a playoff Victory over Oekland. Virtually all th D..O. pia ' e WND are yingln Fenway Park for the first Ilene, and lbe flrat lime mo• rl&ht.IJanded bitters see The Wall they have the lllllleRituralllllpWe. They want to go for lt,talleallhotateltherhlttq'lbeWallorbeltlngtlieballover lt. You have to be a baUplayll' to I!PIIftCiale bow strong that 1mpu1ae can be, and "'u have to spend a few years .-aund FenwayPattoaeehowlllllll)'blltenltcanbllrt. Onpaper,theRedaaNdalrl)'allnillll•,bellerteamthan the Red Sox, but the belter!Mm dotal\ aliny1 irln. Nor II bueballplayedm paper. lilt .- , tha A'a probahly would ba In thll Sarles, ~md not 1be Red Boll. Watdllnc them lately baa made me believe they haft the neceaeary confidence and rhythm now_to beat anybodj. PrecUctlon. I think Pete Role Ia IOlnlto have a hie Series, bullthlnklhaRedSo:tartiJOinltobawetnevenblggerone. ~ • "' ·.r· :fr ' • By GIL PEl'ERS . ·. pertlcwarly the ' and 11\e carb!Jls full Rea, • 1 • .' 1 UPJ Sporta Writer , Friendly Fenway, 'as . the ·: wh~.~F ltfQ~ !llJ!>IIW ~pB!e ,: whil~, most ~f the Rells ~ad years on thW6tber end ofthe -·- • q· e • . sen~ ~ ~ . BOSTON (UPI) ...,. If there . ,Boston fan~ ~lilt; juts In apd., and ~ead~£Qfr~t eerier .At . hol seen !"enway Park until ·· 'field ·(i\1 fil1t"ll ) y • e,!i . ett.aga~ BOs,ton.r!ghl Is a ll!liJor dlfferellce betwe~ b~t . llix llmes around the \hi~ · ~in~o!I!Sn\!'aij; !-¥~~ a ;~~fpving. iq Boston'" Uiis zem§kf :return: 'to a:!~ 1'- IJlinBo;r. Lws T!ati!J:iy.ihe Boston and Clnclnnatl, it s perimeter from third base to, sharp left to the. 4~oot morrilng. · agaiiUi Oak~(i d niad : ~!!\'.' Da.kland !!I · left· .that 'the Red So~ know all the the · rlghtflt1d corner . The . mar~. 'corners, around. ·'the ·:Atln>ark on the 'road is eoupl~' ~~ d~zZ'!~ del a 1 MJI!!fl'~.!!th little su~~t! an~les. : ,waJI COIJ!tSIO a ~int in folll fl_agpole . aqd moves ~o;J\Ue,:• ,said llosto~ second pla~s WJUi thl!'hel ~ .~J"!:OJ!&m~s at Fenway. . · · · • (, . What ml8lit . lfoth• . the teqita'y bebind third, angles . diagonallY.. tojVard light field . ,, pasemfn Oenny Dorle. "But wall. p •( ;:r::~~d" ' the AJr~lcan Reds are the ailglea of the paranelto{!!e·left field line- Another ~F.l!~t is f.o~:med by 'I tl\ffik 'this park bas Its ., : ''iuililt' ''':'hli dJstln ·:gu, pfaypHs. · '"" .''· ·· 10 . ballpark," aald TCIIII Yawkey stopp!ng tor a lblrway cut lilidiostoil,'bP,ll~' lo finish ' ''gii~Sts"'8o to speak and 't'he "' il ,,,.,.,.,~~~ · • ve a '('.let .·~~~::J.A!f\111\®ers Clffi l!?J\, wbo has ~wned the Red Sox inlo the concrt\e. ' then COD· the'so9\ied 1•celii.Urlield "')eft fiJid' wall is one 'of the . fl'ir'::f· ~ ~~,.~th ~·~..In IIlia par~ . but. t~r. ha;r.t ~ 1 and Fenway Park the past 43 . tlnuesllito the leftfleld.corner triallgle'.'~ ''bei9.'•e" .!be wall !lhosts ' -uiat's for sure" . .'R'~ " tej"'/c· ••~Jc~la d pltc 6er or~Q~~l" I~ pilchliere,' s&ld ye "All far the ....., . '' . . ,,, ' ., , . . tii" ' . eg~ e ltve an Fosler . e Boston's Sunday th ars. · as way '":"re the lllOIJI famous wall ~ejldS ·,tlltftaight ',.for , the , . e , poltergeists h'ave (Geor'ge ol ~~ ne11Pr '·' st rt' • halll 7vlct I In eY hit, there IMWI be no . In ilportB begins. . rtghtfiM 90fil\fK," .,. , . ~a~fed inununity to Carl lias.W 'I~Ih;ld before l;.r a er0 q' es difference but on defense . Tlie. 37-foot-hlgh Green '· 'Jlle 11.. ~ h S?x un- Yasrrze'msk! who has had 'his WlltW' ISh' fi ·51 '"' Jd~G/!.· ~r\!!·~ past )hree years. they might have trouble, _ Monster stretches to the- 3'/~ derS\¥Q..d/tbiy .ha~e ;n';/stered , w~r, wiih the Iefiflelt(w'all ·~c!\Jlll~J,Yi.li\,J~tylrSat~~e- .!l~~~t.~'Jchd lnrl,g~'!-~~d.ed . , · , · '",. ... ..,. _,. ._. c·:~fl'r ,i' ,1 iP.!r~hG'~ .. Y Jilt~ ' ,,, , ·, '" . •I .."·"· '.... _ lh!iJ!I' . 11!1 , ~t_s one . • . · · ' · . k C •I'' ,., ,.,,,;t} ' "'~• . · hlt:\ll!U1' ~o;-' .: ' · :::.:~ one, of~~t==~~:=. ~ =:=.~:~r:~~a: DH pitching, can It even because n.tever edg'e the Red . MrV1ce mark. Under Army regulations · any soldier completing. 18 yelri1I11181 be .allowed to stay for the 211 yean needed to 9111!fY for a pension · .:,t:,t·, Jtb: • 1 ;:;; ;:: WASIIIMG'mN (UPI) unemploymenf, economic atamp Pflll!'llll coukl coat . ·Jalln a-. DOhlo, hu . _ and ~~~man ~ tupayen nearly 11 biWon lll1ld lui' 1111 Ill lhll can ba at laaat partlall)' they '*= the Jll'llll'llll· He , ....,.... lWITI)Jiumbaa ...tad If we lake aetlm caDed for llreaJIIIlnlni the DIJ a-.. and act oa thl tmmedlaltiY In Cqreaa," ll'olrem by replaclnl the · ~ criiU he said. ltemlleddeduetton format 111 wblch t1nat.n "lbe !!pldn '11le amalcit allo noted appllcatloal with a ..... · al IDQIPio;rmeat,•l..anlc Flderal Enersy Ad· llandard dediiCtion fwmula. dllloe and bamllllllllllrlna" adnlltratkll f1curw! of 40,0CIO Under Gl11ul'a propclll), 1111.,.... . " . to ea,G001IJIIIIIP)o7'1! In Ohio · mry appbnt would be Tile plaa CUlt In 'a 1'llurt- lbll w~Jqo becauae ol 1!111'· .,uled a 11211 deduction In diy Senate noor ·apeeeh lallmlnll. dt~~forthe wbare Olal uaed a lludJ al Glenn, Sen. Eme1t lllmpl with aenlor c!tllenl · projactld 111t1n1 ptnllled llolllnp, o...c., and Sen. · pnled ,an addltlclllll ~1,' 1bp thi Hennan Tllmaclp, · D&., , "II !a the lieJDIIed tenlll'tl, I ' Ana Qlamber ol . heft lntro61cad I natural ~ ~lCII!.JII'OCedure thatlut Tile ollklll'l formed what Oilnllllr9, to lll'W hll ~.. llllltriiiiCJ act that lbe:r , the Fft of the problema 11111 calle4 tbe Promat1oa1 . for Immediate lllltrltne:r.,, 11;e11wt .-~i~lll'llrl ll'f pa lleaaltq tile food atamp IWaardl ~. wllldl lttialalka to alltftate . . . . . to llllpadild ....... ..,.am," Glemuald. "Here hat peUtlonad Army •lllrll pa ~ ill '11le llll*tlon wautalled em Ia w!li"' the baee IITCII' ratea Sec:rela'7 Martin Holfmann caJO ._. Ll .._,...._ a. llllialll floor JiY dallllt lie, 1'1111 ~ IITCII' ao u to to delay the cllac:lllrp datea '!llertpllrt lndlalllll,. .tll iaal4rm palldea, Jn. liad to elllmatea that cme o1 ~mill Jan. 1 wldla a review per ell& altha fll'llllln_.. ehadiDI dtrtiUlatlon. everymdOUaraapentbytha bolrd .reconal\lera the 'fln.td In thl lllrlbwtlttn l'ropoaenta of loq.term ~ Department 111 promoUon ordera. The 01161 • • tt~templlted llppC'tldael ..,., to 11111'11 food lllmplll millpall orpnlaatlon illld numeroua culllactl•..._., .their ,._ wilb tbt llbort- . "ProJtelloRI for the lndlvi!Uiulaohawuued the al - - ........... .... t.m -..ac1 bilL c:urrelllacal )'tarllbow tbat Army. ' ~II. It \.._... ''Now; withlbeda11ticklnJ a CCIIIIInnatlon ~error and t111tt WGIId bl a Nlllltllll alf l'ljlldlr tolrlft lbe Nov. 1 fraud ratea cauld lead to eJg8 caWS llllef.,..to.7. . . 111d curtailment deadline, tupa,erkllloftiiUmUI!on, .. ...._ In Joaal . . _ 1ovemmtnt, bllllne11 and alaiOIIa bllllGa dollan. Tilt arreD , , ......... perlid .blll.JrDir.· llllor llldln COIIItqialil · complicated Itemised In a Golf Match Tburaday • 1,.1t'JI;jo lillrdl a; M lbe palllatlal for tnlllllllllrlal de due lloa cal cu Ia tloa at Pomeroy, Melp l.Gc:al Ollltllllld ''ale IMd looll' 1lllllland dnold ollbe b11111c . proclldure aol cmly leadl to goUera won qver Warren lll..,._.lllln ... fllldlnllal ......-oltllll1)'toponr lla. lllp error ratea bUt Loclllll to :101. For.Melil, tile TeWo Ani aillaber al their planll." Glaan told tha 1IOI'U to lbe dlaa\lftnlqe al Crenacm Pratt eliot 31, Mark eo.m- to fact lbe llellale. lowtr lneame people IIGt at- GUW 41, Onack Follrod.q, abactf.al, r•UU.• ( lbat) "The rich economic luntd to lbe ~lie Dale ~ 44, and Sieve COIIllmMd !!:~:C (oa . promllt of a baddlnl ma. Bacbner ft. ...a_.) "!"'c ." reco-.ery may 10011 bt • "'n tha oilier band, IIlla For w.-ren LGc:al, Kevin oii'aWt .. t;piall Gill)' Ia !rtqled and ......... by procedure llimpiJ ID'I'IIel and Anderacm allot a •• Dan lba -u, ol Ill crlall. · bauia1 fllrnacea and encov•••• peoJII* witb 'l'lrnlr 41, Grel ~~~~t~en 53, '1\raapoal 1t atalea llil8thanlnl wiemploJmenl ampie111181111to bacGme 'food Pbll Spindler Ill, and Andy 1 - and n-." """-ln)wl', '--' ..., ......_._._ .. Yearwood 56. .... w--GfcMMIIIIII , Gllllnallotdd_.,.thl twlallnc replalklll ao u to Melp 11 now 11-10. They IIIII tjla!ll lba ...,-. al · fraud In the r.dtral food become ellllble for food play 1n the aecUonal tour• nament ..,...,. at Pomeroy. • . ort ' .. Da P'IJ. de r .Sp :~: .,,.,. may lose pensions l'lirlupll Fan!P , f!11i111Ur PT. HOOD,~. (UPI), Mello AntUDia, Nnda '' Army maJan·IUdllnl Wan Jeci11aUob to Cqlwl for a ind Jack Park, each with 11• blllllln corporation •to dl.stiJicullbed NCGI'dl and a dmlop 111111)1 IIUppllel, tbln lilt ol combat medlla, are lllea to Detroit for IIICitblr · 11110111 UIO- olflcen In nn1 . confwence and ' a ' danprolbelnaforcedo~al Republican fundrafaln1 .lllil mUIIary IIIII allort al ciiiiMr. He will retUrn to tJM! '· IDOIIJh llr'l'lce lime to - . . , . late ton!IN. ' rpllfy for a pellllan. (.~ aid "lilt Amlrlwl . "We have aD liven a)Jnoat - f t l l t a . . blWon tu ·ta :reart In 111'\'ice to our cutanda . . bW!oartdiiCtion coantry,"aaldWan."Aiolal In tha. pvwth ~ federal •· lbat lime wu away from our Jllllllllww." , , famllltl, - of It In COlli· If eoa,..... 1!1111 • • bul bat. We are not emlplalnlng not~. Ford -'lei "lb- about thai. We've enjored our Today's ... ·'' ·:·: . ~:-'t!.~th Offic·e rs val Narnf'r Wu o~lders." ;!>O~.:~~~~,:~,~le~ -~ter, th·~ c'~ners ~~: ··=· ·:·· . ::!:.,. 1 raJlltb~li afl lBoston 1SJ liELBN ·.,.aMAS dilnk·loiN ' ~·· {' dJ Jh i j" ''" ' '' 4 ' I.H, > .. " ;m'laar 11 ·=··-IICIW'WI "'"' ,..,.,.~~•RRY our·' v,<l t fUif\'1 ~IIU '/\111 q ' ,, .... • ' • �. _, 3-TheDal!senr 1M · · · ,,.~.....· Y · me • ldleport.Pomeroy,O., Frlday,Oct.IO,I975 IOIUiely; without · · any Ford aaJd a , "very good" UPI Wlalte 1 ' - ..,_.r lqlllvoca!Wn ... I 1rould not · flve·year agreement for WI\SIUNG'l'ON (t1J1,1 H helltate iD nto lt.'' ' · Soviet purchaaea of u.s. Preaftlent Foi'd ·· '~aya c:anar-Jorill Democrata grain nolr lacks only final Anllll'kilnl - t lull and fa-the tal rut but~ It 11 deta.lla and . a parallel cowmneJtlpenciiJW cut.-ct "prepolterolll" to Ilk them agnementlor U.S. pur<:baae lhollld throw ~~~~ to lit a limit on next year's ol SOviet oil II a pculbl!lty. out ol oftlce If thay ntuae. budfet, wlllcb IIIey bawn't He aaJd lhlre a~ may be In hll lith fiiiHcale nen yat ""' III!IOWIC-11 100n on tbe conferenc~, ~ Tb~y But Ford, hll voice rllllnc, ponlbllity of llftln8 the •nlchl at tbe White ~. llld other ~ have temporary u.s. emblrJO on Ford al.o lllld: , dune II in IM'I and 1811, the lflln Ialee to Ruaela. .But - A flve.ye• agreement American people belltft In It ·Agriculture Department on lflln aalel to Rullla II and "I can't lmaslne aourcea aald that mnbarao takllllllbape. · CmlfW not bavlnl enol!lh probably would not be lifted -He had fuD coDtld/Jbce In lmqinatlon to CGIIIblne a Willi the flve-ytar asreement Iii CIIIIP8lln ~- llltndiniiDmllaU. and a tu II worked out fully. - Ile doeln'l bellm the · rtduc:!Wn.lf they clcm't, there The Preald~nt brushed federal covenment ~ ought to be aome changee up ulde crltlcl.wn ol hli!X'Imacy baD oat , flnandally alllng em Capitol Hill." campaign organization, cltltl. . ' . - He clolin•t ~Olav I l ,•:·' :~· Gleni,J. asks -Uvea. . "It II IIIII that we tlllnk It's a little hit unfair. We have .-wed our c~ quite well. We think our country owea 111 aome conalderatlon. We feel thatwe.s-veallttlemore than we are gettiJII." · Park, 48, aald the promotion JIUIOVel'l well baNd ·em a youlb policy of former Army .secretary Howard "Bo" Calla'1!17 in •hlc:h 2,100 rea"W W!lffllnl olllcen, captalna and majora ,_. liftn -race dates, 1110111 naar the mac1c le.year Co~gress · wo.rk .through holiday. I .... :;:: By MILTON RICHMAN :;:: UPI Sporta Editor . . :::: BOSTON . (UP!) - Nobody's going tii argue which team Is :::: better. The Cincinnati Reds are without question. By how :::: much? By a mwlded 8-2 ratio If you're going position by ;:;: pos!Uon, but~ World Ser!eeaeldom 1s decided thet way and :;·. :·.· that 'swbylllkethelloatonRedSo•tobe • come baseball's new :·:· world champions In five pmea-or leu. caacr- • • au .-o. ~lleven. ~ RACINE - David Grindstaff hasn'.t taken a shot at die Snake River canyon, or the 13 school buses Evel Knelval hopes to Jwnp soon at King's ~d Park. · But he has successfully put hla special Bllll·Taco eye~ - with blmself abrlljld. - over down well beyond the seven seven · automobiles at · cars but it and its driver ' Coolville last weeken~ as a somei'Sl!llllell, the cycle suf· spec1al fea,t!Jre durlDg . a ferlng damage to its luinseven events Moto-Cross ' dlebars, the driver little Meet , beyond bruises and bumps. Grmdstaff s cycle came At left, · Grindstaff (en- ...-... ·-·- DR. LAMB V'rtamins okay in hypertension Fifth annual Bob Evans . . Fann Festival program :r:- =-:.'Niall/ ..:;-,= ...:"C: .._ '*'•> If.--.,, If. 1 6t • . ... '*'* . 3 . • I 1t: '*' r.tot,.Jidali;;...dletla J: w FRIDAY, OCTOBER io 10:00 Hlllfolk Dancers 10:30 Point PleBSIInt Jr : High Band 11:00 Cochran Family-Bluegrass Music 11: 45 Trick Mules 12:00 Hill folk Dances 12:30 Edna Alexander-Soloist 12:45 Cochran Famlly- Biuegrass ·Music 1: 30 Trick Mules · 1: 45 Hill folk Dancers • 2:15 Hortense Haii-Sing.along 2:45 Cochran Family- Bluegrass Mus1c 3:30 Edna Alexander- Soloist 3:45 Trick Mules 4: oo Gay 90's Band 4: 30 Jackson Calvalcade Choristers . " .. . . " ..' FRIDAY, OCTOBER II 9:30 Hlllfolk Dancers 10:00 O.k Hill Band 10: JQ Cochran Fan:olly- Biuegras's Music · 11:00 Gay 90's Band 11: 4s'CountryTwins-19strumentall•h 12;00 Edna Alexander-Soloist 12:30 Cochran Famlly-Biuegr.Ss Music 1: 00 Trick Mules 1:15 Goy 90's'Band 2:00 CoUntry Twlns-lnstrumenlallsls 2:15 Hortense Hall-Sing-along 2:30 Cochran Family-Bluegrass Music 3:00 Trick Mules 3:15 Edna Alexander- SoloiSI 3:30 Gay 90's Band 4:00 Jackson·Calvacade Chorleters 4:30 Wagon Wheelers-Square Dancers ..." " '" "' ... " .. . '" •' SUNDAY,OCTOBEA12 · UAW against inlports of Ford's new minicar llwli': · ':t: · ~md '!: 10:00 Wor~hlp' Servlc.-Rev. Paul Hawks; Soloists-Joyce Hawks & Edna Alexander 11:00 Hlllfolk Dancers 11 :30 Cochran Family- Bluegrass Music 12:00 Trick Mules 12:15 Gay 90's Band . .12:45 Country Twlns-lnslrumonlallsls I: 00 Horlense Hall- Sing-along 1:15 Cochran Fa0111y luegrass Music 1:6--Edna Alexande ·Soloist 2:00 Gay 90's Band 2:30 Trick Mules '2: 45 Jackson Ca acado Choristers 3:30 Cochran F mlly- Biuegrass Music 4: 00 Gay 90's Band 4:30 Wagon Wheelers- Square Dancers 'Green UETROlT ,(UPI) - . The 'Mike Rin8ld!, president of Ualted Auto Workers bluled UAW LoCal 800 wllldl repre· the Ford Mellor Co. 11nlnday aenta more than , 30,000 ,," for ill declalon to Import Ita workers at the Rouge new mln!Cill' rather than manufacturlnc cCIIIIplelt in " build It In the United States. suburban Dearborn, said Union offlclall also Ford brought In more than • crlllclaed tbe au~Gnaker for 75,000 Brlllillan-IJullt engines • FIELD DEMONSTRATIONS brlnllng an Increasing · for 1971 model Plntoa. . . ' FRIDAY . lUIIIber ol foul!cyllnder Pinto · At Lima, Oblo, where Ford Forgey's Sheepshearlng-11 :00, 1:00, 2:30 .' qlnea In fnm Bmll willie aiao bullda the four.cyllnder l.ogrolllng- 12:00, 2:00 thoaaanda al Ford workers qlne, UAW Local 1219 Watercraft Show.,-11 :00; 2:00 (at Raccoon Creekl & SUNDAY are Idled In th!a country. President William Jobnaon Bradfords' BorderSATURDAY Collles- 10:30, 12:30, 2:00 But the atron8NI crlllcllm aaJd 700 of the oqlne plant's . Forgey's Sheepshearlng-11 :00, 1:00, 2:30 ~ tram UAW VIce . ~nt 4,2110 wortera have been ~ Reno Family Champion Horseshoe Pllchlng-11: 30, 1:30:'3: 00 Ken Bannon, who heads the lndeflnlte layoll for u long as Logrolllng- 12:00, 2:00 ·• .Walercraft Show- 11 :00, 2:00 (at Raccoon Creek) !,lll)on•a Ford department, a year. wa reaened for the new " mln!car wblch Ffl'd plana to bealn bulldla8 nut year In Germany and Spain, u will Ji·~ arrive In ' thll country ICIIIIIIlme In 1977. PErER M. KElLY Planet Earth aixJ aome form camped, aeoreral daya at ''Jnatead al flghtln8,• the DENVER (UP!) ot eztraterreetr!al life was Colorado National Wnu. lmporlen, llloob like Ford Colorado authoriUes say colni to pick them up," . ment, wtllttif Grand Juildllon baa daclded to Jain them," about 20 Oregon realdenta Gresne aald. "But they didn't near the Colorado-Utah' Bannon aald. ''&ldl a llllive wbo apparently are sear· know when or where." border. Cllltbelrpartw!UIIGtonlyburt ~bini for a better l!fe on Before arrlvlnil In Park ~er Lavar lbelremploJUlnlhll country another planet were In thll Burllngion, the group Jolnlon aald he'flrat nallced but the ICOIICIIII)' ol the Dillon alate Jut. monlb but have · the group, led .,... a mlddJe. ' \ • wall ·u moved on to Nebraska. age CGUpie , when be ~!backed · Ford IIPO"-'•n aald they Doug Greene, superln· toaeelftheyhadl!talillleilal ,Wolllcl have no coml'llllll Ill lend111t ol Bomiy Dam near , ~. ' BIIUIOD'I crlllclllll, but Burlington ' In eutern · TUCSON, Ariz. (tiP!) "Illumed out to be a clrcle Jllllnled 1D IUIImenll frem Colorado, aald the group Nn U.S. Davia,CUp caplaln ~ lantema 111 the llfOtnd," Oullrman Hm7 Ford II .a arrived there Ocl.l, did 10111e Tony Trabert thlnb the Jolllllon aald. -~~~ 1111 Qla he an- 1111opp1ns In localllloree and American publle falla to John1ton 'a auperlon liOIIIeld a. CJr, a Chefttte- left two den later. appreciate the aacrlflceelta' ~ .Raberl Bemm, liled ear- eodHiamed t11a He .-1c1 he talted wilb a Davia CUp playera ~·. ·. aald the rancer lqld Jmi 'the llolal, would bt Imported. 111111 named Frank Lamb one "R OOilta lbe player to play lfOUP wu an· 1 Ford aJd iaupol tq tbe CP1' al tha leaden of tha ..:oup for hll COlli try 1" Trabert friendly •" -lba.Jr'!'l71o~ltlo wilo told him IIIey· "beUeved said. "f!e livee up the op. . '"lbe:r weruiiiiJII nund lbe u.s. JMbl In llldl • , In ,. th, tlnccWID of the portUD!ty of Winnlna talklntl lllwl boob one lbortllmlladatthe lo!!ell Fatber."G.-neaaldbsbpt thouaanda o( dollara In althamaaldiiGtt.o,.IDo•hard PI IM COli lllllll tha No. 2 111 eye on U. poap from the lournllmenta Bolni on at tha ·mauthon baeauaelbey 1Nre Ma'l bave tha · lillie they eanptd at tha aame time he II JII'IICIIclnl only lluDan, lmri.JinJ,. lbey -,.1111 to flnanct the' rn1 voir unttllhiJ left Jut for, or playlna, Davia Olp." ..,... not,'.' lltnkllllld,, .....,. It' wuald lUI to ~. ''TabapilyefllkeJimmy, Greene aald 1111111 "tha 11111111 !be ell' Ill 11111-'l'y. He.aald I.Db told him the Connors. He'• virtually .,.. •IIJ 1• 'lht If 1lanan a1ao aald ~ •lll01lnl on to Join lllllll'ed ~. aay, f18,11011 every •CIIPI for ~ ,.,_. Ford llu bttn lllinl .._up will! ,pan ot a ''main .lime he entera a tour· look,l na" junior CQII'It l!naiJiaHullt ~ In Ita caravan" wblcb left naaB~'-btcailae he ..uy llludtiU wllll j-.s 1111 trip Plnle, ill& aal:r • lllllle :m'll N"'£)01'1, <ft., lui month in w!na it." Ia tha . - Oallpdl. 1r; 1 diiH at lba c-adlaa ' IIU'da ~ ~ biller 'WOI'Id on · Cmnora wW !UY fill' tha . He llllld lbe paop1e- apoiDt )lllllt at St. 'Oicmu, Oat. IIIOther pluel u.s. lema wbldi wiD face wllllllblalat lboat uP0t. IJGme of tboH cart lrt , '"!bey blew they _.. Vt-laln a 1971 ope14q but ''IIIey eM!, olltr iat I "''Jte4 Into IIU ~try· IIOIIW to bt tabn from the round matcb here Oct; 17·1t. llcket," ' .." . .. By "_ba, an« *• 1·. ·; t,,;' ' Ie:s ar- . BOSTON (UPI) -:-; Darrell Johnlon brlatled When the Inevitable question wu asked during Thursday's ijoston ~ Sox worlcout. Do you feel yoiD' team II at a disadvantage agalnat Cincinnati because their . . Ben'. gW'-ls· set ~Or Patn"otS 11 CINCINNATI (UPI) - A victory Sunday over the New England Patrlola wollld give the OnclnnaU Bengala the finest atm1 In .their eight· aeasonblstory. Clnc!lnP.fttl's 3-0 record 10 far milti:bea the start of the 1988 clllb, but that learn lost ~ No. 4 to San Diego. The Bengala are 10-iJolnt favorites ·to get their fourth straight victorY here Sunday over a New ~ team that Ia wlnl•ln three starts. Regular Patriots quar· terback Jim Plunkett mllsed the flnl two samea because of a aeparated lllloulder. "But he played some last week againat the Jeta .-ad he'll probahly go agalnat 111," figures Bengala coach Paul Brown. Len vii Elliott Ia Cln· c~nnau'aleedin8ruaber going Into the Patrloll same. The apeedy halfback baa picked up 128yardt In IIIII M carries for aU yanlavwqe. 1 • Fullback .Booble Cart baa nmbled 123 yarda In ta carries and also 1alned another 79 after 10 pall ~ptiOlls. chaalng ljown caroms oll the wan that II lnfamo111 fur strance reboandt. "I'm gettuw my protractor out,'' Fou chuckled 'after hearing about the weird ~mglee ICIIIIetimee taka! by rlcochetlnc btlla. But George llld he'l going to truat hll own JudJment baaed on toda)"s practice. "I won't hlft any Idea what It's nally like WI I get there,'' aaJd !he IIIY'llolni ..,...-old, wllo )lilt 101 tha Reds left lleld ualpmert IIIla year when Pate Roae moved to third btae. "I'm the t.YJII that ha to lind out for blmaelf. I wantlo ... how the ball reaeta, jllll how It bolllcea. n.n we're IIOUW to have some meetings to diacull play ln. "Maybe 101118 left field playa will determine .,the outcome of the game," canceded FOI!er. "I ~ be under the ~Iii• out there, but I don, tblnt I'll ba Wldar pr.aure. ' willing to wait . ~" .: i: who won't ·hu'·rt. Red Sox. . . ·J"T4oh·n·.· "son s'j·a·· ys. . , ~~\~~ ~"~o 'xri!e~::::g~J: M~nster' By RICK VAN SAHr "When )'OII>fe bitiJnc,"ICI'u CINCINNATI (UP!)- '11le told lhorlltop Davey Concep. ClndnnaU Redt today finally cion, ")lilt be yoll'll!lf. Don't get a chance to aea wbaiiCIIIIe . try to pull it. figure milht be their nemem 1011 will worried that rightIn !be flrat two 11me1 of the lwadld hiller• like Con· World Serlu-Fenway eepc!on, Johnny Bench and Plrk'l lnfamolll left f1lld 'l'CIIIy ..... wiD ba lured Into wan, ''Tbe Maaller." . ~ to pop • boiner over -Forelp to National laps tbe S'l.foat blah left flald flllce teama, Bcillkln 'a ''inanater" )lilt 311 filii from home plate . w111 . the' Iaiii ol tbe day ''You - that·wall for the Thvaday In tile Reds' flnl time 'tnd you have a workout at aymmelrlcal tendency to coforlt," warned cRlverfrool Stadium here. IQu. "Ancl that'• wbat the 00 · ' But followln8 lbla mor· l!oltoa pltcbera ftllt you to n!ng'a fllihl to llollkln, the do, . Reda get a lint-band loot at· ''1bey're golnc to keep the Fenway In a practice thll ball away from out right· afternoon In preparatiCIII for hand billerl," added IQu ~V~tvday'a World Serlea readlbiB for Lall Ttant~ , '~er agalnal the Red Soz. OUIIIde pltebea Saturday, '"'bey're coq to pitch ie >One of th~ few lleda who •U uMI plared in FI!IJ'I!IY II awa:y to our rllbtobandtra 1 r.o!Jbittlng coach Ted and In to ov left.IJandera," ~clSlu.wakl, wbo apeal tha llpred Kill. "My advice 11 lut three years Of hll career jut bit •ralghlaway." 1~u !n the Am111can League. , 111e "Green Monster" "'~' '' Big 1011 had plenty of acJ. eould plague the· Reds em -t~ih .,ce for curioUI Redt billerl dtfenae too. i!Ooitllthered around the blUing Gecqe FUller 11 the left Ia~ :Age Thursday. ~der wbo flgina ' to be ~~;Gregg ' , ,,. 1 topic during Reds' workout ' ••• l' Reds) . 0 ·· · , . .. a~ · •' ~...· ~ l,, ••l'i, . ~···~.f'·~ pltd;~s bat~ • ,.~~ ! , .,.,. {\.. ~~~ .~ ?"Yf v ' '~k~" Johnio~ 'coo-' W:~1:d~~ ~~pitcher ' nO\ one World ,"~I [to wave d \ for d more -/ ( tJi .::··:11:-~~~~ kno~;, ,'~Jie~t lo.'. ·during the iii! said odi , regular IJ!l8IIOll and yours .. hitter rule, rl!ows Johnson is tinulng on the subject, , got :8' prllblem." thla seaiOn on · di!ln't?" one writer asked tile ..illghtly lncor!'~t. ,. . , pitchers have been hilling the " ·In IIH'ee lMliiBOilS since .the ' '"'~ th luck. " ' . : Bo.ston manager. . .The 'National ,l;.eague pit··· past month or so, nlit every '•des!Bn. alell.nhltter rule : has " !llj'[AB as pitcl\irig Is ''Every Yilt, bet'ore the• cherS"•ilav,eJfour bits in. 24 .. day•but ,whenever they have ~in use, thi!Red So:ihave ", ~Ci!liiell;" 11 dOOs\'t ·mala! World Ser!ee, liO!JIOOile asks .. tlmea,,,ap cbai!J (.i67;), whlle .. had a , chance, .Sure Don .:sent•aJpitcber to. the plate one .:; !rilil;b.~~rence If Gu)lAt Is that question and every feilr Oaki&Jld's Ken Holtzman ha& Gullett -is a good hitting . • tlme'.t'Luis.Tiant, who starts ,.• !ii.:X.ellb~one or ;, phone the American Le8£11e pit· , all ' !DlD', ol..theoc American' pitch~r for Cincinnati, but ·. Satui'daf.s game, was forced bwith-,\lfsgO!ng.to pitch the chen outbit the NationaL- League •bur)!!tl' thlts ·'!nl 211 Rick W'l!le (of the Red Sox) ·' 10' bat·aftlli':dl!!llgnated hitter " League," said John,son ' times. at . Nil (11:13:t JH&!the9•'hasto•rateasoneofth!!>belter .. CecU · QJeper'•J replaced . an ;~ : :~iJi'tle it.from, Yawl~y t.o ansrUy as his learn prepared-' "AmericanH~gu~ pitchers ,., hitters' among pitchers.· In injure4.C81ll,Yastrzemskt at ..r ~JM:lt!l.~. pppoai\lgn ;~fore for Saturday's World Series have scored five l'llll8 ·and:e baseball, .; "" . Jirst .bsae, Urte. in a game. !M'.fP.tl<!.Sjerles bJ!8in1 He's opener at Fenway Part, • dr.lven ,home Ol)e (bn', Holt-"'' . "'A good bitting pitcher ·stlll nant hit a ·lazy ny to right-~:~fl . · oimcllolli eno~ to · A check of World Series zman's1974homer) "thlle the " isgo!ngtb bit about'.220Bllli If '· field : ·' "''" '"' ... : )\1\i' Y\e' ailglea 'i.Oo' · ' 1 bo:ocores fcr the two years ., -~~ ,and . EJQdgera t pi!Qhers·••·· '"'• ,, ., , ·· :·If:!·• ·• ,. -~~·•1 ··n, , -. ... J ~: :: :•, , ·:·• ' .. ' ·:·;:. . that the Amei'Jlo.4110 "'• League ~red on • · · .. 1 ... , '·· " · · "' · ~ tl fUR, •t tl '}1.:1 G J<~ ,, ~:''·'!/~(1 1 11!\l'/ U ' 1 1H 'II'>• , ,. .' . . ' 1 · !' ·l·h·· ·· ~···~;- •·• .. p'· ............................................................................................................ , ............ , ..,............. ........·. ·:... · . .. . ' ·' ' ............•.w.•.•.•,•,{•,•,•,•,·:·.•.-.•.-.-.-,,·,<·.-.·.···········;·.....·.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.·.···:······:"";'"'""'·'::····<w.•.·, • . . ' ,, - . ., . .oq 1\lr, "' WASHINGI'ON (UPI) -:'!'lie 1). S. 'seaaje .wuinlinopaly ' 1 11 JIU~ the fellowillll ':- ~ ?li.·Jb~ lil(lrt ; •· ·• ... -- · · .~ r:; ' ~ • '' 'Reeolved: •Jbat the Senate of .w..t.rl:s 00 1 ~·our wli'v~ :;-"frail~~ ~~es taL same/'. ·' I o· n·sou. ·. ·w on t· '· p... ·· the . ~~~""~ ,.~~tes a~y r~plzealbe.~yandez~lleace,~fl"'I~~~.~~Jil!~Red 1(, SOx and ·lbe aillllaaatl Reds; Wlibea ,llotli te~m~~ web! And bopea that tbe bome.team be;VI~fori,Outi' ID ~Jtli"ijime of ,tbe World Serlea." , .. ·· , ... ' Foa ~~ will be playi.d Ia {lolioQ and ~~~ m''riD' clnilatl. ·~ IUliDptlon In tile, teaol~~.lntreiiu~.by'Seu. Edward Xeuaedy,lh\faa., tbat W9Tdtf"wb( lbe W'orld " · ?..w' ,..f,~ l l'(,f;:;t . . '. ' lay ·.·'•· ', ·' "" ~,. j It tl V1lb h f; •0 •.::Jo Feil · .oos~;N (UPI) ~ Darren t: Serles!:Saturday at ~:~"8&ld JOOnllon of the Jobilson·iron't play~ [pi~d" Pa0:.f.e~fPLeewW· ~ , ~give tha lefty hla gsme5 With' 'the 8'r;~8tl Surlilay .Rtl,-'ilick Wlae ~.ftiolt ~·Iince Sept•.1f. Reds . start Tueiifay , night at On· "Lee's a slnterball pitcher Th~· 'Red Sox mana~er" '' Clliiiii\1. , '' "':',... · •: 8(111' ,'Wble r lhl'OWI! : • • high 1 1 Se~ \l!ll ~an~ by~!,·~~.~~~~!:';,.~'·:··· _ '.' w~ni~ c'ounterpaH ·sl)'irkl'~' ~111e • •!iave anntllllbdla<'-'tball• We deoided we'd I hay~ ~y ~d aom~ . OIIJ.i~ ·~"' f,ur ,, Ah"~!IOH to knoW .' w.~T! ln'" 'I*IIY'thjl!'18-glme ~iDCIIf<Jr f1!1iltt.t·!h1We theln , bitting st~t by Qnduall,' said .~ ~ '"'",11..' , , 1. · ., , , which Bostllh' ' plt!~'Gull~..wm·,ltCb Salllrdayt u<ifalllll billa . here -{~ the lllacerdy hope llult my' dl,IIIDI!UJBIIed eoDe8£11e lrom cher will start the first three · ·:.. <'!•talked Wtth my coliiheav<:feneea ,lft marter and the Oblobunotbelbllllfeaavlnp,"~Ut:d~eui!dy. · , ' ' games of the World Series. Bl!d 1001its for two bdurl•:•..-naQnl)offl.ee!lldlet · .,.;:;,.,.......,.,.,.,.,. ...:....................... .. ....... ... ... 1....... ·" ..; ... ..... : · .... Luis Tiant will open the before chooslitg Lee to pltch,·' WIIe, wbo livea up a ,Jot of ··'·;"'········.-.·.·········:·····.-:·.·.·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:·;·;·:;:·:·:·:·:·:·J;·.:·:·:·:·:<::~:<-i:·:·:::·:j·:·:·:·:<·:·f.;:.,., ' · ' "' . · •· • :r •· • "' ·• • I .,,;,lclntAieal pltcb Ia Qnclanatl ' . . ,, I '· h ,, I 4 . .I n; .. . ' 1 .. . " ' ' h n t\1 n~.q; 'P HlatiJ.>b "'c! ·"; ~: .... ,• ' u • ':.' "'j ' ~:~1'-~\JL ~~~~~"1~j1: ~ ,,~ ~':tr(Ndllae U.ftncuNIJ..~r I..• ~ ·" · ~ · · ....-. ,,.q....,.. w oot ~met the~ i.-quick ' '• '.tOr~ !• ""· ·,:J(! .. .,. · O ~urf)t" .:! :c!~' ' .· ' · ' ' , · " The Red Sox' 111ur«<ay • · ' · : · · '· • · · 1 .• l ·' l~ liftemoon · strategy lll!lllion m' prO~eQQ}eOB ' ' l ><> 'alloawkluced eatvllay's 1 BoRoa advance" Stars · agr·e·e: - . tllere.s· rob m match play . ,!:! ' 1 !-"!i? , · 9f!J stirilllnllnmp,o~ch · · in· · ·;. ,. ,.,,,", ·;, · ' . ' "'' "''IJ,o ' :•_ :' ·1 lo chUiea.:~' Dwlabt , • Evans, By GENE CADDES r .lW~ ,a&t.;JQ.~;.;:~tln'. ''': ~~ ':,'ml\'&e Y{~; 3_'~~aiC~J.i~~ •'li'le,.t.q.lielll; Dea!IJ ,.l)o)'le, ~ 8pgrta Wrfler 'i'l'OOm for ometchvplay .in·the...." .Nicklaus who' baA Jus£ . JRI more.chalicet second · bailt; c.t Ylllltr· •DUBLIN 1 Oblo (UPI) ~ ,World: of II'Ofes.sional golf. . 'beat-en w~lskopf i~ J jq the.'' P.Ja ' · ·~ch 'play." '' llttMki, 'leftfleld~ ' €arlton Jack Nicklaus and Tom "Financla!ly, I tblnk fOU ,finws of the thre~.d~ ~: . . '· ' ~.:noted !be Pc::.{" 'flllk~• .atdler; Fred Lynn, • • • ternatlonal Al!.star nial~hes '""&;'~lli'lp,prevlouilywaa, . ~; RI~Jilellocelli, at Nlctl!illll' new Mulrfield Ji~Ay)!d at 1Ditch PRY. •('. ~; Rlc:t Borleson, • ~· . ' ·, ... . .1.• · ... ~eGolfOllb. ':Youcoul.l . !ldile:d ''l'tlj!nt the .fGA '' 'IIIIortaloP;Cec!IOloper,flnt • ........: H if · '1' n1tf'be •' .....: ' t:i''"' bMe~ r n.nt pltdler '" l' 'ioJ!~I~ j_. 11.}- liu :o "'.\1it•-lfl "J U..,.~ J,.. you ~er~')m " II II)!~~...,., h'lll'"'--' IDCft ~ . l}'t lo{; I..J.n-' J laitlc S...y•s e ""t§.s.;".·.·.· .•..) location iiiatdl ere "" ~_;...wrould ..• ' ., " • · which ~tl acceP,!·I,.,, -lt »were U_.!!!J.!.I ...Jll.. play. tcb""··~ 11101,~ &n· .•.• 11"1\ .J•l(l ~ !. , ) ,,~ JSno~~!wma ....~ .. .--~.·._-.. -Ill ·•- Satur . , , ., . ..: N,l.c klaus conce~ed !:llll ·ll<llo ~"e I!UilCellful.7.:~ ·~ -· ·•.""'', . • Ni~UI 10M hll ~tt ··;dafl;811ihe. ~ ·.GaUipoll!' eighth and ninth with four 111inutes remalnmg however; that match grade football teams In the fir~t half.' . . . golf w!l"'d have ·~ be P"OVen ' :· V le . W~ "'" '"""' ' ' . ' defeated Meigs' junior high ·~·The wmn~ . ~olje~teil. 12, , suc!!I!SSful "maybe , "' t~ , , , .~.~ doallle 8J!d frea~en .~uads Thurs_., fl~~t dq~p~. 1flla,rk ~ml\~ , . (aji~J!I!fore It an!lp ,~ IJO)d ~ .:~ , -il!'llllltir pat day evening. . ·,~ ~l!She1l;fR~B7. Y.~~f!~!.~ G~s,, .. 1!!1~11 as a ~..... il\1 )~~j:lollng oli: At Middleport, Galli a's , ,QB" Harrl~ h,il tw~ of ,.five • IJUllUlltr. eveat. , ,,.... ., . ..~'''i!ar 4111 th¥, eighth grade bla.riked the host ~s for .40 Ylf~S , o~e .~ 30,.. .Neither Nlckla111 nor .lret. ,.~ IZ\!1.1'.,: team, :JU. On Memorial' yarder ,to Dwarpe Ski!l,tnor~ . k/)pf~splayedml\(!llll!¢ch· .~~Pi~ up $,000 Field, the GABS frosh shut., on the flqal play ,qf tl,l_e,;~ame-:. play aolf lately, the most ilht pnte In the mnt Whldl'' out the UtUe Marauders, 18- . Br11,c~ ~~ fo~ .. ~eigs .~ .,of aiur8e bein&· the· taped ,..::!llliiiilliiiiiiMi o. . was the top _gro~~ ~alner Ryder Cup ma~ .• laf .'li~·~. In the eighth grade game;:. acc~rdang.,t?... ~a~. ,crow,, ., IIMIIIh at JJaonl.., ,J',a. ~~· ifonJbt·. ~ of the 'QBMattWIU!aconnectedon·.., coa~~. , . •. ,.,,., '·, ...... ~,. both aald~, ~ IJ, ~t•.l"ll!~'and' 5 II" of 12 pssaes for 118 yards T!Je e,1ghtli . gr~ae, ·telllll ,was,Wli!Kdtq at:rte ~, gotf • tln~f vlctoiy over . and three touchdowns for , was , trou.n c~qq¥.,G~llipoli§ for~i!pi!Ctatorsanda.inore Heliid ••< · v!a!tlng Gallipolis. at Meigs S~di~, !", Ml~.: . (larJi1£,£&me for~ ~;en_· .... '•WelikOpf, who adv~ ~ '. Mark Sheets tamed from dleport 32,1o II. . . ,., "You attack .lbe C:011'811 ..lllt~ . !ll.\a!J ,wl~ a OJieo4lP' win,; 1~yardaoutln the first period , . Gallia.'.s .Jamie 1\illls sloO!I.,. m~ more,': 111\i filcldallf:. .~ tuitr.Bob Stamoa' 1 lo ·give Gallla a 6-0 lead. In . o11.t. idefens\~_ ely ·. ~~~~ 13 "You uauaU7 · ""· ,, ,Jot of" got ' IS,oo~" for fln!lhln~' the second period, Nick tackles. . . '*dies and lot ol bOgeys In !leCOIIII. Stanton took third Robinson scored on a 40-yird The LitUe Blue Devils are match play." place JMI'!l)i. of •10.1Q1..~~ pass from WIUls and Rick now 1-1·1 on the year. Thurs· "I never played In lot of beatlng1lllil:'d one-up ~l!J 'ft ROYAL Whaley scored on a fov-yard day, GABS will host JackSon. match play golf because I holee. Heard got f7,500 fur IIOTn,ING OOMIANY pat11 to'up Gallla's lead to 18, By quarters: didn't play a lot of amateur fuurth·. 0. Gallla9t)).,. , ~ ~B.i.O..&..=~~.. '?~IIII)ents befprt 1~ • ,• In the third period, Meigs 9th ' ~ r • l':~liiiH.+"l. ' '. .( < ~ • • " ~- :;': ,i·~: U"i. · • • Robinson scored from one " ·' yard out. Whaley l!lllled the final Gallla touchdown on a 20.yardpass. Willis passed to · ' . ,, '·· .':. · ' ~NOW":O • , - ; .1• 1 "' Whaley for the extra points: '! ' ,... , .~ . . ' 1 • '•l ' 111 ., • ~- 1 .:. ,, Galli• rushed and passed · · • · •· .. • , i l}lljl , •• l•u--··'" • -;. • gapfQ 'M GallUJ eJn.hth n ..nth · 'IJ.de...s· def4ea .....t ..M. • :e 1 t plaf .¥l!t . BfN'--... , ., winners ·~ picked up· 22 first downs to fOr 222 •yards. The Meigs' five. Sheets rushed for · I) yarda, ·Scott Morrison 33 · and Robl .......n 31 Robinson ' , U&DV • and Mark Bryan stood out di!fenalvelr for the winners.· Meigs dropped to ~2 on the, I· year. GaU!a upped Ita ·mark · to2:-2.QalUap11)'18tJICbon , ,.~ 1."''•'••· '1 'Jtl.,,, "'", ""' , . o · o " •.:~ 1 U•J ,, ''J• ... l-1.... , \ · · i: •, : , 1'. " -t'l 'tl ••I •' ,, .. •·• ." ~ ,. "' ''' • ''' " ' ·, . ,,., · , j;' • "• .-.• t • .,,rt. J \•.t " .. . • , ·• 1 1 I. .. 1 .. , ·; ... Luwt 11 1 rJ' Illl l l ' }lo H . u•, • oJ•/• • l 1.t •• '" .i • ,,... n ,. .~ . o I u ''$1N(1: ,.J.GC'II',' , I ~I'A'JED I IIJ<I. . f. o" ) • • •d::d !: ~: .. :;.1'J";JI; ~.~,, , . • ·!'' ..· .· .:,:; • lll1n'!'T fll! . )1\ l fr'll .i'~ ,, I .:h.. " 11 ~ "Ill I /, I• I • ' ,L ,14 I ....'": ..:....... ·. . AT' m · E ' CORNER OF ·: rl': '" ' . , lliJ •·• 1 'l II \Jfr jj'i_ou '. "~' ! '"' "' " ' ;SECOND & · ~AIN~Mi,oli£roin:. ~:'.:~:~-· " •• 171A ': I .. · · ·..' :· -~ ~. ·I . · . 1i~l "". NElll·s'"P •· '• l~·612.14~ · '. · ~;:::.:~: ·"'~'"' BEREA, a!lo (UPI) - . lhe QeveWHI BroWIII, aaya player and 'Wilt. If lArry Ia plactdCIIIthelnJuredraearve, we -·•• add __._, bat Meigs 8th 0 • 0 II- 0 not ;:- rOy;-.;;: .. tl,1JI~l IIOAL bac:a• he hu 110' olbtl' , Dr. VIe Jppallto, the team 3.no t::,·,~·.~' GL1"if1"po"111 dlolee.' ·' pllylicltn, cbedl:td Peole · In the freallman contest;;.· J111,'1Jeckson el 1ron1on "If we COIIId h~ blm for ' Tharlliay and lllld.Jae would GaUia'a Jlnl lfarrll returned · • il'l'l,i/loverly "' ~~tston lbelut half of the - - or blve 1o wall ••Weill Gl'tWo to a punt 60 yarda In the first l!lr!lAitxena~~: oi Vlnlon Counly " • tbt Jut live 1111111,1'111 nl =mJne him befote deter· ' )IM'iod to live GAllS a &.e ' Belpre ol Foderel Hocking wllllnC ID wall," llnll aald "'W"• wbllbll' the halfback advantage. · .111J. ~~~~nvlllo . Vork •: warren of ·Paille, the roolde from loatball for the Earl}' In lbe second stanza, Joi;i.."uthweltor~v.~) 1110 rn ~t ~ lllll'fll'llt:r wllll Broilllllbllllllllill. ' Danny Sickles scored from 2t• 111qQI.ygor crook ot Soulhorn ,_ ,_, Ill lilt llidellnal MeanwbUe, Gres1 baa . yarda out to glv~ the homt':I' !Uorth 01 ~ 1 :':1"';: 1 koton ~ tbt 1111011 lla'tad. awltchld ~ookle Henry team a )loG lead. I•' <Jhl ~rl Gay 11 Symmtl VI lilY ' 1'111 mort CCIIIeerned with Hynoekl froin fullback to FIRII GABS score carne on~ iii nl)~.llllro 11 Paint l'lononl hla filion U.11117 111e else. ~ llldl: for SUnday'a a 'five-yard r11n by Bob ,. Wlnlltld ol Wohamo ·-e'll .......... ..._, · 1 l!ltadlUID Griffith Wlth 2:18 rell)l 1nin8 '"'ll'" IATUIIDAY ,., ,_ -v•- at 1 pmt ll111wuclpa ' • .11()"-l'llrlond -tllrVH al Hinnan ltafflllltlinlandtrytooame Jn Owe)ldd agliJ'nll thr ' In•the gime. ' 1 ~.tl ' ID daf'd Dl.... 're Ho 0 Ill 011MIIIer 11 wottrlara . . I uiiiAin Oilers. ''' ' I I held the Little! Trimble 11 Canallon Volley 'Willlnll to do wllb Cllll leu M~alldara on the GAHS five ,.u rorr'eal Greu,head coach ot he'a wliilnlj to nit for run· :...1. , ~ niDI btdl: IMry Poole'• ..._ 11" · " Ton:e,.t s games . lhllh bru!ae to heal. W. \'~ ·~ ~S' utifr~ th~''d~i~~ .r •, New . te searchers m . Nebraska 'IIJ'Law•mll. Lamb, II. D. pnave, wrllt to me In care lt can and Ia Nturtted, and unsaturated fat (poly DEAR DR. lAMB - My of IIlla nnnpaper, P. 0. Box eome qar will aettle t.o the ~ J111111). It'• · that ~ bubtnd bu hllb blood IIIJ,IIadlo Ql)' StaUm, New boltCIIn. almplt. ·Utaally the pr1 u. He cloea DOl ..t a Yark, NY 11018. 8erid alq, Fall)' aclda 111'11 challlll ol pol:yunaaturaled fata are balanced diet, lliere . . 10 •tamped, ~lf..ddreaaed carbon atornt booked liquid or aall. , few fooda that be uq,. We emelope will! 10 ctnla and , fAIItthar. 'nle carbcn-alollll When you 'nad 111 a food flel lbat he nttda 'l'lianlna~ ·• for The Heallb Letter baV. a place ID hold or attach label tbat t11a fatt:r acldl han Would vitamin B be harmful nwnbtr 1-1 on Blood to bjdlopn. Wl*l all lbe been parllllly ~. f lo III)'CIIIa wllb hyperlenllCIII Pi II n. ' • Jll- for IIJ*olan- tabn or hardened, It IDtana or bi&b• blood prm we. ()' DEAR DR. LAMB- Would 11p, lbe fatty acid Ia bjdlopn !u been ad4ad to w.ld &DJ 'l'ltamlaa bt roa plaaaa apllln to me aaturaled. n- rata ..-. !be empty 1p011 oa lbe elalla. ... IIH1 U .a, .... 1llddl about Nllraled tnd UD· -nyaollduln beef tallow. 11111 eonnrta thllll ID . . C*1M Ill IIIIIT lllunled fata. Willi do ...., '11le - - · lqlortant aturaled fila and 111i11n!1 to DIU UADBft ~... to IIIII wblda II bellar actpliCIIIIII!qald - a t all · eJin4at.e IIIJ aftllllalt yoa VI' I 1 _ , a.t lilt> " - · wbldall-"7 ~aledfat. lillll!t set tram poiJUII· 'ftaa.. wilD , YOIIIbaald llliiH lhe DO!IIt ilia MI. fill. • dDIIl•a DBAR UADJI:R ' olllllnledr.tla,oordltl, Y•....ra..UIIIIOIIItaf ol IMillle lbt lllnlletloa OD pG1) 1 Ud fall in JOII' •• ••• ...., . . ..... fall. . dill, ... ~~~~~~- IIIGill:r • ...,.._ . .:., alit 1 11 'h Gila (lllltpl 111 aton ar 1111 IlL llllportul U11t ...... w Ill& Mil •....,..,ll Cln • · 51 _ , . . . ; " a.t eoald bold 1 ai41' ua 111.111 ~'1 ~ ~~- ::.1'11111 lbe Cl I &I 3 llilllllbefl&t:rleld II helhtld 1ba1 yoa llllDIId ,_ . ,... llllltJ'Iflllllatua lll(ll& 11m u m~ 'or more ~ Allow lllunled )lnl"l"' fll1r Jolldad), . t IU II • . , + IR'tlrlll. fit 111 .... • ' . lba ""II" ml - t ol l"'ll•aled rat. u lhert li If ...... • '!lle)J:! IMfnaW'I 12. •:rll*l· Wlll!l. 1111: II 1111111111 epot. the chill ~· . . . . 1191attrol come ''from allnlld wl1ll mJ liEU II• 1llwl hy•opn a111ma IN 111&111. . . II.IIIIICII Clll!ll'l'tl)' larp ~-or can't lleld aaolb• drop mlllin8!1hra,.a'JIIIIr),ltll IUinc f!aeaa l!btaJOU"""' wlllaall ......,, ~.or ctlled • JIIOIIOolllllltwaled neteallldatddlllrtble.nll need lllidlall alllnliwt llr ..101'111111 a hiiYJ . dew • fatt:r .ad 11a0 IIINU ba1f11r It haft !tal IIIIa • IIICh coilllliiiiiM lllll'llla. (JII'IdpltatiCIII).If:tu )IUI1410 - · Illbartart two or_.. ellllol ~ If 'filii' want mlll't In· lllilall.w-lna.CIIIIofcolha, apoll wtlhoat hJ4rqea ldndt . formaUon on 11iP bl~ lbe colw Wda an lha IIIII': 1101111 It ·11 U111ec1 a poly. ' • • :::;f.£ circled ) leaves a ramp to , begin his leap over senn cars; superimposed (rJajlt) : on the m;fne is a closeup o1 the Meigs young man, and at. top he and otherslnapect.hls · damaged cycle. " ..-u- ........ witiiiD........ " ·•t, * ., '" Racine daredevil -leaps 7 cars on cycle - a M • d-6 W Local . shortstop,~ J'!lon, ''My~dateiiNov. 11 " IBid wan 40. "On thai ~te 1 will ~\oe IIIII'Vtd 17 ye~ 11 months and two daya ' · wadi wu stationed for a yearlnKoreaandiiiii'Vtdtwo lours in VleiDam. Amonc the medala he earned were four Bronle Stan with valor and the PUrple Heart. "It IIVII the /o1:mJ a lot of money If they can get rid ol us now. It doee create aome hardabtpe for ..... . Park, llon'l'lr, recel'l'lld a call 'l'hunday from 11\e Army Department aayq he would be recon~ldered for pro1110Uon, dtlaylna bla IIIVIIfiiiCI dale tram Oct. 17 1!11111 Oct. 30. · . "We had~ about flnllhed JllckinL" he aald. "'!'hen we recelftd the telepbolre can. Of COII'III we were haiiPY." Part, wbo lllmd In World War II, Korea and VIetnam, said he, hll wife and daughter, aaed 14, had prepared to mon to DaUu where he baa been looldng UfiiUCOIIIIfUII for a jclb. He m ljllllllba abort ot .~~J~~~ns::Aftertwo 'o« Sox ···· the Reds mciJioeup,or __,_ , with their ,~/; have· with their start-Ot ::; · ., :;: t" Golng theba line,! d have to take Tony Perez over CecU ::;: per at at ae; Joe Morgan over Denny Doyle at second; J Conce:lon over·Rick Burleson at Pete ;::: I'"'fi,. ~ver co Petrocelli at third base. . :·:' Ain Y 0 Carl~ ·.Flak II the No. I catcher In the In : 1can gue, but he s matched with the beat in baaebaU w hnliy Bench, ao the Reds CCIIDe out on top here, a~, as e11 as in right field wllere Ken Griffey rates over either ~t E:'~t~:rnl~ c:bofted. ol •The rr;a t s pia ~ Redright there. • · on Y wo Cell e e Sox have the edge are In ·; m~ter field where their 23-year-old super rook, Fre4dle Lynn, ! thekcall over Cesar Geronimo, In left field wilere I'll ;" r; ••. gtaF~~year~_.';!rFol Y~ ewer :1111-)'ear-<Jid. •, ,.... u=r e.nd even u,...,.., aler on...ut Yaz bvi 31 polnla thll ' I-INittli .. n better au.,.ar a ,. e~·- 06 every day. Wlnn era of 108 geJDes thll aea11011, up to ,their ears in firepower and allowing they alao can run If they have to with 11 stolen baaea In 81 many lrlee agalnal the Plralee in the Natlmal League playoff, the Reda aeem to have everything. That'swhylbeocldamalrershavethemfavorltes.Tbey'vegot power,apeed,esperlenceBl!dmomentum,havinlwontheir last nine stralcht gamea and If of their laal15. Stlll the way the RedSo:t handled the OaklaildA'aln the~ League playoff,! can't see anybody beating them, not tftn the RedS. For one thlng,l don't think the Reds are golnc to be able to run on Boston's pltchera and Flak u they did on Plttaburgh's pitchers and~ Sangulllen.I.Alil Ttant baa one of tbe beat moves to first baae of eny rlght.IJander In either league.~bander Bill Lee alao has an acellent me, and righthander Rick Wile's move Ia good 111~ugh at least to keep the Reda' nmners honest. · I'm reasonably Sll'e the much publlclzed left field wan at Fenway Park will be a major factor In the Serlee, perbape as big a one u II 'l!ll!n llo!Kon'a playoff Victory over Oekland. Virtually all th D..O. pia ' e WND are yingln Fenway Park for the first Ilene, and lbe flrat lime mo• rl&ht.IJanded bitters see The Wall they have the lllllleRituralllllpWe. They want to go for lt,talleallhotateltherhlttq'lbeWallorbeltlngtlieballover lt. You have to be a baUplayll' to I!PIIftCiale bow strong that 1mpu1ae can be, and "'u have to spend a few years .-aund FenwayPattoaeehowlllllll)'blltenltcanbllrt. Onpaper,theRedaaNdalrl)'allnillll•,bellerteamthan the Red Sox, but the belter!Mm dotal\ aliny1 irln. Nor II bueballplayedm paper. lilt .- , tha A'a probahly would ba In thll Sarles, ~md not 1be Red Boll. Watdllnc them lately baa made me believe they haft the neceaeary confidence and rhythm now_to beat anybodj. PrecUctlon. I think Pete Role Ia IOlnlto have a hie Series, bullthlnklhaRedSo:tartiJOinltobawetnevenblggerone. ~ • "' ·.r· :fr ' • By GIL PEl'ERS . ·. pertlcwarly the ' and 11\e carb!Jls full Rea, • 1 • .' 1 UPJ Sporta Writer , Friendly Fenway, 'as . the ·: wh~.~F ltfQ~ !llJ!>IIW ~pB!e ,: whil~, most ~f the Rells ~ad years on thW6tber end ofthe -·- • q· e • . sen~ ~ ~ . BOSTON (UPI) ...,. If there . ,Boston fan~ ~lilt; juts In apd., and ~ead~£Qfr~t eerier .At . hol seen !"enway Park until ·· 'field ·(i\1 fil1t"ll ) y • e,!i . ett.aga~ BOs,ton.r!ghl Is a ll!liJor dlfferellce betwe~ b~t . llix llmes around the \hi~ · ~in~o!I!Sn\!'aij; !-¥~~ a ;~~fpving. iq Boston'" Uiis zem§kf :return: 'to a:!~ 1'- IJlinBo;r. Lws T!ati!J:iy.ihe Boston and Clnclnnatl, it s perimeter from third base to, sharp left to the. 4~oot morrilng. · agaiiUi Oak~(i d niad : ~!!\'.' Da.kland !!I · left· .that 'the Red So~ know all the the · rlghtflt1d corner . The . mar~. 'corners, around. ·'the ·:Atln>ark on the 'road is eoupl~' ~~ d~zZ'!~ del a 1 MJI!!fl'~.!!th little su~~t! an~les. : ,waJI COIJ!tSIO a ~int in folll fl_agpole . aqd moves ~o;J\Ue,:• ,said llosto~ second pla~s WJUi thl!'hel ~ .~J"!:OJ!&m~s at Fenway. . · · · • (, . What ml8lit . lfoth• . the teqita'y bebind third, angles . diagonallY.. tojVard light field . ,, pasemfn Oenny Dorle. "But wall. p •( ;:r::~~d" ' the AJr~lcan Reds are the ailglea of the paranelto{!!e·left field line- Another ~F.l!~t is f.o~:med by 'I tl\ffik 'this park bas Its ., : ''iuililt' ''':'hli dJstln ·:gu, pfaypHs. · '"" .''· ·· 10 . ballpark," aald TCIIII Yawkey stopp!ng tor a lblrway cut lilidiostoil,'bP,ll~' lo finish ' ''gii~Sts"'8o to speak and 't'he "' il ,,,.,.,.,~~~ · • ve a '('.let .·~~~::J.A!f\111\®ers Clffi l!?J\, wbo has ~wned the Red Sox inlo the concrt\e. ' then COD· the'so9\ied 1•celii.Urlield "')eft fiJid' wall is one 'of the . fl'ir'::f· ~ ~~,.~th ~·~..In IIlia par~ . but. t~r. ha;r.t ~ 1 and Fenway Park the past 43 . tlnuesllito the leftfleld.corner triallgle'.'~ ''bei9.'•e" .!be wall !lhosts ' -uiat's for sure" . .'R'~ " tej"'/c· ••~Jc~la d pltc 6er or~Q~~l" I~ pilchliere,' s&ld ye "All far the ....., . '' . . ,,, ' ., , . . tii" ' . eg~ e ltve an Fosler . e Boston's Sunday th ars. · as way '":"re the lllOIJI famous wall ~ejldS ·,tlltftaight ',.for , the , . e , poltergeists h'ave (Geor'ge ol ~~ ne11Pr '·' st rt' • halll 7vlct I In eY hit, there IMWI be no . In ilportB begins. . rtghtfiM 90fil\fK," .,. , . ~a~fed inununity to Carl lias.W 'I~Ih;ld before l;.r a er0 q' es difference but on defense . Tlie. 37-foot-hlgh Green '· 'Jlle 11.. ~ h S?x un- Yasrrze'msk! who has had 'his WlltW' ISh' fi ·51 '"' Jd~G/!.· ~r\!!·~ past )hree years. they might have trouble, _ Monster stretches to the- 3'/~ derS\¥Q..d/tbiy .ha~e ;n';/stered , w~r, wiih the Iefiflelt(w'all ·~c!\Jlll~J,Yi.li\,J~tylrSat~~e- .!l~~~t.~'Jchd lnrl,g~'!-~~d.ed . , · , · '",. ... ..,. _,. ._. c·:~fl'r ,i' ,1 iP.!r~hG'~ .. Y Jilt~ ' ,,, , ·, '" . •I .."·"· '.... _ lh!iJ!I' . 11!1 , ~t_s one . • . · · ' · . k C •I'' ,., ,.,,,;t} ' "'~• . · hlt:\ll!U1' ~o;-' .: ' · :::.:~ one, of~~t==~~:=. ~ =:=.~:~r:~~a: DH pitching, can It even because n.tever edg'e the Red . MrV1ce mark. Under Army regulations · any soldier completing. 18 yelri1I11181 be .allowed to stay for the 211 yean needed to 9111!fY for a pension · .:,t:,t·, Jtb: • 1 ;:;; ;:: WASIIIMG'mN (UPI) unemploymenf, economic atamp Pflll!'llll coukl coat . ·Jalln a-. DOhlo, hu . _ and ~~~man ~ tupayen nearly 11 biWon lll1ld lui' 1111 Ill lhll can ba at laaat partlall)' they '*= the Jll'llll'llll· He , ....,.... lWITI)Jiumbaa ...tad If we lake aetlm caDed for llreaJIIIlnlni the DIJ a-.. and act oa thl tmmedlaltiY In Cqreaa," ll'olrem by replaclnl the · ~ criiU he said. ltemlleddeduetton format 111 wblch t1nat.n "lbe !!pldn '11le amalcit allo noted appllcatloal with a ..... · al IDQIPio;rmeat,•l..anlc Flderal Enersy Ad· llandard dediiCtion fwmula. dllloe and bamllllllllllrlna" adnlltratkll f1curw! of 40,0CIO Under Gl11ul'a propclll), 1111.,.... . " . to ea,G001IJIIIIIP)o7'1! In Ohio · mry appbnt would be Tile plaa CUlt In 'a 1'llurt- lbll w~Jqo becauae ol 1!111'· .,uled a 11211 deduction In diy Senate noor ·apeeeh lallmlnll. dt~~forthe wbare Olal uaed a lludJ al Glenn, Sen. Eme1t lllmpl with aenlor c!tllenl · projactld 111t1n1 ptnllled llolllnp, o...c., and Sen. · pnled ,an addltlclllll ~1,' 1bp thi Hennan Tllmaclp, · D&., , "II !a the lieJDIIed tenlll'tl, I ' Ana Qlamber ol . heft lntro61cad I natural ~ ~lCII!.JII'OCedure thatlut Tile ollklll'l formed what Oilnllllr9, to lll'W hll ~.. llllltriiiiCJ act that lbe:r , the Fft of the problema 11111 calle4 tbe Promat1oa1 . for Immediate lllltrltne:r.,, 11;e11wt .-~i~lll'llrl ll'f pa lleaaltq tile food atamp IWaardl ~. wllldl lttialalka to alltftate . . . . . to llllpadild ....... ..,.am," Glemuald. "Here hat peUtlonad Army •lllrll pa ~ ill '11le llll*tlon wautalled em Ia w!li"' the baee IITCII' ratea Sec:rela'7 Martin Holfmann caJO ._. Ll .._,...._ a. llllialll floor JiY dallllt lie, 1'1111 ~ IITCII' ao u to to delay the cllac:lllrp datea '!llertpllrt lndlalllll,. .tll iaal4rm palldea, Jn. liad to elllmatea that cme o1 ~mill Jan. 1 wldla a review per ell& altha fll'llllln_.. ehadiDI dtrtiUlatlon. everymdOUaraapentbytha bolrd .reconal\lera the 'fln.td In thl lllrlbwtlttn l'ropoaenta of loq.term ~ Department 111 promoUon ordera. The 01161 • • tt~templlted llppC'tldael ..,., to 11111'11 food lllmplll millpall orpnlaatlon illld numeroua culllactl•..._., .their ,._ wilb tbt llbort- . "ProJtelloRI for the lndlvi!Uiulaohawuued the al - - ........... .... t.m -..ac1 bilL c:urrelllacal )'tarllbow tbat Army. ' ~II. It \.._... ''Now; withlbeda11ticklnJ a CCIIIIInnatlon ~error and t111tt WGIId bl a Nlllltllll alf l'ljlldlr tolrlft lbe Nov. 1 fraud ratea cauld lead to eJg8 caWS llllef.,..to.7. . . 111d curtailment deadline, tupa,erkllloftiiUmUI!on, .. ...._ In Joaal . . _ 1ovemmtnt, bllllne11 and alaiOIIa bllllGa dollan. Tilt arreD , , ......... perlid .blll.JrDir.· llllor llldln COIIItqialil · complicated Itemised In a Golf Match Tburaday • 1,.1t'JI;jo lillrdl a; M lbe palllatlal for tnlllllllllrlal de due lloa cal cu Ia tloa at Pomeroy, Melp l.Gc:al Ollltllllld ''ale IMd looll' 1lllllland dnold ollbe b11111c . proclldure aol cmly leadl to goUera won qver Warren lll..,._.lllln ... fllldlnllal ......-oltllll1)'toponr lla. lllp error ratea bUt Loclllll to :101. For.Melil, tile TeWo Ani aillaber al their planll." Glaan told tha 1IOI'U to lbe dlaa\lftnlqe al Crenacm Pratt eliot 31, Mark eo.m- to fact lbe llellale. lowtr lneame people IIGt at- GUW 41, Onack Follrod.q, abactf.al, r•UU.• ( lbat) "The rich economic luntd to lbe ~lie Dale ~ 44, and Sieve COIIllmMd !!:~:C (oa . promllt of a baddlnl ma. Bacbner ft. ...a_.) "!"'c ." reco-.ery may 10011 bt • "'n tha oilier band, IIlla For w.-ren LGc:al, Kevin oii'aWt .. t;piall Gill)' Ia !rtqled and ......... by procedure llimpiJ ID'I'IIel and Anderacm allot a •• Dan lba -u, ol Ill crlall. · bauia1 fllrnacea and encov•••• peoJII* witb 'l'lrnlr 41, Grel ~~~~t~en 53, '1\raapoal 1t atalea llil8thanlnl wiemploJmenl ampie111181111to bacGme 'food Pbll Spindler Ill, and Andy 1 - and n-." """-ln)wl', '--' ..., ......_._._ .. Yearwood 56. .... w--GfcMMIIIIII , Gllllnallotdd_.,.thl twlallnc replalklll ao u to Melp 11 now 11-10. They IIIII tjla!ll lba ...,-. al · fraud In the r.dtral food become ellllble for food play 1n the aecUonal tour• nament ..,...,. at Pomeroy. • . ort ' .. Da P'IJ. de r .Sp :~: .,,.,. may lose pensions l'lirlupll Fan!P , f!11i111Ur PT. HOOD,~. (UPI), Mello AntUDia, Nnda '' Army maJan·IUdllnl Wan Jeci11aUob to Cqlwl for a ind Jack Park, each with 11• blllllln corporation •to dl.stiJicullbed NCGI'dl and a dmlop 111111)1 IIUppllel, tbln lilt ol combat medlla, are lllea to Detroit for IIICitblr · 11110111 UIO- olflcen In nn1 . confwence and ' a ' danprolbelnaforcedo~al Republican fundrafaln1 .lllil mUIIary IIIII allort al ciiiiMr. He will retUrn to tJM! '· IDOIIJh llr'l'lce lime to - . . , . late ton!IN. ' rpllfy for a pellllan. (.~ aid "lilt Amlrlwl . "We have aD liven a)Jnoat - f t l l t a . . blWon tu ·ta :reart In 111'\'ice to our cutanda . . bW!oartdiiCtion coantry,"aaldWan."Aiolal In tha. pvwth ~ federal •· lbat lime wu away from our Jllllllllww." , , famllltl, - of It In COlli· If eoa,..... 1!1111 • • bul bat. We are not emlplalnlng not~. Ford -'lei "lb- about thai. We've enjored our Today's ... ·'' ·:·: . ~:-'t!.~th Offic·e rs val Narnf'r Wu o~lders." ;!>O~.:~~~~,:~,~le~ -~ter, th·~ c'~ners ~~: ··=· ·:·· . ::!:.,. 1 raJlltb~li afl lBoston 1SJ liELBN ·.,.aMAS dilnk·loiN ' ~·· {' dJ Jh i j" ''" ' '' 4 ' I.H, > .. " ;m'laar 11 ·=··-IICIW'WI "'"' ,..,.,.~~•RRY our·' v,<l t fUif\'1 ~IIU '/\111 q ' ,, .... • ' • �·~ _4- The Dally Sentinel, Mlddleport-Pcmeroy, 0., Friday, Ocl.lO, 1975 Crum says ·. Dayton·· Prell · In: could. ha"""" Tole..... _, 1 "· ..,.... SatlU'day as·',_ '"" over • . Ball State. . .., ,. teg~atlqaal' .. . F 1 y e r s c e I e b r 1t t e · Dayton Is oomlni! off an . The Fa!'cl..ria •e f.G overall ,Ml41D\l· COacli Dick CAirn , homecoming, he llill has to. Impressive 24-13 victory over and 1-G In the MAC and a Win ~'t being lulled to sleep ·l!Y ,convince his squad. Toleckl, _In which tiie Rockets 1 over the Roct111fk1,1/1~1 battle Dayton's 2-3 record and the "Our problem Is going to be rushed for 290 yards, and the of nlirthwl!iltern Oblc) would fact the · Redsklns have tocomebacklllroogfoUowlng week before ·gave unbeaten put them In a deadlock with _....;...,Od Northern Dllnols '"' w~lpjle4 ·. the Flyers six a Big Ten game," saJd Q:um, Bowling Green aU It wanted' ·~"'-"' ••• strP,IIJ!t times. , . referring to Iaiii ~-·s 14-3 before bowlilg 21·14. Miami for first place In the con. . ~tDayton Is a surprising vlctocy over Purdue. . l••ds in the overall aeries 26- ference .at ~. Mlarirl. the ..., · favoiite, Is 1-G. ·~: lootballtewn," sald Crum. "I. . The last time the Redsldns 1G-2. · pr·e«BBIIn . . . . . . '' \" ~ . ·" · think .. it Is the ~st Daytoo ,played agalnlllthe Big TenIn the only Mld-Amerlclin Toledo, altholl&'lll has the team . tj!at I h!lve seen In · losing a14-13 heartbreaker to · Conference game Involving a top passer In' the ' nation In ' · yrars · becauae oI It s !'!flchlgan· State-they bad first division team, ·Bowling Gene ' Swick,1''1 "'.~~,, aeven · nas Ioiii four d , ,. • •· h~le an aggressiveness •. troublethenextw~k,barely Greilocangrabashareofthe liames in a l'ow and hal .::•.·, Wtille ,Crum kn01(VS wh.at, , holding on lot a 3$.28 victory leal! with win ,. over ,,. JII!OWII_.,_a w . ea .·_ ,)lii:'.... ,'.•. ' ,~••J.n.st the, . · · " ll1i1 ,r:u , By Ualted •• ·'· a ",."; Wi•z·nl ess· L.o·wo· h. eavy un·d. e..do.g •, • • I • • • 1 ." , · ' ,, •._ • U '1 • ' 1 I .. COL'i!MBUS, Ohio (UP!~~ Brian BaiChnagel. ..,;:..; Th'~ won't be n~uch time And lowa, with a backfield · ~ ~ w~ on finesse '!!ben liD· averaging 222 jxn11ds per :: · beat.en 'and to!rf'anked Ohio man, Isn't about · to try :; . State ~d winless Iowa get any\hlna too ·fancy either, •,. •,. ~l'ier Saturday In Ohio altholll!h coach •Bob Com· · ., St'!!l'wn. · • mlngs, · former M~"'illon I ' 'nle Bllckeye'$, as usual, High School mentor making ~ Will try If!' r'am. their one-two. his flrit coaching appearince punch of Archie Griffin and ·In Ohio since taking over Ule Pete .Johnson ·._ down the · Hawk job ' has promised , Ha\lk~yq' throats with '1111 • aome "~cb" for the ocolllionai'}Nisa or option run Buckeyes. by quarterback Cornelius "We .beUeve theatrength of Greene and pos.slbly a the Iowa team Ues In Its of· ·flOut!~ play by Wingback fense," said Buckeye ·defen- slve .coach Dick Walk~r. · only 19 of 5I (.328 per cent) "TheyhavemovedthebaUoo for 288 yarda, 1111e IDuchdown every team they have played. and four Interceptions. · They jUIII haven't acored!' . :JbeHawksarestillrunnlng Walker said the Hawka fromthewlngedT,Inll ·have ~ggestproblemhasbeenthe gonemoretoapowerrunnlng IIM;k of a passing attack, but game ,·this yel!l', featuring added, '1hat can change their three big ~ks. overnight becauae It's been . ROO We)\lngto~·· a 6-1, 21&becaUie recelvera have been l!!llll~er; leads ' the Hawk drQpping the ball.'.' rusben w_lth 161 yards In 43 The · Hawkeyes' paaalng carries, WhUe left half Jim prolllema are borne out by Jensen, a jumbo 6-6, ~ q ua r t e r b 8 c k T 0 m po111del', has 150 In 411 tries McLaughlin's statistics and fullback Bobby Holmes, which llhow him C<II'Dpletlng 6-1, 238, h~ 10'/ln 22. ·· "You can illpect them ID run right at you," said Walker. "It's strictly a power . type o~nse." . · Defenslyely, the Hawks stand filth In the Big Ten, and last week led No., 3'Southei'JI Cali,b'nla ,10.7 at halftime before· bowing 27-16 , after thelf two top linebackers were hurt. · One of them, 6-1, 240-Pound 11111ior Andre Jac~n. has been a starter llince he Willi a freshman Ed bas beiu called 'b)r Blickeye 8SIIstllll Mickey JackaJn "by far lbelr belt defenlive footblll player.'' Ohio State, ~~ off a eo~~vlilcjng 41·11. win . over · UCLA on natlooal te~ , ~Sallllllillynlshl, will be at '' ·ne.Jy full all:qth for the ,, ' ' . • •. . : . ·.,. t . . _. Feed~r calf sale nsmg . eam success Tuesday ... ;. ---, nnsrLEDOWN Recreation program in New Haven is planned NEW HAVEN, W.Va. -A · well-rounded winter recreation program here will be based at the youth center in the Community BuUdlng. Planning has-mcived jl)iead since the recent appointment of Jolm R. Hankinson as buUdlng manager. · Tentative plans have been drawn up by representatives from grades 6 throUgh. i2. Among thoae plans are to set up a governing board and recreation times and activities at the comniunlty building. The board will govern the activiUea as well as being responsible for discipline. · . Youths will be elected by the board lo the following . JOHN HANKINSON posiUons: athleUc director, maintenance director, special occallion director and work has been continuing on secur11y c~nctor, u ..en as the building to make repairs ; the president, vice president, and upgrade II. secretary and treasurer llanldnson Is an employe of positions . . • . Continental Telephope of Among . the activities West Vlrglnls In New Haven. already. planned are Biddy He has been with that comLeague basll:etball, adult pany for ~9 years. Amem~r basketbaU, glrb baskelball, of. Rotary and the lndepend• volleyball, dances and adult ent Telephone Pioneer Asil~latlon, he was a skating. Open skating will be held recreatiofl director at variOIJB Tueadays and Saturdays. The campgrounds In Tampa, Fla. building also will be open on Hankinson has coached Saturday and -Sunday for Pop Warner football, varsity' such acllvllles aa basketall. footbaU, girls softball and According to Hankinson, Utue league baaebaU._ 11J Clarice AIlea D. D. Oeland, Columbus, visited on ..Wednelday with DeRAI1OelaiJ4. . STE.AMB0At' INN .· ~ I •1, { ~ll; ._ I ·. MEAT -lir'11ev'~' Dr•~· Roast ·• Flounder Fish, Hamb~ - Steak. ae.r, ~ VEGETABLES - Uma Beens, Peas & Carrots, Noodles. Piltatoei (sweet. home tries, m~~.> , - ~ . I SALADS"- '"-1'cM1. Cottage a • , . ' PIE- ' ~uce. :-r...,.. Coconut. Crum, Slaw. Apple• Peech. . 1 , , ...!;lllll'l,a, Elcl!lnger and ~aughter Suzannah, ;Co11111bul, IIPerlt a recent weekend wl th Mrs. Opal Ei~er lnd illlllly. Mlsa Louann Newell, student at Nelaonvllle TeciWeal . Scbool, spent the weelrend wilb Mr. lnd Mrs. Mr. and Mts. RuaaeU Ar· cher of Guysville, Mrs. aarence Warner and Naolhi Archer of Athens IIPerlt a Sunday afternoon with Walter and Eva Archer recenUy. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle MutU and family ofManslleld and OWe arcle of Cleveland . ' . .. Mn. Brllce M1ln IIICi Mrl. [)Orl~ ~Qeqlg , ... J!'nl . ll weekend wilh Mr. lnd Mrs. a.n-.' Haugbl,-Akron. Kenny Blru left WedlliilllajtW Nlw' Jwley where . he will.bllltaliotMd with lbe . . , : ' • ~!( ' '. ~. Wllln ()'oy and Mrs. Alldrer •~ 1t10111 re~tly celled • MrJ, Ella m-, , )MDepprt. Mrl. lhrrJ 1'plnpr 11ft ' ThuradaJ, ,.Jftat a"ndlb1 . 1 i . . aevwal """ ,.. Mt. llld SuDday1 0ct.12, Brl:tt&N:oo W~ays 6:08-8~30 _ ·~ ' Ph. 949~Is-· Racine, Ohio 3rd.St. Clrcle, Verna and Wavle Circle. Calling at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ·Arthur Earl Johnson and !amUy and Betty VanMeter were Roy Jom-t and IICJII of R£1ne, WUIIam and Cathy Carleton of Racine and Elide Brinker, R. D. Racine. 1 Mr. and Mts. Arthur Ore of 01e1ter called at the home of Mr. and Mts. Robert Lee and family one Sunday If· Harold Ne1191J, temoon. Mn. Audrty Woodt visited Mr. and Mts. ·James arcle lbKIIy witb llfr. ;1!14 MI'J, of New Haven lnd Mn; Roc• Jlinel and daughle!'l, Qe111poils n\.· •• ~ .. He Mrs. RcJ11 Cleland, b' North Ea1t Pwt, New Y~rk, where abe will villt frleada. lin. Oeland llld au. lllbbl aecOinpanled her . to lhe Ccllumllal alrpGrt. 011 Oct.U, lhe will ielft INn Kenned) Alrp«t I« Hawaii where her huaband Oan will be atatlaned with 1111 ....)'. Mrl. Eva lloiJa9 II villtlni J. IIIII, J~ lnd fiiJIIIJin a.veland, and' her dalllbter IIICi flmlly In llandlllky. ' CIIESI'ERBROWNIE I'IOOP l1i'lt meeting for the organlutiCII of a a.t• Brownie 'Inlop - held nPnday nilbt at the achool. Mn. Linda Stewart Ia Ieider of the troop • The meeting wu apent faallllarlzq the glrll with the Bl'o'iinlellailditi.U, the the (JI'CIIIil!e and lhs. "Smile" 10111· Attending nrt Tamira Clark, J!en!ttw Dietar, Terrie Sllrcher,Mellnda Mankin,~ Flr!ey, Joelle'Md.aucblln, Jo Hunt, Jody Hmla, Linda an-t, Lori Hudilon and •• •• ) like · . . • ... ~ ~ atcn. Pim Altm•. . , iYRAct8IJIIOWNIB·l'ROOPIUM · lllerrle Ritchie- wtlcamed • a - member and four Browniel flew up 1mo a Jldor troop 11 the ·'Dnndaf night meeting of 1111 &,rac:uallrvwiiea. GaiDa Into the junior troop . _ Dellble Mlcblel, Larl Mf+ri, Jt11111 Iklltley and Janie , Ambarpr. ' Wark 011 the r.Jt painuta wtih lbe 11111 llld Brownie promiii-CIJIIIIIIetad bflhell........ illlllloeled ID t11e p1e11p to 111111111. JWJa 'l!wll- bad the ~~~ownte l'nlmlll,..t•lfl 'zeta..,._.....byJID,._, aHI CODdacted oallllde PI""' II the "'""n' ~ •• • i l I= I .' . RACJNB IIROWNIE8 TINnty- lint,-..! uld thkdp~of the Racine E1em111tar7 School ftii.U'ed ·to take pwt In the new)y ........ Rielne Brownla Troop; . nnt ~~~~~~- 'W8S blld \'buraclay after ldlool w'ltb the lfrla lllflliDI the Bl'ownle ...... the bancllllaltle and tha promlae. Duel .-lit a&11 etn111nd II wu decided tbat •ch lfrlwvuld be • ......., cerlaln dldlu each . . . Mrl. Cllarlotte Wamaley Ia the leader, wltb Mn. Barbara Dupo,,lhe· nd••t. Betty and llllrlly 'liolfe . . heWa for tile troop. · : ' • .• •• • ~ I :• ~. = • - WERNER AAIHO & T.V• paychoiogy: e don't_.., m. . . . + ++ . Got a Pfoblem? ~· a~t subject for 'df.acuaslcn? Vou can talk II over In her co!UIIIIIIf you write to Helen Bolte!, care ot tbla riewlpaper. T..._. . ' oevorl!o 3,900 cluba In all 10 ·alalea, Puerto Rleo ai1d lha Virgin • .A•sO ..U.WIN.& ttop Qty, Oreaon •ds the .lfOIIII. u national president this year. Special guest at many of . •• '• BPW to, obser1Je· week ~:. Sorority makes·dona#on ,. .to· se"'tor.ctttz~n. prJJgram.· .. • . ·~· t t .. • I I • J ,, ~,. j. ' I I I , . •. I , '' ~ Catherine Marshall ~DVENTURES IN PRAYER ' repreaentatl!~l. and Mrs. ·.-ttl j leo~~ at Jut J'lll''l acnpboot. uc '11le eulual repcn, "'Die Vol~-~ lll" wu given bJ 11r1.' DoN. Refreah. · Dale Evans Rogera · Mia """~- Mra. lnlllll:Wii.llllli')':'Guealll a& tha lllllifnJ Wli'l Sherrie LET FREEDOM RING I Saluting the.Bicentennial, Dale voices h8r pride in our herltage·ar1d her faith that we will survive the pre1sent crlelt to becpme truly "one Nation under ' ' Abbott, Oltryl O'ow, Lyn'- ' Q:ft, VICkie &lion, Rita ...,_, .fl!d¥' Hood, Suan ~. ·NIIDDLEPOII' lOOK stoRE' MIDDLEPORT, . OHIO ·· Sandy ltarn~ llliiGrtan. Mrs. · 101m Invited Ill. ID J . , N'!tiOnal B\aitne~i 'WoiDell'l Weelt, Oct,, INI, 1flll beobler led by awnben ·of tha Ohio Federation of · ~~u~~neu and l'rof1IIBI•al Women 'a Cluba In com. blnatlon with lllcentenlilal , Now .. . a classic; on prayer power·by one of the country's best-loved , bes)-selllng Christian authors. ~tan 8llllla Rleftl and Sharon Hri,, Jt..sMH.-Fri. ttDISUndlt Betty lhlllt!lirn, SDIIl1 IAinllln8. .. ; \,' "l' . '.f.< ITYL£ SI - 1-IHO I WALNUT 1 1. 111:. ' Exec. STYLI 12-1 -SMOI HANOIOMI AIHT"AV . 1 u. ROBERT HOEFLICII ' City ldltor .., . ' eeleliratiOIII and atlilntl• II'IIOHT altONZI · Court · St . Pomtroy. Ohio 45769. Business Office Phone 992-2156 . Editorial Phone 992· 2157. S*cond class postage paid et Pomeroy, Ohto. National · advertising repr'e sentatlvt w•rd · Grllfllh Company, l'nc .• Bottlnelll llo Gollo;her -Dlv., 757 Third Ave .. N*W York, ~~· ' sAvE .-rYI.I 10 AND .. ~ HIVe ba~'a ' . PtrlpteUve for M!li;t than 179,000 women In , l> Lllllnt Thrill" - iaat.y•a' adorable shoe• beautlfuUJ bfoftled In Sallel Mtlll. SAVE ll1.50 ITVI.l 11-U'ifMOUNTID I"IGHT IIM:Ofriltl: JHAI lie&-17.95 u. • name and blrthdltt nc $U5u. '· · ·..., 11o per.....,, -. CONTINUING · THRU .TOMORROW . SAVINGS . UP' 10 50% I thellle ,.. ....... ~~~~l~: v-~nlt , YOUf whole fiMIIy will you fOr "Till Clift WIUI 1111 . .IOQJET '101: dolllr •••• - ..,... Ill ••••• .._,. liver, "Pealer," a ......: . SALE ENDS .SAT.,. NOV. J- IRING SIIOIS IN NOWI SendlheRD SIINSHINER •• brla•t breue. •••• s~:~:~:~o · Rta.12!1.95 • iUppatted ·tbe J!'Ajlilll Rights J $13.15 'riCII IIIII. 8r8 for .DOICINDI I"IQIMT aiiOfiU llie . ~ Nltlonll ~~n Rea. $16.95 • :e.==::pf.: io Amendment 'fGr mori than 411 1871 aa Iliternallonal years, and voted thia year to Women'a Year. contribute 1 )10111on of each Followirig Die Ohio theme:' · member'• ' duea· to the "Ohio ~ Blending ,·i'adftollttllltiftart. More than American Dream in PttrPc* a 4Uitrter of a million doUars • and Worli. '." member · Cluba ... year will be· realized ' wUlfocaa on the oohtilbllll~ annually fnm BPW unW !!te ID society b)> working women amendment Is ratified. throughout the history of the '·...·:· '" ·· '· :· ' Unlltd Stalel,'lllld will mark . - - - . . . . , - - - - . thuchlevemenl wwen have made at the lnternatlolial level in bD&n relatlona. Specially hoaored by loCal clllba will bi !boat wwnen ,.ho han made notabl.:' contrlbatlllli to their cQll• NlttiiiY of rnunltiel iD volunteer·lli'vlce ·P1nsiea and ~d IIi their individual Br~l!tl\· '' . . ProfwliOIII and bualneaaeJ. ~ !ipGIIIOttd by ·the Nallci!lal Full. S.rvice JPIIIII'atl011 of Bulllilaa iltd Prvfualonsl Women 'I lllaba, ·...,..,,,...; the weekly aalute to fllll'klnl WGq~en bas '-a an -ua1 mnt Iince Its lr.Clljllloo1 in $lUI .SAVE $3.00 the events marking the lribute to working women will be Mrs. Jeanne Neighbor N.Y . 10017. of Dennlaon, who waa elected . SubscrlpUon r1tea : Delivered by carrier where Ohio BPW Prealdent at the aVailable 75 cents ·p tr week . By M.o~pt- Routt Where 1tate convention In Coiombus carrier service not last May. Mts. Netchbor will volloble; One monl~ 1 • S3.2S . y moll In Ohio and w .. Vo ., crlss-ctoas the ·atate during ne Year 522.00: Sl• onths, $11.50! ~ ·\Three OU amMIII'RY PRm'ESSOR Dr. James TOIII · October, 'addressing local • .S7 .00 . Elstwhoro chats with nuninutudeitt, Jan EWott,atfaculty tea. club and · district' fall' 26onths .00 yeor; Sl• monlhs ' three months, S7.50. meetings; and emphulllng 13.50; ubscrlptlon prle,e lncludea the continued need for undoy TlmH -Senllnel . ratification of the Equal ' RIJhls · Ame,!!dment. '",~ (~orr·ie's latesl book .. . a'coilectlon of the actual letters wrote from a Nazi con central ion camp. Their exp•reS!IIon of steadfast faith adds a l)_ew dimension of· Ihe1roism to lhe epic story .that bega~ with The Hiding •• ro TilE INTER liTO' MEIGS.MASON All EA CIIESTER L: TAN,NEIIILL Publlshod dolly .. c,pl blanda are BPW ,members. Saturday by Tho Ohio Valley Mts. Maxine Hayei of June- . Publishing company, 111 MEAL 1PRIISON L~TTERS SAVE $2,7!5 Rea. !15.00 - - tenBoOn1 , Slt iGHT I"ONU IIR)'I'I. ·' ,.._le - Nursing school honors ' association with OU •• CASH l 1 , •• " : ' •·Mr~ . Sue Floyd was elected ·Black White Portable TV j Donald Pierce of Athens called at the home of Mary <lrcle. ,, · Mr. and Mrs. PM Gainer . of Hebron, Ohio, 'Mr. arid Mrs. Bernard Gainer of Barberton, Ohio were recent . guests of Mrs. Dean Brinker, Margaret Ann Johnsop and famUy and Betty VanMeter. ·' 19':,i_t ..:.r.- Carmel News, By the Day · Miss Carol Marie Randolph 'SANDWICH Foo•f Dog.NQI)Iets '- Dog · · Meal · • .. 1 lhiiik NORTH RANDALL, Ohio . (UPI) - Antonio Graell guided Sid Boy to vlctqry . here Thuraday In the ninth· · race feature at Thistledown. Ski Boy went the six furlmgs In 1:13 and paid $10, $3.ti0 and $2.80. The victory was GraeU'il fourth of the afternoon. Second , was Parade Gall and thkd was Lad of Portllllouth. The dally double of Gemini Jack (4) and Galloway Bay ' (5) returned $125.20. Order by Phone Thistledown officlab anAnd Take Em Home . nounced Thursday's at· 992-5432 tendance at 3,867 and the h&ndle at $391,311. llo!!!_ _ _ _ _ __, .-td ·' ·' ·the Falpllous . USe • to Mrs. Myrtle Clark arid. .'·· worthy matron, and .Paul t<Jrs. Thelma Collins wh9 had . , . faldJII Sidea Ia lUsty · Darnell, worthy patron when been hospitalized. It waa ~DEAR HELEN: . · Recently, our car's brakes faDed completely while 1 was the Evangeline Chapter 172, reported that Mrs. Mary Jean shopping tn'a neighblring town. LuckUy, no O!)e was hurt and .I Order of the Eastern Star, Harrison 18 a surgical patient. • .,11 able to drive five mUes on the !Mghway shoulder, then met Thursday night at the at the Hospital Medical, leavethecaratthefirstgarageandwalkhome. · Middleport Masonic Temple. Center, and that Mrs. , When liO!d mY husband what happened, he didn't ~Y one Others elected for 197~ Beatrice Kuhn will enter word about bem,'sJad I wian't killed. Instead, he asked why 1. ·were Mrs. Kathryn Evans, University Hospital, lett tlie.car lobe fiDd (for $50) when I should have driven it associate matron ; Glenn Columbus, Oct. 14. bothe;·~ flellttallear and the c~ncy emergency brake, so Evans, associate patron; The budget report was read tbat'~ colild tJ&Jt hlmaelf, ·. , . M'rs. Maryln Wilcox, by Mrs. 'Floyd, the trustees .. 1 tbid lilnl 1 dldn'·t 'think he should try home repair on secretary: Mrs. Beuie King, report by Mrs. Naomi King; '' ~hiiiali .vitalasbrakes,and besides, 1 might hsve had a treasurer; Mrs. Glenna and the audit report by Mts.' terrible wreck. · Crisp , conductress; Mrs, Darnell . , Bll~ he gO. around telling everyone how foolish 1 was; Sarah Bechtle, associate Refreshments were served; .• hii'Uoev•let overthe$50 garage charge! l conductress, and Mrs. Farle by Sarah and E,uvetta " ,J .what do you do about this kind of mental cruelty? - kennedy, trustee. Bechtle. M • Tellers were Mrs. Ila o~·M . Darnell, Mrs. Grace French - - - - - - - I tllat If JIV huabaDd wrote HIS venlon, lbe atory and Bob King. ~em be':' were mlpt'eome..taUUieleaa'"'Mil"""lloui.Ratberthelltah , reminded that 11 ts time to. IIIIH• i flmily IIIII, therefore, teep the home pay the '1975-76 membership an. 'bunlll- .1'11111J: "IAok,'tt'a over; rehublq doelll't dues. help, 10 admit,_. 'lnft bolb (ll1'tl1 right 11111 pa111y wnmg Mrs. Kennedy and Harry lllld foqet It!" .- H. · Chesher, worthy matron and , · , + ++ wQI'thy patron, presided with , DEAR J\B)LEN~· · · Bob K\ng serving as sunshine ' '; · Mi Will and 1 have been happlly ~ed for 25 years. page ·for the evening. Com· li8eently ihe met ·a man that ·she had dated aU through high munlcatloos were resd from ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. Georp C. RandoiPI, IICboOI. Invited b8r to lunch so they could talk _ for the !!enlor QUzens, the Point New Haven, W. Va., anno111ce the encaaement of their ~·s Pleaiiant Chapter 75 Inviting dau&itter,ciroiMarle,toDileRaySmith,aonof'Mr.and . _ Am 1 jllltl); upae1 about lhla, or am I .just' being _ members to a friendship Mn. O'Dellllalllb of Brllllint,..(lblo, fcimerl,y Of · .iEALOUS night, and the Westwood dlepOrt. The llrlde4lect ill a 1J'i41te¢ ,;. of WMril Chapter of Cincinnati, ln& , ' . -8chnolandhlr&.ice,alfl4ilflduttafMelplleb DIWl.JEAI.ovt: : · . vlting members to a re;ep1• , 8cltool, 111!1 attllldsd Rio Grande~. He Ia ~tly Yaa're 11e1q adei'IWidably jealota, bat 1 really doa, tion for Jean Woodruff. employed at the Carillnal -l'lant In BrWiant. Wedding lhlitk J08 llave lDadl to werryabollt. A boppy m.l:l'iage ai .Z& The associate conductress • Instant Picture and JUns areJncomplete. ;rean - ' t ,...., beealile yillr wife 1111 . ; loeb dale lflllt lecture was given In chapter Sound 111& • j ·IIJili ...,I boJfrlead. More lfltely a11e'li - e awai ' by Mrs. Glenna Crisp, • Detachable " Glare ) · jtii*Uic 11ene11 aa ber rtltd diaiee ill IPIWiwwl•. _H. · associate conductress. It was Guard" Filter · . ·· + ++ · ~n?WJce41 that there will be • Dipole VHF antenna 'DEAR HELEN: · initiation at th~ November • Preset VHF tuner Thilla fut ''How Can I Face Them," the W1Xll811 who bad nieetlng and officers are to ' • Decorator-look stybet aeconc! mlacarrlap in a year: We're alaters;·yo.i aDc1 I, wear chapter dresses. ling, in Pecan finish Lut year, I nperlenced what my c1octcr called 8 "mllaed Mrs. . Evelyn Lewis plastic cabinet · The Holur Medical Center they teach to lbe nursing ....,....,., -~~·-"· "'Y .,_........_~terminated -~-·t ,_omonlhs, bu1 reported that the cheer .,. _ _, at ......... School of Nwling hool!l'td Its studenta during their three- the mlacarrlage wun't completed and 1carried the dead baby committee had aent flowers association with Ohio , year program at the 55-year- for another five lllllttha. I knew aome- waa wrong, but I University and ita faculty old 11o1ur Medical Center Wlllted the baby 10 badly that I wouldn't admit it. IJill! on 1Al RECUPERATING · members with a tea for the School of Nursing • are Dr · poglda, babbled ln~Uy about my baby, wore •maternity Mrs; Homer Radford 18 lnstruclon Wednesday '· af. Gordon Wiseman and · Dr. cldlbea, lnd even con~ myself that I was feelu. Ufe. ln recuperatlpg at home .Mkllllpart ter.nooo, Oct. 1, at Davia Hall Charles carlson speech· Dr. lhorl, I made a fool oat of myself. following ihree weeks at the ·' 1n Gallipolis. · David ·Johnson' Rtookal4ngllmefor me to admit that my chUdwas dead, Hotur·Medlcal Center. ~----/ The tea 11 planned each fall Dr. · James T~g and or'. and then It was terribly hard to face my. friends, watch their at the ~ginning of the Da\' 1d Hen d r 1c k r ·' :=~ea progreas, attend showers, and ~ their lovely achool's rear as a means of chemistry, Rob Demski, . 'No thql helpld me. Flnt wu my father's answ!r to, havlna freshmen, jiDiior and socIology; . George "How can 1 face them?" "Lynnte," he said, '"'bere are two senior nursing studenta u Buongiovannl and Lou groups ot people in tbli world:' those who love and~ a.bout well aa the School of N,uraing Ragno, who both teach you and thole Who don't. The people who care und~ 'and lnatructors become more biology, Z. Bren\ · Fry, the ~ ciCII't matter ,. · acquainted with the Ohio Director of Continuing The other belp I f~ .,88 In my wolllierful .~. University prot_.s. Education and Dr. Frederick Slowly,ltdawold•melhethebadllistHlSbtby,toii.ji!the These faculty 'lllembera Ha1erman, zoology and bacl ~ dla1t with Iii OWII arW 11111 l.nded to mine. We om.,.,,;.. ••_ and lhe m;rtail of IUbjecta miCI'Oblolllo. •• .,. -of ilr til "anMDb M ilia It ·-- Wb" . " ..... ,._.. . ·• · ... " ·•~apq~erand helpq ..C!t~~tber. -~ · tlJI. ""' 111_.. • . . _ I'm Jft1118D1 ap1n now. M 1 write this, rm confined ID t bed, lt)'lna to aVIriiiiDiher milcarrlage. Everyone has been ' Wonderful, lrlllgq In food, helping with emmda. They're aU pulling I« me, and we'D have our baby thla Ume. So, "H.C.I.F.T.," out )'Our friends. U you share lhell' Joy In illotbei1Miod, they'D IUreiy share your grief, and you pn.-' MARY LYNN .. -: > Otester · News Notes:~:.:: :..W: am~ aome 410 hlch' ICboola in 01*1 part~ fr ''II ta:lll Mlnililal Y1111b .ad Sd1nce Cttlh):tilw at the MriGD Auditorium C11 Tilt a.ID lllllli'lflinnltJ "''»P" Jut Salurday. At~ fn111 Eutarn . - , ltfl to right,~ f!l1d Rulli, ~ c~. and studeatl Jeff H~ck and·Mark Men. Ball ~ JI'GUP - Metal Soli 6 Witter' Conservation District. ' · · • . ' • •eof · • ... " ·~ Hoeflich . HOUSE ce.. . By Charlene . STEAK = yards and.~.7 yards per carry average and Is only 343 yards away fnm lnaldng the aU· Ume c1reer l'lllhlng mark of 4, 716,held by Ed Mlrlniii'O of . ~ell. ·•' 1 • I ,., .JohniiOn,'the Buckeyes' 6-1, ' ~~ (ullback, has 3M . yaJ.ds fUIIblng and leada 1he nation In IICCJI'Ing with 11 touchdowns, having not IICOI'Id less than two bi any game. Greene, off to a Blow start Ibis ·:r,ear, .got It rolling acalnlt UCLA with 1JO yards ru'sblng and another 81 plilllng 111 lof hunplttiGns. He'WISaelededthe]Uyerof . the pme and a1ao UPI , Mldwelt Offenlive Player of the Week f~r the )ieifounan- . "" ..1()tmf8 AtTEND aiNP'ERENCI!:- Eutenl HJcb Scbaol, ci Melp County wu '· CHOW'S btld u ~ ~ PialJ~unye Sbow lhil "' •kEd at the colleae. AI many an d01e11 !alee' will m1as the game tMmii'Cif live M liudlatuach are apected to~ In ciiiliJ!Aw, croiiiCIII ' with' jlinlor Mn MldlaU: and chopping con*U: 1bere will alao be Olllo State Llli'nber)llck ~iGdthlps, an In· taking bla ]Dee • vltational ~111!1 FFA conleltl. 011 the t1JO.mlll CfOIICI1lUW ~Jolm Mallli . In · - • """""' the. of Y-•n""'~wn lift ......-.:..Lo __ J~...... •- of Mr • ..l.I .M ft ~wience lllst4ln ' of '' ,.. , ~ . ll!IJIII,,,...,....., - - 1 • ,.... ........,. ....._.., - · · .... • • ,JWIP'IP.;I'I'Gpbf '!'!Jiner u a Jiemlllltk Grove. _, ' , 'l;' ' · . I ,. ....:1. ' ~~. - ..... ~ fo n• '· ~.,... "' . · ,.....,r, . a... llBit:IQ r ~ . ,tlfele~ Worthymatron, patron ij r.:-. P./ected at OES meet · By H e1en BoUe1 Gi,rl Scout Diacy ' Green's most 1oser to Minne110ta ....< '·"' week, run - Bo'"'l•n -~ ... · carter, Galila County po~ weapon ' .• Is • 1•1o•-rall and very·much A. total of S80,176.30' was Thla week, the Toledo In ..conte';uon for the. MAC spent Tuesday night during Agriculture Agent, ~4 steers defense Will have to 810., the title With Its ~1 mark. _ the annual area Ieeder calf · sold for an av,erage of 2'-47 OIIHWO BG runhlng punch of .Division Ia in the Ohio s~le at the Galll~ohs per hundred or an average of Dan Saleet . and Dave . Conferenc/w~ up this Livestock Yards · on Vmton $137.05 ~head. There were Ave · 42 hi choice animals, 1411 Preston, averaging better weekend with possibly the · . choice, 47 hi good, and 50 than l!OO yard!! per game key game finding BaldwinAccordmg to Bryson R. . . between thtin BG leads the Walla' t M ~'"n · 8 good. .In all, .. "'1 heifers sold --'-· ""1" · Red ce a us~.,.urn m ..,..,... ...,.. ..... Dlvisloo clash. Other bringing an aver•ae of $21.39 The ' onlY other Mld·Am Red Dlvlson games find .... · 1 Sat da finds NORTHFIELD Jll!r hundred or. $91.03 per game ,on liPI'""" urto~'"" y Heidelberg at Wooster and N . ORTHFIELD, Ohio head.Therewere62hlchoice Kent Sta te, •zu•g , .... und. Marietta at Otterbein, while . I ,anunals, 65 choice.·, 79 hi good f!:om a pair of conference Clllo 'Wesleyan andiJ:lenlson (UPl)-TidyDean,theony 1o · to KaJ to cl · Di flily and .the longest shot in and 36 good. The entire sale ~. gomg lllii81AlO ash In a Blue · vision the field of als, acored a head ·averaged $25.91 Jll!r hundred meet wlnleas Wester.n' contest. . '· .. , vi ,_ . M tch Hill In or 'll5.72 per head. Mlchlgari. . Other . games involving c-, over a • 000 15 Ohio University, ~lin the Clllo Conference teams find Thursday night's ' • Ohio conference, 18 at Willllm & Ohio Northern ,at 'Capit8I, St. SireaStakesChamplonllhipat Mary In the only other game Joaeph's (Ind.) at Mouiit Northfield Park. ·. Involving Ohio MAC teams.. Union, Wittenberg at With John Kooesky m at ' Other keY games on Satur- Hillsdale (Mich.) and Kenyon the reins, the two-year-old , day ~s schedule find Ctn- . at ease Western. ' 1 winner covered the mile In · ' clnnatl vtsltlng Tul8a f~r a Hoosier-Buckeye games 2 07 l-6 and paid ~.40, $9.60 ' night game, Akron at · un- have Anderson (Ind.) at and·$5.80.KindaBigsbowed. ; .' ' beaten Noi't!Jern Michigan, ' muHton and Deflal!ce at ln.lhelOthracetrlfecta,the · . Northwood (Mich.') ' at Flndlsylnnlghtalfalrs,wblle r~ comblnat\oo returned · Ashland and Central State Hiram will be at Cimegie- "'36•80· ~ · · going against Kentucky State. Mellon .(Pa.) and John The crowd of 2•148 wagered ; In a game to be plilyed at the · Carroll at w& J (Pa.) in the $248,205. Glass Bowlin Toledo. !'residents' Conference. · · Ohio University, a · 21-4 · l~~~:~ . IN .TRAnttNG - Hocklnc Tecluiicat.'~eee Natural R8ource '' Jo::=~ back ~ce' ~ ~leta In ~Jn preparation f~r the flrat ala .tee of lumberjack contests . RW1I out with a ll(ll'lfned . . 5-The DaUySenllnei,Middleport-PCIIDel'oy, 0 ., Friday, Oct.lO, t975 ·FURNITURE Middleport, 0. t ;oo.s:!O Mon., Tues ., Wod.,& Sit. nurs. f :OO·U:OO, ,rl. 9:00-1:00 I'.M . . '-------.1 • I " �·~ _4- The Dally Sentinel, Mlddleport-Pcmeroy, 0., Friday, Ocl.lO, 1975 Crum says ·. Dayton·· Prell · In: could. ha"""" Tole..... _, 1 "· ..,.... SatlU'day as·',_ '"" over • . Ball State. . .., ,. teg~atlqaal' .. . F 1 y e r s c e I e b r 1t t e · Dayton Is oomlni! off an . The Fa!'cl..ria •e f.G overall ,Ml41D\l· COacli Dick CAirn , homecoming, he llill has to. Impressive 24-13 victory over and 1-G In the MAC and a Win ~'t being lulled to sleep ·l!Y ,convince his squad. Toleckl, _In which tiie Rockets 1 over the Roct111fk1,1/1~1 battle Dayton's 2-3 record and the "Our problem Is going to be rushed for 290 yards, and the of nlirthwl!iltern Oblc) would fact the · Redsklns have tocomebacklllroogfoUowlng week before ·gave unbeaten put them In a deadlock with _....;...,Od Northern Dllnols '"' w~lpjle4 ·. the Flyers six a Big Ten game," saJd Q:um, Bowling Green aU It wanted' ·~"'-"' ••• strP,IIJ!t times. , . referring to Iaiii ~-·s 14-3 before bowlilg 21·14. Miami for first place In the con. . ~tDayton Is a surprising vlctocy over Purdue. . l••ds in the overall aeries 26- ference .at ~. Mlarirl. the ..., · favoiite, Is 1-G. ·~: lootballtewn," sald Crum. "I. . The last time the Redsldns 1G-2. · pr·e«BBIIn . . . . . . '' \" ~ . ·" · think .. it Is the ~st Daytoo ,played agalnlllthe Big TenIn the only Mld-Amerlclin Toledo, altholl&'lll has the team . tj!at I h!lve seen In · losing a14-13 heartbreaker to · Conference game Involving a top passer In' the ' nation In ' · yrars · becauae oI It s !'!flchlgan· State-they bad first division team, ·Bowling Gene ' Swick,1''1 "'.~~,, aeven · nas Ioiii four d , ,. • •· h~le an aggressiveness •. troublethenextw~k,barely Greilocangrabashareofthe liames in a l'ow and hal .::•.·, Wtille ,Crum kn01(VS wh.at, , holding on lot a 3$.28 victory leal! with win ,. over ,,. JII!OWII_.,_a w . ea .·_ ,)lii:'.... ,'.•. ' ,~••J.n.st the, . · · " ll1i1 ,r:u , By Ualted •• ·'· a ",."; Wi•z·nl ess· L.o·wo· h. eavy un·d. e..do.g •, • • I • • • 1 ." , · ' ,, •._ • U '1 • ' 1 I .. COL'i!MBUS, Ohio (UP!~~ Brian BaiChnagel. ..,;:..; Th'~ won't be n~uch time And lowa, with a backfield · ~ ~ w~ on finesse '!!ben liD· averaging 222 jxn11ds per :: · beat.en 'and to!rf'anked Ohio man, Isn't about · to try :; . State ~d winless Iowa get any\hlna too ·fancy either, •,. •,. ~l'ier Saturday In Ohio altholll!h coach •Bob Com· · ., St'!!l'wn. · • mlngs, · former M~"'illon I ' 'nle Bllckeye'$, as usual, High School mentor making ~ Will try If!' r'am. their one-two. his flrit coaching appearince punch of Archie Griffin and ·In Ohio since taking over Ule Pete .Johnson ·._ down the · Hawk job ' has promised , Ha\lk~yq' throats with '1111 • aome "~cb" for the ocolllionai'}Nisa or option run Buckeyes. by quarterback Cornelius "We .beUeve theatrength of Greene and pos.slbly a the Iowa team Ues In Its of· ·flOut!~ play by Wingback fense," said Buckeye ·defen- slve .coach Dick Walk~r. · only 19 of 5I (.328 per cent) "TheyhavemovedthebaUoo for 288 yarda, 1111e IDuchdown every team they have played. and four Interceptions. · They jUIII haven't acored!' . :JbeHawksarestillrunnlng Walker said the Hawka fromthewlngedT,Inll ·have ~ggestproblemhasbeenthe gonemoretoapowerrunnlng IIM;k of a passing attack, but game ,·this yel!l', featuring added, '1hat can change their three big ~ks. overnight becauae It's been . ROO We)\lngto~·· a 6-1, 21&becaUie recelvera have been l!!llll~er; leads ' the Hawk drQpping the ball.'.' rusben w_lth 161 yards In 43 The · Hawkeyes' paaalng carries, WhUe left half Jim prolllema are borne out by Jensen, a jumbo 6-6, ~ q ua r t e r b 8 c k T 0 m po111del', has 150 In 411 tries McLaughlin's statistics and fullback Bobby Holmes, which llhow him C<II'Dpletlng 6-1, 238, h~ 10'/ln 22. ·· "You can illpect them ID run right at you," said Walker. "It's strictly a power . type o~nse." . · Defenslyely, the Hawks stand filth In the Big Ten, and last week led No., 3'Southei'JI Cali,b'nla ,10.7 at halftime before· bowing 27-16 , after thelf two top linebackers were hurt. · One of them, 6-1, 240-Pound 11111ior Andre Jac~n. has been a starter llince he Willi a freshman Ed bas beiu called 'b)r Blickeye 8SIIstllll Mickey JackaJn "by far lbelr belt defenlive footblll player.'' Ohio State, ~~ off a eo~~vlilcjng 41·11. win . over · UCLA on natlooal te~ , ~Sallllllillynlshl, will be at '' ·ne.Jy full all:qth for the ,, ' ' . • •. . : . ·.,. t . . _. Feed~r calf sale nsmg . eam success Tuesday ... ;. ---, nnsrLEDOWN Recreation program in New Haven is planned NEW HAVEN, W.Va. -A · well-rounded winter recreation program here will be based at the youth center in the Community BuUdlng. Planning has-mcived jl)iead since the recent appointment of Jolm R. Hankinson as buUdlng manager. · Tentative plans have been drawn up by representatives from grades 6 throUgh. i2. Among thoae plans are to set up a governing board and recreation times and activities at the comniunlty building. The board will govern the activiUea as well as being responsible for discipline. · . Youths will be elected by the board lo the following . JOHN HANKINSON posiUons: athleUc director, maintenance director, special occallion director and work has been continuing on secur11y c~nctor, u ..en as the building to make repairs ; the president, vice president, and upgrade II. secretary and treasurer llanldnson Is an employe of positions . . • . Continental Telephope of Among . the activities West Vlrglnls In New Haven. already. planned are Biddy He has been with that comLeague basll:etball, adult pany for ~9 years. Amem~r basketbaU, glrb baskelball, of. Rotary and the lndepend• volleyball, dances and adult ent Telephone Pioneer Asil~latlon, he was a skating. Open skating will be held recreatiofl director at variOIJB Tueadays and Saturdays. The campgrounds In Tampa, Fla. building also will be open on Hankinson has coached Saturday and -Sunday for Pop Warner football, varsity' such acllvllles aa basketall. footbaU, girls softball and According to Hankinson, Utue league baaebaU._ 11J Clarice AIlea D. D. Oeland, Columbus, visited on ..Wednelday with DeRAI1OelaiJ4. . STE.AMB0At' INN .· ~ I •1, { ~ll; ._ I ·. MEAT -lir'11ev'~' Dr•~· Roast ·• Flounder Fish, Hamb~ - Steak. ae.r, ~ VEGETABLES - Uma Beens, Peas & Carrots, Noodles. Piltatoei (sweet. home tries, m~~.> , - ~ . I SALADS"- '"-1'cM1. Cottage a • , . ' PIE- ' ~uce. :-r...,.. Coconut. Crum, Slaw. Apple• Peech. . 1 , , ...!;lllll'l,a, Elcl!lnger and ~aughter Suzannah, ;Co11111bul, IIPerlt a recent weekend wl th Mrs. Opal Ei~er lnd illlllly. Mlsa Louann Newell, student at Nelaonvllle TeciWeal . Scbool, spent the weelrend wilb Mr. lnd Mrs. Mr. and Mts. RuaaeU Ar· cher of Guysville, Mrs. aarence Warner and Naolhi Archer of Athens IIPerlt a Sunday afternoon with Walter and Eva Archer recenUy. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle MutU and family ofManslleld and OWe arcle of Cleveland . ' . .. Mn. Brllce M1ln IIICi Mrl. [)Orl~ ~Qeqlg , ... J!'nl . ll weekend wilh Mr. lnd Mrs. a.n-.' Haugbl,-Akron. Kenny Blru left WedlliilllajtW Nlw' Jwley where . he will.bllltaliotMd with lbe . . , : ' • ~!( ' '. ~. Wllln ()'oy and Mrs. Alldrer •~ 1t10111 re~tly celled • MrJ, Ella m-, , )MDepprt. Mrl. lhrrJ 1'plnpr 11ft ' ThuradaJ, ,.Jftat a"ndlb1 . 1 i . . aevwal """ ,.. Mt. llld SuDday1 0ct.12, Brl:tt&N:oo W~ays 6:08-8~30 _ ·~ ' Ph. 949~Is-· Racine, Ohio 3rd.St. Clrcle, Verna and Wavle Circle. Calling at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ·Arthur Earl Johnson and !amUy and Betty VanMeter were Roy Jom-t and IICJII of R£1ne, WUIIam and Cathy Carleton of Racine and Elide Brinker, R. D. Racine. 1 Mr. and Mts. Arthur Ore of 01e1ter called at the home of Mr. and Mts. Robert Lee and family one Sunday If· Harold Ne1191J, temoon. Mn. Audrty Woodt visited Mr. and Mts. ·James arcle lbKIIy witb llfr. ;1!14 MI'J, of New Haven lnd Mn; Roc• Jlinel and daughle!'l, Qe111poils n\.· •• ~ .. He Mrs. RcJ11 Cleland, b' North Ea1t Pwt, New Y~rk, where abe will villt frleada. lin. Oeland llld au. lllbbl aecOinpanled her . to lhe Ccllumllal alrpGrt. 011 Oct.U, lhe will ielft INn Kenned) Alrp«t I« Hawaii where her huaband Oan will be atatlaned with 1111 ....)'. Mrl. Eva lloiJa9 II villtlni J. IIIII, J~ lnd fiiJIIIJin a.veland, and' her dalllbter IIICi flmlly In llandlllky. ' CIIESI'ERBROWNIE I'IOOP l1i'lt meeting for the organlutiCII of a a.t• Brownie 'Inlop - held nPnday nilbt at the achool. Mn. Linda Stewart Ia Ieider of the troop • The meeting wu apent faallllarlzq the glrll with the Bl'o'iinlellailditi.U, the the (JI'CIIIil!e and lhs. "Smile" 10111· Attending nrt Tamira Clark, J!en!ttw Dietar, Terrie Sllrcher,Mellnda Mankin,~ Flr!ey, Joelle'Md.aucblln, Jo Hunt, Jody Hmla, Linda an-t, Lori Hudilon and •• •• ) like · . . • ... ~ ~ atcn. Pim Altm•. . , iYRAct8IJIIOWNIB·l'ROOPIUM · lllerrle Ritchie- wtlcamed • a - member and four Browniel flew up 1mo a Jldor troop 11 the ·'Dnndaf night meeting of 1111 &,rac:uallrvwiiea. GaiDa Into the junior troop . _ Dellble Mlcblel, Larl Mf+ri, Jt11111 Iklltley and Janie , Ambarpr. ' Wark 011 the r.Jt painuta wtih lbe 11111 llld Brownie promiii-CIJIIIIIIetad bflhell........ illlllloeled ID t11e p1e11p to 111111111. JWJa 'l!wll- bad the ~~~ownte l'nlmlll,..t•lfl 'zeta..,._.....byJID,._, aHI CODdacted oallllde PI""' II the "'""n' ~ •• • i l I= I .' . RACJNB IIROWNIE8 TINnty- lint,-..! uld thkdp~of the Racine E1em111tar7 School ftii.U'ed ·to take pwt In the new)y ........ Rielne Brownla Troop; . nnt ~~~~~~- 'W8S blld \'buraclay after ldlool w'ltb the lfrla lllflliDI the Bl'ownle ...... the bancllllaltle and tha promlae. Duel .-lit a&11 etn111nd II wu decided tbat •ch lfrlwvuld be • ......., cerlaln dldlu each . . . Mrl. Cllarlotte Wamaley Ia the leader, wltb Mn. Barbara Dupo,,lhe· nd••t. Betty and llllrlly 'liolfe . . heWa for tile troop. · : ' • .• •• • ~ I :• ~. = • - WERNER AAIHO & T.V• paychoiogy: e don't_.., m. . . . + ++ . Got a Pfoblem? ~· a~t subject for 'df.acuaslcn? Vou can talk II over In her co!UIIIIIIf you write to Helen Bolte!, care ot tbla riewlpaper. T..._. . ' oevorl!o 3,900 cluba In all 10 ·alalea, Puerto Rleo ai1d lha Virgin • .A•sO ..U.WIN.& ttop Qty, Oreaon •ds the .lfOIIII. u national president this year. Special guest at many of . •• '• BPW to, obser1Je· week ~:. Sorority makes·dona#on ,. .to· se"'tor.ctttz~n. prJJgram.· .. • . ·~· t t .. • I I • J ,, ~,. j. ' I I I , . •. I , '' ~ Catherine Marshall ~DVENTURES IN PRAYER ' repreaentatl!~l. and Mrs. ·.-ttl j leo~~ at Jut J'lll''l acnpboot. uc '11le eulual repcn, "'Die Vol~-~ lll" wu given bJ 11r1.' DoN. Refreah. · Dale Evans Rogera · Mia """~- Mra. lnlllll:Wii.llllli')':'Guealll a& tha lllllifnJ Wli'l Sherrie LET FREEDOM RING I Saluting the.Bicentennial, Dale voices h8r pride in our herltage·ar1d her faith that we will survive the pre1sent crlelt to becpme truly "one Nation under ' ' Abbott, Oltryl O'ow, Lyn'- ' Q:ft, VICkie &lion, Rita ...,_, .fl!d¥' Hood, Suan ~. ·NIIDDLEPOII' lOOK stoRE' MIDDLEPORT, . OHIO ·· Sandy ltarn~ llliiGrtan. Mrs. · 101m Invited Ill. ID J . , N'!tiOnal B\aitne~i 'WoiDell'l Weelt, Oct,, INI, 1flll beobler led by awnben ·of tha Ohio Federation of · ~~u~~neu and l'rof1IIBI•al Women 'a Cluba In com. blnatlon with lllcentenlilal , Now .. . a classic; on prayer power·by one of the country's best-loved , bes)-selllng Christian authors. ~tan 8llllla Rleftl and Sharon Hri,, Jt..sMH.-Fri. ttDISUndlt Betty lhlllt!lirn, SDIIl1 IAinllln8. .. ; \,' "l' . '.f.< ITYL£ SI - 1-IHO I WALNUT 1 1. 111:. ' Exec. STYLI 12-1 -SMOI HANOIOMI AIHT"AV . 1 u. ROBERT HOEFLICII ' City ldltor .., . ' eeleliratiOIII and atlilntl• II'IIOHT altONZI · Court · St . Pomtroy. Ohio 45769. Business Office Phone 992-2156 . Editorial Phone 992· 2157. S*cond class postage paid et Pomeroy, Ohto. National · advertising repr'e sentatlvt w•rd · Grllfllh Company, l'nc .• Bottlnelll llo Gollo;her -Dlv., 757 Third Ave .. N*W York, ~~· ' sAvE .-rYI.I 10 AND .. ~ HIVe ba~'a ' . PtrlpteUve for M!li;t than 179,000 women In , l> Lllllnt Thrill" - iaat.y•a' adorable shoe• beautlfuUJ bfoftled In Sallel Mtlll. SAVE ll1.50 ITVI.l 11-U'ifMOUNTID I"IGHT IIM:Ofriltl: JHAI lie&-17.95 u. • name and blrthdltt nc $U5u. '· · ·..., 11o per.....,, -. CONTINUING · THRU .TOMORROW . SAVINGS . UP' 10 50% I thellle ,.. ....... ~~~~l~: v-~nlt , YOUf whole fiMIIy will you fOr "Till Clift WIUI 1111 . .IOQJET '101: dolllr •••• - ..,... Ill ••••• .._,. liver, "Pealer," a ......: . SALE ENDS .SAT.,. NOV. J- IRING SIIOIS IN NOWI SendlheRD SIINSHINER •• brla•t breue. •••• s~:~:~:~o · Rta.12!1.95 • iUppatted ·tbe J!'Ajlilll Rights J $13.15 'riCII IIIII. 8r8 for .DOICINDI I"IQIMT aiiOfiU llie . ~ Nltlonll ~~n Rea. $16.95 • :e.==::pf.: io Amendment 'fGr mori than 411 1871 aa Iliternallonal years, and voted thia year to Women'a Year. contribute 1 )10111on of each Followirig Die Ohio theme:' · member'• ' duea· to the "Ohio ~ Blending ,·i'adftollttllltiftart. More than American Dream in PttrPc* a 4Uitrter of a million doUars • and Worli. '." member · Cluba ... year will be· realized ' wUlfocaa on the oohtilbllll~ annually fnm BPW unW !!te ID society b)> working women amendment Is ratified. throughout the history of the '·...·:· '" ·· '· :· ' Unlltd Stalel,'lllld will mark . - - - . . . . , - - - - . thuchlevemenl wwen have made at the lnternatlolial level in bD&n relatlona. Specially hoaored by loCal clllba will bi !boat wwnen ,.ho han made notabl.:' contrlbatlllli to their cQll• NlttiiiY of rnunltiel iD volunteer·lli'vlce ·P1nsiea and ~d IIi their individual Br~l!tl\· '' . . ProfwliOIII and bualneaaeJ. ~ !ipGIIIOttd by ·the Nallci!lal Full. S.rvice JPIIIII'atl011 of Bulllilaa iltd Prvfualonsl Women 'I lllaba, ·...,..,,,...; the weekly aalute to fllll'klnl WGq~en bas '-a an -ua1 mnt Iince Its lr.Clljllloo1 in $lUI .SAVE $3.00 the events marking the lribute to working women will be Mrs. Jeanne Neighbor N.Y . 10017. of Dennlaon, who waa elected . SubscrlpUon r1tea : Delivered by carrier where Ohio BPW Prealdent at the aVailable 75 cents ·p tr week . By M.o~pt- Routt Where 1tate convention In Coiombus carrier service not last May. Mts. Netchbor will volloble; One monl~ 1 • S3.2S . y moll In Ohio and w .. Vo ., crlss-ctoas the ·atate during ne Year 522.00: Sl• onths, $11.50! ~ ·\Three OU amMIII'RY PRm'ESSOR Dr. James TOIII · October, 'addressing local • .S7 .00 . Elstwhoro chats with nuninutudeitt, Jan EWott,atfaculty tea. club and · district' fall' 26onths .00 yeor; Sl• monlhs ' three months, S7.50. meetings; and emphulllng 13.50; ubscrlptlon prle,e lncludea the continued need for undoy TlmH -Senllnel . ratification of the Equal ' RIJhls · Ame,!!dment. '",~ (~orr·ie's latesl book .. . a'coilectlon of the actual letters wrote from a Nazi con central ion camp. Their exp•reS!IIon of steadfast faith adds a l)_ew dimension of· Ihe1roism to lhe epic story .that bega~ with The Hiding •• ro TilE INTER liTO' MEIGS.MASON All EA CIIESTER L: TAN,NEIIILL Publlshod dolly .. c,pl blanda are BPW ,members. Saturday by Tho Ohio Valley Mts. Maxine Hayei of June- . Publishing company, 111 MEAL 1PRIISON L~TTERS SAVE $2,7!5 Rea. !15.00 - - tenBoOn1 , Slt iGHT I"ONU IIR)'I'I. ·' ,.._le - Nursing school honors ' association with OU •• CASH l 1 , •• " : ' •·Mr~ . Sue Floyd was elected ·Black White Portable TV j Donald Pierce of Athens called at the home of Mary <lrcle. ,, · Mr. and Mrs. PM Gainer . of Hebron, Ohio, 'Mr. arid Mrs. Bernard Gainer of Barberton, Ohio were recent . guests of Mrs. Dean Brinker, Margaret Ann Johnsop and famUy and Betty VanMeter. ·' 19':,i_t ..:.r.- Carmel News, By the Day · Miss Carol Marie Randolph 'SANDWICH Foo•f Dog.NQI)Iets '- Dog · · Meal · • .. 1 lhiiik NORTH RANDALL, Ohio . (UPI) - Antonio Graell guided Sid Boy to vlctqry . here Thuraday In the ninth· · race feature at Thistledown. Ski Boy went the six furlmgs In 1:13 and paid $10, $3.ti0 and $2.80. The victory was GraeU'il fourth of the afternoon. Second , was Parade Gall and thkd was Lad of Portllllouth. The dally double of Gemini Jack (4) and Galloway Bay ' (5) returned $125.20. Order by Phone Thistledown officlab anAnd Take Em Home . nounced Thursday's at· 992-5432 tendance at 3,867 and the h&ndle at $391,311. llo!!!_ _ _ _ _ __, .-td ·' ·' ·the Falpllous . USe • to Mrs. Myrtle Clark arid. .'·· worthy matron, and .Paul t<Jrs. Thelma Collins wh9 had . , . faldJII Sidea Ia lUsty · Darnell, worthy patron when been hospitalized. It waa ~DEAR HELEN: . · Recently, our car's brakes faDed completely while 1 was the Evangeline Chapter 172, reported that Mrs. Mary Jean shopping tn'a neighblring town. LuckUy, no O!)e was hurt and .I Order of the Eastern Star, Harrison 18 a surgical patient. • .,11 able to drive five mUes on the !Mghway shoulder, then met Thursday night at the at the Hospital Medical, leavethecaratthefirstgarageandwalkhome. · Middleport Masonic Temple. Center, and that Mrs. , When liO!d mY husband what happened, he didn't ~Y one Others elected for 197~ Beatrice Kuhn will enter word about bem,'sJad I wian't killed. Instead, he asked why 1. ·were Mrs. Kathryn Evans, University Hospital, lett tlie.car lobe fiDd (for $50) when I should have driven it associate matron ; Glenn Columbus, Oct. 14. bothe;·~ flellttallear and the c~ncy emergency brake, so Evans, associate patron; The budget report was read tbat'~ colild tJ&Jt hlmaelf, ·. , . M'rs. Maryln Wilcox, by Mrs. 'Floyd, the trustees .. 1 tbid lilnl 1 dldn'·t 'think he should try home repair on secretary: Mrs. Beuie King, report by Mrs. Naomi King; '' ~hiiiali .vitalasbrakes,and besides, 1 might hsve had a treasurer; Mrs. Glenna and the audit report by Mts.' terrible wreck. · Crisp , conductress; Mrs, Darnell . , Bll~ he gO. around telling everyone how foolish 1 was; Sarah Bechtle, associate Refreshments were served; .• hii'Uoev•let overthe$50 garage charge! l conductress, and Mrs. Farle by Sarah and E,uvetta " ,J .what do you do about this kind of mental cruelty? - kennedy, trustee. Bechtle. M • Tellers were Mrs. Ila o~·M . Darnell, Mrs. Grace French - - - - - - - I tllat If JIV huabaDd wrote HIS venlon, lbe atory and Bob King. ~em be':' were mlpt'eome..taUUieleaa'"'Mil"""lloui.Ratberthelltah , reminded that 11 ts time to. IIIIH• i flmily IIIII, therefore, teep the home pay the '1975-76 membership an. 'bunlll- .1'11111J: "IAok,'tt'a over; rehublq doelll't dues. help, 10 admit,_. 'lnft bolb (ll1'tl1 right 11111 pa111y wnmg Mrs. Kennedy and Harry lllld foqet It!" .- H. · Chesher, worthy matron and , · , + ++ wQI'thy patron, presided with , DEAR J\B)LEN~· · · Bob K\ng serving as sunshine ' '; · Mi Will and 1 have been happlly ~ed for 25 years. page ·for the evening. Com· li8eently ihe met ·a man that ·she had dated aU through high munlcatloos were resd from ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. Georp C. RandoiPI, IICboOI. Invited b8r to lunch so they could talk _ for the !!enlor QUzens, the Point New Haven, W. Va., anno111ce the encaaement of their ~·s Pleaiiant Chapter 75 Inviting dau&itter,ciroiMarle,toDileRaySmith,aonof'Mr.and . _ Am 1 jllltl); upae1 about lhla, or am I .just' being _ members to a friendship Mn. O'Dellllalllb of Brllllint,..(lblo, fcimerl,y Of · .iEALOUS night, and the Westwood dlepOrt. The llrlde4lect ill a 1J'i41te¢ ,;. of WMril Chapter of Cincinnati, ln& , ' . -8chnolandhlr&.ice,alfl4ilflduttafMelplleb DIWl.JEAI.ovt: : · . vlting members to a re;ep1• , 8cltool, 111!1 attllldsd Rio Grande~. He Ia ~tly Yaa're 11e1q adei'IWidably jealota, bat 1 really doa, tion for Jean Woodruff. employed at the Carillnal -l'lant In BrWiant. Wedding lhlitk J08 llave lDadl to werryabollt. A boppy m.l:l'iage ai .Z& The associate conductress • Instant Picture and JUns areJncomplete. ;rean - ' t ,...., beealile yillr wife 1111 . ; loeb dale lflllt lecture was given In chapter Sound 111& • j ·IIJili ...,I boJfrlead. More lfltely a11e'li - e awai ' by Mrs. Glenna Crisp, • Detachable " Glare ) · jtii*Uic 11ene11 aa ber rtltd diaiee ill IPIWiwwl•. _H. · associate conductress. It was Guard" Filter · . ·· + ++ · ~n?WJce41 that there will be • Dipole VHF antenna 'DEAR HELEN: · initiation at th~ November • Preset VHF tuner Thilla fut ''How Can I Face Them," the W1Xll811 who bad nieetlng and officers are to ' • Decorator-look stybet aeconc! mlacarrlap in a year: We're alaters;·yo.i aDc1 I, wear chapter dresses. ling, in Pecan finish Lut year, I nperlenced what my c1octcr called 8 "mllaed Mrs. . Evelyn Lewis plastic cabinet · The Holur Medical Center they teach to lbe nursing ....,....,., -~~·-"· "'Y .,_........_~terminated -~-·t ,_omonlhs, bu1 reported that the cheer .,. _ _, at ......... School of Nwling hool!l'td Its studenta during their three- the mlacarrlage wun't completed and 1carried the dead baby committee had aent flowers association with Ohio , year program at the 55-year- for another five lllllttha. I knew aome- waa wrong, but I University and ita faculty old 11o1ur Medical Center Wlllted the baby 10 badly that I wouldn't admit it. IJill! on 1Al RECUPERATING · members with a tea for the School of Nursing • are Dr · poglda, babbled ln~Uy about my baby, wore •maternity Mrs; Homer Radford 18 lnstruclon Wednesday '· af. Gordon Wiseman and · Dr. cldlbea, lnd even con~ myself that I was feelu. Ufe. ln recuperatlpg at home .Mkllllpart ter.nooo, Oct. 1, at Davia Hall Charles carlson speech· Dr. lhorl, I made a fool oat of myself. following ihree weeks at the ·' 1n Gallipolis. · David ·Johnson' Rtookal4ngllmefor me to admit that my chUdwas dead, Hotur·Medlcal Center. ~----/ The tea 11 planned each fall Dr. · James T~g and or'. and then It was terribly hard to face my. friends, watch their at the ~ginning of the Da\' 1d Hen d r 1c k r ·' :=~ea progreas, attend showers, and ~ their lovely achool's rear as a means of chemistry, Rob Demski, . 'No thql helpld me. Flnt wu my father's answ!r to, havlna freshmen, jiDiior and socIology; . George "How can 1 face them?" "Lynnte," he said, '"'bere are two senior nursing studenta u Buongiovannl and Lou groups ot people in tbli world:' those who love and~ a.bout well aa the School of N,uraing Ragno, who both teach you and thole Who don't. The people who care und~ 'and lnatructors become more biology, Z. Bren\ · Fry, the ~ ciCII't matter ,. · acquainted with the Ohio Director of Continuing The other belp I f~ .,88 In my wolllierful .~. University prot_.s. Education and Dr. Frederick Slowly,ltdawold•melhethebadllistHlSbtby,toii.ji!the These faculty 'lllembera Ha1erman, zoology and bacl ~ dla1t with Iii OWII arW 11111 l.nded to mine. We om.,.,,;.. ••_ and lhe m;rtail of IUbjecta miCI'Oblolllo. •• .,. -of ilr til "anMDb M ilia It ·-- Wb" . " ..... ,._.. . ·• · ... " ·•~apq~erand helpq ..C!t~~tber. -~ · tlJI. ""' 111_.. • . . _ I'm Jft1118D1 ap1n now. M 1 write this, rm confined ID t bed, lt)'lna to aVIriiiiDiher milcarrlage. Everyone has been ' Wonderful, lrlllgq In food, helping with emmda. They're aU pulling I« me, and we'D have our baby thla Ume. So, "H.C.I.F.T.," out )'Our friends. U you share lhell' Joy In illotbei1Miod, they'D IUreiy share your grief, and you pn.-' MARY LYNN .. -: > Otester · News Notes:~:.:: :..W: am~ aome 410 hlch' ICboola in 01*1 part~ fr ''II ta:lll Mlnililal Y1111b .ad Sd1nce Cttlh):tilw at the MriGD Auditorium C11 Tilt a.ID lllllli'lflinnltJ "''»P" Jut Salurday. At~ fn111 Eutarn . - , ltfl to right,~ f!l1d Rulli, ~ c~. and studeatl Jeff H~ck and·Mark Men. Ball ~ JI'GUP - Metal Soli 6 Witter' Conservation District. ' · · • . ' • •eof · • ... " ·~ Hoeflich . HOUSE ce.. . By Charlene . STEAK = yards and.~.7 yards per carry average and Is only 343 yards away fnm lnaldng the aU· Ume c1reer l'lllhlng mark of 4, 716,held by Ed Mlrlniii'O of . ~ell. ·•' 1 • I ,., .JohniiOn,'the Buckeyes' 6-1, ' ~~ (ullback, has 3M . yaJ.ds fUIIblng and leada 1he nation In IICCJI'Ing with 11 touchdowns, having not IICOI'Id less than two bi any game. Greene, off to a Blow start Ibis ·:r,ear, .got It rolling acalnlt UCLA with 1JO yards ru'sblng and another 81 plilllng 111 lof hunplttiGns. He'WISaelededthe]Uyerof . the pme and a1ao UPI , Mldwelt Offenlive Player of the Week f~r the )ieifounan- . "" ..1()tmf8 AtTEND aiNP'ERENCI!:- Eutenl HJcb Scbaol, ci Melp County wu '· CHOW'S btld u ~ ~ PialJ~unye Sbow lhil "' •kEd at the colleae. AI many an d01e11 !alee' will m1as the game tMmii'Cif live M liudlatuach are apected to~ In ciiiliJ!Aw, croiiiCIII ' with' jlinlor Mn MldlaU: and chopping con*U: 1bere will alao be Olllo State Llli'nber)llck ~iGdthlps, an In· taking bla ]Dee • vltational ~111!1 FFA conleltl. 011 the t1JO.mlll CfOIICI1lUW ~Jolm Mallli . In · - • """""' the. of Y-•n""'~wn lift ......-.:..Lo __ J~...... •- of Mr • ..l.I .M ft ~wience lllst4ln ' of '' ,.. , ~ . ll!IJIII,,,...,....., - - 1 • ,.... ........,. ....._.., - · · .... • • ,JWIP'IP.;I'I'Gpbf '!'!Jiner u a Jiemlllltk Grove. _, ' , 'l;' ' · . I ,. ....:1. ' ~~. - ..... ~ fo n• '· ~.,... "' . · ,.....,r, . a... llBit:IQ r ~ . ,tlfele~ Worthymatron, patron ij r.:-. P./ected at OES meet · By H e1en BoUe1 Gi,rl Scout Diacy ' Green's most 1oser to Minne110ta ....< '·"' week, run - Bo'"'l•n -~ ... · carter, Galila County po~ weapon ' .• Is • 1•1o•-rall and very·much A. total of S80,176.30' was Thla week, the Toledo In ..conte';uon for the. MAC spent Tuesday night during Agriculture Agent, ~4 steers defense Will have to 810., the title With Its ~1 mark. _ the annual area Ieeder calf · sold for an av,erage of 2'-47 OIIHWO BG runhlng punch of .Division Ia in the Ohio s~le at the Galll~ohs per hundred or an average of Dan Saleet . and Dave . Conferenc/w~ up this Livestock Yards · on Vmton $137.05 ~head. There were Ave · 42 hi choice animals, 1411 Preston, averaging better weekend with possibly the · . choice, 47 hi good, and 50 than l!OO yard!! per game key game finding BaldwinAccordmg to Bryson R. . . between thtin BG leads the Walla' t M ~'"n · 8 good. .In all, .. "'1 heifers sold --'-· ""1" · Red ce a us~.,.urn m ..,..,... ...,.. ..... Dlvisloo clash. Other bringing an aver•ae of $21.39 The ' onlY other Mld·Am Red Dlvlson games find .... · 1 Sat da finds NORTHFIELD Jll!r hundred or. $91.03 per game ,on liPI'""" urto~'"" y Heidelberg at Wooster and N . ORTHFIELD, Ohio head.Therewere62hlchoice Kent Sta te, •zu•g , .... und. Marietta at Otterbein, while . I ,anunals, 65 choice.·, 79 hi good f!:om a pair of conference Clllo 'Wesleyan andiJ:lenlson (UPl)-TidyDean,theony 1o · to KaJ to cl · Di flily and .the longest shot in and 36 good. The entire sale ~. gomg lllii81AlO ash In a Blue · vision the field of als, acored a head ·averaged $25.91 Jll!r hundred meet wlnleas Wester.n' contest. . '· .. , vi ,_ . M tch Hill In or 'll5.72 per head. Mlchlgari. . Other . games involving c-, over a • 000 15 Ohio University, ~lin the Clllo Conference teams find Thursday night's ' • Ohio conference, 18 at Willllm & Ohio Northern ,at 'Capit8I, St. SireaStakesChamplonllhipat Mary In the only other game Joaeph's (Ind.) at Mouiit Northfield Park. ·. Involving Ohio MAC teams.. Union, Wittenberg at With John Kooesky m at ' Other keY games on Satur- Hillsdale (Mich.) and Kenyon the reins, the two-year-old , day ~s schedule find Ctn- . at ease Western. ' 1 winner covered the mile In · ' clnnatl vtsltlng Tul8a f~r a Hoosier-Buckeye games 2 07 l-6 and paid ~.40, $9.60 ' night game, Akron at · un- have Anderson (Ind.) at and·$5.80.KindaBigsbowed. ; .' ' beaten Noi't!Jern Michigan, ' muHton and Deflal!ce at ln.lhelOthracetrlfecta,the · . Northwood (Mich.') ' at Flndlsylnnlghtalfalrs,wblle r~ comblnat\oo returned · Ashland and Central State Hiram will be at Cimegie- "'36•80· ~ · · going against Kentucky State. Mellon .(Pa.) and John The crowd of 2•148 wagered ; In a game to be plilyed at the · Carroll at w& J (Pa.) in the $248,205. Glass Bowlin Toledo. !'residents' Conference. · · Ohio University, a · 21-4 · l~~~:~ . IN .TRAnttNG - Hocklnc Tecluiicat.'~eee Natural R8ource '' Jo::=~ back ~ce' ~ ~leta In ~Jn preparation f~r the flrat ala .tee of lumberjack contests . RW1I out with a ll(ll'lfned . . 5-The DaUySenllnei,Middleport-PCIIDel'oy, 0 ., Friday, Oct.lO, t975 ·FURNITURE Middleport, 0. t ;oo.s:!O Mon., Tues ., Wod.,& Sit. nurs. f :OO·U:OO, ,rl. 9:00-1:00 I'.M . . '-------.1 • I " �.. . •..., . v0 c e··d. cIasses. · . d rea Y·. ..,.7- The. DaUy Sentinel , •Mlddlepori·Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Oct. tO, 1975 0 . to Ernest Ray Will . Opal i.A!ah Will, Robert Edward • . . Will, Barbara Ellen Will, . . • . . Roland Eugene Will, · Margaret Anna Will, paniel Vocational• adult edua.tloo . . . . . Allen WUI, Joyce Anl!a (:ook, is.about to get underway this ~ Joyce Anita Cook, Jerome fall at Meigs High School, · Cook,JoyceAnltaCook,June RayGoodllian,dlreetorolthe _ _. . ,. Opal Wlll, cert. for trans, high school's vocational " W ld H Bedford. .L. ayman, Donna Hal B. Harmon to Michael . Hayman to Doris Ha b F' h · Lot, Pomeroy. ynes, · ts er, Sec. 8, Colwnbia. Rlchard Craig Jarboe, Mary George Hargraves, Jr., Josephifle Hargraves to . .Anne J!lrboe to Daniel Harold Emerson Heighton • stet~r. zelda M. Hobstetter, 11 1.06 A., Chester. Romano, J.udlth Romano, Alita F . . Heighten Lot' Sec: 26, Scipio. Middleport ' ' David Davis, Slrelby Davia Atlanta Georgia Cook, dec. Christi/te:.Beegle to Dennl! W. Parcel, J,. Boo~, Lot345, Pomeroy. . • • . . .J enle F.. Sansbury . to David Davis, Shelby Davia Richard L. Fetty, Glenna M. · Dalo · A.l DaviS, Terr\ Fe•h•· t 1M A 50 A R ·!land · v.. , arce Rutland. -,, · · ·• u · ·Cal vIn B. 'Simpson, Sr., /II:ona~d L. MOore, Jeanette Lucetta G. Simpson to Harry Moore to David P. Barba C. Roush, Jr., Ella D. Roush, M 1 B ' Lot, Middleport. · arba, 30 A., RobertW.FeUure lo Dan•'el Thomas H. Burnside, Ruby Stanley, Shirley J. Stanley, 4xlx~ v. Burnside 1o Ruby V. Parcela, Scipio. Butnside, Thomas H. Burn· John Becker, Elizabeth Bide, 2 A., Bedford. Becker to Otarles K. Nwm, • ' .• t "··d . · Margaret F. · Nunn, 80 A. Marg .... on. Rl c•..., t w E. Weaver, Mary '-ban ' · E We Cath · · D 1 are eaver 1o Roger Cora Might, dec., to aalr · . . aver, Y ar ene Might, Bernard Y. l!fight Weaver, Parcels, Syracuse. Cerl. of. Trans., Salisbury ' Weese ·I ' Grace Bernard Y. Mi•ht, .. Sherrie. Carl 1oB· ear Gr w WeeseB. Weese, ""' Might, "'·ir Might, Patricia ,... Lot, J Syracuse. E.I ace eese, Might to Clair · Might, • A. Fred W·\A 0 w, r., eanor Patricia Might, 57.'7 K• Crow to George· S. Hob- •Salisbury. ' ,, ., Me:ags . '.p.J·:Operty ·..T. l8DS.ters ·Our lnter•st 11· ~eter For You ~TMOAM . 5,.75% ' • ( INSUlATIO~ · 11 On 90-Day . Salalargbaur y~. . CertlflcatM ' .5.75 per c~t:tt paid ori .90 diy Qrtlflcetes of 1Deposit. · ' $1.000.00 • Minimum. · Interest :·. iPaya.ble Querferly. ; su~stantlal. ~~~;ty· A ' It Invoked Ofi all, certlfjt:;ate accounts withdrawn prior to the date of ma1ur1ty . I . ' ' ~u=U Davit~, ~npe < ! w ,' Meip.Q». .BiM~ •' 4xlxl" ~812" education program an· noW!ced today. . ' All classes are Wider the direction o~the Meigs Local Board of Education and are held at the high h001 Classes are 1 1 sc . 1f· arge Y se supporting. Fees are based on dactual cost . of instrucuon :Otsma~•als.k\:t of .text. . ::; wor ks where reqwr are extra. The board · · Tuesday and Thursday, cost 8 $! . Art .and Sculpture, 7-10 p.m.~ 'i)lesday and Thursday, cost $20. Auto Mechanics, 7-10 p.m., Tuesda d Th sda Y an ur y, cost $20. Aviation Ground School, 710 p.m., l'ue5day and Thursday, cost $35. Cashier Training Tuesday and ThurS(Iay, 7.-10 p.m., cost expenses $15. Regisu-'auon 1 CommunllyOiolr, Tuesday over 18 n: and Thursday, 7-10 p.m., cost ul · $10. Reidarly enrolled In school · Elec11'1cal reg . Wiring, Tueiiday ~I ents may regl!ter by and Thursday 7-10 p:m. cost $20. • · . ' ' - s r • ......,s. F li r m Bus 1 ness , .._ Regl!tratlon and pavm•nt of Management, Tuesday and fees for those who wish to Thursday, 7-IOpm., cosU15. visit the high school can be Furniture and Cabinet :n~ed lnFGoodman1'besoffice Making, Tuesday, 7-10 p.m., cost $20. 8 ra on. er · Mig and Tig Welding night b annolllced, cost '$35. regl!tratlons will be accpeted lobe · "' and lime ut fees must be .paid before Mlnin. g I, Nigh'· 1 a. tending the first class. to be announced, claases at Anyone wishing more In- fonner Pomeroy Junior u'"h formation may call Goodman School, cos! ..,., *"". .., '"" 1 a 992. 2 .158 between 8:30a.m. . Mlnm·g II, nigh'- and lim . e ,.._3:15 .p.m. be - · at and to be annoW!ced, cisf -.oaliiM!S ing considered jun1'or high in Pomeroy, ,•ost $50 .or the semes~r include: Acco\Ditlng I, 7-10 p.m., Physical Fitness, Tuesday ~ee~~~c;~~~~ a!J~~:~~e~ e~yone ~h:pe~ forth::'sr~·~meidatey, ~~-~~· u~n ~~~gt:s ~us ~~d .. . . ·· ; . ...... ADULTEDUCATI '. NREGISTRATIONFORM . ~· ·~~~ ~ ~·~ ... ~ursday, ..... .' .. • RIT ..•• • 18 CU. FT. FRIEDl MODEL FV18M2 • ••• •• •• • S298 ' 14 CU. FT. FROST FREE REFRIGERATOR • · ce!fbrated · Model85364 I r,: •• ; :~ ~)4 ~STREET·--· ~... -- r. 1 ·t";,~ ' " 1 ,., Carpenl .,. ,p ' · ::..I ' ' . er . erSOfiWS 1T'and.Mrs. Walter Svretl Pl!nnsylvanla :''and ·i'lelped> 1 1 rlli t . .,, , ,., vis ted his mother, Mrs, Audrey Swett ln Middleport. Mrs . .Swet.t had recenllv accompaQJ~d friends 1to' sheFifelake, Michigan, h!ld visited other friends. ·Mr . .and Mrs. · Clinton Gilkey., Albany, spent an evening with their son-in-law and daug~ter. Mr. and Mrs. . . Jo rdan ans son Waller Joshua. ·' Mr s. Don comer and '"' en were involved ill ;a c"'dr ' car acclden . t mr the Ap, palachliln HIghtw.w. Vicki~ serious cuts Comer suffered,..-::_:., on her "-d '!"" and all were bruised but were able to be at whe~ convali!,!ICing. Theirhave car'been was -qoo.e where .they demolished. • 1 1 '" •1 •• " ,,rl.iJ' tlierfi'ihdve 1o a·newloeation''' ·Mrs'. Mary LOve'II' and' ilaug''ilters, Charle'i"~n, w.· VIi'. visited her mother Helen : w 1 Queen "and Martha· 'Mayes : ~~qtbe 'weekend' •aiKI her daughter Debbie UVeU'Will ' make· home'' willi'' • Ma'·s. ..,.... '"" " Mr. anii/ Mrs . ''Aflhut ' !l ra t.ree, Carl .. Greenlees:· c b 7. ' .. Earl S~key, and Mr. and Mrs. . Mendal Jordan · ·· Colwnbia· Grarice,l llllld ·Mrs.' . · Rober~· ·Holliday, ·•!laurel Grange, attended·· Degree ·· " Day at Racine 1ln whk:h :Jx1 granges · pirliclilided and exempllfled the f1111~ four. ' h~ Mrs~ pOtluck supper wa!· enjoyed· degrees grange '•work. by -those In present. ' It Rick and Ronda Olapman Mrs. Virginia Townaend, and friends, St. Henry, Ohio, Paul' · Henry,' Susie•! and visited their grandparent~~ Marta; Columbui' ·area; here and their grandmother, visited their uncles, •Pauland Mrs. Verlln Howery, ,, ac - William •C. Peck. ''' • 1 ; , companied them home and ,Mrs·: .Herman; .CordraY. apen.l a week with her son-In· spent lOme lllJle' hel'e. willi\ law and daughter, Mr. 111111 her · mother-ln-law;•r MraJ . Mrs. Ralph Chapman and Beulah •Cordray, ' ami her family. Verlln Howery spent brother-In-law and sialel'-in• · the weekend with tbe law. Mr. and ·Mrs.':Reed Olapmans and Mrs. Howery Jeffers: '-1 retw-ned home with him. Mias Barbal'a :Jordan' Mr.. 81\4 Mrs. Ben Gryctko, daligllter of Mr\ and" Mrs~· Anna~. Maryland, were W:r'Jordan, wlil•one •llf !hi recent guests.of her parenta, graduites of the ·Prilcllcal: Mr.andMrs.DaleStanabury. Nursing School o1 the' Others who joined them were . Buckeye HlllB Career Center.' their aons' ·and families, Mr. Exe.rclaes were held on' and Mrs. Larry Standb\lry Friday evening at the Grace• and 11008, Reynoldsburg; Mr. United "Methodla~ !Jhurch 1no and Mrs. Qair Stansbury and 1GalUpolis. Ohio.: "v } :: , . family, ~oveport, and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stansbury and children, local. , Mrs. Harold Oxley vlsile!l 'bet aerHn-law and daughtli, Mr. and Mrs., Bob Sc htM ; '111i! .tJm.ac ; it· Ualted Prell IDiel'llllitiiDaJ ·,: Today II·•Frlday, Oct. 10, . the 2Dd day oi197S wttb a:& to follow. . ·~ 'lbe moon Ia apjrOSC~ · ita lint quarter. .• The morning stars are , Mercury, Venus, Sa.lurn, Marl and Jupllel'' 'Ibere Ia oo ewning Iller., 'lbole bcim on lhla date are . Wid« the .li&n of Ubra, • "W. reiiiOve t:M.soll .. . American adress Helen W. don'l•ru(! If tnl'' Hayes was born Oct.. 10, 1800• . For FrH hflT" ~... ~.1 ()! lhla day In blalory: .~Pi' l • In IIIII, the U.S. Naval Academy waa fonnany opened at Fl. Severn, All· na~,M~ " • tt ::I In 1911, Chinese revolutlooaries overtlrew the M.Mcbu Dynuty. , ,. 1 ' I 0. In 1983, I dam llll'st in Middleport • northern Italy, mownlng an' etltlmated 3,000 penons. '--..;..--~i....o.l ,..,, . . ·r .." ·GEA..... . ""•• •• • ••• •• •• I .. RIDENOUR lV&APPUMC£ GAS SERVICE 985-3307 . llS ••• ••• •• • ' - am~· dallghtera, Can~ ;• ,. • • ---------·.•• ,,' - MONEY OJ\DtR , and Thursday, 7-10 p.m., cost $10 · Radio artd TV Repairs, 7_10 "'-sda·y and p.m.; • '""' .cost $20.,.,. Sewing 1, Thursday," 7_10 p.m., cost $15. Sewing rr, Tuesday, 7_·10 p.m., cost 115. Typing I; Tuesday, 7_10 p.m., cost $15. Typing II, Thursday, 7_10 p.m., cost $15. .Welding I, Tuesday, 7_10 p.m., cost $30. .. Welding n•. Thursday, 7-10 p.m., cost •••. . Youns Farmers, Tuesday ..., and Thursday, 7-1.0 p.m., cos · 1 $15. An application form be'"" printed today may be used ~... for . registration by maD in any of the courses. ., ,. If ... Make _chec~ payable to: ~eigs Local Boa~d. No,Jees. refUJ)~~~~'l!£ter .~ ftrst meetmg. Cbp and Ipall this form to: Ray Goodma~,. c,o Meigs .iligh • School, Route 3, Porn. eroy, Ohio 45769. ' . ·.. 1'". ·.·"l . ' •• ... • . • = ,.• . ....·. _.,.. .' CITY_...:___ _ _ STATE - - ZIP CODE-- PHONE • • -. \ ' ••• •• •• • .JI, YOUR NAME . . CASH . • ·~ COURSE_ · - ·..._:,,,....,.,.,.pt .., ,\i---olt...SEMESTER:~.__;;;{,·: TOTAL FE§S• . ,:-, , The Ath1n1 County . S1vln11 & toaft CO. · 2f6 Second st. Pomeroy,. Otllt ' DATE OF REGisTRATI<)N cHECK lli~--~~----~-------.~·-•••••••••·~~--~-11!111~::::~::~:::~..; ..@'. ' ' ' 'II · lnaelsf.._ . •• aiESJtR, OHIO · • ftrestone - ~~ ® -- -.... . ........ -... .-:;-........ ·~ ---;:-- .........:._ ... ......... .......... 9 to 5 Mon.• 9toBS.I. Closed Sunday ' ANY SIZE Alt 111£SDl~ ftiiO SATURDAY GEd. 'HALL TUES.· U!fUR~ fORI. & SAT. .·'30·~·~GS ~~ 992-2039 ran-. Acav., • r ' .. 992-3629 prictl plut 31C to . G2C Pfr life ~*~;,ta• tcp. +. 2 •:clfiNble 11tt1. POMEROY .HOM·E &·AUTO I 'i • ' ~ EID biiiENT . you~(:onstitutional ri~ht -··· ..... " c happe~ng " It's to know what's in the world •.• and it's .our job, to see that you're made aware in the clearest, most concise w~y. As long as the America~ democratic system is alive, we'll work to keep you informed. For' only when there is a system of fearless, ,. unbiased reporting are we truly a free people. ~ttract a variety of- birds... . handsome addi· t1on to any garden. Install in tree, on pole or platform . . . and help your feathered friends. THE DAILY .SENTINEL • Mlm a.tAICIIIG . Beat In Uve Entertainment POMIIOY OHIO SERVING THE MEIGS-MASON AREA '' 'J 11: \ ' J ,. I ' <" �.. . •..., . v0 c e··d. cIasses. · . d rea Y·. ..,.7- The. DaUy Sentinel , •Mlddlepori·Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Oct. tO, 1975 0 . to Ernest Ray Will . Opal i.A!ah Will, Robert Edward • . . Will, Barbara Ellen Will, . . • . . Roland Eugene Will, · Margaret Anna Will, paniel Vocational• adult edua.tloo . . . . . Allen WUI, Joyce Anl!a (:ook, is.about to get underway this ~ Joyce Anita Cook, Jerome fall at Meigs High School, · Cook,JoyceAnltaCook,June RayGoodllian,dlreetorolthe _ _. . ,. Opal Wlll, cert. for trans, high school's vocational " W ld H Bedford. .L. ayman, Donna Hal B. Harmon to Michael . Hayman to Doris Ha b F' h · Lot, Pomeroy. ynes, · ts er, Sec. 8, Colwnbia. Rlchard Craig Jarboe, Mary George Hargraves, Jr., Josephifle Hargraves to . .Anne J!lrboe to Daniel Harold Emerson Heighton • stet~r. zelda M. Hobstetter, 11 1.06 A., Chester. Romano, J.udlth Romano, Alita F . . Heighten Lot' Sec: 26, Scipio. Middleport ' ' David Davis, Slrelby Davia Atlanta Georgia Cook, dec. Christi/te:.Beegle to Dennl! W. Parcel, J,. Boo~, Lot345, Pomeroy. . • • . . .J enle F.. Sansbury . to David Davis, Shelby Davia Richard L. Fetty, Glenna M. · Dalo · A.l DaviS, Terr\ Fe•h•· t 1M A 50 A R ·!land · v.. , arce Rutland. -,, · · ·• u · ·Cal vIn B. 'Simpson, Sr., /II:ona~d L. MOore, Jeanette Lucetta G. Simpson to Harry Moore to David P. Barba C. Roush, Jr., Ella D. Roush, M 1 B ' Lot, Middleport. · arba, 30 A., RobertW.FeUure lo Dan•'el Thomas H. Burnside, Ruby Stanley, Shirley J. Stanley, 4xlx~ v. Burnside 1o Ruby V. Parcela, Scipio. Butnside, Thomas H. Burn· John Becker, Elizabeth Bide, 2 A., Bedford. Becker to Otarles K. Nwm, • ' .• t "··d . · Margaret F. · Nunn, 80 A. Marg .... on. Rl c•..., t w E. Weaver, Mary '-ban ' · E We Cath · · D 1 are eaver 1o Roger Cora Might, dec., to aalr · . . aver, Y ar ene Might, Bernard Y. l!fight Weaver, Parcels, Syracuse. Cerl. of. Trans., Salisbury ' Weese ·I ' Grace Bernard Y. Mi•ht, .. Sherrie. Carl 1oB· ear Gr w WeeseB. Weese, ""' Might, "'·ir Might, Patricia ,... Lot, J Syracuse. E.I ace eese, Might to Clair · Might, • A. Fred W·\A 0 w, r., eanor Patricia Might, 57.'7 K• Crow to George· S. Hob- •Salisbury. ' ,, ., Me:ags . '.p.J·:Operty ·..T. l8DS.ters ·Our lnter•st 11· ~eter For You ~TMOAM . 5,.75% ' • ( INSUlATIO~ · 11 On 90-Day . Salalargbaur y~. . CertlflcatM ' .5.75 per c~t:tt paid ori .90 diy Qrtlflcetes of 1Deposit. · ' $1.000.00 • Minimum. · Interest :·. iPaya.ble Querferly. ; su~stantlal. ~~~;ty· A ' It Invoked Ofi all, certlfjt:;ate accounts withdrawn prior to the date of ma1ur1ty . I . ' ' ~u=U Davit~, ~npe < ! w ,' Meip.Q». .BiM~ •' 4xlxl" ~812" education program an· noW!ced today. . ' All classes are Wider the direction o~the Meigs Local Board of Education and are held at the high h001 Classes are 1 1 sc . 1f· arge Y se supporting. Fees are based on dactual cost . of instrucuon :Otsma~•als.k\:t of .text. . ::; wor ks where reqwr are extra. The board · · Tuesday and Thursday, cost 8 $! . Art .and Sculpture, 7-10 p.m.~ 'i)lesday and Thursday, cost $20. Auto Mechanics, 7-10 p.m., Tuesda d Th sda Y an ur y, cost $20. Aviation Ground School, 710 p.m., l'ue5day and Thursday, cost $35. Cashier Training Tuesday and ThurS(Iay, 7.-10 p.m., cost expenses $15. Regisu-'auon 1 CommunllyOiolr, Tuesday over 18 n: and Thursday, 7-10 p.m., cost ul · $10. Reidarly enrolled In school · Elec11'1cal reg . Wiring, Tueiiday ~I ents may regl!ter by and Thursday 7-10 p:m. cost $20. • · . ' ' - s r • ......,s. F li r m Bus 1 ness , .._ Regl!tratlon and pavm•nt of Management, Tuesday and fees for those who wish to Thursday, 7-IOpm., cosU15. visit the high school can be Furniture and Cabinet :n~ed lnFGoodman1'besoffice Making, Tuesday, 7-10 p.m., cost $20. 8 ra on. er · Mig and Tig Welding night b annolllced, cost '$35. regl!tratlons will be accpeted lobe · "' and lime ut fees must be .paid before Mlnin. g I, Nigh'· 1 a. tending the first class. to be announced, claases at Anyone wishing more In- fonner Pomeroy Junior u'"h formation may call Goodman School, cos! ..,., *"". .., '"" 1 a 992. 2 .158 between 8:30a.m. . Mlnm·g II, nigh'- and lim . e ,.._3:15 .p.m. be - · at and to be annoW!ced, cisf -.oaliiM!S ing considered jun1'or high in Pomeroy, ,•ost $50 .or the semes~r include: Acco\Ditlng I, 7-10 p.m., Physical Fitness, Tuesday ~ee~~~c;~~~~ a!J~~:~~e~ e~yone ~h:pe~ forth::'sr~·~meidatey, ~~-~~· u~n ~~~gt:s ~us ~~d .. . . ·· ; . ...... ADULTEDUCATI '. NREGISTRATIONFORM . ~· ·~~~ ~ ~·~ ... ~ursday, ..... .' .. • RIT ..•• • 18 CU. FT. FRIEDl MODEL FV18M2 • ••• •• •• • S298 ' 14 CU. FT. FROST FREE REFRIGERATOR • · ce!fbrated · Model85364 I r,: •• ; :~ ~)4 ~STREET·--· ~... -- r. 1 ·t";,~ ' " 1 ,., Carpenl .,. ,p ' · ::..I ' ' . er . erSOfiWS 1T'and.Mrs. Walter Svretl Pl!nnsylvanla :''and ·i'lelped> 1 1 rlli t . .,, , ,., vis ted his mother, Mrs, Audrey Swett ln Middleport. Mrs . .Swet.t had recenllv accompaQJ~d friends 1to' sheFifelake, Michigan, h!ld visited other friends. ·Mr . .and Mrs. · Clinton Gilkey., Albany, spent an evening with their son-in-law and daug~ter. Mr. and Mrs. . . Jo rdan ans son Waller Joshua. ·' Mr s. Don comer and '"' en were involved ill ;a c"'dr ' car acclden . t mr the Ap, palachliln HIghtw.w. Vicki~ serious cuts Comer suffered,..-::_:., on her "-d '!"" and all were bruised but were able to be at whe~ convali!,!ICing. Theirhave car'been was -qoo.e where .they demolished. • 1 1 '" •1 •• " ,,rl.iJ' tlierfi'ihdve 1o a·newloeation''' ·Mrs'. Mary LOve'II' and' ilaug''ilters, Charle'i"~n, w.· VIi'. visited her mother Helen : w 1 Queen "and Martha· 'Mayes : ~~qtbe 'weekend' •aiKI her daughter Debbie UVeU'Will ' make· home'' willi'' • Ma'·s. ..,.... '"" " Mr. anii/ Mrs . ''Aflhut ' !l ra t.ree, Carl .. Greenlees:· c b 7. ' .. Earl S~key, and Mr. and Mrs. . Mendal Jordan · ·· Colwnbia· Grarice,l llllld ·Mrs.' . · Rober~· ·Holliday, ·•!laurel Grange, attended·· Degree ·· " Day at Racine 1ln whk:h :Jx1 granges · pirliclilided and exempllfled the f1111~ four. ' h~ Mrs~ pOtluck supper wa!· enjoyed· degrees grange '•work. by -those In present. ' It Rick and Ronda Olapman Mrs. Virginia Townaend, and friends, St. Henry, Ohio, Paul' · Henry,' Susie•! and visited their grandparent~~ Marta; Columbui' ·area; here and their grandmother, visited their uncles, •Pauland Mrs. Verlln Howery, ,, ac - William •C. Peck. ''' • 1 ; , companied them home and ,Mrs·: .Herman; .CordraY. apen.l a week with her son-In· spent lOme lllJle' hel'e. willi\ law and daughter, Mr. 111111 her · mother-ln-law;•r MraJ . Mrs. Ralph Chapman and Beulah •Cordray, ' ami her family. Verlln Howery spent brother-In-law and sialel'-in• · the weekend with tbe law. Mr. and ·Mrs.':Reed Olapmans and Mrs. Howery Jeffers: '-1 retw-ned home with him. Mias Barbal'a :Jordan' Mr.. 81\4 Mrs. Ben Gryctko, daligllter of Mr\ and" Mrs~· Anna~. Maryland, were W:r'Jordan, wlil•one •llf !hi recent guests.of her parenta, graduites of the ·Prilcllcal: Mr.andMrs.DaleStanabury. Nursing School o1 the' Others who joined them were . Buckeye HlllB Career Center.' their aons' ·and families, Mr. Exe.rclaes were held on' and Mrs. Larry Standb\lry Friday evening at the Grace• and 11008, Reynoldsburg; Mr. United "Methodla~ !Jhurch 1no and Mrs. Qair Stansbury and 1GalUpolis. Ohio.: "v } :: , . family, ~oveport, and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stansbury and children, local. , Mrs. Harold Oxley vlsile!l 'bet aerHn-law and daughtli, Mr. and Mrs., Bob Sc htM ; '111i! .tJm.ac ; it· Ualted Prell IDiel'llllitiiDaJ ·,: Today II·•Frlday, Oct. 10, . the 2Dd day oi197S wttb a:& to follow. . ·~ 'lbe moon Ia apjrOSC~ · ita lint quarter. .• The morning stars are , Mercury, Venus, Sa.lurn, Marl and Jupllel'' 'Ibere Ia oo ewning Iller., 'lbole bcim on lhla date are . Wid« the .li&n of Ubra, • "W. reiiiOve t:M.soll .. . American adress Helen W. don'l•ru(! If tnl'' Hayes was born Oct.. 10, 1800• . For FrH hflT" ~... ~.1 ()! lhla day In blalory: .~Pi' l • In IIIII, the U.S. Naval Academy waa fonnany opened at Fl. Severn, All· na~,M~ " • tt ::I In 1911, Chinese revolutlooaries overtlrew the M.Mcbu Dynuty. , ,. 1 ' I 0. In 1983, I dam llll'st in Middleport • northern Italy, mownlng an' etltlmated 3,000 penons. '--..;..--~i....o.l ,..,, . . ·r .." ·GEA..... . ""•• •• • ••• •• •• I .. RIDENOUR lV&APPUMC£ GAS SERVICE 985-3307 . llS ••• ••• •• • ' - am~· dallghtera, Can~ ;• ,. • • ---------·.•• ,,' - MONEY OJ\DtR , and Thursday, 7-10 p.m., cost $10 · Radio artd TV Repairs, 7_10 "'-sda·y and p.m.; • '""' .cost $20.,.,. Sewing 1, Thursday," 7_10 p.m., cost $15. Sewing rr, Tuesday, 7_·10 p.m., cost 115. Typing I; Tuesday, 7_10 p.m., cost $15. Typing II, Thursday, 7_10 p.m., cost $15. .Welding I, Tuesday, 7_10 p.m., cost $30. .. Welding n•. Thursday, 7-10 p.m., cost •••. . Youns Farmers, Tuesday ..., and Thursday, 7-1.0 p.m., cos · 1 $15. An application form be'"" printed today may be used ~... for . registration by maD in any of the courses. ., ,. If ... Make _chec~ payable to: ~eigs Local Boa~d. 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POMEROY .HOM·E &·AUTO I 'i • ' ~ EID biiiENT . you~(:onstitutional ri~ht -··· ..... " c happe~ng " It's to know what's in the world •.• and it's .our job, to see that you're made aware in the clearest, most concise w~y. As long as the America~ democratic system is alive, we'll work to keep you informed. For' only when there is a system of fearless, ,. unbiased reporting are we truly a free people. ~ttract a variety of- birds... . handsome addi· t1on to any garden. Install in tree, on pole or platform . . . and help your feathered friends. THE DAILY .SENTINEL • Mlm a.tAICIIIG . Beat In Uve Entertainment POMIIOY OHIO SERVING THE MEIGS-MASON AREA '' 'J 11: \ ' J ,. I ' <" �8-ifheDa~~lnei,Middleport-Pomeroy,~y,Oc!.IO, ' 1975 sp encer , pastor Trov Zwilling , Sunday school supt SundaV schoo~ 9 30 am, morning wor sh1p , 10 J O. Sunday evangelistic m eeting , 7 30 p m Prayer m ect1ng , Wednes~~~·JL~O~O~T MT MORIAH: BAPTtST Corner Fourth and Meln, M iddleport Rev Henry Key , Jr , pastor Sundav School, 9 30 a m . Mr s Er~ln Baumgardner. supt , Morning worship , 10 4S a m JEHOVAH ' S WITNESSES - larry Carnthan prestdlng ministe-r Sunday , Bible lecture, 9 30 em . Watch tow!r stutty, 10 30 a m , TueSday, B"lble study 1 30 p m 1 Thursday. m ln 1stry school , 7 30 p m , service meeting 8"30 p m MID LEPORT CHURCH OF C:HRtSt tN CH~ISTIAN UNION- Lawrtnce Manley , pastor. Mrs Rusup Young . sunday School supt ~unday School 9 ' 30 1m Eveni{'IQ worship , 1 30 Wednesday prayer meetJng, 7.3o P m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD- Recine Routt 2, the Rev Jamt~ M Muncy, pastor Sunday school , 9 45 am , morning worship, 11 am , evening worShip, 7.30 Prayer meeting, Tuesday, 7:30 pm , Y oung peopes I , meeting , 1 30 p m T-hursday MIDDLEPORT FIRST IAPriST- Corner Sl•th ond " Palme-r , the Rev Peter Grandal, pastor , Danny Thompson ,· superintendent sunday school WMPO Radio program 7 A5 8 m , sunday School , 9 15 a m , Morning worship , 10 15 am 'Youth activities and fellowship for junior and sfnior high students, 6 p m $unday evening worship, 7 30 p m M i d wee- k praver services, Wednesdav, 7 ~0 p m POME Aoy :: ~··· Meyer w , ~~::~::1 svpt 1 1 Church m ; worth m Youth Molldly . J. ~:;;~'~!~~:n:m• dtrecuonchoir or senfor p ~: m.. Thundty NMu director POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Corner Union and Mulberry .. Rev Clyde V Henderton 1 pastor Sunday school, 9 30 am • Gl!n McClung, supt., morning worship, 10 30 am , eveninG service, 7.30, miG week str¥1ct, Wedn ..dey, 1 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL- The Rew Harold Detfh 1 rector Church servJus, 10 J() a m , Holy communion first Sunctav of month , cnurcn scnoot, 10 JO 1.m far nurserv throUQh 12 POMIROY , CHURCH OF CHRIST- RIchard Evanson, putor . Blblt ~thool , 9 30 l .m ; worohlp, 10 30 o m ; adult wonhiJ! service , and young ptoplt s meeting , 7 30 p.m Comblnl<f Bible study lnd proyor meeting, Wed nnlley, 7:30pm . THIIALVATtQN AAMY- Envoy Ray W Wining , officer In chlrge Sunday, 10 • m , Holiness meeting , to 30 a .m • Sunctay School Young Ptoplr 's Legion, 1 p . m .: Thursday, 1 to l L.adln Home Ltegue, p m . Prtp ,.m, CIIISel IT PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Corner of Sytamore and Second Sts , Pomeroy, The Rev William Mldlllllworth , Pastor Sundoy ond School If 9 . 45 I f11 Church Strvlces 11 1m SACRIO HEART - Rev Fethtr Peul 0 Welton ~ putor Phone 192 1825 SaturdiV evening Mass. 7' 30 , Sunday M111. 1 tnd 10 1 m ; Cpnlllloon, Soturdoy, 7 7.30 p .m . I'OMUOY FIRST lAP· TilT- Rob1rt I( uhn, Pill or, Wllllem Watson . Sunday IChOOf supt Sunday school , 9 301m , BYF, 6p m , Bible atuely. WICinnday. 7 ~ . ."1.. : choir ~rtctlu , Wednei dev. I 30 D m • IURLINGHAM CHURCH - Putor Jtrry Lewis Sunday lchool, 2 30 p m with worship service 1t 3 30 p m , mid ' wttk ltrvlc:e, Tutsdev, 7 30 p. m. 5 Y R A C USE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD - Rev . George Otter , patfor Sunday school. 9 45 em , morning preaching , 11 a m r evangeliStiC service, 1 30 p m Prayer meetlno. Thursday, 7 30 P m POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W Ma l l') St .- Jerrl Raut , m inister , phone 92 7666 Conservative , non Instrumental Sunday wor snip ' 10 a ' m ' Bib Ie study • 11 a.m • worship , 6 p m Wed nesday 81bte study, 7 P m ' • , . RUTLAND FREEWILL IA,PTIST Roger Turner, piStor Sunday school. 10 I I Servu, em . S!)n d ayevenng 7 30 Wednesday Bible study, 7•JOpm OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTI"N CHURCH - R ev Ron Terry, pastor . Sunday school, 10 am , Mrs Worlev Franc-Is , suPerlhtendent Morning worship, 11 a l'fl Sundfly ewtning strvlce, 7.30 GRAHAM UNITED METHODIS' Preaching 9 30 am, first and second Sundays or e1ch month , third and fourth Sundays tach mon lh ,wors hi/pserv,Ice It 7 · 30 p m Wednnday evenlr1QS at ) 30 Prayer and Bible Studv SEVENTH · DAY AD · CHURCH Of CHRIST, VENTI'STt1 Mulberry HeiQht!l Middleport , Sth and Main, R o 1 d, p 0 mer 0 y George Glne, minister. Pastor,Gerard Seton , Sab James Sheets. super in bath SchODI Super In en dIn ' , tendon I Bible sc h00 I ' 9 30 Rita Whitt Sabbath ' School, am , , morning worship, 10 30 Saturdev 1ft•rnoon at 2 00, am., tvfnlng worship, 1 30 . with wor$hlp service prayer service, 7 p m Wed · nesdev following et 3 15, P:IRST SOUT 'HERN MIDDLEPORT Church BAPTIST - - 212 Mutberr~ Of The Nu•rene • p '"Ill 1 d It" -· Rev Oon Colo pas "ve • omeroy, CIIJ 11 e w n t r Mrs Mar L'athe 8 1 s c ' the Rev Bradlev ' s~ndav School su~t s~ndey; THE HILAND CHAPEL, George Casto. pastor Sunday School, 9 30 a m evening worship . 7 30 Thursday rverllno preyer service. 7 30 pm the 8ennonette. EpNet•na 4:'-7: ''We art Ill J1111a of Cllt body, we share Spirit 111d we have been called to the lime prloua future, Fl6 u there Ia Clllly one Lord, one faith, one baptism llld"' Ill han the 11111e God ll1d htber wbo Ia over all and In 111 aD, and IIYinc thro11811 fffflr/ part of u. Hcnrewr, Clrilt has """ •dl of 111 IIPidal abiUIIea. "--(The UYinc Bible) Let 111 Hft up a thoulht fnm tbla ICiiplure beyond the UIUII. Wben Plullll'Ote, "One Lord, one faith, 111e God, one Olrllt," he !I'll not on!)' speaklnl of the unity rl Chrlatlana In Olrlat, bit raw. the Idea Oil the "one" I• whom our Ufe llyle Ia to be patterned. We '" lnfarmed that II1IWII'l' we leek are to belwndln tbe teldllnlllpd eumpl• of thla God.man: We ntauebl tblt be II tbe all«<llcclnt one. · N. the lllal the above aerlpllln uya we human erealartl bewllml181a~: 111111 Dl uall eapable or belli8 ,~ .. to ifW)WJe, like Jtu. IIIII one 1111111 Ilk, "Am I lll)'lbln8 at all In regards to tbt - am PORTLAND - · Wor sh i p 7 30 p m • Church Schoof 9 30 ~ m _1 SUTTON -- Worsh ip. 1l a nl every Sundav . church sc; hool 10 am NOfe~Hifb~~t ~~~ieTftR Pastor Denn1s Creegor Associate M1n1ster JOPPA- Worsh iP 10 am . Church School 9 am , Prayer Meelmg. Wednesdey, 8 P m LONG BOTTOM - Church senv1ces 9 am , Sundav SchOOl 9 : 45 a .m • Prayer • Meeting every Wednesday, 7 ·~/),'fi'f'H BEl HilL Worship 11 e m , Church School 10 am ALFRED _ 'Sunday school each Sunday 9 .0 a m freoch•n~ .at 11 am each • unday rayer meet1ng, 1 45 P m Wednesday , WSC S, 8 P m \ on . thlrd tuesday each m~n~'EosVtlLE t.... Sunday hi school , 9 30 am • preac ng , 7 30 P m7 30 Sunday· praver meeting p m Tuesday, wscs. 7 GO first Thursday ea~rL~~~~lDGE -1Nors\1ip lO Ch h Sh am • urc c 00 1' 9 am TUPPEIS PLAINS WorSiiiP 9 am • Church School. KE'NO10 a.. m CHURCH OF CHRtST- George Frederick, s kl 9 30 supt erv oce wee y, . am on Sundiy Preaching first and th ird Sundevs of b Clift d S lth 9 30 {TlOnth Y or m • a tti'oasoN C:HRtST'IAN UNION _ Darrell OoddriJI. pastor sundav School, 9 30 am t.eonard Gtlmore , first elder . evening service. 7. 30 W d d roye ~~tlng , ~ 3~e~s ~v P r MT. MORIA CHURCH DF GOD - Racine Route 2 The Rev Charles Hend, pastor Sunday school , 9 45 a,m • mEvoornnolnngg wseorrvslnc'ePs·, 111ue:d':y and Friday, 1 30 P rn BEARWALt.OW R lOGE CHURCH OF CHRISTDoug Seaman, minister Bible studv. 9 30 am morning worship . 10 30 8 m , evening worship, 8 pm · Wednesdav ntSJhl Bible studv . 8 P m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom, SundaY School. 10 am with Willard Pigott. school 9 30 am , morning supt , Evangelistic messaoe worship , 11 am , Sunday each sunday evening, 7 30 by evangelistic mee-ting , 7 30 Elder Runell Cline. minister J:~ . m ' prayer mtetlng l of the Apostolic Feith Bible 1Wednllday , 7 30 p m Study, Wednesday. 7 30 P m T H E U N f T E D STIVERSVILLE COM· PRESBYTERIAN MIN · MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday IS:'flltY OF ft1EIGS scnool service. 10 am · COUNTY, Dwight L Zavlt.z, Prayer meet ing, Thursday, 7 Pastor Director P m ,, sunday 'evening service, HARRISONVILLE 7~m Sundoy Church School , 9 30 ZION CHU~CH DF CHRIST am , Mrs Homer Lee, Supt , . - · Pomeroy_ Harrisonville Morning worship, IO ,JO Roed Mike Girton , pastor MIDDLEPORT sun(jay Steven Stanley , Sunday school Church School 9 30 am supt SundaY school. 9 30 John F Fulu, Supt, MorninG am , morn1ng worship and ' Worship , 10 30 communion, 10 30 am . SYRACUSE Morning Sunday evenong youtn Worship , 9 am , sunday Chrj stlanendeavor.6 30pm . Church School 10 e m Mrs worship service , 7 30 P m Semoson Han.' Sutl:t ' Wednesday evening praver RUTLAND CHURCH OF •meeting and Roble study, 7 30 ooo - David L ' Henson p m pastor -4-469-471, SundaY ST JQHN LUTHERAN 3o. CHURCH, Pone Grqve . The mor~lng worshl~. 9 JO 1o· StJndey school. 10 30 11.30, Rev William M1ddfeswarth, shop . 7 l O Wednesday prayer and B1bl c study , 7 30 p m T UP P E ItS P LA. IN f C,HR.ISTIAN CHURCH Eugr.n o Underwood . pastor . ~towar d CaldWell J . Sundav ~ c hool ~ upt , Sunday School , 1 service. 1 p m • LETART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN Rev f r co tand Norr1s , pastor . Floyd Norr 1s, supf Sunday school , 9 30 am , morntng sermon 10 30 a m , Prayer servtGe, Wedflesday, 7 30p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY ~ >mttn , pastor Sunday ~«0oo''• 10 a m , Arthur Henson, Supt • Morning WorSh ip, 11 am , Young Peoples serv 1ce. 7 P m : Evening service, 7 30 Pm Wednesday Mid Week Prayer Service , 7 30 p m , Youth meettng, 6 30 p m, Eventng worShip , 7 30 pIT) CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herbert Grate, pastor Worship serv1ce, 11 am and 7 30 .rn Sundav' Suridey Schoo , 9 30 ll m Richard Barton . supt Praver meeting , Wednesday , 7 JO P m ~, I BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST Clifford Smlt~ . minister Sunday SChOOl 9, 30 am · morning church 10 30 a m , Sundav' evening servtce, 1 PJOJ m,, Wednesday service , 8 LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev Floy~ F Shook, pastor, Lloyd Wright. Sundav school supt Sunday SChool , ~ 9 30 am Morn•flg worsh•f. · 10 30 am , evenlflg worsh p. ~h30 ~ m YWed nesday, r tst an Olfth Crusade , T6 !30 P m Choir pract1ce, hursday , 7 p m DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST...,.. Charles Russell. Sr, minist er, Norman C Will, supt . Sunda y school, 9 30 am worsh 1p service, 10 30 am , Bible study , Tuesday, 1 30 pim REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHR 1ST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Racine Road William Roush, pastor . Denny Evans , Sunday School D1rector Sunday School. 9 30 am . Morn1ng worsh1p , 10 30 am . Sundav evening serv ice 7 p m Wednesdoy evening r, pr:~e;Hs~~v~c~~ ~l~~.'~'T Rev Earl Shuler, pastor Worship service. 9 30 am . Sunday school , 10 30 am , Bible study and praver sen11ce Thursdav. 7 30 p m CARLETON CHURCH Kingsbury Road Gary King, pastor Sundav school, 9 30 am .. evening worsh ip, 1 30 P m Prayer meeting, Wed d 730 nes ay , Pm L 0 N G 8 0 1T T 0 M CHRISTIAN- Bruce Srnlth, pastor Wallace Damew9od, Supt Bible School , 9 30 am Preaching ser vice. 10.-45 am No evening Service. 1 HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCHRev Paul Neville. pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m • Morning service, 10 30 am, youth service . 6 45 P m Evange1 1Sticservlce7 38pm Proyer 7 30 p m me~tong , Thursday, Press" airs SwiM Family Lotfe ls trapped ln a while searching for For th• Road Dillman and Savage are Thomas Chnstopher Colum17us hilt! trouble recruthng sailors fur hrs l!llrly voyGges. Mm were afraid, 17ut the llravest enlisted and sailed off to the wonders of a new world. Most of us are afraid of the unknown. We have our quGims and doubts about a new job, moving to a strange dty, beginning a Tllllrriage, or simply fgdng the uncerlllirities of tomorrow. We do not know what lies ahead, and we worry about being able to cope with it. In thiS ever-changing world, we Instinctively yearn for that which does not change. Whatever tomorrow llrings, We can hlllle the peaceful amvtction tlult the love of God far His children is trustworthy and ever/liSting. Discover an abiding secunty. Worsh1p thrs Sunday. Su lpt..res ~ l « le d Br The Amencan Bible SOCiety With th e hope •t Ill I 0 e' foster and help sustain that f W • f1 S me measur ' which Is good In family and community life, this feature Is sponsored by 'th b I fl '"d I II wh arbelo i•;~e~u~s~n~e~s~s~r~m~s~.,~n~o~r~g~a~n;;;,za;;;;o,n;s.-;.;o;;;se~n~a~m~e~s~l~p~pe~~~iiwiiio. ••lffl!ll ~~~~:::lu[~~~~nm~"~A "..Matter CRicardo .. someone " 10 p.m. ~ On CBS, Bronk follows tne : tnll of 1 fOrger 's murder to • Nancy I< ell~ , rnother of a • political candidate • NBC •Irs "Bull in a Chln,l Shop " Ott. Lorry Hagmon : lnvesHaatn the murder of a i gentHI old folly, 11 p.m ; PBS olrs Kup'l Show DUDLEY'S t l f---- - -------·- - - -'- ---jf------- - - -- - - - --1 • Carpenter m _.. .:.___.:.... Tool Jo.hua ' Bord h-. 1beJ ,... 10 HOME STATI)II , .Price, celebrated..-. were BaiiiiPI'IIDer. IGA FOODUNER . . •.liroaPt u. ...S,IoCII, ' RAU.'S ' w. ibomu o. o. McKnllhl THE =•Kt .tended .--ta, r Uldnibl· SALES & SERVICE; IIIC. OOUNTY l LOAN CO. MARKET , noo IP'IIIalted w......., Sympathy : o,e, WILIINSOII'S 'l'lllndl7 .... , _ Sclence rnm In II 'l ~ I ,• p.m. CBS hal tt\1 "Ninth Annual Country Music Association Awerd Ceremon ies. " Glen Campbell and Charlev Pride art co-hOitl Performers ln. clud1 Frtddy Fender and Gary Stewart ~ who does " She's Acting Slngft ll 'm Drinking DOUbiH) " Chtt Atkins per "~)!)cit.'' "Battle Hymn af the Reo~lc" and " America the BelufJfUI." PBS prlfl)ltrtl "RtllldodtS.'' bilingual progrem of Interest to tnt Lttl~ community n p.m. Dn PBS, Tho Way II Wll 1958 Coli, Yl Glonts NFL overtime cM!nplonshlp 111:19 p.m. CBS Late Movie "Fade In" (1,..1. Burl Reynolds, town Romeo, falll for film editor Blrbttl ~odtn, wno•s working 011 location ' NBC nas lnt Tonight Snow Don Rlckln 11 ouest host to FOOD n- WIWam i ' . too t t n, Mn. and Mn.abnford . MONDAY " . I p.m. • ABC airs Barbary coast .• Plotter plana to oef rid of the • visiting htad or en irish ; toclety Cash and Cable trv to • convince him otherwise ~ On ('i8C1 Movln ' On Sonny end Will's truck catches f ire and dntroys the tobacco shed ot farmer Mottl Gunn Dn CBS, Rhodl ond Brendo th ink thatr -king colteogues • are teklno .rvantage of them PBS prtttntl "Autobiography of 1 Prlncm." sterrlng Mad : hur Jlffrey Mtd Jemes Mason • Self-exiled princess from India Ill end her Englllh tutor differ In "' thtlr views or th! old roval India Screenplay by Ruth Prawer JhtiVIII 1•30 p.m. : Dn CBS, Phyllis tokes plano • leuona • • 'p.m. • CBS prtstnls "Trovols with Flip" Wilson. Guests Muhom · • mad All, Lorette Lynn Fllr. 'ekn · hula ln10ns In Hewai , ploys bOlt with thl Atlonta Braves end drops by a few other DliCH ABC IOOtbOII : Sf LOUIS • car111ne11 ot washington Red • skins : NBC movie. "Charrol" • (196,1. Elvis l'rnlty Western If Dn PBS, "lslehon of Shah • Abbll" A look 11 Isfahan, the capital city of Shah Abbas. one of lren'l greatest cultural IUdtrl f ROSS atarllnc - • & "Jiow II:Je p.m. • ua llwiJI llldnlllldlnl, JorUii ;-t ~ JII'Oblemll," .a, Family Holvak, NBC, ~~ll(lleY lffS 1 rtvonutr• killed namn Anllrtw Print, hll for the love of Chrllfln• ,_ l<alnos, 01 lhe culprit , ' I p.m Dn ABC, The SIK Million Dollar Man rescues a kemlkate ttPilot from the lungles. who asks ' him to find a boy believed ..C. raised by wotves Cher is on CBS, with Anthony " --Newley, Ike and Tlnfl Turner PBS hiS an Evening at Symphony Tonight Haydn's , Symphony No B (cqlln B Flat . ~.Malor . Brahms' Sympt"lony No 2 In D Sei(l Ozawe conducts the Boston Symphony Orches. tra aoa·s MARKET 16 in review Qoabrlel Kaplan O'Connor Sundoy even;ng service. s Postor Church Servoces 9 30 FREE DDM • GOSPEL FRESH PRODUCE & PL,.NTS HEINER'S DaltERY p m 1 romlly worship Thuro am sunday scnoollO 30om MISSION at Bald Knob , Rev •convenlenllocotlons Mn day, 7 30pm BRADBURY CHURCH OF E J Grofflfn.supt Of church • iflZEL • COMMUNITY CHRIST- Bible School. 9 30 Rev L R Gluesencamp, MI~AY MA~_"EJPomeroyPh.992·2512 CHUR~Y Near Long ami morning worship 10 30 pastor Roger W1llfred , Sr. ft Bakers or Good Bread Bottom , Ea ~ 'l Hart pastor arn . Sundaye'tienlngworshlp Sunday , Sct~ool supt Sunday Huntington, W. Vo. Mason, Ph. 773-5721 SundiY IChooi , I m • sej-vlce. 7 p m ' chOir practice school. 9 30 am ' prayer Church, 7: 30 p.m.; pfeyor Wednesday 7 P m Re' Jeff meeting , Tuesday, 7 30 p m •. ~~~----~~~~~~~~~~~~~+~~~~-~----------;-~ meeting, 7 30 p m Thursday Ranson , Pastor youth meetmg, 6 p m Sunday, MIDD\..POWT II·N· ANTIQUITY aAPTIST leaders Adl!l Van Meter and ~ TECOSTAL- Tnlrd Ave , the Rtv Froeland Norris, pastor Grotto Suttle SundayevenliiiJ WAID CROSS SONS nrlRE Rev William Knlftel, pastor . Sunday school 10 a m • worsnlp, 7 p m through , ,.v Ron•ld Dugan, sunday School Church service, 7 P m winter months Two Lontions Supt Clones for all ages , Wednesdoy Bible Study , , 7 MT HERMON CHURCH Grocerles&GeneraiMOrchandlse S9N.SteondSI. Middlepori.O. evening servlct, 1 30, Bible D m OF THE UNITI;D Racine Ph.949·S772 46Caurt51. • Gollipolls,O. If Gilt Ia Clpabll crllhowq klndneu, let him Ilk, "How study , WedneSidly , 7 30 RACINE CHURCH DF THE IRETHREN IN CHRIST p m , youth s~rvlces, Friday, NAZARENE - Rev John A Rev James H Leach. pastqr ll---:-:=-:--::--::---::--------+-----:~--"1 30 p m Coffman, pas~or sunday Sunday school. 9 30 a . m, 1111 I daiiiiiiD?" FREEWILL BAPTIST School, 9 30 1: m , Gerald Russell Spencer, s~pt • DEUTER BROGAN INSURANCE If.....,... _,., "I am c:apable of hllvlnc undentanding d. Corner Asn ond Plum, Mill Wells, supt Morillng Worship, Worship service, 10 15 a m ., ~ • 1 SWISHER LOHSE PHARMACY tbt Giller p1n1111 and 1111 let ldm Ilk, far am dleport. Noel Herrman, 10 30 a m , Sundav evenlrig Even1ng worship alternallng ,. SERVICES pastor Saturday evening worship , 7 30 . PraYer With c E at 1 30 p m on I m,y undlr rla"'~"l of thai penon?" service , 7 p m Sunday achool meeting, Wednesdav . 7 ~ 30 p Sunday Praver meeting , 7 30 ' . 'nil wwld lbwt needa '*II theM klnda of penona, It 10 am , Sunday evening m We Fill All Docfors Prescriptions p. m Wednesday , Alfred 107SycamoreSt. ~mercy 992-2955 Pomeroy Wolfe. lay leader • Ph 992 5130 bu. U ,au m Cflrlatlan, and CA)IIble ofldndneu ll1d worshiP 1 c m ME 10$ BAPTIST, ' Coolville WH tTE'SRO CHAPEL .-n act lllte 111 - Robert T. B1111111amer, COOPErtATIVE - RACINE WalterP FIRST B1kacsan,pastor , Rev Roy Ronnie Salser, sundav st:hool Deeter. pastor sunda'y school, PARISH Hatll U.M. audl. THE UNITED supt Sundav school, 9 30 9 30 a.m, worshiP service. SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT BLUE & GRAY RESTAURANT METHOOIST CHURCH am · morning worship, 10 411 , 10 30 am Bible SIUdY ond Robert t . lumearaer ~ Sunday evenmg worship, 7 30 , prayer serv ice, Wednesday. Louis W. Osborne Dlrecter Wednesday even ing. Bible 7 30 p m . , Review. Ph. 992.3486 100 E. Main 220 E. Main PDmoroy I'll. 992·2171 rOMEROY tbUSTER study, 7.30 RUTLANP Guuta who visited Mr llld Pomeroy lin.• o..rl ayden DANVILLE WESLEYANtflfTLAND CHURCH OF Mrs. Lewis Smith llld atRev D Wm $ydenstrlcker Rev Lelon Glasure, pattor CHRIST Rod Kesler , 11----------------+----'--------~----ij CHESTER- Wontllp 9 15 Sunday Schoof. 9: 30 am • pastor . v H Braley, Sunday Gr111t 111d Randy Johnaona, tended the wedding of Nancy e m . ChUrch School 10 a,m voUth and lunior ~outh ser school supt Sunday schooL 10111 of Mr. 111d Mrs. Gay Smith ll1d Reece Prather' ENTERPRISE- Worship vice, 6 45 P m , evening 9 30 am, worship service K&C JEWELERS BmY BAKERY m ; Church Sch,oOI, lOam: worship , 7 30 p m, praver and coJ11munlon. IO :JO am. Jobnaon, local, are at Included Mr, llld Mrs. Lllrry 9aFLATWOOOS Worship , in~ praise, Wodnosdey, 7•30 youth meeting, 6p m , sunday Keepsake Diamond Rings Bakers of Gay 90 Broad W001ter 'llhere Gr111t bu S""ley 111d Anna, Edlaon, 11 a.m , Church School . lO P (n evening srrvlce . 1, regular Middleport I'll. 992-3030' SILVER RUN FREI! boord meetmg, third Satur E. Main Sl., Pomeroy Ph, 992·3785 111tered his eecond year 111d ()lito; Will Combs, Copley; 0 ' mPOMEROY - Worsnlp , IBAPTIST Miles Trout, day, 7 p m , ~ Ia cluees It Mrs, Harold Duncan, 10 30om , Church School 9•15 pastor Sunday School. 10 RUTLAND COMMUNITY 1---::-----~--------...,-t----~-----UMYF 6 30 p m am • leon Miller , supt CHURCH Sunday School the Ohio Slate Unlvenlty Medina; Mr. 111d Mrs. Edgar am ROCK SPRINGS- Wor:shlp Evlnlng service. 7 30 P m , 9 30 a.m. ; worship 11rv1ce, 11 RUTH'S MARKET MARK V STORE . Alrlcultural Technical Combe U, Monroe Filla; 10 a m , Church School9 • m 1 Prayer meeting, Thursday, a.m Wtdnndey - Prayer 6· Jo p m , 7 30 P m . meeting, 1.30 p m. Youth ' Coll11e which Is located Michelle Combs, HartVIlle; UMH (Formerly Sadie' s Merkel) MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER CHESTER CHURCH OF services. Friday, 7•30 p,m 1 Mljklltport , Ohio there. Syrocule Ph. 9t2·39N ' Rov .'RoDtrllutptorner GOD-Rev Bobby Porter. Sundly night worship, 7 30. Mr. and Mrs. Clnnon, HEATH - worship 10 30 pastor Sunday school , 9 30 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jill 111d &llan, Akron; Mr. om . Church Scnoot 9 30 am . , worship service, 11 T~~T~~~pREc,:~R_:H ROF ll1d '111ft In 111d am UMYF 1 p m , am ,· evenlr.g service-, 7 30 1 "' ev HarOld DunCar) RUTLAND- worsh ip 9 15 youth serv ce, Wednesde~. Llor.d 0 Grimm, Jr. pastor NCI'tbem Olllo on b..ane. Scott Brent, Wadmirth; a Ch h s h00 t 10 0 7 JO p m Sundoy school. 9 30 • m • MEIGS TIRE CENTER "1 ' LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN worship service, 10 JO am RACINE PWMBING & .HEATING 7 ur~ c and attended the Swlaa Smith, Cari'OU; U'~yf SALEJ CENTER C"URCII Ted Jones , broadcost lov,e over WMPO , r.I!Yal at &IIIII' O'lek, Mr. lnd ...... Jolm Whlt- Won hlp 9 1 m Churc,t; pastor Sunda~ school, 9 3(J young peoples servict, 6. 45. E Main Pomoroy •' Olllo. '1'lley villted with Mr. llqton, Mr. and !lin. Olarles School 10 am , UM!YF ThUrs a in • Roy Sigman , supt • evangellsttc service, 7!30 P m " Hell" Dealer .Dtll 992-Z 101 morrHno worship , 10 30, , Prayer meeting, Wednesday , Ph ,. 59• 1 7pm llld lin. Oliver and W;lcutt, Tereaa llld Onack, day.SYR 9 leu SE CLUSTER Sunday ·aven•ng ·ServIce, 7 30 , 7' 30 Pm , M lsslonary J _Th:.:_:l_::rd:_:SI:.:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ·_ _ • ~~j---;-'------------:-;1 Rev Richard E. Jnvls , mid week serv i ce, Wed meeting, 7 30 P m first .1 1111, lh Baltimore, Ohio, u and Mr. Walter Smith, ASIURY Worsh (p 11 nesday, 7.30/ m Wednesday of month enroute r-ater; Mr. llld Mrs. am , Church School t . SO $YRACUS CHURCH OF MASON COUNTY McCLURE'$ DAIRY ISLE RACINE MARKET · THE NAZARENE - Rev lfr. llld Mnt. John CUlwell Herb ~~~nam 111d 1M Ann, om , WSCS , lsi Tuesday FOREST •uN - worship t Howard C Block, putor Bob MASON FIRST BAPTISTFine Food & Service Gl Columbua ll*fl I SUnday Amlllda,111cfMr. and Mrs. C. a m , Church S~hoot 10 a m 1 Moore , Sunday School Supt , Second and Pomeroy Sts , Tho Store with A Her! Middleport Locusts_t, .here with hll brother llld H. Spencer llld •Ben CUiir, • wscs. Jrd Wednesday, 7 30 SUfldl!ly Sctlool. classes fOr all Stan Craig, pasfor Sunday Racine ' I'll. 949-3142 fila I992·5248 p m egu1, 9 30 am , morning sc,hool, 9 45 a m , worsh fp llaW-ill-law, lfr, llld Mn. Olarl..ton, ,W. Va. MINEIUYILLE- Worship · worsnlp, 10 AS , NYPS Sunday, service, 11 1m, · train ing 10a.m . :ChufchSchool9am i 6JO , P.:m 1, evangelistic ser union. 6 30 p.m , evening Cuhrtll. atiandtDa a blrtllday WSCS, RAY'S T.V. & 3rll Monllay, 7•30 p m ylce. Sunday, 7·JO p m Mid warsli1p service, 7 30 p m Mr. aad 111'1. llr1 Stlirlliy, ce~au.n for Dill Dye SYRACUSE - Church week prayer meet1ng , Wed M ld week prayer service. •ROSEBERRY*S SERVICE ' alq wltll lbelf dqhter. '1111'11 the lollcllrq flm11y , School , 9 30 am. , worship nesdev. 7•30 P.m • MISs1onery Wednesctav , 1 30 p m ENTERTAINMENT tENTER mtlflhg, stcond Wednesday, · MASON CHURCH 0, 1 serwlc•. 7 10 p m Mra. Roy wjaeman, memben, Mrl. Otwd SOUTHERN CLUSTER 7 JO p.m. , CHR 1ST, P 0 Bo• 487, Miller Sales- Quasar-Service PI!. 94f-9Sfl Racine UNITID FAITH NON - St, Mason. W ~o Va Sunday Rov. S!tvonWIIson Ph. t4f.J151 Raolne Harrlaonvllle, speat • " ' lllnlel, Nicllolu, 111d tbad, Rev Howard l~lvotey DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Bible Study 10 am ; Worship with tnolbtr daughter 111d Col~m~bul; Mr. and Mn. BETHANY (Dprc.asl _ Robert Smllh, ~llfor Sunllay 11 o m onll 7 p m Bllile Study buband, Mr. and Mr1. a,de Walter, Jimmie, lack Worship, 9 30 a.m ., churc 1 \ ~:;::~· ~ei, 0 H~ll~ ~o~~~fp' Wednesday 7 p m , Vocal music 10 30 t m ' ' GOEGLEIN READY MIX lloNid Jones, Nelaon6, lhd c.me, 1bunnaa; Mr. school POWW!S SUPER VALU FIRST SOUTHERN CARMEL_ worSMD, 10 15 ~e;;l~e,;, 10 30 am , church , llld the group and Mrs. Cbester a m every Sunday, church 1 0 e N u N t T E D BAPTIST- Corner of Second and Anderson , Mason Pastor , . 1Jil3.1la m "The Fr~endly Folks" Dilltt2·3214 Sla'llly'a blrthda,y. Guella at Baumaardner and Tim, 1scnoot 1 APPLI OIOVI _ Sunday RITf AEN IN CHURIST- Walter Cloud Sunday school , Pomoroy, Ohio the Sla'lley IMIIIIe Mr, COihocton; Mr. and Mrs. School. 9 30 om' worShiP· Eldon ,l Blake, postor 9 £a m , worship service , 11 e, and ~ 30 p m Wetkly firS! .,d tnlrd sundoya 1 30 Sunil• • School 10 a m llld lin, Doyle lllllllan and Mlb ' HoWa.rd McCoy , supt . Bib e study, Wtdnesday . 1 30 Mana- ' Mn. Mabtl Pauley, Rulllllld, field; Mr. ud Mrs. Glen ' P m • prayer meeting. Morning sermon 11 am · pm THE DAILY SENTINEL M&R SHOPPING CENTER su~pJeOr, f1r~t Sun~ay night ' Service~ ' MASON ASSEMBLY OF aDd tbalr grancllon and Jnrin, Narp, J-ll!d Ray, re'l?~!:~r:· saturday 6 P m u M w Christian Endeavor. 7 30 GOD, Dudding Lane , Mason. flmiiJ; Hey. ud Mn. David M.ryl\'llle; Mary Kepnar. se~ond Tu1elday , 7 30 p.m · P m ; Sono service. R p ~ .. w V a , Ch,ster Tennant , Pomoroy, Ohio lll, Court 51 EAST LI.TART _ Sunday Preactun'j, 8 30 p m,. , Mid Plutor Sundey Schoof 9 45 ~ and cblldren of lflrtford; Mr.llld Mrs. Thad st.hOOt. Middleport, 01110 9:30 1 m. lWOrlhlp, Week rartr meet1ng , a.m ' Children's Church 6 -45 Woodalleld. 'n1e Wllemana Olarlty lnd Rachel, Hcond ond IOV!'fh ~und~YI rotnnday, 7 p m • Roy p m Youno People's Service l::vanvel l stlc 6 .u p m , I ede lo help lfr, 30 p m • prayer meottng: ~a:Jiot 1~~ lea~e~ JESUS Service Meig1 County lronch Dye ll1d ..... Blact· 7Wtdnnday, 1 JO p m . Women's 7:30 p .m , CHRIST BEN FRMKUN STORE u M w lint W"'nttcll¥ r . 30 Local ell ., ot Njfsslonory Council lQ o m • • • cahlnll 1111 lllrp m ' ~- ~ •, • Rutland on New Lime R:oad, rlrst anct third Tuesditys ATHENS SAVINGS : llldaj, alao. llr. llld Mn. Rtlll Jtlfen WESLEYAN Jlttliltl _ , to Forest lo.cro Pork, Prayer and Bible Study, MicldltpOrl, Ohio Mr. and Nn. ltoler ... Mella P'laher sunday schatJt tt • m . tv Ray Rouse , Plater; Wtdryesday, 7:30 p m t 'l worsnop, 11 ; llblt siully: obort Musser , Sundoy School m 1 McKD14bt, Wllltamaport, hwedtlln&oltiteyAIItn Thursday, 7 p"' , choor supt Sundoy SChool , 10 30 m Second Pommy l'fl. 992_.., Oblo, vlalted hla vand- llld ~at Nn practice, ThUI"Iday, 1 p m 1 • fl'l • worship 7 30 p m Bible HARTFO~D CHURCH 0~ rouowshlp ~pper, first study, Wednesdoy. 7 30 p m , , CHRIST In Chrlsflon Union Mrs. Goldie Gllkllly Mill Allen II a Wednesdey 1 6l l0 m , Saturdly night prayer ser; The Rev William campbell . ~ KINGSBURY tiOME GAUL'S and Mr. llld lin. aruddauchter of Carol u M w fourlh i'tJrlclaY j, m ' vlco. 7 30 p m Pastor Sunday School. 9:l0 I GREAT liND- Worship HIM LOCK o•Ovl a m : Jtmtl Huthtl, 'upt • and ealled on other J6n ~;liafllr of Reed 111m .. 7nd lnd 4th Sundlya, CMRIITIAN Roger, ever11ng service, 7: 30 p .m relaU• In thla 11'1111. The FlnHt In Mobflt HomH C~urch School. 10 1 m. Wllaon , poolor, Wallace Wednesday even~ng prayer J6n ll1d ketla rllher. l.ITART PALLS Wor t••~lord, IUpt., morning meet1nQ , 7 30 p m Youth E. Main Pommy PI!. 992-7034 Clay Janlaa, elllployee at Barbara Jordan, wbo Ship, 10 a m , , Chwrch sc:hool. 9 WOf'l'ip. l:H; church schoo,l, prayer strvlu tiCh Tutsdly lila ! 1 iuwat Fll'lll at IW1m ... Pracllcll • m , llblo study, 7 JO p m 11.:1111 l:ouno pooplo s F &. I R VI I W 1·11 L I m"llnt. . 30 P m 1 tVtnlni CHURCH, Ltlort, W Va, l't ~lldrlan. Wll 011 duty (II Nuralns Sehoul of tile OYery Tuoldoy MOIINING STAll W~r -1~7:30p .m., •Biblt 1, Riov , GeOrJit HpiChl!! llld at lladriJ• Hil1l Clnlr C¥111' llllp 9 30 • m , Church School StvdM~ t._7;B JI,.m. PAllor St~Ma, 'kloool ' " '" 1 • 1~r;r1n - a,m Prayor Mel BIDie Sl'"'y , NeliGnwldiiNUtjiiiUCo.ofCalumltui1Q Revln. rtet~~Uy lit employed at 10,30a m , Mid WMk s.-vl~. Small EngiM Sal• & Service Wtdlltlday . m. • Rtv Ctcll Co•. ~astor 7 30 p m COIIIOt Prayilr JOt $tlrl"' Avto. 491 LAK:tKt St. ' Mlcldleport I'll. 992-3092 Many fem!l• 11111- Haller Ml'dleal Center • MORtl Mjii'IL • Sunllly SchOOf sup ., JOI ~ orvlco luellloy, 10 e.r'n Dlalfft.UII Wor'r.h lp 11 a m 1 llf lnd ~d !,l't"N1 Sund•,-f t(ftot, 't!tl! Wors,tp Servicr. -rt,ursday, allo atteaded the Science Galllpolla. 1 ' undays Church SchQOf, 10 m • Sundav henlng wor 7 JO p ·m . ---·-!" ' -In wee~ TV ~0 ~0 a a ;n . M;~~~~~ ~~e~fnn9 0 1 '• Flowers To Will Sol1aw CII:IU-5560 PorPrampl courteous Service Carroll disturbed he1ress ratls 1nto the clutches of" relig1ous sect NBC blrs Medical Story · TUESDAY 'The Moonlight Heeler " Dr 6:30p.m. Robert Forster jeopardizes his PBS airs Geffin' Over (With career by taking a second lob Your Health), wlfh Delores as overnight physician at an Morlsseau hospi tal volunteer ernergencv hospltet. 8 p m. ' 10·30 p m. On NBC, The Baseball World On PBS , poet Charles " Bu of Joe Garaglola kovsky Reads Bukovsky " ABC has Happy Days Riehle 11 : 30 p.m gets some self-defense pointers NBC Tonight shOw Don from Fonzle Rlckles Is ouest host On CBS, Good Times On ABC, Man!'\ IX Is caught in PBS airs ' lndlln Summer" a boobv trapped building Summer life on the Santa Ana CBS late Mov1e 'Santee," pueblo reservation , seen With Glenn Ford as a ruthless through the eyes of tribe bOunty bunter member Ervin, 12 12:30 p m. 8:15p.m. . On ABC, Longstrret · "SO, 1t NBC hes game 3 of the world Who 's Fred Hornbeck.," Men Series has sp~t 10 years In prison for 1 8:30 p.m. murder he says he didn't On CBS, Joe and Sons Joe Is commit all set to go with Gus to the FRIDAY ,annual HobOken Sheet end Tube Hudson River boat ride and I p.m. On NBC, Sanford and Son beer blast, but he can't seem to get out of the house. "Broth.r, Can You Spare an PBS has Consumer surv ival Act " Fred goes Into show bit Kit Tonight, "Vapid Tronslt to get brother In law Allan How to Avo1d Catastrophe Drake out of the house Whon Vpu Move" (Rl On CBS , Big iOddle ond ABC airs Welcome Beck, Honer meet Bang Bang's · Kotter · "No More Mr Nlct brotber Boom Boom Guy.'' Kotter starts cracking ASC airs Mobile One Camp ~ • down . # bell goes affer a shOddy bus line operator after one of the ' 'p.m. CBS has Switch Pete and buses, loaded wlth kids, era Mac try to smok:e out some shes armored car robbers by using On PBS, Washington Week In gas station attendant Paul Rev iew 1 :10 p m. Koslo, one of the suspects, as belt; with Gayle Hunnlc:ut PBS has Wall Street Wee-k . On PBS, The Aacent of Man, "Business ' an~ Regulation,'' Tonlgnt · "Tne Hidden Struc with Lewis Engman. chairman ture 11 Chemistry, from alche• of the Federal Trade Comm Is my to atomic: theory {R) sian lo.BC has The Rookt111. Some Ory NBC. Chico ond tho Man: one 11 out to get Terry's "Chico end the Van " City glrlfrlend 1 her parent1 ,wit. Inspector evicts Chico from his nesaed a c:rlme Features "mObile home.'' and he moves In wfth Ed Alymond St Jacques M A S H Is on CBS 10 p.m . ' On lnterloce. PBS. "Miami 9 p.m SJI Cub!, No'" Cuban and NBC airs The Rockford Files Haitian refugees, and their " The Great Blue Lake Land differing fates I R I and Development Company" CBS airs Beacon Hill swindle On ABC , watch.ng Marcus ABC movie " The Th ief Who Welby, M 0 and Dr Kiley try Came to Dinner." Ryan O'Neal, to save e boy with en Incurable (ewel thief disease. Jenet Bleke decides Hawaii F1ve 0 is on CBS against having children McGarrrtt is tried for murder ID-30 p.m. by a convict jury In 11 kangaroo On "Woman," PBS. "Rape" court, ted by hls sworn enemy part~ . Sandra Elkin Interv iews Honore vashon (Harold Gould 1 Susan Brownmlller, aufhor of 10 p.m. "Agolnst Our Will " NJIC olrs Pollee Womon 11 JO p,.m. Sniper shoots two factory C:BS Mov ie • Death Race" workers Pilots Doug McClure and Roy On CBS, Barnaby Jones. Th innes, In a plane that can Veng.tul bride knocks off hotelonly taxi. trr to evade owner husband , her father Rom mel's deter tor cu. espe commttted suicide after a land clally Gtn Lloyd Brlclgts deal wifh dead hubble and ABC Mysterv. "Too Eesv to LlOYd Boctlner . who's next. Kill," starring Imogene Coca On PBS, " Harlem Voices. NBC Tonight Show Don Faces, " 1973 Swedish documen Rickle-s Is ouest host to Sally tery on New York Clfy 's black Struthers, Jerrv Vale commu01ty, followed bv a panel d1scussslon WEDNESDAY 1110pm 6:30 p.m. On tht Ton1ght Show, NBC. Book Beot , PBS : " WIIIIom Don Rickles tS gue-st host to Shakespeare A Documentary Bob Newhart. Historv " bv Sam Schoenbaum CBS movie : " Night or the I pm Lepus" (1973), starring Stuart NBC airs Game 4 of the Whitman Giant bunnies , end World series they' re hungry, from the novel When Things Were Rqtten on " The Year of the Angry ABC Robin and his men are Rabbit ' ' by Russell Braddon lmperlll<f by "The Ultimate ABC special "The Second Weapon," WhiCh Cln Wlpt OUI Annual Unofficial Bachelor of Sherwood ForHt 1nd .,v lrons . tt1e Year Awards " Joan Rivers Dn CBS. Tony Orlando and prnldes Hlgnllohts InclUde a Dawn Guests Ruth Buzz I, R;oy ~bathing lUff competition end Clark t Interviews PBS presents "The Tribal Eye" Tonight · " Crooked Book SATURDAY of Heaven " The Gltskan , 1 p m. ( approx.) Heide & Kwaklulfh Ind ians of NBC hOI Gome 6 Of the the American Northwest coast , World Serle't, if necessary. their customs and totems --. 1. 30 p m ( approx.) end the potlatch , a periodic ABC has college fool boll communtlty give away 4,Jo p.m. 1:30 p.m. CBS Sports Spectacula'r That's My Mama on ABC " Pan Amerlcan Games," from 11 t p.m . Mexico City The Champag . Cannon Is on CBS Corrupt ne," race fOr two vear.olds, cop , believed dud, Is back from Belmont Park, Elmont, On ABC . Barettt, working the NY docks, meets a waitress who .s p.m may htve It in for him ABC Wide World of Sports On PBS , Great Performan 7pm ces Jennie Tonight, " Lady On Firing Lint, PBS, William Rondolpn " Buckley asks "Is Our Military Defense Adequate?" Defense 10 p.m CBS Rtports "The American secre tary James SchiHinoer Way of Cancer " THe Un 1ted tells him 1 p.m. States, No 1 In cancer , Is also The Jeffersons are on CBS the most lndustriatly developed nation In the world Colnclden· On their annlversarv. George ce? "Experts contend that up Insists that Louise's wttddlng to 85 per cent of all cancers are vows lnctude a P.romlse to love, environmentally produced.'' honor and ' lie" for her says Dan Rather, who narrates husband On NBC, Emergency' Produced by Judy Crichton ABC has Starlky and Hutch. Trainee Elayne Hellvell •non. Two strippers are killed after a ates the crew On lo.BC , Saturlloy Night ~lve timid ma,... sends warning notes , he says ht overheard the wUh Howard Cosell 1:30 p.m murders planned on ttle phone CBS airs Doc Burglar wlfh a On PBS, sav Brother " Viet gall bladder problem pavs a nam" night house call ' 11.30 p.m. 9 p.m NBC Tonight snow Don On CBS , Mary Tyler Moore's Rickles ~~ ouest host to Adrienne Barbeeu, Stiller and aunt Eileen Heckhart, newspa. per woman end prima dOnna, Meere. ABC Movie "Haunts of the visits the newsroom NBC movie · "The New Ve-ry Rich," starring Edward Asner. Llovd Bridges. Anne Centurions" · ( 1972 ), starring Francis, Clorls . Leachman GfOI"ge C Scott and Stacy Seven people arrive at a Keach as cops, veteran and tropical resort after retelvlng rookie , based on Joseph Wam mysterious Invitations, they do baugh's novel S W AT Is on ABC Corl · not have 1 good time Bett, flr'lanclally ruined tX· CBS Movie Is "Hec Ramsev Scar Tissue" Young man senator who ltd the heist on hiS wants to kill father who own electronics warehouse. pretends to aid pollee $0 he can abandoned hlm rub out the one petson who knOWI THURSDAY t:lO p.m .1 p.m. Bob Newhart Is on CBS After PBS nu Block Perspectjve on the News. " Joan Little" part a torrid blind dale, Carol Is 2, with Jerry PauL her chief married to a handsome travel lawyer, and Golden Franks, of agent 10 p.m. North Carolina SCLC Carol Burnett Is on CBS. I p.m On PBS , SOUndstage features (NBC hOI a World Ser(es game it needed, or regular Tnree Dog Nlgnt Tney do Hoyt Axton's ' jJoy to the World.'' progromlng ) other songs . ttBC airs Tht Montotvacos. ABC has Matt Helm "Game ,, On Tne Wallons , CBS, Joson. 18 and confused, doesn't know of I he Century " Our lrtu 1 What he wants, so he wants multimillion dollar poker game, everything - and mav get sick the sponaor of a math genius is from overwork, Ivan Dbco., 'tQUnd dead , with Blff McGulre, Pat Crowley directed 11 p.m. On ABC, Barney Miller An International Animation Fes arsonist 11 plaguing the pre cinct and Chana arre•ts a man tlval Is on PBS 11:30 p.m . tor shooting 111 cand~ machine NBC airs Saturday Nigh t PBS olrs Tne Romontlc Live Paul Simon Is host, with Rebtlllon " Goye " (RI Art Gartun kel and PhOe-be 1:30 p.m. Snow Fov Ia on NBC ABC llrs On Tht Roc~l PBS alro ClassiC Thutre Preview The Hum•nltles ln Art Tonight, a preview of "Paradise Restored" with Judith Kates of Harvard 'p.m . PBS eln ClaSSIC ThHtrt • Tnt Hvmanltln In Art. 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' Beth Gloeckner Jeff Hilleary Danny Hysell Bl'bar3 Gordon Barbara Grueser Virginia Thomas David Hysell Brent tbJCiashelt Bryan Bauer Jenell Randy tbulashelt V'ICkie lla1fes Mindy l.Qng : ·· •· hn..: .,.,, David lewis Greg Bush Jeff Peckham Keith Musser M&.Cale Kenneth Koehler Patleison Steve fife nna Pierce Ricky Nitl John·Spyder MatU1ew Weaver Jim Webster Sheila Horky Andy Lane Daniels Mapel Sheets ~lan ~er ~.,~iley Nancy JCI()et'S Geoige Korn Kel~ •• '" f1 Darla·Wilcox ....,, f t1 ll{o~ , Florence MclalJ&hlin . Kenny Gilkey -· MOTOR ROUTE CARRIERS I '. Rodney Bumgardner ' I • "Hats" Off To These Fine Youngste~s, Debbie' Smith Jnes Weaver '> r. Jet(Hysell ' • " • ~ , om~ Sentinel and Sunday ·llmes.Sentinel 1 Chartotte Brown Mick Miller • �8-ifheDa~~lnei,Middleport-Pomeroy,~y,Oc!.IO, ' 1975 sp encer , pastor Trov Zwilling , Sunday school supt SundaV schoo~ 9 30 am, morning wor sh1p , 10 J O. Sunday evangelistic m eeting , 7 30 p m Prayer m ect1ng , Wednes~~~·JL~O~O~T MT MORIAH: BAPTtST Corner Fourth and Meln, M iddleport Rev Henry Key , Jr , pastor Sundav School, 9 30 a m . Mr s Er~ln Baumgardner. supt , Morning worship , 10 4S a m JEHOVAH ' S WITNESSES - larry Carnthan prestdlng ministe-r Sunday , Bible lecture, 9 30 em . Watch tow!r stutty, 10 30 a m , TueSday, B"lble study 1 30 p m 1 Thursday. m ln 1stry school , 7 30 p m , service meeting 8"30 p m MID LEPORT CHURCH OF C:HRtSt tN CH~ISTIAN UNION- Lawrtnce Manley , pastor. Mrs Rusup Young . sunday School supt ~unday School 9 ' 30 1m Eveni{'IQ worship , 1 30 Wednesday prayer meetJng, 7.3o P m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD- Recine Routt 2, the Rev Jamt~ M Muncy, pastor Sunday school , 9 45 am , morning worship, 11 am , evening worShip, 7.30 Prayer meeting, Tuesday, 7:30 pm , Y oung peopes I , meeting , 1 30 p m T-hursday MIDDLEPORT FIRST IAPriST- Corner Sl•th ond " Palme-r , the Rev Peter Grandal, pastor , Danny Thompson ,· superintendent sunday school WMPO Radio program 7 A5 8 m , sunday School , 9 15 a m , Morning worship , 10 15 am 'Youth activities and fellowship for junior and sfnior high students, 6 p m $unday evening worship, 7 30 p m M i d wee- k praver services, Wednesdav, 7 ~0 p m POME Aoy :: ~··· Meyer w , ~~::~::1 svpt 1 1 Church m ; worth m Youth Molldly . J. ~:;;~'~!~~:n:m• dtrecuonchoir or senfor p ~: m.. Thundty NMu director POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Corner Union and Mulberry .. Rev Clyde V Henderton 1 pastor Sunday school, 9 30 am • Gl!n McClung, supt., morning worship, 10 30 am , eveninG service, 7.30, miG week str¥1ct, Wedn ..dey, 1 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL- The Rew Harold Detfh 1 rector Church servJus, 10 J() a m , Holy communion first Sunctav of month , cnurcn scnoot, 10 JO 1.m far nurserv throUQh 12 POMIROY , CHURCH OF CHRIST- RIchard Evanson, putor . Blblt ~thool , 9 30 l .m ; worohlp, 10 30 o m ; adult wonhiJ! service , and young ptoplt s meeting , 7 30 p.m Comblnl<f Bible study lnd proyor meeting, Wed nnlley, 7:30pm . THIIALVATtQN AAMY- Envoy Ray W Wining , officer In chlrge Sunday, 10 • m , Holiness meeting , to 30 a .m • Sunctay School Young Ptoplr 's Legion, 1 p . m .: Thursday, 1 to l L.adln Home Ltegue, p m . Prtp ,.m, CIIISel IT PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Corner of Sytamore and Second Sts , Pomeroy, The Rev William Mldlllllworth , Pastor Sundoy ond School If 9 . 45 I f11 Church Strvlces 11 1m SACRIO HEART - Rev Fethtr Peul 0 Welton ~ putor Phone 192 1825 SaturdiV evening Mass. 7' 30 , Sunday M111. 1 tnd 10 1 m ; Cpnlllloon, Soturdoy, 7 7.30 p .m . I'OMUOY FIRST lAP· TilT- Rob1rt I( uhn, Pill or, Wllllem Watson . Sunday IChOOf supt Sunday school , 9 301m , BYF, 6p m , Bible atuely. WICinnday. 7 ~ . ."1.. : choir ~rtctlu , Wednei dev. I 30 D m • IURLINGHAM CHURCH - Putor Jtrry Lewis Sunday lchool, 2 30 p m with worship service 1t 3 30 p m , mid ' wttk ltrvlc:e, Tutsdev, 7 30 p. m. 5 Y R A C USE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD - Rev . George Otter , patfor Sunday school. 9 45 em , morning preaching , 11 a m r evangeliStiC service, 1 30 p m Prayer meetlno. Thursday, 7 30 P m POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W Ma l l') St .- Jerrl Raut , m inister , phone 92 7666 Conservative , non Instrumental Sunday wor snip ' 10 a ' m ' Bib Ie study • 11 a.m • worship , 6 p m Wed nesday 81bte study, 7 P m ' • , . RUTLAND FREEWILL IA,PTIST Roger Turner, piStor Sunday school. 10 I I Servu, em . S!)n d ayevenng 7 30 Wednesday Bible study, 7•JOpm OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTI"N CHURCH - R ev Ron Terry, pastor . Sunday school, 10 am , Mrs Worlev Franc-Is , suPerlhtendent Morning worship, 11 a l'fl Sundfly ewtning strvlce, 7.30 GRAHAM UNITED METHODIS' Preaching 9 30 am, first and second Sundays or e1ch month , third and fourth Sundays tach mon lh ,wors hi/pserv,Ice It 7 · 30 p m Wednnday evenlr1QS at ) 30 Prayer and Bible Studv SEVENTH · DAY AD · CHURCH Of CHRIST, VENTI'STt1 Mulberry HeiQht!l Middleport , Sth and Main, R o 1 d, p 0 mer 0 y George Glne, minister. Pastor,Gerard Seton , Sab James Sheets. super in bath SchODI Super In en dIn ' , tendon I Bible sc h00 I ' 9 30 Rita Whitt Sabbath ' School, am , , morning worship, 10 30 Saturdev 1ft•rnoon at 2 00, am., tvfnlng worship, 1 30 . with wor$hlp service prayer service, 7 p m Wed · nesdev following et 3 15, P:IRST SOUT 'HERN MIDDLEPORT Church BAPTIST - - 212 Mutberr~ Of The Nu•rene • p '"Ill 1 d It" -· Rev Oon Colo pas "ve • omeroy, CIIJ 11 e w n t r Mrs Mar L'athe 8 1 s c ' the Rev Bradlev ' s~ndav School su~t s~ndey; THE HILAND CHAPEL, George Casto. pastor Sunday School, 9 30 a m evening worship . 7 30 Thursday rverllno preyer service. 7 30 pm the 8ennonette. EpNet•na 4:'-7: ''We art Ill J1111a of Cllt body, we share Spirit 111d we have been called to the lime prloua future, Fl6 u there Ia Clllly one Lord, one faith, one baptism llld"' Ill han the 11111e God ll1d htber wbo Ia over all and In 111 aD, and IIYinc thro11811 fffflr/ part of u. Hcnrewr, Clrilt has """ •dl of 111 IIPidal abiUIIea. "--(The UYinc Bible) Let 111 Hft up a thoulht fnm tbla ICiiplure beyond the UIUII. Wben Plullll'Ote, "One Lord, one faith, 111e God, one Olrllt," he !I'll not on!)' speaklnl of the unity rl Chrlatlana In Olrlat, bit raw. the Idea Oil the "one" I• whom our Ufe llyle Ia to be patterned. We '" lnfarmed that II1IWII'l' we leek are to belwndln tbe teldllnlllpd eumpl• of thla God.man: We ntauebl tblt be II tbe all«<llcclnt one. · N. the lllal the above aerlpllln uya we human erealartl bewllml181a~: 111111 Dl uall eapable or belli8 ,~ .. to ifW)WJe, like Jtu. IIIII one 1111111 Ilk, "Am I lll)'lbln8 at all In regards to tbt - am PORTLAND - · Wor sh i p 7 30 p m • Church Schoof 9 30 ~ m _1 SUTTON -- Worsh ip. 1l a nl every Sundav . church sc; hool 10 am NOfe~Hifb~~t ~~~ieTftR Pastor Denn1s Creegor Associate M1n1ster JOPPA- Worsh iP 10 am . Church School 9 am , Prayer Meelmg. Wednesdey, 8 P m LONG BOTTOM - Church senv1ces 9 am , Sundav SchOOl 9 : 45 a .m • Prayer • Meeting every Wednesday, 7 ·~/),'fi'f'H BEl HilL Worship 11 e m , Church School 10 am ALFRED _ 'Sunday school each Sunday 9 .0 a m freoch•n~ .at 11 am each • unday rayer meet1ng, 1 45 P m Wednesday , WSC S, 8 P m \ on . thlrd tuesday each m~n~'EosVtlLE t.... Sunday hi school , 9 30 am • preac ng , 7 30 P m7 30 Sunday· praver meeting p m Tuesday, wscs. 7 GO first Thursday ea~rL~~~~lDGE -1Nors\1ip lO Ch h Sh am • urc c 00 1' 9 am TUPPEIS PLAINS WorSiiiP 9 am • Church School. KE'NO10 a.. m CHURCH OF CHRtST- George Frederick, s kl 9 30 supt erv oce wee y, . am on Sundiy Preaching first and th ird Sundevs of b Clift d S lth 9 30 {TlOnth Y or m • a tti'oasoN C:HRtST'IAN UNION _ Darrell OoddriJI. pastor sundav School, 9 30 am t.eonard Gtlmore , first elder . evening service. 7. 30 W d d roye ~~tlng , ~ 3~e~s ~v P r MT. MORIA CHURCH DF GOD - Racine Route 2 The Rev Charles Hend, pastor Sunday school , 9 45 a,m • mEvoornnolnngg wseorrvslnc'ePs·, 111ue:d':y and Friday, 1 30 P rn BEARWALt.OW R lOGE CHURCH OF CHRISTDoug Seaman, minister Bible studv. 9 30 am morning worship . 10 30 8 m , evening worship, 8 pm · Wednesdav ntSJhl Bible studv . 8 P m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom, SundaY School. 10 am with Willard Pigott. school 9 30 am , morning supt , Evangelistic messaoe worship , 11 am , Sunday each sunday evening, 7 30 by evangelistic mee-ting , 7 30 Elder Runell Cline. minister J:~ . m ' prayer mtetlng l of the Apostolic Feith Bible 1Wednllday , 7 30 p m Study, Wednesday. 7 30 P m T H E U N f T E D STIVERSVILLE COM· PRESBYTERIAN MIN · MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday IS:'flltY OF ft1EIGS scnool service. 10 am · COUNTY, Dwight L Zavlt.z, Prayer meet ing, Thursday, 7 Pastor Director P m ,, sunday 'evening service, HARRISONVILLE 7~m Sundoy Church School , 9 30 ZION CHU~CH DF CHRIST am , Mrs Homer Lee, Supt , . - · Pomeroy_ Harrisonville Morning worship, IO ,JO Roed Mike Girton , pastor MIDDLEPORT sun(jay Steven Stanley , Sunday school Church School 9 30 am supt SundaY school. 9 30 John F Fulu, Supt, MorninG am , morn1ng worship and ' Worship , 10 30 communion, 10 30 am . SYRACUSE Morning Sunday evenong youtn Worship , 9 am , sunday Chrj stlanendeavor.6 30pm . Church School 10 e m Mrs worship service , 7 30 P m Semoson Han.' Sutl:t ' Wednesday evening praver RUTLAND CHURCH OF •meeting and Roble study, 7 30 ooo - David L ' Henson p m pastor -4-469-471, SundaY ST JQHN LUTHERAN 3o. CHURCH, Pone Grqve . The mor~lng worshl~. 9 JO 1o· StJndey school. 10 30 11.30, Rev William M1ddfeswarth, shop . 7 l O Wednesday prayer and B1bl c study , 7 30 p m T UP P E ItS P LA. IN f C,HR.ISTIAN CHURCH Eugr.n o Underwood . pastor . ~towar d CaldWell J . Sundav ~ c hool ~ upt , Sunday School , 1 service. 1 p m • LETART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN Rev f r co tand Norr1s , pastor . Floyd Norr 1s, supf Sunday school , 9 30 am , morntng sermon 10 30 a m , Prayer servtGe, Wedflesday, 7 30p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY ~ >mttn , pastor Sunday ~«0oo''• 10 a m , Arthur Henson, Supt • Morning WorSh ip, 11 am , Young Peoples serv 1ce. 7 P m : Evening service, 7 30 Pm Wednesday Mid Week Prayer Service , 7 30 p m , Youth meettng, 6 30 p m, Eventng worShip , 7 30 pIT) CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herbert Grate, pastor Worship serv1ce, 11 am and 7 30 .rn Sundav' Suridey Schoo , 9 30 ll m Richard Barton . supt Praver meeting , Wednesday , 7 JO P m ~, I BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST Clifford Smlt~ . minister Sunday SChOOl 9, 30 am · morning church 10 30 a m , Sundav' evening servtce, 1 PJOJ m,, Wednesday service , 8 LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev Floy~ F Shook, pastor, Lloyd Wright. Sundav school supt Sunday SChool , ~ 9 30 am Morn•flg worsh•f. · 10 30 am , evenlflg worsh p. ~h30 ~ m YWed nesday, r tst an Olfth Crusade , T6 !30 P m Choir pract1ce, hursday , 7 p m DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST...,.. Charles Russell. Sr, minist er, Norman C Will, supt . Sunda y school, 9 30 am worsh 1p service, 10 30 am , Bible study , Tuesday, 1 30 pim REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHR 1ST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Racine Road William Roush, pastor . Denny Evans , Sunday School D1rector Sunday School. 9 30 am . Morn1ng worsh1p , 10 30 am . Sundav evening serv ice 7 p m Wednesdoy evening r, pr:~e;Hs~~v~c~~ ~l~~.'~'T Rev Earl Shuler, pastor Worship service. 9 30 am . Sunday school , 10 30 am , Bible study and praver sen11ce Thursdav. 7 30 p m CARLETON CHURCH Kingsbury Road Gary King, pastor Sundav school, 9 30 am .. evening worsh ip, 1 30 P m Prayer meeting, Wed d 730 nes ay , Pm L 0 N G 8 0 1T T 0 M CHRISTIAN- Bruce Srnlth, pastor Wallace Damew9od, Supt Bible School , 9 30 am Preaching ser vice. 10.-45 am No evening Service. 1 HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCHRev Paul Neville. pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m • Morning service, 10 30 am, youth service . 6 45 P m Evange1 1Sticservlce7 38pm Proyer 7 30 p m me~tong , Thursday, Press" airs SwiM Family Lotfe ls trapped ln a while searching for For th• Road Dillman and Savage are Thomas Chnstopher Colum17us hilt! trouble recruthng sailors fur hrs l!llrly voyGges. Mm were afraid, 17ut the llravest enlisted and sailed off to the wonders of a new world. Most of us are afraid of the unknown. We have our quGims and doubts about a new job, moving to a strange dty, beginning a Tllllrriage, or simply fgdng the uncerlllirities of tomorrow. We do not know what lies ahead, and we worry about being able to cope with it. In thiS ever-changing world, we Instinctively yearn for that which does not change. Whatever tomorrow llrings, We can hlllle the peaceful amvtction tlult the love of God far His children is trustworthy and ever/liSting. Discover an abiding secunty. Worsh1p thrs Sunday. Su lpt..res ~ l « le d Br The Amencan Bible SOCiety With th e hope •t Ill I 0 e' foster and help sustain that f W • f1 S me measur ' which Is good In family and community life, this feature Is sponsored by 'th b I fl '"d I II wh arbelo i•;~e~u~s~n~e~s~s~r~m~s~.,~n~o~r~g~a~n;;;,za;;;;o,n;s.-;.;o;;;se~n~a~m~e~s~l~p~pe~~~iiwiiio. ••lffl!ll ~~~~:::lu[~~~~nm~"~A "..Matter CRicardo .. someone " 10 p.m. ~ On CBS, Bronk follows tne : tnll of 1 fOrger 's murder to • Nancy I< ell~ , rnother of a • political candidate • NBC •Irs "Bull in a Chln,l Shop " Ott. Lorry Hagmon : lnvesHaatn the murder of a i gentHI old folly, 11 p.m ; PBS olrs Kup'l Show DUDLEY'S t l f---- - -------·- - - -'- ---jf------- - - -- - - - --1 • Carpenter m _.. .:.___.:.... Tool Jo.hua ' Bord h-. 1beJ ,... 10 HOME STATI)II , .Price, celebrated..-. were BaiiiiPI'IIDer. IGA FOODUNER . . •.liroaPt u. ...S,IoCII, ' RAU.'S ' w. ibomu o. o. McKnllhl THE =•Kt .tended .--ta, r Uldnibl· SALES & SERVICE; IIIC. OOUNTY l LOAN CO. MARKET , noo IP'IIIalted w......., Sympathy : o,e, WILIINSOII'S 'l'lllndl7 .... , _ Sclence rnm In II 'l ~ I ,• p.m. CBS hal tt\1 "Ninth Annual Country Music Association Awerd Ceremon ies. " Glen Campbell and Charlev Pride art co-hOitl Performers ln. clud1 Frtddy Fender and Gary Stewart ~ who does " She's Acting Slngft ll 'm Drinking DOUbiH) " Chtt Atkins per "~)!)cit.'' "Battle Hymn af the Reo~lc" and " America the BelufJfUI." PBS prlfl)ltrtl "RtllldodtS.'' bilingual progrem of Interest to tnt Lttl~ community n p.m. Dn PBS, Tho Way II Wll 1958 Coli, Yl Glonts NFL overtime cM!nplonshlp 111:19 p.m. CBS Late Movie "Fade In" (1,..1. Burl Reynolds, town Romeo, falll for film editor Blrbttl ~odtn, wno•s working 011 location ' NBC nas lnt Tonight Snow Don Rlckln 11 ouest host to FOOD n- WIWam i ' . too t t n, Mn. and Mn.abnford . MONDAY " . I p.m. • ABC airs Barbary coast .• Plotter plana to oef rid of the • visiting htad or en irish ; toclety Cash and Cable trv to • convince him otherwise ~ On ('i8C1 Movln ' On Sonny end Will's truck catches f ire and dntroys the tobacco shed ot farmer Mottl Gunn Dn CBS, Rhodl ond Brendo th ink thatr -king colteogues • are teklno .rvantage of them PBS prtttntl "Autobiography of 1 Prlncm." sterrlng Mad : hur Jlffrey Mtd Jemes Mason • Self-exiled princess from India Ill end her Englllh tutor differ In "' thtlr views or th! old roval India Screenplay by Ruth Prawer JhtiVIII 1•30 p.m. : Dn CBS, Phyllis tokes plano • leuona • • 'p.m. • CBS prtstnls "Trovols with Flip" Wilson. Guests Muhom · • mad All, Lorette Lynn Fllr. 'ekn · hula ln10ns In Hewai , ploys bOlt with thl Atlonta Braves end drops by a few other DliCH ABC IOOtbOII : Sf LOUIS • car111ne11 ot washington Red • skins : NBC movie. "Charrol" • (196,1. Elvis l'rnlty Western If Dn PBS, "lslehon of Shah • Abbll" A look 11 Isfahan, the capital city of Shah Abbas. one of lren'l greatest cultural IUdtrl f ROSS atarllnc - • & "Jiow II:Je p.m. • ua llwiJI llldnlllldlnl, JorUii ;-t ~ JII'Oblemll," .a, Family Holvak, NBC, ~~ll(lleY lffS 1 rtvonutr• killed namn Anllrtw Print, hll for the love of Chrllfln• ,_ l<alnos, 01 lhe culprit , ' I p.m Dn ABC, The SIK Million Dollar Man rescues a kemlkate ttPilot from the lungles. who asks ' him to find a boy believed ..C. raised by wotves Cher is on CBS, with Anthony " --Newley, Ike and Tlnfl Turner PBS hiS an Evening at Symphony Tonight Haydn's , Symphony No B (cqlln B Flat . ~.Malor . Brahms' Sympt"lony No 2 In D Sei(l Ozawe conducts the Boston Symphony Orches. tra aoa·s MARKET 16 in review Qoabrlel Kaplan O'Connor Sundoy even;ng service. s Postor Church Servoces 9 30 FREE DDM • GOSPEL FRESH PRODUCE & PL,.NTS HEINER'S DaltERY p m 1 romlly worship Thuro am sunday scnoollO 30om MISSION at Bald Knob , Rev •convenlenllocotlons Mn day, 7 30pm BRADBURY CHURCH OF E J Grofflfn.supt Of church • iflZEL • COMMUNITY CHRIST- Bible School. 9 30 Rev L R Gluesencamp, MI~AY MA~_"EJPomeroyPh.992·2512 CHUR~Y Near Long ami morning worship 10 30 pastor Roger W1llfred , Sr. ft Bakers or Good Bread Bottom , Ea ~ 'l Hart pastor arn . Sundaye'tienlngworshlp Sunday , Sct~ool supt Sunday Huntington, W. Vo. Mason, Ph. 773-5721 SundiY IChooi , I m • sej-vlce. 7 p m ' chOir practice school. 9 30 am ' prayer Church, 7: 30 p.m.; pfeyor Wednesday 7 P m Re' Jeff meeting , Tuesday, 7 30 p m •. ~~~----~~~~~~~~~~~~~+~~~~-~----------;-~ meeting, 7 30 p m Thursday Ranson , Pastor youth meetmg, 6 p m Sunday, MIDD\..POWT II·N· ANTIQUITY aAPTIST leaders Adl!l Van Meter and ~ TECOSTAL- Tnlrd Ave , the Rtv Froeland Norris, pastor Grotto Suttle SundayevenliiiJ WAID CROSS SONS nrlRE Rev William Knlftel, pastor . Sunday school 10 a m • worsnlp, 7 p m through , ,.v Ron•ld Dugan, sunday School Church service, 7 P m winter months Two Lontions Supt Clones for all ages , Wednesdoy Bible Study , , 7 MT HERMON CHURCH Grocerles&GeneraiMOrchandlse S9N.SteondSI. Middlepori.O. evening servlct, 1 30, Bible D m OF THE UNITI;D Racine Ph.949·S772 46Caurt51. • Gollipolls,O. If Gilt Ia Clpabll crllhowq klndneu, let him Ilk, "How study , WedneSidly , 7 30 RACINE CHURCH DF THE IRETHREN IN CHRIST p m , youth s~rvlces, Friday, NAZARENE - Rev John A Rev James H Leach. pastqr ll---:-:=-:--::--::---::--------+-----:~--"1 30 p m Coffman, pas~or sunday Sunday school. 9 30 a . m, 1111 I daiiiiiiD?" FREEWILL BAPTIST School, 9 30 1: m , Gerald Russell Spencer, s~pt • DEUTER BROGAN INSURANCE If.....,... _,., "I am c:apable of hllvlnc undentanding d. Corner Asn ond Plum, Mill Wells, supt Morillng Worship, Worship service, 10 15 a m ., ~ • 1 SWISHER LOHSE PHARMACY tbt Giller p1n1111 and 1111 let ldm Ilk, far am dleport. Noel Herrman, 10 30 a m , Sundav evenlrig Even1ng worship alternallng ,. SERVICES pastor Saturday evening worship , 7 30 . PraYer With c E at 1 30 p m on I m,y undlr rla"'~"l of thai penon?" service , 7 p m Sunday achool meeting, Wednesdav . 7 ~ 30 p Sunday Praver meeting , 7 30 ' . 'nil wwld lbwt needa '*II theM klnda of penona, It 10 am , Sunday evening m We Fill All Docfors Prescriptions p. m Wednesday , Alfred 107SycamoreSt. ~mercy 992-2955 Pomeroy Wolfe. lay leader • Ph 992 5130 bu. U ,au m Cflrlatlan, and CA)IIble ofldndneu ll1d worshiP 1 c m ME 10$ BAPTIST, ' Coolville WH tTE'SRO CHAPEL .-n act lllte 111 - Robert T. B1111111amer, COOPErtATIVE - RACINE WalterP FIRST B1kacsan,pastor , Rev Roy Ronnie Salser, sundav st:hool Deeter. pastor sunda'y school, PARISH Hatll U.M. audl. THE UNITED supt Sundav school, 9 30 9 30 a.m, worshiP service. SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT BLUE & GRAY RESTAURANT METHOOIST CHURCH am · morning worship, 10 411 , 10 30 am Bible SIUdY ond Robert t . lumearaer ~ Sunday evenmg worship, 7 30 , prayer serv ice, Wednesday. Louis W. Osborne Dlrecter Wednesday even ing. Bible 7 30 p m . , Review. Ph. 992.3486 100 E. Main 220 E. Main PDmoroy I'll. 992·2171 rOMEROY tbUSTER study, 7.30 RUTLANP Guuta who visited Mr llld Pomeroy lin.• o..rl ayden DANVILLE WESLEYANtflfTLAND CHURCH OF Mrs. Lewis Smith llld atRev D Wm $ydenstrlcker Rev Lelon Glasure, pattor CHRIST Rod Kesler , 11----------------+----'--------~----ij CHESTER- Wontllp 9 15 Sunday Schoof. 9: 30 am • pastor . v H Braley, Sunday Gr111t 111d Randy Johnaona, tended the wedding of Nancy e m . ChUrch School 10 a,m voUth and lunior ~outh ser school supt Sunday schooL 10111 of Mr. 111d Mrs. Gay Smith ll1d Reece Prather' ENTERPRISE- Worship vice, 6 45 P m , evening 9 30 am, worship service K&C JEWELERS BmY BAKERY m ; Church Sch,oOI, lOam: worship , 7 30 p m, praver and coJ11munlon. IO :JO am. Jobnaon, local, are at Included Mr, llld Mrs. Lllrry 9aFLATWOOOS Worship , in~ praise, Wodnosdey, 7•30 youth meeting, 6p m , sunday Keepsake Diamond Rings Bakers of Gay 90 Broad W001ter 'llhere Gr111t bu S""ley 111d Anna, Edlaon, 11 a.m , Church School . lO P (n evening srrvlce . 1, regular Middleport I'll. 992-3030' SILVER RUN FREI! boord meetmg, third Satur E. Main Sl., Pomeroy Ph, 992·3785 111tered his eecond year 111d ()lito; Will Combs, Copley; 0 ' mPOMEROY - Worsnlp , IBAPTIST Miles Trout, day, 7 p m , ~ Ia cluees It Mrs, Harold Duncan, 10 30om , Church School 9•15 pastor Sunday School. 10 RUTLAND COMMUNITY 1---::-----~--------...,-t----~-----UMYF 6 30 p m am • leon Miller , supt CHURCH Sunday School the Ohio Slate Unlvenlty Medina; Mr. 111d Mrs. Edgar am ROCK SPRINGS- Wor:shlp Evlnlng service. 7 30 P m , 9 30 a.m. ; worship 11rv1ce, 11 RUTH'S MARKET MARK V STORE . Alrlcultural Technical Combe U, Monroe Filla; 10 a m , Church School9 • m 1 Prayer meeting, Thursday, a.m Wtdnndey - Prayer 6· Jo p m , 7 30 P m . meeting, 1.30 p m. Youth ' Coll11e which Is located Michelle Combs, HartVIlle; UMH (Formerly Sadie' s Merkel) MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER CHESTER CHURCH OF services. Friday, 7•30 p,m 1 Mljklltport , Ohio there. Syrocule Ph. 9t2·39N ' Rov .'RoDtrllutptorner GOD-Rev Bobby Porter. Sundly night worship, 7 30. Mr. and Mrs. Clnnon, HEATH - worship 10 30 pastor Sunday school , 9 30 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jill 111d &llan, Akron; Mr. om . Church Scnoot 9 30 am . , worship service, 11 T~~T~~~pREc,:~R_:H ROF ll1d '111ft In 111d am UMYF 1 p m , am ,· evenlr.g service-, 7 30 1 "' ev HarOld DunCar) RUTLAND- worsh ip 9 15 youth serv ce, Wednesde~. Llor.d 0 Grimm, Jr. pastor NCI'tbem Olllo on b..ane. Scott Brent, Wadmirth; a Ch h s h00 t 10 0 7 JO p m Sundoy school. 9 30 • m • MEIGS TIRE CENTER "1 ' LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN worship service, 10 JO am RACINE PWMBING & .HEATING 7 ur~ c and attended the Swlaa Smith, Cari'OU; U'~yf SALEJ CENTER C"URCII Ted Jones , broadcost lov,e over WMPO , r.I!Yal at &IIIII' O'lek, Mr. lnd ...... Jolm Whlt- Won hlp 9 1 m Churc,t; pastor Sunda~ school, 9 3(J young peoples servict, 6. 45. E Main Pomoroy •' Olllo. '1'lley villted with Mr. llqton, Mr. and !lin. Olarles School 10 am , UM!YF ThUrs a in • Roy Sigman , supt • evangellsttc service, 7!30 P m " Hell" Dealer .Dtll 992-Z 101 morrHno worship , 10 30, , Prayer meeting, Wednesday , Ph ,. 59• 1 7pm llld lin. Oliver and W;lcutt, Tereaa llld Onack, day.SYR 9 leu SE CLUSTER Sunday ·aven•ng ·ServIce, 7 30 , 7' 30 Pm , M lsslonary J _Th:.:_:l_::rd:_:SI:.:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ·_ _ • ~~j---;-'------------:-;1 Rev Richard E. Jnvls , mid week serv i ce, Wed meeting, 7 30 P m first .1 1111, lh Baltimore, Ohio, u and Mr. Walter Smith, ASIURY Worsh (p 11 nesday, 7.30/ m Wednesday of month enroute r-ater; Mr. llld Mrs. am , Church School t . SO $YRACUS CHURCH OF MASON COUNTY McCLURE'$ DAIRY ISLE RACINE MARKET · THE NAZARENE - Rev lfr. llld Mnt. John CUlwell Herb ~~~nam 111d 1M Ann, om , WSCS , lsi Tuesday FOREST •uN - worship t Howard C Block, putor Bob MASON FIRST BAPTISTFine Food & Service Gl Columbua ll*fl I SUnday Amlllda,111cfMr. and Mrs. C. a m , Church S~hoot 10 a m 1 Moore , Sunday School Supt , Second and Pomeroy Sts , Tho Store with A Her! Middleport Locusts_t, .here with hll brother llld H. Spencer llld •Ben CUiir, • wscs. Jrd Wednesday, 7 30 SUfldl!ly Sctlool. classes fOr all Stan Craig, pasfor Sunday Racine ' I'll. 949-3142 fila I992·5248 p m egu1, 9 30 am , morning sc,hool, 9 45 a m , worsh fp llaW-ill-law, lfr, llld Mn. Olarl..ton, ,W. Va. MINEIUYILLE- Worship · worsnlp, 10 AS , NYPS Sunday, service, 11 1m, · train ing 10a.m . :ChufchSchool9am i 6JO , P.:m 1, evangelistic ser union. 6 30 p.m , evening Cuhrtll. atiandtDa a blrtllday WSCS, RAY'S T.V. & 3rll Monllay, 7•30 p m ylce. Sunday, 7·JO p m Mid warsli1p service, 7 30 p m Mr. aad 111'1. llr1 Stlirlliy, ce~au.n for Dill Dye SYRACUSE - Church week prayer meet1ng , Wed M ld week prayer service. •ROSEBERRY*S SERVICE ' alq wltll lbelf dqhter. '1111'11 the lollcllrq flm11y , School , 9 30 am. , worship nesdev. 7•30 P.m • MISs1onery Wednesctav , 1 30 p m ENTERTAINMENT tENTER mtlflhg, stcond Wednesday, · MASON CHURCH 0, 1 serwlc•. 7 10 p m Mra. Roy wjaeman, memben, Mrl. Otwd SOUTHERN CLUSTER 7 JO p.m. , CHR 1ST, P 0 Bo• 487, Miller Sales- Quasar-Service PI!. 94f-9Sfl Racine UNITID FAITH NON - St, Mason. W ~o Va Sunday Rov. S!tvonWIIson Ph. t4f.J151 Raolne Harrlaonvllle, speat • " ' lllnlel, Nicllolu, 111d tbad, Rev Howard l~lvotey DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Bible Study 10 am ; Worship with tnolbtr daughter 111d Col~m~bul; Mr. and Mn. BETHANY (Dprc.asl _ Robert Smllh, ~llfor Sunllay 11 o m onll 7 p m Bllile Study buband, Mr. and Mr1. a,de Walter, Jimmie, lack Worship, 9 30 a.m ., churc 1 \ ~:;::~· ~ei, 0 H~ll~ ~o~~~fp' Wednesday 7 p m , Vocal music 10 30 t m ' ' GOEGLEIN READY MIX lloNid Jones, Nelaon6, lhd c.me, 1bunnaa; Mr. school POWW!S SUPER VALU FIRST SOUTHERN CARMEL_ worSMD, 10 15 ~e;;l~e,;, 10 30 am , church , llld the group and Mrs. Cbester a m every Sunday, church 1 0 e N u N t T E D BAPTIST- Corner of Second and Anderson , Mason Pastor , . 1Jil3.1la m "The Fr~endly Folks" Dilltt2·3214 Sla'llly'a blrthda,y. Guella at Baumaardner and Tim, 1scnoot 1 APPLI OIOVI _ Sunday RITf AEN IN CHURIST- Walter Cloud Sunday school , Pomoroy, Ohio the Sla'lley IMIIIIe Mr, COihocton; Mr. and Mrs. School. 9 30 om' worShiP· Eldon ,l Blake, postor 9 £a m , worship service , 11 e, and ~ 30 p m Wetkly firS! .,d tnlrd sundoya 1 30 Sunil• • School 10 a m llld lin, Doyle lllllllan and Mlb ' HoWa.rd McCoy , supt . Bib e study, Wtdnesday . 1 30 Mana- ' Mn. Mabtl Pauley, Rulllllld, field; Mr. ud Mrs. Glen ' P m • prayer meeting. Morning sermon 11 am · pm THE DAILY SENTINEL M&R SHOPPING CENTER su~pJeOr, f1r~t Sun~ay night ' Service~ ' MASON ASSEMBLY OF aDd tbalr grancllon and Jnrin, Narp, J-ll!d Ray, re'l?~!:~r:· saturday 6 P m u M w Christian Endeavor. 7 30 GOD, Dudding Lane , Mason. flmiiJ; Hey. ud Mn. David M.ryl\'llle; Mary Kepnar. se~ond Tu1elday , 7 30 p.m · P m ; Sono service. R p ~ .. w V a , Ch,ster Tennant , Pomoroy, Ohio lll, Court 51 EAST LI.TART _ Sunday Preactun'j, 8 30 p m,. , Mid Plutor Sundey Schoof 9 45 ~ and cblldren of lflrtford; Mr.llld Mrs. Thad st.hOOt. Middleport, 01110 9:30 1 m. lWOrlhlp, Week rartr meet1ng , a.m ' Children's Church 6 -45 Woodalleld. 'n1e Wllemana Olarlty lnd Rachel, Hcond ond IOV!'fh ~und~YI rotnnday, 7 p m • Roy p m Youno People's Service l::vanvel l stlc 6 .u p m , I ede lo help lfr, 30 p m • prayer meottng: ~a:Jiot 1~~ lea~e~ JESUS Service Meig1 County lronch Dye ll1d ..... Blact· 7Wtdnnday, 1 JO p m . Women's 7:30 p .m , CHRIST BEN FRMKUN STORE u M w lint W"'nttcll¥ r . 30 Local ell ., ot Njfsslonory Council lQ o m • • • cahlnll 1111 lllrp m ' ~- ~ •, • Rutland on New Lime R:oad, rlrst anct third Tuesditys ATHENS SAVINGS : llldaj, alao. llr. llld Mn. Rtlll Jtlfen WESLEYAN Jlttliltl _ , to Forest lo.cro Pork, Prayer and Bible Study, MicldltpOrl, Ohio Mr. and Nn. ltoler ... Mella P'laher sunday schatJt tt • m . tv Ray Rouse , Plater; Wtdryesday, 7:30 p m t 'l worsnop, 11 ; llblt siully: obort Musser , Sundoy School m 1 McKD14bt, Wllltamaport, hwedtlln&oltiteyAIItn Thursday, 7 p"' , choor supt Sundoy SChool , 10 30 m Second Pommy l'fl. 992_.., Oblo, vlalted hla vand- llld ~at Nn practice, ThUI"Iday, 1 p m 1 • fl'l • worship 7 30 p m Bible HARTFO~D CHURCH 0~ rouowshlp ~pper, first study, Wednesdoy. 7 30 p m , , CHRIST In Chrlsflon Union Mrs. Goldie Gllkllly Mill Allen II a Wednesdey 1 6l l0 m , Saturdly night prayer ser; The Rev William campbell . ~ KINGSBURY tiOME GAUL'S and Mr. llld lin. aruddauchter of Carol u M w fourlh i'tJrlclaY j, m ' vlco. 7 30 p m Pastor Sunday School. 9:l0 I GREAT liND- Worship HIM LOCK o•Ovl a m : Jtmtl Huthtl, 'upt • and ealled on other J6n ~;liafllr of Reed 111m .. 7nd lnd 4th Sundlya, CMRIITIAN Roger, ever11ng service, 7: 30 p .m relaU• In thla 11'1111. The FlnHt In Mobflt HomH C~urch School. 10 1 m. Wllaon , poolor, Wallace Wednesday even~ng prayer J6n ll1d ketla rllher. l.ITART PALLS Wor t••~lord, IUpt., morning meet1nQ , 7 30 p m Youth E. Main Pommy PI!. 992-7034 Clay Janlaa, elllployee at Barbara Jordan, wbo Ship, 10 a m , , Chwrch sc:hool. 9 WOf'l'ip. l:H; church schoo,l, prayer strvlu tiCh Tutsdly lila ! 1 iuwat Fll'lll at IW1m ... Pracllcll • m , llblo study, 7 JO p m 11.:1111 l:ouno pooplo s F &. I R VI I W 1·11 L I m"llnt. . 30 P m 1 tVtnlni CHURCH, Ltlort, W Va, l't ~lldrlan. Wll 011 duty (II Nuralns Sehoul of tile OYery Tuoldoy MOIINING STAll W~r -1~7:30p .m., •Biblt 1, Riov , GeOrJit HpiChl!! llld at lladriJ• Hil1l Clnlr C¥111' llllp 9 30 • m , Church School StvdM~ t._7;B JI,.m. PAllor St~Ma, 'kloool ' " '" 1 • 1~r;r1n - a,m Prayor Mel BIDie Sl'"'y , NeliGnwldiiNUtjiiiUCo.ofCalumltui1Q Revln. rtet~~Uy lit employed at 10,30a m , Mid WMk s.-vl~. Small EngiM Sal• & Service Wtdlltlday . m. • Rtv Ctcll Co•. ~astor 7 30 p m COIIIOt Prayilr JOt $tlrl"' Avto. 491 LAK:tKt St. ' Mlcldleport I'll. 992-3092 Many fem!l• 11111- Haller Ml'dleal Center • MORtl Mjii'IL • Sunllly SchOOf sup ., JOI ~ orvlco luellloy, 10 e.r'n Dlalfft.UII Wor'r.h lp 11 a m 1 llf lnd ~d !,l't"N1 Sund•,-f t(ftot, 't!tl! Wors,tp Servicr. -rt,ursday, allo atteaded the Science Galllpolla. 1 ' undays Church SchQOf, 10 m • Sundav henlng wor 7 JO p ·m . ---·-!" ' -In wee~ TV ~0 ~0 a a ;n . M;~~~~~ ~~e~fnn9 0 1 '• Flowers To Will Sol1aw CII:IU-5560 PorPrampl courteous Service Carroll disturbed he1ress ratls 1nto the clutches of" relig1ous sect NBC blrs Medical Story · TUESDAY 'The Moonlight Heeler " Dr 6:30p.m. Robert Forster jeopardizes his PBS airs Geffin' Over (With career by taking a second lob Your Health), wlfh Delores as overnight physician at an Morlsseau hospi tal volunteer ernergencv hospltet. 8 p m. ' 10·30 p m. On NBC, The Baseball World On PBS , poet Charles " Bu of Joe Garaglola kovsky Reads Bukovsky " ABC has Happy Days Riehle 11 : 30 p.m gets some self-defense pointers NBC Tonight shOw Don from Fonzle Rlckles Is ouest host On CBS, Good Times On ABC, Man!'\ IX Is caught in PBS airs ' lndlln Summer" a boobv trapped building Summer life on the Santa Ana CBS late Mov1e 'Santee," pueblo reservation , seen With Glenn Ford as a ruthless through the eyes of tribe bOunty bunter member Ervin, 12 12:30 p m. 8:15p.m. . On ABC, Longstrret · "SO, 1t NBC hes game 3 of the world Who 's Fred Hornbeck.," Men Series has sp~t 10 years In prison for 1 8:30 p.m. murder he says he didn't On CBS, Joe and Sons Joe Is commit all set to go with Gus to the FRIDAY ,annual HobOken Sheet end Tube Hudson River boat ride and I p.m. On NBC, Sanford and Son beer blast, but he can't seem to get out of the house. "Broth.r, Can You Spare an PBS has Consumer surv ival Act " Fred goes Into show bit Kit Tonight, "Vapid Tronslt to get brother In law Allan How to Avo1d Catastrophe Drake out of the house Whon Vpu Move" (Rl On CBS , Big iOddle ond ABC airs Welcome Beck, Honer meet Bang Bang's · Kotter · "No More Mr Nlct brotber Boom Boom Guy.'' Kotter starts cracking ASC airs Mobile One Camp ~ • down . # bell goes affer a shOddy bus line operator after one of the ' 'p.m. CBS has Switch Pete and buses, loaded wlth kids, era Mac try to smok:e out some shes armored car robbers by using On PBS, Washington Week In gas station attendant Paul Rev iew 1 :10 p m. Koslo, one of the suspects, as belt; with Gayle Hunnlc:ut PBS has Wall Street Wee-k . On PBS, The Aacent of Man, "Business ' an~ Regulation,'' Tonlgnt · "Tne Hidden Struc with Lewis Engman. chairman ture 11 Chemistry, from alche• of the Federal Trade Comm Is my to atomic: theory {R) sian lo.BC has The Rookt111. Some Ory NBC. Chico ond tho Man: one 11 out to get Terry's "Chico end the Van " City glrlfrlend 1 her parent1 ,wit. Inspector evicts Chico from his nesaed a c:rlme Features "mObile home.'' and he moves In wfth Ed Alymond St Jacques M A S H Is on CBS 10 p.m . ' On lnterloce. PBS. "Miami 9 p.m SJI Cub!, No'" Cuban and NBC airs The Rockford Files Haitian refugees, and their " The Great Blue Lake Land differing fates I R I and Development Company" CBS airs Beacon Hill swindle On ABC , watch.ng Marcus ABC movie " The Th ief Who Welby, M 0 and Dr Kiley try Came to Dinner." Ryan O'Neal, to save e boy with en Incurable (ewel thief disease. Jenet Bleke decides Hawaii F1ve 0 is on CBS against having children McGarrrtt is tried for murder ID-30 p.m. by a convict jury In 11 kangaroo On "Woman," PBS. "Rape" court, ted by hls sworn enemy part~ . Sandra Elkin Interv iews Honore vashon (Harold Gould 1 Susan Brownmlller, aufhor of 10 p.m. "Agolnst Our Will " NJIC olrs Pollee Womon 11 JO p,.m. Sniper shoots two factory C:BS Mov ie • Death Race" workers Pilots Doug McClure and Roy On CBS, Barnaby Jones. Th innes, In a plane that can Veng.tul bride knocks off hotelonly taxi. trr to evade owner husband , her father Rom mel's deter tor cu. espe commttted suicide after a land clally Gtn Lloyd Brlclgts deal wifh dead hubble and ABC Mysterv. "Too Eesv to LlOYd Boctlner . who's next. Kill," starring Imogene Coca On PBS, " Harlem Voices. NBC Tonight Show Don Faces, " 1973 Swedish documen Rickle-s Is ouest host to Sally tery on New York Clfy 's black Struthers, Jerrv Vale commu01ty, followed bv a panel d1scussslon WEDNESDAY 1110pm 6:30 p.m. On tht Ton1ght Show, NBC. Book Beot , PBS : " WIIIIom Don Rickles tS gue-st host to Shakespeare A Documentary Bob Newhart. Historv " bv Sam Schoenbaum CBS movie : " Night or the I pm Lepus" (1973), starring Stuart NBC airs Game 4 of the Whitman Giant bunnies , end World series they' re hungry, from the novel When Things Were Rqtten on " The Year of the Angry ABC Robin and his men are Rabbit ' ' by Russell Braddon lmperlll<f by "The Ultimate ABC special "The Second Weapon," WhiCh Cln Wlpt OUI Annual Unofficial Bachelor of Sherwood ForHt 1nd .,v lrons . tt1e Year Awards " Joan Rivers Dn CBS. Tony Orlando and prnldes Hlgnllohts InclUde a Dawn Guests Ruth Buzz I, R;oy ~bathing lUff competition end Clark t Interviews PBS presents "The Tribal Eye" Tonight · " Crooked Book SATURDAY of Heaven " The Gltskan , 1 p m. ( approx.) Heide & Kwaklulfh Ind ians of NBC hOI Gome 6 Of the the American Northwest coast , World Serle't, if necessary. their customs and totems --. 1. 30 p m ( approx.) end the potlatch , a periodic ABC has college fool boll communtlty give away 4,Jo p.m. 1:30 p.m. CBS Sports Spectacula'r That's My Mama on ABC " Pan Amerlcan Games," from 11 t p.m . Mexico City The Champag . Cannon Is on CBS Corrupt ne," race fOr two vear.olds, cop , believed dud, Is back from Belmont Park, Elmont, On ABC . Barettt, working the NY docks, meets a waitress who .s p.m may htve It in for him ABC Wide World of Sports On PBS , Great Performan 7pm ces Jennie Tonight, " Lady On Firing Lint, PBS, William Rondolpn " Buckley asks "Is Our Military Defense Adequate?" Defense 10 p.m CBS Rtports "The American secre tary James SchiHinoer Way of Cancer " THe Un 1ted tells him 1 p.m. States, No 1 In cancer , Is also The Jeffersons are on CBS the most lndustriatly developed nation In the world Colnclden· On their annlversarv. George ce? "Experts contend that up Insists that Louise's wttddlng to 85 per cent of all cancers are vows lnctude a P.romlse to love, environmentally produced.'' honor and ' lie" for her says Dan Rather, who narrates husband On NBC, Emergency' Produced by Judy Crichton ABC has Starlky and Hutch. Trainee Elayne Hellvell •non. Two strippers are killed after a ates the crew On lo.BC , Saturlloy Night ~lve timid ma,... sends warning notes , he says ht overheard the wUh Howard Cosell 1:30 p.m murders planned on ttle phone CBS airs Doc Burglar wlfh a On PBS, sav Brother " Viet gall bladder problem pavs a nam" night house call ' 11.30 p.m. 9 p.m NBC Tonight snow Don On CBS , Mary Tyler Moore's Rickles ~~ ouest host to Adrienne Barbeeu, Stiller and aunt Eileen Heckhart, newspa. per woman end prima dOnna, Meere. ABC Movie "Haunts of the visits the newsroom NBC movie · "The New Ve-ry Rich," starring Edward Asner. Llovd Bridges. Anne Centurions" · ( 1972 ), starring Francis, Clorls . Leachman GfOI"ge C Scott and Stacy Seven people arrive at a Keach as cops, veteran and tropical resort after retelvlng rookie , based on Joseph Wam mysterious Invitations, they do baugh's novel S W AT Is on ABC Corl · not have 1 good time Bett, flr'lanclally ruined tX· CBS Movie Is "Hec Ramsev Scar Tissue" Young man senator who ltd the heist on hiS wants to kill father who own electronics warehouse. pretends to aid pollee $0 he can abandoned hlm rub out the one petson who knOWI THURSDAY t:lO p.m .1 p.m. Bob Newhart Is on CBS After PBS nu Block Perspectjve on the News. " Joan Little" part a torrid blind dale, Carol Is 2, with Jerry PauL her chief married to a handsome travel lawyer, and Golden Franks, of agent 10 p.m. North Carolina SCLC Carol Burnett Is on CBS. I p.m On PBS , SOUndstage features (NBC hOI a World Ser(es game it needed, or regular Tnree Dog Nlgnt Tney do Hoyt Axton's ' jJoy to the World.'' progromlng ) other songs . ttBC airs Tht Montotvacos. ABC has Matt Helm "Game ,, On Tne Wallons , CBS, Joson. 18 and confused, doesn't know of I he Century " Our lrtu 1 What he wants, so he wants multimillion dollar poker game, everything - and mav get sick the sponaor of a math genius is from overwork, Ivan Dbco., 'tQUnd dead , with Blff McGulre, Pat Crowley directed 11 p.m. On ABC, Barney Miller An International Animation Fes arsonist 11 plaguing the pre cinct and Chana arre•ts a man tlval Is on PBS 11:30 p.m . tor shooting 111 cand~ machine NBC airs Saturday Nigh t PBS olrs Tne Romontlc Live Paul Simon Is host, with Rebtlllon " Goye " (RI Art Gartun kel and PhOe-be 1:30 p.m. Snow Fov Ia on NBC ABC llrs On Tht Roc~l PBS alro ClassiC Thutre Preview The Hum•nltles ln Art Tonight, a preview of "Paradise Restored" with Judith Kates of Harvard 'p.m . PBS eln ClaSSIC ThHtrt • Tnt Hvmanltln In Art. Tonight , "Peredlll Rntored " John POMEROY Nevllto portroys John Milton In lOW LING LANES Don Taylor's llromotltatlon of 'lreball League the blind poll's lofer ynrs . Oct. 6 ~lnt• ..._NBC: olrol!llery Quttn "Tnt T••m No 2 J •o 0 .-ntriOh'l CIII'M " Fabric Sho~ JO 10 L CIIS mov(l' "Thly Only Kill · 20 20 'Thtlr Mlltlrt" llf7ll, 111rrtno Team No 4 16 24 •JIIIIIn Gll'ner, Muraw my1. THm NO 5 1• 26 llrY I lor I Whll,, 1111 prlmt Team No 1 o• I II I ciOIItrmln pin Tttm No 3 Hlgn Individual game ocher. 0t1 "Bt, Tho Strttfl of san SllbY Mlnlty, 1•9; IICOnd Frjfflclsco. Mlkt may bteome htgn Individual gomt - Clore dHI Oltl!f' lOme tscoplng Mcintyre. Hlgn strltl - Be(ty Wilson , robbers nm over hint tn 1 van. 415; HCOnd high Strlll llpm Hlrly 0 IS on I,HC Mtnfllly Selby Manley. •o9 St N. Second St. Mlddllljlort. OhiO and Local Bowling -.ct P. J. PAIUY, AGENT ' NEWSPAPE .CARRIE • DITION We're ;hel_ping boys and .girls to l ' ' OF SERVICE ... 'I " "\I ' ) . ' ,. ( business · l-eaders . ' ' "' "" I YOUR NEWSPAPER BOY ~AY BE A GIRL! ... .. 1 ' •• The tenn, "Newspaper hoy", has fallen by.ihe wayside a8 "" newspapers all over America are beginning to contract • •• with girls as well as boys to be their newspaper croner1~~, As .:,.ewspaper carriers, these young boys and girls are' ' ' . ~. " j J, I .... w, 'i ... ~ J• h'"J r~ I p We Would Like To Take This .._ .. .;q t1 l ~ !J/ I 'I f Opportunity To Salute ·our~ fine I I 0 '. Carriers, and To Say Thanks To ' I I Them For The Fine Job They Are Doing in Bringing You .n,TI®~ I : J The News ,. ' Beth Gloeckner Jeff Hilleary Danny Hysell Bl'bar3 Gordon Barbara Grueser Virginia Thomas David Hysell Brent tbJCiashelt Bryan Bauer Jenell Randy tbulashelt V'ICkie lla1fes Mindy l.Qng : ·· •· hn..: .,.,, David lewis Greg Bush Jeff Peckham Keith Musser M&.Cale Kenneth Koehler Patleison Steve fife nna Pierce Ricky Nitl John·Spyder MatU1ew Weaver Jim Webster Sheila Horky Andy Lane Daniels Mapel Sheets ~lan ~er ~.,~iley Nancy JCI()et'S Geoige Korn Kel~ •• '" f1 Darla·Wilcox ....,, f t1 ll{o~ , Florence MclalJ&hlin . Kenny Gilkey -· MOTOR ROUTE CARRIERS I '. Rodney Bumgardner ' I • "Hats" Off To These Fine Youngste~s, Debbie' Smith Jnes Weaver '> r. Jet(Hysell ' • " • ~ , om~ Sentinel and Sunday ·llmes.Sentinel 1 Chartotte Brown Mick Miller • �.. Sentirl<'l, Middleport-Ponicroy. ,... . ~h~Sentinei,M~id)dl:epo~ri-~Pome~.~ro~y.o~··Fr~ida~y.oc~t].to~,i97~5~Jl;ooJ~~~~~i t--~--e...l..e·v·zs·.·i·o·n-·l·o·g-fi•o.._r_ea_s_y_v_z...e..W-l~.n~g-__ , Oct. 10.1975 .. NO.vato:s Friday, OctotHtr u _. !.975 i:J()-Porter Wagoner 3) Bobby Vinton 4: Candid Camera 6; Evening Edition with Martin Agronsky 20$25,000 Pyramid tO; To Tell the Truth 13. Pop I · Goes the Country 15; Black Perspective on the News 33. · B:DO-Sanford and Son 3,4,15; Mobile One 6,13: Big Eddie 8,10; Washington Week In Review 20,33. ' &:30-Chlco and the Man 3,4,15; M-A-S-H 8,10: Wall Street Week 20,33. , H I " 9:00-Rockford Flies 3,4,15; Movie 'Sweet osage AT HIS STUDIO DC)WNTOWN. WHO IS THIS? •UH· CAPl'AJN EASY ! AND SUPPOSe ... tiOWWfi CANT WEi FIND tn ... WOTTA .WI< TIMC/1: THA 1::10 THEiN J BIGFOOT! IT'$- PAYL16HT~ BR~DGE · WIN AT DUroJNO~ THAT 'S WHAT'S WORih' IN' 1.\Ei ... THE "WHAT EL~E" PAR.T! ' Alternatives have best edge . ~' NORTH !Di •Q64 Apart from Ute fact Utat Ute play worked, it was the best percentage. There was a 26% chance to drop a singleton king . If il failed to drop there was a 36% chance that clubs would break 3-3.'That would allow lwo spade discardS on clubs unless it lurned out Utat West bad. started with all lhree diamonds . In addition If clubs broke 4·2 and diamonds 2·1 everything would come up roses for SouUt. We leave you to work oul the whole play if you w~h. .The total chance comes out to a tri· De better th.an flO% chance a straigbi finess would provide. 10 'A7 i • J5! .AQ963 WEST EAST · • J 1092 'Q!0865 'K9432 • 872 • J105 •u7 .K +83 SOOTH • A53 • J. ·· tAQ 109764 • K4 . Both vulnerable I OOIJ'T CARE IF 1\jf:l'j 1>0 aim..€ Weot . $~0 AA HDJRll'M Pl.UMBBR! .. " .. ''.I I I II {' .1'1"1'1 .l•i ." ' OIU'HJUot IU"<.U:. ' Ll'tTLE- o·RPHA ..~-H·~~~~~~~~~ ; CAM1T C.tVE . 'IOU MUCH.. HOT I<II<AT -...._,...._,I WE'D LIKE 10 · · .•.' ... il ;\~" _j ' j1.0'1~ 11 , 1• 11 ' ***** ' ,. ~~ ' 1',. 4-H'tr .l(lAU"Ils t~ .liv§f .Tbe . '" .t:' ' • "1 , ". y ,,,u .• ,,,_ •r.wAIIr. l ~ .~ ~ 'h, ))! .. " ' ' •· ' They set realistic goals ••• are P~Ys .IW4 ~Js, yo~!it •• I '"ll' l':! ' ' job they're doing •• l their great ments in the community. are all I ' \ jl); ... accomplish- lt Ending for mils or tact 17 Irilb Let's give them our total support during 4-H Week, and all through GASOUNE ALLEY the yea,r. All m1.1 '73 checks, Skeezix,ard here's list of wMt eCICh "sweetbeart" 11 Piece of fumlture . zt Coop dweller %! Winglike 22 Sacre -! Z3 Procraatinalion Zi Admlnla~ one was l 'J ~ l • j] SALUTE THE 4-H• CLUBS OF MEIGS COUNTY ,. f • ELBERF~I:DS • IN I 11,1 •' THE DAILY SENTINEL ! . Pomeroy, Olllo ' r•' ' ·i't • RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE : ·· t ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN Meigs Branch ' FULTON-1HOMPSON TRACTOR SALES INC. Pomeroy, Ohio , · · .tom··suPPLY .• (I Pomeroy .. ,, II " ·"'~ 'OVI'S ··E~GS _~,, t ~·.••·~ ! ~ 1 MlnersvilleOhlo m .J161 ' · ~UGAR RUN nOUR MILLS · ·~ f,_ .. 1\ Pomeroy# 1«?1'10.' Pomeroy, Ohio ' ' i It rJ.~. WAID 'CROS$ SONS STQR£tn• 1 Jl Rkine ...Ohio ·, ~ t •F't f •·. ' , MEIGS'EilUIPMENT • ll ' "'- ' !'t~ero~ , "'~'o ,·,~~;\ '•II Visit Our hotpoint Appliance Dept. e:ARTH t · · ' ' ,lut 0:: Middleport 1 11' 1 llr ... '1. h POMEROY NATioNAL BANK ' , ; , ttlw J. 'I ~. 3rd .• i ' 1 Pomerov, Ohio DOWNING-CHILDS ~ KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. I .• .,. DAN THOMPSON FORD INC. . •.. ' W. Second St. K&C-JEWELERS Kaepsoke Diamond Rings Pomaroy Middleport, Ohio ' ' NELSON'S PRESCRIPTION DRUGS Frei DIH•• r Cleopitra 11 One of Robt. 11 Bridge vlclllry Burna' sweet. 22 Swill city hau1l Z3 Notice (2 wdl.) U llolate 11 Wind off, uatllm Zl Twofold • Siller of Llza MlnneDi 31 Arab COWIIry :se S11mnw (Fr.) fl Ewnt of 1112 ,._,y, Ollie GLdRY BE!! HAND· CRANKED ICE CREAM!! AN' HAND-PULLED, TOO!! ~. -~ • : ' ., ·, '· Nuts a,.lOi Elec. Co. 20. :•. .., . ,;. • •· .: •• :: •. !: '· ,. ,• 5:3t>-Adlm-12 4; Erica 33. 5:45-Maklng ·; nings Work 33. . 6:DO-News3,4.8,10; God has the Answwer 15: Catch-33 33. 6:30-NBC Newt 3,4,15; ABC Newt 13; News 6; Rhoda 8; CBS News 10; Lilias Yoga & You 33 . 7:0D-World at War 3; Lawrence Welk ;, 15; Hee Haw 6,8; Firing Llne33; In the Know 10; Newsmaker ·~5 13. 7:3t>-Tr-ure Hunt 3; Wild Kingdom 13; Len of the Wild 10. ' - a:oo-Emergency 3,4,15: }ioward C-11 6,13; Jef. fersona 8, tO; Rivals of Sherlock Holmeo 33. 8:»--oc: 1,10. . 9:oo-Movle "The Meoh•nlc" 3,4, 15; SWAT 6,13; Mllry Tyler Moore 1.10: American Family 33. ,, . . .8Gb llewhart 1,10. 10:oo-Matt Helm 6, 13; Carol Burnett 8, 10; Soundstage 33. • ll:OD-News 3,4,8,10,13; Buckeye Football Hlghllghls 6; Outdoors with Ken Callaway ••· Monty Python's Flying Circus 33. 11 :30-Movle "The Sound of Anger" 3; Saturday Night A, 15; ABC News 6: Don Kirshner's Rock Concert&; Woody Hayes: Football 10; 'Movie "The Conqueror Worm" 13; Janak! 33. • ;· • : , ' 1 ·. ' • 11 : ~Movie "God.zllla's Revenge" 6. 12:00 Movie "Georgy Girl" 10. · 1:DO-Movie "The Smugglers" 4; Movie "Destroy All Monsttrs" 13 .. 1:30-Soul Train 6. 2:oo-Movle "Paris When It Slnles" 10. 2:30-ABC News 13. 1--+-+-+---1 ..-+-+-+---1 -+-+-+--i BXFHAO BJPSYI LHYYHX BVX YMJY VAH I' 3:oo--Movle "Showdown" A. t 4:oo-Movle "Cry Terror" 10. 5:oo-Movlt "Copacabana Palace"~- will do The ma--· """""'~-~ begr~dglngly . ~~..,i';,~• you won't even' VIRGO (Aua. 21·hpl. . 221 the temptation to take T J, A financial rlake. Leave y~ur Chackbook at hOf1'1 II you re MJESFYY heeding tor tilt racetrack or Yellmlay'a Ci)ploqtiOfe: WE HA~ NOT YET BEGUN TO eYin the bingo parlor· USE KIND WORDS IN SUCH ABUNDANCE AS THEY OUGHT UIIIA (lap!. D-Olt. Ia) Your TO BE USED. - BLAISE PASCAL family Ia going to find you very (C, " " 111111 Poal.,.. sr.lldtcalt,IM,) YJSP ERWIN'S GULF SERVICE STATION . (2'wdl.) ' '' , .; . • •' :: • : '' . "'•· 10:3~Run Joe Run 3,4,15; Uncle Croc'S Block 6,13. •.'' · 11 :DO-Return to the Planet of the Apes 3,4,15: Space •, ..._...,.,, oat. t1, 1111 AIHU (llerah 21·Apr11111 Taillllwanl a Lubricant day you're likely to be aweyed by the warda of others. Analyza UOneofthe cart!YIIy the advtco and ill "Three eource befOre VOl! follOw ~: Stooges" TAUIIVI (April It-May 201 UPalroll r.-+-+--i Thlala d«<nltely not the day to S'1 Tepefy antmpt a do-~·youreelf prosa Squirrel -~-+--1 jaot Sort thumba and frayed monkey tempera will rMuft. QllltNt (MIIJ 11-.luM 201 sa "Rule BnDon1 be too open-handed totamla" u day and tend .something not COIIl(lOiel' youra withOUt flrat consulting II Slipup -1-..L.....I.-dtheowner. Hwouldbeabrbch end frlll!dahlp.• DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here'a how to work It: ollafth CANCIII (.luni21..Julr 221 Be . AXYDLBAAXI ourt your mate hu 1 voiCe In II LONGFIILLOW dactalona allectlng tile family One letter simply lltancll for anolhe.r . In lhlo IIIIIPle A Ia today. Whe or aha doeen't and uled fol the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Slncle letten, eomethlng goea awry, you'll apoolropbea, the lencth and formation of the wordl ore all n~ heer the ond of II. uo (.IUIJ ts-A,.. 221 There blata. Each day the eode letters are different. will be - • 1 t.oke you don't CIYPTOQVOTES enjoy doing atarlng you In the MJZFAQ Pomeroy, Ohio .Pomeroy cwnment 7 Biter of J CROW'S STEAK HOUSE G&J AUTO PARTS CO. MiddltpoH,,.Ohlo 6:DO-Sunrl$0 Semester 10; Debates lor the ' 701. 13. 6:3t>-Fun for Everyone 6; TV Classroom 8: Treehouse Club 10. · 7:DO-Saturdly Report 3; Farm Front 4; EdQie Saunders 6; Treehou.se Club 8; U.S; Farm Report ·10; Kentucky Afield 13. 7:·3()-Bullwlnkle 3: I Dream of Jeannie 4; Jet10ns 6; Dusty's Treehouse I; Man from C.O.S.t. 10; Devlin 13; Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20. . . &:DO-Emergency Plus 4, 3,4; Hong Kong Phooey 6,13; Pebbles & Bamm-Bamm 8, 10; Sesame S. 20. 8:3D-Sigmund & the Sea Monsters 3,4,15; Tom & Jerry-GrapeApe6,13; Bugs Bunny-Road Runner 8; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 9:DO-Secret Lives of WaldO Kitty 3,4,15; Elec. Co. 20. 9:3t>-Plnk Panther 3,4, 15; Lost Saucer 13; Big· Blue Marble 6; Scooby-Iioo 8, 10; Mister Rogers 20. IO:DO-Land of the Lost3,4,15; Adventures of Gilligan 13; Hot Dog 6; Shalom 8, 10; SesameS I. 20. · S...lliCe Bedl 0101 Insurance Agency, Inc. Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio ClnZENS NATIONAL BANK Middleport, .Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio · · ·IGA Foodllner M&R lljlraalnland Middleport' THE FARM ER$.-BANK & SAV~NGS~ 00 •' 1 OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING &HEATING Racine. Ohio M&R SHOPPING CENTER Pomeroy, Ohio tO [ _fOWELl'S SUPER VAW '" ,. •m n Pomerey, '""*'' ,,.r1 ' ' ,4 lS1 E. Main Pomeroy, Ohio RACINE HOME NATIONAL BANK Pomeroy•Rutland. Tuppers Plains EWING FUNERAL HOME r.t, .. ,,. FRANCIS RORIST Your Singer Store Pomeroy J co: .::·.:~ lll ll1 1 " ..... Rac:ine, Ohio THE FABRLC SHOP Ph. 992-2709 __ STAR SUPPLY Open Tii1D p.m. Middleport, Ohio • CacR- Middleport, Ohio MARK VSUPER MARKET 992-7034 VALLEY ·LUMBER & SUPPLY. ~ '\ 1 tr. SCRTA DOWN-10-- THE VILLAGE PHARMACY Pomeroy, Ohio KINGSBURY MOBILE HOMES • ,.. r , 1 '· . , ,. REUTER-BROGAN INSURAHOE SERVICE 1V POMEROY LANDMARK Middleport, Ohio - Your Arl Carved Qoaler I Potentate IZEndlnC!or S<-JEST"A • RAWLINGS.COATS FUNERAL HOME GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE Serving for OVer 100 Y'ltlrs l· Pomeroy, Ohio • POMEROY FLOWER SHOP . Flowers for All Occasions Pomeroy, Ohio 985-3307 · Pomeroy, Ohio 3 %t-:WIIb magnificence 1\,11 1 •'l1 Chesltr;'Ohio ; GAS SERVICE '.'' w.'Maill. . ,. 10:DO-Pollci Woman JA,15; Birnaby Jones 8,10; :.: N'ews 20; Paul Nuchlms 33. • · ! 10:30-Avlatlon Weather 20. 11 :DO-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15; Wide Worl!f Special 13: ' Sammy and Company 6; Movie "Three Ring • Circus" 8; Movie " Lady In the Lake" 10; Janak133. ' 1:00:-Midnlght Special 3,4,15; Wide World Spaclal6; Movie "The Eyes of Charles Sand" 10; News 13. "· 2:30-Movle "Come Seplember" 4. : 4:30-Movle ''Istanbul Express" 4. • SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11,1975 ! rgee••• " ' POM~OY Harry Lauder YesterdiJ'aA1011g (4 wda.) 1% Goober n More 4,Cozy room banal · 5·Old German lt Brllillber'a %t Lalt 110111 coin Ivar.) tered zt City In Judah 21 Revolve Z8 .._the lut ' .. ' . 1\ ~······~················ ' 3 FIIIIOIII encJne for~ . , . payer u warm 111 ' f,r. ' '. ~tly cerialn mountains • leaders, dedicated workers; compassionate friends.· .... u 11 Of l part o'f their edq~tion. They're taught 'to be active l1t'f preserving in · us. Lets. show the~ that we're proud of the fine j activitieii.•an.d individual projects ACROSS 41 Actor 1 Surrounded by O'Neal 5-la Ia DOWN a Strai&Jem I Olear ar t Be quiet! TOIIJ, e.ll(2 Will.) Z·UMW . _ ac~ieviJ;tg, th~~ 1'hey're tru~y a credit to all of r men ~d· wo~.;.i.:~~:·belong 'to 4-H cluhs through" n,~,., .. out t~e . country are taught through experiencing•. 'I ••tn:1 ,, ' ' I i• •' ' ·•· Gro~ • 'o •I ~I) by THOMAS ~OSEPH --·l". 't· . T~?e ar~t;1~~~.t~.undations on whi~h every >'""''· . " JACOBY MODERN.) .ii~~~~==~er.u•"-' The;'8uii&ing;Blocks of·Life • • • Head, Heart, Hands; and Health 6,13; Hawaii Flve-0 8,10; Firing Line 20; Olga 33. 11 :30-Westwlnd 3,4,15; Oddball Couple 6,13; Ghost Buoters 8, tO; Mlst.e r Rogers 20. • -t2 :DO-Josle & the Pussycats 3,4,1~; Speed Buggy"6,13; Valley of the Dinosaurs 8,10; Vegetable Soup 20. 12 :3()-Soul Train 3; College Foolb~ll 6,13; Go-USA 4, 15; VIewpoint 8; Fat Albert tO. A reader from Nebraska · 12 :.15-College Footbioll 6,13; . waqts to know the correct response to partner's one ·olllb . 1:DO-Bicentennial Ball 4; College Football Pre-Game Show a; Children's Film Festival 10: Bonanza 15: opening with: . Commanders 33. • AQ65. K43 +KJt4. J4. 1:Jt>-Marsllall Football '75 3; To Tell the Truth 4; The al)Jwer is Uta! be should College Football a: · bid one ·diamond. His band 2:DO-NFL Game o1 the Week 3: Bonanza 4; Urban does qualify for two notrump, League 10; Wrestling 15; Film 33. but he should not make thls 2:30-Pe111coat Junction 3; Movie "Do Not Disturb" response when he has two good 10; Valiant Years 33. . four'(:ard suits. Not thai the 3:011-Green Acres 3; Movie "Man's Favorite Sport?" bidding isn't likely to wind up at 4; To Be Announced 15; Family at War 33. . Utree nolrump. Just thai Ute 3:30-Movle "Night Alter Night" 3. . 4:DO-To Be Announced 6; Charleston Job Corps 13; diamond bid gives the best Public Pqjj_~y Forums 15; Making Things Grow 33. chance to explore slam ~ : 3()-Sports rpectaculer 8,10; Nashville on the Road possibilities. t3; Preoer~lng Food 33. • (Do you have a question tor 5:DO-FBI 3; Wide World of Sports 6,13; I Dream of the Jacobys? Write "Ask the Jeannie 4; To Be Announced 15; Romagnolls: Tble Jacobys" care of this newspaper. The most In · teresling questions will be used In this column and writers will rocoive of ! 1 .. ~~~ By Oswald & Jameo Jacoby The bidding in the boz shows the actual bidding of today's band. II may nol meet with - - - . your approval but the final contracl of six diamonds certainly 1 s~~~3!i~kl is the.correct one. The combination of Ute jack of spades lead and Ute fact Utat • AF 11•• ••u· East was able to cover dum· my's queen with Ute kiflll left the contract In considerable jeOpardy, but SouUt was equal to the occasion. At trick two he played his ace 1ireJ~flHrei of trumps. The aincieton king ~.: dropped, whereupon South had no trouble scorinc all13 tricks . V'ERY LITTl.~J AAHtE .. I<IE J Soutb EJol ~ 10-10 OGT. 5 ,THRU 11:th ' Nonll ·I· Pa55 Pass 2 N. T. Pass ·Pass 3 • Pass Pass •• Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening tead-J • CJ.WIJ(p ,., "(h ••. . .. NOT HERE, HE'S •. I 1, . JLVPY. -d FSSFJK Alllat · difficult to please today , T~ll'a beCause you're going to tell them to do onll thing and ex• • pact something elle. ICORPIO (oat. M-~Mf, 221 Even though you're going to find the per1ect opening, don1 repeat what - told to you In confidence. The pereon will leern you've apllled the beans. 8AQITTAIIIU8 (-. 211 If you've eermarked money for the -kend's fun, stick to the budget. Dig Into other lunda and you'll have trouble paying It back lat.r. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-.lan. 111 Button your lip If you feel like saying a '"" choice W.,da to the boas today. Ha may not always be right. but he'o alwlya the bo... AQUAIIIUI (...... 10-Feb. 111 steer clear of politica l or· phlloaophlcel dabam today. Feathers will gat ruffled that wilt be hard to amooth back Into place. PIIC!I (fell. 101 Friends may try' to lmpoao on you today . Be on guard II you're with a pereon who'o not ' normally reticent abou~ ul<lng lor tavoro anyway: ao-....- evour Birthday oat. 11 , 1m · You're going to be utra ambttloua thlo coming yeer. You will drive youroelt hardiw, but your onerglet will a1ao dlrectty benefit thoae you love. tNEWSPAPD 1!1{!1:1U'11181 .....) .. �.. Sentirl<'l, Middleport-Ponicroy. ,... . ~h~Sentinei,M~id)dl:epo~ri-~Pome~.~ro~y.o~··Fr~ida~y.oc~t].to~,i97~5~Jl;ooJ~~~~~i t--~--e...l..e·v·zs·.·i·o·n-·l·o·g-fi•o.._r_ea_s_y_v_z...e..W-l~.n~g-__ , Oct. 10.1975 .. NO.vato:s Friday, OctotHtr u _. !.975 i:J()-Porter Wagoner 3) Bobby Vinton 4: Candid Camera 6; Evening Edition with Martin Agronsky 20$25,000 Pyramid tO; To Tell the Truth 13. Pop I · Goes the Country 15; Black Perspective on the News 33. · B:DO-Sanford and Son 3,4,15; Mobile One 6,13: Big Eddie 8,10; Washington Week In Review 20,33. ' &:30-Chlco and the Man 3,4,15; M-A-S-H 8,10: Wall Street Week 20,33. , H I " 9:00-Rockford Flies 3,4,15; Movie 'Sweet osage AT HIS STUDIO DC)WNTOWN. WHO IS THIS? •UH· CAPl'AJN EASY ! AND SUPPOSe ... tiOWWfi CANT WEi FIND tn ... WOTTA .WI< TIMC/1: THA 1::10 THEiN J BIGFOOT! IT'$- PAYL16HT~ BR~DGE · WIN AT DUroJNO~ THAT 'S WHAT'S WORih' IN' 1.\Ei ... THE "WHAT EL~E" PAR.T! ' Alternatives have best edge . ~' NORTH !Di •Q64 Apart from Ute fact Utat Ute play worked, it was the best percentage. There was a 26% chance to drop a singleton king . If il failed to drop there was a 36% chance that clubs would break 3-3.'That would allow lwo spade discardS on clubs unless it lurned out Utat West bad. started with all lhree diamonds . In addition If clubs broke 4·2 and diamonds 2·1 everything would come up roses for SouUt. We leave you to work oul the whole play if you w~h. .The total chance comes out to a tri· De better th.an flO% chance a straigbi finess would provide. 10 'A7 i • J5! .AQ963 WEST EAST · • J 1092 'Q!0865 'K9432 • 872 • J105 •u7 .K +83 SOOTH • A53 • J. ·· tAQ 109764 • K4 . Both vulnerable I OOIJ'T CARE IF 1\jf:l'j 1>0 aim..€ Weot . $~0 AA HDJRll'M Pl.UMBBR! .. " .. ''.I I I II {' .1'1"1'1 .l•i ." ' OIU'HJUot IU"<.U:. ' Ll'tTLE- o·RPHA ..~-H·~~~~~~~~~ ; CAM1T C.tVE . 'IOU MUCH.. HOT I<II<AT -...._,...._,I WE'D LIKE 10 · · .•.' ... il ;\~" _j ' j1.0'1~ 11 , 1• 11 ' ***** ' ,. ~~ ' 1',. 4-H'tr .l(lAU"Ils t~ .liv§f .Tbe . '" .t:' ' • "1 , ". y ,,,u .• ,,,_ •r.wAIIr. l ~ .~ ~ 'h, ))! .. " ' ' •· ' They set realistic goals ••• are P~Ys .IW4 ~Js, yo~!it •• I '"ll' l':! ' ' job they're doing •• l their great ments in the community. are all I ' \ jl); ... accomplish- lt Ending for mils or tact 17 Irilb Let's give them our total support during 4-H Week, and all through GASOUNE ALLEY the yea,r. All m1.1 '73 checks, Skeezix,ard here's list of wMt eCICh "sweetbeart" 11 Piece of fumlture . zt Coop dweller %! Winglike 22 Sacre -! Z3 Procraatinalion Zi Admlnla~ one was l 'J ~ l • j] SALUTE THE 4-H• CLUBS OF MEIGS COUNTY ,. f • ELBERF~I:DS • IN I 11,1 •' THE DAILY SENTINEL ! . Pomeroy, Olllo ' r•' ' ·i't • RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE : ·· t ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN Meigs Branch ' FULTON-1HOMPSON TRACTOR SALES INC. Pomeroy, Ohio , · · .tom··suPPLY .• (I Pomeroy .. ,, II " ·"'~ 'OVI'S ··E~GS _~,, t ~·.••·~ ! ~ 1 MlnersvilleOhlo m .J161 ' · ~UGAR RUN nOUR MILLS · ·~ f,_ .. 1\ Pomeroy# 1«?1'10.' Pomeroy, Ohio ' ' i It rJ.~. WAID 'CROS$ SONS STQR£tn• 1 Jl Rkine ...Ohio ·, ~ t •F't f •·. ' , MEIGS'EilUIPMENT • ll ' "'- ' !'t~ero~ , "'~'o ,·,~~;\ '•II Visit Our hotpoint Appliance Dept. e:ARTH t · · ' ' ,lut 0:: Middleport 1 11' 1 llr ... '1. h POMEROY NATioNAL BANK ' , ; , ttlw J. 'I ~. 3rd .• i ' 1 Pomerov, Ohio DOWNING-CHILDS ~ KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. I .• .,. DAN THOMPSON FORD INC. . •.. ' W. Second St. K&C-JEWELERS Kaepsoke Diamond Rings Pomaroy Middleport, Ohio ' ' NELSON'S PRESCRIPTION DRUGS Frei DIH•• r Cleopitra 11 One of Robt. 11 Bridge vlclllry Burna' sweet. 22 Swill city hau1l Z3 Notice (2 wdl.) U llolate 11 Wind off, uatllm Zl Twofold • Siller of Llza MlnneDi 31 Arab COWIIry :se S11mnw (Fr.) fl Ewnt of 1112 ,._,y, Ollie GLdRY BE!! HAND· CRANKED ICE CREAM!! AN' HAND-PULLED, TOO!! ~. -~ • : ' ., ·, '· Nuts a,.lOi Elec. Co. 20. :•. .., . ,;. • •· .: •• :: •. !: '· ,. ,• 5:3t>-Adlm-12 4; Erica 33. 5:45-Maklng ·; nings Work 33. . 6:DO-News3,4.8,10; God has the Answwer 15: Catch-33 33. 6:30-NBC Newt 3,4,15; ABC Newt 13; News 6; Rhoda 8; CBS News 10; Lilias Yoga & You 33 . 7:0D-World at War 3; Lawrence Welk ;, 15; Hee Haw 6,8; Firing Llne33; In the Know 10; Newsmaker ·~5 13. 7:3t>-Tr-ure Hunt 3; Wild Kingdom 13; Len of the Wild 10. ' - a:oo-Emergency 3,4,15: }ioward C-11 6,13; Jef. fersona 8, tO; Rivals of Sherlock Holmeo 33. 8:»--oc: 1,10. . 9:oo-Movle "The Meoh•nlc" 3,4, 15; SWAT 6,13; Mllry Tyler Moore 1.10: American Family 33. ,, . . .8Gb llewhart 1,10. 10:oo-Matt Helm 6, 13; Carol Burnett 8, 10; Soundstage 33. • ll:OD-News 3,4,8,10,13; Buckeye Football Hlghllghls 6; Outdoors with Ken Callaway ••· Monty Python's Flying Circus 33. 11 :30-Movle "The Sound of Anger" 3; Saturday Night A, 15; ABC News 6: Don Kirshner's Rock Concert&; Woody Hayes: Football 10; 'Movie "The Conqueror Worm" 13; Janak! 33. • ;· • : , ' 1 ·. ' • 11 : ~Movie "God.zllla's Revenge" 6. 12:00 Movie "Georgy Girl" 10. · 1:DO-Movie "The Smugglers" 4; Movie "Destroy All Monsttrs" 13 .. 1:30-Soul Train 6. 2:oo-Movle "Paris When It Slnles" 10. 2:30-ABC News 13. 1--+-+-+---1 ..-+-+-+---1 -+-+-+--i BXFHAO BJPSYI LHYYHX BVX YMJY VAH I' 3:oo--Movle "Showdown" A. t 4:oo-Movle "Cry Terror" 10. 5:oo-Movlt "Copacabana Palace"~- will do The ma--· """""'~-~ begr~dglngly . ~~..,i';,~• you won't even' VIRGO (Aua. 21·hpl. . 221 the temptation to take T J, A financial rlake. Leave y~ur Chackbook at hOf1'1 II you re MJESFYY heeding tor tilt racetrack or Yellmlay'a Ci)ploqtiOfe: WE HA~ NOT YET BEGUN TO eYin the bingo parlor· USE KIND WORDS IN SUCH ABUNDANCE AS THEY OUGHT UIIIA (lap!. D-Olt. Ia) Your TO BE USED. - BLAISE PASCAL family Ia going to find you very (C, " " 111111 Poal.,.. sr.lldtcalt,IM,) YJSP ERWIN'S GULF SERVICE STATION . (2'wdl.) ' '' , .; . • •' :: • : '' . "'•· 10:3~Run Joe Run 3,4,15; Uncle Croc'S Block 6,13. •.'' · 11 :DO-Return to the Planet of the Apes 3,4,15: Space •, ..._...,.,, oat. t1, 1111 AIHU (llerah 21·Apr11111 Taillllwanl a Lubricant day you're likely to be aweyed by the warda of others. Analyza UOneofthe cart!YIIy the advtco and ill "Three eource befOre VOl! follOw ~: Stooges" TAUIIVI (April It-May 201 UPalroll r.-+-+--i Thlala d«<nltely not the day to S'1 Tepefy antmpt a do-~·youreelf prosa Squirrel -~-+--1 jaot Sort thumba and frayed monkey tempera will rMuft. QllltNt (MIIJ 11-.luM 201 sa "Rule BnDon1 be too open-handed totamla" u day and tend .something not COIIl(lOiel' youra withOUt flrat consulting II Slipup -1-..L.....I.-dtheowner. Hwouldbeabrbch end frlll!dahlp.• DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here'a how to work It: ollafth CANCIII (.luni21..Julr 221 Be . AXYDLBAAXI ourt your mate hu 1 voiCe In II LONGFIILLOW dactalona allectlng tile family One letter simply lltancll for anolhe.r . In lhlo IIIIIPle A Ia today. Whe or aha doeen't and uled fol the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Slncle letten, eomethlng goea awry, you'll apoolropbea, the lencth and formation of the wordl ore all n~ heer the ond of II. uo (.IUIJ ts-A,.. 221 There blata. Each day the eode letters are different. will be - • 1 t.oke you don't CIYPTOQVOTES enjoy doing atarlng you In the MJZFAQ Pomeroy, Ohio .Pomeroy cwnment 7 Biter of J CROW'S STEAK HOUSE G&J AUTO PARTS CO. MiddltpoH,,.Ohlo 6:DO-Sunrl$0 Semester 10; Debates lor the ' 701. 13. 6:3t>-Fun for Everyone 6; TV Classroom 8: Treehouse Club 10. · 7:DO-Saturdly Report 3; Farm Front 4; EdQie Saunders 6; Treehou.se Club 8; U.S; Farm Report ·10; Kentucky Afield 13. 7:·3()-Bullwlnkle 3: I Dream of Jeannie 4; Jet10ns 6; Dusty's Treehouse I; Man from C.O.S.t. 10; Devlin 13; Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20. . . &:DO-Emergency Plus 4, 3,4; Hong Kong Phooey 6,13; Pebbles & Bamm-Bamm 8, 10; Sesame S. 20. 8:3D-Sigmund & the Sea Monsters 3,4,15; Tom & Jerry-GrapeApe6,13; Bugs Bunny-Road Runner 8; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 9:DO-Secret Lives of WaldO Kitty 3,4,15; Elec. Co. 20. 9:3t>-Plnk Panther 3,4, 15; Lost Saucer 13; Big· Blue Marble 6; Scooby-Iioo 8, 10; Mister Rogers 20. IO:DO-Land of the Lost3,4,15; Adventures of Gilligan 13; Hot Dog 6; Shalom 8, 10; SesameS I. 20. · S...lliCe Bedl 0101 Insurance Agency, Inc. Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio ClnZENS NATIONAL BANK Middleport, .Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio · · ·IGA Foodllner M&R lljlraalnland Middleport' THE FARM ER$.-BANK & SAV~NGS~ 00 •' 1 OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING &HEATING Racine. Ohio M&R SHOPPING CENTER Pomeroy, Ohio tO [ _fOWELl'S SUPER VAW '" ,. •m n Pomerey, '""*'' ,,.r1 ' ' ,4 lS1 E. Main Pomeroy, Ohio RACINE HOME NATIONAL BANK Pomeroy•Rutland. Tuppers Plains EWING FUNERAL HOME r.t, .. ,,. FRANCIS RORIST Your Singer Store Pomeroy J co: .::·.:~ lll ll1 1 " ..... Rac:ine, Ohio THE FABRLC SHOP Ph. 992-2709 __ STAR SUPPLY Open Tii1D p.m. Middleport, Ohio • CacR- Middleport, Ohio MARK VSUPER MARKET 992-7034 VALLEY ·LUMBER & SUPPLY. ~ '\ 1 tr. SCRTA DOWN-10-- THE VILLAGE PHARMACY Pomeroy, Ohio KINGSBURY MOBILE HOMES • ,.. r , 1 '· . , ,. REUTER-BROGAN INSURAHOE SERVICE 1V POMEROY LANDMARK Middleport, Ohio - Your Arl Carved Qoaler I Potentate IZEndlnC!or S<-JEST"A • RAWLINGS.COATS FUNERAL HOME GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE Serving for OVer 100 Y'ltlrs l· Pomeroy, Ohio • POMEROY FLOWER SHOP . Flowers for All Occasions Pomeroy, Ohio 985-3307 · Pomeroy, Ohio 3 %t-:WIIb magnificence 1\,11 1 •'l1 Chesltr;'Ohio ; GAS SERVICE '.'' w.'Maill. . ,. 10:DO-Pollci Woman JA,15; Birnaby Jones 8,10; :.: N'ews 20; Paul Nuchlms 33. • · ! 10:30-Avlatlon Weather 20. 11 :DO-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15; Wide Worl!f Special 13: ' Sammy and Company 6; Movie "Three Ring • Circus" 8; Movie " Lady In the Lake" 10; Janak133. ' 1:00:-Midnlght Special 3,4,15; Wide World Spaclal6; Movie "The Eyes of Charles Sand" 10; News 13. "· 2:30-Movle "Come Seplember" 4. : 4:30-Movle ''Istanbul Express" 4. • SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11,1975 ! rgee••• " ' POM~OY Harry Lauder YesterdiJ'aA1011g (4 wda.) 1% Goober n More 4,Cozy room banal · 5·Old German lt Brllillber'a %t Lalt 110111 coin Ivar.) tered zt City In Judah 21 Revolve Z8 .._the lut ' .. ' . 1\ ~······~················ ' 3 FIIIIOIII encJne for~ . , . payer u warm 111 ' f,r. ' '. ~tly cerialn mountains • leaders, dedicated workers; compassionate friends.· .... u 11 Of l part o'f their edq~tion. They're taught 'to be active l1t'f preserving in · us. Lets. show the~ that we're proud of the fine j activitieii.•an.d individual projects ACROSS 41 Actor 1 Surrounded by O'Neal 5-la Ia DOWN a Strai&Jem I Olear ar t Be quiet! TOIIJ, e.ll(2 Will.) Z·UMW . _ ac~ieviJ;tg, th~~ 1'hey're tru~y a credit to all of r men ~d· wo~.;.i.:~~:·belong 'to 4-H cluhs through" n,~,., .. out t~e . country are taught through experiencing•. 'I ••tn:1 ,, ' ' I i• •' ' ·•· Gro~ • 'o •I ~I) by THOMAS ~OSEPH --·l". 't· . T~?e ar~t;1~~~.t~.undations on whi~h every >'""''· . " JACOBY MODERN.) .ii~~~~==~er.u•"-' The;'8uii&ing;Blocks of·Life • • • Head, Heart, Hands; and Health 6,13; Hawaii Flve-0 8,10; Firing Line 20; Olga 33. 11 :30-Westwlnd 3,4,15; Oddball Couple 6,13; Ghost Buoters 8, tO; Mlst.e r Rogers 20. • -t2 :DO-Josle & the Pussycats 3,4,1~; Speed Buggy"6,13; Valley of the Dinosaurs 8,10; Vegetable Soup 20. 12 :3()-Soul Train 3; College Foolb~ll 6,13; Go-USA 4, 15; VIewpoint 8; Fat Albert tO. A reader from Nebraska · 12 :.15-College Footbioll 6,13; . waqts to know the correct response to partner's one ·olllb . 1:DO-Bicentennial Ball 4; College Football Pre-Game Show a; Children's Film Festival 10: Bonanza 15: opening with: . Commanders 33. • AQ65. K43 +KJt4. J4. 1:Jt>-Marsllall Football '75 3; To Tell the Truth 4; The al)Jwer is Uta! be should College Football a: · bid one ·diamond. His band 2:DO-NFL Game o1 the Week 3: Bonanza 4; Urban does qualify for two notrump, League 10; Wrestling 15; Film 33. but he should not make thls 2:30-Pe111coat Junction 3; Movie "Do Not Disturb" response when he has two good 10; Valiant Years 33. . four'(:ard suits. Not thai the 3:011-Green Acres 3; Movie "Man's Favorite Sport?" bidding isn't likely to wind up at 4; To Be Announced 15; Family at War 33. . Utree nolrump. Just thai Ute 3:30-Movle "Night Alter Night" 3. . 4:DO-To Be Announced 6; Charleston Job Corps 13; diamond bid gives the best Public Pqjj_~y Forums 15; Making Things Grow 33. chance to explore slam ~ : 3()-Sports rpectaculer 8,10; Nashville on the Road possibilities. t3; Preoer~lng Food 33. • (Do you have a question tor 5:DO-FBI 3; Wide World of Sports 6,13; I Dream of the Jacobys? Write "Ask the Jeannie 4; To Be Announced 15; Romagnolls: Tble Jacobys" care of this newspaper. The most In · teresling questions will be used In this column and writers will rocoive of ! 1 .. ~~~ By Oswald & Jameo Jacoby The bidding in the boz shows the actual bidding of today's band. II may nol meet with - - - . your approval but the final contracl of six diamonds certainly 1 s~~~3!i~kl is the.correct one. The combination of Ute jack of spades lead and Ute fact Utat • AF 11•• ••u· East was able to cover dum· my's queen with Ute kiflll left the contract In considerable jeOpardy, but SouUt was equal to the occasion. At trick two he played his ace 1ireJ~flHrei of trumps. The aincieton king ~.: dropped, whereupon South had no trouble scorinc all13 tricks . V'ERY LITTl.~J AAHtE .. I<IE J Soutb EJol ~ 10-10 OGT. 5 ,THRU 11:th ' Nonll ·I· Pa55 Pass 2 N. T. Pass ·Pass 3 • Pass Pass •• Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening tead-J • CJ.WIJ(p ,., "(h ••. . .. NOT HERE, HE'S •. I 1, . JLVPY. -d FSSFJK Alllat · difficult to please today , T~ll'a beCause you're going to tell them to do onll thing and ex• • pact something elle. ICORPIO (oat. M-~Mf, 221 Even though you're going to find the per1ect opening, don1 repeat what - told to you In confidence. The pereon will leern you've apllled the beans. 8AQITTAIIIU8 (-. 211 If you've eermarked money for the -kend's fun, stick to the budget. Dig Into other lunda and you'll have trouble paying It back lat.r. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-.lan. 111 Button your lip If you feel like saying a '"" choice W.,da to the boas today. Ha may not always be right. but he'o alwlya the bo... AQUAIIIUI (...... 10-Feb. 111 steer clear of politica l or· phlloaophlcel dabam today. Feathers will gat ruffled that wilt be hard to amooth back Into place. PIIC!I (fell. 101 Friends may try' to lmpoao on you today . Be on guard II you're with a pereon who'o not ' normally reticent abou~ ul<lng lor tavoro anyway: ao-....- evour Birthday oat. 11 , 1m · You're going to be utra ambttloua thlo coming yeer. You will drive youroelt hardiw, but your onerglet will a1ao dlrectty benefit thoae you love. tNEWSPAPD 1!1{!1:1U'11181 .....) .. �\ . 13-Th<> ll8ily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Oct. 10, 1915 ·'· ·SMITH NELSON MOTORS Get Ready .for WlnNr'.sale~ Business .Services ' U.S. COINS Racine P'umbing V\HI~tteating Your Heil Dealer Third 51. · Racine, Ohio ' Ph.' 949-5961 . l:mergency 949-2211 or 992·5700 • Complete air cond ltlon lng sales and service; heaflng, Plum bl)'\g, roofing and general sheet work. m~tal Free Estimates 9-U 1 mo. and older ~ and older and older 'iJl ' ~~ dollar• · - - - FOR SALE---WHEAT BACK PENNIES .85 A ROI.L Alfred ' l 1\r •• J '10 \• Soc re 41\-...- 1' •• · · BUFFA~O NICKE~$17 . 00 RO~~ A Sl~ VE R,CE RTIFICATES 11.25 EACH n.oo Bills - n.2s each. $5.00 Gold coins XF cond. 188.00 . C:t>.SH pold tor oil molies 9531. 1 ' ' SOUTHEASTERN OHIO 4-13tfc THE TRACTOR , ASSOCIA TION Oct. I, 1975 , Sundlty school attendance oo'bi;l. ~ wa8 38, the offertng was ~ :08. ,,, · Worship services were held the Rev. Meece Romans 11:1~ 23, "I.Wl!Bt)lY all means keep thta .1t.east that cometh In JeduilMt". , Su'bject "Everyone . Has an ap· wit!) God Some Notice A.\JCTION, Fr iday, 7 p.m. Lots bf tools, toys, and other new merchandise . Milso.n Auction. Mason, w Va . 10 10-Hc - - - - - - - - - - - -- - SHOOTING Mil, TCH , Corn Hollow , Sunday , Oct 12,1 p m ., 1 mile past Miles Ce.metery out of Rutland 10-9-3tc Legion Farm, Rutland, Ohio Beech Grove Road . 1 p. m. 1111? Ft~lory choked 10·9-3tp '' J..!Wf,.!~l~ Ied devollona 1 -,------'---~--- Nina 1 AM NOW giving , plano lessons l n my home . For appointment, coli 949·2803. D. Woode, 10-lQ.ftc ~g;~~:~: :~/i~'~t•· d t ~-------------" ..,n ance, a ·NEW "01~ OF ' MINK" thla 21. · products, new co'tologs. Gel Rev. Meece served Com• on our growing customer mll'llafi " !& · 17. (this being ~~~~ ,~.r,.~:v~r~em ~~~~~· Commll'llon Sundtateny)d. f ~~~ndr Br~~~~P9:~-g~~i walt ana ance o Distributor . on Monday ' here ~~~~*.tJia~ pWilllt and to ex press their apprecll!'- 2 BE[)RM . trailer, KlnQsbwry Road, 1.4 mile off St Rt 143. tion to au those who Furnished, no pets. \ or 2 contributed their efforts ana' ch lldren. Phone •7.42 ·3122. con1rlbut1ons •toward the success of the tractor pulls ____ ________ the association or par - PRIVATE meeting room for a.ny organizlltton, phone 992 durlno the 1975 season. Anyone lnteresltd In lolnlng IJCipJtlng during the tOmlng year mav contact Jim Codner , President, Route 2, Racine, or call 843-2438 . 10-12 ·11C UQI -T------------- Wanted To Buy ~ , --;'_. 10-7·26tc 3915 . .. , 3.J1 .1fc :- - -·- - - - · .. . ~AU RE~AND Apartments, 6th ond George Streets In New Haven, w.. V• . Brand new 2 bedrm . town houaes, appliances furnished, fully carpeted, renting S128 up Including utilities:· Call manager ol 1 13041 882·2567 . 10·5·12tc -- LANDMARK'S '. F~l RouncHJp Jo.hnson Masonry & Remodeling . ' Bird& Mastic VInyl • Siding Aleen, Alcoa & Wolverine Aluminum Siding Bird Vinyl Gutters Sale Oct. 6-18 Price, 10·5-75 PRI:l;ES- FUN REFRESHMENTS Come in and register. No purchose necessary. I POMEROY LANPMARK1, 9.- Jack W. C<ltrsey, Mgr. AiA Phone 992-2181 , Real Estate For Sale 9 RM . HOUSE Ia oprs.J. Will Smllh 1 10-10 6tc , Portland . 8"3·2641. 1Q.9.6tc .couNTRY Mobl;; ~;me ·Pork , Rt 33, ten miles north of Pomeroy ~orge tots with concrete PlltloS'.~ sidewalks ,. runners and off $freat in of new a:nd used shotg~ns . Very good discount on hew guns . Fife's, Third St., ------- ----~!_·~tc Middleport. Phone 99D49A. 10-7-121< -----------:Ti GE RT'S l ,gay Qlrl, reaay tpr a :1"t Hom• Mf•· 'f· ... Saie f*· Strout Realty --------...,-----. :--------------..-- i"NERSPRING MA ' . ,,i4uM . '38 EA. ------......1----- ----------- ·····················'"· ···················'''·''" · ElwOO D BOWE RS"REPA tR. -------------r- i 1 Pom eroy 'Au thoHz ed Smger Sales and Service We sha r pen Sc rssors 3·29 tfc service. 9-21-30tc 992-2478. NILL trlrn or cut trees an shrubbery . Pt1one 9d9 - 25~ or 7-42 3167 . 10·8 261 '73 Pl~moulh Yollont 4 dr., auto., P.S.• radio, 6 cyl. A good cleen economy 1=er. WHEEL alignment and brak service. Call Herschel Rost 992 3793 or 992-5331. '2695 I' . -· --- ----------- IUALTOR ,I 20 ACRES - 2 houses, one new dbl . wide, nice barn on school bUs and mall rts. S31,000. BRICK HOME - 3 bedrooms, mod . kit. nat. gas, clly wafer and nicely paneled . Now $11,000. NEW LISTING - 3 bedrooms, bath, mod. kit . gas furnace , 2 porches and level lol. St2.500. 1 ACRE - 3 b~rooms, ba th,. drilled well, and old service sfaflon c Oilly $8,1100. · RENOVATED - 7 foom house, ~ b~rooms, bath, mod. kit . gas F.A. furnace. 2 acre• of land. S29,500. 5 ACRES - In the country, partly fenced . Nice farm pond, drilled well and mobile home. SlS.SIIO. , SYRACUSE - 7 room frame house on nice lot. $3,000. , NEW LISTING - 157 acre cattle farm. 8 room home, bath, large barn and 2 ponds. Most miQerals. $60,000.110 BUY NOW AND BE SECURE IN LATER LIFE. . see WE SPECIALIZE In mobil• home furnace repair. Phon• 992 -5858. -----------LET US DO IT! ! · Carpeting 501 "NYLON 9~ 4 Square ·Yilfd RUBBERBA~ GR~TI, CARPETCONIU~TANI lnteriOt, full paw4!, , ,..,,. . Ceward Calvert ,,' '. 'I ..•' t ,'. •• ' ' " .' ,. • ' 2 SIGNS Jtomaroy OF QUALITY . Motor Co Mr. V. D. Blizzard and son , Robert Blizzard and wife of . Denver, Colo., spent ' lt7J PONTIAC GRAND PRIX S:Jits Thnsdsy thru Monday with Grand Prix coupe, block finish, black vinyl top, SJ Ava Gilkey, Mr . Blizzard whb option, atereo, radio end tape, factory air, power is 89 an~ recently had hla ltHrlng and britkes. White stripe redial tires. Nice and cataracts removed and a new · sharp. ' pacemaker put In his heart, 1f7a BUICK LtSABRE . um Custom H.T. Cpe., local owner, lltat's really sharp had a trust fund of $1000 made Inside & out, good w-w tires, tustom wheels, dark at an Athens Bank to Wella green vinyl roof, gr-llnlth. AM radio & tape, factory Cemetery where .his first air. automatic, P. st-Ing & brakes. 1-0ELTA 88 HT COUPE 1-STARFIR·E COUPE wife, Lola French Bll2zard Ill 197tCHEV.4WH.DRIYE M495 . burled and one for the same ~ ton. I' Fleetslcle, 350 v.a engine, automatic trans., See One of these Courteous Salesmen: Plfl Bunis, LIDJd Mc:Uu&filin or Mril lllb~ amount for the Tuppers po_. ateerlng and brakes, 15" on and oft Highway tires, a r.eal go getter. ' Plains cemetery where D. D. Blizzard, his parents, are burled. He also attended church at Tuppera Plalna accompanied by Clinton . OHIO· Gilkey and Mr . and Mrs. R. Open Saturday OPErt EVENINGS TIL 6 PM D. Blizzard where he at. Ti15:00 P.M. tended as a boy on Sept. 28. PHONE 992-5342 Pvmeroy, OhiG Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alkire . \l!' "' and son, Ray, spent the : "YOVl.L LIKE OUR QUALITY WAY OF DOING BUSINESS~ . .' weekend In Columb111 with the Robert GibBons .and at· ' ..M ,, tended the wedding of Dennla • Gilkey , Oct. 4 Mr. and Mrs. ABa Jordan If. . and Mr. and Mn. Walter J£V. HOWAlD c. • 4C!C Jordan and aon, Joshua, attended a cheeae feallval at ' Coshocton l'l!eently. ·l'IIIUIZ&JNI5801'PBOPLE Mr , and Mrs. M. A. Epple lltJmate bu llld tbere are line kiDdl people In the were dinner lltlella Of the world: lholewhomabthlnphaJll*l,lbOtewbo ,Watcb thinKs Frank Epples In Middleport happen, and wbo wonder what hajlpened! Saturday, October 4. Prot.bly oaly about 11 pe~Un~ of tile people really make 4 dr. sedan. air. P.S., P. B.•• ,; ....... ' Robert Oark attended a · tbqa happen. About 50 perceat wtile people j1llt watch things business meeting at happen. The otiMr 30 ptlreent wonder What really happen«~. Columbus on October 3 and 4. Tbellpercenttbl!taremHilliJ UW.S happen are tile pace David Carr had · a ~etten. TbeY. have ldeU, 10111, .llld haw cammllled them· automobile accident In which lilY• to certlln prkiritlu. Tile people IIIlo make INngs Station Wagon, air, P.S., and luggage rack. the car was a total lou-and he happen ..-e -l'(llllic: In a dewted )lUI poee to their tdeala and Is In Holzer Medical Center aoala. 'lbey do not leave tbinlll to bllnd chance In a partial· with a broken wrill and back commitment. nn' Injury. David grew up bere MOll of 111, MweYer, jalt watch happen. Afraid to Dr . · H. T. ••••• ............. ............ ••• .;g and he baa a host of friends take rilb 11111 cammltOIII'Ielv. to a parpo~~~, we take the 4 who are wishing him a speedy lltllllde the ~tor llil watch elle carry the recovery. bill! Wltllno real commitmlnt In life, or only half.fleated Mr. and Mrs. Denver Gould commltmenll, i penon wDI drill llmlealy, watchlnll athens $ anOrvdilclhtldrAllen are vdlslthetingRatbe but never reall:r acc(lllpllahlng Runabout ................................. e· ens an y 111, ...... - v - . _ Hantngs and the Jack Klnp. Dr. Ralph Soctman hal warned .111 of the danger of IATr I'AH Mr. and Mrs. Joe Caney marpna! commllment: "Too DIIIIY lndlvldulla wour times Uti I;. IIIUUE.L .....W were recent supper guests of are like the miiUture wldrlpooll'whlcb 011e may aee by the Qlll MODEl~ .Ava GUlley. ICON In •IWifllJ fiDwilw nL ----- LUI Mrs. Ava Gilkey gave a Therelnthel:li:TelltareU..anallvortlceilnowiderthan 4 Dr., 289 V-8, auto......................... • • .. f ... · birthday dinner Sept. 'II for 011e's band, flln:e llUie cenlen of 111CIIon wblch draw about her aon Clinton's 54th blr· llldlnto~l'illlwba"wrfGIInmaybeflotllncupan the See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel ~...~... lhday. A steak and flfller surface, and Jtt are tilemMlv•llOihiJW brlt • diJzy rotattarl L • . - L .......... . dinner and the tradtllonal II'OIIIda ceiD'II ~There Ia IIOdlinC IUbltMtllllat the Less than 14,000 eaay mil ea. Showroom clean, 76 Font birthday cake wu fll!rved to Cllllllr of lbemoel-. They baw no Inner body of conviction. ln. Vem Bllaard, Mr: and Mrs. They are mere crealunl ol tile eurrt~~l." , , '-· L,.oc-•t..;;ed,;;,;,on;.;.-.St-.,;.;R;.;,t·;.,7_...;._ _,.:Ot:,:::es::;te:.:r.:.•C)~. , d;i;ii'ifflilr,lfil·, R. D. BUzzard of Denver, If we are not IDIIII1g the people who are makln& tlUgs • Or. Sedan. air condltiCJned, full eq~lpment, Colo., TelTy Whaley, Terry . happen, then '!,a became the belpJ.. victlml of thole who are ' car. Vory low mileage. ·· . PO~!!!E~~~ CO~~. PO~EROY, \C'. KARR & VAN ZAND: (ADILLAC.OLDSMOBIU GMAC ·FINANCING AVAILABLE .. 1971 Chrysler New YOrker J1495 1971 Chevelle 4 Dr..... :...s1395 1'97t rNd Gal. 500 uw.s w 1971 rrord P"nto I ~ ~~~~V«<, rl-. · ' 1975 MODEL CARS 1295 1965 M8fC.. .Com 'et · WALL TO WALL CLEARANCE of all sogs · $495 RIGGS USED CARS AN.D TRU'CKS !!nftrl USED 'J 23l975. .•.... .. SEVERAL DEJJOS 75 fonl•·m 4 Dr 75 fcrd Gran TCiino............. Bumgarner speaking, will) a Jr. and Anne of Galllpolla, good attendance from several Mr. and Mrs. Bobpy Glbeoll churches. and Robin of Coliunblll, Mr. Several members of the and ' Mrs. F. o. Whaley of 'Sunday school and church Columbus, Katen Gilkey and .._ here attended a shower for Ray Alkire -.f Athens, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Dllllnger, and Tad Gilkey, Albany, Mr. newl"-'•,at the home of his and Mrs. Robert Alkire, Mr. ,,._ d Clln like parents, Mr. and Mra. Uoyd an Mrs. ton G y, Dillinger, Pratte Fork, Albany,andthehoalela,A~a Sunday evening, Sept. 28. Gilkey. · Mr. and Mra~ Russell Mark Glbaon of ColumbUI Balnum of Westerville, spent the weekend with the ·villted Saturday and Sunday ·Bud Douglaues and Mrs. with their brother-ln·lsw and Lana Gibson. atater, Charles and Helen Mr. and Mrs. F. Q. Whaley Woode · of Collllllbua attended the Mr. ~d Mrs. Qair Woode Whaley reunion at the rind Connie of .ctrclevtlle, ' fairgrounds on SUnday, Sept. vlaltedrelattvealiereoverthe 28. weekend Mrs Betty Gilkey ol Mr.c;e;...eRehmandMrs. Colu~bus attended the Adele weaa of Cincinnati funeral of her cOUiln, Guy villted Mr. and Mrs. Pete Will, at Hughes Funeral ·Follrod and family and Nina • home with burial at Roblnlon and Clara ·Follrod Burlingham. last Thursday, 11 was their Ml>. and Mrs. M. A. Epple hadlllautoacdd&nt. The car lint villi here In 1•' years. Mrs. Clara Follrod and badly dam111ed but the Nina Robinson took Sunday oc.cuplllta escaped InJury. dinner and spent the af. duy Bolin laellptCted horne temoon with Mr. and Mrs. soon after two montha In Bill Follrod and sUe Ann tn ' Michigan with lila nephew, Athena. the Fr1a1k Gravee family, Mr. and Mrs. Charlea D. . Mrs. Beale Graham Cllllll Woode attinded a birthday h(llle lill'lday, Oct. 1 from a celebration lor Mr. Carl villi mGeorlilt, and North Rlc:harda 11 hla home In Clrelllnl with ber dalllhlen. , Parkersburg, Sunday af· Recent guetlt of Joe ternoon. Caneya were Mr. alld Mrs. 0., waa f ® ' ' u- devotion~ 2 11-tfc C'ALt.H2-4211 • TAI.K TO WENDELL 4 1S72 FORD T-BIRD.~ .. :~~~.~.)369S w SeptH, lfl5 Sunday llChOOI attendance on Sept. 28 was 47, the of· ferlrv! $23.63. Wonhlp ltel'VIces were held at 11, with Thelma Henderson doing the and Rev. Meece speaking from Rev. U·lO on, "Oul' Souls Have Been Purchased by a King of ·Love," "Are we allowing Him to rule, or Satan, by his trlckery7 " AttendancewBB22 at this service. Dan and Janet Moorewererecetvedtntolhe church, at the close of the worship eetvlce, A one night evangellaUc fll!rvice was held at the chw:chhere Monday evening, Sept. 29 with Rev. Robllrt -~- .. - - - -...... - - - -- - . ~ e have hundreds"'~...o carpet values . Yout lob Ctt1 be , completed In 1 to weeks. No long waiting period Our Installer he't years eXperience .. Expert lnstaNatlon . You'll like what you get . 11,5. -5PECIA . Alfred Social Notes Real Estate for Sale ':1' - SEE TOM RUE OR RAY DOUGlAS PH. 992·2594 :-------------- TEAFORD l . Interior, .. OPEN SAT. TILL 5:00 d el lV'er.ed right to you pro ject Fast and easy Fre• estimates. Phone 992 32811 Goegteln Readv Mix Co . 1(\tVI..I 1"'r)OrL OhiQ, , ,. 6·30 -tf• 992 i52S or 992-5232 Harrisonville SOciety News •1495 8 27 -tfc ' E: ,Xt..AV A' l f'NG , baCJtl.hoe - - - - -- - - - - -- - dozer and dlfcher Gas WE DO aTumlnum siding , etectrlc and water lin• gufter work , rooting, burial, basements, footers paneling , painting, plum . septic systems and brust bing, We tlx the whole clean in g . Will haul fill dirt house . AI Tromm , 742 -2328. top so li , sand and gravel -------''~-2~•·:.'.C':tfc I rmestone for driveways line roads Phone Charles R Hatfield , Backhoe Serv ice SEPTIC TA N KS cleaned Rt . 1. Ru!lond, Ohio. 742 Modern San rlatlon. 992 ·3954 6092 or ~ 992 7349 9 IO.I!c . ·- - ~EXC:AVATI NG , dozer ."1oade1 an d backhoe wor k , septic tank s i n stelle d , dum~ tr ucks and lo~ bovs for I) Ire . will haul fill dirf , top soil limestone and grav e l.f~ Cel Bob or Roger Jeffers, da~ Virgil B., Sr. phone 992·7089, n ig ht phont ------- ~Ice ~r . Prlc~ ·' tun """'"' wu $2"'· - 'New T&T wheel, .fA., tlrn. Wn S.3tl . '2' Or. H.T. Not tHrd for 69 model. Falcon 4 dr. Station Wagon, P.S., P.B., loct. air, a real sharp wagon. ---:-------- I -- tllpe, extra I Solck lloctra. ..... V-tot. bettie f ·w. 11. blue. matching and lnttrlor, full 1969 OU)S 10RONAD()... ?.~~.~ ..'795 70 FOtd READY MIX CONCRETI ' P.~ .• • 71 Olds " Luxury 1973 'POfffiAC CATAI.IN!0:~1.~.•3295 ·' 2 Or. H. T:,,alr, P.S., Dr. H.T., eKirolow ~lleagefor 71, oir.'vlnyl top. •3995 BRA D FORD , Auctioneel Complete Servi ce. Phon 949 ·2487 or 9.t9 2000. Racln1 Ohio , Cri tt Bradford . 10 9 " -----------.!....- 1·24-tfc ------------BACI<HOe: for rent, hour orcontract . Reg . or ex " cavatlng type, Septic tanks Ins talled 8111 Pullins Phone , ' · ' Auto., p.s.• P. B., Super Deluxe, long bed, nlte truck. 4 7t Plymoullt Fury Ill• dr. H.T., P.S., P.B., olr tond., cljtrk er- with bltck vinyl roof. A foctOty officio! car wlllt now cor warronty. - Swee pers, toast ers, Iron$ , 10·5·6f all small appliances Lawn - - - - - - - - - - - - - - mower , next to Sta le H rgh NE IGLER 'S Building an way Garage on Route 7 · SuP.plv We spec ialize 1 Phone 985 3825 bu ilding houses . Also, d A·l6.1fc repair work and cablnat! -{ ~ -- - ~-~--- - - - - . , - - aluminum siding . Call Gu WOU~D VOU BE~IEVE ? Nelgler , 949-2508; II n Bui ld an all s teel build ing at answer ca ll 949-2813 or 94~ Pole Barn prJces? Golden 2457. Giant Ati .Steel Buildings, 10-S 26tJ Rt ~. Box 148, wav.erlv . Ohio. Phone 94 7-2296 wheels, S21U. 1971 PONnAC CATALINA. .... !1995 MIDDLEPORT , Accountant Phone 992-6173 C 72 Buick L.Sabre Custom ConverfT ble, full power elr, radio, w -S·W fires. Was s2tf5. Now,..,.. MOTOR'S LAR8Y WHOBREY, L. ~~~ 7Z Oils tt H.T....... groy mlfchlng V.reof ~~~~ RUE CoUection SJStems, supp~ ...,...____ 81"' with white vinyl top. This bird has t'IOrylhlng. TOM ·. Tax Advisory Semce, office I · ~~,:; o.Y•r Factory air, auto., we sold this one new . Agas saver. ' BOOKKEEPING, We Paint Houses Landau root , bucket console, air. ss who>Ojs, pow. seat , AM ·FM radilll tires, 55195. . 1974 atEVY lh lON PICKU~.~3595 Open eveningstill7 p.m. & Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Come in and J . D. Story or Bill Nelson, for a real friendly deal. 4 10-1 mo __P_o_m_:_e_rP',Y-' T .wb:etl. cruise control, AMf' F.M. stereo. stereo tape, l ,SOO miles, sold Buy your next car from yaur .friendly dealer. We. want to be your friend. Stop:b'!Y oriel sH how irlenflly we can be. Ph. 9!_H!9l_ . We -------------- . '·' SyracUs~; Uhlo SMITH NELSON MOJORS, INC.· sell for Sl ,SOO down. t~e rest 1-:P_h-_9_92-·2_1_ 74_ ' like rent . S15(),per month, on ..,... land contract. 356 North Fourth, Middleport. William ut:ed cars "o1.1 LARRY lAVENDER Nathan Biggs R,i!diator Specialist_ and Downspouts Sotfi1s of all kinds wfllrl after cleaning ~ar~ets 1 end chUdt , Mr: and ~};:cE' M-;;nch'e-;t;r-;-3-o7-:; ,. Park~ng Phone 992 tfc with Blue Lustre . Rent ielec. Gerald Gut and months old , prefer black . · ·· · · · . """ st1ampooer . Nelson's brug Mr. and Mrs. erson ~oonard Hess, Century Bar, 1'URNISHED' apartment, Store • Pomeroy, Ohio. oqulls only 1ft Middleport. E. ,. , Kr 10 9-6tc Guthrie, and Mr. and MJ:s.. 10-8 31c Pnone 992-3874 MAl N 3·25.tfc TWO good U" snow tires and Charles D. Woode of this area ---------.,----J\;D turnllure, nee boxes: -------------~ wheels. Will sell reosonoble. POMEROY, 0 attended a picnic and get- ' br-'ss beds. or complete Phone 992 -5U9, Elber logether at the h-• ' of households. Write Nt 0.. Moble far .l'..t.. Jonnson, Pomeroy, o•1o R. 138 ROLLING ACRES ·; Leo d H ff "W" 1 Miller, Rl. 4, Pomeroy, D. • Belley Run Road', $175 per acre. Heavy ':~~~He\>. nar u man on Oh io. <;,til 992.7760 MOBt~E home, 12 x ,, p11 10 9-3tP limber ,.. Minerals _ Old d .llo•~allow RIA•e Sun""y 10·7·1" !lolly furnished, 12 x 24 Add· ------------ •Good :~~1~~~·f~ro:m~ .,._,." .,. T:::""' -----------A Room, underpinned, BLACK Dlom;nd llnariJ.~nt .. •Nuse & well .evenln,,' Oct. 5, Htifl- Hel 111 ted porch and owning, and Cell or write F. M GutHrie, hunting. mantsleaderoftheday·llme P <~.•IIJ .. , metal storage building. 33 Townsend, Athens, on 1o. MSTIODRDYLEFI;>ROARMTE. 3 BR . ,Bible S'""", between ! ille ou ~ 'l (oscoT cosmetics Home on cnolce rentea lolln Phone I6UI 592 2158. 10 ·9·3fp bath. Nice lot. New carpel Mlddlerrt by pork . Phone D•--·atl"""RI betuty advisors hove been 992729 .,.,..,, OW c:lgeand,Aifted trained to uslst you In skin 10.8.61 P --------ACROSS lrom scnool -lot- ol and paneling . Nat. gas Comm un IUes on Wednesday care and beauty. Oon't --~----------Syracuse. 1 will discontinue heat. $12,500 . . Springs afternoon at 1:00: ~!~~~1'1~ 11 ~~ c,l~.!~r ~~~~ 1973 VIN!lA~E troller end lot Morlt Norm on Cosmetics as CLOSE IN - w, acre 2 1 rlftilelodQ evening Mr. and Mrs. Chester dertul opportunlly tor lhoso located In Tuppers Plains, '. ::o~i.' · 2 ~0P. c~~~ 0~?,'',"ellcs, In, SR. bath. ~tilly· R. " • Frederick of North Bethej'" flinterested lr working! Ohio. Phone 1614) 667·3117. . . 1 o.9,,~!c ·G~~age. OWn w,ater syst,m . Pnone Ann Sauvage , 9-30-12fc & city water. Enclosed • . empllfett ,ln 111d Mr. and Mrs.' Olester Syracuse, Ohio, 992-3272 · ,--'--------.,--'HoNDAllsXL,--;-;;J;iuoM · patio. ss,Joo. 1913 the ~iid Gorrell and Unda of' Tuppers _.:!, _________ ~ · 10 · 61 P AutO Sales condition, must sell. Phone POMEROY - l'h acre ''t~"~~'wni...~pannla, Mr. PlaiJ11l, recently spent an EXPERIENCED truck 1967 INTERNATIONA.~ • 130•18822989. 10-9-4tc vrry P:it~te. 2 ~~it bat~, ., Parker. evening with Mr. and Mrs. methanic . Pnone 992786•. Pickup wlfn cattle racks . - - - - - - - - - -- -,-- n ce c en, u y . !IA••eral.< I I f Ill 10 · 1~- 3tc Also, battery operolod fence Porch . Nat. gas furnace. 2 oca am, es Olarlea Woode. -------------cnarger. Pnone 7•2-2746. REMINGTON , 1,100 auto, car garage $13,000. at While Funeral Mr. and Mrs. Wald Sw81'1z . SOMEONE wllh some ... I0-8-31c new 12 or 20 g~. Sl12.50. POMEROY - 1 story Sunday sftetnoon and of Athens called on Mr1 and ~';!,~n<;: 1 ~~ ~:~r~~ 111.d~~~= - - - - - - - - - - - - Fifo's, Middleport, ~~~~361 c frame- 3 SR . bath. FuJI evenln1 and attended funeral Mrs. Charles Woode, llfd Mr. 949-2057. 1913 FORO Plckuf:, 250 VI, • -------------'T basem~nt with TV room. eervtces on l\{onday at 1:00 and Mrs. Hobart swartz one ___________ _:~e-4tc ~~i4f:i5.~5~4. s ,eoo. Phone use p c HA 1N sows, m , :.R; ~~~~~~~~e~;~e~~· P~~~~ fo~.'l'ressleSpencer day laat week, , EXPERIENCED baby sitter ----------~~~tc ~~~~:'t9:.~iJ92MiddlepQ '!! · TlnUrPeaPrE.RS,S9,500PLAINS _ 5 Tuppers Plains, mother ol Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. 1 nttdtd at wosnlngton, w. 1972 NOVA In axcollent con· . 9-18-26tc Ar1nur .,_nc:er of~~·- area Wood tie dedlb H 1 k Va •o hour week with ex· dlllori . For more In - -------..,.---~--· yrs. old.3 BR. Balh. Dining """ ea n e em• oc c•llent omplo~te btnetils R. HW fl oors . Fu11 :~~~~ sld """to! • • formation, call 667-3759 or 1976 STARCRAFT lrovel re en the Grove homecomlna on . plus separate ouslng with 667-3652. trollers and fold dowlfi . basemeht ' with utility . area Burlll Sund "·Oct 5 ell expenses pold Phone 10·5·51t ~owest prices~rl -slate. Porches . forced air fur·. ay a•..,. .. oon, , . <'041 863-6018 offer ,. m. ---------~-•11 1975 to1d·d ' • ~ r duced . K' ee baugh 1 ·9·61' l960 e~ECTRA Buick. needs Carrie Burson of Athens 'is · Galaxy S2.39. St rill ester nace . ' Abouf ,'I• . acre. . ~~~~:~;= Sumner. a patient In the' O'Blenness ;;NTTO-;;E;::-;?"C-;roll,;;i; transmisSions. Inquire at Sl,m, x~ Delu•e. Sl,m . 'o'o9,N~T· THROW YOUR · Tewklbarv Berber Shop , Camp Conley Starcratt remal ns MemorlalHospttallbere,and taking appllcotlona for I0-7-6tc · Sales. At 62 North of ' Pt MONEY AWAY - LET US " quite Ill. Her di11J1hter, Is mdergolng tests and X· telephone volunteers. Fortr,· -------------- . Ploa.sant, w. Yo. ''' APPRAISE THE ee~~=yOS l of Sugar Grove, rays. She is not so well at this nour trelnlnO progrom n 1969 CAMARO, sfoo . . Phone 10;6 Stc crisis lntorvo~tlon ond -------------"-- > PR,OPER T.Y . BEFORE ·""''_, ~-- over the listening SkillS luting five 992·5301 · YOU BUY OR SELL. 7 5 9 ,...,_. • ucn• ' wrllln11. Her daughter, woeks, to be hold In Athens . · · ' ' Real £state for !' 992-22591f no answer 1 weabiid.• Katherine Glllogly of Call H2-7502 tor application 1972- MATAoOR.- ••·;;;;;;;11 , • •! . 992-2568 and 'Mrs. Bobby Burke Columbus, 0. Is with her. _ •M ~torm_auon __ · --:-'0-l-91c tron•mtnlon. air con - • AM . HOUSE end bttn , ~"-----.....:'-----...! ' . _ altloned, runs good , redial flropllct. Pnqne 992 -5871 .· 11res.. cneap cor tor __ _:____ _ _ 10 ·2 ·2!~ ,. . : . . . - - - - - - - - - , someone who c•n do metal ACRE lot wnn septic lank and wdrk. Phone 992-3760. tap, metal building I0-10·2tc water YARD AND CARPORT SAI.E near Five Points. Phone by DeMoloy Mother's Club. 1614) 98H202, Oct 10 and 11, Friday and NO.' 123 - 96 a. ,' completely · Saturday . Third house west set up ·to raise & train of Bradbury School. Coun ly 3 BR HOME, (uat fJnlo~.od horttes1 lovely homo.: fully Road s. Discarded fur· IN DASH l3 Channol Citizen's remodeling. Slllen;~ St., carpeted, mod. kitchen, 2 nlture, refrigerator , penny Bend transceiver, am .fm Rutland. Pnon, 7~2, 2306 biths, ,pressurized water 1 plncher box, huge lOC lint, mpx r•dla, 8 track stereo. · afttr ~ p. m or see Milo B. Call 992-~965 , · plus good sturf. easy · system to buildings Md Hutchinson . parking . t ,... tfc ' home. $70,000.110: 10--9-i tc 10-9 21c GREEN BEANS, pick your :---~ NO. 133 - 3 BR, {ull base. IRAND NIW SOMETHING'S golfe g!vt. So own . Andrew Croll, ~otort RUSTIC Hills home, $6,500 older home In town. Fully Fells, Onto. Phone 2•7·2152. ' outright, SI7,078.Sl balance. - a yard ult Saturday Insulated with storm 10 5 6tt Phone 992-7523. ' beginning of 10 e. m. GoDd ___ ..,_________ 10-Htp w.lndows ,nd 2 closed- in girl 's clothing mostly I and 10, lamps, kitchen table, RUG • weaving •nd rugs fo~ - - - - - - - - - - - - ' porch~. $15,0110.110" ' •I I \ I . sole. Phone 992·2329. NEW houst, unflnlahttl, 3 chairs, ctraperits, cofftl 10-5-6tc bttlrooma, on 3 acr01 ian~. and step tables, novelties, BY ,SlN\MONS •• nt•r Meigs Mint No. 1 on NO. 135 - 8 a. more or less ·h a\lriCIIVt hlnd ·PIInltd ------------~ ' 1 1)• ' . Hlmtton Hollow Rood, •;. vacant land, · Langsville. ' apple -apple cort on aged 9 REG . Angus helltrl1 IX· milt. Boon qvttl In, S9,00Q. Dexter area, $3,800.110. wood plaques, bird c:age, cellont blOOd line. Phone 992Also, lt31 cnovy, runs good adult ctotnlng, knltk · 2719. Fldary Seemds ' ' olitn now botiory, $200 . NO. 141 - 4 BR. large knacks, mlscellaneoi.Js · 10-5-6tc Phono 16141 :179·6365. 0 , • kitchen, off,street parking, dishes. tee cart. pictures, Sill •. · 10-o-6tq large ' fronl porch, quie'f ! cr•f• stts, toys, games, EXCE~~ENT Bundy cornot, _________...... _...._loo.ol,_ c:.•l'll}lster sets and other 1961 English Fora. Pnono 1items. Rlln .elate ,' Saturday, • '*. lrif 1 J(', ONE HOUSI with S rms . and location, S1l 1SOO.IIO. 992-3215. 1 1 both In nlu neighbOrhood . Oct. II Chorltne Hoeflich, 10·5·6fc ' ··q~,~.:-. USED MERCHANDISE Only $7,200 . .Phone "2-57i6. NO. ld' - Farm, " a., 2 109 High 51.. Pomeroy. 10·5-61C acre stocked lake, some 10-9-3tc TRAVE~ TAAI~ER, MUST T~l• Chllra& Motchllll Cllllla. ...... , ••• ,••• n+.ts .• · SELI..IP16J5 ft. rectory olr, 3 BEDRM . • ~OUit In Racine . timber, 3 mi. from mine 5I ~ Chnta, Ora..,.. ~ b.ctrm .., full bllh, ..................................... 15.00"" area . House has 2 or 3 BR YARD SA~E at Danville, Rt . private Phono t4t-261l . tarpttttl through tondom I rs.,,, •• •••••••• ,, ••••• ,, ,, , ,,, ,, •••• J.OIHch 325 Phone 7<2-3031. 10·5-26tc being remodeled , whttls, 1111ny oxtr.s, deluxe 10·8·31C iJIIII I TV, l&"'f.,,,,,,,,.. ,,,,,,,,, .............t5 thrOUihOUt. Will tiki -3 -.E-O-R-OO-M-homo-. -Sh-=•r Ul,000 .80. •••••••••••••.•.•••••••• u.oou. ¥amolltr troller on trodo. • YARD sal&, 592 Laurel St., Mr-. Linzy, Henderson's and beth, one floor plan . NO. , .. - 25 a. r;nore or Middleport, IOo.m. to 5 p.m. MoDilt Home Pork, Htn - eosomont, doublt gorage 1~!-. lar~ old~ home, W~dnuday. ThurSday •nd denon, w. .v 1 • •t Sh•dlt with workshop over, c.r - 1 ••••••••••••••••••• se.oo Friday. ~ots or misc .. oil Brldgt · port. 3 outDulldln11. Almost ~wral 1dlltl!VIIdlngs, some furnace , furnlturt •nd nlct 10-1·6fc 2 ocr01 of land. Phone 742· carpeHng, large farm pond ••••••••••••••• n.oe ... clothing. 2..5 or see A.obert Hayman , and fruit trees. 10·1-3tc oNetii'Ei;c~,;-p;;;;;p, satom st.. Rutlond, anv like n•w wllh 20 gallon tonk . limo. ·, Diulitlsfled with ~our Y/IA D 10101, Thuraaoy, Pump II Oftl·lhlr~ h.pi i7S.. . 10· 5 ·6)~ t presont ~oc.tlon? Lot us 1 1 Frldoy alld Soturdoy, Oct. f, Phone 992-5716. -----------sell, your Prtsont homo & 10 end 11 at Hobort Smauoy 1D·I·61~ HO~ Sl! tor Hie!. rot~oneDie ' residence, cnntor, Ohio. 1111, you rt·locotel prlcttl, Phont "2-7 .. 1. " 10-l-3tc 5 FT. !U$HH00, 3 pt. hitch, 9-21·5,2tc -...1.:.--------~--1200. Phone (6ltJ tU.:JSt4. · 307 $pring Ave. ' 10·1·11< 1 • ~AMI~ Y Yard Solo, 29. 992·22ft 3 BEDHNI . nomo. lUll Pomeroy. Purl St. , Ntlddl•porr. ltnllhod, romoclollng, Solem Something tor tveryone. 11 10 JOHN Dttr• dGzor. Norw onglftl, ~(nl, c-y wtth St., Ruttond . Phone 112·21!16 ''"' 1 " CONTICT: Evtrythlng chtlp. PftOfll winch. Rev-"or bat. lf.500. IIIII' 4 p.m . or He Milo e. ., '•· '.Loll Ptvlty "992 -28tl . Tutldoy, W.~ . Hutthl10f!. ' ·' Ph0t1t 1'1·1· ftf.l"l: nftaa .,.., •nd Thursd•Y· ,1.1!1'anch MI....., 9-23.11< , 1Q.5.7tc 107-.rp ~ From the largest Tru ck or Bulldozer Rad 1ator to the s~ a nest H~ater Core black and white hound lost at Issac Walton We Paint Barns 3 BEDRM house ,'' s yrs . old Farm on the snode River . CONSOLE stereo, AM -FM Take over payments with no Phone (3041 272 -5870 radio, 8 track tape com _ down paymenl. Call 992 -5064 We P.aint Roofs , 10·9-Mc MOBI~E home locolod In blnation, 4 speaker sound after 5 p.m. Middleport. Phone 992·5535 . system . Balance S104 .10 Or · ( 10 -7·5t p ONE checkbook stub In led)es Paint Anything ' ~ 10-l ·tfC terms . Cell 992-396S. '· · HOUSE;;-O r-R- 5-A;-E-r--:-lounge ot· the courthouse, 10 -7.tfc •t on Lmcoln 2 BEDRM opt. $130 per - - -- - - - - - - - - - - , . _ Hots. l large bedrms: and believed Pullin~, (6WPhone 9853952.Addle monfh, ufilltles paid . Phone NEW pieced comforts .· and · Free Estimates bath , liVIng rm .. TV rm ., 10-I0-81c 992·3975. large built -In kitchen, Quilt tops, $20 and op AI Tromm -------------1M lfC Telephone (014) 378 .627A counter top rMge, built ·in double oven , autumn gold, Ph. 742·2328 Wayne Chevaller , · ReedS · large bar In kitchen , all tully TRAI~ER Spite for rent . All nt ville, Ohio . carpeted, In 3 rm , utilities. Phone 992 -5535. COUNTR HOME with 9-16-tlc l 0· 7· 10tp bllsement , garag£ w1th 9-17 1 mo. arag or outbuild ings . Call DEER-s'lug;:-l2_g _ • -Si.!9-;;.2c , sliding aoors . With ' o r lAND" ROOM furnished and ga. S1 .19, 12 ga . RemlngtOf'l '~ w lt't~out fur,nifure , priced 10 9'·6tc unfurnished 'apartments . MACHINE . Express or Super X $3.83 low . Cal~ 992 2404 for in - SEWING - - - - - - - - - - -- Phone 991.5d34 · Repair s, se rYi!=e , all makes black powder. SUO 1~ . ~ots formauon . .t·1Ntc 992 2284 The F ~tbrl c Shop . FEMA~E. J. D. or 1. H·. Rotary Mower Ibrush hog) . Phone Hubert ~ ~ wlahes ------------~----~---------GtJN SHOOT at1 Amerlr.an , I~ guns ner, ofMfP<jleport and KenllY Wiggins leading the sl~~- Most Of the the No'rib' east ehurc •· c:luatel'l.,-e;repJ'ellllllled and ~ others . wflhln •the "Co. Cooperative Parish." 'lbe Ft'ederlcks' from North , f Woode s rom Alfred ...n~ a , couple of _, numbers. .Nina ~ _______ _.. _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 ~ ~ Card of Thanks an;, owner. . 1972.._QPEL.1900 WAGON. ... ,2~95 · Blown Insulation Services Blown info Walls & AHie! STORM WINDOWS& DOORS REPLACEMENT' WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIOING.SOFFirT GUTTERS'-AWNINGS ina models of mobile hbmes . Phone ~rea code 614 -423· ' 1973 TOYOTA HIWX PICKUr.M95· F.REE ESTIMATES " 992·7608 •' 4 1600 Nye St. Pomeroy Ph . 992-3313 or 992-5880 utland- A:oger Wamsle..- Wanted 197~ JEEP cJ5...............:...~41t5· wheel drive, like new, local owne,. . Auto .. topper, low- mileage. C.A~~ 142· 2331 1 ' Sales & Service and o l~er 1 , 75 Olds Cut. Solon locks, so 50 dlvtdeo seats, . Smith Nelson Mo'on ancl .F~t Yout Winter . . Drlvl11g TrQUblel. . . . .D&M APPLIANCE WANTED TO BUY· WILL PAY ', .26 tor 1964 d imes .65 tor 1964 quart-ers $1 30 for 1964 halves . S3 40 for 1935 .Buy o.,. of The•• ~ 7S Chtvy Ceprl Claulc, • dr . • full power , Including windows , F .A .. (joor I mUinC ~~ 'tlbetber we - jUit watching what happtlll, or , _ _ What Ia happe~Ug, Not everything lhll ilbeinlldonebylholewhoarellllkiD8UW.hlppenaregood. Fo~-~ew «A.&. y .a News Notes .73 Vols-.n 2 Dr. s.w............ms;,. Beetle's flnost and this one )s extra sharp. 76 ford Tr~ln. . lfwewaattogetrldofthebldtbiniJIIInoor~yandaee 72 fGrd LTD 2 Dr• Hardliop..·.. ~.....,_., ~~· ........... "'"'- " · ·1111111eel 1n "-"' cars on lol. New 76 Ford Trltde-ln. M-.. ,. . . . cblngs (or ,tile good, we, oanema, mua1 become actively By Mns. Herbert Roush Others· attenAIM were Mr. 1 ~... Mrs. Edith Manue , Mrs. and Mn. Bob Lawson and 'lbla_.lbatwe wDI haw to acqulrnme ldeal.a worth Elva Hudson and Mrs. Jean famUy. llvlnc far, lit -10111 for ICaiiJIIIIlllbml, and determine Roush spent a day with their Mr. and "rs. Herbert 1011111........,.._ hla't•___.,to~·"'be""1 d t Mr d"ID 1 .---· .,..._ ~ """ ' unc e an aun • · an uuo. Sayre were visitors in Point _.._~~~~~':~.:'!:':~~~ · EmmB ttonett S~them at Lon8 Pleasant and Gallipolis wu''" "!" ....., - ~-a ., a• o : Wednesday, . unk, lll:almlniiiDIIIJ llVIII. Slndlnl! frlvolo111 me11age1 for Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mrs. Ronald Russell, hlapllnJWnandfriet.*blckhome,thetelegraphoperator RoUBh,Shar<J!l,Cindy,Davtd MandyandMike,ofWolfpen did 1101 beed tile nrnlil&laboullc:eberp fll!nt fl'lllll another and Edward were dinner are visiting a few days with ·ship eloee by. If only be had lilteDed, 1617 people would have guests Sunday• of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. RU.!Sell Roush lived! · Mrs. Ronald RU.!Sell, Mandy and family. Tile telejJI'IIJb operator on the Tltantlc Wll busy doinK and Mike at Wolfpen. Mr Edn RoUBh fRa In 0 legitimate thlnp, 1111 flllure, Clualn8 IIIITOW and, lriJiedy, Mrs. Bertha Robinson spents.Sun~y with Mr c ~ wu the rtfulal,lo IVIluate and atw priGrltlel. Dol! t be bUiy returned home' Sunday an,er , Mrs. RU.!Sell Roush. · 1111 wlthjultrrtvoiOUitlinp.Ideallwlllbellll!lllqleuunlealwe 8 two weeks visit with Mr. Mr and Mrs Clifford Hall dellnnlne 1111111 prloriU-. Goall wDJnever·be reallled unleaa • and Mrs. Btll Mitchell at of S , ha . ha wefollow~lf~ari10111tobe~thoilewboare Stockport, Mr. and' Mrs . mO:U:c~e ::ur~ov:d~ doing lblnp, let 1 be IW'IIIhl,t we are doing the right things. Rufus Coe, Columbus, Mrs. Letart Faiis. Frances Slover at Colwnb111. Mrs Herbert RoUBh Mr ' Mr · and Mrs. Joe M1111uel Iva visited Mrs. Vash~ and sons, Tim and Sid, Mr. Grimm Sunday Dar old Graham and children, not iso well and has to undergo and Mrs. Charles Manuel, · Jr. Payne and Mr.and Mrs. more x-rays.'·' Joann, Charley, Jtll, Jane, Bob WeIsh · .Mr . and Mrs. Amadee Jenny, Mr. and Mn. Ernest Dinner suests of Ava Lefebre (Rachel Burbridge) Buall and Joyce Manuel, .~f GUkey on Sept. 21 were are now occup)'lng their new Charl~ston, V,:.' Va. all en· Classified Ads Howard Gilkey and son, Joey h(llle here. The llome Is joyed a picnic at Portland of Colwnbus, V. D. BUuard •trlc:tly modam with electric l?ark Sun,day , brina you and Mr · and Mra. R. D. .heat. • , Mr. and Mrs. Gary Miller Billiard or Denvel', Colo., Mr. and Mrs. M.A. Epple and daughter, Amy of extra cash Mr.lllld Mn. Oinkln GUUy bad 81 tl!etr weekend glll!ala Bellevue, 0. spent the :for or Alblny and Mr. llld Mrs. · his 1011 • Robert Epple, and •Weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bob A1ldre and 1011, Ray. dau11bter • Mrs. Janice charlea Lawson and family. shoppina sprees Larry Mc:Gratll 'lfliO Will~ ~d family. · , ' Aipy'a birthday · was recently had~ car acclcenlla celebrated during their visit. <h 1• Air conditioned, leas than 41,0110 ..., miles. One olllwtrP,tlt• · · l9llllill. 73·fcrd GIM Torino. ....... ,............ ;&~t.OIIIil, V-8, power st-Ing & bra,Wes, euto. trlltt.. One local owner. New Ford lrede-ln. • ' ' 4 Or . Sedan, small 73 Pontiac Catalina....,..............,. . .. • Dr . Sedan, extra sharp, low mtleage, air conditioning, 111:· goodies. Norw Ford trade-ln ., • • 711 Torino . "8 2 Dr Hard lOP. ~au 1 ~s; good lookl~g on'siai:"" ... ,;& ;· _ . .. 2 Dr............................. ~ . car. Easy 68 TOJOio verydependable,ownersaysgets25mllespergallcn. I· . SEE: FRED BLAETTNAR, PAT HILL,· . MELVIN LITTLE, OR DAN THOMPSON • DAN 'THOMPSON ;:~;. •. ' PHONE 992·2196 OPEN EVENINGS TIL7,nrtoJA EXCEPT THURS. AND SAT. TILS:oo • 461 S. THIRD MIDDLEPORT ' .· THEa.QIIR YOU LOOK. ' ~ I t.,. " THE B II ER·· ;;.~' ' WELOOK .• •• I In 11173, VIce President ~tro Agnew resigned under no contelt to • - ...: an agreement with the Juatice Department to plelid fined $10,080 IIICl pat ...... yean' prubllltll, ,, . r evasion m.w-. • -.; .. �\ . 13-Th<> ll8ily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Oct. 10, 1915 ·'· ·SMITH NELSON MOTORS Get Ready .for WlnNr'.sale~ Business .Services ' U.S. COINS Racine P'umbing V\HI~tteating Your Heil Dealer Third 51. · Racine, Ohio ' Ph.' 949-5961 . l:mergency 949-2211 or 992·5700 • Complete air cond ltlon lng sales and service; heaflng, Plum bl)'\g, roofing and general sheet work. m~tal Free Estimates 9-U 1 mo. and older ~ and older and older 'iJl ' ~~ dollar• · - - - FOR SALE---WHEAT BACK PENNIES .85 A ROI.L Alfred ' l 1\r •• J '10 \• Soc re 41\-...- 1' •• · · BUFFA~O NICKE~$17 . 00 RO~~ A Sl~ VE R,CE RTIFICATES 11.25 EACH n.oo Bills - n.2s each. $5.00 Gold coins XF cond. 188.00 . C:t>.SH pold tor oil molies 9531. 1 ' ' SOUTHEASTERN OHIO 4-13tfc THE TRACTOR , ASSOCIA TION Oct. I, 1975 , Sundlty school attendance oo'bi;l. ~ wa8 38, the offertng was ~ :08. ,,, · Worship services were held the Rev. Meece Romans 11:1~ 23, "I.Wl!Bt)lY all means keep thta .1t.east that cometh In JeduilMt". , Su'bject "Everyone . Has an ap· wit!) God Some Notice A.\JCTION, Fr iday, 7 p.m. Lots bf tools, toys, and other new merchandise . Milso.n Auction. Mason, w Va . 10 10-Hc - - - - - - - - - - - -- - SHOOTING Mil, TCH , Corn Hollow , Sunday , Oct 12,1 p m ., 1 mile past Miles Ce.metery out of Rutland 10-9-3tc Legion Farm, Rutland, Ohio Beech Grove Road . 1 p. m. 1111? Ft~lory choked 10·9-3tp '' J..!Wf,.!~l~ Ied devollona 1 -,------'---~--- Nina 1 AM NOW giving , plano lessons l n my home . For appointment, coli 949·2803. D. Woode, 10-lQ.ftc ~g;~~:~: :~/i~'~t•· d t ~-------------" ..,n ance, a ·NEW "01~ OF ' MINK" thla 21. · products, new co'tologs. Gel Rev. Meece served Com• on our growing customer mll'llafi " !& · 17. (this being ~~~~ ,~.r,.~:v~r~em ~~~~~· Commll'llon Sundtateny)d. f ~~~ndr Br~~~~P9:~-g~~i walt ana ance o Distributor . on Monday ' here ~~~~*.tJia~ pWilllt and to ex press their apprecll!'- 2 BE[)RM . trailer, KlnQsbwry Road, 1.4 mile off St Rt 143. tion to au those who Furnished, no pets. \ or 2 contributed their efforts ana' ch lldren. Phone •7.42 ·3122. con1rlbut1ons •toward the success of the tractor pulls ____ ________ the association or par - PRIVATE meeting room for a.ny organizlltton, phone 992 durlno the 1975 season. Anyone lnteresltd In lolnlng IJCipJtlng during the tOmlng year mav contact Jim Codner , President, Route 2, Racine, or call 843-2438 . 10-12 ·11C UQI -T------------- Wanted To Buy ~ , --;'_. 10-7·26tc 3915 . .. , 3.J1 .1fc :- - -·- - - - · .. . ~AU RE~AND Apartments, 6th ond George Streets In New Haven, w.. V• . Brand new 2 bedrm . town houaes, appliances furnished, fully carpeted, renting S128 up Including utilities:· Call manager ol 1 13041 882·2567 . 10·5·12tc -- LANDMARK'S '. F~l RouncHJp Jo.hnson Masonry & Remodeling . ' Bird& Mastic VInyl • Siding Aleen, Alcoa & Wolverine Aluminum Siding Bird Vinyl Gutters Sale Oct. 6-18 Price, 10·5-75 PRI:l;ES- FUN REFRESHMENTS Come in and register. No purchose necessary. I POMEROY LANPMARK1, 9.- Jack W. C<ltrsey, Mgr. AiA Phone 992-2181 , Real Estate For Sale 9 RM . HOUSE Ia oprs.J. Will Smllh 1 10-10 6tc , Portland . 8"3·2641. 1Q.9.6tc .couNTRY Mobl;; ~;me ·Pork , Rt 33, ten miles north of Pomeroy ~orge tots with concrete PlltloS'.~ sidewalks ,. runners and off $freat in of new a:nd used shotg~ns . Very good discount on hew guns . Fife's, Third St., ------- ----~!_·~tc Middleport. Phone 99D49A. 10-7-121< -----------:Ti GE RT'S l ,gay Qlrl, reaay tpr a :1"t Hom• Mf•· 'f· ... Saie f*· Strout Realty --------...,-----. :--------------..-- i"NERSPRING MA ' . ,,i4uM . '38 EA. ------......1----- ----------- ·····················'"· ···················'''·''" · ElwOO D BOWE RS"REPA tR. -------------r- i 1 Pom eroy 'Au thoHz ed Smger Sales and Service We sha r pen Sc rssors 3·29 tfc service. 9-21-30tc 992-2478. NILL trlrn or cut trees an shrubbery . Pt1one 9d9 - 25~ or 7-42 3167 . 10·8 261 '73 Pl~moulh Yollont 4 dr., auto., P.S.• radio, 6 cyl. A good cleen economy 1=er. WHEEL alignment and brak service. Call Herschel Rost 992 3793 or 992-5331. '2695 I' . -· --- ----------- IUALTOR ,I 20 ACRES - 2 houses, one new dbl . wide, nice barn on school bUs and mall rts. S31,000. BRICK HOME - 3 bedrooms, mod . kit. nat. gas, clly wafer and nicely paneled . Now $11,000. NEW LISTING - 3 bedrooms, bath, mod. kit . gas furnace , 2 porches and level lol. St2.500. 1 ACRE - 3 b~rooms, ba th,. drilled well, and old service sfaflon c Oilly $8,1100. · RENOVATED - 7 foom house, ~ b~rooms, bath, mod. kit . gas F.A. furnace. 2 acre• of land. S29,500. 5 ACRES - In the country, partly fenced . Nice farm pond, drilled well and mobile home. SlS.SIIO. , SYRACUSE - 7 room frame house on nice lot. $3,000. , NEW LISTING - 157 acre cattle farm. 8 room home, bath, large barn and 2 ponds. Most miQerals. $60,000.110 BUY NOW AND BE SECURE IN LATER LIFE. . see WE SPECIALIZE In mobil• home furnace repair. Phon• 992 -5858. -----------LET US DO IT! ! · Carpeting 501 "NYLON 9~ 4 Square ·Yilfd RUBBERBA~ GR~TI, CARPETCONIU~TANI lnteriOt, full paw4!, , ,..,,. . Ceward Calvert ,,' '. 'I ..•' t ,'. •• ' ' " .' ,. • ' 2 SIGNS Jtomaroy OF QUALITY . Motor Co Mr. V. D. Blizzard and son , Robert Blizzard and wife of . Denver, Colo., spent ' lt7J PONTIAC GRAND PRIX S:Jits Thnsdsy thru Monday with Grand Prix coupe, block finish, black vinyl top, SJ Ava Gilkey, Mr . Blizzard whb option, atereo, radio end tape, factory air, power is 89 an~ recently had hla ltHrlng and britkes. White stripe redial tires. Nice and cataracts removed and a new · sharp. ' pacemaker put In his heart, 1f7a BUICK LtSABRE . um Custom H.T. Cpe., local owner, lltat's really sharp had a trust fund of $1000 made Inside & out, good w-w tires, tustom wheels, dark at an Athens Bank to Wella green vinyl roof, gr-llnlth. AM radio & tape, factory Cemetery where .his first air. automatic, P. st-Ing & brakes. 1-0ELTA 88 HT COUPE 1-STARFIR·E COUPE wife, Lola French Bll2zard Ill 197tCHEV.4WH.DRIYE M495 . burled and one for the same ~ ton. I' Fleetslcle, 350 v.a engine, automatic trans., See One of these Courteous Salesmen: Plfl Bunis, LIDJd Mc:Uu&filin or Mril lllb~ amount for the Tuppers po_. ateerlng and brakes, 15" on and oft Highway tires, a r.eal go getter. ' Plains cemetery where D. D. Blizzard, his parents, are burled. He also attended church at Tuppera Plalna accompanied by Clinton . OHIO· Gilkey and Mr . and Mrs. R. Open Saturday OPErt EVENINGS TIL 6 PM D. Blizzard where he at. Ti15:00 P.M. tended as a boy on Sept. 28. PHONE 992-5342 Pvmeroy, OhiG Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alkire . \l!' "' and son, Ray, spent the : "YOVl.L LIKE OUR QUALITY WAY OF DOING BUSINESS~ . .' weekend In Columb111 with the Robert GibBons .and at· ' ..M ,, tended the wedding of Dennla • Gilkey , Oct. 4 Mr. and Mrs. ABa Jordan If. . and Mr. and Mn. Walter J£V. HOWAlD c. • 4C!C Jordan and aon, Joshua, attended a cheeae feallval at ' Coshocton l'l!eently. ·l'IIIUIZ&JNI5801'PBOPLE Mr , and Mrs. M. A. Epple lltJmate bu llld tbere are line kiDdl people In the were dinner lltlella Of the world: lholewhomabthlnphaJll*l,lbOtewbo ,Watcb thinKs Frank Epples In Middleport happen, and wbo wonder what hajlpened! Saturday, October 4. Prot.bly oaly about 11 pe~Un~ of tile people really make 4 dr. sedan. air. P.S., P. B.•• ,; ....... ' Robert Oark attended a · tbqa happen. About 50 perceat wtile people j1llt watch things business meeting at happen. The otiMr 30 ptlreent wonder What really happen«~. Columbus on October 3 and 4. Tbellpercenttbl!taremHilliJ UW.S happen are tile pace David Carr had · a ~etten. TbeY. have ldeU, 10111, .llld haw cammllled them· automobile accident In which lilY• to certlln prkiritlu. Tile people IIIlo make INngs Station Wagon, air, P.S., and luggage rack. the car was a total lou-and he happen ..-e -l'(llllic: In a dewted )lUI poee to their tdeala and Is In Holzer Medical Center aoala. 'lbey do not leave tbinlll to bllnd chance In a partial· with a broken wrill and back commitment. nn' Injury. David grew up bere MOll of 111, MweYer, jalt watch happen. Afraid to Dr . · H. T. ••••• ............. ............ ••• .;g and he baa a host of friends take rilb 11111 cammltOIII'Ielv. to a parpo~~~, we take the 4 who are wishing him a speedy lltllllde the ~tor llil watch elle carry the recovery. bill! Wltllno real commitmlnt In life, or only half.fleated Mr. and Mrs. Denver Gould commltmenll, i penon wDI drill llmlealy, watchlnll athens $ anOrvdilclhtldrAllen are vdlslthetingRatbe but never reall:r acc(lllpllahlng Runabout ................................. e· ens an y 111, ...... - v - . _ Hantngs and the Jack Klnp. Dr. Ralph Soctman hal warned .111 of the danger of IATr I'AH Mr. and Mrs. Joe Caney marpna! commllment: "Too DIIIIY lndlvldulla wour times Uti I;. IIIUUE.L .....W were recent supper guests of are like the miiUture wldrlpooll'whlcb 011e may aee by the Qlll MODEl~ .Ava GUlley. ICON In •IWifllJ fiDwilw nL ----- LUI Mrs. Ava Gilkey gave a Therelnthel:li:TelltareU..anallvortlceilnowiderthan 4 Dr., 289 V-8, auto......................... • • .. f ... · birthday dinner Sept. 'II for 011e's band, flln:e llUie cenlen of 111CIIon wblch draw about her aon Clinton's 54th blr· llldlnto~l'illlwba"wrfGIInmaybeflotllncupan the See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel ~...~... lhday. A steak and flfller surface, and Jtt are tilemMlv•llOihiJW brlt • diJzy rotattarl L • . - L .......... . dinner and the tradtllonal II'OIIIda ceiD'II ~There Ia IIOdlinC IUbltMtllllat the Less than 14,000 eaay mil ea. Showroom clean, 76 Font birthday cake wu fll!rved to Cllllllr of lbemoel-. They baw no Inner body of conviction. ln. Vem Bllaard, Mr: and Mrs. They are mere crealunl ol tile eurrt~~l." , , '-· L,.oc-•t..;;ed,;;,;,on;.;.-.St-.,;.;R;.;,t·;.,7_...;._ _,.:Ot:,:::es::;te:.:r.:.•C)~. , d;i;ii'ifflilr,lfil·, R. D. BUzzard of Denver, If we are not IDIIII1g the people who are makln& tlUgs • Or. Sedan. air condltiCJned, full eq~lpment, Colo., TelTy Whaley, Terry . happen, then '!,a became the belpJ.. victlml of thole who are ' car. Vory low mileage. ·· . PO~!!!E~~~ CO~~. PO~EROY, \C'. KARR & VAN ZAND: (ADILLAC.OLDSMOBIU GMAC ·FINANCING AVAILABLE .. 1971 Chrysler New YOrker J1495 1971 Chevelle 4 Dr..... :...s1395 1'97t rNd Gal. 500 uw.s w 1971 rrord P"nto I ~ ~~~~V«<, rl-. · ' 1975 MODEL CARS 1295 1965 M8fC.. .Com 'et · WALL TO WALL CLEARANCE of all sogs · $495 RIGGS USED CARS AN.D TRU'CKS !!nftrl USED 'J 23l975. .•.... .. SEVERAL DEJJOS 75 fonl•·m 4 Dr 75 fcrd Gran TCiino............. Bumgarner speaking, will) a Jr. and Anne of Galllpolla, good attendance from several Mr. and Mrs. Bobpy Glbeoll churches. and Robin of Coliunblll, Mr. Several members of the and ' Mrs. F. o. Whaley of 'Sunday school and church Columbus, Katen Gilkey and .._ here attended a shower for Ray Alkire -.f Athens, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Dllllnger, and Tad Gilkey, Albany, Mr. newl"-'•,at the home of his and Mrs. Robert Alkire, Mr. ,,._ d Clln like parents, Mr. and Mra. Uoyd an Mrs. ton G y, Dillinger, Pratte Fork, Albany,andthehoalela,A~a Sunday evening, Sept. 28. Gilkey. · Mr. and Mra~ Russell Mark Glbaon of ColumbUI Balnum of Westerville, spent the weekend with the ·villted Saturday and Sunday ·Bud Douglaues and Mrs. with their brother-ln·lsw and Lana Gibson. atater, Charles and Helen Mr. and Mrs. F. Q. Whaley Woode · of Collllllbua attended the Mr. ~d Mrs. Qair Woode Whaley reunion at the rind Connie of .ctrclevtlle, ' fairgrounds on SUnday, Sept. vlaltedrelattvealiereoverthe 28. weekend Mrs Betty Gilkey ol Mr.c;e;...eRehmandMrs. Colu~bus attended the Adele weaa of Cincinnati funeral of her cOUiln, Guy villted Mr. and Mrs. Pete Will, at Hughes Funeral ·Follrod and family and Nina • home with burial at Roblnlon and Clara ·Follrod Burlingham. last Thursday, 11 was their Ml>. and Mrs. M. A. Epple hadlllautoacdd&nt. The car lint villi here In 1•' years. Mrs. Clara Follrod and badly dam111ed but the Nina Robinson took Sunday oc.cuplllta escaped InJury. dinner and spent the af. duy Bolin laellptCted horne temoon with Mr. and Mrs. soon after two montha In Bill Follrod and sUe Ann tn ' Michigan with lila nephew, Athena. the Fr1a1k Gravee family, Mr. and Mrs. Charlea D. . Mrs. Beale Graham Cllllll Woode attinded a birthday h(llle lill'lday, Oct. 1 from a celebration lor Mr. Carl villi mGeorlilt, and North Rlc:harda 11 hla home In Clrelllnl with ber dalllhlen. , Parkersburg, Sunday af· Recent guetlt of Joe ternoon. Caneya were Mr. alld Mrs. 0., waa f ® ' ' u- devotion~ 2 11-tfc C'ALt.H2-4211 • TAI.K TO WENDELL 4 1S72 FORD T-BIRD.~ .. :~~~.~.)369S w SeptH, lfl5 Sunday llChOOI attendance on Sept. 28 was 47, the of· ferlrv! $23.63. Wonhlp ltel'VIces were held at 11, with Thelma Henderson doing the and Rev. Meece speaking from Rev. U·lO on, "Oul' Souls Have Been Purchased by a King of ·Love," "Are we allowing Him to rule, or Satan, by his trlckery7 " AttendancewBB22 at this service. Dan and Janet Moorewererecetvedtntolhe church, at the close of the worship eetvlce, A one night evangellaUc fll!rvice was held at the chw:chhere Monday evening, Sept. 29 with Rev. Robllrt -~- .. - - - -...... - - - -- - . ~ e have hundreds"'~...o carpet values . Yout lob Ctt1 be , completed In 1 to weeks. No long waiting period Our Installer he't years eXperience .. Expert lnstaNatlon . You'll like what you get . 11,5. -5PECIA . Alfred Social Notes Real Estate for Sale ':1' - SEE TOM RUE OR RAY DOUGlAS PH. 992·2594 :-------------- TEAFORD l . Interior, .. OPEN SAT. TILL 5:00 d el lV'er.ed right to you pro ject Fast and easy Fre• estimates. Phone 992 32811 Goegteln Readv Mix Co . 1(\tVI..I 1"'r)OrL OhiQ, , ,. 6·30 -tf• 992 i52S or 992-5232 Harrisonville SOciety News •1495 8 27 -tfc ' E: ,Xt..AV A' l f'NG , baCJtl.hoe - - - - -- - - - - -- - dozer and dlfcher Gas WE DO aTumlnum siding , etectrlc and water lin• gufter work , rooting, burial, basements, footers paneling , painting, plum . septic systems and brust bing, We tlx the whole clean in g . Will haul fill dirt house . AI Tromm , 742 -2328. top so li , sand and gravel -------''~-2~•·:.'.C':tfc I rmestone for driveways line roads Phone Charles R Hatfield , Backhoe Serv ice SEPTIC TA N KS cleaned Rt . 1. Ru!lond, Ohio. 742 Modern San rlatlon. 992 ·3954 6092 or ~ 992 7349 9 IO.I!c . ·- - ~EXC:AVATI NG , dozer ."1oade1 an d backhoe wor k , septic tank s i n stelle d , dum~ tr ucks and lo~ bovs for I) Ire . will haul fill dirf , top soil limestone and grav e l.f~ Cel Bob or Roger Jeffers, da~ Virgil B., Sr. phone 992·7089, n ig ht phont ------- ~Ice ~r . Prlc~ ·' tun """'"' wu $2"'· - 'New T&T wheel, .fA., tlrn. Wn S.3tl . '2' Or. H.T. Not tHrd for 69 model. Falcon 4 dr. Station Wagon, P.S., P.B., loct. air, a real sharp wagon. ---:-------- I -- tllpe, extra I Solck lloctra. ..... V-tot. bettie f ·w. 11. blue. matching and lnttrlor, full 1969 OU)S 10RONAD()... ?.~~.~ ..'795 70 FOtd READY MIX CONCRETI ' P.~ .• • 71 Olds " Luxury 1973 'POfffiAC CATAI.IN!0:~1.~.•3295 ·' 2 Or. H. T:,,alr, P.S., Dr. H.T., eKirolow ~lleagefor 71, oir.'vlnyl top. •3995 BRA D FORD , Auctioneel Complete Servi ce. Phon 949 ·2487 or 9.t9 2000. Racln1 Ohio , Cri tt Bradford . 10 9 " -----------.!....- 1·24-tfc ------------BACI<HOe: for rent, hour orcontract . Reg . or ex " cavatlng type, Septic tanks Ins talled 8111 Pullins Phone , ' · ' Auto., p.s.• P. B., Super Deluxe, long bed, nlte truck. 4 7t Plymoullt Fury Ill• dr. H.T., P.S., P.B., olr tond., cljtrk er- with bltck vinyl roof. A foctOty officio! car wlllt now cor warronty. - Swee pers, toast ers, Iron$ , 10·5·6f all small appliances Lawn - - - - - - - - - - - - - - mower , next to Sta le H rgh NE IGLER 'S Building an way Garage on Route 7 · SuP.plv We spec ialize 1 Phone 985 3825 bu ilding houses . Also, d A·l6.1fc repair work and cablnat! -{ ~ -- - ~-~--- - - - - . , - - aluminum siding . Call Gu WOU~D VOU BE~IEVE ? Nelgler , 949-2508; II n Bui ld an all s teel build ing at answer ca ll 949-2813 or 94~ Pole Barn prJces? Golden 2457. Giant Ati .Steel Buildings, 10-S 26tJ Rt ~. Box 148, wav.erlv . Ohio. Phone 94 7-2296 wheels, S21U. 1971 PONnAC CATALINA. .... !1995 MIDDLEPORT , Accountant Phone 992-6173 C 72 Buick L.Sabre Custom ConverfT ble, full power elr, radio, w -S·W fires. Was s2tf5. Now,..,.. MOTOR'S LAR8Y WHOBREY, L. ~~~ 7Z Oils tt H.T....... groy mlfchlng V.reof ~~~~ RUE CoUection SJStems, supp~ ...,...____ 81"' with white vinyl top. This bird has t'IOrylhlng. TOM ·. Tax Advisory Semce, office I · ~~,:; o.Y•r Factory air, auto., we sold this one new . Agas saver. ' BOOKKEEPING, We Paint Houses Landau root , bucket console, air. ss who>Ojs, pow. seat , AM ·FM radilll tires, 55195. . 1974 atEVY lh lON PICKU~.~3595 Open eveningstill7 p.m. & Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Come in and J . D. Story or Bill Nelson, for a real friendly deal. 4 10-1 mo __P_o_m_:_e_rP',Y-' T .wb:etl. cruise control, AMf' F.M. stereo. stereo tape, l ,SOO miles, sold Buy your next car from yaur .friendly dealer. We. want to be your friend. Stop:b'!Y oriel sH how irlenflly we can be. Ph. 9!_H!9l_ . We -------------- . '·' SyracUs~; Uhlo SMITH NELSON MOJORS, INC.· sell for Sl ,SOO down. t~e rest 1-:P_h-_9_92-·2_1_ 74_ ' like rent . S15(),per month, on ..,... land contract. 356 North Fourth, Middleport. William ut:ed cars "o1.1 LARRY lAVENDER Nathan Biggs R,i!diator Specialist_ and Downspouts Sotfi1s of all kinds wfllrl after cleaning ~ar~ets 1 end chUdt , Mr: and ~};:cE' M-;;nch'e-;t;r-;-3-o7-:; ,. Park~ng Phone 992 tfc with Blue Lustre . Rent ielec. Gerald Gut and months old , prefer black . · ·· · · · . """ st1ampooer . Nelson's brug Mr. and Mrs. erson ~oonard Hess, Century Bar, 1'URNISHED' apartment, Store • Pomeroy, Ohio. oqulls only 1ft Middleport. E. ,. , Kr 10 9-6tc Guthrie, and Mr. and MJ:s.. 10-8 31c Pnone 992-3874 MAl N 3·25.tfc TWO good U" snow tires and Charles D. Woode of this area ---------.,----J\;D turnllure, nee boxes: -------------~ wheels. Will sell reosonoble. POMEROY, 0 attended a picnic and get- ' br-'ss beds. or complete Phone 992 -5U9, Elber logether at the h-• ' of households. Write Nt 0.. Moble far .l'..t.. Jonnson, Pomeroy, o•1o R. 138 ROLLING ACRES ·; Leo d H ff "W" 1 Miller, Rl. 4, Pomeroy, D. • Belley Run Road', $175 per acre. Heavy ':~~~He\>. nar u man on Oh io. <;,til 992.7760 MOBt~E home, 12 x ,, p11 10 9-3tP limber ,.. Minerals _ Old d .llo•~allow RIA•e Sun""y 10·7·1" !lolly furnished, 12 x 24 Add· ------------ •Good :~~1~~~·f~ro:m~ .,._,." .,. T:::""' -----------A Room, underpinned, BLACK Dlom;nd llnariJ.~nt .. •Nuse & well .evenln,,' Oct. 5, Htifl- Hel 111 ted porch and owning, and Cell or write F. M GutHrie, hunting. mantsleaderoftheday·llme P <~.•IIJ .. , metal storage building. 33 Townsend, Athens, on 1o. MSTIODRDYLEFI;>ROARMTE. 3 BR . ,Bible S'""", between ! ille ou ~ 'l (oscoT cosmetics Home on cnolce rentea lolln Phone I6UI 592 2158. 10 ·9·3fp bath. Nice lot. New carpel Mlddlerrt by pork . Phone D•--·atl"""RI betuty advisors hove been 992729 .,.,..,, OW c:lgeand,Aifted trained to uslst you In skin 10.8.61 P --------ACROSS lrom scnool -lot- ol and paneling . Nat. gas Comm un IUes on Wednesday care and beauty. Oon't --~----------Syracuse. 1 will discontinue heat. $12,500 . . Springs afternoon at 1:00: ~!~~~1'1~ 11 ~~ c,l~.!~r ~~~~ 1973 VIN!lA~E troller end lot Morlt Norm on Cosmetics as CLOSE IN - w, acre 2 1 rlftilelodQ evening Mr. and Mrs. Chester dertul opportunlly tor lhoso located In Tuppers Plains, '. ::o~i.' · 2 ~0P. c~~~ 0~?,'',"ellcs, In, SR. bath. ~tilly· R. " • Frederick of North Bethej'" flinterested lr working! Ohio. Phone 1614) 667·3117. . . 1 o.9,,~!c ·G~~age. OWn w,ater syst,m . Pnone Ann Sauvage , 9-30-12fc & city water. Enclosed • . empllfett ,ln 111d Mr. and Mrs.' Olester Syracuse, Ohio, 992-3272 · ,--'--------.,--'HoNDAllsXL,--;-;;J;iuoM · patio. ss,Joo. 1913 the ~iid Gorrell and Unda of' Tuppers _.:!, _________ ~ · 10 · 61 P AutO Sales condition, must sell. Phone POMEROY - l'h acre ''t~"~~'wni...~pannla, Mr. PlaiJ11l, recently spent an EXPERIENCED truck 1967 INTERNATIONA.~ • 130•18822989. 10-9-4tc vrry P:it~te. 2 ~~it bat~, ., Parker. evening with Mr. and Mrs. methanic . Pnone 992786•. Pickup wlfn cattle racks . - - - - - - - - - -- -,-- n ce c en, u y . !IA••eral.< I I f Ill 10 · 1~- 3tc Also, battery operolod fence Porch . Nat. gas furnace. 2 oca am, es Olarlea Woode. -------------cnarger. Pnone 7•2-2746. REMINGTON , 1,100 auto, car garage $13,000. at While Funeral Mr. and Mrs. Wald Sw81'1z . SOMEONE wllh some ... I0-8-31c new 12 or 20 g~. Sl12.50. POMEROY - 1 story Sunday sftetnoon and of Athens called on Mr1 and ~';!,~n<;: 1 ~~ ~:~r~~ 111.d~~~= - - - - - - - - - - - - Fifo's, Middleport, ~~~~361 c frame- 3 SR . bath. FuJI evenln1 and attended funeral Mrs. Charles Woode, llfd Mr. 949-2057. 1913 FORO Plckuf:, 250 VI, • -------------'T basem~nt with TV room. eervtces on l\{onday at 1:00 and Mrs. Hobart swartz one ___________ _:~e-4tc ~~i4f:i5.~5~4. s ,eoo. Phone use p c HA 1N sows, m , :.R; ~~~~~~~~e~;~e~~· P~~~~ fo~.'l'ressleSpencer day laat week, , EXPERIENCED baby sitter ----------~~~tc ~~~~:'t9:.~iJ92MiddlepQ '!! · TlnUrPeaPrE.RS,S9,500PLAINS _ 5 Tuppers Plains, mother ol Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. 1 nttdtd at wosnlngton, w. 1972 NOVA In axcollent con· . 9-18-26tc Ar1nur .,_nc:er of~~·- area Wood tie dedlb H 1 k Va •o hour week with ex· dlllori . For more In - -------..,.---~--· yrs. old.3 BR. Balh. Dining """ ea n e em• oc c•llent omplo~te btnetils R. HW fl oors . Fu11 :~~~~ sld """to! • • formation, call 667-3759 or 1976 STARCRAFT lrovel re en the Grove homecomlna on . plus separate ouslng with 667-3652. trollers and fold dowlfi . basemeht ' with utility . area Burlll Sund "·Oct 5 ell expenses pold Phone 10·5·51t ~owest prices~rl -slate. Porches . forced air fur·. ay a•..,. .. oon, , . <'041 863-6018 offer ,. m. ---------~-•11 1975 to1d·d ' • ~ r duced . K' ee baugh 1 ·9·61' l960 e~ECTRA Buick. needs Carrie Burson of Athens 'is · Galaxy S2.39. St rill ester nace . ' Abouf ,'I• . acre. . ~~~~:~;= Sumner. a patient In the' O'Blenness ;;NTTO-;;E;::-;?"C-;roll,;;i; transmisSions. Inquire at Sl,m, x~ Delu•e. Sl,m . 'o'o9,N~T· THROW YOUR · Tewklbarv Berber Shop , Camp Conley Starcratt remal ns MemorlalHospttallbere,and taking appllcotlona for I0-7-6tc · Sales. At 62 North of ' Pt MONEY AWAY - LET US " quite Ill. Her di11J1hter, Is mdergolng tests and X· telephone volunteers. Fortr,· -------------- . Ploa.sant, w. Yo. ''' APPRAISE THE ee~~=yOS l of Sugar Grove, rays. She is not so well at this nour trelnlnO progrom n 1969 CAMARO, sfoo . . Phone 10;6 Stc crisis lntorvo~tlon ond -------------"-- > PR,OPER T.Y . BEFORE ·""''_, ~-- over the listening SkillS luting five 992·5301 · YOU BUY OR SELL. 7 5 9 ,...,_. • ucn• ' wrllln11. Her daughter, woeks, to be hold In Athens . · · ' ' Real £state for !' 992-22591f no answer 1 weabiid.• Katherine Glllogly of Call H2-7502 tor application 1972- MATAoOR.- ••·;;;;;;;11 , • •! . 992-2568 and 'Mrs. Bobby Burke Columbus, 0. Is with her. _ •M ~torm_auon __ · --:-'0-l-91c tron•mtnlon. air con - • AM . HOUSE end bttn , ~"-----.....:'-----...! ' . _ altloned, runs good , redial flropllct. Pnqne 992 -5871 .· 11res.. cneap cor tor __ _:____ _ _ 10 ·2 ·2!~ ,. . : . . . - - - - - - - - - , someone who c•n do metal ACRE lot wnn septic lank and wdrk. Phone 992-3760. tap, metal building I0-10·2tc water YARD AND CARPORT SAI.E near Five Points. Phone by DeMoloy Mother's Club. 1614) 98H202, Oct 10 and 11, Friday and NO.' 123 - 96 a. ,' completely · Saturday . Third house west set up ·to raise & train of Bradbury School. Coun ly 3 BR HOME, (uat fJnlo~.od horttes1 lovely homo.: fully Road s. Discarded fur· IN DASH l3 Channol Citizen's remodeling. Slllen;~ St., carpeted, mod. kitchen, 2 nlture, refrigerator , penny Bend transceiver, am .fm Rutland. Pnon, 7~2, 2306 biths, ,pressurized water 1 plncher box, huge lOC lint, mpx r•dla, 8 track stereo. · afttr ~ p. m or see Milo B. Call 992-~965 , · plus good sturf. easy · system to buildings Md Hutchinson . parking . t ,... tfc ' home. $70,000.110: 10--9-i tc 10-9 21c GREEN BEANS, pick your :---~ NO. 133 - 3 BR, {ull base. IRAND NIW SOMETHING'S golfe g!vt. So own . Andrew Croll, ~otort RUSTIC Hills home, $6,500 older home In town. Fully Fells, Onto. Phone 2•7·2152. ' outright, SI7,078.Sl balance. - a yard ult Saturday Insulated with storm 10 5 6tt Phone 992-7523. ' beginning of 10 e. m. GoDd ___ ..,_________ 10-Htp w.lndows ,nd 2 closed- in girl 's clothing mostly I and 10, lamps, kitchen table, RUG • weaving •nd rugs fo~ - - - - - - - - - - - - ' porch~. $15,0110.110" ' •I I \ I . sole. Phone 992·2329. NEW houst, unflnlahttl, 3 chairs, ctraperits, cofftl 10-5-6tc bttlrooma, on 3 acr01 ian~. and step tables, novelties, BY ,SlN\MONS •• nt•r Meigs Mint No. 1 on NO. 135 - 8 a. more or less ·h a\lriCIIVt hlnd ·PIInltd ------------~ ' 1 1)• ' . Hlmtton Hollow Rood, •;. vacant land, · Langsville. ' apple -apple cort on aged 9 REG . Angus helltrl1 IX· milt. Boon qvttl In, S9,00Q. Dexter area, $3,800.110. wood plaques, bird c:age, cellont blOOd line. Phone 992Also, lt31 cnovy, runs good adult ctotnlng, knltk · 2719. Fldary Seemds ' ' olitn now botiory, $200 . NO. 141 - 4 BR. large knacks, mlscellaneoi.Js · 10-5-6tc Phono 16141 :179·6365. 0 , • kitchen, off,street parking, dishes. tee cart. pictures, Sill •. · 10-o-6tq large ' fronl porch, quie'f ! cr•f• stts, toys, games, EXCE~~ENT Bundy cornot, _________...... _...._loo.ol,_ c:.•l'll}lster sets and other 1961 English Fora. Pnono 1items. Rlln .elate ,' Saturday, • '*. lrif 1 J(', ONE HOUSI with S rms . and location, S1l 1SOO.IIO. 992-3215. 1 1 both In nlu neighbOrhood . Oct. II Chorltne Hoeflich, 10·5·6fc ' ··q~,~.:-. USED MERCHANDISE Only $7,200 . .Phone "2-57i6. NO. ld' - Farm, " a., 2 109 High 51.. Pomeroy. 10·5-61C acre stocked lake, some 10-9-3tc TRAVE~ TAAI~ER, MUST T~l• Chllra& Motchllll Cllllla. ...... , ••• ,••• n+.ts .• · SELI..IP16J5 ft. rectory olr, 3 BEDRM . • ~OUit In Racine . timber, 3 mi. from mine 5I ~ Chnta, Ora..,.. ~ b.ctrm .., full bllh, ..................................... 15.00"" area . House has 2 or 3 BR YARD SA~E at Danville, Rt . private Phono t4t-261l . tarpttttl through tondom I rs.,,, •• •••••••• ,, ••••• ,, ,, , ,,, ,, •••• J.OIHch 325 Phone 7<2-3031. 10·5-26tc being remodeled , whttls, 1111ny oxtr.s, deluxe 10·8·31C iJIIII I TV, l&"'f.,,,,,,,,.. ,,,,,,,,, .............t5 thrOUihOUt. Will tiki -3 -.E-O-R-OO-M-homo-. -Sh-=•r Ul,000 .80. •••••••••••••.•.•••••••• u.oou. ¥amolltr troller on trodo. • YARD sal&, 592 Laurel St., Mr-. Linzy, Henderson's and beth, one floor plan . NO. , .. - 25 a. r;nore or Middleport, IOo.m. to 5 p.m. MoDilt Home Pork, Htn - eosomont, doublt gorage 1~!-. lar~ old~ home, W~dnuday. ThurSday •nd denon, w. .v 1 • •t Sh•dlt with workshop over, c.r - 1 ••••••••••••••••••• se.oo Friday. ~ots or misc .. oil Brldgt · port. 3 outDulldln11. Almost ~wral 1dlltl!VIIdlngs, some furnace , furnlturt •nd nlct 10-1·6fc 2 ocr01 of land. Phone 742· carpeHng, large farm pond ••••••••••••••• n.oe ... clothing. 2..5 or see A.obert Hayman , and fruit trees. 10·1-3tc oNetii'Ei;c~,;-p;;;;;p, satom st.. Rutlond, anv like n•w wllh 20 gallon tonk . limo. ·, Diulitlsfled with ~our Y/IA D 10101, Thuraaoy, Pump II Oftl·lhlr~ h.pi i7S.. . 10· 5 ·6)~ t presont ~oc.tlon? Lot us 1 1 Frldoy alld Soturdoy, Oct. f, Phone 992-5716. -----------sell, your Prtsont homo & 10 end 11 at Hobort Smauoy 1D·I·61~ HO~ Sl! tor Hie!. rot~oneDie ' residence, cnntor, Ohio. 1111, you rt·locotel prlcttl, Phont "2-7 .. 1. " 10-l-3tc 5 FT. !U$HH00, 3 pt. hitch, 9-21·5,2tc -...1.:.--------~--1200. Phone (6ltJ tU.:JSt4. · 307 $pring Ave. ' 10·1·11< 1 • ~AMI~ Y Yard Solo, 29. 992·22ft 3 BEDHNI . nomo. lUll Pomeroy. Purl St. , Ntlddl•porr. ltnllhod, romoclollng, Solem Something tor tveryone. 11 10 JOHN Dttr• dGzor. Norw onglftl, ~(nl, c-y wtth St., Ruttond . Phone 112·21!16 ''"' 1 " CONTICT: Evtrythlng chtlp. PftOfll winch. Rev-"or bat. lf.500. IIIII' 4 p.m . or He Milo e. ., '•· '.Loll Ptvlty "992 -28tl . Tutldoy, W.~ . Hutthl10f!. ' ·' Ph0t1t 1'1·1· ftf.l"l: nftaa .,.., •nd Thursd•Y· ,1.1!1'anch MI....., 9-23.11< , 1Q.5.7tc 107-.rp ~ From the largest Tru ck or Bulldozer Rad 1ator to the s~ a nest H~ater Core black and white hound lost at Issac Walton We Paint Barns 3 BEDRM house ,'' s yrs . old Farm on the snode River . CONSOLE stereo, AM -FM Take over payments with no Phone (3041 272 -5870 radio, 8 track tape com _ down paymenl. Call 992 -5064 We P.aint Roofs , 10·9-Mc MOBI~E home locolod In blnation, 4 speaker sound after 5 p.m. Middleport. Phone 992·5535 . system . Balance S104 .10 Or · ( 10 -7·5t p ONE checkbook stub In led)es Paint Anything ' ~ 10-l ·tfC terms . Cell 992-396S. '· · HOUSE;;-O r-R- 5-A;-E-r--:-lounge ot· the courthouse, 10 -7.tfc •t on Lmcoln 2 BEDRM opt. $130 per - - -- - - - - - - - - - - , . _ Hots. l large bedrms: and believed Pullin~, (6WPhone 9853952.Addle monfh, ufilltles paid . Phone NEW pieced comforts .· and · Free Estimates bath , liVIng rm .. TV rm ., 10-I0-81c 992·3975. large built -In kitchen, Quilt tops, $20 and op AI Tromm -------------1M lfC Telephone (014) 378 .627A counter top rMge, built ·in double oven , autumn gold, Ph. 742·2328 Wayne Chevaller , · ReedS · large bar In kitchen , all tully TRAI~ER Spite for rent . All nt ville, Ohio . carpeted, In 3 rm , utilities. Phone 992 -5535. COUNTR HOME with 9-16-tlc l 0· 7· 10tp bllsement , garag£ w1th 9-17 1 mo. arag or outbuild ings . Call DEER-s'lug;:-l2_g _ • -Si.!9-;;.2c , sliding aoors . With ' o r lAND" ROOM furnished and ga. S1 .19, 12 ga . RemlngtOf'l '~ w lt't~out fur,nifure , priced 10 9'·6tc unfurnished 'apartments . MACHINE . Express or Super X $3.83 low . Cal~ 992 2404 for in - SEWING - - - - - - - - - - -- Phone 991.5d34 · Repair s, se rYi!=e , all makes black powder. SUO 1~ . ~ots formauon . .t·1Ntc 992 2284 The F ~tbrl c Shop . FEMA~E. J. D. or 1. H·. Rotary Mower Ibrush hog) . Phone Hubert ~ ~ wlahes ------------~----~---------GtJN SHOOT at1 Amerlr.an , I~ guns ner, ofMfP<jleport and KenllY Wiggins leading the sl~~- Most Of the the No'rib' east ehurc •· c:luatel'l.,-e;repJ'ellllllled and ~ others . wflhln •the "Co. Cooperative Parish." 'lbe Ft'ederlcks' from North , f Woode s rom Alfred ...n~ a , couple of _, numbers. .Nina ~ _______ _.. _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 ~ ~ Card of Thanks an;, owner. . 1972.._QPEL.1900 WAGON. ... ,2~95 · Blown Insulation Services Blown info Walls & AHie! STORM WINDOWS& DOORS REPLACEMENT' WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIOING.SOFFirT GUTTERS'-AWNINGS ina models of mobile hbmes . Phone ~rea code 614 -423· ' 1973 TOYOTA HIWX PICKUr.M95· F.REE ESTIMATES " 992·7608 •' 4 1600 Nye St. Pomeroy Ph . 992-3313 or 992-5880 utland- A:oger Wamsle..- Wanted 197~ JEEP cJ5...............:...~41t5· wheel drive, like new, local owne,. . Auto .. topper, low- mileage. C.A~~ 142· 2331 1 ' Sales & Service and o l~er 1 , 75 Olds Cut. Solon locks, so 50 dlvtdeo seats, . Smith Nelson Mo'on ancl .F~t Yout Winter . . Drlvl11g TrQUblel. . . . .D&M APPLIANCE WANTED TO BUY· WILL PAY ', .26 tor 1964 d imes .65 tor 1964 quart-ers $1 30 for 1964 halves . S3 40 for 1935 .Buy o.,. of The•• ~ 7S Chtvy Ceprl Claulc, • dr . • full power , Including windows , F .A .. (joor I mUinC ~~ 'tlbetber we - jUit watching what happtlll, or , _ _ What Ia happe~Ug, Not everything lhll ilbeinlldonebylholewhoarellllkiD8UW.hlppenaregood. Fo~-~ew «A.&. y .a News Notes .73 Vols-.n 2 Dr. s.w............ms;,. Beetle's flnost and this one )s extra sharp. 76 ford Tr~ln. . lfwewaattogetrldofthebldtbiniJIIInoor~yandaee 72 fGrd LTD 2 Dr• Hardliop..·.. ~.....,_., ~~· ........... "'"'- " · ·1111111eel 1n "-"' cars on lol. New 76 Ford Trltde-ln. M-.. ,. . . . cblngs (or ,tile good, we, oanema, mua1 become actively By Mns. Herbert Roush Others· attenAIM were Mr. 1 ~... Mrs. Edith Manue , Mrs. and Mn. Bob Lawson and 'lbla_.lbatwe wDI haw to acqulrnme ldeal.a worth Elva Hudson and Mrs. Jean famUy. llvlnc far, lit -10111 for ICaiiJIIIIlllbml, and determine Roush spent a day with their Mr. and "rs. Herbert 1011111........,.._ hla't•___.,to~·"'be""1 d t Mr d"ID 1 .---· .,..._ ~ """ ' unc e an aun • · an uuo. Sayre were visitors in Point _.._~~~~~':~.:'!:':~~~ · EmmB ttonett S~them at Lon8 Pleasant and Gallipolis wu''" "!" ....., - ~-a ., a• o : Wednesday, . unk, lll:almlniiiDIIIJ llVIII. Slndlnl! frlvolo111 me11age1 for Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mrs. Ronald Russell, hlapllnJWnandfriet.*blckhome,thetelegraphoperator RoUBh,Shar<J!l,Cindy,Davtd MandyandMike,ofWolfpen did 1101 beed tile nrnlil&laboullc:eberp fll!nt fl'lllll another and Edward were dinner are visiting a few days with ·ship eloee by. If only be had lilteDed, 1617 people would have guests Sunday• of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. RU.!Sell Roush lived! · Mrs. Ronald RU.!Sell, Mandy and family. Tile telejJI'IIJb operator on the Tltantlc Wll busy doinK and Mike at Wolfpen. Mr Edn RoUBh fRa In 0 legitimate thlnp, 1111 flllure, Clualn8 IIIITOW and, lriJiedy, Mrs. Bertha Robinson spents.Sun~y with Mr c ~ wu the rtfulal,lo IVIluate and atw priGrltlel. Dol! t be bUiy returned home' Sunday an,er , Mrs. RU.!Sell Roush. · 1111 wlthjultrrtvoiOUitlinp.Ideallwlllbellll!lllqleuunlealwe 8 two weeks visit with Mr. Mr and Mrs Clifford Hall dellnnlne 1111111 prloriU-. Goall wDJnever·be reallled unleaa • and Mrs. Btll Mitchell at of S , ha . ha wefollow~lf~ari10111tobe~thoilewboare Stockport, Mr. and' Mrs . mO:U:c~e ::ur~ov:d~ doing lblnp, let 1 be IW'IIIhl,t we are doing the right things. Rufus Coe, Columbus, Mrs. Letart Faiis. Frances Slover at Colwnb111. Mrs Herbert RoUBh Mr ' Mr · and Mrs. Joe M1111uel Iva visited Mrs. Vash~ and sons, Tim and Sid, Mr. Grimm Sunday Dar old Graham and children, not iso well and has to undergo and Mrs. Charles Manuel, · Jr. Payne and Mr.and Mrs. more x-rays.'·' Joann, Charley, Jtll, Jane, Bob WeIsh · .Mr . and Mrs. Amadee Jenny, Mr. and Mn. Ernest Dinner suests of Ava Lefebre (Rachel Burbridge) Buall and Joyce Manuel, .~f GUkey on Sept. 21 were are now occup)'lng their new Charl~ston, V,:.' Va. all en· Classified Ads Howard Gilkey and son, Joey h(llle here. The llome Is joyed a picnic at Portland of Colwnbus, V. D. BUuard •trlc:tly modam with electric l?ark Sun,day , brina you and Mr · and Mra. R. D. .heat. • , Mr. and Mrs. Gary Miller Billiard or Denvel', Colo., Mr. and Mrs. M.A. Epple and daughter, Amy of extra cash Mr.lllld Mn. Oinkln GUUy bad 81 tl!etr weekend glll!ala Bellevue, 0. spent the :for or Alblny and Mr. llld Mrs. · his 1011 • Robert Epple, and •Weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bob A1ldre and 1011, Ray. dau11bter • Mrs. Janice charlea Lawson and family. shoppina sprees Larry Mc:Gratll 'lfliO Will~ ~d family. · , ' Aipy'a birthday · was recently had~ car acclcenlla celebrated during their visit. <h 1• Air conditioned, leas than 41,0110 ..., miles. One olllwtrP,tlt• · · l9llllill. 73·fcrd GIM Torino. ....... ,............ ;&~t.OIIIil, V-8, power st-Ing & bra,Wes, euto. trlltt.. One local owner. New Ford lrede-ln. • ' ' 4 Or . Sedan, small 73 Pontiac Catalina....,..............,. . .. • Dr . Sedan, extra sharp, low mtleage, air conditioning, 111:· goodies. Norw Ford trade-ln ., • • 711 Torino . "8 2 Dr Hard lOP. ~au 1 ~s; good lookl~g on'siai:"" ... ,;& ;· _ . .. 2 Dr............................. ~ . car. Easy 68 TOJOio verydependable,ownersaysgets25mllespergallcn. I· . SEE: FRED BLAETTNAR, PAT HILL,· . MELVIN LITTLE, OR DAN THOMPSON • DAN 'THOMPSON ;:~;. •. ' PHONE 992·2196 OPEN EVENINGS TIL7,nrtoJA EXCEPT THURS. AND SAT. TILS:oo • 461 S. THIRD MIDDLEPORT ' .· THEa.QIIR YOU LOOK. ' ~ I t.,. " THE B II ER·· ;;.~' ' WELOOK .• •• I In 11173, VIce President ~tro Agnew resigned under no contelt to • - ...: an agreement with the Juatice Department to plelid fined $10,080 IIICl pat ...... yean' prubllltll, ,, . r evasion m.w-. • -.; .. �' . ... . 14-The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o., Friday, Oct. 10, 19'15 ,... : .. · · . · · .:~· ·- "' ~ iehoor.u~ ·HOSPITAL ·NE:w s .. uuvernment uuy · &., cnm.~r. ~' 1•~:. ~b k' R'e·d ·. c·-~.e ' .. ' liter ·(~OcLI) • . ac · t l~Cb~~e; '"' . AnOJ!ler aired ... . Bwllt--".: r: 9f M~;UIIIt ~. Harlan .~ 1•....w;..•. 1t ju· 1 '"i;' · .(QIIItlnuedfnllllPIRel) ! will be made on that ! reQIItll · ·· 1 , . · reqU.~ 111r uae '!jf ,IChool' faclllllel ·that the of ,canol!lr dlocle ~-· ... · 1 • 1'lbe. lUIIt uked for the uae ,1g the,1YF1ilr, foo~· ~ lit "'''' ..,;.sri"''"' J,i\'etau'¥ t1;IIIHOIPflal ' Dangerous cons cleave no trail .' . · HoberMedkalctlllet1 '. ADMill'TED - WOlle CqUina, Linda Helen Arnott, Wyman ' !NII'y,••.rlllidew<·"iThelma s.reu~, Donaldaon Bar~. l!erry, Mt't ....,: ;, ' Ml~el Mary ,}IJSCJJARGED Allen Byer, Howard "' "'':.\~~ .Wllaon, Campbell;- ·. Eva.• .c arry, • .,_,..: , .........~ , .._._ u .... - 1 Clar'-c Mr8 , Ern . . r. uu. HJtlt = fori ·• Bn'e£8 m ' •up 0 ' a for Sun.. ..,..ked is .... ... .. • .DEBBIE ROUSJ1 WAS CROWNED Southern's Homecoming queen during half.!imecerem.onieaatSouthern stadium in Racine Friday night. Debbie's escort was Kenton Holman. Debbie Is the daug~ter of Mr. apd Mrs. Walter Roush, , . Syracuse, and Kenton is the son of l\1r. a!Killlrs. George Holman, Syracuse. · •• · , r '• Weather - GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT 11/ ~ '' "' ITI THilU sqN. . ,._ti, ·~"'''' Tift ••c• WITifi~, · ··OCT. THI DIVII•• v • CTecllttloler.) • '·'1"' 11'-·:,. •:. L:~~~ ~~?li:~~l~h~~~ ~dl;f!:!l':. :~::: [h",~.~1 , ~;~~r~'!t~'1:,~ durjng the new :: ad· - 12 r'"~'l 1 llllnlatratlon ,,hlcll • ,11 Sltitwatarlut,J100~.m. then:.::of-:::::: Ruilan1Ulrilerp11cy Medlc:al servtce which' JIO'''!Iid"'b6eJI 1W$t 'Per~ mtuldn 'to ·tliinil· 1 • heailquatttn on the iroi!t ta!m of the Rutland Hlch SchOol. . .. ' ··~to tht' 111lialltute lilt Inn!,.. 8 (" 1) t 1i" __ ..:._.:".,:!.!._~_VIj10_·1041c atreulng the ·,.need • for i!trJptlne. · '' ,.. 'At. lbe higii· IICIIool· tiPI 1\lldenll han • belli 111111nde4 for amoldng ·and ........ _..flit.~ Two' IIIP ~ ltuden~ haft at 11 teiclll!n, 8ta\lea 'aenn beea IIUIPII1ded illeallll·'of till~ 'lt,"•;,f• 1 ltaren ~·baa behl91or and liTe MiUTar, Jeanrie· Slawt'er, ' ~ hive been wll'lled of Nacy '11l!mpiln lllll Cl11' P!~~~ ~.: Weeae. Kenda Qlaney, · - ........ ·-· Sehool, 1 t.:ulty llllinbtr, - pva two..:~tudenl1 have' been · ·pil'mlllllon Ill llarl I JWdcr .. · ,_!1!:!_1111'..._~ .IIIII ~ap ·· 'jltll'' b•akelbah :::t.;;-• . . - """""' ,bat tii'Girim. '! ' " ' ._. · Twenty watlllnp ' II waa ~ to ldvertUe lbrel' 11111111111 achool but _,_ after achool LOCAL TEfiiPs . wus '' cqanllatl~ IIICii u 'tbe )l'elllptratun In·. downtown lildil '' liild l .t~l.otlc bdoaten P: o •t 11 a ..n..CJ •~w-y ~ ,._ · . .1111 ·Hiri._ ounllict*l to If - ·• decreea \llder, paru,. . . Wald ilb lbe ~ tel ~ aklea. Gpll'lltltn returnq lladlala •• 1 tw' • n· ..._ .,...A_ ..e <: : : :~;.: :.%'?.: .>: ~>,:;.: ;.: ;.;.~ :;.: :~:~;: ;.:>. vocational director. - " The Bo*d 'voted l8alit 3-f bt favor of aceept~Ds tbe recommendatlo~ of Supt. Dowler ~ amployiiJI • RCII Logan as freshman butelball coacli anct lMr, Oliver u -.rant vilnlty coaeh. ·lillpll_. ~~ llid non, of the ataff memben wanted lbe pllllitloal,Mil that IPiapiiiiiOIIv•weretaklng 111em wllb Jlle jwoqtona that IIMJ were lrillln1 10 be rePlaced at· =•Jime. &)o,den dlt ,. _ ..U~ vote on the ,.,...~. · &!pt. Qow1er rtQOrled that ..:.-...... ._.... _.., 'the ~··-• - u . t -IChaoln_.,. ........ A..A 10 -'"a"'u., ..A'7'~'7.:'-- ' ...,.,,. ""T': ".""" III1MI 1!11 namecs. .......,lar)',tn. flnnll'll ..op-am dlrectcr nplarJDr leltlr af a::c;:A = ::,;,,:,:d:b:<::::<:::::::::::::::::::;:::::::: prof~onals ~t, and ailia1 the nearly volunteers who provide ""'~' le8deratup In 4-11 acllviU:. Of the 7.2 milUon boysiii!J glrll from e to 19lnvolveCIIII 4-H, more than 3.5 mllllm~ belorig to clubs and groupe. the"l"t!G~Jeetall~lll!l I . be'~tained ~- lelt ~- ' Home lllatruction 'or · '--'~! ...:... ,llld , Job!! .., • ...,, ,...a"'7' KIN,,,. ..ta wl!o lil't WU . ~~ and .a.-., ~J ~~J ,I '~(h. ', \ 10111\•llil j)Olfl : lf c 2hllufl ir } o • 1.- r'lb lo\) ~--· {N j.,' '·' II ,. ·'•' ~ ·""•!!· (f. ·.~; ~ .... ,tiiiiiii*Gf ' ( I , J ~1 ~(,1\ ~~.. 'JH r; -c ~ v '• I .,~ 175 "I'Jf ..,.- ''• ~ ' ,~··· .• Giiute ,,q .:·· ~.~ 1 t "I ~ II.,.. a • day ._. ol abo ....., ....u.. Oct. 11. '1'111 .board ll'anteit TAKEN TO HOLZER · recognize the significance of the 4-H experience in yoq . .n-::d~to~ people's llves. An eJqJreaioo of this is fOIUid on pqe 10 · :u.:t~: =~··w':!daJ.: today. More than 7mllllon 4-H'ers, waa taken to Holler' Medical their leaders and parent. will Center. . take pattln ~annual aalute ASKS DIVORCE to the Head, Heart, Handa 1 RACINE Gaylene and Health program. lll!blnlon, Racine, has filed Olilervancea are npeeted suit .for divorce agalnet , to center on. the 197$ 4-H William A. Robinlon, same bicentennial theme, com· addren, char IIIli gross · memol'allns the nation's ~~e~lect or duty aod extreme mh birthday and accentln& cruelty. thehllt«y,ldealundgoall ABKEDTC)MEET•l ,1 Of the American youth RA"INE _ ,All non- movement now flouriJhlng in " d\<er 110 countrlea. certified personnel _ · National 4-H Week Ia mernber1ornotofOAPSEproclaimed annually by the of the'Southel'n Local School Cooperatjve Er;tenaloli. Dlltrlcl are asked fo attend a mee"Aft at7 p.m. Monday at Service, whl~ll conducts tbe ..... 4-H ~am in all 50 allies, tb6 hlc~ school here. .... ,.. .. ..,t '1"1'1JtlJ• ~ ~~~~., 1 . Jo..... ow Frf¥: ~ ~ f ......... vote, " Upon 8liOwde'n •a 111011u, ibe ...,. ftlld to llltbt-O.U,' 'I I 1• • ..q,osm .......,.... ,_,,Frf.N ... . ............,.... ...... --..... •· - ' - ' " PtWIII..IO.... • •.~ n\111 ...., ,....,. .111 eo ' I IJ ... 1111 llrJD. 1 u ; . • SHOP ·TONIGHT AND ' .J ..... .,. .. ,_. ..... . . , _ Dlllll, . . d• . to, • llltDiiJ IIIIIUI HilMI; , lallert Mtrrla, ......... 55 II. -Ill JlwO) ... IOddl.,ert ldllt WCIII.t GM11 If. 15 Ia) I ' k ..aJtfl : miiii!J 1jJ lift.Ill- I, Mn. . .!ley. ' 111th ·Annlversar.y·.Scl,la ;· SATURDAY t.30 TO 8 PM In Pom < Shortfall of g~s set at ROCKING FOR THE LORD - Youlhl of four churches, Sutton, Carnuil, Bethany, and Portland M•thodllt Olurcbes were In Racine Saturday morning ''rockln/laway"raillnlmoney to attend Retreat Camp Asbury at Rio Grande. The youths rocked for any sponeor for~ an hour. Rocking are,l-r, Mel Weldnlg, Eddie IIDIWI and Becky Sayre. only 45% COLUMBUS (UPI) - Columbia Gu of Ohio said Friday It had notified its 1,386 Industrial customers they need expect only a 45 per cent curtailment of natural gaa beginning Nov. 1 inltead of the 65 per cent 11 orll!nally 'announce(!, William Oladdock, news manager for take these guys," 'Call concluded, Columbia, said the ullllty would have more It could happen just about any old · natural gaa than expei:led this winter, night, too, thlt the gun happy killers are However, Columbia still plans to cut off haaled up short in their nefarious night- all ps for induetrlal boilers as of Nov. 1. time skulidU8"'Y . because lndulllrial hollers can be' con· For there will be a stake out, and the verted to other luell. criminals will never know when It'll be Chaddock said the surplus gas, there. estimated to be about ebillion cubic feet, would come from the southwest. , YOUTH ARRESTED "We're not saying things might not GAU.IPOLIS - City police here change," said Oladdock. "We have, Friday night arrested Ronnie ~ Me· however, notified our induatrial customers Netse, 18, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, on charges of the 65 per cent curtailment will be reduced ca~ryiog a concealed weapoh and. to 45 per cenlu of Nov. I WIleas we notify poyession of marl juana. them to the contrary." However, Peter &lily, director of the '~( Ohio Energy Emerge!)!:)' Commission said CWSING MONDAY Friday the ne~ supply "should be enough CHESHIRE - AI) Gallla • Meigs to let industry off the hook. Community AcUon Agency Offices will be "If Ibis really COOIII through and we ~~~ on Monday, October 13 in ob· have an average winter we think we could aervance ol ~lwnbua Day. get by," &l!i!!Y aaid. "The spece healing and process gas Is CWSE MONDA'V the crillcal part becau11 moat people who POMEROY - Banka or Meigs County have 1gas-fired) boilers can convert 1d :WI close all day Monday in observance of er fuels or have already done so," COlumbus Pay. Su.ey Cows killed .for fun .O f Our , CMbera · aU.difta the IDirC. _.. D1 a.tall, "I ,....., rf nq!:,;ll IIIIa _, ' 18 I 5 I II lila ...... Loe11 fiNANCING "'"" 1114•thll llf"a RP• ..._. Dl8trlet Teaelltr•' , AVAILAil.E ·· : wllitJI , l!lfL.• rm1111 .. ' =~ 'j 9 1? IAillt . :::::::::::: :: ::::::::~~:::::::::::: ~::::::::::::: ::::::::~:::::::::::::~:::: ::~ :: ::::::::::::::::::::::· ::!' Final_2 Days CWII•IIIIII 111· NIW. 1143 In o.a.u.. "t • • now can SJgD·m . POMEROY - Anyone wishing to become a wrl&e-ln candidate for any post at the Nov. 4 elecllon has unlll 4 ·p.m. Wednesday to file his declaration of Intent to be such a candidate with the Meigs County Board of Eiediou. The board office, located in the Masonic Temple building at Pomeroy, Is open now from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. dally untll Nov.- I to receive applications for absent voter ballots by civilian, disabled voters, armed services or organized miUila members. Deadline lor atceptinl appllcatioDJ is noon on Nov. I. programs geared to Jower, income youth and thelt famWes. Another 2.5 mllllop are reached by ln.atructlonal tele,vlslon aeries Ute Mulligan Sift' and Uvlng Jn.a Nuclear Age. rl Although the majority of 4Hmembers IIIII Uve on fatmi and in rural commWtltlea, l'l per cent now come fr0J!1 larger urban and aubur~ areu. • Since Ill beginninp erouni !he t..-D of the cenlury, ~ huofferedpraellcalleanlln:l and ·cltllenship ezperlenefj to mll1lona of yoiDig ~ AmOill the moat popullp; project• today are tho""' "" related to animals, foocl, cJotkiAn, "lcycle care "- ~ safety, and arll, 'crafts music. l ,: berfelds.ln Pom· nm, 111 .....,, • -uaa.~ • eon t:e ccintw•~e~~ to tbt ill~ (II Oct, Jl, llld · ~ PI Attd(tor Jill......,., ~ Alloclltlell Howard. ~ tbe fof Hallth, Phyalcll ' 1 I ,8/ldp& llf'i" ..... Mwt ~~ I 'len ·· ;llld-· Reentilon , ¥lrall "" MIA lumsr-~ , ' . SUIQAY5 ¥emhrFDIC P~W~.. .. ~. ~r-tidj ·'· lnd 1-s Ill' .... Dellna ..,._., ...-. ·drl-, wu , l*1lllalionfwllal_.... to ..._ 9d•l lona lricllldllll lllrthl V-.rt, w, Donlld L11P 11111 Harold S..,ICW I Mllltriftlbop . ~~f!.~~HI! -. C1r91 II N1111111llll • Oct. It; ,, ., ;l'f: "' ~ ....., Maea far a -~~na~~t . CJGD, HUGE ~S- Homer A. Baker, U!wer River Rd., Gallipolis, a far· tto 218-pound pumpki!ll which Biker lll'ew 011 hla f.,-m. '11teJ are believed to be the largest pwnpkinl ever. grown in Gal)la County. The ~ will be on display this weekend at Bob Evans Farm F,atlval near Rio Gr,ande. GALLIPOLIS - Gaiiie County CoJIIIIlluioners Fl'iday 6pproved the 1976 county deparllllental budgets totaling $3,535, 136.99, a 40 pet. Increase over the 197& blldgela according to County Auditor Dorothy Condee. Mrs. Condee, clerk qf the commlulon, sal4 allhouah the overall cOtinty ·vwllo!! Is up due to U. lncrallld Jlluatlon .bi:!JIIihll!)' tile QJ.yjll ~1 • ..-~~eawlll be 110-io-40 pct.lllgtter clue to IIMt nety •P· prailal based upon 311 pet. of the true market value. Tbe auditor uid some taxpayers 'will pay hl8her taxes due to the location of their properUes. mer, and John McCalla ~dly dlaplay bl~~~~~=~er, s~::Y ~~ ta~uf:ruo~ ·~~llllbe~. ~ wu Nld fi'Gm ~.......----~~--11111!'!----~---~lii ~ PniCtlce Mlli«*ll. fl!mltr Dl!l!!lbP Wlnlfied H. · Tbe ll'OliPI would ~ reaponalble for malllllnlnoe, inlllrance and other eo~ta. u am..tlled, au1ecl bidl wiD be -~~.011 the buaea and ' Meigs County had 482 the District of yowtg~IOIIIinvolvedln.4-H Puerto Rleo, Club work the paat c:lub year, Virgin Islands. ExtenaiOi ~- 1ncreue over Jut year, . wotrlbllted among 38 clubs 1'rith a adulll u advisors. . AlthlJugb tile lliame of lhll year'a National 4-H Week, Oct. ~11,-ls "4-H - '78 ... Spirit of Tomorrow," local clubs carried out no special . ' PRICE 25 CENTS Taxpayers hit • with zncrea·ses 4-H clubs serve 482 youths/ J¥18ehool MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1975 Meig~ · reportadthat bltacberain tbe precipitation 20 . per cent. llleeUq .at .1:11 p.m. ~0) .JIIdor today, 10 per cent tonlcbt and ,Mw«ar at tbe ~ allllltorllllll, biltnl tonverted · Sat~y. , , BaUdiDI la Jaeboa. 1 lnlii 'a'mlntilf~center-' ·' !Jig11ed wiU be bWa Ill are llllniiiiO\'ed ID Rutland; ' ~:::<\~~.x::~m:;c:;::~~~:<~~:<lii<::~! odlw deer, Iutey, ilaet lqlt, Dowler uld lhn II a EXTENDEDovrulott, :.:n·.:~a:':.~! lolofmalerlll throll8bout tbe .Buday _ Uun 1 • . , ..,.... dlali'let whlcb ahould .. ..._.._ •••- ......._ _. ' ~01111 before tbe aut ~ 14pthlr lnhold •t •...,.,...,, ._. _ , - 11 ieliloa of tile lelfllalan oa ........,..:....:. v'k !Mfi! , ,....,., . . . ~ ·~ __ _. •• ...-. _ ',.""'''"'" .......... ....., 111ewen l'lleldaf mp. Od. D. All Me'• ..., lllit''~'"lteil'il :imoliht~· of w01 be'~ile·ih.; tile low GIIUa mtdeature Invited ~bi' ICine 'oftbe ' Oid ' ltlucllowiwtllbelallle loalteall ..emeetlqwbea bulldliigs l.t 'bot bilDg uaed. .._ • pnlelt actiGa wiD be lflelt'lroup, Wea"ar uld, bel ; ; . , - II l.t !lelnillllned in~~ tlloee IICllillea 'clelned IJP·for lui lw'llludlnll. It WIIIIMIIIIIII*! 1\11&, ~~ 'coWdJI'Ield ._. ~'" - . . - · ~dark and hence woUld not incur lbe ezpenaea 'in--In·................. k,_ .. .,.._ - .. - .......... U.,fltld. · ,, ~ ., ~ ;·" ' '• !Aaat, Supt. Morrla alao pwanporlon8111P111110111 Your Invited Guest Reaching More 1'han 12,000 Families Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley • w...:-at..er ' , 1be ~eport •.lultla' lllgh :rullillll'tw'lheyearni•tat tn:'!tdC:O~wn:~ BANQIEIWOONG Field be hu no ,objletlona-. fl~.n 1 month '(onludenta, qaln Saturday, hJgha 111 the Dlnata _vi . _ . , -all Hcnm.er, facllltle1 lll!der the • 1ncteaae over the '18.88 , ld 708 Pr 0 b1 bill I 0 1 buatiDI Ia Olllo will !lladlllll would not be opeata tee Of lui yec, It wu m · · .Y ·. be. dllclllllld at a pabUe tntint . . • good ' EASTERN QUEEN CROWNED - Jan Wilson, senior, daughter of Mr . and ,, . ' Mrs. Robert K. Wilson, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, is pictured being crowned Eastern High ·: . ~ School homecoming queen Friday night, by Liz Edwards, left, the 1974 · homecoming queen. '. ·. tmts .. ... , • • Partly cloudy north ·and. sunqy· central and s0uth Sunday. Hlghs in the low 70s. Cloudy south Sunday night • and Monday. Lows Sunday night low /ins, Higbs Monday in the 70s. • VOL. 10 ·NO. 37 . lly SAMUEL 0. HANCOCK N.Y., who was serving a 39--year sentence MARION, Ill. t UPI) - Federal agents, for bank robbery and carrying a state IM!lce and prison guards Saturday dangerous weapon. Roche worked in the hunted five " extremely dangerous" electric shop. . • . fugitives w~o used a homemade electronic · Fenton said ·'the device apparently control device the size of a softball to opeo .• iriggered a miniature receiver which was borred doors and walked to freedom from ciand-.tinely placed in the master control a maximum security U.S. penitenitary. palte1 of the prison's security system No trac~ o( the ..CaPell. convicts had durlitg recent r~ . • been found since they wallled out of the The warden said the remote contrl)l prison's front· !loor shortly after 8 p.m. device, which was turned over to the FBI Friday. Warden Charles E. Fentoo in· for investigation, was equipped with a dicated outside accomplices may have bot!ery, Sl!'itch and perhaps parts alan old helped tl~m nee the 900-acre penitentiary radio. The prisoners attached It to a site. ' loudspeaker, the warden said, and it Fog and ground mist hampered the hunt transmitted a signal- apparently to The. forhours. No guns were uaed in the escape minlature receiver-which activated a · but authorities uid the convicts may have · aeries of electl'(]lllcaUy controlled metal obtained weapons after Oeelng and the grill' corridor doors. FBI said, "They are extremely dangerous The five men walked out without a petiOIIS." challenge. Neither guard tPwer saw ·them Fenton said the jerry-built device that leaveandnoshotswerefired.Atechnician foUed the pri$ln's modem, sophisticated on duty, and a guard farther back In the security system apj)arenlly was fliahioned prison, saw that the grillS hid been opened in a prison·shop by Ed Roche, 39, Katonah, Continued on page 18 · i! ' ,, '• .An 18tne)' of the Fedef4i yment of~ in Government retatn,j EDA. · . • 'p-'1' trion ....... ._,____,. Th · ·t t · • · - .,.._ - - ere were wo o • • ,Red C4ifpet Inn today with :i •bidden of the 116-unll faclll ..,..q,. ' ~· _...., · """"' ""• hlch !*!Ill f400,001. , a' mC11111nf. ~ty a.Jinetr, Doli ._Siepbepaon, eat Coot and . daughter, 1 . Todd Daugherty, , Kathy A rtprewntallve for uK Fred ~d, chalnnantl- ')PGD\'ffoy an ~VIne ..I!!IIIWII'III Dill... Eeonomie . Development'" the board I~ Hec:li:'a, ~r.:: .~ i' !fie q~e rf:.ipne ~ " . , , , ,. O,vis, , Kimberly Dent, ' <.:'' Adminillratlon and sm offered $31i0,000 u bll ~~eqii!Fentand~!li¥ . ·Eva ' Preston Eiil!iugle, r.lr~ ..; Herber~IEIIlott and dillfllblet, .Bualneaa AdminlltrM4- '1M4 HAddad hu been in 1 1of the f.ddleport J111lor ttndlrld the high bid,dll'lilf: blddtnt conlelt with Muirln Jfiel~ lor three wee.,. Mrs. ·Hury · H~ll and ·a ' 20-mlnute ~esaloll COA,I Counu.n Robert lloilwodh ' ~ • benellt l'aln!! 1M!Pulnt dauaiJier, Bernadette Hill, i!ucted by Olarlea 'It, , whoae lop bid wu poo,ooo. Pom~Y. : and MJd. Donald CLi~tlle!fordPearlfolltLiert,U ChW~I~~!~ aythe, truatee. · ·~ <~ •• The faetllty, opelled i' I lllgli Seliool Alwnnl Mn . • . e, 1 ~vinc.pay. ' In 1m, the EDA had flnl time in the 11111'11111 -~ Mayea,MaryMcCaln,Naoml re.tained poemlloo of the 181$, waa Dl'fllnally blllli a a 'ftie ( boafd clliereed thi,t Meadow~, Veluia W, r.tra. '' fldlity with a bid of $1.3 coat of $1,824,600. , c • · c:ould be no footbt!J Dw!el Ray· and 11011)· Mra. r qulpment used >. ~Y the · David Role and da1111hter, •million and then 11 waa llrucllon ~an JW1112 1 lllbeliquenUy IOid 111v &DA Tile man re~n~~~~~ EI1~ laiumhl tunis, tjilt~tlie gro~ , AI . tha Roseberry, Ge_neva md beCame lilt IRed ~~ and SBA who plaeed ~ l(ip f,w~ :h!lviJio Plf • ·811 hoOt . Scott, . George SlnWJburY, I --~~tnt-1' bid, waa'tdentllled u H.~. !:tu- e 'of the Jii" m tM · Henry $penc~. Donna ~ jlllllriUQII ~ ,..,._ O'lcldoeir ·, ~ anal tiMiddleport pral!'l'e fleldl, .Thomas,. Mrs. . Richard ·· .olciiect 'an JuU!rf 2 of"illla " l0.. EDA ''Thi EDA ollie r/plua 'a rl cJiarP" on bulb , ' ·• •· wtaernan and dauglller: • ~·· tfa·,owiill#ififu ·.;'aald the f~clUty wtU ,_, ~~lion e•cll;•~i "' '••-·: · · • I'· 1 ,,, •. , · , (B~I, Oclt) ' ·' · ~Y Inc ~~~~In soup for•~ ~-j; 1'\d ritthethree'Wetli!.tod. ... ·" ·:. · ·'" ·'' · " Mr. an~···!'4rs. , illl!ldall . ' ·:.. ' '( ' 1"'"1 . N. 'J'IIi~~mlt.• it wia decldeit, .. ':: ., 1 •I I . Crabtree, daughter, RIO·. ~ :coujil ·~ uae ~: ~ for violatl'ns ~tiool bils Grande; · Mr .. and ~s. /Field at all but could uae die .be!l&vlor hilell 'ha\le been Randall ?4llchell, aon, 1: 1 !fiiicldllport (le!\1';,-ror·; the !sUd at"'dleJ ~~Or ·~ W~llaton) Mr. an.d .Mrs. ~j.j.c;;~f~r.n paae I) ~!VIne Day cooieat. SChool'. :.. , "P.ul,>. Dennla Vlttoria, rwn, Racine. II lhe Sec:urluii. and Elil~p ·,(Jwce for uae ,:of .the •field il•··ft wu:•r~' !hit some )'lfOIIIcl. be $25 and.. llle Wilt 'lif''tliil '·lu.peiiidona, do not ' · ' ~ be responstWe· the •mt~ 'tiUit ~~~e•'student u not . ~- Scb~l field wh!dl ,It wu ID.Ctioot:ln lhe cl.leohdlool · · · ·· reported amOIUita to $2.65 an bus'lllljJenalona,llle studentS . ~...,.),, hour for 24 manhoura are not pCnnllled to ride the ~ Tb~ Mtddleport ' ·tinllejl ~ the. game. "' ' bus,ea." Only that partllll muat Penletlollal fllurdl· Will -~ ;1 It wai the conaeiiiWJ of the 'ptWide' tr8lllp0l'latlon: boird·•that the variily neld · Morrli said JJirenta have llll1phaalllnc &mdliy lkhool ahould be uaed Janly for 'beeh eoritacted 'In problem ·for live &uidaJI bepuUig _vatllly same~ and •no ·other caaea wllb 8planat10111 of· Oct. 12. Spec:tll f•turea wtU illllyllie.. It wu reported fared them. The dlacuallon IICeUIIlpUf each day's nenta thaUoUowtnc IIIIJIII,'.brOUn tiroulht oUi 'thit the dlltrlct in Coajlri:tlon with tbti theiDe . .' ., llual metal be..-.,. con- i'diilllilitratlon 'liiis charge' Or &-lh&di;Y. ~ Oct.I2WID be BUI'Incl rub lliaefJ tabe and 9ther ·ltema siUdt!llta frOm tile' Umt they !IDUIIillil plc:ked. up ,beoalll8 'leaYe ' tfieli' hcimei' In' ' the Day; Oct. 18, Old FUiiloned ~ ~.,. ·•;e dangeroua : •IS momlng . IUitll 'lhe)r· 'retUrn Dey; Oct. II, Treullre DIJ; ~ > • pla,.:a may- be ·cut1 ' All~ , there at night whe~ or not 'Nov. 2, Pareotl Dey, •d .~ ,; Supi. •DIInny Morrla said '- ·tbef .are em aehOol 'grounds. Nov. 9, Himeeomtnc Dey: Prlzea ·and aurprlaea wiU ~the uae of the MJd.. ' The board voted to chanse I . J ~ klet off the &aidaJ ScboQl ~~ Junior 11JP Field Jt.•rilllt,., whleh reoidre.t thl't t) .hll ,for the same•:iftllllll ~·mu.i 'be then Oif'a . drl"wllleh'll:a ~to '. ~HAYMAKER- Obvloualy, curvy KeDI Flrchow II haYing hay Ume pJ~·= ~- that ftekl't. •uaecl by ethllbl 'liili'Whd' lt 'Ill ~ break 'record•· atte9dence jllnlor !ll&h studimts for r'eruetl!d:· ~ ''blwile "Is In nwta. Aapeclai.Jnvltatlon II .chlng poses for the Sunken Gard_. photosrapher. Tbe feteblns Florida fll'lllhaJdi~':' belefull poeeremlnds everyone that October 6th tbroullh the 11th II Naticml4-H Week. Mila: Clllleata and game~ and lbe IICCGrdarice with 'nri state Blended to neryone In the Ji'lrchow would have made a llltlni addition to the format of Bob EVIllll Farm Ftlllval - • area Ill attend. ume danaer of these law. · IIIIo this weeiiend- at Rio Grande. Unfortunately,llbe will not be lllllklnl! hay bt south- j'llllllplen ~ing·. cut ls ·.in- t it . ~.. annbaneed tbllt a . ,eastern Ohio Saturday or Sunday. ' 1 -Valveil. 1,·, ·•;' di· 1 lieCtfllllll , '1lfJI TOJie)' ball .!:.: 1 :' I ' II Pria!lipal Weaver aald that tdlirna'meilt 'Will ti4j lleld' Nov' ealll r ll U. talumnl Wlli&ed· ~ ·UII a.a·l'lit'"Milp ~ Bib 's&Goli . .t q~: h;' 1 .::::::~~:::::~:::::::~:~:::::::::::::::::::~=:=:~~=:::::::::::~:::::: . . ' EUREKA - Richard (J~) Call and his neighbors aions Teen's Rwt near here don't like it a bit that their Uvestock Ia being uaed for ·targel practice. , The marauders aren't rustlers, who at leaat carry away beef on lhe hoof to he merchanclllell a11ewhere, Here the beefs are kiUed on the spot with a high powered rifie or a_l}olllun and left lly. "We tiave uked the law to look Into it, to set up a stake out," aaid Call, who has !oat two cowall1la year ind one in 1974, all to the big aollnoaed al1111s. "The law." aald CaD referring -\0 the Sherlff'a DePt., "Came out and lopked around but they didn't do anything." He ..ui, "We can hear the shooting from our h~ but by the time we aet then they are aone." ' . Call Indicated '1! and hia neighbOrs may pool their Umllad reso1il'cel to o(fer a reward for the cow~llefll. Only Put SUnday a neighbor, ·Dan Hamilton, had a cow ahot on ·the adjaeent ~ng Valley Farm which Callleues. ' ''What we need Is siJIIIeone with the lelal authority r~qlilnd to a~ke out and· . ' > Three new sections in the county budget this year are'the Metropolitan Park District, .a Sanitation Department, and t55,000 hu been set aside as the coohty's share 1!1 the new Mental Health Clinic under coastrucllon on Rt 160 near the Hol!er ~iqi Center. ' • •'1111 C>allll County Merrepoutan Park District wu formed lui January to purchue land and act;epl donaUoo of money or property for land. II operate. on one-half mill wltl\in the 10 mlB llmltalloll, ' ·The park dlllrlcl can lnc!lude metropolitan parka, c<iullly parb, townJhlp parka and cc:mmuni ly educational programs. It wu teported all budgela reflect a 10 pet. Increase for employees' salaries. Biggest lncrea~e~ were in the Ga!Ua RECEIVES TROPHY - Ga!Ua Academy Hlgh School was presented the County Sanitation Department from Southeastern Ohio League's l!l'm<Ail-SportsTrophy during haHtime ceremonies of f55,050 to $191,250. The hike was for the Galllpoils-MeJP tootban game on Memorial Field Friday night. GAHS earned operation and continuation of the green the rotating trophy during the 1974-75 S;Chool year by edging Ironton 34 to 33 \lz box program with the new packer truck. points. The trophy has been In existence four years. Previous willners were Ironton • In addition, lite ·Gallla County Hlghln. 1972 and 1974 and Athe111 In 1973. Mating the presentation on behalf of the way Deparbnent's Mldt Fund was in. SEOAL was Meigs Principal James Diehl, left. Accepting it on behalf of Ga!Ua creased from 1187.600 to W/5,700. The fund Academy wasJameeN, M. Davis, principal, and current SEOAL president. (Steve (Continued on J)age 2) Wilson photo). l)isaster alert•-for real-~insp!fes • • new attempt to organ1ze servzces GALUPOUS - Several weeks ago area residents in Gallia in Ohio and Mason County, W.Va., were aianned by the news that a fire had broken out in a local chemical plant, rupturing pipelines which permitted the nowing of suspected toxic gasses into the atmosphere. Authorities were alerted, and some residents in the immediate area were evacuated as a precautionary measure, : As word of the possible "d1S8ster" spread, more and more residents grew alarmed and left their homes for outlying ·areas. When the alert ended the following morning at seven o'clock, a group of. weary, but concerned cill!ens, returned to their homes. Other than at th.e plant, no d_am~e or Injuries were reported, but the need for a better organized disaster ser' vice was never more apparent. Now, steps are. being taken .to remedy the situation. The Gallla Cowtty Board of Com· missioners, Joe Stewart, President; c. E. Johnson, and John L. Belville, have called James predit.'IS Ohio utililies will have rate system changeiJ. MlDDLEPOR'!' - ~late Rep. Ron James (D.-Proctorville ), expect, Ohio privately owned utilities will lace stiffer coo,trols over their power to set rates in the future. Rep. James, speaking at the Mid· dleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club meeting In Healh United Methodist Church Friday, summarized legislative activity this term ·reialed io utilities. One blii , he has Introduced would regulate the ~lliitles' present power to raise rates -through their "fuel cost adjualment clauae ... Another would ~hange the present law utilities are permitted Ia use to base valuation upon which they claim legally allowed profll margin (on Continued on J,age 18 ' an important meeting for all·county, city, in 1973 under Ohio· Stale University's village,lownship and local officials Thurs· Disaster Services Extension Program, it is day, Oct. 16 be~inning at 7:30 p.m. at "the only resource the state .has for going Washington Elementary School into each of lite 83 counties and systematically teaching people how they Auditorium 011 Fourth Ave., GaWpolls. This meeting will IMi conducted to can prepare for such disasters," Aston acquaint local government officials and said. His assistant, BiU Thomas, explained others with Disasler Services and their responsibilities lllerewlth including types that their approach is theoretical : "We certainly don 't tell policeman and of asalstanee available. in preparing for firemen what to do. What we do is identify major emergencies. the special demands a disaster n .a ke~ Robert E. Aston and William R. Thorn' as, training coordinators of Ohio State upon community leaders, and recommend University, Division of Continuing ways they can deal with them. Most ~ucation wll' be in charge. Aston and · communi ties need .interdepartmenta Thomas present individual programs on coordination - policemen , firemen, disasla' preperation.especialiy tailo.red to volunteer agencies, and rescue squads all each community's needs. They limit cooperating with each other. We also themselves primarily to measures the advise· them on how to · set up an community can take to prevent extensive emergency operations center and when · end how to evacuate public building~ ." loss of life and property. This local disaster preparedness Aston calls llleirs en . "ali hazards course is designed to provide leaders with approach," dealing with both human and an understanding which will enable a natural disasters, Roods, tornadoes , bomb community to prepare for, minimize the threats, and olllers. Although Disaster Services is county-oriented, more an~ effects of, and recover !ropl a disaster, A more presentations are being given to film, "It Can Happen Here," is scheduled civic lead••s of towns and villages. Begun to tw. shown Th• pubic is welcome. ' , . •· · , •: • ' Bands in halftime show GALUPOUS - Two of the finest high school bands in sO)IIhern Ohio entertained approximately 2,500 grid fens during the halftime show of Friday night's GalilpollsMeigs football game on Memorial Field. · The Marauder musicians, under the direction or Dwight Goins, presented a Musical Cocktail program, opening with ",Our Boys Will Shine ." This W!lS followed by, ''Honey Babe," and the "Yellow •Rose of Texas." Next came "She'll Be Coming , 'Round the Mountain ,". followed by "The Red River Low, Sweet Chariot," Director Rod Toiilver's GAHS band gave fans a preview of their show which was to be presented at the l..l!xinglon Band Contest in Lexington, Ohio Saturduy. The show was based on memorable moments in pop music. Following the opening fanfare the first selection featured the. GA HS majorettes in a big band era tune; "Devil · Moon." This was followed by "Haven't Got Time for lite Pain. " · Next came a BeaUes tune with a drill v~uey ' " routine to "Here, There and Everywhere." As each gioilp of instruments were This was followed by "You'll Never Walk featUI·~rl. Lhe ·Marauder musicians ~on. Alon~." elude wilh "When the Saints Go MarIn conclusion, the GAHS musirians chi ·• "Annie Laurie," and •:swing played ''Roundabout" end "Sham!)ala." . .I ' ;, • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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