http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/215b087595d2017ca0076d1963614218.pdf 8d3fa4b79d1bcf771cf95eda780789ac PDF Text Text 10 -'The Daily Sentinel, MidQieport·Pomeroy, 0., Thursday,~··· -· I l l ' j Hospital News Mrs. Osburn, Veterans Memorlalllospltal ADMITTED ~ Charlotte Marcinko, Minersville ; Elias . Howard, Pomeroy; Rita White, Chl!shlre; William Middleswart,. portland; John Sellers, Por~and; Rober t ·· Sawyer, Mason; Raymond Myers, Reedsville; Hollie Friend , Syracuse; Pauline Grinstead, New Haven. DISCHARGED - Deanna Cundiff, Charlotte Marcinko, Elias Howard , Elizabeth Frederick, Clarence Koehler, Randy Clonch, Allen Taylor, Clyde Bayles, Thelma Betry. 62,claimed . after illness I I fl. Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMISSIONS - Woodrow ci.pp, Point Pleasant; Mary llaggerty, Cheshire; James Haggerty, Cheshire ; Mark Elliott, Pomeroy; Ethel Drake, New Haven. Ohio's. .. (Continued from page 1) women's organizations. As Director and Ad· mtnlstrator of the Meigs County Museum, Elizabeth Maule Hillerty has the opportunity to explore stale and local history. In addition, she and her husband work as a team in A Couple Designers with projects including proposals, operation and program planning for museums, state parks, libraries and ·various other buildings. Their work , reconstructing a log house for their farm, wils featured in Design and Environment Magazine. She shares her know-how by speaking on panels for the America Association of Muselllll8, the Ohio Historical Society, the Southern Ohio Preservation Society and the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Man charged after ntishap J i HOMECOMING QUEEN - Wendl Dunfee, five year old daughter of Mrs. Beck Dunfee, Pomeroy, and KendaU Dunfee, Middleport, was crovined homecoming queen during half tJme activities Sunday at the Meigs Warriors and Gallipolis Disciples football game. Wend! was presented a trophy and a silver dollar. World War I VeteranS hODOred World War I veterans were honored when Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, met Tuesday night with Commander Raymond Jewell ln charge. The veterans of the first World War who were Introduced included William Be a!, Leo Story, Lincoln Russell, Walter Vaughan, a charter member, Frank Clark, Norman Russell, Horner Wtllard, Winfred Blake, Ben Neutzling, Her· man Warner, Robert Bur· nem, Fred Goeglein, and Albert Hoffner. Frank Vaughan, district 8 Americanism chairman, reported on the national convention which he attended in Minneapolis. He thanked the \Yorld War I veterans for their work In securing the present American Legion home and having it paid ·for before veterans of other wars returned home and became members. He also warned of •A Rutla!ld llllin was qted to court on ~harges of driving while Intoxicated following a single ctr accident Wednesday at 9 11.m. on county road 51n Salilbury Township. The Meigs County sheriff's department · reported that Mark A, Tillis was traveling west on county road 5 when he went off the highway on the left, traveled 240 feet .and tore out a fence and struck the front porch on the Herbert Starting today at 5:30p.m., Hoover home. · Tom Kelly will begin a series There was heavy property of intense Bible studies at the damage. The driver was not Eastern High · School Injured. building, room 103. The studl~s will last . ap· DINNER PLANNED The WeUston band boosters proximately three houts and will hold a public ham dinner will be held on Tuesday and before th.e Meigs-Wellston Thursday evenings. "The purpose of the studies football game Friday night at the high sch0f11 cafeteria. The Is to make serious inquiry dinner will Include Into the most significant homemade pie and drink. The controversies of our day. in price will be $1.75 anct $1 for regard to the scriptures," children; Serving will be from Kelly said. "As people show greater and greater concern 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. for themselves during these difficult times, many are turning their attention to the Bible In search of meaningful TONITE understandings for their THURS., OCT. 23 lives. Finding Insight Into NOT OPEN Bible truths Is the most ex· citing activity people can OCT. 24-2' FRt.-SAT,.-SUN. engage In," he reported. OCT. 24·2' Particlpan Is should bring Clint Eastwood writing materialand'a Bible. In There . will not be any HE EtGER SANCTION examinations. Ali adults and (Tochni~lor) young people are Invited to Show starts at 7:00p.m. attend. Bible study :Fish fry, bake series will sale scheduled start today MEiGs lHEATRE CARTER'S CRill SETS ...6 TO 24 MONTHS .... ~ ~- ~-~- present dangers from the communi~ Is. Don Hunnel reported the membership at 273 for the next year with quota being 332 by Nov. 11. Charles Swatzel gave a financial report. Reported iU were Dick Karr, Norman Schaefer and Roy Smith. First Vice Commander Clarence Smucker . spoke on the American Legion leadership college held Oct. 18 and 19 in Colwn bus to provide training to Legionnaires on the ac· tivities and programs of the American Legion . George Freeland was welcomed as a new member and a guest was retired Lt. Col. Jim Rogers.·Guests from the Racine Post was present and invited Drew Webster members to the Racine meeting on Nov. 6. An oyster stew supper prepared by Chales Hayes assisted by Richard Vaughan was served' preceding the meeting. The Middleport Fire Department will hold a fish fry and bake sale Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the fire station in Middleport. Fish sandwiches and dinners as well as baked goods wiD be·offered for sale. Anyone wishing to donate bake goods mar do so by contacting any fireman for pick-up on Saturday. ProceedS will go toward purchase of protective gear for the fire dept. · ELBERFELDS · IN POMEROY . AI. SALE P.RICES. REEDSVILLE - Mrs . Olive M. Osburn, 61, Rt. 1, Reedsville, died Tuesday evening at St. Joseph Hospital ; Parkersburg , following an extended Illness. She graduated from OliveOrange High School in Tuppers Plains, attended Ohio Universl ty and taught in the Eastern School District. She taught school a total of 30 years. She was a member of the Ohio Education Association, Meigs County. Education Association and Eastern Education Association. Mrs. Osburn was preceded In death by her father, Cecil Cowdery, one Infant daughter and one brother and one sister. She Is survived by her hu.sband, Delmar J. Osburn, her mother, Mrs. Sarah Cowdery, Belpre, two sons, Delmar G. of . Belpre and Larry L. of Washington, W. Va., one sister, Sarah Ann ' Morrison, Parkersburg, four brothers, Gene and Dale of Reedsville, John of Belpre and Riley of Marietta, and seven grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Friday at 10 a.m. at the Spencer Funeral Home in Belpre with the Rev. Clay Sloan officiating. Burial will be in Success Cemetery in Meigs County. Friends may call at the funeral home after 1 p.m. today. Special Sale Prlcesl Men's Leisure Suits - ' I ' . . .. Injured still . Special Sale Prices# MEN'S DOUBLE KNIT DRESS SLACKS . Sizes 29 waist to 44 waist. Select your correct length. Fine selection of styles. Solid colors • platds ·neat patterns. This Includes our entire stock of mens fine quality double knit slacks. Three of six Meigs County men who were Injured when the auto in which they were FILM SLATED riding wrecked early Sunday A 16 minute award winning on Route 2 in West Virginia color sound film, "Going remain confined to the Holzer Back to Limeston" will be a feature of the annual meeting Medical Center. According to Mason County of the Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Soelety to be · Deputy Sheriff W. P. held at 7:30 tonight at the Maynard, the driver of the Meigs Museum in Pomeroy, car·, Norman Schoonover, Trustees will be elected for Route 3, Pomeroy, fell asleep the year and this group will at the wheel. The car went out elect society officers for the of contrQI striking three mall next year. A financial report 1boxes along the road. The six will be ·given and several men were returning from presentations wiD be made. their work. Stlll hospitalized Refreshments will be served. are Roger Gay Toney, Chester, a fractured neck; Carl Edward Nottingham, LICENSE ISSUED · A marriage license was Pomeroy, shoulder, elbow issued to Richard Daniel and head injuries and Oscar Dotson, 22, Gallipolis, and Thomas Sinltb, Pomeroy, Beusle I,.oulse Parsons, 23, arms and head Injuries. Pomeroy. , Men's Leisure Shirts Ideal for wear with the popular ielsure suits -nylon knits . cotton ll!nd polyester blends · long sleeves. ~ Sizes small, medium, large and extra large. Buy what you need during tills sale at great savings. .n Leisure Shirts 1 a.•s Leisure Shirts 10.95 . 11.95 12.95 13.95 14.95 16.00 17 .oo 18.00 Leisure Shirts Leisure Shirts Leisure .Shirts Leisure Shirts Leisure Shirts Leisure ~irts Leisure Shirts Leisure Shirts !9:CIO Leisure Shirts 20.00 Leisure Shirts SHORTS & PANTS FOR GffiLS & BOYS 12 to 24 MONTHS a ¥ u e•u ~' tJIJiAlu::"¥2 ,.._ ~ . . ..... . .. - Sale 6.12 Sale· 6.22 Salt 8.42 Sale U2 Sale 9.92 Salt 10.72 Slile 11.52 Salt 12.32• Sale 13.12 Slle13.92 Sale 14.72 Salt 15.42 . BOYS SHIRTS & 'COVERAllS-1 PANT SETS 2 to 4 .ELIE_RF.ILD$ T.OY~ND IS OPEN. WARIHOUSE ON MECHANIC tTRIET This year Elberfelds Toyland Is I'CI~ at the Warehoust on Mtchanlc Str•t. Toy land Is better than ever before with 1 fine big selection of toys for boys and girls of all ages. Bring the children to Toyalnd - htve them · Sie the tremenc!.OUS line Of toys ready to buy •· Use our Convenient LIY·AWIY Plan to hold your selections 'til Christmas. 2 to 6X MIDDlEPORT, OHIO ' . BAKER FURNITURE Mlddlepott, . Ofilo If ' . ELBER . ,. president; Mike Gerlach , first vice president; Keith Ashley, second vice president; Leo Story, third vice president; Susan Oliver, secretary; Dolly Hayes, treasurer; Mr. and Mrs. Pat Loch~ry, directors ; Earl Clark, historian; Edison Hobstetter, statutory agent; Lucille Smith, archivist; Elizabeth Hilferty, museum director; Keith Ashley, !(enealogist, and Mrs. Clara Locliary, head of the nominating committee. · Mrs. Hilferty who has been named Ohio's outstanding young woman of the year , outlined the year's activities at the museum. She said that plans now call for the development of an old fashioned Christmas display with antique toys to be stressed. Persons wishing to loan some Item for the display are asked to contact the museum. A tree with old fashioned trimmings will also be featured. After the first of this year , a railroad _or river display is planned for the museum. The group also discussed the opening of a souvenir shop for. the museum. Wesley Buehl , county engineer, told of the establishment of a musewn in his homeplace at Berea and Blakeslee commended Mr. and Mrs. Hilferty for (Continued on page 2) Now You Knaw at y . VOL XXVII NO. 136 en tine . About 20 ~r cent of the human race has varicose veins, researchers estimate . . t. 1 persistent vegetative state with no cognitive func· tioning," said Plum, who has studied hundreds of coma cases. "Most patients with this severe a state die early. Our study finds no person who recovered after being in such a state for six months or more." ·Turkey Day gridders can sign up Saturday An addltlooal slgaup for the SDDaal alumni game IJe. tween Middleport aod Pomervy will lake place Saturday between noon !Wd"l p.m. at the Amerleu Cancer Society office on South lblrd lo Mlcldleport. Graduates of Rutland ud Meigs Local - as well as Pomeroy and MldcDeport - are eligible to play lo the numlulgl~g Day clalllc wblcb II dated to be played In . Middleport tbll y~. Game chalrmao Wally Hatfield bldlcated that 10 far respoose bas beeu good. Las1 year's game, woo by Pomervy 9-f, netted over $1,000 lor the Cancer Crusade of Meigs Collllly. Emergency help asked for Patty By DONALD B. "l'HACKREY from no apparent problems SAN FRANCISCO (UP!)- and going about her daily life Patricia Hear$! will receive as usual. "emergency" psychiatric treatment in jail. An urgent request by her attorneys Thursday that the treatment be allowed im· mediately was approved by Federal Judge Oliver Carter. "We view it as an emergency matter," said AI Johnson, a lawyer for the 21year-<>ld newspaper heiress. Johnson said In court that Miss Hearst, jailed on anned bank robbery charges, needs quick care from a private psychiatrist and not merely the mental tests she Is getting on orders from the judge. Johnson said later the reason for his appeal was his fear that the postponement of Miss Hearst's · mental competency hearing until Nov. 4 might affect her "diminished capacity" negatively. ~'She needs · immediate tteatrnent," he said. He asked tltat the treatment be conducted out of the jail and in a private hospital-an "appropriate medical atmosphere." But Carter's oral order granting the defense request said she must be treated at the San Mateo County JaU, wbere she is a prisoner. At the Jail in Redwood City, Slerlff John McDonald said Miss Hearst was suffering CLEVELAND - THE STATE OF OIUO will pay out by 1\etrt month $1 mllllon in legal iees to defend the actions of Ohio National Guardsmen involved In the 1970 shootings at Kent State University where four students were killed and nine • others wounded.during a campus antiwar demonstration. n. of Thursday, the state had paid out $749,031.61 for hlwyers' fees and other expenses since the May 4, 1970, in· elden!. The state expects to be billed an additional $250,000 for final costa of defending a $46 rnllllon damage suit lrought by the vlctlmlllnilially against 411 guardsmen, according to Jim C. PIKETON - By a 20-vote Gravelle, .rress secretary for Ohio Attorney General William margin members of the Ohio J. Brown. Valley Regional Develop· COLUMBUS - ALL FEDERAL OFFICES, Including the ment Commission voted to a non-profit U.s. Post Office, will be closed Monday for Veterans' Day, but remain organization with no change state and county offices will not ob$erve the holiday untU Nov. in the present organizational 11. The Ohio General Assembly changed the observance of structure. Meeting at Piketon High Veterans' Day back to its traditional date in 1974 after con· School Tuesday night, the slderable pressure from veterans' groups and ci!Uens. ·commissioners voted 40 to 20 WASHINGTON - MORE AME~CANS OWN GUNS against becoming a Regional 'l1JAN smoke cigarettes, drink alcohol or own dishwashers or Planning and Development Organization which would stereo sets, pollsler Louis Harris told Congress todaY. . In testimony prepared for · a Senate Government !lave necessitated the Operations Committee hearing on gun control, Harris said OVRDC to change its status individual Americans are more armed than people in any to either a Council of Govern. ments or a Regional Planning other countrY In the world. But their aentJment for stiffer gun controla has increased Collimisslon as provided for In the past few years, he said, and they apparently have by Ohio Statute. bavid Berger and Roger ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::<::::::::;:=:::::::::::::'::::~:::::::::::: · resigned themselves to the conclusion that It Ia Impossible to prevent the assassination of an American president or can· Howard of the Ohio Depart. NEW ·YORK (UP!) ~ ment of Economic and dldate for the office. · . . First National City Bank, Ecommunity Development, reacting to the Federal WASHINGTON -CHAIRMAN .ffi'l'HURF. BURN$ of the and William Seeley of the · Reserve's latest easing of Federal ~e says Congress should let New York City Ohio Mid-Eastern Governmoney and credit . default on its debts and enact Jeglslat19n to facilitate the big ments Association , Cam1-estralnlll, today lowered city's bankruptcy. · bridge, comprlied a panel llurns' advice, delivered Thursday evening before a House discussing the proposed Its prime interest rate to banking subcommittee, damaged the city's can for a change in status along with 7% percent. Cltibank dropped tbe key Ron Hundenski and Charles congressional rescue effort to avoid ~ault In December. Another ~low came from Sen. Jsmea L. ~uckley, CR·N.Y., F. Combs of the OVRDC staff Interest rate by one· who suggested city offlclala may have been guilty of criminal wbo explained the COG and · quarter percentage point misconduct In the way they kepi the city's books; Buckley RPC legislation respectively, dlectlve immediately. Other major banks were called for a Justice Department investigation. expected to follow Cttibaok's lead. TIME CHANGE SUNDAY WASHINGTON - PRIVATE MESSAGES .PASSING Tbe nation relurt1s to through telegraplt cOll)panles in Washington were·monltored atandard lime Ibis Snnday. ::::::::::::::::::i:;:::::i::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::· by the iovernment from World War U mtil last May, ac: 1 Daylight saving lime ends cording to Senate Investigators. LOCAL TEMPS Near the end of hia 35-year career with the FBI, agent Joe at z a.m. on Oct. N and The tempera lure In R. Q-alg made daily visiti to. telegraph companies In clocks are to be set back · downtown Pomeroy at 11 Wasllington to read or photograph wlta.tever supposedly one hour. a.m. Friday was 63 degrees under sunny skies. rriV te cables he wished to see, the.Investigators ~ld. Iii OVRDCto remarn non-profit PRICE 15' FRIIJAY. OCTOBER 24, 1975 POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO By United I'Mislllteruallonal LONDON - POL.ICE T.IGIITENED SECURITY lor Brltl!tl politicians today, fearing the bomb blast that narrowly missed Caroline Kennedy may be the start of wave of asaasslnation attempts against members of Parliament. Pollee said the remote-oontrolled explosion, which killed a noted cancer researcher- and injured six other persollll, was Intended to kill Conservative Member of Parliament Hugh Fraser, whose Jaguar sedan was blown to pieces. TWO.· DAY SA LEI Several presentations, James Sheets; "Mr. and Mrs. electiOn of new trustees and Leo Story, Mr. and Mrs. officers and a color film on Raymond L. Oliver, Mr . and limestone usage highlighted Mrs. Leland Parker, Mr . and the annual meeting of the Mrs . John Reece, Mrs . Meigs County Pioneer and . Connie Bailey , Mrs. Pauline Historical Society held at the Atkins and Mack Horton. Meigs Museum in Pomeroy Named to the honorary Thursday night. . trustees list for the next year Named trustees during the were Mr. and Mrs. Gerard business session, presided uiiferty, Mr. and Mrs. Earl over by Charles E. Blakeslee, Clark, Mrs. Gladys Morgan, president, were June Ashley, "Paul Smart, Mrs. C. B. KeithAshley,Mr.andMrs.C. Hayman, Agnes Hill, Edison E. Blakeslee, Mr. and Mrs. Hobstetter, Mrs. A. R. Knight Mike Gerlach, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs . Vilma Pikl!;oja. Fred Goeglein, Mr. and Mrs. Following the showing . of Charles Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. the award winning color film Pat Lochary, Mr. and Mrs. by Gerard Hilferty, the Seth Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs . . trustees met and elected Gerald Powell, Mr. and Mrs. officers for the year. They Ted Reed , Mr. and Mrs. include c. E. Bl"akeslee, ::!::::: Devoted To The Interests of The Meigs-Mason Area jJ ' •• Meigs PioJteer, Historical Soczety offzcers elected • Partly cloudy and .mild tonight with lows in the inls. Variable cloudiness and a chance of showers Saturday with highs in the mid to upper 70s. I News • •• in Brzefs~~ ~~;~~gwomanisina Mens 9.95 Dress Slacks · · . - . Sale Mens 10.95 Dress Slack\ - - - - - Sale Mens 11.95 Dress Slacks · - · · · Sale Mens 12.95 Dress Slacks Sale Mens 13.95 Dress Slacks Sale Mens 14.95 Dress Slacks Sale 11.05 Mens 15.95 Dress Slacks Sale 11.85 Mens 16.95 Dress Slacks Sale 12.55 ' GIRLS PANTS. SHIRTS~ PANT SETS, JUMPERS w~.ather By JUDI HASSON legal precedent for ter· in flex contractions," MORRISTOWN, N.J . minating the life of a patient Diamond testified. "Every (UPI) - The physical con· whose condition is hopeless. joint was bent In a flexed dillon of Karen Anne Quinlan, Diamond testified at tbe poSition making one type of In a coma for six months after request of assistlllit state fetal position. It Is almost tao combining drugs and alcobol, Attorney General David S. gross to describe. I could see is "almost too gross to Baime, whose office has her eyes, which were open . describe," a physician said joined Morris County The eyebalJB moved together. Thursday. Prosecutor Donald CoUester They darted In a random sort That condition, described and Daniel R. Cobwn, Miss of movement." Diamond and Dr. Fred by .Dr. Sidney Diamond, a Quinlan's cour+ppolnted Plum, another neurologist, rrofessor of neurology at , guardian, and attorneys for testified In the fowtb day of Mount SinaL School of St. Claire's Hospital in Medicine in New York, is the DenviUe, N.J., In opposing the trial, which Is in recess until Monday. Both said Miss baSis for her parents' plea the famlly's request. that she be taken off a Turning to the 21·year-<>ld ~Ian has almost no chance respirator that kee[lll ber woman's adoptive parents of recovery, but both opposed heart beating and allowed to from the witness stand, turning off the r!!S[Iirator. On Monday, CoUester plans die ''with grace and dignity." Diamond told Joseph and to call several more wit· !lot their plea; supported Julia Quinlan, "J'Jii.sorry to ·· neaaesoppoling the Qulnlans' by many physicians and have to give tlila deii:riptlon. reqUest. ~ioua leaders, has brought "I observed ber first from Plum ' said there was no about a courtroom con• some distance. She was lying frontatlon that could provide In bed, emaciated, curled up question tbat Karen still has some brain activity, but. he .... · · · · · · · · ._... ·... said tbe damage by the ~-:::=:::::~::::::::;~:::~::::::::;:;:;:::::.::::~:::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::.:.:·:~·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·n:·~~ coma was done probably hospitalized ~-....,n,~ and Historical Society. The valuable book will be rebound for the Jllrary at the Meigs Museum Receiving the book were C. E. Blakeslee, left, Society president, and Leo story, right, first vice president. }lecovery is hopeless Feni ·'Dillon rws. Fern F. Dillon, 76, Gallipolis. died at 8:30 a.m. today In the Holzer Medical Center. She . had .been In falling health several years. Born May 25, 1899, at Bladen, Ohio, she was the daughter of the late William A. Lanier and Nana Gutherie Lanier. s~e i;r!arrtoid Hobart Dillon, a GalliP,olis realtor 1\i>rll 30, 192Q ,an~ 'he survives along wit~ tWo daugt\ters, Mrs. Melvin !Marjorie) DuFour of Pompano Beach, Fla., and Mrs. Thomas (Velma) Rue of Middleport, two sisters, Mrs. Charles (Marian) Doughman ot Crown City and Mrs. Pete (Joy) Yarbough o( Hun · llngton, a brother, Sidney Lanier of Urbano, Ohio, eight grand and five ,great. grandchildren. . She was a member of the Fir$! Baptist Church and was a former member of the Gallipolis Business and Professional Women's Club and the Ann Judson Society. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday fr6m the Waugh·Halley.wood Funeral Home with Rev. Ja·mes Hanna officiating . B~rt•~r«UI be In Crol)',n City Ceme r,y. Vtsllallon will be held a the funeral home from 2·4 and 7-9 p.m. Saturday. MR. AND MRS. JAMES WEBER of Middleport .and F1orida Thursday night presented an aged .aUas of the upper Ohio River and vaUey to the Meigs County Pioneer Ml:oiS 27,90 Sale 20.65 Leisure Suits . "' ... Mens 28.90 Sale 21.35 Leisure Suits Mens 30.90 Sale 22.85 · Leisure Suits Mens 39.95 Sale,29.55 Lejlure Suits Mehs.44.90 Sale 33.25 Leisure Suits Mens 46.90 Sale 34.75 . Leisure Suits Mens 59.95 Leisure Suits .. . .. .. .. Sale 44.35 . THE KIDDIE ... SHOPPE . ' Double knit polyester lel.sure suits. A blg selection . patterns and solid colors. Casual and western styles. Sizes 36 to ... Save Friday and Saturday. ' ~, ,_. u u ; A !\!\\\!\ Friday, October 24th• 9:30A.M. t~ 8 P.M.. Saturday, October 25th, 9:30A.M. to 8 P.M., - . . . t\. Miss Hearst, captured Sept. 18 in San Francisco as a fugitive member of the Sym· blonese Uberatlon Army that kidnaped her 19 months previously, Is being examined by three oourt· appointed pllychlatrlats and a psychologiBt. Her hearing scheduled for two days ago was postponed because all their reportS are not yet in, and the judge Is going east for a conference of jurists. After her capture, the petite heires11 said in an af. fidavlt that her kidnapers had Jrainwashed her and driven her to the point of insartity. Voters to tum out in mass·· Brown COLUMBUS (UP!) About 70 per cent of Ohio's ellglble voters, some 3.1 million, will turn out at the polb for the Nov. 4 general election, Ohio :;ecretary of State Ted W. Brown predicted Thuradlly. "Voter interest in the nine statewide issues appearing ~ the ballot next month continues to .mount," Brown said. Voting may be slow because of the compljcated baUot, warned Brown, wbo suggested voters study the issues before going to the polls. "These Important issues are numbered 1 through 9," said Brown, ''which may enable voters to identify them more easily on tbe ballot." Voters who need absentee baUots were reminded by Brown to apply to their boards of election before nooril Nov. 1. TOM KELLy, Virginia Blazewicz, Maxine Wingett and Jane Brown, I to r, met with Thereon Johnson, citizens eommittee chairman, to discuss promoilon plans for the mental health center levy renewal. Discuss promotion plans for mental health levy Thereon Johnson , citizens committee chairman of the Meigs Mental Health Center levy, met with staff and board members to discuss plans for the final week's promotion of the renewal of the mental health levy. The group stressed the following points on the levy: The levy is a renewal with no additional taxes to the citizens of Meigs County. Three years ago, the levy passed in Meigs County by a two to one margin. Services were started on a very limited basis at Veterans Memorial Hospital but because of the demand for additional services, the Center was moved to the old Meigs General Hospital. During the past three years, over seventeen hundred (1,700) people have been served from Meigs County by the Center. Today the Center has five hundred (500) active cases being served and a wailing list of those seeking services. This levy has brought into Meigs County, from state and federal sources, over three hundred thousand dollars ($300,000) . Election board hours announced The Meigs County Board of Elections office, located in the Masonic Temple Building at Pomeroy, Is open from I to 4 p.m ., Monday thorugh Saturday, to receive ap· plications for absent voter ballots by civilian, disabled voters, armed services or organized militia members. The deadline for absentee voting is Saturday, Nov. 1. The office will be open from 9 ·a.m. lo 12 noon that day, Mrs. Dorothy Johnston, board director , reports. \ The two-tenth (.2) mill (renewal), to the average home owner Is less than a dollar ($1) per .year . Approval for the levy is essential for the continuation of mental health services so that people in need of help with problems in ordinary living such as (d epression, drinking, divorce, problem chlid;· ~n including -.nagers, d.-~;~ users and the ·.untinuatlon ,,r the new Drug Education program) can be helped quickly, efficiently, and inexpensively within the community. The Center has recently entered a Drug Abuse program whose ser· vices will be available to parents, teachers, court~, and the community. No one ts refused services offered by the Center . The committee stated that as citizens of Meigs County, our individual concern Is related to the promotion of the Mental Health LeYy. Voting location still ;n doubt The voting Joca .l o ~ "f voters In Letart Township is back in the hopper. Confusion has reigned for the past couple of weeks over the voting looatlon for the township which last summer was reduced from two voting precincts to one . .Last summer, the one voting precinct was set for the East Letart area in a building known as the "town house." However, on Oct. 17, a delegation from the township ap!JI!ared before the Meigs County Board of Elections and asked that the polling place be set at the Letart Falls Community Building. The board voted 3-1 in favor of that request with E. A. Wingett , casting the dissenting vote. He charged that the action was not legal because a change had to be made at least 25 days before an election and there were only 22 days left at the lime. The board met again and under emergency measures, passed 2-1 a motion to set the 1\ Letart Falls Community Building as th.:: voting, place for Lelilrt Township. Law provides that a chsnge can be made in the last 25 djlys before an election under emergency measures. Again Wingett cast the dissenting vote and William Cozart abstained . Again Wingett protested saying that the 2·1 vote was not a majority of the board. He said, he .vever, that he was advised the board .would not meet on the matter and be conceded Wednesday that the Communit y Building in Letart Falls was appl!fently going to be the voting place . Then , on Thursday afternoon, the Board of Elections met again and it was decided that the 2·1 vote did not make up a majority and that the matter should be referred to the Secretary of ·State for a decision. Technically, the Secretary of State is Ute fifth member of the board: Meantime , the " town (Continued oh pa~• ~) ~ �'i 3- The Datly Sentinel, Middleoort-PomeroY, o.. ~·riday, Oct 24, 19'/ a Trinity Church in Pomeroy wlll hold homecoming Sunday, Oet. %9. A potluck dinner ·will follow the regular morning .worship. AU members and friends are cordially Invited to take a covered dish and enjoy the fellowship dinner. Table se rvice, coffee and tea wUI be provided. Voting••• DR. BRUCEPAXTON,opthalmologlst, uses a light to look behind the eyes of one of the yoW'!gsters visiting Tuesday's eye clinic In Pomeroy. 23 children examined during vision clinic Twenty-three Meigs County children were examined at a vision clinic staged Tuesday at Trinity Church In Pomeroy ·by the nunlng division of the Meigs County Department of Health. Doris Bailey, L.P.N., coordinator of the <;llnlc, and Sharon !hie, R.N., Meigs County Public Health Nurse, developed the program on the local level. Olnlc services are free to the children of Meigs County residents. During the last two years, the Meigs County Commissioners have provided funds for thla clinic. The clinic was originally a project of the Federal government. The Commlasloners provide funds for Mrs. Bailey's salary, as wen as for the Pediatric Otological Diagnostic Clinic (POD) which Identifies possible ear, nose and throat problems In Meigs County children. The Commissioners also pay the salary of the School Vision and Hearing Speciallst. Additional funds received from the Ohio Department of Health provided for the services of two specialists from Athens, Dr. Arnold La Graff, an optometrist, and Dr, Bruce Paxton, an opthalmologlst. Twenty-three . children were referred to the Vision Olnlc by local school personnel, doctors, parents and the School Vision and Hearing Specialist, Marjorie Manuel. Six of the children tested were found to need surgery t.o correct such problems as crossed eyes and drooped eyelids. Two children were found to have Amblyopia or lazy eye. Four children were given prescriptions for medication to correct eye infections caused by allergies. Three children were found to need glasses to Improve their vision. One chUd was declared legally blind and another child had a Congenital Macular Dysfunction which is the OC· currence of scar tissue behind the eye's retina caused by a chtldhood virus. One other chtld was referred to a doctor for a physical exam when it was found his re-occurring headaches were not caused by vision problems. Five other childr~n had normal vision. Several children will be scheduled for a re;:heck at the next Vision Clinic n June, 1976. However, the Nursing Division of the Health Department will scedhule another clinic at an earlier date If there is a need. Concerned parents who believe their children may Meigs ••• DR. ARNOLD LaGROFF, Athens optometrist, examining one of 23 youngsters at Tuesday eye cllnlc In Pomeroy. [ (Continued from page 1) their excellent work for the museum. Mrs. Nancy Reed spoke on a request from the South Central Ohio historical group for a list of buildings which should become historical markers and be maintained as such. Mrs . Carrie Neutzllng Ebersbach presented "a book which·she has ~don the Ebersbach family and the work of the family in coal particularly in Meigs County. Mr. and Mrs. James Weber of Mi<ldleport and Florida presented to the society an old atlas of the Upper Ohio · River and Valley. First Vice President Leo Story presented a contribution to the society from Jane Howell · Tent, Daughters of the Union Veterans. An outline of fund drive activities was given by Blakeslee. Refreshments were served during a coocluding social hour. MRS. CARRIE EBERSBACH NEUTZLJNG presented a copy of a book, "America, We lAve You," to the Melga CoWJty Pioneer and Historical Society Thursday night. The book, authored by Mrs. Neutzllng tens the story of the Ebersbach family In Meigs County, par: Ucularly dealing with the coal industry. Receiving the book from Mrs. Neut~ was C. E. maketiee, society president. airlifted grandchildren, ail of TUcson, her mother, Mrs. Mae Pearson, and one brother Roy Pearson, both of Rt. 2, Racine, her mother-In-law, Mrs. Edna Reuter, Rt, 3, Pomeroy, also several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be Mooday at 10 a.m. at the Brings Broadway Chapel, 6910 East Broadway, Tucson. Burial will be in Tucson Memorial i'ark. CLEVELAND (UPI) - Profeu!Oiial skier ud ski columnt.t Norbert Fllber of Bay VlllaJC, wo1 tile .-,eoo top prise Ia the Ohio Lottery's Baekeye set clrawlq ·Jblll'lday uqllt: •• • ' Fidler, 41, is a coalract llleamu, bat IIIIo Wrtlieli a ski eelmaa for the I.GraiD Joanaal ad tile Wllloll(llaby News-lknld. 1'1111•, IIIIo tile flltller of tine IGU1 compuea millie and bu bid two of Ilia 101111 p•JM • ul. Be 1811 be'D $15,•to ..Yall lila bome, bat la't certalll what lle'll do wltb tile mt. wiw.m B. Menafa& of Cealentlle wo $1t,M. Nwma Harbel'llllll of l'lmna, wou.m Bryaa McCoy of Mareii(O aud Cbarlo«e l'olbert ol Onrlnn-1 eadl ·woo•n.-. :n.t1 weell'a wiDalac nunben were: ·Jbree-dlgtt nnmber: I'll (flw...vm.flve). Dolphins versus lim:pJ.ng Bills Social Calendar FRIDAY , WEEKEND REVIVAL begins at DyesvUle Community Church. The Rev. Cupp of Lancaster will be • guest speaker. Services at 7:30 p.m. nightly, HALLOWEEN CAR· NIVAL, 7 p.m. at Syracuse Elementary School spon.sored by PTA. Refreshments ' will be served. ANNUAL TURKEY SUPPER sponsored by Tuppers Plains CommW'lity • aub beginning at s p.m. at , the community building and ftre department. SATURDAY HYMN SING at Hazel Community Church, 7:30 p.m. Dan Hayman and the Ccuntry Hymnlimers will be featured . Everyone welcome. FISH FRY AND bake sale at Middleport Fire Station beginning at II a.m. Fish sandwiches and dinners . Sponsored by Middleport ' Fire Department. ,.. NAIROBI, Kenya (UP!) Tens of thousands of starving Somali nomads have been airlifted by Soviet aircraft to new homes In a massive resettlement program un· precedented In Africa, relief - officials said today. The fleet of blue and white Russian planes ·took a Uttle over a month to move 120,000 nomads from the drought stricken areas oi northern Somalia to permanent camps In the south of the country and along the coast, the of· flcials said. The evacuation, described by officials as the biggest CONTEST WINNERS - These are the.winners of a undertaken on the African contest to boost PTA membership at the Riverview continent, Is new completed, Elementary School at ~ille. At the front Is Travls they said. Newlun, who tied for second; at the back are Beth The nomads, who have Berkhtmer, who tied for second, left, and Darlene Barton, wandered across the Hom of right, first place winner. Also tying for second but not Africa for centuries with present was Steve RA>ckhold. A world series theme was their herd& of camels, cattle, carried out for the cpntest with winners receiving free and goats, will now become carnival tickets for prizes. The achool has over 100 per farmers and fishermen. cent PTA membership for the enrollment. A few thousand wUI eventually be allowed to MIDDLEPORT Lodge 363, ·' return to their traditional · F. and A.M. father-son " nomadic existence In the banquet, 6:30 p.m. at the · ' desert In the next few years, temple. Tickets available but Russian experts have from any member. .llJ (< _ already begun teaching the ANNUAL HOMECOMING ~~ others the unfamiliar W By Helen Bottel at Columbia Chapter with "· problems of deep sea fishing ~ :-:, W M serving to start at 7 p.m.; .• and raising crops. ·Jbls Is the last report on readerot~~~~wen to the recent A more modest reset- public welcome. '" SOUP SUPPER, starting 2 ,. "Helen Help Us" queBtlonnalre lor married and formerly tlement program is un·married people. derway in neighboring p.m. al Racine firehouse ,, Ethiopia, where authorities sponsored by Racme "" Marriage Survey (Part 3) bope to setile permanently Emergency Squad . ~estlon No. llln my marriage survey stated : "A recent some but not all of the 87,000 Vegetable, bean soup and ·• letter from a reader insisted most women aren't as highly nomads In refugee camp~. chUi for sale: SUNDAY sexed as the modern world beUeves them to be, but they're This reporter recently 'good at pretending.'' About half my readers more or less toured the drought stricken REVIVAL AT Syracuse "" agreed (which surprised me mightily as I felt society has areas where as many as United Methodist Church, progressed much fw1her· than that). Do you disagree or 50,000 persons have died. Friday through Sunday, 7:30 .. . agree? Comments please?" The acrubby desert has each evening with pastor . , Are you ready for this, readers? - Sixty per cent of the been turned Into a vast Richard E. Jarvis speaking; , women who 1/Jswered my questions (numbering 2,000 In all graveyard for mllllons of . public Invited. ';,~ age gronpa) AGREED that females often pretend to be seller dead livestock. Bones and OLD FASHIONED HYMN • • than they really feel; and almost 50 per centofthemen suspect carcasses Ue scattered In SING at Freedom Gospel ·," the same thing! every direction. Mission, Bald Knobs, 1:30 Granted, many women say In effect, "I'm as highly sexed It wll1 take years for the p.m. Public is invited to bring ,,_ - maybe even more so - than my husband, but talking to respective governments to songs and participate. other wives, I get the feeling I'm some kind of freak. A lot of replenish the herds. MONDAY them would rather have a headache!" MeanwhHe, the tens of EASTERN PTSA, 7:30p.m. ~ And then ·there were those who wrote, "Before I was thousands of nomads are · married, sex wss great, but now it's a hav~o thing, It Isn't so doomed to live ·In vast cities at the school. Program will much fun. I could choose the time and occasion wh!!fl I was of beehive twig huts sub- be a film, "People Taking sisting on a survival diet of Action." single - makes a big difference." RUTLAND GARDEN 0: Others blamed men : "I hated sex In my first marrisge, boiled wheat, aorghum, CLUB, 7:30p.m. at the home , and I thought I was a failure. Now I reaUze that for every frigid butter, and a little mUk. of Mrs. Robert Canaday. Sale - · woman, there's a selfish or Inept man. My second husband of bulbs, plants and baked ., unthawed me!" goods to be held. +++ DIVORCE ASKED Writes Joe B., of Sacramento: "I think women are not by OKLAHOMA CITY (UP!) nature arty more or less highly sexed than men. Both have - The wife of Gov, David equal potential for enjoying or pretending. There is a real Boren, who once commented agreement granting her tendency, however, for women to place more emphasis on the polttlca places extra stress on $124,800 In alimony, chtld emotional dimension of a relationship and for men to em· marriage, fUed for divorce support and other benefits. phasize the physical. Carried to an extreme, either is a hang. Thuraday Janna Boren, :Ml, rued her ,,, under an up. When the extremes meet In the marriage bed, only disaster can ensue. The niftiest thing I ever read about sex was from a that 'a great too. '" marriage counselor whc said, "Sex is something you are, not "Also, this bualneaa of promoting the super-tel}' female something you do. If you get hung up on what you 'should he Image has frightened men, who figure they can't match her •· doing,' then you quickly forget about what you really are." drive. Ompotence Is on therlae. It's easyt.o see why!" .. And "Midw~rn Olristlan" writes, "My lwsband and I Another comment: "Before we married, I experienced .~· relish sex as one of God's greatest·gifts. So much lUis our daUy fireworks every time we 1daiJed, No matter how hard you try, "" Uves with worry and pain, but here is the one totally joyous act. after eight years of housewife and motherhood (three kids), How sad thatsomanywomensaytheyonly tolerate it. fireworks get more difficult. I look forward to the evening after ~... ''What they don't realize is that this is also one of the few the chlldren are In bed as the only thne I have to myself. acts where you can be, and are expected to be, selfish. You Although I love my hUBband dearly and our sex life is very have sexfor your OWN pleasure as well as your partner's. The satl.sfylng sometimes, I muat admit that affection and con- .":, woman who wrote that she does not enjoy It except for the veraation would be more desirable - except on weekends pleasure It gives her husband is robbing herself and her man of when the ldda are at Grllldmas, and I'm rested a bit. ; a full and rewarding experience. To know he is totally wrapped "I need to UNWIND, rather than wind up most of the · ~ up In his pleasure Is the greatest stimulant of all, one that time." carries HER to greater heights - and vice versa. And the final comment: ''Too bad people can't be matched , ; "In our exciting relation9hlp, my husband and I give, but up asto~~eXdrive. Before marriage, my lwsband acted aslf he ,~ we also take from each other, The love we give and take Ia an coulgn't get enough. A year later,lt's twice a month and I'm ~ oasis of delight In our otherwise hardworking and repetitious 'oversexed' becauae I want more. Men pretend too! A lot of ':.. Uves." heartache could be saved If people would just be honest with - ·· A different C(UUDent: "The fact of women enjoying sex one •other." ,. , has been ow..rplayed to the hilt. We now think something is · (NOTE: This ends my report on the HHU marriage sur· ,.•: wrong If we don't have multiple orgasms and want w jump In I!I!Y, but from time to lime I'll be printing more commentathat ,. ,, bed at the drop of a suggestion-married or not. Thill simplY came In with the questionnaires. They're too good - and , ,,1 Lw!'t true much of the lime. Women achieve fu1flllmert In pertinent - to diacard. - H.) thousands of ways other than through Intercourse, altboagh ru;.;;Hd;-, ~ Us ... ~ "" TO MEET SATURDAY The Big Bend Citizens Band Radio Club wiU meet In special session at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Rock Springs Grange Hall. All members are urged to attend. Your Vote and Influence Appreciated lx The~ ~-~ Sentinel DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST DF MIUGS·MASON AREA CHESTER L. TANNEHILL EKtc. Ed. , ROBERT HOEF.LICH ; Clly Editor ·1 Pu·bllshtd dally excepl • Soturday by The Ohio Valley Publlshlng company, 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Buslnoss Office Phone lm·21S6. Editorial Phone 9922157. Second class postage paid at Pomeroy, Otilo. I National advertising representative Ward-. Grlffllh Company, ·Inc ., Botllnelll & Gallagher Dlv., 757 Third Ave., New York, N.Y. 10017. Subscription rates : Delivered by carrier where IYiillblt 7S cents per wttk . By Motor Route where Flve ·dill! number: 1841$ (OIIeoeltbt.four~.flve). carrier strvlce not evallable, One moni~ 1 .S3.25 . Six digit aamber: 751'138 (aeveHIWl-4111HeveMIJ:· · ,!!~moll In Ohio end w. Ve, three). , :;:.?• Yur, $22.00; Six ~.onths, J11.50 ; Three Lncky IJUel wbalia& Dl&ben:. (-itbt'IIIDe) 1),0nlhs , 57 .00. Elsewhere ' 26.00 year ; 51)( months 111d tum (fo-••l&bt--twwf&ldl· 1J.SO; three months, S7.So. DAVID A. SLATE~ Candidate For Salisbury Township Trustee ' have vision problems should contact Mrs. Bailey or Mrs. lhle at the Meigs County Health Dept., ll4\1 E. Main St., Pomeroy, 992-3723. Fonner Meigs resident dies RACINE - Relatives here received word of the death of Mrs . Charles Reuter, 58, Tucson, Arlz., former Meigs County resident. Mrs. Reuter was preceded in death by her father, Albert Pearson, two sisters Helen Griffith llldMyrUe Bentz and a gran<bon, Mark Riebel. Mrs. Reuter is survived by her husband, Olarles, two sons, Richard Riebel and Rodney Reuter and' four (Continued from page I) house" structure, which is at East Letart, has been moved across the road after being declared unsuitable at its former location. The building is to be restored and used as a voting place In East Letart, according to plans of some residents there who want voting to take place in East Letart. The structure has been used for over 100 years, according to sources, and some in East Letart want to make the building a Bicentennial voting place with special decoration because of its long usage as a polling place, it is reported. So, residents of Letart Township are again faced with the problem, just where are they to vote on Nov. 4? Nomads are Resident of Salisbury Township for 22 yeari. Experienced with hNvy equipment. Six yNrs building construction. E•perlenced graduate of Wellsburg, W. Va. Veteran of World War II, U.S. Army, Member of , Pomeroy United MethOdist Church. Employed by OVEC, Kyger Creek Plant. -------------------------XDONALD L ~UNJlLI I Candidate For Salisbury Township Clerk Lifelong resldenl ·ol Salisbury ToWnship. Graduate of Pomeroy Hfgh School. U.S. Ntvy veteran. Korean War. Married to former Franctt Evins and have1 son, Arlit. Member and pall comm1nder Of Dr.,. Webster Post 39 American lAg tan. Business Ma1111Jtr of Meigs . legion llasebell TNm. Member Of Enterprise U.M. Church. Twenty yNrs of clerical experltnce. Your Vote and Influence Appreciated Ubscrlptlon price Includes unday Times Sentinel. Pd. Pol. Mv. • TOMEETTUESDAY ·'· The Meiga Area Holiness ' "1 Association w111 hold its .• ; monthly meeting Tueaday, ":' Oct, 28, at 7:30 p.m. at the • • Danville Wesleyan Church. • • Oyde Hendersoo will be the ••• speaker. TherewiUbe special ;" singing. The public Is Invited . •::: ' .~~ ~ r-------._. , ' '" 1-l hl Sympathy Flowers To SoftM .Somrw Cal: 992-5560 For Prompt Courteous Service 59 N. Second St. Middleport, Ohio · II IJ Ji ll II IU '"''" ""' 1\ll !II" l 'f"ll''. BY JQE CARNICELLI at Buffalo. UPI .Sports Writer Oli Wednesday, the World It's been a beautiful week Football League, which had for the Miami Oolphins and a stripped the Dolphins of three victory Sunday over the rap performers,. including Buffalo Bills would make it · fullback Larry Csonka, complete. folded and now there's a The Dolphins opened tl)e possibility Csonka may week last Sunday by crushing return to the Dolphins this the New York Jets 4~. in·· season. tercepting Joe Namath six The Dolphins are busy times and forcing eight preparing for the Bills, who turnovers in handing the Jets ~:•.worst loss in a dozen . The victory was the Dolphins' fourth In a row after an opening game loss to Oakland. Miami's luck held Monday night when the New York Giants, who entered the game with a 1-3 record, beat the previously unbeaten Bills 17-14. That left Buffalo and Miami tied for the American Conference East lead heading Into Sunday's game MITCH CHAPMAN; Meigs Marauder offensive end, Is a senior letterman and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chapman, High Street, Pomeroy. He is 6 feet tall and weighs 160 pounds. not only lost the game to the Giants but may be without the services of some key players. Ot1c of thr biggest question marks is fullback .Jim Braxton, the 245iJounder who has blocked so well for rushL~e star O.J. Simpaon. Braxton, who also leads the AFC with -even touchdowns. suffered a hyperextended knee against the Giants and' has been listed as doubtful for Sunday, If he can't play, Don Calhoun, who was cut by the Bills recently and then reacquired, will start. The Bills' defense, rocked earlierwiththelossof All Pro cornerback Robert James and strong safely Doug Jones for the season, may new have lost rookie safety Ed Jones. Also, safety Tony Greene, hurt in the pre-season, stiU has not played with the same effectiveness as last year. The Buffalo secondary will need to be sharp against Bob Griese, who threw for three touchdowns and ran for Lakers may have new dynasty · By SfEVE WILSrEIN UPI Sports Writer The lAs Angeles Lakers differed among themselves about how long it would take to reach their playing potential, to act Uke a team instead of a group of talented strangers, but none had any doubt that they were going to be challenging for the championship come playoff time. "II '11 be just a few games, maybe a couple of weeks," said Kareem Abdul.Jabbar. "This is a bunch of professionals, veterans. It shouldn't take us very long to get it together. Then we'U be ready to challenge anyone." ·'NormaUy, I'd say It takes about a year for a team with as many changes as we 've had to reach Its potential, but with the big guy in the middle and the amount of experience we have, we'll be playing good team ball In about two or three months," said a more conservative coach Bill Sharman. The Lakers were somewhat ragged with 28 turnovers In a 104-101 triumph over the New York Knicks In the opener of we're going to have to be geared to stop the tailback. You can't overlook Marcus Johnson and Andre Parker," who have filled in for Preston. The top Bowling Green rusher, however, has been fullback Dan Saleet. Saleet has gained 787 yards and ranks fifth in the nation. Miami has also been hurt by Injuries to running backs, prompting Crum to move wingback Randy Walker to fullback . Star tailback IWb Carpenter also missed a game, but gained 109 yards last week against Ohio University. "I think we'll be as healthy · going Into this week as we've been since Michigan State," said Crum. "The last two weeks we've had to shuttle backs around, but we've got things pretty well settled down." The Redsklns only loss In six games came at the hands of Michigan State, 14-13, and they are 2-ll in the conference. Bowling Green's Don Nehlen, although his team Is 6-lJ overall and ~ In the MAC, says, "I just hope we don't get embarrassed. "I've looked at Miami on film and I see a great football team, both offensively and defensively . They beet the heck out of Purdue and from what I've heard, should have beaten Michigan State. It may he the best team the MAC has ever had." Nehlen is glad to welcome Preston back and although · the native of Defiance had three weeks of Inactivity, Nehlen says, "he's a fine athlete so he catches up quickly." While Miami and BG battle for at least a share of the MAC lead, three other con· ference games are 011 tap. Ohio Univesity, whidl saw its championship hopes almost vanish with last week's loss to Miami, visits Toledo, whlle struggling Kent State hosts Central Michigan and Northem Dlinois, very much In the title picture with a 2-ll mark, entertains Ball State. Other key games find Qnclnnati hosting Southwest U!uisiana, Dayton at McNeese St. (La.) In a night game, Youngstown St. at Akron, also under the lights, and Wittenberg at Mount Union In a battle of unbeaten teams . .. Toledo snapped a fivegame losing streak last week with a 25-7 win over Western Michigan and hopes to ride the passing of quarterback Gene Swick to a win over the Bobcats. "You must stop Swick to win," said OU Coach Bill Hess. "I don't mean stopping him completely, he's going to complete some passes, I mean keeping him from completing scoring passes." Ohio University is 3-2-1 overall and Z.l·lln the MAC. Toledo stands 2-5 and 1..:1. · Central Michigan brings a 4·2-1 overall record and a 2-1· I conference mark Into its game against Kent State. The Flashes were considered a pre«ason title contender but have now lost three of their last four games. The Wittenberg-Mount Union game at Atllance should decide the winner of the Ohio Conference Blue Division title. Both the Tigers and Purple Raiders are 6-lJ overaU and 1..0 In the conference. Other OC division games Saturday find BaldwinWallace at Marietta and Otterbein at Wooster In the Red Division, and Capital at Ohio Wesleyan In the Blue Division. Nondlvisional contests find Musklngum at Denison and Franklui (Ind.) at Heidelberg. Other games Saturday have Ashl.and at Hillsdale (Mich.), Kenyon at Grove City (Pa.), Chicago at Oberlin, West Vuglnla St. at Ohio Northern, WUmlngton at Manchester (Ind. ), Defiance at Anderson (Ind.), Bluffton at Rose-Hulman !Ind.), Taylor (Ind.) at Findlay, Carnegie-Mellon at Case Western, Hiram at Bethany (W.Va.) and Allegheny (Pa .) at John Carroll. E·- l.lE.S- T'H R.E.Il!UlX -ln~·J~t ~ Ski course offered at Rio C/C Anderson received 16 votes While Wes Westrum of the San Francisco Giants received three and Walt Alston of the Los Angeles Dodgers got one. "I am really thrilled to get this award," said Anderson, who led the Reds to their third pennant In six years and their first world championship in 35. "I know a lot of other guys take awards with a grain of salt but I don 't. I really consider this award an honor. I like to get any awards and especially this one." National Basketball Association Standings By United Press International Eastern Conference Allanllc Division W. L Pel GB o o .ooo "Learn to Ski Week" at eosron Buttalo o0 o0 .000 .000 VaU, Colo., is being offered Philadelphia New York o 1 .ooo o;, for credit at Rio Grande Central Division College-Rio Grande ComW. L . Pet GB washing ron 1 o 1.000 · munity College. Atlanta 1 0 1.000 Beginners and advanced Houston o 0 .000 'I> o ,1 .000 1 Skiers may earn one credit at Clevela nd New Orleans o 1 .000 1 Vall, Colo., during the Western Conference M idwest Division midwinter skiing workshop w L. Pet oa. offered by Rio Grande Chicago o o .ooo Delrolt o o .000 College. Milwaukee o o .ooo The cost of $223, or $227 for Kanm ~~~~~~~g 01 !1s1~~ 'n out of district students, includes lessons, condominium Gorden st. I w.. o\o~~·· G.B. lodging with pool and kitchen Los Ang . 1 o 1.000 ~ g :~ ;~ facilities, ski lift tickets, and ~~~i\~"nd Phoenix o o .ooo •,; special round-trip ski bus . Thursday's Resulls lransportalion from Los Angeles 104 New York 101 Columbus to Vail. Complete Atlanta 109 New Orleans 91 state1BY Cleveland BJ 95 ski equipment may be rented Golden WashingTonight's roo 07 Kansas Clly at low cost. The bus leaves Houslon •• BoslonGames Columbus, Dec. 12, and Delroll ar New Orleans •Philadelphia at Chicago returns Dec. 21. Porlland ar sea rrle Special early registration c k e y Association for this course ends Friday, World - H oStandings Nov. 7. Payment must be Bv U nlted Press International East made by this date. This ski W. L. T. Ph trip replaces the Aspen ski Cincinnat i J 2 0 6 2 2 0 4 England trip that was previously New 2 5 0 4 Indianapolis announced. 2 Cleveland 1 2 0 West This trip and one hour W. L. T. Pis course is open to the public. Minnesota J 2 1 7 l'hoenhc J 2 0 6 For more information , Denver J 2 0 6 contact ProfesRor ' }lob Sen Diego 2 2 I 5 Ragers, Rio Grande College, Houslon Canadian 2 J 0 4 phone 245-Si!53. W. L. T. Pis Quebec 4 1· 0 s · wrnn lpcg • 2 o B SMinr ro qmr GRANVIlLE, Ohlo (UP!) Denison University 'President Joel P. Smith Thursday announced his resignation, effective at the end of the current academic year. Edmonton Toronto 3 4 '1 I 2 1 Calgary .1 3 0 Thursday's Results Cincinnati 6 Edmonton 4 Ind i anapOl i S~ HOUSIOO 0 San Diego 4 Minnesota 4 · Fridl'f's Games New England at Toronto Phoenhc at C'tlgarv Denver ar Wi nn ipeg 7 J NEW YORK IUPI) - The (8), Boston (4) , 10·21 Fewest Saves, Club Series 0 following mal or records were set or tied in the 1975 World Boston Fewest Saves. Both Clubs. Series: Series 2 Boston (0), CinRECORDS SET cinnati (2) 7 Games RECORDS TtED Individual 7 Games Highest F Ieiding Per. Individual cenlage, Outfielder, Series, Most at Bats, Inning Most Chances riant, Bas'. 10-11 (7th inn) 1.000 Geronimo, Cin . 24 Fisk, Bos. 10-15 (4th Inn) Evans, Bos. 24 Most ~inch · hit Home Runs, Lynn, Bos . 24 Series 2 Carbo, 8os. Club Most Runs Balled In, Highest Fielding Percentage, Club Series .99J Pinch· Hitter. Game 3 Carbo, Cincinnati Bos. 10·21 Most Total Bases, PinchMost Pi tchlng Ap· pearanc:es, Club, Series JO hiller. Series 8 Carbo, Bos. Most Sacrifice Fli es, Total Cincinnati Mos t PI tchlng Ap- Series 3 Concepcion, Cln. Most Unassisted Double pearances, Both Clubs, Series 52 Cincinnati (30), Boston Plays, Flrst·baseman, Game 1 ~erez, Cin. 10 II Then Sparky expressed his manager of the year had he I 22) Most Errors, Second Most ~l tchers Used, Both been "on the UP! panel of hope that Cincinnati players baseman , Series 3 Doyle, Clubs, Game 12 Cincinnati experts, would also be honored for a season during which the Reds won 108 games. That total was exceeded In National League history by only two teams - the 1906 Chicago Cubs who won 116 games and the 1909 Pittsburgh Pirates PATRIOT - Led by the during the drive. His six-yard quarterback Layton hit who won 110. strong running of fullback run was good for the first SW jUnior end Keith Grate on a 29 "I think awards are a great Kip Lewis and the passing of touchdown. A run for the yard touchdown pass. A kick thing," Anderson said. freshman quarterback Gene extra points was stopped. lor the extra point was "That's why 1 hope I'll be Layton, Coach Bob Ashley's Southwestern , behind the blocked. joined by any one of my guys South:westem Highlanders churning legs of Lewis A Rick Clary fumble getting the Most Valuable defeated Hannan Trace 26-27 marched 70 yards in recovery set-up Hannan Player Award. I don't care here Thursday night. 12 plays for the sec- Trace's touchdown late in the . who as long as he is one of my The victory pushed South- ond TD. Lar_ton ran the fourth quarter. A pass inguys." western's season record to 2-5 ball over from tlleillree yard terference call placed the ball The Most Valuable Player and 2-3 In the SVAC. Hannan stripe with 10:24 left in the at the 17 where senior A d In both 1 u is war ' eag es, Trace dropped to 2-8 and 0-5 second quarter , Lewis got the fullback Bob Walter scooted voted by a conunittee of the in .the league . conversion pushing the score aroWid his right end for the BasebaU Writers Association TD. Walter kicked the extra Lewis was almost un - to IW. of America. The ballots have stoppable rushing for 131 With Hannan Trace facing point making the final score air ad bee a lhird and 12 situation, Scott 26-7. e Y n cast • without yards in 26 attempts. consideration of play In the Walter was the. top rusher Following the opening Gibson's pass was grabbed World Series, and the results by Laytoo and retorned 20 for Hannan Trace. Both series in which Hannan Trace will be announced In Novem- was forced to punt, the yards but . the Highlanders teams end their 1975 season be r· Highlanders used the running were charged with clipping next week. Symmes Valley is The Reds won the pennant of Lewis and the passing arm placing the ball at the 48. SW at Hannan Trace while with a fine blend of speed and of Layton to move the ball 6~ fumbled the ball back lo Southern visits SOuthwestern . power on offense and ex- yards in six plays. Abig play Hannan Trace on the second STATISTICS ceUent defense which place from scrimmage. DEPARTMENT HT SW was a 37 yard screen pass to overcame a pitching staff flanker Donnie Bush. Following another ex· First Downs 5 8 which turned In only 22 46 !50 Lewis picked up 28 yards change of fumbles, SW's Yards Rushing complete games and did not Ralph Miller returned Yards Passing 39 66 have any pitcher who won Tonight's games anolher Gibson pass 70 yards Total Yardage 85 216 more than 15games. The 1941 to the 1.1. Three plays tater, Passes Attempted 14 2 New York Yankees are the Athens at ~~~~ Lewfs had his second score of Passes Completed 3 2 ·only previous team to win a G~lllpolls at Log'lrn the night. A run for the extra Interceptions 0 3 pennant without a pitcher Waverly at Jackson points )Vas stopped. Fumbles 4 4 whowonmorethan 15 games. Me . tgs at WeTIIVstcon Both teams played on even Lost 3 3 The Reds, however, Warren Locsl at Alexander terms in the third period but Penalties 4-40 ~ presented a power.nacked Vinton County at Bel~re ,... Southwestern did not sit on ils By Quarters : lineup led by Joe Morgan and Nelsonville- York at ederal lead. 0 0 0 7- 7 HT J hn Be h d ed Hocking O ny nc an support SVAC With 6:59 left in the game, SW 6 14 0 6-26 by Pete Rose, George Foster, ,Hannan Trace at South · Tony Perez and Dave Con· · wHiern cepcion. Kyger Creek at Symmes PLAYING NITELY vaney They also may have had the Others best defensi'le players In the Hannan, W. Va. at North Ieague at four posltions- · Gallla Conotton Valley at Miller Bench at catcher, Concepcion Ravenswood at ~oint at shortstop, Morgan at Pleasant TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY second base and Geronimo in Shenandoah at Trimble Wahama at Ripley th e ou tifteld . SATURDAY Elated as he was, Anderson SVAC said that he woul,d have voted Eastern at Southern for John McNamara of the MOTNV~A Y TUES .· THURS . FRI.&SAT.• 8:30·1:00 8: 30·2; 00 San Diego Padres as Federal Hocking at Vinton County (ppd. from Oct. 18) 2 SW defeats Wildcats GEO. HALL 1 ~~!111!!!!1!1 D. .30 to 12, 2 to 5 (CLOSE THURS.l-EAST COURT J~Oll[;H·a·ur~NUT WUISE Gilmore, Union Ave., Pomeroy, Is no doubt one of the most loyal and enthusiastic Cincinnati Red Fans In Meigs County and possibly In Ohio. Ever since the baseball season began l.Duise had a sign, of her own making, In front of her bouse, and practically everyday it was a different sign. The signs kept the people Informed also they were very humorous. The latest sign foUowlng the Big Red Machine win Wednesday night Is this creation by U!uise. LARRY'S World Series records set Sparky wins anoth.er biggy By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Writer NEW YORK (UP!) Sparky Anderson :'is thrilled" to be named UPI's National League manager of the year and hopes there are more honors coming for his world champion Qncinnatl Reds. The 41-year old Anderson was named UPI's NL manager of the year Thursday in voting by 20 UP! baseball correspondents. ~:vzr::!~s·s::s~~:~on :: Oakland, Baltimore at the the NBA's 30th season Thurs· Jets and San Francisco at New England. Minnesota . day night. at Chicago Monday night. Unblemished BG Falcons tangle with Miami UPI Sports Writer Miami Coach Dick Crum figures his Redsklns are due for a good game Saturday against unbeaten Bowling Green but concedes even then "It 1sn 't going to be easy. " "Whllt bothers me," said Crum as he prepared for the Mid-American Conference showdown, "Is that Miami has never played that weU at Bowling Green since I've been around here. We've never gooe up there and played a real solid football game. So, we're kind of due." Crum, ln his second year as head coach at Miami, calls the Falcons "as talented as any BG team I've seen.". BG taUback Dave Preston, who gained over 1,400 yards rushing last year as a sophomore but missed nearly three games with a back Injury, has been given the green light for Saturday. "I think Preston wiU be a considerable help to them," said Cnun . "Although I'm not sure their attack drops off much without him. Whether Preston does or does not play, another against the Jets last week. Despite aU that, the Bills are one-point favorites . In other games this weekend, St. Louis is at the Giants on Safurday while .on Sunday, Pittsburgh meets Green Bay at Milwaukee, Detroit is at Houston, Cincinnati at Atlanta, Denver at Kansas City, Dallas at Philadelphia, New Orleans at The MEIGS INN 992-3629 Pomeroy Best In MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. Bos. Most Errors, Catcher, Game 2 Fisk, ·aos. 10·14 Most Double Plays, Gat. cher, Series 3 Bench, Cln . Mosl Games Started . . Pilcher, Series 3 Tiant, 8os. Gullett, Cln. Most Wins. Relief Pitcher, Series 2 Eastwick, Cin. Most Walks, Pitcher, Inning 4 Gullett, Cin. 10·22 (3rd PH. f!J2-7777 POMEROY eGovernor eKirkwood • Vemco Add-A- inn ) Club Most Home Runs, Both Clubs, Game 6 Cincinnati (Jl. Boston (3), 10-14 ( 10 Inn.) Rooms Consecutive Home Runs , Club, Inning 2 Cincinnati !Concepcion & Geronimo) 10· 14 15th Inn) Most Sacrifice Flies. Both Clubs, Series 5 Boston (J), Cincinnati (2) Fewest Stolen Bases, Club, Series 0 Boston Fewest • Crestridge Sectional Homes FINANCING AVAILABLE Pinch ·runners Used, Both Clubs, Series o Boston (0), Cincinnati IO) Fewest Errors, Club, Mon ,. Fri . 9-8 Saturday 9-6 Series 2 Cinci nnati Most Pitchers Used, Winning Club, Game 5 Cln· clnnatl 10-14 (10 inn.) Most ~ltc hers Used, Losing Club, Game B Clnclnnatl10·21 (12 Inn .) Q.OSED SUNDAYS it:'e~t door to The Jones Boys. For your convenience I've opened a'new office a1 804 W. Main Pomeroy, 0. Just Below ~ones Boys P. J. Pauley The welcome mat is out. Come in anytime . When you want modern insurance at low rates LIFE - HEALTH - HOME - AUTO contact me! P. J. PAULEY PH. 992·2318 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING The man from Nationwide is on your side. (J,!~.!!i~' Nationwide Mutual Fire lnsurnnce Company Nationwide l ife insurance : ompany Home Office : Colum bus, Ohio -------------------------- · AND AT SAME LOCATION STROUT REALTY 804 W. MAIN POMEROY PH. 992·2298 CONTACT LOIS PAULEY, BRANCH MANAGER Live Entertainment •• • �'i 3- The Datly Sentinel, Middleoort-PomeroY, o.. ~·riday, Oct 24, 19'/ a Trinity Church in Pomeroy wlll hold homecoming Sunday, Oet. %9. A potluck dinner ·will follow the regular morning .worship. AU members and friends are cordially Invited to take a covered dish and enjoy the fellowship dinner. Table se rvice, coffee and tea wUI be provided. Voting••• DR. BRUCEPAXTON,opthalmologlst, uses a light to look behind the eyes of one of the yoW'!gsters visiting Tuesday's eye clinic In Pomeroy. 23 children examined during vision clinic Twenty-three Meigs County children were examined at a vision clinic staged Tuesday at Trinity Church In Pomeroy ·by the nunlng division of the Meigs County Department of Health. Doris Bailey, L.P.N., coordinator of the <;llnlc, and Sharon !hie, R.N., Meigs County Public Health Nurse, developed the program on the local level. Olnlc services are free to the children of Meigs County residents. During the last two years, the Meigs County Commissioners have provided funds for thla clinic. The clinic was originally a project of the Federal government. The Commlasloners provide funds for Mrs. Bailey's salary, as wen as for the Pediatric Otological Diagnostic Clinic (POD) which Identifies possible ear, nose and throat problems In Meigs County children. The Commissioners also pay the salary of the School Vision and Hearing Speciallst. Additional funds received from the Ohio Department of Health provided for the services of two specialists from Athens, Dr. Arnold La Graff, an optometrist, and Dr, Bruce Paxton, an opthalmologlst. Twenty-three . children were referred to the Vision Olnlc by local school personnel, doctors, parents and the School Vision and Hearing Specialist, Marjorie Manuel. Six of the children tested were found to need surgery t.o correct such problems as crossed eyes and drooped eyelids. Two children were found to have Amblyopia or lazy eye. Four children were given prescriptions for medication to correct eye infections caused by allergies. Three children were found to need glasses to Improve their vision. One chUd was declared legally blind and another child had a Congenital Macular Dysfunction which is the OC· currence of scar tissue behind the eye's retina caused by a chtldhood virus. One other chtld was referred to a doctor for a physical exam when it was found his re-occurring headaches were not caused by vision problems. Five other childr~n had normal vision. Several children will be scheduled for a re;:heck at the next Vision Clinic n June, 1976. However, the Nursing Division of the Health Department will scedhule another clinic at an earlier date If there is a need. Concerned parents who believe their children may Meigs ••• DR. ARNOLD LaGROFF, Athens optometrist, examining one of 23 youngsters at Tuesday eye cllnlc In Pomeroy. [ (Continued from page 1) their excellent work for the museum. Mrs. Nancy Reed spoke on a request from the South Central Ohio historical group for a list of buildings which should become historical markers and be maintained as such. Mrs . Carrie Neutzllng Ebersbach presented "a book which·she has ~don the Ebersbach family and the work of the family in coal particularly in Meigs County. Mr. and Mrs. James Weber of Mi<ldleport and Florida presented to the society an old atlas of the Upper Ohio · River and Valley. First Vice President Leo Story presented a contribution to the society from Jane Howell · Tent, Daughters of the Union Veterans. An outline of fund drive activities was given by Blakeslee. Refreshments were served during a coocluding social hour. MRS. CARRIE EBERSBACH NEUTZLJNG presented a copy of a book, "America, We lAve You," to the Melga CoWJty Pioneer and Historical Society Thursday night. The book, authored by Mrs. Neutzllng tens the story of the Ebersbach family In Meigs County, par: Ucularly dealing with the coal industry. Receiving the book from Mrs. Neut~ was C. E. maketiee, society president. airlifted grandchildren, ail of TUcson, her mother, Mrs. Mae Pearson, and one brother Roy Pearson, both of Rt. 2, Racine, her mother-In-law, Mrs. Edna Reuter, Rt, 3, Pomeroy, also several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be Mooday at 10 a.m. at the Brings Broadway Chapel, 6910 East Broadway, Tucson. Burial will be in Tucson Memorial i'ark. CLEVELAND (UPI) - Profeu!Oiial skier ud ski columnt.t Norbert Fllber of Bay VlllaJC, wo1 tile .-,eoo top prise Ia the Ohio Lottery's Baekeye set clrawlq ·Jblll'lday uqllt: •• • ' Fidler, 41, is a coalract llleamu, bat IIIIo Wrtlieli a ski eelmaa for the I.GraiD Joanaal ad tile Wllloll(llaby News-lknld. 1'1111•, IIIIo tile flltller of tine IGU1 compuea millie and bu bid two of Ilia 101111 p•JM • ul. Be 1811 be'D $15,•to ..Yall lila bome, bat la't certalll what lle'll do wltb tile mt. wiw.m B. Menafa& of Cealentlle wo $1t,M. Nwma Harbel'llllll of l'lmna, wou.m Bryaa McCoy of Mareii(O aud Cbarlo«e l'olbert ol Onrlnn-1 eadl ·woo•n.-. :n.t1 weell'a wiDalac nunben were: ·Jbree-dlgtt nnmber: I'll (flw...vm.flve). Dolphins versus lim:pJ.ng Bills Social Calendar FRIDAY , WEEKEND REVIVAL begins at DyesvUle Community Church. The Rev. Cupp of Lancaster will be • guest speaker. Services at 7:30 p.m. nightly, HALLOWEEN CAR· NIVAL, 7 p.m. at Syracuse Elementary School spon.sored by PTA. Refreshments ' will be served. ANNUAL TURKEY SUPPER sponsored by Tuppers Plains CommW'lity • aub beginning at s p.m. at , the community building and ftre department. SATURDAY HYMN SING at Hazel Community Church, 7:30 p.m. Dan Hayman and the Ccuntry Hymnlimers will be featured . Everyone welcome. FISH FRY AND bake sale at Middleport Fire Station beginning at II a.m. Fish sandwiches and dinners . Sponsored by Middleport ' Fire Department. ,.. NAIROBI, Kenya (UP!) Tens of thousands of starving Somali nomads have been airlifted by Soviet aircraft to new homes In a massive resettlement program un· precedented In Africa, relief - officials said today. The fleet of blue and white Russian planes ·took a Uttle over a month to move 120,000 nomads from the drought stricken areas oi northern Somalia to permanent camps In the south of the country and along the coast, the of· flcials said. The evacuation, described by officials as the biggest CONTEST WINNERS - These are the.winners of a undertaken on the African contest to boost PTA membership at the Riverview continent, Is new completed, Elementary School at ~ille. At the front Is Travls they said. Newlun, who tied for second; at the back are Beth The nomads, who have Berkhtmer, who tied for second, left, and Darlene Barton, wandered across the Hom of right, first place winner. Also tying for second but not Africa for centuries with present was Steve RA>ckhold. A world series theme was their herd& of camels, cattle, carried out for the cpntest with winners receiving free and goats, will now become carnival tickets for prizes. The achool has over 100 per farmers and fishermen. cent PTA membership for the enrollment. A few thousand wUI eventually be allowed to MIDDLEPORT Lodge 363, ·' return to their traditional · F. and A.M. father-son " nomadic existence In the banquet, 6:30 p.m. at the · ' desert In the next few years, temple. Tickets available but Russian experts have from any member. .llJ (< _ already begun teaching the ANNUAL HOMECOMING ~~ others the unfamiliar W By Helen Bottel at Columbia Chapter with "· problems of deep sea fishing ~ :-:, W M serving to start at 7 p.m.; .• and raising crops. ·Jbls Is the last report on readerot~~~~wen to the recent A more modest reset- public welcome. '" SOUP SUPPER, starting 2 ,. "Helen Help Us" queBtlonnalre lor married and formerly tlement program is un·married people. derway in neighboring p.m. al Racine firehouse ,, Ethiopia, where authorities sponsored by Racme "" Marriage Survey (Part 3) bope to setile permanently Emergency Squad . ~estlon No. llln my marriage survey stated : "A recent some but not all of the 87,000 Vegetable, bean soup and ·• letter from a reader insisted most women aren't as highly nomads In refugee camp~. chUi for sale: SUNDAY sexed as the modern world beUeves them to be, but they're This reporter recently 'good at pretending.'' About half my readers more or less toured the drought stricken REVIVAL AT Syracuse "" agreed (which surprised me mightily as I felt society has areas where as many as United Methodist Church, progressed much fw1her· than that). Do you disagree or 50,000 persons have died. Friday through Sunday, 7:30 .. . agree? Comments please?" The acrubby desert has each evening with pastor . , Are you ready for this, readers? - Sixty per cent of the been turned Into a vast Richard E. Jarvis speaking; , women who 1/Jswered my questions (numbering 2,000 In all graveyard for mllllons of . public Invited. ';,~ age gronpa) AGREED that females often pretend to be seller dead livestock. Bones and OLD FASHIONED HYMN • • than they really feel; and almost 50 per centofthemen suspect carcasses Ue scattered In SING at Freedom Gospel ·," the same thing! every direction. Mission, Bald Knobs, 1:30 Granted, many women say In effect, "I'm as highly sexed It wll1 take years for the p.m. Public is invited to bring ,,_ - maybe even more so - than my husband, but talking to respective governments to songs and participate. other wives, I get the feeling I'm some kind of freak. A lot of replenish the herds. MONDAY them would rather have a headache!" MeanwhHe, the tens of EASTERN PTSA, 7:30p.m. ~ And then ·there were those who wrote, "Before I was thousands of nomads are · married, sex wss great, but now it's a hav~o thing, It Isn't so doomed to live ·In vast cities at the school. Program will much fun. I could choose the time and occasion wh!!fl I was of beehive twig huts sub- be a film, "People Taking sisting on a survival diet of Action." single - makes a big difference." RUTLAND GARDEN 0: Others blamed men : "I hated sex In my first marrisge, boiled wheat, aorghum, CLUB, 7:30p.m. at the home , and I thought I was a failure. Now I reaUze that for every frigid butter, and a little mUk. of Mrs. Robert Canaday. Sale - · woman, there's a selfish or Inept man. My second husband of bulbs, plants and baked ., unthawed me!" goods to be held. +++ DIVORCE ASKED Writes Joe B., of Sacramento: "I think women are not by OKLAHOMA CITY (UP!) nature arty more or less highly sexed than men. Both have - The wife of Gov, David equal potential for enjoying or pretending. There is a real Boren, who once commented agreement granting her tendency, however, for women to place more emphasis on the polttlca places extra stress on $124,800 In alimony, chtld emotional dimension of a relationship and for men to em· marriage, fUed for divorce support and other benefits. phasize the physical. Carried to an extreme, either is a hang. Thuraday Janna Boren, :Ml, rued her ,,, under an up. When the extremes meet In the marriage bed, only disaster can ensue. The niftiest thing I ever read about sex was from a that 'a great too. '" marriage counselor whc said, "Sex is something you are, not "Also, this bualneaa of promoting the super-tel}' female something you do. If you get hung up on what you 'should he Image has frightened men, who figure they can't match her •· doing,' then you quickly forget about what you really are." drive. Ompotence Is on therlae. It's easyt.o see why!" .. And "Midw~rn Olristlan" writes, "My lwsband and I Another comment: "Before we married, I experienced .~· relish sex as one of God's greatest·gifts. So much lUis our daUy fireworks every time we 1daiJed, No matter how hard you try, "" Uves with worry and pain, but here is the one totally joyous act. after eight years of housewife and motherhood (three kids), How sad thatsomanywomensaytheyonly tolerate it. fireworks get more difficult. I look forward to the evening after ~... ''What they don't realize is that this is also one of the few the chlldren are In bed as the only thne I have to myself. acts where you can be, and are expected to be, selfish. You Although I love my hUBband dearly and our sex life is very have sexfor your OWN pleasure as well as your partner's. The satl.sfylng sometimes, I muat admit that affection and con- .":, woman who wrote that she does not enjoy It except for the veraation would be more desirable - except on weekends pleasure It gives her husband is robbing herself and her man of when the ldda are at Grllldmas, and I'm rested a bit. ; a full and rewarding experience. To know he is totally wrapped "I need to UNWIND, rather than wind up most of the · ~ up In his pleasure Is the greatest stimulant of all, one that time." carries HER to greater heights - and vice versa. And the final comment: ''Too bad people can't be matched , ; "In our exciting relation9hlp, my husband and I give, but up asto~~eXdrive. Before marriage, my lwsband acted aslf he ,~ we also take from each other, The love we give and take Ia an coulgn't get enough. A year later,lt's twice a month and I'm ~ oasis of delight In our otherwise hardworking and repetitious 'oversexed' becauae I want more. Men pretend too! A lot of ':.. Uves." heartache could be saved If people would just be honest with - ·· A different C(UUDent: "The fact of women enjoying sex one •other." ,. , has been ow..rplayed to the hilt. We now think something is · (NOTE: This ends my report on the HHU marriage sur· ,.•: wrong If we don't have multiple orgasms and want w jump In I!I!Y, but from time to lime I'll be printing more commentathat ,. ,, bed at the drop of a suggestion-married or not. Thill simplY came In with the questionnaires. They're too good - and , ,,1 Lw!'t true much of the lime. Women achieve fu1flllmert In pertinent - to diacard. - H.) thousands of ways other than through Intercourse, altboagh ru;.;;Hd;-, ~ Us ... ~ "" TO MEET SATURDAY The Big Bend Citizens Band Radio Club wiU meet In special session at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Rock Springs Grange Hall. All members are urged to attend. Your Vote and Influence Appreciated lx The~ ~-~ Sentinel DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST DF MIUGS·MASON AREA CHESTER L. TANNEHILL EKtc. Ed. , ROBERT HOEF.LICH ; Clly Editor ·1 Pu·bllshtd dally excepl • Soturday by The Ohio Valley Publlshlng company, 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Buslnoss Office Phone lm·21S6. Editorial Phone 9922157. Second class postage paid at Pomeroy, Otilo. I National advertising representative Ward-. Grlffllh Company, ·Inc ., Botllnelll & Gallagher Dlv., 757 Third Ave., New York, N.Y. 10017. Subscription rates : Delivered by carrier where IYiillblt 7S cents per wttk . By Motor Route where Flve ·dill! number: 1841$ (OIIeoeltbt.four~.flve). carrier strvlce not evallable, One moni~ 1 .S3.25 . Six digit aamber: 751'138 (aeveHIWl-4111HeveMIJ:· · ,!!~moll In Ohio end w. Ve, three). , :;:.?• Yur, $22.00; Six ~.onths, J11.50 ; Three Lncky IJUel wbalia& Dl&ben:. (-itbt'IIIDe) 1),0nlhs , 57 .00. Elsewhere ' 26.00 year ; 51)( months 111d tum (fo-••l&bt--twwf&ldl· 1J.SO; three months, S7.So. DAVID A. SLATE~ Candidate For Salisbury Township Trustee ' have vision problems should contact Mrs. Bailey or Mrs. lhle at the Meigs County Health Dept., ll4\1 E. Main St., Pomeroy, 992-3723. Fonner Meigs resident dies RACINE - Relatives here received word of the death of Mrs . Charles Reuter, 58, Tucson, Arlz., former Meigs County resident. Mrs. Reuter was preceded in death by her father, Albert Pearson, two sisters Helen Griffith llldMyrUe Bentz and a gran<bon, Mark Riebel. Mrs. Reuter is survived by her husband, Olarles, two sons, Richard Riebel and Rodney Reuter and' four (Continued from page I) house" structure, which is at East Letart, has been moved across the road after being declared unsuitable at its former location. The building is to be restored and used as a voting place In East Letart, according to plans of some residents there who want voting to take place in East Letart. The structure has been used for over 100 years, according to sources, and some in East Letart want to make the building a Bicentennial voting place with special decoration because of its long usage as a polling place, it is reported. So, residents of Letart Township are again faced with the problem, just where are they to vote on Nov. 4? Nomads are Resident of Salisbury Township for 22 yeari. Experienced with hNvy equipment. Six yNrs building construction. E•perlenced graduate of Wellsburg, W. Va. Veteran of World War II, U.S. Army, Member of , Pomeroy United MethOdist Church. Employed by OVEC, Kyger Creek Plant. -------------------------XDONALD L ~UNJlLI I Candidate For Salisbury Township Clerk Lifelong resldenl ·ol Salisbury ToWnship. Graduate of Pomeroy Hfgh School. U.S. Ntvy veteran. Korean War. Married to former Franctt Evins and have1 son, Arlit. Member and pall comm1nder Of Dr.,. Webster Post 39 American lAg tan. Business Ma1111Jtr of Meigs . legion llasebell TNm. Member Of Enterprise U.M. Church. Twenty yNrs of clerical experltnce. Your Vote and Influence Appreciated Ubscrlptlon price Includes unday Times Sentinel. Pd. Pol. Mv. • TOMEETTUESDAY ·'· The Meiga Area Holiness ' "1 Association w111 hold its .• ; monthly meeting Tueaday, ":' Oct, 28, at 7:30 p.m. at the • • Danville Wesleyan Church. • • Oyde Hendersoo will be the ••• speaker. TherewiUbe special ;" singing. The public Is Invited . •::: ' .~~ ~ r-------._. , ' '" 1-l hl Sympathy Flowers To SoftM .Somrw Cal: 992-5560 For Prompt Courteous Service 59 N. Second St. Middleport, Ohio · II IJ Ji ll II IU '"''" ""' 1\ll !II" l 'f"ll''. BY JQE CARNICELLI at Buffalo. UPI .Sports Writer Oli Wednesday, the World It's been a beautiful week Football League, which had for the Miami Oolphins and a stripped the Dolphins of three victory Sunday over the rap performers,. including Buffalo Bills would make it · fullback Larry Csonka, complete. folded and now there's a The Dolphins opened tl)e possibility Csonka may week last Sunday by crushing return to the Dolphins this the New York Jets 4~. in·· season. tercepting Joe Namath six The Dolphins are busy times and forcing eight preparing for the Bills, who turnovers in handing the Jets ~:•.worst loss in a dozen . The victory was the Dolphins' fourth In a row after an opening game loss to Oakland. Miami's luck held Monday night when the New York Giants, who entered the game with a 1-3 record, beat the previously unbeaten Bills 17-14. That left Buffalo and Miami tied for the American Conference East lead heading Into Sunday's game MITCH CHAPMAN; Meigs Marauder offensive end, Is a senior letterman and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chapman, High Street, Pomeroy. He is 6 feet tall and weighs 160 pounds. not only lost the game to the Giants but may be without the services of some key players. Ot1c of thr biggest question marks is fullback .Jim Braxton, the 245iJounder who has blocked so well for rushL~e star O.J. Simpaon. Braxton, who also leads the AFC with -even touchdowns. suffered a hyperextended knee against the Giants and' has been listed as doubtful for Sunday, If he can't play, Don Calhoun, who was cut by the Bills recently and then reacquired, will start. The Bills' defense, rocked earlierwiththelossof All Pro cornerback Robert James and strong safely Doug Jones for the season, may new have lost rookie safety Ed Jones. Also, safety Tony Greene, hurt in the pre-season, stiU has not played with the same effectiveness as last year. The Buffalo secondary will need to be sharp against Bob Griese, who threw for three touchdowns and ran for Lakers may have new dynasty · By SfEVE WILSrEIN UPI Sports Writer The lAs Angeles Lakers differed among themselves about how long it would take to reach their playing potential, to act Uke a team instead of a group of talented strangers, but none had any doubt that they were going to be challenging for the championship come playoff time. "II '11 be just a few games, maybe a couple of weeks," said Kareem Abdul.Jabbar. "This is a bunch of professionals, veterans. It shouldn't take us very long to get it together. Then we'U be ready to challenge anyone." ·'NormaUy, I'd say It takes about a year for a team with as many changes as we 've had to reach Its potential, but with the big guy in the middle and the amount of experience we have, we'll be playing good team ball In about two or three months," said a more conservative coach Bill Sharman. The Lakers were somewhat ragged with 28 turnovers In a 104-101 triumph over the New York Knicks In the opener of we're going to have to be geared to stop the tailback. You can't overlook Marcus Johnson and Andre Parker," who have filled in for Preston. The top Bowling Green rusher, however, has been fullback Dan Saleet. Saleet has gained 787 yards and ranks fifth in the nation. Miami has also been hurt by Injuries to running backs, prompting Crum to move wingback Randy Walker to fullback . Star tailback IWb Carpenter also missed a game, but gained 109 yards last week against Ohio University. "I think we'll be as healthy · going Into this week as we've been since Michigan State," said Crum. "The last two weeks we've had to shuttle backs around, but we've got things pretty well settled down." The Redsklns only loss In six games came at the hands of Michigan State, 14-13, and they are 2-ll in the conference. Bowling Green's Don Nehlen, although his team Is 6-lJ overall and ~ In the MAC, says, "I just hope we don't get embarrassed. "I've looked at Miami on film and I see a great football team, both offensively and defensively . They beet the heck out of Purdue and from what I've heard, should have beaten Michigan State. It may he the best team the MAC has ever had." Nehlen is glad to welcome Preston back and although · the native of Defiance had three weeks of Inactivity, Nehlen says, "he's a fine athlete so he catches up quickly." While Miami and BG battle for at least a share of the MAC lead, three other con· ference games are 011 tap. Ohio Univesity, whidl saw its championship hopes almost vanish with last week's loss to Miami, visits Toledo, whlle struggling Kent State hosts Central Michigan and Northem Dlinois, very much In the title picture with a 2-ll mark, entertains Ball State. Other key games find Qnclnnati hosting Southwest U!uisiana, Dayton at McNeese St. (La.) In a night game, Youngstown St. at Akron, also under the lights, and Wittenberg at Mount Union In a battle of unbeaten teams . .. Toledo snapped a fivegame losing streak last week with a 25-7 win over Western Michigan and hopes to ride the passing of quarterback Gene Swick to a win over the Bobcats. "You must stop Swick to win," said OU Coach Bill Hess. "I don't mean stopping him completely, he's going to complete some passes, I mean keeping him from completing scoring passes." Ohio University is 3-2-1 overall and Z.l·lln the MAC. Toledo stands 2-5 and 1..:1. · Central Michigan brings a 4·2-1 overall record and a 2-1· I conference mark Into its game against Kent State. The Flashes were considered a pre«ason title contender but have now lost three of their last four games. The Wittenberg-Mount Union game at Atllance should decide the winner of the Ohio Conference Blue Division title. Both the Tigers and Purple Raiders are 6-lJ overaU and 1..0 In the conference. Other OC division games Saturday find BaldwinWallace at Marietta and Otterbein at Wooster In the Red Division, and Capital at Ohio Wesleyan In the Blue Division. Nondlvisional contests find Musklngum at Denison and Franklui (Ind.) at Heidelberg. Other games Saturday have Ashl.and at Hillsdale (Mich.), Kenyon at Grove City (Pa.), Chicago at Oberlin, West Vuglnla St. at Ohio Northern, WUmlngton at Manchester (Ind. ), Defiance at Anderson (Ind.), Bluffton at Rose-Hulman !Ind.), Taylor (Ind.) at Findlay, Carnegie-Mellon at Case Western, Hiram at Bethany (W.Va.) and Allegheny (Pa .) at John Carroll. E·- l.lE.S- T'H R.E.Il!UlX -ln~·J~t ~ Ski course offered at Rio C/C Anderson received 16 votes While Wes Westrum of the San Francisco Giants received three and Walt Alston of the Los Angeles Dodgers got one. "I am really thrilled to get this award," said Anderson, who led the Reds to their third pennant In six years and their first world championship in 35. "I know a lot of other guys take awards with a grain of salt but I don 't. I really consider this award an honor. I like to get any awards and especially this one." National Basketball Association Standings By United Press International Eastern Conference Allanllc Division W. L Pel GB o o .ooo "Learn to Ski Week" at eosron Buttalo o0 o0 .000 .000 VaU, Colo., is being offered Philadelphia New York o 1 .ooo o;, for credit at Rio Grande Central Division College-Rio Grande ComW. L . Pet GB washing ron 1 o 1.000 · munity College. Atlanta 1 0 1.000 Beginners and advanced Houston o 0 .000 'I> o ,1 .000 1 Skiers may earn one credit at Clevela nd New Orleans o 1 .000 1 Vall, Colo., during the Western Conference M idwest Division midwinter skiing workshop w L. Pet oa. offered by Rio Grande Chicago o o .ooo Delrolt o o .000 College. Milwaukee o o .ooo The cost of $223, or $227 for Kanm ~~~~~~~g 01 !1s1~~ 'n out of district students, includes lessons, condominium Gorden st. I w.. o\o~~·· G.B. lodging with pool and kitchen Los Ang . 1 o 1.000 ~ g :~ ;~ facilities, ski lift tickets, and ~~~i\~"nd Phoenix o o .ooo •,; special round-trip ski bus . Thursday's Resulls lransportalion from Los Angeles 104 New York 101 Columbus to Vail. Complete Atlanta 109 New Orleans 91 state1BY Cleveland BJ 95 ski equipment may be rented Golden WashingTonight's roo 07 Kansas Clly at low cost. The bus leaves Houslon •• BoslonGames Columbus, Dec. 12, and Delroll ar New Orleans •Philadelphia at Chicago returns Dec. 21. Porlland ar sea rrle Special early registration c k e y Association for this course ends Friday, World - H oStandings Nov. 7. Payment must be Bv U nlted Press International East made by this date. This ski W. L. T. Ph trip replaces the Aspen ski Cincinnat i J 2 0 6 2 2 0 4 England trip that was previously New 2 5 0 4 Indianapolis announced. 2 Cleveland 1 2 0 West This trip and one hour W. L. T. Pis course is open to the public. Minnesota J 2 1 7 l'hoenhc J 2 0 6 For more information , Denver J 2 0 6 contact ProfesRor ' }lob Sen Diego 2 2 I 5 Ragers, Rio Grande College, Houslon Canadian 2 J 0 4 phone 245-Si!53. W. L. T. Pis Quebec 4 1· 0 s · wrnn lpcg • 2 o B SMinr ro qmr GRANVIlLE, Ohlo (UP!) Denison University 'President Joel P. Smith Thursday announced his resignation, effective at the end of the current academic year. Edmonton Toronto 3 4 '1 I 2 1 Calgary .1 3 0 Thursday's Results Cincinnati 6 Edmonton 4 Ind i anapOl i S~ HOUSIOO 0 San Diego 4 Minnesota 4 · Fridl'f's Games New England at Toronto Phoenhc at C'tlgarv Denver ar Wi nn ipeg 7 J NEW YORK IUPI) - The (8), Boston (4) , 10·21 Fewest Saves, Club Series 0 following mal or records were set or tied in the 1975 World Boston Fewest Saves. Both Clubs. Series: Series 2 Boston (0), CinRECORDS SET cinnati (2) 7 Games RECORDS TtED Individual 7 Games Highest F Ieiding Per. Individual cenlage, Outfielder, Series, Most at Bats, Inning Most Chances riant, Bas'. 10-11 (7th inn) 1.000 Geronimo, Cin . 24 Fisk, Bos. 10-15 (4th Inn) Evans, Bos. 24 Most ~inch · hit Home Runs, Lynn, Bos . 24 Series 2 Carbo, 8os. Club Most Runs Balled In, Highest Fielding Percentage, Club Series .99J Pinch· Hitter. Game 3 Carbo, Cincinnati Bos. 10·21 Most Total Bases, PinchMost Pi tchlng Ap· pearanc:es, Club, Series JO hiller. Series 8 Carbo, Bos. Most Sacrifice Fli es, Total Cincinnati Mos t PI tchlng Ap- Series 3 Concepcion, Cln. Most Unassisted Double pearances, Both Clubs, Series 52 Cincinnati (30), Boston Plays, Flrst·baseman, Game 1 ~erez, Cin. 10 II Then Sparky expressed his manager of the year had he I 22) Most Errors, Second Most ~l tchers Used, Both been "on the UP! panel of hope that Cincinnati players baseman , Series 3 Doyle, Clubs, Game 12 Cincinnati experts, would also be honored for a season during which the Reds won 108 games. That total was exceeded In National League history by only two teams - the 1906 Chicago Cubs who won 116 games and the 1909 Pittsburgh Pirates PATRIOT - Led by the during the drive. His six-yard quarterback Layton hit who won 110. strong running of fullback run was good for the first SW jUnior end Keith Grate on a 29 "I think awards are a great Kip Lewis and the passing of touchdown. A run for the yard touchdown pass. A kick thing," Anderson said. freshman quarterback Gene extra points was stopped. lor the extra point was "That's why 1 hope I'll be Layton, Coach Bob Ashley's Southwestern , behind the blocked. joined by any one of my guys South:westem Highlanders churning legs of Lewis A Rick Clary fumble getting the Most Valuable defeated Hannan Trace 26-27 marched 70 yards in recovery set-up Hannan Player Award. I don't care here Thursday night. 12 plays for the sec- Trace's touchdown late in the . who as long as he is one of my The victory pushed South- ond TD. Lar_ton ran the fourth quarter. A pass inguys." western's season record to 2-5 ball over from tlleillree yard terference call placed the ball The Most Valuable Player and 2-3 In the SVAC. Hannan stripe with 10:24 left in the at the 17 where senior A d In both 1 u is war ' eag es, Trace dropped to 2-8 and 0-5 second quarter , Lewis got the fullback Bob Walter scooted voted by a conunittee of the in .the league . conversion pushing the score aroWid his right end for the BasebaU Writers Association TD. Walter kicked the extra Lewis was almost un - to IW. of America. The ballots have stoppable rushing for 131 With Hannan Trace facing point making the final score air ad bee a lhird and 12 situation, Scott 26-7. e Y n cast • without yards in 26 attempts. consideration of play In the Walter was the. top rusher Following the opening Gibson's pass was grabbed World Series, and the results by Laytoo and retorned 20 for Hannan Trace. Both series in which Hannan Trace will be announced In Novem- was forced to punt, the yards but . the Highlanders teams end their 1975 season be r· Highlanders used the running were charged with clipping next week. Symmes Valley is The Reds won the pennant of Lewis and the passing arm placing the ball at the 48. SW at Hannan Trace while with a fine blend of speed and of Layton to move the ball 6~ fumbled the ball back lo Southern visits SOuthwestern . power on offense and ex- yards in six plays. Abig play Hannan Trace on the second STATISTICS ceUent defense which place from scrimmage. DEPARTMENT HT SW was a 37 yard screen pass to overcame a pitching staff flanker Donnie Bush. Following another ex· First Downs 5 8 which turned In only 22 46 !50 Lewis picked up 28 yards change of fumbles, SW's Yards Rushing complete games and did not Ralph Miller returned Yards Passing 39 66 have any pitcher who won Tonight's games anolher Gibson pass 70 yards Total Yardage 85 216 more than 15games. The 1941 to the 1.1. Three plays tater, Passes Attempted 14 2 New York Yankees are the Athens at ~~~~ Lewfs had his second score of Passes Completed 3 2 ·only previous team to win a G~lllpolls at Log'lrn the night. A run for the extra Interceptions 0 3 pennant without a pitcher Waverly at Jackson points )Vas stopped. Fumbles 4 4 whowonmorethan 15 games. Me . tgs at WeTIIVstcon Both teams played on even Lost 3 3 The Reds, however, Warren Locsl at Alexander terms in the third period but Penalties 4-40 ~ presented a power.nacked Vinton County at Bel~re ,... Southwestern did not sit on ils By Quarters : lineup led by Joe Morgan and Nelsonville- York at ederal lead. 0 0 0 7- 7 HT J hn Be h d ed Hocking O ny nc an support SVAC With 6:59 left in the game, SW 6 14 0 6-26 by Pete Rose, George Foster, ,Hannan Trace at South · Tony Perez and Dave Con· · wHiern cepcion. Kyger Creek at Symmes PLAYING NITELY vaney They also may have had the Others best defensi'le players In the Hannan, W. Va. at North Ieague at four posltions- · Gallla Conotton Valley at Miller Bench at catcher, Concepcion Ravenswood at ~oint at shortstop, Morgan at Pleasant TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY second base and Geronimo in Shenandoah at Trimble Wahama at Ripley th e ou tifteld . SATURDAY Elated as he was, Anderson SVAC said that he woul,d have voted Eastern at Southern for John McNamara of the MOTNV~A Y TUES .· THURS . FRI.&SAT.• 8:30·1:00 8: 30·2; 00 San Diego Padres as Federal Hocking at Vinton County (ppd. from Oct. 18) 2 SW defeats Wildcats GEO. HALL 1 ~~!111!!!!1!1 D. .30 to 12, 2 to 5 (CLOSE THURS.l-EAST COURT J~Oll[;H·a·ur~NUT WUISE Gilmore, Union Ave., Pomeroy, Is no doubt one of the most loyal and enthusiastic Cincinnati Red Fans In Meigs County and possibly In Ohio. Ever since the baseball season began l.Duise had a sign, of her own making, In front of her bouse, and practically everyday it was a different sign. The signs kept the people Informed also they were very humorous. The latest sign foUowlng the Big Red Machine win Wednesday night Is this creation by U!uise. LARRY'S World Series records set Sparky wins anoth.er biggy By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Writer NEW YORK (UP!) Sparky Anderson :'is thrilled" to be named UPI's National League manager of the year and hopes there are more honors coming for his world champion Qncinnatl Reds. The 41-year old Anderson was named UPI's NL manager of the year Thursday in voting by 20 UP! baseball correspondents. ~:vzr::!~s·s::s~~:~on :: Oakland, Baltimore at the the NBA's 30th season Thurs· Jets and San Francisco at New England. Minnesota . day night. at Chicago Monday night. Unblemished BG Falcons tangle with Miami UPI Sports Writer Miami Coach Dick Crum figures his Redsklns are due for a good game Saturday against unbeaten Bowling Green but concedes even then "It 1sn 't going to be easy. " "Whllt bothers me," said Crum as he prepared for the Mid-American Conference showdown, "Is that Miami has never played that weU at Bowling Green since I've been around here. We've never gooe up there and played a real solid football game. So, we're kind of due." Crum, ln his second year as head coach at Miami, calls the Falcons "as talented as any BG team I've seen.". BG taUback Dave Preston, who gained over 1,400 yards rushing last year as a sophomore but missed nearly three games with a back Injury, has been given the green light for Saturday. "I think Preston wiU be a considerable help to them," said Cnun . "Although I'm not sure their attack drops off much without him. Whether Preston does or does not play, another against the Jets last week. Despite aU that, the Bills are one-point favorites . In other games this weekend, St. Louis is at the Giants on Safurday while .on Sunday, Pittsburgh meets Green Bay at Milwaukee, Detroit is at Houston, Cincinnati at Atlanta, Denver at Kansas City, Dallas at Philadelphia, New Orleans at The MEIGS INN 992-3629 Pomeroy Best In MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. Bos. Most Errors, Catcher, Game 2 Fisk, ·aos. 10·14 Most Double Plays, Gat. cher, Series 3 Bench, Cln . Mosl Games Started . . Pilcher, Series 3 Tiant, 8os. Gullett, Cln. Most Wins. Relief Pitcher, Series 2 Eastwick, Cin. Most Walks, Pitcher, Inning 4 Gullett, Cin. 10·22 (3rd PH. f!J2-7777 POMEROY eGovernor eKirkwood • Vemco Add-A- inn ) Club Most Home Runs, Both Clubs, Game 6 Cincinnati (Jl. Boston (3), 10-14 ( 10 Inn.) Rooms Consecutive Home Runs , Club, Inning 2 Cincinnati !Concepcion & Geronimo) 10· 14 15th Inn) Most Sacrifice Flies. Both Clubs, Series 5 Boston (J), Cincinnati (2) Fewest Stolen Bases, Club, Series 0 Boston Fewest • Crestridge Sectional Homes FINANCING AVAILABLE Pinch ·runners Used, Both Clubs, Series o Boston (0), Cincinnati IO) Fewest Errors, Club, Mon ,. Fri . 9-8 Saturday 9-6 Series 2 Cinci nnati Most Pitchers Used, Winning Club, Game 5 Cln· clnnatl 10-14 (10 inn.) Most ~ltc hers Used, Losing Club, Game B Clnclnnatl10·21 (12 Inn .) Q.OSED SUNDAYS it:'e~t door to The Jones Boys. For your convenience I've opened a'new office a1 804 W. Main Pomeroy, 0. Just Below ~ones Boys P. J. Pauley The welcome mat is out. Come in anytime . When you want modern insurance at low rates LIFE - HEALTH - HOME - AUTO contact me! P. J. PAULEY PH. 992·2318 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING The man from Nationwide is on your side. (J,!~.!!i~' Nationwide Mutual Fire lnsurnnce Company Nationwide l ife insurance : ompany Home Office : Colum bus, Ohio -------------------------- · AND AT SAME LOCATION STROUT REALTY 804 W. MAIN POMEROY PH. 992·2298 CONTACT LOIS PAULEY, BRANCH MANAGER Live Entertainment •• • �5- The DaUy Sent~ I, Mlddlepqrt-Pomeroy' 0.' Friday' Oct. 24, 1975 . . ~~~~':"<"~x:;w:.:m=ln~:g?.!Ur.(.~!::::~~::: Officers elected fo_r circle Jennifer Lohse Sheets received an endorsement for the Board of Education of the Meigs Looal School District at the Tuesday night meeting of the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority meeting at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. Mrs. Maurisha Nelson, social chairwoman, announced plans for a hayride tonight and also for the preferential lea Sunday at the home of Mrs. Ubby Sayre. The annual Cqrlstmas bazaar was discussed by Mrs. Cathy Cumings and Mrs. Deb! Buck reported that the chapter has eight new members, Sherrie Abbott, Cheryl Crow, Lynn Crow, Rita Hayes, Betty Jean Krawsczyn, Susan Lanning, Sheila Reeves and Sharon Russell. Mrs. · Susan Oliver, city council member, reported on the recent meeting of the council noting that a bicentennial project will be planned and combined socials are being considered. Mrs. Sharon Bailey noted a dance will be held at the Rutland gymnasium Nov. 8 with proceeds to go to the Meigs County Cancer Society. A live band will . provide the music and the cost will be $5 a couple for Of(icers for the coming year were elected at a meeting of Friendly Circle Tuesday ni ght at Trinity tickets purchased in advance, Church. Miss Mary Virginia Reibel and $6 per couple at the door. presided at the meeting Members were also reminded that there will be a football during which time members game Thanksgiving Day for signed a birthday card for Mrs. Louis Reibel. Elected to the Cancer Society. Mrs. Maxine Plummer of the offices were Miss Reibel, the 648 Board, community president; Mrs. Pearl Mora, mental health in the Meigs, vice president; Mrs. Leonard Gallia and Jackson area, Jewell, secretary, and Mrs. spoke on the two-len ths mill Elza Gilmore, Jr., treasurer. Members were reminded to levy renewal for the ta~e their Christmas stocking program. The chapter gave savings to the November its endorsement. meeting. Six members turned Mrs. Joyce Bartlmus gave in the Talents at Work fund. the cultural program on "This Is My Country" with Miss Erma Smith reported on Mrs. Janet Downie and Mts. the Wednesday evening Bible Pat Brogan serving refresh· study being conducted by the Rev. W. H. Perrin. ments. Mrs. Thomas Young was welcomed back and thanked the circle for remembering Polly's Pointers Literary club discusses Trick in ironing plastic 14blecloth POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - I would like some suggestions for getting wrinkles out of flannel-backed plastic tablecloths. When I take a new one out of the wrappings I fi~d many deep wrinkles. I had some success using a cool Iron on paper towels until the iron accidentally slipped off the towels. ])() you have a better Idea? - ROSE. DEAR ROSE - I have some Oannel backed place mats that I have prened by putting a wet pressing cloth over the lop and then Ironing with a hot Iron. Do be careful not to let the Iron touch the plastic. Let cloth get dry and cool belore folding as the beat softens the plastic. How do you other readers do this? POLLY. . ditlonal film, bulbs, etc., should try using a baby's insulated formula bag. The insulation aids in keeping the film In better condition and there is room for supplies including a small litter bag that is essential when using cameras that develop instsntly. The compartment is a good place to keep the pictures, note pads and pens. Such a bag is easily and quickly opened and I find it most convenient for an amateur photographer, news reporter and traveler. EVELYN. DEAR POLLY - Place felt weather stripping on the undersides of rockers to prevent rocklng chairs from damaging the Door. - MRS. L. L. You will receive a dollar If Polly uses your favorite homemaking Idea, Pet Peeve, Polly's Problem or solution to a problem. Write Polly In care of this newspaper. book on witchcraft Cluldwich Hansen's book, "Witchcraft at Salem" was . reviewed by Mrs. Roy Cassell at the Wednesday meeting of the Middleport U lerary Club held at the home of Mrs. Robert Bumgarner. The book published in 1969 is in its fourth printing. In her review, Mrs. Cassell noted that the author said his purpose in wri ling it was a way of setting straight the record of wl tchcraft at Salem, Mass. in the year 1692 about which much has been written and much misunderstood. The quoted the author as saying that "the more I study the documents of what actually took place in the community, and what SHOWER SET CHESTER - There will be an open shower for Mr. and Mrs. Rick Blake and son, whose trailer home was destroyed by fire Oct. 12, at which time they lost all household goods and personal belongings. The shower will he held 'fuesday at 7:30p.m. at the Chester Fire House. DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs . Charles P. CURFEW IN EFFECf Riffle, Rt. 1, Middleport, Rutland Mayor Gene announce the birth of an eight Thompson announced today ... - _, .. pound, six ounce daughter, Ann Marie, Thursday, Oct. 16, at Holzer Medical Center. Mr. and Mrs. Ri!Oe have two daughters, Cheryl Ann, nine, and Cynthia Lynn, six. Mrs. Riffle is the former Ruth Ann Brothers. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Riffle, Rt. 2, Pomeroy and Mr . and Mrs. George Brothers, Rose Hill, Pomeroy. Paternal greatgrandmother is Mrs. Faye Pratt, Pomeroy, and the "Fall styles in maternal great-grandfather is John Webster, Colllers, W. " was actually said and written by the participants, the more I found myself in opposition to the traditional interpretation." Hansen Is an associa te professor of American studies· and English at Pennsylvania State University. Mrs. Dwight ·Wallace presided at the meeting and read a letter from Mrs. Gordon Harris thanking the club for malting the program book a memorial to her mother, Mrs. C. M. Hennesy. For roll call, members responded by giving " a bewitching experience." · Guest of Mrs. Wallace for the meeting was Ruth Woodard. HOSPITALIZED Mrs. Frank (Marilyn) . Epple of Middleport has undergone major surgery at Pl~asant Valley Hospital, Potnl Pleasant. Cards may be sent to her in care of the . hospital. the curfew in the village is changed to 9 p.m. effective immediately for those 18 years of age and under unless accompanied by an adUlt. PUllrllrllll~l Gllll All JOGEJI~IER Wlllllr/~1 CHESTER - - George Pi ckens, bicentennial minuteman, presented the program at the Monday night meeting of the Chesler PTA. He showed a series of slides on America and spoke on historical sites in Meigs County. Mrs. Mary Skinner of the 648 Board was also present to talk on the three-county coriTI'Illini ty mental health levy to be voted on in November. Bob Davis and Dave Smith, can<jidates for the Eastern Local School Distric"t Board of Education, were present and talked before the group. Stage curtains made by the . senior citizens have been finished and the stage area painted .• Jean Spencer presided a l the meeting which opened with the pledge to the (lag. Room count was won by the third grade with the first, fourth and fifth taking second place. Tl.Wier 5..75% On Middleport SEE THEM TODAY! WARRANTY • GIBSON 5.75 per cent paid on ;90 day Certificates of 'Deposit. · $1,000.00 Minimum. Interest ,Payable Quarterly. A subttent!ol penally Is Invoked on all c'ertiflcate accounr. withdrawn prior to the data of maturity. Map.fA Blanch S•vlntS&, L••n Co. tf6 Socond St. · Pomeroy, Otti• MIDDLEPOR'f JUNIOR I'ROOP 3t Badge work was the emphasis of the Monday meeting of Middleport juniors at Heath Methodlat O!urch. Each of the patrols presented a skit for work on tbeir community badge. Pam Crooks and Melissa Spencer did an activity on telephone manners for the hospitality badge and also displayed greeting cards from around the world for work on the prints badge. Joyce Stewart displayed a book on national parks In conjunctlbn with her magic carpet badge. tROW'S Founder's Da11'.1' Chasteen , senior citizens · Rice, Miss Gilkey and Mrs: . Kelly, Meigs Ex tension Service; Nease, Red Cross ; Chester V. King , Red Cross ; Kathie Filsinger and Jan Shoots, . Senior Citizens Center ; Letha Proffitt, Me1gs.County · Community Action Program; Mrs . Phyllis Bearhs, Susie Casto, Chris Eukler, Francine Stasso, Mary Thayer, and I. W. Backowilz, Planned Parenthood; Beulah Strauss, Gene Lyons, Joan Culp, Meigs County Health Department; w. B. M ~­ Donald, Hank Cleland , Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation ; Nan Heiskell, Bureau of Crippled Children, and Mrs. Lewis, Meigs Community School. The next meeting of the council will be at the Meigs Inn Nov. 18 at noon. All organizations of the county are urged to send a member to represent their services. ~LOWERS SYRACUSE - Plans are near completion for the annual Halloween party for the children of Syracuse and Minersville sponsored by the Syracuse Community Amusement Association. The · meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Nancy Neutzling. Games including bobbing for apples, bean bag toss, fish pond, dart game, baseball throw and a cake walk will be featured. Donations of money and cookies are needed . Refreshments of pop, cookies and treats for the children attending will be given free . There is no age limit. Asilver dollar will be given to winners in costume for the ugliest, prettiest, funn iest and most original. Attending the meeting were 992-2039 Vicki Rizer, Linda Parson , Mary Pickens, Ernmogene Holstein , Chris Jacks and Katie Crow. Pomeroy Flower Shop 1r-••••••••llii Red Rose DQ.G. _ ~OOD • Red Rose Dog Food Dog Nuggets- Dog is observed Founder's Day was observed Tuesday when Alpha Epsilon Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa met In the library of Meigs High School. Participating In the ceremony of candlelighting were Helen Smith, Eileen Buck, Marlene Fisher, Daisy Blakeslee, Ida Diehl, Leah Ord and Ruth Stearns. Each member brought a sample of a bulletin board exhibit carrying out the bicentennial theme. Hostesses Daisy Blakeslee and Ida Diehl served a dessert course. Others attending the meeting were Edna Price, June Lee, Elma Louks, Maxine Wingett, Jennifer Butcher and Nanga Roberts. Members of the EJecta Circle of the B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society of the Middleport First Baptist Church visited the Meigs County Infirmary Tuesday night. The women took a basket of apples and a box of mixed POMEROY BROWNIE ·I'ROOP %7! fruit and had a devotional service for the residents. The 21 Brownies in the new Pomeroy Elementary first and From there they went to the second grade troop met Monday at the school. The pledge to the nag and Brownie promise ned th tin home. of Mrs. Beualh While ope e mee g. · for the m ti M Wh'le 1 The girl!t made book markers for their handbooks and ee ng. rs. practiced for tbe investiture ceremony which will be held had devotions and M~s . Monday at 3:30p.m. in the gymnasium at the school. The girls AI wilda Werner, chairwere advlaed that they may wear their unlforma and all woman, gave a birthday parents are Invited. Fourteen new Bro 1 will their reading. Mrs. Charles Sauer STERLING/GOLD FILLED wn es rece1ve thanked the ctrcle for an EARINGS • I!COut pins, aeven will receive the one-year meinbership pins ni d and all will receive the World Asaoclation Pins at the anMrverisarheycllarW.. b $12.50 TO • ceremony. s. sa e me renner $15.50 Mrs. Sylvia Nease agreed to be the new assistant to Mrs. reported on remembering Vera Johnaon, troop leader. Mlas Usa ·wtssenger will be Mrs. Vivian Titus, a shut-in, . secretary-treasurer,andMrs. VIrginia Lee and Mrs. Marlene with a box of candy. The Swartz will be helpers for tbe year. Baptist Women's Day of Prayer was announced for 7:30 p.m. Nov. 3, with the · RACINE BROWNIE ·I'ROOP 1%47 World Community Day to be Learning to make wastebaskets out of egg cartons was the celebrated on Nov. 7 at the JI'Oject of the Brownies of Racine Thursday afternoon. The Forest Run Church. The Brownie song, promise and the Brownie B's were given to open Sanborn missionary meeting 114.00 the meeting. Refreshments were served. O!arlotte Warnaley 1!1 in December was changed TO the leader of the new troop. s 17.50 from the first Monday to the 5 METAL BEADS first 'fuesday due to ·the 5 CULTURED PEARL SYRACUSE BROWNIE ·I'ROOP 01254 village's Christmas parade. 5 GEN . JADE Registration forms '~~'ere given to the Brownies to be Refreshments were served 5 GEN. ONYX returned next week with the f.! registration fee at a meeting to Mrs. Freda Hood, Mrs. 5 GEN. TIGER EYE • Thursday night at the school. Winebrenner, Mrs. Louise 5 GEN. IVORY • Becky Atkins led in the pledge to the flag to open the Davis, Mrs. Pearl Hoffman, meeting. The Brownies turned In the money from the candy Mrs. Edith Sauer, Miss sale. Tammy Atkins had the Brownie promise, and work was Dorothy Reynolds and Mrs. started on painting fruit plaques. Werner, by Mrs. Beulah White assisted by Mrs. Gwlnnle White and Mrs. Hoffman. Mrs. Florence MARIE'ITA - Marietta Hannay was a guest. Send Someone A College senior Roger Dixon of COLORFUL Pomeroy recently completed a summer Internship program in coordination with the college's Edwy R. Brown HOA··· LI:;JV PURINA ' Department of Petroleum Englneerjng. HCIRSB Dixon was one of 58 students whO participated In For Their Birthday the on-the·job training program In conjunction with Priced From 2!1 of the nation's leading petroleum oil companies. Call992-5560 Dixon wsa an intern with Conoco Company In Corpus • C891111•t• fttd ... no Christi, Tex. h1y nHdtd A 1972 graduate of Meigs High School, Dixon is the son 59 N. Second St. of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert V. Mlrltlta,nnr·t. Ohio Dixon, P. 0. Box 143, Pomeroy. horsemen '.s • fiVOrilt lor 4th Anniversary Meal Sale- Now ALSO SURE WIN & CASH SAVER DOG MEAL in Progress heritage house Middleport, Ohio STORE HOURS: 9fo 5 Mon.-Fri. 91o 8 Sat. Closed Sunday STEAK HOUSE • .Home of 14 CUBIC FOOT FREEZER Model FV14M2 the Fabulous JUST RICEIVIDI SANDWICH ALL AT SPECIAL PRICES. Order by Phone And Take Em Home TV API'LtANCES RIDENOUR GAS SERVICE & 992-5432 . Chester, Ohio Ph. 985-3307 'BAHR CLOTHIERS cHaw• $4.95 Middleport, Ohio ANY SIZE STEAMBOAT INN All prlctl plus 37C to 82C Ptr 1111 Fed. tu txp, end 2 rec1pp1bt 1 1ir 11. MEAT- Meat Loaf, Roast Beef, Flounder . ~/ sh. Hamburger Steak, Ham. OYtr 50 ytlt1 VEGETABLE:;S - Lima Beans. Buttered Carrots. Noodles; Potatoes (sweet, mashed and home fries). plrtlllt SALAD - Peaches, Applesauce, Cottage · Otee~e. Slaw, Tossed. ' PIE- Pumpkin, Apple. POMEROY HOME &.AUTO "" FRONT .END ALIGNMENT ' WHEEL BALANCING Sunday, Oct. 26, Hrs. 8:30-2:00 W~days 6:00-8:30 3rd St. Ph. 949·2515 Racine, Ohio POMEROY ' ' OHIO MAN IN BlACK THE LATEST BOOK BY JOHNNY CASH Ills Own Stoly In His Own Words. SEE IT TODAY ATe THE MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ««-:-E~ ·MODERN SUPPLY w: Main St. Pomeroy, 0. THE STORE WITH "ALL KINDS OF STUFF" ... FOR PETS, STABLES, LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS, LAWNS AND GA~DENS. 399 992-2164 Automatic drip cotfft brew..-. Brews up to 10 cups. Push a button to start, push • !Iutton to keep it hot. Paper II tiers tht flavor. American made. 25 peper filters Included. HEAVY VINYL PLASTIC REGULAR 99' gallon size. 5 to INCkage, complete with twist ties . The lumbo 30 66~ VISIT SHOPPERS MART AND SAVE CASH! "Fruit Of The Loom" BOYS AND MEN'S MEN'S WHITE COnON TENNIS SHOES T-SHIRTS OR BRIEFS American Made "Bata" .White . Black · Colors Most Sizes Regular $3.?7 FOR $166 $~R. 2 -1 ·::::::Sa:t:u:rd:ay:an:d:S:u:nd:a:y:=;--~O:u~r~Store Is Loaded With Dozens of New Items For Your Shopping Pleasure 30%0FF ANY •Hanging Planters - , •Planters •Aztec Pottety •Urn Planters Entire Stock ! FALL CENTER PIECES REGULAR VALUES TO •3.97 Not a big group - but time for us to mGVe them out. Give your home a fall look. PLENTY OF FREE OPEN TILL 9 PM PARKING AT All LOCATIONS ' DRIP-0-LATOR LEAF BAGS Roger Dixon completes program DRIED A.OWER Arrangement GRANDINEnl • 10 CUP "WElriEVER" by~~ 2J CU. FT. CHESTS JO, J5, 20, 25 CU. FT. ) Circle visits infirmary . showed some of the latest methods and machinery for planting, harvesling, baling and forage. M'ISS Gu1·1key discussed the nutritional . services, the training of volunteer workers for family aSsistance and showed sI'd 1 es of the local volunteers at work. Patty Kelly told of the many and varied programs of the 4-H program which include home making, anima.! raising; clothing construction and summer camping activities. She stressed the fact that boys and girls are both interes led in and benefit from the 4-H work, and told that the 4-H emblem means a fully rounded person. Twenty-three people attended the meeting representing various organizations including: Mrs. NECKS ..@ Tht Athtn' County POMEROY BROWNIE ·I'ROOP 78 Apractice for the investiture on 'fuesday was held at this week's meeting of the Brownies. The troop selected songs for the Bicentennial Sing and practiced during the meeting. The Meigs County Human Resources Council mel Tueilday at the Meigs Inn 'at which lime a committee was named to write the conslitution and by-laws for the new organization. Mrs. Leafy Chasteen presided with Hank Cleland, Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation; Vernon Nease, American Red Cross blood program; . Marta Gullkey, Meigs County Extension Service agent; . Barbara Leadingham, Community Action Program, and Robert Bowen, Meigs County Superintendent of Schools, being named to the committee. The constitution and by-laws will be written and presented to the Council at the next meeting. The committee is scheduled to meet Oct. 30 at 1:30 p.m. in Bowen's office. Mrs. Chasteen will a·iso serve as a member of the committee, and Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis was appointed temporary publicity chairwoman. Mrs. Chasteen introduced John · Rice of the Meigs County Extension Service who presented slides and had a dlscuaslon of the ~J"actlcal services of his agency to the farmers of the area. He Plans nea-ring completion for Hallo·ween party NOTHING 90-Day Certificates POMEROY JUNIOR ·I'ROOP 180 A visit to the camporee at Camp Klashuta Saturday was planned during the Tuesday night meeting of the Pomeroy juniors. The girls will leave the Pomeroy Elementary School at I :30 p.m. and return home around 10 that evening. Leaders will be resporutlble for getting the chlidren tO their homes. The girl!t practiced for the Bicentennial Sing and the Eagle Patrol served refreshments. · WERNER RADIO &T.V. UPRIGHTS J3·l4·l5·l6·18 LADY MANHATTAN ROYAL CROWN BOffiiNG COMPANY 1 YEAR MIDDLEPORT fall colors" our Interest ts Greater For You ·yHF Tuner • 7o-channel VHF Click 45~ FT. I meets 'Tuesday to organize SYRACUSE JUNIOR l'ROOP Patrol!t were organized at a meeting of the Syracuse · Junior Troop 'fuesday night at the home of Mrs. Susan WlnelreMer, leader. Tracy McGraw was named leader of Patrol 1 with Janie Amberger, her aSBistar\t, and VIcky Arnold was selected leader of Patrol 2 with Amber Warner, assistant. Diana Nease was welcomed into the troop. The Lord's Prayer led by VIcky Arnold opened the meeting and Diana Nease led the pledge to the Oag with Alice Rlfile giving the girl scout promise. sta'te modular chassis EXTRA HEAVY GA. .' Several activities to be carried out in scouting on a countywide basis were d~ during the 'fuesday night service · · · IDIIt meeting of leaders and assistants Presiding atthe session was Mrs. Jud; Wel'l')' in the absence of Mrs. Pat Thoma whose daughter, Suzan is a patient at O!Udren's ' Plans Hospital, Columbus. were completed for the Bicentennial Sing 1Jhlch will take place at 7:30p.m. on Nov. 20 at the Meigs Junlor High School. Mrs. Gladys Foley, MelgB'Vocal music teacher Will be the accompanist. ' Th 11 e JlO cy of the Meigs Local Board of Education regardlng building use was discussed. It was decided tbat the scouts will march in the Pomeroy Ouistmas parade on Nov, 25, and lMlfhaps will also participate in the Middleport parade. Mrs. Mary Darst was announced as the 1976 cookie sale chairwoman. ThelmportanceofleaderstaldngtheelghthourRedCross first aid course was dlacussed and Mrs. Merle JohllBOn, a quallfledlnstru<;tor,wlllteachthecoursefreeofcharge. lt was decided that the next meeting will be at the Columbus andSouthernOhloElectrlcCo.lftheroomlsavallable. • Cus!om·Ma!ic Pre·Sel ATRUCKLOAD OF FREEZERS Make this fall something special with stylish · Blouses by By Charlene Hoeflich • Campaigner Chest styling • High perlormance aolid WHITE . GUTTER BLOUSES JANTZEN CATALINA LORI LYNN J«Beph Bowland • (Indian Joe) • Quasar Minuteman talks ~"'to Chester PTA · Girl Scout Diary 1Human Resources Council WRITE IN AN X her during ner Illness. Members were reminded of the fellowship dinner to take place Sunday following the worship service. Council of Middleport Miss Smith used the topic, "Grand Blessings from God YOUR VOTE Near at Hand,"· from the AND SUPPORT book, "Truth that Leads to APPRECIATED Eternal Life." A study was · Pd. Pol. Adv held on answers to a recent newspaper account· entitled "No Let Up in Crime" by Ed Rogers, Washington, D. C. Mrs. Lawrence Stewart was at the piano for group WORKS IN A DRAWER• singing of "Blessed 25:t.l'"'' COLOR TV Assurance ." The closing prayer was by Miss Smith. Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Dave Russell served a dessert course to the 16 members attending . Autumn leaves and ceramic figurines decorated the table. AWMINUM · A Dt.SCO\INT DPARfMtNT STOll ePOINT PLEASANT eMASON 6 NIGHTS SUNDAY 1106 �5- The DaUy Sent~ I, Mlddlepqrt-Pomeroy' 0.' Friday' Oct. 24, 1975 . . ~~~~':"<"~x:;w:.:m=ln~:g?.!Ur.(.~!::::~~::: Officers elected fo_r circle Jennifer Lohse Sheets received an endorsement for the Board of Education of the Meigs Looal School District at the Tuesday night meeting of the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority meeting at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. Mrs. Maurisha Nelson, social chairwoman, announced plans for a hayride tonight and also for the preferential lea Sunday at the home of Mrs. Ubby Sayre. The annual Cqrlstmas bazaar was discussed by Mrs. Cathy Cumings and Mrs. Deb! Buck reported that the chapter has eight new members, Sherrie Abbott, Cheryl Crow, Lynn Crow, Rita Hayes, Betty Jean Krawsczyn, Susan Lanning, Sheila Reeves and Sharon Russell. Mrs. · Susan Oliver, city council member, reported on the recent meeting of the council noting that a bicentennial project will be planned and combined socials are being considered. Mrs. Sharon Bailey noted a dance will be held at the Rutland gymnasium Nov. 8 with proceeds to go to the Meigs County Cancer Society. A live band will . provide the music and the cost will be $5 a couple for Of(icers for the coming year were elected at a meeting of Friendly Circle Tuesday ni ght at Trinity tickets purchased in advance, Church. Miss Mary Virginia Reibel and $6 per couple at the door. presided at the meeting Members were also reminded that there will be a football during which time members game Thanksgiving Day for signed a birthday card for Mrs. Louis Reibel. Elected to the Cancer Society. Mrs. Maxine Plummer of the offices were Miss Reibel, the 648 Board, community president; Mrs. Pearl Mora, mental health in the Meigs, vice president; Mrs. Leonard Gallia and Jackson area, Jewell, secretary, and Mrs. spoke on the two-len ths mill Elza Gilmore, Jr., treasurer. Members were reminded to levy renewal for the ta~e their Christmas stocking program. The chapter gave savings to the November its endorsement. meeting. Six members turned Mrs. Joyce Bartlmus gave in the Talents at Work fund. the cultural program on "This Is My Country" with Miss Erma Smith reported on Mrs. Janet Downie and Mts. the Wednesday evening Bible Pat Brogan serving refresh· study being conducted by the Rev. W. H. Perrin. ments. Mrs. Thomas Young was welcomed back and thanked the circle for remembering Polly's Pointers Literary club discusses Trick in ironing plastic 14blecloth POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - I would like some suggestions for getting wrinkles out of flannel-backed plastic tablecloths. When I take a new one out of the wrappings I fi~d many deep wrinkles. I had some success using a cool Iron on paper towels until the iron accidentally slipped off the towels. ])() you have a better Idea? - ROSE. DEAR ROSE - I have some Oannel backed place mats that I have prened by putting a wet pressing cloth over the lop and then Ironing with a hot Iron. Do be careful not to let the Iron touch the plastic. Let cloth get dry and cool belore folding as the beat softens the plastic. How do you other readers do this? POLLY. . ditlonal film, bulbs, etc., should try using a baby's insulated formula bag. The insulation aids in keeping the film In better condition and there is room for supplies including a small litter bag that is essential when using cameras that develop instsntly. The compartment is a good place to keep the pictures, note pads and pens. Such a bag is easily and quickly opened and I find it most convenient for an amateur photographer, news reporter and traveler. EVELYN. DEAR POLLY - Place felt weather stripping on the undersides of rockers to prevent rocklng chairs from damaging the Door. - MRS. L. L. You will receive a dollar If Polly uses your favorite homemaking Idea, Pet Peeve, Polly's Problem or solution to a problem. Write Polly In care of this newspaper. book on witchcraft Cluldwich Hansen's book, "Witchcraft at Salem" was . reviewed by Mrs. Roy Cassell at the Wednesday meeting of the Middleport U lerary Club held at the home of Mrs. Robert Bumgarner. The book published in 1969 is in its fourth printing. In her review, Mrs. Cassell noted that the author said his purpose in wri ling it was a way of setting straight the record of wl tchcraft at Salem, Mass. in the year 1692 about which much has been written and much misunderstood. The quoted the author as saying that "the more I study the documents of what actually took place in the community, and what SHOWER SET CHESTER - There will be an open shower for Mr. and Mrs. Rick Blake and son, whose trailer home was destroyed by fire Oct. 12, at which time they lost all household goods and personal belongings. The shower will he held 'fuesday at 7:30p.m. at the Chester Fire House. DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs . Charles P. CURFEW IN EFFECf Riffle, Rt. 1, Middleport, Rutland Mayor Gene announce the birth of an eight Thompson announced today ... - _, .. pound, six ounce daughter, Ann Marie, Thursday, Oct. 16, at Holzer Medical Center. Mr. and Mrs. Ri!Oe have two daughters, Cheryl Ann, nine, and Cynthia Lynn, six. Mrs. Riffle is the former Ruth Ann Brothers. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Riffle, Rt. 2, Pomeroy and Mr . and Mrs. George Brothers, Rose Hill, Pomeroy. Paternal greatgrandmother is Mrs. Faye Pratt, Pomeroy, and the "Fall styles in maternal great-grandfather is John Webster, Colllers, W. " was actually said and written by the participants, the more I found myself in opposition to the traditional interpretation." Hansen Is an associa te professor of American studies· and English at Pennsylvania State University. Mrs. Dwight ·Wallace presided at the meeting and read a letter from Mrs. Gordon Harris thanking the club for malting the program book a memorial to her mother, Mrs. C. M. Hennesy. For roll call, members responded by giving " a bewitching experience." · Guest of Mrs. Wallace for the meeting was Ruth Woodard. HOSPITALIZED Mrs. Frank (Marilyn) . Epple of Middleport has undergone major surgery at Pl~asant Valley Hospital, Potnl Pleasant. Cards may be sent to her in care of the . hospital. the curfew in the village is changed to 9 p.m. effective immediately for those 18 years of age and under unless accompanied by an adUlt. PUllrllrllll~l Gllll All JOGEJI~IER Wlllllr/~1 CHESTER - - George Pi ckens, bicentennial minuteman, presented the program at the Monday night meeting of the Chesler PTA. He showed a series of slides on America and spoke on historical sites in Meigs County. Mrs. Mary Skinner of the 648 Board was also present to talk on the three-county coriTI'Illini ty mental health levy to be voted on in November. Bob Davis and Dave Smith, can<jidates for the Eastern Local School Distric"t Board of Education, were present and talked before the group. Stage curtains made by the . senior citizens have been finished and the stage area painted .• Jean Spencer presided a l the meeting which opened with the pledge to the (lag. Room count was won by the third grade with the first, fourth and fifth taking second place. Tl.Wier 5..75% On Middleport SEE THEM TODAY! WARRANTY • GIBSON 5.75 per cent paid on ;90 day Certificates of 'Deposit. · $1,000.00 Minimum. Interest ,Payable Quarterly. A subttent!ol penally Is Invoked on all c'ertiflcate accounr. withdrawn prior to the data of maturity. Map.fA Blanch S•vlntS&, L••n Co. tf6 Socond St. · Pomeroy, Otti• MIDDLEPOR'f JUNIOR I'ROOP 3t Badge work was the emphasis of the Monday meeting of Middleport juniors at Heath Methodlat O!urch. Each of the patrols presented a skit for work on tbeir community badge. Pam Crooks and Melissa Spencer did an activity on telephone manners for the hospitality badge and also displayed greeting cards from around the world for work on the prints badge. Joyce Stewart displayed a book on national parks In conjunctlbn with her magic carpet badge. tROW'S Founder's Da11'.1' Chasteen , senior citizens · Rice, Miss Gilkey and Mrs: . Kelly, Meigs Ex tension Service; Nease, Red Cross ; Chester V. King , Red Cross ; Kathie Filsinger and Jan Shoots, . Senior Citizens Center ; Letha Proffitt, Me1gs.County · Community Action Program; Mrs . Phyllis Bearhs, Susie Casto, Chris Eukler, Francine Stasso, Mary Thayer, and I. W. Backowilz, Planned Parenthood; Beulah Strauss, Gene Lyons, Joan Culp, Meigs County Health Department; w. B. M ~­ Donald, Hank Cleland , Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation ; Nan Heiskell, Bureau of Crippled Children, and Mrs. Lewis, Meigs Community School. The next meeting of the council will be at the Meigs Inn Nov. 18 at noon. All organizations of the county are urged to send a member to represent their services. ~LOWERS SYRACUSE - Plans are near completion for the annual Halloween party for the children of Syracuse and Minersville sponsored by the Syracuse Community Amusement Association. The · meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Nancy Neutzling. Games including bobbing for apples, bean bag toss, fish pond, dart game, baseball throw and a cake walk will be featured. Donations of money and cookies are needed . Refreshments of pop, cookies and treats for the children attending will be given free . There is no age limit. Asilver dollar will be given to winners in costume for the ugliest, prettiest, funn iest and most original. Attending the meeting were 992-2039 Vicki Rizer, Linda Parson , Mary Pickens, Ernmogene Holstein , Chris Jacks and Katie Crow. Pomeroy Flower Shop 1r-••••••••llii Red Rose DQ.G. _ ~OOD • Red Rose Dog Food Dog Nuggets- Dog is observed Founder's Day was observed Tuesday when Alpha Epsilon Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa met In the library of Meigs High School. Participating In the ceremony of candlelighting were Helen Smith, Eileen Buck, Marlene Fisher, Daisy Blakeslee, Ida Diehl, Leah Ord and Ruth Stearns. Each member brought a sample of a bulletin board exhibit carrying out the bicentennial theme. Hostesses Daisy Blakeslee and Ida Diehl served a dessert course. Others attending the meeting were Edna Price, June Lee, Elma Louks, Maxine Wingett, Jennifer Butcher and Nanga Roberts. Members of the EJecta Circle of the B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society of the Middleport First Baptist Church visited the Meigs County Infirmary Tuesday night. The women took a basket of apples and a box of mixed POMEROY BROWNIE ·I'ROOP %7! fruit and had a devotional service for the residents. The 21 Brownies in the new Pomeroy Elementary first and From there they went to the second grade troop met Monday at the school. The pledge to the nag and Brownie promise ned th tin home. of Mrs. Beualh While ope e mee g. · for the m ti M Wh'le 1 The girl!t made book markers for their handbooks and ee ng. rs. practiced for tbe investiture ceremony which will be held had devotions and M~s . Monday at 3:30p.m. in the gymnasium at the school. The girls AI wilda Werner, chairwere advlaed that they may wear their unlforma and all woman, gave a birthday parents are Invited. Fourteen new Bro 1 will their reading. Mrs. Charles Sauer STERLING/GOLD FILLED wn es rece1ve thanked the ctrcle for an EARINGS • I!COut pins, aeven will receive the one-year meinbership pins ni d and all will receive the World Asaoclation Pins at the anMrverisarheycllarW.. b $12.50 TO • ceremony. s. sa e me renner $15.50 Mrs. Sylvia Nease agreed to be the new assistant to Mrs. reported on remembering Vera Johnaon, troop leader. Mlas Usa ·wtssenger will be Mrs. Vivian Titus, a shut-in, . secretary-treasurer,andMrs. VIrginia Lee and Mrs. Marlene with a box of candy. The Swartz will be helpers for tbe year. Baptist Women's Day of Prayer was announced for 7:30 p.m. Nov. 3, with the · RACINE BROWNIE ·I'ROOP 1%47 World Community Day to be Learning to make wastebaskets out of egg cartons was the celebrated on Nov. 7 at the JI'Oject of the Brownies of Racine Thursday afternoon. The Forest Run Church. The Brownie song, promise and the Brownie B's were given to open Sanborn missionary meeting 114.00 the meeting. Refreshments were served. O!arlotte Warnaley 1!1 in December was changed TO the leader of the new troop. s 17.50 from the first Monday to the 5 METAL BEADS first 'fuesday due to ·the 5 CULTURED PEARL SYRACUSE BROWNIE ·I'ROOP 01254 village's Christmas parade. 5 GEN . JADE Registration forms '~~'ere given to the Brownies to be Refreshments were served 5 GEN. ONYX returned next week with the f.! registration fee at a meeting to Mrs. Freda Hood, Mrs. 5 GEN. TIGER EYE • Thursday night at the school. Winebrenner, Mrs. Louise 5 GEN. IVORY • Becky Atkins led in the pledge to the flag to open the Davis, Mrs. Pearl Hoffman, meeting. The Brownies turned In the money from the candy Mrs. Edith Sauer, Miss sale. Tammy Atkins had the Brownie promise, and work was Dorothy Reynolds and Mrs. started on painting fruit plaques. Werner, by Mrs. Beulah White assisted by Mrs. Gwlnnle White and Mrs. Hoffman. Mrs. Florence MARIE'ITA - Marietta Hannay was a guest. Send Someone A College senior Roger Dixon of COLORFUL Pomeroy recently completed a summer Internship program in coordination with the college's Edwy R. Brown HOA··· LI:;JV PURINA ' Department of Petroleum Englneerjng. HCIRSB Dixon was one of 58 students whO participated In For Their Birthday the on-the·job training program In conjunction with Priced From 2!1 of the nation's leading petroleum oil companies. Call992-5560 Dixon wsa an intern with Conoco Company In Corpus • C891111•t• fttd ... no Christi, Tex. h1y nHdtd A 1972 graduate of Meigs High School, Dixon is the son 59 N. Second St. of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert V. Mlrltlta,nnr·t. Ohio Dixon, P. 0. Box 143, Pomeroy. horsemen '.s • fiVOrilt lor 4th Anniversary Meal Sale- Now ALSO SURE WIN & CASH SAVER DOG MEAL in Progress heritage house Middleport, Ohio STORE HOURS: 9fo 5 Mon.-Fri. 91o 8 Sat. Closed Sunday STEAK HOUSE • .Home of 14 CUBIC FOOT FREEZER Model FV14M2 the Fabulous JUST RICEIVIDI SANDWICH ALL AT SPECIAL PRICES. Order by Phone And Take Em Home TV API'LtANCES RIDENOUR GAS SERVICE & 992-5432 . Chester, Ohio Ph. 985-3307 'BAHR CLOTHIERS cHaw• $4.95 Middleport, Ohio ANY SIZE STEAMBOAT INN All prlctl plus 37C to 82C Ptr 1111 Fed. tu txp, end 2 rec1pp1bt 1 1ir 11. MEAT- Meat Loaf, Roast Beef, Flounder . ~/ sh. Hamburger Steak, Ham. OYtr 50 ytlt1 VEGETABLE:;S - Lima Beans. Buttered Carrots. Noodles; Potatoes (sweet, mashed and home fries). plrtlllt SALAD - Peaches, Applesauce, Cottage · Otee~e. Slaw, Tossed. ' PIE- Pumpkin, Apple. POMEROY HOME &.AUTO "" FRONT .END ALIGNMENT ' WHEEL BALANCING Sunday, Oct. 26, Hrs. 8:30-2:00 W~days 6:00-8:30 3rd St. Ph. 949·2515 Racine, Ohio POMEROY ' ' OHIO MAN IN BlACK THE LATEST BOOK BY JOHNNY CASH Ills Own Stoly In His Own Words. SEE IT TODAY ATe THE MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ««-:-E~ ·MODERN SUPPLY w: Main St. Pomeroy, 0. THE STORE WITH "ALL KINDS OF STUFF" ... FOR PETS, STABLES, LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS, LAWNS AND GA~DENS. 399 992-2164 Automatic drip cotfft brew..-. Brews up to 10 cups. Push a button to start, push • !Iutton to keep it hot. Paper II tiers tht flavor. American made. 25 peper filters Included. HEAVY VINYL PLASTIC REGULAR 99' gallon size. 5 to INCkage, complete with twist ties . The lumbo 30 66~ VISIT SHOPPERS MART AND SAVE CASH! "Fruit Of The Loom" BOYS AND MEN'S MEN'S WHITE COnON TENNIS SHOES T-SHIRTS OR BRIEFS American Made "Bata" .White . Black · Colors Most Sizes Regular $3.?7 FOR $166 $~R. 2 -1 ·::::::Sa:t:u:rd:ay:an:d:S:u:nd:a:y:=;--~O:u~r~Store Is Loaded With Dozens of New Items For Your Shopping Pleasure 30%0FF ANY •Hanging Planters - , •Planters •Aztec Pottety •Urn Planters Entire Stock ! FALL CENTER PIECES REGULAR VALUES TO •3.97 Not a big group - but time for us to mGVe them out. Give your home a fall look. PLENTY OF FREE OPEN TILL 9 PM PARKING AT All LOCATIONS ' DRIP-0-LATOR LEAF BAGS Roger Dixon completes program DRIED A.OWER Arrangement GRANDINEnl • 10 CUP "WElriEVER" by~~ 2J CU. FT. CHESTS JO, J5, 20, 25 CU. FT. ) Circle visits infirmary . showed some of the latest methods and machinery for planting, harvesling, baling and forage. M'ISS Gu1·1key discussed the nutritional . services, the training of volunteer workers for family aSsistance and showed sI'd 1 es of the local volunteers at work. Patty Kelly told of the many and varied programs of the 4-H program which include home making, anima.! raising; clothing construction and summer camping activities. She stressed the fact that boys and girls are both interes led in and benefit from the 4-H work, and told that the 4-H emblem means a fully rounded person. Twenty-three people attended the meeting representing various organizations including: Mrs. NECKS ..@ Tht Athtn' County POMEROY BROWNIE ·I'ROOP 78 Apractice for the investiture on 'fuesday was held at this week's meeting of the Brownies. The troop selected songs for the Bicentennial Sing and practiced during the meeting. The Meigs County Human Resources Council mel Tueilday at the Meigs Inn 'at which lime a committee was named to write the conslitution and by-laws for the new organization. Mrs. Leafy Chasteen presided with Hank Cleland, Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation; Vernon Nease, American Red Cross blood program; . Marta Gullkey, Meigs County Extension Service agent; . Barbara Leadingham, Community Action Program, and Robert Bowen, Meigs County Superintendent of Schools, being named to the committee. The constitution and by-laws will be written and presented to the Council at the next meeting. The committee is scheduled to meet Oct. 30 at 1:30 p.m. in Bowen's office. Mrs. Chasteen will a·iso serve as a member of the committee, and Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis was appointed temporary publicity chairwoman. Mrs. Chasteen introduced John · Rice of the Meigs County Extension Service who presented slides and had a dlscuaslon of the ~J"actlcal services of his agency to the farmers of the area. He Plans nea-ring completion for Hallo·ween party NOTHING 90-Day Certificates POMEROY JUNIOR ·I'ROOP 180 A visit to the camporee at Camp Klashuta Saturday was planned during the Tuesday night meeting of the Pomeroy juniors. The girls will leave the Pomeroy Elementary School at I :30 p.m. and return home around 10 that evening. Leaders will be resporutlble for getting the chlidren tO their homes. The girl!t practiced for the Bicentennial Sing and the Eagle Patrol served refreshments. · WERNER RADIO &T.V. UPRIGHTS J3·l4·l5·l6·18 LADY MANHATTAN ROYAL CROWN BOffiiNG COMPANY 1 YEAR MIDDLEPORT fall colors" our Interest ts Greater For You ·yHF Tuner • 7o-channel VHF Click 45~ FT. I meets 'Tuesday to organize SYRACUSE JUNIOR l'ROOP Patrol!t were organized at a meeting of the Syracuse · Junior Troop 'fuesday night at the home of Mrs. Susan WlnelreMer, leader. Tracy McGraw was named leader of Patrol 1 with Janie Amberger, her aSBistar\t, and VIcky Arnold was selected leader of Patrol 2 with Amber Warner, assistant. Diana Nease was welcomed into the troop. The Lord's Prayer led by VIcky Arnold opened the meeting and Diana Nease led the pledge to the Oag with Alice Rlfile giving the girl scout promise. sta'te modular chassis EXTRA HEAVY GA. .' Several activities to be carried out in scouting on a countywide basis were d~ during the 'fuesday night service · · · IDIIt meeting of leaders and assistants Presiding atthe session was Mrs. Jud; Wel'l')' in the absence of Mrs. Pat Thoma whose daughter, Suzan is a patient at O!Udren's ' Plans Hospital, Columbus. were completed for the Bicentennial Sing 1Jhlch will take place at 7:30p.m. on Nov. 20 at the Meigs Junlor High School. Mrs. Gladys Foley, MelgB'Vocal music teacher Will be the accompanist. ' Th 11 e JlO cy of the Meigs Local Board of Education regardlng building use was discussed. It was decided tbat the scouts will march in the Pomeroy Ouistmas parade on Nov, 25, and lMlfhaps will also participate in the Middleport parade. Mrs. Mary Darst was announced as the 1976 cookie sale chairwoman. ThelmportanceofleaderstaldngtheelghthourRedCross first aid course was dlacussed and Mrs. Merle JohllBOn, a quallfledlnstru<;tor,wlllteachthecoursefreeofcharge. lt was decided that the next meeting will be at the Columbus andSouthernOhloElectrlcCo.lftheroomlsavallable. • Cus!om·Ma!ic Pre·Sel ATRUCKLOAD OF FREEZERS Make this fall something special with stylish · Blouses by By Charlene Hoeflich • Campaigner Chest styling • High perlormance aolid WHITE . GUTTER BLOUSES JANTZEN CATALINA LORI LYNN J«Beph Bowland • (Indian Joe) • Quasar Minuteman talks ~"'to Chester PTA · Girl Scout Diary 1Human Resources Council WRITE IN AN X her during ner Illness. Members were reminded of the fellowship dinner to take place Sunday following the worship service. Council of Middleport Miss Smith used the topic, "Grand Blessings from God YOUR VOTE Near at Hand,"· from the AND SUPPORT book, "Truth that Leads to APPRECIATED Eternal Life." A study was · Pd. Pol. Adv held on answers to a recent newspaper account· entitled "No Let Up in Crime" by Ed Rogers, Washington, D. C. Mrs. Lawrence Stewart was at the piano for group WORKS IN A DRAWER• singing of "Blessed 25:t.l'"'' COLOR TV Assurance ." The closing prayer was by Miss Smith. Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Dave Russell served a dessert course to the 16 members attending . Autumn leaves and ceramic figurines decorated the table. AWMINUM · A Dt.SCO\INT DPARfMtNT STOll ePOINT PLEASANT eMASON 6 NIGHTS SUNDAY 1106 �ilnl POM POMEROY INITY - Rev W. H Pernn . pastor Ro y Mt!yer, Sunday s upt sc hoo l Church sc hool. 9 15 • m : worsh lp___sc rv tcc.. 10 24 am Youth choir rehearsa l , Mondily . l 30 p m under H N ESS CHURCH Harr 1sonvdle Rev O' Dell Manley Pa stor Henry Eb l1n . Sunday School SuPt Sunday School 9 30 am , Evenmg worsh 1p1 30pm Prayer and Pratse ser v1ce Thur sda y 7 30 pm senior ct'lot r rehearsa l. 7 JO SYRACUSE dtrec t lon of Mar>; Sk mner . p m T hursd ay wtth Mrs . Paul Nease dir ector POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZAREN E - Union and Mulberry Clyde V Cor n er Rev Henderson , p as tor Sund ay sc hool , 9· 30 am Glen M cC l ung , sup t , morn ing FIRST CHURCH OF GO D Rev George Oller . pas to r Sunday sc hoOL 9 45 am • mo rn1ng pr eacn 1ng 11 a m , ev an!ile l tSIIC ser vtce , 7 30 p m Pr ityer meeltn g, Thu rsday, 7 30 p m POMEROY WESTSID E worShtp . 10 30 a .m . evenmo CHURCH OF CHRIST , 200 W service , 7'30 . mid week Mai n St - Jerry Pau l, serv lc;e, Wed nesday , 7 JO p m mtnt st er . phone 992 7666 Co ns e r va t ive. n on Rev Harold Deeth . re ctor Instr um ental , Sunday wor Church services . 10 30 a m . Shtp , 10 a m . B1ble st udy , II Holy commun ion ftrst Sunda y 8 m , worsh 1p, 6 p m Wed of month , chu rch school, 10 30 nesday Btbl e study , 7 p m • m for n urserv th r ouQh 12 RUTLAND FREEWILL POMEROY CHURCH OF BAPTIST - Roge r Turn er , CHRIST - Richard EYonson . pas tor Sund ay school. 10 pa&tor . Bi ble schooL 9 30 a m , Sunda y evenmg serv1ce a m , worship , 10 30 a m ; 7 30 Wednesd ay Bibl e study . adult worship se rv tce end 7 10 p m young peopl e's meeting , 7 30 OLD DEXTER BIBLE p m. Combined B 1ble stud y CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Rev a"d prayer meeti ng, Wed Ron Terry . past or Sunday nesday , 7. 30 p m sc hool 10 am , Mrs Worl ey THE SALVATION ARMY - F ran c1s, sup er tntenden t Envoy Ray W Wln 1ng , oHicer Morn ing wor shi p , 11 am in charge Sunday , 10 11 m • Sundey even mg ser vt ce. 7 30 Holiness meeting . 10 30 a m . GRAHAM UNITED Sunday School You ng METHODIST Pr each ing People 'S Legion . 7 p m • 9 30 a m , first an d secOI') d 1 Thursday , 1 lo J p m , La di es sundays of eac h month , third Home League , 7 p m Pr ep and fourth Sund ays eac h classes , worsh1p servtce a t 7 30 ST. PAUL LUTHERAN pmonth m Wedn es da y even 1ng s at CHURCH , Cor ner of 7 30 Pr ayer an d Bib le Stud y Sycamore and Second Sts , SEVENTH · DAY AD · Pom eroy , Th.e Rev ) William VENTIST , Mu lberry Heig hts Middleswarth , Pa stor Sunday Road . Pomeroy School .at 9 · .t5 am and Pastor ,Gerard Se ton, Sab Church Servi ces 11 a m Sc hool Su perint en dent , SACRED HEART - ROY bath Rita White Sabba th School, F ather Paul 0 Welton , Sa turd8y afterno on at '2 00 . pastor Phone 992 28'2 5 with worSh i P serv tce Saturday even 1ng Ma$S , 7 30; followin g a t J 15 Sundey Mass , 8 and 10 am ; FIRST SOUTHERN Confession , Saturday , 7-7 30 BAPTIST 28? Mul"'er ~v GRACE EPISCOPAL - The pm POMEROY A've , P'omeroy , atllllarea wtm FIRST BAP· S B C . the R ev Bradl ey TIST - Robert Kuhn , pastor , RUTLANO FIRST BAP· William Watson. Sunday sc hool supt Sunday school , 9 JOem , BYF.6pm . Bible studv , Wean esday, f p m , choir practl~e. Wednes~ey , 8: 30 p'" BURLINGHAM CHURCH - Pas tot Jerry Lewis Sundev sc hool , 2 JOp m wl! h worsh 1p serv ice at J· JO p , m ; m ld week serv ice, Tu esday , 7 JOp m TIST CHURCH - Rev Roger Ford , Jr , pastor , Dr ewy Gor e .. supt , Sunday school , 9' 30 am ; morning worship , I045arl1 THE HILAND CHAPEL , George Casto , pa stor Sunday Sc hoot 1 9 30 am , even mg wo r ship 1 30 Thur sday evenmg prayer serv !ce. 1 30 pm LORD,IMAYNOrHAVEMVCH. Epheslans3:8 In a book entitled, "Lessons from Life," the writer says, "God does not demand of us what Is irnp()68ible for us . He does not expect of us mere than we are capable of. He does not expect a pine tree to bear apples, or a live oak to put forth roaes. We need not feel unworthy by comparison to a Moses or an Einstein. To these men much was given, and from them much Is expected. We are not unworthy because we have not achieved what they have. But on the other hand, God does demand of us what Ia possible. He insists that we Uve by the best In us. He does not expect peaches from a carrot seed, but He does expect a good carrot. He does not ask, "Why weren't you Moses?" Paul, who Is second only to Christ In what Chrlatlanlty standa for, felt himself unworthy to preach among tbe gentiles the unsearchable riches of Christ. Yet, this man became one of the greatest missionaries the Church has ever known. God does not ask what we have, but only that we allow Him to use what we have, so that we may serve those around us. a The Rev. Harold R. Deeth Grace Episcopal Church witl\ Major Hoopl• llliE~LEC. TU!IL COMP,..,NY I'vE H!\D 1'.T THE ,-1/'.NOI< -MAATHI\ EXCEPTED, 1 ~~._::OF WUI<$1;. POH TlAND Wot stll p J m p II \ Chur ch •c hoct 9 10 n n1 SUlTON Woi-'s h1p t t' n 111 every ',unday church sct10o1 tu ,, m ,.,OIHHF:AST CLU STE:R Rr v flot:lert M l'C U ! Palllor Dc un1 s Crcegor A5socin t c M1n 1!>fer JOPPA - WOr Sh iP 10 am • Clwr ch Sc hoo l 9 am , Pray er 1\'cf'llnq Wednesday , 8 P m LONG BOTTOM - Ch ur ch se r v1ces. 9 am Sun dav Schoo l 9 4.5 am , Prayer Meetihg every Wednes day, 7 ~no'k'f'H BETHEL wo r sht p 11 am Chur ch Schoof 10 am ALFRED _ ~ u n day sc hool , e~ch Sund ay 9 J!l a 1 n · preachmg at 11 am eac h Sunday Prayer m ee t1n g 7 ,15 PIll Wednesday WSCS B p 1 1 on tht r d Tuesday eac h m~l l h deeosvtLLE su nd ay scnoo t OJ 30 t. a m pr ea-c tu ng ~ Sund ay pr aye; 7 30 7 30 T d rnee llng pm ues ay . WSCS 7 30 f.r st Thursd ay each month SILVER RIDGE - Wo r Sh1p 10 am , Chur ch School. 9 am TUPPERS PLAINS worsh 1p 9 am , Church Sc hool. 10 am KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - George F r edertck . sup! Serv 1ce week l y, 9 JO am on sunday Pteach1n g fir st and th~rd Sundeys of month by Cl 1ffor d Smith , 9 JO p a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION Darrell Doddrll l. pa stor sund ay Sc hool . 9 30 am Leona rd Gil m ore f !rs t elder evenmg ser v 1ce: 7 30 p m We dn es day pray er mee ttng, 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Ra c 1ne Rout e 2 The Rev Ch arl es Hand , pa stor Sunday sch ool , 9 45 am . mornt ng wor sh• P 11 am Even1ng se r v 1ces, Tuesday and Fr~day 7 30 P m BEARWALLOW RIDGE CttURCH OF CHRIST -- Doug Seaman mm1 s t er B tbl e sludy 9 30 am . morn 1ng wor sh ip 10 JO a m even1ng wors ht p 8 pm . Wed nesday n1gh1 Bibl e s tu~ v B P m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Botto m . Sunday School. 10 a m with W1llard P1gott , supt EvangciiS11C message each Sunday even1ng, 7 30 by Elde r Russell Cl me, m 1n1ster of the ApostoliC Fa 1th Bible Stu dy Wedn esday , 7 JO P m T H E U N 1 TED STIVERSVILLE COM MIN · MUNITY CHURCH - Sun doy PRESBYTERIAN ISTRY OF MEIGS sc hool serv 1ce , 10 am • COUNTY , Dw 1ght L zav 1tz , Prayer mee t1n g Thur sda y, 7 p m • Sunday evenmg servic e, Pastor Direc tor HARRISONVILLE the Sermonette OUR BOARDING HOUSE Sp ence r pastor Troy Zwtl tm o, Sunday schoo l sup t Sund .ty sc hool . 9 ~0 <l m morn m g worsh 1p . 10 10 ~u nday ev angelist ic mcctm 4 7 J O p m Pray er me<'llng . Wed nesday, 7 JO p m , MIOOLE PORT MT MORIA~ BAPTIST Corner Fo ur th a nd Ma m . M id dleport Rev Hen r y Key. Jr , past or Sunday Schoo l , 9 30 am Mrs Erv 1n Bi'l umgardn er , supt , Morn1ng WOrShip, 10 45 am JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES - Larry Carn ahan pre s ~d lng mintster Sunday . n1b!e lecture. 9 30 am . Wr'liCh tower study , 10 . 30 am . Tue sd ay, Bible stu dy . 1 30, p m Thursda y, m 1n ls t.ry schooL 7, 30 'P m , serv1ce m ee t 1ngBJOpl')1 MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION l M I awr enc e an ey . pa stor , Mrs Ru sse ll Yo un g Sunday School Supt Sunda y Sc hool 9 30 a m E v en lng w orShip , 7 30 W ed n esday prayer m eetin g. 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO - Rae 10 e R le 2 lhe ou ' ReiJ Ja mes M Muncy . P8Sior Sunday school, 9 45 am. morn1n g worsh1p , 11 am , evening worshtp. 7 30 Prayer me eting , Tu esda~, 730 pm . Young _ peop les meetmg , 1 30 P m Thur sda y MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Corner SIXth c'l nd Palmer , th e Rev Pete r Granda! , pa stor . Danny Thompso n , supermte nd en t Sunday Sc hool WMPO Radio program 7 45 a m , Sun day Sc hool , 9 15 a m , Morn 1ng Wo rsh 1p, 10 15 a m Youth 6Ciivdies and fell owship f or tunio r and senior high stud en ts , 6 P m Sunday eve n1ng worshtp , 7 30 P m M1d .week pr ayer se rv1 ces, Wednesday 1 30 P m CHURCH OF CHRIST, M 1ddlepor t 1 51h and M~ 1 n George Glaze , m l n 1ster , J ames Sh ee t s, superln tendent Bibl e SC hOOl, 9 JO a m , morning worsh ip , 10 30 am J evenmg worship , 7 30 . pra y1 ~ r service, 1 p m Wed nesday "' MIDDLEPORT Church Of The Nazarene Rev Don Cote pa s tor , Mrs Mary Lath ey , Sunday Sc hoOl supt Sunday sch ool 9 30 am . , morning worsh1p , 11 a m , Sunday evangell!lft c m ee ting 7 JO p .m • prayer me eti ng 'Wednesday , 7 30 p m 7 pm Sunday Church School. 9 30 ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy ~ Harrisonv ille a m , Mr s Homer Lee , Supt , . Morning worshi P 10 : 30 Road Mike G ~rton . pastor , MIDDLEPORT sunda y Steven St anley , Sunday schoo l Chur ch Sc hool. 9. 30 am , su pt Sunday sc hool . 9 30 Ri c hard Vaughan , supt , a m . mornm g worShiP and Morning Worshtp , 10 JO am comm un•o n . 10 30 am • SYRACUSE Morning SU nday evening yo u th Worship 9 am s unday Ch rt SIIan endeavor , 6 30pm . Church s'choo l. 10 m Mrs wors hip servi ce. 7 30 P m Sampson Ha ll Suot We dnesday ev en !ng pray er RUTLAND CHURCH OF meel1n g an d B1ble stu dy, 7 30 Rev . James 0 pm GOD Guynn pastor Sunday, ST JOHN LUTHERAN school ; 10 am , SundaY CHURCH , Pine GroiJe , Th e worship serv ice . 1l a.m .. Rev Wli l1am M1dd teswa r th , Sunday evening service , Pastor Chur ch Ser vtces 9 30 7• 30 , Wednesday worsh i p am Sunday SchoollO 30 a m serv ice 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF HAZEL COMMUNITY CHRIST - Bible Sc hool. 9 30 CHURCH Near Long am . morn ing worshtp 10 ' 30 Bottom , Edsel Hart. pastor a m Sunday eVen1 ~9 wo rshtp Sunday school , 10 a m , sc r v•ce. 7 P m , chotr pr act 1ce Church , 7 30 p m , pra..,er We dn esday 7 p m Rev Jeff meeting , 7 30 p m Th ursday Ranso n Pastor 8 MIDDLEPORT PEN · TECOSTAL - Third Ave .. the Rev Wllllarn Knittel. pastor Ronald Ougan , Sul)day School Sup! Classes for all ages . evening service ~ 7•30, Bibl e study , Wednesaday , 7 30 p m . youth serv ic es , Fr !day , 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST - Rev Free tan d Norn s, pasto r s unday 'c hoo1 10 am Ch ur c h serv1ce . ' Pm Wednesday Bible Study . 7 Dm RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Jo hn A Co ffman , pa sto r Su ndey l11p 7 !(l WednPsday pri'ly ~ r and ll1bfc study . 7 JO ~ n1 TUPPERS PLAIN S' CHR! Slii\N CHURC H I uqt w 'J nd' rwood Pil Sio r I ltV. M d (,,!dwelt J , ',unday ' c hoo! ' upl ',unduy 'School ·1 111 ii ,., Mor ntnq Sermon. 10 •U Am ~ und<ty CIJcnlng ~ serv 1cc ~ p m l ETART FALLS UNITED ~~~E THREN SIIE W ors~lp , 15 UM YF 630p .m • l ~ } 0 FRIDAY,OCTOBER24, 1975 ••. 4 30--Bewllched 9, Mod Squad 6, Partridge Family a; ; IIELP ~ .•• Se•ame St 20,33, Family Aflalr 12; Gel Smart 15. l oo-Bonanza· J; Family Affair a. Star Trek 15 . 5 30--Adam·12 4, News 6, Beverly Hillbillies a, Elec. Co 20.33, Adam 12 13. 6 oo-News J,4,a, 10, 13, 15; ABC News 6; Hodgepodge Lodge 20. 6 30--NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8.10; Two.way Street 20. 7 oo-Truth or Cons 3, To Tell the Truth 4, Bowling for Dollars 6; Lawrence Wetk a; Aviation Weather 33, News 10; Don Adams Screen Test 13, Family Altair 15; Ohio Journal 20 # ,,' -•. • • WIN AT BRIDGE • • East's discards baffle South BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST Citfford Sm,th, Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 am , morn1ng church 10 30 am Sunday even1ng service , 7 30 p m Wednesday servt ce. 8 p m LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev F loyd F Shook , p astor , Lloyd Wr~ght , s unda y schoo t supt Sunday sc hool , 9 30 am , Morn1ng wor shi p 10 30 am , even1ng worsh i P 7 30 p m Wed ne sda y, Chr~s t.an Youth Cru sade . 6 30 p m Cho ir pract 1ce, Thursday, 7 p m DEXTER CHURCH * " THAT LITTI.J;; WEIRDO I TOl.D 'r'OU ABOUT~ .... SOME SRI.ITJ;; HA? SNATCHED HIM AWAV! II llORN WS!l:R OF CHRIST - Cha rl es Russ ell , Sr . mm1ster . Normari C Wlll. su pt Sunday school , 9 JO a m worship servic e. 10 30 am B1ble study, Tuesday, 7 30 p m 'KJU 1\,.\'1/~ itVB&D FOR IS NO LOIJ':€~ A lJ1!; ~1-)1!; REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS - Portland Ra c1ne Road Wdt 1am Roush . pastor Denny Ev an s, Sunday Sch ool D1re ctor Sunday Sc hool. 9 30 am • MQrntng wo rship , 10 30 a m Sunday evenmg serv1c e 7 p m Wedn es day e1Jen1ng prayer serv1ces , 7 30 p m \JJORKI~ tatJ\p ... Her brother realizes that. And so do my wife and I .. . most of the time. But sometimes Sunday mornings mean a r ide in the country •• • sleeping lace ••. receivtng ·: guests. Somethmg, every Sunday. Then one day, watching her trying to read, I realized that fiUmg her mind and bean and soul is a continuous process. It can't be restricted to days. of the week. So Sundays in church have become part of our life style. We all are fmdmg new insights, strengthening our faith, discovering ourse(Yes and God Our Ii«le girl needs help. To this Chris1ian family that's the understatemem of the year! BETHLEHEM BAPTIST - R ev Ea r ! Shul er , pa sto r Wors h1p serv1ce , 9 30 am , Sunday sc hool , 10 30 a m • B 1bl e st udY and prayer se rv 1ce Thursday . 7 30 p m- CARLETON CHURCH - K 1ngsbury Road Gary K 1ng. pa stor Sun day school, 9 30 a m , evemng worship , 7 JO p m Prayer meet mg . Wed nesday , .7 30 p m LONG Copyright 1975 l<ellltl BDTTOM CHRISTIAN - Bru ce Smith , pastor Wallace Damewood, supl Bib le School. 9.30 am METHODIST CHURCH - 7 JO p m FREEDOM Ruth Genesis 1.16-17 649 0 •.:::::::::: ••• :· Service Inc John 13".36·38o . ¥00 WERE 011, HELLO, MR Sll\00 - Scripture• ~elec t e d by Tha Amt1lcan Bible SOcltly Sl raa b1.1•" Vlrg lnlll Thursday Friday Psalms 1 Thessalonians 15· 1-5 1.3-8 1 DIDN'T Hfl\R '(00 COME • Saturday HAMWIERitiCi AT Tl£ lli<IE - ~R£ • LET OLD <ii?AMP HAVE A TR¥ AT T~AT - HOME- Matthew II Corinthians 22.34-39 10"3·6 ====-=="=·=============-=··==~...:=~!!!. ' GOSPEL FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS HEINER'S BAKERY 2 Convenient locations MIDWAY MARKET Pomeroy Ph. m -2512 BOB'S MARKET Mason, Ph. 773-5721 MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST - DUDLEY'S Two Locations Ph. 949-5772 Rae me SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY We Fill Al l Doctors Prescriptions 992·2115 Pomeroy Pomeroy SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT BLUE & GRAY RESTAURANT 100 E. Main Wheels in th' wat.J. Rufus r Fetch J,J"!!II• crowbar' Lotus W. Osborne Ph. 9'12·3486 220 E. Main Pomeroy Pomeroy K&C JEWELERS Ph. 992·2178 BETSY ROSS BAKERY Keepsake Diamond Rings 212 E. Main St., Pomeroy 0. Ga llipotis, 0. 46 Court St. REUTER·BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES 107 Sycamore St. Ph. 992-5130 Middl~port, 59 N. Second St. Groceries & General Merchandise Bakers of Gay 90 Bread Ph . m 3030 Middleport Ph. 992-378l COMMUNITY ROCKSPRINGS - Worship . RUTH'S MARKET MARK V STORE I Formerly Sadie's Market) Ph. 992-3986 • Middleport , Ohio Syracuse RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING ' 700 E. Mam "Hell" Dealer Third St. Middleport RACINE FOOD MARKET Racine Dloi9'12·S248 RAY'S T.V. & HOME ENTERTAINMENT tENTER Rac1ne Sales- Quasar- Service Ph 949-31SI .• .• . Ph. 949-9591 Racine I - • "The Friendly Folks" RALL'S BEN FRANKUN STORE • • ..." If ~ I Meigs Co¥nly Bronch THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Middleport, Ohio 296 W. Second Poiii,OY Ph.991-3163 0 ' WILKINSON 1S • P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Nationwide Insurance Co. of Columbus 0 307 Spring Ave. Pomiroy Dfll992·2l18 I Small Engine Sales & Ser.ice 498 Locu•t St. M1dd ..porl Ph. 991 ·3092 ' 6 30-Fun for EYeryone 6; TV Classroom a; Treehouse Club 10 ., 7 oo-saturday Report 3; Er... LJou're wanted on the phone! 1think it's the mall()r! ftstroGrapM r~~~~~~~~~TI4gR~;A~C::P5;~Z:~~~/Vi«5?'7~iYt~~~r:~Suaingnat (2 wds. ) Bernice Bede Oaol For Baturdoy, Oct. 25, 1t75 ARIES (MilCh 21 · April 111 if \he family pulls together at this 33 Deluge ti me . there wil l be a very definite upswing In the stat us of Its financia l affairs TAURUS (April 20·Mif 201 39 Slight advantage DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it: AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW ZWH'F AF YJXAFAWI EMXE ZWH ZL LZJ SXW EMAST. - FXRBHO GE(IIIINI (MaJ 21 -Junt 201 There are dollar stgns abou t One letter simply stands for 111oth~r In thl.s sample A Is used for the three L's, X for the two O'a, etc. Sln&Ie !etten, opostrophea. the Ienith and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are difterent. ' CRYPTOQUOTES XPCXWEXIH You 'r e go ing to be quite restless today Don't Involve you rself In anyth ing that cou ld tie you to one place too long PZAWI ZWHFHOL OXG . AE ZW VBEOHJ Yetterda)''• Cr)'ptoqQole: AVARJCE ANP LUXURY, THOSE PESTS WHICH HAVE EVI:R BEEN THE RUIN OF EVER1 GREAT STATE.-Tm1S LJVIUS UVY ' I ;; 0 •I •0 ' 'I' • ' ' . I -, portant to you SCORPIO (Ocl. t•·Nov. 22) in order to acc;o mpl1sh your aims today, you may have to employ bolder tactics ~han usual Be tough but fair and you 'll w1n SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Don't be loo qu1ck to follow advice of others If you listen to what they have to say. but do what you feel best you II make out bette r CAPRICORN (Doc. 22·Jtn. It) Set your ambitions and worldly mteresls as1de for the day Latch on to a few lnends who know how to have a good I! me you today It you're a go.gotlor AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. II) Push a little harder on those business deals Someth1 ng unusual will occur to you today that offers a better to do a difficult Job Don't CANCER (Juno 21..Juiy 221 way w8ll Tel! th e boss and star t You have sound managerial qualities today as long as you re resolu t e I n your worktng on It PISCES (Fob. 20·Mtrch 20) II decisions and don·t back off ~au get an invitation loday to Few wtl1 resent your order s go somewh ere you ca n meet new people, go by all means A surpnse Is In store LEO (July 23·Aug. 221 There are som e slow star ters In the fa mily today They 'll requ ire a gentle, bul llrm shove to get lhem moving. VIRGO (Aug. 23·8ept. 22) Gel togeth er socially with one who can hel p further yo ur bu siness plans Keep It llghl. Including the tab. Spill lhe expenses LIBRA (Sept. 23·0cl. 231 Although others may have leisure hours to' whil e away tO· ~Your 'U'Birthday Oct. 25, 1115 Unusual th ings will occur this coming year that will char\Q't you r outlook c:onslderablv. A more In t eres ting Bf'ld charismatic you will result '• ' I Chester, Ohio .K985 • 76 2 t9 • Q 10 54 3 (0 111& 10. . FMIIIHt Syaollcalo, foe .) '' GAUL'S MARKET I The Finest In Mobile Homes 1100 E. Main Pomeroy · Ph. 992·7034 • ...' Mlddleporl, Ohio . KINGSBURY HOME SALES &SERVICE, INC. i i M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODUNER Pomeroy, Ohio .1076 • JIO 8 4 tl08432 EMH - THE DAILY SENTINEL 111 Court 51 Middleport Dial 992-3284 Pom~roy, Ohio . '' GOEGLEIN READY MIX EAST ' 6 oo-Sunrlse Somester 10, Debates for the '70S. Farm Front 4; Eddie Saunders 6; Treehouse Club a, U S Farm Report 10; Kentucky Afield 13 7:3D-Bullwlnkle J; I Dream of Jeannie 4, Jetsons 6; Dusty' s Treehouse a; Man from COSI10; Devlin 13; I ·• 7 Rogers' Neighborhood 20 Mister soum IDI 8.()0-Emergency Plu5 3,4,15, Hong Kong Phooey 6,13; .. J 32 Pebbles & Bamm-Bamm 8,10; Sesame St. 20. a.JO-Josle & the Pussycats 3,4, 15; Tom & Jerrv-Graoe tAQJ75 Ape 6,13; Bugs Bu~ny- Road Runner . 8; Bugs • K J a2 f'I»,<X; LOJ.lSlilT Bunny & Frlends 10. East-West vulnerable 9 oo-Secret Lives of Waldo Kilty 3.4,15; Elec. Co. 20 ~01.1~ '/ai.OW 9:30-Pink Panther 3,4, 15; Lost Saucer 13; Big Blue P,t..k:>e-5 FOR A WeSI Nortb Eaot Soulb Marble 6; Scooby.Doo 8, 10; Mister Rogers 20. lO :oo-Land of the Lost 3.4, 15; Ad.entures of Gilligan I t t3, Hot Dog 6; Shazam 8, 10; Sesame St. 20. Pass ' 2 • Pass 3. 10:JD-Run Joe Run 3,4,15; GrooYie Goalies 6,13 11 :oo-Relurn to the Planet of the Apes 3,4,15; Speed Pass 3 • Pass 3N T. Pass 6 N T Pass Pass Buggy 6,13; Space Nuts a, 10; E lee . Co 20. Pass 11 :30-Weslwlnd 3,4,15, Oddball Couple 6,13; Ghost Opemng lead - 6 A Busters 8, 10. Mister Rogers 20. 12 :oo-Jetsons 3,4, 15; Uncle Croc's Block 6, 13; Valley '----------' A Maryland reader wants to of the Dinosaurs a,10; Vegetable Soup 20. 12:30--Go-USA 3,4, 15, American Bandstand 6,13 ; Fat By Oswald a. James Jacoby know the value or the old Albert a,10 adage, " When in doubt, lead 1:oo-Soul Train 3, It Takes a Thief 4; Children'• Film trumps". Festival 8, 10, World Conference 15; Hiller 33. It IS worth very httle A 1 :3D-<:ollege Football Pre-Game Show 6,13 better one 1s " When not in 1 :45-College Football 6,13 doubt lead trumps". 2:oo-Marshall Football '75 3, Movie "To Kill a (Do you have a quest/On Mockingbird" 4, Viewpoint 8; Urban League 10. for the experts? Wrole "Ask 2:30--NFL Game of the Week 3; Movie "The 300 the Jacobys " care of this Spartans" a, Movie "It Started with a KIS!" 10. newspaper The Jacobys will 3·oo-Green Acre• J; Bonanza 15, Family at War 33 .. answer mdov1dual questoons 3:30-Movle "The Old·Fashloned W~y" 3. 1f stamped, self-addressed 4 oo-wreslling 15; Making Things Grow 33. envelopes are enclosed. The 4 30-Probe: The World Around Us 4, Sports Spec· most mlerestmg questoons lacular 8, 10; Preserving Food 33. Will be used m thiS column 5:oo-FBI 3; Wide World of Sporls 13; I Dream ot and w111 rece1ve copoes of Jeannie 4; Greatest Sports Legends 6; Public Polley Forums 15; French Chef 33. JACOBY MODERI/.) 5 30-Adam·12 4; Mission · Impossible 6; Erica 33. N5-Maklng Things Work 33. 6:oo-News 3,4,a, 10; God has the Answer 15; Catch 33 33. by THOMAS JOSEPH 6:30-,-NBC News 3,4, 15, ABC News 13; N~ws 6; Rhoda 8; CBS News 10; Lilias Yoga & You 33. "T>IIS IS IT, BCNS ! AFTER WE ACROSS 40 Fix an alarm 7·ao-World at War 3; Lawrence Wlk 15; Hee How 6,8; MOVE "THESE IUX:l<S, \'OU I I Chalcedony clock CAN ST.O.RT 016GfNG . N .,....... Firing Line 33; In the Know 10; Newsmaker '75 13. 5 French 41 Run into 7·30-Treasure Hunt J; Last of the Wild 10; Wild playwright, DOWN Kingdom 13. Jean 1 Vamoose! a·ao-Emergency 3,4,15: Howard Cosell 6,13, Jef. fersons a, 10; Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 33. 10 "The Great %San Antonio 8 30-Doc a,10. Paci(1cator" attraction 9:QO-Incredlble Flight of the Snow Gee!le 3; SWAT II Placid 2 Glossy 6,13; MoYie "Born Innocent" 4,15: Mary Tyler 12 Good black Moore a, 10; American Family 33. review 4 Stain Yesttnlay's Aaswer 9 30-Bob Newhart 8,1 0. 13 Appear 5 Bud-like IO :DO-Your Show of Shows 3, Matt Helm 6,13, Carol %1 Prosciutto's 29 Drop 14 French 110111 growth Burnett a, 10; Sound!!age 33 .preservative In prl)1S Just miss II ·DO-News 3,4,a,10,13; Buckeye Foolball Highlights 1 Before 2% Clandestine mmciaUon 6; Outdoors with Ken Callaway 15; Monty Python's the cup 7 On edge !3 Star In 30 Military F lkylng Circus 33 1' - ord!nalre 8 Railroad Scorpio blockade II : 15-700 Club 12. 17 Neighbor locomoUves %4 Place of 11 3D-Movie " Stranger on leh Run" J; Saturday Night of Idaho Interest 31 Principle t Adolescent 4,15; ABC News 6; Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 8; 19 "Jotmny %5 Straw hal 36 Donkey Woody Hayeo: Football 10; MoYie 'Vampire Men of _ Note" II French river %6 Uninterested (Fr.) the Lost Planet" 13; Janakl 33. /-'~::::=:-...,._20 Grow old 15 Craze 11 . 45-MoYie " The Vampire" 6. %8 V.M.I. 21 Litigant 18 Queen's 12 DO-MoYie " How To Save a Marriage" 10. studen;t_,.,.....,.,,..:;;;:::;:;::::, %%Make out Z4 Low In 1 DO-MoYie " The Cossacks" 4; lo.ovle " The Sorpitch cerers" 13. 1·30-Soul Train 6 Sacrifice, 2:DO-Movle " Bridge to the Sun" 10 In baseball 2:30-ABC News 13 Book· 3:DO-Movle " Hide and Seek" 4. keeper's 4:DO-Movle "Dangerou• Crossing" 10. 5:DO-MoYie " The Young Doctor." 4. Z7 Table scrap day , yo u shou ld press, w1th aU ~ %8Argue you r streng th a goal very Imagainst WEST 38 Symmetrized '' The Store with A Hearl Ph . 949·3342 ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION POWELL'S SUPER VALU I . I ' then and only then d1d he jettison a club. South cashed dummy 's last spade and East let another club go The ace-king and queen of hearts and ace or clubs were cashed Ieavmg West with the jack of hearts and 10 of diamonds while East was holdmg on to the queen and 10 or clubs South knew where the h1gh diamond was. He didn't know who had the Jack of hearts and who had the queen of clubs He led a second club from dummy East played the 10 and South dec1ded that East had started with four clubs to the 10. He rose with the kmg and another slam had bit the dust. refuge 34 Rearrange the facts 35 Abusive outburst 37 Mortgage Pomeroy Dial992-2101 Fine Food & Service I ' Ph. 949·5961 McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE Locust St. .'' MEIGS TIRE CENTER • AQ4 .AKQS3 t K6 .A96 •• ~wd ALLEY OOP Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W Va . WAID CROSS SONS STORE 2 two di~ards were spades and 7.30--Porler Wagoner 3, Bobby VInton 4, Candid Camera 6, EYenlng Edltlon=wllh (!Mrlln Agronsky 20, $25,000 Pyramid 10, T Tell e lrulh 13; Pop Goes the Country 1l, Blac er. clive on the News 33. a oo-Bob Hope 3,4, 15, Movie "Sounder" 6,13; Big Eddie 10; Washington Week In ReYiew 20,33. a 3D-MASH a, 10; Wail Street Week 20,33. 9:()0-1-iawall Five 0 8, 10; UN. Day Concerl 20,33. 10 oo-Pollce Woman 3,4,15, ABC News Closeup 6,13; Barnaby Jones 6; Tony & Lena 10. 10 3D-Woman 9 II oo-News 3,4,6,a,10,13,15,20; ABC News 33. II 3D-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15; Wide World Special 13; Sammy & Co 6; Pan.Amerlcan Games a; Movie " Fury of the Wolf Man" 10; Janakl 33. II 40-MoYie "Call to Danger" 8 I oo-Midnlght Special 3,4, 15 ; Wide World Special 6; Movie " The 1-iorrible Dr Hichcock" 10, News 13. 2:30-Movle " Mirage" 4. 4.30--Movle " Island of Terror" 4 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1975 . ~~U\®~ With the hope it will. in some measure, foster and help sustain that which is good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. MISSION at Bald Knob . Rev E J Grtff1lh , sup! of church R ev L R Gluesencamp , pastor , Roger Wtllfred , Sr , Sunday School supt Sunday schoo l 9 30 am • pr a yer meet ing , Tuesday 1 30 p m yo uth m eetm g, 6 p m Sunday , lead ers Ada Van Meter and Gr etta Su ttle Sunday evenmg w orship , 7 p m through w mter months BAPTIST - Miles, Troul , day, 7 p 111 POSIOr Sunday Sc hool , 10 RUTLAND Advarll11ng Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Preaching service, 10 45 a.m . No even;ng servoce HYSEll RUN FREE Rev Paul Nev ille , pastor Su nday Sc hool 9 JO a m , Morn mg ser'\nce . 10 JO am , youth serv1c e, 6 45 p m Evangei1St1c serv 1ce 7 30 p m Prayer mee t. ng, Thur sday. not our great expert. His first NORTH m mtster 30 ll.)E'RE LETTING 400 001 1-!E~IRUD. BECAIJSE lA.'E FEEL. THAT 400 p ~K I~ITIATIUE. ~ • Television log for easy viewing '0 . t rl •l.:la nd Nor r 1s pas ror . I loyd Norr 1s supt Sunday ~c h o ot. 9 lO am , morntng c;c-r mon tO 30 il m , Prayer SNVIC C We dn E'Sday l 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY - G P m llh pastor !, unday School. tO i'l 01 , Ar thur H enson . ~ up t Morn1ng Worshi p, 11 <t n1 Young Peopl e's ser v1ce. 7 p m Even mg serv1c e. 7 lO p n 1 We d ne~day M1d Week Pr aye r ~c r iJ tC e, 7 30 p m , Yo uth mect1 ng 6 30 p m Evenmg wor sh1p , 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev H erb er t Gra t e, pa sto r WorShip ser1J1C e, 11 am and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Sc hooL 9 JO am Rtchard Barton , sup! Prayer meeting , Wed nes d ay , 7 30 p m am • Le on Miller . su pt CHURCH Sunday Sc:hool Eve ning serv ice, 1 30 p m , 9 30 ft ,m , worship service, 11 Prayer meet ing , Th ursday , a.m Wednesday Prayer 10 a m Ch ur ch School 9 a m 7 30 P m meet ing, 7 30 p m Youth UMYF 6 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF services , Frldav , 1 30 p.m, MIOOLEPORT CLUSTER GOD-Rev . Bob [)y Porter . Sundav night worship, 7·30 Rev. Robert Bumgarner Sunday school , 9 JO HEATH WorSh ip 10 30 pastor ~ m , worsh i p service . 11 RUTLAND CHURCH Of: a m . Chu r ch Schoo l 9 30 am • evening ser vice, 7 30, THE NAZARENE Rev em • UMY F 1 p m serv !c e, Wednesday , Ll oy d D Gnmm , Jr , pastor . RUTLAND - Worship 9 1l 1youth 30 p m l sunday schooL 9 30 a m . a m , Church School 10 a m , LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN worshiP ser~Jice ~ 10 30 am UMYF7 p m CHURCH Ted Jones bro adcas t liv e OIJer WMPO : SALEM CENTER pa stor sunday sc hool . 9 youn g p_eople's ser v tc c. 6 45; WorShtP 9 am • Chu rch am , Roy S gman . supt , e~JangehSf iC service , 7 30 p m 1 Scl'lOOI 10 am .; UMYF Thurs morn 1ng worship , 10 . 30 , , Prayer meeting , Wedn.esday , day , 7 p m Sunday even ing servi ce,] 30. 7 30 p m • M IS SIOnary SYRACUSE cLUSTER m1d week ser vi ce , Wed meet 1ng , 7 30 P m ftrst Rev. Richard E . Jarvis nesday , 7 30 p m Wed nesday of month ASBURY WorShip 11 SYRACUSE CHURCH OF MASON COUNTY am , Church Sc hool 9. 50 THE NAZARENE - ROY am , WSCS, 1st Tuesday. MASON FIRST BAPT IST FOREST RUN - Worship 9 Howard C B!ack, pastor . Bob a m • Church Sc hool 10 a m , Moore . Sund ay Sc hool Supt. , Second and Po meroy Sh , WSCS Jrd Wednesday. 7 30 Sunday Sc hooL classes for all Stan Cra ,g , pastor Sunday ages , 9 JO am , mornmg sc hooL 9 45 a m , worship Pn> servt ce , 11 am , training MINERSVILLE - Worsh ip wor ship, 10 45, NYPS Sund ay, un ion. 6 30 p m , even1ng 10 a m • Church School9 a m , 6 30 p m , eva ngelistic ser worsh!p servlce, 7 30 p m wscs 3rd Monday, 7 30 p m vice , Sunday , 7 30 p m Mid SY RACUSE - - Church week prayer meeting , Wed M td week prayer servic e, Sch ool. 9 30 a.m .• worsh i p n esday , 7 30 p m , M ISSIOnary Wedn esd ay, 1·30J' m . MASON CH RCH OF meeting , second Wednesdey , serv ice. 7 30 p m . CHR 1ST, P 0 Box 497 , Mill er 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER UNITED FAITH NON · Sr , Masou . w Va Sunday Rev S1even Wilson - DENOMINATIONAL - Rey Btb !e ~ tudy 10 am , Worship Rev Howard Shtvtley Robert Smith, pastor sunday 11 am end 7 p m Bible Study BETHANY (Dorcas) 9 30 a .m .,, c l ass Wedne sd ay 7 p m , Vocal wors h iP 9 JO a m church scttool. l eader , Lt~ o H il l . worship music SChOO! 10 30 !) m FIRST SOUTHERN , 10 30 am , churc h , , CARMEL - Worshi p, 10 ll service 7 30 pm BAPTIST - Corner of Second r!l m every Sunday , chur ch EDEN UNITED and Ande r son , Mason Pastor , school 10 30 e m BRETHREN IN CHURIST - Wa lt er Clo ud Sunday school , 1 APP!..E GROVE Sund8y E lden R Blake , pas to r' 9 45 am . worsh1p serv 1ce, 11 Sc hool. 9 30 am , worship , nda y School 10 am , a n1 and 7.30 p m Weekly first and th ird Sunda ys, 7 30 Su McCoy , supt , Dible study , Wednesday , 7 JO p m , p raye r meeflng , Howard sermon . 11 am .• pm We dn esday. 7 30 p m Morn1ng MASON ASSEMBLY OF nday n !gh t servLces r.-et l owshlp sUppe r . flrsl Su Chris t~ &.!) Endeavor , 7 . 30 GOD, Dudding Lane , Mason , s- aturday , 6 p . m u M w. p m song servtce , II p m , W Va . Chester Tennant. sec ond Tuesday , 7 30 p m Pastor Sunday Sc hoo l 9 45 Preachtng 8.30 p m Mid EAST LETART - Sunday We ek '•Praye am Children 's Church 6 45 ~ee t t ng , school. 9· 30 am wor sh ip We dn fsday , 7r:: p m .• Ray p m Young People 's Servi ce second and fourth Sundays, 6 <1 5 p m , Evengell stic . lav leader 7 30 p.m ,' prayer meet1ng , Adams CHURCH OF JESUS Serv ice 7 30 p m , women 's 7 30 p rn , CHR We dnesday 1ST Lo ca t ed at Mtsslonarv Cou ncil 10 a m . U M W.. firsf Wednesday , 7 30 Ruttand~ on New Llina Road . fi r st and tll l rd Tuesdays pm I to Forest Ac r e Park , Prayer and Stble Study, WESLEYAN C Rac1nel - ne)C Rh Rous e pastor . We dnesday, 1 30 p m s unoay sch ool. 10 a . m l' Ro berl Ray Mus!er , Sunde )' School Worsht p, 11am ; B ible study , sup! S un~ay school. 10 30 Thu rsday 7 p m . choir am • worshiP 7. 30 p m Btble HARTFORD CHUR ~ H OF prr:tc l1ce . Thur sday , 8 p m , Wednesd ay , 7 30 p m : CHJOIIST 1n Chr istian Union · 1 ·· ttowsh•r su pp er firs t study C' . aturday nlqht pray11 r ser The Rev Wtlllam Campbell, We dnes da y , 6 30 p m , p :~ stor . sunday Scf\Oo l, 9 30 U M W fourth Monday , 8 p m VICe 7 10 p nl HEMLOCK GROVE r:t rn . James Hughes . sup! , GRE AT BEND - Wo rs h1 p Rog~r. even1ng service. 7 30 p m 11 a n1 , 2n d and 4th Sundays , CHRISTIAN Watson, pas to r , Wallace WedneSdi'IY tiJenino prayer Churc h School. 10 a m BradfOrd , supt ., morning I'Y)C'e t !n g , 7' 30 p m Y oUth ~ETART FALLS Wor worship, 9 30 . church school , prayer servtce each Tuesday sh1 p , 10 a,m , Chvr th sc hool , 9 young people's FAIRVIEW BIBLE Dibl e study , 1 30 p m 10 ~ 30 , a n1 meeting, 6: 30 p.m 1 evening CHURCH . Le t8rt W Va , Rt c~e r y Tuesd.,V 7:30 p.m.; Bible I , Rev Geo rg e Hosc har . MORNING STAR - Wor WOflhlp, . Wednesd.ey, 7· 30 p ,m pastor t, ~ nday School 9 30 ShIP 9 30 a m ; Church SC hOOl $tudv ' ' r UtHtfflf' ~ 'BArTIST a 11t Prayr r and B1ble study to 1na .m ; Mid Week Servtce . I' ( v Cet lt Co)C , pastor 1 10 p m Cottage Pray er Wednesaay , " p m unday ~c hool supt • Joe '• ervlc c 1 ucs day . 10 am MORS E CHAPEL :-,ayrc . ~ unday schooL 9 ·45 Wor sh i p •. ~.; r \llce. Thu r sd ay , ' 1H •, 1 ! •J 1st iln d Jrd a Ill , Sunday even ing wor 7 10 p n1 ' w 1 rl·lY ~ U 1u 1l t1 ' choo l (l: am ' ••• n1ms Rev Rev Jam es H Lea ch. pastor Sunday school. 9 30 a m , FREEWILL BAPTIST - School . 9 30 a m , Gelaid Rus se ll Spencer . sup! , corner Ash and Plum . Mid Wells, supt Morn ing worship , Worship service , 10 45 a m , dle por t. Noe l H er rmen , 10 30 ~ m Sun day evenln g Even 1ng wor ! h •P alt ern at 1ng pas tor Satu rday eve n1ng wors h1p , 7 30 , Prayer w11h c E ar 7.30 p m on serv ice , 7 p m sunday school mee t1 ng , Wednesday, 7 30 p sunday Prayer meeting , 7 30 p m Wednesday Alf r ed 10 a m , Sunday evening m Wolfe. lay leader worsh•P · 7 p m · RACINE FiRST BAPTIST WHITE ' S CHAPEL MEIGS - · WatterP B1kacsan . pa stor ' Coo lv 1l l e RD Rev Roy COOPERATIVE Ronnie Sftlser . Sunday school Deeter . p as to r Sunday sc hool. PAR ISH sup! Sunday school. 9 30 9 JO a m worSh i P serv1ce , THE UNITED a m . mornin g wor sh ip , 10 ' 40 10 30 am Bible study and METHODIST CHURCH Sunday even ing wor ship, 7 30 , prayer serv 1ce. Wednesday , Robert T Bumgarner Wed ne sday evening Bi bl e 7 30 p m D1rector ~UTLAN D stud y, 7 30 POMEROY CLUSTER DANVI~LE WESLEYAN ' R"Ul'i:AND CHURCH OF Rev. Robert Hayden Rev Lelon Glasure, pastor CHRIST Rod Kas ter . Rev 0 Wm. Sydenstrick er CHESTER - Wo r ship 9 15 !; unday School. 9 30 am , pastor , V H Braley , Sunday yo ut h and junior you th ser sc hoo l supt Sunday sc hool. a m , Church Sc hool 10 a m even 1ng 9 JO am , wor sh ip se r vice ENTERPRISE - Worship , v1ce. 6 45 p m worshi p, 7. 30 p m , pray er and commun1on . 10 30 am , 9 a m , Church School , 10 am FLATWOODS Wor ship , an d pra ise , We dn esday , 1 JO youthme et1ng , 6p m . Sunday evenmg serv1ce . 7. r eg ular 11 am Chur ch School . 10 p m SILVER RUN FREE board meetm g thtrd Sa tur ""' POMEROY 10 30a .m , Church School9 • o' 60T ONE "? GOT ONE WKAT ? A DISCIPLE! ., �ilnl POM POMEROY INITY - Rev W. H Pernn . pastor Ro y Mt!yer, Sunday s upt sc hoo l Church sc hool. 9 15 • m : worsh lp___sc rv tcc.. 10 24 am Youth choir rehearsa l , Mondily . l 30 p m under H N ESS CHURCH Harr 1sonvdle Rev O' Dell Manley Pa stor Henry Eb l1n . Sunday School SuPt Sunday School 9 30 am , Evenmg worsh 1p1 30pm Prayer and Pratse ser v1ce Thur sda y 7 30 pm senior ct'lot r rehearsa l. 7 JO SYRACUSE dtrec t lon of Mar>; Sk mner . p m T hursd ay wtth Mrs . Paul Nease dir ector POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZAREN E - Union and Mulberry Clyde V Cor n er Rev Henderson , p as tor Sund ay sc hool , 9· 30 am Glen M cC l ung , sup t , morn ing FIRST CHURCH OF GO D Rev George Oller . pas to r Sunday sc hoOL 9 45 am • mo rn1ng pr eacn 1ng 11 a m , ev an!ile l tSIIC ser vtce , 7 30 p m Pr ityer meeltn g, Thu rsday, 7 30 p m POMEROY WESTSID E worShtp . 10 30 a .m . evenmo CHURCH OF CHRIST , 200 W service , 7'30 . mid week Mai n St - Jerry Pau l, serv lc;e, Wed nesday , 7 JO p m mtnt st er . phone 992 7666 Co ns e r va t ive. n on Rev Harold Deeth . re ctor Instr um ental , Sunday wor Church services . 10 30 a m . Shtp , 10 a m . B1ble st udy , II Holy commun ion ftrst Sunda y 8 m , worsh 1p, 6 p m Wed of month , chu rch school, 10 30 nesday Btbl e study , 7 p m • m for n urserv th r ouQh 12 RUTLAND FREEWILL POMEROY CHURCH OF BAPTIST - Roge r Turn er , CHRIST - Richard EYonson . pas tor Sund ay school. 10 pa&tor . Bi ble schooL 9 30 a m , Sunda y evenmg serv1ce a m , worship , 10 30 a m ; 7 30 Wednesd ay Bibl e study . adult worship se rv tce end 7 10 p m young peopl e's meeting , 7 30 OLD DEXTER BIBLE p m. Combined B 1ble stud y CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Rev a"d prayer meeti ng, Wed Ron Terry . past or Sunday nesday , 7. 30 p m sc hool 10 am , Mrs Worl ey THE SALVATION ARMY - F ran c1s, sup er tntenden t Envoy Ray W Wln 1ng , oHicer Morn ing wor shi p , 11 am in charge Sunday , 10 11 m • Sundey even mg ser vt ce. 7 30 Holiness meeting . 10 30 a m . GRAHAM UNITED Sunday School You ng METHODIST Pr each ing People 'S Legion . 7 p m • 9 30 a m , first an d secOI') d 1 Thursday , 1 lo J p m , La di es sundays of eac h month , third Home League , 7 p m Pr ep and fourth Sund ays eac h classes , worsh1p servtce a t 7 30 ST. PAUL LUTHERAN pmonth m Wedn es da y even 1ng s at CHURCH , Cor ner of 7 30 Pr ayer an d Bib le Stud y Sycamore and Second Sts , SEVENTH · DAY AD · Pom eroy , Th.e Rev ) William VENTIST , Mu lberry Heig hts Middleswarth , Pa stor Sunday Road . Pomeroy School .at 9 · .t5 am and Pastor ,Gerard Se ton, Sab Church Servi ces 11 a m Sc hool Su perint en dent , SACRED HEART - ROY bath Rita White Sabba th School, F ather Paul 0 Welton , Sa turd8y afterno on at '2 00 . pastor Phone 992 28'2 5 with worSh i P serv tce Saturday even 1ng Ma$S , 7 30; followin g a t J 15 Sundey Mass , 8 and 10 am ; FIRST SOUTHERN Confession , Saturday , 7-7 30 BAPTIST 28? Mul"'er ~v GRACE EPISCOPAL - The pm POMEROY A've , P'omeroy , atllllarea wtm FIRST BAP· S B C . the R ev Bradl ey TIST - Robert Kuhn , pastor , RUTLANO FIRST BAP· William Watson. Sunday sc hool supt Sunday school , 9 JOem , BYF.6pm . Bible studv , Wean esday, f p m , choir practl~e. Wednes~ey , 8: 30 p'" BURLINGHAM CHURCH - Pas tot Jerry Lewis Sundev sc hool , 2 JOp m wl! h worsh 1p serv ice at J· JO p , m ; m ld week serv ice, Tu esday , 7 JOp m TIST CHURCH - Rev Roger Ford , Jr , pastor , Dr ewy Gor e .. supt , Sunday school , 9' 30 am ; morning worship , I045arl1 THE HILAND CHAPEL , George Casto , pa stor Sunday Sc hoot 1 9 30 am , even mg wo r ship 1 30 Thur sday evenmg prayer serv !ce. 1 30 pm LORD,IMAYNOrHAVEMVCH. Epheslans3:8 In a book entitled, "Lessons from Life," the writer says, "God does not demand of us what Is irnp()68ible for us . He does not expect of us mere than we are capable of. He does not expect a pine tree to bear apples, or a live oak to put forth roaes. We need not feel unworthy by comparison to a Moses or an Einstein. To these men much was given, and from them much Is expected. We are not unworthy because we have not achieved what they have. But on the other hand, God does demand of us what Ia possible. He insists that we Uve by the best In us. He does not expect peaches from a carrot seed, but He does expect a good carrot. He does not ask, "Why weren't you Moses?" Paul, who Is second only to Christ In what Chrlatlanlty standa for, felt himself unworthy to preach among tbe gentiles the unsearchable riches of Christ. Yet, this man became one of the greatest missionaries the Church has ever known. God does not ask what we have, but only that we allow Him to use what we have, so that we may serve those around us. a The Rev. Harold R. Deeth Grace Episcopal Church witl\ Major Hoopl• llliE~LEC. TU!IL COMP,..,NY I'vE H!\D 1'.T THE ,-1/'.NOI< -MAATHI\ EXCEPTED, 1 ~~._::OF WUI<$1;. POH TlAND Wot stll p J m p II \ Chur ch •c hoct 9 10 n n1 SUlTON Woi-'s h1p t t' n 111 every ',unday church sct10o1 tu ,, m ,.,OIHHF:AST CLU STE:R Rr v flot:lert M l'C U ! Palllor Dc un1 s Crcegor A5socin t c M1n 1!>fer JOPPA - WOr Sh iP 10 am • Clwr ch Sc hoo l 9 am , Pray er 1\'cf'llnq Wednesday , 8 P m LONG BOTTOM - Ch ur ch se r v1ces. 9 am Sun dav Schoo l 9 4.5 am , Prayer Meetihg every Wednes day, 7 ~no'k'f'H BETHEL wo r sht p 11 am Chur ch Schoof 10 am ALFRED _ ~ u n day sc hool , e~ch Sund ay 9 J!l a 1 n · preachmg at 11 am eac h Sunday Prayer m ee t1n g 7 ,15 PIll Wednesday WSCS B p 1 1 on tht r d Tuesday eac h m~l l h deeosvtLLE su nd ay scnoo t OJ 30 t. a m pr ea-c tu ng ~ Sund ay pr aye; 7 30 7 30 T d rnee llng pm ues ay . WSCS 7 30 f.r st Thursd ay each month SILVER RIDGE - Wo r Sh1p 10 am , Chur ch School. 9 am TUPPERS PLAINS worsh 1p 9 am , Church Sc hool. 10 am KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - George F r edertck . sup! Serv 1ce week l y, 9 JO am on sunday Pteach1n g fir st and th~rd Sundeys of month by Cl 1ffor d Smith , 9 JO p a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION Darrell Doddrll l. pa stor sund ay Sc hool . 9 30 am Leona rd Gil m ore f !rs t elder evenmg ser v 1ce: 7 30 p m We dn es day pray er mee ttng, 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Ra c 1ne Rout e 2 The Rev Ch arl es Hand , pa stor Sunday sch ool , 9 45 am . mornt ng wor sh• P 11 am Even1ng se r v 1ces, Tuesday and Fr~day 7 30 P m BEARWALLOW RIDGE CttURCH OF CHRIST -- Doug Seaman mm1 s t er B tbl e sludy 9 30 am . morn 1ng wor sh ip 10 JO a m even1ng wors ht p 8 pm . Wed nesday n1gh1 Bibl e s tu~ v B P m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Botto m . Sunday School. 10 a m with W1llard P1gott , supt EvangciiS11C message each Sunday even1ng, 7 30 by Elde r Russell Cl me, m 1n1ster of the ApostoliC Fa 1th Bible Stu dy Wedn esday , 7 JO P m T H E U N 1 TED STIVERSVILLE COM MIN · MUNITY CHURCH - Sun doy PRESBYTERIAN ISTRY OF MEIGS sc hool serv 1ce , 10 am • COUNTY , Dw 1ght L zav 1tz , Prayer mee t1n g Thur sda y, 7 p m • Sunday evenmg servic e, Pastor Direc tor HARRISONVILLE the Sermonette OUR BOARDING HOUSE Sp ence r pastor Troy Zwtl tm o, Sunday schoo l sup t Sund .ty sc hool . 9 ~0 <l m morn m g worsh 1p . 10 10 ~u nday ev angelist ic mcctm 4 7 J O p m Pray er me<'llng . Wed nesday, 7 JO p m , MIOOLE PORT MT MORIA~ BAPTIST Corner Fo ur th a nd Ma m . M id dleport Rev Hen r y Key. Jr , past or Sunday Schoo l , 9 30 am Mrs Erv 1n Bi'l umgardn er , supt , Morn1ng WOrShip, 10 45 am JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES - Larry Carn ahan pre s ~d lng mintster Sunday . n1b!e lecture. 9 30 am . Wr'liCh tower study , 10 . 30 am . Tue sd ay, Bible stu dy . 1 30, p m Thursda y, m 1n ls t.ry schooL 7, 30 'P m , serv1ce m ee t 1ngBJOpl')1 MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION l M I awr enc e an ey . pa stor , Mrs Ru sse ll Yo un g Sunday School Supt Sunda y Sc hool 9 30 a m E v en lng w orShip , 7 30 W ed n esday prayer m eetin g. 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO - Rae 10 e R le 2 lhe ou ' ReiJ Ja mes M Muncy . P8Sior Sunday school, 9 45 am. morn1n g worsh1p , 11 am , evening worshtp. 7 30 Prayer me eting , Tu esda~, 730 pm . Young _ peop les meetmg , 1 30 P m Thur sda y MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Corner SIXth c'l nd Palmer , th e Rev Pete r Granda! , pa stor . Danny Thompso n , supermte nd en t Sunday Sc hool WMPO Radio program 7 45 a m , Sun day Sc hool , 9 15 a m , Morn 1ng Wo rsh 1p, 10 15 a m Youth 6Ciivdies and fell owship f or tunio r and senior high stud en ts , 6 P m Sunday eve n1ng worshtp , 7 30 P m M1d .week pr ayer se rv1 ces, Wednesday 1 30 P m CHURCH OF CHRIST, M 1ddlepor t 1 51h and M~ 1 n George Glaze , m l n 1ster , J ames Sh ee t s, superln tendent Bibl e SC hOOl, 9 JO a m , morning worsh ip , 10 30 am J evenmg worship , 7 30 . pra y1 ~ r service, 1 p m Wed nesday "' MIDDLEPORT Church Of The Nazarene Rev Don Cote pa s tor , Mrs Mary Lath ey , Sunday Sc hoOl supt Sunday sch ool 9 30 am . , morning worsh1p , 11 a m , Sunday evangell!lft c m ee ting 7 JO p .m • prayer me eti ng 'Wednesday , 7 30 p m 7 pm Sunday Church School. 9 30 ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy ~ Harrisonv ille a m , Mr s Homer Lee , Supt , . Morning worshi P 10 : 30 Road Mike G ~rton . pastor , MIDDLEPORT sunda y Steven St anley , Sunday schoo l Chur ch Sc hool. 9. 30 am , su pt Sunday sc hool . 9 30 Ri c hard Vaughan , supt , a m . mornm g worShiP and Morning Worshtp , 10 JO am comm un•o n . 10 30 am • SYRACUSE Morning SU nday evening yo u th Worship 9 am s unday Ch rt SIIan endeavor , 6 30pm . Church s'choo l. 10 m Mrs wors hip servi ce. 7 30 P m Sampson Ha ll Suot We dnesday ev en !ng pray er RUTLAND CHURCH OF meel1n g an d B1ble stu dy, 7 30 Rev . James 0 pm GOD Guynn pastor Sunday, ST JOHN LUTHERAN school ; 10 am , SundaY CHURCH , Pine GroiJe , Th e worship serv ice . 1l a.m .. Rev Wli l1am M1dd teswa r th , Sunday evening service , Pastor Chur ch Ser vtces 9 30 7• 30 , Wednesday worsh i p am Sunday SchoollO 30 a m serv ice 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF HAZEL COMMUNITY CHRIST - Bible Sc hool. 9 30 CHURCH Near Long am . morn ing worshtp 10 ' 30 Bottom , Edsel Hart. pastor a m Sunday eVen1 ~9 wo rshtp Sunday school , 10 a m , sc r v•ce. 7 P m , chotr pr act 1ce Church , 7 30 p m , pra..,er We dn esday 7 p m Rev Jeff meeting , 7 30 p m Th ursday Ranso n Pastor 8 MIDDLEPORT PEN · TECOSTAL - Third Ave .. the Rev Wllllarn Knittel. pastor Ronald Ougan , Sul)day School Sup! Classes for all ages . evening service ~ 7•30, Bibl e study , Wednesaday , 7 30 p m . youth serv ic es , Fr !day , 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST - Rev Free tan d Norn s, pasto r s unday 'c hoo1 10 am Ch ur c h serv1ce . ' Pm Wednesday Bible Study . 7 Dm RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Jo hn A Co ffman , pa sto r Su ndey l11p 7 !(l WednPsday pri'ly ~ r and ll1bfc study . 7 JO ~ n1 TUPPERS PLAIN S' CHR! Slii\N CHURC H I uqt w 'J nd' rwood Pil Sio r I ltV. M d (,,!dwelt J , ',unday ' c hoo! ' upl ',unduy 'School ·1 111 ii ,., Mor ntnq Sermon. 10 •U Am ~ und<ty CIJcnlng ~ serv 1cc ~ p m l ETART FALLS UNITED ~~~E THREN SIIE W ors~lp , 15 UM YF 630p .m • l ~ } 0 FRIDAY,OCTOBER24, 1975 ••. 4 30--Bewllched 9, Mod Squad 6, Partridge Family a; ; IIELP ~ .•• Se•ame St 20,33, Family Aflalr 12; Gel Smart 15. l oo-Bonanza· J; Family Affair a. Star Trek 15 . 5 30--Adam·12 4, News 6, Beverly Hillbillies a, Elec. Co 20.33, Adam 12 13. 6 oo-News J,4,a, 10, 13, 15; ABC News 6; Hodgepodge Lodge 20. 6 30--NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8.10; Two.way Street 20. 7 oo-Truth or Cons 3, To Tell the Truth 4, Bowling for Dollars 6; Lawrence Wetk a; Aviation Weather 33, News 10; Don Adams Screen Test 13, Family Altair 15; Ohio Journal 20 # ,,' -•. • • WIN AT BRIDGE • • East's discards baffle South BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST Citfford Sm,th, Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 am , morn1ng church 10 30 am Sunday even1ng service , 7 30 p m Wednesday servt ce. 8 p m LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev F loyd F Shook , p astor , Lloyd Wr~ght , s unda y schoo t supt Sunday sc hool , 9 30 am , Morn1ng wor shi p 10 30 am , even1ng worsh i P 7 30 p m Wed ne sda y, Chr~s t.an Youth Cru sade . 6 30 p m Cho ir pract 1ce, Thursday, 7 p m DEXTER CHURCH * " THAT LITTI.J;; WEIRDO I TOl.D 'r'OU ABOUT~ .... SOME SRI.ITJ;; HA? SNATCHED HIM AWAV! II llORN WS!l:R OF CHRIST - Cha rl es Russ ell , Sr . mm1ster . Normari C Wlll. su pt Sunday school , 9 JO a m worship servic e. 10 30 am B1ble study, Tuesday, 7 30 p m 'KJU 1\,.\'1/~ itVB&D FOR IS NO LOIJ':€~ A lJ1!; ~1-)1!; REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS - Portland Ra c1ne Road Wdt 1am Roush . pastor Denny Ev an s, Sunday Sch ool D1re ctor Sunday Sc hool. 9 30 am • MQrntng wo rship , 10 30 a m Sunday evenmg serv1c e 7 p m Wedn es day e1Jen1ng prayer serv1ces , 7 30 p m \JJORKI~ tatJ\p ... Her brother realizes that. And so do my wife and I .. . most of the time. But sometimes Sunday mornings mean a r ide in the country •• • sleeping lace ••. receivtng ·: guests. Somethmg, every Sunday. Then one day, watching her trying to read, I realized that fiUmg her mind and bean and soul is a continuous process. It can't be restricted to days. of the week. So Sundays in church have become part of our life style. We all are fmdmg new insights, strengthening our faith, discovering ourse(Yes and God Our Ii«le girl needs help. To this Chris1ian family that's the understatemem of the year! BETHLEHEM BAPTIST - R ev Ea r ! Shul er , pa sto r Wors h1p serv1ce , 9 30 am , Sunday sc hool , 10 30 a m • B 1bl e st udY and prayer se rv 1ce Thursday . 7 30 p m- CARLETON CHURCH - K 1ngsbury Road Gary K 1ng. pa stor Sun day school, 9 30 a m , evemng worship , 7 JO p m Prayer meet mg . Wed nesday , .7 30 p m LONG Copyright 1975 l<ellltl BDTTOM CHRISTIAN - Bru ce Smith , pastor Wallace Damewood, supl Bib le School. 9.30 am METHODIST CHURCH - 7 JO p m FREEDOM Ruth Genesis 1.16-17 649 0 •.:::::::::: ••• :· Service Inc John 13".36·38o . ¥00 WERE 011, HELLO, MR Sll\00 - Scripture• ~elec t e d by Tha Amt1lcan Bible SOcltly Sl raa b1.1•" Vlrg lnlll Thursday Friday Psalms 1 Thessalonians 15· 1-5 1.3-8 1 DIDN'T Hfl\R '(00 COME • Saturday HAMWIERitiCi AT Tl£ lli<IE - ~R£ • LET OLD <ii?AMP HAVE A TR¥ AT T~AT - HOME- Matthew II Corinthians 22.34-39 10"3·6 ====-=="=·=============-=··==~...:=~!!!. ' GOSPEL FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS HEINER'S BAKERY 2 Convenient locations MIDWAY MARKET Pomeroy Ph. m -2512 BOB'S MARKET Mason, Ph. 773-5721 MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST - DUDLEY'S Two Locations Ph. 949-5772 Rae me SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY We Fill Al l Doctors Prescriptions 992·2115 Pomeroy Pomeroy SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT BLUE & GRAY RESTAURANT 100 E. Main Wheels in th' wat.J. Rufus r Fetch J,J"!!II• crowbar' Lotus W. Osborne Ph. 9'12·3486 220 E. Main Pomeroy Pomeroy K&C JEWELERS Ph. 992·2178 BETSY ROSS BAKERY Keepsake Diamond Rings 212 E. Main St., Pomeroy 0. Ga llipotis, 0. 46 Court St. REUTER·BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES 107 Sycamore St. Ph. 992-5130 Middl~port, 59 N. Second St. Groceries & General Merchandise Bakers of Gay 90 Bread Ph . m 3030 Middleport Ph. 992-378l COMMUNITY ROCKSPRINGS - Worship . RUTH'S MARKET MARK V STORE I Formerly Sadie's Market) Ph. 992-3986 • Middleport , Ohio Syracuse RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING ' 700 E. Mam "Hell" Dealer Third St. Middleport RACINE FOOD MARKET Racine Dloi9'12·S248 RAY'S T.V. & HOME ENTERTAINMENT tENTER Rac1ne Sales- Quasar- Service Ph 949-31SI .• .• . Ph. 949-9591 Racine I - • "The Friendly Folks" RALL'S BEN FRANKUN STORE • • ..." If ~ I Meigs Co¥nly Bronch THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Middleport, Ohio 296 W. Second Poiii,OY Ph.991-3163 0 ' WILKINSON 1S • P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Nationwide Insurance Co. of Columbus 0 307 Spring Ave. Pomiroy Dfll992·2l18 I Small Engine Sales & Ser.ice 498 Locu•t St. M1dd ..porl Ph. 991 ·3092 ' 6 30-Fun for EYeryone 6; TV Classroom a; Treehouse Club 10 ., 7 oo-saturday Report 3; Er... LJou're wanted on the phone! 1think it's the mall()r! ftstroGrapM r~~~~~~~~~TI4gR~;A~C::P5;~Z:~~~/Vi«5?'7~iYt~~~r:~Suaingnat (2 wds. ) Bernice Bede Oaol For Baturdoy, Oct. 25, 1t75 ARIES (MilCh 21 · April 111 if \he family pulls together at this 33 Deluge ti me . there wil l be a very definite upswing In the stat us of Its financia l affairs TAURUS (April 20·Mif 201 39 Slight advantage DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it: AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW ZWH'F AF YJXAFAWI EMXE ZWH ZL LZJ SXW EMAST. - FXRBHO GE(IIIINI (MaJ 21 -Junt 201 There are dollar stgns abou t One letter simply stands for 111oth~r In thl.s sample A Is used for the three L's, X for the two O'a, etc. Sln&Ie !etten, opostrophea. the Ienith and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are difterent. ' CRYPTOQUOTES XPCXWEXIH You 'r e go ing to be quite restless today Don't Involve you rself In anyth ing that cou ld tie you to one place too long PZAWI ZWHFHOL OXG . AE ZW VBEOHJ Yetterda)''• Cr)'ptoqQole: AVARJCE ANP LUXURY, THOSE PESTS WHICH HAVE EVI:R BEEN THE RUIN OF EVER1 GREAT STATE.-Tm1S LJVIUS UVY ' I ;; 0 •I •0 ' 'I' • ' ' . I -, portant to you SCORPIO (Ocl. t•·Nov. 22) in order to acc;o mpl1sh your aims today, you may have to employ bolder tactics ~han usual Be tough but fair and you 'll w1n SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Don't be loo qu1ck to follow advice of others If you listen to what they have to say. but do what you feel best you II make out bette r CAPRICORN (Doc. 22·Jtn. It) Set your ambitions and worldly mteresls as1de for the day Latch on to a few lnends who know how to have a good I! me you today It you're a go.gotlor AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. II) Push a little harder on those business deals Someth1 ng unusual will occur to you today that offers a better to do a difficult Job Don't CANCER (Juno 21..Juiy 221 way w8ll Tel! th e boss and star t You have sound managerial qualities today as long as you re resolu t e I n your worktng on It PISCES (Fob. 20·Mtrch 20) II decisions and don·t back off ~au get an invitation loday to Few wtl1 resent your order s go somewh ere you ca n meet new people, go by all means A surpnse Is In store LEO (July 23·Aug. 221 There are som e slow star ters In the fa mily today They 'll requ ire a gentle, bul llrm shove to get lhem moving. VIRGO (Aug. 23·8ept. 22) Gel togeth er socially with one who can hel p further yo ur bu siness plans Keep It llghl. Including the tab. Spill lhe expenses LIBRA (Sept. 23·0cl. 231 Although others may have leisure hours to' whil e away tO· ~Your 'U'Birthday Oct. 25, 1115 Unusual th ings will occur this coming year that will char\Q't you r outlook c:onslderablv. A more In t eres ting Bf'ld charismatic you will result '• ' I Chester, Ohio .K985 • 76 2 t9 • Q 10 54 3 (0 111& 10. . FMIIIHt Syaollcalo, foe .) '' GAUL'S MARKET I The Finest In Mobile Homes 1100 E. Main Pomeroy · Ph. 992·7034 • ...' Mlddleporl, Ohio . KINGSBURY HOME SALES &SERVICE, INC. i i M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODUNER Pomeroy, Ohio .1076 • JIO 8 4 tl08432 EMH - THE DAILY SENTINEL 111 Court 51 Middleport Dial 992-3284 Pom~roy, Ohio . '' GOEGLEIN READY MIX EAST ' 6 oo-Sunrlse Somester 10, Debates for the '70S. Farm Front 4; Eddie Saunders 6; Treehouse Club a, U S Farm Report 10; Kentucky Afield 13 7:3D-Bullwlnkle J; I Dream of Jeannie 4, Jetsons 6; Dusty' s Treehouse a; Man from COSI10; Devlin 13; I ·• 7 Rogers' Neighborhood 20 Mister soum IDI 8.()0-Emergency Plu5 3,4,15, Hong Kong Phooey 6,13; .. J 32 Pebbles & Bamm-Bamm 8,10; Sesame St. 20. a.JO-Josle & the Pussycats 3,4, 15; Tom & Jerrv-Graoe tAQJ75 Ape 6,13; Bugs Bu~ny- Road Runner . 8; Bugs • K J a2 f'I»,<X; LOJ.lSlilT Bunny & Frlends 10. East-West vulnerable 9 oo-Secret Lives of Waldo Kilty 3.4,15; Elec. Co. 20 ~01.1~ '/ai.OW 9:30-Pink Panther 3,4, 15; Lost Saucer 13; Big Blue P,t..k:>e-5 FOR A WeSI Nortb Eaot Soulb Marble 6; Scooby.Doo 8, 10; Mister Rogers 20. lO :oo-Land of the Lost 3.4, 15; Ad.entures of Gilligan I t t3, Hot Dog 6; Shazam 8, 10; Sesame St. 20. Pass ' 2 • Pass 3. 10:JD-Run Joe Run 3,4,15; GrooYie Goalies 6,13 11 :oo-Relurn to the Planet of the Apes 3,4,15; Speed Pass 3 • Pass 3N T. Pass 6 N T Pass Pass Buggy 6,13; Space Nuts a, 10; E lee . Co 20. Pass 11 :30-Weslwlnd 3,4,15, Oddball Couple 6,13; Ghost Opemng lead - 6 A Busters 8, 10. Mister Rogers 20. 12 :oo-Jetsons 3,4, 15; Uncle Croc's Block 6, 13; Valley '----------' A Maryland reader wants to of the Dinosaurs a,10; Vegetable Soup 20. 12:30--Go-USA 3,4, 15, American Bandstand 6,13 ; Fat By Oswald a. James Jacoby know the value or the old Albert a,10 adage, " When in doubt, lead 1:oo-Soul Train 3, It Takes a Thief 4; Children'• Film trumps". Festival 8, 10, World Conference 15; Hiller 33. It IS worth very httle A 1 :3D-<:ollege Football Pre-Game Show 6,13 better one 1s " When not in 1 :45-College Football 6,13 doubt lead trumps". 2:oo-Marshall Football '75 3, Movie "To Kill a (Do you have a quest/On Mockingbird" 4, Viewpoint 8; Urban League 10. for the experts? Wrole "Ask 2:30--NFL Game of the Week 3; Movie "The 300 the Jacobys " care of this Spartans" a, Movie "It Started with a KIS!" 10. newspaper The Jacobys will 3·oo-Green Acre• J; Bonanza 15, Family at War 33 .. answer mdov1dual questoons 3:30-Movle "The Old·Fashloned W~y" 3. 1f stamped, self-addressed 4 oo-wreslling 15; Making Things Grow 33. envelopes are enclosed. The 4 30-Probe: The World Around Us 4, Sports Spec· most mlerestmg questoons lacular 8, 10; Preserving Food 33. Will be used m thiS column 5:oo-FBI 3; Wide World of Sporls 13; I Dream ot and w111 rece1ve copoes of Jeannie 4; Greatest Sports Legends 6; Public Polley Forums 15; French Chef 33. JACOBY MODERI/.) 5 30-Adam·12 4; Mission · Impossible 6; Erica 33. N5-Maklng Things Work 33. 6:oo-News 3,4,a, 10; God has the Answer 15; Catch 33 33. by THOMAS JOSEPH 6:30-,-NBC News 3,4, 15, ABC News 13; N~ws 6; Rhoda 8; CBS News 10; Lilias Yoga & You 33. "T>IIS IS IT, BCNS ! AFTER WE ACROSS 40 Fix an alarm 7·ao-World at War 3; Lawrence Wlk 15; Hee How 6,8; MOVE "THESE IUX:l<S, \'OU I I Chalcedony clock CAN ST.O.RT 016GfNG . N .,....... Firing Line 33; In the Know 10; Newsmaker '75 13. 5 French 41 Run into 7·30-Treasure Hunt J; Last of the Wild 10; Wild playwright, DOWN Kingdom 13. Jean 1 Vamoose! a·ao-Emergency 3,4,15: Howard Cosell 6,13, Jef. fersons a, 10; Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 33. 10 "The Great %San Antonio 8 30-Doc a,10. Paci(1cator" attraction 9:QO-Incredlble Flight of the Snow Gee!le 3; SWAT II Placid 2 Glossy 6,13; MoYie "Born Innocent" 4,15: Mary Tyler 12 Good black Moore a, 10; American Family 33. review 4 Stain Yesttnlay's Aaswer 9 30-Bob Newhart 8,1 0. 13 Appear 5 Bud-like IO :DO-Your Show of Shows 3, Matt Helm 6,13, Carol %1 Prosciutto's 29 Drop 14 French 110111 growth Burnett a, 10; Sound!!age 33 .preservative In prl)1S Just miss II ·DO-News 3,4,a,10,13; Buckeye Foolball Highlights 1 Before 2% Clandestine mmciaUon 6; Outdoors with Ken Callaway 15; Monty Python's the cup 7 On edge !3 Star In 30 Military F lkylng Circus 33 1' - ord!nalre 8 Railroad Scorpio blockade II : 15-700 Club 12. 17 Neighbor locomoUves %4 Place of 11 3D-Movie " Stranger on leh Run" J; Saturday Night of Idaho Interest 31 Principle t Adolescent 4,15; ABC News 6; Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 8; 19 "Jotmny %5 Straw hal 36 Donkey Woody Hayeo: Football 10; MoYie 'Vampire Men of _ Note" II French river %6 Uninterested (Fr.) the Lost Planet" 13; Janakl 33. /-'~::::=:-...,._20 Grow old 15 Craze 11 . 45-MoYie " The Vampire" 6. %8 V.M.I. 21 Litigant 18 Queen's 12 DO-MoYie " How To Save a Marriage" 10. studen;t_,.,.....,.,,..:;;;:::;:;::::, %%Make out Z4 Low In 1 DO-MoYie " The Cossacks" 4; lo.ovle " The Sorpitch cerers" 13. 1·30-Soul Train 6 Sacrifice, 2:DO-Movle " Bridge to the Sun" 10 In baseball 2:30-ABC News 13 Book· 3:DO-Movle " Hide and Seek" 4. keeper's 4:DO-Movle "Dangerou• Crossing" 10. 5:DO-MoYie " The Young Doctor." 4. Z7 Table scrap day , yo u shou ld press, w1th aU ~ %8Argue you r streng th a goal very Imagainst WEST 38 Symmetrized '' The Store with A Hearl Ph . 949·3342 ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION POWELL'S SUPER VALU I . I ' then and only then d1d he jettison a club. South cashed dummy 's last spade and East let another club go The ace-king and queen of hearts and ace or clubs were cashed Ieavmg West with the jack of hearts and 10 of diamonds while East was holdmg on to the queen and 10 or clubs South knew where the h1gh diamond was. He didn't know who had the Jack of hearts and who had the queen of clubs He led a second club from dummy East played the 10 and South dec1ded that East had started with four clubs to the 10. He rose with the kmg and another slam had bit the dust. refuge 34 Rearrange the facts 35 Abusive outburst 37 Mortgage Pomeroy Dial992-2101 Fine Food & Service I ' Ph. 949·5961 McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE Locust St. .'' MEIGS TIRE CENTER • AQ4 .AKQS3 t K6 .A96 •• ~wd ALLEY OOP Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W Va . WAID CROSS SONS STORE 2 two di~ards were spades and 7.30--Porler Wagoner 3, Bobby VInton 4, Candid Camera 6, EYenlng Edltlon=wllh (!Mrlln Agronsky 20, $25,000 Pyramid 10, T Tell e lrulh 13; Pop Goes the Country 1l, Blac er. clive on the News 33. a oo-Bob Hope 3,4, 15, Movie "Sounder" 6,13; Big Eddie 10; Washington Week In ReYiew 20,33. a 3D-MASH a, 10; Wail Street Week 20,33. 9:()0-1-iawall Five 0 8, 10; UN. Day Concerl 20,33. 10 oo-Pollce Woman 3,4,15, ABC News Closeup 6,13; Barnaby Jones 6; Tony & Lena 10. 10 3D-Woman 9 II oo-News 3,4,6,a,10,13,15,20; ABC News 33. II 3D-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15; Wide World Special 13; Sammy & Co 6; Pan.Amerlcan Games a; Movie " Fury of the Wolf Man" 10; Janakl 33. II 40-MoYie "Call to Danger" 8 I oo-Midnlght Special 3,4, 15 ; Wide World Special 6; Movie " The 1-iorrible Dr Hichcock" 10, News 13. 2:30-Movle " Mirage" 4. 4.30--Movle " Island of Terror" 4 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1975 . ~~U\®~ With the hope it will. in some measure, foster and help sustain that which is good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. MISSION at Bald Knob . Rev E J Grtff1lh , sup! of church R ev L R Gluesencamp , pastor , Roger Wtllfred , Sr , Sunday School supt Sunday schoo l 9 30 am • pr a yer meet ing , Tuesday 1 30 p m yo uth m eetm g, 6 p m Sunday , lead ers Ada Van Meter and Gr etta Su ttle Sunday evenmg w orship , 7 p m through w mter months BAPTIST - Miles, Troul , day, 7 p 111 POSIOr Sunday Sc hool , 10 RUTLAND Advarll11ng Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Preaching service, 10 45 a.m . No even;ng servoce HYSEll RUN FREE Rev Paul Nev ille , pastor Su nday Sc hool 9 JO a m , Morn mg ser'\nce . 10 JO am , youth serv1c e, 6 45 p m Evangei1St1c serv 1ce 7 30 p m Prayer mee t. ng, Thur sday. not our great expert. His first NORTH m mtster 30 ll.)E'RE LETTING 400 001 1-!E~IRUD. BECAIJSE lA.'E FEEL. THAT 400 p ~K I~ITIATIUE. ~ • Television log for easy viewing '0 . t rl •l.:la nd Nor r 1s pas ror . I loyd Norr 1s supt Sunday ~c h o ot. 9 lO am , morntng c;c-r mon tO 30 il m , Prayer SNVIC C We dn E'Sday l 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY - G P m llh pastor !, unday School. tO i'l 01 , Ar thur H enson . ~ up t Morn1ng Worshi p, 11 <t n1 Young Peopl e's ser v1ce. 7 p m Even mg serv1c e. 7 lO p n 1 We d ne~day M1d Week Pr aye r ~c r iJ tC e, 7 30 p m , Yo uth mect1 ng 6 30 p m Evenmg wor sh1p , 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev H erb er t Gra t e, pa sto r WorShip ser1J1C e, 11 am and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Sc hooL 9 JO am Rtchard Barton , sup! Prayer meeting , Wed nes d ay , 7 30 p m am • Le on Miller . su pt CHURCH Sunday Sc:hool Eve ning serv ice, 1 30 p m , 9 30 ft ,m , worship service, 11 Prayer meet ing , Th ursday , a.m Wednesday Prayer 10 a m Ch ur ch School 9 a m 7 30 P m meet ing, 7 30 p m Youth UMYF 6 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF services , Frldav , 1 30 p.m, MIOOLEPORT CLUSTER GOD-Rev . Bob [)y Porter . Sundav night worship, 7·30 Rev. Robert Bumgarner Sunday school , 9 JO HEATH WorSh ip 10 30 pastor ~ m , worsh i p service . 11 RUTLAND CHURCH Of: a m . Chu r ch Schoo l 9 30 am • evening ser vice, 7 30, THE NAZARENE Rev em • UMY F 1 p m serv !c e, Wednesday , Ll oy d D Gnmm , Jr , pastor . RUTLAND - Worship 9 1l 1youth 30 p m l sunday schooL 9 30 a m . a m , Church School 10 a m , LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN worshiP ser~Jice ~ 10 30 am UMYF7 p m CHURCH Ted Jones bro adcas t liv e OIJer WMPO : SALEM CENTER pa stor sunday sc hool . 9 youn g p_eople's ser v tc c. 6 45; WorShtP 9 am • Chu rch am , Roy S gman . supt , e~JangehSf iC service , 7 30 p m 1 Scl'lOOI 10 am .; UMYF Thurs morn 1ng worship , 10 . 30 , , Prayer meeting , Wedn.esday , day , 7 p m Sunday even ing servi ce,] 30. 7 30 p m • M IS SIOnary SYRACUSE cLUSTER m1d week ser vi ce , Wed meet 1ng , 7 30 P m ftrst Rev. Richard E . Jarvis nesday , 7 30 p m Wed nesday of month ASBURY WorShip 11 SYRACUSE CHURCH OF MASON COUNTY am , Church Sc hool 9. 50 THE NAZARENE - ROY am , WSCS, 1st Tuesday. MASON FIRST BAPT IST FOREST RUN - Worship 9 Howard C B!ack, pastor . Bob a m • Church Sc hool 10 a m , Moore . Sund ay Sc hool Supt. , Second and Po meroy Sh , WSCS Jrd Wednesday. 7 30 Sunday Sc hooL classes for all Stan Cra ,g , pastor Sunday ages , 9 JO am , mornmg sc hooL 9 45 a m , worship Pn> servt ce , 11 am , training MINERSVILLE - Worsh ip wor ship, 10 45, NYPS Sund ay, un ion. 6 30 p m , even1ng 10 a m • Church School9 a m , 6 30 p m , eva ngelistic ser worsh!p servlce, 7 30 p m wscs 3rd Monday, 7 30 p m vice , Sunday , 7 30 p m Mid SY RACUSE - - Church week prayer meeting , Wed M td week prayer servic e, Sch ool. 9 30 a.m .• worsh i p n esday , 7 30 p m , M ISSIOnary Wedn esd ay, 1·30J' m . MASON CH RCH OF meeting , second Wednesdey , serv ice. 7 30 p m . CHR 1ST, P 0 Box 497 , Mill er 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER UNITED FAITH NON · Sr , Masou . w Va Sunday Rev S1even Wilson - DENOMINATIONAL - Rey Btb !e ~ tudy 10 am , Worship Rev Howard Shtvtley Robert Smith, pastor sunday 11 am end 7 p m Bible Study BETHANY (Dorcas) 9 30 a .m .,, c l ass Wedne sd ay 7 p m , Vocal wors h iP 9 JO a m church scttool. l eader , Lt~ o H il l . worship music SChOO! 10 30 !) m FIRST SOUTHERN , 10 30 am , churc h , , CARMEL - Worshi p, 10 ll service 7 30 pm BAPTIST - Corner of Second r!l m every Sunday , chur ch EDEN UNITED and Ande r son , Mason Pastor , school 10 30 e m BRETHREN IN CHURIST - Wa lt er Clo ud Sunday school , 1 APP!..E GROVE Sund8y E lden R Blake , pas to r' 9 45 am . worsh1p serv 1ce, 11 Sc hool. 9 30 am , worship , nda y School 10 am , a n1 and 7.30 p m Weekly first and th ird Sunda ys, 7 30 Su McCoy , supt , Dible study , Wednesday , 7 JO p m , p raye r meeflng , Howard sermon . 11 am .• pm We dn esday. 7 30 p m Morn1ng MASON ASSEMBLY OF nday n !gh t servLces r.-et l owshlp sUppe r . flrsl Su Chris t~ &.!) Endeavor , 7 . 30 GOD, Dudding Lane , Mason , s- aturday , 6 p . m u M w. p m song servtce , II p m , W Va . Chester Tennant. sec ond Tuesday , 7 30 p m Pastor Sunday Sc hoo l 9 45 Preachtng 8.30 p m Mid EAST LETART - Sunday We ek '•Praye am Children 's Church 6 45 ~ee t t ng , school. 9· 30 am wor sh ip We dn fsday , 7r:: p m .• Ray p m Young People 's Servi ce second and fourth Sundays, 6 <1 5 p m , Evengell stic . lav leader 7 30 p.m ,' prayer meet1ng , Adams CHURCH OF JESUS Serv ice 7 30 p m , women 's 7 30 p rn , CHR We dnesday 1ST Lo ca t ed at Mtsslonarv Cou ncil 10 a m . U M W.. firsf Wednesday , 7 30 Ruttand~ on New Llina Road . fi r st and tll l rd Tuesdays pm I to Forest Ac r e Park , Prayer and Stble Study, WESLEYAN C Rac1nel - ne)C Rh Rous e pastor . We dnesday, 1 30 p m s unoay sch ool. 10 a . m l' Ro berl Ray Mus!er , Sunde )' School Worsht p, 11am ; B ible study , sup! S un~ay school. 10 30 Thu rsday 7 p m . choir am • worshiP 7. 30 p m Btble HARTFORD CHUR ~ H OF prr:tc l1ce . Thur sday , 8 p m , Wednesd ay , 7 30 p m : CHJOIIST 1n Chr istian Union · 1 ·· ttowsh•r su pp er firs t study C' . aturday nlqht pray11 r ser The Rev Wtlllam Campbell, We dnes da y , 6 30 p m , p :~ stor . sunday Scf\Oo l, 9 30 U M W fourth Monday , 8 p m VICe 7 10 p nl HEMLOCK GROVE r:t rn . James Hughes . sup! , GRE AT BEND - Wo rs h1 p Rog~r. even1ng service. 7 30 p m 11 a n1 , 2n d and 4th Sundays , CHRISTIAN Watson, pas to r , Wallace WedneSdi'IY tiJenino prayer Churc h School. 10 a m BradfOrd , supt ., morning I'Y)C'e t !n g , 7' 30 p m Y oUth ~ETART FALLS Wor worship, 9 30 . church school , prayer servtce each Tuesday sh1 p , 10 a,m , Chvr th sc hool , 9 young people's FAIRVIEW BIBLE Dibl e study , 1 30 p m 10 ~ 30 , a n1 meeting, 6: 30 p.m 1 evening CHURCH . Le t8rt W Va , Rt c~e r y Tuesd.,V 7:30 p.m.; Bible I , Rev Geo rg e Hosc har . MORNING STAR - Wor WOflhlp, . Wednesd.ey, 7· 30 p ,m pastor t, ~ nday School 9 30 ShIP 9 30 a m ; Church SC hOOl $tudv ' ' r UtHtfflf' ~ 'BArTIST a 11t Prayr r and B1ble study to 1na .m ; Mid Week Servtce . I' ( v Cet lt Co)C , pastor 1 10 p m Cottage Pray er Wednesaay , " p m unday ~c hool supt • Joe '• ervlc c 1 ucs day . 10 am MORS E CHAPEL :-,ayrc . ~ unday schooL 9 ·45 Wor sh i p •. ~.; r \llce. Thu r sd ay , ' 1H •, 1 ! •J 1st iln d Jrd a Ill , Sunday even ing wor 7 10 p n1 ' w 1 rl·lY ~ U 1u 1l t1 ' choo l (l: am ' ••• n1ms Rev Rev Jam es H Lea ch. pastor Sunday school. 9 30 a m , FREEWILL BAPTIST - School . 9 30 a m , Gelaid Rus se ll Spencer . sup! , corner Ash and Plum . Mid Wells, supt Morn ing worship , Worship service , 10 45 a m , dle por t. Noe l H er rmen , 10 30 ~ m Sun day evenln g Even 1ng wor ! h •P alt ern at 1ng pas tor Satu rday eve n1ng wors h1p , 7 30 , Prayer w11h c E ar 7.30 p m on serv ice , 7 p m sunday school mee t1 ng , Wednesday, 7 30 p sunday Prayer meeting , 7 30 p m Wednesday Alf r ed 10 a m , Sunday evening m Wolfe. lay leader worsh•P · 7 p m · RACINE FiRST BAPTIST WHITE ' S CHAPEL MEIGS - · WatterP B1kacsan . pa stor ' Coo lv 1l l e RD Rev Roy COOPERATIVE Ronnie Sftlser . Sunday school Deeter . p as to r Sunday sc hool. PAR ISH sup! Sunday school. 9 30 9 JO a m worSh i P serv1ce , THE UNITED a m . mornin g wor sh ip , 10 ' 40 10 30 am Bible study and METHODIST CHURCH Sunday even ing wor ship, 7 30 , prayer serv 1ce. Wednesday , Robert T Bumgarner Wed ne sday evening Bi bl e 7 30 p m D1rector ~UTLAN D stud y, 7 30 POMEROY CLUSTER DANVI~LE WESLEYAN ' R"Ul'i:AND CHURCH OF Rev. Robert Hayden Rev Lelon Glasure, pastor CHRIST Rod Kas ter . Rev 0 Wm. Sydenstrick er CHESTER - Wo r ship 9 15 !; unday School. 9 30 am , pastor , V H Braley , Sunday yo ut h and junior you th ser sc hoo l supt Sunday sc hool. a m , Church Sc hool 10 a m even 1ng 9 JO am , wor sh ip se r vice ENTERPRISE - Worship , v1ce. 6 45 p m worshi p, 7. 30 p m , pray er and commun1on . 10 30 am , 9 a m , Church School , 10 am FLATWOODS Wor ship , an d pra ise , We dn esday , 1 JO youthme et1ng , 6p m . Sunday evenmg serv1ce . 7. r eg ular 11 am Chur ch School . 10 p m SILVER RUN FREE board meetm g thtrd Sa tur ""' POMEROY 10 30a .m , Church School9 • o' 60T ONE "? GOT ONE WKAT ? 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The Miss les 10 p m On CBS Bronk nvest ga es a by young woman s death tratklng down the mvn n her pho o album wltn Sa y Kirk land llpm .... •• •• ~ •• • • ~ •• DAILY SENTINEL, POMEROY, OHIO Dose) CBS presents You re a Good Spar Chal' e Brown Our hapless hero enters a charl y mo ocross a motorcycle obstac e course He s p lted aga nst Pepperm nt Pe ty and The Masked Marve {an anony mous beagle PBS has consumer Surv val K t Ton gh We Got You A Look a F oar Covered Cove ngs R) ABC a rs Welcome Back Ko er Eps en loses a f gh and runs away ~ P m CBS present~ Perry Como s a L&ke Tahoe Ho day mus cal va ely salute to he g ea ou doors w th Bob Hope Anne Murrey B II e Jean K ng sa ndra Palmer and other fema e athle es On PBS The Ascent Of Man The S arry Stranger Early attempts o map th e heavens cutm nat ng n Gal leo s here5y tr a for suggest ng the earfh moved around he sun ( R) ABC has The Rook es Two h eves nture J II while stealing blood from the hosp tal 9 lOp m On NBC Po Ice Story The Cui Man Caper Wh te off cers Robe t Hooks and Scoey M tchell ook tor armed rob bers he r nforman con man Lou GosseH s eats the r w re ap device 10 p m PB S a rs Woman Alive Becom no Tough Enough Se f asse 1 veness ra n ng Also carol ne Blr<l discusses volun eer work and the New York Lyr c Ar s Trip plays mus c by worn en compose s On Beacon H I CBS Fawn does a screen test for 0 W Gr ffl h On ABC Marcus Welby M D and D K ley d sagree when bran surgeon Tony Geary recommends psychosurg ery on A do Ray Who hn v o en fits scr pi by Eugene Pr ce 10 lO p m On Woman PB S A Conversa on with E z:abeth Janeway par 2 The lluthor of Man s world Wom~m s Place ta ks w th Sandra Elk n abou power and me fear of I Women who shy away from power wll f nd tha the r fear s 1us as corrupt ng as the Ius for power Ms Janeway con tends 11 JO p m ABC Mystery K Two 'B rds Susan Hampsh re and Gabr le le Drake Amer can tour sts become nvolved n ex con Dav d Drake s at empt to recover money ne once robbed from a bank NBC Ton Qht Show Johnny carson w h Tom Braden Diane Keaton Paul Williams CBS Movie The Adventures starr ng of Nick Car er Robert conrad es New Yorks turn of he century detectlt.~e Gloria loses her job - because shes pregnant ABC football M nnesota Vlk ngs at Chicago Bears NBC movie The L ves of Jenny Dolan Reporter Shirley Jones Investigates the assassl nat lon of e governor end hree other atmos s mu aneous deaths w th Stephen Boyd Farley Granger George Griz zard Mel Ti lis PBS pr~ents The Trlba Eye sweat of tt'1e Sun Early goldwork n Middle and South America by the Aztec and Inc& c vi za t ons and he techniques and rituals tnat survive among the r descendents In Me1dco Peru and Colomb a 8pm NBC airs Lit e House on the Prairie Leura and the Widow Snider ry to rick the r beaux In o esklng them to a dance by mak ng them jealous On A.BC When Thjngs Were Ro en There Goes the Ne ghborhood The Sheriff p ans Sherwood MeadOws e housing project to disp ace 1 30 p m Robin and hiS men Phyl sIs on CBS On CBS Tony Orlando and 'p,.m On CBS IIi( In the F•mlly Dawn Gues s Barbara Eden ' Jo p m Maude is Ol") CBS Mrs Naug11tuck s al tales cos everyone money wl h J Pa 0 Ma ey PBS has Rea idodes 10 p m CBS has Med ce Center Gra efu patient David Opatashu an o I rich em r rles to buy he medical center end present If lo Or Gannon Also stars Lou se Lasser as a w dow with whom the pa ent fa s In love and Dick Shawn as her PBS a rs the Wo ld Congress of the Deaf (w th capt ons 1 II 30 p.m NBC has the Tonighl Show Rober a F ack Is guest hOst CBS Movie The Elevator f ~74! Myrna Loy coro Lyn ey and Roddy McDowall among others are stuck n an eleva or with James Farentlno an armed robber who s IJ b cl.eus rophob c d rec od by Jerry Jameson TUESDAY 7p m PBS a rs Gett n Over Unplanned Par en hood 1 . COn 7 30 p m PBS a rs a National Geo graph c special The ncred ble Mach ne E G Marsha narra es hi!lo oak. Ins. d e '3195 1974 FORD GRAN TORINO '3295 2 Dr hardlQI. a perfecl low mileage car f there ever was one Fully equipped with stereo radio with tape air con dltlonlng and al goodies New 76 Ford trade In Pontiac s flnesl 4 Dr hardtop air conditioning & full equlpmenl One careful ocal owner new Ford lrade In '2595 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO 4 Dr hardtop one local owner power steering & automatic 8pm NBC presents Van Dyke and Company s arr ng D ck Van Dyke w h Gabr eJ Kaptpn Lynne L p on he Los. Angeles M me Troupe Ken Mars Carl Re ner ke end T na Turner The Wallons are on CBS 01 v a Wa on mothe of seven wants another ch ld but the doctor warns against On ABC Barney M I er One of Barney s de ectives s accused of shak ng down a homosexua PBS l! rs The Roman c Rebell on lngras par R) 8 30 p m ABC a s On The Rocks Fl st mer N cky Pa k gels a Dear John etter PBS a s C ass c Theatre Prev ew The Human t es n Art Ton ght a p ev ew of Votta re s cand de WEDNESDAY AlJt an Mobile One Thieves 1 30 p m demand ransom for vial of eook B.. t PBS The rad 011ct ve material Fighl Norman Millers look 0~ NBC The Faml y Hotvak a Muhammad All George Foreman & Co at r ngslde in Kinshasa Zaire 1972 PONTIAC GRAN PRIX 7pm 8 30 p m Thl! s My Mama on ABC ! Pm 1...annol} son CBS Bare a s on ABC To solve some lewe ro bber Ies Bare 11 e has to rus an ex con who may be double crossing h1m W th Charles Ou n ng on PBS Great Performen ces Jennie Ton ght Triumph and Tragedy Lord Rando l)h s career triumphs but hs marr age falters and he 111 con rae s syph s NBC has Doc ors Hospl at Mov e mogu Robert L.ogQ a s an lmposslb e pa en only oraerlo; Cliff DeYoung can deal with him 10 p m 302 V 9 • good looking and running car This man lrade> Fords every lwo years 1972 FORD LTD 4 DR. '1895 1972 FORD GAL 500 51795 Hardtop alr cond itioning and full equipment Shows good care 4 Dr Sedan air conditioning and full equipment Worth much more ?95 1970 FORD 6 CYL MAVERICK 2 Dr Sedan a real value '695 1968 DiEV. IMPAlA 2 DR. Hardlop auto trans small V 8 You ll be surprised you coo buy this good of a car for this low price :H!e I-red Blaettnar Pat Hili Melvm L1Hie or Dan Thompson Open Evenmgs T111 00 Except Thurs and Sat Til5 00 9pm PBS a rs Cli!tss c Theatre The Human t es n Art Ton ght Candide VoltP res sa re on nnocence Frank F nlay por rays he eutho NBC a rs Ellery Queen CSS mov e The French connection ( 972 Gene Hack man as ne co cs cop Popeye Doyle on the tra or heron merchant Fernando Rey D rec ed by w 11 am Fr edk n (CBS adv ses v ewer d sere DAN PHONE 992·2196 on I On ABC The Sl ee s of San Franc sco Keller tr es to pro ect a woman who w tnessed her boyfr end s murder closer you look The better we look 10 p m On ABC Harry 0 checks ou a nurs ng home that may be a Race front for he underworld 5pm NBC a rs Med cal Story ABC w de wor d of Sports The Moont gh Hea er Dr 7pm Robert Forster Jeopard zes h s Firing Line PBS w Ill am career by work ng a second 10b as overn gh surgeon at an Buckley d scusses Runn ng the Wh e House w tn Donald emergency hosp al ass stan lo the Rumsfeld 10 30 p m PBS a rs Reflec ions Paul Pres dent lpm Ehrt ch The Jeffersons are on CBS 11 30 p m NBC presents two Oisner, NBC Ton ght show w th moves Hurricane Hannah Johnny Carson Mannix s on ABC F lm star documentary on a 1961 storm In Robert Conrad rea lly can 1 the Gulf of Mexico and the bel eve someone s out to get largely successful safety meas ures taken ega nsf and him The Absent M nded Prates 11 :n p m sor Fred MacMurrav d scov CBS Move The Fam ty w h 1973) Free ance h man ers an i gravity stuff Keenan Wynn Charles Bronson gets. rei g on On ABC Saturday N gh L ve with J I Ireland as Vanes~ he no so n ce worn an he loves wi h Howar d Cosell In ernationat Anima on Fes and Tel y Savalas 1 val Is on PBS F ve features 12 JO p m about The Bo)( On ABC Longs r~ looks ncluding Noah and his ark (Rl no a New Orleans murder 1 30 p m FRIDAY lp m N1Jt a rs Sanford and Son CBS a rs Doc 9pm On CBS Mary Tyler Moore Edd e and and Sue Ann Nivens become big sis ers to wo delinquent Honey meet Bang Bang s brother Boom Boom features girls with M&ekenl e Philips On CBS Big Harvey Lembeck On PBS wasn ngton week In Review ABC airs Barbary Coas I 30 Devils Cherlot Rev Holvak hears a deathbed confession but Is morelly bound not o reveal 11 Rhoda Is on CBS Brenda akes In a roomma e who Is beauf lfu and much oo nterest ed In Joe writ en by Pat Nardo and G orla Banta On PBS The Last Grave of 0 mbaza Examination of Soutn Africa s policy of apar held - race separation ALL 1975 New Ford Demos & Used Cars offered at sacr1f1ce pr1ce Compare anywhere The closer you look the better we look! PB S hBs Black Perspect ve on he News Gues Aryeh Ne er of the Ame can C v I L ber es Un on 0 Brien Pernel Roberts She ley Win ers llpm •• PB s has Ge In Over On a with Broder ck Crawtord Pal PBS Irs Kup S ShOW MONDAY lp m son SEND RESUME TO BOX 729-C, THURSDAY 6 30om 8 30 p m Now 11695 11~95 sco JacotJy K m Hun er John Larch P ppa Sc ott CBS Mev e Torpedo Run ( 1958) World Wa II sub commande Glenn Ford nad ve en ly s nks a p son sh p the Japanese used to screen an alrcraf ca rrier H s w fe and baby were aboard and now he seeks revenge s ood AIR & VAN ZANDT ~ -- Your Dollar Will 71 Cutlass Coupe green green v nyl In V8 auto trans steer no SS whee s See One of these Courteous Salesmen Pete Bums, Ltoyd Mclaughlm or Mamn Keebaugh • .."'.. ......• ....... .. PRICES ARE FAUING WITH THE LEAVES 1974 CHEV 4 WH DRIVE $4495 '• ton 8 Fleetslde 350 V 8 engine automat c trans power steering and brakes 15 on and off Highway I res a real go getter ~ RIJBBER BACK CARPET~ONSULTANT 52'95 ...• --"". 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Thoroughbred Championship nee tor 3 year oldl and up from Stnta Anita Tr'ack Arcadia Ca f tnternaHonal Superb ke SATURDAY 12 30 p m Oh wl h PBS lion Jeanne Wolf tamer Gunther Gobel W II ams 1 30 p m fapprox) ABC has CO lege IOOibOI NBC Tonight show Johnny 4 30 p m Carson is host o Truman tBS Sporls SllfC ocul•r The C•po~e 1130pm S WAT S on ABC Hondo catches a racetrack th ef h s two partners ry o free h m at the rat Fee ures El sha Cook Jr 9 30 p m Bob Newhart Is on CBS decides his p ofesslon s less and seeks gu dance h s o d prof Keenan Wynn agrees w h h m Bob use from who 10 p m On CBS Carol Burnett w th ROddY McDowall sa utes Cote Per e songs nclude Any th ng Goes Le s Do 11 It was Just One of Those Th ngs And some musica tongue twisters On PBS Soundstage The Bee Gees w h Yvonne E lman Select ons Inc ude I ve Golta Ge e Message o You To Love Somebody ABC has Ma Hem B rth dsy par tv clown (he s a h man) kll s his target s ne gh bor Mar yn Mason he lucky one seeks out Mat Helm her to mer assoc ate 1130pm On NBC Weekend the Wash ngton cock a I party circuli and a v si t to the a c of New Yorks Metropo itan Mu seum of Art a warehouse across town Meigs Property Transfers Pkul Baker Ins Baker to Larry s Mob1le Home Sales Inc Lot 107 Horton & Dabney s Pomeroy Clyde Stewart to Ira E Van COQney Parcel Pomeroy Edwm Sellers Yvonne M Sellers to Edwin Sellers Yvonne M Sellers 26 Acre Sutton Rober l S While Dove While to Berkeley C Faulkner Jr Esther D Faulkner lnt In 35 A Orange Esther D Faulkner 1 Berkeley C Faulk~er to TOM RUE MOTORS "76's ARE HERE" 74 Ply Duster 6 cyl P s air cond 1l 000 miles lad oHictal car 74 Ply Valiant BrougiNtm 4 dr P S P B air cond 311 VI best ol the Valiants factory oflldol car •3695 74 Dodge Chit rger 5. 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The Miss les 10 p m On CBS Bronk nvest ga es a by young woman s death tratklng down the mvn n her pho o album wltn Sa y Kirk land llpm .... •• •• ~ •• • • ~ •• DAILY SENTINEL, POMEROY, OHIO Dose) CBS presents You re a Good Spar Chal' e Brown Our hapless hero enters a charl y mo ocross a motorcycle obstac e course He s p lted aga nst Pepperm nt Pe ty and The Masked Marve {an anony mous beagle PBS has consumer Surv val K t Ton gh We Got You A Look a F oar Covered Cove ngs R) ABC a rs Welcome Back Ko er Eps en loses a f gh and runs away ~ P m CBS present~ Perry Como s a L&ke Tahoe Ho day mus cal va ely salute to he g ea ou doors w th Bob Hope Anne Murrey B II e Jean K ng sa ndra Palmer and other fema e athle es On PBS The Ascent Of Man The S arry Stranger Early attempts o map th e heavens cutm nat ng n Gal leo s here5y tr a for suggest ng the earfh moved around he sun ( R) ABC has The Rook es Two h eves nture J II while stealing blood from the hosp tal 9 lOp m On NBC Po Ice Story The Cui Man Caper Wh te off cers Robe t Hooks and Scoey M tchell ook tor armed rob bers he r nforman con man Lou GosseH s eats the r w re ap device 10 p m PB S a rs Woman Alive Becom no Tough Enough Se f asse 1 veness ra n ng Also carol ne Blr<l discusses volun eer work and the New York Lyr c Ar s Trip plays mus c by worn en compose s On Beacon H I CBS Fawn does a screen test for 0 W Gr ffl h On ABC Marcus Welby M D and D K ley d sagree when bran surgeon Tony Geary recommends psychosurg ery on A do Ray Who hn v o en fits scr pi by Eugene Pr ce 10 lO p m On Woman PB S A Conversa on with E z:abeth Janeway par 2 The lluthor of Man s world Wom~m s Place ta ks w th Sandra Elk n abou power and me fear of I Women who shy away from power wll f nd tha the r fear s 1us as corrupt ng as the Ius for power Ms Janeway con tends 11 JO p m ABC Mystery K Two 'B rds Susan Hampsh re and Gabr le le Drake Amer can tour sts become nvolved n ex con Dav d Drake s at empt to recover money ne once robbed from a bank NBC Ton Qht Show Johnny carson w h Tom Braden Diane Keaton Paul Williams CBS Movie The Adventures starr ng of Nick Car er Robert conrad es New Yorks turn of he century detectlt.~e Gloria loses her job - because shes pregnant ABC football M nnesota Vlk ngs at Chicago Bears NBC movie The L ves of Jenny Dolan Reporter Shirley Jones Investigates the assassl nat lon of e governor end hree other atmos s mu aneous deaths w th Stephen Boyd Farley Granger George Griz zard Mel Ti lis PBS pr~ents The Trlba Eye sweat of tt'1e Sun Early goldwork n Middle and South America by the Aztec and Inc& c vi za t ons and he techniques and rituals tnat survive among the r descendents In Me1dco Peru and Colomb a 8pm NBC airs Lit e House on the Prairie Leura and the Widow Snider ry to rick the r beaux In o esklng them to a dance by mak ng them jealous On A.BC When Thjngs Were Ro en There Goes the Ne ghborhood The Sheriff p ans Sherwood MeadOws e housing project to disp ace 1 30 p m Robin and hiS men Phyl sIs on CBS On CBS Tony Orlando and 'p,.m On CBS IIi( In the F•mlly Dawn Gues s Barbara Eden ' Jo p m Maude is Ol") CBS Mrs Naug11tuck s al tales cos everyone money wl h J Pa 0 Ma ey PBS has Rea idodes 10 p m CBS has Med ce Center Gra efu patient David Opatashu an o I rich em r rles to buy he medical center end present If lo Or Gannon Also stars Lou se Lasser as a w dow with whom the pa ent fa s In love and Dick Shawn as her PBS a rs the Wo ld Congress of the Deaf (w th capt ons 1 II 30 p.m NBC has the Tonighl Show Rober a F ack Is guest hOst CBS Movie The Elevator f ~74! Myrna Loy coro Lyn ey and Roddy McDowall among others are stuck n an eleva or with James Farentlno an armed robber who s IJ b cl.eus rophob c d rec od by Jerry Jameson TUESDAY 7p m PBS a rs Gett n Over Unplanned Par en hood 1 . COn 7 30 p m PBS a rs a National Geo graph c special The ncred ble Mach ne E G Marsha narra es hi!lo oak. Ins. d e '3195 1974 FORD GRAN TORINO '3295 2 Dr hardlQI. a perfecl low mileage car f there ever was one Fully equipped with stereo radio with tape air con dltlonlng and al goodies New 76 Ford trade In Pontiac s flnesl 4 Dr hardtop air conditioning & full equlpmenl One careful ocal owner new Ford lrade In '2595 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO 4 Dr hardtop one local owner power steering & automatic 8pm NBC presents Van Dyke and Company s arr ng D ck Van Dyke w h Gabr eJ Kaptpn Lynne L p on he Los. Angeles M me Troupe Ken Mars Carl Re ner ke end T na Turner The Wallons are on CBS 01 v a Wa on mothe of seven wants another ch ld but the doctor warns against On ABC Barney M I er One of Barney s de ectives s accused of shak ng down a homosexua PBS l! rs The Roman c Rebell on lngras par R) 8 30 p m ABC a s On The Rocks Fl st mer N cky Pa k gels a Dear John etter PBS a s C ass c Theatre Prev ew The Human t es n Art Ton ght a p ev ew of Votta re s cand de WEDNESDAY AlJt an Mobile One Thieves 1 30 p m demand ransom for vial of eook B.. t PBS The rad 011ct ve material Fighl Norman Millers look 0~ NBC The Faml y Hotvak a Muhammad All George Foreman & Co at r ngslde in Kinshasa Zaire 1972 PONTIAC GRAN PRIX 7pm 8 30 p m Thl! s My Mama on ABC ! Pm 1...annol} son CBS Bare a s on ABC To solve some lewe ro bber Ies Bare 11 e has to rus an ex con who may be double crossing h1m W th Charles Ou n ng on PBS Great Performen ces Jennie Ton ght Triumph and Tragedy Lord Rando l)h s career triumphs but hs marr age falters and he 111 con rae s syph s NBC has Doc ors Hospl at Mov e mogu Robert L.ogQ a s an lmposslb e pa en only oraerlo; Cliff DeYoung can deal with him 10 p m 302 V 9 • good looking and running car This man lrade> Fords every lwo years 1972 FORD LTD 4 DR. '1895 1972 FORD GAL 500 51795 Hardtop alr cond itioning and full equipment Shows good care 4 Dr Sedan air conditioning and full equipment Worth much more ?95 1970 FORD 6 CYL MAVERICK 2 Dr Sedan a real value '695 1968 DiEV. IMPAlA 2 DR. Hardlop auto trans small V 8 You ll be surprised you coo buy this good of a car for this low price :H!e I-red Blaettnar Pat Hili Melvm L1Hie or Dan Thompson Open Evenmgs T111 00 Except Thurs and Sat Til5 00 9pm PBS a rs Cli!tss c Theatre The Human t es n Art Ton ght Candide VoltP res sa re on nnocence Frank F nlay por rays he eutho NBC a rs Ellery Queen CSS mov e The French connection ( 972 Gene Hack man as ne co cs cop Popeye Doyle on the tra or heron merchant Fernando Rey D rec ed by w 11 am Fr edk n (CBS adv ses v ewer d sere DAN PHONE 992·2196 on I On ABC The Sl ee s of San Franc sco Keller tr es to pro ect a woman who w tnessed her boyfr end s murder closer you look The better we look 10 p m On ABC Harry 0 checks ou a nurs ng home that may be a Race front for he underworld 5pm NBC a rs Med cal Story ABC w de wor d of Sports The Moont gh Hea er Dr 7pm Robert Forster Jeopard zes h s Firing Line PBS w Ill am career by work ng a second 10b as overn gh surgeon at an Buckley d scusses Runn ng the Wh e House w tn Donald emergency hosp al ass stan lo the Rumsfeld 10 30 p m PBS a rs Reflec ions Paul Pres dent lpm Ehrt ch The Jeffersons are on CBS 11 30 p m NBC presents two Oisner, NBC Ton ght show w th moves Hurricane Hannah Johnny Carson Mannix s on ABC F lm star documentary on a 1961 storm In Robert Conrad rea lly can 1 the Gulf of Mexico and the bel eve someone s out to get largely successful safety meas ures taken ega nsf and him The Absent M nded Prates 11 :n p m sor Fred MacMurrav d scov CBS Move The Fam ty w h 1973) Free ance h man ers an i gravity stuff Keenan Wynn Charles Bronson gets. rei g on On ABC Saturday N gh L ve with J I Ireland as Vanes~ he no so n ce worn an he loves wi h Howar d Cosell In ernationat Anima on Fes and Tel y Savalas 1 val Is on PBS F ve features 12 JO p m about The Bo)( On ABC Longs r~ looks ncluding Noah and his ark (Rl no a New Orleans murder 1 30 p m FRIDAY lp m N1Jt a rs Sanford and Son CBS a rs Doc 9pm On CBS Mary Tyler Moore Edd e and and Sue Ann Nivens become big sis ers to wo delinquent Honey meet Bang Bang s brother Boom Boom features girls with M&ekenl e Philips On CBS Big Harvey Lembeck On PBS wasn ngton week In Review ABC airs Barbary Coas I 30 Devils Cherlot Rev Holvak hears a deathbed confession but Is morelly bound not o reveal 11 Rhoda Is on CBS Brenda akes In a roomma e who Is beauf lfu and much oo nterest ed In Joe writ en by Pat Nardo and G orla Banta On PBS The Last Grave of 0 mbaza Examination of Soutn Africa s policy of apar held - race separation ALL 1975 New Ford Demos & Used Cars offered at sacr1f1ce pr1ce Compare anywhere The closer you look the better we look! PB S hBs Black Perspect ve on he News Gues Aryeh Ne er of the Ame can C v I L ber es Un on 0 Brien Pernel Roberts She ley Win ers llpm •• PB s has Ge In Over On a with Broder ck Crawtord Pal PBS Irs Kup S ShOW MONDAY lp m son SEND RESUME TO BOX 729-C, THURSDAY 6 30om 8 30 p m Now 11695 11~95 sco JacotJy K m Hun er John Larch P ppa Sc ott CBS Mev e Torpedo Run ( 1958) World Wa II sub commande Glenn Ford nad ve en ly s nks a p son sh p the Japanese used to screen an alrcraf ca rrier H s w fe and baby were aboard and now he seeks revenge s ood AIR & VAN ZANDT ~ -- Your Dollar Will 71 Cutlass Coupe green green v nyl In V8 auto trans steer no SS whee s See One of these Courteous Salesmen Pete Bums, Ltoyd Mclaughlm or Mamn Keebaugh • .."'.. ......• ....... .. PRICES ARE FAUING WITH THE LEAVES 1974 CHEV 4 WH DRIVE $4495 '• ton 8 Fleetslde 350 V 8 engine automat c trans power steering and brakes 15 on and off Highway I res a real go getter ~ RIJBBER BACK CARPET~ONSULTANT 52'95 ...• --"". SAL-E 1971 BUICK LeSABRE 53295 Custom H T Cpe toea owner that s really sharp nslde & out good w w tires custom wheels dark green vinyl roof green finish AM radio & tape factory air aulomatlc P steering & brakes 72 Sulek Electra..- ootd beoge V top be ge 2 dr H T Inter ior full power F A Was l289S Now A • $1495 6 ' Body 6 cyl std trans a um cover less than 5 500 m les rad o Sharp as new truck Now $1095 Yard ....... CALt.Hl4211 TALK TO WENDELL GRP.TS 197S CHEVROLET PICKUP No'!' S499S Only 2 Remaining '75 Oldsmobiles "' t e have hundreds A t carpet values Your ob ce~ be completed n 10 weeks No long waiJ)ng per od Our nsta er has rfB years exper ence e""felt lnstaNa on You ke What you get eage OW 11395 60 .40 N ce Monte Carlo w 501 NYLON 99 Square 14l Olds t8 Luxury Sedan green w th green v nyl & rna ch ng int full 69 Olds Cutlass Coupe 350 v 8 eng ne au o rans power steering dark blue black v roof black viny l nt $129.5 • Carpeting 4 DeV lie whl e w th v roof fulf power F A n ce nter or Was SSIOO •• t,XCAVA dozer and d tcher Gas electr c and wa e 1 ne bu at basements footers sep c systems and brush c ean ng W I haul f dirt top so sand and 9 ave! 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Syracuse Uhto Pomeroy n ce Phone 992 3324 ~URN lARRY lAVENDER SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 10 2< 6tp NOW seiling Fuller Brush Products Phone 992 3~10 10 6 lfc 2 BEDROOM trailer real 992 3432 Blown nto Waifs & Attics· STORM WINDOWS& DOO~S REPLACEMENT WIJIIDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING SOFFITT GUTTERS AWNINGS J 2 SIGNS Pomero· · OF Motor Co. OUALITY • . .,.,:;. Coins, Currency and Supplies Blown Insulation Serv1ces ' 10 21 7tc IN DA SH 23 Channel C I zen s ..... am fm Band ransce ve 97 VEGA Ha chba ck ada mpx rad o a tra ck s ereo es real sha p for $1 100 Ca ll 9~2 3965 Phone 992 3259 95 c .._ 2 BEDROOM ra ler Reeds ville Phone 614) 378 6384 1 M sc Sa le Wa nu lumber a s ee l pta form scales wringer washer e ec tro ng mo or refr g Two 00 t coils of rope sma lrl!c or 56 Chevy P ckul) clothing shoes and to s of s uft Tom Hayman Long BO 1om Oh o Last house be/lind P o at Red Barn home ... ' FREE ESTIMATES From th e Ia gest Tru ck or Bull doze Rad ator to the sr:gat es Hea er Co e 1969 OLD SMOB LE Cut ass 5 Coupe 350 V 6 w h au oma c ransm ss on p s v nyl roof ape player Contact Tanya Keebauoh af er6p n a 6 4) 985 3913 10 22 6tp 9 a m on 796 S 4th S Mldd eport Chi ldren s c lo h ng ots of boots shoes ems and mise 10 2~ He M sc Sale 2 Open Mon 0 am I II 6 P ofess ona 1111 breed groom ng reserva Ions 6 4) S93 7960 3 Healed ndoor outdoor runs eserva ons (6 4) 593 7960 4 tnd v dua un ts ror cats plus pay area Phone (614) 593 7960 5 We care abou your pet Phone (6 4) 593 7960 6 30 m nu es north of Pomeroy on R 33 Phone 16 41 Celebration Sale of Line - pm 992 74.47 DRY GARAGE space for sma 1 mpor ed ca ap p ox mae y 6 o B weeks Call at er 5 p m 992 3522 Radiato Service Men e Car lo ps p b a cond buck e sea s am ad o s e eo ape player g r een w h dark green v ny op Phone 992 6 92 af er 4 ~75 FORD FIOO ruck Wanted To Rent EXPERIENCED OWN R 9 400 V 8 au o 4 13 tfc -----' - Stand ngs Team H Qh Game \2 00 for 50 word m n mum No more shoo ng ma ches a Happy Hollow Gun Club 0 14 2 p LANES SUNDAY LATE NIGHT MIXED oct 19 ~75 Te•m No 2 Help Wanted & Ob tuary ErFECTIVE Sunday Oc 26 BOWLING POMEROY BOWLING Team Team No 6 Team No 5 Quail y Prin Shop CARDDF THANKS F.:~ r oo.~u 967 ORO Conver ble run s good S225 Phone 992 530 0 23 0 c 1975 :: • • ...• Business Services RAMBLER S SO Phone 992 28 92 or can be seen a 95 Broadway M dd lepor 10 24 7 c YO LOGS Pomeroy rores P oduc s f pay ng op p ces fo ogs de ve ed o hem lisen Baley Run Rd off H ghway 124 be ween Pomeroy and Ru land Oh o Phone 992 5965 or del very and ns rue ons 10 23 6 c Fo Want Ad Serv cc 5 cen s per Word one nserl on M n mum Charge$ 00 4 cen s per word h ee consecu ve nser ens 26 ce n s p er wo d s • con Now arrance the circled !etten ve nser on'> to rorm the IUrprile ai\IWtr .. secu 25 Per Cen o sc ount on pa d surreoted b1 the abovecartoon. ads and ads pa d w h n 0 days (Auwen I RATES HE CONFESSES HE POSSESSES J...bl.. LOWLY OWING UNCLAD OUTFIT fcitlerod•r • Auto Sales ...•.. 9-Th eDaUy Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Fnday Oct fm PBS has Wal Street W~k Recession is Just Around the Corner MASH son CBS On NBC C co and the Man Ch co announces f'le has met and plans to marry the g r of h s dreams Ms L z Ed Is aghast 9 Pm On Hawa F ve o CBS MeGa re pro ects s nger Lois Ne le on so she can test fy agalns racketeer Tommy A k.lns He gets some unwelcome he p f om Je ry wa alae e rlva hood NBC hes The R:oc:kfo d Flies ABC movie The N gh tha Pan eked Amer ca Orson Welles 193 ~ Ha oween drama The war of the Worlds he Howard Koch radio version of he H G we Is novel broadcas news built ns of an lnves on from Mars Some folk took t I era ly 10 p m NBC s Pot ice Woman work ng undercover as a parolee becomes roman cat y Involved w h bank robber Peter Brown Barnaby Jones s on CBS Government missile contracts d ead to mur er 11 30 P m The Tonight Show son NBC Johnny Carson Is has to The Osmonds ABC movie Scream e acu Ia Scream {1973 starring Will am Marsha I and Pam Grier Happy Ha loween CBS movie The Horror at 37 000 Feet Transporting en Eng! sh abbe a 7•7 s nvaded by a err fyng sp ritual force that demands human sacrif ce S ars Chuck Connors Buddy Ebsen Tammy Grimes w !lam Sha ner 12 midnight CBS airs Kate McShane ABC hes Stl!rsky end Hutch Kll Huggv Beer 11 seems ne fortune o a owes a sma numbers racketeer On PBS Say Brolher An clen Atr can K ngdoms On NBC Pe ocell defends Ju e Kavner wtlo Is blind agains a charge of accidenta y kl lng her boyfr end whose rue l<len ty canna be revealed n the courtroom PBS presents Pr ncess da G lber and Sull van operetta 1a1 ril no the women s educa l on movement of he Ia e 1800 ! performed bv the G !bert and Sull van Soc e Y of Hous on ABC Move Bad Ronald Is a een aged murderer He s hid ng n a secre room of a house now occup ed by a ftlm y w h hree daughters Fea ures S3SO 000 National. Thoroughbred Championship nee tor 3 year oldl and up from Stnta Anita Tr'ack Arcadia Ca f tnternaHonal Superb ke SATURDAY 12 30 p m Oh wl h PBS lion Jeanne Wolf tamer Gunther Gobel W II ams 1 30 p m fapprox) ABC has CO lege IOOibOI NBC Tonight show Johnny 4 30 p m Carson is host o Truman tBS Sporls SllfC ocul•r The C•po~e 1130pm S WAT S on ABC Hondo catches a racetrack th ef h s two partners ry o free h m at the rat Fee ures El sha Cook Jr 9 30 p m Bob Newhart Is on CBS decides his p ofesslon s less and seeks gu dance h s o d prof Keenan Wynn agrees w h h m Bob use from who 10 p m On CBS Carol Burnett w th ROddY McDowall sa utes Cote Per e songs nclude Any th ng Goes Le s Do 11 It was Just One of Those Th ngs And some musica tongue twisters On PBS Soundstage The Bee Gees w h Yvonne E lman Select ons Inc ude I ve Golta Ge e Message o You To Love Somebody ABC has Ma Hem B rth dsy par tv clown (he s a h man) kll s his target s ne gh bor Mar yn Mason he lucky one seeks out Mat Helm her to mer assoc ate 1130pm On NBC Weekend the Wash ngton cock a I party circuli and a v si t to the a c of New Yorks Metropo itan Mu seum of Art a warehouse across town Meigs Property Transfers Pkul Baker Ins Baker to Larry s Mob1le Home Sales Inc Lot 107 Horton & Dabney s Pomeroy Clyde Stewart to Ira E Van COQney Parcel Pomeroy Edwm Sellers Yvonne M Sellers to Edwin Sellers Yvonne M Sellers 26 Acre Sutton Rober l S While Dove While to Berkeley C Faulkner Jr Esther D Faulkner lnt In 35 A Orange Esther D Faulkner 1 Berkeley C Faulk~er to TOM RUE MOTORS "76's ARE HERE" 74 Ply Duster 6 cyl P s air cond 1l 000 miles lad oHictal car 74 Ply Valiant BrougiNtm 4 dr P S P B air cond 311 VI best ol the Valiants factory oflldol car •3695 74 Dodge Chit rger 5. E 2 dr HT PS PB Crul .. Control air console AMFM radio pwr windows really IOllded fad ofHclal car 74 Ply Satellite 9 pan wagon P S P B alr loci oHiclal cor •3895 71 Ply Valiant 4 dr 6 cyt P S AM radio gOOd ocon car 72 Chev Imp l dr H T P S P B radio afr '2195 70 Ford Falcon wagon olr P S PB sharp '1395 68 Chev 9 pass wagon air P S P B rea I good '1095 TOM RUE MOTORS S Th1rd Mtddleport Ph 992 2594 Roberl S Whtle Dove While 10 acres 20 acres Orange Nancy Collins Richard Colhhs to W111lam A Young PI Lot 67 Pomeroy June Opal wm Johnson to Buckeye Rural Elec Coop Inc Ease Rutland-&1pio Wilham D McKnight Vwlel McKnight to carlos S McKnight Belly R McKmghl 2 199 Acres Rutland B1Uy C Htll Ruth A H1U to Dennie Hill &andra HlU 7 75 Acres Sutton E J Smger Hazel Singer to James E Smger Inl in Mmerals Lebanon • ' �J 10 - The D~ily Sentinel. 197> Naomi Lodge No. 55 ·INTRODUCING . to host Sunday eve1,1t 975 • Home Entertainment SAVE UP J0$80 More than 100 persons are expected to attend a Rathbone Bible Class in Gallipolis Sunday according to Theodore Harper, Chancellor Commander of Gallipolis ,Lodge Naomi No. 55, Knights of Pythias. The local K of P which includes 150 members in the Gallia, Mason anct Meigs County areas, reminded members that reservations should be made with Cliff Dixon, 47 Sycamore St., Gallipolis. Dinner is $5. All candidates are welcome. The Rathbone Bible Class rituals will start at I p.m. in the K of P Lodge Hall, located at the corner of Second Ave., and Locust St. All three ranks will be given. Dinner will be served at 6:30p.m. Supreme Chancellor Georg H. Thompson will attend the session and v,:ill have the Rathbone Bible in his possession. Ohio Grand Chancellor Donald D. Treadway will also be on hand along with other supreme 1national) and grand (s tate) · officers. The Rathbone Bible was the Bible used by Justus H. Rathbone to initiate the first member in the order. it is encased in plastic. City Manager Richard Mills will welcome members and Pylhian Sisters and guests to the Old French City. Buckeye Hills group takes part in event II Zenith Stereo featuring the deep, rich sound of Zenith quality stereo con soles with FM I AM/ Stereo FM tuner , B-track tape player and Stereo Precision record changer with MicroTouc h 2G tone arm. Alleg ro high-performance speaker syste ms with tuned port produce exceptional bass response. Elegant cabinetry plus concert hall brilliance in sound reproduction. The PALISADE · F914 Contemporary styl ing with wood grained Walnut CQIOr. $299 SAVE '80 The TORTOSA · F915 Mediterranean · styling In Pecan or Dark Oak color. $AVE '50 . The WEYMOUTH • F916 Early American styling In Maple The Office Data Accoun ling Club of Buckeye Hills Career Center recently engaged in Activities of a Business Nature by participating in the local Flea Market held at the Gallla County Fair Grounds on Oct. II. Bob Walter of Hannan Trace High School and Vanessa Pleasant of North Gallia High School were in charge of the ac· tivities. The loca lion wsa decided on by Bob Waller and Brenda Sexton, Southwestern High School, who also helped to assemble the canopy and set up the booth along with the advisor, Mr. Roger L. Fetterly, Those participating in the sales were : Vanessa Pleasant, and Sandy Utile of North Gallia High Schooll, Brenda Sexton, Vickie Hubbard and Mike Fortner of Southwestern High School and Bob Wal~r of Hannan Trace High School. The day's aeli vi ties provided a variety of educational experiences for the would be future business students. They engaged in pricing several different i~ms at a fair market price and the methods in displaying MEIGS tHEATRE OCT. 14-26 FRt.-SAT.-SUN. OCT.24-26 Clint Eastwood In THE EIGER SACTION (Technicolor) Show starts at7:oo p.m. or new Pine color. SAVE '50 Allegro 2000 Modular Stereo The PRENTISS - F586-Sottd-state AM-FM-Stereo-FM tuner with Stereo Precision record changer. Allegro 2000 speak· ONLY er5 for full, rich bass reoroduction· SAVE 'SO $24995 $349 and, selling those items. The last part of the day was devoted to an all out effort to move as many i~ms as posilible in order to avoid repacking and added transportation charges. The project was altogether beneficial to the students with ' many experiences that could only be gained at the Flea Market. The Office Data Accounting Club expresses its sincere thanks to Thaler Ford Sales for the use 'of their table. The Gallia ·county Children 's ·Home for donations and lransportation, and Mrs . Roger L. Fetterly for her assistance and help with the local students. SIX FINED Six persons were fined in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Dale E. Smith Thursday night. They are Michael S~wart, address not lis~d . $10 and cos ts, disturbing the peace; Marc Dalley, Toledo, $10 and costs, reckless operation; Robert Blankenship, Hartford, W. Va., $10 and costs, disturbing the peace ; Don Lovett , Pomeroy, $10 and costs, intoxication; Mark Oiler, Pomeroy, $20 and cosls, no operator's license, and Hugh . Rousey , Pomeroy, 110 and costs, disturbing the peace. RITES PLANNED Miss Regina D. Harrison and Ron E. Grate will be married at the Rutland United Methodist Church, Rutland, at 6:30 p.m. Saturday , Oct. 2~. The gracious custom of open church will be observed. Allegro System with Tape -The JULLIARO • F587- Solld-slate AM /F M/Stereo-FM tuner with Stereo Precision record change r and S-track cartridge tape ,player. Alleg ro 1000 speake rs. ONLY SAVE $40 $299 · PORTABLE STEREO ·v9 ~~ PORTABLE ,,,1 & CLOCK RADIOS The ROYAL E10 - a- The HOLLYRtDGE Transistor Mlnleture AM FM a. AM radio with rad io co mpl ete with li ghted dlgltel cl ock, carry strap , earphone Touch 'n Snoole control anochment and battery. ... wake up to radlo, or Gold, White or Beige. radio and buuer. Solid· Includes gift box. state. Holzer Medical Center (Discharges, Oct. 23) Octava Akers, Bowman Burdet~, Landon Burnett, Mrs . Earnest Clark and daughter , Clarence Clary, John Coffman; Gil Coleman, Mrs. Phil Cook and son, Mary Deer, James Elkins, Lenore Flowers, Noah Gambill, Beverly Hoff, Robert Hoff, Jr ., Heather McGhee, Samuel Miller, Bonnie Moore, Woodrow North, Mrs. Larry Petrie and daugh~r. Robert Polcyn, Bessie Rippey, James Salmans, Linda Sears, Kelly Smith, Seth Taylor, Susan Tope, Lawrence Townsend, Donna Wallace. (Births, Oct. 23) Mr. and MrS. Bob Bishop, daughter, Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. David Darst, daugh~r. Bidwell ; Mr. and Mrs. John Hamric, daughter, Bidwell; Mr . and Mrs . Clarence Young, son, Mason, W. Va. Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED Nellie Leifheit, Pomeroy ; Don Weese, Racine; Juanita Chapman, Clifton; James Pauley, Albany; Robert Lewis, Jr., Middleport. DISCHARGED - Victor Vaughan, Vera Stewart, Willie Collins. Franco better today By PEfER UEBERSAX MADRID (UP! ) Generalissimo Francisco Franoo, 82, gravely ill alter a massive heart attack Tuesday, is showing signs of improvement, an official medical balletin said today. The bulletin, released at 2:35 p.m. (9:35 a.m. EDT ), was signed by the same ll doctors who issued a first medical bulletin Thursday evening. Franco suffered a relapse Thursday and he was reported so gravely ill that the cabinet drew up the necessary papers to transfer power to Franco's designed heir apparent, Prince Juan Carlos de Borbon. Franco refused to sign them. When · Franco's health apparently improved this morning, the cabinet canceled a scheduled meeting. Informed government sources said any action toward transferring power to Juan Carlos would be post. paned unW sometbne this weekend. Tlie latest medical bulletin said textually : "At 2p.m. (9 a.m. EDT) on Oct. 24 the condition of the Chief of State has improved. The signs of cardiac Jn. sufficiency which were observed yesterday were partially reduced. His vital functions are normal. The evolution of his coronary illness Is following liB normal course." The NOMAD t • E540- Compact solid·sla te stereo with 3·speed changer. Each detachable enclosure contains a 6" oval full range speaker. Choice ONLY of Yellow or U! !15 Beige. . EXTENDED OUTWOK Sunday through Tuesday, a chance of showers and cooler Sunday. Mostly lair Monday and Tuesday. Highs will be In the 50 and lows will be In the 40s Sunday and in the 30s Monday and Tuesday. Toot your own horn! A low-cost Auto Loan puts you in the driver's seat. Easy. Convenient. Check it our today, Toots: Ohio Politics Mid-month auto sales shoot up By EDWARD S. LECHrziN UPI Auto Writer DETROIT (UP!) - Mid· October car sales were the best for any mid-month period in 17 months - up 37 per cent from a year ago but automakers are scheduling new production cuts and layoffs. . Nearly 11,000 workers will be idled In new layoffs neJt week as the companies at· tempt to keep their car lots from bulging with unsold 1976 models. But they 're also working overtime at I1plants that build hotselling modela. All four companies shared in the jump - American Motors up 53.5 per cent, General Motors 43 per cent, Cbrysler 33 per cent and Ford 28 per cent. The 37 per cent jwnp was the biggest for the industry since mid-February Jf 1973 and the first time since · a two-year slwnp began that State Issues 2-5 called 'mini-campaign' two ''plus" periods have been put together. The 234,670 cars sold In t~ Oct. 11-20 period were within 2 per cent of the IJWlle period two years ago, just before the Arab oil embargo pushed the. industry Into its deepest and longest sales slwnp since the . Great Depresalon. • The strong pace of the 1978, models introduced earlier this month contrasts sharply with a year ago when average $500 price Increases scared buyers away. ''The first two sales period!'. of the 1976 model year are right about . where we ex;· pected, maybe a little better r but we're still being cautious about letting OlD' Inventories( get out of hand like last'year," one Detroit anal~ said. . "That way, we can avoid those layoffs like we had lm1 year If sales do slow down." ' .• ONLY '6495 DANCE SCHEDUlED The Middleport Disaster Unit wlll stage a public dance from 8to 11 p.m. Saturday at the Middleport Elementary School on Pearl St. The dance, at $1 a person, ill for,. people 21 and under. A live band wlll be feattD'ed. LADYBIRD IS OK ROCHESTER, Minn.: (UPI) - Lady Bird John110n, widow of fonner President Lyndon B. Johnson, rom· pleted a routine annual checkup at the Mayo Cllnlc: Wednesday. ·• A spokesman said doctors~ gave Mrs. Johnson, who en. tered the clinic Monday, clean bill of health . • a. Elberfelds In Pomeroy OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 8 PM \ pomeroy natlona bank the bankol thl«**lury lltablllhed 1872 Member FDIC BE SURE TO VISIT OUR TOYLAND LOCATED IN THE MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE. MAIN STORE, ANNEX AND WAREHOUSE OPEN SATURDAY 9:30 lO 8 Elberfelds In Pomeroy tntint tmts the issues and deep in his files digging out the seemingly timeless information that Rhodes' OOl\lltY airports of the 1960s are fmancially unsol\lld , · And state Attorney General William J. Brown, citing his authority under the 00nsumer sales practices law, got into the act late ·Jast week by warning Ohioans about "possible deceptive or misleading statements" in the governor S advertising . Although Rhodes himself pledged to stay out .of "political controversy" on lhe bond issues, his campaign committee last week {Continu ed on page 20) 1 Your In vited Gue.~t R eaching More Than 12,000 . Families Devoted 1'o The Greater Middle Ohio Valley VOL. lG GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT NO. 39 PRICE 25 CENTS MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1975 Victim's body found Saturday_ killed in accidents Two deer were killed in separate traffic accident investiga~d ThtD'sday by the Gallla-Meigs Post Sta~ Highway Patrol. The first occurred on Rt. in Addison Twp. where a ran into the path of a operated by Robert ninghwn, 33, of ColumlJus. There was minor damage his car. A second was at 3:51 p.m. Thursday on Rt. 35 where a deer ran into the path Of a car driven by Robert F. CoX, 37, Rl. I, Hamden. The impact knocked the deer into the path of an eastbound car driven by Lowell L. Gla~burn, 71 , of Galllpolis. reports revealed on ly half the final' ex- CJO, the Ohio Education Association and penditures. ' . others ru;e working in opposition to three of The same Washington-based public the four statewide i§sues even :though they relations firm of Bailey, Deardourlf & lack money to buy a heavy dose ot' media Eyre is conducting this year's media advertising. campaign with the same type of wellState legislators are out working lor or pcoduced, oversimplified and misleading against the issues, and some Democratic ads that appeared for Rhodes iii 1!)74. elected state officials are finding time to While special interest groups such as the campaign against them . Ohio Contractors Asso~jation have shelled U . Gov. Richard F. Celeste, who has out money to pro!l)ote the bond issues, the little else to do, has been a semi-official normal anti-Rhodes special interest leader in the camp or the opponents. groups have ganged up on the governor, State Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson, who just ·uke in !I" election campaign. should have plenty of other things to do, The United Auto Workers. the Ohio AFL- has been on the speaker 's platform against • NORTHUP - The body of Mike VanSickle, 24, Rl. 2, Patriot, was round in Raccoon Creek near here Saturday afternoon. According to Sheriff Oscar C. Baird , the body was found by a member of the VanSickle family, who was assisting the sheriff's deputies and members of the Gallia County Disaster Agency in the search. The body was found one-half mile below the ·Blessing Bridge. No ruling has been made in the case, pending further investigation. VanSickle disappeared Monday night in the high, swill wa~rs of Raccoon Creek Jtiry finds EXTENDED OUTLOOK Monday through Wednesday, . generally lair through the forecast period with highs to lhe upper 50s to the 60s. Lows will he from the upper 30s to the mid 40s. man guilty Leisure Shirts. rutland tupp4N'I plalna unba Two deer Suits, Dreu Slacks ancl pomeroy Fair today with highs in the low 60s. Probability o[ rain is 10 per cent. famny in town," said fonner partner was not person to jump something without thinking. "He really believes in !hill,~ I'm stD'e of that," Hutchinson · said. "I'm sure he believed Ui• what he did and what he's doing, but it's sure hard for, those he left behind to un.; derstand." our sale of Men's Leisure ' Weather 0 Save this weekend during The NOCTURNE F472W - AM/F.M digi tal clock radio . .zenith Circle-of-Sound design .lor balanced, natural sound. Touch 'n Snooze control. Target Tuning. Sotld.Slate. the issues fare with lhe voters Nov. 4. have run out and the adminl>1ration is While waiting for a vote on the four · counting on pasSage of the bond issues to economic recovery issues, the governor stimulate the Ohio economy and bring in has done little else. He has submitted few more revenye.. new programs to the legislature, choosing . To that eml., the governor has launched a instead to react to those sent him by the lavish spending campaign to secure lawmakers. passage of the issues. It could turn out lo · He · bas continued govern men! be the most expensive push for any operations at the same, level, trimming statewide issue in Ohio history. slightly to conform the payroll , to the . Already, $1.1 million has been spent on budget but declining to offer anything advertising - · c"Ompared to the $755,000 more than fiscal gimmicks to pay lor used to elect Rhodes with a devastating future spending. last<ninute television blitz. Media exRhodes' financial chief, Howard L. penses lor the issues already exceed those Collier, conceded last week the gimmicks for Rhodes last year, when preelectlori '' Last chance for other kingdom in 2,000 DURANGO, Colo. (UPI) Friends say wealthy land developer John M. Q-alg bad a good life here. They can't understand why be left it to look for a better one on another planet. "He dido 't talk to me or his wife, he just left," said E.L. Hutchinson, Craig's partner in the Colorado Land and Cattle Co. "There was no Indication at all. He just met those people and a week later he left." ''Those people" were a group of persons from Oregon who left their homes and familles in search of a UFO which they believed would take them to a better life elsewhere in space, Hutchinson said. He said he believed Craig was contacted by an old friend who had joined the ·group and who persuaded him to leave. "I probably was pretty close to him, b,ut I had no Idea what was happening," Hutchinson said. "There weren't any famlly pcoble1118 and no financial problems, I can assure you of that. He had plenty of assets." Hutchinson said Craig, a 41year-old father of six, signed everything he owned over to his wife before he left July 12. He said Mrs. Craig has received two letters from her husband since his disap· pearance, but neither bad a return address. In the latest letter, Hut· chinson quoted Craig as saying this was hill last chance of reaching ''the other kingdom" for at least 2,000 years. "Jesus spoke of Ills journey and Ills teachings 2,000 years ego," Craig wrote. "All the lnformatloo In the Gospel is there, even though the people teaching it did not understand since they could not compcehend the mesaage. "His words are completely understood now," the letter went on. "It ill understood what the kingdom of heaven ill all about, bow to get there and at what time It ill available." Hutchinson, who described Q-alg as "a pcetty Intelligent person" with the ''nicest By LEE LEONARD UPI statehouse Reporter cOLUMBUS I UP! ) - The campaign for and against State Issues :W has all the earmarks of a nrinl-campaign for governor. In fact, it may be just that. Gov. James A. Rhodes, promoting passage of the issues as an antidote to depression in Ohio, has spent virtually all his. time and effort on them since last January. Energy, employment, capital con· struction, health care, transportation, housing, lmjustrial expansion :- any progress under Rhodes will depend on how PLANT MANAGER Mtrilael T. Bucci (left) of !be Point Pleasant Goodyear 1 plant pretents medallion to IIPirlt award wiMer, James (Jeep ) Holley.' Coveted Goodyear award winner is James Holley GALLIPOLIS - James (Jeep ) Holley, he was appointed to the quality control quality control Inspector, has beeh an- department in April, 1968. In December, nounced as winner of the 1975 Goodyear · 1973, Holley was named to hts present Spirit Award for the Point Pleasant plant, position of quality control inspector. according to Plant Manager Michael T. Exemplary of the Goodyear spirit, Bucci. Holley takes an active interest ~ in em· Holley was recently presented an ployee recreational activities. He serves award of $100 and a medalllon. as chairman of the plant golf league and Bucci said that Holley 's name will be tournament and also directed this year's entered along with other plant winners In a Goodyear in~r-plant golf tournamen: contest to select a Goodyear Cbemlcal hosted by Point Pleasant. Division winner. The Chemical Division Active in the community, Holley winner and those of other worldwide Good- donated many evenings In serving as a year divisions wlll become finalists for the coach to the Gallipolis Midget Football E. J. Thomas Goodyear Spirit Award of League. He is an active member ol the 1975. Gallla County Democratic party and a Holley's nomination cites his many past committee member to the Boy Scouts years or dedication to Goodyear, Boy of America, Holley is a member of the Scouts, Midget League Football, church Grace United Methodist Church in and other community services. Gallipolis where he serves as usher· and Holley began his career with part-time bus driver. Gcx.dyear at Pont Pleasant as a chemical At home, Holley finds the time to enjoy operator In the production deparlment in fishing and camping with his wife, Judy, August, 1962. Alter gaining experience In and his daughter, Michele. The Holleys sever! ·areas of the production dept., make their home at Gallipolis. Beggars nigh Oct. 29 GALLIPOLIS - A guilty verdict of eggravated assault was returned here Friday in the trial of Phillip House, 47, of Bidwell. ' House had been indicted for felonious assault In the alleged shotgun shooting last May t7 of Charles Peck of Bidwell. The verdict was rendered following two hours of deliberation. In his charge to the jtD'y, Conunon Pleas cOtD'l Judge Roriald R. ~un staled three cboltfi.lhould be conlidered: ( I ) guilty of felonious assault; (2) guilty or aggravated assault or, (3) not guilty. The aggravated a111111ult conviction carries a six month to five year jail tenn . Felonious assault conviction would have carried a two to 15-year tenn. Upon the recommendation of defense attorneys , Raymond Musgrave, Jr. and Richard Roderick, Jr., Judge Calhoun agreed to conduct a pre-sentencing report. Bill Eachus and Gene Wetherholl represented the state. Members of the jury were Hayes Deel, Juanita Lupton, Roslee M. Bostic, Esta Reese, Connie W. Johnson, Arthur Casto, Marinelle Jeffers, Margaret Myra Edminston. Marie H. Cox, Edith Mae Sheelll, Jane Singer Vinson, and Virginia A. Taylor. Norma Jean Johnson served as the al~rnate juror. John Greene welcomed as new Rotary -member MIDDLEPORT - John Greene was welcomed as a new member when the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club met Friday night at Heath United Methodist Church. Vernon Weber, preside nt, presided. C. E. Blakeslee, a member and president of the Meigs County Pioneer and Historical SOCiety, gav.e a slide presentation on the development of the Meigs Museum in Pomeroy. He also stressed membership into the organization for residents as a bicentennial gesture. The museum Is now open three days a week, he reported. There was group singing with Gene Grate at tJie piano. The dinner was served - Turn pqrch lights on during begging by women of the church. hOlD'. The annual parade and costume contest will be held Thursday, Oct. 30, beginning at 6:30p.m., in front of · theGalllpollsCitybuildinglnthe500block · of Second Ave. The Gallla Academy High x~ ~~:;~':~~i~:;~!;m take part in th~ . Annual Halloween contest, parade scheduled Oct. 30 ~ - GALLIPOLIS - Dates lor the annual Halloween parade and costume contest events were announced Saturday by Chairman L. G. Marchi. Beggars' night wlll be observed on Wednesday, Oct. 29from 8 until 7 p.m. Mr. Marchi , along with Pollee Chief John Taylor, recommends the followlnR rules for safely durillg beggars' night. - Limit of trick or treating to elementary and pre-school youngsters under 12 years of age. - Have a parent or other adult ac· company little beggars and particularly by pre-school group. · ...:.. Ma~e sure each child has a safe costume. · Friday, Harold Pauley of Vinton piloted the sheriff's helicopter over the creek area and divers from Mason County jpined search efforts Friday and Saturday. VanSickle was the son or Mr. and Mrs. Foster VanSicltle of Rl. 2, Gallipolis, and the husband of Dana Paxton VanSickle whom he married 10 months ago. " New Amtrak service to begin May 1 MIDDLEPORT - Amtrak has ad· vised the Meigs County Rail Service Commit~ that Its new Washington to Denver rail 1passen~r service is tentatively sche\luled to begin operation on May 1, 1976. The train will operate over the Che!!Sie System (Ballimore and · Ohio ) mainline and stops are planned at Parkersburg, A~, ,and Chillicothe. The route wtll be the filth serving Ohio and the third serving West Virginia where it will extend service beyond a current Washington - Cumberland, Md. train which serves the eastern panhandle . A new Amtrak route to serve northern Ohio wlll begin operation Oct. 31. This train will serve Cleveland and Toledo on !Ill Buffalo. N. Y. to Chicago, Ill., rou~. Currently Amtrak service Is · available to Southeastern Ohio at Columbus, Charleston, W: Va .• Huntington, W. Va., and Tri-State Station (Catlettsburg ). Ky. Mail box victims urged to contact cowt BAlLOTS FOR the Nov. i election were delivered to the Meigs County Board of Elections Friday, approiimately 130,000 In all, the largest number delivered to the hoard by the Quality Printing Co., In the some 28 years that Vernon Weber has been a printer. Every voter In the Nov. i elecllon will receive from 10 to 13 ballots. Pictured at the delivery are Mrs. Dorothy Johnston, director of the board of elections,and I tnr, Vernon Weber, Elmer Young and Dallas Weber. .., , POMEROY - Meigs COWl ty Court Judge Robert E. Buck announced Saturday that persons of the Long BottomReedsville area who had their mailboxes destroyed are to make their identity known to him by contacting county court. This is [or individuals who have not yet had their mailboxes replaced. Roger Smith and John Chevalier, both of Rl. I, Reedsville, appeared iri county court Friday and were sentenced to 60 days in the county jail with 30 days suspended, are to replace the mailboxes and make restitution within 60 days. They wlll be taken to the Long BottomReedsville area during the day to replace the mailboxes and returned to jail in the evening, Judge Buck also said that the two men are not to en~r an establisluhent that sells alcoholic beverages or partake of any alcoholic beverages lor six months. DID YOU FALLBACK? WASHINGTON (UPI) - Th e nation returned to standard time at 2 a.m. today, when clocks were turned hack one hour to I a.m. Standard time wiD continue until the last Sunday In April. The lime change Sunday wlll have no effect in Arizona, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, the VIrgin Islands, American Samoa and the eastern time zone of Indiana, whlcb consists of 80 counties around Indianapolis, Fort Wayne and South Bend. Those areas are on permanent standard time. E n ect more • f optrons 0 ' '.r . The parade will move down Second ·' Ave. to Court St., then over to the park front where ·Judging for the costume contest wlll take place. 'The contest will be divided into three age groups: 1to 7, 7 to 12 and 13 to 80 years of age. . • • Prizes will be awarded to individuals judged: best dressed, most original, most • ugly and most comical. , GREAT BEND - Optioning of land in ' )leigs Rail Senice Mrs. Paul Wagner will serve as the Great Bend area for the possible mistress of ceremonies. construction of .a power plant by the supporting Issues Judges ' wlll . be Winnie Wetherholt, Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. MIDDLEPORT - The Meigs County Mrs. Richard Mills and Hoyt V. Mullins. has reached about 1,000 acres with more options to be taken. Rail Service Committee urges all Optioning of the land in the Great Bend Southeas~rn Ohio voters to support Issue MAN SENTENCED 8 on the ballot Nov. 4. IISUe 8 will amend POMEROY - Lonnie Black. Rutland, area has been underway lot the past some the Ohio Constitution · to allow .Ohio to was sentenced by Meigs County Common 20 'months by the company for lhe participate in federal-state rail subsidy . Pleas Judge John C. Bacon SatUI'day to the proposed plant which would be either atomic or fuel type , In~rest of the com. 1programs which are vtlal to continued rail . Ohio Pen from lour to 25 years on charges 18rvtce In Southeastern Ohio, and to the of aggravated robbery of John Ambrose, pany In the Oat, rich farm land of Great jobs of many resldenlll. Issue 8 Involves manager of the Kroger Store· I~ Pomeroy. Bend was announced a couple or years ago the Issuance of two bonds, and is not to be Black appeared !Jelore Judge Bacon at a dinner meeting held at the Steam boa! oonlused with the TranspOrtation Bond · earl:~r on a blll of information and pleaded Inn in Racine by the Meigs County Hc~ionul Plannin~ C<~m !l)issiun . Issue. guilty to the charge. · ' after a 12-foot aluminum boat in which he · and David Jenkins, 19, Rt. 2, Patriot, were riding, took on water after striking a log. Jenkins made it to the southwest bank and VanSicltle was last seen heading for the northeast bank. Dragging opera tions were halted Tuesday then resumed Thursday night. land for possible plant Latest to sign an option and addtng a considerable portion to the approximate 1 000 acres under option was Mrs. Helen Hayes. She has 310 acres of the to~ acreage now under option . Mrs. Hayes option Is ror one year from Wednesday, Qct, 22. when she signed. The lime of other options on land taken in the area varies, a spokesman of the company at the real estate office in Chillicothe said. Mrs. Hayes has been in conference with representatives of the company for. some 19 months. She com· mented that she had flnally signed the option "under terrlflc pre5$ure .;· Mrs. Hayes has or. occasion expressed her concern on preserving land and also her feelings that. perhaps. land in the Great Bend area ~o uld be useful for " plant other than a power operation which would provide more employment when completed. The Chillicothe real estate office in· dica led that more options on land in the Great Bend area are to be la,ken . While the taking of options Is indicative that the plant will be buill, its reallly is not definite at this time. The company pays a portion of the agreed purchase price to the land owner at the time the option is signed with the balance paid when the options are tak~" up . Nursing home application to be reviewed GALLIPOLIS .- The Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation Inc. of Athens will meet here Nov. 5 at Oscar's RestatD'ant to review an application for a new nursing home. Robert Ellls Clifton of Albany, Ohio is one of several sponsors involved in the $747,100 project. According to a release from the Ohio Department of Health, the proposed new facility must be approved by the Director of Health who is the Designated Planning Authority as established by Section 11~ of the Social Security Act. The application, submitted Aug . 28, must be evaluated against certain stan· dards to determine whether the additional capacity is needed for the area; whether it can be adequately staffed and operated when completed ; whether · it is economically feasible, and whether the project wlll help contain costs or improve quality of care for patients. The plans call for a 75 bed structure in the renovated Gallipolis Clinic on Fourth Ave. near the Gallipolis Golf Course . The project cost has been esimated at $747,100 with completion set for June, 1976. The facility would be known as the L. H. Ratliff Memorial. ATTEMPTED ii&E PROBED GALLIPOLIG - City pollee Saturday morning investigated an attempted breaking and en~ring al Ce ntral Soya of Ohio on Sycamore St. - Officers said someone pried the )atch off the door on the east side of the building but were unable to get beyond a padlocked dOOr , v 'l u � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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