http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/f5d9b694ec3b9909cb06dffb8eb8e167.pdf b4d42ca2bc0ebe0492fa35fab8e126c5 PDF Text Text 10 ~. The Dally Sentinel, Middlepori-Pomeroy, 0 .. 'l'lmrsd~ty, Nuv. o, 1 ~75 The Collins Report. News •• in Briefs (Continued from page I) resumed his shullle to Capil ol Hill today on a business-as-usual basis after President Ford asked him to carry on with "full authority" unlil his successor is. approved . The 55-year.()ld intelligence veteran, fired by Ford in a .weekend shake-up, agreed to Ford's request Wednesday that he stay on the job wttil Ambassador George Bush returns from his post in Peking and is confirmed as the new director by the Senate. Since Bush is remaining in Peking for Ford's China visit around the end of this month and no exact date has yet been set for the confirmation hearings - which may be protracted Colby probably will continue running the agency through the end of the year and perhaps beyond. Ford was believed to have had second thoughts on his dismissal of Colby, leaving the agency rudderless when Colby's knowledge is needed not o~ly for day to day operations but to assist In congressional hearings. NEW YORK - ROBERT SARNOFF, IN A SURPRISE move, has resigned as chairman and chief executive officer of the RCA Corp., ending more than half century of Sarnoff family involvement in the firm. There was speculation Sarnoff may have been forced out ,although RCA said he stepped down to pursue personal interests. Shortly before the board convened Wednesday afternoon, Sarnoff had scheduled an interview next week to discuss restructuring of the corporation. "He went into the ooard meeting In control of RCA- or so he th()ught - and when he came out, he was no longer in control," said one unformed source. "What happened in the meeting is not known." · WASHINGTON - THE AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT says food prices rose 14.5per cent in each of the past two years and ahout9per cent solar this year. As lor the final three months of this year, a department report said, prices will "edge up slightly" from the JulySeptember levels, with increases for beef, poultry, fresh fruits and potatoes, but will probably decline for pork, fish and dairy products. But the report says food price inflation may slow to an annual rate of 4 to 5 per cent next year. That would be the lowest rate since 1972, when prices rose 4.5 per cent. Haste Four drivers (Continued from page I ) are certified received a compla~t about 5:30 a.m. from an elderly cuuple who said a naked man was creating a disturbance. 'Dozer had been visiting Baker, 28, who suffered second and third-degree burns, said McClure. Baker, a friend and possible relative 'of Dozer, was admitted to a Colwnbus, Ohio, hospital. Callile of the fire was ~lng investigated by the state fire . marshal's office. MEIGS THEATRE TONITE, THURS. NOV.6 NOT OPEN FRI. -SUN. , NOV. 7-1 Herb Jtlfe's THE WIND AND TWE LION (Technlcolor I • " Bus driver certificates were issued to Shlela Fields, Earl Adams, James Guynn and James Wllliams by the Meigs County Board of Educalion In regular session Tuesday night. The board approved a reslilulion assuring compliance to the Title 9 program In re gard lo sex discrimination and agreed to correct any problems which might exist. (\ttendlng were Robert Bowen , county superintendent of schools, and members George Perry, Gordon Collins, Bob Burdelle, Harold Lohse and Harold Roush. AUTO BURNS The Middleport Fire Dept. was called to Rutland S\. at 6:31p.m. Wednesday where a car owned by James Williams had caught fire . There WI!S extensive damage lo lhe wiring and carburetor, • • in Westerville C:O!.UMBUS State ull truinlally handkappcd i<dlfHJI dlslricl, Scnalnr Oakley C. Collins t R- yow•~slcrs and by rcnwvlng '11te dependents of hanIronton 1 reports ' that a the concepl of "htability t~• dicapped persons are also number of bills now before profil substantially from · affected by the parent or the General Assembly will f~rther instruction ." The guard·ian's disability . help provide the assistance SuperintendeD( of Public Existing statutes allow and protection to enable Instruction would determine, scholarship aid for the handi capped or disabled subject .to Board standards, children of a permanently Ohioans to lead meaningful which children are eligible and totally disabled veteran and productive lives. for transfer to a' state ap- providing the veteran l)'as an Two bills would make it proved program . The Ohio resident at the. tlll)e of easier for the. physically Superintendent would &JI!o be. entry into t~e Armed Forces; handicapped to get around required to ; es. tt\ \~lish and the chdd Is between 16 without having to ,confront proced!D'es for ap~Jf.~ ~ ahd 21 years of age, Ill unnecessary obstaCles or parents of such nlli!chiliowtl wfinancial need, recommended l!·avel greater distances to they objeci io the' .)r.ansfer. by the principal of his or her circumvent them. H.B. 34, While the placenii!ilt is In high school, and has lived in now before the House Trans- effect attendance ~f at least Ohio for at least one year. portation and Urban Mfairs· IOOdaysperyearby-thechild Am. S.B. 270 grants Committee, requires the and :rnual consultation he- ellgibility for war orphan Registrar of Motor Vehicles tween; Jhe R!-ogram super- scholarships to children of to design and issue free visor "~'< ~ !l!l( appropriate deceased or disabled parking cards bestowing princlpa! of the residence . veterans, regardless of special parking privileges in school · district would be residence at time of entry normally prohibited areas to mandatory. A mlnimwn age into the Armed Forces, and persons with " walking limit o( three would be extends the residency disabilities" (as defined in established for all physically, requirement for children of the bill). Card holders could mentally or emotionally non-residents to 5 ye~~rs . park up to 30 minutes in no qualified children . The It furlher provides that the standing, no stopping, and no present minimum age limits . number of scholarships shall parking areas when they or _are 3 years lor physically be based on the available their car diSplay the permit handicapped children and 5 funds provided by the and are not creating a hazard · years for the mentally or LegiSlature . Such grants are or impeding traffic. emotionally handicapped. made at the rate of one Effective last August Am. Special education scholarshlpperi,OOOfuliUme S.B. 85 requires all new and programs are mandated for stud~nts · enr_olled the reconstructed curbs to have a all school districts, but not all prev1ous year m all state built-In ramp at all have complied l!'ith Board supported ~ollege.s and pedestrian crossings. Such standards. Sub. H.B. 455 umverslti~s m Oh1o . The ramps must have a non-slip would allow for contracting scholarships - am_ount to surface and be at least 40 with qualified private exemption from general and Inches wide. training programs · or at- .Instructional fees for up to Sub. S.B. 162 has been tendance on a qjlalified four years. termed a "Bill of Rig ills lo~. the . lfandicapped" ' II! ; ,1~ \_ prohibits discrlminl,liqq, YAY~J. against the handicapped In employment, use of public accommodations or housing practices, by insurance companies In Issuing policies. The bill requires provision for special license plates and parking locations near public buildings where parldng is . provided, driver's training courses for the handicapped, and obstruction-free voter polling and registration places: The term handicapped (one who Is without the use of one or. both arms, legs, or combination thereof, who is blind or deaf, or who Is so. dill8bled as to require crutches or wheelcha.it) would be added to the Civil Rights Commission Law which now prohibltis dls~rlmlnatlon based on race, color, religion, sex, national orlgl'n, and ancestry. Sub. S.D. 162 would not require the handicapped to be employed or trained where the disabUlty significantly increases occupational "May I tell you what's fi.Tiplng me? Washington hazards or legitimately simply lsn I 1/stanlng/" reduces job performance . Further it would not require a - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - person selling or renting HOLDOUf.GOES HOME NIXON CAW MAYOR property to modify it for TOKYO (UP!) - Hiroo CLEVELAND (UPI) handicapped tenants, nor to Orioda, tbe Japanese World Former President Richard exercise greater than normal war 11 holdout who Nixon•Wednesday telephoned care for ' handicapped emigrated to Brazil after hiJ congratulaUons to Mayor tenants. Neither would It hiding. for 30 years In the Ralph J. Perk, who wm reexcuse handicapped persons Phllfppine jungle, arrived in election to . a third· tenn from meeting all contractual . Tokyo Wednelday for a 1~ Tuelday. obligations. day stay. ; "It was a cungratulatory Under present law If a child Onoda, 53, told reporters he call," Perk lllid. "n the is determined by State ll,oard · had not retiii'Jied to look for a flnt time I ha4 talked to him of Education standarcl§}ll ,~ wife, but to dl.ecuaa royaltlea since he left oince. " incapable of profitiq~ 'UI the book he wrote about his "Hll' wlce 110unded clear substantially from fur!Jier experlenc;e, "My ~year_ War and strong. He than~ed me Instruction" In public On L11banc Mand," for the courtesies mended to schools, the superintendent of publlahed In Japan. members of hla family when that school district must A former lieutenant In the they have been In place the child under the Imperial Japanese Army, Cleveland," added Perk, wbo supervision of a vlsltlng Onoda emerged from the llid he had not yet heard teacher·or attendance officer jungles of IJibflng laland in from President Ford. · as long as the child Is of March, 1874. Ha retll!'lled to "I have an appoinbnent compulsory school age. Japan for a year before with .him !10011 and I'm sure Am. Sub. H.B. 455 requires emigrating to' Brazil . to he'll congratulate me In Identification and traliling of become a· cattle rancher. per11011 then," added Perk, who wilL be Inaugurated ,.._____________!"""~ Mmday at Clty HaD. Berry's orld -----=----------:------ WESTERViLLE - Alice J~hnston Sands, 94, w'eslerville, died W!!dnesday. She was the daughter ' of lhe late Oscar Johnston~d Rilla . JacObs Sands. She, was also preceded in death by, her husband, James Sands. Mrs. Sands, born and reared in Meigs County, was a sister of the late Frank H. Johnston of Pomeroy. _ She is survived • by a daughter, Mrs. Jane Jones, . 704 Mrica Rd, Galena, Ohio; .one stepson, Edward Sands, Basil, Ohio, and two grandchildren. . Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. at I~ Moreland Funeral Home, Westerville. Burial will be In Gfeenlawn Ceme·tery, C~umbus. Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday and Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to~9 p. m. Vflerans Memorial Hospital 'j\DMITTED - Joseph McElroy, Pomeroy; Steve Ebltn·, Pomeroy; Michael T~ylor, Jr.,• New Haven; vililter Brown, Letart, W. V11.; Doris Darst, Pomeroy. ;p!SCHARGED - Carol Bwnem, Thomas Williams, ~ ndon McDaniels, Helen Pllelps, Charles Burdette. Plea118nl Valley DISCHARGES - Lettie oolittle, Jacquelene I:f.()wers, Nancy Sayre, Patrick Hlll, Mrs. Edgar ~Iarkey, Jr., sQn, all of Point Pleasant; Mary Harris, New Haven; Mrs. Kenneth Martin, Buffalo ; Lewis Martin, Robertsburg; Mrs. Larry Laudermllt, Rutland; Susan Windown, Henderson, and Mrs. Ray VanMeter, daughter, Clifton._ J Holzer Medleal tenter (~tc~rJes,Nov.5) Mrs, Lorra)ne Aelker and dalJiihter, Esther Anderson, Kristen Batley, Sharon Bentz, Laura Blume, Deena Brown, Kimberly Brown, Ruth Ann Brown, Maxine Callicoat, Kathryn Chapman, Carol Clarkson, Avonelle Cobb, Mrs. James Donathan and son, Nettie Faulkner, Denver French, Brenda Halfield, Louis Hochberg, George Kearns, Carla Large, Richard Mora, Frank Murray, Christopher ~itz, Stephen Noble, . Bessie Reynolds, Mary Jo Salyers, John Schilllng, Lottie Sheets, Rita smith, Larry Speakman, Billi,e Stewart, Sheryl Tolliver, George Vance, Roy. Whaley, Clyde White, Inez Wilgus, Robin Zlnn. Local news in briefs Season.- - OPENS NOV. 14 Our complete line of hunting supplies and equipment is here ready for selection. Made by world-known manufacturers and in a large range of prices. . New Arrivals At Kerm's · SYRACUSE - Girl Scout · The Pomeroy Elementary) Troop 1204, meeting TueSda~~~ll spon•or a fall ~ at the school. wasdfvlded lntO;>!~ll\on;,Saturday at the three patrols. Scout books •sclf!*JI f'l'orn!6'<30 to 9:30p.m., Games and prizes wlll r hlghltght the event which w111: · be open to the public. • Senices today The· Middleport E-R squad: was called to the Graymanor; Apts. on Race St. at 2:30p.m., Wednesday for two-year-old William Barlon who had run t. his hand through a front doon glass . He was taken to:· Veterans Memorial Hospital, where ·two stttches were·• tAkO.p tq f105e the wound. ~ ' for Mr. Bryan COLUMBUS - The fWleral lor Joseph D. Bryan, 77, of 431 Clinton Heights"' Ave ., a former secreta'ry an!l atlorney examinel"fdr' the•Ohlo Boar<l of Tax Apnealsi-'WDs<2' P·m· today at the ·Rutherford Chapel, 23113 N. High St. He died Monday at Riverside ' lethodist Hospllal. . qe resided In Middleport for a time In the late 1941!11.. He was a former general d · counsel for Civil Defell8e an the Ohio Adjutant Generals Department and was a former staff counse Ifor the Ohio Turnpike Commission aod the Ohio Department of High· ways. A retired 1:1. S. Army Jie·uten,nt colonel, Bryan served · on the U· S· Court of Mllitary Appeals and the U. S. Appeals Courts for the Sixth and Seventh Clrculi.'l. •-elude h'- wife, Survivors "' "' Mary Campbell Bryan; sisters, Mrs . James (Doro thy) E. H·arley, of Middleport, 0 .; and Mrs. James !Kathryn) A. stock'man, of Kansas City, Mo. Friends may make contributions to a preferred charity, Burial was to be In A r I in g ton·· Na'II on al Cemetery. -:"1 •.T •" "· .l.2!.- f~9fnnfrl~ ~~r·.~tr~~~- ~~~'if).; safurdey at the home of Bob; Hill, corner of Elm and Fllthi In Racine. Crltt Bradford will, serve as auctioneer . In : conjunction with the auction,!, the church w111 hold a bake• sale and will serve refresn -; ments at the sale location .• Proceeds wtll go to the new roof fund: :· --T E • EASTERN - he as 1ern· Band Boo•ters wltl meer Monday, Nov. 10. Instead of Tuesday Ill• reported. They . will meet In the band room . All parents are urged to at-' tend. ' -- • • A dissolution of marriage · and two suits for divorce have ' been flied here. Filing for,,. dlssolullon were Konr\eth'• Lillie. Cheshire and Ruth, Little; Middleport. Filing fol" divorce were Rita J. Boggess ~ Rt. 4, Pomeroy, ogalns(. AMMUNITION OF AU KINDS WESTERN - REMINGTON ' Johnson. Pomeroy, against Carroll W. John•on , Pomeroy. each on charges ot gro55 neglect ot duty encf; extreme cruelly . ~ .. 11(\arrlage · licenses have been Issued to Mark Andrew. Still, 23, Pomeroy. end Pamela Jane Lanham, 19, Pom~roy; . Carl Eugene. Stewart, 26, Rt. I, ~ld dleport, and Ellen Mae Reynolds, 29, Middleport, en~ Harry Delbert Garnes, Jr., 26, Middleport. and Vonda Kay Johnson. 21 , Middleport, RACtNE - The Souther~ Athletic Boosters wilt meet at 7:30p.m . Tuesday at ths high ochool here. AI Interested persons are asked to attend. LONG BOTTOM - Word has been received of the unexpected death of Mn. ' Rose Shipman In Plltsb..-~.h, Pa. Mn. Shipman Ia · 111• mother of the Rty. Father George Shipman, Paalor of Our Lady of Lorello Catholl( Church here for severtl yean. About two WHkl ego Mn. Shipman and her son vlstled friends In this area , Sale! Men's SHOTGUNS & RIFLES Remington - Winchester- Ithaca Harrison · & Richardson Mossberg- Browning Gun Cleaning Kits - Gun Oil - Recoil Pads Game Bags - Shell Vests - Gun Cases - Hunting Accessories Hunters Jac~ets & Caps - Hunting Pants & Caps- Rifle Sling StrapsSteel Traps. Keep Warml QUILTED VEST Insulated! NyiW' ohtll ... polyester pil!._ _filling. ~ip-fron B slash ~ockets, S, M, L, XL. LICENSED GUN DEALER EBERSBACH HARDWARE IIOW.MAIN POMEROY We Issue Hunting Ucense KERM'S KORNER New York Cothing House POMEROY, OHIO Jeans and Jeans Jackets. ·Men's Depjbntnt }st.Floor Thlssele Includes our entire stock of mens blue denim leans - mens Prewashed denim leans - mens fashion jeans· In corduroy - polyester end cotlon''bMind& • Lee Boot cuts · Patch ' PocRet' le~s. AI~ Includes ell of .our western blue denim leckets by ' Wr'llngler and U!'e1 ·end f~hlon · jackets that match many styles In our fashion leans. Stop In this wt~~kend - see our 'fine selection · buy what you need In leans end leans lackets. You'll really save. The Meigs County Commiuloners In cooperation with Gallla-Melgs 'Com. munlty Action Agency will holtl a pubUc hearing Nov. 18 at 8 a.m. In the · corn, mlaaloner's ofllee to deterllllrM! )il'iorlty needzl of the county for UBe of Title I Community . Develop~ent . llfant. A project being conaldered Ia a housing rehabllll«tion program propDied by C.A.A. :' ':!~ public Ill invited. DEER !tiLLED The Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. 181d a seven point buck deer died Wednesday at 7: 3G p.m. when It ·r ill in front of a car. lravellna west on TR :14 driVen by Roger E. Wella, Rt. I, Vinton. , FHACLOSING The Farmers Horne Admlnlatratlon County Office-In Pomeroy wll1 be closed ~y. Nov. II due to an out of town meeting. . f ' . ' ' .... .. I <i' ~' I j• • , ., 'SA'£'Ew.; ·I l4• ~ ~ "' h \ (~ hJI l'>flt') . jJ ( • t I ljj ' ' "' Optn Both· Friday end Jobless level at 8.6% in October ' By LEE LEONARD UPI Stalebouae , Reporter COLUMBUS (UP!) - A three-term state legislator ·· from Mahonlng County, who Sl!id he detects a "David and Goliath .. attitude among the voters, has declared he will · challenge Ohio Democratic heavyweights next year for the right to run against Sen. Robert Taft Jr., R.{)hio. ,.Rep. George D. Tablack, ,D-Campbell, son of a prominent Youngstown-area pollticlan ofthe S(IIIle name, made his announcement ThiU'sday, saying · he .was "upset" that speculation for · the Democratic nomination centers around former U.S. Sen. Howard M. Metzenbaum of Cleveland and former ~v . support to Stanton. John J . Gilligan. Tablack said that If U.S. Stanton has indicated he is Rep. James V. Stanton, D- a firm candidate for the Cleveland, moves into the Democratic nomination, but !reach within two .weeks to Tabllick said if the Cleveland contest Metzenbaum or congressman does not make · Gilligan, he will withdraw a formal announcement irom the race and throw his within two weeks, it will be "J.;'' ' .. 1 , •• r . Setu~d~y-~ N\lhYih~.tU' i.' ' •II I ' . ' READY FOR TIIANKSGIVING - Jason Riggs, three-year old sor of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Riggs of near Tuppers Plains, is all but dwarfed by these pumpkins In a fail display fronting the home of Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil Windon, West Shade Road. One of the pumpkins weighs 1!10 pounds, the other ISO lbs. Both were raised by Dana Fell, Washington(,;. H. formerly of Meigs County, an uncle of Mrs. Windon. Mrs. Alvin Tripp, another niece of Fell, tias a 140 pound pumpkin frqm her uncle on display at her home. Picture by Bob Hoeflich . too late to mount an effective challenge. Tablac~. 45, has been in the Ohio House since 1970. Prior to that, he was a supervisor In the Ohio Department of Taxation, where he worked -(Continued on page 10) • at y e By SARA FRirZ WASHINGTON (UPI) The nation's unemployment rate rose 0.3 per cent in October to Its highest level in four monlhs -11.6 per centprimarily because more Americans were out looking for work, the Labor Department said today. The number of unemployed persons rose by 230,000 to 8 million in October, the department said. Total employment remained virtually unchanged at 85.4 million after rising steadily between March and August. The unexpected large increa~ in ·employment occurred mainly because of a surge of persons looking for jobs-the clvUian labor force rose by 250,000 to 93.4 mlllion. Some white women and farm workers also lost their jobs in October, contributing to the increase. The increase In the jobless fig!D'es was the second ro\U\d of gloomy economic news in the past two days. A Labor Department report Thursday s.iowed that wholesale prices jumped 1.8 per cent last mohth -the biggest monthly increase in a year. Julius Shiskin, commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 'told Congress last month the unemployment picture has improved since peaking 9.2 per cent of the labor force in May and was expected to continue unchanged for the remainder of 1975. However, there was a decline in the number of unemployed persons who have been seeking a job for six months or more and the average length of unem ployment also dropped significantly from 16.2 weeks to 15.4 weeks. The last time the unem. ployment rate was as high as October's figure was in June when it also registered 8.6 per cent. Employment in mantifacturing, which has been rising steadily in recent months, jumped by another 110,000 workers in October-a sign that factories are recalling lald.()ff workers. Most of the lnc~ases were ~ manufacturing of nondurable goods or electrical equipment. Employment in mining also was up by 20,000. Employment in contract construction al.oo increased by 30,000 and 110,000 working persons were added to the payrolls of state and local govenunents, 35,000 of them striking teachers who returned to work. Agricultural employment dellned by 125,000 jobs, the department said. Feud ended Hatfields, McCoys end ancient clan battle in • enttne reunion full of irony Devoted 1'o The Interests of The Meigs-Mason Area VOL. XXVII NO. 146 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO r:;;;;·,:~, .,.,:,,, ,.,:,·i;,:-:-:,:·B;i:;i;r-_;.1 Woman Jl l ~ < BLACKBERRY FORK, Ky. <UP!)- Guess who's coming to dinner? None other than the FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1975 PRICE 15' Hatfields and the McCoys. -----------------~--But don 't bolt the doors and hide in the cellar swears she was::;;;' ~~~~~~;*~~~!~' • h R J I I 0 Wit Upe On U By United Press International WASHINGTON - VICE PRESIDENT NELSON Rockefeller has refused to rule out a 1916 bld for tbe presidency. The 67-year.())d Rockefeller told reporters Thursday he eXj>ected President Ford would be nominated for a full Mary Adams, 22, of Lan- July 10 and met Rope in term next August. But he refused to say what be would do If caster, Ohio , Thursday Ford dld poorly In early primaries or dropped out of the race. provided an apparent alibi Nelsonville at II p.m. She said they left the party Asked at a news cunference If he still had presidential for the Gerald Eugene Rupe together between 3 and 4a.m. ambltlo118, Rockefeiler said : "Listen, I wouldn't have ac- of Rutland, .accused as an cePted the vice preSidency If I wasn't wllllng to accept thf! accomplice in the armed She also .testified that on the night or' the party Rupe told presidency, if, God forbid, something happened to the robbery of Jack Ambrose, her he was going to Florida. President" He 118ld he had no plall8 to get involved in the 1976 manager of the Pomeroy She stated she did not kn ow of race. But his decision to withdraw from !he vice presidential · Kroger Store last July 10. the robbery until they were race cuts his ties with Ford sufficiently to mount a campaign If The trial, Ohio versus arrested in Florida. the PresldenCs should fall. Rupe, went into its lhlrd day The firsl person to take the Thursday and was being sland in the case was the COLUMBUS - A SPOKESMAN FOR Gov. James A. continued today in the Meigs robbery victim , Am brose. Rhodes Thursday said It is "likely" the governor would submit County Common Pleas Court, Ambrose was on his way to a tax .Incentive program for Industry to the Ohio General lhe Hon. John C. Bacon sit- the bank with receipts to put Assembly next year. Themas Moyer, executive assistant to ling. in a night depository. AmRhodes, said the program would be introduced before the Miss Adams testified she brose had the money on the Legislature goes into recess which Is expected some time next was with Rupe at a party in seat of his car in a paper bag. spring. Nelsonville on July 10. She He said $11 ,251.91 was taken, "It Is likely we will have a legislative proposal," said slated that she was am $5,000 in cash , $1,600 in food Moyer, for tax abatement and the adm~lstratlon is studying em ploye of the An chor slamps, and $4,651 .91 , in Incentives offered by other states and has not yet started drafting the bill. Moyer said the program Is needed to keep Hocking Glass Co . and checks. worked the 2 to 10 (p.m.) Ambrose testified he left Industry in the Buckeye state. · shift. lhc store with the money in a She said she got off work on paper bag for his car wh ich CINCINNATI - THE CINCINNATI POST, In an editorial, says Ohio voters overwhelmingly turned down ~v . James A. Rhodes' $4.5 bllllon economic bond Issues because of the "slapped-together enormity" and blg price tag of tbe propoll8!s. "Defeat of the bond Issues does not mean that the people are unconcerned about 'Jobs and Progress' In Ohio," the Thursday editorial stated. "Voters rejected his plan because of Ita slapped-together enormity and because its price tag was Middlep ort 's fire more than they cuuld accept. hydrant:! will take on a welcome · in the holiday "So now the problem Is to come up with workable alter- bicentennial look soon ac- season on Monday, Dec. 1. natives. The people of Ohio now will be looking to their cording to plans made by the There will be a 6:30 p.m. legislature ... to come up with a solution. But an important parade feat uring Santa Middleport Chamber of . place \11 the picture still ·IS reservoid for Gov. Rhodes. He Is followed ~Y a moonlight sa le . Commerce at a qoon lun1111derstandably dl118ppointed about the defeat of his Grand Plans were also made to cheon Thursday at the Martin purchase new street signs for Plan. But he will still be governor for three more years and this Restaurant. Is no time for him to 'retire' in ant of pique." lhe town in cases where the Jack Slavin, art instructor , present signs are in un. at Meigs High School, will be COLUMBUS - SEPTEMBER SALES OF 'Ohio retailers sa lisfactory condition, or are in charge of the bicentennial missing. were 6 per cent hlght{ than those of the corresponding month art work on the hydrants. last year, the Ohio State University Center for Business and Don Wilson, president , Also, .a planting area at the Economic Research said Thursday. presided. Others present "T" on North Second Ave. Seventeen of 25 businesses surveyed showed September were Mrs. Wilson, Mr. and and Neill St . Is being congains. Automobile dealers !ed the way with ~­ Mrs. John Werner, Edison slructed as a special creased 118les of 29 per cent. Paint, glass and wallpaper stores' Baker, Ferman Moore, Cash bicentennial project by the sales rose·16 per cent, household appllance stores' 12 per cent Middleport Garden Club. Bahr, Carl Horky and Mike Williams. and hard atores' 6 per cent. The chamber made plans to Fire hydrants to go bicentennial WASHI!-iGTON - UNSWAYED BY FORMER Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger's warnings, the Senate Appropriations Committee has restored only a fraction of $11.1 \lllllon cuts made by the House In the administration's $120.9 billion defense blll. Announcing the r~sull~ 9f the committee drafting session (Contlnueu on page 10) _Cross wins in Buckeye 'I H ,1( 1/oj 1 PRICES . Voters to have .choice :gr.~~.~-" ,8~g••~u'3r~d' - MORA HOM!; NOW Richard Mora, son of Mr. and Mrs: Woodrow Mora, has returned horne (Route 2, Pomeroy J from the Holzer Medical Center whare he wu taken last Friday after being injw-ed at Meigs High Sc:hool. Mora, an Eaatern High School student who attenda vocational clallea at MeigJ High School, suffered trac• tures in an ann and leg when equipment fell on hlm. Friends are welcome to call at the Mora home. ' • IAfter.. weeks of collecllng' Items. Including antiques and near antique (collectibles), mem'bers of the Racine • Weslet•n United Methodist: ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Public·hearing planned Nov. 18 ..• The Gospel :r~nes w;ll be wereo-•dlstributed. Dal~ key : featured at• he MI. Herrnan rings are being sold. ames ' revival service o FJ1ldar l'!"et:e .,p\a~, and refresh· evening. The public Is hwlted menfs ~ved by Penny W?lfe to attend. and Shari Cogar. ., ' RAC INE - The Recine The Pomeroy E-R squad : Masi>nlc Lodge .loll will meet was called to the home ot , Tuesday, Nov. 11 , at 7: lO p.m. Margaret G~ns. L&sley St., &t There wilt be election of ol· 3:05 p.m . Wednesday. She' fleers. · All members are wa~ · t'ken to Veterans• "'£i)'loriaJ ,Hospital. ; urged to attend. waa Rabbit f Mrs. -Sands dies Bill. Cross, Racine businessman, was a siK-diglt winner in the Buckeye \000 drawing of the Ohio Lottery Thursday night. · Cross wlll take his Ucket to Marietta for certification and wlll be Invited to attend the drawing for prizes scheduled to be held in Cleveland. Winners of the Buckeye 1000 are assured of a prize of at least ,1,000 and a chance to win Ihe gran(l prize of ,1,000 a month for life (guaranteed minimum of $400,000). other cash prizes range from $2,00o to $50,000. Cross sells lottery tickets at the Wald Cross and Sons store in Racine bul ran out this week befor.e purchasing his own llckets. As a result he picked up tickets at Eber's Gull Station and became a big winner. Y was parked at the back of the store. He opened his car door and put the money on the passenger side of the seat, when he was accosted by a man with a gun, and another man, both with hooded faces. They motioned for him to go to a relalning wall (one man held a piece of iron ). They lold him not to turn around. He did not turn around for fear of being hil . But he said he ran toward the store whereupon the pipe was thrown at him. It missed . He went inlo store and called police. Both men wore hoods. Ambrose said he recognized one or the men as being Lonnie Black. Black also testified that be and Rope had discussed tbe robbery the day before and that he had taken the gun from his parents' home and a piece of pipe. Black was sentenced earlier on a bill of in· formation :when he plead guilty to charges of be~g an accomplice in the robbery of Ambrose and was sentenced to 4 to 25 years. He had been kept in Meigs County~ order to testlly. Jurors are Jerry Fields, Michael Ihle, Peter Chase, Eloise Connolly, Bernice Lavalley, Kenneth Caldwell, Mark Davis, Emerson Pooler, Linda Damewood, Rachel Downie, Dorothy Myers, Pearl Edwards and Alternate, llah Roush. AHorney for the defendant is William Conley, Bernard Fultz, county prosecutor, Is presented the attorney state's case. . wtll be partly cloudy and mild . with a chance of showers and a little cooler by Monday and Tuesday.' Highs will be In the low or mld 60s on Sunday, dropping Into the upper 50s by Tuesday. Lows during the period will be In the 40s. ....... ,.,.,.,.,., ...,,.·.-.-... ·,,-...-.....-..., ...,.....,.,.~.,,...,...... ,...,..., •·····•····....,.,,..•.·..•.•.,•.·.·.. ..-......... -~ done." Mayor London and Police Chief Millon Varian went on record in expressing . their apprecialion to the youth of lhe village for their good behavior during the Halloween season. Hubbard also met with council In regard lo anot her matt er. As chairman of il<e board of · truslees lor the Church of the Nazarene, Hubbard cited the danger of a barbed wire fence that joins Ihe church property . He poin led oul that Ibis is dangerous, especially to children. Council poinled out Ihal this was not Ihe problem nf council . but Ihat of !he property owner. Councilman Ed Neutzllng reported thai he had repaired the children 's slide, placed· concrete at the end of it, and all poles to hold bird houses but one are ready to put up. Councilman Eber Pickens said election booths have been taken down and reported progress on fitting out Ihe new fire truck . Council vofed to change Its meeting time from 7:30 to 7 p.m. on the first Thursday of each month. Robert Wingett reported lhat by December council should be prepared lo ad· verlise for bids for lhe new Foronethlng,theldnfoltof Randall McCoy plan to put up an $8,000 granite mmument, purchased from the Hatfield Monument Co., whose owner just happens to be Henry Hatflelq, a grandson of Devis Ahse, lbe feared patriarch of his clan. "We're all like brothers," the grandson smiles. "They 're all fine boys." McCoy's desceridants want to mark the site where five of their forebearers are buried in unattended ·graves, a grim testimony to the bloodshed that darkened both sides of !he Tug River ~ Pike County, Ky ., and M~go County, W.Va. Three of the five McCoys buried at the site were tied to · pawpaw trees and shot to death by Hatfields to avenge the fatal stabbing of Ellison Hatfield during an election day fracas. In another poignant stroke, the two families will dine on a roast hog - symbolic of a dispute over the ownership of a pig that precipitated much of the intense hatred between the two clans. R a dar on the job The Pomeroy Police Dept. radar , back in operation, produced 11 persons who forfeited bonds or were 'fined for speeding In the court of Pomeroy Mayor Dale E. Smith Thursday night. Forfei ling bonds were Barbara Logan, Pomeroy, $13.70, Sigle Chafin, Vinton, $23. 70; Rebecca Kouns, Syracuse, $13 .70; John Powell, Racine , $18.70; Harry Bailey, Pomeroy, $13.70; James Housh, Hartford, $23.10; Raymond Baity, Pomeroy, $15.70 and Chester Tannehill, $18, Middleport. Fined were John Manuel, Racine, $15 and costs; J ohn Anderson , Lakewood, $10 and costs, and Drexel Lambert, Rutland, $10 and costs. Others lined Thursday night were William Evans, Long Bottom, $125 and costs, and three days in jail, driving while intoxicated; Tim Thomas, no address, $10 and costs, littering the highway : James Woodyard, no address, $10 and costs, disturbing the peace ; Dorothy White, Pomeroy, $10 and costs, intoxication ; Monty Riffle, Pomeroy, $10 and cost:!, intoxication ; Roy Boggs, Shade, $10 and costs, -(Continued on page 10) Syracuse board president resigns SYRACUSE - Syracuse Village Council Thursday accepted· the night resignalion of Betty Haye~· as member and president of the Syracuse Board of Publlc Mlalrs. Mrs. Hayes, .who submitled her resignation lo Mayor · Herman London effective Nov. 6, gave as her reason she will be moving from the area. In a related move, Oris Hubbard, maintenance supervisor for the villsge and water ooard, also resigned. Council commended Hubbard for hls "fin e work" and lhanked him for " a job well struggle that kept both sides of the Tug Rivet: on edge for several decades. It's to be a reunion fraught with irony. swimming pool. Also discussed was whether to use asphalt or concrete on · proposed tennis courts . Win ge tt suggested council investigate both and consider the matter further . George Holman, treasurer, volun leered his se.rvlce i~ helping to remove a tree. It was suggested that since It gets dark so early most of the work done now wlll have to be on Saturday. Attending were Mayo r London, Troy Zwilling, Eber Pickens, Bary McCoy, and Ed Neutzllng councilmen; Holman, Chief Varian, and Kathryn Crow, clerk. Dedication of the ' monument is to be open to the public, with invitatloos gohtg out to the governors of both West VIrginia and Kentucky. On. tbe. monument will be an inlcrlption written by Jimmy Wolford, a bluegrass musician hoping to record an album for· po~ble use as a soundtrack in a movie about the feud. Wolford, whose mother was a McCoy, wrote: '"There is no secret .why they died so young. Pride took control and youth's song was never sung." Hatfield felt the idea of a monument was "a good thing" when the McCoys . approached him to place the order at his rll1ll. And, the idea of getting the two families together here In a month or so, and possibly making it an annual thing, al.oo caught the monument firm owner's eye. · Hatfield says it might prove that after nearly a century no hostilities linger and could make things "better for both families." Legion will hold service on lith A public observance of Veterans Day on the traditional date of Nov. 11 will be conducted by Drew Webster Post 39, ·American Legion . Meeting Tuesday night al !he home, the Legion decided that all members who can lake part are to meet at the courthouse at 10:45 a.m. on Nov. II where the service will lake place. The Gift for the Yanks Who Gave program was set for Nov. 19 beginning at 6 p.m. The program is designed to raise funds fo r prov iding a betier life for hospitalized veterans. The annual post Thanksgiving dinner will be held on the preceding evening, Nov. 16, at the post home. In Ohio last year , $92,000 was raised for the Gilts for the Yanks program. In the local program, post members . deliver loaves of bread to homes throughout the communi ty and receive donallons to the program in exchange. During the meetin g presided over by Clarence \ Schmucker, Don Hunnel repo rte d on membership which nowslands at 31f/. ~al for the year, by No·t. 9, is 323. Charles Swatzel was given permission to use the haU for registration of young men. Although the draft is no longer in existence, young men born in 1957 or earlier must register upon• their 18th birthday . The regis tralion will take place on March 31 at the post home with a schedule to be announced laler. Miss Virgie Hobstetter was reported ill and a sympathy card was sen t to Frank W. Por ter who lost his mother by death. Joe Struble was commended for the presenla tion of a program at lhe Tuppers Plains School on Ocl. 'lJ when a flag raising ceremony was held. The Thanks giving dinner will be served at 7:30p.m. on Nov . 18 preceding the business session. Refreshments were served by second vice ccommander, Charles Hayes , foll owing Tuesday's meeting. .! •. , �3- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0., •'riday, Nov. 7, 1975 2- The Daily Sentinei,Middleport-Pcrnel'l)v. 0 .. Frklay,Nov. 7,1975 Anti-Francoites beaten •• • ... ~ I . . ' By PEI'ER UEBERSAX MADRID, Spain (VPI) The brutal, Jiatol-whipping of opposition activillls threatens to be a prelude to civU unrest on the death of Generalissimo Francisco Franco. The alllng, 82·yearo()ld strmgman, attached to a kidney machine, remained In grave condltim today, suf• fering from blood clots, uremic polaoning and heart disturbances. In an attack marking growing poUtlcal tension over the future· of Spain after the fourth-tloor offlee In a Franco, four masked gunmen . downtown Madrid bulldlng, Thursday burst into a leaving the room a shambles meeting In Madrid of seven with blood on the carpet. centrist and leftisl lawyers All of the vlctlm8 J'l!qulred and two Venezuelan Jour· hospital trest.ment, Including nallsts. stitches for deep cuts. One The raiders, armed . with suffered two broken ribs, submachlne guns, Ored one another a broken arm. shot Into the ceiling and Pollee sources said the forced aU nine men to the raiders were right-wing floor, systematically beating extremists Intent on them bloody with pistols and preserving the dictatorial spiked steel baUs on chains. regime of Franco against the Acloud of tear gas covered refcrms of leftist and centrist the attackers' escape from groups. • sGT. CARROLL R. STEWART receives an U.S. Air Force conunendatlon medal for outstanding service In ' Korea from capt. Paul Kerns at the Wflgbt-Patteraon Air Force Base in Fairborne. • Citation comes with medal · carroll R. Stewart, son o! 11, !974, Stewart received the Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stewart, following citation (in part): Route I, Middleport, has "During this period the • received a citation explaining professional skiD Initiative his award of the Air Force and knowledge demonstrated . Commendation Medal for by Sgt. Stewartln all facets of distinguishing himself by administrative operations meritorious services. aided Immeasurably In · The non-commissioned providing an outstanding officer In charge of special morale and welfare program ... services, administration, ... The distinctive ac· : special services division of compllshments of Sgt. • the 8th Combat Support Stewart refiecl. credit upon : Group, 8th tactical Fighter hlmaelf and the United States : Wing, Kunsan Air Base, Air Force". : Korea,fromOcl.,l971toNov. • • ~ Spirit of '76 •• •• • CLEVELAND (UPI) - A ·<leveland sales correspondent who was attending a wsll:e when his qualifying number wu drawn last week Is the newell Ohio Lottery · Buckeye "1000'' wlmer. Harold W. Warner, who returned to a hobby of gardening after fiying M combat missions as a gunner In World War n, Thursday night wm $1,000 a 111011th for life. Warner, 53, is married, the father of 111m children and grandfather of sill. He said he will use the money for a HawaUan vacation. The $30,000 winner was Pearl B. Flclts of Mayfield Heights, the f25,000 winner Jay T. Best ol Bedford, the $20,000 wiQIIer Larry F. Leanlewicz of &uford, the flO,OOO winner Marie A. Buckhanan of Clnclnnatl and the $19,000 wlmer Gordon Degler Of Dlyton. Winner of f7 ,500 was Karen A. Allshouse of Maple Heights, f$,000 Arthur Arm· strong of Clnclmatl, $4,000 Elmer Wacbtel of Wickliffe, ~caravan commg:!!k~c:: ::enH.~ : ... A Chronicle: of America ' Political analysts have predicted thi! co!lfllct between liberals wanting political · freedoms and · rightists favoring autiHritarlan rule wUI become even more "violent after Fr~meo dies. · November 9, 1775: Seeking to plus leaks to the Brt tlsb and to the public about Its deliberations, Congress adopll a Resolution of Secrecy: "Resolved, that every member of Ibis Conpeu c:oaslders himself under the ties ofvlrtue, honor, and love of bls country, not to divulge, directly or Indirectly, any matterortblnaqllateclord•ted In Congrea, before the same shall have been determined, wlthOOt leave of the ConJress; 110r any matter or lblng determliled In Congress, whtch a majority of.the Congress shall order to be kept secret. And tilat if any member shall violate tbla agreement, he shall be expelled [from ]t-Is Concress, and deemed an enemy to the liberties of America, and liable to be treated as such; and !hat every memberslplfyhlacon· sent to this asreemeilt by signing the same." A medical bulletin t.aed just before midnight Thurs!l&Y and Franco, confined to his bed In El Pardo palace siDce Oct. 17, remained In grave . , condition. . The seven lawyers beaten Thursday represented a variety of outlawed political .orglllizat,lorls, lncluclq the Communist-backed Democratic Junta and the Socialist and Christian Democrat parties. .,.._ ""' groups are now campalgnlng for the release of · political prisoners . and democratic freedoms In IJOill· Franco Spain. WID S WW 2 AF gunner '/. .- •• We Hold These Truths ... "The Spirit of '76 Caravan" Identical workshopa held In : Is cording to southeastern the State during September, : Ohio filled with materials and • Ideas lor teachers, school • librarians, public librarians • and bicentennial enthusiasts : who want to plan reading : programs and projecta based : on books and audio-visual : materials. : This ~ay-long workshop : will be at the Jackson City • Ubrary Thursday, Nov. 13 : from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Spon-; !tired by the State Ubrary of ! Ohio, the Ohio Department of : Education, State Right-to: Read Conunlssloners and the :Ohio American Revolution Bicentennial Advisory Commlsslqn, it Is one of 12 October and November. Interested persons may still register to attend by calling or wri ling Jane MCGregor, Children's Services Specialist for Ohio Valley Area Ubrarles, a South Ohio AY.ellue, Wellston, ~ . Telephone number for OVAL is 364-2103. There Is a charge of ~.10 to cover reglsiratlon, and lunch. Reservations must be made by Nov. 7. Susan Fleshman from the Pomeroy • Mid· dleport llbrary will be attending the workshop and can provide transportation to Jackson for several pers0111. Blantenllhlp of Sandusky and $1,000 Allee M. Matht!'ll'll of Oeveland. In the LuCky Buck Jackpot drawing Thlll'sday night, Jerome M. Maggiore of Cantm '110ft fliO,OOO. The winner was lletty Heppes of Celina, the $40,000 wlnaer Lawrence Tager ol am.tead F'alll, the $16,11110 winner lDna Kern, merllni of Columbus and the , $10,11110 wlnn.. TallO Davis ol Qnclnnatl. Kenneth Hoffman of l.oulsvllle, OIBe E. Nickles o1 Dayton, ayde 0 . Youngman! ol New Carlisle, George K. Kornglver of Wheeling, W.Va., and Joseph Carkldo of Youngstown won f$,000 apiece, •.oro !Club launches 4-H season , The Junior Leaders Club, • made up of 4-H members IS : or older from all clubs In : Meigs County launched the : new 4-H seasOI'I at a com: blnatlon get..cqusinled and ; Halloween party at the home : ol Pam and Marcia Holcomb : last Saturday night. , : The party was planned by : the cumnt members of the J. ' L. Club to help introduce new : memberS to the junior leader •program. ' ,' As members and guesta arrived, a few "millers" were played. Alter everyone had arrived they played games and danced to get to know each other. Dancing made everyone hungry so sandwiches, pretzels, potato chips, and punch were ~er­ ved. The main entertainment ol the evening wu provided by Jeanne Bogga, who sang and played the guitar. Since no Halloween party is complete without an apple bobbing contest - we had on~ delightful, fun.fllled evening ended all too all'uPtly. ' The next junior leader meeting will be , on · Wednesdayevenlng, November 12 at 7:30p.m. at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company, Mill Street, Middleport. This week's regular wtn- (lhree-ntne-aght.two.OOe). nlng numbers: !b-dlglt number: . o f Three-digit number : 667 ( nine-zer«H!Ight-nine.zerofour) , (six-six-seven ). IAlcky Buck lll'i!1lling nuinFour-digit number: 2187 bers: 641 (slx.four-one) and (two-one-eight-seven). Five-digit number : 39821 21116146 (twH!x.U-one.four· six). -By Ron Mackmle • Jeff M~eNelly~•lm. United Fetture Syndicate. Conservation subsidy likely to .be reduced By BERNARD BRENNER UPI Farm Edlior WASHINGTON (UPI) Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz has called on fanners b> step up their "personal commitment" to soil con· servation, but Agriculture Department aides Indicated a curb on federal conservation subsidies was likely. In the statement issued through his Department's Soli Conservation Service, Butz said he would like to see a voluntary drive averting the erosion of I to 2 blliiCJI) tons of soli annually. The Agriculture Secretary said water and wind erosltin Is still a serious threat to efforts to step up food production In a global .race between food and population gJ:owlh. "If we don1 find a way to get the job done on a volun· tary basis, soinebody is going to try to make soU conservation a mandatory thing - aiKI that could tum lnb> a bureaucratic nightmare," Butz warned The Agriculture ~ said farmers Investment In conservation can be con· aldered good business because ''it usuatly Increases the value ol his ~." Another Agriculture Department aource predicted the administration probably will soon asll: Congress to ttluh or ellmtnate scheduled spending of f175 miiUon In conservatlm "cost sharing" subsidies for the fiacal year running llrough next June 30. Congreu· recently autiHrized fl75 ml1llm for the Agricultural Conservatlon Program under which the govenunent, pays farmers and other Jan· downers part of the CCIII ol carrying out !ednlly ·• proved coneemtlon prac· tlces. The fund was cut from last year's $1IO miUion but _ was a rebuke b> tiOII pollcymaken who had wanted to elbnlnate the PlY· aclmlJii.tr.. DR. LAMB Will soft water harm health? , : By Lamb, M.D. , DEAR DR. LAMB - Some : years ago we had a famous :; brand name water softening : system installed. Since then •. my wile has developed a high : blood pressure condition. 1 : have been bothered with :· angina pectoris. ; A visiting relative would ' not drink the water from our tap, but would use only the unlrealed water from the outside hydrant. She claimed : II was bad lor our condition : and would cause high blood ; pressure and qther heart : ailments. : II seems that somewhere ' an extensive research project · came up with statistics :verifying llils idea. Has this : been found to be irue? Is II ; bad to drink water that has : been treated by commercial water softeners? ' DEAR READER - There ;is some truth in the story. research studies have •shown that there is a higher mcidence of heart auacks in :Some .. I 1, Individuals drinking soft water as compared to people drinking hard water. However, a statistical study by the UCLA School of Public Health In Loa Angeles found no relationship at all. one expla'nallon suggested waa that soft water ads on the plumbing and allows cadmium and perhapa other toxic metals to be dlasolved Into the soft water. This apparently does not happen' with hard water. U that theory is correct and there il Increased heart dlaease In people using soft water, you can avoid the problem by always running a lot of nter before you take any to df!nk. This wUI avoid getting nler ihat was stood In the pipes and dissolved cadmium. U the theory Is Incorrect then running water will not help. The theory goes on to stale that cadmium and heavy metals dissolved in the soft water that :~as stood In the ' ~ pipes may damage the kidneys which In turn leads to high blood preasure. High blood pressure lncreaaes the incidence of heart and vascular disease. These obaervAtlons do not prove that your water ailf. tener hae caused your problems. Both high blood preiiiUI'e and angina pectoris heart dl•• are· common enough from other causes thai you may weD have developed thelle problems, 111yway. Some home water softeners do calllll! a lot of sodium to be left In the water. People on salt restricted dleta cannot tolerate this water well. In view ol all the• factont, I think II Ia better for people to use ordinary tap water for drinking purposes. My second best recommendation II to 111e boiUei, dlslllled nter for drlnldng purposes. Keep It In the refrigerator. Home water softeners are very useful tu prevent tllll \ accumulation of lime deposits in plumbing, They can be used for water In the h<me for all other purposes, such as In dishwashers, for showers, washing and whatever household needs you have. I notice fr<m your letter that you live In San Antonio, Tens. Don't you know you have one ol the best and safest water IIIIPPUes of any large city in the United Slates? It Ia naturally purifted through the Edwards natural drinking water with a home ~oftener . That natural aqulfier means you don't have the polluted water sources many clUes must contend with, and II il a major f~~etor In providing abundant ; cheap, healthy water for you. As long as yoar city protects its aqulfier system you will have an Invaluable asset to your health and for ,the clllzens ol your community. -,.1 \,\ ' ' Pro BaaketbaU RoiUldUp By United Press In· teruallooal Only · after the Seattle &iperSonlcs ran out of of· fensive adjustments Thurs. .day night 'did the Washington Bullets come away with their third straight National Basketball Association vtcb>ry. The Bullets beat Seattle 110-100 to Improve their record to 4-1. Seattle is 3-5. Elsewhere In · the NBA Thursday night, Cleveland put away Atlanta 113-I08 and , Golden State beat the New York Knlcks lll-96. Denver beat Utah 111-100 In the only Amer,lcan Basketball Association game. "Seattle continually changed its style of play," said Bullets' AU.Siar forward Elvin Hayes, who led his mates in scoring with 27 Today's . . . Sport Parade ments completely. servalion crusade" Is already Agriculture officlala noted, In matence In aome 3,000 'however, that plana for local conservatiOII dlltrlcta. By MILTON ·RiafMAN spending the $175 miUion He said hundreds of UPI Spol'll Editor ' I won't be made unlll their thousands of rural landNEW' YORK (UPI) -"The number of ballplayers who've Department completes Its owners already cooperate plans for budget sla8hea lied through the districts In volun- hurt themselves drlnklng Is astronomical. '!bey think It's the to President Ford's JII'OPOII} tarily applying conservatlm m8nly th~ b> do. You know how It is. You're an athlete, you to cut federal spendin8 f28 practices, but ':thousands got a line body, you can bold your liquor. Who's gonna tell you IXIllon jn order to permit tu more.. .need to take this step no? You'reon top of the world and can do whatever you wanna do. You lhtnk you can." cuta. this year." Those last four words come out of Don Newcombe's mouth By Nov. 211, offlclala said, far dlfterently, a lot hollower,than the others do. the Agriculture Deper!IUent The big one-time Dodger pitching ace is lalldng about Is scheduled to decide which , ii NnutU. I ol Its programs should be .DEVOTED TO THE "I started with beer,'.' ssys the 4"-year-old Newcombe, the scaled back as part of the IIITERIST OF "' MEIGS-MASON AREA NatiOIIal League'S MVP In 1968 88 Well U the flnt Cy Yolllg govenanent-wlde f28 biW011 CHESTER L. TltiiNIHILL' Award wtmer. "I also drank wine as a ldd going to school ln . lxtc. Ed. budget ~ campaign. ROBERT HOIFLtCH New Jeney. Port was my favorite. I'd drink It, come home If the agency decides to In· City ldllor · elude part or all of the $175 · Pu~llshod dolly except fee~lllllyan(\thenlhrowupallovertheoouseandallover by Tht Ohio Vottey myself. I was only 13-14 years old, but big for my age. Sl:t feet miUion ACP fund In that Soturdoy Pubtllhlng compony, 111 package, COIIgress would be ~£'r.~ 8SJiin:.:'Bfft~~· P~~~: tall 111d one hundred eighty.five pounds. I wu ao big, my asked to approve a ·bill 991·2156. Edllorlot Phone 992. mother and father never paid that much altentlon b> me. I cancelling its !ftvloua ap- 21~~C:ond ctou I!O•t•o• potd could hide things &om them, like my drinking, pretty eallly, ot Pomtroy, Oijfo. the same.way ldda are doing b>dsy." proval of the fundi. N olio no I odvertltlng Looldng at confident ' cuatmltallored Don Newcombe today ' Agriculture IIOIII'ces said It reprtsentltlve Ward 1nc.. . he Qlllbolizesnolhlng but auccetiS. He speaks mueh better now wu probable that at least ~r lft"~11 foG" ~·n~. 1V•.:' v~"k: · thlll he ever did u a ballplayer, beautlfully,ln fact, and the 75~ T"h,rd ,. •• ~. part of the ACP fund will be . waybecarrleshlmaeUanddretlles,hemabamostmovleand · Included In the cutback "'·~.;~~1:iptto 1 Ottlvtrtd by u:rtt; ~h'e:i IV stn look like anall potatoes. On the buainela side, he's prpposal. '1'1111 me~ It will •a••ttabto 75 conts per w .. k. ,.......,._ of vice be aometlme .early nelt year 'f Motor RoUte where Wl~• , , llllty relations for the ......,._ UVU&"'•a, cerrt''~t urvtco not pruldent of a bilnk, a O!amber of Commerce eRCUtlve and a before farmen get a final 0 decision 011 the size of the a~•m~tt ~h to"'.~':fhw .'W; dedicated advocate In behalf of Alcohollanl Awareness Month, fiscal 18'16 conservation aid ~~thi,••r111 W:oo :n~~: llfiOIIIOred by the New York City affiUate of the National ontho, $7,00. Et11whore Council Cll Alcohollim. program, experts Slid. (h•r:~' m~~h:.'~7~:C,1 "Every time I see one of !bose Skid &w bwns, I feel aorry · Butz said the leadership for ubscrtpllon price Inc tudes for him," sa)'a Newcombe. "I look at him and say b> myself what he called a · "con· ; undoy Tlmet.Senllnot. , there but for the grace of God-liDd a magn1f1cen1 woman-110 liilf]Siilliilj ltfl, . the lighter side ' Sunday massacre like TV shakeup By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UPI) After watching Preahlent Ford's news calfet en0e iht. 'week, I got to thlnklag how much a big government ahakeup Is . like a new teievlalon - - · "I fttted the pieces together and they fitted perfectly," the President said as he dropped aome high level olfld.oll, reshuffled others and prepared to brltw In III!Vftl new t'fplacemenll. 'lboae Ire aimoat e:taCily thewordathenetwwbuse• they despentely drGp prime time turb71, reabulfle otben and ICI'IIIIble llnund for ...., replacetnenll. I'm ltiiN you're famllilr with the chanc• belnl )'OU're not exactly cerllln who did wbat to whom, perbapa lba follOWing recapllulatlon wiD be helpful: 'lbe liaest i!hoc:Mr waa lbtdeciiiOIItodrGplbebl&biJ touted "Bee Here, Secy. ScblelltWer" aerie&. A 'lrll'lllhearted, family arilllted ~ grlllll, It depleted the often amusing trtala and, trlbulatlona of three lm· poverllbed.-med&& vices • they triad to aquce by 011 ti $1110 billion amual lludlet. The atory line aauall}' Nnged m their llrllfllea to keep up wilb Ill* rlvlla, lba 'WJ'Oit8ltt, but In case Ruald•. 'l'owarcl tbat 1 llllt they wwe foreva plttlriJW' IJielr benefactor, the U.S. for more millllel,, boallten IIIII nuclear aultl. Seey. Scblealncer, ,the 8MIIal Panlqm patrlardt, oeeaalonaJiy became 1J111'Y when lia entreetlea were rebuffed. Thla . added an element of thmatk CCIIflid eoncr-. ~ b> the.series. Although ntremely popular with conaervatlve audiences, "Bee Here, Seey. Schlealnger" had the milb1tlle of p1sy1n1 op)JOiitethettpeCtacular~ lliow, "Kiuinter'a Folllea." 'lbat hurt Ill overall rall..a, and caaaed It b> ba repleced by the ...., "'lbat'a My Guy" JI'Otll'llll, IIJrri!1ll DliDIId Rlllllfeld In IU lint catmet 'role. IIIIo being dropped after plllling by the criUca 11 ''Colby'l Rlklen," alilb badctt IPJ aeriel . placaed with prGductlm dlfflenlt!ea. 'lbll JlrDIII'8III 1IU In part both I'Mfl"'''ble for and 1 vlcllmofthepublil:'apvwlng dlaenchanlment with the aeere1 1!11111 format. In place of "OIIby'a RBI· den,"welhalliOIIIIbeaeeiiiC "Two 111 the Jllllb," Pother 1111 ttbowlbat 11 being nulled btto productiGn with an lne:t· perilnced Clll. Ukewllelntroulllela"Life with Rocky," the .-kH!ovle advtmlunl 111 a lllllltl-mll11011a1re Vice I:'TIIIida wbo 11 fliMIIW to mild pollllcll oblhlon. AIIIIDalh tbla aer1e1 wiD llnllb uat the - · It definitely will be dropped II The Jlllglliflcent woman Is Newcombe's present wife, Billie, hlnecond wife, and he tens you stralgiK out If II waan't for her, he'd probably be dead. ''We got married In 19110," he says. "She neither smokes or ckinks, but here I wu drlnlting Uke there wu no tomorrow. I go~ through the \rflall8tlc elperlence of being • reuonably succeaf1ll athlete ali the way out. I didn't know how to handle it. l b) Ond all the BtiiWerlin the bottom ola bottle, ao I drank. I w81a nasty 1011uvabee when I was drlnldng.lt got to the point wllere.BWie couldn't llland me any looger. She dldn 't want b> be married to a drtlllt. "<kle morning me decided me had enoUSh. She had siven me tbree babies, Don, Jr., Kelly and Toni, and llhe packed her baga, took the kids and W81 about to leave when I uked her for memorechance.Imust 6ave asked he' for 'one more chance' a hllldred times. Sbe said there was no way ihe could ever belieYe me again and I said b> he' ':What If I &well' to you on the headoflhal boy'-fll8l!lllngfour·yetll'-oldDon,'Jr.- 'I'll never bave IIIOiher drink, WoUld you beUeve me Ibm?'" lite didn't, but me gavehtm me more chance anyway. '111111 wsa nine years ago. New~"' wu conlllllllng two llfthtt a dlythen, but he hun't had a drink since. In the Uterllwe the Council on Alcoholism people put out, they desl:rlbe Don Newcombe as a ''recovered alcobollc." He prefers the wwd ''recovering" Instead. ''With an alaJhollc,lt'a alll'&ya a day to day process," says Newmmbe. "You keep IJOing hoping yoU're never going to be foolllb enough to pick up that first one again:" w• elpiCied Speakers to highlight Concerns ·~ < New Orleans Atl an ta 2 apeak on "Hunger and Nutrition." She Is the Pike County Home Agent, and has been ln. Waverly alnce 19114. She Is especially Interested In foods and nutrition and Is an expert gardener and food · preserver. A native of Kansas, she lived In Indiana before moving to Ohio In 1980. Both of these people will be acting u reaource peraona at the day-long conference at lhe Jackson EKterutlon Center on November 11. All Interested persona are ur11ed to contact Rev. Glenn Biddle, P. 0 Rox 1!03, Jackson, OH - A lhou&bl fCJI' 111e Illy: America writer o. lllllry llld, ''Whit • woman ·nn~~ II wbat you're out ol. She 11'11111 more of a thing Wilen 11 il searce." I m I .857 - 1 3 J 31·1 BINGER, Okla. (UPI) Detro it Chicago ctnclnnali catcher Jcilnny Kansas Clfv 2 J ...oo 1 returns to his Milwaukee 1 S .167 21':. BeD,ch Pacific Division bom~wn N.ov. 14 for a W . L. Pet. G.B. banquet In his honor. Golden State 4 2 .667 Los Angeles 4 4 .500 1 Desn Crain, one of the Phoenix 2 2 .soo 1 bancjuet or~anlzers , said pro· Seattle 3 s .375 2 Brown said Thursday, "Besides," he added, "we have our own football players to think of. These men went through a training camp and Portland 1 S .167 3 Thursdav •s Results half a season with us to make land 113 Atlanta 108 our ball club and It would not Cleve washington 110 seattle 100" be just to them. We have our Golden State 1t1 New Yor k 96 Friday's Games team.'' Phoenix at Philadelphia A federal judge In St. Puul, Cleveland at New Orleans at Ch icago Minn., ruled Wednesday that Detroll 6os ton 11 Mil waukee all former WFL player,a not New York at Los Angeles ..... under contract could be K&J'S~s Clty ..ot Porlland ·. "1 signed by NFL teams. , NFL . Conunlssloner Pete Rozelle had earlier banned such slgnlngs. The St. Paul decision made ·· I unnecessary a hearing · on a I slmllar case that had been scheduled here Thursday. Chris Morris, who played Nat ional Hockey LeagVe with Memphis and San An· Standings tonto ln the WFL, had asked By United Press International P1trlck Division U.S. District Court Judge W. L. T. Ph 'flmothy S. Hogan to overrule Philadelphia 9 t • 22 r-----------, •, We invite you to look over these sharp cars at Reduced Prices. $3995 '74 MOnlt Clrto 74 Hornet-X 52695 73 Olds'Cuttass-X 12995 , I ~· 52195 '73 Ford Gron Torino h~95 '" '73 C.prl $2695 '73·Ford Ra111et 'I• :r. 12495 73 Chev. 'h T. S3195 '72 Grand Prtx 13195 '72 M.G. Midget Sttn' I II "f > I !Standings l 73 Cullan Supremo S2~. - f!OzeU~·~ ~ · '73Gremttn-X Pro . But sin~ the St. Paul decision was handled as a "c1aa! ac(lon," Morris was covered by tt and so Thursday 's hearing on Morris' request for a restralnlng order wu cancelled. Meanwhile, the Bengals today went through a light drill for Sunday's game aga)ps,t the Broncos at p,:tver. NV Islanders NV Rangers Atlan ta 7 -2 .o4 s 1 1 Kansa• City Minnesota · • 7 I J 8 3 38 0 18 11 9 A 1 1 smythe Division W. L. Tt PI• Chicago 7 • .J 17 St. Louis 4 6 3 11 Vancouver 9 9 6 Norris DIVISIOn Lo• Angeles Montreat Pittsburgh Detroit w~shlngton 4.. , _.- "' Buffolo W. L . T. Pis 10 • t 21 9 2 2 20 6 4 I 13 2 9 3 7 2 11 1 s Ad•m5 Division . W. l . T. Pts J. (Simpson ) and almost as defense is Intact. At least one passing of Kurt Steger, fast ," said Clausen . "He is a reg Ular has been out of the "potentially their best of- real quali ty athl ete . we lineup with an injury since fense In my five years on the would have been delighted if the UCLA game. staff." he had come to Ohio State." Aaron Brown, the Clausen described the !83- Buckeyes' outstanding Mistakes have been the big problem for the Illlni this pound Phillips as a "Gordon sophomore middle guard who year as they have lost 12 of 32 Bell type of runner," missed last week with a knee fumbles and had l4 passes referring to the Michigan strain, went full go aU week In Intercepted in eight games. tailback from Troy, Ohio. drills. Besides his running, Petrin The Buckeye offense is also "Steger has had a pretty good year," Clausen said. is also a threat with his at full strength and that could "He threw three touchdown passing off the fake sweep. be trouble for the llllnl. "He has a remarkable Archie Griffin, who sets passes against Michigan State to beat them ( 21-19) but arm ," said Clausen, "he can new milestones with nearly · every game, has another one threw four Interceptions really throw the ball." The Buckeyes, who ad- in site Saturday-.5,000 yards against Wisconsin to get them beat ( 111-9). mittedly were unprepared for rushing. The Heisman Trophy But the solid part of the last week 's game, witl be winner, trying to be the first llilni attack, according to ready for the I1llni , "I'll teD you one thing ," to win the honor twice, needs Clausen, is the rtuming of Hayes said after Wednesday only 120 yards to reach 5,000. Perrin and Phillips. P.ertln, a 6-2, 215ilound night's rough practice, "we Griffin can also push his ,speedster (9.8 100) who the worked hard this week. It record string of consecutive Buckeyes tried to recruit, hasn't been great, but we'D 1110 yard rushing games to 30. Griffin is averaging 132.5 missed two games this year geL there." One thing In the Buckeyes' yards per game rushing, but with an Injury but still has 588 favor is that lor the first time fullback Pete Johnson has yards In 100 carries. "He is the same size as 0. In four weeks, the No . I also crashed the IOOyards per game mark, averaging 101 .9. c Both had 150 yards against Indian a. and Chubby Phillips and the ceeds from the $5 tickets would be used for a new lighting system at Binger Baseball Park. "Johnny already has pro· mlsed to donate $1,000 to the fund himself," Crain said. Filmed highlights of Grammas to be named new Milwaukee pilot that began with the old Milwaukee Braves In 1954 and saw him smash record after record, Including the llggest of them all- Babe Ruth's lifetime mark for bomers. The announcement ·by Aaron and the Brewers Thursday and Grammas ' arrival here ended talk that Aaron would succeed Del Crandall as the new manager. It also stilled rumors that .Aaron wouldn't play another year because of the poor season he had In 1975 when he hit .231 with 12 oomers and 60 rbl's .. Aaron started his eareer here 22 years and 745 h<me runs qo and said, ''this is where I want to finish it." Grammas, a third base coach with the world champion Reds, will become the third manager In the Brewers' sir-year history. Crandall, a former Mil· waukee Braves star, was fired before the final game of the 1975 season after having led the club since May 1972 STOCKHOLM (UPI)- Se· when he took over from Dave ~dofleeded Jlnuny Connors Bristol. "' Of Belleville, W., played the The Brewers were In a best tennis of the b>urnament virtual tie .for first place In Thursday night when he beat the American League East ·Tom Okker of The Division at the All .star break Netherlands In the fiOO,OOO this year but after that, they ~ockholm Open to move Into feU completely apart, win· liie quarterfinals. ding up with a 116-94 mark. +~~~"•"•~H~...,..,.~H~H+ r By DAVE BEGEL MILWAUKEE (UPI ) Alex Granunas Is the new manll8er of the ·Milwaukee Brewers and one of the players under him nell year will be home run king Hank Aarpn, who will move from the ;tield to the board room afteF the 1978 season. The Brewers today were to make It official thet Gramm~ a Hght.!Jand man to Cincinnati Reds Manager Sparky Anderson the last few seasltns, Is the new Brewer skipper. The 49-yearo()ld Birmingham, Ala., native will accept a two-year con· tract for an estimated f45,000 a year. The Brewers Thursday an· nounced that Aaron will finish out his two-year contract with them as a player at an estimated f25(),000 a year Blld then become a vice president. That Is the highest position eVer given a black In baseball. It will cap a career 10 2 1 21 staged Toronto 7 o1 1 15 Boston , S s 2 12 their final ''beayy" workout California 3 9 2· 8 ~-------t he're Thursday, fly to Denver Thursday's Results Saturday. Clnclmatlhas a.Il-l Los Angeles 1 Philadelphia 1 Plltsburgh S St. LOUIS 3 record, compared with Den· Friday 's o,mes NY Renoers at Californ ia ver's 3-1 mark. Minnesota at Atlanta Rt.7, No. Toronto .!It Kansas City Gallipolis, ()fl .. Ph. 444-98110 , ,' .: TOKYO (UP!) Rain Y .. llle.O " ' III '"IIOioiil ' cali.ied postponement for the World H oStlndingt c k • Y Alloctouon :.- - - - - •llllr second straight day today Of By United Press tnlernotlonot the quarter-finals of the Eut Our Interest 1s men's singles In the $100,000 New Englond w6 ~· ~· Pg Japan Open• tennis cham· Cincinnati 6 • o 12 Greater For You Cle"etand • 3 I 9 plonllhlp. lndianopOtls ; 1 o 8 Top-seeded Manuel West Orantea of Spain, the U.S. Houston '\ ~· Pf~ Open winner, plays Harold Mlnnnota Phoenix s" 6S o1 109 On 90-Day Solomon of the United States san 01011o 3• 2 a In the top quarterfinal. The Denver Conodlon 3 6 1 7 Certificates other quarterfinal matches w. L. T. Pts . , sHoP AT sEARS 22o E. Main · AND SAVE Pomeroy 9 s o 18 are : No. 4 seeil Tony Roches Quebec · PH. 992-2178 S.75 per cent paid on of Australia vs. Dick Crealy, ~~r;::~~~n J ~ l~ AUl110RIZED CA·fALOG SALES MERaiANT 90 day Certlflcafes of alao of Australia; dtefendlng cat gary l 6 1 11 1 2 S 1 s !Deposit . Sl,OOO ,OO champion and No. 3 se ed TorontoThursday's Results Owned & Operated by Lou Osborne John Newcombe of Aultltalla Quebec l Oenver 3 Minimum. Interest w. Raul Ramirez of Mexico; New En,~~~~g~~~~:" 3 ,Payable Quarterly. and second seeded Ken Toronto ot Edmonton' ANNOUNCING san Diego ot Den.er A subotonllel ponetty IS Aust II ll of Ro&eWI fl 8 VS, PhoeniK at Houston Invoked on all certlflc:lfl Hans· Pohmann of West . Clevelond et ca tgory aCcounts withdrawn prior The ' aengals, who DON WATIS V.W. I Bench's 1975 season will be ' shown at the banquet . "This wtll be the first showing of the film anywhere and we consider we're very lucky to get it," Crain said . "We're very excited about having our very own World Series hero here so soon after th e Series." Bench grew up In this Caddo County community and still calls it hi s oometown. Bob Howsam, president and general manager' of the Reds, will accompany Bench, Crain said. Sports columnist Frank Boggs of the Oklahoma City Times will be master of ceremonies . Crain said about half of the · 600 banquet tickets had been l Meip.Co. 8nllch • ..@ . Thl Atherii County $1YI~11· 6. Loin Co. · "' seconl St. · PO!IItrov, Ohto Germany. ··. ,. 21 Shrimp in a Basket 21 Strip 1Cianll in a Basket French Fries • Salad • Hat Rolls .I ' . t275 MUSIC ARMO~D ~J THE OlGA~ HOURS 9 TIL 2 .. NEW STORE HOURS 9 t0 5(Open AllthruDayThursday Thursday) 9 to 7 FRIPAY 9 to 2 the Fabulous SANDWICH ROYAL CROWN BOffiiNG COMPANY Order by Phone And Take Em Home 992-5432 Middleport AOUERIIS[O ""TV as low as Put this battery In your car. II i' ever fails to hold a charge for yoli in that car, Firestone will replace it FRE_E with proof of purchase. providing the battery has not been damaged due to accident or abuse. Commercial or marine use excluded. ,t, $ Get Reliable Starts Season After Season F-22F 12-volt Exchange -Year After Year POMEROY HOME & AUTO SATURDAY New Store .Hours lfffH:tlve Monday, Nov. 3, • tbneof EH.I .,.. Wheel Balancing Front End Alignment ~975 POMEROY ' ' STEAK HOUSE LIMITED WARRANTY ~nday The Martin Restaurant FRI. & SAT. MINU eROW'S sold. ISears I to the date of maturity. competitors in the league. Its 1,283 yards is 73 better than the second mos t efficient yardage learn, Wellston , with 1,210. In rushing and passing, Jackson has amassed 1,749 yards , Meigs only 879. However, on defense, the lronmen and Meigs are In a virtual standoff. Jackson has give n up 1,5tl yards, Meigs 1,513. Only Waverly, having given up 1,633, has been more helpless al playing defense. Plainly, if the Marauders can crank up their offense, and maintain their defense , Jackson could he in. a solid contest Friday starling at B p.m. . Jackson has lost to Portsmouth6-14,beatOakHill ~ . lost to Miami Trace 26-38, popped Logan 41-26, shredded Wellston 4J.l4, fell to Ironton 16-18, wrecked Gallipolis 28-ll, dillo Waverly, 20-0, and lost to Athens 6-28. · Jackson needs a win Friday to guarantee at least a piece of second place . The Marauders , with less to fight for, need a win for sixth pl ace, for a . 5-5 season overall, and 3-4 in the league. Fans will have to wail for the game to learn if that is enou gh to get Marauder adrenalin moving . Binger to honor its hero W. L. Pel. G.B. 4 J .571 3 " .429 1 1 VOLK~AGEN , - "' 1 .800 J .400 Houston 2 J .400 C t e~w~el and '2 " .333 Western Conference Midwest Division Bengals ignore ex~ WFL players CINCINNATI (UPI ) There will be no ex-World .Football League players on the Cincinnati Bengals, says head coach and general manager Paul Brown. "The ones who are worth· while are under contract to Birmingham or Memphis or are owned by National Football League clubs," wash ington 6 4 Conference at 4-2 with Logan, (/nails has 454 ya rds in 87 league with 32 completions in bolh behind mighty Ironton lolcs for a 5.2 average, a 58 effo rts good for 466 yards (6-o). shade be11 er than Dav is' and four li>u chdowns. He trails the Blue Devils ' Brent Davis leads all SEOAL average . runne rs in total yards gained Meigs' quarterback .Jim Johnson, the leader, with 34 with 719 in 147 carries for a 4.9 Anderson, owning an ex- complet ions in 64 attempts aver~ge, I he hardest working ce llent and accurate arm, for 474 yards and seven TDs. MOVING THE BALL back in the league. nevertheless is not in the top Ja ckson, with an ocrensive Coach Charley Chancey's five of the league's throwers coon terpart in the ball carry- on percenta ge. Jackson 's tine averaging well over 190 ing business is tailback Terry quart erback, Jeff Conroy. !56 lhs., has moved the ball on Qualls, 6-o, !65 lb. , .nkr. lb. se nior , is second in lhe the ground b~ tter than all its Snake pit next stop for OS U . 11 5.75% con~erence 11 Hev. Bennet D. Poage and Mrs. Edith Anderson will be featured speakers at the Agricultural and Rural Ute Concerns Conference In JacbononNovemberll. Rev. Poage will speak 011 the topic, "Job OP· porllllltles." He has been Involved In generating ~~ In Appalachia tor the paat eltlht yean. Hla various positions Include necutlve director of the Human-Economic Apnn1 )'Ill'. . palaehlan Development ~. the hJ&hest Corporatlm (HEAD), as weD ratq ..-lwd by Ill)' ttbow u previous poalllona with the 11M r. this year belanp to Commllllon on Rellglon in ''llllday ~t M•mcre," a Appalachia (CORA). ...,._ ~ w1111 a A native of Missouri, he was ..... IJidltW. ' an agricultural extension ! If this one-shot special agent there, attended cuu1d be converted Into 1 seminary In Le:tlngton, Ky., aerl•, II llldoubladl)' would and Ia an ordained mlnlaler In win several awarda. the Disciples of Christ However, critlca have Church. His current proteated that 11 wsa un- , residence Is Berea, Ky. necer a'ily violent . Mrs. Edith Anderson will offense, and stopped Fred Brown In ·the final period. Holding Brown · to a mere field goal and just five points in the last period may have been the most important job Bing did all night." Friday ni~ht at Jackson is Wellston ltockcts. the last roundup for the Meigs But Ihe Marauders will Marauder football team of ' have lo do more Ihan they 1975. Anchored in a tie for have done on the field any sixth wit h Gallipolis (2-4) the . other Friday night this fall if Marauders are marked Ihey are to pull off a victory underdogs tonight. over lhe lronmen. The chances look good for Jackson, led by Oavid P. Meigs to hold onto a piece of Davis, 6-9, 175 lb. junior tail· No. 6 as the Blue Devils, back, is locked up in a lie for riddled by injuries and second in th e doughty defections from the squad, Southeastern Ohio Athletic host the favored and rejuvenated, hard hitting Wlll'lion 111, New York 91 Rookie guard Gus Williams scored a team.!Jigh 19 points and sparked a 40-point Warri· ors ' second quarter that erased a short-lived New York lead. The Knlcks later closed to 66-63 In the third period with a 17-o spurt '' . featuring seven points from By GENE CAD DES' Walt Frazier, who wound up UPI Sports Wrtler ~C)KETBALL COLUMBUS with a game high 27. (UP!) - Ohio Cavaliers 113, Hawlll 108 American Buketbotl State, Its No. I rating tar· · Dick Snyder had 25 points Auoclallon Standings nished somewhat by last and Jtm O!ones added 24 to By United Press International Saturday's Indiana scare, help Cleveland (3-4) climb. East w. L. Pct.!< ..ll... tries to regain aome of its lost out of the cellar In the NBA Ken rucky ~ ; .~~ : prestige Saturday in the Centl'al. Cleveland, which New York s 3 .625 ' '·~ lllhlois Silake pit." never trailed but, was tied St . Loui s three ttmes, also got 21 points Virginia 1 7 .12s 4'··· The Buckeyes, still unW~t L Pet. G.B. beaten after the 24-14 win PD,~;_.. _w~ !lllJwtedJ.o one from Bobby Smith . Lou ·~l: ~er Indiana, are favored by style, they went to something HudSOn led the Hawks with fn~~ ~~~ san Anlonio 4 J •lit 1 bl!tter than three touchdowns different. But by .tile fourth ~uggeta 111, Stan lOS ~~~hOiego l l ; :~ over the Fighting I11ini (3-2, 4quarter, Seattle had showed Rookie David Thompson Thuroday 's Results 4), but as Buckeye assistant us everything and there was d 28 . d Denver Ill Utah lOS .All!x Gibbs warns "We're riothing left to beat us with." score pomtsan Dan Issei Friday•• Gamn ( . ' 1ng lnt 0 the snak'e PI't .11 go 23 as Denver (6-2) handed New York lll St. Loui5 . A full house of 66 000 is So the Bullets, accordilig b> Utah Its seventh straight loss Indiana vs . Vi rginia at Hamp ' Coach K.C. Jones, ,,._oke up In a ~w ABA game. The ton san Diego vs . Ken lucky at expected in Memorial to what Sea,t,tle was at· score was tied three ttmes In Clnc;nnal ; · Stadium for the 62nd meeting tempting to do and got a !0. the final minutes. Issei then between the two schools. Ohio Association Stote holds a 4().19-4 edge and point final pe~lcit) per· •scorell twice and Ralph Notional Basketbolt Stand lngs r:" formance from Phil Chenier , Sllnpson put ~In the final 'By United Press tnlernalionat Is 18-4-2 since Woody Hayes Co~for!nce took over the Buckeyes In ~ gradually,pll!l ,away, basket as the Nuggets held I ., " Entern Atlantic: Dnl'i11on Chenier finished with 25 W. L. Ptt. G.B. 1951. pointS. Utah scoreless. Randy Boston 4 I .800 ~ 2 .667 ),11 Ch uc k Clapsen, ano th er "Re.(Bmg) outdid htmseU ' Denb>n scored a game-high 29 Buffalo Phlladelph;a 4 2 .667 •., Buckeye assistant, called the tonight ," said Jones. "He points and pulled In 25 New York J s.. 37l 2'> Illinois offense sparked by gave us points again, ran the rebounds for the losers. central Oivls1on . ' w. L. Pet. G.B. the running of Lonnie Perrin c'o m m ,n Meigs underdog at Jackson ; l • . Bullets beat Seattle five \ 992·2094 OHIO • �3- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0., •'riday, Nov. 7, 1975 2- The Daily Sentinei,Middleport-Pcrnel'l)v. 0 .. Frklay,Nov. 7,1975 Anti-Francoites beaten •• • ... ~ I . . ' By PEI'ER UEBERSAX MADRID, Spain (VPI) The brutal, Jiatol-whipping of opposition activillls threatens to be a prelude to civU unrest on the death of Generalissimo Francisco Franco. The alllng, 82·yearo()ld strmgman, attached to a kidney machine, remained In grave condltim today, suf• fering from blood clots, uremic polaoning and heart disturbances. In an attack marking growing poUtlcal tension over the future· of Spain after the fourth-tloor offlee In a Franco, four masked gunmen . downtown Madrid bulldlng, Thursday burst into a leaving the room a shambles meeting In Madrid of seven with blood on the carpet. centrist and leftisl lawyers All of the vlctlm8 J'l!qulred and two Venezuelan Jour· hospital trest.ment, Including nallsts. stitches for deep cuts. One The raiders, armed . with suffered two broken ribs, submachlne guns, Ored one another a broken arm. shot Into the ceiling and Pollee sources said the forced aU nine men to the raiders were right-wing floor, systematically beating extremists Intent on them bloody with pistols and preserving the dictatorial spiked steel baUs on chains. regime of Franco against the Acloud of tear gas covered refcrms of leftist and centrist the attackers' escape from groups. • sGT. CARROLL R. STEWART receives an U.S. Air Force conunendatlon medal for outstanding service In ' Korea from capt. Paul Kerns at the Wflgbt-Patteraon Air Force Base in Fairborne. • Citation comes with medal · carroll R. Stewart, son o! 11, !974, Stewart received the Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stewart, following citation (in part): Route I, Middleport, has "During this period the • received a citation explaining professional skiD Initiative his award of the Air Force and knowledge demonstrated . Commendation Medal for by Sgt. Stewartln all facets of distinguishing himself by administrative operations meritorious services. aided Immeasurably In · The non-commissioned providing an outstanding officer In charge of special morale and welfare program ... services, administration, ... The distinctive ac· : special services division of compllshments of Sgt. • the 8th Combat Support Stewart refiecl. credit upon : Group, 8th tactical Fighter hlmaelf and the United States : Wing, Kunsan Air Base, Air Force". : Korea,fromOcl.,l971toNov. • • ~ Spirit of '76 •• •• • CLEVELAND (UPI) - A ·<leveland sales correspondent who was attending a wsll:e when his qualifying number wu drawn last week Is the newell Ohio Lottery · Buckeye "1000'' wlmer. Harold W. Warner, who returned to a hobby of gardening after fiying M combat missions as a gunner In World War n, Thursday night wm $1,000 a 111011th for life. Warner, 53, is married, the father of 111m children and grandfather of sill. He said he will use the money for a HawaUan vacation. The $30,000 winner was Pearl B. Flclts of Mayfield Heights, the f25,000 winner Jay T. Best ol Bedford, the $20,000 wiQIIer Larry F. Leanlewicz of &uford, the flO,OOO winner Marie A. Buckhanan of Clnclnnatl and the $19,000 wlmer Gordon Degler Of Dlyton. Winner of f7 ,500 was Karen A. Allshouse of Maple Heights, f$,000 Arthur Arm· strong of Clnclmatl, $4,000 Elmer Wacbtel of Wickliffe, ~caravan commg:!!k~c:: ::enH.~ : ... A Chronicle: of America ' Political analysts have predicted thi! co!lfllct between liberals wanting political · freedoms and · rightists favoring autiHritarlan rule wUI become even more "violent after Fr~meo dies. · November 9, 1775: Seeking to plus leaks to the Brt tlsb and to the public about Its deliberations, Congress adopll a Resolution of Secrecy: "Resolved, that every member of Ibis Conpeu c:oaslders himself under the ties ofvlrtue, honor, and love of bls country, not to divulge, directly or Indirectly, any matterortblnaqllateclord•ted In Congrea, before the same shall have been determined, wlthOOt leave of the ConJress; 110r any matter or lblng determliled In Congress, whtch a majority of.the Congress shall order to be kept secret. And tilat if any member shall violate tbla agreement, he shall be expelled [from ]t-Is Concress, and deemed an enemy to the liberties of America, and liable to be treated as such; and !hat every memberslplfyhlacon· sent to this asreemeilt by signing the same." A medical bulletin t.aed just before midnight Thurs!l&Y and Franco, confined to his bed In El Pardo palace siDce Oct. 17, remained In grave . , condition. . The seven lawyers beaten Thursday represented a variety of outlawed political .orglllizat,lorls, lncluclq the Communist-backed Democratic Junta and the Socialist and Christian Democrat parties. .,.._ ""' groups are now campalgnlng for the release of · political prisoners . and democratic freedoms In IJOill· Franco Spain. WID S WW 2 AF gunner '/. .- •• We Hold These Truths ... "The Spirit of '76 Caravan" Identical workshopa held In : Is cording to southeastern the State during September, : Ohio filled with materials and • Ideas lor teachers, school • librarians, public librarians • and bicentennial enthusiasts : who want to plan reading : programs and projecta based : on books and audio-visual : materials. : This ~ay-long workshop : will be at the Jackson City • Ubrary Thursday, Nov. 13 : from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Spon-; !tired by the State Ubrary of ! Ohio, the Ohio Department of : Education, State Right-to: Read Conunlssloners and the :Ohio American Revolution Bicentennial Advisory Commlsslqn, it Is one of 12 October and November. Interested persons may still register to attend by calling or wri ling Jane MCGregor, Children's Services Specialist for Ohio Valley Area Ubrarles, a South Ohio AY.ellue, Wellston, ~ . Telephone number for OVAL is 364-2103. There Is a charge of ~.10 to cover reglsiratlon, and lunch. Reservations must be made by Nov. 7. Susan Fleshman from the Pomeroy • Mid· dleport llbrary will be attending the workshop and can provide transportation to Jackson for several pers0111. Blantenllhlp of Sandusky and $1,000 Allee M. Matht!'ll'll of Oeveland. In the LuCky Buck Jackpot drawing Thlll'sday night, Jerome M. Maggiore of Cantm '110ft fliO,OOO. The winner was lletty Heppes of Celina, the $40,000 wlnaer Lawrence Tager ol am.tead F'alll, the $16,11110 winner lDna Kern, merllni of Columbus and the , $10,11110 wlnn.. TallO Davis ol Qnclnnatl. Kenneth Hoffman of l.oulsvllle, OIBe E. Nickles o1 Dayton, ayde 0 . Youngman! ol New Carlisle, George K. Kornglver of Wheeling, W.Va., and Joseph Carkldo of Youngstown won f$,000 apiece, •.oro !Club launches 4-H season , The Junior Leaders Club, • made up of 4-H members IS : or older from all clubs In : Meigs County launched the : new 4-H seasOI'I at a com: blnatlon get..cqusinled and ; Halloween party at the home : ol Pam and Marcia Holcomb : last Saturday night. , : The party was planned by : the cumnt members of the J. ' L. Club to help introduce new : memberS to the junior leader •program. ' ,' As members and guesta arrived, a few "millers" were played. Alter everyone had arrived they played games and danced to get to know each other. Dancing made everyone hungry so sandwiches, pretzels, potato chips, and punch were ~er­ ved. The main entertainment ol the evening wu provided by Jeanne Bogga, who sang and played the guitar. Since no Halloween party is complete without an apple bobbing contest - we had on~ delightful, fun.fllled evening ended all too all'uPtly. ' The next junior leader meeting will be , on · Wednesdayevenlng, November 12 at 7:30p.m. at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company, Mill Street, Middleport. This week's regular wtn- (lhree-ntne-aght.two.OOe). nlng numbers: !b-dlglt number: . o f Three-digit number : 667 ( nine-zer«H!Ight-nine.zerofour) , (six-six-seven ). IAlcky Buck lll'i!1lling nuinFour-digit number: 2187 bers: 641 (slx.four-one) and (two-one-eight-seven). Five-digit number : 39821 21116146 (twH!x.U-one.four· six). -By Ron Mackmle • Jeff M~eNelly~•lm. United Fetture Syndicate. Conservation subsidy likely to .be reduced By BERNARD BRENNER UPI Farm Edlior WASHINGTON (UPI) Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz has called on fanners b> step up their "personal commitment" to soil con· servation, but Agriculture Department aides Indicated a curb on federal conservation subsidies was likely. In the statement issued through his Department's Soli Conservation Service, Butz said he would like to see a voluntary drive averting the erosion of I to 2 blliiCJI) tons of soli annually. The Agriculture Secretary said water and wind erosltin Is still a serious threat to efforts to step up food production In a global .race between food and population gJ:owlh. "If we don1 find a way to get the job done on a volun· tary basis, soinebody is going to try to make soU conservation a mandatory thing - aiKI that could tum lnb> a bureaucratic nightmare," Butz warned The Agriculture ~ said farmers Investment In conservation can be con· aldered good business because ''it usuatly Increases the value ol his ~." Another Agriculture Department aource predicted the administration probably will soon asll: Congress to ttluh or ellmtnate scheduled spending of f175 miiUon In conservatlm "cost sharing" subsidies for the fiacal year running llrough next June 30. Congreu· recently autiHrized fl75 ml1llm for the Agricultural Conservatlon Program under which the govenunent, pays farmers and other Jan· downers part of the CCIII ol carrying out !ednlly ·• proved coneemtlon prac· tlces. The fund was cut from last year's $1IO miUion but _ was a rebuke b> tiOII pollcymaken who had wanted to elbnlnate the PlY· aclmlJii.tr.. DR. LAMB Will soft water harm health? , : By Lamb, M.D. , DEAR DR. LAMB - Some : years ago we had a famous :; brand name water softening : system installed. Since then •. my wile has developed a high : blood pressure condition. 1 : have been bothered with :· angina pectoris. ; A visiting relative would ' not drink the water from our tap, but would use only the unlrealed water from the outside hydrant. She claimed : II was bad lor our condition : and would cause high blood ; pressure and qther heart : ailments. : II seems that somewhere ' an extensive research project · came up with statistics :verifying llils idea. Has this : been found to be irue? Is II ; bad to drink water that has : been treated by commercial water softeners? ' DEAR READER - There ;is some truth in the story. research studies have •shown that there is a higher mcidence of heart auacks in :Some .. I 1, Individuals drinking soft water as compared to people drinking hard water. However, a statistical study by the UCLA School of Public Health In Loa Angeles found no relationship at all. one expla'nallon suggested waa that soft water ads on the plumbing and allows cadmium and perhapa other toxic metals to be dlasolved Into the soft water. This apparently does not happen' with hard water. U that theory is correct and there il Increased heart dlaease In people using soft water, you can avoid the problem by always running a lot of nter before you take any to df!nk. This wUI avoid getting nler ihat was stood In the pipes and dissolved cadmium. U the theory Is Incorrect then running water will not help. The theory goes on to stale that cadmium and heavy metals dissolved in the soft water that :~as stood In the ' ~ pipes may damage the kidneys which In turn leads to high blood preasure. High blood pressure lncreaaes the incidence of heart and vascular disease. These obaervAtlons do not prove that your water ailf. tener hae caused your problems. Both high blood preiiiUI'e and angina pectoris heart dl•• are· common enough from other causes thai you may weD have developed thelle problems, 111yway. Some home water softeners do calllll! a lot of sodium to be left In the water. People on salt restricted dleta cannot tolerate this water well. In view ol all the• factont, I think II Ia better for people to use ordinary tap water for drinking purposes. My second best recommendation II to 111e boiUei, dlslllled nter for drlnldng purposes. Keep It In the refrigerator. Home water softeners are very useful tu prevent tllll \ accumulation of lime deposits in plumbing, They can be used for water In the h<me for all other purposes, such as In dishwashers, for showers, washing and whatever household needs you have. I notice fr<m your letter that you live In San Antonio, Tens. Don't you know you have one ol the best and safest water IIIIPPUes of any large city in the United Slates? It Ia naturally purifted through the Edwards natural drinking water with a home ~oftener . That natural aqulfier means you don't have the polluted water sources many clUes must contend with, and II il a major f~~etor In providing abundant ; cheap, healthy water for you. As long as yoar city protects its aqulfier system you will have an Invaluable asset to your health and for ,the clllzens ol your community. -,.1 \,\ ' ' Pro BaaketbaU RoiUldUp By United Press In· teruallooal Only · after the Seattle &iperSonlcs ran out of of· fensive adjustments Thurs. .day night 'did the Washington Bullets come away with their third straight National Basketball Association vtcb>ry. The Bullets beat Seattle 110-100 to Improve their record to 4-1. Seattle is 3-5. Elsewhere In · the NBA Thursday night, Cleveland put away Atlanta 113-I08 and , Golden State beat the New York Knlcks lll-96. Denver beat Utah 111-100 In the only Amer,lcan Basketball Association game. "Seattle continually changed its style of play," said Bullets' AU.Siar forward Elvin Hayes, who led his mates in scoring with 27 Today's . . . Sport Parade ments completely. servalion crusade" Is already Agriculture officlala noted, In matence In aome 3,000 'however, that plana for local conservatiOII dlltrlcta. By MILTON ·RiafMAN spending the $175 miUion He said hundreds of UPI Spol'll Editor ' I won't be made unlll their thousands of rural landNEW' YORK (UPI) -"The number of ballplayers who've Department completes Its owners already cooperate plans for budget sla8hea lied through the districts In volun- hurt themselves drlnklng Is astronomical. '!bey think It's the to President Ford's JII'OPOII} tarily applying conservatlm m8nly th~ b> do. You know how It is. You're an athlete, you to cut federal spendin8 f28 practices, but ':thousands got a line body, you can bold your liquor. Who's gonna tell you IXIllon jn order to permit tu more.. .need to take this step no? You'reon top of the world and can do whatever you wanna do. You lhtnk you can." cuta. this year." Those last four words come out of Don Newcombe's mouth By Nov. 211, offlclala said, far dlfterently, a lot hollower,than the others do. the Agriculture Deper!IUent The big one-time Dodger pitching ace is lalldng about Is scheduled to decide which , ii NnutU. I ol Its programs should be .DEVOTED TO THE "I started with beer,'.' ssys the 4"-year-old Newcombe, the scaled back as part of the IIITERIST OF "' MEIGS-MASON AREA NatiOIIal League'S MVP In 1968 88 Well U the flnt Cy Yolllg govenanent-wlde f28 biW011 CHESTER L. TltiiNIHILL' Award wtmer. "I also drank wine as a ldd going to school ln . lxtc. Ed. budget ~ campaign. ROBERT HOIFLtCH New Jeney. Port was my favorite. I'd drink It, come home If the agency decides to In· City ldllor · elude part or all of the $175 · Pu~llshod dolly except fee~lllllyan(\thenlhrowupallovertheoouseandallover by Tht Ohio Vottey myself. I was only 13-14 years old, but big for my age. Sl:t feet miUion ACP fund In that Soturdoy Pubtllhlng compony, 111 package, COIIgress would be ~£'r.~ 8SJiin:.:'Bfft~~· P~~~: tall 111d one hundred eighty.five pounds. I wu ao big, my asked to approve a ·bill 991·2156. Edllorlot Phone 992. mother and father never paid that much altentlon b> me. I cancelling its !ftvloua ap- 21~~C:ond ctou I!O•t•o• potd could hide things &om them, like my drinking, pretty eallly, ot Pomtroy, Oijfo. the same.way ldda are doing b>dsy." proval of the fundi. N olio no I odvertltlng Looldng at confident ' cuatmltallored Don Newcombe today ' Agriculture IIOIII'ces said It reprtsentltlve Ward 1nc.. . he Qlllbolizesnolhlng but auccetiS. He speaks mueh better now wu probable that at least ~r lft"~11 foG" ~·n~. 1V•.:' v~"k: · thlll he ever did u a ballplayer, beautlfully,ln fact, and the 75~ T"h,rd ,. •• ~. part of the ACP fund will be . waybecarrleshlmaeUanddretlles,hemabamostmovleand · Included In the cutback "'·~.;~~1:iptto 1 Ottlvtrtd by u:rtt; ~h'e:i IV stn look like anall potatoes. On the buainela side, he's prpposal. '1'1111 me~ It will •a••ttabto 75 conts per w .. k. ,.......,._ of vice be aometlme .early nelt year 'f Motor RoUte where Wl~• , , llllty relations for the ......,._ UVU&"'•a, cerrt''~t urvtco not pruldent of a bilnk, a O!amber of Commerce eRCUtlve and a before farmen get a final 0 decision 011 the size of the a~•m~tt ~h to"'.~':fhw .'W; dedicated advocate In behalf of Alcohollanl Awareness Month, fiscal 18'16 conservation aid ~~thi,••r111 W:oo :n~~: llfiOIIIOred by the New York City affiUate of the National ontho, $7,00. Et11whore Council Cll Alcohollim. program, experts Slid. (h•r:~' m~~h:.'~7~:C,1 "Every time I see one of !bose Skid &w bwns, I feel aorry · Butz said the leadership for ubscrtpllon price Inc tudes for him," sa)'a Newcombe. "I look at him and say b> myself what he called a · "con· ; undoy Tlmet.Senllnot. , there but for the grace of God-liDd a magn1f1cen1 woman-110 liilf]Siilliilj ltfl, . the lighter side ' Sunday massacre like TV shakeup By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UPI) After watching Preahlent Ford's news calfet en0e iht. 'week, I got to thlnklag how much a big government ahakeup Is . like a new teievlalon - - · "I fttted the pieces together and they fitted perfectly," the President said as he dropped aome high level olfld.oll, reshuffled others and prepared to brltw In III!Vftl new t'fplacemenll. 'lboae Ire aimoat e:taCily thewordathenetwwbuse• they despentely drGp prime time turb71, reabulfle otben and ICI'IIIIble llnund for ...., replacetnenll. I'm ltiiN you're famllilr with the chanc• belnl )'OU're not exactly cerllln who did wbat to whom, perbapa lba follOWing recapllulatlon wiD be helpful: 'lbe liaest i!hoc:Mr waa lbtdeciiiOIItodrGplbebl&biJ touted "Bee Here, Secy. ScblelltWer" aerie&. A 'lrll'lllhearted, family arilllted ~ grlllll, It depleted the often amusing trtala and, trlbulatlona of three lm· poverllbed.-med&& vices • they triad to aquce by 011 ti $1110 billion amual lludlet. The atory line aauall}' Nnged m their llrllfllea to keep up wilb Ill* rlvlla, lba 'WJ'Oit8ltt, but In case Ruald•. 'l'owarcl tbat 1 llllt they wwe foreva plttlriJW' IJielr benefactor, the U.S. for more millllel,, boallten IIIII nuclear aultl. Seey. Scblealncer, ,the 8MIIal Panlqm patrlardt, oeeaalonaJiy became 1J111'Y when lia entreetlea were rebuffed. Thla . added an element of thmatk CCIIflid eoncr-. ~ b> the.series. Although ntremely popular with conaervatlve audiences, "Bee Here, Seey. Schlealnger" had the milb1tlle of p1sy1n1 op)JOiitethettpeCtacular~ lliow, "Kiuinter'a Folllea." 'lbat hurt Ill overall rall..a, and caaaed It b> ba repleced by the ...., "'lbat'a My Guy" JI'Otll'llll, IIJrri!1ll DliDIId Rlllllfeld In IU lint catmet 'role. IIIIo being dropped after plllling by the criUca 11 ''Colby'l Rlklen," alilb badctt IPJ aeriel . placaed with prGductlm dlfflenlt!ea. 'lbll JlrDIII'8III 1IU In part both I'Mfl"'''ble for and 1 vlcllmofthepublil:'apvwlng dlaenchanlment with the aeere1 1!11111 format. In place of "OIIby'a RBI· den,"welhalliOIIIIbeaeeiiiC "Two 111 the Jllllb," Pother 1111 ttbowlbat 11 being nulled btto productiGn with an lne:t· perilnced Clll. Ukewllelntroulllela"Life with Rocky," the .-kH!ovle advtmlunl 111 a lllllltl-mll11011a1re Vice I:'TIIIida wbo 11 fliMIIW to mild pollllcll oblhlon. AIIIIDalh tbla aer1e1 wiD llnllb uat the - · It definitely will be dropped II The Jlllglliflcent woman Is Newcombe's present wife, Billie, hlnecond wife, and he tens you stralgiK out If II waan't for her, he'd probably be dead. ''We got married In 19110," he says. "She neither smokes or ckinks, but here I wu drlnlting Uke there wu no tomorrow. I go~ through the \rflall8tlc elperlence of being • reuonably succeaf1ll athlete ali the way out. I didn't know how to handle it. l b) Ond all the BtiiWerlin the bottom ola bottle, ao I drank. I w81a nasty 1011uvabee when I was drlnldng.lt got to the point wllere.BWie couldn't llland me any looger. She dldn 't want b> be married to a drtlllt. "<kle morning me decided me had enoUSh. She had siven me tbree babies, Don, Jr., Kelly and Toni, and llhe packed her baga, took the kids and W81 about to leave when I uked her for memorechance.Imust 6ave asked he' for 'one more chance' a hllldred times. Sbe said there was no way ihe could ever belieYe me again and I said b> he' ':What If I &well' to you on the headoflhal boy'-fll8l!lllngfour·yetll'-oldDon,'Jr.- 'I'll never bave IIIOiher drink, WoUld you beUeve me Ibm?'" lite didn't, but me gavehtm me more chance anyway. '111111 wsa nine years ago. New~"' wu conlllllllng two llfthtt a dlythen, but he hun't had a drink since. In the Uterllwe the Council on Alcoholism people put out, they desl:rlbe Don Newcombe as a ''recovered alcobollc." He prefers the wwd ''recovering" Instead. ''With an alaJhollc,lt'a alll'&ya a day to day process," says Newmmbe. "You keep IJOing hoping yoU're never going to be foolllb enough to pick up that first one again:" w• elpiCied Speakers to highlight Concerns ·~ < New Orleans Atl an ta 2 apeak on "Hunger and Nutrition." She Is the Pike County Home Agent, and has been ln. Waverly alnce 19114. She Is especially Interested In foods and nutrition and Is an expert gardener and food · preserver. A native of Kansas, she lived In Indiana before moving to Ohio In 1980. Both of these people will be acting u reaource peraona at the day-long conference at lhe Jackson EKterutlon Center on November 11. All Interested persona are ur11ed to contact Rev. Glenn Biddle, P. 0 Rox 1!03, Jackson, OH - A lhou&bl fCJI' 111e Illy: America writer o. lllllry llld, ''Whit • woman ·nn~~ II wbat you're out ol. She 11'11111 more of a thing Wilen 11 il searce." I m I .857 - 1 3 J 31·1 BINGER, Okla. (UPI) Detro it Chicago ctnclnnali catcher Jcilnny Kansas Clfv 2 J ...oo 1 returns to his Milwaukee 1 S .167 21':. BeD,ch Pacific Division bom~wn N.ov. 14 for a W . L. Pet. G.B. banquet In his honor. Golden State 4 2 .667 Los Angeles 4 4 .500 1 Desn Crain, one of the Phoenix 2 2 .soo 1 bancjuet or~anlzers , said pro· Seattle 3 s .375 2 Brown said Thursday, "Besides," he added, "we have our own football players to think of. These men went through a training camp and Portland 1 S .167 3 Thursdav •s Results half a season with us to make land 113 Atlanta 108 our ball club and It would not Cleve washington 110 seattle 100" be just to them. We have our Golden State 1t1 New Yor k 96 Friday's Games team.'' Phoenix at Philadelphia A federal judge In St. Puul, Cleveland at New Orleans at Ch icago Minn., ruled Wednesday that Detroll 6os ton 11 Mil waukee all former WFL player,a not New York at Los Angeles ..... under contract could be K&J'S~s Clty ..ot Porlland ·. "1 signed by NFL teams. , NFL . Conunlssloner Pete Rozelle had earlier banned such slgnlngs. The St. Paul decision made ·· I unnecessary a hearing · on a I slmllar case that had been scheduled here Thursday. Chris Morris, who played Nat ional Hockey LeagVe with Memphis and San An· Standings tonto ln the WFL, had asked By United Press International P1trlck Division U.S. District Court Judge W. L. T. Ph 'flmothy S. Hogan to overrule Philadelphia 9 t • 22 r-----------, •, We invite you to look over these sharp cars at Reduced Prices. $3995 '74 MOnlt Clrto 74 Hornet-X 52695 73 Olds'Cuttass-X 12995 , I ~· 52195 '73 Ford Gron Torino h~95 '" '73 C.prl $2695 '73·Ford Ra111et 'I• :r. 12495 73 Chev. 'h T. S3195 '72 Grand Prtx 13195 '72 M.G. Midget Sttn' I II "f > I !Standings l 73 Cullan Supremo S2~. - f!OzeU~·~ ~ · '73Gremttn-X Pro . But sin~ the St. Paul decision was handled as a "c1aa! ac(lon," Morris was covered by tt and so Thursday 's hearing on Morris' request for a restralnlng order wu cancelled. Meanwhile, the Bengals today went through a light drill for Sunday's game aga)ps,t the Broncos at p,:tver. NV Islanders NV Rangers Atlan ta 7 -2 .o4 s 1 1 Kansa• City Minnesota · • 7 I J 8 3 38 0 18 11 9 A 1 1 smythe Division W. L. Tt PI• Chicago 7 • .J 17 St. Louis 4 6 3 11 Vancouver 9 9 6 Norris DIVISIOn Lo• Angeles Montreat Pittsburgh Detroit w~shlngton 4.. , _.- "' Buffolo W. L . T. Pis 10 • t 21 9 2 2 20 6 4 I 13 2 9 3 7 2 11 1 s Ad•m5 Division . W. l . T. Pts J. (Simpson ) and almost as defense is Intact. At least one passing of Kurt Steger, fast ," said Clausen . "He is a reg Ular has been out of the "potentially their best of- real quali ty athl ete . we lineup with an injury since fense In my five years on the would have been delighted if the UCLA game. staff." he had come to Ohio State." Aaron Brown, the Clausen described the !83- Buckeyes' outstanding Mistakes have been the big problem for the Illlni this pound Phillips as a "Gordon sophomore middle guard who year as they have lost 12 of 32 Bell type of runner," missed last week with a knee fumbles and had l4 passes referring to the Michigan strain, went full go aU week In Intercepted in eight games. tailback from Troy, Ohio. drills. Besides his running, Petrin The Buckeye offense is also "Steger has had a pretty good year," Clausen said. is also a threat with his at full strength and that could "He threw three touchdown passing off the fake sweep. be trouble for the llllnl. "He has a remarkable Archie Griffin, who sets passes against Michigan State to beat them ( 21-19) but arm ," said Clausen, "he can new milestones with nearly · every game, has another one threw four Interceptions really throw the ball." The Buckeyes, who ad- in site Saturday-.5,000 yards against Wisconsin to get them beat ( 111-9). mittedly were unprepared for rushing. The Heisman Trophy But the solid part of the last week 's game, witl be winner, trying to be the first llilni attack, according to ready for the I1llni , "I'll teD you one thing ," to win the honor twice, needs Clausen, is the rtuming of Hayes said after Wednesday only 120 yards to reach 5,000. Perrin and Phillips. P.ertln, a 6-2, 215ilound night's rough practice, "we Griffin can also push his ,speedster (9.8 100) who the worked hard this week. It record string of consecutive Buckeyes tried to recruit, hasn't been great, but we'D 1110 yard rushing games to 30. Griffin is averaging 132.5 missed two games this year geL there." One thing In the Buckeyes' yards per game rushing, but with an Injury but still has 588 favor is that lor the first time fullback Pete Johnson has yards In 100 carries. "He is the same size as 0. In four weeks, the No . I also crashed the IOOyards per game mark, averaging 101 .9. c Both had 150 yards against Indian a. and Chubby Phillips and the ceeds from the $5 tickets would be used for a new lighting system at Binger Baseball Park. "Johnny already has pro· mlsed to donate $1,000 to the fund himself," Crain said. Filmed highlights of Grammas to be named new Milwaukee pilot that began with the old Milwaukee Braves In 1954 and saw him smash record after record, Including the llggest of them all- Babe Ruth's lifetime mark for bomers. The announcement ·by Aaron and the Brewers Thursday and Grammas ' arrival here ended talk that Aaron would succeed Del Crandall as the new manager. It also stilled rumors that .Aaron wouldn't play another year because of the poor season he had In 1975 when he hit .231 with 12 oomers and 60 rbl's .. Aaron started his eareer here 22 years and 745 h<me runs qo and said, ''this is where I want to finish it." Grammas, a third base coach with the world champion Reds, will become the third manager In the Brewers' sir-year history. Crandall, a former Mil· waukee Braves star, was fired before the final game of the 1975 season after having led the club since May 1972 STOCKHOLM (UPI)- Se· when he took over from Dave ~dofleeded Jlnuny Connors Bristol. "' Of Belleville, W., played the The Brewers were In a best tennis of the b>urnament virtual tie .for first place In Thursday night when he beat the American League East ·Tom Okker of The Division at the All .star break Netherlands In the fiOO,OOO this year but after that, they ~ockholm Open to move Into feU completely apart, win· liie quarterfinals. ding up with a 116-94 mark. +~~~"•"•~H~...,..,.~H~H+ r By DAVE BEGEL MILWAUKEE (UPI ) Alex Granunas Is the new manll8er of the ·Milwaukee Brewers and one of the players under him nell year will be home run king Hank Aarpn, who will move from the ;tield to the board room afteF the 1978 season. The Brewers today were to make It official thet Gramm~ a Hght.!Jand man to Cincinnati Reds Manager Sparky Anderson the last few seasltns, Is the new Brewer skipper. The 49-yearo()ld Birmingham, Ala., native will accept a two-year con· tract for an estimated f45,000 a year. The Brewers Thursday an· nounced that Aaron will finish out his two-year contract with them as a player at an estimated f25(),000 a year Blld then become a vice president. That Is the highest position eVer given a black In baseball. It will cap a career 10 2 1 21 staged Toronto 7 o1 1 15 Boston , S s 2 12 their final ''beayy" workout California 3 9 2· 8 ~-------t he're Thursday, fly to Denver Thursday's Results Saturday. Clnclmatlhas a.Il-l Los Angeles 1 Philadelphia 1 Plltsburgh S St. LOUIS 3 record, compared with Den· Friday 's o,mes NY Renoers at Californ ia ver's 3-1 mark. Minnesota at Atlanta Rt.7, No. Toronto .!It Kansas City Gallipolis, ()fl .. Ph. 444-98110 , ,' .: TOKYO (UP!) Rain Y .. llle.O " ' III '"IIOioiil ' cali.ied postponement for the World H oStlndingt c k • Y Alloctouon :.- - - - - •llllr second straight day today Of By United Press tnlernotlonot the quarter-finals of the Eut Our Interest 1s men's singles In the $100,000 New Englond w6 ~· ~· Pg Japan Open• tennis cham· Cincinnati 6 • o 12 Greater For You Cle"etand • 3 I 9 plonllhlp. lndianopOtls ; 1 o 8 Top-seeded Manuel West Orantea of Spain, the U.S. Houston '\ ~· Pf~ Open winner, plays Harold Mlnnnota Phoenix s" 6S o1 109 On 90-Day Solomon of the United States san 01011o 3• 2 a In the top quarterfinal. The Denver Conodlon 3 6 1 7 Certificates other quarterfinal matches w. L. T. Pts . , sHoP AT sEARS 22o E. Main · AND SAVE Pomeroy 9 s o 18 are : No. 4 seeil Tony Roches Quebec · PH. 992-2178 S.75 per cent paid on of Australia vs. Dick Crealy, ~~r;::~~~n J ~ l~ AUl110RIZED CA·fALOG SALES MERaiANT 90 day Certlflcafes of alao of Australia; dtefendlng cat gary l 6 1 11 1 2 S 1 s !Deposit . Sl,OOO ,OO champion and No. 3 se ed TorontoThursday's Results Owned & Operated by Lou Osborne John Newcombe of Aultltalla Quebec l Oenver 3 Minimum. Interest w. Raul Ramirez of Mexico; New En,~~~~g~~~~:" 3 ,Payable Quarterly. and second seeded Ken Toronto ot Edmonton' ANNOUNCING san Diego ot Den.er A subotonllel ponetty IS Aust II ll of Ro&eWI fl 8 VS, PhoeniK at Houston Invoked on all certlflc:lfl Hans· Pohmann of West . Clevelond et ca tgory aCcounts withdrawn prior The ' aengals, who DON WATIS V.W. I Bench's 1975 season will be ' shown at the banquet . "This wtll be the first showing of the film anywhere and we consider we're very lucky to get it," Crain said . "We're very excited about having our very own World Series hero here so soon after th e Series." Bench grew up In this Caddo County community and still calls it hi s oometown. Bob Howsam, president and general manager' of the Reds, will accompany Bench, Crain said. Sports columnist Frank Boggs of the Oklahoma City Times will be master of ceremonies . Crain said about half of the · 600 banquet tickets had been l Meip.Co. 8nllch • ..@ . Thl Atherii County $1YI~11· 6. Loin Co. · "' seconl St. · PO!IItrov, Ohto Germany. ··. ,. 21 Shrimp in a Basket 21 Strip 1Cianll in a Basket French Fries • Salad • Hat Rolls .I ' . t275 MUSIC ARMO~D ~J THE OlGA~ HOURS 9 TIL 2 .. NEW STORE HOURS 9 t0 5(Open AllthruDayThursday Thursday) 9 to 7 FRIPAY 9 to 2 the Fabulous SANDWICH ROYAL CROWN BOffiiNG COMPANY Order by Phone And Take Em Home 992-5432 Middleport AOUERIIS[O ""TV as low as Put this battery In your car. II i' ever fails to hold a charge for yoli in that car, Firestone will replace it FRE_E with proof of purchase. providing the battery has not been damaged due to accident or abuse. Commercial or marine use excluded. ,t, $ Get Reliable Starts Season After Season F-22F 12-volt Exchange -Year After Year POMEROY HOME & AUTO SATURDAY New Store .Hours lfffH:tlve Monday, Nov. 3, • tbneof EH.I .,.. Wheel Balancing Front End Alignment ~975 POMEROY ' ' STEAK HOUSE LIMITED WARRANTY ~nday The Martin Restaurant FRI. & SAT. MINU eROW'S sold. ISears I to the date of maturity. competitors in the league. Its 1,283 yards is 73 better than the second mos t efficient yardage learn, Wellston , with 1,210. In rushing and passing, Jackson has amassed 1,749 yards , Meigs only 879. However, on defense, the lronmen and Meigs are In a virtual standoff. Jackson has give n up 1,5tl yards, Meigs 1,513. Only Waverly, having given up 1,633, has been more helpless al playing defense. Plainly, if the Marauders can crank up their offense, and maintain their defense , Jackson could he in. a solid contest Friday starling at B p.m. . Jackson has lost to Portsmouth6-14,beatOakHill ~ . lost to Miami Trace 26-38, popped Logan 41-26, shredded Wellston 4J.l4, fell to Ironton 16-18, wrecked Gallipolis 28-ll, dillo Waverly, 20-0, and lost to Athens 6-28. · Jackson needs a win Friday to guarantee at least a piece of second place . The Marauders , with less to fight for, need a win for sixth pl ace, for a . 5-5 season overall, and 3-4 in the league. Fans will have to wail for the game to learn if that is enou gh to get Marauder adrenalin moving . Binger to honor its hero W. L. Pel. G.B. 4 J .571 3 " .429 1 1 VOLK~AGEN , - "' 1 .800 J .400 Houston 2 J .400 C t e~w~el and '2 " .333 Western Conference Midwest Division Bengals ignore ex~ WFL players CINCINNATI (UPI ) There will be no ex-World .Football League players on the Cincinnati Bengals, says head coach and general manager Paul Brown. "The ones who are worth· while are under contract to Birmingham or Memphis or are owned by National Football League clubs," wash ington 6 4 Conference at 4-2 with Logan, (/nails has 454 ya rds in 87 league with 32 completions in bolh behind mighty Ironton lolcs for a 5.2 average, a 58 effo rts good for 466 yards (6-o). shade be11 er than Dav is' and four li>u chdowns. He trails the Blue Devils ' Brent Davis leads all SEOAL average . runne rs in total yards gained Meigs' quarterback .Jim Johnson, the leader, with 34 with 719 in 147 carries for a 4.9 Anderson, owning an ex- complet ions in 64 attempts aver~ge, I he hardest working ce llent and accurate arm, for 474 yards and seven TDs. MOVING THE BALL back in the league. nevertheless is not in the top Ja ckson, with an ocrensive Coach Charley Chancey's five of the league's throwers coon terpart in the ball carry- on percenta ge. Jackson 's tine averaging well over 190 ing business is tailback Terry quart erback, Jeff Conroy. !56 lhs., has moved the ball on Qualls, 6-o, !65 lb. , .nkr. lb. se nior , is second in lhe the ground b~ tter than all its Snake pit next stop for OS U . 11 5.75% con~erence 11 Hev. Bennet D. Poage and Mrs. Edith Anderson will be featured speakers at the Agricultural and Rural Ute Concerns Conference In JacbononNovemberll. Rev. Poage will speak 011 the topic, "Job OP· porllllltles." He has been Involved In generating ~~ In Appalachia tor the paat eltlht yean. Hla various positions Include necutlve director of the Human-Economic Apnn1 )'Ill'. . palaehlan Development ~. the hJ&hest Corporatlm (HEAD), as weD ratq ..-lwd by Ill)' ttbow u previous poalllona with the 11M r. this year belanp to Commllllon on Rellglon in ''llllday ~t M•mcre," a Appalachia (CORA). ...,._ ~ w1111 a A native of Missouri, he was ..... IJidltW. ' an agricultural extension ! If this one-shot special agent there, attended cuu1d be converted Into 1 seminary In Le:tlngton, Ky., aerl•, II llldoubladl)' would and Ia an ordained mlnlaler In win several awarda. the Disciples of Christ However, critlca have Church. His current proteated that 11 wsa un- , residence Is Berea, Ky. necer a'ily violent . Mrs. Edith Anderson will offense, and stopped Fred Brown In ·the final period. Holding Brown · to a mere field goal and just five points in the last period may have been the most important job Bing did all night." Friday ni~ht at Jackson is Wellston ltockcts. the last roundup for the Meigs But Ihe Marauders will Marauder football team of ' have lo do more Ihan they 1975. Anchored in a tie for have done on the field any sixth wit h Gallipolis (2-4) the . other Friday night this fall if Marauders are marked Ihey are to pull off a victory underdogs tonight. over lhe lronmen. The chances look good for Jackson, led by Oavid P. Meigs to hold onto a piece of Davis, 6-9, 175 lb. junior tail· No. 6 as the Blue Devils, back, is locked up in a lie for riddled by injuries and second in th e doughty defections from the squad, Southeastern Ohio Athletic host the favored and rejuvenated, hard hitting Wlll'lion 111, New York 91 Rookie guard Gus Williams scored a team.!Jigh 19 points and sparked a 40-point Warri· ors ' second quarter that erased a short-lived New York lead. The Knlcks later closed to 66-63 In the third period with a 17-o spurt '' . featuring seven points from By GENE CAD DES' Walt Frazier, who wound up UPI Sports Wrtler ~C)KETBALL COLUMBUS with a game high 27. (UP!) - Ohio Cavaliers 113, Hawlll 108 American Buketbotl State, Its No. I rating tar· · Dick Snyder had 25 points Auoclallon Standings nished somewhat by last and Jtm O!ones added 24 to By United Press International Saturday's Indiana scare, help Cleveland (3-4) climb. East w. L. Pct.!< ..ll... tries to regain aome of its lost out of the cellar In the NBA Ken rucky ~ ; .~~ : prestige Saturday in the Centl'al. Cleveland, which New York s 3 .625 ' '·~ lllhlois Silake pit." never trailed but, was tied St . Loui s three ttmes, also got 21 points Virginia 1 7 .12s 4'··· The Buckeyes, still unW~t L Pet. G.B. beaten after the 24-14 win PD,~;_.. _w~ !lllJwtedJ.o one from Bobby Smith . Lou ·~l: ~er Indiana, are favored by style, they went to something HudSOn led the Hawks with fn~~ ~~~ san Anlonio 4 J •lit 1 bl!tter than three touchdowns different. But by .tile fourth ~uggeta 111, Stan lOS ~~~hOiego l l ; :~ over the Fighting I11ini (3-2, 4quarter, Seattle had showed Rookie David Thompson Thuroday 's Results 4), but as Buckeye assistant us everything and there was d 28 . d Denver Ill Utah lOS .All!x Gibbs warns "We're riothing left to beat us with." score pomtsan Dan Issei Friday•• Gamn ( . ' 1ng lnt 0 the snak'e PI't .11 go 23 as Denver (6-2) handed New York lll St. Loui5 . A full house of 66 000 is So the Bullets, accordilig b> Utah Its seventh straight loss Indiana vs . Vi rginia at Hamp ' Coach K.C. Jones, ,,._oke up In a ~w ABA game. The ton san Diego vs . Ken lucky at expected in Memorial to what Sea,t,tle was at· score was tied three ttmes In Clnc;nnal ; · Stadium for the 62nd meeting tempting to do and got a !0. the final minutes. Issei then between the two schools. Ohio Association Stote holds a 4().19-4 edge and point final pe~lcit) per· •scorell twice and Ralph Notional Basketbolt Stand lngs r:" formance from Phil Chenier , Sllnpson put ~In the final 'By United Press tnlernalionat Is 18-4-2 since Woody Hayes Co~for!nce took over the Buckeyes In ~ gradually,pll!l ,away, basket as the Nuggets held I ., " Entern Atlantic: Dnl'i11on Chenier finished with 25 W. L. Ptt. G.B. 1951. pointS. Utah scoreless. Randy Boston 4 I .800 ~ 2 .667 ),11 Ch uc k Clapsen, ano th er "Re.(Bmg) outdid htmseU ' Denb>n scored a game-high 29 Buffalo Phlladelph;a 4 2 .667 •., Buckeye assistant, called the tonight ," said Jones. "He points and pulled In 25 New York J s.. 37l 2'> Illinois offense sparked by gave us points again, ran the rebounds for the losers. central Oivls1on . ' w. L. Pet. G.B. the running of Lonnie Perrin c'o m m ,n Meigs underdog at Jackson ; l • . Bullets beat Seattle five \ 992·2094 OHIO • �'. t - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., ~'riday , Nov. 7, 1975 Lowly Broncos . ·. host Red skins . UDlted Press lnternallonal Only winless Western Mtchlgan stands between Miami and a third straight Mi~Arnei'lcan Conference football championShip. The Redskins, 7·1 overall and~ In the MAC, can wrap up their third . straight Tangerine Bowl trip Saturday when they travel to Kalamazoo, Mich:, looking lor their 15th straight con· lerence win, whicll would tie them with Toledo's string from 1•71. · "We will have plenty of motivation In this game," said Miami Coach Dick Crum, "because a victory . will mean the realization of several of our goals." A win over the lowly Broncos (0.9 and !).f), under first year coach Elliot Uzelac, would make Miami only the second team to win thre~ straight. Mid-Am titles (tne other was Toledo ): The Miami-Western clash, with•.the title possibly to be decldtd, headlines the Mid· American Conference slat~ of games Saturday, but there are some other interesting matchupa. Bowling Green, which has dropped two games in a row after reeling off sill straight wins, will try to get straight· .. · Sterling Silver ened olll at Uhio University, while Toledo, with quarterback Gene Swick closing In on the all time total offense mark, Is at Northern Illinois. Other games involving Mld·Am schools find Akron hosting Ball State, winner over Bowling Green last week, MarShall playing at Kent State and Central Michigan at Western Illinois. other games on this week's schedule have Maryland at Cincinnati, Villanova at Youngstown State and Dayton at Louisville at night. Crum, the Redskins ' second year coach, may have to go with Randy Walker at tailback again this week against Western. Regular tailback Rob Carpent~r, the team's leading rusher and scorer, missed last week's Toledo game with a thigh bruise, the second game he has missed with that Injury, and his availab1llty this week is uncertain . Walker, a IHI, 20().pound ' senior from Troy, filled In for Carpenter last week and responded with 163 yards rushing in 27 tries. It was the third backfield position this year for Walker, who started at wingback and moved to fullback when reguiar Jerry Dean was injured early in the season. The OU-BG claSh at Athens will be mostly for pride with the winner finishing among the league leaders. Both teams were beaten by Miami and the following week, both lost to teams which they figured to beat "The mental thing is one we can't see or predict," 8aid OU1s Bill Hess, "but' it's there and that's what It's all abQut." CONGRATULATE INITIAL DIAMOND PENDANTS Mother&.New Baby With An own Initial in so lid sterling silver on 18" He ~ chllin-accented with a sparkling, genuine Dia· . mond! A glittering gil( · she's sure to love, gift· packed In cute draw· string pouch. $ . 19 95 IMPRESSiVE FUMER ARRANGEMENT In A Novelty Container A serVIce unit meeting for all SCOut leaders assistant · leaders and other Interested individuals will be held Thurakay night lrom 7 to 8 p.m. at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. social room, Middleport. . · At that time final plans will be made f~r the Bicentemlal ling to be held Nov. ~.7 : 30p.m. at the Meigs Junior High School. • . . · . POMEROY JUNIOR I'ROOP 180 Newlel!ders were elected for the three girl scout patrola or· Troop .180 at a meeting Tuesday night at the Pomeroy Elementary Scllool. M II) the wve Bag patrol, the new leader is Kim Morrow with · ellnda 'lbomas, assistant leader; Vicky Morrison,' song ' leade~, and Angela 'lfiplett, game li!Bder. In the Eagle Patrol; Carla DeMoss Ia leader, Tanuny Capehart, assistant, Amy" llaaon, song, andLa"l'a Van Meter, game; while 10m Salser 111 leader of the Blue Jays, Shilpa Goradla, 8881stant, Angella Curtis, song leader, and Angela Baker, game leader. Aweekend carnpout at Kiashuta was plamed for the first . weekend in December. The scouts had outdoor games and refretiunents were served by the Love Bugs. Gertrude C~o Ill leader. POMEROY BROWNIFS m Misty Grueser was welcomed as a new member of the Nov. 26 deadline SAIJSBURY BROWNIE l'ROOP 1220 After hiking to the Meigs High School for a meeting, the Salisbury Browriles practiced for an Investiture ceremony which will be held ThiD'sday at 4 p.m. The parents are invited to attend. An action play on scouting was presented and a variety of Brownie 1011gs were sung to conclude the meeting. RACINE BROWNIES 1%47 A donation to the Racine Brownies by Roger Adams of Adams Drilling, sponaors of the troop, was acknowledged at the Thllflday niii!Jt meeting_of the scouts. The girls were given key chains to sell with the money to be used to purchase aljrownle The pledge to the flag, the Brownie promise, and the Brownie "Smile" song opened the meeting. The girls practiced for the Bicentennial Sing on Nov. 20 and closed with the Brownie "B's". POMEROY BROWNIES 'II A visit· to the Meigs County Museum was plaoned for Tuesday at a meeting of the Pomeroy Brownies thiB week. A thank-you note was read from Suzan Thoma who has been oospltallzed. · The Brownies were urged to get In their regl.stratlon fees 11110011 as possible. The Bicentennial Sing was discussed and the pledce and Brownie promise were given. nag. en • "'•• • ••• • • • ••• •• •• • 8YRACIJ8E BROWNIES lUll The Syracuse Brownies will mark in both the Nov. 25 and Dec. 1 Olrlslmas parades, it was decided at the Thursday evening meeting. Jnv•lure was plamed for next week and the giriB practiced for the BlcenteMlal Sing. They were reminded to be at the Metga Jmior High Sclil'olat 7p.m . 'lfacy Hubbard led In the pledge to the Oag and Heidi Cobb led the Brownie promlae. Heidi, Olriatlna Arnold and Kim Adams served refret!hments. ... .. - .••• $139 ' FOR YOUR SUPPORT IN ' , TUESDAY'S ELECTION CLARENCE ANDREWS Paid Political Advertisement LSu are slmllarly unranked among the nation's elite. . However, both piay nationally-ranked teams Saturday and could wind up as bowl spoilers. Georgia faces 10111-t'anked Florida (7· l)atJacksonvllle,F1a.,~e Georgia Tech will be in South Bend, Ind., to play 13th· ranked Notre Dame (6-2). "The talent gap between F1orlda and Georgta is wider now than It has ever been," SIY8 Georgia coach Vince Dooley. "We're suwoaed to bave a good offense, but F1orlda Is averaging 100 yards per game more than us.h The biggest reason for that offense Ill 215-pound fullback Jimmy Dubose who leads the Southeastern Conference in I'UIIblngwlth 1,065yardaor 7.5 per carry. "Dubose," says F1orida coach Doug Dickey of biB AU America ·, or 1\Ughr. But in years i>ast, the. Gators have illways seemed to get knoclted off late in the year. The F1orlda-Georgia game is traditionally a thriller with 12 of the last 15 decided by eight or less points. The oddsmakers like Florida by a louclidown to keep their bowl· bound season going. Out at South Bend, Georgia Tech has a greater task. Although the nation's leader with 376,.4 ruShing yards per game, the Ramblln' Wrecks are a touchdOwn tmderdog. ''Georgia Tecll ia really running the wishbone very effectl~ely," 1ays Notre Dame coach Dan Devine who hopes to Wind up 9-2 Ill his flrllt se81l0n at the Irish hflm with an offer of a bowl bid. "And they've dme this with an a8801'1ment ol running backs because of injiD'Ies." ..•••• .Dog Nuggets • Dog Meal Support in the New. 4.Election ALSO SURE WIN & CASH SAVER DOG MEAL ol my O.ndidac:y for Township Melvin.Cross new ONE-HALF ' PRICE ChrOjlllcoiOr Picture ., ut~~t ..1 • 1QO% Solid- · BIRD FEEDER State Chat~ • Zenith's W• stock many sizes and styles Cltoos• on• soon/ Patente.i Po... lntl'lll Yoltage Regulator & . . .4Jb.. ~ Sunflower Seed . FREE W'lth Purchase of feed« . MODERN SUPPLY JttW.IhiiiSt. Phone 992·216.4 · POMIROY. OHIO Tile Store Willi "AlliiNDS OF STUFF' For Pots - Stables~ Large & Small Animals lawns - Gardens. Stu,rdy metal cabinet In grained :.r Kashmir Walnut color. Solid·Stato Supot Gokl Video Guard Tuning Syst6m with Synohromatlc 70-Posltlon UHF Channel Selector. 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Mrs. Ann Browning hosted lhe meeting held at the club house with Mrs. Betty Wehrung and Mrs. Evelyn Gilmore giving the secretary and treasurer's report. Mrs. Shirley Baity will be hostess for the next meeting. Mrs. Lenora McKnight received a birthday gift from her secret sister . A teller was read fr om Mrs . Sherrie Johnson, a former resident, now re.siding in ·Georgia. Mrs. Browning served a dessert course to those heart. - POLLY. DEAR POLLY - I have always disliked getting·down to scrub out the bathtub (Polly's note : Who does like this•) so I was delighted to find a simple solution for this dreaded task. I bought a new regular size cotton mop. I sprinkle cleanser in the tub, wei the mop under the faucet and clean the tub thoroughly from a standing position. I then use the mop to rinse the tub. After carefuUy rinsing the mop I hang it on a towel rack and keep it there just to be ready for tub cleaning. NADINE. DEAR POLLY - Those v~getable sprays used to prevent pans from sticking HOSPITALIZED ljfe great to use on windows Mrs. Eber Lewis of Mason, that are hard to open, Ohio, a former Middleport especially In muggy weather. re sident, is confined to Such sprays are alBO good to Bethesda Hospital , 10500 put on the leaves of dining Montgomery Road, Cintables, and on the center cinnati , for observation and edges of the table where it treatment. She entered the opens to admit the leaves. hospital Tuesday. MRS. W.B. DEAR POLLY - I have two big healthy dogs with nice shiny fur. I think this is because they get as many vitamins as we do or perhaps even more. I save all liquids left from cooking vegetables and even liquid !bat dripa to the bottom of the broiler pan' (if I do not make gravy) and pour these on dry dog food. This also varies the Oavor of the food and our dogs get those vitamins tbat would otherwise be poured down the drain. - GLADYS. DEAR POLLY - When I need to sharpen a paring knife or butcher knife In a hurry I sharpen them across the top edge of a clay Dower pot. Most everyone has such a pot in the home and it really works. - MIOOE. named and Mrs. .. Mildred Wells, Mrs. Flo Strickland, Mrs. Barbara Mullen, Mrs .. Martha Hoffman and ' Mrs. Carolyn McDaniel. heritage house Middleport, 0. The1erfect Gift For Her We Wire Flowen 992-2039 Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs . Millard Van Meter Ph . 992· 2039 Ph. 992· l71t BEST SELLER ~ May ~. 1907, at PorUand, Meigs County. A member of the Salvation Army, she enrolled as a soldier Aug. 30, 1959and was a member of.the Home League. Funeral services will be today at 3 p.m. at the Dawson Funeral Home with Capt. Ron Dake of the Salvalion Army ofli~iatlng. Additional services wiD be held at I p.m. Saturday al Stlversvllle Community Church. Burial will be In the church cemetery. 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You can ' . esda alk it over in her column if you write to Helen Bolte!, care of died Wedn y hla newspaper. EASTLIVERPOOL - Mrs. Allee Timmons, 68, 728 Bradshaw Ave. , East Liverpool, was dead on arrival at City Hospital Wednesday at 7:15p.m., after Chester, Ol!lo taking suddenly Ill at her Phone 985-3537 home. ' ~ · , ,. Mrs. Timmons, a native of Meigs County, was the ., t daughter of the late James J. and Minnie Icenhower Watson. She was also lfOitKS IN A DRAWER • preceded In death by her ' 25~COLOR TV husband, Homer C. Tim· mons, June 6, 1974. I She is survived by five I i sisters, Mrs. Ralph (Daisy) Clark, Belpre; Mrs. William (Marie) Reese, Mrs. Pauline Cornell and Mrs . Lucy . Uverpool, ' Powell, all 'of East 't and Mrs. MitChell (Emma) Bess, Wellsville; three 'I~ brothers, Charles Harry ' . Watson, at home; Wallace • Campelgner Cheat t1yNng Watson, East Palestine, Ohio, • lilgh per1ormonce aoNd and LOnnie Watson, Wells· otllo trlodulor choasls ville; one half-.IBier, Mrs. o Cuatom·Matlc Pra·Set , Darlene Elcl)enberger, New VHF Tuner Brighton, Pa.; another half· o 70-chlnn,l VHF Click sister, whom she reared, Tuner Mrs. Beulah Hughes, Georgetown, Pa.; two step-tons, Harold Cross, ,Albuquerque, N. M., and Bomer c. Tim· '' mons, Georgia; three stepdaughters, Mrs. Ann Tipton, Mrs. Juanita Cozart and Mrs. Fannie Carroll Henderson, all of Colwnbua, and a slepf I grahdson, whom she reared, l Earl Cros•, in ·South Carolina. '[' Mrs. Timmons was born Quasar • Feed !urinal. 4.~L . MER~HA~OISE . Brilliant ·. ~: . Auction plans made Easy pattern for DEAR POlLY - My Pet Peeve ia with your column since I can never get the paper until my wife has read Polly's Pointers. - P.J.M. - DOUBTFUL DEAR P.J.M. - Sorry I DEAR DOUBfFUL: cannot sympathize with you. lalluraace eompaay officials won'l&«ree to the "fairness" You have a wile after my own of thiB 1cheme, aod rest assured, lbey'lllearu aboutlt! Your lnubud tlbould take hla Jumps - BDd pay for them bimfleU. (Or at leal1 lbiire eJ:pellles with IJ cooperative par!Der.) - H. +++ A surprise birthday party DEAR HELEN : . honoring Mrs. Evelyn My husband is always ruming himseU down to other Gilmore was held Saturday people. If someone compliments him, he points out wbat a evening at the Gilmore home. really poor job he's done. He thinks it's a crime to be proud of A dinner was served along yourseU. He does good work, but no one notices because he with a cake baked by Mrs. tries so hard to keep It secret. Rick Gilmore and Ice cream Please tell him! - TIRED OF TRYING to Elza Gilmofe, Jr., Mr. and DEAR 11RED: Mrs. Rick Gilmore, Roger Your b111baod lhould take a crash course 111 aelf-<!aleem. Gilmore, Mike Gilmore, Succ:eaalal people find pride Ia their aceompllsbmenll aDd Mary Radford and Debbie area't afraid lo sbow lt. Black. Mrs. Gilmore received lbCIIe who can't lwldle compllmeall gncefuUy end up a telephone call from her son reeelvlac very lew, for the giver craves.llwlb for biJ words - and daughter-in-law, Mr. and not a dluerlldoo oa !low wroq be IJ! Mrs. Joe· Gilmore ~nd What'• more, we lead to aecept otllen at their OWN daughter of Lake Villa, Ill. esllmltlloa. A IIWI who Clllllaot]y NDI bimfleU dOWD Wffi get more 11reeme• llwl arpunent, and tbat'a a sure road to I'KUGRAM SET faUure I - H. ' A bicentennial program +++ will be featured at a meeting DEAR HELEN: of the Meigs County Retired I played around when I was younger. My wife accepted it Teachers Association on Nov. becauae she knew I couldn't resist pretty women, I'm like 15 at 'lfinily Church. The "Fairly Faithful Husband," who said sexual adventures are luncheon will be served at 12 man's way of not going stale. · noon. Now I'm ready to settle down. At 48, my wife looks very good as a one-and-only. But my wife has different Ideas. She announced last month that it's HER turn, now ·the kids bave grown up. She's been out two nights a week since, and I don't know where. When I ask if there's another man, she smiles and says, •'Did I ever try to keep YOU corralled?" What Should I do? - REFORMED DEAR REFORMED: Commune wtlb your clllckena wbo have come home to Smalley's Gift Shop -- Good thru 11-15-75 ' \'' • 8 · ·MoYit/ . Trustee. Thank You Very Much. ..• Feed ·\ Wi\d Birds ) I Wish To Thank The Voters of Salem Township for Their . ••• , •• • NBC has Doctors Hospital . home against defending Dr . Goodwin backs young Southwest Conference resident Mich ael C~is.toffer , wants to perform tests on champion Baylor, while No.8 \yho a patient that mlgh't p·rove Penn State plays, North fatal. 10 p. m. Carolina State. No. 9 Kete McShene is on CBS . Southern California hopes to Rock star (and former drug add ict} Wayne Maunder is come back from last week's charged In the drug-overdose upset loss to California murder of a young woman . On ABC, Slarskv and Hutch against Stanford at home. look info the murder of Ann Helen Help . Polly s Pol nters CHEIU'ER JUNIORS lMI Future activities were djacussed at a meeting of Olester Jllnlors Thursday night at the Elementary Scllool. ~ong the activities planned wu a visit to the Center of Science and lndUIIry at Columbualn February, a wiener roast roost! and a sale ofho-aree to raise money for projects. And thea go all out to woo your wUe back home agaiD. I'd The gtrla chose a troop crest. The Bag ceremony led by 111e11 sbe'll eajoy your aufferlllg for a wblle, and theo - If Pam Limon of the Green !lhost Patrol opened the meeting. It you're coatrlte enough - lhe'll setlle down to oaeGd· closed l'ilh a frlendlllip circle 1111d refreshments. lllllybood. (Bat I can't be ailre ..• Good hsck.l -H. •• BAUM'S TRUE VALUE STORE , repr esepted including classics, fiction, biographies, adventure storjes, science, tainiy appreciate some help. na Iure, era ft s, mys lery an d - MRS. E.J. reference books. The comDEAR MRS. E.J. - I do mittee is working with not have such a pattern but Educalional Reading Ser- the solution seems fairly vice, a professional book fair simple. Draw or cut out a company, to furnish an in- stocking the size you want, dividual selection of books for startcrocbetiug, either single the fair. or double crochet slitche1, I'MIIIMIIIMIIIIIIII:~i'l!>l·~ . · ~~!=~=~!=!~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::$~:::::~;~ WltU you have the width ;:;: across the top. Contlllue your ~l work t18lng the paper pattern Us ••• n 5 Pack RIFLE SLUGS HARRISONVILLE - The Harrisonville Elementary School will sponsor a student book fair from Nov. 10 to Nov. 13. During this time students will be able to browse through the books at I he fair and to purchase books. The fair will be from 8:30a.m. to 3:30p.m. with books to be displayed in the gymnasium. The book fair committee is inviting all students, parents and vlsllorft to attend the fair which· is being held to encourage student interest ·in reading and in building home libraries. All proceeds from the fair will go to the school library for books. 'l'he reading teacher, F.llen Luebke, is sponsoring the event. Parenls donating !heir time loassist are Mrs . Esther Scragg, Mrs. Linda Nelson and Mrs. Helena Riggs. The book fair display will include allraclive new books from many publishers in all popular price ranges. All reading interests will be Pomeroy Brownies at the TuesdSy night meeting of the troop :..•.: a! the Pomeroy Elementary School. Erin Anderson led in the pledge to the flag and the Brownie By Helen Hottel :::: promise. Apractice was held for the Bicentennial Sing, and It ::~ was decided to make posters for the Jaycees' mini-park .. ,. It's Doubly Wegitlmate ]:I'Oject . .,. DEAR HELEN : Mrs. Vera Johnson, leader, advises that regl.stratlon of $2 My husband got a woman pregnant. That's bad enough, is now due and that this amount provides Insurance coverage although I've forgiven him. But now he's come up with this .for Brownies during SCIOuting actlviUes. scheme to g~t the maternity cost paid for by his health insurance. MIDDLEPORf fROOP 39 lfe wants to pretend it's MY baby, so he'll be covered on Calendars to be sold for 50 cents by the Middleport juniors )VIle's benefits. Says all the woman bas to do iB use my name were dlatrlbuted at the Monday meeting held at Heath United and social security number and, besides, the child's medical Methodist Olurch. The meeting was apent practicing for the billa tater on will an be covered. Bicentennial Sing to be held Nov. 20 at the Meigs Junior High It's only fair, he says, because he pays a bundle to health School. insurance and hasn't collected for a long time. Your opinion? .. • THANKS J . Gid ~HarrisOnville scho~l ' . By Charlene Hoeflich . ~ tO sponSOf b00k fatr TV week in review . It's howl ·spoiling time Red Rol8 Dog Food 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Nov. 7,1975 Fosl er, who tell the polle e force Old lady who lik~ bareknuckle prizefigt.4S ; wi th Gretchen Cor. to W()rk in .!1 go go dive . o n PBS, say Brother : " Th e bell . i : JO p.m. Black College." · Guest s ar.e THIS WEEk'S ~B S has Wall Street Week : Ear l Monroe of · the New Yor k SCHEDULE Knicks; A.J. Cooper , Mayor ot " The New York Fed ," With FRIDAY Prit ct'le t, Ala .; and A. B. Spel l - Paul vot cker , president of fhl· ti : JU p ..m. What's On Television Nov . 9;15 Boy C.hoir IS · direc led. t;JY SEOAL On MA S H. CBS, B. J writes man. ·art graduates of black Federal Reserve of N,Y. By United Prfl sS International Theodore Mar ier . fl th ens at Wav erly · .Qn NB C., Chico and !lie Mt.il col leges , I Tim es are EST unlp o;~ nnh•rt l 9 p.m. home. We ll ston at ·Gall ipolis come under the spell of " The NBC has Petro~etl t> "The SUNDAY 1\ RC mov ie : " Walking Ta ll " PB S has Consumer Survival Logan a t Iron ton 4 12 noon 11973). Story of BJford Pusser. Ki t . Tonig ht. "Everything bul Gamblers ." Youilg Chicano is Misfortun'e Teller.' Inept Qypsy M ei gs a t Ja ckson Avery Schreiber . slay ing his em · accused of lh e Kit chen Sink ." Applian ces: On f\ BC , Co ll ege r-Oo I ball '7 5. Iough Ten nessee sheriff . TVC 9 p.m. how to make yours last , and play er . 1 p.m. PBS airs Sh oulder to Shout N e.I s o n v i I I e Y o r k a1 On CBS, Hawaii Flve -!l. Jack 11 : 30p.m . N BC and CBS have Nati onllt der : "S ylvia Pankhurst ." The how· to shop for a new one . ( R) A lel< and er NBC Tonight Show . Johnny c~ssidV plays a narcotics ABC pre s.en ts " The Grand · Football L eagu e regio nal suffragists support Brita in 's Be lpre at Warren Loca l gam es. rol e In World War I and get the Ole Opry at 50 - A Nashvil le Car son talks · with George smuggler . Others NBC has The Rockford Flle.i, 2 p, m. vole . Sy lvia Pankhur st. a Celebra t ion." Ha l Holbrook is Carlin . F edera l Hocking at Tr imbl e ABC Movie : "The Night Underworld swindle. hos t with Rov Ac uff , Bill PB S airs '' T~e Wr ight Bro - pacifist, leaves !he movement . Fai r land at VInton Counl y ABC movie : " Hustling·." Re. thcr.s." (Rl .NBC M ys tery : "A ft ershoc k ." Monroe, Porter Wagoner and Strangl er ." Repor1er Oari'en So uthern at Caldwe ll 4 p.m . M c M i l lan & Wife ha ve everv other country star you Mc Gav in th inks a Seattle· porter Lee Remick Investigates Hannan . W . Va . at Sy mmes murderer may have been prostituflon ; based on Gall On NBC , N FL fo otba ll : a househ< .mters -- after the place can think of . Val ley plying h is trade for 120 years . Sheehy's bOO~ . (A BC Bd\IISes 9 p.m. regiona l game . .has been wrecked by an Miller at Paint Valley Simon Oakland is parental discretion .I . 4: JO p.m. earth(luake . Th ey suspect some cas presents "The Fl ip l::d llor Wahama at Sis ter svil le 10 p.m. CB S has baske tball : New th ing shady, Fea tures Juli e Wilson Comedy Speci al," with skeptical. SATURDAY on NBC, Pollee Story : " Th'e CBS Movie is " Ba nace k : Now Ruth Buzzi. George carlin , Bob York KnickerbOckers vs . Por t - Newmar , Bill Dana. Ea stern at F ro ntier You See Me - Now you Don 't ," Test ot Brotherhood.", When land Tr ai l Blazers, from On CBS. Kojak is th e ta rget Hope and Th e Pointer SisterS . On PB S, The Ascent of Man ; Embezzlil"lg banker disappears rookie Edward Albert makes Portland Memorial Stadium . Of ·a murder contract put out by two serious errors on auty, hl!i S: 30 p.m. M ichael Cristoffer against the " The Dr ive tor Power ." lndus - during a magic show . NEW COACH NAMED older brother - officer Geor~e On PB S•. AntiQues: "Engl ish wishe~ of his father - Titos tri~l and political revolutions THURSDAY Maharls - must decide if hell Antiques of th e Etrza be1han Vand is, long -tim e foe of the allered the concept of power CANTON, Ohio ( UPI ) , 6:30p.m. report iL with Sal Mineo, during the 18th century. (R) Period ." Comfort was not a ta w . Canton McKinley High School priority ; with Joseph Wi lli ams Barnaby Jones Is on CBS . 10 p.m. NBC's Poli ce Woman is tak en · l"tJratrs Gettln ' Over (On 11:30p. m. Bronk is on CB S. Policeman 's hostage by bank robbing the Ups and Gowns). Drugs, assistan t basketball coach of Pri des crossing, Mass. Tt1e Tonight ·show Is on NBC. ca r used in holdup and murder . broth ers Don Stroud and with Dick Gregory aad former 7 p. m . Doh Everett has been named Dodger Don Newcombe . . Johnny Carson and guests Bob William Lucking . Their accom 11 p.m. PBS has "World Press" 1 p.m. and Ray, scientist J&ne Goopl ic e, Nellie Bellflower. gels PB S airs Kup's Show. to replace Bob Rupert as revie~ . PBS hl!ls Bleck Perspective dal l. tea lous . - -. I · On A BC. the Swiss Family head Buildogs coach for next Robinson on the News . ABC special Is " Assnslna · 10 p.m. MONDAY rescues Lesli e Niel8 p.m. tion : An Amer ican Nlghtmere1l! 8 p.m . PBS airs Woman Alive . sen , a castaway sailor who has season. N BC presents " The Mac Guests Include Dick Gregory. A BC p -resents " Th e Bill Malvina Reynolds, composer of led the captain ot his ship . Canton Lincoln High School · kilOn Three For the Road, ca s, Cosby Com edy Hour ," with the " Little Boxes," still wn tes and Davis SpeciaL " with Liza who gives his views on the head coach Ken Newlon Pete tracks the elusive Bigfoot . Paul Ashley Puppets, Loretta perfcrms at the age of 7S ; she Minnelli. Neil Sedaka and ' The murder of Dr . Marlin Luther two of her songs , world of Sid and Marty Krafft .' King Jr . ; former Rep . Allard On NBC' s Wonderfu l World ot Lynn . Tony Randall and Karen sings already has been annoUilced Disney · includ lnQ " We Don't Need the Songs Include " Breaking Up is Lowenstein , D-N.Y ., who dis· , "Big Red,'' th e prize Va lentine. as coach for the new Irish setter of spOrtsman NBC presents "Eric ," story Men" ... Ab igail Child 's docu - Hard to Do ," "Calendllr Girl ," cusses th e murder of President, F . Ke nnedy ; Paul "Be tween Times" " rtappy Birthday, Sweet Shr; - John Walter Pidgeon, grows all ached ot Eric Lund , who deterR'ines mentary McKinley, currently under to Schrade, who was wounde.d Gilles Payan l, 14, th e ·to live a full life although he deals with the expectat ions of teen.'' On CBS , Thli! Wattons are when Sen : ~obert F. Kennedy has terminal leukemia . Stars three teen -agers near Min construction and scheduled to owner's adopted son . visited by Debbie White, a was killed ; and Go\1 . Geor-ge John Savage, Patricia ~eal ; neapolis . 7: 30p. m. open for lhe 1976-77 school , CBS has Switch . Pete and young widow : the children have Wa l lace of Alabama . on PBS . Lowell Thomas based on Doris Lund's biogra CBS movie : "The 500 Pound phy of her son . Mac try to convince investor tl'1elr first exposure to the Remember s : '' 1919-1920.". year. Jerk" (19)2 ) . Alex l<arras 1 a p.m. CBS has Rhoda . Business is Lloyd Bochner, who uses a emotions of bereavement. Barney Miller is on ABC . welghttifler . · Howard Cosell ki ller to · bury hi s On ABC , The Six M illion booming , and Rhodl'l fears tha t hir ed Dollar Man battl es " Th e Bionic Myrna is selling more tt1an mistakes , tha i someone wishes Two_ kilos of qmfl,scated .J plays hj mse}f . , 1 mar11uana can't be found . ---"--:! Crimin&l," Monte Markham , a window dress ings to the i r to effect his dem ise. FIBS has Th e R:omantl o ~ • ,.-\ l ·;.SATU.RiDAY Marcus Welb'(,. M .D., Is ·on reactivated race driver wh o is clients . · l : JD .p. m . (IP;P.rox .) prone to bionic rages . PB S pr esents Gilbert B. ABC . Or. Wet y's daughter , Rebell ion . The landscape artist ABC has ·colleoe foolbllll . On. CBS , Cher welcom es Sullivan ' s :' Princess Ida ." She Sandy Porter . returns from John COnstable and his influ 4 :30 p.m. DENVER (UPI) - Fifth· Wayhe Newlon, come<lian Steve turns one of her father 's castles South America with her hus- ence on nature lovers. (R) 8: lD p.m. CBS Sp orts Spectacular . ranked heavyweight Ron Martin and the Spinners. Cher Into a women's un iversity - no band Don , whose heart condl PBS airs Classic Theatre " Dix ie 500 Stock Car Race . .. sings " Nobody's Bu siness" an d men allowed . Performed by th e lion was aggravated by a Lyle, who spent more than "fionky Tonk woman ." Fea Gilbert & Sullivan Society of d ise ase he picked up there . Preview : The Huml'lnll l es in from Atl&nta ... " USA . USS~ tndroduces Anne Schedeen as Art . Tonigh t, a preview of " The Heavyweight BoKing Jam . seven Y.ears in prison on a tures Gallard Sar tain es Rev . Houston . Wild Duck" by Henr ik Ibsen, boree," from Ml'ldison Square Sandy . Billy Jo Bob . 8:30 p.m. • manslaughter conviction, P~ S has an Evening at On NBC , Joe Forrester , with Rolf Fields · of Pratt GardE!n, New Vorl< . Phyllis is on CB S. Her S p.m. : was sentenced to six months Symphony . Tonight , the first mother -in -law moves out on continuing hi s "Wee kerd ," l~st i lute . On The Rocks , ABC, Sullivan ABC Wide World Of SpOrtS. t two parts of " The Damnat ion of Judge Outer - into Phyllis' looks tor th e robber who killed 7 p.m. unsupervised probation · Faust" by Berlioz. Sel lI Ozawa room . his friend and prev ents a gang is suspended l'lfler one of tf'le war ; part 2. on fllrir')g Line , PBS, Wlllien1 shut -ins steals t)ls bike ro 'p.m. Thursday for shooting at his conducts th e Boston Symphony 10:30 p.m. On All in the Family, CBS . ., . Buckle X discuSses "The Rlghl escepe. Orchestra with the Tsnglewood estranged wife. Fest ival Chorus ; the Boston Archie has to hold his temper on Woman , PBS, "The Battle 9 p.m. ! '.' to l!>ie ('Or' t!lvel" With Or, al l weekend , to keep his blood for the Vote," Cpar' PBS airs Classic Theatre : Milton Heifl lz and attornel with pressure low enough to pass the Midge Mackenzie, producer of The Human ities In Art. Tonight, Ralph Porzio. "The Wild Duck," Henrik 8 p.m. · : company's mandatory physi cal. "Shoulder to Shoulder ." '· The Jeffersons are on CBS , , Ibsen's 1884 drama . 'Reformer' 11 : 30 p.m. A BC football : Kansas City Ch iefs at Dallas CoWboys. ABC Mystery : " Demon , destroys a familY. in order to NBC movl e: "Sarah T . _. Portra it Of a Teen -age AI~ 9: 30 p.m. Demon ." Both of them , and save it . Denholm- Elllbtt s'tars . On CBS, Maude poUrs out her maybe more, menace Bradford CBS airs "Foster and · Lau - coholi c." Linda Blair play! rle ," story of two New York Sarah Travis, high school to a psych iatrist ; scr ipt by Dil l man and wife JUliet Mills . NEW YORK (UPI) -The to make more players soul Jay Folb . NBC Tonight Show, with City patrol men killed In a student who starts drlnklnQ National Football League has available to them in the Lower East Side ambush . with heavily wh ile trying to cop~ on Realidades . PBS, busing Johnny Carson . CB S Movie : " Where Eagles Dorian Harewood and Perry with a new neighborhood , new and Hispanic children in Boston given its 26 teams a deadline expansion draft. school, and new stepfather, ... six Puerto Rican artists ... Dare " (1969 L . part 2. World King . for signing ex-World Football • "Teams who don't have the and ' Sivuca ' · Bnnilian War l ~c omma(ldot eam . ted by On The Streets of Sacn with Verna Bloom . • 011 ABC. Saturday Night Llv4 Richard Bur ton and Clint Francisco. ABC, ruthless and League play~s to keep teams draft choices, who have rhy thms . 10 p.m. • Ea stwood. escapes from bel ligerent rad io talk' showfhost with HOward Cosell. from "buying a cham- traded them away, say 'Let's CBS has Medical Center . Bava'rlan castle with names of Larry Hagman is suspected of .,, In Ternat iona l Animation Fes• murdering listeners he seCretly f llval Is on · PBS . A film b'l NBC has a " Dean Martin German spies . pionship." give them a break in the Celebrity Roast." 'Tonight. Evel dates. · 'I' Frenk Mour{s that compresse~ Commissioner Pete Rozelle college draft-that's how you Knievel takes the hot seat. WEDNESDAY NBC hi'S Ellery Queen : 15.000 picture montlllges lntC> 6 : l() p.m. " Veronica's Veils ," with nine minutes ; " Erzatz"; Met Thursday said the teams build a club,"' Rozelle said. Mi lton Berle, David McC!IIum and McLean Stevenson (among .Book Beat , PBS : " The George Burns, Julie Adams , " Moslllc ." (R) must sign WFL players ''And the teams with the dl:aft others) give him a proper send - Polit ics of Exlin ctlon " (Mac - Jack Cllrter , Wlllll'lm Dema 1:30 p.m. millan l, Lewis Regenstein's rest . CBS airs Doc . .--. before Nov. 26 for them to be choices want a larger ex· oft . .10 p.m. 9 p.m. • story of th e world 's endangered 11:30 p.m. • eligible for this season. He pansion draft In stocking the On ABC. Horry o. Group On CBS. Mory Tyler Moore • NB C has the Tonight Show . species charges governmental failure to protect wildlife . therapy murder . ~ou Grant's oto flame, Bevert ;.t John Davidson is guest host. said the NFL owners have new teams." I p.m. she sent him a.. NBC tlas Medical Story : Garland CBS Mov,ie : "Where Eagles also given permls$n to the He said the owners would Dare " ( 1969). part 1. Team of NBC l'lirs Little Hour,e on th e " Wasteland ." Hospltlll 's policy 'Dear John' letter 30 years a~ league's . two incoming be baek for a last session World War II commandos. led Prairie : " Remember Me," of sterilizing Indigent mothers - comes back Into his life .. : Ri chard Burton and Clint Part '2 . II &ppears Pa Ingalls is debated by three obstet - and Lou plans a sweet revenge iJo franchises, Tampa and today on the allocation by S.W.A.T. Is on ABC. Hondo 1 • Eastwood , parachutes Into Ger - will have 10 separate three rlclans . Features Ralph Bel lamy, Christopher Connelly, men must protect racist rabble .. man fortress high In the orphans . Seattle, to sign WFL players problem. On ABC. When Things Were Judd Hirsch . rouser John Dehner from .ether: Bavarian Alps , to learn th e for the 1976 season. Rozelle also said the league names 11 : 30 p.m. extremists ; wlth Anlanettt-, German · spies ; Rotten . Robin, h is men , Prince of NBC Tonight show with Comer~ John Eriuon . • "It Is our right to haVe a had cleared the first WFL written by Alistair MacLean , John and h is guests are quarantined in the . castle Johnnv Carson and Beverly ':30 p.m. .: cutoff date for a certain class player to be eligible (o sign based on his novel. banquet room when a 'plague ' Sills. On CBS, Bob NeWhort loin"' Mann ix Is on ABC . Darren the firm of swinging psycholo .,. of player," Rozelle said. with an NFL club. Tackle TU,ESDAY t breaks out . ' 6:30p . m: .I I·; CBS, Tony Orlando and McGavin . a war buddy of Q/st ,Phitllp R. Allen ~ • ·"The other major sports have OJris Morrls,.formerly of the -. Pesai rs Gettin' Over (Eyes Dawn . Guests : Totie Flelcls, Mannix, has a Jist of combat ·· · : colleagues he plans to bump It : It prevents a team from San Antonio Wings, has been Wise). Looking out for your Don Knotts. PBS presents Th e Tribal Off . ~Joying a championShip." given the go-ahead to sign vision . Eye : "Woven Gardens. " Tl'1e CBS Movie Is "Kolok: The I p.m. Rozelle said the owners with any club which wants NBC airs Movln ' On : " The tribal rugs of the Qashqa 'i ChIna town Murders ," Young Chinese street gang provokes Big Wheel." SOnny and Will nomads of southern Iran . were having difficulty him. 1:30 p.m. an underworld war : with enter a stock car rllce .· Sheree North . resolving the player ABC has fiappy Da,v;. Richie Th&l's My Mama on A8C .1 Rozelle said It Is the 9p. m! 12 : JO p.m. Fonzle double dale ; te& · · -· allocation problem of Seattle responsibility of each player and On ABC. Longstreet checks Cann on Is on CBS . A hetchet tures Penny Marshall as and Tampa. He said BOrne to prove to the NFL he is 6-ee Laverne . buried In the head ot a Into a state prison to check out snowman on a deser t estate the death of ll pr isoner Whose On CBS, Good Times. owners want to give the two of all contractual obligations PBS airs " Journeys through suggests an an cient Chinese widow claims he was murclubs high college drafts with the WFL before he can Eden ." long is threatening the life of dered . heiress • Diana Hyland 's boy : FRIDAY choices and other teams want play in the NFL. · friend Vi ctor Nlohica. It seems • I p.m . he was partners with a Chinese N BC airs Sanford ~nd Son : prospector In Alaska 10 years " My Fair Esther ." In Henry ago . cannon questions th e fi lggtns !ashton, Freo plans to ta m l lv's trus te d employee turn Aunt Esther Into a p icture James Hong . Script by Norman of elegance. '' •. ;1 ..... -..~ Lessing . I• CBS airs " Magnificent Mon- f On ABC, Baretta has r)O proof "is the picture perfect Ohio State is at Winois, No. 2 trucker Slim Pickens murdered sters ot t~e Deep:" Zoolog 1$1 College Football Raaildap Roger Payne Stlyed with hIs · 1 By Ualted Pre11 lo· fullback. He turns people Oklahoma is at KanSBJ, No. 3 cat burglar Alan Feinstein, but fam fly on the bleak. Pe"ta;onlan him anyway : written bv coast of Argentina to atudy the upside down blocking them." Nebraska Is at Kanaas State, trails teraatlollll Paul Maglstrettt. rlg1'1t whale, an southern Florida has lost oqly to No. 4 Texas A&M is at home Georgia and Georgia Tech On PB S, Great Performan - endangered Species ) Orson ce s : Jennie . Tonight, " HIS have a lot more in common North Carolina State 11-7 In against SMU, No.5 Alabama Borrowed Pl umes." Jennie's Welles narrates. (R) On PBS . Washington Week In ' l1 It September and has an · ex- is at than the Peach State. and No. 6 Michigan second husband meets famed Review, Mrs. Pel rick Campbe!l. actress .,., ·, ' ' ABC airs Barbllry Coast : Both Georgia schools 6- cellent chance for a major plays host to Purdue. She divorces him and devotes " Arson and Old Lace," Arson 2 to date and both are howl bid-eiu\er the Orange Seventh-rated Texas is at herself to SCln Winston's career . protection racket and ., little . I1t 's gmn e.~ .1,mug BIRTH ANNOUNCED RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. Randall Reiber of Racine are announcing the birth of a son, Robert Tyrone, Nov. 3 ~t the Holzer Medical Center. The infant weighed eight pounds. Mr. and Mrs. Reiber have a daughter, Rachel, age six. Mr. and Mrs: Stanley Stearns and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reiber, Racine, are the grandparents, and Mrs . Bertha Spencer of. Racine is a great-grandmother. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Middleport MEAT _..: Baked Steak. Roast Beef, Flounder Fish. Ham, Hamburger Steak. Ducley's SALAD - I"'""·"" In Ollt Cortlflcoles to be given owey. Refr""ments PIE - lOft WHktndl) Prtvltw Chrltlmat ms To·ssed, Slaw. Cottage Oleese . Pumpkin, Peach . ( ~ MI CRO WAVE OVEN Lay One Away For Christmas! tNJOY THE CONVENIENCE ot No Messy Pots or Pans To Scrub or Scour. You Cook on Paper or Glass. SELF CLEANING It Is Almost Like Owning A "Self Cleaning" · Oven . You Merely Wipe The Cool Stainless Steel Interior, Perfectly Clean With A Paper. Towel - After Each Use. No Baked On Particles. GIVE HER MORE! Visit Us and Let Us Prove the Numerous Conveniences . That Will Ease Her Work Load . SAVE - 50% to 75% Cost 50% to 75% Less To Cookas com pared to electric range 2419 Dudley Ave. Porkertburg,VV. Y1 . Sunday; Nov. 9, Hrs. 8:30·2:00 59 N. Second St. Middleport, Ohio ~ VEGETABLES - Lima Beans, Peas & Carrots, Noodles. Potatoes (baked , mashed, home fries). auistm• Open House AmGIItl More Time To Spend With You and Your Family (And More Leisure Time) By Taking the Drudgery Out of Her Day. STEAMBOAT INN DON'T MISS An 3rd St. ' ' Ph. 949·2515 Racine, Ohio Ingels 992·2635 Furni~ure Middleport ' �'. t - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., ~'riday , Nov. 7, 1975 Lowly Broncos . ·. host Red skins . UDlted Press lnternallonal Only winless Western Mtchlgan stands between Miami and a third straight Mi~Arnei'lcan Conference football championShip. The Redskins, 7·1 overall and~ In the MAC, can wrap up their third . straight Tangerine Bowl trip Saturday when they travel to Kalamazoo, Mich:, looking lor their 15th straight con· lerence win, whicll would tie them with Toledo's string from 1•71. · "We will have plenty of motivation In this game," said Miami Coach Dick Crum, "because a victory . will mean the realization of several of our goals." A win over the lowly Broncos (0.9 and !).f), under first year coach Elliot Uzelac, would make Miami only the second team to win thre~ straight. Mid-Am titles (tne other was Toledo ): The Miami-Western clash, with•.the title possibly to be decldtd, headlines the Mid· American Conference slat~ of games Saturday, but there are some other interesting matchupa. Bowling Green, which has dropped two games in a row after reeling off sill straight wins, will try to get straight· .. · Sterling Silver ened olll at Uhio University, while Toledo, with quarterback Gene Swick closing In on the all time total offense mark, Is at Northern Illinois. Other games involving Mld·Am schools find Akron hosting Ball State, winner over Bowling Green last week, MarShall playing at Kent State and Central Michigan at Western Illinois. other games on this week's schedule have Maryland at Cincinnati, Villanova at Youngstown State and Dayton at Louisville at night. Crum, the Redskins ' second year coach, may have to go with Randy Walker at tailback again this week against Western. Regular tailback Rob Carpent~r, the team's leading rusher and scorer, missed last week's Toledo game with a thigh bruise, the second game he has missed with that Injury, and his availab1llty this week is uncertain . Walker, a IHI, 20().pound ' senior from Troy, filled In for Carpenter last week and responded with 163 yards rushing in 27 tries. It was the third backfield position this year for Walker, who started at wingback and moved to fullback when reguiar Jerry Dean was injured early in the season. The OU-BG claSh at Athens will be mostly for pride with the winner finishing among the league leaders. Both teams were beaten by Miami and the following week, both lost to teams which they figured to beat "The mental thing is one we can't see or predict," 8aid OU1s Bill Hess, "but' it's there and that's what It's all abQut." CONGRATULATE INITIAL DIAMOND PENDANTS Mother&.New Baby With An own Initial in so lid sterling silver on 18" He ~ chllin-accented with a sparkling, genuine Dia· . mond! A glittering gil( · she's sure to love, gift· packed In cute draw· string pouch. $ . 19 95 IMPRESSiVE FUMER ARRANGEMENT In A Novelty Container A serVIce unit meeting for all SCOut leaders assistant · leaders and other Interested individuals will be held Thurakay night lrom 7 to 8 p.m. at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. social room, Middleport. . · At that time final plans will be made f~r the Bicentemlal ling to be held Nov. ~.7 : 30p.m. at the Meigs Junior High School. • . . · . POMEROY JUNIOR I'ROOP 180 Newlel!ders were elected for the three girl scout patrola or· Troop .180 at a meeting Tuesday night at the Pomeroy Elementary Scllool. M II) the wve Bag patrol, the new leader is Kim Morrow with · ellnda 'lbomas, assistant leader; Vicky Morrison,' song ' leade~, and Angela 'lfiplett, game li!Bder. In the Eagle Patrol; Carla DeMoss Ia leader, Tanuny Capehart, assistant, Amy" llaaon, song, andLa"l'a Van Meter, game; while 10m Salser 111 leader of the Blue Jays, Shilpa Goradla, 8881stant, Angella Curtis, song leader, and Angela Baker, game leader. Aweekend carnpout at Kiashuta was plamed for the first . weekend in December. The scouts had outdoor games and refretiunents were served by the Love Bugs. Gertrude C~o Ill leader. POMEROY BROWNIFS m Misty Grueser was welcomed as a new member of the Nov. 26 deadline SAIJSBURY BROWNIE l'ROOP 1220 After hiking to the Meigs High School for a meeting, the Salisbury Browriles practiced for an Investiture ceremony which will be held ThiD'sday at 4 p.m. The parents are invited to attend. An action play on scouting was presented and a variety of Brownie 1011gs were sung to conclude the meeting. RACINE BROWNIES 1%47 A donation to the Racine Brownies by Roger Adams of Adams Drilling, sponaors of the troop, was acknowledged at the Thllflday niii!Jt meeting_of the scouts. The girls were given key chains to sell with the money to be used to purchase aljrownle The pledge to the flag, the Brownie promise, and the Brownie "Smile" song opened the meeting. The girls practiced for the Bicentennial Sing on Nov. 20 and closed with the Brownie "B's". POMEROY BROWNIES 'II A visit· to the Meigs County Museum was plaoned for Tuesday at a meeting of the Pomeroy Brownies thiB week. A thank-you note was read from Suzan Thoma who has been oospltallzed. · The Brownies were urged to get In their regl.stratlon fees 11110011 as possible. The Bicentennial Sing was discussed and the pledce and Brownie promise were given. nag. en • "'•• • ••• • • • ••• •• •• • 8YRACIJ8E BROWNIES lUll The Syracuse Brownies will mark in both the Nov. 25 and Dec. 1 Olrlslmas parades, it was decided at the Thursday evening meeting. Jnv•lure was plamed for next week and the giriB practiced for the BlcenteMlal Sing. They were reminded to be at the Metga Jmior High Sclil'olat 7p.m . 'lfacy Hubbard led In the pledge to the Oag and Heidi Cobb led the Brownie promlae. Heidi, Olriatlna Arnold and Kim Adams served refret!hments. ... .. - .••• $139 ' FOR YOUR SUPPORT IN ' , TUESDAY'S ELECTION CLARENCE ANDREWS Paid Political Advertisement LSu are slmllarly unranked among the nation's elite. . However, both piay nationally-ranked teams Saturday and could wind up as bowl spoilers. Georgia faces 10111-t'anked Florida (7· l)atJacksonvllle,F1a.,~e Georgia Tech will be in South Bend, Ind., to play 13th· ranked Notre Dame (6-2). "The talent gap between F1orlda and Georgta is wider now than It has ever been," SIY8 Georgia coach Vince Dooley. "We're suwoaed to bave a good offense, but F1orlda Is averaging 100 yards per game more than us.h The biggest reason for that offense Ill 215-pound fullback Jimmy Dubose who leads the Southeastern Conference in I'UIIblngwlth 1,065yardaor 7.5 per carry. "Dubose," says F1orida coach Doug Dickey of biB AU America ·, or 1\Ughr. But in years i>ast, the. Gators have illways seemed to get knoclted off late in the year. The F1orlda-Georgia game is traditionally a thriller with 12 of the last 15 decided by eight or less points. The oddsmakers like Florida by a louclidown to keep their bowl· bound season going. Out at South Bend, Georgia Tech has a greater task. Although the nation's leader with 376,.4 ruShing yards per game, the Ramblln' Wrecks are a touchdOwn tmderdog. ''Georgia Tecll ia really running the wishbone very effectl~ely," 1ays Notre Dame coach Dan Devine who hopes to Wind up 9-2 Ill his flrllt se81l0n at the Irish hflm with an offer of a bowl bid. "And they've dme this with an a8801'1ment ol running backs because of injiD'Ies." ..•••• .Dog Nuggets • Dog Meal Support in the New. 4.Election ALSO SURE WIN & CASH SAVER DOG MEAL ol my O.ndidac:y for Township Melvin.Cross new ONE-HALF ' PRICE ChrOjlllcoiOr Picture ., ut~~t ..1 • 1QO% Solid- · BIRD FEEDER State Chat~ • Zenith's W• stock many sizes and styles Cltoos• on• soon/ Patente.i Po... lntl'lll Yoltage Regulator & . . .4Jb.. ~ Sunflower Seed . FREE W'lth Purchase of feed« . MODERN SUPPLY JttW.IhiiiSt. Phone 992·216.4 · POMIROY. OHIO Tile Store Willi "AlliiNDS OF STUFF' For Pots - Stables~ Large & Small Animals lawns - Gardens. Stu,rdy metal cabinet In grained :.r Kashmir Walnut color. Solid·Stato Supot Gokl Video Guard Tuning Syst6m with Synohromatlc 70-Posltlon UHF Channel Selector. Ch1omalic One-button Tuning. AFC. S'· Round SpeAker V ~FIUHF Deluxe Spolllte Pan.tla. VHF and UHI- twhmna1. ''528 FREE STAND Choose ~ENITH: .. your best 'color tv value ' ' · RIDENOUR Ph. 985-3307 TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE· a... 01111 . crocheted boot DEAR • POLLY - I am beginning to plan Olrlstmas projocts and would like a pattern for crocheting a iJ!>ot or stocking for a child to hang by the fireplace . I have several 'knitted patterris but have been unable to find a crocheted one. I would cer- :ou~de~n~ed'::~eas:ft:; :c: Increase 81 neceuary to follow Its outline. After both slde1 are worked the desired decorations could be crocheted or made separately and thea be stitched to. lbe front side before front ' and back sec· dons are crocheted together. Surprise party honors birthday J WERNER RADIO & T.V. Plans for an auction of homemade items were made at th e Wedne sday ni ght rneel ing of the Sew-Rite Sewing Club held at the home of Mrs. Ann Browning . Mrs. Ann Browning hosted lhe meeting held at the club house with Mrs. Betty Wehrung and Mrs. Evelyn Gilmore giving the secretary and treasurer's report. Mrs. Shirley Baity will be hostess for the next meeting. Mrs. Lenora McKnight received a birthday gift from her secret sister . A teller was read fr om Mrs . Sherrie Johnson, a former resident, now re.siding in ·Georgia. Mrs. Browning served a dessert course to those heart. - POLLY. DEAR POLLY - I have always disliked getting·down to scrub out the bathtub (Polly's note : Who does like this•) so I was delighted to find a simple solution for this dreaded task. I bought a new regular size cotton mop. I sprinkle cleanser in the tub, wei the mop under the faucet and clean the tub thoroughly from a standing position. I then use the mop to rinse the tub. After carefuUy rinsing the mop I hang it on a towel rack and keep it there just to be ready for tub cleaning. NADINE. DEAR POLLY - Those v~getable sprays used to prevent pans from sticking HOSPITALIZED ljfe great to use on windows Mrs. Eber Lewis of Mason, that are hard to open, Ohio, a former Middleport especially In muggy weather. re sident, is confined to Such sprays are alBO good to Bethesda Hospital , 10500 put on the leaves of dining Montgomery Road, Cintables, and on the center cinnati , for observation and edges of the table where it treatment. She entered the opens to admit the leaves. hospital Tuesday. MRS. W.B. DEAR POLLY - I have two big healthy dogs with nice shiny fur. I think this is because they get as many vitamins as we do or perhaps even more. I save all liquids left from cooking vegetables and even liquid !bat dripa to the bottom of the broiler pan' (if I do not make gravy) and pour these on dry dog food. This also varies the Oavor of the food and our dogs get those vitamins tbat would otherwise be poured down the drain. - GLADYS. DEAR POLLY - When I need to sharpen a paring knife or butcher knife In a hurry I sharpen them across the top edge of a clay Dower pot. Most everyone has such a pot in the home and it really works. - MIOOE. named and Mrs. .. Mildred Wells, Mrs. Flo Strickland, Mrs. Barbara Mullen, Mrs .. Martha Hoffman and ' Mrs. Carolyn McDaniel. heritage house Middleport, 0. The1erfect Gift For Her We Wire Flowen 992-2039 Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs . Millard Van Meter Ph . 992· 2039 Ph. 992· l71t BEST SELLER ~ May ~. 1907, at PorUand, Meigs County. A member of the Salvation Army, she enrolled as a soldier Aug. 30, 1959and was a member of.the Home League. Funeral services will be today at 3 p.m. at the Dawson Funeral Home with Capt. Ron Dake of the Salvalion Army ofli~iatlng. Additional services wiD be held at I p.m. Saturday al Stlversvllle Community Church. Burial will be In the church cemetery. BIBLE .. • the THOMPSON NEW aiAIN REFERENCE ' Yes, the Thompson New Chain Reference Bible - fourth Improved Edition, edited by Dr. Frank Thompson, Is on the national bestseller list ..Thousands of people have recognized this Bible as a bestseller for years. The 57 unique features found so helpful by ministers, teachero, students - all who love the Word! Marginal references connected with eight departments of helps including: (1) texf encyclopedia ; (2) special Bible readings; (3) outline studies of the Bible; (•) studies of prominent Bible characters; (5) Bible Harmonies ond Illustrated studies ; (6) ar· chaetoglcal supplement ; (7) revised Concordance; and (8 ) colored Bible Atlas with Index. Choice of dlstlnc. live binding styles and colors; choice of paper styles. Available In black tetter or red tetter editions. Alice Timmons Got a problem? An adult +++ subject for diaciWion? You can ' . esda alk it over in her column if you write to Helen Bolte!, care of died Wedn y hla newspaper. EASTLIVERPOOL - Mrs. Allee Timmons, 68, 728 Bradshaw Ave. , East Liverpool, was dead on arrival at City Hospital Wednesday at 7:15p.m., after Chester, Ol!lo taking suddenly Ill at her Phone 985-3537 home. ' ~ · , ,. Mrs. Timmons, a native of Meigs County, was the ., t daughter of the late James J. and Minnie Icenhower Watson. She was also lfOitKS IN A DRAWER • preceded In death by her ' 25~COLOR TV husband, Homer C. Tim· mons, June 6, 1974. I She is survived by five I i sisters, Mrs. Ralph (Daisy) Clark, Belpre; Mrs. William (Marie) Reese, Mrs. Pauline Cornell and Mrs . Lucy . Uverpool, ' Powell, all 'of East 't and Mrs. MitChell (Emma) Bess, Wellsville; three 'I~ brothers, Charles Harry ' . Watson, at home; Wallace • Campelgner Cheat t1yNng Watson, East Palestine, Ohio, • lilgh per1ormonce aoNd and LOnnie Watson, Wells· otllo trlodulor choasls ville; one half-.IBier, Mrs. o Cuatom·Matlc Pra·Set , Darlene Elcl)enberger, New VHF Tuner Brighton, Pa.; another half· o 70-chlnn,l VHF Click sister, whom she reared, Tuner Mrs. Beulah Hughes, Georgetown, Pa.; two step-tons, Harold Cross, ,Albuquerque, N. M., and Bomer c. Tim· '' mons, Georgia; three stepdaughters, Mrs. Ann Tipton, Mrs. Juanita Cozart and Mrs. Fannie Carroll Henderson, all of Colwnbua, and a slepf I grahdson, whom she reared, l Earl Cros•, in ·South Carolina. '[' Mrs. Timmons was born Quasar • Feed !urinal. 4.~L . MER~HA~OISE . Brilliant ·. ~: . Auction plans made Easy pattern for DEAR POlLY - My Pet Peeve ia with your column since I can never get the paper until my wife has read Polly's Pointers. - P.J.M. - DOUBTFUL DEAR P.J.M. - Sorry I DEAR DOUBfFUL: cannot sympathize with you. lalluraace eompaay officials won'l&«ree to the "fairness" You have a wile after my own of thiB 1cheme, aod rest assured, lbey'lllearu aboutlt! Your lnubud tlbould take hla Jumps - BDd pay for them bimfleU. (Or at leal1 lbiire eJ:pellles with IJ cooperative par!Der.) - H. +++ A surprise birthday party DEAR HELEN : . honoring Mrs. Evelyn My husband is always ruming himseU down to other Gilmore was held Saturday people. If someone compliments him, he points out wbat a evening at the Gilmore home. really poor job he's done. He thinks it's a crime to be proud of A dinner was served along yourseU. He does good work, but no one notices because he with a cake baked by Mrs. tries so hard to keep It secret. Rick Gilmore and Ice cream Please tell him! - TIRED OF TRYING to Elza Gilmofe, Jr., Mr. and DEAR 11RED: Mrs. Rick Gilmore, Roger Your b111baod lhould take a crash course 111 aelf-<!aleem. Gilmore, Mike Gilmore, Succ:eaalal people find pride Ia their aceompllsbmenll aDd Mary Radford and Debbie area't afraid lo sbow lt. Black. Mrs. Gilmore received lbCIIe who can't lwldle compllmeall gncefuUy end up a telephone call from her son reeelvlac very lew, for the giver craves.llwlb for biJ words - and daughter-in-law, Mr. and not a dluerlldoo oa !low wroq be IJ! Mrs. Joe· Gilmore ~nd What'• more, we lead to aecept otllen at their OWN daughter of Lake Villa, Ill. esllmltlloa. A IIWI who Clllllaot]y NDI bimfleU dOWD Wffi get more 11reeme• llwl arpunent, and tbat'a a sure road to I'KUGRAM SET faUure I - H. ' A bicentennial program +++ will be featured at a meeting DEAR HELEN: of the Meigs County Retired I played around when I was younger. My wife accepted it Teachers Association on Nov. becauae she knew I couldn't resist pretty women, I'm like 15 at 'lfinily Church. The "Fairly Faithful Husband," who said sexual adventures are luncheon will be served at 12 man's way of not going stale. · noon. Now I'm ready to settle down. At 48, my wife looks very good as a one-and-only. But my wife has different Ideas. She announced last month that it's HER turn, now ·the kids bave grown up. She's been out two nights a week since, and I don't know where. When I ask if there's another man, she smiles and says, •'Did I ever try to keep YOU corralled?" What Should I do? - REFORMED DEAR REFORMED: Commune wtlb your clllckena wbo have come home to Smalley's Gift Shop -- Good thru 11-15-75 ' \'' • 8 · ·MoYit/ . Trustee. Thank You Very Much. ..• Feed ·\ Wi\d Birds ) I Wish To Thank The Voters of Salem Township for Their . ••• , •• • NBC has Doctors Hospital . home against defending Dr . Goodwin backs young Southwest Conference resident Mich ael C~is.toffer , wants to perform tests on champion Baylor, while No.8 \yho a patient that mlgh't p·rove Penn State plays, North fatal. 10 p. m. Carolina State. No. 9 Kete McShene is on CBS . Southern California hopes to Rock star (and former drug add ict} Wayne Maunder is come back from last week's charged In the drug-overdose upset loss to California murder of a young woman . On ABC, Slarskv and Hutch against Stanford at home. look info the murder of Ann Helen Help . Polly s Pol nters CHEIU'ER JUNIORS lMI Future activities were djacussed at a meeting of Olester Jllnlors Thursday night at the Elementary Scllool. ~ong the activities planned wu a visit to the Center of Science and lndUIIry at Columbualn February, a wiener roast roost! and a sale ofho-aree to raise money for projects. And thea go all out to woo your wUe back home agaiD. I'd The gtrla chose a troop crest. The Bag ceremony led by 111e11 sbe'll eajoy your aufferlllg for a wblle, and theo - If Pam Limon of the Green !lhost Patrol opened the meeting. It you're coatrlte enough - lhe'll setlle down to oaeGd· closed l'ilh a frlendlllip circle 1111d refreshments. lllllybood. (Bat I can't be ailre ..• Good hsck.l -H. •• BAUM'S TRUE VALUE STORE , repr esepted including classics, fiction, biographies, adventure storjes, science, tainiy appreciate some help. na Iure, era ft s, mys lery an d - MRS. E.J. reference books. The comDEAR MRS. E.J. - I do mittee is working with not have such a pattern but Educalional Reading Ser- the solution seems fairly vice, a professional book fair simple. Draw or cut out a company, to furnish an in- stocking the size you want, dividual selection of books for startcrocbetiug, either single the fair. or double crochet slitche1, I'MIIIMIIIMIIIIIIII:~i'l!>l·~ . · ~~!=~=~!=!~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::$~:::::~;~ WltU you have the width ;:;: across the top. Contlllue your ~l work t18lng the paper pattern Us ••• n 5 Pack RIFLE SLUGS HARRISONVILLE - The Harrisonville Elementary School will sponsor a student book fair from Nov. 10 to Nov. 13. During this time students will be able to browse through the books at I he fair and to purchase books. The fair will be from 8:30a.m. to 3:30p.m. with books to be displayed in the gymnasium. The book fair committee is inviting all students, parents and vlsllorft to attend the fair which· is being held to encourage student interest ·in reading and in building home libraries. All proceeds from the fair will go to the school library for books. 'l'he reading teacher, F.llen Luebke, is sponsoring the event. Parenls donating !heir time loassist are Mrs . Esther Scragg, Mrs. Linda Nelson and Mrs. Helena Riggs. The book fair display will include allraclive new books from many publishers in all popular price ranges. All reading interests will be Pomeroy Brownies at the TuesdSy night meeting of the troop :..•.: a! the Pomeroy Elementary School. Erin Anderson led in the pledge to the flag and the Brownie By Helen Hottel :::: promise. Apractice was held for the Bicentennial Sing, and It ::~ was decided to make posters for the Jaycees' mini-park .. ,. It's Doubly Wegitlmate ]:I'Oject . .,. DEAR HELEN : Mrs. Vera Johnson, leader, advises that regl.stratlon of $2 My husband got a woman pregnant. That's bad enough, is now due and that this amount provides Insurance coverage although I've forgiven him. But now he's come up with this .for Brownies during SCIOuting actlviUes. scheme to g~t the maternity cost paid for by his health insurance. MIDDLEPORf fROOP 39 lfe wants to pretend it's MY baby, so he'll be covered on Calendars to be sold for 50 cents by the Middleport juniors )VIle's benefits. Says all the woman bas to do iB use my name were dlatrlbuted at the Monday meeting held at Heath United and social security number and, besides, the child's medical Methodist Olurch. The meeting was apent practicing for the billa tater on will an be covered. Bicentennial Sing to be held Nov. 20 at the Meigs Junior High It's only fair, he says, because he pays a bundle to health School. insurance and hasn't collected for a long time. Your opinion? .. • THANKS J . Gid ~HarrisOnville scho~l ' . By Charlene Hoeflich . ~ tO sponSOf b00k fatr TV week in review . It's howl ·spoiling time Red Rol8 Dog Food 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Nov. 7,1975 Fosl er, who tell the polle e force Old lady who lik~ bareknuckle prizefigt.4S ; wi th Gretchen Cor. to W()rk in .!1 go go dive . o n PBS, say Brother : " Th e bell . i : JO p.m. Black College." · Guest s ar.e THIS WEEk'S ~B S has Wall Street Week : Ear l Monroe of · the New Yor k SCHEDULE Knicks; A.J. Cooper , Mayor ot " The New York Fed ," With FRIDAY Prit ct'le t, Ala .; and A. B. Spel l - Paul vot cker , president of fhl· ti : JU p ..m. What's On Television Nov . 9;15 Boy C.hoir IS · direc led. t;JY SEOAL On MA S H. CBS, B. J writes man. ·art graduates of black Federal Reserve of N,Y. By United Prfl sS International Theodore Mar ier . fl th ens at Wav erly · .Qn NB C., Chico and !lie Mt.il col leges , I Tim es are EST unlp o;~ nnh•rt l 9 p.m. home. We ll ston at ·Gall ipolis come under the spell of " The NBC has Petro~etl t> "The SUNDAY 1\ RC mov ie : " Walking Ta ll " PB S has Consumer Survival Logan a t Iron ton 4 12 noon 11973). Story of BJford Pusser. Ki t . Tonig ht. "Everything bul Gamblers ." Youilg Chicano is Misfortun'e Teller.' Inept Qypsy M ei gs a t Ja ckson Avery Schreiber . slay ing his em · accused of lh e Kit chen Sink ." Applian ces: On f\ BC , Co ll ege r-Oo I ball '7 5. Iough Ten nessee sheriff . TVC 9 p.m. how to make yours last , and play er . 1 p.m. PBS airs Sh oulder to Shout N e.I s o n v i I I e Y o r k a1 On CBS, Hawaii Flve -!l. Jack 11 : 30p.m . N BC and CBS have Nati onllt der : "S ylvia Pankhurst ." The how· to shop for a new one . ( R) A lel< and er NBC Tonight Show . Johnny c~ssidV plays a narcotics ABC pre s.en ts " The Grand · Football L eagu e regio nal suffragists support Brita in 's Be lpre at Warren Loca l gam es. rol e In World War I and get the Ole Opry at 50 - A Nashvil le Car son talks · with George smuggler . Others NBC has The Rockford Flle.i, 2 p, m. vole . Sy lvia Pankhur st. a Celebra t ion." Ha l Holbrook is Carlin . F edera l Hocking at Tr imbl e ABC Movie : "The Night Underworld swindle. hos t with Rov Ac uff , Bill PB S airs '' T~e Wr ight Bro - pacifist, leaves !he movement . Fai r land at VInton Counl y ABC movie : " Hustling·." Re. thcr.s." (Rl .NBC M ys tery : "A ft ershoc k ." Monroe, Porter Wagoner and Strangl er ." Repor1er Oari'en So uthern at Caldwe ll 4 p.m . M c M i l lan & Wife ha ve everv other country star you Mc Gav in th inks a Seattle· porter Lee Remick Investigates Hannan . W . Va . at Sy mmes murderer may have been prostituflon ; based on Gall On NBC , N FL fo otba ll : a househ< .mters -- after the place can think of . Val ley plying h is trade for 120 years . Sheehy's bOO~ . (A BC Bd\IISes 9 p.m. regiona l game . .has been wrecked by an Miller at Paint Valley Simon Oakland is parental discretion .I . 4: JO p.m. earth(luake . Th ey suspect some cas presents "The Fl ip l::d llor Wahama at Sis ter svil le 10 p.m. CB S has baske tball : New th ing shady, Fea tures Juli e Wilson Comedy Speci al," with skeptical. SATURDAY on NBC, Pollee Story : " Th'e CBS Movie is " Ba nace k : Now Ruth Buzzi. George carlin , Bob York KnickerbOckers vs . Por t - Newmar , Bill Dana. Ea stern at F ro ntier You See Me - Now you Don 't ," Test ot Brotherhood.", When land Tr ai l Blazers, from On CBS. Kojak is th e ta rget Hope and Th e Pointer SisterS . On PB S, The Ascent of Man ; Embezzlil"lg banker disappears rookie Edward Albert makes Portland Memorial Stadium . Of ·a murder contract put out by two serious errors on auty, hl!i S: 30 p.m. M ichael Cristoffer against the " The Dr ive tor Power ." lndus - during a magic show . NEW COACH NAMED older brother - officer Geor~e On PB S•. AntiQues: "Engl ish wishe~ of his father - Titos tri~l and political revolutions THURSDAY Maharls - must decide if hell Antiques of th e Etrza be1han Vand is, long -tim e foe of the allered the concept of power CANTON, Ohio ( UPI ) , 6:30p.m. report iL with Sal Mineo, during the 18th century. (R) Period ." Comfort was not a ta w . Canton McKinley High School priority ; with Joseph Wi lli ams Barnaby Jones Is on CBS . 10 p.m. NBC's Poli ce Woman is tak en · l"tJratrs Gettln ' Over (On 11:30p. m. Bronk is on CB S. Policeman 's hostage by bank robbing the Ups and Gowns). Drugs, assistan t basketball coach of Pri des crossing, Mass. Tt1e Tonight ·show Is on NBC. ca r used in holdup and murder . broth ers Don Stroud and with Dick Gregory aad former 7 p. m . Doh Everett has been named Dodger Don Newcombe . . Johnny Carson and guests Bob William Lucking . Their accom 11 p.m. PBS has "World Press" 1 p.m. and Ray, scientist J&ne Goopl ic e, Nellie Bellflower. gels PB S airs Kup's Show. to replace Bob Rupert as revie~ . PBS hl!ls Bleck Perspective dal l. tea lous . - -. I · On A BC. the Swiss Family head Buildogs coach for next Robinson on the News . ABC special Is " Assnslna · 10 p.m. MONDAY rescues Lesli e Niel8 p.m. tion : An Amer ican Nlghtmere1l! 8 p.m . PBS airs Woman Alive . sen , a castaway sailor who has season. N BC presents " The Mac Guests Include Dick Gregory. A BC p -resents " Th e Bill Malvina Reynolds, composer of led the captain ot his ship . Canton Lincoln High School · kilOn Three For the Road, ca s, Cosby Com edy Hour ," with the " Little Boxes," still wn tes and Davis SpeciaL " with Liza who gives his views on the head coach Ken Newlon Pete tracks the elusive Bigfoot . Paul Ashley Puppets, Loretta perfcrms at the age of 7S ; she Minnelli. Neil Sedaka and ' The murder of Dr . Marlin Luther two of her songs , world of Sid and Marty Krafft .' King Jr . ; former Rep . Allard On NBC' s Wonderfu l World ot Lynn . Tony Randall and Karen sings already has been annoUilced Disney · includ lnQ " We Don't Need the Songs Include " Breaking Up is Lowenstein , D-N.Y ., who dis· , "Big Red,'' th e prize Va lentine. as coach for the new Irish setter of spOrtsman NBC presents "Eric ," story Men" ... Ab igail Child 's docu - Hard to Do ," "Calendllr Girl ," cusses th e murder of President, F . Ke nnedy ; Paul "Be tween Times" " rtappy Birthday, Sweet Shr; - John Walter Pidgeon, grows all ached ot Eric Lund , who deterR'ines mentary McKinley, currently under to Schrade, who was wounde.d Gilles Payan l, 14, th e ·to live a full life although he deals with the expectat ions of teen.'' On CBS , Thli! Wattons are when Sen : ~obert F. Kennedy has terminal leukemia . Stars three teen -agers near Min construction and scheduled to owner's adopted son . visited by Debbie White, a was killed ; and Go\1 . Geor-ge John Savage, Patricia ~eal ; neapolis . 7: 30p. m. open for lhe 1976-77 school , CBS has Switch . Pete and young widow : the children have Wa l lace of Alabama . on PBS . Lowell Thomas based on Doris Lund's biogra CBS movie : "The 500 Pound phy of her son . Mac try to convince investor tl'1elr first exposure to the Remember s : '' 1919-1920.". year. Jerk" (19)2 ) . Alex l<arras 1 a p.m. CBS has Rhoda . Business is Lloyd Bochner, who uses a emotions of bereavement. Barney Miller is on ABC . welghttifler . · Howard Cosell ki ller to · bury hi s On ABC , The Six M illion booming , and Rhodl'l fears tha t hir ed Dollar Man battl es " Th e Bionic Myrna is selling more tt1an mistakes , tha i someone wishes Two_ kilos of qmfl,scated .J plays hj mse}f . , 1 mar11uana can't be found . ---"--:! Crimin&l," Monte Markham , a window dress ings to the i r to effect his dem ise. FIBS has Th e R:omantl o ~ • ,.-\ l ·;.SATU.RiDAY Marcus Welb'(,. M .D., Is ·on reactivated race driver wh o is clients . · l : JD .p. m . (IP;P.rox .) prone to bionic rages . PB S pr esents Gilbert B. ABC . Or. Wet y's daughter , Rebell ion . The landscape artist ABC has ·colleoe foolbllll . On. CBS , Cher welcom es Sullivan ' s :' Princess Ida ." She Sandy Porter . returns from John COnstable and his influ 4 :30 p.m. DENVER (UPI) - Fifth· Wayhe Newlon, come<lian Steve turns one of her father 's castles South America with her hus- ence on nature lovers. (R) 8: lD p.m. CBS Sp orts Spectacular . ranked heavyweight Ron Martin and the Spinners. Cher Into a women's un iversity - no band Don , whose heart condl PBS airs Classic Theatre " Dix ie 500 Stock Car Race . .. sings " Nobody's Bu siness" an d men allowed . Performed by th e lion was aggravated by a Lyle, who spent more than "fionky Tonk woman ." Fea Gilbert & Sullivan Society of d ise ase he picked up there . Preview : The Huml'lnll l es in from Atl&nta ... " USA . USS~ tndroduces Anne Schedeen as Art . Tonigh t, a preview of " The Heavyweight BoKing Jam . seven Y.ears in prison on a tures Gallard Sar tain es Rev . Houston . Wild Duck" by Henr ik Ibsen, boree," from Ml'ldison Square Sandy . Billy Jo Bob . 8:30 p.m. • manslaughter conviction, P~ S has an Evening at On NBC , Joe Forrester , with Rolf Fields · of Pratt GardE!n, New Vorl< . Phyllis is on CB S. Her S p.m. : was sentenced to six months Symphony . Tonight , the first mother -in -law moves out on continuing hi s "Wee kerd ," l~st i lute . On The Rocks , ABC, Sullivan ABC Wide World Of SpOrtS. t two parts of " The Damnat ion of Judge Outer - into Phyllis' looks tor th e robber who killed 7 p.m. unsupervised probation · Faust" by Berlioz. Sel lI Ozawa room . his friend and prev ents a gang is suspended l'lfler one of tf'le war ; part 2. on fllrir')g Line , PBS, Wlllien1 shut -ins steals t)ls bike ro 'p.m. Thursday for shooting at his conducts th e Boston Symphony 10:30 p.m. On All in the Family, CBS . ., . Buckle X discuSses "The Rlghl escepe. Orchestra with the Tsnglewood estranged wife. Fest ival Chorus ; the Boston Archie has to hold his temper on Woman , PBS, "The Battle 9 p.m. ! '.' to l!>ie ('Or' t!lvel" With Or, al l weekend , to keep his blood for the Vote," Cpar' PBS airs Classic Theatre : Milton Heifl lz and attornel with pressure low enough to pass the Midge Mackenzie, producer of The Human ities In Art. Tonight, Ralph Porzio. "The Wild Duck," Henrik 8 p.m. · : company's mandatory physi cal. "Shoulder to Shoulder ." '· The Jeffersons are on CBS , , Ibsen's 1884 drama . 'Reformer' 11 : 30 p.m. A BC football : Kansas City Ch iefs at Dallas CoWboys. ABC Mystery : " Demon , destroys a familY. in order to NBC movl e: "Sarah T . _. Portra it Of a Teen -age AI~ 9: 30 p.m. Demon ." Both of them , and save it . Denholm- Elllbtt s'tars . On CBS, Maude poUrs out her maybe more, menace Bradford CBS airs "Foster and · Lau - coholi c." Linda Blair play! rle ," story of two New York Sarah Travis, high school to a psych iatrist ; scr ipt by Dil l man and wife JUliet Mills . NEW YORK (UPI) -The to make more players soul Jay Folb . NBC Tonight Show, with City patrol men killed In a student who starts drlnklnQ National Football League has available to them in the Lower East Side ambush . with heavily wh ile trying to cop~ on Realidades . PBS, busing Johnny Carson . CB S Movie : " Where Eagles Dorian Harewood and Perry with a new neighborhood , new and Hispanic children in Boston given its 26 teams a deadline expansion draft. school, and new stepfather, ... six Puerto Rican artists ... Dare " (1969 L . part 2. World King . for signing ex-World Football • "Teams who don't have the and ' Sivuca ' · Bnnilian War l ~c omma(ldot eam . ted by On The Streets of Sacn with Verna Bloom . • 011 ABC. Saturday Night Llv4 Richard Bur ton and Clint Francisco. ABC, ruthless and League play~s to keep teams draft choices, who have rhy thms . 10 p.m. • Ea stwood. escapes from bel ligerent rad io talk' showfhost with HOward Cosell. from "buying a cham- traded them away, say 'Let's CBS has Medical Center . Bava'rlan castle with names of Larry Hagman is suspected of .,, In Ternat iona l Animation Fes• murdering listeners he seCretly f llval Is on · PBS . A film b'l NBC has a " Dean Martin German spies . pionship." give them a break in the Celebrity Roast." 'Tonight. Evel dates. · 'I' Frenk Mour{s that compresse~ Commissioner Pete Rozelle college draft-that's how you Knievel takes the hot seat. WEDNESDAY NBC hi'S Ellery Queen : 15.000 picture montlllges lntC> 6 : l() p.m. " Veronica's Veils ," with nine minutes ; " Erzatz"; Met Thursday said the teams build a club,"' Rozelle said. Mi lton Berle, David McC!IIum and McLean Stevenson (among .Book Beat , PBS : " The George Burns, Julie Adams , " Moslllc ." (R) must sign WFL players ''And the teams with the dl:aft others) give him a proper send - Polit ics of Exlin ctlon " (Mac - Jack Cllrter , Wlllll'lm Dema 1:30 p.m. millan l, Lewis Regenstein's rest . CBS airs Doc . .--. before Nov. 26 for them to be choices want a larger ex· oft . .10 p.m. 9 p.m. • story of th e world 's endangered 11:30 p.m. • eligible for this season. He pansion draft In stocking the On ABC. Horry o. Group On CBS. Mory Tyler Moore • NB C has the Tonight Show . species charges governmental failure to protect wildlife . therapy murder . ~ou Grant's oto flame, Bevert ;.t John Davidson is guest host. said the NFL owners have new teams." I p.m. she sent him a.. NBC tlas Medical Story : Garland CBS Mov,ie : "Where Eagles also given permls$n to the He said the owners would Dare " ( 1969). part 1. Team of NBC l'lirs Little Hour,e on th e " Wasteland ." Hospltlll 's policy 'Dear John' letter 30 years a~ league's . two incoming be baek for a last session World War II commandos. led Prairie : " Remember Me," of sterilizing Indigent mothers - comes back Into his life .. : Ri chard Burton and Clint Part '2 . II &ppears Pa Ingalls is debated by three obstet - and Lou plans a sweet revenge iJo franchises, Tampa and today on the allocation by S.W.A.T. Is on ABC. Hondo 1 • Eastwood , parachutes Into Ger - will have 10 separate three rlclans . Features Ralph Bel lamy, Christopher Connelly, men must protect racist rabble .. man fortress high In the orphans . Seattle, to sign WFL players problem. On ABC. When Things Were Judd Hirsch . rouser John Dehner from .ether: Bavarian Alps , to learn th e for the 1976 season. Rozelle also said the league names 11 : 30 p.m. extremists ; wlth Anlanettt-, German · spies ; Rotten . Robin, h is men , Prince of NBC Tonight show with Comer~ John Eriuon . • "It Is our right to haVe a had cleared the first WFL written by Alistair MacLean , John and h is guests are quarantined in the . castle Johnnv Carson and Beverly ':30 p.m. .: cutoff date for a certain class player to be eligible (o sign based on his novel. banquet room when a 'plague ' Sills. On CBS, Bob NeWhort loin"' Mann ix Is on ABC . Darren the firm of swinging psycholo .,. of player," Rozelle said. with an NFL club. Tackle TU,ESDAY t breaks out . ' 6:30p . m: .I I·; CBS, Tony Orlando and McGavin . a war buddy of Q/st ,Phitllp R. Allen ~ • ·"The other major sports have OJris Morrls,.formerly of the -. Pesai rs Gettin' Over (Eyes Dawn . Guests : Totie Flelcls, Mannix, has a Jist of combat ·· · : colleagues he plans to bump It : It prevents a team from San Antonio Wings, has been Wise). Looking out for your Don Knotts. PBS presents Th e Tribal Off . ~Joying a championShip." given the go-ahead to sign vision . Eye : "Woven Gardens. " Tl'1e CBS Movie Is "Kolok: The I p.m. Rozelle said the owners with any club which wants NBC airs Movln ' On : " The tribal rugs of the Qashqa 'i ChIna town Murders ," Young Chinese street gang provokes Big Wheel." SOnny and Will nomads of southern Iran . were having difficulty him. 1:30 p.m. an underworld war : with enter a stock car rllce .· Sheree North . resolving the player ABC has fiappy Da,v;. Richie Th&l's My Mama on A8C .1 Rozelle said It Is the 9p. m! 12 : JO p.m. Fonzle double dale ; te& · · -· allocation problem of Seattle responsibility of each player and On ABC. Longstreet checks Cann on Is on CBS . A hetchet tures Penny Marshall as and Tampa. He said BOrne to prove to the NFL he is 6-ee Laverne . buried In the head ot a Into a state prison to check out snowman on a deser t estate the death of ll pr isoner Whose On CBS, Good Times. owners want to give the two of all contractual obligations PBS airs " Journeys through suggests an an cient Chinese widow claims he was murclubs high college drafts with the WFL before he can Eden ." long is threatening the life of dered . heiress • Diana Hyland 's boy : FRIDAY choices and other teams want play in the NFL. · friend Vi ctor Nlohica. It seems • I p.m . he was partners with a Chinese N BC airs Sanford ~nd Son : prospector In Alaska 10 years " My Fair Esther ." In Henry ago . cannon questions th e fi lggtns !ashton, Freo plans to ta m l lv's trus te d employee turn Aunt Esther Into a p icture James Hong . Script by Norman of elegance. '' •. ;1 ..... -..~ Lessing . I• CBS airs " Magnificent Mon- f On ABC, Baretta has r)O proof "is the picture perfect Ohio State is at Winois, No. 2 trucker Slim Pickens murdered sters ot t~e Deep:" Zoolog 1$1 College Football Raaildap Roger Payne Stlyed with hIs · 1 By Ualted Pre11 lo· fullback. He turns people Oklahoma is at KanSBJ, No. 3 cat burglar Alan Feinstein, but fam fly on the bleak. Pe"ta;onlan him anyway : written bv coast of Argentina to atudy the upside down blocking them." Nebraska Is at Kanaas State, trails teraatlollll Paul Maglstrettt. rlg1'1t whale, an southern Florida has lost oqly to No. 4 Texas A&M is at home Georgia and Georgia Tech On PB S, Great Performan - endangered Species ) Orson ce s : Jennie . Tonight, " HIS have a lot more in common North Carolina State 11-7 In against SMU, No.5 Alabama Borrowed Pl umes." Jennie's Welles narrates. (R) On PBS . Washington Week In ' l1 It September and has an · ex- is at than the Peach State. and No. 6 Michigan second husband meets famed Review, Mrs. Pel rick Campbe!l. actress .,., ·, ' ' ABC airs Barbllry Coast : Both Georgia schools 6- cellent chance for a major plays host to Purdue. She divorces him and devotes " Arson and Old Lace," Arson 2 to date and both are howl bid-eiu\er the Orange Seventh-rated Texas is at herself to SCln Winston's career . protection racket and ., little . I1t 's gmn e.~ .1,mug BIRTH ANNOUNCED RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. Randall Reiber of Racine are announcing the birth of a son, Robert Tyrone, Nov. 3 ~t the Holzer Medical Center. The infant weighed eight pounds. Mr. and Mrs. Reiber have a daughter, Rachel, age six. Mr. and Mrs: Stanley Stearns and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reiber, Racine, are the grandparents, and Mrs . Bertha Spencer of. Racine is a great-grandmother. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Middleport MEAT _..: Baked Steak. Roast Beef, Flounder Fish. Ham, Hamburger Steak. Ducley's SALAD - I"'""·"" In Ollt Cortlflcoles to be given owey. Refr""ments PIE - lOft WHktndl) Prtvltw Chrltlmat ms To·ssed, Slaw. Cottage Oleese . Pumpkin, Peach . ( ~ MI CRO WAVE OVEN Lay One Away For Christmas! tNJOY THE CONVENIENCE ot No Messy Pots or Pans To Scrub or Scour. You Cook on Paper or Glass. SELF CLEANING It Is Almost Like Owning A "Self Cleaning" · Oven . You Merely Wipe The Cool Stainless Steel Interior, Perfectly Clean With A Paper. Towel - After Each Use. No Baked On Particles. GIVE HER MORE! Visit Us and Let Us Prove the Numerous Conveniences . That Will Ease Her Work Load . SAVE - 50% to 75% Cost 50% to 75% Less To Cookas com pared to electric range 2419 Dudley Ave. Porkertburg,VV. Y1 . Sunday; Nov. 9, Hrs. 8:30·2:00 59 N. Second St. Middleport, Ohio ~ VEGETABLES - Lima Beans, Peas & Carrots, Noodles. Potatoes (baked , mashed, home fries). auistm• Open House AmGIItl More Time To Spend With You and Your Family (And More Leisure Time) By Taking the Drudgery Out of Her Day. STEAMBOAT INN DON'T MISS An 3rd St. ' ' Ph. 949·2515 Racine, Ohio Ingels 992·2635 Furni~ure Middleport ' �PO POMEROY TRINITY - Rev W H ~e r rtn . pastor Roy M&ver, Sundav schoo l supt Chur c h sc ho ol. 9 \ 5 am ; worSh iP sendee , 10 2.4 am Youth choar rehear sal Mond~y . J . 30 p m un der direct ton of Mary Skinner . senior cho•r rehearsal . 7 JO p m Thursday with Mrs Paul Nease director POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Corner Union and Mulberry Re'll Cly de V Henderson . pastor Sunday school. 9 JO am , Glen McClung , supt , mo r n tno wqrship , 10 •30 am even.ng ser~ l ce , 7 30 . mid week strvlce, Wednesday , 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - Tht Rev Harold Deet h, rector Chur c h services 10 30 a m , Holy communion ftrs t SUndav of month . church schooL 10 30 a.m for nurserv throuoh 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST- Richard E~.~anson , pastor . Bible school. 9 30 am . , worship, 10 30 am ., adult worshiP.: serv ice and young peoples mee11ng , 1 30 p m. Combined Bible study prayer meerlno , Wed nesday, 7 ~ 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W Wining , officer In charge Sund1W · 10 am . Holiness meeting : 1(1 30 a m , Sunday Sc hool Young People 's t.ea 1on , 1 p m , Thursday , 1 to 3 m , Ladles Home League . p m Prep clanes ST . PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Corner of Sycamore and Second Sts , Pomeroy, The Rev William Mlddleswarth : Pastor Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Church services 11 a m SACRED HEART - Re• Father Paut o Welron , paslor Phone 992 2825 Saturday even ing Mi!SS . 7 30 . Sunde y Mess , 8 and 10 a m , Confess ion . Saturday , 7 7 30 p.m POMEROY FIRST BAP· TIST - Robert Kuhn , pastor , William Watson , Sunday school supt Sunday sc~ool. 0 10• 111 , BVF ~D m , Bibl e :.rudy , nednesday , 1 p m ; choir practice. Wednesday 8·30pm . DUNLINGHAM CHURCH - Pastor Jerry Lewis sunday school , 2 JOp m with worsh ip service at 3 30 p, m , mid · week service , Tuesday , 7 JO p llnCI f m. HOLINESS CHURCH Harrtsonvllle Rev 0 ' 0(111 Manley , Pi'ISior Henr y Eb tm Sunday Sc hool Supl Sunday School 9 30 am , Evenmg worsh•P 1 JOp m , Prayer and Pratse serv fc e. Thursday 1 JO pm SYRACUSE FIRST CHUR CH OF GOO - Rev George Oiler , pastor Sunday school , 9 45 am . mornmg prea chtnQ . 11 am , evangellst •c sen• ice , 1 30 p m Pray er meet 1ng Th ursday, 7 30 p m POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W Main St Jerry Paul , mlntst er phone 992 1666 Conse r vat1ve. non •nstrumenla l Sunday wor sh•P · 10 am , Btbl e study 11 am , worsh ip , 6 p m Wed nesday Bib le study 7 p m RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST Roger Turn er , pa sto r Sunday school. 10 am , Mornm g worship , 11 am , Sunday eventng serv •ce, 1 30 Wednesdll y Btble st udy , 7 30 p m OLO DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH -Rev Ron Terry , pastor Sunda y school . 10 am , Mrs Worley Fra ncts , supermtendent Morning worship , 11 am Sunday evening !ervi ce, 7 JO GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Preaching 9 30 a m . first and second Sundays of eact1 month . thtrd lind fourth Sundays each month , worship servtce at 7 30 P m Wednesday even ings at ' 30 Pray er and Btble Study SEVENTH · DAY AD · VENTIST , Mulberry He tgh ts Road , Pom e roy Pa stor .Gerard Seton , Sab bath School SlJpennte ndent , R•ta Wh tle Sabba th School , Saturday afternoon at 2 oo, w1 th wors}11p ser vice follow ing at J 15. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST - 182 Mulberry Ave , Pom eroy , affiliat ed with S B c , the Rev Bradley RUTI.AND FIRST BAP· TIST CHURCH - R:ev Roger Ford , Jr , pastor , orewy Gore , supt , Sunday school , 9 30 am , morn ing worShip, 10 .45 am niE HILAND CHAPEL. George Casro, pasror Sunday School 9 30 8 m , evening worship . 7 30 Thursday fi'venlng pra~er service 7 30 p n1 ·---~lll:flll~~~~=-':~:~~! Social Calendar , FRIDAY FALL FUN Festival, today and Saturday, at the New Haven Grade School under sponsorship of the New Haven Pro. Friday kitchen opens at 5:30p.m. with lots of food; record hop and magtc show at 7:30 p.m. Saturday kitchen opens at 3 p.m .; outside games at l p.m. and Inside glllles at ~ p.m. Other activltiea both days Include spook house, corn dog stand, country store, candy shop, treasure hunt, baseball toss, other g811les . POMONA Grange, 8 p.m . at the Rock Springs Grange Hall. Degree work. Ohio Valley Grange will be host. SATURDAY PUBUC SQUARE dance, 8 p.m. to 12 midnight at Portland School sponsored by Senior Citizens Golden Age Club; music by String Dusters ; callers Glenn Lambert, Cora Hilton, Robert Pickett. Refreshments and cake walks; children under 12 free . MODERN WOODMAN Thankaglvlng dinner, 7· 30 p. m. at the hall. Meat and beverage furnished . Bring covered dish. Door prize , Elementary POMERO r PTA fall festival, 6:30 to 9:30 p .m. at school; games, prizes, refreshments; public Invited. PUBLIC AUCTION by Racine Wesleyan United Methodist Church at the home of Bob Hill, Fifth and Elm, Racine ; wide variety of Items ; also a bake sale and refreshments. Starts al 10:30 a .m . TURKEY DINNER starting at 5 p . m . at Letart Falls Elemen lary School. Games, entertainment, crowning of lting and queen and prizes . BY Ladles BAZAAR Auxiliary of Middleport Untied Pentecostal Church, ·today and Saturday, 9a.m . to 5 p.m . at Warner Insurance Agency, 102 W. Main St., Pomeroy ; new and. home1111de lta1111 for sale. SUNDAY SENIOR CITIZENS . and homecllllling day to be observed by Middleport United Pentecostal Church, with Rev. R. G. Cook, Colwnbus, speaking . Services at 10 a.m. •followed by covered dish dinner at noon . Afternoon services beginning at 2 p .m . with special instrwnental and vocal music; Rev . Cook will speak at 7:30 evening services. PUblic Invited. ANNUAL Homecoming lll!l'Vlcea at lhe Enterprise , United Methodist Church . Carry In dinner at 12:15 followed by afternoon service featuring the Wesley Choir from Ohio Univers1ty . MONDAY MEIGS County Salon 710, Eight and Forty, 7:30p.m. at the home of Mrs. Harry Davis . Members are reminded to tate fruit for a Thanksgiving basket. EASTERN Band Boosters, 7:30 p.m. In the band room All parents urged to attend. POMEROY Chamber of Commerce at noon at Meigs Inn . Norton elected Troop leader Mark Norton was elected senior patrol leader for the next six months by Pomeroy Boy Scout Troop 249 Wed· nesday night at the Po111eroy Junior High School. Norton appointed Rick Blaettnar and Jeff Couch as hlsaBSislants; Mike Edwards as librarian, Dan Thomas as quartermaster · and Todd Norton, scribe. New patrol leaders will be sel~ted at next week's meeting . Danny Will passed his test to become a life scout. Following the meeting, troop leaders met to discuss forthcoming activities Including a court of honor for the next six months. Scout of the week was Terry Snowden. Any boy 11 or who hss completed the fifth grade Is Invited to join the troop. Any interested may call Rick Blaettnar at 992~127 . Citation comes with medal carroll R . Stewart, son of Mr . and Mrs. Carl Stewart, Route I, Middleport, has received a citation explaining his award of the Air Fdrce Commendation t.~edal for distinguishing himself by meritorious services. The non-commissioned ofllcer In charge of special services, admlnlstratton, special services . dlvls1on of the 8th Combat Support Group, 8th Tactical Fighter Wing , Kunsan Air Base, Korea, from Oct. , J97Jto Nov . 11, 197t, Stewart received the following citation (in part) : " During thts period the professional skill lnltlatlve and knowledge demonstrated by Sgl Stewart In all facets of administrative operations aided Immeasurably In providing an outstanding morale and welfare program ... The distinctive accomplishments of Sgt , mewart reflect credit upon himself ard the United Slates Alr Force ;•. ~. ,IJ rp 1 'I' .'o'~d111 'otlciY p i dyer Spe nce r P•l Sior Troy MORS E tHAPEL ,lnd lltbl t.: fi iULI 'V 7 HJ j..l 111 TUrf'l f' JI S Pl f'. !N $ Zw dl 1ng •,unday sctwo l S\JIJI Worsh•p II a ru . Chu rc.h Sundc.y sc hool q JO ., Ill Sc hool 10 il m fHWI S ltA N ( H UI~( l ! morn ing wor shtp , 10 1 0 PORTLAND - WorShtp I llt jl l " lJr r(! • 1 ' JI/ pIt, lOr 10 P 01 • Ch ur ch Srhool9 30 I OWrtr:d Ccttd v.c II I 'o urldoy Sunday cvangei1St fc mcet 111 q, t 1100 t up• • , ,rJ,1 y ~·C h OO l , 7 30 p m Prayer m ccltnQ a Ill We dnesday , 1 JO p n 1 SUTTON - Chur ch School 'J \II 11 11 1 Morr l,n q ',crm on. MIDDLEPORT 9 30 ,, m Worship lsi and 3rd I () II) <1 11 Sunday CVCn1ng MT . MORIAH BAPTIST Sund a ys 10 ~0 am ·.~rvlcc r p rn Corner Four th and Ma 1n , NORTHEAST CLUSTER LElARl FALLS UNilED IWF TH ... E N Rev Mtdd leporl Rev Hen ry KE.' y, Rev . Robert Meece, I 1' \; l d nd Nor rt"i pa stor , Jr , pastor SUilday r,ChOO I. Pastor 9 30 a 01 Mrs E rv in Denn• s Cre'egar, r loyd Norrrs , sup t ~ unday B Assoc Mm•ster !:.C.IlOO I 9 JO ;:, m , mor ntng aumga rdner , su p! , Mornmq JOPPA - Wor•hlp 10 am . !icrmon 10 30 am , Prayer worshtp 10 45 i\ m ~ JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Church School9 am , Pra yer sc nnq Wednesday . 7 30 p m - Larry Carnaha n presiding Meellng We dn esday 8 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY - G P m1n1ster Sun da y. [) 1bie LONG BOTTOM Wor lecture . 9 JD am , watch Ship 9 am . Sunday Sc hool ' nutil pa stor S u n da";~ Sc.hool. Ill ,, m Arthur Henson . tower s tudy , iO 30 8 m , 9 4 ) am ' Prayer Meet mo ~ up ! ~J.. orntng WorShip , II Tuesday , B1ble stu dy , 7 30 Wednesday 7 JO p m ;;~ m . Young Peo pl e's servtce, NORTH BETHEL p m , Thur sday , m in 1stry sc hool . 7 30 P m ' servrce WorShip 11 am ' Church 7 p m Evenmg serv 1ce 7 30 meeting 8 30 p m School 10 am p m Wednesd ay M1d Week MIDDLEPORT CHURCH ALFRED - Sunda y Sc hool Prayer '• cr v1ce 7 30 p m • Yo uth mectmg . 6 30 p m OF CHRIST ,,. CHRISTIAN 9 45 am , Worship 11 a.m Even 1ng worsh•p 7 30 p m UNION - Lawr ence Manl ey, Prayer meeting Wednesday CHESTER CHURCH OF pa stor , Mrs Russe ll Young, 7 45 P m · UMW 3rd Tuesday sLnday School Supt Sunday 8 pREEDSVILLE m THE NAZARENE Rev _ SUnday Her be rt GratC, pas tor Sch ool 9 JO a m Evening worship, 7 30 Wedne sday School9 30a m Worship 7 30 WorShiP serv 1ce, 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday prayer meetmg , 7 30 p m P m • Prayer Mee tmg 7 30 MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF P m Tuesdoy , UMW 7 30 School. 9 30 am R1chard Barton. supt Prayer meet mg . GOD - Rac 1ne Route 2, the P m 1st Thursday WednesrJay, 7 30 p m Rev Jame s M Muncy. SILVER RIDGE - Wor pastor S unda~ schooL 9 45 ship 10 am Chur ch Sc hool 9 , BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Clttford Smith, am morning worsh1p , 11 a mu m mister Sunday School 9 30 am , evening worsh1p , 7 30 T PPERS PLAINS Pr aye r meet ing , Tuesday , Worsh lp9a m Church School am . mornmg church lO ·Jo 10 am 7 30 pm Young people 's KENO CHURCH OF am , Sunday even ing serviCe , meeting, 7 JO p m Thursday CHRIST - George Fredenck. , 87 p30mP m Wednesday serv1ce. MIDOLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST _ corner SIXth and sup t Serv1ce week ly , 9 30 LAUREL CLIFF FREE Palm e r , the Rev Peter am on Sunday Pr ea ching METHODIST- Rev Fl oyd F Granda I, pastor , Danny first and th 1rd Sundeys of Shook , pastor lloyd Wright , Thomp son , s u(:;erintendent month by Cliffor d Sm•th , 9 30 Sunday school supt Sunday am . 9 30 am , Mornmg Sunday School MF>O Rad 10 HOBSON CHRISTIAN school , evenmg worShip program 7 45 a m , Sunday UNION oarre 11 ooddrll 1, worsh 1p,, 1073030a m p m Wed Sc hool.. 9 15 a . m ' Morning pastor Sunday SchooL 9 30 nesday, Chnst.an Youtll Wors h •P 10 15 a m Youth am . Leonard Gilmore, f1rSt Crusade, 6 30 p m Cho1r eclivtlles and fellowship for elder . even 1ng service . 7 30 prac tt ce. Thursday 7 p m fun tor and se n•or h1gll P m Wednesday prayer DEXTER CHURCH OF students, 6 P m Sunday meet mg , 7 30 p m CHRIST - Charles Russell , eventng worship , 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF Sr . mm 1ster . Norman C Wtll. . Someone else Is pulling the strings. Someone else is speaking M 1d week pray er se r vice s. GOD _ Racine Route 2 Th e supt Sunday school , 9 30 Wednesday , 1 30 P m Rev Charles Hand. pastor a m . worshtp behmd the sames. Someone else Is making the audience laugh or serv•ce . 10 30 CHURCH OF CHRIST, Sunday school. 9 45 am , am , B•ble study , Tuesday, even cry a little. ' Middleport. 5th and Main , mornmg worship . 11 am 7 30 p m George Glaze , mmlster . Evenmg services, Tuesday REORGANIZED CHURCH . By any chance, does that remind you of yoursell? Do you ·some· Ja mes Sheet s, superm and Frtday, 7 30 P m OF JESUS CHRIST OF tendent Bible school, 9 30 BEAAWALLOW RIDGE LATTER DAY SAINTS times feel that you are a puppet, not a person? That someone else is am , morning worship , 10 30 CHURCH OF CHR 1ST -- Doug Portland Ractne Road am , evening worship , 7 30 Se ama n , mln1s ter O•bl e William Rou sh , pa stor Denny putting words in your mouth, calling your plays? prayer service. 7 p m Wed sl ud\-' 9 30 a m . mormng Evan s. Sc hool Sunday nesday . worship , 10 30 a m evening Director Sunda y Sc hool , 9 30 31 WeU, the Church won't stand you on your own two feet and cut MIDDLEPORT Church worship 8 p m Wedn esd ay am . Mornrng worsh1p , 10 30 Of The Nazarene n1ght Bible study 8 P m am , Sunday even1ng service the strings. But it will help you find the right kind of scissors . .• to get Re v Don Co le , pits' MT. OLIVE CHURCH 7 p m Wednesday evening a new perspective, to reassess life, and yourself ... to be your own tor , Mr s Mary Lathey, Lon g Bottom Sunday School , prayer serv1ces, 7 30 p m Sunday School supt Sunday 10 am W1th Willard P1gotr , BETHLEHEM BAPTIST person. sc hool 9 30 a m , morning supt Evangelist ic message Rev Earl Shuler, pastor worsh1p, 11 am , s unday each Sunday evening , 7.30 by WorshiP serv1ce , 9 30 am , Who, after aU, wants to be the star of a Punch and judy show? evangelistic meeting, 7 30 Elder Russell Cline , minister Sunday sc hool , 10 30 am . Pm , pra~er meeting , of the Apostolic F!!llth B1ble Bible study and prayer 'Wednesday , 7 30 p m Study , Wednesday, 7· 30 p .m service Thursda-r , 7 30 p mT H E U N IT E D STIVERSVILLE COM · CARLETON CHURCH P~ESBYTERIAN MIN · MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday Kmgsbury Road Gar~ KJRg, ISTRY OF MEIGS SChOOl serv1ce, 10 am , pastor s unday school, 9 30 C<lpyrlghl 187~ Keltter Advtrllttng Serv ice , Inc, Slrtnurg, Vlrg lnlt COUNTY, Dwight L zav 1tz, Prayer meet ing , Thursday, 7 am .. even 1ng worsh ip, 7 30 FJastor Director p m , Sunday evenmg serv1ce, p m Prayer meetl,ng , Wed HARRISONVILLE - 7pm nesday . 7 30 p m Sundoy Church School, 9.30 ZION CHURCH OF ~HRIST LONG BOTTOM am , Mrs Homer Lee, Supt , - Pomeroy_ Harnsonville CHRISTIAN- Bruce Smith, Morn ing WorshiP , 10 30 ~oad Mike Girton , pastor , MIOOLEPORT - sunday Steven Stanley , Sund!!IY school pastor Wllllace Damewood , Church Sc hool, 9.30 11 m , supt Sund ay sc hool . 9 30 Supt Bible School, 9 JO a m Richard Vaughan , supt , am , morning worShiP and Preaching service , 10 45 a ' m Morn ing Worsh ip, 10 30 am communion , 10 30 am . No evenmg service HYSELL KUN FREE SYRACUSE Morning Sunday evening youth Worsh ip, 9 am, Su nday ChrtSt1anendeavor , 6 30pm . METHOOIST CHURCH Church SchooL 10 am , Mrs worsh1p service. 7 30 p m Rev Paul Neville, pastor Sampson Hall . Suot Wednesday evening prayer Sunday Schoo l 9 JO am , With the hope it will, In some measure, foster and help sustain that RUTLAND CHURCH OF ' meeting and B1ble study 7 30 Mornmg service. 10 30 am , service, 6 45 p m youth which Is good In family and community life, this feature Is sponsored by GOD Rev James 0 P m Guynn . p0510r Sunday ST . JOHN LUTHERAN EvangeliStic serv1ce 7 30 p m the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. school , 10 a m , Sunday CHURCH, Pine Grove. Th e Pri!lyer meetmg . Thursday worship , 11 11 m , sundav Re v Wtlltam Mtddl,eswarth, 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL even1ng service , 7 p m , Pastor Church Serv•ces 9 30 FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS Wednesday worsh ip service am Sunday School 10 30 am MISSION at Bald Knob ; Rev 7 30 p m , ' BRADBURY CHURCH OF E J Grtff1th , supt of church 2 Conven1entlocattons CHRIST - B1ble School , 9 30 Rev L R Gluese nc am p Nea r Long am , mornmo worsfllp 10:30 pastor , Roger W1llfred, Sr CHUk.... . Pomeroy Ph. 992·2582 Bakers of Goad Bread Bottom . Edsel Hart . pastor a m , Sunday eVening worship Sunday School supt Sunday' .. Huntington, W. Va . s unday school. 10 a m , serv1ce , 7 p m , cho1r practice school. 9 30 am , praye r Mason , Ph. 77l-5721 Church , 7 30 p m , prayer Wednesday 7 p m Rev Jeff meeting . Tuesday , 7 30 p.m . youth meeting , 6 p m Sundayd meeting, 7:30pm . Thursday Ranson . Pastor MIDDLEPORT PEN· ANTIQUITY BAPTIST - leaders Ad'a van Meter an TECOSTAL - Third Ave, the Rev Free land Norri s , pasto r Grella Suttle Sunday evening Rev . William Knittel. pastor Sunday schOOl 10 a m , worsh1p, 7 p m through1': Ronald Dugan, Sunday School Chur ch service . 7 p m winter months MT HERMON CHURCH Two Locations Supt Classes for all ages . Wednesday Bible Study , 7 OF THE UNITEO Middleport, 0. evening service , 7 .30, Bible P m Groceries & General Merchandise 59 N. Second 51. sludy, Wednesadoy, 7 30 RACINE CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN IN CHRIST Gallipolis, 0. Ph. 949.5712 Racine 46 Court St. p m ; youth services, Friday , NAZARENE- Rev John A Rev James H Leach , pastor Sunday school, 9 JO a m 7 30 p m Coffman , pastor Sundav Spencer, supt . FREEWILL BAPTIST - School. 9 30 a m , Gerold Russell Corner Alh and Plum , Mid Wells , sup! Morning Worship , Worship service, 10 .4 5 a m dleport. Noel Herrman , 10 30 a m . S undll~ evening Evening worship al1ernallng pastor . Saturday evening worship , 7. 30 , Prayer w1 th C E at 7 30 p m on service , 1 p m Sunday school meeting . Wednesday , 1 30 p Sunday Prayer meellng , 7 30 p. m. Wednesday , Alfred ' We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions 10 am ; Sunday evening m Pomeroy Wolfe , Illy leade.r 107 Sycamore 51 worsh ip, 1 p m 992·2955 Pomeroy RACINE FIRST BAPTIST WHITE'S CHAPEL Ph. 992-51 JO -W alferP Btkacsan,pastor ; Coolville RD Rev . Roy Ronn ie Sa lser , SundBy school Deeter. pa stor Sun day school su pt Sunday school. 9 30 9 30 am , worship service ' am morning worship , 10 40 ; 10 30 am Bible study and Sunday evening worship , 7 30 , prayer service. Wednesday louis Osborne Wednesday evening Bible 7 30 p m !ludy, 7 30. , RUTLAND Ph . 991·1486 220 E. Main Pomeroy 100 E. Main Ph.f92·2178 OANVILLE WESLEYAN lf\IT[MID CHURCH OF Pomeroy MEIGS Rev Lelon Glasure , pastor CHRIST Rod Kas ler COOPERATIVE PARISH Sunday SchooL 9 30 a m pa stor . V H Braley, Sunday' . THE UNITEO youth and junior youth ser school supt s unda~ school METHODIST CHURCH ' v•ce . 6 45 p m , evening 9·30 am worship service Robtrt T. Bumgarner, worship , 7:30 p.m . . 1 prayer and communion , 10 30 am ' ' Director and praise, Wednesday , 7.30 youth meeting , 6 p m , Sunday POMEROY CLUSTER Keepsake Diamond Rings Bakers of Gay 90 Bread P m evening servtce. 7 regular Rev. Robert Hayden Ph. 992-JOJO Middleport SILVER RUN FREE board meeling, tn~rd Salur Rev D Wm . Sydenstrlcker 212 E. Main St., Pomeroy Ph. m.J7B5 Miles Trout , day, 7 p m BAPTIST CHESTER - WorShiP 9:15 paslor , Sun~ay School, 10 RUTLAND - COMMUNITY ll m Church School 10 a m , Leon Miller, supt CHURCH - Sunday Schoo I POMEROY WOrsh ip am ' Evening service . 7 P m . 9:30 e.m.; worship service, 11 l0 ·30a m. Church School9 IS Prayer meeting , Thurada~ . 1 am . Wednesday P eyer 1 om UMYF 6 30pm m ,, meellng , 7: 30 p.m . Youth ENTERPRISE - WorshiP P CHESTER CHuRCH OF services , Friday , 7 30 p.m, I Formerly Sadie's Markel) 9 a m Church School 10 a m Middleport , Ohio GOD-Rev Bobby Porler , Sunday night worship, 7:30 Syracuse Ph . "2·3986 ROCK SPRINGS pastor Sunday school , 9 30 " , Worship 10 a .m Church a m . worship service , 11 RUTlAND CHURCH oF School 9 om UMY F 6 30 am , evening serv 1ce, 7 30 , THE NAZARENE - Rev pm youth service , Wednesday , Lloyd 0 Grimm . Jr . pastor FLATWOODS - Worship 7 30 p m S unda~ 5<:hOOI. 9 30 a.m , 11 a m Church School 10 a .m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN worshrp service, 10 30 am MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER CHURCH Ted Jones , broadcast li ve over WMPO , Rev . Rabut Bumgarner pastor S unda~ school . 9 30 ~oung people 's service, 6 45 700 E. Mlln Pomeroy HEATH - WorshiP 10 30 am . , Roy Sloman, supt , evangelistic service . 7·30p.m Dlai99M101 am C t~ urch School 9. 30 am morning warship , 10 30, . Prayer meeting . Wednesday, " Hell " Dealer . ' UMYF 6 p m. ' Sunday evening servlct, 7 30 , 7 30 P m , Miss ionary Ph. 949·5961 Third St . RUTLAND Jeffrey mid week service , Wed meet1ng , 7 30 p m ft r st l Gerber , Pastor Worship nesday . 7 30 p m Wednesday of mon th !0 :30a .m Church SchoOI9 JO SYRACUSE CHURCH OF MASON COUNTY om THE NAZARENE-Rev SYRACUSE CLUSTER Howard C Black. pastor Bob MASON FIRST BAPTIST -Fine Food & Service Rev . Alchlrd E. Jarvis Moore . Sunday School Supt , Second and Pomerov Sts , The Store with A Hearl Middleport AS&URY - Worsh ip 11 Sunday Locust St. SchooL classes for ali Stan ' Cra ig. pastor Sunday Racine Ph . 949·3142 o.m. Church School 9 so a .m ages , 9 30 a m ; morning schqot , 9•.45 a .m. , worship Dlot 992-S148 ' .. ' UMW llrs l Tuosdoy worship , 10 d . NYPS Sunday, service , 11 am ., training FORST RUN - WorshiP 9 6 30 p m , evangelistic ser unton , 6: 30 p m , evening a.m. Church School 10 a .m v•ce , Sunday, 7 30 p m. M.1d worsh1p service . 7.30 p m UMW lhlrd Wednesdoy 7:30 week prayer meeting , Wed Mid week prayer service , pm nesday , 7 JO p m .• MISS!Onarv Wednesday , 7:30pm MINERSVILLE - Worship meet ing . second Wednesday , MASON CHURCH OF 10 am Church School 9 a .m. 7 30 p m CHRIST, P . D. Box 487, Miller Sates-Quasar-Service UMW lhlrd Monday 7:30p.m. UNITED FAITH NON Ph. 949·9591 , Mason , W Va. Sunday Racine Church DENOMINATIONAL - Rev St SYRACUSE Ph. 949·3151 Racine Bi ble Study 10 am , Worship Sc hool 9:30 am . Worship ~obert Smltn, pastor Sunday 11 a .m and 7 p m Bible St udy ' service 7 30.p m school. 9 30 a m : c lass Wednesday 7 p m ., Vocal SOUTHERN 'CLUSTER , teade r, Leo Hill. worship music Rev Howard Shiveley service, 10 30 am : church , ' FIRST SOUTHERN Rev Stavtn Wll1on ' 7·30 p.m BAPTIST - Corner of Second Rev. 11111 Krun•w•kl EDEN UNITED end Anderson, Ma son Pastor , IIETHANY - (Dorcas ! " The F•lendly Folks" ' Dtal992·l214 Middleport BRETHREN IN CHURIST Cloud Sunday school. worshiP 9:30 om . Church Eld en R Blake , pa!lor . 9~alter 4) am , worship service, 11 Pam~roy, Ohio ' School 10 30 a m Sc hool 10 a m : am and 7 30 p m Weekly ' CARMEL - Church SchoOl Sunday Howard McCoy , su pt , Di bl e stu dy, Wednesday, 7. 30 9:30 o.m. Worship 10 JO o.m. Morn lng sermon. 11 a m ; pm 2nd and 4th Sunday! MASON ASSEMBLY OF ht se rv ic es I APPLE GROVE - Sunday Sunda ran nig Endeavor. 7' 30 GOD, Dudding Lane , Mason , Sc hool 9 30 o m Worship 7 30 pChrist I m . Song serv lc;e, II p m , W Va , Chester Tennant , p.m 1st and Jrd Sundays . Preaching a 30 p m I Mid Pastor SundB y School 9 45 Pomerov, Ohio ·111 Court 51. Praver meeting Wednesday Prayer meet•ng , a m . Chtldren '$ Church 6 45 Middleport, Ohio 7.30 p m Fellowsh ip supper Week .V ednuday , 1 p m , Ray P m . Young People 's Service ' llrst Salurdey 6 p.m UMW Adams , la y leader 6 :45 p m , Evangellatlc 2nd Tuesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF JESUS Service 7 30 p m .1 Women 's Meigs County Branch EAST LETART - Church CHRIST 01 Mls!llonary Council 10 a m Sc hool 1st , 2nd, l rd Sundays, Rutland on Newl.:ocated Lima Road, fir s • and third Tuesdays 9·30 am Fo urth Sunda y next to Forest Acre F>ark . Prayer and Bible Study , 10 30 a m worshiP 2nd Rev Ray Rouse. pastor . . Middleport, Ohio Sunde y 7 30 p.m •th Sunday Robert Musser , Sunday School Wednesday. 7.JO p m. ' 9·30 am . Prayer Me ellng supt Sunday school. 10 30 196 W Second Pomeroy Ph. 992-1863 Wednesday 7 30 p m UMW am , worship 7:30 p.m Bi ble ~ARtFORO CHURCH OF 1st Tuesday 7 30 p m study , Wednesday , 1:30pm , •, WESLEYAN - IRec lnel - Saturday night c r t~v o r ser CHPIST In Chrlsllan Union · Th e Rev , William Compbell KIN~~BURY Sunday Sc hool 10 a m vice 7.10 p m PA Stor Sunday School. 9 3 0 ' Worship 11 am , Jr UMYF HEMLOCK GROV• a.m . James Hughes. supt , Wednesday 3:30 p m ; Bible CHRISTIAN . Roger , service, 7 30 p m. Study Thursday 7 p m Choir Watson, pastor 1 Walfece evening Che>ler. Ohio Wednesday evening P.rayer ' Tho Fln..tln Mobile Homes Pracllce Thursday 8 p.m iredforcL supt , morn lnp meet1nQ , 7: 30 p .m Yourh 1100 E. Mlin Pamoroy Ph. f92.70M L~TART FALLS - Church 9:30; church achoot, prayer service each Tuesday . School ls i 2nd, 3rd Sundays worship, 10 , JO ; young people 's FAIRVIEW BIBLE 10 · 1s am . <lh Sunday 9 11 mttllng, 6:30p.m . ; evening , Lelarl , W VI , Rl am , Worshlf hi , 2nd . 3rd worship, 7:30 p.m.; Bible CHURCH 1. Rev George Hoschar , ~ENT Su nday s 9 5 a m ; 4th stu~~ Wednesday, 7 30 p m. pa>~or Sunday School 9 30 sundoy 7. 30 p m A . UNION 'Bi'\ rttS l & 111 PrayE> r and Btble study Natlonyllde Insurance Co of c~tumbus 0 MORNING STAR Small Engine Sal"' & Service ' v CeGII · Cox , pastor . 7 10 p m Cottage Prao;er . J31 Spring Ave. Pom~ · Worsh lp 9: JO o m.. Church ~~Re 491 Locust Sl. Middleport Ph.m.a092 undav School supt . Joe Service Tuesday , H) a 11'1 School 10· 30 o m , Mid Week ~a yr e. ~ UIHfa~ SChOOf, 9. 45 Diai991·1JII roy . Wo rship t.crvt cc, Thursday, Service Wednesday 8 p m am . Sunday e~Jenl ng wor 7· JO p 01 7- The Daily Senhnel , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Nov . 7,1975 DICK TRACY Television log for easy viewing PU . . News 33 CAPI'AIN EASY IF WE'RE ~OT .~t:~ij~Cj~~KWE'' L~ GLADLY INTO OU~ ·;;; ~De• I L!' VOUR &LIMP WIL~ && V~RV USI'FLIL IN FREl6HTIN~ SUPP!.IE~ FOil: OLI!l. S&CI'tE'T MOLJ~TAII-1 COMMU~E' ... AND ... AioJD YOU YOURSE'LVE-5 Wil-l ALSO 81' VERY USISFUL.FOR DO IIJ& HEAY'I UIJDER· eROUNP WOR!< AS OUR ~LAVE!>! WAID CROSS SONS STORE REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE . ·SERVICES .SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY . SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT w. ' BLUE & GRAY RESTAURANT K&C JEWELERS ., t K J 82 ... J 7 53 WEST •J983 IJJW.. ,FOR B0/~~1 STARTE~. 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Zt Gold or silver Z6 Mother-'s chickens Z'l Exclude Thick fog ( 3 wds.) t Dispatched 5 Volcanic depression I Burdened 7 Uzbek bor· der town 8 Jan de Hartog play (2 wds.) 9 Brave belle 12 Instant - Yesterday'• Alllwer Z8 Harsh 16 "Green Mansions" 30 French hero painter %% Perched 32 One of a Z3 Greek letter Tolatoy pair 24 Quagmire; 33 lnslgniftcant 31Remalnder swamp zs Try to equal 38 Lord, to the 21-~~~~ 9 · 00-"The Sugar! and E •pren" 3,4, 15; SWAT 6, 13; Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10; American Family 33. 9 JO.-Bob Newhart 8,10 10 :00-Matt Helm 6, 13; Carol Burnett 8, 10; Soundstage 33. 11.00-Buckeye Football Highlights 6; News 8, 10, 13; Manly Python's Flying Circus 33 .. 11 :15-News 3,4; Outdoors with Ken Callaway IS 11 31>--ABC News 6; ; Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 8; Woody Hayes Football 10; Movie "t stand of the Burning Doomed" 13, Janak! 33 11 · 45-Movle "The Reluctant Astronaut" 3; Saturday , Night 4,15; Movie "The Creature's Revenge" 6. 12 :00-Movie "The Film . Flam Man" 10 • l ·OG-Movle "Rodan" 13. I : 15-Movle " The War Wagon" 4 1:JO-Sout Train 6. 2·00-Movte "Carrie" 10. 2: JO-ABC News 13 3: 00-Movle "The Adding Machine" 4. 4 00-Movle "Apache Uprising " 10. 5 00-Movle "The Ride Back" 4 za ( sl.) 2t Liquor - · ----~r----'"~---.:,-=-:=~r::----:--:---'", ,30 En~»unt· e~ed .ACCORD<N' ro 3t Against TH' CODE' O' TH' HILLS, STRANGE'Rf?PC:E:_::.:-(J'>01 60TIA 8/N - (abbr.J 34 " Cakes11 and - 35 Supervise 37 Fishing net 39 State (Fr.) b-f--1-- 40 Less fresh t1 Religious body --:-+-4-+-4 ;;: ..• ' DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's ..-. ... ·".• .......,. --.• ," lo One letter Simply stands !or another In lhis sample A is apostrophes, lhe length and formation or the words are ali h•ots Each day th e code letters are different CRYPTOQUO'I'E SDSYQ BEV .. . ~ = •• ..: = I - •• JKW CMW PCDSV ACHWNYQ KWG KGJEYSV FSAKHVS EN IYCGHASG BEJ . - PCYG PQNNCW Yesterday's CrypiGrjuote: WE NEED IN POLITICS MEN WHO HAVE SOMETHING TO GIVE, NOT MEN WHO HAVE - SOMETHING TO GET. - BERNARD BARUCH 7 -;; '.::-71~;n;®r;r;-;;;;:;;;-\--"J~~ •"• r===~::::~E:Ic~=::'Ji"""Nitiii~-:-;-~-;;;'-r NOPE .• IF 11oo 7 7 7 r woNoeR wHo Er how to work AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW used for the three L's, X !or the two O's, etc Single letters, ·~ PAW .. ELVI!\IE'/ WA!\ITS ME TO COME OVER AN' SEE HER !\lEW UTTER OF PUP5 .. DO 'IE TO TAG !\LONG 7 SEEN ONE LITTER OF PUPS, '10U'VE SEEN 'EM ALL (C) 1 a1 a Kina rea1wn syndicue, 1ne.) TH' PAPPY IS l'l \ '\ t I .. For Boturdoy, Nov. I, 1875 ARIES (Morch 21-Aprll 1t) Your ambthons are especially acute today ll someone comes up w1th an 1nteres t•ng speculattve propos1t1on. yo u'll be all ears TAURUS (April 20-Moy 20) Normally you take a lot of lime to thm k thmgs out Today you'll act on Impulse. but you'll later know you took the nght action .,-+--+-1--1 GEMINI (Moy 21·Juno 20) Ta- t2 Choice group t3 Domino or die •• . ace. South by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN &LOAN CO. GAUL'S MARKET Norlb East ~tUi1'M" THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS ' West the ace Ruff a spade with dummy's ac~ . cash dummy's kmg of diamonds In order to dicard the losmg club , draw trumps and cla1m the balance smce the spades are all good by this time. Our own exper1ence Wlth or· dmary bndge players 1s that most Norths would just bid four hearts over South's three hearts, but tb1s would not stop the South players from gomg r1ght into Blackwood and maybe even trymg for a grand slam by buldmg five notrump after North shows the m1ssing 3 311-Movle "My Little Chickadee" 3. 4:00-To Be Announced 15, Making Things Grow 33. 4·15-Combat 9. 4 JO-Sporls Spectacular 8, 10; Preserving Food 33. 5 oo-FBI 3; Wide World of Sports 6, 13; t Dream of Jeannie 4, To Be Announced 15; French.Chet JJ 5 JO.-Adam·l2 4; Erica 33. 5 45-Maklng Things Work 33. 6:00-News 3,4,8, 10; God Has the Answer 15; What Now. America 33. 6 JO-NBC News 3,4, 15; ABC News 13; News 6; Rhoda 8; CBSNews10; Lilias Yoga& You33 . 7:oo-Wortd ot War 3, Lawrence Welk 4, 15; Hee Haw 6,8; Firing Line 33; In 1he Know 10; Newsmaker '75 13. l HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. 6 311-Fun for Everyone 6; TV Classroom 8. Treehouse Club 10. 7 DO-Saturday Report 3, Farm Front 4; Eddie Saunders 6; Treehouse Club 8, U 5 Farm Report 10; Kentucky Afield 13. 7 311-Bullwlnkle 3; I Dream of Jeannie 4; Jetsons 6; Vegetable Soup 15 , Dusty's Treehouse 8, Man From C O.S I 10; Devlin 13, Mls\er Rogers 20 B oo-Emergency Plus 4 3,4; Hong Kong Phooey 6, 13; Pebbles & Bamm ·Bamm B, tO; 'sesame St 20 8:30-Josle&lhe Pussycals3,4,15, Tom & Jerry Grape Ape6, 1J; Bugs Bunny.Road Runner 8, Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 9.00-$ecrel Lives of Waldo Kitty 3,4, 15; E lee. Co 20 9·311-Pink Panlher 3,4, 15, Lost Saucer 13, Big Blue Marble 6; Scooby Doo 8, 10; M~>ler Rogers 20 10 00-Land of the Lost 3,4, 15, Adventures of Gilligan 13; Hot Dog 6; Shazam 8,10: Sesame 51 20 . 10 311-Run, Joe, Run 3,4,15, Groovle Goal ies 6,13 11 00-Relurn to the Planet ollhe Apes 3,4, 15, Speed Buggy 6,13, Space Nuts B,IO; Elec Co , 20. 11 311-Westwlnd 3,4,15, Oddball Couple 6, 13; Ghost Busters 8, 10, Mister Rogers 20. 12 00-Jetsons 3,4, 15; Uncle Croc's Block 6, 13, Valley of the Dinosaurs 8, 10; Vegetable Soup 20. 12:3Dc-Go USA 3,4,15; American Bandstand 6,13; VIewpoint B; Fat Albert 10 1 00-Saul Train J; Garner Ted Armstrong 4, College Football Pre·Gome Show 8. Children's Fllm Festival 10; Bonanza 15, Lowell Thomas Remembers 33 1:30-College.Football Pre. Game Show 6, l2, 13; Focus on Columbus 4; College Football 8; Biography 33. 1 45-College Football 6, 13. 2 DO-Marshall Football '75 3; Bonanza 4; Urban League 10, W"slllng 15, Film 33. 2:30-NFL Game of the Week 3, Movie "Eiephont Walk" 10, Valiant Years 33. 3.00-Green Acres3; Movie "A Gathering of Eagles" 4; To Be Announced 15; Famlly ot War 33 UTI'LE . POWEU!S SUPER VALU tA .A2 Neither vulnerable I WAS IN RACINE FOOD MARKET RAY'S T.V. i HOME ENTERTAINMENT tENTER EAST •K5 •107 •B52 • 9 6 54 • Q 10 7 3 .KB4 •Ql096 SOUTH ID) • A Q lO 7 6 2 • KQ61 TH(; U6T ll.vt ~1-6 ~TRV MEIGS Tl RE CENTER McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE 7 y AJ 93 MARK VSTORE RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING 6 00-F li m 4, Sunme Se mester 10, Debates tor ' 70s. WIN AT BRIDGE NORTH BETSY ROSS BAKERY RUTH'S MARKET SATURDAY, NOVEMBERS, 1975 Play easier than bidding . DUDLEY'S II 00-News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13, 15; ABC News 33 . 11 J~Johnny Carson 3.4, 15, Wide World Special 13: Sammy and Cqmpony 6. Movie " The Clones" S; "Mov1e "T he Piclure of Dorian Gray" 10, Janakl 33 1.00-Midnlghl Special 3.4.15 , Wide World Special 6, Movie " The Little Shop a9f Horrors' ' 13; News 13 2:311-Movle " Blindfold" 4 4 311-Movle " Wings of Fire" 4 8 Oil-Sa nford and Son 3,4, 15, " The New, Orlgmal Wonder Woman.'' 6,13; B1g Eddie · s,to , Washington Week In Review 20,33 B ~h l co and The Man 3,4,15.M ASH 8,10, Wall Street Week 20,33 9 DO-Rockford Flies 314,15; Hawaii Flve.o 8,10, Firing Line 20; Masterpiece Theatre 33 9 311-Mavle "Hey, I' m Alive,'' 6, 13. 10 DO-Pollee Story 3,4,15; Barnaby Jones 8,10, News 2(), Paul Nuchlms 33 10 31>- Aviation Weather 20 . HEINER'S BAKERY MIDWAY MARKET -BOB'S MARKET NOVEMBER 7, 1975 7 oo- Truth or Consequences 3, To Tell The Truth 4, Lawrencfe Welk 8; Bowl1 ng for Dollars 61 Aviation Weather 33, News 10, Dan Adams Screen Tesl 13, Fam1ly Affair 15; Ohio Journal 20. 7 311-Por ter Wagoner 3; Bobby Vinlon 4; Candid Camera 6, Evening Edition with Martm Agronsky 20, $25,000 Pyramid 10, To Tell The Truth 13. Pap' Goes The Country 15; Black Perspective an the THIS EVENING lliE HAVE THREE CHOICES FOR !lESS£~•. NOTHING, NOTHING, AND NOTHlN6! da~ you'll fmd you work as well wtth your hands as you do with your head You have a talent lor taking something useless and maKtng 11 1nto somethmg worthwhtle CANCER (Juno 21July 22) Yo u\11 want to do somethmg exciting today Chose someone new who yo u th1n k will be lnteres tmg Ask them to JOin you tn an evenmg out LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Sal so me time aside today to putter around the house and do so methmg cons tructtve you've been th1nkmg about for a long time, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Stpl. 22) You're at you r best tn soctal SltUattons today Though II may not seem l1ke much to yo u, your offhand remarks wlll help crea te merr iment 1n your crowd liBRA (Sopl. 23-0ct. 23) You have some clever Ideas today on Instructing others on how to handle their resources w1sely Feel lree to suggesl when someone seeks advice \ SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) II you lack the mental challenge today you II be very restless and oul of sorls Try lo ge1 1n1o some intellectual pursuit SAGITT AAIUB (Nov. 23·Dte. 21) You have 1he goad sense today to keep yo ur ace tn the hole well hidden unttl the last card •s drawn Save your punch li ne lor the end 1n com· mereta! deahngs CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. 18) Go to new places and meet new laces today they may be only tnends of the moment, but the change 1n atmosphere w1ll do you good AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Ftb. 11) II someone offers to do you a lavor toda~ don't reject it out of hand The 01fer wtll be Withdrawn qutckly 1f not read!ly PISCES (Fob. 20-Merch 20) In lh e Small World deparlment. you II learn that a lrlend Is also a pal of a chum tram a bygo ~e day You'll enjoy reminiscing about him ~Your 'VBirthday . N.,., I, 1175 , Thts commg year you're go1ng to make c hanges In your lifestyle th at you wouldn't have dared to make before A whole new Image wil l be tne end result HAHAHAHA ~~t~ , ,, ') ONK, ?f. • viM �PO POMEROY TRINITY - Rev W H ~e r rtn . pastor Roy M&ver, Sundav schoo l supt Chur c h sc ho ol. 9 \ 5 am ; worSh iP sendee , 10 2.4 am Youth choar rehear sal Mond~y . J . 30 p m un der direct ton of Mary Skinner . senior cho•r rehearsal . 7 JO p m Thursday with Mrs Paul Nease director POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Corner Union and Mulberry Re'll Cly de V Henderson . pastor Sunday school. 9 JO am , Glen McClung , supt , mo r n tno wqrship , 10 •30 am even.ng ser~ l ce , 7 30 . mid week strvlce, Wednesday , 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - Tht Rev Harold Deet h, rector Chur c h services 10 30 a m , Holy communion ftrs t SUndav of month . church schooL 10 30 a.m for nurserv throuoh 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST- Richard E~.~anson , pastor . Bible school. 9 30 am . , worship, 10 30 am ., adult worshiP.: serv ice and young peoples mee11ng , 1 30 p m. Combined Bible study prayer meerlno , Wed nesday, 7 ~ 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W Wining , officer In charge Sund1W · 10 am . Holiness meeting : 1(1 30 a m , Sunday Sc hool Young People 's t.ea 1on , 1 p m , Thursday , 1 to 3 m , Ladles Home League . p m Prep clanes ST . PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Corner of Sycamore and Second Sts , Pomeroy, The Rev William Mlddleswarth : Pastor Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Church services 11 a m SACRED HEART - Re• Father Paut o Welron , paslor Phone 992 2825 Saturday even ing Mi!SS . 7 30 . Sunde y Mess , 8 and 10 a m , Confess ion . Saturday , 7 7 30 p.m POMEROY FIRST BAP· TIST - Robert Kuhn , pastor , William Watson , Sunday school supt Sunday sc~ool. 0 10• 111 , BVF ~D m , Bibl e :.rudy , nednesday , 1 p m ; choir practice. Wednesday 8·30pm . DUNLINGHAM CHURCH - Pastor Jerry Lewis sunday school , 2 JOp m with worsh ip service at 3 30 p, m , mid · week service , Tuesday , 7 JO p llnCI f m. HOLINESS CHURCH Harrtsonvllle Rev 0 ' 0(111 Manley , Pi'ISior Henr y Eb tm Sunday Sc hool Supl Sunday School 9 30 am , Evenmg worsh•P 1 JOp m , Prayer and Pratse serv fc e. Thursday 1 JO pm SYRACUSE FIRST CHUR CH OF GOO - Rev George Oiler , pastor Sunday school , 9 45 am . mornmg prea chtnQ . 11 am , evangellst •c sen• ice , 1 30 p m Pray er meet 1ng Th ursday, 7 30 p m POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W Main St Jerry Paul , mlntst er phone 992 1666 Conse r vat1ve. non •nstrumenla l Sunday wor sh•P · 10 am , Btbl e study 11 am , worsh ip , 6 p m Wed nesday Bib le study 7 p m RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST Roger Turn er , pa sto r Sunday school. 10 am , Mornm g worship , 11 am , Sunday eventng serv •ce, 1 30 Wednesdll y Btble st udy , 7 30 p m OLO DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH -Rev Ron Terry , pastor Sunda y school . 10 am , Mrs Worley Fra ncts , supermtendent Morning worship , 11 am Sunday evening !ervi ce, 7 JO GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Preaching 9 30 a m . first and second Sundays of eact1 month . thtrd lind fourth Sundays each month , worship servtce at 7 30 P m Wednesday even ings at ' 30 Pray er and Btble Study SEVENTH · DAY AD · VENTIST , Mulberry He tgh ts Road , Pom e roy Pa stor .Gerard Seton , Sab bath School SlJpennte ndent , R•ta Wh tle Sabba th School , Saturday afternoon at 2 oo, w1 th wors}11p ser vice follow ing at J 15. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST - 182 Mulberry Ave , Pom eroy , affiliat ed with S B c , the Rev Bradley RUTI.AND FIRST BAP· TIST CHURCH - R:ev Roger Ford , Jr , pastor , orewy Gore , supt , Sunday school , 9 30 am , morn ing worShip, 10 .45 am niE HILAND CHAPEL. George Casro, pasror Sunday School 9 30 8 m , evening worship . 7 30 Thursday fi'venlng pra~er service 7 30 p n1 ·---~lll:flll~~~~=-':~:~~! Social Calendar , FRIDAY FALL FUN Festival, today and Saturday, at the New Haven Grade School under sponsorship of the New Haven Pro. Friday kitchen opens at 5:30p.m. with lots of food; record hop and magtc show at 7:30 p.m. Saturday kitchen opens at 3 p.m .; outside games at l p.m. and Inside glllles at ~ p.m. Other activltiea both days Include spook house, corn dog stand, country store, candy shop, treasure hunt, baseball toss, other g811les . POMONA Grange, 8 p.m . at the Rock Springs Grange Hall. Degree work. Ohio Valley Grange will be host. SATURDAY PUBUC SQUARE dance, 8 p.m. to 12 midnight at Portland School sponsored by Senior Citizens Golden Age Club; music by String Dusters ; callers Glenn Lambert, Cora Hilton, Robert Pickett. Refreshments and cake walks; children under 12 free . MODERN WOODMAN Thankaglvlng dinner, 7· 30 p. m. at the hall. Meat and beverage furnished . Bring covered dish. Door prize , Elementary POMERO r PTA fall festival, 6:30 to 9:30 p .m. at school; games, prizes, refreshments; public Invited. PUBLIC AUCTION by Racine Wesleyan United Methodist Church at the home of Bob Hill, Fifth and Elm, Racine ; wide variety of Items ; also a bake sale and refreshments. Starts al 10:30 a .m . TURKEY DINNER starting at 5 p . m . at Letart Falls Elemen lary School. Games, entertainment, crowning of lting and queen and prizes . BY Ladles BAZAAR Auxiliary of Middleport Untied Pentecostal Church, ·today and Saturday, 9a.m . to 5 p.m . at Warner Insurance Agency, 102 W. Main St., Pomeroy ; new and. home1111de lta1111 for sale. SUNDAY SENIOR CITIZENS . and homecllllling day to be observed by Middleport United Pentecostal Church, with Rev. R. G. Cook, Colwnbus, speaking . Services at 10 a.m. •followed by covered dish dinner at noon . Afternoon services beginning at 2 p .m . with special instrwnental and vocal music; Rev . Cook will speak at 7:30 evening services. PUblic Invited. ANNUAL Homecoming lll!l'Vlcea at lhe Enterprise , United Methodist Church . Carry In dinner at 12:15 followed by afternoon service featuring the Wesley Choir from Ohio Univers1ty . MONDAY MEIGS County Salon 710, Eight and Forty, 7:30p.m. at the home of Mrs. Harry Davis . Members are reminded to tate fruit for a Thanksgiving basket. EASTERN Band Boosters, 7:30 p.m. In the band room All parents urged to attend. POMEROY Chamber of Commerce at noon at Meigs Inn . Norton elected Troop leader Mark Norton was elected senior patrol leader for the next six months by Pomeroy Boy Scout Troop 249 Wed· nesday night at the Po111eroy Junior High School. Norton appointed Rick Blaettnar and Jeff Couch as hlsaBSislants; Mike Edwards as librarian, Dan Thomas as quartermaster · and Todd Norton, scribe. New patrol leaders will be sel~ted at next week's meeting . Danny Will passed his test to become a life scout. Following the meeting, troop leaders met to discuss forthcoming activities Including a court of honor for the next six months. Scout of the week was Terry Snowden. Any boy 11 or who hss completed the fifth grade Is Invited to join the troop. Any interested may call Rick Blaettnar at 992~127 . Citation comes with medal carroll R . Stewart, son of Mr . and Mrs. Carl Stewart, Route I, Middleport, has received a citation explaining his award of the Air Fdrce Commendation t.~edal for distinguishing himself by meritorious services. The non-commissioned ofllcer In charge of special services, admlnlstratton, special services . dlvls1on of the 8th Combat Support Group, 8th Tactical Fighter Wing , Kunsan Air Base, Korea, from Oct. , J97Jto Nov . 11, 197t, Stewart received the following citation (in part) : " During thts period the professional skill lnltlatlve and knowledge demonstrated by Sgl Stewart In all facets of administrative operations aided Immeasurably In providing an outstanding morale and welfare program ... The distinctive accomplishments of Sgt , mewart reflect credit upon himself ard the United Slates Alr Force ;•. ~. ,IJ rp 1 'I' .'o'~d111 'otlciY p i dyer Spe nce r P•l Sior Troy MORS E tHAPEL ,lnd lltbl t.: fi iULI 'V 7 HJ j..l 111 TUrf'l f' JI S Pl f'. !N $ Zw dl 1ng •,unday sctwo l S\JIJI Worsh•p II a ru . Chu rc.h Sundc.y sc hool q JO ., Ill Sc hool 10 il m fHWI S ltA N ( H UI~( l ! morn ing wor shtp , 10 1 0 PORTLAND - WorShtp I llt jl l " lJr r(! • 1 ' JI/ pIt, lOr 10 P 01 • Ch ur ch Srhool9 30 I OWrtr:d Ccttd v.c II I 'o urldoy Sunday cvangei1St fc mcet 111 q, t 1100 t up• • , ,rJ,1 y ~·C h OO l , 7 30 p m Prayer m ccltnQ a Ill We dnesday , 1 JO p n 1 SUTTON - Chur ch School 'J \II 11 11 1 Morr l,n q ',crm on. MIDDLEPORT 9 30 ,, m Worship lsi and 3rd I () II) <1 11 Sunday CVCn1ng MT . MORIAH BAPTIST Sund a ys 10 ~0 am ·.~rvlcc r p rn Corner Four th and Ma 1n , NORTHEAST CLUSTER LElARl FALLS UNilED IWF TH ... E N Rev Mtdd leporl Rev Hen ry KE.' y, Rev . Robert Meece, I 1' \; l d nd Nor rt"i pa stor , Jr , pastor SUilday r,ChOO I. Pastor 9 30 a 01 Mrs E rv in Denn• s Cre'egar, r loyd Norrrs , sup t ~ unday B Assoc Mm•ster !:.C.IlOO I 9 JO ;:, m , mor ntng aumga rdner , su p! , Mornmq JOPPA - Wor•hlp 10 am . !icrmon 10 30 am , Prayer worshtp 10 45 i\ m ~ JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Church School9 am , Pra yer sc nnq Wednesday . 7 30 p m - Larry Carnaha n presiding Meellng We dn esday 8 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY - G P m1n1ster Sun da y. [) 1bie LONG BOTTOM Wor lecture . 9 JD am , watch Ship 9 am . Sunday Sc hool ' nutil pa stor S u n da";~ Sc.hool. Ill ,, m Arthur Henson . tower s tudy , iO 30 8 m , 9 4 ) am ' Prayer Meet mo ~ up ! ~J.. orntng WorShip , II Tuesday , B1ble stu dy , 7 30 Wednesday 7 JO p m ;;~ m . Young Peo pl e's servtce, NORTH BETHEL p m , Thur sday , m in 1stry sc hool . 7 30 P m ' servrce WorShip 11 am ' Church 7 p m Evenmg serv 1ce 7 30 meeting 8 30 p m School 10 am p m Wednesd ay M1d Week MIDDLEPORT CHURCH ALFRED - Sunda y Sc hool Prayer '• cr v1ce 7 30 p m • Yo uth mectmg . 6 30 p m OF CHRIST ,,. CHRISTIAN 9 45 am , Worship 11 a.m Even 1ng worsh•p 7 30 p m UNION - Lawr ence Manl ey, Prayer meeting Wednesday CHESTER CHURCH OF pa stor , Mrs Russe ll Young, 7 45 P m · UMW 3rd Tuesday sLnday School Supt Sunday 8 pREEDSVILLE m THE NAZARENE Rev _ SUnday Her be rt GratC, pas tor Sch ool 9 JO a m Evening worship, 7 30 Wedne sday School9 30a m Worship 7 30 WorShiP serv 1ce, 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday prayer meetmg , 7 30 p m P m • Prayer Mee tmg 7 30 MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF P m Tuesdoy , UMW 7 30 School. 9 30 am R1chard Barton. supt Prayer meet mg . GOD - Rac 1ne Route 2, the P m 1st Thursday WednesrJay, 7 30 p m Rev Jame s M Muncy. SILVER RIDGE - Wor pastor S unda~ schooL 9 45 ship 10 am Chur ch Sc hool 9 , BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Clttford Smith, am morning worsh1p , 11 a mu m mister Sunday School 9 30 am , evening worsh1p , 7 30 T PPERS PLAINS Pr aye r meet ing , Tuesday , Worsh lp9a m Church School am . mornmg church lO ·Jo 10 am 7 30 pm Young people 's KENO CHURCH OF am , Sunday even ing serviCe , meeting, 7 JO p m Thursday CHRIST - George Fredenck. , 87 p30mP m Wednesday serv1ce. MIDOLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST _ corner SIXth and sup t Serv1ce week ly , 9 30 LAUREL CLIFF FREE Palm e r , the Rev Peter am on Sunday Pr ea ching METHODIST- Rev Fl oyd F Granda I, pastor , Danny first and th 1rd Sundeys of Shook , pastor lloyd Wright , Thomp son , s u(:;erintendent month by Cliffor d Sm•th , 9 30 Sunday school supt Sunday am . 9 30 am , Mornmg Sunday School MF>O Rad 10 HOBSON CHRISTIAN school , evenmg worShip program 7 45 a m , Sunday UNION oarre 11 ooddrll 1, worsh 1p,, 1073030a m p m Wed Sc hool.. 9 15 a . m ' Morning pastor Sunday SchooL 9 30 nesday, Chnst.an Youtll Wors h •P 10 15 a m Youth am . Leonard Gilmore, f1rSt Crusade, 6 30 p m Cho1r eclivtlles and fellowship for elder . even 1ng service . 7 30 prac tt ce. Thursday 7 p m fun tor and se n•or h1gll P m Wednesday prayer DEXTER CHURCH OF students, 6 P m Sunday meet mg , 7 30 p m CHRIST - Charles Russell , eventng worship , 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF Sr . mm 1ster . Norman C Wtll. . Someone else Is pulling the strings. Someone else is speaking M 1d week pray er se r vice s. GOD _ Racine Route 2 Th e supt Sunday school , 9 30 Wednesday , 1 30 P m Rev Charles Hand. pastor a m . worshtp behmd the sames. Someone else Is making the audience laugh or serv•ce . 10 30 CHURCH OF CHRIST, Sunday school. 9 45 am , am , B•ble study , Tuesday, even cry a little. ' Middleport. 5th and Main , mornmg worship . 11 am 7 30 p m George Glaze , mmlster . Evenmg services, Tuesday REORGANIZED CHURCH . By any chance, does that remind you of yoursell? Do you ·some· Ja mes Sheet s, superm and Frtday, 7 30 P m OF JESUS CHRIST OF tendent Bible school, 9 30 BEAAWALLOW RIDGE LATTER DAY SAINTS times feel that you are a puppet, not a person? That someone else is am , morning worship , 10 30 CHURCH OF CHR 1ST -- Doug Portland Ractne Road am , evening worship , 7 30 Se ama n , mln1s ter O•bl e William Rou sh , pa stor Denny putting words in your mouth, calling your plays? prayer service. 7 p m Wed sl ud\-' 9 30 a m . mormng Evan s. Sc hool Sunday nesday . worship , 10 30 a m evening Director Sunda y Sc hool , 9 30 31 WeU, the Church won't stand you on your own two feet and cut MIDDLEPORT Church worship 8 p m Wedn esd ay am . Mornrng worsh1p , 10 30 Of The Nazarene n1ght Bible study 8 P m am , Sunday even1ng service the strings. But it will help you find the right kind of scissors . .• to get Re v Don Co le , pits' MT. OLIVE CHURCH 7 p m Wednesday evening a new perspective, to reassess life, and yourself ... to be your own tor , Mr s Mary Lathey, Lon g Bottom Sunday School , prayer serv1ces, 7 30 p m Sunday School supt Sunday 10 am W1th Willard P1gotr , BETHLEHEM BAPTIST person. sc hool 9 30 a m , morning supt Evangelist ic message Rev Earl Shuler, pastor worsh1p, 11 am , s unday each Sunday evening , 7.30 by WorshiP serv1ce , 9 30 am , Who, after aU, wants to be the star of a Punch and judy show? evangelistic meeting, 7 30 Elder Russell Cline , minister Sunday sc hool , 10 30 am . Pm , pra~er meeting , of the Apostolic F!!llth B1ble Bible study and prayer 'Wednesday , 7 30 p m Study , Wednesday, 7· 30 p .m service Thursda-r , 7 30 p mT H E U N IT E D STIVERSVILLE COM · CARLETON CHURCH P~ESBYTERIAN MIN · MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday Kmgsbury Road Gar~ KJRg, ISTRY OF MEIGS SChOOl serv1ce, 10 am , pastor s unday school, 9 30 C<lpyrlghl 187~ Keltter Advtrllttng Serv ice , Inc, Slrtnurg, Vlrg lnlt COUNTY, Dwight L zav 1tz, Prayer meet ing , Thursday, 7 am .. even 1ng worsh ip, 7 30 FJastor Director p m , Sunday evenmg serv1ce, p m Prayer meetl,ng , Wed HARRISONVILLE - 7pm nesday . 7 30 p m Sundoy Church School, 9.30 ZION CHURCH OF ~HRIST LONG BOTTOM am , Mrs Homer Lee, Supt , - Pomeroy_ Harnsonville CHRISTIAN- Bruce Smith, Morn ing WorshiP , 10 30 ~oad Mike Girton , pastor , MIOOLEPORT - sunday Steven Stanley , Sund!!IY school pastor Wllllace Damewood , Church Sc hool, 9.30 11 m , supt Sund ay sc hool . 9 30 Supt Bible School, 9 JO a m Richard Vaughan , supt , am , morning worShiP and Preaching service , 10 45 a ' m Morn ing Worsh ip, 10 30 am communion , 10 30 am . No evenmg service HYSELL KUN FREE SYRACUSE Morning Sunday evening youth Worsh ip, 9 am, Su nday ChrtSt1anendeavor , 6 30pm . METHOOIST CHURCH Church SchooL 10 am , Mrs worsh1p service. 7 30 p m Rev Paul Neville, pastor Sampson Hall . Suot Wednesday evening prayer Sunday Schoo l 9 JO am , With the hope it will, In some measure, foster and help sustain that RUTLAND CHURCH OF ' meeting and B1ble study 7 30 Mornmg service. 10 30 am , service, 6 45 p m youth which Is good In family and community life, this feature Is sponsored by GOD Rev James 0 P m Guynn . p0510r Sunday ST . JOHN LUTHERAN EvangeliStic serv1ce 7 30 p m the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. school , 10 a m , Sunday CHURCH, Pine Grove. Th e Pri!lyer meetmg . Thursday worship , 11 11 m , sundav Re v Wtlltam Mtddl,eswarth, 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL even1ng service , 7 p m , Pastor Church Serv•ces 9 30 FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS Wednesday worsh ip service am Sunday School 10 30 am MISSION at Bald Knob ; Rev 7 30 p m , ' BRADBURY CHURCH OF E J Grtff1th , supt of church 2 Conven1entlocattons CHRIST - B1ble School , 9 30 Rev L R Gluese nc am p Nea r Long am , mornmo worsfllp 10:30 pastor , Roger W1llfred, Sr CHUk.... . Pomeroy Ph. 992·2582 Bakers of Goad Bread Bottom . Edsel Hart . pastor a m , Sunday eVening worship Sunday School supt Sunday' .. Huntington, W. Va . s unday school. 10 a m , serv1ce , 7 p m , cho1r practice school. 9 30 am , praye r Mason , Ph. 77l-5721 Church , 7 30 p m , prayer Wednesday 7 p m Rev Jeff meeting . Tuesday , 7 30 p.m . youth meeting , 6 p m Sundayd meeting, 7:30pm . Thursday Ranson . Pastor MIDDLEPORT PEN· ANTIQUITY BAPTIST - leaders Ad'a van Meter an TECOSTAL - Third Ave, the Rev Free land Norri s , pasto r Grella Suttle Sunday evening Rev . William Knittel. pastor Sunday schOOl 10 a m , worsh1p, 7 p m through1': Ronald Dugan, Sunday School Chur ch service . 7 p m winter months MT HERMON CHURCH Two Locations Supt Classes for all ages . Wednesday Bible Study , 7 OF THE UNITEO Middleport, 0. evening service , 7 .30, Bible P m Groceries & General Merchandise 59 N. Second 51. sludy, Wednesadoy, 7 30 RACINE CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN IN CHRIST Gallipolis, 0. Ph. 949.5712 Racine 46 Court St. p m ; youth services, Friday , NAZARENE- Rev John A Rev James H Leach , pastor Sunday school, 9 JO a m 7 30 p m Coffman , pastor Sundav Spencer, supt . FREEWILL BAPTIST - School. 9 30 a m , Gerold Russell Corner Alh and Plum , Mid Wells , sup! Morning Worship , Worship service, 10 .4 5 a m dleport. Noel Herrman , 10 30 a m . S undll~ evening Evening worship al1ernallng pastor . Saturday evening worship , 7. 30 , Prayer w1 th C E at 7 30 p m on service , 1 p m Sunday school meeting . Wednesday , 1 30 p Sunday Prayer meellng , 7 30 p. m. Wednesday , Alfred ' We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions 10 am ; Sunday evening m Pomeroy Wolfe , Illy leade.r 107 Sycamore 51 worsh ip, 1 p m 992·2955 Pomeroy RACINE FIRST BAPTIST WHITE'S CHAPEL Ph. 992-51 JO -W alferP Btkacsan,pastor ; Coolville RD Rev . Roy Ronn ie Sa lser , SundBy school Deeter. pa stor Sun day school su pt Sunday school. 9 30 9 30 am , worship service ' am morning worship , 10 40 ; 10 30 am Bible study and Sunday evening worship , 7 30 , prayer service. Wednesday louis Osborne Wednesday evening Bible 7 30 p m !ludy, 7 30. , RUTLAND Ph . 991·1486 220 E. Main Pomeroy 100 E. Main Ph.f92·2178 OANVILLE WESLEYAN lf\IT[MID CHURCH OF Pomeroy MEIGS Rev Lelon Glasure , pastor CHRIST Rod Kas ler COOPERATIVE PARISH Sunday SchooL 9 30 a m pa stor . V H Braley, Sunday' . THE UNITEO youth and junior youth ser school supt s unda~ school METHODIST CHURCH ' v•ce . 6 45 p m , evening 9·30 am worship service Robtrt T. Bumgarner, worship , 7:30 p.m . . 1 prayer and communion , 10 30 am ' ' Director and praise, Wednesday , 7.30 youth meeting , 6 p m , Sunday POMEROY CLUSTER Keepsake Diamond Rings Bakers of Gay 90 Bread P m evening servtce. 7 regular Rev. Robert Hayden Ph. 992-JOJO Middleport SILVER RUN FREE board meeling, tn~rd Salur Rev D Wm . Sydenstrlcker 212 E. Main St., Pomeroy Ph. m.J7B5 Miles Trout , day, 7 p m BAPTIST CHESTER - WorShiP 9:15 paslor , Sun~ay School, 10 RUTLAND - COMMUNITY ll m Church School 10 a m , Leon Miller, supt CHURCH - Sunday Schoo I POMEROY WOrsh ip am ' Evening service . 7 P m . 9:30 e.m.; worship service, 11 l0 ·30a m. Church School9 IS Prayer meeting , Thurada~ . 1 am . Wednesday P eyer 1 om UMYF 6 30pm m ,, meellng , 7: 30 p.m . Youth ENTERPRISE - WorshiP P CHESTER CHuRCH OF services , Friday , 7 30 p.m, I Formerly Sadie's Markel) 9 a m Church School 10 a m Middleport , Ohio GOD-Rev Bobby Porler , Sunday night worship, 7:30 Syracuse Ph . "2·3986 ROCK SPRINGS pastor Sunday school , 9 30 " , Worship 10 a .m Church a m . worship service , 11 RUTlAND CHURCH oF School 9 om UMY F 6 30 am , evening serv 1ce, 7 30 , THE NAZARENE - Rev pm youth service , Wednesday , Lloyd 0 Grimm . Jr . pastor FLATWOODS - Worship 7 30 p m S unda~ 5<:hOOI. 9 30 a.m , 11 a m Church School 10 a .m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN worshrp service, 10 30 am MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER CHURCH Ted Jones , broadcast li ve over WMPO , Rev . Rabut Bumgarner pastor S unda~ school . 9 30 ~oung people 's service, 6 45 700 E. Mlln Pomeroy HEATH - WorshiP 10 30 am . , Roy Sloman, supt , evangelistic service . 7·30p.m Dlai99M101 am C t~ urch School 9. 30 am morning warship , 10 30, . Prayer meeting . Wednesday, " Hell " Dealer . ' UMYF 6 p m. ' Sunday evening servlct, 7 30 , 7 30 P m , Miss ionary Ph. 949·5961 Third St . RUTLAND Jeffrey mid week service , Wed meet1ng , 7 30 p m ft r st l Gerber , Pastor Worship nesday . 7 30 p m Wednesday of mon th !0 :30a .m Church SchoOI9 JO SYRACUSE CHURCH OF MASON COUNTY om THE NAZARENE-Rev SYRACUSE CLUSTER Howard C Black. pastor Bob MASON FIRST BAPTIST -Fine Food & Service Rev . Alchlrd E. Jarvis Moore . Sunday School Supt , Second and Pomerov Sts , The Store with A Hearl Middleport AS&URY - Worsh ip 11 Sunday Locust St. SchooL classes for ali Stan ' Cra ig. pastor Sunday Racine Ph . 949·3142 o.m. Church School 9 so a .m ages , 9 30 a m ; morning schqot , 9•.45 a .m. , worship Dlot 992-S148 ' .. ' UMW llrs l Tuosdoy worship , 10 d . NYPS Sunday, service , 11 am ., training FORST RUN - WorshiP 9 6 30 p m , evangelistic ser unton , 6: 30 p m , evening a.m. Church School 10 a .m v•ce , Sunday, 7 30 p m. M.1d worsh1p service . 7.30 p m UMW lhlrd Wednesdoy 7:30 week prayer meeting , Wed Mid week prayer service , pm nesday , 7 JO p m .• MISS!Onarv Wednesday , 7:30pm MINERSVILLE - Worship meet ing . second Wednesday , MASON CHURCH OF 10 am Church School 9 a .m. 7 30 p m CHRIST, P . D. Box 487, Miller Sates-Quasar-Service UMW lhlrd Monday 7:30p.m. UNITED FAITH NON Ph. 949·9591 , Mason , W Va. Sunday Racine Church DENOMINATIONAL - Rev St SYRACUSE Ph. 949·3151 Racine Bi ble Study 10 am , Worship Sc hool 9:30 am . Worship ~obert Smltn, pastor Sunday 11 a .m and 7 p m Bible St udy ' service 7 30.p m school. 9 30 a m : c lass Wednesday 7 p m ., Vocal SOUTHERN 'CLUSTER , teade r, Leo Hill. worship music Rev Howard Shiveley service, 10 30 am : church , ' FIRST SOUTHERN Rev Stavtn Wll1on ' 7·30 p.m BAPTIST - Corner of Second Rev. 11111 Krun•w•kl EDEN UNITED end Anderson, Ma son Pastor , IIETHANY - (Dorcas ! " The F•lendly Folks" ' Dtal992·l214 Middleport BRETHREN IN CHURIST Cloud Sunday school. worshiP 9:30 om . Church Eld en R Blake , pa!lor . 9~alter 4) am , worship service, 11 Pam~roy, Ohio ' School 10 30 a m Sc hool 10 a m : am and 7 30 p m Weekly ' CARMEL - Church SchoOl Sunday Howard McCoy , su pt , Di bl e stu dy, Wednesday, 7. 30 9:30 o.m. Worship 10 JO o.m. Morn lng sermon. 11 a m ; pm 2nd and 4th Sunday! MASON ASSEMBLY OF ht se rv ic es I APPLE GROVE - Sunday Sunda ran nig Endeavor. 7' 30 GOD, Dudding Lane , Mason , Sc hool 9 30 o m Worship 7 30 pChrist I m . Song serv lc;e, II p m , W Va , Chester Tennant , p.m 1st and Jrd Sundays . Preaching a 30 p m I Mid Pastor SundB y School 9 45 Pomerov, Ohio ·111 Court 51. Praver meeting Wednesday Prayer meet•ng , a m . Chtldren '$ Church 6 45 Middleport, Ohio 7.30 p m Fellowsh ip supper Week .V ednuday , 1 p m , Ray P m . Young People 's Service ' llrst Salurdey 6 p.m UMW Adams , la y leader 6 :45 p m , Evangellatlc 2nd Tuesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF JESUS Service 7 30 p m .1 Women 's Meigs County Branch EAST LETART - Church CHRIST 01 Mls!llonary Council 10 a m Sc hool 1st , 2nd, l rd Sundays, Rutland on Newl.:ocated Lima Road, fir s • and third Tuesdays 9·30 am Fo urth Sunda y next to Forest Acre F>ark . Prayer and Bible Study , 10 30 a m worshiP 2nd Rev Ray Rouse. pastor . . Middleport, Ohio Sunde y 7 30 p.m •th Sunday Robert Musser , Sunday School Wednesday. 7.JO p m. ' 9·30 am . Prayer Me ellng supt Sunday school. 10 30 196 W Second Pomeroy Ph. 992-1863 Wednesday 7 30 p m UMW am , worship 7:30 p.m Bi ble ~ARtFORO CHURCH OF 1st Tuesday 7 30 p m study , Wednesday , 1:30pm , •, WESLEYAN - IRec lnel - Saturday night c r t~v o r ser CHPIST In Chrlsllan Union · Th e Rev , William Compbell KIN~~BURY Sunday Sc hool 10 a m vice 7.10 p m PA Stor Sunday School. 9 3 0 ' Worship 11 am , Jr UMYF HEMLOCK GROV• a.m . James Hughes. supt , Wednesday 3:30 p m ; Bible CHRISTIAN . Roger , service, 7 30 p m. Study Thursday 7 p m Choir Watson, pastor 1 Walfece evening Che>ler. Ohio Wednesday evening P.rayer ' Tho Fln..tln Mobile Homes Pracllce Thursday 8 p.m iredforcL supt , morn lnp meet1nQ , 7: 30 p .m Yourh 1100 E. Mlin Pamoroy Ph. f92.70M L~TART FALLS - Church 9:30; church achoot, prayer service each Tuesday . School ls i 2nd, 3rd Sundays worship, 10 , JO ; young people 's FAIRVIEW BIBLE 10 · 1s am . <lh Sunday 9 11 mttllng, 6:30p.m . ; evening , Lelarl , W VI , Rl am , Worshlf hi , 2nd . 3rd worship, 7:30 p.m.; Bible CHURCH 1. Rev George Hoschar , ~ENT Su nday s 9 5 a m ; 4th stu~~ Wednesday, 7 30 p m. pa>~or Sunday School 9 30 sundoy 7. 30 p m A . UNION 'Bi'\ rttS l & 111 PrayE> r and Btble study Natlonyllde Insurance Co of c~tumbus 0 MORNING STAR Small Engine Sal"' & Service ' v CeGII · Cox , pastor . 7 10 p m Cottage Prao;er . J31 Spring Ave. Pom~ · Worsh lp 9: JO o m.. Church ~~Re 491 Locust Sl. Middleport Ph.m.a092 undav School supt . Joe Service Tuesday , H) a 11'1 School 10· 30 o m , Mid Week ~a yr e. ~ UIHfa~ SChOOf, 9. 45 Diai991·1JII roy . Wo rship t.crvt cc, Thursday, Service Wednesday 8 p m am . Sunday e~Jenl ng wor 7· JO p 01 7- The Daily Senhnel , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Nov . 7,1975 DICK TRACY Television log for easy viewing PU . . News 33 CAPI'AIN EASY IF WE'RE ~OT .~t:~ij~Cj~~KWE'' L~ GLADLY INTO OU~ ·;;; ~De• I L!' VOUR &LIMP WIL~ && V~RV USI'FLIL IN FREl6HTIN~ SUPP!.IE~ FOil: OLI!l. S&CI'tE'T MOLJ~TAII-1 COMMU~E' ... AND ... AioJD YOU YOURSE'LVE-5 Wil-l ALSO 81' VERY USISFUL.FOR DO IIJ& HEAY'I UIJDER· eROUNP WOR!< AS OUR ~LAVE!>! WAID CROSS SONS STORE REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE . ·SERVICES .SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY . SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT w. ' BLUE & GRAY RESTAURANT K&C JEWELERS ., t K J 82 ... J 7 53 WEST •J983 IJJW.. ,FOR B0/~~1 STARTE~. IF 'iOJ llERe IN A R..IBUC ME.Js "JOH "-'" AIJD~w ':eM~ 0.N ®Ttf.b I LNJ'T RC.VeM&R ' A ME'~ ON 1W; WAU..' t10QHtJ, '' l.l.CQDN'T 'iOU i<£FQ<T KIM~ ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION GOEGLEIN READY MIX M&R SHOPPING CENTER' IGA FOODLINER THE DAILY SENTINEL RALL'S BEN FRANKUM STORE . WILKINSON'S I Church I' I P. J. PAULEY, . ;f 7:311-Treasure Hunt 3; Last of the Wit<\ 10, Wild Kingdom 13. 8.00-Emergency 3,4,15, Howard Coselt 6,13; Jef fersons 8, 10; Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 33 8:3()--Doc 8, 10. 9 oo-Movle "Jaws" ,.r 1 LBnguage of service Indonesia 5 Dry goods %Cooper or 10 Auk genus Marble II Bacon slice 3 She's "turn13 Legal claim lng night It Cling into day" 15 Man-made •Z GASOLINE AILEY Most ~ol~s is nanqin' on to ther Ev'nin', M1ster trash. seem Skeeziy;! But now an' aq· in 40U run onto som'bodL! what's qen' rous! like! fabric 17 Coxcomb 18 Okay ( colloq.) 19 Big "Capital" zo d. Iran %1 Belgian river Z3 Albacore, e .g. Zt Gold or silver Z6 Mother-'s chickens Z'l Exclude Thick fog ( 3 wds.) t Dispatched 5 Volcanic depression I Burdened 7 Uzbek bor· der town 8 Jan de Hartog play (2 wds.) 9 Brave belle 12 Instant - Yesterday'• Alllwer Z8 Harsh 16 "Green Mansions" 30 French hero painter %% Perched 32 One of a Z3 Greek letter Tolatoy pair 24 Quagmire; 33 lnslgniftcant 31Remalnder swamp zs Try to equal 38 Lord, to the 21-~~~~ 9 · 00-"The Sugar! and E •pren" 3,4, 15; SWAT 6, 13; Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10; American Family 33. 9 JO.-Bob Newhart 8,10 10 :00-Matt Helm 6, 13; Carol Burnett 8, 10; Soundstage 33. 11.00-Buckeye Football Highlights 6; News 8, 10, 13; Manly Python's Flying Circus 33 .. 11 :15-News 3,4; Outdoors with Ken Callaway IS 11 31>--ABC News 6; ; Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 8; Woody Hayes Football 10; Movie "t stand of the Burning Doomed" 13, Janak! 33 11 · 45-Movle "The Reluctant Astronaut" 3; Saturday , Night 4,15; Movie "The Creature's Revenge" 6. 12 :00-Movie "The Film . Flam Man" 10 • l ·OG-Movle "Rodan" 13. I : 15-Movle " The War Wagon" 4 1:JO-Sout Train 6. 2·00-Movte "Carrie" 10. 2: JO-ABC News 13 3: 00-Movle "The Adding Machine" 4. 4 00-Movle "Apache Uprising " 10. 5 00-Movle "The Ride Back" 4 za ( sl.) 2t Liquor - · ----~r----'"~---.:,-=-:=~r::----:--:---'", ,30 En~»unt· e~ed .ACCORD<N' ro 3t Against TH' CODE' O' TH' HILLS, STRANGE'Rf?PC:E:_::.:-(J'>01 60TIA 8/N - (abbr.J 34 " Cakes11 and - 35 Supervise 37 Fishing net 39 State (Fr.) b-f--1-- 40 Less fresh t1 Religious body --:-+-4-+-4 ;;: ..• ' DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's ..-. ... ·".• .......,. --.• ," lo One letter Simply stands !or another In lhis sample A is apostrophes, lhe length and formation or the words are ali h•ots Each day th e code letters are different CRYPTOQUO'I'E SDSYQ BEV .. . ~ = •• ..: = I - •• JKW CMW PCDSV ACHWNYQ KWG KGJEYSV FSAKHVS EN IYCGHASG BEJ . - PCYG PQNNCW Yesterday's CrypiGrjuote: WE NEED IN POLITICS MEN WHO HAVE SOMETHING TO GIVE, NOT MEN WHO HAVE - SOMETHING TO GET. - BERNARD BARUCH 7 -;; '.::-71~;n;®r;r;-;;;;:;;;-\--"J~~ •"• r===~::::~E:Ic~=::'Ji"""Nitiii~-:-;-~-;;;'-r NOPE .• IF 11oo 7 7 7 r woNoeR wHo Er how to work AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW used for the three L's, X !or the two O's, etc Single letters, ·~ PAW .. ELVI!\IE'/ WA!\ITS ME TO COME OVER AN' SEE HER !\lEW UTTER OF PUP5 .. DO 'IE TO TAG !\LONG 7 SEEN ONE LITTER OF PUPS, '10U'VE SEEN 'EM ALL (C) 1 a1 a Kina rea1wn syndicue, 1ne.) TH' PAPPY IS l'l \ '\ t I .. For Boturdoy, Nov. I, 1875 ARIES (Morch 21-Aprll 1t) Your ambthons are especially acute today ll someone comes up w1th an 1nteres t•ng speculattve propos1t1on. yo u'll be all ears TAURUS (April 20-Moy 20) Normally you take a lot of lime to thm k thmgs out Today you'll act on Impulse. but you'll later know you took the nght action .,-+--+-1--1 GEMINI (Moy 21·Juno 20) Ta- t2 Choice group t3 Domino or die •• . ace. South by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN &LOAN CO. GAUL'S MARKET Norlb East ~tUi1'M" THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS ' West the ace Ruff a spade with dummy's ac~ . cash dummy's kmg of diamonds In order to dicard the losmg club , draw trumps and cla1m the balance smce the spades are all good by this time. Our own exper1ence Wlth or· dmary bndge players 1s that most Norths would just bid four hearts over South's three hearts, but tb1s would not stop the South players from gomg r1ght into Blackwood and maybe even trymg for a grand slam by buldmg five notrump after North shows the m1ssing 3 311-Movle "My Little Chickadee" 3. 4:00-To Be Announced 15, Making Things Grow 33. 4·15-Combat 9. 4 JO-Sporls Spectacular 8, 10; Preserving Food 33. 5 oo-FBI 3; Wide World of Sports 6, 13; t Dream of Jeannie 4, To Be Announced 15; French.Chet JJ 5 JO.-Adam·l2 4; Erica 33. 5 45-Maklng Things Work 33. 6:00-News 3,4,8, 10; God Has the Answer 15; What Now. America 33. 6 JO-NBC News 3,4, 15; ABC News 13; News 6; Rhoda 8; CBSNews10; Lilias Yoga& You33 . 7:oo-Wortd ot War 3, Lawrence Welk 4, 15; Hee Haw 6,8; Firing Line 33; In 1he Know 10; Newsmaker '75 13. l HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. 6 311-Fun for Everyone 6; TV Classroom 8. Treehouse Club 10. 7 DO-Saturday Report 3, Farm Front 4; Eddie Saunders 6; Treehouse Club 8, U 5 Farm Report 10; Kentucky Afield 13. 7 311-Bullwlnkle 3; I Dream of Jeannie 4; Jetsons 6; Vegetable Soup 15 , Dusty's Treehouse 8, Man From C O.S I 10; Devlin 13, Mls\er Rogers 20 B oo-Emergency Plus 4 3,4; Hong Kong Phooey 6, 13; Pebbles & Bamm ·Bamm B, tO; 'sesame St 20 8:30-Josle&lhe Pussycals3,4,15, Tom & Jerry Grape Ape6, 1J; Bugs Bunny.Road Runner 8, Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 9.00-$ecrel Lives of Waldo Kitty 3,4, 15; E lee. Co 20 9·311-Pink Panlher 3,4, 15, Lost Saucer 13, Big Blue Marble 6; Scooby Doo 8, 10; M~>ler Rogers 20 10 00-Land of the Lost 3,4, 15, Adventures of Gilligan 13; Hot Dog 6; Shazam 8,10: Sesame 51 20 . 10 311-Run, Joe, Run 3,4,15, Groovle Goal ies 6,13 11 00-Relurn to the Planet ollhe Apes 3,4, 15, Speed Buggy 6,13, Space Nuts B,IO; Elec Co , 20. 11 311-Westwlnd 3,4,15, Oddball Couple 6, 13; Ghost Busters 8, 10, Mister Rogers 20. 12 00-Jetsons 3,4, 15; Uncle Croc's Block 6, 13, Valley of the Dinosaurs 8, 10; Vegetable Soup 20. 12:3Dc-Go USA 3,4,15; American Bandstand 6,13; VIewpoint B; Fat Albert 10 1 00-Saul Train J; Garner Ted Armstrong 4, College Football Pre·Gome Show 8. Children's Fllm Festival 10; Bonanza 15, Lowell Thomas Remembers 33 1:30-College.Football Pre. Game Show 6, l2, 13; Focus on Columbus 4; College Football 8; Biography 33. 1 45-College Football 6, 13. 2 DO-Marshall Football '75 3; Bonanza 4; Urban League 10, W"slllng 15, Film 33. 2:30-NFL Game of the Week 3, Movie "Eiephont Walk" 10, Valiant Years 33. 3.00-Green Acres3; Movie "A Gathering of Eagles" 4; To Be Announced 15; Famlly ot War 33 UTI'LE . POWEU!S SUPER VALU tA .A2 Neither vulnerable I WAS IN RACINE FOOD MARKET RAY'S T.V. i HOME ENTERTAINMENT tENTER EAST •K5 •107 •B52 • 9 6 54 • Q 10 7 3 .KB4 •Ql096 SOUTH ID) • A Q lO 7 6 2 • KQ61 TH(; U6T ll.vt ~1-6 ~TRV MEIGS Tl RE CENTER McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE 7 y AJ 93 MARK VSTORE RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING 6 00-F li m 4, Sunme Se mester 10, Debates tor ' 70s. WIN AT BRIDGE NORTH BETSY ROSS BAKERY RUTH'S MARKET SATURDAY, NOVEMBERS, 1975 Play easier than bidding . DUDLEY'S II 00-News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13, 15; ABC News 33 . 11 J~Johnny Carson 3.4, 15, Wide World Special 13: Sammy and Cqmpony 6. Movie " The Clones" S; "Mov1e "T he Piclure of Dorian Gray" 10, Janakl 33 1.00-Midnlghl Special 3.4.15 , Wide World Special 6, Movie " The Little Shop a9f Horrors' ' 13; News 13 2:311-Movle " Blindfold" 4 4 311-Movle " Wings of Fire" 4 8 Oil-Sa nford and Son 3,4, 15, " The New, Orlgmal Wonder Woman.'' 6,13; B1g Eddie · s,to , Washington Week In Review 20,33 B ~h l co and The Man 3,4,15.M ASH 8,10, Wall Street Week 20,33 9 DO-Rockford Flies 314,15; Hawaii Flve.o 8,10, Firing Line 20; Masterpiece Theatre 33 9 311-Mavle "Hey, I' m Alive,'' 6, 13. 10 DO-Pollee Story 3,4,15; Barnaby Jones 8,10, News 2(), Paul Nuchlms 33 10 31>- Aviation Weather 20 . HEINER'S BAKERY MIDWAY MARKET -BOB'S MARKET NOVEMBER 7, 1975 7 oo- Truth or Consequences 3, To Tell The Truth 4, Lawrencfe Welk 8; Bowl1 ng for Dollars 61 Aviation Weather 33, News 10, Dan Adams Screen Tesl 13, Fam1ly Affair 15; Ohio Journal 20. 7 311-Por ter Wagoner 3; Bobby Vinlon 4; Candid Camera 6, Evening Edition with Martm Agronsky 20, $25,000 Pyramid 10, To Tell The Truth 13. Pap' Goes The Country 15; Black Perspective an the THIS EVENING lliE HAVE THREE CHOICES FOR !lESS£~•. NOTHING, NOTHING, AND NOTHlN6! da~ you'll fmd you work as well wtth your hands as you do with your head You have a talent lor taking something useless and maKtng 11 1nto somethmg worthwhtle CANCER (Juno 21July 22) Yo u\11 want to do somethmg exciting today Chose someone new who yo u th1n k will be lnteres tmg Ask them to JOin you tn an evenmg out LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Sal so me time aside today to putter around the house and do so methmg cons tructtve you've been th1nkmg about for a long time, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Stpl. 22) You're at you r best tn soctal SltUattons today Though II may not seem l1ke much to yo u, your offhand remarks wlll help crea te merr iment 1n your crowd liBRA (Sopl. 23-0ct. 23) You have some clever Ideas today on Instructing others on how to handle their resources w1sely Feel lree to suggesl when someone seeks advice \ SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) II you lack the mental challenge today you II be very restless and oul of sorls Try lo ge1 1n1o some intellectual pursuit SAGITT AAIUB (Nov. 23·Dte. 21) You have 1he goad sense today to keep yo ur ace tn the hole well hidden unttl the last card •s drawn Save your punch li ne lor the end 1n com· mereta! deahngs CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. 18) Go to new places and meet new laces today they may be only tnends of the moment, but the change 1n atmosphere w1ll do you good AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Ftb. 11) II someone offers to do you a lavor toda~ don't reject it out of hand The 01fer wtll be Withdrawn qutckly 1f not read!ly PISCES (Fob. 20-Merch 20) In lh e Small World deparlment. you II learn that a lrlend Is also a pal of a chum tram a bygo ~e day You'll enjoy reminiscing about him ~Your 'VBirthday . N.,., I, 1175 , Thts commg year you're go1ng to make c hanges In your lifestyle th at you wouldn't have dared to make before A whole new Image wil l be tne end result HAHAHAHA ~~t~ , ,, ') ONK, ?f. • viM �~;;;;:.:~:,:;:'·For Fast Results Use Th~·Sentinel .Classifieds, ' 9-TheDaUy o.. ~'riday,Nov llnscr•mble th('!it' fuur JumllleM. j form four ordlnar)' "ord•. one letter to eat·h ~UIIr't', I' 5 PM II 1;:,>.1-J OF F 10 ~0~ tJ I II A UN IOI'l, I~~~~~*~•=•~~~m~;I(XIIIXl DVELEX V] V 'i . ~ t, .,1 Now arranro the circled lelten to form the ourprloe anower, u ourreoted br the above cartoon. (Aa.werw tomorrow) v....trd•y'• I J•mblr" BLANK 7\T lleWS tes COMMON PLEAS COURT MEIGSCOUNTY, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO 45769 No . 1!,953 LLOYD SELLARDS, ET AL., Ptointuts FLOYD SEL~i'RDS, A thought for the day: American poet Ella Wheeler said, "No question Is ever settled untU lt ls settled right." V.W.-AMC.JEEP OAVID SELLARDS, Last known 1ddress Midkiff, W•st V1rglnla 2554() , FLOYD SELLARDS, JR ., Addren Unknown , THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES. LEGATEES, EXECUTORS, AD · MINISTRATORS AND ASSIGNS OF FLOYD SELLARDS, DECEASED, Address Uknown, ET AL. , Defendants. SERVICE BY PUBLICATION To the Defendants above nemed You are herby not!fed that a Complaint h~s been filed In the Common Please court of Meigs County, Ohio, Cese No 15 ,953 , demandlhg partition of the following descrlb~ real estete. to .wll The fottow lng rea l estate slfu11ted In the County of Meigs , In the SUite of Ohio and In the Village of Rutland , bounded and described as follows : eetng Lot Number Four (A) In Luh's Addition to Rulland, Ohio Reference Deed Page 945 , Deed Vol 261. Records , Meigs County, Ohio . You are notified that you are reQuired to answer the Complaint within twenty -eight days afler the last publication . The last publication will be made on the 19th day of December, 1975. LARRY E. SPENCER, CleriC of cour1s Meigs County, Ohio (1117 . 14, 21 , 21; (12) s. 12, 19, 71< NOTICE ON FILING OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT Tfle St.ate of Ohio, Meigs County, court of Common Pleas, Probate Division To the Executor of the estate , to such of the following as are residents of the State of Ohio , viz the surviving spouse , the nut of kin , the beneficiaries under the w i ll , and to the attorney or at torneys representing any of the aforementioned persons Jessie L Shumaker, Deceased . Middleport. Ohio , Sallsbu · y Township , No Manning D Webster Judge By Ann B watson Deputy Clerk (10) 31 , (11) 7, 2tc CLEARANCE Savings on al new '75 AMC's and al Demos and NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE TO WHOM IT MAY CON CERN ' Notice is hereby g iven that on November 7, 1975, at 10 : 30 a m a public sale will be held , at Sm it h Nelson Motors, Pam eroy , Ohio to sell for cesh the following collateral. to wll : 1974 GMC trUck Ser . No . TKY18.tF.51797.4 , said collateral be~ng held ro secure an obllg~llon arising under a re tail Instalment executed by Ronald D Tavtor and held bV Driver Ed. Cars. VE A BUND DON WATTS V.W. RIVERSIDE AMC Rt. 7 No. Gallipolis, 011. Ph. 446·9800 General Motors A c cept~nce Corpora lion as secured party . Said public sale 1S to be con due ted according to the laws of the State of Ohio. General Motors Acceptance Cor . poranon reserves the rlohf to bid at th is sale The collateral Is presently stored and may be seen at Sm d h Nelson Motors . Pomeroy , Ohio . GENERAL MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION ( 11 ) 1, He . WANTEDI SAW LOGS 5 85.00 TO '200.00 PER M VENEER WHITE OAK, '400.00 PERM DELIVERED TO: OHIO PALLET CO. BEAUTICIAN wanled , Helen 's Beauty S he~:~ . 860 E Ma In , Pomeroy , Oh to 11 5 6tc - - -·· - -------·- Busines Opportun~ies CA RPENTRY , :'~2·m~ . ~======~~=~~:;;;;;~~;;;:;~=]~===~=~:====~j Phone FREE ESTIMATES EXPERIENCE') Coins, Currency r )44 26)1 11 6 3tc Wanted 8 30 am to s. oo p m Daily , to 12 00 Noon c:ASH paid for all makes and saturday , models of mobile homes . Phone area code 6t4 423 Notice SHOOT I NG Match , Corn Hollow Gun Club , 1 P m Nov 9 starts 12 noon 1 rnlle past M i les Cemetery , out of Rutland c 11 7 21 GUN Shoot. Rulland Amer ican Leg ton , begmn 1ng at noon Sunday on Beech grove Road 11 1 2tc STOP Save money at Christmas auction sale Fnday , m Lots of new toys and g ifts as well as free prizes Mason Auction , Mason . W Va . 11 5 3tc 7., PUT SOMe color m your life with genu ine Artex decorator paints . Otscover the fun by creating beautiful hand -painted linens Free i nstruction classes Call WITHOUT my permt~Ston , there will be no hunltng or trespassing on my property Bob McGraw , Meagan F a'rm , off lower Bowman ' s Run ____________ Z... 1 ., ··-- . 11 7 He trade 2521 - ____ ...._ For !or guns Phone 742 _________ _ 11 1 6tc Rent~ t ~ TRAILER space for rent in Middlepor t Phone 992 -5.434 10·21 26tc 4 RM furnished ap1 , adults only Phone 992 -5908 before 2 pm 11 21fc MOBILE home, n ice location. large pat 1o, city gas, like new Albert Hill , Racine , Ohio , phone 949 2261. 11 2 6tc JAMs----------AND bath , furnished , utilities 2937 . -- - pa 1d Phone 992 - 11 ·2-61p ·--------------- IF YOU ' VE ever purchase~ A LOVELy furn ished apart Koscot cosmeflcs an ment for, couples only . In haven ' t been reservlced , eludes washer.~~ dryer and phone Helen Jan.e ~rown, cable tn M iddleport over tndependenl Otstnbulor , Slim and Trim Phone 992 I614)992511J. Ormavbevou 7889 would like to lake orders. full or spare time In either __ West VIrginia or Yard Sale 3 F AMILY Porch ;:,ale, Friday and Saturday , 929 Hysell Sl. , Middleport Phone 992 5914 11 7-Hc GARAGe-5Al:'E:-5;t.;;:d.v . Nov . Band Monday, Nov . 10 Baby clothes , w inter clothes, dishes. curtains . books , men 's sweaters and slacks Lots of mise Items 9 a .m 1111 5 . 3G p m on Township Rd 79 , behind Rock Springs Fa i rgrounds Follow signs . 11 7 2tc Misc . Sale YARD SALE , Nov 8, 3 pc . beelroom suite, complete with mattress and springs. couch, chairs. gas eire . heater. kitchen table and chairs , typewriter , clothing , bedding , dishes , etc. George Hackett, 93 Seventh Ave., Middleport, Oh iO. 11 .t -61c ----------- ~ 1 2 ~ lie COU NTR Y Mobile Home 0 h '8: 11 5 3tc Wanted To Buy \ SILVER: Highest prices for sli ver coins , 1964 or before , l dayonl\1 Call LaSalle Hotel , Middleport, Room '1 . Tuesday , No~o~ 11 , 1 to 6 p m . 11 7 3tp beds. or complete ~ o- -·' ·- - ~MO ~ -~ - - · ·--·- Buy, Sell or Trade Appraisal service on estates and collections. . Nathan Biggs Radiator Spectallst , R&J COINS SM~TH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ph . 992·1174 Phone 742-2331 Roter Wamslev-Rulland 10-15-1 mo Pomeroy Real Estate For Sale 5 RM HOUSE oil Rt 143, Middleport. modern bath and k 1tchen . fuel 011 heat. l acre land Conlac t Dale Wllt. 232 Soutl'1 F ourth , Mtddleport 11 1 3tc 1973 Toyota 114 Ton Pickup, auto. This little truck has a topper & was locally owned. Must see this gas saver. $2895.00 1973 Pontiac Grand PriK, white ln color, bucket seat, AM & tape, powe,r windows, extras nice. G. P. Must see it. $3695.00 1F YOU are 1nterested In a new home or have your present one remode led , or you are '" need of a new roof. Call " Roush Con sJrucllon, " Greg Roush, 992 ~ ----------- ) I ' J· 10 2J·IfC -·------------- Auto Sales 1973 GALAX! E 500. 4door . low mileage, all power . Factory 'equipment Phone 9.49 -2774. 2.3377 duty trailer . towing sptcial. on off road tires, orher eKiras Excellent condition Phone ttl-3129 after s' JO p m all day, on Saturday and Sunday II 1·610 SOMEONE lor gutter repair . 1968 ~ ORD Pickup truck , 8 It Coli 142 28 <7 bed heavv duov F260. SS2S . 11 .6 41 c rhone 992 3640 11 I 61C - ------~------- -RN wanted 4 hours per week 1913 r ORo r 11 pickup, a 11 at Syracuse Nursing Home . bed, good shape . Call 992 1\ pply In person . any time J6.10 II I 6tc , 11 1 6tc 1969 Olds Toronado 1969 Chevelle 6 cyl. Wagon 1969 Mercury Marq. 4 Dr. HT I • ! $795.00 $895.00 $595.00 Open Eve. Till7 P.M. Sat. TillS P.M. Service Till4 :30 Week Day. Service Closed Sat. sproducts . Phone 992 3410 . 10 6-tfc REG POLLED Hereford bulls , one 5 year old. two yearlings . Exce l lent dispositions l'hone 992-.5565 or 992 28 26 11 2 lip 1975 Ford Maverick 6 cyl., auto., P.S., 18,000 miles. •2895 1974 Vega Hatchback, 4 cyl., 4 speed. WOULD •.YOU BELIEVE '! 2542 ll -7-6tc A I R STOP v i nyl weather striP,ping for your doors Available at Klng Builder's Supply Co Phone 992: 37.48 11 ·1 61C -------------SPECIAL - BLACK SER VICE OX FORDS and Weltlnglon Boots, 6 Inch farm style shoes, now S19 95 Dan •s Shoe R epatr, Mid dleport, Phone 992 -368.tl. ' power, air condlllonlng , very good condition with no ---·----------- 21strles In dress and casual , .5 sty as of worn shoes. S3 off . Now through Dec . 31, Dan ' s Shoe Repair, M iddleport Phone 992-3684 . 10 5 26tc APPROX IMATELY 211> acres, 200 fl on State Route 124, 200 foot river frontage, 1970 12 x 63 3 bedrm , bath and half mobile home , 10 IC tO storage shed, 11.-; 30patlo with one mobile home rental space 515,000 firm . Call area code (219) 785 2362 or write A E . Bailey, New Durham Mall Estate, lot Hl. westville. Indiana ~· - --------------'i'eal EState For Sale ' 3 BEORM . mobile home, panellihg , wal/ . to -wall .carpeting, garage, utility building , three and four tenths acres lot, Rutland St . R CABIN - 3 8R'1, bath, full bosement, furnoce, Mlddloport . 18,000. Phone and drilled well. Asking 992-3843. $14,000. 11 ·2-8tc 13.15 ACRES - 4 B.R. brick, up to date bath, F A furnace. Nice porch Only $30,000. r-----::'l"'-.--~ RACINE - 3 B.R.'s, nice L.ET, Uf."OO iT! I bath, new kit., dining, not. gas ~ • furnace, 2 porches and spacious vard. BRICK- 3 B.R.'s, nice bath,J living and dining paneled, • N-ed. kif. with dishwasher an<j disposal. W. to W. carpeting. Want only 111,000 Before winter. 5 ACRES OUT - On hard NO. 144 - 25 o., severo! outbldgs., lge. pond, lge. older home, country set. ling, $25,000.00. NO. 144-A-104 o.. mon or less, severo! oufbldgs., lge. ol~er home. 140,000.00. •1795 1971 Pinto cyl., 4 spd. -TRUCKS1973 Ford Custom, F-100, 360 Y-B, trans., sliding rear win. locally owned. 2695 1 . '. t ' ; $16,500. 742·2211 Rulflnd 1972 Ford F-100 th Ton, 302 v.a, slend. Irons., long wlde bed with topper. '1695 1f71 G.M.C. 6 cyl., 4 wheel drive, IJimrny, stand. Irons., P.B. 1995 ' 1973 Olds 98, Luxury Coupe, 2 dr., H. T. Olds finest accessories '2995 1973 Ford - Ga f, 500 2 dr. H.T., fact. air, P.S., P.B., vinyl roof. •2295 · we have hundreds of carpet va lues Yo ur job can be completed In l Ia 2 weeks No long waiting period Our Installer has 28 years experience .. Expert Installa ti on You ' ll like RUTLAND FURNITURE 1695 *15D -· what YQU get . CALL 742-2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT 1 1959 Dodge P.U. Runs good. $499Square ' Yard RUB 1972 G.M.C. \'aTOll, :rll V·BStand Trons. 1 501 NYLON roed, 112 fenced, large pond, 1973 Golden Empr~s, 14X68 Runabout, 4 •1295 ~ Box 28A , Reiland, 45775 LOTS - Up to 3 ,acres for Phone 742 2409 10-31 -26tc building or trailers. IF YOU WANT AGOOD BUY, DROP IN AND · WE WILL SPEND ALL THE TiME NEEDED TO SEE OUR PROPERTIES. NO. 147-2 BR., full base., HW floors, frame cons!., gas furnace, .10le200 lot, good buy at 19.000.00. *2195 1973 Opel 4 Dr. Sedan, 4 cyl., 4 spd. '1195 .Carpeting ... trailer, drilled well. Com. 10-31 -12tc ' MIDDLE PORT forlable 9 room home, ~ BR's, CUSTOM Homes, no down 5 closets, 1V> balhs, spacious ~avment , VA Loans. FHA living, dlnlng, hot woter As low as 3 percent down Your plans or ours Call or heating, and 70'x160' lot. Only Strout., Realty 1973 Dodge Dart Swinger, 1970 Maverick6 cyl., auto., sharp car. ------,..-------- 46391 write, Shepard Contracting , • 10-9 lfc 11 4·12•c Phone 949 2611. I Oh1o , Crltt BfedfOrd Middleport on a SOx 120 lot . Wall to wall tarpetlng, paneling , new ceilings , garbage disposal , etc Garage w1th storage area S13.500 For appointmen! . 3 B'EDRM house In Racine . i 1 C -BRAOFoFib . Auctioneer . Comp lete Service Pl'1one 949 24SI or 949-2000. Racine, 6 ROOM hOUSe With bath In & S795 brakes, '1695 SIGN PAINTING , letter ing , reasonable ra tes Write Box 601 , Pomeroy . 11 -2-6tp after 4 p . m . or see Milo B. Hutchinson 10 9 I fC only SB.900 With new lur nlture , only $10 ,300 . Phone 992-1648 ll 6 26tc ! 10 31 ·26tc ) BR HOME, lust finiShed remodeling Salem St . , Rupand . Phone 142·2306 1969 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4 DR. V-8 automatic, air cond., pawer steering radl~. Speclol. 2 ~r., H.T., 318 auto., P.S. BEAUTIFY your home with Perm a Stone New l'lomes as well as remodeling work . Expert Installation Free estimates . Phone 742·2409. --:=~- - -- ----- - - HOUSE on L1ncoln Heights , 2 bedrm, large kitchen , full basement. nice back yard , ' estimates Call 992·3057 I or {lJ 667 30.41, Coolville~ 1•. 1_. 10 15-tfc- .. "iiEDRM . home-:- lusl finished, remodeling, Sale!.'). St , Rutland Phone 7.tl2 1~Ys­ . after 4 p.m. or see Milo B. Hutchison 9-23 lfc calf 992 2022 _______________ rree j" 1349 1973 Vega Hatchback G. T., 4 cyl., 4 spd. WE SPECIALIZE In mobilehome furnace repair Phone 992-5858 9-18-llc -·-·-----------Real Estate lor Sale 804 W. Main 11 -5-6tc · POmeroy 992-2298 LIKE NEW 60,000 BTU gas heater with automatic After Hours Clll controls Phone 992 7406 992-7133 11 5-Atp -·-·----- -·-----ONE 111 black riding horse , whitt blaze , v.ry gentle CONTACT' . PhOne 742 2211 dav, or 742 Lllls Pauley 2245 night lrancl1 Ma111ger .... ..,... __ ., __ __ ___11 .__.S-6tc ~ - 1968MERC. COMET2 DR. V-8, std. lrans .. radio. *1895 Bu ild an all steel building at Pole Barn prices? Golden Giant All Steel Buildings, Rt d, Box 148, Waverly , Oh 10 Phone 947 ·2296 7-24__._ lfc 1973 Ford Gal. 500 4 Dr. Sedan, fad. air, P.S., P. B., vinyl roof. 2195 1 ••• • •• • ' ~. • •' • •' .. 1972 Ford LTD 4 dr. H. T., fact. air, P. S., P.B.. V-roof. •1795 1971 Olds Custom Crulser,4dr . Wagon, fact. alr, P.S., P.B., AM-FM, luggage rack. •1695 1971 Olrysler New Yorker, 4 dr. sed., P.S., P.B.. fact. air. , 95 12 1971 Ford Torino 2 Dr. H. T., all American Spirit. Sharp. •1395 1972 Mere. Montego 4 Dr., sed., fact. air, P.S., P.B., vinyl roof. !.1695 1971 Dodge Monico 4 dr., fully equipped, locally owned. Come and see. •14.95 · 1970 Plymouth "' dr. wagon. •795 19" Chevy Impala 4 dr. Air. '495 1967 1 NEW & USED 1975 models: We have: Pintos, Mustang ll's, Mavericks. Granadas, Gran Torinos, & LTDs - plus many pickups. 1975 Demos. & Driver's Training Cars. 1975 Cadillac Daille .................... .58795 4 Dr. Sedan, less than 2100 miles Showroom clean . Full equipment Including genuine leather. '' ' ., . •. r _,' ' .... ,. 1975 Ford LlD 4 Dr. Sedan ...........'4395 ·: This man trodes every vear and le.. lhan 14,000 miles. Like new! ,, 1974 Ford Pinto 2 Dr. Sedan ......... '2695 ' Aula. trans., new 76 Trade-ln. Abright red beauty. 1972 Volkswagen Super Beetle ....... $1995 ;; low mileage. Extra sharpl 1973 Pontiac V8 Catalina .............. 52995 4 Dr. Hardtop, obouf 1h orlglnol price and this one compares favorably with new. Fully equipped with air condition and all goodies. .• ' 1 v.w. 200 Several other cars In stock at Riggs. 5te Ray Riggs or Roger Rlebei-- RIGGS USED 'CARS 'Racine Social Events Mn. Franell Morris The Bertha M. Sayre Missionary Society enjoyed a turkey dinner hosled by the Eslher Circle members ln lhe church basement Tuesday at 6 p. m. Nov. 4 with twenty members and two vlsltors present. The meeting followed in the sanctuary with Mrs. Mary K. Yost, president, ln charge. Mrs. Yost introduced Kellh Circle, Blcentennlal Minuteman, who gave a talk on the history and growth of Ohlo and showed slldes of Ohio and Meigs County after which Mrs. Yost opened the meeting with scripture, I'll. 100 and a poem and the song, "Lord, Speak to Me" by the group. Mrs. Martha Lou Beegle gave devollons on "Prayer" using scripture from Matthew and Luke and gave a meditation on The Lord's Prayer. The song "Prayer ls the Key 10 Heaven" closed devotlonll. In lhe business session an offering was taken lor the B~ptist Women Day of Prayer and plans were made for the society to go 10 the Infirmary Monday evening, Nov. 10 and they voled to LARRY'S MOBIL£ HOME SALES, INC. Pll 992-7777 POMEROY eGMmor e Kirkwood • Vemco Add:ARooms • Clestridge SectiJnal lbnes FINANCING AVAILABLE Mon.-Fri. 9·8 Saturday 9-6 aDSED SUNDAYS ext door to The ones Boys. change the lime of meeting from lhe first Tuesday evening lo lhe firsl Friday evening in February, May, August and November. The Love Glfl Dedicallon was led by Vera Beegle ualng · the hymn, "How Great Thou Art!" A reading "Giving Should be a Joy" and scripture II Cor. 9:7 and Luke 6:38 was followed by a poem, "My Self Denial Offering". Offerings or the Clrcles were presented by Ollle Mae Cozart and Frances Wilcoxen which was $104 .00. Vera Beegle gave the prayer of dedication. Mrs. Wallam, wife of Rev. WaUam, the guest minister, spoke 10 the group and dismissed the meeting wilh prayer. Mrs. Nlna Theiss ls in Columbus whlle her daughter, Mrs.. Arlene Wallace, la a sw-gical patient at Grant Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Unley Hart, Henry Roush and Dale Roush vlslled Mr. and Mrs. Wright Roush al Chlllicothe Sunday afternoon. · Mrs. Gene Fisher of Galllpolla and slsla', Mrs. Opal Diddle of Racine, vlalted Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miller, Tuesday. Mr . and Mrs. Leonard Morris of Calfiornla spent several days recently with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McKenzie, J. Patrick McCormiock and friend, Mlsa Dreama UUy of Colwnbus spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McKenzie . · Mr. and Mrs. Jack Adams attended the birthday party for their granddaughter, Melanie Adams, three. Twenty two persons were preaenl. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Manuel and chlldren of Marietta spent a weekend here wllh relatives and friends. Ovemlgbl guesls of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Turley and son Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Dlckle Lacy and son of Char lesion. ,; " 1973 Ford 8 Pass. V8 ................... '3795 .. Motor co · $5298 Cpe., Ieos than 7,000 miles, deluxe belts, lint glass, air conditioned, deluxe bumpers ond guards, remote LH & RH mirror, 400-48 Bl engine, AM rodlo and tape, au• . lighting, comforllllwheel. Like new and a real sharpie. ·NO;-s-;1~~-;~e;:--;r:~n l·Lowest possible prices 2-Highest trade-ins 3-Greatest values 4-Finest parts and service maintained 5-Genuine and sincere interest in your welfare Y-84 Or. Sedan, new 76 Ford trade-In from very c:orefullocol owner. VInyl top and air and full equipment. 2 SIGNS Pomeroy OF OOAI.ITY ~E A DY MIX CONCRETE d e lil/e-r ed d g ht to your protect . r a st and easy Free estimat es Ph one 99 '2 J2B.4, Goe gl eln Ready M ix Co , Mi ddl eport. Oh lo4 6 l o ttC ·-. ''' ' 1973 auvsler Newport .................. 52895 : SALE!- - - - - -- - - - - - - - - ANTIQUE purflp organ , baby crib mattress . Phone 949· $795,00 $595.00 $395.00 ~ 860 K 0 F Ll Fe for adults and children from first years to literacy A triumph of the printer ' s art literature for the home Comprehensive and complete , glorious ptctures tor little children . Bible History and out . standing personalities of both the Old and New Testaments with "Jesus ," H 1gh and L tfled up above all others Understanding both the New and Old Testament. these books will form a literary arl , alter and provide spiritual herlta'ge for the fllmily For In formation. call or write Louis A DeluJ. Rt 1 Box i6.5, Portland, Oh io Phone 843 2811 11 -7 3tc 1968 Pontiac EJtt. 4 Dr. H. T. 1968 Buick LeSabre 2 Dr. H. T. 1965 Chev. Homemade Van Wouldn't you like to buy your next car from a Friendly Dealer. Stop by Smith Nelson & ~just how friendly we are. Stop and visit . with us even if you don't want a car or service. Come on in. See one of these friendly salesmen, Ceward Calvert, J. D. Story or Bill Nelson. '• -------------' 0 ~e~s ~~ie~le~~~mrr~~g;e~~ 11 ·5-6tc 11 ·4·6fc li7o- 8uici<- R1-;i;;;:-lutl SBOO Phone ~ double door frost free refr i gerator and deluxe elec range , $500 for both or DEEP well pump . 40 ofiflon tank ,· J57 Mag ~:~•stot wtth sell separately Can be seen holsters Also , 1975 Fireb 1rd at Kingsbury Sales , 111 E Phone 142 2661 Main St, Pomeroy . Ohio or 11 -2 6tc call 992 7034 11 4 Stc AIRCO welding ma chine , new. elec all accessories 1974 HONDA 750, tour and 1ncluded Phone 99:2 -3410 extras Phone 992 3658 10-28-lfc 11 4-6tc - ----------- 1973 Ford Gran Torino, 2 dr. H. T., light green. auto., P.S., P. B., radio, small V-8. This Is a loc:~l one owner car. Real nice Ford. $2695.00. WcdnesdJV Afternoon Foursome NovemberS, 197S Sky Line Lanes Team W L f ountatn of Youth 54 26 George' Grocery 51 29 Nail M1ne Serv tce 49 31 Busy Beauty Salon -48 32 Le e Supply 36 .44 Som ervtlle RE 34 46 Sparky's Sunoc. o 37 40 Th e Hoot Owls 16 64 rounlain of Youth nad high game 734 ar'ld National Mine Serv1ce h1gh series 2071 Edith Jackson rolled 202 .535 game and series, Whtle Betty Reece, sub had 543 Busy Beauty Salon took StX points and los! lwo to The Hoot Owls 0 Casto 165 4<46 for Busy Beauty Salon Belly Reece had 182 5.. 3 for The Hoot Owls George's Grocery won six. and los! two Ia Lee Supply . High for George's Groc~ry was Val Harper, sub, With a 161 432 High for lee Supply was Janet Brown, sub. with a 155 d60 Nallonal Mine Ser vice won six and lost lwo lo Sparky ' s Sunoco Jt nny Wtlllams wes high 188-.. 50 for National Mine Serv i ce . Jennifer Harris, sub. had high game 175 and Vicky Adkins high series 421 for Sparky's sunoco . Somerville Real Estate lost eight lo Fountain of Youth Jane Sowles 136 392 was high tor Sommervdle Real Estate and Edith Jackson 202 535 was high for Fountain Of Youth Splits picked up, Lucy Kerwood 7 3 10, Muy Ann Sharp 3 10 and Jennifer Harris 3-10 Club Wagon, Van type Chatteou luxury model. Power sleerlng, auto trans. Shows extra good care. Full glass von. 1972 Ford 1 ton, V8 E3QO.............52495 ItT! CHEVROLET CAPRICE REMINGTON. 1.100 auto, new 12 or 20 go Sl72 50 F1fe's 1 Middlepqrt. Pr>Jo. ~MM.OWhOiesa~ -oeerSt~s. 1o 1 36tc 10 26-lltp NEW HOTPOINT 14 CU II 1974 Pontiac Grandville, 9pass. wagon, auto., air, power seats, auto., P.S., P.B., tilt wheel, local owner. We sold this one new. $4595.00. These Cars Would Make Somebody Nice Transportation or A2nd Car 1973 HODAKA Wambat 125 d1rtbike, 2,000 m 11es, good condition Phone 992 2845. 11 4 6t c Sl 29 , Brenneke slugs, SA 95 per bo'l<, all shot shells wholesale Bla ck powder , $2 90 l b Lots of new and used guns, F 1fe's back of Speed Queen Laundrymat. M tddleport . Phone 992 -H94 We trade for anything 1974 btev. 112 Ton Pickup, wideside, long bed, auto., P.S., P. B., carpet, local owner, burg . in color. Real nice truck for $3595.00. Here Are Some Cheaples -- -·----------- - R------------- ------------ 1'1 Hlp From the largest T¥uck or Bulldozer Rad•ator to the S!Jallest Heater Core 1974 Pontiac LuJtury Lemans, 2 dr. H. T., vinyl top, factory alr, tape, extra low mileage. This is one sharp car. Only $3995.00 good condtllon J full bath Mus t see to apprec tate Phone 949 2774 11 4 6tc rust. S1.2DO Also, JO Inch elec . range used 3 months, S75 Phone 742-2796. 11 5 6tc -------------- · two twin bull calves . Phone 84l -23S3 II 6 410 REAL· -g;;ii;- h-;;:;;- ;j,h Help Wanted saddle and bridle , $275 Phone U3-2061 INTERESTED In working? 1974 c:~-Jimmy .4 wheel 11 Htc We wekonte your vtslt to drive, automatic, p s .. tape see our Kosco! Cosmettcs player , JSil .. barrel heavy KNAPP SHOES FEATURING business flrsf hand and get Phone 992·3272 IW Sale cl 99 hOU$eholdS . Write M. "" . ·11 ·2·71C Miller , Rt . 4, Pomeroy , ---Ohio, Call 992-1160. j - - - - - - - - - - -. 10-7-74 1 1966FURY llautomal>c Also , acquainted With our com . plele company Ann Sauvage , lndepen~r nt Dtstrlbutor, Syracuse . ' 30 FT TRAVEL EZZ trai ler, Park , R t 33, ten mites north ot Pomeroy Large lots With concrete paliOS'/ sidewalks. runn e rs a nd off street 1 QNE ONLY , New beam scale 't' 1o weigh cook i es , c~ndy and par'king "'Phone 9q ~ 1471 small ltems . White 12 31 ltc other enemel f inish with chrome FREE RENT -AT ViLLAGE platec;l scoop . 4 lb . by 1'2 oz . Selling at MANOR IN MID · capacity Wholesale Pr>ce , 549 .95 DL.EPORTI We are so sure Rail's Ben Frenkl in , Mid that you will love our apart . dleport . ments !hat we give you two 11 -7 ltc weeks RENT FREE . Just pay your security deposit INSIDE STORM and stay six monlhs and the THE WINDOWS! SIWE UP to 30 first 2 weeks is free . You will percent on fuel bi lls, tnstall enjoy month l y leases, all ins ide In any ~ealher on eleclrlc living , carpeting , most windows Available at range and refr igerator, free King Builder's Supplv Co . "ash pickup. cable TV Phone 992 -3748 (optional I and laundry 11 ·1 6tc facilities. Convenient to shopping ali Third and Mill ln Middleport . VILLAGE FARMALL tractor H In good shape. Phone 992 3640. 5425 . MANOR Is yours for one 11-1 61c bedroom • apartments starling at s1o• monthly plus elec We pay for everything WALNUT •stereo - console , else . see the Manager at AM FM radio, 8 track tape Riverside Apartments or combination . Balance call 992-3273 Thls offer will S102 10 or terms Call 992 · end .$Oon, so move In now 3965 ' 11 s lfc and save SSSS .~Q- ;ijfn."h;~:;ie;-b;x~s: ~~~-·GRAN~-~~I;o-;;;d, brass 992 5122 or ~92 - 5305 Service ------------- ...~,._ will N0.1 HEATING OIL N0.2 HEATING OIL Degrtt oav Delivery Butlgtt Pav Plan POMEROY LANDMARK Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. Phone 992-2181 117 5tc -·----- -------- and SuppliM I ---------------- - ------------ FUEL OIL Kanaugll , Ohio Phone {614) 446 9662 ~NTIQUES , Cherry chest Of drawers , over 150 years old can be seen at 317 locust St., Middleport, Ohio . Phone . '· . BUY ONE OF THESE v' v USED CARS THAT HAS BEEN CHECKED & WINTERIZED & 'DON'T WORRY ABOUT THE LONG WINTER AHEAD Pets 1l 4· 26tc ONE bedrm mobile home for - - - · - - -- - - - - - -·renl Phone 992 -3S09 NO HUNTING or trespassing 10 31 tf c on my property without my - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~:~ermtss l on Ernesl Ward , 1 RM unfurn tshed apt . tn Jr off Langsville Dex.ter Rutland Inqu ire at Sal em Road Street Market. or call 7.42 11 2 6tc 2424 , or 1112 3141 11 1 6tc ROOM and board for senior -citizens , very nice Phone FURNISHED apartment 992 3509 adults only 1n M tddieport 10 12 lfc Phone 992 3874 - - - - - - - - - -- - -3 25 tfc Garden Tractor Pull. Sunday , - - - · - - - - - - - - - -·-Nov 9 , 12 . 30 p m . fill dark . 7 RM . HOUSE: tn ~yracuse , Rain date , Sunday Nov . 16, Oh 1o Bllsement , garage. Gale SI.OO, under 10 free real nice home , must have One cy linder 12 inch wheel references if Interested Call ltmlt Wheelie wheels day (61.4) 4.4lt -7699.even lngs, required Brimstone {614) 4469539. · Raceway Park . Coolville , 11 ·5-tfc 01'1io . - ------.-------11 6 3tc TRAILER space for rent All - - - - - - - - - - - - : -- -.ulllities Phone 992 -5535 . 9-16 tfc new accept customers. MOBI LE HOME S SALES ~ SAYS "THE CLOSER YOU LOOKTHE,BITTER WI LOOK" QOWLING PH. 992-2174 l 97J-N/\SHUA,14x70traller , 3 114121p JSBJ 11 ·7· l21C bedrm Jl 1 bath . gas heat - · - · - - - - - - - - - - - 953I Take over ~:~aymenls Phone ONE J year old Tl'1oroughbred ELWOOD BOWER S REP AI R; 4 1J.ffc 992 3388 tilly , S450 A lso, one yearling sweepers , toast ers , irons , 11 7 6t c half Thoroughbred co l t. 59" STONE block home on Vtne all small applian ces Lawn , Stre et in Ractne Four room -·- - · - - - - - - - tall $150 Phone 992 7583 . m ow er , next to Stat e High . ONE two bedrm and one 3 11 4-12tc and full bath A lso block AK C Cocker Span tel PUPPieS way Garag e on Route 1"!' bedrm trailer located In _ - - - - - - - - - - - - uld 1ty room , separate frorn Phone 992 226.4 house PhOne (614) 98S 42Jl 1 Phone 98 5 3825 Clifton w Va ConstructiOn LO ST Bright carpet colors . 11 6 3tc 4 16 tfc or 992 5930 workers preferred Phone restore !hem with Blue (J0d) 773 5873 Lustre Rent elec sham 11 7 6tp AK_c. D~b;~~;;-~PPTes mare t, EP T IC l A N K~ c ! ea ne.o 11 6 Ol e pooer Ne lson's Drug Store and female, Champion blood - ·------ ------11 6 6tp 6 ACRES ' WTihS rDOm- holise , M od ern San itation 99 2 3954 lin e Phone (304) 882 3268 , 1975 14 x 70 TRAILER, e x f inished , basement , rural or · 992 734 9 New Haven , W Va locat ed on Rl 143 I' cellent cond1tion , especially 9 18 li e RE FRIGERATOR, GOOD water 11 4 61p I built for off tces Low pric e CONDITION Phone 1614 ) Phone 7.42 2590 11 -2 61c BAt:KHOt:: tor ren t, hour or for qu1 ck sale Phone {304) 985 3952 8 WEE K old Coonhound pups , 675 1921 or 615 5829 contra c t Reg . or ex s2s Phone 13041 882 2420 10 30 ttc cava!lng type Sept tc tanks 11 2 lip - - -Installed Bill Pull ins Phone 1972 HILLCREST 12 X 64, 2 992·2478 BI LLY GOAT and collie to bedroom . central air con 8-27 tfc g1ve away Phone 949 2739 . dtftontng , etec kitchen w tth 11 6 Jtc double eye level ovens . Fully cerpeled, gas or oil heat , custom sk•r t lng , BLAC K female Ch i huahua S-4, 975 Phone (61d) 491 2118 dog , wtll g1ve away to 10-31ltc someone who will give a good home Prefer someone who raises Chihuahuas Phone 142 2545 Allee S Nease, 16141 985· BEEGLE rabb it dog, 5 3942 old up lo 6 years 11 5-8tp months Also, whtte gumeas Will we s Sale 8 30 a m Yes, LARRY lAVENDER ' ... (1, I • Ul I SMITH NELSON MOTORS INC. p aneling , Radiata DAN THOMPSON AT Business Services VV ILL ou housework by lhe day Mond a y l hru r rlday Phone 9"9 2"43 or 843 2230 11 6 91 c Mobile Homes For Sale 21655. You are hereby notified that and Ap . t he Inventory praisement or the estate of the aforementioned , deceased, l ate of said County , was flied In this Court Said Inventory and Appraisement will be for hei!lr lng f>etore this Court on th e 12th day of November , 1'H5. at 10 . 00 o 'clock A ,M . Any person desiring to file excep11ons thereto must file them at least five days prior to ~c date set for hearing . Given under mv hand end seat of said Court j this 29th day of October 1975 Employment Wanted Cornmisslon s Th e J:)ubllsher reserves the ADVANCE and cell ,ng matltng c1rcutars!! Com rtght to edit or re1ect eny ads plete begu1ners k.it, $1 10 21 3ooc Blown de emed o blec t tonal The {refundable I send stamped pub li sher wdl not be addressed envelnpc for Insulation Services r espon sible for more than one Ptumbtng', information Box )8, ~EMOOELING , Blown mto Walls &Allies mcor r ect inserllon her~tlng and all type s oft Rutland , Ohio 4.5775 STORM RAT~S gen eral repair Work1 11 ·2 lip For Want Ad Service WINDOWS& DOORS quaranteed 20 years exA I 5 cents per Word one Insertion r !I BRIC SHOP Unlimded pcn enc e Phone 992 24 09 REPLACEMENT Min imum Charge St 00 5 1 If~ WINDOWS potential ~ receSSIOn proof 1.1 cents per word three ALUMINUM bustness Would like to find consecu tt ve mserttons a work1no partner to SIDING-SOFF ITT 26 cents per word six con operate a fabri c shop In this GU fERS-AWNINGS se cull ve tnserltOM area Complete !raining , 25 Per Cent Discount on pa id turnkev o~:~eral t on Must ads and ads pa1d wllhin 10 have $300 $6000 Now 1961 BUDDY , 12 x 65. 2 bdr . days I I acuse, Ohio available to invest for one 1965 Parktane, 12 x 69 , 2 CARD OF THANKS Ph 992-3993 half ownersh1p For details , bedrm , 1973 Dar 1an 1d x 69, & Obituary d 10 1 mo write or call Valley Fabrtcs . S2 00 for SO word m inimum . 2 bedrm . 1972 ESQutre, 14 x · ~-:--------;: 100 Cherry Valley Road , 69 2 , bedrln ; 1974 Scholl . 14 r · E:: -:"1 add 1ttona1 word 3c , Newark. Oh io, 43055. (614) x 69 2 bedrm KANAUGA rOf' OFFICE HOURS Address Unknown, Mr. and Mrs, Daniel Worley, Beckley, W. Va., were weekend vlsliOrs of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Srmth. Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Cl!arley Smith were Mr. and' Mrs. Daniel Worley, Beckley, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Harley T. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, Kall, Cl!arlea and Kevin. Mr. and Mrs. George Warner, Mr . and Mrs. Eugene Thompson, Gina and Cyndla and Mr. and Mrs, Mark Wamer and family of Mason were SWlday vlsliOrs ofMr.andMrs. H. E. Warner and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Warner and family. Mr.andMrs. Ivan Shwnate and aons of Mansfield and Mrs. Paul Pierce and aons of Mason, W. Va., were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs . Larry Johnson and family and Mrs. Geneva Shumate. Mrs. Shumate returned home after a visit with Ivan Shumate family of Mason were SWlday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Warner and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Warner and family. Mr.andMrs.lvanShwnate and sons of Mansfield and Mrs. Paul Pierce and sons of Mason, W. Va., were weekend vlstors of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johnson and famlly and Mrs. Geneva Shumate. Mrs. Shumate returned home after a visit wlth Ivan Shumate and lamUy of Mansfield. Pub Addi tional 2.5c Charge per Advertisement An•-•rJ Tlti• onr raufd ,, IIUptrlor to a kfng - AN ACE J\T 1 ~~0 Defore BLIND ADS FLUKE FACILE TARTAR W0 Ifp en Day Help Wanted REGULATION 5 III HIPLA'C WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES Jotat 10n Monday Oeadllne 9 a m Can cellation Corre c lions Wi ll be accepled untll 9 am for Day of Publica lion .r r 1 GET READY SALE to I 7,1975 Econollne Van. Y-8, long wheel base, fully corpeted. Good tires, auto. trans .. power steering. USED CARS 73 Cadilac Sed. DeVille, power, air .....'5100 73 Cadillac Cpe. DeV'dle, pow~ air....... s4995 73· P~. FUIJ Ill 4 Dr~ V-8 auto..........11995 73 Pont. LeMans 4 Dr., pow., air....... 12995 72 Pontiac H.T. Cpe., V-roof, power; ..... 12395 72 Buick LS Cus. Con., power, air ....... '2895 72 Olds 98 H.T. Sed., power, air ....... '2895 :72 Buick Eledra, V-tllp, pow., air •.••••• 1Z695 72 P~. Gold Duster, 6 cyl., 3 speed •••• 11995 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., power, air..........12695 72 Chev. Imp. Cus. Cpe., fuH power, air'2295 · 72 Olds Lux. Sed~ fuU pow.-, _ fact air 12895 72 Dodge Swinaer Cpe., 318 v.a, auto..'1895 11 Olds Cut. Cpe., v.a auto., P.s., .......'Z295 11 Dodge Charger Cpe., v.a auto., P.s.. 11695 71 Fonl LTD Waaun, pow., luggage radl'1695 70 Dodge Mon. 4 of., V-8 auto., P.B., ..1139'5 70 OJds 98 HT. Sed., pow., F. air ........'1095 69 P~. 4 Door, v.a auto................. '895 69 Olds 88 HT Cpe., 350 V-8, F. air .....'895 68 Olds Cut. 4 Dr. HT, 350 V-8, P.B.... '895 68 Dodge Dart Cpe., v.a auto.............'995 68 Pontiac 4 Door, air..................... 1395 67 CltMie 4 Door 6 cyl. auto........... ~95 67 Fonl Cus. 500 2 Dr., V-8 auto..•..... 1395 66 Fard Gal. 500 HT. Coupe ............. '295 69 ClteunJJet ~ tan Pickup ...............11295 72 Dodge 1 ton Truck, flat bed ......... .12695 ONLY 11975 OlDSMOBILE STARARE COUPE See one of these courteous salesmen: Pete Burris, Lloyd McLaughlin or Marvin Keebaugh. Karr & Van Zandt "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evenings Unti16:ot-TII5p.m. Sat. Miss Bernice Ledlie of Langsville was a dinner guest Monday evening of Mrs. Grace Jividen. Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Turley and Larry Turley allended the funeral services for their grandmother, ' Friday, Oc.t. 31 at Charleston, W. Va. Carmel News, By the Day; Mrs: Robeii Lee, Rebecca, Bob Bill, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roser Gru~r Rnd family at Logan. . Mr. and Mrs. James Circle of New Haven spent &mday with Mary Circle. Roy Johnson and Racine called at the home of Arthur Earl Johnson and family on &mday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Swepston and Steve Swepston ,and friend, Gay Salley, all of ' \ " ,,". MANY MORE SEE : Fred Blaettnar, Pit Hill, Melvin Uttle, or Dan Thompson Open Evenings Til6:00 Except Thurs. and Sat. Til 5:00 DAN THOMPSON " "... .. FORD PHONE 992·21$6 l'be Abn••c United Press lntematlooal TodayisFrlday,Nov. 7, the 311th day of 1975 with 54 10 follow. The moon ls aprroachlng lts first quarter. The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars and Saturn. The evening star ls Jupiter. Those born on thls date are under the sign of Seorplo. Evangellst Billy Graham was born Nov. 7, 1918. On thll day In history: In 1115, the Lewis and Clark Expedition elghted the PaclflcOce~m at the mouth of lhe Colwnbla River. In 1174, the first cartoon de)i.ctlng the elephant as the symbol of the Republican party was prlnled In Harper's Weekly. In 1918, Republlcan Jeannette Rankin of Montana became the first woman elected to the u-~· House of Representatives. In 19'12, President Richard N!Jon was re-elected to a second term by a landallde vote, defeating Democrat George McGovern. 461 s. Thi'd Midfllpart r----. . . TOM RUE DORCAS Mr. and Mrs. Jonn liOruy and children Held! and John Jr., of Lisbon visited with Emma Johnsona and lhe Bernard LaValley family recenlly . . Aunt Pannle Marie Brumfield and Kalle Sprow of Galllpolls, vlslled wtlh Sherry Knopp and S(ln, Aaron, Tanners Run Road. Colwnbus, spent a weekend wlthMr.andMrs. Robert Lee and family. Betty VanMeter and Eunle Brinker called at the home ol Jesse Gainer, Pomeroy, Sundily. .,.~ ... "76 An! IIIII" 74 Mere. Comtl, 6 cyl., 4 dr., auto., P.S., AM redlo, low miiNge, I local owner, powdor blue, real IIIII'J. '3195 74 Dodge Charger S. E., 2 dr. H.T., power windows, AM-FM redlo, air, console, fact. Official car. '3895 74 Plymouth S...IIHe, t pass. wagon, air, P.S.. P.B., feet. official car. •3895 12 Cllev. Imp. Custom, 2dr. H.T., P.S., P.B., AM redlo. '2195 73 Plymouth Valiant, 4 dr.' cyl., euto., P.S., AM redlo, good economy. - '2695 61 Chev, 9 puungor WAgon, lir, P.S., P.B. '1095 70 VW, red bug. A steal at Dllellae 1775 By United Press ID· tematloaal SOREL, Canada, Nov. 7Word reached American lines that Canadian Gov, Guy CarleiOn advlaed city merchants he was piBMing to abandon Montreal in the near future. To the east, Col. Benedict Arnold informed Gen. Schliyler he intended 10 cross the St. Lawrence and attack Quebec as soon as possible. '· '995 Dart Swinger 2 dr., 70 6 cyl., eulo., P.S., AM radio, new tires. " '1595 •495 Dodge Coronet Convt. See Tom Rue, or Ray Douglas Ph. 992·2594 BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston Red Sox have rewarded American League manager of the year Darrell Johnson with a new two-year cootract ror leading the Red Sox to their first pennant since 1987 and taking them to Within one game or the world championship. General Manager Dick OTonnell also announced rul•l hct Stan WU111111111, Don lu umer, John Pesky and Don Br~·ant have been rehired. O'Connell also said he has hired John Claiborne, a former alde to Oakland owner Charlie Finley who acouted for the Red Sox late last aeaaon, as "my general aasistant." \ ,. • .':• ... ••. ..,•••'· ..'.. ' •' ... ..• •, •• :: '. ,. ..'. ,,'. . '. ... '. '· ' :., • '. ,. '. ......'· • ....,. ... .." .. '· • :· , '· , ,. ,. !; ,, :: .•, �~;;;;:.:~:,:;:'·For Fast Results Use Th~·Sentinel .Classifieds, ' 9-TheDaUy o.. ~'riday,Nov llnscr•mble th('!it' fuur JumllleM. j form four ordlnar)' "ord•. one letter to eat·h ~UIIr't', I' 5 PM II 1;:,>.1-J OF F 10 ~0~ tJ I II A UN IOI'l, I~~~~~*~•=•~~~m~;I(XIIIXl DVELEX V] V 'i . ~ t, .,1 Now arranro the circled lelten to form the ourprloe anower, u ourreoted br the above cartoon. (Aa.werw tomorrow) v....trd•y'• I J•mblr" BLANK 7\T lleWS tes COMMON PLEAS COURT MEIGSCOUNTY, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO 45769 No . 1!,953 LLOYD SELLARDS, ET AL., Ptointuts FLOYD SEL~i'RDS, A thought for the day: American poet Ella Wheeler said, "No question Is ever settled untU lt ls settled right." V.W.-AMC.JEEP OAVID SELLARDS, Last known 1ddress Midkiff, W•st V1rglnla 2554() , FLOYD SELLARDS, JR ., Addren Unknown , THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES. LEGATEES, EXECUTORS, AD · MINISTRATORS AND ASSIGNS OF FLOYD SELLARDS, DECEASED, Address Uknown, ET AL. , Defendants. SERVICE BY PUBLICATION To the Defendants above nemed You are herby not!fed that a Complaint h~s been filed In the Common Please court of Meigs County, Ohio, Cese No 15 ,953 , demandlhg partition of the following descrlb~ real estete. to .wll The fottow lng rea l estate slfu11ted In the County of Meigs , In the SUite of Ohio and In the Village of Rutland , bounded and described as follows : eetng Lot Number Four (A) In Luh's Addition to Rulland, Ohio Reference Deed Page 945 , Deed Vol 261. Records , Meigs County, Ohio . You are notified that you are reQuired to answer the Complaint within twenty -eight days afler the last publication . The last publication will be made on the 19th day of December, 1975. LARRY E. SPENCER, CleriC of cour1s Meigs County, Ohio (1117 . 14, 21 , 21; (12) s. 12, 19, 71< NOTICE ON FILING OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT Tfle St.ate of Ohio, Meigs County, court of Common Pleas, Probate Division To the Executor of the estate , to such of the following as are residents of the State of Ohio , viz the surviving spouse , the nut of kin , the beneficiaries under the w i ll , and to the attorney or at torneys representing any of the aforementioned persons Jessie L Shumaker, Deceased . Middleport. Ohio , Sallsbu · y Township , No Manning D Webster Judge By Ann B watson Deputy Clerk (10) 31 , (11) 7, 2tc CLEARANCE Savings on al new '75 AMC's and al Demos and NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE TO WHOM IT MAY CON CERN ' Notice is hereby g iven that on November 7, 1975, at 10 : 30 a m a public sale will be held , at Sm it h Nelson Motors, Pam eroy , Ohio to sell for cesh the following collateral. to wll : 1974 GMC trUck Ser . No . TKY18.tF.51797.4 , said collateral be~ng held ro secure an obllg~llon arising under a re tail Instalment executed by Ronald D Tavtor and held bV Driver Ed. Cars. VE A BUND DON WATTS V.W. RIVERSIDE AMC Rt. 7 No. Gallipolis, 011. Ph. 446·9800 General Motors A c cept~nce Corpora lion as secured party . Said public sale 1S to be con due ted according to the laws of the State of Ohio. General Motors Acceptance Cor . poranon reserves the rlohf to bid at th is sale The collateral Is presently stored and may be seen at Sm d h Nelson Motors . Pomeroy , Ohio . GENERAL MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION ( 11 ) 1, He . WANTEDI SAW LOGS 5 85.00 TO '200.00 PER M VENEER WHITE OAK, '400.00 PERM DELIVERED TO: OHIO PALLET CO. BEAUTICIAN wanled , Helen 's Beauty S he~:~ . 860 E Ma In , Pomeroy , Oh to 11 5 6tc - - -·· - -------·- Busines Opportun~ies CA RPENTRY , :'~2·m~ . ~======~~=~~:;;;;;~~;;;:;~=]~===~=~:====~j Phone FREE ESTIMATES EXPERIENCE') Coins, Currency r )44 26)1 11 6 3tc Wanted 8 30 am to s. oo p m Daily , to 12 00 Noon c:ASH paid for all makes and saturday , models of mobile homes . Phone area code 6t4 423 Notice SHOOT I NG Match , Corn Hollow Gun Club , 1 P m Nov 9 starts 12 noon 1 rnlle past M i les Cemetery , out of Rutland c 11 7 21 GUN Shoot. Rulland Amer ican Leg ton , begmn 1ng at noon Sunday on Beech grove Road 11 1 2tc STOP Save money at Christmas auction sale Fnday , m Lots of new toys and g ifts as well as free prizes Mason Auction , Mason . W Va . 11 5 3tc 7., PUT SOMe color m your life with genu ine Artex decorator paints . Otscover the fun by creating beautiful hand -painted linens Free i nstruction classes Call WITHOUT my permt~Ston , there will be no hunltng or trespassing on my property Bob McGraw , Meagan F a'rm , off lower Bowman ' s Run ____________ Z... 1 ., ··-- . 11 7 He trade 2521 - ____ ...._ For !or guns Phone 742 _________ _ 11 1 6tc Rent~ t ~ TRAILER space for rent in Middlepor t Phone 992 -5.434 10·21 26tc 4 RM furnished ap1 , adults only Phone 992 -5908 before 2 pm 11 21fc MOBILE home, n ice location. large pat 1o, city gas, like new Albert Hill , Racine , Ohio , phone 949 2261. 11 2 6tc JAMs----------AND bath , furnished , utilities 2937 . -- - pa 1d Phone 992 - 11 ·2-61p ·--------------- IF YOU ' VE ever purchase~ A LOVELy furn ished apart Koscot cosmeflcs an ment for, couples only . In haven ' t been reservlced , eludes washer.~~ dryer and phone Helen Jan.e ~rown, cable tn M iddleport over tndependenl Otstnbulor , Slim and Trim Phone 992 I614)992511J. Ormavbevou 7889 would like to lake orders. full or spare time In either __ West VIrginia or Yard Sale 3 F AMILY Porch ;:,ale, Friday and Saturday , 929 Hysell Sl. , Middleport Phone 992 5914 11 7-Hc GARAGe-5Al:'E:-5;t.;;:d.v . Nov . Band Monday, Nov . 10 Baby clothes , w inter clothes, dishes. curtains . books , men 's sweaters and slacks Lots of mise Items 9 a .m 1111 5 . 3G p m on Township Rd 79 , behind Rock Springs Fa i rgrounds Follow signs . 11 7 2tc Misc . Sale YARD SALE , Nov 8, 3 pc . beelroom suite, complete with mattress and springs. couch, chairs. gas eire . heater. kitchen table and chairs , typewriter , clothing , bedding , dishes , etc. George Hackett, 93 Seventh Ave., Middleport, Oh iO. 11 .t -61c ----------- ~ 1 2 ~ lie COU NTR Y Mobile Home 0 h '8: 11 5 3tc Wanted To Buy \ SILVER: Highest prices for sli ver coins , 1964 or before , l dayonl\1 Call LaSalle Hotel , Middleport, Room '1 . Tuesday , No~o~ 11 , 1 to 6 p m . 11 7 3tp beds. or complete ~ o- -·' ·- - ~MO ~ -~ - - · ·--·- Buy, Sell or Trade Appraisal service on estates and collections. . Nathan Biggs Radiator Spectallst , R&J COINS SM~TH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ph . 992·1174 Phone 742-2331 Roter Wamslev-Rulland 10-15-1 mo Pomeroy Real Estate For Sale 5 RM HOUSE oil Rt 143, Middleport. modern bath and k 1tchen . fuel 011 heat. l acre land Conlac t Dale Wllt. 232 Soutl'1 F ourth , Mtddleport 11 1 3tc 1973 Toyota 114 Ton Pickup, auto. This little truck has a topper & was locally owned. Must see this gas saver. $2895.00 1973 Pontiac Grand PriK, white ln color, bucket seat, AM & tape, powe,r windows, extras nice. G. P. Must see it. $3695.00 1F YOU are 1nterested In a new home or have your present one remode led , or you are '" need of a new roof. Call " Roush Con sJrucllon, " Greg Roush, 992 ~ ----------- ) I ' J· 10 2J·IfC -·------------- Auto Sales 1973 GALAX! E 500. 4door . low mileage, all power . Factory 'equipment Phone 9.49 -2774. 2.3377 duty trailer . towing sptcial. on off road tires, orher eKiras Excellent condition Phone ttl-3129 after s' JO p m all day, on Saturday and Sunday II 1·610 SOMEONE lor gutter repair . 1968 ~ ORD Pickup truck , 8 It Coli 142 28 <7 bed heavv duov F260. SS2S . 11 .6 41 c rhone 992 3640 11 I 61C - ------~------- -RN wanted 4 hours per week 1913 r ORo r 11 pickup, a 11 at Syracuse Nursing Home . bed, good shape . Call 992 1\ pply In person . any time J6.10 II I 6tc , 11 1 6tc 1969 Olds Toronado 1969 Chevelle 6 cyl. Wagon 1969 Mercury Marq. 4 Dr. HT I • ! $795.00 $895.00 $595.00 Open Eve. Till7 P.M. Sat. TillS P.M. Service Till4 :30 Week Day. Service Closed Sat. sproducts . Phone 992 3410 . 10 6-tfc REG POLLED Hereford bulls , one 5 year old. two yearlings . Exce l lent dispositions l'hone 992-.5565 or 992 28 26 11 2 lip 1975 Ford Maverick 6 cyl., auto., P.S., 18,000 miles. •2895 1974 Vega Hatchback, 4 cyl., 4 speed. WOULD •.YOU BELIEVE '! 2542 ll -7-6tc A I R STOP v i nyl weather striP,ping for your doors Available at Klng Builder's Supply Co Phone 992: 37.48 11 ·1 61C -------------SPECIAL - BLACK SER VICE OX FORDS and Weltlnglon Boots, 6 Inch farm style shoes, now S19 95 Dan •s Shoe R epatr, Mid dleport, Phone 992 -368.tl. ' power, air condlllonlng , very good condition with no ---·----------- 21strles In dress and casual , .5 sty as of worn shoes. S3 off . Now through Dec . 31, Dan ' s Shoe Repair, M iddleport Phone 992-3684 . 10 5 26tc APPROX IMATELY 211> acres, 200 fl on State Route 124, 200 foot river frontage, 1970 12 x 63 3 bedrm , bath and half mobile home , 10 IC tO storage shed, 11.-; 30patlo with one mobile home rental space 515,000 firm . Call area code (219) 785 2362 or write A E . Bailey, New Durham Mall Estate, lot Hl. westville. Indiana ~· - --------------'i'eal EState For Sale ' 3 BEORM . mobile home, panellihg , wal/ . to -wall .carpeting, garage, utility building , three and four tenths acres lot, Rutland St . R CABIN - 3 8R'1, bath, full bosement, furnoce, Mlddloport . 18,000. Phone and drilled well. Asking 992-3843. $14,000. 11 ·2-8tc 13.15 ACRES - 4 B.R. brick, up to date bath, F A furnace. Nice porch Only $30,000. r-----::'l"'-.--~ RACINE - 3 B.R.'s, nice L.ET, Uf."OO iT! I bath, new kit., dining, not. gas ~ • furnace, 2 porches and spacious vard. BRICK- 3 B.R.'s, nice bath,J living and dining paneled, • N-ed. kif. with dishwasher an<j disposal. W. to W. carpeting. Want only 111,000 Before winter. 5 ACRES OUT - On hard NO. 144 - 25 o., severo! outbldgs., lge. pond, lge. older home, country set. ling, $25,000.00. NO. 144-A-104 o.. mon or less, severo! oufbldgs., lge. ol~er home. 140,000.00. •1795 1971 Pinto cyl., 4 spd. -TRUCKS1973 Ford Custom, F-100, 360 Y-B, trans., sliding rear win. locally owned. 2695 1 . '. t ' ; $16,500. 742·2211 Rulflnd 1972 Ford F-100 th Ton, 302 v.a, slend. Irons., long wlde bed with topper. '1695 1f71 G.M.C. 6 cyl., 4 wheel drive, IJimrny, stand. Irons., P.B. 1995 ' 1973 Olds 98, Luxury Coupe, 2 dr., H. T. Olds finest accessories '2995 1973 Ford - Ga f, 500 2 dr. H.T., fact. air, P.S., P.B., vinyl roof. •2295 · we have hundreds of carpet va lues Yo ur job can be completed In l Ia 2 weeks No long waiting period Our Installer has 28 years experience .. Expert Installa ti on You ' ll like RUTLAND FURNITURE 1695 *15D -· what YQU get . CALL 742-2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT 1 1959 Dodge P.U. Runs good. $499Square ' Yard RUB 1972 G.M.C. \'aTOll, :rll V·BStand Trons. 1 501 NYLON roed, 112 fenced, large pond, 1973 Golden Empr~s, 14X68 Runabout, 4 •1295 ~ Box 28A , Reiland, 45775 LOTS - Up to 3 ,acres for Phone 742 2409 10-31 -26tc building or trailers. IF YOU WANT AGOOD BUY, DROP IN AND · WE WILL SPEND ALL THE TiME NEEDED TO SEE OUR PROPERTIES. NO. 147-2 BR., full base., HW floors, frame cons!., gas furnace, .10le200 lot, good buy at 19.000.00. *2195 1973 Opel 4 Dr. Sedan, 4 cyl., 4 spd. '1195 .Carpeting ... trailer, drilled well. Com. 10-31 -12tc ' MIDDLE PORT forlable 9 room home, ~ BR's, CUSTOM Homes, no down 5 closets, 1V> balhs, spacious ~avment , VA Loans. FHA living, dlnlng, hot woter As low as 3 percent down Your plans or ours Call or heating, and 70'x160' lot. Only Strout., Realty 1973 Dodge Dart Swinger, 1970 Maverick6 cyl., auto., sharp car. ------,..-------- 46391 write, Shepard Contracting , • 10-9 lfc 11 4·12•c Phone 949 2611. I Oh1o , Crltt BfedfOrd Middleport on a SOx 120 lot . Wall to wall tarpetlng, paneling , new ceilings , garbage disposal , etc Garage w1th storage area S13.500 For appointmen! . 3 B'EDRM house In Racine . i 1 C -BRAOFoFib . Auctioneer . Comp lete Service Pl'1one 949 24SI or 949-2000. Racine, 6 ROOM hOUSe With bath In & S795 brakes, '1695 SIGN PAINTING , letter ing , reasonable ra tes Write Box 601 , Pomeroy . 11 -2-6tp after 4 p . m . or see Milo B. Hutchinson 10 9 I fC only SB.900 With new lur nlture , only $10 ,300 . Phone 992-1648 ll 6 26tc ! 10 31 ·26tc ) BR HOME, lust finiShed remodeling Salem St . , Rupand . Phone 142·2306 1969 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4 DR. V-8 automatic, air cond., pawer steering radl~. Speclol. 2 ~r., H.T., 318 auto., P.S. BEAUTIFY your home with Perm a Stone New l'lomes as well as remodeling work . Expert Installation Free estimates . Phone 742·2409. --:=~- - -- ----- - - HOUSE on L1ncoln Heights , 2 bedrm, large kitchen , full basement. nice back yard , ' estimates Call 992·3057 I or {lJ 667 30.41, Coolville~ 1•. 1_. 10 15-tfc- .. "iiEDRM . home-:- lusl finished, remodeling, Sale!.'). St , Rutland Phone 7.tl2 1~Ys­ . after 4 p.m. or see Milo B. Hutchison 9-23 lfc calf 992 2022 _______________ rree j" 1349 1973 Vega Hatchback G. T., 4 cyl., 4 spd. WE SPECIALIZE In mobilehome furnace repair Phone 992-5858 9-18-llc -·-·-----------Real Estate lor Sale 804 W. Main 11 -5-6tc · POmeroy 992-2298 LIKE NEW 60,000 BTU gas heater with automatic After Hours Clll controls Phone 992 7406 992-7133 11 5-Atp -·-·----- -·-----ONE 111 black riding horse , whitt blaze , v.ry gentle CONTACT' . PhOne 742 2211 dav, or 742 Lllls Pauley 2245 night lrancl1 Ma111ger .... ..,... __ ., __ __ ___11 .__.S-6tc ~ - 1968MERC. COMET2 DR. V-8, std. lrans .. radio. *1895 Bu ild an all steel building at Pole Barn prices? Golden Giant All Steel Buildings, Rt d, Box 148, Waverly , Oh 10 Phone 947 ·2296 7-24__._ lfc 1973 Ford Gal. 500 4 Dr. Sedan, fad. air, P.S., P. B., vinyl roof. 2195 1 ••• • •• • ' ~. • •' • •' .. 1972 Ford LTD 4 dr. H. T., fact. air, P. S., P.B.. V-roof. •1795 1971 Olds Custom Crulser,4dr . Wagon, fact. alr, P.S., P.B., AM-FM, luggage rack. •1695 1971 Olrysler New Yorker, 4 dr. sed., P.S., P.B.. fact. air. , 95 12 1971 Ford Torino 2 Dr. H. T., all American Spirit. Sharp. •1395 1972 Mere. Montego 4 Dr., sed., fact. air, P.S., P.B., vinyl roof. !.1695 1971 Dodge Monico 4 dr., fully equipped, locally owned. Come and see. •14.95 · 1970 Plymouth "' dr. wagon. •795 19" Chevy Impala 4 dr. Air. '495 1967 1 NEW & USED 1975 models: We have: Pintos, Mustang ll's, Mavericks. Granadas, Gran Torinos, & LTDs - plus many pickups. 1975 Demos. & Driver's Training Cars. 1975 Cadillac Daille .................... .58795 4 Dr. Sedan, less than 2100 miles Showroom clean . Full equipment Including genuine leather. '' ' ., . •. r _,' ' .... ,. 1975 Ford LlD 4 Dr. Sedan ...........'4395 ·: This man trodes every vear and le.. lhan 14,000 miles. Like new! ,, 1974 Ford Pinto 2 Dr. Sedan ......... '2695 ' Aula. trans., new 76 Trade-ln. Abright red beauty. 1972 Volkswagen Super Beetle ....... $1995 ;; low mileage. Extra sharpl 1973 Pontiac V8 Catalina .............. 52995 4 Dr. Hardtop, obouf 1h orlglnol price and this one compares favorably with new. Fully equipped with air condition and all goodies. .• ' 1 v.w. 200 Several other cars In stock at Riggs. 5te Ray Riggs or Roger Rlebei-- RIGGS USED 'CARS 'Racine Social Events Mn. Franell Morris The Bertha M. Sayre Missionary Society enjoyed a turkey dinner hosled by the Eslher Circle members ln lhe church basement Tuesday at 6 p. m. Nov. 4 with twenty members and two vlsltors present. The meeting followed in the sanctuary with Mrs. Mary K. Yost, president, ln charge. Mrs. Yost introduced Kellh Circle, Blcentennlal Minuteman, who gave a talk on the history and growth of Ohlo and showed slldes of Ohio and Meigs County after which Mrs. Yost opened the meeting with scripture, I'll. 100 and a poem and the song, "Lord, Speak to Me" by the group. Mrs. Martha Lou Beegle gave devollons on "Prayer" using scripture from Matthew and Luke and gave a meditation on The Lord's Prayer. The song "Prayer ls the Key 10 Heaven" closed devotlonll. In lhe business session an offering was taken lor the B~ptist Women Day of Prayer and plans were made for the society to go 10 the Infirmary Monday evening, Nov. 10 and they voled to LARRY'S MOBIL£ HOME SALES, INC. Pll 992-7777 POMEROY eGMmor e Kirkwood • Vemco Add:ARooms • Clestridge SectiJnal lbnes FINANCING AVAILABLE Mon.-Fri. 9·8 Saturday 9-6 aDSED SUNDAYS ext door to The ones Boys. change the lime of meeting from lhe first Tuesday evening lo lhe firsl Friday evening in February, May, August and November. The Love Glfl Dedicallon was led by Vera Beegle ualng · the hymn, "How Great Thou Art!" A reading "Giving Should be a Joy" and scripture II Cor. 9:7 and Luke 6:38 was followed by a poem, "My Self Denial Offering". Offerings or the Clrcles were presented by Ollle Mae Cozart and Frances Wilcoxen which was $104 .00. Vera Beegle gave the prayer of dedication. Mrs. Wallam, wife of Rev. WaUam, the guest minister, spoke 10 the group and dismissed the meeting wilh prayer. Mrs. Nlna Theiss ls in Columbus whlle her daughter, Mrs.. Arlene Wallace, la a sw-gical patient at Grant Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Unley Hart, Henry Roush and Dale Roush vlslled Mr. and Mrs. Wright Roush al Chlllicothe Sunday afternoon. · Mrs. Gene Fisher of Galllpolla and slsla', Mrs. Opal Diddle of Racine, vlalted Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miller, Tuesday. Mr . and Mrs. Leonard Morris of Calfiornla spent several days recently with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McKenzie, J. Patrick McCormiock and friend, Mlsa Dreama UUy of Colwnbus spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McKenzie . · Mr. and Mrs. Jack Adams attended the birthday party for their granddaughter, Melanie Adams, three. Twenty two persons were preaenl. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Manuel and chlldren of Marietta spent a weekend here wllh relatives and friends. Ovemlgbl guesls of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Turley and son Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Dlckle Lacy and son of Char lesion. ,; " 1973 Ford 8 Pass. V8 ................... '3795 .. Motor co · $5298 Cpe., Ieos than 7,000 miles, deluxe belts, lint glass, air conditioned, deluxe bumpers ond guards, remote LH & RH mirror, 400-48 Bl engine, AM rodlo and tape, au• . lighting, comforllllwheel. Like new and a real sharpie. ·NO;-s-;1~~-;~e;:--;r:~n l·Lowest possible prices 2-Highest trade-ins 3-Greatest values 4-Finest parts and service maintained 5-Genuine and sincere interest in your welfare Y-84 Or. Sedan, new 76 Ford trade-In from very c:orefullocol owner. VInyl top and air and full equipment. 2 SIGNS Pomeroy OF OOAI.ITY ~E A DY MIX CONCRETE d e lil/e-r ed d g ht to your protect . r a st and easy Free estimat es Ph one 99 '2 J2B.4, Goe gl eln Ready M ix Co , Mi ddl eport. Oh lo4 6 l o ttC ·-. ''' ' 1973 auvsler Newport .................. 52895 : SALE!- - - - - -- - - - - - - - - ANTIQUE purflp organ , baby crib mattress . Phone 949· $795,00 $595.00 $395.00 ~ 860 K 0 F Ll Fe for adults and children from first years to literacy A triumph of the printer ' s art literature for the home Comprehensive and complete , glorious ptctures tor little children . Bible History and out . standing personalities of both the Old and New Testaments with "Jesus ," H 1gh and L tfled up above all others Understanding both the New and Old Testament. these books will form a literary arl , alter and provide spiritual herlta'ge for the fllmily For In formation. call or write Louis A DeluJ. Rt 1 Box i6.5, Portland, Oh io Phone 843 2811 11 -7 3tc 1968 Pontiac EJtt. 4 Dr. H. T. 1968 Buick LeSabre 2 Dr. H. T. 1965 Chev. Homemade Van Wouldn't you like to buy your next car from a Friendly Dealer. Stop by Smith Nelson & ~just how friendly we are. Stop and visit . with us even if you don't want a car or service. Come on in. See one of these friendly salesmen, Ceward Calvert, J. D. Story or Bill Nelson. '• -------------' 0 ~e~s ~~ie~le~~~mrr~~g;e~~ 11 ·5-6tc 11 ·4·6fc li7o- 8uici<- R1-;i;;;:-lutl SBOO Phone ~ double door frost free refr i gerator and deluxe elec range , $500 for both or DEEP well pump . 40 ofiflon tank ,· J57 Mag ~:~•stot wtth sell separately Can be seen holsters Also , 1975 Fireb 1rd at Kingsbury Sales , 111 E Phone 142 2661 Main St, Pomeroy . Ohio or 11 -2 6tc call 992 7034 11 4 Stc AIRCO welding ma chine , new. elec all accessories 1974 HONDA 750, tour and 1ncluded Phone 99:2 -3410 extras Phone 992 3658 10-28-lfc 11 4-6tc - ----------- 1973 Ford Gran Torino, 2 dr. H. T., light green. auto., P.S., P. B., radio, small V-8. This Is a loc:~l one owner car. Real nice Ford. $2695.00. WcdnesdJV Afternoon Foursome NovemberS, 197S Sky Line Lanes Team W L f ountatn of Youth 54 26 George' Grocery 51 29 Nail M1ne Serv tce 49 31 Busy Beauty Salon -48 32 Le e Supply 36 .44 Som ervtlle RE 34 46 Sparky's Sunoc. o 37 40 Th e Hoot Owls 16 64 rounlain of Youth nad high game 734 ar'ld National Mine Serv1ce h1gh series 2071 Edith Jackson rolled 202 .535 game and series, Whtle Betty Reece, sub had 543 Busy Beauty Salon took StX points and los! lwo to The Hoot Owls 0 Casto 165 4<46 for Busy Beauty Salon Belly Reece had 182 5.. 3 for The Hoot Owls George's Grocery won six. and los! two Ia Lee Supply . High for George's Groc~ry was Val Harper, sub, With a 161 432 High for lee Supply was Janet Brown, sub. with a 155 d60 Nallonal Mine Ser vice won six and lost lwo lo Sparky ' s Sunoco Jt nny Wtlllams wes high 188-.. 50 for National Mine Serv i ce . Jennifer Harris, sub. had high game 175 and Vicky Adkins high series 421 for Sparky's sunoco . Somerville Real Estate lost eight lo Fountain of Youth Jane Sowles 136 392 was high tor Sommervdle Real Estate and Edith Jackson 202 535 was high for Fountain Of Youth Splits picked up, Lucy Kerwood 7 3 10, Muy Ann Sharp 3 10 and Jennifer Harris 3-10 Club Wagon, Van type Chatteou luxury model. Power sleerlng, auto trans. Shows extra good care. Full glass von. 1972 Ford 1 ton, V8 E3QO.............52495 ItT! CHEVROLET CAPRICE REMINGTON. 1.100 auto, new 12 or 20 go Sl72 50 F1fe's 1 Middlepqrt. Pr>Jo. ~MM.OWhOiesa~ -oeerSt~s. 1o 1 36tc 10 26-lltp NEW HOTPOINT 14 CU II 1974 Pontiac Grandville, 9pass. wagon, auto., air, power seats, auto., P.S., P.B., tilt wheel, local owner. We sold this one new. $4595.00. These Cars Would Make Somebody Nice Transportation or A2nd Car 1973 HODAKA Wambat 125 d1rtbike, 2,000 m 11es, good condition Phone 992 2845. 11 4 6t c Sl 29 , Brenneke slugs, SA 95 per bo'l<, all shot shells wholesale Bla ck powder , $2 90 l b Lots of new and used guns, F 1fe's back of Speed Queen Laundrymat. M tddleport . Phone 992 -H94 We trade for anything 1974 btev. 112 Ton Pickup, wideside, long bed, auto., P.S., P. B., carpet, local owner, burg . in color. Real nice truck for $3595.00. Here Are Some Cheaples -- -·----------- - R------------- ------------ 1'1 Hlp From the largest T¥uck or Bulldozer Rad•ator to the S!Jallest Heater Core 1974 Pontiac LuJtury Lemans, 2 dr. H. T., vinyl top, factory alr, tape, extra low mileage. This is one sharp car. Only $3995.00 good condtllon J full bath Mus t see to apprec tate Phone 949 2774 11 4 6tc rust. S1.2DO Also, JO Inch elec . range used 3 months, S75 Phone 742-2796. 11 5 6tc -------------- · two twin bull calves . Phone 84l -23S3 II 6 410 REAL· -g;;ii;- h-;;:;;- ;j,h Help Wanted saddle and bridle , $275 Phone U3-2061 INTERESTED In working? 1974 c:~-Jimmy .4 wheel 11 Htc We wekonte your vtslt to drive, automatic, p s .. tape see our Kosco! Cosmettcs player , JSil .. barrel heavy KNAPP SHOES FEATURING business flrsf hand and get Phone 992·3272 IW Sale cl 99 hOU$eholdS . Write M. "" . ·11 ·2·71C Miller , Rt . 4, Pomeroy , ---Ohio, Call 992-1160. j - - - - - - - - - - -. 10-7-74 1 1966FURY llautomal>c Also , acquainted With our com . plele company Ann Sauvage , lndepen~r nt Dtstrlbutor, Syracuse . ' 30 FT TRAVEL EZZ trai ler, Park , R t 33, ten mites north ot Pomeroy Large lots With concrete paliOS'/ sidewalks. runn e rs a nd off street 1 QNE ONLY , New beam scale 't' 1o weigh cook i es , c~ndy and par'king "'Phone 9q ~ 1471 small ltems . White 12 31 ltc other enemel f inish with chrome FREE RENT -AT ViLLAGE platec;l scoop . 4 lb . by 1'2 oz . Selling at MANOR IN MID · capacity Wholesale Pr>ce , 549 .95 DL.EPORTI We are so sure Rail's Ben Frenkl in , Mid that you will love our apart . dleport . ments !hat we give you two 11 -7 ltc weeks RENT FREE . Just pay your security deposit INSIDE STORM and stay six monlhs and the THE WINDOWS! SIWE UP to 30 first 2 weeks is free . You will percent on fuel bi lls, tnstall enjoy month l y leases, all ins ide In any ~ealher on eleclrlc living , carpeting , most windows Available at range and refr igerator, free King Builder's Supplv Co . "ash pickup. cable TV Phone 992 -3748 (optional I and laundry 11 ·1 6tc facilities. Convenient to shopping ali Third and Mill ln Middleport . VILLAGE FARMALL tractor H In good shape. Phone 992 3640. 5425 . MANOR Is yours for one 11-1 61c bedroom • apartments starling at s1o• monthly plus elec We pay for everything WALNUT •stereo - console , else . see the Manager at AM FM radio, 8 track tape Riverside Apartments or combination . Balance call 992-3273 Thls offer will S102 10 or terms Call 992 · end .$Oon, so move In now 3965 ' 11 s lfc and save SSSS .~Q- ;ijfn."h;~:;ie;-b;x~s: ~~~-·GRAN~-~~I;o-;;;d, brass 992 5122 or ~92 - 5305 Service ------------- ...~,._ will N0.1 HEATING OIL N0.2 HEATING OIL Degrtt oav Delivery Butlgtt Pav Plan POMEROY LANDMARK Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. Phone 992-2181 117 5tc -·----- -------- and SuppliM I ---------------- - ------------ FUEL OIL Kanaugll , Ohio Phone {614) 446 9662 ~NTIQUES , Cherry chest Of drawers , over 150 years old can be seen at 317 locust St., Middleport, Ohio . Phone . '· . BUY ONE OF THESE v' v USED CARS THAT HAS BEEN CHECKED & WINTERIZED & 'DON'T WORRY ABOUT THE LONG WINTER AHEAD Pets 1l 4· 26tc ONE bedrm mobile home for - - - · - - -- - - - - - -·renl Phone 992 -3S09 NO HUNTING or trespassing 10 31 tf c on my property without my - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~:~ermtss l on Ernesl Ward , 1 RM unfurn tshed apt . tn Jr off Langsville Dex.ter Rutland Inqu ire at Sal em Road Street Market. or call 7.42 11 2 6tc 2424 , or 1112 3141 11 1 6tc ROOM and board for senior -citizens , very nice Phone FURNISHED apartment 992 3509 adults only 1n M tddieport 10 12 lfc Phone 992 3874 - - - - - - - - - -- - -3 25 tfc Garden Tractor Pull. Sunday , - - - · - - - - - - - - - -·-Nov 9 , 12 . 30 p m . fill dark . 7 RM . HOUSE: tn ~yracuse , Rain date , Sunday Nov . 16, Oh 1o Bllsement , garage. Gale SI.OO, under 10 free real nice home , must have One cy linder 12 inch wheel references if Interested Call ltmlt Wheelie wheels day (61.4) 4.4lt -7699.even lngs, required Brimstone {614) 4469539. · Raceway Park . Coolville , 11 ·5-tfc 01'1io . - ------.-------11 6 3tc TRAILER space for rent All - - - - - - - - - - - - : -- -.ulllities Phone 992 -5535 . 9-16 tfc new accept customers. MOBI LE HOME S SALES ~ SAYS "THE CLOSER YOU LOOKTHE,BITTER WI LOOK" QOWLING PH. 992-2174 l 97J-N/\SHUA,14x70traller , 3 114121p JSBJ 11 ·7· l21C bedrm Jl 1 bath . gas heat - · - · - - - - - - - - - - - 953I Take over ~:~aymenls Phone ONE J year old Tl'1oroughbred ELWOOD BOWER S REP AI R; 4 1J.ffc 992 3388 tilly , S450 A lso, one yearling sweepers , toast ers , irons , 11 7 6t c half Thoroughbred co l t. 59" STONE block home on Vtne all small applian ces Lawn , Stre et in Ractne Four room -·- - · - - - - - - - tall $150 Phone 992 7583 . m ow er , next to Stat e High . ONE two bedrm and one 3 11 4-12tc and full bath A lso block AK C Cocker Span tel PUPPieS way Garag e on Route 1"!' bedrm trailer located In _ - - - - - - - - - - - - uld 1ty room , separate frorn Phone 992 226.4 house PhOne (614) 98S 42Jl 1 Phone 98 5 3825 Clifton w Va ConstructiOn LO ST Bright carpet colors . 11 6 3tc 4 16 tfc or 992 5930 workers preferred Phone restore !hem with Blue (J0d) 773 5873 Lustre Rent elec sham 11 7 6tp AK_c. D~b;~~;;-~PPTes mare t, EP T IC l A N K~ c ! ea ne.o 11 6 Ol e pooer Ne lson's Drug Store and female, Champion blood - ·------ ------11 6 6tp 6 ACRES ' WTihS rDOm- holise , M od ern San itation 99 2 3954 lin e Phone (304) 882 3268 , 1975 14 x 70 TRAILER, e x f inished , basement , rural or · 992 734 9 New Haven , W Va locat ed on Rl 143 I' cellent cond1tion , especially 9 18 li e RE FRIGERATOR, GOOD water 11 4 61p I built for off tces Low pric e CONDITION Phone 1614 ) Phone 7.42 2590 11 -2 61c BAt:KHOt:: tor ren t, hour or for qu1 ck sale Phone {304) 985 3952 8 WEE K old Coonhound pups , 675 1921 or 615 5829 contra c t Reg . or ex s2s Phone 13041 882 2420 10 30 ttc cava!lng type Sept tc tanks 11 2 lip - - -Installed Bill Pull ins Phone 1972 HILLCREST 12 X 64, 2 992·2478 BI LLY GOAT and collie to bedroom . central air con 8-27 tfc g1ve away Phone 949 2739 . dtftontng , etec kitchen w tth 11 6 Jtc double eye level ovens . Fully cerpeled, gas or oil heat , custom sk•r t lng , BLAC K female Ch i huahua S-4, 975 Phone (61d) 491 2118 dog , wtll g1ve away to 10-31ltc someone who will give a good home Prefer someone who raises Chihuahuas Phone 142 2545 Allee S Nease, 16141 985· BEEGLE rabb it dog, 5 3942 old up lo 6 years 11 5-8tp months Also, whtte gumeas Will we s Sale 8 30 a m Yes, LARRY lAVENDER ' ... (1, I • Ul I SMITH NELSON MOTORS INC. p aneling , Radiata DAN THOMPSON AT Business Services VV ILL ou housework by lhe day Mond a y l hru r rlday Phone 9"9 2"43 or 843 2230 11 6 91 c Mobile Homes For Sale 21655. You are hereby notified that and Ap . t he Inventory praisement or the estate of the aforementioned , deceased, l ate of said County , was flied In this Court Said Inventory and Appraisement will be for hei!lr lng f>etore this Court on th e 12th day of November , 1'H5. at 10 . 00 o 'clock A ,M . Any person desiring to file excep11ons thereto must file them at least five days prior to ~c date set for hearing . Given under mv hand end seat of said Court j this 29th day of October 1975 Employment Wanted Cornmisslon s Th e J:)ubllsher reserves the ADVANCE and cell ,ng matltng c1rcutars!! Com rtght to edit or re1ect eny ads plete begu1ners k.it, $1 10 21 3ooc Blown de emed o blec t tonal The {refundable I send stamped pub li sher wdl not be addressed envelnpc for Insulation Services r espon sible for more than one Ptumbtng', information Box )8, ~EMOOELING , Blown mto Walls &Allies mcor r ect inserllon her~tlng and all type s oft Rutland , Ohio 4.5775 STORM RAT~S gen eral repair Work1 11 ·2 lip For Want Ad Service WINDOWS& DOORS quaranteed 20 years exA I 5 cents per Word one Insertion r !I BRIC SHOP Unlimded pcn enc e Phone 992 24 09 REPLACEMENT Min imum Charge St 00 5 1 If~ WINDOWS potential ~ receSSIOn proof 1.1 cents per word three ALUMINUM bustness Would like to find consecu tt ve mserttons a work1no partner to SIDING-SOFF ITT 26 cents per word six con operate a fabri c shop In this GU fERS-AWNINGS se cull ve tnserltOM area Complete !raining , 25 Per Cent Discount on pa id turnkev o~:~eral t on Must ads and ads pa1d wllhin 10 have $300 $6000 Now 1961 BUDDY , 12 x 65. 2 bdr . days I I acuse, Ohio available to invest for one 1965 Parktane, 12 x 69 , 2 CARD OF THANKS Ph 992-3993 half ownersh1p For details , bedrm , 1973 Dar 1an 1d x 69, & Obituary d 10 1 mo write or call Valley Fabrtcs . S2 00 for SO word m inimum . 2 bedrm . 1972 ESQutre, 14 x · ~-:--------;: 100 Cherry Valley Road , 69 2 , bedrln ; 1974 Scholl . 14 r · E:: -:"1 add 1ttona1 word 3c , Newark. Oh io, 43055. (614) x 69 2 bedrm KANAUGA rOf' OFFICE HOURS Address Unknown, Mr. and Mrs, Daniel Worley, Beckley, W. Va., were weekend vlsliOrs of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Srmth. Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Cl!arley Smith were Mr. and' Mrs. Daniel Worley, Beckley, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Harley T. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, Kall, Cl!arlea and Kevin. Mr. and Mrs. George Warner, Mr . and Mrs. Eugene Thompson, Gina and Cyndla and Mr. and Mrs, Mark Wamer and family of Mason were SWlday vlsliOrs ofMr.andMrs. H. E. Warner and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Warner and family. Mr.andMrs. Ivan Shwnate and aons of Mansfield and Mrs. Paul Pierce and aons of Mason, W. Va., were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs . Larry Johnson and family and Mrs. Geneva Shumate. Mrs. Shumate returned home after a visit with Ivan Shumate family of Mason were SWlday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Warner and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Warner and family. Mr.andMrs.lvanShwnate and sons of Mansfield and Mrs. Paul Pierce and sons of Mason, W. Va., were weekend vlstors of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johnson and famlly and Mrs. Geneva Shumate. Mrs. Shumate returned home after a visit wlth Ivan Shumate and lamUy of Mansfield. Pub Addi tional 2.5c Charge per Advertisement An•-•rJ Tlti• onr raufd ,, IIUptrlor to a kfng - AN ACE J\T 1 ~~0 Defore BLIND ADS FLUKE FACILE TARTAR W0 Ifp en Day Help Wanted REGULATION 5 III HIPLA'C WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES Jotat 10n Monday Oeadllne 9 a m Can cellation Corre c lions Wi ll be accepled untll 9 am for Day of Publica lion .r r 1 GET READY SALE to I 7,1975 Econollne Van. Y-8, long wheel base, fully corpeted. Good tires, auto. trans .. power steering. USED CARS 73 Cadilac Sed. DeVille, power, air .....'5100 73 Cadillac Cpe. DeV'dle, pow~ air....... s4995 73· P~. FUIJ Ill 4 Dr~ V-8 auto..........11995 73 Pont. LeMans 4 Dr., pow., air....... 12995 72 Pontiac H.T. Cpe., V-roof, power; ..... 12395 72 Buick LS Cus. Con., power, air ....... '2895 72 Olds 98 H.T. Sed., power, air ....... '2895 :72 Buick Eledra, V-tllp, pow., air •.••••• 1Z695 72 P~. Gold Duster, 6 cyl., 3 speed •••• 11995 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., power, air..........12695 72 Chev. Imp. Cus. Cpe., fuH power, air'2295 · 72 Olds Lux. Sed~ fuU pow.-, _ fact air 12895 72 Dodge Swinaer Cpe., 318 v.a, auto..'1895 11 Olds Cut. Cpe., v.a auto., P.s., .......'Z295 11 Dodge Charger Cpe., v.a auto., P.s.. 11695 71 Fonl LTD Waaun, pow., luggage radl'1695 70 Dodge Mon. 4 of., V-8 auto., P.B., ..1139'5 70 OJds 98 HT. Sed., pow., F. air ........'1095 69 P~. 4 Door, v.a auto................. '895 69 Olds 88 HT Cpe., 350 V-8, F. air .....'895 68 Olds Cut. 4 Dr. HT, 350 V-8, P.B.... '895 68 Dodge Dart Cpe., v.a auto.............'995 68 Pontiac 4 Door, air..................... 1395 67 CltMie 4 Door 6 cyl. auto........... ~95 67 Fonl Cus. 500 2 Dr., V-8 auto..•..... 1395 66 Fard Gal. 500 HT. Coupe ............. '295 69 ClteunJJet ~ tan Pickup ...............11295 72 Dodge 1 ton Truck, flat bed ......... .12695 ONLY 11975 OlDSMOBILE STARARE COUPE See one of these courteous salesmen: Pete Burris, Lloyd McLaughlin or Marvin Keebaugh. Karr & Van Zandt "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evenings Unti16:ot-TII5p.m. Sat. Miss Bernice Ledlie of Langsville was a dinner guest Monday evening of Mrs. Grace Jividen. Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Turley and Larry Turley allended the funeral services for their grandmother, ' Friday, Oc.t. 31 at Charleston, W. Va. Carmel News, By the Day; Mrs: Robeii Lee, Rebecca, Bob Bill, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roser Gru~r Rnd family at Logan. . Mr. and Mrs. James Circle of New Haven spent &mday with Mary Circle. Roy Johnson and Racine called at the home of Arthur Earl Johnson and family on &mday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Swepston and Steve Swepston ,and friend, Gay Salley, all of ' \ " ,,". MANY MORE SEE : Fred Blaettnar, Pit Hill, Melvin Uttle, or Dan Thompson Open Evenings Til6:00 Except Thurs. and Sat. Til 5:00 DAN THOMPSON " "... .. FORD PHONE 992·21$6 l'be Abn••c United Press lntematlooal TodayisFrlday,Nov. 7, the 311th day of 1975 with 54 10 follow. The moon ls aprroachlng lts first quarter. The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars and Saturn. The evening star ls Jupiter. Those born on thls date are under the sign of Seorplo. Evangellst Billy Graham was born Nov. 7, 1918. On thll day In history: In 1115, the Lewis and Clark Expedition elghted the PaclflcOce~m at the mouth of lhe Colwnbla River. In 1174, the first cartoon de)i.ctlng the elephant as the symbol of the Republican party was prlnled In Harper's Weekly. In 1918, Republlcan Jeannette Rankin of Montana became the first woman elected to the u-~· House of Representatives. In 19'12, President Richard N!Jon was re-elected to a second term by a landallde vote, defeating Democrat George McGovern. 461 s. Thi'd Midfllpart r----. . . TOM RUE DORCAS Mr. and Mrs. Jonn liOruy and children Held! and John Jr., of Lisbon visited with Emma Johnsona and lhe Bernard LaValley family recenlly . . Aunt Pannle Marie Brumfield and Kalle Sprow of Galllpolls, vlslled wtlh Sherry Knopp and S(ln, Aaron, Tanners Run Road. Colwnbus, spent a weekend wlthMr.andMrs. Robert Lee and family. Betty VanMeter and Eunle Brinker called at the home ol Jesse Gainer, Pomeroy, Sundily. .,.~ ... "76 An! IIIII" 74 Mere. Comtl, 6 cyl., 4 dr., auto., P.S., AM redlo, low miiNge, I local owner, powdor blue, real IIIII'J. '3195 74 Dodge Charger S. E., 2 dr. H.T., power windows, AM-FM redlo, air, console, fact. Official car. '3895 74 Plymouth S...IIHe, t pass. wagon, air, P.S.. P.B., feet. official car. •3895 12 Cllev. Imp. Custom, 2dr. H.T., P.S., P.B., AM redlo. '2195 73 Plymouth Valiant, 4 dr.' cyl., euto., P.S., AM redlo, good economy. - '2695 61 Chev, 9 puungor WAgon, lir, P.S., P.B. '1095 70 VW, red bug. A steal at Dllellae 1775 By United Press ID· tematloaal SOREL, Canada, Nov. 7Word reached American lines that Canadian Gov, Guy CarleiOn advlaed city merchants he was piBMing to abandon Montreal in the near future. To the east, Col. Benedict Arnold informed Gen. Schliyler he intended 10 cross the St. Lawrence and attack Quebec as soon as possible. '· '995 Dart Swinger 2 dr., 70 6 cyl., eulo., P.S., AM radio, new tires. " '1595 •495 Dodge Coronet Convt. See Tom Rue, or Ray Douglas Ph. 992·2594 BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston Red Sox have rewarded American League manager of the year Darrell Johnson with a new two-year cootract ror leading the Red Sox to their first pennant since 1987 and taking them to Within one game or the world championship. General Manager Dick OTonnell also announced rul•l hct Stan WU111111111, Don lu umer, John Pesky and Don Br~·ant have been rehired. O'Connell also said he has hired John Claiborne, a former alde to Oakland owner Charlie Finley who acouted for the Red Sox late last aeaaon, as "my general aasistant." \ ,. • .':• ... ••. ..,•••'· ..'.. ' •' ... ..• •, •• :: '. ,. ..'. ,,'. . '. ... '. '· ' :., • '. ,. '. ......'· • ....,. ... .." .. '· • :· , '· , ,. ,. !; ,, :: .•, �,. Coalcon likely 10- The Oaily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Nov. 7, 1975 10 ·N~vember high temperatur~ marks fall ·. in Ohio Thursday \:::,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,;:~,,,,;:;;,,,,;::;,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,11~; I to.. w·• Virgm'ia : : show biZ for God's work I ByGLENNECURRIE . ::;. UP! Uvely Aria Editor · :\: . ' ;:;: NEW YORK (UP!) - Pearl Bailey says she is quitting:::; By United Press In· show business after 40yearstodo "God's work." ;:;; temational ~;; "! must tum to God's work; singing in hospitals or ;:;: ten Ohio high temperature :::: somethinR like that." she told a tear.filled Broadway :::: records fell Thursday, some· audience Thursday ni~ht 'on (he. opening night of her :::: dating to 1895. ;:;: return performance as Dolly Levi in "Hello, Dolly!" :::: The National Weather :';' With a hushed cast behind her, she hade farewell to ;:;: Service said two of the 10 'i' New York first-nighters with "I'll Take Manhattan." :;:; cities, Cincinnati and Dayton, ;:;: For the fourth time during the evening she received a ;:;: reported the highest tem::;: standing ovation. . j;; perature ever recorded so :::: Then the crowd filtered out of the Minskofl Theatre :::: late in the fail. :;:; onto Broadway, recalling the times they had stood and :::: In addition to the brOken j;: cheered for Mae Bailey, the Uttle girl who came out of ;:;: :::;Newport News, Va ., and Philadelphia to sing with the 1:: prewar big hands, and become the toast of the town in 1946 :::: :;:; in "St. Louis Woman," the star of the film "Carmen :;:; :::: Jones," the recording star, the nightclub favorite of} :::: lnndon and a dozen American cities. :;:; ;:;: Above all, they will remember her In the role they saw ;::: :::: her In last, which she first sang in 1967 and has hardly :;:; Holzer Medl<al Center .~ » (Discharges, Nov. 6) :::: stopped singing since. ;::: Sle got the first ovation Thursday night for the :;;; Willard Anderson, Betty ;::: famous ''Hello, · tiilly! ,,.. number in the second act, ::li Bloomer, E<lward Coffey, :;:; another after tne repeat which she carmot escape and ;:;: Hobart Dewees, Mrs. Jerry '::: never tries, and the third at the fins! curtain. :::: Frederick and infant son, ;';: After the cheering died down, the 57-year-old per- :;:; John Fry, Joseph Guthrie, :::; former - as she always does - Invited the audience to f Hersel Henderson, Elden Jeffers, Manila Johnson , =:ii stay a while and have a party. :;:; Then she sprang the surprise amouncement: she Is ;:;: Teresa Jones, Bertha Joseph, :;:; calling it quits at the height of her career, and will not ;:;: Theodore Langhorne, Betty :;;;accept any future shows after ''Hello, Dolly!" finishes its ;';' Lyons, Donna McGuire, i~: six-week run here and then closes in Washington. :l'l Denver McLaughlin, Fern :::: Sle assured her well wishers that she is in perfect Mitchell, Brent Nickels, } health, "but I see such a world that I must do something 'l': Finley Reyn9lds, Rebecca :::: for ." ::;: Rule, Slella See, Sallie Smith, Grant Stanley, Mrs. Kenneth ~:t:::: : : : : ::: :::: : :::: : :: :;:;:;:;: ::: :;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:; :;:; : :;:: : ;:; :;:;:;:;:;:;: :;:;:;: :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::: ;: :;:::)~; Storms and son, Geneva Townsend, William Tucker. (Birth, Nov. 6) Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Gilbert, da!ll!hter, Gallipolis. t ri sks lor the program, because their coal areas are earthquake prone and it would cost millions of extra dollars to safeguard the plant from quakes. He said be expected the announcement some time next week. Also competing are Ohio, Pennsylvania and llllnois. Coalcon is a COiisortium of major nrms hacked by the federal government. Hayes said West Virginia is . .- - - - - - - - , ' icading the pack also because officials there have made ,, n lucrative offers for construction and have promised TONITE THRU SUN. all the coal necessary. NOV . 7.9 EVANSVIlLE, Ind. (UP)) - Coalcon -the $231 million pilot coal gasification plant for which six states are competing ~ikely wlll go to West Virginia, Rep. Philip ·Hayes, D-lnd ., SB!d. Hayes sent word here Thursday night from W~ington that his · conversations with Coalcon and government · officials persuaded him that indiana and Kentucky are considered had MEIGS lHEATDE t ? t HOSPITAL NEWS t Horb Jaffe's THE WIND AND THE LION Starring: Sean Corneny, and Candice Bergen. Showstorts at 7:00p.m. ADMIRAL STEREO SALE lAKER PURNI1URE GRAIN SOLD WASHINGTON (UP!) The Soviet Union has bot~ghl another · 1.1 million metric tons of American corn to help offset its poor 1975 harvest. The purcha se, announced Thursday by Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Bulz, brought total Soviet orders for American wheal and livestock feed grains this year to slightly more than 13.1 million tons . ? f Hometown paper criticizes Ford records, Cleveland tied its 7f>. degree high for Nov. 6, set in 1924. Chesapeake was tbe warmest spot in Ohio Thursday with a bairny.midafternoon reading of 82 degrees. Mansfield. was the cool Spot at '12. · At Cleveland's Lakefront Airport, next to Lake Erie's 55-degree chill, the tern· perature· registered 73 Local news in briefs Middleport Ma.sonlc Lodge Hubert Stewart, who was Ill. 363 will meet at 7:30 p.m. He was taken to Veterans Tuesday for an obser.vance of Memorial Hospital where he past masters .night. All was adm I lied. +++ master masons are invl1ed. The American Cancer Mrs . Doris Darst, 78, Society Is sponsoring a dance Spring Ave., Pomeroy, died featuring "Shenandoah" Friday morning at Veterans Saturday at the Rutland gym Memorial Hospital . Friends from 9:30 p.m. ,to 1:30 a.m. may call at lhe Ewing Ticket. In adva'nce are ss a Funeral Home any lime alter couple. and S6 at the door. noon on Saturday. The Single llcket. are S3. Ticket. funeral will be held Sundi!Y may be purchased at the afternoon. However, the hour Kroger store and Chapman was still pending late this Shoes In Pomeroy. Dutton's ')rugs In Middleport and morning. Jeacon service station at the The Meigs High School Intersection of SR 7 and US Girls Athletic Boo5ters will 33. ++ + meet at 7 p.m. Monday at the The Pomeroy E·R squad home of Mr. and Mrs. John Bentley on Church St. In answered a call to the Syracuse. All are to bring Pomeroy Bowling Lanes at 7: 22 p.m. Thursday lor Paul cheese gra1ers. Dull, 7, who was 111. He was +++ The Middleport E·R squad taken to Veterans Memorial answered a call at 8:31 p.m. Hospital. Thursday to the residence of +++ Weather Voters (Continued from page I) lor 15 years. A sell-described "little Veterans Memorial Hospital hunky boy from Campbell, ADMITTED - David SUPPER PLANNED Ohio," Tablack has been an Neville, Crooksville; Judith SYRACUSE The outspoken maverick in his Farley, Middleport; Sherry Syracuse Fire Dept. will five years in the legislature. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. said in an editorial Thursday Snyder, Pomeroy; Paul Duff, sponsor a soup supper and (UP() - President Ford's that Ford's actiims are akin Pomeroy; Hubert Stewart, Aconservative D!mlocrat, be bake sale Saturday begining stance on New York's to those of the Nixon ad· Middleport. often went against the wishes at II :30 a.m: at the municipal fmanclalllls and his reaction ministratloo and are creating DISCHARGED - Golda of Gilligan and fought with building. Persons are to bring to Vice President "unnecessary division" In the Jeffries, Scott Icenhower, House Democratic leade~s: Nevertheless, he h88 been containers for carry out . Rockefeller's resignation nation. Mathew Haggy, Ella Roush, "The decision by Vice Roger Manley,- Jr., Steve chairman of the House Ways service. There will be have drawn a sharply and Means Corrunittee for vegetable soup and chili. negative reaction from his President ' Rockefeller to Youn", Earle Sliowalter. two terms. hometown newspaper. remove himself at this early Tablack, who said he 'lbe Grand Rapids Press date as a possible Gerald Ignored the advice of his Ford running mate in 1976 father and close friends In has brought ill-concealed NASH HONORED COLUMBUS (UPJ)- John jumping into the Senate race, 0 relief to the White House which has been shaping B. Nash, chief of purchasing expressed disdain for domestic policy Increasingly and supplies for the Gilligan and Metzenhaum. "Gilligan never won reon political considerations," Cleveland Division of Water, will receive the George election to any office he has the newspaper said. In refusing aid to New Warren Fuller Award, ever held except the school highest honor bestowed by board in Cincinnati," said Jenmrer Lohse Sheet~. Yor.k, Ford "seems to be the 25,000member American Tablack. "Metzenhaum was declaring war on falling cities newly elected member of the Water Works Association appointed to the Senate and and the people who Uve In Meigs Local School District (AWWA), at the group's con- then rebuked by the voters in Board of Education, will be them," the neW8pllper said. vention in New Orleans nelll favor of John Glenn. "At · a time when conattending sessions of the Ohio June. "'lbe Democrats need a Sehool Boards Association's ciliation, 'understanding and, Nash learned of the honor . different choice - someone ' , Capital Coqference . and above all, cooperatioo will be at the 37th armual Conference who hall not · been an also,ab!Olutely essential in Trade Show next week at of the Ohio Section of the ran," Tablack said. ''They Veterans Memorial solving urban problems, the AWWA here Thursday night. are tired of the ao~alled ·White House seems to be Auditorium, Columbus. The award will be given to bossism by . which their declaring war on falling cities In excess of 4,000 educators Nash "in recognition of his candidates are chosen. There and board members from and the people who live In untiring contributions to dis- Is a David and Goliath atover the state are expected to them." trict, section and aSIIOCiatlon titude in this country." be in attendance at the activities and the high degree Tablack said Stanton would conference which is sponof his per!IOnalleadershlp in make a good opponent .for sored by the Ohio School . EAST GALLIPOLIS continuing jX"omotlon of the Metzenbaum and Gilligan, Boards Associa lion with the Thursday's high, 81. Low this and could "beat both them American Water Works AsBuckeye Association of morning, 54. Today's reading . puttogether." But he said he sociation." School Administrators, the at P A.m.- 58. believes Stanton will keep hls Ohio Association of School safe congresalonal seat. Business Officials, and the C . Tablack said he feels the Slate Department of ' Cleveland congressman is a Education as cooperating "stalldng horse" for one of agencies. the other Democratic canKeynote speakers will be U. didates. He indicated It W88 S. Senator John Glenn and Metzenhaum. • • 0 Dr. Loretta Long. A special Tablack described U.S. session for newly elected Sen. Robert Taft Jr., the board members will he held TEMPE, Ariz. (UP!) - want to talk about killing Republican incumbent up for on Wednesday, the day Mrs. re-election nell year, 88 a Sheets will be in attendance. William Calley Jr., under don't talk about Vietnam." "do-t10thing senator. He's an security becau8e of threats on Calley said If he had old Institution who's lost - - - - - - - -... his Ufe, said Wednesday night refused orders to participate himself in the American he was court-rnartialed for in the My La! battle "I would not taking part in a coverup . have been court-rnartialed way." Tablack explained he of the My Lal battle. and never heard of again." meant Taft took things for speaking at Arizona State Of his irtal on charges of granted and didn't appreciate University, Calley drew killing civilians at My Lal, them. about 200 demonstrators Calley said, "I was courtoutside the auditorium and a martlaled for not parcrowd of about 800 inside the ticipating in a coverup. S,OIXhseat Grady Gammage "I got as fair a trial as I auditorium. Cantpus police was told I was going to have." and agents from the state Calley said he knew his Department of Public Safety appearance was conwere highly visible, but no troversial but be said, "I feel incidents were reported. I was inviied here and I Calley, whose conviction Is wouldn't think that anybotly's still' under appeal, said, be pushing anybody to hear me. "personally• killed' three · II 1 can give y·ou any insight people that I kn.W of" it My that's what I'm here for."Lal and added, "II you don't A Christmas Club takes care of nagging holiday bills. Lets you laugh at the ghost of Christmas past. Join our Christmas Club today. Wring those bills I New memher f hoard will be at conference Just bells. No bills. Calley barges trial Was his pUnishment for not·JOmmg cover-up Make 49 Prompt Payments, Pomeroy .National makes the 50th Payment For You '" . Cloudy, chance of showers tonight and Saturday. Lows .. tonight· in the lower 50s and highs Saturday, in the upper 60s. · Probability of precipitation 70 per cent today, 40 per cent tonight, 30 per cent Saturday. NOW YOU KNOW The heaviest weight ever lifted by a human being i! 6,270 pounds - by Paul Anderson in Toccoa, Ga., In 1957. degrees-:Mansfleid reported 72 degrees, seven degrees higher· than the previous record set in 1965: Dayton broke a record which had stood since 1895 - 76 degrees - with a reading of 78'. Temperatures were forecast to remain well above normal FridaY and Saturday, · but showers and a cloud . cover were to keep high: · readings well below record;levels. No rain was report~ : in Ohio Thursday, but nearly.. all sections of the state were • expected to have some ~ shower activity Friday. : The record readings were : due to a broad flow of in· : creasingly moist air from tile ~ Gulf of Me~lco, spreacll(lg •· from the plains states to the , ' ~ Atlantic Ocean. • Thursday afternoon temperatures throughout Ohio averaged nine to 16:, degrees above normal highs , of 54 to 61. .. The records set Thursday • according to the National~ Weather Service were: ~ City New Old ven! Y,oungstown 74 70 1948 , Toledo 76 74 1924 Akriln-Cantor 74 73 t92.r, Dayton 78 76 18'15 Cincinnati 78 70 1965 Columbus 77 74 1895 • Chesapeake 82 ao 1938) Findlay 75 74 1938. , Mansfield 72 64 1965; Zanesville 76 74 1948; Radar '12" For 8 Hours -!tmrPhone Today suPPLv Jtfember FDIC Racine, Ohio 949-2525 ' lUESDAY THRU SAlURIMY GEO•.HALL TUES.-THURS. FRI. & SAT. 8: 30·1: 00 (Continued fr(lin page Il intoxication ; William Johnson, no address •.$10 and cos!a, intoxication; Charles Bailey, Pomeroy, $10 and costs, Intoxication; Dennis Hart, no address, forfeited a $10 bond posted for intoxication. . 992-3629 Best "jn , Live Enterta lument ' (Conunuetl from page I) Thursday, cha-irman John L. McClellan, D-Ark., said the $112.5 billion approved for defense spending through Sept. 30, 1978, was a "bare bones" figure. It is approximately $8.4 billion below the White House request. . Any further reductinns, McClellan Jaid, "wiD obviously be . quite drutlc and polllibly lDlienable ... In view of the jX"evalllng international eltuatloo,l do not believe such critical reductions would be in the national interelt." The committee version of the malllive spending bill is expected to be considered by the Senate next week. 'lbe House peaaed its $111.8 billion version Oct. 2. ' NEW DE~. INDIA-A GENERAL OUSTED a.s army conunander only five days ago seized ablolute power in Bangladeah today and declared martial law. It waa the third political upheaval in Bangladeah In three months. in a broadcast over Radio Dacca, Maj. Gen. Zlaur Rahman said he bad UIUIIIed the power of chief martial !a~ administrator and army commander in Ban!!ladellb. "I had to take over for the tbne being at tbe requatltof the people, armed forces, navy, air force, Banl!ladellh Rines, police and others," Rahman said In a broadcast monitored in New Delhi. 'lbe 3$-year-old generll made no mention of A. M. Sayem, a Supreme Court Judie sworn in as p-esident 'lblll"ltlay on the realgnatlon of President Khondakar Muslltague Ahmed. Ah· med, who had ruled Bangladesh for less than three months, wBB reduced to a figurehead role Monday In a coup d'etat by 11enior army officers. DETROIT -GENERALMOTORSCORP. HAS loet a fiveyear battle with the federal govenuneut over repairs on 140,000 truc1ta that the automotive glaDt ~labned were made necessary by owner abuae. GM sald·'lburtday It will begiD the task of trytnc to locate and notify ownen of the truc1ta for polllible replacement of wheela, which, the government claimed, could collapse because of a defect. Affected are three-quarter ton Chevrolet and GMC pickup truc1ta built between !NO and 1985. GM Jaid 181,000 were built oot ooly about 140,000111111 are In Ulle and It may be .tllfticult to find the owners. Some 88 reports of wheel faUures have come to Ught, mostly In 1M8 and 11187, oot a GM spokesman said there were no serious injuries 88 a reaultt 1 tmts Fair today, highs in lho low 70s. lncre.asing cloudiness tonight, chance of showers tonight and tomor~~w. Lows iq ,tile 40s, highs Monday in the low 60s. . . ... .... ..' . Take advantage of the great savings on mens blue denim jeans • mens pre-washed denim jeans - mens fashion jeans in corduroy • polyester and cotton .blends - Lee Rider boot cuts - also the western blue denim jacket~. Fashion jackets to match many styles. Choose from a fine selection in the busy Mens Department of the Main Floor. Main Store, Annex and Warehouse Open S.turd1y 9: 30 to a Elberfelds In Pomeroy 1· tntint Your Invited Gue.~t Reaching More · Th1m 12,00£~ Families IJevotell 1'o Tlte (~rellter Middie Uhio Vulley - GALLI POLIS,POINT PLEASANT VOL 10 NO. 41. ~~. ' SUNDAY, 'NOVEMBER 9, 1975 MIDDLEPORT·POM EROY PRICE 25 CENTS • Creditors give Gallia schools time.to pay up large deficitS . . Debts will exceed $226,069, and doors othenvise would have been forced to close • ; ~< · ~:~~~,=.~::::~,.,,~~~,,~:~~~,,:,~,,~~,~;, , , , , , , ,<, , , :. Streets being beautified ,• ·:.. GALLIPOLIS - The beautification of :otholly or pyricanths, "Fire Bush," trees )llong the sidewalks of Second Ave. : • The idea began as part of a garden · .Qlqb pruJecl, bill later evolved into an Individual proJeCt headed by Mrs. Ran· dOlph l~Jnd, 113 eeqar $ . . , , .. ,. • • ~ .. Other contributors include Dr. and Evans Home Center. Mr. and Mrs. Don Robinson also dOI)ated a tree in memory of their daughter, Mallonee. Mn. Hand, who said many more tree pots are needed, asb that anyone interes test in donating contact her at 4461870. I ~ury . finds ~ j ..( • ,, BY KATIE CROW ~..;. POMEROY - Following three days of "'!latirnony a jury of five women and seven IJ!!P Friday found Gerald Eugene Rupe, , ~. Rutland, guilty of -agravated robbery · of the Pomeroy Kroger Store on July 10. ~; · 'lbe jury, with Peter Olue foreman, ':'1ient Into seclusion about I: 30 p.m. and .iller three votes - roughly 2.1> hours -'iiJtd its dectsion . ' Following the verdict Common Pleas ~Judge John r;. Bacou sentenced Rupe to llol leu than five nor more than 2$ year a In ,lllf Ollllleothe Correctional Institute. •· Wllliam Conley, attorney for !he deh,nd81nt, In hla summation maintained Lonnie Black, who had testified for Stale, wu not to be trusted. Conley '-"~l"""• Black'a goose Is cooked and he knows now It Is every mill for himlelf." Black was sentenced earlier on a bill information when he pleaded guilty to '1111anres of being an accolnpllce m the •ijlbbery of Jack Ambrose, manager of the , Xroeer Store. He waa sentenced (to ~ ' ·,-ra. ' ':. Conley ai!O stressed that the money 11fi never been recovered. "Money Is the ; ~e of the game," he told the jurors. •:o, Bernard Fultz, prosecuto~, told the ~Wf• "My job Is to present eviderice, not to ~eel the jury. The day I corne in to · clJpceal and jeopardlu my integrity is the dftY I should be disbarred. I do not want to l!c.C)1Ie anyone unless I think they are ,.,ty.'Your job Ia to watch the witness," ' • · tz told the jurors.' ,, . "I believe Rupe took part In the crime ~d the evidence of bOth the state and l!re punct~ >t\ PO~EROY - All four tires on a for regional honors 1 Gerald Rupe guilty defense ~tne~s is hnportant In deciding his guilt," Fultz said. . The robbery took place on July 10 as Jack Ambrose was or his way to the bank witli receipts to put in a night depository. Ambrose had the money on the seat of his car in a paper bag on the passenger's side. Taken was $11,251.9t, $5,000 In cash, $t,600 in food stamps, and ~,661.91 In checks. Ambrose walked from the store with the money in the paper hag toward his car parked at the back of the store. he opened the car door and laid the bag on the seat on the passenger side, when he was accosted by a man with 1 gun, and another man, both with hooded faces. Ambrose t11Ufted In the trial they motioned for hialto go to a retaining wall. One mail held 1 piece of iron pipe. They told him not to turn around which he did . not do for fear of being hit, but he ran toward the store instead. Ambrose said the pipe was thrown toward hhn. It missed, and he went into the store l!fld called the police. Ambrose satd he recognited Black . Black was employed at one time at the Pomeryy Kroger Store for several months. Black, who had testified earlier, stated that he and Rupe had discussed tbe robbery the day before and that he had taken the gun from his parenla' home, and the piece of pipe. Jurors were Jerry Fields, Michael !hie, Peter Chase, Eloise Connolly, Bernice Lavalley, Kenneth Caldwell, Mark Davis, Emerson Pooler, Linda Damewood, Rachel Downie, Dorothy Myers, Pearl Edwards and alternate, Pah Roush. . .. .l TWO Jumor MISSeS enl er progrant . 0 0 POMEROY_ MJu Lynnlta Newbury and Miss Christy McDonlld are the latest entries in the 1t76 Southeaat Ohio Junior Mlu Scholarship Program. Miss Newbury, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Newbury, Route 1, Patriot 1s 8 senior at Southwestern High School. She is a membel' of the National Beta Club, Future .Homemakers. of America, Pep Club, Student Council, Is a varsity cheerleader and Is the 1975 Gallia County Pork Prince'.. Miu Newbury's talent will be a dramatic reading. She Is sponsored by the GalUs County Jackson Production Credit and Federal Land Bank. Miss McDonald is featured twirler of the Nelsonville-York Marching Buckeye Band. She Is a member of the F.H.A., school news staff, Drama Club, !Oftball learn and the baton corps. She will do a baton routine for"her talent. She is sponsored by the Meigs Inn of Pomeroy. Finals of the Southeast Ohio Junior Miss Program wlil be Nov. 23 at the Meigs· Junior High School auditorium in Mlddleport beginning at 3:15p.m. Tickets are avallabie from all Junior Miss contestants. , JAYCEES AT WORK- Several Meigs Jaycees were at the former P001eroy Sr. High School Friday night getting their old papers and magazines together for a pickup by the Orin Co., an insulation manufacturing firm of Muncie, Ind. ~- II)' DONAL O'HIGGINS . DUBLIN, ll"eland (UPI) - Dukh in· tbitrtallst 'l1ede Herrema flew borne to the Netberlantla !Ja~ to "forget the terrible experience" of Mdays captivity at the mercy of two delpei"Bte kidnapers. In bta poclret he carried a bullet, a last grlmaouvenlr tram hil capton, who threw down their guna Friday ·nicht and II1ITelldered to enclrclln8 ·pollce. "I will oarry It llwlyuaa·reminder of how luety I arn to be alive," tbe chief e~~ecudve of the Dutch-otmed Feren1ta ~ COLUMBUS - State Representative Ronald H. James (0-Proclorville), has urged members of the Ohio House to conctD" in Senate amendments to SubHerrema, his wife Elizabeth' and 17- stitute House Bill 579 dealing with the fuel ye!ll'-old son Ytze new home to the adjustment clause of electric utilities:. James, chief sponsor of the bill, sent a Netherlands aboard a private twinenglned aircraft. They were cheered by a letter to all of his colleagues in the House crowd of about 500 persoDll when they explaining the changes made in the blil by arrived at Zestienboven airport near the Senate Energy and Environment Rotterdam. Herrrema, looking pale, Committee, and asking ihem to vote' t~ concur when the House reconvenes on greeted the crowd with a 1111ile. · The kidnaper• remained behind in a November 12. "Changes made in the bill by lhe . Dublin jtl110n: Eddie Gallagher, 27, sick and under sedatlvea, and Marian Coyle, Senate Energy and Environment. Com· unrepentent and smiling, her raven hair mittee were made after presentation of information that was not fully available to styltshly swept back. Under steady peychological p-essure In House members," said James. The chief change In the bill Is lhe the 1111ail upetalrs bedroom where they . held their captive for 18 days, the pair lost eliminalion of the IS percent "hearing their desperate gamble for reunion with trigger." Under the " tri ~ger provision " a hearing before the Public Ulililies Comtheir lmpriloned Ioven. When the Irish government flatly mission would have been mandaled when rejected any talk of "deals" or I he fuel adjustment charge of the company negotiations, their hopes centered on increased by lS pet. or more during a 6 saving themselves. But even In this they monlh period. But James said this could very weli faUed, and they now face prilon sentences have led lo a great nwnber of hearings of up to 30 years. ,j ' ) The Jaycees had some 10 tms oo hand and were given two more tons Friday night, a short time befcre the pickup. Proceeds fr001 the sale of the paper will go towards the Jaycees new mini-park being developed in Pomeroy. Support asked for bill's amendments Herrema's ordeal ends l'ltup truck owned by Meiga High Head , "F60tball Coach Olarlea Clancey were ~lured while parked on the parking Jot atiMelga High School Friday while Coach aiancey was in Jackson with hla winning focilball team. .• ,~ The Incident Ia under inveslicatlon, said Sheriff's Deputy Robert Beegle. The sheriff's department II a1ao inv,piugatlng a fire In which ariOn Ia Company said. 1\weCted that occurred at 11:30 a.m. _.day in a barn owned by Glen Deeter, BUILDING ENTERED IJI!il Bottom. Eighty bales of hay were GALIJPOIJS - at,. pollee here lroyed. The Olive Twp. Fire Dept. was Friday night invutilaleil a 'bnaklng and led. , . entering a! the Grand Squar'ea Building on ~ A1ao under investigation Ia 1 report of Eastern Ave.- Ofllcet"l aaid 1t1111eant entlllll: ,.ear old treeing wallrer coon hound lered the atruclla"e by 10ing throlll)h the dlaapptlred Friday aflemoon. The eaat ~window. Miulng was S2 from a belonged to Virgil Yarbrough, Rt. pop machine. '111e machine had extensive and. damage. II GALLIPOLIS - ·II appeared Saturday Kyger Creek whil~ Thomas Williams will that Gailia CoWlty's II schools will remain serve as junior high cage coach at Hannan open the rest of 1975 despite a large Trace. Ann Dollenmeyer and Marinelle operaling deficit. Jeffers were given supplemental conlracts Members of the Gallia CoWlty Local as jWlior high cheerleader advisors. . Board of Education learned Saturday that The board approved home Instruction because creditor$, with the exception of for Sleven Mooney, added Judy Farney of utility companies and gasoline firms, have Rt. 2, Patri.ot, as a substitute teacher, agreed to wail for payment unlU after the granted Pasquale Electrical Company a first of the year,the district will be able to contract under Title I to install floor keep its schools open . heaters at Cadmus and Hannan Trace County Superintendent C. Comer Elementary Schools, and employed Dave Bradbury said, "We are heavily In debt, Dobbins as a parttime llJechanic. E. F. ROBINSON and still will be the first of the year, but In final action,. Assisf.ant SuperinTHELMA ELLI_OTI" some of our larger creditors have agreed tendeilt De11nis Murdock gave a detailed to wall. If they hadn't, we would be forced repor\ on the district's lunchroom :' . to clOse ." program . It mciuded the cost of lunches, Mrs. Naomi Beman , clerk, said the receipla ahd what schools were op~rating · board will owe $226,069.34 plus all bills made during Ihe months of November and December. SHOT IN ABDOMEN The board acknowledged a letter from GALLIPOLIS - Eleven outstanding by participation and leadership In comGALLIPOLIS- Fllzh J. Fields, Coun ty Auditor Dorothy Condee regarding soulheastern Ohio persons will be honored munity affairs. lhe lax rates set by the County Budge! 22, of Ewington, was In fair but Introduced to the membership for by lhe Southeastern Ohio Regional Council Commission, but took no action. According stable condition Saturday afternoon recognition will be Dr. J. L. Webb of Thursday, Nov. 20, it w~s announced to the Auditor 's Office, the school district at the Holzer Medical Center where Carbon Hill; Larry McBee, New Saturday by Bob Evans, president, when he was admitted Friday evening will receive $4,588,324 in loc81 and state Lexington; Professor Ray SkiMer, Jr., the organization holds its annual awards with a sell-lnntded bullet wouud of IWlds in 1976, which is weU-below the A<hens; Herschel Bensonhaver, Logan; dinner at the Ohio University Inn in the abdomen. . board's budget request. David Booth, McArthur; Elbert F. Athens. Aecordlog to the Gallla County Resignations accepted Saturday inRobinson, Pomeroy; Mrs. Max (Thehna) • The honored guests represent 10 sheriff's departmen~ Fleldll apcluded those of Diana Bittinger, Kyger Elliott, Gallipolis; C. 0. Carlini, Portscounties in southeastern Ohio and were Creek High School secretary; David L. parently shot htmaelf at 4: II p.m. nominated for the award by the chambers mouth ; William Bills, ironton; Gary Frldlly. be came out of his room and Owens, jWlior high coach at Hannan of commerce and business groups in their Cooper, Pi~eton, and D. Merrill, Davis, fell Ia tbe hallway of his mobile Trace, and Adam Krahel, junior high home counties. According to Evans thi! Jfckson. home. coach at Kyger Creek. Bernard Fuliz, Mlddleport, will make wiU be the seventh annual awards A sister, Sherry Fields ond his Mrs. Brenda Jenkins was employed as the presentations following introductions meeting. Honorees include educators, oecretary-derk..cuatodian al Kyger Qoeek . . mother, Gayneil Fields, were putto the group, Evans Jald. physicians, lnpustrialists, merchants, and tlat! away groceries wbea they Mra. Jenkins formerly held the position. Hospitallt hour will be at 5:30 and newspapermen . heard a noise. A aalclde note was Tom Weaver wsa nanted as . junior ..... \IIIII' -:-•~llll!ll~-.u ........ OII\. . high and freshman basketball coa<:h at · IOIIIId ta Flf:IU' - . from Roger Barron and the Galllpolls basis of contributions to southeastern Ohio Olamber of Coolmerce. EIeven are nom·m·ated BEAimFICATION ASSURED - Din Oavles of Paul Davies Jewelers and rs. Randolph Hand b\apect the holly planter given by his firm. . '< + .t~:~~~n~~~~tQ!o:e I:~~~d:~ :;;!~· ~::::8Drj:;::ss~::d, ~~~ News .. in Briefs 8:30-2: 00 , The MEIGS INN ' • Open Tonight- Until 8 AVAILABLE. POliiiNTAL Weather '• ~ Elberfelds In Pomei'OJ PLAYING NITELY " ...,. which would have. prevented the PUCO staff 1rop1 makin g th oro ugh in vestigations. "This would probably have led to only rubber stamped hearings," said James . Under th e bill, as changed by the Senate, hearings on the fuel adjustment clause wili be held at least every six months and can be calieC: by the PUCO at any other time they choose . Another provision put inlo the bill by the Senate provides 'that every customer must be notified at the time he receives his bill whenever the Iuel adjustment charge has increased more than IS percent in a 6 month period. This nolifiaation will inform the customer as to dale of Ihe next scheduled fuel adjustm ent clause hearing. ANDWHV NOT? SYRACUSE - Oris Hubbard has resigned a·s nwinlenan ce supervisor for l hi~ viilagc and ul its Board of Public .Affairs. " job lhal pai d on ly $1 a day for expPnr:t ' . Other provisions of the bill include; - Umlllng the Items that can be used in computing a fuel adjustment charge to acquisition and delivery costs of purchased fuel ; - Monthly PUCO verification of costs passed through to customers under the · fuel adjustment clause : - Refunds or readjustment of charges when errors are discovered In lhe fUel adjustment charge; - Charges attributed to fuel coala will be expressed in dollars and cents on the customer's bill. UNIT CI\LLED POMEROY - At 2:29 'p.m. Saturday the Pomeroy E-R squad answered a call to the home of !.eo Vining, a medical palieni who was taken tb Veterans Memorial Hospital. UNIT CALLED MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Emergency Sc(uad was called at 3:39p.m. Saturday for Brenda Petrie, a medical patient Ia ken to Holzer Medical Center. � 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/. 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