http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/027e0cdafe0aa5041f769386669d9da1.pdf a3fd3e9f8976112f766b700eb3675a48 PDF Text Text .· 8- The Da t1) Sentt.ot•l, 1\ hddl('port-P,Nnt.~t•\. (). (kt 4. J9j3 News I rorHlnuC'd toda~· prosecutors ve-sllg ati ~ thl~ in Briefs • • • and from Pagt• l.l pr(>sumabl~ Mne'-' rase b~ ~r'and tht• JUT)' Jn. .}Cl( 1 Kltne, 3-l , was a{·compamed b) his atoorr>e\', Stephen Sachs, to !he offtcc of U. S. Atlorne)' 1 George Beall. Khne pr~sumably 1•·ent on to appea r before th_e grand jur)' Tight SN.TC(.'Y ~urroundcd the grHnd Jury ti proceedings. , The Wa:;hmgt on Star-News, m late ~'reltable ~p tember. quoted sol,lfces·· as saymg Khne told presecu tor'S he ha d served as a condu1t for up to $100.000 in cash which he alleged ly fUnneled to Agnew and other Ma ryland offlt'Ja ls The gl'and JUry was hearmg C\'Jdenec for a thtrd day into c harges, descn bed b~ President N1xon Wednesday as ·sen ous and no t fn volous, agatnst Agnew du rmg Uw tune he was Baltunorc Cou nt~ executive and Maryland gou·rnor. . Court Skeeter GilmorP died in I. t Contmued fr om Page 1l t:ol umhu ~ Depa1 tmen L 48 hours nottce. Pr eswna_bly, Ag ne w's lawyen; cO'uld use the order to ;Friday and ~aturday Sale lkal ... Of the . ' Elberfelds Custom Drapery Sale , ......... ........ JIRESIDENT Wanted WANTED' CHIPWOOO HOUSE PAINT POLES MAXIMUM DIAMETER 10" ON LARGEST END \ (9 ) $8.00 Per Ton BUNDLED SLABS Reg. 17.00 gal. I / Valley S. Jrd Ave . II Sale $590 . $6.00 Per Ton ... ' ' ......... & Supply Co. Gallon L~mber " 992 -2709 Middleport. 0 . DELIVERED TO · OHIO PALLET CO. On Old Rt.JJ Phone 992-2 689 Pomeroy , Oh ::.i:o_--1 .: • , ' KAT HRYN CRO W , Cle rk of the V•llage of Syrac u se, Ohio 13 , 20 , 27 ( 10) 4 NOTICE oF APPOINTMENT case No :21,028 carer H. Hysell Estate of Deceased . Notice •s hereby g ,ven that Ly le w , Hyse ll of RD 2. appo1flfed utorbeen of dul fhey Pomeroy, ohE)(e to, chas Es tate of Carey H Hysell , deceased, tate of Sa tosbury ·Townsh;p, Me;gs county, Oh•o Credtfors are requ1red to f1 te tnerr c1a1ms w 1t.h sa• d f •duc•ary w •th •n four ,.~~~.~" months ,m• Hundreds of fabncs and .colors workmans:h•p oay Bring in your measurements. Width of rod end to end and desired length from top of rod down . Save tht s weekend on a new Fall · se lected from our regular stock. COORDINATE SPORTSWEAR FALL BODYSI:IIRTS Our enti re s tock of Fall Bodys hirts is tncluded . SALE PRICES · ·· Furnrture Departm ent - Ltngene Department , First Floor Young Men s Blue Demm Sale! Elberfeld~ Warehou se on M echamc Stree t Plenty of fr ee parktng Young M ens CARGO JEANS TUBE SOCKS 13n~ ounce blue den 1m sl•ght fl ar e leg Wa1st SIZE'S 29 to 40 Regular priCe S7 95 F 1ts sizes ')9 through 15 Cush1on ttfi'e d for sports and c asual wear Whtfe w 1th color top s of green na vy reel gold blue . maroon orang e Fnday - Saturd-ay Sale FOR THIS SALE! Cook Food Boy s $4 9.5 Double Kn1t MEN'S $5.95 SPORT SHIRTS • SPORT SHIRTS 1D a S1zes sma ll {14-141/:;!}, medium (15 151h ), la rge (16 16'/od an d extra large ( 17 17 11:2 ), An ex tra n1ce se lect 1on 1n clu dmg sol1d color s · stnpes p!a td s neat patterns All are per manen t press R& LOWER S1zes ttirough 16 L ong sleeves 100 Pet polyest er kn1 t Good pattern selec· f1 on Spectal 5ale Price Sale Pnce 2 for 9.99 fl Sate $.5 , 10 COSMETIC SPECIALS COLUMBUS - SOME 350 GASOLINE dea lers m ce ntral OhiO cautiOusly agreed to keep their sta twns opeh for imother 10 djlys instead of calling for an inunedtate shutdown to prot est a G>st of L!vmg Council order t Independent dealers and members of the Central Ohw dasolme Dealers Association met here Thursday rught to consider partlctpatton m nallonw1de shutdown over the order wh1 ch does not permtt dealers to pass along wholesale tpcreases to cu1stomers Dave Pickney, VIce president of the association, satd de~lers were persuaded to rerJ,lain open on th e assumption Cong ress would paSs legislation wtthm 10 days providmg re lief.' OVENS 2 for s7.99 G.E. Electric Alarm Clocks 3.45 Revlon Natural Honey Dry Skin Relief Moisture Lotion 2.45 1--·-------------------95c Vaseline Baby Powder . · · - 69c Quiet accurate depen -----------------------·~-::·-·-; dable electnc alarm. Easy n 1. Cundiff free to r ea d dial 1.29 Noxzema Skin Cream - - · · '\ t~~::~;_;-IJff_0!~I!~i"~~~_:_.-_.-3._·.-o._·o-~~:~~~-~-~--$-2_._9_9...,..~~·-' 2.25 Faberge Organics Wheat Germ Oil and Honey Conditioner · - • - - 1.50 ,29 Micrin Mouth wash and le 88c New Selechon •·------------------------:----·1 HOLLAND BULBS 1~ Iri s. Crocus Hyacinths • SALE PRICES! Sizes63;.. to 7112, Work Hats Dress le.- Hats · Corduroy · Hats W.nfer Caps 1n wools . v in;ds · corduroy , 6uy your flower bulbs now from the fine selection. >r1 ~ Housewares Department - 1st floor. Snowdrops I, MEN'S FALL AND WINTER I , HATS AND CAPS SALE! .IMPORTED Tulips Narcissu s Daffodils on $40,000 property bond See The Muscari d 1 MAGIC CHEF . Stop in and see this 11ne RANGES group of hats and caps and blfY what you need now Btg selection of both gas and electnc models Every one now at sa le · ·-·-·-B~:_:ig:,:s.~e-le:.c:..t:.io:.__no_,f_v.,a_r,~ie_t,.•~e'":s'a_n-~c·o·...,..o~r-s.~.---~-·~:--:~--,..·~·-:.~----~~·-:P:".,ce_•,· ---:-~-~-·--l Elb er f e ld S Ware hOUSe On M ec h a01c ' St ree t ·In p omeroy IS · Open every week day 9·.30 A.M. to 5 P.M. and on Friday and Saturday 9 ; 30 A • M • to 9 P • M ' 41 -., ELBERFELDS 'IN P'OM ROY J ames Cundiff, 34, of Racme, mdtc ted Aug 30 by a Metgs County Grand Jury on a charge of hrs l degt ee murder m the Aug 29 slaymg of Wilham Harden, was released Tuesday on $40,000 property bond, the Meigs County Shenff's Dept. revealed today. Cundiff's bond had orig mally ben set at $20,000 by Judge John C. Bacon, however , when a property bond IS furni shed , the amount of the cas~ bond IS doubled. Cundiff was md1c\ed Aug 30 after betng apprehended by Pom~:roy Police ell1'1y Wednesday morning , Aug . 29,, as he drove from the Pomeroy;Motor Co lot onto East Mam St. near downtown Pomeroy . Harden , age 34, of Rt. I, Racine, was found a pparently shot m the back and chest near the Duds 'n Suds Laundromat on East Main St. artlllnd 2·40 a.m. that Wednesday monung, Jobless at 4.8 % WASHINGTON IUPI ) The number of Americans holdm g jobs , almost stagnant for five months, surged upward by 700,000 In Se ptember but unem ployment held subbornly at about 4.8 per cent for the fourth month in a row. the government reported today. The jobless rate did not improve despite the increase In the number of jobholder. b eca u ~e it was offset by a rise o(750,000 in the number nf persnlls entering the labor for ce. CALLED TWICE The·Pq,meroy E-R squad was called Th~rsday at 2:48p.m. to the MeJgs County Court House for Wa ller King who had fallen down the back steps. He was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital, treated and released . At 7:4o p m the squad was called to Bailey Run RQad for Cec1l Carman who was also ta ken to Vewrans Memorial Hospita l ' ' .. , \ ' • PHONE 992-2156 TEN CENTS over $1 million FOUR OF THE RIDERS show the bicycles they will use m a b1ke-a-thon Saturday with the Meigs County Umt of the Amencan Cancer Society receivmg the proceeds. The nders w1ll be sponso red by md1v1duals, orgamzat1ons Or businesses who wtll pledge to pay money for each mile traveled by a particular rider The assembly area will be at the Middleport Park; next to the post offi ce, at 9 a .m . The ride will be to Forest Acres Park near Rutland Pictured are Dean Lutz, WMPO personality, front, on a tricycle which he will NOT use m the nde, and left to tight, Mrs. Donna Hatfield, cancer umt secretary , Mrs. Brenda Roush , cancer Uh1t president , and Denney Fobes, sports ed100r of the D.('IIy Sentinel. MARION, OhiO ( UPJ) General Telephone Co. officJ'IIs sa1d Thursday damage .. h fac1htLes and Joss of revenues exceeded $1 m!lhon dunng the 12-week stnke agamst the company by the Communicatwn Workers of Amertca A new two-year contract with the compa ny was ratified by wuon members Wednesday, ending the strike which began July 16. "The stnke was incredible," sa1d Robert Wopat, General Te lephone Co. president "Everybody lost something. There were no wmners. But, more Important, the CWA members lost something m· tangible but very valuable their digmty ." Wopat said the vandalism of the striking workers reflected their attitude which he sa 1d, " insulted th e principle of co ll ec llve bafgammg, the rtghts of management and the customers at large." Accor<jmg to Wopat , cables were slashed and 80 windows of company buildings were broken durmg the strike, He said exchanges were Isolated from toll or tolllree service 237 t1mes dunng~the stnke. " Workmg craft and management personnel a lso bore the brunt of te lephoned and fac e-to. fa ce threats," he sa td . "Alm os t 50 reports of vandalism to employes' properties a nd thr eate ning calls were recorded m Manon alone." EXTENDED OUTLOOK Mild Sunday through Tuesday wUh a chance of s how e rs Monday or Tuesday. High temperatures averaging In upper 60s ex· treme northern sections to mid 70s In extreme south. Lows at night in upper 40s and lower 50.. Weather Clear and cooler tonight, low mostly tn the 40s. Saturday fair and high m upper 60s and 70s. LOCAL TEMPS Temperatllre in downtown Pomeroy Fnday at 11 a . m . was 66 degrees under sunny skies Location of new mobile homes controlled in proposed action Syracuse v1 ll age council Thursday n:ght moved toward controllmg additional trail er s located insid e the village when It gave an ordinance ~ts first r eadm g that woUld l!mtt addi tiona l trail ers excep t m mobtle home courts. The ordmance also requires underpinmng of all mobile homes presently located m the Village The second and third readmg of the ordmance w1l[ be g tven next Thursday mght when COlUl Cil w11l meet in special sess iOn Coun c il di sc ussed the proposed ordmance at great length before takmg any action, The ordmance a lso slates that owners of tratlers must conform to all county and s late health departmen t regulations. Jn other . business, C04J1Cil ga ve the third required reading ASCS office closed 2 days The Meigs County Agricultural StabilizatiOn and Conservation Service (ASCS) office w1l) be closed Oct D in observance of Columbus Day and Oc t, 22 for Veterans Day. Coun l)' Execul!ve D1recoor Pete Sheilds sa1d these are both Monday 'hohdays m accordance w1th the federal law whtch sets a variable date for several nattonal holidays so as fall on Mondays. '' Farmers and ran chers don ' t pay much attendhon to holidays - especially not at harvestUme- so we like to get a reminder out ahead of time when the ASCS office will be clOsed. It may save an extra trip for someone," ~ Shields , sa id. w to an ordinance re gulatmg opemng and closing hours m the two village owned parks The former Syracuse roadside park, along SR 124, has been deeded and transferred to the village by the Slate of Ohw , thus pving the village two parks The ·parks w11l close each mghl a t 10 p.m. and open each mormng at 7. Coun cil also gave a firs t readmg to an ordmance acceptmg and ded!catmg a pubhc roadway kn own as "Lee Circle" located m and part of the Rustle H1lls Addition Council voted to huve the traditwnal trick or treat mght on Tijesday, Oct. 30, from 7 to 8 p.m for children through 15 years of age. The siren w1ll sound to begin and end it Mayor Hermap London has requested the asSistance of the Meigs Coun ty Jaycees who earlier volunteered to help villages on tr ick or treat mght It was noted by council that Mayor Lohdon has authonty to place a curfew m the village as deemed necessary, Acts or vandallsm wtll determine if a curfew Is necessary Robert Win ge tt, council member, reported that two flbet•glass banking boards had been ordered for the park. Robert Ord, s upennwnilent at Southern Local School District, mformed Win ge tt that members of Southern H1gh School's Vo-Ag class or FF A members would weld the posts and erect them at the s1te An apphcatwn for a grant for de ve lopm e nt of the park submitted some tlme ago IS bemg given ever y con- s ideration, accordmg to letters from the OhiO Department of Natural Resources and Congressman Clarence Miller Mayor London reported that eqwpment still m the old town hall bu!ldmg will have to be moved by coun cil. ~bers of the board of public affatrs will also have to move equipment from the bmldmg Bids for t]je sale of the <>ld town hall must be submitted by Oct 11 at noon at the office of the vtllage • clerk. The sealed bids will be opened at the Oct. II rqeetmg (.Continued on Page 10 ) Car, school bus collide She nff 's deputie s were called to <the Willow Creek Rd area of Salisbury T)vp Wednesday afternoon to mvestJgate a mmor auto acc1dent involvmg a Meigs Local School District bus . . Thetr report satd an auto driven by Jeanme Lou Little, 31, ol Pomeroy and the bus, driven by Ahce L. Globokar, 53, of Umon Ave., Pomeroy, were both too close to the ce nterline and apparently sideswiped. Mmor damage was reported to the left rear fender and bumper of Little's auto and the school bus showed only a small scratch to the left. rear bumper panel. No ctlatwn was LSsued. There were no injuries reported. School issue endorsed The Middleport Chamber of Comm erce endorsed the half mill hond Issue for Me~gs Co unty 's mentally retarded \ Thursday night at · the ' Columbu• and Southern Ohw Electric Co. · Mrs . Mannm g KI Oes, a chamber member, presented material dealing with the bonq Issue whicli is to be voted on in Meigs County at the November eleCtion The bond Issue would provide matchmg funds needed for the constructiOn of a school and a sheltered workshop for the retarded m the county. During the meeting preSided over by President George Ingels, the chamber also made plans for the an nual Christmas promohon progr~am m the community , The k1ckoff parade for the hohday season, and an accompanymg moonlight sa le by merchants , wtll be held on ,Monday, Noy . 2ll. , ·The group decided to slate a Gift-O·Rama during the ITohda y season , awardmg a . at drawmgs ' van~ty of gifts to be held on Nov .- 30, Dec. 7, 14 , and 21. No purchases will be required for parltc!pation Stores of the town w11l start staying open m the evemngs on Dec 10 and will close at 5 p m , on Monday, Dec 24, Christmas Eve. The chamber voted a contribution of $100 to Feeney· Bennett Post 128, American Le~ion , toward the post 's annual project or provldmg candy treats. ' ., I, /'I FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1973 Cost of strike . . BOSTON - AN ELDERLY WHITE MAN was stoned and killed by a group of black teenagers Thursday It was the second murder ac ross racial hncs m Boston w1thin 48 hours Police prepared fo f· "any kmd of emergency " In add1t10n to the murders, a white man and a·white woman were stabbed a nd robbed Thursday by bla~k teenagers m the same general area where the elderly man was killed . Police satd there was 11a dehmte1 t1e-in 11 of the three separate mc1dents Thursday They dfd not connect the Thursday tncidents with the burmng Tuesday night of Eve:lyn Wagler, 24, a whtte woman who told pohce from her deathbed that a group of black youths for ced her to pour gasolme over herself, th en set her ablaze . She dted s1x hours later 2 PAIR $1.69 $3.44 APAIR POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT,. OHIO ';., KEY BISCAYNE, FLA - PRESIDENT NIXON sougpt relaxatiOn today at ht s Key Biscayne vacation home, his first trip away from the Wa sh1hgton area in more than a month Wi th tnm were two of h1s top advisers on Watergate developments, spec ial Whit e House counsel J. Fred Buzhardl and speech wntei Patrick J . Buchanan However. pres1denttal P ress Secretary Ronald C. Zteg ler satd Nrxon had '' nothmg specthc" to discuss w1th them but merely wanted them on hand m case he might w1sh to rev1ew "something" w1th them , Ziegler satd Buchanan was not p1 eparmg any speech for the Prestdent at the inoment. Nlxon rs expected to mer ease his tnps away fr om Washmgton m commg weeks Sale Prices ALL AT SALE PRICES Sup er bell fl are 50 per cent cotton 50 per cen t po lyes t er Serv1ceable we1ght blue cha mbray W1de be l t loops Red stitched Fnday Saturday Thtrd Floor S1ngle S l l~ fu ll stze and queen s1ze Vmyl. n ylon and Her culon Uphol stenng B1g a~~Jsortment of color s and sty les Comfor t able davenport b y day and a fold ou t bed wtth foam or Inner spring mattress by n tghf Earring s · Ptns . Pendants · Rings · N eck laces · Noveltt es. CHAMBRAY JEANS at and Simmons Hide-A-Beds Fall J ewe lr y tncluded . ys Sizes 8 to 18 M ec hamc Street and also Special Sale! Kroehler Sleep-or·lounges JEWELRY SALE Our ent ire se lection of on NO. 122 BALTIMORE - N D~LE ANDERSON, the successor to V1ce P1 es1dent Spiro T Agnew as Baltnnore County executive wa• mdicted Thursday by a fede ral grand Jury on four counts of mcornc tax evas10n The md ictrnent.s, by the same grand Ju ry that tS mve stlgalmg Agnew , charged that Anderson evaded payments of $67,832 m federa l mcome taxes m the four years 1969 to 1972. _.. The Jushce Department presents lega l bnefs today opposing a request by Agnew's lawy ers that a federal judge hall the grand Jury probe agatnst th e v1ce prestdent U S Dtstnct Court Judge Walter E. HoHm an , who IS pres1d~ng over the t'O urtroom aspects on the invest iga tion, has set Oct 12 for oral m·gwnents on lhe request. The JUdge has saJd that until he rules on 1t, the gr a nd JUry can proceed with Its mvestJgatt on Of the v1ce president AU AT SALE PRICES NOW At Elberfelds Warehou se E lberfelds ma 1n .tore VOL XXV WASHINGTON -·l\ $PEED UP AND INCREASE in. Social Secunty benefits to help the a ged fight infla tiOn has cleared the Senate Fmance Comm Ltt~ . By vmce vote, the comm tttee Thw sday approved a 7 per cent across-th e-board mcrease to take E!ffect the month Il IS enacted mto law The Socml Secunty in erease, whkh would cost the Soc1al &cunty Trust Fund $1 bilhon, wtll be attached to a mmor Housepasse'(! b1ll The Senate IS expected to vote on the bill w1thm the next two weeks Sen Abrii11.am R1b1coff, D-Conn ., who sponsored the proposal, said " I beheve more firmly than ever that unless we move more swiftly, many of our semor Cittze ns wtll smk below the poverty level. " Then· mcornes are VIrtully frozen for another year, " he added ' 'Butprices,as weallknowtoo""cll,arenot '' Now •s a perfect t1m e t o buy btcycles l or yourself your Ch ildren and your grandchildren There's a brand new se!ect1on a t Elberfe lds A l l Amen can made b tcycles dependab le and serv 1ceable S1 dewalk B1kes 10 Speed B1kes 5 and 3 Speed B•kes and plenty of Standard 26 in ch b1k es Boy s and g1rls styleS> SALE Y2 PRICE ,f : ,•,:i.... ''.'::·: By Umted Press International • . · BICYCLE SALE M isses and womens s izes se lecte d from stock . ( Not a ll sizes in al l co lors ) ' ~· Famous Brach ' s Candy for th e Hallowet!n season Peanut Bnttle Huck Fmn s . lndtan Corn · Candy Corn · Me llow Cremes - Pops•cl es Mtlk M atd Caramels • Tatfy Broom~f•cks Ha rvest Trea t s now, .itock Misses · Juniors · Half Sizes ......,.;······:··.;.-.·:::·:·:·,: ,. :: .. : ,,,, .:·...;.. :,:,:,-...; :,:,. ' ..: :::·:·.·:.:··: .;: TRICK OR TREAT HALLOWEEN CANDY Dress •' . . !News .. zn Brze S!ji Vtsit Elberfelds Drapery Dept. during this "Save 20 Pet . Sale" and let us make your window decorating easy. FALL DRESS,SALE Devowd To 17ae lnterestl Of17ae Meigs-Mawn Area LOGAN GETS IT - Tom Lowe<y ( tn glasses ) and Ron Couch throw Logan " dwnmy " mto bonfire. ~"''''»:-:·:·:·:=··: Cou~:~~·;;a;eo;g~: (9 ) 21 flO ) 4, 11 , Jt c at a giant bonfire and pep rally . They were pumping up the old school spin\ for the clash tomght of the Me~gs Marauders against the Logan Chteftams. Game tune ts 8 p .m . m Marauder StadiUm ••• ' BE THRIFTY I SAVE ALL OF YOUR SALESLIPS FROM of THE MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING B"-J'lD"Was m the parade 'Thursday mght through Pomeroy, Mtddleport and Rutland that ended m Rutlimd behmd the old high school country fJn San F r a ncisco, the ' Uni ve rs it y of Ca Hfo rn ia Se ism ograph ic Station satd the q uake registered 6.3 oo the HIChter Sea le.) C<>L Edtiard o Esqut vcl, the military junta 's director ~f mformat1on , went on radio durmg the mormng and oold the natwn of 10 m1lhon " a strong quake shook all of central Chile this morning " Esquwel said ther e were no Imm edia te r e ports of ca s ualti es m the quake, which most seriously hit Va lparaiso, 50 miles nor thwest or Santiago, and Los Andes, 80 miles nor( Continued on P age lO l Qual1 l y rnaterla..ls and sep mh • Now en 1oy sturfnmg new drapenes for the hol1days at a savings of 20 per c~ nt off the regular pn ce Your lovely new dr()penes will be tailored to any w 1dlh to any leng !h._ w 1th deep heading s and triple ta c ked pl eat s, d ouble s1d e and bottom hems MEIGS THEATR[ YOU ·CAN'T ·ouy A BETTEP~-, PAl T . -\ '• w _,. t/ •I Made-Jo-Your Measure HOSPITAL NEWS Da,z e ll. Od1e Dav 1s , M iles · of Oh 10, and bounded and Dtce , Br •an- Dulaney, G..lenna de scr1b ed as fo l lows Edwards , Ge rt ru de F l em~ng , Lo ts No Seventy Thr ee, Se venty Four , Seventy F 1ve and KeV •n Grueser , Mabie H en derson , Carolyn Lew1s, t 1ft ee.n t ee t off the east Side' d f Lormda Howard , T i mOthy Lo t No 77 as per deed s on Hu r;lson , Edd1e M co nner1ng , r ecord 1n the Recorder's OffiCe Herbert Miller, V1rg1e Mora , found In Volume 30, Pag e 22L Pamela Newsome Mrs Gary Vo l ume 38, Page 399 , and Volume 39 Page 197 Me1gs Queen and son , Nedra Rad County D eed Records Cl 1ffe , Roy Ross , Chad Sm es , Roma Walter~ Dan1el ' Reference Deed Vol 254 ~age 413 , Deed Re cords Me 1gs W,ll ,ams , Mrs B.dly Woods and dauQhter Co unty , OhiO Sa •d property 1S to be sold and conveyed to the h •g he st bidder upon the fOllOW ing t er m's CaSh 1n hand, and sublect to all rea l est ate taxes bee om '"9 due on and after the dale ot the sale The . successful b1dd~r mu st e1th er renova te the butldmg or raze 1t Ol'ld r emove the debr1 s, e!l her ac i ra n t o commence wllh ln three month s from th e date of deltvery Of th e .~eed and com plete th e wor k w 1th1n SIX months fr om the date t he work IS commenced The nght tS reserved to re 1ec t any and all bidS I Special Fall Sale . ---- -- - -------- . ' FRIENDS AND RELATIVES Jotned to send bes t wtshes to Mr and Mrs Wilham Hugg mS, Carrollton , former Middleport restde nts who observed ' th ev 50th wedding anruversay on Sep~. 15 ·-- SA NTI AGO I UPI l A violent pre-<lawn earthqua ke ro c ke d Chile .ea rl y tod ay, black in g out the port of Valparaiso and tosSing thousands of pei sons from the:t r beds 1n capita l Santiago. Th€ qua ke a nd two aftershocks h1t the country on-a nd· off for a li ttle more U1an a halfhour dun ng a stn ct du sk to daw·n 1 cu rfew imp osed by Chile's nuh Wry rulers Pollee ooid the quakE! , appeared to be centered ncar Valpa rat so, a port c1tx of 600,000 on the Pac1ft c Ocean, c uttmg off elect n ctty m the por t a nd cu rUulmg commumca tlons With the rest of the FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 AM TO 9 PM 1J1d }O'ti know "th<Jt Geor ge Va ugh<tn , formerly or Pom e ro~ and Mtdd leport , h,tli bt.'Cn ser vmg on the Chtlltcothe C1ty Q) unc ll for Ute past fo ur years? George was quoted r ecently m a Chtlhcothe newspaper urgmg Clulhc'Othe, as the ftrs t capiUjl of the state and the county seat of the second largest county (square mlles) m the state, to have 1ts own c tty flag He has asked Councli Pres ident Thomas McKen' to asstgn a cornmtttee to mv estigate des1gmng. of th~ fl(l g, McKe ll will do so opparentl)' , but has not decided whether the committee wtll be composed of co un ci l members or non-<Jff1ce holders of the commumty. Orla (Skeeter) G.lm ore, GG, Columbus, form e r Meigs . (: reside11t, dted Wednesday at subpoena Justtce Department CARDS TO JAMES JACKSON , Dorcas, would be apthe Univers tty Hos pt tal offi Cial s, pe rh a ps tncludmg prectated , Jackson, confmed to the Arcadia Nursmg _Home m tollowmg a lmgenng Illness Hen ry F. Peterse n, crunimtl Coolville, will observe hts 90\h birthday Fnday. He was the son of tile late divis{on chief, who Agnew has John and Myrtle Sapp Gilmore smd tS out to gel him Or they MRS BRENDA ROUSH is a busy one in her new office as of Pomeroy , Also preccd1ng CQuld subp crwa ne ws men In prestdent of the Me1gs CoWlty Umt of the Amencan Cancer him in death were a brother , e1ther case, legal objectwns Soc tety . She IS gettmg a b1ke-a-thon orgamzed for this Saturday. Elza Gtlmore, Pomeroy, and may be ra 1sed Many reporters The nde will begm at 9 a . m. from the Middleport park, next to two ststers, Evelyn Gilm ore. have refused to supply m- the gost office, and w11l provide-funds for the cancer unit through Columbus, and Beulah Ruddle , form~ twn on news sources m spo.fisorsh1p of riders. MIChigan. oth er cases. CHRISfMAS MAY SEEM a long way off, but 1\'s really JUSt Survtving are two brothers, Judah Be st, one of the around the corner desptte the warm pleasant weather these Kelly Gilmore, Middleport , Agnew 's Ia\.\ yers, declmed to days , The Mtddleport Chamber of C<>mmerce IS attemptmg to get and Harley Gilmore , Rose Hill, say who m1ght be s ubpoenaed 1t all together for their December Chnstmas promotiOnal Pomeroy; two Sisters, Mrs. · He sa1d Judg e Hoffman "asked program and w1U meet at 7 tomght to lay plans. The meetmg will M1lhe Stace arrd Mrs. Euntce us not to comment on Lhe be held at the soc1al room of the Columbus and Southern Ohto Moore, both of Columbus, and proceedings '' Electrtc Co several meces and nephews , Agnew vowpd last weekend The funeral arrang~ments m Los Angeles that he would MR . ANO MRS Ai;LEN C. HTI.L, SR, Pomeroy, have are mcomplete The body ts at " use the courts of th1s country returned hom~ from a three week trek which took them to the Schoedmger Funeral m an attempt tO gam per- Boston, Mass., fnr a \1Sit wtth Mrs. IIIll's people <md to Hamilton Home, Eas t State St, mtssion to examine under oath wltctt~ lhey were with thetr son and dau ghter-m-law, Mr. and Columbus. Bunal Will be m these people who are trying to Mrs . Allen C. Hill , Jr. and family. West Lawn Cemetery destroy me politically through MEIGS COUNTY FAIR BOARD members will have their the abtL<ie of the cnrmnal JUSI!ce system of the Umted annual post f3!r get-together at the fairgrou nds on Sunday In· steak of the traditwnal steak dmner this year, the hoard will be States " ea ttng somethmg dtfferent, barbecued turkey and barbecued Hom ecomi ng set Agnew Accuses P eterse n He has accused Petersen of lamb , CHESTER - The a nnual being the source of leaks. rally and homecommg of the NLXon, however , told reporters Chester United Melhodtst that Attorney General Elhot L Church will be held Sunday, Richardson has assured him (BirthS) Veterans Memorial Hospital Worldwide commumon wtll be that Petersen was not such a Mr and Mrs Kenneth K 1t ADMISSIONS - Wilham tre ll, a daughter, Ga ll ipOliS observed during the worship so urce and had "handled the Dye, New Haven; Perry R . Mr and Mr s Jack Adams a service followed by specta l mvest1gatwn without prejudidaughter, Vm ton Shirley, Hartford ; Genevieve Sunday School Rally Day ce.~ · Richard, Lon g Bottom; program. A basket dinner \\'Ill Before s1gmng the order, Lawrence Hyse ll , Rutland; In the Court of Common Pl eas, be held at 12.30 p,m Hoffman hel d a 17-m mu te Joseph C. Qmvey, Pomeroy ; Juv en ile Court Otvt ston , Metgs The arternoon program , hearmg w1th the 22-member Annie Icenhower, Portland; County , Ohto beginnmg at I : lo, will conSis t grand Jury which has been SUMMONS Hazel Sham, Racme; Dorothy Ca se No 20,8 60 of special muSic . The Rev, Ca rl mvestigating political corrup-. To Wi l loughby Hill. Juvenile Spencer, Ra"Cme ; Wilham Hicks welcomes the pubhc ProbatiOn Off 1cer of Me1gs twn m Maryland Sl:"'Ce last Hobste\ter , Rutland; Kenneth Coun t y , Oh10 December and began hearmg En vol dson , Your are comma nd ed to Reed sv ille; not1fy V1Y1an Milchem and evidence mvolvmg Agnew la st Charles Payne, Pomeroy R1chard M1tch em that a week, compla mt has been f1led m th1s Troy DISCHARGES TWO GIVEN AID Court that B il l y Joe M1 tchem, Hoffman remmded the panel The Middleport E-R squad members of theu: .. oath of Durham , Ethel Ntcho lson, ag e 16 year s, 0 0 8 12 16 -1956 Td'm Wayne Mit c hem , age 13 was called at 12 31 p, m. to secrecy and mstrue t-ed--them to Flonda Boston , Samuel years, DOB 10 23 1959 , Rebecca Beech St: for Norma Zirkle disregard anythmg they read Ratrd ~n, Ernest Molden, Ann Mrtchem , age 11 years , 008 1 9 1962 Herbert M1t who was havmg c hest pams . m the press or heard on teleVl- Richard Salser, Sherry In- che m , age 9 years , DOB 10.30 stead . 1963 Mary Ann M ttchem , age 7 She was taken to Holzer swn years , 008 9 16 1966, appear to PLEASANT VALLEY Medical Center. At 8 p. m. the be neg lected chrldren '·Jt would be a tragedy to the DISCHARGES : Gma Mae ll1s ordered !hat they appear squad went county rqad 5 fm cause of the admmistration of per sonal ly before the Court at Runyan, Robertsburg ; Donalp Pomeroy Norma Cambron, a inedical , Oh tO on the 12th day JUStice 1f grand Jurors returned Greathouse, Pomt Pleasant ; of October , 1973 at 10 00 o' cloc k patient, who was also taken to an mdtc tment merely becau:Sf Mrs A M Fur ther 1t 1s ordered th at Arch!~ Starcher, the Holzer Medical Center person havrng physrcal the jurors may ha ve heard or Galhp6lts; Mrs. Claude Wmes, cus tody or con trul! of sa1 d ch ild seen comments by the news Shall brrng t~ chrld to th e Pomeroy, Mrs Elva Hayes, heanng A person so not1fred. media," Hoffman sa id DAVTOMEET Middleport; Mrs. Alfred who f-3115 to appear, m ay be as m other cases of M ~igs Chap ter 53, DAV, wtll Frank, Pomeroy ; Osie Lee, pun•sheq con tempt of cou rt meet at 7.30 p.m Monday ~t Charleston Any parfy rs ent• ll ed to covnse l 1n the proc eedmgs and the chapter home, Butternut the Court will appotnt cou nse l 1f Ave., Pomeroy, Refreshments t he p,arty rs rnd1gent Holz e r Metllcal Center Sa1d Willoughby Hrll Will will be served All members ( DI SCharge d Oc t 2) make due return of thrs wnt on D or:ts Adams, James are asked to be present before th e 9t h day of October , Arrowood , Dan Black , Besste or 1973 . Bowman, Mrs Wdltam TWO FINED The compla1nt flied here1n Bra dshaw ar'ld so n , Albe rt Two defenda nts were fined Bur'ns , W1nn1fred Bush , contams a prayer for per manent custody You are and four others forfeited bonds Dorothy Butcher, Wdltam nol!f 1ed that t he gra nllng of Casto , Mi ch a el Crab tree , m Pomeroy Mayor Donald Donna Crump , Cratg Dailey, such custody permanently TONIGHT Easterday, Wayne d 1vests the parents at the 1r Colhns Cour t Wednesday mght. Lela Oct 4 par en ta l r•ghts and pnvlleges Facto r -.--!''l'-"0'4-a Hart, Earl WITNESS my hand an d the Fined were David Alison Malone, Nan McCormtck, NOT OP E N seal of satd Court th1s 2nd d ay of Carter, Pomeroy, $5 a_nd costs, g l ean or $11Jie r , Doldie Ewutg, October. 1973 Susa n Moore, Jeffery Nott , running red light, and Garland Darts Remt1art. Thomas Ross, Mann1ng 0 Webs t er, Judge Fnday th ru Tuesda y By Jane t E Morrr s Oct 5-9 Sharp Ka thl een Roger Jorda n, Hartford , $10 Bobby Depty ' Cl erk Ch t e f Sha rro ck, Mr s James Shav er Walt D1 s n ey's and costs, dnvmg m lUlSafe and son , Luthe r Slo ne , Earl { 10 )4 , \tc REDKNOBS& manner . Forfe1tmg bonds were Smt ih and Teresa Tolbert BROOMSTI CKS f Btrth s) - PUBLIC NOTICE Ronald L. Fry, Pomeroy, Rt. 2, Sealed brds w rll be rece1ved at Mr and Mr s Harry Barton , ( Techmcolor ) $50, petty larceny ; Fred Smith, a son , Racm 1e , Mr and Mrs the offt ce of the Clerk of th e Angela Lansbury James 0 Black , a son , V1 lla ge of Syracuse , Sy ra cuse , Middleport , $25 , reckle ss Jackson · Dav1d Tomlmson Oh10 . until 12 00 Noon on the ! G) 11t h day of Oc tober , 1973 , tor the f Dt sc harg ed Oct , 3) operattOJl, John Gtlbert Blake, Lo tS• Angle, Ruby Burton , purchase of t he follow1ng • Cartoon s Huntmg t on, $15, stop s1gn Mrs Clyde Casto and descnbed real ~state Band Concert The followm g d escnbed real v10 latwn, and James R daughter Gr.egor v Clark, Mrs Pluto's. Heart Throb James Cogar and da ughter , estate s •tuat ed in the VIllage of Stewart, Pomeroy, Rt. 3, $200, Stan l ey Cook , Lou.se Cram Admts Sion $1 50 & 75c Syrac use, Townsh iP of Su tton . dnvmg while mtox1cawd !iton . V1ctor Crum, Frances and County of Me1g s, and State Show Starts 7 :::::::::L......___ Pome~oy Elberfelds In - /l, [1,,/, 1/m:Jlich Chile·rocked DONNAMcFARLAND,104 BrickS!., Pomeroy, who IS in Wednesday Early Bird Sowlmg League at Pomeroy Lanes, ' and plays for Roush 's Landing team, is kneeling behind the split tiiat s he made Wednesday. It's the 74-&-10. That game she had a 133; her average ts 128. Reward offered for dog ~iller A reward of $10 for tn· ·formation lead ing to the a rrest and successful prosec ution of the person or persons guilty of ki ckmg a dog to death on the Pomeroy parking lot Thursday mght was offered today by the Meigs County Humane Socte \y A member of the soc i e t~ said today the group was notified of the dog's death Thursday night and IS seekin g a w1tness who will testify to seeing the ammal killed. One member Of the gro up sa1d that anyone who would mfhc l such a death on an ammal apparently could be capable of " domg the same thing to a chtld or even an adult " · The society • prom1ses vigotous prosecution and support, Anyone Willing to cooperate is asked to contact Clmton Ftsher, 992-ol27, or phone 992-3322 Sales tax paid on vehicles was· $24,398 Meigs Countians pa1d $24,398.32 in sales lax on mooor vehi c les purchased during September , Mrs. Nelhe Brown, deputy clerk of cour ts, reports. In add1tton, casual use tax fees totaled $5,167.64 for the VOTING INVITED month, The county keeps one The office of the Meigs percent of both the sales lax County Board of Elections and the casual use tax with the wlll be open starting rematnder going to the slate Tuesday for absentee voti~g There were 107 auto mfrom I to 4 p. m. daily until spechons condu cted dunng Nov.l. The ofllce \\ill also be Sepwmber on vehicles being open during this period on brought in from another state. two Saturdays, Oct. 20 and Th1s totaled $321 with $26.75 of 27. It wtll be closed Monday, the !<>tal goi ng to the coun ty Oct. 22, in observance of and $294.25 to the slate. Veterans Day. Durmg September the clerk of courts office Issue~ 869 ce rtifi ca tes of title , 246 nota ti ons of lien ; 151 memorandums; five salvage htles; 813" applicattons, assignments and affidavits; 86 SALEM, Ore. ( UP! ) Smoking tllan)uana became penalties; 16 ,certified copies less haza(dous tn Oregon today and one . salvage mspection as a new law went mto effect With fees totaling $2,261.50 Of reducmg the max Jmum this total, the cou11_!J''s share '" $1,859 7owhile~e·s share penally to a $100 fine . The previous penalty had is $401.75, been up to a year in ]all and a $1,000 fme . In other slates the ,Yeterans Memorial Hospital penally for posseSSIOn of even AOMITTED - Leona Montsmall affiounts of mariJUana LS gome ry , Radc liff ; Frances as htgh as 10 years m prison Larkins, Long Bottom ; Enoeh Under tqe ' new Oregon law Marcum , Kenova, W. Va.; Carl possession of less than one A. Sayre, Syracuse, Henrietta ounce of mariJuana, or enough Rob mson , Middleport ; Joyce for about 20 c1garattes , Is no Johnston , 'Vinton; Helen longer a cnme but treated as a Jeffers, Syracuse; Wanda v10latwn, the same legal Smith, Middleport . Category as a traffic offense D!SCH,<;RGED Brenda Sl!!f penallt~ are.relamed for Smith, Betty Roa c h, Alice persons cqnvtcwd of growmg, Johnson, Paul Powell, Mary processtng or selltng the driji. Pauley, Wilham Dye, Sa,m~i Adults who furmsh mariJu~na Wamsley, Philip Donovan to minors face a 2(l..year prison " W11Uam Hobstetter, Georll~ Brown • sentence. Smoking pot penalty eased '~ �• , 2 - The'i!:fnySentmel Middleport Pomero) 0 Oct 5 1973 Miss Buck honored Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Holter share Jjower show honors Tributes to the late Pearl S guest Mrs John Kmcald were Buck only woman to rece1ve present Mrs Einerson Jones buth the Pulitzer and the Nobel presided at the busmess Peace Prize., were g1ven by meeting during which tune 11 members of the Middleport was decided to again th1s year Literary Cl~b at a meeting sell goods made by the blind Wednesday at the home of Mrs The resignatiOn of Mrs Charles Gaskill was accepted James T1tus Featured on the program with regret Program buoks All Under were diStributed was her book Heaven the story of a whtte Russian woman wbo fled to Cookies and coffee were Clnna to escape Colltmuntsm served by the hostess and there married and had two Offtcers for the year are Mrs Jones president Mrs Harold children Later the family toOk fltgbt from Chma to the Umted Sauer v1ce president Mrs Dwtght Wallace secretary Slj!tes Revtewmg Jonathan and Mrs M L FrencbrLIVIngston Seagull by treasurer The 1973-74 comrrultees are R•chard Bach was Mrs Rodney Dowmng Described as Mrs Jones Mrs Forrest an allegory of the Clmsti~ Bachtel and Mrs Sauer Mrs Charles search for God the boo~ Is program aliout Jonathan a seagull who Gaskill, Mrs Bernard FUltz loved !lyjng more than eating, Mrs Rodney Downmg and practiced hts glide unW he Mrs Charles W McDaniel ~ could do 210 m1les an hour and mUSic Mrs M L French then flew to a planet called M{s Robert F1sher Mrs Carl heaven only to be sent back to Horky Mrs Thereon Johnson earth to tell the story to h1s and Mrs William Frecker CIVIC Mrs James Euler Mrs frtends Mrs Moore spoke to t1H; 0 B Stout Mrs Nan Moore group on the 5 mill bund ISSUe Mrs Sauer library Mrs Arthur Strauss Mrs for school construction funds Dw1ght Wallace Mrs Ben for the mentally retarded and the club went on record as Philson Mrs Roy Cassell supporting the bond 1ssue health and household economics conun1ttee Other wh1ch wt~un for a period of 20 active members of the club are years Sevente members and one Mrs James Harley Mrs • ' M E 1 De d , Ga Ol a blue and a whitefortwo rs ar an an 1•1rs the bo 8 Homer Holter shared top arrangements m Y -L 1 nonors m a\\ards a t th e- home : .,. Oower sho" of the Ch< S~er 'l: Garden Club stage d Wed :: nesdav mght at the Horace • Karr home on Chester Road ! Mrs Dean won the best of : show v.tth her arrangement of : chr}santhemums and gum tree ~ branches on a palm spht "' • bl :: displayed on the game la e • The creatlvtty award went to : Mrs Holter for het entral'ice ::: v plece pedestal 3 tall ~ arrangement of orange dahhas )i- bedroom Mrs Donald Mora received a blue and " red for her arrangements In the bathroom Also on diSplay and JUdged were tt vanety of speCimen exhibits Darrell Hawthorne manage r of Ro~ al Oak Park proVIded a !ali displa) of corn pumpkm and 1vy on the lawns The officers for 1973-74 were mstal1ed m a candlehght se rvtce by Mr s Walker retlrmg president They were Mrs Re1d Young preSident Mrs Pearl Mora vtce : - :md IVY on a pme tree spLit • Each of th e arrar gements : was JUdged on the baSI• of 115 pres tdent Mrs I B Walker ' seco nd Vt(.'e prestdent Mrs : own mertt constdenng destgn Robert Wood secretary Mrs : color combmatJOn sutlabthty Karl Ktauttcr treasurer Mrs ~~ ~:s ~~~~~r~ ';;'.~~~:a~~~ ; "' Guy Summerfield assistant Mrs Robert J Lewts of the sec r etary nnd Mrs Roy ~ M iller assistant tr easurer ~ Wmchng Tra1l Graden Club Read at the meetmg was a • Pomero) • Rtbbons were awarded as Uta nk yo u note from Mrs ! Ma1 y Cox for sunshrne gifts foYows A blue to Mrs Roy fr om the club Mrs Dean Wlli • : Ho1ter for her arrangement m serve as sunshme chatr\\oman • a wheelbarrow a whtte to Mrs •fll Earl Ingels for patw steps for October II was noted that •• arrangement a whtte to Mrs Mrs Bert Grmun ts the county contact chmrwoman and that ~ Woodrow Mora for her p1cmc ~ table arrangement a blue to the Regwn II meelmg w1ll be Mrs Re1d Young for her held at Eastern Htgh School Also announced was the doorway swag Country Fa1r at the Athens Exhtbtted m the hv1ng room Mental Health Center Ocl II were arrangements on the entry table a red to Mrs W ith members bemg urged to contnbute to the flower matt Horace Karr desk a white to The Rutland Garden Club • Mrs Buel Ridenour shadow fl ower s how Nov 17 • • bux a blue to Mrs Robert and 18 at the Rut •" Wood mantel a red to Mrs land Umted MethodiSt l Leonard Erwm coffee table a Church was noted and club : white to Mrs I B Walker members were tn\ 1ted to : televtsLOn a white to Mrs exhtblt • Purley Karr ptano a wh ite to Door pnzes were awarded by •• Mrs Karl Krautter Mrs Ph1hp Radford Mrs Roy •• Ribbons awarded m the Holter and Mrs Donald Mora : dmmg room arrangements to Mrs Earl Ingels Mrs Max : went to Mrs Roy Miller a blue Harrah Mrs Edson Hollon : for her umque assortment of Mrs Gordon Anderson Mrs ~ favors and Mrs Earl Dean W1iham Buckley and Mrs "' blue for cha ndelier Curbs Kmg •.. arrangements Mrs Miller prese nt ed : Kitch en arrange ment several of her handmade .. awards went to Mrs Purley favors as door prt~es to Mrs • • Karr a whtte for the table Homer Holter Mrs Purley •• arrangement Mrs Pearl Karr Mrs Phyllis Gamer : MOra a blue for a wmdow Mrs Gaul Mrs Chadwell : piece and Mrs Oris Gmther a Mrs Warren Ratder Mrs : red for the servtng cart Young Mrs Waik<r Mrs • flowers ~ Woodro\\ Mora Mrs Baer • : ReceiVIng rtbbons for den Mrs Leonard Erwm Mrs , arrangements were Mrs Wood and Mrs Pearl Mora :: !joward Kmght a white for a In response to roll call : .stereo arrangement Mr.s members made a comment on • Dale Kautz red for a f~rep!ac1> an arrangement on exlubtt at •• ptece Mrs Paul Baer blue for •" a mantel arrangement and the flower show Guests were Mrs Curbs : Mrs J M Gaul whtte for an Kmg Mrs Wtlham Buckley • end table arrangement Mrs Phyllis Gamer Mrs • Ribbons for bedroom Edson Hollon Mrs Warren _ arrangements went to Mrs Rmder Mrs John Terrell and Wyatt Chadweil a white for the the club s honorary member master bedroom M1ss Luciile Mrs Max Harrah Sm1th an honorable mention Fancy sandwtches cookies for the ntght stand Mrs mmts coffee and punch were ~ Richard B•rton a blue for the served by Mrs Karr Mrs girls bedroom Mrs Roger Baer and Mrs E:rwm .. """ Fl OWERS FLOWERS EVERYWHERE was the theme of the home flower show Wednesday mg~t at the home of Mrs Horace Karr Rt 3 Pomeroy by the Chester Garden Club Greetmg members and guests as they entered the dnveway was th1s masstve wheelbarrow arrangement of orange and yellow mwns m an anttque pot surrounded by corn and gourds arranged by Mrs Pat Holter Pumpkins and bittersweet bes1de the wheelbarrow added to the fall look of the arrangement wh1ch carried the stgn Chester Garden Club East Letart women meet A serv1ce cele bration markmg the begmnmg of Chureh Women Umted and the end of ll e Wome n s Society of Chrtstlan Servtce was held at the ruesday mght meetmg of the East Letart Church Women Umted Mrs Mabel Sfi1elds had charge of the serv1c~ wh1ch opened w1th the song Smg Unto the Lord a New Song As a spectal feature of the service of celebration each member 10 the group told of someone of the church who had been an influence for good m her- hie Mrs Barbara Dugan pres ided at the busmess meetmg which opened wtth the Lord s prayer 10 Wll son Of fleers reports were g1ven and Mrs Mary Roush remmded members that subscrmhons of FXOTIC! I /IY /()(IN/ION TROPICAL FISH- TURTLES GERBILS PARAKEETS HAMSTERS GUINEA PIGS SEE OUR SPECIAL AQUARIUM KIT Amer1ca Family night held RACINE - The Umted MethodiSt Women of the Racme Wesleyan Umted MethodiSt Church held Family N1ght at the church Wednesday mght The occasion was also a welcome back to Rev and Mrs Howard Shtveley and family attended by approxtmately 50 members After an enjoyable l!me of fellowship and carry m~:hnner Mrs James Rees Jr read a poem which she had written RACINE - Twenty three youths JOtned for devotiOns and fellowship at the weekly Prayer Breakfast Wednesday at the Racme Wesleyan Umted Methodist Church Frank Cleland local post master led the mormng med1tallon He smd the only way to have a happy life wtthout worry and frustration was to put Chnst !Irsl others second and self last Break fast conSistmg of scrambled The Dally Sentmel DEVOTED TO THE and the Pastor and h1s fam1iy were presented wtth a money tree The rem~mder of the evenmg was spent With the sho,.mg of f1lms by Rev Shiveley followed by a hymn smg led by Mrs VIctor Wolfe chatrwoman of the Umted Methodtst Women w1th Mrs Garrett Circle al the p1ano To close the evemng Blest Be the T1e and God Be Wtth You were sung CHESTER L. TANNEH L.l ROBERT HOEFLICH 10 gal CtyEdtor Pub Stll'd da v excep Sa ur d11y by The Oh oVa ey Pub Sh ng Comp d y 11 Cou S Pomeroy Oh o lank 45769 Bus nes Off ce Phone 992 2156 ECI oral Phone 992 Start your way to aquanum fun wtlh a starter ktllhal mcludes tank filler pump he~r all the a'ccessortes -------------------------- .. MODERN SUPPLY . 399 W Matn St Pomeroy 0 THE STORE WITH ALL KINDS ,O F STUFF - FOR PETS STABLES LAR GE& SMALL ANIMALS LAWN S AND GARDENS 992 2164 ' Second 57 c ass pos age pa d Pomeroy Oh o Na o n e ad"'e s ng epr e::.enta ve Bo nl' Ga aghe nc 12 Eas <~~2nd s New or I< New Yo k Subsc p on a es Qe l(t' ed by ca r e whe e ava abe ss cen s per week By Moor Route whee ca er serv c e no a ... a tab e One mon h SJ By rna n Oh o and W VII One Yea $16 S 1< mon hs Bso Three months ss so E sewhe e S 8 year sx months $9 SO three mon hS $6 Subscr pt on p ce n Svnday T mes c udes Sen ne a PARK RESERVED SATURDAY ..!... OCTOBER 6th UNTIL 5 PM 11 FAMILY OUTING" BOOT AND SHOE WORKERS LOCAL UNION No 385 PORTSMOUTH, OHIO ---------------------------Sunday October 7th wtll be the last day of 1973 Season SPECIAL REDUCED RATES. on rrde tickets or you may PAY ONE PRICE Sl 00 per person and en1oy unl mtted ndes for the full day Park wtfl be open 11 00 a m unt I 10 00 p m • I t eggs cereal toast Blueberry Muffms and orange ]wee was served by Mrs John Duddmg Mrs Curhs Johnson and Mrs Howard Shiveley Attendmg were M1ke War ner Chris H1ll Bill Shiveley Gene ShiVeley Tun Hill Elisa McMtllan Conme Roush Helen Wilcoxen Debbie Harden Chern Bass Pat Woods Becky Kouns Molly Ftsher Randy Duddmg Stephen Nease Paul Cross Stephame Ord Roma Nease Rhonda West VIcki Wolfe Randy Warner Da\'ld Theiss and Beverly Hart INTEREST OF ME GS MASON AREA E•ec Ed • Mrs. Reibel • • d commtsstone SALE IN PROGRESS A rwnmage sale 111 progress at the Enterpnse Untied Methodist Church w11! continue through Saturday 9 a m to 5 p m A feature of the Saturday sale will be a large grocery sack !tiled wtth rununage for 50 cenls POMEROY LANES Wednesday Early M1xed September 26 1973 Won Lost Team 6 28 12 Team No 2 26 14 Young::. Market 22 18 Team 3 18 22 Team 1 14 26 Team4 1'l 28 H gh Game Men Russ Carson 211 Speed Russell Ken McLaughlin 192 Women Max ne IL>ug"'n 200 Linda w nebrenner 199 H gh Se r es - Men Russ Carson 5 19 Larry Dugan 509 Women Pat Carson 500 L nda W n ebrenner 485 Team H Slh Game and Series - Team No 1 704 and 1944 Late Monday Mixed October 1 1973 won Lost Dann e s Mob le Homes 13 5 MarkV 12 6 JacksCut> 10 8 Team No 4 7 11 Evelyn s Grocery 7 11 TeamNo 1 5 13 Team H gh Game and Seres - Oann e s Mob1le Homes 738 and 2092 lnd H gh Game - Men Vic W pp e 230 Ed Voss 22.4 WOmen Mary voss 203 and 182 H gh Se r es lnd - Men V1C W pple 596 Ed Voss 587 Women Mary vos 0 ,Mar l ene W tson 467 • Her comrrusswn from Mrs Marge Levan state councllor was read at a meeting of Theodorus Monday mght at the IOOF hall Plahs were made to meet With Gallia council 114 Oct 8 to ass1st in planrung the sprmg rally which will take place at Gallipolis m April The death of Charles Betzlng at the Kimes Nursing Home was noted It was reported that Mrs Came Memhart Is 1m provmg at the Holzer Medical Center where she has been a patient for the past SIX weeks The priZe package donated by Mrs Reibel was won by Mrs Eva Dessauer The Oct 15 meeting w1ll feature a potluck dmner Your Rtght to Know 1nd 'b e nfo r ned of t he hmc IonS of you r go ver n nt>n l a re em bod ed n pu b! c notic es I n that se f Qovern ment ch a rges a c t ze-ns lo be nfoqn ed fh s new spaper ur ge:; ever y c I zen to rea d and st u dy th ese not ces W e strong ly adv se tho se c 1 z"&n s see k n g f urt h er nfor m a t on to exer cise th et r r ght of access t o pu b c re cord s and p u b c m eet ng s • _,. Call 949 3835 10 5 J1C c upboa1d s wal l c upbot~~rd s c h es t s o d guns any c ond 1 o n A l so b lue decorated" ston ew a r e Wr t e P 0 Box 44 Mart in sb urg D h o 43935 or call 1 484 4440 atrer 7 p m 8 8 90 c A PP AloosA m a re w l h 5 mon th col t P hone 742 4448 • 1026tp CO RNER Comp l e t e nob l e ho m e service p lus g gan t c d spl 1y of mob 1le homes alwil ys .:wa1 l able at MILLER 'VIOBILE HOMES WANTED - -,;r~- a u CtOn hou seh ol d g ood s Too s most anyth ng of va lue W I b u y or set on comm ss on W 11 hau Ca I 997 335 4 o r 992 1792 Hayman s 7 25 tf c ------'------1.-~--- OLD furn ture oak ta b es c lo cks c e boxes bra ss bed s d1shes or complete household s Wr t N M D M ler Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o c a I 9926 271 S 13 ttc NE W 19 73 ZIGZAG se w 19 m a ch n es n or g nal f acto r y c arton i g za.g t o make b utlon t:Jo tes se w o n bu ttons monog ra ms a n d make fancy des Qns w t h vs t t he tw st o f a s ng l e d 1al Left n la y a wa y and n eve r b een us~d w II set for on l y $47 cash or ter ms av a a bl e Ph on e 992 2984 9 30 5t c 1220 Wa shmgto 1 Blvd 423 752 1 L-- BELPRE 0 - - - -----' EL E CT R OLUX vacuum c leal\e r A I cond t on uses paper bags has co rdwmder and many atta chm ent s a so shampooer atta c hm ent n eluded On y 4 ava oiJb e at i37 70 c a sh or t er ms ava table Phone 99 2 2984 9 30 6tc For Sale NOTICE ON F ILING OFINVEN1"0RY AND APPRAISEMENT HON OA 160 Dream ook s g ood The State of OhiO Me1g5 runs good I el ude s two County Probate Court he m et s S22{) t r m Ca 1 949 To the E)(ecutr x of th e 59 13 estate ~o suc;;h of t'le to ow ng 10 1 5t c as are res dents of the State of Oh o viz the surv v ng l c BRU SH HO GS 4x 5 ft phOhe spouse the next of k n the BLIND ADS 99 2 5858 bel)ef c1ar es under the w 11 Add t ona 25c Charg e per 7 15 tt c and to the attorney or attorneys Advert sement represent ng any of the OFFICE HOI:JR S EXCEL SIOR Sa lt Work s E aforement oned persons 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Da ly Ma n St Pomeroy A I k nd s 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon Mary Emma Br ck es of sa t water pel PIS water Sa turd av Deceased M dd eport Dh o nuggets b loc k salt and own Salisbury Townsh p No 20 965 Oh o River Salt Phone 992 Yo\J are hereby not f ed that 3891 the Inventory and Ap 6 5 tfc pn sement of the estate of the WE the fam y of A len Ebl n w sh to thank the Pome oy aforement oned deceased late NEW SWIVEL Packers and Emergencv Squetd Dr or sad County was fled n th s reel ners n \le l vet and 100 P ckens all our tr ends and Cour t Sa d Inventory and percent ny lon w th scotch ne ghbo.rs who gave t owe s Appra sement w II be tor . : guard and v ny at the low and food A so the Ew ng hear ng before th s Cour t on the low ca sh and carry pr ce ot Funeral Home for the un 16th dav of October 1973 at S69 95 each Pomerov derstand ng way that the 10 00 o clock AM Recovery 622 E Ma n serv ces were conduct e d Any person des r ng to f te Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 Thanks to all S ster and exceptions thereto mu::.t f le 9 30 6tc _\_ ..:. Brothers N e ce s and them at least five days pr or to q Nephew s the date set for hear ng GROCERY bus ness for sa e T me S lO 5 ltp HURRY HURRY G ven under my hand and Bu ld ng for ::.a e or lease runn ng out H r ng now unl !teal of sad Court fh s 2nd day Phone 773 56 \ 8 from 8 30 p m Oct 5 Earn $100 week for 3 of October 1973 to 10 Q m tor appo ntmen t n ghts se 1 ng brand oys and 3 20 tfc Mann ng D Webster g Its no de ver ng no Judge and ex off cio Cler k YARD SALE Thursday and co lle ct ng For more n of sa d Court Fr day at West Columba format on wr te toRt 2 Box Ch dren and adults c ot h ng 23 Rae ne Oh o 45771 gy Ann B Watson and household and m s c 9 25 10tc Deputy C erk terns Fo l ow s gns at Kapp s (10) 5 12 2tc Gro cery Store LADY To ~ ~P-~ w l h an'Other 10 4 2t c lariy and do I ght housekeep ng comfo rtab le Owner ret1nng mu st YARD SALE Saturdav Oc home Ca I 949 2532 Bo)( 37 sac nf1ce good gotng tober 6 Evelyn Young Rae ne Oh o Fr day Not ce ea busmes s Grocery and es dence n Rae ne Oh o 10 1 6tc P ctures turn ture Genera I Merchandt se Profit SYNOPSIS g a ssw are game tab e 160 A LOCA L company has m potential •s unhmtted For The Department of L quor Honda motorcyc-le an ques med a t e open n gs lor lh e Information Control proposes to lease the c oth ng fo low ng post ons storeroom at 112 Mulberry 4 2tc I A c count ng C erk Sfreet Pomeroy Oh o 45769 K now edge and ex per ence n from Ernest A W ngett Agent YARD SALE Fr day and cos t accountmg or pavro Racine Oh o 4571 for a per od Saturday Lark ns Street essent at Open ng::. on the off ve v ea rs at a mon fh v rentCI'"I Rulland Lades dresses 25 fo tow ng Sh It s 8 a m f I 4 of $175 00 PreiYI ses are to be cents baby c othes 10 cen ts p m 4 p m 1 12 m dn ght Qccup ed by State L quor Store and 15 eents mens c oth ng 2 1201t Bam No 22 Lease to con Ia n stand davenports West nghouse 2 Off ce secretar es - Out es HALLOWEEN pumpk ns from ard covenants and cance llabl e record payers Lot ot odds nc ude typ ng d l ctat on 25 cents to $1 Also p e by the Department on n nety and ends f ng Open ng on same sh fts pumpk ns Russel C ne Rt days not ce 0 4 2 c s ed above 1 Long Bottom Ca 985 353.4 3 Personnel Ass stant 10 3 3tc DEPARTMENT OF BA ND af J acks cub F r day Respons be for re c ru t ng - - - - -- L QUOR CO NTR OL and Saturday and screen ng of emp ovees R E Guggenhe .m 10 4 2tc Des re 11,1erv ew ng or LOTS of chrysanthemums for sa l e f eld grown we only D r<e c tor c ounsel ng ex per enc e (1) 5 li e havl! one co lor - ye low 10 NO TRESPAS S NG hunt ng or E ~< C e lent sa ar es and f r nge bunChes for $5 We have some 1 sh ng on t he C E B urr ben e! ts Send br ef re sume of ou t n fufl bloom some ust property v o ator s w be wor ~ story an d e-d uc at on buddmg R-eynolds F ower prose c uted _s gned W ayne Send a ep es to Bo)( 729 S n NOTICE BY PUBL CATION Shop Mason w Va Call 773 ( But ch W !so n ca r e at Th e Oa ly Senf ne T O THE DE F ENDAN TS 5 147 10 'l 6tc P ome rov Oh o Ma ard v Pearson addr ess 9 26 tfc - - --...--- ~ -9 2 t c. unknown the unknown hers SHOOT NG Mat ch Corn dev sees ega ees executors Hollow Gun C ub Turn f rst NEW open ngs at Crows Steak adm n strators and ass gns of So:~ve Up to 40 Pet r ght af)er M tes Cemet ery House for gr cook Wa t Ma ard V P ea r son Deceased Rutland Fa c forv c h o ked On Fuel Bills ress carhop app y n person and the unknown hers guns on y Sunday Oc t 7 1 No e)(per lence necessary w dev sees egatees executors pm I ra n adm n strata s and ass gns of 10 5 2 ~ 10 3 6tc Char es A ~ear~e c eased whose res dences are unknown SWEEPER Repa rs Parts BEAUT ClAN wanted Phone Sma rt decorator des gn COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Su ppl es D scount pr ces on 992 284 Q or even ngs 992 6431 MEIGS COUNTY OHIO wal n ut gra ned or: I r ch Genera mer c hand se fh u 10 3 61C Dav d A Powell and tru t wood v n yl c l ad our ca t a og depa tm ent Loella M Powell Phon e 36 7 773 6 Da v s cab inet s are handsomely R D Racme Oh o Pta nt !I s to do house Va cuum C eaner Store 0 SOMEONE h g h l g ht ed wllh go ld c ean n g Phone 992 2677 a m 5 p m Add son Oh o Mallard V Pea son 9 30 6tc an od zed alum num t o b lend 9 23 30tc et al D efendants w 1th the f nest furn sh ng s No 15 38 KOSC OT K.o sm et c s & w gs A S1ze For Every Home NOTI CE Many spec a s d ur ng he P. ant ffs hav e brou9 h t $ Prrces Start At $210 month ol Oc t PhOne He en FURN SHED 2 bedroom apart a.ct on nam ng vou as the Ja ne Brown 99 2 5113 POMEROY men! adults on y M d Defend,;j:nts n the above named 10 2 tf c Jack W Carsey Mgr dleport phone 992 3874 court by t ng th e r Comp ant Phone 992 2181 I 0 1 ttc on September l 1973 "' Th e obtect of th e Comp la nt s 12 x 50 MOBILE home 2 OLIVER 60 tractor w th s x foot Your Favor te Country to QU et I t e n th e P a nt ffS n bedrooms Ut t es t urn shed and to the fol ow ng de$ c r bed sem mounted mower at MUSIC Stars V1s t On Ca I 742 5980 rea estate QOod rubber and n aood 9 30 61C shape $600 Nate Vanaman Situate n th e Townsh p ot s-u tton County of Me gs and Phone 742 5322 3 AND 4 ROOM t ur n shed and Stat e of Oh o and n the South 9 30 6tc unfurn shed apartments west quarter of Sec t on 2 Town Phone 992 5434 3 Range 12 of the Oh o Com 19 72 YAMAHA Enduro 250 4 12 ttc pany s Pur chaSE' bounded and exce'llent co nd ton $475 descr bed as to lows Beg nn ng Tuppers Pia ns 667 33J6 ROOMS by the week $18 up at the Northeast corner of the 9 30 61p M e gs Inn Pom erov Sou thw est OuiHler of sa d 7 12 tfc Sec t on 2 I hence South 20 Monday thru Fr day 197J 14x 70 MOB LE home cha ns then ce West 2 cha ns On washer a d dryer d sh PRIVATE mee ng room for and 50 n.k5 hen ce North 20 washer sta nless steel smk any organ zat on phone 992 c ha ns then ce East 12 c. hil ns garbage disposal eye leve 39?5 and 50 I n ks to th e p ace o f olJen range dacron polyester . 3 11 ffc beg nnmg conta n ng 25 acres carpet large l ot Phone 742 more or ess 3083 MOBILE home 12 X 50 2 You are requ red to answ e r 7 18 If bedroom Call Albert H I 949 the com pta nt w th n twenty · c.c__M __ •d_d,..le_p_o_r_r . P_o_m_e_r_oc_y_ _. 2-26 1 Rae ne Oh o e ghf days after the ast W 5 6tc 50 A CRE FAR M w th S room pub I ca t on of th s not1ce wh en ...__ ......... house bath on hardtop road w II be publ Shed onc e each w th bu ldmg s tes $20 000 1 TRA LER lot good locat on n week f or s x success ve weeks MISSING dog black brown Call 992 5795 M iddleport Water gas and and th e last pub c.a t on w 1 be and wh te beagle Ca ll 949 10 2 10tc electr c ava fab le made on October 19 19 73 4985 Henry Salse r Miners _.__ 10 3t c v lie In eaSEl of your fa ure to ASSUME payments 1972 tra ler answer or otherw se respond as _,_ 10 3 31p 12x60 2 bedrooms Ca 992 MOB LE home space Baer s perm tted by the Oh o Rul es of 3993 Market Sy racuse C v Procedure w th n the t me - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 10 2 6tc 8 26 ft c stated tugment by defaull w 1 1 YOU II 1 1 be rendered aga n::.f yo~.: for the 1 UP HOLSTER your own fur relet demanded n th e Com 1 tract It down 1 n ture We have all the sup pta nt I I pi es you w II need LARRY E SPENCER pa i d for all makes and Upholstery Fa br cs a very ClerkofCourts l much I CASH mode s of mob le homes large se eel on of nylons Cou rt of Commo n Pea s 1 I Phone are1J co de 614 423 9531 ve lv et s Her cu on v nyls - n Me gsCounty Oh. I WIth a I 4 13 tfc co tton P,.rmts also remnants Pomeroy Ohto 1 ------~----"----Foam for cush ons and I 91 7 14 21 28 (10) 5 12 19 7tc I )( 65 TRAILER 2 bedroom padd ng Burlap den1ms I I 14 very good on d to Phone 773 ca m br c foa m glue z ppers 580 5 spr ngs and c ps ch ph.,<"rds 8 22 tfc egs sew ng thread da cro --------~tacks webb ng wet cord OL DER model housetra ler 2 co tton sw vel bases and a bedroom good cond tlon Cal Qther sup pi es you w I need 992 6341 New furn ture at ow low 10 5 31c pr ces Pomeroy R ecov ery 622 E Ma n 99 2 7554 MOBILE home 69 Regent 12 x 10 S 30tc 46 2 bedroom w II se ll w thor w thout turn lure Good 2 YEAR Holsten he fer du e to freshen last of December or cond t on Ca II 773 5689" or see f rst of January Phone 949 Mart n Graham at Zuspan 4567 Street Mason West V rg n a 10 5 3tc 10 3 71c Help Wanted W~PE;;f ; P ~e-;N-;-htclub have 2 30 n g h tc u b c ense Route 7 Pomeroy Oh o 10 3 6t c PAPER CARRIER Card of Thanks REGI S TERED Pol e d Herefords 1 BI.J 2 he fer s 11 months A lso bu t and he fer c a l ves I 0 M c Co Y?- Ch ester Oh o Phone 985 394!1 10 3 6tc IN S.YRACUSE PHONE 992 2156 - ----- ----- STARCRA F T Two 19 73 tra ers lett dealer cost 1974 Trailers n stock 19 7-~o Campers as ow a s $1 350 Buy where you get qua 1ty and s erv ce CAMP CONLEY STARCRAFT SALES Rt 62 N of Pont Pleasant beh nd Red Carpet Inn Phone 304 675 5384 I 0 3 3fc -- Not1ce o lfi a great day for Kentucky Frlecl Chlckene 1972 HONDA 450 Te ephone 992 3640 after 5 p m 10 4 12tc 1966 FOR 0 2 ton p ckup truck w th 352 eng ne ree to ree tape recorder vo c e of Mus c c ar ta pe player and speakers s \ler tone p ggy back amp fer 15 n spea k er and 2 channe sand 4 nputs 2 5 n chrome re ve r ser ms tor Ford and 2 15 n a. n w de r ms for Ford Ca I 742 6181 10 5 2t c WRITE TO Box 163, Route 1 Portland, 0 45770 NCH Bottle gas stov e 66 nch meta cab nef doub e s nk 10 speed b ke l ke new Phone 985 3816 10 4 3tp 36 BARKLEY t rombone n good cond t on Phone 9~2 6780 Sa l e at reasonable pr ce 10 4 3tp Pomeroy, Ohio us LE A OF $1,000. G\n IS compan y We handle sav ngs too [f people trust us to manage thetr savmgs yo u know you can tru st us to handle yo 1r loan What makes us a different kmd of loan company, makes us a better kmd of loan company ________ 2 - ----- --------- ..-~ --- RUTLAND story fram e 3 nice bedr oom s w th closets Bath N ce ktfchen and dmmg area Full basement w th shower All Electr c 51 acre $18 500 00 WANT AD ·-------------Wanted GET ARENTIOI -------------- $8.00 Per Ton 7:00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M. DELIVERY DRIVER • SALES POMEROY EAGLES Welcome All Members, 1 story fram~ 3 "'edrooms Bath Kitchen has lots of base cabinets Porches and lot s of ground $6 500 00 WANTED CHIPWOOD OCT. 5, 1973 VASE OF FLOWERS MIIIIERSVILLE --- POLES MAXIMUM DIAMETER 10" ON LARGEST END We need 16 and women to 35 for work No necessary young men between 18 Immediate experience 3.46 PER HOUR Not too mu ch for del very and sales of small ap pllances Full or Part T me Phone446 om- Fnday thrv Tuesdar 9 A M to 5 p M Ask Manager • for '6.00 Per Ton DELIVERED TO 1 Families and Guest BUNDLED SLABS Personnel OHIO PALLET CO. On Old Rt 33 __ Phone 992 2689 Pomeroy, Otuo ,...... Wanted To Buy NO 1 Copper 62c rad a tors JOe brass 20c batteries 90c clean drv G nseng roots 5.58 l b vettow root S5 may app le 60c M A Hall Reedsville Phone 378 624'1 1 9 23 tfc BEFtRY MILLER Mob le Home Sales has a l ot to offer when you start shopp ng for your Moblle Home You can beat the h gh deprec at on you 11 have on your home th'e f r st two years by shopp ng for a late mode used Mob le Hom e Here are some e\lerv day low pr ces 55 x to Detro ter w th 3 Ex pandas $3 495 So x \0 Richardson $2 695 60 xU Champ on Deluxe $4 495 so x 10 R tz Craft $2 995 60 ~ 12 champ on s.c 495 60 X 12 PMC S-4 995 52 x 12 Buddy custom u 295 44 x 12 Regent S3 195 60 x 12 Rembrandt 4 bedroom $l 995 60 x 12 New Moon $4 495 55 x 10 Vlndale 3 bedroom S2 995 THE SE are modestly late model homes ~nd the pr ces nctude your del very and complete set up So for an honest to goodness great deal stop n today at Berry M ller Mob le Home Sales 705 Fars on St re et Be pre Ohto phone 423 9531 c osed Su n davs P s Due to the Road C.onstruct1on on F.arson Street please enter our lot bes tte 1he Kentucky Fred Chicken Resta uran t on Wash ngton Blvd 10 3 ltc '. NEW HOMES Loca ted m the new H ck ory H tis add ton at Tuppers Pia ns 3 n ce bedroom s with c lo set s Modern bath co lored f x ture s ce ram c tile Lo\lely k1tchen w1th 12 ft base ca binets and 14 ft upper cab nets Ut I ty room Garage s f n shed on the lns1de About 1 acre of ground l00x400 Good f1nanc ng on these $18 900 00 faster FISH FRY ••• E MAIN_~"!'---· POMEROY _ __________ _s ___ _ MAfERIALS CO Mason, W.Va . 773-SSS4 LET US KNOW WHAT YOUR NEEDS ARE IN REAL ESTATE AS WE HAIJ.E SEVE RAL PROPERTIES TO CHOOSE FROM IF WE DON T HAVE IT WE WILL TRY TO FIND IT FOR YOU HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 1965 CHEVELLE Mal bu 4 door sedan v 8 automatiC transm ISS on factory air cond t on ng recent t res good cond ton s~e at Oh10 Valley Auto Sates New Haven or ca 1 882 2698 10_ 5 ~tc _ _ _ _ :-'1_......,..._ _ _ _ _ _ P AND J HOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR Heatmg Atr Cond Refngerahon Plumbtng Electncal Appliances Auto Atr Cond Re s1dent1al or Commercial 215 N Second Phone 992 3509 24 Hour Servtce All work guarantee d - POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992 2094 606 E Mam Pom eroy OffiCE SUPPLIES and FURNITURE Slop In and See Our Floor Dtsplay P.ets For Sale CA I RN Terr1er AK,C puppy sma I sha~gy w e- gh 12 lb s at matur ty $ 75 Ph o ne Coo v e 667 6214 10 5 6tp -~ ---- PAR KV EW Kenne s Pood e"1 toy male and 1 fema e Phone 992 5443 7 15 ttc Real Estate For Sale HOUSE fo r sa le ocated n Bradbury Ca 992 7363 after 6 p m 9 5 30 tc good hunt ng 6 room house barn and other bulldmgs All minerals $16 5 00 per acre BUNGALOW - 2 bedrooms n ce oak floors gas floor furnace and basement Only $6>00 00 NEW - 3 ntce s ze bedrooms w th larg e closets Extra m ce 1frt~n w th S S cook and bake un i t s ROOMS 10 away bed Call 992 7126 Recently r e novated 5 bedrooms l 2 baths modern k 1khen gas F A furnace Large corner lot NEW ...... 3 bedrooms large bath w1th laundry on ni ce corner lot Ask ng tust $18 000 00 COUNTRY 2 bedrooms bath F A f rnr~re T P water Only $4 000 00 IN TOWN - 2 bedrooms bath oak floors Larg e d n ln g Basement and small garden Only $5 000 00 BUY IT TODAY MAY BE TOO Rooftng Spouttng, Porch Repair Com p I e I e H o me Remoc!leltng On Most Amencan Cars , - GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 For. Free Esllmate Open 8 T1I .S Monday thru Saturday 11 06 E . Mam , Pom e roy r O Ph. 742-3985 IJ:: Gene's EX Body Shop lladia Ph 992 5271 From th e l araes t T r u Bu ll d ozer Rad1ator to ~ mat est Heet er L o r e N~than Btggs Radta tor Spec1a list Lmc oln H II Pomeroy 0 Pamttng A Specialty SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Area s Mo r Reasonable Pnces Ph~92 All work guaranteed Pon1ero}l 2174 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED ROOFING FUR NACE CLEANING AND RIOPAlR AND PLUMBING DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE All WEATHER ROOFING CO. MODERN SANITATION JOHN TUCKER MIDDLEPORT OHIO Phone 992 2550 Rt 4 Pomeroy 0 992 3954 or 992 7349 READY M X CONCRETE del vered r ght to your pro ect Fast and easy Free est 1mates Phone 992 3284 Goegle n Ready M x Co M1ddlepvrt Oh o 6 30 tfc Spectahst Wheel Ahgnment It Must Be Rtghl or we wtll Make tf R ghf SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASO.NABLE rates Ph 446 4782 Gal p o f:i John Russell Owner and Ope rat or 5 12 tfc -------- --- C BRADFORD Au c t oneer CQmplete Serv ce Phone 949 3821 Rae ne Oh o Cr ltt Bradford 5 1 tfc EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe wor (l( septic tanks n stalled du m p trucKs and o boys for h t e w1ll hau l f It d rt t op soil 1 m estone a nd gravel Call :. 1b or Roger Jeffers day ph or e 992 7089 n ght phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 ...._ 2 11 tfc ____ __________ FOR FREE es mates on a um nom s d ng Storm Doors and W ndows Car ports Marquees and Ra 1 ng Phone Charles L sle Syracuse Oh o Car Jacob Sales Representat ve V V Johnson and Son I nc 6 22 tfc EXCAVAfiNG -Dole~- arge and small Ba ck hoes and loaders on track and tires Dump truck Lo boy ser v ce Sepf c tank s nr tatled George ( B I ) Pull ns phone 99 ~ 2418 or 992 7402 2 9 tfc MOBtLE home repa r Elec lrlcal plumb ng and heat ng Phone 992 5858 7 15 tfc --------------Real Estate For Sale 6 ROOMS and bath n town $11 000 Call 992 3975 or 992 2571 9 28 tfc ----------~- -~ ACRE ots Darw n area Tupper s Pia ns water Contact Hershe l McC ur e Da ry sle unt I 3 p m 992 5248 after 3 992 3436 9 28 12tc - - - - -- ------- NEW BRICK - J bedroom home on 1 acre of land Large modern k tchen full car peted located c lose to the h gh and elementary schools Call 992 7686 9 2.4 12tc ----------- - - 5 ROOM hou5e on 3 acres of land Tuppers P'la ns Chester water all new plumb ng alum num siding fuel o I furnace Call 9BS 3539 930 12tp HOME n Chester P" acres n1 ce locat on near Gav n Call 367 7114 10 5 12tc 8 4 30 Oa1ly 8 12 Sat lC !:~! H Rawltngs Sons Bu ld ng 992 2 101 Mtddleport 0 I SEPTIC TANKS ARO BIC SEWAGE SYSTE M S CLEANED REPAIRED M L L ER SAN ITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 3035 10 4 1fc ELNA-~-;;-d -white - Se-; ng Mach nes Serv ce on at\ makes Reasonab e rates The Sew1ng Center Mid dleporf Oh o 11 16 tfc HARRISON S TV serv1ce and serv ce calls Phone 992 2522 2 9 He -------- ---..----- AUTOMOBILE lnsuraflce been cancelled? Lost your operator s I cense Call 992 7428 6 15 tfc NE GLERS FOR HOUSE BUILDER S CALL G UY NEIGLER RACINE OHIO 9 11 30tp OEADS"t0CK. - W1ll rernnvP at a reasonable charqe Catt 24555 14 8 23 901c OPEN J.l.oger Hyse s Garage n.ear Crossroads on Sl Rt 124 al mechan ca l work i n clu ding automat c tran..sm ss ons Mondav Fr day 8 30 am I II 5 p m Sa turday - 8 30 to 12 noon Unless by appt Phone 992 5682 or 992 7121 9 16 30tc McCOY S AUCTION SERVICE For a real auct on call the real McCoy I 0 Mac McCoy Chester Oh o 10 3 tfc 0 DELL WHE EL AI gnme nt located af Crossroads Rt 124 now back to work Compl ete front end serv ce tu ne up and brake serv ce Wheels balanced electron cally All work guarantee4i Reasonable rates Phone 742 3232 2 18 tfc -------------- RON SHEPARD Floor Walt Remode lfng Ceram c tile baths Box 280 Rutland 7.42 3664 6 26 tfc -DOZER ------------and back hoe work pond s and septic tanks d t ch ng serv ce top so I f l_t dirt I meston e B&K Es cava t ng Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 S1 1 tfc - ---r--------- BRING ULLED WALNUTS TO OUR MECHANICAL HULLER 992 2259 If no answer 992 2568 B1gCapac ty Maytag f'u1omat•cs 2 speed operalJion Q-o ce of water temps Auto wat er level ontrol L n r ter or Powe F R Agitator Perma Press Milytag t4alo of He.at Dryers !:,vrrouhd clothec: w th gentle ever Reat No hot SIJOts no overdry ng Fine Mesh L n F Iter We Spec1alue m ------~------- roll Basement ONLY 3 YEARS OLD - 2 bedrooms gas F A furna ce Cook and bake un•ts Dlnmg room enclo sed porch and garage $16 000 00 1972 9 2 Foot p c k up camper Sleeps four self conta ned S1 250 Ca I 742 5980 DINE:TTE set table and 6 cha rs vacuum c.tea ner and Full $19 500 00 2 B'EOROOMS W•lh all furn ture N ce bath front and back porches Only $8900 00 MEDIUM sized western sad dle $50 also h ghcha r S7 Phone Coo vi te 667 6214 10 5 6tp ___ __________ . • - -------..,.....~ I I CORN pcker. 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II not be r esp on s ble for more tt'lan on e In corre c t nsert on RATES For Want Ad Serv ce 5 cents per Word on e nsert on M n l mum Charge S1 00 14 c ents per word th ree con:>e c ut y e nsert on s 26 cents per word s )( c on secor v e nsert ons 25 Per Cent D s count on pad ads and ads pa d w t h n 10 days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $2 oo for 50 w o rd m n m um Ea ch add ton a l word Business (Services 19H fOR U lon truck. p ckup must be seen to apprec ate Grocery and General Merchandise retreat are Mrs Mildred Jacobs Mrs Donna Gilmore Mrs Jean Wnght and Mrs Doris Buckley The soc1ety completed plans to show a film Oct 14 At that time an offermg will be taken with the money to go toward new steps for the church Of ferings for miSSions were ' taken Mrs Marguente Leifheit had devotions using Psalm 122 and meditations on Chma and lndi• Arrangements were made to enter the name of Laura Schaefer m the In Memor1am roles of the MISSIOnary T!dlogs Mrs Bertha Parker had a poem The program titled Rhodeaia MISSionary Game was presented by Mrs Iva Powell Prayer by Mrs Wnght dismissed the meeting At tending besides those named were Mrs Tina Jacobs Mrs Bernice Jeffers Mrs Amber Lohn and Mrs Della Curtis Church holds special meet from '5.00 for Sale Sentinel Classifieds~et Results! t'liBLIC NOTICES Retreat announced 23 attend breakfast " • ••"' •• • for the Response Magazme are now due At the suggestion of Mrs Marlene Fisher the group wtll A retreat to be held at Hidden send flowers to Mrs Ray Hollow near Mansfield later Hayman a pabent at the this month was announced Holzer Medical Center A bakeless bake sale when the Women s Missionary Society of the Laurel Cliff Free netted $40 for the treasury Mrs Dugan and Mrs Nora MethodiSt Church met Tuesday Pierson served refreshments Hight Planning to attend the The table earned out the fall mob! Other members attendmg the meetmg were Mrs Sue Ann Beegle Mrs Dons Adams Mrs Julia Nortls Mrs Etleen Roush Mrs Lucy Donahue Mrs Ferne B Hayman Mrs Hazel Fox Mrs Mildred Mrs Edna Re1bel has been Donahew and Mrs Dons collli1llSSIOned as a deputy Sayre There were also seven state councilor for Theodorus guests Council 17 Daughters of Everett Hayes Mrs Rtchard Owen M1ss Lucille Snuth and Mrs Jame~ Titus Meeltngs are held every ' ' M•ddl~port Pomeroy 0 On :; 191J 8- Tho Dally Senluifl alternate Wednesday from October to May The motto 1s Wh) stay we on earth unless to grow " MAYTAG RUTLAND FURNITURE ~~~:=v~~~·· 741 4211 A ld G t Your Walnuts will be Hulled Free of Charge And We Wi II Pay You $500 Per Hundred Pound• After They /Vo Hulled START BUYING OCTOBER 1, 1973 • • Excelsior Salt Works, Inc. POMEROY, OHIO Rutland _____ _ _ _ ____ ..'_O_! 3rc , u.-------'-r~n_o__ra_e""._..,.._._...;.;.;:_,;.:;......,._'"""~ ,.,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,."".,..,..,..,..,._ ' �.. t .' ' . • . r a Gaul, a blue and white for two arrangements in the boys·· bedroom . · Mrs. Donald Mora received a blue and a red for her arrangements in th~ bathroom. Also on display and judged were a variety of specimen · exhibits. Darrell Hawthorne, manager of Royal Oak Park provided a fall display of corn, pumpkin and ivy ·on the lawns. The officers for 1973-74 were installed in a candlelight service- by Mrs . Wa lke r , retiring president. They Were Mrs. Reid Young, president i Mrs. Pearl Mo.ra , vice president; Mrs. I. B. Walker , second vice president ; Mrs. Robert Wood. secretary ; Mrs. Karl Krautter, treasurer; Mrs . Guy S~mmm:jje\d , assistant sec retar y , and · Mrs. ~ Roy Miller, Assistant' treasurer. Read at the meeting was a th ank-you note fJ-om Mrs. Mary Cox for sunshine gifts £rom the club. Mrs. Dean will serve as sunshine chairwoman for October. II was noted that Mrs. Bert Grimm is the county contact chairwoman and that th e Region ll meeting will be held at Eastern High School. Also an.Jloun ced was the Country Fair at the Athens Mental' Health Center Oct. ll with members being urged to contribute to· the flower mart. The Rutl~nd Garden Club fl ower show Nov . 17 and tB at . the Rutland United Methodi st Church was noted and club members were in vi ted to exhibit. Door prizes were awarded by Mrs. Philip Radford, Mrs. Roy Holter and Mrs. Donald Mora to Mrs. Earl Ingels, Mrs. Max " Mrs. Earl Dean and Mrs.· _Hqmer Holter shared top lr"---"' honors in awards at the home :; ., f]oWe.r Show of the Chester ':: Garden Club staged Wed::: nesday night at the Horace home on Chester Road. •~ Karr ... Mrs. Dean .won the " best of .. show'' with her arrangement of : chrysanthemums and gum tree branches on a palm sPlit displayed on the game table. ·The creativity award went to i': • : •M - • Mrs . Holter for her ,entrance . .._.u piece , a tall pedestal ...._,. arrarigemenl of orange'<iahlias •: - ~d ivy on a pine tr.ee split. Each of Ure· arrru~gements wa·s judged' on the basis of its oWn merit considering design, color combination, s uitability for the location and originality by Mrs. Robert Thompson and Mrs. Robert J . Lewis of the Winding Tra~l Graden Club, PomerO)' , ~ or • Ribbons were awarded as : fqliow s: A, blue to Mrs. Roy : Holter for her arrangement in • _. a wheeibarrow; a white to Mrs. : -~- E3r.l Ingels for patio steps •• .. arrangement; a white to Mrs . ~ · Woodrow Mora for ·her picnic ~ table arrangement ; a blue to ~. Mrs , Reid You'ng for her doorway swag. Exhibited in the living room were arrangements on the entry table, a ret! to Mrs. , Horace Karr ; desk, a white to "".• Mrs. Buel Ridenour; shadow • box, a blue to Mrs . Robert •., Wood; mantel, a red . to Mrs . ~ Leonard Erwin; coffee table, a : white to Mrs. I . B. Walker; : · television , a white to Mrs. • 'Purley Karr, piano, a white to •• Mrs. Karl Krautter. •• Ribbons awarded in the •• dining room arrangements •• went to Mrs. Roy Miller, a blue : ·for her· tmique assortment of " favors; and Mrs. Earl Dean, " ·blue for chandelier •, arrangements. : l\itc.hen arrangerTlent : awards went to Mrs. Purley : Karr, a white for the table • arrangement ; Mrs. Pearl : Milra, a blue lor a window : piece; and Mrs. Oris Ginther, a : : fed for the serving cart : • ~ : : : • •: • I ' '1'ri butes to the late ?earl S. guest, Mrs. John Kincaid, were Buck, only woman to. receive present. Mrs. Emerson Jones both the Pulitzer and the Nobel presided . at the business Peace Prfze, were given by meeting during wiJ,ich time it members of the Middleport was decided to aga1n this year Literary Club at a meeting sell goods made by the blind. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. The resignation of Mrs . Charles Gaskill was accepted James Titus, Featured on the program with regret. Program books was her book, " All Under were distributed. Heaven,'-' the story of a .white Russian woman who fled to Cookies and coffee were China· .to escape CommWilsm served by the hostess. and there married and had two Officers for the year are Mrs. children. Later the famlly took Jones, president; Mrs. Harold flight from China. to the United Sauer, vice president; Mrs. States. · Dwight · Wallace, secretary; Reviewing ' 'Jonathan and Mrs. M. L. Frencl), Livingston Seagull" by treasurer . Richard ·Bach was Mrs. The 1973-74 committees are Rodney Downing. Described as Mrs. Jones, Mrs . Forrest an allegory of the Christian's Bachtel and Mrs. Sauer, search lor Gold, the book is program; Mrs. Charles about Jonathan, a seagull, who Gaskill, Mrs. Bernard Fultz, loved flying more than eating, Mrs. Rodney Downing and practiced his glide unW he ' Mrs. Charles · W. McDaniel,' . coulddo210mllesanhour,and music; fo{rs. M. L. French, then flew to a planet called Mrs. Robert Fisher, Mrs. Carl heaven only to be sent back to . Horky, Mrs. Thereon Johnson ,' earth to teU the story to his and Mrs. William Frecker, · friends. . .. Civic; Mrs. James Euler, Mrs. Mrs. Moore spoke to the - ·0. B. Stout, Mrs. Nan Moore, group on the .5 mill bond Issue Mrs. Sauer, library. for school construction funds Mrs. Arthur Strauss; Mrs. for the mentally retarded and ·. Dwight Wallace, . Mrs. Ben the .club went on record as Philson, Mrs. Roy Cassell, supporting the bond Issue health and household which w!ll rWI for a period oi 20 economics committee. · Other. years. active members of the club are seventeen members and one Mrs. James Harley, Mrs . .. ~ Harrah, Mrs. Edson Hollon, Mrs. Gordon Anderson, Mrs. William Buckley and Mrs . Curtis King. Mrs. Miller presented several , of her handmade favors as door prizes to Mrs. Homer Holter, Mrs. Puiley Karr, Mrs. Phyllis Gainer, Mrs. Gaul, Mrs . . Chadwell, Mrs. Warren Raider, Mrs. Young, MrS. Wa...lker, Mrs. :- flowers. Woodrow Mora, Mrs . Beier, • Receiving ribbons for den Mrs . . Leonard Erwin, Mrs. ~ arrangements , were Mrs. · Wood and Mrs. Pearl Mora. : Howard Knight, a white for a In response to roll call : ..stereo arrangement ; Mrs. members made a comment on : "Dale Kautz, red for a fireplace an arrangement on exhibit at "' piece; Mrs. Paul Baer, blue for the flower show. ..• a mantel arrangement; and Guests were Mrs. Curtis : Mrs. J. M. Gaul, white for an King, Mrs. William Buckley, ; end table arrangement. Mrs. Phyllis Gainer, Mrs . ~. Ribbons for bedroom Edson · Hollon, Mrs. ' Warren ..;:ar.rangemfflts went to Mrs. Raider, Mrs. John Terrell and Wyatt Chadwell, a white for the the club's honorary member, master bedroom; Miss Lucille Mrs. Max Harrah; . · Smith, an honorable mention Fancy sandwiches, cookies, .. fdr the night st3I)d; Mrs. rohits, coffee and punch were [ Richard Barton, a blue for the se•ved by Mrs. Karr, Mrs. i1 girls' bedroom; Mrs. Roger Baer, and Mrs. Erwin . ... : FLOWERS, FLOWER$ EVERYWHERE was the tbeme of the home flower show Wednesday night at the home of Mrs . Horace Karr, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, by the Chester Garden Club. Greeting members and gtiests as they entered tl>e driveway · "·as this massive Wheelbarrow arrangement' of orange and yellow mums ic an antique pot surrounded by corn and gourds, arranged by Mrs. Pat Holter. Pumpkins and bittersweet beside the wheelbarrow added to the fall look of the arrangement which carried the sign ''Chester Garden Club". · >~ ,,i I . . ,~"'·· .,' .. .1 • . East Le-ttlrt women meet A service of celebration marking the beginning ol Churc h Women United and the •nd of the Women's Society of Christian Service was held at the Tuesday night meeting of the East Letart Church Women United . Mrs. Mabel Shields had . charg'e .of the service which . opened with the song "Sing Unto the Lord a New Song." As a special feature of the service of celebratioll, each member in the group told of someone of . the church who had been an influence for good in her ftfe . Mrs. Barbara . Dugan presided at the business meeting which opened with the Lord 'S prayer in unison. Officers' reports were given and 1\lrs. Mary Roush reminded members that subscriotions for the "ResponSe Magazine" are now due . At the suggestion of Mrs. Marlene Fisher, the group will send flowers to ·Mrs . Ray Hayman, a . patient at the Holzer Medical Center. A 11 bakeless" bake sale netted $40 for the treasury. Mrs. Dugan and Mrs. Nora Pierson served refreshments. The table carried out the fall motif. Other members attending the meeting were Mrs. Sue Ann Beegle, Mrs. Doris Adams, Mrs. Julia Norris, Mrs . li'.ileen Roush, Mrs. Lucy Donahue, Mrs. Ferne B·. Hayman, Mrs. Hazel Fox , Mrs . Mildred Dona hew, and Mrs . Doris Sayre. There were also seven guests. ; :Family night held , RACINE - The United Methodist Women of the Racine Wesleyan United Methodist Church held Family Night at the church Wednesday night. The occaSion was also a welcomel>acktoRev.andMrs. Howar~ Shiveley and family, attended by approximately 50 members .. After an enjoyable time of fellowship and carry-in-dinner, Mrs. James Rees; Jr. read a poem which she had written and the Pastor and his family were presented with a money tree. · The remaiqder of the evening was spent with the showing of films by Rev. Shiveley follo)Ned by a hymn sing led by Mrs. Victor Wolfe, chairwoman of the Unite!! Methodist Women, with Mrs. ' Garrett Circle at the piano. · To close the evening, ''Blest Be the Tie" and "God Be With You" were sung. ,.0, 23 attend breakfast "" .. h ., "" :: ·.~ ~ - ... t;XOTIC: ~ .". . "-" 1·:.-t.\Y '/'0 C:IJU: j.-(1 I< TROPICAl FISH -TURTLES "•• GERBILS PARAKEETS HAMSTERS GUINEA PIGS SEE OUR SPECIAL RACINE - Twenty-three youths joined for devotions and fellowship at the weekly Prayer Breakfast . Wednesday at the Racine Wesleyan United Methodist Church. It( .. Frank Cleland, local postmaster, led the morning meditation. He said the only way to .have a happy life without worry and frustration was to put Christ first , others second ," 'a nd sell las). Breakfast, consisting of scrambled ' AQU-A RIUM KIT ' ~e Daily Sentinel DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS·MASQN AREA CHESTER l . TANNEHILL , E:~~ec . 10 g~.' \ taok .. Starf .your way to aquarium fun with a starter kit that includes tank, filler , pump , heater ... all the accessories. -------------------------- ..••"' MODERN SUPPLY . •• •• ••. •• 399 W. Main St. 992 -2164 Pomeroy, 0 . THE STORE WITH " ALL KINDS OF STUFF" - FOR PETS, STABLES, LARGE & S,Y.All ANIMALS. LAWNS AND GARDENS . - Ed . ROB"ERT HOEFLICH, Ci1y Ed l1or Publi srled , da il Y u :c ept Saturday by The Ohio val ley Publ iSh ing Co nipdr. y , 111 t ourf St . , f?omeroy , Ohio , 45769. Bus.ines O(f ic e Phone 991 2156. Ed itor ial Phone 992 . 2157 . Second cl ass postage paid at Pomeroy , Ohio . Nat i ona l ~tdllerlis i ng repr,esentat i11e Bollinel li · Gal lagt)er . Inc. 12 Eas t 42nd St ., New Yo"rk, ., NeW Yorl<. . Subscript i on rates : Del iv ered by carr ier where ~vailable.55 cents per wee.k ;. carrier service ·By Motor f.lo\Jit' . no t aveilable : One month , S2 . By mai l in Ohio and W Va , One Year , S16 ; Si M months , .J . .SO ; Thrt>e months , SS.SO . Else~hl!rll! Sl8 vear ; SiK months S9 50 ; three mbnths , S6 Subscr ipt ion price in · el udes Sunday T i mes Sentinel. -~-- ...:.·~- Sundciy , OCtober 7th, will be lhe last day of 1973 Season . SPECIAL REDUCED RATES on ride t.ickets, or you mai PAY ·o NE PRICE, u .oo per person , and enjOy unlimited fides for. the fult day. Park will be ope·n 11 !00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m. Mark. V Jack ' s Clut:l Team No . 4 Evelyn's Grocery Team No . 1 . 12 10 7 7 • .' ' 6 8 11 11 5 13 Team H igh Game l!lnd Series ....._ Dannie's Mobile Homes 738 and 2092 . . lnd, H fg h Game - Men ~ Vic WippiE- 230, Ed Voss 224; Women : Mary voss, 203 and 182 . Wipple 596 , Ed Voss S87. ' a, RACINE - Southern Tornado football · fans will be happy to know that Senior QUarterback Vern Ord and bulldozing fullback Greg I?unning will bfo back in the · lineup tomght as the purple and gold tra,vel to Vmton to take on the Pir~tes of North Gallia. Ord ~nd Dunnmg · were und~ubtf<~lY ffilssed las.l Friday mgh~ when. tbe White Falcons' '!f Wahama crushed the Tor11adoes, 44-0. It was Southern's first loss of the season after b-ouncmg Green TWp., 32-8, Hannan Trace, 52<!, and nip. pmg Eastern, 7'0. _That brmsmg battle agamst Eastern was the one that took Its toll or Ord and Dunmng. This evening's contest will be a key one as far as the Sout~ern Valley Athletic Conference' (SVAC) as concerned. Southern, with a 2-U. record , is just one game behmd the Kyger (:reek Bobcats at 3-ll in the win colwnn. · 1 Dudley's Florist 59 N. 2nd Mldcllepotl Visit the Colonel The Eastern Eagles and Kyger Creek Bobcats meet head on tonight in an Important. SVAC battle at Cheshire, with first pla"" on the line. Coach Spike Berkhimer's · surprising young Eagles, with a 2-1 league . mark, have a It's a gnat day for Kentucky Friecl Chicken~ ·. Crow's Steak House · l,. Tonight~ Pomeroy, Ohio . games: FRIDAY SEOAL Wellston at Athens Jackson at Gal l ipo lis lrot}IOn at waver ly Lo9an at Meigs TRI-VALLEY Nelsonville York at Fed 2ral Hocking warren al Vinton CQurtv . SVAC · Eastern at Kyger Cr eek Soulhern at North Galt ia Symmes· Va lle y at Soulh · western Ale~eander others at Wahama Belpre at Paden City H;,nnan Tra ce ilt Hannan , W. Va . Tr imble at M il ler Point PLea sant al George Wash inglon North Gallia, meanwhile, is deadlocked with the Eastern Eagles lor third place at 2-l. Anyone of lliose 4 teams could he perched in first place or in a first place tie when the dus\ clears tonight, . North Gallia which has won its last 2 gam;s over Southern and Symmes Valley, features the groUllll attack of senior quarterback Ralph Smith and Junior . Tailback ·sterling Logan. · Logan has scored touchdowns in his last 3 outings, while Smith, playing his rookie year, rushed for over tOO yards in the win over Symmes Valley . The Tornadoes meanwhile will try to regrdup after th~ disaster that struck Racine a week ago. The Southern attack will once again be led by the quickcutting running of Junior Halfback Mitch Nease, who · was held to " just" 54 net yards loan company. 125 E. Main St.-992-2171 1 Pomeroy, Ohio .. chance to gain a first place tie The Bobc~ts. on the other quarterback draw. senior end John Rwnley and · with a victory thiS ··evening, hand, have the_5th most potent coupled with a North Gallia attack, averagir)g 24.8 points a sophomore Jim Ward are the Bobcat upset of Southern. contest, while tl\e 'cat defense considered · Meanwhile, a win for the has limited, ,opporenls to 7.5 "receiving threats; E:aslern, who has won the · · Bqbcats would keep them in markers a game. · first place no matter what ~e Leading, th~.. Kyger Creek lasl'3 encounters wiih Kyger Tornadoes do at Vinton. attack are ha'rd-running Creek, will be led offensively The birds, with the} hird best seniors r.aW\Ierice' Tabor and .by the passing combo ·o r John defensive unit in SoUthwestern Cloy Hudso~ ·~_nd junior -Blake to Mike Larkins. Larkins has scored 2 (~Oper cent) of llie Ohio, will have to get their tailback Mar'k Waller. ' Tabor has scored 8 TDs in 4 Eagles' 4 touchdowns of 1973 on offense untracked to ConqUer the 'cats. The Eagle· attack is games and has over 100 ground pass receptions from · Blake. Meanwhile, that sticky presently 23rd out of 20 in the Y.ards in each game. Waller has chalked up 3 TDs Eastern defense will he led by southeastern area: The inability of the Eastern and' has topped the 100 yard ends Tim Bawn and -Steve offense to move has been one of mark in·3 games. Hudson, who Holter, tackles Coy Starcher the prime worries of is playi,ng the quarterback spot and Phil Bowen, middle guard Berkhimer all year. Eastern for the first year in his Larkins, Hn'e~ackers Don . has managed only 26 points in 4 scholastic grid career, has Eichinger and John Sheets, games, a 6.5 per game scored 2 touchdowns arid monster man Tim Kuhn and reportedly keeps the defense halfbacks · Dan · Chaffee, Terry average. The Eaglti defenders, honest on the option keeper and Smith and Blake. meanwhile, have held opPROBABLE STARTERS ponents to just l4 points, inOFFENSE cluding 2 shutouts. EASTERN POS. KYGER CREEK M ike Larkins E John Rumley T Dave Hannum Mark Lawhon The Meigs Marau.der fresh- in the final couple minutes. But with the ball on the 2 man football team tied the yard line and . time ticking Logan Chieftain Freshmen, 1212, Thursday · evening at the away, the Marauders fwnbled on the last play of the game. lie,ld in Middleport. Coach Roger Brauer--•had The Marauders took the plenty of praise for the efforts early lead on a 4 yard run by Steve Randolph. Logan then of his frosh charges. !'Jt was a good team effort," came storming back with 2 touchdowns, before Meigs said the first year coach. "The knotted the score at 12-12 on a team played a much. improved · 12 yard run by Ronnie Coats. game over last week, and I . With only 2 minutes left in ti;)ink they were elated over · the contest, the · Marauders their efforlsY While not wishing to single made a last ditch effort for out any players for individual victory, driving over 50 yards praise, Brauer did sUite that Quarterback Allen Ste!'art . connected on ;. out of 6 pass · attempts, with I interception. HARBARUK TRADED The Marauders next freshPITISBURGH (UP!)- The man game is Thursday Pittsburgh Penguins Thurs~ay evening, Oc\. II, ifheo they traded right wing 'Nick Har- travel to Weliston·to·fake on the baruk to the St. Louis Blues for · Go[jlon Roeklls:- ~ goaltender· Bob Johnson. The Penguins also . optioned delenseman Dwayne Rupp to Uielr H..,..shey, Pa., farm team ·in the American Hockey League, reducing their roster to 23 players. Dan Tim Guy Coy G Chaffee Baum • Walker . Steve Holter E Rand~ Blake John Sheets Terry Smith QB £?on Eichinger TB FB SB DEFENSE ' ~ MG M ike Larkins Tim Baum Phil Bowen Don Eichinger Terry OCT. 5, 1973 7:00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M. . SIX REINSTATED HOUSTON (UP!) · - Texas Southern University loot11all Coach Rod Paige has rein- · sta.ted .six players who were suspended earlier this week for missing bed. cheek following the team's loss to the University. of Hawaii. Paige said ruMing back Hai-old Hart, ~plit end Melvm Baker, wingback Donald Bol'. Royal Crown 'den, pla:cekicker Charles Staflord and punters Lar~y ' Bottlmq Company Hamilton and Jerome Hall · t Alcorn . 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"This-is the time wberi our big people must come through lor us, and I think they will." . Most everyone has been referring to thiS series as a duel between tbe Me IS' pitchers and the Reds' hitters, but · Anderson feels his pitching staff has been underrated by the news media. "In a short series we've got as much pitching as they -do,'' said Anderson. "They have (Tom) seaver, (Jon) Matlack, Koosman and (Jerry) (George) Stone and we have (Jack ) Billingham, (Don) Gullett, (Ross) Grimsley and (Fred) Norman. "Look at the records. Nobody I not even Seaver, pitched more innings this year than Billingham. And 1 thlnk our . bullpen Is stronger than theirs. They have one · guy, (Tug) MCGraw, who they depend on most. We have three-(Pedro) Borbon, (Clay) Carroll and (Tom) Hall.'' - Pete . Rose, the NL's leading hitter, also exposes another fallacy about the Mets'--the idea that they have momentum on their side. ''For momentum to mean anything you have .to keep playing every day,'' says Rose. "When dld they . clinch the East? Last Monday? Well, any momentum they had will be lost now that they've had four days off. It's not like football where you ~ can .maintain momentum in practice. You can't do that in baseball." · The MetS arrived here late Thursday night and will work out at Riverfront Stadlum for the first time today from ,5 to 7 p.m. Tiie Reds, who had a Thursday practice rained out, will work out from 3 to 5 p.m. RoQert Qv.• lt s David Clay Marc Lawhon LB LB- John Sheets Tim Kuhn Dim Chaffee Jay Warner will be the starting signal caller, with Terry WhiUatch at tailback, captain Mick Ash at fullback and Mike Magnotta, Mark Morris or .Joe Rosenbaum at wingback. But before any of the players Offense Pos.. Wt . Yr . Dave Wolfe E 162 12" Robbi e Eason T 208 12. Jonn Lt-hew G 190 12 Terry Pic kens C 178 12 Andy EngliSh G 185 12 M i ke McDan iel T 2U 12 Tom Lowery or E 160 12 Melvi n Cremeans 165 12 Jay Warner QB 1~5 12 Terry Wh itlatch TB 1 ~6 11 M ic kAsh , F B' 155 12 Mike Mngnotta or we 12S 10 MarkMorrlsor J~B 12 Joe Rosenbnum 129 12 . Pos,. Wt. Vr. e 160 u T 1.$ 11 r Ron Roush T E SteVe Holter at center. Mlrlueler ~·.rtlnt L in•ups ·• D•te-nu oa .Je Wise · E T Coy Starcher CINCINNATI ,'( UP!) Sparky Anderson feels this business about the New York Mets being a "miracle" team is just a lot of hokum. In the mind of the Cincinnati Reds' manager, there iS nothing miraculous whatsoever about the Mets. Th~y are, plain and simply, a good baseball team and it is no surprise to Sparky that they won the National League East Division title. "I think the Meis• publicity department puts out a lot of malarkey,'' said Anderson, whose club meets the Mets Saturday in the first game of a best-of-live series to decide the National League championship. " They throw out this miracle thing. It ·wasn't any miracle lhat the Mets won the East Division title. This Mets' club is a lot better-than the one that won the world championship in 1969. "! think that you could call the '69 thini a mira de, the way they beat the Orioles and all. But hardly any plarers on that team could start for this Mets' club. When they're on, they are one of the better teams in . baseball. I regard them In the top five. The only thing tbey lack is team speed. But we felt all along that they were the best team 'in that division." While Anderson respect~ the Mets he feels the Reds are a superior tearil in virtually every-aspect of the game. !he Reds, to be sure, were the most successful team in baseball this seaSon with 99 victories. The Mets won only 82 and in head-to-head competition between the two clubs the Reds won eight of 12. live games anything can happen, but !feel the best team xhould win it. An<ll feel we're the best team,'' ~d Anderson, Jeff Blazer Dave Wise Bob Donnett Jim Ward Clay Hudson Lawrence Tilbor . Chris Preston Mark Waller G. T 51 archer spots. Linebacker Andy English and halfback Lonnie Coats should also see plenty of action in the Marauder defense. · Offensively, Wolfe and Cremeans or Lowery will be at the t nds (the newly named " Turkey Dog" spot), Eason and Mike McDaniel at the tackles, Lehew and English at the guards, and Terry Pickens toke the fit!ld tonight, l of 5 yowag _,ladies, either 'Peggy O'Brien, Shelly Mankin, Susie Jeffers, Cindy Craig or Roxie Patterson, will be crowned homeeomlng queen for 1973, In pre-game f'!Sii,yiUes . Game Ume is" p.m., with tne game being carried Uve over WMPO-FM. Mets just plain g~od Ron Rou sh or Jeff Icard c ·, I Danison and Randy Goodlive at llie·tackles; Bill Kazee, John Corby and Dave Krebs at linebackers ; Rob Myers and Greg Culbertson at the ends and John Smart, Shaw and Kemper at the deep backs. Meanwhile. the i'Chancey Bunch" will be starting . the same combination that docked so well last week at Gallipolis. Defensively, it will be Tom Lowery and Robert Qualls at the ends, Bill Slack and Robbie Eason at -the tackles AI • McLaughlin at middle guard , John Lehew and"J. D. Story at linebackers, Mi ck Ash and Ron Couch at the cornerbacks and Dave Wolfe and Melvin Cremeans at the halfba ck last week by the Wahama The Tornadoes; wlth a wln defense. Nease now totalS 599 this evening, coupled wit!) a rushing yards, and should Kyger Creek loss to Eastern, certainly top the · 600 yard can take over sole possession of mark, .and possibly the 700 first place in the SVAG. mark, tonight. Next week it's back home to Joining N~ase in the Tornado Racine for the :·' annual backfield will be Ord, Dunning, homecoll!ing tilt against the and Halfback Dave Clark . Tornadoes second arch-rival of ' l.lentor Bill Jewell's of- the season, Kyger Creek. fensive line will have Jim SOUTHER N ~ LINE UPS OFFENSE Williams and Tim Maurer at Pos. Wt . Yr . the ends, ' Dennis Hawk and' Jim Williams 175 12 E T . 220 12 John S:)lser at the tackles, ' Dennis Hawk Forbes G 160 12 Randy Forbes and Mike Randy 165 11 Dave Huddleston C G 160 12 Codner at the guards arid Dave MiRe Codner John Salser T 180 fl Huddleston at center . 180 11 Tim Maurer E 168 12 VernOrd QB Defensively, the Tornadoes 167 11 Mitch Nease 1 HB who have 2 shutouts and until Dave Clark 165 11 HB 170 JO FB last week had held opponents to Greg D"un11ing · . DEFENSE only 8 points in 3 starts, will Pos. Wt. Yr . E 160 12 have Forbes and Williams at Randy F orbes Dennis Haw)<. T L 220 l2 the. ends, Hawk and Ron Ron Johnson ' T ISS 10 Johnson at the tackles, Codner Jim Williams .··;,· E 175 12 Mike Codner · MG 160 12 at middle guard, Dunning and Greg Dunning LB 170 10 · LB 180 11 Maurer at the linebackers and Tim Maurer Dave Clark · DB 165 11 Clark, Ord, Nease and Buddy Vern Ord . · DB 168 12 DB 167 11 Ervin at the deep back Mitch Nease Buddy Ervin · DB 130 11 positions . Freshmen tie L ogan 1f need a loa n, need someone you rrust. Whatever the amc"u nt you need. .LOan is a different kind of loa n company. We handle savings too. If people ·} trust us to manage their savings, you kn o w :, you can trust us to handle your loan. What makes us a .different kind of loan company, · makes us a better kind of SAY HAPPY BIRTHDAY WITH •A LOVELY VASE OF FLOWERS from '5,00 among J Athens defenders in the end zone. Defensively , Logan lo oks s tron·g, and so admits Meigs mentor Charley Chancey,. who )eels that the Chieftains have an >~excellent defense against the rushing .game." Leading this defensive charge or coach Paul Adams' . Chiefs is 155 lb. sophomore linebacker Mark Schmitter, who was named the top defensive player ·against Athens. Schmitter blocked a Bulldog pWII and recovered a fwnble in the t~ win . Besides - Schmitter, the Logan defense will have Don First place on ·line in SVAC .- PEOPLE TRUST US TO HANDLE SAVINGS OF OVER $15.0,000,000. you you c<1i1 LOAN Cit"y . High Serie.s Ind. - Men : VIc ' /I 5 touchdown and added a 2 point conversion on offense , while intercepting .2 passes _ on defense in the win over Athens. Joinig Kemper in the Chieftain backfield will be, senior ba.ck Roger Shaw, top ru·s her for the Chiefs last week with 37 yards in 12 carri~s. His 37 3-footers accounted for all but5 of the ground yards Logan could muster against the Bulldog defense ' . The other big Chief offensive threat is seniorcend Mike-Fain . Fain caught 2 key pa"'ies in the final Logan touchdown drive last week, including an aerial from Kemper that he pulled in while o;:!l"r1wi"~"t\ Nease and Ord ready tonight T ·us LE A OF· $10 ' . . ' 00• Mrs. Feme B. Ha)'man, East Letart, joined her slster-ll!·la:w, Mrs. Ava Belles, Wellston, for Carson 211 , Speed Russell , Ken a trip to Canton to viSit Mrs. Mclaughlin 192 ; WOmen, Robert Musko.ff and to Alliance Max i ne Dugan 200 , Linda where they wlll be guests of Winebrenner 199. High Series ~ Men : RUss - Mrs , Mary( Lefever. Mrs. Carson 519, Larry Dugan 509 . Hayman will then return to Women ; Pat Car~on 500, Linda Winebrenner .4~5. ., .. · Wellston to spend two weeks Team High Game and Serie"s with Mrs. Belles. · - Team No. 1. 704 and 1944 . Womeo : Mary Vos ~ Marlene Wi lson , 467 . ,I TO V181T Team No . 2 26 14 Young 's Market 22 18 Team 3 18 22 . Team 1 14 26 Team 4 12 28 High Game -- Men : Russ Dannie's Mobile Homes 13 . Considered by most a slight favorite tonight, · Logan has defeated Athens, Maysville 347, tied Hilliard , ().j), and los t by I point to New Lexington . However, the Marauders also have a head of s team Wider way, having stwmed the Gallipolis Blue Devils last " POMEROY LANES won lost \ Mrs. Edna Reibel has been commissioned as a deputy state councilor for Theodorus Council 17, Daughters . of America. . Her commission from Mrs. Marge Levan, staie councilor, was 'r ead at a . meeting of Theodorus Monday night at the IOOF hall. Plans were made to meet with Gallia Council 114, Oct. 8 to assist in planning the spring rally which )"ill take place at Gallipolis In April. The death of Charles Betzing at the Kiines Nursing Home was noted. It was reported that Mrs.. Carrie Meinhart is lm· proving at the Holzer Medical Center where she has been a patient for the past six weekS. The prize ·package donated · by Mrs. Reibel was won by Mrs. Eva Dessauer. The Oct. 15 meeting will feature a potluck dinner. week, 14-7. at Gallipolis. Meigs atands at 1-2, liaving lost 25-18 to Pt. Pleasant and 16<! to Belpre before the allimportant win a week ago. Tonight's contest will also be the annual homecoming game, with the old grads coming back to watch the " leaders o.f tomorrow " do battle, and to see just how much things have changed since they've been away. ' Logah is led by 195 lb. junior quarterback Jim Kemper , recipient last week of one of the " Golden flehnet" awards, an honor ' bestowed upon the outstanding Logan player of the week. Kemper scored I ' tough ,_ A surprisingly strong Logan Chieftain football team invades Marauder Stadium tonight in what should prove to be one of the ·roughest battles in the SEOAL. The Chieftains, with a 2-1-1 record, roll into town fresh off a I~ upset of the Athens Bulldogs. Mrs. Reibel • • d commzsszone Wednesday Earlv. Mixed September 26, 1973 won Losf Team 6- · 28 12 October 1, 1973 --------------------· retreat are Mrs. Mildred Jacobs, Mrs. Donna Gilmore, Mrs. Jean Wright and Mrs. Doris Buckley. The society completed plans . to show a film Oct. 14. At that time an offering ,!'>'ill be taken with the money to go toward new- steps for the church . Of- . lerlngs for missions were taken. , Mrs. Marguerite Leifheit had devotions using Psalm 122 and meditations on China apd India. , Arrangements . weh made to enter the name of Laura Schaefer in the In Memoriam roles ot the "Missionary Tidings". Mrs. Bertha Parker had a poem. The program, titled ''Rhodesia Missionary Game'', · was presented by Mrs. -Iva Powell. Prayer by Mrs. Wright dismissed the meeting. Atlending besides those named were Mrs. Tina Jacobs, Mrs. Bernice Jeffers, Mrs. Amber · · Lohn, arid Mrs. Della Curtis. Church holds special meet "FAMILY OUTING" BOOT AND SHOE WORKERS LOCAL UNION No. 31!5 PORTSMOUTH, OHIO A retreat to be held at Hidden Hollow near Mansfield. later this month was announced when the Women's Missionilry Society of the Lauref Cliff Free Methodist Church met Tuesqay night. Planning to attend the ' Late Mond•v Mi:ced alternate Wednesday from October to May. The motto is "Why stay we on ~ ea rth unless. to grow?u · Everett Hayes, Mrs. Richard Owen, Miss Lucille Smith and Mrs. James Titus. • Meetings are held every Retreat announced . eggs, cereal, toast, Blueberry Muffins, and orange juice was served by Mrs. John Dudding, Mrs. Curtis Johnson, and Mrs. Howard Shiveley, Attending were Mike WarLETARTFALI.S-Aspecial ner, Chris Hill, Bill Shiveley, Gene Shiveley, Tim Hill, Elisa McMillan, Connie Roush, se~icewasheld at East Letart Helen Wilcoxen, . Debbie Umted 'Me.thodast Church l~st Harden, Cherri Bass, Pat . Sunday .rught. The .everung Woods Becky Kouns Molly began With a fellowship time., Fishe; Randy D~dding sandwiches, cookies, punch Stephe~ N~ase, Paul Cross: .and coffee being served bY The Stephanie Ord, Roma , Nease, Umted M~thO<llst Women. Rhonda west, . Vicki 1-wolfe, . After dmner everyone went Randy warner, David Theiss, to the san~tuary where Rev. and Beverly Hart . Howard Shtveley, pas~r, led an · a hymn and prayer. Pat Greene, a student at Ohio University and deacori of the SALE IN PROGRESS A rwnmage sale in progress Athens First Baptist Church, at the Enterprise ·United showed films. of Trinidad and Methodist Church will continue uie West Indies, as he had been a swnmer missionary there. through Saturday, 9 a .m. to 5 He also showed articles p.m. A feature of the Saturday sale will be a large grocery brought back, which were made by the people there and sack filled with rummage lor played tapes of children, which 50 cents~ he taught, speaklng, and play!ng musical instrtiments. Whe re PARK RESERVED SATURDAY- O(:TOBER 6th ·UNTIL$ PM ' • • Miss Buck honored .Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Holter -;•• share flower sbow honors .. ' 3- The Daily sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 .. Oct. a, 1973· ( • , 2.- The Daily sentine( Middleport-Pomeroy, Oc' ' Oct. a, t973 ( • . ! • E STORES POMEROY . HO E & ~ AUTO · . . Your Complete · Tire Cente~ ,-992-2094 '· 606 E. Main Pomeroy, 0. .___.,________. ----.....----...-·. • . ,· ., • ' "• �J • • 4 - Tht Daily Sentinel. Mtddleporl·Pomeroy. 0 .. Orl. >. 19n f . . • • Sgt. Swam1 . ' ' P . lXr em .F alcon ..Rocket'tilt tops MAC card 1 the SVAC :Eastern at Kyger Creek - Bob ca ts are hungr y for a league tit le The Eagles have lost 2 games now by a grand total of 8 point s Sorry, !el ia s, but have to go w ith the 'Cats. Kyger Cree k . 13-7. Hannan vs Hannan Trace - Wild cats just don ' t k now wha t a w in fee ls like, and I' m afra 1d ton ight w i ll be no di ff e r ~ nt Hannan . 120 · .Symmes Valley vs . Sou th western - · V1k1ng s wm w1th superi or defense . Symrhes Valley , 6-0. i'· Sout hern at North Gallia - Tornadoes got blasted last week ., Despite what Co l. M ole says, Tornadoes are fightin g mad and wi ll take out vengean ce on Pi rates. Southern, 24 -6 . OTHERS Wahama 36 Alexander 13 Miller 3 Trimble 2 George Wa shing ton 19 Pt. Pleasant 16 Fairland 2.t Coal Grove 23 South Po1nt 30 Oak Hi ll 12 Rock H i l f 29 Crum (? ) 0 Buffalo 18 Iron ton St . Joe 16 · Chesapeake 27 P1keton 19 Portsmouth 6 Chilli cothe 5 I I" .:1:1~ :::::::~ ~ :I::, * · [I::: . - rH ~ By Denny Fobes Tom Metters of the Athens Messenger, "Mr. Statistics," has sent out the fi ,.t 1973 high schoo l football standings fer the suutheastern Ohio area. Tom, although laid up in an Athens hospital after being mjured in a minor auto accident several weeks ago, has done his usual excellent job, despite t he fa c t that" he isn 't well enough to .compile his we ekly, comprehensive SEOAL sta t sheets, as he does every fall . Nelsonville-York, Ironton and J<yger Creek are all tied for the top spot with 4-0 records . Nelsonville has comp iled a n astounding 169 points in its first 4 games, while the Yorky defense has given up but 6 points, to lead in both the offensive and defensive categories. Southern is in a tie for 4th in Lhe standings with a 3-1 record . The Tornadoes are in seventh place, offensively, out of the 25 teams listed, with a 22.Bper game scoring average. The 4{.-0 loss at the hands of Wahama really hurl Lhe Purple and Gold in the defensive column, dropping Lhem to 12th place with a 13.0 per iame yield . ,. CINCINNATI (UP! ) - Pete Rose is convinced Lhat nobody wili ever hit .400 again. 'The Cincinnati Reds' outfielder knows as much about hitting as there is to know, and he's positive it can't be done. ":I'he equipment is better today, especially the gloves, and there are too many Astroturf fields," says Rose, who captured his Lhird National League batting title this year with a .338 average and had a major league high 230 hils. "It's difficult on the astroturf to get balls past the fielders be~ause Lhey play 'so deep," Rose adds. "! hit so well because a lot of my hils go up Lhe middle. But I've seen second basemen play in medium rightiield and siop balls that would be. hits on a regular grass diamond.' ' Rose, however, still prefefs playing on astroturf rather than - Lhe standard field . "! like it better as a defensive player because you can be m or e aggressive. You Cousi no, a !Hl, 195 middle guard, was credited with 17 Weddings Anniversaries 8 MEMBERSHIP: fits everyone! \ Master $17 .so Associate $8.00 Jr. High team loses18 to 6 The Meigs Juni or Hi gh football team was defeated 18-6 yes terday afternoon at Logan. The lone Marauder score came on a 4 yard plunge by fullback Mark O'Dell, which gave Meigs a 6-0 lead. But Logan came back just before the end of the .first half to knot the score at 6-6 at in- . WILLIAMS PRAISED \Marietta College middle guard Tiny· Williams , of Pomeroy, earned the praise of· coach Joe McDaniel for 11 causing a Hiram fumble that·a teaminate 'recovered'' In MarietLa'.s 14-7 wln last Saturday. A 1912 grad~ate of Meigs High School, Williams is the son of Mr. nod Mrs. Floyd W. \tmiams of M~lberry 33 Court Sf. Galli polls Phone : 446 -0690 Dogs of all ;ages and breeds will work, play and t'hrivt: on this nutritionallv-balanccd complete mt'al. 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Lab Technicians lnstrum~t Repairmen «nne Operatols ~ --·- ~ ' Middleport, • • ' ' gave a poem "Climb 'Til Your Dreams Com_e True" by Helen Steiner Rice. It was annoUllced that Mrs. Marg e Levan, State Councilor of Willowick, will be usill!i an afghan and a recipe in her fund rais ing program. Attending lhe meeting were Mrs . ¥argaret C. Kistler, deputy, Mrs. Vernie Congrove, past deputy, and Mis . Mary Phillips, past deputy , of Logan 1_20 ; ._Mrs •. Edith Wakely, past sLate councilor, Mrs. Faye Parlin, past deputy, Mrs. Mary Austin , deputy, and Mrs. Pribble Wilson, past stale councilor a nd past deputy, all of Gallia 114; Mrs. Margaret Stacey, deputy of Go ld en Gleam, Marietta; Mrs. J ean Poling, deputy of Belle Prairie 265; Reba Ammon, district Treasurer ; Mrs .Vera Household, deputy of. Berry Council 283, New Lexington; Mrs. Eva Dessauer, district trustee, and Mrs. Nettie Hayes, past deputy Forest Rose Co un c.il 285, and district warden of Theodorus Co uncil 17, Pomeroy. Visitors were Mrs. Elizabeth Daniels,'Gallia 114, and Mrs. Faye Bailey, Logan. ' Star class meet's SYRACUSE "- Roll call was answered by siX·· members givi ng a scripture verse con· taining the word " harvest" when Lhe Slar Class of Lhe First United Presbyterian Church met in the church annex for their re cent meeting. Presiderlt Frankie Mwnaw, opened the meeting, reading John 14:1-21. This was followed wilh prayer by Rachel McBride. Secretary report was given by Ada Slack. October Hocking- Technical College is offering registered nurses a -· continuing education course of nursing enrichtnent seminars. The course, which consists of five enrichment seminars will be held al Hocking Technical College from 12:30 to 4:30p.m. One credit hour will be given for Lhe course, and Lhe cost of the entire series is $15 . . to be ed Toptcs on lhe cover · tedd des1gna ates are ; Oct. 17 and 31, emergency care ; Nov. 14, )"luid and _Elecirolyte Balance ; Nov. 2B , Human A practice for inspection Oct. 16 was held Tuesday night at a meeting of Chester Council323, Daughters of America, held at Lhe hall. Members were r eminded to wear while. AI Lhat time the good. of the order committee willhaveasilen\auction. Doris Grueser was reported ill. Mrs. ·Mary Kay Hplter, councilor, '' A Cordial Invitation to Attend '' REVIVAL SERVICES Laborers Operators • • LANCASTER. - Descendants of Marion and Dessie Daily Phelps were reunited at the Fairfield Park Shelter house here Sept. 30 with a picnic dinner at noon followed by games and prizes for the children and awarding of door prizes to ' Larry Barr Robert Phelps, Stanley Phillips,i and Vehna Lehman. Pictures wereAaken of th~ five generation lamilies there. Mrs. Flossie Phillips was the oldest, age 82 years, and the youngest was Dureen Kay d · ht k M ar ' age elg wee s. rs. Phillips was presented a bouquet of a dbzen white and red carnations from Mrs. Dale Phelps and sons. The afternoon was spent visiting ·Others · ' at! d ' b 'd · en mg es1 es those named above were Mrs. Dale Phelps, Waynesburg, Pa Mrs D 1 Ph 1 ·; · e ver e ps , Fairview, Otiio; Shirley Kane, Velma Lehman Mr. and Mrs ' d Mr.and· W'll ' Ph e1ps,an 11am , Mrs. Eugene Phelps, all of Mansfield; Joe Phelps, Mairs- presided at Lhe meeting. Others attending were 'Mrs. Opal Hollan, Mrs. Golda Wolfe, Mrs. Goldie Frederick, Mrs. Zona Biggs, Mrs. Ada Bissell, Mrs. Mabel Van Meter, Mrs. Dorothy Ritchie, Mrs. Doris Koenig, Mrs. Elizabeth Wickham, Mrs. Dorothy Myers, Mrs. Mae Spencer, Mrs. Ada Van Meter, Mrs. Cleland, Mrs. Mary Holter, Mrs. Betty Roush, Mrs. Eslher Ridenour , Mrs. Hait ie Frederick, Mrs. Ada Neutzling,Mrs. Marcia Keller, Mrs. Margaret Tuttle, Mrs. Helen Wolf, Mrs. Ada Morris, Mrs. Letha Wood, Mrs. Thehna White, Mrs. Charlotte Grant, Mrs. Mary Jo Pooler and Mrs. . DOrothy Lawson. • 1 ' r w field; Cassie Berry, Gahanna i Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Phillips, Logan , Ohio; Mr. aitd Mrs. Ray Phillips, Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr a~d David and Michelle, Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Conway, Pataskala ; Mr. and Mrs, Keith Ward and Brian and Kay, Dayton; · Mark Weaver III, Cincinnati; John Conley and Eloise Conley, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hull and Michelle, Mike, Marsha, and Mark, Hilliard ; Mr. and Mrs. Bud Estep and Terri, Gary, Jell, Jon and Kevin, Grove City, and Mrs. Alpha Barr, Langsville . Our Interest Is Greater For You APPLE .GROVE - Mr. and Mrs . Dallas Hill enterLained Thursday eviming at · t he church annex with a surprise birthday party in honor of Mrs . Hill's mother, a nd Olden Thaxton who were celebratmg . RELIEF MONEY PAID State Audito.r Joseph T. Ferguson reported a total of $8,737, 766.94 distributed in September to Ohio' s 88 counties· as a general reHef subsidy. Meigs County's share was$10,074.20. ' 7: 30 Each Evening· Sun. 10:30 A.M. Rev . ,Frank A . NOOI, Sr. is a force ful and en thusi!3stic , Bible preacher , who ""fa·s orda ined an Elde[ in the Church of the Naza rene in 1943. rte has served as pastor Qf f ive churc hes on the Central Ohio District; and for the past 18 years he has served at the Lan caster C~urch of the' PHILIP SPORN PLANT. Na Zarene. \ Rev . Noel rece i ved a d istinguished plaque of recognttion from the Ohio State ..House of_ Representatives for his outstanding ~ervices tn the mln1stry to GOd and maFlkind. An Equal OpportunilJ Employer ' ' '. I16 1 Year Certificates Of Deposit I 1 Meigs Branch I . 1 • V1rgmia Salser, Linda ' Perrell Thelma Grueser , Mildred' P1erce . t' ileen Cla rk itnd Edith Hood. n g d. . •. .t Dress and Cas ual ~ ~ BOOTS AND SHOES By_ dingo heritage house Your THQM MeAN Store M1 ddl eP.or t, o. .' .' '. • ~~ . -. .d . I ; ' ' :..f . -' ' ': ' '· Birthday party held • birthda ys Sept. 27 and 29. Cake , punch and coffee were served to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush, Mr. and Mrs . Bob Caspar , Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hill and son, Andy, Mr . a nd Mrs. Darrell Norris an d Tracy, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Roush and Joey, Rev. Howa rd Shiveley, Michael Hill and daughte r , Dolly, Alex Wheeler, Early Roush, Mrs . Olden Thaxton, Mrs. Dorsey Parsons, Mrs. ,Bob Rhodes, Vicki Ables, Mrs. Wolfe, Mr. Thaxton and the ho st and hostess, Mr. a nd Mrs. Hill. Whe re comtor'ta bl e clo th es are a rn~ k es it easy way of life Pt!nclleton to !onk good in t he ptJre vwgur woo l lig htweight tapste r 1acket $29 . BAHR CLOTHIERS Middleport, 0. SURGERY TAKEN Mrs. Nara Hartman, Chester, und erwent major surgery Wednesday at Pleasant Valley Hospital, Pt. Pleasant. Cards ~ ~,be ~ent to the hospital, r~om 167. ·Dr. T. J. Bradshaw Dr. Milton Mason OPTOMETRISTS ) 181 N: Second Ave. MIDDLEPORT PH. 992-3279 Office hours by ap pointment: Mon.-Fri. 9 til 4, Saturday 9 until noon. on the side? on the bottom? onthef2Jtl liG. gives you a choice If you want your zero dl?gree freez~r on !he side , there·~ · the Amana Side- by- Side. Or you can have I! on the top or the bottom. They're all Free- O ~ F r~stm both I he refrigerator and treezer And every Amana has two Independent temperature 1 I I toward the purchase of the shrubs The Chris tmas dinner was discussed . A fall trip wa s 41keh to the centennial at Wellston, Wednesday, Oc t. 3. All homemakers are wel come to at1~nd these meetmgs on the · third Wednesday of each month beginning at noOn . A potluck lu.nch ts held at noon . Attending were Agnes White, Myla Hudson, Jean Hall , Charlotte · !\"ease , Jamce Lawson, Margaret Eichinger 1 Pauhne Morarify. Eleanor Bohram. Ada Slack. Elva Dailey , Kathryn Johnson , Wanda Teaford, Irene Pa rker, It Come and look at lhe choices controls, one for the freezer, one lor the retr 1gerator . Ther:'s a ,; refrigerator- within-a.--refr igerator" that k~eps meal fresh up to twice as long as ~n ordmary meat keeper . And a high-humidity compartment that keeps vegetables fresh up to three weeks. Aw,,,., has for you. Then choose the·one you want from gold, avocado, coppertone or whtht. I I1 ' percent per year on 1 hear Certificates of 1 I Deposit . · S1.ooo.oo1 I Minimum. Interest I 1 payable Quarterly; I REV. FRANK A. NOEL, SR. Evangelist Ociober 7- i 4 Homemakers meet SYHI\CUSE·- " l lapptness i~ a matter of l!abtt you better g_athcr it freSh e\'ery day or~ ou :;: won·t ha1•e 11 at all" was the rRIDAY ·, thought for tht.• day gi\·en !Jy Jean HaiL when the Thtrd NIGHTLY REV IVAL serWednesday Humenwkers Club vices al Syracuse Church of the met at the MunicipaL Buildin~ Nazar ene, .7:JO p .m. with the Rev. 0 . G. McKmney speaking . recently. V_icc president Margaret Public invi ted . EIC'hinger, was in ch;:Jrge and SATURDAY opened the meeting \\•tth group HYMN SING, 7, 30 p.m. at praying of the Lord's Prayer. Freedom Gospel Mission , Bald pwrlotte Nease g ave the Knob . Public inv ited .. devotions from the booklet BIKE-A-THON beginning at .. The Upper Room .'' A poem 9 a .m . for the tJene!tl of the "If" was read by Pauline Meigs County Unit of the Ame rica n Cancer Society. The Morari ty . Roll call was . anbicycles will leave the Mid- swered by 19 persons, . · Mmutes of the hist meeting dleport Park, Mill St., and we re read by Agne~ White who continue to Fort Meigs at R 0:1 lso ~ave the treasurer's 1 oy a Acres Park . Anyone report. Yearbooks were wishing to do so may nde in the d1slributed and plans lor the event. · year dtscussed, inc luding HAR.RISONVILLE Lodge . Ch r istmas decorations and 411, F&AM, regular m eeting 7:30p.m . at hall. Refre shments crewel embroide ry. Each one attending the Oc tober m ee tmg following meeting. is to bring a flower bulb to be SUNDAY planted at the frnunic ip a l HOME COM ING at Hemlock building. The fi remen asked tf Gro ve Chri s t•1n Churc h . t he group woul d plant Basket dinner , noon; afternoon shrubbery ·around the build ing ~rvice at 2. Special singers, and tt was agreed to] do so. public invited. Each member wtll donate a OPEN HOUSE at Racine quar ter at· the Octobe r meeting Fire Station fr om 1:30 to 4:30 p .m . New fire tru c k and equipment to be on display . wi t h spea ker from Me igs Public in~ited to atte nd . Co unty Boa rd of Me ntal Retard atio n. . Refreshments. MEIGS CHAPTER 53, DAY , ANNUAL RALLY day and homecoming Sund ay at 7:30 p .m. chapte r home, Chester Uni ted Methodis t Butternu t Av e., Pom{!r oy. Church . Worldwide com- Refre s hme nts; all members mumon during worship service urged to attend . REV IV Ar. . AT Rutland followed by special Sunday Church of Chris t beg inning sc hool rally day program . Basket dinner at 12 :30 ; af- Monda y through Sunday , Oct. ternoon program, 1:15, With 14. Se rv1ces nightly a t 7: 30. special music. Public invited . Evangelist is Erme ,Johnson, fo rmer Rutland resi6ent now MONDAY RUTLAND PTA 7:30 p.m. mmis tering in Kentucky. I 6% ! ' ' FIRST CHURCH OF lliE NAZARENE I . .t \ ' Re,atlons; Dec. 12, the Patient with . a Pacemaker. The sessions will include the latest concepts and techniques as these relate to nursing care. Seminar leaders are Judy Maxson, R. N., M.S., Margaret Hu bble, R. N., B. S.; Suzanne er · R · N., M. S. ; Joan OC I, McFarland, R. N., M.S.; Joan Klimko, M. Ed. All registered nurses are ed . . urg to reg!S!er-on or before -- Oct. 8· For further information call Hocking Technical College, Health Cqreers Inslilute, 753-3591. I I • ~ost OffiCI Sox 368, New H1wtn, WH'I Vifginill 212815 ' Telephone : 1r11 code 30":-882-3111 . 1 :_:.'&.''"'"'~s '*":::x: o~c ,;,:-:,:'a ";,;,;l,,,,~,.,.,,,.,.r.:.!r .~ ~~ Ip---------..I Tyree Blvd., R'llcine.·ohio , Rev- Mor~is M- Wolfe, Pastor ' roll call word will be sanc tify or sanctification and October hostess will be Miss Mumaw. For the program a Bible game_was played and will be used again in October. The meeting was closed with a group benediction prayer. Myla Hudson was hostess and served delicious refreshments. Attending were Frankie Mumaw, Rachel McBride, Myla Hudson, Florence P otts • • Daisy Roush and Ada Slack , reunion held at Lancaster Hold practice inspection · Bulldozer Operators ' Phelps family ' .. .• . Pomeroy ~ Reports on promotton of Lhe classes of Mrs. Ma r gare t Ella one-half . m1ll bond issue to Le wis we r e di s pla ye d raise funds for cons truction of throughou t the county and a sc hool building .for th e thooe being m ade by the Junior m~ntalJy retarded classes now Ameri can Legion Auxili ar y meeting . in th~ RutJand members of Drew We bster Elementary School building Poo l 39 will be, placed in were g iven at a ki c k-off Middleport and Pomeroy. meeting held Monday night a t Mrs. Jeanette Thoma s, · Trinity Church. administrat or of . the Meigs ll wa s reported by the Community School , advised finance committee that funds that on Oct. 11 the children Will are coming in at a good rpte. entertain the senior citizens at Posters mad e by the art the r enter in Pomeroy, and th'al on·Oct. 23 the children will be at a meeting of the auxiliary of Post 39. The telephone committee The Almanac reported that arrangements. By Untied Press Intemallonal will be made lo furnish rides to Today is Friday, Oct. 5, lhe the polls on Election Day, and 278th day of 1973 with 87 to baby sitters will be provided follow. for those who need them ., The moon is between its first A rummage sale is being quarter and full phase . The morning stars are Mars held this weekend by the finance committee in the and Saturn. . Hughes building in Middleport The evening stars are Mer. and < ~ -·: bake sale is being cury, Venus and Jupiter . planned for Oct. 19 at Lhe New Those born on this date are to.r k Clothin g House . under Lhe sign of Libra. Donatlons to the promotion Cheste r Arthur, 21st president fund are to be made payable to of the United Slates, was born Mrs . Harold Sauer, chairOct. 5, 1830. person, Finance c;ommiltee On Lhis day in history ; and mailed to her at Rt. I, In 1918; the German Hinden- Middleport. burg Line was broken as World War I nea red an end. fC~:ICI~OI:IC~:ICI~OI:ICI:ICM:ICI'ID•I:ICI-i•I:ICM~OII , Mary Showalter, Mrs. ,Erma ·APPLICANTS .MAY CALL-675-291~ TO • ARRANGE AN INTERVIEW. - .... jlo ...:. POMEROY, OHIO licensed BOat Operator We Will Train UnskiOed Applicants. . These jobs provide excellent wage$ and a benefits ptO&Tam which includes life insuran~. medical insurance, disability insurance, sick vacationsy and 'retirement. . Although a strike is in props, the company continues to operate the plant. ::.-. 992-2115 "Your Complete Farm !';uppli~r, ·• ' t J-' 214 E. SECOND ST. ' meeting held Monday l il C I d I! aen art NELSONVILLE _ The Heallh Careers Institute of l MIDDLEPORT, 0. . • t f Bond issue kick_-oIf Nursing cqurse offored KAY WERNER RADIO & T.V. Sugar Run ·Mills MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Rjl!ligtous and Office Supplies · .' ~. . ()I= Hair Available in Bags & Nuggets 25 & 50 Lb. Sizes See Our Cut Out• tor Halloween . . BAKER FURNITURE has job openin~ for permanent employment in the following skills: ' Phone : Pomeroy 992 -2590 ' •• Handsome Mediterra nean design credenza cabinet in Classic Pecan gram fin1sh on tempe {~ hardb oa rd and select solids . Decorative accents of molded s imu lated wood material. FLOWERS AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF SOUTHERN OHIO ' . Central. Operating Company's up in attractive gift Package at your AAA office Of' we will mail for you. ''· Mrs. Nettie Hayes, Middleport , a member of Theodorus Council 17 Daughters of America, was re-' elected secretary ol the Deputy Club of District 13 at a meeting S..nday at the home in Belpre of Mrs . Faye Hoselton district ' deputy . Othtr officers lor the 1973-74 year elected were Mrs. Pribble Wilson, Galli<~ Council114, vice president ; and Mrs. Bea Moyer, Marietta Golden Gleam, treasurer. Mrs _ Hoselton, as district deputy, serves as pr.esldent of the club. During the meeting plans were made for the annual sp rin g rally" in April in Gallipolis and for a fellowship meeting to take place at Lhe Lions Club building in Belpre, Nov. 2. Also planned was the ann4al Christmas party Dec. z·at· the Husellon home at 2 p . m. ·It \Yas decided that this year Lhe deputy club and Lhe past councilors' club will have a joint party . There will- be a potluck dinner with meat and rolls to be furnished and a $1 dt exchange.' · - ~I slate and past stare officers, deputies, past deputies, all past councilors , and district officers are invited to attend Lhe joint party. A special welcome was given to Mrs. Mary Austin, deputy of Gallia County 114. The dea th of Charles Betzing, husband of Mrs. Edith Betzing, Tupper.s . Plains, a past state councilor , was noted. "' To open the meeting Mrs. Hoselton read a meditation from The Upper Room and HEADQUARTERS FOR d1 agonal The second half began with a The Eastern Eagles ar.e flyin g high in team defense, rank mg thunderstorm that delayed the 3rd with a 3 . ~ point per gam e yield . However, the Green and contest for a half hour . When While are near the bottom of Lhe heap offensively, averag ing jUSt resumed, Logan play 6.5 points per gam e for 23r.d place . , responded w1lh another 6The Meigs Marauders, in a first place tie in the SEOAL , rank poi nter, and that's the way it 16th offensively, averaging 10.7 poin ts per game, while the stood urtil only 4 seconds get that true bounce . I like to Maroon and Gold defense is listed 14th, holdin g opponents to 16 remained on the clock. hit on it, too, because that ball markers per contest. , The Ma rauder tried a will really zip when il hits the Offensively , SVAC teams rank as follow s: Kyger Cr eek 5th, desperation pass, but it was surface," says Pete. Southern 7th, North Gallia 8\h, Southwestern 19th, Symmes picked off by a Chieftain Rose, like most of the other Valley 21st, Eastern 23rd and Hannan Trace 25Lh . defend ~r who returned all the members of the Reds, was Defensively, they are: Eastern 3rd, Kyger Creek 8\h, way for the final tally. hoping that Pittsburgh would Southern 12th, North Gallia 15th, Hannan Trace 19th , SouthMeigs Coach John , Arnott win Lhe NL East Division title western 21st, and Symmes Valley 23rd , said followi ng the loss, "It ~as instead of the Mets. Not so The 8 SEOAL learns, offensively, are: Ironton 4th, Wellston a well-played contest on both much because of the Mels ' 8th, Jackson lith, Waverly 12th', Logan 13th, Meigs 16th, Athens sides ." superior pitching . That was 17th, and Gallipolis 18th. part of it, but mos tly beca use Defensively: Logan 6th, Gallipolis 7th·, Ironton 9th, Athens the Reds consider Three Rivers lOth, Jackson 13th, Meigs 14\h, Waverly 16th, and Wellston IRth. Stadium a better park in which · Which ,brings us to tonight. . to hi\ Lhan Shea Stadium . Three good ball games are oh tap for this evening, with " You can't get a ball through Meigs hosting Logan, Eastern tra vellin g lo Kyge r Creek and that New York tnfield with .,a ..SOuthern invading North Gallia . cannon . The grass there is All3 should be dose, exciting games, and it is doubtful if any about a foot high," says Rose. of the battles will be determined hy more than 10poinls. "Al Pittsburgh they have Southern should be a slight favorite to nip the Pirates, while astrotwr. Plus Lhe Pirates have the Eagles will be playing the underdog role at Cheshire. The mostly righthanded pitching charged up Marauders will be in what will have to be r ailed a and we are definitely s tronger toss-up against Lhe surprising Chieftains . against righthanders.' ' ....••· _ _ _ _ _ _,.._ _ The Reds were 72-43 against PLAYERS RECALLED righthanders this yea r ana only NEW YORK (UP!) - Chi ca27·20 against southpaws. go Cougars Coach Pat For All Occasions Against the , Mets in the Stapleton Thursday recalled championship series for lhe NL vet erans rightwin ge r Re g We Wire Flow er s pennant they will fa ce right- Fleming and defenseman Eve~,ywhere bander Tom Seaver in the first Larry Cahan from the World game, then go up against Ho ckey ASSociation dub's " lefthanders lor . the next three Long Island farm team. games, if the series goes that The two are expected to play Pomeroy Flower Shop far. Sunday when the Cougats open Seaver, of course, is not your their regillar schedule against Mrs. Millard Van Meter Ph . 992 2039 Ph. 992-5121 ordinary righthander. He is, in the Toronto Toros in Toronto. Reds' Manager Sparky Anderson's mind, the " best in the business" eve n though Cincinnati has beaten him 12 times in· 20 lifetime decisions . He is, though, a tremendous chpllenge for a hitter, especial.YOUR DOG DESERVES ly one like Rose. A SQUARE MEAL " I hit him pretty good this year ," says Rose , 11 even though . I only hit .298 against the Mets. But he 's a good pitcher and like all good pitchers, you 've got to beat him. He won't beat himselfr He makes it happen.' ' Pic~ Mill St. - ino is a t Dayton; Ma nches t e r -lind .) a~ Southe rn Ill De fi a nce; ;: Hiram at Xavier at Soulh western Loui::;iana;- Akron at Tampa; As h- Wa shin gton & Jeffers'on; land at Nor thwood, Mich.; Mount. Unton at Kenyon i -. Youngstown State a t Nort he rn .Hamilton ( N.Y./ at Oberlin ; Mi chigan; Wilming t on at Otterbein at Ohio Northern Taylor Jlnd .) and Findlay a t f n ); Baldwin-Wallace at Delaware ; Capital at Denison; Blu fftonm Allegheny at Case Weste rn , Ma rietta at Heidelbirg and Lane (Tenn.) a t Central State; Muskingum at Wooford (S.C. ). I I 992-2039 Birthdays .... solo tackles and nin~ assists aga inst sOuth Carolina. " I neve r saw · one player domina te a game the way Co usin o di d," s a id Sou t h Ca rolina · coach Paul Dietzel. Marshall was defeated by xavier 30-28 last week. " We beat ourselves," said Marshall head coach Jack Lengyel. " We made critical mistakes on · defense , offense and the lucking game." Ohio University, following' last Sat.urday 's walloping a t the hands of Toledo, now heads for the Big Ten and a game with Northwestern. "This will be a difficult opponent for us;" said OU Coac h Bill Hess . "We're not having a good season and have our hands full trying to get our own problems straightened_ out ... and that make every game a tough one for us right now." Wittenberg, winner of three games without a loss and the nation's 12th ranked small college team, will host Ohio Wesleyan Saturday. Wittenberg knocked off previously unbeaten Ashland 24-7 laet week, intercepting Lhree pas&es and recoverning two fumbles. In other games: Cincinnati is a( Temple; Dt..of A. elects , . new -officers super." No more .400 hitters-Pete -A Gift. For All Seasons I :::; D es k lot better .. . a nd fast" to stay on the held with the ralcons. oefending l'(lAC champion Kent Swte, de feated last wee k Ly San Diego State, wtll trave!' to KaJ~unazoo for a game with Weste rn Michigan . Western Michigan bowed . to Bowling Green 31-20 last week. ·•we've r eally got our Work cut out for us following our showing a t Bowling Green," said WMU coach ·Bill DOolittlem " Bowling Green did a fin e · job against 'tis and 1 don't see how Kent will be any easier. We' ll st r ess fundamental football .. ." , Kent State coach Don James described the Broncos as being big a nd strong and added " it will be a ·hard h1tting game." " After the loss to Sowling Green last week, Western will be gunning_(Qr us because they do not want anolhe' setback in th e confere nce, " he said. " It . will be another tough assignment for us." Undefeated Miami, winner of three in a row including victories over Purdue and South Carolina, will host Marshall . "The defense . has helped Miami to the two best back-toha ck victories in our football history, ' ' said Miami Coac h Bill Mallory. " For the second straight Brad Cousino was just .. -I 5- 'l'he ~ly Sentinel, Middleporl-Pomeroy, o., Ort. 5, 1973 8 )' Unill;'d Press International and is leading. the nativn in Unbeaten ' Bowling Green tot~! offense with 278 yards a Stale University wirl host !\lime. ,... Toledo S..lurday in a lop Mid "First it was Ealey . And now Just like the ine pt India ns and pltiful Padres, yours falsely American Conference game, its Swick," said Nehlen. ''l (Col. Mole) has ta ke n over fir st, but will obviously end up in last and Falcons Coach Don Nchlen know J·was -;the happiest man hopes hedoesr't see a r~pealof '\alive when Ealey left, bul now when the fog clears. . My ceystal ball ha s be en jn the Turkish BOth house, ge tting a a player Nehlen ·used to have I' m no t so sure. Swick i~ an ne w fog cove r , and hopefully is back in shape. Mole can dribble nightma res about. . excellent passer. 1f we give a ll he wants about baseball, but.the reason we a re he r e is to pic k Nehlen was refering to the hi m t ime to throw we're rea lly Roc.ke ls' gr eat qu a l'! erbac k going to be in trouble." · pigskin" perils. and while I suff~red a tempora ry setback last Chuck Eal ey who led Toledo to Leading the Bowhng <;reen week , it was just that - temporary. The q1d Sa rge will be back on thr ee consecutive undefea ted at tack. will be running backs top , along with Ironton a nd Meigs, ~orne 11 p.m. tonigh t. Just seasons in 1969, 1970 and 1971 Paul Miles who is av1iiifging 4.6 watch . . a nd is now playmg professional ya rds per ca rr y a nd Phil Polak While not trying to make excuses, you must admit that the who is averagi ng U yards. scores went pretty weird last w eek. Who would hav e ever thought f{)()lball in Canada . Toledo, which lost it's opene r Tolcdcr Coach Ja ck Murphy Lhat Wellston would win a f{)()\ball game? Or that Logan would beat Athens? As for the Marauder win over Gallipolis, it all went · Io Ta mpa and then came on to Said he was pleased with last win il'i nex( two games, has Saturday's 36-8 crushing of just as I planned it ( luckily, not as I printed it ). • quarterba ck Gene Swick who Ohio Unive rsity but re~lizes In the SVAC, no one ht Lhe world would have guessed tha l seems to be as good as Ealy the Rockets " will have to be a Wahama ' would score 44 points against Southern , even without Lhe services of quarterback Vern Ord and fullba ck Greg Dun:j:~~~~m~~~~~m~~~r~~~~~~~~~~j~~~~~~~rmt~~l~jfjf~;~j~~jfjmm~m~;~j~~l~j~:l;~:m~~~m~j:j;~~~~~;m;~~~;j~f;~t~!~~ ning . And who would have ever dreamed that the White r alcon t~~m~~~~=~=~ .•,:,.,•. ·:·:·:·: defense would hold Mitch Nease and c ompany scor eless. As for Federal Hocking vs . Eastern, the Eagles just couldn 't get the ball in on a conversion attempt, even though they could vety easily have had a lie. · So, hopefully things will get back to normal, and Sarge's superior f{)()\ball knowledg,~ wil! ~!)In~, Lhrough once again. · Her e we go agam - ,~ .. ' · ,_ SEOAL · Wellsto n at At hens u.Udog s suffered ser ious bl ow to t i,le ey' l l rebo und th 1s wee k a gainst Jody hoPes, last week , b ut Micha ~ls' f ired up ockets. At hens, 24-14. Jackson at Ga llipOlis - T his coul d be cl ose. but offense !ess Bl ~e Dev i ls will not wi n unt il t hey can get a ru nmn g atta ck g01 n g Jackson, 15 0. Ironton at Wa verly - Powerf ul Tlg efs can ' t help bu t get cocky , and they' ll upse t one of the se week s Is th is t he week ? Nope. Ironton . 34 -14. . . Logan at Meigs - I don ' + kr,ow why everyone thmks Logan IS so roug h. Th e Ch iefta ins could on l y manage 77 total yards last week in their 15 -6 upset of Athens Two fumbres deep ?n Bulldog terr' itory wer e the difference . with the 2 Logan touchdown dnv es consist ing of a grand tota l ot 35 yards . Marauder def ense- 1s start ing to come into its own . It will be a happy home com1ng 1n Mprauderland . Me i gs, 7·0. . - > • ~ I I riA 'I I I The Athens County Loan Co. I Savings296 Se<ond St. I· Pomeroy, qhio 1 All AccoL•nts Insured 1I $20,000,QO by FSLtC I I I .. . I I To 11I 1 I I Use Our Lay A~ay P.l anl I I I. ..._.__ ... _____ J ..____.___..,__"!"'________...;,_... t • • ' • ING·ELS.•• A.PPLIANCES OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS 175..N. SECOND '· PH. 992-263~ • • • • MIDDLEPORT .'' �J • • 4 - Tht Daily Sentinel. Mtddleporl·Pomeroy. 0 .. Orl. >. 19n f . . • • Sgt. Swam1 . ' ' P . lXr em .F alcon ..Rocket'tilt tops MAC card 1 the SVAC :Eastern at Kyger Creek - Bob ca ts are hungr y for a league tit le The Eagles have lost 2 games now by a grand total of 8 point s Sorry, !el ia s, but have to go w ith the 'Cats. Kyger Cree k . 13-7. Hannan vs Hannan Trace - Wild cats just don ' t k now wha t a w in fee ls like, and I' m afra 1d ton ight w i ll be no di ff e r ~ nt Hannan . 120 · .Symmes Valley vs . Sou th western - · V1k1ng s wm w1th superi or defense . Symrhes Valley , 6-0. i'· Sout hern at North Gallia - Tornadoes got blasted last week ., Despite what Co l. M ole says, Tornadoes are fightin g mad and wi ll take out vengean ce on Pi rates. Southern, 24 -6 . OTHERS Wahama 36 Alexander 13 Miller 3 Trimble 2 George Wa shing ton 19 Pt. Pleasant 16 Fairland 2.t Coal Grove 23 South Po1nt 30 Oak Hi ll 12 Rock H i l f 29 Crum (? ) 0 Buffalo 18 Iron ton St . Joe 16 · Chesapeake 27 P1keton 19 Portsmouth 6 Chilli cothe 5 I I" .:1:1~ :::::::~ ~ :I::, * · [I::: . - rH ~ By Denny Fobes Tom Metters of the Athens Messenger, "Mr. Statistics," has sent out the fi ,.t 1973 high schoo l football standings fer the suutheastern Ohio area. Tom, although laid up in an Athens hospital after being mjured in a minor auto accident several weeks ago, has done his usual excellent job, despite t he fa c t that" he isn 't well enough to .compile his we ekly, comprehensive SEOAL sta t sheets, as he does every fall . Nelsonville-York, Ironton and J<yger Creek are all tied for the top spot with 4-0 records . Nelsonville has comp iled a n astounding 169 points in its first 4 games, while the Yorky defense has given up but 6 points, to lead in both the offensive and defensive categories. Southern is in a tie for 4th in Lhe standings with a 3-1 record . The Tornadoes are in seventh place, offensively, out of the 25 teams listed, with a 22.Bper game scoring average. The 4{.-0 loss at the hands of Wahama really hurl Lhe Purple and Gold in the defensive column, dropping Lhem to 12th place with a 13.0 per iame yield . ,. CINCINNATI (UP! ) - Pete Rose is convinced Lhat nobody wili ever hit .400 again. 'The Cincinnati Reds' outfielder knows as much about hitting as there is to know, and he's positive it can't be done. ":I'he equipment is better today, especially the gloves, and there are too many Astroturf fields," says Rose, who captured his Lhird National League batting title this year with a .338 average and had a major league high 230 hils. "It's difficult on the astroturf to get balls past the fielders be~ause Lhey play 'so deep," Rose adds. "! hit so well because a lot of my hils go up Lhe middle. But I've seen second basemen play in medium rightiield and siop balls that would be. hits on a regular grass diamond.' ' Rose, however, still prefefs playing on astroturf rather than - Lhe standard field . "! like it better as a defensive player because you can be m or e aggressive. You Cousi no, a !Hl, 195 middle guard, was credited with 17 Weddings Anniversaries 8 MEMBERSHIP: fits everyone! \ Master $17 .so Associate $8.00 Jr. High team loses18 to 6 The Meigs Juni or Hi gh football team was defeated 18-6 yes terday afternoon at Logan. The lone Marauder score came on a 4 yard plunge by fullback Mark O'Dell, which gave Meigs a 6-0 lead. But Logan came back just before the end of the .first half to knot the score at 6-6 at in- . WILLIAMS PRAISED \Marietta College middle guard Tiny· Williams , of Pomeroy, earned the praise of· coach Joe McDaniel for 11 causing a Hiram fumble that·a teaminate 'recovered'' In MarietLa'.s 14-7 wln last Saturday. A 1912 grad~ate of Meigs High School, Williams is the son of Mr. nod Mrs. Floyd W. \tmiams of M~lberry 33 Court Sf. Galli polls Phone : 446 -0690 Dogs of all ;ages and breeds will work, play and t'hrivt: on this nutritionallv-balanccd complete mt'al. 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If you are disturbed by any dis1racting fea ture s in yQur appearance d on 't try to h ide them or cov'er th em up It is much wiser to put emphasis on your oth er features, thus good distracting attef'ltion fr om th e unattractive ones . For instance, if you are conscious of oversized ears · or crook ed teeth, do not keep the ears coyered or stop smil ing Simply add more attractio!J to your way of dr ess or your hair style , reverting attenti on to a more pleasant ' and attra ct ive eye catcher and consequentl y you fee l more comforta ble. Superb ly sof1 ha ir styles and elega nt creat 1ons are yours at ou r sa lon tor a bright new look 'and stunn ing beauty . . . Philip Sporn Plant CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON New Haven, W.Va. Mulberry Ave. . • Rod- OOOFOOII ~ - .. PH9N E 992·7606 aerical Warehousemen Welders Machinists ..,.",, ,~ , Electricians M.echanics ..,, . Lab Technicians lnstrum~t Repairmen «nne Operatols ~ --·- ~ ' Middleport, • • ' ' gave a poem "Climb 'Til Your Dreams Com_e True" by Helen Steiner Rice. It was annoUllced that Mrs. Marg e Levan, State Councilor of Willowick, will be usill!i an afghan and a recipe in her fund rais ing program. Attending lhe meeting were Mrs . ¥argaret C. Kistler, deputy, Mrs. Vernie Congrove, past deputy, and Mis . Mary Phillips, past deputy , of Logan 1_20 ; ._Mrs •. Edith Wakely, past sLate councilor, Mrs. Faye Parlin, past deputy, Mrs. Mary Austin , deputy, and Mrs. Pribble Wilson, past stale councilor a nd past deputy, all of Gallia 114; Mrs. Margaret Stacey, deputy of Go ld en Gleam, Marietta; Mrs. J ean Poling, deputy of Belle Prairie 265; Reba Ammon, district Treasurer ; Mrs .Vera Household, deputy of. Berry Council 283, New Lexington; Mrs. Eva Dessauer, district trustee, and Mrs. Nettie Hayes, past deputy Forest Rose Co un c.il 285, and district warden of Theodorus Co uncil 17, Pomeroy. Visitors were Mrs. Elizabeth Daniels,'Gallia 114, and Mrs. Faye Bailey, Logan. ' Star class meet's SYRACUSE "- Roll call was answered by siX·· members givi ng a scripture verse con· taining the word " harvest" when Lhe Slar Class of Lhe First United Presbyterian Church met in the church annex for their re cent meeting. Presiderlt Frankie Mwnaw, opened the meeting, reading John 14:1-21. This was followed wilh prayer by Rachel McBride. Secretary report was given by Ada Slack. October Hocking- Technical College is offering registered nurses a -· continuing education course of nursing enrichtnent seminars. The course, which consists of five enrichment seminars will be held al Hocking Technical College from 12:30 to 4:30p.m. One credit hour will be given for Lhe course, and Lhe cost of the entire series is $15 . . to be ed Toptcs on lhe cover · tedd des1gna ates are ; Oct. 17 and 31, emergency care ; Nov. 14, )"luid and _Elecirolyte Balance ; Nov. 2B , Human A practice for inspection Oct. 16 was held Tuesday night at a meeting of Chester Council323, Daughters of America, held at Lhe hall. Members were r eminded to wear while. AI Lhat time the good. of the order committee willhaveasilen\auction. Doris Grueser was reported ill. Mrs. ·Mary Kay Hplter, councilor, '' A Cordial Invitation to Attend '' REVIVAL SERVICES Laborers Operators • • LANCASTER. - Descendants of Marion and Dessie Daily Phelps were reunited at the Fairfield Park Shelter house here Sept. 30 with a picnic dinner at noon followed by games and prizes for the children and awarding of door prizes to ' Larry Barr Robert Phelps, Stanley Phillips,i and Vehna Lehman. Pictures wereAaken of th~ five generation lamilies there. Mrs. Flossie Phillips was the oldest, age 82 years, and the youngest was Dureen Kay d · ht k M ar ' age elg wee s. rs. Phillips was presented a bouquet of a dbzen white and red carnations from Mrs. Dale Phelps and sons. The afternoon was spent visiting ·Others · ' at! d ' b 'd · en mg es1 es those named above were Mrs. Dale Phelps, Waynesburg, Pa Mrs D 1 Ph 1 ·; · e ver e ps , Fairview, Otiio; Shirley Kane, Velma Lehman Mr. and Mrs ' d Mr.and· W'll ' Ph e1ps,an 11am , Mrs. Eugene Phelps, all of Mansfield; Joe Phelps, Mairs- presided at Lhe meeting. Others attending were 'Mrs. Opal Hollan, Mrs. Golda Wolfe, Mrs. Goldie Frederick, Mrs. Zona Biggs, Mrs. Ada Bissell, Mrs. Mabel Van Meter, Mrs. Dorothy Ritchie, Mrs. Doris Koenig, Mrs. Elizabeth Wickham, Mrs. Dorothy Myers, Mrs. Mae Spencer, Mrs. Ada Van Meter, Mrs. Cleland, Mrs. Mary Holter, Mrs. Betty Roush, Mrs. Eslher Ridenour , Mrs. Hait ie Frederick, Mrs. Ada Neutzling,Mrs. Marcia Keller, Mrs. Margaret Tuttle, Mrs. Helen Wolf, Mrs. Ada Morris, Mrs. Letha Wood, Mrs. Thehna White, Mrs. Charlotte Grant, Mrs. Mary Jo Pooler and Mrs. . DOrothy Lawson. • 1 ' r w field; Cassie Berry, Gahanna i Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Phillips, Logan , Ohio; Mr. aitd Mrs. Ray Phillips, Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr a~d David and Michelle, Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Conway, Pataskala ; Mr. and Mrs, Keith Ward and Brian and Kay, Dayton; · Mark Weaver III, Cincinnati; John Conley and Eloise Conley, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hull and Michelle, Mike, Marsha, and Mark, Hilliard ; Mr. and Mrs. Bud Estep and Terri, Gary, Jell, Jon and Kevin, Grove City, and Mrs. Alpha Barr, Langsville . Our Interest Is Greater For You APPLE .GROVE - Mr. and Mrs . Dallas Hill enterLained Thursday eviming at · t he church annex with a surprise birthday party in honor of Mrs . Hill's mother, a nd Olden Thaxton who were celebratmg . RELIEF MONEY PAID State Audito.r Joseph T. Ferguson reported a total of $8,737, 766.94 distributed in September to Ohio' s 88 counties· as a general reHef subsidy. Meigs County's share was$10,074.20. ' 7: 30 Each Evening· Sun. 10:30 A.M. Rev . ,Frank A . NOOI, Sr. is a force ful and en thusi!3stic , Bible preacher , who ""fa·s orda ined an Elde[ in the Church of the Naza rene in 1943. rte has served as pastor Qf f ive churc hes on the Central Ohio District; and for the past 18 years he has served at the Lan caster C~urch of the' PHILIP SPORN PLANT. Na Zarene. \ Rev . Noel rece i ved a d istinguished plaque of recognttion from the Ohio State ..House of_ Representatives for his outstanding ~ervices tn the mln1stry to GOd and maFlkind. An Equal OpportunilJ Employer ' ' '. I16 1 Year Certificates Of Deposit I 1 Meigs Branch I . 1 • V1rgmia Salser, Linda ' Perrell Thelma Grueser , Mildred' P1erce . t' ileen Cla rk itnd Edith Hood. n g d. . •. .t Dress and Cas ual ~ ~ BOOTS AND SHOES By_ dingo heritage house Your THQM MeAN Store M1 ddl eP.or t, o. .' .' '. • ~~ . -. .d . I ; ' ' :..f . -' ' ': ' '· Birthday party held • birthda ys Sept. 27 and 29. Cake , punch and coffee were served to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush, Mr. and Mrs . Bob Caspar , Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hill and son, Andy, Mr . a nd Mrs. Darrell Norris an d Tracy, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Roush and Joey, Rev. Howa rd Shiveley, Michael Hill and daughte r , Dolly, Alex Wheeler, Early Roush, Mrs . Olden Thaxton, Mrs. Dorsey Parsons, Mrs. ,Bob Rhodes, Vicki Ables, Mrs. Wolfe, Mr. Thaxton and the ho st and hostess, Mr. a nd Mrs. Hill. Whe re comtor'ta bl e clo th es are a rn~ k es it easy way of life Pt!nclleton to !onk good in t he ptJre vwgur woo l lig htweight tapste r 1acket $29 . BAHR CLOTHIERS Middleport, 0. SURGERY TAKEN Mrs. Nara Hartman, Chester, und erwent major surgery Wednesday at Pleasant Valley Hospital, Pt. Pleasant. Cards ~ ~,be ~ent to the hospital, r~om 167. ·Dr. T. J. Bradshaw Dr. Milton Mason OPTOMETRISTS ) 181 N: Second Ave. MIDDLEPORT PH. 992-3279 Office hours by ap pointment: Mon.-Fri. 9 til 4, Saturday 9 until noon. on the side? on the bottom? onthef2Jtl liG. gives you a choice If you want your zero dl?gree freez~r on !he side , there·~ · the Amana Side- by- Side. Or you can have I! on the top or the bottom. They're all Free- O ~ F r~stm both I he refrigerator and treezer And every Amana has two Independent temperature 1 I I toward the purchase of the shrubs The Chris tmas dinner was discussed . A fall trip wa s 41keh to the centennial at Wellston, Wednesday, Oc t. 3. All homemakers are wel come to at1~nd these meetmgs on the · third Wednesday of each month beginning at noOn . A potluck lu.nch ts held at noon . Attending were Agnes White, Myla Hudson, Jean Hall , Charlotte · !\"ease , Jamce Lawson, Margaret Eichinger 1 Pauhne Morarify. Eleanor Bohram. Ada Slack. Elva Dailey , Kathryn Johnson , Wanda Teaford, Irene Pa rker, It Come and look at lhe choices controls, one for the freezer, one lor the retr 1gerator . Ther:'s a ,; refrigerator- within-a.--refr igerator" that k~eps meal fresh up to twice as long as ~n ordmary meat keeper . And a high-humidity compartment that keeps vegetables fresh up to three weeks. Aw,,,., has for you. Then choose the·one you want from gold, avocado, coppertone or whtht. I I1 ' percent per year on 1 hear Certificates of 1 I Deposit . · S1.ooo.oo1 I Minimum. Interest I 1 payable Quarterly; I REV. FRANK A. NOEL, SR. Evangelist Ociober 7- i 4 Homemakers meet SYHI\CUSE·- " l lapptness i~ a matter of l!abtt you better g_athcr it freSh e\'ery day or~ ou :;: won·t ha1•e 11 at all" was the rRIDAY ·, thought for tht.• day gi\·en !Jy Jean HaiL when the Thtrd NIGHTLY REV IVAL serWednesday Humenwkers Club vices al Syracuse Church of the met at the MunicipaL Buildin~ Nazar ene, .7:JO p .m. with the Rev. 0 . G. McKmney speaking . recently. V_icc president Margaret Public invi ted . EIC'hinger, was in ch;:Jrge and SATURDAY opened the meeting \\•tth group HYMN SING, 7, 30 p.m. at praying of the Lord's Prayer. Freedom Gospel Mission , Bald pwrlotte Nease g ave the Knob . Public inv ited .. devotions from the booklet BIKE-A-THON beginning at .. The Upper Room .'' A poem 9 a .m . for the tJene!tl of the "If" was read by Pauline Meigs County Unit of the Ame rica n Cancer Society. The Morari ty . Roll call was . anbicycles will leave the Mid- swered by 19 persons, . · Mmutes of the hist meeting dleport Park, Mill St., and we re read by Agne~ White who continue to Fort Meigs at R 0:1 lso ~ave the treasurer's 1 oy a Acres Park . Anyone report. Yearbooks were wishing to do so may nde in the d1slributed and plans lor the event. · year dtscussed, inc luding HAR.RISONVILLE Lodge . Ch r istmas decorations and 411, F&AM, regular m eeting 7:30p.m . at hall. Refre shments crewel embroide ry. Each one attending the Oc tober m ee tmg following meeting. is to bring a flower bulb to be SUNDAY planted at the frnunic ip a l HOME COM ING at Hemlock building. The fi remen asked tf Gro ve Chri s t•1n Churc h . t he group woul d plant Basket dinner , noon; afternoon shrubbery ·around the build ing ~rvice at 2. Special singers, and tt was agreed to] do so. public invited. Each member wtll donate a OPEN HOUSE at Racine quar ter at· the Octobe r meeting Fire Station fr om 1:30 to 4:30 p .m . New fire tru c k and equipment to be on display . wi t h spea ker from Me igs Public in~ited to atte nd . Co unty Boa rd of Me ntal Retard atio n. . Refreshments. MEIGS CHAPTER 53, DAY , ANNUAL RALLY day and homecoming Sund ay at 7:30 p .m. chapte r home, Chester Uni ted Methodis t Butternu t Av e., Pom{!r oy. Church . Worldwide com- Refre s hme nts; all members mumon during worship service urged to attend . REV IV Ar. . AT Rutland followed by special Sunday Church of Chris t beg inning sc hool rally day program . Basket dinner at 12 :30 ; af- Monda y through Sunday , Oct. ternoon program, 1:15, With 14. Se rv1ces nightly a t 7: 30. special music. Public invited . Evangelist is Erme ,Johnson, fo rmer Rutland resi6ent now MONDAY RUTLAND PTA 7:30 p.m. mmis tering in Kentucky. I 6% ! ' ' FIRST CHURCH OF lliE NAZARENE I . .t \ ' Re,atlons; Dec. 12, the Patient with . a Pacemaker. The sessions will include the latest concepts and techniques as these relate to nursing care. Seminar leaders are Judy Maxson, R. N., M.S., Margaret Hu bble, R. N., B. S.; Suzanne er · R · N., M. S. ; Joan OC I, McFarland, R. N., M.S.; Joan Klimko, M. Ed. All registered nurses are ed . . urg to reg!S!er-on or before -- Oct. 8· For further information call Hocking Technical College, Health Cqreers Inslilute, 753-3591. I I • ~ost OffiCI Sox 368, New H1wtn, WH'I Vifginill 212815 ' Telephone : 1r11 code 30":-882-3111 . 1 :_:.'&.''"'"'~s '*":::x: o~c ,;,:-:,:'a ";,;,;l,,,,~,.,.,,,.,.r.:.!r .~ ~~ Ip---------..I Tyree Blvd., R'llcine.·ohio , Rev- Mor~is M- Wolfe, Pastor ' roll call word will be sanc tify or sanctification and October hostess will be Miss Mumaw. For the program a Bible game_was played and will be used again in October. The meeting was closed with a group benediction prayer. Myla Hudson was hostess and served delicious refreshments. Attending were Frankie Mumaw, Rachel McBride, Myla Hudson, Florence P otts • • Daisy Roush and Ada Slack , reunion held at Lancaster Hold practice inspection · Bulldozer Operators ' Phelps family ' .. .• . Pomeroy ~ Reports on promotton of Lhe classes of Mrs. Ma r gare t Ella one-half . m1ll bond issue to Le wis we r e di s pla ye d raise funds for cons truction of throughou t the county and a sc hool building .for th e thooe being m ade by the Junior m~ntalJy retarded classes now Ameri can Legion Auxili ar y meeting . in th~ RutJand members of Drew We bster Elementary School building Poo l 39 will be, placed in were g iven at a ki c k-off Middleport and Pomeroy. meeting held Monday night a t Mrs. Jeanette Thoma s, · Trinity Church. administrat or of . the Meigs ll wa s reported by the Community School , advised finance committee that funds that on Oct. 11 the children Will are coming in at a good rpte. entertain the senior citizens at Posters mad e by the art the r enter in Pomeroy, and th'al on·Oct. 23 the children will be at a meeting of the auxiliary of Post 39. The telephone committee The Almanac reported that arrangements. By Untied Press Intemallonal will be made lo furnish rides to Today is Friday, Oct. 5, lhe the polls on Election Day, and 278th day of 1973 with 87 to baby sitters will be provided follow. for those who need them ., The moon is between its first A rummage sale is being quarter and full phase . The morning stars are Mars held this weekend by the finance committee in the and Saturn. . Hughes building in Middleport The evening stars are Mer. and < ~ -·: bake sale is being cury, Venus and Jupiter . planned for Oct. 19 at Lhe New Those born on this date are to.r k Clothin g House . under Lhe sign of Libra. Donatlons to the promotion Cheste r Arthur, 21st president fund are to be made payable to of the United Slates, was born Mrs . Harold Sauer, chairOct. 5, 1830. person, Finance c;ommiltee On Lhis day in history ; and mailed to her at Rt. I, In 1918; the German Hinden- Middleport. burg Line was broken as World War I nea red an end. fC~:ICI~OI:IC~:ICI~OI:ICI:ICM:ICI'ID•I:ICI-i•I:ICM~OII , Mary Showalter, Mrs. ,Erma ·APPLICANTS .MAY CALL-675-291~ TO • ARRANGE AN INTERVIEW. - .... jlo ...:. POMEROY, OHIO licensed BOat Operator We Will Train UnskiOed Applicants. . These jobs provide excellent wage$ and a benefits ptO&Tam which includes life insuran~. medical insurance, disability insurance, sick vacationsy and 'retirement. . Although a strike is in props, the company continues to operate the plant. ::.-. 992-2115 "Your Complete Farm !';uppli~r, ·• ' t J-' 214 E. SECOND ST. ' meeting held Monday l il C I d I! aen art NELSONVILLE _ The Heallh Careers Institute of l MIDDLEPORT, 0. . • t f Bond issue kick_-oIf Nursing cqurse offored KAY WERNER RADIO & T.V. Sugar Run ·Mills MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Rjl!ligtous and Office Supplies · .' ~. . ()I= Hair Available in Bags & Nuggets 25 & 50 Lb. Sizes See Our Cut Out• tor Halloween . . BAKER FURNITURE has job openin~ for permanent employment in the following skills: ' Phone : Pomeroy 992 -2590 ' •• Handsome Mediterra nean design credenza cabinet in Classic Pecan gram fin1sh on tempe {~ hardb oa rd and select solids . Decorative accents of molded s imu lated wood material. FLOWERS AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF SOUTHERN OHIO ' . Central. Operating Company's up in attractive gift Package at your AAA office Of' we will mail for you. ''· Mrs. Nettie Hayes, Middleport , a member of Theodorus Council 17 Daughters of America, was re-' elected secretary ol the Deputy Club of District 13 at a meeting S..nday at the home in Belpre of Mrs . Faye Hoselton district ' deputy . Othtr officers lor the 1973-74 year elected were Mrs. Pribble Wilson, Galli<~ Council114, vice president ; and Mrs. Bea Moyer, Marietta Golden Gleam, treasurer. Mrs _ Hoselton, as district deputy, serves as pr.esldent of the club. During the meeting plans were made for the annual sp rin g rally" in April in Gallipolis and for a fellowship meeting to take place at Lhe Lions Club building in Belpre, Nov. 2. Also planned was the ann4al Christmas party Dec. z·at· the Husellon home at 2 p . m. ·It \Yas decided that this year Lhe deputy club and Lhe past councilors' club will have a joint party . There will- be a potluck dinner with meat and rolls to be furnished and a $1 dt exchange.' · - ~I slate and past stare officers, deputies, past deputies, all past councilors , and district officers are invited to attend Lhe joint party. A special welcome was given to Mrs. Mary Austin, deputy of Gallia County 114. The dea th of Charles Betzing, husband of Mrs. Edith Betzing, Tupper.s . Plains, a past state councilor , was noted. "' To open the meeting Mrs. Hoselton read a meditation from The Upper Room and HEADQUARTERS FOR d1 agonal The second half began with a The Eastern Eagles ar.e flyin g high in team defense, rank mg thunderstorm that delayed the 3rd with a 3 . ~ point per gam e yield . However, the Green and contest for a half hour . When While are near the bottom of Lhe heap offensively, averag ing jUSt resumed, Logan play 6.5 points per gam e for 23r.d place . , responded w1lh another 6The Meigs Marauders, in a first place tie in the SEOAL , rank poi nter, and that's the way it 16th offensively, averaging 10.7 poin ts per game, while the stood urtil only 4 seconds get that true bounce . I like to Maroon and Gold defense is listed 14th, holdin g opponents to 16 remained on the clock. hit on it, too, because that ball markers per contest. , The Ma rauder tried a will really zip when il hits the Offensively , SVAC teams rank as follow s: Kyger Cr eek 5th, desperation pass, but it was surface," says Pete. Southern 7th, North Gallia 8\h, Southwestern 19th, Symmes picked off by a Chieftain Rose, like most of the other Valley 21st, Eastern 23rd and Hannan Trace 25Lh . defend ~r who returned all the members of the Reds, was Defensively, they are: Eastern 3rd, Kyger Creek 8\h, way for the final tally. hoping that Pittsburgh would Southern 12th, North Gallia 15th, Hannan Trace 19th , SouthMeigs Coach John , Arnott win Lhe NL East Division title western 21st, and Symmes Valley 23rd , said followi ng the loss, "It ~as instead of the Mets. Not so The 8 SEOAL learns, offensively, are: Ironton 4th, Wellston a well-played contest on both much because of the Mels ' 8th, Jackson lith, Waverly 12th', Logan 13th, Meigs 16th, Athens sides ." superior pitching . That was 17th, and Gallipolis 18th. part of it, but mos tly beca use Defensively: Logan 6th, Gallipolis 7th·, Ironton 9th, Athens the Reds consider Three Rivers lOth, Jackson 13th, Meigs 14\h, Waverly 16th, and Wellston IRth. Stadium a better park in which · Which ,brings us to tonight. . to hi\ Lhan Shea Stadium . Three good ball games are oh tap for this evening, with " You can't get a ball through Meigs hosting Logan, Eastern tra vellin g lo Kyge r Creek and that New York tnfield with .,a ..SOuthern invading North Gallia . cannon . The grass there is All3 should be dose, exciting games, and it is doubtful if any about a foot high," says Rose. of the battles will be determined hy more than 10poinls. "Al Pittsburgh they have Southern should be a slight favorite to nip the Pirates, while astrotwr. Plus Lhe Pirates have the Eagles will be playing the underdog role at Cheshire. The mostly righthanded pitching charged up Marauders will be in what will have to be r ailed a and we are definitely s tronger toss-up against Lhe surprising Chieftains . against righthanders.' ' ....••· _ _ _ _ _ _,.._ _ The Reds were 72-43 against PLAYERS RECALLED righthanders this yea r ana only NEW YORK (UP!) - Chi ca27·20 against southpaws. go Cougars Coach Pat For All Occasions Against the , Mets in the Stapleton Thursday recalled championship series for lhe NL vet erans rightwin ge r Re g We Wire Flow er s pennant they will fa ce right- Fleming and defenseman Eve~,ywhere bander Tom Seaver in the first Larry Cahan from the World game, then go up against Ho ckey ASSociation dub's " lefthanders lor . the next three Long Island farm team. games, if the series goes that The two are expected to play Pomeroy Flower Shop far. Sunday when the Cougats open Seaver, of course, is not your their regillar schedule against Mrs. Millard Van Meter Ph . 992 2039 Ph. 992-5121 ordinary righthander. He is, in the Toronto Toros in Toronto. Reds' Manager Sparky Anderson's mind, the " best in the business" eve n though Cincinnati has beaten him 12 times in· 20 lifetime decisions . He is, though, a tremendous chpllenge for a hitter, especial.YOUR DOG DESERVES ly one like Rose. A SQUARE MEAL " I hit him pretty good this year ," says Rose , 11 even though . I only hit .298 against the Mets. But he 's a good pitcher and like all good pitchers, you 've got to beat him. He won't beat himselfr He makes it happen.' ' Pic~ Mill St. - ino is a t Dayton; Ma nches t e r -lind .) a~ Southe rn Ill De fi a nce; ;: Hiram at Xavier at Soulh western Loui::;iana;- Akron at Tampa; As h- Wa shin gton & Jeffers'on; land at Nor thwood, Mich.; Mount. Unton at Kenyon i -. Youngstown State a t Nort he rn .Hamilton ( N.Y./ at Oberlin ; Mi chigan; Wilming t on at Otterbein at Ohio Northern Taylor Jlnd .) and Findlay a t f n ); Baldwin-Wallace at Delaware ; Capital at Denison; Blu fftonm Allegheny at Case Weste rn , Ma rietta at Heidelbirg and Lane (Tenn.) a t Central State; Muskingum at Wooford (S.C. ). I I 992-2039 Birthdays .... solo tackles and nin~ assists aga inst sOuth Carolina. " I neve r saw · one player domina te a game the way Co usin o di d," s a id Sou t h Ca rolina · coach Paul Dietzel. Marshall was defeated by xavier 30-28 last week. " We beat ourselves," said Marshall head coach Jack Lengyel. " We made critical mistakes on · defense , offense and the lucking game." Ohio University, following' last Sat.urday 's walloping a t the hands of Toledo, now heads for the Big Ten and a game with Northwestern. "This will be a difficult opponent for us;" said OU Coac h Bill Hess . "We're not having a good season and have our hands full trying to get our own problems straightened_ out ... and that make every game a tough one for us right now." Wittenberg, winner of three games without a loss and the nation's 12th ranked small college team, will host Ohio Wesleyan Saturday. Wittenberg knocked off previously unbeaten Ashland 24-7 laet week, intercepting Lhree pas&es and recoverning two fumbles. In other games: Cincinnati is a( Temple; Dt..of A. elects , . new -officers super." No more .400 hitters-Pete -A Gift. For All Seasons I :::; D es k lot better .. . a nd fast" to stay on the held with the ralcons. oefending l'(lAC champion Kent Swte, de feated last wee k Ly San Diego State, wtll trave!' to KaJ~unazoo for a game with Weste rn Michigan . Western Michigan bowed . to Bowling Green 31-20 last week. ·•we've r eally got our Work cut out for us following our showing a t Bowling Green," said WMU coach ·Bill DOolittlem " Bowling Green did a fin e · job against 'tis and 1 don't see how Kent will be any easier. We' ll st r ess fundamental football .. ." , Kent State coach Don James described the Broncos as being big a nd strong and added " it will be a ·hard h1tting game." " After the loss to Sowling Green last week, Western will be gunning_(Qr us because they do not want anolhe' setback in th e confere nce, " he said. " It . will be another tough assignment for us." Undefeated Miami, winner of three in a row including victories over Purdue and South Carolina, will host Marshall . "The defense . has helped Miami to the two best back-toha ck victories in our football history, ' ' said Miami Coac h Bill Mallory. " For the second straight Brad Cousino was just .. -I 5- 'l'he ~ly Sentinel, Middleporl-Pomeroy, o., Ort. 5, 1973 8 )' Unill;'d Press International and is leading. the nativn in Unbeaten ' Bowling Green tot~! offense with 278 yards a Stale University wirl host !\lime. ,... Toledo S..lurday in a lop Mid "First it was Ealey . And now Just like the ine pt India ns and pltiful Padres, yours falsely American Conference game, its Swick," said Nehlen. ''l (Col. Mole) has ta ke n over fir st, but will obviously end up in last and Falcons Coach Don Nchlen know J·was -;the happiest man hopes hedoesr't see a r~pealof '\alive when Ealey left, bul now when the fog clears. . My ceystal ball ha s be en jn the Turkish BOth house, ge tting a a player Nehlen ·used to have I' m no t so sure. Swick i~ an ne w fog cove r , and hopefully is back in shape. Mole can dribble nightma res about. . excellent passer. 1f we give a ll he wants about baseball, but.the reason we a re he r e is to pic k Nehlen was refering to the hi m t ime to throw we're rea lly Roc.ke ls' gr eat qu a l'! erbac k going to be in trouble." · pigskin" perils. and while I suff~red a tempora ry setback last Chuck Eal ey who led Toledo to Leading the Bowhng <;reen week , it was just that - temporary. The q1d Sa rge will be back on thr ee consecutive undefea ted at tack. will be running backs top , along with Ironton a nd Meigs, ~orne 11 p.m. tonigh t. Just seasons in 1969, 1970 and 1971 Paul Miles who is av1iiifging 4.6 watch . . a nd is now playmg professional ya rds per ca rr y a nd Phil Polak While not trying to make excuses, you must admit that the who is averagi ng U yards. scores went pretty weird last w eek. Who would hav e ever thought f{)()lball in Canada . Toledo, which lost it's opene r Tolcdcr Coach Ja ck Murphy Lhat Wellston would win a f{)()\ball game? Or that Logan would beat Athens? As for the Marauder win over Gallipolis, it all went · Io Ta mpa and then came on to Said he was pleased with last win il'i nex( two games, has Saturday's 36-8 crushing of just as I planned it ( luckily, not as I printed it ). • quarterba ck Gene Swick who Ohio Unive rsity but re~lizes In the SVAC, no one ht Lhe world would have guessed tha l seems to be as good as Ealy the Rockets " will have to be a Wahama ' would score 44 points against Southern , even without Lhe services of quarterback Vern Ord and fullba ck Greg Dun:j:~~~~m~~~~~m~~~r~~~~~~~~~~j~~~~~~~rmt~~l~jfjf~;~j~~jfjmm~m~;~j~~l~j~:l;~:m~~~m~j:j;~~~~~;m;~~~;j~f;~t~!~~ ning . And who would have ever dreamed that the White r alcon t~~m~~~~=~=~ .•,:,.,•. ·:·:·:·: defense would hold Mitch Nease and c ompany scor eless. As for Federal Hocking vs . Eastern, the Eagles just couldn 't get the ball in on a conversion attempt, even though they could vety easily have had a lie. · So, hopefully things will get back to normal, and Sarge's superior f{)()\ball knowledg,~ wil! ~!)In~, Lhrough once again. · Her e we go agam - ,~ .. ' · ,_ SEOAL · Wellsto n at At hens u.Udog s suffered ser ious bl ow to t i,le ey' l l rebo und th 1s wee k a gainst Jody hoPes, last week , b ut Micha ~ls' f ired up ockets. At hens, 24-14. Jackson at Ga llipOlis - T his coul d be cl ose. but offense !ess Bl ~e Dev i ls will not wi n unt il t hey can get a ru nmn g atta ck g01 n g Jackson, 15 0. Ironton at Wa verly - Powerf ul Tlg efs can ' t help bu t get cocky , and they' ll upse t one of the se week s Is th is t he week ? Nope. Ironton . 34 -14. . . Logan at Meigs - I don ' + kr,ow why everyone thmks Logan IS so roug h. Th e Ch iefta ins could on l y manage 77 total yards last week in their 15 -6 upset of Athens Two fumbres deep ?n Bulldog terr' itory wer e the difference . with the 2 Logan touchdown dnv es consist ing of a grand tota l ot 35 yards . Marauder def ense- 1s start ing to come into its own . It will be a happy home com1ng 1n Mprauderland . Me i gs, 7·0. . - > • ~ I I riA 'I I I The Athens County Loan Co. I Savings296 Se<ond St. I· Pomeroy, qhio 1 All AccoL•nts Insured 1I $20,000,QO by FSLtC I I I .. . I I To 11I 1 I I Use Our Lay A~ay P.l anl I I I. ..._.__ ... _____ J ..____.___..,__"!"'________...;,_... t • • ' • ING·ELS.•• A.PPLIANCES OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS 175..N. SECOND '· PH. 992-263~ • • • • MIDDLEPORT .'' �• ' • Tel~rt~i~u Log Theater 33 I Spv 15 7 JO - BeattheCiock 13 Porter Wa90fler3 To Tell the Truth6 Hollywood Squares 4 Concentrafton 8 New Treasure Hunt 10 Wall Street Wee~ 20 How Do Your Children Grow 33 \8 00 - Washmgton Week. •n Rev•ew 2'0 Sanford & Son 3 4 15 Brady Bunch 6 13 Caluccl s Dept 8 10 lnterface3J 8 30-0dd Courle 13 G1rl with Someth1"9 E)(fra 3 4 IS Ozz1e s G1rls 6 Rot Out' 8 10 Arthur Prystock 33 French Chef 20 9 00 - Masterp1ece Theater 33 Room 222 6 13 Needl es and P1ns 3 4 l.S Mov•es The Wreck•ng Crew 8 That Certa n Fe-elmg 10 All Amer•can lnd•a 1 Days 20 9 30 - Snan Ke•thJ • IS Adam s R1b 6 13 10 oo-Love Amencan Style 6 13 News 20 Dean Mart1n 3 -4 15 Washmgton Week m Rev1ew 33 10 30 - Wall Street Week 33 11 00 - News Weather Sports6 8 10 13 IS 4 Ja nak1 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 D1ck Cavett 6 Movies Hook Lme and Sinker 8 USS 111 Double Agent 4 Return of the Fly 10 1 00 - M1dn1ght Spec tal 3 4 Dtck CavettlJ 1 15 - Movte The Human Duplicators 10 2 30 - News4 SATURDAY DCTOBER6 6 30 - TV Classroom 8 Kentucky Af1eld 13 Fatth for Today 10 7 00-Netghbors 13 Farm Front 4 Fun for Everyone 6 Treehovse Club 8 10 Farmbook 3 7 1.5--Woman s Po10t of V1ew 13 7 30-Man from COS1 10 Treehouse Club 13 Sesame St 20 Gospel 6 Abbott & Costello 8 Banana Splits 3 Di ck Van Dyke 4 8 0<>-Jake s Place 6 LidsvJile 3 4 15 Bugs Bunny 13 Popeye 10 Fllntstones 8 8 30- lnch High Pnvate Eye J 4 15 Yog 1 s Gang 13 Huck and Yogr 6 Bailey Comets 8 Mister Rogers 20 9 oo- Sesame St 20 Addams Fam1ly 3 4 15 Super Fnends 6 13 Mov1e 8 10 9 30--Emergenc.y 3 4 15 10 00---Eiec Co 20 Butch Cass1dy 3 4 15 lasste s Rescue Rangers 6t 13 My Favorde Mart1ans 8 10 Football Me1gs vs loQan 5 10 3G-Star Trek 3 4 15 Goober & the Ghost Chasers 6 13 Jeannie 1;1 10 loom 20 11 GO-Sesame St 20 S1gmund & 1he Sea Monsters J 4 15 Brody Ktds 6 13 Speed Buggy 8 10 11 JG--Pmk Panthers J 4 15 Miss ton Mag1c 6 13 Josle & the Pussycats m Outer Space B 10 12 00:--Eiec Co 20 Jetsons 3 4 15 Everythmg s Arch 1e 8 10 Wrestlmg 6 Mov1e Gidget Makes the Wrong Connecfton 13 12 3()- Go 4 15 Fat Albert and the Cosby Ktds 8 10 8eatles 3 12 45-Jack Lengel Show 3 1 oo-CBS Ftlm Festrval 8 10 American Bahdstand 6 13 Baseball Playott 3 4 15 2 oo--Wtde World or Sports 6 13 2 JO--V1rglnlan 8 Mov1e Grapes of Wrath 30--College Football Prevtew 6 13 3 45-College Football 13 College Football 6 • oo-Baseball Playoff 3 4 15 Book Beat 33 4 3()-TBA 8 Anttques 33 10 3 5 oo-wrestllng8 lassie 10 Sewmg Sktlls Tatlonng 33 5 JD-An1mal World 10 Making Th1ngs Grow 33 6 DO-News 8 Mov1e The last Wagon TO Lilias Yoga and You 33 6 30-Beverly H1llbllltes 8 Marshall Un1vers1ty Report 33 7 00-Hee Haw 6 8 Lawrence Welk 4 13 15 Hollywood Squares 3 Catch 33- 33 1 30-- That Good Ole Nashville Music 3 A Season of G1lbert and Sullivan For All 33 8 oo-Partrldge Famtly 6 13 11 All m the Family 8 10 Emergency 3 4 15 8 3Q--..,MASH B 10 Lorra1ne Hansberry 33 Movte The Alpha Caper 6 13 9 DO-Mary Tyler Moore 8 10 Movte Support Your local } • •• ~ y • •e" • '' • • • •.. • Shertff' 3 4 15 9 3Q-8ob Newhart 8 10 10 oo-Carol Burnett 8 10 Grillo 13 Films of the Gatsby Era 33 11 OQ-ABCNews6 13 News8 10 3 4 MldnlghtSpectal15 11 15--Movle House of Fear 6 News 13 11 JO-Mov1es Ros1e 3 The Redhead and the Cowboy 4 Anatomy of a Murder 8 House of Dracula 13 Woody Hayes 10 12 oo-Mov1e The Wreckmg Crew 10 1 oo-Mov1es The Spantsh Main ~ House of Franken stem 13 2 30--Movte Breakfast for Two 4 News 13 4 oo-Movle The Falcon 1n Danger 4 WIN AT BRIDGE Don't 'transfer' every time •• • ' ••• •••• WEST t932 +Q106 , • •• • ••• • • • .. . :.-: Helen Help U. ;::, . . . b - & THINGS lh lh·h•n Hllll•·l BY PAUL CRABTREE Too Tough lor These Times• Dear Helen When 1 was m htgh school about 20 years ago, I came home drunk JUst once - and got such a punishment] duln't drink agam until I went to college • My lather called the football coach, told him I had broken tra1111ng and lns1sted that I he gtven the full penalty - wh1ch was getting bumped off the teru:n It hurt (football was pretty btg 111 my bfe back then ), bultttaught me a lesson 1f you do wrong you pay for 11 so you avotd dotog wrong Maybe !halls why I'm a successful man to<lay Now htstory has repeated ttself Our son made the football team At a dance after the first practice game, he got drunk I think 11 was hts first tune I found htm throwmg up ill the bathroom I have followed my father's example and hld hun removed from the team There will be no high school ushes m my family' My wtfe says I have gone overboard Even the coach ts against me and now my own father comes along asking me to give the k1d another chance My father, the King Ruler, admilling he m1ght have been wrong 1 My rule still holds I am only wnling this letter because .my wtfe 111s1sted on 11 After all tough disctpline made a success of me Could I offer less to my son' - IN TilE MINORITY Dear ITM You could offer more, much more, to your son like hwnamty, empathy trust, and a long talk about prtonttes One celebration drunk' doesn't turn a boy mto a lush, but over -!Iarsh purushment MIGHT turn hun 11110 a sneak Take your father's adVIce and loosen u~ a b1t - H P S And do some REAL rerilember111g about how 11 was to hve wtth a 'king-ruler who never admtlled he was wrong F111ally geltrng a Frtday mght Without footbaU, I've had a chance to see some of the new programs on thts most-changed evenmgofthe week My unpreSSlons of a couple of them Calucct's Dept" Thts program m~ght JUSt as well be called Bureaucracy Can Be Beautiful," s111ce 11 deals with the '>staff of a public employment serv1ce off1ce While the cast ts stereotyped to some extent, they aren t bad, and the scrtptsseem adequate - aunmgat the 111terrelationsh1ps among the personnel of the department instead of explotl111g the very real mtsery of the unemployed James Coco 1s department head Calucc1 competent (but not a super-admimstrator), frustrated s111gle, bedraggled at tunes, and a fatrly believable person He doesn't try to be extra.funny, and h1s underplay111g adds to his credtbility I got a charge out of h1s dictation to hts secretary gtrl frtend (no attempt to cover up tb1s fact .here) when he rambled on for about a mmute, 1tseemed, mspelhng out the name, title, section divts1on, bureau etc of the addressee, then delivered a letter conststing of three words ' Dear Str Ftx our clocks Sll1cer£:y, James Calucct " The gtrl gr111d, yoWiger than the portly, m1ddle-aged Calucct, ts ably played by Candy Azzara, but my favortte m the SUP. port111g cast ts Jose Perez, an employee who fanctes himself the last of the red-hot Lat111lovers, and maybe ts The show got off to a nuserable start, ratrngs-wtse, and that's a shame While somew)lat ragged 111 spots, Calucc1 and his department aren't aU tliat bad, and a b!t of reduction m the typecast111g could make thts at least an average Sl!ual!on comedy, and thus spare the crew from beconung clients, rather than operators, of an unemployment offtce , Oear Helen My mother has lived smce 1957 With my brother and stster mlaw She does all the cooking, housework and Inlnrng, takes care of the new baby, buys them ruce gtfts etc Also food and doth111g You'd think they would apprecl8te her but the 15-year-<Jid daughter compla111S Now my sisler-m-law wants me to take Mama for a week, and mvtte her over on weekends sometimes and l think Ibis ts rtdiCulous,JUSl because a spoiled gtrl can t get along wtth her grandma The weekends are the only limes my husband and I can get away, what wtth us both workmg and the chtldren m school Bestdes, my mother never gtves US mce gifts like she does to my brother and family What can we do about this sudden unpostlton?- B F Dear B Impost!too? Such a gem as your mother (who does all the housework, prov1des food, clothing and ruce gifts for her hostS), should be 111 demand 1 S111ce YOU llppreetate ' her so much, you should be happy to have her HALF the tune atleast 1 (But it seems to me your mother might be happier m a gaPden apartment where she wouldn't be made to feel like a burden by any of her children ) - H Dear Helen I recently became engaged to a great guy and we're look111g forward to a wonderful life together He was mamed three years and I for two months We've both been divorced for over a year The problem IS my ftance mserts remarks about hiS ex wife into our conversatiOns how she cooked, furnished the house, e!c He apologizes when I become upset, but then they slip out agaill W1lltnne Cllre thts habtt'- !N LOVE BUT PERPLEXED Dear ILBP ' Probably Mcmones of a past marnage often come back when a man ts about to emhlrk on a new one, but they'll recede when he s happily wed -H ' The Gtrl W1th Something Extra" SaUy Fteld, onetime flymg mm, has giVen up both avlatton and her religious vows to become a pla111 Amer~can housewtfe 111 thts new entry She was better sailing up, up and away before she ktcked the habtt You see, she's not really an ordinary housewife She has extra-sensory perception, and she can read every single thought hemg thought by her husband, portrayed by John DaVIdson The two of them look as if they were fresh off the assembly l111e of the N1ce Young Amertcan Couple Machine Co. Davtdson, who s111gs better than MISS Fteld fl1es, ts a suf- ~t!1JWID1!J£®/J..J MJ4G,.,tJ -1 , _ Unsc:ramble these four Jumble-. fermg American husband, beguiled by blS cute young wife, but baffled and tied m koots by her extraordinary powers But he hangs 111 there uyou get.a sense of deja vu, think baok about adecade, when Elizabeth Montgomery was wtggling her nose ill the openmg ep1sodes of ' Bewttched", and you'U understand why In fact thts program could he enlltled "Bewttched Revtslted", 'or perhaps "Jeanrue Dreams of Me,,. b1tt that wouldn't really be fair, sii1Ce MISS Montgomery, her TV husbands Dick York and Dick Sargent, and Barbara Edell8re $II far better per!onners than MISS Field and MJ; Davtdson by THOMAS JOSEPH • A< ROSS l Zoo strur lure 5 Sun ~Jassc:s (slang) II M1ne entran ce 12 Natural gilt 13 Meander 14 TW111 C together 15 Praor LQ 16 Founda hon 17 We rem Money 18 With stress 20 Holbrook 21 Wetrd 22 Know! edge able %3 Booty 24 Auction mark 2 Wors hip 3 Shmulate (4 wds 1 4 Summer (Fr} 5 Metallic 6 - And) 7 Wholly Yesterdays Answer 16 Arclic s1ght 19 Stock exchange member 25 Prison release 26 Dawdled 28 Ba~blc 29 L1te-:,arv work 8 Thoma& sh1p Mann work (3 wds ) 9 Engrave or carve 10 English essaytst 22 Malt 30 Vooalton mfus1on 23 Advan ce 35 In ... tho study course 24 Micro cent er of 36 Br1ef orgamsm sw1m ram Griffin the sermonette mountain The Bible tells it like it is range 32 Black Sea country (abbr ) 33 Neither s partner 34 Kmdol band (hyph wd) 36 Mollo or Mah ponte 37 AXYDLBAAXR lo LO' NGFI!LLOW One letter s1mply stands for another In this sample A is used for the three L s X for the two D s etc Smgle letters apostrophes, the length and formation of the words a,re all bmts Each day the code letters are different I J I I I WPEI n No" the circled ]etten I I I L::::·::~·~~~~~~----~~~•;u~IJ~":':•d~byl~.eabovecarloo~ ''-______;c:;Prittt=lec:..:.=·=-=IIGWIII==------'1 . 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Inc) ~uppers Plains Society News : By Mrs Evelyn Brlekles ~unday School attendance at Methodtst Church was 59 .0 offermg was $24 67 :\V'i>rship attendance was 36 and offermg $34 88 An unportant ~~ling was held at the annex ;!>'lOIIday everung to show the 'Completed plans and talk over :the cost of ljle new church Those viSiting Mrs Jesste ;:-N"ewell Sunday were Mr : N~well's ststers Mrs Nora • Damewood of Akron, Mrs • ,"Esla White ol Long Bottom "Route, Mrs Mary Reed of ,' Eastern Mrs William Frecker of Minersvtlle Route ac com)lamed them here for the • !# The Jacoby transfer btd ts good enough so that vtrlually every expert player uses 11 but tt tsn tany wonder b1d In parttcular you don t need to use tl every lime your part· ner opens no trump and you have a long maJor su1t North wants to be tn game after the no trump opemng but he tS not sure that he wants to play spades He has ftve spades and four hearts Hence he re· sponds w1lh a Stayman two clubs and JUmps to three spades after h1s partner demes any four card maJor holdmg That JUmp to three spades IS a game force It guarantees at least h~e spades and shows a su~plemenlary four card heart sutt by tnference W1thout those hearts Norlh would simply respond w1th a transfer to +iiHft spades W_"!_Y, WITiaJT HOI< REFUTATION; OH WE CC\JLO SU~VE FOR A E""""IEIO: MD PER50NALI1Y MONTH OR_ T'N01 euT II=' WINNIE: 1HI5 PLACE WOULD FALL GcrrREilLLY5CK HO.VIDN0 APART IN NO TIME. DO YOU "THIN I<. IT WOULD )n<ERE TAKE FOR WORD 10 GET ARUJND i' VISII ... ENTERPRISE ASSN I Tbe bukhnc luis been & Wetl Norlh Eatl Sou<h !NT Pass ' You South hold +K Z 4 J tJ % +A Q t I S 4 Wl!at do you do now' A-BY llweeao-tramp Yo• ban .i Our manners somettmes become so cultured and re£med that • .-wllen we are asked a sunple questiOn about Btble teactnng we ~:&at around the bush until the truth IS lostm the foliage ·~ The Btble tells 11 like IllS 'and that's the way we should do tl Thts 111volves telling the truth JUSt as tt ts tn straightforward pla111, and understandable language We use great plamness of speech," n Cormtluans 3 12 f Constder the effecllveness of telling 11 like 11 IS tn this tllustraltoo usmg the language of the street In the world of gambling, a man who refuses to pay 1s a welcher No one feels the least btl 111chned to call such a person a gambling delillquent In the armed servtces a man who leaves his posits a d-lSerler, not an unexcused absentee In the busmess • world, a man who wttlnot pay h1sdebts IS a deadbeat All these terms state clearly the case of the person mvolved and every one knows whalts meant But m the church we cover up the truth about people hke tb1s We call persons who have qutt "a.sembl111g or parllctpaling m the efforts of the congregation, • macttve members ' Tlus erroneous termmology spares the person mvolved a sense of pam because tt covers up the real truth of his condition The Btble tells ttlike It ts and does not pussyfoot around to disgmse the shame of the smner' It doesn t sound too bad to hear Cllltured references to a man's havmg a drinkmg problem or being an alcohOlic stck by today s terrmnology but •I IS more accurate and comes ac ross plamer when smful drunkard ' ts used t ' That s what a habitual heavy drmker IS - he s a drunk In listmg the "works or the flesh m Galatians 5, Paul mcludeo:: envymgs drunkenness revellings and su ch like ,' m verse 21 of that chapter It almost sounds like a complnnent when we hear references to a homebreakcr or free-wheeling lover or , :: swinger' as a ladtes man But the Btble tells ttlike tits ' He ts a '- Openmg lead- tQ By Oswald & James Jacoby POMEROY SACRED HEART Rev POMEROY TRINITY I ilthc r f\cr'l ard Kra1 cov <" ~t"' W H Pt>rr 1 pastor Roy • p l<,tor Phone 99 2 1tl1'> M,y~r Supt Cl urctrl school ~ llurday C'vC'n lQ Mass 7 JO " IS a m worsh 1p 10 2-1 a 111 p " ~u 1day Ma ss S and 'lO xouth ChOir rehC<tr S~ I M&nd(iy ' 1 Co nl ess•ons Saturday 7 30 PIll Mrs Mafv n Sur/ I JO p m d reclor scruor ch01r POMEROY FIRST BAP rehearsal 1 30 p m Thur s TIST Robert Kuhn p.;,slor Oay Mr s Paul Nea se w 11 an Watson Su nday sc hool d rector '>UJ.> t Su nday schoo l Q 10 il n POMEROY CHURCH OF ~vr 6 pm B1b1" study THE NAZARENE Corner WldnC'sday 7 p m cho.r Un on and Mulberry Rev pr ~lc t c ~ Wedn esday 8 JO p m Clyde V Henderson pastor POMEROY WE SL EYA N Sund;:,y school 9 30 a rn Gten HOLINESS CHURCH McClung sup! morn ng H<.'lrrt SO t1V He J.; oad Rev worsh fp 10 30 am evenmg 0 Dell Manley Pa stor H t: nry !.er"' ce 7 30 m d week scr Ebl n Su nday School Sup! vice Wednesday 7 30 p m S u ldav School 9 30 am Even ng worsh i p 7 30 p m ,:::: GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Pnyer and Prase serv1cc Rev Herold Deeth pastor Thursday 7 JO p m - th urch sennces 10 30 a m NEASE SE TTLEMENT ~ Holy Commun on on Sept 9th CHAPEL Non " Begmnlng Sept 9 church dl'no Yl natJOnill George S .- sshool 10 30 am ff'r nursery 0 le>r Pas lor Sunda y Sc hool 10 fnr oug h age 12 a m Worsh p 5erv ce 11 a m POMEROY CHURCH OF Su nday n ghl serv ces 7 30 CHRIST Mr Hoyt A! en Jr p m Wednesday Prayer pas1or B ble Schoo L. 9 30 a m mee t ng 7 30 p m Everyone wor sh p 10 30 adult worst1 p welcome serv ce and young peoples POMEROY W.ESTSIDE ~ .OJ ee l ng Path 7 30 p m Sun CHURC H OF CHRI ST 200 W d.a y Wednesday comb•ned Ma n St Loren T St ephens B tb le study and prayerevangel sl phone 99 2 7856 meet ng 7 30 p m Conservaltve non THE SALVATION ARMY ns lru menta l Sunday wors h p Ginvoy Ray W W n ng off cer 10 a m 8 Ole study 11 a m n cha rg e Sunday 10 <;:~ m worsh i p 6 p m Wednesday Ho i ness neet ng 10 30 a m 0 ble s tudy 7 p m Sunday Sc hool Young Peopl es MIDWAY COMMUNITY Leg •on 7 p m Thurs:dily 1 to 3 CHURCH (n on P m Lad es Home LeilgU~ .., denom nat anal) Langsv lie ~ m Pr ep cl a sses Dexter Roa d the Rev worl ey ST PAUL LUTHE RAN Haley pastor Sunda y sc hool ,.... ~rner Second and Sycamore 10 a m even ng worsh p 7 JO ts Pomeroy the Rev Joseph p m Pr a y er mee t ng Wlll Gallipolis supp l y pastor Tu esday 7 30 p m youth Sunday school 9 15 10 15 gro up F r day 7 JO p m mornmg worsh tp new hour of 10 ,.5 unt I further not ce 2'7 Bardot s friend 28 Omen 31 Moroccan each square. to form four ordmary words I TJ I I I • 26 Mr one Jetter to I RODJF I •• WHEN I CAN GIT OUT OF THIS OADSURN SICK BED Y....._~... AN GIT BACK ON M'f FEET, OOC 1 ME AN \fOU BOTH ~E CUM~ IN'10 ~COCKPIT I aF HIS SOf'llliTH CM\El. (OI{lii(T THE EN61NE COIJ6~ ONCE AND THEN >TART~ WITH A ROAR I • ao ..terelt iD: slam, " ' ccrlaiDiy wut IG lle Ia aame fad able lriekl Ire a hH •••• 10 . .ke tlla•ll TODAY S QUESTION Whot do you bid as cluler w<th Several from this comn111111ty also attended the funeral and called at the funeral home at Coolvtlle Mr and Mrs Kettb Cashdorph of Columbus called on Mrs Jess1e Newell Frtday Homer Cole returned home from a Lancaster Hospital after suffenng a light stroke near Lancaster Sunday Mrs Dorothy Dodderer ts a patient at Hockmg Valley Community Hospttal She ts the daughter of Effie Saunders Carmel News By the Day I ,.r~ I t AD I01 tiC'd H ~ nh t ".o~ I \ tn 111 Church GRh H AM UNITED MET HOD IST Pr e ach i ng li JU 3 n f rst and second u 1Hiays of each month thtrd :lld tourlh Su ndays each llO lh wor- sh p serv ce at 7 30 p m Wednesday even ngs at 7 30 Prayer and e ble Study FIRST SO UTHERN BAP Tl s T 182 Mulberry Ave P"mcroy affil aled W1lh the ReY Fred H II S B C pa s. lor Hershel McClure Sunday sc hool supt Su nday school 9 30 am morn ng worsh ip 10 30 am Sunday e vangel st c meet ng 7 30 p m Prayer ml'et ng Wednesday 30 p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIA H BAPTIST Corner Fourth and Man M ddleport Rev Henry Key Jr pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Mrs Ervtn Baumgard ner Sup! Mornmg worsh p IO.-t5arn JEHOVAH S WITNESSES ~ Larry Car nahan pres d1ng m n•sler Su nday 8 bte lee lur e 9 30 a m watchtower study 10 30 a m Tuesday B ble st udy 7 30 p m Thvrs day m n1 s try school 7 JO p 01 serv ce mee t ng a 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chnst 1n Chrtst.an Un1on Lawre n ce Manl ey pastor Mrs Russe l l Young Sunday Schoo! Su pt Su nday Sc hool 9 JO am Even 1ng worship 7 30 Wednesday prayer meelng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Rac.ne Route 2 the R ev James M Muncy pa stor Sunda y schoo l 9 4S a m morn ng worsh p 11 a m even ng worsh p 7 30 p m Prayer meet ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Young peoples meet ng 7 30 p m Thu rsd a y RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Be rtha K1 ngr ey su b s ! lul e pastor Sund ay Sc hool 10 a m worsh p se r v •ce ? p m Sun day Pray er n ee l ng Wedrt"''Sdil'f 7 30 p m ~II;IE.L COMMUNITY C HURCH - Near Lo ng Bot tom Es t 1 Hart pastor Roy 13rown a$s s l ant pastor Sunday schoo l 10 i!l m Church 7 30 p m each Sunday e ven ng prayer meet ng 7 30 p n1 Thu r sday MIDDLEPORT PEN T E COSTAL - Th r d Ave the Rev W1l ! am Kn !l et pastor Ro nald Dugan Sund ay Sc hool Su p ! Classes tor a ll ages even ng se r vtce 7 30 p m B ble stud y Wednesday 7 30 p m youth serv ces F nday 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Co rn er As/1 a nd P um M d c.Jteport No e l Herrman pas tor Saturday eve n ng se rv ce 7 p m Sun day school 10 a m Sunday even ng wor sh p 7 p m FIRST BAPTIST Of M d "dl epor t co rn er of S x fh and Palm er Sl ree l s Rev Charles S mo n s pa st or Danny Thom p son Sun day Sc hool Supe r ntendent Sun day chu rc h school tor eve ryone Q 15 a m Mornmg worsh p 10 15 am Ev en ng serv ces Wednesday prayer 7 30 p m serv cc 7 30 p m Extra youth pe l VII es on Sunday 5 p m for all you.t h up to s1xth grade 6 JO for 1un or and se n or h gh stu det:1ts CHURCH OF CHRIST M dd eport 5th and Man Raul Moyer pastor M chael Gerlach Sunday Sc hool sup t ~ blc School 9 30 a m morn ng wors h p 10 30 am even mg worsh p 7 30 p m prayer se rv ce 7 p m Wed n esd ay MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Thomas E Weaver pastor Floyd Carson Sunday school super ntendent Sunday school 9 30 am mornmg worsh p 10 30 Su nday evangel st c meetmg 7 30 p m prayer meet1119 Wednesday 7 30 p m GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Seco nd Ave M ddleport Lesley G Holt pastor Sunday school 10 am worsh p ser v tce 11 a m worsh p serv1ce 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday n 1ght prayer serv ce 7 30 THE UNITED PRES BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Dw i ght L Zay tz Pastor D rector HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church School 9 30 a m Mr's Homer Lee Supt Murn ng WorSh i p 10 30 a m MIDDLEPORT Sunday Church School 9 30 am John F Fultz Supt Morn ng Worsh p 10 30 a m SYRACUSE Morning Worsh p 9 a m Sunday Church School 10 a m Mrs Sampson Hall Supt MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Robert T Bumgarner Director POMEROY CLUSTER Rev Car.l E HICkS ReY D Wm Sydenstncker CHESTER - Worshtp 9 15 a m Church Sc hocl 10 am ENTERPRISE - WorshiP 9 Chu r c h Schoo! 10 a m a m FLATWOODS - Worsh p 11 om Church School 10 am POMEROY WorShiP 10 30 am Church Sc hoo! 9 15 a m U MY F 6 JO p m ROCK SPRINGS - Wors h p 10 a m Chvrch School 9 a m UMYF 6 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Rober! Bumgarner HEATH -. Worship 10 30 a m Church Sch oo! 9 30 a m UMY F7 pm RUTLAND - Worsh p 9 15 a m Church Sc hool 10 a m UMYF7pm SALEM CENT!:R: Wor Sh p 9 a m Church Schoo! 10 am UMYF Thursdey 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev Rtchard E Jarv•s ASBURY Worsh p 11 a .rn Church Sc hoo l 9 50 a m WSCS Jst Tuesday FOREST RUN ~ Worsh p 9 a m Church School 10 a m WSCS 3rd Wednesday 7 JO Mrs Juamta Spencer called Mr and Mrs Tom O'Netl and on, Mr and Mrs Wayne son and Mrs James Ingram "Brlckles Saturday Sr all of Columbus spent Mrs Neva Dresher of The Plaii)S, Ohio called on Mr and Saturday wtth Ralph Lee and Mrs Veri Tuttle over the Mr and Mrs Robert Lee and week;md and attended the family They also called at the home of Mrs Dean Brmker luneral of Charles Seizing Mr and Mrs Frank Hudson • Those calling on Mrs Betof Racme, Mr and Mrs Shelby ~lng and attending the funeral of Mr Betzmg were Mr and Pickens and fam1ly of Mrs Bob Stalter Delphm Syracuse and Paul Rose, local\ Christ), and Orville Chrtsty, all spent Sunday wtth Mr and Qf Cohunbus Mrs Ila Fay Mrs Allan Taylo( Mr and Mrs James Ctrcle, Ipmes and Mr and Mrs William Ntckle of Athens, Mr and Mrs George Ctrcle, • pm MINERSVILLE - Worsh p Harry F Gorby of Little New Haven, vts1ted Mrs Mary 10 a m Church School 9 a m Circle on Sunday Rocking, Mrs Trible Wilson w scs 3rd Monday 7 30 p m Mrs Mabel Lax of Ft SYRACUSE Church lind friend of GaUtpolis, Fay school 9 a m worsh p ser Lauderdale, Fla , ts visiting Parlin of Marietta, Mr and VICe 7 30 p ffi SOUTHERN CLUSTER Mrs <>scar Spencer, Mr and with Mr and Mrs Douglas Rev Frank Cheesebrew Circle, Florence Ctrcle and Mrs Bruce Spencer and Rev L.rrv Pohng Rev Howard Shtveley daughter, Angela of Belpre, other relabves BETHANY (Dorcas) Mr and Mrs Arthur Johi1son Worsh ~MI' and Mrs Charles Hoffman ip 9 30 am Church _.aoo Stephen Hoffman of and daughter, Sheryl LeAnn Schoo! 10 30 a m CARMEL Worsh p 11 Columbus, Mr and Mrs called at the home of Mr and a m ls i and 3rd Sundays floward Christy of Madtson, Mrs 1 Douglas Johnson of Church Schoo l 10 a 01 APPLE GROVE - Worsh p Jnd Mr and Mrs Anthony J Racine on Sunday everung 7 JO p m 1 rst and th1rd Su n Mr and Mrs Wtlllam day s Church school 9 JO · ~argentl, Ross and Goldie m pray e r meettng t r st of Racine spent an aWednesday Carleton ~ilon, all of Ches_terhill, and 7 30 p m EAST LETART - Worship jl.~v Clifford Watson of evenmg with home folks m the 7 30 p m second and fourth counlry recently ::.I'lifkersburg Sunpays church sc hool 9 30 \ LHtiV ' ' " (tl ~t: f\l8E :u 1\'\, nor II Hosp I II 1 ~ , u~ p l<;hJr Hf'fJH r I Morq 111 !:.dbhilfh ~l hOOI f'vt I Y ... Jurd~y "'' p m nnd wor sh p ~~ r v ct touow nq ctl J l'i p n ()p(' n U•bll d scus on t:'<.H. h 1 twr ~d~ Y r11 7 30 p ., n at the c hur ch Tt (' F r endly )I - iemtcator, a whoremonger' -~~ We who profess love for the truth and for the souls of men must have the gnt and the courage to tell It like 1lts If we fatl to d;pose error or to teach a lost person concenung hts condttion, ~ come short of the last set before us m the Book of God We llltiSl always be prepared to defend the Gospel of Chnst wtth a ' thus sayeth the Lord and openly teach and pracllce only those thlngs authomed m the Bible the Wo;d of God The B1ble calls ' ooe who teaches other than the pure word of God a false le~cher "The Bible calls one who tells other than the whole truth ' a liar' ' Beware of such men as would not answer all your ·.:.quesltons abOut what they leach They have reason to avotd - 'lulswerillg, when they teach other than the Word of God ' Yes, the Bible tells 1t like It 1s Do you? - Loren T Stephens I SHORE WILL BE TICKLED ••• away 40 Soccer gre3l IIOW N l Proof rcadii) g Both vulnerable iNEWSPAA . ~W o rn eers word %5 Beat as South doesn t know bow good ;::=;::=;:;::;::;:-(-i~~~SJi1~~M~;;=\j hts partner s hand ts South ; MV I:>!>DD'I, RIP does know that he 1s lookms at >VOl<! LEGOFF. 17 of the best htgh card pomts 5AVS DUDE that a man can hold and Soulh >McSWii<IGER IS announces lh•s by hiS four club NOT THE T'IPe: b1d This bid leaves spades OF RASS~ER · open as the fmal contract but suggests a spade slam m case North has a really good hand North has JUStlO high card potnts, no smgleton and no ace, stgns off at four spades and has no trouble makmg hts contr:act plus an overtrtck ' 38 Frost('cl SOUTH ID) tQI08 .AK7 tA63 tA984 ' ••' t EAST tK92 • • •' ' ••• ••• ••• .. +AI .93 tQJ1061 +J753 .10865 • • ~J' .-,..: NORTH t KJ76& .QHZ t75 +K2 I~ • •• • " VINTIST !. 7- The Datly Sentinel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 (let 5 1973 6 00 - News3 4 8 10 13 15 6 Sesame Sf 20 TBA JJ 6 30- News3 4 6 B 10 IS Hogans Heroes 13 7 00 - Truih or Conseq 3 6 Beat the Clock 4 New s- 10 W'\at s M y Linea W1ld Kingdom 13 Elec Co 20 Audubon W ildlife ~EVENTH --, • ' • DAY r "•' r~o 1 CI 111 rd t!H'I'fonQ 1 I './' o o.,J • f ~ II BAPTIST f) I liiv'- (! I u t I II y --...t vt I 1 hd l'f '> 1 (IV I I y r (' Ot UOl HI l 'V .. und i1 / I ..,, 10 l 9 .t<, W O r- C,t pr lYP• tO p ti rt p 11\d Ill / 11 R bl(' ~ PlAINS Ct+'RISTIAN C H URC H E u<Jt ~~ Undf'rwdod pa stor How.ud C<' ldw~ll J r Sunday :-ac IIOCJI 'l.l;p unda y Sc hool Q 10 1 ' 1 Morn ng se rmon 10 JO 1 Su ndilY evC'n n"g TUPPE~S ~ MOJ'lNtNCoSTAR Wor s hp Churcl'\ Sc hool 10 30 'I n M d Wt;>elo. SerVICe W C<Itll sday 8 p m MORSE CH APEL Wor S h~ II a m 1st and 3rd Su n<:Jav ._ Ch urch 'ic hool 10 Y 10 il m St r'V icl PORTLAND Worship 7 JO Church Sc hool 9 JO a m SUTTON Worship 11 am 1nd and 4th Sundays Church School 10 a 11 WESLEYAN (Rac tn e) Worshtp 11 am Church Sc hool 10 a m NORTHEAST ClUSTER Rev Robert Meece R eY Stanley Brandum JOPPA Worsh p 10 am Church School 9 a m Prayer Meet ng Wednesday 8 ;> m LONG BOTTOM ~ Church s crv ccs 9 a m Sunday School 9 45 am B ble Study every Thursday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL Wor sh p 11 a m Church Sc hool 10 am ALFRED Sunday school 9 45 am each Sund ay preach ng at i 1 am each Sunday Pr ayer meetmg 7 4S p m Wednesday WSCS 8 p m on th rd Tuesday each month REEDSVILLE Sunday sc hool 9 30 preach ng 7 30 p m Sunda'{ prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Tu~sday WSCS 7 30 f rst Thur sd ay each month SILVER RIDGE - Worsh p 10 a m Chur ch Sch oo l 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS Worsh p 9 a m Church Schoo l 10 a m t<ENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Freder ck su pt Serv ce weekly 9 30 am on Sunday Preach ng f r st and th1rd Sundays of month, by Cl fford Sm1th 9 30 a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION D,ar re l Doddr II p as tor Sunday Sch oo l 9 30 a m Leonard G I more f r st eld er eve n ng serv ce 7 30 p m. Wednesday prayer m ee t ng 7 JO p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD ~ Rae ne Route 2 The Re v Charles Hand pa stor Su nday scho o l 9 45 a m morn ng wor s h p 11 am Even.ng serv 1ces Tuesday and F r day 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST B ble study 9 30 am morn tng wor sh •P 10 30 am even ng worsh•P 6 30 p m Wednesday B ble s t udy 7 JO p m p m :J ..,. :t ~ . me- to Lord, to 1\s fhy That BREAD Sunday I Hebrews OF LIFE 9 I 1:4 Monday Deuteronomy 281-14 Tuesday Psalms 121 1-8 Wednesday pm MT OLIVE CHURCH L ong BoltollJ. Su nday School 10 a m w th W liard P gott sup! Evangel s l mess age each Su nday even ng 7 30 p m by Elder Russell Cl ne m n ster of the Aposlo! c Fa th B ble S! udy Wednesday 7 30 p m STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHlf.RCH - Sunday sc l'1oot serv 1ce 10 am Pray er m ee t ng Thursday 7 p m Sunda y even ng sennce 7 p m ZION CH-URCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Harrtsonv lie Road Kenneth Eberts pastor Paul McElroy Sunday Sc hool Sup! Sun day Schoo 9 30 a m morn ng worshtp and com mun ton 10 30 am Sunday eve n1ng youth Chr st 1an en deavor 6 30 worsh1p ser v ces Su nday 7 30 p m W ed nesday even.ng prayer mee t 119 and B b le stu dy 7 30 pm ST JOHN LUTHERAN P n e Grove the Rev Arthur Combs pastor Sunday sc hco ! church serv ces 9 30 a m 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CH R 1ST B bl e Sch oo! 9 30 a m morn.ng wor sh•P 10 30 a m Sunday cven.ng Worsh1p Se rv ce 7 30 p m cho r prac t1 ce Sunday and Wed nesday 7 p m prayer meet nQ and B ble Study Wednesday 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Freeland Norr s pastor Sunday sc hool 10 am Church serv 1ce 7 p m Wednesday B1bl e Study 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday Sc hool 9 JO a m Morn .ng Worsh p 10 30 a m Even ng wor sh p 7 30 p m Wednesday M d Week Serv ce Su nday Sc hool Su per nl enden t Pa stor RevG erald Wells Morr s M Wolfe RACINE FIRST BAPTISTWa l ler P Blkacsan \ pastor Ronne Salser S S Supt Su nday Sch ool 9 30 a m Mornmg Worsh p 10 45 a m Su nday eventng worsh p 7 30 p m W ednesday even ng B ble Study 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev Lelon Glasure pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m youth and 1un or youth service 6 45 p m evenmg worShiP 7 30 p m prayer and pratse Wednesoay 7 30 p m SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIS.T - Sunday School 10 a m Henry Oav ts supt evenang serv ce 7 30 p m Prayer meet1ng Thursday 7 30 p m Sunday, ali over the world, Chnsuans will umte m Holy Commun1on They wont all agree on the meanmg of tins sacred act Nor wtll they all worsh1p m the same way Yet they wtll draw close to the Lord whose truth and blessmg they share They will come to H•m And m thel! hearts He Will come to them No one kno:s-s how thts communwn ts dosstble Yet each, accordmg to h1s own faith , behe"es t)1at tt happens Mysttcally, symbdhcally, mtraculou•ly, spmtually- men use these different words to express the SOMEHOW that enllames therr hearts At a Table that spans the centur•es, girds the globe, we partake of the Bread of Ltfe-as ONE HARTFORD CHURCH OF CH R 1ST 1R Chnsttan Unton The Rev Wt l l 1am Campbell pastor Sunday scfioo! 9 30 a m J ames Hughes supt evenmg serv•ce 7 30 p m Wednesday even t ng prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Youth prayer s-erv ce each Tuesday GROVE CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson pastOr Ray Whaley supf Morn ng worsh p 9 30 a m 10 30 am ch u rch schOol young peoples meeting 6 30 p 1 c ve1 ng worsh p FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Letart W Va Rt 1 Rev George Hoschar pastor Su nday Sc hoo! 9 30 a m Prayer and B ble study ,., 30 D m Cottage Prayer Ser v ce Tuesday 10 a m -... . warshiP Serv ic e Thursd'l:l r 7 30 p m pm 7 30 p Thursday Psalms 128 1-6 Fnday Psalm• 1441·15 W1th the hope 11 w1ll m some measure foster and help sustam that wh1ch IS good m fam1ly ilnd commun1ty life lh1s feature IS sponsored by the busmess firms and organ1zat1ons whose names appear below MONTGOMERY WARD SEARS 220 E Authonzed Catalog Merchant lOUI S W Osborne Ma1n Pomeroy Ph 992 2176 . 106 Court St . 992 3001 !omeroy MEIGS COU~T'i' BRANCH Nattonw1de Insurance Co Of Columbus 0 307 Spnng Ave Pomeroy Dlal992 2318 . THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. . 296 W. Second CARPET-LAND, INC. .. 3863 p~ 'I'll Pomeroy BIG fiEND BARGAINS Ph 992 7596 116 W Ma1n Free Est1mates - . CATALOGUE STORE Mr and Mrs Charles R Sheets P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Support the Church of Your Cho1ce Pomeroy Ph 992 104W Main Guaranteed lnstallat1on 3354- -'- SUNDAY MARK V STORE . .. - ' We F1ll All Doctors Prescr1pt1ons Pomeroy 992 2955 0 Cor Rts 7&554 FULL SERVICE SHOP Ph 667 3280 Radial Cuts & Toupees 120 E Matn St Pomeroy ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION ROYAL OAK PARK Family Recreat1on Sw1mmmg Camptng Ph 949 9591 Rac1ne WAID CROSS' SONS STORE OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO Baker.s of Holsum Bread Grocertes & General Merchand ise p~ 949 Rac i ne MIDDLEPORT OHIO . ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. DBA Anthony Plumb1ng and Heating ~ - Middleport 337 ~2nd Ph 367 7414 Cheshire MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP LODWICK'S MARKET . . MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY General MerchandiSe Tuppers Pla1ns . TIME~SENTINEL Devoted to the Greater Oh10 Valley MIDDLEPORT OHIO 992-3550 5772 ··') VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. RI::AL ESTATE BROKER f'h 992 3325 110 Mechanic Sf ~ SMITH NELSON MOTORS GAUl'S MARKET Authonzed Bu1ck Pont1ac GMC "Dealer CHESTER OHIO 500 E Matn St Ph 992 2174 - K&C JEWELERS GOEGLEIN READY MIX Phone 992 3284 Mtddleport Keepsake D1amond Rings 212 E Main St . HEINER'S BAKERY Pomeroy . RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE -Bakers of Good Bread HUNTINGTON W VA r . Pometoy E Matn St -'~ . M&R FOODLINER pm MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD - S~cO nd St Mason W Va Chester Tennant pastor Sunday sc h ool 10 a m morn ng worsh p 11 a m evangel st c serv ce 7 30 p m B1ble stu dy and prayer serviCe Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone 773 51 33 P$alms 122 1 9 Scr1pturea ~~ele..:tetl by t he Amen ean B1blt: SOCII:!t) Copynght 1973 Ke1ste1 AO\ c hsmg Service Inc Straeburg \ trg ma f. CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD Rev Ja mes Sat te rf• eld pastor sunday school 9 30 a m worsh p serv 1ce 11 a m evening serv ce 7 prayer serv ce and youth servtce Wed nesday 7 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Robert E Musser pastor Sunday School 9 30 am Robert Bobo supt morn ng worsh p 10 30 Sunday even ng serv1ce 7 30 M d we'ek serv •ce Wednesday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev M C Lar more pastor Bob Moore Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday Sc hool classes for all ages 9 30 am m.orntng wor sh p 10 45 NYPS Sunday 6 30 p m evangeltsll c serv ce Sunday 7 30 p m M•d week pray er tneet1ng Wednesday 7 30 p m M ss onary meet ng se cond Wednesday 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL Rev Rob ert Sm th pastor Sunday school 9 JOa m class leader L e o H II wor s h1p ~e rv t ce 10 30 a m chur c h 7 30 p m EDEN UNITED Bk .:THREN IN CHRIST Eldon R Blake pastor Sunday School 10 am W1nn 1e Su pt Morn.ng H ols nger ser mon 11 am Evenrng serv ce Chr st an Endeavor 7 30 p m Mts Lyde Clleval e r pres dent Song serv ce and ser mon a 20 M1d Week prayer meet ng Wed nesda y 7 30 p m Mrs Mar e Hol s1 ng er class leader CHURCH OF JESUS CHR 1ST - Located at Rutland on New L1ma Road next to Forest .Acre Fiark Rev Ray Rouse pastor Robert Musse r Sunday Sc hool su pt Sunday sc hool Hl JO am worsh •p 1 JO p m B ble study Wed nesday 7 30 p m Sa turday n ght prayer serv ce 7 30 p m to As BOWER'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT MIDDLEPORT OHIO I: . ..:_ . -GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEI'1 TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE . A Cool Dtntng Room Chester Oh io St Rt 7 Tuppers Platns . . RACIN The Store Wtth A Heart Rac1ne ' Ph 61>7 396:1 .· . RACINE PlANING MILL Ph 949 3342 Butldmg Supplfes & CustQm Millwork \ Ph 992 3978 THE DAILY SENTINEL MEIGS TIRE CENTER and • MEIGS TIRE CENTER ALIGNMENT Mtdclleport - ' 000 MARKET . Pa~nTPiumbrng & Electrical SuppTie'S Short Orders- Carry Out ._, """" ·-. Devoted to the Interest of The Metgs & Mason Area 1eroy • Pomerr , Ohio tAKit.KJJtA7t+KJI I ' to un • LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev Robert E Buck l ey pastor w II am Ba ley sup ! Su nd ay school 9 30 a m morn.ng worsh p 10 30 a m even ng wo rsh p 7 30 p m Wednesday Chr s f tan Youth Crusade 6 JO p m ~ prayer meet ng 7 30 p m -1~ Thursday cho•r pra ct ce 7 • r Lord, 0 pm DEXTER CHURCH OF "' CHRIST Danny Evan s pastor Norman c w 11 supt Su nday Sc hool 9 JO a m Worsh p se r v ce 10 30 a m Chr st an Endeavor Sunday even ng REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rae ne Road t::!a l ph Jo hn so n pastor H erb ert Wh l e Su nda y School D re c tor Suflday Sc hool 9 JO am Morn ng worsh p 10 JO a m Sund ay eventng serv ce 7 p m Wednesday even ng prayer sc rv ces 7 30 o m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Great Bend - Rev Walter P B kac sa n pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m worst] p serv Ge Thur sday 7 30 p m CARLETON CHURC~ Road Sunday K 1n gsbu r y Sc hool 9 30 a m Ralph C.&t. sup t Worsh•P serv ce 10 JO am and 7 JO p m alternately Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev Jay St les pa s tor OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev Car! R chards pastor Mrs Worley Franc s Sunday sc hool supt Sunday school 9 4S a m chur c h se rv ce~ , second and fourth Su ndaYs follow ng Sunday school f rst and th rd -Su nday even ngs 7 JO p m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN ~ Mr Rob ert Wyalt pastor Sunday Sc hoo! supt Ronald Osbo rne 8 b! e School 9 30 a m prea c hmg 10 45 a m Even mg se rv ces 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST - Ronald Well s pas tor Sunday Schoo! 9 30 a m Mornmg worsh p 10 30 a m Young Peoples Sery ce 6 4S p m Eva ngel st c -ser v ce 7 30 p m Prayer meet ng Thursday 7 JO p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev L R G luesencamp pastor Roger W• !tr-ed Sr Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday Sc hoo! Sunday evenmg 9 30 a m worsh p 7 30 Prayer meet ng Tuesday 7 JO p m Ernest Deeter c lass leader Youth meet ng Wednesday 7 JO p m Ernest Deeter leader MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN JN CHRIST Robert Shook pastor Su nday school 9 30 a m Russel! Spencer supt worsh p se rv ce 10 4S a m evenmg worsh p a!ternat ng w1th C E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Pray er meehng 7 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe . lay leader WHITES CHAPEL Coolv lie R 0 Rev Roy Dee ter pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m worsh p serviCe 10 JO a m B b!e study and pray er se •e Wednesday 7 JO p m RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST - Ke th W se pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m V H Bral ey supt worsh p ser-v1ce and co mmun on 10 30 am even ng serv1 ce 7 30 p m Wednesday B b le study 7 3_0 p 01 Regu ar board meet mg th rd Salorday each month 7 30 p m _ RUTLAND COMMUNIT,Y CHURCH - Sunday School 9 JO a m worshrp serv ce 11 a m Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 m Sunday nghtworshp 30pm RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd D Grtmm Jr pa stor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m Young peop!~ s serv ce 6 ,. 5 p m Evangel 1st s_ serv1ce 7 JO p m Wednesday even ng se rvice 7 30 p m MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL George Casto pa stor Sunday Sc hool 9 JQ. even ng wor sh p 7 30 Thursday even n9 prayer se rvtce 7 JO p m MASON FIRST BAPHST Second and Porn eroy Sts Stan Crag pa stor SL nday, school 9 45 a m worsh p se rv•ce 11 a m tra n ng u n on 6 30 p m eve nmg worShip serv tee 7 .30 p m M, d w eek prayer serv ce Wednesdayt 7 30 p m ' ~ASON CH-UR(H OF CHRIST P 0 Box 48 7 M l ler M as~;~n W Va Sunday St B ble Study 10 a m Wor sh p 1I a m and 7 p m B ble Study Wednesday 7 p m Vocal mUSIC FIRST SOUTHERN BA,pTI ST - Corner of Second and Anderson Mason Pastor Wa/1er Cloud sunday s'hoot 9 45 a m worsh p serv ce 11 a m and 7 30 p m weekly Bible stu~y Wednesday 7 30 :;;:: ... Break Bless Thou 1 pm LETART FALlS UNITED BRETHREN RPv Freeland Norr '" p ~ s tar Floyd Norr1s sup t Sunday sc hool 9 30 ~~n morn ng se rmon tO 30 a m Prayer serv ce Wedn esday 7 30 p m CHESHIR E CHURCH OF GOO OF PRO PH EtCY G P Smtih pastor Sunday School .. 10 a m Arthur Hen so n Suj'H Morn ng Wor sh p 11 a r:n Young Peoples serv•cc 7 p m Even ng serv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday M d W.eek Prayer pe rvtce 7 30 p m Youth meehng 6 .JO p rn Even ng wor sh •p l 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF TH E NAZARENE ~ Rev Herbert Grate ~a stor War sh p se rv• ce 11 am and 7 30 p m Su nday Sunday School 9 30 a m R •c hard Barton sup t Praye meetmg Wed nesday 7 JO p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Cl fford Sm1lh m n s ter Su nday School 9 30 a m morn •ng chu rch 10 JO a m Sunday even ng serv ce 7 JO p m Wednesday serv ce 8 a n HEMLOCK JN ON ( I ( t p LE:TAK1 rALLS ..\ " ' n1 churc h school 9 a • 111 1cl v I 30 ll n every " 11_,1 .. -'.. �• ' • Tel~rt~i~u Log Theater 33 I Spv 15 7 JO - BeattheCiock 13 Porter Wa90fler3 To Tell the Truth6 Hollywood Squares 4 Concentrafton 8 New Treasure Hunt 10 Wall Street Wee~ 20 How Do Your Children Grow 33 \8 00 - Washmgton Week. •n Rev•ew 2'0 Sanford & Son 3 4 15 Brady Bunch 6 13 Caluccl s Dept 8 10 lnterface3J 8 30-0dd Courle 13 G1rl with Someth1"9 E)(fra 3 4 IS Ozz1e s G1rls 6 Rot Out' 8 10 Arthur Prystock 33 French Chef 20 9 00 - Masterp1ece Theater 33 Room 222 6 13 Needl es and P1ns 3 4 l.S Mov•es The Wreck•ng Crew 8 That Certa n Fe-elmg 10 All Amer•can lnd•a 1 Days 20 9 30 - Snan Ke•thJ • IS Adam s R1b 6 13 10 oo-Love Amencan Style 6 13 News 20 Dean Mart1n 3 -4 15 Washmgton Week m Rev1ew 33 10 30 - Wall Street Week 33 11 00 - News Weather Sports6 8 10 13 IS 4 Ja nak1 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 D1ck Cavett 6 Movies Hook Lme and Sinker 8 USS 111 Double Agent 4 Return of the Fly 10 1 00 - M1dn1ght Spec tal 3 4 Dtck CavettlJ 1 15 - Movte The Human Duplicators 10 2 30 - News4 SATURDAY DCTOBER6 6 30 - TV Classroom 8 Kentucky Af1eld 13 Fatth for Today 10 7 00-Netghbors 13 Farm Front 4 Fun for Everyone 6 Treehovse Club 8 10 Farmbook 3 7 1.5--Woman s Po10t of V1ew 13 7 30-Man from COS1 10 Treehouse Club 13 Sesame St 20 Gospel 6 Abbott & Costello 8 Banana Splits 3 Di ck Van Dyke 4 8 0<>-Jake s Place 6 LidsvJile 3 4 15 Bugs Bunny 13 Popeye 10 Fllntstones 8 8 30- lnch High Pnvate Eye J 4 15 Yog 1 s Gang 13 Huck and Yogr 6 Bailey Comets 8 Mister Rogers 20 9 oo- Sesame St 20 Addams Fam1ly 3 4 15 Super Fnends 6 13 Mov1e 8 10 9 30--Emergenc.y 3 4 15 10 00---Eiec Co 20 Butch Cass1dy 3 4 15 lasste s Rescue Rangers 6t 13 My Favorde Mart1ans 8 10 Football Me1gs vs loQan 5 10 3G-Star Trek 3 4 15 Goober & the Ghost Chasers 6 13 Jeannie 1;1 10 loom 20 11 GO-Sesame St 20 S1gmund & 1he Sea Monsters J 4 15 Brody Ktds 6 13 Speed Buggy 8 10 11 JG--Pmk Panthers J 4 15 Miss ton Mag1c 6 13 Josle & the Pussycats m Outer Space B 10 12 00:--Eiec Co 20 Jetsons 3 4 15 Everythmg s Arch 1e 8 10 Wrestlmg 6 Mov1e Gidget Makes the Wrong Connecfton 13 12 3()- Go 4 15 Fat Albert and the Cosby Ktds 8 10 8eatles 3 12 45-Jack Lengel Show 3 1 oo-CBS Ftlm Festrval 8 10 American Bahdstand 6 13 Baseball Playott 3 4 15 2 oo--Wtde World or Sports 6 13 2 JO--V1rglnlan 8 Mov1e Grapes of Wrath 30--College Football Prevtew 6 13 3 45-College Football 13 College Football 6 • oo-Baseball Playoff 3 4 15 Book Beat 33 4 3()-TBA 8 Anttques 33 10 3 5 oo-wrestllng8 lassie 10 Sewmg Sktlls Tatlonng 33 5 JD-An1mal World 10 Making Th1ngs Grow 33 6 DO-News 8 Mov1e The last Wagon TO Lilias Yoga and You 33 6 30-Beverly H1llbllltes 8 Marshall Un1vers1ty Report 33 7 00-Hee Haw 6 8 Lawrence Welk 4 13 15 Hollywood Squares 3 Catch 33- 33 1 30-- That Good Ole Nashville Music 3 A Season of G1lbert and Sullivan For All 33 8 oo-Partrldge Famtly 6 13 11 All m the Family 8 10 Emergency 3 4 15 8 3Q--..,MASH B 10 Lorra1ne Hansberry 33 Movte The Alpha Caper 6 13 9 DO-Mary Tyler Moore 8 10 Movte Support Your local } • •• ~ y • •e" • '' • • • •.. • Shertff' 3 4 15 9 3Q-8ob Newhart 8 10 10 oo-Carol Burnett 8 10 Grillo 13 Films of the Gatsby Era 33 11 OQ-ABCNews6 13 News8 10 3 4 MldnlghtSpectal15 11 15--Movle House of Fear 6 News 13 11 JO-Mov1es Ros1e 3 The Redhead and the Cowboy 4 Anatomy of a Murder 8 House of Dracula 13 Woody Hayes 10 12 oo-Mov1e The Wreckmg Crew 10 1 oo-Mov1es The Spantsh Main ~ House of Franken stem 13 2 30--Movte Breakfast for Two 4 News 13 4 oo-Movle The Falcon 1n Danger 4 WIN AT BRIDGE Don't 'transfer' every time •• • ' ••• •••• WEST t932 +Q106 , • •• • ••• • • • .. . :.-: Helen Help U. ;::, . . . b - & THINGS lh lh·h•n Hllll•·l BY PAUL CRABTREE Too Tough lor These Times• Dear Helen When 1 was m htgh school about 20 years ago, I came home drunk JUst once - and got such a punishment] duln't drink agam until I went to college • My lather called the football coach, told him I had broken tra1111ng and lns1sted that I he gtven the full penalty - wh1ch was getting bumped off the teru:n It hurt (football was pretty btg 111 my bfe back then ), bultttaught me a lesson 1f you do wrong you pay for 11 so you avotd dotog wrong Maybe !halls why I'm a successful man to<lay Now htstory has repeated ttself Our son made the football team At a dance after the first practice game, he got drunk I think 11 was hts first tune I found htm throwmg up ill the bathroom I have followed my father's example and hld hun removed from the team There will be no high school ushes m my family' My wtfe says I have gone overboard Even the coach ts against me and now my own father comes along asking me to give the k1d another chance My father, the King Ruler, admilling he m1ght have been wrong 1 My rule still holds I am only wnling this letter because .my wtfe 111s1sted on 11 After all tough disctpline made a success of me Could I offer less to my son' - IN TilE MINORITY Dear ITM You could offer more, much more, to your son like hwnamty, empathy trust, and a long talk about prtonttes One celebration drunk' doesn't turn a boy mto a lush, but over -!Iarsh purushment MIGHT turn hun 11110 a sneak Take your father's adVIce and loosen u~ a b1t - H P S And do some REAL rerilember111g about how 11 was to hve wtth a 'king-ruler who never admtlled he was wrong F111ally geltrng a Frtday mght Without footbaU, I've had a chance to see some of the new programs on thts most-changed evenmgofthe week My unpreSSlons of a couple of them Calucct's Dept" Thts program m~ght JUSt as well be called Bureaucracy Can Be Beautiful," s111ce 11 deals with the '>staff of a public employment serv1ce off1ce While the cast ts stereotyped to some extent, they aren t bad, and the scrtptsseem adequate - aunmgat the 111terrelationsh1ps among the personnel of the department instead of explotl111g the very real mtsery of the unemployed James Coco 1s department head Calucc1 competent (but not a super-admimstrator), frustrated s111gle, bedraggled at tunes, and a fatrly believable person He doesn't try to be extra.funny, and h1s underplay111g adds to his credtbility I got a charge out of h1s dictation to hts secretary gtrl frtend (no attempt to cover up tb1s fact .here) when he rambled on for about a mmute, 1tseemed, mspelhng out the name, title, section divts1on, bureau etc of the addressee, then delivered a letter conststing of three words ' Dear Str Ftx our clocks Sll1cer£:y, James Calucct " The gtrl gr111d, yoWiger than the portly, m1ddle-aged Calucct, ts ably played by Candy Azzara, but my favortte m the SUP. port111g cast ts Jose Perez, an employee who fanctes himself the last of the red-hot Lat111lovers, and maybe ts The show got off to a nuserable start, ratrngs-wtse, and that's a shame While somew)lat ragged 111 spots, Calucc1 and his department aren't aU tliat bad, and a b!t of reduction m the typecast111g could make thts at least an average Sl!ual!on comedy, and thus spare the crew from beconung clients, rather than operators, of an unemployment offtce , Oear Helen My mother has lived smce 1957 With my brother and stster mlaw She does all the cooking, housework and Inlnrng, takes care of the new baby, buys them ruce gtfts etc Also food and doth111g You'd think they would apprecl8te her but the 15-year-<Jid daughter compla111S Now my sisler-m-law wants me to take Mama for a week, and mvtte her over on weekends sometimes and l think Ibis ts rtdiCulous,JUSl because a spoiled gtrl can t get along wtth her grandma The weekends are the only limes my husband and I can get away, what wtth us both workmg and the chtldren m school Bestdes, my mother never gtves US mce gifts like she does to my brother and family What can we do about this sudden unpostlton?- B F Dear B Impost!too? Such a gem as your mother (who does all the housework, prov1des food, clothing and ruce gifts for her hostS), should be 111 demand 1 S111ce YOU llppreetate ' her so much, you should be happy to have her HALF the tune atleast 1 (But it seems to me your mother might be happier m a gaPden apartment where she wouldn't be made to feel like a burden by any of her children ) - H Dear Helen I recently became engaged to a great guy and we're look111g forward to a wonderful life together He was mamed three years and I for two months We've both been divorced for over a year The problem IS my ftance mserts remarks about hiS ex wife into our conversatiOns how she cooked, furnished the house, e!c He apologizes when I become upset, but then they slip out agaill W1lltnne Cllre thts habtt'- !N LOVE BUT PERPLEXED Dear ILBP ' Probably Mcmones of a past marnage often come back when a man ts about to emhlrk on a new one, but they'll recede when he s happily wed -H ' The Gtrl W1th Something Extra" SaUy Fteld, onetime flymg mm, has giVen up both avlatton and her religious vows to become a pla111 Amer~can housewtfe 111 thts new entry She was better sailing up, up and away before she ktcked the habtt You see, she's not really an ordinary housewife She has extra-sensory perception, and she can read every single thought hemg thought by her husband, portrayed by John DaVIdson The two of them look as if they were fresh off the assembly l111e of the N1ce Young Amertcan Couple Machine Co. Davtdson, who s111gs better than MISS Fteld fl1es, ts a suf- ~t!1JWID1!J£®/J..J MJ4G,.,tJ -1 , _ Unsc:ramble these four Jumble-. fermg American husband, beguiled by blS cute young wife, but baffled and tied m koots by her extraordinary powers But he hangs 111 there uyou get.a sense of deja vu, think baok about adecade, when Elizabeth Montgomery was wtggling her nose ill the openmg ep1sodes of ' Bewttched", and you'U understand why In fact thts program could he enlltled "Bewttched Revtslted", 'or perhaps "Jeanrue Dreams of Me,,. b1tt that wouldn't really be fair, sii1Ce MISS Montgomery, her TV husbands Dick York and Dick Sargent, and Barbara Edell8re $II far better per!onners than MISS Field and MJ; Davtdson by THOMAS JOSEPH • A< ROSS l Zoo strur lure 5 Sun ~Jassc:s (slang) II M1ne entran ce 12 Natural gilt 13 Meander 14 TW111 C together 15 Praor LQ 16 Founda hon 17 We rem Money 18 With stress 20 Holbrook 21 Wetrd 22 Know! edge able %3 Booty 24 Auction mark 2 Wors hip 3 Shmulate (4 wds 1 4 Summer (Fr} 5 Metallic 6 - And) 7 Wholly Yesterdays Answer 16 Arclic s1ght 19 Stock exchange member 25 Prison release 26 Dawdled 28 Ba~blc 29 L1te-:,arv work 8 Thoma& sh1p Mann work (3 wds ) 9 Engrave or carve 10 English essaytst 22 Malt 30 Vooalton mfus1on 23 Advan ce 35 In ... tho study course 24 Micro cent er of 36 Br1ef orgamsm sw1m ram Griffin the sermonette mountain The Bible tells it like it is range 32 Black Sea country (abbr ) 33 Neither s partner 34 Kmdol band (hyph wd) 36 Mollo or Mah ponte 37 AXYDLBAAXR lo LO' NGFI!LLOW One letter s1mply stands for another In this sample A is used for the three L s X for the two D s etc Smgle letters apostrophes, the length and formation of the words a,re all bmts Each day the code letters are different I J I I I WPEI n No" the circled ]etten I I I L::::·::~·~~~~~~----~~~•;u~IJ~":':•d~byl~.eabovecarloo~ ''-______;c:;Prittt=lec:..:.=·=-=IIGWIII==------'1 . ITIX J DRO arranp to form lhe 1urpri1e anawer, u (A-.wen lomorrow) l Au~n E CRYPTOQUOTI!S PT DLO IAD GYPOLZ MERXA I A 0 L YPZPVRMDRT EYUARY AOMBT ZDOT LDU F D R EYO PL E BDTPUPDL -TPY YesterdAy'& Cryptoquote HISTORY IS ONLY A CON FUSED HEAP OF FACTS-LORD CHESTERFIELD , ]umhl.., ROIOT .UOUT DIPIN! PODIUM Yei1Hday'• Kmd of lava DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it: tAFAIRS lfJIH lfW il uour~ntnmce u:ron t leave G bad ~-A DOOitMAT West North East South Pass Pass 2• 3+ Pass Pass !NT 2+ 4+ Pass Pass 4+ Pass Pass (C 11'78 Kina Feat~ou·~• SJndicate. Inc) ~uppers Plains Society News : By Mrs Evelyn Brlekles ~unday School attendance at Methodtst Church was 59 .0 offermg was $24 67 :\V'i>rship attendance was 36 and offermg $34 88 An unportant ~~ling was held at the annex ;!>'lOIIday everung to show the 'Completed plans and talk over :the cost of ljle new church Those viSiting Mrs Jesste ;:-N"ewell Sunday were Mr : N~well's ststers Mrs Nora • Damewood of Akron, Mrs • ,"Esla White ol Long Bottom "Route, Mrs Mary Reed of ,' Eastern Mrs William Frecker of Minersvtlle Route ac com)lamed them here for the • !# The Jacoby transfer btd ts good enough so that vtrlually every expert player uses 11 but tt tsn tany wonder b1d In parttcular you don t need to use tl every lime your part· ner opens no trump and you have a long maJor su1t North wants to be tn game after the no trump opemng but he tS not sure that he wants to play spades He has ftve spades and four hearts Hence he re· sponds w1lh a Stayman two clubs and JUmps to three spades after h1s partner demes any four card maJor holdmg That JUmp to three spades IS a game force It guarantees at least h~e spades and shows a su~plemenlary four card heart sutt by tnference W1thout those hearts Norlh would simply respond w1th a transfer to +iiHft spades W_"!_Y, WITiaJT HOI< REFUTATION; OH WE CC\JLO SU~VE FOR A E""""IEIO: MD PER50NALI1Y MONTH OR_ T'N01 euT II=' WINNIE: 1HI5 PLACE WOULD FALL GcrrREilLLY5CK HO.VIDN0 APART IN NO TIME. DO YOU "THIN I<. IT WOULD )n<ERE TAKE FOR WORD 10 GET ARUJND i' VISII ... ENTERPRISE ASSN I Tbe bukhnc luis been & Wetl Norlh Eatl Sou<h !NT Pass ' You South hold +K Z 4 J tJ % +A Q t I S 4 Wl!at do you do now' A-BY llweeao-tramp Yo• ban .i Our manners somettmes become so cultured and re£med that • .-wllen we are asked a sunple questiOn about Btble teactnng we ~:&at around the bush until the truth IS lostm the foliage ·~ The Btble tells 11 like IllS 'and that's the way we should do tl Thts 111volves telling the truth JUSt as tt ts tn straightforward pla111, and understandable language We use great plamness of speech," n Cormtluans 3 12 f Constder the effecllveness of telling 11 like 11 IS tn this tllustraltoo usmg the language of the street In the world of gambling, a man who refuses to pay 1s a welcher No one feels the least btl 111chned to call such a person a gambling delillquent In the armed servtces a man who leaves his posits a d-lSerler, not an unexcused absentee In the busmess • world, a man who wttlnot pay h1sdebts IS a deadbeat All these terms state clearly the case of the person mvolved and every one knows whalts meant But m the church we cover up the truth about people hke tb1s We call persons who have qutt "a.sembl111g or parllctpaling m the efforts of the congregation, • macttve members ' Tlus erroneous termmology spares the person mvolved a sense of pam because tt covers up the real truth of his condition The Btble tells ttlike It ts and does not pussyfoot around to disgmse the shame of the smner' It doesn t sound too bad to hear Cllltured references to a man's havmg a drinkmg problem or being an alcohOlic stck by today s terrmnology but •I IS more accurate and comes ac ross plamer when smful drunkard ' ts used t ' That s what a habitual heavy drmker IS - he s a drunk In listmg the "works or the flesh m Galatians 5, Paul mcludeo:: envymgs drunkenness revellings and su ch like ,' m verse 21 of that chapter It almost sounds like a complnnent when we hear references to a homebreakcr or free-wheeling lover or , :: swinger' as a ladtes man But the Btble tells ttlike tits ' He ts a '- Openmg lead- tQ By Oswald & James Jacoby POMEROY SACRED HEART Rev POMEROY TRINITY I ilthc r f\cr'l ard Kra1 cov <" ~t"' W H Pt>rr 1 pastor Roy • p l<,tor Phone 99 2 1tl1'> M,y~r Supt Cl urctrl school ~ llurday C'vC'n lQ Mass 7 JO " IS a m worsh 1p 10 2-1 a 111 p " ~u 1day Ma ss S and 'lO xouth ChOir rehC<tr S~ I M&nd(iy ' 1 Co nl ess•ons Saturday 7 30 PIll Mrs Mafv n Sur/ I JO p m d reclor scruor ch01r POMEROY FIRST BAP rehearsal 1 30 p m Thur s TIST Robert Kuhn p.;,slor Oay Mr s Paul Nea se w 11 an Watson Su nday sc hool d rector '>UJ.> t Su nday schoo l Q 10 il n POMEROY CHURCH OF ~vr 6 pm B1b1" study THE NAZARENE Corner WldnC'sday 7 p m cho.r Un on and Mulberry Rev pr ~lc t c ~ Wedn esday 8 JO p m Clyde V Henderson pastor POMEROY WE SL EYA N Sund;:,y school 9 30 a rn Gten HOLINESS CHURCH McClung sup! morn ng H<.'lrrt SO t1V He J.; oad Rev worsh fp 10 30 am evenmg 0 Dell Manley Pa stor H t: nry !.er"' ce 7 30 m d week scr Ebl n Su nday School Sup! vice Wednesday 7 30 p m S u ldav School 9 30 am Even ng worsh i p 7 30 p m ,:::: GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Pnyer and Prase serv1cc Rev Herold Deeth pastor Thursday 7 JO p m - th urch sennces 10 30 a m NEASE SE TTLEMENT ~ Holy Commun on on Sept 9th CHAPEL Non " Begmnlng Sept 9 church dl'no Yl natJOnill George S .- sshool 10 30 am ff'r nursery 0 le>r Pas lor Sunda y Sc hool 10 fnr oug h age 12 a m Worsh p 5erv ce 11 a m POMEROY CHURCH OF Su nday n ghl serv ces 7 30 CHRIST Mr Hoyt A! en Jr p m Wednesday Prayer pas1or B ble Schoo L. 9 30 a m mee t ng 7 30 p m Everyone wor sh p 10 30 adult worst1 p welcome serv ce and young peoples POMEROY W.ESTSIDE ~ .OJ ee l ng Path 7 30 p m Sun CHURC H OF CHRI ST 200 W d.a y Wednesday comb•ned Ma n St Loren T St ephens B tb le study and prayerevangel sl phone 99 2 7856 meet ng 7 30 p m Conservaltve non THE SALVATION ARMY ns lru menta l Sunday wors h p Ginvoy Ray W W n ng off cer 10 a m 8 Ole study 11 a m n cha rg e Sunday 10 <;:~ m worsh i p 6 p m Wednesday Ho i ness neet ng 10 30 a m 0 ble s tudy 7 p m Sunday Sc hool Young Peopl es MIDWAY COMMUNITY Leg •on 7 p m Thurs:dily 1 to 3 CHURCH (n on P m Lad es Home LeilgU~ .., denom nat anal) Langsv lie ~ m Pr ep cl a sses Dexter Roa d the Rev worl ey ST PAUL LUTHE RAN Haley pastor Sunda y sc hool ,.... ~rner Second and Sycamore 10 a m even ng worsh p 7 JO ts Pomeroy the Rev Joseph p m Pr a y er mee t ng Wlll Gallipolis supp l y pastor Tu esday 7 30 p m youth Sunday school 9 15 10 15 gro up F r day 7 JO p m mornmg worsh tp new hour of 10 ,.5 unt I further not ce 2'7 Bardot s friend 28 Omen 31 Moroccan each square. to form four ordmary words I TJ I I I • 26 Mr one Jetter to I RODJF I •• WHEN I CAN GIT OUT OF THIS OADSURN SICK BED Y....._~... AN GIT BACK ON M'f FEET, OOC 1 ME AN \fOU BOTH ~E CUM~ IN'10 ~COCKPIT I aF HIS SOf'llliTH CM\El. (OI{lii(T THE EN61NE COIJ6~ ONCE AND THEN >TART~ WITH A ROAR I • ao ..terelt iD: slam, " ' ccrlaiDiy wut IG lle Ia aame fad able lriekl Ire a hH •••• 10 . .ke tlla•ll TODAY S QUESTION Whot do you bid as cluler w<th Several from this comn111111ty also attended the funeral and called at the funeral home at Coolvtlle Mr and Mrs Kettb Cashdorph of Columbus called on Mrs Jess1e Newell Frtday Homer Cole returned home from a Lancaster Hospital after suffenng a light stroke near Lancaster Sunday Mrs Dorothy Dodderer ts a patient at Hockmg Valley Community Hospttal She ts the daughter of Effie Saunders Carmel News By the Day I ,.r~ I t AD I01 tiC'd H ~ nh t ".o~ I \ tn 111 Church GRh H AM UNITED MET HOD IST Pr e ach i ng li JU 3 n f rst and second u 1Hiays of each month thtrd :lld tourlh Su ndays each llO lh wor- sh p serv ce at 7 30 p m Wednesday even ngs at 7 30 Prayer and e ble Study FIRST SO UTHERN BAP Tl s T 182 Mulberry Ave P"mcroy affil aled W1lh the ReY Fred H II S B C pa s. lor Hershel McClure Sunday sc hool supt Su nday school 9 30 am morn ng worsh ip 10 30 am Sunday e vangel st c meet ng 7 30 p m Prayer ml'et ng Wednesday 30 p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIA H BAPTIST Corner Fourth and Man M ddleport Rev Henry Key Jr pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Mrs Ervtn Baumgard ner Sup! Mornmg worsh p IO.-t5arn JEHOVAH S WITNESSES ~ Larry Car nahan pres d1ng m n•sler Su nday 8 bte lee lur e 9 30 a m watchtower study 10 30 a m Tuesday B ble st udy 7 30 p m Thvrs day m n1 s try school 7 JO p 01 serv ce mee t ng a 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chnst 1n Chrtst.an Un1on Lawre n ce Manl ey pastor Mrs Russe l l Young Sunday Schoo! Su pt Su nday Sc hool 9 JO am Even 1ng worship 7 30 Wednesday prayer meelng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Rac.ne Route 2 the R ev James M Muncy pa stor Sunda y schoo l 9 4S a m morn ng worsh p 11 a m even ng worsh p 7 30 p m Prayer meet ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Young peoples meet ng 7 30 p m Thu rsd a y RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Be rtha K1 ngr ey su b s ! lul e pastor Sund ay Sc hool 10 a m worsh p se r v •ce ? p m Sun day Pray er n ee l ng Wedrt"''Sdil'f 7 30 p m ~II;IE.L COMMUNITY C HURCH - Near Lo ng Bot tom Es t 1 Hart pastor Roy 13rown a$s s l ant pastor Sunday schoo l 10 i!l m Church 7 30 p m each Sunday e ven ng prayer meet ng 7 30 p n1 Thu r sday MIDDLEPORT PEN T E COSTAL - Th r d Ave the Rev W1l ! am Kn !l et pastor Ro nald Dugan Sund ay Sc hool Su p ! Classes tor a ll ages even ng se r vtce 7 30 p m B ble stud y Wednesday 7 30 p m youth serv ces F nday 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Co rn er As/1 a nd P um M d c.Jteport No e l Herrman pas tor Saturday eve n ng se rv ce 7 p m Sun day school 10 a m Sunday even ng wor sh p 7 p m FIRST BAPTIST Of M d "dl epor t co rn er of S x fh and Palm er Sl ree l s Rev Charles S mo n s pa st or Danny Thom p son Sun day Sc hool Supe r ntendent Sun day chu rc h school tor eve ryone Q 15 a m Mornmg worsh p 10 15 am Ev en ng serv ces Wednesday prayer 7 30 p m serv cc 7 30 p m Extra youth pe l VII es on Sunday 5 p m for all you.t h up to s1xth grade 6 JO for 1un or and se n or h gh stu det:1ts CHURCH OF CHRIST M dd eport 5th and Man Raul Moyer pastor M chael Gerlach Sunday Sc hool sup t ~ blc School 9 30 a m morn ng wors h p 10 30 am even mg worsh p 7 30 p m prayer se rv ce 7 p m Wed n esd ay MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Thomas E Weaver pastor Floyd Carson Sunday school super ntendent Sunday school 9 30 am mornmg worsh p 10 30 Su nday evangel st c meetmg 7 30 p m prayer meet1119 Wednesday 7 30 p m GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Seco nd Ave M ddleport Lesley G Holt pastor Sunday school 10 am worsh p ser v tce 11 a m worsh p serv1ce 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday n 1ght prayer serv ce 7 30 THE UNITED PRES BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Dw i ght L Zay tz Pastor D rector HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church School 9 30 a m Mr's Homer Lee Supt Murn ng WorSh i p 10 30 a m MIDDLEPORT Sunday Church School 9 30 am John F Fultz Supt Morn ng Worsh p 10 30 a m SYRACUSE Morning Worsh p 9 a m Sunday Church School 10 a m Mrs Sampson Hall Supt MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Robert T Bumgarner Director POMEROY CLUSTER Rev Car.l E HICkS ReY D Wm Sydenstncker CHESTER - Worshtp 9 15 a m Church Sc hocl 10 am ENTERPRISE - WorshiP 9 Chu r c h Schoo! 10 a m a m FLATWOODS - Worsh p 11 om Church School 10 am POMEROY WorShiP 10 30 am Church Sc hoo! 9 15 a m U MY F 6 JO p m ROCK SPRINGS - Wors h p 10 a m Chvrch School 9 a m UMYF 6 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Rober! Bumgarner HEATH -. Worship 10 30 a m Church Sch oo! 9 30 a m UMY F7 pm RUTLAND - Worsh p 9 15 a m Church Sc hool 10 a m UMYF7pm SALEM CENT!:R: Wor Sh p 9 a m Church Schoo! 10 am UMYF Thursdey 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev Rtchard E Jarv•s ASBURY Worsh p 11 a .rn Church Sc hoo l 9 50 a m WSCS Jst Tuesday FOREST RUN ~ Worsh p 9 a m Church School 10 a m WSCS 3rd Wednesday 7 JO Mrs Juamta Spencer called Mr and Mrs Tom O'Netl and on, Mr and Mrs Wayne son and Mrs James Ingram "Brlckles Saturday Sr all of Columbus spent Mrs Neva Dresher of The Plaii)S, Ohio called on Mr and Saturday wtth Ralph Lee and Mrs Veri Tuttle over the Mr and Mrs Robert Lee and week;md and attended the family They also called at the home of Mrs Dean Brmker luneral of Charles Seizing Mr and Mrs Frank Hudson • Those calling on Mrs Betof Racme, Mr and Mrs Shelby ~lng and attending the funeral of Mr Betzmg were Mr and Pickens and fam1ly of Mrs Bob Stalter Delphm Syracuse and Paul Rose, local\ Christ), and Orville Chrtsty, all spent Sunday wtth Mr and Qf Cohunbus Mrs Ila Fay Mrs Allan Taylo( Mr and Mrs James Ctrcle, Ipmes and Mr and Mrs William Ntckle of Athens, Mr and Mrs George Ctrcle, • pm MINERSVILLE - Worsh p Harry F Gorby of Little New Haven, vts1ted Mrs Mary 10 a m Church School 9 a m Circle on Sunday Rocking, Mrs Trible Wilson w scs 3rd Monday 7 30 p m Mrs Mabel Lax of Ft SYRACUSE Church lind friend of GaUtpolis, Fay school 9 a m worsh p ser Lauderdale, Fla , ts visiting Parlin of Marietta, Mr and VICe 7 30 p ffi SOUTHERN CLUSTER Mrs <>scar Spencer, Mr and with Mr and Mrs Douglas Rev Frank Cheesebrew Circle, Florence Ctrcle and Mrs Bruce Spencer and Rev L.rrv Pohng Rev Howard Shtveley daughter, Angela of Belpre, other relabves BETHANY (Dorcas) Mr and Mrs Arthur Johi1son Worsh ~MI' and Mrs Charles Hoffman ip 9 30 am Church _.aoo Stephen Hoffman of and daughter, Sheryl LeAnn Schoo! 10 30 a m CARMEL Worsh p 11 Columbus, Mr and Mrs called at the home of Mr and a m ls i and 3rd Sundays floward Christy of Madtson, Mrs 1 Douglas Johnson of Church Schoo l 10 a 01 APPLE GROVE - Worsh p Jnd Mr and Mrs Anthony J Racine on Sunday everung 7 JO p m 1 rst and th1rd Su n Mr and Mrs Wtlllam day s Church school 9 JO · ~argentl, Ross and Goldie m pray e r meettng t r st of Racine spent an aWednesday Carleton ~ilon, all of Ches_terhill, and 7 30 p m EAST LETART - Worship jl.~v Clifford Watson of evenmg with home folks m the 7 30 p m second and fourth counlry recently ::.I'lifkersburg Sunpays church sc hool 9 30 \ LHtiV ' ' " (tl ~t: f\l8E :u 1\'\, nor II Hosp I II 1 ~ , u~ p l<;hJr Hf'fJH r I Morq 111 !:.dbhilfh ~l hOOI f'vt I Y ... Jurd~y "'' p m nnd wor sh p ~~ r v ct touow nq ctl J l'i p n ()p(' n U•bll d scus on t:'<.H. h 1 twr ~d~ Y r11 7 30 p ., n at the c hur ch Tt (' F r endly )I - iemtcator, a whoremonger' -~~ We who profess love for the truth and for the souls of men must have the gnt and the courage to tell It like 1lts If we fatl to d;pose error or to teach a lost person concenung hts condttion, ~ come short of the last set before us m the Book of God We llltiSl always be prepared to defend the Gospel of Chnst wtth a ' thus sayeth the Lord and openly teach and pracllce only those thlngs authomed m the Bible the Wo;d of God The B1ble calls ' ooe who teaches other than the pure word of God a false le~cher "The Bible calls one who tells other than the whole truth ' a liar' ' Beware of such men as would not answer all your ·.:.quesltons abOut what they leach They have reason to avotd - 'lulswerillg, when they teach other than the Word of God ' Yes, the Bible tells 1t like It 1s Do you? - Loren T Stephens I SHORE WILL BE TICKLED ••• away 40 Soccer gre3l IIOW N l Proof rcadii) g Both vulnerable iNEWSPAA . ~W o rn eers word %5 Beat as South doesn t know bow good ;::=;::=;:;::;::;:-(-i~~~SJi1~~M~;;=\j hts partner s hand ts South ; MV I:>!>DD'I, RIP does know that he 1s lookms at >VOl<! LEGOFF. 17 of the best htgh card pomts 5AVS DUDE that a man can hold and Soulh >McSWii<IGER IS announces lh•s by hiS four club NOT THE T'IPe: b1d This bid leaves spades OF RASS~ER · open as the fmal contract but suggests a spade slam m case North has a really good hand North has JUStlO high card potnts, no smgleton and no ace, stgns off at four spades and has no trouble makmg hts contr:act plus an overtrtck ' 38 Frost('cl SOUTH ID) tQI08 .AK7 tA63 tA984 ' ••' t EAST tK92 • • •' ' ••• ••• ••• .. +AI .93 tQJ1061 +J753 .10865 • • ~J' .-,..: NORTH t KJ76& .QHZ t75 +K2 I~ • •• • " VINTIST !. 7- The Datly Sentinel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 (let 5 1973 6 00 - News3 4 8 10 13 15 6 Sesame Sf 20 TBA JJ 6 30- News3 4 6 B 10 IS Hogans Heroes 13 7 00 - Truih or Conseq 3 6 Beat the Clock 4 New s- 10 W'\at s M y Linea W1ld Kingdom 13 Elec Co 20 Audubon W ildlife ~EVENTH --, • ' • DAY r "•' r~o 1 CI 111 rd t!H'I'fonQ 1 I './' o o.,J • f ~ II BAPTIST f) I liiv'- (! I u t I II y --...t vt I 1 hd l'f '> 1 (IV I I y r (' Ot UOl HI l 'V .. und i1 / I ..,, 10 l 9 .t<, W O r- C,t pr lYP• tO p ti rt p 11\d Ill / 11 R bl(' ~ PlAINS Ct+'RISTIAN C H URC H E u<Jt ~~ Undf'rwdod pa stor How.ud C<' ldw~ll J r Sunday :-ac IIOCJI 'l.l;p unda y Sc hool Q 10 1 ' 1 Morn ng se rmon 10 JO 1 Su ndilY evC'n n"g TUPPE~S ~ MOJ'lNtNCoSTAR Wor s hp Churcl'\ Sc hool 10 30 'I n M d Wt;>elo. SerVICe W C<Itll sday 8 p m MORSE CH APEL Wor S h~ II a m 1st and 3rd Su n<:Jav ._ Ch urch 'ic hool 10 Y 10 il m St r'V icl PORTLAND Worship 7 JO Church Sc hool 9 JO a m SUTTON Worship 11 am 1nd and 4th Sundays Church School 10 a 11 WESLEYAN (Rac tn e) Worshtp 11 am Church Sc hool 10 a m NORTHEAST ClUSTER Rev Robert Meece R eY Stanley Brandum JOPPA Worsh p 10 am Church School 9 a m Prayer Meet ng Wednesday 8 ;> m LONG BOTTOM ~ Church s crv ccs 9 a m Sunday School 9 45 am B ble Study every Thursday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL Wor sh p 11 a m Church Sc hool 10 am ALFRED Sunday school 9 45 am each Sund ay preach ng at i 1 am each Sunday Pr ayer meetmg 7 4S p m Wednesday WSCS 8 p m on th rd Tuesday each month REEDSVILLE Sunday sc hool 9 30 preach ng 7 30 p m Sunda'{ prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Tu~sday WSCS 7 30 f rst Thur sd ay each month SILVER RIDGE - Worsh p 10 a m Chur ch Sch oo l 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS Worsh p 9 a m Church Schoo l 10 a m t<ENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Freder ck su pt Serv ce weekly 9 30 am on Sunday Preach ng f r st and th1rd Sundays of month, by Cl fford Sm1th 9 30 a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION D,ar re l Doddr II p as tor Sunday Sch oo l 9 30 a m Leonard G I more f r st eld er eve n ng serv ce 7 30 p m. Wednesday prayer m ee t ng 7 JO p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD ~ Rae ne Route 2 The Re v Charles Hand pa stor Su nday scho o l 9 45 a m morn ng wor s h p 11 am Even.ng serv 1ces Tuesday and F r day 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST B ble study 9 30 am morn tng wor sh •P 10 30 am even ng worsh•P 6 30 p m Wednesday B ble s t udy 7 JO p m p m :J ..,. :t ~ . me- to Lord, to 1\s fhy That BREAD Sunday I Hebrews OF LIFE 9 I 1:4 Monday Deuteronomy 281-14 Tuesday Psalms 121 1-8 Wednesday pm MT OLIVE CHURCH L ong BoltollJ. Su nday School 10 a m w th W liard P gott sup! Evangel s l mess age each Su nday even ng 7 30 p m by Elder Russell Cl ne m n ster of the Aposlo! c Fa th B ble S! udy Wednesday 7 30 p m STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHlf.RCH - Sunday sc l'1oot serv 1ce 10 am Pray er m ee t ng Thursday 7 p m Sunda y even ng sennce 7 p m ZION CH-URCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Harrtsonv lie Road Kenneth Eberts pastor Paul McElroy Sunday Sc hool Sup! Sun day Schoo 9 30 a m morn ng worshtp and com mun ton 10 30 am Sunday eve n1ng youth Chr st 1an en deavor 6 30 worsh1p ser v ces Su nday 7 30 p m W ed nesday even.ng prayer mee t 119 and B b le stu dy 7 30 pm ST JOHN LUTHERAN P n e Grove the Rev Arthur Combs pastor Sunday sc hco ! church serv ces 9 30 a m 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CH R 1ST B bl e Sch oo! 9 30 a m morn.ng wor sh•P 10 30 a m Sunday cven.ng Worsh1p Se rv ce 7 30 p m cho r prac t1 ce Sunday and Wed nesday 7 p m prayer meet nQ and B ble Study Wednesday 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Freeland Norr s pastor Sunday sc hool 10 am Church serv 1ce 7 p m Wednesday B1bl e Study 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday Sc hool 9 JO a m Morn .ng Worsh p 10 30 a m Even ng wor sh p 7 30 p m Wednesday M d Week Serv ce Su nday Sc hool Su per nl enden t Pa stor RevG erald Wells Morr s M Wolfe RACINE FIRST BAPTISTWa l ler P Blkacsan \ pastor Ronne Salser S S Supt Su nday Sch ool 9 30 a m Mornmg Worsh p 10 45 a m Su nday eventng worsh p 7 30 p m W ednesday even ng B ble Study 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev Lelon Glasure pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m youth and 1un or youth service 6 45 p m evenmg worShiP 7 30 p m prayer and pratse Wednesoay 7 30 p m SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIS.T - Sunday School 10 a m Henry Oav ts supt evenang serv ce 7 30 p m Prayer meet1ng Thursday 7 30 p m Sunday, ali over the world, Chnsuans will umte m Holy Commun1on They wont all agree on the meanmg of tins sacred act Nor wtll they all worsh1p m the same way Yet they wtll draw close to the Lord whose truth and blessmg they share They will come to H•m And m thel! hearts He Will come to them No one kno:s-s how thts communwn ts dosstble Yet each, accordmg to h1s own faith , behe"es t)1at tt happens Mysttcally, symbdhcally, mtraculou•ly, spmtually- men use these different words to express the SOMEHOW that enllames therr hearts At a Table that spans the centur•es, girds the globe, we partake of the Bread of Ltfe-as ONE HARTFORD CHURCH OF CH R 1ST 1R Chnsttan Unton The Rev Wt l l 1am Campbell pastor Sunday scfioo! 9 30 a m J ames Hughes supt evenmg serv•ce 7 30 p m Wednesday even t ng prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Youth prayer s-erv ce each Tuesday GROVE CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson pastOr Ray Whaley supf Morn ng worsh p 9 30 a m 10 30 am ch u rch schOol young peoples meeting 6 30 p 1 c ve1 ng worsh p FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Letart W Va Rt 1 Rev George Hoschar pastor Su nday Sc hoo! 9 30 a m Prayer and B ble study ,., 30 D m Cottage Prayer Ser v ce Tuesday 10 a m -... . warshiP Serv ic e Thursd'l:l r 7 30 p m pm 7 30 p Thursday Psalms 128 1-6 Fnday Psalm• 1441·15 W1th the hope 11 w1ll m some measure foster and help sustam that wh1ch IS good m fam1ly ilnd commun1ty life lh1s feature IS sponsored by the busmess firms and organ1zat1ons whose names appear below MONTGOMERY WARD SEARS 220 E Authonzed Catalog Merchant lOUI S W Osborne Ma1n Pomeroy Ph 992 2176 . 106 Court St . 992 3001 !omeroy MEIGS COU~T'i' BRANCH Nattonw1de Insurance Co Of Columbus 0 307 Spnng Ave Pomeroy Dlal992 2318 . THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. . 296 W. Second CARPET-LAND, INC. .. 3863 p~ 'I'll Pomeroy BIG fiEND BARGAINS Ph 992 7596 116 W Ma1n Free Est1mates - . CATALOGUE STORE Mr and Mrs Charles R Sheets P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Support the Church of Your Cho1ce Pomeroy Ph 992 104W Main Guaranteed lnstallat1on 3354- -'- SUNDAY MARK V STORE . .. - ' We F1ll All Doctors Prescr1pt1ons Pomeroy 992 2955 0 Cor Rts 7&554 FULL SERVICE SHOP Ph 667 3280 Radial Cuts & Toupees 120 E Matn St Pomeroy ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION ROYAL OAK PARK Family Recreat1on Sw1mmmg Camptng Ph 949 9591 Rac1ne WAID CROSS' SONS STORE OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO Baker.s of Holsum Bread Grocertes & General Merchand ise p~ 949 Rac i ne MIDDLEPORT OHIO . ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. DBA Anthony Plumb1ng and Heating ~ - Middleport 337 ~2nd Ph 367 7414 Cheshire MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP LODWICK'S MARKET . . MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY General MerchandiSe Tuppers Pla1ns . TIME~SENTINEL Devoted to the Greater Oh10 Valley MIDDLEPORT OHIO 992-3550 5772 ··') VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. RI::AL ESTATE BROKER f'h 992 3325 110 Mechanic Sf ~ SMITH NELSON MOTORS GAUl'S MARKET Authonzed Bu1ck Pont1ac GMC "Dealer CHESTER OHIO 500 E Matn St Ph 992 2174 - K&C JEWELERS GOEGLEIN READY MIX Phone 992 3284 Mtddleport Keepsake D1amond Rings 212 E Main St . HEINER'S BAKERY Pomeroy . RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE -Bakers of Good Bread HUNTINGTON W VA r . Pometoy E Matn St -'~ . M&R FOODLINER pm MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD - S~cO nd St Mason W Va Chester Tennant pastor Sunday sc h ool 10 a m morn ng worsh p 11 a m evangel st c serv ce 7 30 p m B1ble stu dy and prayer serviCe Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone 773 51 33 P$alms 122 1 9 Scr1pturea ~~ele..:tetl by t he Amen ean B1blt: SOCII:!t) Copynght 1973 Ke1ste1 AO\ c hsmg Service Inc Straeburg \ trg ma f. CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD Rev Ja mes Sat te rf• eld pastor sunday school 9 30 a m worsh p serv 1ce 11 a m evening serv ce 7 prayer serv ce and youth servtce Wed nesday 7 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Robert E Musser pastor Sunday School 9 30 am Robert Bobo supt morn ng worsh p 10 30 Sunday even ng serv1ce 7 30 M d we'ek serv •ce Wednesday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev M C Lar more pastor Bob Moore Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday Sc hool classes for all ages 9 30 am m.orntng wor sh p 10 45 NYPS Sunday 6 30 p m evangeltsll c serv ce Sunday 7 30 p m M•d week pray er tneet1ng Wednesday 7 30 p m M ss onary meet ng se cond Wednesday 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL Rev Rob ert Sm th pastor Sunday school 9 JOa m class leader L e o H II wor s h1p ~e rv t ce 10 30 a m chur c h 7 30 p m EDEN UNITED Bk .:THREN IN CHRIST Eldon R Blake pastor Sunday School 10 am W1nn 1e Su pt Morn.ng H ols nger ser mon 11 am Evenrng serv ce Chr st an Endeavor 7 30 p m Mts Lyde Clleval e r pres dent Song serv ce and ser mon a 20 M1d Week prayer meet ng Wed nesda y 7 30 p m Mrs Mar e Hol s1 ng er class leader CHURCH OF JESUS CHR 1ST - Located at Rutland on New L1ma Road next to Forest .Acre Fiark Rev Ray Rouse pastor Robert Musse r Sunday Sc hool su pt Sunday sc hool Hl JO am worsh •p 1 JO p m B ble study Wed nesday 7 30 p m Sa turday n ght prayer serv ce 7 30 p m to As BOWER'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT MIDDLEPORT OHIO I: . ..:_ . -GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEI'1 TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE . A Cool Dtntng Room Chester Oh io St Rt 7 Tuppers Platns . . RACIN The Store Wtth A Heart Rac1ne ' Ph 61>7 396:1 .· . RACINE PlANING MILL Ph 949 3342 Butldmg Supplfes & CustQm Millwork \ Ph 992 3978 THE DAILY SENTINEL MEIGS TIRE CENTER and • MEIGS TIRE CENTER ALIGNMENT Mtdclleport - ' 000 MARKET . Pa~nTPiumbrng & Electrical SuppTie'S Short Orders- Carry Out ._, """" ·-. Devoted to the Interest of The Metgs & Mason Area 1eroy • Pomerr , Ohio tAKit.KJJtA7t+KJI I ' to un • LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev Robert E Buck l ey pastor w II am Ba ley sup ! Su nd ay school 9 30 a m morn.ng worsh p 10 30 a m even ng wo rsh p 7 30 p m Wednesday Chr s f tan Youth Crusade 6 JO p m ~ prayer meet ng 7 30 p m -1~ Thursday cho•r pra ct ce 7 • r Lord, 0 pm DEXTER CHURCH OF "' CHRIST Danny Evan s pastor Norman c w 11 supt Su nday Sc hool 9 JO a m Worsh p se r v ce 10 30 a m Chr st an Endeavor Sunday even ng REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rae ne Road t::!a l ph Jo hn so n pastor H erb ert Wh l e Su nda y School D re c tor Suflday Sc hool 9 JO am Morn ng worsh p 10 JO a m Sund ay eventng serv ce 7 p m Wednesday even ng prayer sc rv ces 7 30 o m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Great Bend - Rev Walter P B kac sa n pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m worst] p serv Ge Thur sday 7 30 p m CARLETON CHURC~ Road Sunday K 1n gsbu r y Sc hool 9 30 a m Ralph C.&t. sup t Worsh•P serv ce 10 JO am and 7 JO p m alternately Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev Jay St les pa s tor OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev Car! R chards pastor Mrs Worley Franc s Sunday sc hool supt Sunday school 9 4S a m chur c h se rv ce~ , second and fourth Su ndaYs follow ng Sunday school f rst and th rd -Su nday even ngs 7 JO p m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN ~ Mr Rob ert Wyalt pastor Sunday Sc hoo! supt Ronald Osbo rne 8 b! e School 9 30 a m prea c hmg 10 45 a m Even mg se rv ces 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST - Ronald Well s pas tor Sunday Schoo! 9 30 a m Mornmg worsh p 10 30 a m Young Peoples Sery ce 6 4S p m Eva ngel st c -ser v ce 7 30 p m Prayer meet ng Thursday 7 JO p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev L R G luesencamp pastor Roger W• !tr-ed Sr Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday Sc hoo! Sunday evenmg 9 30 a m worsh p 7 30 Prayer meet ng Tuesday 7 JO p m Ernest Deeter c lass leader Youth meet ng Wednesday 7 JO p m Ernest Deeter leader MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN JN CHRIST Robert Shook pastor Su nday school 9 30 a m Russel! Spencer supt worsh p se rv ce 10 4S a m evenmg worsh p a!ternat ng w1th C E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Pray er meehng 7 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe . lay leader WHITES CHAPEL Coolv lie R 0 Rev Roy Dee ter pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m worsh p serviCe 10 JO a m B b!e study and pray er se •e Wednesday 7 JO p m RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST - Ke th W se pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m V H Bral ey supt worsh p ser-v1ce and co mmun on 10 30 am even ng serv1 ce 7 30 p m Wednesday B b le study 7 3_0 p 01 Regu ar board meet mg th rd Salorday each month 7 30 p m _ RUTLAND COMMUNIT,Y CHURCH - Sunday School 9 JO a m worshrp serv ce 11 a m Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 m Sunday nghtworshp 30pm RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd D Grtmm Jr pa stor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m Young peop!~ s serv ce 6 ,. 5 p m Evangel 1st s_ serv1ce 7 JO p m Wednesday even ng se rvice 7 30 p m MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL George Casto pa stor Sunday Sc hool 9 JQ. even ng wor sh p 7 30 Thursday even n9 prayer se rvtce 7 JO p m MASON FIRST BAPHST Second and Porn eroy Sts Stan Crag pa stor SL nday, school 9 45 a m worsh p se rv•ce 11 a m tra n ng u n on 6 30 p m eve nmg worShip serv tee 7 .30 p m M, d w eek prayer serv ce Wednesdayt 7 30 p m ' ~ASON CH-UR(H OF CHRIST P 0 Box 48 7 M l ler M as~;~n W Va Sunday St B ble Study 10 a m Wor sh p 1I a m and 7 p m B ble Study Wednesday 7 p m Vocal mUSIC FIRST SOUTHERN BA,pTI ST - Corner of Second and Anderson Mason Pastor Wa/1er Cloud sunday s'hoot 9 45 a m worsh p serv ce 11 a m and 7 30 p m weekly Bible stu~y Wednesday 7 30 :;;:: ... Break Bless Thou 1 pm LETART FALlS UNITED BRETHREN RPv Freeland Norr '" p ~ s tar Floyd Norr1s sup t Sunday sc hool 9 30 ~~n morn ng se rmon tO 30 a m Prayer serv ce Wedn esday 7 30 p m CHESHIR E CHURCH OF GOO OF PRO PH EtCY G P Smtih pastor Sunday School .. 10 a m Arthur Hen so n Suj'H Morn ng Wor sh p 11 a r:n Young Peoples serv•cc 7 p m Even ng serv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday M d W.eek Prayer pe rvtce 7 30 p m Youth meehng 6 .JO p rn Even ng wor sh •p l 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF TH E NAZARENE ~ Rev Herbert Grate ~a stor War sh p se rv• ce 11 am and 7 30 p m Su nday Sunday School 9 30 a m R •c hard Barton sup t Praye meetmg Wed nesday 7 JO p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Cl fford Sm1lh m n s ter Su nday School 9 30 a m morn •ng chu rch 10 JO a m Sunday even ng serv ce 7 JO p m Wednesday serv ce 8 a n HEMLOCK JN ON ( I ( t p LE:TAK1 rALLS ..\ " ' n1 churc h school 9 a • 111 1cl v I 30 ll n every " 11_,1 .. -'.. �• , 2 - The'i!:fnySentmel Middleport Pomero) 0 Oct 5 1973 Miss Buck honored Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Holter share Jjower show honors Tributes to the late Pearl S guest Mrs John Kmcald were Buck only woman to rece1ve present Mrs Einerson Jones buth the Pulitzer and the Nobel presided at the busmess Peace Prize., were g1ven by meeting during which tune 11 members of the Middleport was decided to again th1s year Literary Cl~b at a meeting sell goods made by the blind Wednesday at the home of Mrs The resignatiOn of Mrs Charles Gaskill was accepted James T1tus Featured on the program with regret Program buoks All Under were diStributed was her book Heaven the story of a whtte Russian woman wbo fled to Cookies and coffee were Clnna to escape Colltmuntsm served by the hostess and there married and had two Offtcers for the year are Mrs Jones president Mrs Harold children Later the family toOk fltgbt from Chma to the Umted Sauer v1ce president Mrs Dwtght Wallace secretary Slj!tes Revtewmg Jonathan and Mrs M L FrencbrLIVIngston Seagull by treasurer The 1973-74 comrrultees are R•chard Bach was Mrs Rodney Dowmng Described as Mrs Jones Mrs Forrest an allegory of the Clmsti~ Bachtel and Mrs Sauer Mrs Charles search for God the boo~ Is program aliout Jonathan a seagull who Gaskill, Mrs Bernard FUltz loved !lyjng more than eating, Mrs Rodney Downmg and practiced hts glide unW he Mrs Charles W McDaniel ~ could do 210 m1les an hour and mUSic Mrs M L French then flew to a planet called M{s Robert F1sher Mrs Carl heaven only to be sent back to Horky Mrs Thereon Johnson earth to tell the story to h1s and Mrs William Frecker CIVIC Mrs James Euler Mrs frtends Mrs Moore spoke to t1H; 0 B Stout Mrs Nan Moore group on the 5 mill bund ISSUe Mrs Sauer library Mrs Arthur Strauss Mrs for school construction funds Dw1ght Wallace Mrs Ben for the mentally retarded and the club went on record as Philson Mrs Roy Cassell supporting the bond 1ssue health and household economics conun1ttee Other wh1ch wt~un for a period of 20 active members of the club are years Sevente members and one Mrs James Harley Mrs • ' M E 1 De d , Ga Ol a blue and a whitefortwo rs ar an an 1•1rs the bo 8 Homer Holter shared top arrangements m Y -L 1 nonors m a\\ards a t th e- home : .,. Oower sho" of the Ch< S~er 'l: Garden Club stage d Wed :: nesdav mght at the Horace • Karr home on Chester Road ! Mrs Dean won the best of : show v.tth her arrangement of : chr}santhemums and gum tree ~ branches on a palm spht "' • bl :: displayed on the game la e • The creatlvtty award went to : Mrs Holter for het entral'ice ::: v plece pedestal 3 tall ~ arrangement of orange dahhas )i- bedroom Mrs Donald Mora received a blue and " red for her arrangements In the bathroom Also on diSplay and JUdged were tt vanety of speCimen exhibits Darrell Hawthorne manage r of Ro~ al Oak Park proVIded a !ali displa) of corn pumpkm and 1vy on the lawns The officers for 1973-74 were mstal1ed m a candlehght se rvtce by Mr s Walker retlrmg president They were Mrs Re1d Young preSident Mrs Pearl Mora vtce : - :md IVY on a pme tree spLit • Each of th e arrar gements : was JUdged on the baSI• of 115 pres tdent Mrs I B Walker ' seco nd Vt(.'e prestdent Mrs : own mertt constdenng destgn Robert Wood secretary Mrs : color combmatJOn sutlabthty Karl Ktauttcr treasurer Mrs ~~ ~:s ~~~~~r~ ';;'.~~~:a~~~ ; "' Guy Summerfield assistant Mrs Robert J Lewts of the sec r etary nnd Mrs Roy ~ M iller assistant tr easurer ~ Wmchng Tra1l Graden Club Read at the meetmg was a • Pomero) • Rtbbons were awarded as Uta nk yo u note from Mrs ! Ma1 y Cox for sunshrne gifts foYows A blue to Mrs Roy fr om the club Mrs Dean Wlli • : Ho1ter for her arrangement m serve as sunshme chatr\\oman • a wheelbarrow a whtte to Mrs •fll Earl Ingels for patw steps for October II was noted that •• arrangement a whtte to Mrs Mrs Bert Grmun ts the county contact chmrwoman and that ~ Woodrow Mora for her p1cmc ~ table arrangement a blue to the Regwn II meelmg w1ll be Mrs Re1d Young for her held at Eastern Htgh School Also announced was the doorway swag Country Fa1r at the Athens Exhtbtted m the hv1ng room Mental Health Center Ocl II were arrangements on the entry table a red to Mrs W ith members bemg urged to contnbute to the flower matt Horace Karr desk a white to The Rutland Garden Club • Mrs Buel Ridenour shadow fl ower s how Nov 17 • • bux a blue to Mrs Robert and 18 at the Rut •" Wood mantel a red to Mrs land Umted MethodiSt l Leonard Erwm coffee table a Church was noted and club : white to Mrs I B Walker members were tn\ 1ted to : televtsLOn a white to Mrs exhtblt • Purley Karr ptano a wh ite to Door pnzes were awarded by •• Mrs Karl Krautter Mrs Ph1hp Radford Mrs Roy •• Ribbons awarded m the Holter and Mrs Donald Mora : dmmg room arrangements to Mrs Earl Ingels Mrs Max : went to Mrs Roy Miller a blue Harrah Mrs Edson Hollon : for her umque assortment of Mrs Gordon Anderson Mrs ~ favors and Mrs Earl Dean W1iham Buckley and Mrs "' blue for cha ndelier Curbs Kmg •.. arrangements Mrs Miller prese nt ed : Kitch en arrange ment several of her handmade .. awards went to Mrs Purley favors as door prt~es to Mrs • • Karr a whtte for the table Homer Holter Mrs Purley •• arrangement Mrs Pearl Karr Mrs Phyllis Gamer : MOra a blue for a wmdow Mrs Gaul Mrs Chadwell : piece and Mrs Oris Gmther a Mrs Warren Ratder Mrs : red for the servtng cart Young Mrs Waik<r Mrs • flowers ~ Woodro\\ Mora Mrs Baer • : ReceiVIng rtbbons for den Mrs Leonard Erwm Mrs , arrangements were Mrs Wood and Mrs Pearl Mora :: !joward Kmght a white for a In response to roll call : .stereo arrangement Mr.s members made a comment on • Dale Kautz red for a f~rep!ac1> an arrangement on exlubtt at •• ptece Mrs Paul Baer blue for •" a mantel arrangement and the flower show Guests were Mrs Curbs : Mrs J M Gaul whtte for an Kmg Mrs Wtlham Buckley • end table arrangement Mrs Phyllis Gamer Mrs • Ribbons for bedroom Edson Hollon Mrs Warren _ arrangements went to Mrs Rmder Mrs John Terrell and Wyatt Chadweil a white for the the club s honorary member master bedroom M1ss Luciile Mrs Max Harrah Sm1th an honorable mention Fancy sandwtches cookies for the ntght stand Mrs mmts coffee and punch were ~ Richard B•rton a blue for the served by Mrs Karr Mrs girls bedroom Mrs Roger Baer and Mrs E:rwm .. """ Fl OWERS FLOWERS EVERYWHERE was the theme of the home flower show Wednesday mg~t at the home of Mrs Horace Karr Rt 3 Pomeroy by the Chester Garden Club Greetmg members and guests as they entered the dnveway was th1s masstve wheelbarrow arrangement of orange and yellow mwns m an anttque pot surrounded by corn and gourds arranged by Mrs Pat Holter Pumpkins and bittersweet bes1de the wheelbarrow added to the fall look of the arrangement wh1ch carried the stgn Chester Garden Club East Letart women meet A serv1ce cele bration markmg the begmnmg of Chureh Women Umted and the end of ll e Wome n s Society of Chrtstlan Servtce was held at the ruesday mght meetmg of the East Letart Church Women Umted Mrs Mabel Sfi1elds had charge of the serv1c~ wh1ch opened w1th the song Smg Unto the Lord a New Song As a spectal feature of the service of celebration each member 10 the group told of someone of the church who had been an influence for good m her- hie Mrs Barbara Dugan pres ided at the busmess meetmg which opened wtth the Lord s prayer 10 Wll son Of fleers reports were g1ven and Mrs Mary Roush remmded members that subscrmhons of FXOTIC! I /IY /()(IN/ION TROPICAL FISH- TURTLES GERBILS PARAKEETS HAMSTERS GUINEA PIGS SEE OUR SPECIAL AQUARIUM KIT Amer1ca Family night held RACINE - The Umted MethodiSt Women of the Racme Wesleyan Umted MethodiSt Church held Family N1ght at the church Wednesday mght The occasion was also a welcome back to Rev and Mrs Howard Shtveley and family attended by approxtmately 50 members After an enjoyable l!me of fellowship and carry m~:hnner Mrs James Rees Jr read a poem which she had written RACINE - Twenty three youths JOtned for devotiOns and fellowship at the weekly Prayer Breakfast Wednesday at the Racme Wesleyan Umted Methodist Church Frank Cleland local post master led the mormng med1tallon He smd the only way to have a happy life wtthout worry and frustration was to put Chnst !Irsl others second and self last Break fast conSistmg of scrambled The Dally Sentmel DEVOTED TO THE and the Pastor and h1s fam1iy were presented wtth a money tree The rem~mder of the evenmg was spent With the sho,.mg of f1lms by Rev Shiveley followed by a hymn smg led by Mrs VIctor Wolfe chatrwoman of the Umted Methodtst Women w1th Mrs Garrett Circle al the p1ano To close the evemng Blest Be the T1e and God Be Wtth You were sung CHESTER L. TANNEH L.l ROBERT HOEFLICH 10 gal CtyEdtor Pub Stll'd da v excep Sa ur d11y by The Oh oVa ey Pub Sh ng Comp d y 11 Cou S Pomeroy Oh o lank 45769 Bus nes Off ce Phone 992 2156 ECI oral Phone 992 Start your way to aquanum fun wtlh a starter ktllhal mcludes tank filler pump he~r all the a'ccessortes -------------------------- .. MODERN SUPPLY . 399 W Matn St Pomeroy 0 THE STORE WITH ALL KINDS ,O F STUFF - FOR PETS STABLES LAR GE& SMALL ANIMALS LAWN S AND GARDENS 992 2164 ' Second 57 c ass pos age pa d Pomeroy Oh o Na o n e ad"'e s ng epr e::.enta ve Bo nl' Ga aghe nc 12 Eas <~~2nd s New or I< New Yo k Subsc p on a es Qe l(t' ed by ca r e whe e ava abe ss cen s per week By Moor Route whee ca er serv c e no a ... a tab e One mon h SJ By rna n Oh o and W VII One Yea $16 S 1< mon hs Bso Three months ss so E sewhe e S 8 year sx months $9 SO three mon hS $6 Subscr pt on p ce n Svnday T mes c udes Sen ne a PARK RESERVED SATURDAY ..!... OCTOBER 6th UNTIL 5 PM 11 FAMILY OUTING" BOOT AND SHOE WORKERS LOCAL UNION No 385 PORTSMOUTH, OHIO ---------------------------Sunday October 7th wtll be the last day of 1973 Season SPECIAL REDUCED RATES. on rrde tickets or you may PAY ONE PRICE Sl 00 per person and en1oy unl mtted ndes for the full day Park wtfl be open 11 00 a m unt I 10 00 p m • I t eggs cereal toast Blueberry Muffms and orange ]wee was served by Mrs John Duddmg Mrs Curhs Johnson and Mrs Howard Shiveley Attendmg were M1ke War ner Chris H1ll Bill Shiveley Gene ShiVeley Tun Hill Elisa McMtllan Conme Roush Helen Wilcoxen Debbie Harden Chern Bass Pat Woods Becky Kouns Molly Ftsher Randy Duddmg Stephen Nease Paul Cross Stephame Ord Roma Nease Rhonda West VIcki Wolfe Randy Warner Da\'ld Theiss and Beverly Hart INTEREST OF ME GS MASON AREA E•ec Ed • Mrs. Reibel • • d commtsstone SALE IN PROGRESS A rwnmage sale 111 progress at the Enterpnse Untied Methodist Church w11! continue through Saturday 9 a m to 5 p m A feature of the Saturday sale will be a large grocery sack !tiled wtth rununage for 50 cenls POMEROY LANES Wednesday Early M1xed September 26 1973 Won Lost Team 6 28 12 Team No 2 26 14 Young::. Market 22 18 Team 3 18 22 Team 1 14 26 Team4 1'l 28 H gh Game Men Russ Carson 211 Speed Russell Ken McLaughlin 192 Women Max ne IL>ug"'n 200 Linda w nebrenner 199 H gh Se r es - Men Russ Carson 5 19 Larry Dugan 509 Women Pat Carson 500 L nda W n ebrenner 485 Team H Slh Game and Series - Team No 1 704 and 1944 Late Monday Mixed October 1 1973 won Lost Dann e s Mob le Homes 13 5 MarkV 12 6 JacksCut> 10 8 Team No 4 7 11 Evelyn s Grocery 7 11 TeamNo 1 5 13 Team H gh Game and Seres - Oann e s Mob1le Homes 738 and 2092 lnd H gh Game - Men Vic W pp e 230 Ed Voss 22.4 WOmen Mary voss 203 and 182 H gh Se r es lnd - Men V1C W pple 596 Ed Voss 587 Women Mary vos 0 ,Mar l ene W tson 467 • Her comrrusswn from Mrs Marge Levan state councllor was read at a meeting of Theodorus Monday mght at the IOOF hall Plahs were made to meet With Gallia council 114 Oct 8 to ass1st in planrung the sprmg rally which will take place at Gallipolis m April The death of Charles Betzlng at the Kimes Nursing Home was noted It was reported that Mrs Came Memhart Is 1m provmg at the Holzer Medical Center where she has been a patient for the past SIX weeks The priZe package donated by Mrs Reibel was won by Mrs Eva Dessauer The Oct 15 meeting w1ll feature a potluck dmner Your Rtght to Know 1nd 'b e nfo r ned of t he hmc IonS of you r go ver n nt>n l a re em bod ed n pu b! c notic es I n that se f Qovern ment ch a rges a c t ze-ns lo be nfoqn ed fh s new spaper ur ge:; ever y c I zen to rea d and st u dy th ese not ces W e strong ly adv se tho se c 1 z"&n s see k n g f urt h er nfor m a t on to exer cise th et r r ght of access t o pu b c re cord s and p u b c m eet ng s • _,. Call 949 3835 10 5 J1C c upboa1d s wal l c upbot~~rd s c h es t s o d guns any c ond 1 o n A l so b lue decorated" ston ew a r e Wr t e P 0 Box 44 Mart in sb urg D h o 43935 or call 1 484 4440 atrer 7 p m 8 8 90 c A PP AloosA m a re w l h 5 mon th col t P hone 742 4448 • 1026tp CO RNER Comp l e t e nob l e ho m e service p lus g gan t c d spl 1y of mob 1le homes alwil ys .:wa1 l able at MILLER 'VIOBILE HOMES WANTED - -,;r~- a u CtOn hou seh ol d g ood s Too s most anyth ng of va lue W I b u y or set on comm ss on W 11 hau Ca I 997 335 4 o r 992 1792 Hayman s 7 25 tf c ------'------1.-~--- OLD furn ture oak ta b es c lo cks c e boxes bra ss bed s d1shes or complete household s Wr t N M D M ler Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o c a I 9926 271 S 13 ttc NE W 19 73 ZIGZAG se w 19 m a ch n es n or g nal f acto r y c arton i g za.g t o make b utlon t:Jo tes se w o n bu ttons monog ra ms a n d make fancy des Qns w t h vs t t he tw st o f a s ng l e d 1al Left n la y a wa y and n eve r b een us~d w II set for on l y $47 cash or ter ms av a a bl e Ph on e 992 2984 9 30 5t c 1220 Wa shmgto 1 Blvd 423 752 1 L-- BELPRE 0 - - - -----' EL E CT R OLUX vacuum c leal\e r A I cond t on uses paper bags has co rdwmder and many atta chm ent s a so shampooer atta c hm ent n eluded On y 4 ava oiJb e at i37 70 c a sh or t er ms ava table Phone 99 2 2984 9 30 6tc For Sale NOTICE ON F ILING OFINVEN1"0RY AND APPRAISEMENT HON OA 160 Dream ook s g ood The State of OhiO Me1g5 runs good I el ude s two County Probate Court he m et s S22{) t r m Ca 1 949 To the E)(ecutr x of th e 59 13 estate ~o suc;;h of t'le to ow ng 10 1 5t c as are res dents of the State of Oh o viz the surv v ng l c BRU SH HO GS 4x 5 ft phOhe spouse the next of k n the BLIND ADS 99 2 5858 bel)ef c1ar es under the w 11 Add t ona 25c Charg e per 7 15 tt c and to the attorney or attorneys Advert sement represent ng any of the OFFICE HOI:JR S EXCEL SIOR Sa lt Work s E aforement oned persons 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Da ly Ma n St Pomeroy A I k nd s 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon Mary Emma Br ck es of sa t water pel PIS water Sa turd av Deceased M dd eport Dh o nuggets b loc k salt and own Salisbury Townsh p No 20 965 Oh o River Salt Phone 992 Yo\J are hereby not f ed that 3891 the Inventory and Ap 6 5 tfc pn sement of the estate of the WE the fam y of A len Ebl n w sh to thank the Pome oy aforement oned deceased late NEW SWIVEL Packers and Emergencv Squetd Dr or sad County was fled n th s reel ners n \le l vet and 100 P ckens all our tr ends and Cour t Sa d Inventory and percent ny lon w th scotch ne ghbo.rs who gave t owe s Appra sement w II be tor . : guard and v ny at the low and food A so the Ew ng hear ng before th s Cour t on the low ca sh and carry pr ce ot Funeral Home for the un 16th dav of October 1973 at S69 95 each Pomerov derstand ng way that the 10 00 o clock AM Recovery 622 E Ma n serv ces were conduct e d Any person des r ng to f te Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 Thanks to all S ster and exceptions thereto mu::.t f le 9 30 6tc _\_ ..:. Brothers N e ce s and them at least five days pr or to q Nephew s the date set for hear ng GROCERY bus ness for sa e T me S lO 5 ltp HURRY HURRY G ven under my hand and Bu ld ng for ::.a e or lease runn ng out H r ng now unl !teal of sad Court fh s 2nd day Phone 773 56 \ 8 from 8 30 p m Oct 5 Earn $100 week for 3 of October 1973 to 10 Q m tor appo ntmen t n ghts se 1 ng brand oys and 3 20 tfc Mann ng D Webster g Its no de ver ng no Judge and ex off cio Cler k YARD SALE Thursday and co lle ct ng For more n of sa d Court Fr day at West Columba format on wr te toRt 2 Box Ch dren and adults c ot h ng 23 Rae ne Oh o 45771 gy Ann B Watson and household and m s c 9 25 10tc Deputy C erk terns Fo l ow s gns at Kapp s (10) 5 12 2tc Gro cery Store LADY To ~ ~P-~ w l h an'Other 10 4 2t c lariy and do I ght housekeep ng comfo rtab le Owner ret1nng mu st YARD SALE Saturdav Oc home Ca I 949 2532 Bo)( 37 sac nf1ce good gotng tober 6 Evelyn Young Rae ne Oh o Fr day Not ce ea busmes s Grocery and es dence n Rae ne Oh o 10 1 6tc P ctures turn ture Genera I Merchandt se Profit SYNOPSIS g a ssw are game tab e 160 A LOCA L company has m potential •s unhmtted For The Department of L quor Honda motorcyc-le an ques med a t e open n gs lor lh e Information Control proposes to lease the c oth ng fo low ng post ons storeroom at 112 Mulberry 4 2tc I A c count ng C erk Sfreet Pomeroy Oh o 45769 K now edge and ex per ence n from Ernest A W ngett Agent YARD SALE Fr day and cos t accountmg or pavro Racine Oh o 4571 for a per od Saturday Lark ns Street essent at Open ng::. on the off ve v ea rs at a mon fh v rentCI'"I Rulland Lades dresses 25 fo tow ng Sh It s 8 a m f I 4 of $175 00 PreiYI ses are to be cents baby c othes 10 cen ts p m 4 p m 1 12 m dn ght Qccup ed by State L quor Store and 15 eents mens c oth ng 2 1201t Bam No 22 Lease to con Ia n stand davenports West nghouse 2 Off ce secretar es - Out es HALLOWEEN pumpk ns from ard covenants and cance llabl e record payers Lot ot odds nc ude typ ng d l ctat on 25 cents to $1 Also p e by the Department on n nety and ends f ng Open ng on same sh fts pumpk ns Russel C ne Rt days not ce 0 4 2 c s ed above 1 Long Bottom Ca 985 353.4 3 Personnel Ass stant 10 3 3tc DEPARTMENT OF BA ND af J acks cub F r day Respons be for re c ru t ng - - - - -- L QUOR CO NTR OL and Saturday and screen ng of emp ovees R E Guggenhe .m 10 4 2tc Des re 11,1erv ew ng or LOTS of chrysanthemums for sa l e f eld grown we only D r<e c tor c ounsel ng ex per enc e (1) 5 li e havl! one co lor - ye low 10 NO TRESPAS S NG hunt ng or E ~< C e lent sa ar es and f r nge bunChes for $5 We have some 1 sh ng on t he C E B urr ben e! ts Send br ef re sume of ou t n fufl bloom some ust property v o ator s w be wor ~ story an d e-d uc at on buddmg R-eynolds F ower prose c uted _s gned W ayne Send a ep es to Bo)( 729 S n NOTICE BY PUBL CATION Shop Mason w Va Call 773 ( But ch W !so n ca r e at Th e Oa ly Senf ne T O THE DE F ENDAN TS 5 147 10 'l 6tc P ome rov Oh o Ma ard v Pearson addr ess 9 26 tfc - - --...--- ~ -9 2 t c. unknown the unknown hers SHOOT NG Mat ch Corn dev sees ega ees executors Hollow Gun C ub Turn f rst NEW open ngs at Crows Steak adm n strators and ass gns of So:~ve Up to 40 Pet r ght af)er M tes Cemet ery House for gr cook Wa t Ma ard V P ea r son Deceased Rutland Fa c forv c h o ked On Fuel Bills ress carhop app y n person and the unknown hers guns on y Sunday Oc t 7 1 No e)(per lence necessary w dev sees egatees executors pm I ra n adm n strata s and ass gns of 10 5 2 ~ 10 3 6tc Char es A ~ear~e c eased whose res dences are unknown SWEEPER Repa rs Parts BEAUT ClAN wanted Phone Sma rt decorator des gn COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Su ppl es D scount pr ces on 992 284 Q or even ngs 992 6431 MEIGS COUNTY OHIO wal n ut gra ned or: I r ch Genera mer c hand se fh u 10 3 61C Dav d A Powell and tru t wood v n yl c l ad our ca t a og depa tm ent Loella M Powell Phon e 36 7 773 6 Da v s cab inet s are handsomely R D Racme Oh o Pta nt !I s to do house Va cuum C eaner Store 0 SOMEONE h g h l g ht ed wllh go ld c ean n g Phone 992 2677 a m 5 p m Add son Oh o Mallard V Pea son 9 30 6tc an od zed alum num t o b lend 9 23 30tc et al D efendants w 1th the f nest furn sh ng s No 15 38 KOSC OT K.o sm et c s & w gs A S1ze For Every Home NOTI CE Many spec a s d ur ng he P. ant ffs hav e brou9 h t $ Prrces Start At $210 month ol Oc t PhOne He en FURN SHED 2 bedroom apart a.ct on nam ng vou as the Ja ne Brown 99 2 5113 POMEROY men! adults on y M d Defend,;j:nts n the above named 10 2 tf c Jack W Carsey Mgr dleport phone 992 3874 court by t ng th e r Comp ant Phone 992 2181 I 0 1 ttc on September l 1973 "' Th e obtect of th e Comp la nt s 12 x 50 MOBILE home 2 OLIVER 60 tractor w th s x foot Your Favor te Country to QU et I t e n th e P a nt ffS n bedrooms Ut t es t urn shed and to the fol ow ng de$ c r bed sem mounted mower at MUSIC Stars V1s t On Ca I 742 5980 rea estate QOod rubber and n aood 9 30 61C shape $600 Nate Vanaman Situate n th e Townsh p ot s-u tton County of Me gs and Phone 742 5322 3 AND 4 ROOM t ur n shed and Stat e of Oh o and n the South 9 30 6tc unfurn shed apartments west quarter of Sec t on 2 Town Phone 992 5434 3 Range 12 of the Oh o Com 19 72 YAMAHA Enduro 250 4 12 ttc pany s Pur chaSE' bounded and exce'llent co nd ton $475 descr bed as to lows Beg nn ng Tuppers Pia ns 667 33J6 ROOMS by the week $18 up at the Northeast corner of the 9 30 61p M e gs Inn Pom erov Sou thw est OuiHler of sa d 7 12 tfc Sec t on 2 I hence South 20 Monday thru Fr day 197J 14x 70 MOB LE home cha ns then ce West 2 cha ns On washer a d dryer d sh PRIVATE mee ng room for and 50 n.k5 hen ce North 20 washer sta nless steel smk any organ zat on phone 992 c ha ns then ce East 12 c. hil ns garbage disposal eye leve 39?5 and 50 I n ks to th e p ace o f olJen range dacron polyester . 3 11 ffc beg nnmg conta n ng 25 acres carpet large l ot Phone 742 more or ess 3083 MOBILE home 12 X 50 2 You are requ red to answ e r 7 18 If bedroom Call Albert H I 949 the com pta nt w th n twenty · c.c__M __ •d_d,..le_p_o_r_r . P_o_m_e_r_oc_y_ _. 2-26 1 Rae ne Oh o e ghf days after the ast W 5 6tc 50 A CRE FAR M w th S room pub I ca t on of th s not1ce wh en ...__ ......... house bath on hardtop road w II be publ Shed onc e each w th bu ldmg s tes $20 000 1 TRA LER lot good locat on n week f or s x success ve weeks MISSING dog black brown Call 992 5795 M iddleport Water gas and and th e last pub c.a t on w 1 be and wh te beagle Ca ll 949 10 2 10tc electr c ava fab le made on October 19 19 73 4985 Henry Salse r Miners _.__ 10 3t c v lie In eaSEl of your fa ure to ASSUME payments 1972 tra ler answer or otherw se respond as _,_ 10 3 31p 12x60 2 bedrooms Ca 992 MOB LE home space Baer s perm tted by the Oh o Rul es of 3993 Market Sy racuse C v Procedure w th n the t me - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 10 2 6tc 8 26 ft c stated tugment by defaull w 1 1 YOU II 1 1 be rendered aga n::.f yo~.: for the 1 UP HOLSTER your own fur relet demanded n th e Com 1 tract It down 1 n ture We have all the sup pta nt I I pi es you w II need LARRY E SPENCER pa i d for all makes and Upholstery Fa br cs a very ClerkofCourts l much I CASH mode s of mob le homes large se eel on of nylons Cou rt of Commo n Pea s 1 I Phone are1J co de 614 423 9531 ve lv et s Her cu on v nyls - n Me gsCounty Oh. I WIth a I 4 13 tfc co tton P,.rmts also remnants Pomeroy Ohto 1 ------~----"----Foam for cush ons and I 91 7 14 21 28 (10) 5 12 19 7tc I )( 65 TRAILER 2 bedroom padd ng Burlap den1ms I I 14 very good on d to Phone 773 ca m br c foa m glue z ppers 580 5 spr ngs and c ps ch ph.,<"rds 8 22 tfc egs sew ng thread da cro --------~tacks webb ng wet cord OL DER model housetra ler 2 co tton sw vel bases and a bedroom good cond tlon Cal Qther sup pi es you w I need 992 6341 New furn ture at ow low 10 5 31c pr ces Pomeroy R ecov ery 622 E Ma n 99 2 7554 MOBILE home 69 Regent 12 x 10 S 30tc 46 2 bedroom w II se ll w thor w thout turn lure Good 2 YEAR Holsten he fer du e to freshen last of December or cond t on Ca II 773 5689" or see f rst of January Phone 949 Mart n Graham at Zuspan 4567 Street Mason West V rg n a 10 5 3tc 10 3 71c Help Wanted W~PE;;f ; P ~e-;N-;-htclub have 2 30 n g h tc u b c ense Route 7 Pomeroy Oh o 10 3 6t c PAPER CARRIER Card of Thanks REGI S TERED Pol e d Herefords 1 BI.J 2 he fer s 11 months A lso bu t and he fer c a l ves I 0 M c Co Y?- Ch ester Oh o Phone 985 394!1 10 3 6tc IN S.YRACUSE PHONE 992 2156 - ----- ----- STARCRA F T Two 19 73 tra ers lett dealer cost 1974 Trailers n stock 19 7-~o Campers as ow a s $1 350 Buy where you get qua 1ty and s erv ce CAMP CONLEY STARCRAFT SALES Rt 62 N of Pont Pleasant beh nd Red Carpet Inn Phone 304 675 5384 I 0 3 3fc -- Not1ce o lfi a great day for Kentucky Frlecl Chlckene 1972 HONDA 450 Te ephone 992 3640 after 5 p m 10 4 12tc 1966 FOR 0 2 ton p ckup truck w th 352 eng ne ree to ree tape recorder vo c e of Mus c c ar ta pe player and speakers s \ler tone p ggy back amp fer 15 n spea k er and 2 channe sand 4 nputs 2 5 n chrome re ve r ser ms tor Ford and 2 15 n a. n w de r ms for Ford Ca I 742 6181 10 5 2t c WRITE TO Box 163, Route 1 Portland, 0 45770 NCH Bottle gas stov e 66 nch meta cab nef doub e s nk 10 speed b ke l ke new Phone 985 3816 10 4 3tp 36 BARKLEY t rombone n good cond t on Phone 9~2 6780 Sa l e at reasonable pr ce 10 4 3tp Pomeroy, Ohio us LE A OF $1,000. G\n IS compan y We handle sav ngs too [f people trust us to manage thetr savmgs yo u know you can tru st us to handle yo 1r loan What makes us a different kmd of loan company, makes us a better kmd of loan company ________ 2 - ----- --------- ..-~ --- RUTLAND story fram e 3 nice bedr oom s w th closets Bath N ce ktfchen and dmmg area Full basement w th shower All Electr c 51 acre $18 500 00 WANT AD ·-------------Wanted GET ARENTIOI -------------- $8.00 Per Ton 7:00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M. DELIVERY DRIVER • SALES POMEROY EAGLES Welcome All Members, 1 story fram~ 3 "'edrooms Bath Kitchen has lots of base cabinets Porches and lot s of ground $6 500 00 WANTED CHIPWOOD OCT. 5, 1973 VASE OF FLOWERS MIIIIERSVILLE --- POLES MAXIMUM DIAMETER 10" ON LARGEST END We need 16 and women to 35 for work No necessary young men between 18 Immediate experience 3.46 PER HOUR Not too mu ch for del very and sales of small ap pllances Full or Part T me Phone446 om- Fnday thrv Tuesdar 9 A M to 5 p M Ask Manager • for '6.00 Per Ton DELIVERED TO 1 Families and Guest BUNDLED SLABS Personnel OHIO PALLET CO. On Old Rt 33 __ Phone 992 2689 Pomeroy, Otuo ,...... Wanted To Buy NO 1 Copper 62c rad a tors JOe brass 20c batteries 90c clean drv G nseng roots 5.58 l b vettow root S5 may app le 60c M A Hall Reedsville Phone 378 624'1 1 9 23 tfc BEFtRY MILLER Mob le Home Sales has a l ot to offer when you start shopp ng for your Moblle Home You can beat the h gh deprec at on you 11 have on your home th'e f r st two years by shopp ng for a late mode used Mob le Hom e Here are some e\lerv day low pr ces 55 x to Detro ter w th 3 Ex pandas $3 495 So x \0 Richardson $2 695 60 xU Champ on Deluxe $4 495 so x 10 R tz Craft $2 995 60 ~ 12 champ on s.c 495 60 X 12 PMC S-4 995 52 x 12 Buddy custom u 295 44 x 12 Regent S3 195 60 x 12 Rembrandt 4 bedroom $l 995 60 x 12 New Moon $4 495 55 x 10 Vlndale 3 bedroom S2 995 THE SE are modestly late model homes ~nd the pr ces nctude your del very and complete set up So for an honest to goodness great deal stop n today at Berry M ller Mob le Home Sales 705 Fars on St re et Be pre Ohto phone 423 9531 c osed Su n davs P s Due to the Road C.onstruct1on on F.arson Street please enter our lot bes tte 1he Kentucky Fred Chicken Resta uran t on Wash ngton Blvd 10 3 ltc '. NEW HOMES Loca ted m the new H ck ory H tis add ton at Tuppers Pia ns 3 n ce bedroom s with c lo set s Modern bath co lored f x ture s ce ram c tile Lo\lely k1tchen w1th 12 ft base ca binets and 14 ft upper cab nets Ut I ty room Garage s f n shed on the lns1de About 1 acre of ground l00x400 Good f1nanc ng on these $18 900 00 faster FISH FRY ••• E MAIN_~"!'---· POMEROY _ __________ _s ___ _ MAfERIALS CO Mason, W.Va . 773-SSS4 LET US KNOW WHAT YOUR NEEDS ARE IN REAL ESTATE AS WE HAIJ.E SEVE RAL PROPERTIES TO CHOOSE FROM IF WE DON T HAVE IT WE WILL TRY TO FIND IT FOR YOU HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 1965 CHEVELLE Mal bu 4 door sedan v 8 automatiC transm ISS on factory air cond t on ng recent t res good cond ton s~e at Oh10 Valley Auto Sates New Haven or ca 1 882 2698 10_ 5 ~tc _ _ _ _ :-'1_......,..._ _ _ _ _ _ P AND J HOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR Heatmg Atr Cond Refngerahon Plumbtng Electncal Appliances Auto Atr Cond Re s1dent1al or Commercial 215 N Second Phone 992 3509 24 Hour Servtce All work guarantee d - POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992 2094 606 E Mam Pom eroy OffiCE SUPPLIES and FURNITURE Slop In and See Our Floor Dtsplay P.ets For Sale CA I RN Terr1er AK,C puppy sma I sha~gy w e- gh 12 lb s at matur ty $ 75 Ph o ne Coo v e 667 6214 10 5 6tp -~ ---- PAR KV EW Kenne s Pood e"1 toy male and 1 fema e Phone 992 5443 7 15 ttc Real Estate For Sale HOUSE fo r sa le ocated n Bradbury Ca 992 7363 after 6 p m 9 5 30 tc good hunt ng 6 room house barn and other bulldmgs All minerals $16 5 00 per acre BUNGALOW - 2 bedrooms n ce oak floors gas floor furnace and basement Only $6>00 00 NEW - 3 ntce s ze bedrooms w th larg e closets Extra m ce 1frt~n w th S S cook and bake un i t s ROOMS 10 away bed Call 992 7126 Recently r e novated 5 bedrooms l 2 baths modern k 1khen gas F A furnace Large corner lot NEW ...... 3 bedrooms large bath w1th laundry on ni ce corner lot Ask ng tust $18 000 00 COUNTRY 2 bedrooms bath F A f rnr~re T P water Only $4 000 00 IN TOWN - 2 bedrooms bath oak floors Larg e d n ln g Basement and small garden Only $5 000 00 BUY IT TODAY MAY BE TOO Rooftng Spouttng, Porch Repair Com p I e I e H o me Remoc!leltng On Most Amencan Cars , - GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 For. Free Esllmate Open 8 T1I .S Monday thru Saturday 11 06 E . Mam , Pom e roy r O Ph. 742-3985 IJ:: Gene's EX Body Shop lladia Ph 992 5271 From th e l araes t T r u Bu ll d ozer Rad1ator to ~ mat est Heet er L o r e N~than Btggs Radta tor Spec1a list Lmc oln H II Pomeroy 0 Pamttng A Specialty SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Area s Mo r Reasonable Pnces Ph~92 All work guaranteed Pon1ero}l 2174 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED ROOFING FUR NACE CLEANING AND RIOPAlR AND PLUMBING DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE All WEATHER ROOFING CO. MODERN SANITATION JOHN TUCKER MIDDLEPORT OHIO Phone 992 2550 Rt 4 Pomeroy 0 992 3954 or 992 7349 READY M X CONCRETE del vered r ght to your pro ect Fast and easy Free est 1mates Phone 992 3284 Goegle n Ready M x Co M1ddlepvrt Oh o 6 30 tfc Spectahst Wheel Ahgnment It Must Be Rtghl or we wtll Make tf R ghf SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASO.NABLE rates Ph 446 4782 Gal p o f:i John Russell Owner and Ope rat or 5 12 tfc -------- --- C BRADFORD Au c t oneer CQmplete Serv ce Phone 949 3821 Rae ne Oh o Cr ltt Bradford 5 1 tfc EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe wor (l( septic tanks n stalled du m p trucKs and o boys for h t e w1ll hau l f It d rt t op soil 1 m estone a nd gravel Call :. 1b or Roger Jeffers day ph or e 992 7089 n ght phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 ...._ 2 11 tfc ____ __________ FOR FREE es mates on a um nom s d ng Storm Doors and W ndows Car ports Marquees and Ra 1 ng Phone Charles L sle Syracuse Oh o Car Jacob Sales Representat ve V V Johnson and Son I nc 6 22 tfc EXCAVAfiNG -Dole~- arge and small Ba ck hoes and loaders on track and tires Dump truck Lo boy ser v ce Sepf c tank s nr tatled George ( B I ) Pull ns phone 99 ~ 2418 or 992 7402 2 9 tfc MOBtLE home repa r Elec lrlcal plumb ng and heat ng Phone 992 5858 7 15 tfc --------------Real Estate For Sale 6 ROOMS and bath n town $11 000 Call 992 3975 or 992 2571 9 28 tfc ----------~- -~ ACRE ots Darw n area Tupper s Pia ns water Contact Hershe l McC ur e Da ry sle unt I 3 p m 992 5248 after 3 992 3436 9 28 12tc - - - - -- ------- NEW BRICK - J bedroom home on 1 acre of land Large modern k tchen full car peted located c lose to the h gh and elementary schools Call 992 7686 9 2.4 12tc ----------- - - 5 ROOM hou5e on 3 acres of land Tuppers P'la ns Chester water all new plumb ng alum num siding fuel o I furnace Call 9BS 3539 930 12tp HOME n Chester P" acres n1 ce locat on near Gav n Call 367 7114 10 5 12tc 8 4 30 Oa1ly 8 12 Sat lC !:~! H Rawltngs Sons Bu ld ng 992 2 101 Mtddleport 0 I SEPTIC TANKS ARO BIC SEWAGE SYSTE M S CLEANED REPAIRED M L L ER SAN ITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 3035 10 4 1fc ELNA-~-;;-d -white - Se-; ng Mach nes Serv ce on at\ makes Reasonab e rates The Sew1ng Center Mid dleporf Oh o 11 16 tfc HARRISON S TV serv1ce and serv ce calls Phone 992 2522 2 9 He -------- ---..----- AUTOMOBILE lnsuraflce been cancelled? Lost your operator s I cense Call 992 7428 6 15 tfc NE GLERS FOR HOUSE BUILDER S CALL G UY NEIGLER RACINE OHIO 9 11 30tp OEADS"t0CK. - W1ll rernnvP at a reasonable charqe Catt 24555 14 8 23 901c OPEN J.l.oger Hyse s Garage n.ear Crossroads on Sl Rt 124 al mechan ca l work i n clu ding automat c tran..sm ss ons Mondav Fr day 8 30 am I II 5 p m Sa turday - 8 30 to 12 noon Unless by appt Phone 992 5682 or 992 7121 9 16 30tc McCOY S AUCTION SERVICE For a real auct on call the real McCoy I 0 Mac McCoy Chester Oh o 10 3 tfc 0 DELL WHE EL AI gnme nt located af Crossroads Rt 124 now back to work Compl ete front end serv ce tu ne up and brake serv ce Wheels balanced electron cally All work guarantee4i Reasonable rates Phone 742 3232 2 18 tfc -------------- RON SHEPARD Floor Walt Remode lfng Ceram c tile baths Box 280 Rutland 7.42 3664 6 26 tfc -DOZER ------------and back hoe work pond s and septic tanks d t ch ng serv ce top so I f l_t dirt I meston e B&K Es cava t ng Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 S1 1 tfc - ---r--------- BRING ULLED WALNUTS TO OUR MECHANICAL HULLER 992 2259 If no answer 992 2568 B1gCapac ty Maytag f'u1omat•cs 2 speed operalJion Q-o ce of water temps Auto wat er level ontrol L n r ter or Powe F R Agitator Perma Press Milytag t4alo of He.at Dryers !:,vrrouhd clothec: w th gentle ever Reat No hot SIJOts no overdry ng Fine Mesh L n F Iter We Spec1alue m ------~------- roll Basement ONLY 3 YEARS OLD - 2 bedrooms gas F A furna ce Cook and bake un•ts Dlnmg room enclo sed porch and garage $16 000 00 1972 9 2 Foot p c k up camper Sleeps four self conta ned S1 250 Ca I 742 5980 DINE:TTE set table and 6 cha rs vacuum c.tea ner and Full $19 500 00 2 B'EOROOMS W•lh all furn ture N ce bath front and back porches Only $8900 00 MEDIUM sized western sad dle $50 also h ghcha r S7 Phone Coo vi te 667 6214 10 5 6tp ___ __________ . • - -------..,.....~ I I CORN pcker. S225 4 elevator 2 J D gra n dr lis and 2 T 1968 Ford p ck up $600 G A Radek n Albanv Oh o TelephQne 698 8852 _,_ 10 5 3tp PRICE CQNSTRUCTION SEWING MACHINES Repa r service all makes 992 2284 The Fabr c Shop Pomeroy Author zed S nger Sa e~ and Service We Sharpen Sc ssors 3 29 tfc MILLING mach ne for sa le or trade for ? of equal valye W II buy or trade for dr II press any s ze or power tools small r tractor etc Have new and used guns tv s an.clall kind of used trad ng stock PhOne 992 7494 Bob F fe 10 5-Jtc N - ' 117 ACRES - Lots of brUsh for REALTY 6os ' Pomeroy Home & Auto DOWNTOWN - 4 bedrooms bath gas F A furnace All utll t es $10 500 00 LAND Mobile Homes For Sale 125 E Matn St 992 2171 Pomeroy OhiO ~ ____ EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 --------------- WMPO-FM STEREO. 92.1 ___ &ZUSPAN Real Estate For Sale - Lost HOGG "' KEROSENE 0 I cook stove 19 nch RCA portable tetev1slon Call 992 6337 10 4 3tp THE RALPH EMERY SHOW · PEOPLE TRUST US TO HANDLE SAVINGS OF OVER $150,000,000. If you need a loan you need so meo ne you trust Whatever the amm nt yot need CITY LOAN C.ty Loa rt a different kmd of loan Specs Bu1lt to YO Delivered Job Stte ---------- L 43010530 ...... ~ ~ 4 P ECE bedroom su te couch c hrome breakfast set 1 washer gas range and 35 000 2 BEDROOM hou::.e ~years old carpet ng b g k I chen w th BTU Warm Morn ng heater tots of cab nel s 2 a cre of JO gal on hot water tank o ld ground Ra e ne Oh o Ca I 1'ash oned dress ng ta ble 949 4998 <w th m rrors) old fash oned 9 12 ft c sa fe old trunk 2 bub brass chanda ers 9x12 rug chars REMODELED 2 bedroom tables lamps and other ar house new k tchen bath and t c es to o numE:rous to appl ances car p eted 4fJ menton ca 1 99 2 27 40-"\. Sycamore For appo ntment 10 4 3tc cal 992 5310 10 4 31c 3• BLACK Tennessee Walker co t re epho ne 992 J640 aft er 8 ACRES of land on State Rout e 5 p m 143 on new proposed water 104 12fc 1 ne Call 99 2 3640 after 5 p m 10 4 12tc G E Automat c washer n very good cond ton See after 4 p ~--~m 591 Broadway Str eet M dd ep ort Oh o 10 4 3tc MONOGRAM OIL HEATERS Crow's Steak House WOOD TRUSSES ' _- -·--------- ------ Visit the Colonel ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED Gl"an Tor no 1973 FORD automat c Ps Pb AC rad at tres 16000 m tes $2 800 Phone 74 2 3334 10 3 6tc The Dally Sentmel CLUB I ____ WOOD planer 16 FOOT f ber g lass boat 80 hp Mercury w th ua ler Call 985 4176 10 1 6tp Atr Condta1oners Awnmgs U Ide rplltntng WANTED SAY HAPPY BIRTHDAY WITH A LOVELY Mldclltporl To Buy 10 1 6t c For Rent TO VISIT Mrs Ferne B Hayman, East Letart joined her Sister-In law, Mrs Ava Belles WeUston for a tr1p to Canton to viait Mra Robert Muskoff and to Alliance where they will be guests of Mrs Mary Lefever Mrs Hayman will then return to WeUston to spend two weeks With Mrs Belles 59 N 2nd Want~ll Phone 747 63S2 " LETART FALLS - A spec1al servtce was held at East Letart Umted Methodist Church last Sunday mght The evenmg began With a fellowship time sandwiches cookies punch and coffee bemg served by The Umted MethodiSt Women After dmner everyone went to the sanctuary where Rev Howard Shiveley pastor I~ in a hymn and prayer Pat Greene a student at Ohio Umvers1ty and deacon of the Athens Frrst Baptist Church showed films of Trinidad and the West Indies as he had been a swnmer missionary there He also showed articles brought back, which were made by the people there and played tapes of children which he taught speaking and pla)'lng mus1cai mstrwnents Dudley's Florist WANT AOS INFORMATION OEADLIN ES 5 P M Da y Befor e P u b! c at on Mooda y _.Qe ad ne 9 a m can ce llat o" Corr ec t ons w I be a ct: epted u n r 1 9 a m for Day of Pu b! c at on REGULATIONS The Pub! Sher r eserv es the r g ht to ed t or rEnee ! any a d s deemed obl e_ct ona The publ sher w. II not be r esp on s ble for more tt'lan on e In corre c t nsert on RATES For Want Ad Serv ce 5 cents per Word on e nsert on M n l mum Charge S1 00 14 c ents per word th ree con:>e c ut y e nsert on s 26 cents per word s )( c on secor v e nsert ons 25 Per Cent D s count on pad ads and ads pa d w t h n 10 days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $2 oo for 50 w o rd m n m um Ea ch add ton a l word Business (Services 19H fOR U lon truck. p ckup must be seen to apprec ate Grocery and General Merchandise retreat are Mrs Mildred Jacobs Mrs Donna Gilmore Mrs Jean Wnght and Mrs Doris Buckley The soc1ety completed plans to show a film Oct 14 At that time an offermg will be taken with the money to go toward new steps for the church Of ferings for miSSions were ' taken Mrs Marguente Leifheit had devotions using Psalm 122 and meditations on Chma and lndi• Arrangements were made to enter the name of Laura Schaefer m the In Memor1am roles of the MISSIOnary T!dlogs Mrs Bertha Parker had a poem The program titled Rhodeaia MISSionary Game was presented by Mrs Iva Powell Prayer by Mrs Wnght dismissed the meeting At tending besides those named were Mrs Tina Jacobs Mrs Bernice Jeffers Mrs Amber Lohn and Mrs Della Curtis Church holds special meet from '5.00 for Sale Sentinel Classifieds~et Results! t'liBLIC NOTICES Retreat announced 23 attend breakfast " • ••"' •• • for the Response Magazme are now due At the suggestion of Mrs Marlene Fisher the group wtll A retreat to be held at Hidden send flowers to Mrs Ray Hollow near Mansfield later Hayman a pabent at the this month was announced Holzer Medical Center A bakeless bake sale when the Women s Missionary Society of the Laurel Cliff Free netted $40 for the treasury Mrs Dugan and Mrs Nora MethodiSt Church met Tuesday Pierson served refreshments Hight Planning to attend the The table earned out the fall mob! Other members attendmg the meetmg were Mrs Sue Ann Beegle Mrs Dons Adams Mrs Julia Nortls Mrs Etleen Roush Mrs Lucy Donahue Mrs Ferne B Hayman Mrs Hazel Fox Mrs Mildred Mrs Edna Re1bel has been Donahew and Mrs Dons collli1llSSIOned as a deputy Sayre There were also seven state councilor for Theodorus guests Council 17 Daughters of Everett Hayes Mrs Rtchard Owen M1ss Lucille Snuth and Mrs Jame~ Titus Meeltngs are held every ' ' M•ddl~port Pomeroy 0 On :; 191J 8- Tho Dally Senluifl alternate Wednesday from October to May The motto 1s Wh) stay we on earth unless to grow " MAYTAG RUTLAND FURNITURE ~~~:=v~~~·· 741 4211 A ld G t Your Walnuts will be Hulled Free of Charge And We Wi II Pay You $500 Per Hundred Pound• After They /Vo Hulled START BUYING OCTOBER 1, 1973 • • Excelsior Salt Works, Inc. POMEROY, OHIO Rutland _____ _ _ _ ____ ..'_O_! 3rc , u.-------'-r~n_o__ra_e""._..,.._._...;.;.;:_,;.:;......,._'"""~ ,.,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,."".,..,..,..,..,._ ' �• • • .. • J Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! . __ ' t-UBLIC NOTICES Your R1ghl to Know Jnd t>e nform ed ot the- func tion s ot your government are err boded n pub lic not ces In that self QQvf;'rnment charges an c•t •ze ns to be nformed lh1S newspaper urges e11ery •ctttzen to rea d and study these not ces we strongly adv se those '-!.' z~ns seek n9 turther mformat on to exercise their n ght of ac cess to pubt 1c records and p u tH•c meet ngs NOTICE ON FILING OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT Ttte Slate of Ohto Metgs County Probate Court To the Execut r•x of the estate to such of t., e lot tow ng as are restdents of the Sta te of OhtO VIZ the su rv v ng spouse the ne~et of k n the WANT AD S - INFORMATION OEAOLlNES 5 PM Dav B~fore Publrcattort Monday Deadlme 9 a m Cancellation Correc t ons w II be acce-pted unt I 9 a m tor Dav ot Pub! cat on REGULATIONS The Pub! sher reserves the nghf to ed 1t or rerect ar'ly ads deemed ob1ediona1 The publisher w 111 no be respon :s bit for more than one n cor rect mserl •on RATES For Want Ad Serv n S ~:ents per Word one rns'ert nn M n mum Charge 51 00 14 cen ts per word !hree cons ecut ve nserl ons 76 cEtn ts per word S I X con secu t ve •nsert ons 75 Per Cent D scount on pa d ads and ads patd w lh n 10 days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S2 00 lor 50 word m n mum Each add ton a! word 3c BLIND ADS Add !tonal 25c Charge per Advertisement OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Da ly 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon Saturday ~ w 11 and 1o the atlornev or attorneys representmg any of th e atorement oned persons Mary Ernma Br ckle s Oer;eased Midd le port Oh io Salisbury Tow nshiP No 20 965 You are hereby no t I ed that Card of Thanks the lniJ entory and Ap prarsement of the estate of the WE !he fa m ly of AI ten Ebl n w sh to Jhank the Pome roy atorement oned deceased tate Emergency SQuad Dr of 5atd County wa st led tn th s P cke ns all our fr ends and Court Sa td Inventory and ne ghbors wh o 'gave flo wer s Appratse m ent w It be for and food Also the Ew ng hear ng before th ts Cour t on th'e Funeral Home for the un 16th day of October 1973 at derstand ng way that th e 10 00 o cloc k A M se rv c es wer e co ndu c ted Any person des r ng to f te Thanks to al l S ster and except ons th ere to mttst f te Brothers N eces and them at least f ve days pr or to Nephews the date set tor heartng 10 5 ltp Gtven under mv hand and seal of sar~ Court thtS 2nd day Of Oc tober 1973 Mann ng D Webster Not1ce Judge and ex offr crei""eterk YARD SALE Thursday and of sa d Cburt Fnday at West Columba Ch ldr en and adults c loth ng 9y Ann B Watson and househo ld and m sc tems Fol lows gns at Kapp s Deputy Clerk (10) 5 12 2tc Grocery Store 10 4 2tc beneflc l ar tes under the YARD SALE Saturday Oc Iober 6 Ev elyn Young Frrday Notice eat res td ence n Ra cme Oh o f urn•ture P c tur es SYNOPSIS glasswa re game tab le 160 The Department of Lrquor Honda motorcy cle an t QUe~ Control proposes to lease the clo th ng storeroom at 112 Mulberry 10 4 21C Street Pomeroy OhtO 45769 from Ernest A W ngett Agent YARD SALE Frday and Rae ne Ohto 45711 for a per od Saturday Larkms Stree l of ftve years at a monthly rental Rutland Ladles dresses 25 of 51 75 00 Prem ses are to be cents baby clothes 10 cents occupied by State LIQuor Store and 15 ce nts men s clo thing 2 No 22 Lease to conta n stand davenports We s t nghou se ard covenants and cancellable re cord players Lot ot odds by the Department on n nety and ends days notr ce 10 4 2tc (1) S ltc DEPARTMENT OF LIQUOR CONTROL R E Guggenhe m 0 r ector NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO THE DEFEN DA NT S Mallard V Pearson addre ss unknown the unknown hers dev sees legat ees execu tors adm n strator s and assrgns of Mallard V P ean.on Deceased and t he unknown he tr s dev sees legalees exec ut ors adm n strator s and assrgns of Cha r les A Pearson Deceased whose res dences are unknown COURTOFCOMMONPLEAS MEIGS COUNTY OHIO 1 Da v •d A Powell and BAND ~t Jacks Club and Saturday Frrday 10 4 2tc NO TRE SPA SSI NG hunt ng or f sh ng on th e C E Bu rr property v otat ors wtll be prosecut ed S gned Wayne ( But ch) W tso n 10 7 6tc --- S HOOTING Mat ch Corn Hollow Gun Club Turn t rst ri';:Jht after M tes Ce me tery Ru 11and Fa ctory ~ho ked yuns on ly Sunday Oct 7 1 pm 10 5 2tc ---------.- - - - - SWEEPER Repa r s Paris Supp l es D scoun t pr ces on General mer ch andts e thru ou r catalog depar tme nt Luella M Powell Phone J67 7736 Da v s Ptatnf1ffS R 0 Ractne Oh10l Vacuum Cleaner Store 10 a m S f> m Add so n Dh o Mallard V Pear.son 9 23 30tc et at Defendant s No 15 381 KOSCOT Kosmet cs & W J QS NOTIC E Many spec a ls dur n g ll e Pta ntrtt s have brought thI S month of Oc t Phone He en act on namtng you as th e :Jane Brown 9925 11 3 Defendants m the above named 10 2 \fc court by t 1 ng th err Com pia nt on Se ptember l 1973 The ob1e ct of the Com pta nt s Your Favonfe Country to quret t tie 1n th e Pta nt ffs n and to the follow ng descr bed MusiC Stars V1s1t On real estate S tua te n the Tow nsh tp of Sutton County of Me1gs and State ot Oh to and n the Soulh west Quarter of Sec t on 2 Town 3 Range 12 of the Oh o Com pany s Purchase bounde d and descr bed as foll ows Beg nn ng 4:30 TO 5 30 at the Northeas l corner of th e Southwest Quarter of sa d Sec tion 2 thence Sou th 20 Monday thru"Fnday cha ns tHe nce West 2 chQ ns On and 50 Irnk s then ce North 20 chams th ence Ea st 12 cha ns and 50 1 nk s to n e ptace of beg rnn ng conta n ng 25 acres more or less You are requ red to answ er Middleport Pomeroy the compla nt w thrn twenty erght days aft er the last pub l cat on ot th s not ce wh ch Will be pub lrSiled on ce each week tor srx suc cessrve weeks MISSING dog bla ck brown and the last pub l cat on w II be an"d wt't 1te beagle Cal! 949 made on October 19 l973 .:19aS Henry Salser M1ners VI lie fn case of your fa rture to answer or otherw tse respon d as 10 3 3tp perm tted by the Oh o Rules of C vrl Procedure w th n the t me I stated 1ugm en t by default w II You'l I be rendered aga nsf yo . . for the I ret et demanded' n th e Com I tract 1 t down pia nt I LARRY E SPENCER Cfl!rk of Courts much faster I Cou rt of Common P leas I MJ •Y ~ County Ohro WIth a 1 Pomeroy Ot1ro 1917 14 21 28 1101 s 12 19 7tc " THE RALPH EMERY SHOW WMPO-FM STEREO. 92.1 Lost -------- ----------------- I 1 --------------WANT AD WANTED CHIPWOOD POLES MAXIMUM DIAMETER ARENTION 10" ON LARGEST END $8.00 Per Ton BUNDLED SLABS DELIVERY DRIV R SALES We need 16 and women to 3.S for work No necessary young men between 18 1mmed1ate expertence 13.46 PER HOUR Not too rnuch for del 1ver y and s a les of s ma ll ap pllances Fu ll or P.art T1me Phone 446 0477 - Frtday fhru Tuesd•Y· 9 AM to S PM Ask for Personn el Manager WaniP.11 To -Buy WOOD planer Call 949 3BlS 10 A1 r Cond111oners l\w n10g s Jnder p1nntng s 3tc cu p bogs wa ll cupboards chest old guns any condition Also blue decorated stone are Wrrte P' 0 Box 4.:1 Martinsburg Ohro ~3935 or call 1 -ta4 4440 after7pm 8 B 90 c WANfED for auct on houSehold good s Too ts moJ>t an'l fh mg of va lue W II buy or sell on comm ss on W II haul Call 992 33S4 or 992 2792 Hayman s 7 25 tt c CORNER - ---....-------'---· Comple te mobile home se rvtce pl us gtganiiC d .,pi,,.,. of mob le homes 'liWi\ys <wadab le at For Sale 19 ~/ FORO ~ 10r11ruck prckup mu'it be seen 10 apprec ate r Phone 741 6352 1{1 2 6tC 6.00 Per Ton 1 DELIVERED TO OHtO PALLET CO. On Old Rt 33 Phone 992 2689 Pomeroy, Oh1o Wanted To Buy NO l Cop per 62C: radta tor s JOe brass 20c batter ies 90c ctean dry G n~eng roots 558 lb yellow root ss mav apple 60c M A Ha ll Reedsv lie Phone 378 6249 9 23 lfc -------------- ASK US ABOUTPRE FABRICATED &'~ -----------NEW 1973 ZIGlAG sewtng mach•nes n or g nal faoorv carton l fg zag to make buttonholes sew on buttons monogram.s and ma ke fancy des qns w th JuS t the tw•st of a smgle dfat LefJ n lay a way and never been used W I! sell for only S47 cash or ter ms ava table Pt~one 992 2984 9 30 Stc MILLER \4\0BILE HOMES 1220 INa shtnqton Blvd 473 751 1 BELPRE 0 ' - --------------- ---- ------......----- __ x SO MOB IL E home 2 OLIVER 60 tractor w th s x toot Real Estate For Sale bedrooms Ut lrt es furn shed sem mounted mower all Cat I 742 5980 Qood rubber and n aood 9 30 61C shape S600 Nate Vanaman phone 742 5322 3 AND 4 ROOM turn shed and 9 30 6tc un furn shed apartments Phone 992 5434 1972 YAMAHA Enduro 250 4 12 tfc excellent cond tron $475 Tuppers P tams 667 33JO ROOM S by the week $18 up 9 30 6tp Me gs Inn Pomer oy 7 12 tfc 197J 14x70 MOBILE home washer a,..d dr:yer d sh PRIVATE mee1ng room for washer sta nless steel s nk any organ zalton phone 992 garbage diS posal eye level 3975 range dacron po lyes ter oven 2 NEW HOMES ~ 11 ttc carpet large lot Phone 742 LoLa ted tn the new Ht ckory 3083 MOBILE home 12 X SO 2 Hil ls addtl1on at Tuppers 7 18 tf bedroom Call At bert Hr ll 949 Plams 3 nrce bedrooms wrth 226l Racmc Oh o Modern bath c losets 10 5 6tc 50 ACRE FARM w th 5 room house bath on hardtop road co lore d f1xtures cera mr c w1th bu1ldmg srtes $20 000 1 JRAtLER lot good rocat on m til e Lovely kitchen wtth 12 cat r 992 15795 Mtddleport Water ga s and ft base ca.efnets and 14 ft 10 2 10tc elec tn c ava table upper ca bmets Utt11ty room 10 S 3t c ASSUME payments 1972 tra11er Ga rage IS f101shed on the 12x60 2 bedrooms Call 992 MOB ILE home spa ce Baer s ns1de About 1 acre of 3993 Market Syrac use ground 100x400 Good 10 2 61 C a 26 ttc ftnanc1ng on these UPHOLSTER your own fur $1890000 Mobile Homes For Sale nrtur e We have all the sup RUTLAND pi es you Wtll need CASH patd for a ll makes and s tory frame 3 nice Upholstery Fabr cs a very models of mobile homes large select1on of nylons bedroom s w1 th closets Bath Phone ar ea code 614 423 9531 velvets Herculon vmyts - rn N1ce k1tch e n and d1n1ng 4 13 tfc co tton prrnts atso remnants area Full basement w1th Foam for cush ons and 14 X 65 TRAILER 2 bedroom padd ng Burlap den ms shower All Electnc 51 very gooa ond to Phone 7n cambr c foam glue z ppers acre $18 500 00 5805 sprrngs and cirps ch flh'l,..rd s MINtRSVILLE 8 22 tfc tegs sew ng thread dacroo 1 story !ram-= 3 hedrooms ta cks webbrng welt cord OL DER mode l housetra ler 2 cotton sw vel bases and a rI Bath Kitchen has lots ot bedroom good cond ton Call other SUfiP I es you w II need base cabmet s Porches and 992 6J41 New furnrture at low tow lots of ground $6 500 00 10 5 Jtc pr ces Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Mam 992 7554 LET US KNOW WHAT MOBILE home 69 Reg'(!n f 12 x 10 5 JOtc YOUR NEED S ARE IN 46 2 bedroom w II sell w thor REAL ESTATE AS WE w thou! turn ture Good 2 YEAR HolstelnhetferdU e to HA\!'E SEVERAL freshen rast of December or cond t• on Call 773 56a9 or see frr st of January Phone 949 PROPERTIES TO CHOOSE Mart n Graham at Zuspan St reet Mason w es t V rg nta 4567. IF WE DON 1 10 s 3tc FROM 10 3 7t c HAVE IT WE WILL TRY TO --- ----------~ FIND IT FOR YOU BER RY MILLER Mobrle Home 1965 CHEVELLE Malrbu .:1 • Sal es has a rot to offer when door sedan V 8 automati C HENRY E CLELAND you starf shopp ing for your tra nsmtssJon factory a1r BROKER Mob le Home You can beat con d rt ron•ng recent tires 992 2259 the h gh deprectatiOn you I I good cond 1t10n See at Oh10 have on your home the f rst Valley Auto Sal es New If no answer 992 2568 two years by shopprng fOr a Haven or call 882 2698 late model used Mobrle Home 10 5 Jtc Here are some every day low pr ic es MILLING machme for sale or 55 x 10 Dett o fer v/Jth 3 Ex trade tor ? of equal value Will ! pandas SJ 495 buy or trade for drill ~ress 50 X 10 Rrcha rdson $2 695 any s 1ze or power tools small 1 60 x 12 Champron Deluxe S.:l 495 tra cto r etc Have new and 50 X 10 Rill Craft $2995 used guns tv s and all ktnd of 60 x 12 Champton $4 495 used tradmg stock Phone 992 60 x 12 PMC $4 995 7.il94 Bob F rfe 52 x 12 Buddy custom S.:l 295 10 5 3tc .:1.:1 x 12 Regent 53 795 60 x 12 Rembrandt 4 bedroom MEDIUM s1zed western saddle S3 995 sso also hrghc:harr $7 Phone 60 x 12 New Moon S4 49 5 Coolv lie 667 6214 55 >< 10 V ndale 3 bedroom 10 5 litp $2 995 THESE are modestly la te 1972 91!1 Fao t p1ttk up camper model homes and th e pr tces SleeP.S four self contarned InclUde your del very and Sl 250 Ca•r 747 5980 complete set up So for an 10 5 7tc honestto goodness great dea r st,op In today at Berry Mrrter N I CORN PICker $215 4 Mob ile Hom e Sales 70S elevator 2 J D gra u~ drrtls Farson Street Be lpre Ohto and ~"• T 196a Ford PtC k.up phone .:123 9531 erased Sun $600 G A Radekrn Albany days P S Due to the ~oac;l Ohio Telephone 698 aaSQ Construction 'On Farson 10 5 31p Street please enter our tot bes de The Kentucky Frred 1 DINETTE s.et table and 6 Ch 1c ken Resta vrant on cha rs vet clJ9 m cleaner and Wash ngton Blvd roH away bed Call 992 7126 Arnold 741 4211 10 3 3tc 10 5 Jtc Pomeroy Home & Auto OpenS T1t 5 Monday lhru Saturday 1.06 E Main , Pomeroy ~ 0 . MATERIALS CO Muon, W.Va . p ANO l HOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR Hea ting A1r Cond Retr1g eraho n Plumbmg Elecfrtcal Appliances Auto Res1den t1al or Atr Cond CommerCia l 215 N: Second Phone 992 3509 • 24 Hour Serv1ce All wo rk guaranleed POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy OffiCE SUPPLIES and -------------- -------------- ---------------- Stop In and See Our Floor Dtsplay Pets For Sale CAIRN Terr er AKC PUPPY s ma ll Sha._;jgy welgh 12 lbs at maturrty S75 Phone Coolv lie 66? 621.:1 10 5 6tp PARKVIEW Kennels Poodle" 1 toy male and 1 female Phone 992 5443 7 15 tfc REMO DELED 2 bedroom hou se new k tchen bath and app l ances carpeted 413 Syca more For appo nlment call 992 5310 10 4 3tc a ACRES of Ia ndon State Route 143 on new proposed water 1 ne Ct'lt 992 3640 after 5 p m 10 4 12f c --------------- p s c.; yl 6 Ph. 742-3985 71 70 Cad1llac Eldorado Cpe., power; a1r Lmcoln H1ll Pomeroy 0 Pa1nlmg A Specialty • Area 's Mo ~t Reasonable Pnces Chev. Capnce Cpe, v roof, a u - - - - 1 3 295 72 FORD GALAXIE 500..... ........ 12295 71 Dodge Pol. 500 H.T. Sed , V roof, a1r ' 2295 4 Dr H T blue wrth blue vrny l top P S P B factory a r Sharp 70 Olds 98 70 CHRYSLER NEWPORT.. ........ 11495 70 Olds 98 Hoi Sed, power, a1r ------'2495 4 Dl' SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. Ph~92 2174 All work guaranteed loaded V 8 auto P 8 R& H 1 Dr H T vrnyl top P S P 8 fac a1r Pomeroy SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED ROOFING, FUR NACE CLEANING AND REPAIR ANI:l PLUMBING DOWNTOWN - 4 bedrooms bath gas F A furna ce All uf rlrtres $10 500 00 111 ACRES - Lots of brush for good hunt1ng 6 room house barn and other bulldmgs All m 1nerals $165 00 per acre BUNGALOW - 2 bedrooms nr ce oak floor s ga s floor furnace and basement Only $6500 00 NEW - 3 n1 ce s1ze bedroom s w1th large closets Extra n1ce ltH~ w1th S S coo k and bake unds F u ll Ba se m e nt $191_00 00 2 BEDROOMS - With all furn 1ture N1ce bath front and back porches Only $8900 00 ONLY 3 YEARS OLD - 2 bedrooms gas F A furna ce Cook and bake un1ts Dtnrng room enclosed porch and garage $16 000 00 lQ ROOMS Recently renovated 5 bedrooms 1v.. baths modern krtchen gas F A furnace Large corner lot NEW .- Jbedrooms large bath w1th laundry on n1ce corner lot Askmg 1ust $18 000 00 COUNTRY 2 bedroom s bath F A furn;~ l"'e T P water Only $4 000 00 IN TOWN - 2 bedrooms bath oak floor s Large drnmg Basement and small garden Only $5 000 00 BUY IT TODAY TOMORROW MAY BE TOO GOOD 4 70 Camaro ALL WEATHER ROOFING CO. 2 Dr Grate. Not Because The Job Was Done Wrong 8 auto, Chester, By Mrs Francis Morris __ _ Fun eral servtces for Mrs Estlter Ptper were held at Ewmg Chapel Tuesday Sept 25 The body was taken to Mananna, Pa for services on Wednesday and bunal Cntt Bradford, Jr of Worthtng came fo take Mr and Mrs Crttt Bradford to Pennsy!vama for the services there Blanch Btggs and Suste (Mrs Tom McKay Jr ) and Mrs George Brown were <a iled lo East Liverpool due to the death of a cousm, Mrs Sam Shelton After returnmg home , Blanch took Suste to her home ~ --------------- m Columbus Sunday Sept 30 Mr and Mrs Harry Curtis were honored by all of Utetr chtldren comtng for thetr 59tlt weddmg anmversary and presenting them a colored televiSion Mr and Mrs Rtchard Curtis of Vmton Mr and Mrs Sam Curbs of Loram Mr and Mrs Walter Wells of Washmgton C H and Mr and Mrs Tom Curbs, local, were here for the - -------------- event Clifford Bryson of Pttts ' 1 68 Chev. Imp. H T. Cpe., V8 auto., P S --'1095 Mrs Laura Byers, local, were dmner guests and spent an evenmg wttlt Mr and Mrs Rodertck Grtmm and Mr and Mrs Ronald Grunm Mr Robert Cleland of Troy, N Y spent several days wtth hts mother, Mrs Arthur Cleland Mr and Mrs Jerry Powell Festival at Sugar Creek and a pwnpkm show and vtstting relattves at Barnes.ille Mr and Mrs Davtd Nease and son, Davtd spent the weekend wttlt hts mother Mrs Carne Nease Mrs Harry Rowe of Trenton, Mtch , 1s here vtsiting Mr and Mrs Wtley Ours and other relatives Mr and Mrs Bud Stmpson of Seymour Ind , spent a few days witlt hts mother Mrs Gre tta S1mpson, and her mother m Mtddleport Mrs Edward Howell of ALL NEW '73 CHEVY TRUCK CLEARANCE '73 CHEV••EL CAMINO 350 v a engrne automatiC power steering & brakes a 1r cond1f10ned Conquista tnm pkg radto whrte walls Many other extras After They /l#e Hulled Retaii-14J2Z oo Close Out START BUYING OCTOBER 1, 1973 S359 5 We Run A Very S1mple Busmess We Sell & Servtce Chevrolet Cars & Trucks •'• POMEROY, OHIO •• • POMEROY MOTOR CO. Your Chevy Dealer POMEROY, OHIO ••. rtutland • I A Few New 1973 Olds 500 E • Serv1ce 'Td 12 Noon on Saturd a) Matn St • Pom.e(oy, OhiO 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. 1971 CHEVROLET tf2 TON $2195 a Fleets rde VB eng1ne sfd trans custom cab foam seats radro H duly rear sprrng w w t1res R step bumper A sharp truck lo cal 1 owner 1970CHEVROLET2 TON 350 cu n V 8 eng 1ne 15 000 lb 2 speed rear axle B25x20 10 ply t res heavy duty front & rear sprrngs ca b to axle clean ca b Mecha n• ca lly so und & regularly se r vrced $2495 good 108 been POMEROY MOTOR CO. Remaining Sat. 'l1l 5 p.m 992·2174 1966 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE $595 H T Cpe good t res clean vmyl tr m maroon I nrsh power stee nng & br akes automatiC tran s r ad to OLDSMOBILE NOW ON DISPLAY At Reduced Price! OPEN EVES8 00 PM POMEROY, OHIO A(lred Social "tiotes Junes were Sunday School attendance on Sept 30 was 49, offermg $24 9o Worship servtces were held at 11 a m wt Ut the Rev Meece speaktng from Col 2 1 10 on And Ye are Complete m senous Oste Mae F ollt od took her moth er Edt lh Ha1 per of Tuppers PlaLns to Catroll ·Oil Sunday to attend the tr clm r~> t l homecommg there whet c tht Harper famtly had hved " many yeal s Clara Follrod and Nw o Htm ' Attendance was 24 and Robmson took Sunda) dmnor offermg $20 Pledges were and spent the res t of the d 11 $54 50 wttlt Mr and Mrs Btl! Fol h~d The annual homecommg of and Sue Ann m Athens the Orange Chrtstian Church Mr a nd Mr s M "" <ll was held here on Sunday Sept Hopkms of Dayton spent o f< IV 30 wt th the usual forenoon days thts pas t week w1 th M1 services A basket dmner at and Mrs Vet c S"' a1 tz noon was followed by an af Many loca l people viS\\fid ternoon program featurrng Whites Funeral Home (Jn The Gospeltones of Chester Saturday a nd a ttended set A spectal ' He Touched Me ' vLces ther e on Sunday ldf and a sermonette Men or ternoon for Charles Be!_zmt; Mtce' by the Rev Charles Domtgan and congregational Karr & VanZandt You II Like Our Oual1ty Way of Domg Busmess ' 992 5342 GMAC FINANCING Open Evempgs Unttl6 00-Til POMEROY sp m Sat "-•••••••••••••••••••••I Pomeroy VISited w1th relatives and frtends here Mr and Mrs Chester Stmpson v1s1ted wtth Mr and Mrs Ronald Hart at thetr cabm on the Muskmgum nver last weekend Mrs James Swart who has been at Ute home of her daughter Mrs Alfred Crow , after bet~g hospttahzed at Holzer Medtcal Center returned to her home w1th Mrs Eto1lle Cassell of Mtddleport as her cornpamon Mr and Mrs Tom Joe Pickens of Robms, Georgta Mrs Audrey Brownell Mrs Dtane Stalnaker, Sherrt and Cmdy of Kanauga vtstted Mr and Mrs Fern Norrts re\.,;ently Wolfpen News, Notes \ Per Hundred Pounds 'Td 7 p m & To Make You auto - - - - - - - - ' 395 spent a weekend at the Swiss v 8 eng me stand trans Custom Deluxe cab rad10 R step bumper whtte wall trres blue f1n~sh Sharp 1 owner tradetn Your Walnuts will be Hulled Free of Charge And We Wi II Pay You 8, 1974 CADILLAC AND burgh spent a weekend wtth hts parents Mr and Mrs Hobart Bryson Mrs Verna Tatpole and Mrs Mabel Byers of Warren and 1971 CHEV 8' PICKUP '2195 Excelsior Salt Works, Inc. 66 Bu1ck 4 Door, V 0 4 Whee l dnve 1ock1ng frt hubs automattc trans power stee nng & brakes Delu xe tnm package radio g-:,"d tires spare never been ~sed Vehrcle of marw uses lean In tenor wh 1te top ove r blue body ALNUTS Open Evemn gs & a1r. ---~795 65 Olds 88 H T. Cpe., low m1les - - - - - - - '495 1971 CHEV. BLAZER '2895 BRING YOUR UNHULLED REMEMBER We ServicJ What We Sell OUR W.ORD IS OUR BOND 66 Cadillac H T Sed., power, a1r - - - - - - ' 695 REAL BUYS- LOW PRICED! --------------- ---~1295 P.S. - - - - - - 1095 . Racine Social Events --------------- \ 68 Olds Cut. H.T. Sed., V-8, auto., P .S - - · ' 1195 68 VW Square Batk - - - - - - - - - - - - ' 895 RIGGS USED CARS 985 4100 See Ceward Calvert, Ron Hesler or Peggy Story We Want You Back Because The Job Was Done Right 68 Pclnt1ac Con, V See Ray Rtggs or Roger Rtebel Localed On St Rt 7 a~r 68 Cad1llac Sed DeV1IIe, power, a1r - - - - - 1495 67 Olds 98 Town Sed, power MAY TAG • T Cpe. · - - - - - - - - ' 1095 68 Bu1ck Spec Cpe, V-:8 auto., P.S H T 66 LINCOLN 4 DR. . ............... 395 65 MERCURY 4 DR•................. 1395 65 BUICK 4 DR.......................1395 8 .:t 30 DallY 8 12 Sat t ~ ~ R H Rawlings Sons Butldrng 992 2101 Mtddleport 0 P.S - - - - ' 995 ~> G T Only one left Auto Sharp 1973 OPEL $3295 1973 MERCURY Cougar X R 7 local one owne r Ltk e new ~ 3895 1973 PONTIAC Grand Safart ~ pas s wagon a 1r Clean $4695 Sharp car $3995 1972 CHRYSLER New Yorker 2 dr HT 1972 CHRYSLER Newpori Roy al 4 dr sed low mtleage $3595 vtnyl top 1972 DODGE Dar ( Swmger 2 dr H T $2795 4 dr sed 6 cyl auto p s PB $2495 1972 DODGE allCornett wh tte 2 dr H T blue w1th v1nyl top, auto $1995 1971 FORD Tor1no P S 1970 G.M.C. ' ' T on P1ckup long bed , V 8 low mtleage $2295 1970 BUICK Lesabr e Custom 4 dr sed a1r vtnyl top $2295 f970 FORD if2 Ton P• c kup long bed V 8 Sharp $1995 $1595 1968 FORD 3f4 Ton P ic kup 6 cy l s harp Only 1 1 cr we w1ll ,Milke'' R'ght auto.~ /Jouble 'Uwd, A II Of Our u sed Curs Hejor~>- We Lel Them Out II - 68 Olds 98 H T. Sed, V roof, a1r · - - - - -' 1195 Dr H T 65 OlDS DELTA 88 . ..... .. •••••• 1395 Maytag Halo of He.af Dryers ::,urround, clothe• wrth gentle ever heat No hOt SIJOIS no ov.erdryrng F~ne Mesh Lin Ftlter We Speclallte In 69 Chev. Impala H 69 CHEVROLET CAPRICE... ......11095 Be Rtght ___________ $500 69 Chevelle H.T Sed, V 8 4 TO OUR MECHANICAL HULLER B19Capac1ty Maytag Automal•cs ? speed opera~on c;rotce of water temps Auto water leve.l ontrol Lin r liter or Powe1 f'ii.J..n AgItator · ~erma Press 70 FORD LTD ......................... 11695 69 MERCURY MARQUIS ........... 1195 SEPTI C TANK S ARoB'iC S EWA G E S Y ST EM S CLEANED REPAIRED ~ MIL L ER S ANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 3035 10 .:1 tfc e l'""NA- -;;d-wh7 te - se-; ng Ma ch rnes Serv ce on all ----~--~--,..-'---ma ke s Reasonable rates FO R F REE est mates on The Sew ng Cen te r M ld a lum,n um Srd lng Storm d\eport Oh o Doors and Windows Car 11 16 ftc ports Marquees and Ra Jmg Phone Charle s Lrsle Syracuse Oh o Carl J acob HARRI SON S TV serv ice and servr c e call s Phon e 992 2522 Sales Representat ve V V _,_ 2 9 tf c Johnson and Son In c 6 n tf c AUTOMOBILE 'i nsurance been EXCAVATING- - Dnze;5- large cance lled ? Lost your and small Backhoes and operator s lrcense Call 992 loaders on track and tires ?428 Dump true k - Lo boy ser 6 1S tf c vrce Sept.c tank s Installed George {&1 lll Put ll ns phone N E t GLER .S FOR HO USE 997 247a or 992 7402 BUILDER S CALL GUY 2 9 ,tc ..._ NEIGLER RAC INE OHI O 911 30tp SEWING MACHINES Repa r se rv ce all makes 992 22a4 DEAD --s-1 OCt<. - Wrtl re.rnnv~ at a reasonable char!:je Cal l The Fabrr c Shop Pomeroy 245 55 14 Author zed Sin ger Sales and 8 23 90tc serv1ce we Sharpen sc ssor s 3 29 He ~oger Hy se ll s OP E N Garag e near Cross road s on MOBILE home repa r Elfi e St Rt 124 all me chan ca l tr cat plumb rng and heat ng work rnclud tng automa t• c Phone 992 5858 lrans m ss ons Monday 7 IS tfc Fr day 8 30 am t tt 5 p m Sa1urday - 8 30 to 12 noon Un le ss by appt Phone 99 2 Real Estate For Sale 5682 or 992 7121 9 16 30tc 6 ROOMS and bath In town $11 000 Call 992 3975 or 992 McCOY S AucTi oN seRVicE 2571 For a rea l au ct ron call the _ _ _ _ ..!_. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 9 _28 tfc real McCoy I 0 Mac McC oy Chester 011 o I 1112 ACRE rots oarw n area 10 3 1 c Tuppers f?lams water Co nla ct Hershel McC lur e 0 DELL WHEEL AI gnment Oa ry Isle unt I 3 p m 992 loc ated at Crossroads R:t 124 5248 after 3 992 3436 now back to work Comp lete 9 2a 12tc front end serv ce tune up and brake serv tce Wheels NEW BRICK 3 bedroom home balanced e lectroniCa lly All on 1 a cre of land Large work guaranteed Reasonable modern k•tchen fu ll ca r rates Ph one 7.42,..3232 peted located close to the 2 18 tfc h1gh and elementary Schools Call 992 7686 SHEPARD Floor Wall 92412tc RON Remodetmg Ceram rc tile ----~--------baths Box 280 Rutland 742 5 ROOM house on 3 acres of 3664 land Tuppers Plains 6 26 tfc Chester water all new plumb ng alum nvm sldrng --------~-----~~ fuel oil furnace Call 9a5 3539 DOZER and back hoe work ponds and septrc tanks dtf 9 30 12tp chlng servtce top soU f1ll d lrt limestone B&K HOME n Chester PI~ acres Escavatlng Phone 997 5367 or n 1ce locat•on near Gavm 992 3861 Call 367 7114 9 1 tfc 10 5 12fc ------7 ----- 69 Mercury Monlego 4 Door, V-8, auto - - ' 1095 1 It Mu s I REASONABLE rates Ph 446 4782 Gall pol iS John Russell Own e r and Oper11tar 5 12 ff c C BRADFORD Auct one er Complete Se rvice Phone 949 3821 Rac ine Oh o 4 Dr Wagon Th s car rs loa ded I Spec1ahst Wheel Alignment vmyl roof·----- ' 1995 1 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 dr. H.T, v-roof, a1r --· 1295 4 Dr H T --------------SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED HT Coupe, 4 Or Sta t 1on Wagon a cy l P S P B auto JOHN TUCKER Rt 4., Pomeroy 0 991. 3954 or 992 7349 READY MIX CONCRETE de tr vered r 1ght to your pro ject Fast and easy Free e s t mates Phone 99 2 3284 Goegle n Ready M IK Co M ddlep vr f Oh o 6 30 tfc Sed., full pow , au, v-roof ' 2695 Dr H ~ R& H auto P B P S v1ny l top 69 MERCURY MARQUIS ............ 1695 • MODERN SANITATION MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Phone 992 2SSO Lu~. 69 Cadillac Fllwd Brougham Sedan---- ' 1795 1 DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 24 HOUR SeRVICE ' 3800 72 PB 72 PONTIAC CATALINA .............12295 From th e laraest Bull doz..er Rad•ator to :::.matlest Hearer Core Nathan B1ggs Rad1ator Spe<aahst Cad1llac Sed. DeV1IIe, power, air - - - ' 4500 Pont1ac Catalma 4·Dr., power, a1r ---'3695 fac tor y a 1r P S orryur~:. 73 Olds Toronado, V roof, power, alr---- ' 5500 72 2 Dr H T Ph 992 5271 W hefl } ou fm '/ o Uuy A U10erl C1r? Uon 't. Let Snuth Nel'o" J)o '/'he II 71 OLDS 98 ........................... 12995 Body Shop • • wtde bed tong standard r adio tong w1de bed - 500 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992·2174 ·oo YOU WORRY USED CARS 66 FORD F100 ....................... Gene's _______ ______ RUTLAND FURNITURE~~~·· F ---....----------- Custom 307 V 8 itUio For Free Esttmate Real Estate For Sale Crrtt Br~dford 5 1 tf c HOU S E for sa le lo cated n Bradbury Carr 992 7363 after EXCAVATING dozer loader 6 P m and backhoe work septic 9 5 JOIC tanks InSta lled dump trucks and to boys for h r e w II haul 2 BEDROO M ho use 3 years old f11l dirt top so I I mestone ca r pet ng b g k !che n w th and gravel Ca ll :! )b or Roger to ls of ca bm cts ac re of t J effers dav phOr.e 992 7089 ground Ractn e Oh o Ca ll n ght phone 992 3525 or 992 949 499-a 5232 9 12 II C 2 11 tfc ! -------------- AT RIGGS USED CAR LOT TRUCKS 73 CHEV~OLET C-10 ... .... . .. .. . 12995 . Spouting , Roof• ng , Porch Repatr Com: Home p I e t e Remodeling FURNITURE 12 - PRICE 71 FORD GALAXIE 500 ............. 11695 -------------- ____________ & ZUSPAN • CONSTRUCTION on Most Amertcan Cars - GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 773 55$4 Th Da y -------------- .. Built tq Your 'Specs Oehvered to Job S1te HOGG OLD tvrn 1tu r e oak tables ELE C TROLUX vacuum cloc ks ce bOJI.eS brass bed s cleane r A 1 con d rt on uses d rs hes or complete For Sale paper bags has cordw nder households Wr te M D HONDA 160 Dream looks good and many attachment s also M Iter Rt 4 Pomeroy Ohro runs goo d lr etu des tw o sh ampooer attachment m call 992 6211 el uded On ty 4 ava table <!1 helmets S220 tlrm Call 949 5 13 ft c S37 70 c ash or ter ms 59 13 10 '2 51< ava.table Phone 992 2984 ll 30 6fc Help Wanted phone BRUSH HOGS 4>< 5 ft .· WHtSPERtr G Pmes N ghtclub 992 5a58 7 15 ttc have "2 30 n1ghtctub t cense Route 7 Pomeroy Oh io 10 3 6t c EXCELSIOR Salt Works E Ma.n St Pome roy All k1nd s - ""------~~- ---Poll e d ot sal t water pe ll li' IS water RE G ISTERED PAPER CARRIER Herefords 1 Bull 2 he tf ers 11 !'luggets blo ck sal t and own months Also bull and he1t er Oh o R vrr Salt Phone 992 ca lv es 1 0 Mc Coy Ches ter 3891 IN Oh to f5hone 98 5 3944 6 5 tfc 10 3 6t c SYRACUSE NEW SWIV EL ro ckers and ree l ne rs n velvet and 100 1973 FOR D Gran To rrn o automatr c Ps Pb AC radtat pe rcent nylon · w th sco tch trres 16 000 m Jes $2 eoo .l Sentl·nel guard and v ny t at the low Phone 7.:12 J334 e I 1ow cas h a no carry once ot 10 3 6tc 569 95 each Pomeroy Reco very 622 E Ma•n t STARCRA F T Two 1973 PHONE 992 •2156 Pomeroy Phone 992 755' ira lers left dealer cos t 1974 9 30 6tc Tra rt ers n s to c k 197" L - - - "·- - - - - - ' - - - - - -- - - - - - - Cam pers as low as $1 350 Buy GROC ERY bus ness for sale HURRY HURRY T me 1S wher e you get qua l ty and Bu td ng for sate or lease runn ng out Hrr ng now un tt l se rv c e CAMP CO NLEY Phon e 773 5616 from 8 30 P m Oct S Earn 5100 week tor 3 STARCRA FT J>ALES Rt 62 to 10 p m for appo rntment nights sell ng brand toys and N of Pont Pleasant beh nd 3 20 tfc g fts no del ver ng no Red Carpet Inn Phone 304 collec t ng For more n 675 5384 form at on wr te to R t 2 Box 1o 3 3tc 23 Rae ne Oh o 45771 Grocery and 9 25 10tc 19?-2 HONDA 450 Telephone 992 3640 after 5 p m General Merchandise LADYlol ;;.-;n w-;lhano ther 10 412tc lady and do ltgh t housekeep ng com for tabl e Owner r el tnng must 1966 FORD :, ton p cku p truck home C a ll 949 2532 Box 37 1 sac rtfiC e good go1ng w th 352 eng ne reel to reel Ra e. ne .Oh o tape recorder Vo tce of bu s tne ss G rocery and 1o 2 6t c Mus c car tape player and Genera I Merchandtse Profit speake rs s lver tone p ggy A LOCAL company has m polenftal ts unllmtted For back ampl! f er 15 n speaker med ta te openmgs tor the and 2 channels and .:1 nputs 7 mform<~hon follow ng pos tons 15 n chro me rever se rrms for 1 Account ng Cler k For d and 2 15 n a m w de WRITE TO Knowledge and exper ence n r ms for Ford Call 742 6181 cost acc ount ng or payro ll 10 5 2tc Box 163, Route 1 csse n!Jal Op en ng s on the to llow ng sh fts B a m t It 4 36 IN CH Bott le gas stove 66 Portland, 0. 45770 p m 4 p m tIt 12 mrdn ghf nch meta l ca brnel double 120 1tl 18 am stnk 10 speed b k.e t ke new .. 2 Off ce secretar es - Out es HALLOWEEN pumpk ns from Phone 9a5 3a16 nctude typ ng d ctatron 25 cents to S1 Also p e 10 4 3tp f trng Open tng on same sh tt s pumpk ns Russell Cli ne Rt r sted above 1 Long Bottom Call 985 3534 BARKLEY trombone n good .3. Personnel Ass slant 10 3 3tc cond t •on Phone 99 2 6780 ~espons ble for re c rutl ng Sa te at reasonab le pr ce an d sc reen ng ot em ployees 10 4 Jtp LO TS of chrysanlhemums for Des re rnterv ew ng or sate f eld grown we only counsetrng exper en ce have one color - yellow 10 4 PrECE bedroom su te couch Ex cellent satar es and frmg e chrome breakfa s t set bunches for $5 We have some ben eftts Se nd br ef resume of washer gas range and 35 000 out rn fu ll bloom some rust wo rk ~i s tory and educa t on BTU Warm Morn ng 11eater budd ng Reynold s Flow e r Se nd all rep t es to Box 729 S n 30 gallon hot water tank old Shop Mason W Va Ca ll 773 c<:t re ot Th e Daly Se nt ne t fash oned dr ess ng table 5147 l<,i Pome roy Ohro (with m rrors l old fashroned 9 76 tfc 9 2 tfc sa te old trunk 2 bulb brass chandal ers 9x 12 rug chars NEW open ngs at Crow s Stealo; tables lamps and other ar Save Up to 40 Pet Hou se for gr t cook Wa t ctes too n um e rou s to t On Fuel Bills ress carhop apply n perso n rnen t on Call 992 27 40 No expenence ne cess ary w II ......_ "'10 4 Jtc MONOGRAM tra n 10 3 6tc l • BLACK Tennes's ee Walker OIL HEATERS colt Te lephone 992 3640 after d ecorator des 1g n BEAU T tC':tAN wa nted Phone Smart 5 p m 992 28 40 or even ngs 992 6431 wj3l n ut gra1n ed or rrc h 10 4 12tc 10 3 M e fru twood vrnyl c lad ----------- ~--G E Automat c washer n very ca b nets are hand so me ly good cond tl on See after 4 p SOMEO NE to do house h gh l rghted w1 fh gold m 591 Broadway Stree t clean ng Phone 99 2 2677 M dd teport Oh o 9 30 6tc anod zed alum rnum to blend 10.:131c w th the f nest furn 1sh1ng s A Stze For EYery Home KERO SENE Oil cook stove 19 For Rent Prtces Start At $210 nch RCA porta ble telev ,s on FUR NI SHED 2 bedroom apart Call 992 6337 POMEROY men H ..adults only Mrd Jack W Carsey Mgr dleport phone 992 38?4 --~--~--------Phone 992 2181 10 2 ttc WANTED WOOD TRUSSES APPALOOSA mare With 5 month col t Phone 742 4.t48 10 1 61p I • EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 • -- - • •• SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. . Business Services 16 FOOT l1ber.gJass boat 80 hp Merc;ury w,1.th tra fer Call 985 4116 10 2 61p -------------- Wanted GEr . ' 8 - Tho DailySentouel ~l!ddleportl'omcrO\ 0 O<t 5 1973 Sentmel, Saturday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Larry Johnson and famtly and Mrs Shumate were Lee Roush Leon Shwnate and Bruce of Bantytown, W Va , Mrs Paul Pierce Randy and Scott of •Mason W Va , Mrs Elwood Howard, Mtssy and Mark of Harnsonvtlle Afternoon vtsttors were Mrs Lee Roush, Rodney, Cheryl and Joey Mr and Mrs Harley Johnson spent an evemng wltlt Mr and Mrs Henry Ebltn Sr Mr and Mrs Frankhn Russell of Mtddleport and Mrs Chnton Gtikey of Albany were Tuesday VISitors of Mr and Mrs Lmcoln Russell Mr and Mrs Harold Gtllogly and famtly of Albany were Carpenter News, Event Mr and Mrs Ted M1ller of Caledonta and Mr and Mrs Wayne Fuller and famtly of Cardmgton were guests of Mr and Mrs Wtlham Mtller Debb1e and Laura Mr and Mrs Bob Harnson, Stouts¥ille, v1stted wtth her parents, Mr and Mrs Wtlltam Cheadle and oUter relattves tn the area Mr and Mrs Ear.!. Starkey were entertamed m the home of thetr son.m law and daughter Mr and Mrs Donald Jones tn Jl[elsonvtlle "'honor of Mr Starkey s btrthday Mr and Mrs Bob Woodrum Tmuny, Tract and new son Mathew Wayne, vtstted hts grandmother Murl Gala way of McArtltur Rolland Crabtree was returned to hts home followmg some time spent 111 Holzer Hospital at Gallipohs He ts Sunday vtsttors of Mr and Mrs Lincoln Russell Mr and Mrs Charley Slt\tth vtstted wttlt Mr and Mrs Lawrence Scarberry , Suste, Kathy Larry Demse and a frtend at Henderson, W Va Sunday evemng Mr and Mrs Carl McElroy of Columbus were weekend VISitors of Mr and Mrs Paul McElroy Mr and Mrs John Ftsher of Norwood are vtsttmg wtth Mrs G'l!leva Shumate and oUter relatives somewhat Improved from h1s recent tllness Among those callmg to see htm were hts brc.ther m law and stster Mr and Mrs Dale Scott, hts brother Arthur Crabtree local , and h1s son and daughter tn law Mr and Mrs Kennetlt Crabtree, McArthur Mr and Mrs Rex Cheadle and famtly were hosts to a dwner honormg Mrs Cheadle s parents Mr and Mrs Noble Hamon on thetr 40th weddtng anmversary Those present were Mr and Mrs Roger Sptegle Colum bus Norma Maynard, Larry Paul and Domta Borderland, W Va Mrs Mary Wtseman and children and Mrs Betty Ktrby , Tony and Todd, Hamden Mr and Mrs !1reston Hamon Mark and Steven, McArthur along wtth Tma Radekm, Sara Nelson Randy and Gary Hamon , Ute honored couple and the host famtly Mr and Mrs Robert Mattox attended Ute Malloy reumon at the home of Mt and Mrs Robert Strasbaugh at lrwtn Ohto near Platn Ctty Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey were m Colwnbus on Fr1day and Saturday He attended msurance meetmgs and they called to see his stster, Mrs Jesste Jewell Those who attended a wtener roast sponsored by the Umon Rtdge Nazarene Church at Hoopers State Park mcluded Rev Leonard Mc Vey and famtly , Mr and Mrs Lawrence Peters and fanuly, Mr and Mrs Gaylord Peters and son Mr and Mrs Murtel Peters, Mr and Mrs Maynard Callms and Barbara, Mr and Mrs Larry Ac ord and chtldren Mr and Mrs Gary Brown and children, Mr and Mrs Wtll1am Harkms Mr and Mrs Albert Saunders, Mrs Sherry Barnes and son, James Thompson Mrs Clay Woodrum Kay LeMay, Mrs Nanny Harktns, Barbara Harkms Mrs Arthur Alhson Laurel Cliff News Notes stngtng Orange Alfred Athens Tuppers Platns Chester Colwnbus Hemlock Grove were among the places and churches represented Mrs Mtldred Story of Columbus spent several days here w1 th Genevieve Guthrte and attended all day servtces at Ute Orange Chrtstian Church Sunday By BERTHA PARKER Sabbath School attendance on Sept 23 at the Free Methodtst Church was 94 wtth Henry Smith, a pamter on an of!enng for all servtces of Ute roof of the Elmer Btbbee $196 30 On Sept 30 the at tendance was 110 and offermg I for all servtces was $148 27 The butldmg fund offenng was be taken to the Veteran s $45 96 Ftfteen chotr members were present Athens spent Saturday wtth Mrs Wtlltam Strausbach and Mrs Perry's parents Mr and son Dav1d of Athens vtstted a Mrs Norman Schaefer Sunday wtth Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Bud H1lt of Pearl Jacobs Colwnbus recently called on Vern Story of Columbus Mrs Cora Renshaw spent a weekend wtth hts w1fe Mrs Georgta Dtehl and and son John grandson, Charles Anthony Wyatt Schaefer of Mt vtstted Sunday wtth Mrs Vernon spent a Sunda) wttlt h1s Odessa Roush at BaLley 1S Run parents Mr and Mrs Norman Mr and Mrs Ted Mathew Schaefer Mrs Margaret Karr of Huron Mrs Roy Howe ll ;md spent a weekend wtth Mr and daughter, Mrs Larry Walker Mrs Dtck Karr and Mr and of Ind1ana recently spent a Mrs Tom Reuter week at thetr home here Vern Story and hts mother of Mrs Carman Evans lhas Colwnbus spent the weekend been reported til and ts staymg w1Ut Mrs Vern Story and son wttlt her son a nd daughter , Mr John and Mrs Edward Evans of Mr and Mrs Frt tz Stahl and daughter, of New Marshfteld Mtddleport Mtss Peggy Staat and vtstted recently wttlt Mr and Mathew Phtllips were marrted Mrs Norman Schaefer Saturday evenmg at the Free Metltod1st Church w1Ut Rev I liuckley offtctatmg I Here's the Bentley Peoples and grand· daughter Mtss Dtann Mans· held, and Mr and Mrs Pahil I Wtse of McConnelsvtlle at- I tended services at the local I I church Sunday moromg I Mr and Mrs Wtlbam Perry I and Mtss Pearl Sarver of I ~~~::dh~::t ~~~~d~~ ~~Sd ):::~~ Larry' s of Pom e roy "UNDER SELL" Drtve a Lttfl e & Save a Lot 1 14' Davtd Peters, and Jane and Shan Peters PH 99'2 2178 *FLEETWOOD *ACADEMY *CROYOON LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES Frank Gheen Sales Mg r Ph: 992 ~ I I I I I I I L----------.1 • X 50' *PARKWOOD *KIRKWOOD 1 - St>~rs I I 12' We Feature Som~ of the Fmest ' THE BEST I I I Lou Osborne I I VALUES I I SEARS Cat a leg Merchant Zimmerman Sam Harkms, I I Tommy Btsh, Ketth Peters, ·1 220 E Ma" Pomeroy X 70' - 12' X 65'-14' X 64' ,.------------.. Man I To See For ... and chtldren, Shtrley Harkms, Leroy Wbeatcraft Mrs V1C· ~ory Perry, Mrfi Ellen Facemyre, Rtcku and Ronna Edwards Dawn, Denny and Btll)' Facemyre, Rtcky , 7777 POMEROY, OHIO Ne xt Door to the Jones Boy• '' ' OPEN Monday· Fnday 98 Sat. 9·6, Sun. 1 ·6 , '----------------~ �' " ' - .f 1~ Udilj ,)lt'mUk!!, ~HIUWl'jJUU-rVIIIeftJ} ~~ti?.~~ro~~!~:~~!' or~::~:\· \ members art' to meetwiththemayorSalurda) ,V., U(.' l,.;), New bishop will ogo d own mi...ddle . at 1 p.m . at the- new mumclpal · building to help pour co ne rete · LOUISVli.LE, Ky. !UI>Ii sidewalks in front and aroWld the bui,ldinu. The new presiding bishop..:lect ~ May or \,ondon has been of the Episcopal Church made · named cha 1rman of th e immedia te effort s Thurs d ay t o National Cystic FiiJrosts shed the conservative label Research Foundalion ''for the pinned upon him by some delevillage. The mayor will appoint ga tes at the church's 64th genfour persons to can\'aSs the cral convention . village. The time and date are " Wha t we've lcfl rncd in the to .be announced . '70<"' s;tid th.c R t. Rev. J ohn M. "r " We cannot back up." Attending were May or Allin. London , Robert Wingett. Troy •. " fl 's time to press on and Zwilling, Eber Pickens, Art cooperate with the leaderSylvester and Henry Hill , ship,'' said Allin. who will council members; Police Chid succeed the Rt. Rev . J oh n E . Milton Varian , Geo r ge Hines next June f6r a IZ..year Holman , treas ure r , pnd term in the church's highest Kathryn Cr ow, clerk . office. . · A div ided House of Deputies 1- - - - - - - - - -... . confirmed Bishop Allin Thursl: day after three hour> of debate. ~ Th e confirmation session was Tonight thru Tuesday closed to th e press and public. Oct. 5·9 " Anyone who wanted this ofWalt Disney '!> fice must tic insa ne " Allin REOKNOBS& quipped. "So you m~y have BROOMSTICKS elected a fool - bull hope I'm (Technicolorl a fool for Christ's sa ke." Angela Lansbury David Tomlin son Opposition to Bishop. Allin IQI. came prima rily from Women, Di sney cartoons : Blacks and a large northeastBand Concert ern U.S. diocese. He was on · Pluto's Heart Throb record as opposin g ordination Ad · · n $1 so & 7Sc h · h d m•ss•o : . of women to t c pnest oo . Show Starts 7 p. m. Allin established· his per· MEIGS THEATR • ., r' l~I J :::::::::::::::~~.::~::::.;~:~ • Board to Po~l~tion rules persist may he changed . . ~ v • t on m m ' . . . • sonalily quickl y In Ius ftrst public appea rance followmg · lhc election. . ., Mc1.RTHUR . Ohio ( UP! ) ' · I om " no t J ohn .Hm es • .he Vmton · 1..Dca 1 Schoo IS'up l . Ke nsatd .after a sta ndmg ova tion nelh Cllristopher announced greeted his introduction . '' And late Wednesday thal,5ehools in I a~~ not J oh n Coburn . lhe strike bound d.istrict would tpres1dcnt of the Ept.scopal .. remain open despite pressure ChurcbU am J~hn Alhn. fr om some parents as,king that " John Hines w11l be • . hard th ey be closed . acllo follow , and .h"-.~ 1 11 be " Tit~y're (the parents) not im posstble to umtate, Allm taking sides one way or Ute said . . . other," Christopher said. " But The ne1':')' e.lected presiding they poinledoulweareoperalbishop satd hu; Identity ":~th ing on a limited staff." .conservatlv€' causes 15 a~ . 1 1~ However , Chnstopher said 'lustration of supe~ft c t~l he would continue to keep the reasoning" and . that m . his six schools open by using home diocese of M1SS1ss1pp1 be substiture teachers. is kn o~·n as a liberal. Eighty-seven of the dis tri ct's Rega rding his plans between 113 teachers went on strike now and hi s mstaUatwn next Sept. 21 in a dispute over fair June, Allin said he wants lo teacher dismissal policies and "disc uss ways and means of establishment of a grievan~e growing logether" and heal the procedure. apparent divisio. ns within th.e Stale Auditor Joseph f ·· I h church resu, l1n g rom IS Ferguson toured the district se Iec t.wn . •·· . Wednesday to determine how many. students are attending hool. The figure will be used . sc 1 to d eel'd e h ow mu~h in state funds the district will get for the rest of lhe year. Holzer Medical Center " Th'IS ·Ls t~wee k lh ey t a k e ( Discharged) J e ft rev Ba r cus, H e 1en the student po ulation count to ·B urnetle , Thollias Burns , d ter · ho Au!'.t1n Co r n , Mr s George e mme w muc h money Bishon g , Gold 1e Durha m , •Eva the schools will receive from G ahn . Mr s R1 cha r d Holley and the slat'e fo dati rogram dauqht e r . Chester Howard , un on P c 1vcie Hut , man , Geneva for the remainder of the school Leonard , F red Li ttl e, James year/' said Ferguson . "I don't HO'SPITAL NEWS L o ud en , Mr s. T1 lliolhy Mayes and dau gh t e r , Mrs Billy McCully , Margaret Me cumber , Mar cel la M e Dan1e1, Dorothy N i bert , Richie ~ ~~~~: s • R ~~~ r 1 ~~ d R ~~; 'u'g ~ ~~ ; Pau l Rucker , Wayn e Rupe , Karen St ei nbrummer , Joy ce SlewarL G r egOry Vm(!, 1ng , Marie Will iams , Minnie Wi lso n. Mrs . Jarne~ Yerian ahd daughter · CQLUMBUS I UP! ) - The Ohio! Environmental Protection Agency announced tod a y l·t' would hold •a publ1·c hearinghereNov.5 toconsider char ges in air po11ution regulations cove rin g sulfur o<ide control. ~uc~ of tll e coal used by · ahto mdus.try ~o~es fr om Eastern .ohw mmef1e lds and lh ecoa 1m tha t area h as a h lg h suifur tontenl. . . " The sulfur diOXIde control program that Ohio submitted to lhe fede ral government 10 l9?l wa ~ based upon the assumption that adequate amoWlts of low sulfur fuel would be a va1la ble to tn· dustnes choosmg to turn to low sulfur coal and 011 to contr~! thetr atr pollutton problem, I I the day afte': . e • .::: :·:· :::: by the edl'lor I"'''"'' Mr s OccasionallywecomeupsmeUinglikearoseinthisbusiness of news dissemination . Last week the UP! and the AP, the prestiguous news gathering agencies of the U.S. (and world ) got PAIR ARRESTED .••• their Ohio news budget into trouble. PHOENIX, Ari<. (UP! ) Sunday, Sept. 23 The Sunday Times Sentinel correctly Margaret March 21, and Clar- reported Karen Griffith of Pomeroy had become the first woman ence Faulkerson, 29, both of musician to win an appointment outright in Ut e Ohio Stale Ashtabula, Ohio, were arrested University Marching Band. She marched at the TCU game . near here Thursday .by FBI When Karen's appbintment was annqunced over the state agents cha rged with interstate wire (such items rarely if ever are dispatched outside the state flight to avoid prosecution. concerned), it was pointed out that othet women musicians Officials said the · two would have the right to challenge men in the band and, if better, • suspects are charged · with take their place . Sure 'nuff,lasl week two women, Becky Parker, forgery in Cleveland . 18, of J:?ennison, and Lisa Bauman, 18, Worthington( challenged DAMAGE NOTED am~ won . · · · . IRONDALE, Ohio (UP! )- A So what happened' UP! and AP sent pholograp~ers to lake series of · exrilosions early · 'pictures of Becky and lisa marching in the OSU band. Their Thursday heavily damaged an co"vering words said Becky and Lisa were the first and second eleme ntary school here, fire .women to march with the band, ignoring our Karen. department. officials said. We corrected the UP! item in The Daily SentineL We're The cause of the explosions, indebted to Judge C. Bacon for learning tltat Ute AP item which began QeCore classes also erred, fQr the Cincinnati Enquirer used an AP picture and sta rted , were being investigat- mistaken cove r that also omitted mention of Kar~n. ed, authorities said. The judge mailed us pertinent clippings with this no!e ; "How No injuries were reported. about tltal ?"and P . S., "Seems like the great Enquirer misled by DEATHS UP the great AP ? B~st regardsJ Bacon." CO LUMBUS ( UP!) . Figur!=!S released for the fist six THEN THERE ARE TIMES, too frequently, of course, when montlts of. 1973 show fatal we come up an)1hing like roses. Take yesterday, for ex~mple, motorcycle crashes increased when we referred to Mrs. Jim Soulsby, wife of Pomeroy's by 66 per cent in the state over postmaster, as a "businesswoman" (not any fault~ of Ute same period last year, photographer Katie Crow). Columbus Police Chief Earl With apologies to all concerned, the name Soulsby got inBurden reported Thursday. tertwined with the name "Carsey" for some unknown reason, Ninety-three fatalities in- and Mrs. Carsey operates the Pomeroy Bowling Lar.es . Mrs. volving motorcycles were Soulsby and Councilman Ralph Werry are promoting the uprecorded for the period, in~ · coming Halloween Carnival sponsored by Ute Hearl Fund at the eluding five persons killed in old Pomeroy Junior High building Wednesday, Oct. 31. one weekend, Burden said. You can't wim 'em all, butwe'41ike to. ALCOCK CHARGED TOLEDO, Ohio (UP!) - AI· SURELY A CONSIDERABLE majority of Americans prefer vah Alcock, 49, of Toledo was to have the 20-year sentence of !st. Lt. William L. Calley over. charged Thursday wfih em- turned or mitigated. His case was being argued anew beginning bezzling $86,000 while working Thurs~ay before the U. S. Court of Military Appeals (the as an instollmenl loan officer highest) . Lt . Calley was convicted of murdering at least 22 at the suburban Sylvania Vietnamese civilians at My Lai in 1968. Savings Bank. His lawyers are taking the iack that adverse publicity · Alcock was released on prevented him from getting a fair trial. Another key argument is recognizance bond at his that Lt. Calley was only following orders because evidence ol his arraignment before U.S. trial showed dozens of witnesses heard Ll. Calley receive Ute Magistrate John Pietrykowski. command to kill every living thing in !he village. We don 'l hold with lhiJ proposition that adverse publicity made a fair trial impossible. The argument that Lt. Calley was not to blame because qe only was following orders is strong, however. In our opinion, overpowering. Young .m en in Ll. Calley's lime were drafted out of the great mass of peace-preferring. people, literally run through a crash course in simple military discipline, tactics and basic weapons skills; then, if tlteir !Qs and deportment warrarlted, shipped off to quickie schools whero they were to master in 13 weeks enough . of the Art of killing to put on the gold bar. of a 2nd lieutenant. In the infantry, a 2nd lieutenant marches at the head of a platoon of 40 to 50 men (depending on how badly it was shot up in its last engagement and how rapidly replacements are sent up ). Whatever Lt. Calley's mental condition was at My Lai, whatever his pre,military psychological profile may luive shown, be was an inexperienced, junior commissioned officer who had been d1 illed to believe tltat following orders came first. · In the sorry mess that was the Vietnam War the blame for 22 dead Vietnamese goes much higher than Lt. Calley. Mr and Ronald Rat cliff , a son, Jackson I. Open a Checking Account. It's easier. .• Why nsk carrying cash ? Do bus1ness the easy way W1th a (;hecklng Acco unt Your checkbook is as good as cash And your ca ncelled c hecks are legal rece ipt s •• pomeroy rutland pomeroy national bank the bank of th e cE: nt ury ,es ta blished !872 ·Member FDIC MAIN OFFICE Mo'n .. Tues., W e d .. Thurs 9a .rn . 3p .m F r i day9a .m to 7p rn SatlJrday9a .rn t o l 2 Noon RUTLAN.D BRANCH Mon . . T IJeS .,-Wed , $<)1.,9a m .·3 p rm . Thurs-day 9 a .m . to l2 Noo n F r iday 9 a rn . t o 7 p rn. "Going one step further" Super Live Entertainment ·' cAPITAL '· FINANCIAL SER\(IC·E S LOANS said Ohio EPA director Ira L. W Whitman." e now know that Ute supply of such fuel is inadequate to meet Ohio's needs . . The alternative to )Qw sulfur fuel is the installation of Stack gas equipment removal equipment but. . such is in short sup-. ply and many sulfur dioxide control citizens may not be op- erational . before 1977," WHitman · said. " In li ght of these fa cts, the Ohio EPA is proposing new sulfur dioxide control strategies. In addition, modification . of slate reqUirements for iron faundries and other minor char.ges in the regulations -are \>eing proposed." Whitman said the proposed regulation changes dealing witt). sulfur oxides assign a pribrily 1, 11 or . III classificatioft to each county, rather than regional basis. · SEGHI SIGNS · By rating Ohio 's sulfur oxide CLEVELAND (UP!) - Phil air pollution problem'tltis way, Seghi, Cleveland Indians' vice .67 counties·would be rated pripresidenl and general . d Th orily Ill and would not have to manager, was s1gne ursmeet emission limitations. day loa two-year contrac! at a Facilities in these counties substantial increase in salary. wilJ be fequired to use Ute Seghi, 55, appointed to the post lowest s ulfur content coal last Jan. 10, came here in Nov. which they· used during 1970, 1971 • as director of player or . 1971 1972 personnel +!! · The rema1'n1'ng · count1'es with more · severe poUution problems have been assigned Priority 1 or II rankings and NOW YOU KNOW Thomas Alva Edison made a still must meet specific polluwant them putting in for more tanl eml·ssl·on requirements. students than are attending movie of "Frankenstein" in d 1 · classes tht's week, 1908. The propose regu atwn · changes,ifadopted,wouldalso ;l?:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::;:,o;:~::::::·:·:~:::::::;:;::;:::::;:?.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~;~f grant a two-year extension of :::: ·.•. .. ' .. ' the state's deadline ·for final compll'ance wl' lh state sulfur dioxide standards for those sour~s unable to meet t:JC I, current 1975 ''W July · ed deadline. th th e are convtc a1 e two-year extension of the dead, line will provide sufficient time for all sources of sulfur dioxide to come into compliance with the state's present emission slandarda," said Whitman. \ • 4-PIECE GROUP WITH•' VOCALIST They Play Everything! SATURDAY NIGHT 10 TIL 2 • J. J. .Davis, M.D. · . THE MEIGS .INN 992-3629 MONDAY LAUREL CLIFF Better Health Club at the home of Mrs-..-.l,eona Karr. Potluck annlver\ary supper to be · served. Sunshine sisters will be · revealec;!. POMEROY . ; . N. W. COMPTON, 0. ,.D. ~.OPTOMETRIST . .. TilE FOSfER SI(lN CO . of Gallipolis Thursday replaced Ute sign at the Economy Savings and Loan Co., 3110 W. Second Sl., Pomeroy, denoting ,the change in name to Capital· Financial Services. The Pomeroy office is a part of an 18state chain of conswner f.inance offices with headquarters in Columbus. The name capital Financial Servit'fS has been adopted nationwide. Manager of the Pomeroy office is D. W. Ohlinger. , Otile Pleasant Valley Hospital Discharges : Michael SaJtSOn, Gallipolis; Mrs. ,Olin Snyder, ( c,ontinued Irom Page I I Mrs. Reba Tillis, Point Pleasant; Peggy Ward, Vinton, theast of the capital. 0 .; Brenda and Charles The temblor shook buildings Stanley, Gallipolis, and in Sanli~go and tossed · thouClarence France, Middleport. sands of Ute capital's residen ts Birth : October 3, a daughter · from tlteir beds. Th'e quake cut . to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Benet!, off the capital's · cable comCottageville; mw . .cations with the rest of Latin America .and halted phone service to the worst hit parts of the country. FISH FRY SET The quake hit the capital of The Pomeroy F'ire Dept. and· 2.5 million at 2:45 a.m. and E-R squad will sponsor a public lasted for a full minute . An fish fry all day ·Saturday at aftershock struck two minutes Pomeroy City Hall . Alt later anit' lasted for the sanie proceeds will go to the building duration . A third shock hit the fund. country at 3:20a.m . ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY .Open Friday and Saturday Nights Until 9 _______ __ ------------------------------, I SPECIAL PURCHASE AND SALE Regular 1200 Junior CuHed Denim Jeans - Sale 7.49 • Junior Sizes 5!6 through 15/ 16 '. ,. ... At Elberfelds Warehouse·On Mechanic Street :,1 Sale! EVERETT BRAIDED RUGS - Reversible - 99% Nylon - Six Excelient • ' " SUSIE JEFFERS homecoming Queen at night at Meigs Stadium are l· r, James D.ieh(, was named Meigs High School pre-game ceremonies held Friday in Pomeroy .. Shown with ·the Queen•' princ ipal, Queen Susie and Jeff .. - Ridgway, Miss Jeffers escort. Miss Jeffers is Ute daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neal Jeffers, Dexter, and :Jeff is the son of Mrs. Hallie Ridgway, Pomeroy , RD., and Dr. John Ridgway. I "' • , GALLIPOLIS QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS - Miss LuAnn Folden, center, was crowned 1973 Gallipolis Homecoming Queen prior lo the Gallipolis-Jackson foot ball + Weather Your Invited Guel!t Reaching More Than n fJ()() Familieli tmts Cloudy today, chan ce of showers north toni ght, Monday fair and cooler. Highs in the 70s. '"· " Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Vallev 30 PAGES vo ~. s Reg~ 60.95 size ·102"xll8" Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. 32.95 14.95 9.95 4.95 size size size size 66"x103" 42"x 66" JO"x 54" 22"x 42" .:: .. Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale 3 SECTIONS'· '. NO. 36 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1973 Gallipolis-Poi nt Pleasant Reward raised for dog killer POMEROY - More contributions to a reward fund offered by Ute Meigs Collr1ty Humane Society for information leading lo ·'the conviction of those respon sible for kicking a dog to deatlt ,on the Pomeroy parking lot. Thursday ni ght has been mcreased from $10 to $60. Officers of the society have received severa l calls from ' residents since Ute incident occurreC offering -coutributions to help located ofl.e nders in this and otlter instances in the future. Thurston Stone, owner of the dog, added $50 to the reward fund in addition to other contribution~ . One of $10 wa s given in the name of a dog, and Mr . and Mrs . Archie Lee dona ted $200 to be used a l the discretion of the organization . Leonard Hess and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Arnold phoned contributions as have others who prefer to remain anonymous. The society is accepting all contributions. No amount is too small, so that· it will have fWlds on hand in possible future similar instances. The society has MARION - "Incredible. " That's how Robert M. Wopat, president of General ·Telephone Co. of Ohio described the 12-week strike against the 'company by the Communications Workers of America . . Ratification of a new l\\'li-year contract by CWA members Wednesday put an .end to the violence-raked work stoppage .which. began July 16. "The strike was jncredible," said Wopat. ."Everybody lost something. There were no winners. But, more important, the . cws members lost something intangible bt~t very valuable -their dignity .'' From· the outset to near the conclusion · the strike was marred by con, · tinuous' vandalism. More than 1,000 cable slashings were recorded, disr upting Service to some 220,000 customers . "The vandalism reflected the altitude of(' striking workers," said .Wopat. " It 49.00 26.oo· 12.00 8.00 4~00 • ELBERFELDS IN POM.EROY . ,I ,. ·' .{.. .' g ame on Memorial Field Friday nigh\. She is flanked by attenda)lts Teresa Bane, left, a nd Tel'esa Sievers, right. " promised vigorous prosecutton against · anyone involved in the kicking death of thedog Thursday night. · . A regular meeting of the society will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday al the Mjddleporl Village Hall. All interested persons are invited to attend. [~TRIKE AT GAVIN PLANT SETILED~~~~ Uome · comz•n · . g'"'?9 :~ theG~neral J~m~s ;1.1. ~ ~ I tJ CHESHIRE - ·Three-thousand workers at M. Gavin ~~ Plant south of here are scheduled to return to lhetr JObs begmrung w1tlt the :~? ~!;' first shift Monday. ::~: ;;:; All plant union crafts were idled one week due loa strike called by the :?;: ~~ members of BOilermakers Union 105- of Chillicothe. The boilermakers' :~:: :~t: contract expired Sept. 30. · . ~: ~;~ ~ Union and company officials negotiated .the issue Friday in Cincinnati ~=~ ~:· with a Federal Mediator . ~~ i~~~ Donald Maupin, boilermaker union business agent, could ~at be reached :::: Saturday for comment on the agreement. -~~ ·!·: , .• $ ::!:::;:::::=s~==~:::::~:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!:::::::::::::::=::::::&:~:~:~-:;:=:!::::::::r.::::::;::::::::::::=::::::t.=:o::::::-:::1:".:::::::::::::::::.: .. j . Gavin Power Plant RACINE - .Charles Ray Alkire, Racine, maintenance foreman at the John E . Amos Power Plant, has been trans, !erred to Ute General James E. Gavin Plant, Cheshire, in tit~ · same capacity. ~ native of Harrisonville, Alkire at~ · tended the Ohio School of Trades and Nashville Diesel College. He .served as an aircraft mechanic and aerial gunner with the U.S. Alr Force during World War ll. Alkire joined the Amos Plant in 1970 as a maintenance man "A'' and was promotOO to maintenance foreman earlier this year. He previously had worked for the Ohio Valley Electric -Corp. · Alkire and his wife, the former Jean Carnahan of Racine have a son, Charles Jeffrey of Westerville, and a daughter, Jennifer Jan Hill, of Racine. . . • GALLIPOLIS - Joe D,. Miller, 65, Rodney, died at 2:20 p.m . Friday at · University Hospital, Columbus, following open heart surgery. Mr . Miller, a member of the Gallia County Commission, ·was a former building contractor and schoolteacher. He was president of the Rl. 35 Association, and an active member of the Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Miller attended Rio Grande . College and Ohio University. · He was born May 9, 1908, at McDaniel Crossroads in Gallia County, son of the late William and Cora Mae Howard Miller. · He is survived by his wife, Blanche Spear Miller, whom he married.on May 23, 1931, in Gallipolis. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Gene (Mary Ann) Myer, Columbus; ·a granddaughter, Jodee Lynn; a sister, Mrs. Maurice (Mary Elizabetlt) Fowler, Norwalk, and a brother, William Miller, Columbus. JOE D. MILLER One sister preceded him in death. Mr. Miller spent all his life in Gallia County. He attended ·Rodney Methodist Church, and was a member of Ute a.m. Tuesday al th~ Waugh-Halley-Wood Gallipolis Elks Lodge, and all Masonic F'uneral ·Home with Rev. Daryl Founnan bodies. He was past president of the officiating. Burial will be in Mound Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at Ute funeral Gallipolis Rotary and Shrine Clubs. ·· Funeral services will be held 10:30 home between 6 and 9 p.m. Monday. q~~:ee·n · crowned • GALLIPOLIS - Miss LuAnn Folden was crowned Gallia A~ademy High Schoo.'> 28th annual Homecoming Queen during pre-game ceremonies on MemoFial Field here Friday night. Gallipolis and favored Jackson fought loa 14;14 tie, making ''' Homecoming 1973" a big success. Miss Folden was sponsored by the Gallipolis Chapter, Future Faq:ners ol America. A senior, she is tbe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Folden, 14 Vinton Ave., Gallipolis.· Pat Bosler, GAHS co.,aptain and president of the student body, crowlled the quee.n. Mike Berridge, co..,aptain and vice president of GAHS, presented the queen roses ahd a trophy , Seventeen senior girls were seeking hOmecoming queen honors. Attendants Marcia Hughes, Tom Valentine; Terri were Teresa Sievers, sponsored by the Gold'en, Bill Lemley; Peggy Tope, Weldon Future Homemakers of America, and Wahl; Jan Perroud, Dave Kerns; Judy Teresa Bane, sponsored by Ute Gallian Cole, Brent · SaWlders; Becky Pauley, Dean Rees and Patty Wetherholt, Tom yearbook. Morgan. · Candidates were paraded around The Gallia Academy High School Memorial Field on con-v ertibles driven by Jeff Phillips, John Corneit, Jackie Adams, marching.band, under tbe direction of Rod Eric Saunders, Gil Price, Kraig Hankins, Tolliver, presen\fd another outstanding halftime show before approximately 3,200 ·. · Dow Saunders and Roger Dailey. fans in pertect weather. The candidates were then escorted to Numbers presented were: Spinning Ute GAHS side of the field by members of Wheel, Let.It Be Me, Let the. Sun Shine In, Ute varsity football squad . . Candidates and escorts were: Lynn Windy, Big Spender, Those Were the Days, Rice, Tim Weaver; LuAnn Folden, Win- and Theme from Exodus. Prior to the GAHS show, Bob ston Saunders; Teresa Stevers, Rex Plymale; Tami Wiseman, Fred Ford; Crawford's 115;:liece Jackson band gave a Sar.a·Welherholl, Scott Epling; Jan Elliott, salute to sounds and maneuvers.of the 1973 Rick Grymes; Teresa Bane, Craig Fisher; Ohio SUite Fair. Homecoming activlties were com~udy Blazer, John Groth; Jenny Clarke, Ken Collier; Sandy Maggied, John Myers; pleted with a dance in the GAtiS gym Sa lurday night. New collection system praised POMEROY - Meigs County Commissioners Robert Clark, .Warden Ours .; and Henry Wells Saturday could feel better about Ute county's new tra,sh collection· system. They put into lhe record the following • letter addressed to them signed by C. E. PT. PLEASANT - An estimated 184 continuing, there is no work stoppage, and· Blakeslee, extension agent, agriculture: claimants, all on strike from the Philip work is available for claimants. · "! made my second visit to Ute white Sporn Plant, have been ruled ineligible for The board said that in view of the benefits and are not totally or partially company's efforts'by advertising for new box out on Route 7 !his morning lo dispose • unemployed. as defined by law, the Board· employes,• il may very w~ll be the em, of some trash , I lJloughl 'you might be of Review of the West Virginia Depart- player is on a course of coitduct, wherein interested in the 10 minute s.urvey tbat I ment of Employment Security has ruled. these claimants•· may be replaced at at took at lhe lime. "The first manalong said, 'This trash Claimants are members of the Utility later date. Workers of America, Local 426, who have . If any party named in litis decision system is the greatest ever.' The second not worked at the local facility since June desires to make a further appeal, it must man along said il was marvelous. l'he 30 when the contract betwee,n the Wlion be filed in writing within eight days, from third man didn 't say much, but be did and Cenlr'!l Operating Company expired . Ute day of release, October 4, or not later throw his trash in and shu t the door. " You are to be congratulated on The Tribunal ruled th.e production is titan October 12. putting this system into action and the 'intestinal fortitude' it took to get this system going." Strikers won't draw benefits . insulted the principle· of collectiveAn outraged fire chief condem~ed the Marion who was working extended shifts, bargaining, the rights of management and vandalism and called for an investigation. died from a· heart attack . ; The Marion County Sheriff has a John Doe the customers at large." · Company officials estimated dam· Tw~ CWA members are facing felony warrant out for whoever· cut the cables. to facilities and loss of revenues exceeded charges ' from alleged destruction of' Three otlter persons may be alive $\ million . • . telephone cables. One in Lucas County · today had the strike not occurred. A 24." The public has suffered great inreceijUy. indicted by the grand jury, is year-old ex-Marine, a Vietnam veteran, convenience because of the vandalism," awaiting a trial. The otlter faces grand died Aug. 14 .from injuries suffered in said Wopat. "And the company · has jury action in Sdoto County. collision Aug. 6 in New PHiladelphia. An sustained untold mon~tary damages.''' On July 20, Wopal warned tha,t con- auto driven by a CWA member turned in Besides slashing cables, vandals also tinued vandalism could result in some front of the victim's oncp!lJing motorcycle. smashed more titan 80 windows tif GenTel deaths owing to severed cables. To his The CWA man, who is charged with first buildings. In addition,' company-owned horror, h.is prediction materialized Sept. · degree vehicular homicide while driving vehicles werE[. favorite targets. Vandals 24. Vandalize~ cables near a· residential under the influence of alcohol, was going hurled slo~es, paint, cherry bombs and development outside Marion prevented a on picket duty at Ute time of Ute accid~nt: lighted flares . Some 30 tires were ruined call for help for a stricken customer. · Anolber person, a striking worker and dozens of valve stems cut. A 61-year-old man . suffered a heart from Brookville, sustained severe injuries ·· During the strike 237' instances . of attack eai'ly .in the morning, The ' Marion . Oct. 1 when he fell from a " bucket" truck · exchanges being isolated from toll or tollTwp. Fi~e Dept.'s . rescu~ squad was 30 while working at a temporary job for .free service were recorded, he added. min~tes late because phone cables had another company. This samw worker later Some e<ehange> were isolated as man,.y as ' been siashed. The victim ·s uccumbed later deceased apparently · as the result of a eight limes. \h the mornin g. heart attack. The fourth, a supervisor in (Continued on Page 2) a • . i::::;:::;::::::::::::::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~s~:~:~:~::~!:!:~:::::::;~~:::~s;:;~:?.:r.::::::::o:;: Joe Miller died Friday Alkire shifted to PRICE 20 CENTS Pomeroy-Middleport Vandhli.sm m.a rred Ph.o ne ·strike· •. .' ~ '• • • • I NO ·WINNERS: EVERYBODY .LOST • I ' POMEROY - An . e~joyable halftime show was presented by Ute Meigs High School Marauder Band directed by Dwight Goins Friday night. The Marauder band entered the field frqm the south goal line and moved downfield in four comp;my fronts to lht music of "Strike Up \he Band ." The bandsmen then moved to center field and went into the pop tune "Brandy" for the cente~ drill of simple drag turns, step-two movements, and finally two fronts facing the home standa . The band finished the center drill as il came to the home sta nds in a co11eert formation. The/majorettes were . featured lo the mus~, 1 'Make Me Smile '' by Chicago. The lights went out in the stadium as the majorettes twirled fire batons. Percussion and brass were featured in • "Tiajuana Taxi," apopitlar number made. famous by the Tiajuana Brass a few years ago. Tiie entire band executed horn movements to the percussion solos. The fiand will travel to Marshall University next Saturday to participate in the Tri-State Marching Festival. Take advantage of the special sale prices all over the store Friday and Saturday- Hide-A-Beds and Sleep or Lounges on the second floor- sale of Womens Dr .. ssesSale of Fall Jewe!r.y - specia'l sale of womens Body Shirts · mens and boys Jeans - mens Sport Shirts . Tube Socks· boys Knit Shirts. Special sale of Bicycles . G. E. Alarm Clocks. It'll pay you to shop during this special sale. . ·~ "~·. Drills mark hand's show OPEN fRIDAY AND_SATURDAY NIGHTS TiL 9 OFFICE HOU·RS 9: 30 TO 12. 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT 'T., POMEROY. ...... ~- · October 12 to Novemhtm 5. .. ....... .. ... ..... .... ::~:~; , CLOSING MONDAY The Meigs County courthouse will be closed all day Monday in observance of Columbus Day. . closed ..• .... < WATER WHEEL My office will he i • I Atl'IJlrd signs contracts . EEOSVILLE - Members of . the astern Local School District Board of Education Thursday night signed contracts awarded earlierpn the construction of a new addition to the high school. · Ground breaking on the new addition will be held on Mondily, Oct. 15, with the ~ompletion date set for April 4. Voters of · the district several months ago' approved a bond issue to provide funds for tit~ addition . Tbe board also .hired tltree substitute bus drivers , Sandra Cowdery, Harry McFarland and Barbara Hannum. • CHILD K.IL\..ED AKRON Ohio (UPI) _ Nine-year-old Brian Bloss~r, Akron, was killed Friday when be fell · between ·the wheels of a metro-transit bus. Police said tbe boy was boarding a bus when the mishap oceurred . Ticket srue exceptional POMEROY - ApJ>roximlitely 300 tickets have . been sold for the dinner hono~ing Gertrude Donahey, Democratic treasurer for the State of Ohio, Ernest Wingett,: county democratic Chairman, reported-Friday. The sale ."has exceeded all · ex, pectalions,',' Wingett said. He credited the high interest to people becoming more interested in public affairs and to tjle fact that Mrs. Donahey is the guest speaker. Wingett urged everyon~ who bas 11 ticket to come, but if for some reason he cannot, send someone in his place. There will be excellent represenf:lltlon of financial, business and professional · people, Wingett commented. Mrs. Donahey's appearance at .the Oct. 10 dinner in the Meigs High School cafeteria begins at 7 p.m. and is the third in a series for the people of Meigs Cotinty . . to get acquajnted _with stale officials. Persons unable to attend the dinner are invited to hear Mrs. Donahey, who will speak following Ute meal. . The dinner. will be · ·prepared by Evangeline ChapterO.E.S. Donations of $5 is requested for the dinner but admission is free for those who wish to just come and · bear Mrs. Donahey speak. . Gallia hanks to merge GALLIPOLI,S - Atty. John E. Halliday, president of Ute First National Bank of Gallipolis, announced Saturday ·that the Comptroller of Currency of liteUnited States of America haa approved the merger of the Gallipolis bank with tlie Vinton Banking Co., Vinton. First National haa been in the process · · of purchasing assets of Ute Vinton Bank the MSt several months. · Atty. Halliday said the transaction is expected to be coinpleted within two .. months. .. I . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 5, 1973