http://66.213.69.5/files/original/02579c08d84eb3a68d3d915e1bb5a591.pdf 451b7309b9a359cf4f27852117628dcf PDF Text Text ' 12 - The Daily Sentinel, Mid<jleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thilrsday, Oct. 31, 1974 Juliu's Hose, 70, Finley must deal Ray. "If our owner, Mr. Finley, doesn' t believe I'm one of the best pitchers in the league, the sports writers who chose the Cy YOWlg Award winner do, " MEIGS ntEATRE TONIGHT, OCT. 31 NOT OPEN he was." FRI. -SAT.-SUN. NOV. 1-2-3 CON RACK (Technicolar) John Voight PG) Cotore~rtoons: Cowboy Harpoon ~how Starts 7 p.m. Space Hunter said . The news that he had won the award came at the end of a day when Hunter could use some good news . He had gone deer hunting with friends about 6:30 a.m. Wednesday and said he and his friends missed five deer and he lost seven of his dogs - he keeps about 50. When Hunter drove up into hiS yard at 5 p.m . after a disappointing day, his wife ran to meet him with the good news . " I didn't know this was the day for it (the annOWJcemimt) to come out," said Hunter. "! told my wife I didn' t believe it. It took W1 till came in the house and the phone was ringing every one or two minutes. " I was surprised. I thought Ferguson Jenkins with the (Texas) Rangers would get it. We both had won 25 games and all . l thought they might have given it to him because l was pitching lor a better team than STREETS BLOODIED SAIGON (UP!) - Police clashed with anti-government protesters !Dday in a furious seven-hour fight at a suburban church and street battles across Saigon, turning the South Vietnamese capital into a city under siege. Julius Harlow Rose, 70, son of the late Lewis and Abbie Rose, fonner Meigs County residents, died Tuesday evening at his home in · Diamond . . Surviving are his wife, Mae Hardy Rose; a son, Richard; a . daughter, Janet LOu Marik . · three grandchildren, thre; great-grandchildren; .a sister, Mrs . 1\'lary Genheimer of Chester; and three brothers , Harfy of Akron; Lawrence of Reedsville, and Norman of· Bidwell. FWJeral services will be held at the Woods Funeral Home in Ravenna at 11 a .m. Friday . ~LIZE SAVINGS COLUMBUS (UP!) - State Welfare Direcoor Charles W. Bates said Wednesday the Ohio Rehabilitation Services Commission (ORSC) realized an annual savings of $3,740,724 during fiscal 1974 through the rehabilitation ol 4,287 public assistance recipients. Bates said the state Welfare Department and the ORSC llave a formal agreement to coordinate their services ''to rehabilitate the disabled welfare recipient and enable him to achieve maximum selfsupport. He said over half of those welfare recipients rehabilitated in fiscal 1974 were referred to ORSC by county welfare departmenis. He commende\1 ORSC for increasing its efforts to help recipients. For Your Dining and Listening Pleasure .•. GEO. HALL AND THE HALLMARKS . TONIGHT 9:30 to 2 The MEIGS INN .. Ph. 992-3629 CaUNo. 491 . ,FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 TOI PM -SMALL GROUP- FRIDAY AND SATURDAY . WOMEN'S DRESSES AND SPORTSWEAR Mostly one of . a· kind items at tremendous savings. While They Last .•. SAVE OVER 50% Friday and Saturday FUR TRIMMED WOMEN'S BLOUSES COATS SPECIAL SALE ·PRICES Big selection of Coats for women - misses . juniors young juniors. WOMEN'S ·PANTS LUGGAGE SALE Sale! Men's sgoo to $1~ Just received another shipment of famous maker Luggage for men and women. FRIDAY AND . .SAnJRDAY FAMOUS MAKER SALE! Furniture Department on the 3nl Floor. of Middleport In th~ State of Ohio, at the close of buslnesa on Oct. 1.5, 1974 pubUshed In respoose to call made by Comptroller of the currency, under Title 12, United States Code, SecUon 161. ASSETS Cash ·and due from banks • - - - - • - • - ••• - • - • - •• $ 802,793.30 U.S. Treasury securities ~ • - • • - • • • • • • . . • • • • • 2,438,430.00 Obligatioos of States and political subdivisions • - - - - - • • 1 903 962 67 Other securities - • - - • • • • • • • .. • •: Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell - • • • • . . • • • . • 1,600,000.00 Loans---·····-···-······4,~.814.10 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premises • • , - • • • • 144,768.44 Real estate owned other than bank premises - • - - - • • - • 5,039.47 .. Other assets • • - - • • • -. - • • - • - • 2,216.02 TOTAL ASSETS • - • - - - T" · ,. . . - - - - . . $11,382,024.00 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of Individuals, parnterships, and corporations • • - - • - • • • - • • - - - . • • $1,992,007.19 Time and savings deposits' of inCUviduals, partnerships, and corporations • • - • • • • • • • • • . 6,954,509.2$ Deposits of United States Government • - - • - • • • • • - 14,879.13 Deposits of States and political subdivisions - • - - - ••• - - 683 203.55 · . f •. DepclSlts o commercial banks - • • • • • - - - - • • - • 5 000.00 Certified and officers' checks, etc. • • • - • - - - - • • • - 358:999.02 TOTAL DEPOSITS - • • - - - - • - 110,008,59814 (a) Total demand deposits - • - • - • - - $ 2,849,568.26 (b) Total time and savings deposits ••• - - $ 7,159,031.88 Other liabilities - - • - • - - - • • • - - - • • • ~ · 228,849,85 TOTAL UABIUTIES • - -· . , • • • • • • - • - - - $10,237,247.99 RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES ~ Rl;serve for bad debt losses on loans . (set up pursuant to IRS rulings) - • • • • • • • • • • • 167,993,72 TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES - • • - • f67,993,72 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Equity capital-total • - • • • • • • • $1,076,782.29 Common Stock-total par value • • . • • • 100,000.00 ' No. shares authorized 2,000 No. shares outstanding 2,000 Surp lus • • • · • • • • •• • • . • • . • • • - - - 1" 600,000.00 Undivided profits • - . - - - • - • • 376.782,29 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 1,076, 782.29 TOTAL iJABIUTIES; RESERVES, AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS • • · $11,382,024,00 MEMORANDA Average of total deposits for the 15 calendar days ending with call date - • .. - - .. - .. , :.. $10,245,206.66 ~ .l'i· Average of total loans for the 15 calendar days ending with call date - • - • .' - • • - $ 4,463;097.73 .. ' I, Manning Kloes, Cashier, of the above-n~ed bank do hereby declare that this report of condition is true and correct to the bes! of my knowledge and belief. . SALE$699 .SALE! BOYS DRESS SLACKS AND FASHION JEANS .. We, the undersigiled direct~rs au;st the correctness of this report of. conditmn and declare that.it has been "'!amined by us and to the best of our knowledge and belief is trUe and correct. ·' · Rose S. Reynolds Dale M. DuUon - Dlreetors Harold E. Hubbard . $19.95 Schick ... HOT lAntER MAatiNE ' piping hot for lather In smooth comfortable hoi barber shoves everyday . The machine plus 2 refill cartr ldges. ' WINTER JACKETS • I AT ntE TOY STORE ON MAIN STREET Mens sizes 36 to 54 · boys· sizes 8 to - 20 . . juvenile boys sizes 2 to 12. An excellent selection. Buy for wear now or dS Christmas !'':.~ !ater on. ·. SALE 1h PRICE SALE! · ·TONKA TOYS Famous'.Maker Blue Denim Sale! Mens 11.49 and 9.50 , WESTERN JEANS. Straight leg style- size 29 to 46 waist · he!lVY 14 : '· ounce ' . blue- denim • Lee . and Wrangler Brands . ' ,- t' . . InCludes our entire st~k of Tonka . all sizes: A complete selection. Bulldozers - Lowboy and Dozer Sets· Cement Mixers : Camper Sets • Car Carriers· Graders·. Road !"avers. Fixer Mixer and many many others. , . . WESTERN JACKETS Misses Sizes Regular $14.00 N~w • On!y $7'~ "' • "• ~ .. • .. I I ·.. '........ .;-, .• ~~ ' • A 1Z.FOOT WALL OF WATER RIPPED OPEN the courthouse doors in Belton, Tex., as powerful storms and tornadoes battered the state for the third straight day 11tursday, wrecking homes and businesses 1111d leaving at least.one person dead. "A 12-foot wall of water came down Central A;;enue," Bell County Commissioner Richard Thompson said in Belton, " It washed a pickup from Kllleen to Belton (35 miles)~ It hit the doors of the courthouse and ripped them open. 11te water was as high as the top of the horse trailers." Sheriff Lester Gunn Said an unidentified body was discovered at Moofe's Crossing near .Kllleen. Police officer Terry Gamer said water rose five feet in some bi!Sinesses and swept 20 cars off roads and bridges. AFL-CIO PRESIDENT, GEORGE MEANY TODAY appealed to workers to vote for candidat;es who have received union ' ' l8Jior's seal of approval -endorsement by the AFLCIO Com· lillttee on Political Education. These candidates ''know whal the feal issues are and they· will do something about them - the economy; joba, safety, health care, ~ousing, education, human rljjhts, the environment and plentiful energy at ·Teasonable . costs;" Meany said. leading California GOP official urged Meanwtille · Republican voters in that state to turn out in record numbers COntinued on page 10 a economic reCession , since. ART IS INCLUDED in the day's activities at the Meigs CommWJity School in Rutland. Here two intennedlate students work on Halloween masks which have been a project. The public wiU vote on a 2.75 mili levy to provide operating funds for the school which serves the county's retarded at the Nov , 5 election. Kroger vote is expected CHA~LESTON, before World War .II.'' . W. Va. UntU recently, few econo- (UP!) -Tentative agreement mists in and out of the was reached on a Charleston government have openly de- Division Kroger Co. contract fined the economic state as a 11tursday, but a strike by a recession but rather have Pittsburgh-based union against centered · their attention on the nation's third~argest food inflation. store chain continued. Now, most agree the Members of Food Store problem is both recession and Employes Local 347 were inflation, and some predict the scheduled to vote in Charleston United States and other in- Saturday on the tentative dustrial nations are on the agreement affecting nearly brink of a depression. ·2,000 employes at 52 stores in "We have been hit with a southern West Virginia, southmoral Pearl Harbor and a eastern Ohio and eastern political Pearl Harbor and consequently we are hit with a economic Pearl Harbor. 11te name for that iS depression," said Eliot Janeway. Charles Kilpatrick, GUATEMALA CITY (UP!) economic analyst for Lynch, - Four passengers of the Jones and Ryan brokerage cruise ship Royal Viking, in· house, predicts a depresdon by cluding two Ohioans, were 1978. ldlled and 10 others were in· "There's no question," said jured when a oour iius collided Markley Roberts, AFL-CIO with a pickup truck near economist, "if we go down the Puerto Barrios, Guatemala's same road, the economy is Caribbean port city, going to get in worse and worse authorities reported Thursday, shape. We are going to have The accident occurred late more people out of work, Wednesday afternoon at the continued drops In consumer town of Cimarron, about 15 spending and in investment miles from Puerto Barrios spending." which itself is 200 tnUes norHe predicted an unemployment rate of 7 per cent by next SUIT FILED year, and Janeway said it A suit lo quiet title has been could reach 12 Jier cent. filed in Meigs CoWl ty Common Pleas Court by Franklin G. Triplett, Dania, Fla,, Et AI, against the Wlknown heirs and CHAMBER TO MEET . The Pomeroy Chamber of devisees of Oscar Sanborn, Commerce will meet Monday deceased, Et AI. The property is located in Middleport. at noon at The Meigs Inn. •, . Kentucky. The stores were struck by the union Oct. 13. Members last weekend rejected a Kroger offer not endorsed by the union 's policy committee. 11te latest agreement was reached after a day:Jong meeting between union and Kroger representatives with federal mediator Lee Skillman on hand. In Pittsburgh, negotiators for members of striking Local 590 of the Amalgamated Food ~?~..W..n?"~ RANTOUL, Ill. (UPI) Two carload of leen-agers, who authoriUes say may have been playing "chicken,.. collided head-on on a rural Champaign county road Thursday night, ldlllog six of the youlbs and Injuring three others- one critically. Sheriff' s pollee deputy Robert Clark said the cars "came together al a point of Impact almost In the center of the road. 11tere were no tire or skid marks or any other Indication of braklng.'r ~~::m:::::;:;:-":!8!:*.:~::::::::::::;::;:::::::-»>.W.?~ Two &ned for excess speed One defendant forfeited a bond and two others were fined on speeding charges in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Dale E. Smith Thursday night. Larry Sigler, Rutland, forfeited a $250 bond posted. on a charge of driving while intoxicated. Fined $18 and costs wail Daniel Spurlock, T~ppers '! 'lains, and Douglas ·Phalin, Pomeroy, was fined $15 and costs. Ray Minix, Racine, forfeited a $250 bond posted on a charge ol driving whlle intoxicated, and a $100 bond posted on a charge of resisting arrest. •' LATEST PHASE OF 'J'HENEW ATHLETIC FIELD at Meigs High School to be comj)leted Ia that of pilllblg drainage ' We in ihe playing fields with John W8Jl!llley llntshing the ·~ above the field. Oon~ting equjpnelrt and ~ to this 1>[lliue of th' project were Virgil w~. Pullins Ex• cavating jaymar Coal Co., Coffee ConstrucUon Co., Shelly ., · and Don Colllns1 Ben Tom Bill W,ltte, J'effe,rs . • Sands, .,.--!, ,.,, .... , . • :J J Cory., . '. ' \ .-, ·yr ~ LOS ANGELES <UPIJ - President Ford says the na tion 's voters should throw out the big spenders in Tuesday's elections - even if some are Republicans. He sounded that nonpartisan note in the midst of a six-state tour in which he is campaigning for GOP candidates. Ford left his morning schedule free of politics in case he visits former President Richard Nixon at Long Beach Memorial Hospital20 miles away. Ford told guests who paid $500 for a drink and $500 for dinner in Los Angeles Thursday night : "If you think it is time for a change remember next Tuesday who the big spenders are - and throw the spenders out. And if some of them are Republicans, so be it." For the first time in his sixweek stumping for the GOP, Ford looked beyond the voling Tuesday and called for persons of a11 parties to Wlite "and defeat lhe problems of in· flation, energy, environment and foreign policy." But at other points, his message was partisan. He accused Democrats of being the chief overspenders, and suggested: "When you go into the voting booth next Tuesday take with you your latest grocery blll receipt and before you vote take a look at the bottom line total." Later today he was oo fly to · Fresno, Calif., and Portland, Ore. It was clear that Nixon and the fonner president's health had been in Ford's mind since before he left Washington Thursday . A visit to Nixon at the hospital could do For1 and the underdog GOP no noticeable good at the polls, perhaps. But Ford is, according to Dllnois Sen. Charles Percy last week in Chicago, "above all a good man, a good, good man." · Before leaving Washington for the first ca~paign stop of Excavating, and Gol!glein Brothers. In a<idiuon, all8istance was given by Saliabury Township and Ill• COWlty Highway department. The seeding is being d!J"e by Carpers Nlll'l!"I'Y. Homer. HyseU, business repre~tati1l~ of Local 18, the Operatliig Engineers, has organized and supervised the enUre prnject with the operators . of Local 18 furnishing operators for the equ_ipment. . .. ,I . SHOW SLATED TUPPERS . PLAINS -: ' A · Country and Western Show wiU be held at the TUppers Plains Elementary School, Saturday ·. at 7:30p.m., sponsored by the Tuppers Plains Booster Ass'n. Music by The Chutes Band . Sioux City, Iowa, Ford tried telephoning the Nlson family. " Bul Mrs. Nixon and the girlll were out, en route to the hospital," Ford said later . Reaching his Cenlury Plaza hotel suite in Los Angeles, Ford paused before donning a black bow tie for the dinner and dialed Mrs. Nixon again. Pat Nixon answefed. According to Nessen : "The President ssid, 'How is the pr:eStdent ?' and Mrs. Nixon described his condition and she used the word 'feisty' to describe his mood. "The President said, 'I don •t want to push It, but would It help if I came down there?' Mrs. Nixon replied, 'I can't think of anything that would do him more good.' OUtside the hole', whUe the President spoke, hWldreds of demonstrators marched , chanted and drummed on metal fence posts. The placard-carrying protesters included feminista, supporters of farm labor leader Cesar Chavez, opponents of U.S . policy in Cyprus and critics of Ford's anti-inflation policies. Otoices offered for fair board The annual election of the Meigs County Fair Board, ordinarily a quiet exercise in democracy in which incumbents generally are reelected, has new interest this year with '11 candidates filing for five vacancies. Four of the five Incumbents filing for reelection are Lucille Leifheit, serving on appointment replacing the late Marvin King ; William Smith, Hugh Custer and David . Koblentz . The fifth incumbent, believed to be Americans- Charles Williams, did not file . were not immediately available, nor would the U.S. consulate reveal details on arrangement for shipment of the bodies. Relatives ~ Waverly, Ohio, however, said they have been notified by authorities that two of the dead persons were W. Franklin Neff and his wife Emza of Waverly. Neff was an executive of the Ohio Valley COLUMBUS (UP!)- More Electric Corp. than 70 per cent of Ohio's Police said there was only school districts have the same ooe person in the pickup truck, or lower property tax rates for the driver identified as Haroldo operating schools than tbey did Franco. at the time the state income tax . theast of this capital. Names of the dead and iiijured passengers-all of them , - Employes Union rejected the Kroger offer. About 2,500 members went on strike Sept. 30 against 56 Kroger stores in northern West Virginia, eastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania. Representatives of the Food Store Employes Union and A&P stores · continued negotiations in Charleston where a contract expires at midnight Saturday. The contract covers 600 <;mPloye8 at 49 A&P stores m West Virginia and parts of Oh10. President says big spenders o~ght to lose Waverly couple die on tour. . . . . . . ." ···'.··.- ~ -.' ElBEREEiiDS .IN 'POMEROY ' ~.. ~ By RICHARD HUGHES UPI Business Writer The U.S. economy has been in a recession for a year now with the worst still to come, economists said Thurday, "11te average length of aU contractions (recessions) since World War n has been 11 months," said Irwin Kellner, economist for Manufactuers Hanover Trust of New York. "With the close of October, we have officially passed the average business contraction since World War D." Kellner predicted the current slump would continue for at least two more quarters, making it " the longest Toy Store open Monday through Thursday 9':30 A.M. to 5 P.M.- Friday and Saturday 9:30A.M. to 8 P.M. ~ . TEN CENTS come say experts SALE PRICES MAIN STORE - TOY STORE - MECHANIC STRE.ET WAREHOUSE - OPEN BOnt FRIDAY AND sAnJRDAY 9:30 TO 8 P.M. / en tine • . SAVE YOUR. SALESLIPS FOR MERCHANDISE PREMIUMS. . · ... ""' . SAIGON- PRESIDENT NGUYEN VAN l'HIEU, claiming the support of the Ford administration, pleaded !Dday for his poliUcal Ufe and promised to fight corruption at every level of his troubled government. Faced with the worst anti11overnment demOnstrations in eight years, he also offered to rev.:rite restrlcUve press laws and ease a ban oo opposition parties. .. "If you topple the current legal, constltution.al regime in South Vietnam, you're leaving· the way open for a speedy Communist doinlnation," Thleu said in a speech. to the nation. Shaken by clashes in which at least 60 Roman catholic militants and 30 JI')Ucemen were injured, he called for unity and blamed the violence on Communist lackeys . . As pictured . delivers seconds, , Sizes 8 to 18 - regular sizes and huskies · little boys sizes 2 to 7 regular and slim. Includes .our entire stock of boys and little boys slacks. 100 per cent cotton · double knits · cotton and polyester blends. I I•' ' SALE PRICES • .,•• lHE HOI ·LAlHER . MACHINE ,..,-.~~ ' Fresh peach 24 . hour care makeup jel - night cream, moisture cream. Mens and Boys ' ' % PRICE SPECIAL . 11.49 LEE RIDER JEANS ........ SALE 9A7 9.50 WRANGLER JEANS..... :....SALE 7.67 MaDnlngKI- '. Sale 4.75 Reg. 5.95 (size 12x18l Reg. 21.95 (size- 24x48) - • • • • • • Sale 17.50 "EQUASION" BY COTY '" . . 21:ooo:oo ., ...,. ,... .••. ~. Ford, campaignliig' • tlirotigh . Sout!le-.-!i - C&iiliirnla for Republican candidates, spent the night In Los Angeles, only 30 miles from Long Beach Memorial Hospital, where Nixon has been on the critical list since Monday because of complications. following urgent '!)ll'gery. Doctors sa\d Thursday the 61-year-old fonner president was improving slowly on a "nice stable course", but may still have some "oozing" inte~pal bleeding .in his abdomen. - Still Life· Landscapes, Americana ; ··I' blm,..ilo'llo/3 FRAMED PICTURES Sizes 141f2 to l7 · soli~ colors a.nd patterns cotton polyester blends and knits. Your choice. · and blunders included the new severance tax on natural gas, directing the Department of Taxation to force local areas to increase property appraisals, holding down the wellhead price of natural gas, and Continued on page 10 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1974 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO LONG BEACH, CALIF. - HICHARD NIXON, still critically ill but reportedly startin~ a comeback from a !on~ depression. was described as "alert and feisty" and hoping for a bedside viSit !Dday from Pre~dent Ford. "I can't think of anything that would do him more good," Pat Nixon said when asked If her husband was well enough for a visit by Ford, who replaced and pardoned SAVE 20% DRESS SHIRTS NaUoualBaokReglooNo.4 NO. 142 By United Press International WASHINGTON - REP. JAMES V. STANTON, D-Ohio, suggested Thursday members of the . new Federal Election Refonn Commission be "Persons of the stature of former Watergate Prosecuoor Leon Jaworski." stanton said he would oppose confirmation of two nominees for the new Federal Election Refonn Commission because they have close ties to Senate Democratic and Republican leaders. 11te nominees are Joseph Meglen, Billings_, Mont,. campaign manager for Senate Democrat leader Mike Mansfield, and Mrs. Joan D. Alkens of Swarthmore, Pa ., described by Stanoon as a ''political patron"·of Senate GOP leader Hugh Scott. Sen. James 0. Eastland, 0-Miss., president prot tern of the Senate, nominated Meglen and Mrs. Alkens. "I'm not challenging the integrity of these two," stanton said. "I am just saying they are not the kind of people likely to geqough, or toostr(ct, with politicians who run for President or a seat in the House and Senate." The commission, now being organized, will enforce a new law placing limitations on campaign contrlbuUons and expenditures. Famous Brand · solid color · stripes · neat patterns • Ready Tied Ties and the popular Four-In Hand style. An e,Xcellent selection and this sale includes our entire stock of mens and boys ties. 6.50 Tl ES . SALE 4.80 5.50 Tl ES SALE 4.15 5.00 Tl ES SALE 3.70 4.50 Tl ES SALE 3.40 4.00 Tl ES -. SALE 2.90 3.50 Tl ES SALE 2.70 3.00 Tl ES SALE 2.20 2.50 Tl ES SALE 1.80 Womens Apparel Second Floor administration 's harassments e.;,~,:~;:''' i7i~$-,;;~r;~;l- Worst ·to J' ~ . MEN'S NECKTIES REG. s19.00 TO $178.00 CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK I VOL. XXVI 1WO DAY SALE! TRIMS be .industrial. " He said that could throw thousands of workers out of jobs and eventually put them on the welfare rolls. Deficil Exists Rhodes said there is a 10 per cent deficit between the wnounl of gas consumed and the amount imported . He said that 10 per cent which amounts to 100,000 million cubic feet could be offset by increased state production . , He' said some of the present - - - - -- - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - -- - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - -- - SPECIAL SALE PRICES FAKE FUR at y Ohio National Guard." Rhodes, continuing his attack on Gilligan administration policies toward industry in the stale, said Thursday , if elected governor,_ he would begin immediate action to double the production of natural gas to avert a threatened energy blackout. He said the present adminis!ration has catised a decrease in the development of natural gas resources and said the lag could result in an acceleration of the already serious unem· ploymeni problem. " A series of anti-industry harassments and blunders have ail but stopped exploration for nalural gas in Ohio," Rhodessaid . "Weare in an energy crunch and the first curtaiimentof use of gas would Devoted To ·The Interests of The Meigs-Mason Area Our entire stock of misses · juniors - womens separate Pants Is Included. REAL OR ern Ohio, again demanded Rhodes "account for his actions during the Kent State tragedy" of four years ago . Gilligan said Rhodes' state- • e Friday and Saturday REPORT OF CONDITION, CONSOLIDATING DOMESTIC SUB!IDIARIES, OF THE I EARL DILL Our entire stock is included. Pomeroy CharterNo.B«1 when four students were shot to death ·by Ohio National Guardsmen. The ~overnor said Rhodes told attorneys ·in the Kent State ment that "a governor must lawsuits >~he didn't give any lead and a governor must be leadership to his adjutant accountable for his use .of general because hi& adjutant power 11 was incongru~s with general wasn't the sort of his actions during the Kent fellow who took orders." State antiwar rally May 4, 1970 · " In fact ," Gilligan contiimed, " Rhodes testified under oath that many of his departmen! heads wouldn't take orders from him." RETIRES - Earl (Shiue) Dill retired 11tursday as a Lei Him Account · grader operator lor the State Highway Department after 33% "Let him account for Kent years. DIU and his wUe, who reside at Morning Slar, have one State, " Gilligan demanded. son, Gary, four grandchUdren, and ooe great-grandchild. " Let him account for his adWhen asked what be plaos lo do be replied ''visit my mother, mission that he went to Kent Nancy Walker, Pomeroy, RD, more often." His mother will State under the assumption be 90 years old ·come next May. He was presen~ a gift and that he could ·toss off his conlreated lo refreshmenlslater In the day by co-workers. stitutional responsibility as · commander-in-chief of the By Uniled Press lntematlooal Ohio's gubernatorial can didaies, Democratic Gov. John J . Gilligan and former Republican · Gov. ·.James A. Rhodes took more verbal shots at each other Th'u rsday with only four days of campaigning remaining before the Nov. 5 election. Gilligan, stumping in north- . Sale Priced From Veteraos Memorial Hospital ADMll!SIONS - Thomas Drake, New Haven; Ruby Jones, Long Botoom ; Loretta Bush, Letart, W. Va.; Daniel O'Dell, Mason; Eva StrubU!, Middleport; Luther Friend, Long Bottom. DISCHARGES - Louise Bearhs, Dana Covert, Anthony Eblin, Sybil Green; Edith Woolard; Ed Finley and Zelia Reynolds. · Gillifian, Rhodes trade biuer word blasts ELBERFEL.DS .IN ·POMEROY November Bargain ·Days died on Tuesday now with the best HERTFORD, N.C. (UP!) . The Oakland A's' Jim "Ca tfish" HWlter says winning the Cy YOWlg Award may give him leverage in his contract disputes with club owner Charles 0 . Finley. Hunter said Wednesday after learning he had won the top American League pitcher 's award, "This does mean a lot oo my contract." Hunter and Finley have disputed over a provision in 'Hunter's contract which he says provides for $50,000 in deferred income which the owner allegedly has refused to ' Olher candidates are Gerald Doug las, Ralph Calvert, Leo Kennedy, H. A. Cole, Sherry lndestad, Don McKenzie and Mike Jones. The five winners will sit on the board for three years. The board each year stages the Meigs County Fair. Election will be Thursday, Nov . 7, from 5 to 9 p.m. at the office of the Meigs COWlty Commissioners in the courthouse . Only persons holding 1974 membership tickets in the · Meigs County Agricultural Society are eieigible to vote. Improvements in school districts ·· Dan.gers. }abn . C WASinNGTON (UPI) - A Ralph Nader research grOI!P says a widely used food dye is so dangerous that if a 11~ pound pregnant woman drinks more thim a third of a can of strawberry soda pop a day she risks either cancer or damaging her baby. . 11te dye Involved is Red No. · 2, used for everything from strawberry ice cream and soda pop to lipstick and pill coatings. About 1 million poiDids of it was used in food and cosmetics last year; Nader's Health Research Group asked the Food and Drug Administration to ban the dye In 1971. Since then, It said Thursday, ucc>nsumers have eaten over ,$30 million worth of Red No. 2, exposing themselves to alarm· ing and unnecessary rtsks." It said there have been three Food and Drug Administration studies dating back to '1951 which ".trong!y Indicate that Red No. 2does cause cancer." t In addition; It calcuMed the dye "lS safe .S far as fetotoxicity is' concerned only ~ became effective, the president of the Ohio Education Association said 11tursday. "Due to the statewide rollback in real estate taxes, taxpayers in districts where there has been no increase or decrease in property tax ralell actually are paying at least 10 per cent less than when · the at extremely low levels.'' income tax became effective," A . 110-pound pregnant said OEA President E. Wade woman, the group estimated, Underwood , · could "safely Ingest only about 11te OEA said a report . .one-third can of (red) soda )ll'epared by !he association daUy ." ' showed 480 school districts are "With conflicting results on taxing at the same or lower the fetotoxicity alone, we rate than they did at the time believe FDA is obUgated for the state income tax )VBS the protection of the pubUc to initiated and 12$ of those severely lilnit Red No . 2, districts are being taxed at a "As .for the cancer effect, lower rate now. scientists are In agreement " I think it's about time we that no dose of a carcinogen looked at the large majority of can be determined as safe," school districts which have not the group said. raised taxes in the last few years, thanks to the great increase in state asaistance," · By United PressiDiernatlonal Underwood continued. Scatter'e d . showers con.' · "It's unfortunate that the tlnuing In the southeast early relatively few districts which tonight. Clearing and cooler are in financial trouble due tonight, lows in the low 50s. mostly to unprecedented inf!a. Saturday cloudy south.- Highs tion are receiving aU the at· in the lower 60s !Oiith. tention during . this election campaign," Underwood said. TO COST MORE 11te report, according to the WASHINGTON (UPI) . OEA, showed that of the 139 D<onestic abiares wiU go up another 4 per cent · Nov. 15, disricts now at a higher rate of local taxation, 28 had jo raise boosting the cost of an airline millage rates in order to ticket an averag~· 10 ,per cent qualify for ' state aid. over this· time lai year. • dye ed m Weather . ' ' �.. . -... - , 3- The Daily Sentinel, Middlepor~-Pomeroy., o., Nov. I, 1974 . . 2- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Nov.!, 1974 Long-awaited Gilligan-Rhodes match is .TU.esda·EDri'OR's NOTE: This II the eighth aad ltul article in a aeries prepared by Unlled Press laterutioaal on the lsaaes and -tests al the Nov. 5 electloo. Today's article Ia on the nice_for govei'IIOI'. By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UPI)- Ohio's gubernatorial contest this year Is a .long-awaited match between Gov. John J. Gilligan and fonner Gov. James A. "I'· RIIOdes.- I" • ~ oi ' L, ' WHAT, lpTH THE HIGH PRICE of g10cetles, shoppers generaDy-da'llot look upon cashiers in stores as "angels." However"'D!Ibt' Fergusoll··was in the role of an angel literally Thursdayillght when PU'!fell's Super Valu Store in Pomeroy staged a 1¥;111~~ Hallow~ party. Mrs. Ferguson ~d all employes of tliti·store were m costume for the party with well over 400 'persons as gueSts. Employes distributed cider and r· donuts as· 'Wl!'tl as candy tfeiiilt to those attending and conducted a "bob for apples" game with merchandise and cash prizes awarded. ·Well over 100 youngsters appeared in costume for judging by Pomeroy •businessmen Rick Crow and Ear11ngels. The store awarded cash prizes of $5, $3 and $2 for the best costumes in the prettiest, scariest and most original costumes in two age groups, six and under and over six. , l . Gilugsn, a 53-year old Deml)crat from Cincinnati, roundly condemned the eight Rhodes yellnl when be ran In 1970. He claimed the Republicans had allowed Ohio to fall to 50th in the nation In nearly every category of stste service. Rhodes, 65 and a veteran of 31 years of public employment, bas been Itching to get at Gilligan ever since he left afti!-'0 In January, 1971, the victim of 1' U.S. Senate primary defeat and a constitutional ban on seeking a third successive tenn. Both men earned their pollticalspursat the local level and worked their way up the ·ladderS of their respective parties. A · literature instructor at Xavier University, Gilligan was elected to Cincinnati City Council In 1953 and .-&elected five times. In 1964, he won a seat In Congress, but was defeated two years later by Robert Taft Jr., now a U.S. senator. WonSeat Gilligan won a council seat again in 1967 and ran for the U.S. Senate a year Isler, defeating Sen. Frank J . Lsusche in the Democratic jrlmary. But be was defeated in tbe general election by William B. Saxbe, now U.S. Attorney general. Rhodes was a member of the Columbus Board of Education and city auditor before becoming mayor of the Capital city, a post be held for four terms. He won three terms as state auditor, \oslng an early bid lor the governorship to Lauscbe in ISM . By 1962, Rhodes was really ready to run for governor, and was the first Republican elected to a four-year tenn, defeating Democratic Gov. Michael V. DiSalle. He won reelection by alaodslide In 1968. Rhodes gslned a reputation for -putting together a vocationa1 education system and.establishing l e c h n i c a I and community colleges to reac h more potentiaI stude n.ts. He also emphasized attra~ing indus~ to Ohio, encouraging plant expansions and building Kessel will keynote rally PT. PLEASANT Dignitaries from all levels are expected to attend Saturday's Republican Rally at the Moose . HaD with the Honorable Oliver D. Kessel keynote speaker. The event will include a spaghetti dinner and a dance to follow. Festivities will begin at 6:30p.m. George McCarty and The Country Playmates will play for dancing and tickets are currenliy on sale from committee persons for $3 each . Spaghetti will be catered and homemade pies will complete the meal. Ju_dge Kessel W.~- bo~n ~'irl12, 1901, in Jackson County. He attended the primary and ·j secondi!I'Y schools of Jackson County and graduated from West Virginia University with an A. B. degree in 1924. In the fall of 1928 he was elected prosecuting attorney and served his county In that capacity two tenns of four years each. In November, 1956, he was elected judge of the fifth judicial circuit, which at that time was comprised of the counties of Mason, Jackson, Roane and Calhom. He served as judge of Mason County four years,"was elected three times as judge of the Fifth Judicial ·~ <lJ1C:uit; ip.... June, · 1972, was called to the supreme court by Gov. Moore to serve out the unexpired term of Justice Harlan M. Calhoun and he retired from the Supreme Court Jan . 31, 1973. l. Meet a candidate , -" .. ' I ' . ' . l- ···:~l Defense hints se¢11rity But m9JI1ents later Strickler got Magruder to acknowledge there w.a s a legitimate need for intelligence gathering about demonstrators· during the 1972 presi(iential campaign. Magruder returns today for his foUI'th and probably final day as a ,witness. Chief trial prosecutor James F.Neal!aldRobertF. Reisner, fonnerly Magruder 's assistant and npw with the Office of Management and Budget, would testify next. Former Attorney General John N. Mitchell; H.R. Hald.; man and John D. Ehrlichman, who were Nixon's top two aides; former Assistant Attorney General -Robert C. Mardian; and re-(!lection lawyer Kenneth W. Parkinson are on trial for conspiracy. It was lesrned that Mardian privately asked Judge John J . Sirica to sever his case from the others, saying his ·chief lawyer, David G.- Bre8s, Is ill. Mardlan would not com- la'wyers will contend that Hlildeman believed the Intelllgence-gathering would be dOne legally, • Some moments after· Mrs. Volner successfully objected to Strickler' first question about vfetnam, the defense attorlley returned tO that line o'f Q\iestilinlng, asking Magruder: "Did you beCbme aware of needs for information by White House offlci8ls ... needs for information that ·would be legilliDately acqUired ... ?" "Yes sir '' ssld the witness. M~de; has testifted tbat his own "cover Stol'Y.'; fDI' the WaterP!e llugglng :was: that $251iootl'!ilid·lfeer( bUi!geled for pro~tion' ilf cam~gners and for security ·at 'the GOP national convention. "The gathering of informstlon was an appropriate .and · legal function?" asked Strickler, mentioning death threats to Mitchell's wife Martha, and threats of disruption at the convention. ~:•ves, ment. • ..., • '"'· >'"". •ve @ dilmplng syndrome. '' ( · --~.. ....,,,.::; _ , ""' ,. oU, the stomach. Since the normal . diagnosed ,as ·"aerophagia," ~'""'" Yoo '""" ' ' ' possible~ avoid accumulation '11!111\'""'I.'~IPU": of gas. You might try '' ·" ATHENS (UPI) -A Greel!; judicial council today charged former~ , dictator George Papadopoulos and other protagonists of the 1967 military takeover with high treason·, an Appeals Court spokesman said. The spokesman said an official statement on the judges decision to press treason charges would be Issued shortly. Treason carries a possible · death. peanlty . In . Greece. ' Papadopoulos l!lld four of his ' fonner lieutenants, of them included In the tre.811on charge, are.pre!Mlnily In forced exile on the Aegean· island of Kea. The government deported them last week for allegedly ton· spiring to overthrow democracy. Papadopoulos denied the conspiracy charge. ~or~ sir,". Magruder an.. · :.=.:.':..'::.:::; f N' m. · ' • - i- ·1 · · . ·- .'" "''/ l ,, - ' ' ' I" ' r·l ' i. ,· •' ·••I . .. . . -]-c, .· . \ ··. ',.\. . . ' ' ,. 0 0 •• • 0 ••• •• • • ••• •• •• •• ..•• •• :. ••• : : : : • .. : .: : • lHE WEWNGTON The Wellington - Ncrf~,-pr,~r . " ......' •' An all arOund waterproof boot for men, boys, , and youths. . EiSY to clean · , long wearing . .. Alio Ladles Fur Lin~ "SnO~&eau" Boats MODERN SUPPLY l99.·w. Main St. 992-2164 COLUMBUS '(UP!) - Ohio State's undefeated and topranked Buckeyes host lllinois in the OSU homecoming game Saturday with bead coach .. Woody, Hayes gunning for l)ls 200th rolleglate coaching vic- · tory. Buckeye . tailback Archie Griffin, who has rolled up 100 yarda or more in each of his last 18 games, including the Rose Bowl, will be aiming for the NCAA mark of 18 consecutive 100-yard regular season games. Griffin, who has 1,050 yards in 145 carries this year, is tied with steve Owens, a fonner Reisman Trophy winner from Oklahoma, for ihe most consecutive 1tJO.yard games. He· already leadS the nation in rushing , with an average of 150 yatdli per game. In.second place, based on the yardage per game Is Joe Washington of Oklahoma with 828 yards In 96 . carries for a 138-yBrd average per game. The closest rusher to RE-ELECT Pomeroy, Ohio The Store Wilh "ALL KINOS OF STUFF" For, Pets - Stables - Large & Small Animals - Lawns Gardens . ·. .;.· TOM t-:· SIJPHEME COURT H Belpre at Alexander -~-·- It's The ~. Best In Inn Place Live ·'•'•'• ,,.,";; •.•.•.: ...•.., ·-···~ ........ ~ntertainment · ..... ·~·: ........ .•.•..;., , ,.,,·~ ....... ·····~· :·:·::~ I .·.~>~J'j ', ;·:U1 r.·.·~ ...~y• . ~ Christmas CLUB oLio Make No. 49 by New. 9, 1974 and We Will Make • • • NO. 50 FOR ·FREE At }be Meigs Branch of the Athens County Savings & Loan that's all." Nobody outside his wife is any closer to Tony Galento than 73year-old Jinuny Frain, who trained him for every orie of his fights, including his first one in the amateurs In 1928, and ll\1118 only a few minutes away from him now. • Frain is Irish and talks_about. Tony Galento In even, dlsp..sionate.terms, yet It's easy to discern the deep feeling be has for his Italian buddy. · "I'll tell you the kinda guy he is," says Frain. "He remembers all the friends he ever had and anytime one of 'em dies, Tony makes sure to go to the funeral. U be's outta town, and someone close to him passes away, he cries if he mlsaed goln' to the funeral. "Remember how Tony always uaed to say 'I'll molder da · bum ! ' Well, he was the first one to say that and you know whatthe Brooklyn Dodgers borrowed that from him and never gave it 1975 Christmas Qub Starts J(M!mber 18, 1974 Last payment will be FREE in 1975. Save from 50c to $20.00 a week. ,. back.'' International Hockey League Standings · By United Press lnlernallonal North · w. 1. 1. pis gf ga Flint 5 !' i 11 27 17 ' Saginaw 4 2 I 9 29 22 Muskegon 4 2 1 9 JO 25 · Port Huron 2 3 1 · 5 26 25 Lansing 1 2 1 3 13 19 Kalamazoo 0 4 0 0 THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO, Des Moines 3 3 0 6 20 21 Toledo 2 s 0 4 22 25 Fori Wayne1 3 l 3 15 20, Thursdoy's Results Dayton 6 Columbus 2 Friday's Gamei Toledo at Des Moines Pori Huron at Flint · 10 23 South w. I. I. pis gf pa 420i2421 3 2 0 6 17 15 l ·• 3~"-6" .........; .. , .,,~ .-..:.:-... 15·'~23" WIDTH MOll NATURAL ~EARING m•y ,_ oehlevH wltlt. STARKEY "CE"· . . ' . WHICH Uftll%15 rHI IAIIITIU •0. IIITI8 IOUND IICIPTION FIIER G'-ASS -~ ·-· • . ,. :'- IY...IO&.L OR TRUCK LOAD VjfQR. -BARRIER MASONRY WAU.S · 2la ·~ ZONOLIJE~'·AtfiC INSULATION DILES AND THE HAIJ.MARKS ~.·,-,'J, \:.....;!;:\ ....-J!.", Hearing Aid. centeas !Y«O:. ..;,;,.,:.-, '•'•''""), Athens 444 W. Union 51. The _M e.i gs lrin ',«.¥; .•.-.,~ ......,.. -~ :~:~~ . t .. . -<·~ ,....... ·.·.~..; POMEIIOY · PH. 992-3629 ·:o~g s ""'"ii ......, 592:6231 . . .:.:.;b :Royal Crown ,Bottiing t;ompany _Middieport ._ •WI"f • I . .. . 1.-1 ' . ,•.. ' . . / '' . ·I THICK GEO.HALL .....,, ' o!f'./P ······-:.~ ,I piliiii------------------.. ' ._. ,~ ..-•."iN'. BOOSTER CABLE •3.86 BAUM'S TRUE VALUE STORE ,. ··-·,.·/,• ·- .,.:;) I Warr.en Local at Federal Hocking Nelsonville -York County SYAC Eastern at North Gallla Hannan Trace - ~t Symmes Valley . . Southwestern at Southern ' · Ohler Kyger Creek el Rock Hill Coal Grove Iii Miller · Point Pleasant el Perkeraburg · · SATURDAV . ' , -. Conation Valley at Trimble (2 p.m.l TONIGHT AND SATURDAY . 9:30 TIL 2:00 •••••'Y the-halfbacks. . It Will be the eighth meeting between the 2 schools, with the Marauders holding a 4-3 series edge. Tonight's 'games ·'•'·' ···•·· . Galento Day here in Orange where be.was born 64 years ago, 9JI that day, the local Main Street will become Tony Galento P!Da. The occasion for all this Is the 35th anniversary of Galento's meeting with Joe Louis for the heavyweight tille at Yankee Stadium. Roly-poly Tony, carrying more than 220 pounds on his fire-plug five-foot-nine frame, rocked Louis with a couple of good right hands and stayi!d on his feet for three rounds In that flght, then was kayoed in the fourth. The date of that knockout was .June 28, 1939. So how come the anniversary is being celebrated on Nov. 16? "What the hell," says Jinuny Frain. ''They just thought of it, The Buckeyes lost three players to injuries after the win over Northwestern last Saturday. But only offensive tackle Scott Dannelley, who injured a knee, Is doubtful for the lllinl contest among the starters. :- Dannelley's spot would be filled by freshman Olrls .Ward of Dayton, who did an excellent job as Danneliey's replacement In the Northwestern game last Saturday. Safety Bruce Rulli was In· jured In the abdomen and hip, while Charley Simoil, a member of the specialty teams, · Injured a knee that may need surgery. Two defensive regulars Tim Fox and Ken Kuhn -4ld not play against Northwestern . because 'of preyious Injuries,_ but coaches are hopeful they will be ready by Saturday. Jackson at Meigs TYC v.·. SANDWICH Paul "Bear" Bryant. '11'•' · ·.·.-~ ~- ORANGE, N.J. (UP!)- Tony Galento has lost a little of his hair and some of his pot-belly, but otherwise he hssn't changed a lick. .' He and his wife, Mary live in a small but comfortable apSrtment in a senior citizen project here, and although he doesn't go around pushing out his jaw and his belly the way he used to 30 yea;s ago, proclaiming "I'll molder cia bum," Two-Ton Tony basiCally hasn't altered his style or his thinking. "They're all a bunch of bums," he trumpets about today's heavyweights, emphasizing he means aD ofthem. "Foreman's a strong fella, but if he don~ hlt'cha, he's lost ... Ali should have a clothes-pin on his mouth." · Tony Galen to stili likes to do things his own way, even if It's the hard way, and he doesn't take kindly to being told how to do them.Healsohasthesameslzehearthealwayshad-asbigasa bathtub. · Money-wise, there hasn't been a great deal of change In Tony Galento either. He's in pretty much the same financial shape be has always been. . " Not so hot," says one friend, who has known Galento pl'actlcally all his life. Maybe that's the chief reason Nov. 16 has been declared TOI\y Ironton at Logan .•:·-~ 1'' By MILTON RICHMAN UP! Sports Editor will be trying to stop the defending SEOAL MVP 1n speedy Ironman Ran!ly (Rlva) Ridge. Ridge has rushed for 397 yatds in 65 trips for a league of 4 7 d · average . yar s PI'• carry. Making the charge against Ridge and his fellow Ironmen will be endsQualls and George, with Blake and· Carper at the tackles, Pickens at middle guard Blanchard and Allen Stew.;.! at linebackers Perk Ault and Charlie Marshall at the corner and Lonnie Coats and Whitlatch or Davenport at Quails, wingback . Mick Magnotta and quarterback Jim Andi!rson, the league's leading Snarl Proof pasaer. Reg . $4.69 On the line, Chancey will go ONLY with ends Mich Davenport and Orr! on Blanchard, with 'George c.tPer aild Mike Haley or Kent Wyarit at the tacki~. 1 Gary George and Steve Pickens or Jim Clark at the· guards and Jolin -l'!lake at center. ••'•8Sio-.3.30iol--Ciiihileiilsiiit,jjeior,i.Oiio.l. Defensively, the Marauders .- --- . SEOAL Waverly at Athens Gallipolis al Wellston ·••••• c Johnson of the Citadel who has 956 yards in 164 carries, an average of 136yards per game. ·Hayes has a record of 166-4~ In some 23 years at OSU and an overall record of -1~. . The only other major college coach stili active with 200 or more vitories is Alabama's I •' .-.-.· .,.• Griffin. In total yards is Andrew 1 ,•,·,·· I' HERBERT ·""' = ·. ·,·: ·_,. r & BOYS' .KNEE BOOT . MEN'S HI--TOP WORK BOOT . AND WOMEN.'S STYLE B60T. •• -~···· . . . }J • the offensive now Within 71 Meigs career will be <Terry ;;:tc~;'~:~;~~it~i~.~ Sport Parade Buckeyes all set for Illini 1HE TINGLEY • ..•. ...... ec:onomt.; J' •• ' W11: ,."'J l Order By Phone . , And Take 'Em Home 992-5432 Starting in and yards of the Mlshlng mark, ~ckfleld, eye was scratched and h• was Real, Live; Stretchable Rub· ber. Won't crack or stiffen in cold weather. • • •' the.fabulous . Levy ffi_J.OrJ:na ton· • • Salser at the tackles and Hui!dleston and Ha~i '~t the gulirds . Johnson will be snapping the ball. . . To Try Again ' i At Pomeroy, the Marauders will try to snap a 5 game losin~ streak, all losses coming in league action. The &rldders of coach Charley Chanciey will aJio attempt to brea]! .a home field jinx thst has seen them lose 7 of their last 8 home games. ¢hancey will be starting the Sfll!• 11 on offense and the sam• II on defense llu!t were I!!Jll!i>ed at Ironton last week. I ' Homeof . , Randy Dudding at the tackles. Offensively, the Tornados shouldn't have much l!:ouble keeping the scoreboard clicking against the H' hla d h h bee Ig n ers, w o ave n scored upon frequently throughout the sel!son, Expected to have good running nights are halfbacks Nease and Brown, wlth Dunning at fullback and Ervin at quarterback . On the line, Jewell will be sending out Boso and Simpson at the ends, Dudding and . • ~::;;..";:::i;",;;. ;':i..~ PW'"'"l'!W lli$rnn···~r'lf'li"''W'lPT'' · Oblo...,. "· ~·-· qoo v-• ...,,.. · · :-:--.:::.,.::;::.:.:ufi ~ · 1e · aa•s' """"' - "'ff· B u.ll. ets s u!JPer p· t NH.~ l . · oss . Ill•••••••••••••••••-~ • •• .. - ~- · ·, · " " -~ ~orm ro!BB • •' •• • ' ·The Dill !e111illl -i ~ -(.ROW'S -.. ... STEAK ,. HOUSE .• an (r- , ~ • SQUAD RUNS The Pomeroy Emergency Squad was ~aDed to Union Ave., for Jack Landers at 5:32 · p .m. 'fhiJ!'sday. LaMers was taken .to Veterans Memorial . Hospital where he was admilled. At 1'31 a.m. the squad went to Union Ave. ,for Virgie Mora who was )18vlng dlf~ ftculty in breathing. She was taken to the Holzer Medical Center. tu>t"' 't:'" Ri d enour s , : • :: u.n.::. • Two 1 years ago I h3d: ~ ;'s\'O(age ~Ibn of the s\luiliich~ reany.tl~v.e gas problems the llUlmonary attack and was- is'illi)!osslble, large amowl(i of doctor has not solved. . eliminating aD m111t and milk e 1 for 30, jlays. Th,e coft!P)etely· undigested foods You -are right about the products, justin esse you bave . --T . I ' ._gnoels was empby~rria ~a: are ' dumped Immediately' into breathing problem. When the the lactose ·problem. You ·· .. , · · ·~ · l!hronic bronchitis. · . the small Intestine. FOOds are lungs are already com- should etlmlnate coffee, tea, A llheltered worbbop 18 befog operated in Middleport u . Las! December l developed a normally ' predigested In the promised, anything · that · colas to eliminate caffellie. a part of the Meigs Collll!f ~lllllty Sel!ool for tbe mea·llwoll'il' stomach and stoma~i_!1toaliquid'or at least distends the · abdomen will Avoi!l all soda drinks and any tally retarded. Ra,ldmta will wte on a !.75 miD opentinc hemorthoi~ . The swelling was - :semi-5oild s~te . ~ stomach, make matters worse. Why? foods you know to be gas forlevy for the community llcllool.at lhe Nov. 5 electfGD. Tbe . tllagnosect as "aerophagia." It by controlling how much food Because_you enlarge the chest mers. In many . people that followiD&pertalnstotbework»>oppbueofthescbool. nntin.~es, at times more passes into the iritestine for · cage to draw air. In tiy moving means . limiting starchy Question : Why does . Meigs cOant'y need ·a llheltered, HUNTING - LICENSES. GUNS. !Jronllll!l~ than usual. I think . ~bsorp,tlon , even affects such ,. the• dlaphgram downward. U vegetables, too.wor~op for tbe meatany banclfciapped? . ' my lack of breathing, due .to funcl!ons as blond sugar level. your' abdomen Is distended I 'presume . y_ou are not Answer: After trainable ~J~eutally bandlcaJiped' In· '· -AMMO. emphy~em~ · and chronic .. It's Important in your case with ftuld, gas or fat, your smoking. If you are you must dlvlduala have learned to handle tb'elr lelf-care needl and llronchltis, IS made worse by because It may make the ac- .. diaphragm cannot move down , quit at once : Incidentally, have been taagbt tbe l!sslc numertcai and reading f111lctlons ·. AND WEARING APP_~REL lie ae~bagla; and J feel close ,cumulation of gas in the ab- much and you can't breathe as stopping the caffeine drinks . they need to put these sldllJ Jnlo .[ II'Htb te Piovlde le suffocati~l.l, which · i,s domen more likely and more ~h as you should. In ex- IW!Y help your nerviousness, . ~fnlneu to th.e lr famiHes and commllllltlel •. Beca- the . terrifying. I believe 'my ner- ·severe. .t remeconditionsthisresultsin . Make &'conscious effort not liientallyballdlcappedinlhe't.M.R.rancecannotliGm~in ·' \oaus condition is increaaed to .Aero p h 11 g i a me an s a feeling of suffpcation. And, it to swallow · air and try to the regular Job mlll'llet, the llheltered worbbop prevldellhe · lie point _of CJ<treme hysteria i swallowing air. Most of us do It Is a terrifying 'feeling , FDI' the eliminate · causes · for neroppoi1unlty .to> produce lialeable ioocta' and to espaiul their lind I 8111 fearful, n~t only for to some' extent. When 'you are best ,lung ·. fun~tion a person viousness if, you can. The rest s!dll• at a rate that II compatlbl~ wllb tbe~hldent'• abiUtlea: ill)oaelfbutalsQforanyone lam nervious it happens more of-' · -s hould avoid 'abdominal will need help from your · · · 713-5513 Ill contact '!.'_'Ith. Will );Oil !II_~. ail .. ten, and can bec9,111e a h8bit. ' obeSity and ina__in~iQ';. good . - doctor. . . ~~~ ....:: ::;il'.>.'l'•••.c.<m~<::m~.... ;.. :_.. ....... ;;; .rrrr . llospi~lzed • • !! · uu · nut.. m :ar~ · · · · and Kuhn at the ends, Mills, and gives the Highlanders the Batey, Mike Lawsoqand Kevin scoring threat from any spot on Barton at linebackers, and the fleld . . Blake, E1chmger, Lester C':"'ch B1ll J~well's defense Parker and Joe Kuhn In- the agamst the Highlanders will secondary have Mitch Ne d ste . ase an ve WA1'CH CARTER . Boso at the halfbacks, with At Ra~ine, the Torados Will Glenn Simpson and Budbe keepmg one eye_ on the dy Ervm m the safeEastern-North Galha game ty spots . The r linebackand the other on Southwestern . ers will be Monte Hart quarterback Terry Carter. and Greg Dunmng, with John Carter has one of the finest Salser at middle guard. Up passing arms in the league, front, Dave Huddleston and Danny Brown w11l be at the ends, w1lh Ron Johnson and However, a Pirate win over . zr~~ the Eagles would give North -GaDia a 4-2 mark and second place,abngwith the Tornados, should the Southernites top By United Press International Chenier made a bucket for the sent to the hospital for further Southwestern. What the rest of the NBA Bullets. examination. The Hawks were With all that_ln mind, and the couldn't accomplish, the Chenier tied Wohl for high led by rookie John Drew's 27 added emotional factor of schedule maker did. point honors, and Bullets guard points homecoming at North Gallia, The Washington Bullets, Kevin Porter added 18. ' cavs 'us, Pistons 101 tonight's Bidwell battle should playing their third game in Houston forward Rudy TomAustin Carr tallied 33 points be a thriller. three nights in three different janovich got 17 points, and the and Bobby Smith had 18 for the \ cities, lost their first contest of Rockets counted on Zaid Ab- Cavs in their triumph _over ___ the season after seven wins du!Aziz for a game high 19 · Detroit. The Cavs, trailing by Thursday night when they rebounds . 10 points midway through the Authorized dealer for Zenith . Gibson _ ·Hardwick . Kitbowed to the Houston Rockets In the only other National serondperiod, shot a sizzling 65 chen Aid - Litton (Micro!lf>-92. Basketball Association games, per cent in the third quarter wave Oven I. Also Ooxol Dave Wohl hit .three free New York edged Atlanta 93-90 and went ahead tO stay 61.jl()on throws.in the final 13 seconds to and Cleveland smothered De- a pair of foul shots by Dick Propane Service. secure the Rocket victory. troit 1111-101. · ~der with 2:26 gone in the 1 Houston led 9:1,-90 with 19 . Kulcks 93 Hawks 90 second half.. seconds left _and Wohl, who. Earl Mo~roe's game-high i15 netroit's Bob Lanier canned T. V. & Appliance scored 29 pomts to lead the points paced New York over 13 of 16 from the field in .the Gas Service Rockets, was fouled by Wes Atlanta. The Knicks' other first half for a 31 point effort Unseld. The 6-2 guard made the -starling .guard, · Walt .Frazier, that gave the Pistons a 511-55 first of two attempts, but was was injured In the first minute halftime lead. But the big Phone 985-3307 fouled again and made both of play and will be-out .for five center was held to only 10 Chester, Ohio · free throws seconds after Phil to seven days. Frazier's left points in the second half. • • 0 k o k M'k ac ~ n an ac I e La~kins. h 'l h ~ ean_w I e , t ~ line ~s~o~slble for making those ilcl bes lyedardage gams possible w by ends Steve Holter and Phil Bowen with Tom Bat d C S~ h h ey an . oy rc er at t _e tackles, Tim Kuhn and David Mills at .the guards and John Smith al_center. . Defensively, the Eagles Will be going with Bowen and Dave Hannum at the tackles, Holter lak ~ Dr a~. h' ndy B tak back on IC mger , fbac Don te b k Ra ~lib J 0 aeedlfngs. .: ve~~':,-~ ~;;~~i~ldwlof ~~~~~ed possession of second .• swered each time. "YOfl: do not ·equate intelll· --•· ·. gertce" .' with' the word . · ~=--·'illegaDty,' do yo_u ?" Strickler 1 ldollr_....,..,,. asked. ' DidO Va11oJ ''"171 II · • Ill "Not in that conteXt; no," :;:!,~""::.:.,'=:=".=, . Magruder replied. -'!..~., ....:....1.·,1_.; ,. '""ALTEMPS , ...,.. . - ~ -: ' In d to · · ••-.I.odftrtllloe ,.,._aiiUn , • . em~ ure · · , own wn . B 'IVh!l atir,l!l<.;lt-•11.• Pomeroy'lltiday at~ll a.m. was ' -v.n..-von. · ·· ,. I 74""' , d .U I d . ' _ , Dolhwidlo-negrees.un er-par Y c ou Y · - - • - oir - - llj- Nervous coiidifioil caused illness . ,, Treason will be charged by court All's full go in the Eastern camp with h d coach 'k Berkhimer .:a cted to ?~r~ the Same lineupethat went into battle last P k B t th Eagles will ~ee t~ ~ th e ve ge euoffense in gear, something that has plagued the birds for the past two years Tryin to ~t that Easte off g g_ ·n b rn The Eagles are currently 3-1, with North Gallla at 3-2 and Southern at 3-2. Ar. Eastern victory would make the situation less complicated, as the Eagles would gain un- Mefgs COUllty 4-H members are reminded lhallhey have uiliB Monday, Nov. 4 to erder free !oreal lree • Some of the la\vyers also are discussing alternatives to ,· .. direct · testimony of Nixon, critically Ill in Long Be'acb, Calif. Ehrllchman contends . that Nixon's testimony is . By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. advise me as to my suspicions · l'm not as impressed with . posture so .the chest cage is essential to hiS defell5!'. DEARDR.LAMB - Ihave andwhatcoursetofollow? thisaslwaslnmyyounger able to move nonnally. In Haldemanralsedtheissueof had a nervious 'stomacH since DEAR •READER- Starting days lri medicine. Then we emphysema the chest cage or national domestic security Wortd,War IT which resulted in from the beginning for our didn't know about the gas- ribs sometimes can't move con,~iderations during last • duodenal· ulcer. The ulcer other readers, the dwnpi!!g producing effecta of lactose In much. . yea•' ' • Senate Watergate jler!orated and l had a sub' syndrome is a complicatioo of · milk·. I suspect llu!t many Now wbat should you do? . be~g8 . It is believed his ,.-,.~- .. rnm mm ,. .o.: o Joba Rice, coanty qrlcultural agent, aald each t-H'er may order up to .tOO aeedllngs at no charge. Specie• available ·Include Ausirtan 'Pine;- .... . Pille, Red Oak and Black Locut. Orden, may be placed by calling lhe El<lensloo Office, 992-3895 before 4 p.m. Monday. SOLVING OF VARIOUS TYPES of. pm!eo -.res as '· the re~ of tbe county pw.( the conal,t')lCtiOD,~t:·a new ~ training for chlldren.attending tbe Meigs Community Scbool- . ..... 'building for the studetits with pfoceeds a bOnd ISsUe . at Rutland. The primary children are being assisted with the approved by Meigs voters last flill. At next Tuesday's general problems they encounter by teacher, Mrs. Louise Skaggs, ·election, voters will decide on ' a 2.75 tsJ; levy for the left, and an aide, Mrs. Dee Brown. The Meigs Board of operating expe~s of the school. Of the total millage, two Retardation which oversees the operation of the school for mtilsareanew tax while .75ofa mlllls a renewal. By WESLEY G. PIPPERT WASHINGTON (UPI) Lawyers for former White House chief of stsff H.R. Haldeman have indicated that national and domestic security considerations may be part of their defen~ in the Watergate cover-up trial. Frank H. Strickler, one of . Haldeman's lawyers, brought up the Vietnam War Thursday during his cross-examination of Jeb Stuart Magruder, deputy campaign director for former President Richard Nixon and a prosecution witness In U.S. District Court. Prosecutor Jlll Wine Volner's objection kept Magruder from replying to Strickler's question : "When you came to the White House In 1969, was t~~.ere a war in Vietnam?" BY DENNY FOBES The Eastern Eagle battle at No~th Gallia will highlight tomght's local football action, as the two SVAC schools l!atlle for second place in the final week of 1eague acti~n. I In other games this evening the Southern Tornados, with an outside chance of second place host Southwestern while th~ Meigs Marauder~ continue their search for their fir t league win in the Southea te s Ohio League against Jac~s:n~ Rllllnerup in the SVAC will be determined this way: !£1°t:! ',. 4-H REMINDER DR. LAMB . •• Evangelist of Texas to lead area revival X CVr'n 1J1"'r0"'PPPP"'O:' · Holzer Medical Center (Discharged, Oct. 31) Phlllip Bradbury, Michael Bumgarner, Edgar Clark, Todd Deel, Aline Estep, Mina Eubanks, Mrs. James Gibbs and daughter, Phyllis Hammond, Charles Hobson, Diane Jones, Jar! Jones, Thelma Kiser, Ellzabeih Lear, Esther McKnight, Mary Minehart, Julia Menefee, Mrs: Darrell Mitchell and- daUghter, Ruth Musser, Lena Myers, Robert O'Connor, · Augusts Ocker, Clarence Oiler, Arnold Pendleton, Karen Pratt; Merrill Simmons, Joseph Sirback, Ullian M. Smith, Effie Swiney, Jesta Swisher, John Thomas, Dicie Tucker, Donna Wedge, Naomi Williams, William T. Robert E. Buck, Pomeroy University College of Law Winter, Ill, Jean Zirkle. attomey, is making his first bid where he graduated with a for public office at the Nov. 5 degree of juris doctorate. Veterans Memorial Hospital election: He is running against Upon graduation Buck Admitted - Janet Marcum, Frank W. Porter for Judge of became associated with the Rutiand; Maurice Gagnon, Meigs County Court. · finn of -Webster and Fultz and In his campaign, Buck has has recenliy set up a private Minersvllie; Lela Robinson, met as many people as possible practice of· his own located at Syracuse; Rodney Grueser, throilghout Meigs County, and · the corner of Court and Main Pomeroy; Vh'gil Toppins, If elected, intends to serve Streets in P011Jeroy. ije and his Cheshire; Jack Landers, Pomeroy; James Smith, ·~~eopte in· a fair and ifuparlial wife, Debbie and two chtidren, Tuppers Plains; Etta Will, m1uu)lir, allowing each citizen · Jennifer and Julianne, reside Pomeroy; Ruby Hysell, lo present his case, but always at 129 Mulberry Ave. Buck is Middleport; Margaret Sin· reme!llbering the rights of the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz clair, Pomeroy; Carol Pickens, ilociety. Buck of Pomeroy. Racine; Carl Johnston, PortHe has served for the past Buck is a member of land. lwo years . as assistant Pomeroy Lodge 164 F&AM, on· Discharged- Daniel O'Dell, prosecuting attorney. . . the board of directors of Meigs Francis · Van Dytfe, Basil He Is a graduate of Pomeroy~ County · Senior Citizens, Middleport- Hayman. High School and took his pre- member of law work at Ohio University Pomeroy Rotary Club, Alladin Pleasant Valley Hospital where he received a degree in Temple Shrine, the Meigs Discharges - Robert K. - Busi_ne_s~ . Administ~a.tion, County .,_Jaycees, an\) _.)!!, Wilson, .. Pomeroy, and Robert t!PetlaiiZing m Accountmg. He presidenv ·of Trinity Church Leon. · .,, . ~!;:.!'~;;. · .Alexander, .lhen entered The Ohio State Council: " · \ highways. Rhodes I'Onipiains that Gllll- programs, create an Ohio It was a Rhodes hallmark gan has added 9,000 new slate River Port Authority, press far that individusi and corporate employes, many of them for a coal conversion demontaxeswereamongthelowestin public relations purpose~~, ..and stration plant .In ·Belmont the nation, and a favorite · ha's "driven business and In- County,bulld ... mlilion worth ,slogan that "Profit is Not a dustryoutofthestste" through_ of highways and bridges~ Dirty Word In Ohio." higher taxes and harassment: make a $30 million Cleveland Enacted.Jneome Tax piliigan views one of his port Improvement. In 1971, Gilligan's first year signal accomplishments with Gilligan has Indicated be Cllll in office, the General Assembly the income tax money as operate the stste on the currtllt enacted an income tax, ena- boosting aid fQr mental health revenue structure and atilt bling appropriations for two and retardation by $100 million · expand some programs. HI years to be boosted from $6.2 in each of the last two budget bas In mind a boost ·In .hlgber billion under Rhodes' last periods. education aid, revision of the budget to $8.1 billion. He also points out his ad- public school subsidy formula Education expenditures im- ministration has hiked aid to and Improvement of h8llllh medistely jumped from $1.8 elementary and secondary care servtces. • billion to $2.3 billion, while scliPOts\.by, 51 • per cent 11nd Gliligan's package is GP It welfare expenses went from •-made ~ iax rollbacks of ed to cost about•$500 mliliall, $874 million to $1.4 billion . $477 mtlilon:.1o per cimt on the but he claims gro:~fth In Growth of revenues, in- average homeowner's tu; bill. existing tsJ:es will take care of. REV: HOLCOMB eluding those from the 'Income Promise Cutback it. tax, pushed the budget over the If elected, Rhodes has prl)A third candidate, Nancy B. $10 billion mark for the current mised a wholesale cutback in Lazar of the Socialist Workers fiscal period ending next June. stste employes, particularly in party; is on the ballot. Education espenditures are up pubUc-'haiatioriii; a dismantling · Lazar, 23, attended Antioch over $2.7 billion, while welfare Of state Environmental College in Yellow Springs and exprmses are more than $2.6 Protection A-g ency (EPA), is past cOOI'dinatOr of the billion. which he accuses of pressuring CleVeland Area Peace .Action It is these figures which have industries and threatening Coalition and the Cleveland given Rhodes one of his major jobs; and massive new aid for Abortion Project Coslltlon. RUTLAND Th Re T E campaign themes-that primary and secondary She proposes free tuition at H01 b H- e v. · · h · hs died · h Is · 1 din stste universities, abolition of com • th ouston, Tex., an . Gliliga n as nus n m- sc oo , me u g teacher pay ld of the the Board of Regents, black e er in e . Church N zar ne will peak each come ta " revenues, spent too hikes. much on welfare and not He also has pledged to cut studies In high sehoois and . a e ' s · enough on the scbools. welfare costs b)' combining grade schoolS and a govern- . evening at 7=30 p.m. and at 30 men! run by working people. · ~~ =~~~:;"dd;;!~ · Nazarene. ~. .Holcomb began his ministry In 1002aspastor of the Church ·of the Nazarene at Uttle Rock, Ark. He continued to serve as a pastor with an _Interim of 10 years as itinerant evangelist. During his ministry, the Rev. Mr. Holcomb was lnfiilenlialln Cll'ganizlng 18 new churches. Prior to his reentering evangelism In 1967, he pastored In Houston, Tex. The Rev . Uoyd D. Grimm Jr, pastor of the Rutland Church, Invites the public to attend. tile Eagles' bid for second place tops local card -....· Pa'rk,rslrurg, .W. Ve • -T029Merk" $1. ·.. 1-304-485- TS4l Chillicothe 249 S. Point St. 713-3655 ;' · .lo· ' l .,CU. FT. IAQi · ' . . . ·ALSO ZONOLITE MASONRY FILL. ·------~-~----------· KI~-~*~~IIJ.I!~..~PPLY CO; ,.... . .05 N. 2ni~ . .< " 992_5020 ,. , .. Middleport. Oh o • ) • ' �.. . -... - , 3- The Daily Sentinel, Middlepor~-Pomeroy., o., Nov. I, 1974 . . 2- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Nov.!, 1974 Long-awaited Gilligan-Rhodes match is .TU.esda·EDri'OR's NOTE: This II the eighth aad ltul article in a aeries prepared by Unlled Press laterutioaal on the lsaaes and -tests al the Nov. 5 electloo. Today's article Ia on the nice_for govei'IIOI'. By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UPI)- Ohio's gubernatorial contest this year Is a .long-awaited match between Gov. John J. Gilligan and fonner Gov. James A. "I'· RIIOdes.- I" • ~ oi ' L, ' WHAT, lpTH THE HIGH PRICE of g10cetles, shoppers generaDy-da'llot look upon cashiers in stores as "angels." However"'D!Ibt' Fergusoll··was in the role of an angel literally Thursdayillght when PU'!fell's Super Valu Store in Pomeroy staged a 1¥;111~~ Hallow~ party. Mrs. Ferguson ~d all employes of tliti·store were m costume for the party with well over 400 'persons as gueSts. Employes distributed cider and r· donuts as· 'Wl!'tl as candy tfeiiilt to those attending and conducted a "bob for apples" game with merchandise and cash prizes awarded. ·Well over 100 youngsters appeared in costume for judging by Pomeroy •businessmen Rick Crow and Ear11ngels. The store awarded cash prizes of $5, $3 and $2 for the best costumes in the prettiest, scariest and most original costumes in two age groups, six and under and over six. , l . Gilugsn, a 53-year old Deml)crat from Cincinnati, roundly condemned the eight Rhodes yellnl when be ran In 1970. He claimed the Republicans had allowed Ohio to fall to 50th in the nation In nearly every category of stste service. Rhodes, 65 and a veteran of 31 years of public employment, bas been Itching to get at Gilligan ever since he left afti!-'0 In January, 1971, the victim of 1' U.S. Senate primary defeat and a constitutional ban on seeking a third successive tenn. Both men earned their pollticalspursat the local level and worked their way up the ·ladderS of their respective parties. A · literature instructor at Xavier University, Gilligan was elected to Cincinnati City Council In 1953 and .-&elected five times. In 1964, he won a seat In Congress, but was defeated two years later by Robert Taft Jr., now a U.S. senator. WonSeat Gilligan won a council seat again in 1967 and ran for the U.S. Senate a year Isler, defeating Sen. Frank J . Lsusche in the Democratic jrlmary. But be was defeated in tbe general election by William B. Saxbe, now U.S. Attorney general. Rhodes was a member of the Columbus Board of Education and city auditor before becoming mayor of the Capital city, a post be held for four terms. He won three terms as state auditor, \oslng an early bid lor the governorship to Lauscbe in ISM . By 1962, Rhodes was really ready to run for governor, and was the first Republican elected to a four-year tenn, defeating Democratic Gov. Michael V. DiSalle. He won reelection by alaodslide In 1968. Rhodes gslned a reputation for -putting together a vocationa1 education system and.establishing l e c h n i c a I and community colleges to reac h more potentiaI stude n.ts. He also emphasized attra~ing indus~ to Ohio, encouraging plant expansions and building Kessel will keynote rally PT. PLEASANT Dignitaries from all levels are expected to attend Saturday's Republican Rally at the Moose . HaD with the Honorable Oliver D. Kessel keynote speaker. The event will include a spaghetti dinner and a dance to follow. Festivities will begin at 6:30p.m. George McCarty and The Country Playmates will play for dancing and tickets are currenliy on sale from committee persons for $3 each . Spaghetti will be catered and homemade pies will complete the meal. Ju_dge Kessel W.~- bo~n ~'irl12, 1901, in Jackson County. He attended the primary and ·j secondi!I'Y schools of Jackson County and graduated from West Virginia University with an A. B. degree in 1924. In the fall of 1928 he was elected prosecuting attorney and served his county In that capacity two tenns of four years each. In November, 1956, he was elected judge of the fifth judicial circuit, which at that time was comprised of the counties of Mason, Jackson, Roane and Calhom. He served as judge of Mason County four years,"was elected three times as judge of the Fifth Judicial ·~ <lJ1C:uit; ip.... June, · 1972, was called to the supreme court by Gov. Moore to serve out the unexpired term of Justice Harlan M. Calhoun and he retired from the Supreme Court Jan . 31, 1973. l. Meet a candidate , -" .. ' I ' . ' . l- ···:~l Defense hints se¢11rity But m9JI1ents later Strickler got Magruder to acknowledge there w.a s a legitimate need for intelligence gathering about demonstrators· during the 1972 presi(iential campaign. Magruder returns today for his foUI'th and probably final day as a ,witness. Chief trial prosecutor James F.Neal!aldRobertF. Reisner, fonnerly Magruder 's assistant and npw with the Office of Management and Budget, would testify next. Former Attorney General John N. Mitchell; H.R. Hald.; man and John D. Ehrlichman, who were Nixon's top two aides; former Assistant Attorney General -Robert C. Mardian; and re-(!lection lawyer Kenneth W. Parkinson are on trial for conspiracy. It was lesrned that Mardian privately asked Judge John J . Sirica to sever his case from the others, saying his ·chief lawyer, David G.- Bre8s, Is ill. Mardlan would not com- la'wyers will contend that Hlildeman believed the Intelllgence-gathering would be dOne legally, • Some moments after· Mrs. Volner successfully objected to Strickler' first question about vfetnam, the defense attorlley returned tO that line o'f Q\iestilinlng, asking Magruder: "Did you beCbme aware of needs for information by White House offlci8ls ... needs for information that ·would be legilliDately acqUired ... ?" "Yes sir '' ssld the witness. M~de; has testifted tbat his own "cover Stol'Y.'; fDI' the WaterP!e llugglng :was: that $251iootl'!ilid·lfeer( bUi!geled for pro~tion' ilf cam~gners and for security ·at 'the GOP national convention. "The gathering of informstlon was an appropriate .and · legal function?" asked Strickler, mentioning death threats to Mitchell's wife Martha, and threats of disruption at the convention. ~:•ves, ment. • ..., • '"'· >'"". •ve @ dilmplng syndrome. '' ( · --~.. ....,,,.::; _ , ""' ,. oU, the stomach. Since the normal . diagnosed ,as ·"aerophagia," ~'""'" Yoo '""" ' ' ' possible~ avoid accumulation '11!111\'""'I.'~IPU": of gas. You might try '' ·" ATHENS (UPI) -A Greel!; judicial council today charged former~ , dictator George Papadopoulos and other protagonists of the 1967 military takeover with high treason·, an Appeals Court spokesman said. The spokesman said an official statement on the judges decision to press treason charges would be Issued shortly. Treason carries a possible · death. peanlty . In . Greece. ' Papadopoulos l!lld four of his ' fonner lieutenants, of them included In the tre.811on charge, are.pre!Mlnily In forced exile on the Aegean· island of Kea. The government deported them last week for allegedly ton· spiring to overthrow democracy. Papadopoulos denied the conspiracy charge. ~or~ sir,". Magruder an.. · :.=.:.':..'::.:::; f N' m. · ' • - i- ·1 · · . ·- .'" "''/ l ,, - ' ' ' I" ' r·l ' i. ,· •' ·••I . .. . . -]-c, .· . \ ··. ',.\. . . 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In.second place, based on the yardage per game Is Joe Washington of Oklahoma with 828 yards In 96 . carries for a 138-yBrd average per game. The closest rusher to RE-ELECT Pomeroy, Ohio The Store Wilh "ALL KINOS OF STUFF" For, Pets - Stables - Large & Small Animals - Lawns Gardens . ·. .;.· TOM t-:· SIJPHEME COURT H Belpre at Alexander -~-·- It's The ~. Best In Inn Place Live ·'•'•'• ,,.,";; •.•.•.: ...•.., ·-···~ ........ ~ntertainment · ..... ·~·: ........ .•.•..;., , ,.,,·~ ....... ·····~· :·:·::~ I .·.~>~J'j ', ;·:U1 r.·.·~ ...~y• . ~ Christmas CLUB oLio Make No. 49 by New. 9, 1974 and We Will Make • • • NO. 50 FOR ·FREE At }be Meigs Branch of the Athens County Savings & Loan that's all." Nobody outside his wife is any closer to Tony Galento than 73year-old Jinuny Frain, who trained him for every orie of his fights, including his first one in the amateurs In 1928, and ll\1118 only a few minutes away from him now. • Frain is Irish and talks_about. Tony Galento In even, dlsp..sionate.terms, yet It's easy to discern the deep feeling be has for his Italian buddy. · "I'll tell you the kinda guy he is," says Frain. "He remembers all the friends he ever had and anytime one of 'em dies, Tony makes sure to go to the funeral. U be's outta town, and someone close to him passes away, he cries if he mlsaed goln' to the funeral. "Remember how Tony always uaed to say 'I'll molder da · bum ! ' Well, he was the first one to say that and you know whatthe Brooklyn Dodgers borrowed that from him and never gave it 1975 Christmas Qub Starts J(M!mber 18, 1974 Last payment will be FREE in 1975. Save from 50c to $20.00 a week. ,. back.'' 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Galento Day here in Orange where be.was born 64 years ago, 9JI that day, the local Main Street will become Tony Galento P!Da. The occasion for all this Is the 35th anniversary of Galento's meeting with Joe Louis for the heavyweight tille at Yankee Stadium. Roly-poly Tony, carrying more than 220 pounds on his fire-plug five-foot-nine frame, rocked Louis with a couple of good right hands and stayi!d on his feet for three rounds In that flght, then was kayoed in the fourth. The date of that knockout was .June 28, 1939. So how come the anniversary is being celebrated on Nov. 16? "What the hell," says Jinuny Frain. ''They just thought of it, The Buckeyes lost three players to injuries after the win over Northwestern last Saturday. But only offensive tackle Scott Dannelley, who injured a knee, Is doubtful for the lllinl contest among the starters. :- Dannelley's spot would be filled by freshman Olrls .Ward of Dayton, who did an excellent job as Danneliey's replacement In the Northwestern game last Saturday. Safety Bruce Rulli was In· jured In the abdomen and hip, while Charley Simoil, a member of the specialty teams, · Injured a knee that may need surgery. Two defensive regulars Tim Fox and Ken Kuhn -4ld not play against Northwestern . because 'of preyious Injuries,_ but coaches are hopeful they will be ready by Saturday. Jackson at Meigs TYC v.·. SANDWICH Paul "Bear" Bryant. '11'•' · ·.·.-~ ~- ORANGE, N.J. (UP!)- Tony Galento has lost a little of his hair and some of his pot-belly, but otherwise he hssn't changed a lick. .' He and his wife, Mary live in a small but comfortable apSrtment in a senior citizen project here, and although he doesn't go around pushing out his jaw and his belly the way he used to 30 yea;s ago, proclaiming "I'll molder cia bum," Two-Ton Tony basiCally hasn't altered his style or his thinking. "They're all a bunch of bums," he trumpets about today's heavyweights, emphasizing he means aD ofthem. "Foreman's a strong fella, but if he don~ hlt'cha, he's lost ... Ali should have a clothes-pin on his mouth." · Tony Galen to stili likes to do things his own way, even if It's the hard way, and he doesn't take kindly to being told how to do them.Healsohasthesameslzehearthealwayshad-asbigasa bathtub. · Money-wise, there hasn't been a great deal of change In Tony Galento either. He's in pretty much the same financial shape be has always been. . " Not so hot," says one friend, who has known Galento pl'actlcally all his life. Maybe that's the chief reason Nov. 16 has been declared TOI\y Ironton at Logan .•:·-~ 1'' By MILTON RICHMAN UP! Sports Editor will be trying to stop the defending SEOAL MVP 1n speedy Ironman Ran!ly (Rlva) Ridge. Ridge has rushed for 397 yatds in 65 trips for a league of 4 7 d · average . yar s PI'• carry. Making the charge against Ridge and his fellow Ironmen will be endsQualls and George, with Blake and· Carper at the tackles, Pickens at middle guard Blanchard and Allen Stew.;.! at linebackers Perk Ault and Charlie Marshall at the corner and Lonnie Coats and Whitlatch or Davenport at Quails, wingback . Mick Magnotta and quarterback Jim Andi!rson, the league's leading Snarl Proof pasaer. Reg . $4.69 On the line, Chancey will go ONLY with ends Mich Davenport and Orr! on Blanchard, with 'George c.tPer aild Mike Haley or Kent Wyarit at the tacki~. 1 Gary George and Steve Pickens or Jim Clark at the· guards and Jolin -l'!lake at center. ••'•8Sio-.3.30iol--Ciiihileiilsiiit,jjeior,i.Oiio.l. Defensively, the Marauders .- --- . SEOAL Waverly at Athens Gallipolis al Wellston ·••••• c Johnson of the Citadel who has 956 yards in 164 carries, an average of 136yards per game. ·Hayes has a record of 166-4~ In some 23 years at OSU and an overall record of -1~. . The only other major college coach stili active with 200 or more vitories is Alabama's I •' .-.-.· .,.• Griffin. In total yards is Andrew 1 ,•,·,·· I' HERBERT ·""' = ·. ·,·: ·_,. r & BOYS' .KNEE BOOT . MEN'S HI--TOP WORK BOOT . AND WOMEN.'S STYLE B60T. •• -~···· . . . }J • the offensive now Within 71 Meigs career will be <Terry ;;:tc~;'~:~;~~it~i~.~ Sport Parade Buckeyes all set for Illini 1HE TINGLEY • ..•. ...... ec:onomt.; J' •• ' W11: ,."'J l Order By Phone . , And Take 'Em Home 992-5432 Starting in and yards of the Mlshlng mark, ~ckfleld, eye was scratched and h• was Real, Live; Stretchable Rub· ber. Won't crack or stiffen in cold weather. • • •' the.fabulous . Levy ffi_J.OrJ:na ton· • • Salser at the tackles and Hui!dleston and Ha~i '~t the gulirds . Johnson will be snapping the ball. . . To Try Again ' i At Pomeroy, the Marauders will try to snap a 5 game losin~ streak, all losses coming in league action. The &rldders of coach Charley Chanciey will aJio attempt to brea]! .a home field jinx thst has seen them lose 7 of their last 8 home games. ¢hancey will be starting the Sfll!• 11 on offense and the sam• II on defense llu!t were I!!Jll!i>ed at Ironton last week. I ' Homeof . , Randy Dudding at the tackles. Offensively, the Tornados shouldn't have much l!:ouble keeping the scoreboard clicking against the H' hla d h h bee Ig n ers, w o ave n scored upon frequently throughout the sel!son, Expected to have good running nights are halfbacks Nease and Brown, wlth Dunning at fullback and Ervin at quarterback . On the line, Jewell will be sending out Boso and Simpson at the ends, Dudding and . • ~::;;..";:::i;",;;. ;':i..~ PW'"'"l'!W lli$rnn···~r'lf'li"''W'lPT'' · Oblo...,. "· ~·-· qoo v-• ...,,.. · · :-:--.:::.,.::;::.:.:ufi ~ · 1e · aa•s' """"' - "'ff· B u.ll. ets s u!JPer p· t NH.~ l . · oss . Ill•••••••••••••••••-~ • •• .. - ~- · ·, · " " -~ ~orm ro!BB • •' •• • ' ·The Dill !e111illl -i ~ -(.ROW'S -.. ... STEAK ,. HOUSE .• an (r- , ~ • SQUAD RUNS The Pomeroy Emergency Squad was ~aDed to Union Ave., for Jack Landers at 5:32 · p .m. 'fhiJ!'sday. LaMers was taken .to Veterans Memorial . Hospital where he was admilled. At 1'31 a.m. the squad went to Union Ave. ,for Virgie Mora who was )18vlng dlf~ ftculty in breathing. She was taken to the Holzer Medical Center. tu>t"' 't:'" Ri d enour s , : • :: u.n.::. • Two 1 years ago I h3d: ~ ;'s\'O(age ~Ibn of the s\luiliich~ reany.tl~v.e gas problems the llUlmonary attack and was- is'illi)!osslble, large amowl(i of doctor has not solved. . eliminating aD m111t and milk e 1 for 30, jlays. Th,e coft!P)etely· undigested foods You -are right about the products, justin esse you bave . --T . I ' ._gnoels was empby~rria ~a: are ' dumped Immediately' into breathing problem. When the the lactose ·problem. You ·· .. , · · ·~ · l!hronic bronchitis. · . the small Intestine. FOOds are lungs are already com- should etlmlnate coffee, tea, A llheltered worbbop 18 befog operated in Middleport u . Las! December l developed a normally ' predigested In the promised, anything · that · colas to eliminate caffellie. a part of the Meigs Collll!f ~lllllty Sel!ool for tbe mea·llwoll'il' stomach and stoma~i_!1toaliquid'or at least distends the · abdomen will Avoi!l all soda drinks and any tally retarded. Ra,ldmta will wte on a !.75 miD opentinc hemorthoi~ . The swelling was - :semi-5oild s~te . ~ stomach, make matters worse. Why? foods you know to be gas forlevy for the community llcllool.at lhe Nov. 5 electfGD. Tbe . tllagnosect as "aerophagia." It by controlling how much food Because_you enlarge the chest mers. In many . people that followiD&pertalnstotbework»>oppbueofthescbool. nntin.~es, at times more passes into the iritestine for · cage to draw air. In tiy moving means . limiting starchy Question : Why does . Meigs cOant'y need ·a llheltered, HUNTING - LICENSES. GUNS. !Jronllll!l~ than usual. I think . ~bsorp,tlon , even affects such ,. the• dlaphgram downward. U vegetables, too.wor~op for tbe meatany banclfciapped? . ' my lack of breathing, due .to funcl!ons as blond sugar level. your' abdomen Is distended I 'presume . y_ou are not Answer: After trainable ~J~eutally bandlcaJiped' In· '· -AMMO. emphy~em~ · and chronic .. It's Important in your case with ftuld, gas or fat, your smoking. If you are you must dlvlduala have learned to handle tb'elr lelf-care needl and llronchltis, IS made worse by because It may make the ac- .. diaphragm cannot move down , quit at once : Incidentally, have been taagbt tbe l!sslc numertcai and reading f111lctlons ·. AND WEARING APP_~REL lie ae~bagla; and J feel close ,cumulation of gas in the ab- much and you can't breathe as stopping the caffeine drinks . they need to put these sldllJ Jnlo .[ II'Htb te Piovlde le suffocati~l.l, which · i,s domen more likely and more ~h as you should. In ex- IW!Y help your nerviousness, . ~fnlneu to th.e lr famiHes and commllllltlel •. Beca- the . terrifying. I believe 'my ner- ·severe. .t remeconditionsthisresultsin . Make &'conscious effort not liientallyballdlcappedinlhe't.M.R.rancecannotliGm~in ·' \oaus condition is increaaed to .Aero p h 11 g i a me an s a feeling of suffpcation. And, it to swallow · air and try to the regular Job mlll'llet, the llheltered worbbop prevldellhe · lie point _of CJ<treme hysteria i swallowing air. Most of us do It Is a terrifying 'feeling , FDI' the eliminate · causes · for neroppoi1unlty .to> produce lialeable ioocta' and to espaiul their lind I 8111 fearful, n~t only for to some' extent. When 'you are best ,lung ·. fun~tion a person viousness if, you can. The rest s!dll• at a rate that II compatlbl~ wllb tbe~hldent'• abiUtlea: ill)oaelfbutalsQforanyone lam nervious it happens more of-' · -s hould avoid 'abdominal will need help from your · · · 713-5513 Ill contact '!.'_'Ith. Will );Oil !II_~. ail .. ten, and can bec9,111e a h8bit. ' obeSity and ina__in~iQ';. good . - doctor. . . ~~~ ....:: ::;il'.>.'l'•••.c.<m~<::m~.... ;.. :_.. ....... ;;; .rrrr . llospi~lzed • • !! · uu · nut.. m :ar~ · · · · and Kuhn at the ends, Mills, and gives the Highlanders the Batey, Mike Lawsoqand Kevin scoring threat from any spot on Barton at linebackers, and the fleld . . Blake, E1chmger, Lester C':"'ch B1ll J~well's defense Parker and Joe Kuhn In- the agamst the Highlanders will secondary have Mitch Ne d ste . ase an ve WA1'CH CARTER . Boso at the halfbacks, with At Ra~ine, the Torados Will Glenn Simpson and Budbe keepmg one eye_ on the dy Ervm m the safeEastern-North Galha game ty spots . The r linebackand the other on Southwestern . ers will be Monte Hart quarterback Terry Carter. and Greg Dunmng, with John Carter has one of the finest Salser at middle guard. Up passing arms in the league, front, Dave Huddleston and Danny Brown w11l be at the ends, w1lh Ron Johnson and However, a Pirate win over . zr~~ the Eagles would give North -GaDia a 4-2 mark and second place,abngwith the Tornados, should the Southernites top By United Press International Chenier made a bucket for the sent to the hospital for further Southwestern. What the rest of the NBA Bullets. examination. The Hawks were With all that_ln mind, and the couldn't accomplish, the Chenier tied Wohl for high led by rookie John Drew's 27 added emotional factor of schedule maker did. point honors, and Bullets guard points homecoming at North Gallia, The Washington Bullets, Kevin Porter added 18. ' cavs 'us, Pistons 101 tonight's Bidwell battle should playing their third game in Houston forward Rudy TomAustin Carr tallied 33 points be a thriller. three nights in three different janovich got 17 points, and the and Bobby Smith had 18 for the \ cities, lost their first contest of Rockets counted on Zaid Ab- Cavs in their triumph _over ___ the season after seven wins du!Aziz for a game high 19 · Detroit. The Cavs, trailing by Thursday night when they rebounds . 10 points midway through the Authorized dealer for Zenith . Gibson _ ·Hardwick . Kitbowed to the Houston Rockets In the only other National serondperiod, shot a sizzling 65 chen Aid - Litton (Micro!lf>-92. Basketball Association games, per cent in the third quarter wave Oven I. Also Ooxol Dave Wohl hit .three free New York edged Atlanta 93-90 and went ahead tO stay 61.jl()on throws.in the final 13 seconds to and Cleveland smothered De- a pair of foul shots by Dick Propane Service. secure the Rocket victory. troit 1111-101. · ~der with 2:26 gone in the 1 Houston led 9:1,-90 with 19 . Kulcks 93 Hawks 90 second half.. seconds left _and Wohl, who. Earl Mo~roe's game-high i15 netroit's Bob Lanier canned T. V. & Appliance scored 29 pomts to lead the points paced New York over 13 of 16 from the field in .the Gas Service Rockets, was fouled by Wes Atlanta. The Knicks' other first half for a 31 point effort Unseld. The 6-2 guard made the -starling .guard, · Walt .Frazier, that gave the Pistons a 511-55 first of two attempts, but was was injured In the first minute halftime lead. But the big Phone 985-3307 fouled again and made both of play and will be-out .for five center was held to only 10 Chester, Ohio · free throws seconds after Phil to seven days. Frazier's left points in the second half. • • 0 k o k M'k ac ~ n an ac I e La~kins. h 'l h ~ ean_w I e , t ~ line ~s~o~slble for making those ilcl bes lyedardage gams possible w by ends Steve Holter and Phil Bowen with Tom Bat d C S~ h h ey an . oy rc er at t _e tackles, Tim Kuhn and David Mills at .the guards and John Smith al_center. . Defensively, the Eagles Will be going with Bowen and Dave Hannum at the tackles, Holter lak ~ Dr a~. h' ndy B tak back on IC mger , fbac Don te b k Ra ~lib J 0 aeedlfngs. .: ve~~':,-~ ~;;~~i~ldwlof ~~~~~ed possession of second .• swered each time. "YOfl: do not ·equate intelll· --•· ·. gertce" .' with' the word . · ~=--·'illegaDty,' do yo_u ?" Strickler 1 ldollr_....,..,,. asked. ' DidO Va11oJ ''"171 II · • Ill "Not in that conteXt; no," :;:!,~""::.:.,'=:=".=, . Magruder replied. -'!..~., ....:....1.·,1_.; ,. '""ALTEMPS , ...,.. . - ~ -: ' In d to · · ••-.I.odftrtllloe ,.,._aiiUn , • . em~ ure · · , own wn . B 'IVh!l atir,l!l<.;lt-•11.• Pomeroy'lltiday at~ll a.m. was ' -v.n..-von. · ·· ,. I 74""' , d .U I d . ' _ , Dolhwidlo-negrees.un er-par Y c ou Y · - - • - oir - - llj- Nervous coiidifioil caused illness . ,, Treason will be charged by court All's full go in the Eastern camp with h d coach 'k Berkhimer .:a cted to ?~r~ the Same lineupethat went into battle last P k B t th Eagles will ~ee t~ ~ th e ve ge euoffense in gear, something that has plagued the birds for the past two years Tryin to ~t that Easte off g g_ ·n b rn The Eagles are currently 3-1, with North Gallla at 3-2 and Southern at 3-2. Ar. Eastern victory would make the situation less complicated, as the Eagles would gain un- Mefgs COUllty 4-H members are reminded lhallhey have uiliB Monday, Nov. 4 to erder free !oreal lree • Some of the la\vyers also are discussing alternatives to ,· .. direct · testimony of Nixon, critically Ill in Long Be'acb, Calif. Ehrllchman contends . that Nixon's testimony is . By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. advise me as to my suspicions · l'm not as impressed with . posture so .the chest cage is essential to hiS defell5!'. DEARDR.LAMB - Ihave andwhatcoursetofollow? thisaslwaslnmyyounger able to move nonnally. In Haldemanralsedtheissueof had a nervious 'stomacH since DEAR •READER- Starting days lri medicine. Then we emphysema the chest cage or national domestic security Wortd,War IT which resulted in from the beginning for our didn't know about the gas- ribs sometimes can't move con,~iderations during last • duodenal· ulcer. The ulcer other readers, the dwnpi!!g producing effecta of lactose In much. . yea•' ' • Senate Watergate jler!orated and l had a sub' syndrome is a complicatioo of · milk·. I suspect llu!t many Now wbat should you do? . be~g8 . It is believed his ,.-,.~- .. rnm mm ,. .o.: o Joba Rice, coanty qrlcultural agent, aald each t-H'er may order up to .tOO aeedllngs at no charge. Specie• available ·Include Ausirtan 'Pine;- .... . Pille, Red Oak and Black Locut. Orden, may be placed by calling lhe El<lensloo Office, 992-3895 before 4 p.m. Monday. SOLVING OF VARIOUS TYPES of. pm!eo -.res as '· the re~ of tbe county pw.( the conal,t')lCtiOD,~t:·a new ~ training for chlldren.attending tbe Meigs Community Scbool- . ..... 'building for the studetits with pfoceeds a bOnd ISsUe . at Rutland. The primary children are being assisted with the approved by Meigs voters last flill. At next Tuesday's general problems they encounter by teacher, Mrs. Louise Skaggs, ·election, voters will decide on ' a 2.75 tsJ; levy for the left, and an aide, Mrs. Dee Brown. The Meigs Board of operating expe~s of the school. Of the total millage, two Retardation which oversees the operation of the school for mtilsareanew tax while .75ofa mlllls a renewal. By WESLEY G. PIPPERT WASHINGTON (UPI) Lawyers for former White House chief of stsff H.R. Haldeman have indicated that national and domestic security considerations may be part of their defen~ in the Watergate cover-up trial. Frank H. Strickler, one of . Haldeman's lawyers, brought up the Vietnam War Thursday during his cross-examination of Jeb Stuart Magruder, deputy campaign director for former President Richard Nixon and a prosecution witness In U.S. District Court. Prosecutor Jlll Wine Volner's objection kept Magruder from replying to Strickler's question : "When you came to the White House In 1969, was t~~.ere a war in Vietnam?" BY DENNY FOBES The Eastern Eagle battle at No~th Gallia will highlight tomght's local football action, as the two SVAC schools l!atlle for second place in the final week of 1eague acti~n. I In other games this evening the Southern Tornados, with an outside chance of second place host Southwestern while th~ Meigs Marauder~ continue their search for their fir t league win in the Southea te s Ohio League against Jac~s:n~ Rllllnerup in the SVAC will be determined this way: !£1°t:! ',. 4-H REMINDER DR. LAMB . •• Evangelist of Texas to lead area revival X CVr'n 1J1"'r0"'PPPP"'O:' · Holzer Medical Center (Discharged, Oct. 31) Phlllip Bradbury, Michael Bumgarner, Edgar Clark, Todd Deel, Aline Estep, Mina Eubanks, Mrs. James Gibbs and daughter, Phyllis Hammond, Charles Hobson, Diane Jones, Jar! Jones, Thelma Kiser, Ellzabeih Lear, Esther McKnight, Mary Minehart, Julia Menefee, Mrs: Darrell Mitchell and- daUghter, Ruth Musser, Lena Myers, Robert O'Connor, · Augusts Ocker, Clarence Oiler, Arnold Pendleton, Karen Pratt; Merrill Simmons, Joseph Sirback, Ullian M. Smith, Effie Swiney, Jesta Swisher, John Thomas, Dicie Tucker, Donna Wedge, Naomi Williams, William T. Robert E. Buck, Pomeroy University College of Law Winter, Ill, Jean Zirkle. attomey, is making his first bid where he graduated with a for public office at the Nov. 5 degree of juris doctorate. Veterans Memorial Hospital election: He is running against Upon graduation Buck Admitted - Janet Marcum, Frank W. Porter for Judge of became associated with the Rutiand; Maurice Gagnon, Meigs County Court. · finn of -Webster and Fultz and In his campaign, Buck has has recenliy set up a private Minersvllie; Lela Robinson, met as many people as possible practice of· his own located at Syracuse; Rodney Grueser, throilghout Meigs County, and · the corner of Court and Main Pomeroy; Vh'gil Toppins, If elected, intends to serve Streets in P011Jeroy. ije and his Cheshire; Jack Landers, Pomeroy; James Smith, ·~~eopte in· a fair and ifuparlial wife, Debbie and two chtidren, Tuppers Plains; Etta Will, m1uu)lir, allowing each citizen · Jennifer and Julianne, reside Pomeroy; Ruby Hysell, lo present his case, but always at 129 Mulberry Ave. Buck is Middleport; Margaret Sin· reme!llbering the rights of the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz clair, Pomeroy; Carol Pickens, ilociety. Buck of Pomeroy. Racine; Carl Johnston, PortHe has served for the past Buck is a member of land. lwo years . as assistant Pomeroy Lodge 164 F&AM, on· Discharged- Daniel O'Dell, prosecuting attorney. . . the board of directors of Meigs Francis · Van Dytfe, Basil He Is a graduate of Pomeroy~ County · Senior Citizens, Middleport- Hayman. High School and took his pre- member of law work at Ohio University Pomeroy Rotary Club, Alladin Pleasant Valley Hospital where he received a degree in Temple Shrine, the Meigs Discharges - Robert K. - Busi_ne_s~ . Administ~a.tion, County .,_Jaycees, an\) _.)!!, Wilson, .. Pomeroy, and Robert t!PetlaiiZing m Accountmg. He presidenv ·of Trinity Church Leon. · .,, . ~!;:.!'~;;. · .Alexander, .lhen entered The Ohio State Council: " · \ highways. Rhodes I'Onipiains that Gllll- programs, create an Ohio It was a Rhodes hallmark gan has added 9,000 new slate River Port Authority, press far that individusi and corporate employes, many of them for a coal conversion demontaxeswereamongthelowestin public relations purpose~~, ..and stration plant .In ·Belmont the nation, and a favorite · ha's "driven business and In- County,bulld ... mlilion worth ,slogan that "Profit is Not a dustryoutofthestste" through_ of highways and bridges~ Dirty Word In Ohio." higher taxes and harassment: make a $30 million Cleveland Enacted.Jneome Tax piliigan views one of his port Improvement. In 1971, Gilligan's first year signal accomplishments with Gilligan has Indicated be Cllll in office, the General Assembly the income tax money as operate the stste on the currtllt enacted an income tax, ena- boosting aid fQr mental health revenue structure and atilt bling appropriations for two and retardation by $100 million · expand some programs. HI years to be boosted from $6.2 in each of the last two budget bas In mind a boost ·In .hlgber billion under Rhodes' last periods. education aid, revision of the budget to $8.1 billion. He also points out his ad- public school subsidy formula Education expenditures im- ministration has hiked aid to and Improvement of h8llllh medistely jumped from $1.8 elementary and secondary care servtces. • billion to $2.3 billion, while scliPOts\.by, 51 • per cent 11nd Gliligan's package is GP It welfare expenses went from •-made ~ iax rollbacks of ed to cost about•$500 mliliall, $874 million to $1.4 billion . $477 mtlilon:.1o per cimt on the but he claims gro:~fth In Growth of revenues, in- average homeowner's tu; bill. existing tsJ:es will take care of. REV: HOLCOMB eluding those from the 'Income Promise Cutback it. tax, pushed the budget over the If elected, Rhodes has prl)A third candidate, Nancy B. $10 billion mark for the current mised a wholesale cutback in Lazar of the Socialist Workers fiscal period ending next June. stste employes, particularly in party; is on the ballot. Education espenditures are up pubUc-'haiatioriii; a dismantling · Lazar, 23, attended Antioch over $2.7 billion, while welfare Of state Environmental College in Yellow Springs and exprmses are more than $2.6 Protection A-g ency (EPA), is past cOOI'dinatOr of the billion. which he accuses of pressuring CleVeland Area Peace .Action It is these figures which have industries and threatening Coalition and the Cleveland given Rhodes one of his major jobs; and massive new aid for Abortion Project Coslltlon. RUTLAND Th Re T E campaign themes-that primary and secondary She proposes free tuition at H01 b H- e v. · · h · hs died · h Is · 1 din stste universities, abolition of com • th ouston, Tex., an . Gliliga n as nus n m- sc oo , me u g teacher pay ld of the the Board of Regents, black e er in e . Church N zar ne will peak each come ta " revenues, spent too hikes. much on welfare and not He also has pledged to cut studies In high sehoois and . a e ' s · enough on the scbools. welfare costs b)' combining grade schoolS and a govern- . evening at 7=30 p.m. and at 30 men! run by working people. · ~~ =~~~:;"dd;;!~ · Nazarene. ~. .Holcomb began his ministry In 1002aspastor of the Church ·of the Nazarene at Uttle Rock, Ark. He continued to serve as a pastor with an _Interim of 10 years as itinerant evangelist. During his ministry, the Rev. Mr. Holcomb was lnfiilenlialln Cll'ganizlng 18 new churches. Prior to his reentering evangelism In 1967, he pastored In Houston, Tex. The Rev . Uoyd D. Grimm Jr, pastor of the Rutland Church, Invites the public to attend. tile Eagles' bid for second place tops local card -....· Pa'rk,rslrurg, .W. Ve • -T029Merk" $1. ·.. 1-304-485- TS4l Chillicothe 249 S. Point St. 713-3655 ;' · .lo· ' l .,CU. FT. IAQi · ' . . . ·ALSO ZONOLITE MASONRY FILL. ·------~-~----------· KI~-~*~~IIJ.I!~..~PPLY CO; ,.... . .05 N. 2ni~ . .< " 992_5020 ,. , .. Middleport. Oh o • ) • ' �. • '. . ' 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middle~rt-Pom~ruy, 0, Friday, Nov. I, 1974 NB~~~;.:tandin~~L RE-ELECT FOR SECOND TERM •it"rUni·t ed Press International . e~;::~~;Z':,~~~~r;~e w . I. pet . g .b. N'r Is l and er s 6 1 'l Buffalo New York Ph il a Bos ton 4 4 3 Philetd elph la N YRan9ers 2 .667 J .57!' 3 500 centralbiv~i0~29 , ., Atlan ta I 1 ' "' 0 4 31 .87S .571 ·-2 1 '1 c:eV'eland 4 4 .500 3 A tl anta 3 4 .429 . 3 '1 N ew Orlean 0 1 .000 61 ~ Western Conference Midwest Division KCOma ha g. b. De tr oit 3 4 .429 21 1 Ch i cago 3 5 .375 3 Milwauke e 1 5 . 167 4 1 ~· ~ - ~ ~~j- COURT OF APPEALS I XI EAR_l~!fEPHENSON Issued By : Comm ittee For Re-el.ection of Judge Earl E. Stephenson, Court of Appeals Glenn Manley, Chairman, Sciofoville, Ohio . I THIS EIGHTEEN YEAR VOERAN OF THE OHIO SENATE HAS BROUGHT SOUTHEASTERN OHIO TO NEW HEIGHTS OF ADVANTAGE AND RECOGNITION ' IN STATE GOVERNMENT - NOW-- 1 13 0 .071 Wes t w . I. t . pet . y .s Calif 13 5 o .722 Portl and 7 10 1 .394 The Hawan s 7 11 0 .389 Sh re veport 6 11 I .369 x- team d is banded pf pa 454 385 264 380 361 414 214 361 + • EXPERIENCE ans Chicago at Memph is F lorida at Portland Philadelphia at BirmIngham OAKLEY' COLLINS STATE .SEN.ATOR Pd . PoL Adv . ' ... VOTE FOR WESLEY A. BUEHL .. ~ Republican Candidate COUNTY ENGINEER gt 5 3 1 11 31 31 St . Louis 1 L os A ngeles 1 Fr i day 's Games Toronto at Atlanta . P itt sburg h at Van couver Detroit at Ca liforn ia World Hockey Association Slondings By Unitad Press International East w. 1. 1. pis gf ga New England . 5 1 0 10 26 15 Cleveland 2 2 I 5 14 16 Chicago 1 5 o 2 13 19 Indianapolis I 6 0 2 13 29 West ., w. I. I . pis gf ga San Diego , 4 1 0 8' 19 16 Houston 4 4 0 3 26 28 Phoenl• 2 4 1 S 28 29 Minnesota 2 4 0 4 17 28 Michigan 2 5 0 4 18 26 Canadian ~· atage 23ina suburbinLondon . ..... - 1-e' ~ P~J ~ ~:>.;::~;.:::::::::::::::::::::::-.:::::::::::::·:·:·:·:·=·=·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:;:~:;:;:~o::.:;~~;~:X<Wr.:l?!~ l Girl SCOUt . It is a renewal of a tax of ~ Mill and an increase of ~ Mill for the purpme · ';::: ~t Diary of providing and maintaining Orange Twp. Volunteer Fire Department. Pd . for by Orange Twp. Vol. Fire Dept, ~i:,~~==::•-•••••••••••••••••••ill••• ! ,. : : ' ', ; . ·ELECT Gordon H. Caldwell DINNER SET The Gallipolis-Meigs Scottish Rite dinner will be Nov. 9 at 6:30 p.m. at llie Gallipolis Masonic Temple. All lliose planning to attend are asked to send a card for reservations to D. A. Byers, Director, Gallia County Scottish Rite, Patriot ' Star Route, Gallipolis, or to telephone 446-1948. Reservations are to be made_ immediately. ·• : : ; FOR MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER • ; : ; ; 1 have not been able to contact each of iC'' in person, however I will let my past record speak for itself as your County Auditor for IS years. Also my 6'12 years experience with the Ohio Department of tiighways. .,. • • . f . QI 1• ' ' ; • . 17 1 o s 24 11 Winnipeg 1 0 8 22 12 Vancouver J J 0 6 18 22 · Edmonton o 2 o o 6 12 . Thursday's Results Cle.veland 4 Mich;gan 4 New England 6 Indianapolis 1 San Diego 4 Chicago J Fridlly' s Game Toronto at Winnipeg ~ Auxiliary ~. '. I' FLOWERS ~hr~tn;as·' ~ i ,-~ I l ·' . Grant McDOnald at 'lhe ..w .Rubhr'moid site on South- · East Main St. bridge, fundecf.through 100 per cent stale · and federal funding UJ.7DO.OOO). er~ Ave. ..; 992-2039 - 87th year· celebrated Grant McDonalcl, Paul Rl~hards; Pres., and R. H. Vanst.eenktste;' Gen. Mgr, Brake Division of the Budd Co. a new plant noar Frankfort. Dudley's ANNUAL . Lanca~ter, Oh io .. .. Mrs. Martha Lou Beegle, the treasurer's report, and Mrs . Eula Wolfe, ·chaplain, the prayer. Speaking at the meeting was Stephsnie Ord, delegate to the B.uckeye Girls' Slate, Miss Ord told of her experiences at Girls' State and slated lliat for her a new interest ln government hBd been created. · The traveling prize donated by Mrs. Beegle was w.on by Mrs. Norris. Refreshments of donuts and cider were served by Mrs , Brinker with Mrs. Marie Boyd as " contributing hostess . Besides those named others attending were Mrs. Frances Roberts and Mrs. Leora Young. sOCia•I 1'': · · ;, · •· . . "FAMILY D_lNI)VG AT ITS BEST~' • t~ ' • ••• GlfANT M~DONAlD ..SENATOR .FROM .THE 17TH DISTRICT •• • •• • • ' • ....:..vote for the ·man:you ·lcnowl One ' GOOD man does make . . .. a diHerence. . ,. , . ' ', ' • I , . Vote for the man who knows the Ioiii ...;..Vote ·for the me~n who p~ts youth ·. , . and t .o work for yo-.1 I . ' , ' ' ; . 1 to ' J 'C ,. '. .' . ' :1 •' . : •J 'I •, .I I' • ' '·.I I 1. .,'' ' ' • • } ...: ( '' , A'· tl I Salads -Pot(lto, Slaw, Tossed: Cottage Cheese · ·. Meats· Fried Chicken, Meatloaf~ .Rpast Beef, Flounder Fish. . · Vegetables-Green Bean.s~ Peas & Carrots, Noodles, Potatoes · Home Fries - Scalloped Mashed ~ , · Desserts- Pie - Cocon~t . cream, · Graham Cracker, 'peach; Pumpkin. :• ' \ SUNDAY MENu •• ,·., ' ' . . ... ~RD I \ ' ' ' .· PHONE 949-3551 , ST• •• ·. ' I ) .' ;.. By Polly Cmmer Dyed sheepskin stains her couch POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - I made llie mistake of putting a red sheepskin on our newly -covered naugahyde couch: It left a red stain on the ivory-colored piece. How can I remove llie stain?VIRGINIA. tCa Iend ari MONDAY HARRISONVILLE PTO, 7:30 p.m. at Harrisonville Eiementary School wllli Susan Fleshman, Pomeroy - Mid,dleport Librarian, speaker. EASTERN Alliletic Boasters , 7:30.p.m. at high school. Plans ·for football banquet. Films wlll be shown, ' SALEM CENTER PTA at 7:30p.m. Mrs. Wllson's sixth grade class will present program . Refreshments. Public Invited. MIDDLEPORT Garden Club, 7:30 p.m.ln the lowtge of lhe Middleport fire sla!lon . Robert Byer , fire chief, ·speaker . Other guests will be Mrs. Aaron Kelton, regional director, and Mrs. Robert . Lewis, who wlli talk on the county holiday flower show. 'Members to lake six party sandwiches and six cookies. BASEMENT SALE , En terprlse UM Church, Rt. 33, norlli of Pomeroy, 9 a.m. to 4 P, m . Good quality merchandlse. TIJESDAY BASEMENT SALE, En- DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is with department stores, gift shops, etc. lliat display and sell Christmas items starting willi "Christmas ln July". July is not too early to begin TiliNKING of Christmas but seeing such things on display for slx monllis makes this big day seem almost like any other day. DEBBIE DEAR POLLY -,- I have a tlpfor Shirleywhospllled rose nail polish on her white slacks. I did the same lliing to pale blue ones. I used lliat spray-on spot remover lliat Is now a commonly-used laundry product and then put llie slacks in llie washer set a! mediwn h"l!l. No sign of !htpolish when llie~ came out. - D.P. DEAR GmLS -Many authorities suggest the use of acetone (bansna oil not polish remover} for removing nail polish from fabrics EXCEPT for acetates. Lay area with spot upside down on a pad of towels (cloth or paper), First moilten slain from the back with water, use the acetone. When spot II gone rinse. Change pad BS It becomes soiled with polish, Some also use rubbing alcohol with a few drops of ammonia added. - POLLY DEAR POLLY - When applying vinyl appliques to the bottom of the bathtub to prevent slipping add three or four to the rim of llie tub. Both you and tlie children will have a better hold getting in and out of the tub. Never throw away an old, worn long-handled bath, sink or tub brush. It is perfeCt for cleaning bel!lnd lhe washer and dryer, washing out waste baskets, trash cans and even a Cl!lld's swinunlng pool. - MARILYN. DEAR POLLY - ·I have a small notebook, wilh alpliabetically marked sections. After enlertalning guests f~r dinner I enter their names, !he dale and the menu served. This way llie same guests are not served llie same menu twice in succession , Also I note any particular likes and dislikes of friends and family. - MRS, W, H. DEAR READERS - Just a remlDder to you to put your name, address snd zlp code on your !ellen. Many pointers thBt would have been printed have not been used for just that reason. We cannot send your Polly Dollar, Also please do no! ask me where lo buy a product In your own town. The niiDiber of letters requesting snch Information makes Individual replies an lm· · poaslbiUty,. Love your !ellen and marvel !II your Ingenuity keep them coming but do slgn them. -POLLY, Love1and, are announcing the birth of their. first chlld, a 6 lbs., 7 ozs. son, Mark Allen Corder, Jr., Oct. 22 at St. Ann's Hospital, Colwnbus. Grandparenta 'are Mr. and · Mrs.· Eugene Siders, j,.OVeland, arid Mr.andMrs. R. E. Corder; Sr., Reynolds!lurg. Gre~~ -· Suede or Leather grandparents · sre Mrs. •Violet BBtey ~ Pomeroy, and Mrs. $16~ Velma Siders, Pomeroy. Great-great-i!randparenta are Mrs. Roxie Oiler, Middleport; Mrs. Mabel Pettit, Pomeroy, ·Your Thom Mc:An Store · lind Mr . 11nd Mrs . Ralph Robinson, Millersport. . ._MIDDLEPORT,O _ _ _ _ _. _-!' THE JEAN SHOES DINNER PLANNED SYRACUSE - An election day dinner wlll be held Tuesday beginning at 11:30 a.m. at lhe Syracuse Municipal Building by the congregation of !he Syra cuse First United Presbyterian Church . A complete chicken dinner will be served and a bazaar featuring depression glass, baked goOds, handmade ar· tides and homemade soup by llie quart will be held in conjunc tion with the dinner . Evening meals will also be served . SALE PLANNED Eleanor Circle. of Heath 'Jnited Methodist Church will hsve a rwnmage sale Tuesday in llie church basement, 9 a .m. to 4 p.m. Proceeds wlll go toward youth work in the church. · VISIT GRANDMOTIIER Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hllldore, Holland, Mich., were recent visitors of his grandimitlier, Mrs. T. G. Hilldore, Syracuse. '· ./ . ' ,I '> Portable Color TV • Mod ular So lid State Chass is (except 4 chass is tubes) • Rep lace.ible plu g-in circuit modules • Bri(j"lt Picture Tube • 70 detent "c li ck " UHF tuner • Instant Picture and Sound • Energy Saver Switch (Model WPS(It2LWI Walnut grai n llnlsh on · high lmpacl plaatic Clbinel WERNER Radio & T.V. • Middleport, 0. SHOP EARLY ·----·- ---------- We Have A Great Selection of Religious Gifts Large and Small ·-------------Middleport Book Store MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT, O. ·~ ,. 30% to 40 ~HFF Buy "ow ·& Save! Bank Rate Financing . . INGELS FURNITURE' , ' , , '992-2635 · I Quasar. 10 LIVING ROOM SUITES Floor :sam pie ·Stock ' RACINE, OHIO • KEEP CHRIST IN CHRISTMAS heritage .house D• . + 4 $12" to . ' ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED - Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bright, Rt. I, Oak Hill, will observe llielr golden wedding anniversary Nov. 2. They were married in 1924 by Benson McKibbens, in Mason County, W. Va., where they spent part of their married life. They are llie parents of six daughters, Mrs. Kathrenda Morrow, Delaware; Mrs. William (Savannah ) Duncan, Point Pleasant ; Mrs. Virgil (Wiona} Roberts, Carroll; Mrs. James (Joan) Arrowood, Oak Hill, and Mrs. Jimmy (Connie) Halley, Gallipolis, One· daughter, Zenoba Grace, died In Infancy, A reception is being planned a! llie Parish Grove, on Rl. 279 at Oak Hill, Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. Friends and relatives are welcomed with invitations being issued llirough llie press only. RUTLAND - An invitation eludes . to exhibit in the Ru!land Mrs . Janet Bolin, an acGarden Club 's Christmas credited judge, will begin oral flower show, "A Wlshbook judging at I p.m. Saturday and Chrislmas" lliis weekend at this is also open to llie public. lhe Rutland United MelhOdlst Public viewing hours are Church, has been extended by from I p.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday the general chairwoman, Mrs. and from I to 4 p.m., Sunday. Charles Lewis. The public is invited to exhibit In the artistic arr.angement · classes, "Wedding Rings, " a favorite Christmas arrangement; and " Ba s k e I b a ll s • " an . arrangement showing motion, along WI' th ·~ u;e horticulture classes, houseplants, blooming and foliage and the nonCompetitive classes, evergreen specimen display and African I v olets . . The only requirements for entry ln the show is that llie exhibits ·be at the church basement between 9 a .m. and 12 nooii Saturday, and lliat they remain in place Willi 4 p.m., Swt.day, when the show con- N. : Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bright Club show exhibitors invited 1: SUNDAY, NOV. 3 HRS. ~:OO ' TO 2:0~ WliiKD~ Y$ 6:00 TO 8:30 ' }Jointers -~ ~ FIRST CHILD BORN • Pvt. and. Mrs. Mark Corde~, ·STEAMBOAT INN . llioroughly mixing it witli peat moss , or other organic matter, use appropriate fertilizer , and llien plant the bulbs. She cautioned lliat bulbs must be pl anted carefully filling the soil in around them and adding water if necessary. In area where winters are very cold, she suggested mulching llie top with straw or olher organic matter about four inches thick. Next spring, she said the material should be removed and the bulbs fed. The arrangement · of the monlli by Mrs. Evelyn Hollon featured mwns and weathered woOd. Contests were held with Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. Hollon, and Mrs. Jean Nease, a guest, winning. The door prize was won by Mrs. Arnold. A r r a n g e men Is a nd specimens were judged with Mrs. Hollon, Mrs. Ada Holler and Mrs. May Holler winning · blue ribbons. Mrs. Fred Nease served refreshments. , JJol~'s ssm&'·m.W:3:1 ·> !:! ~- m. .' Saturday, Nov. 2nd Nov. 16th · ssoo.oo In , Mrs. Maxine Charlton, Qhalrman report, !erprise UM Church, Rt. 33• norlli of Pomeroy, 9 a. m. to 4 DtRISTMAS . . OPEN HOUSE . ~ akJ • •• Gift Certiflc:ates Refreshmimts I011 Weekends) ' 2419Dudley A.ve. Parkersburg, W, Va. mints and nuts. The table was decorated in fall colors. Guests were . Mrs. Genevieve Schneider, ' Mrs. Marvin McKelvey, Mrs. Jean Kloes and Michael, Mrs. Gladys Robson, Mrs. Nors Houdashelt, Mrs. Wllllam Eichinger, Mrs. Herbert Parker, l\Jrs. Uncia Ferrell and Mrs. Lura Crooks. 0 's_._··-·-·~·~·~~~o~~ ~·;:A our Christmas.·, L ·_.._._,._~_._ ••_._P.-' .'· Lay Away Plan! ' DOOR PRtZES K OONATA 'til · You're lnvitecj To ' . was served with ice cream, · finer diamond ring. .·' '""-·· Mrs. ·Kart Kloes entertained Friday afternoon with a party In observance of the 87th birlliday aimiversary of Mrs. Daisy Duckworth Roush. · Gifts were presented to Mrs. Roush and a decorated cake When you know it's for ' keeps, choose a Keepsake diamond ring to symbolize,. your love forever. A perfect, fine white diamond precisely cut, with permanent registration and l~ss . protection. There is no On this day In history: In 1864, the. U.S. Post Office Department introduced the money ol'ller _. •· ' In 191&, llie Efljpsburg monarchy of Aus!rla; Hungary . WBS dissolved,. Vienna became the capitaJ , of J\witrlil · and Budapest !he capital of Hwtgsry, . 1950; two Puerto Rican nationalists tried to force their war • into Blair House In W8shington In an attempt· to ! '!''1. a•s'na~e President Harry 1 Truman, . i'. .A I II secretary ' s . Meigs Cowtty garden club members enrolled :n llie sixweek coUrse on modern arranging conducted by Mrs. Irene Jackson . To open the meeting Mrs. Grueser read a poem, "Let's Suppose," another on October. and led the Lord 's Prayer in unison . For roll call members displayed their favor ite autwnn leaf. "Decorative Hanging Pots" was the topic of an article read by Mrs, May Holter. She said lliey are goOd to display vining flowers and foliage vines. Mrs. Marcia Arnold's topic was on the house plant, "Pepperomias." Mrs. Nease talked on " Next Spring 's Beauty Begins Now," commenting on lhe wide variety of bulbs available to use ·in rock gardens, groupings around trees, along fences or in a formal planting. She said to choose goOd bulbs, pick llie location for planting with care, prepare llie soil eight to 10 inches deep, received a $5 gift from the district. Mrs. Margaret Yost read a poem, and !he third verse of "The Star Spangled Ba11ner." Mrs. Mary Roush gave the FRIDAY POMONA Grange, 8 p.m . at the Rock Springs hall. Insl<lllation of Pomona officers and subordinate grange officers. Harrisonville Gr.ange to be host. SATURDAY CARNIVAL Saturday at Racine Elementary beginning at 5:30 p.m. Sponsored by Racine PTO. Items for country store and kitchen to be left at school by 2 p.m. .. BAKE Sale . all day at , Democratic Headquarters, 111 Second St., Pomeroy. SUNDAY OPEN House, II a.m. to 4:30 p.m., at new community building and fire department • headquarters in Weatherman Addition at Tuppers Plains. Refreshments will be served. ! Two deer were killed in separate traffic accidents investigated Thursday by llie Gallia-Meigs Post Slate Highway PatroL The first occurred on Rt. 7, one tenth of a mile north of . county road 207 where the anlmal ran into the path' of a vehicle operated by Howard Thoma, 57, of Pomeroy~ There was minor damage, At 8:50 'a.m. on Rt. 124, two tenths of a mile west of County ·Rd. 5, a deer ran Into llie path of a car driveri by Ellziibeth :,.;,• Hobstetter, 55, of Rutland, ·' then was struck bY. a car operated by Larry R. Hubbard, 40, of SYfacuse. I ' I killed by autos ' Miller for CanQr~s Cprnm.i_llee 1 SEWING MACHINES 6 l 0 . 12 36 -,7 4 l 0 8 24 11 Pd. ·Pol. .Adv. '. ! ! ! Elna and White ! Here are some of the many progressive projects which have been accomplished during Grant McDonald's term as Ross County Commissioner. w . 1. t. pts 9f ga ~ REEDSV1LLE - RACINE - A special games party will be held at llie Itacine Amerjcan Legion Hall Nov. 14 an'd'l!ll.proceeds will go to llie "Gifts for llie Yanks Who Gave" project. Plans for llie party were made Tuesday nigh! at a meeting of llie American Legion Auxiliary, Racine Post 602, a! the hBil. Also planned during the meeting was !he annual Election Day luncheon at the hBil, Serving of soup, sandwiches, pie and coffee will begin aUI a.m. and continue throughout llie day. An afghan will be awarded. More help with the serving is needed and any auxiliary members or olliers Interested in lending a hand are asked to come to the hall some time during the day. 'The field orientation training in Middleport Sunday was announced. It' .was reported · lhat Mrs. Myrtle Walker, Mrs. Eula ..Wolfe, Mrs . Eunie Brlnker;.Mrs ..Mary Rotish and · Mrs. Julia NorriS attended llie District 8 fall conference recently -at Crooksville. The Racine unit reached membership goal Sept. 17, first In . :~ NOW . ON SALE ' Games party set has meeting ; ~; FINE KNITS P.S. Through efforts of Grant McDonald and Vern Riffe, Spe~ker Pro-Tem The House of Representatives, con. firmation was given Gallia County that D.O.T. on Del. 28th were proceeding with the planning for the completed high· way from Centerville to Gallipolis.- Total cosl'29.1 Million Dollars. ' 2 4152829 2 4 0 4 17 28 2 5 0 4 18 :::~ ·-------, ,_ MANY 1 -KEEP . SOUTH.EASTERN OHIO ON .THE· MOV·E! gf ~: ~:~ ' tea at the instiiule and of accepting the award on behalf of lhe· club ior volunteer service. Extended at the meeting by Mrs. Ada Holter was an invitation to !he club members to attend a flower show Nov. 10, 2 to 4 p.m . at lhe home of Mrs. Roy Holter. The show will be an exhibit of approximately 50 arrangements made by the 13 ; SYRACUSE - " To pray challenging tasks for : tOday in this world of contrast ·Christians" was the thought for Is to know lliat God has lhe day when the Syracuse Ladies Auxiliary of the Volunteer Fire Department met [IJonday evening at llie municipal building, The meeting was opened by lhe president, Mary Pickens, willi llie Lords Prayer and flag pledge in unison. Elva Dailey ·-the- Eig-ht-h- D-is!-rlc_t. - a-nd_ used John I : 1-5 for devotions. Roll call was answered , by ' auxiliary !o llieir Christmas naming your favorite food . Dec. 4. Seyeral plan to supper l reports were J"ad and . go. Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart and ,./ approved. Jean Hall, Elva Dailey, Mrs. Jenny Lou Davis were Mildred Pierce and Marie welcomed as new members. Rizer were named to llie Mter llie meeting a far~well Christmas treat committee, party was held for Ada Slack, • · An invitation ·was resd from who will be moving to San' llie Middleport · Firemen's dyville, in llie near future. Auxiliary inviting the local Mte'r she opened · her many gifts refreshments of Ice cream, decorated cake, Lay-Away Now mints, nuts, coffee, tea and .. .' ·lemonade were served to those For AU .Occasioris present : Nancy Neutzllng, For, l,iyla Hudson, Ada Slack, W' ~Ire FIDWI!rs , : : ' Agne! White, Eleanor Bohrll!ll, Everywhere - Sue Rice, Elizabeth Rice, •• Marie Rizer, Vicki Rizer, Clara Lavender , Mildred Pierce, Ellzabelli Stel"art, Jenny Lou ' :oavis, · Jane ,; Teaford, Edith '• .. Pomeroy Flower Shop ' HoOd, Cluirlotte Nease, Elva Mrs. Millard Van Meter Dailey, Janice. Lawson, Jean Ph. 992·203• · · Ph. 992.57•• • Hall and guests Tina Pierce ' and Cindy Neu!zling . ~.-~----~~--·----~·· Pd. A. D. Kibble ga 19 16 44082628 of Reedsville 26 died Wednesday Canad(an . By Charlene Hoeflich The Rutland Brownies of Troop 1293 and llie Ru!land juniors of Troop 1292 presented a program last Thursday at a meet !nil of llie Meigs County Women's Christian Fellowship a! the Hemlock Grove Christian Church. Mrs. Merle Johnson, Brownie leader and the scouts sang llie Brownie Smile, Sue Imboden told about llie Brownie promise jlnd pin, and Sonya Wise ei<plained the World Association pin, To conclude their part on the program, llie girls sang "I'm Gonna Sing." Others in the group were Mindy McDonald, Missy Long. streth, Gretta Kennedy , Charmele and Charlotte Patterson. The'jwtiors, whose leader is Mona Johnson, explained how girl scouting got stsrted, Participating were Christine Imboden, Lisa Sinlth, Debbie Morrison, Betsy Herald, Theresa Fetty and Denise Turner. SALISBURY SCOUT TROOP 100 Scouts practiced skits to be presented some time in the near future at the Thursday night mllt!ing of Girl Scout Troop 100 held at the Salisbury Elementary ScllooL · Carol Morris presided at llie meeting·which opened with the pledge to the flag and the girl scout promise, Reports were give~ by Gena Welker, sCribe, and Camille Swindell, treasurer. Lori Pickett was appointed to have refreshments for next week With Kathleen Parker to plan games. ' YOUR VOTE WILL BE GREARY APPRECIATED 4 4 A certificate of recogni!ion for therapy work a! the Gallipolis State 'Institute presented to Mrs. Karl Grueser at !he recent recogni!ion tea there was displayed al a meeting of !he Wildwood Garden Club Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Fred Nease . Mrs. Grueser, the club president.. told of Rtt~n,Hno th,. Two more deer .' ' I s 24 3 17 Dwiv_is1i~~ -"pts thatVanGoghoncepreached dn es dayt stran ger on the earth·, ht' de no! 26 Jones t . at f. he th We M _ddl 0 1 24 ~ee tn g e epor 'thy comman dments from me.' ' I.Jterary Club at the home of In her revt'ew, Mrs. Jon·es 40 M d Fult 39 rs. 8 ernar . z. ' said that Van Gogh once wrote ~a In her revtew , Mrs . Jones a friend that art is something 18 .told of Dr .. Lubin 's study of the which although prOduced .by relationship of the hves and h h . . 32 k of t' ts . I d' V wnan ands IS not.crea ted by 38 wor 5 ar 18 ~me u mg an human hands alone, but by 27 Goh. Dr. Lubm traced the some thing which wells up from 39 forces ~hat r_nold~ Van Gogh a deeper SQurce in the soul. ga - ~a.mtly, ht~t~rtcal , c~ltural, Forrollcallmembersnamed 13 19 13 · 29 ELECTtON: TUESDAY, NOV. 5, 1974 QUALIFIED • 'RESPONSIBLE • EXPERIENCED '' 4 ' 1 '. professor of psychiatr y a t 26 15 14 16 Meigs County ' 2 s 8 · Sta.nford Umverstty, was The text is taken from ll9th 23 reviewed byt Mrs. Emerson ·Psalm, Verse 19, " I am a· Anderson D. Kibble, 78, Reedsvllle, died 4 1 0 8 22 12 Wednesday ·afternoon at Vancouver 3 3 ll 6 18 22 Camden Clark HospitaL Edmonron ll 2 0 0 6 12 Mr. Kibble, born Jwte 12, Thursday's Results 1896 at Reedsvllle, was llie son Cleve lan d 4 M ichigan 2 New England 6 tndianapoll s 1 of the late George E. and Mary San Di ego 4 Chicago 3 Lorentz Kibble . He attended Friday 's Game Toronto at Winnipeg Miami College at Oxford, Ohio and was retired from t!Ie GoOdyear Tire and ·Rubber Company of Akron. He ls survived by two sisters, Mary -A. Kibble , Aptos, Calif., and ~s. Edith K. Milhoan, Parkersburg . He was also . preceded in death by his wife, Billie Arnold Kibble; lliree brothers, and lliree sisters. '· Fwteral services were tOday at 2 p.m. at the Ogdiri Funeral Home, Parkersburg, llie Rev. William G. Wolford officiating, with cremation to follow . Toronto Quebec Winn ipeg \\t-i.\.i.Cl 5 1 0 10 2 2 I 5 1 5 o 2 1 6 0 2 West w. 1. t. pts 4 1 0 8 New Eng land C leveland Chicago lndianap oli San Diego Hou ston Phoeni>c Minn.e sota Michigan ' Pittsburgh washington y- clinched division title Thursday ' s Result Por t ia nO 14 Sh reveport a Toronto Wednesdav•s Games Southern California at Hawaii - Quebec By United Press International ea'st w . 1. t. pts gf ga EVER-- ' 209 358 WHA Standings . MORE THAN . COUNt'S X-Oetroit 4 3 4 12 37 4 o 10 27 1 '16 30 . 26. religious , "r.hsllc IJ•"rary, and showed how and all of these 8os· Ion 3 2 4 10 36 30 t'nfluences along with the ar· Toronto J 3 3 9 34 · 34 tist 's di s tor ted self-image Ca lifor n ia 2 7 3 7 28 56 contributetotheuniquestyledf Thursday ' s Results Philadelphia 5 NY Rangers 1 a Van Gogh paintin"g. Montrea l 3 washington 0 Born in Ztmbert, Holland, llie World Football League Standings By United Press International Ea st w. 1. t. pts gf ga · F lorida 12 6 0 .667 369 256 Char lotte 10 8 0 .556 409 303 Philadelphi 8 10 0 .444 468 387 :.: .Ja cksn vl l 4 Ill 0 .286 269 358 Central w . I . t. pts gf ga Memphi s I S 3 0 .833 552 319 B irmnghm 13 5 0 .722 434 364 Ch icago 7 11 o .389 422 551 Present Presiding Judge Fourth District Court of Appeals Montreal Detro i t Buffalo Cl eveland 118 Detroit 101 Hous ton9 5Washington92 Friday 1 s Games Philadelphia at Boston N ew Or l eans at De t ro it Milwaukee at Los Ang el es Buffa l o at Portland Golden Sta te a t sea ttle REPUBLICAN AS JUDGE 5 3 2 12 35 2 4 3 7 11! St. Lou is 2 5 3 1 26 Kan sas City 0 7 I 1 11 . o~~i~~o~ . J pts gt Los Ang • I 4 16 3S 'i "s~'i J; Mrs. K, 'Grueser hono-red Vote ·For·and Support Orange Twp. Fire Levy Strange.r 011 t~e Earth , a .. ~painter died irl France at 37, a . p~ycholo~Jcal b•of:tra phy of s uicid e. ' ' Stranger on the Vtncent Van Gogh by Dr. E th" t t ·r Albert J Lubin clinica l .ar was a ex 0 a sermon gt ga 6 · 3 · 1 .13 46 Van cou-v er Minne sota Pac i f ic Division Go ld en s tate g.b. seattle 4 3 .571 ,,} ~hoeni:~t 3 3 . 500 1 Los Por tlAngel and es 33 43 .sao .429 11 !;~ Th 'd ' R It aytlanta s esu New Yorkurs 93 A 90 ~. EARL E. STEPHENSON 14 l\ 1 6 3 1 t l 34 .s 3 2 12 34 5 4 2 12 36 ~-is\~\2 pts w. 1. pet . g.b . Ch icago wash;ngton Hou s ton ~iterary ~~f!:o~a!!!oo~t~i!~r,l ie 5tand;ngs By United Pl"e5S Int erna tional '?..!,~itor. 1 pts . . gl ga t -· Ml ., '. .• I , \ .. �. • '. . ' 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middle~rt-Pom~ruy, 0, Friday, Nov. I, 1974 NB~~~;.:tandin~~L RE-ELECT FOR SECOND TERM •it"rUni·t ed Press International . e~;::~~;Z':,~~~~r;~e w . I. pet . g .b. N'r Is l and er s 6 1 'l Buffalo New York Ph il a Bos ton 4 4 3 Philetd elph la N YRan9ers 2 .667 J .57!' 3 500 centralbiv~i0~29 , ., Atlan ta I 1 ' "' 0 4 31 .87S .571 ·-2 1 '1 c:eV'eland 4 4 .500 3 A tl anta 3 4 .429 . 3 '1 N ew Orlean 0 1 .000 61 ~ Western Conference Midwest Division KCOma ha g. b. De tr oit 3 4 .429 21 1 Ch i cago 3 5 .375 3 Milwauke e 1 5 . 167 4 1 ~· ~ - ~ ~~j- COURT OF APPEALS I XI EAR_l~!fEPHENSON Issued By : Comm ittee For Re-el.ection of Judge Earl E. Stephenson, Court of Appeals Glenn Manley, Chairman, Sciofoville, Ohio . I THIS EIGHTEEN YEAR VOERAN OF THE OHIO SENATE HAS BROUGHT SOUTHEASTERN OHIO TO NEW HEIGHTS OF ADVANTAGE AND RECOGNITION ' IN STATE GOVERNMENT - NOW-- 1 13 0 .071 Wes t w . I. t . pet . y .s Calif 13 5 o .722 Portl and 7 10 1 .394 The Hawan s 7 11 0 .389 Sh re veport 6 11 I .369 x- team d is banded pf pa 454 385 264 380 361 414 214 361 + • EXPERIENCE ans Chicago at Memph is F lorida at Portland Philadelphia at BirmIngham OAKLEY' COLLINS STATE .SEN.ATOR Pd . PoL Adv . ' ... VOTE FOR WESLEY A. BUEHL .. ~ Republican Candidate COUNTY ENGINEER gt 5 3 1 11 31 31 St . Louis 1 L os A ngeles 1 Fr i day 's Games Toronto at Atlanta . P itt sburg h at Van couver Detroit at Ca liforn ia World Hockey Association Slondings By Unitad Press International East w. 1. 1. pis gf ga New England . 5 1 0 10 26 15 Cleveland 2 2 I 5 14 16 Chicago 1 5 o 2 13 19 Indianapolis I 6 0 2 13 29 West ., w. I. I . pis gf ga San Diego , 4 1 0 8' 19 16 Houston 4 4 0 3 26 28 Phoenl• 2 4 1 S 28 29 Minnesota 2 4 0 4 17 28 Michigan 2 5 0 4 18 26 Canadian ~· atage 23ina suburbinLondon . ..... - 1-e' ~ P~J ~ ~:>.;::~;.:::::::::::::::::::::::-.:::::::::::::·:·:·:·:·=·=·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:;:~:;:;:~o::.:;~~;~:X<Wr.:l?!~ l Girl SCOUt . It is a renewal of a tax of ~ Mill and an increase of ~ Mill for the purpme · ';::: ~t Diary of providing and maintaining Orange Twp. Volunteer Fire Department. Pd . for by Orange Twp. Vol. Fire Dept, ~i:,~~==::•-•••••••••••••••••••ill••• ! ,. : : ' ', ; . ·ELECT Gordon H. Caldwell DINNER SET The Gallipolis-Meigs Scottish Rite dinner will be Nov. 9 at 6:30 p.m. at llie Gallipolis Masonic Temple. All lliose planning to attend are asked to send a card for reservations to D. A. Byers, Director, Gallia County Scottish Rite, Patriot ' Star Route, Gallipolis, or to telephone 446-1948. Reservations are to be made_ immediately. ·• : : ; FOR MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER • ; : ; ; 1 have not been able to contact each of iC'' in person, however I will let my past record speak for itself as your County Auditor for IS years. Also my 6'12 years experience with the Ohio Department of tiighways. .,. • • . f . QI 1• ' ' ; • . 17 1 o s 24 11 Winnipeg 1 0 8 22 12 Vancouver J J 0 6 18 22 · Edmonton o 2 o o 6 12 . Thursday's Results Cle.veland 4 Mich;gan 4 New England 6 Indianapolis 1 San Diego 4 Chicago J Fridlly' s Game Toronto at Winnipeg ~ Auxiliary ~. '. I' FLOWERS ~hr~tn;as·' ~ i ,-~ I l ·' . Grant McDOnald at 'lhe ..w .Rubhr'moid site on South- · East Main St. bridge, fundecf.through 100 per cent stale · and federal funding UJ.7DO.OOO). er~ Ave. ..; 992-2039 - 87th year· celebrated Grant McDonalcl, Paul Rl~hards; Pres., and R. H. Vanst.eenktste;' Gen. Mgr, Brake Division of the Budd Co. a new plant noar Frankfort. Dudley's ANNUAL . Lanca~ter, Oh io .. .. Mrs. Martha Lou Beegle, the treasurer's report, and Mrs . Eula Wolfe, ·chaplain, the prayer. Speaking at the meeting was Stephsnie Ord, delegate to the B.uckeye Girls' Slate, Miss Ord told of her experiences at Girls' State and slated lliat for her a new interest ln government hBd been created. · The traveling prize donated by Mrs. Beegle was w.on by Mrs. Norris. Refreshments of donuts and cider were served by Mrs , Brinker with Mrs. Marie Boyd as " contributing hostess . Besides those named others attending were Mrs. Frances Roberts and Mrs. Leora Young. sOCia•I 1'': · · ;, · •· . . "FAMILY D_lNI)VG AT ITS BEST~' • t~ ' • ••• GlfANT M~DONAlD ..SENATOR .FROM .THE 17TH DISTRICT •• • •• • • ' • ....:..vote for the ·man:you ·lcnowl One ' GOOD man does make . . .. a diHerence. . ,. , . ' ', ' • I , . Vote for the man who knows the Ioiii ...;..Vote ·for the me~n who p~ts youth ·. , . and t .o work for yo-.1 I . ' , ' ' ; . 1 to ' J 'C ,. '. .' . ' :1 •' . : •J 'I •, .I I' • ' '·.I I 1. .,'' ' ' • • } ...: ( '' , A'· tl I Salads -Pot(lto, Slaw, Tossed: Cottage Cheese · ·. Meats· Fried Chicken, Meatloaf~ .Rpast Beef, Flounder Fish. . · Vegetables-Green Bean.s~ Peas & Carrots, Noodles, Potatoes · Home Fries - Scalloped Mashed ~ , · Desserts- Pie - Cocon~t . cream, · Graham Cracker, 'peach; Pumpkin. :• ' \ SUNDAY MENu •• ,·., ' ' . . ... ~RD I \ ' ' ' .· PHONE 949-3551 , ST• •• ·. ' I ) .' ;.. By Polly Cmmer Dyed sheepskin stains her couch POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - I made llie mistake of putting a red sheepskin on our newly -covered naugahyde couch: It left a red stain on the ivory-colored piece. How can I remove llie stain?VIRGINIA. tCa Iend ari MONDAY HARRISONVILLE PTO, 7:30 p.m. at Harrisonville Eiementary School wllli Susan Fleshman, Pomeroy - Mid,dleport Librarian, speaker. EASTERN Alliletic Boasters , 7:30.p.m. at high school. Plans ·for football banquet. Films wlll be shown, ' SALEM CENTER PTA at 7:30p.m. Mrs. Wllson's sixth grade class will present program . Refreshments. Public Invited. MIDDLEPORT Garden Club, 7:30 p.m.ln the lowtge of lhe Middleport fire sla!lon . Robert Byer , fire chief, ·speaker . Other guests will be Mrs. Aaron Kelton, regional director, and Mrs. Robert . Lewis, who wlli talk on the county holiday flower show. 'Members to lake six party sandwiches and six cookies. BASEMENT SALE , En terprlse UM Church, Rt. 33, norlli of Pomeroy, 9 a.m. to 4 P, m . Good quality merchandlse. TIJESDAY BASEMENT SALE, En- DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is with department stores, gift shops, etc. lliat display and sell Christmas items starting willi "Christmas ln July". July is not too early to begin TiliNKING of Christmas but seeing such things on display for slx monllis makes this big day seem almost like any other day. DEBBIE DEAR POLLY -,- I have a tlpfor Shirleywhospllled rose nail polish on her white slacks. I did the same lliing to pale blue ones. I used lliat spray-on spot remover lliat Is now a commonly-used laundry product and then put llie slacks in llie washer set a! mediwn h"l!l. No sign of !htpolish when llie~ came out. - D.P. DEAR GmLS -Many authorities suggest the use of acetone (bansna oil not polish remover} for removing nail polish from fabrics EXCEPT for acetates. Lay area with spot upside down on a pad of towels (cloth or paper), First moilten slain from the back with water, use the acetone. When spot II gone rinse. Change pad BS It becomes soiled with polish, Some also use rubbing alcohol with a few drops of ammonia added. - POLLY DEAR POLLY - When applying vinyl appliques to the bottom of the bathtub to prevent slipping add three or four to the rim of llie tub. Both you and tlie children will have a better hold getting in and out of the tub. Never throw away an old, worn long-handled bath, sink or tub brush. It is perfeCt for cleaning bel!lnd lhe washer and dryer, washing out waste baskets, trash cans and even a Cl!lld's swinunlng pool. - MARILYN. DEAR POLLY - ·I have a small notebook, wilh alpliabetically marked sections. After enlertalning guests f~r dinner I enter their names, !he dale and the menu served. This way llie same guests are not served llie same menu twice in succession , Also I note any particular likes and dislikes of friends and family. - MRS, W, H. DEAR READERS - Just a remlDder to you to put your name, address snd zlp code on your !ellen. Many pointers thBt would have been printed have not been used for just that reason. We cannot send your Polly Dollar, Also please do no! ask me where lo buy a product In your own town. The niiDiber of letters requesting snch Information makes Individual replies an lm· · poaslbiUty,. Love your !ellen and marvel !II your Ingenuity keep them coming but do slgn them. -POLLY, Love1and, are announcing the birth of their. first chlld, a 6 lbs., 7 ozs. son, Mark Allen Corder, Jr., Oct. 22 at St. Ann's Hospital, Colwnbus. Grandparenta 'are Mr. and · Mrs.· Eugene Siders, j,.OVeland, arid Mr.andMrs. R. E. Corder; Sr., Reynolds!lurg. Gre~~ -· Suede or Leather grandparents · sre Mrs. •Violet BBtey ~ Pomeroy, and Mrs. $16~ Velma Siders, Pomeroy. Great-great-i!randparenta are Mrs. Roxie Oiler, Middleport; Mrs. Mabel Pettit, Pomeroy, ·Your Thom Mc:An Store · lind Mr . 11nd Mrs . Ralph Robinson, Millersport. . ._MIDDLEPORT,O _ _ _ _ _. _-!' THE JEAN SHOES DINNER PLANNED SYRACUSE - An election day dinner wlll be held Tuesday beginning at 11:30 a.m. at lhe Syracuse Municipal Building by the congregation of !he Syra cuse First United Presbyterian Church . A complete chicken dinner will be served and a bazaar featuring depression glass, baked goOds, handmade ar· tides and homemade soup by llie quart will be held in conjunc tion with the dinner . Evening meals will also be served . SALE PLANNED Eleanor Circle. of Heath 'Jnited Methodist Church will hsve a rwnmage sale Tuesday in llie church basement, 9 a .m. to 4 p.m. Proceeds wlll go toward youth work in the church. · VISIT GRANDMOTIIER Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hllldore, Holland, Mich., were recent visitors of his grandimitlier, Mrs. T. G. Hilldore, Syracuse. '· ./ . ' ,I '> Portable Color TV • Mod ular So lid State Chass is (except 4 chass is tubes) • Rep lace.ible plu g-in circuit modules • Bri(j"lt Picture Tube • 70 detent "c li ck " UHF tuner • Instant Picture and Sound • Energy Saver Switch (Model WPS(It2LWI Walnut grai n llnlsh on · high lmpacl plaatic Clbinel WERNER Radio & T.V. • Middleport, 0. SHOP EARLY ·----·- ---------- We Have A Great Selection of Religious Gifts Large and Small ·-------------Middleport Book Store MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT, O. ·~ ,. 30% to 40 ~HFF Buy "ow ·& Save! Bank Rate Financing . . INGELS FURNITURE' , ' , , '992-2635 · I Quasar. 10 LIVING ROOM SUITES Floor :sam pie ·Stock ' RACINE, OHIO • KEEP CHRIST IN CHRISTMAS heritage .house D• . + 4 $12" to . ' ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED - Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bright, Rt. I, Oak Hill, will observe llielr golden wedding anniversary Nov. 2. They were married in 1924 by Benson McKibbens, in Mason County, W. Va., where they spent part of their married life. They are llie parents of six daughters, Mrs. Kathrenda Morrow, Delaware; Mrs. William (Savannah ) Duncan, Point Pleasant ; Mrs. Virgil (Wiona} Roberts, Carroll; Mrs. James (Joan) Arrowood, Oak Hill, and Mrs. Jimmy (Connie) Halley, Gallipolis, One· daughter, Zenoba Grace, died In Infancy, A reception is being planned a! llie Parish Grove, on Rl. 279 at Oak Hill, Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. Friends and relatives are welcomed with invitations being issued llirough llie press only. RUTLAND - An invitation eludes . to exhibit in the Ru!land Mrs . Janet Bolin, an acGarden Club 's Christmas credited judge, will begin oral flower show, "A Wlshbook judging at I p.m. Saturday and Chrislmas" lliis weekend at this is also open to llie public. lhe Rutland United MelhOdlst Public viewing hours are Church, has been extended by from I p.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday the general chairwoman, Mrs. and from I to 4 p.m., Sunday. Charles Lewis. The public is invited to exhibit In the artistic arr.angement · classes, "Wedding Rings, " a favorite Christmas arrangement; and " Ba s k e I b a ll s • " an . arrangement showing motion, along WI' th ·~ u;e horticulture classes, houseplants, blooming and foliage and the nonCompetitive classes, evergreen specimen display and African I v olets . . The only requirements for entry ln the show is that llie exhibits ·be at the church basement between 9 a .m. and 12 nooii Saturday, and lliat they remain in place Willi 4 p.m., Swt.day, when the show con- N. : Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bright Club show exhibitors invited 1: SUNDAY, NOV. 3 HRS. ~:OO ' TO 2:0~ WliiKD~ Y$ 6:00 TO 8:30 ' }Jointers -~ ~ FIRST CHILD BORN • Pvt. and. Mrs. Mark Corde~, ·STEAMBOAT INN . llioroughly mixing it witli peat moss , or other organic matter, use appropriate fertilizer , and llien plant the bulbs. She cautioned lliat bulbs must be pl anted carefully filling the soil in around them and adding water if necessary. In area where winters are very cold, she suggested mulching llie top with straw or olher organic matter about four inches thick. Next spring, she said the material should be removed and the bulbs fed. The arrangement · of the monlli by Mrs. Evelyn Hollon featured mwns and weathered woOd. Contests were held with Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. Hollon, and Mrs. Jean Nease, a guest, winning. The door prize was won by Mrs. Arnold. A r r a n g e men Is a nd specimens were judged with Mrs. Hollon, Mrs. Ada Holler and Mrs. May Holler winning · blue ribbons. Mrs. Fred Nease served refreshments. , JJol~'s ssm&'·m.W:3:1 ·> !:! ~- m. .' Saturday, Nov. 2nd Nov. 16th · ssoo.oo In , Mrs. Maxine Charlton, Qhalrman report, !erprise UM Church, Rt. 33• norlli of Pomeroy, 9 a. m. to 4 DtRISTMAS . . OPEN HOUSE . ~ akJ • •• Gift Certiflc:ates Refreshmimts I011 Weekends) ' 2419Dudley A.ve. Parkersburg, W, Va. mints and nuts. The table was decorated in fall colors. Guests were . Mrs. Genevieve Schneider, ' Mrs. Marvin McKelvey, Mrs. Jean Kloes and Michael, Mrs. Gladys Robson, Mrs. Nors Houdashelt, Mrs. Wllllam Eichinger, Mrs. Herbert Parker, l\Jrs. Uncia Ferrell and Mrs. Lura Crooks. 0 's_._··-·-·~·~·~~~o~~ ~·;:A our Christmas.·, L ·_.._._,._~_._ ••_._P.-' .'· Lay Away Plan! ' DOOR PRtZES K OONATA 'til · You're lnvitecj To ' . was served with ice cream, · finer diamond ring. .·' '""-·· Mrs. ·Kart Kloes entertained Friday afternoon with a party In observance of the 87th birlliday aimiversary of Mrs. Daisy Duckworth Roush. · Gifts were presented to Mrs. Roush and a decorated cake When you know it's for ' keeps, choose a Keepsake diamond ring to symbolize,. your love forever. A perfect, fine white diamond precisely cut, with permanent registration and l~ss . protection. There is no On this day In history: In 1864, the. U.S. Post Office Department introduced the money ol'ller _. •· ' In 191&, llie Efljpsburg monarchy of Aus!rla; Hungary . WBS dissolved,. Vienna became the capitaJ , of J\witrlil · and Budapest !he capital of Hwtgsry, . 1950; two Puerto Rican nationalists tried to force their war • into Blair House In W8shington In an attempt· to ! '!''1. a•s'na~e President Harry 1 Truman, . i'. .A I II secretary ' s . Meigs Cowtty garden club members enrolled :n llie sixweek coUrse on modern arranging conducted by Mrs. Irene Jackson . To open the meeting Mrs. Grueser read a poem, "Let's Suppose," another on October. and led the Lord 's Prayer in unison . For roll call members displayed their favor ite autwnn leaf. "Decorative Hanging Pots" was the topic of an article read by Mrs, May Holter. She said lliey are goOd to display vining flowers and foliage vines. Mrs. Marcia Arnold's topic was on the house plant, "Pepperomias." Mrs. Nease talked on " Next Spring 's Beauty Begins Now," commenting on lhe wide variety of bulbs available to use ·in rock gardens, groupings around trees, along fences or in a formal planting. She said to choose goOd bulbs, pick llie location for planting with care, prepare llie soil eight to 10 inches deep, received a $5 gift from the district. Mrs. Margaret Yost read a poem, and !he third verse of "The Star Spangled Ba11ner." Mrs. Mary Roush gave the FRIDAY POMONA Grange, 8 p.m . at the Rock Springs hall. Insl<lllation of Pomona officers and subordinate grange officers. Harrisonville Gr.ange to be host. SATURDAY CARNIVAL Saturday at Racine Elementary beginning at 5:30 p.m. Sponsored by Racine PTO. Items for country store and kitchen to be left at school by 2 p.m. .. BAKE Sale . all day at , Democratic Headquarters, 111 Second St., Pomeroy. SUNDAY OPEN House, II a.m. to 4:30 p.m., at new community building and fire department • headquarters in Weatherman Addition at Tuppers Plains. Refreshments will be served. ! Two deer were killed in separate traffic accidents investigated Thursday by llie Gallia-Meigs Post Slate Highway PatroL The first occurred on Rt. 7, one tenth of a mile north of . county road 207 where the anlmal ran into the path' of a vehicle operated by Howard Thoma, 57, of Pomeroy~ There was minor damage, At 8:50 'a.m. on Rt. 124, two tenths of a mile west of County ·Rd. 5, a deer ran Into llie path of a car driveri by Ellziibeth :,.;,• Hobstetter, 55, of Rutland, ·' then was struck bY. a car operated by Larry R. Hubbard, 40, of SYfacuse. I ' I killed by autos ' Miller for CanQr~s Cprnm.i_llee 1 SEWING MACHINES 6 l 0 . 12 36 -,7 4 l 0 8 24 11 Pd. ·Pol. .Adv. '. ! ! ! Elna and White ! Here are some of the many progressive projects which have been accomplished during Grant McDonald's term as Ross County Commissioner. w . 1. t. pts 9f ga ~ REEDSV1LLE - RACINE - A special games party will be held at llie Itacine Amerjcan Legion Hall Nov. 14 an'd'l!ll.proceeds will go to llie "Gifts for llie Yanks Who Gave" project. Plans for llie party were made Tuesday nigh! at a meeting of llie American Legion Auxiliary, Racine Post 602, a! the hBil. Also planned during the meeting was !he annual Election Day luncheon at the hBil, Serving of soup, sandwiches, pie and coffee will begin aUI a.m. and continue throughout llie day. An afghan will be awarded. More help with the serving is needed and any auxiliary members or olliers Interested in lending a hand are asked to come to the hall some time during the day. 'The field orientation training in Middleport Sunday was announced. It' .was reported · lhat Mrs. Myrtle Walker, Mrs. Eula ..Wolfe, Mrs . Eunie Brlnker;.Mrs ..Mary Rotish and · Mrs. Julia NorriS attended llie District 8 fall conference recently -at Crooksville. The Racine unit reached membership goal Sept. 17, first In . :~ NOW . ON SALE ' Games party set has meeting ; ~; FINE KNITS P.S. Through efforts of Grant McDonald and Vern Riffe, Spe~ker Pro-Tem The House of Representatives, con. firmation was given Gallia County that D.O.T. on Del. 28th were proceeding with the planning for the completed high· way from Centerville to Gallipolis.- Total cosl'29.1 Million Dollars. ' 2 4152829 2 4 0 4 17 28 2 5 0 4 18 :::~ ·-------, ,_ MANY 1 -KEEP . SOUTH.EASTERN OHIO ON .THE· MOV·E! gf ~: ~:~ ' tea at the instiiule and of accepting the award on behalf of lhe· club ior volunteer service. Extended at the meeting by Mrs. Ada Holter was an invitation to !he club members to attend a flower show Nov. 10, 2 to 4 p.m . at lhe home of Mrs. Roy Holter. The show will be an exhibit of approximately 50 arrangements made by the 13 ; SYRACUSE - " To pray challenging tasks for : tOday in this world of contrast ·Christians" was the thought for Is to know lliat God has lhe day when the Syracuse Ladies Auxiliary of the Volunteer Fire Department met [IJonday evening at llie municipal building, The meeting was opened by lhe president, Mary Pickens, willi llie Lords Prayer and flag pledge in unison. Elva Dailey ·-the- Eig-ht-h- D-is!-rlc_t. - a-nd_ used John I : 1-5 for devotions. Roll call was answered , by ' auxiliary !o llieir Christmas naming your favorite food . Dec. 4. Seyeral plan to supper l reports were J"ad and . go. Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart and ,./ approved. Jean Hall, Elva Dailey, Mrs. Jenny Lou Davis were Mildred Pierce and Marie welcomed as new members. Rizer were named to llie Mter llie meeting a far~well Christmas treat committee, party was held for Ada Slack, • · An invitation ·was resd from who will be moving to San' llie Middleport · Firemen's dyville, in llie near future. Auxiliary inviting the local Mte'r she opened · her many gifts refreshments of Ice cream, decorated cake, Lay-Away Now mints, nuts, coffee, tea and .. .' ·lemonade were served to those For AU .Occasioris present : Nancy Neutzllng, For, l,iyla Hudson, Ada Slack, W' ~Ire FIDWI!rs , : : ' Agne! White, Eleanor Bohrll!ll, Everywhere - Sue Rice, Elizabeth Rice, •• Marie Rizer, Vicki Rizer, Clara Lavender , Mildred Pierce, Ellzabelli Stel"art, Jenny Lou ' :oavis, · Jane ,; Teaford, Edith '• .. Pomeroy Flower Shop ' HoOd, Cluirlotte Nease, Elva Mrs. Millard Van Meter Dailey, Janice. Lawson, Jean Ph. 992·203• · · Ph. 992.57•• • Hall and guests Tina Pierce ' and Cindy Neu!zling . ~.-~----~~--·----~·· Pd. A. D. Kibble ga 19 16 44082628 of Reedsville 26 died Wednesday Canad(an . By Charlene Hoeflich The Rutland Brownies of Troop 1293 and llie Ru!land juniors of Troop 1292 presented a program last Thursday at a meet !nil of llie Meigs County Women's Christian Fellowship a! the Hemlock Grove Christian Church. Mrs. Merle Johnson, Brownie leader and the scouts sang llie Brownie Smile, Sue Imboden told about llie Brownie promise jlnd pin, and Sonya Wise ei<plained the World Association pin, To conclude their part on the program, llie girls sang "I'm Gonna Sing." Others in the group were Mindy McDonald, Missy Long. streth, Gretta Kennedy , Charmele and Charlotte Patterson. The'jwtiors, whose leader is Mona Johnson, explained how girl scouting got stsrted, Participating were Christine Imboden, Lisa Sinlth, Debbie Morrison, Betsy Herald, Theresa Fetty and Denise Turner. SALISBURY SCOUT TROOP 100 Scouts practiced skits to be presented some time in the near future at the Thursday night mllt!ing of Girl Scout Troop 100 held at the Salisbury Elementary ScllooL · Carol Morris presided at llie meeting·which opened with the pledge to the flag and the girl scout promise, Reports were give~ by Gena Welker, sCribe, and Camille Swindell, treasurer. Lori Pickett was appointed to have refreshments for next week With Kathleen Parker to plan games. ' YOUR VOTE WILL BE GREARY APPRECIATED 4 4 A certificate of recogni!ion for therapy work a! the Gallipolis State 'Institute presented to Mrs. Karl Grueser at !he recent recogni!ion tea there was displayed al a meeting of !he Wildwood Garden Club Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Fred Nease . Mrs. Grueser, the club president.. told of Rtt~n,Hno th,. Two more deer .' ' I s 24 3 17 Dwiv_is1i~~ -"pts thatVanGoghoncepreached dn es dayt stran ger on the earth·, ht' de no! 26 Jones t . at f. he th We M _ddl 0 1 24 ~ee tn g e epor 'thy comman dments from me.' ' I.Jterary Club at the home of In her revt'ew, Mrs. Jon·es 40 M d Fult 39 rs. 8 ernar . z. ' said that Van Gogh once wrote ~a In her revtew , Mrs . Jones a friend that art is something 18 .told of Dr .. Lubin 's study of the which although prOduced .by relationship of the hves and h h . . 32 k of t' ts . I d' V wnan ands IS not.crea ted by 38 wor 5 ar 18 ~me u mg an human hands alone, but by 27 Goh. Dr. Lubm traced the some thing which wells up from 39 forces ~hat r_nold~ Van Gogh a deeper SQurce in the soul. ga - ~a.mtly, ht~t~rtcal , c~ltural, Forrollcallmembersnamed 13 19 13 · 29 ELECTtON: TUESDAY, NOV. 5, 1974 QUALIFIED • 'RESPONSIBLE • EXPERIENCED '' 4 ' 1 '. professor of psychiatr y a t 26 15 14 16 Meigs County ' 2 s 8 · Sta.nford Umverstty, was The text is taken from ll9th 23 reviewed byt Mrs. Emerson ·Psalm, Verse 19, " I am a· Anderson D. Kibble, 78, Reedsvllle, died 4 1 0 8 22 12 Wednesday ·afternoon at Vancouver 3 3 ll 6 18 22 Camden Clark HospitaL Edmonron ll 2 0 0 6 12 Mr. Kibble, born Jwte 12, Thursday's Results 1896 at Reedsvllle, was llie son Cleve lan d 4 M ichigan 2 New England 6 tndianapoll s 1 of the late George E. and Mary San Di ego 4 Chicago 3 Lorentz Kibble . He attended Friday 's Game Toronto at Winnipeg Miami College at Oxford, Ohio and was retired from t!Ie GoOdyear Tire and ·Rubber Company of Akron. He ls survived by two sisters, Mary -A. Kibble , Aptos, Calif., and ~s. Edith K. Milhoan, Parkersburg . He was also . preceded in death by his wife, Billie Arnold Kibble; lliree brothers, and lliree sisters. '· Fwteral services were tOday at 2 p.m. at the Ogdiri Funeral Home, Parkersburg, llie Rev. William G. Wolford officiating, with cremation to follow . Toronto Quebec Winn ipeg \\t-i.\.i.Cl 5 1 0 10 2 2 I 5 1 5 o 2 1 6 0 2 West w. 1. t. pts 4 1 0 8 New Eng land C leveland Chicago lndianap oli San Diego Hou ston Phoeni>c Minn.e sota Michigan ' Pittsburgh washington y- clinched division title Thursday ' s Result Por t ia nO 14 Sh reveport a Toronto Wednesdav•s Games Southern California at Hawaii - Quebec By United Press International ea'st w . 1. t. pts gf ga EVER-- ' 209 358 WHA Standings . MORE THAN . COUNt'S X-Oetroit 4 3 4 12 37 4 o 10 27 1 '16 30 . 26. religious , "r.hsllc IJ•"rary, and showed how and all of these 8os· Ion 3 2 4 10 36 30 t'nfluences along with the ar· Toronto J 3 3 9 34 · 34 tist 's di s tor ted self-image Ca lifor n ia 2 7 3 7 28 56 contributetotheuniquestyledf Thursday ' s Results Philadelphia 5 NY Rangers 1 a Van Gogh paintin"g. Montrea l 3 washington 0 Born in Ztmbert, Holland, llie World Football League Standings By United Press International Ea st w. 1. t. pts gf ga · F lorida 12 6 0 .667 369 256 Char lotte 10 8 0 .556 409 303 Philadelphi 8 10 0 .444 468 387 :.: .Ja cksn vl l 4 Ill 0 .286 269 358 Central w . I . t. pts gf ga Memphi s I S 3 0 .833 552 319 B irmnghm 13 5 0 .722 434 364 Ch icago 7 11 o .389 422 551 Present Presiding Judge Fourth District Court of Appeals Montreal Detro i t Buffalo Cl eveland 118 Detroit 101 Hous ton9 5Washington92 Friday 1 s Games Philadelphia at Boston N ew Or l eans at De t ro it Milwaukee at Los Ang el es Buffa l o at Portland Golden Sta te a t sea ttle REPUBLICAN AS JUDGE 5 3 2 12 35 2 4 3 7 11! St. Lou is 2 5 3 1 26 Kan sas City 0 7 I 1 11 . o~~i~~o~ . J pts gt Los Ang • I 4 16 3S 'i "s~'i J; Mrs. K, 'Grueser hono-red Vote ·For·and Support Orange Twp. Fire Levy Strange.r 011 t~e Earth , a .. ~painter died irl France at 37, a . p~ycholo~Jcal b•of:tra phy of s uicid e. ' ' Stranger on the Vtncent Van Gogh by Dr. E th" t t ·r Albert J Lubin clinica l .ar was a ex 0 a sermon gt ga 6 · 3 · 1 .13 46 Van cou-v er Minne sota Pac i f ic Division Go ld en s tate g.b. seattle 4 3 .571 ,,} ~hoeni:~t 3 3 . 500 1 Los Por tlAngel and es 33 43 .sao .429 11 !;~ Th 'd ' R It aytlanta s esu New Yorkurs 93 A 90 ~. EARL E. STEPHENSON 14 l\ 1 6 3 1 t l 34 .s 3 2 12 34 5 4 2 12 36 ~-is\~\2 pts w. 1. pet . g.b . Ch icago wash;ngton Hou s ton ~iterary ~~f!:o~a!!!oo~t~i!~r,l ie 5tand;ngs By United Pl"e5S Int erna tional '?..!,~itor. 1 pts . . gl ga t -· Ml ., '. .• I , \ .. �I 7 - The Djlily Sentme l, MIJidleport-Pomeroy, 0, Ft1day, Nov 1,1974 POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Re.., W H P erri n pastor Roy M a y er Sun d ay sc h oo l supt Chur ch sc hoo l 9 15 a m worsh i p se rv ce 10 24 am Yout h c ho r re hea r sal M on day 3 30 p m un d er d tr ect on of Mary Sk n ner sen or chotr r eh ears a l 7 JO p m T h ur sday W tlh M rs Paul N ea s e direc tOr POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corn er Unton and Mulberr v R ev Clyde V H enderson pa st or Sunday school 9 30 a m Glen M c Clung supt mo rn ng worship 10 30 a m ev en.ng serv Ice 7 30 m ld w ee k se r vic e Wednesday 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Rev Harold Deet h rec tor Chun.h services 10 30 a m HOI¥ communion f irst Sund ay of month c hurc h sc hool 10 JO a m for nur ser y thro uq h 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - Fe r re l l Gro n nge r pastor Bible sch oo l 9 30 a m worsh tp 10 JO a m adu lt worship servt ce a nd vou ng peop le s meet ng 7 30 p m Combined Brbi e s t udy a nd prayer meetmg Wedn esda y 1 30 p m •: THE SALVATION ARMY En voy Ra y W Wm rng offr J=er •, in charge Sunday 10 a:)n •, HoHness meeti~ 10 30 am '•· ~ s unda y School oung Peopl e s Leg ron 7 p m Thur sday ~t o J P m La dies Home L ~ue 7 P m Prep c las Ses~ PAUL LUTHERAN ST CHURCH, Corner of Sycamore and Second Sts Pomero y Th e Rev Wriliam Mrddles war th Pastor Sunda y Sch ool a t 9 45 a m an d Ch ur ch Serv rces 11 a m SACRED HEART Re v Fath er Pau l D We lton .,. stor Ph o ne 992 2825 Sa t ur d ay even ng Mass 7 3J Sunday Ma ss 8 an d 10 a m Con tessron Sa turda y 7 7 30 p m POMEROY FIRST BAP TI ST - Rober t Kuh n pastor Will iam Watson Sund ay school supt Sun day sc hool 9 30 a m B ble study BYF 6 p m We dn e sda y 7 p m J c ho r prac t rce We dn esday 8 30 p m POMEROY WESL E YAN HOLINES S CHURCH Ha rr rs onv ri iL Rev 0 De ll Man ley Pas tor Hen r y Ebl n Sunday Schoo l a upt Sun day Sc hoo l 9 30 am Evenmg wors hrp 7 30 p m Pra yer an d Pr a se servr ce Thu rsday 7 30 Pm SYR A CUSE FIRST ,. HUR CH OF GOD - Re v Georg e 0 ler pastor Sunda y school 9 45 a m mornmg pr e a c hm g 11 am ev erng e l s t c serv ce 1 30 P m Pr ayer m { ef m g Thur s da v 1 30 p m POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH 0 ~ CHRIST 200 W Ma rn St - Loren T Step hens eva n ge l s t ph one 992 1856 Conserva t ve n on rnstru men ta l Sun day worship 10 a m Bib le stud y 11 a m wors h rp 6 p m Wedn esd a y B1 ble st udy 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH ( non denomrna t ron all Langsvrt le Dexter Road th e Re v Wo r ley Ha ley pastor Sun day sc l'l ool 10 a m e ven ng wor sh tp 7 JO p m Pra ye r m ee t ng youth Tu esday 7 30 p m group Fr day 1 30 p m RUTlAND FREE WIL,l BAPTI ST - Rev Ben Drli ar d pas tor Roger Tur ner a ss s ta nt pas tor Sund ay schoo l 10 a m Su nd ay even ng ser v ce 7 30 Wed nesday B ble study 7 30 p m I OLD DE XTER BI BLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Rev Ron Te r r y pastor Sunday school 10 a m Mrs Wor ley F r an c rs s up e r rn te nd ent Morn rng wo r sh p 11 am Sunda y eve nrng se r v ce 7 30 • the Sermonette REPENTANCE UCor 7 10 " For Godly sorrow worketh repentance to salvation not to be repented of, but tbe sorrow of the world worketb death." The gospel m a nut shell 1s the death, bunal and resurrection of Jesus Repentance 18 a type of the death of Jesus Just as He died on the cross, so must we d1e to the will of the flesh Self must be crucified What the brazen altar was to the tabernacle plan, repentance Is to the New Testament plan of salvation Baptism In His name Is a type of His burial The recelVIng of the Holy Sp1r1t IS a type of His ~eswTection Paul stated m Acts 17 30 that God at one time winked at Ignorance but now commands aU men everywhere to repent I am reminded of a little story that IS timely here ''Once a young man , working for a particular firm, encountered a senes of hardships through the siclmess of his wife and children The result was fmanc1al embarrassment He couldn't pay the hospital cost and medical bills and at the same time keep his monthly installments current One of his cr editors complamed to the finn where he worked After mvest1gat1ng, the preSident found the man behind on several notes He summoned the young man to his office He placed on the desk the ae<:umulation of b11Js, and he explained 1t was not company policy to tolerate employees bemg delmquent on bills Embarrassed, the young man looked at the floor while stanunermg, " I've had siCkness of the entire family, and 11 you'll be patient I'll pay every cent I owe as I'm able to do 1t " Blushmg with shame, he turned and reached for the door The boss called him by name "John, take this list of bills With you A trembling hand reached for the papers and there stamped In bold letters across the face of each one was, "pa1d m full " 1 'Theremust be some miStake, these bills aren't prud '' The J'>resldent explamed, " I prud them I observed you were bothered and working under pressure You have a good future With the company, and I didn't want 1t Jeopardized, so I took care of these '' John was exCited, and eagerly shook hands With the preSident and assured him, "l'U make you the best worker you've ever had " So 11 Is, fr1end, the blood of Jesus paid our debtfor sm We should be the best servants we're capable of bemg Rev William Knittel, Umted Pentecostal Church Kind of discharge niay be changed COLUMBUS - Qqoting th~ honor ably separated m varwus exact wordmg of the Ob10 other categones , but m some Constitution , John W Bush, cases poss1bly could have been Director of the Ohio Vtetnam mediCally discharge d ' or Veterans Bonus Commission •m edically r etired' " sa1d today Director Bush sa1d under a " Persons medically new ruhng 1f a veteran with discharged or medically combat r e lated d! s ab1ht1es retited' from service due to sustamed m VIetnam serv1ce combat related disabilities can get the personnel off1ce of sustained m V1etnam service h1s branch of service to change n shall be prud five hundred his discharge paper to show dollars" ' ; h1m as bemg meo1cally ~ The director sa1d there , ls d1~ ~Harged or medically ' concern "that some veterans retired a supplementary check · -f1 who sustained combat related or educahonal ass1stanc e disabilities m V1etnam serv1ce, ,bp ntitlement for the difference senoUs enough that they are eiween the bonus he recerved classified w1th a substantial and the maXImum to wh1ch he percentage of disablUty and would then be entitled Will be consequently receive c om- LSsued pensahon from the Veterans The c omnusswnwouldnotbe AdmimstratLon !ltill were not authorized to request such a ' mediCally discharged or change It must be requested medically retired by the veteran hiDlSelf ac' ' "" uwe have learned," he said, cordmg to Director Bush " that these men were .. ~ Rhodes ' hasn'~ ' The COLUMBUS (UP!) Oh1o AFL-CIO said Thursdliy that former Gov James ;. Rhodes "hasn't changed much In the past decade or so that we've been watching him" and ilaid "he's still deceitful, untrustwortliy, (and) speaks out of both side• of his mouth " In FOCUS, Its weekly l'ewsletter, the labor orgamzatlon said Rhodes' teleVISIOn commercials are a good case m point •'Rhodes tells his audiences Gov Gllligan will double the Income tu if he's r~lected," • ' ' changed . said the labor group " Thhl Is pure trash- a hallmark of Rhodes' polltlcal career There IS not one shred of fact or evidence to back-up this wild charge But Rhodes contmues to utter 1t ' Another one of Rhodes commer crals shows e mpty lactones and the announcer says this IS the case all ov er Oh1o," sa1d the newsletter "The ad (better descnjled a s pohtical rut pollution) says J a ck Gilligan IS drlvmg mdustry out of Oh1o and we a r e gomg to ha ve rno~ unemployme nt 1 GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Pr e a c h in g 9 30 a m first and second Sunda y! of eac h month th ird and fourth Sundays e a c h month worSh•P serv rce at 7 30 p m Wednesda y evening s a t 7 30 Pray er Md B .b le Stud y SEVENTH DAY AD VENTIST Mulb e rr y Pom e r oy P astor He rgh ts G.r a r d Se ton Sabbat h school ever y Sat urd ay at 2 p m and wor sh p se r vrce fo llowing at 3 15 p m Op en Bi b le diSC USSIOn 7 30 p m at the chu r c h each Thur sday FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TI ST - 282 Mul berry Ave Po m e r oy a ffrl lated wiJh S B C the Rev Fr ed Hill pastor Troy Zw 111 1ng Sun dar schoo l su pl Sun day Schoo 9 30 a m morn rng wor s hrp 10 30 Sunda y e van ge listic m eetrn g 7 30 p m Pr a ye r m eet mg Wednesd ay 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Corn e r Fourth and Ma in Middl epor t Re v Henry Key J r pa stor Sunday School 9 30 a m Mrs Er vtn Baumgard ner su pt Mornm g worSh iP 10 -45 am JEHOVAH ' S WITNESSES Larr y Carn,ahan pres idin g m rn 1ster Sunda y B1ble lee t ure 9 30 a m Watchtower st udy 10 30 a m Tu esda y Brble stud y 1 30 p m Thur s day m rnlstry sc hoo l 7 30 pm serv ce m eetrng B 30 om MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chrrst 1n Christian VnionLawren ce Ma n le y p a s tor Mrs Russell Young Sunda y Sc l'lool Supt Sund ay School 9 30 am E vening worship 7 30 Wednesday pr a ye r meetrn g , 1 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - R:a crne R:oute 2 the Rev J ames M Mun cy pa stor Sunda y SChOOl 9 H a m mornrng Wor ship 11 am even1n g worsh rp 1 30 p m Prayer meet rn g Tu esda y 7 30 p m Young peoples meeting 7 30 D m Thursda y MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTI ST - Corn er Sixth and P almer th e Re v St e ve pa s tor Oanny Skag g s Thom pson Sunday school s upt WMP O r a d1o program 7 45 a m Sunda y school 9 15 a m m or n1 n g worsh rp 10 15 am Yo ut h act lvr tles and fetlowsh rp tor 1unror and senror high s t udent s 6 p m Brble study 7 30 p m M1d wee k pra yer serv 1ce Wednesda y 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST Mrddl e port 5th and Marn Georg e G laz e m rn ister James Sheets super rntendent Br ble s chool 9 JO a m morn ing worship 10 30 a m evening wors hrp 7 30 p m prayer serv ic e 7 p m Wed nesda v MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Do n Co le pa s tor Flo yd Ca r son Sunday Schoo l s upt Su nda y sc hool 9 30 a m mornrng wors h iP 10 30 am Su nda y evang etrstr c m eetr ng pray er m eet ing 7 30 p m Wedne sday 7 30 p m THE UNITED PRES BYT'ERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY, Dwight L Zav ltz Pastor Orrector HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church School 9 30 a m Mrs Homer Lee SlJpt Morning Worship 10 30 am MIDDLEPORT ~ Sunday Church School 9 30 a m John Fultz SuRt Morn ing F Worsl'l ip 10 30 a m SYRACUSE Morning Worship 9 a m Sunday Church School 10 a m Mrs Sampson Hall Supt RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD- Phrlltp Wh itley pa s tor Sunday sc hoo l 10 a m wor s hr p s ervic e 7 p m Pra yer m e etmg Wednesday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH - Near Long Bot tom Estll Hart pastor Roy Brown a s sistant pas tor Sunday school lOam Church 7 30 p m each Sunday evenmg prayer muting 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL - Th ird Ave the Rev William Knittel pastor Ronald Dugan Sunday School Supt Classes for all ages evening service 7 30 p m Brble study, Wednesday 7 30 P m youth services Friday '1 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner As h and Plum Mid dleport Noet Herrman pastor Saturday even ing servi ce 7 p m Sunday school 10 am Sunday eventng worship 7 p m ME lOS COOPERATIVE TH~AJ~~~ED METHODIST CHURCH Robert T Bumgarner Director POMEROY CLUSTER Rev CarlE Hicks Rev D Wm Sydenstncker CHESTER - worship ' 15 Church School 10 a m"' a m ENTERPRISE - Worsl'l lp ., • m Church School. 10 • m FLATWOODS - Worship, 11 a m Church School 10 a m POM'E ROY Worsh lp 10 3,0!" rn Church School 9 15 jll m , tJMYF 6 30 p m ROCK SPRINGS - worship 10 • m Church School 9 a m 1 UMYF630pm \ MIDDLEPORT CLUSTI!R H~'llvT~obert !-~~~~~n"{o 30 • m , Church school ' 30 o m u'l:~~L'A~:!.' _ worshiP 9 15 • m Church School 10 • m U":J.[e~P ~ENTER _ wor ship 9 • m Church School 10 a m UMVF Thursday, 7 P m SYRACUSI! CLUSTER Rev Richard E Jarvis ASBURY \Vorohlp 11 a m Church School 9 50 a m WSCS, lst Tuesday ~ FOREST RUN - worsl'llp' a m Chur ch School 10 a m WSCS 1 3rd WedneSday 7 30 pm MlNEASVILLE - Worship 10 1 m Church School 9 a m wscs 3rd Monday , 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Church School 9 3C a m worship servl~ 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER ~ Rev Steven Wilson Rev Larry Poling ,_ Rev HOward Shiveley - BI!T.,.ANY (Dorcasl Worship 9 30 • m Church School 10 30 11 m CARMEL Worship, 11 a m 1st and 3rd s<lndays Chur ch School 10 a m APPLE GROVE - Sunday school 9 30 a m Worsh ip first and th~rd Sunday 7 30 pm prayer meeting , Wed nesday 7 3'0 ·p m Fellows hip s upper first Saturday 6 p m U M W seq md Tuesday 7 30 pm -~ EAST LETART - Sunday sc hool 9 JQ a m worship second a nd fourth ~unday 7 30 P m t- prayer rlieeting Wed t nesd ay 1 30 p m UM W hr s t Wednesday 7 30 p m WESLEYAN IR a c1neJ 10 a m Sun d ay sc hool wor s hrp 11 a m Bible study Thu rs d a y 7 p m c ho ir pra c h ce Thur sda y 8 p m fc ll ow.s h•P s upp e r frr s l Wednesda y 6 30 p m U M W fourt h Monda y 8 p m GREAT BEND - Worsh ip 11 a m 2nd a nd 4th Sundays Chur c h Sc hool 10 a m LETART FALLS - Worship 10 a m Chur ch school 9 a m Bible study 7 30 p m every Tu esday MORN lNG STAR - WorShip 9 30 a m Church Sc hool 10 30 am M id We ek Se r vr ce Wednesd a y B p m MORSE CHAPEL - Wor Sh 1p 11 am 1st and 3rd Sunda ys Ch urch Sc hoo l 10 om PORTLAND - Wor s hip 7 30 p m Churc h School 9 30 a m SUTTON - Worsh ip 11 am 2n d a nd 4th Sunda ys Church School 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUS T ER Rev Robtrt Meece Rev Stanley Brandum JOPPA - Worshr p 10 am Churc h School 9 a m , Prayer Meetrng Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Churc h ser vi ce s, 9 a m Sunda y Sc hool 9 15 a m Bible Stud y every Thursda y 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL - Wor Ship 11 am Church Sc hool 10 •m ALFRED - Sunday school e a c h Sunda y 9 ~s a m pre a ch rn g at 11 am each Sunday Pray er me eting 7 4.5 P m Wedn esday w s c s 8 p m on fh •rd Tuesday each month REEDSVILLE - Sunday sc hool 9 30 preaching 7 30 p m Sunda y prayer meelrng 7 30 P m Tuesday WSC S 7 JO first Thursday each mont h SILVER- RIDGE - Worship 10 a m Chur ch School 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS Worship 9 a m Ch.urch Sc hool 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CHRI ST - George Frf denck supt Servic e weekly 9 30 a m on Sunday Preacl'lrng f irst and thtrd Sundays of month by Clifford Sm lth 9 30 a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Darrell Doddrrll pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Leonard Grlmore f irst e lde r evening service 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - R:ac 1ne Route 2 Th e Re v Charles Hand pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m morning worsh1p 11 a m Evening serv ices Tuesday and Friday 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - S ible Study 9 30 a m mornrng worshrp 10 30 a m evenrng worshrp 6 30 p m Wedn esday Brble Study 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday School 10 a m with Wrllard Prgott supt Evangelist rc message each Sunday ev enrng 7 30 p m by Elder Russell Clrne mrn lsterot the Apostolic Faith Bible Stud y Wednesday 7 JO om STlVERSVlLLE COM MUNITY CHURCH - Sunda y school serv ice 10 a m Prayer meetrng Thursday 7 p m Sunday evening service 1 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Harr rsonv rlle Road R1ck Morrrson pas tor Sunday school supt Stev en Stanley Sunday school 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p and c ommun ron 10 30 am Sunday evenrng youth Cl'lrlsttan Endeavor 6 30 p m worship serv rce Sunday 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg pr a y e r m ee ting and Brbte study 7 30 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH Prne Grove The Rev Wrll 1am Mrddleswart h Pastor Churc h Servr ces 9 30 a m Sunday School 10 30 a m HKADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Bible School 9 30 am morn ing worsh rp, 10 30 a m Sunday even 1ng Wor$hlp Service 7 30 p m c horr practice Sunday and Wed nesday 7 p m pray er meetrng and Bible Study Wednesday 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Freeland Norris pastor Sunday sc;;hool 10 a m Church service 7 p m Wednesday Bible Study 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF TH1E NAZARENE Sunday ~ c hool 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 30 a m Evening Worsh p 7 30 p m Wednesday Mid We&k Service Sunday School Superintendent Gerald Wells Pastor Rev Morris M Wolfe RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Walter P Blkacsan pastor Ronn ie Salser s 5 Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning Worsh ip 10 45 am Sunday evening worship 7 30 p m Wednesday evening Bibla Study 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev Lelon Glasure pntor Sunday School 9 30 a m youth and lunlor youth service 6 45 p m evening worsh ip 7 30 p m prayer and prarse Wednesday, 7 30 o "' - SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST - Rev Ralph Dean pastor Sunday School 10 a m Leon Miller supt Evening service 7 30 p m Prayer meeting:- Thursda)! 7 30 -p m CHESlER CHU-RCH OF GOD Rev James Sat tertield pastor Sunday School, 9 30 a m , worship service, 11 am evening serv ice , 7 prayer service and youth .JO[llice Wednesday 1 o ., LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Robert E Musser pastor Sunday School 9 30 am Roy Sigman, supt morning worship, 10 30 , Sunday evening servlc a, 7 30 , Mid week service Wednesday 7 30 p m SY- RACUSE CHIJRCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Howard c Black pastor Bob Moore Sunday School Supt Sunday School c lasses for all ages 9 30 am mo r ning worship 10 45 NVPS Sunday 6 30 p m evan~elistlc serv ice S.unday 7 30 p m Mid week prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m M'ssionary meellng second Wednesday 1 7 30 p m UN l:rE D FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL - Rev ~obert Si'nlth pastor Sunday SChOOl 9 30 am CIBSI lelder 1 Leo Hill, worship urv lct 1 10 30 a m church 7 30 a m ~DEN UNITEU ISRI:lR REN IN CHRIST- Elden R Blake pastor Sunday School 10 a m Howard Mc Coy. supt Morning sermon, H 1 m , Sunday night Strv lcet ..._ Christian Encleaver 7 30 p Song service 8 p m m Preach lng 8 30 p m , Mid week Prayer meeting . Wed nesday 7 p m Ray Adams, ley leader ~ C"U RCH OF JESUS CHRIST - Located at Rutland on New Lima Road next to Forest Acre P.ark Rev Ray Rous• pastor Robert Musser Sund•y School supt Sunday school , 10 30 a m ~ worship 7 30 p m Bible study, Wed ; nesd•y 7 30 p m Saturday niOht prayer service 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROVIj CHRISTIAN - Roger Wats6n p•stor Ray Whaley , supt , Morning worship 9 JO • m , church school 10~ JO a m , young Peoples meeting 6 30 Pm even ing worship 7 30 P m Bible study Wednesqay, TelF~~y~~!?a~.l9~og 7 30 p m MT . UNION BAPTIST Rev Cecil Cox pastor Sunda Y ' Joe Sayr e Schoo l supl Sunday school 9 45 a m Sund a y evening worship 7 30 Wedn esda y prayer and Bl.ble s tudy 1 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugen e Underwood pastor Howard C•ldwell Jr Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday Sc hoo l, 9 30 a m Morning Serm on Sunday evening 10 30 a m se rvi ce 7 p m LETART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN - Rev Fre eland Norr is pastor Floyd Norris sup1 Sunday school 9 30 a m morning sermon 10 30 a m Pray er serv ice Wednesday 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY - G P Smith pastor Sunday Sc hool 10 a m Arthur Henson Supt Mor ning Worship 11 a m Young People s ser v rce 7 Evening se rv rce 7 30 pm p m Wednesda y M rd We ek Pr a yer Serv ice 7 30 p m Youth meeting 6 30 p m Even ing worsh ip 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herbert Grate pastor wor v Ship service 11 am an,d 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday School 9 30 a m Ri char d Barton supt Prayer meeting Wed nesdoy 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Clifford Smith mtnister Sunday School 9 30 am morning churc h 10 30 a m Sunday evening serv ic e, 7 30 p m Wednesday serv ice 8 pm LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Re v Floyd F Shoo k p astor Lloyd Wr1ght Sunday school s upt Sunday s chool 9 30 a m mornrng wors h rp 10 30 a m evenmg worshrp 7 30 p m Wednesday Chr st lan Yout h Crusade 6 30 p m Cho rr prac t ice Thur sday 7 p m • ' m pnnc1ples that truth compassion morality never go out-or-date A perwn nurtured '" a Chr:stian atmosphere attmns the tranqu•hty so necessary m th1s world or change and turmoil Happtncs.'i ahd contentment the s1ght of a chee rful baby castly hrmJ:!s th ~ beautiful thoughl' to our mmds Yet rn the bus t! ~ <Jf hfe today we of1en ftnd our selves wondcnng hnw to achre'ic JOY and seremty The C hurch has the answer h s teachrngs stress Start tb1s week 2 01' - CABLE CHANNEL FIVE 7 30 p m - The Champ1ons All Sfar Wrestling Rodeo ' 9 30 p m - Ope rahon Gangbuster Burkes Law 6 7 7 a 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 Scrlpturn ieleded S,. n.. American l lbfe Sol:lety 12 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 - 4 5 5 :_6 6 7 With the hope It wrll, In some measure, foster and help sustain that whrch Is good rn family and communrty life, this feature Is sponsored by the business frrms and organizations whose names appear below 7 a SATURDAY, NOV~EMBER2, 1974 30 - Ky Afield 13 Treei Jse Club 10 PO--Fun for Evervone 6~ ~\)!>Y~ Club 8 In Touch 13 , Man from CC!SI 10 "" , 1<\, , JO - Sesame 51 20 , Osmonds1':1', Farm Front 4 Jabberwocky 3 Eddie Saunders6 Abbot & Costello 8 Big Blue Marble 10 00- Popeye 10 Huck and Yogi 6 Addams Family 3 4 15 Bugs Bunny 13 Speedracer 6 Scooby Doo 8 00 - Emergency Plus 3 4 15 Sesame St 20 Hong Hong Phooney 6 13 Jeannie a 10 30 - Run Joe. Run 3 4 1 5 ~ Grlltgan 6, 13 Partridge Famrly 8 10 00 - Elec Co 20 Land ofthe Lost 3, 4 15 Devlin 6, 13 Valley of the Dinosaurs 8 10 30- Zoom 20 Sigmund 3 4 15 Korg 6, 13 Shazam 8, 10 00 - Sesame St 20 Pink Panther J, 4, 15, Super Fr iend 6 13 Globetrotters 8 10 JO - StorTrek3, 15 , t:)udSQ11jlrothers8, 10 ..i#'" 00 - Jetsons 3 415 these or e the Days 6, 13 , u. 5 of Arc hie 8 10 Bread and Butterflies 20 JO - Go 4, 15 , Amer ican Bandstand 6, 13 Jack Lengyel Football 3 Fat Albert 8, 10 00 - Children's Film Festival 10 Tra in 3 World of Survtval 4 TBA 15 JO - College Football Prev l~w 6, 13 NFL Football4 45 - College Football 6 13 00 - NFL Football J TBA 15 Popeye 10 Political Talk 4 CBS Sports Spectacular 8 05 - Movle, "AnEyeforanEye 4 30 - Thrillseekers 3 Movie Wonderful World of Puss ' n Boots' 10 00 - r.reen Acres 3 , TBA 15 TBA 15 , Vlewpolnl8 JO - Wagon Train 3 Arthur Smith Show 8 00 - Wrestling 8 Man from UNCLE 4, Making Things Grow 33 , Movie, "To Find a Rainbow' 10 00 - A Bit with Knit 33 Bonanza 3 Wide World of Sports 6 13 TBA 15, High School Bowl B JO - Let' s Grow a Garden 33 News B Spring Slreel15 00 - News 3, 4, 10, Look at the Book 15, Lawrence Welk 8, VIlla Allegre 33 30 - News 3, 4. 15, News 6 CBS News 10 Lilias, Yoga and You 33 Newsmaker 13 00 - Hee How 6, a.. Catch 33, 33 , Lawrence Welk 4, 15, Treasure Hunt 3 S25 000 Pvramld 10 311,~eopardy 3, Bobby Goldsboro 13 CBS News Special 10 00 - Allin the Fomlly 8, 10, Book Beat 33, Emergency 3 4 15 . Mov ie ' For A Few Dollars More" 6 1 13 WIN AT BRIDGE Sure-fire b~ats percentage MEIGS TIRE CENTER 100 E Main HEINERS BAKERY Dlol992 2101 Bakers of Good Breod Huntington, W Vo Pomeroy NORTH !D), 1: I: INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE RACINE FOOQ MARKET f: I: ·~--------~------~ . ---r·'-· --------~------·----1 , SMITH NELSON MOTORS ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. . : CATALOGUE MERCHANT +++ DEAR HELEN In these days of equality, lSD't 1tkmd ofndiculous to make an ISSU~ of wedding etiquette • I c ongratulated both the br1de and bridegroom as 1 walked through the reception Une Later a friend told me I'd made a serious llWitake - I should have congratulated tbe groom and w1shed the br1de much happiness In other words, you can compliment a man on "catching" a woman, but you can't IDlply that the woman had as much to do With the deCISIOn as the man Dumb, isn't lt•-TJRED OF OUTMODED ETIQUETTE DEAR TOOE Yup dumb But then, etiquette rules never qUite catch up w1th tbe tune - H X If M C wants a woman he can dommate, he should get one of those life ..lzed inflatable dolls - LAUGHIN ' AT A SICKlE DEAR HELEN I agree With the College Student who wants a ba sic course m nutr1t1on as a h1gh school or jumor h1gh reqwrement However, he would probably like to know that nutriUon 1s offered extensively now, through the hig h school home economics department I have mstructed many s tudents, mcluding bo)"ll, m the baSic concepts of sensible eating and sound nutr1twn, m my Home Management and Home and Fam1ly Living classes Parents should encourage the1r children to take suc h courses, as they are not yet reqwred subjects - M S E ( A teacher at Roosevelt Hlgh) +++ DEAR HELEN I'm a woman In an office full of men They treat me like one of the guys, whichlsfmeuptoa pomt, but as a nonsmoker, ! hate c~garette fumes blown m my face, and some of thetr language makes me crmge How coilld I get 1t across without commg on like a prude•- NOT QUITE ONE OF THE GUYS DEAR NQOOTG You m1ght try a couple of s1gns above your desk 3tYWIDM®""-~~cuw'I.I-J Unscramble these four Jumbltt. one letter to each :tJquare, to form rour ordmary words. "If vou smoke don't exhale t l " If you swear, pJease use Swahili " • J 10 7 3 .KQJ2 .1098643 ACROSS 39 Snow h e ld I Elepha nt s 40 Bed ear canopy 5 Shippmg 41 Belg 1an con tamers r lVer 11 Graven DOWN unage 1 Rome s 12 Retort ( var ) rlVer 13 F 1ght 2 Venerate 14 Discemmg 3 Homen 15 Marme bird ( 2 wdS J 16 Rosary bead 4 Danube 17 Guevara tributary 18 Cervme 5 Cowardly bemg 6 Sta1rwa y (2 wds ) feature 20 Cade nce 7 Likely caU 8 Cover 21 Mountam many lake pomts 22 Compamon , (3 wds) 23 Fenc mg term Z5 Poe s " To -' 26 Mme entrance 27 Word w1th frog or dog 28 Cravat fabnc 29 11 Yesterday's Answer 9 Lover of beauty 10 Become prec1p1tous 1& Ethereal 19 Move SWiftly %2 Rwruny term 23 Br eastwork 24 "'Sweet' one of song 2S Thick sllce 27 Adhes1ve 29 Attack 30 Livmg 31 Postpone 36 H1pster 37 Some Arabmn N1ghts' hero 32 Lofty peak 33 P rmter's need 34 Pothouse offer mg 35 P a tched 37 " - you didn' t know''' (2 wds ) Okay• - H DEAR HELEN About that never-quit "Male Chauvemst," the bad speller, maybe he's a httle shaky about his manhood I had a brother who kept shoutiilg, ''I'm a man 1" untll he married his best fr1end, Mr 38 lnfur1ate DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It: Ia RUCRY 8 30 - Friends end ~ overs 8 10 Cought In theAcl33 9 00 - Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10, Movie. New Centurions' 3 4 15, Unto the Hills 33 9 30 - Bob Newhart 8, 10 Mountain Scene 33 10 00 - Nakla 6, 13, Carol Burnett B 10 Biography 33 10 30 - Barenbolm on Beethoven 33 11 00 - N•ws 4, 6, 8 10 13 Janaki 33 Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 15 11 15 - News 13 Midnight Special 15 Movie Creatures KSHJJWF J Revenge" 6 I I0 USUALLY MADE LJP E!IY WOMEN! ~ DC ZQE JQY G P W NG RDY to rorm the surpriH an1wer, aa (Anawe" tom o rruwJ J•mhlr:., HONEY BURLY DAHUA TARGET ~ CRYPTOQUOTE O Q F W Z Q EN G U DY M F Now arr1111re the etrcled letters ~=~==~~-~~~~~~~~i•=u=r= re=s=UdjbytheUxwec~oon L ~~ u.n• I (XXIX) Y" 'lf!rday • AltYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One le1ter simply stands lor another In this sample A Ia used for the three L"s, X for the two O"s ete Single le1ters apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints Each day the code letters are dlfl'erent I I HAUTOR ~ I ~ 11 JO - MOvie. "' Torn Curtain '3 Political Tolk 4 Movie ' That Certain Feeling" 8 Movie ' Monster Zero" 13 Woody Hayes Show 10 11 35 - Movie . ' Man Who Shot Liberty Valence" 12 00 - Movie, ' Greatest Show on Earth 10 1 00 - Movie, "Island of the Burning Doomed 13 1 JO - Movie, lnvllollon to a Gunfl9hter " 4 2 00 - Movle , BadDayatBiackRock 10 2 JO - News 13 4 00 - Movie, " All Ashore.. 1P , 1 5 00 - Mo~le, ' ')"he Big Gamt ' 4 \ A.n~wer~ HftU1 M meturu~d the liOrden - BV TitE. VARO MQ G R A D YJ GQ A DY J ZQ E O QFW QKW N UR K W Y G - VQUR Y Y YW F GNQ Z Yesterday's Cryptoquote: A REASONABLE MAN NEEDS ONLY TO PRACTICE MODERATION TO FIND HAPPINESS • - GOETHE ~ DICK TRAC'Y I • 53 ,_. l >y iHI\IIIII'>.HN•HO onc11\l)fltff ~rua.-"w by THOMAS JOSEPH +s SOUTH • AK4 • AKQI09 • Q986 .7 Both vulnerable Wf'st Pass Pass Pass Pass North East I+ 3!1' 5!1' Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass 6+ Pass South 2!1' 4 NT 5 NT 6!1' 11'\:' 1::\FN L. 1.' F-!• ... , AH YOU WOKE UP e JLI ~T HrM-E" I f WE I" Openmg lead - K• P.of TT f .-: 1. N TIME LOR D "YUL.E THAT SO LI~ O!? LIKE T ~ E Me5-5EN6E Ft ET FROM L.O NOO ~ AT THE DOOR' r ~1 r c ~=: . :. P. J. PAULEY, AGENT ' KINGSBURY HOME SALES &SERVICE, INC. POWEll'S SUPER VALU K&C JEWELERS THE DAILY SENnNn TUPPERS PLAINS H3RD\YARE RALL'S BEN FRANKUN SIORE · CARPENTER'S MARKET ' RACINE PLANING MIU. CHURCH Letart W Hoscher Vo. Rt , ' • 1 Rev , George pastor Sunday School 9 30 • m Proyer and Blbla study 1 , BulldlngSuppllts&CustomMIIIworl< 7 30 P m Collage Proyer Salem St Ph 742 395: Ph 992 3978 Servic e Tuesday 10 a rn Jl) • Ruttend WorshiP Service { Thursday, ·• • ' ' •. 1 1 130pm . . . . .~_.~. .- -. . . .~~. . . .~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~. .~. . . . . . . .~--~ ' DEAR HELEN I think 1t's d1sgustmg the w~y these "modern" mothers breast .feed !herr bab1es out m public 1 I've seen them on planes, m the park, In restaurants ( rrglit m front of people who are trymg to eat a m eal 1) ThroWing a shaw or scarf over themselves IS useless - everybody KNOWS what they' re dOing' The other mght we VISited fr~endS and this woman brazenly fed her baby r1ght m front of us while she went on talking Her 11year-<~ld son was m the room Imagine 1' 1 was so iooensed I IDSlSted we leave My husband says I'm old.fashioned and argued that she was 'covered, " but I still say she flaunted herself before males, and thiS IS crude Don't you agree • - FOR MODESTY DEAR fOR No, l !lon't agree' You're making something shameful out of a lovely, natural act The mother was probably more "covered' (by her scalf) than you are m a decollete gown, r1ght• I'd say you flaunted your crudeness b y flouncm~ out - H 0 WAID CROSS SONS SIORE · • • Eating the Natural Way SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY THE A':J'HENS COUIIJY & LOAN CO. ' For'Soturday Nov 2 1974 ARIES !March 21 April 19) You have a tendency at pres ent to say th1ngs Without thrnk rng AUhough you wrll rntend no harm someone could be ol tende d TAURUS (April 20-May 201 Be a little more careful than usual w1lh your possess1ons Don I le ave somethu\g lymg aro und an ot he r rn a)' be tempte d to carry off GEMINI (May 21-June 201 lndecls ron makes you ve ry unreliable today Focus on your problem and study 11 thor oughly Once you make a dec1 SIOn abrde by rt CANCER !June 21 July 22) You re lrkeW to presume or preJudge e vents today 1n a faulty manner Try not to make assumptrons based upon par tlal evtdence LEO !July 23·Aug 22) Don 1 take at face value all the fl at terrng remarks one you mtx Wtlh SOC I&II y batheS you 1n Only half her heart IS rn her commen ts VIRGO (Ann '3 Sept 22) MARK VSIORE GAUL'S MARKET ' 1 By Helen Bottel Nov 2 19t 4 You II be rn volved 1n a bus1ness Situ atiOn thrs year that c ould prove Qutte profrtable Ho wever 1t wrll take astute and delicate maoage menl tn order to succeed BETSY ROSS BMERY ROSEBERRrS SERVICE STATION · " • EAST • Q 1062 • 72 M&R SHOPPING CENTER • IGA FOODLINER GOEGLEIN READY MIX •1: • • 753 ~... • J864 AK42 .AS WEST • J98 Us. ... . + t-----------~-------+------------------~·i:· 8 18 L E Cowtown CHANNEL FIVE PROGRAMS NOT SEEN IN GALLIPOLI S FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev L R Gluesencamp pastor Roger Wilfred Sr Sunday School Supt Sunday School i : Minor Repairs & Tune up The Store with A Heart · 9 30 a m Sunday even ing Beech & Locust Middleport worship 7 30 Prayer meeting Phone 949 3342 Racine Ph 992 2366 Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest " Deeter class leader Youth meeting Wednesday 7 30 P m , Ernest Deeter leader MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CH R 1ST - Robert Shook, Middleport Dlal992 3284 pastor Sunday school, 9 30 a m Russell Spencer supt Middleport, Ohio worship service, 10 AS a m , evening worship alternating with c E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meeting, 7 30 1 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe lay leader Buick Pontiac Opel G M C OMlor WHITE'S CHAPEL Coolville R D Rev Roy Deeter 500 E Main St Ph 992 2174 337 N 2nd Middleport paste.: Sunday school, 9 30 Ph '192 2550 am worship servrce 10 30 a m Bible study and prayer serv ice Wednesday, 7 30 p m RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST- Rod Kasler pastor ' "' V H Bra ley Sunday school Bakers of Gay 90's Bread ' supt Sunday school 9 30 a m · Racine Ph 9.c9 9591 Middleport Ph 992 3030 worshrp serv ice and cam mun ton 10 30 am youth · 1 meeting servlce 6 p m 7 Sunday evening regular k l------~~-----------------:------~1-~------------------------~--------l , • . ~o:~ meet•no third Satur day ~', SEARS RUTLAND COMMUNITY ' :(. CHURCH - Sunday School j.'" 9 30 a m worship service. 11 ·:, Louis W Osborne Middleport, Ohio a m Wednes day prayer 220 E Main Pomeroy Ph 992 2178 meeting 7 30 p m Sunday ' n ight worsl}lp 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd D Grimm, Jr 1 pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m l' Morning worship 10 30 a m Chester, Ohio We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions Young peoples service 6 45 '192 2955 Pomeroy p m Evangelistic serv ice • '1 30 p m Wednesday evening service 7 30 p m MASON COUNTY '' ' THE HILAND CHAPEL, MalgsCountyBr•nch George Casto, pastor Sunday School 9 30, jlvenlnp worship, ~ ft ro "' TWO LOCATIONS ~.~e,ciehuf":l'o"~ ~en tng proyer ~l1fA '~~SAV.It~GS 59 N Second St Middleport, 0 MASON FIRST BAPTIST I .il Second ond Pomeroy sts , ston , I · 296 W ~econd .. i'OII)eroy Ph. 992 3163 46 Court St. Go ill polls, 0 . Cra ig, pastor Sunday school , 9 •s a m worship service 11 ' ' a m , training union 6 30 P m evening worship serv ice 7 JO p m Mid week prayer 1 :~Nationwide Insurance Co of Columbus, 0 service, Wednesday 7 30 p m 1... . Groceries & General Merchandise MASDN CHURCH OF 007 Spring Ave Pomeroy ' ' ·Racine Ph 949 5772 CHRIST, P 0 Box 487, Miller Dlal992 2318 ' l • . St Mason W Va Sunday "• • I : Bible Study 10 a m 1 Worship 11 am and 7 p m Bible Study Wednesday 7 p m , Vocal music FIRST SOUTHERN BAP· TIST - Corner of Second and The Friendly Folks" Anderson , Meson Pastor Pomeroy, Ohio The Finest In Mobile Homes Walter Cloud Sunday school . 9 .cs am • worship service, 11 1100 E Main Pomeroy Ph 992 7034 • m and 7 30 p m Weekly Bible study, Wednesday, 7 30 1-------~--------~------~t-----------~--------------l -pm '• : .~ ~ MAIDN ASUMILY OF GOD - Second St , Mason . W I va c n..,..r Tennant pastor Sunday SChOOl 10 I m , ' I--·.· Keepsake Diamond Rings Devoted to Meigs Meoon ArH morning worshiP., 11 1m , 212 E Main St Pomeroy Ph 992 3785 evangerlatlc Hrv cer 7 30 p m Pomeroy.O Q '8ibiestudy and pray.,., serviC:e , .~ . Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone -~ 773 S133 . . ' HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST In Christian Union" ~­ The Rrv William Campbell , pastor Sunday School , 9 30 I m Jomes Hughes supt , Paint. Plumbing & Electrical Supplies Mlddltport, Ohio evening service, 7 30 A m T PI 1 Ph 667 3963 Wednesday evening prayer uppers a ns meeting . 7 30 p m Youth ~.:.;.~ , ·' · • · • . prayer service each Tuesday · 1-..::.:,__~--....:..-------------------------i---------.;...~--....:---------------...._-l F A I R V 1E W New s 13 2 30 - Movie List of Adrian Messenoer 4 4 00 - Movie Agent From H A R M 1• 4 I Don t Understand '• 5 30 - Movie Shoot Loud Lo uder OEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST ~ Char les Russell Sr m inis ter Norman c Will supt Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m worship service 10 30 a m Bible s tudy Tuesday 7 30 p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rac ine Road William Roush pastor Denny Evans Sunday Schoof D.rector Sunday School, 9 30 a m Morning worshlp 1 10 30 a m Sunday even ing serv ice 7 P m Wednesday eve n ing orayer serv ices 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev E a rl Sl'luler pastor WorShip serv ice 9 30 a m Sunday school 10 30 a m Sund a y e venrng serv1 ces 7 30 p m Brbl e stud y and pray er serv1ce Thur sday 7 30 p m Kingsbury Ro•d Sunday School 9 30 a m Ralph Carl, supt Worshrp service 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev J ay St iles ... pastor OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Mr s Worley Francrs Sunda y sc hoo l 5Upt Sunday school 10 a m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt pastor Sunday Sc hool supt Konald Osborne Bible School 9 3.0 a m preach tng 10 45 a m Evening serv ices 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE METHOO&ST CHURCH Rev Palfl Ne ville p as tor Sunday School 9 30 a m Mornrng serv ce 10 30 am , youth serv 1ce 6 ~5 p m Evangelistic service 7 30 p m Prayer meettng Thursday 7 JO p 6 OO - News3 4 15 News8 10. SesameStreet20.; ABC News6 , 13 Adlerian Counseling Techniques JJ '~ \ 6 JOPy- NBC News 3, 4, 15 CBS News a 10 Bewllchlon 6 Gome r le 13 ~ 1 00 - News 10 Wild )< lngdom 13 1 Spy 15 Ell!c Co 20 Bowling fa( Dollars 6 Truth or Consequences 3 4 WCHS Report 8 Jimmy Oe'\f1 13 1 7 30 - Black Perspecttve on the News 33 Porter Wagoner 3 Masquerade Party 4 Candod Camera 6 Pop Goes to The Country 8 Treasure Hunt iO To Tell The Tri4!.1:' 13 8400 - Washington Review 20, 33 Sanford & Son 3 .4 ts Planet of the Apes s, 10 Kung Fu 6 13 8 30 - Wall Street Week 20 33 Chlcoa'nd the Man 3 4 15 9 00 - Masterpiece Theater 20 JJ Rockford F1les 3' 4 15 S1 x Million Oollar Man 6 13 Movie The Graduate' 8 10 10 00 - News 20 Video VI sionarie s 33 Pollee Woman 3 4 15 N1ahl Slalk•r 6 13 11 00 - News 3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Av1atlon Weather 20 1ABC News 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson J 4 15 Ml sston Impossible 6 Un touc hables 13 Janak! 33 il 45- Mov ie Coffee Tea or Me 8 Movie Whatever Hap pened to Baby Jane 10 12 30 - Don Kir s hne r s Rock Concert 6 Wide World Myste ry 13 1 00 - Mldn1ghl Spec1al J 4 15 Excuses you make today won t hold water Wl lh others Own up to your m1stakes rather than hide them LIBRA !Sept 23 -0ct 23) 11 won t help you r rmage 11 you try to Impress others as be tng knowledgeable about some thrng whe n you know ve ry ht tie Best you say no th ing SCORPIO lOci 24 -Nov 22) Be care ful whom you allo w to borrow things fr om you now Thmk twtce before le nd ing something to one who hasn t returned what s he borrowed pr8 VIOUSI 'j SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21) One you presentl y have dealmgs w1th may lry to put something over on you Keep your gua rd up Don t hes1tate to ask prob rng Ques t1ons CAPRICORN IDee 22 Jan 19) You Ilium someone down who re quests a favor lrom you because yo u re not tune d m to the sad urgency of her plea AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 19) Take no ftnanc1 al rtsks or gambles o;, persons you know lrttle or noth1ng about L1mrt your dealings to tndlvtdu als you ve dealt wrlh be lore PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) Th1s IS not a good 11me to mak e decorat1 ve changes around the house You II end up wrth fads mstead of trends 1· • : / ' - "" ... .. '' ':ae;l :l•Bt!INM:r, The btddlng has been Weal Pass Pass North 1!1' 2+ 3 NT I Eaal Pass Pass Pass You South, hold •AK84 !I'K2 tQ54.AQ54 What do you do now? A-Jut bid llx notramp Yea may~ talulfll oeven, but •hould 111ketbe sare ~rofll beN! ' I DON'T SEE 800 HOO HOO!! WHY \IO'RE TAKIN' IT SO HARD, LOWEEZ\1 -- I BUSTED A DADBURN MIRROA !' THAT MEANS SEVEN~S TME FiJ/liN5TANa THf 6RfAt i\Cli\E'lT Tf.IAT 15 (0MIN6 VP ~~ 6~T NOW !;lAD LUCK 11 1-•• 'roOAY'S QUESTION Instead of reb1ddmg two dla · monds your pa rtner has ra 1sed you to three clubs Whal do you do now• . .. I I fW.I6! Ju;T It'S GON£ 1'iOU\IE ~STEP IT ' ~OU RE ..\ LOT OF FIIN 10 6£ ..\RoUND' • ' �I 7 - The Djlily Sentme l, MIJidleport-Pomeroy, 0, Ft1day, Nov 1,1974 POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Re.., W H P erri n pastor Roy M a y er Sun d ay sc h oo l supt Chur ch sc hoo l 9 15 a m worsh i p se rv ce 10 24 am Yout h c ho r re hea r sal M on day 3 30 p m un d er d tr ect on of Mary Sk n ner sen or chotr r eh ears a l 7 JO p m T h ur sday W tlh M rs Paul N ea s e direc tOr POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corn er Unton and Mulberr v R ev Clyde V H enderson pa st or Sunday school 9 30 a m Glen M c Clung supt mo rn ng worship 10 30 a m ev en.ng serv Ice 7 30 m ld w ee k se r vic e Wednesday 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Rev Harold Deet h rec tor Chun.h services 10 30 a m HOI¥ communion f irst Sund ay of month c hurc h sc hool 10 JO a m for nur ser y thro uq h 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - Fe r re l l Gro n nge r pastor Bible sch oo l 9 30 a m worsh tp 10 JO a m adu lt worship servt ce a nd vou ng peop le s meet ng 7 30 p m Combined Brbi e s t udy a nd prayer meetmg Wedn esda y 1 30 p m •: THE SALVATION ARMY En voy Ra y W Wm rng offr J=er •, in charge Sunday 10 a:)n •, HoHness meeti~ 10 30 am '•· ~ s unda y School oung Peopl e s Leg ron 7 p m Thur sday ~t o J P m La dies Home L ~ue 7 P m Prep c las Ses~ PAUL LUTHERAN ST CHURCH, Corner of Sycamore and Second Sts Pomero y Th e Rev Wriliam Mrddles war th Pastor Sunda y Sch ool a t 9 45 a m an d Ch ur ch Serv rces 11 a m SACRED HEART Re v Fath er Pau l D We lton .,. stor Ph o ne 992 2825 Sa t ur d ay even ng Mass 7 3J Sunday Ma ss 8 an d 10 a m Con tessron Sa turda y 7 7 30 p m POMEROY FIRST BAP TI ST - Rober t Kuh n pastor Will iam Watson Sund ay school supt Sun day sc hool 9 30 a m B ble study BYF 6 p m We dn e sda y 7 p m J c ho r prac t rce We dn esday 8 30 p m POMEROY WESL E YAN HOLINES S CHURCH Ha rr rs onv ri iL Rev 0 De ll Man ley Pas tor Hen r y Ebl n Sunday Schoo l a upt Sun day Sc hoo l 9 30 am Evenmg wors hrp 7 30 p m Pra yer an d Pr a se servr ce Thu rsday 7 30 Pm SYR A CUSE FIRST ,. HUR CH OF GOD - Re v Georg e 0 ler pastor Sunda y school 9 45 a m mornmg pr e a c hm g 11 am ev erng e l s t c serv ce 1 30 P m Pr ayer m { ef m g Thur s da v 1 30 p m POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH 0 ~ CHRIST 200 W Ma rn St - Loren T Step hens eva n ge l s t ph one 992 1856 Conserva t ve n on rnstru men ta l Sun day worship 10 a m Bib le stud y 11 a m wors h rp 6 p m Wedn esd a y B1 ble st udy 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH ( non denomrna t ron all Langsvrt le Dexter Road th e Re v Wo r ley Ha ley pastor Sun day sc l'l ool 10 a m e ven ng wor sh tp 7 JO p m Pra ye r m ee t ng youth Tu esday 7 30 p m group Fr day 1 30 p m RUTlAND FREE WIL,l BAPTI ST - Rev Ben Drli ar d pas tor Roger Tur ner a ss s ta nt pas tor Sund ay schoo l 10 a m Su nd ay even ng ser v ce 7 30 Wed nesday B ble study 7 30 p m I OLD DE XTER BI BLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Rev Ron Te r r y pastor Sunday school 10 a m Mrs Wor ley F r an c rs s up e r rn te nd ent Morn rng wo r sh p 11 am Sunda y eve nrng se r v ce 7 30 • the Sermonette REPENTANCE UCor 7 10 " For Godly sorrow worketh repentance to salvation not to be repented of, but tbe sorrow of the world worketb death." The gospel m a nut shell 1s the death, bunal and resurrection of Jesus Repentance 18 a type of the death of Jesus Just as He died on the cross, so must we d1e to the will of the flesh Self must be crucified What the brazen altar was to the tabernacle plan, repentance Is to the New Testament plan of salvation Baptism In His name Is a type of His burial The recelVIng of the Holy Sp1r1t IS a type of His ~eswTection Paul stated m Acts 17 30 that God at one time winked at Ignorance but now commands aU men everywhere to repent I am reminded of a little story that IS timely here ''Once a young man , working for a particular firm, encountered a senes of hardships through the siclmess of his wife and children The result was fmanc1al embarrassment He couldn't pay the hospital cost and medical bills and at the same time keep his monthly installments current One of his cr editors complamed to the finn where he worked After mvest1gat1ng, the preSident found the man behind on several notes He summoned the young man to his office He placed on the desk the ae<:umulation of b11Js, and he explained 1t was not company policy to tolerate employees bemg delmquent on bills Embarrassed, the young man looked at the floor while stanunermg, " I've had siCkness of the entire family, and 11 you'll be patient I'll pay every cent I owe as I'm able to do 1t " Blushmg with shame, he turned and reached for the door The boss called him by name "John, take this list of bills With you A trembling hand reached for the papers and there stamped In bold letters across the face of each one was, "pa1d m full " 1 'Theremust be some miStake, these bills aren't prud '' The J'>resldent explamed, " I prud them I observed you were bothered and working under pressure You have a good future With the company, and I didn't want 1t Jeopardized, so I took care of these '' John was exCited, and eagerly shook hands With the preSident and assured him, "l'U make you the best worker you've ever had " So 11 Is, fr1end, the blood of Jesus paid our debtfor sm We should be the best servants we're capable of bemg Rev William Knittel, Umted Pentecostal Church Kind of discharge niay be changed COLUMBUS - Qqoting th~ honor ably separated m varwus exact wordmg of the Ob10 other categones , but m some Constitution , John W Bush, cases poss1bly could have been Director of the Ohio Vtetnam mediCally discharge d ' or Veterans Bonus Commission •m edically r etired' " sa1d today Director Bush sa1d under a " Persons medically new ruhng 1f a veteran with discharged or medically combat r e lated d! s ab1ht1es retited' from service due to sustamed m VIetnam serv1ce combat related disabilities can get the personnel off1ce of sustained m V1etnam service h1s branch of service to change n shall be prud five hundred his discharge paper to show dollars" ' ; h1m as bemg meo1cally ~ The director sa1d there , ls d1~ ~Harged or medically ' concern "that some veterans retired a supplementary check · -f1 who sustained combat related or educahonal ass1stanc e disabilities m V1etnam serv1ce, ,bp ntitlement for the difference senoUs enough that they are eiween the bonus he recerved classified w1th a substantial and the maXImum to wh1ch he percentage of disablUty and would then be entitled Will be consequently receive c om- LSsued pensahon from the Veterans The c omnusswnwouldnotbe AdmimstratLon !ltill were not authorized to request such a ' mediCally discharged or change It must be requested medically retired by the veteran hiDlSelf ac' ' "" uwe have learned," he said, cordmg to Director Bush " that these men were .. ~ Rhodes ' hasn'~ ' The COLUMBUS (UP!) Oh1o AFL-CIO said Thursdliy that former Gov James ;. Rhodes "hasn't changed much In the past decade or so that we've been watching him" and ilaid "he's still deceitful, untrustwortliy, (and) speaks out of both side• of his mouth " In FOCUS, Its weekly l'ewsletter, the labor orgamzatlon said Rhodes' teleVISIOn commercials are a good case m point •'Rhodes tells his audiences Gov Gllligan will double the Income tu if he's r~lected," • ' ' changed . said the labor group " Thhl Is pure trash- a hallmark of Rhodes' polltlcal career There IS not one shred of fact or evidence to back-up this wild charge But Rhodes contmues to utter 1t ' Another one of Rhodes commer crals shows e mpty lactones and the announcer says this IS the case all ov er Oh1o," sa1d the newsletter "The ad (better descnjled a s pohtical rut pollution) says J a ck Gilligan IS drlvmg mdustry out of Oh1o and we a r e gomg to ha ve rno~ unemployme nt 1 GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Pr e a c h in g 9 30 a m first and second Sunda y! of eac h month th ird and fourth Sundays e a c h month worSh•P serv rce at 7 30 p m Wednesda y evening s a t 7 30 Pray er Md B .b le Stud y SEVENTH DAY AD VENTIST Mulb e rr y Pom e r oy P astor He rgh ts G.r a r d Se ton Sabbat h school ever y Sat urd ay at 2 p m and wor sh p se r vrce fo llowing at 3 15 p m Op en Bi b le diSC USSIOn 7 30 p m at the chu r c h each Thur sday FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TI ST - 282 Mul berry Ave Po m e r oy a ffrl lated wiJh S B C the Rev Fr ed Hill pastor Troy Zw 111 1ng Sun dar schoo l su pl Sun day Schoo 9 30 a m morn rng wor s hrp 10 30 Sunda y e van ge listic m eetrn g 7 30 p m Pr a ye r m eet mg Wednesd ay 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Corn e r Fourth and Ma in Middl epor t Re v Henry Key J r pa stor Sunday School 9 30 a m Mrs Er vtn Baumgard ner su pt Mornm g worSh iP 10 -45 am JEHOVAH ' S WITNESSES Larr y Carn,ahan pres idin g m rn 1ster Sunda y B1ble lee t ure 9 30 a m Watchtower st udy 10 30 a m Tu esda y Brble stud y 1 30 p m Thur s day m rnlstry sc hoo l 7 30 pm serv ce m eetrng B 30 om MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chrrst 1n Christian VnionLawren ce Ma n le y p a s tor Mrs Russell Young Sunda y Sc l'lool Supt Sund ay School 9 30 am E vening worship 7 30 Wednesday pr a ye r meetrn g , 1 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - R:a crne R:oute 2 the Rev J ames M Mun cy pa stor Sunda y SChOOl 9 H a m mornrng Wor ship 11 am even1n g worsh rp 1 30 p m Prayer meet rn g Tu esda y 7 30 p m Young peoples meeting 7 30 D m Thursda y MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTI ST - Corn er Sixth and P almer th e Re v St e ve pa s tor Oanny Skag g s Thom pson Sunday school s upt WMP O r a d1o program 7 45 a m Sunda y school 9 15 a m m or n1 n g worsh rp 10 15 am Yo ut h act lvr tles and fetlowsh rp tor 1unror and senror high s t udent s 6 p m Brble study 7 30 p m M1d wee k pra yer serv 1ce Wednesda y 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST Mrddl e port 5th and Marn Georg e G laz e m rn ister James Sheets super rntendent Br ble s chool 9 JO a m morn ing worship 10 30 a m evening wors hrp 7 30 p m prayer serv ic e 7 p m Wed nesda v MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Do n Co le pa s tor Flo yd Ca r son Sunday Schoo l s upt Su nda y sc hool 9 30 a m mornrng wors h iP 10 30 am Su nda y evang etrstr c m eetr ng pray er m eet ing 7 30 p m Wedne sday 7 30 p m THE UNITED PRES BYT'ERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY, Dwight L Zav ltz Pastor Orrector HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church School 9 30 a m Mrs Homer Lee SlJpt Morning Worship 10 30 am MIDDLEPORT ~ Sunday Church School 9 30 a m John Fultz SuRt Morn ing F Worsl'l ip 10 30 a m SYRACUSE Morning Worship 9 a m Sunday Church School 10 a m Mrs Sampson Hall Supt RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD- Phrlltp Wh itley pa s tor Sunday sc hoo l 10 a m wor s hr p s ervic e 7 p m Pra yer m e etmg Wednesday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH - Near Long Bot tom Estll Hart pastor Roy Brown a s sistant pas tor Sunday school lOam Church 7 30 p m each Sunday evenmg prayer muting 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL - Th ird Ave the Rev William Knittel pastor Ronald Dugan Sunday School Supt Classes for all ages evening service 7 30 p m Brble study, Wednesday 7 30 P m youth services Friday '1 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner As h and Plum Mid dleport Noet Herrman pastor Saturday even ing servi ce 7 p m Sunday school 10 am Sunday eventng worship 7 p m ME lOS COOPERATIVE TH~AJ~~~ED METHODIST CHURCH Robert T Bumgarner Director POMEROY CLUSTER Rev CarlE Hicks Rev D Wm Sydenstncker CHESTER - worship ' 15 Church School 10 a m"' a m ENTERPRISE - Worsl'l lp ., • m Church School. 10 • m FLATWOODS - Worship, 11 a m Church School 10 a m POM'E ROY Worsh lp 10 3,0!" rn Church School 9 15 jll m , tJMYF 6 30 p m ROCK SPRINGS - worship 10 • m Church School 9 a m 1 UMYF630pm \ MIDDLEPORT CLUSTI!R H~'llvT~obert !-~~~~~n"{o 30 • m , Church school ' 30 o m u'l:~~L'A~:!.' _ worshiP 9 15 • m Church School 10 • m U":J.[e~P ~ENTER _ wor ship 9 • m Church School 10 a m UMVF Thursday, 7 P m SYRACUSI! CLUSTER Rev Richard E Jarvis ASBURY \Vorohlp 11 a m Church School 9 50 a m WSCS, lst Tuesday ~ FOREST RUN - worsl'llp' a m Chur ch School 10 a m WSCS 1 3rd WedneSday 7 30 pm MlNEASVILLE - Worship 10 1 m Church School 9 a m wscs 3rd Monday , 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Church School 9 3C a m worship servl~ 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER ~ Rev Steven Wilson Rev Larry Poling ,_ Rev HOward Shiveley - BI!T.,.ANY (Dorcasl Worship 9 30 • m Church School 10 30 11 m CARMEL Worship, 11 a m 1st and 3rd s<lndays Chur ch School 10 a m APPLE GROVE - Sunday school 9 30 a m Worsh ip first and th~rd Sunday 7 30 pm prayer meeting , Wed nesday 7 3'0 ·p m Fellows hip s upper first Saturday 6 p m U M W seq md Tuesday 7 30 pm -~ EAST LETART - Sunday sc hool 9 JQ a m worship second a nd fourth ~unday 7 30 P m t- prayer rlieeting Wed t nesd ay 1 30 p m UM W hr s t Wednesday 7 30 p m WESLEYAN IR a c1neJ 10 a m Sun d ay sc hool wor s hrp 11 a m Bible study Thu rs d a y 7 p m c ho ir pra c h ce Thur sda y 8 p m fc ll ow.s h•P s upp e r frr s l Wednesda y 6 30 p m U M W fourt h Monda y 8 p m GREAT BEND - Worsh ip 11 a m 2nd a nd 4th Sundays Chur c h Sc hool 10 a m LETART FALLS - Worship 10 a m Chur ch school 9 a m Bible study 7 30 p m every Tu esday MORN lNG STAR - WorShip 9 30 a m Church Sc hool 10 30 am M id We ek Se r vr ce Wednesd a y B p m MORSE CHAPEL - Wor Sh 1p 11 am 1st and 3rd Sunda ys Ch urch Sc hoo l 10 om PORTLAND - Wor s hip 7 30 p m Churc h School 9 30 a m SUTTON - Worsh ip 11 am 2n d a nd 4th Sunda ys Church School 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUS T ER Rev Robtrt Meece Rev Stanley Brandum JOPPA - Worshr p 10 am Churc h School 9 a m , Prayer Meetrng Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Churc h ser vi ce s, 9 a m Sunda y Sc hool 9 15 a m Bible Stud y every Thursda y 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL - Wor Ship 11 am Church Sc hool 10 •m ALFRED - Sunday school e a c h Sunda y 9 ~s a m pre a ch rn g at 11 am each Sunday Pray er me eting 7 4.5 P m Wedn esday w s c s 8 p m on fh •rd Tuesday each month REEDSVILLE - Sunday sc hool 9 30 preaching 7 30 p m Sunda y prayer meelrng 7 30 P m Tuesday WSC S 7 JO first Thursday each mont h SILVER- RIDGE - Worship 10 a m Chur ch School 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS Worship 9 a m Ch.urch Sc hool 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CHRI ST - George Frf denck supt Servic e weekly 9 30 a m on Sunday Preacl'lrng f irst and thtrd Sundays of month by Clifford Sm lth 9 30 a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Darrell Doddrrll pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Leonard Grlmore f irst e lde r evening service 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - R:ac 1ne Route 2 Th e Re v Charles Hand pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m morning worsh1p 11 a m Evening serv ices Tuesday and Friday 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - S ible Study 9 30 a m mornrng worshrp 10 30 a m evenrng worshrp 6 30 p m Wedn esday Brble Study 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday School 10 a m with Wrllard Prgott supt Evangelist rc message each Sunday ev enrng 7 30 p m by Elder Russell Clrne mrn lsterot the Apostolic Faith Bible Stud y Wednesday 7 JO om STlVERSVlLLE COM MUNITY CHURCH - Sunda y school serv ice 10 a m Prayer meetrng Thursday 7 p m Sunday evening service 1 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Harr rsonv rlle Road R1ck Morrrson pas tor Sunday school supt Stev en Stanley Sunday school 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p and c ommun ron 10 30 am Sunday evenrng youth Cl'lrlsttan Endeavor 6 30 p m worship serv rce Sunday 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg pr a y e r m ee ting and Brbte study 7 30 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH Prne Grove The Rev Wrll 1am Mrddleswart h Pastor Churc h Servr ces 9 30 a m Sunday School 10 30 a m HKADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Bible School 9 30 am morn ing worsh rp, 10 30 a m Sunday even 1ng Wor$hlp Service 7 30 p m c horr practice Sunday and Wed nesday 7 p m pray er meetrng and Bible Study Wednesday 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Freeland Norris pastor Sunday sc;;hool 10 a m Church service 7 p m Wednesday Bible Study 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF TH1E NAZARENE Sunday ~ c hool 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 30 a m Evening Worsh p 7 30 p m Wednesday Mid We&k Service Sunday School Superintendent Gerald Wells Pastor Rev Morris M Wolfe RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Walter P Blkacsan pastor Ronn ie Salser s 5 Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning Worsh ip 10 45 am Sunday evening worship 7 30 p m Wednesday evening Bibla Study 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev Lelon Glasure pntor Sunday School 9 30 a m youth and lunlor youth service 6 45 p m evening worsh ip 7 30 p m prayer and prarse Wednesday, 7 30 o "' - SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST - Rev Ralph Dean pastor Sunday School 10 a m Leon Miller supt Evening service 7 30 p m Prayer meeting:- Thursda)! 7 30 -p m CHESlER CHU-RCH OF GOD Rev James Sat tertield pastor Sunday School, 9 30 a m , worship service, 11 am evening serv ice , 7 prayer service and youth .JO[llice Wednesday 1 o ., LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Robert E Musser pastor Sunday School 9 30 am Roy Sigman, supt morning worship, 10 30 , Sunday evening servlc a, 7 30 , Mid week service Wednesday 7 30 p m SY- RACUSE CHIJRCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Howard c Black pastor Bob Moore Sunday School Supt Sunday School c lasses for all ages 9 30 am mo r ning worship 10 45 NVPS Sunday 6 30 p m evan~elistlc serv ice S.unday 7 30 p m Mid week prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m M'ssionary meellng second Wednesday 1 7 30 p m UN l:rE D FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL - Rev ~obert Si'nlth pastor Sunday SChOOl 9 30 am CIBSI lelder 1 Leo Hill, worship urv lct 1 10 30 a m church 7 30 a m ~DEN UNITEU ISRI:lR REN IN CHRIST- Elden R Blake pastor Sunday School 10 a m Howard Mc Coy. supt Morning sermon, H 1 m , Sunday night Strv lcet ..._ Christian Encleaver 7 30 p Song service 8 p m m Preach lng 8 30 p m , Mid week Prayer meeting . Wed nesday 7 p m Ray Adams, ley leader ~ C"U RCH OF JESUS CHRIST - Located at Rutland on New Lima Road next to Forest Acre P.ark Rev Ray Rous• pastor Robert Musser Sund•y School supt Sunday school , 10 30 a m ~ worship 7 30 p m Bible study, Wed ; nesd•y 7 30 p m Saturday niOht prayer service 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROVIj CHRISTIAN - Roger Wats6n p•stor Ray Whaley , supt , Morning worship 9 JO • m , church school 10~ JO a m , young Peoples meeting 6 30 Pm even ing worship 7 30 P m Bible study Wednesqay, TelF~~y~~!?a~.l9~og 7 30 p m MT . UNION BAPTIST Rev Cecil Cox pastor Sunda Y ' Joe Sayr e Schoo l supl Sunday school 9 45 a m Sund a y evening worship 7 30 Wedn esda y prayer and Bl.ble s tudy 1 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugen e Underwood pastor Howard C•ldwell Jr Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday Sc hoo l, 9 30 a m Morning Serm on Sunday evening 10 30 a m se rvi ce 7 p m LETART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN - Rev Fre eland Norr is pastor Floyd Norris sup1 Sunday school 9 30 a m morning sermon 10 30 a m Pray er serv ice Wednesday 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY - G P Smith pastor Sunday Sc hool 10 a m Arthur Henson Supt Mor ning Worship 11 a m Young People s ser v rce 7 Evening se rv rce 7 30 pm p m Wednesda y M rd We ek Pr a yer Serv ice 7 30 p m Youth meeting 6 30 p m Even ing worsh ip 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herbert Grate pastor wor v Ship service 11 am an,d 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday School 9 30 a m Ri char d Barton supt Prayer meeting Wed nesdoy 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Clifford Smith mtnister Sunday School 9 30 am morning churc h 10 30 a m Sunday evening serv ic e, 7 30 p m Wednesday serv ice 8 pm LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Re v Floyd F Shoo k p astor Lloyd Wr1ght Sunday school s upt Sunday s chool 9 30 a m mornrng wors h rp 10 30 a m evenmg worshrp 7 30 p m Wednesday Chr st lan Yout h Crusade 6 30 p m Cho rr prac t ice Thur sday 7 p m • ' m pnnc1ples that truth compassion morality never go out-or-date A perwn nurtured '" a Chr:stian atmosphere attmns the tranqu•hty so necessary m th1s world or change and turmoil Happtncs.'i ahd contentment the s1ght of a chee rful baby castly hrmJ:!s th ~ beautiful thoughl' to our mmds Yet rn the bus t! ~ <Jf hfe today we of1en ftnd our selves wondcnng hnw to achre'ic JOY and seremty The C hurch has the answer h s teachrngs stress Start tb1s week 2 01' - CABLE CHANNEL FIVE 7 30 p m - The Champ1ons All Sfar Wrestling Rodeo ' 9 30 p m - Ope rahon Gangbuster Burkes Law 6 7 7 a 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 Scrlpturn ieleded S,. n.. American l lbfe Sol:lety 12 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 - 4 5 5 :_6 6 7 With the hope It wrll, In some measure, foster and help sustain that whrch Is good rn family and communrty life, this feature Is sponsored by the business frrms and organizations whose names appear below 7 a SATURDAY, NOV~EMBER2, 1974 30 - Ky Afield 13 Treei Jse Club 10 PO--Fun for Evervone 6~ ~\)!>Y~ Club 8 In Touch 13 , Man from CC!SI 10 "" , 1<\, , JO - Sesame 51 20 , Osmonds1':1', Farm Front 4 Jabberwocky 3 Eddie Saunders6 Abbot & Costello 8 Big Blue Marble 10 00- Popeye 10 Huck and Yogi 6 Addams Family 3 4 15 Bugs Bunny 13 Speedracer 6 Scooby Doo 8 00 - Emergency Plus 3 4 15 Sesame St 20 Hong Hong Phooney 6 13 Jeannie a 10 30 - Run Joe. Run 3 4 1 5 ~ Grlltgan 6, 13 Partridge Famrly 8 10 00 - Elec Co 20 Land ofthe Lost 3, 4 15 Devlin 6, 13 Valley of the Dinosaurs 8 10 30- Zoom 20 Sigmund 3 4 15 Korg 6, 13 Shazam 8, 10 00 - Sesame St 20 Pink Panther J, 4, 15, Super Fr iend 6 13 Globetrotters 8 10 JO - StorTrek3, 15 , t:)udSQ11jlrothers8, 10 ..i#'" 00 - Jetsons 3 415 these or e the Days 6, 13 , u. 5 of Arc hie 8 10 Bread and Butterflies 20 JO - Go 4, 15 , Amer ican Bandstand 6, 13 Jack Lengyel Football 3 Fat Albert 8, 10 00 - Children's Film Festival 10 Tra in 3 World of Survtval 4 TBA 15 JO - College Football Prev l~w 6, 13 NFL Football4 45 - College Football 6 13 00 - NFL Football J TBA 15 Popeye 10 Political Talk 4 CBS Sports Spectacular 8 05 - Movle, "AnEyeforanEye 4 30 - Thrillseekers 3 Movie Wonderful World of Puss ' n Boots' 10 00 - r.reen Acres 3 , TBA 15 TBA 15 , Vlewpolnl8 JO - Wagon Train 3 Arthur Smith Show 8 00 - Wrestling 8 Man from UNCLE 4, Making Things Grow 33 , Movie, "To Find a Rainbow' 10 00 - A Bit with Knit 33 Bonanza 3 Wide World of Sports 6 13 TBA 15, High School Bowl B JO - Let' s Grow a Garden 33 News B Spring Slreel15 00 - News 3, 4, 10, Look at the Book 15, Lawrence Welk 8, VIlla Allegre 33 30 - News 3, 4. 15, News 6 CBS News 10 Lilias, Yoga and You 33 Newsmaker 13 00 - Hee How 6, a.. Catch 33, 33 , Lawrence Welk 4, 15, Treasure Hunt 3 S25 000 Pvramld 10 311,~eopardy 3, Bobby Goldsboro 13 CBS News Special 10 00 - Allin the Fomlly 8, 10, Book Beat 33, Emergency 3 4 15 . Mov ie ' For A Few Dollars More" 6 1 13 WIN AT BRIDGE Sure-fire b~ats percentage MEIGS TIRE CENTER 100 E Main HEINERS BAKERY Dlol992 2101 Bakers of Good Breod Huntington, W Vo Pomeroy NORTH !D), 1: I: INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE RACINE FOOQ MARKET f: I: ·~--------~------~ . ---r·'-· --------~------·----1 , SMITH NELSON MOTORS ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. . : CATALOGUE MERCHANT +++ DEAR HELEN In these days of equality, lSD't 1tkmd ofndiculous to make an ISSU~ of wedding etiquette • I c ongratulated both the br1de and bridegroom as 1 walked through the reception Une Later a friend told me I'd made a serious llWitake - I should have congratulated tbe groom and w1shed the br1de much happiness In other words, you can compliment a man on "catching" a woman, but you can't IDlply that the woman had as much to do With the deCISIOn as the man Dumb, isn't lt•-TJRED OF OUTMODED ETIQUETTE DEAR TOOE Yup dumb But then, etiquette rules never qUite catch up w1th tbe tune - H X If M C wants a woman he can dommate, he should get one of those life ..lzed inflatable dolls - LAUGHIN ' AT A SICKlE DEAR HELEN I agree With the College Student who wants a ba sic course m nutr1t1on as a h1gh school or jumor h1gh reqwrement However, he would probably like to know that nutriUon 1s offered extensively now, through the hig h school home economics department I have mstructed many s tudents, mcluding bo)"ll, m the baSic concepts of sensible eating and sound nutr1twn, m my Home Management and Home and Fam1ly Living classes Parents should encourage the1r children to take suc h courses, as they are not yet reqwred subjects - M S E ( A teacher at Roosevelt Hlgh) +++ DEAR HELEN I'm a woman In an office full of men They treat me like one of the guys, whichlsfmeuptoa pomt, but as a nonsmoker, ! hate c~garette fumes blown m my face, and some of thetr language makes me crmge How coilld I get 1t across without commg on like a prude•- NOT QUITE ONE OF THE GUYS DEAR NQOOTG You m1ght try a couple of s1gns above your desk 3tYWIDM®""-~~cuw'I.I-J Unscramble these four Jumbltt. one letter to each :tJquare, to form rour ordmary words. "If vou smoke don't exhale t l " If you swear, pJease use Swahili " • J 10 7 3 .KQJ2 .1098643 ACROSS 39 Snow h e ld I Elepha nt s 40 Bed ear canopy 5 Shippmg 41 Belg 1an con tamers r lVer 11 Graven DOWN unage 1 Rome s 12 Retort ( var ) rlVer 13 F 1ght 2 Venerate 14 Discemmg 3 Homen 15 Marme bird ( 2 wdS J 16 Rosary bead 4 Danube 17 Guevara tributary 18 Cervme 5 Cowardly bemg 6 Sta1rwa y (2 wds ) feature 20 Cade nce 7 Likely caU 8 Cover 21 Mountam many lake pomts 22 Compamon , (3 wds) 23 Fenc mg term Z5 Poe s " To -' 26 Mme entrance 27 Word w1th frog or dog 28 Cravat fabnc 29 11 Yesterday's Answer 9 Lover of beauty 10 Become prec1p1tous 1& Ethereal 19 Move SWiftly %2 Rwruny term 23 Br eastwork 24 "'Sweet' one of song 2S Thick sllce 27 Adhes1ve 29 Attack 30 Livmg 31 Postpone 36 H1pster 37 Some Arabmn N1ghts' hero 32 Lofty peak 33 P rmter's need 34 Pothouse offer mg 35 P a tched 37 " - you didn' t know''' (2 wds ) Okay• - H DEAR HELEN About that never-quit "Male Chauvemst," the bad speller, maybe he's a httle shaky about his manhood I had a brother who kept shoutiilg, ''I'm a man 1" untll he married his best fr1end, Mr 38 lnfur1ate DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It: Ia RUCRY 8 30 - Friends end ~ overs 8 10 Cought In theAcl33 9 00 - Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10, Movie. New Centurions' 3 4 15, Unto the Hills 33 9 30 - Bob Newhart 8, 10 Mountain Scene 33 10 00 - Nakla 6, 13, Carol Burnett B 10 Biography 33 10 30 - Barenbolm on Beethoven 33 11 00 - N•ws 4, 6, 8 10 13 Janaki 33 Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 15 11 15 - News 13 Midnight Special 15 Movie Creatures KSHJJWF J Revenge" 6 I I0 USUALLY MADE LJP E!IY WOMEN! ~ DC ZQE JQY G P W NG RDY to rorm the surpriH an1wer, aa (Anawe" tom o rruwJ J•mhlr:., HONEY BURLY DAHUA TARGET ~ CRYPTOQUOTE O Q F W Z Q EN G U DY M F Now arr1111re the etrcled letters ~=~==~~-~~~~~~~~i•=u=r= re=s=UdjbytheUxwec~oon L ~~ u.n• I (XXIX) Y" 'lf!rday • AltYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One le1ter simply stands lor another In this sample A Ia used for the three L"s, X for the two O"s ete Single le1ters apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints Each day the code letters are dlfl'erent I I HAUTOR ~ I ~ 11 JO - MOvie. "' Torn Curtain '3 Political Tolk 4 Movie ' That Certain Feeling" 8 Movie ' Monster Zero" 13 Woody Hayes Show 10 11 35 - Movie . ' Man Who Shot Liberty Valence" 12 00 - Movie, ' Greatest Show on Earth 10 1 00 - Movie, "Island of the Burning Doomed 13 1 JO - Movie, lnvllollon to a Gunfl9hter " 4 2 00 - Movle , BadDayatBiackRock 10 2 JO - News 13 4 00 - Movie, " All Ashore.. 1P , 1 5 00 - Mo~le, ' ')"he Big Gamt ' 4 \ A.n~wer~ HftU1 M meturu~d the liOrden - BV TitE. VARO MQ G R A D YJ GQ A DY J ZQ E O QFW QKW N UR K W Y G - VQUR Y Y YW F GNQ Z Yesterday's Cryptoquote: A REASONABLE MAN NEEDS ONLY TO PRACTICE MODERATION TO FIND HAPPINESS • - GOETHE ~ DICK TRAC'Y I • 53 ,_. l >y iHI\IIIII'>.HN•HO onc11\l)fltff ~rua.-"w by THOMAS JOSEPH +s SOUTH • AK4 • AKQI09 • Q986 .7 Both vulnerable Wf'st Pass Pass Pass Pass North East I+ 3!1' 5!1' Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass 6+ Pass South 2!1' 4 NT 5 NT 6!1' 11'\:' 1::\FN L. 1.' F-!• ... , AH YOU WOKE UP e JLI ~T HrM-E" I f WE I" Openmg lead - K• P.of TT f .-: 1. N TIME LOR D "YUL.E THAT SO LI~ O!? LIKE T ~ E Me5-5EN6E Ft ET FROM L.O NOO ~ AT THE DOOR' r ~1 r c ~=: . :. P. J. PAULEY, AGENT ' KINGSBURY HOME SALES &SERVICE, INC. POWEll'S SUPER VALU K&C JEWELERS THE DAILY SENnNn TUPPERS PLAINS H3RD\YARE RALL'S BEN FRANKUN SIORE · CARPENTER'S MARKET ' RACINE PLANING MIU. CHURCH Letart W Hoscher Vo. Rt , ' • 1 Rev , George pastor Sunday School 9 30 • m Proyer and Blbla study 1 , BulldlngSuppllts&CustomMIIIworl< 7 30 P m Collage Proyer Salem St Ph 742 395: Ph 992 3978 Servic e Tuesday 10 a rn Jl) • Ruttend WorshiP Service { Thursday, ·• • ' ' •. 1 1 130pm . . . . .~_.~. .- -. . . .~~. . . .~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~. .~. . . . . . . .~--~ ' DEAR HELEN I think 1t's d1sgustmg the w~y these "modern" mothers breast .feed !herr bab1es out m public 1 I've seen them on planes, m the park, In restaurants ( rrglit m front of people who are trymg to eat a m eal 1) ThroWing a shaw or scarf over themselves IS useless - everybody KNOWS what they' re dOing' The other mght we VISited fr~endS and this woman brazenly fed her baby r1ght m front of us while she went on talking Her 11year-<~ld son was m the room Imagine 1' 1 was so iooensed I IDSlSted we leave My husband says I'm old.fashioned and argued that she was 'covered, " but I still say she flaunted herself before males, and thiS IS crude Don't you agree • - FOR MODESTY DEAR fOR No, l !lon't agree' You're making something shameful out of a lovely, natural act The mother was probably more "covered' (by her scalf) than you are m a decollete gown, r1ght• I'd say you flaunted your crudeness b y flouncm~ out - H 0 WAID CROSS SONS SIORE · • • Eating the Natural Way SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY THE A':J'HENS COUIIJY & LOAN CO. ' For'Soturday Nov 2 1974 ARIES !March 21 April 19) You have a tendency at pres ent to say th1ngs Without thrnk rng AUhough you wrll rntend no harm someone could be ol tende d TAURUS (April 20-May 201 Be a little more careful than usual w1lh your possess1ons Don I le ave somethu\g lymg aro und an ot he r rn a)' be tempte d to carry off GEMINI (May 21-June 201 lndecls ron makes you ve ry unreliable today Focus on your problem and study 11 thor oughly Once you make a dec1 SIOn abrde by rt CANCER !June 21 July 22) You re lrkeW to presume or preJudge e vents today 1n a faulty manner Try not to make assumptrons based upon par tlal evtdence LEO !July 23·Aug 22) Don 1 take at face value all the fl at terrng remarks one you mtx Wtlh SOC I&II y batheS you 1n Only half her heart IS rn her commen ts VIRGO (Ann '3 Sept 22) MARK VSIORE GAUL'S MARKET ' 1 By Helen Bottel Nov 2 19t 4 You II be rn volved 1n a bus1ness Situ atiOn thrs year that c ould prove Qutte profrtable Ho wever 1t wrll take astute and delicate maoage menl tn order to succeed BETSY ROSS BMERY ROSEBERRrS SERVICE STATION · " • EAST • Q 1062 • 72 M&R SHOPPING CENTER • IGA FOODLINER GOEGLEIN READY MIX •1: • • 753 ~... • J864 AK42 .AS WEST • J98 Us. ... . + t-----------~-------+------------------~·i:· 8 18 L E Cowtown CHANNEL FIVE PROGRAMS NOT SEEN IN GALLIPOLI S FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev L R Gluesencamp pastor Roger Wilfred Sr Sunday School Supt Sunday School i : Minor Repairs & Tune up The Store with A Heart · 9 30 a m Sunday even ing Beech & Locust Middleport worship 7 30 Prayer meeting Phone 949 3342 Racine Ph 992 2366 Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest " Deeter class leader Youth meeting Wednesday 7 30 P m , Ernest Deeter leader MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CH R 1ST - Robert Shook, Middleport Dlal992 3284 pastor Sunday school, 9 30 a m Russell Spencer supt Middleport, Ohio worship service, 10 AS a m , evening worship alternating with c E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meeting, 7 30 1 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe lay leader Buick Pontiac Opel G M C OMlor WHITE'S CHAPEL Coolville R D Rev Roy Deeter 500 E Main St Ph 992 2174 337 N 2nd Middleport paste.: Sunday school, 9 30 Ph '192 2550 am worship servrce 10 30 a m Bible study and prayer serv ice Wednesday, 7 30 p m RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST- Rod Kasler pastor ' "' V H Bra ley Sunday school Bakers of Gay 90's Bread ' supt Sunday school 9 30 a m · Racine Ph 9.c9 9591 Middleport Ph 992 3030 worshrp serv ice and cam mun ton 10 30 am youth · 1 meeting servlce 6 p m 7 Sunday evening regular k l------~~-----------------:------~1-~------------------------~--------l , • . ~o:~ meet•no third Satur day ~', SEARS RUTLAND COMMUNITY ' :(. CHURCH - Sunday School j.'" 9 30 a m worship service. 11 ·:, Louis W Osborne Middleport, Ohio a m Wednes day prayer 220 E Main Pomeroy Ph 992 2178 meeting 7 30 p m Sunday ' n ight worsl}lp 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd D Grimm, Jr 1 pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m l' Morning worship 10 30 a m Chester, Ohio We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions Young peoples service 6 45 '192 2955 Pomeroy p m Evangelistic serv ice • '1 30 p m Wednesday evening service 7 30 p m MASON COUNTY '' ' THE HILAND CHAPEL, MalgsCountyBr•nch George Casto, pastor Sunday School 9 30, jlvenlnp worship, ~ ft ro "' TWO LOCATIONS ~.~e,ciehuf":l'o"~ ~en tng proyer ~l1fA '~~SAV.It~GS 59 N Second St Middleport, 0 MASON FIRST BAPTIST I .il Second ond Pomeroy sts , ston , I · 296 W ~econd .. i'OII)eroy Ph. 992 3163 46 Court St. Go ill polls, 0 . Cra ig, pastor Sunday school , 9 •s a m worship service 11 ' ' a m , training union 6 30 P m evening worship serv ice 7 JO p m Mid week prayer 1 :~Nationwide Insurance Co of Columbus, 0 service, Wednesday 7 30 p m 1... . Groceries & General Merchandise MASDN CHURCH OF 007 Spring Ave Pomeroy ' ' ·Racine Ph 949 5772 CHRIST, P 0 Box 487, Miller Dlal992 2318 ' l • . St Mason W Va Sunday "• • I : Bible Study 10 a m 1 Worship 11 am and 7 p m Bible Study Wednesday 7 p m , Vocal music FIRST SOUTHERN BAP· TIST - Corner of Second and The Friendly Folks" Anderson , Meson Pastor Pomeroy, Ohio The Finest In Mobile Homes Walter Cloud Sunday school . 9 .cs am • worship service, 11 1100 E Main Pomeroy Ph 992 7034 • m and 7 30 p m Weekly Bible study, Wednesday, 7 30 1-------~--------~------~t-----------~--------------l -pm '• : .~ ~ MAIDN ASUMILY OF GOD - Second St , Mason . W I va c n..,..r Tennant pastor Sunday SChOOl 10 I m , ' I--·.· Keepsake Diamond Rings Devoted to Meigs Meoon ArH morning worshiP., 11 1m , 212 E Main St Pomeroy Ph 992 3785 evangerlatlc Hrv cer 7 30 p m Pomeroy.O Q '8ibiestudy and pray.,., serviC:e , .~ . Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone -~ 773 S133 . . ' HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST In Christian Union" ~­ The Rrv William Campbell , pastor Sunday School , 9 30 I m Jomes Hughes supt , Paint. Plumbing & Electrical Supplies Mlddltport, Ohio evening service, 7 30 A m T PI 1 Ph 667 3963 Wednesday evening prayer uppers a ns meeting . 7 30 p m Youth ~.:.;.~ , ·' · • · • . prayer service each Tuesday · 1-..::.:,__~--....:..-------------------------i---------.;...~--....:---------------...._-l F A I R V 1E W New s 13 2 30 - Movie List of Adrian Messenoer 4 4 00 - Movie Agent From H A R M 1• 4 I Don t Understand '• 5 30 - Movie Shoot Loud Lo uder OEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST ~ Char les Russell Sr m inis ter Norman c Will supt Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m worship service 10 30 a m Bible s tudy Tuesday 7 30 p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rac ine Road William Roush pastor Denny Evans Sunday Schoof D.rector Sunday School, 9 30 a m Morning worshlp 1 10 30 a m Sunday even ing serv ice 7 P m Wednesday eve n ing orayer serv ices 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev E a rl Sl'luler pastor WorShip serv ice 9 30 a m Sunday school 10 30 a m Sund a y e venrng serv1 ces 7 30 p m Brbl e stud y and pray er serv1ce Thur sday 7 30 p m Kingsbury Ro•d Sunday School 9 30 a m Ralph Carl, supt Worshrp service 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev J ay St iles ... pastor OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Mr s Worley Francrs Sunda y sc hoo l 5Upt Sunday school 10 a m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt pastor Sunday Sc hool supt Konald Osborne Bible School 9 3.0 a m preach tng 10 45 a m Evening serv ices 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE METHOO&ST CHURCH Rev Palfl Ne ville p as tor Sunday School 9 30 a m Mornrng serv ce 10 30 am , youth serv 1ce 6 ~5 p m Evangelistic service 7 30 p m Prayer meettng Thursday 7 JO p 6 OO - News3 4 15 News8 10. SesameStreet20.; ABC News6 , 13 Adlerian Counseling Techniques JJ '~ \ 6 JOPy- NBC News 3, 4, 15 CBS News a 10 Bewllchlon 6 Gome r le 13 ~ 1 00 - News 10 Wild )< lngdom 13 1 Spy 15 Ell!c Co 20 Bowling fa( Dollars 6 Truth or Consequences 3 4 WCHS Report 8 Jimmy Oe'\f1 13 1 7 30 - Black Perspecttve on the News 33 Porter Wagoner 3 Masquerade Party 4 Candod Camera 6 Pop Goes to The Country 8 Treasure Hunt iO To Tell The Tri4!.1:' 13 8400 - Washington Review 20, 33 Sanford & Son 3 .4 ts Planet of the Apes s, 10 Kung Fu 6 13 8 30 - Wall Street Week 20 33 Chlcoa'nd the Man 3 4 15 9 00 - Masterpiece Theater 20 JJ Rockford F1les 3' 4 15 S1 x Million Oollar Man 6 13 Movie The Graduate' 8 10 10 00 - News 20 Video VI sionarie s 33 Pollee Woman 3 4 15 N1ahl Slalk•r 6 13 11 00 - News 3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Av1atlon Weather 20 1ABC News 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson J 4 15 Ml sston Impossible 6 Un touc hables 13 Janak! 33 il 45- Mov ie Coffee Tea or Me 8 Movie Whatever Hap pened to Baby Jane 10 12 30 - Don Kir s hne r s Rock Concert 6 Wide World Myste ry 13 1 00 - Mldn1ghl Spec1al J 4 15 Excuses you make today won t hold water Wl lh others Own up to your m1stakes rather than hide them LIBRA !Sept 23 -0ct 23) 11 won t help you r rmage 11 you try to Impress others as be tng knowledgeable about some thrng whe n you know ve ry ht tie Best you say no th ing SCORPIO lOci 24 -Nov 22) Be care ful whom you allo w to borrow things fr om you now Thmk twtce before le nd ing something to one who hasn t returned what s he borrowed pr8 VIOUSI 'j SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21) One you presentl y have dealmgs w1th may lry to put something over on you Keep your gua rd up Don t hes1tate to ask prob rng Ques t1ons CAPRICORN IDee 22 Jan 19) You Ilium someone down who re quests a favor lrom you because yo u re not tune d m to the sad urgency of her plea AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 19) Take no ftnanc1 al rtsks or gambles o;, persons you know lrttle or noth1ng about L1mrt your dealings to tndlvtdu als you ve dealt wrlh be lore PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) Th1s IS not a good 11me to mak e decorat1 ve changes around the house You II end up wrth fads mstead of trends 1· • : / ' - "" ... .. '' ':ae;l :l•Bt!INM:r, The btddlng has been Weal Pass Pass North 1!1' 2+ 3 NT I Eaal Pass Pass Pass You South, hold •AK84 !I'K2 tQ54.AQ54 What do you do now? A-Jut bid llx notramp Yea may~ talulfll oeven, but •hould 111ketbe sare ~rofll beN! ' I DON'T SEE 800 HOO HOO!! WHY \IO'RE TAKIN' IT SO HARD, LOWEEZ\1 -- I BUSTED A DADBURN MIRROA !' THAT MEANS SEVEN~S TME FiJ/liN5TANa THf 6RfAt i\Cli\E'lT Tf.IAT 15 (0MIN6 VP ~~ 6~T NOW !;lAD LUCK 11 1-•• 'roOAY'S QUESTION Instead of reb1ddmg two dla · monds your pa rtner has ra 1sed you to three clubs Whal do you do now• . .. I I fW.I6! Ju;T It'S GON£ 1'iOU\IE ~STEP IT ' ~OU RE ..\ LOT OF FIIN 10 6£ ..\RoUND' • ' �9-The Notice SHOOTING MAT C H C orn Hollow Gun Club turn ftr st nght after M•tes Cemetery tra m ed Bead l e rabb1 l dogs and pups some s t arted Phone 74238 10 10 30 3tc W ELL Rutland Factory c hoked guns only Sunday Nov 3 1 P m 1031 Jtc I WILL NOT be m my OffiCe at the Me i g S C ounty Health Dept IOCIUd i OQ Oc t 30 t hroug h noon vacat 1on No\' 6 due to S1g ned Ht l ton Wolfe 10 3 1 Jtp HUMANE SOC I ETY THRIFT m SHOP Pomeroy Open Sa turda y Clothing r easonab ly pr 1c ed Free coffee Saturday 10 31 21c FrtdAV and Skate A Way announced Ha tlowP.Pn P<Hiv Fr td ay Oct Races pnzes bal a\lellable for pnvate 25 loons part ies Monday Tuesday Thur sday n tQhls Sa t or Sun afternoon Open Wed Frtday and Sa t 7 JO 10 30 Phone 985 3929 98 5 <1141 or 985 9996 10 24 12tc AKC Co ll re puppres phone 985 3809 1 1 1 Jtc IRISH SE TTER PUP S AKC Call 742 5909 af t er 5 JO 10 31 Jl p REDUCT ION of grown AKC toy pood l es ss o eac h pu ps S65 S1c1mese kll t ens S15 Phone 1 256 6247 10 1 261 c P UR EBRED Her eford bull 2 7 ROO M hou se with 2 ba th s rn Pomeroy Phone 992 347 8 yr s old Ferg u son tr ac tor tO 15 26 t c Con ta c t John Sheets Lass •e s Ca rry out 3 miles so ut h of NI CE f1ve room and blllh one M tddl epor t on R I 7 fl oor p l an a t 205 Sprt ng Ave 10 J I Jlp Pom eroy Redo n e and red ecorated •n s1 de and out MIXED HEREFORD veal cal f New L u x atre furna ce syste m Phone 84 3 2353 after 4 JO p m Reasonably prt ce d Phone 10 ,___ 31 3t c 992 5292 IO 27 tfc W. Mam ~6p".'k 3 11 ttc AUCTION Sa turd ay PO.M.E RQ~•. 0. Plus deposit & tax We Have Your TUPPERS _________ _____ - ------------ - - - ------------ lost -4'ROOM house unfurn•sh ed on 1650 Lincoln H e1g hts Phon e 992 3874 10 B ttc 2 TRAILER 2 bedrooms only Phone 992 3324 LOST at the Pomeroy Elementary Hobo Party a blond e wig , ftnder please call 99.2 2076 10 30 3tp SADDLE- - bag cover off motorcycle between Mtd dleport and Rutland Call 992 7658 reward 10 27 6tc Yard Sales GARAGE Sate I te m s from fabrrc shop gomg out of business Nov 4 through 9 1284 Powell St Middleport Rain or shine, Srmplt crty patterns for 35c all new and cuuent patterns of ail stzes trim, buttons searn bmdfng thread fabrics and lot of other m tSC fabrr c rt ems Clothtng Chrtstmas decorations glassware and m rsc furniture 11 1 3tc Adults 2 BEDROOM trailer 1n Sy racu se c lose to school No ch lld ren or pets Depostt requ1red Phone 992 2441 af t er 6 30 P m 1018 tfc BEDROOM 1r atler and 2 bedroom apt 1 ch ild only rn each Contact John Sheets at Lassie's Carryout 3 miles south of Middleport on Rt 7 10 31 3tp F URNISHED apartment ut 1ht1es furnished so rtabl e for two workln9 men or retired couple Lrvmg room ktt chen shower and bath On marn h tg hway Mason W Va Phone 773 5147 10 27 tfc ONE bedroom apartment fully furnished Available 1n Middleport nic e ne rgh borhood No pets Phone 992 3863 t!ll 3 p m after 6 p m call 992 5844 10 27 7tc ONE 2 bedroom unfurn tshed hovse located on FIsher St Pom eroy Reasonable rent Call 992 3863 till 3 p m 992 5844 after 6 p m 10 27 7tc for Sale ------------Wanted To Buy SMALL statton wagon Wtth good gas mileage Phone 992 5786 10 30 ttc EARN eKtra cash the easy way 1 Pnces are great for your scrap rro n sheet rron copper bra ss alumrnum, IBM Papers, stamless steel auto batteries auto radtators Sell to one of the largest recycl rng companies rn th rs part of the state The Rosenberg Com pany Athen s Ohio 10 9 tfc Holidav Special! SCRAP ALUMifjUM (Free of Steel) nc per pound The ROWiberg fA 79 Depot Street Athens, Ohio GRAVEL sand Masdn san d limes tone Ptt Run by th e ton Del tv ered Phone 4 46 1142 10 18 tfc --------- ---DACHSHUNDS for sal e phone 992 5473 10 27 6tc Call Collecll 592 5544 Cal l 7.4 2 10 29 26tc ----------1973 HARLEY Davidson 350 SX Motorcycle 1 900 mrles $650 Phone98S 33.4 1 between 8 em and 5 p m and ask for Ray 10 29 61p - - - -- - - l TABLE S and c ha1rs SUitable for bar or restaurant Phone 992 9975 10 29 i:ltp KNAPP sh oes sock s and tackets 11 style s on sale Phone 992 5324 to 1 lf c ---- ---------SIEGLERan'd MONOGRAM FUR OIL HEATERS Route 1 Rutland by -pass 00 992 2259 or 9?2·2568 ()pen Man Sat 8AM - 6PM Interior & Exterior Work BOWERS REPAIR FREE ESTIMATE All Small Appliances Lawn Mowers Fully Insured EXCELS IOR Salt Works E Matn St Pomeroy All kmds of salt water pellets water: nuggets block sa lt and own Ohio R1ver Sa lt Phone 992 3891 6 s tf c MIDGET FARM - 1'12 acres of nearly level land 2 bedroom house , garage and S8500 00 MIDDLEPORT - fruit N1ce older home, has 3 bedrooms, 3 en closed porches, full basement, ga s F A furnace , and 2 garages Only S15 000 co TUPPERS PLAINS - Modern 3 bedroom home. gas F A furnace Nrce k1tchen breezeway , and garage Only $16 ,000 00 32 ACRES - Of wold life country Good huntmg, camp1ng, or w eekend outing $165 25 per acre BUILDING LOTS - Siocatlons startong at 51500 PROPERTY LOCATED IN THIS COUNTY CAN BEST BE SOLD BY A LOCAL BROKER, AND NEGOTIATE A BETTER SALE FOR YOU LIST IT WITH US HOME IMPRO VE MENT S A nythmg you want or need to rmprove your hom e from replacement wmdow s, kit c hen and ba th r()om remodeling garage door operator s or addmg on a room Call Fred S Goeg lem tor fre e estrmates or stop by our model home on Wrt ght St 1n Pomeroy Call 992 5976 11 1 n c LAST BID Home Improvement carpent r y work roof1 n g pa,nt 1ng , ca rpet 1nsta ll at ran free est 1mates All work guaranteed Phon e 742 5081 9 22 tfc - - - - -- - -------- PIANO tunrng an d repa1r Phone Charles Sco tt 992 3718 9 17 32tp so ACRES - With house and some t1mber Alfred area $17,500 115 ACRES - Bollom & hollsode wllh barn Chester r.a. PIC K! ING up a p iano tn your area look i ng for a respon sible party to take over payments Call collect Credit Manager 772 5669 or Wnte Credit Manager 260 E Mam ~t Chi llicothe Ohio 45601 10 22 tfc ------------SEWING Machines, brand new Zrg Zag In n ice w alnut tab l e In ortglnal cartons Never u se d Clearance on ' 74 Model s (Only a few availabl~). SAl 40 cash or terms available Phone 992 7755 10 15 tfc A FEW new band ln str ume,nts Contact Renee Stone 992 7567 ___. 9 4 tfc SEVEN room J bedroom , house with bath, complete modern kitchen wllh bar panellmg lots of cupboards and car pet tng gas hot wat er heat Full basement , pr iced and seen by appomtm en t Call 992 2020 10 JO 6tp Real Estate For Sile· -------------- BUILDING lot 80ft frontage X 165 fl The second lot on left on R1ve rvrew Drr ve Lmcoln Hill Pomeroy. Oh tO If m tere s ted call 992 3230 after 5 pm 10 17 tfc NEW bl level home 3 bedrooms , built In kitchen basement with one c ar garage Phone 7.42 3615 or see M1lo Hutchison 11 1 tf c • ANY AGE CHILD By day or hour, reasonable medical training 1 Ph. 992 7601 batore S p m or 742 4902alter 5 p.m Known & Reliable Service , SEE US FOR YOUR UPHOLSTERING NEEDS From a shelf to • loouse FREE ESTIMATE Ptckup and Delivery Pa1nt1ng, s1d1ng, roof1ng, paper hang1ng, kitchen cabinets, etc 5232 1970 Ford Gal, 500 2 Dr. Sedan •••••••••••••••• '995 351 V 8 engine, power steering, power brakes , auto owner Fr" Estlm•tes, NYLON $7 95 y~ 5q and~ • Price Includes lnslalfallon and free padding Talk to Wendell G•ate , carpet VINYL SIDING consultant 4 Or H T , fac air, P S, P B , vinyl roof trans Local 70 PONTIAC 4 DR .....••............ s1295 1971 Plymouth Satelite •••••••••••••••••••• 1•••• 11895 Fac air, Sebring 2 dr hardtop 318 V 8 engine, power steerong, auto trans Very low mileage " 73 PLYMOUTH GOLD DUSTER $2695 318 V 8, auto, P S , P B , AM FMradlowlth sunroof .CDr Sedan, one careful local own er low mileage Sharp 72 BUICK LeSABRE.................. s2395 4 3 dr Runabout, almost lrke the day It was sold Very low 71 PONTIAC CATALINA ••...•..••... s1595 mileage Opens In rear like sfa wagon 4 Dr Sedan, air , P S, P B Ford 6 cyl. Maverick •••••••••••• •••••••••. 11995 ~ · ' 4 Dr H T , fac air, P S , P B , vinyl roof .¥ . II 1" 71 TOYOTA ............................. s395 66 T-BI RD .......•.•..•.....•...•.••.... 5495 65 aiEV. VAN ......................... s495 67 OLDS CUTLASS ................... s495 ford Torino •••••••.•.••..•...•••••••••..•••• 'l395 .; Dr Sedan, small V 8, power steering auto trans Ford LTD 4 Dr. Hard Top ••••••••••••••••• .'1495 Air conditioned, power steering local owner Uke new finish Candy Stnpe Carpet with rubber back Reg S6 99 sq yd .•' Now $4.99 Sq. Yd. dens~ power brakes,auto trans , 66 FORD FAIRLANE .•..•..••••••.••. 5295 Chevrolet VB Brookwood •••••••••••••••••••11395 Wagon Air cond , P S , P B , A T , shows good care RUTLAND FURNITURE 742 4211 Complete Service Phone 949 3821 or 9o49 3161 Racine, Ohio Crrtt Bradford s 1 Good Selection Cheaper Cars See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED CARS Rulland,O 985-4100 Located on St. Rt. 7 GREAT PAINT VALUES AT ALL WEATHER HARD WARE "''!'r gallon Bran name Roof Pa1nt, 10 pet off whrle they last Take advantage of the se great buys whrle they are strll rn stoc~ ....-·..._•. ~. ALL-WEATHER ...'",..".. , . ........ . HARDWARE 337 North Second Ave Mtddleport, Ohto, 992 2550 ~ ...•••. _ • w lJ \1 . -,......,.. · ··- -..,.SPECIAL OF WEEK•---"""11 WIN KINGSBURY MOBILE HOMES 100 E Main Pomeroy, 0 Call992 7034 Open Dally 11 to 7. NOW ONLY $2495 . - I Ad. You can ••11 furnlture, lappliancae, cloth11 ... do•l of other unueed but I 1uuful H•••l I l••n• CASH SSS$ for tunk cars com plete Frye s Truck and Auto Parts Rutland Ohio Phone 742 609.4 10 16 26 t c mode ls o f mobrle homes Phone area code 614 423 9531 4 IJ tfc Inflation fighting has been KUHL'S p~llosophy gol!1!f on 4 years elec dryers, $45 on stan dard aufo washers since we've started buslness 1 OTHER APPLIANCES w1th • S59 951 sla<ked dn•er. green-wh., S149 95 space & ~nergy saver! USED FURNI"I:URE : Chesfs, dressen, bedrm suites, beds, nlte stands, baby items, wardrobes. dinettes , dining rm suifes, occas tables & table sets, wall to wall carpels & rugs, kitchen cabinets & much, AUCTION SALE SAT., NOV. 2-Starting at 12:00 Noon At BILL GOODWIN'S FARM 7 Miles From Albany Tools and miscellaneous articles needed around • home or farm, too many to list. Some new truck •nd auto tires, usedtractor..tlres Younamettandlh•velt. J, SUNDAY, NOV :I-STARTING AT 11:00 A.M. F-urndure and household effects, gas stove, small deep freezer dishwasher, metal cabinets. china closet, Ironer, d1shes , 2 rugs two beds, chest of drawers, dresser, wardrobe, gas heater. large mrrror, large Siegler fuel oil hea•er, upright plano and bench, patio or dinner bell. fruit fars , clocks, wild Cherry gun cabinet, 3 shotguns 2 old 12 gauge one 16 gauge Rifles one 22 magnum· one 22 250 with scope, several hand gUns. lots of ammunition money. $1995 up from$35 SANlTATlON , OHlO PH 662 --------------- YES, KUHL'S has had the sameprice of $35 on standard SYSTEMS AUTOMOBILE fn!ou1at 1Ce been "'c ancelled, Lost your operator 's license Call 992 7428 6 15 tfc now! '" much NEW FURNITURE 3 pc maple finish bedrm lin eludes • dr chest, dbl dresser & mirror, bookcase hdbd bed) $132 50 , 4 ,dr mople finish chest S30, 2 pc living rm sulles from $175, v inyl recliners $49 95, heavy dk oak 3 pc SPANISH table sets $89 95, with red velvet Inserts $119 5pc SPANISH living room (sofa, chair & 3 tables with gold velv"t Inserts) REG $658 - MOW $495 Also, tate model, floor COLOR TV, ~gnavox­ $159 95f ANTIQUES Banner metal churn, b~tter press, green glass Insulators, ' old Irons, carbide lamps, old lanterns, shaving mirror on 1 . stand , mahogony davenport-& chair, 3 piece living room suite, love seat, frame and matching chair, apple blltter '. ' Wrtnger Washers - • .. - ' 2 USED FREEZERS ~~ STOCK M cloc ks, r~e boxes , brass beds dishes, desks, or complete house.holds Wrtte M 0 Mlllt!r Rt A, Pom eroy Ohio call 992 7760 5 13 tfc 2 Just Soldl 2 Just Arrived! CHESTER TOWNSHIP FIRE LEVY -·. "-. - YOUR SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED ,__ - - • 10 27 6tc ---.,.-----------1971 MONTE carlo, A C , phone 992 56Jl '. 1 RONALD H. ' JAMES • ' ' - - Priced to Sell • • · - - lt.f5 up Iced Sell 1o lDryer · - - · - · 1"_ · · · · · - - Pr Refrigerators, green, g61d, copper ond white • 49 9s !IP We also buy households of turn lture at TOP PRICES, Mobile Homes For Sale Bd of co comm rssloner s and Co H ea lth Dept , Pomeroy Oh io Remova l of sewer connection ban Imposed on Meigs County This actron not preceded by proposed action and Is ap peelable to EBR under ORC Sec 3745 0.4 ( 11 ) l ltc ' • USED CARS ' Rutland Furniture ' Rutl<t:Hl,O St~P. Hull, Dt~vf' or Mil< e Grate 1 1 - • ' 1 ** g AM-6 PM MON. lHRU SAT. Graduate of Marshall University 21/2 Years governmental agency expen~nce *Endorsed by Untted Mine Workers, Untted Auto Workers, AFL-CIOand many more labor & business groups. ENDORSED BY ·JOHN GLENN 1971 VW BUG speed, A Tape player, fa c tory atr SAT Was $2195 ONLY'1650 1969 PONTIAC Tempest cy linder Buy! •• rad 1a l hres 6 SAT ONLv'795 Was SIJ95 1969 MERCURY Marqu rs a1r cond Was $1195 1967 INT. 4 Many Prices Reduced! --------------------------74 Cadillac Cpe. DeV1IIe, full power, a1r•• •••17500 74 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, full power, air •••••17500 73 Olds 98 LS Sedan, full power, a1r••••••• 14595 73 Dodge Pol. Cus. 4 Dr. HT., pow., air .• •••13095 73 Olds Cut. Sup. HT Cpe., power, air .......13295 73 Dodge Pol. 4 Dr. HT., v-rqot, air ••••••••• '3095 _ 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., v-roof, aV ••••••• •• ,.... 13495 Carryall driv e sp f 8 95 PS, P B 1967S,BUICK P B , vinyl 4 w heel Was $1395 SAT DNL y 4 dr Electra lop Was $795 P ~~IY '495 Theseoffersgoodonly Sa , Nov . 2,1974 Dealersh1p hours: Mon .-Fn . a.m . - 7 p.m . Saturdays 8 a.m. S p.m See Ceward Calvert, Smthn Art Argynes or B111 Nelson Something To Believe ln Smith-Nelson Motors, Inc. 500 E. Mam St. Phone 992-2174 Pomeroy, 0. 72 Chevelle Mal. HT Cpe., v-roof, a1r, stereo. !2995 72 Olds Toronado Cpe., V-roof, pow., air •••• 13695 72 Chev. Imp, Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S.•••••••••12495 72 Ford Cus. 500 4 dr. Sed., pow. alr••••• !l495 72 Pontiac Cat. HT Cpe., Power, air •••••••• 12895 71 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr., V-roof, air ......... 11795 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto...........11695 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air ••••••••••• 11495 70 Ford Gal. 500 2 Dr., VB, 3 speed ••••••• !1095 69 Ford LTD HT. Cpe., V roof, air •••••••••••1995 69 Chev. Mal. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., P.S•••••••• •• '995 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T., v-roof, air •••• '595 68 Pontiac Bonneville H.T. Sedan, power, air '595 6B Chev. Mal. Wagon, V-8 auto., P.S.••••.•• '995 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, power, air •••••• , 11095 6B Chev. BA 4 Dr., V-8, auto., P.S........... '995 68 Buick Skylark 2 Dr. H.T., auto., P.S.......1695 67 Cadillac H.T. Sedan, full power, air••••••••1995 66 Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr., VB, auto, P.S.•••••• •• 1495 64 Ford Falcon 2 lloor••••••• ••••••••••••••••• 1250 63 Olds 88 Hardtop Sedan ...................1150 Karr & . Van Zandt ' "You'll L1ke Our Quality Way of Doong Busoness" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY" Open Evemngs Until6:00--Ttl 5 p.m. Sat. PUBLIC NOTICE TO 81dders SHERIFF'S SALE OF SUBJEC T Purchase of CHAT:rEL PROPERTY school bus FOR Th e Board of Educatton C1t1zens' Nattonal Bank Plamttff of th e South ern Loca l Sc hoo l vs Dt strr c t Box 176 Ra c1 ne Oh ro Maqorre Grogan Sea l ed proposal s will b e Defendant rece tve d by the Board of Cas~ No t5 229 Educatron of the Southern Local In pursuance to an Executton Sc hool D1stnct of Racine Oh10 Issued from the Common Pleas at the c ler ks office until 12 00 Co urt of Me i gs County o c lo ck noon on No Pomeroy Ohio on the 22n d day vember 27 1974 a nd at th at ttm e of Oc tob er 1974 and to me opened by the c l erk of sa1 d dtrected In th e case above board as provided by law tor 1 named 1 will expose to sale af (66) pa ssenge r schoo l bus Public A uct1on at the front door accordrng t o spectf!C atlon s of of the Court House Pomeroy satd Board o f Educat i on Se parate and rnd ep end ent b tds Ohro Meigs County on Wed n es day , the 13 th day of wil l be r ece 1v ed wrth re spec t t o ttle chass•s an d body typ e and November 19 74 at 10 00 a m wil l state that t he bus when the following goods and chat tels to wit assembl ed and pr ror to delrvery 1 1965 Dodge Polara 2 door com pl y wt t h all schoo l d1str1c t spec: lt lcatto n s all sa fety Hardtop co lor green, Ser ta l No regulation s and curren t Ohro 0153228518 Model Polara 500 T erms of Sa le Cas h In hand on Mmrmum Standard s for Sc hool Bus Co n s tru c tton of th e day of sa l e of Educa ti on Taken as the propert y of D e pa r tment Marjorie Grogan Wigal to adopted by and with the consen t satisfy an Executton 1n favor of of the Direc tor of H1gt1way Safet y pur suant to Se ct1on th e Crt tzens Natrona! Bank .4511 76 of the Revised Code and ali other perhn ent prov tslons of Robert C Har tenba ch Shenff of law Spe ctflca tlons and in M erg s Coun ty Ohro struct1ons to btdd ers are on f [le 1n the office of the Supenn (11 ) 1 ltc tendent Ra ci ne Ohio Phone 9•94871 or >4854 Th e Board of E du catron re serves th e nght to re [ect any and all brds By Order of the BoaT"d of A thought for the day Irish Educat 1on Ge nevieve Ha rvey poet Oscar Wilde sa1d, "The PUBLIC NOTICE only way to get r1d of a temp- 1 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. 19740PELMANTA $2895 2 Door, orange finish blk vinyl Interior, bucket seats less than s 000 m1les & J mo old Radio deluxe bumpers 1972 DODGE DART CUSTOM $2495 4 Door local1 owner car, 318 V 8 eng me, automatic trans power steering air conditioned , vinyl trim vinyl top Autumn gold finish w w tires like new radio 1972 VEGA GT 52095 Hatchba ck low mileage by 1 owner new w w tires trans fer red from new ca r . 4 speed trans , radio, green finis h, black vi nyl Interior deluxe tr im PUBLIC NOTICE Sea l ed proposals are des tre d from reputabl e suppliers of automot1ve ft re apparatus for one ( l) 500 ga llon per m tnute motor pump tng engtne in full conforman ce wrth lh e sp ec thcat ton s on tile wrth the Ftre Ch1ef 10 th e ollrce of th e V rll age Clerk m the v dlage of P omeroy Ohio Btds w1ll b e received ln t he office of lhe V1 ll age Cl erk, Seco nd Str ee t VlllaliJe ot Pomeroy Ohro un til 12 o clock noon on Monday November 18 197.4 Each bid sha ll c on tam th e full name of each person ftrm or corporat •on tnterested 10 same and shall b e accompanied by a Certified Check or Bid Bond in th e a mount of 10 per cent of t he total bid and be dr awn m favor of the Vtllage of Pomeroy Thes e c hecks or bonds wi ll be returned at once t o all except th e successful b i dd er His chec k or bond wi ll be held until the contract or bid is properly execut ed by hrm Th e rrght is re se r ved to r e ject any and all b1dS ELECTION NOTICE On Nove mber 19 \974 rn accordance with Chapter 15 15 Ot 14 Rev •sed Code of Ohro t he Oh 10 So il and Water Con se rvat ton Comm ttte e Will cause an election to be held al Eas tern H 19h Sc hool at 7 00 p m e1ec tm g one sup ervisor to fr ll t h e exp irmg term of Dav•d Koblentz Nominees to fill th e exptrrng term ar e Joseph Ba rl ey of Rutlanel Township, Dav1d Gloeckn er of Letart Town shrp James Meredith of Ches t er Town stup Nom 1nat1ons w i ll be accepted fro m th e fl oor a t ttle trm e of el ec tton or by pe t1tl on sub m ltted one week pr io r to elec l1 on co ntaln tn g th e S•Cjnature s of 25 tan~ owner s On 1y landowners and occup1ers ar e eligtble t o vote Polls wil l also be open at t he dr strr c t off1 ce rn th e Far mers Bank Burldlng from 8 00 a m to 2 00 p m on th e elec tro n date Me1gs SWC D Offi ce Bo• ..432 Pom eroy Oh ro A5769 992 3628 Ja ne Walton Cl er k VILLAGE OF POMEROY ( 11) I 8 2tc PUBLIC NOTICE T he Board of Tru s tees of Salem Tow nsh ip M e1QS Cou nty Oh ro wtll r eceive b ids unt1 1 7 p m November 15 1974 for the purchase of one used mo tor grader Spec 1f1 catrons may be ob ta tned at th e hom e o f t he c l erk of Sa lem Townsh tp Metg s Co The Board of Townsh tp Tru st ees reserv e the r ig ht to r e1ec t any or all bids By ord er of th e Board of Tru st ees of Sa l em Tow nsh rp Me1gS Co Ohio Alma E Smith Cl erk (IJ ) 1 8 15 3tc ( 1) 1 15 2tc Leota You ng D is tr ict Secretary Auto Sa l es 1971 BUI CK Estate wagon 3 seats ps pb a rr con dt tt onmg new r ad tal trres Phone 992 7625 11 1 Jtc For Sale E FLAT Sa)l.optlo n e r ea sonable 992 7685 very 11 1 6tp ' ' For Rent F URN ISHE D apartment 5 rooms and bath with enc losed bac k porc h also furnished apartment 3 rooms and bath f trst floor Ph one 992 2937 11 1 Jtc of ' fallon Is to f1eld to 11 " . ****** VOTE WINTER HOURS "Elect A Full Time Representative ' Gh 1a SAT Was S2195 ONLY'1650 ON M-R LEVY STATE REPRESENTATIVE . , ... ' ".'. .. '' vw 1970 VA LIAN1'65x12 3 bedroom fully carPeted LP gas heat Phane 992 7751 tfc 8 25 FOR Baby 5 Drawer Chest & Robe · - - - Combination 22 Sets of Tabln · • • • • · · · 2 Mllytag Portable, Washers and , 10 30 3tc 79.95 110 lb. set Of Bar Bells, •" metal II lD 30 3tp 10 27 7805 __,SPECIAL THIS WEEK.._....,.......,""C • Portland -------------- IT IS A RENEWAL, NOT AN ADDED TAX ' ' Cooper ----- --------- 26 Chests & Dressers • · · - - . 19.95 up Coppertone Utility Cabinet 7'-95 Old Donong Room Suite, good shape · • 169 95 Several Llvong Room Suites & Sofas 3U5 up Loads of Odd Chairs - Rockers, Recliners, and Easy Chaors 10.00 up Mahogany Desk, 44"x22", •nd Chair 1969 CHEVROLET Ca price $800 eK conditton P b , p s Phone 992 7876 after 6 p m 10 30 6tp Ohio .Environmental Protectton Agency durrng Jh e prev1ous wee k Anyone aggneved or adversely affected by tssuance or renewal of any permtt (s ) hcense(s) or var1ance(s} may request an adludl c: ation hear ing by written r eq uest pursuanl to Ohio Rev i sed Code Sectron 37.45 07 wtthrn thrrty (30 ) days of th e dtrec tors proposed actron to 1ssue or deny such documents That s tatute does not prov tde for hearing requests to the OEPA on appltcat1on s revocat1ons modrficatlons complaints venlled c om plalpts certtftcattons leases orders , or frnal actrons With in <SO days of publ tca tton of this ~ notice any person may also (1) submtt written comments relating to act1ons proposed actions complaints or verified complarnts 121 request a pub I 1c meetrng regard1ng proposed act1on s and or (3) request notrce of further acttons on proceedmg s 1969 FORD Galaxte 302 engtne Reques ts for hear mgs on fin al good gas m1leage extra actions to Iss ue deny mod1fy condrtion Phone ( 1l 667 3685 revoke or renew perm rt s after 5 p m or call 985 3836 licenses or varrances that are 11 1 6t c not prece ded by proposed ac ttons and so idenftfled In th ts 1973 OLDS Cutlass s ch estnut notice should be sent to th e brown In color , l1ke new 1ns1de Env ir onmental Board of and out 350 engtne with em Review Sulte 505 33 North Hrgh condrtlonlng, power brakes Street , Columbus Oh10 432il5 po w er steering and automatic transmission 24 000 actual A ll other requests for ad mtles 4 new Goodyear trre s IUd ic atlon hearings and other and original sports wheels com m unlcat1ons concerning Call 992 3914 after 5 p m publ i c hearings publi c 11 1 Jtp mel!tlngs adludteatton hearings, complaints of any 1963 MERCURY Comet 6 k1nd and regulations should be cyl $300 .Good condition addressed to the legal records Phone 992 7663 sectton Ohio EPA P 0 Box 11 1 3tc 1049 Columbus Ohto 43216, (614) 466 6037 1968 BU ICI\ Skylark Special 2 Unless otherw ise s ta te d m dr hardtop very clear S750 particular notr ees, a ll other tncludrng Call 742 •831 tc communications 10 29 6 comments on proposed actrons and requests for public 1974 PLYMOUTH Satellrte meettn gs should be addressed Sebring excellen t condition erther to the new source, A1r, or for $3 100 Phone 992 3410 • NPDES Permrt Records Sec 10 29 6tc t 1on wh ichever 1S approrplate, at the Oh io EPA, P 0 Box 1049, MusT sell, 1972 vega gas sa v er Columbus Ohio, 43 216 wagon, 4 speed am S1,87~ ls,suance of findings and orders Phone 992 7805 FOR AND SUPPORT ' FP 1i.)·:1 ' 8995 up 20 00 up 3995 up -- ------- ----- WILL do babysrttmg m my home day or night Phone 992 5142 10 30 6tc - - ----- - - ---- ----------- --OLD F URNITURE oak tables, Auto Sales \IOlE ,. 1 Avocado Green Washer- 1 White Washer- 1 Harvest Gold Dryer - 1 White Dryer (Check the new price and save on these USED MODELS. Good Selectoon Breakfast Sets WILL DO babys1ttrng tn my hom e Phone 992 7126 10 21 tf c Clarence 1 Several Bedroom SUites L..-------------1 Employment Wanted 66 CHEVROLET lf2 ton p1ckup MAYTAG AUTOMATIC WASHERS the President's slogan. but REPAIRED 10 4 tfc -- - -- - ------- stirrer, tow ~11. several scales, trtllk cans BABY BED, OOMPLITE phone will Jlnlhl PUBLIC NOTICE I ••caeh telulu", too, when1 The following documerfls were you piece an act Jon Want 1 rece.ved or prepared by t he CA~t-1 pa;-d to;:-all makes- and II ------------SEP"TlC TANKS, AROBIC MlLLER STEWART 3035 0 •• • •• • • ' • 1' r •• o •• •• . SEPTIC TANKS clea ned, reasonable rates Ph 446 4782 Gallrpoils John Russell , owner and operator 5 12 tfc SEWAGE Will g ELECTRIC RANGES 1 Avocado Green Elec. - 1 Copper Elec - 4 White Eladrtcs Pr~cad S69 95 and up.GAS RANGES 2 Avocado Green- 1 Harvest Gold- Several white gas ranges to choose from . Priced $39 95 and up 1 --you r JUNK autos complete and del ivered to our yard We prc k up auto bodtes and buy all krnds of scrap metal s and rron Rrder•s Salvage St Rt 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy 01110 Call 992 5468 10 17 tf c $6 Chester, o. ,-------------1 Wanted To Buy On Sale Now quality De11oe Brrght Wh1te L atu Hou se Paint in 2 gallon cans Only WHIP INFLATION NOW ls ttC vinyl roof 71 FORD GALAX IE 500 ............. s1595 Gr,obl:oer, 2 dr Very low mileage Auto trans Extra nice SPECIAL! Pomeroy, 0. Rt. 7 & Umon Ave. Dr H T , FAC AIR , P S , P B, vinyl roof 1974 Ford Pinto 4 cyl.••••••••••••••••••••••••• 12695 carpet values Your tob can be compiefed 1n 1 1o 2 weeks N1ce far bedrooms, kitchens, etc P S, P B 1972 Chevrolet Nova 6 cyl .••• •••••••••••••••••••12195 k. I - We have hundreds of Mklclleltorf,. 72 aiEV. IMPALA .......•••.•.•••..•.s1995 2 11 tfc 501 PH. 992-7~4 or 992-712; 2 Dr H T , fac air, P ~, P 8, vinyl roof " r lfantotl~f be-' .. 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"fiUd rz .. .tll 72 PLYMOUTH FURY 111 •••••••••••• s1995 lnilatlon fighter sale • " •.u P B , locally owned Mill We desperately need good used p~c<ops The tome to buy Is when the seller Is anxious to sell I Com get our deal-It is the anywhere Run run run. to 61 S Th1rd Street tor our EXCAVATING dozer , loader "' "' and backhoe work, septic • tanks Installed, dumP tructs and lo boys tor hrre, will haul ftll dirt top soil, limestone & graver Call Bob or A:ooer ,., Jeffers day phone 992 7089 nrght phone 992 3525 or 992 992-5162 Syracuse, Ohto year and save deprec1at1on on We're loaded with l975 pickup trucks We' re anxious to a h? • L-------------------~ ~· SYLVIA'S UPHOLSTERING s, p WhY buy a 74 when you can gain';.: "' OONSTRUCTION 70 PONTIAC 4 DR SEDAN ...•..... ~1195 Inflation Figher Sale of New and Used ~ars and Trucks 1 All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING Karman sporty 4 Dr sedan, air, P S, P B Your dollar may never again buy so much as-during our PHONE 949 3832 or 843·2667 1971 68 aiRYSLER NEWPORT•......••..•• '695 D&D JOHNSON MASONRY 992-7608 behmd Rutland Grade Schod1, complete front end " servtce brakes and tuneups, • Wheels balanced electronically Open 8 to 8 daily Call 742 3232 on Sunday for appt 7 16 tfc CLEANED , rates, rellable people with 337 N. 2, Middleport 992-2550 Keep out the cold and cut the cost of heatmg I Dress your home up warm for cold da~s ahead . Sidmg: Insulates, adds beauty, IS durable, adds value, ts colorful. S1d1ng can be mstalled anyttrne. Ask us about Soffit, Fascia, Gutters and Downspouts, too . FREE ESTIMATE locat~d --------------- 8-& P.M. All-WEATHER 777 Ptarl Street Middleport, Ohio Phone992 5367or992 3861 REMODELING? . FOR FREE estimates on a lum inum replacement Wtndows sidrng storm doors and windows Railing PhOne Charles Lrsle Syracuse, Ohio Carl Jacob Sa les Representative V v Johnson and Son Inc 4 30 tf c DAY NURSERY that 1s needed for a free 1s a phone call Please Phone SEWING MACHINES Repair servrce, all makes, 992 2284 The Fabrr c Shop Pom e roy Authorized Singer Sales and Serv1ce we sharpen Scissors 3 29 ttc 307 Sprong Avenue 992-2298 Pomeroy Bus1ness SeMces 8-K EXCAVATJNG OOMPANY All e~hmate Satu It takes two to make a bargam- but you will find us easy to deal with U you are in the market for a really clean used car that is worth the money. No long waiting period C BRADFORD Auctioneer area Prtced For Quick Sale POMEROY LANDMARK ~Y.~ Jack W C1rsey, Mgr Phonet92 2111 PIANO tunmg and re parnn g, Lane Dan tels Phon e 992 2082 Reference Elberfe\dS 10 25 12tp ------------O ' DELL Ahnem e nt, Branch Manager -1 New Monogram Wood Burning Stove WIL L trtm or cut trees and shr ubbery also clean out basement~ and att ic s Phone 949 322 1 or 742 4.4.41 10 18 26tc ALL ELECTRIC new home, home 518.500 W~lher lfc . ,------~-:-::-::-I 3 bedrooms, carpeted, range and air c:ondit1onlng, $17,500 full basement, all electnc Sewer Work Llmostone & Fill Dirt Commercial-Residential Constructton & Remodel .•••• ,.•,.._. .• 114 READY MIX CONCRETE deltvered right to y our protect Fast and easy Free est i mates Phone 992 3284 Goegleln Ready Mix Cp Mrddl eport Oh i o 6 30 tf c IT'S TRUE DOZER or backhoe w ork Phone •46 3981 or .4 46 3459 OOZER work, land clearing by the acre hourly or contract, farm ponds roaels etc Large dozer and operator with over 20 years expenence Pullins Excavat1ng, Pomeroy Ohto Phone 992 2478 3 bedrooms 0oof Installed by All Roofing Co Installed . Nov - -- ~- ---- ---- -- llh acres RUTL.AND - Next to Htghway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 SEP TIC TANK S cleaned Modern Sanrtat1on 992 3954 or 992 7349 9 18 ttc CREMEANS CONCF<ETE deltvered Monday t hrough Saturday • and eventngs Phone 446 1142 6 13 tfc 160 A 3 m1 from Harnsonvllle, 15 mi from Athens Beef or dairy farm , all elec home barn, out buildings, 6 ponds Don t forget the roof of your home Have a 15eautlful new Racine, 0. acre, beauhful building site, wooded T P water, electric exclusive a rea for homes ~3 . 500 Lines, 0, FridaY., I, 1974••••••••••••••••••• ------ - - gu1ranteed. Dozer, Backhoe, Trucks towards Ph. 992-5682 or 992-7121 All Mecham cal Work 949-3295 1112 Loi& Pauley, Middleport Pomeroy '-'-----'--'""'-;"'"~ 'J..-~-'--:,....,.----..,."'":""'"' - ---- - - - - - - - - - On State Rt 124, 112 mt from GHEEN'S PAINTING TV CONTACT 75 ooo BTU gas heater $35 Phone 142 3842 11 1 3tc 92.1 WMPO-FM home dlnlng R bath R basement TUPPERS PLAINS - carport LOCUST posts 22 Remtngton 1 and 1 72 acre lot Phone 742 3656 10 18 26 tp - - -- MIDD/.IK)tl 0 If so, Call us Now for a Free Estimate. Large barn & silo, milk house, Implement shed , 3 BR RT 143 - (<II elec homo, 3 BR, carpeted bath & 1/2 , Athens, Oh1o - -- n7 N 2101! All 27 Acres - Strout Realty SUPER lOR VINYL PRODUCTS ________ ____ _ STEREO 3 500 00 BRADBURY - FREE HOME ESTIMATES FIREWOOD for sale 4831 1 992-2550 _ _ _ __________"_8 CARP.ET S a frtght? Make them a beautiful sight wllh Blue Lustre Rent electric shampooer 51 Baker Fur ntture Company 11 1 3tc GREAT COUNTRY kttchen and dmmg area hardwood floors basement forced a tr heat JUST Produced trqm a special vmyl compound made by B F Goodrich and Monsanto 5 limes th tcker than metal Sldtng Wt\1 not dent chrp cractr. pdel rot , rust or chalk ONE two bedroom apartment fully furnished ntce netgh borhood plenty of off street parkrng Located In Mtd dleport Call 992 3863 flit 3 p m , aft er 6 call 992 5844 10 27 7tc YARD SALE Friday Sat and Sunday, Nov 1 2, 3 New ~11nd used merchandise at Hobart Smalley restdence, Chester Ohio 1966 GMC p ick up S-400 or trade 10 31 3tc tor car of equal value Phone 378 6219 RUMMAGE Sa l e F ry Bu ll dmg 10 30 3tc Thursday and Friday Saturday , Oct 31 Nov 1, 2 9 GROCERY business for sale to 4 p m Burldtng for sale or lea se 10 30 Jtp Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m to 10 p m for appointment YARD Sa l e Oct 31, Nov 1 and 3 20 tfc 2 at Hysell Run anytime 10 30 3tc SOLID VINYL SIDING 10 18 He 3 REO IRI SH SE TTER male dog 1 yr old wearing no collar Answers to the name of • Shawn" Call 667 6263 after 6 p m durmg the day c all 667 38.42 10 31 3tc BEDROOM doubl e w tde moblle hom e tn Sy racu se No c hrldr en or pets depos tt r eq u1r ed Phone 992 244\ after 6 p m 10 29 tt c Lovel y ranch ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE lype home 2 B R balh, nice Our atm is to please our customers Thur sday and ntght 7 p m at CAREER OPPORTUNITY for Men or Women - Nat •on w1de Insurance Offers earntngs up to S15 000 ( lhts 1S a salary n ot a draw l to sell complete •n surance protectton life health , auto fire com mercial auto fman ce and mutual fund s No pnor ex p erlen ce Is necessary stnce w e have one of the most complete trammg programs In th e Industry If you are interested In a ca reer op portuntty 1n a rewardtng buslneu ca ll Stanley Ferguson at (614) 446 4707 Collect , Monday through Fr rday 8 a m to 4 30 p m An Equal Opportunrty Employer 10 30 3tc PLAINS - leve l acre - C1der and Indian Corn - --- Help Wanted CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING ELAND 608 E REALTV MAIN S1.29 REDEOORATING? Water, E lectrJc, Gas, Roght Now At Pomeroy SPECIAL OF THE WEEK J ANO 4 ROOM furn1shed and unfurnished apartments Phon e 992 5434 .4 12 tfc FREE Then ca ll us for a Water AnalySIS 593 6366 DR. PEPPER 3975 home Does your requtre any of these servoces? OF " Dry Red , Itchy Skon Red, Smelly Hard Water- Shuler's Market For Rent PRIV ATE meelt ng room for any organ •zatron phone 992 Ser~1ces _________ __ 3 FURNISHED rooms on East 1957 C H EVY p arts NEW Marn St Phone 992 2381 Lakewood tra ct 1on bars h r 10 31 Jtc tacker a 1r shoc k s hook er Mason Auctton Ho rton St •n headers w rth 3 co llector s fo r Mason W Va Constg n ments ONE second floo r apartm en t small block Ca ll 99 2 3496 wetc.ome Phone (304) 773 furn is hed two bedroom s affer 6 p m BE ST OFFER 5471 Lo c ated on Matn St tn 10 17 ffc 10 3 tfc Pom ero y Off s tr ee t park1ng w•t h tn w a lk1ng dtstance from MODERN walnut stereo radtO YAR 0 Sale at Fredd1e Moore 6 bus mess d1s lr ct r eason a ble comblnat1on 8 track tape 3 m lies south of Middleport rent Ca ll 992 3863 till 3 p m a m fm rad lo 4 speaker sound Saturday and Sunday 10 till 6 992 58 44 after 6 p m syste m Balance $109 32 or pm 10 27 7tc easy t erms Call 992 3965 11 1 2tc 10 30 tfc 12x60 2 BEDROOM mobt le AUCTION and Rummage Sa le home Phone 9.49 2461 Nov 9 11 am at the Racme 10 29 6tc Shrme Park Sponsored by Twm Ctty Shrtne Club TRAILE R space 2 mr l es from Mercha ndise sold on con Pomeroy Rt 14 3 Phone 99 2 s 1gnment bnng what you 5858 have to se ll or Cll ll 949 2491 10 27 tf c For p1 ckup All nobl es are requested to brmg an •tem to sell Public mvt ted to take HOUSE 10 New Haven W Va TW IN NEEDLE SE WING part Brmg anythmg you want Part ly turn 1shed For rn MACH IN ES 1974 Mod el rn to sell Lun ch served by tormat 1on wrtte t o Bo x 739K walnut stand A l l fea ture s Shnners wtves Come enjoy c o The Darly Sen trn el bu t It'" to make fancy desrg ns th e day Not responstble for Pomeroy Ohio .45769 and do str etch sew ing A l so accidents 10 27 6tc bu ttonhol es bltnd hems etc 11 1 7tc UJ 35 c as h or t er m s 2 BEDROOM trailer at Hysell available Phone 992 7755 Run Phone 992 3975 or 992 SKATE A WAY will be closed 10 30 tf c 2571 Oct 30 thro ug h Nov 5 open 10 21 lfc Nov 6 1964 RAMBLER 6 cy l tn good 10 27 6tc c ond ttt on easy on gas 100,000 TWO A room and bath apts m BTU upright furna ce heats 6 Middl epor t For lnformalton SHOOTING Match Ractne Gun rooms 2 gas hea ti ng s toves call 992 2550 or 742 6551 Club Sun day Nov 3 1 p m refngerator Call 742 .4 96.4 or _.. 7 3 tfc 10 30 .4tc see Kat1e carpente r on Larkrns Sl Rutland Oh ro SWAP - SELL - BUY Fl ea FUR NI S HED apartment 10 30 Jtc Market Sprmg Avenue adults onl y m Mtddleport Pomeroy, Oh to Saturday and Phone 992 3874 WINCHESTER mod e l 1400 Sunday AUCTIO N SUND AY s 12 lfc automatic: 12 g auge less than 5 00 CONSIGNMENT 15 Pe t - - - - - -- - -- - - - - - ' 2 months old Call 992 3980 10 17 tfc 4 ROOM furnrshed apt Close to 10 30 3tp Powells Super Valu phone POMEROY sacred Hear t 992 3658 MAPLE coc ktarl and end tab les Church Fa ll Fest tval Bazi'ar 10 13 ffc by Bassett sw1v e1 rocker all Wtll be Thursday Nov 7 1974 l tke new Call 992 7090 after Dtnners Creamed baked COUNTRY Mobil@' Ho nie Park~ 5 30 p m chicken and ham games and Rt 33 ten miles north of 10 30 4tc fancy stands dmner starts Pomeroy Large lots wrth 4 30 p m Adults S3 children concrete patios srdewalks FIREWOOD for sale Phon e $1 50 t unn ers and off street 99 2 3363 or 992 33 12 10 30 8tc parking Also spaces for 10 24 12fp small trailers Phone 992 1479 7 21 tfc: --~ -- --- ' For Sale Pets For Sale Busmess Real Estate For Sale "TIRED Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, CLOSED SUNDAYS EFFECTIVE NOV. 3,1974 By Appointment Anytime Phone 949-4651-Frank Gheen JAMES This is for operating expenses. It is a RENEWAL of .75 of a mrll whtch expires and an ADDITIONAL 2 mills due to inflation and being required to have another locatton when we must leave the rooms of Rutland Elementary School. ·. Larry's Mobile Home Sales FOR State Representative POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992-7777 600 W. MAIN ST. 1 Pd By Commltlileto Elect R James, C Allen Chr ' Paid for by Retarded Promotion Committee of Mentally Red Rose Dog Food Contatns Votamon A Pa lmotate Votamons E, D2, R1boflavm, Niactn, condensed f1 sh solub les, meat meal, plus ather hogh qualoty 1ngredoents And your dogs will .• ; love tts crun chy meal form that g1ves thetr gums and teeth exercose Try the dog food that's been favored by breeders and kenne ls f or decades Red Rose, the all pro dog food The proce os roght too Loke all Red Rose Feeds , ot's backed up by more lhan 130 years of Eshelman experoence on the foeld of animal nutrotlon 1 ' < • ...0 �9-The Notice SHOOTING MAT C H C orn Hollow Gun Club turn ftr st nght after M•tes Cemetery tra m ed Bead l e rabb1 l dogs and pups some s t arted Phone 74238 10 10 30 3tc W ELL Rutland Factory c hoked guns only Sunday Nov 3 1 P m 1031 Jtc I WILL NOT be m my OffiCe at the Me i g S C ounty Health Dept IOCIUd i OQ Oc t 30 t hroug h noon vacat 1on No\' 6 due to S1g ned Ht l ton Wolfe 10 3 1 Jtp HUMANE SOC I ETY THRIFT m SHOP Pomeroy Open Sa turda y Clothing r easonab ly pr 1c ed Free coffee Saturday 10 31 21c FrtdAV and Skate A Way announced Ha tlowP.Pn P<Hiv Fr td ay Oct Races pnzes bal a\lellable for pnvate 25 loons part ies Monday Tuesday Thur sday n tQhls Sa t or Sun afternoon Open Wed Frtday and Sa t 7 JO 10 30 Phone 985 3929 98 5 <1141 or 985 9996 10 24 12tc AKC Co ll re puppres phone 985 3809 1 1 1 Jtc IRISH SE TTER PUP S AKC Call 742 5909 af t er 5 JO 10 31 Jl p REDUCT ION of grown AKC toy pood l es ss o eac h pu ps S65 S1c1mese kll t ens S15 Phone 1 256 6247 10 1 261 c P UR EBRED Her eford bull 2 7 ROO M hou se with 2 ba th s rn Pomeroy Phone 992 347 8 yr s old Ferg u son tr ac tor tO 15 26 t c Con ta c t John Sheets Lass •e s Ca rry out 3 miles so ut h of NI CE f1ve room and blllh one M tddl epor t on R I 7 fl oor p l an a t 205 Sprt ng Ave 10 J I Jlp Pom eroy Redo n e and red ecorated •n s1 de and out MIXED HEREFORD veal cal f New L u x atre furna ce syste m Phone 84 3 2353 after 4 JO p m Reasonably prt ce d Phone 10 ,___ 31 3t c 992 5292 IO 27 tfc W. Mam ~6p".'k 3 11 ttc AUCTION Sa turd ay PO.M.E RQ~•. 0. Plus deposit & tax We Have Your TUPPERS _________ _____ - ------------ - - - ------------ lost -4'ROOM house unfurn•sh ed on 1650 Lincoln H e1g hts Phon e 992 3874 10 B ttc 2 TRAILER 2 bedrooms only Phone 992 3324 LOST at the Pomeroy Elementary Hobo Party a blond e wig , ftnder please call 99.2 2076 10 30 3tp SADDLE- - bag cover off motorcycle between Mtd dleport and Rutland Call 992 7658 reward 10 27 6tc Yard Sales GARAGE Sate I te m s from fabrrc shop gomg out of business Nov 4 through 9 1284 Powell St Middleport Rain or shine, Srmplt crty patterns for 35c all new and cuuent patterns of ail stzes trim, buttons searn bmdfng thread fabrics and lot of other m tSC fabrr c rt ems Clothtng Chrtstmas decorations glassware and m rsc furniture 11 1 3tc Adults 2 BEDROOM trailer 1n Sy racu se c lose to school No ch lld ren or pets Depostt requ1red Phone 992 2441 af t er 6 30 P m 1018 tfc BEDROOM 1r atler and 2 bedroom apt 1 ch ild only rn each Contact John Sheets at Lassie's Carryout 3 miles south of Middleport on Rt 7 10 31 3tp F URNISHED apartment ut 1ht1es furnished so rtabl e for two workln9 men or retired couple Lrvmg room ktt chen shower and bath On marn h tg hway Mason W Va Phone 773 5147 10 27 tfc ONE bedroom apartment fully furnished Available 1n Middleport nic e ne rgh borhood No pets Phone 992 3863 t!ll 3 p m after 6 p m call 992 5844 10 27 7tc ONE 2 bedroom unfurn tshed hovse located on FIsher St Pom eroy Reasonable rent Call 992 3863 till 3 p m 992 5844 after 6 p m 10 27 7tc for Sale ------------Wanted To Buy SMALL statton wagon Wtth good gas mileage Phone 992 5786 10 30 ttc EARN eKtra cash the easy way 1 Pnces are great for your scrap rro n sheet rron copper bra ss alumrnum, IBM Papers, stamless steel auto batteries auto radtators Sell to one of the largest recycl rng companies rn th rs part of the state The Rosenberg Com pany Athen s Ohio 10 9 tfc Holidav Special! SCRAP ALUMifjUM (Free of Steel) nc per pound The ROWiberg fA 79 Depot Street Athens, Ohio GRAVEL sand Masdn san d limes tone Ptt Run by th e ton Del tv ered Phone 4 46 1142 10 18 tfc --------- ---DACHSHUNDS for sal e phone 992 5473 10 27 6tc Call Collecll 592 5544 Cal l 7.4 2 10 29 26tc ----------1973 HARLEY Davidson 350 SX Motorcycle 1 900 mrles $650 Phone98S 33.4 1 between 8 em and 5 p m and ask for Ray 10 29 61p - - - -- - - l TABLE S and c ha1rs SUitable for bar or restaurant Phone 992 9975 10 29 i:ltp KNAPP sh oes sock s and tackets 11 style s on sale Phone 992 5324 to 1 lf c ---- ---------SIEGLERan'd MONOGRAM FUR OIL HEATERS Route 1 Rutland by -pass 00 992 2259 or 9?2·2568 ()pen Man Sat 8AM - 6PM Interior & Exterior Work BOWERS REPAIR FREE ESTIMATE All Small Appliances Lawn Mowers Fully Insured EXCELS IOR Salt Works E Matn St Pomeroy All kmds of salt water pellets water: nuggets block sa lt and own Ohio R1ver Sa lt Phone 992 3891 6 s tf c MIDGET FARM - 1'12 acres of nearly level land 2 bedroom house , garage and S8500 00 MIDDLEPORT - fruit N1ce older home, has 3 bedrooms, 3 en closed porches, full basement, ga s F A furnace , and 2 garages Only S15 000 co TUPPERS PLAINS - Modern 3 bedroom home. gas F A furnace Nrce k1tchen breezeway , and garage Only $16 ,000 00 32 ACRES - Of wold life country Good huntmg, camp1ng, or w eekend outing $165 25 per acre BUILDING LOTS - Siocatlons startong at 51500 PROPERTY LOCATED IN THIS COUNTY CAN BEST BE SOLD BY A LOCAL BROKER, AND NEGOTIATE A BETTER SALE FOR YOU LIST IT WITH US HOME IMPRO VE MENT S A nythmg you want or need to rmprove your hom e from replacement wmdow s, kit c hen and ba th r()om remodeling garage door operator s or addmg on a room Call Fred S Goeg lem tor fre e estrmates or stop by our model home on Wrt ght St 1n Pomeroy Call 992 5976 11 1 n c LAST BID Home Improvement carpent r y work roof1 n g pa,nt 1ng , ca rpet 1nsta ll at ran free est 1mates All work guaranteed Phon e 742 5081 9 22 tfc - - - - -- - -------- PIANO tunrng an d repa1r Phone Charles Sco tt 992 3718 9 17 32tp so ACRES - With house and some t1mber Alfred area $17,500 115 ACRES - Bollom & hollsode wllh barn Chester r.a. PIC K! ING up a p iano tn your area look i ng for a respon sible party to take over payments Call collect Credit Manager 772 5669 or Wnte Credit Manager 260 E Mam ~t Chi llicothe Ohio 45601 10 22 tfc ------------SEWING Machines, brand new Zrg Zag In n ice w alnut tab l e In ortglnal cartons Never u se d Clearance on ' 74 Model s (Only a few availabl~). SAl 40 cash or terms available Phone 992 7755 10 15 tfc A FEW new band ln str ume,nts Contact Renee Stone 992 7567 ___. 9 4 tfc SEVEN room J bedroom , house with bath, complete modern kitchen wllh bar panellmg lots of cupboards and car pet tng gas hot wat er heat Full basement , pr iced and seen by appomtm en t Call 992 2020 10 JO 6tp Real Estate For Sile· -------------- BUILDING lot 80ft frontage X 165 fl The second lot on left on R1ve rvrew Drr ve Lmcoln Hill Pomeroy. Oh tO If m tere s ted call 992 3230 after 5 pm 10 17 tfc NEW bl level home 3 bedrooms , built In kitchen basement with one c ar garage Phone 7.42 3615 or see M1lo Hutchison 11 1 tf c • ANY AGE CHILD By day or hour, reasonable medical training 1 Ph. 992 7601 batore S p m or 742 4902alter 5 p.m Known & Reliable Service , SEE US FOR YOUR UPHOLSTERING NEEDS From a shelf to • loouse FREE ESTIMATE Ptckup and Delivery Pa1nt1ng, s1d1ng, roof1ng, paper hang1ng, kitchen cabinets, etc 5232 1970 Ford Gal, 500 2 Dr. Sedan •••••••••••••••• '995 351 V 8 engine, power steering, power brakes , auto owner Fr" Estlm•tes, NYLON $7 95 y~ 5q and~ • Price Includes lnslalfallon and free padding Talk to Wendell G•ate , carpet VINYL SIDING consultant 4 Or H T , fac air, P S, P B , vinyl roof trans Local 70 PONTIAC 4 DR .....••............ s1295 1971 Plymouth Satelite •••••••••••••••••••• 1•••• 11895 Fac air, Sebring 2 dr hardtop 318 V 8 engine, power steerong, auto trans Very low mileage " 73 PLYMOUTH GOLD DUSTER $2695 318 V 8, auto, P S , P B , AM FMradlowlth sunroof .CDr Sedan, one careful local own er low mileage Sharp 72 BUICK LeSABRE.................. s2395 4 3 dr Runabout, almost lrke the day It was sold Very low 71 PONTIAC CATALINA ••...•..••... s1595 mileage Opens In rear like sfa wagon 4 Dr Sedan, air , P S, P B Ford 6 cyl. Maverick •••••••••••• •••••••••. 11995 ~ · ' 4 Dr H T , fac air, P S , P B , vinyl roof .¥ . II 1" 71 TOYOTA ............................. s395 66 T-BI RD .......•.•..•.....•...•.••.... 5495 65 aiEV. VAN ......................... s495 67 OLDS CUTLASS ................... s495 ford Torino •••••••.•.••..•...•••••••••..•••• 'l395 .; Dr Sedan, small V 8, power steering auto trans Ford LTD 4 Dr. Hard Top ••••••••••••••••• .'1495 Air conditioned, power steering local owner Uke new finish Candy Stnpe Carpet with rubber back Reg S6 99 sq yd .•' Now $4.99 Sq. Yd. dens~ power brakes,auto trans , 66 FORD FAIRLANE .•..•..••••••.••. 5295 Chevrolet VB Brookwood •••••••••••••••••••11395 Wagon Air cond , P S , P B , A T , shows good care RUTLAND FURNITURE 742 4211 Complete Service Phone 949 3821 or 9o49 3161 Racine, Ohio Crrtt Bradford s 1 Good Selection Cheaper Cars See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED CARS Rulland,O 985-4100 Located on St. Rt. 7 GREAT PAINT VALUES AT ALL WEATHER HARD WARE "''!'r gallon Bran name Roof Pa1nt, 10 pet off whrle they last Take advantage of the se great buys whrle they are strll rn stoc~ ....-·..._•. ~. ALL-WEATHER ...'",..".. , . ........ . HARDWARE 337 North Second Ave Mtddleport, Ohto, 992 2550 ~ ...•••. _ • w lJ \1 . -,......,.. · ··- -..,.SPECIAL OF WEEK•---"""11 WIN KINGSBURY MOBILE HOMES 100 E Main Pomeroy, 0 Call992 7034 Open Dally 11 to 7. NOW ONLY $2495 . - I Ad. You can ••11 furnlture, lappliancae, cloth11 ... do•l of other unueed but I 1uuful H•••l I l••n• CASH SSS$ for tunk cars com plete Frye s Truck and Auto Parts Rutland Ohio Phone 742 609.4 10 16 26 t c mode ls o f mobrle homes Phone area code 614 423 9531 4 IJ tfc Inflation fighting has been KUHL'S p~llosophy gol!1!f on 4 years elec dryers, $45 on stan dard aufo washers since we've started buslness 1 OTHER APPLIANCES w1th • S59 951 sla<ked dn•er. green-wh., S149 95 space & ~nergy saver! USED FURNI"I:URE : Chesfs, dressen, bedrm suites, beds, nlte stands, baby items, wardrobes. dinettes , dining rm suifes, occas tables & table sets, wall to wall carpels & rugs, kitchen cabinets & much, AUCTION SALE SAT., NOV. 2-Starting at 12:00 Noon At BILL GOODWIN'S FARM 7 Miles From Albany Tools and miscellaneous articles needed around • home or farm, too many to list. Some new truck •nd auto tires, usedtractor..tlres Younamettandlh•velt. J, SUNDAY, NOV :I-STARTING AT 11:00 A.M. F-urndure and household effects, gas stove, small deep freezer dishwasher, metal cabinets. china closet, Ironer, d1shes , 2 rugs two beds, chest of drawers, dresser, wardrobe, gas heater. large mrrror, large Siegler fuel oil hea•er, upright plano and bench, patio or dinner bell. fruit fars , clocks, wild Cherry gun cabinet, 3 shotguns 2 old 12 gauge one 16 gauge Rifles one 22 magnum· one 22 250 with scope, several hand gUns. lots of ammunition money. $1995 up from$35 SANlTATlON , OHlO PH 662 --------------- YES, KUHL'S has had the sameprice of $35 on standard SYSTEMS AUTOMOBILE fn!ou1at 1Ce been "'c ancelled, Lost your operator 's license Call 992 7428 6 15 tfc now! '" much NEW FURNITURE 3 pc maple finish bedrm lin eludes • dr chest, dbl dresser & mirror, bookcase hdbd bed) $132 50 , 4 ,dr mople finish chest S30, 2 pc living rm sulles from $175, v inyl recliners $49 95, heavy dk oak 3 pc SPANISH table sets $89 95, with red velvet Inserts $119 5pc SPANISH living room (sofa, chair & 3 tables with gold velv"t Inserts) REG $658 - MOW $495 Also, tate model, floor COLOR TV, ~gnavox­ $159 95f ANTIQUES Banner metal churn, b~tter press, green glass Insulators, ' old Irons, carbide lamps, old lanterns, shaving mirror on 1 . stand , mahogony davenport-& chair, 3 piece living room suite, love seat, frame and matching chair, apple blltter '. ' Wrtnger Washers - • .. - ' 2 USED FREEZERS ~~ STOCK M cloc ks, r~e boxes , brass beds dishes, desks, or complete house.holds Wrtte M 0 Mlllt!r Rt A, Pom eroy Ohio call 992 7760 5 13 tfc 2 Just Soldl 2 Just Arrived! CHESTER TOWNSHIP FIRE LEVY -·. "-. - YOUR SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED ,__ - - • 10 27 6tc ---.,.-----------1971 MONTE carlo, A C , phone 992 56Jl '. 1 RONALD H. ' JAMES • ' ' - - Priced to Sell • • · - - lt.f5 up Iced Sell 1o lDryer · - - · - · 1"_ · · · · · - - Pr Refrigerators, green, g61d, copper ond white • 49 9s !IP We also buy households of turn lture at TOP PRICES, Mobile Homes For Sale Bd of co comm rssloner s and Co H ea lth Dept , Pomeroy Oh io Remova l of sewer connection ban Imposed on Meigs County This actron not preceded by proposed action and Is ap peelable to EBR under ORC Sec 3745 0.4 ( 11 ) l ltc ' • USED CARS ' Rutland Furniture ' Rutl<t:Hl,O St~P. Hull, Dt~vf' or Mil< e Grate 1 1 - • ' 1 ** g AM-6 PM MON. lHRU SAT. Graduate of Marshall University 21/2 Years governmental agency expen~nce *Endorsed by Untted Mine Workers, Untted Auto Workers, AFL-CIOand many more labor & business groups. ENDORSED BY ·JOHN GLENN 1971 VW BUG speed, A Tape player, fa c tory atr SAT Was $2195 ONLY'1650 1969 PONTIAC Tempest cy linder Buy! •• rad 1a l hres 6 SAT ONLv'795 Was SIJ95 1969 MERCURY Marqu rs a1r cond Was $1195 1967 INT. 4 Many Prices Reduced! --------------------------74 Cadillac Cpe. DeV1IIe, full power, a1r•• •••17500 74 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, full power, air •••••17500 73 Olds 98 LS Sedan, full power, a1r••••••• 14595 73 Dodge Pol. Cus. 4 Dr. HT., pow., air .• •••13095 73 Olds Cut. Sup. HT Cpe., power, air .......13295 73 Dodge Pol. 4 Dr. HT., v-rqot, air ••••••••• '3095 _ 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., v-roof, aV ••••••• •• ,.... 13495 Carryall driv e sp f 8 95 PS, P B 1967S,BUICK P B , vinyl 4 w heel Was $1395 SAT DNL y 4 dr Electra lop Was $795 P ~~IY '495 Theseoffersgoodonly Sa , Nov . 2,1974 Dealersh1p hours: Mon .-Fn . a.m . - 7 p.m . Saturdays 8 a.m. S p.m See Ceward Calvert, Smthn Art Argynes or B111 Nelson Something To Believe ln Smith-Nelson Motors, Inc. 500 E. Mam St. Phone 992-2174 Pomeroy, 0. 72 Chevelle Mal. HT Cpe., v-roof, a1r, stereo. !2995 72 Olds Toronado Cpe., V-roof, pow., air •••• 13695 72 Chev. Imp, Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S.•••••••••12495 72 Ford Cus. 500 4 dr. Sed., pow. alr••••• !l495 72 Pontiac Cat. HT Cpe., Power, air •••••••• 12895 71 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr., V-roof, air ......... 11795 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto...........11695 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air ••••••••••• 11495 70 Ford Gal. 500 2 Dr., VB, 3 speed ••••••• !1095 69 Ford LTD HT. Cpe., V roof, air •••••••••••1995 69 Chev. Mal. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., P.S•••••••• •• '995 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T., v-roof, air •••• '595 68 Pontiac Bonneville H.T. Sedan, power, air '595 6B Chev. Mal. Wagon, V-8 auto., P.S.••••.•• '995 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, power, air •••••• , 11095 6B Chev. BA 4 Dr., V-8, auto., P.S........... '995 68 Buick Skylark 2 Dr. H.T., auto., P.S.......1695 67 Cadillac H.T. Sedan, full power, air••••••••1995 66 Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr., VB, auto, P.S.•••••• •• 1495 64 Ford Falcon 2 lloor••••••• ••••••••••••••••• 1250 63 Olds 88 Hardtop Sedan ...................1150 Karr & . Van Zandt ' "You'll L1ke Our Quality Way of Doong Busoness" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY" Open Evemngs Until6:00--Ttl 5 p.m. Sat. PUBLIC NOTICE TO 81dders SHERIFF'S SALE OF SUBJEC T Purchase of CHAT:rEL PROPERTY school bus FOR Th e Board of Educatton C1t1zens' Nattonal Bank Plamttff of th e South ern Loca l Sc hoo l vs Dt strr c t Box 176 Ra c1 ne Oh ro Maqorre Grogan Sea l ed proposal s will b e Defendant rece tve d by the Board of Cas~ No t5 229 Educatron of the Southern Local In pursuance to an Executton Sc hool D1stnct of Racine Oh10 Issued from the Common Pleas at the c ler ks office until 12 00 Co urt of Me i gs County o c lo ck noon on No Pomeroy Ohio on the 22n d day vember 27 1974 a nd at th at ttm e of Oc tob er 1974 and to me opened by the c l erk of sa1 d dtrected In th e case above board as provided by law tor 1 named 1 will expose to sale af (66) pa ssenge r schoo l bus Public A uct1on at the front door accordrng t o spectf!C atlon s of of the Court House Pomeroy satd Board o f Educat i on Se parate and rnd ep end ent b tds Ohro Meigs County on Wed n es day , the 13 th day of wil l be r ece 1v ed wrth re spec t t o ttle chass•s an d body typ e and November 19 74 at 10 00 a m wil l state that t he bus when the following goods and chat tels to wit assembl ed and pr ror to delrvery 1 1965 Dodge Polara 2 door com pl y wt t h all schoo l d1str1c t spec: lt lcatto n s all sa fety Hardtop co lor green, Ser ta l No regulation s and curren t Ohro 0153228518 Model Polara 500 T erms of Sa le Cas h In hand on Mmrmum Standard s for Sc hool Bus Co n s tru c tton of th e day of sa l e of Educa ti on Taken as the propert y of D e pa r tment Marjorie Grogan Wigal to adopted by and with the consen t satisfy an Executton 1n favor of of the Direc tor of H1gt1way Safet y pur suant to Se ct1on th e Crt tzens Natrona! Bank .4511 76 of the Revised Code and ali other perhn ent prov tslons of Robert C Har tenba ch Shenff of law Spe ctflca tlons and in M erg s Coun ty Ohro struct1ons to btdd ers are on f [le 1n the office of the Supenn (11 ) 1 ltc tendent Ra ci ne Ohio Phone 9•94871 or >4854 Th e Board of E du catron re serves th e nght to re [ect any and all brds By Order of the BoaT"d of A thought for the day Irish Educat 1on Ge nevieve Ha rvey poet Oscar Wilde sa1d, "The PUBLIC NOTICE only way to get r1d of a temp- 1 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. 19740PELMANTA $2895 2 Door, orange finish blk vinyl Interior, bucket seats less than s 000 m1les & J mo old Radio deluxe bumpers 1972 DODGE DART CUSTOM $2495 4 Door local1 owner car, 318 V 8 eng me, automatic trans power steering air conditioned , vinyl trim vinyl top Autumn gold finish w w tires like new radio 1972 VEGA GT 52095 Hatchba ck low mileage by 1 owner new w w tires trans fer red from new ca r . 4 speed trans , radio, green finis h, black vi nyl Interior deluxe tr im PUBLIC NOTICE Sea l ed proposals are des tre d from reputabl e suppliers of automot1ve ft re apparatus for one ( l) 500 ga llon per m tnute motor pump tng engtne in full conforman ce wrth lh e sp ec thcat ton s on tile wrth the Ftre Ch1ef 10 th e ollrce of th e V rll age Clerk m the v dlage of P omeroy Ohio Btds w1ll b e received ln t he office of lhe V1 ll age Cl erk, Seco nd Str ee t VlllaliJe ot Pomeroy Ohro un til 12 o clock noon on Monday November 18 197.4 Each bid sha ll c on tam th e full name of each person ftrm or corporat •on tnterested 10 same and shall b e accompanied by a Certified Check or Bid Bond in th e a mount of 10 per cent of t he total bid and be dr awn m favor of the Vtllage of Pomeroy Thes e c hecks or bonds wi ll be returned at once t o all except th e successful b i dd er His chec k or bond wi ll be held until the contract or bid is properly execut ed by hrm Th e rrght is re se r ved to r e ject any and all b1dS ELECTION NOTICE On Nove mber 19 \974 rn accordance with Chapter 15 15 Ot 14 Rev •sed Code of Ohro t he Oh 10 So il and Water Con se rvat ton Comm ttte e Will cause an election to be held al Eas tern H 19h Sc hool at 7 00 p m e1ec tm g one sup ervisor to fr ll t h e exp irmg term of Dav•d Koblentz Nominees to fill th e exptrrng term ar e Joseph Ba rl ey of Rutlanel Township, Dav1d Gloeckn er of Letart Town shrp James Meredith of Ches t er Town stup Nom 1nat1ons w i ll be accepted fro m th e fl oor a t ttle trm e of el ec tton or by pe t1tl on sub m ltted one week pr io r to elec l1 on co ntaln tn g th e S•Cjnature s of 25 tan~ owner s On 1y landowners and occup1ers ar e eligtble t o vote Polls wil l also be open at t he dr strr c t off1 ce rn th e Far mers Bank Burldlng from 8 00 a m to 2 00 p m on th e elec tro n date Me1gs SWC D Offi ce Bo• ..432 Pom eroy Oh ro A5769 992 3628 Ja ne Walton Cl er k VILLAGE OF POMEROY ( 11) I 8 2tc PUBLIC NOTICE T he Board of Tru s tees of Salem Tow nsh ip M e1QS Cou nty Oh ro wtll r eceive b ids unt1 1 7 p m November 15 1974 for the purchase of one used mo tor grader Spec 1f1 catrons may be ob ta tned at th e hom e o f t he c l erk of Sa lem Townsh tp Metg s Co The Board of Townsh tp Tru st ees reserv e the r ig ht to r e1ec t any or all bids By ord er of th e Board of Tru st ees of Sa l em Tow nsh rp Me1gS Co Ohio Alma E Smith Cl erk (IJ ) 1 8 15 3tc ( 1) 1 15 2tc Leota You ng D is tr ict Secretary Auto Sa l es 1971 BUI CK Estate wagon 3 seats ps pb a rr con dt tt onmg new r ad tal trres Phone 992 7625 11 1 Jtc For Sale E FLAT Sa)l.optlo n e r ea sonable 992 7685 very 11 1 6tp ' ' For Rent F URN ISHE D apartment 5 rooms and bath with enc losed bac k porc h also furnished apartment 3 rooms and bath f trst floor Ph one 992 2937 11 1 Jtc of ' fallon Is to f1eld to 11 " . ****** VOTE WINTER HOURS "Elect A Full Time Representative ' Gh 1a SAT Was S2195 ONLY'1650 ON M-R LEVY STATE REPRESENTATIVE . , ... ' ".'. .. '' vw 1970 VA LIAN1'65x12 3 bedroom fully carPeted LP gas heat Phane 992 7751 tfc 8 25 FOR Baby 5 Drawer Chest & Robe · - - - Combination 22 Sets of Tabln · • • • • · · · 2 Mllytag Portable, Washers and , 10 30 3tc 79.95 110 lb. set Of Bar Bells, •" metal II lD 30 3tp 10 27 7805 __,SPECIAL THIS WEEK.._....,.......,""C • Portland -------------- IT IS A RENEWAL, NOT AN ADDED TAX ' ' Cooper ----- --------- 26 Chests & Dressers • · · - - . 19.95 up Coppertone Utility Cabinet 7'-95 Old Donong Room Suite, good shape · • 169 95 Several Llvong Room Suites & Sofas 3U5 up Loads of Odd Chairs - Rockers, Recliners, and Easy Chaors 10.00 up Mahogany Desk, 44"x22", •nd Chair 1969 CHEVROLET Ca price $800 eK conditton P b , p s Phone 992 7876 after 6 p m 10 30 6tp Ohio .Environmental Protectton Agency durrng Jh e prev1ous wee k Anyone aggneved or adversely affected by tssuance or renewal of any permtt (s ) hcense(s) or var1ance(s} may request an adludl c: ation hear ing by written r eq uest pursuanl to Ohio Rev i sed Code Sectron 37.45 07 wtthrn thrrty (30 ) days of th e dtrec tors proposed actron to 1ssue or deny such documents That s tatute does not prov tde for hearing requests to the OEPA on appltcat1on s revocat1ons modrficatlons complaints venlled c om plalpts certtftcattons leases orders , or frnal actrons With in <SO days of publ tca tton of this ~ notice any person may also (1) submtt written comments relating to act1ons proposed actions complaints or verified complarnts 121 request a pub I 1c meetrng regard1ng proposed act1on s and or (3) request notrce of further acttons on proceedmg s 1969 FORD Galaxte 302 engtne Reques ts for hear mgs on fin al good gas m1leage extra actions to Iss ue deny mod1fy condrtion Phone ( 1l 667 3685 revoke or renew perm rt s after 5 p m or call 985 3836 licenses or varrances that are 11 1 6t c not prece ded by proposed ac ttons and so idenftfled In th ts 1973 OLDS Cutlass s ch estnut notice should be sent to th e brown In color , l1ke new 1ns1de Env ir onmental Board of and out 350 engtne with em Review Sulte 505 33 North Hrgh condrtlonlng, power brakes Street , Columbus Oh10 432il5 po w er steering and automatic transmission 24 000 actual A ll other requests for ad mtles 4 new Goodyear trre s IUd ic atlon hearings and other and original sports wheels com m unlcat1ons concerning Call 992 3914 after 5 p m publ i c hearings publi c 11 1 Jtp mel!tlngs adludteatton hearings, complaints of any 1963 MERCURY Comet 6 k1nd and regulations should be cyl $300 .Good condition addressed to the legal records Phone 992 7663 sectton Ohio EPA P 0 Box 11 1 3tc 1049 Columbus Ohto 43216, (614) 466 6037 1968 BU ICI\ Skylark Special 2 Unless otherw ise s ta te d m dr hardtop very clear S750 particular notr ees, a ll other tncludrng Call 742 •831 tc communications 10 29 6 comments on proposed actrons and requests for public 1974 PLYMOUTH Satellrte meettn gs should be addressed Sebring excellen t condition erther to the new source, A1r, or for $3 100 Phone 992 3410 • NPDES Permrt Records Sec 10 29 6tc t 1on wh ichever 1S approrplate, at the Oh io EPA, P 0 Box 1049, MusT sell, 1972 vega gas sa v er Columbus Ohio, 43 216 wagon, 4 speed am S1,87~ ls,suance of findings and orders Phone 992 7805 FOR AND SUPPORT ' FP 1i.)·:1 ' 8995 up 20 00 up 3995 up -- ------- ----- WILL do babysrttmg m my home day or night Phone 992 5142 10 30 6tc - - ----- - - ---- ----------- --OLD F URNITURE oak tables, Auto Sales \IOlE ,. 1 Avocado Green Washer- 1 White Washer- 1 Harvest Gold Dryer - 1 White Dryer (Check the new price and save on these USED MODELS. Good Selectoon Breakfast Sets WILL DO babys1ttrng tn my hom e Phone 992 7126 10 21 tf c Clarence 1 Several Bedroom SUites L..-------------1 Employment Wanted 66 CHEVROLET lf2 ton p1ckup MAYTAG AUTOMATIC WASHERS the President's slogan. but REPAIRED 10 4 tfc -- - -- - ------- stirrer, tow ~11. several scales, trtllk cans BABY BED, OOMPLITE phone will Jlnlhl PUBLIC NOTICE I ••caeh telulu", too, when1 The following documerfls were you piece an act Jon Want 1 rece.ved or prepared by t he CA~t-1 pa;-d to;:-all makes- and II ------------SEP"TlC TANKS, AROBIC MlLLER STEWART 3035 0 •• • •• • • ' • 1' r •• o •• •• . SEPTIC TANKS clea ned, reasonable rates Ph 446 4782 Gallrpoils John Russell , owner and operator 5 12 tfc SEWAGE Will g ELECTRIC RANGES 1 Avocado Green Elec. - 1 Copper Elec - 4 White Eladrtcs Pr~cad S69 95 and up.GAS RANGES 2 Avocado Green- 1 Harvest Gold- Several white gas ranges to choose from . Priced $39 95 and up 1 --you r JUNK autos complete and del ivered to our yard We prc k up auto bodtes and buy all krnds of scrap metal s and rron Rrder•s Salvage St Rt 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy 01110 Call 992 5468 10 17 tf c $6 Chester, o. ,-------------1 Wanted To Buy On Sale Now quality De11oe Brrght Wh1te L atu Hou se Paint in 2 gallon cans Only WHIP INFLATION NOW ls ttC vinyl roof 71 FORD GALAX IE 500 ............. s1595 Gr,obl:oer, 2 dr Very low mileage Auto trans Extra nice SPECIAL! Pomeroy, 0. Rt. 7 & Umon Ave. Dr H T , FAC AIR , P S , P B, vinyl roof 1974 Ford Pinto 4 cyl.••••••••••••••••••••••••• 12695 carpet values Your tob can be compiefed 1n 1 1o 2 weeks N1ce far bedrooms, kitchens, etc P S, P B 1972 Chevrolet Nova 6 cyl .••• •••••••••••••••••••12195 k. I - We have hundreds of Mklclleltorf,. 72 aiEV. IMPALA .......•••.•.•••..•.s1995 2 11 tfc 501 PH. 992-7~4 or 992-712; 2 Dr H T , fac air, P ~, P 8, vinyl roof " r lfantotl~f be-' .. 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"fiUd rz .. .tll 72 PLYMOUTH FURY 111 •••••••••••• s1995 lnilatlon fighter sale • " •.u P B , locally owned Mill We desperately need good used p~c<ops The tome to buy Is when the seller Is anxious to sell I Com get our deal-It is the anywhere Run run run. to 61 S Th1rd Street tor our EXCAVATING dozer , loader "' "' and backhoe work, septic • tanks Installed, dumP tructs and lo boys tor hrre, will haul ftll dirt top soil, limestone & graver Call Bob or A:ooer ,., Jeffers day phone 992 7089 nrght phone 992 3525 or 992 992-5162 Syracuse, Ohto year and save deprec1at1on on We're loaded with l975 pickup trucks We' re anxious to a h? • L-------------------~ ~· SYLVIA'S UPHOLSTERING s, p WhY buy a 74 when you can gain';.: "' OONSTRUCTION 70 PONTIAC 4 DR SEDAN ...•..... ~1195 Inflation Figher Sale of New and Used ~ars and Trucks 1 All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING Karman sporty 4 Dr sedan, air, P S, P B Your dollar may never again buy so much as-during our PHONE 949 3832 or 843·2667 1971 68 aiRYSLER NEWPORT•......••..•• '695 D&D JOHNSON MASONRY 992-7608 behmd Rutland Grade Schod1, complete front end " servtce brakes and tuneups, • Wheels balanced electronically Open 8 to 8 daily Call 742 3232 on Sunday for appt 7 16 tfc CLEANED , rates, rellable people with 337 N. 2, Middleport 992-2550 Keep out the cold and cut the cost of heatmg I Dress your home up warm for cold da~s ahead . Sidmg: Insulates, adds beauty, IS durable, adds value, ts colorful. S1d1ng can be mstalled anyttrne. Ask us about Soffit, Fascia, Gutters and Downspouts, too . FREE ESTIMATE locat~d --------------- 8-& P.M. All-WEATHER 777 Ptarl Street Middleport, Ohio Phone992 5367or992 3861 REMODELING? . FOR FREE estimates on a lum inum replacement Wtndows sidrng storm doors and windows Railing PhOne Charles Lrsle Syracuse, Ohio Carl Jacob Sa les Representative V v Johnson and Son Inc 4 30 tf c DAY NURSERY that 1s needed for a free 1s a phone call Please Phone SEWING MACHINES Repair servrce, all makes, 992 2284 The Fabrr c Shop Pom e roy Authorized Singer Sales and Serv1ce we sharpen Scissors 3 29 ttc 307 Sprong Avenue 992-2298 Pomeroy Bus1ness SeMces 8-K EXCAVATJNG OOMPANY All e~hmate Satu It takes two to make a bargam- but you will find us easy to deal with U you are in the market for a really clean used car that is worth the money. No long waiting period C BRADFORD Auctioneer area Prtced For Quick Sale POMEROY LANDMARK ~Y.~ Jack W C1rsey, Mgr Phonet92 2111 PIANO tunmg and re parnn g, Lane Dan tels Phon e 992 2082 Reference Elberfe\dS 10 25 12tp ------------O ' DELL Ahnem e nt, Branch Manager -1 New Monogram Wood Burning Stove WIL L trtm or cut trees and shr ubbery also clean out basement~ and att ic s Phone 949 322 1 or 742 4.4.41 10 18 26tc ALL ELECTRIC new home, home 518.500 W~lher lfc . ,------~-:-::-::-I 3 bedrooms, carpeted, range and air c:ondit1onlng, $17,500 full basement, all electnc Sewer Work Llmostone & Fill Dirt Commercial-Residential Constructton & Remodel .•••• ,.•,.._. .• 114 READY MIX CONCRETE deltvered right to y our protect Fast and easy Free est i mates Phone 992 3284 Goegleln Ready Mix Cp Mrddl eport Oh i o 6 30 tf c IT'S TRUE DOZER or backhoe w ork Phone •46 3981 or .4 46 3459 OOZER work, land clearing by the acre hourly or contract, farm ponds roaels etc Large dozer and operator with over 20 years expenence Pullins Excavat1ng, Pomeroy Ohto Phone 992 2478 3 bedrooms 0oof Installed by All Roofing Co Installed . Nov - -- ~- ---- ---- -- llh acres RUTL.AND - Next to Htghway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 SEP TIC TANK S cleaned Modern Sanrtat1on 992 3954 or 992 7349 9 18 ttc CREMEANS CONCF<ETE deltvered Monday t hrough Saturday • and eventngs Phone 446 1142 6 13 tfc 160 A 3 m1 from Harnsonvllle, 15 mi from Athens Beef or dairy farm , all elec home barn, out buildings, 6 ponds Don t forget the roof of your home Have a 15eautlful new Racine, 0. acre, beauhful building site, wooded T P water, electric exclusive a rea for homes ~3 . 500 Lines, 0, FridaY., I, 1974••••••••••••••••••• ------ - - gu1ranteed. Dozer, Backhoe, Trucks towards Ph. 992-5682 or 992-7121 All Mecham cal Work 949-3295 1112 Loi& Pauley, Middleport Pomeroy '-'-----'--'""'-;"'"~ 'J..-~-'--:,....,.----..,."'":""'"' - ---- - - - - - - - - - On State Rt 124, 112 mt from GHEEN'S PAINTING TV CONTACT 75 ooo BTU gas heater $35 Phone 142 3842 11 1 3tc 92.1 WMPO-FM home dlnlng R bath R basement TUPPERS PLAINS - carport LOCUST posts 22 Remtngton 1 and 1 72 acre lot Phone 742 3656 10 18 26 tp - - -- MIDD/.IK)tl 0 If so, Call us Now for a Free Estimate. Large barn & silo, milk house, Implement shed , 3 BR RT 143 - (<II elec homo, 3 BR, carpeted bath & 1/2 , Athens, Oh1o - -- n7 N 2101! All 27 Acres - Strout Realty SUPER lOR VINYL PRODUCTS ________ ____ _ STEREO 3 500 00 BRADBURY - FREE HOME ESTIMATES FIREWOOD for sale 4831 1 992-2550 _ _ _ __________"_8 CARP.ET S a frtght? Make them a beautiful sight wllh Blue Lustre Rent electric shampooer 51 Baker Fur ntture Company 11 1 3tc GREAT COUNTRY kttchen and dmmg area hardwood floors basement forced a tr heat JUST Produced trqm a special vmyl compound made by B F Goodrich and Monsanto 5 limes th tcker than metal Sldtng Wt\1 not dent chrp cractr. pdel rot , rust or chalk ONE two bedroom apartment fully furnished ntce netgh borhood plenty of off street parkrng Located In Mtd dleport Call 992 3863 flit 3 p m , aft er 6 call 992 5844 10 27 7tc YARD SALE Friday Sat and Sunday, Nov 1 2, 3 New ~11nd used merchandise at Hobart Smalley restdence, Chester Ohio 1966 GMC p ick up S-400 or trade 10 31 3tc tor car of equal value Phone 378 6219 RUMMAGE Sa l e F ry Bu ll dmg 10 30 3tc Thursday and Friday Saturday , Oct 31 Nov 1, 2 9 GROCERY business for sale to 4 p m Burldtng for sale or lea se 10 30 Jtp Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m to 10 p m for appointment YARD Sa l e Oct 31, Nov 1 and 3 20 tfc 2 at Hysell Run anytime 10 30 3tc SOLID VINYL SIDING 10 18 He 3 REO IRI SH SE TTER male dog 1 yr old wearing no collar Answers to the name of • Shawn" Call 667 6263 after 6 p m durmg the day c all 667 38.42 10 31 3tc BEDROOM doubl e w tde moblle hom e tn Sy racu se No c hrldr en or pets depos tt r eq u1r ed Phone 992 244\ after 6 p m 10 29 tt c Lovel y ranch ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE lype home 2 B R balh, nice Our atm is to please our customers Thur sday and ntght 7 p m at CAREER OPPORTUNITY for Men or Women - Nat •on w1de Insurance Offers earntngs up to S15 000 ( lhts 1S a salary n ot a draw l to sell complete •n surance protectton life health , auto fire com mercial auto fman ce and mutual fund s No pnor ex p erlen ce Is necessary stnce w e have one of the most complete trammg programs In th e Industry If you are interested In a ca reer op portuntty 1n a rewardtng buslneu ca ll Stanley Ferguson at (614) 446 4707 Collect , Monday through Fr rday 8 a m to 4 30 p m An Equal Opportunrty Employer 10 30 3tc PLAINS - leve l acre - C1der and Indian Corn - --- Help Wanted CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING ELAND 608 E REALTV MAIN S1.29 REDEOORATING? Water, E lectrJc, Gas, Roght Now At Pomeroy SPECIAL OF THE WEEK J ANO 4 ROOM furn1shed and unfurnished apartments Phon e 992 5434 .4 12 tfc FREE Then ca ll us for a Water AnalySIS 593 6366 DR. PEPPER 3975 home Does your requtre any of these servoces? OF " Dry Red , Itchy Skon Red, Smelly Hard Water- Shuler's Market For Rent PRIV ATE meelt ng room for any organ •zatron phone 992 Ser~1ces _________ __ 3 FURNISHED rooms on East 1957 C H EVY p arts NEW Marn St Phone 992 2381 Lakewood tra ct 1on bars h r 10 31 Jtc tacker a 1r shoc k s hook er Mason Auctton Ho rton St •n headers w rth 3 co llector s fo r Mason W Va Constg n ments ONE second floo r apartm en t small block Ca ll 99 2 3496 wetc.ome Phone (304) 773 furn is hed two bedroom s affer 6 p m BE ST OFFER 5471 Lo c ated on Matn St tn 10 17 ffc 10 3 tfc Pom ero y Off s tr ee t park1ng w•t h tn w a lk1ng dtstance from MODERN walnut stereo radtO YAR 0 Sale at Fredd1e Moore 6 bus mess d1s lr ct r eason a ble comblnat1on 8 track tape 3 m lies south of Middleport rent Ca ll 992 3863 till 3 p m a m fm rad lo 4 speaker sound Saturday and Sunday 10 till 6 992 58 44 after 6 p m syste m Balance $109 32 or pm 10 27 7tc easy t erms Call 992 3965 11 1 2tc 10 30 tfc 12x60 2 BEDROOM mobt le AUCTION and Rummage Sa le home Phone 9.49 2461 Nov 9 11 am at the Racme 10 29 6tc Shrme Park Sponsored by Twm Ctty Shrtne Club TRAILE R space 2 mr l es from Mercha ndise sold on con Pomeroy Rt 14 3 Phone 99 2 s 1gnment bnng what you 5858 have to se ll or Cll ll 949 2491 10 27 tf c For p1 ckup All nobl es are requested to brmg an •tem to sell Public mvt ted to take HOUSE 10 New Haven W Va TW IN NEEDLE SE WING part Brmg anythmg you want Part ly turn 1shed For rn MACH IN ES 1974 Mod el rn to sell Lun ch served by tormat 1on wrtte t o Bo x 739K walnut stand A l l fea ture s Shnners wtves Come enjoy c o The Darly Sen trn el bu t It'" to make fancy desrg ns th e day Not responstble for Pomeroy Ohio .45769 and do str etch sew ing A l so accidents 10 27 6tc bu ttonhol es bltnd hems etc 11 1 7tc UJ 35 c as h or t er m s 2 BEDROOM trailer at Hysell available Phone 992 7755 Run Phone 992 3975 or 992 SKATE A WAY will be closed 10 30 tf c 2571 Oct 30 thro ug h Nov 5 open 10 21 lfc Nov 6 1964 RAMBLER 6 cy l tn good 10 27 6tc c ond ttt on easy on gas 100,000 TWO A room and bath apts m BTU upright furna ce heats 6 Middl epor t For lnformalton SHOOTING Match Ractne Gun rooms 2 gas hea ti ng s toves call 992 2550 or 742 6551 Club Sun day Nov 3 1 p m refngerator Call 742 .4 96.4 or _.. 7 3 tfc 10 30 .4tc see Kat1e carpente r on Larkrns Sl Rutland Oh ro SWAP - SELL - BUY Fl ea FUR NI S HED apartment 10 30 Jtc Market Sprmg Avenue adults onl y m Mtddleport Pomeroy, Oh to Saturday and Phone 992 3874 WINCHESTER mod e l 1400 Sunday AUCTIO N SUND AY s 12 lfc automatic: 12 g auge less than 5 00 CONSIGNMENT 15 Pe t - - - - - -- - -- - - - - - ' 2 months old Call 992 3980 10 17 tfc 4 ROOM furnrshed apt Close to 10 30 3tp Powells Super Valu phone POMEROY sacred Hear t 992 3658 MAPLE coc ktarl and end tab les Church Fa ll Fest tval Bazi'ar 10 13 ffc by Bassett sw1v e1 rocker all Wtll be Thursday Nov 7 1974 l tke new Call 992 7090 after Dtnners Creamed baked COUNTRY Mobil@' Ho nie Park~ 5 30 p m chicken and ham games and Rt 33 ten miles north of 10 30 4tc fancy stands dmner starts Pomeroy Large lots wrth 4 30 p m Adults S3 children concrete patios srdewalks FIREWOOD for sale Phon e $1 50 t unn ers and off street 99 2 3363 or 992 33 12 10 30 8tc parking Also spaces for 10 24 12fp small trailers Phone 992 1479 7 21 tfc: --~ -- --- ' For Sale Pets For Sale Busmess Real Estate For Sale "TIRED Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, CLOSED SUNDAYS EFFECTIVE NOV. 3,1974 By Appointment Anytime Phone 949-4651-Frank Gheen JAMES This is for operating expenses. It is a RENEWAL of .75 of a mrll whtch expires and an ADDITIONAL 2 mills due to inflation and being required to have another locatton when we must leave the rooms of Rutland Elementary School. ·. Larry's Mobile Home Sales FOR State Representative POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992-7777 600 W. MAIN ST. 1 Pd By Commltlileto Elect R James, C Allen Chr ' Paid for by Retarded Promotion Committee of Mentally Red Rose Dog Food Contatns Votamon A Pa lmotate Votamons E, D2, R1boflavm, Niactn, condensed f1 sh solub les, meat meal, plus ather hogh qualoty 1ngredoents And your dogs will .• ; love tts crun chy meal form that g1ves thetr gums and teeth exercose Try the dog food that's been favored by breeders and kenne ls f or decades Red Rose, the all pro dog food The proce os roght too Loke all Red Rose Feeds , ot's backed up by more lhan 130 years of Eshelman experoence on the foeld of animal nutrotlon 1 ' < • ...0 �I I • . . ' 10 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy,O., 1-'riday, Nov. 1, 1974 Tougher jaw~_ oning threaten~d • By United Press International The administration is bringing verbal pressure and hinting at stronger action .- to narrow the gap between what the. farmer gets for his crop and what the citizen pays for his food. Treasw-y Secretary William E. Simon said Thw-sday that this gap is widening as the price margins going to middle- men - fo9d pr ocessors. shippers , wholesalers and retailers - increase. "With times as dirficult as they are, Negotiato-r s .hopeful of avoiding miners' strike we cannot permit one segment ' lly CIIARLES E. FLlNNER of the economy to reap unjust enrichment at the expense of everyone else," Simon told the National · Press Club in Washington. Simon said the White House Council on Price and Wage Stability will investigate the spread between prices of raw and refined sugar. Federal Trade Commission official Wesley J. Liebler told a Washington conference of farmers, consw-ners and labor, government and industry officials that the FTC intends to start using antitrust laws in cases where the spread between farm and consw-ner prices is unwarranted. WASHINGTON (UP!) Guy Farmer, the coal companies' chief neg.otiator, said Thw-sday a tentative contract agreement could be reached with the Uni.tect Mine Workers union by the end of this weekend, averting a threa tened Nov. 12 walkout. "I've been optimistic since the beginning," Farmer told a news conference. ~'We've (ied up in ribbons," he said . · Asked if an agreement could be reached this week, he responded positiyely and then added, "Give us the weekend." The curt;enl ·contract, covering aboul 120,000 miners, 1,200 mines and some 70 per cent of the nation 's coal production , expires Nov. 12. EXTENDED OUTLOOK . Sunday through Tuesday, partly cloudy Sunday and Monday wllh a chance of showe~s Tuesday. Mild wealh . with hlgbs Sunday in the s and lows in the 50s. Highs by Tuesday will be in the 50s and lows in the 40s. said that time was our biggest enemy. 11 •He said the negotiators were "pretty much in substantial agreement" on fiv e main issues, but some items were likely to remain undecided until the final day of talks. "There's no neat little package there that we can say is all $1 MILLION SPENT COLUMBUS ( UP!) Democratic Senatorial candidate John Glenn has spent about $1 million in his primary and fall campaigns with debts ~ of about $100,000 according to reports filed Thw-sday with the Secretary of State's office . By comparison, the reports show Glenn's opponent, Cleveland Mayor Ralph Perk, has spent only $189,957 with unpaid debts of $58 ooo ' · • an Gillig . . I Farmer·arid the chairman of the Bitwninous Coal Operators Association, Nicholas T. C3!1licia, reviewed the status of negotiations ·with President Ford at a White House meeting ea rlier in the day. Farmer then briefed the executive board of the BCOA before he retw-ned to the bargaining table. He said Ford, who met earlier this week with UMW president Arnold Miller, asked how negotiations were going. " We gave him a report, " Farmer said. "We said we thought they were going pretty well. We said we still had some problems but we hoped to get them resolved in time to get it membership, a proce.S which could . take an estimated 1.0 days. Without a contract, the miners would walk off the job Nov. 12, causing wl)at·experts beliPVe could be ano,ther severe winter energy shortage. Asked if the subject of usirig the Taft-Hartley to halt a strike had been raised at the White House , Farmer replied, "We're not even thinking about Taft~Hartley. We're thinking positively about getting an said, '~ As long ~s we're making • • . there.'' Continued from page 1 Tuesday to prevent the party from suffering "a crippUng blow." Paul R. Haerle, vice chairman of the GOP state central committee, said he made his public appeal because just sllghtly more· than haU of the state's registered Republicans voted in last June primary -the lowest percentage turnout in 30 years . ratified. '' WASHINGTON- RECOVERING FROM A one-month dip, average prices for raw farm products in the inonth ending Oct. 15 jwnped 4 per cent above mid-september to resume a recovery that started when harvest prospects began fading in July, the Agriculture Department reports. The increase for all farm products as, a group, l!9Wever, concealed a tightening squeeze on many livestock producers NOW YOU KNOW The first neon tube ad- whose prices declined or held relatively steady while prices for vertising sign in the United key livestock feeds like corn and soybeans advanced. . New price records'for corn and other livestock feed grains, States was installed at the Cosmopolitan Theatre in New plus higher prices for wheat, soybeans, milk, hogs and cotton led York in July, 1923, to advertise the October advance which left prices averaging 0.5 per cent the play "Little Old New above a year earlier. The increases were partly offset by lower prices for cattle, calves and potatoes. York.'' Under the UMW constiMion, any tentative agreement must be ratified by the entire o· ' l 3 .. 20% BLOUSES. SWEATERS .KNIT TOPS ALL LADIES PANT DRESS ~UITS ...........-... LO~G S~EEVE DRESS SHIRTS . 20% ·CAR COATS JACI(ETS ·TURTLENECK .LEVI'S PERMANENT PRESS DENIMS I, Maxine Griffith, Cashier, of the above-named bank do hereby declare that this report of condition is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. . Maxine Gtifflth ' . . We, the undersigned dir~tors attest the correctness of this report of condition and declare that it has beeri examined by us and to the best of our knowledge a,nd belief is true and correct. ' Edison Hobstetler ' R. E. Boice - Directors Roger Morgan Straight or. Flare lVALUES TO $1 MEIGS THEATRE Tonighl-'~af- SUn. MEN'$ WORK · NOV.. 1·2·3 ., ,, · CONRACK I·Tochnlcolorl John .Yolghl PGI' ,. Colorcartaons: Spooco Cowboy Harpoon . ~how Stilrts 7 p.m. • '.-\: ' ·' ~ ....··· B~MR ·. CLC):TH.I-ERS . ' . $6~9 FLANNEL .SHUll'S . .. ,..._uE ~~--"""--~--MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' \ t' . •' '' . - ~ . surpnse to many . I and help out a lot. But a lot of it is the company you drive for. I might · qpit If . i could find something else I'd rather do but ldon't know' what it would be." The liberation movement has affected the trucking business to some degree, Anna believes, but had nothing to do with her joining the ranks of women drivers . Her father had previously employed a woman and when that girl 'departed after a brief stay, he trained Anna to lake the job. The money is good - she makes 25 pet. of her father's gross - and the hours are long and some Pf the experiences are pretty ·hairalslng. One time a load of steel slipped on the bed as Anna was driving and the rig tilted to the right. The bed was sitting on the trailer's front right duals jllld tore all the rubber off before she got it to a crane to have it straightened. Anna said that .Ill~ ·word among truckers Is that ·Ohio is the worst place to drive, Continued on P!ll!e 2 I By LEE LEONARD roadblock will have been UP! Statehouse Reporter . eliminated for government COLUMBUS (UP!) - The programs tailored for the uncertainties of next Tuesday's . Democrats. Pro g.re ssi ve soc i a 1 general election in Ohio are enough to make most state legislation may rush untouched voters to see a candidate's politicians ~nervulL'l , especially . to the governor's desk Ul)less income tax returns, net worth Republicans. the Democrats begin fighting statements and campaign lt is a landmark e.lection, and among . lhemselves, as they finance reports? Or could they· the results could have a also -are capable of doing. care less? Tuesday should longtime effect on Ohio politics The Democrats also can be furnish some clues. · ' · and goverrunent. expected to ·realign the boun- Gov. John J . GU!lg8n bu For example, Ohioans ap- dartes of congressional placed a premium on ftnanclal pear ready to launch a new star districts with a majority in disclosure clairnlng the pubUc; into the political heavens of the both legislative chambers is entitl;;f· to know what ltlr ·. perhaps squeezing out two 0; officials own or who owtll;' · tiJree qlore pro-Democratic them. Former Gov. J81Jl!!l•A.:·· Ohio politics districts in the HolL'le. Rhodes follows tiN! law but; ' But the governor's race will goes no further, believing it•a < nation. A big victory by John be the most telling of all about JlQbody's Wslnesa and ~ 't:• : Glenn in the Senate race could bow Ohioans want their state to matter U he does his J<!b rlll!t.; · projlel him into the national . be run aM where they stand 1n Ohio voters wW make up · limelight in 1976. the middle of the 1970s. their own minds. They •llo, for, ': Aside frpm that, Glenn would This Is the first election In a the first time, wW have a:'· probably figure in· a restruc- post-Watergate situation, and referendw-n on Gllllpn. 'Ibe; ?• turmg of the state Democratic the turnout alone should teU governor's illcome taJ: an ~: party leadership and who gets whether Ohioans are turned off issue ill1972. Jt was upheld, 1-1,. > tapped to run for governor in by politics. · but was not a true lildex ot tbe' · 1971. ' Furthermore, many of the governor's populatlty bee&l1•: : ln legislative races, If the statewide campaigns have the question was poorly wcr.", , Democr11ts ga/lJ control ,of the been waged on the basis of ded. Senate and hold 'the House, as.jt "honesty, openness and inFinally, the Gilligan-Rhodes looks like they will, the last tegrlty ." Does It Impress the Continued 9n page 2 Your Invited Guest IS:fOINT PLEASANT ~ Reaching More . Than 12,000 · Families ·' Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley -' \. ~ ... ........ ·- SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1974 ·Mi<Jdleport·P~omeroy . " ,... t ,_ : Medi~are ' PRICE 20 CENTS ·- ·'· ·, ~ 1 • creases In hospital costs. He noted that lhe Jaw ~;eqiJires an annual review of hospital coots under Medicare and an adjustment of the portion of the bill lor which a Medicare . beneliciary is responsible, If these costs have rtsen substantially. The law provides a formul8 for deterJlllning tlie amoWJt of any adjustment in the deductible amount. The hospital deductible amount is Ulre the deductible amounts specified in many auto Insurance policies, where the car · owner pa~s the first $00 or $100 on a repalr bill, and the lnsw-ant;e pollcy covers the rest. When a Medicare . beneficiary has a hospltsl stay of more than 60 days, be will pay $23 a day for tlie 6lal through the 90th day, up from tbe ptesent$21 per day. If he ,hssa post'h91111ltal stay of.over 20 days in a 'Skilled nuralng facllity, he will pay $11.50 .,. per day to~Vard the cost of the 21st day through the tOOth day, up from the present $10.50 per day. If a beneficiary uses · his "lifetime reserve" days, the extra 60 hospital days a beneficiary can· uae when he needsinore than 90 days !'f hospital care In the same benefit pertod, he will pay $46 for each reserve day .used, Instead of the present t42 per day. ' bel~\~~=tb,:;-~ move far t.i!Y " . . ' . •· .. . . .... ' I I I t' • COLUMBUS (UI'I) - Ohio Tw-npike Commission Chairman James W. Shocknessy said Saturday a new toll audit system which wW pr~I!S transactions on the tollroad "laster than ever before" will Hea' d Start· aSk.S Space .. 0 £1er -• . . ' OOLUM!IUS - Gov. 3o1m J . Gillig~ tile governcr. · Sall!rd!'Y announced an .-.ooograntto the •Gov, Qillig8n said the grant· "wl)l Ohio Bureau of Employment Services and · provide job training the unemployed, the Ohio Department or · Edu,callon, anchrill conlrlbute to the national effort .vocatlonai education diviSion, fOr a mlne lowBI"!IIncreulng energy supplies," machlnei'ym~han~ training program in Gwddines for the grant were written by Ga!Ua and Meigs countle!J. the Department .or Eeonomlc and . Com· The grant will provide funds £or class- munlty '· Developme!lt's Manpower ,,. room ...,.....ence _,. 1n mine mac,h,.._,, · __ , 'Deve1Gpq>ent Division. ·' mechanlcs for 15 econoinlcally dl.sad' v·A•··ed ..., - ·L --.. penons. Trainees 1n the .. ..,_on wW be ·taught mine heallh and . . · .. POMEROY - ·The Conununity Action and rest room . faclllties . An outside safety laws, malntenalli:e and repair or •' mine machlhery, ~ Interpretation of Agency .·, Ia preJiadng a request playground area 1.s a requirement. . , schematic drawlnga, blueprint• and · I(\ ,have Head Start .in Gallla loa ·part of the Head Start budget, maintenance manuals. · ·• and Meigs Countlea on a ' nine Umlted 'renovation .costs are allowable for 'I'll, p-ant wW be rilade from the · months balliJ. In ai-der to hsve the the Jllll1*e or meetlrig safety and health Governor's DlacretioOaty Funcl for 1isCa1 Office of OliJd Development Regional · reaulatiCJIII. year 11'16 under 11tle l of the Com- Office ~e this request, IL will be · Individuals, churches, schools, prehelllive Empleyment and TralnJnC neceaary to ~ow. tbat·llllitable ~tea are graog18, .or other 'agenCies having a • Act of 18'13 (CE'I'A). The GoveniOf'l av~ble In the ~ty area llllitable area dealrlng to make it available :' Dlicrellclnary Fund IIIDide Up off per . space ae~ted m~ ~t local · 1o the Head Start Program are asked -to :1 . ceal of aU CETA lrMit)l CGIIilng lnlo the . requii'einenta or health and afety · In notify the.CAP Office, box .686, 1Pomeroy, . alate. The ·~llld totala tl.lmiiUCin for lisCal addillon lo baYing · satllfactory · c~ Ohio 46788, «call 448-1780 in Gallipolis, or , 1~ ~Use of .the money ~ d-etermined by . I'OOIDa, avatlablekltcbe~~ dining rpact, ~ 1n Pomeroy, as soon as possible. w ' '''' New toll audit system to speed' turnpike . work more quickly through the toll gates than is now · possible," said Shocknessy . ShOCknessy said studies show the existing system installed 1• yeari·ago was deemed inadequate ·to handle tr~c between now and 1910or 111111 when the turnpike is due to become a free road. . . ' TOMB REOPENED • MOSCOW (!JPI)- The tomb of V. I. Cenin, . foimdei'_..!lf · the Soviet state, reopened· ·to the public Saturday alter being ~•. clased f or. six mon,,_ .... for re,....... ~aining . frtnded ·: Mine . RONALD CAJJIOUN cost up $8 -January 1 GAL.LIPOLIS Beginning next January I a· person who goes to the hospital Wider Medicare .wiU be respon. sible for the first $92 of his hospital biU. The present deductible. of $84 wlll remain in effect for Medicare ltaipltal admissions durlpg !he' rest or this year. In iumounclng the $92 deductible, HEW Secre,lary Caspar W. Weinberger said this amOiint is equivalent to the average cost of cine day or hOSpital care. The deductible Is the patt of the hospital bill for ,.-h!Ch the beneficiary is respon. sible for the first 60 lhiYB or hospltai care.in each benefit period. Medla!re ' pays the rest or the costs of covered services. At present, the average hospital stay under Medicare is about 1112 days; at a coot of over $1,000. , Weinberger said the ' Increase . In the deductible results from contlnuinl{ · in· t' . . I . ·. are KNITS &· • . . GALLJPOUS - Four hotlt-contested Qem~ratlc le.aders are openly bacltlng member llf the·Kyger Creek Local Board. the Bciiird of El~: lior1s . races are ai!Sured bea:e ~ay ill the .,:Republican Attorney James BenneU and, G. Gordon Fisher, Rt1 I, .J)?..-ster bo.ard Nov~r (leneral ~- A& c~-' ·€alh0111 bas ·bec<.me an lil~t ' members was welder at the Kyger .Greek paiCJ)big goes in.fl! II!J fllW ~· . s, GBni candidate who is expected to ~ SupfX!l'te4 t'Lint. former member the Co1lli 118ns will have lo llliike several major by DeJ11ocrats and Republi~, ~ 11 declllonabeforethepollscloseat 7:30p.m. ~net~. ,. . I· . ,. . • Tuesday. , . A W<IDE:ePEN ll.f!CE jS Planl; oi"r~~~~;~:r: Olfidals at the GGII!a Coflliijl BOard of the Galli!~ ~ty1loard qt 2, a ttucli: long and short terms.' ~ectlona report that 1.1,257 persons have parhsan ballot. . . ~l and . president ~a!IIJ- Weal As If ,nine waldatei1weren't enOu,li -. regis~ lo vote, {Jnder a ne,w sll!te law, . Under the ·terms of COI!I!Oiidatiiln, all Bolird of '·Elluo;ation; Bruce Sto.Ji, Rt. 1, to l!lllke .an Interesting r-~~ • .the ballot all38 ~IJ!mly precinci!J Will be opened from mcwnbept~bers must seek ret!lection. Bidwell, a -'fOreman · ~t the Kyg~r Creek received. -additional pubiJCi.ty Thursday• &:.30 a,.m. fo 7:30p.m. . The ~unty tioard has charge of the newly . l'<nyer Plint and lilrmer ·member of the when it was learned that onelof the' many MajOt' ra~ this f.a!1 are the Conunon consolidatl!!l Gallla C01mty Weal &hool8.. North GaJIIa. Boar~: now ·servillg on the printed . ballots being circulated Pleas Court JullgeStilp, ·~ Gallia County All school board cimdldates with the county' boar~ ; J. E. !'Dick" Cremeens, Rt. throUghout the county may be. illegalllfld Local Board of Education, Gallla County exception of ·one, , Forrest Smith of 1, Crown City, !l.t.farmer and •former hadatleaatthreeposslblevtolationsiiJ!der AQC!Itor,and Gallia Couniy Commissioner. Cheshlre, have previous experience as . presidept of the Hal,han Trace 119111'11 and tbe')lew Ohio ·Election Laws. <' · · , rn Galli~, all eyes will be focused !Joard members, · · ,· " current cOUilty ~ .member, Gr~P~vllle 1~ the. Gallia Cowity Audi~'s race, ·· on the ~on :Pleas Jooge race where .Candidates are· Murray Olqrch.of·Rt. Burnette, Rt. I, P~triot, a retired farmer Dorijthy Cobdee, a Democrat,,Ji lopposlng party Unes have split l!lllie sup~rt of two 1, Crolvri €tty, a rormer teacher and and businessman,');ow in his sixtH year as Repul)lican Joe Alley. Mrs. OOndee, a candidates. · , ·' ' member of the Hannan Trace U>cal Board a member of .the 'Gallia County Board of former e!flploy!!e of the Holzer Medical Judge Ronald R. Calhoun was elected of Education; J. C. Mitchell, Rt. 1, Bid- Education . Center, ran Wlopposed in the May to the post six years ago after he came to well, an ~•mployee of Evans Packlng According to attorney Lee Wurster of Primary. . Alley, an assistant to Gallia County Gallia CoWlty I!POO the eocota'agement Company and former ~ember of the North the Elecilon Division, Secretary of State's and support of the .Do!mQct·atic Party. Gallla Board of Education; Dale Rothgeb, office,. members elected to the board of Engil'!eer Gletlll Smith, defeated Worthy Now, there Is reported 'to•be a major Jr., Rt. 1, Gallipolis, Assistant City Editor education in Tuesday's election will F;vans and Charles Jones in the GOP split between the party imd C8lhoun. Some of the Gallipolis TribWle and former assume duties following certification by Continued on page 2 A1L LADIES LADIES . I F~ur~· ~ttd contests predicted in ·6:aBia County 0 0 0/ . . /0 . \" SALE CO-NTINUES 2• ·~·. ~ \ .. Voting . I landmark: electi?n ~as to shape politiCians IJ!'nerved ·future of Oh.·o tmes VOL g, NO. 40 BAHR CLOTHIER-s·- - - MI~AUTUMN ~~~~~"REDUCED . . ·;·. . . ~ Uncertainties of this + Cloudy and wanp today, cbance ·of showers 211 percent with highs in the !Ws, Conditions continuing ~?11M into Monday. Highs tbinorrow in the !Ws. Elberfelds In Pom·eroy CAR COATS ' \ DRIED FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS *5,95 Dudley's Florist LADIES ., l ' Weatlier · Save During November Bargain Days This Week End POMEROY ·NATIONAL BANK ' By Jan Couatryman . , regular Iliad for the young Jt started out to be a normal ' woman, who started driving rainy Wednesday l!lomlng a! · with Central and Southern, she Ohi~ VaHey Publishing Co.'s says they'll haul anything. · ' "Paper Is harder to inove"; plant in Gallipolis: There was a )oad of Jk>water · she observed, "but I haven't newsprint walling on' Third figured out why yet." ~ Ave., the driver OfAhe truck, Although Anna never thought curled ln)o the .w,rmth•of the . much about driving unUl she eab,.w~ asleep W!jl~ng for· the re~tci)ed maturity, she insists plant to open. ..~ ·.. shecan'tstop,evenafteronlya No one .thougbt too • much . 0 year 01). lhe ro-d and four to ,!lbout ·u ·untii'/OV..P ·empJilye fi:ve months of. soJo ·drlving. Otho 1\lat~. · pr,ess'room '·'Other drivers who have foreman, w~,llfOI!t · to ·wal!e the been on the road a long time lruclt dr!vet. All was routine. say it gets in )'0111' blood," she !llllt~·!"9Wlted 1111! side of the coinmented. "'I'h!ey're right. ..Vtilt, Gl>!C cab, Ia~ on the Some days It feels like the , Window, and then ~q back whole world is conilng down .on appalled. · ~t · you 'and you think you'd like to The driver_!W!~Jlli lady. quit, but the next day is always That was ,l!JW Anna Lltch- different, and then it's an right fCirli, a ~ .brunette from again." Na~hviiJe:r,fiTenn . , was InAnna said there are a lot of trl)duce<l:-to GJillipolis. women drivll'!g rigs now, but 'J'he. ~year old divorcee tll8t most of them work In IT'S A BIG STEP_ Anna U:ldlford · GMC r!l · .drl~_lli!" foi- Ugon, using a rig partnership with · their visiter,! GaWpolis early Wednesday · · After ;~~~c- ~,.lYhich belongs to her father. He husbands. In the year·she has cesafull).' swinging the 46,000 pound rtg ,-ith its 211 top.,l9ad11( taught he; to _dr~ve and owns a been on·the roa~ $<: has seen paper irito the docli: l!t Ohio Valley Publishing . - poeed for Oeet .of ~ b1g trucks.,Anna's only one other gll'lliriving solo. one of the pictures her mother cl!n't belle\'~~ver taken. rig ~e1ghs 46,000 pounds It doesn't bother her very . Driving l.s in th!! famlly and Anna saysher,mCit!ler doean't see. ell!p~•.-Loaded, 1t's a different m~ch. It a5 a novelty. ·•' ~ and wh1le steel Is the People are usually real nice Open Friday and Saturday Until 8 P.M. .BAKER FURNITURE ' . Elberfelds In Pomeroy SAVE ON TV's AND STEREOS NOW • ·~ ··a in Briefs KIDS LOVE MAYOR NEW YORK (UP! )- Mayor Abe Beame took a walking tow! ontii Hil•d from page 1 of Brooklyn Thw-sday, in the supporting the Natw-al Remidst of hundreds of trick-or- sources Director wbo has been treaters. At one point Beame widely quoted as saying the was surrounded by a group of state would be better off youngsters in Halloween garb without a gas or coal industry. ~clamorin~ for his autograph, In the race for the U.S. prompting a lady to tell the Senate seat currently held by mayor, " the kids love you." lame duck Sen. Howard M. "They're my size,'' Metzenbawn, IU>hio, Republiresponded the five-foot one- can candidate Ralph J. Perk loch mayor. attacked a poll printed by. his PAPER STRUCK hometown newspaper, the CLEVELAND (UP!) - The Cleveland Plain Dealer, which Cleveland Chapter of the indicated Democratic OLIVIER IS ILL · Newspaper Guild tOday struck 7037P BRIGHTON, England (UP!) nominee, John Glenn, would the Plain Dealer, Ohio's - Actor -director Lord Olivier, win by a wide margin. Perk's campaing manager, largest newspaper , after director of Britain's National rejecting the morning paper's Theater, has been hospitalized Rrobert T. Bennett, said the latest contract offer. Guild for the past two weeks suf- po11 " consisted of 600 in- members set up picket lines at fering from muscular in- terviews across the state, 14 the newspaper at 6 a.m. EST, flammation, the Sussex per cent of which were from six' bow-s after the old pact be· Hospital said Thursday. Cuyahoga CoWJty." "That would be 84 people tween the Guild and the news· 17" (dlag. meas.) Super-Solarcolor TV · Olivier, 67, was listed in "fair" from the ·almost two million paper expired. As modern as today in styling, as advanced as condition. people in the COWlty, hardly a tomorrow in performance. Admiral Super-SolarBig savings on womens fur trimmed coats- womens CONDITION SERIOUS reasonable sample to deter. color for purity in color, power and performance. COLUMBUS (UP!) - The blouses - womens pants - misses blue denim western mine Mayor Perk's true Carrying handle for convenience in carrying COLORfUL . jackets. Luggage on sale. support in the area," Bennett son of Pittsburgh Pirates from room to room . Wa lnut grained finish on President Dan Galbreath, polystyrene. · said . Glenn, ·on the other hand, Squire Galbreath, 14, remained Boys slacks and Fashion jeans V2 price sale- mens Rolla bout Stand Inc I uded apparently enjoying his report- in serious condition today at a " and boys winter iackets - mens $9.00 to $12.00 shirts for ed wide lead in the race, went local hospital following brairi The boy was admitted surgery. $6.99- Western jeans for men. Sale Qric.e!i on mens ties to a Polish picnic Thursday. Glenn attended a backyard Sunday to Riverside Methodist -and special sale prices on Tonka Toys at the Toy Store. lunch at the borne of Mrs. Anna Hospital after complaining of a From Up Tomaszel<, . 80, and her son, severe headache following a Walter, on Cleveland's east bike ride near his home here . Shop Friday and Saturday Nights Till 8 P.M. side. 59 N. Second St. Included on the menu were REVfV AL BEGINS IN MIDDLEPORT . Middleport, o. kielbasa, homemade Polish DEXTER - A week's soup, pork chops, mashed revival will begin Sunday, Nov. potatoes, sauerkraut, string 3 at the Old Dexter Chw-ch. beans, fresh tomatoes and Services will be at 7:30 p.m. Polish apple cake. · Everyone is welcome to attend. Call No. 491 CharterNo.191W National Bank Region No.4 The former astronaut spoke briefly following the dinner to REPORT OF CONDriiON, CONSOLIDATING about 200 children at St. DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES, OF THE Hyacinth's School and at the Alliance of Poles' headquarters. State Auditor Joseph T. I . ' ' Ferguson denied Thursday of Pomeroy in tbe Station of Ohio, at the close of business on October 15 1974 charges by Republican candipabllshed in response to call made by Comptroller of the currency under''rille 12, United States Code, Seelion 161. . ' date for state auditor, Roger W. Tracy, that there has been oo audit of the state WeUare ASSETS MEN'S Sizes 35 to SO · Department in three and oneCash and due from hanks - - -. • - - - • . - - • . . . • . • • $ 1,556,841. 79 half years. U.S. Treasw-y secw-ities • · • - - ••. - - - - - • 3 0391160.57 Obligations of other U.S. Government ' ' "H, as he ignorantly clalms, agencies and corporations : - • . • • . • . 1.56,028.50 the Auditor's office has not REDUCED audited the WeUare DepartObligation ~ of States and political subdivisions - • - . - - - -. 2,250,104.66 20% 20% ment in the last three and•one~ Other securities - - - - - , - - - • - • - - - • . . • • • 37,742.50 . ' Federal funds sold and securities purchased half years, how is it that my 1 RACK LADIES' under ab'l'eements to resell - - . . . - . • . • • exan\lners have ref,used to 6,575,000.00 MEN'S . approve payment of over $9 .L oans-·-····· ·· - - · · · · · · · · 7,771,163.07 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and million in welfare bills?" REDUCED . REDUCED .· ·. .~ other assets representing bank premises - - • . Ferguson asked. • 288,983.82 Kmts · /(, By Lady Manhattan. V Other assets . . . • . - • . . . • . . . · Ferguson, whose SQll Tom is - . 6,531.98 TOTAL ASSETS • • • · - - - • . . . opposing Tracy in Tuesday's $21,681,456.89 ~~~~~==~;; ~~~~~~~~ s~i:ze:s~35~to~5o~. . election, said Tracy's charges. LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, show the GOP candidate was MEN'S REDUCED · and corporations • • - - - - • - - . • . . . . . "totally ignorant of the opera· $4,822,162.61 lions of both the state auditor's Time and savings deposits of individuals, COLORED 3 REDUCED office and the state Welfare partnerships, and corporations - - - . • - • • • . • ~ 12,462,864.87 Department." Deposits of United States Government • - • - - . . - . • • 58,1160.19 . ' Tracy, meanwhile, said Deposits of States and political subdivisions - ••• - •• - • • · 2,321,366.1W Certified and officers' checks, etc. - • . . - • • • • • • - - 36,374.09 refusal to release an audit of MEN'S Warren Public Scbools so the TOTAL DEPOSITS - - - - • • - • - $19,700,828.56 Long Sleeve Pullover voters~ can have the facts (a) Total demand deposits - •• - • • $ 6,2!6,799.45 before Tuesday amounts to (b) Total'time and savings deposits • • •• - $13,484 029,11 REDUCED Other liabilities • - • • . • - - . • - - • • • . • • 231,68Q,__66 misfeasance of office on tiJe DRESSESREDUCED30% Turtl<>. Crew Neck and part . of Auditor Joseph TOTAL UABIUTIES · - - • • - " • • - • - • - • $19,932,515.42 Ferguson. RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES · Tracy said the voters in a Reserve for. bad debt losses on loans .. . ·school district . "absolutely· (set up pursuant to IRS rulings) . . - • ' • • - . • . • • - 91,207.82 have a right to know where TOTAL RESERVES 01)1 LOANS,AND SECURITIES . • • • $91,207.82 . CAPITAL ACCOUNTS !heir l!chools $nd financially' REDUCED20% Equity capital-total • - - • . • • and whether or not the schools - $1,657,733;65 R.EDUC!D Leather, Nylons Col)Uilon Stock-total par value • . • . - • · have the flindl to ke!!P their . 200,000.00 Wools, , No. shares authorized 8,000 doors open." . No. shares outstanding 8,000 Tracy llllid he agreed the l LOT MEN'S auditor llliould put a mor!torl· Surplus -- . · · ·- • • ·- · - - · - - - • •• -. •• - 1000000.00 PERMANENT PRESS ·urn on politically motivated · Undivided profits • • - • - • . . • - - - , ••.'457;733;65 VALUES audits a month before the . TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS . $1,657,733.116 TO $14.00 TOTAL UABIUTIES, RESERVES, AND electloli, "But I think that NOW refusal to ,report to the people CAPITAL ACCOUNTS - - • $21,681~456.89 on the financial status of their MEMORANDA Average of total deposits for the 15 calendar sChool districts is a major days ending with call date . • • - . • • exception and should be $19,793,211.25 remedied today by Auditor Average of total •loans' for the 15 calendar , days ending with call date • . • . . •• Ferguson." , $ ,7,740,459.32 ,~ ..'·'·;:;.•.-;s•;o~~······~·~~x... ·····"··~ · •.•,.,.,,., ....•.·::-~· · ''·:·:::::<'>~::::;:::::--m. ;:: ..Chit i.i.IY T . .i r;;;;;;; ; ; ;m T;he lady~ ~ the ·rig the progress we are, there's no reason to haw a third party· in Farmer said that both sides had exchanged revisions of proposals on Wednesday and subcommittees still were meeting on the unresolved issues of benefits, surface mining problems and . wage classifications. He said thafthe cost of livtng proposal by the union W!lS one agreement. '' of those items which may be Asked if the negotiators might also seek the help of unresolved unUI the last day. News. .r .... federal mediators, Farmer . .. I • ·.. rwc> PERSoNS WERE JN.niJum ~~e ~:::n~ ~::: ;::roth: . County Friday afternoon. Pilot, daugh,ter hurt all I h m sm ' p ane eras a · · POMEROY- A pilot of a small single engine plane and his daughter were Iii• jured _ neither apparently seriously when tbe plane crashed near here on Cherry JUdge, Township Road<247; Frlday afternoon. , OaDitM'Ia · Sheriff Robert Hartenbach said the Mn.llaat.la iD Ualvetalty Hoapltal, accident occurred at about 2:30p.m. when .Colatil . ArM, wbere abe · '" •- ...,_. ="'=lo"'~ .... · the single engine plane, piloted by John ~ Wi'!li· Voluateen wlaldai lo Hansen', 54, of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., cloaale lllled abould Coataet Red er.acoompanl'ed by his daughter, Chris, 23, OftHn'l nt Rober Medical "-·r Gaillp6. ~- Ia also of Fort Laooerdale, attempted'to land on Hansen's farm on Cherry· Ridge, · Bedford Township. Hansen told Sheriff Hartenbach he misjudged his ppproach and his plane crossed Township Road 247 TllltFrSREPORTED ~ 1111d hit an embankment. ·GAU.li'OLIS - Gallia sheriff's Hansen bacl:'a severe cut on his right deputies Friday Investigated a brealdng · wrist and his daUghter suffered bruises and ea~~er~a& at the home of Ethel Hill on ancl taeeratlons. They were taken to ·LoWer Rlv.- Rd. .Someone stole a coal ·veterans Memorial Hospl·tal by• the _. heater, clotba,'.groceries, tWo rugs .and., PO!lltroy Emergency Squad. lt!'o woolllllnlllta. Bob Keyser .of Kerr also · Doral Hili, Pomeroy Route 3, a neighreported the lbeft of a fl'ont door taken off bor, who obaerved the era$, ~ailed the .a ~let parked ~t his home. . . . . . sheriff'• ottp and the 'Pomeroy Squad. URGENT APPEAL GAlLIPOLIS - Aa lll'ICDt appeal for of A·Neptlve type blood wu .... S.IIIrdaybyrelallvelofMn. "*- ~ of UU Eutem Ave., Ji,... . l' l ' . .. ~ .· . . It . 1 . . · The Federal Aviation Authortliei were notified Immediately and periillssion obtained to mwe the plane. .· llansenadvisedSheriffHartenbeehbe had been DYing since he was II. Ha1u1en was :reated. and relealied at the hospital. · · Miss Hansen was admitted for further treatment. WANT)'IIIEUTO~UIT SAIGON (UP!) - ' Demands for President Nguyen Van Thieu•a reolgllaUon · picked up · 11101nentwn Saturday Wi1h a petition dri)le in both houses or the South Vietnamese Nation&! Assembly, TREATIES SOUGHT , MADRID (UPI)- U. &, ~at- ' large Rob!ri McCioili:ey arriVed Satarday .~ ontbeflntlegoran~atorymisa!Oilto ; secure renewal · of treaties grantin«. tbe , .. Unlleji 'Statea the ~ or mllltary b8lea ill ~ ,spain and In ~ ~- · . '.. . . \ . � 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 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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