http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a12cc8e17d1865fd99de28e684dc0e3e.pdf 94e03d0665207bc42461f6cea6e66089 PDF Text Text I )· ' .I . ,, ··. 14- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Thursday, Sept. 4, 1975 President welcomes home Secretary of State WASHINGTON ( UPJ) President Ford personally welcomed Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger home from the Middle East· Wednesday night, and both men today turned to the task of convincing Congress to send U.S. civilian technicians to monitor the in terim Egyptian&Israeli peace accord . Daylight seen in coal strike CHARLESTON, W.Va . (UP! ) -Coal operators have agreed to an industry-union panel to hear the grievences of wildcatting southern West Virginia coa l miners, prompting United Mine Workers President Arnold . Miller to predict the 24-<iayold strike will end in a few days. About 20,000 miners in southern West Virginia, however, held steadfastly today to a demand for the right to strike without federal court intervention. There were scattered reporis of violence to keep miners from going back to their jobs. While no injuries were reported, some miners reporting for work Wednesday said sholgwt pellets were fired into their cars outside coal mines in southern counties. Strike leaders flooded the coalfields with new pamphlets urging the men not to relent because "the companies are vicious and will stop at nothing." As the strike approached the end of a full month, a fine · against the in ternat ional United Mine Workers union climbed to $1 million . U.S. District Judge K.K. Ha ll has threatened to let the fine rise to $1 .5 million with a daily increase of $100,000 each day the strike continues . In Washington Wednesday, Miller announced the union and the Bituminous Coal Operators Association, by mutual agreement, plan to set up a special panel to hear miners' complaints in .Charleston-based District 17, where the wildcat flared Aug . II. But Miller said the commission would not be activated until the illegal work stoppage ends, and he criticized forces who have kept it going in defiance of his and Hall's orders to return to work. Miners in half a dozen states who joined the walkout launched a back.- to-work trend after tl)e Labor Day holiday, but holdouts in southern West Virginia coalfields refused to call it quits. Egypt and Israel were to formally sign the agreeme nt today in Geneva. Ford and Kissinger scheduled an early mornin g meeting to brief Democratic and Republican lea ders of Congress on details of the accord. Later in the day Kissinger will brief the Senate Foreign RPlati ~"> n :e: Committee . In an unusual tribute , Ford went to nearby Andrews Air Force Base to welcome Kissinger back from his two weeks of shuttle diplomacy civilian technicians to man which led up to the interim . electronic sensing devices to accord . monitor compliance with the Before an applauding a udi- interim accord in the Sinai enc'e of officials Ford hailed desert. "! trus t that the Congress the agreeme nt as hPinf' ".-.f great Importance not on ly to will agree that this very th e parties involved but to the small conting ent will be a entire world." proper activity," he sa id ''America can be ve ry Wednesday night. Already, Ford appears to proud of its role of peacemaking, " he declared. have won wide support for the Ford needs the consent of plan among Republican and Congress to carry out a key Democrat ic congressional provision of the accord , the leaders, with the notable sending of up to 200 American Senate exception of Democratic leader Mike Mansfeld . He says the presence of U.S. civilians might draw the United States into any future Mideast war. But many membe rs of Congress want to hear more details, and final approval will depend on how they receive Kissinger's briefings. The Israeli parliament Wednesday approved the accord, 70 to 43 with seven abstentions, after nine hours of often healed debate. Under the accord, which Egypt and Israel had initialed Monday, Israel will withdraw from key territory in the Sinai in return for Egyptian concessions including a pledge against use of force and assurance that non-mil!tary Israeli cargoes can go through the Suez Canal. Kissinger stopped in several other Mideast countries on his way home to talk about the agreement. A senior official traveling with him said the accord got warm approval from Saudi Arabia's The Cu9tom Draperies and Bedspreads You've Wanted, At a Price You Can Afford Let us help you create that distinctive, decoratorstyle window trea ment you've always wanted. 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CO.{;APTAINS OF THE MEIGS MARAUDER football team introduced al Meigs meet the learn Thursday night at Marauder Stadiwn in Pomeroy, 1-r, Mike Magnotta, Coach 01arles Chancey, and Terry Qualls . See page 2. • enttne Devotee/ To The POMEROY MIDDLEPORT, OHIO JOHN BLAKE, CENTER FOR the Meigs Marauders, worked out Thursday evening following meet the team at Meigs Stadiwn in Pomeroy . See page 2. l11ten•.~t.~ of The Meigs-M11smr Areil FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1975 PRICE 15' • By MELANIE DEEDS DETROIT (UP!) - Mter seven minutes, Charles 4 ~Chuc1den O'Brien left the grand jury room, unsmiling and uncooperative. His lawyer said the burly, 41-year old O'Brien, who calls himself a foster son of James R. Hoffa, refused to answer questions Wednesday before a federal grand jury that is trying to learn how and why l?'fleroY· Syria's governinl! Ba 'ath party later denounced the accord as a "major setback for the progress of the Arab struggle." The senior U.S. official, who declined to be identified, said the United States ezpects the Soviet Union also to attack the accords. VOL. XXVII NO. 101 - - -- - indictment hit · MEIGS THEATRE Assad. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Hoffa expecting the former Teamsters union boss disappeared. Attorney James W. Burdick said the grand jury was "fishing" in Teamsters union affairs wtder the guise of probing the Hoffa case. O'Brien reportedly is sure he will be indicted. O'Brien was described by federal investigators as a key figure in the case. He already has admitted he was in the same area at the same time Hoffa disappeared from outside a suburban Detroit restaurant July 30. O'Brien called it a coincidence. O'Brien also has admitted he was driving a car owned by the son of a reputed Mafia chieftain, Anthony William J . Harmon, L. Giacalone. When he left home Diane Harmon to Landon for the last time, Hoffa told Adkins, Sharon Adkins, Lot, his family he was going to Minersville. join Giacalone for lunch. Jack W. Crisp, Glenna The car, federal inCrisp to James Jackson vestigators said later, conCrisp, Aliena Rae Crisp, 1.03 tained traces of Hoffa's scent A. , Salem. and hair the same color as Charles A. Hilton, Cora Hoffa's . Hilton to Norman L. Lehew, Federal authorities refused Gertrude Lehew, 1 A., to say what questions were Lebanon. asked O'Brien. Gary W. Gater, Brenda Within an hour of his a~ Gater to Ellsworth J . Holden pearance, Hoffa's lawyer Jr., Ann Holden, Parcels, son, James P. Hoffa, charged Scipio. O'Brien with involvement in Alma Yowtg to Alfred E. the Hoffa disappearance. He Young I A., Salisbury. said O'Brien's refusal to take Danny L. Cremeans, a lie detector· test or answer Barbara Cremeans to James grand jury questions made it A. Cremeans, Bonnie M. "absolutely clear" that he was involved. Cremeans, 1.5 A., Orange. The Detroit Free Press said Louisa Webb to Wallace G. Haynes, Waunita G. Haynes, O'Brien told one of its 6,000 sq. ft., Letart. reporters that he is sure the Albert Goeglein, Ida Susan grand jury wlii indict him in GoegleintoAlvinRayTaylor, the case even thdugh u.s. Ruth Ann Taylor , 1 A., authoritiessaythegrandjury Chester. . is seeking information, not Ceona Kay Roach, Keith G. indictments. Aelker to Max 0 . Davis, "I can feel it in my bones," Arlene N. Davis, .21 A., .04 A., the newspaper · quoted Salisbury· O' Brien as saring. " In three Ruth Stace to William J. or four weeks those idiots Harman; Lot, Minersville. (the jurors) wlll come down Howard L . . Barber, Bar- with one of their rubber bafa J. Barber to Charles D. · stamp indictments and the Wilson, Iola M. Wilson, man indicted wili be one Parcel, Olive. Chuck O'Brien." Duane F. Stanley, Hazel K. Stanley, Denzle C. Stanley, Julia Stanley, Vivian Stanley, . Dale M. Stanley, Julia Stanley, . Harry Ross , TONIG,HT Geraldine Ross, Gladys THURS .. SEPT. 4 Welch, Gary Welch, Daniel NOT OPEN Stanley, Shirley Stanley, Arlene Williams, Kenneth D. · · Wiliiams · to Harold R . · Fri. thru Tuesday 'Dunham, Dorothea A. · Sept. S-9 Irwin Allen 's Dunham, Parcels, Scipio. THE .TOWERING " Willl8m R. Fetiy, Beverly INFERNO J. Fetty to G~ E. Michael, ( Technicolor•)• 1 Vlct,orla ' J . Michael, Lot, King Khalld, a more moderate endorsement from Jordan's King Hussein and a noncommittal •1 essment from Syrian President Hafez Miller In coalfields hoping to settle wildcat walkouts a subpoena on two key figures who have rallied thousands of men behind a " right-tost rike '' ·movement. In his first trip to the coal belt of southern West Virginia since the strike flared Aug . 11, Miller arranged a con·:::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.:.:::·:·:::·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ierence at an undisclosed site ~~ with officials of the union's District 17, where the strike activity ha s been conBy United Press International centrated. The back-to-work trend SACRAMENTO, CALIF. - PRESIDJ',:NT FORD invaded Ronald Reagan country today and continued to orchestrate his that began after Labor Day favorite them : wtshackle American business and industry so ended Thursday. Pickets workers can take home "a paycheck instead of a raincheck." marched outside mines that Denouncing government regulation of industry as a "mulligan had reopened and shut them stew of rules and regulations .. . a nightmare of redtape and down again, increasing the number of idle miners from pajler-shuffiing;~· Ford urged California businessmen to help him "free the free enterprise system. 20,000 to 30,000 in one day. Making the first of two forays he hss scheduled this month Gwtfire broke out at the for the nation's most populous state, Ford addressed the Host SSE Mining Co., a stripping Breakfast, an annual clambake of California's top operation at Wharncliffe in businessmen. His speech kicked off a rigorous day in which he Mingo Cowtty . had meetings with Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. and top state " Our people were told to politicians and delivered a crime message to a joint session of move to a certain area and the Caiifornia legislature before flying back to Washington for were ushered arowtd at gun· a weekend of golf. point," an official of the firm said. " They even held the WASHINGTON SECRETARY OF STATE Henry office girl, who just happened Kissinger has received strong Senate support for swift along ." congressional authorization to use tJ. S. civilian technicians The official said strikers after promising Americans would be informed of all U. S. shot out tires on one vehicle, commitments in the Egyptian-Israeli accord. " The American disabled others and blasted people will know everything we are committed to," Kissinger radio equipment. told reporters after a three-hour meeting with Senate Foreign The strikers disarmed Relations Committee members and at least 18. Qther senators. miners who had returned to Kissinger said all documents would be given to the com- work, then forced one man to mittee Monday. The Senate Armed Services Committee has drive them down a hill below scheduled closed hearings on the accord Thursday . Kissinger the mining site and fled. made his promise offull disclosure after Senator Clifford Case , Sheriff's deputies were R-N .J., insisted all American commitments in the Sinai accord unable to rowtd up any he made public. "We could not say America is committed to anything that America does not know about," Case told reporters in the presence of Kissinger. CHARLESTON, W. Va. (UPI) United Mine Workers Preside nt Arnold Miller came to the coalfields today to try to settle a crippling month-old wildcat strike that has produced renewed violence. Strikers with sho tguns drove strip miners from their jobs at gunpoint Thursday. and federal marshals served INews . •. in B . .+. ,,, rze1 sj\1 sus~eca~~ther part of the :.:·>:.:> .>.>.:::.> ·:.>.:. ·.:. .:::,:,:,:::;:::;:;:;:::;:,:,:,:,:,.:,:,.:, :,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,..,.,.,:,:;:,:,:,.,:;:;:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:. southern coalfields, a sporting goods· store advertised a "strike sale" offf ll f · 20 ermg " per cent 0 on a guns with a UMW ca rd ." A work era t a Boo ne "" voun t y mine described another confrontation with pickets. " We got together and got our guns and waited ... Then they pulled, up just off company property . We all went together , had guns, shotgwts and highpowered rifles and hollered at them . "One got his gun and we shot in the air and they took off." Meanwhile, U.S. District C<Jurt Judge K.K . Hall lodged contempt of court charges against Skip Delano and Bruce Miller, two young miners who rallied thousands of workers under a "right to strike" banner in the wildcat strike. Delano, a Maryland native with one year's experience as a miner, and MiUer led a series of rallies in the work stoppage that one point idled up to 60,000 miners, or twothirds of the nation' s bitwninous coal work force. Hall said Delano and Miller continually violated his edict by "actively engaging" in a cam paign to ·prolong the strike which the judge earlier declared was illegal. ·.. ) Some production crews return Part of lhe production crews at Mines land 2 of the Southern Ohio Coal Co. returned to work today. A spokesman at the coal company office said lhat a b In d de rm1n he be f te e I num r o >>· check Is e g rna e to .·.· workers who have returned to their jobs. !be walkout >·> began on Aug. 19 and continued Wlill Aug. 21 when / more workers did not report for work. Mine No. 3 did ) not reopen today. . :>> ··. i.· :.( .,.; { :::: :,,, ..., ·.·>.': { .. :::; { >:>:> :> :>:>:>:>:>:>:>:>>:>::>:>:>: ,, . . , . . , ... , . . , :>:>.:>:> ...>;>:>:>:>:>:>:;:;:,:,:;>::;:,:..;>,>,>.>:::>.:::>::::;:;::::>::::::::::;:;:::;:;:;:::;:::;:: Sudan coup I·s crushed CAIRO, Egypt IUP!) The Sudanese armed forces crushed an attempted coup against President Jaafar Nurneiry today and killed the coup leader, the Sudan News Agency said . The mastermind of the plot , CARS DAMAGED Two cars had minor damages and one driver was cited to mayor's cow-t as a result of an accident on East Main St., Pomeroy, at 7:05 a.m. Friday. Police said a car driven by William Snodgrass, 26, New Haven, pulling from the parking lot, s truck a car driven by Richard Garfield, 31, Pomeroy , who was attempting to pull onto the lot. Snodgrass was cited for failin g to yield . Lt . Col. Hassan Hussein Osman, had earlier gone on Omdurman radio to report the overthrow of Nwneiry and the dissolution of the government. But the coup he led together with a number of jwtior army officers ·Was crushed within two hours by units loyal to President Numeiry, the agency said . EXTENDED OUTLOOK Sunday through Tuesday, fair Sunday and Monday and a chance of showers Tuesday. Highs will be In the 70s and lower 80s and lows will be in the 50s. Imports topped 5th of market CAIRO, EGYPT - PRESIDENT ANWAR SADAT has attacked "seditious rumor-mongers" in the Soviet Union and accused the Kremlin of "attempting to undermine the unity of the Arabs." The president angrily lashed out at the Soviet Union Thursday for boycotting the signing of the new Egyptian-Israeli peace agreement in Geneva. "I consider that the Soviet U~ion , by virtue of the stand it took today, was flagrantly instigating and attempting to undermine the unity of the Arabs," he said. He spoke in an hourlong address to a joint meeting of Egypt's parliament and only political party, the Arab Socialist Union. Sadat accused Soviet leaders of disrupting past American peace efforts by passing out "what they described as secret and public provisions" to Syrian and Palestinian officials. 41 The same seditious rumor-mongers are in action today delivering false memoranda, " he said. By CHARLES W. BELL DETROIT ( UPI ) Foreign car sales in August hit their highest levels of the year, accounting for more than one of every five new cars bought last month by Americans. Ford Motor Co., hoping to stem the foreign upswing, announced plans Thursday to produce a minicar for marketing in 1977. The strong foreign sales report coincided Thursday with figures from · the Big Four automakers that siiowed their own domestic sales in August at a five-year low. WASHINGTON- RAISING THE F1RST.{;LASS stamp .from 10 to 13 cents before Christmas will " infuriate and seriously inconvenience" postal patrons, a key congressional committee chairman has warned the Postal Service. The board of governors of the financially ailing Postal Service officially cleared another hurdle on the way to the I :kent firstclass stamp Thursday. Under the postal laws, Postmaster General Benjamin Bailar can follow· the governors' acceptance of a 10-cent permanent rate with a "temporary" increase of up to 30 per By LEONA~ CURRY cent after 90 days. But Chairman Jame~ Hanley of the House ·· WASHINGTON (UP!) postal service subcommittee said in a letter to Bailar that an Wholesale prices increased increase before Christmas " would create great and un- 0.8 per cent in August, but job necessary confusion among the millions of Americans whc gains by factory workers last mail holiday greetings." month held the unemployment rate at 8.4 per cent, COLUMBUS - THE OHIO .SUPREME COURT today the Labor Department said ruled that the hwtting of mourning doves in Ohio is legal. The today. court, in a &-1 vote, dismissed a request for a writ of prohibition The rise in the Wholesale pennan~ntly halting the seas'on that started Monday but was Price Index pushed the anstopped late Tuesday. nual rate to a near doubleThe Department of Natural Resources suspended the digit rate of 9.6 per cent. The season, the first in 67 years on the mourning dove, late index measures costs to bulk Tuesday after it received a temporary order issued Sunday by purchasers , which soon will Ohio Supreme Court Justice Frank Celebrezze from his home be passed along to the conin Clevetarld. swner. The department said there LOUISVILLE;, KY. - OFFICIALS CALLED THE opening were 7.8miilion people unemday of the nation's largest new desegregation busing program ployed in August - unchanged l Continued on page Ju) .,. from July- while th~ total U.S. automakers already have written off the 1975 model year as a disaster and are promoting the ir 1976 models. The plans for a minicar challenge to the foreigner producers by Ford Motor Co . came in an announcement by Henry Ford II, marking his 58th birthday Thursday. Ford also predicted U.S. automakers would shake off their longest and deepest sales slump since the Depressio n of . t he 1930s, though he did not go as far as a colleague, President Lee lacocca, who said 1976 could become a boom year. A strong upswing, Ford said, depends on the national economic climate, help from Congress and a little bit of luck. He projected U.S. car sales of 9.1 million for 1976 compared · with his own project ion of 8.1 million for this year - th e worst level in 13 years. He said the "smaller and much lighter" car would go on sale early in 1977 and could get 40 miles a gallon on the highway . He did not mention it, but the car also would challenge the new General Motors Corp. minicar, the Chevette, which already is on the market. Jobless hold at 8.4·% ON SALE NOW HOME FURNISHING ANNEX 114 EAST MAIN STREET MAIN STORE, ANNE~ AND MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY UNTIL 8 PM ' . . ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY I .. • 1 number of employed persons ticipation of a price increase rose by 250,000 following a and autoworkers benefited much bigger jump in the from improved sales at the previous month. A to 11 of end of the model year. 85.4 million persons had jobs . The 6.4 per cent rate in last month, the department . August compared to a 1975 pel!!< of 9.2 per cent last May. said. The department said The jobless rate for adult employment among factory males fell significantly from workers jumped by 200,000- 7 per cent to 6.6 per cent and the first such increase since the rate for adult women May, 1974, when auto dropped slightly from 7.9 per production picked up at the cent to 7.7 per cent. conclusion of the Arab oil Administration officials embargo. A total of 22.4 have said. inflation as million persons were em- reflected by a rise in the ployed in goods producing wholesale index was the most industries. serious impediment to a In August, steel mills were revival of national economic working over:time to meet heait)1 . inc rea sed or,der s m an' Foreign cars, paced by record performances by Datswt and Honda, captured 21.8 per cent of the American market in August. It was the best month of a good year for the )ntports . ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:,:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: BOMB KILLS LONDON (UP! ) - A bomb exploded In the ground floor lobby of the 311story Hilton hotel today, killing and maiming guests, shattering windows and doors, and blowing out a side of a restaurant. Scotland Yard said two persons died and eight were seriously Injured In the blast. Others suffered minOr injuries and shock. Army bomb experts using a new robot bomb handler were tackling a suspected second bomb. Four arraigned Four persons arraigned in Meigs County Common Pleas Court House Judge J oh n C. Bacon Tuesday pleaded not g uilty . They were Doug Burns and Calvin Mayle, on charges of being involved in the Guessler Jewelry theft. and Bub Patterson and Gerald Hendricks charged with r ece ivin g stolen property . Trial date tias been set fur Sept. 24 at 9 a .m. '• Honors taken at state fair Five Meigs County 4-H a second year veleran of the members won honors at Ute State Fatr Style Revue. She modeled creamOhio Stale Fair. colored polyester gabardine Receiving "Outstanding of bibbed pants, topped by a the Day" for her refinished furniture was Mandie Rose, western-style matchins daughter of Mr . a nd Mrs . jacket. Dark brown top stitchery accented the jacket. John J . Rose of Bashan . Mandie, a member of the A dark brown knit top Bashan Bunch 4-H Club, completed the outfit. Barbara competed with the exhibited a bed she built from top sports clothes winners for discarded wooden spools used for storing wire. Her unique several other counties for the ideawonhertop honors in the hon or of being selected as one of the " Outstanding of the State Fair Decorama . Besides home furni sh ings, Day" in her category. Meigs County took double Mandie is interested in many o ther areas of home honors in the Food a nd economics. She plans to work Nutrition Show at the fair . toward a degree hi home Receving " Outstanding of the economics at Ohio State Day" for their breads University where s he will be projects were Debbie Birchfield and Julia Gheen. a freshman this tall. Debbie, daughter of Mrs. Barbara Douglas, daughter Rosella Birchfield of Route I, of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rutland, is a member of the Douglas of RFD. Coolville, Columbia Make-it 4-H Club . won ·•outstanding of the Day" honors for her sports This was her first year to compete in the Food and outfit in the State Fair Style Nutrition Show at the State Revue. Barbara , a member of the Sunbeams 4-H Club, is Fair. Julia Ghee n, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Ca rl Gheen of Harrisonville is a member of the Harrisonville Girls 4-H Club. This was her second year to exhibit breads at the State Fair. In county competition this year, Julia shared reserve c hampion honors with Mary Mora for her breads project. Marcia Dillard, with her registered quarter horse , Emery 's Choice, placed first in the sta te in horsema nship fur 14 year oids. Marcia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dillard of Pomeroy, and a five-year member of the Meigs County 4-H Pleasure Riders, was se lected for state competition on the basis of her fine perDON NELSON formance at the Meigs County Fair . The 4-H members represe nting Meigs County at the State Fair were. Horse Show, Marcia Dillard and Robin Ritchie ; Decorama, Mandie Rose; Style Revue, Betsy Amsbary , Barbara Douglas, Niesel Duvall, Bonita Johnson, Mary Mora Camil le Swindell; Don E. Ne lson, Route 1, and Woodworking, Lester Jeffers. Middleport, an assistant vice Also, Food -and Nutrition preside nl , has been named Show, Debbie Birchfield, manager of the Pomeroy National Bank's new branch Teresa Carr , Carl Gheen , which will open for business Julia Gheen, Julie Johnson in Tuppers Plains on Monday . an d Tammie Starcher, and A 1967 graduate of Mid- Demonstrations, Sonia Carr. dleport Hi gh School, Ne lson Mary Colwell , Melanie attended Ohi o State Dillard, Sarah Goebel, fu! c hei Hunter and Sharon University for t hree years. Carr. He worked 22 months with a finan ce company in Athens and McArthur before ac· cepting emp loyme nt at the Pomeroy National Bank on March 1, 1972. The son of Mr . and Mrs. Denver H. Ne lson, MidA suit for money and two dleport, Nelson is treasurer of the Meigs Jaycees and divorce actions have been secretary -t reasurer of the filed in Meigs County ComOhio River Valley Bird Dog mon Pleas Court. Sharon L. Trout, WilkesAssn. He ha s completed several American Institute of ville, asks $50,000 from Banking courses at Parkers- Charl es Reitmire, Rt. 1, burg and graduated from the Pomeroy, for injuries she Ohio School of Banking at received as a result of a car Athens . Hi s hobbies are accident that occurred on hunting, golf, basketball and Pomeroy's West Main St., Sept . 5, 1973. bowling. Filing for divorce, each Ne lson is married to the charging gross neglect of former Maurisha Durs t. daughter of Mr. a nd Mrs . duty and extreme cruelty, Maurice Durst of Pomeroy. were Willie Gri[\les, MidMr. and Mrs . Nelson ' have dleport, against Dugan two children, Jeffrey Todd, 6, Grimes, Jr., Athens, and and MaW'isa Dawn ~ 2 1 ~ . The David Wooten, Albany, family attends the Bradbury against Christina Wooten , Buchtel. · Church of Christ . Don Nelson manager of new branch $50,000 asked in money suit ' �.. . I • rI • 3 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday: Se~. ~.1975 ~ · The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. ~·rid"Y · &•pl . 5, !975 ~ Southern likes grid chances RACINE - "I don't care what Col. Mole , Swami, or Hoople say," said Coach Bill Jewell, " We ' re going to prove to everyone that we have a good football team al Southern -AGAIN! " "We're gonna go down to Falrland F'riday and show them what we have at Racine," said Jewell. ·•we've got a good team and we're going to prove it." Coach Jewell, at right, showed great optimism here Ibursday evening during, "Meet the r ea m Night'' activities. He assured fans the Tornados will be a contender for the SVAC crown this year. Adding spirit to the evening's activllles were th e Tornado cheerleaders, majorettes, and hand. F'rlday the fornados travel to ProctorviUe to take ou the defending OVC l'ri-Champlon Fairland Dragons. Ibe game will be the season opener lor both teams . Game time is 8 p.m. • By Norma Newland Well, Lhe last big holiday weekend of the summer is over, and wasn't it a miserable one ? I understand Dorothy Stout is goin g to make an official complaint about the weather since it ruined her camping, but she doesn't know who to send it to . One big event the rain tried to spoil, but didn't, was the Miller-Balser wedding. The day was ~autiful until about one-half hour before the wedding then il RAINED! Boy, how il rained. ll slacked off enough to allow the guests to get from their cars into the church, and then qui t altogether just long enough for the bride to gel to the church . As Pam and Lawrence stood in the foyer and the processional started. so did the rain, but then, who cared! It has been said that all britles are lovely and Pam was no exception. Her gown was so beautiful , and I have !Jet;n told that Mom Shirley Ba1ser not only handmade the bridal gown but also the bridesmaids ' gowns. That waa some task! 'l!he guys were resplendent in white dinner jackets; and not to be outdone, was Roger Balser who acted as ringbearer and also wore a tuxedo identical to th" big guys. But I think the ones who had the most fun were the little children in the family who got to hand out the rice after the ceremony (even more than the big kids , who die! a bang up job of ~orating Keith's getaway ( school together . I am very hap py you r ea de rs pa ss th e paper aruWld tu those wh o know the people me nti oned in th e news or are int erested . Many tha nks. We have not only ha d a wedding but anniversaries of weddings in Tuppers Plains. Dorothy Stout and Ruth Ann Mi llho ne entertained their mother and father, Hazel and Carl Barnhill. with a surprise on their 40th anniversary. It started out as a simple dinner for six but e nd ed a.party for many more. Assisting in the surprise wer e Orville Christy of Columbus, a nd his son , Greg Christy from Orlando , Fla; Mr . and Mrs . Bill Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Oden Johnson, all of Athens, and Mr . and Mrs . Clyde Headley ; Mr . and Mrs . Harold Masser, Mr . and Mrs . Gordon Caldwe ll, Mr . and Mrs . Veri Tuttle, Mr. a nd Mrs. Kenny Grilfith, Mr. a nd Mrs. Floyd Stout, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stout and Keith " I'M SO PROUD OF MY TEAM that I'm gonna stand up here," said Coach Bill Jewell - and that's just what he did. ' • I ( ·· :::: ) { :::: :: .·.· { :::: :::: ::: still undergoes. :::: · The $30,000 winner was Donald J . Turner Jr. of :::;:: Toledo. ::; Winners of $15,000 apiece were Mary L. Teke of ;::: Cleveland, Jessie Jackson of Lima, Steven Svoboda of :;:: Ravenna and William G. Cobler of Peebles. \ ·.·. 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BELOW: Fans meet the Meigs Marauders Scenes here are from Meet the Team Night at Marauder Stadium In Pomeroy Thursday night preparatory to the season grid opener tonight with Point Pleasant Big Blacks coming to town. A large crowd of enthusiastic fans was on hand to cheer Head Coach Charles Chancey, his staff, and their playeMl between selec tions by the band and cheers led by cheerleaders. TilE MEIGS MARA UDE:R SQUAD members were introduced to the large crowd that attended meet th e team Thursday night . at Meigs Stadium in Pomeroy. I : 1 I 1 :: I I I I Delivered by carrier where. 12-2 ROMEX (NMP) 250 ft. '16.50 . 12-2 ROMEX W /GROUND 250ft. '24.95 OUTLET BOX SWITCH BOX I: a ::She ' Second c la ss postage paid · at Pomeroy . Ohio . National adver tising representative Ward Gr i ff ith Com pan y. I nc . . Bolt in elli & Gallagher Div .• 757 Third Ave .• New Yo rk . N .Y _ 10017 . . Subscrip tion rates : SEE US FOR YOUR WIRING NEEDS. . Sport Parade CHESTER L TAN·NEHILL Exec. Ed. ROBERT HOEFLICH City Editor Published daily except Sa turday by The Ohio Valley P ub lisl\ing company , 111 Court St .. Pomeroy, Oh io 45769 . Busine~ Office Phon • 992 · 2156 . ~ditor"''al Phone 992.· available 75 cents per week . By fv\otor Route where carrier service not available. One month, $3 .2'5 . By mail in Oh io and W . Va .. One Year, 522 . 00 ; Six months, $11 .5 0 ; Three months , $ 7 . 00 . Elsewhere 26 . 00 year ; Six mo n ths 13 . 50 ; three months. S7 .SO . ubsc rip tion price inc l udes vnday TiQles -Sen li nel. For use'Wiih wire. ( 102) sr STAR SUPPLY RACINE, OHIO 'American league Standings By United Press Int ernational E~st W. L. Boston Baltimore New York Cleveland Milwaukee Detroit 8'.1 74 70 M 55 63 68 69 60 79 53 84 Pel . G . 8 599 540 507 481 8 ]')1•1 16 ,432 23 387 29 Browns go west to play ·Giants BEREA, Ohio ( UP!) - The Cleveland Browns were to release another player today before departing for Seattle, Wash. , where they meet the New York Giants in an exhibition game Sunday . The Browns had to reduce the roster to the current 4!}. player limit imposed by the National Football League . The move was necessitated by the acquisition Thursday of safety Neal Crai~ from the West W . . L .. Pet . G . B. Oakland Kansn City Texas M innesota Ch tcago 8'2 76 68 65 66 55 .599 61 .555 6 72 .4£16 70 .481 73 47 5 151 , 16 11 Collltfornta 64 7S 19 .460 Thundiil'r' ' S Results Kansas Cit y 7 Ch ic ago 0 Boston 3 Baltimore 1. n ighT New York 8 DetroiT I . n ight Cleve l and 10 Milwaukee 5. night Cali for nia 6 Texas 4 , night Friday ' s Gilmes (All Times EOn New York IGura 55 and Medi ch 12-15 1 at Ball·irnore (Grimsley 9 13 and Garland 1 gain the bracket. Through ratilova, there seems no continues her domination of five matches, the second chance Mias Evert will fall to the women's fleld here in the seeded Argentinian has SJ, 2, 5 : 30p .m reach the flnals, and have ber PJ9,000 tournament, which Detroll (Ruhle 10 10 ) at dropped ooly 1B games in 12 Cleveland (Ec kersley 10 51.7 JO chance to win the title she offers $25,000 In prize mooey p .m . straight sets. says, "1 want most of all." for the winner-MW Evert Bosto n (Lee 17 n at Mi t After the explosive conChris has beaten Martina has already won S255,000 in waukee !Broberg I I IJ L B· JO clusion to the Nastase- p .m . seven times In nine meetings 197~ she will face either Minnesota ( Gollz 13 10 1 at this year. Further , the Evonne Goolagong Cawley or Orantes match , defending Chicago ( Wood 13 -18 }. 9 p .rn Kansas Cil y (Busby IS Il l at chunky Czech teenager has Virginia Wade In Saturday's champion Jimmy Coonors, California had an easy 6-2, 6-1, S-2 vic- 10 : 30 p .m . (Figueroa 17 11 1. never taken a set on clay final. Texas ( Perry 1-4 -16 ! at Thursday's match between tory over Rhodesia's Andrew from Miss Evert. Oakland (Bahnse-n 9 12). 11 If, as expected, Chris llle Nastase and Manuel Pattison. p .m . That win sent Jimmy Orantes ended with the record crowd of 15,827 booing against Bjorn Borg, the 19National League Standings By United Press International in sympathy with the year-<Jld Swede who is Ea!of Romanian, when an ex· regarded as heir preswnptive W .. L. . Pet. G. B. tremely close line call ln the to the 2l-year-<Jld Connors as Pi ttsburgh 77 59 .566 73 65 529 5 St . Louis the world's best player. final set went against him. Philadelph ia 73 65 .529 5 Borg played a long 4 setter New York Nastase, controlllng his 72 66 . 522 6 64 75 . 460 14 1 2 Chicago temper physically, but of. In downing'Eddie Dlbbs in the Montrea 60 76 441 17 l fering some choice vocal day's opening center court West . L Pet . G. B. objections, lost to Orantes, S- match. Bjorn won it, 6-4, 7-i;, Cincinnat i W92 47 662 The Reds' Don Gullett CINCINNATI (UP1) - It 2, 6-4, 6-3, sending the U, 7-i;, slipping by when Los Angeles 74 66 529 w 1 Francisco 70 69 50 4 22 took Clay Kirby a little longer figures to face Pirate lefty third seeded Spaniard Dlbbe failed on three set San San Diego 63 77 450 29 1 1 to adjust to the mound than it Jerry Reuss should the two against Guillermo Vtlas In points In the second set tie Atlanta 61 79 436 31 1 1 Houston 53 88 .376 40 break, then had nothing lett took !he Los Angeles Dodgers teams meet in the playoffs. Saturday's semtflnal. Thursday 's Resutts "We would be in trouble if to adjust to the Reds' veteran Vtlas, toyed with Chile's when leg cramps struck him A tl anta 2 San Dieg o I , nig h t San Fran cisco 2 Hous ton 1, Gullett were to lose the first the fourth set tie break . in righthander . Jaime Fillol, 6-4, 6-4, 6-1 to n ight Kirby, making his first game," admitted Anderson Los Ange les 3 Cincinnati 2. start since Aug. 5, was Thursday night. "I would have to Uiink that pounded for three runs before retiring a batter in the first if we did lose the first game inning Thursday night as the the odds would swing in favor Dodgers defeated the an- of the Pirates," added An· clnnati Reds 3-2 behind the derson. The Reds manager is at four-bit pitching of lefthander to explain the Reds poor loss Doug Rau. · A single by Dave Lopes, record against lefthanded AKRON. Ohio (UP! ) - One Kirby's wild pickoff throw pitching . could hardly blame Jack "We have some pretty good and a single by Lee Lacy By MILTON RICHMAN Nicklaus for counting his gave the Dodgers their first righthanded hitters In our UPI Sports Editor earnings from the World run in the first inning . Willie lineup," pointed out An· Series of Golf among his Crawford then followed with derson. NEW YORK (UPI) - Jim Otto used to become woozy annual yearly Income. One would have to agree his eighth homer of the anytime somebody rang his bell, laid one on his head, and After all, the Golden Bear season before Kirby mowed with Sparky since he was pcetty soon you'd see him lying there oo the field, stretched out has been in nine of the first 13 down the next three batters. referring (I) swltchitter Pete and looking as if maybe they ought to start waking up lbe World Series and is one of the Once getting by the first Rose, a three-time National ambulance driver. four who will compete inning, Kirby blanked the League batting champ, Tony During his early years with the Oakland Raiders, this Saturday and &mday for the happened to Jim Otto a nwnber of times and AI Davis noticed Dodgers with four hits before Perez who has driven In more final time at the Firestone giving way to Pedro Borbon than a 1,000 runs in the last 11 it soon enough even though he was on the other side of the field Country Club for the ~ . ooo seasons, Johnny Bench, a after seven innings. as the a•slsta11t coach with the San Diego Chargers. first prize. The Reds first run came on tw<>-tlme MVP and Foster, There wa~'t any way Al Davis could be positive, but he had Nicklaus, who captured two who is just coining Into his George Foster's homer, his a feeling Jim Otto might be putting it on a little. That thought of the four major events 22nd of the season, in the own. was ln Davis' mind partially at least when Otto was kayoed In needed to get Into the SeriesAnderson Sllid that even the first game Davis ever coached the Raiders after taking second. The Reds bunched The Masters and PGA-has three singles for the second against lefthanded pitching them over in 1963. pocketed $263 ,750 in his he will use the lefthanded Two of Olio's teammates were supporting the 6-foot-2, 255- previous nine tries, an run in the sixth. pound center between them, helping him off the field, when The defeat gave the Reds a hitting Ken Griffey and Cesar average of $20,288 per year, Davis wall<ed hall-way out to meet them. Any notion Otto may 22-21 record against lefthand· Geronimo In the outfield both Including the years he wasn't have had that this visit was calculated to lend him comfort was even there. He has won the ers. This has to concern Red lefthanded hitters. "Griffey hits lefthanders punctured by an angry Davis. manager Sparky Anderson event four times. pretty good and records "Make up yolll' gahdanmed mind, from now on you're since Pittsburgh, tbe club the Joining Nicklaus this weekReds figured to meet in the prove it," said Sparky. "And representing me 1and the Oakland Raiders, and If you ever end will be U.S. Open winner playoffs has four better than Gernomio is the best out- gonna lay out there on the ground again the way you just did, Lou Graham, British Open you can fo,rget about playing with this team," Oakland's new champ Tom Watson and Tom average lefthanders among fielder in the league." boss snapped at Otto. their starters. Weiskopf, who gained entry Davis was using peychology. into the Series by virtue of his He figured this way: Jim Otto symbolized the best the win ln the Canadian Open, the Raiders had. He was their allpro. If he could be knocked on his tournament used as the first rump so repeatedly, who else with Oakland was there to worry alternate. about? The four were to play a Otto never again was knocked out after that first game he practice round today on the played for Davis. 7,18().yard Firestone course It was the beginning of AI Davis' dedication lA> excellence their lead to eight games in and then compete head-to· American League Roundup with the Raiders, and he couldn't have found anyone to head in 18-hole rounds the American League East By NEIL HERSHBERG exemplify that more than conscientious, super efficient Jim Saturday and Sunday. Action with 23 left. UPI Sports Writer Harris, player-manager of Otto, who retired as an active player Wednesday at 37 after 15 both days will be televised by After 50 years in baseball, sterling seasons. He will continue with them as their business NBC from ~to 6:30p.m. one might expect that Bucky the old Washington Senators manager. 1924 at the age of 27, was in in Nicklaus' success on FireHarris, hasebaU's "boy won"Being completely honest, I never was able to find a single stone hasn't been limited to the pressbox to see the last der" and one of the five fault with him," says AI Davis. "He's just a warm hwnan the WSG, however, having newest members to the HaD game of the season in Baltimore between the two being." won the annual American of Fame, has seen it all. Two weeks ago, Davis told Otto be'd like to have a talk with clubs. Golf Classic once and this But even Harris, 78 and him. They got together after practice in the coffee shop of the year taking his PGA title Boston went right to work ailing, was amazed at the bote! where the Raiders are staying in Santa Rosa, Calif. fiimflain play Thursday night in the first inning. CecU "We're coming to a point where we're gonna have to make that helped the Boston Red Cooper led off with a single some tough decisions in two or three weeks," Davis said. Sox beat the Baltimore and one out later, Carl "Before we make them, I want to tliscuss your particular Orioles 3-1 for a sweep of Yastzernski doubled him to situation witb you. The thing I wanna know is where you think their two game series. The third. Fred Lynn walked to you're headed and what you want to do?" Red Sox' victory Increased load the bases and set the Otto said he thought he could still play. stage . for one of baseball's "I know you can play," said Davis. "The idea is to play most unusual plays in years. well." Friday's games Jim Rice hit a ontHiopper Jim Otto was taken aback. Nothing was settled at that to third baseman Brooks Ft. Gay at Hannan meeting, but the two met a couple of times again. Davis said Robinson, wbo stepped on Pt. Pleasant at. Meigs Otto would still be a member of the Raiders In the front office, third to force Yastrzemski. Wayne at Wahama Marietta at Athens Robinson's throw to first but Otto hated to quit playing. Finally, he realized he had to Chesapeake at Sym mes eluded Lee May allowing sometime and he told Davis he'd retire. He wanted to play once Valley more a(!llinst the San Francisco Forty Niners last Saturday Portsmouth West at Coal Cooper to score. Lynn continued to third with Yast· night. It was the Raiders' final pre-5eason game al home. Grove Southern at F~; ... !and Last Saturday night In the game with the Forty Nlners, Jim rremski, already out, trotting Rock Hill at Gallipolis down the third base line Otto played the same way be has the past 15 years for the Eastern at Hannan Trace toward the Boston dugout. Raiders. Thla is another way of saying he played the game as if South Point at Ironton Ironton St. Jose- at New May picked up the ball and he believed It would be his last, only this time that's what it Boston I Sat.! saw Yastrzesmkl coming turned out to be. Jackson at Portsmouth IA>ward home. His throw got GAHS ' B' at Kyger Creek I Sat.! by catcher Dave Duncan, Logan at New Lexington allowing Lynn to score the North Gallia at Waterford second run of the inning. (Sat. ! Valley at Oak Hill The final Boston run was :30 to 12, 2 to S (CLOSE Ross· S E at Southwester n ai.'IO unearned as Carlton Fisk THURS.J-EAST COURT Waver ly at Wheelersburg tripled and scored on Mike Well ston at Federai. Hocking Winfield r.t ·Seth Torrez' wild pitch. Today's ntinel . By BOB SfEWARf UPI Sport Writer FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (UP!) - Chris Evert is _in the semifinals of the U.S. Open Tennis Championships, where, ever since she was a ponytailed 16-year-<Jld, she has lost. Today, when she walks onto the court, an 1&-year-<Jid CZechoslovakian, Martina Nav· 3-11 record but starts against one of the nation's toughest College Division teams in Western Kentucky. .The Hilltoppers, who beat Dayton 32-15 last year, were 7-J and return 14 starters from that squad. u, DEVOTED TO THE INTER EST OF MEIGS- MASON AREA 21 57. with the e~<ceptioo of center and is headed by 21[>.pound senior fulltiaclt 'rom WUhelm. who gained 630 yards last year, averaging five yards per try. The Zip quarterback again will be senior Tom Kot~ who accounted for over 1,100 yards last year, while the other two backs are Greg Thurmond and Billy Mills, a pair of former Akron St. Vincent High School stars. Marshall, which will be playing Its first game under new head coach Frank Elwood, tripped the Zipe 17·7 last year for its only win of the season. Coach Ron Marciniak has · 16 starters back as Daytoo &. The offense retuma Intact tries to lmpcove on last year's 'target In pre sn..... drUls, complet~ 24 of :Ill In the last two Rocket scrinunages for 309 yards.Toledo Coach Jack Murphy, attempting to beef up a running game which was almost dormant the pa5t two yean, may ai.'IO have come up with some help there. Sophomore tailback Tim Zinunerman of Fostoria, a 208 pounder, l'llllled for 172 yards In 34 tries in Saturday's final scrimmage and haa that spot locked up. Akron Coach Jim Den· nison, starting bis third lle&aon, has 'llletlem}en and 16 starters back from last year's club which finished [>. Dodgers stop Reds, 3 to 2 Dear Sir: I would like to take this opportunity to thank the men of the volunteer fire departments of Middleport and Pomeroy for their hard work cleaning off the parking lot at Meigs High School on the evening of August 25. These men worked from four In the afternoon till one a.m. the next morning. They cleaned off the mud that had washed off the hill behind so the band would have a place to rehearse and cars could also park in the surrounding areas. It is unusual to have such dedicated men as those of Bob Byer and Charles Legar . We extend our heartfelt thanks. Secondly, I wish to apologize on behalf of myself, Mr. Hunt, and the Meigs Band for not being able to participate in the labor day parade on Monday, September I. We received word of the parade on Monday, August 25, and when we told the band on the 26th of the parade we realized that so many of the students and parents had already made other plans either to be out of town or doing something else that we would be unable to participate. We enjoy marching in our home towns very much and this is the first time in three years that we have been unable to. We have a great deal of respect for the Pomeroy Fire Department and the citizens of our school district. We hope we will be given the opportunity to make up for our absence in the Labor Day Parade . We would like to say that Southern, and the only other hand in the parade, Eastern looked very good and we are proud to be a part of their county school system. Once again we apologize and hope to continue our good relationship with the people of the Meigs Local School District. H. Dwight Goins, director, Meigs High School Band AT LEFT, cheerleader captains, l-r, are Merri Auit, varsity captain; Calhy Blaettnar, junior varsity captain, and Shari Mitch, freshman captain. The girls did their bit at meet the team Thursday night. to get married or have an anniversary to have a party last wee~end . For example, Mr. and Mrs . Paul Life had a whale of a good time entertaining friends at a potluck gettogether at their home on Success Road. Joining them were Mr . and Mrs . Fred Goebel, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Goebel, Steve, Suzy, Jeffy and Sally; Mr . and Mrs. Paul Osborne, Phil, Polly and Sherry of Lancaster ; Mrs . Enda Life, Mrs. Maude Gray. and of course, Terry, Paula and Larry Life. .. ' 1 1 I I :: ••• E~J~-~ ?Jtt. laiC : Swick, a 6-2, 188-pound senior who completed 62 per cent of his passes last year, will be tested by a Western Carolina squad which returns half its starters from last year's 9-2 team. Swick's top three receivers from a year ago, John Ross, Don Seymour and Randy Whately, are gone. In their places will be Scott Resseguie, a converted defensive back, Tozere Franklin, switched from defensive end, and Jeff Hepinstall, a former quarterback. Seymour and Ross, Whately caught 82 per cent of Swick's completions last year. But Swick has been right on Chris Evert reaches semifinals ;::: Sorry about that pun ch were served. Of course, you didn't have I :=·= ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::;:;:::::::::::::::·:;:;:·:·:::::·:·:::::::::::·:·:::::·:·:::::·:·:;:;:: ·.:;:;:;:;::·:::::·:·:::·:·:·::::·:·:·:·:·:- better very soon, Effie . YOU GAIN SOME and you •oat') I I " ' some: I see our local lose • •. After the I do's a supper mercantile establishment is :w&.;_given at the home of the up for sale. But we gained one :Balsers for the wedding with the new bank branch :pa(ty. opening on Monday . I am : I ' especially was happy to sorry to see the store up for :see that Marne Blake, Pam 's sale and hope we will soon :grandmother, was able to find new owners, but I'm •attend the wedding. Marne 's tickled to death that we are :health has been such that I members will number of finally getting a bank branch. :am sure it was a great effort receive a $5 prize . Beautiful downtown Tuppers :01\·)ler part . The Boosters sponsored an Plains is becoming more Firemen Busy : ..., ice cream soci31 over the beautiful all the time. Of : The Orange Volunteer Fire weekend which was a great course, Marilyn Robinson in :Dept. is getting a workout. success. the branch helps to decorate ;First, there was the fire at the Hear about some nice THE COLE STABLES have it, too. :Tuppers Plains Laundromat. things thai people do, just been busy. They attended the Don •t forget the open house •The State Fire Marshal was because they're nice, not for and Quarterhorse Appaloosa :called in on this one, but the September 13 at the on what they will get out of it? Show in Columbus which is a . :nre could only be traced to a branch bank building. You Well, Gladys Heiney, on top Cole, nationwide affair. Gene · ;gas explosion, not to what and I can sample all the of not felling well, sprained of Mr. and Mrs. Homer son the explosion . : :caused cookies . There are bound to her ankle, and her peach tr ee Eugene Cole , won the hor:~fll)lage was estimated at be some we like. See you was loaded. Six members of semanship class for 12 yrs . there . :$>~,~ . the White's Chapel and under and Bill Cole, • •· Then two runs were made Missionary Society, of which riding Jet Reed. won the $500 •tll the elementary school·, one Gladys is a member . came ' stake class for appaloosas. •Was a grass fire, the other over a nd canned 60 quarts of That will buy a lot of law :was a fuel oil fire. Both were peaches for Gladys and books, won't it, Homer? · :minor with no damage . Emmet and even cleaned up Nona and Uoyd Awalt have : The department has passed the mess. before they left tha l returned to Florida after :its Class 8 or "B" inspection day. Those lovely ladies were I visiting the Cole family . ;with.fiylng colors and as soon Bessie Richards, Sylvia Club Is Busy :as the necessary paper :work Curtis, Helen Kibble, Thelma Club is The Community •is Watkins, Lucy Deeter and ' ' done in Columbus the busy with plans for food . ~insurance companies will be Sue Matheny . preparation in the near and : :notltied who will in turn Another lov ely lady is not so near future. First of .· :noi'lfy. their underwriters who Grace Kuhn. Grace is not a all, refreshments are being · ,will m turn lower our in- ·•young thing" any more, but planned for the bank open :s.n-ance rates .' Ain't that daily she picks up mail from house; then the community ;grand! ., the post office for neighbors has again been asked by club : . Oh yes, the fire departmen t and others who have a difBAND MEMBERS TAKING PART IN meet the team.at Meigs Stadium Thursday night the Ohio Valley Horse Show : ;wl,l! sponsor a square dance ficult lime getting to it for one were, 1-r, Randy Hunt, new assistant director ; June Wamsley and Lisa Thomas, band Assn. to provide the refresh. ;at the elementary school reason or another and members, and Dwight Goms, band directo r. ment stan!I at the two~ay fall : !building on Sept. 13 from 9 til delivers it to them. roundup on September 20 and : !midnight, featuring the Orchids to all you lovely 21, and they have been asked · ,Chord Kings. Tell everybody ladies for the goodness in , it. Island filled the bill. developmental read ing is again to serve the OVHSA . !to ,bring their body and a your hearts.ll makes my day to School Smooth While I was talkin g Mrs. J onas and the school annual awards banquet on· : !fri~nd. to hear good news for a George Co lli ns ( in his School opened quietly and nurse for. the district is Mrs. Nov. 15. I am really proud ! : T1IIB ••• And That change! capacity as fire chief, not smoothly , accordi ng to Sams. that they have such a fine : ! . chatted with Barbara Oh yes, back up to Gladys county treasw·er ) about loral Principal Douglas. Thai 's a ters will be reputation for serving good The Boos : ! Black on the phone . and · and Emmett Heiney for a fires, I asked about his son , pleasan t chan ge from what opening the school season food - hot and quick. : 1learned she went back to moment: Visiting with them who. s uffered a you read about so many Michael , with a meeting on Monday EFFIE SANDERS went for ; <work Wednesday. She didn't over the Labor Day weekend it? bumble bee sting. Most of us schools. isn' t an automobile ride with night with a potluck and a !enjey her enforced vacation were Arthur Heiney of Toledo think of a s tin g as a minor The re a re IG2 enrolled in "meet the teachers" night. . .frleqds for.. pleasure· ri!fe ; !mucl:l because phe couldn't do and Fred Heiney from Otirri tation, but to one like grade> I through 6 with 90 in All parents and · interested ·· and it turned out not to be. · ; !!111)\thlng, so going back to tawa Lake, Mich. Michae l, it can be fat,al. He kindergarten . Thev also have community persons sho(lld . such a· pleasure . The car she ' l w!ll'k was a pleasant change. And to back up even farhad to be rushed to ihe two new te a cher s, new to the plan to attend . The dinner was riding in was· struck by got many cards fro10 you ther, Jim, Dot, Connie and given· medication school, but familia r nam es to hospital , will begin at 6:30 p.m. ano\her auto. Effie didn'r ' treaders bill was particularly Terri Slout spent a day at and watched caref ully for us all. Tom Gum!, the ~th followed with the business think sh ~ _was hurt much a.t: . 'i!IPPY over one from a dear Kings Island rec1111tly. They friend she blls been _put of all. wanted to have one last some lime before he could be .. grade teac her , • nd Christy meeting . A meinber&hip · first, but she is having quite a touch with since her son and freal for the summer before released. He had to miss the Caldwell leac hing the fir st dn vc is beg innin g· and the blt.of trouble ~ith one arm first day of school bDCause of grmle A ncy, teacher in r oom wi!Jl t he hig hest and hand . We hope it is much the frilnd's · son were ir School startl!d and Kings . . United Press lntemaUonal The University of Toledo boasting one of the nation '; premier quarterbacks in senior Gene Swick but a new corps of receivers, kicks off its 1975 football season Saturday night by hosting rugged Western Carolina. The Toledo-Western Carolina game is one of five on a light first-week schedule involving Ohio teams the first week .' The other games find Akron hosting Marshall in the annual Acme-Zip game at the Rubber Bowl and Western Kentucky at Dayton, both night games, Central State taking on Jackaon State at Hartford, Conn., and Findlay traveling to Indiana Central. Winebrenner. Lee, and of course, Jim , Connie, Terri a nd Larry. Then · over in the We a !herman Addi lion, Marvin and Mirna Walker celebrated t heir 25 th anniversary, re ce iving relatives and friends . The children planned the ·affair and joined the Walkers for dinner and then Sunday afternoon some 73 visitors streamed in lo visit bringing gifts and cards of congratulations. Cake and CLEVELAND (UPli - This week's $300,000 Ohio Lottery winner chartered a bus to make sure 30 friends and neighbofs would be with her for the Buckeye 300 drawing here Thursday night. Kathleen Eppler, a 67-yearold widowed mother from Cincinnati, was recently discharged from more than a I : THE TORNADO COACHING staff, at left, for the 197> gridiron season. LeU to right arc Assistant Coach Dudding, Head Coach Bill Jewell, Assistant Coach Boring, and Assistant Coac h ~:~ ·:-: :::: \\\\ :;:: .... :::: ? Tuppers Plains Newsletter Marshall opens at Akron ~(':::::::;::;:::;:: ~::~:: : ~~::~:~: ; :~ :~;::::;:;:;:::':·:. .• . Big 10 may revert to 54-man travel squad CHICAGO (UP!) - If a federal ruling outlawing the NCAA 's more stringent travel requirements sticks, the Big Ten will revert to its fO HOS f SERIES MARIETIA,Ohio iUPI) Marietta Athletic Director Joe Mc Daniel ann ounced Thursday his college will host the first NCAA Division III Baseball World Series June 4-i;, 1976 . The winners of West. Youth, Mideast and Northeast Regional tourneys will compete in the series . Division lll schools, which do not offer athleti c scholarships, in the past had to compete against Division n teams. n ight Friday 's Games (All Tim es eon Chicago I Stone 11 7 and R Reusc h el 10 I S) a l Ph ilad elph ia I Ca r l ton 11 12 an d Simpson 0 Ol. 2. 5 JS p m P i ttsburgh ( Rooker 10 9 an d Demery 7 l) al M on treal ( Renko 5 10 and Warthen 6-6 ). 2, 6 : 0Spm Nicklaus eyes $50,000 prize Bosox up lead to 8 games over Orioles Buffalo Bills in exchange for a fu ture , undisclosed draft choice . C.'ra ig, a 6-1 , 190-pounder from Fisk College, spent two years with the Cincinnati Bengals before being traded to Buffalo last season. He was a regular with the Bengais and started at strong safety for the Bills in 1974. Ear li er Thursday, Cleveland placed wide receiver Tim George and 54-player travel squad timit, Commissioner Wayne Duke said Thursday . U.S. District Court Judge Sam Pointer, ruling In a University of Alabama lawsuit, struck down the NCAA's 48-man travel squad limit, saying the NCAA could not restrict home teams to 60 players and visiting teams to 48 . Before the NCAA adopted its cost-cutting measure, Duke said Big Ten rules provided for a travel squad limit of 54 players with no limit on the number of players who could dress at home . "It is our understanding that on Monday the NCAA wiU make a determlnatioo whether to ask for a stay order of the federal judge 's ruling concerning home and travel squads or appeal the ruling to the circuit court of appeals," Duke said. "H there is not a stay order or an appeal is denied, the conference wUI revert to its own travel squad rule of f>l persons and adhere to the 00-man home squad i[mit as prescribed by the NCAA there with a four under par score of 276. · Weiskopf , who beat Nicklaus by three shots to take the WSO in his only other appearance, has also played Firestone quite well and finished only three shots behind the Golden Bear last month in the PGA. But Weiskopf, like Nicklaus a native Ohioan, likes the chances of Watson , who beat Australian Jack Newton in an Ill-hole playoff for the British title. "He's a long, powerful player and he played exceptionally well under a lot of pressure in the British Open," said Weiskopf, " so he's got to have an excellent chance to win." Nicklaus, who came with three shots (two in the U.S. Open and one in the British) of winning all four major titles, said, " I like Firestone . I think it's a good golf course for me." Graham, like Wat so n making his first WSO ap· pearance, has had little success since winning the Open and finished a disappointing tie for 54th in the PGA at Firestone. This will be the last time the Series will be played at Firestone and also the last under the present format. Next year's event will include as many as 26 players for a purse of at least $250,000. The site has not yet been announced. LEVI DENIMS For MEN FLARES, STRAIGHT LEG5 and TAPERED BAHR CLOTHIERS safely Preston Anderson !10 waivers ani! -greeted of: fensive guard Jim Arneson, acquired the day before from ..·.. · the Dallaa Cowboys for a future, undisclosed draft choice. Arneson replaces Pete Adams, who underwent surgery Thursday for a herniated disc and was listed in satisfactory condiUoo at Mt. Sinai Hospital. Adams was placed oo the Browns' injured reserve list and will be lost for the season. The Browns ai.'IO took a look Thursday at quarterback Jack Graham, recently released by the Miami Dolphins. In two years of varsity competition at Colorado State, Graham completed 78 of 173 passes for 1 .~ yards . SCIOI'O RESULI'S COLUMBUS I UP! ) Edgewood Sherry came •· from second place going into the stretch at Scioto Down.o Thursday night and won the featured $1,400 eighth pace by one and ontHialf lengths over Kellylu ck Eddie. Lassie Knight showed. Edgewood Sherry , drivP!l by Ronald Nowel, covered the mile in 2: 1M and returned $8.60, $6.00 and $4.20. The 3-3 nightly double combination of ~ady John and Tra valon Annie paid $56. The 4,12JI fans bet $244,740. .. .-----......... rules." "" . •H ... . .... ... ,., . "~ 1112 Pet. per year on a " 4 year certificate of deposit. $1,000.00 minimum deposit, interest paid quarterly. ' ... ... Large Selection Meigs Co. Branch ..':: . For Back To School heritage house Your Thorn Me An Store Midc:!' -.port, Ohio The Athens County Savings & Loan Co .. 296 Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio ;m~ _ '" ' " ....... , ,...---------::;::=:;:;::::::::::·· . 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Coach Jewell, at right, showed great optimism here Ibursday evening during, "Meet the r ea m Night'' activities. He assured fans the Tornados will be a contender for the SVAC crown this year. Adding spirit to the evening's activllles were th e Tornado cheerleaders, majorettes, and hand. F'rlday the fornados travel to ProctorviUe to take ou the defending OVC l'ri-Champlon Fairland Dragons. Ibe game will be the season opener lor both teams . Game time is 8 p.m. • By Norma Newland Well, Lhe last big holiday weekend of the summer is over, and wasn't it a miserable one ? I understand Dorothy Stout is goin g to make an official complaint about the weather since it ruined her camping, but she doesn't know who to send it to . One big event the rain tried to spoil, but didn't, was the Miller-Balser wedding. The day was ~autiful until about one-half hour before the wedding then il RAINED! Boy, how il rained. ll slacked off enough to allow the guests to get from their cars into the church, and then qui t altogether just long enough for the bride to gel to the church . As Pam and Lawrence stood in the foyer and the processional started. so did the rain, but then, who cared! It has been said that all britles are lovely and Pam was no exception. Her gown was so beautiful , and I have !Jet;n told that Mom Shirley Ba1ser not only handmade the bridal gown but also the bridesmaids ' gowns. That waa some task! 'l!he guys were resplendent in white dinner jackets; and not to be outdone, was Roger Balser who acted as ringbearer and also wore a tuxedo identical to th" big guys. But I think the ones who had the most fun were the little children in the family who got to hand out the rice after the ceremony (even more than the big kids , who die! a bang up job of ~orating Keith's getaway ( school together . I am very hap py you r ea de rs pa ss th e paper aruWld tu those wh o know the people me nti oned in th e news or are int erested . Many tha nks. We have not only ha d a wedding but anniversaries of weddings in Tuppers Plains. Dorothy Stout and Ruth Ann Mi llho ne entertained their mother and father, Hazel and Carl Barnhill. with a surprise on their 40th anniversary. It started out as a simple dinner for six but e nd ed a.party for many more. Assisting in the surprise wer e Orville Christy of Columbus, a nd his son , Greg Christy from Orlando , Fla; Mr . and Mrs . Bill Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Oden Johnson, all of Athens, and Mr . and Mrs . Clyde Headley ; Mr . and Mrs . Harold Masser, Mr . and Mrs . Gordon Caldwe ll, Mr . and Mrs . Veri Tuttle, Mr. a nd Mrs. Kenny Grilfith, Mr. a nd Mrs. Floyd Stout, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stout and Keith " I'M SO PROUD OF MY TEAM that I'm gonna stand up here," said Coach Bill Jewell - and that's just what he did. ' • I ( ·· :::: ) { :::: :: .·.· { :::: :::: ::: still undergoes. :::: · The $30,000 winner was Donald J . Turner Jr. of :::;:: Toledo. ::; Winners of $15,000 apiece were Mary L. Teke of ;::: Cleveland, Jessie Jackson of Lima, Steven Svoboda of :;:: Ravenna and William G. Cobler of Peebles. \ ·.·. This week's winning Buckeye 300 numbers: :::: Number 106 (one-zer<>-six) in any box on ticket wins =::: :.... $•u. ' .i. . ~~~;!~g~":~ta~r~~~~~~~!o~~~:i:e~~r~p~a~~~ :'=' .... } :::; ::': ( :~:: :::: }. =·=· ( ~ Numbers 735 !seven-three-five ) and 002 (zer<>-zer<>two ) in green and blue wins $500. Numbers 735 and 002 in blue boxes wins $1,000. Numbers 735 and 002 in green boxes etigible for · $300,000 drawing and automaticall y wins $15,000. Birthday Bonus number 0470 !zero-four-sevenzero) . 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Oakland Kansn City Texas M innesota Ch tcago 8'2 76 68 65 66 55 .599 61 .555 6 72 .4£16 70 .481 73 47 5 151 , 16 11 Collltfornta 64 7S 19 .460 Thundiil'r' ' S Results Kansas Cit y 7 Ch ic ago 0 Boston 3 Baltimore 1. n ighT New York 8 DetroiT I . n ight Cleve l and 10 Milwaukee 5. night Cali for nia 6 Texas 4 , night Friday ' s Gilmes (All Times EOn New York IGura 55 and Medi ch 12-15 1 at Ball·irnore (Grimsley 9 13 and Garland 1 gain the bracket. Through ratilova, there seems no continues her domination of five matches, the second chance Mias Evert will fall to the women's fleld here in the seeded Argentinian has SJ, 2, 5 : 30p .m reach the flnals, and have ber PJ9,000 tournament, which Detroll (Ruhle 10 10 ) at dropped ooly 1B games in 12 Cleveland (Ec kersley 10 51.7 JO chance to win the title she offers $25,000 In prize mooey p .m . straight sets. says, "1 want most of all." for the winner-MW Evert Bosto n (Lee 17 n at Mi t After the explosive conChris has beaten Martina has already won S255,000 in waukee !Broberg I I IJ L B· JO clusion to the Nastase- p .m . seven times In nine meetings 197~ she will face either Minnesota ( Gollz 13 10 1 at this year. Further , the Evonne Goolagong Cawley or Orantes match , defending Chicago ( Wood 13 -18 }. 9 p .rn Kansas Cil y (Busby IS Il l at chunky Czech teenager has Virginia Wade In Saturday's champion Jimmy Coonors, California had an easy 6-2, 6-1, S-2 vic- 10 : 30 p .m . (Figueroa 17 11 1. never taken a set on clay final. Texas ( Perry 1-4 -16 ! at Thursday's match between tory over Rhodesia's Andrew from Miss Evert. Oakland (Bahnse-n 9 12). 11 If, as expected, Chris llle Nastase and Manuel Pattison. p .m . That win sent Jimmy Orantes ended with the record crowd of 15,827 booing against Bjorn Borg, the 19National League Standings By United Press International in sympathy with the year-<Jld Swede who is Ea!of Romanian, when an ex· regarded as heir preswnptive W .. L. . Pet. G. B. tremely close line call ln the to the 2l-year-<Jld Connors as Pi ttsburgh 77 59 .566 73 65 529 5 St . Louis the world's best player. final set went against him. Philadelph ia 73 65 .529 5 Borg played a long 4 setter New York Nastase, controlllng his 72 66 . 522 6 64 75 . 460 14 1 2 Chicago temper physically, but of. In downing'Eddie Dlbbs in the Montrea 60 76 441 17 l fering some choice vocal day's opening center court West . L Pet . G. B. objections, lost to Orantes, S- match. Bjorn won it, 6-4, 7-i;, Cincinnat i W92 47 662 The Reds' Don Gullett CINCINNATI (UP1) - It 2, 6-4, 6-3, sending the U, 7-i;, slipping by when Los Angeles 74 66 529 w 1 Francisco 70 69 50 4 22 took Clay Kirby a little longer figures to face Pirate lefty third seeded Spaniard Dlbbe failed on three set San San Diego 63 77 450 29 1 1 to adjust to the mound than it Jerry Reuss should the two against Guillermo Vtlas In points In the second set tie Atlanta 61 79 436 31 1 1 Houston 53 88 .376 40 break, then had nothing lett took !he Los Angeles Dodgers teams meet in the playoffs. Saturday's semtflnal. Thursday 's Resutts "We would be in trouble if to adjust to the Reds' veteran Vtlas, toyed with Chile's when leg cramps struck him A tl anta 2 San Dieg o I , nig h t San Fran cisco 2 Hous ton 1, Gullett were to lose the first the fourth set tie break . in righthander . Jaime Fillol, 6-4, 6-4, 6-1 to n ight Kirby, making his first game," admitted Anderson Los Ange les 3 Cincinnati 2. start since Aug. 5, was Thursday night. "I would have to Uiink that pounded for three runs before retiring a batter in the first if we did lose the first game inning Thursday night as the the odds would swing in favor Dodgers defeated the an- of the Pirates," added An· clnnati Reds 3-2 behind the derson. The Reds manager is at four-bit pitching of lefthander to explain the Reds poor loss Doug Rau. · A single by Dave Lopes, record against lefthanded AKRON. Ohio (UP! ) - One Kirby's wild pickoff throw pitching . could hardly blame Jack "We have some pretty good and a single by Lee Lacy By MILTON RICHMAN Nicklaus for counting his gave the Dodgers their first righthanded hitters In our UPI Sports Editor earnings from the World run in the first inning . Willie lineup," pointed out An· Series of Golf among his Crawford then followed with derson. NEW YORK (UPI) - Jim Otto used to become woozy annual yearly Income. One would have to agree his eighth homer of the anytime somebody rang his bell, laid one on his head, and After all, the Golden Bear season before Kirby mowed with Sparky since he was pcetty soon you'd see him lying there oo the field, stretched out has been in nine of the first 13 down the next three batters. referring (I) swltchitter Pete and looking as if maybe they ought to start waking up lbe World Series and is one of the Once getting by the first Rose, a three-time National ambulance driver. four who will compete inning, Kirby blanked the League batting champ, Tony During his early years with the Oakland Raiders, this Saturday and &mday for the happened to Jim Otto a nwnber of times and AI Davis noticed Dodgers with four hits before Perez who has driven In more final time at the Firestone giving way to Pedro Borbon than a 1,000 runs in the last 11 it soon enough even though he was on the other side of the field Country Club for the ~ . ooo seasons, Johnny Bench, a after seven innings. as the a•slsta11t coach with the San Diego Chargers. first prize. The Reds first run came on tw<>-tlme MVP and Foster, There wa~'t any way Al Davis could be positive, but he had Nicklaus, who captured two who is just coining Into his George Foster's homer, his a feeling Jim Otto might be putting it on a little. That thought of the four major events 22nd of the season, in the own. was ln Davis' mind partially at least when Otto was kayoed In needed to get Into the SeriesAnderson Sllid that even the first game Davis ever coached the Raiders after taking second. The Reds bunched The Masters and PGA-has three singles for the second against lefthanded pitching them over in 1963. pocketed $263 ,750 in his he will use the lefthanded Two of Olio's teammates were supporting the 6-foot-2, 255- previous nine tries, an run in the sixth. pound center between them, helping him off the field, when The defeat gave the Reds a hitting Ken Griffey and Cesar average of $20,288 per year, Davis wall<ed hall-way out to meet them. Any notion Otto may 22-21 record against lefthand· Geronimo In the outfield both Including the years he wasn't have had that this visit was calculated to lend him comfort was even there. He has won the ers. This has to concern Red lefthanded hitters. "Griffey hits lefthanders punctured by an angry Davis. manager Sparky Anderson event four times. pretty good and records "Make up yolll' gahdanmed mind, from now on you're since Pittsburgh, tbe club the Joining Nicklaus this weekReds figured to meet in the prove it," said Sparky. "And representing me 1and the Oakland Raiders, and If you ever end will be U.S. Open winner playoffs has four better than Gernomio is the best out- gonna lay out there on the ground again the way you just did, Lou Graham, British Open you can fo,rget about playing with this team," Oakland's new champ Tom Watson and Tom average lefthanders among fielder in the league." boss snapped at Otto. their starters. Weiskopf, who gained entry Davis was using peychology. into the Series by virtue of his He figured this way: Jim Otto symbolized the best the win ln the Canadian Open, the Raiders had. He was their allpro. If he could be knocked on his tournament used as the first rump so repeatedly, who else with Oakland was there to worry alternate. about? The four were to play a Otto never again was knocked out after that first game he practice round today on the played for Davis. 7,18().yard Firestone course It was the beginning of AI Davis' dedication lA> excellence their lead to eight games in and then compete head-to· American League Roundup with the Raiders, and he couldn't have found anyone to head in 18-hole rounds the American League East By NEIL HERSHBERG exemplify that more than conscientious, super efficient Jim Saturday and Sunday. Action with 23 left. UPI Sports Writer Harris, player-manager of Otto, who retired as an active player Wednesday at 37 after 15 both days will be televised by After 50 years in baseball, sterling seasons. He will continue with them as their business NBC from ~to 6:30p.m. one might expect that Bucky the old Washington Senators manager. 1924 at the age of 27, was in in Nicklaus' success on FireHarris, hasebaU's "boy won"Being completely honest, I never was able to find a single stone hasn't been limited to the pressbox to see the last der" and one of the five fault with him," says AI Davis. "He's just a warm hwnan the WSG, however, having newest members to the HaD game of the season in Baltimore between the two being." won the annual American of Fame, has seen it all. Two weeks ago, Davis told Otto be'd like to have a talk with clubs. Golf Classic once and this But even Harris, 78 and him. They got together after practice in the coffee shop of the year taking his PGA title Boston went right to work ailing, was amazed at the bote! where the Raiders are staying in Santa Rosa, Calif. fiimflain play Thursday night in the first inning. CecU "We're coming to a point where we're gonna have to make that helped the Boston Red Cooper led off with a single some tough decisions in two or three weeks," Davis said. Sox beat the Baltimore and one out later, Carl "Before we make them, I want to tliscuss your particular Orioles 3-1 for a sweep of Yastzernski doubled him to situation witb you. The thing I wanna know is where you think their two game series. The third. Fred Lynn walked to you're headed and what you want to do?" Red Sox' victory Increased load the bases and set the Otto said he thought he could still play. stage . for one of baseball's "I know you can play," said Davis. "The idea is to play most unusual plays in years. well." Friday's games Jim Rice hit a ontHiopper Jim Otto was taken aback. Nothing was settled at that to third baseman Brooks Ft. Gay at Hannan meeting, but the two met a couple of times again. Davis said Robinson, wbo stepped on Pt. Pleasant at. Meigs Otto would still be a member of the Raiders In the front office, third to force Yastrzemski. Wayne at Wahama Marietta at Athens Robinson's throw to first but Otto hated to quit playing. Finally, he realized he had to Chesapeake at Sym mes eluded Lee May allowing sometime and he told Davis he'd retire. He wanted to play once Valley more a(!llinst the San Francisco Forty Niners last Saturday Portsmouth West at Coal Cooper to score. Lynn continued to third with Yast· night. It was the Raiders' final pre-5eason game al home. Grove Southern at F~; ... !and Last Saturday night In the game with the Forty Nlners, Jim rremski, already out, trotting Rock Hill at Gallipolis down the third base line Otto played the same way be has the past 15 years for the Eastern at Hannan Trace toward the Boston dugout. Raiders. Thla is another way of saying he played the game as if South Point at Ironton Ironton St. Jose- at New May picked up the ball and he believed It would be his last, only this time that's what it Boston I Sat.! saw Yastrzesmkl coming turned out to be. Jackson at Portsmouth IA>ward home. His throw got GAHS ' B' at Kyger Creek I Sat.! by catcher Dave Duncan, Logan at New Lexington allowing Lynn to score the North Gallia at Waterford second run of the inning. (Sat. ! Valley at Oak Hill The final Boston run was :30 to 12, 2 to S (CLOSE Ross· S E at Southwester n ai.'IO unearned as Carlton Fisk THURS.J-EAST COURT Waver ly at Wheelersburg tripled and scored on Mike Well ston at Federai. Hocking Winfield r.t ·Seth Torrez' wild pitch. Today's ntinel . By BOB SfEWARf UPI Sport Writer FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (UP!) - Chris Evert is _in the semifinals of the U.S. Open Tennis Championships, where, ever since she was a ponytailed 16-year-<Jld, she has lost. Today, when she walks onto the court, an 1&-year-<Jid CZechoslovakian, Martina Nav· 3-11 record but starts against one of the nation's toughest College Division teams in Western Kentucky. .The Hilltoppers, who beat Dayton 32-15 last year, were 7-J and return 14 starters from that squad. u, DEVOTED TO THE INTER EST OF MEIGS- MASON AREA 21 57. with the e~<ceptioo of center and is headed by 21[>.pound senior fulltiaclt 'rom WUhelm. who gained 630 yards last year, averaging five yards per try. The Zip quarterback again will be senior Tom Kot~ who accounted for over 1,100 yards last year, while the other two backs are Greg Thurmond and Billy Mills, a pair of former Akron St. Vincent High School stars. Marshall, which will be playing Its first game under new head coach Frank Elwood, tripped the Zipe 17·7 last year for its only win of the season. Coach Ron Marciniak has · 16 starters back as Daytoo &. The offense retuma Intact tries to lmpcove on last year's 'target In pre sn..... drUls, complet~ 24 of :Ill In the last two Rocket scrinunages for 309 yards.Toledo Coach Jack Murphy, attempting to beef up a running game which was almost dormant the pa5t two yean, may ai.'IO have come up with some help there. Sophomore tailback Tim Zinunerman of Fostoria, a 208 pounder, l'llllled for 172 yards In 34 tries in Saturday's final scrimmage and haa that spot locked up. Akron Coach Jim Den· nison, starting bis third lle&aon, has 'llletlem}en and 16 starters back from last year's club which finished [>. Dodgers stop Reds, 3 to 2 Dear Sir: I would like to take this opportunity to thank the men of the volunteer fire departments of Middleport and Pomeroy for their hard work cleaning off the parking lot at Meigs High School on the evening of August 25. These men worked from four In the afternoon till one a.m. the next morning. They cleaned off the mud that had washed off the hill behind so the band would have a place to rehearse and cars could also park in the surrounding areas. It is unusual to have such dedicated men as those of Bob Byer and Charles Legar . We extend our heartfelt thanks. Secondly, I wish to apologize on behalf of myself, Mr. Hunt, and the Meigs Band for not being able to participate in the labor day parade on Monday, September I. We received word of the parade on Monday, August 25, and when we told the band on the 26th of the parade we realized that so many of the students and parents had already made other plans either to be out of town or doing something else that we would be unable to participate. We enjoy marching in our home towns very much and this is the first time in three years that we have been unable to. We have a great deal of respect for the Pomeroy Fire Department and the citizens of our school district. We hope we will be given the opportunity to make up for our absence in the Labor Day Parade . We would like to say that Southern, and the only other hand in the parade, Eastern looked very good and we are proud to be a part of their county school system. Once again we apologize and hope to continue our good relationship with the people of the Meigs Local School District. H. Dwight Goins, director, Meigs High School Band AT LEFT, cheerleader captains, l-r, are Merri Auit, varsity captain; Calhy Blaettnar, junior varsity captain, and Shari Mitch, freshman captain. The girls did their bit at meet the team Thursday night. to get married or have an anniversary to have a party last wee~end . For example, Mr. and Mrs . Paul Life had a whale of a good time entertaining friends at a potluck gettogether at their home on Success Road. Joining them were Mr . and Mrs . Fred Goebel, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Goebel, Steve, Suzy, Jeffy and Sally; Mr . and Mrs. Paul Osborne, Phil, Polly and Sherry of Lancaster ; Mrs . Enda Life, Mrs. Maude Gray. and of course, Terry, Paula and Larry Life. .. ' 1 1 I I :: ••• E~J~-~ ?Jtt. laiC : Swick, a 6-2, 188-pound senior who completed 62 per cent of his passes last year, will be tested by a Western Carolina squad which returns half its starters from last year's 9-2 team. Swick's top three receivers from a year ago, John Ross, Don Seymour and Randy Whately, are gone. In their places will be Scott Resseguie, a converted defensive back, Tozere Franklin, switched from defensive end, and Jeff Hepinstall, a former quarterback. Seymour and Ross, Whately caught 82 per cent of Swick's completions last year. But Swick has been right on Chris Evert reaches semifinals ;::: Sorry about that pun ch were served. Of course, you didn't have I :=·= ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::;:;:::::::::::::::·:;:;:·:·:::::·:·:::::::::::·:·:::::·:·:::::·:·:;:;:: ·.:;:;:;:;::·:::::·:·:::·:·:·::::·:·:·:·:·:- better very soon, Effie . YOU GAIN SOME and you •oat') I I " ' some: I see our local lose • •. After the I do's a supper mercantile establishment is :w&.;_given at the home of the up for sale. But we gained one :Balsers for the wedding with the new bank branch :pa(ty. opening on Monday . I am : I ' especially was happy to sorry to see the store up for :see that Marne Blake, Pam 's sale and hope we will soon :grandmother, was able to find new owners, but I'm •attend the wedding. Marne 's tickled to death that we are :health has been such that I members will number of finally getting a bank branch. :am sure it was a great effort receive a $5 prize . Beautiful downtown Tuppers :01\·)ler part . The Boosters sponsored an Plains is becoming more Firemen Busy : ..., ice cream soci31 over the beautiful all the time. Of : The Orange Volunteer Fire weekend which was a great course, Marilyn Robinson in :Dept. is getting a workout. success. the branch helps to decorate ;First, there was the fire at the Hear about some nice THE COLE STABLES have it, too. :Tuppers Plains Laundromat. things thai people do, just been busy. They attended the Don •t forget the open house •The State Fire Marshal was because they're nice, not for and Quarterhorse Appaloosa :called in on this one, but the September 13 at the on what they will get out of it? Show in Columbus which is a . :nre could only be traced to a branch bank building. You Well, Gladys Heiney, on top Cole, nationwide affair. Gene · ;gas explosion, not to what and I can sample all the of not felling well, sprained of Mr. and Mrs. Homer son the explosion . : :caused cookies . There are bound to her ankle, and her peach tr ee Eugene Cole , won the hor:~fll)lage was estimated at be some we like. See you was loaded. Six members of semanship class for 12 yrs . there . :$>~,~ . the White's Chapel and under and Bill Cole, • •· Then two runs were made Missionary Society, of which riding Jet Reed. won the $500 •tll the elementary school·, one Gladys is a member . came ' stake class for appaloosas. •Was a grass fire, the other over a nd canned 60 quarts of That will buy a lot of law :was a fuel oil fire. Both were peaches for Gladys and books, won't it, Homer? · :minor with no damage . Emmet and even cleaned up Nona and Uoyd Awalt have : The department has passed the mess. before they left tha l returned to Florida after :its Class 8 or "B" inspection day. Those lovely ladies were I visiting the Cole family . ;with.fiylng colors and as soon Bessie Richards, Sylvia Club Is Busy :as the necessary paper :work Curtis, Helen Kibble, Thelma Club is The Community •is Watkins, Lucy Deeter and ' ' done in Columbus the busy with plans for food . ~insurance companies will be Sue Matheny . preparation in the near and : :notltied who will in turn Another lov ely lady is not so near future. First of .· :noi'lfy. their underwriters who Grace Kuhn. Grace is not a all, refreshments are being · ,will m turn lower our in- ·•young thing" any more, but planned for the bank open :s.n-ance rates .' Ain't that daily she picks up mail from house; then the community ;grand! ., the post office for neighbors has again been asked by club : . Oh yes, the fire departmen t and others who have a difBAND MEMBERS TAKING PART IN meet the team.at Meigs Stadium Thursday night the Ohio Valley Horse Show : ;wl,l! sponsor a square dance ficult lime getting to it for one were, 1-r, Randy Hunt, new assistant director ; June Wamsley and Lisa Thomas, band Assn. to provide the refresh. ;at the elementary school reason or another and members, and Dwight Goms, band directo r. ment stan!I at the two~ay fall : !building on Sept. 13 from 9 til delivers it to them. roundup on September 20 and : !midnight, featuring the Orchids to all you lovely 21, and they have been asked · ,Chord Kings. Tell everybody ladies for the goodness in , it. Island filled the bill. developmental read ing is again to serve the OVHSA . !to ,bring their body and a your hearts.ll makes my day to School Smooth While I was talkin g Mrs. J onas and the school annual awards banquet on· : !fri~nd. to hear good news for a George Co lli ns ( in his School opened quietly and nurse for. the district is Mrs. Nov. 15. I am really proud ! : T1IIB ••• And That change! capacity as fire chief, not smoothly , accordi ng to Sams. that they have such a fine : ! . chatted with Barbara Oh yes, back up to Gladys county treasw·er ) about loral Principal Douglas. Thai 's a ters will be reputation for serving good The Boos : ! Black on the phone . and · and Emmett Heiney for a fires, I asked about his son , pleasan t chan ge from what opening the school season food - hot and quick. : 1learned she went back to moment: Visiting with them who. s uffered a you read about so many Michael , with a meeting on Monday EFFIE SANDERS went for ; <work Wednesday. She didn't over the Labor Day weekend it? bumble bee sting. Most of us schools. isn' t an automobile ride with night with a potluck and a !enjey her enforced vacation were Arthur Heiney of Toledo think of a s tin g as a minor The re a re IG2 enrolled in "meet the teachers" night. . .frleqds for.. pleasure· ri!fe ; !mucl:l because phe couldn't do and Fred Heiney from Otirri tation, but to one like grade> I through 6 with 90 in All parents and · interested ·· and it turned out not to be. · ; !!111)\thlng, so going back to tawa Lake, Mich. Michae l, it can be fat,al. He kindergarten . Thev also have community persons sho(lld . such a· pleasure . The car she ' l w!ll'k was a pleasant change. And to back up even farhad to be rushed to ihe two new te a cher s, new to the plan to attend . The dinner was riding in was· struck by got many cards fro10 you ther, Jim, Dot, Connie and given· medication school, but familia r nam es to hospital , will begin at 6:30 p.m. ano\her auto. Effie didn'r ' treaders bill was particularly Terri Slout spent a day at and watched caref ully for us all. Tom Gum!, the ~th followed with the business think sh ~ _was hurt much a.t: . 'i!IPPY over one from a dear Kings Island rec1111tly. They friend she blls been _put of all. wanted to have one last some lime before he could be .. grade teac her , • nd Christy meeting . A meinber&hip · first, but she is having quite a touch with since her son and freal for the summer before released. He had to miss the Caldwell leac hing the fir st dn vc is beg innin g· and the blt.of trouble ~ith one arm first day of school bDCause of grmle A ncy, teacher in r oom wi!Jl t he hig hest and hand . We hope it is much the frilnd's · son were ir School startl!d and Kings . . United Press lntemaUonal The University of Toledo boasting one of the nation '; premier quarterbacks in senior Gene Swick but a new corps of receivers, kicks off its 1975 football season Saturday night by hosting rugged Western Carolina. The Toledo-Western Carolina game is one of five on a light first-week schedule involving Ohio teams the first week .' The other games find Akron hosting Marshall in the annual Acme-Zip game at the Rubber Bowl and Western Kentucky at Dayton, both night games, Central State taking on Jackaon State at Hartford, Conn., and Findlay traveling to Indiana Central. Winebrenner. Lee, and of course, Jim , Connie, Terri a nd Larry. Then · over in the We a !herman Addi lion, Marvin and Mirna Walker celebrated t heir 25 th anniversary, re ce iving relatives and friends . The children planned the ·affair and joined the Walkers for dinner and then Sunday afternoon some 73 visitors streamed in lo visit bringing gifts and cards of congratulations. Cake and CLEVELAND (UPli - This week's $300,000 Ohio Lottery winner chartered a bus to make sure 30 friends and neighbofs would be with her for the Buckeye 300 drawing here Thursday night. Kathleen Eppler, a 67-yearold widowed mother from Cincinnati, was recently discharged from more than a I : THE TORNADO COACHING staff, at left, for the 197> gridiron season. LeU to right arc Assistant Coach Dudding, Head Coach Bill Jewell, Assistant Coach Boring, and Assistant Coac h ~:~ ·:-: :::: \\\\ :;:: .... :::: ? Tuppers Plains Newsletter Marshall opens at Akron ~(':::::::;::;:::;:: ~::~:: : ~~::~:~: ; :~ :~;::::;:;:;:::':·:. .• . Big 10 may revert to 54-man travel squad CHICAGO (UP!) - If a federal ruling outlawing the NCAA 's more stringent travel requirements sticks, the Big Ten will revert to its fO HOS f SERIES MARIETIA,Ohio iUPI) Marietta Athletic Director Joe Mc Daniel ann ounced Thursday his college will host the first NCAA Division III Baseball World Series June 4-i;, 1976 . The winners of West. Youth, Mideast and Northeast Regional tourneys will compete in the series . Division lll schools, which do not offer athleti c scholarships, in the past had to compete against Division n teams. n ight Friday 's Games (All Tim es eon Chicago I Stone 11 7 and R Reusc h el 10 I S) a l Ph ilad elph ia I Ca r l ton 11 12 an d Simpson 0 Ol. 2. 5 JS p m P i ttsburgh ( Rooker 10 9 an d Demery 7 l) al M on treal ( Renko 5 10 and Warthen 6-6 ). 2, 6 : 0Spm Nicklaus eyes $50,000 prize Bosox up lead to 8 games over Orioles Buffalo Bills in exchange for a fu ture , undisclosed draft choice . C.'ra ig, a 6-1 , 190-pounder from Fisk College, spent two years with the Cincinnati Bengals before being traded to Buffalo last season. He was a regular with the Bengais and started at strong safety for the Bills in 1974. Ear li er Thursday, Cleveland placed wide receiver Tim George and 54-player travel squad timit, Commissioner Wayne Duke said Thursday . U.S. District Court Judge Sam Pointer, ruling In a University of Alabama lawsuit, struck down the NCAA's 48-man travel squad limit, saying the NCAA could not restrict home teams to 60 players and visiting teams to 48 . Before the NCAA adopted its cost-cutting measure, Duke said Big Ten rules provided for a travel squad limit of 54 players with no limit on the number of players who could dress at home . "It is our understanding that on Monday the NCAA wiU make a determlnatioo whether to ask for a stay order of the federal judge 's ruling concerning home and travel squads or appeal the ruling to the circuit court of appeals," Duke said. "H there is not a stay order or an appeal is denied, the conference wUI revert to its own travel squad rule of f>l persons and adhere to the 00-man home squad i[mit as prescribed by the NCAA there with a four under par score of 276. · Weiskopf , who beat Nicklaus by three shots to take the WSO in his only other appearance, has also played Firestone quite well and finished only three shots behind the Golden Bear last month in the PGA. But Weiskopf, like Nicklaus a native Ohioan, likes the chances of Watson , who beat Australian Jack Newton in an Ill-hole playoff for the British title. "He's a long, powerful player and he played exceptionally well under a lot of pressure in the British Open," said Weiskopf, " so he's got to have an excellent chance to win." Nicklaus, who came with three shots (two in the U.S. Open and one in the British) of winning all four major titles, said, " I like Firestone . I think it's a good golf course for me." Graham, like Wat so n making his first WSO ap· pearance, has had little success since winning the Open and finished a disappointing tie for 54th in the PGA at Firestone. This will be the last time the Series will be played at Firestone and also the last under the present format. Next year's event will include as many as 26 players for a purse of at least $250,000. The site has not yet been announced. LEVI DENIMS For MEN FLARES, STRAIGHT LEG5 and TAPERED BAHR CLOTHIERS safely Preston Anderson !10 waivers ani! -greeted of: fensive guard Jim Arneson, acquired the day before from ..·.. · the Dallaa Cowboys for a future, undisclosed draft choice. Arneson replaces Pete Adams, who underwent surgery Thursday for a herniated disc and was listed in satisfactory condiUoo at Mt. Sinai Hospital. Adams was placed oo the Browns' injured reserve list and will be lost for the season. The Browns ai.'IO took a look Thursday at quarterback Jack Graham, recently released by the Miami Dolphins. In two years of varsity competition at Colorado State, Graham completed 78 of 173 passes for 1 .~ yards . SCIOI'O RESULI'S COLUMBUS I UP! ) Edgewood Sherry came •· from second place going into the stretch at Scioto Down.o Thursday night and won the featured $1,400 eighth pace by one and ontHialf lengths over Kellylu ck Eddie. Lassie Knight showed. Edgewood Sherry , drivP!l by Ronald Nowel, covered the mile in 2: 1M and returned $8.60, $6.00 and $4.20. The 3-3 nightly double combination of ~ady John and Tra valon Annie paid $56. The 4,12JI fans bet $244,740. .. .-----......... rules." "" . •H ... . .... ... ,., . "~ 1112 Pet. per year on a " 4 year certificate of deposit. $1,000.00 minimum deposit, interest paid quarterly. ' ... ... Large Selection Meigs Co. Branch ..':: . For Back To School heritage house Your Thorn Me An Store Midc:!' -.port, Ohio The Athens County Savings & Loan Co .. 296 Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio ;m~ _ '" ' " ....... , ,...---------::;::=:;:;::::::::::·· . You gel a Supe r Shef, a Big Shef, a Cheeseburger, a Ha mburger and Four Orde rs of Regular French Fries. 1 Super Shef"' · · and 1Order French Fnes Feed a family of four for only s 1Big Shef" and 1Order French Fnes save92e 1Cheeseburger " and 1Order ... French Fnes I'· ' ·' ... (all day) 1Hamburge~:::, and 1Order "" French Frie~ ... Pt. Pleasant 2325 Jackson Ave. Gallipolis - ...... 11SOJ Eastern Ave . " '' v ' I 'I I • �'I [. ' .J ·' I ' " - The Daily Sentine l, Middleoort-Pomerov. 0 .. Fridav. 5 _ The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Sept . 5, 1975 ' Branch hank • Schoolhus in collision of 3 vehicles F or ty passengers a board a Gallia County Local School bus escaped injur y in a three vehicle accident a t I :50 p.m . Thursday on Rt . 7, two tenths miles south of the AddisonBulaville Rd . Acc ording to the GalliaMeigs Pos t State Hi ghway Patrol , the school bus driven south by,James L. Frenc h, 46, Rt . 1, Gallipolis , slowed to make a stop when an auto o pe r a te d by Bo bby J . l..eiving, 44, of Le tar t , W. Va . also slow ed to stop. in business 20 years today • ! I LEADER RECOGNITION - Mrs . Pat Thoma. ri ght, Meigs County se rvice unit director for the Girl Scouts , presented certifi cat es a nd pins Thursday night to, left to righ t , Mrs. Merle Johnson , Rutland , 15 years; Mrs. Marilyn Hannum, Re edsville , five year s; and Mrs. Ruth Ann Balderson, Re edsville, 10 years. Girl Scout volunteer service is recognized By Charlene Hoeflich Recog ni tion for volun teer se rvice in the Meigs Coun ty G1 rl Scout pr og r a m hi ghli g ht ed a m ee tin g of leaders and helpers Thursday ni gh t ' at the P om er oy E lem enlary Sc hool. Mrs . Pa t Thoma , service unit director for the District 3 of the Black Diamond Girl Scout Council, presented pins and certificates to Mrs . Merl e J ohnson of the Rutland Brown ie Troop , a 15-year pin; pin; Mrs. Nancy Morris , Mrs . Ma r ilyn Ha nnum , Salisbury, a fiv e yea r pin ; Reedsville Troop , a five yea r Mrs . Mary Wi se, Middleport. pin, <1n d Mrs . Ruth Ann a five-y e ar pin and Balde rson. Reedsv ille Troop , recognition for be in g active a 10 year certifi cate. in sc out leadership for nine Others qualifyin g for pins years . an d ce r ti fic ates but n ot Ac tivities for th e coming pr ese nt we r e Mi ss Mon a ye a r will be gin with a Johnson. Rutland , a ltl-year " bice nte nnial sing " Nov . 20 ce rtifi ca te and a 15-year pin at Meigs High Sc hool. The in recog nition o£ her 17 years public will be invited to al· in sco utin g; Mr s. April tend the " sing" which conSmi th, Pomeroy , a 15-year sis ts of patriotic selec tions by the individual troops a nd then a joint program by alt the scouts . Arran gements we re a lso m a de to obse r ve I n· liY POLLY·CRAMEH te rnational Thinking Day on Feb. 22 with each troop to se lec t a c oun t r y and present a s kit, dan ce. or game fr om that land for the other scouts. A bicentennial th eme would Polly's Problem column . I once wrote an a lso be worked into the DEAR POLLY - My heavy answer to a ques tion and it Thinkin g Da y progr a m it was darkening window shades was never pri nted. Now my decided . were cut to fit my windows. eyes are not too good so my Mr s. Th oma urged lea d ers Mter a few months the sides Pete Peeve is thu t I cann ot to mvol ve th eir troops m of the shades started to curl und er s ta nd wh y Polly 's commWJity ac tivi ties s uch as away from the window s Poin ters i:-; a lways in s uch paraa es as a way of creating leaving an open space be- fi ne prin t - HELEN. scout a ware ness . tween the window frames DF.AR HELE N - As to the Th e s u!; tainin g memand shades so light comes las t part of yo ur Pet•vc I a m bership drive conducted in through. l washed. them with always so pleased wh en a n the spring was disc ussed and warm water and turned the editur us t.· ~ th e t·nlumn it wa s noted that none of the edges in the opposite regardless of the size of the money collected ha s been direction but they curled print because their space is back to the inside. I would usually restricted. The size of re turned to Meigs County for use by the troops here. Mrs. l!ppreciate any ideas for the print is up to the local closing those gaping spaces . newspaper. As to your Thoma advised that she will be in conlac t with the Black -JEANNIE . previous letter not appearing DEAR JEANNIE - Ap- In print I am indeed sorry Diamond Girl Scout office in plying a sturdy plastic that each and every one Charles ton about local needs . adhesive-backed tape down cannot be published alter you Financial report forms were distributed to the leaders for Ule lenglh of the curled sides are so generous to share with completion . would be my first try. Such the others but space does not A check for $14 was given tape comes In a variety of allow this and then, too, we colors and can be brought at often receive the same an· by Mrs. Thoma to Mrs. Judv Werry for the 1976 camp fund . most variety and hardware swcr or Pointer from many, The money was received for a stores. Carefully place a strip many different people . display at the Meigs County of this tape, wide enough to Thanks for your interest and cover the curl, with the outer do stick with us regardless of fair. Mrs . Thoma discussed the need for getting the scouts edges of the shade. Tape the size of the print. more involved in the junior together and all the way down POLLY . fair, for represenlation on the each side of each shade. Try · DEAR POLLY - I amJunior Fair Board , and for this on one and II It works writing in reference to .J. then Invest In enough tape for from Pa .'s Pointe r on how giving scouts the opportunity to win ribbon s and premiums . all the others. - POLLY she adds polato flake s to baby It was announced that Mrs . DEAR POLLY - When food when it turns watery. I Werry will serve as the day cleaning paint brushes I put recently read in a baby fabric softener in the final magazine that one should not camp director , with Mrs. rinse water to keep them soft feed baby direc tly fr om the Carolyn Reeves to be the finance chairperson. Mrs. and pliable . ja r if all food is not ea ten a t Keep a metal shoe horn in one time . Re move baby 's Thoma noted that the Boy the kitchen to use for prying portion to a dish. The reason Scouts of Meigs County ha ve invited the junior and Cade tte the tops off spice cans , cocoa given was the enzy mes in cans, etc. Saves your finger · ba by 's sa liva which star ts the girl scouts to a comparee a t Camp Kiashuta some time in nails and the kitchen kni ves . di gest ive p r oces s will too . - MARGARET L. · l11gcst" the foul! left in the October . She also re ported DEAR POLLY - I doubt ja r an d m a ke it wate r y. I that the boy scouts have expressed an interest in a that this will appear in the have found thi s to be true . Me igs County coed troop. NORMA. Mrs. Johnson announced a DEA R NORMA - Thanks firs t aid course open to for writing. Many readers wrol e in the sa m e in·· leaders and advisors to be held Sept. 15 and Sept. 22 formati on obtained from from 6 to 10 p.m. Anyone their ba by doctors and baby interested is a sked to c ontact bonks. - PO LLY. Mrs . J ohnson . It wa s Polly's Pointers Tape uncurls window shades WIDE SELECTION OF NEW FALL FABRIC ' ARRIVING DAILY. reported tha t Mrs. J ohnson will se rv e as a Br ownie advi sor , an d Mrs . Wise , a junior advisor . (\ training sess ion wh ere ex pe r ien c ed sc o ut lea de r s becom e t r a ine r s in the ir communiti es was a nnoun ced for Sepl. 12· 14 at Ca mp Sandy Bend nea r E liza beth, W. Va. Informa ti on on scouting to be placed in the sc hools in their respective communiti es was d is tribu te d to t he lea ders. Attending the m eeting we re Ca rolyn Reeves. Eli za be th La ne , Patty Michael, Ge rtrude Cas to. Jud y Werry of the Pomer oy troops; Merle Joh ns on of t he Rutland Tro op ; J a c k ie Br ickel s, Marg are t Parker. an d Susie Pull ins, Sali s bury; Jan e t Pi c ke n s. J oy ce Si ss on. Syra c use: and Ma rilyn Hannu m a nd Huth Ann Balderson , Reedsville . :~~::::::::::::~:::::::::::::~:::::;:::;:::;:;_.;;:;_..;:;::;;:~:~:*· I I ~ Social · Calendar FRIDAY YARD a nd Ba ke Sale sponsored by Mt. Hermon Wom e n 's Mi ss ionary Assoc iation 10 a. m . to 3 p.m . at corn er of SR 7 and Forest Run Road . YARD SAL E now in pr ogress through Sa turday at 307 Spring Ave ., sponsored by Harris onville Eastern Stars . POMONA GRANGE, 8 p.m . at the Rock Springs hall. Inspection, c ounty contests, prince and princess quizzes to be held. Star Grange will be host. HAPPY Harvesters Class, Trinity Churc h, 7: 30p.m . in th e socia l room of the church . SATURDAY ICE CREAM Social, Bas han Voluntee r Firemen and Auxiliary members at the firehouse with serving to · begin at 6 p.m . HARRISONVILLE OES holding a porc h sale through today at 307 Spring Ave ., Pome roy . HYMN SING , Dan Hayman and Th e County Hymntimers, at the Church of Christ in Chri s tian Uni on Camp Grounds at Hartford, 7:30 p.m . Public invited . ANN UAL PICNIC of Hobs on Christian Union Church at Route 33 State Park beyond Rock Springs. Baske t dinner at 6 p.m. All classes and their families welcome . STEAMBOAT INN MEAT- Chicken & Oressing, Roast Beef, Hamburger Steak, Flounder Fish . VEGETABLES - Green Beans, Peas & Carrots. Noodles, Potatoes (mashed , home fries, baked). SALAD - Apple Sauce, Peaches, Cottage Cheese, Slaw, Tossed . PIE - C0co<" ol Cre 'l m . P!'3ci·,, App le. Sunday, Sept. 7, Hrs. 8:00-2:00 Weekdays 6:00-8:30 3rd St. Ph. 949-3551 Racine, Ohio ' ''"' . The Rutland Branch of the Pome r oy. Nati ona l Bank m arked its 20th a nniv ersary today , Sept. 5. On Se pt. 5, 1955, th e P om e r oy Na ti ona l Bank pur c hased th e Ra thbur n Ban k in Rutla nd an d began to opera te that ba nk a s the Rutl a nd br a nc h . New quar ters we r e late r co ns truc ted a nd we re occupied on April 24, 1972. William J . Hobstetter is manage r of th e Rutland bran c h and Joan May is a ss is tant mana ge r . Other e mpl oyes ar e Ruth Ann Grah a m, Susie Jeffe rs and Sha ron Barr . Hobste tter is a lso a n a ss istan t vi ce pr es id e nt of P om eroy Nationa l Ba nk which will open its se cond bran ch a t Tuppers Plains Monday. Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo . Fr e n c h Stat e sman Cardinal Richelieu was born Sept. 6, lf>85. Ralph E . Hall , 29 , of · Coun ty line . The patrol said Spencer, Pomeroy, driving a tra ctortraveling east, was unable to trailer rig, was una ble to s top . Hi s tru c k s k id ded slow down on a steep grade. s triking Leiving 's c a~ and . He lost control of his rig sideswiping the school bus . which ran off the left side of Hall was cited to Gallipolis the highway . It struck a Municipal Court for failure to power pole and overturned. Spenc er wa s taken to sk>p within the a ss ured clear O'Bieness Hospital in Athens dis lan ce . Ern est E . Spe nce r , 22 , for treatment. Racine, driving a tra c tor . trailer, was in jured in an accident at 7 a .m . Th ursday And on Rt. 143, two and four tenths miles ea st of the Athens Foliage Gardens Triplett reunion held Monday NEW HAVE N - The an nua l Triplett family reunion was held Monday, Sept . 1 at the hom e of Mr . and Mts . John C. Triplett here . Atte nding were Mr . and Mrs . Do r s Ma ynard , Ne wa rk , Oh io ; Mr . and Mrs . J . R. Triplett, Cha rl eston . W. Va .; Dr . and Mr s . D ~ t e R . Thompson. Oa k Brook , Ill .; Mr . and Mrs . Paul Me· Callister , Marysvill e, Mich .; Mr . and Mrs . Henry Reger , Huntin gton ; grandchildren attendi ng we re Mrs. Larr y ;:;:;:;:; : ;:;:;:;:;~:;:::»::::; : ; :;:;:;:;:: :; :; :; :;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:: Parrish , Ripley ; Mr . a nd GIVING DINNER Mr s. Ha r vey R obe r ts, Men of the Sacred Heart Charles ton ; Mr s. Dav id Church will give a public J ordan , Dunbar ; Miss Cher yl dinner from II a.m. to 2 McCallister , Mi chigan , and p.m. Sunday, Sept. 14, at Cinda, Angela , Kirk a nd the .church auditorium . Dana Reger of Huntington , Tickets or reservations and great · grandc hildren must be secured lor the were Amy a nd Tod P eri sh. dinner which will have Tiffany ; Paul and Lo ri chicken and ham as meat Roberts , Charl es ton , a nd courses. The public Is Brian J ordan . Dun bar . asked to call Rev. Father A special guest was Haskan Paul Welton, 992·2825 ; Paul Suive of Liber ty, Sweden, Casci, 992-5131 or Gilbert f orei g n e xc han ge s tud e nt Zwilling, 992·3298. s taying with Mr . and Mrs. Dors Mayna rd . 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XI GAMMA MU Chapter of Be ta Sigma Phi Sorority will have a family picnic at 2 p. m. at the Ohio River campsites of Texanna Well and Judy Werry . Members are to take their own meat and a covered dish . ANNUAL PI CNIC of Southern Cluster of the United Methodist Churches at Letart Falls Community Building. Worship service at II a.m. Lunch at noon. Hymn sing and games in afternoon. Public invited to attend . A $20 contribution to the Lonnie LeMaster hospital fund was made a I the Saturday meeting of the Big Bend Radio Club held at Rock Springs grange hall. Mem· hers also voted to give $20 to the muscular fund and to participate in a benefit show this fall for the parks in Middleport and Pomeroy . Attending the meeting were 40 members and two Visitors . MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED CHESTER - Mr . and Mrs. Rober t Burke , Ches ter, announ ce the marriage of their son , Kennth, to Billie J o Boyd of Lexington, Ky. The m a rriage took pl ace in Covington, Ky ., Aug . 2L Next meeting will be held Sept. 9 at 8 p.m. Re fresh· ments were served by the · Women 's Auxiliary . A report was given on the coffee break held at the two Route 33 roadside · parks ov er the Labor Day weekend . It was noted tha t over 500 visited the rest stops during the holiday weekend. WE NOW HAVE A Middleport, Ohio SAVE $277 BOTILING COMPA-NY Middleport Whatever Your Taste In Furniture, You Can Choose Wrth Confidence Plans made Coming To The Inn-Place ~lawn & garden tractor w-m SALE '799 YOUIDoo A SQUAit MIAL MODEL NO. A-90 -E .' to . I , : -illlf -~ Flexsteel craftsmen insist on materials of the finest quality to match their skilled workmanship . Frames are of top quality k-iln-dried hardwood, doubledowelled and corner blocked for extra strength and stab ility. The beautiful upholstery of Flexsteel furniture is the result of expert attention to detail , deft handling of the fine Flexsteel fabrics, and skillful tailoring . 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Reservations mus t be made by Sept. 10 with e ither Mrs. Paul E ich or Mrs. Thereon Johnson . 992-2039 From Aexsteel LIF£TIME GUARANTEED SPRING CONSTRUCTION Fall meetings s/4rt Sept. 12 FLOWERS ralWHEEL HORSE 8 H P Ra nger lle•alu res ELEC TR IC s tart . f:cjm<'5 complet e w1th mow e r . 1975 l mod el yea r closeout 8 16 OZ. BOmES Meigs Property FALL FLOWERS The Middleport Book Store TUESDAY AMERICAN Legion AuxHiary , Lewis Manley Post 263, Middleport, home of Mrs. Frank Washington, Gallipolis, 2 p.m. 'Women of history' is theme of annual party BRING IN YOUR FAVORITE CONTAINER TO BE FILLED WITH ARTIFICIAL OR DRIED HELEN STEINER RICE GREETING CARDS HOMECOMING at Freedom Gospel Mission at Bald Knobs. Dan Hayman and the County Hymn timers. Youth group meets ROYAL CROWN COLA Transfers WIDE SELECTION OF ANNUAL Homecoming at Minersville United Methodist Church. Sunday School and church at regular hours . Basket dinner 12:30 to 1:30 p.m . " Gospel Tdnes" at 1:30 p.m . LET AH'l , W. VA. - The Jina and Jamie McClellan , Lela rt Homema kers held it.. Junior , Doroth y Click , Ruth , annual picnic Aug. 13 a t Li sa, Beverly and . Steve n Pi c ken s , Ron , Mildr e d . Kera . and Terri The m embers and their families enjoyed a birthday par ty in honor of their child patient at Lakin . The child rece ived ma ny gifts fr om the m embers and their families . The child also recei ved a bir thda y ca ke which was ta ke n back to Lakin to be enjoyed by the other c hildren . Th e Hom e m a ke rs would lik e to e x ten d the ir a p prec iation to Mr . and Mrs . J a ke Howard for bringing the pa tient lo the pic nic and birthd ay party . Al te nding the picn ic were Edwin a nd Ba rbar a Winter , Sue Sayre , Kim and Lori . Ga t y , Bunn y a nd Lea h Hoffm an . Howard , Sharon , and Waid Ni ch o i s<~ n J r ., DEXTER Ap· Dexter. proximately 80 persons at- · Mr . and Mrs . Robert F . tended open house recently Musser , Mr. and Mrs . Harold honoring Mr . and Mrs. Seth Rice . Mr . and Mrs . Owen Nicholson on their 60th an· Blackwood, Pauline Atkins , niversary . The celebrationWNGBO'J"l'()M - A Labor attend, however , they visited Ruby Halliday, Stella Atkins , Day picnic was held at the old Sunday and presented Mrs . was held in the basement of Ruby Diehl, Mr . and Mrs. F . family horne of Mr . and Mrs . Swan a gilt. the Dexter Church of Ghri st. Clair Taylor , Mr . and Mrs . Gene Riggs at Long Bottom The event was given by the Attending were , Mr . a nd Charles C. King, Chester when the birthday of Mrs . Mrs . Lindsey Lyons III and Nichols on s ' nephew and King and Mr . and Mrs . Ulah niece , Norman and Allegra Swan was al so family, Mark Emerick , Mr . Norman Will of Rutland . Will . along with the other antl Mrs . Lawre nce celebrated . m embe r s of th e chur c h Hasbargen and family, all of The picnic was on the congregati on . spa cious and beautiful lawn Parkersburg ; Mr. and Mrs . Decorations were yellow David Riggs and famil y, at the Riggs home'. and white streamers of crepe The young people played Belpre; Mr. and Mrs . LindHysell, Linda Yost, Brenda The Youth Group of the pape r hung above the area, se y Lyons Jr . and son , Mrs . volleyball and croquet. Yost, Carol Yost, Denny Ray near the door where the Midway Churc h met recently The group was later served Ulah Swan, Mr . and Mrs. Yost, Brian Burham, Laneva couple was seated in easy at the Pomeroy home of Mr . Babc ock, Mr s. cake and ice cream. The cake Oscar Russell, Frankie Russell , chairs and above the r efresh- and Mrs . Norman Hysell for Thurman Babcock, all of was baked by Mrs. Swan 's Janice Ferrell, Phyllis ment table, White bell s homemade ice cream and granddaughter , Mr s. Tuppers Plains . Mr . and Mrs . Ferrell , Tammy Harvey , Mr . centered the area above the cupcakes. Lawrence Hasbar g en , Waid Le onard , Rt . 1, and Mrs . Norman Hysell, Attending we re Terry table . Reedsville ; Ray Riggs , Rt . 2, Mrs . Frankie Hershman. Parkersburg , with the in· The center of the table held Hysell, Norma Jean Hysell, Pomeroy ; Mr . and Mr s. scription " Happy Birthday Paula Justice, Mrs . Joan an arrangement of flowers in Bruce Hysell, Steven Hysell, Mama Dear''. Garth Smith , Long Bottom ; Yos t , Mr . and Mrs . Herb Debbie Spires , Timmy pa stel shades, a gift from the The honored guest received Mr . and Mrs . Vi~gil Windon Lan c e, the Rev . Theron young people of the Sunday Spires, Brian Durham , and family , Rt. 3, Pomeroy; Durham. Mrs . Virginia several gilt... school class taught by Mr . Melissa Durham , Crystal Mr . and Mrs . Marion Riggs Mr . and Mrs . Gene Riggs , Harvey and Mrs . Velma Roush , Alice Sorrell , Frankie Nicholson . and family were unable to Kenny Ray and Jason . Russell . On either side of the Oowers Sorrell, Cheryl Pierce, Anna were several small green Durham, Johnny Durham, candles in s-s haped g old Mr . and Mrs. Norman Hysell, Mr . and Mrs. Clifford holders . Refreshments featured a Durham, the Rev . and Mrs . three-tiered cake topped. with Thereon Durham, Kathleen Mrs. Gladys a miniature bride and groom , Durham, a decorated slab cake , nuts, Barrett and Mrs. Beverly Spires . mint.. , punch and coffee . On Aug . 29 a youth rally The cake was served by was held on the lawn of Paula " American Women of members to lake advantage annowll:~d was the meeting Mildred Jeffers and the punch and coffee were poured Justice , Morgan Center. The His tory " will be the theme of of the free cancer clinics of the Children's Home Ad· opening songs were " Oh, How the annual rush party of the conducted the fourth Thurs· visory Committee held by Virginia Nelson . Guests were registered by · 1 Love Jesus '' and ''He's the Ohio Ela Phi Chapter of Beta day of each month at Thursday at the United Todd Zeller, a great-great Lily of the Valley." Phyllis Sigma Phi Sorority Sept . 23 in Veterans Memorial Hospital. Methodist Church, Pomeroy . A yard sale was set for Oct. Ferren, Janice Ferrell, Linda the parish house at Grace The chapter also received nephew of the Nicholsons. from the Cancer Society a 3 and 4 with the place to be Many others helped in yost, Laneva Russell and Episcopal Church. Paula Hershman joined to Mrs . Maurisha Nelson certificate acknowledging announced later. Mrs. Debi various ways. The couple Buc k explained the chapter sing, "Build My Mansion announced plans for the party donations . received several gifts . Next Door to Jesus," A report was given on the yardstick and reported that during a meeting of . the Attending were Myra Lanham, Freda Shepherd preceding the prayer period. chapter Tuesday night at the chapter's work at the Meigs the chapter had received a A picture of Christ kneeling Columbus and Southern Ohio County Fair. Mrs . Kathy three star rating. The 1975-76 and Kathleen Norris (sister CUmings reported that the by-laws were read . and niece of Mrs. Nicholson), a t a rock praying was Electric Co. Mrs . Nelson was nominated presented to Virginia Harvey Read at the meeting was a historical home tour planned Columbus; Todd Zeller , valentine queen . Gahanna; Helen Taylor for bringing the most people letter from the American for this fall has been postMrs . Sharon Bailey gave Atkinson, Mansfield; Mr. and to the rally. There was a Cancer Society encouraging poned until spring . Also the c ultural report on Mrs. George Burkey and Mr . chorus sing with selections " Women, her History and her and Mrs . James Llirizza an! including "Hallelujah," " I'm Hope". Refreshments were family, Vermillion; Mrs . In, I'm Out, I'm Up, I'm served by the 1974 pledges . William B. Buck, Springfield ; Down " and " Marching in the Attending the meeting were Alice Epple (sister of Mr . Infantry ." those named and Joy ce Beverly Spires and Patty Nicholson ), Byesvill'e ; Bartimus , Janet Downie , Hysell sang " One Day I Will" Kermit Epple , Nelsonville ; Kathy Fry , Brenda Haggy , Mr . and Mrs . Chester and "I've Come Too Far to Darla Hawley , Linda King , Hougland, McArthur ; Mr . Turn Back, " and Janice POINT PLEASANT Susan Oliver, Sandi Sargent, and Mrs . Ernes t Wood , Earl Ferrell, Frankie Russell and Revival services will begin at Libby Sayre and P at Starkey, Sharon Jewell, Mr. Laneva Russell sang " I'll Fly the First Church of the Shrivers . and Mrs . Charles Blakeslee , Away ." The scripture was Nazarene , 25th St . and Mount Mr. and Mrs. Leo R . Story, read by the Rev. Theron Vernon Ave., Point Pleasant, Mr. and Mrs . Patrick Durham who used John 12:35- Sunday at II a.m. Speaker at Lola Bohlen, Beverly Lochary and Mrs. William E. 50 and had a sermon. The the services will be the Rev . HOMECOMiNG SET Chapman, Robert Chapman Watson, Mary Diehl, prayer of dismissal was given Paul E. Hess of the local There will be a to Kenneth B . Lawson , . by Beverly Spires. church. Pomeroy. homecoming Sunday , at Attending were 25 p~rsons Mr . and Mrs. Alan Black· Rev. Hess has served the Dorothy L . Lawson , Lot , Freedom Gospel Mission at wood, Edith Wood, Mrs . ' with nine having their Bibles. local congregation for four Syracuse. Bald Knob featuring Dan Kenneth B. Lawson, Robert Hoover, Laura Several of the young people years . During his minislry Hayman and the Country Hoover, Mr. and Mrs . Ben remained overnight at the the church has grown to a Dorothy L. Lawson to Lola Hymn timers. Rife , Carla and Becky, Mr . Justice home for a pizzy congregation of nearly 300 Bohlen, Chester H. Hu.tton, party. and has also made progress Lot , Syracuse. Elza Larkins, Sadie E . Present were Timmy financially. Spires, Terry Hysell, Bruce Special singers will be the Larkins to Elza Larkins, Hysell, Norma Hysell, Steven Roger Brown Singers, Sadie E . Larkins, 'h A., Olive . For All Occasions C. 0 . Rogers, Nan F . Kankakee, Ill . They are full We Wire Flowers time evangelists in the Rogers to Frederick Robert Everywhere Thompson, Nancy Lee Church of the Nazarene. In these evangelistic Owens, Parcels, Salisbury. The open church wedding services, Third Mill Corp. and Jack spirited of Miss Cynthia Manley; congregational services in Bachner, Carolyn Bachner , daughter of Mr. and Mrs . addition to special music will Agree. , Middleport. Pmnero¥ RoWer Shop Dale M. Kautz, Alice Jo Clifford E . Manley, Mid· be enjoyed. Mrs . Millard Van Meter dleport , and Stephen R. Services run Sunday Ann Kautz to Dale M. Kautz, Ph . 99'2 · S781 Ph . 992 · 2039 Hartenbach, son of Mr. and through Sept. 14 beginning Alice Jo Ann Kautz , Parcels, · Mrs. Robert C. Hartenbach, nightly at 7:30 . Chester . will be an event of Sept. 12 at the Middleport Church of Christ at 5:30p.m. The Rev. George Glaze will officiate. cond Sf. An open reception will follow S N. Se at the John Ambrose L....;M:::.::;id::;d::,l;,;;e;:;P;,;;0;;.r;;.f';.0-h.llio;..._. residence, Rt. 7. and Mrs. Dale Nicholson , Mr . and Mr s. Dale Ja cobs , Middleport. Mr . al)d Mrs . Charles C. .Russell'. Ath ens ; Mid\red J effers . Norma Nicholson , Mr . and Mrs . E . C. Jordan , Mr . and Mr s . La wr e nce Chapman, Mr. a nd Mrs. Ralph Macomber and Rick , Mr. and Mr s . 0 . R. Nelson, Car yl Tyler , Waid Nicholson Revival scheduled FOR YOUR GAS and APPLIANCE NEEDS RIDENOUR Ga s. service T.V . & Appliance Chester , Ohio ' 985-3307 In !896, as a result of the Klondike gold rush, the first beefsteaks to reach Circle City , Alaska, sold for $48 a pound. Picnic enjoyed on birthday Couple celebrates 60th Homemakers hold picnic . . Ju dy Hunt and Kevin, Audrey , Dare ll , and Shelby Hollman , Kenneth , Opal , Fe rn , Bubb y and Missy Frie nd , Maxine, Mat and Mi chea l Morrison , Loi s , Debbie , Da le Durst and Mr. and Mrs . Jake Howard . ~· YOUR COMPLETE TIRE CENTER ''. v 2 6] 2 64 ') 6 9 292 . . . ...,.. _,.,.,, '~· , • • ,. ·.~., ~··~ ~·~· I . • ,,.,.,. '''~' . ,. ·~~~ POMEROY HOME & AUTO ' 606 E. MAIN 992-2094 FRONT END ALIGNMENT · WHEEL BALANCING POMEROY �'I [. ' .J ·' I ' " - The Daily Sentine l, Middleoort-Pomerov. 0 .. Fridav. 5 _ The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Sept . 5, 1975 ' Branch hank • Schoolhus in collision of 3 vehicles F or ty passengers a board a Gallia County Local School bus escaped injur y in a three vehicle accident a t I :50 p.m . Thursday on Rt . 7, two tenths miles south of the AddisonBulaville Rd . Acc ording to the GalliaMeigs Pos t State Hi ghway Patrol , the school bus driven south by,James L. Frenc h, 46, Rt . 1, Gallipolis , slowed to make a stop when an auto o pe r a te d by Bo bby J . l..eiving, 44, of Le tar t , W. Va . also slow ed to stop. in business 20 years today • ! I LEADER RECOGNITION - Mrs . Pat Thoma. ri ght, Meigs County se rvice unit director for the Girl Scouts , presented certifi cat es a nd pins Thursday night to, left to righ t , Mrs. Merle Johnson , Rutland , 15 years; Mrs. Marilyn Hannum, Re edsville , five year s; and Mrs. Ruth Ann Balderson, Re edsville, 10 years. Girl Scout volunteer service is recognized By Charlene Hoeflich Recog ni tion for volun teer se rvice in the Meigs Coun ty G1 rl Scout pr og r a m hi ghli g ht ed a m ee tin g of leaders and helpers Thursday ni gh t ' at the P om er oy E lem enlary Sc hool. Mrs . Pa t Thoma , service unit director for the District 3 of the Black Diamond Girl Scout Council, presented pins and certificates to Mrs . Merl e J ohnson of the Rutland Brown ie Troop , a 15-year pin; pin; Mrs. Nancy Morris , Mrs . Ma r ilyn Ha nnum , Salisbury, a fiv e yea r pin ; Reedsville Troop , a five yea r Mrs . Mary Wi se, Middleport. pin, <1n d Mrs . Ruth Ann a five-y e ar pin and Balde rson. Reedsv ille Troop , recognition for be in g active a 10 year certifi cate. in sc out leadership for nine Others qualifyin g for pins years . an d ce r ti fic ates but n ot Ac tivities for th e coming pr ese nt we r e Mi ss Mon a ye a r will be gin with a Johnson. Rutland , a ltl-year " bice nte nnial sing " Nov . 20 ce rtifi ca te and a 15-year pin at Meigs High Sc hool. The in recog nition o£ her 17 years public will be invited to al· in sco utin g; Mr s. April tend the " sing" which conSmi th, Pomeroy , a 15-year sis ts of patriotic selec tions by the individual troops a nd then a joint program by alt the scouts . Arran gements we re a lso m a de to obse r ve I n· liY POLLY·CRAMEH te rnational Thinking Day on Feb. 22 with each troop to se lec t a c oun t r y and present a s kit, dan ce. or game fr om that land for the other scouts. A bicentennial th eme would Polly's Problem column . I once wrote an a lso be worked into the DEAR POLLY - My heavy answer to a ques tion and it Thinkin g Da y progr a m it was darkening window shades was never pri nted. Now my decided . were cut to fit my windows. eyes are not too good so my Mr s. Th oma urged lea d ers Mter a few months the sides Pete Peeve is thu t I cann ot to mvol ve th eir troops m of the shades started to curl und er s ta nd wh y Polly 's commWJity ac tivi ties s uch as away from the window s Poin ters i:-; a lways in s uch paraa es as a way of creating leaving an open space be- fi ne prin t - HELEN. scout a ware ness . tween the window frames DF.AR HELE N - As to the Th e s u!; tainin g memand shades so light comes las t part of yo ur Pet•vc I a m bership drive conducted in through. l washed. them with always so pleased wh en a n the spring was disc ussed and warm water and turned the editur us t.· ~ th e t·nlumn it wa s noted that none of the edges in the opposite regardless of the size of the money collected ha s been direction but they curled print because their space is back to the inside. I would usually restricted. The size of re turned to Meigs County for use by the troops here. Mrs. l!ppreciate any ideas for the print is up to the local closing those gaping spaces . newspaper. As to your Thoma advised that she will be in conlac t with the Black -JEANNIE . previous letter not appearing DEAR JEANNIE - Ap- In print I am indeed sorry Diamond Girl Scout office in plying a sturdy plastic that each and every one Charles ton about local needs . adhesive-backed tape down cannot be published alter you Financial report forms were distributed to the leaders for Ule lenglh of the curled sides are so generous to share with completion . would be my first try. Such the others but space does not A check for $14 was given tape comes In a variety of allow this and then, too, we colors and can be brought at often receive the same an· by Mrs. Thoma to Mrs. Judv Werry for the 1976 camp fund . most variety and hardware swcr or Pointer from many, The money was received for a stores. Carefully place a strip many different people . display at the Meigs County of this tape, wide enough to Thanks for your interest and cover the curl, with the outer do stick with us regardless of fair. Mrs . Thoma discussed the need for getting the scouts edges of the shade. Tape the size of the print. more involved in the junior together and all the way down POLLY . fair, for represenlation on the each side of each shade. Try · DEAR POLLY - I amJunior Fair Board , and for this on one and II It works writing in reference to .J. then Invest In enough tape for from Pa .'s Pointe r on how giving scouts the opportunity to win ribbon s and premiums . all the others. - POLLY she adds polato flake s to baby It was announced that Mrs . DEAR POLLY - When food when it turns watery. I Werry will serve as the day cleaning paint brushes I put recently read in a baby fabric softener in the final magazine that one should not camp director , with Mrs. rinse water to keep them soft feed baby direc tly fr om the Carolyn Reeves to be the finance chairperson. Mrs. and pliable . ja r if all food is not ea ten a t Keep a metal shoe horn in one time . Re move baby 's Thoma noted that the Boy the kitchen to use for prying portion to a dish. The reason Scouts of Meigs County ha ve invited the junior and Cade tte the tops off spice cans , cocoa given was the enzy mes in cans, etc. Saves your finger · ba by 's sa liva which star ts the girl scouts to a comparee a t Camp Kiashuta some time in nails and the kitchen kni ves . di gest ive p r oces s will too . - MARGARET L. · l11gcst" the foul! left in the October . She also re ported DEAR POLLY - I doubt ja r an d m a ke it wate r y. I that the boy scouts have expressed an interest in a that this will appear in the have found thi s to be true . Me igs County coed troop. NORMA. Mrs. Johnson announced a DEA R NORMA - Thanks firs t aid course open to for writing. Many readers wrol e in the sa m e in·· leaders and advisors to be held Sept. 15 and Sept. 22 formati on obtained from from 6 to 10 p.m. Anyone their ba by doctors and baby interested is a sked to c ontact bonks. - PO LLY. Mrs . J ohnson . It wa s Polly's Pointers Tape uncurls window shades WIDE SELECTION OF NEW FALL FABRIC ' ARRIVING DAILY. reported tha t Mrs. J ohnson will se rv e as a Br ownie advi sor , an d Mrs . Wise , a junior advisor . (\ training sess ion wh ere ex pe r ien c ed sc o ut lea de r s becom e t r a ine r s in the ir communiti es was a nnoun ced for Sepl. 12· 14 at Ca mp Sandy Bend nea r E liza beth, W. Va. Informa ti on on scouting to be placed in the sc hools in their respective communiti es was d is tribu te d to t he lea ders. Attending the m eeting we re Ca rolyn Reeves. Eli za be th La ne , Patty Michael, Ge rtrude Cas to. Jud y Werry of the Pomer oy troops; Merle Joh ns on of t he Rutland Tro op ; J a c k ie Br ickel s, Marg are t Parker. an d Susie Pull ins, Sali s bury; Jan e t Pi c ke n s. J oy ce Si ss on. Syra c use: and Ma rilyn Hannu m a nd Huth Ann Balderson , Reedsville . :~~::::::::::::~:::::::::::::~:::::;:::;:::;:;_.;;:;_..;:;::;;:~:~:*· I I ~ Social · Calendar FRIDAY YARD a nd Ba ke Sale sponsored by Mt. Hermon Wom e n 's Mi ss ionary Assoc iation 10 a. m . to 3 p.m . at corn er of SR 7 and Forest Run Road . YARD SAL E now in pr ogress through Sa turday at 307 Spring Ave ., sponsored by Harris onville Eastern Stars . POMONA GRANGE, 8 p.m . at the Rock Springs hall. Inspection, c ounty contests, prince and princess quizzes to be held. Star Grange will be host. HAPPY Harvesters Class, Trinity Churc h, 7: 30p.m . in th e socia l room of the church . SATURDAY ICE CREAM Social, Bas han Voluntee r Firemen and Auxiliary members at the firehouse with serving to · begin at 6 p.m . HARRISONVILLE OES holding a porc h sale through today at 307 Spring Ave ., Pome roy . HYMN SING , Dan Hayman and Th e County Hymntimers, at the Church of Christ in Chri s tian Uni on Camp Grounds at Hartford, 7:30 p.m . Public invited . ANN UAL PICNIC of Hobs on Christian Union Church at Route 33 State Park beyond Rock Springs. Baske t dinner at 6 p.m. All classes and their families welcome . STEAMBOAT INN MEAT- Chicken & Oressing, Roast Beef, Hamburger Steak, Flounder Fish . VEGETABLES - Green Beans, Peas & Carrots. Noodles, Potatoes (mashed , home fries, baked). SALAD - Apple Sauce, Peaches, Cottage Cheese, Slaw, Tossed . PIE - C0co<" ol Cre 'l m . P!'3ci·,, App le. Sunday, Sept. 7, Hrs. 8:00-2:00 Weekdays 6:00-8:30 3rd St. Ph. 949-3551 Racine, Ohio ' ''"' . The Rutland Branch of the Pome r oy. Nati ona l Bank m arked its 20th a nniv ersary today , Sept. 5. On Se pt. 5, 1955, th e P om e r oy Na ti ona l Bank pur c hased th e Ra thbur n Ban k in Rutla nd an d began to opera te that ba nk a s the Rutl a nd br a nc h . New quar ters we r e late r co ns truc ted a nd we re occupied on April 24, 1972. William J . Hobstetter is manage r of th e Rutland bran c h and Joan May is a ss is tant mana ge r . Other e mpl oyes ar e Ruth Ann Grah a m, Susie Jeffe rs and Sha ron Barr . Hobste tter is a lso a n a ss istan t vi ce pr es id e nt of P om eroy Nationa l Ba nk which will open its se cond bran ch a t Tuppers Plains Monday. Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo . Fr e n c h Stat e sman Cardinal Richelieu was born Sept. 6, lf>85. Ralph E . Hall , 29 , of · Coun ty line . The patrol said Spencer, Pomeroy, driving a tra ctortraveling east, was unable to trailer rig, was una ble to s top . Hi s tru c k s k id ded slow down on a steep grade. s triking Leiving 's c a~ and . He lost control of his rig sideswiping the school bus . which ran off the left side of Hall was cited to Gallipolis the highway . It struck a Municipal Court for failure to power pole and overturned. Spenc er wa s taken to sk>p within the a ss ured clear O'Bieness Hospital in Athens dis lan ce . Ern est E . Spe nce r , 22 , for treatment. Racine, driving a tra c tor . trailer, was in jured in an accident at 7 a .m . Th ursday And on Rt. 143, two and four tenths miles ea st of the Athens Foliage Gardens Triplett reunion held Monday NEW HAVE N - The an nua l Triplett family reunion was held Monday, Sept . 1 at the hom e of Mr . and Mts . John C. Triplett here . Atte nding were Mr . and Mrs . Do r s Ma ynard , Ne wa rk , Oh io ; Mr . and Mrs . J . R. Triplett, Cha rl eston . W. Va .; Dr . and Mr s . D ~ t e R . Thompson. Oa k Brook , Ill .; Mr . and Mrs . Paul Me· Callister , Marysvill e, Mich .; Mr . and Mrs . Henry Reger , Huntin gton ; grandchildren attendi ng we re Mrs. Larr y ;:;:;:;:; : ;:;:;:;:;~:;:::»::::; : ; :;:;:;:;:: :; :; :; :;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:: Parrish , Ripley ; Mr . a nd GIVING DINNER Mr s. Ha r vey R obe r ts, Men of the Sacred Heart Charles ton ; Mr s. Dav id Church will give a public J ordan , Dunbar ; Miss Cher yl dinner from II a.m. to 2 McCallister , Mi chigan , and p.m. Sunday, Sept. 14, at Cinda, Angela , Kirk a nd the .church auditorium . Dana Reger of Huntington , Tickets or reservations and great · grandc hildren must be secured lor the were Amy a nd Tod P eri sh. dinner which will have Tiffany ; Paul and Lo ri chicken and ham as meat Roberts , Charl es ton , a nd courses. The public Is Brian J ordan . Dun bar . asked to call Rev. Father A special guest was Haskan Paul Welton, 992·2825 ; Paul Suive of Liber ty, Sweden, Casci, 992-5131 or Gilbert f orei g n e xc han ge s tud e nt Zwilling, 992·3298. s taying with Mr . and Mrs. Dors Mayna rd . 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XI GAMMA MU Chapter of Be ta Sigma Phi Sorority will have a family picnic at 2 p. m. at the Ohio River campsites of Texanna Well and Judy Werry . Members are to take their own meat and a covered dish . ANNUAL PI CNIC of Southern Cluster of the United Methodist Churches at Letart Falls Community Building. Worship service at II a.m. Lunch at noon. Hymn sing and games in afternoon. Public invited to attend . A $20 contribution to the Lonnie LeMaster hospital fund was made a I the Saturday meeting of the Big Bend Radio Club held at Rock Springs grange hall. Mem· hers also voted to give $20 to the muscular fund and to participate in a benefit show this fall for the parks in Middleport and Pomeroy . Attending the meeting were 40 members and two Visitors . MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED CHESTER - Mr . and Mrs. Rober t Burke , Ches ter, announ ce the marriage of their son , Kennth, to Billie J o Boyd of Lexington, Ky. The m a rriage took pl ace in Covington, Ky ., Aug . 2L Next meeting will be held Sept. 9 at 8 p.m. Re fresh· ments were served by the · Women 's Auxiliary . A report was given on the coffee break held at the two Route 33 roadside · parks ov er the Labor Day weekend . It was noted tha t over 500 visited the rest stops during the holiday weekend. WE NOW HAVE A Middleport, Ohio SAVE $277 BOTILING COMPA-NY Middleport Whatever Your Taste In Furniture, You Can Choose Wrth Confidence Plans made Coming To The Inn-Place ~lawn & garden tractor w-m SALE '799 YOUIDoo A SQUAit MIAL MODEL NO. A-90 -E .' to . I , : -illlf -~ Flexsteel craftsmen insist on materials of the finest quality to match their skilled workmanship . Frames are of top quality k-iln-dried hardwood, doubledowelled and corner blocked for extra strength and stab ility. The beautiful upholstery of Flexsteel furniture is the result of expert attention to detail , deft handling of the fine Flexsteel fabrics, and skillful tailoring . 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Reservations mus t be made by Sept. 10 with e ither Mrs. Paul E ich or Mrs. Thereon Johnson . 992-2039 From Aexsteel LIF£TIME GUARANTEED SPRING CONSTRUCTION Fall meetings s/4rt Sept. 12 FLOWERS ralWHEEL HORSE 8 H P Ra nger lle•alu res ELEC TR IC s tart . f:cjm<'5 complet e w1th mow e r . 1975 l mod el yea r closeout 8 16 OZ. BOmES Meigs Property FALL FLOWERS The Middleport Book Store TUESDAY AMERICAN Legion AuxHiary , Lewis Manley Post 263, Middleport, home of Mrs. Frank Washington, Gallipolis, 2 p.m. 'Women of history' is theme of annual party BRING IN YOUR FAVORITE CONTAINER TO BE FILLED WITH ARTIFICIAL OR DRIED HELEN STEINER RICE GREETING CARDS HOMECOMING at Freedom Gospel Mission at Bald Knobs. Dan Hayman and the County Hymn timers. Youth group meets ROYAL CROWN COLA Transfers WIDE SELECTION OF ANNUAL Homecoming at Minersville United Methodist Church. Sunday School and church at regular hours . Basket dinner 12:30 to 1:30 p.m . " Gospel Tdnes" at 1:30 p.m . LET AH'l , W. VA. - The Jina and Jamie McClellan , Lela rt Homema kers held it.. Junior , Doroth y Click , Ruth , annual picnic Aug. 13 a t Li sa, Beverly and . Steve n Pi c ken s , Ron , Mildr e d . Kera . and Terri The m embers and their families enjoyed a birthday par ty in honor of their child patient at Lakin . The child rece ived ma ny gifts fr om the m embers and their families . The child also recei ved a bir thda y ca ke which was ta ke n back to Lakin to be enjoyed by the other c hildren . Th e Hom e m a ke rs would lik e to e x ten d the ir a p prec iation to Mr . and Mrs . J a ke Howard for bringing the pa tient lo the pic nic and birthd ay party . Al te nding the picn ic were Edwin a nd Ba rbar a Winter , Sue Sayre , Kim and Lori . Ga t y , Bunn y a nd Lea h Hoffm an . Howard , Sharon , and Waid Ni ch o i s<~ n J r ., DEXTER Ap· Dexter. proximately 80 persons at- · Mr . and Mrs . Robert F . tended open house recently Musser , Mr. and Mrs . Harold honoring Mr . and Mrs. Seth Rice . Mr . and Mrs . Owen Nicholson on their 60th an· Blackwood, Pauline Atkins , niversary . The celebrationWNGBO'J"l'()M - A Labor attend, however , they visited Ruby Halliday, Stella Atkins , Day picnic was held at the old Sunday and presented Mrs . was held in the basement of Ruby Diehl, Mr . and Mrs. F . family horne of Mr . and Mrs . Swan a gilt. the Dexter Church of Ghri st. Clair Taylor , Mr . and Mrs . Gene Riggs at Long Bottom The event was given by the Attending were , Mr . a nd Charles C. King, Chester when the birthday of Mrs . Mrs . Lindsey Lyons III and Nichols on s ' nephew and King and Mr . and Mrs . Ulah niece , Norman and Allegra Swan was al so family, Mark Emerick , Mr . Norman Will of Rutland . Will . along with the other antl Mrs . Lawre nce celebrated . m embe r s of th e chur c h Hasbargen and family, all of The picnic was on the congregati on . spa cious and beautiful lawn Parkersburg ; Mr. and Mrs . Decorations were yellow David Riggs and famil y, at the Riggs home'. and white streamers of crepe The young people played Belpre; Mr. and Mrs . LindHysell, Linda Yost, Brenda The Youth Group of the pape r hung above the area, se y Lyons Jr . and son , Mrs . volleyball and croquet. Yost, Carol Yost, Denny Ray near the door where the Midway Churc h met recently The group was later served Ulah Swan, Mr . and Mrs. Yost, Brian Burham, Laneva couple was seated in easy at the Pomeroy home of Mr . Babc ock, Mr s. cake and ice cream. The cake Oscar Russell, Frankie Russell , chairs and above the r efresh- and Mrs . Norman Hysell for Thurman Babcock, all of was baked by Mrs. Swan 's Janice Ferrell, Phyllis ment table, White bell s homemade ice cream and granddaughter , Mr s. Tuppers Plains . Mr . and Mrs . Ferrell , Tammy Harvey , Mr . centered the area above the cupcakes. Lawrence Hasbar g en , Waid Le onard , Rt . 1, and Mrs . Norman Hysell, Attending we re Terry table . Reedsville ; Ray Riggs , Rt . 2, Mrs . Frankie Hershman. Parkersburg , with the in· The center of the table held Hysell, Norma Jean Hysell, Pomeroy ; Mr . and Mr s. scription " Happy Birthday Paula Justice, Mrs . Joan an arrangement of flowers in Bruce Hysell, Steven Hysell, Mama Dear''. Garth Smith , Long Bottom ; Yos t , Mr . and Mrs . Herb Debbie Spires , Timmy pa stel shades, a gift from the The honored guest received Mr . and Mrs . Vi~gil Windon Lan c e, the Rev . Theron young people of the Sunday Spires, Brian Durham , and family , Rt. 3, Pomeroy; Durham. Mrs . Virginia several gilt... school class taught by Mr . Melissa Durham , Crystal Mr . and Mrs . Marion Riggs Mr . and Mrs . Gene Riggs , Harvey and Mrs . Velma Roush , Alice Sorrell , Frankie Nicholson . and family were unable to Kenny Ray and Jason . Russell . On either side of the Oowers Sorrell, Cheryl Pierce, Anna were several small green Durham, Johnny Durham, candles in s-s haped g old Mr . and Mrs. Norman Hysell, Mr . and Mrs. Clifford holders . Refreshments featured a Durham, the Rev . and Mrs . three-tiered cake topped. with Thereon Durham, Kathleen Mrs. Gladys a miniature bride and groom , Durham, a decorated slab cake , nuts, Barrett and Mrs. Beverly Spires . mint.. , punch and coffee . On Aug . 29 a youth rally The cake was served by was held on the lawn of Paula " American Women of members to lake advantage annowll:~d was the meeting Mildred Jeffers and the punch and coffee were poured Justice , Morgan Center. The His tory " will be the theme of of the free cancer clinics of the Children's Home Ad· opening songs were " Oh, How the annual rush party of the conducted the fourth Thurs· visory Committee held by Virginia Nelson . Guests were registered by · 1 Love Jesus '' and ''He's the Ohio Ela Phi Chapter of Beta day of each month at Thursday at the United Todd Zeller, a great-great Lily of the Valley." Phyllis Sigma Phi Sorority Sept . 23 in Veterans Memorial Hospital. Methodist Church, Pomeroy . A yard sale was set for Oct. Ferren, Janice Ferrell, Linda the parish house at Grace The chapter also received nephew of the Nicholsons. from the Cancer Society a 3 and 4 with the place to be Many others helped in yost, Laneva Russell and Episcopal Church. Paula Hershman joined to Mrs . Maurisha Nelson certificate acknowledging announced later. Mrs. Debi various ways. The couple Buc k explained the chapter sing, "Build My Mansion announced plans for the party donations . received several gifts . Next Door to Jesus," A report was given on the yardstick and reported that during a meeting of . the Attending were Myra Lanham, Freda Shepherd preceding the prayer period. chapter Tuesday night at the chapter's work at the Meigs the chapter had received a A picture of Christ kneeling Columbus and Southern Ohio County Fair. Mrs . Kathy three star rating. The 1975-76 and Kathleen Norris (sister CUmings reported that the by-laws were read . and niece of Mrs. Nicholson), a t a rock praying was Electric Co. Mrs . Nelson was nominated presented to Virginia Harvey Read at the meeting was a historical home tour planned Columbus; Todd Zeller , valentine queen . Gahanna; Helen Taylor for bringing the most people letter from the American for this fall has been postMrs . Sharon Bailey gave Atkinson, Mansfield; Mr. and to the rally. There was a Cancer Society encouraging poned until spring . Also the c ultural report on Mrs. George Burkey and Mr . chorus sing with selections " Women, her History and her and Mrs . James Llirizza an! including "Hallelujah," " I'm Hope". Refreshments were family, Vermillion; Mrs . In, I'm Out, I'm Up, I'm served by the 1974 pledges . William B. Buck, Springfield ; Down " and " Marching in the Attending the meeting were Alice Epple (sister of Mr . Infantry ." those named and Joy ce Beverly Spires and Patty Nicholson ), Byesvill'e ; Bartimus , Janet Downie , Hysell sang " One Day I Will" Kermit Epple , Nelsonville ; Kathy Fry , Brenda Haggy , Mr . and Mrs . Chester and "I've Come Too Far to Darla Hawley , Linda King , Hougland, McArthur ; Mr . Turn Back, " and Janice POINT PLEASANT Susan Oliver, Sandi Sargent, and Mrs . Ernes t Wood , Earl Ferrell, Frankie Russell and Revival services will begin at Libby Sayre and P at Starkey, Sharon Jewell, Mr. Laneva Russell sang " I'll Fly the First Church of the Shrivers . and Mrs . Charles Blakeslee , Away ." The scripture was Nazarene , 25th St . and Mount Mr. and Mrs. Leo R . Story, read by the Rev. Theron Vernon Ave., Point Pleasant, Mr. and Mrs . Patrick Durham who used John 12:35- Sunday at II a.m. Speaker at Lola Bohlen, Beverly Lochary and Mrs. William E. 50 and had a sermon. The the services will be the Rev . HOMECOMiNG SET Chapman, Robert Chapman Watson, Mary Diehl, prayer of dismissal was given Paul E. Hess of the local There will be a to Kenneth B . Lawson , . by Beverly Spires. church. Pomeroy. homecoming Sunday , at Attending were 25 p~rsons Mr . and Mrs. Alan Black· Rev. Hess has served the Dorothy L . Lawson , Lot , Freedom Gospel Mission at wood, Edith Wood, Mrs . ' with nine having their Bibles. local congregation for four Syracuse. Bald Knob featuring Dan Kenneth B. Lawson, Robert Hoover, Laura Several of the young people years . During his minislry Hayman and the Country Hoover, Mr. and Mrs . Ben remained overnight at the the church has grown to a Dorothy L. Lawson to Lola Hymn timers. Rife , Carla and Becky, Mr . Justice home for a pizzy congregation of nearly 300 Bohlen, Chester H. Hu.tton, party. and has also made progress Lot , Syracuse. Elza Larkins, Sadie E . Present were Timmy financially. Spires, Terry Hysell, Bruce Special singers will be the Larkins to Elza Larkins, Hysell, Norma Hysell, Steven Roger Brown Singers, Sadie E . Larkins, 'h A., Olive . For All Occasions C. 0 . Rogers, Nan F . Kankakee, Ill . They are full We Wire Flowers time evangelists in the Rogers to Frederick Robert Everywhere Thompson, Nancy Lee Church of the Nazarene. In these evangelistic Owens, Parcels, Salisbury. The open church wedding services, Third Mill Corp. and Jack spirited of Miss Cynthia Manley; congregational services in Bachner, Carolyn Bachner , daughter of Mr. and Mrs . addition to special music will Agree. , Middleport. Pmnero¥ RoWer Shop Dale M. Kautz, Alice Jo Clifford E . Manley, Mid· be enjoyed. Mrs . Millard Van Meter dleport , and Stephen R. Services run Sunday Ann Kautz to Dale M. Kautz, Ph . 99'2 · S781 Ph . 992 · 2039 Hartenbach, son of Mr. and through Sept. 14 beginning Alice Jo Ann Kautz , Parcels, · Mrs. Robert C. Hartenbach, nightly at 7:30 . Chester . will be an event of Sept. 12 at the Middleport Church of Christ at 5:30p.m. The Rev. George Glaze will officiate. cond Sf. An open reception will follow S N. Se at the John Ambrose L....;M:::.::;id::;d::,l;,;;e;:;P;,;;0;;.r;;.f';.0-h.llio;..._. residence, Rt. 7. and Mrs. Dale Nicholson , Mr . and Mr s. Dale Ja cobs , Middleport. Mr . al)d Mrs . Charles C. .Russell'. Ath ens ; Mid\red J effers . Norma Nicholson , Mr . and Mrs . E . C. Jordan , Mr . and Mr s . La wr e nce Chapman, Mr. a nd Mrs. Ralph Macomber and Rick , Mr. and Mr s . 0 . R. Nelson, Car yl Tyler , Waid Nicholson Revival scheduled FOR YOUR GAS and APPLIANCE NEEDS RIDENOUR Ga s. service T.V . & Appliance Chester , Ohio ' 985-3307 In !896, as a result of the Klondike gold rush, the first beefsteaks to reach Circle City , Alaska, sold for $48 a pound. Picnic enjoyed on birthday Couple celebrates 60th Homemakers hold picnic . . Ju dy Hunt and Kevin, Audrey , Dare ll , and Shelby Hollman , Kenneth , Opal , Fe rn , Bubb y and Missy Frie nd , Maxine, Mat and Mi chea l Morrison , Loi s , Debbie , Da le Durst and Mr. and Mrs . Jake Howard . ~· YOUR COMPLETE TIRE CENTER ''. v 2 6] 2 64 ') 6 9 292 . . . ...,.. _,.,.,, '~· , • • ,. ·.~., ~··~ ~·~· I . • ,,.,.,. '''~' . ,. ·~~~ POMEROY HOME & AUTO ' 606 E. MAIN 992-2094 FRONT END ALIGNMENT · WHEEL BALANCING POMEROY �' I ' I Sen,tlnE•I, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Fr1dav , Sept. 5,1975 5, 1975 u POM POMEROY TRINITY R ev W H Perrtn pastor Roy Mayer Sun d ay sc h oo l su pt Church schoo l 9 t ~ a m worsh p se rv •C€' 10 7 J a m Youtll c ho 1r rehcar s al Monday J 30 p m und e r dtrcctron of Mary Sk1nncr sen •or c ho 1r rehearsnt 7 10 p m Thursday W1t h M r"> Paul N ease d1 r ector POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Co r ner Un1 on and Mulb erry ~ tv Cly d e V Hender son pn<; tor Sunday ~C h O O I 9 10,1 111 Gltll M cCi unq s up! rrornn1 wor~h p 10 30 n r11 tvl'n 11 q ~erv 1 c e ,. 30 1111d •'If • " serv1 c e W f' d ncs da y 7 10 p 111 GRACE EPISCOPAL - lhr Rev Ha1 old DCC' I h r i(f ~"~ r Churct1 ::.e rv1ce s 10 JU rl m Ho ly COrnrl'lU!li On I rS ! 'U rHJrlY of m onth Clw r ch o.n oot 10 w a 111 l or n ur sery lluouqll I POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST T err(ll ( , ror tH 1 r pa s t or B bl e sc h uot Q J am wor ~ l 1 1 p lO lU 1 111 i'ld Uif WOrShi p ".e r YII..( 111{1 young people s n1ce1 nq )( Comb n ed r. 1)1' <;ftl(l r p rn and pray er me c l u q v'Vr u ne sday 7 30 p rn THE SALVATION ARMY Erway Ra y N 'N ,n 11 q off u r n char oe Sundi'ly I ll i1 rn Hoi ness me e t1ng Hr l J c1 rr Sun d ay School Y o un q P eo p les Leq1on 7 p m Thursday 1 to 3 p nt L ad e~ Home Leagu e 7 p m Pr ep c lasses ST PAUL LUTHERAN C HUR CH Corn er of Syca mor e and Sccond St s Pom eroy Til e R ev Wd!1am M1ddleswarrh Pasto r o;, un day Sc hool a l 9 J5 am ~ln ( l Church Se r v1ces 11 a rn SACRED HEART R f'v Father Paul 0 Welton pastor P t1onc 99/ 1825 Sa tur day evenmg Ma ss 7 30 Sunday Ma ss 13 and 10 a m Co nf esston Saturday 7 7 JO pm POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST - RDberl Kuhn pastor Wrll 1am Watson Su ndi'ly school su pt Sunday ~c ho o l 9 30 am BY F 6 p m B1ble study Wednesaay 1 p m ch orr pra c lt ce Wedn es d ay 8 30 p m iiiifj(IP."'ij~iiiiiiij!!ill~ E YAN HOLINESS C HURCH H arrtso n v lie Rev 0 Dell Mlnlcy Pustor H e nry Ebl n Sundav '-,(h OOI ', u p t Su nd ay Sc h ool 9 JO am Ev1 n tnQ wor s t> p 7 10 p m Prayer tt nd Prclt <;(' o:;c rv tCt; lh ursd ily 1 30 1J IT I S YRACU SE FIRST C HUR C H OF GOD R f> v Grornf' Oile r P<l .. ro r ') unday sr ttool 9 !'l .1 rll rnorn onq p "'I c 11 r q a m 11 ,l Ill Zw dl 111~ ', und rl y I ' lJ l I ll pas lor Troy Sunday school Sl/ IJt '>c h ool ' 9 JO ,, m mo rn1nq wor sht p 10 J O " und a y L'Va n qe ii S. tr c mC'l' t tnq l J O pIl l Pray er rnec t 11 q We dn esday 7 J O p m M IDDL EPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST _ Co rn er 1-ourth and Ma 1 n Mrddtepor l Rev H enry Ke y Jr pa sto r Su nday SOwol 9 J O am Mr s Er\ll n Mornrnq 1 f"O~T L>< ND p,, Wor!>h ip Chuu!J •C iloo l 9 JO S UlTON < "' ry .1 r • ~ ChOOI W ors h ip II unday c h u r ch IU ~ m "-ORTHEAST CLUSl£:.R Rt v Robert Mc ccc Pa~tor Q (' nnl!. CrcC>gor A ~s oct.11C Mtnt s ter JOPPA Worsh p 10 am ~.~~~,"~~~~1q '• c~oco~n9e~d~y ~r~y~r JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES ~ c;~~~s B~T:o,~ \~hnu~~~ - L arry Ca rnahan p r es1dillg ch uol ? J~ u Ill 1"\ b l c •tudy m 1n s ler Su nday Boble every Thur sda y 7 JO p m lecture 9 30 am Watch NORTH BETHE L l ower s tudy 10 30 am Tu csd<lY Bib le s tudy C h urch 7 30 Wo r sh p 1 I n m Sr hOO I 10 am ~;g~~gTf 1~s::m~ s~~~~~ ~~ ~~F~~1D -e~~~du~usnc~1~~1 t '. ll q •l o, l tstr l (.f' 7 !O p111 m 9 p, 1\1 r rnl t ny T h ur!> d~y 111 ! J Ill MIDDLEPORT CHUR CH pr cvch ng a t 11 am eac h P OM l'KOY WESTSIDE OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN Sunday Pray er meelinq 7 45 ( H U R C H 0 F C H RIS T 100 W p m WcrJn esd ily W SCS M \I I 1 UNION - L awren ce Ma ~ ley P 11 1 on 111 ,rd Tue sday eac h Jf' rry Pn ul pa s tor Mrs Russell Younq month pl l0 f) (' 99 ] 7666 ' r <,, rvc1 1 • v r Sunday Sc h ool Supt Sunday REEDSVILLE Sunday n on Sc t1oot 9 30 am Even1ng sc h oo l 9 3 am pr eac h 1n g n~lrLr 11ll ctl 'un d,ly wo r wo r s t! p 7 J O Wednesday 7 30 p 111 !o n rl 11 !I bi t: s t udy 11 Sundily pray e r pri\yer mee l n g 7 30 P m mee lmq 7 JD p m Tue sday wo r !> t p t. p m Ned MT MOR IAH C HUR CH OF W~C '::J 7 JO 1 rsl Th u r s day 1> 11 hi <.,iufl >y 7 p 111 GOD Rae ne Route 'J the each 111 o nlh J\ II! J WJ\ Y COM MUNITY Rev James M Mun c y C HUf: C H Non d r SILVER RIDGE - WorShiP p a s tor ' : > unday sc hool 9 <i S 10 a m Churct1 Sc hool 9 am '"' 111111 11 l , rq s vll tc ,, m rnorn1ng wor Ship 11 TUPPERS PLAINS , ' ' ' trl T heron am e ..- enmq wor ~h 1p 7 JO Worshtp 9 am C hur ch r 1' 1 1 01 u 1day P rny e r rneclrng Tuesday '::>c.hool 10 am t I (I lo I I f VC' IIIrll! 7 30 p rn Youn g p eoples KENO CHURCH OF .r11 1 r J Ill p" p t.ly c r m eet ng 7 JO p m Thursday CHR 1ST - Gcorqe rr ed e r ck " I '" ~:; D n MIDDLE P 0 R T FIRST sup t Sc r..- cc w ee kly 9 30 qr 1 dr1y 1U p 111 BAPTI ST - Co rn er S1xth and ~ rn on Sunll ay Pr each mq R U 1 LAN 0 FREEWILL Pal me r the Rev P e t e r ftr ~ l and th 1rd Sund cys o f BAPTIST Roqer l ur ner pasto r Danny mon th by C lr ft o rd Smdh 9 JO G r anda I p a c,lor <,un ci 1 y ~c t100 1 10 Thompson ~uperl nl end(.•nt il m 'u n d uy r v en1nQ se rv1 c e Sund ay Sc hool WMPO Rad10 HOB SON C HRI ST IAN l 0 N r ctneSdcl)' B bl c s tudy proqram 7 15 a m Sunday UN I ON Durrell Ooddril l l lU p n1 Sc ho ol 9 1~ a m Morn1nq pa s tor Sun d ay Sc hool 9 JO OLD DEXTER BIBLE W or sh 1p 10 I~ am Youlh a 111 Leona rd G ilmor e fir s t C H RISTIA N CHURCH - Re..cven 1nq ~c r..- 1 CC 7 JO a ct vii1€'S and f e ll owshiP f o r elder Ro n 1 crrv pas tor Sunday tuni (H and se n tor h gil p 111 ' Wedne sda y pray er sc t10ol 10 n rn Mrs '.'Vorlcy s t ud ent s 6 p m Sunday mcctmq 7 30 p m ~ r ,11( s su p er1nlc nde n t cvenm g wor sh 1p 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF I'/Lo r 11 nq wor5h1p 11 am M d w ee k prayer se r v1ccs GOO Rac ,n e Rout e l The ~ unday e ..-en,nq serv1ce 7 30 Wc d nesd .1y 7 JO p m RPv Char l es Hand pn stor G R AHA M UN IT E D METHODIST Pr eachmq CHURCH OF C HRI ST Sunday sc hool 9 dS d m 'il 10 a 111 lir 51 ond secon d M1ddlepo rt Slh and Mam morn1ng wor sh p I 1 am <, unday s of each m onth !h rd Geo rq e G lale mrn 1sl er Evcn n g se r v1ces Tu e~d ay .Jn d f ou rth Sundays each James Sheel s supe r 1n and f r1day 7 30 p m m on t h worsh1pserv cc at 7 30 t cnd ent B 1ble sc h oo l 9 JO BEARWALLOW RIDGE p m Wed nc>day even 1n gs at ~1m morn1nq worShip 10 30 CHURCH OF CHRI ST Oouq 7 JO Pr ayer and B1b l e Study .1 m even 1ng worShip 7 30 Sr>amAn n11 nt s ter B tbl e SEVENTH 0 A Y A D pray er sc rvr ce 7 p m Wed s tudy 9 10 ,, m mo r n, n g VENT I ST Mulbe rr y H e 1q ht s ~ wo r sh 1p 10 10 a m cve n1ng n f..'S d<Jy Road Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT Church wor sht p fl p m Wednesday Pastor Ge rard Seton Sab 01 The N azare n e 1 gt1t n1ble s t u d y B p 111 bath Sc hool Super 1nten d enr R ev Don Cole pa s MT OLIVE CHURCH Rtla Wh ile Sab ba t h Schoo l tor Mrs Mary Lathey L ong Botto m Sunday Sc hool Saturday aft ernoon nr ? 00 Sunday Schoo l supt Sunday 10 am w 1th Willard P gott wilh wor s~ 1 p sc r v,ce school 9 30 am morntng su pt Evanoei1 SI1 c message t o tlow111 g at 3 15 worshtp 11 am Sunday each Sunday even1 ng 7 30 by F 1R S T S 0 U THE R N cvangel,s t rc meetmg 7 30 Eld e r Russell Cl1 ne mm 1s ter BAPTIST 282 Mulberry p m prayer meetmg of th e A pos 1o1 1c F atth Brble A ve Pome r oy a ll I ated w11h ' Wednesday 7 30 p m Stu dY W ed nesday 7 30 p m S B C th e Rev Bra dl e y U N 1 TED STIVERSVILLE COM T H E PRESBYTERIAN MIN MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday ISTRY OF MEIGS SC ilOOI servtce 10 am BURLINGHAM CHURCH THE HILAND C HAPEL - Pastor Jerry Lewts Su nday COUNTY Ow 1ght L Zavt!Z Praye f meet1nq TtlUr Sday 7 Gco r qe Casto p.1s to r Sunday school 2 30p m wtth worshtp Pa s tor Dtrector p m Sunday t: ven nq serYtCe ': > cho ol 9 30 am cven1nq serv1ce at 3 30 p rn m td HARRISONVILLE 7pm worsh1 p 7 30 Thur s day week servtce Tuesd a y 7 JO p Sunday Church School 9 30 ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST evenmq p r Ay e r s erv ,ce 7 30 m a m Mrs Homer Lee Supt Pomeroy HarrisOn lill i e pm Mornmg Worsh ip 10 30 Road Mtke G1r ton pa stor MIDDLEPORT Sunda y St eve n Stanl e y Sunday sch ool Church Sc hool 9 30 am sup t Sunday sc hool 9 JO J ohn F F ultz Supt Mornmg am rnorn1n~ worShiP an d of Btdwell WorShiP 10 30 communiOn 10 30 am SYRACUSE Morn 1ng Sunday even ng youth Mr and Mrs John Murphy. Worsh rp 9 a m Sunday Chr1st an e ndeavor 6 30 p m Chrt s, of Pomeroy, were Church Sc hool 10 am Mr~ worsh1p se rv, ce 1 30 p m VISitors of Mrs .J R Murph} Sam oson Hall suo! Wednesday even1nq prayer RUTLAND CHURCH OF me e ftng and B1b l e stu d y 7 JO and famtty GOD ~ Dav1d L Henson P m 4 46 9471 Sun day ST JOHN LUTHERAN Sunday afternoon vts1tors p as tor rrornmg wo r s111 P 9 30 10 30 CHURCH. P tn e Grove The of Mr and Mrs Harley Sunday sc hool 10 30 11 30 Rev W ll tam M1dd les warfh Saturday evemng vtsttors •, u,H1i'ly e v enmg serv 1ce 5 Pnstor Church Serv1ces 9 30 Johnson were Mrs J R of Helen Johnson were Mrs P m lam 1ly wor sh1p T hu r s am Sunday Sc hool 10 JO am nd Peggy, Mrs Murphy a cta y 7 30 F m BRADBURY CHURCH OF Mary Larkm and Etleen HA:tE L COMMUNITY CHRIST B1b le Sc hool 9 30 Dante! Worley and Mrs Hawkms of Rutland CHURCH Nea r Long am morn.ng worsh1p 10 30 Charle} Smtih Bottom Edsel Hart pastor Am Sunday ev en 1ng worsh1p Mr and Mrs Dame! Sunday sc hoo l 10 am ~crvr ce 7 p m cl1o rr p ra c t1c e Mtss Patnc1a Thoma of Worley of Beckley were Church 7 30 p m prayer Wedn es day 7 p m Rev Jelf LoUisville, Ky , spe nt a week Labor Day weekend VISitors meetmg 7 30 p m Th ur sday Ranson Pastor MIDDLEPORT PEN ANTIQUITY BAPTIST ~ w1th her parents, Mr a nd of Mr and Mrs Charley TECOSTAL - Th1rd Ave the Rev Free l and Norr s p as tor Mrs Howard fhoma Smith Rev W1tliam Kn 1tte l pastor Sunday school 10 a m Rona ld Dugan Sunda y School Church serv 1c e 7 p m Ka1l, Charles and Kevm Supt C lasses for all ages WednEL>sday B1ble Stu dy 7 spent Labor Day h ohday w1th evenmg serv1ce 7 30 Brb le P m stu dy Wednesaday 7 JO RACINE CHURCH OF THE their grandmother, Mrs. p m youth se rvt ces Fr1day NAZARENE - Rev J ohn A 7 30 p m Coffman pastor Sunday Lena Knapp of Langsv1lle FREEWILL BAPTIST Sc hool 9 30 a m Ge r a l d Mr and Mrs . Doyle Knapp Corner Ash and Plum M 1d We ll s supt Morntng Worshrp and Mr and Mrs Dame! dl c por t Noe l Hetrman 10 30 a m Sunday even1 n g pastor Saturday evenmg worshrp 7 30 Prayer Worley of Beckley were serv1ce 7 p m Sun day schoo l meet ,n g Wednesday 7 30 p Mr a nd Mrs Roger Sunday dmner guests of the1r 10 am Sunday even1ng m wo r sh1p 7 0 m - Waller P B tk acsan pastor parents, Mr and Mrs Grueser and fam1ly of Logan MEIGS Ronn1e S at~er Sunday school vts tted wtth Mr and Mrs Charley Sm1th COOPERATIVE s upt Sunday school 9 30 PAR ISH il m rnorn1ng worShip 10 40 Mr and Mrs Harry Knapp Robert Lee and fam1ly THE UNITED S. unday eve nm g wor~h rp 7 30 Mr and Mrs Melvm Ctrcle of Terre Haute , Ind , "'ere METHODISTCHURCH W e dnesday eve nmg B rbl e Robert T Bumgarner study 7 JO Sunday visitors of Mr Lm- and family of Worthmgton , Dtrcctor DANVILLE WESLEYAN Mr and Mrs George Ctrcle coln Russell POMEROY CLUSTER Rev Lelon Glasure paslor Rev Robert Hayman Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am Ray Russell of Washmgton and daughter, Cheryl , Mr Rev D Wm Syden st r 1cker youth and 1un or youth ser and Mrs James Circle, all of Court House was Labor Day CHESTER - Wo r Sh i p 9 IS Vtce 6 <15 P m eventng Church School 10 am worShip 7 30 p m prayer hohday v1s1tor of Lmcoln New Haven, spent Sunday am ENTERPRISE - Wor~hrp and pra1se Wednesday 7 JO '" th Mar} Circle Russell Churc)1 Sch ool 10 am P m Mr s Clat a Pterce of 9 am FLATWOODS ~ WorS hi p SILVER RUN FREE Mr and Mrs John Downs Ch urch SchOo l 10 BAPTIST M il es Trout 1\ 1he ns \'> CI S at the Circle 11 am i'l n 1 pastor Sunday School 10 spent Labor Day hohda l w1th humc on J hur sday evemng p POMEROY Worsh am Leon Miller supt 1 h1s parents, Mr and M1 s M1 ,md Mrs Allan Taylor 10 30 a rn Chu rch Sc hool 9 15 Evenmg servtce 7 30 p m John J. Downs of Gl ouste 1 am UMY F 6 30 p m P ra yer meelrng T hursday moved Lo Hactne Sorry to ROCK SPRINGS Worsh p 7 30 P m Mrs J R Murphy and 10 a m Chu r c h Sc hoo l 9 a m CHESTER CHURCH 0 F lose s uch mce ne1ghbors Mrs John Downs were last UMYF 6 JO p m GOD---Rev Bobby Porter !lay .Johnson, W1ll!am MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER pastor Sunday sch oo l 9 JU Tuesday vts1tors tn Lan Rev Robert Bumgarner am worshrp serv1ce 11 Carleton, Raune. \\ere at the caster HEATH Worsh 1p 10 30 am even,ng serv ce 7 JO ho m e of At thur Jo hn so n am Church Sc h o ol 9 30 youlh s.erv tc e Wednesday Mrs Drema Roach vt s tted Je( e ntl~ n m U MY F 7 p m 7 30 p m recently wtth Mtss Peggy RUTLAND - Worsh 1p 9 I S LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Mr and Mrs Charles Bush, am ChurchSchooiiOarn CHURCH Ted Jones Murphy UMYF 7 p m pastor Sunday school 9 30 Peggy, Btlhe , Mr and Mrs Debb1e Murphy of Pomerov SALEM CE NTER a m Roy S1 gman supt Arthw E J ohnson, Sher yl Worsh 1p 9 am Church n' Orn ng worsh1p 10 30 was a Fnday overmght guest LeAnn. Pall tck, Bettv Van School 10 am UMYF Thur s Sund ay eve nin g serv tce 7 30 of Mrs J R Murphy and day 7 p m m 1d week se rvt ce Wed Mete 1 and Eume Bnnker SYRACUSE CLUSTER nesd ay 7 30 p m fam1ly Rev R1chard E Jarv rs SYRAC USE CHURCH OF <:~ttended the Ca m e 1 reumon Mrs. J R Murphy. ASBURY Worsh 1p 11 THE NAZARENE - Rev at the home of Mr and Mrs a m Chur ch Schoo l 9 s o HowC)rd C Bla c k pastor Bob granddaughter Debbte, were a m WSCS l si Tu esday Moore Sunday Schoo l Su pt Clarence Foor at Pataskala Frtday evenmg v1s1tors of FOREST RUN - Worsh 1p 9 Sunday Sc hool c lasse~ for all on Sunday am Church Sc hool 10 a m ages 9 30 am morn rng Mr and Mrs John Wamsley wscs 3rd Wednesday 7 JO worShip 10 45 NYPS Sunday p m 6 30 p m evange lr strc se r MINERSVILLE - WorShip Vtce Sunday 7 30 p m M1d lOam Church Schoo l 9 am week prayer meelmg Wed wscs Jrd Monday 7 30 p m nesday 7 30 p m M tssronary SYRAC USE Ch urch meeling s.eco n d Wednesday, Sc hool 9 JO a m worsh 1p 7 30 P m serv 1ce 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON SOUTHERN CLUSTER DENOMINATIONAL- Rev Rev Steven W•lson Roberr Sm 1th pastor Svnday R e v Howard Shrveley school 9 JO am class B ETHANY (Dorcas) l e ader Leo Hill worShip Worsh1p 9 30 am ch ur c h serv rce 10 30 a m church schoo t1030 ijm 730pm CARMEL- WorShiP I O 15 E 0 E N U N I T E 0 I am eve ry Su n day church BRETHREN IN CHURIST Eiden R B lak e pastor sc hoo l 10 3_Q am I ' ~ APPLE GROVE Su n day Sunday School 10 a m Classes Start Tuesday I \\ School 9 JO am worsh 1p , Howard McCoy , su pt SEPT. 9th l t r s t and th 1rd Sundays 7 JO Morn,ng se r mon 11 am I <. \ \ pcaye Sunday n rght se rv 1ces P m 1 r 7 30me e plng Chrrst1an Endeavor. 7 30 Wednesday , m J I Fe llOw Ship suppe r f 1rst P m So ng serv1ce, B p m Sa t urday 6 p m u M w Preach1ng 8 30 p m M 1d second Tu e~d ay 7 30 p m Week Prayer meet1ng, EAST LETART Sunday Wednesday 7 p m Ray !.ch ool 9 30 am worShip Adams. lay l eade r ~econd and fourth Sundays CHURCH OF JESUS 7 30 p m prayer meet 1ng CHRIST Located at We dn esday 7 30 p m Rutland on New L1ma Road, U M W t.rst Wednesday 7 30 next to Forest Acre Park p m Rev Ray Rouse pastor WESLEYAN ( Racrne l _ Robert Musse r Sunday School Sunday school. 10 am , , supt Sunday school 10 JO worsh1p 11 a m Btble study a m worshrp 7 30 p m Brble Thurs.day 7 p m , cho tr !.tudy Wednesday 7 30 p m pr act ce Thursday 8 p m , Saturday nrght pray er se r Fellowsh ip supper f t rs.t v rce 7 30 p m Wednesday , 630 pm , HEMLOCK GROVE u M w fourth Monday Sp m CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson (Pre-School Age Class Tuesdays 2: 45) GREA T BEND Worshrp pastor Ray Whaley , sup t 11 am 2nd and 4th Sundays Morntng worsh1p , 9 30 am Churc h Sc hool. tO am Ch ur ch sch ool. 10 30 am LETART FALLS _ Wor young peoples meet1ng 6 30 sh 1p 10 am Church sch ool 9 P m eventng worsh tp, 7 30 a m B 1bte study 7 JO p m ~ m Bt b le St udy, Wednesday every Tuesday 30 P m MORNING STAR War MT UNION BAP1'1ST Instructor Gloria Buck Wallace Church Sch ool Rev CeGtl Colt pastor sh tp 9 30 am 10 lOa m M1d Week Servrce. Sunda y Sc hool sup! Joe Phone 992-7326 Pomeroy Wednesday a p m Sayr e Sunday school. 9 45 MORSE CHAPEL (\m Sunday evenrng wor wo. sh1 p 11 am 1St and Jrd shrp 7 JO Wednesday prayer "' undays Church Schoo l 10 and Bible stu dy 7 30 p m ' o Wolfpen News Notes Carmel News, By the Day · ~pcncN ~~ ~;~qpar ~h, eJs ~u~lt GLORIA'S SCHOOL OF DANCE AND BATON / I /I ORaliO ROOM · E. MAIN ST. ) " Classes for all ages. Graded according to agility. Ballet, Tap, Jazz and Gymnastics. GLO-ETTE BATON CORP • I lUPPER S PLAINS C H"' I ST I AN C HUR Ct-1 t- uln n r.. 1 n<.l ~:: r wood pi'l :; ror l •owr~ r d (.,, tc.Jwe ll J '; unday ' r hoo t otq , r ' un dily SchOol lj 11 r1 I I "llor umq Se rm o n 10 ro "'' , ~ unditv cvt nmg • r r y rr.. c /p rn LETART FALLS UNITED e~ETH~EN R tv I r1 dc.lnd Norrrs pastor I loyd N o rr~ s suet O:. unday '> Ci root 9 JO am morn1ng •,e r m on 10 30 it m Prayer SNVICC W e dne sday 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF C.OD OF PROPHECY - G P ~ n,rlh pastor Sunday Sct1001 10 am A rthur He nson <, up! Mor nmg Wor ship 11 a m Young P >!opl e s serv tce 7 p m E ..-enrng se rvtce 7 30 p m Wednesday M 1d Week Pr.ny er ~ erv1ce 7 30 p m You th m eel rng 6 JO p m Ev en 1n g worShtp 7 JO p m C HESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev H e rbert G rat e pa s tor Wo r sh 1p ser vtce 1 I am and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday ~c hoot 9 30 a m R 1chard Ba rton sup t Prayer meetrng W e dnesday 7 30 p rn BRADFORD CHURCH OF C HRIST Cl 1fford Smit h m1n 1Sier Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am mornmg ch urch 10 30 i'l rr1 Sunday even ng se rv1 ce I JO p m Wednesday se rv1 ce 8 p m LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev Floyd F ~ hook pa stor L loyd Wr1ght. Sunday schoo l supt Sunday sch oo l 9 JO a m Morn 1ng wor shrp 10 JO a 01 even mg worsh p 7 JO p m Wed 11 es day Ch r 1 ~ l i an Youth C ru s ad e 6 JO p m Cho1 r p r ac fr ce Thursday 7 p m DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Cha rl es Ru5selt ~r m1n1Sier Norman C Wilt ~ upt Sunday sc hool 9 JO a 01 worsh1p serv tce 10 30 a m B1ble study Tuesday 7 30 p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS C HRI ST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS ~ Portland Ractne Road W ll1 am Roush pastor Denny E Yi'l n s Su nday Sc hoo l D r ecto r Sunday School 9 30 am Mo rntng worshtp 10 30 a 111 Sunday evenmg se rv1 ce 7 p m Wednesday evenmg pr a yer servtces 7 JO p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST R ev Earl Shyle r pa s lor Worsh1p serv 1ce 9 30 am Sunday schoo l 10 30 a m .P rble study and prayer se nn ce Thursday 7 30 p m CARLETON CHURCH K1ngsbury Road Gary K1ng pas lor Sunday school 9 JO am even mg worsh1p , 7 30 p m Prayer mee trn g Wed nesday 7 30 p m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt pastor Sunday School sup l Ronald Osborne B bte Sc hool 9 30 a m preach•ng 10 d5 am Evenmg servrces 7 JO o m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Pau l Nev 11t e pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Mor n n g servrce 10 30 am youth serv tc e 6 45 p m E..-ange1ts t1 c se r v1ce 7 30 p m Prayer meet1ng Thursday , 7 JO p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob R ev E J Grrfl1th su p! of church R ev L R Gluesencamp pa sto r Roger Wdtfred Sr Sunday Sc h oo! sup! Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m pray er me etm g Tuesday 7 30 p m youlh meetrng 6 p m Sunday l eaders Ada Van Meter and Gretta Su t t l e Sunday evenrng worsh1 p 7 p m lhrough W1nte r months. MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Rev Jam es H Leach pa stor Sunday school 9 30 a m Russell Sp encer , sup t Worsh1 p se rv1 ce 10 45 a m Even mg worsh tp allernatmg wrth C E af 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meetrng 7 JO p m Wednesday, Alf red Wo lfe Ia y lea d e r WHITE'S CHAPEL Coolv 11te R D Rev Roy D eeter pasto r Sunday sc h oo l 9 JO a m w orsh rp serv 1ce 10 30 a rn B1ble s tudy and p ray er se rv1 ce Wednesday 7 JO o m RUTLAND RUTLAN-D CHURCH TRACY...,!. LIZZ SEARCH LATE FARMER's HOUSE .for <;;L~•t:>J HAIRY MAKES A CALL. MASON FIRST BAPTIST Sec ond and Pomeroy Sis Sian Cra 1q pastor Sunday school 9 d5 a m worsh•p serv rce 11 am tra1ntng un 10n 6 30 p m even tng worShip serv1ce 7 JO p m M1d week prayer se r:v1 ce Wednesday 7 JO p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST P 0 Box 487 Miller St Mason W Va Su nday Btble Stu dy 10 a m Wor shrp 11 am and 7 p m Brble Stu dy We dn esday 7 p m Vocal mUSiC FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST - Corner of Second and Anderson , Mason P as tor Wat ter Clou d Sunday school 9 45 am worship serv.ce 11 am and 7 JO p m Weekly B1ble study ~e dnesday , 7 30 pm MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOO, Dudd1ng Lane Mason W Va Chester Tennanl , Pastor Sund ay School 9 45 am Children's Church 6 45 p m Young Peoples Servrce 6 45 p m Evangeltstrc Se rv1ce 7 30 p m Women s Mrss1onary Councrt 10 a m r~r st and thrrd Tuesdays Prayer and B 1ble Study Wednesday 7 30 p m It tokes poflence to understand a teen. oger - pollen ce and o lot of love Though h!! stnves to be adult, he IS st1ll a boy Though he clings to ch1 ldhood, he 11 almost 'g rown up" You may not 1olwoys be aware of tt, bul he s1dl Are you setting a good example? How about church, for Instance? If you hoYen t been go1ng lctely , start ogorn nul Sunday for your son's sake, as well as your own And don 't forget to toke h1m wrth yout FAIRVIEW 5 oo-FBI 3, Lucy Show 8, Misler Rogers· Neigh borhood 20,33 s 3~News 6. Andy Grlffllh 8, Adam 12 13, Get Smart 15, Etec Co 20,33 6 oo-News 3,4.8, 10, 13, 15, ABC News 6 . Sesame 51 20. Jean Shepherd's Amenca 33 6 3~NBC News 3,4, 15. ABC News 13, Andy Griffith 6, rf\S N~ws 8.10, Jody ' s Body Shop 33 1 oo-Truth or Cons 3.4. Bowling for Dollars 6. WCH~ TV Report 8, Aviation Weather 20.33, News lO, 3~ Porler Wagoner 3, Probe 4, New Candid Camera 6. Pop Goes the Country 8, Evening Edition with BUT HOW IIJ I'>LA Z E05 WOULD MY E60 CO PE WITH I'>E1N 6 I DO: Martin Agronsky 20, Treasure Hunt tO , American Outdoorsman 15, Black Perspective on the News MAI<I<IE D TO THE 8055·!.AOY O F THE WORLO'S BIGGEST F'INANCIAt. ;~ I 33 8 oo-sanford and Son 3.4. 15. EMPIRE~ EAST W>t..O VDJ OOII~ST~'-1 I..IKE:' 10 Kt-VJJ ~'i Tf\1:- FRBSSUR& IS 50 l-OW~ \ •Q 1086~ .. 9 7 52 10 4 • 64 ¥ K • Q32 • 9 6 53 t A5 -"K 75 SOUTfl IDI 6 AJ 3 ¥ A7 t K872 -"A 964 \\ es l Nurth East Pass Pass U'ITLE ORPHAN ANNIE L_ITTLE 2"' JNT Pass 2• I 1 HS Pass ORPHAN NO, ANNIEBy Oswald & James Jacoby South was ted no lime In the play He won the Itrst tnck w1th dummy s kmg of s pades a nd led a dtamond East wenl nght up w1Ut the ace and led a second spade Sou th s Jack felt to Wests queen and West cleared the smt South Fan the d1amonds But wh en he lett back on the heart fmesse to try for h1 s nmth tnck West took ht s kmg and two more spades to leave South SOMET IME, PERHAPS, FOR 1\ VACA110N- CopynQhl !969 Ktrllrr Advtrh111111 Sl'rVIl'l' 8UT y()<.JR. HOME IS HERE- Exodus 2:11-25 Exodus 2:1-10 Exodus 3:1-12 'Exodus 3:13-ZZ Exodus 4:1-17 With the hope it will. in some measure. foster and help sustain that which IS good in family and community life, this feature Is sponsored by the bust ness firms and organizations whose names appear below. ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Ph 949-9591 Sporting Supplies and C. B 's 308 Page Mtddteport, Ohto P. J. PAULEY, AGENT WAID CROSS SONS STORE of Columbus, 0 Pomeroy D1at 992-2318 DUDLEY'S Two Locations 59 N Second St . Middleport, 0. 46 Court 51 Ga lhpohs, 0. SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY We Ftll All Doctors Prescr1phons Pomeroy Ph 992-5130 Joel' Just bouc# tt toda4 1 100 E Mam Ph. 992-3486 Pomeroy Attend the Church of Your Chotce Ph. 992 2178 BETSY ROSS BAKERY Bakers of Gay 90's Bread Mtddleport Ph. 992-3030 ' Pomeroy 107 Sycamore St. It's a -truck, Look l,ke a qood ttme t' pull 4er car out, Sltm 1 BEN FRANKLIN STORE Louts W. Osborne Pomeroy . Brand new' BLUE & GRAY RESTAURANT SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT 220 E Mam Groceries & General Merchandise Racme Ph 949-5772 REUTER-BROGAN-INSURANCE SERVICES Pomeroy Ph 992-3498 GOOD RIDENOUR SUPPLY FURNITURE AND HARDWARE CRYIN' " Homeltte Saw; Ph . 985-3308 Chester Kerm's Korner Mtddteport, Ohto Kerm1t Walton Pomeroy MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 E rtver ~ Related h ., '; RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING ,,h Pomeroy Dtat 992-2101 RACINE FOOD MARKET Rae me Locust St. 5HOULDN 1T Middleport SPEND THE REST OF YOUR LIFE ALONE EASY Middleport, Ohto ' " The Friendly Folks" Pomeroy, Oh1o KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. The Finest In Mobile Homes 1100 E. Main Pomeroy Ph.m-7o34 27 Screened 30 To p1eces 19 Sultan's decree 20 Cheffilcal 31 R1ch cake 33 - out ( apporhon 36 Fall behmd 37 Gtve v.h1rl ( 2 wds.) salt 23 Beach house 24 Too old 25 Offsprmg I UG . COULD COLLECT TH' SHIF'LESS SKONK WRIT ME ANOTHER l 0 U. I'ER HIS IOU. 'IE CAU GHT ME AT TH' RIGHT T IME, LUKEV THIS IOU OF 'IOR'N TODA'I, WILKINSON'S 7 3~Bullwl n k le 3, Farm front 4, Jetsons 6 ; Growing Up Japanese 8, Man From COSt 10, Korg 13, Sesame St 20 B oo-E mergency Plus 3,4, 15, Hong Kong Phooey 6, 13, Pebbles and Bamm Bamm B. 10 8 3~Slgmund 3,4, 15. Tom & Jerry 6, 13, Bugs Bunny B. M ister Rogers 20, Bugs Bunny 10 9 oo-Secret Lives of Waldo Kilty 3,4, 15, Sesame St 20 9 J~Pink Panther 3,4, 15 , Lost Saucer 13 , Big Blue Marble 6 Scooby Doo 8,1 0 10 oo-Land ol the Lost 3,4.15, Adventures of Gilligan 13 Hot Dog 6, Shazam 8, 10, Elec Co 20 10 3~ Run Joe Run 3,4, 15, Uncle Croc's Block 6, 13, Mister Rogers 20 11 oo-Return to the Planet of the Apes 3,A, 15, Space Nuts 8, 10, Sesa me 51 20 11 3~Wes twtnd J,A, 15, Oddball Couple 6, 13, Ghost Busters 8.10 12 O~Josle 8. the Pussycats 3.4, 15, Speed Buggy 6,13 , Valley of the Dinosaurs 8,10, Mister Rogers 20 12 J~Soul Train 3. , American Bandstand 6, 13, Go USA 4, 15, Fat Albert 8, 10 1 oo-11 Takes a Th lel4 , Children's Fllm Festival 8, 10, Speaking wllh your Hands 15; Commanders 33 1 3~Car and Track 3, Soul Train 6, other People, Other Places 13, Untamed World 15. 2 oo-Baseball Warm Up 3,A,15, VIewpoint 8, CBS Fat! Preview 10. Bill Dance Outdoors 13, Fllm 33 2 15---Basebatt 3,4,15 2 3~FISherman 6, NFL Action '75 8, Death Valley Oays 10, Celebrity Bowling 13, Valiant Yean 33 3 oo-Movle "The Court Martial of Billy Mitchell" 6, U s Open Tennis 8, 10, Movie "The Last Safari" 13, Family al War 33 4 oo-Maklng Things Grow 33 4 3~Let's Grow a Garden 33 5 oo-Golf 3 4.15, Wide World of Sports 6, Hogan's Heroes 13 , The Romagnotts' Table 33 5 3~Wor td of Survival 13, Erica 33 5 45---Maklng Things Grow 33 6 O~lawrence Welk 8. News 10, Oral Roberts ln Alaska 13 . Ca lch 33 33 6 3~NBC News 3,15, News 4,6 CBS News 10, Lilias Yoga & You 33 1 oo-Burt Bacharach & Associates 3, NFL Football 6, Lawrence Wetk 4, 15 , Hee Haw 8, Ftrtng line 33, Animal World 10; Movie "The Music Man " 13 1 3~Window on the World 10 8 oo-E mergency J, Oral Roberts In Alaska 4, Baseballl5 , Allin the Family 8. Philadelphia Folk B 3~Big Eddie 8, Movie " Boom Town " 10 9 oo-Dean Marlin 3,4, Mary Tyler Moore 8, No Honestly 33 9 3~Bob Newhart 8, Session 33 10 oo-Mlss America Pageant 3,4; l4ee Haw 6, Dick Cavell 8, Movie "T he Last Hurrah" 13, Handfuls of Ashes 33 10 3~Mtss America Pageant 15, To Be Announced 33 11 oo-ABC News 6, News 8,10 11 15-Movle "The Destructors" 6 11 J~Movte "Horror of Dracula" 8, Woody Hayes. Football tO 12 DO-News 3,4. Movie " Assault on a Queen" 10; Don Ktrshner's Rock Concert 15 12 J~Movle " Any Second Now" 3, Movie " Story of a Woman' ' .4 , News 13 1 oo-Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 6 2 oo-Movle " Spirits of the Dead" 10 2 oo-Movte "S plnls ol the Dead" 4 4 oo-Movte " The Last Voyage" 10 4 3~Mov;e " Incident at Phantom Hilt" 4 LIBRA (Sop!. 23 -0cl. 23) Your co ncern lor those less lorlu nate today 1s very admtrable If a helptng r.and 1s needed you II be rrght there SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Someth mg that ~ happened m past has left an rnde!t ble tmpr~ss1on Yo u r e not about to make the same m rstake agatn 1n handl1ng lhe problem the For Salurday, Sept 6, 1975 ARIES (Ma•ch 21 -Aprll 19) Ther e s som~ prevent""e ma ntenance you c?..n do today 10 ease th e s tra tn on the b u dqet Be a do 11 yOufselfer wh erever you ca n SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-0ec 21) You mean bu smess 1n go tng alter your ob Jecttves toda y Other s recogn ze thr s and wtll step out o f your way TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Be sure to mclude a qu et lnend m your p lan s today If the l nVII a· 110n d oesn t come fro m you c hance s are 1t wont come from else wher e CAPRICORN (Dec A X y D L B A A X R L O N G F E L L O W I UG AN know besl ho w 1o gel Ihe most valu e lo r eac h doll>r CANCER (June 21 -Jull 22) A chance 10 gel 3 ser.ous matte 1 w tth a )r 1end oft yo ur c hest will pr ese nt Hsel l today l a tk 11 o ut 1,11 you re sat1s f1ed tl s se ttle d LEO (Jut, 23-Aug 22) You re NTVGIAVGN VMQTHAIB MEKMBN KHTCP - PGTHPG WGHCMf!S NUMK Yesterday's Cryptoquote: THE BEST LETTERS OF OUR TIME ARE THOSE THAT CAN NEVER BE PUBLISHED. VIRGINIA WOOLF st1 a rp tod;ly wher e I nancral 1n tcrcs ts are tnv o lved Purs ue t he prolrt motrve You won I be de n1ed you r lat r share VIRGO (Aug 23-Sepl 22· J•n. \ 19) A d1ff1cult dec151on wil l be -·-1--'-:-;;' GEMINI (May 21 June 20) The VACTHAIB Eddie Saunders 6, Farm Report 10, Kentucky Al1eld 13 22) Y ou ve tea r qed to p rofit from an unple asa nt eXPertence Where ye sterday you coul dn t get on targe t to day you won I let yourself be m 1sled necessa ry lor you today Though o thers may not agree they II admrre you tor sii Ckt ng by your guns PISCES (Feb " 20-Ma•ch 20) Stay on the fen ce today Avard co ntroversy Hug the rn1ddle of the road You II fare better than by tak ng one s•de o r anolhe r e • • • ~ Your Birthday· . •• Sepl. 8, 1975 An ally of long standmg will play ar1 1rnportan1 rote tn your aflatrs thi S com1ng year She w1ll help you to avo1d obstacles that cou l d lhwar t your p rogress INEWSP .... P~ H t::Nn HPHISE ASSN 1 (.g) 1975 Kin& Features Synd1cate, Inc ) WHEN DISCUSSING THEOLOGY' WE MUST ALWAY'S KEEP OUR PV!i:POSE IN MIND OIJI< I'I!RPOSE AS STVOfNT5, IS VNOfNANOAI!t.'t' 5fLFtSH ' SNUFFY !i Ti-\ERE IS NOTHiNG t3€TTE£ THAN 6EtN6 IN A CLASS WtiE~ NO a.IE KNCIJJS M A/.i>WEI\ i' E~~~~~~:ruli I GOEGLEIN READY MIX - Mldd....., - 'i 'I : .. : ... • •• • • • • •• •• •• : • !l ,.!, • • :.:------1 : • • • ·< Small [ gine Sates & Service 498 Locust St. Middleport Ph. 992-3092 Dia19t2 3214 U S Astra- CRYPTOQUOTE 'iE TOLD ME I Pomeroy PH. 992-5081 12 Perla m 16 Adolescent One letter s1mply stands for another In thiS sample A is used for the t hree L's X for the two O's, etc Smgle letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hmts Each day the code letters are dlfferent HAPUI , N&N SPORT SHOP 300 E. Ma1n Yesterday's Answer .,..,-!--+--+--1 Ia I" Church and Office Supplies-Gifts 99 M11! Sl Mtddteport Midway Martlet·Pomeroy Ph. 992-2582 Bob's Martlet-Mason Ph. 773-5721 Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W. Va. Reporl 3. Treehouse Club 8 , 33 on FAR FROM,~;;;;;;~~~~ 1 FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS 2 Convenient Locations HEINER'S BAKERY column and Club 10 1 00- Saturday ~n;;;:;:-;:;;s:--"r--;:o~Jrs'p:::;~=:::~ I amlly 5 hou ld delegate shop· NO .. IT'& DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: .o•ng c hores to you tod ay Yo u AS5UREYOU,WENDY.LIT'5 NOT I BY CHOICE DON'T YOU IHINK I HAVEN 'T TRIED m FlND A MAN AS TEN DER 1 DECEN T AND LOVING Afl YOUR FAlHER ? MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Ph 992-3863 POWELL'S SUPER VAW WHAT I'M TRYING TO $AY1 IIOM ,IS THAT YOU D1a t 992-5248 THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Pomeroy [WINN:::==IE=·========:::::;--1F.~ITn I Fme Food & Service Metgs County Branch 296 W. Second Ph. 949 5961 McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE The Store w1lh A Heart Ph. 949-3342 m th1s stde 39 Civil wrong ' "Hetl" Dealer Th1rd 51 newspaper The most m ~ tere s tr ng quest1ons wrfl be the father's ~~ Matn f!1e J acob ys ? Wnte · Ask the Ja co /J ys care of thiS " NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE MARK V STORE he groa ned know v.hat a Temporlzmg " bid IS A temponzmg b 1d 1s one that sor t o f marks t 1me It IS made m a forcmg s1tuat1on 1n order to get partner to gtve more mfor· matwn Thus 1f you open one diamond and partner JUmps to two spades, you may make a mmJmum soundmg reb1d such as three dJamonds or Lhree spades , even though you have a b1g hand and wttt take further actwn la te r on Remember that once a game forcmg btd has been m ade Ute btddmg must conttnue to game (D o you 'lave a questron tor Just writers w1JI rece1ve cop1es of Three out JACOBY MODERN I by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 40 - on 1 Custody ( mc1ted) 5 Wrongly 41 Pnce patd 10 lndtgo plant DOWN 11 Playwnght, I Btlliard s hot Harold 2 Herb 13 Latv1an c1ty 3 Havmg 14 - only co rrect (titular ) opmions (2 wds ) ( hyph wd . ) K1rgh1z 4 H1ghest note S S.R c1ty 5 Bee's home We'll be keerful not K1ds' game 6 Porcelam t' rnar th' patnt! Nothmg dynasty of 18 Forte; China occupation 7 Hostelry FICIIon 's 8 Seem logtFerber cal ( 3 wds ) Three, to 9 Scholars' card players diScusSion 22 Endmg for group rheo 23 George M ~ %5Accumu~ late 26 Eager 27 Prophet 28 Nota29 At thiS time BUT IT'5 STILL 32 Clumsy FOLLYIN' ME~~boat 33 Anthony NO Wayne 's ep1thet 34 Mihtary address (abbr ) 35 Collared 37 Mun1ch's INDIAN JOE'S Chester, Ohto thmk THOSE D1$HWASHER:i?? NAMED >HIS DISI-4 ? Ph. 949 3151 GAUL'S MARKET 992 2955 WHERE ARE HAVE VOU Sa I es- Qua sa r-Se rvtce Rae me SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6,1975 13 used one m the soup So uth wa s b1tler ALLEY OOP RAY'S TV & HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER oo-Movte " The Big Risk" A 6 oo-Summer Semester 10. Deb~tes for the Seventies A Nebraska reader wants to South l NT Co Saturday ~~~~~ Both vulnerable Naftonwtde Insurance 4 Funshlne of three cards wrong Put the ace of dtamonds queen of s pades o r kmg of hearts m the other hand and I would have been home · · Just thmk ts what you should have done. " satd North Had you led dummy s queen of hearts at tnck two and let It rtde 11 woutdn t have maltered where those ca rds were Your c ontract would have mad e easily Needless to say North was nght South had fatted to thmk tQJ 1093 .. J 10 8 BORN LOSER 307 Spnng Ave 2 Jo--N ews 13 • • QJ 82 Rae me Plane/ Arous" 10 2 oo-Movte "A Gathering ol Eagles" 4 Just think! You can make it & K Exodus 1:8-22 1 DO-Wade World Speclal6,13, Mov ie "The Brain from 6 JQ-Matters of Life 6. TV Classroom 8, Treehouse NORTH Matthew 17:1-8 >neak t-eek II: Movie "Getting Away trom II All" 8; Washington Week In Review 20,33; Movie "Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde" 10 8 3~Salurday Preview Revue 3,4; Movie "Roll, Freddy, Roll " 6, Watt Street Week 20,33 9 oo-NFL Football 3,4,15. , Sweet Adellnes International Quartet Competition 20, Thin Edge 33 9 3G--CBS Reports 8 10 oo-ABC News Closeup 6, Movie "The Hustler" 13, News 20 , Paul Nuchims 33 10 3~CBS Fall Prevlew 10 11 oo-News 6,8.10. ABC News 33 11 J~Sammy & Company 6, Movie "C'mon Let's Live a Little" 8; Movie " She" 10 12 oo-News 3 45,15 12 3~Midnlght Special 3,4, 15, News 13 WIN AT BRIDGE / \ ' BIBLE CHURCH, Letart. W Va Rt 1, Rev Geo rge Ho sct har . pastor Sun day School 9 30 am Prayer and Btble study 7 JO p m Cotlage Prayer Serv rce Tu es day 10 a T Wurshrp Serv 1ce Thursday 7 30 p m MICkey Mous-e Club 8, Bonanza lS , Movie " The Green Berets" 13, Jimmy Dean 15 1 _J.,, \ scrously, fol low tn many ways FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5,1915 4 3~Bewllched 3; Merv Grlflin 4, Mod Squaf 6, 7 looks to you for many th1ngs And he sees rn you an example that he w1ll almost uncon M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA -FOODLINER HARTFORD CHURCM OF CH R 1ST 10 Chrtst1an Union The Rev W1!11am Campbell pastor Sunday Schoo l , 9 30 am James Hughes sup t • ~ve ntng servtee, 7 30 p m Wednesday even1ng prayer meet1 ng , 7 30 p m Youth praye r servrce each Tuesday ' . .......... ..._ ~~ OF CHRIST Rod Kaster pastor V H Braley Sunday schoo l sup r Sunday school 9 30 a m worshrp servrce and communron 10 30 am youth meetmg 6 p m Sunday even1 ng serv1ce 7 regular board m ee tmg lhtrd Sa tur day 7 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH -S unday Sc hool 9 JO a m Worshtp serv 1ce 11 am Wedneasdy prayer meetmg 7 JO p m Sund ay n1ghl worsh 1p , 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd D Gnmm Jr pastor Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 a m worsh1p serv1ce, 10 JO am b road cas t live over WMPO young peoples servrce , 6 4S evange i1 Sf!c servrce, 7 30 p m Prayer meetrng Wednesday. 7 30 p m MiSS IOnary meeting 7 30 p m ftrst Wednesday o f month MASON COUNTY I o.;;_ ~A. I ICE l ook at your lanky, teen age wn! It' s l-iard to belreve that tle once wore these shoes It seems only yesterd ay that he was a baby, yet he h1mself 11 the be" 1est1mon•ol that ttle yean hove paned Now he stands almost as tall os you He 1s a fas ,mahng maze of controd1c t•ons- on eager, lo .... oble youngster one m1nu1e a scowl•ng, angry odo1escenl the next ' ! COME IN. , ~""" D• --------------..---·---------...-..,.... __.. .,__.._. . . ·'""!·------.,.,.... . . ._. . . . ~Television log for easy viewing • ~ : ~ ~ := :. • • •• L::::::::=S:;~=::;::..._.::.:.I - I • • / ,, �' I ' I Sen,tlnE•I, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Fr1dav , Sept. 5,1975 5, 1975 u POM POMEROY TRINITY R ev W H Perrtn pastor Roy Mayer Sun d ay sc h oo l su pt Church schoo l 9 t ~ a m worsh p se rv •C€' 10 7 J a m Youtll c ho 1r rehcar s al Monday J 30 p m und e r dtrcctron of Mary Sk1nncr sen •or c ho 1r rehearsnt 7 10 p m Thursday W1t h M r"> Paul N ease d1 r ector POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Co r ner Un1 on and Mulb erry ~ tv Cly d e V Hender son pn<; tor Sunday ~C h O O I 9 10,1 111 Gltll M cCi unq s up! rrornn1 wor~h p 10 30 n r11 tvl'n 11 q ~erv 1 c e ,. 30 1111d •'If • " serv1 c e W f' d ncs da y 7 10 p 111 GRACE EPISCOPAL - lhr Rev Ha1 old DCC' I h r i(f ~"~ r Churct1 ::.e rv1ce s 10 JU rl m Ho ly COrnrl'lU!li On I rS ! 'U rHJrlY of m onth Clw r ch o.n oot 10 w a 111 l or n ur sery lluouqll I POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST T err(ll ( , ror tH 1 r pa s t or B bl e sc h uot Q J am wor ~ l 1 1 p lO lU 1 111 i'ld Uif WOrShi p ".e r YII..( 111{1 young people s n1ce1 nq )( Comb n ed r. 1)1' <;ftl(l r p rn and pray er me c l u q v'Vr u ne sday 7 30 p rn THE SALVATION ARMY Erway Ra y N 'N ,n 11 q off u r n char oe Sundi'ly I ll i1 rn Hoi ness me e t1ng Hr l J c1 rr Sun d ay School Y o un q P eo p les Leq1on 7 p m Thursday 1 to 3 p nt L ad e~ Home Leagu e 7 p m Pr ep c lasses ST PAUL LUTHERAN C HUR CH Corn er of Syca mor e and Sccond St s Pom eroy Til e R ev Wd!1am M1ddleswarrh Pasto r o;, un day Sc hool a l 9 J5 am ~ln ( l Church Se r v1ces 11 a rn SACRED HEART R f'v Father Paul 0 Welton pastor P t1onc 99/ 1825 Sa tur day evenmg Ma ss 7 30 Sunday Ma ss 13 and 10 a m Co nf esston Saturday 7 7 JO pm POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST - RDberl Kuhn pastor Wrll 1am Watson Su ndi'ly school su pt Sunday ~c ho o l 9 30 am BY F 6 p m B1ble study Wednesaay 1 p m ch orr pra c lt ce Wedn es d ay 8 30 p m iiiifj(IP."'ij~iiiiiiij!!ill~ E YAN HOLINESS C HURCH H arrtso n v lie Rev 0 Dell Mlnlcy Pustor H e nry Ebl n Sundav '-,(h OOI ', u p t Su nd ay Sc h ool 9 JO am Ev1 n tnQ wor s t> p 7 10 p m Prayer tt nd Prclt <;(' o:;c rv tCt; lh ursd ily 1 30 1J IT I S YRACU SE FIRST C HUR C H OF GOD R f> v Grornf' Oile r P<l .. ro r ') unday sr ttool 9 !'l .1 rll rnorn onq p "'I c 11 r q a m 11 ,l Ill Zw dl 111~ ', und rl y I ' lJ l I ll pas lor Troy Sunday school Sl/ IJt '>c h ool ' 9 JO ,, m mo rn1nq wor sht p 10 J O " und a y L'Va n qe ii S. tr c mC'l' t tnq l J O pIl l Pray er rnec t 11 q We dn esday 7 J O p m M IDDL EPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST _ Co rn er 1-ourth and Ma 1 n Mrddtepor l Rev H enry Ke y Jr pa sto r Su nday SOwol 9 J O am Mr s Er\ll n Mornrnq 1 f"O~T L>< ND p,, Wor!>h ip Chuu!J •C iloo l 9 JO S UlTON < "' ry .1 r • ~ ChOOI W ors h ip II unday c h u r ch IU ~ m "-ORTHEAST CLUSl£:.R Rt v Robert Mc ccc Pa~tor Q (' nnl!. CrcC>gor A ~s oct.11C Mtnt s ter JOPPA Worsh p 10 am ~.~~~,"~~~~1q '• c~oco~n9e~d~y ~r~y~r JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES ~ c;~~~s B~T:o,~ \~hnu~~~ - L arry Ca rnahan p r es1dillg ch uol ? J~ u Ill 1"\ b l c •tudy m 1n s ler Su nday Boble every Thur sda y 7 JO p m lecture 9 30 am Watch NORTH BETHE L l ower s tudy 10 30 am Tu csd<lY Bib le s tudy C h urch 7 30 Wo r sh p 1 I n m Sr hOO I 10 am ~;g~~gTf 1~s::m~ s~~~~~ ~~ ~~F~~1D -e~~~du~usnc~1~~1 t '. ll q •l o, l tstr l (.f' 7 !O p111 m 9 p, 1\1 r rnl t ny T h ur!> d~y 111 ! J Ill MIDDLEPORT CHUR CH pr cvch ng a t 11 am eac h P OM l'KOY WESTSIDE OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN Sunday Pray er meelinq 7 45 ( H U R C H 0 F C H RIS T 100 W p m WcrJn esd ily W SCS M \I I 1 UNION - L awren ce Ma ~ ley P 11 1 on 111 ,rd Tue sday eac h Jf' rry Pn ul pa s tor Mrs Russell Younq month pl l0 f) (' 99 ] 7666 ' r <,, rvc1 1 • v r Sunday Sc h ool Supt Sunday REEDSVILLE Sunday n on Sc t1oot 9 30 am Even1ng sc h oo l 9 3 am pr eac h 1n g n~lrLr 11ll ctl 'un d,ly wo r wo r s t! p 7 J O Wednesday 7 30 p 111 !o n rl 11 !I bi t: s t udy 11 Sundily pray e r pri\yer mee l n g 7 30 P m mee lmq 7 JD p m Tue sday wo r !> t p t. p m Ned MT MOR IAH C HUR CH OF W~C '::J 7 JO 1 rsl Th u r s day 1> 11 hi <.,iufl >y 7 p 111 GOD Rae ne Route 'J the each 111 o nlh J\ II! J WJ\ Y COM MUNITY Rev James M Mun c y C HUf: C H Non d r SILVER RIDGE - WorShiP p a s tor ' : > unday sc hool 9 <i S 10 a m Churct1 Sc hool 9 am '"' 111111 11 l , rq s vll tc ,, m rnorn1ng wor Ship 11 TUPPERS PLAINS , ' ' ' trl T heron am e ..- enmq wor ~h 1p 7 JO Worshtp 9 am C hur ch r 1' 1 1 01 u 1day P rny e r rneclrng Tuesday '::>c.hool 10 am t I (I lo I I f VC' IIIrll! 7 30 p rn Youn g p eoples KENO CHURCH OF .r11 1 r J Ill p" p t.ly c r m eet ng 7 JO p m Thursday CHR 1ST - Gcorqe rr ed e r ck " I '" ~:; D n MIDDLE P 0 R T FIRST sup t Sc r..- cc w ee kly 9 30 qr 1 dr1y 1U p 111 BAPTI ST - Co rn er S1xth and ~ rn on Sunll ay Pr each mq R U 1 LAN 0 FREEWILL Pal me r the Rev P e t e r ftr ~ l and th 1rd Sund cys o f BAPTIST Roqer l ur ner pasto r Danny mon th by C lr ft o rd Smdh 9 JO G r anda I p a c,lor <,un ci 1 y ~c t100 1 10 Thompson ~uperl nl end(.•nt il m 'u n d uy r v en1nQ se rv1 c e Sund ay Sc hool WMPO Rad10 HOB SON C HRI ST IAN l 0 N r ctneSdcl)' B bl c s tudy proqram 7 15 a m Sunday UN I ON Durrell Ooddril l l lU p n1 Sc ho ol 9 1~ a m Morn1nq pa s tor Sun d ay Sc hool 9 JO OLD DEXTER BIBLE W or sh 1p 10 I~ am Youlh a 111 Leona rd G ilmor e fir s t C H RISTIA N CHURCH - Re..cven 1nq ~c r..- 1 CC 7 JO a ct vii1€'S and f e ll owshiP f o r elder Ro n 1 crrv pas tor Sunday tuni (H and se n tor h gil p 111 ' Wedne sda y pray er sc t10ol 10 n rn Mrs '.'Vorlcy s t ud ent s 6 p m Sunday mcctmq 7 30 p m ~ r ,11( s su p er1nlc nde n t cvenm g wor sh 1p 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF I'/Lo r 11 nq wor5h1p 11 am M d w ee k prayer se r v1ccs GOO Rac ,n e Rout e l The ~ unday e ..-en,nq serv1ce 7 30 Wc d nesd .1y 7 JO p m RPv Char l es Hand pn stor G R AHA M UN IT E D METHODIST Pr eachmq CHURCH OF C HRI ST Sunday sc hool 9 dS d m 'il 10 a 111 lir 51 ond secon d M1ddlepo rt Slh and Mam morn1ng wor sh p I 1 am <, unday s of each m onth !h rd Geo rq e G lale mrn 1sl er Evcn n g se r v1ces Tu e~d ay .Jn d f ou rth Sundays each James Sheel s supe r 1n and f r1day 7 30 p m m on t h worsh1pserv cc at 7 30 t cnd ent B 1ble sc h oo l 9 JO BEARWALLOW RIDGE p m Wed nc>day even 1n gs at ~1m morn1nq worShip 10 30 CHURCH OF CHRI ST Oouq 7 JO Pr ayer and B1b l e Study .1 m even 1ng worShip 7 30 Sr>amAn n11 nt s ter B tbl e SEVENTH 0 A Y A D pray er sc rvr ce 7 p m Wed s tudy 9 10 ,, m mo r n, n g VENT I ST Mulbe rr y H e 1q ht s ~ wo r sh 1p 10 10 a m cve n1ng n f..'S d<Jy Road Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT Church wor sht p fl p m Wednesday Pastor Ge rard Seton Sab 01 The N azare n e 1 gt1t n1ble s t u d y B p 111 bath Sc hool Super 1nten d enr R ev Don Cole pa s MT OLIVE CHURCH Rtla Wh ile Sab ba t h Schoo l tor Mrs Mary Lathey L ong Botto m Sunday Sc hool Saturday aft ernoon nr ? 00 Sunday Schoo l supt Sunday 10 am w 1th Willard P gott wilh wor s~ 1 p sc r v,ce school 9 30 am morntng su pt Evanoei1 SI1 c message t o tlow111 g at 3 15 worshtp 11 am Sunday each Sunday even1 ng 7 30 by F 1R S T S 0 U THE R N cvangel,s t rc meetmg 7 30 Eld e r Russell Cl1 ne mm 1s ter BAPTIST 282 Mulberry p m prayer meetmg of th e A pos 1o1 1c F atth Brble A ve Pome r oy a ll I ated w11h ' Wednesday 7 30 p m Stu dY W ed nesday 7 30 p m S B C th e Rev Bra dl e y U N 1 TED STIVERSVILLE COM T H E PRESBYTERIAN MIN MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday ISTRY OF MEIGS SC ilOOI servtce 10 am BURLINGHAM CHURCH THE HILAND C HAPEL - Pastor Jerry Lewts Su nday COUNTY Ow 1ght L Zavt!Z Praye f meet1nq TtlUr Sday 7 Gco r qe Casto p.1s to r Sunday school 2 30p m wtth worshtp Pa s tor Dtrector p m Sunday t: ven nq serYtCe ': > cho ol 9 30 am cven1nq serv1ce at 3 30 p rn m td HARRISONVILLE 7pm worsh1 p 7 30 Thur s day week servtce Tuesd a y 7 JO p Sunday Church School 9 30 ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST evenmq p r Ay e r s erv ,ce 7 30 m a m Mrs Homer Lee Supt Pomeroy HarrisOn lill i e pm Mornmg Worsh ip 10 30 Road Mtke G1r ton pa stor MIDDLEPORT Sunda y St eve n Stanl e y Sunday sch ool Church Sc hool 9 30 am sup t Sunday sc hool 9 JO J ohn F F ultz Supt Mornmg am rnorn1n~ worShiP an d of Btdwell WorShiP 10 30 communiOn 10 30 am SYRACUSE Morn 1ng Sunday even ng youth Mr and Mrs John Murphy. Worsh rp 9 a m Sunday Chr1st an e ndeavor 6 30 p m Chrt s, of Pomeroy, were Church Sc hool 10 am Mr~ worsh1p se rv, ce 1 30 p m VISitors of Mrs .J R Murph} Sam oson Hall suo! Wednesday even1nq prayer RUTLAND CHURCH OF me e ftng and B1b l e stu d y 7 JO and famtty GOD ~ Dav1d L Henson P m 4 46 9471 Sun day ST JOHN LUTHERAN Sunday afternoon vts1tors p as tor rrornmg wo r s111 P 9 30 10 30 CHURCH. P tn e Grove The of Mr and Mrs Harley Sunday sc hool 10 30 11 30 Rev W ll tam M1dd les warfh Saturday evemng vtsttors •, u,H1i'ly e v enmg serv 1ce 5 Pnstor Church Serv1ces 9 30 Johnson were Mrs J R of Helen Johnson were Mrs P m lam 1ly wor sh1p T hu r s am Sunday Sc hool 10 JO am nd Peggy, Mrs Murphy a cta y 7 30 F m BRADBURY CHURCH OF Mary Larkm and Etleen HA:tE L COMMUNITY CHRIST B1b le Sc hool 9 30 Dante! Worley and Mrs Hawkms of Rutland CHURCH Nea r Long am morn.ng worsh1p 10 30 Charle} Smtih Bottom Edsel Hart pastor Am Sunday ev en 1ng worsh1p Mr and Mrs Dame! Sunday sc hoo l 10 am ~crvr ce 7 p m cl1o rr p ra c t1c e Mtss Patnc1a Thoma of Worley of Beckley were Church 7 30 p m prayer Wedn es day 7 p m Rev Jelf LoUisville, Ky , spe nt a week Labor Day weekend VISitors meetmg 7 30 p m Th ur sday Ranson Pastor MIDDLEPORT PEN ANTIQUITY BAPTIST ~ w1th her parents, Mr a nd of Mr and Mrs Charley TECOSTAL - Th1rd Ave the Rev Free l and Norr s p as tor Mrs Howard fhoma Smith Rev W1tliam Kn 1tte l pastor Sunday school 10 a m Rona ld Dugan Sunda y School Church serv 1c e 7 p m Ka1l, Charles and Kevm Supt C lasses for all ages WednEL>sday B1ble Stu dy 7 spent Labor Day h ohday w1th evenmg serv1ce 7 30 Brb le P m stu dy Wednesaday 7 JO RACINE CHURCH OF THE their grandmother, Mrs. p m youth se rvt ces Fr1day NAZARENE - Rev J ohn A 7 30 p m Coffman pastor Sunday Lena Knapp of Langsv1lle FREEWILL BAPTIST Sc hool 9 30 a m Ge r a l d Mr and Mrs . Doyle Knapp Corner Ash and Plum M 1d We ll s supt Morntng Worshrp and Mr and Mrs Dame! dl c por t Noe l Hetrman 10 30 a m Sunday even1 n g pastor Saturday evenmg worshrp 7 30 Prayer Worley of Beckley were serv1ce 7 p m Sun day schoo l meet ,n g Wednesday 7 30 p Mr a nd Mrs Roger Sunday dmner guests of the1r 10 am Sunday even1ng m wo r sh1p 7 0 m - Waller P B tk acsan pastor parents, Mr and Mrs Grueser and fam1ly of Logan MEIGS Ronn1e S at~er Sunday school vts tted wtth Mr and Mrs Charley Sm1th COOPERATIVE s upt Sunday school 9 30 PAR ISH il m rnorn1ng worShip 10 40 Mr and Mrs Harry Knapp Robert Lee and fam1ly THE UNITED S. unday eve nm g wor~h rp 7 30 Mr and Mrs Melvm Ctrcle of Terre Haute , Ind , "'ere METHODISTCHURCH W e dnesday eve nmg B rbl e Robert T Bumgarner study 7 JO Sunday visitors of Mr Lm- and family of Worthmgton , Dtrcctor DANVILLE WESLEYAN Mr and Mrs George Ctrcle coln Russell POMEROY CLUSTER Rev Lelon Glasure paslor Rev Robert Hayman Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am Ray Russell of Washmgton and daughter, Cheryl , Mr Rev D Wm Syden st r 1cker youth and 1un or youth ser and Mrs James Circle, all of Court House was Labor Day CHESTER - Wo r Sh i p 9 IS Vtce 6 <15 P m eventng Church School 10 am worShip 7 30 p m prayer hohday v1s1tor of Lmcoln New Haven, spent Sunday am ENTERPRISE - Wor~hrp and pra1se Wednesday 7 JO '" th Mar} Circle Russell Churc)1 Sch ool 10 am P m Mr s Clat a Pterce of 9 am FLATWOODS ~ WorS hi p SILVER RUN FREE Mr and Mrs John Downs Ch urch SchOo l 10 BAPTIST M il es Trout 1\ 1he ns \'> CI S at the Circle 11 am i'l n 1 pastor Sunday School 10 spent Labor Day hohda l w1th humc on J hur sday evemng p POMEROY Worsh am Leon Miller supt 1 h1s parents, Mr and M1 s M1 ,md Mrs Allan Taylor 10 30 a rn Chu rch Sc hool 9 15 Evenmg servtce 7 30 p m John J. Downs of Gl ouste 1 am UMY F 6 30 p m P ra yer meelrng T hursday moved Lo Hactne Sorry to ROCK SPRINGS Worsh p 7 30 P m Mrs J R Murphy and 10 a m Chu r c h Sc hoo l 9 a m CHESTER CHURCH 0 F lose s uch mce ne1ghbors Mrs John Downs were last UMYF 6 JO p m GOD---Rev Bobby Porter !lay .Johnson, W1ll!am MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER pastor Sunday sch oo l 9 JU Tuesday vts1tors tn Lan Rev Robert Bumgarner am worshrp serv1ce 11 Carleton, Raune. \\ere at the caster HEATH Worsh 1p 10 30 am even,ng serv ce 7 JO ho m e of At thur Jo hn so n am Church Sc h o ol 9 30 youlh s.erv tc e Wednesday Mrs Drema Roach vt s tted Je( e ntl~ n m U MY F 7 p m 7 30 p m recently wtth Mtss Peggy RUTLAND - Worsh 1p 9 I S LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Mr and Mrs Charles Bush, am ChurchSchooiiOarn CHURCH Ted Jones Murphy UMYF 7 p m pastor Sunday school 9 30 Peggy, Btlhe , Mr and Mrs Debb1e Murphy of Pomerov SALEM CE NTER a m Roy S1 gman supt Arthw E J ohnson, Sher yl Worsh 1p 9 am Church n' Orn ng worsh1p 10 30 was a Fnday overmght guest LeAnn. Pall tck, Bettv Van School 10 am UMYF Thur s Sund ay eve nin g serv tce 7 30 of Mrs J R Murphy and day 7 p m m 1d week se rvt ce Wed Mete 1 and Eume Bnnker SYRACUSE CLUSTER nesd ay 7 30 p m fam1ly Rev R1chard E Jarv rs SYRAC USE CHURCH OF <:~ttended the Ca m e 1 reumon Mrs. J R Murphy. ASBURY Worsh 1p 11 THE NAZARENE - Rev at the home of Mr and Mrs a m Chur ch Schoo l 9 s o HowC)rd C Bla c k pastor Bob granddaughter Debbte, were a m WSCS l si Tu esday Moore Sunday Schoo l Su pt Clarence Foor at Pataskala Frtday evenmg v1s1tors of FOREST RUN - Worsh 1p 9 Sunday Sc hool c lasse~ for all on Sunday am Church Sc hool 10 a m ages 9 30 am morn rng Mr and Mrs John Wamsley wscs 3rd Wednesday 7 JO worShip 10 45 NYPS Sunday p m 6 30 p m evange lr strc se r MINERSVILLE - WorShip Vtce Sunday 7 30 p m M1d lOam Church Schoo l 9 am week prayer meelmg Wed wscs Jrd Monday 7 30 p m nesday 7 30 p m M tssronary SYRAC USE Ch urch meeling s.eco n d Wednesday, Sc hool 9 JO a m worsh 1p 7 30 P m serv 1ce 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON SOUTHERN CLUSTER DENOMINATIONAL- Rev Rev Steven W•lson Roberr Sm 1th pastor Svnday R e v Howard Shrveley school 9 JO am class B ETHANY (Dorcas) l e ader Leo Hill worShip Worsh1p 9 30 am ch ur c h serv rce 10 30 a m church schoo t1030 ijm 730pm CARMEL- WorShiP I O 15 E 0 E N U N I T E 0 I am eve ry Su n day church BRETHREN IN CHURIST Eiden R B lak e pastor sc hoo l 10 3_Q am I ' ~ APPLE GROVE Su n day Sunday School 10 a m Classes Start Tuesday I \\ School 9 JO am worsh 1p , Howard McCoy , su pt SEPT. 9th l t r s t and th 1rd Sundays 7 JO Morn,ng se r mon 11 am I <. \ \ pcaye Sunday n rght se rv 1ces P m 1 r 7 30me e plng Chrrst1an Endeavor. 7 30 Wednesday , m J I Fe llOw Ship suppe r f 1rst P m So ng serv1ce, B p m Sa t urday 6 p m u M w Preach1ng 8 30 p m M 1d second Tu e~d ay 7 30 p m Week Prayer meet1ng, EAST LETART Sunday Wednesday 7 p m Ray !.ch ool 9 30 am worShip Adams. lay l eade r ~econd and fourth Sundays CHURCH OF JESUS 7 30 p m prayer meet 1ng CHRIST Located at We dn esday 7 30 p m Rutland on New L1ma Road, U M W t.rst Wednesday 7 30 next to Forest Acre Park p m Rev Ray Rouse pastor WESLEYAN ( Racrne l _ Robert Musse r Sunday School Sunday school. 10 am , , supt Sunday school 10 JO worsh1p 11 a m Btble study a m worshrp 7 30 p m Brble Thurs.day 7 p m , cho tr !.tudy Wednesday 7 30 p m pr act ce Thursday 8 p m , Saturday nrght pray er se r Fellowsh ip supper f t rs.t v rce 7 30 p m Wednesday , 630 pm , HEMLOCK GROVE u M w fourth Monday Sp m CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson (Pre-School Age Class Tuesdays 2: 45) GREA T BEND Worshrp pastor Ray Whaley , sup t 11 am 2nd and 4th Sundays Morntng worsh1p , 9 30 am Churc h Sc hool. tO am Ch ur ch sch ool. 10 30 am LETART FALLS _ Wor young peoples meet1ng 6 30 sh 1p 10 am Church sch ool 9 P m eventng worsh tp, 7 30 a m B 1bte study 7 JO p m ~ m Bt b le St udy, Wednesday every Tuesday 30 P m MORNING STAR War MT UNION BAP1'1ST Instructor Gloria Buck Wallace Church Sch ool Rev CeGtl Colt pastor sh tp 9 30 am 10 lOa m M1d Week Servrce. Sunda y Sc hool sup! Joe Phone 992-7326 Pomeroy Wednesday a p m Sayr e Sunday school. 9 45 MORSE CHAPEL (\m Sunday evenrng wor wo. sh1 p 11 am 1St and Jrd shrp 7 JO Wednesday prayer "' undays Church Schoo l 10 and Bible stu dy 7 30 p m ' o Wolfpen News Notes Carmel News, By the Day · ~pcncN ~~ ~;~qpar ~h, eJs ~u~lt GLORIA'S SCHOOL OF DANCE AND BATON / I /I ORaliO ROOM · E. MAIN ST. ) " Classes for all ages. Graded according to agility. Ballet, Tap, Jazz and Gymnastics. GLO-ETTE BATON CORP • I lUPPER S PLAINS C H"' I ST I AN C HUR Ct-1 t- uln n r.. 1 n<.l ~:: r wood pi'l :; ror l •owr~ r d (.,, tc.Jwe ll J '; unday ' r hoo t otq , r ' un dily SchOol lj 11 r1 I I "llor umq Se rm o n 10 ro "'' , ~ unditv cvt nmg • r r y rr.. c /p rn LETART FALLS UNITED e~ETH~EN R tv I r1 dc.lnd Norrrs pastor I loyd N o rr~ s suet O:. unday '> Ci root 9 JO am morn1ng •,e r m on 10 30 it m Prayer SNVICC W e dne sday 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF C.OD OF PROPHECY - G P ~ n,rlh pastor Sunday Sct1001 10 am A rthur He nson <, up! Mor nmg Wor ship 11 a m Young P >!opl e s serv tce 7 p m E ..-enrng se rvtce 7 30 p m Wednesday M 1d Week Pr.ny er ~ erv1ce 7 30 p m You th m eel rng 6 JO p m Ev en 1n g worShtp 7 JO p m C HESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev H e rbert G rat e pa s tor Wo r sh 1p ser vtce 1 I am and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday ~c hoot 9 30 a m R 1chard Ba rton sup t Prayer meetrng W e dnesday 7 30 p rn BRADFORD CHURCH OF C HRIST Cl 1fford Smit h m1n 1Sier Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am mornmg ch urch 10 30 i'l rr1 Sunday even ng se rv1 ce I JO p m Wednesday se rv1 ce 8 p m LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev Floyd F ~ hook pa stor L loyd Wr1ght. Sunday schoo l supt Sunday sch oo l 9 JO a m Morn 1ng wor shrp 10 JO a 01 even mg worsh p 7 JO p m Wed 11 es day Ch r 1 ~ l i an Youth C ru s ad e 6 JO p m Cho1 r p r ac fr ce Thursday 7 p m DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Cha rl es Ru5selt ~r m1n1Sier Norman C Wilt ~ upt Sunday sc hool 9 JO a 01 worsh1p serv tce 10 30 a m B1ble study Tuesday 7 30 p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS C HRI ST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS ~ Portland Ractne Road W ll1 am Roush pastor Denny E Yi'l n s Su nday Sc hoo l D r ecto r Sunday School 9 30 am Mo rntng worshtp 10 30 a 111 Sunday evenmg se rv1 ce 7 p m Wednesday evenmg pr a yer servtces 7 JO p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST R ev Earl Shyle r pa s lor Worsh1p serv 1ce 9 30 am Sunday schoo l 10 30 a m .P rble study and prayer se nn ce Thursday 7 30 p m CARLETON CHURCH K1ngsbury Road Gary K1ng pas lor Sunday school 9 JO am even mg worsh1p , 7 30 p m Prayer mee trn g Wed nesday 7 30 p m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt pastor Sunday School sup l Ronald Osborne B bte Sc hool 9 30 a m preach•ng 10 d5 am Evenmg servrces 7 JO o m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Pau l Nev 11t e pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Mor n n g servrce 10 30 am youth serv tc e 6 45 p m E..-ange1ts t1 c se r v1ce 7 30 p m Prayer meet1ng Thursday , 7 JO p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob R ev E J Grrfl1th su p! of church R ev L R Gluesencamp pa sto r Roger Wdtfred Sr Sunday Sc h oo! sup! Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m pray er me etm g Tuesday 7 30 p m youlh meetrng 6 p m Sunday l eaders Ada Van Meter and Gretta Su t t l e Sunday evenrng worsh1 p 7 p m lhrough W1nte r months. MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Rev Jam es H Leach pa stor Sunday school 9 30 a m Russell Sp encer , sup t Worsh1 p se rv1 ce 10 45 a m Even mg worsh tp allernatmg wrth C E af 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meetrng 7 JO p m Wednesday, Alf red Wo lfe Ia y lea d e r WHITE'S CHAPEL Coolv 11te R D Rev Roy D eeter pasto r Sunday sc h oo l 9 JO a m w orsh rp serv 1ce 10 30 a rn B1ble s tudy and p ray er se rv1 ce Wednesday 7 JO o m RUTLAND RUTLAN-D CHURCH TRACY...,!. LIZZ SEARCH LATE FARMER's HOUSE .for <;;L~•t:>J HAIRY MAKES A CALL. MASON FIRST BAPTIST Sec ond and Pomeroy Sis Sian Cra 1q pastor Sunday school 9 d5 a m worsh•p serv rce 11 am tra1ntng un 10n 6 30 p m even tng worShip serv1ce 7 JO p m M1d week prayer se r:v1 ce Wednesday 7 JO p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST P 0 Box 487 Miller St Mason W Va Su nday Btble Stu dy 10 a m Wor shrp 11 am and 7 p m Brble Stu dy We dn esday 7 p m Vocal mUSiC FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST - Corner of Second and Anderson , Mason P as tor Wat ter Clou d Sunday school 9 45 am worship serv.ce 11 am and 7 JO p m Weekly B1ble study ~e dnesday , 7 30 pm MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOO, Dudd1ng Lane Mason W Va Chester Tennanl , Pastor Sund ay School 9 45 am Children's Church 6 45 p m Young Peoples Servrce 6 45 p m Evangeltstrc Se rv1ce 7 30 p m Women s Mrss1onary Councrt 10 a m r~r st and thrrd Tuesdays Prayer and B 1ble Study Wednesday 7 30 p m It tokes poflence to understand a teen. oger - pollen ce and o lot of love Though h!! stnves to be adult, he IS st1ll a boy Though he clings to ch1 ldhood, he 11 almost 'g rown up" You may not 1olwoys be aware of tt, bul he s1dl Are you setting a good example? How about church, for Instance? If you hoYen t been go1ng lctely , start ogorn nul Sunday for your son's sake, as well as your own And don 't forget to toke h1m wrth yout FAIRVIEW 5 oo-FBI 3, Lucy Show 8, Misler Rogers· Neigh borhood 20,33 s 3~News 6. Andy Grlffllh 8, Adam 12 13, Get Smart 15, Etec Co 20,33 6 oo-News 3,4.8, 10, 13, 15, ABC News 6 . Sesame 51 20. Jean Shepherd's Amenca 33 6 3~NBC News 3,4, 15. ABC News 13, Andy Griffith 6, rf\S N~ws 8.10, Jody ' s Body Shop 33 1 oo-Truth or Cons 3.4. Bowling for Dollars 6. WCH~ TV Report 8, Aviation Weather 20.33, News lO, 3~ Porler Wagoner 3, Probe 4, New Candid Camera 6. Pop Goes the Country 8, Evening Edition with BUT HOW IIJ I'>LA Z E05 WOULD MY E60 CO PE WITH I'>E1N 6 I DO: Martin Agronsky 20, Treasure Hunt tO , American Outdoorsman 15, Black Perspective on the News MAI<I<IE D TO THE 8055·!.AOY O F THE WORLO'S BIGGEST F'INANCIAt. ;~ I 33 8 oo-sanford and Son 3.4. 15. EMPIRE~ EAST W>t..O VDJ OOII~ST~'-1 I..IKE:' 10 Kt-VJJ ~'i Tf\1:- FRBSSUR& IS 50 l-OW~ \ •Q 1086~ .. 9 7 52 10 4 • 64 ¥ K • Q32 • 9 6 53 t A5 -"K 75 SOUTfl IDI 6 AJ 3 ¥ A7 t K872 -"A 964 \\ es l Nurth East Pass Pass U'ITLE ORPHAN ANNIE L_ITTLE 2"' JNT Pass 2• I 1 HS Pass ORPHAN NO, ANNIEBy Oswald & James Jacoby South was ted no lime In the play He won the Itrst tnck w1th dummy s kmg of s pades a nd led a dtamond East wenl nght up w1Ut the ace and led a second spade Sou th s Jack felt to Wests queen and West cleared the smt South Fan the d1amonds But wh en he lett back on the heart fmesse to try for h1 s nmth tnck West took ht s kmg and two more spades to leave South SOMET IME, PERHAPS, FOR 1\ VACA110N- CopynQhl !969 Ktrllrr Advtrh111111 Sl'rVIl'l' 8UT y()<.JR. HOME IS HERE- Exodus 2:11-25 Exodus 2:1-10 Exodus 3:1-12 'Exodus 3:13-ZZ Exodus 4:1-17 With the hope it will. in some measure. foster and help sustain that which IS good in family and community life, this feature Is sponsored by the bust ness firms and organizations whose names appear below. ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Ph 949-9591 Sporting Supplies and C. B 's 308 Page Mtddteport, Ohto P. J. PAULEY, AGENT WAID CROSS SONS STORE of Columbus, 0 Pomeroy D1at 992-2318 DUDLEY'S Two Locations 59 N Second St . Middleport, 0. 46 Court 51 Ga lhpohs, 0. SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY We Ftll All Doctors Prescr1phons Pomeroy Ph 992-5130 Joel' Just bouc# tt toda4 1 100 E Mam Ph. 992-3486 Pomeroy Attend the Church of Your Chotce Ph. 992 2178 BETSY ROSS BAKERY Bakers of Gay 90's Bread Mtddleport Ph. 992-3030 ' Pomeroy 107 Sycamore St. It's a -truck, Look l,ke a qood ttme t' pull 4er car out, Sltm 1 BEN FRANKLIN STORE Louts W. Osborne Pomeroy . Brand new' BLUE & GRAY RESTAURANT SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT 220 E Mam Groceries & General Merchandise Racme Ph 949-5772 REUTER-BROGAN-INSURANCE SERVICES Pomeroy Ph 992-3498 GOOD RIDENOUR SUPPLY FURNITURE AND HARDWARE CRYIN' " Homeltte Saw; Ph . 985-3308 Chester Kerm's Korner Mtddteport, Ohto Kerm1t Walton Pomeroy MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 E rtver ~ Related h ., '; RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING ,,h Pomeroy Dtat 992-2101 RACINE FOOD MARKET Rae me Locust St. 5HOULDN 1T Middleport SPEND THE REST OF YOUR LIFE ALONE EASY Middleport, Ohto ' " The Friendly Folks" Pomeroy, Oh1o KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. The Finest In Mobile Homes 1100 E. Main Pomeroy Ph.m-7o34 27 Screened 30 To p1eces 19 Sultan's decree 20 Cheffilcal 31 R1ch cake 33 - out ( apporhon 36 Fall behmd 37 Gtve v.h1rl ( 2 wds.) salt 23 Beach house 24 Too old 25 Offsprmg I UG . COULD COLLECT TH' SHIF'LESS SKONK WRIT ME ANOTHER l 0 U. I'ER HIS IOU. 'IE CAU GHT ME AT TH' RIGHT T IME, LUKEV THIS IOU OF 'IOR'N TODA'I, WILKINSON'S 7 3~Bullwl n k le 3, Farm front 4, Jetsons 6 ; Growing Up Japanese 8, Man From COSt 10, Korg 13, Sesame St 20 B oo-E mergency Plus 3,4, 15, Hong Kong Phooey 6, 13, Pebbles and Bamm Bamm B. 10 8 3~Slgmund 3,4, 15. Tom & Jerry 6, 13, Bugs Bunny B. M ister Rogers 20, Bugs Bunny 10 9 oo-Secret Lives of Waldo Kilty 3,4, 15, Sesame St 20 9 J~Pink Panther 3,4, 15 , Lost Saucer 13 , Big Blue Marble 6 Scooby Doo 8,1 0 10 oo-Land ol the Lost 3,4.15, Adventures of Gilligan 13 Hot Dog 6, Shazam 8, 10, Elec Co 20 10 3~ Run Joe Run 3,4, 15, Uncle Croc's Block 6, 13, Mister Rogers 20 11 oo-Return to the Planet of the Apes 3,A, 15, Space Nuts 8, 10, Sesa me 51 20 11 3~Wes twtnd J,A, 15, Oddball Couple 6, 13, Ghost Busters 8.10 12 O~Josle 8. the Pussycats 3.4, 15, Speed Buggy 6,13 , Valley of the Dinosaurs 8,10, Mister Rogers 20 12 J~Soul Train 3. , American Bandstand 6, 13, Go USA 4, 15, Fat Albert 8, 10 1 oo-11 Takes a Th lel4 , Children's Fllm Festival 8, 10, Speaking wllh your Hands 15; Commanders 33 1 3~Car and Track 3, Soul Train 6, other People, Other Places 13, Untamed World 15. 2 oo-Baseball Warm Up 3,A,15, VIewpoint 8, CBS Fat! Preview 10. Bill Dance Outdoors 13, Fllm 33 2 15---Basebatt 3,4,15 2 3~FISherman 6, NFL Action '75 8, Death Valley Oays 10, Celebrity Bowling 13, Valiant Yean 33 3 oo-Movle "The Court Martial of Billy Mitchell" 6, U s Open Tennis 8, 10, Movie "The Last Safari" 13, Family al War 33 4 oo-Maklng Things Grow 33 4 3~Let's Grow a Garden 33 5 oo-Golf 3 4.15, Wide World of Sports 6, Hogan's Heroes 13 , The Romagnotts' Table 33 5 3~Wor td of Survival 13, Erica 33 5 45---Maklng Things Grow 33 6 O~lawrence Welk 8. News 10, Oral Roberts ln Alaska 13 . Ca lch 33 33 6 3~NBC News 3,15, News 4,6 CBS News 10, Lilias Yoga & You 33 1 oo-Burt Bacharach & Associates 3, NFL Football 6, Lawrence Wetk 4, 15 , Hee Haw 8, Ftrtng line 33, Animal World 10; Movie "The Music Man " 13 1 3~Window on the World 10 8 oo-E mergency J, Oral Roberts In Alaska 4, Baseballl5 , Allin the Family 8. Philadelphia Folk B 3~Big Eddie 8, Movie " Boom Town " 10 9 oo-Dean Marlin 3,4, Mary Tyler Moore 8, No Honestly 33 9 3~Bob Newhart 8, Session 33 10 oo-Mlss America Pageant 3,4; l4ee Haw 6, Dick Cavell 8, Movie "T he Last Hurrah" 13, Handfuls of Ashes 33 10 3~Mtss America Pageant 15, To Be Announced 33 11 oo-ABC News 6, News 8,10 11 15-Movle "The Destructors" 6 11 J~Movte "Horror of Dracula" 8, Woody Hayes. Football tO 12 DO-News 3,4. Movie " Assault on a Queen" 10; Don Ktrshner's Rock Concert 15 12 J~Movle " Any Second Now" 3, Movie " Story of a Woman' ' .4 , News 13 1 oo-Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 6 2 oo-Movle " Spirits of the Dead" 10 2 oo-Movte "S plnls ol the Dead" 4 4 oo-Movte " The Last Voyage" 10 4 3~Mov;e " Incident at Phantom Hilt" 4 LIBRA (Sop!. 23 -0cl. 23) Your co ncern lor those less lorlu nate today 1s very admtrable If a helptng r.and 1s needed you II be rrght there SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Someth mg that ~ happened m past has left an rnde!t ble tmpr~ss1on Yo u r e not about to make the same m rstake agatn 1n handl1ng lhe problem the For Salurday, Sept 6, 1975 ARIES (Ma•ch 21 -Aprll 19) Ther e s som~ prevent""e ma ntenance you c?..n do today 10 ease th e s tra tn on the b u dqet Be a do 11 yOufselfer wh erever you ca n SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-0ec 21) You mean bu smess 1n go tng alter your ob Jecttves toda y Other s recogn ze thr s and wtll step out o f your way TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Be sure to mclude a qu et lnend m your p lan s today If the l nVII a· 110n d oesn t come fro m you c hance s are 1t wont come from else wher e CAPRICORN (Dec A X y D L B A A X R L O N G F E L L O W I UG AN know besl ho w 1o gel Ihe most valu e lo r eac h doll>r CANCER (June 21 -Jull 22) A chance 10 gel 3 ser.ous matte 1 w tth a )r 1end oft yo ur c hest will pr ese nt Hsel l today l a tk 11 o ut 1,11 you re sat1s f1ed tl s se ttle d LEO (Jut, 23-Aug 22) You re NTVGIAVGN VMQTHAIB MEKMBN KHTCP - PGTHPG WGHCMf!S NUMK Yesterday's Cryptoquote: THE BEST LETTERS OF OUR TIME ARE THOSE THAT CAN NEVER BE PUBLISHED. VIRGINIA WOOLF st1 a rp tod;ly wher e I nancral 1n tcrcs ts are tnv o lved Purs ue t he prolrt motrve You won I be de n1ed you r lat r share VIRGO (Aug 23-Sepl 22· J•n. \ 19) A d1ff1cult dec151on wil l be -·-1--'-:-;;' GEMINI (May 21 June 20) The VACTHAIB Eddie Saunders 6, Farm Report 10, Kentucky Al1eld 13 22) Y ou ve tea r qed to p rofit from an unple asa nt eXPertence Where ye sterday you coul dn t get on targe t to day you won I let yourself be m 1sled necessa ry lor you today Though o thers may not agree they II admrre you tor sii Ckt ng by your guns PISCES (Feb " 20-Ma•ch 20) Stay on the fen ce today Avard co ntroversy Hug the rn1ddle of the road You II fare better than by tak ng one s•de o r anolhe r e • • • ~ Your Birthday· . •• Sepl. 8, 1975 An ally of long standmg will play ar1 1rnportan1 rote tn your aflatrs thi S com1ng year She w1ll help you to avo1d obstacles that cou l d lhwar t your p rogress INEWSP .... P~ H t::Nn HPHISE ASSN 1 (.g) 1975 Kin& Features Synd1cate, Inc ) WHEN DISCUSSING THEOLOGY' WE MUST ALWAY'S KEEP OUR PV!i:POSE IN MIND OIJI< I'I!RPOSE AS STVOfNT5, IS VNOfNANOAI!t.'t' 5fLFtSH ' SNUFFY !i Ti-\ERE IS NOTHiNG t3€TTE£ THAN 6EtN6 IN A CLASS WtiE~ NO a.IE KNCIJJS M A/.i>WEI\ i' E~~~~~~:ruli I GOEGLEIN READY MIX - Mldd....., - 'i 'I : .. : ... • •• • • • • •• •• •• : • !l ,.!, • • :.:------1 : • • • ·< Small [ gine Sates & Service 498 Locust St. Middleport Ph. 992-3092 Dia19t2 3214 U S Astra- CRYPTOQUOTE 'iE TOLD ME I Pomeroy PH. 992-5081 12 Perla m 16 Adolescent One letter s1mply stands for another In thiS sample A is used for the t hree L's X for the two O's, etc Smgle letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hmts Each day the code letters are dlfferent HAPUI , N&N SPORT SHOP 300 E. Ma1n Yesterday's Answer .,..,-!--+--+--1 Ia I" Church and Office Supplies-Gifts 99 M11! Sl Mtddteport Midway Martlet·Pomeroy Ph. 992-2582 Bob's Martlet-Mason Ph. 773-5721 Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W. Va. Reporl 3. Treehouse Club 8 , 33 on FAR FROM,~;;;;;;~~~~ 1 FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS 2 Convenient Locations HEINER'S BAKERY column and Club 10 1 00- Saturday ~n;;;:;:-;:;;s:--"r--;:o~Jrs'p:::;~=:::~ I amlly 5 hou ld delegate shop· NO .. IT'& DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: .o•ng c hores to you tod ay Yo u AS5UREYOU,WENDY.LIT'5 NOT I BY CHOICE DON'T YOU IHINK I HAVEN 'T TRIED m FlND A MAN AS TEN DER 1 DECEN T AND LOVING Afl YOUR FAlHER ? MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Ph 992-3863 POWELL'S SUPER VAW WHAT I'M TRYING TO $AY1 IIOM ,IS THAT YOU D1a t 992-5248 THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Pomeroy [WINN:::==IE=·========:::::;--1F.~ITn I Fme Food & Service Metgs County Branch 296 W. Second Ph. 949 5961 McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE The Store w1lh A Heart Ph. 949-3342 m th1s stde 39 Civil wrong ' "Hetl" Dealer Th1rd 51 newspaper The most m ~ tere s tr ng quest1ons wrfl be the father's ~~ Matn f!1e J acob ys ? Wnte · Ask the Ja co /J ys care of thiS " NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE MARK V STORE he groa ned know v.hat a Temporlzmg " bid IS A temponzmg b 1d 1s one that sor t o f marks t 1me It IS made m a forcmg s1tuat1on 1n order to get partner to gtve more mfor· matwn Thus 1f you open one diamond and partner JUmps to two spades, you may make a mmJmum soundmg reb1d such as three dJamonds or Lhree spades , even though you have a b1g hand and wttt take further actwn la te r on Remember that once a game forcmg btd has been m ade Ute btddmg must conttnue to game (D o you 'lave a questron tor Just writers w1JI rece1ve cop1es of Three out JACOBY MODERN I by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 40 - on 1 Custody ( mc1ted) 5 Wrongly 41 Pnce patd 10 lndtgo plant DOWN 11 Playwnght, I Btlliard s hot Harold 2 Herb 13 Latv1an c1ty 3 Havmg 14 - only co rrect (titular ) opmions (2 wds ) ( hyph wd . ) K1rgh1z 4 H1ghest note S S.R c1ty 5 Bee's home We'll be keerful not K1ds' game 6 Porcelam t' rnar th' patnt! Nothmg dynasty of 18 Forte; China occupation 7 Hostelry FICIIon 's 8 Seem logtFerber cal ( 3 wds ) Three, to 9 Scholars' card players diScusSion 22 Endmg for group rheo 23 George M ~ %5Accumu~ late 26 Eager 27 Prophet 28 Nota29 At thiS time BUT IT'5 STILL 32 Clumsy FOLLYIN' ME~~boat 33 Anthony NO Wayne 's ep1thet 34 Mihtary address (abbr ) 35 Collared 37 Mun1ch's INDIAN JOE'S Chester, Ohto thmk THOSE D1$HWASHER:i?? NAMED >HIS DISI-4 ? Ph. 949 3151 GAUL'S MARKET 992 2955 WHERE ARE HAVE VOU Sa I es- Qua sa r-Se rvtce Rae me SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6,1975 13 used one m the soup So uth wa s b1tler ALLEY OOP RAY'S TV & HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER oo-Movte " The Big Risk" A 6 oo-Summer Semester 10. Deb~tes for the Seventies A Nebraska reader wants to South l NT Co Saturday ~~~~~ Both vulnerable Naftonwtde Insurance 4 Funshlne of three cards wrong Put the ace of dtamonds queen of s pades o r kmg of hearts m the other hand and I would have been home · · Just thmk ts what you should have done. " satd North Had you led dummy s queen of hearts at tnck two and let It rtde 11 woutdn t have maltered where those ca rds were Your c ontract would have mad e easily Needless to say North was nght South had fatted to thmk tQJ 1093 .. J 10 8 BORN LOSER 307 Spnng Ave 2 Jo--N ews 13 • • QJ 82 Rae me Plane/ Arous" 10 2 oo-Movte "A Gathering ol Eagles" 4 Just think! You can make it & K Exodus 1:8-22 1 DO-Wade World Speclal6,13, Mov ie "The Brain from 6 JQ-Matters of Life 6. TV Classroom 8, Treehouse NORTH Matthew 17:1-8 >neak t-eek II: Movie "Getting Away trom II All" 8; Washington Week In Review 20,33; Movie "Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde" 10 8 3~Salurday Preview Revue 3,4; Movie "Roll, Freddy, Roll " 6, Watt Street Week 20,33 9 oo-NFL Football 3,4,15. , Sweet Adellnes International Quartet Competition 20, Thin Edge 33 9 3G--CBS Reports 8 10 oo-ABC News Closeup 6, Movie "The Hustler" 13, News 20 , Paul Nuchims 33 10 3~CBS Fall Prevlew 10 11 oo-News 6,8.10. ABC News 33 11 J~Sammy & Company 6, Movie "C'mon Let's Live a Little" 8; Movie " She" 10 12 oo-News 3 45,15 12 3~Midnlght Special 3,4, 15, News 13 WIN AT BRIDGE / \ ' BIBLE CHURCH, Letart. W Va Rt 1, Rev Geo rge Ho sct har . pastor Sun day School 9 30 am Prayer and Btble study 7 JO p m Cotlage Prayer Serv rce Tu es day 10 a T Wurshrp Serv 1ce Thursday 7 30 p m MICkey Mous-e Club 8, Bonanza lS , Movie " The Green Berets" 13, Jimmy Dean 15 1 _J.,, \ scrously, fol low tn many ways FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5,1915 4 3~Bewllched 3; Merv Grlflin 4, Mod Squaf 6, 7 looks to you for many th1ngs And he sees rn you an example that he w1ll almost uncon M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA -FOODLINER HARTFORD CHURCM OF CH R 1ST 10 Chrtst1an Union The Rev W1!11am Campbell pastor Sunday Schoo l , 9 30 am James Hughes sup t • ~ve ntng servtee, 7 30 p m Wednesday even1ng prayer meet1 ng , 7 30 p m Youth praye r servrce each Tuesday ' . .......... ..._ ~~ OF CHRIST Rod Kaster pastor V H Braley Sunday schoo l sup r Sunday school 9 30 a m worshrp servrce and communron 10 30 am youth meetmg 6 p m Sunday even1 ng serv1ce 7 regular board m ee tmg lhtrd Sa tur day 7 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH -S unday Sc hool 9 JO a m Worshtp serv 1ce 11 am Wedneasdy prayer meetmg 7 JO p m Sund ay n1ghl worsh 1p , 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd D Gnmm Jr pastor Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 a m worsh1p serv1ce, 10 JO am b road cas t live over WMPO young peoples servrce , 6 4S evange i1 Sf!c servrce, 7 30 p m Prayer meetrng Wednesday. 7 30 p m MiSS IOnary meeting 7 30 p m ftrst Wednesday o f month MASON COUNTY I o.;;_ ~A. I ICE l ook at your lanky, teen age wn! It' s l-iard to belreve that tle once wore these shoes It seems only yesterd ay that he was a baby, yet he h1mself 11 the be" 1est1mon•ol that ttle yean hove paned Now he stands almost as tall os you He 1s a fas ,mahng maze of controd1c t•ons- on eager, lo .... oble youngster one m1nu1e a scowl•ng, angry odo1escenl the next ' ! COME IN. , ~""" D• --------------..---·---------...-..,.... __.. .,__.._. . . ·'""!·------.,.,.... . . ._. . . . ~Television log for easy viewing • ~ : ~ ~ := :. • • •• L::::::::=S:;~=::;::..._.::.:.I - I • • / ,, �I I I . I ' I' ' '· 8 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, sept. 5, 1975 Notice WANT AD S INFORMATION DEADLIN ES S P .M . Day locat ion . · Before Pub M o n daY Deadl ine 9 a rn Ca n ce l la t ion Co rr ec li ons Wiit be accep t ed u ntil 9 a .n1 for Day o f Pub lication PAUL 'S Ba rb e r ShQp . Ra c ine , will be closed til l Monday , Se pt B. 1975 . 9 3 3t c N O HUNTING on Charl es an d L aw rence B lak e'!Y.:I ,Fa rm , known as Ant h on'lji · Sa l se r The P u bl is her r eserves the far m Da y or n1g h t wi t hout a r igh t lo edi t or re iect any ad s p erm 1t deemed objectional The 9 4 31p p ubl is h e r wi ll not be respons ib l e for m l'lre 1han on e PI A N O Tun ing . La n e Dan ie l s. incorre c l inser t ion RA T ES Phone 99 2 2081 8·28-26 t p F or Want Ad Scrv1 ce 5 cents p er Word o n e inser t1 on Min i mu m ChargeSI .OO MOTOCRO S S Race s. 14 cents pe r wo r d th r ee :::,und ay . 1 p m plus bi cycle conse cu t i ve insert io n s MX race s free ent ering 26 cen ts per word six con Br 1ms t one Ra ce way . secutive i nsertion~ Coo iYill e I nfo r ma ti on . c a ll 25 Per Ce nt Disco unt on pai d (fli-t I 667 ]670 ads and ad s pa id within 10 9 5 2t c days CARD OF THANKS Ruo n1 nn rt Board ROOM /\ NO lJQJ\ RO & Obi t uary 52 .00 fo r 50 worcJ llll fl lll1Um 'ol'n 10r cill l f" n ~ Low income Ea ch addil1onal word J c liv 1!Hl v L'r 'I n I ( f' Pho n e 991 B LIN D ADS 35 09 A ddi tional 25c Charqc per Advertis e m en' OFf': I CE HOURS B JO a m. ro s·oo p rn Daily . B· 30 am to 11 DO N o on Saturday ..... KC Rc q Pood l es, t wo blue and l chocolate . 1 apricot Phone f JO-t ) 387 3705 8 ']_7 12t p IN MEMUI-IY o f our f <llhH and grandfath er. hu sba n d . r· R E E cars an ct sm all puppies Phone B43 7826 Car l Walton wh o dL·parted 9 5 6t ( t h i s li t e . Se pt 4 . 1970 R E GUL ATION S Pets For Sale In Memory The old hom e place is l on ely , Si nce you le ft me that day 1 wo n der . dear. why you w ere c alle d aw<'~y Oh . I mis s you so . n o on£> knows . Mem o rie s lin qe r wtth a m iII ion tean , Wish y o u co uld nave spar ed him . d ea r Lord a f ew mo r e years . Sa d ly m issed by w i f e . Virgin ia . ch ildrf'n nnd grand ch i ldren 9 5 11 p Wanted To Buy ,c) l.O t u rn dur e. ice boxe s. b ras s bed s. or c ompl e t e ho use ho rds Write M D. Mil le r , Rt J . P omeroy. Ohio . Ca ll 9'n 7760 I0 7 7J Classified Ads bring yo u extra cash for shopping sprees JOBS. MANY OPENINGS LIKE THESE. WE'LL TRAIN YOU. -Nuclear Technicians - Data Processors -Builders -Machinists ... a nd ma ny m or e to choose from . C hall enging opportunities . G ood tough training . For th e man who 's willing to work hard and d o h is share of t h e chores . Benefits include : hou sing, c l o thing , loa d , medical and dental a t tention, 30 paid va c a t ion days a year , a chance t o travel , and a c han ce t o becom e Som eon e Speci al. To find out more, see y o ur U.S. Navy Recru ite r : Ralph Rodehaver Navy Recruiting Station 221 Columbus Road Athens, Ohio 45701 Ph . 614-59J.J566 AKC German Shepti e rd pup p ie s. wormed and re ady to go . qenlle disposi t ion and goo d bloo d line Phon e 99 1 'i673 9 4 ) tC TOGIVEAW AY P u ppiesto give away t o q ood home . Phone 9,19 7691 9 4 )I C TO G I VE f1WA Y : Very n i ce fem ale B eag l e do g, J 5 rnonth s o ld N eeds g ood home . N o hun t e r s ne ed ap ply Ca ll eve n ing s , 991 5·t17 o r 99 2 59 10 . Meig s Humane Soc iety . 8 31 6tc REG I S T ER E D E ng l i sh Sp r i ng er Sp a niels. I I week ol d pup s. sho ts. Phone 991 2639 , 9 3 .11c Help Wanted r------~ - Help Wanted '3.47 Per Hour Full or parttime, no experience needed. Must have car. For Fast Results· Use The Sentinel Classifieds Lost 1 .· GROWN G erm an Sh eph erd near Cht:!ster Boy 's pet Phone ( 6 14 ) 985 417 5, Kei th Ridenou r . 9 3 3tp MA N 'S ring los t a t veterans Memorial Ho s p it al Reward Ph one 747 17 84 . 9 ) )t c Wanted CAS H paid for oil makes and m od e l s crl mobil e homes Ph on e ar ea code 614 42 3"953\ 4 1:) t f r Yard Sale Y A RD Sa l e, Th u r sd ay. Fri d ay and Sat urd a y . Sep t 4, S, and 6 from 9 am . ti ll d p _m t mile from Pomeroy on Rt 33 Watch f or sig n 9 3 31p YARD SALE. 312 Pea r l St .. M i d d l e p or t Th ur s d ay , F riday a n d Satu r day , Se pt .i.Sand6 9 2 Stc YARD SA LE . Ha rr isonville , Se pt . 6 and 7. 9 a . m . t i ll dark Some thi n g for everyo n e an d glassware . 9-4-3tc THE H AR RI S O N VILLE Easle rn St a r i s spon so ri ng a po r ch sa l e Se pt 3 4-5-6 at 307 Sp ring Ave .. P o m eroy . 9 -4-2t c WA NT E D - of fice clerk. Fo r in tervi e w, ap pl y at R ic h a r ds and Son , Inc .. Lela rt Fa ll s. O h io . 9 3 3t c SOMEO N E needed t o mow grass . Phone 992 -7774 . 9 3 -3t c ONE - CALL CLOSER EXPERIENCED ONLY MINIMUM GUARAN TEED WEEKLY DRAW AGAINST COMMISSIONS . N a t io nall y a d ... e rt ise d c omp any look in g for sp ec i alty sa l es m a n suc h as hom e i m prov e m e nt s. mut u al fund s. l and fran c h ises, v e nd i ng , fr ee ze r pla n, e du c atio n, paint franchi ses, e t c . O ur top p r o d uc er s ea r n S25,0 00 to $5 0, 000 co m · mi ssi o ns per year . Mu st be ab l e t o tr avel ext en sive l y and ha ve good c ar . We t ra in · yo u . On e w ee k se m in ar i n h ome o ff ice an d on e w eek in -th e fi e l d tra i nin g Ca ll Mr . Wil son , toll f ree f or a ddi l i o n a l in f o rma l ion an d p er s onal inte r vie w at ( 800 ) 621-101 6, on Mo n d a y , b el ween 9 a .m. and 5 p .m . On e ( t) T a ... ern co mp le t el y eq uipp ed w it h D -1 and 0 -2 l icense l o ca te d a ! 118 W est Mai n S tr e et, P o m e r oy . Oh io : a lso t he real est at e con sisti ng of t he bu s iness b u il ding o c cupi ed by t h e t a v er n mention ed abo ... e . LAURE L ANO APA R TME NT . 6th a n d Geo,- ge Sts .. N ew H aven , W. Va IM ME DI AT E OCC UP A N CY . Se lect you r 2 bedr m town h ou se. Beau t i f u l ne w a pt . c omp l el( , app li ances f ur n i shed , c o m pl e t e l y ca r peted , Rent $128 u p in u t i li t ies . Call e lu d i ng resident man a ger. Sam or Bec k y L onga n acre. 1 304 882 -2567 . I I no a n swer , ca ll 1 (304) 882 27 88 9 -3 t 2t c d R OO M furni shed apa r tme nl wi t h wall lo wal l c a r pet Phone 992 -5908 . 9 J ttc Call 992 -2186 or 1ee Guido at the above location b e· tw een th e hour s ot 10 a .m . and s p . m . FUEL OIL Heating Stoves 8 RMS .. all mod er n home . 2 mi l es f rom H arrisonYill e . Sh own by ap p oin t ment on ly . Call 742 -5802 9 -3 4tc 4 RM F U R NI SH ED apt ren t Pt"1 one 992 36 58 'l BE DRO OM tra il er . n ice . Phone 99 1-332 4. ex tra B '16 -lf c REMODEL I NG , P l u mb i ng , he at i n g and a ll t ypes o t ge n e r a l repai r . Wo r k 20 y ear s ex ' g u ar a n t eed per1ence Ph o n e 992 2409. 5 1 tf r; .::.A RPENTRY , floori n g, ce iling nnd pane l ing Ph on e 9'il ? 7! 59 8 1? 76t c PA IN T IN G , c a r p en t ry wor k or tr ee trimming , r e a son a b le ra t es P hon e 99 2 7187 or 992 -5673. 9-3-41 p W ILL DO odd job s, m o wing , h aul ing , pain l ing or roofing . Ph o n e 99 2-7409 . 8-28-6tc 3 A N D J ROOM fu r ni sh ed an d unlurn is h ed apa rl me nt s. Pllone 99 ? 5J34 . 4 11 tf c TR A I L ER . adu l t s on ly 992-3181 . Phon e 8 -27-t f c NEW VILL AGE Manor A p ar tm ents in M id d l epo r l , I bedroom ap ts from $104 plu s e l ec . Call 991 -3273 or see Mrs . Keatl ey, A pt . 101. Riverside Apar t ments . 8-28-26tp T WO Fu rni she d ap ts . K ay Cec i l. B7 So ut h Sec ond A v e ., M i d dl e po rt, O h io . P h on e 992 -5262 . 19 69 PMC 12x 52 mobile home includ i ng two p or c hes . Ca ll (614) 985 -3504 . It no an sw e r , 99 2·5596 . 9 _4 _6tc 1974 CASTL E , 12 x oil S, 2 bedrm . 2 full bath s , to tal e lec ., f ur n it u re, wash er a n d d ry e r . Phon e 949-3655. 9-4-6tc For Rent 4 ROOM S and bat h u n furn is hed house , 1650 Li n c o i n Hts . Ph on e 99 2-3874 . 9 -5-lf c MOBILE h om e spa ce. 1 a c r e in country . Write Bo x 6 13, Pom e roy, Oh io or c all (6 1Bl 524-5825 . B-29 -ISi c 1 BE DRM m o b il e ho m e. ai r c onditionin g, Raci ne ar ea . Phon e 99 2-5858. 9 3-lf c ------- - ------- .----.-----tl Reg. Sale GUTTERS - AWNING ~ Stee l Toe Safety Shoes LARRY lAVENDER Dan's Shoe Repair SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Syracuse , Ohio Ph . 997 : l99J 9-2-1 m o . <:. EP T IC T A N I< S cleaned Modern San i tation 99 2 )95J or 992 7349 9 18 t f c Auto Sales 19 74 FORD B R O N CO el( . ce ll en t c on dition . Contact M in d y Cus l er or phone 992 355 0 o r 741 -4286. 9-4 -21c t 97 5 F IR EB IR O , air co n d i ti on ed , and ot her extras Ph o ne 742 5943 . 9 3 4t c RM . H O U SE , go od loca t ion . Ph one 992 -73 94 . 9-3 -4tc - --- ~- -~- - ~ ~-­ For Rent READY MIX CO N CRETE d eli Ve r ed r igh t to your project F as t ana easv Free esti m ates Phon e 992 32 84. Goeg tei n Rea d y Mil( Co . , Mid dl ep or t. Ohio . 6 30 lfc 0 & U T REE Tr imming. 20 year s ell.pe r ience . Insured , f ree estima t es . Cal! 992 3057 . Coo l ville . Phone ( 1) .667 304 1. 4-30 tt c Real Estate for Sale t 1 RM . H OME , 2 baths , n ew r oof a nd a lum inu m si d ing in Pom ero y . Ph on e 992 -755 6. 9-5-6tc or Sale • • J_ack W. Carsey, Mgr . Phone 992 -2181 IN DA SH 13 Channel C i t i zen 's B and trans ce i v er , am .fm mp x radio , 8 ! ra c k s t e r e o . . Ca ll 992 3965. 6 DRAWER Dr ess e r with m irror , new 45 c alibre mu zzle loader , el ec tric log s w i th heater Call 992 -7291 af te r 4 p m 9· 4-ffc --------------- 16 F T . B O AT and tra i ler , 50 h .p . M e rcury motor , $400 . Min i -bike Honda S50 , very good condit-ion , 5250 . 1.44 a c res land , Tuppers Plains wat er availabl e. Call (614 ) 66 7 -33 33, Tuppers Pla i ns . O hio . 9-4-3tc - - - - - ----~-- --- A NTI Q UE mantl e, c omple t e w i th f ire bo x . Phone 949-4935 . 9-4 -3t c 1q73 F ORO Ranger P i ckup , o .,. er toa d . 37, 000 m il es, 52 ,000 . Lone Star boat a n d !ra i le r with M e r c ury en gi n e . Phone 94 9-3070 . 5 F T . BRU SH hog , 3 pt hit c h , S225 Phon e (6141 985 -3594 . 9-3·61p 10 -10 J OHN Deere dozer . new e ngine , pa i nt , steer i ng c: l u ff; h e s , canopy , w i nch . hydraulic: blade , 54 , 500 . Phone (61 4) 985-3594 . Office Building with 700 sq. ft . of space located on 107 Sycamore St. , Pomeroy . Would sell on land contract or rent. Gerald Reuter, Phone 992 : 2490 . NEW LISTING - 20 acres and all m inerals. bath s and 2 hous es wi1h nice barn . ' -- - - - - - - - - - - ' $31 ,000 .00. NEW LISTING - Brick home of 6 room s. 3 bedroom s, nice Real Estate For Sale bath with shower . Modern kit.. di s hwa s h e r , and disposal. H OUSE at 128 L au r el St, P ome r oy . Fo,- f urth er i n fo r m atio n . c all 992-3B6ll . 8-74 -1lip - - ------------ NEAR Po me ro y, n ew 3 bedroom , 1 ~;.., bath s, c arport , mud rm ., ut il it y , sun de c k . large l i vin g r oom, kitchen dini ng ar e a . paneled , refrig e rator and Tappan rang e included . Al so , w il l help finan ce . Ph one 99 2-7790 aft er _6 p . m . 8-27 -Btc HOU SE . 3 b edroo ms , new Sears ' c abin e ts , i ndoor outdoor c arpet i ng . c ha i n link fen c e , utility bu i lding , 2 lots . Wa sh er , dryer , r ef . and st o ... e . $11 , 500 . P hon e 992 743 0. 8 -31 -6tp 3 BEDRM . house wltt"1- wall to wall c arpet , central a ir . Phone 99 2-7.030 . 8-31 -61 c HOU SE for sa l e in Rutland , 56 ,500 . Phone 992-5858 . B-31 -tfc $12.000 .00. THE ON RIVER li vi ng . $14,000.00. NEAR MIDDLEPORT - 4 bedrooms, ni c e k it., modern bath , utility room , F.A . fur · na ce, and v i e w of the moun - la in tops . SJO ,OOO .OO . NEW LISTING - In town on qui et street, 3 bedrooms , bath , large living and family room down. $8500.00 . RACINE - 3 large bedroom s, bath. mod . kit.. l a rge dining and l i ving . Basement. front porch , nice lot for garden . Offer w e lcomed . S ACRES - About •;, f enced . Good build ing site and garden space. Drilled w ell. 2 bedroom mobile home . $1 5, 500 .00. BUILDING LOTS - Meig s, Eastern and Southern . Some w ith utilities. $1 500.00 up . WANTED - New brick home with bedrooms large CA NNIN G to ma to es , g r een an d re d pe pp er s C lel and Fa r ms, Ge r a ldi ne Cl el a n d . Racine Pho ne 9J 9 417 1. 8-191f c NOW contracting c lub c alves for tall delivery . Both s teers and heifers _ Call ( 614) 98 5360 5 8-31-Stc GRAI N fed calves , 85 c lb . cut , wrapped , and fr oze. P h one ( 614) 985 -4196 . 8-31 -6tc Staat es. Sandyville , W . Va . 9-3 -6tc - Strout Realty 2 story excellent con - 1965 COMET, new motor and transmiss i on . Phone 949 - 4935 . kitchen with range , disposaL N.G . hot water heat , full basement. por ches , close to s chool. insulated , new alum. windows & storm windows. glassed in front & back porches, nice large rooms, Large 2 peted. paneled, tiled, new NG. lorced air furnace, new siding, full basement, 2 car garage , por ches . Ml DOLE PORT 11h story , 3 BR , bath , nice kitchen . L. R. has fireplace . Full basement with utility R. Fruit trees . All in good Beautiful Village Manor Now Leasing For Duncan Immediate Occupancy Located on Third & Mill in Middleport these all ele~tric suites, are carpeted with free trash ptckup _and are convenient to downtown. · MONTHLY LEASES FROM: '104.00 Plus Electric For One-Bedroom Apts. 440 GTX . condition . $14,800 . OWNER MOVING . 9-S-61p 1966 FALCON , run s good . best offe r . Seen a! end of Me c han i c St ., in Pomeroy . Call 992 -5 190 . 1967 PLYMOUTH Fury , 1965 Che\1 . Pickup . 112 ton truck . Phone 949 -3831. 9-5-3tc 1970 VOLK SWAGEN , needs s tarte,- , $250 . Call 992 -7658 . 9-5-3tc DEXTER - 30 nice clean acres (fen ced I home has 3 BR . Living, kitchen, utility . Barn & other bu ildings. good well. 53,500 down bal. Includes interest $133 . 00 per month for 15 years . NO INFLATION IN THE PRICES OF THE ABOVE PROPERTIES - . BUY' NOW PHONE 992-2259 NO. ll6 - 2 B R older home with f ull base ., close to .stores . includes gas range & 1 vr . old heat ing s ystem , '$10.500 .00. NO. 138 - 3 BR . FHA approv ed all elec. home on 90x l 20' lot in village of Midd l eport, has lO x 10 alum . utility bldg ., $18,500 .00. NO. 139 - 4 A. more or less on paved highway . Water lap in and paid lor, $6,400. NO. 140 - 1.72 A .. 511 fl. road frontage on quiet secluded country road, ..t mi. from new mine . $2,800. WE NEED farm listings . Please call if you want to sell your farm. 307 Spring Ave. Pomeroy 992-2298 CONTACT: Lois Pauley Branch Manager ' OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. SATURDAYS s 199 ~ . 72 P ont1 ac H. T . Coupe. red. wh1te v roo f . while V inte r l or . t ull pow e r . F 1\ , n e w w s w . 36. 000 mi tes was S269 5 Now $23'il5 . - -- - - - --- - - - r .. I. F.A. S8 95 . 7J O td s 88 Roya l e Co upe, gr ey w d h b lk . V -root , blk . i n t er1or . l u ll powe r , T wh cel. AM - FM ra d i o , F . A . wa s \3]95 N ow $2895 . Old s Culla ~!> Coupe , gold . blk V roof blk in ter tor . l ul l power . FA , r ad i al t irC'S S2895 . 7'"J GOOD WORK CARS ' Now S245 . ' Bonneville , 3-dr ., po wer , a ir , V -r oo f , $395. BU I Ck EII!C t ra . gOld, b et g P v top . be1ge 7 dr H 1 . inter 1or . lu l l powC'r , F A Was 52895 N ow 11 ~2695 . 1-75 Cadillac Coupe DeVIlle -Mr. Karr's Personal tar- 72 l mpa l <t 4 Door , go ld . blk top . match 1nt 1n ter ior , full powE'r . f- A W<lS $1295 Now \1995 . 7 1 Otd s Cutla !.s Supreme Coup e. r ust brow n . be 1ge V r oo t . brown V tn tcr io r , l ull power . FA , rudia l ti r es Wa s S2595 Now S229S 72 Olds 98 H . T Sedan, g rey matc h ing V r oo f and Interior . fu ll power . F .A Was $1895 Now SU.95. 7'J Nova 4 Door , b1ue w ith blue 1nterior . 307 auto , P S P B mi l eage \ 199 5. VB. lo w 75 OLDS REMAINING 1-Delta 88 HT Coupe 1-Cutlass Supreme HT Coupe 7 1 Ford L T D Wago n, full pow er. r A . lu gg ag e rack . rad ial tires Was S199 5 N ow ~1695 . 1-Starfire Coupe "DEMO" SPECIALS 1- Delta 88 Royol HT Sedan Lloyd's Demo 1-98 Regency HT Sedan Marvin's Demo -B t:C K·HOEfo--;:--;:e n t, h o ur o r contra c t. R eg . or ex cavating f yp e. Septi c tanks i ns tall ed . Bill Pullin s. Pho n e 992 . 2478 . B-27-lfc KARR & VAN ZANDT CU S T OM PI C TU R E FRAM IN G . ORIG IN A L SE A SC A P,i: AND L AND SC APE l';t~.!NTIN G S .' .E . JO Y C E MILLER , 99 2.7680. 8- 10-:?4tp CADILLACOLDSMOBILE OPEN EVENINGS TIL 6 PM GMAC FINANCING AVAILABLE " YO U'LL LIK O UR UA L/TY WAY OF DOING BUSINESS " PHONE 992-5342 MOBILE Cran e service and d o zer w ork Pho ne 99 2- 5468. OPEN SATURDAY TIL 5:00 PM POMEROY, OHIO 8./ .26t p E XC A VATING, bac:khoe , dozer and ditcher . Gas. e lectric and wa t er line burial , bu sem e nls , footers. septic s yst em s and brush cleaning . W ill haul till dirt , top soil. sand and gravel, limestone for dr i veways and roads Phone Charles R . HaHietd , Backhoe Service , R t. 1, Rutland , Oh i O, 742- 609 2. 7 -1l -901c L~T US DO IT! ! . ·carpeting -501 NYLON 99 4 Square · Yard RUBBER BA(;I\_ · e have hund r. e ds ·-_: .Q , carpet values . Your job C11r be completed in t to ~ weeks . No long waiting period . Our installer has 2f years e x perience .. . Exper1 •nstallatlon . You ' ll like what vou get. C"Alt. 742-4211 • TALK TO WENOELL GRJITE, CARPET CONSULTANT RUTLAND FURNITURE ,~. Rutland 1973 CHEVY IMPALA 4 O r . H. T ., air , P .S_, P. B. . r ed, bl ack v inyl top .. .... 1973 FORD GAL 500 . '2495 fa~ t H. T , 2495 t2495 Dr . , s Sed a n, loca l I o wner, fu l l y eq uip ped ., • • • •• 1972 BUICK RIVIERA 2995 1975 PON TIAC F IREBIRD, 350 a uto., P.S., P. B. , factory ta pe. Ju st like ne w. Pri ce d at $44 95.00 . 1974 PONTIAC VENTURA 4 Dr . se d ., 6 c yl ., au to .. P. S., loca l owne r . We sold this car new. A rea l gas saver' fo r only $2895.00. 1974 V. W. BUG. This is a loca ll owner car in . extr a good shape. A good winter car . Onl y $2895 .00 . 1973 F ORD GRAN TORIN0,2dr . H. T., solid g ree n in color, auto ., P. S., P. B., radio, local owne r . Small V-8. A good buy for $2695.00 . 1 Full y equi pped .............. . . . ..... .... ... .... 2795 1973 OLDS DELTA ROYAL. 2 dr . H. T., air. Low· mileage . Thi s is on e sh a rp ca r . ne w Pontia c t rade. Onl y $3 395 .00. 1971 BUICK RIVIERA s •••• •••••••••••••• ••1995 1973 4PLYMOUTli SATELliTE I P s_, P 11 .•••••• ••• ••• 2195 F ull y equ ip pe d ., ,, •••• • ••••• Sebr ing 1972 DATSUN 240 z, 4 speed , t a pe. dec k, m ag whee ls, on e of the s harp est s ports ca r s in to wn . $42 95 .00 . dr ." seda n , au to .._ 1971 T-BIRD COUPE 1971 TOYOTA PICKU P, 4 speed. ru ns r ea l go9d . Pri ced $1695 .00 . 1 Fu ll y eq ui ppeo _• • ••••••• • •••••••• • •• • • , • , , • , • , • NI!'W AND USED CARS AND TRUCKS YOUR FRIENDLY DEALERSHIP ai r , P.S ., P.B, green g r een vinyl roof ••• • ••• 1972 LINCOLN CONT. ON BOTH Po m e roy . Ohio , Ph . 992 -2174 s 4 O r . Sed ., fa ct . air . P .S., P.B.. v inyl r oot. .... ... ... 1973 CHEVY IMPALA 4 Dr SMITH NELSON MOTORS INC. 1795 1971 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 1 4 Dr. . fa ct. P.S. , P . B . ............. . ...... .. 1495 a tr. l "'- · Rtog- ~ee l-llllo-Gf·tlHI 1971 CHEVY NOVA 197 1 CHEV . IMP. Custom 2 Dr . H.T. , v inyl top. air, P.S ., P.B .. P.W., Crui se Contro l. On ly 45,62 1 miles . The cleanest 71 in to wn. Only $2295.00. <:<>ai M! "HI c•LI•~•I .,;II, IOUOftaetylic...-...ll.,fsh Phillip N. "Joe" Boyles. Agent (614) 667-3829 1975 Cadillac Deville $AVE 4 D r. se dan , less than 2,000 easy miles . Genui n e lea th er upholst e r y a nd a ll "good ies". Showroom c lean . 1974 Ford Gran Torino 4 Or 1965 FORD 'h TON short be d, standard trans Body ex lr,a good . Ol ly $695 .00 . '3495 Sedan . ai r con diti o ned , one l oca l ow ner . Sh ows good care . 1973 Plymouth Duster v.a, fu ll y equipped . '2795 . · 1 4 D r , a u t o ., P.S , • •••••••••••••• • ••••• • ••• • •••• 1495 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY 1971 FORD 4 DR . 1 Ai r . ••••••• • ••• •• • •• ,, •• • •••• • •• • ••••• • •••• • •••• 895 1970 PLYMOUTli SATELLITE .........16~5 U n sc r a mble th ese four Jum bl es, one l etter to each square, t o f o rm four ord i n a r y w o rd !:i. 1972 Opel 4 Cyl. · Pomeroy Motor Co I I 1970 Plymouth Duster 1968 CHEV. COMARO $895 ·IMENEcrl 1966 FORD % TON 5695 P ick u p .t Spd .••• •••• •• • • • •• • ••• , •• ••• •. • • ••• • • • • l~?Jf.~~~, ~r.RJ~! .....................12495 r letter. to form the auwrise answer, as by the above c artoon. PriRI die SIIIIPI!SE ANSWER h~l'l (Anew~r• Jumblr• . WAGON MANY MORE Fleelside P 0 '1~~N~!E~~r~~ co. ~ ~ 1 POMEROY, OHIO See Fred Blaettnar, Darrell Dodrill, Pal Hill, or Dan Thompson t:....:L..J See Ra y Riggs or Rog er Rie be l )'el l trd•y'R 1972 Ford lfz Ton Pickup 6 cy l. E x tr a sharp . Used by local me r cha nt . on e ow ne r . Now arrange the circled D:~,rl===- '995 2 Or. Seda n s. If you are looki n g for 6 cy l. econ o m y a nd to w pr ice, t hi s is it. '' I tI =::::::::::::::::;::::::__:'.:":;'ltested"D-f""Tl-0" ~ 1970 Mavericks and h 1 ,ton . H.D. l/4 ton 4 whell drive s. HE' IS HE'RE - IN !HE M ORNING-WITH A S LIGHT COlJ6 H. I Kl R/RDffY I '1195 2 D r . Sla n t 6 cy l . en gine . shows good care. Othe r lf:l Ton ton model s, st a k e, 11J2 ton cha ss i s. also Dl 1695 1 2 Or . Spor t Coupe, auto . tra n s .• r eal ty clean inside an d ou t . 1969 FORD WAGON .................... I695 Clf"tlnO ............ IWII-"•l.,.,_ fl(lft. W , - ""'"' w ill! - YIO-Iinll>nwf • l il'>e $AVE 2 Dr . Har dt op , extra shar p, sma l l Convt .• 6 cyl., auto .. P. S . ..... .. .. ... .. .. . . ... . . . -NIFiuii C~ ·'-• 1975 Torino 4 Dr. Sedan Less t h a n 5,000 mil es. air condi t ion ed, sh a rp whi t e fin ish wi t h dark blue viny l t op Ful ly equ i pped . Open Eve ning s Till 7 P.M. & Sal . Till S P. M. We Honor Ba nkAmericard , Master Charg e & Sohi o Credi t Ca rd s. 1968 FORD LTD WAGON ...............1695 wl,..,_ ALL PRICED FOR QUICK SALE! 1973 PONTIAC CATALINA, 2 dr . H.T. We so ld this ca r new. Ext ra cl ean for a 73. low mileage Air. Ready to go for only $3195.00. 1968 BUICK 2 DR HT.. ...... ..........I695 2. Two new 3- BR houses with ceramic tile bath, carpet, beautiful cabinets in large kitchen-dining area. These houses, in Tuppers Plains, have alum . siding with WALL TO WALL CLEARANCE SALE END OF SUMMER SALE MOU SE VENDOR \ A n &wr r : Jlmr rea der~ U~ ('(/ tu (' IIJ flll NIIJT/(.')1 - AS THEY UNWOUND , Cheste r , 0 . tomn rrnw) RUBBER In 19'12, 11 Israeli athletes and six other persons were ki lled as a result of an Arab guerrilla invasion of Olympic Vi ll age outside Mun ich, Ger- man y. ' ' 68 Ca dilla c Sedan , b rown wi t h beige t o p , full powe r , 2-Cutlass S HT Coupes 72 D odg e Swinger Cou p e, V r oo t . matching inte r 1o r . J tt~ " . .., auto , P S., spo r t whe els . was $7095 N ow $1895. 985-4100 Locall!d on St. Rt. 7 ' 72 Impala Cu stom Coupe, gold . b lk . v roof. mat ch 1n g inter tOr , f ul l powe r . F-A Was 'i> 249 5 Now !. 279 5. ~re e n . g r ee n RIGGS USED CARS ,, $189 5. Now S169S . 1-0mega Coupe t L WCotl Effi W E R s REP A IR - Swee p er s, to aste r s, iron!.. a l l sma ll ap pl ia n ces L aw n mower, n ex t t o Sta te H igh . way Gar a ge o n Ro ut e 7·: P hone 9B5 -3B'ZS. 4-16 -tf c garage on big 100x400 lots with 100 pel. financing Appointments may be made by calling Vickie Keatley at 992-3273, or by stopping at Apt. 101 at Riverside Apts. on Front Street in Middleport, Ohio. Equal Opportunity Housing . bl k . V -roof , b lk inter ior , V - 8. auto .. P .S .. N _ice . W as 69 Ford Gala~ei e 500, 4-d r ., V -8, auto ., P .S., n ice second car Wa s S895 . Now S74S . 72 Olds 98 H T . Sedan, whit e, blk V roof. blk. inte r ior . fu ll power . 1n c ludmg windows and 6 way se at. T whee l. rad i al ttres . F A was S379S Now S28 95. 73 Pl y mou t h Fur y 11 1. .1 dr V 8 , auto , P S. while wllh blk. V r oo t . blk. i n le r ior " need a lill ie paint " Wa s $1295 . N ow TAROA each . 70 Chev y El Camino, gold, 68 lmpa Ia Cu stom , V-8, auto .. P . S., ru st . good ti r es. W as $595 . Now S44S . POR T AB L E TO I L ET RE N TAL . Cons t ruc t io n Out d oo r events . Ph one Ga ll i p olis, 446 4 787, Russe ll ' s P lumbing and H ea ti ng 6 -19 -lf c 1. Lovely 4 BR brick situated an beautiful 2.8 acres; lull basement, partially finished . Located on good s:n.ooo blue c loth 1nt er 1or . J SO V B, uuto . p s , p b , w s w sp o rt wh C!..'t $ , 31 000 moles Was S'l8 95 N ow i269S . 6'1 B u i c k L eSa br e 4 Dr ., bl ue , b lk . top, F .A. . rough . W as 5395 . W O U L D YOU BELIEVE '? B ui ld an a ll s t eel build ing at Po l e B arn prices ? Golden Gi an t All St eel Building s, Rt 4, B ox 148, Wa ve r l y , Ohi o Ph on e 94 7-2296. 7· 24 -t f c ERAAFFOLTER REALTY CO., BROKER , PARKERSBURG, W. VA. available . 13 Nov a Co up e, blue w i th 73 Che.,.y Monte ca,- lo , btk . W h i t e l andau roo t , r ed c l oth in t erio r . full power , AM r.ldio w1th tape, radial t1rcs . F . A . Wa s 'J3995 . Now \3795 . H A ND LE TT E RED SIGN S A ND PO S TER S. FREE E ST IM A TE S. CA L L M C C R A W FO R 0 . 99 1-768 0 . 8-7-26tp $41,000 Two-Bedroom Apts. 73 Old s 98 L uxury Se dan, 11 blu e . m at ch 1nq v to p and ir t crior , full powe r T& T wh ee l . F 1\ . radiul tires w a s 5-1 395 Now $399 5. S EW I NG MACHINE . R ep Airs . sen• ice , a ll makes 992 22 84 T h e Fpbr i c;_ Shop . Pomeroy Au t horfzed Si ng er Sale s and Se r vi c e we sharpen Sc isso rs . 3 29 -tf c scenic blacktop county road near Tuppers Plains. '137.00 Plus Electric For 70 Olds 98 H.T., sedan , Lt . b l ue . m a t ching c l oth in t erior , ful l power i n cl uding windows , F.A. Wiis S1J95 . · N ow S1095 . owner . low mileage, was $1595 . No w S1395. 4 POMEROY O lds Cu tl ass 4-d oor , white . b l ue inter io r . l ull power , :?5.000 mtl es . SI B9S . B. auto .. P.S.• P. B , F.A , I · Mgr . & Mechanic 8-21 -1 mo . -· 70 71 For d Gala x i e 500, 4-door . V 8. auto ., P . S . . r u n s good , body roug h . $995 . 70 Dodg e M ona c o 4-0r. , V- Wi lbur Ward , bath & hall, $19,000.00. $18.500 . 1952 INTERNATIONAL truck , 1 t on , 14ft . nat t5"e d with 190 rear en d . SJ25. Phone 742 67 Sl. 8 -31 -6t c i n town . Walking distance <if school & stores , fully story frame , recently renovated , 3 BR , 11!2 bath s, dining R ., TV room. car - Auto Sales NO. 13] - 3 BR older home dition , 3 · BR , bath , nice 517.000. Cadillac Coupe De V1 lle. white with V r oot . l ull powe-r . r A , nice i nter ior was \ 5 100 Now S4 995 . 7J other E XCAVA TING', do ze r , lofid er ' a n d b ack h oe work ; sept ic ta n k s i n s talle d; du mp lruck.s and lo -boy s for hir e; w ill haul fill d irt. l op s oil. li mestone and gra vel.,: Call B ob or Rog er J ett er! , day · p ho ne 99 2-7089, ni g h t p hon e 992 3525 or 992 -5232 2-11 lfc M,AIN 'POMEROY.O in Volkswagens and foreign cars . and 608 E . . POMEROY Batteries 74 Cadtllac Sedan D eVIl le . f ulty power . V roo f . le ath er 1n t er 1or . AM F M ste r eo r adio . rad 1al tires . Cl imate Conlro l a1 r cond 'J6SCO . 74 Cutlass Salon Coupe . brown with br o w n tandau r oo t , br o wn c lo th . b uc k e t se ars . l u tl power . l tl ! whee l . F A . 1\ M r M_ . 2? .000 mt les N ('w ra di al t 1res N ow \4 S9 !1 3 b edroom s, 2 b aths , f u ll ba semen t wi th garage a n d large lot for year around For Sale frame . Shock Absorbers . Tires Muffler· Tailpipes · Cooling Systems. We a I so service fan d c l ea r ing , pond s and base m ents , and la nd sc ap i n g . P u l lins Ex c a v a t ing , p hon e 9*'n -2478 . 8-26-30 1C 9·3·61p FOR SALE Guns and Ammo . Our fall stock is now here . Complete line of TWO Vito c larinels . both like R e mington , Winches te r , n ew , $75 each . A"l so, upri g ht lthlca , Savage . Slug barr e ls piano . $15. Phon e 99 2-5769 . i n sto c k for most brand sho t 9-3-4t C guns , but in short suppl y . G et them wh ile they l as t . Money shorl , lay -a -way 19 17 1\ RR OW Ca mp er, phon e your tall hunting needs . New 9 9? 5·161:1 Fall store hours starting 8 15 76tp Sept . 5, 10 a .m . to 9 p.m . • Monday -Saturday . Village HUN·l i"N G Lice n se, Ni gh ! Gun Shoppe , 266 Mill St ., crawle r s, m ea l worm s, Ph one 992 -5 177 , financing TACKL E , g un s . amm o . av ail ab le. b ows , arrow s, ca m p in g eq u ip . ; CB 's and access or y _ In d i an J o e's, 30B Pag e St ., 2 1972 FORD semi -tractor . 472 s t r ee t s pa s t Mi ddle porl cub i c inch gas engine . Less Swimming P oo l . than 5,000 miles . Phone 6 -1316tp {3 04 ) 273 -3079. Mrs. Gordon PENNmiL Oo z E-R"' w c:Tif~t: EXcavatTn~. POMEROY LANDMARK llit. 75 Ch evy Capri Cla ssic , J dr , lull p ower . includ 1ng w indows . r A , do o r locks , 50 50 div i oed sea t s , T wheel , cr uise c on trol . AM FM ste r eo . s tereo ta pe. S\.500 miles sold new. o ... er $6.700 Was $5595, Now \519 5 Phone 992 -997l North 2nd Street Tune-Ups OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN PomerO'i Ph . 992 -2.174 mo 4 10- 1 See one of these courteous sa l~:fsirien: Pete Burris, Lloyd Mclaughlin or Marvin Keebaugh. We Need to M ake Room for Trade-Ins on th e 1976 Mod els Du e to Show .. . . Cadilla c September 18th Oldsmobile September 25th Nathan B i ggs Radiator Specialist by Land Contract in for SIS . OO discount . 1970 PLYMOUTH Phone 992 -2557 . Our Present Stock Used Furniture All Appliances 30 Day Guarantee From tl'\e larg est T#" UCk or Bulldozer Rad i at or to t he s ~allesl H eat er Co r e . Cll P THIS AD and bring it Mobile Homes for Sale 12 x 70 MANHATTAN 2 b edrm ., 2 full ba t h s. utili t y b u i ldin g , wa sh er and dry e r , cen tra l air . de luxe f u r n it ur e . Call (3 041 882 3340, afte r 5 p .m . 9-3-6t c KNAPP SHOES SHEBOYGAN All size s on hand, prices start at SJ24 .69 . - 1 Wood Burning Stove f or Mobil e Hom e YAR D , B aseme nt an d P or c h . COUNTRY Park . R t . 33, ten miles nort h Sa l e s t a rt ing Au gu sf 27 o f Pom e roy L ·a r g e lo t s w i th t hro u g h Se p l . 17 . Eve r yd ay c oncre te pa t io9. sid ew al ks . excep t Sun d a y . · Anti qu es , runners nn d off s tr ee t dis h es , fu rni tu re, bedrrn . IJMk i nq Pho n e 99 2 7•179 se t s and misc ., adults' 1I 31 t fc c h i l dren 's an d i nfan t c l o t hi n g Sho es som e new , ne w bed s h ee t s a nd PR I VA T E mee ti ng · room f oi" an y or ga ni zati o n , ph one 997 b la nke ts Bl ue show er s ta ll with seat f iber g lass , whit e 39 '~ 3 11 tfc lavato r y , gi rl 's b i k e , other i t e m s too nu me r ous t o men t ion . Fo ll ow si g n s fr om 2 BEDROOM furn is h ed La n gsv ill e, 1 4 mile fr o m mobile home No pe t s Ca ll Tu rn e r ' s St or e on Co . Rd . 10 992 7479 . B-17 t f c B 22 lfc 'STORM WINDOWS& DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIOING-SOF FITT TEXAS WESTERN BOOTS ..-~--~~~~-----,4 NOT AU OF OUR STOCK IS ADVERnSED. STOP BY AND SEE. Blown into Walls & ANics Jobber In For Rent or Sale Si egler & Monogram Blown Insulation Services Middleport, 0 . J18 N. 2nd (RARELY DO WE OFFER OUR .~NTIRE STOCK) FREE ESTIMATES Dan's Shoe Repair BUSINESS FOR SALE 9 3 ttc FAM I LY Ya rd Sa l e, apa rt me n t. Saturday and Su nd ay . 1=UR N IS H ED a d u lt s only i n Mid dl epor t . Bryan H arr i s r esiden ce o n Ph one 992 3874 Su ccess Road . 3 25-tf c 9 -5 2tc Employment Wanted Call: 446-0077 ROOMS a n d ba t h apt i n Rullan d area P h on e 997 5858 7 77 t f c OF GOOD USED CARS Business Services TRAILER space f or rent in LE T us s ervice you,- Volks wagen , r easonable ra t es Middlepo r t P hon e 991 5434 . M idd l epo rt Pennzoi t . N o,- th B 29-26tc <;eco(ld Str eet , Midd l ep or t . Pho n e 9Y "J 991] L /\ .SI\ L L E HO T EL , MI D ll 19 ?6lc DLEPOR T . OH I O . ROOM S $5 UP SPEC I A L RA T E S BY WEEK OR MO N T H 1.1 00 BU . cor n c r i b. S200 ; U -9 po w er un it: s tra w. Sl lar ge TV . AIR CO NDt TIO N I N G . ba l es ; b arl ey . S2. 10 b us h e l. B 26 26tc min imum 10 . P h on e (6 14) 9B 5.3S 81. 5 RM house o n Mid w ay D r i ve, 9 -5-2tp N ew H ave n . W . V a . Ba th , full si ze b asemen ! a nd _ ,! _ --- ---- -- - - ~ga r age . $12 5 p er m on t h H AY t or sal e Ph on e 84 3-252 4 . 9 5 31p Avail abl e Oct 1. Ph on e (304 ) 882 2052 . 9 -4-6t c 197 1 C H O P PER motorc y cle, 650 T riump h Tiger . Ph one 992 -3702 'J BEDRM mob i l e home. a i r 9-5-6tc c onditio n ed , nea r P o m er oy Phon e 992 -5623 . 9 4-3tc d Y A RD Sa l e o ft Rt 7 north, a t Pomeroy City lim tt s T h ur s day , Fr iday , and Saturday . 9 am till 5 p m . Old d is h es. lot s o f n i ce c loth in g a n d mise 9 3 3t c 5 For Sale For Rent 'I ·- A thought for the day : British Actor Cooley Cibber said , 1 '0h , how many tor. ments lie in the small circle ,, of a wedding ring." • "l �I I I . I ' I' ' '· 8 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, sept. 5, 1975 Notice WANT AD S INFORMATION DEADLIN ES S P .M . Day locat ion . · Before Pub M o n daY Deadl ine 9 a rn Ca n ce l la t ion Co rr ec li ons Wiit be accep t ed u ntil 9 a .n1 for Day o f Pub lication PAUL 'S Ba rb e r ShQp . Ra c ine , will be closed til l Monday , Se pt B. 1975 . 9 3 3t c N O HUNTING on Charl es an d L aw rence B lak e'!Y.:I ,Fa rm , known as Ant h on'lji · Sa l se r The P u bl is her r eserves the far m Da y or n1g h t wi t hout a r igh t lo edi t or re iect any ad s p erm 1t deemed objectional The 9 4 31p p ubl is h e r wi ll not be respons ib l e for m l'lre 1han on e PI A N O Tun ing . La n e Dan ie l s. incorre c l inser t ion RA T ES Phone 99 2 2081 8·28-26 t p F or Want Ad Scrv1 ce 5 cents p er Word o n e inser t1 on Min i mu m ChargeSI .OO MOTOCRO S S Race s. 14 cents pe r wo r d th r ee :::,und ay . 1 p m plus bi cycle conse cu t i ve insert io n s MX race s free ent ering 26 cen ts per word six con Br 1ms t one Ra ce way . secutive i nsertion~ Coo iYill e I nfo r ma ti on . c a ll 25 Per Ce nt Disco unt on pai d (fli-t I 667 ]670 ads and ad s pa id within 10 9 5 2t c days CARD OF THANKS Ruo n1 nn rt Board ROOM /\ NO lJQJ\ RO & Obi t uary 52 .00 fo r 50 worcJ llll fl lll1Um 'ol'n 10r cill l f" n ~ Low income Ea ch addil1onal word J c liv 1!Hl v L'r 'I n I ( f' Pho n e 991 B LIN D ADS 35 09 A ddi tional 25c Charqc per Advertis e m en' OFf': I CE HOURS B JO a m. ro s·oo p rn Daily . B· 30 am to 11 DO N o on Saturday ..... KC Rc q Pood l es, t wo blue and l chocolate . 1 apricot Phone f JO-t ) 387 3705 8 ']_7 12t p IN MEMUI-IY o f our f <llhH and grandfath er. hu sba n d . r· R E E cars an ct sm all puppies Phone B43 7826 Car l Walton wh o dL·parted 9 5 6t ( t h i s li t e . Se pt 4 . 1970 R E GUL ATION S Pets For Sale In Memory The old hom e place is l on ely , Si nce you le ft me that day 1 wo n der . dear. why you w ere c alle d aw<'~y Oh . I mis s you so . n o on£> knows . Mem o rie s lin qe r wtth a m iII ion tean , Wish y o u co uld nave spar ed him . d ea r Lord a f ew mo r e years . Sa d ly m issed by w i f e . Virgin ia . ch ildrf'n nnd grand ch i ldren 9 5 11 p Wanted To Buy ,c) l.O t u rn dur e. ice boxe s. b ras s bed s. or c ompl e t e ho use ho rds Write M D. Mil le r , Rt J . P omeroy. Ohio . Ca ll 9'n 7760 I0 7 7J Classified Ads bring yo u extra cash for shopping sprees JOBS. MANY OPENINGS LIKE THESE. WE'LL TRAIN YOU. -Nuclear Technicians - Data Processors -Builders -Machinists ... a nd ma ny m or e to choose from . C hall enging opportunities . G ood tough training . For th e man who 's willing to work hard and d o h is share of t h e chores . Benefits include : hou sing, c l o thing , loa d , medical and dental a t tention, 30 paid va c a t ion days a year , a chance t o travel , and a c han ce t o becom e Som eon e Speci al. To find out more, see y o ur U.S. Navy Recru ite r : Ralph Rodehaver Navy Recruiting Station 221 Columbus Road Athens, Ohio 45701 Ph . 614-59J.J566 AKC German Shepti e rd pup p ie s. wormed and re ady to go . qenlle disposi t ion and goo d bloo d line Phon e 99 1 'i673 9 4 ) tC TOGIVEAW AY P u ppiesto give away t o q ood home . Phone 9,19 7691 9 4 )I C TO G I VE f1WA Y : Very n i ce fem ale B eag l e do g, J 5 rnonth s o ld N eeds g ood home . N o hun t e r s ne ed ap ply Ca ll eve n ing s , 991 5·t17 o r 99 2 59 10 . Meig s Humane Soc iety . 8 31 6tc REG I S T ER E D E ng l i sh Sp r i ng er Sp a niels. I I week ol d pup s. sho ts. Phone 991 2639 , 9 3 .11c Help Wanted r------~ - Help Wanted '3.47 Per Hour Full or parttime, no experience needed. Must have car. For Fast Results· Use The Sentinel Classifieds Lost 1 .· GROWN G erm an Sh eph erd near Cht:!ster Boy 's pet Phone ( 6 14 ) 985 417 5, Kei th Ridenou r . 9 3 3tp MA N 'S ring los t a t veterans Memorial Ho s p it al Reward Ph one 747 17 84 . 9 ) )t c Wanted CAS H paid for oil makes and m od e l s crl mobil e homes Ph on e ar ea code 614 42 3"953\ 4 1:) t f r Yard Sale Y A RD Sa l e, Th u r sd ay. Fri d ay and Sat urd a y . Sep t 4, S, and 6 from 9 am . ti ll d p _m t mile from Pomeroy on Rt 33 Watch f or sig n 9 3 31p YARD SALE. 312 Pea r l St .. M i d d l e p or t Th ur s d ay , F riday a n d Satu r day , Se pt .i.Sand6 9 2 Stc YARD SA LE . Ha rr isonville , Se pt . 6 and 7. 9 a . m . t i ll dark Some thi n g for everyo n e an d glassware . 9-4-3tc THE H AR RI S O N VILLE Easle rn St a r i s spon so ri ng a po r ch sa l e Se pt 3 4-5-6 at 307 Sp ring Ave .. P o m eroy . 9 -4-2t c WA NT E D - of fice clerk. Fo r in tervi e w, ap pl y at R ic h a r ds and Son , Inc .. Lela rt Fa ll s. O h io . 9 3 3t c SOMEO N E needed t o mow grass . Phone 992 -7774 . 9 3 -3t c ONE - CALL CLOSER EXPERIENCED ONLY MINIMUM GUARAN TEED WEEKLY DRAW AGAINST COMMISSIONS . N a t io nall y a d ... e rt ise d c omp any look in g for sp ec i alty sa l es m a n suc h as hom e i m prov e m e nt s. mut u al fund s. l and fran c h ises, v e nd i ng , fr ee ze r pla n, e du c atio n, paint franchi ses, e t c . O ur top p r o d uc er s ea r n S25,0 00 to $5 0, 000 co m · mi ssi o ns per year . Mu st be ab l e t o tr avel ext en sive l y and ha ve good c ar . We t ra in · yo u . On e w ee k se m in ar i n h ome o ff ice an d on e w eek in -th e fi e l d tra i nin g Ca ll Mr . Wil son , toll f ree f or a ddi l i o n a l in f o rma l ion an d p er s onal inte r vie w at ( 800 ) 621-101 6, on Mo n d a y , b el ween 9 a .m. and 5 p .m . On e ( t) T a ... ern co mp le t el y eq uipp ed w it h D -1 and 0 -2 l icense l o ca te d a ! 118 W est Mai n S tr e et, P o m e r oy . Oh io : a lso t he real est at e con sisti ng of t he bu s iness b u il ding o c cupi ed by t h e t a v er n mention ed abo ... e . LAURE L ANO APA R TME NT . 6th a n d Geo,- ge Sts .. N ew H aven , W. Va IM ME DI AT E OCC UP A N CY . Se lect you r 2 bedr m town h ou se. Beau t i f u l ne w a pt . c omp l el( , app li ances f ur n i shed , c o m pl e t e l y ca r peted , Rent $128 u p in u t i li t ies . Call e lu d i ng resident man a ger. Sam or Bec k y L onga n acre. 1 304 882 -2567 . I I no a n swer , ca ll 1 (304) 882 27 88 9 -3 t 2t c d R OO M furni shed apa r tme nl wi t h wall lo wal l c a r pet Phone 992 -5908 . 9 J ttc Call 992 -2186 or 1ee Guido at the above location b e· tw een th e hour s ot 10 a .m . and s p . m . FUEL OIL Heating Stoves 8 RMS .. all mod er n home . 2 mi l es f rom H arrisonYill e . Sh own by ap p oin t ment on ly . Call 742 -5802 9 -3 4tc 4 RM F U R NI SH ED apt ren t Pt"1 one 992 36 58 'l BE DRO OM tra il er . n ice . Phone 99 1-332 4. ex tra B '16 -lf c REMODEL I NG , P l u mb i ng , he at i n g and a ll t ypes o t ge n e r a l repai r . Wo r k 20 y ear s ex ' g u ar a n t eed per1ence Ph o n e 992 2409. 5 1 tf r; .::.A RPENTRY , floori n g, ce iling nnd pane l ing Ph on e 9'il ? 7! 59 8 1? 76t c PA IN T IN G , c a r p en t ry wor k or tr ee trimming , r e a son a b le ra t es P hon e 99 2 7187 or 992 -5673. 9-3-41 p W ILL DO odd job s, m o wing , h aul ing , pain l ing or roofing . Ph o n e 99 2-7409 . 8-28-6tc 3 A N D J ROOM fu r ni sh ed an d unlurn is h ed apa rl me nt s. Pllone 99 ? 5J34 . 4 11 tf c TR A I L ER . adu l t s on ly 992-3181 . Phon e 8 -27-t f c NEW VILL AGE Manor A p ar tm ents in M id d l epo r l , I bedroom ap ts from $104 plu s e l ec . Call 991 -3273 or see Mrs . Keatl ey, A pt . 101. Riverside Apar t ments . 8-28-26tp T WO Fu rni she d ap ts . K ay Cec i l. B7 So ut h Sec ond A v e ., M i d dl e po rt, O h io . P h on e 992 -5262 . 19 69 PMC 12x 52 mobile home includ i ng two p or c hes . Ca ll (614) 985 -3504 . It no an sw e r , 99 2·5596 . 9 _4 _6tc 1974 CASTL E , 12 x oil S, 2 bedrm . 2 full bath s , to tal e lec ., f ur n it u re, wash er a n d d ry e r . Phon e 949-3655. 9-4-6tc For Rent 4 ROOM S and bat h u n furn is hed house , 1650 Li n c o i n Hts . Ph on e 99 2-3874 . 9 -5-lf c MOBILE h om e spa ce. 1 a c r e in country . Write Bo x 6 13, Pom e roy, Oh io or c all (6 1Bl 524-5825 . B-29 -ISi c 1 BE DRM m o b il e ho m e. ai r c onditionin g, Raci ne ar ea . Phon e 99 2-5858. 9 3-lf c ------- - ------- .----.-----tl Reg. Sale GUTTERS - AWNING ~ Stee l Toe Safety Shoes LARRY lAVENDER Dan's Shoe Repair SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Syracuse , Ohio Ph . 997 : l99J 9-2-1 m o . <:. EP T IC T A N I< S cleaned Modern San i tation 99 2 )95J or 992 7349 9 18 t f c Auto Sales 19 74 FORD B R O N CO el( . ce ll en t c on dition . Contact M in d y Cus l er or phone 992 355 0 o r 741 -4286. 9-4 -21c t 97 5 F IR EB IR O , air co n d i ti on ed , and ot her extras Ph o ne 742 5943 . 9 3 4t c RM . H O U SE , go od loca t ion . Ph one 992 -73 94 . 9-3 -4tc - --- ~- -~- - ~ ~-­ For Rent READY MIX CO N CRETE d eli Ve r ed r igh t to your project F as t ana easv Free esti m ates Phon e 992 32 84. Goeg tei n Rea d y Mil( Co . , Mid dl ep or t. Ohio . 6 30 lfc 0 & U T REE Tr imming. 20 year s ell.pe r ience . Insured , f ree estima t es . Cal! 992 3057 . Coo l ville . Phone ( 1) .667 304 1. 4-30 tt c Real Estate for Sale t 1 RM . H OME , 2 baths , n ew r oof a nd a lum inu m si d ing in Pom ero y . Ph on e 992 -755 6. 9-5-6tc or Sale • • J_ack W. Carsey, Mgr . Phone 992 -2181 IN DA SH 13 Channel C i t i zen 's B and trans ce i v er , am .fm mp x radio , 8 ! ra c k s t e r e o . . Ca ll 992 3965. 6 DRAWER Dr ess e r with m irror , new 45 c alibre mu zzle loader , el ec tric log s w i th heater Call 992 -7291 af te r 4 p m 9· 4-ffc --------------- 16 F T . B O AT and tra i ler , 50 h .p . M e rcury motor , $400 . Min i -bike Honda S50 , very good condit-ion , 5250 . 1.44 a c res land , Tuppers Plains wat er availabl e. Call (614 ) 66 7 -33 33, Tuppers Pla i ns . O hio . 9-4-3tc - - - - - ----~-- --- A NTI Q UE mantl e, c omple t e w i th f ire bo x . Phone 949-4935 . 9-4 -3t c 1q73 F ORO Ranger P i ckup , o .,. er toa d . 37, 000 m il es, 52 ,000 . Lone Star boat a n d !ra i le r with M e r c ury en gi n e . Phone 94 9-3070 . 5 F T . BRU SH hog , 3 pt hit c h , S225 Phon e (6141 985 -3594 . 9-3·61p 10 -10 J OHN Deere dozer . new e ngine , pa i nt , steer i ng c: l u ff; h e s , canopy , w i nch . hydraulic: blade , 54 , 500 . Phone (61 4) 985-3594 . Office Building with 700 sq. ft . of space located on 107 Sycamore St. , Pomeroy . Would sell on land contract or rent. Gerald Reuter, Phone 992 : 2490 . NEW LISTING - 20 acres and all m inerals. bath s and 2 hous es wi1h nice barn . ' -- - - - - - - - - - - ' $31 ,000 .00. NEW LISTING - Brick home of 6 room s. 3 bedroom s, nice Real Estate For Sale bath with shower . Modern kit.. di s hwa s h e r , and disposal. H OUSE at 128 L au r el St, P ome r oy . Fo,- f urth er i n fo r m atio n . c all 992-3B6ll . 8-74 -1lip - - ------------ NEAR Po me ro y, n ew 3 bedroom , 1 ~;.., bath s, c arport , mud rm ., ut il it y , sun de c k . large l i vin g r oom, kitchen dini ng ar e a . paneled , refrig e rator and Tappan rang e included . Al so , w il l help finan ce . Ph one 99 2-7790 aft er _6 p . m . 8-27 -Btc HOU SE . 3 b edroo ms , new Sears ' c abin e ts , i ndoor outdoor c arpet i ng . c ha i n link fen c e , utility bu i lding , 2 lots . Wa sh er , dryer , r ef . and st o ... e . $11 , 500 . P hon e 992 743 0. 8 -31 -6tp 3 BEDRM . house wltt"1- wall to wall c arpet , central a ir . Phone 99 2-7.030 . 8-31 -61 c HOU SE for sa l e in Rutland , 56 ,500 . Phone 992-5858 . B-31 -tfc $12.000 .00. THE ON RIVER li vi ng . $14,000.00. NEAR MIDDLEPORT - 4 bedrooms, ni c e k it., modern bath , utility room , F.A . fur · na ce, and v i e w of the moun - la in tops . SJO ,OOO .OO . NEW LISTING - In town on qui et street, 3 bedrooms , bath , large living and family room down. $8500.00 . RACINE - 3 large bedroom s, bath. mod . kit.. l a rge dining and l i ving . Basement. front porch , nice lot for garden . Offer w e lcomed . S ACRES - About •;, f enced . Good build ing site and garden space. Drilled w ell. 2 bedroom mobile home . $1 5, 500 .00. BUILDING LOTS - Meig s, Eastern and Southern . Some w ith utilities. $1 500.00 up . WANTED - New brick home with bedrooms large CA NNIN G to ma to es , g r een an d re d pe pp er s C lel and Fa r ms, Ge r a ldi ne Cl el a n d . Racine Pho ne 9J 9 417 1. 8-191f c NOW contracting c lub c alves for tall delivery . Both s teers and heifers _ Call ( 614) 98 5360 5 8-31-Stc GRAI N fed calves , 85 c lb . cut , wrapped , and fr oze. P h one ( 614) 985 -4196 . 8-31 -6tc Staat es. Sandyville , W . Va . 9-3 -6tc - Strout Realty 2 story excellent con - 1965 COMET, new motor and transmiss i on . Phone 949 - 4935 . kitchen with range , disposaL N.G . hot water heat , full basement. por ches , close to s chool. insulated , new alum. windows & storm windows. glassed in front & back porches, nice large rooms, Large 2 peted. paneled, tiled, new NG. lorced air furnace, new siding, full basement, 2 car garage , por ches . Ml DOLE PORT 11h story , 3 BR , bath , nice kitchen . L. R. has fireplace . Full basement with utility R. Fruit trees . All in good Beautiful Village Manor Now Leasing For Duncan Immediate Occupancy Located on Third & Mill in Middleport these all ele~tric suites, are carpeted with free trash ptckup _and are convenient to downtown. · MONTHLY LEASES FROM: '104.00 Plus Electric For One-Bedroom Apts. 440 GTX . condition . $14,800 . OWNER MOVING . 9-S-61p 1966 FALCON , run s good . best offe r . Seen a! end of Me c han i c St ., in Pomeroy . Call 992 -5 190 . 1967 PLYMOUTH Fury , 1965 Che\1 . Pickup . 112 ton truck . Phone 949 -3831. 9-5-3tc 1970 VOLK SWAGEN , needs s tarte,- , $250 . Call 992 -7658 . 9-5-3tc DEXTER - 30 nice clean acres (fen ced I home has 3 BR . Living, kitchen, utility . Barn & other bu ildings. good well. 53,500 down bal. Includes interest $133 . 00 per month for 15 years . NO INFLATION IN THE PRICES OF THE ABOVE PROPERTIES - . BUY' NOW PHONE 992-2259 NO. ll6 - 2 B R older home with f ull base ., close to .stores . includes gas range & 1 vr . old heat ing s ystem , '$10.500 .00. NO. 138 - 3 BR . FHA approv ed all elec. home on 90x l 20' lot in village of Midd l eport, has lO x 10 alum . utility bldg ., $18,500 .00. NO. 139 - 4 A. more or less on paved highway . Water lap in and paid lor, $6,400. NO. 140 - 1.72 A .. 511 fl. road frontage on quiet secluded country road, ..t mi. from new mine . $2,800. WE NEED farm listings . Please call if you want to sell your farm. 307 Spring Ave. Pomeroy 992-2298 CONTACT: Lois Pauley Branch Manager ' OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. SATURDAYS s 199 ~ . 72 P ont1 ac H. T . Coupe. red. wh1te v roo f . while V inte r l or . t ull pow e r . F 1\ , n e w w s w . 36. 000 mi tes was S269 5 Now $23'il5 . - -- - - - --- - - - r .. I. F.A. S8 95 . 7J O td s 88 Roya l e Co upe, gr ey w d h b lk . V -root , blk . i n t er1or . l u ll powe r , T wh cel. AM - FM ra d i o , F . A . wa s \3]95 N ow $2895 . Old s Culla ~!> Coupe , gold . blk V roof blk in ter tor . l ul l power . FA , r ad i al t irC'S S2895 . 7'"J GOOD WORK CARS ' Now S245 . ' Bonneville , 3-dr ., po wer , a ir , V -r oo f , $395. BU I Ck EII!C t ra . gOld, b et g P v top . be1ge 7 dr H 1 . inter 1or . lu l l powC'r , F A Was 52895 N ow 11 ~2695 . 1-75 Cadillac Coupe DeVIlle -Mr. Karr's Personal tar- 72 l mpa l <t 4 Door , go ld . blk top . match 1nt 1n ter ior , full powE'r . f- A W<lS $1295 Now \1995 . 7 1 Otd s Cutla !.s Supreme Coup e. r ust brow n . be 1ge V r oo t . brown V tn tcr io r , l ull power . FA , rudia l ti r es Wa s S2595 Now S229S 72 Olds 98 H . T Sedan, g rey matc h ing V r oo f and Interior . fu ll power . F .A Was $1895 Now SU.95. 7'J Nova 4 Door , b1ue w ith blue 1nterior . 307 auto , P S P B mi l eage \ 199 5. VB. lo w 75 OLDS REMAINING 1-Delta 88 HT Coupe 1-Cutlass Supreme HT Coupe 7 1 Ford L T D Wago n, full pow er. r A . lu gg ag e rack . rad ial tires Was S199 5 N ow ~1695 . 1-Starfire Coupe "DEMO" SPECIALS 1- Delta 88 Royol HT Sedan Lloyd's Demo 1-98 Regency HT Sedan Marvin's Demo -B t:C K·HOEfo--;:--;:e n t, h o ur o r contra c t. R eg . or ex cavating f yp e. Septi c tanks i ns tall ed . Bill Pullin s. Pho n e 992 . 2478 . B-27-lfc KARR & VAN ZANDT CU S T OM PI C TU R E FRAM IN G . ORIG IN A L SE A SC A P,i: AND L AND SC APE l';t~.!NTIN G S .' .E . JO Y C E MILLER , 99 2.7680. 8- 10-:?4tp CADILLACOLDSMOBILE OPEN EVENINGS TIL 6 PM GMAC FINANCING AVAILABLE " YO U'LL LIK O UR UA L/TY WAY OF DOING BUSINESS " PHONE 992-5342 MOBILE Cran e service and d o zer w ork Pho ne 99 2- 5468. OPEN SATURDAY TIL 5:00 PM POMEROY, OHIO 8./ .26t p E XC A VATING, bac:khoe , dozer and ditcher . Gas. e lectric and wa t er line burial , bu sem e nls , footers. septic s yst em s and brush cleaning . W ill haul till dirt , top soil. sand and gravel, limestone for dr i veways and roads Phone Charles R . HaHietd , Backhoe Service , R t. 1, Rutland , Oh i O, 742- 609 2. 7 -1l -901c L~T US DO IT! ! . ·carpeting -501 NYLON 99 4 Square · Yard RUBBER BA(;I\_ · e have hund r. e ds ·-_: .Q , carpet values . Your job C11r be completed in t to ~ weeks . No long waiting period . Our installer has 2f years e x perience .. . Exper1 •nstallatlon . You ' ll like what vou get. C"Alt. 742-4211 • TALK TO WENOELL GRJITE, CARPET CONSULTANT RUTLAND FURNITURE ,~. Rutland 1973 CHEVY IMPALA 4 O r . H. T ., air , P .S_, P. B. . r ed, bl ack v inyl top .. .... 1973 FORD GAL 500 . '2495 fa~ t H. T , 2495 t2495 Dr . , s Sed a n, loca l I o wner, fu l l y eq uip ped ., • • • •• 1972 BUICK RIVIERA 2995 1975 PON TIAC F IREBIRD, 350 a uto., P.S., P. B. , factory ta pe. Ju st like ne w. Pri ce d at $44 95.00 . 1974 PONTIAC VENTURA 4 Dr . se d ., 6 c yl ., au to .. P. S., loca l owne r . We sold this car new. A rea l gas saver' fo r only $2895.00. 1974 V. W. BUG. This is a loca ll owner car in . extr a good shape. A good winter car . Onl y $2895 .00 . 1973 F ORD GRAN TORIN0,2dr . H. T., solid g ree n in color, auto ., P. S., P. B., radio, local owne r . Small V-8. A good buy for $2695.00 . 1 Full y equi pped .............. . . . ..... .... ... .... 2795 1973 OLDS DELTA ROYAL. 2 dr . H. T., air. Low· mileage . Thi s is on e sh a rp ca r . ne w Pontia c t rade. Onl y $3 395 .00. 1971 BUICK RIVIERA s •••• •••••••••••••• ••1995 1973 4PLYMOUTli SATELliTE I P s_, P 11 .•••••• ••• ••• 2195 F ull y equ ip pe d ., ,, •••• • ••••• Sebr ing 1972 DATSUN 240 z, 4 speed , t a pe. dec k, m ag whee ls, on e of the s harp est s ports ca r s in to wn . $42 95 .00 . dr ." seda n , au to .._ 1971 T-BIRD COUPE 1971 TOYOTA PICKU P, 4 speed. ru ns r ea l go9d . Pri ced $1695 .00 . 1 Fu ll y eq ui ppeo _• • ••••••• • •••••••• • •• • • , • , , • , • , • NI!'W AND USED CARS AND TRUCKS YOUR FRIENDLY DEALERSHIP ai r , P.S ., P.B, green g r een vinyl roof ••• • ••• 1972 LINCOLN CONT. ON BOTH Po m e roy . Ohio , Ph . 992 -2174 s 4 O r . Sed ., fa ct . air . P .S., P.B.. v inyl r oot. .... ... ... 1973 CHEVY IMPALA 4 Dr SMITH NELSON MOTORS INC. 1795 1971 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 1 4 Dr. . fa ct. P.S. , P . B . ............. . ...... .. 1495 a tr. l "'- · Rtog- ~ee l-llllo-Gf·tlHI 1971 CHEVY NOVA 197 1 CHEV . IMP. Custom 2 Dr . H.T. , v inyl top. air, P.S ., P.B .. P.W., Crui se Contro l. On ly 45,62 1 miles . The cleanest 71 in to wn. Only $2295.00. <:<>ai M! "HI c•LI•~•I .,;II, IOUOftaetylic...-...ll.,fsh Phillip N. "Joe" Boyles. Agent (614) 667-3829 1975 Cadillac Deville $AVE 4 D r. se dan , less than 2,000 easy miles . Genui n e lea th er upholst e r y a nd a ll "good ies". Showroom c lean . 1974 Ford Gran Torino 4 Or 1965 FORD 'h TON short be d, standard trans Body ex lr,a good . Ol ly $695 .00 . '3495 Sedan . ai r con diti o ned , one l oca l ow ner . Sh ows good care . 1973 Plymouth Duster v.a, fu ll y equipped . '2795 . · 1 4 D r , a u t o ., P.S , • •••••••••••••• • ••••• • ••• • •••• 1495 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY 1971 FORD 4 DR . 1 Ai r . ••••••• • ••• •• • •• ,, •• • •••• • •• • ••••• • •••• • •••• 895 1970 PLYMOUTli SATELLITE .........16~5 U n sc r a mble th ese four Jum bl es, one l etter to each square, t o f o rm four ord i n a r y w o rd !:i. 1972 Opel 4 Cyl. · Pomeroy Motor Co I I 1970 Plymouth Duster 1968 CHEV. COMARO $895 ·IMENEcrl 1966 FORD % TON 5695 P ick u p .t Spd .••• •••• •• • • • •• • ••• , •• ••• •. • • ••• • • • • l~?Jf.~~~, ~r.RJ~! .....................12495 r letter. to form the auwrise answer, as by the above c artoon. PriRI die SIIIIPI!SE ANSWER h~l'l (Anew~r• Jumblr• . WAGON MANY MORE Fleelside P 0 '1~~N~!E~~r~~ co. ~ ~ 1 POMEROY, OHIO See Fred Blaettnar, Darrell Dodrill, Pal Hill, or Dan Thompson t:....:L..J See Ra y Riggs or Rog er Rie be l )'el l trd•y'R 1972 Ford lfz Ton Pickup 6 cy l. E x tr a sharp . Used by local me r cha nt . on e ow ne r . Now arrange the circled D:~,rl===- '995 2 Or. Seda n s. If you are looki n g for 6 cy l. econ o m y a nd to w pr ice, t hi s is it. '' I tI =::::::::::::::::;::::::__:'.:":;'ltested"D-f""Tl-0" ~ 1970 Mavericks and h 1 ,ton . H.D. l/4 ton 4 whell drive s. HE' IS HE'RE - IN !HE M ORNING-WITH A S LIGHT COlJ6 H. I Kl R/RDffY I '1195 2 D r . Sla n t 6 cy l . en gine . shows good care. Othe r lf:l Ton ton model s, st a k e, 11J2 ton cha ss i s. also Dl 1695 1 2 Or . Spor t Coupe, auto . tra n s .• r eal ty clean inside an d ou t . 1969 FORD WAGON .................... I695 Clf"tlnO ............ IWII-"•l.,.,_ fl(lft. W , - ""'"' w ill! - YIO-Iinll>nwf • l il'>e $AVE 2 Dr . Har dt op , extra shar p, sma l l Convt .• 6 cyl., auto .. P. S . ..... .. .. ... .. .. . . ... . . . -NIFiuii C~ ·'-• 1975 Torino 4 Dr. Sedan Less t h a n 5,000 mil es. air condi t ion ed, sh a rp whi t e fin ish wi t h dark blue viny l t op Ful ly equ i pped . Open Eve ning s Till 7 P.M. & Sal . Till S P. M. We Honor Ba nkAmericard , Master Charg e & Sohi o Credi t Ca rd s. 1968 FORD LTD WAGON ...............1695 wl,..,_ ALL PRICED FOR QUICK SALE! 1973 PONTIAC CATALINA, 2 dr . H.T. We so ld this ca r new. Ext ra cl ean for a 73. low mileage Air. Ready to go for only $3195.00. 1968 BUICK 2 DR HT.. ...... ..........I695 2. Two new 3- BR houses with ceramic tile bath, carpet, beautiful cabinets in large kitchen-dining area. These houses, in Tuppers Plains, have alum . siding with WALL TO WALL CLEARANCE SALE END OF SUMMER SALE MOU SE VENDOR \ A n &wr r : Jlmr rea der~ U~ ('(/ tu (' IIJ flll NIIJT/(.')1 - AS THEY UNWOUND , Cheste r , 0 . tomn rrnw) RUBBER In 19'12, 11 Israeli athletes and six other persons were ki lled as a result of an Arab guerrilla invasion of Olympic Vi ll age outside Mun ich, Ger- man y. ' ' 68 Ca dilla c Sedan , b rown wi t h beige t o p , full powe r , 2-Cutlass S HT Coupes 72 D odg e Swinger Cou p e, V r oo t . matching inte r 1o r . J tt~ " . .., auto , P S., spo r t whe els . was $7095 N ow $1895. 985-4100 Locall!d on St. Rt. 7 ' 72 Impala Cu stom Coupe, gold . b lk . v roof. mat ch 1n g inter tOr , f ul l powe r . F-A Was 'i> 249 5 Now !. 279 5. ~re e n . g r ee n RIGGS USED CARS ,, $189 5. Now S169S . 1-0mega Coupe t L WCotl Effi W E R s REP A IR - Swee p er s, to aste r s, iron!.. a l l sma ll ap pl ia n ces L aw n mower, n ex t t o Sta te H igh . way Gar a ge o n Ro ut e 7·: P hone 9B5 -3B'ZS. 4-16 -tf c garage on big 100x400 lots with 100 pel. financing Appointments may be made by calling Vickie Keatley at 992-3273, or by stopping at Apt. 101 at Riverside Apts. on Front Street in Middleport, Ohio. Equal Opportunity Housing . bl k . V -roof , b lk inter ior , V - 8. auto .. P .S .. N _ice . W as 69 Ford Gala~ei e 500, 4-d r ., V -8, auto ., P .S., n ice second car Wa s S895 . Now S74S . 72 Olds 98 H T . Sedan, whit e, blk V roof. blk. inte r ior . fu ll power . 1n c ludmg windows and 6 way se at. T whee l. rad i al ttres . F A was S379S Now S28 95. 73 Pl y mou t h Fur y 11 1. .1 dr V 8 , auto , P S. while wllh blk. V r oo t . blk. i n le r ior " need a lill ie paint " Wa s $1295 . N ow TAROA each . 70 Chev y El Camino, gold, 68 lmpa Ia Cu stom , V-8, auto .. P . S., ru st . good ti r es. W as $595 . Now S44S . POR T AB L E TO I L ET RE N TAL . Cons t ruc t io n Out d oo r events . Ph one Ga ll i p olis, 446 4 787, Russe ll ' s P lumbing and H ea ti ng 6 -19 -lf c 1. Lovely 4 BR brick situated an beautiful 2.8 acres; lull basement, partially finished . Located on good s:n.ooo blue c loth 1nt er 1or . J SO V B, uuto . p s , p b , w s w sp o rt wh C!..'t $ , 31 000 moles Was S'l8 95 N ow i269S . 6'1 B u i c k L eSa br e 4 Dr ., bl ue , b lk . top, F .A. . rough . W as 5395 . W O U L D YOU BELIEVE '? B ui ld an a ll s t eel build ing at Po l e B arn prices ? Golden Gi an t All St eel Building s, Rt 4, B ox 148, Wa ve r l y , Ohi o Ph on e 94 7-2296. 7· 24 -t f c ERAAFFOLTER REALTY CO., BROKER , PARKERSBURG, W. VA. available . 13 Nov a Co up e, blue w i th 73 Che.,.y Monte ca,- lo , btk . W h i t e l andau roo t , r ed c l oth in t erio r . full power , AM r.ldio w1th tape, radial t1rcs . F . A . Wa s 'J3995 . Now \3795 . H A ND LE TT E RED SIGN S A ND PO S TER S. FREE E ST IM A TE S. CA L L M C C R A W FO R 0 . 99 1-768 0 . 8-7-26tp $41,000 Two-Bedroom Apts. 73 Old s 98 L uxury Se dan, 11 blu e . m at ch 1nq v to p and ir t crior , full powe r T& T wh ee l . F 1\ . radiul tires w a s 5-1 395 Now $399 5. S EW I NG MACHINE . R ep Airs . sen• ice , a ll makes 992 22 84 T h e Fpbr i c;_ Shop . Pomeroy Au t horfzed Si ng er Sale s and Se r vi c e we sharpen Sc isso rs . 3 29 -tf c scenic blacktop county road near Tuppers Plains. '137.00 Plus Electric For 70 Olds 98 H.T., sedan , Lt . b l ue . m a t ching c l oth in t erior , ful l power i n cl uding windows , F.A. Wiis S1J95 . · N ow S1095 . owner . low mileage, was $1595 . No w S1395. 4 POMEROY O lds Cu tl ass 4-d oor , white . b l ue inter io r . l ull power , :?5.000 mtl es . SI B9S . B. auto .. P.S.• P. B , F.A , I · Mgr . & Mechanic 8-21 -1 mo . -· 70 71 For d Gala x i e 500, 4-door . V 8. auto ., P . S . . r u n s good , body roug h . $995 . 70 Dodg e M ona c o 4-0r. , V- Wi lbur Ward , bath & hall, $19,000.00. $18.500 . 1952 INTERNATIONAL truck , 1 t on , 14ft . nat t5"e d with 190 rear en d . SJ25. Phone 742 67 Sl. 8 -31 -6t c i n town . Walking distance <if school & stores , fully story frame , recently renovated , 3 BR , 11!2 bath s, dining R ., TV room. car - Auto Sales NO. 13] - 3 BR older home dition , 3 · BR , bath , nice 517.000. Cadillac Coupe De V1 lle. white with V r oot . l ull powe-r . r A , nice i nter ior was \ 5 100 Now S4 995 . 7J other E XCAVA TING', do ze r , lofid er ' a n d b ack h oe work ; sept ic ta n k s i n s talle d; du mp lruck.s and lo -boy s for hir e; w ill haul fill d irt. l op s oil. li mestone and gra vel.,: Call B ob or Rog er J ett er! , day · p ho ne 99 2-7089, ni g h t p hon e 992 3525 or 992 -5232 2-11 lfc M,AIN 'POMEROY.O in Volkswagens and foreign cars . and 608 E . . POMEROY Batteries 74 Cadtllac Sedan D eVIl le . f ulty power . V roo f . le ath er 1n t er 1or . AM F M ste r eo r adio . rad 1al tires . Cl imate Conlro l a1 r cond 'J6SCO . 74 Cutlass Salon Coupe . brown with br o w n tandau r oo t , br o wn c lo th . b uc k e t se ars . l u tl power . l tl ! whee l . F A . 1\ M r M_ . 2? .000 mt les N ('w ra di al t 1res N ow \4 S9 !1 3 b edroom s, 2 b aths , f u ll ba semen t wi th garage a n d large lot for year around For Sale frame . Shock Absorbers . Tires Muffler· Tailpipes · Cooling Systems. We a I so service fan d c l ea r ing , pond s and base m ents , and la nd sc ap i n g . P u l lins Ex c a v a t ing , p hon e 9*'n -2478 . 8-26-30 1C 9·3·61p FOR SALE Guns and Ammo . Our fall stock is now here . Complete line of TWO Vito c larinels . both like R e mington , Winches te r , n ew , $75 each . A"l so, upri g ht lthlca , Savage . Slug barr e ls piano . $15. Phon e 99 2-5769 . i n sto c k for most brand sho t 9-3-4t C guns , but in short suppl y . G et them wh ile they l as t . Money shorl , lay -a -way 19 17 1\ RR OW Ca mp er, phon e your tall hunting needs . New 9 9? 5·161:1 Fall store hours starting 8 15 76tp Sept . 5, 10 a .m . to 9 p.m . • Monday -Saturday . Village HUN·l i"N G Lice n se, Ni gh ! Gun Shoppe , 266 Mill St ., crawle r s, m ea l worm s, Ph one 992 -5 177 , financing TACKL E , g un s . amm o . av ail ab le. b ows , arrow s, ca m p in g eq u ip . ; CB 's and access or y _ In d i an J o e's, 30B Pag e St ., 2 1972 FORD semi -tractor . 472 s t r ee t s pa s t Mi ddle porl cub i c inch gas engine . Less Swimming P oo l . than 5,000 miles . Phone 6 -1316tp {3 04 ) 273 -3079. Mrs. Gordon PENNmiL Oo z E-R"' w c:Tif~t: EXcavatTn~. POMEROY LANDMARK llit. 75 Ch evy Capri Cla ssic , J dr , lull p ower . includ 1ng w indows . r A , do o r locks , 50 50 div i oed sea t s , T wheel , cr uise c on trol . AM FM ste r eo . s tereo ta pe. S\.500 miles sold new. o ... er $6.700 Was $5595, Now \519 5 Phone 992 -997l North 2nd Street Tune-Ups OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN PomerO'i Ph . 992 -2.174 mo 4 10- 1 See one of these courteous sa l~:fsirien: Pete Burris, Lloyd Mclaughlin or Marvin Keebaugh. We Need to M ake Room for Trade-Ins on th e 1976 Mod els Du e to Show .. . . Cadilla c September 18th Oldsmobile September 25th Nathan B i ggs Radiator Specialist by Land Contract in for SIS . OO discount . 1970 PLYMOUTH Phone 992 -2557 . Our Present Stock Used Furniture All Appliances 30 Day Guarantee From tl'\e larg est T#" UCk or Bulldozer Rad i at or to t he s ~allesl H eat er Co r e . Cll P THIS AD and bring it Mobile Homes for Sale 12 x 70 MANHATTAN 2 b edrm ., 2 full ba t h s. utili t y b u i ldin g , wa sh er and dry e r , cen tra l air . de luxe f u r n it ur e . Call (3 041 882 3340, afte r 5 p .m . 9-3-6t c KNAPP SHOES SHEBOYGAN All size s on hand, prices start at SJ24 .69 . - 1 Wood Burning Stove f or Mobil e Hom e YAR D , B aseme nt an d P or c h . COUNTRY Park . R t . 33, ten miles nort h Sa l e s t a rt ing Au gu sf 27 o f Pom e roy L ·a r g e lo t s w i th t hro u g h Se p l . 17 . Eve r yd ay c oncre te pa t io9. sid ew al ks . excep t Sun d a y . · Anti qu es , runners nn d off s tr ee t dis h es , fu rni tu re, bedrrn . IJMk i nq Pho n e 99 2 7•179 se t s and misc ., adults' 1I 31 t fc c h i l dren 's an d i nfan t c l o t hi n g Sho es som e new , ne w bed s h ee t s a nd PR I VA T E mee ti ng · room f oi" an y or ga ni zati o n , ph one 997 b la nke ts Bl ue show er s ta ll with seat f iber g lass , whit e 39 '~ 3 11 tfc lavato r y , gi rl 's b i k e , other i t e m s too nu me r ous t o men t ion . Fo ll ow si g n s fr om 2 BEDROOM furn is h ed La n gsv ill e, 1 4 mile fr o m mobile home No pe t s Ca ll Tu rn e r ' s St or e on Co . Rd . 10 992 7479 . B-17 t f c B 22 lfc 'STORM WINDOWS& DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIOING-SOF FITT TEXAS WESTERN BOOTS ..-~--~~~~-----,4 NOT AU OF OUR STOCK IS ADVERnSED. STOP BY AND SEE. Blown into Walls & ANics Jobber In For Rent or Sale Si egler & Monogram Blown Insulation Services Middleport, 0 . J18 N. 2nd (RARELY DO WE OFFER OUR .~NTIRE STOCK) FREE ESTIMATES Dan's Shoe Repair BUSINESS FOR SALE 9 3 ttc FAM I LY Ya rd Sa l e, apa rt me n t. Saturday and Su nd ay . 1=UR N IS H ED a d u lt s only i n Mid dl epor t . Bryan H arr i s r esiden ce o n Ph one 992 3874 Su ccess Road . 3 25-tf c 9 -5 2tc Employment Wanted Call: 446-0077 ROOMS a n d ba t h apt i n Rullan d area P h on e 997 5858 7 77 t f c OF GOOD USED CARS Business Services TRAILER space f or rent in LE T us s ervice you,- Volks wagen , r easonable ra t es Middlepo r t P hon e 991 5434 . M idd l epo rt Pennzoi t . N o,- th B 29-26tc <;eco(ld Str eet , Midd l ep or t . Pho n e 9Y "J 991] L /\ .SI\ L L E HO T EL , MI D ll 19 ?6lc DLEPOR T . OH I O . ROOM S $5 UP SPEC I A L RA T E S BY WEEK OR MO N T H 1.1 00 BU . cor n c r i b. S200 ; U -9 po w er un it: s tra w. Sl lar ge TV . AIR CO NDt TIO N I N G . ba l es ; b arl ey . S2. 10 b us h e l. B 26 26tc min imum 10 . P h on e (6 14) 9B 5.3S 81. 5 RM house o n Mid w ay D r i ve, 9 -5-2tp N ew H ave n . W . V a . Ba th , full si ze b asemen ! a nd _ ,! _ --- ---- -- - - ~ga r age . $12 5 p er m on t h H AY t or sal e Ph on e 84 3-252 4 . 9 5 31p Avail abl e Oct 1. Ph on e (304 ) 882 2052 . 9 -4-6t c 197 1 C H O P PER motorc y cle, 650 T riump h Tiger . Ph one 992 -3702 'J BEDRM mob i l e home. a i r 9-5-6tc c onditio n ed , nea r P o m er oy Phon e 992 -5623 . 9 4-3tc d Y A RD Sa l e o ft Rt 7 north, a t Pomeroy City lim tt s T h ur s day , Fr iday , and Saturday . 9 am till 5 p m . Old d is h es. lot s o f n i ce c loth in g a n d mise 9 3 3t c 5 For Sale For Rent 'I ·- A thought for the day : British Actor Cooley Cibber said , 1 '0h , how many tor. ments lie in the small circle ,, of a wedding ring." • "l �•. .>~ ::; :;::.; :;:;: ;. ::::::;:;: ;:::;:;:;::::::: ;: ;: ;:::;:;:: :; .; :: =~=:: :=:: ;:;::: :=:=:: ;:: <: :: .;:; :::;< ' Kennecott john destroyed restroom, went off at 12 :37 By DUSTON HARVEY a.m . It knocked down conSALT LAKE CITY (UP!) - A bomb exploded today in crete walls, shredded plaster a 17th floor restroom of the ceilings and ripped up wiring Kennecott Building . Mem- and plumbing. Agents from the Federal bers of the "Weather UnBureau or Inv estigation, derground" said the blast was in retaliation for what which ha s been investigating they termed the copper the Weather organization and company's role in the offshoots of the violent downfall and death of Chile's radical movement for years, joined police dete c tives, Salvador Allende. The exp losion, which bomb squad members and followed three warning calls arson investigators as they to the news media in Salt sifted through the rubble Lake City and San Francisco, from the blast. In their telephone ca lls and caused an estimated $40,000 a statement left in a San to $50,000 damage to the offices of Kennecott 's Utah Francisco phone booth, the Copper Division . No one wa s bombers said the explosion hurl. The blast came six days before the second South American nation . The bomb, which c ity pollee and fire invest igators said was placed in a metal ca binet inside a women's MEIGS THEATRE Tonight lhru Tues da y Seot. S-9 lvwin Allen's THE TOWERING INFERNO ( Technicolorl Double Feature Show Fri., Sat., Sun. Sepl . 5-7 FOUNTAIN OF LOVE (Ra led Rl ALSO TORSO (Raled Rl American nation's economic woes and for ca using suffering among Chile's workers. Two policemen and six Kennecott computer department employes were on the 14th floor of the ltl-story building, located across the street from th e Mormon Temple, when the bomb went off. News •• in Briefs an- niversary of the death of Chilean President Salvador Allende, shot Sept. 11, 1973, during a military-led coup. Allende nationalized Kennecott's properties in the was in retaliation for Ken· necott's role in the downfall of Allende's Marxist regime. They attacked the copper company for its support of a boycott of OJilean products, blaming it for the Latin 1Continued from page t ) an overall success, despite three violent flareups, IJ arrests and an absentee rate of over 50 per cent. Four policemen and several demonstrators had minor injuries. in the outbreaks. "Except for a few incidents, we can take pride in what happened today," said Louisville Mayor Harvey Sloane. The plan, which went into effect Thursday, involves 22,600 students in the 1JO,tmpupil Jefferson County • Louisville school system. The city and s uburban school systems recently were merged for the desegregation plan. There were no immediate figures on the nwnber of st udents bused. Officials ea rlier said they expected some parents would drive their children to school. School Supt. Ernest Grayson said an estimated 56 per cent absenteeism rate co uld be attributed as much to parental apprehension as to any boycott. He said he expected the figur.e to improve as parents saw how smoothly the program went Thursday. sex line in state fair band _ Police With Hearts of Gold DEAR HELEN : Policemen DO have hearts 1 I was parked with a number of other cars in what 1 gues: was an illegal wne . Anyway , my car got a ticket, but othe1 cars didn't. I have an out-<>f-state license . Then I saw the of ficer tag another out-<>f-<ltate car, ignoring the " locals ." So took some pictures as proof. I went before the judge with my pictures , and argued tha if the locals weren't guilty , neither was I, but he fined m• anyway. I refused to pay and he sent me to jail. The officers _and seargeant at the county jail couldn't believe I was put there just for parking. They took up a collection, paid my fine and drove me home . They were really wonderful and I wanted to pubicly thank the olficers on the night shift at the Atlantic County Jail at Mays Landing, N.J . Incidentally, my husband and I celebrated our 46th wedding anniversary in June. I've always lived by these Bible words : "The Lord said to Paul, Be not afraid, but speak and hold not thy peace ." - MRS. N. DEAR MRS. N. : Jbooe wordo can get you In trouble, but tbey make We a lot more luterelitlog. (I live by 'em too!) Good luck and happy landings. - H. P.S. And if I'm ever arrested, I do hope it happens in Atlantic County. BY BOB HOEFLICH POMEROY - The gals "have come a long way, Baby" and Dina Pratt, Middleport , and Kim Jones, Pomeroy, Meigs High School seniors,- are examples. Dina and Kim were two of the first girls from high schools in Ohio to be selected as members of the 1975 All Ohio State Fair Band. The band has been made up of a ll males the past 49 years. Recommended for the State Fair Band by their director , Dwight Goins, Dina and Kim, both of whom have played trumpet for the past seven yea rs, were accepted . They went to Columbus five days preceding t~.e opening of the State Fair. Eleven hours a day they rehearsed in prepa ration for their appearances - from 9:30a .m. to 8 p.m. every day at various locations on the grounds - during the State Fair. Kim and Dina are more than enthused about their experiences as "Hrst girls" in +++ Showers Preceptor Beta Beta of Seta Sigma Phi will meet Thursday, Sept. 11 at 7' 45 the bank of the century established 1872 COL. BOB CORBIN, (Smiley the Clown) of Barnesville, a show biz veteran ot some :>0 years, was at the grand opening of the Twin City Gateway Supermarket, N. Third Ave., Middleport , Thursday and today. Smiley distributed favors to young and old visitors to the grand opening and entertained periodically with his portable calliope. With Smiley are Bob Cot trill, left, owner of the new supermarl<et, and John Greene, right, manager. Veterans Memorial Hospital Hackney, Dorothy Johnson , ADMITTED David Russell Brown, Eleanore Rhodes, Ra c ine : Tam aria Enevoldsen, James mash III. Mash, Middleport: Peggy 'Holzer Medical Center Ellis, Middleport ; F rances Discharges Darnell, Fort Wayne, Ind . (Sept. 41 DISCHARGED - Robert Sarah Anderson, Darla Deemer , Doris Adams, Venedia Knight, Ma ry Angel, Marie Beaver, Pam FOUR FINED TUPPERS PLAINS BRANCH LARRY'S MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. PH. 992-7777 ~ Opens for the transaction of business on ••• MONDAY, SEPT. 8, 1975 Watch for Announcement of Open House on Saturday, September. 13 · POMEROY eGcwemor eKimvood • Vemco Add-ARooms • Crestridge Sectional Homes . FINANCING AVAILABLE Verla Knight, Glen Lawson, Helen Lewis, Ray McGuire,. Sharon Morehead, Eunice Shane, Mrs. Glen Shaw and infant son ; Patricia Sheets, Luther Slone, Ceceli~ Tackett, Brenda Tucker, William H. Walker, Thomas E. Wilson, Monetta Woodruff, Unda Wright. Births Mr . and Mrs. Anthony Adkins, son, Vinton . Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lisle , son, Columbus. save lives . Finally, while I'm for the preservation of life, I see abortion as a preventive for child abuse . People who know they aren't parent material should avoid being parents. Contraception is best, but if this fails - better no birth at all than to be born in to certain misery. - SUSAN BAKER Christian College. THE MIDDLEPORT E-R 9, at 7: JO p.m . for work in second degree. all master' masons 1nv1rea. MEIGS COUNTY Salon 710 will mer' Monday at the home of 'ith Fox , 2607 Garfield .ve ., Point Plea sa n1, at 7: 30 p.m. Four persons were fined and a fifth forfeited bond in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Dale .E . Smith Thursday night. Fined $125 and costs and given three day jail sentences for driving while intoxicated were Charles Snider, Pomeroy, and Coy Nitz, Pomeroy . James Ught of Mason was fined $10 and costs for intoxication, and Deborah Harris, Pomeroy , was fined $10 and costs, assured clear distance. Forfeiting his $250 bond posted for driving while intoxicated was Raymond Douglas, Tuppers Plains. Weather Showers likely tonight, Saturday. Low s tonight , lower 60s. Highs Saturday in upper 70s. Probability of rain 50 per cent today , 70 per cent tonight, 60 per cent Saturday. LANGUAGE BIAS WASHINGTON (UP!) The government is trying to head off discrimination against children not proficient in English . The Department of Health, Education and Welfare instructed state school administrators to fmd out in their local school districts what languages are spoken in the homes of children unable to master English. GSI plans All-Sports Day on October 18 medal winners. These two residents traveled to the Central Michigan University to participate in the International Special Olympics that was held August 7-11 . Weekly swimming is a part of the physical education department Olympic training. During the winter events, we travel to the Rio Grande College for this activity. Presently, an All Sports Day is being planned, to be held on Oct. 18, for all residents of the institute. Among some of the various activities planned are: Wheel chair and crutch races, hoop shoots, frisbie throw, dash runs, football throw, walking· races, etc . Trophies and awards will be presented. The Parents Volunteer Association of the Gallipolis State Institute is supporting the event. Many volunteers will be needed to help assist the resident., run the events, serve refreshments. Everyone that is interested in helping to make this a successful day for the residents, please contact Jane Ann Denney, Volunteer Services Coordinator, at the institute, phone 446-16-42, ext. 274 or 231. Residential training started in the spring at the Gallipolis State Institute , under the direction of the physical education department, with evening practice sessions in the middle of April. The first events held were at the Regional Meet on May S-9 at the Gallipolis State Institute Buckeye Hills Community Track with 100 residents participating . There were approximately 300-400 participants from the seven county area. The State Swim Meet was held in Columbus, Ohio on May 17 at the Ohio State University with five residents participating and winning four gold medals. On June 29-30, the State Track Meet was held in Columbus, Ohio at the Ohio State University where 56 residents - participated and won several medals. Two residents were double gold LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in downtown Pomeroy at II a.m. Friday was 76 degrees under sunny skies. Elberfelds In Pomeroy_ - OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 8 P.M. MAIN STORE, ANNEX AND WAREHOlJSE OPEN SATURDAY 9:30 TO 8 P.M • Open Sunday 1: 00 Til6 : 00 ............ PHONE (6141 667-3161 tuppers plains branch pomeroy national bank the bank of the century · es t 1872 · tuppers plmns. oh •o ~-----~...-------------~ I Mon.- Fri. '9-8 Saturday 9-6 t,;xt · door to The u;:nes Boys. Work ethic rwPd ed in restoring inh'g6ty BLOOMINGTON . ill. 1 Ul'l 1 Republi c ans can sr ur c uut !'l tnn ding poHticft l victories nex t yt·m· 1f they work hard and convinct> the publl c the Furd adminis tration has res tored mtq~ rit y 111 guvernmenl , Agricullur£' Sl'I...Tetary Earl L. Butz sa id Satur day . In remark s prcpar('d for de lin• ry tu a hmdrt:tiser fur Rep Edward \1 adi gan , HIll., Butz alsu called fur cur bmg the gnm th of welfare programs and re turni ng · to t h ~:.· · fw1damental s of the work etlll(' · Lows Sunday night in low 70s. Highs Monday in the 70s and low 80s . NO. 32 Elberfelds In Pomeroy P.ANn SftOWS (' 1\NCI>:LLED GA-I.J.fPOI.IS - A s teady rain forced pus tpu nement uf Friday night's pre-game and h.r!lftirue band shows by the R.ock Hill a nd (; ;,tllia Academy Hi gh School mar chm g hands DINA PRATT, LEFT, MIDDLEPORT, and Kim Jones, Pomeroy, pose with their trwnpct s and the official costumes they wore as members of the All Ohio State Fair Band in August. This is the first year girls have been included after 49 years or an all male band . Kim and Dina were two of the 150 girls across Ohio to be selected . lour In vited tmts showers e<1st Sunday night. VOL. 10 several yea rs ago, frowned on the costume at the time, thereupon he designed the new outfit a=nted by a red scarf-like tie at th e neckline . Directing the band at the fair was Omar P. Black of John Marsshall High Sc hool in the Cleveland area . Black was pleased with the results of the band th1s year, Kim and Dina said. Yep, t he ga ls howe come a long way and Kim and Dina are glad to ha1.•e been a part of it. + thun- /Je voted To Tire (;n'ilft>r :Hir/d[, Ohio I 1'11m ilie.~ 11 /l ey PRICE 25 CENTS MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY ~~ 424; taking Senators told of the gun • classes m Voc school RIO GRAl'iDF: - Ponney Cisco , director of the Buckeye Hills Career Ce nter for Gallia, Ja ckson and Vinton Counties, disclosed SaturdaY the sehoul's e nrollment for the first week reac hed 424. Classes for the Vuc-ed sc hoo l began Tuesday. Wednesd ay was the first day fur students attending from the Gallipolis City Sc hool Di$trict which ha s the larges t · enrollees:· 106. Cisc<> said ·~ schot:l ,!-• ready except ,for the Ag r iculture and Industrial Building. Tesl' on the building 's sewer and water lines · will be completed Monday . Students will be permitted in the building sh(Jr tly afterwards . Cisco r eported several students have withd rawn fr om the schuol beca use all equipme nt has nut been installed fur their classes. He sa id , "Sc hool officials hope students will bear with them si nce the school is new and all loose ends haYc not been tied ." . The direc tor stated that students arc IT FINALLY RAINED - During the past two months, residents in the Tristill needed in cosmetology. data at· County area waited and waited for rain. It finally came Friday night, cutting atcounti ng and food services. tendance at several season opening football games. Picture above wa s taken at Although 58 student.s who signed for Gallipolis' Memorial Field shortly before the opening kickoff. One fan commented, classes last spring have not reported, " At least it wasn't hot and humid out there tonight." Cisco said he is checkin g to see if the stud ents are e nrolled a t their home scho0ls, have moved , ur are nut atten rling any sehoul. Sehoul officials think the fir st year enr(Jilmcnt \\'ill rea c h 450. Here is a breakdown of the en r ollment by hig h sc hools in the three county area: JACKSON - A fall outlook meeti ng the research facilities adjacent to the Southwestern 47: Gallia Act:tdemy, 106; for beef producers in the Jackson Ex- Area Extension · Ce nter will start from Nor th Gall ia, 60: Hannan Tra ce, 24 ; Kyger tension Area and a tour of the Jackson the Center at 4:30 p.m. Tours will be Creek, 23 ; Vinton County, 40: Jackson , 4:I: Researc h Branch will be held on Sep- completed by 6:30p.m. Oak Hill, 41 and Wellston, 40. tember 17 with Dr . Wallace Barr, ExThe steak barbecue dinner will be tension Economist at the Ohio State served at 6:30p .m., wi th the beef outlook program to follow . Cost of the meal will be Univers ity the speaker. Area cat tlemen will hear about the $3.50 per person for a delici'JUS steak, prospects for profit in beef farming during sala ds , roll s, beverage ancJ desserl. the remainder of 1975 and in 1976 from an Anyone interested in the beef business is expert. invited to attend. Those planning to attend should make In his presentation, Dr. Barr will focus on the feeder calf market outlook for this reservations with the Area Extension fall and fed beef pri~es for the next 12 Center, P. 0. Box 32, Jackson, Ohio 45640, by Wednesday, Sept. 10. months. A tour of the new Jackson Research Branch and a steak fry will be held prior to the beef outlook session. Wa~on tours of Beef tour on 17th Flood insurance now available in Rutland RUTLAND - Rutland Mayor Eugene Thompson has been notified by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development that the village is accepted into the National Flood Insuran ce Program. As a participating village, residents of Rutland, who have been hit by flash floods since its se ttlement in the last century the latest being only last spring - will be able to purchase flood insurance. Various agents sell such insuran ce to residents of communities which have been accepted into the program. Mayor Thompson sa id that village council made application for participation in the program months ago and expressed pleasure that the village ha s been accepted. Maps showing the flood areas of the town and which will denote areas unsuitable for future building have been ordered and are expected within a few days, Mayor Thompson said. . After the maps have been received, reside nts then can apply for purchasing the insurance from an insurance agent, the mayor expi ined. (;u£·.~1 U 1'11('/r iug i'rlore Titan 12,000 SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 7. 1975 GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT Harrison , Frank Houck, neighbor's home, or see it anywhere, to report the facts to authorities. Going a step further , I urge authorities to be more alert to parental cover-ups. Child abuse , stopped early, can Pomeroy, apply for marriage adm11ted . license. REGULAR MEETING of THE NEW MINISTER at Racine Masonic Lodge 461 the Rutland Church of Christ F&AM will be Tuesday , Sept. announces the and Bloomfield, Judy Branhan ,' Addie Bush, Guy Campbeli,Sr. , Kevin Cole, James R .: Duncan, Jeremy Geiger ,' James Goody, Marcella HOSPITAL NEWS squad was called at 9:59p. m. Thursday for F'eggy Ellis, Foltrod . South Third Ave. She was FRED MICHAEL HOFF - having back pains. She was MAN, 18, Middleport, and taken to Veterans Memorial Vicki Lynn Abbott, 18, Rt . 3. Has pi tal where she was Sunday for morning worship at 10 : 30 a.m . . and evening service at 7: 30 will be Byron Newman from Kentucky All m&nbers of the band wore an uniform. in all appearances. a bas, .. blue and white jump suit type of a ppare l desagned by Ouc Siverson of TV fame on t he "Tonight" show . Siverson, who playct.l with the band ~·;:-:-ial dershowers Sunday. Highs from the mid 70s to low Blls . Mostly cloudy Sunday nig ht a nd Mond af, chance of p.m . at the home of Margaret pomeroy nationa bank the State Fair Band . There's a possibility they may be invited to return next yt.,.,. although the general rule is that students should still be ln. high school. On opening day of the fair , Kim and Dina joined the :!98 other members of the band in opening ceremonies at 5:30 a.m. followed by the official ribbon cutting at 6 a .m. From then until the band was released on Aug. 27:)il was, "go, go, go." The boys and girts '--- 300.strong - played together on some occasions during the fair and on other occasions were divided into two bands for separate appearances. The Hnal concert - there was a concert ever y evening in the coliseum was especially for parents of band . members. Kim 's parents, Mr. and Mrs . Richard Jones, Pomeroy, and Dina 's folks , Mr . and Mrs. Ralph Pratt of Middleport, joined by Autumn Sayre, attended tha,t final concern. Weather Local notices, news, briefs HOURS : Monday , Tuesday , Wednesday, Saturday 9 to 3, Thursday 9 to 12, Friday 9 to 7. i: For 49 years _Ohio's ::: {State Fair Band was f restricted without justification to a .'boys only' group ;.;. DEAR HELEN: I was breezing along about 10 miles over the legal speed limit when a state patrol car came up beside me. I thought, "Uh-<>h, I've had lt 1" - but not so. The officer simply flashed me the "double-five" - sign language for "55"- waved and drove on. You know ? I haven 't speeded since. Each time the speedometer creeps up, I think of that nice cop who didn't give me a ticket, and then I slow down. If he's reading this, may I say , "Thank you, sir, your cheerful double-five made me a LAW ABIDER" COLUMBUS - A FEDERAL GRAND JURY here Thurs- DEAR HELEN : day indicted Consolidation Coal Co. and eight of its employes You wrote that you couldn't believe a Child Protective on 174 criminal counts involving coal mine health and safety Agency would ignore a citizen's complaint of child abuse. regulations . Believe me , it happens; sometimes because of lack of social The indictment charged Consolidation and eight employes service workers , other times because eyidence must be defrauded the U. S. Interior Department in administration of damning, and that can come after tbe child is beyond help . the respirable dust sampling program. The indictment said My parents, Thomas and Roberta Baker, founded five Consolidation mines in Harrison and Jefferson Counties P.E.A.C.E . ( Protect Every Abused Child Everywhere) in were the scene of this conspiracy to circumvent federal 1971. They helped get child welfare bills passed and worked in regulations between Nov . I, 1972 and May 22, 1974. foster care for years. I've seen many children wasted : an Syear-<>ld girl with gonorrhea; a baby in full body cast - and she wasn't the victim of a "faD"; a 3-year-!lld with cigarette burns all over her body; an 18-month-<>ld thrown down a stair TRUCKER KILLED well - X-rays showed that most of the dead child's bones had SOMERSET, Pa. ( UP!) been previously broken. NOW YOU KNOW Charles Fauber, 38, Wauseon, Here are some little known facts : Of the 44 colonists who Ohio, was killed Thursday More children die from child abuse than from other founded Los Angeles under when his tr ac tor ~ trailer truck childhood diseases combined . the Spanish crown, 26 had struck . the east end of the Only abol\t one-third of child abuse cases are reported. All egheny Tunnel on th e some African blood, 16 were Not all of the abusing parents were once abused . Families Indians or mestizos and two Pennsylvania Turnpike near with marital problems, etc., bring about such violence. They were white. the Somerset-Bedford County take it out on the kids. line. ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:::::::::;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:: Ukeyou, Helen, I urge people who suspect child abuse In a pomeroy rutland tuppers plains ... ;.: Meigs High girls help break 10- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Sept. 5, 1975 I Parlnership wilr go to court .• / GALLIPOLIS - A sui t to dissolve a par:tnership in a local business formed only in the summer of 1974 was filed here Friday in Gallia County Common Pleas Cour t.. Danny Cummons and Shirley Cummons of Rt. 2, Gallipolis, brought the action against John P . Byerly and Gladys 0. Byerly of Rt. 3, Gallipolis , individually and as partners of Fre nc h City Block Company of Rt. 3, Gallipolis. In the complaint, plaintiffs con te nd that on June 1, 1974, defendants sold $6,800 worth of cement blocks in violation of the partnership ag r eement, wrongfull y misappropriated the monies, and failed to account to the plaintiff for any par t of the money derived from the sale of the cement. Plaintiffs also contend that on Aug. 18, 1975, the defendants paid $1,565 to Southwes t Portland Cement Company of Dayton for purchase of inventory which defendants failed to pay. Plaintiffs say since Dec. 1, 1974, the partnership business has sustained loss of capital and assets. As a result of the business c:or.ditions in the city of Gallipolis (Continued on page 2) GALUA COUNTY COMMON Pleas Court Judge Ronald R. Calhoun, righ t, was presented an award by Ohio Supreme court Chief Justice C. William O'Neill for "o utstanding judicial service during the past 18 months," during Thursday's Ohio Judicial Conference held at the Neil House in Columbus. Leo Hill of Racine to instruct Art courses RIO GRANDE - Rio Gra nde CollegeRio Grande Community College will offer eig ht basic art courses this fall quarter according to Charlotte Ca r ver, Assistant Dean for Art.'i , Science, and Pro £esS i on~:~ l Education. Three of the co urses will be taught by Leo C. Hill of Racine, a graduate of the Ohio University School of Art. Hill, a Technical Special Assistant to the Director of the School of Art at Ohio Uni versity and a technician in the Ohio University Sculpture Foundry before coming to RIO Grande College, ear li er wa s employed by the Central Operating Company in New Haven, W. Va. 20 years. Before grad uatin g £rom Ohio University I-lill completed the National Rad io Institute short course and the Internationa l Co rrespondence School Electronics Fundamental Special Course for Power Plants . He is currently ta king graduate art work at Ohio University . He will teach Basic Photography, Basic Ceramics, and Fundamentals of Design this fall at RGC-CC . Photography will be offered from 6:30-10 :30 p.m . on Tuesdays. The course will be an in- traduction to sunple bla ck and white photography using basic cameras and will include begirming dark room skills. The secon d course Hill wit! teach is Basic Ce ramics from 6:30-10:30 p.m . each Thursday. This course is an introduction to the fundam ental techniques of working with clay molding and modeling, slips, and glazes. The use of the kiln a nd proper ririn g techniques will also be treated . Hill 's third course is Fundamentals of Design, to be offered from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m . each Wednesday . This course in· eludes composition and desig n using var ied second and third dimensional media . The art courses this fall at RGC-CC will emphasize the art forms rather than techn iques. The courses can lead to an art major or minor at th e college and can be used for secondary or elementary visual certificat ion for teachers. There are no prerequisites for any of the art courses offered this fall . The classes are available at Community College rates. Stude nts will have so me extra minor expenses for supplies in some of the courses. ·- LOCAL BUSINESSMAN RETIRES - Orville K. 1Keith) Suiter, Gallipolis busines s m an, retir ed recently after 35 years in the Ga llipolis area. Suiter so ld hi s Shell Servleo Center located on Second Ave. to Tom Russell ef. fective Sept. 1. Suiter, ·married to the form er Lola Mae Rupe, .had owned the station 10 yea~s. Prior to acqu iring his oY.n business, Su it er worked approximatel y 25 years for Ford Motor Sal es in Gallipolis. BICENTENNIAL THEME - Syracuse Board of Public Affairs is carrying out the Bicentennial theme by having all the fire hydrants in the village painted an att ra ctive red: white and blue. Posing with one of the hydrants are, 1-r, Oris Hubbard , maintenance super visor fQ!" the village and Jim Ritchie, em ployed through the county, who did the work. WASHINGTON (UPI )- President Ford told some Democratic senators Saturday what it is like to face a gun and then resumed his drive for compromise with Congress on energy policy by telling the Democrats he would consider a 45-day extension of oil price controls. Getting right back to business after his brush with death Friday, Ford set a White House meeting of congressional leaders for Monday in a bid to head off plans to override his prospective veto of a bill extending th e controls for six months . Although some of the senators who chatted with Ford Saturday seemed pleased with his compromise offer, Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield indicated there is little chance Ford can protect hts planned veto from an override attempt. " As far as I am con ce rned , the veto action scheduled for 3 p.m. Wednesday in the Senate is still in effect, " Mansfield said in an lnterview. " I don't know what is going on the re 1at the White House ). We 'll find out when we go there Monday. " Ford slept a little later than usual Saturday - t he only sign he might have had a rough day Friday when he survived an assassination attempt in Sacramento, Calif. There, Lynette Alice " Squeak y " Fromme, a 26·year-Q id disciple of ma ssmurder er Charles Manson, pointed a loa ded .45 at Ford from point blank ran ge as he shook hands in a crowd. Secret Service agent Larry Buendorf ta ckled Miss Fromme before she co uld fir e the pistol and Ford was unharmed. He joked and chatted with Secret Servicemen on his flight back from California and was greeted on the White House lawn by aides who cheered and held up signs reading, " Well Done Agents " a nd "Especially Good to Have You Home.·· "We had a great trip," Ford told them . " Just a fraction of a seco nd or two that disturbed things, but everything else was superb. "I don't know why all the bother ." \Vhlte House Press Secretary Ron Nessen said Ford briefly recounted th': attempted assassination to his visitor s, then got right down to disc ussion of "' compromise energy package. Hi s· guests were Independent Senator Harry F. Byrd of Virginia and Democratic Senators Jennings Randolph of West Virginia, John C. Stennis of Mississippi, John L. McClellan of Arkansas, Robert Morgan of North Carolina, Sam Nunn of Georgia and John Sparkman of Alabama . The senators told reporters later F ord said he would consider a 45-day exension of price controls on domestic oil provirted Congress moves quickly to approve a gradual phaseout of the controls over a 39month period. A majority of Democratic Senators rejected that compromise in party caucus Thursday and vowed to push for the full six-month extension by trying to override Ford's veto. The President nonetheless renewed his effort Saturday and telephoned Mansfield to set up Monday's meet ing wi~h bipartisan Congressional leaders to lobby further. QUAKE KILLS 250 BIY ARBAK!R, Turkey (UP! ) -- A powe rful earthquake rocked esal e rn Turkey at lunchtime Saturday, killing at least 250 persons, inJuring more than 1,000 others and destroying hundreds of houses, government officials said. In Ankara, gove rnment sources said unofficial and still unconfirmed reports_ indicated the death to)! might rise as high as 1,000. -.1 ·) ' . ,· I I \ ., .• : � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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