http://66.213.69.5/files/original/2c7e3f3b4f529c806edb5ae5f170647e.pdf bd463ae380a431868ab21a04d92e4af1 PDF Text Text 10 - The Daily Sentinel, Mlrldlepuri-Pomcroy, 0., Thursday, Oct. ~0. ln75 New service is offered News ••.mBriefs (Continued from page dependents, $344.40. I) WASHINGTON - CONGRESS SHOULD REFUSE TO ALLOW "the fever of the times" to result in passage of an antibusing consiitutlonal amendment, says U.uisvllle League of Women Voters president Dot Ridings. "U.ulsville, ltsell, after barely eight weeks of busing, cannot be allowed to be the precedent for tiJe entire nation," she told U!e Senate Judiciary Committee Wednesday at U!e last of two hearings U!ls week focusing on the busing situation in Kentucky's largest city. SACRAMENTO, CAUF. - STEVEN SOLIAH, . THE HOUSEPAINTER wbo shared an apartment with Patricia Hearst, has been accused of a bank robbery murder. It was the first official action linking the Symbionese I.Jheration Army to last April's robbery of the Carmichael branch of the Crocker National Bank, In which a middle-age woman customer was killed by a 12-gauge shotgun blast. Prosecutors Indicated other indictments may follow. Ball for Sollah, 27, was set at $250,000 during his arraignment Wednesday, only five hours after he was indicted by a federal grand jury, The charge carries a lliaxlmum penalty of death and a minimum of 10 years in prison. . ASHINGTON - TWO OOCTORS SAY TELEVISION AD .'\,RTISEMENTS promoting the use of over-th~unter sl< ·~• aids and tranquilizers are contributing to the drug abuse problem among youngsters. . Drs. Anthony Kales Qf the Hershey Medical Center and David Green~latt of \)le Massachusetta General Hospital told a Senate monopoly subcoiT)Illlttee Wednesday the heavily advertised nonprescription drugs are Ineffective In their recommended dosages, 1and high~r doses may cause dangerous side effects. Pl.ANPARTY Ohio Valley Grange .2612, Letart Falls, will sponsor 'a Halloween party at 7:30 p. m. Friday at the Lelart Falls Community Hall for children of Letart Township. Children are to attend masked and prizes will be awarded .. Refreshments will be served. MEIGS THEATRE TONITE THURSDAY OCT.30 FRI.-SAT.-SUN. OCT. 31-Nov. 2 OIOBY, THE BIGGEST 000 IN THE WORLD ITechnlcolorl Show at1rts 7:00p.m. SQUAD CALLED The Pomeroy Emergency Squad was called to 128 · Ebenezer St., at 2:18 a. in. Thursday for Kenny White who was Ill as a result of an old injury. He was taken to Veterans Mei!Jorial Hospital. At12 :15 p. 'II· Wednesday, the squad went to Wolf Pen for Charles Sayre who had a back Injury received in a fall . He was taken to Veterans Memorial Hosplliil where he was admitted. MEET SATURDAY A meeting of Region 11, Ohio Assocwlation of Garden Clubs, wlll be held Saturday at the Middleport Elementary School and not the Pomeroy Elementary SChool as erroneously announced hi the Wednesday edition of The Sentinel. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY TilE VESTED LOOK SUITS by CURLEE 20% OFF ' Gef a special buy now. Oloose from plaids. stripes and colors. Also Nice selection LEISURE ·SUITS 20% OFF KERM'S KORNER New York Qothing House POMEROY, OHIO Production Nov. 29 The Meigs Community every Monday 9 a.m. to 4 Fiet The Fall Follies of .llle Big Mental Health Clinic offers a p.m. Along with regular Bend Minstrel Ass~ .• ~irected new service to the Meigs ·clinical services, specially by Bob Hoeflich, will be County residents-"Tolkieus trained counselors will he revived this year with the Day". This Is a day especiaiiy . available for comsultation musical production set for devoted to the area of drug and education in the drug Saturday, .Nov. 29, at the abuse. This service is being area. Speakers are available Meigs High School under the offered in response to the for interested groups and sponsorship of the Meigs growing concern for drug organizations. Athletic Boosters. High abuse in Meigs County. Anyone interes.ted in drugs, . school girls interested in "Tolkieus Day" will be held their effects, and drug laking part in the dance lines legislation can either walk in of the show are to register at or contact the clinic by phone once with Mrs. James (992-2192) on any Monday. Souls by, 992-2377. A few vocal The Meigs Community solo spots on the high school Mental Health Clinic is and adult levels are open for (Continued from page 1) located in the old Meigs this fail's show . .Those inwant to spend another day in General Hospital. terested are also to register prison" said Thomas. "I with Mrs. Soulsby. U!lnk he's a psychopath. And you can't predict what they'll do. He keeps saying h~ couldn't have picked a nicer group of people to have as hostages." Holzer Medical Center VETERANS MEMORIAL Watkins was paroled from (Discharges, Oct. 29) HOSPITAL a federal penitentiary in Patricia Atwood, Nora ADMITTED Harry G. Atlanta in June of this year after serving eight years of Brown, Minersville; Donna Birchfield, Dordy Call, Paul Imboden, Minersville; David Goodson, Mary Gertrude his sentence, · Jones, Darrell livingston, Bill Rooney, another for- Davidson, Pomeroy; Charles Malley, Kenneth Arthur mer cellmate of Watkins, also Sayre, Pomeroy; Johri Davis, Syracuse; Donna Smith, McManis, Beth Moore, talked with him. "He's bitter hecaUBe he's Syracuse; Harold Adams, Melissa NanCii, Mary Neal, Woodrow NorU!, Carl Notdone all that time and has Reedsville. DISCHARGED - Madeline tingham, Ada Pearce, Mrs. noU!Ing to show for it," said Swan, Dorsel Biggs, George Robert Peoples and son, Rooney. Richard Quails, Jeffrey · "A man who repeatedly Conde, Holly Friend. Sayre, Russell Slayton, Mrs. goes into banks and comes Jack Stevison and son, U.uis out with satchels of money Is Pleasant Valley Hospital Tyler, Marsha Walker. a violent man," added DISCHARGES Scott ( Births, Oct. 29) Rooney, Roush, New Haven; Mr . and. Mrs. Richard Watkins went to work for Franklin Kidwell, Buffalo ; . Gilkey, daughter, MidDr. Peter E. Briescb, an Catherine Pierce, New dleport; Mr. and Mrs. Terry Internist In Couer D'Alene, Haven; Clarence Glenn, Hill, daughter, Jackson , ldabo, as a $400-a-monU! Southside; William Smith, ranch manager, when be was Lakin; Nancy Smith, Leon; s;araaa-:;::··;:n;;;;;m; iJWo¥ released from prison. Charlene Barton, MidOhio Extended Outlook However, he took off less dleport; John Chapman, Saturday tbrough Monday than · a month lllter after Galllpo(is Ferry; Mary Ann A chance of showers stealing Briesch's .357 Miller, Hartford; Everett J. Saturday and fair wilb magnum and his car. Ellis, Vinton, and Mrs. Frank moderating temperatures "Apparently he just Saturday and Sunday. · couldn't take the straight Epple, Point Pleasant. Highs wUI .be In the 50s life," said Briesch. "There , Saturday and In the lower was no Indication at all he 'II 60s Monday. U.ws wUI be In woulddothat . Hewasgetting 1r~arc the 30s early Saturday and along great." In the lower . !Os early While sharpshooters, arMonday. med with telescopic sights ''J"'w.t' ._, ·r···...·ss'?;;·n~~~ and Infrared spotters we~e perched atop the bank, Watkins smoked cigarettes, drank coffee and brandished '.1:' the revolver as he toyed with' CASABLANCA, Morocco U!e shoe-box bomb- telling (UP!) - Mothers In hooded SALES REPOitT agents he would "blow up the robes and veils raised their Ohio Valley Uvestock Co. scene" If his demands were arms In blessing and neighOcL 25,1975 Ignored, bors lined the railroad track Gallipolis, Oblo An "explosive-sniffing" to watch the departure ·of STOCKER CATTLE dog was broughtto the scene, about 10,000 volunteers for STEERS - 250 to 300 lbs. 17 . but the animal couldn't get King Hassan's mass march to 24.50, 300 to 400 lbi. 20 to 26, close enough to Watkins to Into Spanlah Sahara. 400 to 500 lba. 19 to 31, 500 to detect a bomb, accordliJg to WIU! tbeir hands and feet 600 lbs. 21 to 33.50, 600 to 700 pollee, who said Watkins told dangling from cattle cars the lbs. 20 to 34, 700 lbs! and over U!em : "You will not get me.!' first of 35,000 marchers from 22 to 44. Meanwhile, as news of the · Casablanca Wednesday HEIFER CALVES- 250 to holdout spread, about 2,000 began the 15().rnUe trip to 300 lbs. 15 to 22, 300 to 400 lba. sightseers gathered at the Marrakesb _ the first stop 15 to 22, 400 to 500 lbs. 15 to scene Wednesday. The crowd before the procession's 23.50500to6001bs.17 to 27,600 was In a light-hearted, almost staging area to 700 lbs. 18 to 30, 700 lbs. and festive mood as pollee used In Marrakesb they will over 20 to 40.25. bullborns to order back the board open-backed trucka for STOCK COWS & BULUl curious spectators. a 350-mlle ride over bumpy, (By the Head) Stock Cows 85 · The only serloua crowd sandswept roads to Tarfaya trouble Involved two 16-year- 10 miles from their desert to 160, Stock Cows and Calves 115 to 210, Stock Bulls 100 to old youths who live In the target ·· 300, Baby Calves 5 to 29; (By neighborhood. They refused At Ute nearby tent city the Pound) Canners & Cutto move back, pollee said, where male Casablanca ters Cows 12 to 18.75, Holstein and were arrested and then volunteers have been billeted Cows 17.50 to 24.50, Comreleased to the custody of for two to five daya to be mercial Bulls ( 1,000 lba. and their parents. organized, restlessness ' and over) 21 to 27. confusion reigned. LAMBS ..: Tops 9Q Ibs. to Soldiers wearing sldearma 110 38 to 42, Seconds 751bs. to were posted on cliff topa to 80 28 to 38, Ugbta 40 Ibs. to 65 prevent volunteers from 20 to 30, Stock Ewes by the leaving U!e compound to say head 10 to 21. last goodbyes to their VEAL CALVES - ToP, 220 relatives, lbs. to 250 55 to 60.50, Medlwn "They volunteered and 200 lbs. to 300 35 to 42, Culls 30 they were accepted 8o let down, Shoats 12 to 37 .50. them leave their mothers at home," one Ueutenant said. Those leaving Wednelday shouted slogans and waved The meeting of 'tbe pictures of the king as trucks Southeastern Ohio Ath1etlc took U!em to the cattle cars League Sporllwrlters atlll Spanish military Breadeasten Auoclatlon authorities, meanwhile, BAKER to select ·the 19'75 SEOAL began evacuating civilians from Spanish Sahara In AU-League loolball leiDI F~RNITURE will be held S~mday, Nov. t, advance of the peaceful InM14<11opott,O, vasion by 350,000 Moroccans, all p.m., at Jolly LaDet Ia officials In Madrid said JacksOIL The meetlDI Ia for members el the today. The puDout began wblle association, with coaclles govenunent mlniBten from asked to attend to offer their views oa · their four coWltrles met In M.ctrld to try to Iettie the future of playen. the dls[XIted Spanlsh-roled ~ lli~l~d:\":;JM"m!m': W'ii' North African territory, Ex-con ••• HOSPITAL NEWS h ers beiYJ•n e .,. long trz;n Market Report I .PLAYING NITEL Y DISOOUNT ON ALL MERatANDISE IN STORE PLUS SOME BIG DISCOUNTS --(HICK OUR Stor · Hours 9 to s Mon.-Fri. 9 to 8. Sat. aosed Sun. I SPICIA~LS- heritage house MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TUESIMY THRU SATURDAY Eltiettelds In Pomeroy Three Day Storewide Sale. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31st SATURDAY, NovEiiafR. isT TUES.· THURS. 1: 30·1: 00 . Generally clear but not 'as cold tonight· with lows in the upper 30s to the lower 40s. Partly cloudy and· a little warmer Saturday with a chance of showers by late in -the day. The MEIGS INN VOL XXVII. NO. 141 cleanup," in c luding demoliti on, tra sh r emoval and repair. The rest of the $1.1 billion produced by the bond sales would not be earmarked. It would go for state capital construction programs approved by the General Assembly. This portion would Include 1140 mtllion for cancer centers in Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Toledo, and another $40 million for expansion of open heart surgery facilities at Cleveland Clinic. It also includes $150 million which U!e governor proposes to •spend on energy development, mainly through loans to gas drilling firms to get them to supply additional fuel for U!is winter. Other plans for the money, which must be apj>roved by the General Assembly, include ports and harbors, $275 mllllon ; state govenunent facilities, $145 million; vocational education, $10Q million ; correctional facilities and parks and recreation, $75 miiiion each; water development and solid . waste projects, $50 million (Continued on page 12f - Now You Know • enttne at y e largest amount$147 million. Another $743 million would be made available to less populous cities and villages on a per capita basis for recreation facilities , civic centers, urban renewal projects, parking lots and public buildings. As with the big city grants, any of these projects would have to he approved by the local government and then by the General Assembly before any state money Is committed. Another $200 million is plann~d for " inner city ' Agrizzly bear can outrun a human by two miles per hour. Devoted To The Interests of The Meigs-Mason Area POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO PRICE 15' FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1975 OFF Includes Every lt~m . ~ll Every f?epartment In The Main Store ' and the Home Fur.nlshlngs Annex MAIN STORE ' • COSTUME PRIZE 'NJNNERS In the Infant through age five group at the annual party held at the Syracuse Municipal Building were, 1-r, Robyn Stewart, prettiest :.Jerry Aleshire, most original; Doug Lavender, ugliest and Aimee Wolfe, funniest. Judges were James Teaford, Robert Wingett, and Patty Roush . I ' ~oween Women's and Girts Coordinates, Pants, Skirts, Blouses, Jeans, Shirts, Kn~ Tops, Diems, P•JIS. ' CcE, UnifC.ms, Slips, Panties, ~ Gidles, Gowns, Paiamas, Robes, DusterS, tbiery, ·s,ippers, JewebJ, Cosmetics,·Handbap, Scaifs, Umllrellas, Billfalds, Shirts, Bells, T1e5, tbiery, Jeans, Caps, Pa;amas, Robes, Wen Unifoons, iackets, Leisure Suits, Piece Goods, Sewing Nations, Yn, Paltans, fdm, tvneras, NOOons, Cards, Gift Wrap, Sdlool Supplies, Candy, Small Appliances, Glassware, Clocks, Caokwa11, Paper CulleiJ, Goods, Giftwares, Hampers, Kitchen Gad&els, Records, Tapes, Radicl, TaPe Players, Bedroom FUrniture, Clairs, LMng Room ~ Dinett~ NuiSeiJ Furniture, Tables, Pictuies, M~LamPs, w• Deootalioos, Dining Room Furniture. HOME FURNISHINGS ANNEX · Towels, Sheets, Pillowcas~, Bedspltids, Tablecouers, Furniture, lhnrev$; Die·;;~ bts, Place Mats, Curtains, Draperies, Matb.ss Pa lbnestics, Bath Mats, Alaa Ruas, ' o._, ~ l f' J f • • Hanlware, Window Shades,.Blanllll, PlOWs.. A HIT at the annual commW!ity Halloween party of Powell's Super Valu Store held in Pomeroy Thursday night were Raggedy Annie, Usa Darst, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Darst, Route 3, Pomeroy, and Raggedy Andy, Neal Richmond, 80n of Mr. and Mrs. James Richmond, Rt. I, Middleport. Main Store • Wlllllola and Horne Furn!lbfnp 'Annex open fridiJ and SaturdiJ Ntprs t1 8 p.m. ds In BOBBING FOR APPLES, some numbered for prizes, was a popular diversion at the annual Halloween party of Powell's Super Valu store in Pomeroy Thursday night. In the bsckground at the popular spot are Bill Young and Rick Crow, Meigs County Jaycees. The Jaycees co-sponsored the party and helped til various directions. They will receive 10 percent of U!e gross receipts for U!e day.'s business at the Powell store to he applied to their Mini-Park Project. ' Costume winners Ohio still in running are announced Watches, Men's and Boys' Pants, Dn!ss Shirts, Sport . 992-3629 Best In Live Enterta lnment . • THURSDAY'S COSTUME PRIZE WINNERS In the age five and up at the annual Halloween party held at the Syracuse Municipal Building were, 1-r, Robert Willis, funniest ; K. C. Arnott and Becky Arnott, most original; Kim Morrow, prettiest and Jerry Wolfe, ugliest. cash prizes were awarded to costume winners at U!e annual community Halloween party of Powell's Super Valu staged Thursday night at the store in ~omeroy . Members of U!e Jaycees who helped stage U!e party served as costume judges and included Jay Warner, Chad Jacobs, Mike ,Mullen, Jeff Howell and Bill Young. Cash prizes of $5, $3 and $2 were awarded to the top U!ree in prettiest, scariest and most original in two age classes. Winners were : Under 6, first U!rough third respectively In each category - prettiest, Tracy Richmond, Lori Redman, Susan Rose ; scariest, Tammie Eblin , Stephany Gardner, Mandl Fry; most original, Chrissy Richmond, Neal Richmond and Usa Darst, a team, and Steve Tracy . Over 6, prettiest, scariest and most original, respectively, Bhahavia Gordie and Carrie Bearhs, tie for first; Terri Roush·, Jayne Hoeflich ; Jim Snider, Kathy DeLong, Mary Fry; Robbie Landers, Charles Knopp and John McKinney and Ken McCullough, a team for third. Bobbing for apples was a diversion and Jaycees will receive 10 percent of the day's gross receipts for use at their mini-park now being built in Pomeroy . Man surrenders, . B .-f. ews • • .ln r~e} st_rl Su~~~; 0~:o:;~e~!~:~~ hostages freed :::m:w.::::~::::~::::::::::::::;:;;::::::::::::;:::::::;:i:i:·=·=~=:=·=·=~=::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::: ::::::::::::::=~:=:=:=:=~:::::::::=:=:::::=:=:=:=:=:::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:= ~i I EXTENDED OUTLOOK ~ Highs will he io the 8lls By United Press Interaallonal 'f Sunday aod lo upper 50s to BEffiUT, LEBANON - SECURITY FORCES supported the lower &Oa Monday and by armored cars moved into the battle-scarred seaside hotel Tuesday. Lows wlll be 1n district of Beirut today, enforcing a cease-lire that has given a the lower 40s early Sunday CLEVELAND (UP!) lrlef respite to seven weeks of civil war. and In the mid to upper 30s "OK, I'm ready," said EdTile troops took over Beirut's leading hotels - the Holiday early Tuesday. ward 0 . Watkins. "I'll send Inn and the Phoenicia and St. Georges hotels - strongholds of ' the bostages out." Christian militia fightinll Moslem forces. And with those words the The Vicious·street battles kllled at least 350 Ibis week and Four fined 56-year-old fugitive ended a total casualties since fighting flared In mid-September number 21-hour siege Thursday in about 1,000 dead and 2,400 woWlded. Four defendants were firied which he he)d !lx per80ns and three others forfeited captive at gunpoint Inside a PRAGUE - CZECHOSLOVAK AlRUNE officials today bonds in the court of Pomeroy · bank on Cleveland's West said the death tDll in Thursday's plllne crash near the Prague Mayor Dal~ E. SmiU! Thurs- Side while keeping FBI airport has risen to 72. ' day night. agents and pollee at bay by The oHiclalll said four persons died in hospitals followinl! Fined were Randy Tolley, U!reatening to detonate a the crash, raising the fatality count to 72 of the 1151J8ssenget'J address .not listed, $10 and dynamite bomb that turned and five crew members aboard the In ex Adria aircraft. costs, disturbing the peace, out to he a fake. Only one of U!e crew, a hostess, survived the crash. The . and $20 and cosls, resisting Watkins, undergoing a batplane was carrying Czech labor 1mlon members and their arrest; Dorsey Ohlinger, tery of tests today at famWes home from a vacation on the Yugoslav aea coaat. Middleport, $10- and , costs, Metropolitan General . \ passing on a yellow llne; Earl Hospital where he Is In the WASHlNGTON - PRESIDENT FORD'S TRIP to Knight, Middleport, $10 .and coronary care unit, is under California wae·• demonstration of Ford conservatlani to meet costs, assured clear distance, round-the-clock guard. He a challenge from Ronald Reagan. and Herbert Gilkey, Shade, has a history of heart trouble, The Preiddent iddreued Republic~ Party f!IDd-raiaing $10 and costs, assured clear alorig 'with a knack to feign events In Lol Anseles and San FrMcilco and althQUgh the distance. Forfeiting bonds illness to make escape atformer Cellfornil governor was Usted as a coaponaor for botli were Lee J. Combs, Rutland, tempts, pollee said. gathertnp he did not show up. $22.70, speeding; Del'or;;s. The siege bejjan about 2: 30 AI the Pretddenl appeared on Reagan's geographic turf, Summers, Pomeroy, $30, p.m . . Wednesday when heaiaomuacledinonReagan'aconservative turf. However, he intoxication, and William Watkins ' robbery attempt at aiiiO admonilhed the GOP to "discard an attitude of tx- Krawsczyn , Middleport, a Society National Bank of . (Continued on .,Rge 12) Clevelan4 branch wu luiled $23.70, speeding. ' FRI. & SAT. 8:30-2:00 ' commercial ports, saving iOO,OOO steel industry and related jobs In northeasterh Ohio alone. - Place open heart surgery and cancer treatment facilities within reach of every Ohioan. - Encourage exploration for natural gas and coal to make Ohio sell-reliant in the energy field. Rhodes predicts his plan wlll create 300,000 jobs over ·a four-year period. Issue 5 earmarks $677 million to be split among the state's nine largest cities. Cleveland would ••t the Last Of Five Articles James A. Rhodes calls it his and it's the feature attraction ment will furnish $2.75 billion EDU'Oit'S NOrE: Ohioans "Program to Make Ohio the of the govemot's plan In in matchlrig funds to help are to vote next l'uesday on Finest State in the Union." make the state "depression defray the cost . "This program is a revolunine statewide Issues, InTo Lt. Gov. Richard F. proof." tionary approach to the probeluding four of . the most · Celeste, it's the major sketch Issue 5 authorizes the state lems of our cities," says complex constlt.ullonal · in a "Blueprint for to sell $2.75 billion worU! of 3~ Rhodes, adding it will rejuveamendments ever to appear Bankruptcy." year bonds to finance public nate downtown business .dison the ballot -Gov. James A. State legislawrs named it construction projects of all tricts, clean up slum areas, ·Rbodes' economic reeovery the "Christmas Tree " shapes, sizes and locations. PfOposals. In the final In· because it has something for . Paying off the bonds will establish industrial parks and stallment of 11 five-part everybody. require an increase in the recreation sites, and make series, UPI Statehouse · · And one opposing state sales tax from 4cents on urban areas more pleasant Reporter Lee Leonard lawmaker in particular the dollar to 4.7 cents, star- for working, shopping and playing. outl,lnes State Issue 5, a $2.75 dubbed it "Unfair Taxes {or ting next July 1. The governor also believes billion bond Issue. Unnecessary Buildings." The interest cost . to the U!e plan will : · ___,.. Invent yollr own name for state Is estimated at $2.5 -Stimulate development' of By LEE LEONARD State Issue 5; ·it's still the billien to $3 billion over the :JO. UPI Statehouse Reporter largest slrigle bond issue ever year life of the bonds. Rhodes Ohio's lake and river cities COLUMBUS (UP!)- Gov. placed before the Ohio voters, claims the federal govern- through rehabilitation of Weather MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd I GEO. HALL Issue 5 largest single .bond issue ever placed before voters '' tf' ,\i I when a teller tripped a silent alarm, bringing swarms of pollee and FBI agents to the scene within two minutes. · Knowing he was surrounded, Watkins-once on the FID's 10 most-wanted list-herded the nine persons inside th~ bank Into a lounge at the rear of the building and started making demands, Three of the hostages were later released that night while U!e federal parolee continued his demand for a rich, sale escape, With a box he said contained dynamite in one hand and a loaded, six.61Jot, .357 Magnum revolver In the other, Watkins demanded $50,000 ransom, a van to get him out of U!e area and a plane to fly him out of the country. The only demand met was the van, which remained parked outside the bank's front doors U!rougbout U!e ensuing drama. .for conver~ion plant Prior sites mentioned, all By LEE LEONARD declined to narrow down tbe UPI Statehouse Reporter sites in Ohio still under • on the Ohio River, have been COLUMBUS (UPI) - Atop consideration. To do so, he in Belmont, Monroe, Jefenergy official in the ad- said, would affect the state's ferson , Washington and ministration of Gov. James abUity to pick up options on Scioto counties. West Virginia is regarded A. Rhodes said today Ohio land not yet acquired for the as having the natural edge as bas three of the eight sites potential site, a coal.;producing giant In the still in the running for a $237 heart of the coal region and miilion experimental coal ! with powerful politicians and conversion plant with the ~Ill Coalcon located there. location decision about two "We developed the idea weeks away. first ," said Rhodes, "and we Robert S. Ryan, executive met all the criteria set forth director of the Ohio Energy by the Department of Inand Resource Development terior. We were the only Agency, said be expects the bidder. Then all these other site of the coal gasification states came In with their facllity to be announced "sometime around Nov. 15" Meigs County Sheriff plans. It rightfully belongs in by Robert Seamans Jr., Robert C. Harten bach and Ohio. We have the coal, the director of the U.S. Energy Randall Carpenter, deputy, water, the rails and the highResearch and Development investigated an armed ways." Administration . robbery Thursday at apThe governor said three of "1 think we're still In the proximately 7:15 p.m. at his "economic recovery" middle oflt," agreed Rhodes, Jarrell 's Market in Salem proposals on the Ohio ballot next Tuesday could have an "altbough we're fighting with Center. some strong polltical people Herman and Violet Jarrell, effect on ERDA's choice. "People will say I'm being In Washington. I U!ink it's 50- owners and operators of the 50. " store, were in the store. Mrs. political and talking for the The U.S. ERDA wiii Jarrell was behind the bond issues," Rhodes · said, " but Issue 2 bas tax finance the pilot project. Tbe counter . for these Coalcon Corp ., a conTwo men wearing ski abatement facilities, Issue 3 will build structlon-chemlcal firm masks walked in. One was highways and Issue 5 conlocated at Charleston, W.Va., armed wiU! a gun. They tains money to purchase will design, build, test and ordered Mrs. Jarrell to give run the plant, converting U!em all the currency on some of this land and high-sulphur soft coal w hand. They did not want any provides for ports on the Ohio clean burning Uquid fuel and coins. The other subject held River." Ryan agreed the ballot pipeline gas. a gun on Mr. Jarrell. They issues will have a "general" Aside from Ohio, com- were given all the currency, effect on the state's ability to pelltors for the facility are approximately $42. West Virginia, Pennsylvania, The subjects left im- loan large sums of money to lndlana, Kentucky and mediately. It is unknown projects like the Coalcon Dllnois. All have presented what type of vehicle they left facility. Satellite projects detalled plans for sites in in. The robbery is still under already are envisioned for Ohio. · U!eir states. investigation. But he said Ohio, already Ryan said Coalcon At 12 :01 U!is morning, in reviewed the data and Sutton Township, Bowmans has a law permitting the tax for coal shipped it to Washington lor a Run , Timothy E. Davidson, abatement final decision by the . U.S. 19, Pomeroy, was traveling gasification facilities and ERDA. He said Coalcon . north when his car went off doesn't need Issue 2 for that. . made no reeommeridatlon as . the road on U!e left in to an , Ryan said he does not to a preferable site. embankment. It struck a believe ERDA Is awaiting the "We talk to ERDA at least telephone pole : Davidson outcome of Rhodes' · bond once a week and we've been reported that the vehicle issues. "There's just so much talking to Coalcon twice a would not respond to his Information they're wading week," said Ryan. " The control. There was moderate through that there's no way to indicators we are getting are damage. No citation was get a decision before the positive." . issued. The driver was not middle of November," he said . ,l The energy official injured. ..:.....:...ed robbery probed �• ---------------------------, Letters oplolon are welcomed They should N NOTICE o R C 350 I Oh 181 TO ALL ELECTOR S COLUMBIA TOWN S iiP TV week in review Co umb a Pc & Oyesv c Pc a e now co mb ned o torm Co un b a Pc vo ng m TO ALL ELECTOR S N Wh•t t On Te-levls on Nov- 2 I ly Untttd Press International (Times 1r1 EST unless rtatedJ SUNIIAY 12 noon On ABC Coll1!9e Fool boll 75 lpm NBC has i Nol Qn8 Foolball League r~ on11 game Is artlng me may be 2 p m ) CBS has B Nl ona FOO bl I League regional game 2pm PBS airs The Vlolenl Universe Recent discoveries n as ronomv ( R On NBC 4pm NFL foolba I Oak and Ralden a Denver B oncos CBS hiS NFL loolbtl Callas Cowboys vs Washington Red sk ns from Robert F Kennedy Stadium WaSh nglon no pm on PBS Anllques Mefal Collectlb M Bran pots whe e oil tamp• and an art nouveau sliver tea service also repro duel ons 7 pm PBS hll World Prets review ABC airs Swlts Family Condom n ums bUY and aller CR B~ore vou NBC mov e The S ence Welcome Back James Palos was os rae zed by Kotter WOOdman suspends. his west Point classma es for allegedly vole ng the honor t<olttr code He endured and was 'P m CBS a rs Sw ch Business graduated The last person o ge the sllen treatment and man arsons On PBS The Ascent ol Mon stick It out to gredua on was Gen Benjem n Davis who was The Majestic C ockwork E nateln suggests Newton s black R chard Thomes (of The cosmic timepiece netds an Wattons) plays the cede features Cliff Gorman owerhaul ( R ) 10 p m ABC has The Rookies En On ABC Harry 0 APB raged when hrs s ster Season HUbley 11 assaulted Chris Harry Orwe I He s the pr me disobeys orders and s suspend suspec n a case he nv aves b ackmall and murder t!d lrom duly II 30 pm Of> NBC Pollee Womarl NBC Ton ghl ShOW W h F-arewell Mary Jane For mer Informant trln to makt a Johnny Carson On ABC Mann x tries o trap kill ng In narcot cs the killer who blinded him 10 p m CBS Movie The Last PBS airs Women AI ve (1970) Mercenary Nne to Five Ont half Of he Grenade female high ac:hoo graduates Stanley Baker sta ks colleague who QO to work become office Alex Cord who be rayed him workers suzanne Jasper 1 f lm and almost got him k led 12 30 pm looks et secre1artn and the r bouu Also Hazel Dickens On ABC L:ongstreet Is and Allee Gerrard sing Cus kidnaped and drugged o keep him from test tying at a tom Mal:le woman 1 Blues with 1nstrument1111s Mike SH murder trial ger and Tr:acy Schwartz ABC e ri Robinson Ntplune s No Beacon Hill II on ces phew Huge unseen beaal On ABC Marcut Welby MD sla ks the castawaya on NBC Joe Forruler s CBS hU ThrH For lhe Roed lypiCII WHkend lncludet a Endy befriends 11 bitter youth • homic del thief and rumors of a home Qlng war part 1 NBC s Wonderful World of II 10 p m at a detention Disney Napoleon and Seman on women PBS The Batte lho 119711 Johnny Wh Ioker for lhe Vote Ipori 11 w lh and Jad e Foster embark on a Mldgo Mackenzie prOducer 01 per loua mounte n tourney In '" effort to save their aging pet lon On Shoulder to Shoulder 11 H p m ABC Myatery Doolh In 7 30 p m Ottp Water Brodlord Dill PBS Lowe 1 Thome• man former mobsler on lhe Rememben run lftks refuge in a bfach 1 pm houu on lhe Enolllllt Hocoasl on ABC me Six Mill on He mHII Suzon Farmer who Dollar Man One Of Our HYIIIItt Wlnlt IO kill h,r OOI!d Runnlno Backs Is Milling weellhy husband Wrlntn by K dnaped In 1 bettlne scheme Brian ClemtnJ w h lllck Bulkus Larry NBC Tonlohl Show Johnny Csonko CarlOn wllh J..n Rlvoro Of> CBS Cher welcomH CBS Movlo DHih Squad GeOrtl Burns Tori Gorr Group Of c~s WhO mink lho Martin Mull Cher 1 ngs Lime covrts artn t efficient end hOUIO BIUH Cleeldt to execule IUSPKitd PBS has en Evening at criminals discover e traltor In Symphony Tonight Hln lhelr m dll Slars Claude Aklnl demllh 1 Mtlhlt dor Moler Melvyn Douolot Rober! For CMathlu lhe Palnlerl Proko tier Mc~tllt Phlll po I ev I P ono ConctrfO 1'10 3 In C Jeffrey Sltttl IIOioltt WIDNI!SDIIY Will am Slo nborg conauc11 lht • 3G p m Boaton Symphony Orchellre tool< Btol PBS Edith ' p 111 'l(horlon Bloorophy 01 he ABC mov e You Only Live novtllll by R W,B Lew 1 Twice (1967) Soon ConneryI.. profntor ol Eng I ah ond as Jemu Bond IOOkl for apacr Amer un SludiH a1 Yele COPIUIH stolon (w lh II I pm tronauta) and ttalhtcl In 1 NBC a rs Little House on he vo tano home of tht crlmt F'ralrle Remember Me syndlcolo SPECTRE FHiuros Peril Polrlcla Noll Incurably an undltclpllned school of II wl- lookt lor 1 homo for plrhane f sh and Donald Alua her thrH children ance as the dllboiiUIIY dtvlooa ABC prtHnll The Rowan Ernst Stn·ro ltofeld by Lewis Gilbert dlrKttd '30 p FRIDAY lpm NBC a rs Sonlord ond Son Of> CBS Bg Edd e hu o dole w h his granddaughter bu at he s be ng held up gunpoint On PBS Wash ng on Week In Revew ABC: movie Tne New Original Wonder Women starr ng Lo c. on <.otumb a eu ld ng School Lot Twp Trus n ee LEBANON TOWN S HIP G ea R ver Pc & Pof' land Pet a e now comb ned o ortn Lebanon Pc Vo ng Lebanon Twp Locat on Trus ee Bu ld no TO THE ELECTOR S N NORTH CHESTER PRECINCT Wes of Co R NO 26 and South of Coun y Road No 25 w I vot e n Sou h Chester Prec nc Townsh o Trus ee at Ches er Bu d no TO THE ELECTORS N OLIVE TOWNSHIP The Townsh p has been rea l gned o es ab sh wo vo ng prec nc s Vo ers Eas of sa te R No 248 and Nor h o Suc cess Rd (County Roed No 46)wllvoeatReedsv eF 1,. Qepar men Bu d ng Reman ng Voters n 0 ve Townsh p w II vo e n newly to med 01 ve Preclnc (Success Church Basemen ) All fo mer 01 ve Dale Prec net voters w I now vote In 01 ve Prec nc (Success Church Baserpen I TO ALL ELECTOR S IN ORANGE TOWNSHIP Allred Pc & Tuppers Pia ns Pc a e now combined o form Orange Prec net - Voting Local on Orange Township F e Department Bu d ng TO ALL ELECTORS N SALEM TOWN SH P Dex e Pet & Salem Pc are now comb ned to form SALEM Prec nc - Vot ng Local on Sa lem Center Schoo l Bu ld ng TO ALL ELECTORS N MIDDLEPORT VILLAGE Lynda Carler IMISO USA 19731 F ve former Wa ds a e now as the Amazlno Amazon w th rea gned to es ab sh Four Red Buttons Clorls Leachman wards w th boundar es as North foiJows lst Ward Lyle waggoner 8 JO p m Corpora on PBS has Wei Streef Week boundary Insurance Stocks Are They L ne Eas bounda y - F ont St from Corporal on I ne o !'!•ally? MA S H IS on CBS A poSI Nor h side of M II s Wes opentlve patltnt Capt Alan boundary - uppe end of M II he s the St south boundary - North F:udge declares saviour Mal Burns ca Is In s de of tower Mill Sf 2nd Ward South North boundary Co Fla119 CIA s de of M II S East Boundary On NBC ChiCO and he Men - Front Stree from M II St o 'p.m On CBS Hawaii Five 0 Nor h s de of Llnco n S West Thieves sleal money from boundary - 7th Ave and nc ud ng Browne! abandoned bank ,ccounts Fea Grant s lures Helen Hayes as the aun Ave & Chestnu St to and of agent Danny W lllems ncludlng Pearl Sf Sout h North s de of (James MacArthur son of Miss boundary L ncoln St Hayu) and Char es Ournlng 3rd Ward - North boundary NBC has The Rockford Files Jim 11 h red by magu ne - South s de of L nco n St from Peart St wr er Joan Van Ark to help Grant S her free 1 convict she fee s is hrough to and nclud ng Far ane East bounda y Innocent of hom clde Front St from sou h s de of 9 30 p m ABC mov e Hey 1 m L nco n o Nor h Locust West Page and Powell Alive Sally Struthers and boundary pilot Edward Asner survive a St to Corporal on ne South North s de of plane crash In l'le Yukon boUndary w ldernus based on a true Locus St 4th Ward - A voters sou h story ot Locus St from Fran s to 10 pm end Mart n Report The news on Nec Pollee Slory The Corpore on I ne vo e n h s of lht wetk n review 10rt of Tnt of Brothe hood When ward Polling Places are as Of> CBS Tony Orlinda and rooklo Edward Albert makes Dawn Guests Phyll s 0 ller two strloua errors on duty His follows ls Ward - C ty Hall Jim Nabort Ntl Stdo~a veteran brather George Mana 2nd Ward - Basemen of Nabon end Orlondo do 1 Hank r s 11 rorn between loyalty and M dd epa t Pub! c Llbrery Will om• mod loy Including reporting tl'le neptl ude with Jrd ward - E emen ary School on Pearl St (use front I m So Lon110mo I Could Sal Minto ~ h ward Cry ond Your Chnlln On CBS Barnaby Jones Is door Hurt In I HI mOYII tribute hired by gr ev ng tether ELementary School on Pearl Orlando end Mist Dlllor lake Charles Lampk n o c ear he St use fran doorJ tho IIODirl Hapburn roln In name of stewardess Tracv TO ALL ELECTORS IN of be leJs than 3eG words long (or be subject to reduclloa by tbe editor) and must be signed wltb tbe signee s ad dress Name& may be withheld upon pubUcatlon However on request nMmes wUI be disclosed Letters should be In good taste addressing Issues not per sonalllles ...... I I ~ I and Conm of Circleville and Mr and Mrs Robert White of Keno called on Mr and Mrs Chas D Woode and the Wm Carr fam1ly Sunday at ternoon Mr and Mrs Albert Hoffner of Pomeroy called at the Carr home Saturday Word has been received that Murray Hopkms of Dayton went through heart surgery as well as could be expected but Is now suffenng from kidney pOISOning Mr and Mrs Charles 0 Bnen and Kevin of Columbus visited her father Garner Griffin Sunday Maxine Yost and son Richard of Sugar Grove spent a weekend with Genevieve Guthrie Attendance at the Bible Study held at the home of Robert and Gay Ann Burke here last Wednesday was seven adults and five children taught bY Tanva Huffman This Wedneaday Nov 5 the study will be held at the same place at I 30 Others are Invited ""... ..,"' • ruse pressure 1 I DEAR DR LAMB - I am I m my early 60s and have high I blood pressure 150 over 11)0 I I I know that Is toO high l started out at 200 over 130 and have been taking medicine Tax levy not an zncrease three t1111es a day for four As the November 4th election draws near we feel we must months I would like to know If there express our support for the renewal of the Me1gs County Is anything else to do What Mental Health Levy about diet• I seem to be doing nus Renewal Levy w!U provide contmued mental health all nght with my weight I services to the res1dents of Me~gs County The two-tenths ( 2) mill property tax levy Is a remwal - have been told by friends my th•s means no mcrease m taxes If this tax were removed from problem IS worrying over your tax duplicate 1t would only amount to less than $1 00 per thiS so could you tell me if year We urge every voter to support thlB unportant ISSUe on this IS true? DEAR READER - You the November ballot are domg just great It soWids Thereon Johnson Chairman to me as 1f that medicme is Citizens Conuruttee of Meigs Co Mental Health Levy domg a lot £or you and you should continue to do what your doctor advises you Comments on facts • Worry can Increase blood pressure and so can a lot of In response to Laurence Baker s letter which appeared In other things H1gh blood your column Wednesday Oct 29th I would like to comment pressure ian t that SIIDple With a few very 1111portant facts wh1ch Mr Baker seems to For more mformatlbn on how lack First the (15) miles that Mr Baker says that the voters of your blood pressure Is con Tuppers Plams must dr1ve to get to the polls IS m reality only trolled wnte to me m care of 4 miles wh1ch lrmgs us to the so called ISOlated area m the this newspaper P 0 B01 country - which just so happens to be the basement of the 1551 Radio City Station New Christian Church at Success - The church Is located beside a York NY 10019 Send 50 cents a long stamped self blacktop road mamtamed by the countY And as for anyone gerrymandermg the precincts the addressed envelope and ask polls wUI be open to all voters of both parties so I can t see for The Health Letter number 1-11 Blood Pressure where there IS anr Unfair advantages to either party In most people with Also about the reduction of the number of precincts- this pressures as high as yours process wiU bring Me1gs Co back within the law - which states that a precmct w!U vote not less than 250 voters and not be£ore trealment medicines w!U need to be continued more than 400 And too Mr Baker I don t think you have to worry about therea£ter and you should our Semor Cihzens - when the polls open our Semor Citizens never slop your medlclne will be there no matter where the Precmct Polls may be and unless your doctor telb you to probably lots earlier than some of our younger citizens 1 do so For those who are even because they realize how Important 1t IS to vote after all Mr slightly overweight I think It ll! also Important lo get rid of Baker they were votmg long before we came on the scene I And Mr Baker 1f you are concerned about the money every excess pound of fat you savmgs part of the situation • Why not mquU"e at the Meigs Co don t need Most of the complications Board of Elections I m sure they can ease your mind by of high blood pressure are g.vmg you the racb! of these matters Thank You related to formation of fatty Clifford Longenette cholesterol particles In the Democratic Central COIIIIIlltleeman arteries that lead to heart Olive Precinct attacks and strokes So It Is a Tuppers Plains Ohio Alfred Social Notes ""6>.. Worry can I Carmel News, By the Day Rev and Mrs Richard Young and family of Sidney spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Edson Roush Those at the home of Mary Circle on Sunday were Mr and Mrs Melvin Circle and family of Worthington Mr and Mrs George Circle Mr and Mrs James Circle of New Haven W Va Roy Johnaon of Racine called on Mr and Mrs Ar Utur Johnson on Saturday Sheryl LeAnn and Patrick Johnson Betty Van Meter and Eunle Brulker called at the home of Mr and Mrs William Carleton of Racine M >:« ..• I IIEVDTIDTOTHI • INTIRIST OF ,MilOS MASliN II REA CHESTIIIL TANNEHILL lhec ld IIOBUT HOII'LICH City ldltor Pvbl shed dally except IV1 Salurday by Tho Ohio Volley 0 Publlshlng company 111 ~~U:.' as:,ln:.~ra;r~~~ P~!::: 9'12 2156 2157 Edllorlol Phone H2 Socond CIISI PDIIIgt pold (T at Pomeroy Ohio Notional advertiSing representative Ward · l Grlflllh Compony Inc ~ BO!IIntlll & Gallagher 0 v 157 Third Ave New York •• N Y 10017 Subscription . • rates Dol verad by carrier whtro avlllf!blt 75 CtntS per Wftk Mr and Mrs L8JTY Circle By Molor Roule Whoreurvlce not and son of Fort Lauderdale carrier valleble One moniiJ 1.13 25 Fla are visiting here with By mall In OhiO ond w VI ne Yur1 S22 00 Six rel1!tlvea for a few dayl onlht sll 50 Throe ontho 17 oo ElttiO!hore There were ~ pre~ent for 26 DO yur Six monlhs Sunday School on October :!6 13 50 """ mon11t1 17 50 ubtcrlp,tlon price Includes r~ntly und!Y Timn Stntlntl "We'll have h1m eatmg nght out of our hand soon I" ) l -1 :: , v 1 u " r, IH .1 "" .•.,.• •J'"'III Sport Parade good ldf&~to be on a diet that helps prevent these problems That means a diet that eliminates or prevenU! obesity and is moderately low in fat saturated rat and cholesterol Thla Is the same diet we recommend to I" prevent heart and vascular disease In the general population whether or not you have high blood pressure It IS just more Important In your case Restriction of salt Is a good idea DEAR DR LAMB - For the past year and a half I have been tested by my H doctor for high blood sugar and high cholesterol He says I have a tendency toward diabetes I am on a 1500 4 calorie diet and have lost approximately 14 poundS but the blood sugar doesn t seem to go down very much Why would this be described as hyperglycemia ' on my medical record if low blood sugar 18 hypoglycemia and the end result would be diabetes DEAR READER - You are confuted by the meaning of hyper and hypo as uaed In medlc1ne Hyper means an Increased amount as In a hyper active child (over active) and hypo means leu • or low Your problem ls In· creased sugar In the blood hence your doctor calls It a \ tendency towards diabetes and It is correctly called hyperglycemia H your blood " sugar were low (just tbe opposite of your problem) he would have called It hypoglycemia All cases of low blood sugar do not end up as dlabeU! Only s~me do It depends on what causes the low blood sugar EUmlnatlng ellcess we1ght if you have a high blood sugar Is a sound practice and is the first thing that should ' ' be done CongratuatiOIUI 1 hope you are able to eliminate all the excess weight and that your blood sugar will then be more normal •••m dllllf'u- HayWood 'right' in Knicks victory ,; DR. LAMB 1 'I PBS a ro Shooldar lo Shool Outrage To dramatlz. he suffragiSI cauH Emily Wilding Oav son lhrows hornlf under lhe hooves ol lht K no a horoe ot tho Corby NBC Myslerr, ColumbO In ldent Y Crlt I Ad OXIC Patrick McGoohon who dou bles u a SPY. becomn 1 tergtl of ColumbO 1 homlcldo proba Tho Ali-Inn QuReed lound dead ol • drug POMEROY VILLAGE S < On CBS Kolak Dllecllvt PBS protonll Tht Tr bal overdose wl h Shelley Faba toqner wards are now realigned to establ sh Four Eugtr~e Rocho butlod IO Eyo Man Blong (<q) Cut res Wards w th boundar es and petrolman whtn alcoholltm tom The arts of Melants 1 In 1130pm wreckt hll corHr Hlkl the Now Hlbrldos lnlorlor the The Tonight Show !!. on NBC voting p aces as follows 1st Wa d - North Cor vengeance aga nat • trio of funeral ceremony ot the mod Johnny carson Is hos Sunday School attendance hlevu lnvolviCI In hll lilt lltd lll<ulla 01 fhe decHIId In ABC tpoclal ASolute to the para on L ne Eas - Cor on Ott 26 was 46 0fferlng c11e when he ost hll plafol he So omons tl'le con tal Best Veers of Your H t para on Line South - Oh o shle d end but friend <mur people 1 war canoes end 1e1 Parede with Dorothy Collins Rver wes - eas s de ot was $22 65 Worship serv1ces dertdl oplrll doncu Snooky Lanson G sele MacKen Spr ng Ave Res den son East sfde of Spring Avenue vo e n were held at II a m w1th "pm l~pm z e and other revulars th s Ward Poll ng place Of> CBS Bronk Dane Clark Thll s My Moma on ABC CBS movie The Clones Danny Spencer domg the crlm na flllkes h s own death Or MIChltl GrHne ShOCked IO forme Second Ward F e devotions and Rev Meece n a plane crash 10 he can tp m discover hat dlabollce gene c House on Condor s dlnppeor Connon Is on CBS Vera SCitnllll Gregory Sierra ha> 2nd Ward - North - F om speaking £rom Luke 9 43-4« the S E corne r ot Br ck and II P "' MIIH oil company owner cloned him - made an exact Lasley The Church IS Full o£ Half along he Sout h s de of from ce I! of the PBS airS KUP S ShOW ICCUIII VICI Pretldent A.lan doub & s junct on w th Hearted Christians Nma Felnste n of flnanc 11 tunny doctor s bOdy - In o plot lo kill Lesley o MONIIAY buaineu Tht tJCtc n quest on him f gh s for his 1fe with tne Mulberry Thence a ong an Robinson was pianist and mag na y line N E from sa d lpm he p of h s clone written by a also dating her daughter lunct on o he Corpora on Chas D Woode song leader ABC olrs Mobile Ot>o The Kolly M IH Sttve F sher L ne Res dents on Sou h s de Crutlder ThO syndiCIII II DOl On ABC Beretta t usts of Lasley from Brick to Attendance was 25 o get a muckr~ker fMturn Ktren Valentine who has a SATURIIAY Mulberry vote In th s Ward Tom Boa ey 1 30 p m (approx) Mr and Mrs Chas D shady Pill and finds maybe he Res den s on both s des of On NBC Tha lnvltlblo Min thouldn I ABC hU COII!IIt lootball Woode Thelma Henderson Laurel vo e n thiS Ward Eas brHks lnlo 1111 fO rlllcuo ooent Of> PBS Great Porlormon 4 30 p m Wes s de of Spr ng Avenue JlmH MCEIChtn who I poolno cH Jennie Ton ghl A CBS sporl> Specloculor Res den s on West Side of and Evelyn Well attended the Run an Gymnts lcs with •• o prl- but dM~ lite Perfect Dlrllno Aller Ran Spr ng Avenue vo e n th s Northeast Cluster Hymn Sing man I COVM dolph s dnlh Jonnlo olowly 0 ga Korbut com pet ng from Ward Sou th - Oh o R ver at the Long Bottom U M Rhode It on CBS Br-1 Is returns to an active life pushes LondOn Nat ona Horse East side of Bu ernu led up - no moro will lito 00 her aon Winston 1 carHr falls Show from Madison Square wes Avenue & Br ck Stree to he Church Saturday evening on datu nor molhtr hn Hf up In love w ... d marr '"' 1 2.& Gorden New York, s E corner of Br ck anq Oct 25 w1th an attendance or Of> PBS In Pertormancl It yur-old guordl 011 er s p m• Lasley Res dents on Eas s de Wolf Trop GIM'IIItll' SCIIUIIII' NBC hH Doctors HDIP lal ABC Wde World ol Sporls of Butternut end Brick vote n 19 £rom several churches wlllt tho Now Enol- Constr Drl Goodw n ond Orlttt lrnl 7pm valory R~GIIme lnHmblt and lkt Elaanmon ond Thomn Firing Line PBS W am this Ward Polling P ace The next hymn sing w1ll he lhe Kotherlnt Ounillm Dence Trujillo who hiYI bHn bHten Buckley discusses The Manson City Hall CdownSio rs held al the Reedsville U M North Cor COmpany Progr1111 lnci- by lhelr paronls end worry Phtnom.non with Vlnc:ent 3rd Ward Euble Blako s Chltltaton 1bout nndlnA tttem homt Bug I osl who prosecuted the porallon L ne from ts N w Church Satur'day Nov 29 corner eas ward to Spr ng RIO scoll Joplin s Hello Manson murder tr al Avenue East wes s de of 730pm trope Bouquol Mlplt LHI Of> Kilt MCS':;;,, CBS rock lpm Butternu Avenue N W of ts RIG Tht Enttrlllntr ond musician (and roformed drug The Jellersons are on CBS Mr and Mrs Clarence Jolly Roll Morton 1 Smoke -lcll Waynt Maundar Is Of> NBC Emorgoncy I Fake lun etlan w lh Lin col n H II West side of Brick to ts Henderson went to Holzer Houu Blun cheroed wllh tho drug.overdoH htlrt attack by attent on Road I30J1m $Hklno mother In low and an function ytlth Mu be ry and Med1cal Center to see hla murder of 1 young woman along an Phyllll II on CBS Of> ABC SllrtkY lnd HUICh auto accident with no drivers at thence N E Imaginary line from sad doctor on Fnday and he was • pm 11011 11 fllllly dlllert to nail e tht scent Of> CBS All In lito Family On ABC Soturda1 Night Live junction to he Corporat on round much improved heroin pulhtr Line 11 Its junction with ABO IOOtblll LOS Angello On PBS Soy Brother wllh Howord COIIII Mrs Genevieve Guthne Rams 11 Phllodoll>hll I~GlH lnltrnll one I Anlmotlon Fn Spr ng Ave Reslden s on the Islam Tho Nollon Of Isla• NBC movlo 'Thi OWl and IHiurlno Walllct o Mutlam I Yll II on PBS EdQar AI on Wes s de of Buflernut N w of returned to her home here lltt PUMYCif (1913) IIODk mud pool SonIa 5X Sanchez POl'S The MIICIUO Of lhe Red Lincoln Hill Road vote n th s _.m o-v• sooa1 mHII oo end Mayor Richard HIIChM' Of O..th end 1 take.off on Ward Residents on the wes Saturday afternoon from side of But ernu be ween he Holzer Medical Center oo dMctr Barbra Slrtlllnd monst..- movln IR Gory lnd Oh o River and Llnco n H II PBS -ont 1 Mark RuiUII NBC hu Potrocalll I 3t p m Mr and Mrs Clair Woode Road vote In ward ,. Comedy Sptelll Tho political CBS olrs Doc 11 It 11-m Residents on the Wes s de of 'pm humorltl · o NBC ToniOhl thow Johnny Wollltlngtonpertormt nlghlclub oUdltnct CBS Mary Ty or ""-• Brick vote n th s Ward ca...... lllkl Will! Oav d Bren TedOf>has prDpOied lo Georgetle Residents on he Nor h s de of nor and Rolph Nldor On CBS Moudo encour- ABC Movie : Salon 1 Trion mdnY tl mn but now that she Las ey vott tn this Ward Sou h From the June on of VIvlan when V y 1 ox huNOTICE ON FILING Shipwrecked Kim NOYik ICCepts Bu ernul end Lincoln Hll WIII em Redfield klndln IIPirkt Oil S.W A T IS on ABC Holido OF INVENTORY rnc:uen Doug MCClure an ow and tol~ollve Frank Gorshln Road westward along bu no AN II APPRAISEMENT Mlcilltl COIUid trtiPISI on PBS RHIIdldH looks II lniO dtvlll lerrltory wllh Jim convicted dope dHier ore nclud ng the Nor h s de of germtnt workers Chlceno O.vlt Alolandro Roy llrlnded when lhelr sabOiaged Lincoln H 1 Road Jack The State of Oh o Meigs Fioher Road and Lincoln county court of common strHt museums and Eddlt CBS Movlt II MldiOIII Tht copter crashn Two t11ms are He to the Corpora on Pleas Probate Dlv 110n Polmltrl Napln But Deported gang looking tor lhem - lhflr Linegh ISWes Corpore on 10 p m ..... turns sonob rd bring m r - • end the mob 1 hII To the EXecutor of he CBS hiS Medical Ctnltr blek IIIVI Richard Widmar~ men who Want to silence Line Polling Place es ate to such of he follow ng Pomeroy elementary School Opera singer Robtrll Peltrl Rosuno Br1111 Johnny Rlz (GOrlh nl befOre as are res dents of he Stat e of 4th ward - North - wes an old door friend of Dr ht lalks too much Oh o viz he survlv ng LOChner Checkl In NBC movie Tht Sugarlond side of Butternut o Its tunc spouse the nex of kin he THURSDAY Exprns (1974) Goldie Hown tlon w th L ncoln H II Road beneflclar es under the w 11 II 30 fl.lll roluclonl husband Wll thence wes ward a on; end and o the attorney or a NBC hos lht Tonlohl Show PBS eln Gillin over COt> oprlnos lfom Alltll'lon from 1111 kid Including both s des of Lincoln orneys representing any of De II Reese IS OUHI hOII to the I'Mrly Whiles) Makt om napa highway pe rolman Hill Road Jack Fisher Road the atoremen loned persons Ab go I Van Buren The Caplaln lUI I llftllme Michael sacks and ltldl a and L ncoln He gh s to he Jesse L ShiHJlllker J m and Ttnnllle pout of 200 pallce can on • Corporal on Line Res idents Deceased Middleport Oh o PBS hll B ICk Porapec!IYI CBS Mov • Tho Affair on the West side of Butternu mid Chaill to their dHtlnatlon Sa l sbury Townsh p No Songwrlior Nalalle Wood of on tno Ntw1 Sugorlond Tax Dlrecltd by between the Ohio River and 21655 lpm IIICied with pollll mHII R-1 Lincoln Hill Road vole n th • Yeu are nereby not f ect t'la NBC movie ~d lho Sloven Spollborg Wagner writ tn by BtrNre Ward East Ohio R ver the Inventory and Ap 930pm tlermudo Trl-11 Honey Turner corporet on Line Of> CBS Bob Newhart oets Sou h sement of the estate of he ..._.... diMP- on I Wnt Corpora on ne pre aforemen loned deceued Florldl Bimini cruiH Sam trilled on 1 morning lalk show nor TUISDAY hward to end ncludlng 10 p.m Groom Fred MacMurray ona lat e ol seld County was fled 111-m bOth >Ideo of Lincoln He gh • On CBS Carol Burntll with In th s Court Sa d Inventory PBS a rs Gillin Ovor IOn DoMI Mills to oftor lliem Htltn Reddy who Olngs No Po lng Piece - OAV Hall on end Appraisement w II be fQr The BHII jiyporltntlon end Till WIIIOM lrt on C85 Butternut Avenue (Sec AIC olrs The Poul LYAdl Way to Tree a Lady hearing beto'te th s Court on lhe htert Of> PBS SoundiiiU Jose 350 18 Rev Code) Vorltty Hour wllh Jock 12 h dey of November lpm TO ALL ELECTOR S IN the 1975 a 10 oo o clock A M NBC oln Movln Of> o- AIIIII'IIGII Till OlmOIICI lroth Follclono TOWNSHIP ABC has Matt Helm Horse SALISBURY An y person des r na to fil e Il Dlllvory Rololgh WI"' tn - Noncy Wolktr Outs de Corporet on I nes) I'BS hll Tho Romentlc "'IIVH ons here o m us fife thtlr truck riDOMt'llttl lftd The Towhsh p has been excep 11 45 p. 111 I oppro• l th em a leas five days prior to auctl- off Sonny Will R-11'1!1 lnora peri 2 CRI real gned to establish two the d&te set for hearing On NBC Salurday Night chollonoo now - . !lOlly vo ng precincts voters west Given under my hand and Grier and Arl Motrano to 1 PI$ llrt Closalc Tlllttre of State Route No 143 and seal of sa d Court th s 29th Prtvltw Tho Humanllltl In W n- llkl Ill flee e Route N 7 North o the Sta ABC hll Hoppy Deys Arl Tonj.il I JINYIIW Of Tht day ot Octobe 197.5 Township bOundary w II vo e llllchard Brlnoloy Fonzlt tho Flalfool' pollees lllvolt at new y 11amed Bradbury Manning 0 Webster Arnold 1 drlvo In lo prtvtnl 1 WI"' Wllllm AIIPitlon ol Proclncl !Bradbury G'rade Columbia UniYW~Ity Judge. rumble Schoot) Vottn East of Ste e tpm By Ann 8 Walson Of> CBS GOOd T met Pollllcs R No 1•~ will vo e at Rock PI$ lin CIIUk Tlllttrl Deputy Clerk estranges the bedfttlow1 Sprlnos Pet !Salisbury Jomet llktt do nolhlng hock Tho Hurnonlllel In Arl Tonlghl Dlf'"" 171& Townshlf Building at Rock D.Y Richerd ( 01 31 I I) 7 21c Albar Reed Flcwldl tor Tho RIVIII lrlnalev CIPIIIn AIIIOiult In IJ Ullted Prell 18 S,rintl nowcomor Stonley Clay TO ALL eLECTORS IN PIS llrt OUrotory Tht dUIQII hit - - r l 1 roman ....tllell LETART TOWNSHIP Eosl World Turned Upoldo Down lie lenttaltl Mrl Mlleprop PROVIDENCE RJ , Oct Letart Precinct and Letart Ohlo lh s 29th doy ol Oclober Story Of Jomes ArmllfHd Pnc nc ere now combined to 1975 IIIVI - AmtriCIII IPY WhO C movlo Mr MIIHIY~ 31 -,.. eGionlal g.-a! lorm Lelarl Pel - VOl no h•lpod defoal lht Brlfllh 11 l1974l Clllrlos Bron1011 •• t~e Locl1 on Community Yor~fown In 1111 Dy WWI<Ino os mob Wlllt L """ Crltlll Lte - - lllDnd relldenta Edw n s cozarl chairmen ding ol Leier! Fol s Purctll ol Newpart to JlllllPI1 Brltllb SuiTheloreoolng I Wllltr bthlnd lht Illite Dorothy M Johns on Is n effec ror Of> Tho Strtetl of Son I .... director Meigs County Board .- 1975 elect on Fronclsco ~BC 1 cop 11 ~llled CBS aln .Ill Mfl 50111 with bell - - the In Nov In w ness whereof we nave of Elect ons the hope of ending In I IIWII thlfl lnd lltt only PBS hll cans-or SurviYII herew h subs cr bed our Kll J TDftiDhf l'ltnurft and w Inns 11 1 Pllholoo cal Ilor blockade of the city names off c ally a Pom e oy I 0 31 j c Pltlllll Tilt 'rulft IDovl IHIUf"H P'l' Hlnolo der ~ By SrEVE WU.SfEIN UPI SporiB Writer NEW YORK (UP!)- Even the official scorer at Mad1son Square Garden cannot believe tbe New York Knlcks finally have a big forward or a center who can rebound Spencer Haywood had JUBI fimshed playing his best game Since coming to New York from Seattle last week scoring 26 polnU! hittmg the boards and making h1s presence felt on defense to lead the Krucks to a 117 I 13 triumph I felt good about what I was do10g sa1d the powerful 6-foot 9 forward I had confidence I felt 11 before I walked on tbe court I can t complam about 26 pomb! and a VICtory Here s somethmg you might be concerned about sa1d a reporter showing h1111 the rebounding totals on the off1C18l scorecard Three rebounds • Ha ywood shouled That cant be r1ght Yeah I m concerned about tha t Everybody knew the sheet must be wrong if not for Haywood for Bill Bradley s total of II rebounds No one could remember Bradley get hng II rebounds smce hiS Prmceton s days The sheet was wrong Hay wood had II Bradley one When Haywood was In the Knicks moved ruruung on an 11.{) burst early 10 the third penod to turn a three pomt del Cit mto a 67~9 lead Haywood with four fouls then went to the bench for the rune mmutes an<! the Kings outscored the Knicks 3~24 He returned and the Kn1cks held their slim lead the rest of the way Walt Fraz1er paced the Knicks w1th 32 pomts to VIrtually negate the 35 points of Kansas C1ty s Nate Ar chi bald Spencer was domg h1s Wrestlers begin drills on Monday Wrestling fans of Me1gs IS seen on televiSIOn He says CoWIIy w1ll be happy to know that mos t professwnal that the 1971>-76 wrestl ng wrestl ng IS staged and season 1s about to begm designed for aud1ence appeal On Monday Nov 3 wh le H1gh School wresUmg practice will begm for all ls based on the prenuse that vars1ty wrestling candidates two contestants both of equal Th1s year s team has two or s m1iar s1ze and we1ght returmng D1str1ct ChampiOns compete Wltil one 1s able to as well as many expenenced hold the other s shoulders to wrestlers from last year s the mal £or a penod of two squad seconds This 1s called a pm Coach Ray Goodman says It IS becommg more and the umque thmg about more difficult to attract and wrestlmg IS that any size hold good athletes n a sport shape he1ght or we1ght boy lila t demands so much from can part c1pate Any boy Is participants Goodman who attends Me1gs H1gh says School 1s eligible to par Many Me1gs wrestling £ans tlc1pale Goodman says fmd lhe exc1temenl of watch We1ght classes are 98 105 mg a match more than they 112 119 127 132 145 155 167 bargamed for Even though 175 185 and unlimited there are many rules Goodman believes the key des1gned to protect the STEVE RANDOLPH Me1gs Marauder jumor to the success of th1s year s wrestlers fans who don t defensive back Is rive feet ten mches tall and we1ghs 137 team" II be find ng boys who understand the rules at the pounds He Is the son of Inez Randolph and reSides at are 1n the upper four weight begmmng of a match are soon Route 2 Pomeroy brackets - 167 175 185 and telling the referee what he is heavywelghl We are ex m ssmg Goodman says penenced and have good The Marauders have over a depth at the lower and m month of practice before termed1ate we1ghls bul we the1r opener the Holiday need the upper weights to Tournament m Chesapeake round out two squads Follow ng a tough schedule m Goodman says January February the Accordmg to Goodman the season w1ll be capped In calibre of wresUing on a high March w1th the State Tour conference participate m schoollevel1s far above what nament m Columbus College Football Rouodup post-son contests It would By FRED McMANE seem that two losses could he UP! Sports Writer There are only two weeks fatal 10 terms of being before the college football selected for a major bowl Florida wanU! the Orange bowl committees officially begin extending Invitations Bowl but to get there the and the pre8811re Ia already Gators would most likely on several of the nation s top- have to wm or tie for the Southeastern Conference ranked teams PeM State Florida and title The Gators are tied With Southern California all will be Alabama and the two teams w1th facts produced by our racing some formidable do not meet 10 the regular By SAM FOGG UPI Sports Writer staff competition this Saturday season Since Alabama WASHINGTON (UP!) Republican Louis Frey of knowing that a 1088 could ligures to win Its remaining Unsympathehc congres10nal Florida told Rozelle that his keep them from a preferred games Florida must also That may not be easy Its committeemen are shll own statistics indicated that post«aaon game Ninth-ranked Pem State next three games are with unconv1nced by Com the no show difference and lOth ranked Florida conference foes Auburn missioner Pete Rozelle s between sold-out home already have lost once With Georgia and Kentucky -and cla1m that the three year-old games and those still blacked more teams for the bowl the Gators have beaten ant blackout law 1s harmmg out amounted to only 458 fans committees to choose from Auburn and Georgia In the pro football profIts to the tune a contest Rozelle said the NFL had this year because of the B1g same season only once In the of $9 million m the last two seasons no thought of switching to a Ten Pac1f1c Eight last 12 years They also seemed unmoved pay or cable TV system at Florida third In the nation Conference s decision to let by Rozelle s suggestion at a this point but If the more than one club £rom each 10 total offense Is a 8lll110lnt House Commerce sub downward spiral goes on we favorite to beat Auburn but committee hearing Thursday would have to consider a Gators quarterback Don that a permanent ban on Tonrght's games Gaffney miBsed the last two blacking out sporU! events change of format We like what we have but If we can I games with Injury and the SEOIIL sold out m advance 101ght exist we d have to look into Tigers have won three In a Jackson ot Athens rorce the National Football other possibilities row Go llpolls at Waverly Ironton at Melgo Pem State which has been League to 1111pooe a more Wellston at Logan to a major bowl game In each restrictive television policy BEULAH TVC I think you re sitting In a of the past rour seasons Is GROVE CITY Ohio (UP!) Alexander at Belpre Federa Hocking at Warrer1 being considered by the tub of butter said Sub- - Three Legs Charlie took a committee Chairman Torbert clear lead on the final turn Local VInton County al Nelsonville Orange Cotton and Sugar MacDonald D Mass Bowl committees But the and was never threatened York SVAC Nlttany Uoos have three sponsor of the proposed down the stretch to beat North Golllo at Eaotern games against formidable legislation to continue the Hereford by six and on e-half ~mmes Volley at Hannan competition This Saturday three-year tryout of the anti lengths In the featured $3 600 Trace !5th~anked Maryland Is the blackout law indefinitely Southern at Soulhwestern eighth allowance race at Olhtn opposition and the game --at This was in answer to Beulah Park here Thursday Tr mb e at Miller Rozelle s statement tha t the Jack Burton showed Parkersburg at Point Maryland- 18 a tossup NFL might have to change 1ts Southern California hasn t The winner ridden lly Mike Pleaoant television format 1f a FRIDAY(Nov 7l lost a game yet and even If Perrotta covered the six SEOAL bl11ckout ban continued to furlongs In 1 ll I~ and they were to stumble ooce Athens at Waverly before the season ends It s whittle down season ticket returned $5 4U $3 4U and $3 Wellston at Ga llpolls Logan at Ironton likely they would stlll get to sales and hurt game at The 6 3 daily double Me go at Jackaon tendance play In a major bowl game combmallon of Breezing TVC MacDonald questioned But the Rose Bowl Is the MBI'k and Artist was worth Nelsonville York at Rozelle s testimony that the Alexander only one that Interests Coach $316 60 Belpre at Warren Local 1973law has meant more than John McKay and right now A crowd or 3 190 wagered Olhtrs Federal Hocking at Trimble his Trojans bold only a half $8 4 million losses m $3221M Fairland ot VInton County game lead over California In decreased season ticket sales Pomero~ Bowling t...anes Southern at Caldwell the Pac Eight for the trip to this season and last plus Sunday Late Hahnan W Vo al Symmes N ghl M xed Pasadena Southern Cal another $600 000 in radio and Valley Ocl 26 1975 concession revenues meets California Saturday in Miller at Point Valley Team No 6 54 26 The rormer Harvard Team No s Wahoma at Slotersvllle 51 28 a game that Is a must for SATURDAY(Nov I) 48 32 told Qual y Pr n Shop football captain both clubs Team No 2 36 44 Eastern at F rontler newsmen arter hearlng Pautev s tns & Realty 26 So~~ If we lose we re not going U 56 I m not the Te am No 4 to the Rose Bowl McKay Rozelle High nd v dual game says If they beat us and slightest bit Impressed with Men - J m Robe ts 186 Wom*n Jean Spencer 148 don t lose another game his figure It s not accurate secon d high nd vidual game and doesn l jlba with the fact (men Rage Sp en ce r 185 they II be back In It They re obtained by our Investigative (women) Jean Grueser 40 not really out of it High ser es - Men - Don The Trojans Bl'e an 81!. staff or the league s own Beeg e 434 Women J ean Its my JlllrenU! who are point favorite to beat the reports to the Federal Com Grueser Jtl second nigh r es em en Roger havq more trouble with Bears munlcations Commission se Spencer 433 (women Man their feelings In other games Saturday The season ticket sale losaes Hoover 375 h gh game - Team The Perrys and McCialns Involving top-ranked teams show no place else but In his NoTeam 6 - S74 earn h Oh ser es however plan to get tog~ther No I Ohio State plays In statement and I have to stick Te am No 6 - 1518 prior to the game diana No 2 Oklahoma visits illlli•llll•~~""'!!!lflj! We re going to my Oklahoma State No 3 JlllrenU! house before the Nebraska is at Missouri No game and I m nol too keen 8 Alabama visits Mississippi about that even though I State No 7 Michigan travela OFFICE S 9 30 to 12 2 to 5 !CLOSE know they II be nice says to Minnesota and No 8 Texas AT NOON ON THURS l- EAST COURT Mrs McClain But after the is at SMU No 5 Texas A&M game we 11 have fun is Idle Bowl pressure • • • IS mcreasmg Congress seems Steelers have versatile men PI'ITSBURGH (UP!) The Pltllburgh Steelen have been switching players all over the place this season and It has paid oft In several victories aecordlng to of £enalve line coach Dan Radakovich Radakovich said the Steelers are able to alternate various players because they are of equal ability and It glvea them more rest I don t know of anybody who alternates players as much aa I do he said For inltance Sam Davis plays left guard In the second and fourth periods wblle Gerry Mullins handlea the right pard alot In the lint three period! Ray Mansfield II at center for the first and third periods and Mike Weblter handlea the chores for the eecond and fourth periods Jim Clack Ia the bualeat player He playa guard two quarten on the left aide and one quarter on the right side 16Very week Clack admlta It has been tougher thla week getting ready for Sunday s clssh with the Bengali In Cincinnati "'bii has been a buay week becauae we re pull~ In a lor of new stuff for Onclnnatl and I have to get It on both the left and right ildes Clack said All of the Steelers were on the pr~~Ctlce field Thilnday but ~ back Fruco Harrllla 111111 a queatlon mark £or the Cincinnati game He has been bothered by a toe lnjw-y most of the season Sipe may start at QB Sunday BEREA Ohio (UP!) Brian Slpe Ia expected 1o start at quarterback Sunday for the Clevel1!nd Browns when they face the Colts In Baltimore Coach Forrest Gregg has declined to uy whether Sipe of veteran slgnai-(:BIJer Mike Phipps will be at the helm But Thunday Gregg gave a clue to hla ~~election by saying Tom DeLeone would start at center DeLeone who started against Washington last Sundlly with Slpe getting the call at quarterback just happena to be Slpe s special snapper Forrest said he was making some changes DeLeone said Then he named me (Instead of John Demarle) at center Demarle and Del.eone have been buddies since Del«M joined the club The llwildllnllllpments has not made a difference In their at~ludett We re good rrlenda DeLeone said We both know that football is a bualneu We both want to start and we botb want to win unmoved by Pete WRESTJ.JNG rans remember Me1gs nussmg a first place lly I> pomt In last years Holiday Tournament Bob Musser 1B shown m action pinning his opponent at the tournament Comeback honors are announced By FRED McMANE UP! Sports Writer NEW YORK (UP! )- Jun Palmer of the Baltimore Or10les and Tom Seaver of the New Yorlr MeU! who struggled through IDJUry plagued seasons a year ago have been named Comeback Players of the Year m their respective leagues by Umted Press lhternatlonal The two nght-handers both former Cy Young Award WIIUiers rebourded £rom the worst sea9011s of their careers to top their leagues In \'IC tor1es m 1975 Both were runaway winners In a ballotmg of 20 baseball correspondents from each league Palmer who bounced hack from a 7 12 sellson last year to a 23-11 record received II 'h polnU! to easily outdistance Clevel11nd s Boog Powell In the American League votmg Powell received 41> points (one writer split his vote between Palmer and Powell) with Boston s Rick Wise receiving two votes and New york s Chi'IS Chambliss and Kansas City s John Mayberry one each Seaver 22-9 thiS season arter going just ll ll last year got 121!! votes to beat BOWUNG GREEN Ohio But more Importantly to (UP!) - There wW be no Judy is the fact that the " < 'fl I <l .;, ~ ~ ~1 o' j• for, miRd emotions Judy Cardinals of jlall State McClain Sat~f;fhjpl Ball competing for tl!t -first time State and Bowlln8 cQreen this year In th~ MAC are meet in a Mid American coached by her husband Callference footbaB game Dave McClain a former The game wW be played In Bowling Green quarterback Doyt L Perry Stadium IIIII safety under Parry named aller Judy's father ReaDy I m not In the former BG football coach &Rd ~llliddle r!YS the lontler BG athletic dlrectCI' Doyt Piny thlilent 'T'iri on ~ Bide ...., Ball State b Actlllllly I think San D1ego s Randy Jones In the National League Jones received 3'h votes wh1le New York s Dave Kingman Philadelphia s Greg Luzmskl CincmnaU s Gary Nolan and Los Angeles Burt Hooton each got one vote The careers of Palmer and Seaver are curiOusly par~ Both are 30 and were raised 10 Califorrua botb were Cy Young Award wmners m 1973 (Seaver also won In 1969) each pas won 20 or more games m a seaaon at least four times each had bls worst season last year and each Is considered the prenuer nght-handed pitcher In hiS league DISBbled for seven weeks by arm trouble m 1974 Palmer enjoyed the best season of his pro career m 1975 He lied J1111 Cat£1Sh HWiter of the Yankees for most vlctones 10 the majors and also led the majors in shutouts (10) Seaver bothered by sciatic problems In 1974 led the NL m victories and had a 2 38 eai'Jied run average with hve shutouts and 280 mnings p1tcbed He also led the league In strllteouU! w1th 243 while establishing a major league record for most consecutive seasons w1th 200 or more strikeouts (8) THISTLEDOWN NORTH RANDALL Ohio (UPI) - Antoni() GraeU got Patch ot White up In the final stndes to "m the featured • allowan ce race at Thistledown Thursday Fairambler was second and Delight Dada third The winner was timed at I 12 f.5 for the six furlongs and returned $10 20 $4 20 $380 The 8-1-3 trlfecta of Block Dance Steel Trap and First Burst pa1d $53 80 to holders of 778 tlckeb The 8-2 daily double of Tarifflc Gun and Reason at Bay was worth ROYAL CROWN $143 The 3 445 racing rans bet $340 635 BOmiNG COMPANY L Mfdd lepDrt ' TO THE VOTERS OF No mixed emotions here lm f rst v1ctory Brewer and Bobby Smith comb ned for 23 of the Cavs 39 pomts 10 lhe third quarler Smith had )(). of 14 to top all scorers w1th 22 pomts In the only ABA game James Sil1!s pumped 10 29 po10ts and Larry Kenon hit a 11>-looter w1th 22 seconds left to stop a £ur1ous rally and lead the San Antomo Spurs to a 102-100 VICtory over the San Diego Satls own things out there for the first time smce he s been with us Kmck Coach Red Holzman sa1d You can t do everythmg thai s wr1tten down You ve got to free U!nce a litUe and he was doing that In the only other NBA game Cleveland whipped Clucago 108-91 J1m Brewer scored 16 pomts grabbed mne rebounds and blocked two shots as Cleveland posted 1b! CHESTER TOWNSHIP The One Half Mtll Levy requested by the Trustees tn reahfy ts only a renewal of the current tax The old levy was voted for current expenses ~:The renewal levy IS for mamtammg and operatmg cemetenes only Paid Pol 111cal ACivc~rtlslng • ., ~ I �• ---------------------------, Letters oplolon are welcomed They should N NOTICE o R C 350 I Oh 181 TO ALL ELECTOR S COLUMBIA TOWN S iiP TV week in review Co umb a Pc & Oyesv c Pc a e now co mb ned o torm Co un b a Pc vo ng m TO ALL ELECTOR S N Wh•t t On Te-levls on Nov- 2 I ly Untttd Press International (Times 1r1 EST unless rtatedJ SUNIIAY 12 noon On ABC Coll1!9e Fool boll 75 lpm NBC has i Nol Qn8 Foolball League r~ on11 game Is artlng me may be 2 p m ) CBS has B Nl ona FOO bl I League regional game 2pm PBS airs The Vlolenl Universe Recent discoveries n as ronomv ( R On NBC 4pm NFL foolba I Oak and Ralden a Denver B oncos CBS hiS NFL loolbtl Callas Cowboys vs Washington Red sk ns from Robert F Kennedy Stadium WaSh nglon no pm on PBS Anllques Mefal Collectlb M Bran pots whe e oil tamp• and an art nouveau sliver tea service also repro duel ons 7 pm PBS hll World Prets review ABC airs Swlts Family Condom n ums bUY and aller CR B~ore vou NBC mov e The S ence Welcome Back James Palos was os rae zed by Kotter WOOdman suspends. his west Point classma es for allegedly vole ng the honor t<olttr code He endured and was 'P m CBS a rs Sw ch Business graduated The last person o ge the sllen treatment and man arsons On PBS The Ascent ol Mon stick It out to gredua on was Gen Benjem n Davis who was The Majestic C ockwork E nateln suggests Newton s black R chard Thomes (of The cosmic timepiece netds an Wattons) plays the cede features Cliff Gorman owerhaul ( R ) 10 p m ABC has The Rookies En On ABC Harry 0 APB raged when hrs s ster Season HUbley 11 assaulted Chris Harry Orwe I He s the pr me disobeys orders and s suspend suspec n a case he nv aves b ackmall and murder t!d lrom duly II 30 pm Of> NBC Pollee Womarl NBC Ton ghl ShOW W h F-arewell Mary Jane For mer Informant trln to makt a Johnny Carson On ABC Mann x tries o trap kill ng In narcot cs the killer who blinded him 10 p m CBS Movie The Last PBS airs Women AI ve (1970) Mercenary Nne to Five Ont half Of he Grenade female high ac:hoo graduates Stanley Baker sta ks colleague who QO to work become office Alex Cord who be rayed him workers suzanne Jasper 1 f lm and almost got him k led 12 30 pm looks et secre1artn and the r bouu Also Hazel Dickens On ABC L:ongstreet Is and Allee Gerrard sing Cus kidnaped and drugged o keep him from test tying at a tom Mal:le woman 1 Blues with 1nstrument1111s Mike SH murder trial ger and Tr:acy Schwartz ABC e ri Robinson Ntplune s No Beacon Hill II on ces phew Huge unseen beaal On ABC Marcut Welby MD sla ks the castawaya on NBC Joe Forruler s CBS hU ThrH For lhe Roed lypiCII WHkend lncludet a Endy befriends 11 bitter youth • homic del thief and rumors of a home Qlng war part 1 NBC s Wonderful World of II 10 p m at a detention Disney Napoleon and Seman on women PBS The Batte lho 119711 Johnny Wh Ioker for lhe Vote Ipori 11 w lh and Jad e Foster embark on a Mldgo Mackenzie prOducer 01 per loua mounte n tourney In '" effort to save their aging pet lon On Shoulder to Shoulder 11 H p m ABC Myatery Doolh In 7 30 p m Ottp Water Brodlord Dill PBS Lowe 1 Thome• man former mobsler on lhe Rememben run lftks refuge in a bfach 1 pm houu on lhe Enolllllt Hocoasl on ABC me Six Mill on He mHII Suzon Farmer who Dollar Man One Of Our HYIIIItt Wlnlt IO kill h,r OOI!d Runnlno Backs Is Milling weellhy husband Wrlntn by K dnaped In 1 bettlne scheme Brian ClemtnJ w h lllck Bulkus Larry NBC Tonlohl Show Johnny Csonko CarlOn wllh J..n Rlvoro Of> CBS Cher welcomH CBS Movlo DHih Squad GeOrtl Burns Tori Gorr Group Of c~s WhO mink lho Martin Mull Cher 1 ngs Lime covrts artn t efficient end hOUIO BIUH Cleeldt to execule IUSPKitd PBS has en Evening at criminals discover e traltor In Symphony Tonight Hln lhelr m dll Slars Claude Aklnl demllh 1 Mtlhlt dor Moler Melvyn Douolot Rober! For CMathlu lhe Palnlerl Proko tier Mc~tllt Phlll po I ev I P ono ConctrfO 1'10 3 In C Jeffrey Sltttl IIOioltt WIDNI!SDIIY Will am Slo nborg conauc11 lht • 3G p m Boaton Symphony Orchellre tool< Btol PBS Edith ' p 111 'l(horlon Bloorophy 01 he ABC mov e You Only Live novtllll by R W,B Lew 1 Twice (1967) Soon ConneryI.. profntor ol Eng I ah ond as Jemu Bond IOOkl for apacr Amer un SludiH a1 Yele COPIUIH stolon (w lh II I pm tronauta) and ttalhtcl In 1 NBC a rs Little House on he vo tano home of tht crlmt F'ralrle Remember Me syndlcolo SPECTRE FHiuros Peril Polrlcla Noll Incurably an undltclpllned school of II wl- lookt lor 1 homo for plrhane f sh and Donald Alua her thrH children ance as the dllboiiUIIY dtvlooa ABC prtHnll The Rowan Ernst Stn·ro ltofeld by Lewis Gilbert dlrKttd '30 p FRIDAY lpm NBC a rs Sonlord ond Son Of> CBS Bg Edd e hu o dole w h his granddaughter bu at he s be ng held up gunpoint On PBS Wash ng on Week In Revew ABC: movie Tne New Original Wonder Women starr ng Lo c. on <.otumb a eu ld ng School Lot Twp Trus n ee LEBANON TOWN S HIP G ea R ver Pc & Pof' land Pet a e now comb ned o ortn Lebanon Pc Vo ng Lebanon Twp Locat on Trus ee Bu ld no TO THE ELECTOR S N NORTH CHESTER PRECINCT Wes of Co R NO 26 and South of Coun y Road No 25 w I vot e n Sou h Chester Prec nc Townsh o Trus ee at Ches er Bu d no TO THE ELECTORS N OLIVE TOWNSHIP The Townsh p has been rea l gned o es ab sh wo vo ng prec nc s Vo ers Eas of sa te R No 248 and Nor h o Suc cess Rd (County Roed No 46)wllvoeatReedsv eF 1,. Qepar men Bu d ng Reman ng Voters n 0 ve Townsh p w II vo e n newly to med 01 ve Preclnc (Success Church Basemen ) All fo mer 01 ve Dale Prec net voters w I now vote In 01 ve Prec nc (Success Church Baserpen I TO ALL ELECTOR S IN ORANGE TOWNSHIP Allred Pc & Tuppers Pia ns Pc a e now combined o form Orange Prec net - Voting Local on Orange Township F e Department Bu d ng TO ALL ELECTORS N SALEM TOWN SH P Dex e Pet & Salem Pc are now comb ned to form SALEM Prec nc - Vot ng Local on Sa lem Center Schoo l Bu ld ng TO ALL ELECTORS N MIDDLEPORT VILLAGE Lynda Carler IMISO USA 19731 F ve former Wa ds a e now as the Amazlno Amazon w th rea gned to es ab sh Four Red Buttons Clorls Leachman wards w th boundar es as North foiJows lst Ward Lyle waggoner 8 JO p m Corpora on PBS has Wei Streef Week boundary Insurance Stocks Are They L ne Eas bounda y - F ont St from Corporal on I ne o !'!•ally? MA S H IS on CBS A poSI Nor h side of M II s Wes opentlve patltnt Capt Alan boundary - uppe end of M II he s the St south boundary - North F:udge declares saviour Mal Burns ca Is In s de of tower Mill Sf 2nd Ward South North boundary Co Fla119 CIA s de of M II S East Boundary On NBC ChiCO and he Men - Front Stree from M II St o 'p.m On CBS Hawaii Five 0 Nor h s de of Llnco n S West Thieves sleal money from boundary - 7th Ave and nc ud ng Browne! abandoned bank ,ccounts Fea Grant s lures Helen Hayes as the aun Ave & Chestnu St to and of agent Danny W lllems ncludlng Pearl Sf Sout h North s de of (James MacArthur son of Miss boundary L ncoln St Hayu) and Char es Ournlng 3rd Ward - North boundary NBC has The Rockford Files Jim 11 h red by magu ne - South s de of L nco n St from Peart St wr er Joan Van Ark to help Grant S her free 1 convict she fee s is hrough to and nclud ng Far ane East bounda y Innocent of hom clde Front St from sou h s de of 9 30 p m ABC mov e Hey 1 m L nco n o Nor h Locust West Page and Powell Alive Sally Struthers and boundary pilot Edward Asner survive a St to Corporal on ne South North s de of plane crash In l'le Yukon boUndary w ldernus based on a true Locus St 4th Ward - A voters sou h story ot Locus St from Fran s to 10 pm end Mart n Report The news on Nec Pollee Slory The Corpore on I ne vo e n h s of lht wetk n review 10rt of Tnt of Brothe hood When ward Polling Places are as Of> CBS Tony Orlinda and rooklo Edward Albert makes Dawn Guests Phyll s 0 ller two strloua errors on duty His follows ls Ward - C ty Hall Jim Nabort Ntl Stdo~a veteran brather George Mana 2nd Ward - Basemen of Nabon end Orlondo do 1 Hank r s 11 rorn between loyalty and M dd epa t Pub! c Llbrery Will om• mod loy Including reporting tl'le neptl ude with Jrd ward - E emen ary School on Pearl St (use front I m So Lon110mo I Could Sal Minto ~ h ward Cry ond Your Chnlln On CBS Barnaby Jones Is door Hurt In I HI mOYII tribute hired by gr ev ng tether ELementary School on Pearl Orlando end Mist Dlllor lake Charles Lampk n o c ear he St use fran doorJ tho IIODirl Hapburn roln In name of stewardess Tracv TO ALL ELECTORS IN of be leJs than 3eG words long (or be subject to reduclloa by tbe editor) and must be signed wltb tbe signee s ad dress Name& may be withheld upon pubUcatlon However on request nMmes wUI be disclosed Letters should be In good taste addressing Issues not per sonalllles ...... I I ~ I and Conm of Circleville and Mr and Mrs Robert White of Keno called on Mr and Mrs Chas D Woode and the Wm Carr fam1ly Sunday at ternoon Mr and Mrs Albert Hoffner of Pomeroy called at the Carr home Saturday Word has been received that Murray Hopkms of Dayton went through heart surgery as well as could be expected but Is now suffenng from kidney pOISOning Mr and Mrs Charles 0 Bnen and Kevin of Columbus visited her father Garner Griffin Sunday Maxine Yost and son Richard of Sugar Grove spent a weekend with Genevieve Guthrie Attendance at the Bible Study held at the home of Robert and Gay Ann Burke here last Wednesday was seven adults and five children taught bY Tanva Huffman This Wedneaday Nov 5 the study will be held at the same place at I 30 Others are Invited ""... ..,"' • ruse pressure 1 I DEAR DR LAMB - I am I m my early 60s and have high I blood pressure 150 over 11)0 I I I know that Is toO high l started out at 200 over 130 and have been taking medicine Tax levy not an zncrease three t1111es a day for four As the November 4th election draws near we feel we must months I would like to know If there express our support for the renewal of the Me1gs County Is anything else to do What Mental Health Levy about diet• I seem to be doing nus Renewal Levy w!U provide contmued mental health all nght with my weight I services to the res1dents of Me~gs County The two-tenths ( 2) mill property tax levy Is a remwal - have been told by friends my th•s means no mcrease m taxes If this tax were removed from problem IS worrying over your tax duplicate 1t would only amount to less than $1 00 per thiS so could you tell me if year We urge every voter to support thlB unportant ISSUe on this IS true? DEAR READER - You the November ballot are domg just great It soWids Thereon Johnson Chairman to me as 1f that medicme is Citizens Conuruttee of Meigs Co Mental Health Levy domg a lot £or you and you should continue to do what your doctor advises you Comments on facts • Worry can Increase blood pressure and so can a lot of In response to Laurence Baker s letter which appeared In other things H1gh blood your column Wednesday Oct 29th I would like to comment pressure ian t that SIIDple With a few very 1111portant facts wh1ch Mr Baker seems to For more mformatlbn on how lack First the (15) miles that Mr Baker says that the voters of your blood pressure Is con Tuppers Plams must dr1ve to get to the polls IS m reality only trolled wnte to me m care of 4 miles wh1ch lrmgs us to the so called ISOlated area m the this newspaper P 0 B01 country - which just so happens to be the basement of the 1551 Radio City Station New Christian Church at Success - The church Is located beside a York NY 10019 Send 50 cents a long stamped self blacktop road mamtamed by the countY And as for anyone gerrymandermg the precincts the addressed envelope and ask polls wUI be open to all voters of both parties so I can t see for The Health Letter number 1-11 Blood Pressure where there IS anr Unfair advantages to either party In most people with Also about the reduction of the number of precincts- this pressures as high as yours process wiU bring Me1gs Co back within the law - which states that a precmct w!U vote not less than 250 voters and not be£ore trealment medicines w!U need to be continued more than 400 And too Mr Baker I don t think you have to worry about therea£ter and you should our Semor Cihzens - when the polls open our Semor Citizens never slop your medlclne will be there no matter where the Precmct Polls may be and unless your doctor telb you to probably lots earlier than some of our younger citizens 1 do so For those who are even because they realize how Important 1t IS to vote after all Mr slightly overweight I think It ll! also Important lo get rid of Baker they were votmg long before we came on the scene I And Mr Baker 1f you are concerned about the money every excess pound of fat you savmgs part of the situation • Why not mquU"e at the Meigs Co don t need Most of the complications Board of Elections I m sure they can ease your mind by of high blood pressure are g.vmg you the racb! of these matters Thank You related to formation of fatty Clifford Longenette cholesterol particles In the Democratic Central COIIIIIlltleeman arteries that lead to heart Olive Precinct attacks and strokes So It Is a Tuppers Plains Ohio Alfred Social Notes ""6>.. Worry can I Carmel News, By the Day Rev and Mrs Richard Young and family of Sidney spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Edson Roush Those at the home of Mary Circle on Sunday were Mr and Mrs Melvin Circle and family of Worthington Mr and Mrs George Circle Mr and Mrs James Circle of New Haven W Va Roy Johnaon of Racine called on Mr and Mrs Ar Utur Johnson on Saturday Sheryl LeAnn and Patrick Johnson Betty Van Meter and Eunle Brulker called at the home of Mr and Mrs William Carleton of Racine M >:« ..• I IIEVDTIDTOTHI • INTIRIST OF ,MilOS MASliN II REA CHESTIIIL TANNEHILL lhec ld IIOBUT HOII'LICH City ldltor Pvbl shed dally except IV1 Salurday by Tho Ohio Volley 0 Publlshlng company 111 ~~U:.' as:,ln:.~ra;r~~~ P~!::: 9'12 2156 2157 Edllorlol Phone H2 Socond CIISI PDIIIgt pold (T at Pomeroy Ohio Notional advertiSing representative Ward · l Grlflllh Compony Inc ~ BO!IIntlll & Gallagher 0 v 157 Third Ave New York •• N Y 10017 Subscription . • rates Dol verad by carrier whtro avlllf!blt 75 CtntS per Wftk Mr and Mrs L8JTY Circle By Molor Roule Whoreurvlce not and son of Fort Lauderdale carrier valleble One moniiJ 1.13 25 Fla are visiting here with By mall In OhiO ond w VI ne Yur1 S22 00 Six rel1!tlvea for a few dayl onlht sll 50 Throe ontho 17 oo ElttiO!hore There were ~ pre~ent for 26 DO yur Six monlhs Sunday School on October :!6 13 50 """ mon11t1 17 50 ubtcrlp,tlon price Includes r~ntly und!Y Timn Stntlntl "We'll have h1m eatmg nght out of our hand soon I" ) l -1 :: , v 1 u " r, IH .1 "" .•.,.• •J'"'III Sport Parade good ldf&~to be on a diet that helps prevent these problems That means a diet that eliminates or prevenU! obesity and is moderately low in fat saturated rat and cholesterol Thla Is the same diet we recommend to I" prevent heart and vascular disease In the general population whether or not you have high blood pressure It IS just more Important In your case Restriction of salt Is a good idea DEAR DR LAMB - For the past year and a half I have been tested by my H doctor for high blood sugar and high cholesterol He says I have a tendency toward diabetes I am on a 1500 4 calorie diet and have lost approximately 14 poundS but the blood sugar doesn t seem to go down very much Why would this be described as hyperglycemia ' on my medical record if low blood sugar 18 hypoglycemia and the end result would be diabetes DEAR READER - You are confuted by the meaning of hyper and hypo as uaed In medlc1ne Hyper means an Increased amount as In a hyper active child (over active) and hypo means leu • or low Your problem ls In· creased sugar In the blood hence your doctor calls It a \ tendency towards diabetes and It is correctly called hyperglycemia H your blood " sugar were low (just tbe opposite of your problem) he would have called It hypoglycemia All cases of low blood sugar do not end up as dlabeU! Only s~me do It depends on what causes the low blood sugar EUmlnatlng ellcess we1ght if you have a high blood sugar Is a sound practice and is the first thing that should ' ' be done CongratuatiOIUI 1 hope you are able to eliminate all the excess weight and that your blood sugar will then be more normal •••m dllllf'u- HayWood 'right' in Knicks victory ,; DR. LAMB 1 'I PBS a ro Shooldar lo Shool Outrage To dramatlz. he suffragiSI cauH Emily Wilding Oav son lhrows hornlf under lhe hooves ol lht K no a horoe ot tho Corby NBC Myslerr, ColumbO In ldent Y Crlt I Ad OXIC Patrick McGoohon who dou bles u a SPY. becomn 1 tergtl of ColumbO 1 homlcldo proba Tho Ali-Inn QuReed lound dead ol • drug POMEROY VILLAGE S < On CBS Kolak Dllecllvt PBS protonll Tht Tr bal overdose wl h Shelley Faba toqner wards are now realigned to establ sh Four Eugtr~e Rocho butlod IO Eyo Man Blong (<q) Cut res Wards w th boundar es and petrolman whtn alcoholltm tom The arts of Melants 1 In 1130pm wreckt hll corHr Hlkl the Now Hlbrldos lnlorlor the The Tonight Show !!. on NBC voting p aces as follows 1st Wa d - North Cor vengeance aga nat • trio of funeral ceremony ot the mod Johnny carson Is hos Sunday School attendance hlevu lnvolviCI In hll lilt lltd lll<ulla 01 fhe decHIId In ABC tpoclal ASolute to the para on L ne Eas - Cor on Ott 26 was 46 0fferlng c11e when he ost hll plafol he So omons tl'le con tal Best Veers of Your H t para on Line South - Oh o shle d end but friend <mur people 1 war canoes end 1e1 Parede with Dorothy Collins Rver wes - eas s de ot was $22 65 Worship serv1ces dertdl oplrll doncu Snooky Lanson G sele MacKen Spr ng Ave Res den son East sfde of Spring Avenue vo e n were held at II a m w1th "pm l~pm z e and other revulars th s Ward Poll ng place Of> CBS Bronk Dane Clark Thll s My Moma on ABC CBS movie The Clones Danny Spencer domg the crlm na flllkes h s own death Or MIChltl GrHne ShOCked IO forme Second Ward F e devotions and Rev Meece n a plane crash 10 he can tp m discover hat dlabollce gene c House on Condor s dlnppeor Connon Is on CBS Vera SCitnllll Gregory Sierra ha> 2nd Ward - North - F om speaking £rom Luke 9 43-4« the S E corne r ot Br ck and II P "' MIIH oil company owner cloned him - made an exact Lasley The Church IS Full o£ Half along he Sout h s de of from ce I! of the PBS airS KUP S ShOW ICCUIII VICI Pretldent A.lan doub & s junct on w th Hearted Christians Nma Felnste n of flnanc 11 tunny doctor s bOdy - In o plot lo kill Lesley o MONIIAY buaineu Tht tJCtc n quest on him f gh s for his 1fe with tne Mulberry Thence a ong an Robinson was pianist and mag na y line N E from sa d lpm he p of h s clone written by a also dating her daughter lunct on o he Corpora on Chas D Woode song leader ABC olrs Mobile Ot>o The Kolly M IH Sttve F sher L ne Res dents on Sou h s de Crutlder ThO syndiCIII II DOl On ABC Beretta t usts of Lasley from Brick to Attendance was 25 o get a muckr~ker fMturn Ktren Valentine who has a SATURIIAY Mulberry vote In th s Ward Tom Boa ey 1 30 p m (approx) Mr and Mrs Chas D shady Pill and finds maybe he Res den s on both s des of On NBC Tha lnvltlblo Min thouldn I ABC hU COII!IIt lootball Woode Thelma Henderson Laurel vo e n thiS Ward Eas brHks lnlo 1111 fO rlllcuo ooent Of> PBS Great Porlormon 4 30 p m Wes s de of Spr ng Avenue JlmH MCEIChtn who I poolno cH Jennie Ton ghl A CBS sporl> Specloculor Res den s on West Side of and Evelyn Well attended the Run an Gymnts lcs with •• o prl- but dM~ lite Perfect Dlrllno Aller Ran Spr ng Avenue vo e n th s Northeast Cluster Hymn Sing man I COVM dolph s dnlh Jonnlo olowly 0 ga Korbut com pet ng from Ward Sou th - Oh o R ver at the Long Bottom U M Rhode It on CBS Br-1 Is returns to an active life pushes LondOn Nat ona Horse East side of Bu ernu led up - no moro will lito 00 her aon Winston 1 carHr falls Show from Madison Square wes Avenue & Br ck Stree to he Church Saturday evening on datu nor molhtr hn Hf up In love w ... d marr '"' 1 2.& Gorden New York, s E corner of Br ck anq Oct 25 w1th an attendance or Of> PBS In Pertormancl It yur-old guordl 011 er s p m• Lasley Res dents on Eas s de Wolf Trop GIM'IIItll' SCIIUIIII' NBC hH Doctors HDIP lal ABC Wde World ol Sporls of Butternut end Brick vote n 19 £rom several churches wlllt tho Now Enol- Constr Drl Goodw n ond Orlttt lrnl 7pm valory R~GIIme lnHmblt and lkt Elaanmon ond Thomn Firing Line PBS W am this Ward Polling P ace The next hymn sing w1ll he lhe Kotherlnt Ounillm Dence Trujillo who hiYI bHn bHten Buckley discusses The Manson City Hall CdownSio rs held al the Reedsville U M North Cor COmpany Progr1111 lnci- by lhelr paronls end worry Phtnom.non with Vlnc:ent 3rd Ward Euble Blako s Chltltaton 1bout nndlnA tttem homt Bug I osl who prosecuted the porallon L ne from ts N w Church Satur'day Nov 29 corner eas ward to Spr ng RIO scoll Joplin s Hello Manson murder tr al Avenue East wes s de of 730pm trope Bouquol Mlplt LHI Of> Kilt MCS':;;,, CBS rock lpm Butternu Avenue N W of ts RIG Tht Enttrlllntr ond musician (and roformed drug The Jellersons are on CBS Mr and Mrs Clarence Jolly Roll Morton 1 Smoke -lcll Waynt Maundar Is Of> NBC Emorgoncy I Fake lun etlan w lh Lin col n H II West side of Brick to ts Henderson went to Holzer Houu Blun cheroed wllh tho drug.overdoH htlrt attack by attent on Road I30J1m $Hklno mother In low and an function ytlth Mu be ry and Med1cal Center to see hla murder of 1 young woman along an Phyllll II on CBS Of> ABC SllrtkY lnd HUICh auto accident with no drivers at thence N E Imaginary line from sad doctor on Fnday and he was • pm 11011 11 fllllly dlllert to nail e tht scent Of> CBS All In lito Family On ABC Soturda1 Night Live junction to he Corporat on round much improved heroin pulhtr Line 11 Its junction with ABO IOOtblll LOS Angello On PBS Soy Brother wllh Howord COIIII Mrs Genevieve Guthne Rams 11 Phllodoll>hll I~GlH lnltrnll one I Anlmotlon Fn Spr ng Ave Reslden s on the Islam Tho Nollon Of Isla• NBC movlo 'Thi OWl and IHiurlno Walllct o Mutlam I Yll II on PBS EdQar AI on Wes s de of Buflernut N w of returned to her home here lltt PUMYCif (1913) IIODk mud pool SonIa 5X Sanchez POl'S The MIICIUO Of lhe Red Lincoln Hill Road vote n th s _.m o-v• sooa1 mHII oo end Mayor Richard HIIChM' Of O..th end 1 take.off on Ward Residents on the wes Saturday afternoon from side of But ernu be ween he Holzer Medical Center oo dMctr Barbra Slrtlllnd monst..- movln IR Gory lnd Oh o River and Llnco n H II PBS -ont 1 Mark RuiUII NBC hu Potrocalll I 3t p m Mr and Mrs Clair Woode Road vote In ward ,. 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Fol s Purctll ol Newpart to JlllllPI1 Brltllb SuiTheloreoolng I Wllltr bthlnd lht Illite Dorothy M Johns on Is n effec ror Of> Tho Strtetl of Son I .... director Meigs County Board .- 1975 elect on Fronclsco ~BC 1 cop 11 ~llled CBS aln .Ill Mfl 50111 with bell - - the In Nov In w ness whereof we nave of Elect ons the hope of ending In I IIWII thlfl lnd lltt only PBS hll cans-or SurviYII herew h subs cr bed our Kll J TDftiDhf l'ltnurft and w Inns 11 1 Pllholoo cal Ilor blockade of the city names off c ally a Pom e oy I 0 31 j c Pltlllll Tilt 'rulft IDovl IHIUf"H P'l' Hlnolo der ~ By SrEVE WU.SfEIN UPI SporiB Writer NEW YORK (UP!)- Even the official scorer at Mad1son Square Garden cannot believe tbe New York Knlcks finally have a big forward or a center who can rebound Spencer Haywood had JUBI fimshed playing his best game Since coming to New York from Seattle last week scoring 26 polnU! hittmg the boards and making h1s presence felt on defense to lead the Krucks to a 117 I 13 triumph I felt good about what I was do10g sa1d the powerful 6-foot 9 forward I had confidence I felt 11 before I walked on tbe court I can t complam about 26 pomb! and a VICtory Here s somethmg you might be concerned about sa1d a reporter showing h1111 the rebounding totals on the off1C18l scorecard Three rebounds • Ha ywood shouled That cant be r1ght Yeah I m concerned about tha t Everybody knew the sheet must be wrong if not for Haywood for Bill Bradley s total of II rebounds No one could remember Bradley get hng II rebounds smce hiS Prmceton s days The sheet was wrong Hay wood had II Bradley one When Haywood was In the Knicks moved ruruung on an 11.{) burst early 10 the third penod to turn a three pomt del Cit mto a 67~9 lead Haywood with four fouls then went to the bench for the rune mmutes an<! the Kings outscored the Knicks 3~24 He returned and the Kn1cks held their slim lead the rest of the way Walt Fraz1er paced the Knicks w1th 32 pomts to VIrtually negate the 35 points of Kansas C1ty s Nate Ar chi bald Spencer was domg h1s Wrestlers begin drills on Monday Wrestling fans of Me1gs IS seen on televiSIOn He says CoWIIy w1ll be happy to know that mos t professwnal that the 1971>-76 wrestl ng wrestl ng IS staged and season 1s about to begm designed for aud1ence appeal On Monday Nov 3 wh le H1gh School wresUmg practice will begm for all ls based on the prenuse that vars1ty wrestling candidates two contestants both of equal Th1s year s team has two or s m1iar s1ze and we1ght returmng D1str1ct ChampiOns compete Wltil one 1s able to as well as many expenenced hold the other s shoulders to wrestlers from last year s the mal £or a penod of two squad seconds This 1s called a pm Coach Ray Goodman says It IS becommg more and the umque thmg about more difficult to attract and wrestlmg IS that any size hold good athletes n a sport shape he1ght or we1ght boy lila t demands so much from can part c1pate Any boy Is participants Goodman who attends Me1gs H1gh says School 1s eligible to par Many Me1gs wrestling £ans tlc1pale Goodman says fmd lhe exc1temenl of watch We1ght classes are 98 105 mg a match more than they 112 119 127 132 145 155 167 bargamed for Even though 175 185 and unlimited there are many rules Goodman believes the key des1gned to protect the STEVE RANDOLPH Me1gs Marauder jumor to the success of th1s year s wrestlers fans who don t defensive back Is rive feet ten mches tall and we1ghs 137 team" II be find ng boys who understand the rules at the pounds He Is the son of Inez Randolph and reSides at are 1n the upper four weight begmmng of a match are soon Route 2 Pomeroy brackets - 167 175 185 and telling the referee what he is heavywelghl We are ex m ssmg Goodman says penenced and have good The Marauders have over a depth at the lower and m month of practice before termed1ate we1ghls bul we the1r opener the Holiday need the upper weights to Tournament m Chesapeake round out two squads Follow ng a tough schedule m Goodman says January February the Accordmg to Goodman the season w1ll be capped In calibre of wresUing on a high March w1th the State Tour conference participate m schoollevel1s far above what nament m Columbus College Football Rouodup post-son contests It would By FRED McMANE seem that two losses could he UP! Sports Writer There are only two weeks fatal 10 terms of being before the college football selected for a major bowl Florida wanU! the Orange bowl committees officially begin extending Invitations Bowl but to get there the and the pre8811re Ia already Gators would most likely on several of the nation s top- have to wm or tie for the Southeastern Conference ranked teams PeM State Florida and title The Gators are tied With Southern California all will be Alabama and the two teams w1th facts produced by our racing some formidable do not meet 10 the regular By SAM FOGG UPI Sports Writer staff competition this Saturday season Since Alabama WASHINGTON (UP!) Republican Louis Frey of knowing that a 1088 could ligures to win Its remaining Unsympathehc congres10nal Florida told Rozelle that his keep them from a preferred games Florida must also That may not be easy Its committeemen are shll own statistics indicated that post«aaon game Ninth-ranked Pem State next three games are with unconv1nced by Com the no show difference and lOth ranked Florida conference foes Auburn missioner Pete Rozelle s between sold-out home already have lost once With Georgia and Kentucky -and cla1m that the three year-old games and those still blacked more teams for the bowl the Gators have beaten ant blackout law 1s harmmg out amounted to only 458 fans committees to choose from Auburn and Georgia In the pro football profIts to the tune a contest Rozelle said the NFL had this year because of the B1g same season only once In the of $9 million m the last two seasons no thought of switching to a Ten Pac1f1c Eight last 12 years They also seemed unmoved pay or cable TV system at Florida third In the nation Conference s decision to let by Rozelle s suggestion at a this point but If the more than one club £rom each 10 total offense Is a 8lll110lnt House Commerce sub downward spiral goes on we favorite to beat Auburn but committee hearing Thursday would have to consider a Gators quarterback Don that a permanent ban on Tonrght's games Gaffney miBsed the last two blacking out sporU! events change of format We like what we have but If we can I games with Injury and the SEOIIL sold out m advance 101ght exist we d have to look into Tigers have won three In a Jackson ot Athens rorce the National Football other possibilities row Go llpolls at Waverly Ironton at Melgo Pem State which has been League to 1111pooe a more Wellston at Logan to a major bowl game In each restrictive television policy BEULAH TVC I think you re sitting In a of the past rour seasons Is GROVE CITY Ohio (UP!) Alexander at Belpre Federa Hocking at Warrer1 being considered by the tub of butter said Sub- - Three Legs Charlie took a committee Chairman Torbert clear lead on the final turn Local VInton County al Nelsonville Orange Cotton and Sugar MacDonald D Mass Bowl committees But the and was never threatened York SVAC Nlttany Uoos have three sponsor of the proposed down the stretch to beat North Golllo at Eaotern games against formidable legislation to continue the Hereford by six and on e-half ~mmes Volley at Hannan competition This Saturday three-year tryout of the anti lengths In the featured $3 600 Trace !5th~anked Maryland Is the blackout law indefinitely Southern at Soulhwestern eighth allowance race at Olhtn opposition and the game --at This was in answer to Beulah Park here Thursday Tr mb e at Miller Rozelle s statement tha t the Jack Burton showed Parkersburg at Point Maryland- 18 a tossup NFL might have to change 1ts Southern California hasn t The winner ridden lly Mike Pleaoant television format 1f a FRIDAY(Nov 7l lost a game yet and even If Perrotta covered the six SEOAL bl11ckout ban continued to furlongs In 1 ll I~ and they were to stumble ooce Athens at Waverly before the season ends It s whittle down season ticket returned $5 4U $3 4U and $3 Wellston at Ga llpolls Logan at Ironton likely they would stlll get to sales and hurt game at The 6 3 daily double Me go at Jackaon tendance play In a major bowl game combmallon of Breezing TVC MacDonald questioned But the Rose Bowl Is the MBI'k and Artist was worth Nelsonville York at Rozelle s testimony that the Alexander only one that Interests Coach $316 60 Belpre at Warren Local 1973law has meant more than John McKay and right now A crowd or 3 190 wagered Olhtrs Federal Hocking at Trimble his Trojans bold only a half $8 4 million losses m $3221M Fairland ot VInton County game lead over California In decreased season ticket sales Pomero~ Bowling t...anes Southern at Caldwell the Pac Eight for the trip to this season and last plus Sunday Late Hahnan W Vo al Symmes N ghl M xed Pasadena Southern Cal another $600 000 in radio and Valley Ocl 26 1975 concession revenues meets California Saturday in Miller at Point Valley Team No 6 54 26 The rormer Harvard Team No s Wahoma at Slotersvllle 51 28 a game that Is a must for SATURDAY(Nov I) 48 32 told Qual y Pr n Shop football captain both clubs Team No 2 36 44 Eastern at F rontler newsmen arter hearlng Pautev s tns & Realty 26 So~~ If we lose we re not going U 56 I m not the Te am No 4 to the Rose Bowl McKay Rozelle High nd v dual game says If they beat us and slightest bit Impressed with Men - J m Robe ts 186 Wom*n Jean Spencer 148 don t lose another game his figure It s not accurate secon d high nd vidual game and doesn l jlba with the fact (men Rage Sp en ce r 185 they II be back In It They re obtained by our Investigative (women) Jean Grueser 40 not really out of it High ser es - Men - Don The Trojans Bl'e an 81!. staff or the league s own Beeg e 434 Women J ean Its my JlllrenU! who are point favorite to beat the reports to the Federal Com Grueser Jtl second nigh r es em en Roger havq more trouble with Bears munlcations Commission se Spencer 433 (women Man their feelings In other games Saturday The season ticket sale losaes Hoover 375 h gh game - Team The Perrys and McCialns Involving top-ranked teams show no place else but In his NoTeam 6 - S74 earn h Oh ser es however plan to get tog~ther No I Ohio State plays In statement and I have to stick Te am No 6 - 1518 prior to the game diana No 2 Oklahoma visits illlli•llll•~~""'!!!lflj! We re going to my Oklahoma State No 3 JlllrenU! house before the Nebraska is at Missouri No game and I m nol too keen 8 Alabama visits Mississippi about that even though I State No 7 Michigan travela OFFICE S 9 30 to 12 2 to 5 !CLOSE know they II be nice says to Minnesota and No 8 Texas AT NOON ON THURS l- EAST COURT Mrs McClain But after the is at SMU No 5 Texas A&M game we 11 have fun is Idle Bowl pressure • • • IS mcreasmg Congress seems Steelers have versatile men PI'ITSBURGH (UP!) The Pltllburgh Steelen have been switching players all over the place this season and It has paid oft In several victories aecordlng to of £enalve line coach Dan Radakovich Radakovich said the Steelers are able to alternate various players because they are of equal ability and It glvea them more rest I don t know of anybody who alternates players as much aa I do he said For inltance Sam Davis plays left guard In the second and fourth periods wblle Gerry Mullins handlea the right pard alot In the lint three period! Ray Mansfield II at center for the first and third periods and Mike Weblter handlea the chores for the eecond and fourth periods Jim Clack Ia the bualeat player He playa guard two quarten on the left aide and one quarter on the right side 16Very week Clack admlta It has been tougher thla week getting ready for Sunday s clssh with the Bengali In Cincinnati "'bii has been a buay week becauae we re pull~ In a lor of new stuff for Onclnnatl and I have to get It on both the left and right ildes Clack said All of the Steelers were on the pr~~Ctlce field Thilnday but ~ back Fruco Harrllla 111111 a queatlon mark £or the Cincinnati game He has been bothered by a toe lnjw-y most of the season Sipe may start at QB Sunday BEREA Ohio (UP!) Brian Slpe Ia expected 1o start at quarterback Sunday for the Clevel1!nd Browns when they face the Colts In Baltimore Coach Forrest Gregg has declined to uy whether Sipe of veteran slgnai-(:BIJer Mike Phipps will be at the helm But Thunday Gregg gave a clue to hla ~~election by saying Tom DeLeone would start at center DeLeone who started against Washington last Sundlly with Slpe getting the call at quarterback just happena to be Slpe s special snapper Forrest said he was making some changes DeLeone said Then he named me (Instead of John Demarle) at center Demarle and Del.eone have been buddies since Del«M joined the club The llwildllnllllpments has not made a difference In their at~ludett We re good rrlenda DeLeone said We both know that football is a bualneu We both want to start and we botb want to win unmoved by Pete WRESTJ.JNG rans remember Me1gs nussmg a first place lly I> pomt In last years Holiday Tournament Bob Musser 1B shown m action pinning his opponent at the tournament Comeback honors are announced By FRED McMANE UP! Sports Writer NEW YORK (UP! )- Jun Palmer of the Baltimore Or10les and Tom Seaver of the New Yorlr MeU! who struggled through IDJUry plagued seasons a year ago have been named Comeback Players of the Year m their respective leagues by Umted Press lhternatlonal The two nght-handers both former Cy Young Award WIIUiers rebourded £rom the worst sea9011s of their careers to top their leagues In \'IC tor1es m 1975 Both were runaway winners In a ballotmg of 20 baseball correspondents from each league Palmer who bounced hack from a 7 12 sellson last year to a 23-11 record received II 'h polnU! to easily outdistance Clevel11nd s Boog Powell In the American League votmg Powell received 41> points (one writer split his vote between Palmer and Powell) with Boston s Rick Wise receiving two votes and New york s Chi'IS Chambliss and Kansas City s John Mayberry one each Seaver 22-9 thiS season arter going just ll ll last year got 121!! votes to beat BOWUNG GREEN Ohio But more Importantly to (UP!) - There wW be no Judy is the fact that the " < 'fl I <l .;, ~ ~ ~1 o' j• for, miRd emotions Judy Cardinals of jlall State McClain Sat~f;fhjpl Ball competing for tl!t -first time State and Bowlln8 cQreen this year In th~ MAC are meet in a Mid American coached by her husband Callference footbaB game Dave McClain a former The game wW be played In Bowling Green quarterback Doyt L Perry Stadium IIIII safety under Parry named aller Judy's father ReaDy I m not In the former BG football coach &Rd ~llliddle r!YS the lontler BG athletic dlrectCI' Doyt Piny thlilent 'T'iri on ~ Bide ...., Ball State b Actlllllly I think San D1ego s Randy Jones In the National League Jones received 3'h votes wh1le New York s Dave Kingman Philadelphia s Greg Luzmskl CincmnaU s Gary Nolan and Los Angeles Burt Hooton each got one vote The careers of Palmer and Seaver are curiOusly par~ Both are 30 and were raised 10 Califorrua botb were Cy Young Award wmners m 1973 (Seaver also won In 1969) each pas won 20 or more games m a seaaon at least four times each had bls worst season last year and each Is considered the prenuer nght-handed pitcher In hiS league DISBbled for seven weeks by arm trouble m 1974 Palmer enjoyed the best season of his pro career m 1975 He lied J1111 Cat£1Sh HWiter of the Yankees for most vlctones 10 the majors and also led the majors in shutouts (10) Seaver bothered by sciatic problems In 1974 led the NL m victories and had a 2 38 eai'Jied run average with hve shutouts and 280 mnings p1tcbed He also led the league In strllteouU! w1th 243 while establishing a major league record for most consecutive seasons w1th 200 or more strikeouts (8) THISTLEDOWN NORTH RANDALL Ohio (UPI) - Antoni() GraeU got Patch ot White up In the final stndes to "m the featured • allowan ce race at Thistledown Thursday Fairambler was second and Delight Dada third The winner was timed at I 12 f.5 for the six furlongs and returned $10 20 $4 20 $380 The 8-1-3 trlfecta of Block Dance Steel Trap and First Burst pa1d $53 80 to holders of 778 tlckeb The 8-2 daily double of Tarifflc Gun and Reason at Bay was worth ROYAL CROWN $143 The 3 445 racing rans bet $340 635 BOmiNG COMPANY L Mfdd lepDrt ' TO THE VOTERS OF No mixed emotions here lm f rst v1ctory Brewer and Bobby Smith comb ned for 23 of the Cavs 39 pomts 10 lhe third quarler Smith had )(). of 14 to top all scorers w1th 22 pomts In the only ABA game James Sil1!s pumped 10 29 po10ts and Larry Kenon hit a 11>-looter w1th 22 seconds left to stop a £ur1ous rally and lead the San Antomo Spurs to a 102-100 VICtory over the San Diego Satls own things out there for the first time smce he s been with us Kmck Coach Red Holzman sa1d You can t do everythmg thai s wr1tten down You ve got to free U!nce a litUe and he was doing that In the only other NBA game Cleveland whipped Clucago 108-91 J1m Brewer scored 16 pomts grabbed mne rebounds and blocked two shots as Cleveland posted 1b! CHESTER TOWNSHIP The One Half Mtll Levy requested by the Trustees tn reahfy ts only a renewal of the current tax The old levy was voted for current expenses ~:The renewal levy IS for mamtammg and operatmg cemetenes only Paid Pol 111cal ACivc~rtlslng • ., ~ I �5- The ,Daily Sent'me,1 M'ddl 1 eport-Pomeroy,O.,Friday,Oct.31 , 1975 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Oct. 31, 1975 Rockets··l)tock':;;8imi~"\itle·· path .Cavs capture first victory ' RICHFIElD, Ohio (UPI ) - If Jim Brewer missed seven straight shots fn a game two years ago, he would probably have never sent another basketball to the hoop. But things are different now. ' "Even fhqugh I kept missing, I made up my mind to keeJI shooting because I knew they would go in," said Brewer, who tossed in 16 points , grabbed nine rebounds and blocked two shots Thursday night as the Cleveland Cavaliers posted their first victory of the season -a 1111-91 decision over the Chicago Bulls. · Brewer and Bobby Smith combined. for 23 of Cleveland's 39 points in the third. quarter. "It W811 t>ne . of ,the. best games I've ewr ·PlaYeou'' Brewer said, "I was prlsed we did as well as we did. But you. have to keep concentrating." After taking a 46-39 lead at halftime, the Cavaliers made nine of their first 10 third period shots to open an 11· point lead before the BuDs ra!Ued to cut the deficit to 5856 with 8:02 left in the third startl8, It was at this point Clevl!land center Jim Chones was ejected from the game after being tagged with two . teclvtlcal fouls by referee Jimmy Clark. "I was talking to myself when I got tagged with the first technical and I was speaking to Tom Boerwlnkle when I got hit with the sur- second ," said Chones, whose fine for the offenses will total $25(1. "I hale to hurt the learn, but. the thing that really hurts Is the fine." With Chones in the locker room watching the game on closed-circuit television , Brewer and Smith took over lis the Cavaliers opened up an 8&-72 bulge going into the final 12 minutes. Smith hit on fiveof-Six lrom the field and Brewer tossed in ail five of his play-action shots in the third peiod. It was Chones' 12-footer that gave Cleveland a 1&.18 lead with 2:02left in tbe first period and the Cavaliers never lost the lead. "We just can't keep missing thOBe !$-footers in the first half," said Chicago Coach Dick Motta. "And Chones' ejection from the game didn 't hurt !bern a bit, did it?" Luke Witte took over for Chones and Cleveland Coach Bill Fitch said the fonner Ohio State seven-footer "came through with flying colors." "I put Luke in to help spur the fans on and I needed someone that could match Boerwinlde and (Nate) Thur· man in size," added Fitch. Smith, who hit on only two· of;18 shots in the Cava' season opener last week against Golden State, tossed in llklf· 14 from the field to top all scorers with 22 points. Dick ""Snyder added 17 and Jimmy Cleanions had 16 for Cleveland, whUe Bob I.A)ve paced Chicago with 17. Brown · p laying ,. it 'very cool' r--------·5 Pack ._, : RIFLE' ... .SLUGS . $139 f., th: :·:·:·:· :::: :::: :sJ 5~ ;1 ~;7 ~~1~~ro W· ~~~~~~~~~s ... T. Pts Smythe Division W. L. T. Pts ~~~t1~rhv l3 :5 l1 I~7 Vanccuo;er J 6 2 Minnesota 2 7 0 Norris Division 4 W. L. T. Pis 8 4 0 16 1: Plllsburgh : Detrol1 1 7 3 5S Washington 2 9 I Adoms Division Bullalo ~- \ ~- P:l Toronto Boston •S A 1 11 Calllornla 3 3s 2 2 108 ThursdiV'S Results Philadelphia 6 Toronto 2 Washington 6 Kansas Clly 3 Vancouver 4 Buffalo 4 Boslon 3 St. Louis 2 Los Angell!$ PlllsburQh 4 0 Friday's Go me Atlanta at Calllornle Los Angeles Montreal ll World H o c k e y Standings Association By United Press International EISt New England Cincinnati lndlanllpoll! Cleveland Wnl Phoenix san Dleoo Minnesota Houston Denver W. 5 5 3 2 T. 0 0 0 6 • L. • 3 4 J 4 3 • T. 0 I I 0 0 Pis 10 W. 5 3 3 canodlan Pis 10 0 10 L. 2 3 6 3 7 7 6 6 W. L. T. Ph Winnipeg Quebec Edmonton Calgary 7 2 0 U .f 6 1 J 5 o 9 6 5 3 o 10 2 ~ 1 Thursday's Results ELECT a 5 Winnipeg • Clnclnnetl 0 Colgary 7 IndianaPOliS 5 Phoenix 3 Denver 2 Houston A San DI@Qo 2 Frldly's Games DALLAS HILL . SOUlHERN LOCAL BOARD Of EDUCATION Quebec at Cleveland New England at Edmonton 1. Understands the nttcls of tuchers · has tllru childrtn In the teaching profession. 2. Understands the needs of parents and $tudents - the father of four children who hive attended or graduattcl from Southern High ~hool. 2. Understands tilt nteda of the non· certifltcl emptoyHS - • former bus driver In tilt l,pcll School District with flftHn yun dperlence. 4. Successful Mtlgs farmer for 30 years. 5. Attends the Apple Grove United SOu"""' Mt~lf Chur~. •· Member of the Racine Masonic Lodge No. 461 7. President-elect of ·the Twin Oty Shrine Club. 8. Veteran of World War 11- served In Italy and Africa two veers. YOUR vlJTE ~Ill BE APPRECIATED P~IIIJcilAdvertisement -' W. ~ L.i Fggg G. I. Philadetphle 2 0 1.000 New YorK .. , . '3 .400 Central D1·v~slon W:z Atlanta Cleveland t;touston 1 \ .500 ' 1 2·• ~ 333 J!l~'l' '}1 I 'h • .,nf I , I :; "" ' CaR: 992-5560 For Prompt Courteous Service 1 JL.1, · I • 1 r i1 '.) · . ' • To Soften Sorrow • I LARRY'S By GIL RE~ lighting up k cigarette. ·. UPI Spolia Writer • Sanderson, pointless in BOSTON (UP!) As ~lghtgameswlUttheRangers .... unda •·wned N u• y ,.. ovw ew this season, got the goal on a York, Derelt:.Sanderson, pro .pass from Qarry Unlier, who bockey'skdokiestcenter;was was a penalty ldlling partner 1 . a Jonely fta nger, ·moe nlng through ou t the Bluea 3-21oss about lack of-ice .Ume. A:·few . to the Bruins. hourilater,he;"•uaSI,Louls "I could have ljCored 50 ID ' and hV nlghtf ll San goals last year and stW llave Ue u3 a " dersonwasplaylnglnBOI!ton, sat on the bench. That's the wbere he ha.d won the Calder po1Illes: the pillars thai make \ Cup ln 1968 •mRookle af, jbiJ up th~ Sanger sqclety, can't · 'lear with ulishlinl. ' '·' . be ,moved He (General Afteracoupleofshortnews Manager ·Emile, Francis) conf.erencelj,-Where hf doesn't sha~ up anybody claimed to be ·a victim of who's been there a few Ranger politics-Sanderson years" by benching ·Utem. stepped into hlS·hew blue 8lid The trade to tile Blues, for a American Baskotball Auoclo· yellow road uidfonn of the first round draft choice, was lion Standings Blues and scored his first the fourth move in SanBV united Pr:!!i"'""'ttonal , goal of the seuon before the . deriiOil 'S career. He played , w. L . Pet. ' G.B. game was 10 minulel old,.., , five seasons for Ute Bruins, New York ~ •w "I didn't thlni!,J41d bad.for~~~~ight g~lllel . )lith. Kentucky 2 2 .500 1 not having been Qll.ak.ltea.for . philadelphia of \he WHA, 1'>2 St. Louis Virginia 0 • ·000 3 four days," ilald Sanderson • seasons ba£k in Boston and a Wtsl • ' . w! w. L. Pet. G.B. 29, w)lo, ijraggild himself year-plus th the Rangers. Pn~~~~~ ~ · ~ L~~~ •h aroWid the Ice Clll'ta bruised "I went to New York with sen Anlonlo 3· 2 .600 1 ankle. "But I near.ly died out illusions of grandeur and ran ~~~hotego ci ~ :ggg ~'h · Utere. I !brew up my guts into clciUC/8 ol despair," hf .. Thursday's-Ruull something awful in .the first said. "Now I'm .going to St. Son Antonlo.102 Sen Dleoo 100 . period :. Louis 'and I'U lite it there Fridly's Gamn · , l. · Virginia at UtoN · "Of course that O!JPle& from , ,'l'bey have a good stadium Denv~ ~I Indiana , .. 111Doklng two pal$! of ciga• and Ute fans hockey. Sl . LouiS ol, New York •.rettes a day,. ••• .' added Th • 1 ted , ...... , , . eyve a ways me· ,' there but they'U be all ri(lht." 1 , ,.. ~ . Western conlerentt M1dwnt 01 vis 1on ' De<roll w. L. P<;·~ · 8 .'6 67 . Ch lcago "' Milwaukee o2 22 .500 .ooo l'h Kans . City o 3 .ooo 2 Pacific Division W, L.' Pet. G. B. sea1tle J 1 .750 Golden St . 2 2 .500 I Los Angeles 2 21 .500 Phoen ix .500 I .,, 1 Portland 0 J .000 2 Thursdoy's Rosults New York 117 Kansas City 113 Cl eve 1and 108 Chicago 91 Friday's Gimes Portland at Boston ' ; . ',' ". • Buffalo a1 Philadelphia Milwaukee at New Orltans Hous1on o1 Detroit seattle at Los, Angeles 1 S9 N. Second St. Middleport, Ohio •• ,, . ·-· ... • • ... • STE.AMBOA'f INN f)ttj ,, , I <~. MEAT _ J i"u'r key • ' I .. ;. ' ;...IN.- •• eG«wemor e Kirkwood Next door to The Jones Boys. ' '' ·~"*' . ~: : .: c " . ·• VOTE FOR. .,:. .i ROGER L. ADAMS ·"',, " --..• MEMBER OF .. .. I' .... 'Ill . WOOD HEATER G~es You AUTOMATIC W1rm Floor H11tingl MDDEL701 .... WOOD IURWINI CIRCULATOR ,. 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Paid For By: Committee to Elect "JOE STOBA~T'' •• Your Vote 111d Influence Apprecllled " :"" SUGAR RUN MILLS Nov . 9 at Gallipolis Post 27 from I to 3, p.m. was announced anda thank-you note was read from Mrs. Florence Richards for assisting at her reception and also from Mrs. Lula Hampton for Racine's part in hosting the reception. The meeting opened in · ritualistic form with Mrs. Young giving the prayer. The pledge to the flag and the preamble to the constitution of the American Legion Auxiliary was given. Officers reports were also given. The door prize .donated by Mrs. Norris was won by Mrs. Mary S. Roush. A sllenl auction was held and Mrs. Young served refreshments of cider and donuts. Others attending were Mrs. Eunie'· Brinker, Mrs. Margaret Yost, , Mrs. Mary F. Roush, Mrs. County Scholarship Fund . Frances Roberts and Mrs. The next meeting of the Martha Lou Beegle. County Council will be Nov. 6 at Eastern High School. The seventh grade class trip was also discussed. A movie, "People Taking Action'' was shown by John Riebel , superintendent . Coffee and punch were served during the movie. Eastern PTSA hoids regular meeting Monday '• Selds • llr:~ Chillic othe Veterans Hospital for the annual Christmas party. A hook of poetry will be presented to Mrs. Naomi Stobart who recently lost her mother by death . The district party for veterans at the Athens Mental Health Center was announced for Nov. 13. The juniors who will host the party are in need of game prizes . The legislative bulletin was ordered . . A field orientation session 100% Solid State TOSERVEMEAL RUTLAND - The Ladles Auxiliary of the Rutland Fire Department wiU serve an election day luncheon all day Tuesday at the American Legion Hall in Rutland . FLOWERS We Wire Flowers I,....,..,.J~~~~~J t 992-2039 19'' COLOR TV • High Pertormance 100 % Solid Slate Modular Chassis • "In-Line" Matrix-Stripe Picture Tube o "Super insta·Matic" Color Tuning with Electronic Light Sensor Picture Control • Instant Picture and Sound • Energy Saver Switch • C~tom-Matic Pre-Set VHF Tuner • 70-channel UHF Click Tuner 1 Year Labor Warranty Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs . Millard Van Me1er Ph. 992·20l9 diagonal Ph. 992·5711 WERNER .RADIO & T.V• Middleport Your Vote and Influence Appreciated ·IX I DAVID A. SLATEM . Candidat~ For Salisbury Township Trustee Resident of Salisbury Township for 22 years. Twenty 120) years experience with heavy equlplflent. Six t6) years building construction experience. Graduate of Wellsburg, W. Va . H.S. Veteran of World War II 1U.S. Army). Member of Pomeroy United Methodist Church. Employed by O.V.E.C. !Kyger Creek Station) . DUDLEY'S ~-------------------------- ANNUAL atRISTMAS OPEN OOUSE Candidate For · Salisbury Township Clerk I XIDONALD L HUNNELl Lifelong resident of Salisbury Township. Grftduate of Pomeroy High School. U.S. Navy veferan, Korean Wor. Married to former Frances Evans and hsvel son, Artie. Member and past commftnder of Drew Webster Post 39 Amerlcftn Legion . Business Manager ol Meigs Legion Boseboll Team. Member of Enterprise U.M. Church. Twenty years of clerical experience. Your Vote and Influence Ap predated Pd. Pol. Adv . ftrestone /'* ® IT'S TIMI FOR A CHANOI i ' :t . Ph. 949-25is ~ ~acine, Ohio IJ. 1 HoefliCh Ron James attends Tuppers Plains event 1 ......:. ..• j miD ,,_. fhrl bNIAifull)l styled elblnet lite 1 '0111 l~tlnl ,.,..... ....- tll'lllh. The llfll lldl G00r j"o,dlr!l IHY {you t ift po,rt In llftwOOCI UJt tv 26'' ~I] tnd llh ... =~\ clncll with tnt heft4y ~114ttoout WI dflwtt, No fttw WON,_... t. Mr ~ 10 YRS. ACCOUNTING & TAX EXPERIENCE Pd p I Ad' of flltlt whtn burrltd I thll Model 7011 n ¥01.1'11 enjoy tht ••"" 1ft comfort 1nd em of hutlnt )'OUt home with thft ub ' modem. elllomltic wood-burnlna clrculetor tNt provlda ~~mpa. hNt for up to n.. I'OCIIM. A bulll·ln thertno~ltl IUII)ITI•tlcelty control• di-1n to flllllntlln thl cNtiNd • rftl af burnlnc end 1 thrH-tplld blowtr (In optlonll fNhlft) aprtlctl 1 e1- of • •• \ a· - ,: SOUTHERN LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD II. .PI~- P~m~kr Apple;· \' Paid Pol. Advertisement .·= .. SALAD -:- Pejp5tlel• ~plesauce, Fruit & Jello, Cottage Cheesei, Slaw, Tossed. Sundav, Nov. 2, Hrs. a·::Jo-2:00 Weekdays 6: ()(HI: 30 ~ • ~ t • ••• • " •• •• PROGRESSIVE ,.. . .• Carrots, Noodles, Potatoes !sweet, mashed, home fries) . • '•• •• Mon .-Fri. 9-8 Saturday 9-6 {~ VEGETAB~El'.,;- ' Gr~n BJans, Pea$ & , •• AVAILABLE & Dressing,., ~oa~t Beef, .' Signed: Phillip Pickens -9• • Flound~ F!sh, 'H~,mliur~er! Steak. Hi)m . ·- • . z ••• • Vemco Add-A- ••• •• Rooms •• • Crestridge ••• Sectional Homes .' ..••• •• FINANCING ' . • ...... l· :m '""'" "I will donate or !contribute) the equality ot . the o.s mi II collected in Lebanon Township from my own funds toward reconditioning cemeteries of this township" . • •~----------------..··•••t mora greatly appreciated. •• • MOBILE HOME SALE~ INC. ' PH. 992-7777 POMEROY - .. t AGGRESSIVE Lebanon Township will be · •• Q.OSED SUNDAYS , 1 I "' I •I{ I ·'·' 11 i 1 ... . '" going to sleep. "We don't reel we've ~d an euy one yet. It's becoming utremely difficult to win anywhere In the NFL. It's become ~lly balanced." The other bls game Sunday has the Waahington RediJdns. playing the DaU.s Cowboys in the NFC East. Dllllu (r..l) holds a one-game lead over the Redaldns. In a Saturday game, San Diego Ia at the New York Giants while In other Sunday action, HOIIItoli · is at Kansas City, Oakland at Denver, Miami at Chlcllgo, Minnesota at Green Bay, Detroit at San Francllco, Buffalo at the New Yort Jell, Nnr England at St. LOuis, Cleveland at Baltimore and Atlanta at New Orleans. Loe Angeles Is at Philldelphla Monday. night. . f· ·~ 1 1 · ' . l'h o 2 .000 ·r ?rt, f for Phillip Pickens for Township Trustee of ..z •• • ' family life atmosphere wiUt parent subsli lutes are offered preparatory 'o re-entry into society. Hysell was accompanied to the meeting by Byrn Vaughan . The unit ·presented Hysell with a check for $25 for use In his program. Also speaking at the meeting was Mrs. Maxine Plummer of \be Community Mental Health Board 648. Introduced by Mrs. Grace Pratt, president, she was accompanied by Mrs. Mary Skinner, director of the personal advocacy program in Meigs County . Mrs. Plummer talked about the work of the Meigs County Mental Health Clinic located in the former Meigs General. Hospital building, of the services offered by the YC)ur Vote and Support • •• Sympathy Rowers Sanderson has f~~st'' ''':115 g: o' :..1 .· ·W ,. ~0 ~c~OO ~; · Washington Wi G New Orleans J 1 .750 ., ' ' E as 1er;n con 1er.enc.e ,, ''"'1J·t, ,;Atlantic Division . Petrick Division• Toronto '· ,aJ!. Fullback Ralph Baylor picked up an all important first down on a five-yard run , n with 25 seconds left. Lucas went over from two-yards out as the Parents' Night crowd went wild. STATISTICS DEPARTMENT RH KC F.irst Downs 21 9 Yards Rushing 276 79 Yards Passing 99 · ll4 Total Yardage 375 193 Passes Attempted . 8 17 Passes Completed 5 8 Fumbles 3 0 Fumbles Lost 3 0 Interceptions 0 0 Penalties 5-45 6-50 By Quarters : Rock Hill 7 7 61 8-26 KC 0 14 0 13-27 • Juvenile Officer · Carl Hysell presented the program Tuesday night at a meeting of the Alnerican Legion ·Auxiliary of Drew ,Webster Post 39 held at the hall. . He used the film, "Children 10 Trouble" to emphasize the seriousness of Ute juvenile delinquency problem, the ways in which juvenile of. fenders are punished and the results of the punishment. Hysell said that juveniles In trouble list unsatisfactory homelife as the major cause of their problems and said that confinement in a detention center br reform school is not usually the best · route toward rehabilitation. He talked about the success of halfway houses where a By Charlene ' . Election Day dinner was planned when the American 11 Avariety of supplies for use in the M~!f! Coun!Y Girl Scout Legion Auxiliary of Racine programs have been received, Mrs. ~ 'P,tomll;'·servtbe unit Post 602 met recently at the professional heal tit and social director reports. These may be plckeA 1lli, ~t,~f.hb'll' pexi .'' hall. workers and noted thst for week by leaders. · • ... . . ,Serving of soup, sandthe first time Meigs County Among the supJilles available are pennlsslon slips, trtp- wtches, pie and coffee will hss a psychiatrist available Jling appllcaUons, money earning applications, sponsorship begin at 11 a.m. at the legion at the clinic agreement, Insignia and badge :onlef fortllll, troop finance hall. Mrs. Pl~mD)er talked ri!I!Ofl fortllll, individual girl's records, troop dues record Donations were made abOut the drug and alcohOl ~'· forms, troop ~ttendanoe recorda and registration forms. dl!fing the meeting conducted services now available · Mrs. l'homa also reports that she his the bicentennial by Mrs. Julia Norris to the through Ute center and asked . .patch .~vallable . A bicentennial project l.s a re~~ulreme~t and Easter Seal Society, the for support ol the two-tentlis •. inorderfortbe glrlato llet the patch the le¥<~ers m1181 subml~ a Christmas Seals and the Qf a mllllevy for .the Meigs • 3, by 5 card giving Ute, name, age, adcli'ess, proje~, troop Gallia • Jackson mentai number and the leaders sigrt!lture. health services noting that · POMEROY BROWNIE I'ROOP %'11 unless the levy Is passed, the Patty W.rd WBI Welcomed 8S a Del¥ member at the services·in Meigs County will Monday night meeting of' Troop 271. Mrs. Vera Johnson, be discontinued. leader, conducted an Investiture ceremony for the new girla in The auxiliary endorsed the Ute troop. levy. It was noted that Nov. 16-22 ,t;A~l' MEIGS The will be Education and I POMEROY IIROWNIES 'It Scholarship Week and Mayor ·Monday nlght'smeetlngof U\e Ponieroy Jlrliwnie Troop 76 Eastern P.T.S.A. held its Dale Smith will be asked to included an investiture ceremony and a rededication service regular meeting at Eastern for other members of the troop. High School Monday evening. issue a proclamation. Invested were Sandrl, Cwnmlngs, Candy Davis, Teresa The meeting opened with A $6 donation was mlide to Mulford and Dlama White. Unable to be present for the prayer by Mrs . Unda Ed· the Ohio Society for Crippled ceremooy were Sandra Matto1. Theglrls were presented their wards. Mrs. Helen Blake Children. The bulletin from Mrs. Florence Richards, ~pina'along With Ute World Association pins. Brownies presided over the meeting. . cated wete I.Jsa Baxter, Kim Eblin, Crystal Dane, Trina The secretary and treasurer Eighth District president, Reeves, Jaye Roberta, Chai'lene Swllriz, Sherry Wem and reports were given by Mrs. was read, announcing the Debbie Werry. " Edwards and Mrs. Barbara Christm~s party at the " Th~ BroWI)Ieaand their leaders signed a get-well card for Hannum and were approved. Chl!Ucothe Veterans Hosp'ttaL &!zan Thoma now bome from Children's Hollpltal, Columbus, Mrs . Edwards reported on Dec. 11, and requesting . wherellhewu confined for treatment of Reys Syndrome. One· the County Council meeting cakes, candy and fruit; ·as year pins were awarded to eeveral of he glrla and refresh· at Bradbury, and members well as monetary gifla. rnents were served following the meeting. were made aware of the It was reported that in 1976 dues will be lncrellsed to n.ss SYRACUSE SCOUr I'ROOP l2tl per capits on the national Meet~ 'J'Uelday night at the SyraCIIIe Grade School, tbe level and that ari 'increase in troop wu organized Into patrols by Susan Wlpebrenner, DANCE PLANNED local dues will probably be leader. Patrol I selected the name Uberty Eagle, whUe the PORTLAND - The Senior made. The district veterans Patrol 2 selected for the mcentennial Sing Nov. 20 at Meigs Citizens Golden Age Club will party at the Athens Mental JWilor High School. Games were played and refreslunents sponsor a square dance Nov . Health Center was announced provided by Patty Jeffers and l.Drl Michael were served . 8 from 8 to midnight at the for Nov. 17, with a jWiior SALISBURY JUNIOR ·I'ROOP 111· Portland School. Music will auxiliary Christmas party to After hiking from Ute Salisbury School to the 'Meigs High he by the String Dusters and be held there on Dec. 4. School, the Salisbury JWilora·met to discuss craft Ideas, plan a callers will be Glenn Lam· A letter was read from the skating party and practice for the Blcenlennial Sing. bert, Cora Hilton and Robert Meigs County Council on Angela Pratt dilplayed plastic Dowen, a com huslt: dell Pickett. There will be Aging, but action was post. and a seed flower picture u possible craft Ideas for the troop • cakewalks and sandwiches poned due to the absence of Plana were made to make Clll'll husk dolla at the meeting next and coffee wiD be available. the community service week. The group also planned a skating party for Wednesday Children under 12 are to be chairwoman. night at the Skate-a-Way Rink. admitted free and charge for Reports were given on the adults is $1. recent district conference at CIIESl'ER BROWNIES 1M1 Junction City and also on a The Investiture ceremony for the newly organized Chester trip to Xenia to visit the Brownie Troop wlll be held Thilrllday after School at the children at the Soldiers and Otester Elementary Scltooi. lnvilationa lor the parents were Sailors' Orphans Home there. made during last night's meeting. Pam Althouse led in the Oag the pledge of allegiance to the flag . RohertSanders gave the Mrs. Pratt gave hlghllghta of salute and a nnr member, Klni Dent, wu welcomed. invocation . The assembly ·the day, told of the things closed with taps played by they had taken and read a SYRACUSE BROWNIU I'ROOP UM Rachael HWI ter and Jim Meeting Thunday nlgiX at the Syracuse Elementary letter from Ute matron adSteele of Eastern High vising that the boys want a School, the Brownies received song sheets for the Bicentemlal School. pool table for Christmas. Sing. A contribullllll from Roger AdfP.1I ,_.. .acknowledged Following the assembly, Anyone with a good used pool and plana were made for an investiture•· ceremony. The Rep. James visited table for sale at a reasonable Brownies were rllllinded that Brownie pins are 25 cents and price is asked to contact Mrs. one-year plnl are II cents and that Ute money m1181 be paid classrooms at the school and answered the children's · Pratt. Mr4. Pratt alao read a before the pina can be awarded. Juanita Grueser led In Ute pledge to the flag and Krist! questions about government. letter from a youth there thanking the unit for a gift. Haynes gaw Ute Brownie Pnmlse .. Refresbments were served Residents of the Tuppers Plains Community also at· Mrs . Marjorie Reuter by Kim Adfml, Becky AWns and Plllla Winebrenner. tended the event. reported a total of 133 paid members to date. Mrs. Harry CHES'I'ER BROWNIE ·ntOOP IMt Davia, junior actlvltles The.birthday of Juliet !.Dwe, fo111der of Girl Scouts, was You're Invited To chslrwoman, noted that loot celelrated at the 'I'hunday night meeting of the <ltester bags and. cookie · cans are juniors. · being prepared for holiday Halloween was also celebrated with refreshments of use. She alao reported on the --.cupcakes, eoolllea and KDol-Aid being served. Meetings of the recent visit to . Arcddla ·,:,troop are belnC held on Thlll'l!Ciay after adtool. Otarlene Nursing Home to see Bill AltholTIIillelldtro!UtenewtroopwithEleanor Law11011asher Rovnak and of the glfla and asailtlllt. The Oag C«'t111011Y was conducted by Malinda WeDs money they took to him. of the Green GhOII Patrol. Mrs. Carrie Neutzllng, The troop inveatlturewill beheldNov.13at Ute school. veterans affairs and . Saturday, Nov. 1st rehabilitation, noted she had thru purchaaed 36 towela to he Saturday Nov. 15th made inw bibs to be taken to the Chillicothe Veterans Valuable Door Prizes Hospital In December. Coffee & Doughnuts The unit contributed to the (On Weekends) jWiior party at Athens Mental ZU9 Dudley Ave. TUPPERS PJ.AINS - A was held at Tuppers PlainS Health Center this month, speciJI flag ralaing ceremony School on Monday morning. Parkersbura W. Va . and planned a reception for Ron James, 82nd District Pam Powers, District 8 junior president, Dec. 7. their dues In by Nov. 1. An· Representative, was a guest Cards were sent w Mrs. nounced was a IWicheon for at the ceremony. He Laura Wataon, Mrs. Albert Mrs. Allen Schinel, national presented a new Ohio flag to Roush, Mrs. Laura Crooks · president, at the Nell House, the school. Receiving the new and Mrs. Rhoda Hackett. holumbus 0.~ . (1e~. 13. On Oag were fiftlt grade pupils, 1 !he Auxll· Brian Well and John Davis. Cheryl Lehew was presented · ec. a cerUflcate of membership. lary's annual , Christ· They raised Ute flag wiUt the Mrs. Gemma CQc1 and ·. rriaa party ·w:m be held assistarice of Joe Struble of Mrs. Catherine Welsh . wlllt •at 5 p.m. ll!id will be planned the Pomeroy Post of the host the next meeting with by Mill Erma Smith, Mrs. American Legion. Edgar Van lnwagen, 1\frs. Reuter to hsve the Faye WlldermuUt, Mrs. veteran of Ute World War n program on membership. Reuter, Mrs. Ellen Couch and Members were urged to get Mrs. Davia. Mrs. Marjorie Bataan Death March, ad· Goett re~orted on dressed the student body. Americanism and passed out Sixth Grade pupUs Joe Sayre, J!obble Smith, Brian Conelection brochures. A list of prospective nolly, Lena Sampson, Diana members was voted on and Durst and Sherri Myers gave thank-you cirda were read a J)l!trlotic recitation. All the from Mrs. Florence Richards childreq from kindergarten for a gift and assistance at through the slxtlt grade sans her reception, and from "America the Beautiful" and Sherrie Reuter for a $100 joined In the pledge of allegiance. scholarship. Cub Scouts, Jeff Wyers, . Post Commander Ray Smltlt, Roger • Balser, Raymond Jewell and Edgar Greg Collins, John Davis, Van lnwagen 'liere gueeta for Bob )!rooks, Steven ~ led the meeting . program at Tuesday meeting . ~¥~:~~~~;!:~!in~~ . Kyg~r Creek drons 28-27 tilt have been a surprismg team. / I:' Picked · for a last place The Southern Vall~y a · seven . yard-run ~ by The Bobcats, with time finish . in pre-season Athletic Conference cham· sophomore Dave Webb. Webb running out, and its offense pr~dlctions, the Cardinal~.• ~i~'l l<yger Crpek Bobcats had 157 yards.rus)ting in the failing to move the ball, came brmg a 6-2 ov~rall mar~ .~ ; aipi~t pulled the,Ull!ft of,ll)e game;, , , , , .•, to life as Bill Metwer hit against the Falcons and are 3r .. year : Thursd~~. mg_~l f .a\.: , Kyger: ~eek. boWice!l right Bond for an eight-yard loss 2 in. conference games in· Ch~~htre, but ,feli .,~ ,.Rock .,back dnvmg 71 yards in 12 causing him to fumble. Lucas eluding a ~ win over N,or· Hill; 28-27 In a hWd·fotight, plays. The march ended ·on a grabbed the loose ball and them Jllinls last week, non-league battle. ' ., four-yard pass frpm Lucas to scampered 34 yards for the knocking the Huskies out of . Cqach Jim Sprague's tight end Bill Metzner. Lucas'· touchdown. His kick gave the first place. . Bobcats pla)in~ 1aq ,,4oderdog kick tied the score a\ ,7-7. . Class A teams a short-lived Bow!lJig Green is now 6-1 role !foro the open'"l! kickoff The ' Redmen .reached 21·20 lead. overall and 3-lin ~e Mid-Am , cam~· back \!',it~ Just 19 paydirt again with 3:39left in Rook Hill, behin'd the af~r last week s 1088 to seconds left in the game to the second period as All.State churning legs of Webb and Miami. .. . pull within one P,Qjnt. quarterback ·Brett Bond Bond, once again moved the Ohio Uruverstty, :h'l-1 and 2- ; Kyger Creek .w~nt for the , sprinted over from the two- , ball downfleld. A big play 2-1aft~rconsecutlvelosses/O .victory, )lui Tim j.ucas' pasS yard stripe. Owing , the 8&- during that drive, Miami and Tole~o, should get off a faked extt;a ...point af· yard drive, Kyger Creek however, was a 31 yard pass back on the right track tempt was defl~fed in the linebacker Tim .Moles was from Bond to Steve Gilmore. ag~inst Western Michigan, end zone and fell incomplete. ejected for spearing. It was a Tbe visitors moved in front ;::ch lo~ ~19 to Marshall . 'file loss left · ~);ger Creek costly penalty as Kyger had once again with 5:16 left in wee e on two late .with a 6-2-1 recl!f.d this Rock Hill\~ a hole, but the the contest on a three-yard ~:::erin~ Herd touch· Rock Hill clQ.,~p its season., penalty and a fine rWI by run by Bond. Webb scooted OU ' C h Bill H . ,.~ext Friday .,.nig~t. rh~ Bond gave the Redmen .ne:w around left end for the two~ac, . ess! 1J;llldmen are fi.:~·l. .. . life. . ... ,.. point conversion. however, ~. t llke!Y ,to take jlobcat Coac~,,fiqt Sprague . Following Bond 's , TD, Kyger Creek began its ~uc~ pity on W\nl.ess .. this •morningr, praised rhis , Carter's . ·kiclt gave the · comeback bid with less than ~.~ ~· !' hting ' f • . ,team for Its :~omeback ef- Lawrence Countians a 14-7 three minutes remaining. . ere 1 •hor sur· fqrts. He said, "We wet;e~t't lead. Lucas started hitting Smith ~Wva1 hoursebeeves, eb sald. expecting to ~ .in ,the gll1lle · On the ensuing kickoff, on short passes which eave t bl nunaetob tablish off 1 ut our boys, .,layed weU. It ' Todd •Taylor, a .speedy loosened up the Redmen es a 5 a e ens1ve was one of o,un.betteD games tailback and defensive back, defense. ~~a~ . ~~edo ~rd, b~en in. recent years. The d~fense ran to his lift , broke I During the drive, Lucas hit s r pro ems, . ut .did a, good job considering a tackle at the 30 and Smith on an eigh\.yard pass. Y have 1OWid a decent they were so,big and sp,hard outraced· the . Redmen Smith then lateraled the ball to bring down ." • •I secondary for an 89-yard to Todd Taylor who added Bobcat offensive players kickoff return run. Lucas another 10 yards. ... .. .. . . ,, ~njoying a big. night for the kicked again knotted the ;:;:::;::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::::::;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:::::::::::::;:~:::::::::~:::;:;:!:::f:::t:;:::::::::::::::::::::~:~:: ,Bobcats were ~ quar~rback score at 14-14. ~. ,,,,:,.,••••••••••,.........................·.·············':·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·>:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::::::::::::::::::::.:;;.;· 11~ Lucas and. wi.~gbac· ~ Bo" teams pia d h d :·:·:::· • . .. 1:;:·:~· ~· • •• "· w1 · ye ar • !\!\!;i H Rick Smith, Lucas 5411iled two hitting · foottiall and neither !!f!' !M! ' touchdowns and ~~ for scored until the 3:03 mark in ~!;!;'; :i=:;:: another. Smith had., soveral the third quarter. Webb's :;:;;;:; :;;;:;;; clutch receptions during the three-yard run pushed the :::::::: < • • :·:<·:· game. < •1 Class AA Redmen mto a 20-14 :;:;:;:: !@!!! ·Coach Tom Scott's Redmen lead. · Coach Scott's team National Hockey Loogue Stand· Nationol Basketball Anoclatlon reached the scoreboard rwith went for the two-point con1 ,· I By United Pr :s~slnternatlonal By united 5~~~:!nt~~ernatlonal I :OflefUp UtefirskQ1181'ter on verslqn .which failed. STANDIN.GS BY JOE CARNiCEW Bowl. They've got the same UPI Sporls Writer starting defense and now Paul Brown would have you even have a top draft choice bel(Qve ~Is Cincinnati (Dave Brown) to back up the Ben8als ~·t even belong '' (lef,t\slve backs. And they in the same league with ,the didn't have room to add too Pittsburgh Steelers never many people, They have so mind the same ballpark. many strengths you don't Take Swulay'a AFC Cen- know where to start but tral Division matchup they're generally credited agablst Pittsburgh. • Brown with having the strongest ·-infe~ the Sleelers need only defense In football. show. up to win. · "Their front four Is like a "nib Ia an Important game who's who of profesaional and the Steelers have shown · football . And on offense, this iJ when they are at their Franco Harris and Terry best- when the chlpe are Bracllhaw are two of the down, I thin); Pltllburgh Is · premier backs in the game." even stroqger tl)an list year ~Y It's the Steelers when theY ·won the Super who have the problems. They traU Wlbeaten Cincinnati (6q) jly a game and are tied with Houston for second place. The Steelers have not won In CinclnnaU since 1971 ' and Harris, their bruising fullback, is questionable for ' . . ~ game .with a foot injury. 11.$. Cincinnati's defense that has._lleen awesome, . holding opponents to 70 points, the third loweat figure in the league. Ken Anderson and Isaac CurUa IIIW provide one ol the most dangerous JII!Ning combinationa In the league. "We've just slipped by some teams by tbe skin of our teeth," Brown continues, listening with an inner ear for the sound of the Steelers ]uveni{e officer Hysell presents ., championship game berths Heidelberg and Denison at · Mlam · ~l. running game and have made MAC title, has· dropped four · with victories. . ,i,,_w\Jf:}\.~~ ~a · Mount Union, while ' Capital overa11 IIU\fK a ... ;w AC, some personnel changes on of its last five games. The Muskies, 3.() in the Red goes out of the conference in record ' llit6"ll\e" g~~ ?' , . · defense that have worll~ 'Other games Involving "~ . t•r ""sting l Franklln·(Jnd.). ."':" 1l fo'urllf ''lta'ttl>n~f" btltll'" n~'b well for them" . Ohio college teams include Division ' hos~ , Wnnste~ team they have 'beaten 19 In other games, Kenyon r'ushing defense and total . ·Kent, which has been Houston at Cincinnati, straight times, while Wit· · entertains Division I but defense. slnkihg slowly sirlce'I''Ute · Temple at Dayton, Eastern tenberg, ranked No. 1 in the winless Davidson (N.C.), The Ball Slate-Bowling seco~ game of the 'seasOn, Michigan at ·Youngstow11 NCAA Division m ratiDgs, Taylor (Ind.) is at Ohio Green game is more or less a take a 3-4 record ' to State, Central State at can get its third straight title Northern , Waynesburg (Pa.) family affair with the game Morgantown, W.Va., to face Tennessee State and Indiana beingp~r,edat Doy,t L. Perry the,MoWitaineers, 1>:2., ~A·.~ ' State at Akron in . a night game berth with a win atohio a( Ashland, Bluffton at Wesleya·n. , Defiance, Findlay at Field, nailled after the for- only two losses were to Pinn game. Other OC games have Wilmington in a night game, mer BG c\iach and athletic' state (39-4) and Ttllani!'c!s; '·'·In tthe Ohio ,Conference, Otterbein at Baldwin· W & J (Pa.) at Hiram and director, and Perrb Sbr!~n- '' 14'l ; 'while Kent\' one li' the"' both . Ylillenb,e~g an~ Wallace, · Marietta at · John Carroll al Thiel (Pa.) . law, Dave McCialh, the Ban ' !lrese~son favorites flit' ·tbe "· Muskingum · .could seW UIJ State coach. I• ·: ' • • "1 •· · United Press lnlematlonal Miami, seeking a lhird straight Mid-American Conference football cham· pionship and Ta111<erine Bowl bid, faces possibly its biggest stumbling block Saturday In Gene SWick and the toledo Rockets. The Redsklns, who took a giant S\ride towards their twin goals a week ago with 11. 20-17 win over previously unbeaten Bowling Green, have only wlnlesa Western Michigan and struggling Kent State left after facing the Rockets. But in Toledo, the Redskins are facing a team apparently on the upswing after consecu· live wins over Western . Michigan and Ohio University. And the Rockets, 3·5 overall, are always a dangerous team because of the passing of Swick, who leads the nation In passing and total offense, and Is closing in on Jim PIWikett 's career total offense mark. Saturday's other Mid· American games find Ball State at Bowling Green and Weatern Michigan at Ohio University, while nonconference gamea wW see Kent State visiting West Virginia, Marsliall at Central Michigan, Northern Jllinois at Illinois State and Eastern Michigan at Youngstown State. SWick, a 6-1, 190-pound senior from Hebron, Ohio, has completed 144 of 226 passing attempts this ·year for 1,794 yards and II touch· doWI\5. Last week against Ohio U., he accounted for both Rocket scores with a . one-yard run and a 2$-yard TO strike to Scott Resseguie. • • HI Candidate For .Chester Township Clerk Paid Pol~ical Advertisement 'All pricu plut 3n t o 6ZC pt r llrt h d . tu up. tnd 2 reupptOit hftll. FREE MOUNTING FREE ICESCWEI Grip IIUdl IVIi/d/1 Whirl /Dt1//1W1 ptrmit POMEROY HOME &AUTO FRONT ,END ALIGNMENT WHEEL BALANCING POMEROY OHIO �5- The ,Daily Sent'me,1 M'ddl 1 eport-Pomeroy,O.,Friday,Oct.31 , 1975 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Oct. 31, 1975 Rockets··l)tock':;;8imi~"\itle·· path .Cavs capture first victory ' RICHFIElD, Ohio (UPI ) - If Jim Brewer missed seven straight shots fn a game two years ago, he would probably have never sent another basketball to the hoop. But things are different now. ' "Even fhqugh I kept missing, I made up my mind to keeJI shooting because I knew they would go in," said Brewer, who tossed in 16 points , grabbed nine rebounds and blocked two shots Thursday night as the Cleveland Cavaliers posted their first victory of the season -a 1111-91 decision over the Chicago Bulls. · Brewer and Bobby Smith combined. for 23 of Cleveland's 39 points in the third. quarter. "It W811 t>ne . of ,the. best games I've ewr ·PlaYeou'' Brewer said, "I was prlsed we did as well as we did. But you. have to keep concentrating." After taking a 46-39 lead at halftime, the Cavaliers made nine of their first 10 third period shots to open an 11· point lead before the BuDs ra!Ued to cut the deficit to 5856 with 8:02 left in the third startl8, It was at this point Clevl!land center Jim Chones was ejected from the game after being tagged with two . teclvtlcal fouls by referee Jimmy Clark. "I was talking to myself when I got tagged with the first technical and I was speaking to Tom Boerwlnkle when I got hit with the sur- second ," said Chones, whose fine for the offenses will total $25(1. "I hale to hurt the learn, but. the thing that really hurts Is the fine." With Chones in the locker room watching the game on closed-circuit television , Brewer and Smith took over lis the Cavaliers opened up an 8&-72 bulge going into the final 12 minutes. Smith hit on fiveof-Six lrom the field and Brewer tossed in ail five of his play-action shots in the third peiod. It was Chones' 12-footer that gave Cleveland a 1&.18 lead with 2:02left in tbe first period and the Cavaliers never lost the lead. "We just can't keep missing thOBe !$-footers in the first half," said Chicago Coach Dick Motta. "And Chones' ejection from the game didn 't hurt !bern a bit, did it?" Luke Witte took over for Chones and Cleveland Coach Bill Fitch said the fonner Ohio State seven-footer "came through with flying colors." "I put Luke in to help spur the fans on and I needed someone that could match Boerwinlde and (Nate) Thur· man in size," added Fitch. Smith, who hit on only two· of;18 shots in the Cava' season opener last week against Golden State, tossed in llklf· 14 from the field to top all scorers with 22 points. Dick ""Snyder added 17 and Jimmy Cleanions had 16 for Cleveland, whUe Bob I.A)ve paced Chicago with 17. Brown · p laying ,. it 'very cool' r--------·5 Pack ._, : RIFLE' ... .SLUGS . $139 f., th: :·:·:·:· :::: :::: :sJ 5~ ;1 ~;7 ~~1~~ro W· ~~~~~~~~~s ... T. Pts Smythe Division W. L. T. Pts ~~~t1~rhv l3 :5 l1 I~7 Vanccuo;er J 6 2 Minnesota 2 7 0 Norris Division 4 W. L. T. Pis 8 4 0 16 1: Plllsburgh : Detrol1 1 7 3 5S Washington 2 9 I Adoms Division Bullalo ~- \ ~- P:l Toronto Boston •S A 1 11 Calllornla 3 3s 2 2 108 ThursdiV'S Results Philadelphia 6 Toronto 2 Washington 6 Kansas Clly 3 Vancouver 4 Buffalo 4 Boslon 3 St. Louis 2 Los Angell!$ PlllsburQh 4 0 Friday's Go me Atlanta at Calllornle Los Angeles Montreal ll World H o c k e y Standings Association By United Press International EISt New England Cincinnati lndlanllpoll! Cleveland Wnl Phoenix san Dleoo Minnesota Houston Denver W. 5 5 3 2 T. 0 0 0 6 • L. • 3 4 J 4 3 • T. 0 I I 0 0 Pis 10 W. 5 3 3 canodlan Pis 10 0 10 L. 2 3 6 3 7 7 6 6 W. L. T. Ph Winnipeg Quebec Edmonton Calgary 7 2 0 U .f 6 1 J 5 o 9 6 5 3 o 10 2 ~ 1 Thursday's Results ELECT a 5 Winnipeg • Clnclnnetl 0 Colgary 7 IndianaPOliS 5 Phoenix 3 Denver 2 Houston A San DI@Qo 2 Frldly's Games DALLAS HILL . SOUlHERN LOCAL BOARD Of EDUCATION Quebec at Cleveland New England at Edmonton 1. Understands the nttcls of tuchers · has tllru childrtn In the teaching profession. 2. Understands the needs of parents and $tudents - the father of four children who hive attended or graduattcl from Southern High ~hool. 2. Understands tilt nteda of the non· certifltcl emptoyHS - • former bus driver In tilt l,pcll School District with flftHn yun dperlence. 4. Successful Mtlgs farmer for 30 years. 5. Attends the Apple Grove United SOu"""' Mt~lf Chur~. •· Member of the Racine Masonic Lodge No. 461 7. President-elect of ·the Twin Oty Shrine Club. 8. Veteran of World War 11- served In Italy and Africa two veers. YOUR vlJTE ~Ill BE APPRECIATED P~IIIJcilAdvertisement -' W. ~ L.i Fggg G. I. Philadetphle 2 0 1.000 New YorK .. , . '3 .400 Central D1·v~slon W:z Atlanta Cleveland t;touston 1 \ .500 ' 1 2·• ~ 333 J!l~'l' '}1 I 'h • .,nf I , I :; "" ' CaR: 992-5560 For Prompt Courteous Service 1 JL.1, · I • 1 r i1 '.) · . ' • To Soften Sorrow • I LARRY'S By GIL RE~ lighting up k cigarette. ·. UPI Spolia Writer • Sanderson, pointless in BOSTON (UP!) As ~lghtgameswlUttheRangers .... unda •·wned N u• y ,.. ovw ew this season, got the goal on a York, Derelt:.Sanderson, pro .pass from Qarry Unlier, who bockey'skdokiestcenter;was was a penalty ldlling partner 1 . a Jonely fta nger, ·moe nlng through ou t the Bluea 3-21oss about lack of-ice .Ume. A:·few . to the Bruins. hourilater,he;"•uaSI,Louls "I could have ljCored 50 ID ' and hV nlghtf ll San goals last year and stW llave Ue u3 a " dersonwasplaylnglnBOI!ton, sat on the bench. That's the wbere he ha.d won the Calder po1Illes: the pillars thai make \ Cup ln 1968 •mRookle af, jbiJ up th~ Sanger sqclety, can't · 'lear with ulishlinl. ' '·' . be ,moved He (General Afteracoupleofshortnews Manager ·Emile, Francis) conf.erencelj,-Where hf doesn't sha~ up anybody claimed to be ·a victim of who's been there a few Ranger politics-Sanderson years" by benching ·Utem. stepped into hlS·hew blue 8lid The trade to tile Blues, for a American Baskotball Auoclo· yellow road uidfonn of the first round draft choice, was lion Standings Blues and scored his first the fourth move in SanBV united Pr:!!i"'""'ttonal , goal of the seuon before the . deriiOil 'S career. He played , w. L . Pet. ' G.B. game was 10 minulel old,.., , five seasons for Ute Bruins, New York ~ •w "I didn't thlni!,J41d bad.for~~~~ight g~lllel . )lith. Kentucky 2 2 .500 1 not having been Qll.ak.ltea.for . philadelphia of \he WHA, 1'>2 St. Louis Virginia 0 • ·000 3 four days," ilald Sanderson • seasons ba£k in Boston and a Wtsl • ' . w! w. L. Pet. G.B. 29, w)lo, ijraggild himself year-plus th the Rangers. Pn~~~~~ ~ · ~ L~~~ •h aroWid the Ice Clll'ta bruised "I went to New York with sen Anlonlo 3· 2 .600 1 ankle. "But I near.ly died out illusions of grandeur and ran ~~~hotego ci ~ :ggg ~'h · Utere. I !brew up my guts into clciUC/8 ol despair," hf .. Thursday's-Ruull something awful in .the first said. "Now I'm .going to St. Son Antonlo.102 Sen Dleoo 100 . period :. Louis 'and I'U lite it there Fridly's Gamn · , l. · Virginia at UtoN · "Of course that O!JPle& from , ,'l'bey have a good stadium Denv~ ~I Indiana , .. 111Doklng two pal$! of ciga• and Ute fans hockey. Sl . LouiS ol, New York •.rettes a day,. ••• .' added Th • 1 ted , ...... , , . eyve a ways me· ,' there but they'U be all ri(lht." 1 , ,.. ~ . Western conlerentt M1dwnt 01 vis 1on ' De<roll w. L. P<;·~ · 8 .'6 67 . Ch lcago "' Milwaukee o2 22 .500 .ooo l'h Kans . City o 3 .ooo 2 Pacific Division W, L.' Pet. G. B. sea1tle J 1 .750 Golden St . 2 2 .500 I Los Angeles 2 21 .500 Phoen ix .500 I .,, 1 Portland 0 J .000 2 Thursdoy's Rosults New York 117 Kansas City 113 Cl eve 1and 108 Chicago 91 Friday's Gimes Portland at Boston ' ; . ',' ". • Buffalo a1 Philadelphia Milwaukee at New Orltans Hous1on o1 Detroit seattle at Los, Angeles 1 S9 N. Second St. Middleport, Ohio •• ,, . ·-· ... • • ... • STE.AMBOA'f INN f)ttj ,, , I <~. MEAT _ J i"u'r key • ' I .. ;. ' ;...IN.- •• eG«wemor e Kirkwood Next door to The Jones Boys. ' '' ·~"*' . ~: : .: c " . ·• VOTE FOR. .,:. .i ROGER L. ADAMS ·"',, " --..• MEMBER OF .. .. I' .... 'Ill . WOOD HEATER G~es You AUTOMATIC W1rm Floor H11tingl MDDEL701 .... WOOD IURWINI CIRCULATOR ,. 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Paid For By: Committee to Elect "JOE STOBA~T'' •• Your Vote 111d Influence Apprecllled " :"" SUGAR RUN MILLS Nov . 9 at Gallipolis Post 27 from I to 3, p.m. was announced anda thank-you note was read from Mrs. Florence Richards for assisting at her reception and also from Mrs. Lula Hampton for Racine's part in hosting the reception. The meeting opened in · ritualistic form with Mrs. Young giving the prayer. The pledge to the flag and the preamble to the constitution of the American Legion Auxiliary was given. Officers reports were also given. The door prize .donated by Mrs. Norris was won by Mrs. Mary S. Roush. A sllenl auction was held and Mrs. Young served refreshments of cider and donuts. Others attending were Mrs. Eunie'· Brinker, Mrs. Margaret Yost, , Mrs. Mary F. Roush, Mrs. County Scholarship Fund . Frances Roberts and Mrs. The next meeting of the Martha Lou Beegle. County Council will be Nov. 6 at Eastern High School. The seventh grade class trip was also discussed. A movie, "People Taking Action'' was shown by John Riebel , superintendent . Coffee and punch were served during the movie. Eastern PTSA hoids regular meeting Monday '• Selds • llr:~ Chillic othe Veterans Hospital for the annual Christmas party. A hook of poetry will be presented to Mrs. Naomi Stobart who recently lost her mother by death . The district party for veterans at the Athens Mental Health Center was announced for Nov. 13. The juniors who will host the party are in need of game prizes . The legislative bulletin was ordered . . A field orientation session 100% Solid State TOSERVEMEAL RUTLAND - The Ladles Auxiliary of the Rutland Fire Department wiU serve an election day luncheon all day Tuesday at the American Legion Hall in Rutland . FLOWERS We Wire Flowers I,....,..,.J~~~~~J t 992-2039 19'' COLOR TV • High Pertormance 100 % Solid Slate Modular Chassis • "In-Line" Matrix-Stripe Picture Tube o "Super insta·Matic" Color Tuning with Electronic Light Sensor Picture Control • Instant Picture and Sound • Energy Saver Switch • C~tom-Matic Pre-Set VHF Tuner • 70-channel UHF Click Tuner 1 Year Labor Warranty Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs . Millard Van Me1er Ph. 992·20l9 diagonal Ph. 992·5711 WERNER .RADIO & T.V• Middleport Your Vote and Influence Appreciated ·IX I DAVID A. SLATEM . Candidat~ For Salisbury Township Trustee Resident of Salisbury Township for 22 years. Twenty 120) years experience with heavy equlplflent. Six t6) years building construction experience. Graduate of Wellsburg, W. Va . H.S. Veteran of World War II 1U.S. Army). Member of Pomeroy United Methodist Church. Employed by O.V.E.C. !Kyger Creek Station) . DUDLEY'S ~-------------------------- ANNUAL atRISTMAS OPEN OOUSE Candidate For · Salisbury Township Clerk I XIDONALD L HUNNELl Lifelong resident of Salisbury Township. Grftduate of Pomeroy High School. U.S. Navy veferan, Korean Wor. Married to former Frances Evans and hsvel son, Artie. Member and past commftnder of Drew Webster Post 39 Amerlcftn Legion . Business Manager ol Meigs Legion Boseboll Team. Member of Enterprise U.M. Church. Twenty years of clerical experience. Your Vote and Influence Ap predated Pd. Pol. Adv . ftrestone /'* ® IT'S TIMI FOR A CHANOI i ' :t . Ph. 949-25is ~ ~acine, Ohio IJ. 1 HoefliCh Ron James attends Tuppers Plains event 1 ......:. ..• j miD ,,_. fhrl bNIAifull)l styled elblnet lite 1 '0111 l~tlnl ,.,..... ....- tll'lllh. The llfll lldl G00r j"o,dlr!l IHY {you t ift po,rt In llftwOOCI UJt tv 26'' ~I] tnd llh ... =~\ clncll with tnt heft4y ~114ttoout WI dflwtt, No fttw WON,_... t. Mr ~ 10 YRS. ACCOUNTING & TAX EXPERIENCE Pd p I Ad' of flltlt whtn burrltd I thll Model 7011 n ¥01.1'11 enjoy tht ••"" 1ft comfort 1nd em of hutlnt )'OUt home with thft ub ' modem. elllomltic wood-burnlna clrculetor tNt provlda ~~mpa. hNt for up to n.. I'OCIIM. A bulll·ln thertno~ltl IUII)ITI•tlcelty control• di-1n to flllllntlln thl cNtiNd • rftl af burnlnc end 1 thrH-tplld blowtr (In optlonll fNhlft) aprtlctl 1 e1- of • •• \ a· - ,: SOUTHERN LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD II. .PI~- P~m~kr Apple;· \' Paid Pol. Advertisement .·= .. SALAD -:- Pejp5tlel• ~plesauce, Fruit & Jello, Cottage Cheesei, Slaw, Tossed. Sundav, Nov. 2, Hrs. a·::Jo-2:00 Weekdays 6: ()(HI: 30 ~ • ~ t • ••• • " •• •• PROGRESSIVE ,.. . .• Carrots, Noodles, Potatoes !sweet, mashed, home fries) . • '•• •• Mon .-Fri. 9-8 Saturday 9-6 {~ VEGETAB~El'.,;- ' Gr~n BJans, Pea$ & , •• AVAILABLE & Dressing,., ~oa~t Beef, .' Signed: Phillip Pickens -9• • Flound~ F!sh, 'H~,mliur~er! Steak. Hi)m . ·- • . z ••• • Vemco Add-A- ••• •• Rooms •• • Crestridge ••• Sectional Homes .' ..••• •• FINANCING ' . • ...... l· :m '""'" "I will donate or !contribute) the equality ot . the o.s mi II collected in Lebanon Township from my own funds toward reconditioning cemeteries of this township" . • •~----------------..··•••t mora greatly appreciated. •• • MOBILE HOME SALE~ INC. ' PH. 992-7777 POMEROY - .. t AGGRESSIVE Lebanon Township will be · •• Q.OSED SUNDAYS , 1 I "' I •I{ I ·'·' 11 i 1 ... . '" going to sleep. "We don't reel we've ~d an euy one yet. It's becoming utremely difficult to win anywhere In the NFL. It's become ~lly balanced." The other bls game Sunday has the Waahington RediJdns. playing the DaU.s Cowboys in the NFC East. Dllllu (r..l) holds a one-game lead over the Redaldns. In a Saturday game, San Diego Ia at the New York Giants while In other Sunday action, HOIIItoli · is at Kansas City, Oakland at Denver, Miami at Chlcllgo, Minnesota at Green Bay, Detroit at San Francllco, Buffalo at the New Yort Jell, Nnr England at St. LOuis, Cleveland at Baltimore and Atlanta at New Orleans. Loe Angeles Is at Philldelphla Monday. night. . f· ·~ 1 1 · ' . l'h o 2 .000 ·r ?rt, f for Phillip Pickens for Township Trustee of ..z •• • ' family life atmosphere wiUt parent subsli lutes are offered preparatory 'o re-entry into society. Hysell was accompanied to the meeting by Byrn Vaughan . The unit ·presented Hysell with a check for $25 for use In his program. Also speaking at the meeting was Mrs. Maxine Plummer of \be Community Mental Health Board 648. Introduced by Mrs. Grace Pratt, president, she was accompanied by Mrs. Mary Skinner, director of the personal advocacy program in Meigs County . Mrs. Plummer talked about the work of the Meigs County Mental Health Clinic located in the former Meigs General. Hospital building, of the services offered by the YC)ur Vote and Support • •• Sympathy Rowers Sanderson has f~~st'' ''':115 g: o' :..1 .· ·W ,. ~0 ~c~OO ~; · Washington Wi G New Orleans J 1 .750 ., ' ' E as 1er;n con 1er.enc.e ,, ''"'1J·t, ,;Atlantic Division . Petrick Division• Toronto '· ,aJ!. Fullback Ralph Baylor picked up an all important first down on a five-yard run , n with 25 seconds left. Lucas went over from two-yards out as the Parents' Night crowd went wild. STATISTICS DEPARTMENT RH KC F.irst Downs 21 9 Yards Rushing 276 79 Yards Passing 99 · ll4 Total Yardage 375 193 Passes Attempted . 8 17 Passes Completed 5 8 Fumbles 3 0 Fumbles Lost 3 0 Interceptions 0 0 Penalties 5-45 6-50 By Quarters : Rock Hill 7 7 61 8-26 KC 0 14 0 13-27 • Juvenile Officer · Carl Hysell presented the program Tuesday night at a meeting of the Alnerican Legion ·Auxiliary of Drew ,Webster Post 39 held at the hall. . He used the film, "Children 10 Trouble" to emphasize the seriousness of Ute juvenile delinquency problem, the ways in which juvenile of. fenders are punished and the results of the punishment. Hysell said that juveniles In trouble list unsatisfactory homelife as the major cause of their problems and said that confinement in a detention center br reform school is not usually the best · route toward rehabilitation. He talked about the success of halfway houses where a By Charlene ' . Election Day dinner was planned when the American 11 Avariety of supplies for use in the M~!f! Coun!Y Girl Scout Legion Auxiliary of Racine programs have been received, Mrs. ~ 'P,tomll;'·servtbe unit Post 602 met recently at the professional heal tit and social director reports. These may be plckeA 1lli, ~t,~f.hb'll' pexi .'' hall. workers and noted thst for week by leaders. · • ... . . ,Serving of soup, sandthe first time Meigs County Among the supJilles available are pennlsslon slips, trtp- wtches, pie and coffee will hss a psychiatrist available Jling appllcaUons, money earning applications, sponsorship begin at 11 a.m. at the legion at the clinic agreement, Insignia and badge :onlef fortllll, troop finance hall. Mrs. Pl~mD)er talked ri!I!Ofl fortllll, individual girl's records, troop dues record Donations were made abOut the drug and alcohOl ~'· forms, troop ~ttendanoe recorda and registration forms. dl!fing the meeting conducted services now available · Mrs. l'homa also reports that she his the bicentennial by Mrs. Julia Norris to the through Ute center and asked . .patch .~vallable . A bicentennial project l.s a re~~ulreme~t and Easter Seal Society, the for support ol the two-tentlis •. inorderfortbe glrlato llet the patch the le¥<~ers m1181 subml~ a Christmas Seals and the Qf a mllllevy for .the Meigs • 3, by 5 card giving Ute, name, age, adcli'ess, proje~, troop Gallia • Jackson mentai number and the leaders sigrt!lture. health services noting that · POMEROY BROWNIE I'ROOP %'11 unless the levy Is passed, the Patty W.rd WBI Welcomed 8S a Del¥ member at the services·in Meigs County will Monday night meeting of' Troop 271. Mrs. Vera Johnson, be discontinued. leader, conducted an Investiture ceremony for the new girla in The auxiliary endorsed the Ute troop. levy. It was noted that Nov. 16-22 ,t;A~l' MEIGS The will be Education and I POMEROY IIROWNIES 'It Scholarship Week and Mayor ·Monday nlght'smeetlngof U\e Ponieroy Jlrliwnie Troop 76 Eastern P.T.S.A. held its Dale Smith will be asked to included an investiture ceremony and a rededication service regular meeting at Eastern for other members of the troop. High School Monday evening. issue a proclamation. Invested were Sandrl, Cwnmlngs, Candy Davis, Teresa The meeting opened with A $6 donation was mlide to Mulford and Dlama White. Unable to be present for the prayer by Mrs . Unda Ed· the Ohio Society for Crippled ceremooy were Sandra Matto1. Theglrls were presented their wards. Mrs. Helen Blake Children. The bulletin from Mrs. Florence Richards, ~pina'along With Ute World Association pins. Brownies presided over the meeting. . cated wete I.Jsa Baxter, Kim Eblin, Crystal Dane, Trina The secretary and treasurer Eighth District president, Reeves, Jaye Roberta, Chai'lene Swllriz, Sherry Wem and reports were given by Mrs. was read, announcing the Debbie Werry. " Edwards and Mrs. Barbara Christm~s party at the " Th~ BroWI)Ieaand their leaders signed a get-well card for Hannum and were approved. Chl!Ucothe Veterans Hosp'ttaL &!zan Thoma now bome from Children's Hollpltal, Columbus, Mrs . Edwards reported on Dec. 11, and requesting . wherellhewu confined for treatment of Reys Syndrome. One· the County Council meeting cakes, candy and fruit; ·as year pins were awarded to eeveral of he glrla and refresh· at Bradbury, and members well as monetary gifla. rnents were served following the meeting. were made aware of the It was reported that in 1976 dues will be lncrellsed to n.ss SYRACUSE SCOUr I'ROOP l2tl per capits on the national Meet~ 'J'Uelday night at the SyraCIIIe Grade School, tbe level and that ari 'increase in troop wu organized Into patrols by Susan Wlpebrenner, DANCE PLANNED local dues will probably be leader. Patrol I selected the name Uberty Eagle, whUe the PORTLAND - The Senior made. The district veterans Patrol 2 selected for the mcentennial Sing Nov. 20 at Meigs Citizens Golden Age Club will party at the Athens Mental JWilor High School. Games were played and refreslunents sponsor a square dance Nov . Health Center was announced provided by Patty Jeffers and l.Drl Michael were served . 8 from 8 to midnight at the for Nov. 17, with a jWiior SALISBURY JUNIOR ·I'ROOP 111· Portland School. Music will auxiliary Christmas party to After hiking from Ute Salisbury School to the 'Meigs High he by the String Dusters and be held there on Dec. 4. School, the Salisbury JWilora·met to discuss craft Ideas, plan a callers will be Glenn Lam· A letter was read from the skating party and practice for the Blcenlennial Sing. bert, Cora Hilton and Robert Meigs County Council on Angela Pratt dilplayed plastic Dowen, a com huslt: dell Pickett. There will be Aging, but action was post. and a seed flower picture u possible craft Ideas for the troop • cakewalks and sandwiches poned due to the absence of Plana were made to make Clll'll husk dolla at the meeting next and coffee wiD be available. the community service week. The group also planned a skating party for Wednesday Children under 12 are to be chairwoman. night at the Skate-a-Way Rink. admitted free and charge for Reports were given on the adults is $1. recent district conference at CIIESl'ER BROWNIES 1M1 Junction City and also on a The Investiture ceremony for the newly organized Chester trip to Xenia to visit the Brownie Troop wlll be held Thilrllday after School at the children at the Soldiers and Otester Elementary Scltooi. lnvilationa lor the parents were Sailors' Orphans Home there. made during last night's meeting. Pam Althouse led in the Oag the pledge of allegiance to the flag . RohertSanders gave the Mrs. Pratt gave hlghllghta of salute and a nnr member, Klni Dent, wu welcomed. invocation . The assembly ·the day, told of the things closed with taps played by they had taken and read a SYRACUSE BROWNIU I'ROOP UM Rachael HWI ter and Jim Meeting Thunday nlgiX at the Syracuse Elementary letter from Ute matron adSteele of Eastern High vising that the boys want a School, the Brownies received song sheets for the Bicentemlal School. pool table for Christmas. Sing. A contribullllll from Roger AdfP.1I ,_.. .acknowledged Following the assembly, Anyone with a good used pool and plana were made for an investiture•· ceremony. The Rep. James visited table for sale at a reasonable Brownies were rllllinded that Brownie pins are 25 cents and price is asked to contact Mrs. one-year plnl are II cents and that Ute money m1181 be paid classrooms at the school and answered the children's · Pratt. Mr4. Pratt alao read a before the pina can be awarded. Juanita Grueser led In Ute pledge to the flag and Krist! questions about government. letter from a youth there thanking the unit for a gift. Haynes gaw Ute Brownie Pnmlse .. Refresbments were served Residents of the Tuppers Plains Community also at· Mrs . Marjorie Reuter by Kim Adfml, Becky AWns and Plllla Winebrenner. tended the event. reported a total of 133 paid members to date. Mrs. Harry CHES'I'ER BROWNIE ·ntOOP IMt Davia, junior actlvltles The.birthday of Juliet !.Dwe, fo111der of Girl Scouts, was You're Invited To chslrwoman, noted that loot celelrated at the 'I'hunday night meeting of the <ltester bags and. cookie · cans are juniors. · being prepared for holiday Halloween was also celebrated with refreshments of use. She alao reported on the --.cupcakes, eoolllea and KDol-Aid being served. Meetings of the recent visit to . Arcddla ·,:,troop are belnC held on Thlll'l!Ciay after adtool. Otarlene Nursing Home to see Bill AltholTIIillelldtro!UtenewtroopwithEleanor Law11011asher Rovnak and of the glfla and asailtlllt. The Oag C«'t111011Y was conducted by Malinda WeDs money they took to him. of the Green GhOII Patrol. Mrs. Carrie Neutzllng, The troop inveatlturewill beheldNov.13at Ute school. veterans affairs and . Saturday, Nov. 1st rehabilitation, noted she had thru purchaaed 36 towela to he Saturday Nov. 15th made inw bibs to be taken to the Chillicothe Veterans Valuable Door Prizes Hospital In December. Coffee & Doughnuts The unit contributed to the (On Weekends) jWiior party at Athens Mental ZU9 Dudley Ave. TUPPERS PJ.AINS - A was held at Tuppers PlainS Health Center this month, speciJI flag ralaing ceremony School on Monday morning. Parkersbura W. Va . and planned a reception for Ron James, 82nd District Pam Powers, District 8 junior president, Dec. 7. their dues In by Nov. 1. An· Representative, was a guest Cards were sent w Mrs. nounced was a IWicheon for at the ceremony. He Laura Wataon, Mrs. Albert Mrs. Allen Schinel, national presented a new Ohio flag to Roush, Mrs. Laura Crooks · president, at the Nell House, the school. Receiving the new and Mrs. Rhoda Hackett. holumbus 0.~ . (1e~. 13. On Oag were fiftlt grade pupils, 1 !he Auxll· Brian Well and John Davis. Cheryl Lehew was presented · ec. a cerUflcate of membership. lary's annual , Christ· They raised Ute flag wiUt the Mrs. Gemma CQc1 and ·. rriaa party ·w:m be held assistarice of Joe Struble of Mrs. Catherine Welsh . wlllt •at 5 p.m. ll!id will be planned the Pomeroy Post of the host the next meeting with by Mill Erma Smith, Mrs. American Legion. Edgar Van lnwagen, 1\frs. Reuter to hsve the Faye WlldermuUt, Mrs. veteran of Ute World War n program on membership. Reuter, Mrs. Ellen Couch and Members were urged to get Mrs. Davia. Mrs. Marjorie Bataan Death March, ad· Goett re~orted on dressed the student body. Americanism and passed out Sixth Grade pupUs Joe Sayre, J!obble Smith, Brian Conelection brochures. A list of prospective nolly, Lena Sampson, Diana members was voted on and Durst and Sherri Myers gave thank-you cirda were read a J)l!trlotic recitation. All the from Mrs. Florence Richards childreq from kindergarten for a gift and assistance at through the slxtlt grade sans her reception, and from "America the Beautiful" and Sherrie Reuter for a $100 joined In the pledge of allegiance. scholarship. Cub Scouts, Jeff Wyers, . Post Commander Ray Smltlt, Roger • Balser, Raymond Jewell and Edgar Greg Collins, John Davis, Van lnwagen 'liere gueeta for Bob )!rooks, Steven ~ led the meeting . program at Tuesday meeting . ~¥~:~~~~;!:~!in~~ . Kyg~r Creek drons 28-27 tilt have been a surprismg team. / I:' Picked · for a last place The Southern Vall~y a · seven . yard-run ~ by The Bobcats, with time finish . in pre-season Athletic Conference cham· sophomore Dave Webb. Webb running out, and its offense pr~dlctions, the Cardinal~.• ~i~'l l<yger Crpek Bobcats had 157 yards.rus)ting in the failing to move the ball, came brmg a 6-2 ov~rall mar~ .~ ; aipi~t pulled the,Ull!ft of,ll)e game;, , , , , .•, to life as Bill Metwer hit against the Falcons and are 3r .. year : Thursd~~. mg_~l f .a\.: , Kyger: ~eek. boWice!l right Bond for an eight-yard loss 2 in. conference games in· Ch~~htre, but ,feli .,~ ,.Rock .,back dnvmg 71 yards in 12 causing him to fumble. Lucas eluding a ~ win over N,or· Hill; 28-27 In a hWd·fotight, plays. The march ended ·on a grabbed the loose ball and them Jllinls last week, non-league battle. ' ., four-yard pass frpm Lucas to scampered 34 yards for the knocking the Huskies out of . Cqach Jim Sprague's tight end Bill Metzner. Lucas'· touchdown. His kick gave the first place. . Bobcats pla)in~ 1aq ,,4oderdog kick tied the score a\ ,7-7. . Class A teams a short-lived Bow!lJig Green is now 6-1 role !foro the open'"l! kickoff The ' Redmen .reached 21·20 lead. overall and 3-lin ~e Mid-Am , cam~· back \!',it~ Just 19 paydirt again with 3:39left in Rook Hill, behin'd the af~r last week s 1088 to seconds left in the game to the second period as All.State churning legs of Webb and Miami. .. . pull within one P,Qjnt. quarterback ·Brett Bond Bond, once again moved the Ohio Uruverstty, :h'l-1 and 2- ; Kyger Creek .w~nt for the , sprinted over from the two- , ball downfleld. A big play 2-1aft~rconsecutlvelosses/O .victory, )lui Tim j.ucas' pasS yard stripe. Owing , the 8&- during that drive, Miami and Tole~o, should get off a faked extt;a ...point af· yard drive, Kyger Creek however, was a 31 yard pass back on the right track tempt was defl~fed in the linebacker Tim .Moles was from Bond to Steve Gilmore. ag~inst Western Michigan, end zone and fell incomplete. ejected for spearing. It was a Tbe visitors moved in front ;::ch lo~ ~19 to Marshall . 'file loss left · ~);ger Creek costly penalty as Kyger had once again with 5:16 left in wee e on two late .with a 6-2-1 recl!f.d this Rock Hill\~ a hole, but the the contest on a three-yard ~:::erin~ Herd touch· Rock Hill clQ.,~p its season., penalty and a fine rWI by run by Bond. Webb scooted OU ' C h Bill H . ,.~ext Friday .,.nig~t. rh~ Bond gave the Redmen .ne:w around left end for the two~ac, . ess! 1J;llldmen are fi.:~·l. .. . life. . ... ,.. point conversion. however, ~. t llke!Y ,to take jlobcat Coac~,,fiqt Sprague . Following Bond 's , TD, Kyger Creek began its ~uc~ pity on W\nl.ess .. this •morningr, praised rhis , Carter's . ·kiclt gave the · comeback bid with less than ~.~ ~· !' hting ' f • . ,team for Its :~omeback ef- Lawrence Countians a 14-7 three minutes remaining. . ere 1 •hor sur· fqrts. He said, "We wet;e~t't lead. Lucas started hitting Smith ~Wva1 hoursebeeves, eb sald. expecting to ~ .in ,the gll1lle · On the ensuing kickoff, on short passes which eave t bl nunaetob tablish off 1 ut our boys, .,layed weU. It ' Todd •Taylor, a .speedy loosened up the Redmen es a 5 a e ens1ve was one of o,un.betteD games tailback and defensive back, defense. ~~a~ . ~~edo ~rd, b~en in. recent years. The d~fense ran to his lift , broke I During the drive, Lucas hit s r pro ems, . ut .did a, good job considering a tackle at the 30 and Smith on an eigh\.yard pass. Y have 1OWid a decent they were so,big and sp,hard outraced· the . Redmen Smith then lateraled the ball to bring down ." • •I secondary for an 89-yard to Todd Taylor who added Bobcat offensive players kickoff return run. Lucas another 10 yards. ... .. .. . . ,, ~njoying a big. night for the kicked again knotted the ;:;:::;::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::::::;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:::::::::::::;:~:::::::::~:::;:;:!:::f:::t:;:::::::::::::::::::::~:~:: ,Bobcats were ~ quar~rback score at 14-14. ~. ,,,,:,.,••••••••••,.........................·.·············':·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·>:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::::::::::::::::::::.:;;.;· 11~ Lucas and. wi.~gbac· ~ Bo" teams pia d h d :·:·:::· • . .. 1:;:·:~· ~· • •• "· w1 · ye ar • !\!\!;i H Rick Smith, Lucas 5411iled two hitting · foottiall and neither !!f!' !M! ' touchdowns and ~~ for scored until the 3:03 mark in ~!;!;'; :i=:;:: another. Smith had., soveral the third quarter. Webb's :;:;;;:; :;;;:;;; clutch receptions during the three-yard run pushed the :::::::: < • • :·:<·:· game. < •1 Class AA Redmen mto a 20-14 :;:;:;:: !@!!! ·Coach Tom Scott's Redmen lead. · Coach Scott's team National Hockey Loogue Stand· Nationol Basketball Anoclatlon reached the scoreboard rwith went for the two-point con1 ,· I By United Pr :s~slnternatlonal By united 5~~~:!nt~~ernatlonal I :OflefUp UtefirskQ1181'ter on verslqn .which failed. STANDIN.GS BY JOE CARNiCEW Bowl. They've got the same UPI Sporls Writer starting defense and now Paul Brown would have you even have a top draft choice bel(Qve ~Is Cincinnati (Dave Brown) to back up the Ben8als ~·t even belong '' (lef,t\slve backs. And they in the same league with ,the didn't have room to add too Pittsburgh Steelers never many people, They have so mind the same ballpark. many strengths you don't Take Swulay'a AFC Cen- know where to start but tral Division matchup they're generally credited agablst Pittsburgh. • Brown with having the strongest ·-infe~ the Sleelers need only defense In football. show. up to win. · "Their front four Is like a "nib Ia an Important game who's who of profesaional and the Steelers have shown · football . And on offense, this iJ when they are at their Franco Harris and Terry best- when the chlpe are Bracllhaw are two of the down, I thin); Pltllburgh Is · premier backs in the game." even stroqger tl)an list year ~Y It's the Steelers when theY ·won the Super who have the problems. They traU Wlbeaten Cincinnati (6q) jly a game and are tied with Houston for second place. The Steelers have not won In CinclnnaU since 1971 ' and Harris, their bruising fullback, is questionable for ' . . ~ game .with a foot injury. 11.$. Cincinnati's defense that has._lleen awesome, . holding opponents to 70 points, the third loweat figure in the league. Ken Anderson and Isaac CurUa IIIW provide one ol the most dangerous JII!Ning combinationa In the league. "We've just slipped by some teams by tbe skin of our teeth," Brown continues, listening with an inner ear for the sound of the Steelers ]uveni{e officer Hysell presents ., championship game berths Heidelberg and Denison at · Mlam · ~l. running game and have made MAC title, has· dropped four · with victories. . ,i,,_w\Jf:}\.~~ ~a · Mount Union, while ' Capital overa11 IIU\fK a ... ;w AC, some personnel changes on of its last five games. The Muskies, 3.() in the Red goes out of the conference in record ' llit6"ll\e" g~~ ?' , . · defense that have worll~ 'Other games Involving "~ . t•r ""sting l Franklln·(Jnd.). ."':" 1l fo'urllf ''lta'ttl>n~f" btltll'" n~'b well for them" . Ohio college teams include Division ' hos~ , Wnnste~ team they have 'beaten 19 In other games, Kenyon r'ushing defense and total . ·Kent, which has been Houston at Cincinnati, straight times, while Wit· · entertains Division I but defense. slnkihg slowly sirlce'I''Ute · Temple at Dayton, Eastern tenberg, ranked No. 1 in the winless Davidson (N.C.), The Ball Slate-Bowling seco~ game of the 'seasOn, Michigan at ·Youngstow11 NCAA Division m ratiDgs, Taylor (Ind.) is at Ohio Green game is more or less a take a 3-4 record ' to State, Central State at can get its third straight title Northern , Waynesburg (Pa.) family affair with the game Morgantown, W.Va., to face Tennessee State and Indiana beingp~r,edat Doy,t L. Perry the,MoWitaineers, 1>:2., ~A·.~ ' State at Akron in . a night game berth with a win atohio a( Ashland, Bluffton at Wesleya·n. , Defiance, Findlay at Field, nailled after the for- only two losses were to Pinn game. Other OC games have Wilmington in a night game, mer BG c\iach and athletic' state (39-4) and Ttllani!'c!s; '·'·In tthe Ohio ,Conference, Otterbein at Baldwin· W & J (Pa.) at Hiram and director, and Perrb Sbr!~n- '' 14'l ; 'while Kent\' one li' the"' both . Ylillenb,e~g an~ Wallace, · Marietta at · John Carroll al Thiel (Pa.) . law, Dave McCialh, the Ban ' !lrese~son favorites flit' ·tbe "· Muskingum · .could seW UIJ State coach. I• ·: ' • • "1 •· · United Press lnlematlonal Miami, seeking a lhird straight Mid-American Conference football cham· pionship and Ta111<erine Bowl bid, faces possibly its biggest stumbling block Saturday In Gene SWick and the toledo Rockets. The Redsklns, who took a giant S\ride towards their twin goals a week ago with 11. 20-17 win over previously unbeaten Bowling Green, have only wlnlesa Western Michigan and struggling Kent State left after facing the Rockets. But in Toledo, the Redskins are facing a team apparently on the upswing after consecu· live wins over Western . Michigan and Ohio University. And the Rockets, 3·5 overall, are always a dangerous team because of the passing of Swick, who leads the nation In passing and total offense, and Is closing in on Jim PIWikett 's career total offense mark. Saturday's other Mid· American games find Ball State at Bowling Green and Weatern Michigan at Ohio University, while nonconference gamea wW see Kent State visiting West Virginia, Marsliall at Central Michigan, Northern Jllinois at Illinois State and Eastern Michigan at Youngstown State. SWick, a 6-1, 190-pound senior from Hebron, Ohio, has completed 144 of 226 passing attempts this ·year for 1,794 yards and II touch· doWI\5. Last week against Ohio U., he accounted for both Rocket scores with a . one-yard run and a 2$-yard TO strike to Scott Resseguie. • • HI Candidate For .Chester Township Clerk Paid Pol~ical Advertisement 'All pricu plut 3n t o 6ZC pt r llrt h d . tu up. tnd 2 reupptOit hftll. FREE MOUNTING FREE ICESCWEI Grip IIUdl IVIi/d/1 Whirl /Dt1//1W1 ptrmit POMEROY HOME &AUTO FRONT ,END ALIGNMENT WHEEL BALANCING POMEROY OHIO �•• d- :t'toe Daily 84lntlnel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, O<:t. 31, 1975 ~~::::'l':-~%m;:>:~;:;:;:::,: IIMIIAMI~~~~-:~;:;~:::::::::~::::::::;;:::::::::=:::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::;:::::::~~ I .·Helen Help I· USe·1 • By Helen Bottcl Ill ·Jbe Reilden Always Write DEAR HELEN : . After reading the letter sent from the 00-year-old man who claimed yQU~~g glrla adored hlm because they like a nonrabbil who knows how to be a gentleman; and the other letter from tlie older w(llllan who lnaiAted young men prefer "experienced females" I.e., 45 to 501Jh, because ot thelr brains and sexiness - I wonder why, If elders are so much more preferable, they just don't get together? Since two mature people would evidently have great gifts for one another, what a pity to waste them on younger persons of the oppoalte aex. In other words, if a young glrl can't fulfill her needs with someone cloae'to her own age, why should a mature woman &ro!pt what the younger woman doesn't want? And why llbould a mature man accept something that even a younger man shuna ..l a young filly who hasn't yet reached her potentlal? How mature is the mature person who can't figure out something as llmple as th!a? - LOGIC DEAR IAIGIC: ...Not very mature, bultben I doubt he or she wants to be. -H. DEAR HELEN: Thankl for your underlllindlng words about bedwetters. It's sad that 1110111 families who have th!8 problem think they're wtlque, when actually It's very common, especially among boys. Our dalllhter stopped wetting the bed the night we took diapers off her, but our boYs contillued. The flrst boy was able to stay dry, If we cot hlm up once during the night, and a few encouragtnc words frcJm our doctor were all it took, at age-3; he never·had a wet night asatn. The other boy waa more difficult. We never, never reprbnandeli or made a big thing of lt. There were no psychological or medical problema. At age 10, he received testa to make sure of lh!a. Then ,)he doctor put him on tranqulll&era before bedtime each night, and within six months he was dry! • Thll II apparently a falrly conunon practice now. Usually theae children 1re very heavy steepen and the tranquilizers r$x them enough so that they al~ leas soundly and feel the urge, therefore get up by themaelves. Doctor• ..wty don't give lheae pUla unW after the child ls IIIJ:. - FORMER BEDWETI'ER'S MOTIJER ' ... DEAR HELEN: . How true: boya have Sllllller bladders, lesa control, and often 'sleep more IIOUilllly. Thus there are many more male bedl.ettera than female. OUr son II delightful, inte!Ugent, not IPOlled and not Immature. We wouldn't think of punishing him for IOIJielhin& he can't help. At five, he can IIIW weu two palrs of heavy training pant,a, plus plaatlc coverings, so he doesn't ROlli out of bed. And when he's IIIJ:, we'll try medicine the doctor recommends. But we WON'T get upset. Why make an ernatlonal problem out of a little lncoovenlence? -IDMMON SENSE DEAR· HELEN: Our 1011 was a terribly heavy ll.eeper, and at 11 he was still wetllnl the bed. We aot one rJ. thole night lll*flllll, which ring a loud bell at . the lint drop of !"llneU· It woke him where notlilllg elle could, and within a few days, the problem was goni, You can either rent or buy lheile IIJIIIII, and (if the problem II llmply heavy sleeping) they work! But be sure to chedt wtlb your dDctor flnt. - MRS. C. C. State history contest to be held at OU ATHENS Ohio University has been aelected by the Ohio American Revolutionary Bicentennial AdviAory Commi!lllon as one of 11 regional centers for 1111 statewide . History Day Contest. Announcement of this year's contest 1heme, "Images of America: A Bicentennial Mirror of People, Places, Ideas or Events," Is being made now in order to give students in grades seven-12 time to work on projects before the spring judging. The Region Eleven competition will bring students from 13 Southeastml Ohio counties to the Athens campus In April to have thelr papers, displays, per· fonnancea and presentations showcased. Judging wtn be done by history profeaaors from Ohio colle1ea and unlverstlles, professional stalf membeta of h!atorical societies, social studies teachers and others. Wlnnen In the 11 regional contest will compete in the . statewide finals to be held in Columbus In May. Countiea included in Region Eleven are Athens, Gallla, Hocking, Jacbon, Lawrence, · Mei«J, Mor,an, Perry, Pike, Ross, Scioto, Vinton and Waahingtoil. · Abrochure with details and . deadlines Is being aent to area schools and also may be Vote For obtained by writing Dr . Marvin Fletcher, associate professor of history at OU and area contest coordinator, at BenUey Hall In Athens. ' The program is produced in cooperation with the Ohio Department of Education and the Ohio Academy of History and Is f111ded by grants from the Martha Holden Jennings Foundation and the George Gund Foundation. Reedsville Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead hosted a birthday dinner for their daughter, Jane, and nephew, Charles Meredith, of Beverly on Sunday. Guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Blll Meredith of Beverly, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Frydman of Co1umbus, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber, David and Mark, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pickens and Jull Whitehead, Mr. and Mrs. Meredith showed slides of their recent European .trip In the evening. Mrs. Beas Larkins recenUy celebrated her birthday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Doris Marks at Chester. Othen present were Mr. and Mrs. James Carruthers and · Penny of Loulaville ·and Mr. and 1\11'1. Bert ScbriAher and Scotty of canton. V!aiting with Mrs. Helen Archer on Friday were Mr. and Mrs. Don Coleman and ........ . BAILEY ~ ~--·························._. RICHARD . Cirrclirflle For Clerk •Salisbury Township .......!! Your Vote tmd lnflvence Appreciated .......!j!......... ,.~tt~lt~'!..~..t.!:••"·~..!'!:!:! P.llt Political AclvertlHment I ' Council Social dinner set· Calendar Prospective merf!~er$· welcomed by BPW .. ~ " 7,-: 'f'!te.O.Uy Sen!inel, Mlddl~pori-Pmneroy, o., Friday, O<:t. 31, um '' . .. A prospective Jl1embership the charter containing the · tea was held by the Mid- names of nearly 60 members, dleport Business and several citations and plaqu~s '·' rl • presented to the club for clv1c. Pr ofess Ion ·worrum" SUil r ay,. · - · · ti · d afternoon In obserVance of 1, ,aqd COfflillll'lity activl es an National BPW Weelt at the the trophy WOI\ 10 a recent ' home of Mrs. Marian Taylor, parade. . M'ddl t New members registered I epor · d •· · ted later were 1 Mrs. Janet Kotn and Mrs. an 1 mve~ . Catherine Welsh, co- Ann Cohvell; Vinton; Mary . chairwomen and Miss McAngus, Pomeroy' and '. Freddie 'Houdashelt, Terri Miller, Rutland. ., president, greeted the guests wh.o were regis~red by Mrs. Dorthea Salser: and in· troduced by Mrs. Louise Davis, both members of the membersltlp committee. They were assisted by Mrs. Alwilda Werner. The tea table was centered with a Ooral arrangement of chrysanthemums in the green and gold colors of the club and flanked by lighted tapen. Mrs. Taylor presided at the silver coffee service and Mrs. Davis poured the tea. They were assisted by Mrs. Nellie Vale. Gold and crystal appoinlments completed the table decor. Nlntly day lnltrelf peftllly Assorted cookies, nuts, It wlllldrawn · IMfere maturitY dalt.. " •rosebud mints, coffee and tea were served. On display at the meeting .Co.: were scrapbooks .for several years, yearbooks from 1948; COLUMBUS - The Seal of Ohio Girl Scout Council will FRIDAY hold its second annual ,Adult. " Recognition Dinner on Nov. 8 HALLOWEEN PARTY a\ at 6:30 p.m. at lhe Electric Portland Elementary School, Building on the Ohio State I p.m. Sponsored by PTO. ·Fairgrounds. · OHIO Valley Grange 2612, Volunteers and community Letart . falls, will hold a leaders who have contributed Halloween party at 7:30p.m. their time and talent to Girl at the Letart Falls ComScouting will be honored. munity· Hall for children of Special groups to be honored Letart Township. Children this year . include Area are to attend maslted; prizes Product Chairmen, Council will be given and refreshTrainers, Troop Organizers ments served. ·and Leaders. SATURD~Y Exhibitors will be on hand PRACTICE Session for the with commercial program Pomeroy-Rutland alumni helps covering camping football team, 3:30p.m. at the equipment and· places, Rutland field. The Middleport handcrafts and lund-raising team will practice at 2:30 ideas. Exhibits will be open p.m. at the Middleport field. from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. and · FALL FESTIVAL at from 8 to 9:30p.m. Racine Elell)entary ESchool Mrs. Jack Bornhoeft and sponsored by PTO . Soup Mrs. Charles Brubaker are in THE GREAT PUMPKINS - Kevin Knapp, nine-year· supper at 5:30, games at 6:30 charge of arrangements. old son of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle KnaJll), Wolf Pen, had a and an auction at 8 p.m. Each person is to bring a bumper crop of pumpkins Including this huge pumpkin dish of her choice to serve MONDAY which tipped the scale at 87 pounds. Kevin is the grandson LETARTFALLSi'To, 7:30 ten, her own dishes and of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Smith, Wolf Pen. p.m. All festival committee utensils and serving utensils. chairmen urged to attend. There is a charge of $1.50 to SALEM CENTER PTA, cover expenses ahd parking 7:30p.m. Mr. Gillespie of the fee of 50 cents. Ohio State Patrol will speak on "Safety". MIDDLEPORT Garden Club, 7:30 p. m. at the home . JJ l REEDSVILLE . - Com- of Mrs. Sibley Slack. - - - - - - -- yy 00 Sfatn On SWeater munity Builders Club, met at EASTERN High School Maternal grandparents are TheAIIIIItsCM.·.r . . Warren Pickens' home for its Athletic Boosters meeting, Mr. and Mrs. June C. Snlngll l.oM c;.. ·ftr..PoHy ci~iner 294 StcOtld St. October meeting. 7:30p.m. at the high school to Cremeans, 'Rutland, and the Pomeroy, 011111 · The business session was make plans for tHe annual paternal grandparents are plants are enjoying even conducted by,.llie preside~!, · football banquet; all in· · Bernard and Betty Gilkey, Polly's Problem DEAR POLLY - While more popularity than ever Mrs. Margarel Brown. A terested persons asked to Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. working on my decoupage I before as we enjoy them, talk bicentennial project for the attend. Gilkey have a daughter, spilled a few drops of wood to them and play music for community was discussed YOUTH RALLY, ·7:30 p.m. Paula, five. sealing stain on a 100 per cent them. 1\Iany thai have been and Mrs. Ella Osborne, Mrs. at the Rutland Community acrylic sweater. I am out of doors during· the Maxine Whitehead and Mrs. Church. Daniel Roush to he desperate as I really like this summer have now sought the Grace Weber were appointed the speaker with special sweater and hope you have warmth of the lndoon and as a committee for the music by youth groups. some suggestions. The can be a real decorative asset project. Public invited by Amos Tillis, sweater Is white and the stain or a hodge podge. Refreshments were served pastor. As with any decorative to Mr. and Mrs. Donald is brown. Please ~elp. RACINE Chapter 134, accessories, grouping adds to Myers and Family, Mr. and O.E.S., 8 p.m. at the Masonic SHARON. DEAR SHARON - I have their Importance: However; Mrs. Ronald Osborne and Temple. I no remedy for wood stain unlike' an array of crystal or family , Mr. and Mrs. Walter TUESDAY spots specifically, but try a porcelain, brass or copper, Brown and family, Mr. and POMEROY Chapter 186, PLENTY paint remover such as lur· propeP light has to be a first Mrs. Ernest Whitehead and Order of the Eastern Star, Of pentlne. Flnt lest to see Its consideration. Mass together Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber. 7:45 p.m. at the temple. FR££. effect on the sweater's fibers. those requiring the same The place of the next Worthy patron to be elected. Sponge turpentine on, degree of light-be It natural meeting will be announced 25 and 4().year pins to be PARKING working toward the center, or artificial. Place tall plants later. presented. Officers to wear and then apply dry cleaning In the back, lower ones In gowns. Prices In Effed Now Thru Sun~IIJ Ould the same way. If the front and make a grouping as BIRTH ANNOUNCED sealer used seems more like Important and often more 1.IN:nn Mr. and Mrs. Richar~ D. shellac, the treatment for enjoyable than a large piece •POl fOUl DA Yl Recent visitors at the Gilkey, Middleport, announce ohellac Blains Ia to apply of furniture. In fact masses of WOMEN'S POLYESTER warm alcohol with an eye plants and large ones can Williams-Balderson home the blrlh of a son 01::1. 29 at were Mr. and Mrs. George Holzer Medical Center. The dropper. Sponge toward the make up for tile lack of as Arnold of Northridge, Calif. much furniture ·as a room infant weighed five pounds, center and repeat uaUI all Is and Mr. and Mrs. Bill really needs. U necessary, for 11 ounces and has been . gone. The stilln could be Williams of Athens,>Ga. named Richard Thomas. soaked In two parts water to ~ taller effect place some of . . Dl- ·MISSEY one part alcohol. Hope one of the black ones oa bibles aud ' IW.f SUES these wlll help, but do the lower ones In front will Etsy urt ~t~lrtttln. Our newttt striH. tflrect frofrl remember to test effect on hide the tables. If used along the Ntw Yitrll' Merkel . a window sill give thought to your fabric lint. - POLLY. O!GeM fr1m Mild COiofl or Plfltrnl ttylft, DH't Mill DEAR READERS- House that arrangement Make the I WILL HAVE A most of these living accessories that should bring charm to the ro\m they daughter, Kim, of Co)umbus. grace. Watering will be REC.W.:. ' " They also visited with Mr. easier and the effect more and Mrs. Milton Tuttle of dramatic If many are Pomeroy Road. grouped together In front of a AT THE TUPPERS PLAINS SCHOOL Mr . and Mrs. George window. Remove tbe CUI" Buckley have returned home talns, stagger hanging • after visiting Mr. and Mrs. baskets over the upper haH Bob Meredith at Phoenix, ol the window, line the sill ActuAL VALUU TO '1.91 Ariz. Places of Interest they and place even more on the visited were Painted Desert, Door below and have an YOUR VOTE APPRECIATED A group Oftddl ""' tnclll:l'f flmGUI i:a!Uon. Petrified Forest, Grand ' lncludn 7 CVJI ptrcoletor, 1:1: '"' muffin Important looking window ' I·• p1n. btkt trtd ro11t 1*1•2 qt. cowlftd uuc• Canyon and Tombstone. p~n . lublcl ctkt IN" lftd otlttr Items. garden· of greenery with Mrs. Mamie Buckley and colorful blooming things Mrs. Vivian Humphrey highlighting the effect. Candidate for Member of visited with Mrs. Eunice Discard those fancy papers Sprague at the Arcadia and bows tllat may be a JiASTERN LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD Nursing Home In Coolville. hangover from the day a gUt Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Reed Election, November 4, 1975 . plant was delivered from the and Brian, have returned florist. Plain clay poiA have a • , ,.. home after a vacation trip to natural and pleasing look but THANKS: Orlando, Fla. S orne points of If one prefen something a bit ON ANY Paid Political Advertlnment interest they visited were more decorative try wicker 'PAIR Disney World, Sea World and baskets of different sizes and they ~nt a day at the ocean. shapes. Line wllh foil for They traveled by plane to protection from 'water and · Progress Through Florida. paint or staiD as desired. Mrs. Frank Bise Is a Happy wlnd~w garden!Dg! Effort and Understanding. patient at Camden-Clark POLLY. ,,, . ~~ Hospital in Parker,burg. °"" Polly's Pointers c·'BC . ' d ' . meets M8ias _ a..a· -@· •,•• END-OE-MONTH PANT ·SUITS ., ., • '' •'I ' J ' • .•' •• .,• •••• . ALUMINUM HOUSEWARES MUSIC BY lHE KING KHORDS 99 ' Carpenter Personals . ' , Mr. and )Ire. Charles Leist w,tddaughters, Gaithersburg, !faryland, .were overnight (!Uesls of her mother, Mrs. l:ucy ~~· d.ir. and Mr's. Vernon Perry and grandd!!ughter, Mona Jean, have moved from lfllllards to their fann home !!far here. ,A large crowd was In attendance at Temple Church oil Sundjiy evehlllg to hear the Gospel Ambassador singing ~!roup from Coluinbus. . Guests during the past weelt at the home of Mr. and lilrs. Earl Starkey were the following relatives, Mr. and Mrs,Gerald'Sia\'key, Omaha, Neb.; Chester Spencer, Charleston,' w. Va.; Beulah Jones, Athenal Elma Vernon, New Lexington, Mr. aild Mrs. Donald Jones, Nelsonville, ahd Mr. and Mrs .. Forrest. , Harper and Ruth FIAher, Chillicothe. Mlu Leah Gaston entertalned the Senior High Girls ' Choir of the Albany BapUst Church with a wiener :Watch Your AT-G • .•.. . . • •• ualr oxcou weight with t n!ibll NEW FAT·GO dl II~. Nothing . llt111tlonal Ju ody weight )ou tor thooo lh I~ wan~.!f;looe. ,., ' ·run 12 cilf. oupply, 'tk NELSON'S drug otore looutlht FAT•QO reducing plan nd llart loolnv wtlght thlo lltolllf bock In full If not compltllly lllfofttd with wolght lou from t very ftret poc:klgo. : DON'T DILAY 1ft fiAT-liD ead•Y• .,.ELSON'S DRUG STORE Pomllf'OY, Ohio ' . -k. roast at her ·home. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Speigel' and Wayne of Columbus visited her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Cheadle and her father, Noble Hamon . Mrs. Noble Hamon is confined to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital In Athens for treatment. Martha Mays and Una Beam have returned from Decatur, Ind., where they were guests of cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Baker, and called on other relatives in the area. Mr. and Mrs . Mendal Jordan entertained with a family dinner in honor of the 13th birthday of thelr grandson, Bryan Jordan. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crabtree, McArthur; Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan, Bryan, Keith and Sarah Faye, and Mr. and Mn. Walter Jordan and Joshua, all local. Pam Holcomb, daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Everett Holcomb, Laurel Grange, and Kenneth Enevoldaen, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Enevoldaen, Rock Springs Grange, Meigs County Prince and Prlncea, were at the annual session of the Ohio State Grange which was held In· the Sheraton-Cleveland Hotel In Cleveland, 0\::t. 12-15. Many acUvlties were enjoyed by the youth who joined youth from most of the counties In the state: Actlvliles lncludeil a youth pageant, Prince and Princess Ball, and special tours which were p!anned for them. They were a!ao guests at the annual banquet and heard IJeutenant Governor Richard F. Celeste address the entire group of more than 600 Grangers and guests. These young people were • ••• •• ..• · You c•rl•lnly un ••.• tlnd tellef HAY-FEVER SINUS Sufferers "*-'• ............. ,.. ,..... "" ' ••' ~ 8 - . 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Ill PMIIT BRIIHS NOV. 1-9 to 1 A.M. 66~ E.OJI. SM1 MO UP 10 rt' WI81IIS f~· : 1 I • 1 r ', , ' 1 EpJI.IIIl 'I ... SUPPORT IS APPRECIATED.' Paid P~tical Advertisement News Notes of country 's history . MISSY VANMETER Balloon . travels far MINERSVILLE - Lea Michelle (Missy) VanMeter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. RDnald Van Meter, Minersville, Is all for air travel -at least when it comes to balloons. Missy purchased a gasfilled balloon at a school carnival and after writing her naine and address on it with a muker, let it go at her grandmother's home,. Mrs. Ada Van Meter, Portland, about 9 a.m. on 01::1. ~ . Recently, Missy received a letter and the deflated balloon from John Lawrence in Charon, Pa., who W1'0te that he found it on his family 's farm at about 4 p.m. on 0\::t. 5, the same day. The balloon had apparently traveled about 200 air miles In seven hours. sponsored by H. E. Starkey, Carpenter area, and Waldb Poston, Athens County Grange Deputy, who fur· nished transportation; Meigs County Pomona Grange, Farmers Bank, Pomeroy National Bank and Athens County Savings and Loan, all of Pomeroy, Racine Bank and Keith Ashley, Racine; and Citizens Bank of Mid· dleport, along with Norman Will, Meigs County Pomona Grange Master and Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan ,. Meigs County Grange Deputies. Other Meigs Couhty Grange youth who entered state grange contests as coon ty winners were Judy and Gary Holliday, Patty and BiUy Dyer and Keith Ashley. Gary Holliday won first place in the state in the 10 to 14 year " Monkey Face Cookies" contest; Kellh Ashley was state winner In the older youth grange banner contest and Patty Dyer was awarded a plaque in the Junior Grange Lecturer programs contest. Several of the youth in Meigs county granges plan to attend National Grange In Columbus In November and be Initiated In the Seventh Degree at that time. H. E. Starkey, Ion~ time Meigs County granger and charter member of Colwnbia Grange, represented Meigs County as delegate to the annual State Grange Session In Cleveland, 0\::t. 12-15. Mr . Starkey served on the Public Relations Committee and attended all activities of the state grange, Including all aeSslons where grange policy · for 1975-76 was accepted by the delegate body . Mr. Starkey, who Is legislative agent of Columbia Grange and also of Meigs County Pomona Grange, heard recommendations which will be presented to the State Leg!alature. Se.nator Ollver Ocasek, was also a delegate and was recognized during the dlscu11ions, along with Slate Master Jamea Ross, who presents the grange policies to the state legislature . Woodrow W. Tucker, secretary of the National Grange Executive BY JEAN BARNES . newspaper in Kansas. His Many a wooden duck that wife and children - two sons once rode the water wilh and two daughters, now aplomb is now a proud or· gcown - have all been innament in homes. terestijd in his collection. Using decoys for hunting Part of this interest stems wild Rowlls a centuries old from the factthat many of his practice dating back to an- decoys have been in the cient Egypt. And on our own family for three generations, continent the American In- belonging to his father and dian used decoys of . straw his grandfather. lace with feathers to lure His choicest specimens are birds close enough to trap or displayed in the living room. kill. "This one is a Mason," he However, decoys probably explained and added that one were never as wldely used as identical to it had sold at they hav~ been in the United · auction recently for $600. States over the past 100 or Mason's Decoy Factory more years. This popularity was one of three early was influenced by three manufacturers of decoys. forces - Improved weapons, Both Mason's and the J. N. a burgeonlilg populace in, Dodge Co. were located in need of a greater and less Detroit while the Stevens expensive source of meat and Decoy Factory was at Weeds· what appeared to be an end· port, N. Y. These three are less bounty of game blrds. generally cons1dered the Demands for decoys grew most important decoy and makers turned from makers and met an almost hand craning to methods of unbelievable demand for mass production to meet the many years. need. Although decoys were Although market hunters roughed out with lathes, most preferred the hand carved work of finishing, sanding decoys and, for the most part, and painting was done by scorned the factory models hand. the demand for inexpensive Small wonder then that · decoys continued until 1918 these 18th and early 19th when Congress passed the century examples of Migratory Bird Treaty Act. American folk art are The factory decoys were eagerly sought by collectcrs. graded by design, size and Such a collector is Bill quality. One could purchase Taylor, who acquired his first solid decoys or hoUow ones, duck decoy in the 1930s. "I with glass or tack eyes, started saving them ~fore I packed in barrels. One could knew anyone else in the world pay as little as $2.50 or as was interested in them much as $12 per dozen. becauselwasfascinated,"he The great market for explained . decoys attracted the Later, he discovered a book gadgeteers and many patents by Joel Barber who has been were issued for a variety of called the "first collector" of adaptations of the standard wild fowl decoys. The book form . Two of the more helped him identify his finds prominent ones were a metal and build his collection. He decoy on a wooden base and a continued to add to his folding tin shore blrd decoy. resource of materials until he Next week's column will has a fairly complete cover additional information collection of books on the on Taylor's collection which subject.· includes fine, hand carved A native of Wisconsin, specimens. Taylor is editor of a daily ' By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mrs. Don Bell is spending a week with her daughter, Lorna Bell , at Columbus. Lorna spent a weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell. Mr. and Mrs. George Donohew and family of Circleville spent the weekend with Mr . and Mrs. Roy Donohew. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Balser and son of Tuppers Plains were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Alice Balser. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shuler and Effie Pickens visited relatives in Alabama for a week. Billy Wilson and David Willard of Bolivar Dam spent the weekend with Mrs. Erma Wilson. An election day dinner will he served at the Letart Falls ·Community Hall Tuesday, Nov. 14. Menu will be chicken, ham or roast beef, noodles, mashed potatoes, or sweet potatoes, green beans, dressing, slaw, pie, coffee or ice• tea, vegetable soup, sandwiches. Price will be $1.75 for adults, 75 cents for children. Serving will begin at 11 :30 a.m. and continue until 6:30p.m. Mr. and Mrs . Herbert Roush, Mrs. Alice Balser, Mrs. Erma Wilson attended a hymn sing at the MI. Moriah Church of God Saturday evening. Mrs. Icie Tucker of Leon, W. Va., spent the weekend with her son, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Tucker. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haught of Walker, W. Va., entertained at their home Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Anna Scarberry, a patient at a Parkersburg rest home. Mrs . Scarberry was celebrating her birthday . Mrs. Focie Hayman, Mrs. Bertha Robinson , Mrs. Herbert Shields, Mrs. Jack Sargent stopped at the rest home and took Mrs. Scarberry to the Ha)lllht home where they had an enjoyable day visiting. Others attending were Fred Smith, Delores Leman, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Coe of Carbon Hill, Mrs. Martha Stover, Parkersburg and Nellie Alton of Walker, were visitors at the Bob W. Va . Evans Festival recently. Mrs. Arnold Hupp spent a A<thur Wilson of Cleveland week with Mr. and Mrs. visited Mrs. Erma Wilson a Charles Hupp at Marengo lew days. He also visi\ed his while her son , Rocky Hupp niece Mrs. Kathryn Hunt. was a patient at University Virgil Hili of the boat Hospital having surgery on 'Rachel' is spending some his nose. time with his wife, Mrs. Edward Hupp and Mr. and Kathryn Hill and children. Mrs. Alvin Barnett! were Mr. and Mrs. Elza Birch moose hun ting in On tario, and Mrs. Caroline Miller of Canada. Racine visited Mrs. Margie Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Bass Hunt recenlly. and tlaughters of Middleport spent Sunday with Mr . and Mrs. Arnold Hupp. Clifford Hill was returned ·home Saturday fr om Riverside Hospital in Columbus. Mr. Hill had been a patient there for five weeks and will be returning for observation and treatment. Sunday guests of Mr. ancl 9 to S Mon.-Fri. 9to8Sat. Mrs. Gerald Hayman and Closed Sunday Keith were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hayman and children of Wes terville, Mrs. Gene Jewell and children, Barbara Middleport. Ohio and Bobby and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hayman of Rutland. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hayman visited Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Stover Friday af· ternoon and on Friday evening visited Mrs. Beverly Cunningham. Mr. and Mrs . Clarence Hepler of Wampum, Pa., are visiting Mrs . Ferne B•. ' Hayman. Mrs. Ava Belles of • Wellston visited the Heplers and Mrs. Hayinan Monday. Richard Norris of Carroll, Alonzo Norris and stepdaughter of Piqua visited their mother, Mrs . Ada BAKER Norris and Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Gloeckner. FURNITURE Mr . and Mrs . Homer Ml4141oport, 0 . Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Ferguson of Pt. Pleasant 10% OFF All Merchandise Not On Sale heritage bouse · VOTE FOR FOR ·TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE Re-Elect VIRGIL KING Meigs Local School Board Election Nov. 4,1975 TUESDAt NOV. 4, 1975 A Christian serving God, will try to serve you honestly. Your Support Will Be Appreciated. Paid Pollt)cal Ad verllsement ~·~· TIL£ Thousands of Yards LAFF- ,...1 L; .... •....-·-r.-: APPLE GROVE Mr . and Mrs. Russell Quillen returned home Sunday after a three week vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Quillen in Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Adams and Mr. and Mrs. ' Chrissie Powell enjoyed a vacation · at Elkins, W. Va. and other points of interest. ,.,.,........, . ... ·- - - - ···--- "There's Ron jumping inlo our new pool. Next, there's Ron on crutc~es watchl~g lhe men Committee and Past Master ~~~nc water mto our new of the Rhode !Pland State Grange and Lieutenant Govrnor Richard F. Celeste, both spoke during the session. Mr. and ' Mrs. Mendal Jordan, Deputy State Master and Deputy Junior Matron, Meigs County, accompanied Mr. Starkey to Cleveland for the session, as dld Pauline Atkins, State Granger of the year, · and Kenneth Enevoldsen, Prince. Pam Holcomb, princess, returned home with Mr. Starkey. Mrs. Starkey was unable to attend. GOSPEL LISTENING FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY. LEADING ARTISTS. GAITHERS, SWAGGART, RAMBOS, SPEARS, IMPERIALS. STAMPS. -RECORDS AND TAPES- ,.'"' Paid Political Advertisement MASON MALLARD drake dewy belonging to a collector [8 In good condition despite use. Although a factory decoy, the hoUow body Is hand painted and finished. It ls of the premier grade. PDO.-·-------., £·ROW'S STEAK HOUSE • tbneof On Display For Easy Selection All Colors All Textures 501 -NYLON SHAG As low As I ' I the Fabulous Itt r IIOOF 'YOUR VOTE AND Treasures Decoys were part F. ~ .,.,., SQUARE DANCE SATURDAY, NOV. l Johnson, BRENDA LEWIS;. NINA MILLER, ·Steve N.ease, VICKI ROUSH, lee Smith, ·Tim Smith, Denise Talbott, Shelly Word, KEVIN WILLFORD, Scott Wolle, • ·• .• ''' t• •111. Linda Young. : w· 11•1•1•"' 11o w • ,. ,0 ., ,,.,soJ~ fitjMOR l:.s: Lois SENIORS .· . · am " S~ , aalle¥ • .·Sl'EVEI• BAKER, ~,llh. Circle, Paul Cross, SHARON BIKACSAN, Cindy Randy Dudding, Greg • · Boggess, S~e.l.la , Crouch, D!lnnlng, Gall Evans, Molly , LARRY FISHER, Perry Hill Fisher, Denlse ~endrlx, : Teresa Meadows, JAYE Kaste· Hysell, Klmj Jarrell, ORO, Jeo)l\ Rllchhert, Patty Tim Jenkins, Cheryl. Larkins, Robinson, Cheryl Roseberry, · €CRENA RjojpDES, Debbie Carmen Thoma, Barbara !loush.. Robert Roush, While, Nile Wilson, Myra BECKY SAYRE, Bill Woods. . S~lveley, Sheryl Simpson . RESHMEN : Doug Bell, JUNIORS : PATRICIA ' Brian Grlndstaft, BRICE AUTH E ~Jp~, -Bobbl. HART, SETH HILL, Sharon Cha~man, Jerrena Dill, Hill, Beverly Mclain Jim Parlene D,uncen, Eric O'Brien, Cindy Patterson, Dunning, ANNA FRANK, Debbl~ Pickens, Jeff ThornCarol Gl.nn, Jull Gooch, ton, TERI ZIRKLE. Orearna Jenkins, Pam All caps denotes all As. 1: •• •• iiiijiiiiiiii~ Today 's RACiNE - The flrst . six weeks bonor roll at Southern l h "'·· ~g h· Sclioo as ....,n announced. "Named to the roll were: . •' Orange Twp. Volunteer Fire Depl . Hon~r·YlJll 'revealed . Apple Grove MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE SQUARE YARD NOW HAVE YOURS FOR THE HOUDAYS SANDWICH Order by Phone And Teke Em Home 992-5432 •mmedlate Delivery. Immediate an's\allatlon . �•• d- :t'toe Daily 84lntlnel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, O<:t. 31, 1975 ~~::::'l':-~%m;:>:~;:;:;:::,: IIMIIAMI~~~~-:~;:;~:::::::::~::::::::;;:::::::::=:::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::;:::::::~~ I .·Helen Help I· USe·1 • By Helen Bottcl Ill ·Jbe Reilden Always Write DEAR HELEN : . After reading the letter sent from the 00-year-old man who claimed yQU~~g glrla adored hlm because they like a nonrabbil who knows how to be a gentleman; and the other letter from tlie older w(llllan who lnaiAted young men prefer "experienced females" I.e., 45 to 501Jh, because ot thelr brains and sexiness - I wonder why, If elders are so much more preferable, they just don't get together? Since two mature people would evidently have great gifts for one another, what a pity to waste them on younger persons of the oppoalte aex. In other words, if a young glrl can't fulfill her needs with someone cloae'to her own age, why should a mature woman &ro!pt what the younger woman doesn't want? And why llbould a mature man accept something that even a younger man shuna ..l a young filly who hasn't yet reached her potentlal? How mature is the mature person who can't figure out something as llmple as th!a? - LOGIC DEAR IAIGIC: ...Not very mature, bultben I doubt he or she wants to be. -H. DEAR HELEN: Thankl for your underlllindlng words about bedwetters. It's sad that 1110111 families who have th!8 problem think they're wtlque, when actually It's very common, especially among boys. Our dalllhter stopped wetting the bed the night we took diapers off her, but our boYs contillued. The flrst boy was able to stay dry, If we cot hlm up once during the night, and a few encouragtnc words frcJm our doctor were all it took, at age-3; he never·had a wet night asatn. The other boy waa more difficult. We never, never reprbnandeli or made a big thing of lt. There were no psychological or medical problema. At age 10, he received testa to make sure of lh!a. Then ,)he doctor put him on tranqulll&era before bedtime each night, and within six months he was dry! • Thll II apparently a falrly conunon practice now. Usually theae children 1re very heavy steepen and the tranquilizers r$x them enough so that they al~ leas soundly and feel the urge, therefore get up by themaelves. Doctor• ..wty don't give lheae pUla unW after the child ls IIIJ:. - FORMER BEDWETI'ER'S MOTIJER ' ... DEAR HELEN: . How true: boya have Sllllller bladders, lesa control, and often 'sleep more IIOUilllly. Thus there are many more male bedl.ettera than female. OUr son II delightful, inte!Ugent, not IPOlled and not Immature. We wouldn't think of punishing him for IOIJielhin& he can't help. At five, he can IIIW weu two palrs of heavy training pant,a, plus plaatlc coverings, so he doesn't ROlli out of bed. And when he's IIIJ:, we'll try medicine the doctor recommends. But we WON'T get upset. Why make an ernatlonal problem out of a little lncoovenlence? -IDMMON SENSE DEAR· HELEN: Our 1011 was a terribly heavy ll.eeper, and at 11 he was still wetllnl the bed. We aot one rJ. thole night lll*flllll, which ring a loud bell at . the lint drop of !"llneU· It woke him where notlilllg elle could, and within a few days, the problem was goni, You can either rent or buy lheile IIJIIIII, and (if the problem II llmply heavy sleeping) they work! But be sure to chedt wtlb your dDctor flnt. - MRS. C. C. State history contest to be held at OU ATHENS Ohio University has been aelected by the Ohio American Revolutionary Bicentennial AdviAory Commi!lllon as one of 11 regional centers for 1111 statewide . History Day Contest. Announcement of this year's contest 1heme, "Images of America: A Bicentennial Mirror of People, Places, Ideas or Events," Is being made now in order to give students in grades seven-12 time to work on projects before the spring judging. The Region Eleven competition will bring students from 13 Southeastml Ohio counties to the Athens campus In April to have thelr papers, displays, per· fonnancea and presentations showcased. Judging wtn be done by history profeaaors from Ohio colle1ea and unlverstlles, professional stalf membeta of h!atorical societies, social studies teachers and others. Wlnnen In the 11 regional contest will compete in the . statewide finals to be held in Columbus In May. Countiea included in Region Eleven are Athens, Gallla, Hocking, Jacbon, Lawrence, · Mei«J, Mor,an, Perry, Pike, Ross, Scioto, Vinton and Waahingtoil. · Abrochure with details and . deadlines Is being aent to area schools and also may be Vote For obtained by writing Dr . Marvin Fletcher, associate professor of history at OU and area contest coordinator, at BenUey Hall In Athens. ' The program is produced in cooperation with the Ohio Department of Education and the Ohio Academy of History and Is f111ded by grants from the Martha Holden Jennings Foundation and the George Gund Foundation. Reedsville Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead hosted a birthday dinner for their daughter, Jane, and nephew, Charles Meredith, of Beverly on Sunday. Guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Blll Meredith of Beverly, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Frydman of Co1umbus, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber, David and Mark, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pickens and Jull Whitehead, Mr. and Mrs. Meredith showed slides of their recent European .trip In the evening. Mrs. Beas Larkins recenUy celebrated her birthday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Doris Marks at Chester. Othen present were Mr. and Mrs. James Carruthers and · Penny of Loulaville ·and Mr. and 1\11'1. Bert ScbriAher and Scotty of canton. V!aiting with Mrs. Helen Archer on Friday were Mr. and Mrs. Don Coleman and ........ . BAILEY ~ ~--·························._. RICHARD . Cirrclirflle For Clerk •Salisbury Township .......!! Your Vote tmd lnflvence Appreciated .......!j!......... ,.~tt~lt~'!..~..t.!:••"·~..!'!:!:! P.llt Political AclvertlHment I ' Council Social dinner set· Calendar Prospective merf!~er$· welcomed by BPW .. ~ " 7,-: 'f'!te.O.Uy Sen!inel, Mlddl~pori-Pmneroy, o., Friday, O<:t. 31, um '' . .. A prospective Jl1embership the charter containing the · tea was held by the Mid- names of nearly 60 members, dleport Business and several citations and plaqu~s '·' rl • presented to the club for clv1c. Pr ofess Ion ·worrum" SUil r ay,. · - · · ti · d afternoon In obserVance of 1, ,aqd COfflillll'lity activl es an National BPW Weelt at the the trophy WOI\ 10 a recent ' home of Mrs. Marian Taylor, parade. . M'ddl t New members registered I epor · d •· · ted later were 1 Mrs. Janet Kotn and Mrs. an 1 mve~ . Catherine Welsh, co- Ann Cohvell; Vinton; Mary . chairwomen and Miss McAngus, Pomeroy' and '. Freddie 'Houdashelt, Terri Miller, Rutland. ., president, greeted the guests wh.o were regis~red by Mrs. Dorthea Salser: and in· troduced by Mrs. Louise Davis, both members of the membersltlp committee. They were assisted by Mrs. Alwilda Werner. The tea table was centered with a Ooral arrangement of chrysanthemums in the green and gold colors of the club and flanked by lighted tapen. Mrs. Taylor presided at the silver coffee service and Mrs. Davis poured the tea. They were assisted by Mrs. Nellie Vale. Gold and crystal appoinlments completed the table decor. Nlntly day lnltrelf peftllly Assorted cookies, nuts, It wlllldrawn · IMfere maturitY dalt.. " •rosebud mints, coffee and tea were served. On display at the meeting .Co.: were scrapbooks .for several years, yearbooks from 1948; COLUMBUS - The Seal of Ohio Girl Scout Council will FRIDAY hold its second annual ,Adult. " Recognition Dinner on Nov. 8 HALLOWEEN PARTY a\ at 6:30 p.m. at lhe Electric Portland Elementary School, Building on the Ohio State I p.m. Sponsored by PTO. ·Fairgrounds. · OHIO Valley Grange 2612, Volunteers and community Letart . falls, will hold a leaders who have contributed Halloween party at 7:30p.m. their time and talent to Girl at the Letart Falls ComScouting will be honored. munity· Hall for children of Special groups to be honored Letart Township. Children this year . include Area are to attend maslted; prizes Product Chairmen, Council will be given and refreshTrainers, Troop Organizers ments served. ·and Leaders. SATURD~Y Exhibitors will be on hand PRACTICE Session for the with commercial program Pomeroy-Rutland alumni helps covering camping football team, 3:30p.m. at the equipment and· places, Rutland field. The Middleport handcrafts and lund-raising team will practice at 2:30 ideas. Exhibits will be open p.m. at the Middleport field. from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. and · FALL FESTIVAL at from 8 to 9:30p.m. Racine Elell)entary ESchool Mrs. Jack Bornhoeft and sponsored by PTO . Soup Mrs. Charles Brubaker are in THE GREAT PUMPKINS - Kevin Knapp, nine-year· supper at 5:30, games at 6:30 charge of arrangements. old son of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle KnaJll), Wolf Pen, had a and an auction at 8 p.m. Each person is to bring a bumper crop of pumpkins Including this huge pumpkin dish of her choice to serve MONDAY which tipped the scale at 87 pounds. Kevin is the grandson LETARTFALLSi'To, 7:30 ten, her own dishes and of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Smith, Wolf Pen. p.m. All festival committee utensils and serving utensils. chairmen urged to attend. There is a charge of $1.50 to SALEM CENTER PTA, cover expenses ahd parking 7:30p.m. Mr. Gillespie of the fee of 50 cents. Ohio State Patrol will speak on "Safety". MIDDLEPORT Garden Club, 7:30 p. m. at the home . JJ l REEDSVILLE . - Com- of Mrs. Sibley Slack. - - - - - - -- yy 00 Sfatn On SWeater munity Builders Club, met at EASTERN High School Maternal grandparents are TheAIIIIItsCM.·.r . . Warren Pickens' home for its Athletic Boosters meeting, Mr. and Mrs. June C. Snlngll l.oM c;.. ·ftr..PoHy ci~iner 294 StcOtld St. October meeting. 7:30p.m. at the high school to Cremeans, 'Rutland, and the Pomeroy, 011111 · The business session was make plans for tHe annual paternal grandparents are plants are enjoying even conducted by,.llie preside~!, · football banquet; all in· · Bernard and Betty Gilkey, Polly's Problem DEAR POLLY - While more popularity than ever Mrs. Margarel Brown. A terested persons asked to Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. working on my decoupage I before as we enjoy them, talk bicentennial project for the attend. Gilkey have a daughter, spilled a few drops of wood to them and play music for community was discussed YOUTH RALLY, ·7:30 p.m. Paula, five. sealing stain on a 100 per cent them. 1\Iany thai have been and Mrs. Ella Osborne, Mrs. at the Rutland Community acrylic sweater. I am out of doors during· the Maxine Whitehead and Mrs. Church. Daniel Roush to he desperate as I really like this summer have now sought the Grace Weber were appointed the speaker with special sweater and hope you have warmth of the lndoon and as a committee for the music by youth groups. some suggestions. The can be a real decorative asset project. Public invited by Amos Tillis, sweater Is white and the stain or a hodge podge. Refreshments were served pastor. As with any decorative to Mr. and Mrs. Donald is brown. Please ~elp. RACINE Chapter 134, accessories, grouping adds to Myers and Family, Mr. and O.E.S., 8 p.m. at the Masonic SHARON. DEAR SHARON - I have their Importance: However; Mrs. Ronald Osborne and Temple. I no remedy for wood stain unlike' an array of crystal or family , Mr. and Mrs. Walter TUESDAY spots specifically, but try a porcelain, brass or copper, Brown and family, Mr. and POMEROY Chapter 186, PLENTY paint remover such as lur· propeP light has to be a first Mrs. Ernest Whitehead and Order of the Eastern Star, Of pentlne. Flnt lest to see Its consideration. Mass together Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber. 7:45 p.m. at the temple. FR££. effect on the sweater's fibers. those requiring the same The place of the next Worthy patron to be elected. Sponge turpentine on, degree of light-be It natural meeting will be announced 25 and 4().year pins to be PARKING working toward the center, or artificial. Place tall plants later. presented. Officers to wear and then apply dry cleaning In the back, lower ones In gowns. Prices In Effed Now Thru Sun~IIJ Ould the same way. If the front and make a grouping as BIRTH ANNOUNCED sealer used seems more like Important and often more 1.IN:nn Mr. and Mrs. Richar~ D. shellac, the treatment for enjoyable than a large piece •POl fOUl DA Yl Recent visitors at the Gilkey, Middleport, announce ohellac Blains Ia to apply of furniture. In fact masses of WOMEN'S POLYESTER warm alcohol with an eye plants and large ones can Williams-Balderson home the blrlh of a son 01::1. 29 at were Mr. and Mrs. George Holzer Medical Center. The dropper. Sponge toward the make up for tile lack of as Arnold of Northridge, Calif. much furniture ·as a room infant weighed five pounds, center and repeat uaUI all Is and Mr. and Mrs. Bill really needs. U necessary, for 11 ounces and has been . gone. The stilln could be Williams of Athens,>Ga. named Richard Thomas. soaked In two parts water to ~ taller effect place some of . . Dl- ·MISSEY one part alcohol. Hope one of the black ones oa bibles aud ' IW.f SUES these wlll help, but do the lower ones In front will Etsy urt ~t~lrtttln. Our newttt striH. tflrect frofrl remember to test effect on hide the tables. If used along the Ntw Yitrll' Merkel . a window sill give thought to your fabric lint. - POLLY. O!GeM fr1m Mild COiofl or Plfltrnl ttylft, DH't Mill DEAR READERS- House that arrangement Make the I WILL HAVE A most of these living accessories that should bring charm to the ro\m they daughter, Kim, of Co)umbus. grace. Watering will be REC.W.:. ' " They also visited with Mr. easier and the effect more and Mrs. Milton Tuttle of dramatic If many are Pomeroy Road. grouped together In front of a AT THE TUPPERS PLAINS SCHOOL Mr . and Mrs. George window. Remove tbe CUI" Buckley have returned home talns, stagger hanging • after visiting Mr. and Mrs. baskets over the upper haH Bob Meredith at Phoenix, ol the window, line the sill ActuAL VALUU TO '1.91 Ariz. Places of Interest they and place even more on the visited were Painted Desert, Door below and have an YOUR VOTE APPRECIATED A group Oftddl ""' tnclll:l'f flmGUI i:a!Uon. Petrified Forest, Grand ' lncludn 7 CVJI ptrcoletor, 1:1: '"' muffin Important looking window ' I·• p1n. btkt trtd ro11t 1*1•2 qt. cowlftd uuc• Canyon and Tombstone. p~n . lublcl ctkt IN" lftd otlttr Items. garden· of greenery with Mrs. Mamie Buckley and colorful blooming things Mrs. Vivian Humphrey highlighting the effect. Candidate for Member of visited with Mrs. Eunice Discard those fancy papers Sprague at the Arcadia and bows tllat may be a JiASTERN LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD Nursing Home In Coolville. hangover from the day a gUt Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Reed Election, November 4, 1975 . plant was delivered from the and Brian, have returned florist. Plain clay poiA have a • , ,.. home after a vacation trip to natural and pleasing look but THANKS: Orlando, Fla. S orne points of If one prefen something a bit ON ANY Paid Political Advertlnment interest they visited were more decorative try wicker 'PAIR Disney World, Sea World and baskets of different sizes and they ~nt a day at the ocean. shapes. Line wllh foil for They traveled by plane to protection from 'water and · Progress Through Florida. paint or staiD as desired. Mrs. Frank Bise Is a Happy wlnd~w garden!Dg! Effort and Understanding. patient at Camden-Clark POLLY. ,,, . ~~ Hospital in Parker,burg. °"" Polly's Pointers c·'BC . ' d ' . meets M8ias _ a..a· -@· •,•• END-OE-MONTH PANT ·SUITS ., ., • '' •'I ' J ' • .•' •• .,• •••• . ALUMINUM HOUSEWARES MUSIC BY lHE KING KHORDS 99 ' Carpenter Personals . ' , Mr. and )Ire. Charles Leist w,tddaughters, Gaithersburg, !faryland, .were overnight (!Uesls of her mother, Mrs. l:ucy ~~· d.ir. and Mr's. Vernon Perry and grandd!!ughter, Mona Jean, have moved from lfllllards to their fann home !!far here. ,A large crowd was In attendance at Temple Church oil Sundjiy evehlllg to hear the Gospel Ambassador singing ~!roup from Coluinbus. . Guests during the past weelt at the home of Mr. and lilrs. Earl Starkey were the following relatives, Mr. and Mrs,Gerald'Sia\'key, Omaha, Neb.; Chester Spencer, Charleston,' w. Va.; Beulah Jones, Athenal Elma Vernon, New Lexington, Mr. aild Mrs. Donald Jones, Nelsonville, ahd Mr. and Mrs .. Forrest. , Harper and Ruth FIAher, Chillicothe. Mlu Leah Gaston entertalned the Senior High Girls ' Choir of the Albany BapUst Church with a wiener :Watch Your AT-G • .•.. . . • •• ualr oxcou weight with t n!ibll NEW FAT·GO dl II~. Nothing . llt111tlonal Ju ody weight )ou tor thooo lh I~ wan~.!f;looe. ,., ' ·run 12 cilf. oupply, 'tk NELSON'S drug otore looutlht FAT•QO reducing plan nd llart loolnv wtlght thlo lltolllf bock In full If not compltllly lllfofttd with wolght lou from t very ftret poc:klgo. : DON'T DILAY 1ft fiAT-liD ead•Y• .,.ELSON'S DRUG STORE Pomllf'OY, Ohio ' . -k. roast at her ·home. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Speigel' and Wayne of Columbus visited her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Cheadle and her father, Noble Hamon . Mrs. Noble Hamon is confined to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital In Athens for treatment. Martha Mays and Una Beam have returned from Decatur, Ind., where they were guests of cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Baker, and called on other relatives in the area. Mr. and Mrs . Mendal Jordan entertained with a family dinner in honor of the 13th birthday of thelr grandson, Bryan Jordan. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crabtree, McArthur; Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan, Bryan, Keith and Sarah Faye, and Mr. and Mn. Walter Jordan and Joshua, all local. Pam Holcomb, daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Everett Holcomb, Laurel Grange, and Kenneth Enevoldaen, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Enevoldaen, Rock Springs Grange, Meigs County Prince and Prlncea, were at the annual session of the Ohio State Grange which was held In· the Sheraton-Cleveland Hotel In Cleveland, 0\::t. 12-15. Many acUvlties were enjoyed by the youth who joined youth from most of the counties In the state: Actlvliles lncludeil a youth pageant, Prince and Princess Ball, and special tours which were p!anned for them. They were a!ao guests at the annual banquet and heard IJeutenant Governor Richard F. Celeste address the entire group of more than 600 Grangers and guests. These young people were • ••• •• ..• · You c•rl•lnly un ••.• tlnd tellef HAY-FEVER SINUS Sufferers "*-'• ............. ,.. ,..... "" ' ••' ~ 8 - . SYN.t~ OuiFIUINI ,...... IICt ............ iNI - " •• ... " 4rWIMc'-'ei......._~ON '"'lw1! . ... tMtet ..... "' ,. • """ ,..... Ahw• ... "'-'"'" ..lily--· • ...,.., ,,_.. W -~ 't'CIII eM lwy SYNA• CUAI '' tlfllf t.woritt ""'- """''( • wfth· 11M " " " lw • ,,.Kff~. ev.r..WM4 ~y I'll. .. ,. fry It tHey. ,........ " - , . ..,.-~ , _ "' COftll ..... IIIIi,a .. 11ory Offat.Worth .. .. .... $1.50 ... Douglas M. Bissell N...'s PiSription Drug Store ._-:._ Shop Your Nearest Store ' . Pomeroy, Ohio OFF- 'MEN'S DRESS SHOES ' HALLOWEEN DANCE DR. H. D. BROWN NIWISr PHOTO, l'lfNrS . ... KNEE HIGH SOCKS ''"*'t" Nllflltla .,Inti flllt lrt tilt tlttlt 11 btl hlth lOCks. 11.. t to II . 11¥1 Me IINir 1 'It• - 3 LIVE BANDS AT f RUllAND H. S. AUDITORIUM S2.00 SINGLE ~ .. SJ.OO COUPLES A NIGHT NOT TO MISS! SPONSORED BY MEIGS HIGH satOOl AWMNI ASSOCIATION { ' ALL RUG S()f~ PAINT RUNNERS PIU.OWS •1IIIEIII lllW II.OUl. Pit liS •mtm . .. 1f2 ... $J44.. 18 YRS. AND OLDER "B.YD." ~ i PRIZES FOR 8E$T ~ E.O.I. Ill PMIIT BRIIHS NOV. 1-9 to 1 A.M. 66~ E.OJI. SM1 MO UP 10 rt' WI81IIS f~· : 1 I • 1 r ', , ' 1 EpJI.IIIl 'I ... SUPPORT IS APPRECIATED.' Paid P~tical Advertisement News Notes of country 's history . MISSY VANMETER Balloon . travels far MINERSVILLE - Lea Michelle (Missy) VanMeter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. RDnald Van Meter, Minersville, Is all for air travel -at least when it comes to balloons. Missy purchased a gasfilled balloon at a school carnival and after writing her naine and address on it with a muker, let it go at her grandmother's home,. Mrs. Ada Van Meter, Portland, about 9 a.m. on 01::1. ~ . Recently, Missy received a letter and the deflated balloon from John Lawrence in Charon, Pa., who W1'0te that he found it on his family 's farm at about 4 p.m. on 0\::t. 5, the same day. The balloon had apparently traveled about 200 air miles In seven hours. sponsored by H. E. Starkey, Carpenter area, and Waldb Poston, Athens County Grange Deputy, who fur· nished transportation; Meigs County Pomona Grange, Farmers Bank, Pomeroy National Bank and Athens County Savings and Loan, all of Pomeroy, Racine Bank and Keith Ashley, Racine; and Citizens Bank of Mid· dleport, along with Norman Will, Meigs County Pomona Grange Master and Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan ,. Meigs County Grange Deputies. Other Meigs Couhty Grange youth who entered state grange contests as coon ty winners were Judy and Gary Holliday, Patty and BiUy Dyer and Keith Ashley. Gary Holliday won first place in the state in the 10 to 14 year " Monkey Face Cookies" contest; Kellh Ashley was state winner In the older youth grange banner contest and Patty Dyer was awarded a plaque in the Junior Grange Lecturer programs contest. Several of the youth in Meigs county granges plan to attend National Grange In Columbus In November and be Initiated In the Seventh Degree at that time. H. E. Starkey, Ion~ time Meigs County granger and charter member of Colwnbia Grange, represented Meigs County as delegate to the annual State Grange Session In Cleveland, 0\::t. 12-15. Mr . Starkey served on the Public Relations Committee and attended all activities of the state grange, Including all aeSslons where grange policy · for 1975-76 was accepted by the delegate body . Mr. Starkey, who Is legislative agent of Columbia Grange and also of Meigs County Pomona Grange, heard recommendations which will be presented to the State Leg!alature. Se.nator Ollver Ocasek, was also a delegate and was recognized during the dlscu11ions, along with Slate Master Jamea Ross, who presents the grange policies to the state legislature . Woodrow W. Tucker, secretary of the National Grange Executive BY JEAN BARNES . newspaper in Kansas. His Many a wooden duck that wife and children - two sons once rode the water wilh and two daughters, now aplomb is now a proud or· gcown - have all been innament in homes. terestijd in his collection. Using decoys for hunting Part of this interest stems wild Rowlls a centuries old from the factthat many of his practice dating back to an- decoys have been in the cient Egypt. And on our own family for three generations, continent the American In- belonging to his father and dian used decoys of . straw his grandfather. lace with feathers to lure His choicest specimens are birds close enough to trap or displayed in the living room. kill. "This one is a Mason," he However, decoys probably explained and added that one were never as wldely used as identical to it had sold at they hav~ been in the United · auction recently for $600. States over the past 100 or Mason's Decoy Factory more years. This popularity was one of three early was influenced by three manufacturers of decoys. forces - Improved weapons, Both Mason's and the J. N. a burgeonlilg populace in, Dodge Co. were located in need of a greater and less Detroit while the Stevens expensive source of meat and Decoy Factory was at Weeds· what appeared to be an end· port, N. Y. These three are less bounty of game blrds. generally cons1dered the Demands for decoys grew most important decoy and makers turned from makers and met an almost hand craning to methods of unbelievable demand for mass production to meet the many years. need. Although decoys were Although market hunters roughed out with lathes, most preferred the hand carved work of finishing, sanding decoys and, for the most part, and painting was done by scorned the factory models hand. the demand for inexpensive Small wonder then that · decoys continued until 1918 these 18th and early 19th when Congress passed the century examples of Migratory Bird Treaty Act. American folk art are The factory decoys were eagerly sought by collectcrs. graded by design, size and Such a collector is Bill quality. One could purchase Taylor, who acquired his first solid decoys or hoUow ones, duck decoy in the 1930s. "I with glass or tack eyes, started saving them ~fore I packed in barrels. One could knew anyone else in the world pay as little as $2.50 or as was interested in them much as $12 per dozen. becauselwasfascinated,"he The great market for explained . decoys attracted the Later, he discovered a book gadgeteers and many patents by Joel Barber who has been were issued for a variety of called the "first collector" of adaptations of the standard wild fowl decoys. The book form . Two of the more helped him identify his finds prominent ones were a metal and build his collection. He decoy on a wooden base and a continued to add to his folding tin shore blrd decoy. resource of materials until he Next week's column will has a fairly complete cover additional information collection of books on the on Taylor's collection which subject.· includes fine, hand carved A native of Wisconsin, specimens. Taylor is editor of a daily ' By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mrs. Don Bell is spending a week with her daughter, Lorna Bell , at Columbus. Lorna spent a weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell. Mr. and Mrs. George Donohew and family of Circleville spent the weekend with Mr . and Mrs. Roy Donohew. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Balser and son of Tuppers Plains were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Alice Balser. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shuler and Effie Pickens visited relatives in Alabama for a week. Billy Wilson and David Willard of Bolivar Dam spent the weekend with Mrs. Erma Wilson. An election day dinner will he served at the Letart Falls ·Community Hall Tuesday, Nov. 14. Menu will be chicken, ham or roast beef, noodles, mashed potatoes, or sweet potatoes, green beans, dressing, slaw, pie, coffee or ice• tea, vegetable soup, sandwiches. Price will be $1.75 for adults, 75 cents for children. Serving will begin at 11 :30 a.m. and continue until 6:30p.m. Mr. and Mrs . Herbert Roush, Mrs. Alice Balser, Mrs. Erma Wilson attended a hymn sing at the MI. Moriah Church of God Saturday evening. Mrs. Icie Tucker of Leon, W. Va., spent the weekend with her son, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Tucker. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haught of Walker, W. Va., entertained at their home Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Anna Scarberry, a patient at a Parkersburg rest home. Mrs . Scarberry was celebrating her birthday . Mrs. Focie Hayman, Mrs. Bertha Robinson , Mrs. Herbert Shields, Mrs. Jack Sargent stopped at the rest home and took Mrs. Scarberry to the Ha)lllht home where they had an enjoyable day visiting. Others attending were Fred Smith, Delores Leman, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Coe of Carbon Hill, Mrs. Martha Stover, Parkersburg and Nellie Alton of Walker, were visitors at the Bob W. Va . Evans Festival recently. Mrs. Arnold Hupp spent a A<thur Wilson of Cleveland week with Mr. and Mrs. visited Mrs. Erma Wilson a Charles Hupp at Marengo lew days. He also visi\ed his while her son , Rocky Hupp niece Mrs. Kathryn Hunt. was a patient at University Virgil Hili of the boat Hospital having surgery on 'Rachel' is spending some his nose. time with his wife, Mrs. Edward Hupp and Mr. and Kathryn Hill and children. Mrs. Alvin Barnett! were Mr. and Mrs. Elza Birch moose hun ting in On tario, and Mrs. Caroline Miller of Canada. Racine visited Mrs. Margie Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Bass Hunt recenlly. and tlaughters of Middleport spent Sunday with Mr . and Mrs. Arnold Hupp. Clifford Hill was returned ·home Saturday fr om Riverside Hospital in Columbus. Mr. Hill had been a patient there for five weeks and will be returning for observation and treatment. Sunday guests of Mr. ancl 9 to S Mon.-Fri. 9to8Sat. Mrs. Gerald Hayman and Closed Sunday Keith were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hayman and children of Wes terville, Mrs. Gene Jewell and children, Barbara Middleport. Ohio and Bobby and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hayman of Rutland. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hayman visited Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Stover Friday af· ternoon and on Friday evening visited Mrs. Beverly Cunningham. Mr. and Mrs . Clarence Hepler of Wampum, Pa., are visiting Mrs . Ferne B•. ' Hayman. Mrs. Ava Belles of • Wellston visited the Heplers and Mrs. Hayinan Monday. Richard Norris of Carroll, Alonzo Norris and stepdaughter of Piqua visited their mother, Mrs . Ada BAKER Norris and Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Gloeckner. FURNITURE Mr . and Mrs . Homer Ml4141oport, 0 . Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Ferguson of Pt. Pleasant 10% OFF All Merchandise Not On Sale heritage bouse · VOTE FOR FOR ·TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE Re-Elect VIRGIL KING Meigs Local School Board Election Nov. 4,1975 TUESDAt NOV. 4, 1975 A Christian serving God, will try to serve you honestly. Your Support Will Be Appreciated. Paid Pollt)cal Ad verllsement ~·~· TIL£ Thousands of Yards LAFF- ,...1 L; .... •....-·-r.-: APPLE GROVE Mr . and Mrs. Russell Quillen returned home Sunday after a three week vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Quillen in Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Adams and Mr. and Mrs. ' Chrissie Powell enjoyed a vacation · at Elkins, W. Va. and other points of interest. ,.,.,........, . ... ·- - - - ···--- "There's Ron jumping inlo our new pool. Next, there's Ron on crutc~es watchl~g lhe men Committee and Past Master ~~~nc water mto our new of the Rhode !Pland State Grange and Lieutenant Govrnor Richard F. Celeste, both spoke during the session. Mr. and ' Mrs. Mendal Jordan, Deputy State Master and Deputy Junior Matron, Meigs County, accompanied Mr. Starkey to Cleveland for the session, as dld Pauline Atkins, State Granger of the year, · and Kenneth Enevoldsen, Prince. Pam Holcomb, princess, returned home with Mr. Starkey. Mrs. Starkey was unable to attend. GOSPEL LISTENING FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY. LEADING ARTISTS. GAITHERS, SWAGGART, RAMBOS, SPEARS, IMPERIALS. STAMPS. -RECORDS AND TAPES- ,.'"' Paid Political Advertisement MASON MALLARD drake dewy belonging to a collector [8 In good condition despite use. Although a factory decoy, the hoUow body Is hand painted and finished. It ls of the premier grade. PDO.-·-------., £·ROW'S STEAK HOUSE • tbneof On Display For Easy Selection All Colors All Textures 501 -NYLON SHAG As low As I ' I the Fabulous Itt r IIOOF 'YOUR VOTE AND Treasures Decoys were part F. ~ .,.,., SQUARE DANCE SATURDAY, NOV. l Johnson, BRENDA LEWIS;. NINA MILLER, ·Steve N.ease, VICKI ROUSH, lee Smith, ·Tim Smith, Denise Talbott, Shelly Word, KEVIN WILLFORD, Scott Wolle, • ·• .• ''' t• •111. Linda Young. : w· 11•1•1•"' 11o w • ,. ,0 ., ,,.,soJ~ fitjMOR l:.s: Lois SENIORS .· . · am " S~ , aalle¥ • .·Sl'EVEI• BAKER, ~,llh. Circle, Paul Cross, SHARON BIKACSAN, Cindy Randy Dudding, Greg • · Boggess, S~e.l.la , Crouch, D!lnnlng, Gall Evans, Molly , LARRY FISHER, Perry Hill Fisher, Denlse ~endrlx, : Teresa Meadows, JAYE Kaste· Hysell, Klmj Jarrell, ORO, Jeo)l\ Rllchhert, Patty Tim Jenkins, Cheryl. Larkins, Robinson, Cheryl Roseberry, · €CRENA RjojpDES, Debbie Carmen Thoma, Barbara !loush.. Robert Roush, While, Nile Wilson, Myra BECKY SAYRE, Bill Woods. . S~lveley, Sheryl Simpson . RESHMEN : Doug Bell, JUNIORS : PATRICIA ' Brian Grlndstaft, BRICE AUTH E ~Jp~, -Bobbl. HART, SETH HILL, Sharon Cha~man, Jerrena Dill, Hill, Beverly Mclain Jim Parlene D,uncen, Eric O'Brien, Cindy Patterson, Dunning, ANNA FRANK, Debbl~ Pickens, Jeff ThornCarol Gl.nn, Jull Gooch, ton, TERI ZIRKLE. Orearna Jenkins, Pam All caps denotes all As. 1: •• •• iiiijiiiiiiii~ Today 's RACiNE - The flrst . six weeks bonor roll at Southern l h "'·· ~g h· Sclioo as ....,n announced. "Named to the roll were: . •' Orange Twp. Volunteer Fire Depl . Hon~r·YlJll 'revealed . Apple Grove MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE SQUARE YARD NOW HAVE YOURS FOR THE HOUDAYS SANDWICH Order by Phone And Teke Em Home 992-5432 •mmedlate Delivery. Immediate an's\allatlon . �I ~-.J,aa•r.Oct. 31, 1975 S pe~fe'r , pastor 1 Troy z wllllng , Sunday school supl Sunday sc hool ,• 9 30 il m .. 9- The D~ily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday , Oct. 31, 1975 DICKT~cy · · ~h•p , 1 JO Wednesd ay pray er MORSE CHAPEL and l:\i bl c stu dy 130 p h 1 WorSh ip II am • Chur ch ' TUppERS p LA 1 N S" School 10 am CHRISTIAN CHURCH . ORT ND p LA - Worship f:u gC'n<. Underwood , pclstor : 7 10 P m ·Church School 9 30 f l o w~t rd Cdldwcll , J , Sunday am i'! chool '• up! Sunday School. SUTTON - Church School iii 3() a n1 , Mornmg Sermon . 9 JOa m Worship ht end lrd 10 JO a rn r Sunday evening Sundays 10 .30 am . serv ice, 7 p m t-IOR<TM6ASTCLUSTER LETART FALLS UNITED . Rev . ~ob'trtMetce. BRETMREN Rev 10 J O. Suntta y evangeliStiC mcellnQ , 1 JO p m Prayer meeting Wednesday , 7:JO p.m MIDDLEPORT MT . MORIAH BAPTIST NtTY Co rn er Fo urth and Ma in ; . . err ln. PBStor . 1 Middleport Rev Henry Key Roy Mayer . Sunday school M!tnle\1 , Pastor . Henr" J s day s ch0~ 1'· Putor I I(' Freel and Norr1s, pastor ; 1 · pasor s u pi Ch urc h sc h oo I • ~IS Dft\nt'S C'reega' ~ · Sun day' School Supt rSunday 9 ' 30 am ,., un Mrs .Erv 1n, •• , ,j A•soc.· ••lrilster• , r· lo yd Norr 1s, supt Sunday •• a.m.; wonhip s~rvice .. 1JO . 24 School 9 30 am , ~ Evening 8 drit: ~.o~ 1ft'! schoo L 9 30 am . morning 1 Md 1 a.m Youth cho1r rehetlf 5aL 1, wo~ hlp 7:JOp m ,; Prayer and w~ ~~?ar ll) i:S ~u~ ' r ~ n1q1\, rJ..O fr P~, Worthlp •10 a1m ., sermon , 10 .30 a.m , Prayer Monel IV , 3: 30 P .m ul'fder Pr alse service Thursday 7 · 30 J E Hg·v A H ' S wiTNESSEs ,c'h'Ur ~h School,~ ;q .rry,(l ,Prayer service. Wednesday, 7 30 p m ·~ dlr~ctlon of Mary Skinner . p.m ' ' · _ Larry Carnahan presiding Mee 1 mg Wednesday 8 p.m, 'cHESHIRE CHURCH OF Un10r ChOir rehearsaL 7 30 SyRACUSE F 1R5 T · S ' " LONG BOTTOM Wor · GOD OF PROPHECY - G P P m Thursday with Mrs P.a ul CfiURCH OF GOD - Rev mtnJster 9 und illy , Bible ship 9 am .; Sunday Sc tlool ~ m•th , pa stor. s unday Sc hooL 30 Neue director . G~orge Oiler , pastor . sund ay lecture, · a.m 30 ' Watch 9: 45 am .. Prayer Meeli!lO 10 am . Ar thur Henso n, POMEROY CHURCM OF schoo l, 9 AS am , morning tower . 10study, am 30 p ~ NORTH' 7 aeTH'eL Tuesdaystudy , B•ble .Sup 1 . .. •v,orn 1·ng Wors h'1p, 11 7 : 30' Wednesda\1 THE NAZARENE - Corner preaching , 11 am , p m., Th.ursday , mlnist.ry Wors hip 11 a.m.; Church a."l , Young People 's service , ' gniOf' and Mulberry , Rev . ' evangell stlc serv lce , 7·JOp- m. school , 7.30 pm , serv 1ce School tO am 7pm . Evening service, 7 30 lyde V Henderson, putor . Prayer meeti ng, Thur sda y, meet.ng B: JO p.m. A'FR . S p m Wednesday M1d Week SundiY SchOOI , 9' 30a .m , Glen 7·30 p.m. · MIDDLEPORT CHURCH , ~ E 0 - unday School Prayer Service, 130 p m, McC lung , s upt ; mo rning POMEROY WESTS,DE OF CHRIST IN CHRISTI,AN 9· AS a .fT) ; Worship 11 a.m.; Youth meeting, 6 30 p m . , worShip , lO :JO · a.m., evenino CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 w . UNION _ La wren ce Manley Prayer meet1ng Wednesdt~y Even1ng worsh ip. 7 lO p.m urvlct / 7;J0 ,' mid week Mt~ 1 n s t -- Jerr y Paul , pastor . Mrs Russe ll YOuno : 7 ·pHmp . m.; UMW,3rd Tuesday CHESTER CHURCH OF 8 service , Wednesdl)> 1 30p m. • minister , phone 992-7666 s s s s TME NAZARENE - Rev. GRACEEPISCOPAL - The Con ser"a ll" e, non . Scunday l upt REEDSVILLE - Sunday Her ber! Grate, pastor w hooi9 choo 30am . Eveun~ay n,ng Rey Haro ldo e-eth , rector . instrumentaL Sunday wor · worship, 7 :JO . Wednesday 5c ho~t 90 3 a.m Wor~hip 7:30 Worship service, 1\ a.m and ChUrch services, 10 : 30 am ; ' s'htp , 10 a.m..· Bible study, 11 prt~yer meeting , l . JO P m p,m · ~ Praye r Meetmg 7.30 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Holy communion first Sunda~ am , worshJp , 6 p m Wed · MT MORIAH CHURCH OF P,f'l: Tuesday, UMW 7·30 School, 9:JO am . Richard otmontl'l ; church school. 10 l nesdav Bible study , 7 p m GOD·- Racjne R:oute 2, the P 'riL~~~h':{rg~~ _ Wor Ba rton . supt Prayer meet ing , a.m. for .nursen throuah 12. RUTLAND FREEWILL Rev . James M Muncy , shi p 10 a Ch h s h I 9 Wednesday. 7:30Pm . "' POMEROY CHURCH QF, B,q.PTIST _ Roger Turner, pastor . Sunday school, 9 : 45 am m urc c oo r BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rlehtrd Evanson, pastor . su nd ay sc hool. 10 hi •11 . . CHRIST - Clifford Smith. 1 putor. Bible school, 9:30 a .m .; Sunday evenlngservl ce, :m · e~~rrngw;~~~pp] 30 ' TUPPERS PLAINS minister Sunday School9 :30 l .m.; wol'shlp,· 10:30 a.m 1 . Wednesday Bible study , m. ; n no, ' : Worship9a .m. Church School am, mornmg church 10: 30 JO P m Prayer meelmg , Tu es day , 10 am a.m.; Sunday evening service. ldult worshiP. service and 7) · 30 7 30 vouno ptoples meeting, 1:30 · 0 ~ D DEXTER BIBLE : p . m .~ Young people's KENO CHURCH OF 730pm Wednesday service, p m Comblntd Bible st d ._ meeting , 7 30 p.m. Thursday CHRIST - George Frederic k, 8 p.m ' •' prayer meet ing , Wed u Y- CHRISTIAN - Rev MIDDLEPOR LAUREL CLIFF FREE lnu Ron Terry CHURCH p t~st or Sunday BAPTIST corn etr 51 )CFIRST lh d supt Service weekly , 9:30 ntldiY 7:30pm ' an am on Sunday . Pteach lng , METHODIST - Rev. Floyd F THE 'sALVATiON 'A1RMV- :frhao~~· 151 ,0 a .~~Pe~f;fe~~~~~Y Palm er . th e Rev Peter firs t and th ird Sundeys of Shook pastor · L.lova: Wrigh t envoy Ray W Win ing , officer Morning worsh ip, 11 a .m ¥~~~dpes'On, P:~~o:/lnt!'n8d"e~~ month by Clifford Sm1th , 9.30 Sunda'y s~hoo't supt·. SundaY In charge . Sunday , 10 a.m., Sunday evening service. 7·30 Sunday School WMPO Rad io am sc hool , 9. JO a .m. : Morning Hollnenmeetlng , IO : lQJ ~ . m . , GRAHAM UNITED program 7. 45 ·a . m,,Su'nday HOBSON CHRISTIAN wor shi p , 10 ~0a . m , even1ng , Sunday, ' School. TOU ~g ME t HODISl Preaching Sc hoo l, 9 IS a m ' Morning UNION - Darrell OoddriiL worship, 7. 30 p.m Wed · People ~1 L1eglon , 1 ~ . m ; ,9 30 • m , fir st and second worship, 10 . 15 1 m. Youth pt~ stor . Sunday School. 9.30 nesday , Christ1an Youth Thurtdly , I to 3 p m .• Ladles S(fndays Of eech month , fhlr~ activities and fellowship for a m , Leonard Gitmore , first Crusad e, 6 30 p m Choir Home Ltagu •, 1 p.m .• Prep and fourth Sundays each lun lor and se nior high elder . evenfng service. 7.30 pract1ce, Thur!Xtay, 7 p m. cl;'/" ' pAuL LUTHER A._' •month . worsh ipservlceat 7.30 students, 6 p.' m sunday ~~f ing~~d3~e~~v pr ay.er DEXTER CHURCH OF "" " p.l"fl. wednesday evenings at evening worship, 7: 30 P m T MORIAH CHURCH OF CHRIST - .c harles Russell , CHURCH , Corner of_ 7 30 Preyer &nd Bible Sfudy . M id week praye r services G~O '- Recine Rout e 2 The Sr , minister , Norman C Will , Sycamore and Second Sts.,, • 1 sevENTH-DAY AD - Wednesday 7. 30 P m ' supt ; Sunday school , 9.30 Pomeroy , The R: ev. Wllllpm . VENTtST · Mulberry Heights , • · Rev Ch!rles Hand , pastor a.m.; worsh 1p serv1ce, 10 30 Mlddleswarth, Pastor . Sund~y fl lo ad ,' p 0 mer 0 y . CMURCH OF CHR 'tST , Sunday school, 9:45 a.m • am , Bible study, Tuesday, Sunaay School at 9 :-45 J~ . m . anCI , Pa stor ,Gerard seton , St~b · Middleport. 5tti tJnd Main . morning worsh ip, 11 am . 7:30p .m. Acts bftj.h Sc hool Superintendent, ,George Glau, minister , ~venl n g serv 1ces, Tuesday REORGANIZED CHURCH Church Services 11 am . 25 8·12 S~CRID HI!ART - ReV.1 Ri ~ · White . Sabbalh Schoot. · James Sheets, superln · and Fnday, 7 30 p.m OF JESUS CHRIST OF Father Paul D . Welton , Saturday afternoon at 2.00, tendent Bible schOOl , 9:30 CHBUERACRHWOAFLCLHOR~ST~lg~UEO LATTER DAY SAINTS Monday pastor . Phone 992 -2825 . Wi th worship ' service am , morning worship, 10 30 Portland Racine Road II Kings Saturday tvenlng Mus, 7:30; .following 8 t 3. 15. am .; evenmg worship , 7:30 ; Sea ma n , minister . Bible William Ro ush , pastor . Denny Sunday Maul Band 10 a.m : F 1R 5 T 5o u T'H ERN prayer service. 7 p.m. Wed study •. 9 30 a.m · morning Evans , Sunday Sc hool 5 9·14 The library ts a marvelous and unique place. II can dispel your Confession , Sat urday, 7-7:•30 BAPTIST _ 282 Mutbera_ nesday :J worshtp , 10 30 a m · evening Director Sunday School , 9 30 lonellness, llft your sp1nts, banish your worries, and transport you into Tuesday p.m ti.ve P'omero 'ilflllafia with MIDDLEPORT Church worshiP: B P m.: Wednesday am ; Morn ing worship , 10 30 arKJther time and place . POMEROY FIRST BAP· S 6 the YRev Brad lev 01 The Naurene n1ght B1ble s tudy! B P m am , Sunday evening serv1ce II Kings TIST - Robert Kuhn, pastor , w- ·· ~ ·.t..' -- Rev . Don Cole , pas MT. OLIVE CHURCH - 7 p.m. Wednesday evening 6:4·7 And books lilerally have 1he power lo change your life They can William Wotson, Sunday AUTLANDHFIRST · BAPto r . , Mrs Mary L~ they , Long Bottom , Sund!IY Sc hool. prayer service!, 7 30 p m SChOol supt Sunday School. TIST CHURC f R~v . ~og er Sundo'y SchOOl Supt. Sunday 10 am with Willard Pigott . BETHLEMEM BAPtiST slimulale your tnlellect. arouse your curloslly They can lead you ln1o Wednes<:U '' ~ · ln am .; B'(F , 6 p m .. Bible Ford, Jr ., . Pt\5 or. rewy school 9·30 a .m.,· morning supt Evang elistic message , Rev Earl Shuler, pastor more profllable and exctling work. Matthew ' study, WtdnesdaY 7 p rn_.; Gore, supt ' Su nday school. worsh ip, 11 am , Sunday each Sunday evenjng, 7 30 by Worship service. 9:30 a .m ,· choir pradic;:e, Wedn!sday"; 1 ' 9 l 30 a .m ; mornlno worship , evang,ellstlc meeting , 7: 30 Elder Russell Cline, minister Sunday school. 10 30 am , 21 :18·22 I Wllhou11he Immortal power or books, we would nol know ol pasl fl :30 D.m . 10 45 .!_m. · . p.m , Prayer mee ting Of the Apostolic Faith Bible, Bib le stUay and prayer man and pasl civlltzalions. We would not know lhe creallons or men· Thursday ivliLtNGHAM ~HURCH THE HILAND C HAP~L , •Wedne$day , 7:30pm . ' Study, Wednesday, 7 30 p.m. service Thur$da_y, 7 30 p.mMerit - Pulor Jerry Lew iS Sundo George COSIO, pa,Sior Sun ay T H E' U N I T E D 5T IVERS VILLE COM . CAR LETON- CHi.iR CH kind lhroughout his long htslory or tnsptrltlon and slrength. lchool,2 130p . m wlthworSh l~ School. 9 30 . 11 m ; evening PRESBYTERIAN MtN· MUNITY CHURCH - Sunda~ Kingsbury Road Gar.y King , 10.49-52 One tmmortal Book offers you beauJy, hape and lnspirallon atrvlce et 3:30 P m • mid : worship, 7. 30. Thur5d .ay ISTRY OF MEIGS school service. 10 am .. pastor Sunday school. 9.30 wttkservict, Tutsdi'{ 1 7:90p . eve,n ing prayer service . 7 · 3 COUNTY, Dw ight L. Zt~vitz, Prayer meeting, T.hursday, 7 a.m .. even inQ worship , 7 30 more lhan any olher Friday m Pm Pastor Director . P m. . Sunday evening service. p m l'rayer meetmg. Wed II Timoihl Go and lind this Book. Ftnd lhe slrenglh inn, when you enler Into · HARRISONVILLE lpm nesday, 7·30pm 4:16·18 Sundoy Churc h Sc hool, 9:30 ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST . lhe House of lhe Lord am ., Mn . Homer Lee, Supt.; - - Pomeroy_ Harr isonville L 0 N G 8 0 T .T 0 M SaiUrday Morning Worship 10 lO Road Mike Girton . pastor , CHRISTIAN- Bruce Sm ith, MIDDLEPORT• _ · s 'unda~~ Steven Stantey , Sunday school pastor Wallace Dam ewood , Deuieronor · Church School ~ supr Sunday sch ool , 9. 30 Supt. Bible School, 9:30am . COP)'rlghi 1175KelsterAdvertlalngSemce, Jnc , Sirasbu,g, lllrglnla . 30 a . ' 9 4 27·31 Richa r d vau!ihari 1 s u;! ·: am , morning worship and Preachln g servl~e , 10:45a .m. Sc,lpturtslllectedOy ·neAmtlicanBibleSoclely Weald YoaPiay A GoldenHII'J)? Worship_:_ 10·30 ani commun1on. 10 . 30 ayout~ .m.; NoHYSELL evening serviCe While John the Divine, (who W4IS the author of the Book of Morning SYRACUSE Morning' Su n.day evening. RUN . FREE~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Worship , 9 am . ; sunday Chnstlanendeavor,6.30p.m , METHODIST CHURCH Revelation) was eliled to the j.alallfl ol Patmoa, he was given a Church School. 10 a.m , Mrs . worship serv jce, 7:30 p m Rev Paul Neville , pastor lint hand lookJnto the kingdom of Heaven. He saw tl!e throne Sam pson Hall. s uot Wednesday evening prayer Sunday Sc hool 9 :30 a .m, With the hope it will, In some measure, foster and help sustain that RUTLAND CHURCH OF •meeting and Bible study, 7:30 Morning service , 10 :30 am., of God, the four and .twen(y elders, the angels, and tlie four p m youth sen,lce. 6:45 p.m. which is good·ln family and community life, this feature is sponsored by GOD Rev . Jomes 0 · ST 'JOHN LUTHER AN Evangelistic service 7:30pm . beute, and there were trumpets, and BOWlds of music and Guynn, the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. , · sc hoQI 10putor am . . Sunday Sunday CHURCH , p lne Gro\le , Th e p rayer . mee t·1ng , Th urs d.tJy, aqtng.llut the mollt sil!itlftclnt \!lll1g about John's vision was worship, 11 9 nj.'; Sunday ~!~tor~ ~~~~chl~~~~~~~~~a~~~6 7 : ~o.fEmE D OM GosPeL •hen he saw a new heaven and a new earlb, and a new evening service, 7 p.m .; am Sunday School10 . 30a m MISSION at Bald Knob . Rev . Jen~~~lem dawn .. " city not made with hands, .There BRADBURY CH.URCH OF E . J . Griffith, supt . at church; Wednesday worship service, wua remarkable resemblance between this new city and the ] :30 P m CHR 1ST- Bible School. 9·30 Rev L R. Giuesencamp , - Near Long am , morning worshiP 10:30 pastor , Roger Willfred , sr , ldngdom of heaven. The llize of thil city Ia about half the llize of cHu'RCH ' Bottom , Edsel Hart, pastor . am ; Sunda Ye'Oenlng worship Sun dar Sr;;hool supt Sunday Sales-Quasar- Service Racine our United Statee. Streets of pure ' 11old, gates of pearl, and sundi'V schdOI, 10 am ; service . 7 p m , choir practice schoo, 9 30 a m ; praye r Ph. 949·9591 Racine Ph. 949·3151 , 1 30 p m .; prayer Wednesday 1 p.m. Rev . Jeff meet1ng , Tuesday , 7.30 p.m. ; nlla of Jasper, aU pure ·and clean and no aln or darkness Church meeting, 7:30p .m. Thursday . Ranson , Pastor youth meetmg. 6p .m Sunday , there. The Lamb Ia the light, and those wha go uiere have tbelr M•IQ:OLEPORT PEN · ANTIQUITY BAPTIST - leaders Ad& Van Meter and 11111118 written In the Lamll:a.~ !li.Ufe. WJlen tbe trumpet ol TECO.STAL- Thlrd ~ Ave . , the Rev Freeland Norrls ... pastor Gr etta .Suttle . Sund~ eyenlng ReV: W IIIIa"' Knltte1 pastor . Sunday school 10 am. ,· wprsh1p, 7 p .m .,• through the Lord lhaU 101md and time~ declared no more, then Clrlst Ronald Ouglm , Sunday1 School Church service. 7 p m wmter months Sporting Supp11esond C. B.'s Chesler, Ohio oi l oges; Wednl!doy Bible Study, 7 MT. HERMON CHURCH lhalll'lllp hie church; and there He shaU be their Gad and the Supt .1 CIUSU1 for 7·30 301 Paga Middleport, Ohio · Bible p m OF THE UNITED . even ng serv ce, ' ' RACINE CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN IN CHRIST aalnl1l Hil people. There Ia every ,Indication that It's passlble study, ' Wednesadev. 7:30 ' ., : vouth services, Friday, I NAZARENE - Rev . John A . Rev James H . Leach , pas tor . for lhe aalnts to play on harpe or liumpell, and the Bible says p.m 7 : ~ o · p 11) . Coffman, ,pa,t()r Sunday Sunday school. 9:30 a. m , they aang a new 101111, a song the angela cannot sing. So II you FREEWI ~L BAPTIST SchOol, 9:30 ' a ' m : Gerold Russell Spencer , supl.; l' Corner Ash and 1'1um, Mid · Wells , sup! . Morning Worsh ip, Worsh ip service. 10 45 a m., would play agoldan harp, then, now, In this pret!ellt Ufe Ia the dleport • ; Noel Herrman , 10 .30 "! · m , Sunday evening evening Worship alternating Nallonwlde IMurance Co of Columbus, 0. Groterles & General Merchandise time and place to prepare. Repent, believe In the Lord Jesus ·pastor saturday eyenlng worsh1p , 7:30 ; I Prayer with C. E . at 7:30 p. m on 301Spring Ave .' Pomeroy Roch~e Ph. 949·5772 service', 1 p.m. s unday school meeting , Wednesday , 7.30 p Sunday PrtJyer meeting , 7:30 Cllrlat, and thi!U shalt be aaved. The Bible says those wha 10 em , : s unday evenin g 'm otam2-ma p. m . Wednesday . Attred ancllre unto the and the aame Shall 'be saved. May Gild bless worship 1 p m , Wolfe , lay leader . ' ,. ' RACINE FIRST BAPTIST WHITE'S f;HAPEL ~u. - Rev ..., , Dr. Robert. Persons. , ,1,. -W alter P Blkacsan , pastor ; •coot vi tie RD Rev . Roy Ronn ie Salser , Sunday sch oot Deeter , pastor Sunday school, Supt. Sunday school. ~ · lo 9. 30 a.m., worship service , ' ·l ' ' Two Location• a.m ; morning worship, 10:40 , IO · JO a.m Bib le study and ~ ' even ng. ' Sunday evening worsh ip, 7 30, prayer ser vice. Wednesday , Middleport, 0 . 59 N. Second >I. 214 E. Main Pomeroy ' Dr. and Mrs. Don Gibson Wednesday evening Bibl e 7 30 p.m , 46 CoU..i St. G.llipolls;-G. Ph. 992·5130 study, 7 30 · RUTLAND an d Gay Lynn were weekend DANVILLE WESLEYAN "rnrrt:AiilJ CHURCH OF ylai\Ofs of Lana Glb,ton and COOPER~~~~~ PARISH Rev Lelon Gla•ure , pastor . CHRIST Rod Kasler , the B d Do 1a THE UNITED Sunday School, 9·30 am, paslor : V H . Braley. Sunday Mr. andMrs.DwlghtSeiple MrU dMug sesF · Wha,l METHODISTCHURCH youth and junior youth ser school supt. Sunday school, of Groveport were supper . an rs. . 0 . ey RobertT. lumgarner, vice , 6 .45 p m . , .evening 9 30 am. worship service We Fill All Doctors Prescr iptions 100 E. Main Ph . 992-3486 1 1 f Florida No • 01 1 worship, 7 30 p.m.; prayer and communion~ 10:30 a.m.; Pomeroy Pomeroy gueall of the Eugene Younlls ' ~ ~v ng or r v. roc or and praise , Wednesday, 7:30 youth meetlng ,, 6p m . Sunday 992·295S IIO•fur the lrinler · I POMEROY CLUSTER p.m evening $ervlce. 7: regular . SUnday evening, ' ' ' ., • Rev. Robt~IHeyden SILVER RUN FREE board meeting , lhlrd Satur The Senior Citizens of the Mrs . Louise Dixon of Rtv. D. Wm , SydenSirlcklr BAPTIST , _ Miles Trout , day , 7 P m ' ~onvtUe group met with '• Downing ton ,pent Thlll'llilay,\•~,. . ~H ~~~~~~ sc~~s~/,1' : .~s pastor . Sunde Y scitool. 10 RUTLAND COMMuNITY b ith Mr "'and Mrs~" .,. ipOMEROY W 0 ti l am' Leon Miller , supt . CHURCH - Sunday School " Mrs ~leGraham Tuesday eve nin• w · • • P Evening service. 7:30 p m : 9:30a.m.; worship service, 11 Attend the Church of Your Choice Louis W. Osborne . ' · · Robert Clatk ' . '1 0. 30a.m Churc~ School 9 · 15 Prayer meeting, Thursday, a .m. Wednesday - Prayer Pomeroy I'll. 992·2178 . Pomeroy Ph. m.:M98 220 E. Main evenlng. • · a.m. UMYF 6<3° p.m. · 7:30pm meet ing, 7:30 p.m. Youth CHESTER Ci1URCH OF services, Friday, 7:30 p.m., Mr and Mrs RoberiAikire , Recent caller •. of Ava ' ENTERPRISE - Worship . lhe · Spa"·· of Gilkey wete Dorolh)' sheets 9 o.m Church S<hool 10 a.m · GOD-Rev . Bob&y Porter, . Sunday nlgnt worship, 7: 30. viii ted Sam ._, ·' ' ROCK SPRINGS pastor . Sunday school, 9.30 • Albland over the weekend MargaretDouglasandFreda Worsh ip ~ 0 o.m. Church am .; worship service, 11 RUTLAND CHURCH Or I -. • Enntule they called on t~ Carsey. ' ~~~~~ 9 .m. UMYF 6: 30 am ; evening service , 1.30, THE NAZARENE - Rev . ..__ I b' The Senior Citl!e•• -1FLATWOODS _ worsh ip youth service, Wednesday, Lloyd D. Gr imm. Jr ., paSior . Bakers of Gay 90's Bread Bobby Giwuul at Co wn us 'lOll r 7.30 p m Sunday school. 9 30 am ; Homellle Saws Ph. 992·3030 Midd1ep,ort ' poned their trip to the 'Amll!h lla.m . Church SchooiiOo .m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN worship service, 10 :30 a .m. Chnter I'll. 915-3308 .. IPPLIPORTCLUSTER CHURCH _ Ted J ones broadcUt live over WMPO ; · ••-. anA Mra. Babe .whale• setUement due to lnplement Rt~. Robtrt Bumurnar pastor sundav school, 9!JO young people's service. , 6:45 : "" '1 ,. the '' ·u HEATH - Worshlp10 .30 ' eanoelllstlrservlce730pm "• """b •JO a ·"- ' .morning a.m.: Roy worship Sigman, . $Upt :, , Prayer v .. 0f C0IUm II§, VISlied ' AVB wea , r. d L , a ,'m Chur c' h S·hoo19 • . meeting , Wednesday , 10 30 ' Gilkey Thursday thru Mr . an Mrs . eroy UMYF 6 p.m. sunday evening service , 7:30; 7 30 P m .' MISSionary Kerm's Korner McGrath his children his \RUTLAND Je flrey mid ·week service , Wed meeting , 7 30 P m tlrst · Kermit Welton Middleport, Ohio Saturday and atlerilled' ~' • . G" rber . . Pastor . Worship nesday . 7, 30 P m . Wednesday of month . Pomeroy SYRACUSE CHURCH OF MASON COUNTY I Bob Evans Festival al • mother,MollleMcGrath,and •10 :30a .m. Church Scnoo19 .30 I a.lllpolla, ' Mr .,andMrs. Larry McGrath o,mSYRACUIE CLUSTER ~~wEard~A~~!~k~:~~~;;/:;b MASON FIRST BAPTIST " ' Mr and Mrs Curl An· were diMer guests of the I Rev . Rlchord E. Jorvls . Mo.ore , Sunday School Supt., Second ond Pomeroy Sts., d-~ and Mr~ and Mrs. Earl McGraths Sunday. a . ~s~~!~h Scho~ns~JP. ~~~ Sunday School . classes for oil Ston craig, pastor . s unday -· M d M H ld ages. 9•30 a .m. ; morn ing school , 9:45 am .: worshiP ' AndyAndenonofDwlblr W r. an rs . aro UMW first Tue•d• \':. worship, to .•s . N'' PS Sundoy, servlco. 11 am : trolning 700 E. Main Pomeroy "Hell" Dealer ' ' Gr abam an d lhree chlldren 'a .m. FORST RUNSchool - wOr$hlp I Va ,, were dinner guests Church tO o.m9 6 30 p.m : evongeiStlc ser· un 1on , 6: 30 p.m. ; evening DNII992·2101 Ph. 9•9·S96 1 vice , Synday, 7.30 p.m Mid· worship service, 7:30 p.m Third St. ' SUndayofMr. andMn. Jerry were wee ken d gues ts of ' Pu~w lhlrd Wednesday 7:30 week !)'rover meellng , Wed- Mld ·week prayer service , Frum and Paul Andel'llon. Bell!'le Graham . ·MiNERSVILLE _ Worship nesqay , 7 30 p m.; Mlsslonory Wednesday , 7: 30 m. •• The Lend-A-Hand met at David Carr ls making a , 10o .m. ChurchSth0019a .m ~~g~~~ . second Wednesday, c.:-'R~~~.NP . oc~o•R•~rMI~:, ( , re home Wed· quick recovery. He is now UMSYWRIAhl0rdUMSEondoy 7·c3Urmch UNITED FAITH NON· St , Mason . W Va · s undoy Fine Food & Service ' the Bob Alkl DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Bible Sludy 10 a.m.; Worship The Store with A Heart Locust 51. Middleport neadayeve"'" with Maraarel able to drive his car, • • . , School 9. :30 o.m. Wors hip Robert Smith, pastor. Sunday 11 o.m ond 7 P m. Bible Study Ph. 949·3342 Racine Mr . andM rs. Roy w··-ma 7 30 p.m. Dial 9R2-5241 "'"'"laa as.....cc..hOiiless ..with .,.. ' n service SOUTHERN CLUSTER sc hoo I. 9: 30 a .m . , class Wed nes d oy 7 p.<m , vocal . ' • """" di ta of th leoder. Leo Hill , worshiP music. 1 ' 111\leen persons present were nner gues e . Rev . Howord.Shvtley service, 10 :30 am .. church, FIRST SOUTHERN Meigs County Branch I', I Refreshments were served I~ Larry Clarks at Chesler R:v~'i:,::v:~.~;~s,:~kl l : ~o g·~ N u N I T E D !n~I~!!r;n~o~~;~~~ ~:~f~r~ I ' keepint! with Halloween. Sunday. . , Wolr~~IHPA~:~O-o .~~r~~sJrch BRETHREN IN CHURIST.- Walter Cloud . Sunday school. '( Church and Office SuppliesGifts . The former Frances Mrs. Lana Gibson called on S•hoot 10 . 30 o.m. Elden R Bloke , pastor . 9 <S ,a m.: worship service, 11 99 Mill St. Middleport day • Sunday Sc hool tO ~ ,m .. am and 7 30 p m. V'(eekly 0 Ph. 992·3163 Pomeroy 296 W. Second Uy·ton ·· and her husband • Mrs. NeIlle Borgan ~WI CARMEL - Church SchOOl Howard McCoy, s upt. , Bible $1Udy, Wednesday , 7:JO ·. •' 30 1 called 011 lhe Hial Frenth'S aflemoonLuJ. U Eshelman . ;~~o:~:r~~o~~~~o!~ o.m ~:~~~"l 5~[g"!,~n, s ~rv'~c~s : p ~ASON ASSEMBLY OF ' FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS 111 • Mrabe ed Mr D s~!:,I;~~0G:.~v~o7s~l~?:~~ Chrl$tian Endeavor . 7' 30 GOD, Dudding Lone, Mason , recently. Med 2 COII•tnlent LOCIIIOIII , an S • ._,I!Y Vp.m: lSI 'and 3rd Sunda~s,· p.m : Sono service, 8 p.m : W ·Va ., Chestor Tennant , Mn. Letha Cowen had a ca11 On Preocnl ng 8:30 p.m. : Mid Pa stor . Sunday School 9 45 C.taract removed from her Ellla recen t1y · ' Prayer meeting Wednes ay Week Praye r meeting , a.m , Children 's Church 6 4.5 Bakers of Good Bread .._ -. ......... y at O'Ble-· .E. R . Carr had a wreck . at, ,, i 1 'r3l~ ~~ur~!lylo~sph.~ . s'(/'~~ We dnesday , 7 p m . ; Roy p.m .. Young People's Service Huntington, W. Ve . ••• "'"'""" · 1 HI '"' Adams , joy leader 6: 45 p m. , Evangelistic HC11Pilal L ma . I car • ":as ln -. uesdoy 7.30 p m. I CHURCH OF JESUS Service 7· 30 p m.; W~ men's ' . demolished and he • WBS • S•E'hooAS1T1,L1 E,TnAd R3Trd-SuCnhdUorycsh CH R 1ST LO<IIed It Mi551ona ry Council 10 a .m. .Mrs. Joe Carsey spent four h llallzed • •• • • Rullond on New Limo Rood, llrs l and third Tuesdays . 01P 9 =30 a .m. Fourth Sunday next to Forest Acre Pork · Prayer and Bible study, daya vlaltlng the Darold · ' Mr . and Mrs. Clifford . 10' 30 o.m . Worship lnd Rev . Roy Rouse. pastor ; Wednesday, 7•30 p.m. Gnham fiJIIily at Newark. Sunday 7·30 p.m 4th Sunday Robert Musser . Sunday School 300 E. Main Pomeroy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alkire Anderson of Vienna, W. Va., 9:30 o,m.; Prayer Meeting supt . sunday school. 10 , 30 PH. 992·5081 Middleport, Ohio ••~ Mn. Margaret~~ guesllof Mr. and Mf.l.. WeJinesd•y 7 30 p.m. ,UMW, _ a,m . :.worsh l p #.l# p .~Bi blt HARTFORD CHURCH 6~ .."' lstrTue-sdav 7130 p.m. ~ --~u~ wed d 7.. 3l-;~i 1, In C hriSiil~ Union -· went to ilelpre ThuriJdtl' or\ \Jerry Fnun and ; 'Paul .AllWESLE!W'A'N- IRaoln\t) '7 • 1s t ~~i/4~~ ~~~ijyt'ra'yor -~~·. CHRIST ' The Rev Willlern Cahlpbell r ~...•-•. . ~ f deraon SUnday. ·I ' S und~y , 1;School 10 JO rtH'il v c . ) ~!.II TP:.m ! ~ ·. , pastor . SundBY School, 9:30 UIIDI·~worship , 1 e.m : Jr . '\JMYR11{J 1 "'"-~~ If~ a.m , J«imts tiughes, supl , ' The 12$th anniversary of < ,, wednesday 3:30 p.m 1 'S ible HRIS., II·N. :._ • ov~r service. 7:30 p.m. "The Friendly Folks" Study Thursd•y 7 p,m. Cholnr· Wltsonr ' ph tor Walflc~ evenlnv Small Engine Salts & Service Wednesdav evening prayer the Presbyterian Church will Practice Thursday I p.m. ilradrord : fUpt .; morning meeti ng . 7 30 p f1'l Youth Pomeroy, Ohio 491 Locust St. Middleport Ph. 992-Mf2 be held Sunday • LE'f'ART FALLS - Church worship, 9:30; church school, prayer service each Tuesday . ' ·-'u-.DennlaG"~-v School l$1 , 2nd, Jrd Sundays 10: 30 ; yo~ng PIOPII'S FAIRVIEW BIBLE " Mr. ...,_. ...,., 10 : 15 a.m. •th Sundoy 9 · 15 mHtlng , 6:30 p.rn 1 evening CHURCH , Letart. W. Vo, ~~ and i:hildl'en, An«e8 aJlll ' am .; Worshlr Ill, 2nd , 3rd WOI'IIItlp, 1:30 p.m.; Blblt 1. Rev . George Hoschar , :' Sunday School 9 · l(l Chrl1 vltlled hll grandt, i:J , ~~::*'•Y~J ·p.~ em.: "h st~~ w,go~~~~fim:.· apastor .m. Prayer and Bible study ' mother, AVI GIJtey SQnday. •li a1111 MO STA1J !<O•,· Ccoil Co• . pastor 7: 30 p m. Cottogt Prayer ~·992· 2214 The FInest In f;Aoblle Homes Mldd. . . Aft 1 worta P 0 • m.; .~ur~h ,• fim day Sch ool supt . Jot Serv ice Tuesdey , tO e .m _ ri:~; 1100 E. Main Pilmtroy I'll. 992·7034 Mr. end ltfrl. Jqe ~~ · School ..o, a .m.: ,., ... .v;~ ' Sa\lrt) 5!'"d•l' school. 9:45 worsn tP servIce. Thursdav , Ylsl~ -'the VancM Blllll'da'f• Servtce .,.._,nesdoy I~ m. • 11 m .• sundov evening wor . 7 30 p.m. ,, mo,rnlng , worsh ip . . . , ,' ' .., "• ....• -·. 8LAZe51 LOOK~ LtKI' A N16HT CWS CHORUS LIIJE'! y TH&Y'V& SLIR5 SliT WHAT'RE' <!!JOT THE' Rle!HT THi'l DOIN6 KIND OF ~.5> AWAV OLIT AND COSTLII.\&5 HE'R!a... MILE'f; FOR IT! I=ROI.I l'Hi NI1Aile5T TOWIJ ~ AlolD •Q H~ 11111JKS •KJ8 32 tKQ7 • A 97 5 I HA\J!3t.J'T 1-DTIC&D IT! East-West vulnerable I.3. Wesl Norlh Easl Pass Pass 2t Pass Pass Pass Openong lead - IC •31 • ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION GAUL'S MARKET RArS TV & HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER . P, J. PAULEY, AGENT ... NOW l.ET'S MAkE 'TR4.CIGS WHILE WI: STILL CAN! ACROSS Hanisonville Soci~y News . SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT • • ' J' GASOUNE AILEY THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS &LOAN CO. ' POWELL'S SUPER VAW Z9 Uke ~amr akin %1 First-rate %3 Raman 30 Slrlnt!ed lnstrwnents 35 Celtic deity 3i Meadaw historian %4 Swamp %5 South Carolina sound river ~Sports Spectacular 8,10; Preserving Food 33. Ball A. 5:GO-FB1 3; I Dream of Jeannie A: To Be Announced 15; French Chel 33. S:30-Adam·l2 A; Erica 33. 5:.15-Maklng Things Work 33. 6:00-News 3,4,8,10; God Has The Answer 15; What Now, America? 33. 6::Mh-NBC NewsJ•••15; Rhoda 8; CBS News 10; Lilias, Yoga and You 33. 7:00-World At War 3; Lawrence Welk •.15; Hee Haw 6,8; Firing Line 33; In The Know 10; Newsmaker '75 13. 7.30-Treasure Hunt 3; LISI of the Wild 10; Wild Kingdom 13. 8:00-Movle " Hurricane Hannah" 3•••15; Howard Cosell 6,13; Jelfersons 8, 10; Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 33. • : ~!-lope 8:30-Doc B, 10: 8:5G-"The ·Absent.Minded Professor" 3,A,15. 9:GO-S.W.A.T. 6,13; Mary Tyler Moore 8,10; American Family 33. 9.30-Bob Newhart 8,10. IO : ~all Helm 6,13; Carol Burnell 8,10; Sound Stage 33. ll :GO-News 3,A,8,10,13; Buckeye Football Highlights 6; Outdoors with Ken Callaway 13; Monty Python's Flying Circus 33. " n·JO-Movle "A Man Could Gel Killed 3 Weekend ·A 15· ABC News 6; Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 8; W~y Hayes : Football 10; Movie " The Wasp Woman" 13; Janakl 33. n ·oi.S-Movle "Sweet, Sweet Rachel" 6. 12:00-Movle "This Properly Is Condemned" 10. 1:0<>--Movle "The Love God?"~~ Movie "From Hell II Came" 13. 1·30-Soul Train 6. 2 : ~ovte "Scared Stiff" 10. " 2:30-ABC News 13. 3 · ~ovle "He Rides Tall •· • = ~ovle "The .Great Sioux ~assacre" 10. 5:oo-Movle "Never on Sunday A. AstroGrapt-1 Madeira SO ONE, ON SADIG HAWKINS ~Y, NOVCMBG.F< 15lli , SHI::'L.L HAVE 10-SCB.':"- s~rn.e: FO'ONE o'THEserr Z8 ~u:~e's BerniCe Bede 0101 For _ ,, New. 1, 1171 zt various 31 Slackening In tempo Jr.--+--+32 Islet 33 Common aliment 34 Hewn stone 36So- lr.:-+-+- ·h --fi\Vt (2wds.) 37 Metallic 38 Skin problem DAILY CRYJ>TOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: AXYDLBAAXR Ia LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another. In thlo sample A 11 used for the Three L's, X for the two O's, etc Si'lgle letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day Ihe code letters are dlllerent. CRYPTOQUOTE MF TAAKTMR M WVY FVYKLFA LF VF LE M SMF BKV KME KTMR DOY LY.-MRWML E YT· KLE JTFEVr.' Yuterday'a Cryptoquote: A UTl'LE KNOWLEDGE. THAT ACI'S IS WORTII INFINITELY MORE niAN MUCH KNOWLEDGE THAT IS IDLE. - GIBRAN CCltln~ Kla a roii1um Srndlea~e, N&N SPORT SHOP · ' WII.KINSQN'S 18 Chimney dUt %7 Salty ;~;;~~~~~~~~~~:~ ,, . cacy (Fr.) 9:00-Secret Lives of Waldo Kitty 3,.,15; Electric Company 20. 9.30-Pink Panther 3,4,15 ; Lost Saucer 13; Bl; Blue Marble 6; Scooby-Doo 8,10; Mister Rogers 20 . 10 :00-Land of the Lost ~.A, 15; Adventures of Gilligan 13; 1-lol Dog 6; Shazam J.Jsls 8,10; Sesome Street 20. 10:3<>-Run, Joe, Run 3,.,15; Groovle Goalies 6,13 . 11 :GO-Return to the Plane of the Apes 3,4,15; Speed Buggy 6,13; Space Nuts 8,10; Electric Company 20. 11.30-Weslwlnd 3,4,15; Oddball Couple 6,13; Ghost • Busters 8, 10; Ml•ler Rogers 20. 12:GO-Jetsons 3,4,15: uncle Croc's Block 6, 13; Valley of the Dinosaurs 8, 10; Vegetable Soup 20. 12:30-LIIe 3,.,15; College Football Pre.Game Show 6, 13; Fat Albert 8, 10. • 12:tS-College Football 6,13 . 1.00-Soul Train 3; ttTakes A Thlel4; Children's Film Fesllval8,10; Bonanza15; Man Who Wouldn't Keep Suite 33. • 1 : ~To Be AMounced 33.. 2:00-Marsha'fl Football '75 3; Bonanza A; VIewpoint 8; Urban League 10; Wrestling 15; Film 33. 2:30-NFL Game of the Week 3: Movie " Savage Pempes" 8; Movie "Bachelor In Paradise" 10; Valiant Years 33. 3:oo-Green Acres 3; Movie A; To Be Announced 15; Family AI War 33. 3 ]()-Movie "II I Had • Million" 3. • :oo-<:ollege Football 6, 13; To Be Announced 15; Making Thing Grow 33. • cr-Convene Midway Malllet-Pomeroy Ph. 992-2582 Bob's Malllet-Mason Ph. 773-5721 .nre, 15 Wine's dell- N Languid asman • MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Yesterday's Alllwer SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1975 6:00-S unrlse Semester 10; Debates for the '70S 13. 6:3<>-Mallers of Life 6; TV Classroom 8: Treehouse Club 10. 7·00-Salurday Report 3; Farm Front •: Eddie Sounders 6: Treehouse Club 8; U.S Form Report 10; Kentucky Afield 13. 7·30-Bullwlnkle 3; I Dream of Jeannie 4; Etsons 6; Dusty's Treehouse8; Man From C.O.S.I. 10: Devlin 13; Mister Rogers 20. 8:00- Emergency Plus 4 3,4,15; Hong Kong Phooey 6,13; Pebbles and Bamm .Bamm 8,10; Sesame Street 20. 8:3<>-Josle and the Pussycats 3.•, 15; Tom and Jerry· Grape Ape 6,13: Bugs Bunny. Road Runner 8; Bugs Bunny and Friends 10. Cutoff HEINER'S BAKERY M&R. SHOPPING CENTER IGA JOODLINER %Lady of lake Z! Fish eggs ' McClURE'S DAIRY ISLE RACINE FOOD MARKET DOWN region Old 9 - hygienist musical 11 Filth Ure note In a higher place Russian t RACINE PWMBING & HEATING Contrite 1 Tolerate Items ' " MEIGS TIRE CENTER (Do you have a question lor the experts? Write "Ask the Jacobys" care of this newspaper. The Jecobys will answer individual questions if stamped, sell· addressed envelopes are enclosed. The most interesting questions will be used m this column and will receive copies of JACOBY MODERN.) Spain 3 Rest ( 3 wds.) 13 Typewriter 4Jazz great, pari Kid 14 Fawn's Sis In mother trade 15 Baseball's 6 - Gardner Sando 7 Like a 16 Shot of faulUess booze secretary? 17 Blackbaard NEW YORK Q.OTHING HOUSE MARK V STORE We apen the. bidding one spade. We have 14-card points in the pleasant form of two aces and two kings and we also have a five-card spade suit, such as it is. 11 Stringent 1% Smudged BEN FRANKLIN STORE ! .65432. AK98 +A2 .K3. (-2 wds. ) . RIDENOUR SUPPLY FURNITURE AND HARDWARE BETSY ROSS BAKERY I BLUE & GRAY RESTAURANT A California reader wants to know what we do as dealer with : 40 Sweetsop 5 Green dish 10 Symbol of Russia, in carloo!18 ' • DUDLEY'S ~ 1 Regarding ,, REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES 2N.T JN.T ~a."' tal by THOMAS JOSEPH ALLEY OOP INDIAN JOE'S WAID CROSS SONS STORE 2.t• Pass Pass Pass Pass J t =iEH . CIJI!IIni Soulh By Oswald & James Jacoby "',-11{-Y_'I_O.,. Fourth-suit forcing is a JI.I7GE HOT, modern invention We hope It LfST I lie never replace horse and buggy bidding. North 's two-diamond call is a n example. He didn 't know what to bid so he tried two diamonds to see what · m1ght happen This caused South to bid two · and three notrump and North had to decide what to do. Finally, he passed in the hope that South could llandle the · diamond suit by himself. It ° . turned out that South could. East won the first trick with the ace of diamonds and returned the suit. South won and led the queen of spades covered by West's king and dummy's ace. At this point South decided to take an un· usual safety play. He led a low h~art from dummy and played the eight spot fnm his own hand. Th1s safety play cost him an overtrick, but South did not care The game was rubber bridge and he was interested in be1ng as sure of his contract as possible . 31 WEST EAST • K9 • 10 8 6 2 .96 •Ql07 t J 10 9 8 6 4 t A2 • K32 •Ql084 SOUTH IDI 1/t""" Scream" 13; Sammy & Company 6; Movie The Horror at 37,000 Feel" 8; Movie "Horror Rises from the Tomb" 10: Janak! 33. l : ~ldnlghl Special 3,4,15; Movie "Scream • Blacula, Scream" 6; Movie "Terror In the flaunted House" 10. I :30-News 13. 2:3<>-Movle " The Gho$1 & Mr. Chicken" 4. 4·3<>-Movle "Diary of a Madman" A ·Safety play loses overtrick t 53 • J6 , QUIT 'SIJDKII.lb 11 : ~Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Movie "Scream, Bla~ulo, wiNNeAtA.6BRt'DGBENews 33. • l\J7543 • A 54 ·c Senttonett~ 7:00-Truth or Cons. 3: Political Talk~ ; Lawrence Welk 6: Bowling lor Dollars• 6; Aviation Weather 33; News 10, Do/) Adams Screen Test 13; Family Affair 15, Ot)lo J purnal 20. 7 :3<>-Porter Wagnoner 3, ~obby Vinton 4; Candid Camera 6: • Eve~l,ng'E~Itlon with Martin Agronsky 20; $25.000 Pyramid 10; To Tell the Truth 13; Pop Goes the Country 15; Ba<k Perspective on the News 33. a:OO-Sanlord and Son 3.~.15 ; Barbary Coasl6,13; Big Eddie 8, 10; Wa$hlnglon Week In Review 20.~1 8 · 3~hlco & the Man 3,4,15: MASH 8.10: Wall Street Week 20.33. . 9•00-Rockford Flles3,~,15; Movie 6,13, Howall Flve0 8, 10; Firing Line 20; Masterpiece Theatre 33. 10:00-PoUce Woman 3,~.15; Barnaby Jones 8, 10; News 20; Paul Nuchlms 33. 10: 3G-Avlallon Weahther 20. NORTH BOOKS ARE NOBLE the Television log for easy vie.w ing YUII'LL BE OUR HOUSEBOY UNTil. BUu<Y SNAPS OUT OF THIS, IF HE EVER DOES. '"'·> Alii !I (11-h 21·Aprll It) II'S lo your advantooe lo make compronilsel today when condillons call ·lor lhem . Be tho tlrol lo show willingness 1o cooperate. TAURUS (April 2U·IIe, 20) Don 1t be ntee to a friend today jusl because you expecl something In return II you're Insincere, your pal will be awere of lt. OI!IIIN1 (II., 21-J.-10) Ala social galher lng today someone may tell you of a glowing opportuniJy you can gel In on. Chances are ll's grossly exaggeraled. CANCI!II (JIIIt 21-July 22) Try nol 10 be overlY protective ot those In your charge loday. ll's basi 10 let lnem sland on lhelr own te8t. LI!O (July u : Alltl• 22) Take palno 10 be reallallc In your evaluations today. or your oPtimism will lead you down IM garden path VIRGO (AUf. 23-Sept. 22) · You're sllll nol oul ollh& woods llnanclolly. Counl your pennies carelully again lodoy LtSIIA (ltpl. 23·0ct. 23) Don'l be loo easily lntluenced loday. Juat because someone has b igger Ideas, II doesn ' t FROM TH' LOOi<S ·OF 'tOUR HOUSE; MA'AM .. I'D SAV 'IOU GOOD MAN·- JVERYBODT ,.th0p1 the AD WAY / t' KINGSBURY HOME SAI,ES & SEifii(:E, INC. II;G r GOEGLEIN READY MIX ' .. l v· 'l> ' • necessarily lollow that they are better SCORPIO (Oct. 24·NO¥. 22) II wil l lake more lhan lUll a material gesture to help one you're concerned about. He need s a compassionate listener as welL 8A01TT ARTUS (Now. 23-Dec. 21) It you ' re planning somelhlng special lhls evenIng, slay away trom lhe sp0\1 lhal draw largo crol"ls Go somewhere cozy and lntlmalo . ·' CAPIIICOAN (Dec. 22·Jon. 11)11'a a good llmelo reassess your values to determ i ne whelher goals you're seeking are wonh all Slops required lo achieve lhem. AQUARIUS (Jtn. IO·Feb. It) You will be tar more appeollng today tt you lone your deeds down a bit ralher Than boasl about them. PISCES (Feb. 20-llercll 10) Be doubly surelhose you're in· volved with buslnesswiSa today are as elhlcal ,aboul everylhlng as vou are Don't be afraid to ask questions ~Your VBirthday Nov. I, 1175 Be e)(tr a alert for opportunities lhls coming yoar They could come trom lhe iaaol auspecled sources . Don 't sit on your Ideas Discuss lhem wllh per· sons who know how to put them on the mar ket �I ~-.J,aa•r.Oct. 31, 1975 S pe~fe'r , pastor 1 Troy z wllllng , Sunday school supl Sunday sc hool ,• 9 30 il m .. 9- The D~ily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday , Oct. 31, 1975 DICKT~cy · · ~h•p , 1 JO Wednesd ay pray er MORSE CHAPEL and l:\i bl c stu dy 130 p h 1 WorSh ip II am • Chur ch ' TUppERS p LA 1 N S" School 10 am CHRISTIAN CHURCH . ORT ND p LA - Worship f:u gC'n<. Underwood , pclstor : 7 10 P m ·Church School 9 30 f l o w~t rd Cdldwcll , J , Sunday am i'! chool '• up! Sunday School. SUTTON - Church School iii 3() a n1 , Mornmg Sermon . 9 JOa m Worship ht end lrd 10 JO a rn r Sunday evening Sundays 10 .30 am . serv ice, 7 p m t-IOR<TM6ASTCLUSTER LETART FALLS UNITED . Rev . ~ob'trtMetce. BRETMREN Rev 10 J O. Suntta y evangeliStiC mcellnQ , 1 JO p m Prayer meeting Wednesday , 7:JO p.m MIDDLEPORT MT . MORIAH BAPTIST NtTY Co rn er Fo urth and Ma in ; . . err ln. PBStor . 1 Middleport Rev Henry Key Roy Mayer . Sunday school M!tnle\1 , Pastor . Henr" J s day s ch0~ 1'· Putor I I(' Freel and Norr1s, pastor ; 1 · pasor s u pi Ch urc h sc h oo I • ~IS Dft\nt'S C'reega' ~ · Sun day' School Supt rSunday 9 ' 30 am ,., un Mrs .Erv 1n, •• , ,j A•soc.· ••lrilster• , r· lo yd Norr 1s, supt Sunday •• a.m.; wonhip s~rvice .. 1JO . 24 School 9 30 am , ~ Evening 8 drit: ~.o~ 1ft'! schoo L 9 30 am . morning 1 Md 1 a.m Youth cho1r rehetlf 5aL 1, wo~ hlp 7:JOp m ,; Prayer and w~ ~~?ar ll) i:S ~u~ ' r ~ n1q1\, rJ..O fr P~, Worthlp •10 a1m ., sermon , 10 .30 a.m , Prayer Monel IV , 3: 30 P .m ul'fder Pr alse service Thursday 7 · 30 J E Hg·v A H ' S wiTNESSEs ,c'h'Ur ~h School,~ ;q .rry,(l ,Prayer service. Wednesday, 7 30 p m ·~ dlr~ctlon of Mary Skinner . p.m ' ' · _ Larry Carnahan presiding Mee 1 mg Wednesday 8 p.m, 'cHESHIRE CHURCH OF Un10r ChOir rehearsaL 7 30 SyRACUSE F 1R5 T · S ' " LONG BOTTOM Wor · GOD OF PROPHECY - G P P m Thursday with Mrs P.a ul CfiURCH OF GOD - Rev mtnJster 9 und illy , Bible ship 9 am .; Sunday Sc tlool ~ m•th , pa stor. s unday Sc hooL 30 Neue director . G~orge Oiler , pastor . sund ay lecture, · a.m 30 ' Watch 9: 45 am .. Prayer Meeli!lO 10 am . Ar thur Henso n, POMEROY CHURCM OF schoo l, 9 AS am , morning tower . 10study, am 30 p ~ NORTH' 7 aeTH'eL Tuesdaystudy , B•ble .Sup 1 . .. •v,orn 1·ng Wors h'1p, 11 7 : 30' Wednesda\1 THE NAZARENE - Corner preaching , 11 am , p m., Th.ursday , mlnist.ry Wors hip 11 a.m.; Church a."l , Young People 's service , ' gniOf' and Mulberry , Rev . ' evangell stlc serv lce , 7·JOp- m. school , 7.30 pm , serv 1ce School tO am 7pm . Evening service, 7 30 lyde V Henderson, putor . Prayer meeti ng, Thur sda y, meet.ng B: JO p.m. A'FR . S p m Wednesday M1d Week SundiY SchOOI , 9' 30a .m , Glen 7·30 p.m. · MIDDLEPORT CHURCH , ~ E 0 - unday School Prayer Service, 130 p m, McC lung , s upt ; mo rning POMEROY WESTS,DE OF CHRIST IN CHRISTI,AN 9· AS a .fT) ; Worship 11 a.m.; Youth meeting, 6 30 p m . , worShip , lO :JO · a.m., evenino CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 w . UNION _ La wren ce Manley Prayer meet1ng Wednesdt~y Even1ng worsh ip. 7 lO p.m urvlct / 7;J0 ,' mid week Mt~ 1 n s t -- Jerr y Paul , pastor . Mrs Russe ll YOuno : 7 ·pHmp . m.; UMW,3rd Tuesday CHESTER CHURCH OF 8 service , Wednesdl)> 1 30p m. • minister , phone 992-7666 s s s s TME NAZARENE - Rev. GRACEEPISCOPAL - The Con ser"a ll" e, non . Scunday l upt REEDSVILLE - Sunday Her ber! Grate, pastor w hooi9 choo 30am . Eveun~ay n,ng Rey Haro ldo e-eth , rector . instrumentaL Sunday wor · worship, 7 :JO . Wednesday 5c ho~t 90 3 a.m Wor~hip 7:30 Worship service, 1\ a.m and ChUrch services, 10 : 30 am ; ' s'htp , 10 a.m..· Bible study, 11 prt~yer meeting , l . JO P m p,m · ~ Praye r Meetmg 7.30 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Holy communion first Sunda~ am , worshJp , 6 p m Wed · MT MORIAH CHURCH OF P,f'l: Tuesday, UMW 7·30 School, 9:JO am . Richard otmontl'l ; church school. 10 l nesdav Bible study , 7 p m GOD·- Racjne R:oute 2, the P 'riL~~~h':{rg~~ _ Wor Ba rton . supt Prayer meet ing , a.m. for .nursen throuah 12. RUTLAND FREEWILL Rev . James M Muncy , shi p 10 a Ch h s h I 9 Wednesday. 7:30Pm . "' POMEROY CHURCH QF, B,q.PTIST _ Roger Turner, pastor . Sunday school, 9 : 45 am m urc c oo r BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rlehtrd Evanson, pastor . su nd ay sc hool. 10 hi •11 . . CHRIST - Clifford Smith. 1 putor. Bible school, 9:30 a .m .; Sunday evenlngservl ce, :m · e~~rrngw;~~~pp] 30 ' TUPPERS PLAINS minister Sunday School9 :30 l .m.; wol'shlp,· 10:30 a.m 1 . Wednesday Bible study , m. ; n no, ' : Worship9a .m. Church School am, mornmg church 10: 30 JO P m Prayer meelmg , Tu es day , 10 am a.m.; Sunday evening service. ldult worshiP. service and 7) · 30 7 30 vouno ptoples meeting, 1:30 · 0 ~ D DEXTER BIBLE : p . m .~ Young people's KENO CHURCH OF 730pm Wednesday service, p m Comblntd Bible st d ._ meeting , 7 30 p.m. Thursday CHRIST - George Frederic k, 8 p.m ' •' prayer meet ing , Wed u Y- CHRISTIAN - Rev MIDDLEPOR LAUREL CLIFF FREE lnu Ron Terry CHURCH p t~st or Sunday BAPTIST corn etr 51 )CFIRST lh d supt Service weekly , 9:30 ntldiY 7:30pm ' an am on Sunday . Pteach lng , METHODIST - Rev. Floyd F THE 'sALVATiON 'A1RMV- :frhao~~· 151 ,0 a .~~Pe~f;fe~~~~~Y Palm er . th e Rev Peter firs t and th ird Sundeys of Shook pastor · L.lova: Wrigh t envoy Ray W Win ing , officer Morning worsh ip, 11 a .m ¥~~~dpes'On, P:~~o:/lnt!'n8d"e~~ month by Clifford Sm1th , 9.30 Sunda'y s~hoo't supt·. SundaY In charge . Sunday , 10 a.m., Sunday evening service. 7·30 Sunday School WMPO Rad io am sc hool , 9. JO a .m. : Morning Hollnenmeetlng , IO : lQJ ~ . m . , GRAHAM UNITED program 7. 45 ·a . m,,Su'nday HOBSON CHRISTIAN wor shi p , 10 ~0a . m , even1ng , Sunday, ' School. TOU ~g ME t HODISl Preaching Sc hoo l, 9 IS a m ' Morning UNION - Darrell OoddriiL worship, 7. 30 p.m Wed · People ~1 L1eglon , 1 ~ . m ; ,9 30 • m , fir st and second worship, 10 . 15 1 m. Youth pt~ stor . Sunday School. 9.30 nesday , Christ1an Youth Thurtdly , I to 3 p m .• Ladles S(fndays Of eech month , fhlr~ activities and fellowship for a m , Leonard Gitmore , first Crusad e, 6 30 p m Choir Home Ltagu •, 1 p.m .• Prep and fourth Sundays each lun lor and se nior high elder . evenfng service. 7.30 pract1ce, Thur!Xtay, 7 p m. cl;'/" ' pAuL LUTHER A._' •month . worsh ipservlceat 7.30 students, 6 p.' m sunday ~~f ing~~d3~e~~v pr ay.er DEXTER CHURCH OF "" " p.l"fl. wednesday evenings at evening worship, 7: 30 P m T MORIAH CHURCH OF CHRIST - .c harles Russell , CHURCH , Corner of_ 7 30 Preyer &nd Bible Sfudy . M id week praye r services G~O '- Recine Rout e 2 The Sr , minister , Norman C Will , Sycamore and Second Sts.,, • 1 sevENTH-DAY AD - Wednesday 7. 30 P m ' supt ; Sunday school , 9.30 Pomeroy , The R: ev. Wllllpm . VENTtST · Mulberry Heights , • · Rev Ch!rles Hand , pastor a.m.; worsh 1p serv1ce, 10 30 Mlddleswarth, Pastor . Sund~y fl lo ad ,' p 0 mer 0 y . CMURCH OF CHR 'tST , Sunday school, 9:45 a.m • am , Bible study, Tuesday, Sunaay School at 9 :-45 J~ . m . anCI , Pa stor ,Gerard seton , St~b · Middleport. 5tti tJnd Main . morning worsh ip, 11 am . 7:30p .m. Acts bftj.h Sc hool Superintendent, ,George Glau, minister , ~venl n g serv 1ces, Tuesday REORGANIZED CHURCH Church Services 11 am . 25 8·12 S~CRID HI!ART - ReV.1 Ri ~ · White . Sabbalh Schoot. · James Sheets, superln · and Fnday, 7 30 p.m OF JESUS CHRIST OF Father Paul D . Welton , Saturday afternoon at 2.00, tendent Bible schOOl , 9:30 CHBUERACRHWOAFLCLHOR~ST~lg~UEO LATTER DAY SAINTS Monday pastor . Phone 992 -2825 . Wi th worship ' service am , morning worship, 10 30 Portland Racine Road II Kings Saturday tvenlng Mus, 7:30; .following 8 t 3. 15. am .; evenmg worship , 7:30 ; Sea ma n , minister . Bible William Ro ush , pastor . Denny Sunday Maul Band 10 a.m : F 1R 5 T 5o u T'H ERN prayer service. 7 p.m. Wed study •. 9 30 a.m · morning Evans , Sunday Sc hool 5 9·14 The library ts a marvelous and unique place. II can dispel your Confession , Sat urday, 7-7:•30 BAPTIST _ 282 Mutbera_ nesday :J worshtp , 10 30 a m · evening Director Sunday School , 9 30 lonellness, llft your sp1nts, banish your worries, and transport you into Tuesday p.m ti.ve P'omero 'ilflllafia with MIDDLEPORT Church worshiP: B P m.: Wednesday am ; Morn ing worship , 10 30 arKJther time and place . POMEROY FIRST BAP· S 6 the YRev Brad lev 01 The Naurene n1ght B1ble s tudy! B P m am , Sunday evening serv1ce II Kings TIST - Robert Kuhn, pastor , w- ·· ~ ·.t..' -- Rev . Don Cole , pas MT. OLIVE CHURCH - 7 p.m. Wednesday evening 6:4·7 And books lilerally have 1he power lo change your life They can William Wotson, Sunday AUTLANDHFIRST · BAPto r . , Mrs Mary L~ they , Long Bottom , Sund!IY Sc hool. prayer service!, 7 30 p m SChOol supt Sunday School. TIST CHURC f R~v . ~og er Sundo'y SchOOl Supt. Sunday 10 am with Willard Pigott . BETHLEMEM BAPtiST slimulale your tnlellect. arouse your curloslly They can lead you ln1o Wednes<:U '' ~ · ln am .; B'(F , 6 p m .. Bible Ford, Jr ., . Pt\5 or. rewy school 9·30 a .m.,· morning supt Evang elistic message , Rev Earl Shuler, pastor more profllable and exctling work. Matthew ' study, WtdnesdaY 7 p rn_.; Gore, supt ' Su nday school. worsh ip, 11 am , Sunday each Sunday evenjng, 7 30 by Worship service. 9:30 a .m ,· choir pradic;:e, Wedn!sday"; 1 ' 9 l 30 a .m ; mornlno worship , evang,ellstlc meeting , 7: 30 Elder Russell Cline, minister Sunday school. 10 30 am , 21 :18·22 I Wllhou11he Immortal power or books, we would nol know ol pasl fl :30 D.m . 10 45 .!_m. · . p.m , Prayer mee ting Of the Apostolic Faith Bible, Bib le stUay and prayer man and pasl civlltzalions. We would not know lhe creallons or men· Thursday ivliLtNGHAM ~HURCH THE HILAND C HAP~L , •Wedne$day , 7:30pm . ' Study, Wednesday, 7 30 p.m. service Thur$da_y, 7 30 p.mMerit - Pulor Jerry Lew iS Sundo George COSIO, pa,Sior Sun ay T H E' U N I T E D 5T IVERS VILLE COM . CAR LETON- CHi.iR CH kind lhroughout his long htslory or tnsptrltlon and slrength. lchool,2 130p . m wlthworSh l~ School. 9 30 . 11 m ; evening PRESBYTERIAN MtN· MUNITY CHURCH - Sunda~ Kingsbury Road Gar.y King , 10.49-52 One tmmortal Book offers you beauJy, hape and lnspirallon atrvlce et 3:30 P m • mid : worship, 7. 30. Thur5d .ay ISTRY OF MEIGS school service. 10 am .. pastor Sunday school. 9.30 wttkservict, Tutsdi'{ 1 7:90p . eve,n ing prayer service . 7 · 3 COUNTY, Dw ight L. Zt~vitz, Prayer meeting, T.hursday, 7 a.m .. even inQ worship , 7 30 more lhan any olher Friday m Pm Pastor Director . P m. . Sunday evening service. p m l'rayer meetmg. Wed II Timoihl Go and lind this Book. Ftnd lhe slrenglh inn, when you enler Into · HARRISONVILLE lpm nesday, 7·30pm 4:16·18 Sundoy Churc h Sc hool, 9:30 ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST . lhe House of lhe Lord am ., Mn . Homer Lee, Supt.; - - Pomeroy_ Harr isonville L 0 N G 8 0 T .T 0 M SaiUrday Morning Worship 10 lO Road Mike Girton . pastor , CHRISTIAN- Bruce Sm ith, MIDDLEPORT• _ · s 'unda~~ Steven Stantey , Sunday school pastor Wallace Dam ewood , Deuieronor · Church School ~ supr Sunday sch ool , 9. 30 Supt. Bible School, 9:30am . COP)'rlghi 1175KelsterAdvertlalngSemce, Jnc , Sirasbu,g, lllrglnla . 30 a . ' 9 4 27·31 Richa r d vau!ihari 1 s u;! ·: am , morning worship and Preachln g servl~e , 10:45a .m. Sc,lpturtslllectedOy ·neAmtlicanBibleSoclely Weald YoaPiay A GoldenHII'J)? Worship_:_ 10·30 ani commun1on. 10 . 30 ayout~ .m.; NoHYSELL evening serviCe While John the Divine, (who W4IS the author of the Book of Morning SYRACUSE Morning' Su n.day evening. RUN . FREE~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Worship , 9 am . ; sunday Chnstlanendeavor,6.30p.m , METHODIST CHURCH Revelation) was eliled to the j.alallfl ol Patmoa, he was given a Church School. 10 a.m , Mrs . worship serv jce, 7:30 p m Rev Paul Neville , pastor lint hand lookJnto the kingdom of Heaven. He saw tl!e throne Sam pson Hall. s uot Wednesday evening prayer Sunday Sc hool 9 :30 a .m, With the hope it will, In some measure, foster and help sustain that RUTLAND CHURCH OF •meeting and Bible study, 7:30 Morning service , 10 :30 am., of God, the four and .twen(y elders, the angels, and tlie four p m youth sen,lce. 6:45 p.m. which is good·ln family and community life, this feature is sponsored by GOD Rev . Jomes 0 · ST 'JOHN LUTHER AN Evangelistic service 7:30pm . beute, and there were trumpets, and BOWlds of music and Guynn, the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. , · sc hoQI 10putor am . . Sunday Sunday CHURCH , p lne Gro\le , Th e p rayer . mee t·1ng , Th urs d.tJy, aqtng.llut the mollt sil!itlftclnt \!lll1g about John's vision was worship, 11 9 nj.'; Sunday ~!~tor~ ~~~~chl~~~~~~~~~a~~~6 7 : ~o.fEmE D OM GosPeL •hen he saw a new heaven and a new earlb, and a new evening service, 7 p.m .; am Sunday School10 . 30a m MISSION at Bald Knob . Rev . Jen~~~lem dawn .. " city not made with hands, .There BRADBURY CH.URCH OF E . J . Griffith, supt . at church; Wednesday worship service, wua remarkable resemblance between this new city and the ] :30 P m CHR 1ST- Bible School. 9·30 Rev L R. Giuesencamp , - Near Long am , morning worshiP 10:30 pastor , Roger Willfred , sr , ldngdom of heaven. The llize of thil city Ia about half the llize of cHu'RCH ' Bottom , Edsel Hart, pastor . am ; Sunda Ye'Oenlng worship Sun dar Sr;;hool supt Sunday Sales-Quasar- Service Racine our United Statee. Streets of pure ' 11old, gates of pearl, and sundi'V schdOI, 10 am ; service . 7 p m , choir practice schoo, 9 30 a m ; praye r Ph. 949·9591 Racine Ph. 949·3151 , 1 30 p m .; prayer Wednesday 1 p.m. Rev . Jeff meet1ng , Tuesday , 7.30 p.m. ; nlla of Jasper, aU pure ·and clean and no aln or darkness Church meeting, 7:30p .m. Thursday . Ranson , Pastor youth meetmg. 6p .m Sunday , there. The Lamb Ia the light, and those wha go uiere have tbelr M•IQ:OLEPORT PEN · ANTIQUITY BAPTIST - leaders Ad& Van Meter and 11111118 written In the Lamll:a.~ !li.Ufe. WJlen tbe trumpet ol TECO.STAL- Thlrd ~ Ave . , the Rev Freeland Norrls ... pastor Gr etta .Suttle . Sund~ eyenlng ReV: W IIIIa"' Knltte1 pastor . Sunday school 10 am. ,· wprsh1p, 7 p .m .,• through the Lord lhaU 101md and time~ declared no more, then Clrlst Ronald Ouglm , Sunday1 School Church service. 7 p m wmter months Sporting Supp11esond C. B.'s Chesler, Ohio oi l oges; Wednl!doy Bible Study, 7 MT. HERMON CHURCH lhalll'lllp hie church; and there He shaU be their Gad and the Supt .1 CIUSU1 for 7·30 301 Paga Middleport, Ohio · Bible p m OF THE UNITED . even ng serv ce, ' ' RACINE CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN IN CHRIST aalnl1l Hil people. There Ia every ,Indication that It's passlble study, ' Wednesadev. 7:30 ' ., : vouth services, Friday, I NAZARENE - Rev . John A . Rev James H . Leach , pas tor . for lhe aalnts to play on harpe or liumpell, and the Bible says p.m 7 : ~ o · p 11) . Coffman, ,pa,t()r Sunday Sunday school. 9:30 a. m , they aang a new 101111, a song the angela cannot sing. So II you FREEWI ~L BAPTIST SchOol, 9:30 ' a ' m : Gerold Russell Spencer , supl.; l' Corner Ash and 1'1um, Mid · Wells , sup! . Morning Worsh ip, Worsh ip service. 10 45 a m., would play agoldan harp, then, now, In this pret!ellt Ufe Ia the dleport • ; Noel Herrman , 10 .30 "! · m , Sunday evening evening Worship alternating Nallonwlde IMurance Co of Columbus, 0. Groterles & General Merchandise time and place to prepare. Repent, believe In the Lord Jesus ·pastor saturday eyenlng worsh1p , 7:30 ; I Prayer with C. E . at 7:30 p. m on 301Spring Ave .' Pomeroy Roch~e Ph. 949·5772 service', 1 p.m. s unday school meeting , Wednesday , 7.30 p Sunday PrtJyer meeting , 7:30 Cllrlat, and thi!U shalt be aaved. The Bible says those wha 10 em , : s unday evenin g 'm otam2-ma p. m . Wednesday . Attred ancllre unto the and the aame Shall 'be saved. May Gild bless worship 1 p m , Wolfe , lay leader . ' ,. ' RACINE FIRST BAPTIST WHITE'S f;HAPEL ~u. - Rev ..., , Dr. Robert. Persons. , ,1,. -W alter P Blkacsan , pastor ; •coot vi tie RD Rev . Roy Ronn ie Salser , Sunday sch oot Deeter , pastor Sunday school, Supt. Sunday school. ~ · lo 9. 30 a.m., worship service , ' ·l ' ' Two Location• a.m ; morning worship, 10:40 , IO · JO a.m Bib le study and ~ ' even ng. ' Sunday evening worsh ip, 7 30, prayer ser vice. Wednesday , Middleport, 0 . 59 N. Second >I. 214 E. Main Pomeroy ' Dr. and Mrs. Don Gibson Wednesday evening Bibl e 7 30 p.m , 46 CoU..i St. G.llipolls;-G. Ph. 992·5130 study, 7 30 · RUTLAND an d Gay Lynn were weekend DANVILLE WESLEYAN "rnrrt:AiilJ CHURCH OF ylai\Ofs of Lana Glb,ton and COOPER~~~~~ PARISH Rev Lelon Gla•ure , pastor . CHRIST Rod Kasler , the B d Do 1a THE UNITED Sunday School, 9·30 am, paslor : V H . Braley. Sunday Mr. andMrs.DwlghtSeiple MrU dMug sesF · Wha,l METHODISTCHURCH youth and junior youth ser school supt. Sunday school, of Groveport were supper . an rs. . 0 . ey RobertT. lumgarner, vice , 6 .45 p m . , .evening 9 30 am. worship service We Fill All Doctors Prescr iptions 100 E. Main Ph . 992-3486 1 1 f Florida No • 01 1 worship, 7 30 p.m.; prayer and communion~ 10:30 a.m.; Pomeroy Pomeroy gueall of the Eugene Younlls ' ~ ~v ng or r v. roc or and praise , Wednesday, 7:30 youth meetlng ,, 6p m . Sunday 992·295S IIO•fur the lrinler · I POMEROY CLUSTER p.m evening $ervlce. 7: regular . SUnday evening, ' ' ' ., • Rev. Robt~IHeyden SILVER RUN FREE board meeting , lhlrd Satur The Senior Citizens of the Mrs . Louise Dixon of Rtv. D. Wm , SydenSirlcklr BAPTIST , _ Miles Trout , day , 7 P m ' ~onvtUe group met with '• Downing ton ,pent Thlll'llilay,\•~,. . ~H ~~~~~~ sc~~s~/,1' : .~s pastor . Sunde Y scitool. 10 RUTLAND COMMuNITY b ith Mr "'and Mrs~" .,. ipOMEROY W 0 ti l am' Leon Miller , supt . CHURCH - Sunday School " Mrs ~leGraham Tuesday eve nin• w · • • P Evening service. 7:30 p m : 9:30a.m.; worship service, 11 Attend the Church of Your Choice Louis W. Osborne . ' · · Robert Clatk ' . '1 0. 30a.m Churc~ School 9 · 15 Prayer meeting, Thursday, a .m. Wednesday - Prayer Pomeroy I'll. 992·2178 . Pomeroy Ph. m.:M98 220 E. Main evenlng. • · a.m. UMYF 6<3° p.m. · 7:30pm meet ing, 7:30 p.m. Youth CHESTER Ci1URCH OF services, Friday, 7:30 p.m., Mr and Mrs RoberiAikire , Recent caller •. of Ava ' ENTERPRISE - Worship . lhe · Spa"·· of Gilkey wete Dorolh)' sheets 9 o.m Church S<hool 10 a.m · GOD-Rev . Bob&y Porter, . Sunday nlgnt worship, 7: 30. viii ted Sam ._, ·' ' ROCK SPRINGS pastor . Sunday school, 9.30 • Albland over the weekend MargaretDouglasandFreda Worsh ip ~ 0 o.m. Church am .; worship service, 11 RUTLAND CHURCH Or I -. • Enntule they called on t~ Carsey. ' ~~~~~ 9 .m. UMYF 6: 30 am ; evening service , 1.30, THE NAZARENE - Rev . ..__ I b' The Senior Citl!e•• -1FLATWOODS _ worsh ip youth service, Wednesday, Lloyd D. Gr imm. Jr ., paSior . Bakers of Gay 90's Bread Bobby Giwuul at Co wn us 'lOll r 7.30 p m Sunday school. 9 30 am ; Homellle Saws Ph. 992·3030 Midd1ep,ort ' poned their trip to the 'Amll!h lla.m . Church SchooiiOo .m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN worship service, 10 :30 a .m. Chnter I'll. 915-3308 .. IPPLIPORTCLUSTER CHURCH _ Ted J ones broadcUt live over WMPO ; · ••-. anA Mra. Babe .whale• setUement due to lnplement Rt~. Robtrt Bumurnar pastor sundav school, 9!JO young people's service. , 6:45 : "" '1 ,. the '' ·u HEATH - Worshlp10 .30 ' eanoelllstlrservlce730pm "• """b •JO a ·"- ' .morning a.m.: Roy worship Sigman, . $Upt :, , Prayer v .. 0f C0IUm II§, VISlied ' AVB wea , r. d L , a ,'m Chur c' h S·hoo19 • . meeting , Wednesday , 10 30 ' Gilkey Thursday thru Mr . an Mrs . eroy UMYF 6 p.m. sunday evening service , 7:30; 7 30 P m .' MISSionary Kerm's Korner McGrath his children his \RUTLAND Je flrey mid ·week service , Wed meeting , 7 30 P m tlrst · Kermit Welton Middleport, Ohio Saturday and atlerilled' ~' • . G" rber . . Pastor . Worship nesday . 7, 30 P m . Wednesday of month . Pomeroy SYRACUSE CHURCH OF MASON COUNTY I Bob Evans Festival al • mother,MollleMcGrath,and •10 :30a .m. Church Scnoo19 .30 I a.lllpolla, ' Mr .,andMrs. Larry McGrath o,mSYRACUIE CLUSTER ~~wEard~A~~!~k~:~~~;;/:;b MASON FIRST BAPTIST " ' Mr and Mrs Curl An· were diMer guests of the I Rev . Rlchord E. Jorvls . Mo.ore , Sunday School Supt., Second ond Pomeroy Sts., d-~ and Mr~ and Mrs. Earl McGraths Sunday. a . ~s~~!~h Scho~ns~JP. ~~~ Sunday School . classes for oil Ston craig, pastor . s unday -· M d M H ld ages. 9•30 a .m. ; morn ing school , 9:45 am .: worshiP ' AndyAndenonofDwlblr W r. an rs . aro UMW first Tue•d• \':. worship, to .•s . N'' PS Sundoy, servlco. 11 am : trolning 700 E. Main Pomeroy "Hell" Dealer ' ' Gr abam an d lhree chlldren 'a .m. FORST RUNSchool - wOr$hlp I Va ,, were dinner guests Church tO o.m9 6 30 p.m : evongeiStlc ser· un 1on , 6: 30 p.m. ; evening DNII992·2101 Ph. 9•9·S96 1 vice , Synday, 7.30 p.m Mid· worship service, 7:30 p.m Third St. ' SUndayofMr. andMn. Jerry were wee ken d gues ts of ' Pu~w lhlrd Wednesday 7:30 week !)'rover meellng , Wed- Mld ·week prayer service , Frum and Paul Andel'llon. Bell!'le Graham . ·MiNERSVILLE _ Worship nesqay , 7 30 p m.; Mlsslonory Wednesday , 7: 30 m. •• The Lend-A-Hand met at David Carr ls making a , 10o .m. ChurchSth0019a .m ~~g~~~ . second Wednesday, c.:-'R~~~.NP . oc~o•R•~rMI~:, ( , re home Wed· quick recovery. He is now UMSYWRIAhl0rdUMSEondoy 7·c3Urmch UNITED FAITH NON· St , Mason . W Va · s undoy Fine Food & Service ' the Bob Alkl DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Bible Sludy 10 a.m.; Worship The Store with A Heart Locust 51. Middleport neadayeve"'" with Maraarel able to drive his car, • • . , School 9. :30 o.m. Wors hip Robert Smith, pastor. Sunday 11 o.m ond 7 P m. Bible Study Ph. 949·3342 Racine Mr . andM rs. Roy w··-ma 7 30 p.m. Dial 9R2-5241 "'"'"laa as.....cc..hOiiless ..with .,.. ' n service SOUTHERN CLUSTER sc hoo I. 9: 30 a .m . , class Wed nes d oy 7 p.<m , vocal . ' • """" di ta of th leoder. Leo Hill , worshiP music. 1 ' 111\leen persons present were nner gues e . Rev . Howord.Shvtley service, 10 :30 am .. church, FIRST SOUTHERN Meigs County Branch I', I Refreshments were served I~ Larry Clarks at Chesler R:v~'i:,::v:~.~;~s,:~kl l : ~o g·~ N u N I T E D !n~I~!!r;n~o~~;~~~ ~:~f~r~ I ' keepint! with Halloween. Sunday. . , Wolr~~IHPA~:~O-o .~~r~~sJrch BRETHREN IN CHURIST.- Walter Cloud . Sunday school. '( Church and Office SuppliesGifts . The former Frances Mrs. Lana Gibson called on S•hoot 10 . 30 o.m. Elden R Bloke , pastor . 9 <S ,a m.: worship service, 11 99 Mill St. Middleport day • Sunday Sc hool tO ~ ,m .. am and 7 30 p m. V'(eekly 0 Ph. 992·3163 Pomeroy 296 W. Second Uy·ton ·· and her husband • Mrs. NeIlle Borgan ~WI CARMEL - Church SchOOl Howard McCoy, s upt. , Bible $1Udy, Wednesday , 7:JO ·. •' 30 1 called 011 lhe Hial Frenth'S aflemoonLuJ. U Eshelman . ;~~o:~:r~~o~~~~o!~ o.m ~:~~~"l 5~[g"!,~n, s ~rv'~c~s : p ~ASON ASSEMBLY OF ' FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS 111 • Mrabe ed Mr D s~!:,I;~~0G:.~v~o7s~l~?:~~ Chrl$tian Endeavor . 7' 30 GOD, Dudding Lone, Mason , recently. Med 2 COII•tnlent LOCIIIOIII , an S • ._,I!Y Vp.m: lSI 'and 3rd Sunda~s,· p.m : Sono service, 8 p.m : W ·Va ., Chestor Tennant , Mn. Letha Cowen had a ca11 On Preocnl ng 8:30 p.m. : Mid Pa stor . Sunday School 9 45 C.taract removed from her Ellla recen t1y · ' Prayer meeting Wednes ay Week Praye r meeting , a.m , Children 's Church 6 4.5 Bakers of Good Bread .._ -. ......... y at O'Ble-· .E. R . Carr had a wreck . at, ,, i 1 'r3l~ ~~ur~!lylo~sph.~ . s'(/'~~ We dnesday , 7 p m . ; Roy p.m .. Young People's Service Huntington, W. Ve . ••• "'"'""" · 1 HI '"' Adams , joy leader 6: 45 p m. , Evangelistic HC11Pilal L ma . I car • ":as ln -. uesdoy 7.30 p m. I CHURCH OF JESUS Service 7· 30 p m.; W~ men's ' . demolished and he • WBS • S•E'hooAS1T1,L1 E,TnAd R3Trd-SuCnhdUorycsh CH R 1ST LO<IIed It Mi551ona ry Council 10 a .m. .Mrs. Joe Carsey spent four h llallzed • •• • • Rullond on New Limo Rood, llrs l and third Tuesdays . 01P 9 =30 a .m. Fourth Sunday next to Forest Acre Pork · Prayer and Bible study, daya vlaltlng the Darold · ' Mr . and Mrs. Clifford . 10' 30 o.m . Worship lnd Rev . Roy Rouse. pastor ; Wednesday, 7•30 p.m. Gnham fiJIIily at Newark. Sunday 7·30 p.m 4th Sunday Robert Musser . Sunday School 300 E. Main Pomeroy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alkire Anderson of Vienna, W. Va., 9:30 o,m.; Prayer Meeting supt . sunday school. 10 , 30 PH. 992·5081 Middleport, Ohio ••~ Mn. Margaret~~ guesllof Mr. and Mf.l.. WeJinesd•y 7 30 p.m. ,UMW, _ a,m . :.worsh l p #.l# p .~Bi blt HARTFORD CHURCH 6~ .."' lstrTue-sdav 7130 p.m. ~ --~u~ wed d 7.. 3l-;~i 1, In C hriSiil~ Union -· went to ilelpre ThuriJdtl' or\ \Jerry Fnun and ; 'Paul .AllWESLE!W'A'N- IRaoln\t) '7 • 1s t ~~i/4~~ ~~~ijyt'ra'yor -~~·. CHRIST ' The Rev Willlern Cahlpbell r ~...•-•. . ~ f deraon SUnday. ·I ' S und~y , 1;School 10 JO rtH'il v c . ) ~!.II TP:.m ! ~ ·. , pastor . SundBY School, 9:30 UIIDI·~worship , 1 e.m : Jr . '\JMYR11{J 1 "'"-~~ If~ a.m , J«imts tiughes, supl , ' The 12$th anniversary of < ,, wednesday 3:30 p.m 1 'S ible HRIS., II·N. :._ • ov~r service. 7:30 p.m. "The Friendly Folks" Study Thursd•y 7 p,m. Cholnr· Wltsonr ' ph tor Walflc~ evenlnv Small Engine Salts & Service Wednesdav evening prayer the Presbyterian Church will Practice Thursday I p.m. ilradrord : fUpt .; morning meeti ng . 7 30 p f1'l Youth Pomeroy, Ohio 491 Locust St. Middleport Ph. 992-Mf2 be held Sunday • LE'f'ART FALLS - Church worship, 9:30; church school, prayer service each Tuesday . ' ·-'u-.DennlaG"~-v School l$1 , 2nd, Jrd Sundays 10: 30 ; yo~ng PIOPII'S FAIRVIEW BIBLE " Mr. ...,_. ...,., 10 : 15 a.m. •th Sundoy 9 · 15 mHtlng , 6:30 p.rn 1 evening CHURCH , Letart. W. Vo, ~~ and i:hildl'en, An«e8 aJlll ' am .; Worshlr Ill, 2nd , 3rd WOI'IIItlp, 1:30 p.m.; Blblt 1. Rev . George Hoschar , :' Sunday School 9 · l(l Chrl1 vltlled hll grandt, i:J , ~~::*'•Y~J ·p.~ em.: "h st~~ w,go~~~~fim:.· apastor .m. Prayer and Bible study ' mother, AVI GIJtey SQnday. •li a1111 MO STA1J !<O•,· Ccoil Co• . pastor 7: 30 p m. Cottogt Prayer ~·992· 2214 The FInest In f;Aoblle Homes Mldd. . . Aft 1 worta P 0 • m.; .~ur~h ,• fim day Sch ool supt . Jot Serv ice Tuesdey , tO e .m _ ri:~; 1100 E. Main Pilmtroy I'll. 992·7034 Mr. end ltfrl. Jqe ~~ · School ..o, a .m.: ,., ... .v;~ ' Sa\lrt) 5!'"d•l' school. 9:45 worsn tP servIce. Thursdav , Ylsl~ -'the VancM Blllll'da'f• Servtce .,.._,nesdoy I~ m. • 11 m .• sundov evening wor . 7 30 p.m. ,, mo,rnlng , worsh ip . . . , ,' ' .., "• ....• -·. 8LAZe51 LOOK~ LtKI' A N16HT CWS CHORUS LIIJE'! y TH&Y'V& SLIR5 SliT WHAT'RE' <!!JOT THE' Rle!HT THi'l DOIN6 KIND OF ~.5> AWAV OLIT AND COSTLII.\&5 HE'R!a... MILE'f; FOR IT! I=ROI.I l'Hi NI1Aile5T TOWIJ ~ AlolD •Q H~ 11111JKS •KJ8 32 tKQ7 • A 97 5 I HA\J!3t.J'T 1-DTIC&D IT! East-West vulnerable I.3. Wesl Norlh Easl Pass Pass 2t Pass Pass Pass Openong lead - IC •31 • ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION GAUL'S MARKET RArS TV & HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER . P, J. PAULEY, AGENT ... NOW l.ET'S MAkE 'TR4.CIGS WHILE WI: STILL CAN! ACROSS Hanisonville Soci~y News . SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT • • ' J' GASOUNE AILEY THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS &LOAN CO. ' POWELL'S SUPER VAW Z9 Uke ~amr akin %1 First-rate %3 Raman 30 Slrlnt!ed lnstrwnents 35 Celtic deity 3i Meadaw historian %4 Swamp %5 South Carolina sound river ~Sports Spectacular 8,10; Preserving Food 33. Ball A. 5:GO-FB1 3; I Dream of Jeannie A: To Be Announced 15; French Chel 33. S:30-Adam·l2 A; Erica 33. 5:.15-Maklng Things Work 33. 6:00-News 3,4,8,10; God Has The Answer 15; What Now, America? 33. 6::Mh-NBC NewsJ•••15; Rhoda 8; CBS News 10; Lilias, Yoga and You 33. 7:00-World At War 3; Lawrence Welk •.15; Hee Haw 6,8; Firing Line 33; In The Know 10; Newsmaker '75 13. 7.30-Treasure Hunt 3; LISI of the Wild 10; Wild Kingdom 13. 8:00-Movle " Hurricane Hannah" 3•••15; Howard Cosell 6,13; Jelfersons 8, 10; Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 33. • : ~!-lope 8:30-Doc B, 10: 8:5G-"The ·Absent.Minded Professor" 3,A,15. 9:GO-S.W.A.T. 6,13; Mary Tyler Moore 8,10; American Family 33. 9.30-Bob Newhart 8,10. IO : ~all Helm 6,13; Carol Burnell 8,10; Sound Stage 33. ll :GO-News 3,A,8,10,13; Buckeye Football Highlights 6; Outdoors with Ken Callaway 13; Monty Python's Flying Circus 33. " n·JO-Movle "A Man Could Gel Killed 3 Weekend ·A 15· ABC News 6; Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 8; W~y Hayes : Football 10; Movie " The Wasp Woman" 13; Janakl 33. n ·oi.S-Movle "Sweet, Sweet Rachel" 6. 12:00-Movle "This Properly Is Condemned" 10. 1:0<>--Movle "The Love God?"~~ Movie "From Hell II Came" 13. 1·30-Soul Train 6. 2 : ~ovte "Scared Stiff" 10. " 2:30-ABC News 13. 3 · ~ovle "He Rides Tall •· • = ~ovle "The .Great Sioux ~assacre" 10. 5:oo-Movle "Never on Sunday A. AstroGrapt-1 Madeira SO ONE, ON SADIG HAWKINS ~Y, NOVCMBG.F< 15lli , SHI::'L.L HAVE 10-SCB.':"- s~rn.e: FO'ONE o'THEserr Z8 ~u:~e's BerniCe Bede 0101 For _ ,, New. 1, 1171 zt various 31 Slackening In tempo Jr.--+--+32 Islet 33 Common aliment 34 Hewn stone 36So- lr.:-+-+- ·h --fi\Vt (2wds.) 37 Metallic 38 Skin problem DAILY CRYJ>TOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: AXYDLBAAXR Ia LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another. In thlo sample A 11 used for the Three L's, X for the two O's, etc Si'lgle letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day Ihe code letters are dlllerent. CRYPTOQUOTE MF TAAKTMR M WVY FVYKLFA LF VF LE M SMF BKV KME KTMR DOY LY.-MRWML E YT· KLE JTFEVr.' Yuterday'a Cryptoquote: A UTl'LE KNOWLEDGE. THAT ACI'S IS WORTII INFINITELY MORE niAN MUCH KNOWLEDGE THAT IS IDLE. - GIBRAN CCltln~ Kla a roii1um Srndlea~e, N&N SPORT SHOP · ' WII.KINSQN'S 18 Chimney dUt %7 Salty ;~;;~~~~~~~~~~:~ ,, . cacy (Fr.) 9:00-Secret Lives of Waldo Kitty 3,.,15; Electric Company 20. 9.30-Pink Panther 3,4,15 ; Lost Saucer 13; Bl; Blue Marble 6; Scooby-Doo 8,10; Mister Rogers 20 . 10 :00-Land of the Lost ~.A, 15; Adventures of Gilligan 13; 1-lol Dog 6; Shazam J.Jsls 8,10; Sesome Street 20. 10:3<>-Run, Joe, Run 3,.,15; Groovle Goalies 6,13 . 11 :GO-Return to the Plane of the Apes 3,4,15; Speed Buggy 6,13; Space Nuts 8,10; Electric Company 20. 11.30-Weslwlnd 3,4,15; Oddball Couple 6,13; Ghost • Busters 8, 10; Ml•ler Rogers 20. 12:GO-Jetsons 3,4,15: uncle Croc's Block 6, 13; Valley of the Dinosaurs 8, 10; Vegetable Soup 20. 12:30-LIIe 3,.,15; College Football Pre.Game Show 6, 13; Fat Albert 8, 10. • 12:tS-College Football 6,13 . 1.00-Soul Train 3; ttTakes A Thlel4; Children's Film Fesllval8,10; Bonanza15; Man Who Wouldn't Keep Suite 33. • 1 : ~To Be AMounced 33.. 2:00-Marsha'fl Football '75 3; Bonanza A; VIewpoint 8; Urban League 10; Wrestling 15; Film 33. 2:30-NFL Game of the Week 3: Movie " Savage Pempes" 8; Movie "Bachelor In Paradise" 10; Valiant Years 33. 3:oo-Green Acres 3; Movie A; To Be Announced 15; Family AI War 33. 3 ]()-Movie "II I Had • Million" 3. • :oo-<:ollege Football 6, 13; To Be Announced 15; Making Thing Grow 33. • cr-Convene Midway Malllet-Pomeroy Ph. 992-2582 Bob's Malllet-Mason Ph. 773-5721 .nre, 15 Wine's dell- N Languid asman • MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Yesterday's Alllwer SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1975 6:00-S unrlse Semester 10; Debates for the '70S 13. 6:3<>-Mallers of Life 6; TV Classroom 8: Treehouse Club 10. 7·00-Salurday Report 3; Farm Front •: Eddie Sounders 6: Treehouse Club 8; U.S Form Report 10; Kentucky Afield 13. 7·30-Bullwlnkle 3; I Dream of Jeannie 4; Etsons 6; Dusty's Treehouse8; Man From C.O.S.I. 10: Devlin 13; Mister Rogers 20. 8:00- Emergency Plus 4 3,4,15; Hong Kong Phooey 6,13; Pebbles and Bamm .Bamm 8,10; Sesame Street 20. 8:3<>-Josle and the Pussycats 3.•, 15; Tom and Jerry· Grape Ape 6,13: Bugs Bunny. Road Runner 8; Bugs Bunny and Friends 10. Cutoff HEINER'S BAKERY M&R. SHOPPING CENTER IGA JOODLINER %Lady of lake Z! Fish eggs ' McClURE'S DAIRY ISLE RACINE FOOD MARKET DOWN region Old 9 - hygienist musical 11 Filth Ure note In a higher place Russian t RACINE PWMBING & HEATING Contrite 1 Tolerate Items ' " MEIGS TIRE CENTER (Do you have a question lor the experts? Write "Ask the Jacobys" care of this newspaper. The Jecobys will answer individual questions if stamped, sell· addressed envelopes are enclosed. The most interesting questions will be used m this column and will receive copies of JACOBY MODERN.) Spain 3 Rest ( 3 wds.) 13 Typewriter 4Jazz great, pari Kid 14 Fawn's Sis In mother trade 15 Baseball's 6 - Gardner Sando 7 Like a 16 Shot of faulUess booze secretary? 17 Blackbaard NEW YORK Q.OTHING HOUSE MARK V STORE We apen the. bidding one spade. We have 14-card points in the pleasant form of two aces and two kings and we also have a five-card spade suit, such as it is. 11 Stringent 1% Smudged BEN FRANKLIN STORE ! .65432. AK98 +A2 .K3. (-2 wds. ) . RIDENOUR SUPPLY FURNITURE AND HARDWARE BETSY ROSS BAKERY I BLUE & GRAY RESTAURANT A California reader wants to know what we do as dealer with : 40 Sweetsop 5 Green dish 10 Symbol of Russia, in carloo!18 ' • DUDLEY'S ~ 1 Regarding ,, REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES 2N.T JN.T ~a."' tal by THOMAS JOSEPH ALLEY OOP INDIAN JOE'S WAID CROSS SONS STORE 2.t• Pass Pass Pass Pass J t =iEH . CIJI!IIni Soulh By Oswald & James Jacoby "',-11{-Y_'I_O.,. Fourth-suit forcing is a JI.I7GE HOT, modern invention We hope It LfST I lie never replace horse and buggy bidding. North 's two-diamond call is a n example. He didn 't know what to bid so he tried two diamonds to see what · m1ght happen This caused South to bid two · and three notrump and North had to decide what to do. Finally, he passed in the hope that South could llandle the · diamond suit by himself. It ° . turned out that South could. East won the first trick with the ace of diamonds and returned the suit. South won and led the queen of spades covered by West's king and dummy's ace. At this point South decided to take an un· usual safety play. He led a low h~art from dummy and played the eight spot fnm his own hand. Th1s safety play cost him an overtrick, but South did not care The game was rubber bridge and he was interested in be1ng as sure of his contract as possible . 31 WEST EAST • K9 • 10 8 6 2 .96 •Ql07 t J 10 9 8 6 4 t A2 • K32 •Ql084 SOUTH IDI 1/t""" Scream" 13; Sammy & Company 6; Movie The Horror at 37,000 Feel" 8; Movie "Horror Rises from the Tomb" 10: Janak! 33. l : ~ldnlghl Special 3,4,15; Movie "Scream • Blacula, Scream" 6; Movie "Terror In the flaunted House" 10. I :30-News 13. 2:3<>-Movle " The Gho$1 & Mr. Chicken" 4. 4·3<>-Movle "Diary of a Madman" A ·Safety play loses overtrick t 53 • J6 , QUIT 'SIJDKII.lb 11 : ~Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Movie "Scream, Bla~ulo, wiNNeAtA.6BRt'DGBENews 33. • l\J7543 • A 54 ·c Senttonett~ 7:00-Truth or Cons. 3: Political Talk~ ; Lawrence Welk 6: Bowling lor Dollars• 6; Aviation Weather 33; News 10, Do/) Adams Screen Test 13; Family Affair 15, Ot)lo J purnal 20. 7 :3<>-Porter Wagnoner 3, ~obby Vinton 4; Candid Camera 6: • Eve~l,ng'E~Itlon with Martin Agronsky 20; $25.000 Pyramid 10; To Tell the Truth 13; Pop Goes the Country 15; Ba<k Perspective on the News 33. a:OO-Sanlord and Son 3.~.15 ; Barbary Coasl6,13; Big Eddie 8, 10; Wa$hlnglon Week In Review 20.~1 8 · 3~hlco & the Man 3,4,15: MASH 8.10: Wall Street Week 20.33. . 9•00-Rockford Flles3,~,15; Movie 6,13, Howall Flve0 8, 10; Firing Line 20; Masterpiece Theatre 33. 10:00-PoUce Woman 3,~.15; Barnaby Jones 8, 10; News 20; Paul Nuchlms 33. 10: 3G-Avlallon Weahther 20. NORTH BOOKS ARE NOBLE the Television log for easy vie.w ing YUII'LL BE OUR HOUSEBOY UNTil. BUu<Y SNAPS OUT OF THIS, IF HE EVER DOES. '"'·> Alii !I (11-h 21·Aprll It) II'S lo your advantooe lo make compronilsel today when condillons call ·lor lhem . Be tho tlrol lo show willingness 1o cooperate. TAURUS (April 2U·IIe, 20) Don 1t be ntee to a friend today jusl because you expecl something In return II you're Insincere, your pal will be awere of lt. OI!IIIN1 (II., 21-J.-10) Ala social galher lng today someone may tell you of a glowing opportuniJy you can gel In on. Chances are ll's grossly exaggeraled. CANCI!II (JIIIt 21-July 22) Try nol 10 be overlY protective ot those In your charge loday. ll's basi 10 let lnem sland on lhelr own te8t. LI!O (July u : Alltl• 22) Take palno 10 be reallallc In your evaluations today. or your oPtimism will lead you down IM garden path VIRGO (AUf. 23-Sept. 22) · You're sllll nol oul ollh& woods llnanclolly. Counl your pennies carelully again lodoy LtSIIA (ltpl. 23·0ct. 23) Don'l be loo easily lntluenced loday. Juat because someone has b igger Ideas, II doesn ' t FROM TH' LOOi<S ·OF 'tOUR HOUSE; MA'AM .. I'D SAV 'IOU GOOD MAN·- JVERYBODT ,.th0p1 the AD WAY / t' KINGSBURY HOME SAI,ES & SEifii(:E, INC. II;G r GOEGLEIN READY MIX ' .. l v· 'l> ' • necessarily lollow that they are better SCORPIO (Oct. 24·NO¥. 22) II wil l lake more lhan lUll a material gesture to help one you're concerned about. He need s a compassionate listener as welL 8A01TT ARTUS (Now. 23-Dec. 21) It you ' re planning somelhlng special lhls evenIng, slay away trom lhe sp0\1 lhal draw largo crol"ls Go somewhere cozy and lntlmalo . ·' CAPIIICOAN (Dec. 22·Jon. 11)11'a a good llmelo reassess your values to determ i ne whelher goals you're seeking are wonh all Slops required lo achieve lhem. AQUARIUS (Jtn. IO·Feb. It) You will be tar more appeollng today tt you lone your deeds down a bit ralher Than boasl about them. PISCES (Feb. 20-llercll 10) Be doubly surelhose you're in· volved with buslnesswiSa today are as elhlcal ,aboul everylhlng as vou are Don't be afraid to ask questions ~Your VBirthday Nov. I, 1175 Be e)(tr a alert for opportunities lhls coming yoar They could come trom lhe iaaol auspecled sources . Don 't sit on your Ideas Discuss lhem wllh per· sons who know how to put them on the mar ket �\ 10 - The DaUr Sentlnei, Middleport-Pomero:v. 0 .. Friday, Oct. 3,1, 1975 'ifj}~tiflfii)'il~-~lotei'.J...J,~~· ~~e .. Unitramble th... lOur Jumbltij • one letter 10 eith ~art, 'til ' form (our ordlnari wordo. I MOGAD I I IINTOt{l . I J . p . FOr Fast Res:ults Use .The ,Sentinel. Clas:s.:ifjeds R Sale F Sale WANT ADS For ent or INFORMATIOij OJ DEADLINES FOR REN f oR SA LE , 2 TRAc-roR TIRE s . pair 5 P.M. Day Betore Pub - b d hoe For more 23 .1" )(30" reartrac tortires J o c a)ipn ~ -~. e rm . . m · or. 25" Wide rims . Suitable MondayDeedline9a .m. , •nforma ,t l ~n , call74 2 i~ 183, or f d'f II I Leteb er , or mo 1 led pu in_g trac or . . can ce llellon _ corrections .. ~ , ~o nt~ c. t ., L e_~ Will be accepted until 9 a .m. . HarnsonVIIIe . · Pr iced to sel l. Phone 992 · ror oavR o,1 C:uu~~~~g~n5 rn ·or,-. - •• II 1 1t 2~~t~mP~~ar~grsJ , o~h ree ~E· M -ODELING, PlumbinQ·. heat ing and all types ot general repair . Wor:k guaranteed . 20' years ·e,U perlence . Phone 992 ·2409. 5-1·11> ·-- - ----------..---------- - 949 -2077 . I I I ~I J I (XIIlliiJ T~~fUP~~~';~1 ega:~~ P!1~~~ Sales & Service ~u'y, Sell or Trade Johnson Maso!'try & Remodeling ' Real £state Sale ~ • ~ ,F;REE ESTIMATES • I I I ' ------------- ice -------------- -------------,..- -------------- ---------- ---- -------------- ------ --- - - --- Help a e ----- --------- _______ ____ Strout Realty ~~~-~-;;r;:;~~v;:~ ~.:d FUEL OIL ---------~-~~!:!~ "BE ASENTINEL CIIIRRIER ON LINCOLN HILL" RIVERSIDE AMC . -------h------- CAU TODAY - 992·2158' -------------- Mobile Homes for Sale ..,,n, . '5.01' NYLON • 99 Squ~re, '-'------ - ......J Sale 4 ------------- -------------- ---·----------- ~ipg -------------- R I Estate Sale ..... ----=----------- ., I --------- --- ( -~ ... --···--- -------------- 73 VEGA G. T. .........................11895 1973 FORD LID 9 PASS. .............. '3195 4 Cyl., 4 spd . • 72 FORD GRAN TORIN0.......... }1795 2 Dr. H. T .. fact . air, P.S., P.B., vinyl roof . 73 fORD GAlAXIE 500.........[.. ·.'2395 ' l'\ to Put You First Now and After The Sale. 71 QiEV. IMP. 2 DR•. ;.......... ..S1295 '• Open evenings tlll7 p.m. except Sat. 5 p.m. Service 8:00 til4:30 p.m. Mon. Fri. See one of these friendly salesmen, Ceward Calvert, J. D. Story or Bill Nelson. H.T.. fact. air, P.S., P.B. H.T. Fact. air, P.S., P. B., vinyl roof. ... ,; .._ ,.. ..._ ;: 2 SIGNS OF 1: · ~ Qli.AIJTY • itP': a. USED.'CARS :- •.. " .~ · -. -._ :1 fll II ~ _ • t ;;: llti ~ ; [ .., .., i 1 ~ ~- Pomeroy Motor . . .Co~ ' , ~ 197S CHEVROLET PICK ... P 13495 6'12' Body . ·6 cyl., std. frans., alum. cover, less thon 5,5()0 miles, radio. Sharp as new truck. ., .._ ._ 75 Olds Cut. Salon Cpa., air............. 15195 73 Cadilac• Sed. DeVIl, power, air.......15100 73 Cadilllc Cpe. DeVIe, pow., air...... ·'4995 73 P~. Fury Ill 4 Dr., v.a auto.......... '1995 72 Pontiac H.T. Cpe., V-IOOf, DOWer. ..... 12395 72 Buick LS Cus. 1)111., power, air .......'2895 72 Olds 98 H.T. Sed., poWer, air .........'2895 1! Buick Eledra, V.top, pow. lit ..... .. 12695 12 P~. Gold Duster, 6 ql., 3 speed .... '1995 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., power, air..........'2695 72 Chef. Imp. Cus. Cpe., full power, air'~ 72 Olds Lux. Sed., tun power, fact air'2895 72 Dodp Swinaer Cpa., 318 v.a, auto•.'1895 71 Okls Cut. Cpe., v.a auto., P.5., .......'2295 11 Dod&e a.araer Cpa., v.a 1111o., P.s..'1695 11 Font LTD Wapi, pow., luaace rack'1695 10 Dod&e Mon. 4 Dr.. v.a 11110., P.a., ..'1395 70 Olds 98 HT Sed., pow. F. air.... :...'I095 70 a.. a Clmillo, v.a auta., P.s..... '1695 70 Font Cus. 500 4 Dr~ v.a 111111....... .11095 69 Olds 88 HT Cpe., 350 V-8, ·f. air.... 1895 68 Olds Cut. 4 Dr. HT, 350 V-8, P.8., ... 1895 68 Cpa., v.a auto. trans. ...... ~. '795 II Panlilc 4 Door, li.....-................'395 67 a.tnla 4 Door 6 ql. auto. ..........'695 69 Olenllt % llln PlckuD....... ;...... 11295 72' Dodp 1 llln Truck, flat becl.. ....... '2695 Cit•••• ONLY 2 1975 OI.DSMOBILES I-DELTA 88 HT COUPE 1-STARARE COUPE See one of thea courteous salesmen: Pete Burri I, Lloyd Me Laughlin or Marvin Keebaugh. Karr & Van Zandt . . "You'll Llke'Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Qpen Evening• Untii6:GO-TII5 p.m. Sat. ~ --------------- Don Willi VII. 2 Dr. H. T., 318 V-8, ouio .. P.S., vinyl roof . 73 DODGE DART SWINGER........'2495 . .. in +llllilll~DiehiiJM!III wllh Mn. recen!IJ Traey' 111111 RUn' Polly Ann DeConnlck .. . 1973 BUICK ltSABRE $3%95 Custom . H.T. Cpe., local owner. that's really sharp Inside & out, good w-w tires, custom wheels, dark green vinyl root, green finish , AM radio & tape, factory air, automatic, P. steering & brakes. 1974 CHEV. 4 WH. DRIVE . S4495 8' Fleetslde, JSO V-8 engine, automatic trans., power steering end brakes, 15" on and off Highway tires. • ... , QO geHer. ~ ton, Po~~!~!e~~r~!-· co~ \C/. "76's ARE HERE" 74 Mere . Comet, ' cyl., 4 dr .• 1uto., P. 5., AM r1dlo, low miiNge, 1 loCI! owner, powder blut, rNI sh1rp. '3195 74 Dodge Chl1'9er S. E., 2 dr. H.T.• power windows, AM-FM rldlo, 1fr, console, f1d. ofllclll Clr. 3195 1 74 ·Plymouth S.ttlllte, 9 pess. w1gon, 11r, P.S., P.B., fld. offiCIII ctr. 3195 1 12 Clllv. Imp . Custom, 2 dr. H.T., P.S.. P.B .. AM r1dlo. '2195 13 Plymouth VIllani, 4 dr., 6 cyl,, 1uto., P.S. , AM rldlo, good tconomy. 2695 . 1 61 Chtv . ' p1111nger wegon, •lr, P.S., P.l. 1095 1 70 VW, rid bug. A ate1l 1f '995 TOM RUE ·MOTORS s.tillrd Middleport Ph. 992-2594 and Kelly Sue, Marion, apent with Mr. and Mrs. Harmon the week with Mr. and Mra. Fox. Roy Howell, who is emDick Karr. Russell ·Jaclt:son called ployed at Shadyside, spent a recenUy on Mr. and Mrs. weekend with his family. Norman Schaefer. Mrs. Harmon Fox and Mrs. Roy Howell villi«! recently ' PRODUCER INJURED t(ilh M~. alld Mrs. Robert LOS ANGELES (UP!) ~ke of ColwnbUB. Movie producer Saul David Olclr Smith who wu in· and two special ellecta men jured in an auto -accident were Injured In an uplollioo recenUy was relulled from 011 the futurlltlc let of the Holzer Medical Center ftbn "LGcan'a Run." David ... knocked oft bll 'nlunday. Mn. Johnny I>Qualas, Mra. feet Into 1 cevlty·ereated by Nancy Howard and Jaon, tile bllll, Wedneadly and he and Mrs . Rath Hines of suffered severe! cuts and Guysville visited recently minor buma. I News Notes Recent visitors of Mr . and Mrs . John Dean and Mr. and Mrs . John Waller. l)ean and son were Mr. and Mrs. Clair Waggoner of Harrisonville, Mr. and Mrs . Paul Paynter of Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs . Garold Gilkey, Cindy and Tammy, Jason Hanning of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ma.rkins, RaCine, Mr . and Mrs. Forrest Robenstlen of Kent, Ohio, Mrs. Kathleen Bricker, Elaine and Keith of Can ton and Rodney Ried of Pataskala. ){e(:ent visitors of Mrs. ·Hazel Arnold .and Waller were Mr . and Mrs. Patrick Williams and family of McArthur, Mr , and Mrs . Lester Arnold and sons of Westerville, Nathan Arnold and family of Chesler and Mr . and Mrs. Ronald McNally and family of Athens. The Carleton Church had its annual Homecoming Sunday with afternoon services with Hennan Jordan of Leon, W. Va., as speaker , Visiting Mr. and Mrs . Virgil King and Helen and Mrs. Neva King were Miss Mary Lou King and Melvin Felts, who were home from college In Illinois. ' The Carl reunion was held Sunday at the Bedford Youth 1973 PLYMount V8 FURY Ill......... '2495 4 Dr. Sedan, JIB V-8, air conditioning, power st-Ing & brokes, Cruise Control, AM-FM radio. A beautiful car. i971 OLDSMOBILE V8 anuss...... '2195 2 Dr. Hardtop, air conditioned, low mileage, vinyl top. Art exceptional tar. 1972 fORD ~m 2 DR HARPJOP..... ~ A double barrell sharp used car, new 76 trade-ln. Low, mlleoge, air conditioning. Seats have been covered since new. 1973 aiEVROLET V8 , 10N..........SZ995 71 BUICK RIVIERA ..................'1895 1972 aiEVROLET 6 CYL ............... '2195 Sports Coupe, fully equipped. l.WB Pickup. 6 cyl. std. shiH. Used by local Middleport merchant . Low mileage, light loads. 70 PLYMOUTH 4 DR WAGON......!795 Fact. air, P.S., 'P. B., luggage rack. 63 QiEV. NOVA 4 DR WAGON.... ~395 Several other cars in stock at Riggs. See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel LWB Pickup, small V-1, auto. trans., power sieerlng, 3-fpalnts. Shows e.tnll' good care. , .. 1970 GMC 1h 10N PICKUP........... ..'l695 Small V-8, power steering, auto. trans. A truck you will 'be proud of. SEE: Fred Blaettnar, Pat Hill, Melvin UH!e, or Dan Thompson 6 cyl .. auto .• runs good. - RIGGS USED CARS Located on St. Rt. 1 Open Evenings n11:00 Except Thurs. and S.t. TIU:OO DAN THOMPSON l I Il FORD We Hold These Truths ... A Chronicle of America PHOIIE 992·2196 On Franklin: TOM RUE MOTORS Sta . Wagon, e>rtra sharp, low mileage trade-In, with most extras Including air conditioning, and luggage rack . 72 MERC. MONT.....................!l795 4 Dr. Sed., fact. air, P.S., P.B., vinyl roof . POMEROY,OHIO Kingsbuey 1. Lei west ·Possible Prices. 2. Highest Trade-ins. 3. Greatest and Master Values. ' 4. Finest Service. 5. Genuine and Sincere interest in your welfare. NEW AND UNUSED 1975 models: We have Pintos, Mustang lis, ~vericks, Torinos, Gal. soos, & LTDs- a good selection &'priced to sell. 1975 Demos and Driver's tr~ining cars. avera! offered at bargain pric•s· 1976 Double Sharp Used Car Trade·ins. 4 Dr. Sed., tact . air, P.S., P. B., vinyl roof. 38' MPG· REAL ESTATE fOR 75 PLYMOUTH FURY.................~4400 Sport 2 dr . H.T .. V-8, auto .. P.S., P.B., feet . air, 6,000 miles, balance of factory Worranty . 72 FORD LID 4 DR............. ';.. .'1895 • • I ------- --- ----- M.tin Restaurant Sat., Ntw. 1, 1975 '3495 Do Business With the ''Friendly Dealer" who Wants 76's - Now In Sie • PACER ;r~ro~}Ji',onn:ultj~ ::~ ~ or;~·:;;~~~~:~1.:~::::c ne HalklweenParty ' - -------------- --------------- 1973 OLDS WXURY QlUPE .. l MASTER IN ECONOMICS THROUGH ' Locally owned, all Olds finest accessories , plus 4 new radial tires. 30,000 mile car for only We have 1 new 1975 Pontiac Catalina 2 dr. H. T., one 1975· Pontiac Catalina 2 dr. H.T. Demo, 1 new 1975 Pontiac Lemans 2 dr. H.T., one 1975 Pontiac Lemans 2 dr. H.T. Demo. One new 1975 Buick LeSabre 2 dr. H.T. One 1975 Buick Electra 225 Custom 4 dr. H.T. Demo. Two new 1975 Opels (the gas saver from Germany). So come on in to Smith Nelson Motors and see just how much hloney you can save ori one of these new 75's or Demo's. We need some good us.ed cars so come on in and get top dollar for your present car·& drive out in a new Buick or Pontiac of your choice. · R&J OOINS Two ____ . PH. 992-2174 In Memory Hani!3onville . 10·31 .2t c - ------------- .-- GIVES POMEROY, OHIO Auto Sales I DAN THOMPSON FORD AT · 1 RATES 992 . 275 ~ For Want Ad Service ' · 10 .21.30tc Scent s per Word one insert ion ___ ------~~- ______ __ ' ' . Appraisal service on consecutive Insert ions . record player with stand ; esta1es and collections. 26 oent s per word si )( con . Panasonic mlcro .wave BL/MER· Now arranre the circled !etten secutlve Insert ions . oven . Phon e 992 ·3401. to form the ourprioe anower, !II 25 Per cen'f Discount on peld 1600 Nye St. 10 _31 .Jtc ouuetted by the aboYe CartG()n. ads and ads paid within 10 da ys. Pomeroy ,AVE GA S: Install electronic CARD OF THANKS Phone 742-2331 Ph. 992-3313 Ignition . Up to 20 percent 1~--- IIN THE & Obituary Roger Wamsley- Rutland increase . Instant cold or992·SBBO 52.00 for 50 word m inimum . ·.1967 RAMBLER , $150 . Phone 10-15-1 mo . weatl'\er starting - no (Aalwen tomorrow) 10. t-30tc e. a -: ~ ll dUi .ionat word 3c. 992 -2892 or can be seen at 957 rewirli1g , 539 up. F'hone 992· BLINO ADS Ju~bl"' SNORT COACH GENIUS DULCET Broadway. Midd lepor l. 7826 . Additional 25c Charge per Yetlenl•r'• 10 24 -IIC 10-31 -31p Advertisement . Auww 1Jtev're tllrown in bv aame U'ho want -------- "7'-.~-=-- OFFICE HOURS For NEW Hotpoint 1.4 cu . ft. double ' lollop - ANCHORS 8:30a .m. to 5:00p .m. Dally . 1967 FORO Convertible, runs · Blo~n door refrigerator and deluxe S225. Phone 992 .5301. good, 8:30 a .m. to 12. 00 Noon HOUSE in Portland, lake over elec. range, S500 tor both or 10 -23 -IOtc Insulation Services , Saturday . payments . s rooms and sell separate ly. Can be ·seen Blown into Walls & AHles' · Wanted ' well , 2 acres· of bath , good at Kingsbury Mobile Home 1975 FORO F lOO truck . F'hone STORM IN ME M O RY o f W esley Circ le ground , coa l heat . Phone Sales , I HlO E . Main St. ; f.. A ~ N pll ld for all makes ari t 992-74<17 . who passed away Nov . 2, ' WINDOWS& DOOR.S Pomeroy', Ohio, or call 992 - 843-2292. mlldels ' of mobil e hom es. From the largest Truck Or \ 10-21 -121p 1963, 12· years ago today . I 10-28 ·121c 7034. REPUitEMENt' Phon e are a code 614 -423 Bulldozer Radiator to the S~ dly m Issed b y wife, Laur a · s~a~allest Heeter Core. 10·30·4tc WINDOWS 953I. I OWNER ; 1971 Monte Carlo. 3 HEAD of cattle with red Circle . MIDD LEPORT - Completely 4- 13-tf( ALUMINUM -400 V-8, auto .. p.s., p.b., air Identification tags In ears. "t~;i~~ k· sttwes;-y-co~ 1 remodeled build ing , 2,000 11 -2-Hc Nattlan .B iggs ...... ---------SIDINGt.SOFFITT .. cond ., bucket seets, am , one dee.P red Angus cow-, tee t of bus iness spafe and heater . Phone 992-5262 1n Radiator Speciall_s, radio , stereo tape player , GUTTERS-AWNINGS . two Herefords, SSO rew&rd !wo furnished apartments . even ing green with dark green vinyl for information or return of Mot 10-29 -Atc Very low maintenance . top . Phone 992-6192 after 4 I.,ARRY· I.A~E6Q.ER-. SMITH NELSO~ catt le. Call 949.2774 or 256· Good Investment Income . p.m. NT IQ u E A u c T IoN 6239 . Exce llent opportun ity to 1' he servic es at the A Sa SPOTS before your eyes on Syrac"s~,Ohin MOlORS IN tu r day , Nov . 1, 11 :00 A . 10·23·1fc I0-27-6tc el iminate rent payment tor your new carpet - Remove Ph. 9J .H t9J.. ' ·p 0' m Presbyterian Church Sunday M Large vari et y of antique your present bu siness them wit h Blue Lustre . Rent furnitu re . Including Vi c. \ L _ __ .J.___:•:_·I:.:O..: - l_;.m:;.;.~~ · ~' ,l.::.p:... :h_ . 9_9.;.. 2-21_7_<:.. · :.. · __..:.:__~='-' 1966 FURY 11 , automatic spa' C e. Phone 992·7889. Were , ,_ JJ atler led. Those electric shampooer . tpi ian couch and bed, Iron transmission , In good Nelson's Drug Store. 10-2B -61c coming from a. iJIStance were tieds, oa k an d walnutlobles , . Wanted To Buy conditiOn ; Also. two twin S Fi.'W IN G MACHt N E , BE AUTIFY your home with 10·30-61c - - -- - - - - - - - - - se cr et ary , ma r bl e top calves . 3 weeks old . Repairs , serv ice , all ma kes.. Perma .s tone. New homes Mr . and Mrs. R aymon d dr ess er , glass c abi net , LOCUST fen Ce posl. F'hone baby HOU SE on 1672 Lincoln Hgfs., Phone 843-2353 . 992·2284. The Fpbric, Shop, as we ll as remodeling work . 992-5826. 1967 CADILLAC , 19 74 Yahama Chapman of Maryland, Mrs . desks , Vlcrr olas , sewing 4 rooms , large kitchen . 10-29-41c Potne roy . Authol"h:ed Singer Expert installet ion . Free 250 cc Enduro , low mileage, · basement . Whal ma chines , wa rdr obes as I0-29-6tc , nice backyard, Sales and Service . We estimates. Phone 742 -2409 . , good condi tion . Phone 992. Lena Hewitt, Aiwe ey , well as cloc ks . coins . dish and low pr iced . See between 12 x 70 T-RAIL EH: , 2 bedroom , sharpen Sc issors . · 10-31 ·26tc 7897 . Mr . and Mrs . Robert Gibson ware, Iron pots, crocks , 10 a.m.-3 p.m. cen tral air, tota l etec .• 3·29·1fC 1 - - - - - - - -- -- - - 10-30-Stc ILrl turi'nture, ' ''" bo)(es. trunks, cam eras . loo ls. elc. utiilty building , take over I0 -20·12t.c .. c-- - .~c --~ D & D .TREE Tr,lmm )ng , 20 and Robin. Mr. Harold Bail brass beds , or complete AT MA SON AU CTION paymenls . Phone 1304) 88 2· ONE Nearly new Beeuty Res t - - - - - - - - - - - -- - 'REA'OY MI X CONCRET E years .. perlence . Insured, households. Wr ite M . o. • and son , all of Columbus ; HOU SE. Off u . s . Rl . 33, 3340 after 5 p.m. BEAUTIFUL home on College de llv'ered r ight to vour free estimates. Call 992 ·3057 M iller , Rt. <1, Pomeroy mattr~ss and bO)( springs , Horlon 51 ., Mason , w . v a. 10-22 -121 c Road in Syra cuse . Excellent pro ject. Fast and ea sy. Free or fl) 667 ·3041. Goolville . Ohio. Call 992 -7760. ' Mrs' Virginia Burke, Mr . and Also , 22 throw rugs. A Howard B ~ e s ley , Au c. locatlon , one acre , 10 rooms , estim\ltes . Phon e 992·3284, 10-15-ttc barga in, must sell. Phone 10-7.)4 1970 -I...Ht:V . station wagon. Mrs. Larry Clark and three tl oneer , Re lreshments ----.,---..,.--,_ two full b·aths. Shown by Goeglein Ready Mix Co., - - - - - - - - - - - -- 241 ·2308. pl)wer steering , automatic . da ughters , Chesler, Mrs . !~~~g~ 01 ~ol res pon sibl e lor appointment on ly . Phone A(liddl f3 port , Ohio., .., TEltMITE freatm~n~, Specie I 10-30-Jic Phone 843 -2459 . S7oo. 992 -2210 . 6-30 -llc S175 average, house. 5 yr . found Oieva Cotterill and grandI0 -30-2tc ·t0 -30-61p 1969 VW . reiiUTft engine , 10-31 -ltc ~ guarantee. Phone 992 ·7826. SMALL orange.yeltow kitten WOULD YOU BELIEVEI . t0-29-41p daughter, Bradbury. After $;0-(iriN-G- ~-;;:T;H-:--c~;;, Barrel saddle, sso, - - -- - - - - - -- - - found on west Mtlin . Cal l 196-4 BU ICK gOOd COnd iti on , 51.050. A P PROXIMATELy 2112 Build an all steel building at ~ ·- - -- - - -- - • - - 100 AMF' square d breaker the sermon offered by the Hollow Gun Club , 1 0 . m. Phone 992 -1252 . S300. Humane Society, 992·2639 or acres , 200ft . on State Route Pole Barn prices ? Golden ·E::t.WOou BOWER SliEPAI11t } panel, like new, 525. 36 Inch 992 -S-427 after 6 p.m . 10-30-31c minister, Mrs . OlevaCotterill Nov . 2. 1 m ile paSI Mil es 12<~ , 200 foo t river fron tage, Giant AII·Steel Buildings , -- Sweepers . toasters , Irons, exhaust tan , $35 ; Rupp min f. Cem etery out of Rutland . 10-27 .6tc ..... 1970 12 x 63 l bedrm ., bath Rt~ 4, BoK 148, Waverly , all small appli ances . Lawn gave a poem followed by a Free relreshm eniS . 1971 MATADOR , 4 dr . auto, V - bike , 540, 2 sets French and half mobi le home, 10 )( Ohio . Phone 941-2296 . · mower, next to State Hiol'l · doors , S.4b. Phone 992 -7889. 8, p.s., S1095. Phone (614) song by Mr. and Mrs. Larry IO-J0-3tc IOstoregeshed , 11 x 30patio 7.24.tf.wey Garage on ~oute Jl 10.J0.6t c 667·3956. Pets with one mobile home rental - - - - - - -- - - - - - - F11ione 985·38 25. Clark and daughter, Tamra, j";,;-y-ou-;-v-;,- ;;;r--;.;;'h~;;i 10-30-<ltc - - - - - - - - -- - - - 4 ·16-tfi: space. $15 ,000 lirm . Call NEIGLER ' S Bu ilding ond .· · FRE!o TO GOOD HOME no Kos cot co s me flc s and -NEW yellow col'n and 35 -A i supply . we speclall:ze In ·::- -:~ - -t-:- -------.-- ~ area code (219 ) 785·2362 or with Mrs. Cl ar k at thePa · haven ' t been reservl ced, Smal l. white spayed female 196.4 FALCON , autometic , McCullough Power Saw . write A . E . Bailey, New building houses. Also, do S~EPTIC TANK!i cleane·d . pup , gentle disposition, all phOne Hel en Jane Brown , Ray Alkire sang ~ , solo acPhone 742·23 59. good condition . Phone 992· Durham Ma ll Estate, Lot repair work and cabinets, MOdern Sanitation . 992 -39'sd shots . Indoor home with Robert ! ~ dep end ent Distributor . 10·29 -121p b M led 5137 . 141 , Westv ille , Indiana aluminum siding . C!ill Guy or_~ 99 2 7349. compan Y rs. (6141 992 -5113. or maybe you TLC needed . Contact . 10-3HIC --~------- - --46391. Neigler, 949 -2508 ; If no 9.18.tf< '"' Humane Soc iety , 992-5A27 Gibson , of Columbus after , would like to lake orders , SET of winter tires . s.ize 7 x 35. 10·31 -12tc anSwer caJL94~~7813 Qr 9.49 ~ - - - -- -- - - - r ' a fter 6 p.m. or 992-2639 . which a bountiful dinner was .. full or spare lime In eith er 14 . Phone (6W 667-3363 . - - - - - - -- - - - - 2457 . DACKH\u: lUI rt=n• , nour Or" 10-28 -6tc 1973 FORO 3;4 ton pickup , v.a, ~e s t VIrginia or Ohio . \ 10-29 -6tp CUSTOM Homes , no down 10·S·26tp con t ract . Reg , or ex . • served by the ladies 9f the, , 10·26 -lfc 4 speed. p.s., p.b., new paint , payment. VA Loans. FHA - - - - -- cavetlrig ·type. Septic tanks , good condition . $2,100 . 8 WEEKS old baby pigs . LOV 'A B1Lit WHI'i.E church and others. T;;--;,.,-;;-;-;;:_-;-;,-;;;-;;-~-;re As low as 3 percenl down. ~ X'II:AQAT~~·, dai. ;:;··1oade; lnSialled . Bill Pull ins . Phone 0 Phone 1614) 985 -3594. SNOWDRIFT ' Grhl , Phone 949-2857 . Your plans or ours . Call or and backhoe wo·rk : septic 992·2478, ~ · b: : dOd Mrs . F. 0 . Whaley spbnsorlng o mosquerade Pyrenees puppies . 10-29 -<lp 10-29 -61p wrrte, Shepard Contracting , tan ks in stalled .· dump B·27·tfc: '· Reasonable . Coil t (614) 667 of Columbus spent a weekend Dan.ce, Salurd.ay , Nov . 1, Bo)( 28A 1 Rutland, 45775 . trucks and to .boys tor hire; - - - - - -- - - - -- - 3838 e...,enlngS or weekends . 1974 GMC Jimmy, 4 whee l 5 FT . BRUSH hog , 3 pt , hitc h, from 9 p.m. to 1 e.m. at the Phone 742·2409. wi ll haul till dirt. top soil , we Sl"'t:CIALt L t 1n mobile ~ drive, automatic , p.s ., tape with Ava Gilkey. Rutland Gymna Si um . House of the SeVen Goebel 's S200. Phone (614 1 985 ·3594 . 10.31 -26tc limestone and gravel~ Cal l ho~.e furnace repair . Phone player, heavy duty treiler Farm. Coolv ille, Ohio . 10-29 -•tp Mr. and Mrs . Robert Adml so lon s2 person , S3 Bob ·or Roger Jeffers , dey 992 ·5858. .. lowing spec ial. E)(Cellent couple . Several rock bands, t0-30-6tp 9-11-tfc ' Gibson and Robin . were br ing beverag es . Games condition . Call eHer 5:30 10·10 J OHN Deere doter , 6ft . . - -- - -- - -- -, phone N92-7089, nigh I phon• p.m. 992-3829. 992 3525 or 992 -5132 . ~ ----.-----~--blade winch. canopy, weekend guests' of the Robert and pr izes . . Adults 1B and 10.'29 -•tc 1 over. Wanted reversal bar , good con I0 -19-121c ·kN needed Saturday and Alkires. dillon . S4.500. Phone 16.W 985-3594. -- - - .. Mr. an d Mrs. Harol-'\1. Bail > • s unday only , 7 to 3, do y. Call Shrubbory . Phone 949 -25<5 10-29 -41p For Rent. NO. 142 - 94 Acre farm · 2 Ar c. adle Nursing Home , and son of Colum!lus were Yes we will coolvlllt. 1-(614 1 667-3196. 3 AND 4 ROOM .furnlshed ana LocusT--po s......ts_....._ , ' 370 Win · weekend guests of Mr. and ' t 10-29-Mc ~nfurn i shed apartments . chester 20gauge . Phone 7-42· .• Mrs. Eugene Young. CC p W Phone 99U.54J4. · 2J59 . HAIR'" DRESSER , part time . 4. \2-llc 10-28-Stp $40,000.00. Complete Service . Phone ' Mr. and Mrs. Raymond customers. Helen 's B-A Beauty Shop. --------- - - -949 -2<87 or 9<9-2000 . Racine, Tuppers Plains . Phone (61-4 ) ~-- ~·- - · - ~- - - ~ - · ---Chapman of Rockville, Md., TRAILER spaco for rent. All 70,000 BTU GAS STOVE, 1100. Ohio , Crill Brodford . ..• 667 -3966. NO. 146 - 2.39 a .• 2 yr. old 1963 Ford 500XL V·8 ulilllles .. Phone 992 -5535 . were weekend guests of Mrs. ranch , 3 BR .. lull base .. I0 -30-3tp 9-16-llc automatic, $180. McCulloch Mary Diehl and Stella Atkins - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .-- ---- -- - - -- · 250 saw , 575. All excellent. 20xU ul. bldg .. lots of road NO. I HEATING. OIL 12 MEN needed, full or pori 2 BEDROOM troller , real Phone 742 -2359. frontage, S25,600.oo. and Ruby Diehl. lime . 53.96 per hour , no nice . Phone 992 . 3324 . J0.18·6tp Real Estate For Stoc~ N0.2 HEATING OIL e xperience needed . Will .24 .tfc .---,=-- --- ----Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bishop 10 "" Dell very train . Call for Interv iew , A460.gree.,.,~ - - -- - -- -- - - -- AIRCO welding machine, and children were Sunday . 4 ROOM and bath , with car . 06 71. · 804 W. Main You Have1o Budget Pav Plan new , elec . oil accessories port . Phone 992·587 1. 10 . 3t. 3tc 'FURNISHED apartment guests of Mr, and Mrs. Ray Pomeroy 992·2298 10-26-6tc ------------· adults only 1" Middleport . in cluded . Phone 992·3410. Alien. POMEROY LANDMARK .' TUTOR needed to help stud en I Phone 992-3871. · 10: 28 ·llc After Hours Ca II See It & Drive · ;· 3 e R'HoM e :-lustilnl s'hed Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. with geometry and Span ish . l ·2S·tf• - - - - - - - - - - - -- Mrs. Ann Barrett visited 992-7133 remodeling . Salem St. , Phone 992·2181 Phone 992 -2789. -------~ -- ---' ;IE MINt; tuN, . 1.100 .oyt.~-, • her sister , Mrs . Junior Rutland . Phone 742 ·2306 It To Believe 10-31 -2tc 3 BEDRM . house, un new t2 or 20 go , $t72.50. CONTACT: after 4 p. m. or see Milo B. L.:....:.c:;:o__ _ _ _ _ _.......J - - - - - - - - - - - - -furnished. Also , 1 furn l~hed _Eife's, Middleport, Ohio. ~-· Payne.• Lois P1uley Hutch inson . trailer . Phone 992-2780 or i0 -1.36tc . It 1Q.. 9·1fC Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clark ROOM and board for sen ior Branch Mln1ger 992-3<32. ---citizens,· very n ice. Phone Good 5electlof1 & NO a nd family called on · the 10-19-lfc NOW selling Fuller Brush 992-3509. 10-12-llc AMC Dealer Can ~92 3410 . Products. Phone Robert Clarks Sunday. ) BEORM . apt . oil electric , off 10-6-lfc i Beat Our. Deal. The new sign at the street parking . Phone 9922094 . :;OLD--;p;;J;-;;;;dru;-ln Presbyterian Church was 10-28-6tc goc.j condition. Phone 992· Have just the route pre~nted by Mr. and Mrs. 7276. . O~E~ ue~rm . mobile home for open for you. Win 10-26 -ltc Robert Alkire. David Rlggs li~r Klver Rd. - r-ont. Phone 992-3509. pr lzes . • Learn assisted 'in putting it up. 10-31 -tlc GA(LfPOLIS WARM Morning COIJ I anL responsibility. - - - -- - - - -- - - - wood heater ; $40 and 3 Mr. and· Mrs. Chas. K!ng PH.446-1,.0 HOUSE tor rent wun 7 rooms, Siamese kittens . Phone 992· 608 E. · Earn Extra and children visi¥ the 'Ed Aulllorlrtd Deller 1112 baths , ges heat. oaraoe ~0 7 MAIN Spending Money I In Middleport . Adulls , no · 10-tB -121p 2baths, FAMILY4 B.R. brick, 2 :~:.::::::::;::;:; Kings recenlly. Featuring nat. gas heal. Want ~ pets. For appt ., call (614 ) ________ ____ _:_ Mr . and Mrs . Delmar POM£'RoY;o ArmonCI At · only 512,000. . ., . . . . 367 1177 · · 10-26 -6tc IN DASH 23 Channel Clllzen's Rhodes called on their old :Lr/1' US DO IT! I The Organ POMEROY - 7'12 acres, 4 - - - - - - - - - - - - -. Band transceiver, am.fm ' · neighbor Saturday after 1oon, BR, bath, carpeting, ' 12 AOOMS - Otder home with mp~t radio, B track stereo .i Beginning at 9:00 TRAILER space fer rent In wafer bath, gas end city Call 992~965, paneling, tile, N. gas, hot Middleport. Phone 992.5434. the Bob Clarks. ' Dinner Served S7,SQO.OO. 10·21·261c water heal, storm doors & Mr. and Mrs . Jessie Carroll Beginning windows, water softner. POMEROY- 3 B.R.s J ROOM furniShed house. AMMO Wholesale . Deer Slugs, are adding an extra r oom to " At 5:00 $15,000. MOBILE home , 10 X 50, 2 Phone 992.5535. S1.29 ; Brenneke slugs, $4·.95 and lar_9e family room . $8500. their large traller. bedroom new gas furnace. 10-21 ·tfc per bO)( , all shot shells POMEROY - 3 BR, bath, can be seeh at Kingsbury - - -- - - - -- - - - -wholesale . B.l8ck powder , TV room, utility R., H. W. Mr . and Mts. Roosevelt Yard RENO)lAJ.EI)..-- 2 B.R. hom~ ,Home Sales, 1100 E . Main $2 ,90 lb . LoiS ol now and floors, N. gao heat, full SMALL HO,USE IN Mid · used guns , File 's bock of on 33 North.' Bath, garage and St. , Pomeroy or cell 992 Branham and Mr. ·antl Mrs . GARA GE Sal e, rain or sh lno. dleport area Idee! for ... L d 1 7034 . basement, large lot. $9,500. large lot. ·$16,000. retlreef couple . References Speeu 0 ueen aun ryma ' Jessie Carroll were called to Oulch Town Hill. Miners 10-31 -•tc preferred Phone 992 .7791 Mlddloporl . Phone 992 -7<94. MIDDLEPORT - 2 BR, Kentucky by the death of a vill e. Solurdoy only . Watch att~r • p.' m . We trade for anything . bath, a~rpallng, paneling, for slons . RIVER FRONT LOT- and 1 1972 HILLCREST t2 x 64, 2 YiK'd brother.in -la 10-30-3tc· I0-26-121p 10-31-llc Ilia, full basement, utility bedroom , centre! air con . room house, 2 baths, furnace, -----------~--dltlonlng , elec . 'kitchen with R., N. gas FA heel, carbrother-in-la .... Mrs . Susie GARA~-5;i;,-s-;;!u"td'av . on nice corner. $23,500. RUBBF,RRACK double eye l•v•l ov•ns . :blJNTRY Mob ile Home, ~E HAVE shotgun shells , port, storm doors & winHeitgercared for the store in Nov . 1. 9:00 1111 .? Good P k Rt 33 te lies 1b th rifle shells, cleaning ac Fully corpeled, gas or oil ar ' · ' n m n .r I cossorios , hunting clothes , dows. In ••cellon! con - · 12 ROOMS - Nice older home, their absence . winter <l othlng , Imen 's and or Pomeroy . Large lots with hee t, cu s tom skirting , women 's ) ; paper back concre te pet lo!!',"' sidewalk~ .! bOots , black powder guns dillon. $13,000. S4,975. Phone (61< 1 491 ·2111. 2 baths, gas furnace. and 2 Miss Tamra and Penny books, new stuffed onlmals , 10-31 -ltc / unners and off str;eet and accessories , reloading RUTLAND - 2 BR, dining nice level lots . 527,000 .. Clark of Chester spent the ou 1o - 1ope plover . Baby park..no . "Phone 992 -1.1(79. 1 materials, scopes. mounts, ,R, bath, fireplace In LR, clothes, many other Items . 1969 PMC' ·2 bedrm . 12x52 ~nlvos, llnplng bogs, boat . 12·3t-tlc weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Very , very reasonoblo. Call jackets and (UShlons •. carpeting, paneling, tile, N. mob ile home Inc luding ~ - - ~-------.----:-,....-....,. .... , NEW LISTING= 10 rooms, • "••••• ~?~~~r:::~~~~ler XDirt.l holsttrs, belts, rifle straps Robert Clark, 992 -3829. On Township Rood gas heat, porches, garage. underpinning and porches, bath, hot water heat. let'\le FREE RENT AT VILLAGI and much} much more at 79, behind th e Rock Spr ings S3250 . Phone (6W 985-350< 5'1,500. ' kitchen, 4 bedrooms 'end MANOR IN MID · lndlon Joe <s Sports and F~ ! r grounds . Follow signs. or 992 -5596 . DLEPORT I We ore SO sure CB 's, 308 Pogo St ., Mid · POMEROY 5 acres, 3 )0 -3t .1tp dining. Large lot In Racine. 10 -30-3tp that you will love our apart . dltPOrt CAL\.7.42 ·<111 BR, bath, N. gas heat, city ments that we give you two · ; . io.t7 -30tc TALk TO WliNDILL 8x30 ONE BEDROOM mobllo water, porchesiStorg. bldg. , OON'T WASTE YOUR TIME weeks RENT FREE . Jusl -~ -----------­ G"loTI, · home , gas range, e lec , pay your security deposit CA RPOR T SAL E - Four In good condition. $7,900. CAR PIT c;CINIUJ. TANT SEE US FIRST. refr lgerator , new carpeti ng\, F ~tmil y , Great variety, good ef1d s tay six months end the for MIDDLEPORT - 2 story verv c:leen . Con bt seen at flrsl2 woeksls free . You will II mdse., lots of gla ss, \ewelry, fram~t, 3 BR, 2 baths, K lngsbury Home Sales , 1100 enjoy monthly leans, a)t curta ins, blinds , b o!ln '< ets, E. Main St. or call 992-703<. electr ic living , carpeting , 3 BEDRM . home, ju;r dlnl. 1 R., utility R., N. gas s heet s, dishes , cloth 1ng , 10 - 30 - <~c range and refrigerator , free winter coat s, etc. something finished, romodellng, Soltlll· furnace, storage bldg. trash pickup , ceble TV for everyone . Start 10 e. m. St. , Rullond . Phone 7<H~Yt (optional) and laundry Nov . J through Nov. 7, 1612 ·t970 HOLLY PARK mobile after 4 p.m. or see Milo B..1 Walk to shop. $8,300, TO BUY OR SELL- CALL home tor se~e . Site 12x60 •. facilit ies . Convenient to Hutchison . Lincoln Hgts . Pomeroy , color blue and whitt, feature shopping on Third and Mill Ohio . P e t~ Morarlty , 9-21-tfc US FOR YOUR NEEDS IN 2 bedrooms , bath1 kitchen , In Middleport. VILLAGE :----- - - -· - - -residence . REAl . ESTATE. dining room and living 10-30-31p MANOR Is yours for ane 3 BEDRM . nouse In Naclne . Heney E. Clellnd, Broker room . Fully furnished , bedroom apartmen ts Phone 949·2671. Includes 2 air dondltloners , m-2259 starting at S101 monthly plus 10·5-26tc and 10x 10 10x20 awning 3 FA MILY Yard Sales , elec . We pay for everything - - - - - - - - -- - - utlllly building . Excellon l Tuesday and Wednesday, •lse. See the Manager at cond ll lon . Call (614) 915 · Nov.' 4 a,d 5 at Mrs . Charles Rivers ide Apartments o r ' , - - - - - - - - - - 1 Wa rd, PortlancL Oh io. 10 3598. call 992-3273. This oflor will •a.m. till 5 p.m. 10-30-Jtc end soon , so move In now · I0-31 -41c - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - and save SSSS. 1975 t4x70 TRAILER , tM .' 10·23-tfc cellent condition, especially GAR AGE SALE ~~ f Wett\ bu ilt for offtc;es . l..ow prtce l;WO 1;. bedroom ... furn"hett Fuii .One and Two acre lots · · sale now at I ~esdoy , Thursday and lor qul'k sale. Phone I30Ai c apar,ment In M,ld leporl, ' the Wildwood Estates, loc•te ~t Flatwoods, , Fllday. Lois of clothing , 675-1921 or 675-5829. · i · Phofl,t ,992-3129. , shoes , real cheap , at- Tom 10·30•1fC. 10-29·31C lllll'lllllil I • . . between Route 7 and Old 33. \lso new 81Hayman '' Long Bottom , --------~-Ohio , losl house behlnij post 12 )( '6s mobile home, 2 3-~Level home ready to move into located RM . BATH furnished opt . In lUI ·olflce at red building . Mlddllport. Inquire at bedrooms , on F latwoods same ar~ <' If :nterestecl call or see 10·29-Jtc :on . 1~9 ~ . kay 's Beaut~· Rd ., Pomeroy . Un · derplnnlng , wllh ' x to . Second , Mid . ;. Or · 10·29-4:, I Upper lUterRd. awning and J stts of sttps . ' <FAM IL Y Yard Sa le, Oct . 30. George S. Hobstetter Jr. Write or call VIolet Betty, GALLIPOLIS 31 and Nov . 1. 9 a.m. till 4 ONE bitd!"oom trailer apart . 15<8 Rose Hill Rd .. p.m. No jun k. 238 Condor St . \ I'll. ...... ment . Pftone 992-52<8 or 991Reynoldsburg , (61<) IU· ' I t· 9th lnd Landm ar k. 3436. 2<90. . Alrl~r rtu f Deeler Box IOli Phone 985-4116 After 4:00P.M. lt).28·•tc ; ~ 10·26-61c I0-29-4tc ... ' Su . THE "l-OWDOWN' ON A ~A ~0A IN . I. ·SM'ITH NELSON\ MOTORS ~- ____ _____ ~ ---~~~~ tc ANTIQUE -~:~~=~: ~--~-0 -Jl.Jtc ~=======:-:·:;--;==:::::::=~=~~!:=j~±!~~;:C:==::r The PubliSh er reserves the pump organ, baby I r ight edit or re lect any ads crib matt ress . Phone 949 · D&M, ·Coins, Currency deem e d oblec tl onol . Tho Employment Wanted -· 2542. publi s her will " no t be 10·31 ·61 c resp ons ible to r more than one CARPENTRy , pane ling , ..... ________...,..____ APPL'lANCE incorr ect insertion . floor ing and ceil ing . Phon e COCK shut 40 tractor . Phone and . ppI'leS .• to WH EF:E 10 6 ET o.: Friday, Oct. 31, 1975 NEW CAR 'SALE \ Business 3 6 - Tlie DaUy.Sentlnel,Mlddleport-Pomeroy: I John Adams of Massachusetts, describing Ben· jamin Franklin's role In Congress : "His conduct hu been composed and grave •. and In tbe opinion of many gentlemen, very reserved. He hu not assumed anytlllng, nor affected to take the lead . . .. He does not hesitate at our boldest measures, but rather seems to think us too irresolute and backward. He is a great and good man." OONDUCI'OR QUll'S DETROIT (UP!) - Detroit Symphony C«KKucto' Aldo Ceccato Wednesday announced he will rellign when his emtract e!pire& in 1977, dealing a severe blow to the orchestra, already BPlit by a contract dispute between FUNNY BUSINESS 8 $ : Bashan Mr. and Mrs. An>l1 Holter attended lbe wedding of Dble Snyder and Lee Cld1e at Carpenter on Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley musicians and management . · TiilsseD called 'On Mr. and Ceccato, who joined the Mra. William HyleD at Long symphony in 1m and also Botljm Sunday lflemoon. Adams - By Ri.s Mackenzie I Jeff MacNelly/GI97S. United Feature S~lcatt . Center with a basket diMer at noon. Those in attendance were Rhonda, Jodi and Sean Gibson, Chuck, Ruth Ann, · Cheryl and Cindy Riffle, Ron , Linda, Matthew and Tina Rlffie, Mr. and Mrs. Don Brickles, Bruce, Denise, Connie and Kim, Mr. and Mrs. Olen Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brickles, Mrs. Faye Pratt, Mr . and Mrs. Charles E. Riffle, Mr. and Mrs . Bud Wilson, Mr . and Mrs. Ralph Carl, Rodney - Carl and Debbie Queen, Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd King, Mona, Brian, Brill and Phil, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Harrison , Rodney and· Trevor, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Harrison, Scott and Jodi, Ottie SchoU, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Carl , Brett, Randall, Danny and Melodi, Dwight, Ivan, Paula , John and Sherrie Carl. 461S.Thid lliHIIIIIt serves as Ita mlt8ic diredor, pve no reasons for hla decision In his letter of resignaUon. CHERRY RIDGE By Jane Reeves Weekend guests of Pud and Jane Reeves were Mike, Kathie, Shane and Amy McKnight of Dover, Ohio, Mrs. Lora Chandler of Columbus, Mrs. Bonnie Criner and Peggy of Phoenix, Arizona, Mrs. Jean Mingus, 'Mr. and Mrs. Steve Wtllet of Columbus. The Pud Reeves and Albert Schultzea recenUy took a trip to Hawks Nest and Lovers Leap in West Virginia. It was a beautiful day and the mow;talns were glowing with color, Vicki Cunningham came home Sunday from Doctors West Hospital in Colwnbus after 10 weeks of illness. Welcome home, VIcki. Parents, Mr. and Mra. Dora! Hill informed me she Is doing m,uch better although homesick for chlldren Wendy and Eric, Guests of the Hills were Arnold and Peggy and Sarah Hill of Cincinnati, Dorsel and Fiaura Davis of Akron IIIHI-Richard Faulk of Columbus . Micky, Sue, · Mathew and Ruby Burke were recent dinner guests of the Hills. Homecoming at Eastern High School and weekend guests of .Julia Schultz were Don nes and Tony Barnett of l;lgan , Ohio. ASIIWOR'nl GRADUATES WICHITA FALLS, Te1:. Airman Charles D. Ashworth, son of retired USAF Senior Master Sergeant Alfred H. ABhworth of New Haveh, W. Va., ha~ graduated at Sheppard AFI), Tex., from the U.S. Air Force budget specialillt course conducted by the Air . Training . Com· mend. His wife, Contance, Is the daUilhler of Mr. and Mra. Dean ROUSIIIIII of 61 LeMa11s Drive. Youngstown . His mother, Mrs. John H. Paul, resides in St. Clairsville. I rti'O ENVOYS ·ro EUROPE WASHINGTON (UP!) Two U .S. diplomate who Luther Friend still is confined to University Hospital at Columbul. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Pliler and childRn apent a nelt:end with reiaUves at Becldey, W. Va. Mra. Trussell attended the 40th wedding annlvernry celebraUon of Mr. and Mra. ' j I recently ended coatrovenlal Uoyd McPeek at tbeir boal6 In Long Bottom CID ~Mr. and Mrs. Ralph being given ambulldcnhlpa Trusl!eli and children apent 1 in Europe. weekend at Marion, Ind., and John GWlther Dean, fwmer Bellefontaine, vlalUng her envoy .to Llloa and the last parents. U.S. •mlwaldor to CamMra. Dorothy La'II'SCID Is a patient at Holzer Medical bodia, was sworn In Wednelda)' Ill ambtulaacb' to Center. Mr, and Mrl. Roy McDemnarlt:. President Ford SJ!id Collough of Richmond, VI., Wedneldly he is nominating spent Saturday afternoon Nathaniel Davis, 50, to be with Mr . and Mrl. Stanley ambusador to Switzerland. .Trussell. aaalgnmen.. In Southeut Alia and Latin Americl are Berrys World · ' . " Well. 1 guess the old company picnic he• changed over the years, eh fellas? Feller?" �\ 10 - The DaUr Sentlnei, Middleport-Pomero:v. 0 .. Friday, Oct. 3,1, 1975 'ifj}~tiflfii)'il~-~lotei'.J...J,~~· ~~e .. Unitramble th... lOur Jumbltij • one letter 10 eith ~art, 'til ' form (our ordlnari wordo. I MOGAD I I IINTOt{l . I J . p . FOr Fast Res:ults Use .The ,Sentinel. Clas:s.:ifjeds R Sale F Sale WANT ADS For ent or INFORMATIOij OJ DEADLINES FOR REN f oR SA LE , 2 TRAc-roR TIRE s . pair 5 P.M. Day Betore Pub - b d hoe For more 23 .1" )(30" reartrac tortires J o c a)ipn ~ -~. e rm . . m · or. 25" Wide rims . Suitable MondayDeedline9a .m. , •nforma ,t l ~n , call74 2 i~ 183, or f d'f II I Leteb er , or mo 1 led pu in_g trac or . . can ce llellon _ corrections .. ~ , ~o nt~ c. t ., L e_~ Will be accepted until 9 a .m. . HarnsonVIIIe . · Pr iced to sel l. Phone 992 · ror oavR o,1 C:uu~~~~g~n5 rn ·or,-. - •• II 1 1t 2~~t~mP~~ar~grsJ , o~h ree ~E· M -ODELING, PlumbinQ·. heat ing and all types ot general repair . Wor:k guaranteed . 20' years ·e,U perlence . Phone 992 ·2409. 5-1·11> ·-- - ----------..---------- - 949 -2077 . I I I ~I J I (XIIlliiJ T~~fUP~~~';~1 ega:~~ P!1~~~ Sales & Service ~u'y, Sell or Trade Johnson Maso!'try & Remodeling ' Real £state Sale ~ • ~ ,F;REE ESTIMATES • I I I ' ------------- ice -------------- -------------,..- -------------- ---------- ---- -------------- ------ --- - - --- Help a e ----- --------- _______ ____ Strout Realty ~~~-~-;;r;:;~~v;:~ ~.:d FUEL OIL ---------~-~~!:!~ "BE ASENTINEL CIIIRRIER ON LINCOLN HILL" RIVERSIDE AMC . -------h------- CAU TODAY - 992·2158' -------------- Mobile Homes for Sale ..,,n, . '5.01' NYLON • 99 Squ~re, '-'------ - ......J Sale 4 ------------- -------------- ---·----------- ~ipg -------------- R I Estate Sale ..... ----=----------- ., I --------- --- ( -~ ... --···--- -------------- 73 VEGA G. T. .........................11895 1973 FORD LID 9 PASS. .............. '3195 4 Cyl., 4 spd . • 72 FORD GRAN TORIN0.......... }1795 2 Dr. H. T .. fact . air, P.S., P.B., vinyl roof . 73 fORD GAlAXIE 500.........[.. ·.'2395 ' l'\ to Put You First Now and After The Sale. 71 QiEV. IMP. 2 DR•. ;.......... ..S1295 '• Open evenings tlll7 p.m. except Sat. 5 p.m. Service 8:00 til4:30 p.m. Mon. Fri. See one of these friendly salesmen, Ceward Calvert, J. D. Story or Bill Nelson. H.T.. fact. air, P.S., P.B. H.T. Fact. air, P.S., P. B., vinyl roof. ... ,; .._ ,.. ..._ ;: 2 SIGNS OF 1: · ~ Qli.AIJTY • itP': a. USED.'CARS :- •.. " .~ · -. -._ :1 fll II ~ _ • t ;;: llti ~ ; [ .., .., i 1 ~ ~- Pomeroy Motor . . .Co~ ' , ~ 197S CHEVROLET PICK ... P 13495 6'12' Body . ·6 cyl., std. frans., alum. cover, less thon 5,5()0 miles, radio. Sharp as new truck. ., .._ ._ 75 Olds Cut. Salon Cpa., air............. 15195 73 Cadilac• Sed. DeVIl, power, air.......15100 73 Cadilllc Cpe. DeVIe, pow., air...... ·'4995 73 P~. Fury Ill 4 Dr., v.a auto.......... '1995 72 Pontiac H.T. Cpe., V-IOOf, DOWer. ..... 12395 72 Buick LS Cus. 1)111., power, air .......'2895 72 Olds 98 H.T. Sed., poWer, air .........'2895 1! Buick Eledra, V.top, pow. lit ..... .. 12695 12 P~. Gold Duster, 6 ql., 3 speed .... '1995 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., power, air..........'2695 72 Chef. Imp. Cus. Cpe., full power, air'~ 72 Olds Lux. Sed., tun power, fact air'2895 72 Dodp Swinaer Cpa., 318 v.a, auto•.'1895 71 Okls Cut. Cpe., v.a auto., P.5., .......'2295 11 Dod&e a.araer Cpa., v.a 1111o., P.s..'1695 11 Font LTD Wapi, pow., luaace rack'1695 10 Dod&e Mon. 4 Dr.. v.a 11110., P.a., ..'1395 70 Olds 98 HT Sed., pow. F. air.... :...'I095 70 a.. a Clmillo, v.a auta., P.s..... '1695 70 Font Cus. 500 4 Dr~ v.a 111111....... .11095 69 Olds 88 HT Cpe., 350 V-8, ·f. air.... 1895 68 Olds Cut. 4 Dr. HT, 350 V-8, P.8., ... 1895 68 Cpa., v.a auto. trans. ...... ~. '795 II Panlilc 4 Door, li.....-................'395 67 a.tnla 4 Door 6 ql. auto. ..........'695 69 Olenllt % llln PlckuD....... ;...... 11295 72' Dodp 1 llln Truck, flat becl.. ....... '2695 Cit•••• ONLY 2 1975 OI.DSMOBILES I-DELTA 88 HT COUPE 1-STARARE COUPE See one of thea courteous salesmen: Pete Burri I, Lloyd Me Laughlin or Marvin Keebaugh. Karr & Van Zandt . . "You'll Llke'Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Qpen Evening• Untii6:GO-TII5 p.m. Sat. ~ --------------- Don Willi VII. 2 Dr. H. T., 318 V-8, ouio .. P.S., vinyl roof . 73 DODGE DART SWINGER........'2495 . .. in +llllilll~DiehiiJM!III wllh Mn. recen!IJ Traey' 111111 RUn' Polly Ann DeConnlck .. . 1973 BUICK ltSABRE $3%95 Custom . H.T. Cpe., local owner. that's really sharp Inside & out, good w-w tires, custom wheels, dark green vinyl root, green finish , AM radio & tape, factory air, automatic, P. steering & brakes. 1974 CHEV. 4 WH. DRIVE . S4495 8' Fleetslde, JSO V-8 engine, automatic trans., power steering end brakes, 15" on and off Highway tires. • ... , QO geHer. ~ ton, Po~~!~!e~~r~!-· co~ \C/. "76's ARE HERE" 74 Mere . Comet, ' cyl., 4 dr .• 1uto., P. 5., AM r1dlo, low miiNge, 1 loCI! owner, powder blut, rNI sh1rp. '3195 74 Dodge Chl1'9er S. E., 2 dr. H.T.• power windows, AM-FM rldlo, 1fr, console, f1d. ofllclll Clr. 3195 1 74 ·Plymouth S.ttlllte, 9 pess. w1gon, 11r, P.S., P.B., fld. offiCIII ctr. 3195 1 12 Clllv. Imp . Custom, 2 dr. H.T., P.S.. P.B .. AM r1dlo. '2195 13 Plymouth VIllani, 4 dr., 6 cyl,, 1uto., P.S. , AM rldlo, good tconomy. 2695 . 1 61 Chtv . ' p1111nger wegon, •lr, P.S., P.l. 1095 1 70 VW, rid bug. A ate1l 1f '995 TOM RUE ·MOTORS s.tillrd Middleport Ph. 992-2594 and Kelly Sue, Marion, apent with Mr. and Mrs. Harmon the week with Mr. and Mra. Fox. Roy Howell, who is emDick Karr. Russell ·Jaclt:son called ployed at Shadyside, spent a recenUy on Mr. and Mrs. weekend with his family. Norman Schaefer. Mrs. Harmon Fox and Mrs. Roy Howell villi«! recently ' PRODUCER INJURED t(ilh M~. alld Mrs. Robert LOS ANGELES (UP!) ~ke of ColwnbUB. Movie producer Saul David Olclr Smith who wu in· and two special ellecta men jured in an auto -accident were Injured In an uplollioo recenUy was relulled from 011 the futurlltlc let of the Holzer Medical Center ftbn "LGcan'a Run." David ... knocked oft bll 'nlunday. Mn. Johnny I>Qualas, Mra. feet Into 1 cevlty·ereated by Nancy Howard and Jaon, tile bllll, Wedneadly and he and Mrs . Rath Hines of suffered severe! cuts and Guysville visited recently minor buma. I News Notes Recent visitors of Mr . and Mrs . John Dean and Mr. and Mrs . John Waller. l)ean and son were Mr. and Mrs. Clair Waggoner of Harrisonville, Mr. and Mrs . Paul Paynter of Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs . Garold Gilkey, Cindy and Tammy, Jason Hanning of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ma.rkins, RaCine, Mr . and Mrs. Forrest Robenstlen of Kent, Ohio, Mrs. Kathleen Bricker, Elaine and Keith of Can ton and Rodney Ried of Pataskala. ){e(:ent visitors of Mrs. ·Hazel Arnold .and Waller were Mr . and Mrs. Patrick Williams and family of McArthur, Mr , and Mrs . Lester Arnold and sons of Westerville, Nathan Arnold and family of Chesler and Mr . and Mrs. Ronald McNally and family of Athens. The Carleton Church had its annual Homecoming Sunday with afternoon services with Hennan Jordan of Leon, W. Va., as speaker , Visiting Mr. and Mrs . Virgil King and Helen and Mrs. Neva King were Miss Mary Lou King and Melvin Felts, who were home from college In Illinois. ' The Carl reunion was held Sunday at the Bedford Youth 1973 PLYMount V8 FURY Ill......... '2495 4 Dr. Sedan, JIB V-8, air conditioning, power st-Ing & brokes, Cruise Control, AM-FM radio. A beautiful car. i971 OLDSMOBILE V8 anuss...... '2195 2 Dr. Hardtop, air conditioned, low mileage, vinyl top. Art exceptional tar. 1972 fORD ~m 2 DR HARPJOP..... ~ A double barrell sharp used car, new 76 trade-ln. Low, mlleoge, air conditioning. Seats have been covered since new. 1973 aiEVROLET V8 , 10N..........SZ995 71 BUICK RIVIERA ..................'1895 1972 aiEVROLET 6 CYL ............... '2195 Sports Coupe, fully equipped. l.WB Pickup. 6 cyl. std. shiH. Used by local Middleport merchant . Low mileage, light loads. 70 PLYMOUTH 4 DR WAGON......!795 Fact. air, P.S., 'P. B., luggage rack. 63 QiEV. NOVA 4 DR WAGON.... ~395 Several other cars in stock at Riggs. See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel LWB Pickup, small V-1, auto. trans., power sieerlng, 3-fpalnts. Shows e.tnll' good care. , .. 1970 GMC 1h 10N PICKUP........... ..'l695 Small V-8, power steering, auto. trans. A truck you will 'be proud of. SEE: Fred Blaettnar, Pat Hill, Melvin UH!e, or Dan Thompson 6 cyl .. auto .• runs good. - RIGGS USED CARS Located on St. Rt. 1 Open Evenings n11:00 Except Thurs. and S.t. TIU:OO DAN THOMPSON l I Il FORD We Hold These Truths ... A Chronicle of America PHOIIE 992·2196 On Franklin: TOM RUE MOTORS Sta . Wagon, e>rtra sharp, low mileage trade-In, with most extras Including air conditioning, and luggage rack . 72 MERC. MONT.....................!l795 4 Dr. Sed., fact. air, P.S., P.B., vinyl roof . POMEROY,OHIO Kingsbuey 1. Lei west ·Possible Prices. 2. Highest Trade-ins. 3. Greatest and Master Values. ' 4. Finest Service. 5. Genuine and Sincere interest in your welfare. NEW AND UNUSED 1975 models: We have Pintos, Mustang lis, ~vericks, Torinos, Gal. soos, & LTDs- a good selection &'priced to sell. 1975 Demos and Driver's tr~ining cars. avera! offered at bargain pric•s· 1976 Double Sharp Used Car Trade·ins. 4 Dr. Sed., tact . air, P.S., P. B., vinyl roof. 38' MPG· REAL ESTATE fOR 75 PLYMOUTH FURY.................~4400 Sport 2 dr . H.T .. V-8, auto .. P.S., P.B., feet . air, 6,000 miles, balance of factory Worranty . 72 FORD LID 4 DR............. ';.. .'1895 • • I ------- --- ----- M.tin Restaurant Sat., Ntw. 1, 1975 '3495 Do Business With the ''Friendly Dealer" who Wants 76's - Now In Sie • PACER ;r~ro~}Ji',onn:ultj~ ::~ ~ or;~·:;;~~~~:~1.:~::::c ne HalklweenParty ' - -------------- --------------- 1973 OLDS WXURY QlUPE .. l MASTER IN ECONOMICS THROUGH ' Locally owned, all Olds finest accessories , plus 4 new radial tires. 30,000 mile car for only We have 1 new 1975 Pontiac Catalina 2 dr. H. T., one 1975· Pontiac Catalina 2 dr. H.T. Demo, 1 new 1975 Pontiac Lemans 2 dr. H.T., one 1975 Pontiac Lemans 2 dr. H.T. Demo. One new 1975 Buick LeSabre 2 dr. H.T. One 1975 Buick Electra 225 Custom 4 dr. H.T. Demo. Two new 1975 Opels (the gas saver from Germany). So come on in to Smith Nelson Motors and see just how much hloney you can save ori one of these new 75's or Demo's. We need some good us.ed cars so come on in and get top dollar for your present car·& drive out in a new Buick or Pontiac of your choice. · R&J OOINS Two ____ . PH. 992-2174 In Memory Hani!3onville . 10·31 .2t c - ------------- .-- GIVES POMEROY, OHIO Auto Sales I DAN THOMPSON FORD AT · 1 RATES 992 . 275 ~ For Want Ad Service ' · 10 .21.30tc Scent s per Word one insert ion ___ ------~~- ______ __ ' ' . Appraisal service on consecutive Insert ions . record player with stand ; esta1es and collections. 26 oent s per word si )( con . Panasonic mlcro .wave BL/MER· Now arranre the circled !etten secutlve Insert ions . oven . Phon e 992 ·3401. to form the ourprioe anower, !II 25 Per cen'f Discount on peld 1600 Nye St. 10 _31 .Jtc ouuetted by the aboYe CartG()n. ads and ads paid within 10 da ys. Pomeroy ,AVE GA S: Install electronic CARD OF THANKS Phone 742-2331 Ph. 992-3313 Ignition . Up to 20 percent 1~--- IIN THE & Obituary Roger Wamsley- Rutland increase . Instant cold or992·SBBO 52.00 for 50 word m inimum . ·.1967 RAMBLER , $150 . Phone 10-15-1 mo . weatl'\er starting - no (Aalwen tomorrow) 10. t-30tc e. a -: ~ ll dUi .ionat word 3c. 992 -2892 or can be seen at 957 rewirli1g , 539 up. F'hone 992· BLINO ADS Ju~bl"' SNORT COACH GENIUS DULCET Broadway. Midd lepor l. 7826 . Additional 25c Charge per Yetlenl•r'• 10 24 -IIC 10-31 -31p Advertisement . Auww 1Jtev're tllrown in bv aame U'ho want -------- "7'-.~-=-- OFFICE HOURS For NEW Hotpoint 1.4 cu . ft. double ' lollop - ANCHORS 8:30a .m. to 5:00p .m. Dally . 1967 FORO Convertible, runs · Blo~n door refrigerator and deluxe S225. Phone 992 .5301. good, 8:30 a .m. to 12. 00 Noon HOUSE in Portland, lake over elec. range, S500 tor both or 10 -23 -IOtc Insulation Services , Saturday . payments . s rooms and sell separate ly. Can be ·seen Blown into Walls & AHles' · Wanted ' well , 2 acres· of bath , good at Kingsbury Mobile Home 1975 FORO F lOO truck . F'hone STORM IN ME M O RY o f W esley Circ le ground , coa l heat . Phone Sales , I HlO E . Main St. ; f.. A ~ N pll ld for all makes ari t 992-74<17 . who passed away Nov . 2, ' WINDOWS& DOOR.S Pomeroy', Ohio, or call 992 - 843-2292. mlldels ' of mobil e hom es. From the largest Truck Or \ 10-21 -121p 1963, 12· years ago today . I 10-28 ·121c 7034. REPUitEMENt' Phon e are a code 614 -423 Bulldozer Radiator to the S~ dly m Issed b y wife, Laur a · s~a~allest Heeter Core. 10·30·4tc WINDOWS 953I. I OWNER ; 1971 Monte Carlo. 3 HEAD of cattle with red Circle . MIDD LEPORT - Completely 4- 13-tf( ALUMINUM -400 V-8, auto .. p.s., p.b., air Identification tags In ears. "t~;i~~ k· sttwes;-y-co~ 1 remodeled build ing , 2,000 11 -2-Hc Nattlan .B iggs ...... ---------SIDINGt.SOFFITT .. cond ., bucket seets, am , one dee.P red Angus cow-, tee t of bus iness spafe and heater . Phone 992-5262 1n Radiator Speciall_s, radio , stereo tape player , GUTTERS-AWNINGS . two Herefords, SSO rew&rd !wo furnished apartments . even ing green with dark green vinyl for information or return of Mot 10-29 -Atc Very low maintenance . top . Phone 992-6192 after 4 I.,ARRY· I.A~E6Q.ER-. SMITH NELSO~ catt le. Call 949.2774 or 256· Good Investment Income . p.m. NT IQ u E A u c T IoN 6239 . Exce llent opportun ity to 1' he servic es at the A Sa SPOTS before your eyes on Syrac"s~,Ohin MOlORS IN tu r day , Nov . 1, 11 :00 A . 10·23·1fc I0-27-6tc el iminate rent payment tor your new carpet - Remove Ph. 9J .H t9J.. ' ·p 0' m Presbyterian Church Sunday M Large vari et y of antique your present bu siness them wit h Blue Lustre . Rent furnitu re . Including Vi c. \ L _ __ .J.___:•:_·I:.:O..: - l_;.m:;.;.~~ · ~' ,l.::.p:... :h_ . 9_9.;.. 2-21_7_<:.. · :.. · __..:.:__~='-' 1966 FURY 11 , automatic spa' C e. Phone 992·7889. Were , ,_ JJ atler led. Those electric shampooer . tpi ian couch and bed, Iron transmission , In good Nelson's Drug Store. 10-2B -61c coming from a. iJIStance were tieds, oa k an d walnutlobles , . Wanted To Buy conditiOn ; Also. two twin S Fi.'W IN G MACHt N E , BE AUTIFY your home with 10·30-61c - - -- - - - - - - - - - se cr et ary , ma r bl e top calves . 3 weeks old . Repairs , serv ice , all ma kes.. Perma .s tone. New homes Mr . and Mrs. R aymon d dr ess er , glass c abi net , LOCUST fen Ce posl. F'hone baby HOU SE on 1672 Lincoln Hgfs., Phone 843-2353 . 992·2284. The Fpbric, Shop, as we ll as remodeling work . 992-5826. 1967 CADILLAC , 19 74 Yahama Chapman of Maryland, Mrs . desks , Vlcrr olas , sewing 4 rooms , large kitchen . 10-29-41c Potne roy . Authol"h:ed Singer Expert installet ion . Free 250 cc Enduro , low mileage, · basement . Whal ma chines , wa rdr obes as I0-29-6tc , nice backyard, Sales and Service . We estimates. Phone 742 -2409 . , good condi tion . Phone 992. Lena Hewitt, Aiwe ey , well as cloc ks . coins . dish and low pr iced . See between 12 x 70 T-RAIL EH: , 2 bedroom , sharpen Sc issors . · 10-31 ·26tc 7897 . Mr . and Mrs . Robert Gibson ware, Iron pots, crocks , 10 a.m.-3 p.m. cen tral air, tota l etec .• 3·29·1fC 1 - - - - - - - -- -- - - 10-30-Stc ILrl turi'nture, ' ''" bo)(es. trunks, cam eras . loo ls. elc. utiilty building , take over I0 -20·12t.c .. c-- - .~c --~ D & D .TREE Tr,lmm )ng , 20 and Robin. Mr. Harold Bail brass beds , or complete AT MA SON AU CTION paymenls . Phone 1304) 88 2· ONE Nearly new Beeuty Res t - - - - - - - - - - - -- - 'REA'OY MI X CONCRET E years .. perlence . Insured, households. Wr ite M . o. • and son , all of Columbus ; HOU SE. Off u . s . Rl . 33, 3340 after 5 p.m. BEAUTIFUL home on College de llv'ered r ight to vour free estimates. Call 992 ·3057 M iller , Rt. <1, Pomeroy mattr~ss and bO)( springs , Horlon 51 ., Mason , w . v a. 10-22 -121 c Road in Syra cuse . Excellent pro ject. Fast and ea sy. Free or fl) 667 ·3041. Goolville . Ohio. Call 992 -7760. ' Mrs' Virginia Burke, Mr . and Also , 22 throw rugs. A Howard B ~ e s ley , Au c. locatlon , one acre , 10 rooms , estim\ltes . Phon e 992·3284, 10-15-ttc barga in, must sell. Phone 10-7.)4 1970 -I...Ht:V . station wagon. Mrs. Larry Clark and three tl oneer , Re lreshments ----.,---..,.--,_ two full b·aths. Shown by Goeglein Ready Mix Co., - - - - - - - - - - - -- 241 ·2308. pl)wer steering , automatic . da ughters , Chesler, Mrs . !~~~g~ 01 ~ol res pon sibl e lor appointment on ly . Phone A(liddl f3 port , Ohio., .., TEltMITE freatm~n~, Specie I 10-30-Jic Phone 843 -2459 . S7oo. 992 -2210 . 6-30 -llc S175 average, house. 5 yr . found Oieva Cotterill and grandI0 -30-2tc ·t0 -30-61p 1969 VW . reiiUTft engine , 10-31 -ltc ~ guarantee. Phone 992 ·7826. SMALL orange.yeltow kitten WOULD YOU BELIEVEI . t0-29-41p daughter, Bradbury. After $;0-(iriN-G- ~-;;:T;H-:--c~;;, Barrel saddle, sso, - - -- - - - - - -- - - found on west Mtlin . Cal l 196-4 BU ICK gOOd COnd iti on , 51.050. A P PROXIMATELy 2112 Build an all steel building at ~ ·- - -- - - -- - • - - 100 AMF' square d breaker the sermon offered by the Hollow Gun Club , 1 0 . m. Phone 992 -1252 . S300. Humane Society, 992·2639 or acres , 200ft . on State Route Pole Barn prices ? Golden ·E::t.WOou BOWER SliEPAI11t } panel, like new, 525. 36 Inch 992 -S-427 after 6 p.m . 10-30-31c minister, Mrs . OlevaCotterill Nov . 2. 1 m ile paSI Mil es 12<~ , 200 foo t river fron tage, Giant AII·Steel Buildings , -- Sweepers . toasters , Irons, exhaust tan , $35 ; Rupp min f. Cem etery out of Rutland . 10-27 .6tc ..... 1970 12 x 63 l bedrm ., bath Rt~ 4, BoK 148, Waverly , all small appli ances . Lawn gave a poem followed by a Free relreshm eniS . 1971 MATADOR , 4 dr . auto, V - bike , 540, 2 sets French and half mobi le home, 10 )( Ohio . Phone 941-2296 . · mower, next to State Hiol'l · doors , S.4b. Phone 992 -7889. 8, p.s., S1095. Phone (614) song by Mr. and Mrs. Larry IO-J0-3tc IOstoregeshed , 11 x 30patio 7.24.tf.wey Garage on ~oute Jl 10.J0.6t c 667·3956. Pets with one mobile home rental - - - - - - -- - - - - - - F11ione 985·38 25. Clark and daughter, Tamra, j";,;-y-ou-;-v-;,- ;;;r--;.;;'h~;;i 10-30-<ltc - - - - - - - - -- - - - 4 ·16-tfi: space. $15 ,000 lirm . Call NEIGLER ' S Bu ilding ond .· · FRE!o TO GOOD HOME no Kos cot co s me flc s and -NEW yellow col'n and 35 -A i supply . we speclall:ze In ·::- -:~ - -t-:- -------.-- ~ area code (219 ) 785·2362 or with Mrs. Cl ar k at thePa · haven ' t been reservl ced, Smal l. white spayed female 196.4 FALCON , autometic , McCullough Power Saw . write A . E . Bailey, New building houses. Also, do S~EPTIC TANK!i cleane·d . pup , gentle disposition, all phOne Hel en Jane Brown , Ray Alkire sang ~ , solo acPhone 742·23 59. good condition . Phone 992· Durham Ma ll Estate, Lot repair work and cabinets, MOdern Sanitation . 992 -39'sd shots . Indoor home with Robert ! ~ dep end ent Distributor . 10·29 -121p b M led 5137 . 141 , Westv ille , Indiana aluminum siding . C!ill Guy or_~ 99 2 7349. compan Y rs. (6141 992 -5113. or maybe you TLC needed . Contact . 10-3HIC --~------- - --46391. Neigler, 949 -2508 ; If no 9.18.tf< '"' Humane Soc iety , 992-5A27 Gibson , of Columbus after , would like to lake orders , SET of winter tires . s.ize 7 x 35. 10·31 -12tc anSwer caJL94~~7813 Qr 9.49 ~ - - - -- -- - - - r ' a fter 6 p.m. or 992-2639 . which a bountiful dinner was .. full or spare lime In eith er 14 . Phone (6W 667-3363 . - - - - - - -- - - - - 2457 . DACKH\u: lUI rt=n• , nour Or" 10-28 -6tc 1973 FORO 3;4 ton pickup , v.a, ~e s t VIrginia or Ohio . \ 10-29 -6tp CUSTOM Homes , no down 10·S·26tp con t ract . Reg , or ex . • served by the ladies 9f the, , 10·26 -lfc 4 speed. p.s., p.b., new paint , payment. VA Loans. FHA - - - - -- cavetlrig ·type. Septic tanks , good condition . $2,100 . 8 WEEKS old baby pigs . LOV 'A B1Lit WHI'i.E church and others. T;;--;,.,-;;-;-;;:_-;-;,-;;;-;;-~-;re As low as 3 percenl down. ~ X'II:AQAT~~·, dai. ;:;··1oade; lnSialled . Bill Pull ins . Phone 0 Phone 1614) 985 -3594. SNOWDRIFT ' Grhl , Phone 949-2857 . Your plans or ours . Call or and backhoe wo·rk : septic 992·2478, ~ · b: : dOd Mrs . F. 0 . Whaley spbnsorlng o mosquerade Pyrenees puppies . 10-29 -<lp 10-29 -61p wrrte, Shepard Contracting , tan ks in stalled .· dump B·27·tfc: '· Reasonable . Coil t (614) 667 of Columbus spent a weekend Dan.ce, Salurd.ay , Nov . 1, Bo)( 28A 1 Rutland, 45775 . trucks and to .boys tor hire; - - - - - -- - - - -- - 3838 e...,enlngS or weekends . 1974 GMC Jimmy, 4 whee l 5 FT . BRUSH hog , 3 pt , hitc h, from 9 p.m. to 1 e.m. at the Phone 742·2409. wi ll haul till dirt. top soil , we Sl"'t:CIALt L t 1n mobile ~ drive, automatic , p.s ., tape with Ava Gilkey. Rutland Gymna Si um . House of the SeVen Goebel 's S200. Phone (614 1 985 ·3594 . 10.31 -26tc limestone and gravel~ Cal l ho~.e furnace repair . Phone player, heavy duty treiler Farm. Coolv ille, Ohio . 10-29 -•tp Mr. and Mrs . Robert Adml so lon s2 person , S3 Bob ·or Roger Jeffers , dey 992 ·5858. .. lowing spec ial. E)(Cellent couple . Several rock bands, t0-30-6tp 9-11-tfc ' Gibson and Robin . were br ing beverag es . Games condition . Call eHer 5:30 10·10 J OHN Deere doter , 6ft . . - -- - -- - -- -, phone N92-7089, nigh I phon• p.m. 992-3829. 992 3525 or 992 -5132 . ~ ----.-----~--blade winch. canopy, weekend guests' of the Robert and pr izes . . Adults 1B and 10.'29 -•tc 1 over. Wanted reversal bar , good con I0 -19-121c ·kN needed Saturday and Alkires. dillon . S4.500. Phone 16.W 985-3594. -- - - .. Mr. an d Mrs. Harol-'\1. Bail > • s unday only , 7 to 3, do y. Call Shrubbory . Phone 949 -25<5 10-29 -41p For Rent. NO. 142 - 94 Acre farm · 2 Ar c. adle Nursing Home , and son of Colum!lus were Yes we will coolvlllt. 1-(614 1 667-3196. 3 AND 4 ROOM .furnlshed ana LocusT--po s......ts_....._ , ' 370 Win · weekend guests of Mr. and ' t 10-29-Mc ~nfurn i shed apartments . chester 20gauge . Phone 7-42· .• Mrs. Eugene Young. CC p W Phone 99U.54J4. · 2J59 . HAIR'" DRESSER , part time . 4. \2-llc 10-28-Stp $40,000.00. Complete Service . Phone ' Mr. and Mrs. Raymond customers. Helen 's B-A Beauty Shop. --------- - - -949 -2<87 or 9<9-2000 . Racine, Tuppers Plains . Phone (61-4 ) ~-- ~·- - · - ~- - - ~ - · ---Chapman of Rockville, Md., TRAILER spaco for rent. All 70,000 BTU GAS STOVE, 1100. Ohio , Crill Brodford . ..• 667 -3966. NO. 146 - 2.39 a .• 2 yr. old 1963 Ford 500XL V·8 ulilllles .. Phone 992 -5535 . were weekend guests of Mrs. ranch , 3 BR .. lull base .. I0 -30-3tp 9-16-llc automatic, $180. McCulloch Mary Diehl and Stella Atkins - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .-- ---- -- - - -- · 250 saw , 575. All excellent. 20xU ul. bldg .. lots of road NO. I HEATING. OIL 12 MEN needed, full or pori 2 BEDROOM troller , real Phone 742 -2359. frontage, S25,600.oo. and Ruby Diehl. lime . 53.96 per hour , no nice . Phone 992 . 3324 . J0.18·6tp Real Estate For Stoc~ N0.2 HEATING OIL e xperience needed . Will .24 .tfc .---,=-- --- ----Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bishop 10 "" Dell very train . Call for Interv iew , A460.gree.,.,~ - - -- - -- -- - - -- AIRCO welding machine, and children were Sunday . 4 ROOM and bath , with car . 06 71. · 804 W. Main You Have1o Budget Pav Plan new , elec . oil accessories port . Phone 992·587 1. 10 . 3t. 3tc 'FURNISHED apartment guests of Mr, and Mrs. Ray Pomeroy 992·2298 10-26-6tc ------------· adults only 1" Middleport . in cluded . Phone 992·3410. Alien. POMEROY LANDMARK .' TUTOR needed to help stud en I Phone 992-3871. · 10: 28 ·llc After Hours Ca II See It & Drive · ;· 3 e R'HoM e :-lustilnl s'hed Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. with geometry and Span ish . l ·2S·tf• - - - - - - - - - - - -- Mrs. Ann Barrett visited 992-7133 remodeling . Salem St. , Phone 992·2181 Phone 992 -2789. -------~ -- ---' ;IE MINt; tuN, . 1.100 .oyt.~-, • her sister , Mrs . Junior Rutland . Phone 742 ·2306 It To Believe 10-31 -2tc 3 BEDRM . house, un new t2 or 20 go , $t72.50. CONTACT: after 4 p. m. or see Milo B. L.:....:.c:;:o__ _ _ _ _ _.......J - - - - - - - - - - - - -furnished. Also , 1 furn l~hed _Eife's, Middleport, Ohio. ~-· Payne.• Lois P1uley Hutch inson . trailer . Phone 992-2780 or i0 -1.36tc . It 1Q.. 9·1fC Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clark ROOM and board for sen ior Branch Mln1ger 992-3<32. ---citizens,· very n ice. Phone Good 5electlof1 & NO a nd family called on · the 10-19-lfc NOW selling Fuller Brush 992-3509. 10-12-llc AMC Dealer Can ~92 3410 . Products. Phone Robert Clarks Sunday. ) BEORM . apt . oil electric , off 10-6-lfc i Beat Our. Deal. The new sign at the street parking . Phone 9922094 . :;OLD--;p;;J;-;;;;dru;-ln Presbyterian Church was 10-28-6tc goc.j condition. Phone 992· Have just the route pre~nted by Mr. and Mrs. 7276. . O~E~ ue~rm . mobile home for open for you. Win 10-26 -ltc Robert Alkire. David Rlggs li~r Klver Rd. - r-ont. Phone 992-3509. pr lzes . • Learn assisted 'in putting it up. 10-31 -tlc GA(LfPOLIS WARM Morning COIJ I anL responsibility. - - - -- - - - -- - - - wood heater ; $40 and 3 Mr. and· Mrs. Chas. K!ng PH.446-1,.0 HOUSE tor rent wun 7 rooms, Siamese kittens . Phone 992· 608 E. · Earn Extra and children visi¥ the 'Ed Aulllorlrtd Deller 1112 baths , ges heat. oaraoe ~0 7 MAIN Spending Money I In Middleport . Adulls , no · 10-tB -121p 2baths, FAMILY4 B.R. brick, 2 :~:.::::::::;::;:; Kings recenlly. Featuring nat. gas heal. Want ~ pets. For appt ., call (614 ) ________ ____ _:_ Mr . and Mrs . Delmar POM£'RoY;o ArmonCI At · only 512,000. . ., . . . . 367 1177 · · 10-26 -6tc IN DASH 23 Channel Clllzen's Rhodes called on their old :Lr/1' US DO IT! I The Organ POMEROY - 7'12 acres, 4 - - - - - - - - - - - - -. Band transceiver, am.fm ' · neighbor Saturday after 1oon, BR, bath, carpeting, ' 12 AOOMS - Otder home with mp~t radio, B track stereo .i Beginning at 9:00 TRAILER space fer rent In wafer bath, gas end city Call 992~965, paneling, tile, N. gas, hot Middleport. Phone 992.5434. the Bob Clarks. ' Dinner Served S7,SQO.OO. 10·21·261c water heal, storm doors & Mr. and Mrs . Jessie Carroll Beginning windows, water softner. POMEROY- 3 B.R.s J ROOM furniShed house. AMMO Wholesale . Deer Slugs, are adding an extra r oom to " At 5:00 $15,000. MOBILE home , 10 X 50, 2 Phone 992.5535. S1.29 ; Brenneke slugs, $4·.95 and lar_9e family room . $8500. their large traller. bedroom new gas furnace. 10-21 ·tfc per bO)( , all shot shells POMEROY - 3 BR, bath, can be seeh at Kingsbury - - -- - - - -- - - - -wholesale . B.l8ck powder , TV room, utility R., H. W. Mr . and Mts. Roosevelt Yard RENO)lAJ.EI)..-- 2 B.R. hom~ ,Home Sales, 1100 E . Main $2 ,90 lb . LoiS ol now and floors, N. gao heat, full SMALL HO,USE IN Mid · used guns , File 's bock of on 33 North.' Bath, garage and St. , Pomeroy or cell 992 Branham and Mr. ·antl Mrs . GARA GE Sal e, rain or sh lno. dleport area Idee! for ... L d 1 7034 . basement, large lot. $9,500. large lot. ·$16,000. retlreef couple . References Speeu 0 ueen aun ryma ' Jessie Carroll were called to Oulch Town Hill. Miners 10-31 -•tc preferred Phone 992 .7791 Mlddloporl . Phone 992 -7<94. MIDDLEPORT - 2 BR, Kentucky by the death of a vill e. Solurdoy only . Watch att~r • p.' m . We trade for anything . bath, a~rpallng, paneling, for slons . RIVER FRONT LOT- and 1 1972 HILLCREST t2 x 64, 2 YiK'd brother.in -la 10-30-3tc· I0-26-121p 10-31-llc Ilia, full basement, utility bedroom , centre! air con . room house, 2 baths, furnace, -----------~--dltlonlng , elec . 'kitchen with R., N. gas FA heel, carbrother-in-la .... Mrs . Susie GARA~-5;i;,-s-;;!u"td'av . on nice corner. $23,500. RUBBF,RRACK double eye l•v•l ov•ns . :blJNTRY Mob ile Home, ~E HAVE shotgun shells , port, storm doors & winHeitgercared for the store in Nov . 1. 9:00 1111 .? Good P k Rt 33 te lies 1b th rifle shells, cleaning ac Fully corpeled, gas or oil ar ' · ' n m n .r I cossorios , hunting clothes , dows. In ••cellon! con - · 12 ROOMS - Nice older home, their absence . winter <l othlng , Imen 's and or Pomeroy . Large lots with hee t, cu s tom skirting , women 's ) ; paper back concre te pet lo!!',"' sidewalk~ .! bOots , black powder guns dillon. $13,000. S4,975. Phone (61< 1 491 ·2111. 2 baths, gas furnace. and 2 Miss Tamra and Penny books, new stuffed onlmals , 10-31 -ltc / unners and off str;eet and accessories , reloading RUTLAND - 2 BR, dining nice level lots . 527,000 .. Clark of Chester spent the ou 1o - 1ope plover . Baby park..no . "Phone 992 -1.1(79. 1 materials, scopes. mounts, ,R, bath, fireplace In LR, clothes, many other Items . 1969 PMC' ·2 bedrm . 12x52 ~nlvos, llnplng bogs, boat . 12·3t-tlc weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Very , very reasonoblo. Call jackets and (UShlons •. carpeting, paneling, tile, N. mob ile home Inc luding ~ - - ~-------.----:-,....-....,. .... , NEW LISTING= 10 rooms, • "••••• ~?~~~r:::~~~~ler XDirt.l holsttrs, belts, rifle straps Robert Clark, 992 -3829. On Township Rood gas heat, porches, garage. underpinning and porches, bath, hot water heat. let'\le FREE RENT AT VILLAGI and much} much more at 79, behind th e Rock Spr ings S3250 . Phone (6W 985-350< 5'1,500. ' kitchen, 4 bedrooms 'end MANOR IN MID · lndlon Joe <s Sports and F~ ! r grounds . Follow signs. or 992 -5596 . DLEPORT I We ore SO sure CB 's, 308 Pogo St ., Mid · POMEROY 5 acres, 3 )0 -3t .1tp dining. Large lot In Racine. 10 -30-3tp that you will love our apart . dltPOrt CAL\.7.42 ·<111 BR, bath, N. gas heat, city ments that we give you two · ; . io.t7 -30tc TALk TO WliNDILL 8x30 ONE BEDROOM mobllo water, porchesiStorg. bldg. , OON'T WASTE YOUR TIME weeks RENT FREE . Jusl -~ -----------­ G"loTI, · home , gas range, e lec , pay your security deposit CA RPOR T SAL E - Four In good condition. $7,900. CAR PIT c;CINIUJ. TANT SEE US FIRST. refr lgerator , new carpeti ng\, F ~tmil y , Great variety, good ef1d s tay six months end the for MIDDLEPORT - 2 story verv c:leen . Con bt seen at flrsl2 woeksls free . You will II mdse., lots of gla ss, \ewelry, fram~t, 3 BR, 2 baths, K lngsbury Home Sales , 1100 enjoy monthly leans, a)t curta ins, blinds , b o!ln '< ets, E. Main St. or call 992-703<. electr ic living , carpeting , 3 BEDRM . home, ju;r dlnl. 1 R., utility R., N. gas s heet s, dishes , cloth 1ng , 10 - 30 - <~c range and refrigerator , free winter coat s, etc. something finished, romodellng, Soltlll· furnace, storage bldg. trash pickup , ceble TV for everyone . Start 10 e. m. St. , Rullond . Phone 7<H~Yt (optional) and laundry Nov . J through Nov. 7, 1612 ·t970 HOLLY PARK mobile after 4 p.m. or see Milo B..1 Walk to shop. $8,300, TO BUY OR SELL- CALL home tor se~e . Site 12x60 •. facilit ies . Convenient to Hutchison . Lincoln Hgts . Pomeroy , color blue and whitt, feature shopping on Third and Mill Ohio . P e t~ Morarlty , 9-21-tfc US FOR YOUR NEEDS IN 2 bedrooms , bath1 kitchen , In Middleport. VILLAGE :----- - - -· - - -residence . REAl . ESTATE. dining room and living 10-30-31p MANOR Is yours for ane 3 BEDRM . nouse In Naclne . Heney E. Clellnd, Broker room . Fully furnished , bedroom apartmen ts Phone 949·2671. Includes 2 air dondltloners , m-2259 starting at S101 monthly plus 10·5-26tc and 10x 10 10x20 awning 3 FA MILY Yard Sales , elec . We pay for everything - - - - - - - - -- - - utlllly building . Excellon l Tuesday and Wednesday, •lse. See the Manager at cond ll lon . Call (614) 915 · Nov.' 4 a,d 5 at Mrs . Charles Rivers ide Apartments o r ' , - - - - - - - - - - 1 Wa rd, PortlancL Oh io. 10 3598. call 992-3273. This oflor will •a.m. till 5 p.m. 10-30-Jtc end soon , so move In now · I0-31 -41c - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - and save SSSS. 1975 t4x70 TRAILER , tM .' 10·23-tfc cellent condition, especially GAR AGE SALE ~~ f Wett\ bu ilt for offtc;es . l..ow prtce l;WO 1;. bedroom ... furn"hett Fuii .One and Two acre lots · · sale now at I ~esdoy , Thursday and lor qul'k sale. Phone I30Ai c apar,ment In M,ld leporl, ' the Wildwood Estates, loc•te ~t Flatwoods, , Fllday. Lois of clothing , 675-1921 or 675-5829. · i · Phofl,t ,992-3129. , shoes , real cheap , at- Tom 10·30•1fC. 10-29·31C lllll'lllllil I • . . between Route 7 and Old 33. \lso new 81Hayman '' Long Bottom , --------~-Ohio , losl house behlnij post 12 )( '6s mobile home, 2 3-~Level home ready to move into located RM . BATH furnished opt . In lUI ·olflce at red building . Mlddllport. Inquire at bedrooms , on F latwoods same ar~ <' If :nterestecl call or see 10·29-Jtc :on . 1~9 ~ . kay 's Beaut~· Rd ., Pomeroy . Un · derplnnlng , wllh ' x to . Second , Mid . ;. Or · 10·29-4:, I Upper lUterRd. awning and J stts of sttps . ' <FAM IL Y Yard Sa le, Oct . 30. George S. Hobstetter Jr. Write or call VIolet Betty, GALLIPOLIS 31 and Nov . 1. 9 a.m. till 4 ONE bitd!"oom trailer apart . 15<8 Rose Hill Rd .. p.m. No jun k. 238 Condor St . \ I'll. ...... ment . Pftone 992-52<8 or 991Reynoldsburg , (61<) IU· ' I t· 9th lnd Landm ar k. 3436. 2<90. . Alrl~r rtu f Deeler Box IOli Phone 985-4116 After 4:00P.M. lt).28·•tc ; ~ 10·26-61c I0-29-4tc ... ' Su . THE "l-OWDOWN' ON A ~A ~0A IN . I. ·SM'ITH NELSON\ MOTORS ~- ____ _____ ~ ---~~~~ tc ANTIQUE -~:~~=~: ~--~-0 -Jl.Jtc ~=======:-:·:;--;==:::::::=~=~~!:=j~±!~~;:C:==::r The PubliSh er reserves the pump organ, baby I r ight edit or re lect any ads crib matt ress . Phone 949 · D&M, ·Coins, Currency deem e d oblec tl onol . Tho Employment Wanted -· 2542. publi s her will " no t be 10·31 ·61 c resp ons ible to r more than one CARPENTRy , pane ling , ..... ________...,..____ APPL'lANCE incorr ect insertion . floor ing and ceil ing . Phon e COCK shut 40 tractor . Phone and . ppI'leS .• to WH EF:E 10 6 ET o.: Friday, Oct. 31, 1975 NEW CAR 'SALE \ Business 3 6 - Tlie DaUy.Sentlnel,Mlddleport-Pomeroy: I John Adams of Massachusetts, describing Ben· jamin Franklin's role In Congress : "His conduct hu been composed and grave •. and In tbe opinion of many gentlemen, very reserved. He hu not assumed anytlllng, nor affected to take the lead . . .. He does not hesitate at our boldest measures, but rather seems to think us too irresolute and backward. He is a great and good man." OONDUCI'OR QUll'S DETROIT (UP!) - Detroit Symphony C«KKucto' Aldo Ceccato Wednesday announced he will rellign when his emtract e!pire& in 1977, dealing a severe blow to the orchestra, already BPlit by a contract dispute between FUNNY BUSINESS 8 $ : Bashan Mr. and Mrs. An>l1 Holter attended lbe wedding of Dble Snyder and Lee Cld1e at Carpenter on Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley musicians and management . · TiilsseD called 'On Mr. and Ceccato, who joined the Mra. William HyleD at Long symphony in 1m and also Botljm Sunday lflemoon. Adams - By Ri.s Mackenzie I Jeff MacNelly/GI97S. United Feature S~lcatt . Center with a basket diMer at noon. Those in attendance were Rhonda, Jodi and Sean Gibson, Chuck, Ruth Ann, · Cheryl and Cindy Riffle, Ron , Linda, Matthew and Tina Rlffie, Mr. and Mrs. Don Brickles, Bruce, Denise, Connie and Kim, Mr. and Mrs. Olen Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brickles, Mrs. Faye Pratt, Mr . and Mrs. Charles E. Riffle, Mr. and Mrs . Bud Wilson, Mr . and Mrs. Ralph Carl, Rodney - Carl and Debbie Queen, Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd King, Mona, Brian, Brill and Phil, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Harrison , Rodney and· Trevor, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Harrison, Scott and Jodi, Ottie SchoU, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Carl , Brett, Randall, Danny and Melodi, Dwight, Ivan, Paula , John and Sherrie Carl. 461S.Thid lliHIIIIIt serves as Ita mlt8ic diredor, pve no reasons for hla decision In his letter of resignaUon. CHERRY RIDGE By Jane Reeves Weekend guests of Pud and Jane Reeves were Mike, Kathie, Shane and Amy McKnight of Dover, Ohio, Mrs. Lora Chandler of Columbus, Mrs. Bonnie Criner and Peggy of Phoenix, Arizona, Mrs. Jean Mingus, 'Mr. and Mrs. Steve Wtllet of Columbus. The Pud Reeves and Albert Schultzea recenUy took a trip to Hawks Nest and Lovers Leap in West Virginia. It was a beautiful day and the mow;talns were glowing with color, Vicki Cunningham came home Sunday from Doctors West Hospital in Colwnbus after 10 weeks of illness. Welcome home, VIcki. Parents, Mr. and Mra. Dora! Hill informed me she Is doing m,uch better although homesick for chlldren Wendy and Eric, Guests of the Hills were Arnold and Peggy and Sarah Hill of Cincinnati, Dorsel and Fiaura Davis of Akron IIIHI-Richard Faulk of Columbus . Micky, Sue, · Mathew and Ruby Burke were recent dinner guests of the Hills. Homecoming at Eastern High School and weekend guests of .Julia Schultz were Don nes and Tony Barnett of l;lgan , Ohio. ASIIWOR'nl GRADUATES WICHITA FALLS, Te1:. Airman Charles D. Ashworth, son of retired USAF Senior Master Sergeant Alfred H. ABhworth of New Haveh, W. Va., ha~ graduated at Sheppard AFI), Tex., from the U.S. Air Force budget specialillt course conducted by the Air . Training . Com· mend. His wife, Contance, Is the daUilhler of Mr. and Mra. Dean ROUSIIIIII of 61 LeMa11s Drive. Youngstown . His mother, Mrs. John H. Paul, resides in St. Clairsville. I rti'O ENVOYS ·ro EUROPE WASHINGTON (UP!) Two U .S. diplomate who Luther Friend still is confined to University Hospital at Columbul. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Pliler and childRn apent a nelt:end with reiaUves at Becldey, W. Va. Mra. Trussell attended the 40th wedding annlvernry celebraUon of Mr. and Mra. ' j I recently ended coatrovenlal Uoyd McPeek at tbeir boal6 In Long Bottom CID ~Mr. and Mrs. Ralph being given ambulldcnhlpa Trusl!eli and children apent 1 in Europe. weekend at Marion, Ind., and John GWlther Dean, fwmer Bellefontaine, vlalUng her envoy .to Llloa and the last parents. U.S. •mlwaldor to CamMra. Dorothy La'II'SCID Is a patient at Holzer Medical bodia, was sworn In Wednelda)' Ill ambtulaacb' to Center. Mr, and Mrl. Roy McDemnarlt:. President Ford SJ!id Collough of Richmond, VI., Wedneldly he is nominating spent Saturday afternoon Nathaniel Davis, 50, to be with Mr . and Mrl. Stanley ambusador to Switzerland. .Trussell. aaalgnmen.. In Southeut Alia and Latin Americl are Berrys World · ' . " Well. 1 guess the old company picnic he• changed over the years, eh fellas? Feller?" �12 - .The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Oct. 31, 1975 News •• in Briefs (Contlt\Ued !rom page I) cllllliveness that has kept the Republican party's door closed." Rhodes administration decision i~ denounced .. HOSPITAL Report finds of well NEWS preserved teeth, jaws Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - Virgie Fetty, Langsville; Thomas Hoffner, Pomeroy; Norman Evans, Portland; Leo Searles, Middleport; Shirley Long, Long Bottom; Robin Hall, Mi~dleport; Donna Vance, Albany. DISCHARGED - Asa Hoskin~. Velma Parsons, William McMillion, Stella Bass, Aaron Card, Teddy Smith, Mary Smith, Loretta Smith, !toy J'riddy, Ellen Lambert, ,Glennie Milhoan, Bernard Milhoan, Rodney. Allen. .m. . By AL ROSSH'ER the deposits that )1elded the . ~~ . 3.35 million to 3.75 m!Uion uPI Science Editor COLUMBUS- A meeting schedUlt arbitration hearings tendance moved to inform all WASIDNGTON (UP!) year old remains. of 27 American Federation of and that all pending hearings members of the Ohio House of Anthropologist Mary Leakey When Dr. Leaky and State, County, and Municipal were canceled. Representatives that they has reported finds of well coworkers found the teeth Employee Unid"n Local "They're seemingly on an should take specific note oi preserved teeth and jaws in and jaws, she said they did Pre.sidenls and Dis.rict anti-union, anti-public ern- the Administration's moves East Africa that reliably not realize the significance of eo uncI I DIrectors, ployee course that says we're in light of their previous place early man as far back the discovery because the representing over 2,700 state · all dammed and destined for statements about wanting as 3. 75 million years. piecise age of the specimens mental hel\lth and retar· oblivion," said AI Van Hagen, some kind of Collective Dr. Leakey said the speci· was not known. The big break dation workers, has District Director of CoWJcil Bargaining Bill. Those at- mens, from at least II in· came only a few weeks ago unanimously voted to Sl, Cincinnati. , tending cited the most recent dividuals, appear to when Dr. Gam~ Curtis of . SAN FRANCISCXJ - IN AN AUSTERE youth guidance · denounce a Rhodes adContinuing, Van Hagen Administration move as represent the genus Homo to the University · of California center, Sara Jane Moore had her first visit with her &-year-old ministration .decision to halt says the Administration indicative of a total disregard which modern man belongs at Berkeley ·determined their son since she was arrest~ for trying to kill President Ford. arbitration of employee move shows a11 absolute for such legislation . and not to the short ape-mim age with precise radioactive At the same time Thursday, three miles away, Ford wes in grievances. determination to take public "The legislature and the the city to speak at a Republican fund-nlsing luncheon. Australoplthecus that ap· · dating techlques. Warren Jennings, Director employee representation general public must be lin- parently I~ in the same Until two or three years The reunion of Miss Moore, 45, a onetime FBI Informer pressed," said Gerald Smith, time period. ago, the earliest evidence of who reportedly had been trying to win her way into un· of AFSCME District Council back to the 19th Century." All AFSCME officials in Pre$ident of Local 1743, at Holzer Medical Center derground circles, and her son, Frederick, took place minutes 53, Columbus, said the move The fossils are the oldest man's ancestors wanbout 2 was "Almost as if the adattendance at the meeting . Mt. Vernon State ,Institute, (Discharges, Ocl. 30) firmly dated examples of million years old. Similar after Juvenile Judge Francis W. Mayor made the youth a ministration was taunting the felt the decision of MH & MR "that the impact of a decision members of the hominid remains found last year in Kevin Adkins, Wilma • dependent of tbe court. employee unions and officials to cancel arbitration, denying public employees a family, which includes all nearby Ethiopia by other Barlow, Mrs. Paul Barney ' SACRAMENTO, CAUF. - A FEDERAL JUDGE has challenging them to take which is a peaceful means to peaceful vehirie by which manlike creatures. scientists have been and ·daughter, Peggy Besco, • of employee they can settle internal refuaed a request by the American Civil Liberties Union to some severe action prior to settling Dr. Leakey said at a estimated ·at three to four ·Lemmia ' Casey, Marvin reveree 'his ruling banning the film "Manson" in much of the anticipated (Nov. 12) grievances as a breach of disputes is not a progressive, National Geographic Society million years old, but they Clevinger, Dorothy Clonch, Northern California untll a jury is selected In tile Lynette House vote to override the existing labor agreements nor healthy one." news conference Thursday ' we not yet been dated in the Opal Cummins, · Lillian Bill Fogle, Staff that her team of scientists ' •oratory. , Fromme trial. Governor's veto of the with the department. Demoskey, Terry Doty, Mrs. Gerald Yates, President of Representative of District w!U · return to the site at ACLU attorneys, who said they will appeal the ruling, Collective Bargaining Bill." The new fossils include the Vernon FUller and daughter, : argued ThurSday the order violated the constitutional rights of Jennings was one of the AFSCME Local 2fna, at Apple Council46, Toledo, said "It is Laetolll in Tanzania next jaw of a child estimated to be Sandra Gatewood, · Eunice persons wishing to see the film and said It had "manunoth participants at the AFSCME Creek State Institute, noli'd obvious they do not want any summer to dig deeper into the have been about S years old Hart, Bertha Hatfield, Staci implications" for future crunlnal trials. meeting called specifically to that "Just afew months ago sort of Collective Bargaining volcanic ash bed that yielded . when he died. The teeth were Juniper, Ethel Knotts, Shelby _ consider a recent notice by the Director of the depart- Bill - or any sort of device to the new man-like fossils. so well preserved by the ash Malone, Carolyn McDaniels, BAJU!ERTON - BARBERTON CITIZENS ljOSPJTAL officials of the state depart- ment said he fully intended to restrain them. They are In addition, she said she that rained down on the area William Naas, Maudle was struCk ioday by about 350 members of local 884 of the '' ment of Mental Health and honor terms of the labor determined to destroy a expects to · Investigate from nearby volcanoes that a Persinger, Minnie Riffle, American Federation of State, County and Municipal Em· Retardalion regarding agreement, but now he has universally accepted· geologically younger fossil large canine tooth remains Georgia Royster, Jennifer pioyes union. • employee grievance gone full-cycle," Yates said, procedure that is designed to beds nearby to look for tools where it was about to push Showman, Diane Snider, The union and hospital administration have been procedures. The department "and has apparently been peacefully resolve that early man may have out milk teeth In the child's Wtlma Stobart, Estella negotiating for about two months. The old contract expired informed union officials the dictated to by higher-ups in grievances during periods of used. No tools were found in jaw. Weaver, Robin WIU, Wilma Sept, 30. · , · . department_would no longer the Rhodes Administration." impassee between labor and Yerian. It was unanimously agreed management,II (Births, Ocl. 30)' to 'that all l!!Cal unions and The Toledo Staffer says, MANir.: .- A MODERATELY STRONG earthquake Pirates fire Mr . and Mrs . Herbert district councils would .em·· "The A!lministration says today llhook '!c&tlered areas ·of the PhiUppine Islands, In· Biggs, daughter, Beaver: Mr. bark upon a personalized, they so no want public em~ radio announcers and Mrs. David E. Burton, eluding Manl1a. . localized and concentrated ployee strikes, yet they There were no lmrtledlate reports of damage or Injuries. A son, Cottbn; Mr. and Mrs. PITTSBURGH (UP!) - A James , Doni than, son, effort to ·inform the voting challenge our basic rights Royal Observatory spokesman in Hong Kong said the CLEVELAND (UP!) epicenter oJ the tremor, which registered 7. 4 on the open-ended The Ohio Lottery's first public of their areas of the and in effect beg us to By · Unite~ ..ress In· "broken-hearted " Bob Flatwoods, Ky.; Mr. and Prince, fired after more than Richter scale, was in the vicinity off the coast of Samar Island Buckeye "1000" winner says Rhodes Administeration's respond in any sort of tematlonal Mrs. Richard Green, son, anti-public employee moves. negative · way in order that he imagines hill system went In the Vlsayas in southeastern Philippines. A Greek ship bearing the two decades as chief play-by- Gallipolis. Additionally, those in at· they may discredit us." first cargo bound for Israel play announcer for the Pittsthrough some changes when he learned of his good luck through the Suez Canal in 16 burgh Pirates, today looked here Thursday night. years arrived at the northern for a baseball antloWJclng job "I presume my blood presentrance of the waterway in another major league city. Party big success will pay 17.5 per cent more Three other major league •• today. sales tax just to finance Issue sure went up a few points," towns had broadcasting jobs The annual Halloween The cargo vessel Olympos said Chester Adams, a 5," said House Speaker Pro party held at the Syracuse (Continued from page 1) had been scheduled to arrive open - Atlanta, Philadelphia Municipal Building was well Tempore Barney Quilter, [). widower and semiretired in time to pass through the and St. Louis - and Prince received Thursday evening. construction worker who each: and Ohio Historical Toledo. canal with a convoy From said. he planned to look Into Society, $30 million. The opponents alao com· . once played defensive tackle Everything was free to the COLUMBUS - Tran- improved. The final set of Port Said thlsmorning, but · them. Opponenta point out 'the plain that there are no for the Cleveland Browns. children and adults at· The firing of Prince, Adams, 61, Clevelarld, will sportation Director Richard projects will be the stepping . wes deiay•d for unexplained giant bond issue, plus the guarantees of jobs for at least tending. There were games popular "Voice of the Interest cost, would give Ohio a year, no guarantee on how receive $1,000 a month for the Jackson said today that stone to attract federal projct reasons. with prizes being award· of safety Pirates" since 1952, and of his ed, refreshments of pop, Ohio's ports and harbors need monies from such agencies as · jlecause the largest public debt on tax- most of the money will be rest of biB life. The father of two said he assistance in development The Corps of Engineers· for regulations and timing, sbipa chief sidekick, former coffee and cookies and treats backed bonda of aily state in shared and no funds provided plans to use the mmey to and improvement of facilities further improvement of must· sail with an assigned Pirates pitcher Nellie King, for the youngsters. the nation. for operating the public "For the next 30 years, projects created by the complete ·one of his son's to remain competitive for Ohio's ports. Issue No.5, said convoy or wait until the was announced jointly Thurs· Those assisting were day by the baseball club, college education. commerce. Jackson, "is another im, following day. every Ohioan who buys a tube bonda. Nancy and Ed Neutzllng, Mahmoud Onsy, head of radio station KDKA, and the Patty Roush, Emmogene He b:lfl8ht 471oltery tickets Jackson estimated, "100 portah t factor in assuring of toothpaste or a bottle of "There is no such thing as a owners beer or a meal in a restaurant free lunch, even though there last weellllld celeil'ated hll million · Americans in the economic stability in Ohio." commercial relations of the rights Westinghouse Broadcasting Holstein, Mary Pickens, Suez Canal Shipping Agency, are still some who continue to last birthday just one day eastern and central United' said the· Olympus steamed to Co . and the Pittsburgh Unda Parsons, Oris Hubadvertile under that ban· alter qualifying for Thurs· · States are directly dependent ]. C. French, bard, Ralph Lavender, a point off the northern Brewing Co. day's drawing. upon Ohio's freight tranner," Quilter said. Mildred Pierce, Vicki Rizer, channel entrance at 11 a.m. Adaml IIIII'!~ in 1946 with sportation system, especially 53, succumbs It hu been estimated that a Eber Pickens, James (4 a.m. EST). family of four wiUi an annual Cleveland. in' the old All· Its ports. Commodities move Teaford and Robert Wingett. TONITE THRU SUN. "It's definitely outaide the REGINA, 'Sask. (UP!)American Conference and by rail, air and truck to Ohio Joseph C. French, 53, Income of $9,000 'I'Ould pay ·an OCT.Il - NOV.1 , average of $16.45 a year In played with the Browns three River and Lake Erie ports in' formerly of Middleport and a harbor," Onsy said, "but Canadian Footba'll ' Le8gue a balanced transportation graduate of Middleport High won't be allowed inside until allstar fullback George Reed extra sales tax for the years. · Kenneth W. Baker of process vital to the·economic School, died Tuesday In the fees are paid." Then, he said in a surprise anprogram. For a $12,000 In· said, the Olympos wll1 be able nouncement Thursday that . MEIGS WINS PAm • come It would be $20.411 a year Dayton won $10,000, Beatrice well-being of most of Ohio's Chicago. to join Saturday's southbound he will retire If he's not DIGIY, THE IIGGEST The Meigs Seventh and He was preceded in death extra: for $15,000 If .would be M. Gray of Northwood $7,500, Industries," he said. DOG IN THE WORI,D convoy. traded by the Saskatchewan Eighth Grade football sqc ds Walter Hill of Cleveland The Director warns, by his parents, the late James $24.15 a year; and for $18,000 (Tochlllcetorl Ahmed Abdel-Hamid Roughriders before ne1t ended their seasons on a $5,000, ~ge Sayre of Obetz however, that Ohio's ports Earl and Jennie Manley income It would be $27.113 In Show starts 7:90p.m. Ammar, planning director of sweet note Thursday by $1,000, Peter Harrltos of need development to season. French of Middleport: Sur· . extra sales tax. the Suez Canal Authority, Reed, a 13-year veteran defeating Wahama at the Mount .Gilead $3,000, Joaeph maintain a competitive edge. viving are three sons, said Thursday the Olympos from Washington State, holds Meigs field in Middleport. Moultrie of Bedford $2,000 Jackson said, .''In some Michael, Patrick and Joseph, The Seventh Grade team ..d Olive Flynn of Avon Lake places we need to build port and two sisters, M)'s. Richard WIIS carrying a cargo of CFL records for the most $1,000. facilities; in others, docks (Dorothy) Canady, Colum- cement from Europe bound touclidowna In a career, most won 12-0.'Their season record This week's regular win· and terminals need to. be bus, and Mrs. Donald (Helen for the southern Israeli port yards rushing, most times was 2-3. The eighth grade carried, most carries In a squad won I~ and finished nlng numbers: modernized. The modern Earl) Morgan of Tampa, Fla. of Ellat. single season and most with an overall record of 5-2. Three-digit number; 37il · American shipping fleet Mr. French wes a veteran carriei In a single game. (th~W04ei'O ). requires ports to handle of World War ·II, having Scorilig for Meigs In the Reed has carried for over seventh grade game was Fota'-digit nuniber: 0559 containerized vessels. served in the Air Force. PARENTS DAY SET The United Pentecostal 1,000 yards in 10 of his 13 CFL Keith Doss. He made both (zero.llve.ftve-nlne). Modern ports result In lower ' Graveside rites will be Five-digit number : IM258 costs of transshlppillg good!. conducted at 12;30 p.m. Church, Middleport, will seasons. TDs. , (nine-four-two-five-eight). Lower costs mean more jobs Saturday at the Cheshire observe Parents Day Sunday In the eighth grade clash Sbt:-dlgit number; 403561 and business growth In Ohio. Gravel Hill, Cemetery with at.IO a.m; Everyone is Invited van Wilford ·and Ricky TO ELECT OFFICERS (four-zero·three-flve..aix· To provide that needed the Rev. Robert Bumgarner to attend. Blaettnar each.,scored a TD HARRISONVILLE one)· balance in the coming years, officiating. The body will and Wilford picked up both Officers for 1976 will be Lucky Buck winning nom- 11 is important that port arrive this evening at the .. , elected when Harrisonville the extra points. 'i'O MEET MONDAY bers: 090 (zero-ntne-zero) facilities on the Ohio River Rawllngs-C:Oats Funeral Wahamli had beaten Meigs. The Meigs County Fair . Lodge 411, F and AM, meets and 572410 (ftve..!II!Ven-two- and Lake Erie be Improved Home. Board will n\eet in regular at the hall at 7:30 p.m. the second game, of. 'the four-one-zero). now. Tb·ose whose jobs are session at 8 p.m. Monday at Sallirday. Refre~hments will season. tied closely with nallonal and Coaches for Meigs are Jim the Rock Springs be served. All members are international industry hold Crow, John Krawsetyn and · urged to attend. Fairgrounds. Issue · No. ~ as essential for John Arnott. · I Ohio port development. VOLLEYBALl. RESULTS Issue No. S would make In girls' volleyball action at $275 m!Uion · available for local capital improvements Meigs lligh School Thursday initiated by the local night Nelsonville-York government. Each lake and defeated Belpre 2 to I, IIIJd STERLING/GOLD FILLED river port city may share In New Lexington defeated the fund .on a project by Fairland 2-0. EARINGS New Lexington defeated project basis.. Director Jackson em- Nelsonville-York 2 to I. New $12.50 TO ' ' phasized, "Issue No, 5, Is the Lexington will face Sheridan $15.50 means for Ohio's harbors and Satur.day In the final match'at dock facilities to be'built and 7 p.m. at the high school. WASHINGTON - HOUSE DEMOCRATS said'today they may send President Ford a bill containing two plans - his plan to help New York qty after default and their own plan to avert default - and let him choose which to carry out. But in the Senate, Democrata don't wan\. to give Ford a choice. The Democra.tic majority on the Senate Banking Committee sent to the floor Thur!!day a bill providing $1 b!Uion in federally guaranteed loans - the type of bill Ford said he will veto. One Republican, Robert Packwood of Oregon, voted for it. Ex-Clevebind Brown winner voters asked to go to polls early • uesday to avoid any last mmute tieups ' • POMEROY - Meigs Countians will go the Tuesday In what will be a "local" election with· the !XC!!pti<m of nine state iSsues. will open at 6:30 a.m. Tuesday will close at 7:30 p.m. Voters are by the Meigs County Board of ~~::~i~~;~s to vote as early in the day as 10 in order to avoid last minute the first election for years in the county will be voting at only 30 Jr~~~:~~~ Last siunmer precincts were ,., from 40 to ·30. : Up before voters in townships is the !leciU'c1nof one trustee aud the clerk. Races exist in ail of the townships. Board of !Udc,ati<m members will be elected in all local districts and there are races in oll.l.hree. There Is no race involved for the \ I VOL. 10 NO. 40 'I . Do bills sneak up on you? Open a Checking Account today. And get protection, rec.Jy records, instant cash. Man's best friend. NOTHING NECKS Elberfelds In Pomeroy by~eXJtlt Open Tonight Until 8 PM ' 20% OFF SALE PLAYING NITELY $14.00 TO $17.50 · ~~r - ~ natlona ~ plcilns bank lhebar*d lhecenlury . llb*'llhld 1172 Member FDIC 5 METAL BEADS 5 CULTURED PEARL 5 ' GEN. JADE 5 GEN. ONYX 5 5 GEN. TIGER EYE GEN. IVORY TUESDAY 11IIU SATURDAY .GEO. ·HALL ''''1TUES .. THURS, 8:30-1:00 Save 20r. On Every Item In The Main Store and Home Furnishings . . Annex During This Three ~y Sale '. FRI . & SAT. ~: 30·2: 00 The MEIGSINN, Best ·In Live Entertainment Main Store, Annex and W~ Open . ' SatunlaJ 9:30 to 8 Elberfelds In Pome tmts Smith, Richard Duckworth, Jack L. Wolfe, and Larry R. Hubbard for trustee; William F. Harris for clerk. Boards of Education Meigs .County Board - (two to be elected) Harold G. Roush and Gordon H. Collins. South em Local - (two to be elected) David U. Nease, Dallas Hill, Roger Adams and Grover Salser, Jr. Meigs Local - (three to be elected ) Carol F. Pierce, Virgil King, Dr. Keith Riggs , and Jennifer Lohse S~eets . Eastern Local - (three to be elected) Dorothy M. Calaway; David A. Smith, Robert G. Davis and Douglas M. Bissell. ,. Your Invited Guest Reaching More . Than 12,(}()0 Families ., SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1975 GALLIPOLIS-POINT MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY 25 CENTS ' EXTENDED OUTLOOK Moaday through Wednesday, fair with highs In tbe upper 50s to the 60s through the period. Lows wUI be In the upper 30s to the 40s. delayed DOC. clerk. · Rutland - Harold Dewhurst, David Haggy, Roger W. Hysell, Ray111ond Wilcox, Rolland E. Smith and Glenn F.,ugene Vance for tru,ste~; Edna M. Swick for clerk. Salem - Melvin Cross, Earl J. Wright and Elmer Stone for trustee; Alma E. Smith for clerk. · Salisbury - Denver G. Hysell, Donald L. Moore, and David A. Slater for trustee; Richard Bailey and Donald L. Hunnei for clerk. Scipio - Herman Joseph McMurray, Allen Douglas Bisho)!, Josey Carsey, Eugene Phillips, Andrew L. Sylvia and Otha Milard for trustee; Glenn E. Jewell Pomeroy VIUage For Mayor - Clarence A. Andrews, R. ; William Snouffer, D. , For Council - (two to be elected) John H. Manley, R.; Charles Bartels, R.; Dr. Harold Brown, D.; William A. Young, · write-in candidate. For Clerk - Jane Walton, R. For Board of Public Affairs - E. F. Roi)inson, R. Middleport Village For Mayor - Fred Hoffman, R.; Sammie Plants, D. For Council - (two to be elected) Carl Horky, R.; Willtam Welters, R.; John David Gerard, D.; Joseph E. Bowland, write-in candidate. Clerk-Treasurer - Gene Grate, R. (ConUnued on page 2) · Devoted To 1'he Greater Middle Ohio Valley Various dinners scheduled need help--Jackso'}- I Orange - Carl M. Matlack and Edgar for clerk. SUTTON- Oris A. Hubbard, Deibert A. J. Pullins for trustee; Nina Robinson for • unba Cloudy today with a chance ' of shower.. J.ows in the upper 40s to the low SOs. Highs today in the mid to upper 60s. Olympos MEIGS llfEATRE a: Weather Ohio's ports, harbors Issue 5. county board of election. In addition, there Myers ;md Raymond H. Boatright, all for will be election of some village officials trustee; Sheila Hicks and Frederick M. with races existing in four of the five towns 'l'ullle, for .clerk. involved. Culumbia - Geraldine Fauber Rounding out the election picture are • Ronald· A. Whittington, and Daniel eight lax measures, two· of which are Wooten, for trustee'; Gloria Hutton for county-wide while others are limited to clerk. particular areas of the county. Voters Lebanon - Thomas Fitch, Paul ~ going to the polis Tuesday will receive Evans, Philip Pickens and Harry Richard anywhere from 10 to 13 ballots primahly all for trustee; Clarence G. Lawrence for due to the slate issues. clerk. .' Candidates are : .Letart - Herbert Roush, C. Thomas Townships with one trustee and the Norris, Roy Donohue, Raymond Lee Rose, clerk to be elected In each: all for trustee; David E. Gloe.ckner and Bedford - R. G. Pickett, Stephen E. Darrell Norris for clerk with Norris being Smith, and George Nicinsky, all for trustee a write-in candidate. with Nicinsky being a write-in candidate; Olive - Oscar Babcock, Chester Helen C. Swartz for clerk. Wells, and Larry Baker for trustee; Ada Chester ·- Virgil Windon, Bruce D.. . Bissell for clerk. , REV. CHARLES H. 8MlTII Rev. Smith Will speak at FOCUS dinner Nov. 22 GALLIPOLIS - FOCUS, Inc. (Friends Organized for Community Unity and Service)' announced Saturday Rev. Charles H. Smith of HunUngton will be the featured speaker during the organization's secood annual civic dinner on Saturday, Nov. 22, at the Holiday Inn . •R~. Smith, who received his Masters of Divinity Degree at Virginia Union Unl~ersity, also achieved certification In Management, Epidemology and Human Relations. He attained his Bachelor of Aris Degree with a majorlin Language and a minor in PSycltOiogy. Rev: Smith has been actively Involved in many jobs which directly relate to the social well-being of the community since 1955. For example, he was the Director of th~ Community Service Center, a caseworker for the Pennaylv~ Depart· ment of WeHare, Disease Control Officer, ABSociation Minister of Shiloh Baptist Church, Project Administrator of AC. TION, Inc. (A Committee to Improve Our Neijjhborhood) and, at the present time, is the minister and comptroller of First BaJllist Church ol Huntington. He is also •• (Continued on page 2) POMEROY- The Meigs County voter on Tuesday may have trouble staggering throllgh the fll4.IS of from 10 to 13 ballots ch ry. wltl•sl.9.ced, b~~tiy •1\t\ ' havt no ~iflllty "'- 1\n g g to eat.. ~ t. . • 1lelow are,Jil!l!.e of illilnel's which are 11Chedule<t-11re<iii'TuncUon with election day: Syracuse - Syracuse Municipal building with serving of dinner starting at 11:30andslll!perat3:30p.m. The serving by the Sunshine Makers Oass of the Presbyterian Church will include turkey. mashed potatoes, dressing, peas, cranberry salad, rolls, pie, coffee or tea and the price is $2. Tuppers Plains - The Tuppers Plains Community Club will serve an election day dinner at the community building. There will be vegetable soup, hot dogs, sloppy Joes, and a bake sale. Take home service is available but purchasers must provide their own containers. Serving starts at It a.m. Racine - The Racine Fire ,Department Auxiliary will hold a soup dinner at the fire house with servtng to begin at II a.m. There will be vegetable soup, beans and corn bread, hot dogs and pie, Old Town Flats - Soup, sandwiches, cake, pie and coffee wlll be served at the Saints Church on· the Racine • Portland Road, next to the voting location. Letart Falls - Serving at the Letart Falls Community Hall wtl1 begin at II: 30 a.m. and again at6: 30 p.m. with the dinner to include chicken, ham, roest beef, mashed potatoes, gteen beans, noodles, dressing, slaw, pie, coffee or tea with the charge to be $1.75 for adults and 75 cents · for chUdren; · soup and ll&lldwiches will also be available. Rutland - The R4tland Fire Department Ladles Auxiliary will serve lood ali day at the American Legion Home .in Rutland. ~ Middleport voters of changes reminded ... MIDDLEPORT - Middleport voters 1re f~mlnded that preclncl boundaries and rollll£ places have been changed this year , or the General Election Tuesday. .l'he first ward will run from the :orporallon Umita downriver to MUI St., Mother. asks son's bike be returned VIN'l'ON - Mrs. Harold Fuller of Rt. :, Vinton, Saturday made an appeal to Qle ~erson or persons who took · her son's Thursday. Mrs. Fuller said her "'::m~ichael Anthony Fuller, II Drat grade . .tudent at Bidwell-Porter School, bas an 1ilment cauaed by sugar. 'nle child used the bicycle to travel ronl his house on Thompson Rd. to meet 1e Jchool bus. The child's Illness reuses is laga to ache ii he Is forced lu du ex· ~IIStve walking. with those on the uprlve'r side of Mill voting in the first ward. First ward will vote at the village hall. ' The second ward will be the south side of Mill St. to I.Jncoln with those living on the north side of Uncoln to vote in the second ward. The line continues out I.Jncoln to Pearl St., moves north on Pearl St. and croues Gr•t St., between lola 3lind 4 of lhe Fox subdivision . Second Ward will vote In the library basement on So. Third Ave. Middleport 'i'hlrd will ~ on the left of the buttonhole park on Pearl St., and will include Grant St., everything between the S<lUih side of Uncoln lo the north side of l~JCust and Powell Sts. · The upper side of Page and Powell Sts. will be in I he Third Ward. Third Ward will vote r' Middleport Elementary School . The Fourth Ward will be th~ lower side uf Page, Powell and IAleust Sts. to the south curpurallun limit~ und 11·111 ulS<t vt1le nl the Elemenmlar)· Sl'illll>i. School board races will. highlight Gallia election GALLIPOLIS - No less than 22 local races will be decided Tuesday during the November GenereJ Election. Of 11,500 registered voters, approximately 7,1100 are expected to go to the Polls. Eighty-eight candidates flied nominating petitions prior to the deadline Aug. Sand three others have filed as writein candidates since the deadline. Tuesday's biggest races are for ·seats on the Gallipolis City and Gallta County Boards of Education. Jn ~ddiliolj.. -G~lllans . wilL ~e~~ townahlp Inti~ iftnahlp' clefu, and vlilage officials. Voter. will also decide the late of a .4 mill levy for the Gallla County Council of Aging, Inc.; a .4 mill levy for the continued service of SEOEMS; a one mill levy for fire protection for residents only in Ohio Twp., and nine state issues. There Is also' local option issue in Qallipolls Twp. Write-in candidates are Charles Burgess, mayor candidate for Crown City VIllage; Marlin Wedemeyer , mayor candidate for Rio Grande Village and I.Jnda Miller, clerk·lteasurer candidate for Rio Grande CQllege. ~vel\ Candida~ are •king three seata on the G&llipolts City· Board of Educ11!ion. Incumbent members not llflki111 reelection are Paul Fred Wood and Neal B. Clark. Paul Dean Niday is the only in· cUillbent ·seeking reelecUon. Other can. didates are Donald Wright, Mrs. Olene compl e,.,... Burdette, Dr. Sam Smith, Jon Louden, Bob Marchi and Mrs. Elizabeth Cornell. Three persons are seeking two seats on the Gallia Countv Board of Education .. They are incumbents Dale Rothgeb, Jr., Rt. I, Gallipolis, <Kyger Creek area), an employee ~f the Ohio Valley Publishing Company, and James C. Mitchell, Rt. 1, Bidwell, (North Gallia area), an employee of French aty Meats. They were elected last November, but must seek reelection after drawing one-yeat; terms. . A third candidate itt James v. Bleylns, RU, Bidwell, (North Gallla area), fanner credit manager and now aasiatant ad.ministrator ln charge of bllllng at the Holzer Medical Clinic. There is opposition in three vlltage Bond package awaits vot~rs Tuesday _ d,t CXJLUMBUS (UP!)- When Ohio voters visit the polls Tuesday, they will be asked to approve the largest and most complex bond package in state history, plus land· mark tax exemptions for ,eJipllnding In· dustrles. , Much of the Information lhi!y carry with them to the polis on state lssiles 2, 3 4 and S will come from the $1 milllon.plua mass media campaign generated by Gov. James A. Rhodes' Jobs and Progress Committee, although opponenta are now waging an lith-hour 9{fensive. Ohioans are being asked to do major surgery on their Constitution to give the state permission to finance massive construction, transportation and houaing programs In hopes of bringing the state out of economic doldnlms. The actual constitutional changes took b:lildlng attorneys months to draft. They cover IIi pages of agate type in a newspaper and take at least three hours to read carefully. Much of the fine print has not been dealt with In newspaper and broadcasting advertising because of space and time llmilaUOill. Here is a sampling of some of the provisions In the fine print: ISSUE !-This amendment would set up a nineofllember Ohio Industrial Incentives lklard to grant 16-to-30 year tax exemp. tiona tb 'manufacturers expanding operations. , The board would be bipartisan and two members woold be named by the General Assembly. But seven members, including the chairman, would be appolnte<l by the governor. The board could grant tax exemptioru upon the wte of five members, whether or not ail nine members have been appointed or any vacancies exist. The amendment Intends that the legislature wrfte laws to carry out the lax abatement plan. But t~ language specill- eally allows the board to make exemptions before the legislature writes the rules. Any such exemptions would have the force of law and no BUbaequent leglalaUon could alter them. ,, In addition, the language of the amend· m~t cannot be overturned by anything now In the Constitution, and no public referendum can be held to overturn the lax abatement laws. ISSUE :1-Thls amendment permits the sale of $1.75 b!Uion worth of bonds for highway ~n~ other transportation projec!4. It ts financed by a nlne-lentbl! cent Increase in the 1811 on a gallon. of gasollae. The language seta aside a liat of nonhighway uiiCII, such as public Iran. sportatlon, rail service, airport '1m· provementa and bikeways, for which a maximum of •156 million may be ap.. propria ted. Any money not appropriated for those purposes would be returned to the state qepartment of Transportation for high· way construptlon. 89 would any unused portion of the $100 million earmarked for lmer city streeta and lighting. Once the tranaportaUon and highway bond obligations Were met, the state could 111e the gasoline tax increase to pay off any other state bonds. ISSUE 4-Thls amendment permit! the state to make loana for construction of housing, nursing homes and senior citizen township. Addllon Twp. - Allan SWIIber IIIII Wayne Bakd. Clerk candidates are Elk Gordon and Donna WaQib. Olelhire Twp. - Herman . . centers. There iB no limit on the 111110unl' of unopposed for lrwltee. Clerk Gall Slaon, the bonds, tbe r-epayment period or the unopposed. type of housing which may be conatructed. Clay Twp. - Jerry Lee Haner, No · taxes are required to pay, cB the Richard Joe Calland Norman L. Mitchell. bonds, but the legislature may in the Clerk Baall Evans, unopposed. · future appropriate general state revenua Gallipolis Twp. - David McKenlle to help pay off the bonds. (Continued on page 2) (Continued on page 2) Douglas named Meigs SWCD speaker Nov. 18 POMEROY - Featured speaker for the Meigs Soil & Water Conservation District (SWCD) annual meeUng will be Gus Douglass, West Virginia Commissioner of Agriculture. Mt . Douglass of Pt. Pleasant wall bom in Mason County an4 owns and operates a 418 acre farm In Mason County. He baa been very active in many Iarin re!8ted organizations such es Farm Bureau, ASCS, FmHA, FFA. He served as a supervisor for the Western Soil Conservation District for 10 years. In 1966 he was selected as "Man pf the Year" In service to W. Va. agriculture by the Circle finalist in million dollar pool . GALLIPOLIS - Dean R. Circle, local restaurant owner ancl president of the Gallipolis Board of Education, was notified Friday that he I~ a finalist in the million dollar pool for the Ohio Lottery. The lottery's grand prln of $1 million is $50,1100 a year for 20 years. Otber awards wUI be $100,1100 or $10,000 for tO years: . TO ORGANIZE MONDA~ . RIO GRANDE - An organizational $5(1,1100 or SIO,j)(lt) for five year•: $10,1100, meeting of Carnplul ~(lilts will be 'held $2,1100 .or $1 ,000.·, Monday, Nov. 3, at 4 p.m. in Room 203, Lyne Center pn lhe campus of Rio Grande FREECLOTHfNGDAY Colie~c.Communlty Colle~e . All persons, CHESHIRE -- 1'hc . Gallla,-Meigs lfl years or older, arc inviled to a~tend . Fur Community Action Program will hold 'iree fur llu'r inf<Jrmalion , call 245-5~5~. ~X· dothing day f11r low income families 1L•usit111 lilt ~ rarnpus Scouls Is uPt.ttl tu bolh Wcdnellday from 9 a.m . to 2 p.m. at the old ~l udt•n t s :nul members uf !he t 'lllllll iiUllly . f:ht•shlft• high ,.·hool here. mayor races and II races involving township trustees and clerks. At Vinton, Howard Neekarnp is being opposed by William L. Wallen for mayor. Present mayor Ludena Stollings is not seeking reelection. In Crown City, in· cum bent mayor Stanley Watts is being opposed by Charles Burgess. . Rio Grande's incumbent mayor Arlen· Owena iB being opposed by wrtte·in can· didate'. Marlin Wedemeyer. <?'•shire Village baa ~lion In the cowicllmen's race. C.Odldates are Homer McCarty, Jerry L. Hall, Delmar F. Rothgeb, and' Kenneth Wile. Hen's hOw Tuelday's election will line· up; Gallipolis Board of Education- (3 to be elected) - Paul Dean Niday, Mrs. Olene Burdette, Donald Wrtght, Jon Lollden, Dr. Sam Smith, Bob Marchi and• Eiliabeth Cornell. Gallia County Board of Education- (2. to be elected)- Dale Rotbceb, Jr., J. C. Mitchell and JIIJIIel Blevtna. Township lntllet and clerk candidates, one eacll to be el«led In eacb . GUS DOUGLMIS ' • Progressive Farmer magazine: appointed Assistant Commissioner of Agriculture in 1957; Elected to hts present office in 1964 and reelected in 1161 and tm. The annual meetinl and ' banquet wl11 be held at Southern Rigb School Tue8day, Nov. 18 at 7 p.m. The Sou.tbarn Band Boosters will serve a steak dinner costing f3.25. Band member. will . fllflllah en· tertainrnent. Two Outstanding Farm families will be recognized and the Goodyear Award plaque will be presented. Two supervisors will be elected to ft11 the expiring terms of Re~ ~leltl ahd Joseph Bailey. Candidates are Mr. Bailey of Rutland Twp., Leonard Huftmall of Bedford Twp., Mr. Shenefield of Salem Twp., and Wayne W. Upton of OUn Twp. Nominations will be accepted from the Door at the time of election. Any Melp County landowner or operator o1 voting age within the district (all territory not within an incorporated village) Ia ellgible to vote. Voting may allo be done at the Soil Conservation Service office In the Farmers Bank Building between the hours of a a.m: and 4 p.m. on the day of the meelillf! . Tickets must be purchased before Nov. 11 and are available from the (allowing people : Joe Bailey, Roy Mlller, David Gloeckner, Rex Shenefield, Thereon Johnson, Virgil Klll8, Dale Kautz, Charles Theiss, Clarenct Price, Donald Mora, Wayne Up!OD, Leclnll'd Huffman, Bob Mattox, Wallace Bradford, Horace Karr, ' Eddie ~ke~. Eldenalon Service office, ' Agriculture Stabilization & Conaerv•tion Service tASCSl ofllce, and Soil servation Service tSCSl office. e.. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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