http://66.213.69.5/files/original/91aec55121c1a1b6214bffabe22c8652.pdf 0d7e953f54236b4d491f5e1fc96d792f PDF Text Text • • 10- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-PQllleroy. 0 .. Orl. 18, 1973 Oh_io UFO league h . s ig tings gen uzne Three fined by Pomeroy Mayor Th~ defendants were £ined and two others forfeited bonds in llle court of Pomeroy Mayor Don Collins Wednesda ~ night. Fined were Charles R. Ranson, Racine, Route 2, $100 and costs and three days in jail ·on a charge of driving while intoxicated ; Hubert Stobart, Minersville , $5 and costs, CINCINNATI (UP!) - The Ohio UFO Investigative League, which remained un. derground until the recent nap of unidentified flying object sightings, says at least 90 per cent of the accounts - from 1 assured clear distance, and rightnow,"hesaid. " We'vegc Coy E. Nitz, address not listed , head of the group which is $5 and costs, leaving the scene headquartered here. " We've of an accident. Arthur Joy , address not been in existence for 20 years.'' "We're taking all the inforlisted, (orfeitedl a $50 bond posted on a charge of leaving mation and running down aU · the leads and finding out the scene of an accident ; and 'Fred Larklns, Long Bottom, · what's going on," he explained. forfeited a $25 bond on a charge "The real proo£ we send to of failing to yield the ·righ t of scientists at the Area Phenomena Resear c h way . Organization in Tuscon, Ariz. " The Hamilton County PLEASANT VALLEY sheriff's office routinely re(erred more than 100 calls DISCHARGES :· Clyde to Wilhelm Wednesday night. Taylor • Cottageville; Jim - "I haven't run across that Brumfield, Galhpohs ; Charles · crac k po t s, .. Wilhelm . many Ca~to, Mason; SYI va. MuIt ms, said of his investiga-tive work Pomt Pl?asant; David Ebert, during the past two weeks. Galhpohs Ferry; Wf lter "You can tell them, though. By Jacks, Chesapeake, 0., Mrs. the way they talk. Or describe Joseph Bray, Henderson ; Rev · the object: And other questions Roy Ell.Is~ Pomt Pleasant; it's going on . festival will be free. There will be games for all ages, a sweet shop and refreshments. All proceeds or the countywide festival will go to the · Heart Fund Drive. Mrs. James Soulsby and Ralph Werry, co-chairpersons, urged public support of the may enter the Halloween Parade by contacting the association at P. 0. Box 2 in Pomeroy by Oct. 29. In the parade will be all persons who will be judged at the masked Halloween festival at the Pomeroy Junior High School audl tori urn followin g the parade . A,dmission to the veterans Memorial Hospital Admitted Adrienne French, Pomeroy; Grover · Elkins, Middleport; Ch~rlotte Marcin ko , Min ersvine : ' Howard Largent, SyracuSe; Thomas Arney, Vinton; Lucille Aboy can't make a wrong move 1n Froehlick , Syracuse; Nel lie Schools, Point Pleasant. Discharged - Sybil Riffle , Mary Smith, Naomi Wyatt, Dana Haning, Ralph Foster, Grover Elkins. Pla id iacket and cuffed ieans of permanent pres s Child hit by vehicle . PLAN MEETING A county-wide prayer GAME CHANGE meeting will .be ·held at the · At the request of Alexander Waid Cross ·Sons High School, ·due to the closing Pomeroy Church of the Betty 's Dress M ak ing NaZarene, corner Of Union and Ellis· & Son s Sohio of area sc hools because of a . Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, at 2 Team Nb. 6 Southeastern Ohio Teachers p, m. Sunday. Glen Bissell will Tea m . No . 2 High Team Series - Team Association meeting , the Oct. he the class leader. No . .4, 723; Team NO . 2, 696, 26, Friday night football game High Team Game - .Waid Cross Sons , 270 ; Team No . 4, between Alexander and 264. High lntL -Ser ies Joy Eastern at Eastern has been LOCAL TEMP Mitchell . 401 ; Jean Pro vince , changed to Thursday, Oct. 25. The temperatu:e in down- 366. High Ind . G·ame - · Betty town Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Fr edr icks , 164 ; Joy M it che l l, Thursday was 60 degrees under 151. cloudy skies . Week of Oct . 10, 1973 Wednesday Afternoon Team Standings T eam No ,, 4 pol'(es'te r and tott'on in a smooth brU shed twill. No problem 's too tough for it. Sizes: 4, 5, 6, 7, -Jea ns $6.00 Sizes: 4 , 5, 6, 7, Ja cket 56.50 ALSO SHIRTS SLACKS . MEIGS THEATRE I Tonight Oct. 18 . NOT opEN OVERALLS FOR MISS AMERICA HUSH PUPPIES PEDWIN ROBIN HOOD ENDICOTT JOHNSON ANGEL TREADS KEDS Walt Disney's ARISTOCATS (Technicolor) Ful ly animated feature . . IGI SONG OF THE SOUTH ( Techriicolor) The Kiddie Shoppe THESHOE BOX Animated ' tales· of Joel ONJHET IN Cha ndler Harris. Our Shoes are Still Priced · IGI MIDDLEPORT FIRST TAX DECLINE COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio's new personal income tax is credited willl the decline in Ohio reid property tax"'i for the first time since 1937, Gov. John J . Gilligan said Wednesday. · The tax dropped 3 per cent this year compared to 1972. · statewide growth stopped 1ts upward spiral for the first time i:fi 36 years," the gQvCrnor sai~ .. "Til• Anniversary . .Happy Hour From 1: 00 P.M. ·to 3: 00 P.M. FREE DINNER SERVED Members, Families and Guests .Invited! 'Dean PERMANENT PRESS SALE 5 1.29 Boys 2.50 Sport Belts pleads· guilty CAPE COD CURTAINS -- ' ~ : , ::~~i,:g, Mach_i ne Was hable. I 36" length 4S",Iength 54" length 63" length Valance Reversible belts you can wear either side out white reversible to black - whi te to brown . Also sol id color belts. All the popular widths. Excellent quality. Sizes 20 to 30 waist. 52 Wrinkl e ~;;e. $2.69 $3.29 $3.59 $3.99 $1.49 Colors: White, Coral , Melon, Yellow, lilac, Red. Blue. SALE PRICE 1.75 Jus! Received CLING SPORT BELTS . All -New Shipment vinyl adhesive back, BATH MAT.SETS 18" wide . Big selection of Sizes 30 to 42 . Plenty of white. lots of smart new fashion co lors . Smart new widths. An exce llent selection . . paHerns . 2 and 3 pc. sets Special SALE PRICE $2.50 . Beautiful colors in a variety of blends and patterns. 3 Sale! Mens and Boys WINTER JACKETS SPECIAL SALE Juvenil e boys sizes 2 to 10 - Boys sizes 8 to 20 . Mens sizes 36 to 50 - waist length j·ackets and the longer car coat· length . Thi s sale includes our entire stock. Friday and Saturday FALL DRESS FABRICS Big seledion of patterns and ·cotort - Pla ids · Solids Fanc ies. ·Included in this big selection are Corduroy~. Double Kni t · Pol yesters, woo·ls, Stretch Knits, Wool Blends, C:otton Si ngle Knits , Suedes, 100 pet. Tu.rbo Acrylics. Our entire line at I at • SALE PRICES Small, _ medium , large and extra large s izes. Raglan shoulders for easy, COf)lfortable fit . 87'12 pet. cotton , 12 112 pet. polyester . Choose white or assorted solid colors. Fire hits mobile home SPECIAL·SALE I Special Sale Price •2.88 Sa7;;-;;:~:;;;;--~~~ $89.95 .HOOVER CONVERTI-BLE CLEANERS Rug adju.s tments that will clean Indoor-Outdoor' to d~p shag rugs . Two speed motor . WORK SHIRTS Special Sale Price Permanent press blue chambray fuJI · cut sizes. Very well made . •57.77 Regular $4.39 long sleeve chambray shirts in neck size 14'12 to 17 Sale 3.99 $24.95 TOOLS ........:...........SALE $17.77 $14.95 TOOLS . ......................SALE $8.77 Regular $3.49 short sleeve blue chamor;~y shirts in small, medium, large and extra large · sizes -~ Sale 2. 99 . Speci ;~I Sale Prices Now! BOYS AND GIRLS BICYCLES SPORT SHIRTS Permanent press. Sizes 6 to 20. Solid colors excellent patterns and stripes. If you need a new bicycle during this special sale. for now or tater on, buy it now . · • A big selection of styles - of colors · of sizes. 3, 5, and 10 speed bikes . 20 inch bikes . Boys and Girls models. All well known American made bikes. This sale includes our Friday - Saturday Sale 2 FOR •6.99 · entire stock. ~f~~~:~~~~;;~~G SALE PRICES !~f~~'::sblefo :ill~~;hio~~: ' '' Special Sale Price. P ' Y • ·comforters, etc. . Special Friday RCA~ and saturday 99~ Color Television · Middleport E-R .squad assists · RCA Week brings special prices now on famous '---~-~.....,-~ ·· RCA Color Portable Sets - Consoles and Table an Models - featuring the famous. RCA XLIOO solid state chassis. PRIDE OF MYSTIC BEDSPREADS (By Bates) · s~read Heirloom ty.pe in Double and Twin wash · machine dr y · nOpress . Snow whit~ . ! ' ~~z~ Machine . .. Sweeps all floor surfaces. · Tile · Wood · . Cement · linoleum . Bri ~k - Carpet. Slop in the TV department - See these.fine sets. Select the 'oi'le you. want and save during RCA Week. ' I -~-----~~--------$17.98 APOLLO.BISSELL SWEEPERS 1 Specia I Sale Prices •14.95 ~· Slate · WASHINGTON (UPI) John W. Dean III, former White House counsel ' who testified he believed President Nixon knew of the Watergate cover-up, pleaded guilty today to conspiracy in the scandal. Dean waived indictment and pleaded guilty to a single count of conspiracy before Chief U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica. A felony charge, it carries a maximum penalty of five years LEADING.the cheering section for the Eastern High School football fans uus sea!IOu ~r•. in prison and a fine of $10,000, front. in splits, Martie Caldwell, captain, and Tonya Keehaugh; .second row, I to r, Becky or both. Ehersbach, Crystal Erwin, Katrina Batey with Lola Walker at the top of the formation . Miss Sirica postponed sentencing Nancy Arnold is advisor for the cheerleaders. .. indefinitely . Dean, 34, was fired as White House counsel April 30 after he began cooperating with EXTENDED OUTLOOK · Watergate investigators. Chance of showers SuoHe attempted to secure day. Highs In the 60s and immunity from prosecution in lows In the middle and lower exchange for his testimony.· By United Press .lnternattonal 40s. before the Watergate grand ATHENS, OHIO - AN ESTIMATED 3.5 million gallons of jury. Prosecutors refused his waste water from the city's generating plant has spilled into the request, offering several Hocking River , the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency months ago instead to charge reported. him only with a single count of JQe Davison, an EPA spokesman,. said the spill occurred conspiracy. · ' after the t:;olumbus ·and Southern Ohio Electric Co. began Dean rejected the offer at llle pumping a well "some time Monday " to determine the availability of ground water· resources . time. Plans . for the annual . · Christm&S promotion program LORDSTOWN ,-- HEAVY ABSENTEEISM on the first shift of Middleport Retail Mer!oday forced the c losing of the truck production line at the chants were made ·Thursday General Motors Corp. comple< here and could lead to shutting night when the Middleport down the massive Vega production line later m the day, officials Chamber of Commerce met at said. the Citizens National Bank "This morning we experienced heavy absenteeism in both with President George Ingels plants," said GM spokesman John.Grix . "The absenteeism was in charge. so heavy in the van assembly plant we had to shut it down and The kickoff of the Christmas send the employes home." .season in the town will be on Nov. :16 with a parade through The mobile home of Mr. and WASHI NGTON - THE COAL. INDUSTRY is trying to use town followed by a special Mrs. Robert Sisson located on the Middle East situation as an excuse to-obtain coal at any price, moonlight sale. Merchandise · a leading environmental spokesman told Congress Thursday. prizes will be awarded through the New Ll\fla Road ~ear Joe B. Browder, e<ecutive vice president of· the En- four drawings to be held during Ru!land was destroyed by fire vironmental Policy Center, made the statement before a House the season. No purchase iS Tuesday afternoon. All of llle contents of the science and aeronatics subcommittee looking into environmental . required for · participation and home were lost in the fire effects on the coal industry. coupons will appear in the Throughout his testimony. Browder accused the Nixon ad- Daily Sentinel enabling which was believed to have ministration of adhering to the "climate of hysteria being shoppers to take part. Coupons started in the kitchen. Sisson generated by the coal and oil industries." for participation will also be and the couple's two sons were · available at the various stores in the YJWd and Mrs. Sisson was at her employment in MARSEILLE, FRANCE- POUCE DISGUISED as ground taklng part. crewmen Thursday boarded a jetliner and shot to death a 35Another meeting to further Gallipolis when the fire broke year-old high society woman who had hijacked the plane and said · plans for the promotion has out. · Rutland firemen were on the she wanted to go to Cairo to em! the war. · · been set for Thursday; Nov. I. scene, and it is reported that French news media criticized the police action, saying it was •-the home was insured. not necessary to kill the woman, described as deranged with a The. family is temporarily history o.f psychiatric treatment. Car crashes in residing with her mother, Mrs .. "Such brutality is surprising,'' said the newspaper L'Aurore. Chester Township Iva Stewart, in Rutland. It said police instead should have tried simply to calm hijacker Daniele Cravenne, wife of a public relations executive who A ~ar driven by Edward T. arrauges events for Paris high society. Burke, Derwent, Ohio, was , heavily damaged at 8:27 a:m. Mayors race set PINE RIDGE, S. D. - FBI AGENTS entered the tentoday in Chester Township on sion-filled Pine · Ridge Indian Reservation Thursday to inCounty Road 26, the Meigs Pomeroy will have a mayor's vestigate the shotgun death of Pedro Bissonette amid charges by County Sheriff's Department race in the forthcoming.Nov, 6 the American Indian Movement (AIM ) that the militant Indian . reported. · electiOn. Candidates are Dale was "assassinated " by the federal government. Burke was. traveling east on Smith, Republican, and Bissonette ' 33' -a leader of the 71-day armed takeover of .. County Road 26 when he went William Snouffer, a Democrat. Wounded Knee last spring, w.a s killed Wednesday night on a into a curve on the wrong side Smith and Snouffer were highway four miles north of Pine Ridge: Officers ~ere trying to of the highway. pulled back ·on appointed by their respective arrest Bissonette on two warrants, one stemmmg from his the right side, and traveled 100 parties to run for the mayor's Wounded Knee activities, when he ajvanced on them with a guri. feet going off the road on llle , post. Snouffer is currently a right thr.ough a fence and into a councilman and Smith is a hay field. · former councilman. They will Burke was not .injured. He be running for the unexpired .was cited to court for failure to term _of . the late William . drive on right half of roadwa . Baromck. Do_n Collins ts Y . currently servmg as mayor auto The Middleport Emergency Second Ave ., Where · · until the ele~tion is held. Squad was called to Bradbury was on fire . However; the fire · Road at 12:02 p.m. Thursday was out before firemen I for Mrs. Ronnie Thomas who arrivedt GARDEN CLUB MEETS LOCAL TEMP was injured. She was taken to . At 9:02p .m., the squad went The Bend 0' the River The temperature in downVeterans Memorial Hospital. to Cheshire for Wayne Klein Garden Club will meet at 7:30 ·town Pomeroy at 11 a.m. At . 1:56 p.m. the fire who liad a head laceration. He . p.m. Monday at the home of department was called to the was taken to · Veterans Mrs. Glen West. A garden tour Friday was 52 degrees under S\lnny skies. · Bonnie Burton home, South Memorial Hospital. is being planned. · Merchants make Onistmas plans SALE PRICES MEN'S SWEAT SHIRTS ---------- ' \. I ' SALE I GUllARS In the music departt;'ent on .the 2nd floor- Big · sale of guitars. Th1s sale mcludes our. entire stock. .I Regular guitars- electric guitars an!l amplifiers . Fam·ous Makes You'll recognize at once. - JOHN LYNCH COMBO 4:00 P.M. to 8:00 .P.M. ' • ' Regular and lemon fragrances. Spray or splash on containers . . EAGLES •CLUB .OF POMEROY . SKINNY DIP COLOGNE SALE PRICES . .l SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21st, 1973 AT Sizes small (34-36), medium (38-40). large (42-44) and extra large (46-48) . Solid colors black or navy blue . 100 per cent nylon with quilted nylon lining . Knit cuffs oversize po.ckets - snap closure top and bottom fly type overlap front - made by Wrangler. SPECIAL SALE PRICE Friday and Saturday Cel~hration WASHINGTON IUPI) Retail food prices, the biggest contributor to the current inflationary binge, declined in September for the first time In more than a year, the government reported today. The U per cent drop in supenoarket prices followed a 7.4 per cent price explosion In August, the biggest monthly ascent in more than 25 years. QUILTED NYLON JACKETS Sale $2.25 . A large selection of Blra.<k tapes In country , 1n· , st rum ental, sac red . and rock music . 39th • Junior Boys $3.95 Long Sleeve Friday thru Tuesday Oct. 19-23 SI ZES 9-24 Mo. · 2- 4 and 4-7 Our entire stock of Misses Preteen Coats is included. Mens$11.50 Mens $3.00 and $3.50 PT . PLEASANT A Southside child , Thelma Litchfield, struck by a pickup truck Wednesday morning while enroute to board a waiting parade and festival. Items are school bus, remains a patient needed for t)le sweet shop and irt the Intensive Care Unit at helpers are needed to run the Pleasant Valley Hospital and is games . Anyone wishing to help said by attendants to be in can do so by contacting Mrs. "satisfactory" condition today . Deputy George Plants, the Soulsby or Werry. · investigating officer, identified the truck driver as Arnold Lee Martin of &ott Depot and said CORRECTION the mishap occurred at 7:15 Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lightfoot, a.m. on U.S. 35 at Southside. Middleport, attended the birthBetty Lynch was driving the day party of Bryan Matthew school bus which was waiting Weaver, son of Mr. and Mrs. to take the child to Beech Hill Roger Weaver, not Mrs. G. E. School where she is a sixth Lightfoot as was previously · grade student. reported . Keith Douglas Banks .of 102 Liberty Street, Point Pleasant, was driver of a vehicle that CORRECTION Mr. and Mrs'. Carson Hayes, was reported a total loss after Syrcause, celebrated their 59th it wrecKed near Greer Road at Wedding anniversary on Oct. 10:30 p.m. Wednesday, ac11, not their 50th as was cording to Deputy Jim Cradpreviously reported. dock the. investigating officer. Any group or organization \l SAVE 25% NOW ON A NEW FAll COAT I Band, sorority enter parade FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 197 3 _ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO _ _ _ _ __ _ PH_O_NE__:_,9_9__:_2-2__:l__:_:.56_ . FREE CUSTOMER. PARKING ON SECOND STREET AND AT OUR MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUS1E ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY ' (• Sporn ·plant prepares to. • resume normal duties Central Operating Company 's Philip Sporn Plant, . which has been under strike since July I, is preparing to resume relatively normal operations. · The plant has .been operated by supervisory personnel since the strike began . But by the end of Thursday, October !8, over 90 employees who were on strike had returned to work, and more than 6Q new employees had been hired by the company, enabling the plant to return to near-normalcy . Picketing co ntinues at the plant. E. H. Gloss, manager of the plant, who welcomed those who have returned to their jobs, said that he believed it was the influence of the international union leadership which has 'I . a- New agreement is ratified Jerry Bradley, president of Local 859, of the URWA {United Rubber Workers of America) and T. R. Fiar, plant manager of Stauffer Chemical Company's Gallipolis Ferry, W. Va ., Plant, a.nnounced today that a new agreement which will continue until June I, 1976, was ratified Thursday. Approximately 65 employees, members of the local, voted during . Thursday 's membership meeting. The new contract provides for improved wages and fringed benefits. · •The new pact is effective immediately following several weeks of negotiation conducted · by the Federal Mediation Service. Mrs. Scarberry THIS IS the majorette corps of the Eastern High SchOOl Band, directed by Charles Wills. The co~ps is currently appearing with the band each week during the football season. They are,_ l tor, Suzy Goebel, Joanne Flck, Louann Newell, head majorette; Teresa Carr and Betsy Amsbary. claimed at 77 Mrs. Margaret May Scar-berry. 77, Columbus, formerly of Middleport, died Thursday _:~s~ercy Hospital in ColumMrs. Scarberry was a member of the Middleport Church of Christ and ~v~~~~~~e;~~terl72, 0rder p rogr· . · es·s claimed k b l -zn tan . ·. att es . . - e Born on May 19, 1896 in West Vlrginia, Mrs. Scarberry was preceded in death by her By United Press International IsraeL reported smashing mother. and by her husband, Alfred A. Scarberry. Sr. dozens of Egyptian tanks and Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. missile batteries in desert Ralph (Sarah) Stockman, combat on both banks of the Columbus; three sons, William Suez Canal today in the third R., of Muncie, Ind.; Alfred A:, day of a classic armored battle Jr., of Rio Grande, and Henry that could decide the 1973 F. of Columbus; her father , Middle East war. The annies of Syria, Iraq George Gay of Charleston, W. and Jordan launched counVa., 11 grandchildren and eight terattacks against Israeli ·great-grandchildren. on .the northern front in forces Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the an apparent attempt to relieve Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home pressure on Egypt.' in Middleport with the Rev . · .The Israeli corruruind said Robert · Damschroder of- armored and .artillery teams ficiating . · Burial . will be 'in destroyed "dozens of tanks, Riverview Cemetery. Frie~ds missile batteries and infantry may call at the funeral home deployments" in morning hal' ties along the canal. Warplanes any time . were reported taking part in "niuperous attacks against concentrations of the Egyptian army'." FIRE ME~TING A ." v€ry important" meeting of the Pomeroy Fire .Department will be held at ·7:30 Saturday evening at the Second Ward Firehouse , Condor St., Fire Chief Charles Legar said today. He urges all members to · · attend . - . · An Israeli military correspondent at -the canal reported a "dramatic turnabout on the war front" with Israeli barges loaded with tanks and trooP., crossing the waterway into Egyptian territory. Military sources said Israeli troops massing on the Egyptian-held western bank of llle 102-mil..Jong waterway had captured some of highly sophisticated · Soviet-built surface-to-air missiles that have bedeviled Israel's pilots. On the northern front, the Tel Aviv command said Arab troops counterattacked today · after two days of relative quiet to put pressure on Israeli forces bolding 300 square miles of Syrian territory seized during the current fighting. · Troops Turned Back The command said ihe · Syrian, ·Iraqi and Jordanian troops attacked behind . tbe forward Israeli lines at the central sector of the Golan Heights, but were turned back with heavy Arab losses. An Israeli spokesman, In comments about the fieree fighting in the south, said today, "I am satisfied with llle results, but there is no shut tin~: our eyes to the heavy price w.e. are paying ." · • Legislator wan.t s just deep mining WASHINGTON (UP!) Rep. Ken Hechler, D-W. Va., said Thursday the nation's energy demands could be met by re<>pening hundreds of deep mines lllat were closed but not worked out , placing a temporary llinit on ~I exports and using new technology. Hechler made the statement before a House science and aeronautics subcommittee probing environmental effects of the coal industry. . A staunch strip · mine abolitionist, Hechler said he favored outlawing' all surface mining within ,J8 months. . . . "America heeds the e·nergy, and America can get llle energy and provide llle jobs: bf a big increase in undergro1111<l coal mining," Hechler testified. BODY DISCOVERED CINCINNATI ( UP! ) James Crenshaw, 5o, Cin- . cinnatl, was found in an alley here ThUrsday with two bullet holes in his cil.est. . : Pollee said the body was ·found by a young girl playing in lhe area. Police said they had no suspects. 'Giant sparkler in the sky' excites Ohioans . . Many residents of central with ~ails. strange lights in the sky. and east central Ohio excitedly · Delaware County sheriff's Ken Chamberlain , J~ .• proreported a "giant sparkler in deputies had all ~ rulsers out to duced photographs showing the sky" Thursday night, investigate· reports, and even four objects in a line. One shot making it the ninth consecutive · an .'airplane was dispatched, showed the lights in a "C" night unidentified flying ob- but no strange objects could he shape, another in a "V" shape jects. (UFOs) were reported. confirmed by officers. and a third in a wavy line. Sheriff's depar'tments in at A photographer for a ColumChamberlain pbotugrapbed least seven counties in. central · bus neWSPilper said he was .' .them near Columbus, and east central Ohio said their convinced the reports .are true _ "I was scared,'' he said. "I switchboards were flooded beC&IJSe he photographed the just di_d n't knew what it was: I just knew I had to get a picture of it." • The reports of the UFOs have a former Air Force radarljlan confused. · Paul Axt, now living in Cincinnati, says he doesn't know why the UFOs don't show up on radar. . He said he was stationed in Alask~ durilig the Korean eon: filet and everything that there was-~ posSibility Earth moved up there was tracked on could b.e-vtstted by bemgs from . radar. He said they ·never - another planet. spotted anyihing on radar that "From what we know about couldn't be accounted for. the formation of stars, it makes· ·He added that radar then, it seem ,probable there is intelnearly 2() years ago, was so llgent life elsewhere in the unisophisticated it could pick up verse," sal~ Dr. Arne Sletteschools of fish in the ocean. bak. "I don't believe life on In Columbus, an· Ohio State Earth Is Jl!llque ." . University astronom~r said Slettehaksaid he thoUliht the vast majority of UFO slghtings · could be explained in lenns of natural phenomenon, sllch as bright stars, aircraft and light · reflections. But he cautioned the reports should not · be throw'n down the drain. On the lighter side, Cincinnati police received an, anonymously s~nt com-· · munique . Tl)ursday from ·t)le '· • .' ' - union's request, we made our about 20, who had been best offer. However, the strike replaced, could be returned to began on July I. On July 13, we work inunediately, with llle 20 met again with the union and to be placed on a waiting list renewed the offer. This time for future job openings for He also pointed out that the union refused to consider it. which they could qualify . . . Sporn Plant, as a~ electric "The offer was made ·again gen.erating station, performs on September 14. At this time, "This offer too was rejected, necessary and vital service tl1e union requested that we reportedly by a slim margin . and must be kept operating. delay our plans to begin hiring We continued to employ new " During the strike, there was.,.. new employees until a vote people, and on Oct. 14, the !Jrst never any thought of shutting could be taken on Septeljlher - of the stTJkmg employees down, · rather, our thoughts 18. We agreed, but the union began returmng to work. ·The were on the best way to keep did not take a vote on Sep- · number of those who have the plant operating and deal . !ember 18 and so, on Sept. Ill, returned to work ~~~led more· fairly with all our employees - 21k months after the strike than 90 by Oct. 18: ... those who continued working began , we began hiring new Gloss concluded . Smce the as well as those who went on employees." offer was rejected by the union strike." Gloss went on: "On Oct. 10, membership, it has been withGloss recounted the com- another negotiating sess ion drawn by llle company. No pany's efforts to achieve those was held with the union. We contacts have been made since ends. "Our last meeting with said that if our offer was . ac- the last negotiationg session on the union prior to the strike cepted, all employees on Oct. 10, and 'no meetings ire was on June 27, whc·n , at the ·s trike, with the exception of scheduled ." .. prolonged the strike and caused the local to reject or not to consider company offers before and during the strike. :~ ' _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ ~ .C OAT SALE . "You have to understand th • government's posi iion, " he . PROMOTED - Donald L. continued. "They don't know Harrison has been promoted that much more than anyone to the position of Unit else about UFO'S, and they Foreman at" Olo Valley have to sto p the possibility of a Electric Corporation's panic. I don't think mosi people Kyger Creek ·Station, ac· could cope with the thought cording to Louis R. Ford, Jr., that there is lile on another Plant Manager. · Harr ison planet. " . _ joined OVEC In 1955 as a Wilhelm also said he beMaintenance Helper. He lieved the two men in Missistransferred · to the sippi who claimed they were Operations Department taken aboard a spacecraft by, later that saine year as an creatures with grey wrinkled Auxiliary Equipment skin was a "very real experiOperator. In 1966 he was ence .~~ promoted , to Equipment "But." Wilhelm said, "They Operator, a position he bas were probably actually held until this new assignwe ask.,, describing a spacesuit. The one ment In a superv isory Whenever the current flap guy remembered the capacity. Harrison Is a 1953 'dies doWIJ, Wilhelm said, his (creatures) had square feet. graduate of Gallla Academy group will make a ·public. "Well, take our astronaut High School. He resides at evaluation of the accounts. suits," Wilhelm continued, 641 Third Avenue, Gallipolis, .. 1 can't tell you anything " they have square feet." Ohio with his wife Betty, and sons, Bret and Randy. Mrs. _Wilham Jeffers, _son , Souths1de; Kenneth Tolhver, . Ashton ; Oretha Couch, HuntJ~gton; Mandy Blackb,ur n, Vmton; Rox1e Brumfield , Crown City, 0.; Terry Jeffers, Southside;. Mrs. Amanda Murray, Ml<ldleport ; Emmanuel Callas, Columbia, S. C.; arid Mrs. George Payne, Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of West Columbia. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority and the Southern High School Band have entered the Meigs County Fund Drive Parade to be held at 6:3Q p. m. on Oct. 31 m Pomeroy under the spo nsorshtp of the Me~gs County . Heart Assn· -~ NO . I~2 VOL. XXV -· --------.-.-----~~-~---_.._..._..._ Wilhelm also said he is pooi live the Air Force did hot <II! continue its Project Blue Boolt several yea rs ago as it led tb l public to believe. "Officially it's been closed," he said , " but I know for SW' l jWe're just coming out in the Devoted To The lnlere.b Of The Meigs-Mcuon Area Shop and Save Friday and Saturday ~.30 to 9 PM . . ~ Kno~ The first woman presidential candidate in the United States was Victoria Oanin Woodhul~. who ran on the National Radical Reformers ticket in 1872. _a t • real." open," said Charles Wilhelm, Mostly cloudy tonight. Low in the middle to :ower 40s. Partly cloudy Saturday, high in upper 50s and l owe~ 60s. ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY STOREWIDE SALE ,, a lot of work ahead of us. Bu I'll tell you one thing , I think 9 per cent of the sightings ar Ohioans are genuine. Nnw You Weather "I ' . • ---' Regional Crime Information Center. That message reay ; "The most recent scare of UF0 s is now over. They have been destroyed by lhe cteb· bined force comprised ill Buck Rogers, Flash Gordon, Superman and the Flying Nll!l. · We hope you can return : io chaoing criminals -r&ther 11.18n 1 UFO's.'' : �• • • Th<- J)<u!l Sent '1<'1, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .• Oct. 19, 1973 2 • pu: • Sgt. .. I have new• for all the police and sheriff's departments across the country. Don't worry about the recent rage o[ what you call 'flying saucer mania' . ll is merely my private force of flying carpets (purely harmless I might add) which a re being charged up [or an irruninent attack on my arch-enemy Colonel Mole. You see, while this rodent continues his vUe attack on the lawns and gardens of law abiding citizens everywhe re, I have been receiving stacks and stacks of mail asking ·ror t he cure to this problem (which some say is worse than that dreaded disease known as Hoopleitis) . After a quick phone call to Istanbul and consultation with my MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL reserve chee rleaders in one of their formati ons used -by -tl1em at l'eserve football games . L-r .:tre, Oema.ris Ash, Kathy Rupe , Merri Ault, on top, Vicki Manley · and Debbie Bailey. private investigator, Orac1e Ironside, and de1iberations with my person·al physician, Marcus Turk, M.D., we have come up with the sure cure for this pesty roden ~ moo juice.,: · California bank 'biggest failure' support of the President. Smith reportedly raised $1 million for Nixon's re-election c~mpaign, per s onally co ntributin g .$250,000. . The SEC has pending a civil .suit in U.S. District Court here SAN DIEGO ( UP[) - The made by James E . Smith, bCharging , Smith with a mul· .federal government Thursday comptro11er of the currency, timillion dollar fra ud in the . · declar~d one uE the nation's who blamed the insolvency of operatio.n of Wes tga t e-Cali·.. _largest banks insolvent, the $1.2 billion U.S. National fm•nia Corp. and the U.S. . • <lea ling a nother blow to the Bank o[ San Diego on "a National Bank . ' beleaguered financial empire significant volume of unsound The suit, based on grounds : of C. Arnholt Smith, one of loans extended by the bank's rela ted to the comptroller 's : President Nixon's staunchest prin('ip<·d stockho lder and decla mt ion agai nst the bank • firian cial backers. U was former chief executive of- Thursday, maintains that · described as the biggest bank fice r .'' Smith and others planned to The . bank · was the nintl>., failure in U.S. history . misappropriate the assets of The announce ment was Jargcst in California and 89th the two firms , partly by large biggest bank in the nation . The loans from the ba nk to the government so ld it within corporatio n. Sm ith is t he Tile Daily Sentinel hours to the ~ rocker National major ity stockholder in both. • DEVO TED T O THE Bank of San fl"ancisco for $89.5 The IRS in August slapped IN TE RE ST OF m illion. The Los Ange les MEIGS , M AS ON AREA Smit h with a $23 mi llion tax 'CH.E S"TE R L . T ANNEHILL , Times said, ~' re g ulators called Ex(' t. Ed . lien. believed to be the largest ROBE RT H OEFLI CH. 1it) the biggest bank failure in . City Edot o~ ever against a private in., Publ,s. h ed dilil v f'J(ce pt 1J .S. history ." ' Silt urda·; by TtH! O t.l ltl Vi! I ley divid~al. SmitiJ, who is fi ghting mul~Ub!i.s t1 o n g C o moa t~!'. 111 'file U.S. Nationa l Bank has I.OVrl ~I Pllmeroy, Oh1a , timillion dolla r lega l battles o\$71J.9 Bu~1ncs O tt 1CI.' Phone 62 branch offices throughout 9<;72156 EOI!Orlil.l r~t\Ont' 992 with l he Securities and Ex1\:o! Southe rn California. Its 30,000 $•)<:OnCJ d a ss po !.tJ ge pou1 chan g(i C-ommission and U1e at Pon,eru·f , Dll •o depositors app ear ed to be Imernal Revenue Service, has . Natoonal a<.t ve-rtiS1n~ protected from loss, up to r eorcscr'ltcl t ve Bo l t 111C'IIi been a friend of Nixon 's for.-I G<;~ l lagher. Inc. 1~ Eas t J2nd $20,Qili), by the F ederal -Deposit '-> r , No;W York , N t•w -York. many years and was olie oT·rus! SuO!.Ctcp t i or·, rates. Insurance Co rp oration , but DeiovereCJ ~Y c ar ri e-r w here hea viest ca mpa ig n con• <JVadable 55 c en ts pe r w ee k , stockholders may suffer . • fly Mo tor Route w h one tributors. Crocker Bank, in its purrner ~er v , ce not He has charged th~t anti• ea llvt~r!abte One rn ont h, 52 a~ chase bid, agreed to assume • rn.al t in Ohio and W VIJ , One Ni xon bureaucra ts. in the • Yt>ilr , $16 , 5i)( ITion ti1 S B. 50 "some of the liabi1ities, inThr~e mon t ns, "55 ..50 fede ral government are per- cl udin g all dema nd and Et~ewhere SIB ~ear si~ tt:o s S9 SQ. thi eP. mbnt hs, secuting him for his financial ' savings deposit liabiHties." • •nt~<J ~6 Sut>scr •pt,or, price 111 elu des Su n da y r. mcs Setllinel . " •• •' . , Dr. T. J. Bradshaw Or. Milton Mason " 181 N. Second Ave. MIDDLEPORT PH. 992-3279 Ofli <:e hour s. by ap · pointrn enl : MotJ .·.fri . 9 til 4, Satu r day 9 until r1oOrL Offi ce rs said the animals ran in to the path or a ·car operated Merry and a passenger, J ohn Welch. 26, of Rod ney, suffered by Diana L. Leith, 26, of Rio visible lacerations. They were Grande. There was moderate taken to the Holze r Medical · damage to her car. A single car accident ocCenta r by a passing motoris t. curred at 6:40 p.m . Thursday . Merry was cited to Municipal Court for d r iving under on Rt. 160 where Terry L. Adkins, 24, Allen Creek, W. · suspension. lfhree deef were struck in an Va., lost control or his car acciden t at 7: 30 p. m . Thursday whi ch ran off the roadway into on Rt. 325, one and six tenths a guardrail. Karen L: Thomas, 51 , o[ miles south of. Rio Grande. a single car acc;ident at 10 p.m. Thursday on County Road 17, nin~ tenths of a mile west of Rt. 588 in Gallia County . ·, Ac co rding to the Gal li a· Me igs Pos t State Highway Patrol, 21-year old Jeffery R. Merry , Rt. 2, B.idwell, lost control of his ca r-which ran off .the liift side o[ the highway, Ulrough a fence striking a tree ·r-----------------~ Introducing jhe First.. .......... .. Waterers Ever That Are Tougher Than A Horse. • • • I Two persons· \vere injured in · before rolling over on its top . OPTOMETRISTS : llllliiitiiiil.i.iiiiilii--- Yes, friends, irthis rodent has been messing up your lawn, or has been interf~ring with your worm farm j then just go to your fridgadator and take out a bottle of moo juice. Then pour the bottle of deadly poison in all those holes he's been digging in your beauti fully manicured turf . a nd - presto chango - he 'll be deader than a door nail . Now that t he antidote has been found and the search and des troy missions are in progress throUghout orir wonderful area, let's get back to the normal, every-Friday routine o[ picking the winners, a nd fi nding out which scholastic gridders will go home tonight feeling as happy as Ricky a nd Davey Nelson use to be at the sight of cookies and milk. SEOAL Jackson a t Athens .. - Bulldogs are tough and fighting mad after last-<juarter loss at Tank Stadium a week ago. Besides, they' re due for a win. AUl ens, 7--6. Gallipolis a t Wave rly - There'll be more Umn flying carpets in the air tonight. Guess who gets hot and ca n't miss' WaOerly 44~, • Ironton a t Meigs -Tigers a re bound to ge t cocky and they 'll get knocked of[ one of t~ ese weeks. Is this the week ? Nope. !ronton,l4-13. Wellston a t Logan - t:hie[tains too much for Golden Rockets. Logan, 24~ . , · 's vAc Southern a t Symmes Valley - Tornadoes sink the Viking ship. Southern , 48-U. North Gallia a t Hannan Trace - Pirates romp past Wildcats . Checkma te. North Gallia, 42~. Alexander a t Kyger Creek- Woops, !here goes the unbeaten · season. Alexander , 25-14. Easter n a t Trimble - Ea gles top the .500 mark with steadily increasing offensive punch, Ea stern, 21-8. Green at Southwestern - Anybody that tops North Gallia certainly has the talent to get past the Highlanders. Green, 26-15. Others · Belpre 32 Nelsonville-York 21 Fairland 25 Ironton St. Joe 16 Ripley 28 Pt. Pleasant 13 Rock Hill 15 Oak Hill 0 , Wahama 17 Calhoun 13 Hamlin 24 Hannan 6 Chesa peake 34 Crum 0 Warren 36 Fort Frye 20.•.. Coal Grov e 20 South Point 19 Two injured in Thursday wreck ' • 'em Swami • • . • Pomer oy, Commission 's Hearin gs on a construc,tion permi t for the proposed Perry Nuclear Power Plant in Lake Co ur~ ty . Gilligan said if p~ rmi ss ion to take part in the hearin gs is granted, the Ohio agency will be able to discuss relevant •.• • ' suffered in an accident at noon Thursday on County Road 5, eight tenths or a mile south of Rt. 124. The patrol said Mrs. Thomas lost control of her car on a curve. The car veered off the highway striking a utility pole of the construction permit. The OPSC issues certificates of e nv ironme ntal ·· compatabilfty and P.Ublic need [or m ajor utili ty faci liti ~s. It began operBt!ons in October, 1972. . -¥- 1;itf.tt- ·'• • • MODERN SUPPLY 399 W. Main St; 9~2 -2164 Po m e roy , 0 . THE STORE WITH "A LL KI N DS OF STUFF" - FOR PETS, STAB L ES, LAR G E& SMALL ANIMALS. LAWN S A ND GARDEN S. "' I I The Redskins, who have lived on the slashing .running o[ tailback Bob Hitchens the last two years, have had to go to a more varied attack this seaso n because the 5-10, 205-pound senior has been bothered by a knee injury. Didn 'I See Action Hitchens did not see any ac- · tion at all against OU last weekend, but Tigers invade WI beaten, will play at BaldwinWallace in a night game. Wittenberg , • Wooster and Heidelberg are all 1~ in !he All eyes will be on Pomeroy tonight. as the powerful, lUIdefeated Ironton Tigers take on the Meigs Marauders in a lk'ey SEOA.L battle. It's a "must" . game for the Mara uders if they expect to stay in the race [or the league ti tle. A loss would drop the Maroon and Gold to 2·2, 2 full games . behind the Tigers while a Vlttory would shoot them into a first place tie with Ironton , and possibly Logan . · The entire league will be COunting on the Marauders to · knock of[ the giantS, who are threatening the SEOAL alltime victory streak or 19 games set by Middleport [rom 19331936, and Ja~kson from 19531956. l The Tigers have now won 14 stra ight league battles. An Ir ont on win tonig ht coupled with a Ja ckson loss ai Athens and Waverly defea t of Gallipolis, would leave just the Logan Chieftains to challenge the cats for the top spot. ." A packed house is expected at Marauder Stadium tonight to see Bob ,Lutz's talented gang conference's Red Divi,sion. Mount Union is at Capital in the other Red Divison contest, white Muskingum hosts Otterbein and Denison is at Ma rietta in the Blue Division and Ohio Wesleyan plays at Wabash (Ind.). · Other games this weekend finds Youngstown State at Akron in a night affair, Ohio Northern at Ashland, Bluffton at Defiance, Case Western Reserve at Hiram, West Vir ginia State at Centra l State. . Brighte n the Day For Someone With A Lovely FOLIAGE GARDEN From ' •4.00 Dudley's AoriSt 59 N. Second St , Ca II: 992-5560 of piisk..in periormer$, who have been the talk of southern Ohio football all season. The Tiger most talked about is Rick Massey, 6-4, 225 lb., quarterback, who is the key to the lroniDn attack. Besides being an excellent runner, Massey doubles as linebacker on defense, having already retw'ned'one pass interception for a touchdown. He also does t~e placekicking for Ironton and is the lone SEOAL kicker to buot a field goal in conference play this season." Joining Massey in the backfie ld will be 180 lb. senior fullback Terry Mowery, 200 lb. Alfonso junior ha lfback Johnson and 170 lb. se ni or halfback Bruce Carter. Carter is probably the most da ngerous Ironton ru nner , having returned 3 1\ickof[s this season for 103 yards, a 34 yard average. The se nior speedster also has 367 rushing yards in 34 attempts [or a phenomenal 10.8 yard average. As i[ that isn't enough, he also leads the league in plUit on defense, having given up only 27 first downs in league games. The 11-man defensive squad weighs over a ,ton, with a 192 lb. per man average. One Tiger in the defensive secondary, 185 lb. se nior cornerback Ken Green, is tied for the league lead with 2 interceptions, returning for 67 yards and 1 to uchdown. Besides Green, the only other player to score on a n off-target aerial in league play is the Marauders' Tom Lowery, who scored the winning touchdown in th e 14-7 tr iumph ove r Gallipolis. If th e Ma rauders a re overwhelmed by the above credentials, they don 't show it as spirited practices have been in progress all week. The Marauders don 't exactly take a back seat to the Tigers in lea gue statistics. Meigs has given up just 6 more first Mets take series lead By VITO STELLINO UP! Sports Writer "NEW YORK (UPI ) - Using a formula as old as Connie Mack and as new as Tug McGraw , the " You gotta believe" New York Mets ·a re only one ga me away today from pulling of[ their " Miracle BUYS of '73." Cnsp. clean 1rnpact plasti C cab inet With Walnul gram frn1sh Instant P1 c1u re and Sound. Ou1ck-Se1 P1ctufe Control . Mode,! 8P5606~W DELUXE ROLL· ABOU T CART INCLU DEDI Slatt ol ()tuo. Dtl.\ll!~ l ct lq1u•~f1Ct . 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Mack, who ran th e Oakland A's when they were still in Plliladelphia, always preached that pitching is 80 per cent or the game. The Mets couldn't agree more. With J erry Koosman and McGraw combining on a threehit shutout, the Mets handcuffed the A's , ~ Thursday night to take a 3-2 lead in the series that now goes back to Dakland. . The Mets could wrap it up Saturday when Tom Seaver goes against Jim "Catfish" HW1ter of the A's. And should , they fail in that one, they've got .Jon Matlack ready for" the piCture' Handsome h1gh - IN WII N[SS WH!.RI.CH ., I llillf her!Un!c .a.lliW Mj fill m, ~eo~t ro.be •"• •e:llt Columbu:.. Olw~ HU M, I. 1'7/l ~~~ [ OtSne!teo. SvPI ro1 ~ •ro:l ...... ~ F' Cus tom- Mat1c Pre-Se l VH Tune r, Sal td Statq UHF Tunt=r , Pop· up carry ing handl e Two· ton e bro wn hrgh 1mpacl piastre cabmet. (Ia, , ~Pd (lo[t tm~~riiU d Oflo o. (SNI 3891 ~ St~tl of b~~o~ OM!•tmtnl of tn;u od!ICt Cl<t l<l11:o11e ol · " tr.n,p,""'-'.t ~ 1~ u rw:ten.~. 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We have a one stop package (Check on this l. Quail Creek Mobile Community &Sales ll" & 23" Frames RODNEY-CORA ROAD-RODNEY, OHIO For Information Call99l-7777 or 245-9374 Hours: 9AMto9 PM a . I ., WB E T LB MG LB T E CB CB HB HB - ' .. ····· . . ... . . with sophom ore ya rd s , ta ilback Don E ichin ge r collecting 104 of them on just 20 carries. Junior quarterback Randy Blake , me anwhile, completed 5 of 15 aerials [or 93 yards and 2 touchdowns. While little is known about Trimble, Berkhimer says that the Tomcats will run out of a wishbone and will pass a bout every 5 plays. Against that Tfimble of- · fense , the Eagles wlll send their stiff defense, which is fifth statistically out or the 25 taams in the southeastern Ohio area . The Green and White defenders havel!iven up just 47 points in 6 games for a 7.8 average. The Eagle defense has turned in 2 shutouts, and 3 of the 4 teams that have s~ored • on !hem have managed only 1 . touchdown each. Meanwhile, at Willow Wood, coach Bill Jewell's Tornadoes will be heavily favored to record their fifth win in 7 starts, going against the winless Vikings of coach John Patton. The defending SV AC champs, the Tornadoes will most likely be down mentally tonight, knowing that their league title hopes rest on the performance of tonight's op. ponents against league leadlng Kyger Creek next week • . However, Southern has bounced back from defeat before this season, having topped tough, underrated North Gallia, 2().14 following a 44-0 licking at the haAds of Wahama 3 weeks ago. Despite the loss or bulldozing Vivid or Natural Colors Dudley's Florist McGrawp 1000in Totals Oakland New York 31 2 .7 2 "What sold me?" asked "E · E- campaneris, Gar rett . DP reene. verything Coach - New vo,k 1. LOB~Oakland HubbardandCoachHayes told 9, New York 10 . 28 - Jones , Fosse . JB - Hahn . S-Grote. me a bout Oh"to State was true . ip h r er bb so "Then after the visW ·1 enBlueL ciQO ooo·ooo- o . me. I was little," he said. 010 001 oox - 2 5'2 -3 6 es 1-3 2 o 1 2 o 0 2 0 0 1 1 2 4 1. 1 6 1-3 3 0 0 4 4 G sophomore fullb ack Greg Dunning, the Tornado offense should remain almost as potent as it has been. all season. Junior halfback Mitch Nease · will a gain . be leadin g the Tornado attack, and he is a sure bet to top lhe 1,000 yard mark tonight. Besides rushing [or 983 yards in just 6 games, Nease has scored 13 touchdowns and 80 points. Note - The Eastern football ·game against Alexander at home, originally scheduled for Friday, Oct. 28, has been moved up to next Thursday, Oct. 25, starting at s p.m. I I I I Our Interest Is · 'Greater For You 6% ~ 1 1 1 Year Certl"ficates 1 I Of De.-it · ,..._ 1_6 percent per year on N. W. COMPTON, 0. "D. MENS ...OPTOMETRIST FACTS AND FIGURES NEW YORK (UP!) 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Warmly lined action wear to tak!! the bite · out of Winter without biting into your budget. 1.6.98 to 130.00 I POMEROY, OHIO c G I All Accounts Insured To I CAGE COACHES I $ 20,000.00 by FSLIC I All persona interested in coaching ·elementary school I basketball should meet I Monday, at 7:30 p .m . at lhe I . . I .._ Meigs High School gym. I .. . 59 N. Second Middleport, New York Clothing House · E . T G hear Certificates of IDeposit . $1,000.001 IMinimum. lnterestl 1payable Quarterly. I KERM'S KORNER & HB HB . . - - - - - - - - -. . 1 1 SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER Middh;port E CB CB on waivers. NYLONS -TWILLS WOOLS VINYLS CORDUROYS lEATHERS Crown Bottlmg t;ompany · T The club originally acquired the 6-4, 255-pound Taylor April 10 in a trade with Philadelphia. He was rl\leased a t training camp Aug. 22. _ J!owever, the offen~ive line has been weakened by injurief! to E r nie McMillan , Roger Finnie and Bob Young . To make room for Taylor on !he roster, the club placed center-guard Warren Koegel Our&st ',~9yal LB juries. Selection! NEW YORK ( UP!) . Outfielder Reggie Smilh . and pitcher Riok Wise are !he. key figures in a four-player swap between the Boston Red So~ and St. LoUts Cardlnals, UPI has learned. The deal sending the · tern· peatuous Smith and pitcber Ken T~tum to St. Louis in exchange for Wise and outfielder Bernie Carbo will be ' announced next month to coincide with the Nov. 15 start of the inter-league trading . period. ' MG reacquired tackle Mike Taylor to bolster an offensive line which has been struck by in- . ... Great Selection DRIED FLOWERS T LB . TAVWRBACK ST. LOUIS (UPI) - The St. Louis Cardlnats of the National Footba ll League Thursday Eagles meet Tomcats, . Tornadoes face SVHS The E a stern Eagles, fresh orr a resoimdlng; 19-8 triumph over SouthweS'tiirn, travel to . Glouster tonight" to do battle with the Trimble Bobcats. At the same time, the Southern Tornadoes, with a flickering l).ope [or a league title tie with Kyger Creek, meet Symmes Valley at Willow Wood. The Tornadoes' hopes for a share o[ the SV AC crown rest · on the possibility that their opponents tonight, the Vikings, can _upset Kyger next week . Me"anwhile, the Tornadoes have to get by ~ymmes tonight and Southwe tern on Nov . 2. Post E ------------------------- O' 1 1 LADIES H&R FIRESTONE •• I lADIES &· MENS 27" 10 Speed FB TB 2 o o o lxidybutblackscboolsandreal 3 0 0 0 small schools were interested Red Sox, Cards swap players THE I 4 Ha"elson ss ~ -.54 ,811 . .· REGULAR PRICE 16,400.00 . QB .4120 ..t 0 2 1 • "Really, until Coach (Rudy) 3 1 1 o Hubbard came to see me, n<>- 0 0 0 3 3 ve - McGraw. WP- Blue. T . 1 T E ggg ALL COMPLETE WITH VALVES, THERMOSTATS AND BLOWERS . C G THE MATCH-UPS Iron lot~ Detenst M~igs. OUen:;e Wt . WI . Name Name 161 180 Mt:Jwery Wolfe 208 190 Fritz Easton "185 185 Ake-r s English 178 105 Parker Pickens 190 125 Massey Lehew . 224 260 Whitehead McDanie l 165 170 Trtp lett Cremeans u s 181 Green Warner 155 185 McCrery Ash 146 170 Carter Whitlatch 125 155 Thomas Magnotta Meigs Defense Ironton Offen~e 16() 185 Green OJall s 185 760 W hi t ehea d Slack 190 705 Parker Lehew 156 195 McCahan Mclaughlin 118 170 Triplett , Story 208 190 Frill Eason. 160 185 McCrery Lowery 115 225 Massey Ash 140 180 Mowery Couch 162 170 ·Ca rter Wolfe 165 200 Johnson Cremeans . . Koosm an p ., . Greene set to go against Hoosiers '2 2·3 I G- Defensively , the Marauders will have Lowery and senior Robert Qualls at the ends, Eason and senior Bill Slack at the tackles, senior AI McLaughlin at middle guard, I.e hew and senior J . D. Story at linebackers, Ash and senior Ron Couch at the corners and .Wolfe and Cremeans at the halfback spots. Eason~willdo the punting and junior Gary George will be the placekicker. Game time for the battle is 8 p.m . and the game will be carried live over WMPO-FM. Mike McDaniel at the tac kles, seniors John Lehew and Andy English at the guards, and senior Terry Pickens at t;enter. Jay Warner, one o[ the top passers in the league with 11 completions for 262 yards, will be the signal caHcr, with senior captain Mick. Ash at fullback Whitla tch at tailback and soph omore Mike Magnotta, seniors Mark Morris and Joe Rosenbaum alternating at g . Pos. E T win gback . at the ends, Eason and senior seventh and final game. hit a shot down the third base home on a triple by Don Hahn " It's got to be depressing for line wilh two out and two on but who isn't supposed to be ~ them to come out game after third baseman WRyne Garrett power hitter. · Dick Williams , the Oakland game and boom 1 run right into stabbed it. Koosman went 6 J-3 innings manager, didn 't need many such good pitching," noted to get !he win but McGraw, words to sum up the Series [or Seaver . The Mets also are getting who's now pitched 12 2-3 in- the A's. •;we 're being dominated by timely suppoFt ·· fFom- the ir nings while appearing in. four or the five games, came in to their pitching," he said. hitters and fielders ; Last. week in their win over That's the story of !he '73 , " We didn 't underrate !he retire !he final eight batters the Highlanders, the Eagles pitchers. They've even Mets' pitching but we un- and gain the save. got !heir offense going for the managed to upstage Charlie McGraw Balled Out derrated their hitters/ ' noted first time this year, and coach McGraw was bailed out when Finley. Hunter . " They come out Spike Berkhimer wants to keep swinging and they 're better Garrett snared A!oti's liner in it that way. He'll be starting !han their batting averages !he eighth and when he slipped the same players that were in World Series Result the called third strike ·past would ind.icat~ ." .1 By United Press lnternalional the opening lineup last week in 000 000 000- 0 J 1 Comeback Attempt St)mled Campaneris to get out oi a Oak (A L) N .Y . ( N Ll 01 0 00 100)( - 2 7 1 the. hope that the offense will The Mets Cl!t the heart put of bases-loaded situation in the Blue, Know les (6), Fi ng ers (7) continue to rolL and Fosse. Koos man . M cg r aw !he A's' comeback _a ttempt seventh . Agains t the Highlanders , and Grote, WP - Ko os m an . campy was annoyed by !he . UL Thursday with fine fielding. "I LP - . Bl ue. Eastern rolled up 141 ground saw their third .base coach call. " [[ it was anywhere near .I counting our players to make the plate," he said, " I would have swung at it." sure w.e only t)ad nine ,;' • McGr£w said, "it was a grinned Bud Harrelson. Re gg ie Jackson ;~ who 's pitcher ' s pitch. It was in stranded 17 runners 1in this there." McGraw, who popularized series, was especially frustrat~ ed by the Mets' infielders. He the ·Mets' slogan, "You gotta hit the ball hard twice only tO believe," admitted he wasn 't at end two innings- with. a double his best but said, "! didn't think COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Top joyed the players, the camI was going to mess it up. " play and a forceout. Cleon Jones, playing despite ranked and wtbeaten Ohio pus," he said. "They were so Jackson threw his arms up in a case of the flu, doubled ·and Slate University will be after honest. They told me to go frustration when he hit the ball up the middle in !he sixth in· scored !he only run the Mets its [i[th win Saturday when !he ahead ·and visit other schools Bucks meet Indiana - guided like Michigan State which I did ning with two out and two on needed off loser Vida Blue. John Milner, who had two by . a quarterback many and Illinois which I didn't." and Harrelson ranged behind "When I first got here I the bag to tilrn it into a force hits, singled in Jones' for the 1~ thought to small to play in the dldn't think I could make it lead. That was the only run Big Ten. play . C<lrnelil;JS Greene, at 168 not.that offeO~," he sald. "The " When we had a chance to until Jerry Grote singled with break it open, th~y made !he two out in the sixth and rode pounds, has been one of the options turned me off real standouts on an outstanding quick because I had so much to good defen sive plays, " Ohio State football team this think about - options, footJackson said, "except when fall : work, pass, plays . Too (Bert ) Campaneris looked at a Oakland ab r h bi The Washington, D.C. prod· much." .third strike to end our seventh 3 o 1 o uCt has gained 366 yards in 52 , However, Greene received a we hit the"ball hard .wilh men Campan er i s ss ~~~~~~ Jb ~ g ~ g carries, seeond only to Archie lot o[ assistance from quarteron." J o o o Griffin. . back Coach George Chaump. Jackson was on second base Ja ckson ct Ten ace lb 1 0 0 0 Greene is also Oh1"o State's o 0 0 0 •'! owe h"una lot ; he worked in the eighth when Jesus A!ou Odom pr Boo,que lb o o o o first black quarterback. wilhme this spring, told me I'd ~~sus;tc ~ ·~ ~ ~ ''I just want to tie me, not have to do a lot ·of extra work G'een 2b 2 o 0 0 thought o[ as the first black on my own and I dld," he said. ~~':.~~o;,o" g g g quarterback to do this or that, " In high school, I was in other Kub iak 2b 1 0 0 0 just to be me and do good for sportsandneverhadtimebutl Bluep 2 o o o my .teamandmyself ~"hesaid. did here.'' Know les p o o o o Gr"!'ne threw 28 touchdown Mangual ph 1 0 0 0 F!ngecs p o o o o passes and gained 1,460 yards ~~~~f~ iaro Ph fllrough the air in his senior 1~ New Yo'" •b ' h bi year at Dunbar High school in Garrett Jb 3 0 0 0 · ,. Millan 2b . , 0 0 0 Washington but still didn't atStaub rf J o 1 o tract much interest . •155°0 . TO ' SAVE $ •2,000.00 NOW I . that worked so effectively las t week in a 20..0 win over up and coming Wellston. , Offensively, Chancey will be sending Wolfe and Cremeans Gas.Circulating Heaters • miD ,________ ....____ · downs thah Ironton, white the Marauders have passed for 2li2 yards compared to the Tigers" 87 aerial yards. Junior tailback Terry Whitlatch s tands fifth in rushing , with 23.'1 yards in S7 carries for a 6.4 average, while senior tackle Robbie Eason is the t hird best pWiter in the league, booting 13 kicks for a 36.o yard average. The Marauders also have 2 of the 5 top receivers in the league, with senior Dave Wolfe grabbing:; J"'SSes for 129 yards and 1 touchdown, and senior Melvin Cremeans hauling in 5 for 118 yards and a TO. Junior Lonnie Coats , has returned 3 plUI !s for 15 yards for fifth place, while Coats and Cremeans are fo urth and firth respec tiv ely in interception returns. They have both picked o[[ 1 errant aerial, Coats returning for 33 yards ar\d Cremeans [or 24. Meigs me ntor Char ley Chancey, with the winningest . league record of all active coaches at 27-12-2, will.be going with the sa me starting lineup sophomore Randy Walker turned in a Hitchen:Hype performance, picking up 160 yards in 39 carries against the Bobcats . Hitchens' absence from the lineup and the super running of the . Falcons' own tailback, Paul Miles, has shot the BG star into the career MAC rushing lead over Hitchens. Miles, like Hitchens, a threeyear regular, will go into the game with 2,809 career yards, while Hitchens, who had lead going lnto this season, now has 2,762. In their two previous head· tc>-head battles, Miles won the sophomore meeting 102 yards to 63, while Hitchens accolUited for 84 yards last season to 55 for Miles. While Miami tries to remain unbeaten in the conference and BG to remai" alive, Kent Stat e~ 4-l overall and 3-0 in the MAC, takes on Eastern Michigan, one of the ·con· terence's ~xpansion teams but not yet competing in football . The .Hurons wili take a 4-1 re cord ·against the Gold en fla shes .. including a 21-19 win over college division power ' Louisiana Tech. It will be the first rn~eting ever between the two schools: Meanwhile, Ohio University will be trying to continue the MAC's surprising showing in In the expressio n · ' 'Holy Toledo," Toledo refers . to Toledo. Spain , one of the great ce nters of Christian culture after its liberation from t he Moors in 1085. Its Go th ic ca thedral is t he sea t of the Cardinal Arc hbishop of Spain. · ~ I eigs tonight returns, running 5 kicks for 29 yards . Tea mmate ~obert Mabry, 14o lb. senior, has returned I punt this season. that on"e going for 27 yards. The Tigers are also powerful . BU NT TYPE AUTOMATIC WATERER. List PlJSH ' N WATE R ----~~~-~-- $ 12 . 95 HOOK-UP KIT No.1 " 1•39 fCJ18e. ·~' Toledo , which was all but eliminated from any title hopes with a 24-22 loss to Western Michigan last weekend, will try to bounce back this w""k against Dayton. Toledo Coach Jack Murphy has been working hard to sl1ore up the Rocket rwming attack which has netted only 626 yards in five games in a 2-3 season. So far, the entire Toledo offense has centered around the passing of sophomore quarterback Gene Swick, who leads the nation in total -offense with an average of 277.8 yard:; per game. Dayton will be looking for its third straight victo•·y after evening its season mark at 3-3 last week with a 13-12 victory over Ball State in the closing secorids. Wichita State will be at Cincinnati as the Bearcats try to even their record at 3·3, while xavier , which lost 73-7 last week to Southern Illinois, is at Arkansas State. In the Ohio Conference, unbea te n Witt enberg is at Wooster and Heidelberg, also .HHolv Toledo !"·. PUSH 'N WATER World '5 first low-cost, easy-to-install bunt-type waterer lor horses and other livestock . The resul t of four yea.rs 1esfing and improvement. You r ho rse jus.t pu shes his nose against the alumin um ..~dal and. he g.ets a !I the wa ter he needs. . The core Is made of su per:strong Cy~olac ~ the same material used In making football hel mets. Valve is mo lded nylon w;t~ sta in less steel spr ing and built-in fi lter. D~sig ned to handle '?'a fe r pressures up to 500 J bs . PSI. It's guaranteed to be the most reliable wa te rer ever built ·- no. stee_l or cas t iron to rust or corrode. No com plicated pipes or ft !Mng S. Handy hook up .kif allows you to install wi th any J,," garden hose and have !he un it ready to use in les.s than ltvc- minutes. · By United Press lolerantional It's win or drop out for Bowling Green Saturday when the Falcons host undefeated Miami in a key Mid-America n Conference game. The Falcons, knocked from the unbeaten ranks last week by Kent State; go into the contest with a 4-1 overall mark and 2-1 in the MAC. Another toss in conference play and Coach Don Neh len can forget about his title hopes. Miami, meanwhile, is 5-0 on the year .and played its first conference game last weekend, nipping stubborn Ohio University 1%. "This is the best Miami team that I have seen in my six years as head coach," said Ne hlen. "Besides having that great defense (third in the nation ), they have a well-balanced of· •• Seed and Milling HEADQUARTERS issues concerning the issuance • to for treatment of minor injuries COLUMBUS (UPI ) - Gov. John J . Gilligan .said Thursday the Ohio Power Siting CommissiQn (OPSC) has asked to · take par t in the Atomic Energy • • taken Veterans Memorial Hospital OPSC wants in .• was and house owned by Robert M. Russell, Rt. 1, Middleport. There was heavy damage to her car and moderate damage to the house. At II, 10 a.m. Thursday on Rt. 7, two and five tenths miles south or Cheshire cars driven by June L. Cozad, 41, HWI· tington, and Opel L. Mulford, 50, Letart, w. va., sideswiped . Gerald H. Smith, 38, Rt. 2, Bidwell, was charged with improper backing following an accident "on Rt. 588 . . O[[icers said Smith's truck backed into a car owned by Naomi L. Parons, 41, o[ -Rodney. A final accident occurred on Rt. 5811, four and five tenths miles west o[ Gallipolis where Beverly J . Louden, 31, Rio Grande, lost control of her car which struck a mailbox . . BG ·h osts 'Skins 3 - The ))ally Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., Oct. t9,J973 Crow's Steak House Pomeroy, Ohio �• • • Th<- J)<u!l Sent '1<'1, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .• Oct. 19, 1973 2 • pu: • Sgt. .. I have new• for all the police and sheriff's departments across the country. Don't worry about the recent rage o[ what you call 'flying saucer mania' . ll is merely my private force of flying carpets (purely harmless I might add) which a re being charged up [or an irruninent attack on my arch-enemy Colonel Mole. You see, while this rodent continues his vUe attack on the lawns and gardens of law abiding citizens everywhe re, I have been receiving stacks and stacks of mail asking ·ror t he cure to this problem (which some say is worse than that dreaded disease known as Hoopleitis) . After a quick phone call to Istanbul and consultation with my MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL reserve chee rleaders in one of their formati ons used -by -tl1em at l'eserve football games . L-r .:tre, Oema.ris Ash, Kathy Rupe , Merri Ault, on top, Vicki Manley · and Debbie Bailey. private investigator, Orac1e Ironside, and de1iberations with my person·al physician, Marcus Turk, M.D., we have come up with the sure cure for this pesty roden ~ moo juice.,: · California bank 'biggest failure' support of the President. Smith reportedly raised $1 million for Nixon's re-election c~mpaign, per s onally co ntributin g .$250,000. . The SEC has pending a civil .suit in U.S. District Court here SAN DIEGO ( UP[) - The made by James E . Smith, bCharging , Smith with a mul· .federal government Thursday comptro11er of the currency, timillion dollar fra ud in the . · declar~d one uE the nation's who blamed the insolvency of operatio.n of Wes tga t e-Cali·.. _largest banks insolvent, the $1.2 billion U.S. National fm•nia Corp. and the U.S. . • <lea ling a nother blow to the Bank o[ San Diego on "a National Bank . ' beleaguered financial empire significant volume of unsound The suit, based on grounds : of C. Arnholt Smith, one of loans extended by the bank's rela ted to the comptroller 's : President Nixon's staunchest prin('ip<·d stockho lder and decla mt ion agai nst the bank • firian cial backers. U was former chief executive of- Thursday, maintains that · described as the biggest bank fice r .'' Smith and others planned to The . bank · was the nintl>., failure in U.S. history . misappropriate the assets of The announce ment was Jargcst in California and 89th the two firms , partly by large biggest bank in the nation . The loans from the ba nk to the government so ld it within corporatio n. Sm ith is t he Tile Daily Sentinel hours to the ~ rocker National major ity stockholder in both. • DEVO TED T O THE Bank of San fl"ancisco for $89.5 The IRS in August slapped IN TE RE ST OF m illion. The Los Ange les MEIGS , M AS ON AREA Smit h with a $23 mi llion tax 'CH.E S"TE R L . T ANNEHILL , Times said, ~' re g ulators called Ex(' t. Ed . lien. believed to be the largest ROBE RT H OEFLI CH. 1it) the biggest bank failure in . City Edot o~ ever against a private in., Publ,s. h ed dilil v f'J(ce pt 1J .S. history ." ' Silt urda·; by TtH! O t.l ltl Vi! I ley divid~al. SmitiJ, who is fi ghting mul~Ub!i.s t1 o n g C o moa t~!'. 111 'file U.S. Nationa l Bank has I.OVrl ~I Pllmeroy, Oh1a , timillion dolla r lega l battles o\$71J.9 Bu~1ncs O tt 1CI.' Phone 62 branch offices throughout 9<;72156 EOI!Orlil.l r~t\Ont' 992 with l he Securities and Ex1\:o! Southe rn California. Its 30,000 $•)<:OnCJ d a ss po !.tJ ge pou1 chan g(i C-ommission and U1e at Pon,eru·f , Dll •o depositors app ear ed to be Imernal Revenue Service, has . Natoonal a<.t ve-rtiS1n~ protected from loss, up to r eorcscr'ltcl t ve Bo l t 111C'IIi been a friend of Nixon 's for.-I G<;~ l lagher. Inc. 1~ Eas t J2nd $20,Qili), by the F ederal -Deposit '-> r , No;W York , N t•w -York. many years and was olie oT·rus! SuO!.Ctcp t i or·, rates. Insurance Co rp oration , but DeiovereCJ ~Y c ar ri e-r w here hea viest ca mpa ig n con• <JVadable 55 c en ts pe r w ee k , stockholders may suffer . • fly Mo tor Route w h one tributors. Crocker Bank, in its purrner ~er v , ce not He has charged th~t anti• ea llvt~r!abte One rn ont h, 52 a~ chase bid, agreed to assume • rn.al t in Ohio and W VIJ , One Ni xon bureaucra ts. in the • Yt>ilr , $16 , 5i)( ITion ti1 S B. 50 "some of the liabi1ities, inThr~e mon t ns, "55 ..50 fede ral government are per- cl udin g all dema nd and Et~ewhere SIB ~ear si~ tt:o s S9 SQ. thi eP. mbnt hs, secuting him for his financial ' savings deposit liabiHties." • •nt~<J ~6 Sut>scr •pt,or, price 111 elu des Su n da y r. mcs Setllinel . " •• •' . , Dr. T. J. Bradshaw Or. Milton Mason " 181 N. Second Ave. MIDDLEPORT PH. 992-3279 Ofli <:e hour s. by ap · pointrn enl : MotJ .·.fri . 9 til 4, Satu r day 9 until r1oOrL Offi ce rs said the animals ran in to the path or a ·car operated Merry and a passenger, J ohn Welch. 26, of Rod ney, suffered by Diana L. Leith, 26, of Rio visible lacerations. They were Grande. There was moderate taken to the Holze r Medical · damage to her car. A single car accident ocCenta r by a passing motoris t. curred at 6:40 p.m . Thursday . Merry was cited to Municipal Court for d r iving under on Rt. 160 where Terry L. Adkins, 24, Allen Creek, W. · suspension. lfhree deef were struck in an Va., lost control or his car acciden t at 7: 30 p. m . Thursday whi ch ran off the roadway into on Rt. 325, one and six tenths a guardrail. Karen L: Thomas, 51 , o[ miles south of. Rio Grande. a single car acc;ident at 10 p.m. Thursday on County Road 17, nin~ tenths of a mile west of Rt. 588 in Gallia County . ·, Ac co rding to the Gal li a· Me igs Pos t State Highway Patrol, 21-year old Jeffery R. Merry , Rt. 2, B.idwell, lost control of his ca r-which ran off .the liift side o[ the highway, Ulrough a fence striking a tree ·r-----------------~ Introducing jhe First.. .......... .. Waterers Ever That Are Tougher Than A Horse. • • • I Two persons· \vere injured in · before rolling over on its top . OPTOMETRISTS : llllliiitiiiil.i.iiiiilii--- Yes, friends, irthis rodent has been messing up your lawn, or has been interf~ring with your worm farm j then just go to your fridgadator and take out a bottle of moo juice. Then pour the bottle of deadly poison in all those holes he's been digging in your beauti fully manicured turf . a nd - presto chango - he 'll be deader than a door nail . Now that t he antidote has been found and the search and des troy missions are in progress throUghout orir wonderful area, let's get back to the normal, every-Friday routine o[ picking the winners, a nd fi nding out which scholastic gridders will go home tonight feeling as happy as Ricky a nd Davey Nelson use to be at the sight of cookies and milk. SEOAL Jackson a t Athens .. - Bulldogs are tough and fighting mad after last-<juarter loss at Tank Stadium a week ago. Besides, they' re due for a win. AUl ens, 7--6. Gallipolis a t Wave rly - There'll be more Umn flying carpets in the air tonight. Guess who gets hot and ca n't miss' WaOerly 44~, • Ironton a t Meigs -Tigers a re bound to ge t cocky and they 'll get knocked of[ one of t~ ese weeks. Is this the week ? Nope. !ronton,l4-13. Wellston a t Logan - t:hie[tains too much for Golden Rockets. Logan, 24~ . , · 's vAc Southern a t Symmes Valley - Tornadoes sink the Viking ship. Southern , 48-U. North Gallia a t Hannan Trace - Pirates romp past Wildcats . Checkma te. North Gallia, 42~. Alexander a t Kyger Creek- Woops, !here goes the unbeaten · season. Alexander , 25-14. Easter n a t Trimble - Ea gles top the .500 mark with steadily increasing offensive punch, Ea stern, 21-8. Green at Southwestern - Anybody that tops North Gallia certainly has the talent to get past the Highlanders. Green, 26-15. Others · Belpre 32 Nelsonville-York 21 Fairland 25 Ironton St. Joe 16 Ripley 28 Pt. Pleasant 13 Rock Hill 15 Oak Hill 0 , Wahama 17 Calhoun 13 Hamlin 24 Hannan 6 Chesa peake 34 Crum 0 Warren 36 Fort Frye 20.•.. Coal Grov e 20 South Point 19 Two injured in Thursday wreck ' • 'em Swami • • . • Pomer oy, Commission 's Hearin gs on a construc,tion permi t for the proposed Perry Nuclear Power Plant in Lake Co ur~ ty . Gilligan said if p~ rmi ss ion to take part in the hearin gs is granted, the Ohio agency will be able to discuss relevant •.• • ' suffered in an accident at noon Thursday on County Road 5, eight tenths or a mile south of Rt. 124. The patrol said Mrs. Thomas lost control of her car on a curve. The car veered off the highway striking a utility pole of the construction permit. The OPSC issues certificates of e nv ironme ntal ·· compatabilfty and P.Ublic need [or m ajor utili ty faci liti ~s. It began operBt!ons in October, 1972. . -¥- 1;itf.tt- ·'• • • MODERN SUPPLY 399 W. Main St; 9~2 -2164 Po m e roy , 0 . THE STORE WITH "A LL KI N DS OF STUFF" - FOR PETS, STAB L ES, LAR G E& SMALL ANIMALS. LAWN S A ND GARDEN S. "' I I The Redskins, who have lived on the slashing .running o[ tailback Bob Hitchens the last two years, have had to go to a more varied attack this seaso n because the 5-10, 205-pound senior has been bothered by a knee injury. Didn 'I See Action Hitchens did not see any ac- · tion at all against OU last weekend, but Tigers invade WI beaten, will play at BaldwinWallace in a night game. Wittenberg , • Wooster and Heidelberg are all 1~ in !he All eyes will be on Pomeroy tonight. as the powerful, lUIdefeated Ironton Tigers take on the Meigs Marauders in a lk'ey SEOA.L battle. It's a "must" . game for the Mara uders if they expect to stay in the race [or the league ti tle. A loss would drop the Maroon and Gold to 2·2, 2 full games . behind the Tigers while a Vlttory would shoot them into a first place tie with Ironton , and possibly Logan . · The entire league will be COunting on the Marauders to · knock of[ the giantS, who are threatening the SEOAL alltime victory streak or 19 games set by Middleport [rom 19331936, and Ja~kson from 19531956. l The Tigers have now won 14 stra ight league battles. An Ir ont on win tonig ht coupled with a Ja ckson loss ai Athens and Waverly defea t of Gallipolis, would leave just the Logan Chieftains to challenge the cats for the top spot. ." A packed house is expected at Marauder Stadium tonight to see Bob ,Lutz's talented gang conference's Red Divi,sion. Mount Union is at Capital in the other Red Divison contest, white Muskingum hosts Otterbein and Denison is at Ma rietta in the Blue Division and Ohio Wesleyan plays at Wabash (Ind.). · Other games this weekend finds Youngstown State at Akron in a night affair, Ohio Northern at Ashland, Bluffton at Defiance, Case Western Reserve at Hiram, West Vir ginia State at Centra l State. . Brighte n the Day For Someone With A Lovely FOLIAGE GARDEN From ' •4.00 Dudley's AoriSt 59 N. Second St , Ca II: 992-5560 of piisk..in periormer$, who have been the talk of southern Ohio football all season. The Tiger most talked about is Rick Massey, 6-4, 225 lb., quarterback, who is the key to the lroniDn attack. Besides being an excellent runner, Massey doubles as linebacker on defense, having already retw'ned'one pass interception for a touchdown. He also does t~e placekicking for Ironton and is the lone SEOAL kicker to buot a field goal in conference play this season." Joining Massey in the backfie ld will be 180 lb. senior fullback Terry Mowery, 200 lb. Alfonso junior ha lfback Johnson and 170 lb. se ni or halfback Bruce Carter. Carter is probably the most da ngerous Ironton ru nner , having returned 3 1\ickof[s this season for 103 yards, a 34 yard average. The se nior speedster also has 367 rushing yards in 34 attempts [or a phenomenal 10.8 yard average. As i[ that isn't enough, he also leads the league in plUit on defense, having given up only 27 first downs in league games. The 11-man defensive squad weighs over a ,ton, with a 192 lb. per man average. One Tiger in the defensive secondary, 185 lb. se nior cornerback Ken Green, is tied for the league lead with 2 interceptions, returning for 67 yards and 1 to uchdown. Besides Green, the only other player to score on a n off-target aerial in league play is the Marauders' Tom Lowery, who scored the winning touchdown in th e 14-7 tr iumph ove r Gallipolis. If th e Ma rauders a re overwhelmed by the above credentials, they don 't show it as spirited practices have been in progress all week. The Marauders don 't exactly take a back seat to the Tigers in lea gue statistics. Meigs has given up just 6 more first Mets take series lead By VITO STELLINO UP! Sports Writer "NEW YORK (UPI ) - Using a formula as old as Connie Mack and as new as Tug McGraw , the " You gotta believe" New York Mets ·a re only one ga me away today from pulling of[ their " Miracle BUYS of '73." Cnsp. clean 1rnpact plasti C cab inet With Walnul gram frn1sh Instant P1 c1u re and Sound. Ou1ck-Se1 P1ctufe Control . Mode,! 8P5606~W DELUXE ROLL· ABOU T CART INCLU DEDI Slatt ol ()tuo. Dtl.\ll!~ l ct lq1u•~f1Ct . 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Mack, who ran th e Oakland A's when they were still in Plliladelphia, always preached that pitching is 80 per cent or the game. The Mets couldn't agree more. With J erry Koosman and McGraw combining on a threehit shutout, the Mets handcuffed the A's , ~ Thursday night to take a 3-2 lead in the series that now goes back to Dakland. . The Mets could wrap it up Saturday when Tom Seaver goes against Jim "Catfish" HW1ter of the A's. And should , they fail in that one, they've got .Jon Matlack ready for" the piCture' Handsome h1gh - IN WII N[SS WH!.RI.CH ., I llillf her!Un!c .a.lliW Mj fill m, ~eo~t ro.be •"• •e:llt Columbu:.. Olw~ HU M, I. 1'7/l ~~~ [ OtSne!teo. SvPI ro1 ~ •ro:l ...... ~ F' Cus tom- Mat1c Pre-Se l VH Tune r, Sal td Statq UHF Tunt=r , Pop· up carry ing handl e Two· ton e bro wn hrgh 1mpacl piastre cabmet. (Ia, , ~Pd (lo[t tm~~riiU d Oflo o. (SNI 3891 ~ St~tl of b~~o~ OM!•tmtnl of tn;u od!ICt Cl<t l<l11:o11e ol · " tr.n,p,""'-'.t ~ 1~ u rw:ten.~. 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Meanwhile, at Willow Wood, coach Bill Jewell's Tornadoes will be heavily favored to record their fifth win in 7 starts, going against the winless Vikings of coach John Patton. The defending SV AC champs, the Tornadoes will most likely be down mentally tonight, knowing that their league title hopes rest on the performance of tonight's op. ponents against league leadlng Kyger Creek next week • . However, Southern has bounced back from defeat before this season, having topped tough, underrated North Gallia, 2().14 following a 44-0 licking at the haAds of Wahama 3 weeks ago. Despite the loss or bulldozing Vivid or Natural Colors Dudley's Florist McGrawp 1000in Totals Oakland New York 31 2 .7 2 "What sold me?" asked "E · E- campaneris, Gar rett . DP reene. verything Coach - New vo,k 1. LOB~Oakland HubbardandCoachHayes told 9, New York 10 . 28 - Jones , Fosse . JB - Hahn . S-Grote. me a bout Oh"to State was true . ip h r er bb so "Then after the visW ·1 enBlueL ciQO ooo·ooo- o . me. I was little," he said. 010 001 oox - 2 5'2 -3 6 es 1-3 2 o 1 2 o 0 2 0 0 1 1 2 4 1. 1 6 1-3 3 0 0 4 4 G sophomore fullb ack Greg Dunning, the Tornado offense should remain almost as potent as it has been. all season. Junior halfback Mitch Nease · will a gain . be leadin g the Tornado attack, and he is a sure bet to top lhe 1,000 yard mark tonight. Besides rushing [or 983 yards in just 6 games, Nease has scored 13 touchdowns and 80 points. Note - The Eastern football ·game against Alexander at home, originally scheduled for Friday, Oct. 28, has been moved up to next Thursday, Oct. 25, starting at s p.m. I I I I Our Interest Is · 'Greater For You 6% ~ 1 1 1 Year Certl"ficates 1 I Of De.-it · ,..._ 1_6 percent per year on N. W. COMPTON, 0. "D. MENS ...OPTOMETRIST FACTS AND FIGURES NEW YORK (UP!) 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To make room for Taylor on !he roster, the club placed center-guard Warren Koegel Our&st ',~9yal LB juries. Selection! NEW YORK ( UP!) . Outfielder Reggie Smilh . and pitcher Riok Wise are !he. key figures in a four-player swap between the Boston Red So~ and St. LoUts Cardlnals, UPI has learned. The deal sending the · tern· peatuous Smith and pitcber Ken T~tum to St. Louis in exchange for Wise and outfielder Bernie Carbo will be ' announced next month to coincide with the Nov. 15 start of the inter-league trading . period. ' MG reacquired tackle Mike Taylor to bolster an offensive line which has been struck by in- . ... Great Selection DRIED FLOWERS T LB . TAVWRBACK ST. LOUIS (UPI) - The St. Louis Cardlnats of the National Footba ll League Thursday Eagles meet Tomcats, . Tornadoes face SVHS The E a stern Eagles, fresh orr a resoimdlng; 19-8 triumph over SouthweS'tiirn, travel to . Glouster tonight" to do battle with the Trimble Bobcats. At the same time, the Southern Tornadoes, with a flickering l).ope [or a league title tie with Kyger Creek, meet Symmes Valley at Willow Wood. The Tornadoes' hopes for a share o[ the SV AC crown rest · on the possibility that their opponents tonight, the Vikings, can _upset Kyger next week . Me"anwhile, the Tornadoes have to get by ~ymmes tonight and Southwe tern on Nov . 2. Post E ------------------------- O' 1 1 LADIES H&R FIRESTONE •• I lADIES &· MENS 27" 10 Speed FB TB 2 o o o lxidybutblackscboolsandreal 3 0 0 0 small schools were interested Red Sox, Cards swap players THE I 4 Ha"elson ss ~ -.54 ,811 . .· REGULAR PRICE 16,400.00 . QB .4120 ..t 0 2 1 • "Really, until Coach (Rudy) 3 1 1 o Hubbard came to see me, n<>- 0 0 0 3 3 ve - McGraw. WP- Blue. T . 1 T E ggg ALL COMPLETE WITH VALVES, THERMOSTATS AND BLOWERS . C G THE MATCH-UPS Iron lot~ Detenst M~igs. OUen:;e Wt . WI . Name Name 161 180 Mt:Jwery Wolfe 208 190 Fritz Easton "185 185 Ake-r s English 178 105 Parker Pickens 190 125 Massey Lehew . 224 260 Whitehead McDanie l 165 170 Trtp lett Cremeans u s 181 Green Warner 155 185 McCrery Ash 146 170 Carter Whitlatch 125 155 Thomas Magnotta Meigs Defense Ironton Offen~e 16() 185 Green OJall s 185 760 W hi t ehea d Slack 190 705 Parker Lehew 156 195 McCahan Mclaughlin 118 170 Triplett , Story 208 190 Frill Eason. 160 185 McCrery Lowery 115 225 Massey Ash 140 180 Mowery Couch 162 170 ·Ca rter Wolfe 165 200 Johnson Cremeans . . Koosm an p ., . Greene set to go against Hoosiers '2 2·3 I G- Defensively , the Marauders will have Lowery and senior Robert Qualls at the ends, Eason and senior Bill Slack at the tackles, senior AI McLaughlin at middle guard, I.e hew and senior J . D. Story at linebackers, Ash and senior Ron Couch at the corners and .Wolfe and Cremeans at the halfback spots. Eason~willdo the punting and junior Gary George will be the placekicker. Game time for the battle is 8 p.m . and the game will be carried live over WMPO-FM. Mike McDaniel at the tac kles, seniors John Lehew and Andy English at the guards, and senior Terry Pickens at t;enter. Jay Warner, one o[ the top passers in the league with 11 completions for 262 yards, will be the signal caHcr, with senior captain Mick. Ash at fullback Whitla tch at tailback and soph omore Mike Magnotta, seniors Mark Morris and Joe Rosenbaum alternating at g . Pos. E T win gback . at the ends, Eason and senior seventh and final game. hit a shot down the third base home on a triple by Don Hahn " It's got to be depressing for line wilh two out and two on but who isn't supposed to be ~ them to come out game after third baseman WRyne Garrett power hitter. · Dick Williams , the Oakland game and boom 1 run right into stabbed it. Koosman went 6 J-3 innings manager, didn 't need many such good pitching," noted to get !he win but McGraw, words to sum up the Series [or Seaver . The Mets also are getting who's now pitched 12 2-3 in- the A's. •;we 're being dominated by timely suppoFt ·· fFom- the ir nings while appearing in. four or the five games, came in to their pitching," he said. hitters and fielders ; Last. week in their win over That's the story of !he '73 , " We didn 't underrate !he retire !he final eight batters the Highlanders, the Eagles pitchers. They've even Mets' pitching but we un- and gain the save. got !heir offense going for the managed to upstage Charlie McGraw Balled Out derrated their hitters/ ' noted first time this year, and coach McGraw was bailed out when Finley. Hunter . " They come out Spike Berkhimer wants to keep swinging and they 're better Garrett snared A!oti's liner in it that way. He'll be starting !han their batting averages !he eighth and when he slipped the same players that were in World Series Result the called third strike ·past would ind.icat~ ." .1 By United Press lnternalional the opening lineup last week in 000 000 000- 0 J 1 Comeback Attempt St)mled Campaneris to get out oi a Oak (A L) N .Y . ( N Ll 01 0 00 100)( - 2 7 1 the. hope that the offense will The Mets Cl!t the heart put of bases-loaded situation in the Blue, Know les (6), Fi ng ers (7) continue to rolL and Fosse. Koos man . M cg r aw !he A's' comeback _a ttempt seventh . Agains t the Highlanders , and Grote, WP - Ko os m an . campy was annoyed by !he . UL Thursday with fine fielding. "I LP - . Bl ue. Eastern rolled up 141 ground saw their third .base coach call. " [[ it was anywhere near .I counting our players to make the plate," he said, " I would have swung at it." sure w.e only t)ad nine ,;' • McGr£w said, "it was a grinned Bud Harrelson. Re gg ie Jackson ;~ who 's pitcher ' s pitch. It was in stranded 17 runners 1in this there." McGraw, who popularized series, was especially frustrat~ ed by the Mets' infielders. He the ·Mets' slogan, "You gotta hit the ball hard twice only tO believe," admitted he wasn 't at end two innings- with. a double his best but said, "! didn't think COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Top joyed the players, the camI was going to mess it up. " play and a forceout. Cleon Jones, playing despite ranked and wtbeaten Ohio pus," he said. "They were so Jackson threw his arms up in a case of the flu, doubled ·and Slate University will be after honest. They told me to go frustration when he hit the ball up the middle in !he sixth in· scored !he only run the Mets its [i[th win Saturday when !he ahead ·and visit other schools Bucks meet Indiana - guided like Michigan State which I did ning with two out and two on needed off loser Vida Blue. John Milner, who had two by . a quarterback many and Illinois which I didn't." and Harrelson ranged behind "When I first got here I the bag to tilrn it into a force hits, singled in Jones' for the 1~ thought to small to play in the dldn't think I could make it lead. That was the only run Big Ten. play . C<lrnelil;JS Greene, at 168 not.that offeO~," he sald. "The " When we had a chance to until Jerry Grote singled with break it open, th~y made !he two out in the sixth and rode pounds, has been one of the options turned me off real standouts on an outstanding quick because I had so much to good defen sive plays, " Ohio State football team this think about - options, footJackson said, "except when fall : work, pass, plays . Too (Bert ) Campaneris looked at a Oakland ab r h bi The Washington, D.C. prod· much." .third strike to end our seventh 3 o 1 o uCt has gained 366 yards in 52 , However, Greene received a we hit the"ball hard .wilh men Campan er i s ss ~~~~~~ Jb ~ g ~ g carries, seeond only to Archie lot o[ assistance from quarteron." J o o o Griffin. . back Coach George Chaump. Jackson was on second base Ja ckson ct Ten ace lb 1 0 0 0 Greene is also Oh1"o State's o 0 0 0 •'! owe h"una lot ; he worked in the eighth when Jesus A!ou Odom pr Boo,que lb o o o o first black quarterback. wilhme this spring, told me I'd ~~sus;tc ~ ·~ ~ ~ ''I just want to tie me, not have to do a lot ·of extra work G'een 2b 2 o 0 0 thought o[ as the first black on my own and I dld," he said. ~~':.~~o;,o" g g g quarterback to do this or that, " In high school, I was in other Kub iak 2b 1 0 0 0 just to be me and do good for sportsandneverhadtimebutl Bluep 2 o o o my .teamandmyself ~"hesaid. did here.'' Know les p o o o o Gr"!'ne threw 28 touchdown Mangual ph 1 0 0 0 F!ngecs p o o o o passes and gained 1,460 yards ~~~~f~ iaro Ph fllrough the air in his senior 1~ New Yo'" •b ' h bi year at Dunbar High school in Garrett Jb 3 0 0 0 · ,. Millan 2b . , 0 0 0 Washington but still didn't atStaub rf J o 1 o tract much interest . •155°0 . TO ' SAVE $ •2,000.00 NOW I . that worked so effectively las t week in a 20..0 win over up and coming Wellston. , Offensively, Chancey will be sending Wolfe and Cremeans Gas.Circulating Heaters • miD ,________ ....____ · downs thah Ironton, white the Marauders have passed for 2li2 yards compared to the Tigers" 87 aerial yards. Junior tailback Terry Whitlatch s tands fifth in rushing , with 23.'1 yards in S7 carries for a 6.4 average, while senior tackle Robbie Eason is the t hird best pWiter in the league, booting 13 kicks for a 36.o yard average. The Marauders also have 2 of the 5 top receivers in the league, with senior Dave Wolfe grabbing:; J"'SSes for 129 yards and 1 touchdown, and senior Melvin Cremeans hauling in 5 for 118 yards and a TO. Junior Lonnie Coats , has returned 3 plUI !s for 15 yards for fifth place, while Coats and Cremeans are fo urth and firth respec tiv ely in interception returns. They have both picked o[[ 1 errant aerial, Coats returning for 33 yards ar\d Cremeans [or 24. Meigs me ntor Char ley Chancey, with the winningest . league record of all active coaches at 27-12-2, will.be going with the sa me starting lineup sophomore Randy Walker turned in a Hitchen:Hype performance, picking up 160 yards in 39 carries against the Bobcats . Hitchens' absence from the lineup and the super running of the . Falcons' own tailback, Paul Miles, has shot the BG star into the career MAC rushing lead over Hitchens. Miles, like Hitchens, a threeyear regular, will go into the game with 2,809 career yards, while Hitchens, who had lead going lnto this season, now has 2,762. In their two previous head· tc>-head battles, Miles won the sophomore meeting 102 yards to 63, while Hitchens accolUited for 84 yards last season to 55 for Miles. While Miami tries to remain unbeaten in the conference and BG to remai" alive, Kent Stat e~ 4-l overall and 3-0 in the MAC, takes on Eastern Michigan, one of the ·con· terence's ~xpansion teams but not yet competing in football . The .Hurons wili take a 4-1 re cord ·against the Gold en fla shes .. including a 21-19 win over college division power ' Louisiana Tech. It will be the first rn~eting ever between the two schools: Meanwhile, Ohio University will be trying to continue the MAC's surprising showing in In the expressio n · ' 'Holy Toledo," Toledo refers . to Toledo. Spain , one of the great ce nters of Christian culture after its liberation from t he Moors in 1085. Its Go th ic ca thedral is t he sea t of the Cardinal Arc hbishop of Spain. · ~ I eigs tonight returns, running 5 kicks for 29 yards . Tea mmate ~obert Mabry, 14o lb. senior, has returned I punt this season. that on"e going for 27 yards. The Tigers are also powerful . BU NT TYPE AUTOMATIC WATERER. List PlJSH ' N WATE R ----~~~-~-- $ 12 . 95 HOOK-UP KIT No.1 " 1•39 fCJ18e. ·~' Toledo , which was all but eliminated from any title hopes with a 24-22 loss to Western Michigan last weekend, will try to bounce back this w""k against Dayton. Toledo Coach Jack Murphy has been working hard to sl1ore up the Rocket rwming attack which has netted only 626 yards in five games in a 2-3 season. So far, the entire Toledo offense has centered around the passing of sophomore quarterback Gene Swick, who leads the nation in total -offense with an average of 277.8 yard:; per game. Dayton will be looking for its third straight victo•·y after evening its season mark at 3-3 last week with a 13-12 victory over Ball State in the closing secorids. Wichita State will be at Cincinnati as the Bearcats try to even their record at 3·3, while xavier , which lost 73-7 last week to Southern Illinois, is at Arkansas State. In the Ohio Conference, unbea te n Witt enberg is at Wooster and Heidelberg, also .HHolv Toledo !"·. PUSH 'N WATER World '5 first low-cost, easy-to-install bunt-type waterer lor horses and other livestock . The resul t of four yea.rs 1esfing and improvement. You r ho rse jus.t pu shes his nose against the alumin um ..~dal and. he g.ets a !I the wa ter he needs. . The core Is made of su per:strong Cy~olac ~ the same material used In making football hel mets. Valve is mo lded nylon w;t~ sta in less steel spr ing and built-in fi lter. D~sig ned to handle '?'a fe r pressures up to 500 J bs . PSI. 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"Besides having that great defense (third in the nation ), they have a well-balanced of· •• Seed and Milling HEADQUARTERS issues concerning the issuance • to for treatment of minor injuries COLUMBUS (UPI ) - Gov. John J . Gilligan .said Thursday the Ohio Power Siting CommissiQn (OPSC) has asked to · take par t in the Atomic Energy • • taken Veterans Memorial Hospital OPSC wants in .• was and house owned by Robert M. Russell, Rt. 1, Middleport. There was heavy damage to her car and moderate damage to the house. At II, 10 a.m. Thursday on Rt. 7, two and five tenths miles south or Cheshire cars driven by June L. Cozad, 41, HWI· tington, and Opel L. Mulford, 50, Letart, w. va., sideswiped . Gerald H. Smith, 38, Rt. 2, Bidwell, was charged with improper backing following an accident "on Rt. 588 . . O[[icers said Smith's truck backed into a car owned by Naomi L. Parons, 41, o[ -Rodney. A final accident occurred on Rt. 5811, four and five tenths miles west o[ Gallipolis where Beverly J . Louden, 31, Rio Grande, lost control of her car which struck a mailbox . . BG ·h osts 'Skins 3 - The ))ally Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., Oct. t9,J973 Crow's Steak House Pomeroy, Ohio �·' • 4- The Daily Sentinel, MiddleiJlOrl~!!!"'~· 0., ::~ . . .- • Soc1al · \I Calendar I t~:::: RACINE - A ,large crowd enjoyed the Family Night dinner Saturday evening preceding the quarterly business meeting at the First Baptist Church. Rev. Walter Bikacsan and Frank Cleland presented gifts frOm the church to Ro~rt Beegle, Martin Wilcoxen, Gerald Hendricks and Buddy Hendricks. These gifts . were in appreciation of the work they have done in building a new garage at Baptist parsonage. FRIDAY .. REVIVAL AT Dexter Church of Christ, 7:31) p .m ., Friday, Saturday, Sunday . Public invited. · SATIJRDAY "REACH OUT for Life" evangelistic service with topic, ''Planet in Rebellion " 7:30 p.m . at Seventh Day Adventist Chur ch , Mulberry Heig hts , Pomeroy . Special Business meeting opened music, spea ker Philip Follett. Public invited. HARRISONVILLE Lodge 411, F&AM, will meet in special session at 2 p.m. to confer third degree · on three ca ndidates. Refreshments following. SUNDAY ''ONE GIANT Step" the topic of a " Reach Out for Life" service, 7:30p.m. at Pomeroy · Adventist Chllrc~ with Philip . Follett sped!ilg . Special music , public invited. HYMN SING , 2 p .m ., Mt. Hennon U.B. Church, Chester, with male quartet, ladies trio and Tiny Trio with .1.. B. !rpm Biscoe Rur Baptist . Church, Vienna, W. Va.; to be featured . COUNTY WIDE prayer meeting at Pomeroy Nazarene, Church Sur day , 2 p .m . Class leader Glen Bissell. SEVEN NIGHTS for Christ now through Sunday , 7: 30 nightly at Southern High School in Racine. Rev. William DeMoss guest speaker; public invited. COUNTY -WIDE prayer meeting, Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene, corner of Union and Mulberry, 2 p.m. with Glen Bissell as leader. MONDAY REVIVAL each evening, through Oct. 28 at Danville Wesleyan Church with the Rev. E . E . Leadingham speaking at 7:30 each evening. Special singing ; public invited. ' 5- The Dailylientinel; Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Oct. 19. 1973 Cleland was eleele<! as the new · president. Plans were made to form ·a fellowship of men Rac_ine. First meeting will be . with prayer. John !hie, Nov . 20. moderator . appointed a A social hour was enjoyed nominating committee : Mrs. .and refreshments were serv~ Ralph Badgley, Frank Cleland, to the 43 men present. Mrs. Robert Beegle, Buddy Hendricks, Mrs. Rod Grimm. A visitation program was planne!) beginning Oct. 15. The art of w.a(:1ous Evangelistic services will be giving, .. hy held Nov . II to Nov. !8. Rev. Walter Bikacsan and men of First Baptist Church, Racine, were hosts to Men's Fellows hip o£ Rio Grande Association . Rev. Lou Echols, Marietta, was a guest. Frank Enjoy family nfgbt ·::::x=:~::::::l··~ !n Missionary ladies meet LOVE COMES IN Two~s now! F4 111:U4V £ N W CD R I N G Coin -club will meet who s ings lead, St. Albans, W. Va .; George Draper, Fairrield, Ill. , bass singe•· for the Watchmen and a senior at KCC; Bruce Templeton , baritone and sometimes lead singer from Tornado, W. Va., and a freshman at KCC ; Rick Ranson, tenor, who is from St. Albans and is a graduate of KCC. On the front row left to right are Fred Klatka , David Lucas and Steve Clark. Lucas is the evangelist for the team a nd is from l>' reetown, lnd . He is a graduate of KCC and has been 1 preac hing sinc.e he was 15. · AN' OPERATION Evangelize Team £rom Kentucky Christian College will be at the Zion Church or Christ Sunday . The group will be at the 9:30a .m . service _and will have the program during an afternoon youth rally. The traveling group which was organized in January, 1970, will be present also for the evening serv ice. The entire tea m travels each weekend and during college vacations to preach and witness for Christ. They use the theme Acts 14 ' 7. On the back row of the piciure, l tor, are Steve Ranson, a sophomore at KCC, . TI Te··J Jt"ng VOWS Burn mortgage Gerlach, Tom Kelly, Chester Erwin and Franklin Martin brok e ground fo r an taking part. Kelly was ma ste r of educa tional wing , the cost of ceremonies and there was which wa s almost $100,000. Sunday th e y burned the special music . by th e primary departmen t under the direction mortgage. A r esun1e or the history of the o£ Mrs . Dor othy Roa ch, building ·was given by Don superintendent. The children Erwin wjth Wilbur Theobald · sa ng " J esus Loves Me, " and telling about the financing. " For God So Loved the Worlct." Recognized were the memorial Congregati onal Songs were ''How Firm a Foundation~~ and gifts from Fred Shiflet, Homer Cook , Hen r y Swi£1, Bertie " Praise God fr om Wh om All Watts and Mrs. Helen Brad- Blessings Flow." David Cole ford , who was. .prim a r y had the benediction. Serving on the mortgage superintendent £or . over 40 years and who had worked burnin g se rvi ce co mmi t tee towards the construction· of a · were Mrs . Beulah Roush, Mrs, .new building tor the children. Rose Reynolds, M•·s. Alice Th e mortgage burning Robeson, Mrs. Mar\ ha Childs, cer emony was a Ca ndlelight Mrs. Clyda Allensworth and aU air with the c hurch trustees, Mrs. Ca thy Erwin. vv ~ by KAY carried a bouquet of white ·ro ses a nd blue ca rnation s accented with baby's breath uu~ t/ .. . . nJalch.ing t!ngnge1i1ent and wedding rings. Perfect d inmonds, oet in 14 karol gold, guaranteed and vroteclell against loss. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 99 Mill St. Middleport · ASK ABOUT OUR CHRISTMAS LAY AWAY PLAN! &~ ~:V:J~!-'~m colors and fabrics. SPRED HOUSE PAINT I The Time Is Now • • · - o'! THE BEST ' Easy Application - Quick Drying- Easy Clean Up BIBLE IN THE HAND CRUSADE ·. in prison . 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Master 520.00 Associate SlO.OO uP Pick in attractive gift package at your AAA office or we will mail for you . PRICES GOOD FRIOAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! REMINGTON _MODEL 870~~ PUMP SHOTGUN . REMINGTON'S MOST POPULAR MODEL ' 00 EACH . IS STUDENT Mike Sayre, Middleport, is among the new students · at Ohio Dominican College, Columbus. Sayre is a graduate of Meigs, Pomeroy; where he was active in- the Natipnal Honor Society, basketball, Varsity M Club and the French and Chess Clubs. Sayre is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Den Sayre, 632 Grant St., Middleport. • • • ••• • .... ' FlLM SHOWN A film tltled 10 Print Power," was shown•Surday evening at the Laurel Clif£ Free Methodist . Church. The program was sponsored by the Missionary Society. AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF SOUTHERN OHIO · Phone } Ponie:roy 992: 2590 )3 Court St. Gallipolis \ Phone: 446-0690 1 - - - - - - - -\.1 HOSTS GUESTS Mrs . Maxine Calbetzor · · Akron , and Bill Koesel ' Cleveland, were the 'weekend guests of Mrs. Welby Whaley Pomeroy. .. .• -- ' "' SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21st, 1973 AT Happy Hour From 1: 00 P.M. to ·3:00P.M. FREE DINNER SERVED JOHN'i.YNCH COMBO 4:00 P.M. to ·8:00 P.M • i POMEROY ADVENTIST CHURCH Mulberry Heights Road, Pomeroy -· A group of persons interested a Chapter in our local area, the in starting a Parents Without Mason-Gallia-Meigs County Partners Chapter in tile Tri- atea . Officers, pro-tem, have County area, met at the home been elected . Erewanna of Mrs. Doris Fitzsimmons . Plants, 2215 Je££erson Ave., Oc t. 12. There were visiting Point Pleasant, W. Va. 1 has members of the Hurtington been elected president. Fifteen Chapter who came to help in members are needed to the formation of the local charter a chapter. The dues to chapter. Mike Shaw, a prac- the International Organization ticing attorney ill Point for a year of $5.50, ·and any Pleasant, was guest speaker additional dues necessary to for the evening. carry the finances of local Parents Without Partners is chapter, are set by them. A an international qrganization, chartered chapter entitles its devoted to the welfare. and members to receive the interests of single parents and Parents Without Partners their children. The purposes of Magazine. Anyone who .the organi~tion are basically maintains a membership in a educational, and with local chapter may attend professional help, it conducts a functions in any part or the program or lectures, country where a Parents discussions, publications and . Without Partners Club e~ists . recreational activities to aid The next meeting is the individpal parent in coping _ scheduled for Oct. Z4, at the _ with the many probiems and home of Erewanna Plants, at dilemmas that must be raced in 2215 Jefferson Ave., Pt. . a single parent home . Pleasant, at 8 p.m. All inAny person who is a single terested· persons are urged to parent as the result or death , attend. Mrs . June Lee, diorce , separation or never Voca tiona! Guidance Counmarried, is eligible . The ·selor at the Mason County foundation is being laid to foi-m Vocational School, will be our guest speaker . EAGLES CLUB OF PO.MEROY eOLD BIBLE CONTEST el6 GREAT TOPICS \ ,' 4 Ol/ROPE CALK OR 17 JT. FELT WEATHERSTRIP POLOROID • COLOR _FILM TYPE 88 $~ 99 $3 • • ' • METAL • GAME TRAPS .' ALL POPULAR SIZES • _YOUR CHOICE! . EACH 99 EACH .Members; Famili~ and Guests Invited! · ! 3 PC. SET REMINGTON-MOHAWK ·PLASTIC SHOTGUN SHELLS ·DRAPES • FLORAL PRINTS ¢ This Item ~ ••• '. .•• ·-·, • • PC. '•• ~ET INSULATED MUGS el2 GAUGE eNO. _6 SHOT eREG. 11.00 2 ROXES FOR ¢ SET SET This Item Only ,. • ' •• • YOUR /HOME! Anniversary Celebration eGOOD GOSPEL MUSIC For All Occasions EACH SMARTY PANTS DOLL 39th BISSELL BROTHERS GOSPEL SINGERS 00 $ TOPPER'S REG. '15.99 TYPE 108 ' FLOWERS ' The Rev. E. E. Leadingham, Troy, will be evangelist for revival services Oct. 21-28 at the Danville Wesleyan Church at 7:30 nightly. There will be special vocal music. The public Is invited. SPECIAL FEATURE TillS SUNDAY 7:15p.m. eFREE NURSERY \..__· VALUES TO '100.00 • 99Z.37C8 DIAMOND RINGS 700 W_ MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO PWP start chapter 'White and Other Colors" . SA_TURDAY, SUNDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS SIMULATED ' f9 nReach Out For Life" FOUND GUILTY CIN CINNATI (UPl) - A jury in .Hamilto n County Common Pleas Court round Wilborn D. Harrell, 19, Cincinnati, guilty Thu<Sday o£ .second-degree murder in the May 3 shooting death of his wife Patricia 17. Hanell was sentenc.ed to li£e was the ~uesL speaker. Members were reminded to bring 'birthday gifts for a patient in Lakin State Hospital to their November meeting, and also to bring their " Blessing CUps". Bonnie Fields and Sue Erwin will serve as hostesses for the November meeting. The program was presented by Orpha Fields and Delores Taylor. Program II was given on the American Indian in a " Whi te Man 's WOrld'', The objectives are to r eview the history of the American Indian .for a better understanding of his predicament in the white man 's world ; to review the social heritage of the Indian and realize that both sides must make many adjustments if a satisfactory or successful working together is achieved i to learn what the Church of God is doing and can do for the Indian. In closing, ~lores Taylor read scripture taken from Romans and Galatians. She also read " An Indian's Prayer " 1 and the · Indian 's version o£ Psalm 23. Circle prayer was led by Sarah Gibbs. Re£reshmenls were served Birthdays Weddings Anniversaries IT COSTS LESS TO BUY 9 TO 9 DAILY •12 TO 8 SUNDAY '" . "' A Gift For All Seasons ·aAHR -CLOTHIERS SPECIAL ' NEW HAVE N The Woman's Missionary Society of the New Haven First Church of God held \Is Octoljer meeting in the Missipnary Building with Eleanor Davis and Viola Roush serving as hostesses. The room was decorated using the Halloween theme. Fall flower arrangements were used throughout the room . Tbe meeting was called to order by the president, Orpha Fields. The members sang '~ ReScue the" Perishing ". Delores Taylor led . in prayer . The secretary's report was given by E leanor Davis. Faye Ca rpenter gave the treasurer's report. Stewardship Director, Becky Reed , received Penny-aDay calendars. Publications Director, Rena Johnson, distributed the " Missions" magazine. Delores Taylor, spiritual life director, reported that tbe six weeks Group Bible Study on the Lire and,, 'l'eacliings had been completea, The members will begin again arter the £irs! or the year . Finance Director, Anna Johnson, took orders £or items to be sold as a money-making project. It was also reported that handcream was still for sale . Pansy Fry reported on the silverware that had been lost in shipment. ll was announced~ that an executive committee meeting would be held Monday beginning at 7 p.m. The president gave a report on the State. WMS Board Meeting and the State Prayer Retreat that she attended at Cedar Lakes near Ripley on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 5 · and 6. The Rev. Mrs . j.,illie McC utcheon, Newton Falls, GLIDDEN nounce d for Nov. 2 at the ord ~r commi ttee . RefreshBelpre Lions Club with .a ments of sand)"iches and pie potluc_k dinner a t 6:15 p .m . and were served by the hostess the meeting ~t 7.:.10 p.m. committee. Gills were presented to M~·s. Attendin g bes ides those Hos·clton and Mrs. Erma named wete Mrs. Goldie Clelond, retiring deP,uty Wolfe , Mrs . Mae Spencer, Mrs . _. Chester Counc il . A girt was Qpal Hollon, Mrs. Mary also presented to Mrs. Dor othv Sh owalter , Mrs . Charlotte Ritchie , the new deputy , by Grant, Mrs. Doris Gruese r, Mrs. Marcia Karr. Mrs. Mable .Van Meter, Mrs. 11 Members sa ri g Happ y Zona Biggs, Mr s. Erma Birthday" to Mrs. Ada Morris Cleland, Mrs. Dcris Koenig, and a gift was presented to her Mrs . Elizabeth Wi.c kham, Mrs. after all of those honored had Dor othy Myers, Mrs. Leona been escorted to the altar by H ens ley, Mrs. Elizabeth the fla gbearers. Hayes, Mrs . Ada Van Meter, One candidate, Mrs. Sha ron Mrs . Zelda Weber, Mrs. Mary -· Heine, was initiated into the . Jo Pooler ; Mrs . . Esther KSU SPEAKER coun cil . Mrs. Ada Bissell wa; Rid enour , . Mrs. Margaret KENT, Ohi o ( UPl 1 _ For- recognized £or being an eight Tuttle, Mrs . Hattie Frederic k, mer Alaskan Democratic Sen . gall ondonoratthebloodmobile Mrs . Ada Neutzling, Mrs . Ernest Gruenin g s aid the last Mon day . A silent auction Helen Wolfe, Mrs. Letha Wood, Senate could be expected to was held by the good-<Jf·tlle· Mrs. Thelma White, Mrs. Sadie. mpke a serious inyest_igation. -. ~. Trussell,· Mrs. Go1die Frederick, Mrs. Betty Roush, . into Vice Preside'n tiafn.ominee Gerald Ford "after for mer Mrs . Dorothy Laws on and guests, Mrs. Margaret Stacey, Vice President Spiro Agnew DAUGHTER BORN deputy of the Golden Gleem . MIDDLEPORT, 0. Was found out to be a common Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. - Council, Marietta . crook .' ' Batey, Rt. I, Long-Bottom, a re . 1 • _ •...,. ...............~..................._.1-4_ _ _ _.._........_ ........_ .....~..._ Gruenin g said ThursdeY announcing the bir th of their . , ................................ night at Kent State University daughter, Billie Lov e, Oct. 6 at he belived Ford to bQ nothi11 g Pleasant Valley Hospital. The · more than a rubber sta mp new arrival , weighing 6lbs., !3 replica fm· Nixon. ozs. ha s two brothers and three 1 'There was such a festive air sis~ers , Tom , Katrina , Kim, . during the nomination an- Randy and Andrea. G•·andnouncement that it looks as if it parents a re Mr. and Mrs . G. S. will be s mooth rolling, " McKinn ey, Middl e port and Gruening said, commenting on Mrs. Flora McKinney , Point OCTOBER 20 TQ NOVEMBER 24, 7:30 P.M. the Senate's consideration of Pleasant, is -th e greatFord. grandmother. CHESTER . Chester Co un cil 323, ·Daughte r s of America, re ceived a n excellent rating at the annua l inspection conduct.ed Tuesday night b¥ Mrs. Fae ·Hoselton, Distric-t 13 deputy . Mrs . Mary K. Holter , co un cil or , presided at the meeting attended by 34 members and two guests . It was reported that Mrs. Mary . Hayes is ill. Mrs. Nara Hartman 5;e nt thanks ·to Lhose who · se nt cards to her during her recent hospitali za tion . Frien dshi p night was an- -·. Keepsake In all the latest styles, McClure's Week End McCLURE'S · - On the up and up. The most ,~...._ hands11me, Cllmf11rtably w11rm outerwear f11r the c11ming c11ld. CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON - .FRENCH FRIES Before another gi f1 occasftJr'l comes up , s t op by our store! You've ~:~ever see n1 such an cOi t·e·c t ion of ·exc i ting beautifully handcrafted glassware : rad i ant white m"ilk 9 tas s. glor ious Co l ors ... fashioned by hand in exqu i.s ite patterns from the past. Fenton : what a beaut i fu l way to give ! Stop bysoonwhileour collec t ion is complete . SmiRT-LUUKIDG WRRm-UPS an~t~:~~~~~"ior. 1i'/)ad'· Chester D of A has inspection PLAN PARTY There will be a Halloween par\y in the basement of the Long Bottom United Methodist Church for children of the Long Bottom area Tuesday, Oct. 30, 6:30 to 7:30' p.m . Anyone• Marvin Kelly, Erwin .' Mich:1el wishing to donate wrapped candy or money £or the party is asked to contac t Phyllis Larkins at 985-3577 or Sue Hayman at 985-3509. CHESTER - J ohn Riebel, cernin g this from Dr. Roger M. s uperintenden t of the Eastern Gave, division commissi oner. ~ ".t' ;.,: Local School District, speaking As lor available anc vacant OMITTED ;'. at a mee ting of the Cheste r school bUildings in the county, ''(:'' Suzie Samuels, a freslunan, PTA Monda y night, noted that Mrs. Th omas said that none was unintentionally omitted three men ar e seeking the two are sui table or adequate to rill £rom the honor r oll o£ Meigs positions on 'the Eastern Board t h~ requirements of the High School, officials report. of Education. mentally retarded. Th e can didates are Or is The PTA we nt on record as Smith , in c umb ent - boa r d. endors\_ng the .. bond iss ue member: Dorsel Larkins and ' ;!oll bwing' Mrs . ThOilla~:,. t alk . Rufus Cline . Rie bel rep orted Mrs. · Ro bert 'Elberfeld that l. 0 . McCoy while JJOt a opened the meeting with the candidate £or re-election to the pledge to the £la g, · an d Eastern Board is a candidate Elberfeld read a poem titled , for the Meigs Courty Board of ''The Child's Appeal.' ' · Education . Plans .lor the Halloween Also speaking at the m eeting carnival Saturday, 'o ct. 27, was Mrs. Jeanette Thomas, were made. A jitney supper administrator . of the Meigs will be held £rom 5 to 7 p .m . Commun ity School. 'Mrs . followed by the ca rnival. Mrs. Th"omas spoke on the one-half · J ean Spencer is chairwoman of 4. mill bond issue to be voted on in the carnival. Remember When you ha d the November election . She The unit vo ted to increase the to slt all day under the old said that this bond issue, to run PTA dues to 75 cents a person. fashioned permanent w~ve 20 years, would provide the Playground equipment was machine. So hot and un· .comfortable it was rea lly a . countY's hal£ of the runds discussed and it was noted that ·chore to get ·your hair needed to construct a school students are enjoying the n,ew curled. And even when the building for the retard ed arm stretcher which the PTA hot wave machine became children and adults. recently purchased . popular, it was still an Matching funds, s he Room count was· cond ucted uncomfortable ordeal: But reported , have been' assured by and won by th e fir st gr ade with now that is aiJ '· cha.nged . the Department of Mental the combined third and fourth You can n-ow ·get a cold wave permanent, sit in an Health,and _Mental Retardation grade class coining to second. -air conditioned salon. and and she read a letter con• Open house will be observed ·ev.en have your hair _Qryed at the November meeting. ·by air condi t ioned dryer s. Refreshmen ts were served Ah! ... What luxury in th is by the second grade mothers. modern age. SEEK UNIFORMS For your ne)!:t permanent HUNTINGTON ..:. The Tri• call on us and enioy the comforts of modern State Area Boy Scout Colmcil is progress,, while havi!)g see kin g c ~ean , used sco.u i your hair made to look NEW PROJECT uniforms, complete or in parts, 'lovelier . · MlDQLETO\YN, Ohio (UP! ) to establis h a clothes closet for ___; Armco Steel Corp. anar ea scouts. Anyone having noun ced plans Thursnay for a such · un i£orms should · drop $95 million project to con- . them off at the seoul o££ice ' ' cent rat e co kemakin _g 1122 Third Ave., Huntington , or 21i E . SECOND ST. op~rations here and phase out POMEROY . OHIO call 523-3408 £or arrangement the . operations·. in HOuston , PH9N E 992-7606 ,,. or possible pickup . Tex ., and New Miami, Ohio. The ne w plant, expected to be in operation by the third quarter or 1976, was to have two batteries or 58 coke ovens each, supplemental handling systems and a new by-products plants. Hair Athens, will be · the guest speak~r ,i and will presen t color lilm on the U. S. Philadelphia Mint, and and the recent collector's nati"onal convention at Boston, Mass. A coin auction · w11l follow the~1ee tmg, and rerreshmenls w1ll be served. _ . A:ll mterested citizens are mvated to attend, as new memberships are being so li cited, to obtam 100 members. At prese nt club members total 61, -w1lh many area colle c tor s unawar e of the ·organization 's prese nt active operation in Meigs Co unty. the couple were MI SS SUSie Jeffers, ' '-. · P9meroy, Mi cha el Gress, Miss Brenda Sue Van Meter , Pomeroy , in the _prese nce of Colu mbus, ~ broth er of :the groom. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the immediate fam ilies. Leonard E. Van Meter; The Rev. F'r . Bernard The bride is a student at Pomeroy, and Mark Patrick Kra jcovic officiated at the Meigs High School. Gress Gress, son of Mr . and Mrs . ceremony which took place at graduated £rom Meigs High Schoo l in 1971 and is a student Richard Gress, Middlep ort, u'35 p.m ., Sept. 29. exchanged wedding vows in a · The bride wore a gown at Ohio University where he is double rin g_ceremony at the fashioned wilh an empire waist majorin g . in business Sal'fed Hearl Churc h . and a square lace neckline. She - m~nage ment. Less than fi ve years ago, the Middleport Church of Christ Superintendent speaks The Qh-Kan Coin Club will conduct a regular business · meetin g Monday evening in the meeting rooms of the Columbus and Southern Ohio Elec tric Company, Mill St., Middleport. A social hour and . trading session starting at 7 . p.m . precedes the meeting, and out-of-town coin dealers will be present to buy , sell, and trade collecting material. . Je££rey Whi te, president of th e Hocking Valley Coin Club ' • I �·' • 4- The Daily Sentinel, MiddleiJlOrl~!!!"'~· 0., ::~ . . .- • Soc1al · \I Calendar I t~:::: RACINE - A ,large crowd enjoyed the Family Night dinner Saturday evening preceding the quarterly business meeting at the First Baptist Church. Rev. Walter Bikacsan and Frank Cleland presented gifts frOm the church to Ro~rt Beegle, Martin Wilcoxen, Gerald Hendricks and Buddy Hendricks. These gifts . were in appreciation of the work they have done in building a new garage at Baptist parsonage. FRIDAY .. REVIVAL AT Dexter Church of Christ, 7:31) p .m ., Friday, Saturday, Sunday . Public invited. · SATIJRDAY "REACH OUT for Life" evangelistic service with topic, ''Planet in Rebellion " 7:30 p.m . at Seventh Day Adventist Chur ch , Mulberry Heig hts , Pomeroy . Special Business meeting opened music, spea ker Philip Follett. Public invited. HARRISONVILLE Lodge 411, F&AM, will meet in special session at 2 p.m. to confer third degree · on three ca ndidates. Refreshments following. SUNDAY ''ONE GIANT Step" the topic of a " Reach Out for Life" service, 7:30p.m. at Pomeroy · Adventist Chllrc~ with Philip . Follett sped!ilg . Special music , public invited. HYMN SING , 2 p .m ., Mt. Hennon U.B. Church, Chester, with male quartet, ladies trio and Tiny Trio with .1.. B. !rpm Biscoe Rur Baptist . Church, Vienna, W. Va.; to be featured . COUNTY WIDE prayer meeting at Pomeroy Nazarene, Church Sur day , 2 p .m . Class leader Glen Bissell. SEVEN NIGHTS for Christ now through Sunday , 7: 30 nightly at Southern High School in Racine. Rev. William DeMoss guest speaker; public invited. COUNTY -WIDE prayer meeting, Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene, corner of Union and Mulberry, 2 p.m. with Glen Bissell as leader. MONDAY REVIVAL each evening, through Oct. 28 at Danville Wesleyan Church with the Rev. E . E . Leadingham speaking at 7:30 each evening. Special singing ; public invited. ' 5- The Dailylientinel; Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Oct. 19. 1973 Cleland was eleele<! as the new · president. Plans were made to form ·a fellowship of men Rac_ine. First meeting will be . with prayer. John !hie, Nov . 20. moderator . appointed a A social hour was enjoyed nominating committee : Mrs. .and refreshments were serv~ Ralph Badgley, Frank Cleland, to the 43 men present. Mrs. Robert Beegle, Buddy Hendricks, Mrs. Rod Grimm. A visitation program was planne!) beginning Oct. 15. The art of w.a(:1ous Evangelistic services will be giving, .. hy held Nov . II to Nov. !8. Rev. Walter Bikacsan and men of First Baptist Church, Racine, were hosts to Men's Fellows hip o£ Rio Grande Association . Rev. Lou Echols, Marietta, was a guest. Frank Enjoy family nfgbt ·::::x=:~::::::l··~ !n Missionary ladies meet LOVE COMES IN Two~s now! F4 111:U4V £ N W CD R I N G Coin -club will meet who s ings lead, St. Albans, W. Va .; George Draper, Fairrield, Ill. , bass singe•· for the Watchmen and a senior at KCC; Bruce Templeton , baritone and sometimes lead singer from Tornado, W. Va., and a freshman at KCC ; Rick Ranson, tenor, who is from St. Albans and is a graduate of KCC. On the front row left to right are Fred Klatka , David Lucas and Steve Clark. Lucas is the evangelist for the team a nd is from l>' reetown, lnd . He is a graduate of KCC and has been 1 preac hing sinc.e he was 15. · AN' OPERATION Evangelize Team £rom Kentucky Christian College will be at the Zion Church or Christ Sunday . The group will be at the 9:30a .m . service _and will have the program during an afternoon youth rally. The traveling group which was organized in January, 1970, will be present also for the evening serv ice. The entire tea m travels each weekend and during college vacations to preach and witness for Christ. They use the theme Acts 14 ' 7. On the back row of the piciure, l tor, are Steve Ranson, a sophomore at KCC, . TI Te··J Jt"ng VOWS Burn mortgage Gerlach, Tom Kelly, Chester Erwin and Franklin Martin brok e ground fo r an taking part. Kelly was ma ste r of educa tional wing , the cost of ceremonies and there was which wa s almost $100,000. Sunday th e y burned the special music . by th e primary departmen t under the direction mortgage. A r esun1e or the history of the o£ Mrs . Dor othy Roa ch, building ·was given by Don superintendent. The children Erwin wjth Wilbur Theobald · sa ng " J esus Loves Me, " and telling about the financing. " For God So Loved the Worlct." Recognized were the memorial Congregati onal Songs were ''How Firm a Foundation~~ and gifts from Fred Shiflet, Homer Cook , Hen r y Swi£1, Bertie " Praise God fr om Wh om All Watts and Mrs. Helen Brad- Blessings Flow." David Cole ford , who was. .prim a r y had the benediction. Serving on the mortgage superintendent £or . over 40 years and who had worked burnin g se rvi ce co mmi t tee towards the construction· of a · were Mrs . Beulah Roush, Mrs, .new building tor the children. Rose Reynolds, M•·s. Alice Th e mortgage burning Robeson, Mrs. Mar\ ha Childs, cer emony was a Ca ndlelight Mrs. Clyda Allensworth and aU air with the c hurch trustees, Mrs. Ca thy Erwin. vv ~ by KAY carried a bouquet of white ·ro ses a nd blue ca rnation s accented with baby's breath uu~ t/ .. . . nJalch.ing t!ngnge1i1ent and wedding rings. Perfect d inmonds, oet in 14 karol gold, guaranteed and vroteclell against loss. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 99 Mill St. Middleport · ASK ABOUT OUR CHRISTMAS LAY AWAY PLAN! &~ ~:V:J~!-'~m colors and fabrics. SPRED HOUSE PAINT I The Time Is Now • • · - o'! THE BEST ' Easy Application - Quick Drying- Easy Clean Up BIBLE IN THE HAND CRUSADE ·. in prison . The woman ha d been shot six times with a .32 caliber ·pistol. 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PRICES GOOD FRIOAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! REMINGTON _MODEL 870~~ PUMP SHOTGUN . REMINGTON'S MOST POPULAR MODEL ' 00 EACH . IS STUDENT Mike Sayre, Middleport, is among the new students · at Ohio Dominican College, Columbus. Sayre is a graduate of Meigs, Pomeroy; where he was active in- the Natipnal Honor Society, basketball, Varsity M Club and the French and Chess Clubs. Sayre is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Den Sayre, 632 Grant St., Middleport. • • • ••• • .... ' FlLM SHOWN A film tltled 10 Print Power," was shown•Surday evening at the Laurel Clif£ Free Methodist . Church. The program was sponsored by the Missionary Society. AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF SOUTHERN OHIO · Phone } Ponie:roy 992: 2590 )3 Court St. Gallipolis \ Phone: 446-0690 1 - - - - - - - -\.1 HOSTS GUESTS Mrs . Maxine Calbetzor · · Akron , and Bill Koesel ' Cleveland, were the 'weekend guests of Mrs. Welby Whaley Pomeroy. .. .• -- ' "' SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21st, 1973 AT Happy Hour From 1: 00 P.M. to ·3:00P.M. FREE DINNER SERVED JOHN'i.YNCH COMBO 4:00 P.M. to ·8:00 P.M • i POMEROY ADVENTIST CHURCH Mulberry Heights Road, Pomeroy -· A group of persons interested a Chapter in our local area, the in starting a Parents Without Mason-Gallia-Meigs County Partners Chapter in tile Tri- atea . Officers, pro-tem, have County area, met at the home been elected . Erewanna of Mrs. Doris Fitzsimmons . Plants, 2215 Je££erson Ave., Oc t. 12. There were visiting Point Pleasant, W. Va. 1 has members of the Hurtington been elected president. Fifteen Chapter who came to help in members are needed to the formation of the local charter a chapter. The dues to chapter. Mike Shaw, a prac- the International Organization ticing attorney ill Point for a year of $5.50, ·and any Pleasant, was guest speaker additional dues necessary to for the evening. carry the finances of local Parents Without Partners is chapter, are set by them. A an international qrganization, chartered chapter entitles its devoted to the welfare. and members to receive the interests of single parents and Parents Without Partners their children. The purposes of Magazine. Anyone who .the organi~tion are basically maintains a membership in a educational, and with local chapter may attend professional help, it conducts a functions in any part or the program or lectures, country where a Parents discussions, publications and . Without Partners Club e~ists . recreational activities to aid The next meeting is the individpal parent in coping _ scheduled for Oct. Z4, at the _ with the many probiems and home of Erewanna Plants, at dilemmas that must be raced in 2215 Jefferson Ave., Pt. . a single parent home . Pleasant, at 8 p.m. All inAny person who is a single terested· persons are urged to parent as the result or death , attend. Mrs . June Lee, diorce , separation or never Voca tiona! Guidance Counmarried, is eligible . The ·selor at the Mason County foundation is being laid to foi-m Vocational School, will be our guest speaker . EAGLES CLUB OF PO.MEROY eOLD BIBLE CONTEST el6 GREAT TOPICS \ ,' 4 Ol/ROPE CALK OR 17 JT. FELT WEATHERSTRIP POLOROID • COLOR _FILM TYPE 88 $~ 99 $3 • • ' • METAL • GAME TRAPS .' ALL POPULAR SIZES • _YOUR CHOICE! . EACH 99 EACH .Members; Famili~ and Guests Invited! · ! 3 PC. SET REMINGTON-MOHAWK ·PLASTIC SHOTGUN SHELLS ·DRAPES • FLORAL PRINTS ¢ This Item ~ ••• '. .•• ·-·, • • PC. '•• ~ET INSULATED MUGS el2 GAUGE eNO. _6 SHOT eREG. 11.00 2 ROXES FOR ¢ SET SET This Item Only ,. • ' •• • YOUR /HOME! Anniversary Celebration eGOOD GOSPEL MUSIC For All Occasions EACH SMARTY PANTS DOLL 39th BISSELL BROTHERS GOSPEL SINGERS 00 $ TOPPER'S REG. '15.99 TYPE 108 ' FLOWERS ' The Rev. E. E. Leadingham, Troy, will be evangelist for revival services Oct. 21-28 at the Danville Wesleyan Church at 7:30 nightly. There will be special vocal music. The public Is invited. SPECIAL FEATURE TillS SUNDAY 7:15p.m. eFREE NURSERY \..__· VALUES TO '100.00 • 99Z.37C8 DIAMOND RINGS 700 W_ MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO PWP start chapter 'White and Other Colors" . SA_TURDAY, SUNDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS SIMULATED ' f9 nReach Out For Life" FOUND GUILTY CIN CINNATI (UPl) - A jury in .Hamilto n County Common Pleas Court round Wilborn D. Harrell, 19, Cincinnati, guilty Thu<Sday o£ .second-degree murder in the May 3 shooting death of his wife Patricia 17. Hanell was sentenc.ed to li£e was the ~uesL speaker. Members were reminded to bring 'birthday gifts for a patient in Lakin State Hospital to their November meeting, and also to bring their " Blessing CUps". Bonnie Fields and Sue Erwin will serve as hostesses for the November meeting. The program was presented by Orpha Fields and Delores Taylor. Program II was given on the American Indian in a " Whi te Man 's WOrld'', The objectives are to r eview the history of the American Indian .for a better understanding of his predicament in the white man 's world ; to review the social heritage of the Indian and realize that both sides must make many adjustments if a satisfactory or successful working together is achieved i to learn what the Church of God is doing and can do for the Indian. In closing, ~lores Taylor read scripture taken from Romans and Galatians. She also read " An Indian's Prayer " 1 and the · Indian 's version o£ Psalm 23. Circle prayer was led by Sarah Gibbs. Re£reshmenls were served Birthdays Weddings Anniversaries IT COSTS LESS TO BUY 9 TO 9 DAILY •12 TO 8 SUNDAY '" . "' A Gift For All Seasons ·aAHR -CLOTHIERS SPECIAL ' NEW HAVE N The Woman's Missionary Society of the New Haven First Church of God held \Is Octoljer meeting in the Missipnary Building with Eleanor Davis and Viola Roush serving as hostesses. The room was decorated using the Halloween theme. Fall flower arrangements were used throughout the room . Tbe meeting was called to order by the president, Orpha Fields. The members sang '~ ReScue the" Perishing ". Delores Taylor led . in prayer . The secretary's report was given by E leanor Davis. Faye Ca rpenter gave the treasurer's report. Stewardship Director, Becky Reed , received Penny-aDay calendars. Publications Director, Rena Johnson, distributed the " Missions" magazine. Delores Taylor, spiritual life director, reported that tbe six weeks Group Bible Study on the Lire and,, 'l'eacliings had been completea, The members will begin again arter the £irs! or the year . Finance Director, Anna Johnson, took orders £or items to be sold as a money-making project. It was also reported that handcream was still for sale . Pansy Fry reported on the silverware that had been lost in shipment. ll was announced~ that an executive committee meeting would be held Monday beginning at 7 p.m. The president gave a report on the State. WMS Board Meeting and the State Prayer Retreat that she attended at Cedar Lakes near Ripley on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 5 · and 6. The Rev. Mrs . j.,illie McC utcheon, Newton Falls, GLIDDEN nounce d for Nov. 2 at the ord ~r commi ttee . RefreshBelpre Lions Club with .a ments of sand)"iches and pie potluc_k dinner a t 6:15 p .m . and were served by the hostess the meeting ~t 7.:.10 p.m. committee. Gills were presented to M~·s. Attendin g bes ides those Hos·clton and Mrs. Erma named wete Mrs. Goldie Clelond, retiring deP,uty Wolfe , Mrs . Mae Spencer, Mrs . _. Chester Counc il . A girt was Qpal Hollon, Mrs. Mary also presented to Mrs. Dor othv Sh owalter , Mrs . Charlotte Ritchie , the new deputy , by Grant, Mrs. Doris Gruese r, Mrs. Marcia Karr. Mrs. Mable .Van Meter, Mrs. 11 Members sa ri g Happ y Zona Biggs, Mr s. Erma Birthday" to Mrs. Ada Morris Cleland, Mrs. Dcris Koenig, and a gift was presented to her Mrs . Elizabeth Wi.c kham, Mrs. after all of those honored had Dor othy Myers, Mrs. Leona been escorted to the altar by H ens ley, Mrs. Elizabeth the fla gbearers. Hayes, Mrs . Ada Van Meter, One candidate, Mrs. Sha ron Mrs . Zelda Weber, Mrs. Mary -· Heine, was initiated into the . Jo Pooler ; Mrs . . Esther KSU SPEAKER coun cil . Mrs. Ada Bissell wa; Rid enour , . Mrs. Margaret KENT, Ohi o ( UPl 1 _ For- recognized £or being an eight Tuttle, Mrs . Hattie Frederic k, mer Alaskan Democratic Sen . gall ondonoratthebloodmobile Mrs . Ada Neutzling, Mrs . Ernest Gruenin g s aid the last Mon day . A silent auction Helen Wolfe, Mrs. Letha Wood, Senate could be expected to was held by the good-<Jf·tlle· Mrs. Thelma White, Mrs. Sadie. mpke a serious inyest_igation. -. ~. Trussell,· Mrs. Go1die Frederick, Mrs. Betty Roush, . into Vice Preside'n tiafn.ominee Gerald Ford "after for mer Mrs . Dorothy Laws on and guests, Mrs. Margaret Stacey, Vice President Spiro Agnew DAUGHTER BORN deputy of the Golden Gleem . MIDDLEPORT, 0. Was found out to be a common Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. - Council, Marietta . crook .' ' Batey, Rt. I, Long-Bottom, a re . 1 • _ •...,. ...............~..................._.1-4_ _ _ _.._........_ ........_ .....~..._ Gruenin g said ThursdeY announcing the bir th of their . , ................................ night at Kent State University daughter, Billie Lov e, Oct. 6 at he belived Ford to bQ nothi11 g Pleasant Valley Hospital. The · more than a rubber sta mp new arrival , weighing 6lbs., !3 replica fm· Nixon. ozs. ha s two brothers and three 1 'There was such a festive air sis~ers , Tom , Katrina , Kim, . during the nomination an- Randy and Andrea. G•·andnouncement that it looks as if it parents a re Mr. and Mrs . G. S. will be s mooth rolling, " McKinn ey, Middl e port and Gruening said, commenting on Mrs. Flora McKinney , Point OCTOBER 20 TQ NOVEMBER 24, 7:30 P.M. the Senate's consideration of Pleasant, is -th e greatFord. grandmother. CHESTER . Chester Co un cil 323, ·Daughte r s of America, re ceived a n excellent rating at the annua l inspection conduct.ed Tuesday night b¥ Mrs. Fae ·Hoselton, Distric-t 13 deputy . Mrs . Mary K. Holter , co un cil or , presided at the meeting attended by 34 members and two guests . It was reported that Mrs. Mary . Hayes is ill. Mrs. Nara Hartman 5;e nt thanks ·to Lhose who · se nt cards to her during her recent hospitali za tion . Frien dshi p night was an- -·. Keepsake In all the latest styles, McClure's Week End McCLURE'S · - On the up and up. The most ,~...._ hands11me, Cllmf11rtably w11rm outerwear f11r the c11ming c11ld. CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON - .FRENCH FRIES Before another gi f1 occasftJr'l comes up , s t op by our store! You've ~:~ever see n1 such an cOi t·e·c t ion of ·exc i ting beautifully handcrafted glassware : rad i ant white m"ilk 9 tas s. glor ious Co l ors ... fashioned by hand in exqu i.s ite patterns from the past. Fenton : what a beaut i fu l way to give ! Stop bysoonwhileour collec t ion is complete . SmiRT-LUUKIDG WRRm-UPS an~t~:~~~~~"ior. 1i'/)ad'· Chester D of A has inspection PLAN PARTY There will be a Halloween par\y in the basement of the Long Bottom United Methodist Church for children of the Long Bottom area Tuesday, Oct. 30, 6:30 to 7:30' p.m . Anyone• Marvin Kelly, Erwin .' Mich:1el wishing to donate wrapped candy or money £or the party is asked to contac t Phyllis Larkins at 985-3577 or Sue Hayman at 985-3509. CHESTER - J ohn Riebel, cernin g this from Dr. Roger M. s uperintenden t of the Eastern Gave, division commissi oner. ~ ".t' ;.,: Local School District, speaking As lor available anc vacant OMITTED ;'. at a mee ting of the Cheste r school bUildings in the county, ''(:'' Suzie Samuels, a freslunan, PTA Monda y night, noted that Mrs. Th omas said that none was unintentionally omitted three men ar e seeking the two are sui table or adequate to rill £rom the honor r oll o£ Meigs positions on 'the Eastern Board t h~ requirements of the High School, officials report. of Education. mentally retarded. Th e can didates are Or is The PTA we nt on record as Smith , in c umb ent - boa r d. endors\_ng the .. bond iss ue member: Dorsel Larkins and ' ;!oll bwing' Mrs . ThOilla~:,. t alk . Rufus Cline . Rie bel rep orted Mrs. · Ro bert 'Elberfeld that l. 0 . McCoy while JJOt a opened the meeting with the candidate £or re-election to the pledge to the £la g, · an d Eastern Board is a candidate Elberfeld read a poem titled , for the Meigs Courty Board of ''The Child's Appeal.' ' · Education . Plans .lor the Halloween Also speaking at the m eeting carnival Saturday, 'o ct. 27, was Mrs. Jeanette Thomas, were made. A jitney supper administrator . of the Meigs will be held £rom 5 to 7 p .m . Commun ity School. 'Mrs . followed by the ca rnival. Mrs. Th"omas spoke on the one-half · J ean Spencer is chairwoman of 4. mill bond issue to be voted on in the carnival. Remember When you ha d the November election . She The unit vo ted to increase the to slt all day under the old said that this bond issue, to run PTA dues to 75 cents a person. fashioned permanent w~ve 20 years, would provide the Playground equipment was machine. So hot and un· .comfortable it was rea lly a . countY's hal£ of the runds discussed and it was noted that ·chore to get ·your hair needed to construct a school students are enjoying the n,ew curled. And even when the building for the retard ed arm stretcher which the PTA hot wave machine became children and adults. recently purchased . popular, it was still an Matching funds, s he Room count was· cond ucted uncomfortable ordeal: But reported , have been' assured by and won by th e fir st gr ade with now that is aiJ '· cha.nged . the Department of Mental the combined third and fourth You can n-ow ·get a cold wave permanent, sit in an Health,and _Mental Retardation grade class coining to second. -air conditioned salon. and and she read a letter con• Open house will be observed ·ev.en have your hair _Qryed at the November meeting. ·by air condi t ioned dryer s. Refreshmen ts were served Ah! ... What luxury in th is by the second grade mothers. modern age. SEEK UNIFORMS For your ne)!:t permanent HUNTINGTON ..:. The Tri• call on us and enioy the comforts of modern State Area Boy Scout Colmcil is progress,, while havi!)g see kin g c ~ean , used sco.u i your hair made to look NEW PROJECT uniforms, complete or in parts, 'lovelier . · MlDQLETO\YN, Ohio (UP! ) to establis h a clothes closet for ___; Armco Steel Corp. anar ea scouts. Anyone having noun ced plans Thursnay for a such · un i£orms should · drop $95 million project to con- . them off at the seoul o££ice ' ' cent rat e co kemakin _g 1122 Third Ave., Huntington , or 21i E . SECOND ST. op~rations here and phase out POMEROY . OHIO call 523-3408 £or arrangement the . operations·. in HOuston , PH9N E 992-7606 ,,. or possible pickup . Tex ., and New Miami, Ohio. The ne w plant, expected to be in operation by the third quarter or 1976, was to have two batteries or 58 coke ovens each, supplemental handling systems and a new by-products plants. Hair Athens, will be · the guest speak~r ,i and will presen t color lilm on the U. S. Philadelphia Mint, and and the recent collector's nati"onal convention at Boston, Mass. A coin auction · w11l follow the~1ee tmg, and rerreshmenls w1ll be served. _ . A:ll mterested citizens are mvated to attend, as new memberships are being so li cited, to obtam 100 members. At prese nt club members total 61, -w1lh many area colle c tor s unawar e of the ·organization 's prese nt active operation in Meigs Co unty. the couple were MI SS SUSie Jeffers, ' '-. · P9meroy, Mi cha el Gress, Miss Brenda Sue Van Meter , Pomeroy , in the _prese nce of Colu mbus, ~ broth er of :the groom. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the immediate fam ilies. Leonard E. Van Meter; The Rev. F'r . Bernard The bride is a student at Pomeroy, and Mark Patrick Kra jcovic officiated at the Meigs High School. Gress Gress, son of Mr . and Mrs . ceremony which took place at graduated £rom Meigs High Schoo l in 1971 and is a student Richard Gress, Middlep ort, u'35 p.m ., Sept. 29. exchanged wedding vows in a · The bride wore a gown at Ohio University where he is double rin g_ceremony at the fashioned wilh an empire waist majorin g . in business Sal'fed Hearl Churc h . and a square lace neckline. She - m~nage ment. Less than fi ve years ago, the Middleport Church of Christ Superintendent speaks The Qh-Kan Coin Club will conduct a regular business · meetin g Monday evening in the meeting rooms of the Columbus and Southern Ohio Elec tric Company, Mill St., Middleport. A social hour and . trading session starting at 7 . p.m . precedes the meeting, and out-of-town coin dealers will be present to buy , sell, and trade collecting material. . Je££rey Whi te, president of th e Hocking Valley Coin Club ' • I �• ' 7-TheO.UySentllll!l Middleport Pomeroy,O Oct 19 1973 .. - • •~e vou,. ~lit ,.e1 Mmf.tleport PomertJ) 0 Oct 19 1973 ~ EVENT H \o NTIST ' I POMEROY SA.CRED HEART R~v ; 1!1 er f\f'r liHd to:r.li(OV r p l"> (H Pho f1 99 J t>ll TRINITY R, v W H P f'rr.n pasto1 Ro v Su p! Ct u r ch se t oot 9 IS a m worsh p IO 7J a n youth Cl101r rehe~rsat Monday 8 JO p m Mr s Marv n Bu rl d i re c tor sen or cho r ceh"'arsat 7 -:\0 p m Thurs. d<"Y M.r s P<"ul N ease t'11re c1or POMEROY CHURCH OF ... 'tHE: NAZARENE Co rner •. Un on a l d Mul berry Rev " - Cl'lde V H enderson pas tor • - 5unctay school 9 30 am Glt:>n McClung s upt n ornu 9 ~ .worsh p 10 JO a m even nQ urv ce 7 30 m d week. se r v u Wedn esday 7 JO p m M~yer h 1 dil\' ..,, V 0 Mil !iS \1 M ' "'" 3 a (I JO 0 7 Lu t '>:.. o • "' \a turelay 0 p ll POMEROY F IR ST BAP TI ST ~OIJ{'r l Ku 1 p as tor W II~ W"SOt 5ut1CJySC hOOI I ">li'J.)t;... (il'p'C.CIOO I) Ill 1 1 1\YI 6p1 f\b <:>ud y 'Ill d l i'Sd ly 7 P 11 C. hO ( ilC I Ce WCdlCSd~ '( 8 3Qpm POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHURCH H:Hr .. on v l i e ~O?Id Rev 0 U<'ll Manley Pastor Ht; r\' Eb n Sundl!Y Sch oo l Su pt ~u day Sc hool 9 30 a m [v('' nq wo r sh p 7 30 p m Pr '1yer J td Prase serv ce T 1 u r sday 7 30 p m NEASE SE TTLEMENT C HAP EL No.n de r om nat onal Geo r ge S 0 ter Pas tor Sunday Sc hool 10 a 1 W orsh p Se rv ce 11 a m Svnday nigh t se nt ces 7 30 p ll Wednesd ay Prayer nC>e t ng 7 30 p m Everyone w e lcome POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF C HRIST 100 W Ma n St L or e T Stephen s eva g e l s f phon e Y91 78 56 C on se rvat ve 10n n slr umcn ta l Su nday wor st p 10 a 1 0 bl c study 11 am wor~h p 6 p n Wed n esd ay B bl e ~ l udy 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH tnon dc non nat ona l l Langsv11le De)(t er Road the Rev Worley Haley pastor Sunday school 10 a n even ng worsh p 7 JO p m Prayer meet.ng TuesQay 7 30 p m youth gro up Fr day 7 30 p m J; -. GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Rev Harold Deeth pastor : ~ urch serv1ces lO 30 am Holy Commun on on Sept 9th .. Beg1nn1ng Se pt 9 churt'tt school 10 30 a m for nursery t~roug h age 12 ~ POMEROY d CHURCH OF ~,..RIST ~ Mr Hoyt Alt en Jr j;iastor 8 ble Schoo L. 9 30 am worsh p 10 30 adult worsh1p serv ce and young peoples Meettnq both 7 30 p m Sun Qay Wednesday c:omb ned 1} 1ble s tudy and prayer neetmg 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY En\o'oy Ra y w W n ng o tt ccr n cha rge Sunday 10 a m Hoi ne ss m ee t ng 10 30 a m Sunday Sc hool Young P eop le s t.:eg on 7 p m Thur sday I to 3 p m L ad es Hom e Le agoo: "Y p m Prep classes ST PAUL LUTHERAN Corner Second and Sycamore Sts Pomeroy the Rev Jose ph Will GalliPOlis supply pastor Sunday School 9 15 10 15 morning worsh p new hour of lO 45 unt I further not ce the sermonette What IS SCRIPTURAL church orgamzahon• r ThiS lS a subJect which must be discussed on two levels , First flle UNIVERSAL or WORLD-WIDE level Umversal -church orgaruzation mcludes the totahty of flle saved ones m aU parts of flle world It was to fll1s orgamzat10n that msp1red writers referred m such passages as Matt 16 18 I Tun 3 15 Eph 3 10 II In fllese and m other such uses of the word church, no parllcular local church •s under cons1derat10n, but flle entire body of the saved over which God 1s flle all m all ((See I Cor 15 20) ChriSt IS the only head of th1s body, and must have preemmence m everything pertammg to It (Col I 18 -Matt 28 18-20 ) H thought of as an army He Is the captam ( Heb ~10) When C<Jns•dered as a kmgdom He 1s the King (I Tini 6 15) However m the wuversal church ChriSt gave g•fts unto men fllrough whom He revealed fllelaw of flle church (Eph 4 II 12) Apostles were named as ambassadors to represent the 1\iJ!g (2 Cor 5 20, Eph 6 20 Matt 18 18) and to act as flle judiciary m flle krngdom (Matt 19 28 Acts 15) PROPHETS who are divmely conumsswned and mspU"ed person(s) (Bagster, p 354), were set m the church (I Cor 12 28) to reveal flle Kings will and perfect or complete law (James 1 25), Unto edificati011, exhortatiOn and comfort (I Cor 14 3) It IS well to remember that each and every UNIVERSAL FUNCTIONARY m flle church then IS as actiVe and unportant m flle church today as ever' They do not functiOn personally (m the flesh) as they did m flle mfancy of the church but through that which they s3ld and did (see Matt 19 28 I Cor II I Phil 4 9) ThiS IS a vital truth that IS miSSed by those who mistakenly thmk these functi011ar1es must have earthly successors ChriSt gave the umversal church no earthly orgaruzation hence no rrussion to meet or duty to do as a functwnBI entity Its organization begms and ends With Christ as flle UNIVERSAL HEAD' The church umversal therefore IS not an eccleslasticlll hierarchy over which fallible men sit as d1ctatmg overlords or recelVlng and d1sbursmg ageqts Any effort on any scale . (regardless of how well mtenhoned) to acllvate the umversal church through a single agency IS but a p1ttmg of the wi.sdom li)Jillagamst flle mfalhblewiSdom of God (I Cor 3 19) In a future article we shall diScuss flle other usage of L organiZation of the church the UlCAL CHURCH conslStmg flle saved m any giVen geographical locality such as the cfturchofGodatCormfll"(!Cor 1 2) orPhihpp1(Phil 1 I ) as - Otester -News Notes -:;;: BY CLARIQ:: ALLEN ~he Ladies Amnhary of the VolWiteer fire department met Wednesday evenmg at the fire house President Jnzy Newell was m charge of the meetmg Mmu tes of the prevwus meeting was read by Betty Newell secretary and the treasurers report was read by Erma Cleland A card of thilnks from Opal Hollon was l'efld Reports of committees were given and flle Ways and Means corrumttee have all occasion cards and Christmas catds for sale Roll call was 8J$wered by Enna Cleland Be,tty Newell Clara Conroy lnzy Newell Margaret Chnsty Gmce Gumpf, Marcia Keller and Clarice Allen Mr and Mrs Roscoe Hollan lock! and Roger Bissell Long Bottom recently attended the fWieral service of their sister m,law and aWit Mrs Arthur Singer m Toledo They also VL!1ited bnefly 1n Sandusky Wlfll Mrs Hollan's daughter Betty, and granddaughter CbSrlotte, b<lth havmg been JUSt d!scharged from the Loren T Stephens havmg been called here by the death of her grandfather Lloyd Summerfield Mr James Kimes Tad and Tammy Sharon Roach, all of Cleveland Mrs Paw Kimes Miss Sharon Ann Herhhy Sandusky Mr Arthur Smger and daughter, Sylvia Reiber, Toledo were here for the fWieral of Mrs Iva Smger and viSited with Mr and Mrs Roscoe Hollon Mr and Mrs Wilham McCUlloch, Cohunbus spent a day with Mr and Mrs Charles Woode DenniS EIChmger, students at Ohw Stale spent the weekend with Mrs Opal E1chmger and family Mr and Mrs Ke1 th Ridenour are annoWicmg flle bU"th of a son at St Joseph Hospital m Parkersbur'g on Oct IO The baby has been named Matthew Scott They also have a son Floyd Mr and Mrs Arfllur Barr, Middleport called on Mr and Mrs Roscoe Hollon Saturday evemng Mrs Henry Hall Tom Hall Mike Hall and Mrs Don Stotts, Zanesville were here for the funeral of their nephew and cousm Robert Will ' h~itaf ll!r and Mrs Perry Smger BEATY ASKED TO RETURN Toledo, attended the fWieral of SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) flleir grandmother, Mrs Iva The Utah Stars of the Singer, and were overnight American Basketball gudats of Mrs Opal Hollan AssociatiOll Wednesday asked Mr and Mrs Charles Laf Zelmo Beaty to return to flle rerre and daughter, Les1a, club and end hts holdout Mrs Efllel Coopef, all of The 10-year all-pro center Parkersburg and Mr and Mrs had been boycottmg flle club, &on Holl011 called on Mr asking for a new two-year, jnd Mrs Roscoe Hollan $500 000 contract ~Y afternoon Vmce Boryla Stars' preS!· D D Clelland, Colwnbus, dent in a letter to Beaty, said, WU I recent VISitOr of Denzel We welcome you back to the Oeland team We re confident you are Mn Larry Roush and willmg and able to play and we dUIKhler, Jean Ann, Wmter 1 trust your play will be C<Jn Raftll, Fla , spent a few days Sistent with your prwr per wllh Mrs Jean Sullllllerfield, forma nee Q 1 P t pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chnst 1n Chnsttan Un1on ~ Lawrence Man le y pa sto r Mr s Russe l l Young Su nday Sc hool Supt Su nday Sc hool 9 30 a m Ev en ng worsh p 7 30 Wednesd ay pray e r meet ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Rae ne Route 2 the Rev James M Muncy pa s tor Sunday sc hool 9 45 a m mo rn ng worsh p 11 a m even ng worsh p 7 30 P m Prayer meet ng Tu esday 7 30 p rn Young peopl es m eet ng 7 30 p m Thursday RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Ber tha KIngrey subs ! lute pastor Sunday Sc hool 10 a m worsh p serv ce 7 p m Su nday Pr ayer n ~e et ng Wednesday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH - N ear Long Bot tom Es t 1 Harl pastor Roy B rown as~ ~tan! pastor Sund ay sc hool 10 a m Chur c h 7 30 p m ea c h Su nday even ng prayer meef ng 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL - Th rd Ave th e F<ev Wlll1am Kn1ltel pastor Ro na ld Dugan Sunday School Supt Classes for all ages evrm ng serv ce 7 30 p m B bl e study Wednesday 7 30 p m vouth se rv ces Fr day 7 30 p m FREEWill BAPTIST Corn er Ash and Pl um M d <.lleporf Noel Herrman pa s to r Saturday even ng serv ce 7 p m Sunday sc hool 10 am Su nday evenmg worsh p 7 p m FIRST BAPTIST of M d dlcport corner of S xth and Pa 1 er Stree ts Re" Charles s mons pastor Danny ThompsOn Sunday Sc hool Super ntendent Sunday church sc hool for everyone 9 15 a m Morn ng wor sh p 10 15 am Even ng serv 1ces 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer st-rv ce 7 JO p m Extra you ttl ac hv t es on S unda~ 5 p m for a l l youth up to s xth grad e 6 JO for 1un 1or and sen or h gh stud ents CHURCH OF CHRIST M ddteport 5th and Ma n Rau m Moyer pastor Michael Ger lach Sunday School sup! 8 b le Sc hool 9 30 am mor n ng wonh p 10 30 a m even ng worsh p 7 30 p m prayer se r 11 ce 7 p m Wed nesda y • MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Tf1oma s E Weav"'r pastor F o yd Carson Sunday school er ntenden t Sunday school am morn ng worsh p "1 Su nday evangel st c ng 7 30 p m prayer ng weonesday 1 30 p m GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Second Ave M ddleport Lesley G Holt pastor Sunday school 10 am worshiP ser v ce 11 am worsh p ser\o'ICe 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday n1ght prayer serv 1ce 7 30 THE UNITED PA:ES BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Dwight L Zav tz Pastor D rector HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church School 9 30 a m Mrs Homer Lee Supt Morn ng Worsh p 10 30 a m MIDDLEPORT Sunday Church School 9 30 a m John F Fullz Supt Mornmg Worsh p 10 JO a m SYRACUSE Morning Worsh p 9 a m Sunday Church School 10 a m Mrs Sampson Hall Supt MEIGS COOPERATIVEPARISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH RobertT Bumgarner Dtrec tor POMEROY CLUSTER Rev CarlE HICkS Rev D Wm Sydenstncker CHESTER - Worsh p 9 15 a m Church School 10 a m ENTERPRISE - Worst11p 9 am Church School 10 am FLATWOODS - Worst:itp 11 a m Church School 10 a m POMEROY Wor shp 10 30 a m Cl'lurch School 9 15 am UMYF630pm ROCK SPRING~ Worship 10 a m Church Schoo l 9 a m UMYF6 30pm MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert Bumgarner HEATH Worshtp 10 30 a m Church Sc hool 9 30 a m UMY F7 pm RUTLAND - Worsh p 9 15 a rn Church School 10 a m UMY F 7 p m SALEM CENTI!R Wor sh p 9 a m Church Sc hool 10 am UMYF Thursday 7p m SYRACUSE CLUSTE!: R Rev R•chard E Jarv•s ASBURY Worsh p 11 am Church Schoo l 9 50 am WSCS 1st tuesday FOREST RUN - Worsh p 9 a m Church Sc hool 10 a m WSCS 3rd Wednesday 7 30 pm MINERSVILLE - Warsh p 10 a m Church School 9 a m WSCS Jrd Monday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Church school 9 a m worsh p ser v ce 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev Frank Cheesebrew Rev Larry Poling Rev Howard Shtveley BETHANY IDorcasJ Worsh p 9 30 a m Church Sc hool 10 30 a m CARMEL Worship 11 am 1st and 3rd Sundays Church Schoot 10 a m APPLE GROVE- WorShiP 7 30 p m f rst and lh rd Sun days Church school 9 30 a .n prayer meet no fir st Wednesday 1 30 p m ~AST I 7 JO p m Sund ays ETART Worsh p second and t ou rlh ch ur ch school 9 30 H rot nQ I I 1 ( :\, 11\ 1 II or I HO~f 1 I ll) r H ,... , I I 1.\1 l 111 ttl ill ~~ tool ('"' ry t urrt1y1t 1 n :t twor!ohP <;, r v < I OIIO \o\ !ltl :'II I~ 1> op ' 1' bit d s<u"') on c<H.. t'l lhur..,dil y C!l 1 JO p n at tt e church Ttw t re1ctty Churc.,h GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST P r tnc t nQ 0 a m 1 r st emu sec ond r d1ys o l ear;;h T10 ttl lh rd ' , 1 fourth ~u r day s each u It w or'l t p serv c:e "' 7 JO p W ed esday even1nq s at 1 u Prayer and 81ble Study FIHST SO UTHERN BAP TISl 16:i' Mulberry Ave ron c roy af t haled w th :-,A C the Re\1 Fred H II p<l~tor H er she l McClure Sunda y sc hool ~up! Su nday school 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m Su nday evangel sl c meet ng 7 JO p m Prayer mee-t ng Wednesday 7 JO p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH &APTIST Co r ner Fou r th and Man M ddleport Rev H enry Key J r pastor Sunda y Sc hool 9 30 a n Mr s E r v n Ba umgard ner sup t M orn n g wor Shi P 10 JS a m JEHOVAH S WITNESSES Larry C arnahan pres d ng n n s h'~ r Su nday B1ble lee l u r e 9 30 a m Wat chtower st udy 10 30 am Tu esday B b le study 7 30 p m Thur s day m nt s try school 7 30 p n se rv ce meet ng 6 JO " 1 r ty r AD l t;d 1! ; II ~ POMEolOY OAY ( rtl i ( l( ,, '"l .,,,,, v" LJAI...II~LLS w JJ \< 1... 1 JO 1 n evcrv ' fii<,\J;'Iy MORSE <;h p ::aut an •1 ct:l'/<. it 8ptll CHAPEL Wor 1 l'it Mld Jrd (hv r ch '-.c t 001 10 PORTLAND Wo r sh P 7 JO p m Ch ur ch Sc hool 9 JO a m SU TTON Wor sh P 11 am ? 1(1 and j fh Su ndil ys Church Sc hoo 10 an WESLEYAN I Ra£1nel wor5h p 11 a m Ch ur c h Se t oot 10 a NORTH EAS T CLUS TER R ev Robert Me ece Re\1 St anley Brandum JOPPA Wor sh p 10 am Chu r ch Sc hool 9 am Prayer Meet ng Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Chu r ch sc rv ccs 9 a m Sunday Sc hoo l 9 45 a m Btble Study every Th ursday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL Wor sh p 11 a m Church Sc hool 10 am ALFRED Sunday school 9 15 a m each Sunday preac h ng ar 11 a m each Sunday Prayer meet ng 7 45 p m Wednesday W SCS 8 p m on th rd Tuesday each month REEDSVILLE ...- Sunday school 9 30 prea ch ng 7 JO p m Sunday pray er meeting 7 JO p m Tuesday W SCS 7 30 1 r st Thur sday ea c h month SILVER RIDGE - Worshtp 10 am Chur ch Sc hoo l 9 a n TUPPERS PLAINS WorstJ 1p 9 a m Church Sc 100f 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Freder ck su pt Se rv ce weekly 9 30 a m on Sunday Preach ng f rst and th rd Sundays of month~ by Cl fford Smith 9 30 a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UN ION Darrel Doddr II pa!'.tor Svnday School 9 30 am. Leonard G I more f r st elde r even ng se rv ce 7 30 p n Wednesday prayer mee t ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Rae ne Route 2 The 'Rev Charles ~nd pastor s unday sc hoo l 9 45 a m morn ng wor sh p 11 a m Even ng serv ces Tu esday and F r da v 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST Btble stud y 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p 10 30 am even ng wor sh p 6 30 p m Wednesday 8 b le study 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom StJnday School 10 a m with w Hard P gott su p! Eva ngelist message each Sunda y even ng 7 30 p m b)' Elder Russel Cl ne m n1ster of th e Apostol c Fa th B ble Stud)' Wednesday 7 30 p m STlVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH Sunday sc hoo serv ce 10 a m Prayer mee t ng Th ursday 7 p m Sun day evenlflg serv ce 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Harr sonv lie Road Kenneth Eberts pastor Paul M c Elroy Su nday Schoo l Supt Sunday Schoo l 9 30 am morn ng worsh p and corn mun on 10 30 am Sunday even ng youth Chr stan en d ea ver 6 30 WorshiP ser v ces Sund ay 7 30 p m Wedn esday even ng prayer meehng and B b le study 7 JO p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN P ne Grove the Rev Ar th ur Combs pa s tor Sunday school 9 30 a m chu r ch servrces 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHR 1ST B ble School 9 JO am morn I'J9 worshiP 10 30 ani Sunday even ng Worsh p Serv ce 1 30 p m cho r pra ct ce Su nday and Wed nesday 7 p m prayer meet ng and 8 1ble Study Wednesday 7 JO p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Re\o' Freeland Norr s pastor Sunday school 10 a m Chur ch se rv ce 7 p m Wednesday B ble Study 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn ng Worsh p to JO a m Evemng worsh p 7 30 p m Wednesday M1d Week Se rv ce Sunday School Sl,) penntendent Gerald Wells Pastor Rev Morr s M Wolfe RACINE FIRST bAPTIST Walter P B kacsan pas~or Ronn e Salser S S Sup t Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Mornmg Worsh p 10 45 am Sunday even ng worsh p 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg Btble Study 8 p m I BAPTIST pH. tor \Jnd.fl/ JOI,' llfl> 1t)l9~') y f p I 1tiAb W( f<\h ...rt.Jvtrly dv J o p 1 TUPPENS PLAINS CH~ISTIAN C HURCH E q~-;11(2 U r derwood pa stor t- (IW lrd Cilfd w cll Jr Su nd ly .... ( l l I ':a/1 1 U11 dilY Sch ool <f IV 1 Mt~ r nq se rmon 10 JU ' l;,v nd ay C\o'cn ng 'i£' rll tU 7 p m LE TART FALLS UNITED 6 H ETHRE N R~:! v F r eela nd Norr1 pfl ~ lor Floyd Norn s s 1t u d<~y se t ool 9 ;)0 am 1 orn 1q se rmon 10 30 a m Prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 3U p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY G P Sm1lh pastor Sunday School 10 a Art hu r H enson Sup ! Morn nq Worsh p II am Young Peoples serv ce 7 p m Even1ng serv ce 7 30 p m Wed n esday M1d week. Prayer Se rv t.':e 1 30 p m Youth mee t ng 6 30 p m Evenmg wor sh p 1 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Her ber t Grate pas tor war sh tp se r\1 ce 11 am and 7 30 p n Sunday Su nday School 9 30 am Rt c hard Barton supt Pr aye r meet ng Wed nc sday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Cl fford Sm lh m n1s te r Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m morn ng church 10 30 a m Sunday evenmg serv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday serv ce 8 ., 1 MOR NING ST AR Wor~h p 9 111 1 n Chu rch O:.ch oot 10 JO '" d Wt,>ck '\(' rv Ct' 'I ~ (I c l ~ ..-ch school 9 tl ..., , UNION '\o\,. pm LAUREL CUFF FREE METHODIST Re\o' Robert E BuciUey pa stor Will am B a lev svpf Su nday school 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m evenmg wor sh p 1 JO p m Wednesday Chr st an You lh Cru sa de 6 30 p m prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Thursday cho r pra c t1ce 7 JESUS CHRIST - Located at RUtland on New Lima Road next to Forest Acre Park Rev Ray Rouse pastor Robert Musser Sunday Sc..hool $upt Sun day sc hoot 10 30 a worsh p 7 30 p m B ble study Wed nesday 7 JO p m Saturday n ght prayer service 7 JO p m .m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson pa stor Ray Whaley supt Morn ng wor\h1p 9 30 a m church school 10 30 a m young peoples meet ng 6 30 I ~ " <>0"\ nn worship 7 JO pm l y v., :Jncs da~y 7 30 p 6 30 - a hllle fellow Hollywood Squares 4 Concentration 8 New Treasure Hunt 10 Wall Street Week 20 How Do Your Children Grow 33 8 00 - Washington Week 10 Rev tew 20 S~nford & Son J 4 15 Br-ady BIJJlch 6 13 Calucci s Dept 8 10 Interface 33 8 30 - DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Danny Evans pastor Norman C W II supt Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Wor sh p se rv ce 10 30 a m C hr1 s1 an Endeavor Sun day even ng REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rae ne Road Ra lph Jo hn so n pastor Herbert Wh te Sunday Scho ol D rector Sunday School 9 JO a m Morn ng worsh p 10 JO a m Sunday even ng serv ce 7 p m Wednesday even ng prayer servICes 7 30 o m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Great Bend - Rev Walter P B kacsan pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m worsh •P serv ce Thursday 7 30 p m CARLETON CHURCH ~ K ngsbury Road Sunday Sc hoo 9 JO a m Ralph Carl supt worsh1p serv ce 10 30 am and 7 JO p m alternately Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev Jay St les pa s tor OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Re\o' Carl R chards pastor Mrs Worley Francs Sunday sc hool supt Sunday school 9 45 a m church serv ces second and fourth Svndays follow ng Sunday school f rst and th rd Su nday even ngs 7 30 p m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Obert WyaH pastor Sunday hoot su p! Rona ld Osborn e B ble Sc hool 9 JO a m prea c h ng 10 4S am Even ng serv ces 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST - Ronald Wells pastor Sunday School 9 JO a m Mornmg worsh ip 10 JO am Young Peoples Serv ce 6 45 p m Evangel st c ser v ce 7 30 p m Prayer meet ng Thursday 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev L R Gluesencamp pastor Roger W !fred Sr Sunda)' School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Su nday evenmg worsh p 7 JO Pr ayer meet ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter class leader Youth mee t ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter leader MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Robert Shook pastor Sv nday school 9 30 am Russell Spencer supt worsh p serv ce 10 45 a m even ng worsh p alternatmg w th C E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe lay leader WHITES CHAPEL Coolv lie R D Rev Roy Deeter pa stor Sunday school 9 30 a m worsh p se rv ce 10 30 a m B ble study and prayer se e Wednesday 7 30 p m HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST 1n Chr.shan Un1on The Rev W lllam Campbell pastor Sun day school ""'9 30 am James Hughes st'fpt evening serylce 7 30 p m Wednesday even1ng prayer meet1ng 7 30 R m Youth prayer servrce each Tuesday FAIRVIEW tttBLt: CHURCH Letart W Va Rt 1 Rev George Hoschar ,pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Prayer and Brble study 7 30 p m Cottage Prayer S:e rv ce Tuesday 10 a m Wor.s h p Serv1ce Thursdc:y 7 30 p m \ Sonny 33 11 00 - News Weather Sports6 8 10 13 15 4 3 Janak l 33 11 30 - JohnnyCarson3 415 Jac k Paar Toru1e6 Movtes 8 Mini Skirt Mob A Bluepnnt for Murder Alley 13 I 00 - Midnight Specoal 3 4 News 13 1 lS 2 30 - Movte Otnosaurus• NPw~ 4 10 The Th vnder 10 SATURDAY OCTOBERlO 6 JD-TV Classroom 8 Kentucky Afrefd 13 Fatth for Today 10 7 00--Nelghbors 13 Farm Front 4 Fun for Everyone 6 Treehouse Club 8 10 Farmboak 3 7 15-Woman s Potnt of View 13 7 Jti-Man from COS l 10 Sesame St 20 Gospel 6 AbboH & Costello 8 Banana Splits 3 Dick Van Dyke 4 Mull1gan Stew early Lmpress1o lS They there IS no surer builder of character than rehg.ous fa1th NOW while your ch1ld ts eager to hear and to learn"' bnng 13 8 DO-Jake s Place 6 Lldsvllle 3 4 15 Bugs Bunny 13 Popeye 10 Fllntstones 8 8 3D-Inch High Pnvate Eye 3 4 15 Yog1 s Gang 13 Huck and Yogi 6 Batley Comets a Mister Rogers 20 9 DO-Sesame St 20 Addams Family 3 4 15 Super Frtends 6 and support the Church m IIS great undertakmg IJ Movie 8 10 9 3ti-Emergency 3 4 IS 10 oo-Eiec Co 20 Butch Cass1dy 3 4 15 Lasste s Rescue Rangers 6 13 My Favonte Mart an s 8 10 Football Pont -... 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Tuppers Plains Yes m1 I all them one> I I maqaz ne< 1 to one ~ll.~~ The~ & James Jacoby wuz on ~er desk' Pll 949 33.2 Racine MEIGS Tl!,~ CENTER I MEIGS TIRE CENTER Alll;NMENT M•ddlepod Pomeroy Buoldlng Supplles & Custom Millwork Pll 992 3978 THE DAILY SENTINEL Devoted to the Interest of The Meigs & Mason Area Pomeroy Ohio Sight ( 5 wds J Yesterdays Answer 4 Under s1zed M c Grew 16 D1stant 5 - You Glad (prefix ) Factor You " 19 Se lf 6 Encount ered 7 Wholly (Scot ) 20 Actor Pctcr 21 Wme s de h cacy (3 : cashed h1s ace of spades : k1ng of 21 Senll mental 22 P1erccd 23 Pamtmg process _ I UIWYC I I mov1e parlance J ment Horn blowerm the movJes 26 Weight 27 Uncle m Scotland 28 Bar order 31 M1htory address (abbr ) 32 Eggs 33 Tenth of a sen 34 Free from II DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to worli tt SUFFERERS FJ<:OM THI5 AoR'Ei: IT COUt.t::' 6E CRUEL Now arrange the c1n:led letters the Aurpnse answer as I ~==::==~====~===~==~•:u~g~g:e•:t~edbytheabovecwrtoon I I ~...:P.::.:nnl:...:lhe~SU~RP.::.:RIS~IA~NSW~ER:...:he:::re~-.....J[ rI II I J (Annrll!n tomorrow) leetc:rd•y lol~~~ PANDA UNITY BRUTAL CORNEA flliiWil S J Cl I:JJJHtaflll-CUPID 11 Anewcr '/ fw most IS AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One le tter stmpl\ stands for another In thl s sample..;.. 1s used for the thr ec L s X for the two 0 s elc Smgle letters ap os troph es the le n g th and format1on of the words af~ all hmts Each da) the code letters are different ... CRYPTOQUOTES to form L[ Jur College by Dl UIJIISOOUC JH VHKNXH QBNM (@ 1973 Kmg Features Syndicate Inc ) cleamnq ONE WAY • ; the good diamonljs and give up • JUSt one club t'c:i9" ~ Incidentally we hke North s ' hve heart bid He had much btd ~ bad shown and no good way to ·~ show excess values Without a I NEWSPAPER ENTEAPR SE.ASSN I 1t::B n:l•!f@MtiJ The btddlng has been West North East Pass l• 5+ : Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass 5N T You South hold ( 19 South t+ ••5t, LOWEEZ'I COULD I BORRY 'lORE PURW .AKII.KJ! tA~l·KJI 'IALLER llARASOL? fasbtoned graad : slim force Otherwise JUSt bid six • let" is uslnctlle old •1 sp1de1 : TODAY s QUESTION "' lnstead of respondmB one spade your partner has btd two n~ t~~ in response to your one clu do you do now., ~ ~ -·-·• .. I I 'IE STINGIEST GREAT·GRANOMAW I EVER KNOWEO u DKMROOE Yesterday's Cryptoquote THE FLAVOR OF FR'X'!1<G BACON BEATS ORANGE BLOSSOMS - E W HOWE qai/E:-1ohe1111 d~aw trumps ~ O HF OX H NMH MROOE FKHW TRK WNRKG R JXFQ - ZHCGBKRKG CRBSDkG ore and two-daamond 36 H1re founded weren t enouf,h~ to lose two c u has 30 Sen•eless - Got SIXPence 35 25 HoratiO 38 k than C u~am fabr1c 1mpunttes II should wm that first spade with the ace cash one trump le7t a diamond to dummy and ru a diamond enter dummy With the kmg of trumps ruff anoth ~~ more 29 Repubhc ~ How could South have made ~ the contract 7 Real easy He ' \ ' ~ ' 28 Smglecelled org-amsm cap1ta l ~ high dtamond • tricks Zeus 26 Re,(uge nver spades and one on a : he sttll b.. d wi(e of wnter wds ) wnter m (Fr ) 24 Stster and stems creato r out 18 Gospel 8 Scnpt 22 Gape 24 1erm of endear 9 Franken 11 Cond1d 15 Cross You r e THE BORN LOSER A-Bid seven spades If your part The Store Wllh A Hearl hay 14 Hoo ra y 15 Dangerous 37 Armcman • one East held back his queen ; ond South was delighted to wm • m dummy He was delighted : for a whde but later on after • he had drawn trumps and Ph 667 3963 RACINE PLANING MILL dell Jl H1t the 1 Jr1sh county 2 Arcadtan 3 AI first GASOLINE ALLEY What do you do now? RACINE FOOD MARKET leave 12 Commedm 1layed from dummy at tr1ck : ! GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN II - 40 Enghsh nver DOWN r ' MIDDLEPORT OHIO Moke~ me~ ck C l a1r de 39 Escorted 36 Russ1an ~ bid beyond game BOWER'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT I0 Henry Vl S •• : Where d1d you d1g up that ' hve heart bid' growled North ~ Are you some sort of nut? I guess I am replied : North Anyone who expects • you to take 12 easy tncks when : you can fand a way to make • 1nly II must be crazy •• After the 10 of spades was "i M&R FOODLINER HENRI ARNOLD oiO"\d BOB LEIE Unscramble these rour Jumbles one letter to each square to form four ord1nary words : spades diScard three clubs on Keepsake Diamond Rings ACRO I Gloat 5 Wron gly 17 DEAR HELEN Last week at the office a guy I m constantly haVIng to brush_ off came up to me and said 905 1 Tell hun 840 1 my girlfnend whiSpered so I did and he left Later she showed, me a JISt of numbers for phrases that you wouldn't say out loud Turns out this guy was makmg an mdecent proposal to me for the lunch hour and my 840 meant 'Go to Hell' ' By this week everybody IS talkmg numbers to each other, and translated fllat means flley're throwmg four letter words aroWid hke ram Outside of flle tune It takes to loop up those numbers on the list this can also cause other problems A few people are takmg fll1~ means to get their hostilities out m the open Maybe It was funny at first but when you see two men hurling numbers at each ' enter dummy with the kmg of K&C JEWELERS by THOMAS JOSEPH ORPHAN ANNIE Opening lead- •4 ~ er diamond GOEGLEIN READY MIX crack wise or you can hang your JOb m your car (But you II havetoadrmt,It IS a clever Idea ) - H DEAR HELEN My husband and I sleep m different rooms because he goes to bed late and I retire early But he likes to use the television as a sleeping pi![ 1 con stantly say to h1m Why don t you turn the set off when you feel drowsy • and he promiSes to, but each mormng I hnd the tube sllll on and he's snoozmg away ThiS wastes money energy and tube life In addition the radiatiOn from a color set e<~n I be good for him allrughtlong But nothlflg I say gets through What would you suggest? - T (V) ED OFF DEAR TO Maybe a remote c011trol switch at your husbaod s pillow would reform hun If not, perliaps you could have an automatic turn-off lJIS!alled - to activate at say, 1 30 a m Of course you c<ruld always set your alarm and turn the TV off yourself - If II really bothers you - H • diScarded two clubs (one on the ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. Boll•• I Hope the Tube Blows Up' 4 Ftlms of the Gatsby Era 33 11 OQ-ABCNews6 13 News8 10 3 4 n North South vulnerable •••r , MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR Counterpotnt Us . • • lh ll1 l1 +KJ54 • MIDDLEPORT OHIO 3 15 '' +9 • Devoted to the Greater Ohto Valley Minnesota Ra1d o JQ-Bob Newhart 8 10 Botl Cosby on Preiud ce 33 WIN AT BRIDGE •• BIG BEND BARGAINS Ph 992 7590 • • •• • •• • THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. CARPET-LAND, INC. Famtly Mrs Charles R Pomeroy MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH Nattonwtde Insuran ce Co of Columbus 0 307 Sprtng Ave Pomeroy 116 W Main • CATALOGUE STORE Let s just suppose, for a moment, that the~onal Football League wanted to play a monstrous hoax on nation s fallS and sent two entirely different teams out to p y a game - such as last Monday mght s clash between the Browns and Dolphins Dressed m Cleveland and M1am1 uniforms these two other teams would put the ngt\t numbers on the uniforms of men who stand out m the fans ' eyes and would go out there and play the whole game mC<Jgmto How many fans would know the difference ' Or more specifically how long would It take the average fan to recogmze flle difference• QUite a while, I would snspect Uljiess flle aruwuncers called flle fans' attention to the trumped-up game But if we assume fllat Frank Gifford and Dandy Don Meredith hoth former pros who would probably nol!ce flle switch unmed1ately, were swo·n to secrecy and If Howard Cosell were to keep hiS mouth shut (a long-Bhot assumptiOn, to be sure), I m sure that millions would watch flle whole game and never suspect anythmg was awry H flle Cmcmnati Bengals, for mstance, were m Ml8llll unlfonns, most of the fans w•uld eventually take note that Isaac Curbs m Bob Warfield s No 42 jersey wasn t qmte as polished m rWinmg his patterns or that Ken Anderson m Bob Gnese s No 12 was less mclmed to scramble out of the pocket on pass plays They'd probably notice that No 39 With Booby Clark m the role of Larry CSonka, had acqurred a very deep suntan eventually Or fllat Garo Yeprem1an the little fieldgoal kicker had g3lned about fiVe mches and fifty pounds with h1s role bemg taken by Horst Muhlmann And there would be some who d detect the difference m runmng styles of Essex Johnson wearmg Mercury Morris No 22 and MorriS himself But millions, watchmg theU" heroes hidden by masks helmets and pads, probably would never know Which brmgs me to my pomt ProfesslonBI football has become dull It IS ritualized and stylized like a Japanese sumo wrestling match or a Catholic Mass before flley let down the barriers The 26 teams use the same general fonnat10ns the same over-aU tactics the same siZe personnel at the same pos11Ions (with a few exceptions) and the same dreary unifonn responses m Idenllcal situations aU aroWid the league To be sure there are mdlVldual exceptiOns Buffalo will run the mcomparable 0 J Sunpson as much as posSible, and teams like Chicago and Detroit will cut their quarterbacks Bobby Douglas and Greg Landry loose en rurmmg plays more than Washmgton or Kansas City But the days of umovation exciting unproVISal!on and Widly unprobable plays are g011e Fat sleek and prosperous beyond behef the NFL has beC<Jme a gang of ultra-<:onservatives -and often a crashing bore I used to delight m watching high school football on Friday rughts because the kids are always exciting and tllen skip the colleges on Saturdays m many cases, wa1tmg to see the pros show how 11 really should be done on Sundays Now I watch the college kids, because at least they are willing to try a few thmgs fllat are different and exciting But flle pros are Dullsville and if II weren t for the repartee of Frank Don and Howard I probably wouldn t watch at all 11 15- Movle 11 Jo-Movtes • RUTLAND 773 Sl33 15 Rlb6 13 TheShapeofThmgs8 10 9 30 - Brian Ketth 3 4 15 10 00 - Love American Style 6 13 News 20 Dea11_ Martrn 3 4 lS Washington Week in Re\flew 33 CBS Reports 8 10 10 30 - Wall Street Week 33 education tn 1mplanung h1m to church Harvest Festival 9 00 - Masferptece Theater 33 Needles and P ns 3 4 Adam s W1se parents take advantage or the Church s program of re· know Roll Out ! 8 10 Hospital 20 actto ns and w ords those Odd Couple 13 G rl with Sorneth ng Edra 3 4 Ozl!e s Girls 6 Most ch1ldren are eager to hs ten hungry to learn That 1s why the early years are so tmpor lant m the moldmg or a chtld s char~u: ter The thrngs he hears whether n ght ~ wrong make a deep tmpre ss10n on hts mtnd They a re soon reflected tn hts hg1ous NewsJ .4 6 8 IO 15 Hogans.Heroes lJ Helen Help BY PAUL CRABTREE Adlerian 1 00 - TruthorConseq 3 6 BeattheCiock4 N ews tO What s My Linea Wlfd Kmgdom 13 Elec Co 20 I Spy 15 Course of Our Times JJ 1 30 - SeattheCiock 13 PorterWagoner3 ToTelltheTruth6 n your home wh o ts all ears • tn ;.mother sense a youngster wh o takes tn everythmg, that s sa1d mcludmg some thmgs he JSn t meant 19 _Eear ce OF IS News 3 4 8 10 IJ 13 6 ~same St 20 Counselmg Technrqves JJ 6 00 - other and about ready to throw hts sornethmg s got I<> g.ve Especially wh en s<:meooe told the hoss to 1132 yesterday tHe didn't lmow What It meant, luCkily ) How do you stop ot when playmg the numbers gets out rl hand (or out of mouth )' - OFFICE GIRL DEAR OG How about suggesting to your boss that he put a big notice on the bulletin board 825 or 816 whioh, cleaned up means ' Doo t I & THINGS FRID .. Y OCT It 1973 pm HUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST - Ke th W se pastor LJANVILLE WESLEYAN Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m V H Rev Lelon Glasure pastor Braley supt worsh p ser" ce Sunday school 9 JO a m and c ommun1on 10 30 am youth and jun or youth serv ce evenmg ser\o' ce 7 -30 p m 6 45 p m even ng worshrp Wednesday B ble study 7 30 7 30 p m prayer antj prase p m Regular board meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m th rd Sat urday ea ch month 7 30 p m _ SILVER RUN FREE RUTLANu COMMUNITY BAPTIST - Sunday School 10 CHURCH - Sunllay School a m Henry Dav1s sup t 9 30 a rn Worsh p servtce 11 even ng serv ce 7 30 p m a m Wednesday prayer Prayer meet ng Thursday meettng 7 30 p m Sunday 7 30 p m ntght worsh p ~ 30 p m ~nESTER CHURCH OF RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Rev James Sat THE NAZARENE Rev t erf eld pastor Sunday school Lloyd D Gr mm Jr pastor 9 JO a m worsh1p serv ce 11 Sunday School ~ JO a m a m evenrng serv ce 7 Morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m praye r serv 1c e and youth Youn~ people s serv ce 6 45 <;er v ce Wednesday 7 p m p m Evangel st c serv ce LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 7 30 p m Wednesday even rrg CHURCH - Robert E Musser se r\llce 7 30 p m pastor Sunday School 9 30 MASON COUNTY a m Robert Bobo .. upt THE HILAND CHAPEL morn ng worsh p 10 30 George Casto pastor Sunday Sunday e \o'enmg serv ce 7 30 Sc hool 9 30 even ng worsh p M d w ee k ser\o' ce Wednesday 7 30 Thursday even ng prayer 7 JO p m serv ce 1 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF MASON FIRST BAPTI\ST THE NAZAR~NE - Rev M Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan C Lar tnore pastor Bob Cra 9 pastor Sun day school Moore Sunday Sc hool Supt 9 45 a m worShiP serv 11 Sunday Schoo l classes for all a m trammg un on 6 30 ages 9 30 a m morn ng p m even ng worsh p serviCe worsh p 10 45 NYP S Sunday 7 30 p m Mtd week prayer 6 30 p m evange l stic serv ce ser\o'lce Wednesday 7 30 p m Sunday 7 30 p m M id week ~As oN cHuRCH oF prayer meet ng Wednesday CHRIST P 0 Box 467 M ller 7 30 p m M ss onary meet ng Sl Mason W Va Su nday sec ond W ednesday 7 30 p m B ble Study 10 am Worsh p U~ITED FAITH NON 11 a m and 7 p m B ble Study DENOMINATIONAL .....,.. Rev Wednesday 7 p m Vocal Robert Sm th pastor SundaY mus c school 9 30 a m class leader FIRST SOUTHERN BAP Leo H II worsh p serv 1ce Tl ST - Corner of Second and 10 30 a m chur ch 7 30 p m Mason Pastor EDEN UNITED Anderson Walter Cloud Sunday school &k.:THREN IN CHRIST worshtp service 11 Eldon R Blake pastor Sunday 9 45 am and 7 30 p rn weekly Sc hool 10 a m Wtnnle a m Bible study Wednesday 7 30 Ho s nger Supt Morn1f'19 pm se rnon 11 am Evening MASON ASSEMBLY OF ser vrce Chr stan Endeavor GOO - Second St Mason W 7 30 p m Mrs L yda Va Chester Tenr'!ar'lf pastor Che\o'al er pres dent Song Sunday school 10 a m serv ce and sermon 8 2l. M d mornmg worshtp 11 am Week prayer meet ng Wed evangelist c serv1ce 7 30 p m nesday 7 30 p m Mrs Mane B ble study and prayer serv ce HOts nger class leader Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone CHURCH Television Log You ca nt help lo~mg thts httle pup Maybe 1l s because he seems so out of propothon If he someh ow were able to flap those ears he m1ght fly away Perhops there ;;:-::::;:;:-:;:;:·:;:;:;: ;.;.:-:-:,:-··:·: ·-: .-:-··,-' ...·.... '·-:< - "-.1/ ----- �• ' 7-TheO.UySentllll!l Middleport Pomeroy,O Oct 19 1973 .. - • •~e vou,. ~lit ,.e1 Mmf.tleport PomertJ) 0 Oct 19 1973 ~ EVENT H \o NTIST ' I POMEROY SA.CRED HEART R~v ; 1!1 er f\f'r liHd to:r.li(OV r p l"> (H Pho f1 99 J t>ll TRINITY R, v W H P f'rr.n pasto1 Ro v Su p! Ct u r ch se t oot 9 IS a m worsh p IO 7J a n youth Cl101r rehe~rsat Monday 8 JO p m Mr s Marv n Bu rl d i re c tor sen or cho r ceh"'arsat 7 -:\0 p m Thurs. d<"Y M.r s P<"ul N ease t'11re c1or POMEROY CHURCH OF ... 'tHE: NAZARENE Co rner •. Un on a l d Mul berry Rev " - Cl'lde V H enderson pas tor • - 5unctay school 9 30 am Glt:>n McClung s upt n ornu 9 ~ .worsh p 10 JO a m even nQ urv ce 7 30 m d week. se r v u Wedn esday 7 JO p m M~yer h 1 dil\' ..,, V 0 Mil !iS \1 M ' "'" 3 a (I JO 0 7 Lu t '>:.. o • "' \a turelay 0 p ll POMEROY F IR ST BAP TI ST ~OIJ{'r l Ku 1 p as tor W II~ W"SOt 5ut1CJySC hOOI I ">li'J.)t;... (il'p'C.CIOO I) Ill 1 1 1\YI 6p1 f\b <:>ud y 'Ill d l i'Sd ly 7 P 11 C. hO ( ilC I Ce WCdlCSd~ '( 8 3Qpm POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHURCH H:Hr .. on v l i e ~O?Id Rev 0 U<'ll Manley Pastor Ht; r\' Eb n Sundl!Y Sch oo l Su pt ~u day Sc hool 9 30 a m [v('' nq wo r sh p 7 30 p m Pr '1yer J td Prase serv ce T 1 u r sday 7 30 p m NEASE SE TTLEMENT C HAP EL No.n de r om nat onal Geo r ge S 0 ter Pas tor Sunday Sc hool 10 a 1 W orsh p Se rv ce 11 a m Svnday nigh t se nt ces 7 30 p ll Wednesd ay Prayer nC>e t ng 7 30 p m Everyone w e lcome POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF C HRIST 100 W Ma n St L or e T Stephen s eva g e l s f phon e Y91 78 56 C on se rvat ve 10n n slr umcn ta l Su nday wor st p 10 a 1 0 bl c study 11 am wor~h p 6 p n Wed n esd ay B bl e ~ l udy 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH tnon dc non nat ona l l Langsv11le De)(t er Road the Rev Worley Haley pastor Sunday school 10 a n even ng worsh p 7 JO p m Prayer meet.ng TuesQay 7 30 p m youth gro up Fr day 7 30 p m J; -. GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Rev Harold Deeth pastor : ~ urch serv1ces lO 30 am Holy Commun on on Sept 9th .. Beg1nn1ng Se pt 9 churt'tt school 10 30 a m for nursery t~roug h age 12 ~ POMEROY d CHURCH OF ~,..RIST ~ Mr Hoyt Alt en Jr j;iastor 8 ble Schoo L. 9 30 am worsh p 10 30 adult worsh1p serv ce and young peoples Meettnq both 7 30 p m Sun Qay Wednesday c:omb ned 1} 1ble s tudy and prayer neetmg 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY En\o'oy Ra y w W n ng o tt ccr n cha rge Sunday 10 a m Hoi ne ss m ee t ng 10 30 a m Sunday Sc hool Young P eop le s t.:eg on 7 p m Thur sday I to 3 p m L ad es Hom e Le agoo: "Y p m Prep classes ST PAUL LUTHERAN Corner Second and Sycamore Sts Pomeroy the Rev Jose ph Will GalliPOlis supply pastor Sunday School 9 15 10 15 morning worsh p new hour of lO 45 unt I further not ce the sermonette What IS SCRIPTURAL church orgamzahon• r ThiS lS a subJect which must be discussed on two levels , First flle UNIVERSAL or WORLD-WIDE level Umversal -church orgaruzation mcludes the totahty of flle saved ones m aU parts of flle world It was to fll1s orgamzat10n that msp1red writers referred m such passages as Matt 16 18 I Tun 3 15 Eph 3 10 II In fllese and m other such uses of the word church, no parllcular local church •s under cons1derat10n, but flle entire body of the saved over which God 1s flle all m all ((See I Cor 15 20) ChriSt IS the only head of th1s body, and must have preemmence m everything pertammg to It (Col I 18 -Matt 28 18-20 ) H thought of as an army He Is the captam ( Heb ~10) When C<Jns•dered as a kmgdom He 1s the King (I Tini 6 15) However m the wuversal church ChriSt gave g•fts unto men fllrough whom He revealed fllelaw of flle church (Eph 4 II 12) Apostles were named as ambassadors to represent the 1\iJ!g (2 Cor 5 20, Eph 6 20 Matt 18 18) and to act as flle judiciary m flle krngdom (Matt 19 28 Acts 15) PROPHETS who are divmely conumsswned and mspU"ed person(s) (Bagster, p 354), were set m the church (I Cor 12 28) to reveal flle Kings will and perfect or complete law (James 1 25), Unto edificati011, exhortatiOn and comfort (I Cor 14 3) It IS well to remember that each and every UNIVERSAL FUNCTIONARY m flle church then IS as actiVe and unportant m flle church today as ever' They do not functiOn personally (m the flesh) as they did m flle mfancy of the church but through that which they s3ld and did (see Matt 19 28 I Cor II I Phil 4 9) ThiS IS a vital truth that IS miSSed by those who mistakenly thmk these functi011ar1es must have earthly successors ChriSt gave the umversal church no earthly orgaruzation hence no rrussion to meet or duty to do as a functwnBI entity Its organization begms and ends With Christ as flle UNIVERSAL HEAD' The church umversal therefore IS not an eccleslasticlll hierarchy over which fallible men sit as d1ctatmg overlords or recelVlng and d1sbursmg ageqts Any effort on any scale . (regardless of how well mtenhoned) to acllvate the umversal church through a single agency IS but a p1ttmg of the wi.sdom li)Jillagamst flle mfalhblewiSdom of God (I Cor 3 19) In a future article we shall diScuss flle other usage of L organiZation of the church the UlCAL CHURCH conslStmg flle saved m any giVen geographical locality such as the cfturchofGodatCormfll"(!Cor 1 2) orPhihpp1(Phil 1 I ) as - Otester -News Notes -:;;: BY CLARIQ:: ALLEN ~he Ladies Amnhary of the VolWiteer fire department met Wednesday evenmg at the fire house President Jnzy Newell was m charge of the meetmg Mmu tes of the prevwus meeting was read by Betty Newell secretary and the treasurers report was read by Erma Cleland A card of thilnks from Opal Hollon was l'efld Reports of committees were given and flle Ways and Means corrumttee have all occasion cards and Christmas catds for sale Roll call was 8J$wered by Enna Cleland Be,tty Newell Clara Conroy lnzy Newell Margaret Chnsty Gmce Gumpf, Marcia Keller and Clarice Allen Mr and Mrs Roscoe Hollan lock! and Roger Bissell Long Bottom recently attended the fWieral service of their sister m,law and aWit Mrs Arthur Singer m Toledo They also VL!1ited bnefly 1n Sandusky Wlfll Mrs Hollan's daughter Betty, and granddaughter CbSrlotte, b<lth havmg been JUSt d!scharged from the Loren T Stephens havmg been called here by the death of her grandfather Lloyd Summerfield Mr James Kimes Tad and Tammy Sharon Roach, all of Cleveland Mrs Paw Kimes Miss Sharon Ann Herhhy Sandusky Mr Arthur Smger and daughter, Sylvia Reiber, Toledo were here for the fWieral of Mrs Iva Smger and viSited with Mr and Mrs Roscoe Hollon Mr and Mrs Wilham McCUlloch, Cohunbus spent a day with Mr and Mrs Charles Woode DenniS EIChmger, students at Ohw Stale spent the weekend with Mrs Opal E1chmger and family Mr and Mrs Ke1 th Ridenour are annoWicmg flle bU"th of a son at St Joseph Hospital m Parkersbur'g on Oct IO The baby has been named Matthew Scott They also have a son Floyd Mr and Mrs Arfllur Barr, Middleport called on Mr and Mrs Roscoe Hollon Saturday evemng Mrs Henry Hall Tom Hall Mike Hall and Mrs Don Stotts, Zanesville were here for the funeral of their nephew and cousm Robert Will ' h~itaf ll!r and Mrs Perry Smger BEATY ASKED TO RETURN Toledo, attended the fWieral of SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) flleir grandmother, Mrs Iva The Utah Stars of the Singer, and were overnight American Basketball gudats of Mrs Opal Hollan AssociatiOll Wednesday asked Mr and Mrs Charles Laf Zelmo Beaty to return to flle rerre and daughter, Les1a, club and end hts holdout Mrs Efllel Coopef, all of The 10-year all-pro center Parkersburg and Mr and Mrs had been boycottmg flle club, &on Holl011 called on Mr asking for a new two-year, jnd Mrs Roscoe Hollan $500 000 contract ~Y afternoon Vmce Boryla Stars' preS!· D D Clelland, Colwnbus, dent in a letter to Beaty, said, WU I recent VISitOr of Denzel We welcome you back to the Oeland team We re confident you are Mn Larry Roush and willmg and able to play and we dUIKhler, Jean Ann, Wmter 1 trust your play will be C<Jn Raftll, Fla , spent a few days Sistent with your prwr per wllh Mrs Jean Sullllllerfield, forma nee Q 1 P t pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chnst 1n Chnsttan Un1on ~ Lawrence Man le y pa sto r Mr s Russe l l Young Su nday Sc hool Supt Su nday Sc hool 9 30 a m Ev en ng worsh p 7 30 Wednesd ay pray e r meet ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Rae ne Route 2 the Rev James M Muncy pa s tor Sunday sc hool 9 45 a m mo rn ng worsh p 11 a m even ng worsh p 7 30 P m Prayer meet ng Tu esday 7 30 p rn Young peopl es m eet ng 7 30 p m Thursday RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Ber tha KIngrey subs ! lute pastor Sunday Sc hool 10 a m worsh p serv ce 7 p m Su nday Pr ayer n ~e et ng Wednesday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH - N ear Long Bot tom Es t 1 Harl pastor Roy B rown as~ ~tan! pastor Sund ay sc hool 10 a m Chur c h 7 30 p m ea c h Su nday even ng prayer meef ng 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL - Th rd Ave th e F<ev Wlll1am Kn1ltel pastor Ro na ld Dugan Sunday School Supt Classes for all ages evrm ng serv ce 7 30 p m B bl e study Wednesday 7 30 p m vouth se rv ces Fr day 7 30 p m FREEWill BAPTIST Corn er Ash and Pl um M d <.lleporf Noel Herrman pa s to r Saturday even ng serv ce 7 p m Sunday sc hool 10 am Su nday evenmg worsh p 7 p m FIRST BAPTIST of M d dlcport corner of S xth and Pa 1 er Stree ts Re" Charles s mons pastor Danny ThompsOn Sunday Sc hool Super ntendent Sunday church sc hool for everyone 9 15 a m Morn ng wor sh p 10 15 am Even ng serv 1ces 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer st-rv ce 7 JO p m Extra you ttl ac hv t es on S unda~ 5 p m for a l l youth up to s xth grad e 6 JO for 1un 1or and sen or h gh stud ents CHURCH OF CHRIST M ddteport 5th and Ma n Rau m Moyer pastor Michael Ger lach Sunday School sup! 8 b le Sc hool 9 30 am mor n ng wonh p 10 30 a m even ng worsh p 7 30 p m prayer se r 11 ce 7 p m Wed nesda y • MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Tf1oma s E Weav"'r pastor F o yd Carson Sunday school er ntenden t Sunday school am morn ng worsh p "1 Su nday evangel st c ng 7 30 p m prayer ng weonesday 1 30 p m GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Second Ave M ddleport Lesley G Holt pastor Sunday school 10 am worshiP ser v ce 11 am worsh p ser\o'ICe 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday n1ght prayer serv 1ce 7 30 THE UNITED PA:ES BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Dwight L Zav tz Pastor D rector HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church School 9 30 a m Mrs Homer Lee Supt Morn ng Worsh p 10 30 a m MIDDLEPORT Sunday Church School 9 30 a m John F Fullz Supt Mornmg Worsh p 10 JO a m SYRACUSE Morning Worsh p 9 a m Sunday Church School 10 a m Mrs Sampson Hall Supt MEIGS COOPERATIVEPARISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH RobertT Bumgarner Dtrec tor POMEROY CLUSTER Rev CarlE HICkS Rev D Wm Sydenstncker CHESTER - Worsh p 9 15 a m Church School 10 a m ENTERPRISE - Worst11p 9 am Church School 10 am FLATWOODS - Worst:itp 11 a m Church School 10 a m POMEROY Wor shp 10 30 a m Cl'lurch School 9 15 am UMYF630pm ROCK SPRING~ Worship 10 a m Church Schoo l 9 a m UMYF6 30pm MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert Bumgarner HEATH Worshtp 10 30 a m Church Sc hool 9 30 a m UMY F7 pm RUTLAND - Worsh p 9 15 a rn Church School 10 a m UMY F 7 p m SALEM CENTI!R Wor sh p 9 a m Church Sc hool 10 am UMYF Thursday 7p m SYRACUSE CLUSTE!: R Rev R•chard E Jarv•s ASBURY Worsh p 11 am Church Schoo l 9 50 am WSCS 1st tuesday FOREST RUN - Worsh p 9 a m Church Sc hool 10 a m WSCS 3rd Wednesday 7 30 pm MINERSVILLE - Warsh p 10 a m Church School 9 a m WSCS Jrd Monday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Church school 9 a m worsh p ser v ce 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev Frank Cheesebrew Rev Larry Poling Rev Howard Shtveley BETHANY IDorcasJ Worsh p 9 30 a m Church Sc hool 10 30 a m CARMEL Worship 11 am 1st and 3rd Sundays Church Schoot 10 a m APPLE GROVE- WorShiP 7 30 p m f rst and lh rd Sun days Church school 9 30 a .n prayer meet no fir st Wednesday 1 30 p m ~AST I 7 JO p m Sund ays ETART Worsh p second and t ou rlh ch ur ch school 9 30 H rot nQ I I 1 ( :\, 11\ 1 II or I HO~f 1 I ll) r H ,... , I I 1.\1 l 111 ttl ill ~~ tool ('"' ry t urrt1y1t 1 n :t twor!ohP <;, r v < I OIIO \o\ !ltl :'II I~ 1> op ' 1' bit d s<u"') on c<H.. t'l lhur..,dil y C!l 1 JO p n at tt e church Ttw t re1ctty Churc.,h GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST P r tnc t nQ 0 a m 1 r st emu sec ond r d1ys o l ear;;h T10 ttl lh rd ' , 1 fourth ~u r day s each u It w or'l t p serv c:e "' 7 JO p W ed esday even1nq s at 1 u Prayer and 81ble Study FIHST SO UTHERN BAP TISl 16:i' Mulberry Ave ron c roy af t haled w th :-,A C the Re\1 Fred H II p<l~tor H er she l McClure Sunda y sc hool ~up! Su nday school 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m Su nday evangel sl c meet ng 7 JO p m Prayer mee-t ng Wednesday 7 JO p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH &APTIST Co r ner Fou r th and Man M ddleport Rev H enry Key J r pastor Sunda y Sc hool 9 30 a n Mr s E r v n Ba umgard ner sup t M orn n g wor Shi P 10 JS a m JEHOVAH S WITNESSES Larry C arnahan pres d ng n n s h'~ r Su nday B1ble lee l u r e 9 30 a m Wat chtower st udy 10 30 am Tu esday B b le study 7 30 p m Thur s day m nt s try school 7 30 p n se rv ce meet ng 6 JO " 1 r ty r AD l t;d 1! ; II ~ POMEolOY OAY ( rtl i ( l( ,, '"l .,,,,, v" LJAI...II~LLS w JJ \< 1... 1 JO 1 n evcrv ' fii<,\J;'Iy MORSE <;h p ::aut an •1 ct:l'/<. it 8ptll CHAPEL Wor 1 l'it Mld Jrd (hv r ch '-.c t 001 10 PORTLAND Wo r sh P 7 JO p m Ch ur ch Sc hool 9 JO a m SU TTON Wor sh P 11 am ? 1(1 and j fh Su ndil ys Church Sc hoo 10 an WESLEYAN I Ra£1nel wor5h p 11 a m Ch ur c h Se t oot 10 a NORTH EAS T CLUS TER R ev Robert Me ece Re\1 St anley Brandum JOPPA Wor sh p 10 am Chu r ch Sc hool 9 am Prayer Meet ng Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Chu r ch sc rv ccs 9 a m Sunday Sc hoo l 9 45 a m Btble Study every Th ursday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL Wor sh p 11 a m Church Sc hool 10 am ALFRED Sunday school 9 15 a m each Sunday preac h ng ar 11 a m each Sunday Prayer meet ng 7 45 p m Wednesday W SCS 8 p m on th rd Tuesday each month REEDSVILLE ...- Sunday school 9 30 prea ch ng 7 JO p m Sunday pray er meeting 7 JO p m Tuesday W SCS 7 30 1 r st Thur sday ea c h month SILVER RIDGE - Worshtp 10 am Chur ch Sc hoo l 9 a n TUPPERS PLAINS WorstJ 1p 9 a m Church Sc 100f 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Freder ck su pt Se rv ce weekly 9 30 a m on Sunday Preach ng f rst and th rd Sundays of month~ by Cl fford Smith 9 30 a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UN ION Darrel Doddr II pa!'.tor Svnday School 9 30 am. Leonard G I more f r st elde r even ng se rv ce 7 30 p n Wednesday prayer mee t ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Rae ne Route 2 The 'Rev Charles ~nd pastor s unday sc hoo l 9 45 a m morn ng wor sh p 11 a m Even ng serv ces Tu esday and F r da v 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST Btble stud y 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p 10 30 am even ng wor sh p 6 30 p m Wednesday 8 b le study 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom StJnday School 10 a m with w Hard P gott su p! Eva ngelist message each Sunda y even ng 7 30 p m b)' Elder Russel Cl ne m n1ster of th e Apostol c Fa th B ble Stud)' Wednesday 7 30 p m STlVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH Sunday sc hoo serv ce 10 a m Prayer mee t ng Th ursday 7 p m Sun day evenlflg serv ce 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Harr sonv lie Road Kenneth Eberts pastor Paul M c Elroy Su nday Schoo l Supt Sunday Schoo l 9 30 am morn ng worsh p and corn mun on 10 30 am Sunday even ng youth Chr stan en d ea ver 6 30 WorshiP ser v ces Sund ay 7 30 p m Wedn esday even ng prayer meehng and B b le study 7 JO p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN P ne Grove the Rev Ar th ur Combs pa s tor Sunday school 9 30 a m chu r ch servrces 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHR 1ST B ble School 9 JO am morn I'J9 worshiP 10 30 ani Sunday even ng Worsh p Serv ce 1 30 p m cho r pra ct ce Su nday and Wed nesday 7 p m prayer meet ng and 8 1ble Study Wednesday 7 JO p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Re\o' Freeland Norr s pastor Sunday school 10 a m Chur ch se rv ce 7 p m Wednesday B ble Study 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn ng Worsh p to JO a m Evemng worsh p 7 30 p m Wednesday M1d Week Se rv ce Sunday School Sl,) penntendent Gerald Wells Pastor Rev Morr s M Wolfe RACINE FIRST bAPTIST Walter P B kacsan pas~or Ronn e Salser S S Sup t Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Mornmg Worsh p 10 45 am Sunday even ng worsh p 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg Btble Study 8 p m I BAPTIST pH. tor \Jnd.fl/ JOI,' llfl> 1t)l9~') y f p I 1tiAb W( f<\h ...rt.Jvtrly dv J o p 1 TUPPENS PLAINS CH~ISTIAN C HURCH E q~-;11(2 U r derwood pa stor t- (IW lrd Cilfd w cll Jr Su nd ly .... ( l l I ':a/1 1 U11 dilY Sch ool <f IV 1 Mt~ r nq se rmon 10 JU ' l;,v nd ay C\o'cn ng 'i£' rll tU 7 p m LE TART FALLS UNITED 6 H ETHRE N R~:! v F r eela nd Norr1 pfl ~ lor Floyd Norn s s 1t u d<~y se t ool 9 ;)0 am 1 orn 1q se rmon 10 30 a m Prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 3U p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY G P Sm1lh pastor Sunday School 10 a Art hu r H enson Sup ! Morn nq Worsh p II am Young Peoples serv ce 7 p m Even1ng serv ce 7 30 p m Wed n esday M1d week. Prayer Se rv t.':e 1 30 p m Youth mee t ng 6 30 p m Evenmg wor sh p 1 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Her ber t Grate pas tor war sh tp se r\1 ce 11 am and 7 30 p n Sunday Su nday School 9 30 am Rt c hard Barton supt Pr aye r meet ng Wed nc sday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Cl fford Sm lh m n1s te r Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m morn ng church 10 30 a m Sunday evenmg serv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday serv ce 8 ., 1 MOR NING ST AR Wor~h p 9 111 1 n Chu rch O:.ch oot 10 JO '" d Wt,>ck '\(' rv Ct' 'I ~ (I c l ~ ..-ch school 9 tl ..., , UNION '\o\,. pm LAUREL CUFF FREE METHODIST Re\o' Robert E BuciUey pa stor Will am B a lev svpf Su nday school 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m evenmg wor sh p 1 JO p m Wednesday Chr st an You lh Cru sa de 6 30 p m prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Thursday cho r pra c t1ce 7 JESUS CHRIST - Located at RUtland on New Lima Road next to Forest Acre Park Rev Ray Rouse pastor Robert Musser Sunday Sc..hool $upt Sun day sc hoot 10 30 a worsh p 7 30 p m B ble study Wed nesday 7 JO p m Saturday n ght prayer service 7 JO p m .m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson pa stor Ray Whaley supt Morn ng wor\h1p 9 30 a m church school 10 30 a m young peoples meet ng 6 30 I ~ " <>0"\ nn worship 7 JO pm l y v., :Jncs da~y 7 30 p 6 30 - a hllle fellow Hollywood Squares 4 Concentration 8 New Treasure Hunt 10 Wall Street Week 20 How Do Your Children Grow 33 8 00 - Washington Week 10 Rev tew 20 S~nford & Son J 4 15 Br-ady BIJJlch 6 13 Calucci s Dept 8 10 Interface 33 8 30 - DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Danny Evans pastor Norman C W II supt Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Wor sh p se rv ce 10 30 a m C hr1 s1 an Endeavor Sun day even ng REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rae ne Road Ra lph Jo hn so n pastor Herbert Wh te Sunday Scho ol D rector Sunday School 9 JO a m Morn ng worsh p 10 JO a m Sunday even ng serv ce 7 p m Wednesday even ng prayer servICes 7 30 o m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Great Bend - Rev Walter P B kacsan pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m worsh •P serv ce Thursday 7 30 p m CARLETON CHURCH ~ K ngsbury Road Sunday Sc hoo 9 JO a m Ralph Carl supt worsh1p serv ce 10 30 am and 7 JO p m alternately Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev Jay St les pa s tor OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Re\o' Carl R chards pastor Mrs Worley Francs Sunday sc hool supt Sunday school 9 45 a m church serv ces second and fourth Svndays follow ng Sunday school f rst and th rd Su nday even ngs 7 30 p m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Obert WyaH pastor Sunday hoot su p! Rona ld Osborn e B ble Sc hool 9 JO a m prea c h ng 10 4S am Even ng serv ces 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST - Ronald Wells pastor Sunday School 9 JO a m Mornmg worsh ip 10 JO am Young Peoples Serv ce 6 45 p m Evangel st c ser v ce 7 30 p m Prayer meet ng Thursday 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev L R Gluesencamp pastor Roger W !fred Sr Sunda)' School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Su nday evenmg worsh p 7 JO Pr ayer meet ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter class leader Youth mee t ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter leader MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Robert Shook pastor Sv nday school 9 30 am Russell Spencer supt worsh p serv ce 10 45 a m even ng worsh p alternatmg w th C E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe lay leader WHITES CHAPEL Coolv lie R D Rev Roy Deeter pa stor Sunday school 9 30 a m worsh p se rv ce 10 30 a m B ble study and prayer se e Wednesday 7 30 p m HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST 1n Chr.shan Un1on The Rev W lllam Campbell pastor Sun day school ""'9 30 am James Hughes st'fpt evening serylce 7 30 p m Wednesday even1ng prayer meet1ng 7 30 R m Youth prayer servrce each Tuesday FAIRVIEW tttBLt: CHURCH Letart W Va Rt 1 Rev George Hoschar ,pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Prayer and Brble study 7 30 p m Cottage Prayer S:e rv ce Tuesday 10 a m Wor.s h p Serv1ce Thursdc:y 7 30 p m \ Sonny 33 11 00 - News Weather Sports6 8 10 13 15 4 3 Janak l 33 11 30 - JohnnyCarson3 415 Jac k Paar Toru1e6 Movtes 8 Mini Skirt Mob A Bluepnnt for Murder Alley 13 I 00 - Midnight Specoal 3 4 News 13 1 lS 2 30 - Movte Otnosaurus• NPw~ 4 10 The Th vnder 10 SATURDAY OCTOBERlO 6 JD-TV Classroom 8 Kentucky Afrefd 13 Fatth for Today 10 7 00--Nelghbors 13 Farm Front 4 Fun for Everyone 6 Treehouse Club 8 10 Farmboak 3 7 15-Woman s Potnt of View 13 7 Jti-Man from COS l 10 Sesame St 20 Gospel 6 AbboH & Costello 8 Banana Splits 3 Dick Van Dyke 4 Mull1gan Stew early Lmpress1o lS They there IS no surer builder of character than rehg.ous fa1th NOW while your ch1ld ts eager to hear and to learn"' bnng 13 8 DO-Jake s Place 6 Lldsvllle 3 4 15 Bugs Bunny 13 Popeye 10 Fllntstones 8 8 3D-Inch High Pnvate Eye 3 4 15 Yog1 s Gang 13 Huck and Yogi 6 Batley Comets a Mister Rogers 20 9 DO-Sesame St 20 Addams Family 3 4 15 Super Frtends 6 and support the Church m IIS great undertakmg IJ Movie 8 10 9 3ti-Emergency 3 4 IS 10 oo-Eiec Co 20 Butch Cass1dy 3 4 15 Lasste s Rescue Rangers 6 13 My Favonte Mart an s 8 10 Football Pont -... 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I I 'IE STINGIEST GREAT·GRANOMAW I EVER KNOWEO u DKMROOE Yesterday's Cryptoquote THE FLAVOR OF FR'X'!1<G BACON BEATS ORANGE BLOSSOMS - E W HOWE qai/E:-1ohe1111 d~aw trumps ~ O HF OX H NMH MROOE FKHW TRK WNRKG R JXFQ - ZHCGBKRKG CRBSDkG ore and two-daamond 36 H1re founded weren t enouf,h~ to lose two c u has 30 Sen•eless - Got SIXPence 35 25 HoratiO 38 k than C u~am fabr1c 1mpunttes II should wm that first spade with the ace cash one trump le7t a diamond to dummy and ru a diamond enter dummy With the kmg of trumps ruff anoth ~~ more 29 Repubhc ~ How could South have made ~ the contract 7 Real easy He ' \ ' ~ ' 28 Smglecelled org-amsm cap1ta l ~ high dtamond • tricks Zeus 26 Re,(uge nver spades and one on a : he sttll b.. d wi(e of wnter wds ) wnter m (Fr ) 24 Stster and stems creato r out 18 Gospel 8 Scnpt 22 Gape 24 1erm of endear 9 Franken 11 Cond1d 15 Cross You r e THE BORN LOSER A-Bid seven spades If your part The Store Wllh A Hearl hay 14 Hoo ra y 15 Dangerous 37 Armcman • one East held back his queen ; ond South was delighted to wm • m dummy He was delighted : for a whde but later on after • he had drawn trumps and Ph 667 3963 RACINE PLANING MILL dell Jl H1t the 1 Jr1sh county 2 Arcadtan 3 AI first GASOLINE ALLEY What do you do now? RACINE FOOD MARKET leave 12 Commedm 1layed from dummy at tr1ck : ! GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN II - 40 Enghsh nver DOWN r ' MIDDLEPORT OHIO Moke~ me~ ck C l a1r de 39 Escorted 36 Russ1an ~ bid beyond game BOWER'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT I0 Henry Vl S •• : Where d1d you d1g up that ' hve heart bid' growled North ~ Are you some sort of nut? I guess I am replied : North Anyone who expects • you to take 12 easy tncks when : you can fand a way to make • 1nly II must be crazy •• After the 10 of spades was "i M&R FOODLINER HENRI ARNOLD oiO"\d BOB LEIE Unscramble these rour Jumbles one letter to each square to form four ord1nary words : spades diScard three clubs on Keepsake Diamond Rings ACRO I Gloat 5 Wron gly 17 DEAR HELEN Last week at the office a guy I m constantly haVIng to brush_ off came up to me and said 905 1 Tell hun 840 1 my girlfnend whiSpered so I did and he left Later she showed, me a JISt of numbers for phrases that you wouldn't say out loud Turns out this guy was makmg an mdecent proposal to me for the lunch hour and my 840 meant 'Go to Hell' ' By this week everybody IS talkmg numbers to each other, and translated fllat means flley're throwmg four letter words aroWid hke ram Outside of flle tune It takes to loop up those numbers on the list this can also cause other problems A few people are takmg fll1~ means to get their hostilities out m the open Maybe It was funny at first but when you see two men hurling numbers at each ' enter dummy with the kmg of K&C JEWELERS by THOMAS JOSEPH ORPHAN ANNIE Opening lead- •4 ~ er diamond GOEGLEIN READY MIX crack wise or you can hang your JOb m your car (But you II havetoadrmt,It IS a clever Idea ) - H DEAR HELEN My husband and I sleep m different rooms because he goes to bed late and I retire early But he likes to use the television as a sleeping pi![ 1 con stantly say to h1m Why don t you turn the set off when you feel drowsy • and he promiSes to, but each mormng I hnd the tube sllll on and he's snoozmg away ThiS wastes money energy and tube life In addition the radiatiOn from a color set e<~n I be good for him allrughtlong But nothlflg I say gets through What would you suggest? - T (V) ED OFF DEAR TO Maybe a remote c011trol switch at your husbaod s pillow would reform hun If not, perliaps you could have an automatic turn-off lJIS!alled - to activate at say, 1 30 a m Of course you c<ruld always set your alarm and turn the TV off yourself - If II really bothers you - H • diScarded two clubs (one on the ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. Boll•• I Hope the Tube Blows Up' 4 Ftlms of the Gatsby Era 33 11 OQ-ABCNews6 13 News8 10 3 4 n North South vulnerable •••r , MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR Counterpotnt Us . • • lh ll1 l1 +KJ54 • MIDDLEPORT OHIO 3 15 '' +9 • Devoted to the Greater Ohto Valley Minnesota Ra1d o JQ-Bob Newhart 8 10 Botl Cosby on Preiud ce 33 WIN AT BRIDGE •• BIG BEND BARGAINS Ph 992 7590 • • •• • •• • THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. CARPET-LAND, INC. Famtly Mrs Charles R Pomeroy MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH Nattonwtde Insuran ce Co of Columbus 0 307 Sprtng Ave Pomeroy 116 W Main • CATALOGUE STORE Let s just suppose, for a moment, that the~onal Football League wanted to play a monstrous hoax on nation s fallS and sent two entirely different teams out to p y a game - such as last Monday mght s clash between the Browns and Dolphins Dressed m Cleveland and M1am1 uniforms these two other teams would put the ngt\t numbers on the uniforms of men who stand out m the fans ' eyes and would go out there and play the whole game mC<Jgmto How many fans would know the difference ' Or more specifically how long would It take the average fan to recogmze flle difference• QUite a while, I would snspect Uljiess flle aruwuncers called flle fans' attention to the trumped-up game But if we assume fllat Frank Gifford and Dandy Don Meredith hoth former pros who would probably nol!ce flle switch unmed1ately, were swo·n to secrecy and If Howard Cosell were to keep hiS mouth shut (a long-Bhot assumptiOn, to be sure), I m sure that millions would watch flle whole game and never suspect anythmg was awry H flle Cmcmnati Bengals, for mstance, were m Ml8llll unlfonns, most of the fans w•uld eventually take note that Isaac Curbs m Bob Warfield s No 42 jersey wasn t qmte as polished m rWinmg his patterns or that Ken Anderson m Bob Gnese s No 12 was less mclmed to scramble out of the pocket on pass plays They'd probably notice that No 39 With Booby Clark m the role of Larry CSonka, had acqurred a very deep suntan eventually Or fllat Garo Yeprem1an the little fieldgoal kicker had g3lned about fiVe mches and fifty pounds with h1s role bemg taken by Horst Muhlmann And there would be some who d detect the difference m runmng styles of Essex Johnson wearmg Mercury Morris No 22 and MorriS himself But millions, watchmg theU" heroes hidden by masks helmets and pads, probably would never know Which brmgs me to my pomt ProfesslonBI football has become dull It IS ritualized and stylized like a Japanese sumo wrestling match or a Catholic Mass before flley let down the barriers The 26 teams use the same general fonnat10ns the same over-aU tactics the same siZe personnel at the same pos11Ions (with a few exceptions) and the same dreary unifonn responses m Idenllcal situations aU aroWid the league To be sure there are mdlVldual exceptiOns Buffalo will run the mcomparable 0 J Sunpson as much as posSible, and teams like Chicago and Detroit will cut their quarterbacks Bobby Douglas and Greg Landry loose en rurmmg plays more than Washmgton or Kansas City But the days of umovation exciting unproVISal!on and Widly unprobable plays are g011e Fat sleek and prosperous beyond behef the NFL has beC<Jme a gang of ultra-<:onservatives -and often a crashing bore I used to delight m watching high school football on Friday rughts because the kids are always exciting and tllen skip the colleges on Saturdays m many cases, wa1tmg to see the pros show how 11 really should be done on Sundays Now I watch the college kids, because at least they are willing to try a few thmgs fllat are different and exciting But flle pros are Dullsville and if II weren t for the repartee of Frank Don and Howard I probably wouldn t watch at all 11 15- Movle 11 Jo-Movtes • RUTLAND 773 Sl33 15 Rlb6 13 TheShapeofThmgs8 10 9 30 - Brian Ketth 3 4 15 10 00 - Love American Style 6 13 News 20 Dea11_ Martrn 3 4 lS Washington Week in Re\flew 33 CBS Reports 8 10 10 30 - Wall Street Week 33 education tn 1mplanung h1m to church Harvest Festival 9 00 - Masferptece Theater 33 Needles and P ns 3 4 Adam s W1se parents take advantage or the Church s program of re· know Roll Out ! 8 10 Hospital 20 actto ns and w ords those Odd Couple 13 G rl with Sorneth ng Edra 3 4 Ozl!e s Girls 6 Most ch1ldren are eager to hs ten hungry to learn That 1s why the early years are so tmpor lant m the moldmg or a chtld s char~u: ter The thrngs he hears whether n ght ~ wrong make a deep tmpre ss10n on hts mtnd They a re soon reflected tn hts hg1ous NewsJ .4 6 8 IO 15 Hogans.Heroes lJ Helen Help BY PAUL CRABTREE Adlerian 1 00 - TruthorConseq 3 6 BeattheCiock4 N ews tO What s My Linea Wlfd Kmgdom 13 Elec Co 20 I Spy 15 Course of Our Times JJ 1 30 - SeattheCiock 13 PorterWagoner3 ToTelltheTruth6 n your home wh o ts all ears • tn ;.mother sense a youngster wh o takes tn everythmg, that s sa1d mcludmg some thmgs he JSn t meant 19 _Eear ce OF IS News 3 4 8 10 IJ 13 6 ~same St 20 Counselmg Technrqves JJ 6 00 - other and about ready to throw hts sornethmg s got I<> g.ve Especially wh en s<:meooe told the hoss to 1132 yesterday tHe didn't lmow What It meant, luCkily ) How do you stop ot when playmg the numbers gets out rl hand (or out of mouth )' - OFFICE GIRL DEAR OG How about suggesting to your boss that he put a big notice on the bulletin board 825 or 816 whioh, cleaned up means ' Doo t I & THINGS FRID .. Y OCT It 1973 pm HUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST - Ke th W se pastor LJANVILLE WESLEYAN Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m V H Rev Lelon Glasure pastor Braley supt worsh p ser" ce Sunday school 9 JO a m and c ommun1on 10 30 am youth and jun or youth serv ce evenmg ser\o' ce 7 -30 p m 6 45 p m even ng worshrp Wednesday B ble study 7 30 7 30 p m prayer antj prase p m Regular board meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m th rd Sat urday ea ch month 7 30 p m _ SILVER RUN FREE RUTLANu COMMUNITY BAPTIST - Sunday School 10 CHURCH - Sunllay School a m Henry Dav1s sup t 9 30 a rn Worsh p servtce 11 even ng serv ce 7 30 p m a m Wednesday prayer Prayer meet ng Thursday meettng 7 30 p m Sunday 7 30 p m ntght worsh p ~ 30 p m ~nESTER CHURCH OF RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Rev James Sat THE NAZARENE Rev t erf eld pastor Sunday school Lloyd D Gr mm Jr pastor 9 JO a m worsh1p serv ce 11 Sunday School ~ JO a m a m evenrng serv ce 7 Morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m praye r serv 1c e and youth Youn~ people s serv ce 6 45 <;er v ce Wednesday 7 p m p m Evangel st c serv ce LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 7 30 p m Wednesday even rrg CHURCH - Robert E Musser se r\llce 7 30 p m pastor Sunday School 9 30 MASON COUNTY a m Robert Bobo .. upt THE HILAND CHAPEL morn ng worsh p 10 30 George Casto pastor Sunday Sunday e \o'enmg serv ce 7 30 Sc hool 9 30 even ng worsh p M d w ee k ser\o' ce Wednesday 7 30 Thursday even ng prayer 7 JO p m serv ce 1 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF MASON FIRST BAPTI\ST THE NAZAR~NE - Rev M Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan C Lar tnore pastor Bob Cra 9 pastor Sun day school Moore Sunday Sc hool Supt 9 45 a m worShiP serv 11 Sunday Schoo l classes for all a m trammg un on 6 30 ages 9 30 a m morn ng p m even ng worsh p serviCe worsh p 10 45 NYP S Sunday 7 30 p m Mtd week prayer 6 30 p m evange l stic serv ce ser\o'lce Wednesday 7 30 p m Sunday 7 30 p m M id week ~As oN cHuRCH oF prayer meet ng Wednesday CHRIST P 0 Box 467 M ller 7 30 p m M ss onary meet ng Sl Mason W Va Su nday sec ond W ednesday 7 30 p m B ble Study 10 am Worsh p U~ITED FAITH NON 11 a m and 7 p m B ble Study DENOMINATIONAL .....,.. Rev Wednesday 7 p m Vocal Robert Sm th pastor SundaY mus c school 9 30 a m class leader FIRST SOUTHERN BAP Leo H II worsh p serv 1ce Tl ST - Corner of Second and 10 30 a m chur ch 7 30 p m Mason Pastor EDEN UNITED Anderson Walter Cloud Sunday school &k.:THREN IN CHRIST worshtp service 11 Eldon R Blake pastor Sunday 9 45 am and 7 30 p rn weekly Sc hool 10 a m Wtnnle a m Bible study Wednesday 7 30 Ho s nger Supt Morn1f'19 pm se rnon 11 am Evening MASON ASSEMBLY OF ser vrce Chr stan Endeavor GOO - Second St Mason W 7 30 p m Mrs L yda Va Chester Tenr'!ar'lf pastor Che\o'al er pres dent Song Sunday school 10 a m serv ce and sermon 8 2l. M d mornmg worshtp 11 am Week prayer meet ng Wed evangelist c serv1ce 7 30 p m nesday 7 30 p m Mrs Mane B ble study and prayer serv ce HOts nger class leader Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone CHURCH Television Log You ca nt help lo~mg thts httle pup Maybe 1l s because he seems so out of propothon If he someh ow were able to flap those ears he m1ght fly away Perhops there ;;:-::::;:;:-:;:;:·:;:;:;: ;.;.:-:-:,:-··:·: ·-: .-:-··,-' ...·.... '·-:< - "-.1/ ----- �8- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Oct. 19, 1973 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! I~ FORMATION DEADLINES S P M , Day Before Pvbllc at ron Monday De-a dime 9 a m Cance llation - Correct will be accepted unt il 9 a m to Oar of Pubi Jcat ron ftEGULATIONS 5 The P ubl isher reserves the right to edrt or rejec t anv ads de-emed Objecttonal The Publisher w ill not be respon For Sale or Trade ? QOW s 1 vropt•IIC'd c orn p•clo.er to r .,;ale or trad(' tor IIV(>SIOCII. H A Cole . lvPPI'r S Pta•ns Call 667 J-t05 10 II llC MA J(H Cor!"\ liONOA 160 Orc~n t, yl'ry Ill(£' o;ha p t' To sec c a ll VJ.V WIJ Hollo w Cun CluQ , IUrl' r.r,.-,, 10 18 71(. r1qhl atter MileS Ccme t er v. lo1 uti and Factory ChOkf..•d WEEK OLD German 91.ms 01\ly Sunday . Oct 11 I o ~he.pherd PUPP•e S. \ IS 00 Call pm 9YJ ~.it. 10 18 lie 10 18 ~ · c A R G E R ewara tor a brown and wh ite Enol•sh Po inter Lost Darw.n are.1 Call 696 1005 t 10 18 ?t c "" f /, I G ------- ---· - - --------------- ------------ - --- ------.-L--- In Memory --------------- ~ WOOD TRUSSES Built to Your 'Specs. Delivered lo Job Site EX Radla .. --------------- Employment Wanted Mobile Homes For Sale l Wanted To Buy MILLER MOBILE HOMES Real Estate For Sale ___________ -------------- __ ______ ______ _ AJj;·ed Social :Votes Ph. 742-6273 Stop ln and See OL . Floor Disp!ay. For Rent --------- --------------- GREAT COUNTRY STEREO 92.1 WMPO-FM Mtckl~port . Pomeray · spent the weekend with Mrs . Helen Williams m Pomeroy. On Saturday they attended "The Farm Festival " at the " Bob Evans Farms" near Gallipolis. On Sunday they attended Mrs . Williams ' church m' Pomeroy . Mrs . Bertha Wright of Zanesville, 0 ., s pent the weekend w1th her siSter Thelma Henderson and fam1ly' and attenMd church ~he re Sunday mornmg --------------- Auto Sales $8900 00 YOUR PROPERTY LISTING COULD BE IN THIS SPACE . NOW IS THE TIME TO ACT AND PUT YOUR MONEY IN A SAFE PLACE LAND IS 1965 RAMBLER American , IN(REASING IN perfect cond •t ton . On ly 38 ,000 O LD fash ioned sate tor d1shes , 1 STILL gas range , 1 washer , 1 cup m ties S.3SO Phone 992 5082 PRICE . WE HAVE SOME bo&rd , 1 old stand. 1 be 1ge 10 18 61c couch , 1 sw .v e l TV table, GOOD BUYS. 1968 'cAMARO .SS 350 4 Spt:r.; , rea sonab l y pn ce d Call 98 5 4207 anyt 1me 10 18J tc ---~ --------- --------------1970 FO RO Custom 500 4 dr auto 'ihlf t. 390 v a, 1'./t:'w ' t~res, tlaHerv and mu ffl e-r l:l',)ra · "f'" l itnd 2 studded snow All e~tra good con d• •on . i99 5 Phon e New Haven , 304 881 2802 . ·1 1017 31p ''IPS I • 1973 EIGHT TRACK sfereo console Due to damage in shi pment will sell tor small balance ot S.99 or payments of $6 99 a m'Onlh Call 992 5331 10-14 7tc cha•r w•th wooden arms . upho l stNed cha1r, 9 x lt rug, ' old ~runk , JO galiOn ho t wate r tank. , I commode. 1 lavatory, small gas heater , drapes , ru gs , qu111s, cushions. bed '5prea d s and othe r art ic les . Ph 992 1740 10 14 ,~, t I I I I "J I T I ,-, I r I I' I i ·l.'flON h ,, :·.r ·•1:11 992-Jb l s .... - 73 Olds Toronado, V-roof, power, air----'5500 71 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air. ___ '4500 S2295 4-wheel drive. V-8, locking front bubs, automatic transmission , power st eering & brakes, radio , good t~res , vehicle of many uses, custom tnm, whtte top over blue . A sharp 1 owner trade. 1969 Mercury Marquis. 4 dr . wagon , fully ' $1695 e quipped . ,..., . . we run averv Simple business" 72 Chev. Caprice Cpe., v-roof, atr.____ '3295 71 Dodge Pol. 500 H.T. Sed., V-roof, air '2295 70 Olds 98 lux. Sed., full pow., air, v-roof '2695 70 Olds 9~ Hoi. Sed., power, air ------'2495 Ali g nm e nt 11 Must Be R1qht or we Will M <lk e 1t R1ght . lighment a1 10 Darly , 8 12 Sat Rawling s Son s SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 69 Mercury Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto.-- '1095 69 Chevelle H.T. Sed., V-8 auto., P.S. ---- '995 69 Chev. Impala H.T. Cpe.. --------'1095 68 Olds 98 H.T. Sed., V-roof, air ·-----'1195 1969 Dodge Monaco. 4 dr . H. T., factory air, P. S., P. B. $1195 14 Middleport, 0 2101 DOZER and back hoe work , ponds and sept1c tanks , d1t ch .ng serv.ce , top soil , fill dlfl. !•mes t one , B&K Escavat 1ng Phone ~92 5367 or 992 386 1 9-1 tfc REAOY "MlX CO N CRETE del1vered rig ht to vour pro1ect Fast and easy Free est.ma t es Ph one 992 3284' Goeg tem Ready M 1x Co , Middleport. Oh10 6-30 -ttc -'--------------- SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASO NABLE rates Ph 446 4782 , Galllpot•s. ,John Russell, Own er and Opera tor · 5 12 tt c C BRADFORD , Auctioneer Complete Se rv iCe Phon e 949 -382 1 Ra c1 ne , Oh10 Cntt Brad fo r d 5 1-tfc E XCAVATI N G, dozer , loader and backhoe work. , sep flc tanks mstalled , dump t rucks and lo -boys tor h i re , will hau l till d ir t , top soil, limestone and grav eL Call Bob or Roge r Jeffers , da y phone 99 2 7089 , n1Q hf phone 99 2-3525 or 99 2 5232 2\ 1 1fc Real Estate For Sale J! } ACRE lo t s, Darw1n area Tuppers P la ms water Co ntact Hershel McClure, Da 1ry Isle, unltl 3 p m 991 52 48 , aft er 3 - 992 3.436 10 14 121c 6 ROOMS and bath , •n town , 511 ,000 Call 992 3975 or 992 2571. 2 BED ROOM house, 3 years old , car p et1 ng , b1g k 1t chen Wllh lois of ca b i n ~t s , 1h acre of groun d, Ra Ci ne. Oh10 Call 949 4998 91 2tfc FO R F REE est•mates on alumtnum sld 1ng Storm D oo r s and Windows , Car ports, Marquee s and Ralltng , Phone Char l es LiSle , Sy ra c use . Oh 10 Carl Jacob Sales Representative v. v Johnson and Son , Inc. 6-22 1fc MIDDLEPORT - A niCe building lot or a mobile hom e site. 70x90 feet . Lots of trees in good· neighborhood . All utilitie s near . JUST $2,000.00 POMEROY - 3 bedrooms . Carpeted bath . D i ning room . Ut11ity space Gas furna ce. Hardwood floors Part basement. Porch Storm doors & w1ndows $11 ,500 .00. SYRACUSE - Like new. 4 bedrooms . · Bafh . Nice kitchen Full bas~ment with rec . room . Siding is alum and stone. Large 2 car garage. Cookouf is screened and roofed. Utility room. Gas F .A . heaf. Water so f· teners . Large level lot . Society News O ' DELL WHEEL A l rgninenf located at Cross roads , Rt 124, now back to work Com p l ete front end se rv. 1ce, tune up and b rak e service Wh ee ls bal!3nced electron ic a lly All work g uaranteed . R eason able rates Phone 742 3232 . 2 18-tfc RON SHEPARD , Floor , Wall Remodel.ng , Ceramic tile baths Box 280 , Rutland 742 3664 6 26 -tfc WILL tr•m or cut tr ees shrubbery Also , clean basements , a tt ics. etc . 949 3221 o r 742 44.<11 I 0-10 Larry's of Pomeroy .. JOtc ------------~'-'- AUTOMOE!ILE insuran ce been c ancelled ? Los1 your operator 's license Cal l 992 1 7428 6 15 ttc DEAD S10CK. - Will rP.m tw a at a reasonable c harqe Ca ll 245 ·5514 8 2J -90tc MOBILE home repalf, Elec"'.:' tncal Plumbmg and heating Phone 992 5858 7 15 lfc SEWING MACHINE S Rep CIIr serv iCe, all makes 992 -2284 The Fabrtc Shop , Pbmeroy Authorized Singer Sa les and Se rv• ce We Sha rpen Scissors 3 29 -tfc •SE PTI C TANKS A,ROBIC SE WAGE SYS TEMS CLEANED , REPAIRED . MILLER SA NITATION, ST EWA RT , OHIO PH 662 · 3035 oPEN___ Roger Hysell 1s Garage nea r Cr oss road s on Sf Rt \24 , all mechani ca l work •nc!u dmg automatiC transm 1SS1 ons Monday Frtday , B 30 am ttl I 5 p m Saturday ~ 8 30 to 12 noon Un less by a ppt Phon e 992 5682 or 992 7121. 9-16 30tc yoUr- n ew h o~e~7"o~t ac t Roush Construction, Syracuse , Ohio Phone 992 Fo R- 5039 14' X 70'-12' X 50' 12' X 6~'-14' X 64' We Feature Some of the Finest: *CROYDON *PARKWOOD *FLEETWOOD *KIRKWOOD *CAMERON LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES Frank Next Door to the " Jones BOys" OPEN Monday.fridi!Y !1-3 Sat. 9-6, Sun. 1-6 10 17 14tC ~==--==============-...:.-~-'---''- years old , 3 bedrooms wlarge closets. Large kitchen and dining area , lots of cabinets and range. Utility 112 acre . room . Carpeted Carport . In new add1t1on V. Cleland Associates 992-2259 If no _a!]swer 992 -2568 Gheen, Sales Mgr. Ph: 992-7777 POMEROY, OHIO TUPPERS PLAINS - Jusl3 Leona 11 Drive a Little & Save a Lot! 4 JUST $11,000.00. WE HAVE MANY OTHER PROPERTIES TO CHOOse · FROM. NEW LISTINGS EACH WEEK . HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER Kalhleen M . Cleland . "UNDER SELL and out Call ....... -.:::_ Tupper!; Plains - -.:t~ . . H ., I .. Maylag Halo of Heat " Dryers ..ivrround , clothes w i th gentle , even ~eat No htlt spots, no overdrylng. Fine Mesh lint Filter , We Speclalltt In , , MAY.TAG :RUTLAND ., 741-4211 FURNITU_RE ·.R~~~~:el Arnold Grate. ·I Big Capacity • Maytag Automatics 2 speed operaftjon .• 1 Qlolce · of water t~mps A'uto . water level , ! control Lint Fitter or Power Fin Ag lte~tor . Perm a - Press By Mrs. Evelyn Brlckles Mr. ami Mrs. Nelson Lyttle of Bethesda, Maryland spent a couple of days here wtth Mrs. Bessie Webster. Miss Judy Perry of Parkersburg also ' ~ sp ent the weekend with her aunt, Bessie Webster. Mr. and Mrs, Ted carson spe nt several days with relatives and friends at Cincmnati. Mr. and Mrs Oscar Babcock Babcock and Josephtne rece ivM word that their cousm, Mrs Ernaline Gorrell of Waverly, Ohio had passed ' away with a heart attack in the hospital at Marietta . Mr . and Mrs . Wayne Brickles spent Sunday with her brother, Charles Spencer of Belpre. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Howard of Dayton, 0 . spent the weekend here with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Walker and they all attended the Farm Festival at Bob Evans farm Sunday. Mrs. Mary Goebel spent a recent evening with Mrs. Neisel Weatherman. Mrs. Edna Beahrs of Mount Herman will agam be working for Mrs. Weatherman this winter. Mrs. Ethel Bush of Pomeroy called on Mrs, Lola Griffin Monday. Mr. and Mrs. James Watson moved from the horne of his -grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fon Halsey, to Belpre. Mrs. Lula Matlack of California spent last week visiting Mr. and Mrs, John Arbaugh then on Sunday Mr. Arbaugh took Mrs. Arbaugh, and Mrs. Matlack to Cglumbus where they visited relatives then Mrs. Matlack took a plane on Tuesday back to her home in california. Mr. and Mrs. George Francisco of Galion, 0. spent a few days here with Mrs. Effie Watson. Jack Torrence and son, Gary, of Nampa, Idaho is spending a few weeks here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Torrence. While they were here, a family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. carl Morris and family _of Racine Route. They are the daughters of Mr. and ' Mrs. Roland Torrence and their other children present were Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Torrence and family, Mr, and . Mrs. Paul Torrence and family, Mr. and Mrs, Ronnie Myers and family of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Torrence, Mr. and Mrs. !)(ln Guthrie and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy caldweU and family of Tuppers Plains, Mr. and Mrs, David Shuler and daughter, Heather, ·and Mrs. Sally Alllson of Racine Social Events .' - · · · · ...... 0 Simpson ~ • • • • "'. 0 . . . . . . . . . 4. _ , . _ - ...... 66 Buick 4.Door, V-8, auto. ·-------- '395 - - - 1974 CADILLAC AND RIGGS USED CARS Located On St. Rt . 7 985-4100 OLDSMOBILE NOW ON DISPLA 'I Racine, and Miss Carylyn Morris of Columbus, and Mattie Allison of Zanesville. BEFORE WINTER ARRIVES 12x60 2 BEDROOMS ' 12.x 65 3 BJDROOMS Chester. 0. (TOTAL ELECTRIC) A Few Mrs. Isabel Simpson visited at Enon, Ohio with Mr. and Mrs. Larry , Mccartney and family and their guest, Mrs. Myrtle Valley of Rose City, Mich., who accompanied . them horne and spent a week w1th Mrs. Grella Simpson and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swift of Colwnbus spent Sunday with Mrs. Swift's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Baker and daughter of Columbus spent the ~eekend with her mother, Mrs. Anna Wines and were dinner guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Cleland. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Miller of Kenton attended the funeral of .. LET US INSTALL ·YOURS ' who is a medical patient m Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mr. Melvin Riffle of Colwnbus came to accompany Mr. and Mrs. Roy Riffle on a weekend !rip to Lexington, Ky. and other points of interest. Mrs. Joe Cross of Sarasota Florida and Mrs . WilliaU: Harbarger of Logan · called on Mr. and Mrs. Charley Mallory and other friends on Monday. Mrs. Clara Martin and son, Robert, of Huntington Beach . ' Callfornta are visiting her daughter, Mrs. Betty Christopherson. Mrs. Grella Sin'fpson and Homes Announce "CASTLE" 65 Olds 88 HJ. Cpe., low miles------- 1395 See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel By Mn, Francis Morris Mrs . M~rian Knlghtstep of Colwnbus spent the weekend here to visit her mother, Mrs Lavinia K.ing~bury 66 Cadillac H.T. Sed., power, air------- 1695 1965 Buick Electra 4 Dr. 1965 Plymouth Fury 111, 4 dr. H.T. 1964 Dodge Polara. 4 dr. H.T. ------- -------- We Want Tu 11'1ilke Yuu Hi1ppy 67 Olds 98 Town Sed., power & air.. ---~795 3-•195 SPECIALS McCOY ' S AUCtiON SE-RviCE, For a r ea l auc t•on , ca ll the " real McCoy ," I 0 " Mac " M cCoy, Cheste r , Oh10 10 3 ft c ELNA and Wh i t e Sew1nQ Ma ch ines Se rv ic e ori all makes Reasonab1e rates . The sew1ng Ce nter, Mid dl epo rt. Oh10 l1 161fc $295 1965 Olds Delta 88, 2 dr . H. T. HARRISON'S TV service and ser vi ce ca ll s Phone 992 ·2522 2·9-tfc >VO E. MaiO St. , Pomeroy, \Jnto 68 Chev. Imp. H.T. Cpe., V8 auto., P.S. -- 11095 Monday thru Saturday 606 E Mam , Pomeroy , 0 . 992 -3954 or 992 -7349 New 1973 Olds hiS uncle at Gallipolis and visited briefly here with her Remaining parents, ~- and Mrs. George Neigler and her grandmother, Mrs, Frankte Neigler, Mr. and Mrs. Rob Palmer on leave from his base m North Carolina, vistted her parents, Mr. and Mrs . George Neigler and his parents at Fairmont • W. Va. " You'll Like Our Quality Way Mr and Mrs . Lee Clark and of Doing Business" family of Cheshire and a group Of young people of the band of 992-5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY Kyger Creek · ijigh School Open Evenings Unti 16: 0()-Til 5 p.m. Sat. (former parishioners of Rev. I and ' Mrs. Frank Cheese brew) visited after the parade for the homecoming game with the Cheese brews. Mmford visited Rev. a~d Mrs. tended the Hymn sing at Sutton Mr. Donald E . Bennett of Frank Cheesebrew and at- Church Sunday. At Reduced Price I Karr & VanZandt If you are a young couple or a senior c1tizen that needs a hom e, ca ll 992 -6256 NOW. Our prices a re low and we install and service. When we say service, WE MEAN SERVICE. Low overhead bri ngs you lower prices. See us and save dollars . KINGSBURY HOMES SALES & SERVICE Ask us about Underskirting lor your mobile · home. Lowest prices. ' HRS: 2-7 WEEKDAYS 9-7 SATURDAYS OR BY APPT. Located 200 Yds . West Junction 33 and Kingsbury Rd County Rd. 18, Pomeroy , 0 . PH. 992-6256. ., ·' " Reprinted Today To Correct Reprinted Today Prices Listed .Prices Listed In Items Below In Items Below ' ' ·' To Correct ! ••••••••••••• •••••••••••• 4 Pine Sol-15oz. Reg. 69c Only 49c Filler Paper-300ct. Reg. 99c- 59c Breath ofSpring Air Freshener-7 oz. Reg. 49c-33c ., .••••••••••••• ............ " PHII.:LIPS MILKI OF MAGNESIA Regular or Mint 12 oz. 51.05 Value SCHICK Super Size SUPER CHROMIUM SCOPE ' L: - - . ~ $2.05 Value JOO's $2.79 Value BABY P.OWDER 4 ~ Mouthwash BAYER ASPIRIN Johnson's Blades with Free Razor 89c Value 14 oz. $1.29 Value Jergen' s EXTRA DRY LOTION 9 oz. $1.39 Value Rutland ~--~----~~~~~-.~~~~ • •' "' 68 VW Square Back------------ '795 Pomeroy Open 8 Til5 ------- ------- - Open Eves. TillS Pomeroy Home & Auto EX CAV A Tl N G- Ooz" e"',C' s=i , large and small , Backhoes l!nd loaders on tra ck and t1res , Dump truck Lo bov ser vice Sept• c· tank s •nstalli!d . Georg e !Bill) Pull ins, phone 992 2478 or 99 2-7402 2 9 ttc -· -· 992-2126 , - GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 JOHN TUCKER Rt 4, Pom e roy , 0 . t) ~rl dtllQ "Your Chevy Dealer" On Most Amencan Car$ HOUR SERVICE MODERN SANITATION • • <.! . H 99~ •5.55 ,. .." TS 68 Pontiac Con., V-8 auto., P.S. ______11095 1968 Mercury Mont ego MX, 4 dr. sedan , that runs the best. Hurry on this one. ONLY$595 POMEROY MOTOR CO. ' 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 dr. H.T., v-roof, air·-· '1295 BUY OF THE WEEK' EXPERT Wheel Alignment SEE US AT . • • 70 Camaro H.T. Coupe, vinyl roof. __ --- '1995 69 Cadillac Fltwd. Brougham Sedan---- '1795 1969 Mercury Marquis. 4 dr. H.T .• lac. air , $1195 P. S., P. B. WE SELL & SERVICE CHEVROLET CARS & TRUCKS. he . es 72 Pontiac Catalina 4-Dr., power, air ---'3695 1969 Mercury Montego, 4 dr . wagon, factory air , P.S., P. B. $1395 . nd '12 Ford Torino H.T. Coupe --------·'2695 1970 Chrysler New Yorker , 2 dr . H. T. , green with green vinyl top, fully equipped . $1895 $2895 • 000 Its, er' !re. lly lth 70 Cadillac Eldoradc Cpe., power, a1r --- '3800 $1795 • 1970 Pontiac Le Mans. 4 dr . H. T. , factory air. P.S., P.B. $1495 " MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Phone 992-2550 -... 68 Olds Cut. H.T. Sed., V-8, auto., P.S. __ .'l195 Spec1alist Whe,e l Henry E. Cleland Jr. q<n.JJ2.:. o• 1972 Vega, 2 dr .• 4-spl ROOFING CO. PHONE 992-6675 •• WASHER & DRYER s2895 1971 CHEVROLET BLAZER All WEATHER ... is a im- 1970 Ford Thund erbird, blue with blue vinyl top, fully equipped. $2295 ~ardtop seda n, local low mileage, 1-owner new car tradem. V-8, au tomat1c, power steering power bra" like ne h te 11 r ' ... es , ra d'10, . . w w 1 ·'!'a tres, many other luxury items Bla ck fm1sh . black vmyl top and Specifications USED CARS 1970 Ford Thunderbird, maroon with light v~nyl roof. fully equipped ' including factory a1r , tape player . $2295 s 1972 CHEVROLET CAPRICE OFfiCE SUPPLIES We llesign ancl Build To Your ' _...... _ ----... 1972 Pontiac Catalina,4dr ., P.S., P.B. '2295 Jntenor. ROOFING , FUR· CLEANING NACE AND REPAIR AND PLUMbiNG. GENERAL CONTRACTING TEAFORD ______________ 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy FURNITURE •• , ... ............... 1 owner , 12, 900 miles . Real economy with stand tfans 6 cyl. ~ngme, tires show little wear, green finish. spott~'s For Free Estimate D. L. MOORE & SONS 1964 INTERNATIONAL 6 cyl. 1972 NOVA 2 DOOR SMITH NELSON fe'OTORS. INC. Pomeroy • 1973 Ch~v. Heavy Duty '12 Ton, auto., P. S.• P. B. SPECIAL! S2795 1 1961 Ford 12 Ton . flat bed . $395 '395.00 Roofing, Spouting, Porch Repair. Complete Home Remodeling . Ph -'992 -2114 ...•• TO AT RIGGS USED CAR LOT 8'..P.ickup. Good tires, solid cab & motor ' radio. From the laroe st Truck 0' Bu lldozer Rad1ator to Ihe !:lma nest Heater Lore . Na than B1ggs Rad1ator Spec1ahst Help Wanted -- ------- - - ---- H eaftng .- Air' Cond. Refrigeration . Plumbing Electncal Apphances - Auto Air' Cond. . Residential ot Commefcial . POMEROY HOME & AUTO CONSTRUCTION Uke New Used Cars At Auction Prices ! NOW'S THE Jl TRUCKS 215 N. Second Phone 992 -3509 24 Hour Ser\ ice All work guaranteed. PRICE Mobile 1-lomes For Sale - -------------- Bra dbury t;OM I'LETE INTERIOR REI. AIR ' - ------------Your Right to Know Co. Road 5 MATERIALS CO. 773 SSS4 M.uon, w. va . Pels For Sale PUBLIC NOTJCE:. TRIM ~ . 992-2839 AUTO HOGG & ZUSPAN --------------- --------- -- ---- WEEKEND SPECIALS p AND J HOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR RUSSELL'S PRE FABRICATED Vacuum (ll'<JnN<; com olete with at la Lhll ! tl!l~ . (.O rdwtnd(!r and p~mt Spray Used bul 1n l1k.e new cond1110n Pay ~34 AS cash or budget plat"\ available Phon e 992 298 4 10 17 61C YARD Sate. Notice ASK US ABOUT f I ~C.l R6LUX 4 lamil1es o tt new CHE RRY lloolo.. ca~e 11cdS , Rl 1 on un.on A\lenuc. Thurc; Maytilg wr tng er wa sher 19;9 correct msert ion . day through Sa turday Chevy stat Jon w <"lgon , 6 cyl · RATES 10 17 J l ( Phone 74? S~ 13 For W-ant Ad service 10 18 31c 5 cents J?er Word one Jnsert 1on YARD SALE Satu rday . Oct 70 C UB cade t 10 h p wlfh M •n•m'l'm Charge Sl.OO and Sun day. Oct 71, fro m 10 SATURDAY , Oc t 70,9& m l OB cutllvators , S400 , Fuel oil l-i cents per word three a m . t tll 6 p m To se tll e es tal e spa ce she ater w1th !her p . m o11ty Tru<kload Sale, all consecutive insert tons Complc l e household fur mostal. $125 1949 Chevrolet , YARD SALE . J11 miles ht>!O w fa c tory seconds LtvJn g room 26 ~ents per word srx con ntture, l ools , 196 1 Dodge 1• 1 runs good, Sl50 31 7 f110nth Fr1 day and M td d lepo rt . su1tes, come see Come Save secvt•ve insertions ton truc k , Remmgton 12 R 1tte . Hols te •n cal f, \ 175 Call 949 Saturdav Stamps, old botlles , up to so pet Also. blanke*s 2S Per c;ent D iscount on pa rd Model .:11 . m1sc rtem s Frank 37 46 a ti er 6 p m Avon bottles , sfarts 9· JO a . m <:. .11e •S Sa t u rday onlY 9 a m ads l!lnd ads pa rd w 1thm 10 Roush restd~nce, Rl 1, 1dl4p. m 10 17 51C to 8 p m All sates Cash & days. M.nersvlfle 10 18 7tp Carry rr ee Co ke Pomeroy CARD OF THANKS 10 17 3fp Recov ery , 622 E Ma in Str eet. 197 31 H O N QA J50 f ully equtp p ed & OBITUARY SBOO Phone 992 5792 BOB KESSINGER Wil l be t he Pom e rov . Phon e 091 755 4 52 00 for 50 WQrd min 10 17 5fc 10 18 2tc speaker •n a ser ies of Gospel SWEEPER Pepa~rs , Part s. !mum Each add itiona l wor d Sup pt 1es . O •scount prt c es on Meetmgs . Oct '12 thru Oc t Jc . I Ge nera l mer c hana . se thru 28th at th e Mason Church of U PH OLStER vo ur own fur 8LIND AOS EXCELSIOR Sa lt Works , E our c atalog department Ch nst , M1ll er Street. Ma son, n. tur e We ha...e all th e sup Additronal 2Sc Charge per Ma•n St , Pom eroy A ll kmd s Phone J67 7736 Da vis w Va Ser ... •ces n1gh tl y at 7 p l1es y.ou w il t need Advert1sem en t of salt water pellets , water Vacuum Cleaner Store , 10 There w tll b~ an afternoon Upholstery Fabncs. a very OFFICE HOURS nugge1s , blo c k sa lt and own am 5 p m Add1son . Oh10 smg Sun day , Oc tober 28 th at large se lecllon of nylons , 8 . 30 am to 5 00 p m Oa 1ty , Ohfo Rtver Salt Phone 992 9 23 301C '1 JO Pu bliC •nv•led velvets , H er cu lon , v1nyls - •n i . 30 am to 12 00 Noon . 3891 10 18 8t c ------ - ---~--colton pr tnt s, a lso i-e-mnant s saturday 6 5 tt c --------:;------- F LEA market at Add JS On . oam for cuShio n s and YARD SALE , Friday and eve ry Sunday , 9 am Ill! ' adding Burlap , den1ms , Sa turday fr om 9 a m t ill 3 p Dealers w elcome P & J . GROCERY busines~ for sa •-.!' mbnc , loam glue . ztppers , Bu1ldmg tor sate or lease m 297 M ill Street. M 1d spr1ngs and clt ps , chtpboard s, PhOn e 992 -3509 Phone 773 5618 from 8 :JO p m IN LOVING memory o f our dleport L ots of children's 10-16 4tc leg s, se w•n 9.' thread, dacron , to 10 p m for appOintment hu sb and , father , and grand cl oth1ng tac k s, w ebt:lmg , welt cord , 3 20 tfc pa , Homer M Braley who one 10 18 2tp• FA BR t C Inn , Polyester bed co tton , sw1vel ba ses, and all year ago , Oct 18 , passed sp r ead s, 2 dresser covers . --------~- ----other su ppltes you will need away We cou ldn ' t say Happ y HIGH SC HOO L Students l•ntless Se t S25 , 1dca1 Chnsl LOTS of chrysanthemum s for New furn 1tur e at tow , to w B irthday this Oct 14 to h •m Europe 16 dav s See London , mas 9 •ffs Close out many sale , f1eld grown We on ly pr.ces Pomeroy Recovery , But hiS memory l•ves on and Paris . Rome Parenls , yas , doub le knit s, lo cated Co have one color - yellow 10 622 E Ma 1n . 99 2 7554. keeps h•m near us Grandpa would make a n 1ce Chfls tma s Rd 50 , 4 miles from Tupp ers bunches for $5 We have so me "' 10 5-30tc Jam1e d •dn ' t make 11 In tim~ or gradualion present. $750 Pl a,n s.sc hool , turn lefl Route out 1n full bloom, some 1ust ---------~---~to see you , but vou would have Phone 985 4248 MEETIN G 124 near Eden R1dge Chu r ch, budd•ng Reynolds Flower loved h1m as you d •d h1s soon, c all before Sunday t urn onto Coun ty 50 Phone Shop, Mason. w Va Call 773 brothers . SAD LY MI SS ED 10 18 3tp 378 6276 5 141 . BY WIFE , LUCille, Son , Ja ck 10 16 6tp 9 26 tf c PARKVIEW Kennels . Poodles , 1 toy male and 1 female .!!nd . daughfer m la w Mary , SATU ROAY , Oct 20 , 9 a m to 8 Phone 992 -5443 Grandsons . J a ck , Jr , Tim P m only Tru c kl oad Sa te REVIVAL wil l conlmue at the TIMOTHY hay and straw Ca rl 7-15-tfc othy , K.Ur!1SS . Se an and All Factory Seconds L 1vmg Pomeroy Wesleyan Hotmess R1tch1e, 985 3930 J ame s room su1tes. Come to see Church down through Oc tober 10 19 3t c KENNELS ot Calhoun - Toy 10 19 lt c Come Save up to so pet Also , 25 1 30 ea c h even.ng Rev pood le pupp•es , $60 to $95 , blankets Sale is Saturday Raymond RICe, Evangel i St 1912 YAMAHA Enduro 250 only , 9 a m to 8 p m All Stamese k1tten s, $15 Phone 10 19 6tc excellent cond1f10 n $475 ~--------------~ sates Cash & Carry . Free 25 6 6247 Tuppers Plams , 667 3336 Coke Pomeroy Recovery , 622 GU N Shoot. Ra c rne Gun Club , 1 10 7 JO!c 10-21 6tp E Ma m Street , Pomeroy Sun day , assorted p m . Phone 99 2 755 4 meats I ONE row New Idea corn p1cker . 10 18 2tc 10- 19 2tc Used t John Oeere 68 auger 1968 WIND SOR , 60 x 12, 2 wagon Call 669 42 46 RUMMAGE SALE m Coats SH OO TIN G Mat ch, Forked Run bedrooms Ver'y good con 10 IS 2tp and tie mformed of the rune Bulldmg Saturday , 9 to 5 p Sport sman Club , noon Sun d•t•on Call 992 35 11 tions of your government are m day , F actory ' choked guns 1971 10-9 141C Chev rol et Kmgswood e1T.bod1ed m pubi Jc not1 ces In 10 18 21c only Stat •on Wa9on See at C1! 1zens ------- ---~ that self -governme-nt charges 10 19 2t c N a!1onal Bank Phone 992 CASH pa •d for all makes and SH OOTI NG MATCH , Horner ' all Ct llzen s to be mfor med, models of mobile homes 3007 Hill Gun Club bes 1de Horner 1th1S newspaper urges ever y Phone a r ea code 614 423 9531 10 193tc H il l ca rry out on 143 gomg ktt1zen to read and study these 4 13 lfC towards Harrtsonv•ll e not 1ces We st rongly adv•se CITIZENS NatiOnal Bank Will Sun day ; Oct 21. 12 noon thos e c• t•z~n s. seek1ng further ' BAR MAID and 1 part !Jme offer for sate a t lhelf o f fll ce in TAK E over payment s. 'C_4 x 64, Factory c hoked guns only •ntormat•on , to exerc •se their help Applv 10 person on ly M i ddleport sta r t 1ng 10 am , \l 1 bath , 3 bedroo,-ns . on Havmg Blue Grass mus1c by ,right of a cc ess to publtc Wh1spermg Prnes N1te Club Oc t ober 31 , 1973 , a 1968 pnvate lot 1n Rutland Ca ll th e Sola n Boys for en records a nd publ •c meet1ngs 10 18 6tc Dodge. 3 dr ht , Sena l No 742 5703 afler o. weekdays , t ertainment 162316, Ede lbro ok S23L8A anytime on Sat and Su ndav 10 18 3t c mtake With 3 deuces , 440 mag 10 14 ttc BRUSH H OGS , 4x5 ft , phone eng me , torque fl1te , headers , YARD SAL E , Fflday and 992 5858 NOTICE BY PUBLICATt(n,. (60 J ser1es tires , mag wheel s, 1973 F LEETWOOD EX 7 15tfc Sa turday , 2 miles from red TO THE DEFENDANTS , ta cho meter , tract.on b a rs, A PANDO 3 bedrooms $1 18 lig ht on 554 Bed r oom su.t. Mallard V Pear son. address & A F 1berg lass Hood Scoop, montl1 Coo l v •ll e 6117 3080 r eco rd plaver . d1Shes 1 RELIABLE m•ddle aged unknown , the unknown helfs, AMP and 0 11 gauges . r ear 10 14 6tp clo th•ng , storm door , some woman to l1ve m w1th elderlv dev•sees, legate es, executors , l1ffe r k1t , and t:>ucke t seats ant1ques , ma n y household cou ple Do l1 ght house work , admm 1s trat or s and ass1g n s of 10 19 3t c 1969 MT V ERNON , 3 bedroom , llems and lots of good used c ook i'l li ttl e, and help elder l y Mallard V Pearson , Deceased . f ront kllchen , unfurn1shed clo th ing . Wat c h for s1gns woman to ca re for he r 196 5 VW Van A 1 cond •hon , s650 and the unknown he1rs, $3000 Ca ll 985 41 79 10 18 2t c husband that 1S bedfast Can dev •sees, legat ees:, executor s, Call 949 295 1 10 16 Si p have a day and mghl off each admin• Sirator s and ass 1gn s of 10 19 2tc YARD SALE on Lar kin Street , week Ca II 992 2673 Charles A Pearson , Deceased , 1971 SK YL!Nf; , F1ffh Avenue Rut la nd , F flda y and Satur 10 14-6tc whose reSiden c es are unknown 60' x 12 ', 2 bedroom , un ' 85 ,000 BTU F(lr ced alf gas day Swea t er s, skirts , COURT OF COMMON PLEAS furn •sh ed U nderpmn 1n g f urnace , $200 1966 VW dresses, 25 ce nts each, la d1es MEIGS COUNTY , OH 10 HAVE openrng tor beauty mcluded Excellent condit •on coa ts , $1 Children s clo th mg . c amper A 1 cond1f1on , Sl.OOO , Dav1d A P'owell and operator Se nd reply to Phone 61-1 '66 7 3866 for ap West Columb1a , W Va Cal\ 10 ce nts each Ot her odds and Luella M. Powell. Beauty Shop, P 0 Box 122, po rntment 773 -5186 ends R . 0 . Ractne, Otuo Plamt1fh M•ddleport. Oh1o 45760 10 t6 .7tc 10 18 2tc 10 16 5tc 10 l66tc Mallard '1/ . Pearson , • et al. , Detendanh GO ING out of busmess , PAUL 'S LADY to stay 5 day s a week and B FLAT Cla rm et. $40 Call 99 2 AUTO PART S a ll !;. lock mus t No 15,381 75 65 A1r Condilioners n 1ghts No work Mu st be go Our loss 1S vour ga 1n NOTIC:E 10 18 Jtc relrable Weekends free Good Awmngs Phone 99J 2595 Plamt tffs have brought th Is ho m e and wages Ph one 992 10 14 6tc act ron na m •ng you as th e FLAT Ebon1te Bu nd y Underpinnmg 5207 after 7 p m and any time 8 Defendants 1n the above n amed Clar 1net, w1th case and mUSIC Sa t urd ay and Sund ay KOSMET IC S & court by f!l1ng their Complamt KOSCOT holder $75 . Also , E fla t alto 10 19 6tc Comp l ete m ob il e ho m e WIGS M any spec•als during on September 1, 1973 Bundy saxophone with case viCe plus g 1gant1C se r the mon th of Oct Phone The object of th e Comp la 1nt is and m us1c holder , $1 25 Both H elen Jane Brown , 992 5113 d•spl ay of rno~lle homes to quiet t i tl e m th e Pl am trffs m 1n excellen t cond •t•on Phone 10 2 ft c and to the following descr~bed 842 2286 a fter 6 p m Pau la always availab le at . real estate and Sandy Sayre . Portland , WILL do bookkeep1r19 rn rnv S1tuate •n th e Townsh•P of To G1ve A w ay Oh 10 R I 338, 1 m de below home Write Box 576, Mason Sutton , Coun t y of M.eigs and BEAG LE puppieS to g1ve awav , Ravenswood Fer r y 10· 14 6ic State of Ohio, anco m tl1 e Sou th · 10 w eeks old Call 992 7132 10 16 4tc west cjuarter. of Sect1on 2, Tow n 10 \9 4!C 3, Range 12 of t h e Oh10 Com T RUCK camper , $550 Boat, pany 's Purcl1a se , bounded and motor and trailer, $450 1220 Wa shington Blvd . desert bed as follows Beg1nn m g Con ta ct Ezra Phillip s, NO 1 Cop per , 65c, rad 1ators 423 752 1 BELPRE, 0 . at the Northea st corner of the Sy racuse . 011 •o Ph one 992· JOe, bra ss 25c, batlen es 90 c, Southwest Quarter of sa•d 12 X 60 GARDNER mobile 5542 cl ean, dry Gmseng roots $57 ho m e for sal e on r en t ed lot 1n Secl1on 2, thence Sou t h 20 10 16 4tc 'b , v et low root 55, may app le Pomeroy 2 bedroom s, all chains . thence West 12 c ha1ns 60c M A Hall , Reedsville e tec t r 1c w1th two 7 :K 10 ex and 50 link s , then ce No rth 20 70 , 001} BTU heater , S50 15 cu tt Phone 378 6249 p anda Cen tral a1r , carpet chams . then ce East 12 c hams self defro st refngerator, $125 9 23 lfc thr o ughout plumbed for and 50 I inks t o t he place of liv1ng room su •tes , $2 5 and up' YOU CAN Si ll! b ea t the s kyro c k etmg c ost of new wa she r and dry er, also , CORNER cupboards, beginnmg , conta rnmg 25 acres , Baby b eds, $10 a nd up . wall constr uct•on wllh th1s love ly carport , metal build i ngs, more or less D •nelte set, $25, m1sc cloth es cu pboards , chests , old guns , o ld er ho me bemg o ff er ed for porch and underpmnlng Will 'f'ou are requ1red to answer and coats 25c !o Sl P & J Odd s any cond1t10 n Also blue sale b y own er Re ce ntly se ll w1th or w •thout furnitur e the c omplamt W1 t h m tw enty and Ends , 215 N Second. decorated stoneware Wflle remodeled, the home has 3 Pfl ced for qu1ck sa le Phone t•ght day s after the la st Midd le p ort , Ohio P 0 Box 44 , Mart in Sb urg , 9927451 . bedrooms , ba f h, large f am• lv publication of thiS n ol1ce , wh •c h ........10 16-4t c Ohio, 43935 or call 1-484 -4440 10 18 61C st yle k1tchen and a separa t e W1tl be publish ed once ea c h after 7 p m dm•ng or t am tl y room N ew week for six success1ve weeks, 8 8 901 c CB RADIO , $30, 8-lr ack tape alummu·m s i d1ng exler~or and the last pub l•cation will be 1970 12 X 60 VA LI A NT mobile deck , $~5, Lnnng room su1fe , w1lh outs•de en tran ce to made on October 19 , 197 3 home 2 bedr ooms, ex $25, Ch•na cupboard, 5175, WANTED Old upr1ght p1anos. basement A sell mg pn ce of In case of your fa ilu r e to cep tiona lly n•ce Ca ll 985 -4207 Doubl e Coca Co la coo ler, any cond1t 1on . pay1ng $10 $ 15,000 1ncludes co mp le t e answer or otherw•se res pond as any t•me guaranteed, $75 Anflques and each Wrtte , g1ve cfirect io n to f ur n1shmgs for th1s ho me permitted by the Oh•o Ru l es of 10-18 3t C .._ other mi sc . 1tems P & J Odds Witten P 1ano Com pany , Box ' Own er will help finan ce Call C1vll Procedure w1th m the ltme and En d s, Add 1son, Ohi o 188, Sard1s , Ohio 43946 593 5667 (At h ens) Shown by staled, jugment by default Will 10 16 41 c 10 19 lt c ap po 1ntrnen t on fy be rendered aga.nst you for the 10 14 30tc rel •ef demanded •n the Com WHI SPERIN G Pines N1te Club WANTED for auction , plalnt - have 2. 30 n 1te c lub l icense househo ld goods Toots. most LA_RRY E . SPENCER , Rout e 7, Po meroy , Oh1o MODERN Country nome, land anything of value . Will buy or Clerk o' Cour1s c onfract 1 S2 , 000 down Phon e 992 9945 sell on c ommiSSion Will haul Court of Common Pl eas Scenery' Coolv ille , 667 -3080 10 16 6fp Sunday SChool attendance on Ca ll 992 -3354 or 992 27 92 Metgs County , Oh .o 10 14 6tp Yayman 's 7-25 tfc Pomeroy , Oh10 Oct. 14 was.. 46, offering was "S TAR " kills ra t s QuiCkly , ( 9) 7, 1-1,21, 28 ; (10) 5 , 12 , 19, He $20.75. . OLD furn 1t ur e, oak tables , sure , 21h l b s $1 69 Ebersbach Hdwe ., ' Sugar Run Milts, c loc k s, 1ce boxes, bra ss beds, Worship serv1ces were held P tckens Hdwe , Ma son d1shes or • com p le te NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT at II o'clock with the Rev. 10 _,_ 9-30tp households Write M 0 Ca!ie No. 210-14 Mille r , R l 4, Pomeroy, Oh1o, 'J t rq ll B . T i',il or d . S1 Estate of Norma Ztrk)e , Meece speaking from I Peter ST EREO -RADIO, 8 track ta pe call 99 2-627 1 Deceased . Btok.•t I : 14-15, "We are redeemed by co mbmatlon , 4 speaker sound 5. 13 tfc NOf•ce is hereby g1ven 1hat ~ ys t em Balan ce SlOI 42, or 110 M l'ch.ln l ( St reet D 1ana Ashley , of 175 Beech the Precwus Blood of t~e use our budget term s Call Po meroy , Oht o ·15169 Str eet , Middleport. Oh1o, has Lamb. ,. A s pecial song, 99 2-3965 . been duly appo•nt ed Ad 10 14 6tc - 2 • • • •• m i n •stratrix of the Estate of ·'Because He LJves,'' was sung 2 BEDROOM home 1n Mtd Norma Z~rkle, decea sed, late of by Howard Flanders and d l eport Close to Elemen t ary •HONDA 160 dream , very n i ce bath , large d.ning , oak floor s, Me igs Co unty , Oh•o Sc hvol Cal l 99 2 3614 • and garden Sh ape • T o see. ca l l 949 -5913 basement, Cr ed1tors are r eq u •r ed to tile Florence Spencer. Attendance 10 14 6tc 1 0 17 71 c $5,000 00 their cl a1ms with sa•d f1dUC1ary at this service was 25, of!er~ n g COUNTRY HOME Nic~ w•thin tour months J AND 4 RO OM furniShed and Dated this 9th day ot October $17.25, pledges $32. modern bi r ch kttchen wtth unfu r nished apa rtm ents \ 913 Mrs. Margaret Follrod of Phone 992-5434 NEW HOT POINT coo k and ba ke units 3 or 4, Mannmg D. Webster , Judge 4 12 tfc bedrooms, famil y room and Pomeroy called on· Clara COMPACT C::ourt of common Pleas. Probate Div tsi on F ollrod and Nina Robinson , - R-OOMS b;lhe- w-;ek-:- S18 'C"p"' carport. One floor plan . A sk1ng C10) 12. 19, :Z6, Jtc Me •gs In n, Pomerov lUSt 51 5,900.00. and on her parents, Mr . and 7 12 tf c NEW LISTING - 35 acres 1n Mrs. Lee Henderson, Sunday NOTICE' OF APPOINTM~NT Sa lem Township within about 2 PR IVA TE meelmg -roo m-~r Yes. They Stack! Case No 21024 afternoon. miles of n ew coal mine. 4 any organ 1zat 1on , phone 992 Estate of Freda Grate, Perfect For Trailers! 3975 Word has been received that bedr oo m s, bath, basement Deceas.ed . DRYER 132.95 with garage. $17.500 .00 3-lllfc Notice 1s hereby g 1ven tha t Seldon O'Bnen has suffered a Norman J . Schoonov er of Rt 3, WASHER 224.95 BUILDING LOT - 50xl60. In 2 BEDROOM frailer tor rent , no Pomero y , Oh1o, h as been du ly stroke and is In St. Anthony 's chil dren Phone 949 3584, BOTH FOR ONLY $325 Pomeroy on Route 33 . A sk tng appoin.ted admmlstrator of the Hospital 1n Columbus. Mary Racme . Estate of F r e da Grate , Only $1500.00. 10 19-3t c deceased , tate of Meigs County , ' Carr wen t last week to be with CAB BUSINESS - 3 lale POMEROY Ohio Mrs. O'Bnen at the1r home. mod els 2 with air and power Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. Cr'ed1tor s are requ.red to f rle APARTME NTS. Good for the Phone 992 ·2181 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ross and All in good st\'ape. Want just work1ng man and w •fe near thetr claim s w1th said f tduciary w (th\n four months Darwm , Oh10 Ef f 1C1eney $6,500.00. famtly of Albany, 0 called on -:Oate;d th1S 9th day of October apartmen ts, newly decora ted 3 APARTMENTS - One fur 1973 DELUXE zig zag sew i ng Nma Robiflson and Cla ra· 1973 wd l ren~ f urn.shed or un ' mac h •n es Th1S machine ntshe(i , all rented, near court , Mann.ng D. Webster , Judge Follrod , Sunday evening. furn1shed Ele c tnc heat, and overcasts , emb r Oi ders, darn s, house . For $9,000 CourtotCommon Pleas , c1 ty water Rent reasonable and makes butlonholes Pay Probate DIVISIOn 773 -5118 tlalance of $42 50 or pa f $5 a MIDDLEPORT - 2 bedrooms, ( 10) 12, 19, 26 , ltc 10 9 tfc furntshed . Nice bath, large month Call 992 533 1. Mrs . Genevieve Guthne 10 14 7t c ltving . 2 porches Level lot Sible for more than onE> ·10 - W IN G MACHINE \ lt•ll ,;. l<tyaway J\!1 bvdt 1n •o hullonhote, do slrcl ch ')t' W '!ll l ilnd tan cv '5 1ttChlll4 l>tlV IU" I S48 /~( <IS-h or lf'nno;, ·"'V<t>I<1UI£' Trade m~ <=ICt('p l f'rl PhOn(' 997 7984 10 t76tc ~HOOli NC. Lost , • I Business Services IQ I 1 11lp F01 Sale Nolite r--~----------~·~--------~·· IIJ/1 t• nN Ill\( (~ l illln il 1 ( It h.HIIIop 1',(1111 /t/') 11\ l ' 9- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pcmeroy, o., Oct.l9, 1973 For Sale y , WANT ADS • • • ' "' ' I ' - I ' . '" " .' �8- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Oct. 19, 1973 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! I~ FORMATION DEADLINES S P M , Day Before Pvbllc at ron Monday De-a dime 9 a m Cance llation - Correct will be accepted unt il 9 a m to Oar of Pubi Jcat ron ftEGULATIONS 5 The P ubl isher reserves the right to edrt or rejec t anv ads de-emed Objecttonal The Publisher w ill not be respon For Sale or Trade ? QOW s 1 vropt•IIC'd c orn p•clo.er to r .,;ale or trad(' tor IIV(>SIOCII. H A Cole . lvPPI'r S Pta•ns Call 667 J-t05 10 II llC MA J(H Cor!"\ liONOA 160 Orc~n t, yl'ry Ill(£' o;ha p t' To sec c a ll VJ.V WIJ Hollo w Cun CluQ , IUrl' r.r,.-,, 10 18 71(. r1qhl atter MileS Ccme t er v. lo1 uti and Factory ChOkf..•d WEEK OLD German 91.ms 01\ly Sunday . Oct 11 I o ~he.pherd PUPP•e S. \ IS 00 Call pm 9YJ ~.it. 10 18 lie 10 18 ~ · c A R G E R ewara tor a brown and wh ite Enol•sh Po inter Lost Darw.n are.1 Call 696 1005 t 10 18 ?t c "" f /, I G ------- ---· - - --------------- ------------ - --- ------.-L--- In Memory --------------- ~ WOOD TRUSSES Built to Your 'Specs. Delivered lo Job Site EX Radla .. --------------- Employment Wanted Mobile Homes For Sale l Wanted To Buy MILLER MOBILE HOMES Real Estate For Sale ___________ -------------- __ ______ ______ _ AJj;·ed Social :Votes Ph. 742-6273 Stop ln and See OL . Floor Disp!ay. For Rent --------- --------------- GREAT COUNTRY STEREO 92.1 WMPO-FM Mtckl~port . Pomeray · spent the weekend with Mrs . Helen Williams m Pomeroy. On Saturday they attended "The Farm Festival " at the " Bob Evans Farms" near Gallipolis. On Sunday they attended Mrs . Williams ' church m' Pomeroy . Mrs . Bertha Wright of Zanesville, 0 ., s pent the weekend w1th her siSter Thelma Henderson and fam1ly' and attenMd church ~he re Sunday mornmg --------------- Auto Sales $8900 00 YOUR PROPERTY LISTING COULD BE IN THIS SPACE . NOW IS THE TIME TO ACT AND PUT YOUR MONEY IN A SAFE PLACE LAND IS 1965 RAMBLER American , IN(REASING IN perfect cond •t ton . On ly 38 ,000 O LD fash ioned sate tor d1shes , 1 STILL gas range , 1 washer , 1 cup m ties S.3SO Phone 992 5082 PRICE . WE HAVE SOME bo&rd , 1 old stand. 1 be 1ge 10 18 61c couch , 1 sw .v e l TV table, GOOD BUYS. 1968 'cAMARO .SS 350 4 Spt:r.; , rea sonab l y pn ce d Call 98 5 4207 anyt 1me 10 18J tc ---~ --------- --------------1970 FO RO Custom 500 4 dr auto 'ihlf t. 390 v a, 1'./t:'w ' t~res, tlaHerv and mu ffl e-r l:l',)ra · "f'" l itnd 2 studded snow All e~tra good con d• •on . i99 5 Phon e New Haven , 304 881 2802 . ·1 1017 31p ''IPS I • 1973 EIGHT TRACK sfereo console Due to damage in shi pment will sell tor small balance ot S.99 or payments of $6 99 a m'Onlh Call 992 5331 10-14 7tc cha•r w•th wooden arms . upho l stNed cha1r, 9 x lt rug, ' old ~runk , JO galiOn ho t wate r tank. , I commode. 1 lavatory, small gas heater , drapes , ru gs , qu111s, cushions. bed '5prea d s and othe r art ic les . Ph 992 1740 10 14 ,~, t I I I I "J I T I ,-, I r I I' I i ·l.'flON h ,, :·.r ·•1:11 992-Jb l s .... - 73 Olds Toronado, V-roof, power, air----'5500 71 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air. ___ '4500 S2295 4-wheel drive. V-8, locking front bubs, automatic transmission , power st eering & brakes, radio , good t~res , vehicle of many uses, custom tnm, whtte top over blue . A sharp 1 owner trade. 1969 Mercury Marquis. 4 dr . wagon , fully ' $1695 e quipped . ,..., . . we run averv Simple business" 72 Chev. Caprice Cpe., v-roof, atr.____ '3295 71 Dodge Pol. 500 H.T. Sed., V-roof, air '2295 70 Olds 98 lux. Sed., full pow., air, v-roof '2695 70 Olds 9~ Hoi. Sed., power, air ------'2495 Ali g nm e nt 11 Must Be R1qht or we Will M <lk e 1t R1ght . lighment a1 10 Darly , 8 12 Sat Rawling s Son s SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 69 Mercury Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto.-- '1095 69 Chevelle H.T. Sed., V-8 auto., P.S. ---- '995 69 Chev. Impala H.T. Cpe.. --------'1095 68 Olds 98 H.T. Sed., V-roof, air ·-----'1195 1969 Dodge Monaco. 4 dr . H. T., factory air, P. S., P. B. $1195 14 Middleport, 0 2101 DOZER and back hoe work , ponds and sept1c tanks , d1t ch .ng serv.ce , top soil , fill dlfl. !•mes t one , B&K Escavat 1ng Phone ~92 5367 or 992 386 1 9-1 tfc REAOY "MlX CO N CRETE del1vered rig ht to vour pro1ect Fast and easy Free est.ma t es Ph one 992 3284' Goeg tem Ready M 1x Co , Middleport. Oh10 6-30 -ttc -'--------------- SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASO NABLE rates Ph 446 4782 , Galllpot•s. ,John Russell, Own er and Opera tor · 5 12 tt c C BRADFORD , Auctioneer Complete Se rv iCe Phon e 949 -382 1 Ra c1 ne , Oh10 Cntt Brad fo r d 5 1-tfc E XCAVATI N G, dozer , loader and backhoe work. , sep flc tanks mstalled , dump t rucks and lo -boys tor h i re , will hau l till d ir t , top soil, limestone and grav eL Call Bob or Roge r Jeffers , da y phone 99 2 7089 , n1Q hf phone 99 2-3525 or 99 2 5232 2\ 1 1fc Real Estate For Sale J! } ACRE lo t s, Darw1n area Tuppers P la ms water Co ntact Hershel McClure, Da 1ry Isle, unltl 3 p m 991 52 48 , aft er 3 - 992 3.436 10 14 121c 6 ROOMS and bath , •n town , 511 ,000 Call 992 3975 or 992 2571. 2 BED ROOM house, 3 years old , car p et1 ng , b1g k 1t chen Wllh lois of ca b i n ~t s , 1h acre of groun d, Ra Ci ne. Oh10 Call 949 4998 91 2tfc FO R F REE est•mates on alumtnum sld 1ng Storm D oo r s and Windows , Car ports, Marquee s and Ralltng , Phone Char l es LiSle , Sy ra c use . Oh 10 Carl Jacob Sales Representative v. v Johnson and Son , Inc. 6-22 1fc MIDDLEPORT - A niCe building lot or a mobile hom e site. 70x90 feet . Lots of trees in good· neighborhood . All utilitie s near . JUST $2,000.00 POMEROY - 3 bedrooms . Carpeted bath . D i ning room . Ut11ity space Gas furna ce. Hardwood floors Part basement. Porch Storm doors & w1ndows $11 ,500 .00. SYRACUSE - Like new. 4 bedrooms . · Bafh . Nice kitchen Full bas~ment with rec . room . Siding is alum and stone. Large 2 car garage. Cookouf is screened and roofed. Utility room. Gas F .A . heaf. Water so f· teners . Large level lot . Society News O ' DELL WHEEL A l rgninenf located at Cross roads , Rt 124, now back to work Com p l ete front end se rv. 1ce, tune up and b rak e service Wh ee ls bal!3nced electron ic a lly All work g uaranteed . R eason able rates Phone 742 3232 . 2 18-tfc RON SHEPARD , Floor , Wall Remodel.ng , Ceramic tile baths Box 280 , Rutland 742 3664 6 26 -tfc WILL tr•m or cut tr ees shrubbery Also , clean basements , a tt ics. etc . 949 3221 o r 742 44.<11 I 0-10 Larry's of Pomeroy .. JOtc ------------~'-'- AUTOMOE!ILE insuran ce been c ancelled ? Los1 your operator 's license Cal l 992 1 7428 6 15 ttc DEAD S10CK. - Will rP.m tw a at a reasonable c harqe Ca ll 245 ·5514 8 2J -90tc MOBILE home repalf, Elec"'.:' tncal Plumbmg and heating Phone 992 5858 7 15 lfc SEWING MACHINE S Rep CIIr serv iCe, all makes 992 -2284 The Fabrtc Shop , Pbmeroy Authorized Singer Sa les and Se rv• ce We Sha rpen Scissors 3 29 -tfc •SE PTI C TANKS A,ROBIC SE WAGE SYS TEMS CLEANED , REPAIRED . MILLER SA NITATION, ST EWA RT , OHIO PH 662 · 3035 oPEN___ Roger Hysell 1s Garage nea r Cr oss road s on Sf Rt \24 , all mechani ca l work •nc!u dmg automatiC transm 1SS1 ons Monday Frtday , B 30 am ttl I 5 p m Saturday ~ 8 30 to 12 noon Un less by a ppt Phon e 992 5682 or 992 7121. 9-16 30tc yoUr- n ew h o~e~7"o~t ac t Roush Construction, Syracuse , Ohio Phone 992 Fo R- 5039 14' X 70'-12' X 50' 12' X 6~'-14' X 64' We Feature Some of the Finest: *CROYDON *PARKWOOD *FLEETWOOD *KIRKWOOD *CAMERON LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES Frank Next Door to the " Jones BOys" OPEN Monday.fridi!Y !1-3 Sat. 9-6, Sun. 1-6 10 17 14tC ~==--==============-...:.-~-'---''- years old , 3 bedrooms wlarge closets. Large kitchen and dining area , lots of cabinets and range. Utility 112 acre . room . Carpeted Carport . In new add1t1on V. Cleland Associates 992-2259 If no _a!]swer 992 -2568 Gheen, Sales Mgr. Ph: 992-7777 POMEROY, OHIO TUPPERS PLAINS - Jusl3 Leona 11 Drive a Little & Save a Lot! 4 JUST $11,000.00. WE HAVE MANY OTHER PROPERTIES TO CHOOse · FROM. NEW LISTINGS EACH WEEK . HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER Kalhleen M . Cleland . "UNDER SELL and out Call ....... -.:::_ Tupper!; Plains - -.:t~ . . H ., I .. Maylag Halo of Heat " Dryers ..ivrround , clothes w i th gentle , even ~eat No htlt spots, no overdrylng. Fine Mesh lint Filter , We Speclalltt In , , MAY.TAG :RUTLAND ., 741-4211 FURNITU_RE ·.R~~~~:el Arnold Grate. ·I Big Capacity • Maytag Automatics 2 speed operaftjon .• 1 Qlolce · of water t~mps A'uto . water level , ! control Lint Fitter or Power Fin Ag lte~tor . Perm a - Press By Mrs. Evelyn Brlckles Mr. ami Mrs. Nelson Lyttle of Bethesda, Maryland spent a couple of days here wtth Mrs. Bessie Webster. Miss Judy Perry of Parkersburg also ' ~ sp ent the weekend with her aunt, Bessie Webster. Mr. and Mrs, Ted carson spe nt several days with relatives and friends at Cincmnati. Mr. and Mrs Oscar Babcock Babcock and Josephtne rece ivM word that their cousm, Mrs Ernaline Gorrell of Waverly, Ohio had passed ' away with a heart attack in the hospital at Marietta . Mr . and Mrs . Wayne Brickles spent Sunday with her brother, Charles Spencer of Belpre. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Howard of Dayton, 0 . spent the weekend here with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Walker and they all attended the Farm Festival at Bob Evans farm Sunday. Mrs. Mary Goebel spent a recent evening with Mrs. Neisel Weatherman. Mrs. Edna Beahrs of Mount Herman will agam be working for Mrs. Weatherman this winter. Mrs. Ethel Bush of Pomeroy called on Mrs, Lola Griffin Monday. Mr. and Mrs. James Watson moved from the horne of his -grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fon Halsey, to Belpre. Mrs. Lula Matlack of California spent last week visiting Mr. and Mrs, John Arbaugh then on Sunday Mr. Arbaugh took Mrs. Arbaugh, and Mrs. Matlack to Cglumbus where they visited relatives then Mrs. Matlack took a plane on Tuesday back to her home in california. Mr. and Mrs. George Francisco of Galion, 0. spent a few days here with Mrs. Effie Watson. Jack Torrence and son, Gary, of Nampa, Idaho is spending a few weeks here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Torrence. While they were here, a family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. carl Morris and family _of Racine Route. They are the daughters of Mr. and ' Mrs. Roland Torrence and their other children present were Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Torrence and family, Mr, and . Mrs. Paul Torrence and family, Mr. and Mrs, Ronnie Myers and family of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Torrence, Mr. and Mrs. !)(ln Guthrie and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy caldweU and family of Tuppers Plains, Mr. and Mrs, David Shuler and daughter, Heather, ·and Mrs. Sally Alllson of Racine Social Events .' - · · · · ...... 0 Simpson ~ • • • • "'. 0 . . . . . . . . . 4. _ , . _ - ...... 66 Buick 4.Door, V-8, auto. ·-------- '395 - - - 1974 CADILLAC AND RIGGS USED CARS Located On St. Rt . 7 985-4100 OLDSMOBILE NOW ON DISPLA 'I Racine, and Miss Carylyn Morris of Columbus, and Mattie Allison of Zanesville. BEFORE WINTER ARRIVES 12x60 2 BEDROOMS ' 12.x 65 3 BJDROOMS Chester. 0. (TOTAL ELECTRIC) A Few Mrs. Isabel Simpson visited at Enon, Ohio with Mr. and Mrs. Larry , Mccartney and family and their guest, Mrs. Myrtle Valley of Rose City, Mich., who accompanied . them horne and spent a week w1th Mrs. Grella Simpson and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swift of Colwnbus spent Sunday with Mrs. Swift's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Baker and daughter of Columbus spent the ~eekend with her mother, Mrs. Anna Wines and were dinner guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Cleland. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Miller of Kenton attended the funeral of .. LET US INSTALL ·YOURS ' who is a medical patient m Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mr. Melvin Riffle of Colwnbus came to accompany Mr. and Mrs. Roy Riffle on a weekend !rip to Lexington, Ky. and other points of interest. Mrs. Joe Cross of Sarasota Florida and Mrs . WilliaU: Harbarger of Logan · called on Mr. and Mrs. Charley Mallory and other friends on Monday. Mrs. Clara Martin and son, Robert, of Huntington Beach . ' Callfornta are visiting her daughter, Mrs. Betty Christopherson. Mrs. Grella Sin'fpson and Homes Announce "CASTLE" 65 Olds 88 HJ. Cpe., low miles------- 1395 See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel By Mn, Francis Morris Mrs . M~rian Knlghtstep of Colwnbus spent the weekend here to visit her mother, Mrs Lavinia K.ing~bury 66 Cadillac H.T. Sed., power, air------- 1695 1965 Buick Electra 4 Dr. 1965 Plymouth Fury 111, 4 dr. H.T. 1964 Dodge Polara. 4 dr. H.T. ------- -------- We Want Tu 11'1ilke Yuu Hi1ppy 67 Olds 98 Town Sed., power & air.. ---~795 3-•195 SPECIALS McCOY ' S AUCtiON SE-RviCE, For a r ea l auc t•on , ca ll the " real McCoy ," I 0 " Mac " M cCoy, Cheste r , Oh10 10 3 ft c ELNA and Wh i t e Sew1nQ Ma ch ines Se rv ic e ori all makes Reasonab1e rates . The sew1ng Ce nter, Mid dl epo rt. Oh10 l1 161fc $295 1965 Olds Delta 88, 2 dr . H. T. HARRISON'S TV service and ser vi ce ca ll s Phone 992 ·2522 2·9-tfc >VO E. MaiO St. , Pomeroy, \Jnto 68 Chev. Imp. H.T. Cpe., V8 auto., P.S. -- 11095 Monday thru Saturday 606 E Mam , Pomeroy , 0 . 992 -3954 or 992 -7349 New 1973 Olds hiS uncle at Gallipolis and visited briefly here with her Remaining parents, ~- and Mrs. George Neigler and her grandmother, Mrs, Frankte Neigler, Mr. and Mrs. Rob Palmer on leave from his base m North Carolina, vistted her parents, Mr. and Mrs . George Neigler and his parents at Fairmont • W. Va. " You'll Like Our Quality Way Mr and Mrs . Lee Clark and of Doing Business" family of Cheshire and a group Of young people of the band of 992-5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY Kyger Creek · ijigh School Open Evenings Unti 16: 0()-Til 5 p.m. Sat. (former parishioners of Rev. I and ' Mrs. Frank Cheese brew) visited after the parade for the homecoming game with the Cheese brews. Mmford visited Rev. a~d Mrs. tended the Hymn sing at Sutton Mr. Donald E . Bennett of Frank Cheesebrew and at- Church Sunday. At Reduced Price I Karr & VanZandt If you are a young couple or a senior c1tizen that needs a hom e, ca ll 992 -6256 NOW. Our prices a re low and we install and service. When we say service, WE MEAN SERVICE. Low overhead bri ngs you lower prices. See us and save dollars . KINGSBURY HOMES SALES & SERVICE Ask us about Underskirting lor your mobile · home. Lowest prices. ' HRS: 2-7 WEEKDAYS 9-7 SATURDAYS OR BY APPT. Located 200 Yds . West Junction 33 and Kingsbury Rd County Rd. 18, Pomeroy , 0 . PH. 992-6256. ., ·' " Reprinted Today To Correct Reprinted Today Prices Listed .Prices Listed In Items Below In Items Below ' ' ·' To Correct ! ••••••••••••• •••••••••••• 4 Pine Sol-15oz. Reg. 69c Only 49c Filler Paper-300ct. Reg. 99c- 59c Breath ofSpring Air Freshener-7 oz. Reg. 49c-33c ., .••••••••••••• ............ " PHII.:LIPS MILKI OF MAGNESIA Regular or Mint 12 oz. 51.05 Value SCHICK Super Size SUPER CHROMIUM SCOPE ' L: - - . ~ $2.05 Value JOO's $2.79 Value BABY P.OWDER 4 ~ Mouthwash BAYER ASPIRIN Johnson's Blades with Free Razor 89c Value 14 oz. $1.29 Value Jergen' s EXTRA DRY LOTION 9 oz. $1.39 Value Rutland ~--~----~~~~~-.~~~~ • •' "' 68 VW Square Back------------ '795 Pomeroy Open 8 Til5 ------- ------- - Open Eves. TillS Pomeroy Home & Auto EX CAV A Tl N G- Ooz" e"',C' s=i , large and small , Backhoes l!nd loaders on tra ck and t1res , Dump truck Lo bov ser vice Sept• c· tank s •nstalli!d . Georg e !Bill) Pull ins, phone 992 2478 or 99 2-7402 2 9 ttc -· -· 992-2126 , - GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 JOHN TUCKER Rt 4, Pom e roy , 0 . t) ~rl dtllQ "Your Chevy Dealer" On Most Amencan Car$ HOUR SERVICE MODERN SANITATION • • <.! . H 99~ •5.55 ,. .." TS 68 Pontiac Con., V-8 auto., P.S. ______11095 1968 Mercury Mont ego MX, 4 dr. sedan , that runs the best. Hurry on this one. ONLY$595 POMEROY MOTOR CO. ' 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 dr. H.T., v-roof, air·-· '1295 BUY OF THE WEEK' EXPERT Wheel Alignment SEE US AT . • • 70 Camaro H.T. Coupe, vinyl roof. __ --- '1995 69 Cadillac Fltwd. Brougham Sedan---- '1795 1969 Mercury Marquis. 4 dr. H.T .• lac. air , $1195 P. S., P. B. WE SELL & SERVICE CHEVROLET CARS & TRUCKS. he . es 72 Pontiac Catalina 4-Dr., power, air ---'3695 1969 Mercury Montego, 4 dr . wagon, factory air , P.S., P. B. $1395 . nd '12 Ford Torino H.T. Coupe --------·'2695 1970 Chrysler New Yorker , 2 dr . H. T. , green with green vinyl top, fully equipped . $1895 $2895 • 000 Its, er' !re. lly lth 70 Cadillac Eldoradc Cpe., power, a1r --- '3800 $1795 • 1970 Pontiac Le Mans. 4 dr . H. T. , factory air. P.S., P.B. $1495 " MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Phone 992-2550 -... 68 Olds Cut. H.T. Sed., V-8, auto., P.S. __ .'l195 Spec1alist Whe,e l Henry E. Cleland Jr. q<n.JJ2.:. o• 1972 Vega, 2 dr .• 4-spl ROOFING CO. PHONE 992-6675 •• WASHER & DRYER s2895 1971 CHEVROLET BLAZER All WEATHER ... is a im- 1970 Ford Thund erbird, blue with blue vinyl top, fully equipped. $2295 ~ardtop seda n, local low mileage, 1-owner new car tradem. V-8, au tomat1c, power steering power bra" like ne h te 11 r ' ... es , ra d'10, . . w w 1 ·'!'a tres, many other luxury items Bla ck fm1sh . black vmyl top and Specifications USED CARS 1970 Ford Thunderbird, maroon with light v~nyl roof. fully equipped ' including factory a1r , tape player . $2295 s 1972 CHEVROLET CAPRICE OFfiCE SUPPLIES We llesign ancl Build To Your ' _...... _ ----... 1972 Pontiac Catalina,4dr ., P.S., P.B. '2295 Jntenor. ROOFING , FUR· CLEANING NACE AND REPAIR AND PLUMbiNG. GENERAL CONTRACTING TEAFORD ______________ 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy FURNITURE •• , ... ............... 1 owner , 12, 900 miles . Real economy with stand tfans 6 cyl. ~ngme, tires show little wear, green finish. spott~'s For Free Estimate D. L. MOORE & SONS 1964 INTERNATIONAL 6 cyl. 1972 NOVA 2 DOOR SMITH NELSON fe'OTORS. INC. Pomeroy • 1973 Ch~v. Heavy Duty '12 Ton, auto., P. S.• P. B. SPECIAL! S2795 1 1961 Ford 12 Ton . flat bed . $395 '395.00 Roofing, Spouting, Porch Repair. Complete Home Remodeling . Ph -'992 -2114 ...•• TO AT RIGGS USED CAR LOT 8'..P.ickup. Good tires, solid cab & motor ' radio. From the laroe st Truck 0' Bu lldozer Rad1ator to Ihe !:lma nest Heater Lore . Na than B1ggs Rad1ator Spec1ahst Help Wanted -- ------- - - ---- H eaftng .- Air' Cond. Refrigeration . Plumbing Electncal Apphances - Auto Air' Cond. . Residential ot Commefcial . POMEROY HOME & AUTO CONSTRUCTION Uke New Used Cars At Auction Prices ! NOW'S THE Jl TRUCKS 215 N. Second Phone 992 -3509 24 Hour Ser\ ice All work guaranteed. PRICE Mobile 1-lomes For Sale - -------------- Bra dbury t;OM I'LETE INTERIOR REI. AIR ' - ------------Your Right to Know Co. Road 5 MATERIALS CO. 773 SSS4 M.uon, w. va . Pels For Sale PUBLIC NOTJCE:. TRIM ~ . 992-2839 AUTO HOGG & ZUSPAN --------------- --------- -- ---- WEEKEND SPECIALS p AND J HOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR RUSSELL'S PRE FABRICATED Vacuum (ll'<JnN<; com olete with at la Lhll ! tl!l~ . (.O rdwtnd(!r and p~mt Spray Used bul 1n l1k.e new cond1110n Pay ~34 AS cash or budget plat"\ available Phon e 992 298 4 10 17 61C YARD Sate. Notice ASK US ABOUT f I ~C.l R6LUX 4 lamil1es o tt new CHE RRY lloolo.. ca~e 11cdS , Rl 1 on un.on A\lenuc. Thurc; Maytilg wr tng er wa sher 19;9 correct msert ion . day through Sa turday Chevy stat Jon w <"lgon , 6 cyl · RATES 10 17 J l ( Phone 74? S~ 13 For W-ant Ad service 10 18 31c 5 cents J?er Word one Jnsert 1on YARD SALE Satu rday . Oct 70 C UB cade t 10 h p wlfh M •n•m'l'm Charge Sl.OO and Sun day. Oct 71, fro m 10 SATURDAY , Oc t 70,9& m l OB cutllvators , S400 , Fuel oil l-i cents per word three a m . t tll 6 p m To se tll e es tal e spa ce she ater w1th !her p . m o11ty Tru<kload Sale, all consecutive insert tons Complc l e household fur mostal. $125 1949 Chevrolet , YARD SALE . J11 miles ht>!O w fa c tory seconds LtvJn g room 26 ~ents per word srx con ntture, l ools , 196 1 Dodge 1• 1 runs good, Sl50 31 7 f110nth Fr1 day and M td d lepo rt . su1tes, come see Come Save secvt•ve insertions ton truc k , Remmgton 12 R 1tte . Hols te •n cal f, \ 175 Call 949 Saturdav Stamps, old botlles , up to so pet Also. blanke*s 2S Per c;ent D iscount on pa rd Model .:11 . m1sc rtem s Frank 37 46 a ti er 6 p m Avon bottles , sfarts 9· JO a . m <:. .11e •S Sa t u rday onlY 9 a m ads l!lnd ads pa rd w 1thm 10 Roush restd~nce, Rl 1, 1dl4p. m 10 17 51C to 8 p m All sates Cash & days. M.nersvlfle 10 18 7tp Carry rr ee Co ke Pomeroy CARD OF THANKS 10 17 3fp Recov ery , 622 E Ma in Str eet. 197 31 H O N QA J50 f ully equtp p ed & OBITUARY SBOO Phone 992 5792 BOB KESSINGER Wil l be t he Pom e rov . Phon e 091 755 4 52 00 for 50 WQrd min 10 17 5fc 10 18 2tc speaker •n a ser ies of Gospel SWEEPER Pepa~rs , Part s. !mum Each add itiona l wor d Sup pt 1es . O •scount prt c es on Meetmgs . Oct '12 thru Oc t Jc . I Ge nera l mer c hana . se thru 28th at th e Mason Church of U PH OLStER vo ur own fur 8LIND AOS EXCELSIOR Sa lt Works , E our c atalog department Ch nst , M1ll er Street. Ma son, n. tur e We ha...e all th e sup Additronal 2Sc Charge per Ma•n St , Pom eroy A ll kmd s Phone J67 7736 Da vis w Va Ser ... •ces n1gh tl y at 7 p l1es y.ou w il t need Advert1sem en t of salt water pellets , water Vacuum Cleaner Store , 10 There w tll b~ an afternoon Upholstery Fabncs. a very OFFICE HOURS nugge1s , blo c k sa lt and own am 5 p m Add1son . Oh10 smg Sun day , Oc tober 28 th at large se lecllon of nylons , 8 . 30 am to 5 00 p m Oa 1ty , Ohfo Rtver Salt Phone 992 9 23 301C '1 JO Pu bliC •nv•led velvets , H er cu lon , v1nyls - •n i . 30 am to 12 00 Noon . 3891 10 18 8t c ------ - ---~--colton pr tnt s, a lso i-e-mnant s saturday 6 5 tt c --------:;------- F LEA market at Add JS On . oam for cuShio n s and YARD SALE , Friday and eve ry Sunday , 9 am Ill! ' adding Burlap , den1ms , Sa turday fr om 9 a m t ill 3 p Dealers w elcome P & J . GROCERY busines~ for sa •-.!' mbnc , loam glue . ztppers , Bu1ldmg tor sate or lease m 297 M ill Street. M 1d spr1ngs and clt ps , chtpboard s, PhOn e 992 -3509 Phone 773 5618 from 8 :JO p m IN LOVING memory o f our dleport L ots of children's 10-16 4tc leg s, se w•n 9.' thread, dacron , to 10 p m for appOintment hu sb and , father , and grand cl oth1ng tac k s, w ebt:lmg , welt cord , 3 20 tfc pa , Homer M Braley who one 10 18 2tp• FA BR t C Inn , Polyester bed co tton , sw1vel ba ses, and all year ago , Oct 18 , passed sp r ead s, 2 dresser covers . --------~- ----other su ppltes you will need away We cou ldn ' t say Happ y HIGH SC HOO L Students l•ntless Se t S25 , 1dca1 Chnsl LOTS of chrysanthemum s for New furn 1tur e at tow , to w B irthday this Oct 14 to h •m Europe 16 dav s See London , mas 9 •ffs Close out many sale , f1eld grown We on ly pr.ces Pomeroy Recovery , But hiS memory l•ves on and Paris . Rome Parenls , yas , doub le knit s, lo cated Co have one color - yellow 10 622 E Ma 1n . 99 2 7554. keeps h•m near us Grandpa would make a n 1ce Chfls tma s Rd 50 , 4 miles from Tupp ers bunches for $5 We have so me "' 10 5-30tc Jam1e d •dn ' t make 11 In tim~ or gradualion present. $750 Pl a,n s.sc hool , turn lefl Route out 1n full bloom, some 1ust ---------~---~to see you , but vou would have Phone 985 4248 MEETIN G 124 near Eden R1dge Chu r ch, budd•ng Reynolds Flower loved h1m as you d •d h1s soon, c all before Sunday t urn onto Coun ty 50 Phone Shop, Mason. w Va Call 773 brothers . SAD LY MI SS ED 10 18 3tp 378 6276 5 141 . BY WIFE , LUCille, Son , Ja ck 10 16 6tp 9 26 tf c PARKVIEW Kennels . Poodles , 1 toy male and 1 female .!!nd . daughfer m la w Mary , SATU ROAY , Oct 20 , 9 a m to 8 Phone 992 -5443 Grandsons . J a ck , Jr , Tim P m only Tru c kl oad Sa te REVIVAL wil l conlmue at the TIMOTHY hay and straw Ca rl 7-15-tfc othy , K.Ur!1SS . Se an and All Factory Seconds L 1vmg Pomeroy Wesleyan Hotmess R1tch1e, 985 3930 J ame s room su1tes. Come to see Church down through Oc tober 10 19 3t c KENNELS ot Calhoun - Toy 10 19 lt c Come Save up to so pet Also , 25 1 30 ea c h even.ng Rev pood le pupp•es , $60 to $95 , blankets Sale is Saturday Raymond RICe, Evangel i St 1912 YAMAHA Enduro 250 only , 9 a m to 8 p m All Stamese k1tten s, $15 Phone 10 19 6tc excellent cond1f10 n $475 ~--------------~ sates Cash & Carry . Free 25 6 6247 Tuppers Plams , 667 3336 Coke Pomeroy Recovery , 622 GU N Shoot. Ra c rne Gun Club , 1 10 7 JO!c 10-21 6tp E Ma m Street , Pomeroy Sun day , assorted p m . Phone 99 2 755 4 meats I ONE row New Idea corn p1cker . 10 18 2tc 10- 19 2tc Used t John Oeere 68 auger 1968 WIND SOR , 60 x 12, 2 wagon Call 669 42 46 RUMMAGE SALE m Coats SH OO TIN G Mat ch, Forked Run bedrooms Ver'y good con 10 IS 2tp and tie mformed of the rune Bulldmg Saturday , 9 to 5 p Sport sman Club , noon Sun d•t•on Call 992 35 11 tions of your government are m day , F actory ' choked guns 1971 10-9 141C Chev rol et Kmgswood e1T.bod1ed m pubi Jc not1 ces In 10 18 21c only Stat •on Wa9on See at C1! 1zens ------- ---~ that self -governme-nt charges 10 19 2t c N a!1onal Bank Phone 992 CASH pa •d for all makes and SH OOTI NG MATCH , Horner ' all Ct llzen s to be mfor med, models of mobile homes 3007 Hill Gun Club bes 1de Horner 1th1S newspaper urges ever y Phone a r ea code 614 423 9531 10 193tc H il l ca rry out on 143 gomg ktt1zen to read and study these 4 13 lfC towards Harrtsonv•ll e not 1ces We st rongly adv•se CITIZENS NatiOnal Bank Will Sun day ; Oct 21. 12 noon thos e c• t•z~n s. seek1ng further ' BAR MAID and 1 part !Jme offer for sate a t lhelf o f fll ce in TAK E over payment s. 'C_4 x 64, Factory c hoked guns only •ntormat•on , to exerc •se their help Applv 10 person on ly M i ddleport sta r t 1ng 10 am , \l 1 bath , 3 bedroo,-ns . on Havmg Blue Grass mus1c by ,right of a cc ess to publtc Wh1spermg Prnes N1te Club Oc t ober 31 , 1973 , a 1968 pnvate lot 1n Rutland Ca ll th e Sola n Boys for en records a nd publ •c meet1ngs 10 18 6tc Dodge. 3 dr ht , Sena l No 742 5703 afler o. weekdays , t ertainment 162316, Ede lbro ok S23L8A anytime on Sat and Su ndav 10 18 3t c mtake With 3 deuces , 440 mag 10 14 ttc BRUSH H OGS , 4x5 ft , phone eng me , torque fl1te , headers , YARD SAL E , Fflday and 992 5858 NOTICE BY PUBLICATt(n,. (60 J ser1es tires , mag wheel s, 1973 F LEETWOOD EX 7 15tfc Sa turday , 2 miles from red TO THE DEFENDANTS , ta cho meter , tract.on b a rs, A PANDO 3 bedrooms $1 18 lig ht on 554 Bed r oom su.t. Mallard V Pear son. address & A F 1berg lass Hood Scoop, montl1 Coo l v •ll e 6117 3080 r eco rd plaver . d1Shes 1 RELIABLE m•ddle aged unknown , the unknown helfs, AMP and 0 11 gauges . r ear 10 14 6tp clo th•ng , storm door , some woman to l1ve m w1th elderlv dev•sees, legate es, executors , l1ffe r k1t , and t:>ucke t seats ant1ques , ma n y household cou ple Do l1 ght house work , admm 1s trat or s and ass1g n s of 10 19 3t c 1969 MT V ERNON , 3 bedroom , llems and lots of good used c ook i'l li ttl e, and help elder l y Mallard V Pearson , Deceased . f ront kllchen , unfurn1shed clo th ing . Wat c h for s1gns woman to ca re for he r 196 5 VW Van A 1 cond •hon , s650 and the unknown he1rs, $3000 Ca ll 985 41 79 10 18 2t c husband that 1S bedfast Can dev •sees, legat ees:, executor s, Call 949 295 1 10 16 Si p have a day and mghl off each admin• Sirator s and ass 1gn s of 10 19 2tc YARD SALE on Lar kin Street , week Ca II 992 2673 Charles A Pearson , Deceased , 1971 SK YL!Nf; , F1ffh Avenue Rut la nd , F flda y and Satur 10 14-6tc whose reSiden c es are unknown 60' x 12 ', 2 bedroom , un ' 85 ,000 BTU F(lr ced alf gas day Swea t er s, skirts , COURT OF COMMON PLEAS furn •sh ed U nderpmn 1n g f urnace , $200 1966 VW dresses, 25 ce nts each, la d1es MEIGS COUNTY , OH 10 HAVE openrng tor beauty mcluded Excellent condit •on coa ts , $1 Children s clo th mg . c amper A 1 cond1f1on , Sl.OOO , Dav1d A P'owell and operator Se nd reply to Phone 61-1 '66 7 3866 for ap West Columb1a , W Va Cal\ 10 ce nts each Ot her odds and Luella M. Powell. Beauty Shop, P 0 Box 122, po rntment 773 -5186 ends R . 0 . Ractne, Otuo Plamt1fh M•ddleport. Oh1o 45760 10 t6 .7tc 10 18 2tc 10 16 5tc 10 l66tc Mallard '1/ . Pearson , • et al. , Detendanh GO ING out of busmess , PAUL 'S LADY to stay 5 day s a week and B FLAT Cla rm et. $40 Call 99 2 AUTO PART S a ll !;. lock mus t No 15,381 75 65 A1r Condilioners n 1ghts No work Mu st be go Our loss 1S vour ga 1n NOTIC:E 10 18 Jtc relrable Weekends free Good Awmngs Phone 99J 2595 Plamt tffs have brought th Is ho m e and wages Ph one 992 10 14 6tc act ron na m •ng you as th e FLAT Ebon1te Bu nd y Underpinnmg 5207 after 7 p m and any time 8 Defendants 1n the above n amed Clar 1net, w1th case and mUSIC Sa t urd ay and Sund ay KOSMET IC S & court by f!l1ng their Complamt KOSCOT holder $75 . Also , E fla t alto 10 19 6tc Comp l ete m ob il e ho m e WIGS M any spec•als during on September 1, 1973 Bundy saxophone with case viCe plus g 1gant1C se r the mon th of Oct Phone The object of th e Comp la 1nt is and m us1c holder , $1 25 Both H elen Jane Brown , 992 5113 d•spl ay of rno~lle homes to quiet t i tl e m th e Pl am trffs m 1n excellen t cond •t•on Phone 10 2 ft c and to the following descr~bed 842 2286 a fter 6 p m Pau la always availab le at . real estate and Sandy Sayre . Portland , WILL do bookkeep1r19 rn rnv S1tuate •n th e Townsh•P of To G1ve A w ay Oh 10 R I 338, 1 m de below home Write Box 576, Mason Sutton , Coun t y of M.eigs and BEAG LE puppieS to g1ve awav , Ravenswood Fer r y 10· 14 6ic State of Ohio, anco m tl1 e Sou th · 10 w eeks old Call 992 7132 10 16 4tc west cjuarter. of Sect1on 2, Tow n 10 \9 4!C 3, Range 12 of t h e Oh10 Com T RUCK camper , $550 Boat, pany 's Purcl1a se , bounded and motor and trailer, $450 1220 Wa shington Blvd . desert bed as follows Beg1nn m g Con ta ct Ezra Phillip s, NO 1 Cop per , 65c, rad 1ators 423 752 1 BELPRE, 0 . at the Northea st corner of the Sy racuse . 011 •o Ph one 992· JOe, bra ss 25c, batlen es 90 c, Southwest Quarter of sa•d 12 X 60 GARDNER mobile 5542 cl ean, dry Gmseng roots $57 ho m e for sal e on r en t ed lot 1n Secl1on 2, thence Sou t h 20 10 16 4tc 'b , v et low root 55, may app le Pomeroy 2 bedroom s, all chains . thence West 12 c ha1ns 60c M A Hall , Reedsville e tec t r 1c w1th two 7 :K 10 ex and 50 link s , then ce No rth 20 70 , 001} BTU heater , S50 15 cu tt Phone 378 6249 p anda Cen tral a1r , carpet chams . then ce East 12 c hams self defro st refngerator, $125 9 23 lfc thr o ughout plumbed for and 50 I inks t o t he place of liv1ng room su •tes , $2 5 and up' YOU CAN Si ll! b ea t the s kyro c k etmg c ost of new wa she r and dry er, also , CORNER cupboards, beginnmg , conta rnmg 25 acres , Baby b eds, $10 a nd up . wall constr uct•on wllh th1s love ly carport , metal build i ngs, more or less D •nelte set, $25, m1sc cloth es cu pboards , chests , old guns , o ld er ho me bemg o ff er ed for porch and underpmnlng Will 'f'ou are requ1red to answer and coats 25c !o Sl P & J Odd s any cond1t10 n Also blue sale b y own er Re ce ntly se ll w1th or w •thout furnitur e the c omplamt W1 t h m tw enty and Ends , 215 N Second. decorated stoneware Wflle remodeled, the home has 3 Pfl ced for qu1ck sa le Phone t•ght day s after the la st Midd le p ort , Ohio P 0 Box 44 , Mart in Sb urg , 9927451 . bedrooms , ba f h, large f am• lv publication of thiS n ol1ce , wh •c h ........10 16-4t c Ohio, 43935 or call 1-484 -4440 10 18 61C st yle k1tchen and a separa t e W1tl be publish ed once ea c h after 7 p m dm•ng or t am tl y room N ew week for six success1ve weeks, 8 8 901 c CB RADIO , $30, 8-lr ack tape alummu·m s i d1ng exler~or and the last pub l•cation will be 1970 12 X 60 VA LI A NT mobile deck , $~5, Lnnng room su1fe , w1lh outs•de en tran ce to made on October 19 , 197 3 home 2 bedr ooms, ex $25, Ch•na cupboard, 5175, WANTED Old upr1ght p1anos. basement A sell mg pn ce of In case of your fa ilu r e to cep tiona lly n•ce Ca ll 985 -4207 Doubl e Coca Co la coo ler, any cond1t 1on . pay1ng $10 $ 15,000 1ncludes co mp le t e answer or otherw•se res pond as any t•me guaranteed, $75 Anflques and each Wrtte , g1ve cfirect io n to f ur n1shmgs for th1s ho me permitted by the Oh•o Ru l es of 10-18 3t C .._ other mi sc . 1tems P & J Odds Witten P 1ano Com pany , Box ' Own er will help finan ce Call C1vll Procedure w1th m the ltme and En d s, Add 1son, Ohi o 188, Sard1s , Ohio 43946 593 5667 (At h ens) Shown by staled, jugment by default Will 10 16 41 c 10 19 lt c ap po 1ntrnen t on fy be rendered aga.nst you for the 10 14 30tc rel •ef demanded •n the Com WHI SPERIN G Pines N1te Club WANTED for auction , plalnt - have 2. 30 n 1te c lub l icense househo ld goods Toots. most LA_RRY E . SPENCER , Rout e 7, Po meroy , Oh1o MODERN Country nome, land anything of value . Will buy or Clerk o' Cour1s c onfract 1 S2 , 000 down Phon e 992 9945 sell on c ommiSSion Will haul Court of Common Pl eas Scenery' Coolv ille , 667 -3080 10 16 6fp Sunday SChool attendance on Ca ll 992 -3354 or 992 27 92 Metgs County , Oh .o 10 14 6tp Yayman 's 7-25 tfc Pomeroy , Oh10 Oct. 14 was.. 46, offering was "S TAR " kills ra t s QuiCkly , ( 9) 7, 1-1,21, 28 ; (10) 5 , 12 , 19, He $20.75. . OLD furn 1t ur e, oak tables , sure , 21h l b s $1 69 Ebersbach Hdwe ., ' Sugar Run Milts, c loc k s, 1ce boxes, bra ss beds, Worship serv1ces were held P tckens Hdwe , Ma son d1shes or • com p le te NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT at II o'clock with the Rev. 10 _,_ 9-30tp households Write M 0 Ca!ie No. 210-14 Mille r , R l 4, Pomeroy, Oh1o, 'J t rq ll B . T i',il or d . S1 Estate of Norma Ztrk)e , Meece speaking from I Peter ST EREO -RADIO, 8 track ta pe call 99 2-627 1 Deceased . Btok.•t I : 14-15, "We are redeemed by co mbmatlon , 4 speaker sound 5. 13 tfc NOf•ce is hereby g1ven 1hat ~ ys t em Balan ce SlOI 42, or 110 M l'ch.ln l ( St reet D 1ana Ashley , of 175 Beech the Precwus Blood of t~e use our budget term s Call Po meroy , Oht o ·15169 Str eet , Middleport. Oh1o, has Lamb. ,. A s pecial song, 99 2-3965 . been duly appo•nt ed Ad 10 14 6tc - 2 • • • •• m i n •stratrix of the Estate of ·'Because He LJves,'' was sung 2 BEDROOM home 1n Mtd Norma Z~rkle, decea sed, late of by Howard Flanders and d l eport Close to Elemen t ary •HONDA 160 dream , very n i ce bath , large d.ning , oak floor s, Me igs Co unty , Oh•o Sc hvol Cal l 99 2 3614 • and garden Sh ape • T o see. ca l l 949 -5913 basement, Cr ed1tors are r eq u •r ed to tile Florence Spencer. Attendance 10 14 6tc 1 0 17 71 c $5,000 00 their cl a1ms with sa•d f1dUC1ary at this service was 25, of!er~ n g COUNTRY HOME Nic~ w•thin tour months J AND 4 RO OM furniShed and Dated this 9th day ot October $17.25, pledges $32. modern bi r ch kttchen wtth unfu r nished apa rtm ents \ 913 Mrs. Margaret Follrod of Phone 992-5434 NEW HOT POINT coo k and ba ke units 3 or 4, Mannmg D. Webster , Judge 4 12 tfc bedrooms, famil y room and Pomeroy called on· Clara COMPACT C::ourt of common Pleas. Probate Div tsi on F ollrod and Nina Robinson , - R-OOMS b;lhe- w-;ek-:- S18 'C"p"' carport. One floor plan . A sk1ng C10) 12. 19, :Z6, Jtc Me •gs In n, Pomerov lUSt 51 5,900.00. and on her parents, Mr . and 7 12 tf c NEW LISTING - 35 acres 1n Mrs. Lee Henderson, Sunday NOTICE' OF APPOINTM~NT Sa lem Township within about 2 PR IVA TE meelmg -roo m-~r Yes. They Stack! Case No 21024 afternoon. miles of n ew coal mine. 4 any organ 1zat 1on , phone 992 Estate of Freda Grate, Perfect For Trailers! 3975 Word has been received that bedr oo m s, bath, basement Deceas.ed . DRYER 132.95 with garage. $17.500 .00 3-lllfc Notice 1s hereby g 1ven tha t Seldon O'Bnen has suffered a Norman J . Schoonov er of Rt 3, WASHER 224.95 BUILDING LOT - 50xl60. In 2 BEDROOM frailer tor rent , no Pomero y , Oh1o, h as been du ly stroke and is In St. Anthony 's chil dren Phone 949 3584, BOTH FOR ONLY $325 Pomeroy on Route 33 . A sk tng appoin.ted admmlstrator of the Hospital 1n Columbus. Mary Racme . Estate of F r e da Grate , Only $1500.00. 10 19-3t c deceased , tate of Meigs County , ' Carr wen t last week to be with CAB BUSINESS - 3 lale POMEROY Ohio Mrs. O'Bnen at the1r home. mod els 2 with air and power Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. Cr'ed1tor s are requ.red to f rle APARTME NTS. Good for the Phone 992 ·2181 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ross and All in good st\'ape. Want just work1ng man and w •fe near thetr claim s w1th said f tduciary w (th\n four months Darwm , Oh10 Ef f 1C1eney $6,500.00. famtly of Albany, 0 called on -:Oate;d th1S 9th day of October apartmen ts, newly decora ted 3 APARTMENTS - One fur 1973 DELUXE zig zag sew i ng Nma Robiflson and Cla ra· 1973 wd l ren~ f urn.shed or un ' mac h •n es Th1S machine ntshe(i , all rented, near court , Mann.ng D. Webster , Judge Follrod , Sunday evening. furn1shed Ele c tnc heat, and overcasts , emb r Oi ders, darn s, house . For $9,000 CourtotCommon Pleas , c1 ty water Rent reasonable and makes butlonholes Pay Probate DIVISIOn 773 -5118 tlalance of $42 50 or pa f $5 a MIDDLEPORT - 2 bedrooms, ( 10) 12, 19, 26 , ltc 10 9 tfc furntshed . Nice bath, large month Call 992 533 1. Mrs . Genevieve Guthne 10 14 7t c ltving . 2 porches Level lot Sible for more than onE> ·10 - W IN G MACHINE \ lt•ll ,;. l<tyaway J\!1 bvdt 1n •o hullonhote, do slrcl ch ')t' W '!ll l ilnd tan cv '5 1ttChlll4 l>tlV IU" I S48 /~( <IS-h or lf'nno;, ·"'V<t>I<1UI£' Trade m~ <=ICt('p l f'rl PhOn(' 997 7984 10 t76tc ~HOOli NC. Lost , • I Business Services IQ I 1 11lp F01 Sale Nolite r--~----------~·~--------~·· IIJ/1 t• nN Ill\( (~ l illln il 1 ( It h.HIIIop 1',(1111 /t/') 11\ l ' 9- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pcmeroy, o., Oct.l9, 1973 For Sale y , WANT ADS • • • ' "' ' I ' - I ' . '" " .' �• I ' 19- Tho Daily Sentinel. Middlepcjrt-Pomeroy. 0 .. O<·t. 19. 13;3 ' Town declares itself UFO host . By Urdted Preos lnlernaUonal A small fishing and farming town on the Texas coast is making il.self the official hoot for all the UFOs reported in American skies. "It just occurred to me that no one has ever made those li tUe fellas welcome," Mayor MEIGS THEATRE Tonight thru Tuesday October 19. 23 W . C. J•ckson of Palacios (population 4,000) said Thurs· day. "So we-the Town Council - issued a proclamation to make H official.". Jackson said next Wednesday between llle hours of 1 and 5 p.m. would be designated as Palacio.' First Annual . UFO Fly.in Day at llle municipal airport. Reports of strange flying obJects were just about as common as explanations for their existence from coast to Wall Disney's ARtSTOCATS (Technicolor) Fully animated feature. I G) SONG OF THE SOUTH (Technicolor) An imated · tales of Chandler Harris. Joel coas t Thursday, but police at New Albany and Clarksville, · Ind ., slaked out a field where UFOs had been reported and made three captures. What the police caught was three plastic trashbags with wooden crosspieces supporting tiny lighted candles. r---------------------.. ( G) Kind of Spooky Looking "It really gave the feeling of the real thing," one officer said. " ll glbws and is kind of spooky looking." He blamed lhe creations on local children. Traffic backed up for miles near Greenwoood, Del., as ·motorists stopped to stare at a bright orange disk. It wa s proved to be a seven-foot hoop dotted with orange lights and powered by a Fire Department generator. Five local volunteer firemen were charged Yfith disorderly conduct. Residents at Bedford, Mass., reported mysterious flashing objecl• to police. They turned out to be a searchlight marking the opening or a new store. . . Not all of the sigh lings reported Thursday night were e~plained so easily. ' ~~~)S) J..N.------- Outside Minneapolis-St. Paul, Patrolman Bradford Roy said he saw a " flying pancake triangle" with red and white lights that darted through the sky in ~ilence . 50 Report UFOs More than 50 residents in the Florida panhandle reported UFOs, some flying in forma· lion. Clinton Chiles and Toby Howell .of Mary Esther, F la·., told police they were trout fishing when they spotted an object 1,000 feet above the water. "It lit up the entire area and made no noise and slowly moved out to sea," they said. Hundreds of Ohio residents flovt.u...-..1 vvltc~ im4.1 alierJft.::,' switchbOa rds with frightened calls of very bright white lights moving through lhe sky. 1.. J . l..orenz.en, director of the Aerial Phenomena Re· search Organization in Tucsgit, Ariz., said the sightings result from Americans' need for diversions from scandals ~t home and wars abroad. "We have so many problems of our own such as scandals and wars that the diversion is welcome /' he said. 11 People are also tending to view the phenomena with more respect and less ridicule than ever before, which has encouraged more people to report what they see." MILLER RECORD CITED · A-ccording to voting participation scores computed by the Congressional Quarterly r Tenth District Congressman Clarence E. Miller was one of seven · HoUse Members to answer every recorded vote taken in the current session. · Miller, who has had a perfect voting partic ipation record si nce coming. to the House in 1967, has east 1,856 consecutive votes. Only two House Members have answered more consecutive votes than Miller, according to the Congressional Quarterly. Conflicts dini. peace talks Unih:d l'~s lntematiooal Consultations lo end the Middle East war were reported at the highest U.S., Soviet and Egyptian levels Thursday but hope for a quick settlement was tempered by conflicting ofHcial I sraeli views on whelller an outside peace plan would be accepted. In Washington , President Nixon and his chief aides were continuing '' delicate diplomati c co ntacts" with Arab and Israeli officials in search of a peace plan but while t)lere were some signs of optimism, no concrete results were reported . In Cairo, the · Middle East News Agency said Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosygin had left the Egyptian capital after ho lding lllree " lengthy" meet· ings with President Anwar Sadat. Diplomatic sources said Kosygin's mission was to "pr6be Ute possibility" of a cease-fi re, but the nature of the talks was not revealed. Israeli diplomatic sources at the United Nations said ·the only inunediate prospect for ending the fighting would be an in-place cease-fire . Barring that, they said, Israel could be · expected to mount an allout offensive' against the Arabs within the next two days or so. In Jerusalem, however. a Hy senior '}l'oreign Ministry o£..ficial told UP! reporter Peggy Polk that israel and the United States both oppose an in-place cease-lire. He also rejected any moves toward an outside peace plan and said the war will end only through direct Arab-lsraeU negotiations. 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Lows at night in the upper 40s and in the :;os. High Monday In the 70s and by Wed· nesday high · in the upper 60s. COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Ohio Industrial Co mmission postponed the scheduled Friday hearing until Nov. 2 because the Vinton County Board of Education and the Vinton Local Teachers Association could only agree on the major causes of the month.old strike in the six· • •• school district. ERNEST A. Wingett, left, and Sam Smith accompanied Rep. Richard F. Both sides are to file briefs by next Celeste, center , on a visit in the Gama-Meigs area Friday morning at which time. Friday with the commission, whjc then ' Celeste urged Ohio's political leaders to join in a spirit of bipartisan cooperation to will review the statements befo.r e write a strong and workable ca mpaign rlnance law. reconvening the hearings. It's the first time the commission has entered a public teache~s· dispute. .. Commission Chairman Gregory J , Stebbins said the board refused the an arteacher demands for inclusion bitration clause and · new dismissal proCedures for non-tenured instructors in ..,., any forthcoming contract. · ." . < Teachers struck Sept. 21. Later the KC QUEEN AND COURT- Miss Kandy Gindlesberger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tucker, flower girl. GALLIPOLIS ~ · Rep. Richard F . said. board fired 67 under the slate Ferguson third from left, »:as crowned homecoming queen Friday Second row, ClibbOrn Smith, escort of Kathy Smith, Qu<)Cn' Celeste (District·5) urged Ohio's political As Majority Whip of the Ohio House Act, which prohibits strikes by public ·.night at Kyger Creek High School. Miss Gihdlesberger, a Kandy Gindlesberger, her escort, Orland Cremeans, Miss leaders to "join in a spirit of bipartisan Celeste was deeply involved in the employes, but rescinded the qismissal of senior, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin GindlesKim Lucas, junior attendant, her escort, Marshall French, cooperation to write·a strong anQ workable legislative negotiations that yielded the 70. The association said the teachers would . berger, Rt. I, GallipoUs. Miss Kathy Smith, second from left, sophomore attendant Cathy Green arid her escort, Dean campaign finance la w, " during Friday's rece ~lly-passed Ethics Bill, which he cited not go back until all 87 are relained . Jividen and freshman attendant Cindy Meaige and her daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith of Rt. I, Gallipolis, visit here . · as a " helpful model of legislative states· WiiUam McNickle, president of the was runnerup. Shown lef! to right are, Carl Ward, son of Mr. escort, Ed Skaggs. " Drafting a good campaign spending bill manshlp." Vinton County Locar Teachers and Mrs. Mack Ward, crown bearer, MeUssa Tucker, is a complicated task , and will be tough Celeste cited (9ur key ingredients for a Association, accused the school board of ·-.enough without the distra ctions of a sound campaign finance bill: thwarting attempts to negotiate a new barrage of partisan canon fire. " Celeste · "First-, we must limit campaign contract. contributions, the amount which in"The teachers wanted negotiations to dividuals and political committees can begin immediately under the auspices of contribute to each candidate." · the Industrial Cominission," said Me- · ' "second , we must limit campaign Nickle. MIDDLEPORT- A lalk by Edwin M. spending, the amount which any candidate ''In fact, commission Chairman Gregory Harman, Worthington, district gOvernor can spend to get elected." J . Stebbins urged the discusi;ions be on Rotary club work, and the annual loud "Third, we must require full and opened Friday after the hearing was . frequent financial . disclosure, before as recessed, " he said. "But the schooi board shirtcontest were highlights of the weeJiily meeting of the Middleport-Pomeroy GALLIPOLIS - A $1 mimon apart- repr"St!'nted the Shahans. well as after each election. attorney refused." eol'e .drillings are expected to oogin Rotary Club at Heath United Methodist ment house complex with commercial " Finally, we need to establish an in, development was announced here immediately. Constru.~tion is expected to Church in Middleport Friday night. dependent Elections Commission to police Mr. Harman addressed the group on ·Saturday by Mr. and Mrs. Darrell ,Shahan, start in JUl~ 1974. campaign spending practices." Planned Properties has complexes in general club work. Earlier in the day .he · 502 Jackson Pike . . Noting the Special' session of the Chillicothe and Columbus, and is currenUy · had held an assembly on Rotary Club Mr. and Mrs. Shahan signed a lease Leg isla lure which is due · to start next matters with officers and other key for the project Friday night with Planned building another complex near the Zane . week, celeste commented, "If a partisan Shopping Center in (JI)illicothe. members. President of the local · club, Properties, Inc ., Columbus. · wrangle develops over con trolling the A survey will be conducted in this area Harold Hubbard, presented the district · The site is located five miles north of sources of large political contributions I shortly to determine the npmber of one, president a gift. Mrs. Harman, wife of the Gallipolis, just off Rt. 35, near the new would support partial public financing of COLUMBUS ( UPI ) ~ Attorney district official, was entertained by Mrs. · shopping center. The site contains ap· two and three bedroom units needed for state elections as an alternative." the Gallipolis project. Name ol~the new proximately 12 acres. The Cleveland legislator ' added that General William Brown said Saturday Charles Gaskill at her home. addition ' ~ill be selected late,;;~ Mi::{:;:' Winner of the 'prize for the best loud 'In the planning stages are 60 apart· municipal corporations and county (Continued on page 14) · · . . commissioners could use public funds to shirt was Vernon Weber of Rutland . His ment bouses, frontage for commercial Shahan sa1d . '-, shirt was one which had heen decqrated by development, with swinuning pools, tennis support programs of federally fonded 'DR. M. P. SIMON his wife. Running in close.competition with courts and basketball courts to be located Councils on Aging. . y The opinion was drawn up for Meigs Weber were Gene Riggs and the Rev. in the rear of the apartment complex. . Robert BUJllgardner. Gene Grate, who has Project developers are Richard County Prosecutor Bernar~ V. Fultz. Brown further ruled township trustees been hospitalized, was welcomed back Kosmo and Terry Whaley. The latter is a NEW HAVEN - Local 426 UWUA native of Meigs County. . 1 could not . have authority to use public after several Weeks absence. President. Carl Searls Saturday issued a . ' Guests were Charles Gaskin, the Rev. Mrs. Shahan told the Times-Sentinel funds for the programs. Local govern· , statement denouncing tbe actions of the . Ed Fischer, Harold Deeth, president of the Saturday that " through the efforts Or John ments were told they could not use the . union members who have returned to work . federal revenue sharing funds to .lll<ltch Lebanon Rotary Club, Jack Bacon and Weeks, Columbus and Southern Ohio at the Philip Sporn Plant. federal lunda for the councils, but the Hamilton Johnson, Point Pleasant, ·who Electric Co., this project has become a "No, we were not pleased with your GALLIPOLIS - Dr. Mel P. Simon, •· public funds could be used to match slate holds a 341'.! year . perfect attendance reality ." decision to return to work , thereby M.D., loc~ l Urologist of Hillcrest MIDDLEPORT ,- Mlddleporf voters She added that negotiations began 10 . money or to supplement slate or local record for attending Rotary meetings. The aligning yourselves witli the Company and Urological · Clinic, · Inc,, was recenUy · on Nov. 6 will vote for the third time on a matching funds .' · meal was served by women of the church. months ago. Atty. Warren F. Sheets subtracting your efforts from our just named president of the Central Ohio · permissive auto license tax. cause," said Searls. · Urological Society whose membership · This time, however, .the measure is in a Searls said th<ise members who have covers southeastern Ohio, the Columbus different form - that of an initiative acgone back into the plant would be perarea and surrounding counties. lion: • ' mitted and welcomed back iniD the unioo Dr . Simon is a Diplomate of the Twice previously, Middlep9rt Village ranks, without prej~dice, If they would American Board of Urology, Fellow • Council has approved a permissive auto come out. of the plant. lnterna tiona I College .of Surgeons, , license tax of $5 per vehicle for Middleport Searls also commented t~at he Member • Gallia County Medical Society; car owners over the regular auto license realized those Mason <;ounty Medical Society, Ohio State fee . Twice, the action went to the voters . . members who returned to · · work this .week did so as the result of the · Medical Society, ·American Medical · through referendum actions·by .the people . intimidation appUed upon them and their As~ociation, North Central Section, and was. turned down. families through the actions of the Central runerican Urological Association, and also Th.e rl)ellsure at this election is an Operating Company . · · · , llle American Association of Clinical . initiative.action brought about through 233 Urologists . voters who signed a petition asking .that .. . Aside from being an active staff ' Middleport Council put into effect an or· · PORTSMOUTH . ~ · Eighteen persons Adams counties we•·e ready to be opened . pany coal mines. YARDS STILL OPEN Other funding snggestions offered in to traffic; that a change in funding from · member of Holzer Medical Center, Dr. · dinance providing that the permissive auto gave testimon~. at a Transportation Public HOBSON Vern S..anUand, in charge Simon holds the same with Pleasant license tax be put into effect in Middleport. Heating held Thursday in the Portsmouth 50-50 pet. to 70 pet. federal and 30 pet . state testimony was one to change the mode of Valley Hospital in Point Pleasant, and is a The petition ·ne.cted only 89 signatures City council chambers . Ohio Trans· · participation was sought and that . the charging for Ohio vehicle license fees to of operations at Hobson yards, reported consultant at both Veterans Memorial to be put on the November ballot, but portation Director J. Phillip Richley and federal government made only $4 million charge by the horsepower or weight of the Saturday morning that there was no jnHospital in Pomeroy, and Jackson General contained 233 signatures when it was filed his staff conducted the hearing, the sixth of available annually for the remaining_ vehicle being licensed; and use of state . formation available in regard to the lottery funds to support mass transit closing of Hobson yards. Ho~n officials Hospital in Ripley, W. Va. wit!\ the Meigs Coonty Board of Elections. · its kind held ill Ohio. Seventy persons Appalachian highway projects. Six county engineers testified, citing facility development (not highway funds) hav~ not been notified as to whether the Dr. Simon made an announcement , In · previous experiences with the $5 attended the hearing, from Adams, Pike, that the Central Ohio Urological Society' is tax, the action .h as started with the council Scioto, Lawrence, Jackson, 'Gallia and their needS for more funds to replace and a sidebar suggestion to stagger work yard will be closed or not, Scaniland sai~ . hours to avoid downtown traffic Two trains ran Friday, Scantlarid deficient bridges on county highway going to sponsor the 48th annual meeting of and then been turned down by voters. In Meigs counties. · . reported, North Central section of the American the current situaUon, council, If the Ahnost unanimous opposition was systems, and all opposed diversion of high- . congestion. way user fuel tax dollars.for mass transit' In addition to the Appalachian System, Urological Association, Inc. in Columbus measure is passed, will be asked to put the expressed to using highWay user tax 'IU MEET MONDAY other highways cited for improvement by purposes. next year. . legislation into effect for the tax. money (Gasoline Tax) for mass transit . MIDDLEPORT - Chapter 17 Ohio Those giving testimony from Meigs those gtvmg testimony includes those in The North Central Section includes the Council members have repeatedly funding. Also unanimous were expressions · A$sociation of Public School Employes, states of Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, .said that proceeds from the tax would be ' for completing Corridor "D" of the Ap· and Gallia · counties asked for higher the .Gavin impact area, the Portsmouth Me1gs Local School District, will meet at Jriorities for highway imp~9vements. .in Gallipolis and Jackson by-passes; plus th~ Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota ; . North used for street maintenance and repair palachian Highway, and Director-Richley 7:30p.m. Monday at~ Meig,o Junior High 1mpact area of the Gavm electr1cal completwn of the four-lane pavement from Dakota, South Dakota and the Province of altbough the regulation under which the explained that on Oct. 9 bids wete opened School in Middleport. The district generating plant and Ohio Power Com- Jackson to Gallipolis. Mahitoha, Canada. Dr. Mel Simon and his tax measure falls does list \liaduct and for the $9 milli<in Athens bypass of the ) ference will be held Friday Oct 26 in < family reside~~ 155 First ,love,, GaiUpolis. other areas of expenditure. system, that two more sections in Pike and Marietta . . ' · · ' ' .Celeste .seeks strong . . campaign finance la W PLEASANT VALLEY Discharges : WUiiam Long, Long Bottom; Phyllis Martin, Point Pleasant; Bruce Craig, Buffalo; Bruce Wayan, Kanauga ; Mrs. Jack Pickens, Bidwell; Ruth Parker, Mrs. William White, Point Pleasant; Scott · Kimes, Hartford; Stephen lGmes, Hartford; Mrs. Patrick Brumfield, Mid· dleport; Leroy Hayes, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. William Filson, Mrs. Ferrell Kiser, Point Pleasant. · New apartment house . complex is revealed Brown says public PROTEN WASTEFREE BONELESS ENGLISH ROAST SATURDAY . NIGHT $ )g 1LB. ' funds can be used · ·- OCTOBER 20 10:00 TO 2:00 Dr. Simon to head.Society Searls denounces members. actions Auto tax on ballot aga:i n in Middleport ' Area highway needs are ·h discusse·d at R0 rts mo ut The MEIGS INN .· 992-3629 ·. or Rotary district governor speaker • Pomeroy, 0. PRICE 20 CENTS Pomeroy-Middleport SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1973 Hearing postponed DICK'S BACK . Fumilie~; Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Vallev ~~ ~ Y11ur lllvited Guest R e;Jchillg More 1'han 12,000 tmt~ a Mostly sunny and little warmer today. High today in the mid to upJJ!'r 60s north and in the low to mid 70s so uth . 1:11 . ~~8::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;;::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;.;:;.;.;·:·:?-t from <J closed alrway or choke to death on Medical service first began operating are often cruCial. The EMS ambulance is a his own tongue . Movin~ a badly injured c.unbulanccs in March of this year, many mobile emergency room , making im · instances of harm to the patient by well· mediate medical care possible. person is just as serious. With spinal cord or neck injuries , meaning bystanders have been ex~ Last year, more than ll5,000 ' sometimes the best thing to do is noUling perienccd . People wail in anguish for an Ameticans lost their lives in accident.'!. until trained technicians arrive. Most ambulance that seems to take forever and Four hundred t)lousand more were per~ times, unless there's danger of fire or decide to transport llle victim by other manenUy di5'!bled and 10 million were' expl osion, there is no need to hurry to mcC:tns . When in most cases, proper care at temporarily disabled. The loos financially remove the accident victims. A twist the the scene and en route is just as important is estimated at over $28 billion. With wrong way can mean a crippled life or · as the doctor 's care at the hospital. . qualified emergencY medical services and indeed an end to life . But most by ~standers Although it's difficult to wait and time an awareness of basic first aid, the and co-worker s a re untrained and seems to stop when someone is hurt or ill, National Research Coun cil esti mates having the tr<.~ined technicians with the 60,000 of these lives could be saved . unaware. (Continued on page 14 ) Since Southeast Ohio's Emergency proper supplies, eq uipment and vehicle + HOSPITAL NEWS · Holzer Medical Center _ (Discharged Oet.l8) Cha rles Long, Sr., Walter Luh, Del ma , Sauer, Bobby Sharp, Mrs. Howard Uoyd, Douglas Kidd , Margaret Howell, James Allbright, Mrs. Paul Bl adshaw, Ronald .Browning, Mrs. Robert Conkle, Mrs. Richard Ford and son, Gertrude Herrold, lli:rs. Paul Mitchell and daughter, J ohn Ostergre n, Mrs. Willie O' Quinn , William Pettery, Mildred Rice, John Rose, Albert Roseberry , Mrs. Roy Michael Thomas and daughter, Doris Woodyard , Georg e Young . . (Births Oct. 17) Mr . and Mrs . William Beagle, a daughter, Cheshire; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Osborne , a daughtet, New Haven, W. • • GALLIPOLIS - The educa tional ~mergency medical service system is to C::tt the scene before the vtctuu rt~adi('S com ponent of Southeast Ohio's provide education '•.md information to the professional medical care." . Damage to the patient's chances to Emergency Medical Service is making 200,000 residents of the service area live or to recover occurs at the scene of an available basic £irst aid instrul·tion for regarding medi cal crncrgcnl'ies sud1 l.IS representatives of schools and industry in basic first aid - whal to do until the emergency. and is done by well-meaning people who feel they have to do ambulance arrives. the seven-county EMS service area. "something " and because of lack of first In an 'emergency, the critical ·' Health educators employed by the emergency medical service through OhiO moments usually occur long before the · aid training, do the wrong thing. Mislakes State University, are certified instructors patient reaches the hospital or before are costly . An unsplinted fra cture ca n · of the Slandard Multimedia Red Cross trained technicians reach him : at the become com pounded, produc in g per ~ First Aid course and have materials and scene where the accide~l or illness is first manent ci'l ppling. An unsecured broken resources to bring the training to in- discovered. A report from the National neck ca n produce permanent paralysis. A bleeding wound can bleed <1111 a patient's Re~earch Council slates that "one-third of . teres ted organizations. Part of the function of the new the aCcident fatalities in this country occur life. 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