https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e31d0b5a1a2b63e3e518e2bf5724c465.pdf 424f7e37d94427a7b8b3eedf2f38fd86 PDF Text Text . ' • Carman, Dooley • at y • await sentence · YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT HEADQUARTERs CANTON - Discoveries storekeeper on both, were made by Ohio P6wer Co. in the dismissed · and informati on course of its auditing developed by Ohio Power in its procedures have led to the investigation was turned over recent indictment or two forto the U. S. Attorney in mer employes- both awaiting Charleston, W. Va . sentencing - and two supply A federal grand jury in companies on mail fraud Charleston indicted the two charges, the utility disclosed former employes and the two today. , suppliers Oct. 31. Frank N. Bien, executive The ex-employes pleaded vice president, Canton, said guilty and await sentencing. Ohio Power auditors in the fall One of lhe suppliers, West of 1972 had uncovered Virginia Electric Supply Co., irrebularilies suggesting the Huntington, W. Va ., pleaded no rigging of fraudulent pur - contest and was fined $500 by chases of supplies in con- U. S. District Court Judge nection with construction of the Dennis R. Knapp, Charges company's General James M . against the other, Ohio River Gavin Plant al Cheshire, and Wholesale Lwnber Co., New Mitchell Plant near Mounds- Matamoras, were dismissed . ville, W. Va. Bien explained that Ohio The two employes, Fred R. Power had remained silent in Carman, who had been the the matter until now, pending company's resident engineer the indictments and subon both plant projects, and sequent pleas. Merrill A. Dooley, construction We Have COURTEOUS SALES PEOPLE To Help You With Your Shopping WOMENS SPORTSWEAR Save up to 40 per cent on sportswear selected from our regular stock. Misses, Juniors and Womens sizes. SALE PRICES MENS SHIRTS By United Presslnteroalional COLUMBUS ~ THE OIDO BUREAU of Employment Services reported Thursday that 117,254 persons collected unemployment compensation for the week of Nov. 30, an increase of over 80,000for the average week in November, 1973. The Bureau said there were 28,309 new claims also processed for the week ending Nov. 30 which is an increase of 20,000 over the average week in November, 1973. •Several reasons were cited by William Papier, head of the Bureau of Employment Services, for the increase. "First, 1973 was a boom year, the peak of a business cycle that began in 1969," Papier said. "1974 generally was not as good a year as 1973. 11 Then there are the same factors that have caused layoffs nationally ," he said. "The layoffs in the auto industry and in durable goods." SALE PRICES GIRLS RCA SPORTSWEAR PORTABLE Our entire stock of sizes 4 to 14 and Preteen is included in this sale. PHONOGRAPH SALE PRICES A Great Gift For Teenagers CLEVELAND- A. COMMUNITY-WIDE APPEAL to raise funds for food to feed CUyahoga County's nearly 200,000 welfare recipients hit hard by inflation was announced Thursday by the county conunissioners. The commissioners asked money be sent lo the Hunger Task Force, an agency run by the Council of Churches, but currenUy out of funds. The new plans calls for the task force to supply food purchased al cost by the Fisher-Fazio and American Seaway Supermarket chains to eight food crisis centers. The centers, lo be expanded in nwnber ala later date, are to distribute food to those who need it. Transportation oflhe food is to be handled free of charge by the Teamsters Union, which also pledged money lo the prosram. WOMEN$ WARM WINTER SLEEPWEAR Brushed tricot-flannel-challis. Our entire stock of Gowns, Pajamas and Robes is included in this sale. WASHINGTON - FOUR MONTHS AFTER leaving the presidency in dlssrace, Richard M. Nixon has received the best news since he was pardoned: He will not have lo testify in any way in the Watergate conspiracy triaL Presiding Judge John 'f. Sirica ruled Thursday that the ailing former president does not have to submit to lawyers' questions at his home or even answer written questions . A personal appearance by Nixon at the trial at this time had already been ruled out. Sirica said Nixon's testimony was "not indispensable" for his former aides' defense. "The value of Mr. Nixon's testimony to the defendants should not be UIU'ealistically overestimated. Mr. Nixon himself has been named by the grand jury as an Wlindicted co--conspirator in this case," Sirica said. "Certainly his testimony would be subject to the instruction lo the jury that it should be received with caution and scrutinized with care." SALE PRICES MAGIC DfEF SPECIAL PURCHASE GAS RANGES BATH TOWELS (Sale limited to stock on hand) HAND TOWELS ' WASHINGTON - FORMER FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION member Lee While told Congress Thursday that now would be "absolutely the worst time" lo lift price controls on natural gas and suggested the government itself consider getting into the gas business. White also said it was nearly "scandalous " that gas is used lavishly in many producing stales while other stales can't get enough for home healing in newly constructed housing. His testimony before the Senate Commerce Committee came less than 24 hours after the FPC announced il will allow natural gas producers to hike rates for some supplies, certain to cause rises in consumer prices. "This is absolutely the worst time for deregulation," While said. He endorsed a proposal backed by Sen. Adlai Stevenson, DID., and others that would set up a federal energy and gas corporation. He said the government should consider taking oil and gas deposits on public lands to see if it can provide the needed energy with a volume and efficiency that the industry has been unable to do. WASH CLOTHS TOY SPECIA-LS ' ON SALE AT OUR MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE Linen Department Main Floor Toys and Games selected from our regular stock. While they last. lf2 PRICE ., TOY STORE IN THE MIDDLE BL(!)CK GALAXY GIFT WRAP CHRISTMAS CHAIR SALE ' Our entire stock of upholstered recliners, rockers and lounge chairs and all-"llood rockers is included. Paper, Ribbon, VOL. XXVI NO. 166 BLANKETS acr. 100% Polye~ter in Pink, Blue, Gold, Green Sale '3'' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO GREAT GIFT IDEAS ••• ALL ·AT SALE PRICES In Our Toy Store (Middle Block) FRIDAY 6:30 to 8 PM Saturday 6:30 to 8 PM SALE STAR.TS FRIDAY AT 9:30 AM ' . ' Main Store, Toy Store and Warehouse Open Friday _Md Saturday Until 9 PM ELBERFELDS .IN POMEROY I • , I , . ~ FRIDAY; DECEMBER 6, 1974 By RICHARD HUGHES UP! Business Writer The Labor Department announced today that the nation's unemployment level in November had increased to 6.5 per cent, the highest since October, 1961. The number of persons employed declined by 790,000 in November and layoffs and dismissals accounted for the major portion of the increase in unemployment, the depart- is reviewed Progress of t he annual Christmas holiday promotional program was discussed by the Middleporl Chamber of Commerce and Retail Merchants Association at a luncheon in the Martin Restaurant in Middleport Thursday. Don Wilson , president, presided. The group is awarding ten $50 gift certificates each Friday afternoon through Dec. 20. Shoppers have until 3 p.m. on the Friday following each drawing to claim their prizes and all gift certificates awarded must be spent by Dec. 31. Santa will begin appearing on the streets and in business houses on Dec. 16 and free parking will be offered in the business section from Dec. 16 through the remainder of the Christmas season. ment's Bureau of Labor Statistics said. The swn of $2.5 billion in federal fWlds will now be automatically available for public works. The Ford administration has said the money would be forthcoming lr unemployment averages 6 per cent over three straight. months. The September rate was 5.8 percent and in October it was 6 per cent. The November rate made a three-month average of over 6 per cent. The bad news about the nation's employment problems followed mixed early reactions to the se tllemen l of the coal strike. While industry and labor expressed satisfaction that the mines would be operating, there was general agreement that conswners will pay for the higher wages and increased benefi Is gained by the miners. Related to the econom ic situation, John Guzek, president of District 6 of the United Mine Workers Union, said today in Bellaire, Ohio, EXTENDED WEATHER Sunday through Tuesday will be mild with a chance of rain Sunday and Monday, clearing and cooler by Tuesday. Highs will be In the 40s Sunday and Monday and In the 30s Tuesday. Overnight lows will be In the 30s Sunday and Monday and In the 20s by Tuesday. sOme of the miners in his district had already returned to work following ratification or a new contract with the sort coa l industry and all should be back on the job by midnight SWlday. Guzek said some of the un· derground mines have brought in sKeleton crews to get the mines in working order for ful l scale prOduction. The District encompasses Eastern Ohio and the Northern Panhandle of West Virginia and has about 15,000 UMW members who had been on strike since Nov , 12. District 6 ratified the new contract by only a margin of 332 voles as hundreds of miners in the district expressed di ssa tisfaction with several clauses in the new three-year pact and last week marched on district headquarters here. "I hope they (the dissatisfied miners) are mature enough to accepllhe majority vote," said Guzek . Rocky to • wm vote WASHINGTON I UPl ) - The House Judiciary Committee appears ready to approve Nelson Rockefeller's nomination as vice president at the end of what may be the most thorough congressional investigation of any presidential nominee. The last day of questioning was Thursday. Chairman Peter W. Rodino, D- N. J. ruled the hearings closed and said the panel would vole next Tuesday. UP('s informal survey showed that no more than 10 of the 38 members all proximate $50,000 order on two Democrats - would oppose types of fertilizer and baler Rockefeller. Eight committee twine . Democrats opposed Gerald R. Such orders will be expanded Ford's vice presidential in the futUre if the need arises, nomination a year ago. Fails indicated. The House will probably vote When the group meets again on Rockefeller the week of on Dec. 19 (instead of Dec. 20 Dec. 6, just before the Christas discussed ) representa tives mas recess. The Senate has will discuss the availability of scheduled a vole for next the three products and Tuesday, and Rockefeller is hopefully will be able lo expected to be confirmed determine what the price of overwhelmingly. these products will be in the future , The group. also discussed an ll-page feature article which appeared in the November, 1974 edition of "Successful Cloudy tonight, rain likely Farming," and recommended Saturday . Lows tonight in the all farmers read and study lha l upper 20s or the lower 30s. article on group farming . Highs Saturday in t.eh 40s. Collective buying move opens on 8 50,000 order Collective purchasing of farm supplies got a start when • approximately 40 Tri-Counly Area farms were represented ·during a steering committee type meeting Wednesdday night at the Jackson Production Credit office on Rl. 7, north of Gallipolis. Eric Fails, who presided, sa id 30 farmers participated in the discussion . Fails pointed out the purpose of the group is to organize area farmers in an effort to increase their buying power . ll was the consensus of the group . that lh:ee products farmers must buy are in short supply. By banding together, the group hopes to obtain these products collectively . The group approved an ap- Weather •, Three Meigs Marauder gridders look bows Thursday MARAUDERS HONORED evening at Ironton when the 1974 All Southeast Ohio Athletic U!ague football squad wa s honored at a banquet and address by Miami University Coach Dick Crum. Left lo right are Mick Davenport, end, HM; Lonnie Coals (HM), and Terry Qualls, runnin g back and defenstve end. Terry WhiUatch was not present. See page 2for details. 19 pay up fines, bonds Ten defe ndants forfeited bonds and nine were fined in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Dale E. Smith Thursday night. Forfeiting bond s were Robert Hayman, Rutland, $18.70, speeding; James Houdashelt, Syracuse, $35.10, speeding; Richard Knight, Wintersville , $21.70, speeding; Donald Gilbert, Vinton, $25.70, speeding; Robert Cline, Huntington, $27.70, speeding; Susan Gerlach, Columbus, $22 .68 , speeding; Charles Pomeroy, $15 a nd costs; speeding, Michael Taylor , Middleport, $100 and costs and three days in ja il, driving while intoxicated; Fred Priddy, Middleport, $10 and costs , speeding; Richard Blessing, Pomeroy , $15 and costs, speeding; David Richards, Jr .. Pomeroy, $15 and costs, speeding. Pomeroy police rece ntly put into operation a radar device to detect speeders . New philatelic products are on sale al the Pomeroy Post Office , according to Postma ster Jim Soulsby. These items include stamp kits at $2 each and cover such categories as Space, Masterworks of Art, Sports, Animal and Birdlife in addition to United States and Canadian Starter Kits . Also on hand are the 1974 mini-s tamp sets al $3 ,50 each which includes one of each commemorative stamps issued in 1974. Sets for 1972 and 1973 arc also available. These al'e inex pensive and would make id eal Christmas gifts for those who make stamp collecting a hobby or wish to start a collection, Soulsby said. Soulsby a lso suggesled lhal customers mail ea rly to avoid a last minute rush and possible de lay on Christmas greetings and parcels. Return addresses should be included on all mail and sufficient postage affixed. from the rural carr ier or at the He stated that due to possible pos l office . changes in dispatch schedules Postage ra tes for greeting lo the Athens SCF. that all mail cards remain the same being sen t to a Pomeroy adwhether they are sealed or dress be bundled separately unsealed. There will be no from other mail and deposited changes in lob by hours or in the local mail drop or parcel hours of window servi ce during drop in the Pomeroy Post the Chris tmas Season . Office lobby. Otherwise mail for delivery to a Pomeroy address will have to go to the Athens Post Office before being processed and returned for delivery . During the month of December rural route customers are required o arrix postage bCfore mailing letters, a good practiee at any time or the year as it eliminates the possibility of money becoming WASHfNGTON , D. C. - U, lost or taken from mailboxes. S. Repr esenta tive Clare nce Stamps may be purchased Miller today issued a statement outlining the status of the rail reorganization plan proposed under the Railroad Reorganization Act of 1973 whi ch affects rail lines throughout southeastern Ohio. Miller said : Votes in the annual Meigs "The Intersta te Commerce Agriculture, Stabilization and Commission has advised us Conservation Community that the important preliminary Committee election were rail system plan for recontallied at the ASCS Office '" the s tructuring rail lines in the Farmers Bank Building Thurs- Northeast and Midwest will be day . completed and made pu blic on CommWlity committees will February 26, 1975 . The new meet in the local ASC office at February dale for publication 10 a.m. on Monday, Dec. 16, of the report comes after each to elect a county com- President Ford signed mitteeman for a three year legis lation granting ICC a 120term . day extension in its planning Selected to serve on com- process. munity committees from the "The preliminary plan is the several areas Thursday were second of three s teps in Ernest Wood, Pearl H. Hayes, determining the most equitable Frank Broderick, Bedford - manner for revamping rail Salisbury; Earl Dean, Dale lines as called for under the Kautz, Paul Baer, Chesler; Railroad Reorganization Act or Reed Jeffers, Kenneth Welsh, 1973. ll is importan t to note that Ronald Whittington, Colwnbia public hearings will be held on - Scipio; Charles Harri s, the findings of the preliminary Harold G . Roush, Thomas rail report. The last step of the Sayre, Lebanon - utarl; Cecil railroad screening pr ocess Caldwell, Ches!Alr Buckley, 0. involves drawing up a final J . Pennington, Olive. Orange; systems pla n and overall Clifford Might, John Colwell, approval or rejection of the Joe Bailey, Rutland - Salem; plan by Congress. Gene Yost, David Nease, and " ! strongly urge commun;ty Charles Theiss , Sutton. leaders, rail users, and other interested parties to join me in opposing any major disruption of rail service in southeastern Ohio which may be proposed in this reorganization plan ." Support asked by Miller Committees are elected NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - Fourteen Eastern · High School students were tapped for membership into the National Honor Society during a National Honor Society assembly Thursday afternoon. Members tapped were, front row, 1-r, Jull Whitehead, Suzy Goebel, Carolyn Ha""'"· T«esa Buckley, Marsha Kimes, Becky Root, Pam Sams; back row, Diane Pullins, Crissy Morlan, Debbie Sanders, Kathy Newell, Denise Dean, Nlesel Duvall and George Pickens. Howard Parker is the advisor. Chester Gooding, principal, consratulated the students. Two accidents investigated Postal rate will go up class stamp might be 12 or 13 WASHINGTON (UPI) Postmaster General Elmer T. cents in 1975. First class Klassen says the cost of postage rose from 8 cents to 10 malling a first class letter · cents, and to 13 cents for aircould jump another 2lo 3 cents mall in March. next year to cover an expected KlaSsen said the semiP,.ivate $900 million deficit. U.S. Postal Service lost $438 "Somebody has to pay for million in fiscal 1974 might and dellyering the maU" If Con- might lose twice as much this gress won 'l increase federal fiscaL year. He said the Postal subsldles, !Qassen told report- Service wot•ld file for a rate hike next March. ers ThllrsdaY. He said it was too early lo . "There ls 90 ,quP•ticli we 'll predict a definite rate increase need a price Increase," he said. bul,)te thought the cost or a first \ Neulzling, Coshocton , $21.70, speedin g; James Gilliam, Gallipolis, $250, for driving while intoxicated and $100 for leaving the scene ; Bernard Rairden , Hartford , $250, driving wh ile intoxicated, and Robert Baker , Syracuse, $18.70, speeding. Fined were David Johnson, Mason, $5 and costs, littering; William Fry, Jr. , $10 and costs, reckless operation; Paul Mitchell, Langsville, $13 and costs, speeding ; Ann Gilbert. Philatelists offered products COLUMBUS - THE OFFICE OF SECRETARY of Stale Ted W. Brown has ordered all88county boards of elections to begin a recount of the Nov. 5 gubernatorial election Dec. II and complete il in one week. Brown's office look the action Thursday after Gov. John J. Gilligan formally made the request for a recount, saying the "people of Ohio deserve a fair, accurate count of their bi!)lots." CRAIGSVILLE, W. VA. - ISLAND CREEK COAL Co. announced plans Thursday for a multi-million dollar coal mine development project to be centered in Upshur County. Gene S. ' Matthis president of the company's northern division centered here, s;ld Island Creek expects to award a contract in January for a coal preparation plant. The company estimated the costal $20 million, but Matthis said bids received had exceeded that figure . The total development, Matthis said, Will cost between $50 million and $80 million . ltincludes deep mines at Bean's Mill and Kedron, plus a number of strip mine operations. Matthis said a third deep mine was planned near Sago, south of Buckhannon. TEN CENTS Unemployment set at 6.5% TO SEE SANTA CLAUS j. 72x90 SALE PRICES SALE PRICES ,. BRING YOUR CHILDREN DPvoted To The Intere.~t.~ of The Meigs-Ma.~on Area Promotion Sport shirts- dress shirts. knit shirts · number shirts. Includes our entire stock. en tine OFFICERS AND MEMBERS who were in charge of the tapping exercises at Eastern High School during the National Honor Society Assembly Thursday were front row, 1-r, Regina Kimes, Vickie Gaul, treasurer, Debbie Boatwright; back row, Karen Reed, vice president, Marylu Mills, president, Lou Ann Newell, secrelaJt> and Mandie Rose. The Meigs County Sheriff's Department investigated two accidents in which no personal injuries were reported Thursday and early today. Al2 ;38 p.m . Thursday on the parking lot of Racine Junior High School, Joy L. Bigler, 23, Racine, backed from a parking space and struck a parked car owned by Lynne E. Hungerford, 32, Athens. There was light damage . No citations were issued. Frid&y al12 :54 a .m. on CR 28 in Chesler Twp. a deer was killed when il ran into the path of a car driven by Calvin D. Pickens~ ' 22, Rt . 2, Racine. SfNG CHANGED A h}mn sing which had been annoWJced for Sunday at the Eagle Ridge Community Church will be Saturday al7:30 p.m. Earlier announcements are to be disregarded . All singers and the public are welcome lo attend the Saturda~ night rvenl .• ' �... . ., . .. ' 2- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Dec. 6,1974 NEW ORLEANS (UP I) - If the city fathers of Seattle, Toronto, New Orleans and Wa shin gto n fin ally deliver major league baseball franchises to the local folks back home, they can thank a man who isn't even here a t the winter baseball meetings Gary Davidson. For it was Davidson, the ubiquitiou s foun der of the fledgling, floundering but still very much existing ABA, WHA and WFL who undoubtedly spawned Wa lter O'Malley's master plan to save baseball from the same dollar war that is eroding pro football, hockey and basketball. According to O'Malley the major league club owners have only two ways to turn to avoid the intrusion of a "World Baseball League." The first would be for the major leagues to buy the attendance-plagued Baltimore Orioles and Oakland A's fran- ·, Walton may call • • zt quzts r PORTLAND, Ore. (UP! ) Mter 17 games in the National Basketball association, three: time All-America and 1973 Amateur Athlete of the Year Award-winner Bill Walton is considering calling it quits. Sam Gilbert, a Los Angeles contractor and financial adviser to the 6-foot-11 rookie center, said Thursday that Walton is frustrated by injuries and conflicting lifestyles. Walton has missed five straight games with the Portland Trail Blazers because of a bone spur in his left ankle. He missed two games earlier in November because of a dislocated left little finger. Portland officials said Walton was left at home when the Blazers wen t on the ir curren t fourgame road trip to the East Coast. Walton was then given permissiOn to go to Los Angeles to see Dr. Robert Kerlan in Los Angeles about his ankle. "He (Walton) is considering a lifestyle that pleases himparticipating with nature," said Gilbert from Los Angeles. "He is doing some soul searching about pro basketball. It's up to him and I assume there will be a decision by Sunday." Walton won the Sullivan Award in 1973 as Amateur Athlete of the year and three times was named UPI's Player of the Year during his collegiate career at UCLA. He also led UCLA to a record 88game collegiate winning streak and two NCAA championships. Gilbert said that money is not a factor and that Walton is more than delighted with his contract-a five-year pact estimated at $2.1 million. He was the No. I pick by Portland ili the 1974 college draft. " He is evaluating his life's goals. We have had lengthy discussions as late as today. The people in Portland have been wonderful to him, the owners have been magnificent, but his injuries have frustrated him beyond belief." ... Gilbert said he doesn 'I know if Walton \\'ill call it quits. He said, however, he advised Walton during their talks that he has to be a ' 'responsible human being" and that he has an obligation to fulfill his 1 contract with Portland. chises, shift them to Washington and Seattle, respectively, and sell them to local ownerships. A. an alternative, the second O'Malley "grand plan" called for a third major le ague comprised of teams from New Orleans and Seattle (with their domes), Buffa lo , Denver, Toront o a nd Wa shingtonwhich would compete on a n equal parity for playoff and World Series play after an ioitlal four or five year "growing up " period. Baseball Co mmissioner Bowie Kuhn, while attempting to neatly placate the eager city fathers from Seattle, Toronto and the host city all bidding hard here for immediate major league sta tus, intimated the O'Malley plans have spurred the usuall y sta id baseball owners into serious talks concerning expansion and the problems in Baltimore and the Bay Area. " We have formed an interleague committee to consider the various suggestions in regard to future cities," Kuhn said Thursday night. "The O'Malley plan in regard to the creation of a new league will be among those discussed." At least one major league team found some time to deal with the present amid all the futur~ expansion and franchise-shiftil}l! talk. That was Texas Rangers who reeled off a pair of player deals , the most significant bringing 34-year-<Jid Willie Davis, a $110,000 peryear centerfielder, from Montreal for 23-year-<Jld infield prospect Pete MacKanin and Browns unready CLEVELAND (UP!) - The Cleveland Browns left for Dallas this morning with possibly the least preparation for any game in their history . The team was denied use of its usual practice fields at Baldwin-Wallace College in. nearby Berea earlier in the week by a heavy snow storm. There was an indoor· practice session at Public Hall and then a single workout Thursday on the grass at Municipal Stadium. The Browns normally would have practiced on artificial turf at Baldwin-Wallace because Saturday's game against the Cowboys will be played on the artificial surface at Texas Stadium. QUarterback Mike Phipps led the first unit at Thursday's practice session, easing back into the role of starter. Phipps lost out earlier in the year to backup quarterback Brian Sipe when the Browns lost five of their first six games. Sipe went to the sidelines last weekend against San Francisco and Phipps carne on to guide the team to the only score in the game following Eddie Brown's return of ah interception to the San Francisco 24. Cleveland won it 7..0 to boost its record to 4-8. Sipe is expected to be ready Saturday despite a minor ankle sprain suffered in the San Francisco game, but coach Nick Skorich has awarded Phipps the start. Other Browns hurt last week but due to play are running back Greg Pruitt, wide receiver Steve Holden, guard Pete Adanns and defensive back Van Green. righthander Don Stanhouse. Davis, despite his advanced age, still managed to hit .295 in 153 games this year with 12 homers and 89 runs-batted~n. "Willie has got to be the fastest 34-year-<Jld in America," said Expos General Manager Jim Fanning of his departing outfielder. In addition to Davis. the Rangers , who had only one quality left-handed starter on their roster in David Clyde, picked up southpa w Clyd e Wright, a 20-game loser in 1974, from Milwaukee for righthander Pete Broberg. The only other trade of the day saw 28-year-<Jid utility infielder Eddie Leon move from the Chicago White Sox to the New York Yankees for relief pitcher Cecil Upshaw . The owners were still expected to approve a second interleague trading period for the spring . Leagu r. Standing !> By Unitf!d Prc!io!i. lnt crnation.;l North w . I. t . pt ~ gf 9<1 Mu sk ego n Ill 7 1 J3 109 6'"J F lmt 15 7 ') 32 87 58 ~~~~n~r~n ~~ 1~ ; ;6 n~W :~:~~~~::: 1~,~~~ ~· ~·: ~~ '{~ Col u mb u s 1011 1 11 86 84 Tol edo 9 16 1 19 97 100 Fl. 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Doris Halfhi ll 188 , Bett y Whi tl at ch 184 High Series Ph1l M e Farland 594 . Ray R oac h 540 ; Dori s Hal f hill 4 66 , B elly Wt'1 itlatch 465 Team H igh Game and Se r 1es - No . 2, 67 8 and 1909 November26, 1974 Won Lo st Go Go 66 46 Jac k 's Clu b 62 50 No . 6 60 52 No . 2 54 58 Fearsome Four 50 62 No . 1 46 66 H igh Ind . Game Ray Roach 198, Georg e Gillian 193 . Opa l Hup p 160, O pal Hu p p 15 7. H igh Series Ray Roach 575 , Ken Moh l er 51 1; Opal Hup p 454 , Susie Gr u ese r , 411. Team High Gam e an d Ser ies N o 6 , 600 an d 17 13. College Basketb a ll Re sults By United Press International East . Grove City 67 Thi el 53 Holy Cross 94 Dart mou th 70 Bab son 97 St . Ansel m 's 80 Massachusetts 74 Ha rva r d 71 Boston St. 81 Lowel l St. 62 Rutgers 114 Columbia 85 Manhattan 86 Fai rfi e ld 74 Del. 90 Fr n k l n & Mrshll 77 St . Jo s Pa . 61 Albright 60 Gettysbg 77 western Md . 74 Geo . Wash 61 Wm . & Mary 50 R . l Coli 10 1 Wrcstr Tech 71 P itt -John st own 91 Pt. Park 85 Ha verford 88 Ursinus 7J Millersyl 97 Eliztown 77 Brockpt St . 71 Elmira 61 Quinn i p ia c 69 Bryant 52 New Paltz 79 St . Jos 55 E . Conn . 78 W Conn so Ph a. Text 72 Glssbro St 61 Sacred Hearf 79 Pa ce 74 5ou1h Loyola ( Md l 80 J . Hopkin s 75 N .C. St . 144 Buffalo St . 88 Fu llrtn St . 83 R.chmnd 79 A lA 71 Western Kentucky 70 No . Ky . St . 84 Am Christian 71 Morehed St . 105 Chrl stn Bapt 85 Mid Tenn . 73 UW -Green Ba y 57 Ark .- L .R . 85 John Brown 84 VMI 98 Appalachian 81 Geotown Ky . 86 Centre 63 K e!"l t u c k v New York 5 1. Lo uis M e mphis Vi r q in ia Pres~ Interna ti onal Ea s t · w . I. pet . g.b. 15 15 10 7 5 6 , 7 I <I .625 .385 18 .250 17 .22 7 9 16 Wes t w I. pc:f . Denv er 22 4 .a46 San Anton io 15 a .652 U lah 11 14 .440 In d ian a 9 12 . 429 San D1ego a 13 381 Thu rs d ay 's Result De nv er 89 Ut ah as Fnday' s Game s San D i ego at New York V1rg1n1a at San An tonio I' ' 7. ' 10 10 11 g .b . N H L S1a nding s By United Press Int ernational D•vision 1 w . I. t. pts gf ga Ph il a 16 6 3 35 94 57 Atlanta IJ 9 5 31 73 69 NYRang er s 11 8 5 17 91 72 NY Island er s 9 8 B 26 BS 71 01Vi !io ion 2 w . I . t . pts gf ga Vanco u v e r 16 6 4 3C 100 71 Chi c ag o 111 032585 59 M inn esota 9 n 4 75 100 St . L o u i s 8 11 52 1 7688 n Kan sa s Ci ty 4 19 1 Oi11ision 3 9 58 111 w . I. 1. p h g l ga L os A ngeles 1J 2 9 35 74 39 Montreal 13 6 8 3J 115 83 Pilfsburgt1 9 11 4 22 99 90 Detroit 8 14 2 Wa shing ton 2 21 3 D ivis ion 4 18 69 102 7 59 138 w. 1. 1. pts gf Buffalo '"JO 4 4 44 135 Boston 12 7 6 30 10 7 Toronto 6 13 s 17 a1 Ca l1 fornia 5 17 5 15 62 Thur sduy 's R-esult s De t roit 6 Boston 4 Toron to 3 N Y Island ers 3 Ph i l adel p hia 3 Ch 1cago 2 Buffa l o 9 Washing ton 2 Frid ay's G u m es Ph i ladelphia at Kan City Atlan t a at Vancouv er Minnesota at Ca l iforn 1a WHA Stand,ng s By Un1ted Pr es!io 1nternat •onal Ea~t w. 1. t . New Eng lnd 15 8 0 Cl eYeland 9 7 I Chicago 8 13 0 Indianapolis 4 200 Wes t w. I , t. Houston 17 B 0 San Diego P hoeni X Minnesota Michigan Toronto Quebec Winnipeg pts 30 19 16 8 gf 88 8 11 0 7 15 0 Ca11adian w . 1. t . 15 9 1 13 9 0 12 7 9u 77 52 52 68 84 51 113 pts gf ga 34 117 76 12 10 0 2·1 70 6 11 2 18 72 REGINA TOLBERT ga 89 79 10 2 117 h • gridders honored at the feast. Crum .concluded his remarks with the Miami slogan of " Leave no re grets on the fi eld," referring to the fact that " You give it your best shot on the field." Crum 's · addre ss was preceded by the awards to the all-leaguers , presented by Curt Boggs. pre sident of the SEOAL. Odi e O'Donne ll of the Gall ipolis Daily Tribune the n presented the co·MVP award to Jim Niday of the Gallipolis Blue Devils, before Frank Houston. of radio station WIRO in Ironton, presented the other half or the MVP award to Alphonso Johnson of Ironton. Houston, in presenting the award, ~hocked and incensed most of the non -[rontonians present by labeling Johnson "The most valuable player in the league." Bill Morgan presented the Coach of the Year Award to Ironton's Bob Lutz. Lutz has yet to lose to an SEOAL opponent while capturing the top coaching · award for the past three years. Ron Crum p, sports editor of the Ironton Tribune, presented the Leag ue Champ io nsh ip troph y to the Ironton cocaptains, J ody Vass and Vince McCreary. The results of two basketball prediction polls were announced by Tom Metters of the Athens Messenger . Waverly was again selected to ca pture the league roundball championship in both the sportswriters • broadcasters' poll and the coaches' poll. The coac hes picked Ironton to finish second, followed by Logan , Gallia Academy , Athens, Jackson, Meigs and Wellston . The only difference in the two polls were second and third place, where the sportswriters and broadcasters picked the Chieftains second and Ironton third. Susan Spears, Regina Tolbert among 10 contestants in Saturday pageant ABA Standings By United M1dwes1 L ou is 11 ille 76 Da y ton 65 De paul 77 5 1 M ry' s Cal 70 Miam1 0 . 68 Cinci nnat i 63 So uth e r n Il l. 80 Th os. M or e 71 Toledo 96 Ash l an d 46 M ount Un ion 98 H iram 82 Rc h ster N .Y 95 Ohio W sl yn 71 So . Dak . 86 Mou nt M ar y 6J No rllk St 87 M o .-Ro lla 7 4 Ka n sa s St 611 SMU SB w, s Prk sd e 7·1 Oak land .n Sout hw est Te x A & I 125 N all U M e.x . 80 Okl ahom a Ci ty 79 Baylo r 66 Al corn 5 4 Be lhav en 65 Cent ena r y 96 T ex as 71 West W yo 7 1 U C N rt hrdge 63 Wash . 75 H a ywrd St . 62 Seattle 53 Gon zaga 50 SanD1ego Sf 76 l da .S t . 67 R ed lan ds In v it at iona l B iol a 94 L A B apt is t 67 Ca l Bapt 86 Claremont 70 Re dl an ds 75 P ac Chri s 67 Azusa P ac 92 L a V er ne 74 MASON. W. Va. - A Letar t and a Point Pleasan t senior are featured in today's prevue of lO co ntestants in the Mason County Junior Miss Pageant sponsored by the Wahama Band Booste rs at 8 p .m. Saturday at Wahama High. Two equal winners will be announced, who will go from the local pageant to the state event at Concord College in Athens~ W. Va ., in January . Contestants in the local contest are Ter ri Blackhurst, Berna Jean Burcham, Mary Lee Fox, Gewanna Johnson, Carolyn Sue Roush, Lou Ellen Roush, Susan Lynn Spears, Regina Tol bert, Tamara Shay Tolliver and Teresa Van Meter. Today 's candidates are Susan Lynn Spears and Regina Tolbert. Susan Lynn is the 17-year-<Jld daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Spears Jr. of 2619 Moun t Vernon Avenue, Poin t Pleasant. She was born in Gallipolis, is five feet tall, has brown hair and blue eyes. A student at Point Pleasant High, she has been a majorette two years, is in the band and stage band, is band secretary, and is a member of the PPHS Student Cou ncil Board of Directors and Senior Class representative to the Student Coun cil. A reporter for the y. Tee ns Organization, she is president of the PPHS Keyette Clu b and has been a 4-H member seven yea rs. She has chosen the field of Special Educat io n for her major when she attends Marshall University . Her hobbies are baton twirling, · s in ging , dancing, writing , OHIO COLLEGE BASKETBALL RESULTS By United Press Internat io nal To l edo 96 Ash l and 46 Mount Union 98 Hiram 82 Loui sv il le 76 Dayton 65 M i am i 68 i nc innati 63 Ro c hes t er { N . Y . ) 95 Ohio Wesleyan 71 reading, playing tennis and watching baseball. She teaches a pre-school age class at the Sand Hill Road Church of Christ and has worked with the Heart Fund, M.D.S. and Cancer Society. Susan's ~Ients are singing, dancing, baton twirling, playing oboe, clarinet and alto saxophone. MiS8 Tolbert Regina is the 17-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Tolbert of Route I, Letart. Born in Beckley, she is five feet and three inches tall, has light brown hair and blue eyes. A student at Waharna High School, she is a member of the National ~onor Society, is secretary of the Keyette Club, belongs to the youth group kn own as Teens for Christ and received a Camp Horseshoe Award as well as that of an English Award . She plans to attend Kentucky Chr istian and Morehead 16-team cage College lor a degree in elementary education. Her hobbies are listening to music, playing the piano, walking and bicycling. Regina works in Keyette activities in the community. Her talents include playing the piano and guitar. RETURNS HOME Mrs. R. R. Taylor has returned to her home at Miliersport alter visiting several days here with George Logan, Miss Bernice King and other members of the Logan family, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. T~ylor are former residents of Meigs County. GUESTS ON HOUDAY Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Frick, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, were Mr. and Mrs. Bili Puilins and children, Rodney, Lori, Steve and Kevin ; Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Hall and sons, Danny and Jason, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Curtis, Pomeroy. tourney set A 16-team double elimination basketball tournament will be held at Matamoras Elementary School gymnasium in New Matamoras, Dec. 15-23, for class B teams only. A drawing will be held Saturday, Dec. 14, at 2 p.m. and the firs t 16 teams drawn will be accepted. Times and game schedules will be finalized by 3:05 p.m. the same day, and any conflicts which may occur will be resolved at the drawing or before hand. An entry fee of $35 must be paid at or before the drawing, and anyone wanting more information should contact Luther Hall at 865-2177 or Gary Courtney at 865-3362. 75 79 The Deli~ Sentinel DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASON AREA C,HESTER L TANNEHILL Exec. Ed. ROBERT HOEFLICH City Editor Pub I i sh ed daily exce pt Sat urday by The Oh io Va lley Publ i shing Com pany , 111 Cour t St., Pomeroy , Ohio 45769 . Bus iness Office Phone 992 -2156. Editorial Phone 992 2157. Second class posta ge paid at Pomeroy , Ohio. National adv e rti si ng representative Bottinelli · Gallagher, In c, 12 East 42 nd St .. N ew York, New York , S~ b sc ript io n ra tes : D el111ered by carrier w"here a11ailable 60 cents p e r week; By Motor Route where carrier se r 11 i ce not ayailable . One month, $2.60 . By ma i l in Ohio and W . Va ., One Year, S18 ; Si x month s .. S9.50 ; Th ree months . $6 . Elsewhe re S22.00 year, six months $1 1.50, three mon t hs , $6 .50. Sub sc ription price i n c lud es Su nday Time s Se ntin el. ------2 16 BO 83 14 61 95 pts gf 31 115 26 94 1 25 89 ga 90 78 56 Ejm onton 10 6 0 20 62 51 7 11 1 15 59 68 Thursday's R esult s M ic hi gan 5 Sa n D iego 3 Chi cago 5 Ind ianapolis 3 Que bec 9 New England 1 Friday 's Gam es Winnipeg at M innesota Edmonton at Phoenix Vanco ~•ver POMEROY· MIDDLEPORT· PT. PLEASANT IHI CHR ISTMAS SIORE WITH MORE Dr. Lamb WE APPRECIATE • YOUR .:;,~ BUSINESS ' "-"O ~ C .C- . •.• ·' - - blood glucose level and another person will have trouble. Occasionally a diabetic may have a fairly high blood glucose level whil~ the level in the cell is so low that he will be having symptoms of low blood glucose (sugar) . For more information about low blood sugar, write to me at P. 0 . Box 155! , Radio City Station, New York, N. Y. 10019, and ask for the booklet on low blood sugar. Send 50 cents to cover costs. The general guideline is that during the fasting state the blood sugar is not usually below 50. It can be lower in some individuals even though they feel fine . .Mter eating someth ing sweet or drinking sugar water, the level normally. doesn 't rise over 170. Depending upon how !ow the level falls , how high it gets, and how long it stays high, a doctor • will use the response to help make a diagnosis of diabetes or low blood glucose (hypoglycemia ). A fasting blood glucose test is commonly used to screen for either hypoglycemia or diabetes . Aboufhalf of the mild diabetics will have a normal fasting value - usually stated to be at least below 125 (the value depends upon the type of laboratory test done) . Many 1110re patients with milder diabetes will have values that are too high too long after eating, or after drinking a sweet drink. For this reason many doctor s take a screening blood lest about two hours after the patient has eaten or drunk sw¢ets. Some will use a starchy meal since starch is readily converted to glucose in the intes tine before it is absorbed. You should rely or your doctor to tell you how to prepare for a test. If he wants a fasting sam ple he won't want you to eat. And, if he wants one after eating or drinking something, he will usually have a particular food or drink he wants you to take that is s tandardized with his laboratory procedures. Unless you are a diabe tic or hav.e a known medical problem, it is a good idea to prepare for tests of blood glucose by eating normally three days before the test. Don't last or try to lose weight those three days. Be sure you get enough bread, potatoes, starch or sweets. If you don' t your test may not be accurate because of lack of carbohydrates in your diet. If you are a diabe tic be sure and get your doctor's in structi ons before any testing . MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY PT. PLEASANT OPEN SUNDAY 1:00 to 6:00 PM For Your Shopping Convenience .WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY BY DENNY FOBES 1 Meigs and Easte rn are on the · road while Southern ts a t home as the 1974-75 baske tball season rolls into its second weekend of action . The Marauders travel to Gallipolis tonight for a battle with Jim Osborne's defending champion Blue Devils, while th e Eagles visit Federal Hoc kin g Saturday night. Tonight, the Tornados host the Kyger Creek Bobcats who are coming off a 60-52 victory over Hannan, W. Va., Thursday nigh I. At Gallipolis, the Marauders of Roger Brauer will begin their quest for a resurgence to respectability in the SEOAL. The Marauders opened the 1974 season a week ago with a 60-51 loss to Waverly after finishing seve nth in the SEOAL las t year. Last season the Blue Devils took all three ga mes from Brauer's squad, the final loss coming in the opening round or the sectional tournament. But the Devils, who began the year with a 54-43 win ove r Wellston, are missing the big man, 6-5 center Gil Price, who wa s graduated. The only other star ter, however, gone (rom \ .' '· ART LANHAM Art. Lanham Day slated Saturday Arthur W. Lanham now in his 15th season at the' helm of the Rio Grande Coilege basketbail t team, wiil be honored Saturday. The Arthur Lanham Banquet Will be held in the college dining hall, beginning a t 5 p.m., hi g hli gh tin g homecoming weekend ac. tivities. Coach Lanham , who also serves as athletic director , was named Coach of the Year in the Kentuck y In te rc oll eg iate ·· Conference when his team posted an 1!-1 title-winning record , and the Mid -O hi o Conference with a 6-2 championship record in 1973. In 1969, he had his best..ever record at Rio- 22-7. Tha t team opened wi th nine consecutive wins before los ing to Bluefield . Under Coach Lanham, the Redmen have been in the NAIA Dis trict No. 22 Playoffs four times in the last five years. His lifetime record is 169 wins and 126 losses . Coach Lanham has also coached the varsity baseball, golf and track teams at Rio Grande. He received his bachelor's degree at Union College, Barbourville, Kentucky and his M. A. at Eastern Kentucky University , Richmond, Ky. While at Union, he was the basketball team captain for three years and was named to the All-Smokey Mountain Athletic Conference team and the Methodist Co lle ge AllAmerican team . "" He is a member of the Athletic Council at RGC; is an " R" Club Booster, belongs to the Elks and the Ce nterv ille Lodge No. 371. He is the new president of the Rio Gra nde Memorial Association . Bob Mabry , a sta nd out basketball player at Ri o AllGrande, rec eived Ameri can honors under Coach L'lnham's tutelage; four others, Paul Dillon, Roger Bentley, Tony Bass and Ron Lambert received Hon orable Me ntiori in the All-American lis tings. Homecom in g activ iti es sta r ted Thursday wit h a bonfire . Evans Field dedication set Saturday morning Dedication ceremonies for the Stanley L. Evans Athletic Recreati on Field a t Rio Grande College are scheduled Saturday morning on the college campus. The dedication will take place in front of the Lyne Center Physical Education building at 11 a.m. The unveiling of the memorial marker will be completed by the members of the Stan ley L. Evans family at that time. Included in the ded ication ceremonies will be two se lections by the Rio Grande College Grande Chorale, a eulogy given by Francis W. Shane, M.D., president of the Rio Grande College Board of Trustees, and the invoca tion Gallia Academy Hi gh School's freshmen basketball team chalked up its second straight Southeastern Ohio League victory Thursday evening by turning back host Meigs, 49-43 . The loss left Coach John Arnott 's lads with an 0-2 conference record. last year ·s championship team 118-4 ), is guard Jim Singer. Back for the Gallians are f~rwards Torn Valentine, "Mike Sickles, and guards Jim Niday and Gary Snowden . The latter has been ou t for a month with a leg injury, but Sno wd en reportedly returned to lh e hardwood this week. Brauer will coun ter with a s tarting five coming from a list of seven ccwd id ate s. Dan Dodson , senior cente r a nd an all-leag ue se lection last sea son , heads the li s t of possible starters, followed by Junwr forward Ter ry Qualls, forward Orrion Blanchard sophomore Chip Bra uer , junio1: Mick Davenport and guards Lonni e Coa ts a nd ·steve fulndolph. Randolph leads the league in field goal accuracy, hitting 3 of 4 attempts in the opener, an d was one of the most impressive player.s in that loss, according to Brauer. Brauer also liked the work of Qualls who came off the bench and pumped in 15 points , while Davenport also pleased the second-year mentor. Tornados Favored Meanwhile, the Trados should have a not-so-rough Visiting Kyger Creek leading by one point at the half, ripped the nets for 21 points in the third period , but had to hold on lor dear life Thursday night before downing a stubborn Hannan Wildcat five, 60-52. The win evened the Bobcats record at 1-1. Hannan is also 1-1 thi s winter. Moving into the final stanza, Coach Keith Carter's Bobcats led 45-32 when the Wild cats suddenly got "hot" behind the corner shooting of 5-11 senior This week~ prep gam :!s The Bobcats had 49 rebounds with Cottr ell and .Stidham getting 12 each. Kyger Creek also won the reserve tilt, 46-34. Rick Buck had 17points for the v.:inners. J . Edwards canned 10 for Hannan. Tonight, Kyger Cree k travels to Southern. SEOAL The home team controlled both boards , outrebounding GAHS, 37·14. Gallia Academy, however, hit 21 of 46 field goal GAHS FROSH (49) - Abels. attempts ( 45 pel. ) while the 2-0-4; Brown, 3-1-7; Wall, 7-5· ; Graham ,J-0-6; Dabney , 5-1· home club hit 19 of 58 ( 33 pet.) 19 11 ; Gro!h, 1·0-2 . TOTALS 21·7· and that was the big difference ' MEoGS FROSH (43) in the game's final outcome. Winebrenner, 3·0-6; Halley. 5· 1· Coach Gene.' Oesch's lads 11; F~llrod , 2·0-4; Stanley , 6-2· sank seven of 15 charily tosses 14 ; W1tte , .2 0-4 ; Arnold, 1-2-4. while M;eigs hit only five of 18 TOTALS 19·5-43. Score bv quarter .i: free throw attempts. The tight G AHS 9!h 13 12 15 9-49 Gallipolis defense forced Meigs Meigs 9!h 11 8 14 Hf- 4J ••• 6~% SVAC Symmes Trace Valley at H a nnan Others Parker sburg Catholic a! Belpre INTEREST Fairland at Eastern Berne Union at Miller On Certificates Of SEO frosh standings . -------·-~------·------- Entertainment SPOT AND SATURDAY 10:00 TIL 2:00 TEMPERANCE 4 Piece Group From Lancaster The Meigs Inn PH. 992-3629 POMEROY at CLIP THESE COUPONS AND SAVE ----------------------- Big Shef0 .. 2/$1.0040¢ Save wttl"1 th1s c oupon Double meat treat, tasty dressing , lettuce, and a tangy slice of cheese on a toa sted bun . biggest burg e r ; c risp , golden fr ies and large co ld drink . Coupon Good Until Dec. 30 at Burger Chef. 1503 Eastern, Ave., Gallipolis Cou pon Good Until Dec . 30 a1 Burger Chef, 1503 Eastern Ave., Gallipolis Super Shef® Cheeseburger 4/994 2/$1.25 Save41¢ w11h th1 s co upo n with !hi s cou pon Our super d e lici o us a ll- We start with a one quarte r pound of beef, plus cheese, and all the tasty beef paHy topped with a tangy sli ce of cheese. trimmings. Coupon Good Until Dec. 30 at Burger Chef, 1503 Eastern Ave ., Ga llipillis Coupon Good Until Dec. 30 at Burger Chef, 1503 Eastern A11e., Gall i polis De~Qit $},000 Minimum 30 Mo. Term SEOAL FRESHMEN Team Middleport, 0. FRIDAY Save 45¢ Athens at Logan Gallipolis at Ja ckson Ironton a t Wa11erly Well ston at Meigs Bahr Clothiers Bend Area For s upe r appetites, o ur PLAYERS ADDED SAN FRANC.1SCO (UP! ) Three players were added to the West. squad Thursday for the Dec. 29 Shrine game against the East at Stanford Stadium. They were quarterback Jim McMillan of Boise , Idaho , State, linebacker Fred Dean of Louisiana Tech and, defensive tackle Gary Johnson of Grambling. For ·Men & Women Of The Big Box Score for clutch baskets. Kyger Creek led 10..9 alter Kyger Creek (60) - Cottrell, the first period behind the 8-0- 16 ; .M e tzner, 6-3· 15; W ise, 4. 0-8 ; St1dh a m , 3-0-6 ; Ward, 0-2· shooting of Cottrell and Metz- 2; Kern , 3· 2·8; Lucas, 2-1·5 · ner and a crip shot by senior Total s 26-8-60. Hannan, W . Va . (5 2) ce nter Joe Stidham. Black. 2-J-7; R icha r dson, 11 -0· The Gallians kept their one 22_; Pla nt s, 4-1-9 ; Vil l ars. 2·2-6 ; point advan ta ge as Metzner H1tt. 0 -0 -0 ; Blake , l -0· 2 ; added six pointsi Tom Kern, Preston. 2-2-6. Totals 22-8-52 . Reserv es - K y ger Creek 46 junior guard, Cottrell and Jim Hannan H. Ward put in two points each. Ri chard son , John Preston Darrell Black and Keith Plan~ provided the Wildcat offense. In the third period, K~rn, Cottrell and Dave Wi se were the big offensive guns for the 'Cats. Cottrell led the Bobcat point-ma kers with 16 poin ts while Metzner added 15. Richardson was the top scorer on the night with 22 points . Kyger Creek hi t 26 of 68 fl oor attemp ts for 38 pet. and eight of 14 at the free throw line. Hannan sank 22 of 68 for 32 pet. and eight of 14 at the charity s trip e. Name Brand Clothing You'll Love This Group Returning This Week! 60-52 for first win FRIDAY had 14. Gallipolis led 1~11 . 25-19 and 40..33 at the quartermarks. Terry Wall paced GAHS with 19 points. Gary Dabney added II. Brent Stanley led Meigs attack with 14 markers . Gene Halley tossed in 11 . Monday, GMIS will host Jackson in a 5:15p.m. contest on the varsity hardwood. Meigs plars at WeUston. Thursday's box: • Golden Lance r Dan Bise, the leading scorer in southea stern Oh io, averag ing 29 poin l"' a game. The Lancers are cur rently I · 0, with a 95-31 \'ictorv under thei r belts. Phillips is expected to go with a s t.arting line up headed by Greg Bailey , the six th top scorer in the area, aver aging 18 pmnts a g ame. Joining the soft shooting lefty will be Tim Spencer and Phil Bowen with Randy Blake and Mike Harris expected to start at the guard s. d own • and benediction by the SEOAL Reve rend Paul Haw ks of Athens at Jac k son Grace United Methodist Log an at Wav er ly Mei gs at Gallipo lis Church in Gallipoiis. Wellston at Ironton TVC Money for the athletic and recreation field was donated by Fed . Hocking at Alexander Belpre at Warren L oca l members of the Stanley Evans Vinton County at Nelso nvi lle· family in his nam e. Th e York 1 SVAC complex consi; ls of a resolite North Gattia at Hannan Tra ce track, four tennis courU:i , a Kyger Creek '"Bt Southern baseball diamond , softball Symmes " Valley a t South · field, intramural field , archery western Others range, and all the necessary Miller at Zanes11itte Ro secrans space for field events such as SATURDAY pole vault, high jump, broad Wa verly at Wheelersburg Alexander at Bea 11er Eastern jump , di scus a nd javelin (Pike) throw . Reeds v ille Eastern (Meig s) at The public is invited . In case Fede ral Hockin g York at Trimble of in clement weather, the NelsonYitleRock Hilt at Symmes Valley ceremonies will be held in the M ill er sport at Miller TUESDAY (Dec. 10) Lyne Center. to commit 30 turnovers. GAHS t1me at home , hosti ng the 'cHts fi rst.year ment or Ke ith Carter. Carter , head coa ch at Sou thwe s tern last seas on, succeeded Jim Arledge at the KC helm . Kyge r Creek 's offense is led by 6-0 junior guard Bill Metz. ner ; 6-2 senior Doug Cottrell a nd senior Dave Wise. Cottrell had 16 poin ts Thursday night at Hannan. Metzner canned 15. Southern will be trying to up its overall season mar k to 2·1. and in the process, evening its SVAC record a t 1-1. Ttle Tornados opened the sea son a week and a half ag o with a triumph over visiting Waterford before dropping the league opener a week ago at North Gallia. Expected to get starling calls for the Purple and Gold are guards Mike Roberts and Tim Hill , with Greg Dunning, Paul Shultz, Danny Brown or Paul Cross along ttle front line . First Victory? At Stewa rt Saturday. the Eag les of Bill Phillips will be sea rching for their first triumph of the season following losses to Waterford and SV AC powerhouse Hannan Trace . The Eagles will have a rough task of it, as they'll have to hold or Bobcats down Hannan GONZALEZ SIGNED Wayn e Ri chardson. FOXBORO, Mass . (UP!) Held to eight points for three The New England Patriots quarter, Richardson, regarded Thursday signed rookie run- as Hannan 's top offensive ning back Noe Gonzalez of playe r , began hittin g with Southwest Texas State . consistency connecting for 14 The fi..1, 210-pound rookie was points to put the Wildcats back Oakland's 12th-round draft into the ball game. choice last January but was cut With I :40 left, Kyger Creek by the Raiders late in held a precarious 56-52 lea d preseason. before senior Doug Cottrell and junior Bill Me tzner connected GAHS frosh win second tilt, top Meigs, 49-43 What to do before blood test By Lawrenc~ E. LAmb, M. D. DEAR DR. LAMB - Would you please tell me what the normal blood sugar is supposed to be in a woman 65 years old? WlJen you have a blood sugar test which is best: Not to eat or drink from midnight or to eat and wait for several hours? What would you eat if it is best to eat before the test• DEAR READER - The important thing is to have enough glucose suga r inside the cell. That is where the glucose is broken down to release ene rgy for normal cell function . The level in the cell may not have a constant relationship to any specific level of blood glucose: So, a hlood glucose test is only . an "pproximation of what is going on inside the cell. That is one reason why one person may do 1ery well with a fairly low Southern hosts Bobcats, r·s;:~:ily Priced . .. Hol~day Gift • Suggestions Meigs In Gallia tonight Dollar Stretching aver y Is cage c o1ce ·-, Local Bowling Team High Gam e - H·. onor SEOAL gridders; ~..~r::~.~!,':!s Baseball is expanding W L POP Gallipolis 2 0 100 69 Log an 2 0 88 44 1 o 45 38 At11ens Ironton Wa11e r ly 1 0 32 19 1 1 10 73 Meigs 0 2 76 95 Jack son 0 2 58 Well s!on 0 2 45 83 93 TOTALS 7 7 514 5 14 Monday's result: Athens at Ironton, ppnd., snow Thursday's results : Gallipolis 49 M e igs 43 Logan 40 Waverly 24 Athens 45 Jackson 38 Ironton 32 Wellston 19 Monday's games : · Ja ckson at Gallipolis Logan at Athens Waverl y at Ironton Meigs at We llston ' Nin ety day Interest peneltv ff withdrawn befor• maturity date Mei~ Co. Branch d) --eY . Double Cheeseburger Skipper's Treat® 2/994 /894 Save 31¢ Save 29¢ w ith lh1 s co upon w lh t his coupon Twin super delicious patties each topped with a Crisp deep-fried fish filet, toasted bun, a touch of tartar sauce, lopped with tangy cheese. ta ngy slice of c heese . The A then1 County S.vings & lou Co . 2" Second St . Pomeroy , Ohib I Coupon Good until Dec . 30 at Burger Chef, 1503 East ern 'A ve ., Gallipolis Coupon Good Until Dec. 30 at Burger Chef, 1503 Eastern Ave., Gallipolis I �... . ., . .. ' 2- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Dec. 6,1974 NEW ORLEANS (UP I) - If the city fathers of Seattle, Toronto, New Orleans and Wa shin gto n fin ally deliver major league baseball franchises to the local folks back home, they can thank a man who isn't even here a t the winter baseball meetings Gary Davidson. For it was Davidson, the ubiquitiou s foun der of the fledgling, floundering but still very much existing ABA, WHA and WFL who undoubtedly spawned Wa lter O'Malley's master plan to save baseball from the same dollar war that is eroding pro football, hockey and basketball. According to O'Malley the major league club owners have only two ways to turn to avoid the intrusion of a "World Baseball League." The first would be for the major leagues to buy the attendance-plagued Baltimore Orioles and Oakland A's fran- ·, Walton may call • • zt quzts r PORTLAND, Ore. (UP! ) Mter 17 games in the National Basketball association, three: time All-America and 1973 Amateur Athlete of the Year Award-winner Bill Walton is considering calling it quits. Sam Gilbert, a Los Angeles contractor and financial adviser to the 6-foot-11 rookie center, said Thursday that Walton is frustrated by injuries and conflicting lifestyles. Walton has missed five straight games with the Portland Trail Blazers because of a bone spur in his left ankle. He missed two games earlier in November because of a dislocated left little finger. Portland officials said Walton was left at home when the Blazers wen t on the ir curren t fourgame road trip to the East Coast. Walton was then given permissiOn to go to Los Angeles to see Dr. Robert Kerlan in Los Angeles about his ankle. "He (Walton) is considering a lifestyle that pleases himparticipating with nature," said Gilbert from Los Angeles. "He is doing some soul searching about pro basketball. It's up to him and I assume there will be a decision by Sunday." Walton won the Sullivan Award in 1973 as Amateur Athlete of the year and three times was named UPI's Player of the Year during his collegiate career at UCLA. He also led UCLA to a record 88game collegiate winning streak and two NCAA championships. Gilbert said that money is not a factor and that Walton is more than delighted with his contract-a five-year pact estimated at $2.1 million. He was the No. I pick by Portland ili the 1974 college draft. " He is evaluating his life's goals. We have had lengthy discussions as late as today. The people in Portland have been wonderful to him, the owners have been magnificent, but his injuries have frustrated him beyond belief." ... Gilbert said he doesn 'I know if Walton \\'ill call it quits. He said, however, he advised Walton during their talks that he has to be a ' 'responsible human being" and that he has an obligation to fulfill his 1 contract with Portland. chises, shift them to Washington and Seattle, respectively, and sell them to local ownerships. A. an alternative, the second O'Malley "grand plan" called for a third major le ague comprised of teams from New Orleans and Seattle (with their domes), Buffa lo , Denver, Toront o a nd Wa shingtonwhich would compete on a n equal parity for playoff and World Series play after an ioitlal four or five year "growing up " period. Baseball Co mmissioner Bowie Kuhn, while attempting to neatly placate the eager city fathers from Seattle, Toronto and the host city all bidding hard here for immediate major league sta tus, intimated the O'Malley plans have spurred the usuall y sta id baseball owners into serious talks concerning expansion and the problems in Baltimore and the Bay Area. " We have formed an interleague committee to consider the various suggestions in regard to future cities," Kuhn said Thursday night. "The O'Malley plan in regard to the creation of a new league will be among those discussed." At least one major league team found some time to deal with the present amid all the futur~ expansion and franchise-shiftil}l! talk. That was Texas Rangers who reeled off a pair of player deals , the most significant bringing 34-year-<Jid Willie Davis, a $110,000 peryear centerfielder, from Montreal for 23-year-<Jld infield prospect Pete MacKanin and Browns unready CLEVELAND (UP!) - The Cleveland Browns left for Dallas this morning with possibly the least preparation for any game in their history . The team was denied use of its usual practice fields at Baldwin-Wallace College in. nearby Berea earlier in the week by a heavy snow storm. There was an indoor· practice session at Public Hall and then a single workout Thursday on the grass at Municipal Stadium. The Browns normally would have practiced on artificial turf at Baldwin-Wallace because Saturday's game against the Cowboys will be played on the artificial surface at Texas Stadium. QUarterback Mike Phipps led the first unit at Thursday's practice session, easing back into the role of starter. Phipps lost out earlier in the year to backup quarterback Brian Sipe when the Browns lost five of their first six games. Sipe went to the sidelines last weekend against San Francisco and Phipps carne on to guide the team to the only score in the game following Eddie Brown's return of ah interception to the San Francisco 24. Cleveland won it 7..0 to boost its record to 4-8. Sipe is expected to be ready Saturday despite a minor ankle sprain suffered in the San Francisco game, but coach Nick Skorich has awarded Phipps the start. Other Browns hurt last week but due to play are running back Greg Pruitt, wide receiver Steve Holden, guard Pete Adanns and defensive back Van Green. righthander Don Stanhouse. Davis, despite his advanced age, still managed to hit .295 in 153 games this year with 12 homers and 89 runs-batted~n. "Willie has got to be the fastest 34-year-<Jld in America," said Expos General Manager Jim Fanning of his departing outfielder. In addition to Davis. the Rangers , who had only one quality left-handed starter on their roster in David Clyde, picked up southpa w Clyd e Wright, a 20-game loser in 1974, from Milwaukee for righthander Pete Broberg. The only other trade of the day saw 28-year-<Jid utility infielder Eddie Leon move from the Chicago White Sox to the New York Yankees for relief pitcher Cecil Upshaw . The owners were still expected to approve a second interleague trading period for the spring . Leagu r. Standing !> By Unitf!d Prc!io!i. lnt crnation.;l North w . I. t . pt ~ gf 9<1 Mu sk ego n Ill 7 1 J3 109 6'"J F lmt 15 7 ') 32 87 58 ~~~~n~r~n ~~ 1~ ; ;6 n~W :~:~~~~::: 1~,~~~ ~· ~·: ~~ '{~ Col u mb u s 1011 1 11 86 84 Tol edo 9 16 1 19 97 100 Fl. W ayne o 1.1 1 13 1.1 9J Thur sday 's R E?s ult · To l edo 6 Co lu mbus 5 Ton•ghl '!io Gam es Sag in aw at M u sk egon F t Wayn e at P t Hu ro n Da y ton a t Des M oine s Kal a m azoo a t Fl inl L an s in g a t T o l edo I • POMEROY LANE S Kings & Queens Nov e mb er 5.1974 Won Los I Go Go 52 36 No . 1 46 42 Jack 's Club -1 6 42 Fearsom e Four 44 44 No 1 .1 0 48 No 6 38 50 H igh I nd . Gam e Ben Moh l er 198 , Ray Roa c t1 19 5 ; Dor is H a lfhill 172 , Don na M c Farland 171 High Se r ies Ray R oach 568 , Moses Norman 537, Dor1 s Hal f h ill 453 . Opa l Hupp 440 . Team H igh Game N o. 6, 654 . Team H igh Serie s - Go Go 1867 November 12,1974 BY DENNY FOBES Pr ide and S<.t crifice a re two of the main ingredients in spor ts according to D1 ck Crwn , the Miami Unive rsity head foo tball coach who addressed th e 1974 SEOAL Football N BA S'und •hg s Banquet at Ironton H1gh School By United Press International Thursday eve ning. . Ea stern Conl er e nc e Atlan ti c Oiv i!io ion Crwn. wh o along wi th his w . L pet g .b . Redski ns is Tangerine Howl Bu ff a lo 10 7 .696 New Y ork 1·1 8 .636 11 ~ bmmd , stated, "Pride, in efBo s ton 1:2 10 .545 ~ feet. is playing the game of life. Phil a d elphia 8 14 . 364 Central Divi si on You learn to han dl e adw I. pet . 9 b . vers ity.·· Wa sh •n g ton 17 6 .738 13 B .61'? Cl ev el an d J As for sacrifice, he said, I I 12 478 H o u ston 6 6 1, ·· vou've go ne through those A lla n Ia 10 12 .455 New O r lea ns 2 21 087 15 hot days of August. You've W est ern Conf eren ce 1 Midw est oivi !io 1on lUn g Jn ther e . Th at 's why w . 1. pe t . g .b . you' re here tonight, ' ' he said in 1 g~~~~~o i 1 1011 5t~o " reference to the 40 sc holastic KC Om ah a 12 13 .480 1' 1 Milwaukee 8 I S 348 4 1;• Pacific Div1 sion w . 1. pe t . q ,b . Go lden St 16 7 .896 13 12 510 5 Seattl e Po rllan d 12 1? 500 511 Ph oe n i x 10 1.:1 . 417 71 1 L o s A n geles 9 1.1 .391 B ih ursday 's R e!io ult!io Clev e 124 KC Om aha 9 1 Ph oenix 108 Go lden State tnli n t Frid~y '!io Gum es Portland at B u ffalo New Yo rk at Phi lade l ph ia M i lwaukee at Ch 1c ago Cl evelan d a t Detro 1t Boston at H o u ston A tt anl a at Los A ng e les New Orl ean s at Seattl e W on Lo s t Go Go sa JB Jack 's C l ub 54 42 No 2 48 48 . No 6 46 so Fea r some F our 44 52 No . 1 40 56 High I nd . Game Ra y Roach 24 4, K en Mohler . 238 : Dor is Halfh i l l 189 . Donna McFarland 18 7. High Series Ray Roa c h. 594 , Moses Norm an 579 ; Be t t y Whi tl atch 501 , Dor is Halfhill 419. Go Go 609 Team H i g h Ser i!!S - No . 2, 1930 Novemb er Jlil , 197 4 Won lost Go Go OJ 40 Ja c k 's Club 56 48 No 2 54 50 N o. 6 52 52 Fearsom e F our 46 58 No . I 42 62 H igh Ind . Game Phil McFarland 245, Ray Roa ch 200 . Doris Halfhi ll 188 , Bett y Whi tl at ch 184 High Series Ph1l M e Farland 594 . Ray R oac h 540 ; Dori s Hal f hill 4 66 , B elly Wt'1 itlatch 465 Team H igh Game and Se r 1es - No . 2, 67 8 and 1909 November26, 1974 Won Lo st Go Go 66 46 Jac k 's Clu b 62 50 No . 6 60 52 No . 2 54 58 Fearsome Four 50 62 No . 1 46 66 H igh Ind . Game Ray Roach 198, Georg e Gillian 193 . Opa l Hup p 160, O pal Hu p p 15 7. H igh Series Ray Roach 575 , Ken Moh l er 51 1; Opal Hup p 454 , Susie Gr u ese r , 411. Team High Gam e an d Ser ies N o 6 , 600 an d 17 13. College Basketb a ll Re sults By United Press International East . Grove City 67 Thi el 53 Holy Cross 94 Dart mou th 70 Bab son 97 St . Ansel m 's 80 Massachusetts 74 Ha rva r d 71 Boston St. 81 Lowel l St. 62 Rutgers 114 Columbia 85 Manhattan 86 Fai rfi e ld 74 Del. 90 Fr n k l n & Mrshll 77 St . Jo s Pa . 61 Albright 60 Gettysbg 77 western Md . 74 Geo . Wash 61 Wm . & Mary 50 R . l Coli 10 1 Wrcstr Tech 71 P itt -John st own 91 Pt. Park 85 Ha verford 88 Ursinus 7J Millersyl 97 Eliztown 77 Brockpt St . 71 Elmira 61 Quinn i p ia c 69 Bryant 52 New Paltz 79 St . Jos 55 E . Conn . 78 W Conn so Ph a. Text 72 Glssbro St 61 Sacred Hearf 79 Pa ce 74 5ou1h Loyola ( Md l 80 J . Hopkin s 75 N .C. St . 144 Buffalo St . 88 Fu llrtn St . 83 R.chmnd 79 A lA 71 Western Kentucky 70 No . Ky . St . 84 Am Christian 71 Morehed St . 105 Chrl stn Bapt 85 Mid Tenn . 73 UW -Green Ba y 57 Ark .- L .R . 85 John Brown 84 VMI 98 Appalachian 81 Geotown Ky . 86 Centre 63 K e!"l t u c k v New York 5 1. Lo uis M e mphis Vi r q in ia Pres~ Interna ti onal Ea s t · w . I. pet . g.b. 15 15 10 7 5 6 , 7 I <I .625 .385 18 .250 17 .22 7 9 16 Wes t w I. pc:f . Denv er 22 4 .a46 San Anton io 15 a .652 U lah 11 14 .440 In d ian a 9 12 . 429 San D1ego a 13 381 Thu rs d ay 's Result De nv er 89 Ut ah as Fnday' s Game s San D i ego at New York V1rg1n1a at San An tonio I' ' 7. ' 10 10 11 g .b . N H L S1a nding s By United Press Int ernational D•vision 1 w . I. t. pts gf ga Ph il a 16 6 3 35 94 57 Atlanta IJ 9 5 31 73 69 NYRang er s 11 8 5 17 91 72 NY Island er s 9 8 B 26 BS 71 01Vi !io ion 2 w . I . t . pts gf ga Vanco u v e r 16 6 4 3C 100 71 Chi c ag o 111 032585 59 M inn esota 9 n 4 75 100 St . L o u i s 8 11 52 1 7688 n Kan sa s Ci ty 4 19 1 Oi11ision 3 9 58 111 w . I. 1. p h g l ga L os A ngeles 1J 2 9 35 74 39 Montreal 13 6 8 3J 115 83 Pilfsburgt1 9 11 4 22 99 90 Detroit 8 14 2 Wa shing ton 2 21 3 D ivis ion 4 18 69 102 7 59 138 w. 1. 1. pts gf Buffalo '"JO 4 4 44 135 Boston 12 7 6 30 10 7 Toronto 6 13 s 17 a1 Ca l1 fornia 5 17 5 15 62 Thur sduy 's R-esult s De t roit 6 Boston 4 Toron to 3 N Y Island ers 3 Ph i l adel p hia 3 Ch 1cago 2 Buffa l o 9 Washing ton 2 Frid ay's G u m es Ph i ladelphia at Kan City Atlan t a at Vancouv er Minnesota at Ca l iforn 1a WHA Stand,ng s By Un1ted Pr es!io 1nternat •onal Ea~t w. 1. t . New Eng lnd 15 8 0 Cl eYeland 9 7 I Chicago 8 13 0 Indianapolis 4 200 Wes t w. I , t. Houston 17 B 0 San Diego P hoeni X Minnesota Michigan Toronto Quebec Winnipeg pts 30 19 16 8 gf 88 8 11 0 7 15 0 Ca11adian w . 1. t . 15 9 1 13 9 0 12 7 9u 77 52 52 68 84 51 113 pts gf ga 34 117 76 12 10 0 2·1 70 6 11 2 18 72 REGINA TOLBERT ga 89 79 10 2 117 h • gridders honored at the feast. Crum .concluded his remarks with the Miami slogan of " Leave no re grets on the fi eld," referring to the fact that " You give it your best shot on the field." Crum 's · addre ss was preceded by the awards to the all-leaguers , presented by Curt Boggs. pre sident of the SEOAL. Odi e O'Donne ll of the Gall ipolis Daily Tribune the n presented the co·MVP award to Jim Niday of the Gallipolis Blue Devils, before Frank Houston. of radio station WIRO in Ironton, presented the other half or the MVP award to Alphonso Johnson of Ironton. Houston, in presenting the award, ~hocked and incensed most of the non -[rontonians present by labeling Johnson "The most valuable player in the league." Bill Morgan presented the Coach of the Year Award to Ironton's Bob Lutz. Lutz has yet to lose to an SEOAL opponent while capturing the top coaching · award for the past three years. Ron Crum p, sports editor of the Ironton Tribune, presented the Leag ue Champ io nsh ip troph y to the Ironton cocaptains, J ody Vass and Vince McCreary. The results of two basketball prediction polls were announced by Tom Metters of the Athens Messenger . Waverly was again selected to ca pture the league roundball championship in both the sportswriters • broadcasters' poll and the coaches' poll. The coac hes picked Ironton to finish second, followed by Logan , Gallia Academy , Athens, Jackson, Meigs and Wellston . The only difference in the two polls were second and third place, where the sportswriters and broadcasters picked the Chieftains second and Ironton third. Susan Spears, Regina Tolbert among 10 contestants in Saturday pageant ABA Standings By United M1dwes1 L ou is 11 ille 76 Da y ton 65 De paul 77 5 1 M ry' s Cal 70 Miam1 0 . 68 Cinci nnat i 63 So uth e r n Il l. 80 Th os. M or e 71 Toledo 96 Ash l an d 46 M ount Un ion 98 H iram 82 Rc h ster N .Y 95 Ohio W sl yn 71 So . Dak . 86 Mou nt M ar y 6J No rllk St 87 M o .-Ro lla 7 4 Ka n sa s St 611 SMU SB w, s Prk sd e 7·1 Oak land .n Sout hw est Te x A & I 125 N all U M e.x . 80 Okl ahom a Ci ty 79 Baylo r 66 Al corn 5 4 Be lhav en 65 Cent ena r y 96 T ex as 71 West W yo 7 1 U C N rt hrdge 63 Wash . 75 H a ywrd St . 62 Seattle 53 Gon zaga 50 SanD1ego Sf 76 l da .S t . 67 R ed lan ds In v it at iona l B iol a 94 L A B apt is t 67 Ca l Bapt 86 Claremont 70 Re dl an ds 75 P ac Chri s 67 Azusa P ac 92 L a V er ne 74 MASON. W. Va. - A Letar t and a Point Pleasan t senior are featured in today's prevue of lO co ntestants in the Mason County Junior Miss Pageant sponsored by the Wahama Band Booste rs at 8 p .m. Saturday at Wahama High. Two equal winners will be announced, who will go from the local pageant to the state event at Concord College in Athens~ W. Va ., in January . Contestants in the local contest are Ter ri Blackhurst, Berna Jean Burcham, Mary Lee Fox, Gewanna Johnson, Carolyn Sue Roush, Lou Ellen Roush, Susan Lynn Spears, Regina Tol bert, Tamara Shay Tolliver and Teresa Van Meter. Today 's candidates are Susan Lynn Spears and Regina Tolbert. Susan Lynn is the 17-year-<Jld daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Spears Jr. of 2619 Moun t Vernon Avenue, Poin t Pleasant. She was born in Gallipolis, is five feet tall, has brown hair and blue eyes. A student at Point Pleasant High, she has been a majorette two years, is in the band and stage band, is band secretary, and is a member of the PPHS Student Cou ncil Board of Directors and Senior Class representative to the Student Coun cil. A reporter for the y. Tee ns Organization, she is president of the PPHS Keyette Clu b and has been a 4-H member seven yea rs. She has chosen the field of Special Educat io n for her major when she attends Marshall University . Her hobbies are baton twirling, · s in ging , dancing, writing , OHIO COLLEGE BASKETBALL RESULTS By United Press Internat io nal To l edo 96 Ash l and 46 Mount Union 98 Hiram 82 Loui sv il le 76 Dayton 65 M i am i 68 i nc innati 63 Ro c hes t er { N . Y . ) 95 Ohio Wesleyan 71 reading, playing tennis and watching baseball. She teaches a pre-school age class at the Sand Hill Road Church of Christ and has worked with the Heart Fund, M.D.S. and Cancer Society. Susan's ~Ients are singing, dancing, baton twirling, playing oboe, clarinet and alto saxophone. MiS8 Tolbert Regina is the 17-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Tolbert of Route I, Letart. Born in Beckley, she is five feet and three inches tall, has light brown hair and blue eyes. A student at Waharna High School, she is a member of the National ~onor Society, is secretary of the Keyette Club, belongs to the youth group kn own as Teens for Christ and received a Camp Horseshoe Award as well as that of an English Award . She plans to attend Kentucky Chr istian and Morehead 16-team cage College lor a degree in elementary education. Her hobbies are listening to music, playing the piano, walking and bicycling. Regina works in Keyette activities in the community. Her talents include playing the piano and guitar. RETURNS HOME Mrs. R. R. Taylor has returned to her home at Miliersport alter visiting several days here with George Logan, Miss Bernice King and other members of the Logan family, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. T~ylor are former residents of Meigs County. GUESTS ON HOUDAY Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Frick, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, were Mr. and Mrs. Bili Puilins and children, Rodney, Lori, Steve and Kevin ; Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Hall and sons, Danny and Jason, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Curtis, Pomeroy. tourney set A 16-team double elimination basketball tournament will be held at Matamoras Elementary School gymnasium in New Matamoras, Dec. 15-23, for class B teams only. A drawing will be held Saturday, Dec. 14, at 2 p.m. and the firs t 16 teams drawn will be accepted. Times and game schedules will be finalized by 3:05 p.m. the same day, and any conflicts which may occur will be resolved at the drawing or before hand. An entry fee of $35 must be paid at or before the drawing, and anyone wanting more information should contact Luther Hall at 865-2177 or Gary Courtney at 865-3362. 75 79 The Deli~ Sentinel DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASON AREA C,HESTER L TANNEHILL Exec. Ed. ROBERT HOEFLICH City Editor Pub I i sh ed daily exce pt Sat urday by The Oh io Va lley Publ i shing Com pany , 111 Cour t St., Pomeroy , Ohio 45769 . Bus iness Office Phone 992 -2156. Editorial Phone 992 2157. Second class posta ge paid at Pomeroy , Ohio. National adv e rti si ng representative Bottinelli · Gallagher, In c, 12 East 42 nd St .. N ew York, New York , S~ b sc ript io n ra tes : D el111ered by carrier w"here a11ailable 60 cents p e r week; By Motor Route where carrier se r 11 i ce not ayailable . One month, $2.60 . By ma i l in Ohio and W . Va ., One Year, S18 ; Si x month s .. S9.50 ; Th ree months . $6 . Elsewhe re S22.00 year, six months $1 1.50, three mon t hs , $6 .50. Sub sc ription price i n c lud es Su nday Time s Se ntin el. ------2 16 BO 83 14 61 95 pts gf 31 115 26 94 1 25 89 ga 90 78 56 Ejm onton 10 6 0 20 62 51 7 11 1 15 59 68 Thursday's R esult s M ic hi gan 5 Sa n D iego 3 Chi cago 5 Ind ianapolis 3 Que bec 9 New England 1 Friday 's Gam es Winnipeg at M innesota Edmonton at Phoenix Vanco ~•ver POMEROY· MIDDLEPORT· PT. PLEASANT IHI CHR ISTMAS SIORE WITH MORE Dr. Lamb WE APPRECIATE • YOUR .:;,~ BUSINESS ' "-"O ~ C .C- . •.• ·' - - blood glucose level and another person will have trouble. Occasionally a diabetic may have a fairly high blood glucose level whil~ the level in the cell is so low that he will be having symptoms of low blood glucose (sugar) . For more information about low blood sugar, write to me at P. 0 . Box 155! , Radio City Station, New York, N. Y. 10019, and ask for the booklet on low blood sugar. Send 50 cents to cover costs. The general guideline is that during the fasting state the blood sugar is not usually below 50. It can be lower in some individuals even though they feel fine . .Mter eating someth ing sweet or drinking sugar water, the level normally. doesn 't rise over 170. Depending upon how !ow the level falls , how high it gets, and how long it stays high, a doctor • will use the response to help make a diagnosis of diabetes or low blood glucose (hypoglycemia ). A fasting blood glucose test is commonly used to screen for either hypoglycemia or diabetes . Aboufhalf of the mild diabetics will have a normal fasting value - usually stated to be at least below 125 (the value depends upon the type of laboratory test done) . Many 1110re patients with milder diabetes will have values that are too high too long after eating, or after drinking a sweet drink. For this reason many doctor s take a screening blood lest about two hours after the patient has eaten or drunk sw¢ets. Some will use a starchy meal since starch is readily converted to glucose in the intes tine before it is absorbed. You should rely or your doctor to tell you how to prepare for a test. If he wants a fasting sam ple he won't want you to eat. And, if he wants one after eating or drinking something, he will usually have a particular food or drink he wants you to take that is s tandardized with his laboratory procedures. Unless you are a diabe tic or hav.e a known medical problem, it is a good idea to prepare for tests of blood glucose by eating normally three days before the test. Don't last or try to lose weight those three days. Be sure you get enough bread, potatoes, starch or sweets. If you don' t your test may not be accurate because of lack of carbohydrates in your diet. If you are a diabe tic be sure and get your doctor's in structi ons before any testing . MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY PT. PLEASANT OPEN SUNDAY 1:00 to 6:00 PM For Your Shopping Convenience .WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY BY DENNY FOBES 1 Meigs and Easte rn are on the · road while Southern ts a t home as the 1974-75 baske tball season rolls into its second weekend of action . The Marauders travel to Gallipolis tonight for a battle with Jim Osborne's defending champion Blue Devils, while th e Eagles visit Federal Hoc kin g Saturday night. Tonight, the Tornados host the Kyger Creek Bobcats who are coming off a 60-52 victory over Hannan, W. Va., Thursday nigh I. At Gallipolis, the Marauders of Roger Brauer will begin their quest for a resurgence to respectability in the SEOAL. The Marauders opened the 1974 season a week ago with a 60-51 loss to Waverly after finishing seve nth in the SEOAL las t year. Last season the Blue Devils took all three ga mes from Brauer's squad, the final loss coming in the opening round or the sectional tournament. But the Devils, who began the year with a 54-43 win ove r Wellston, are missing the big man, 6-5 center Gil Price, who wa s graduated. The only other star ter, however, gone (rom \ .' '· ART LANHAM Art. Lanham Day slated Saturday Arthur W. Lanham now in his 15th season at the' helm of the Rio Grande Coilege basketbail t team, wiil be honored Saturday. The Arthur Lanham Banquet Will be held in the college dining hall, beginning a t 5 p.m., hi g hli gh tin g homecoming weekend ac. tivities. Coach Lanham , who also serves as athletic director , was named Coach of the Year in the Kentuck y In te rc oll eg iate ·· Conference when his team posted an 1!-1 title-winning record , and the Mid -O hi o Conference with a 6-2 championship record in 1973. In 1969, he had his best..ever record at Rio- 22-7. Tha t team opened wi th nine consecutive wins before los ing to Bluefield . Under Coach Lanham, the Redmen have been in the NAIA Dis trict No. 22 Playoffs four times in the last five years. His lifetime record is 169 wins and 126 losses . Coach Lanham has also coached the varsity baseball, golf and track teams at Rio Grande. He received his bachelor's degree at Union College, Barbourville, Kentucky and his M. A. at Eastern Kentucky University , Richmond, Ky. While at Union, he was the basketball team captain for three years and was named to the All-Smokey Mountain Athletic Conference team and the Methodist Co lle ge AllAmerican team . "" He is a member of the Athletic Council at RGC; is an " R" Club Booster, belongs to the Elks and the Ce nterv ille Lodge No. 371. He is the new president of the Rio Gra nde Memorial Association . Bob Mabry , a sta nd out basketball player at Ri o AllGrande, rec eived Ameri can honors under Coach L'lnham's tutelage; four others, Paul Dillon, Roger Bentley, Tony Bass and Ron Lambert received Hon orable Me ntiori in the All-American lis tings. Homecom in g activ iti es sta r ted Thursday wit h a bonfire . Evans Field dedication set Saturday morning Dedication ceremonies for the Stanley L. Evans Athletic Recreati on Field a t Rio Grande College are scheduled Saturday morning on the college campus. The dedication will take place in front of the Lyne Center Physical Education building at 11 a.m. The unveiling of the memorial marker will be completed by the members of the Stan ley L. Evans family at that time. Included in the ded ication ceremonies will be two se lections by the Rio Grande College Grande Chorale, a eulogy given by Francis W. Shane, M.D., president of the Rio Grande College Board of Trustees, and the invoca tion Gallia Academy Hi gh School's freshmen basketball team chalked up its second straight Southeastern Ohio League victory Thursday evening by turning back host Meigs, 49-43 . The loss left Coach John Arnott 's lads with an 0-2 conference record. last year ·s championship team 118-4 ), is guard Jim Singer. Back for the Gallians are f~rwards Torn Valentine, "Mike Sickles, and guards Jim Niday and Gary Snowden . The latter has been ou t for a month with a leg injury, but Sno wd en reportedly returned to lh e hardwood this week. Brauer will coun ter with a s tarting five coming from a list of seven ccwd id ate s. Dan Dodson , senior cente r a nd an all-leag ue se lection last sea son , heads the li s t of possible starters, followed by Junwr forward Ter ry Qualls, forward Orrion Blanchard sophomore Chip Bra uer , junio1: Mick Davenport and guards Lonni e Coa ts a nd ·steve fulndolph. Randolph leads the league in field goal accuracy, hitting 3 of 4 attempts in the opener, an d was one of the most impressive player.s in that loss, according to Brauer. Brauer also liked the work of Qualls who came off the bench and pumped in 15 points , while Davenport also pleased the second-year mentor. Tornados Favored Meanwhile, the Trados should have a not-so-rough Visiting Kyger Creek leading by one point at the half, ripped the nets for 21 points in the third period , but had to hold on lor dear life Thursday night before downing a stubborn Hannan Wildcat five, 60-52. The win evened the Bobcats record at 1-1. Hannan is also 1-1 thi s winter. Moving into the final stanza, Coach Keith Carter's Bobcats led 45-32 when the Wild cats suddenly got "hot" behind the corner shooting of 5-11 senior This week~ prep gam :!s The Bobcats had 49 rebounds with Cottr ell and .Stidham getting 12 each. Kyger Creek also won the reserve tilt, 46-34. Rick Buck had 17points for the v.:inners. J . Edwards canned 10 for Hannan. Tonight, Kyger Cree k travels to Southern. SEOAL The home team controlled both boards , outrebounding GAHS, 37·14. Gallia Academy, however, hit 21 of 46 field goal GAHS FROSH (49) - Abels. attempts ( 45 pel. ) while the 2-0-4; Brown, 3-1-7; Wall, 7-5· ; Graham ,J-0-6; Dabney , 5-1· home club hit 19 of 58 ( 33 pet.) 19 11 ; Gro!h, 1·0-2 . TOTALS 21·7· and that was the big difference ' MEoGS FROSH (43) in the game's final outcome. Winebrenner, 3·0-6; Halley. 5· 1· Coach Gene.' Oesch's lads 11; F~llrod , 2·0-4; Stanley , 6-2· sank seven of 15 charily tosses 14 ; W1tte , .2 0-4 ; Arnold, 1-2-4. while M;eigs hit only five of 18 TOTALS 19·5-43. Score bv quarter .i: free throw attempts. The tight G AHS 9!h 13 12 15 9-49 Gallipolis defense forced Meigs Meigs 9!h 11 8 14 Hf- 4J ••• 6~% SVAC Symmes Trace Valley at H a nnan Others Parker sburg Catholic a! Belpre INTEREST Fairland at Eastern Berne Union at Miller On Certificates Of SEO frosh standings . -------·-~------·------- Entertainment SPOT AND SATURDAY 10:00 TIL 2:00 TEMPERANCE 4 Piece Group From Lancaster The Meigs Inn PH. 992-3629 POMEROY at CLIP THESE COUPONS AND SAVE ----------------------- Big Shef0 .. 2/$1.0040¢ Save wttl"1 th1s c oupon Double meat treat, tasty dressing , lettuce, and a tangy slice of cheese on a toa sted bun . biggest burg e r ; c risp , golden fr ies and large co ld drink . 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They were quarterback Jim McMillan of Boise , Idaho , State, linebacker Fred Dean of Louisiana Tech and, defensive tackle Gary Johnson of Grambling. For ·Men & Women Of The Big Box Score for clutch baskets. Kyger Creek led 10..9 alter Kyger Creek (60) - Cottrell, the first period behind the 8-0- 16 ; .M e tzner, 6-3· 15; W ise, 4. 0-8 ; St1dh a m , 3-0-6 ; Ward, 0-2· shooting of Cottrell and Metz- 2; Kern , 3· 2·8; Lucas, 2-1·5 · ner and a crip shot by senior Total s 26-8-60. Hannan, W . Va . (5 2) ce nter Joe Stidham. Black. 2-J-7; R icha r dson, 11 -0· The Gallians kept their one 22_; Pla nt s, 4-1-9 ; Vil l ars. 2·2-6 ; point advan ta ge as Metzner H1tt. 0 -0 -0 ; Blake , l -0· 2 ; added six pointsi Tom Kern, Preston. 2-2-6. Totals 22-8-52 . Reserv es - K y ger Creek 46 junior guard, Cottrell and Jim Hannan H. Ward put in two points each. Ri chard son , John Preston Darrell Black and Keith Plan~ provided the Wildcat offense. In the third period, K~rn, Cottrell and Dave Wi se were the big offensive guns for the 'Cats. Cottrell led the Bobcat point-ma kers with 16 poin ts while Metzner added 15. Richardson was the top scorer on the night with 22 points . Kyger Creek hi t 26 of 68 fl oor attemp ts for 38 pet. and eight of 14 at the free throw line. Hannan sank 22 of 68 for 32 pet. and eight of 14 at the charity s trip e. Name Brand Clothing You'll Love This Group Returning This Week! 60-52 for first win FRIDAY had 14. Gallipolis led 1~11 . 25-19 and 40..33 at the quartermarks. Terry Wall paced GAHS with 19 points. Gary Dabney added II. Brent Stanley led Meigs attack with 14 markers . Gene Halley tossed in 11 . Monday, GMIS will host Jackson in a 5:15p.m. contest on the varsity hardwood. Meigs plars at WeUston. Thursday's box: • Golden Lance r Dan Bise, the leading scorer in southea stern Oh io, averag ing 29 poin l"' a game. The Lancers are cur rently I · 0, with a 95-31 \'ictorv under thei r belts. Phillips is expected to go with a s t.arting line up headed by Greg Bailey , the six th top scorer in the area, aver aging 18 pmnts a g ame. Joining the soft shooting lefty will be Tim Spencer and Phil Bowen with Randy Blake and Mike Harris expected to start at the guard s. d own • and benediction by the SEOAL Reve rend Paul Haw ks of Athens at Jac k son Grace United Methodist Log an at Wav er ly Mei gs at Gallipo lis Church in Gallipoiis. Wellston at Ironton TVC Money for the athletic and recreation field was donated by Fed . Hocking at Alexander Belpre at Warren L oca l members of the Stanley Evans Vinton County at Nelso nvi lle· family in his nam e. Th e York 1 SVAC complex consi; ls of a resolite North Gattia at Hannan Tra ce track, four tennis courU:i , a Kyger Creek '"Bt Southern baseball diamond , softball Symmes " Valley a t South · field, intramural field , archery western Others range, and all the necessary Miller at Zanes11itte Ro secrans space for field events such as SATURDAY pole vault, high jump, broad Wa verly at Wheelersburg Alexander at Bea 11er Eastern jump , di scus a nd javelin (Pike) throw . Reeds v ille Eastern (Meig s) at The public is invited . In case Fede ral Hockin g York at Trimble of in clement weather, the NelsonYitleRock Hilt at Symmes Valley ceremonies will be held in the M ill er sport at Miller TUESDAY (Dec. 10) Lyne Center. to commit 30 turnovers. GAHS t1me at home , hosti ng the 'cHts fi rst.year ment or Ke ith Carter. Carter , head coa ch at Sou thwe s tern last seas on, succeeded Jim Arledge at the KC helm . Kyge r Creek 's offense is led by 6-0 junior guard Bill Metz. ner ; 6-2 senior Doug Cottrell a nd senior Dave Wise. Cottrell had 16 poin ts Thursday night at Hannan. Metzner canned 15. Southern will be trying to up its overall season mar k to 2·1. and in the process, evening its SVAC record a t 1-1. Ttle Tornados opened the sea son a week and a half ag o with a triumph over visiting Waterford before dropping the league opener a week ago at North Gallia. Expected to get starling calls for the Purple and Gold are guards Mike Roberts and Tim Hill , with Greg Dunning, Paul Shultz, Danny Brown or Paul Cross along ttle front line . First Victory? At Stewa rt Saturday. the Eag les of Bill Phillips will be sea rching for their first triumph of the season following losses to Waterford and SV AC powerhouse Hannan Trace . The Eagles will have a rough task of it, as they'll have to hold or Bobcats down Hannan GONZALEZ SIGNED Wayn e Ri chardson. FOXBORO, Mass . (UP!) Held to eight points for three The New England Patriots quarter, Richardson, regarded Thursday signed rookie run- as Hannan 's top offensive ning back Noe Gonzalez of playe r , began hittin g with Southwest Texas State . consistency connecting for 14 The fi..1, 210-pound rookie was points to put the Wildcats back Oakland's 12th-round draft into the ball game. choice last January but was cut With I :40 left, Kyger Creek by the Raiders late in held a precarious 56-52 lea d preseason. before senior Doug Cottrell and junior Bill Me tzner connected GAHS frosh win second tilt, top Meigs, 49-43 What to do before blood test By Lawrenc~ E. LAmb, M. D. DEAR DR. LAMB - Would you please tell me what the normal blood sugar is supposed to be in a woman 65 years old? WlJen you have a blood sugar test which is best: Not to eat or drink from midnight or to eat and wait for several hours? What would you eat if it is best to eat before the test• DEAR READER - The important thing is to have enough glucose suga r inside the cell. That is where the glucose is broken down to release ene rgy for normal cell function . The level in the cell may not have a constant relationship to any specific level of blood glucose: So, a hlood glucose test is only . an "pproximation of what is going on inside the cell. That is one reason why one person may do 1ery well with a fairly low Southern hosts Bobcats, r·s;:~:ily Priced . .. Hol~day Gift • Suggestions Meigs In Gallia tonight Dollar Stretching aver y Is cage c o1ce ·-, Local Bowling Team High Gam e - H·. onor SEOAL gridders; ~..~r::~.~!,':!s Baseball is expanding W L POP Gallipolis 2 0 100 69 Log an 2 0 88 44 1 o 45 38 At11ens Ironton Wa11e r ly 1 0 32 19 1 1 10 73 Meigs 0 2 76 95 Jack son 0 2 58 Well s!on 0 2 45 83 93 TOTALS 7 7 514 5 14 Monday's result: Athens at Ironton, ppnd., snow Thursday's results : Gallipolis 49 M e igs 43 Logan 40 Waverly 24 Athens 45 Jackson 38 Ironton 32 Wellston 19 Monday's games : · Ja ckson at Gallipolis Logan at Athens Waverl y at Ironton Meigs at We llston ' Nin ety day Interest peneltv ff withdrawn befor• maturity date Mei~ Co. Branch d) --eY . Double Cheeseburger Skipper's Treat® 2/994 /894 Save 31¢ Save 29¢ w ith lh1 s co upon w lh t his coupon Twin super delicious patties each topped with a Crisp deep-fried fish filet, toasted bun, a touch of tartar sauce, lopped with tangy cheese. ta ngy slice of c heese . The A then1 County S.vings & lou Co . 2" Second St . Pomeroy , Ohib I Coupon Good until Dec . 30 at Burger Chef, 1503 East ern 'A ve ., Gallipolis Coupon Good Until Dec. 30 at Burger Chef, 1503 Eastern Ave., Gallipolis I �-. ~ _, • 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Dec. 6, 1974 fGifi'Sc,, , , , , ,o , , , , , , ,u ,:., <; t ':;,:;,~:,<:,~~~,,,~~X=~ .~h~~i'Le~e~~~m~~~~~:~~rs are K C inducts honor society CHRISTMAS GIVIN G - These girls of the Junior American Legion Auxiliary, Drew Webster Post 39, are sho\\11 with the table of gifts, favors and table decorations tlley prepared for tlle veterans at the Athens Mental Healtll Center, They are front, left to right, Robin Campbell, Paula Kloes, Peggy Girolami, Pam Powers and Jennifer Couch; and back, left to right, Cheryl l£hew, Lori Wood , Faye Reibel, Rhonda Reuter, Ida Casc i an d Tracey J effers. juniors host yule party Christmas came ear ly for the veterans at the Athens Mental Hea lth Ce nter. Thursday a holiday party was staged there for the five male and two female veterans by the Junior American Legion Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39. Gifts for the patients at the Gallipoli s Sta te In stitute were presented by members of the Middle port Garden Cl ub at the annual holiday party Mon day night at the home of Mrs. Arthur Ski nner . The party at the Skinner home followed a dinner at the Meigs Inn attended by 18 members and two guests, Mrs. Lucinda DeVenny and Mrs . Glenda Williams, Gallipolis. A white net wreath made by Mr s . Malcolm Roll e r s urr ounded by lights an d greenery de cor a ted the ' Phil Swindell Area Representative MORE NATURAL HEARING rf'lay be ac:hieved with STARKEY "CE" WHICH UTILIZES THE ~ .~-~ I EAR ITSELF ~J) FOR BETTER SOUND RECEPTION l Santa tray favors. decorated napkins and prt!pared table \J,rrangcmcnts. Ice cream, cupcakes. potato chi ps, soft drinks and fruit were served. Each veteran was also gi·ven a stamped Christmas card and a San ta candy dish ful l of candy. Attr<~ct i vely w r apped Christmas boxes were presented to each one . In the boxes for ~he men we re a pound box of candy, hose. a tic. Fl handke rchief. a pad and penci l, - tooth brush and paste, pHckeLs of instant coffee, a candy cane and a Bible replica made fr om a bar of soap and a washcloth . Boxes for the women contained a pound box of candy , s ilk hose, jewe lry, bath powder, perfun1e, too thbrush and paste, pad and pencil , a can dy ccme, and the Bible replica. Gardeners prepare gifts ~' -· """""' ,'7'- - Mrs. Veda Davis. advisor, Mrs. Genuna Casci, Chery l Lehew, Ida Casc i an d Faye Rei bel went to Athens to stage the party a nd present gifts. Games were played wilh numerous prizes includ ing ra nd y bars, g um, mints, jewelry, handkerchiefs, candy canes and chocolate Santas being awarded to the win ners. For the parly !he junior auxi liary members ma de / doorway . The interior decora tions feat ured a lighted tree . arrangements in pink . gr een and gold , severa l with candl.es. Mrs. John Kincaid displ ayed a Madonna arrangeme nt with red velvet roses, and Mrs . J ames Titus showed one of red and pink velvet roses. Feat ur ed on an antique piece used by Ma jor Benjamin Skinner durin g the Revolutionary War was a holly wreath at the base of a hurr ica ne ca ndl e in a Williamsburg design . Club reviews 'Burr' Thi s remarkable aid is made just for you - your hearin~, your ea r ~ It is molded to f1t snugl y an d neat l y INSIDE your ea r . For information, call or wri te Diles Hearing A review of Gore DeVidal 's "Burr" by Mrs. M. L. French highlighted a meeting of the Aid Centers for further in Middleport Literary Club forma tion . Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Dwight Wallace . [n her rev iew, a fictional story of fac tual even ts, Mrs. French presented the book which takes th e form of memoirs told partly by Burr at Athens the end of his long life, a nd 444 W. Union Sf. par tly by a young journalist in 592-6238 whom he co nfid es. Th e Parkersburg, W. Va . reviewer p r esente d Aaron 1029Market St. Burr, hero of the American l -J0 4-485 - 1541 Revolution who took the life of Chi llicothe Alexander Hamilton in a duel. 249 S. Paint Sf. He was tried for treason when . ._ _ _ _773-3 __655 _ _ _ _. . accused of plotting to make an empire of hi s own . Hi s DILES Hearing Aid Centers Seed and Milling HEADQUARTERS relat ionships and contacts wi th Washi n g t on, Jef f erson , Ham ilton, Jackson and Van Buren are also discussed. The book is described as "an engaging work of fic tion which defines the struggles a nd the intrigues of the new United States." BwT himself, was described by the reviewer as a character of great fasc inat ion who lived his long life pa rtly as a suspected traitor an d partl y as one of the m ost brilliant, he r oic an d colorful of the foun ding fathers. Mrs. French concluded by de scribing "Burr" as the r arest of books, a readable historical novel which covers with accuracy, the most significant years in the histor y of America. For roll call members gave their in terpretation of treason . Refreshments were served by Mrs. Wa llace and Mrs. Dewey }iorton . Red Rose Red tapers in silver candelabra decor ated the refres hm ent table . Mrs. Michael Fry received the award for the pre ttiest package. Janet and Sheila Horky read a story titled " The Yea r Santa Wen t Modern ," and Janet Horky won the door prize . Mrs. Sibley Slack. president, welcomed the members and guests. It was noted that Mrs. Clyde Fisher is a patient at the Holzer Medical Center . Petit fo ur s and s herbet pWl ch were se rved with Mrs. Slack presiding at the sil ver service. Favors were dried milkweek pods with mini at ure bouquets of flow ers. Ladies enjoy yule dinner The annual Christmas dinner party of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Middleport Fire Department was held Wednesday night at the fir ehouse with the Syracuse Auxiliary members as guests. Mrs . Roberta Dailey won the door prize~ and game prizes went to Mrs. Mildred Pierce, Mrs . Linda Grindley and Mrs. Mary Pic kens . Gifts were exchan ged following the turkey dinner. Guests were Mrs . . Edith Hood, Mrs. Grindley, Mrs. Jane Teaford, Mrs. Adrian Hubbard , Mrs. U z Rice, Mrs. Janice Lawson , Mrs . Agnes White, Mrs. Thelma Grueser, Mrs. Pickens, Mrs. Naomi London, Mrs. Marie Rizer, Suzan Rife , Vicky Rizer, Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart, Mrs. Nancy Neutzling a nd Mrs. Pierce. Members of the Middleport Auxiliary attending were ' Mrs. Donn a Byer, Mrs. E th el Lowery, Mrs. Kate Bachner, Mr s. Jani'ce Daniels , Mr s. Dailey, Bronwyn Dailey, Mrs. Sue ImbOden , Mrs. Phyllis Baker, Mrs . Patty Kloes, Mrs. Betty Ohlinger, Mrs. Euvetta Bechtle, Mrs. Emma Wayland and Mrs. Bes.s ie Darst. the ~ociety was given by Miss Baird and the cha rge to the inductees was given by Luc£ts who also presided over the signing of the cons titution. T h e four se ni ors were presented certif icates and pins . Since the. institution of the cha pter in February, 1958, 106 members have signed the constitution. For the ceremony the table was covered with blue and gold with an arra ngement of gold felt roses. A reception was held in the home economics room for parents, friends a nd teachers with a Thanksgiving motif being carried out in the table appointments and centerpiece. Miss Groce presided at the pun ch bowl arid Miss Baird served the decorated cake, inscribed ·'Kyger Creek Honor Society." Attending the reception were Mr. and Mrs. Scottie Lucas and son, Mrs. Roy Grose, Mrs. Dale Tucker, Ches hi re; Mrs. Cha rle s Clarke, Po int Pleasant; Mrs . Wayne McAlphin, Mrs. Gordon Harris, · Mrs . Lar r y Hood, Addison; teachers, Mrs. Aileen Rulz , Mrs. Eleanor McKelvey, Mrs. Mary Ful ton , Eugene Stevens, Miss Patsy Fields, r::· Wi lliam Bahr. Mrs. Connie Bradbury , Deryl Well, and FRIDAY Mrs . Fay Sauer, sponsor. DANCE at Sou thern High In con junction with the inSchool gym, 10 to 12. Adduction ceremony, honor . mission $1.25 per person. Bob socie t y membe r s had a Jones, disc jockey for WMOV Than ksg iving program . will provide music. Sponsored Prayer was led by Miss by senior class. Groce, Miss Ba ird read the WINTER Festival sponsored Mayflowe r Co mp ac t, an d by the New Haven PTA. Pagea n t and talent show, 1:30 p. m. Record hop, 8 p. m. CHESHIRE - Fotu· new members were inducted into the Kyger (.'reck Chapter of the National Honor Soc iety in ceremonies at the high school recently . Taken into membership were Liz Hood , daughte r of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hood, Addison; Mark Waller , son of Mr . and Mr s. Wayne McAlp in, Ad· d ison; She ila Tucker, dau.ghter of Mr. an d Mrs . Dale Tucker, Cheshire; and Sue Hughes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Ray Hughes. Rt. 1, Gallipolis . Mi ss Hood, Walker an d Miss Hughes ar e enro lled in the college preparatory co w·se, and Miss Tucker is a com mercial student. Marie Grose, pre sident, presided at the cer emony with Cynthia Clarke lighting a while candle for the principal of character; Debbie Baird, the green candle for ·leadership; Miss Groce, the go ld candle for scholarship , an d Terry Lucas, the red candle for serv ice. The explanat ion of the symbol of Terry Lucas read an early le tter to England describing the first Thanksgivmg. He a lso read t he essay, "God's Corner." Miss Clarke told of Sarah Hale, the woman who persuaded President Lincoln to establi sh Thanksgiving as a national holiday. Four patriotic and Thank sgiving selections were presented by the junior high c hoir, directed by Mrs. Barbara Stewart. §: i ROOF COAT ~ •22 95 5 Gal. BAUM'S TRUE VAWE STORE Chester, 0 . 985-3301 See Our Wide Selection Of YS MODERN SUPPLY 399 WEST MAt N STREET 992-2164 POMEROY, OHIO THE STORE WITH " ALL KtNDSOF STUFF" FOR PETS STABLES - LAR GE AN D SMA LL ANIMA LS. LAW NS - GARDENS SUGAR RUN MILLS G----- Pomeroy f~ori_zed dealer for Zen,ith G1bson - Hardwick - Kit~ chen Aid · Litton (Micro~ wave Oven). Also Doxol !.;o~d;;~ur' s Royal Crown BoHling Company MIDDLEPORT ' ' mas toys for the shut-ins. The annual Christmas party will be at the home of Mrs. Alleyne Rees. Each member is to bring a covered dish. In lieu of a gift excha nge, each member will bring money which will be se nt to the United Methodist Children's Home at Worthington. Mrs. Clara Mae Sargent and Mrs. Alleyne Rees served r efreshments to Mrs_ Betty Roush, Mrs. Virginia Rees, Mrs. Ora Hill , Mrs. Roberta Thaxton, Mrs. Beulah Bradford, Mrs. Margare t West, M,rs . Ruth Hill , Mrs. Alice Wolfe, Mrs. Martha Dudding, Mrs. Etta Mae Hill, Mrs. Mattie Circle and Mrs. Betty Shiveley . Magnolia club holds dinner 59 N. SECOND ST. Give That MIDDLEPORT, 0. ARE HAVING Special Someone A Gift To R emember. CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE DECEMBER 6th THRU 14th FIRST PRIZE SECOND PRIZE I 125.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE TO BE GIVEN AWAY ARTIFICIAL CHRISTMAS ARRANGEMENT • • A Jewelry Chest from the Middleport Book Store DRAWING WILL BE HELD 4:30 DEC. 14th MIDDLEPORT. O. GIVE SOMEONE A FOLIAGE Decorate Your Home ' With A Beautiful PLANT \ ARTIFICIAL CHRISTMAS ARRANGEMENT The Christmas dinner of the Magnolia Club was he ld Wednesday night at Crow's Steak House with a party following at the home of Mrs. Iris Kelton . Presenting fa vors of miniature white baskets of candy wa s Mrs. Ella Smith, president. A lighted snowman decorated the front lawn at the Kelton home. Devotions were given by Mrs. Kelton who also had charge of the gift exchange . Recorded carols were played and the door prizes were won by Mrs. Gladys Cuckler, Mrs. Evelyn Lucke, a guest, Mrs. Margaret Rose and Mrs . Georgia Wal.son. Mrs. Kate Goodwin was a guest and others attending were Mrs. Ethel Stewart, Mrs . Burton Smith, Mrs. Ellen Couch, Miss Erna Jesse a nd Mrs. Doris Grueser. Trim Your FOR CHRISTMAS Windows and Doors Wi'th Beautiful OPEN HOUSE ARTIFICIAL CHRISTMAS WREATHS SUNDAY' 1-5 PM , SEE OUR HOLIDAY CANDLES, Come In and Browse LOOK FOR RED TAG SPECIALS AND CANDLE RINGS, NOVELTIES WE'RE OPEN 9:00AM Gifts ... unique and colorful! Oec:oratiens .... fe stive and imaginative! Ideas ... in everv co rn er of the shop! All waiting to add more fun and eniovm ent to your holiday season! 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( boys, women and children. and here's ''The Cllncherl" Coltage Beef, SLIPPERS For men, One of th e best things about buy ing a Valia nt is the great c hoic e you 'v e got. You ca n go luxury with the Brougham ,s porty in Sca mp . an.d t~en there' s our best -sel ling Duster, too . And they al l g1ve you lots of roo m ms1d e. a huge trunk , and good gas mi leage. Is it any wonde r our Va li ant' s No . 1? Come on in , we'll make you No . 1, too . "Family Dining At Its Best" SUNDAY MENU SALADS- 7 Up, Slaw, Tossed, Cheese. · The seco nd gra de gro up Shuler , Bonnie Smith, Curt included Missy Rig~s, Angel Smit h , Timothy Tackett , Harmon, Robert Moe, Diann Denni s Thornton, Denise Hickman , Jodie Kunath , Beth Turner , Deb bie Anderson , 1-JobStetter, Peg g y Rarrett , Linda Ashbw·n, Gloria Barrett, John Longstreth, Gre~ Lathey, Anita Hasham, Greg Burn am, Brian Hicks, Brenda Ga rnes , Leann Davis, Harold Fetty, Ann ie Barrett, Terry Mullins , Sean Graves, Keith Hypes, Gary Rife, Geneva Wise and Rocky Johnson, Keith JohnDickie Jarvis . s ton , Shir ley McDonald, Your Thom MeAn Store Middleport, 0 . Mike Wilford was "Fros ty' ' Jimmy Metheney, Charles and Diana Hyp es "Sus ie Neutzlin g, Brenda Smith;, Snowfla ke" in the thi rd grade '~ 10 Biblical l ~ pr esentatio n with choru s He brother e~~~r s members being Ricky Zeig ler. 11 Slice of veal 2 ~eig Cindy Priddy , Cl inton Turner, 13 E mergency 3 .. ~a~ears Pa ul Janey, Danny Blackston, cr~ft _, (3 wds) 14 Chng , Mary Lou Sturgeon, Melody 4 High in ' 15 Kyushu.s Burnern, Jeff Gilkey, Larry the scale Steve Bus h , Dav1.u.• mountam . Romme, 5 Card 9 Balcony ' 25 Salver 16 p . ( f Barr John White David '( nor pre.) game 12 Wha t 27 Come into • . • 17 Familiar verb Mould, Jenmfer Jones . Kenny Word with 6 " Hey " babies do sight 18 16 Noggin Thomas, Keith Barrett and cut or strep (Bea!le 30 Habituate 19 Willow 31 Airport Charlotte Wise, . cl~sst~) 20 Campus 20 Demon need The fourth and f1fth grades grou·p 7 Biblical 23 One 33 BeethoVen's c hor us was coml)osed of /··~ / 21 Noble ver~ kind birthplace Mic h ael Ad kin s, Deni se 11\.: 1' Italian endmg . hat 36 Senorita's of Barrett, Te resa Basha m, Mark I ~ ~ family 8 Trun ship; 2t City in uncle Blackson, Regina BLa nton. i I, 1 22 Hankering tl(d~:ti) Oregon 37 - sauce Edd ie Burn em, J tmm y ..)::'~· 23 Composer, Peylong, Tammy Fetty , Paul ;.·:;1' .' ·! Enk Graves , Timothy Jarrell , \[·ci{'' 25 Laughing Patricia Kunath , Christopher ~. soun~ l£e, Mark McGuire, Barbara-'·-' 1- 2~ ~nghsh poet com 1975 Plymouth VallaniScamp SELL RUMMAGE There will be a rwnmage sale today a nd Saturday at the corner of Walnut and North Second Ave., Middleport from 9:30a.m. to 3 p .m. The event is being sponsored by the ladies auxiliary of the Middleport United P en t ecostal Church . There will be good c lean clothing, toys and · bottle s available. For Christmas TOM RUE MOTOR'S of Mrs. Iva Powell. Members also disc ussed remembrances for residents of the Meigs County Infirmary during the holiday season. Mrs. J ean Wright presented the story of a good Christian and a meditation titl ed " Waiting for the News ." She used scripture from Acl.s and Isaiah and Mrs. Powell gav e prayer. " The Transformed Sheet" was the prog ra m topic and this was also prese nted by Mrs. Wrigh t. Mrs. Sharon Folmer and Mrs. Bernice Jeffers served cooki es and Kool-Aid. At· tending besides those named were Mrs. Donna Gilmore, Mrs . Marguerite Leifheit, Mrs . Della Curtis, Mrs. Tina Jacobs and Mrs. Amber Lohn. STEAMBOAT INN Why not visit our going, growing church this weeki SUNDAY SCHOOL, ...... 10:00 AM MORNING SERVICE .....ll:OO AM EVENING SERVICE.. ... 7:30 PM WEDNESDAY EVENING..7:30 PM fr om 1 to 8 p.m., Saturday, and I to 4 p.m ., Sunday. fn addition to the blue, red, yellow and white ribbons to be placed in each class five special awards will be 'given. There will be sweepstakes award for the exhib i tor compiling the most poin l.s in the horticulture division and a " best of sh·ow" "re;erve" " Creativity ~ward" a~d "special lighting aw3rd ," in the artistic ar r a nge m ents division. Mailbox exchange pldnned ; MEAT- Baked Steak, Flounder Fish. Seeds - Bird Seeds • Oyster Shells and (>rit • Fertilizers • ·lime • Cement & Mortar • Stock Sa It • Water Softener • Remedies • Sa It • litters- Vaccine- Roofing . Paints · Red Brand Fencing . . Baler and Binder Twine . Sprays .· Gates. 992 ·2115 f.~;. RA CINE - The Rac ine U.M.W. met Monday night at the church annex. Mrs. Betty Shiveley led the annual pledge services followed by Bible study c onducted by Mrs. Mattie Circle. The business meeting was opened with the secretary 's and treasurer's report. Penny fund and the World Thank You offering were taken. Twenty s ic k caBs were r eported. Dec. 16, the members will meet at the home of Mrs . Roberta Thaxton to fix Christ- ANIMAL FEEDS Mulberry Ave . ~ Pledge seroice marks meeting jl~. Calendar CATHOLI C Women's Club Sacred .Heart Parish, 6 p.m: Christmas party in the church hall. $2 gift excha nge . SONGFEST at the Eagle Ridge Commun ity Church, 7:30 .~p.m. All singers and the public welcome. PRESENTA T!ON of "The Messiah", 3 p.m. at the Rio Gr ande College Lyne Cen ter by the Gallia County Community Chorus a nd s tring ensemble from Ohio Uni versity. Everyone welcome. No a dmission cl'iarge . MONDAY UNITED Methodist Women, Heath United Methodist Churc h, 1:30 p.m. at the church. Insta llation of new offi ce r s by Rev . Robert Bwngarner. By Charlene Hoefll'ch MIDDLEPORT TROOP 39 Plans for a Christmas party and a gilt exchange were made when Troop 39 met Monday night at the Heath United Methodist Church. Members were also reminded to take a can of food for a Christmas basket to be delivered to a shut-in. A Christmas project was completed. Angela Houchins and Robin Kitchen completed part three of the story teller badge by writing a story and readmg it ro the troop , They also presented a skit for the hospitality badge . rws-~~si:~:r ,:,:,:,:)! ' SATURDAY NEW HAVEN PTA Winter festiva l, lUO a. m. Kitchen soup sale at school. Parade with Mr. Cartoon and San ta a t 2 p. m . Mr . Ca rtoon will judge the floats . Santa distributes treats 3 p m. Mr. Cartoon available fo r pictures un til4 p. m . Door pri ze draw ing, II p. m. MEIGS COUNTY Humane Society holiday bazaar, beginning 9 a.m . at Thrift Shop bui ld ing, E . Second St ., Pomeroy. RUTLAND emergency medical service bazaar , 9 a.m. at station in Rutland. Many holiday items. SUNDAY MIDDLEPORT Masonic Lodge 363 annual go the church Sunday. Meel at Heath United Methodist Church, Middleporl, a t 10:15 a.m. BENEFIT hymn sing, 2 p.m. a t Shade School. Dan Hayman and the Country Hymntimers. FINAL P ICKU P ca nn ed goods and money £or Chri stmas ba skets for underprivileged in Middleport by firemen beginning I p. m . Anyone not at home, please leave contribution on porch. D"Iary of the stag ing ~ comm1ttee for the Meigs Cou nty Garden Club 's @ ~ Christma s nower show will be :::: :::; on hand from 5 to 8 p.m. today to rkecedi;e hex:hibils fo r th is ...: wee en s s ow. New officers were elected at the Salisbury Junior Girl Scout The even in g ~ours were meeting Thursday night at the school. a nnounced by Mrs. Holter as a They are Camille Swindell, president ; Peggy Shaw, vice convenience for those who are president; Carol Morris, secretary; Jena Welker, treasurer; employed or otherwise una ble Angela Hatfield, reporter; l£slie Cole, game leader ; and Valerie to bring in exhibil.s Saturday Jeffers, refreshments chalrwoman. morning. Entries are to be Plans were made for a Christmas party at the meeting next placed before 12 noon Saturweek . The pledge to the nag and the girl scout promise opened day. the meeting. Refreslunents were served. Oral judging will begin at 1 ALUMINUM FIBER Holiday musical given SALEM CENTER Children of the Sale m Center School presented their a nnual holi day musical program entitled "Christmas" at the sc hool Wednesday night. Mrs. Maurita Miller was director of the presenta tion wilh Roberta Wilson, Anna E. Turner, Winifred Nass, Rebecca Triplett, Olive Page, Wykle Whitley and Margaret Parsons assisting. First graders made up the toy band playing "Jingle Bells" , " J oll y Old St. Nicholas", 04 Here Comes Santa Claus", and "Santa Cla us is Coming to Town" . The second t d ou t gra de sang an d ace ' 'Sa nta La nd ", " Upon the House top " and "Rudolph, the Red Nosed Reindeer". Third graders sang, with appea r a n ces by "Susie Snowfla ke" and "Frosty, the Snowman" highlighting their par t of the presentation. Fourth and fifth grader s sang "Deck the Halls", "0 Chri st m as Tree", 10 Whit e POLLY'S PROBLEM Christmas", "Hark the Herald Dear Polly- I have a self·deaning oven. I would like to know Angels Sing", "Pa t-a-Pan", how to make the pans and burners shine after l have put them in "The First Noel", "Go Tell It the oven to be cleaned as the directions tell one to do . - MRS . D. K. on the Mountain", " Do You Hear Wha t I Hear?", "Away in Dear Mrs . D. K. - Have you tried using a soap pad ? a Manger", " Silent Nigh t" , POLLY. "O ne for the Little Bitty Baby", "Holly J olly Chris tDear Polly - My Pet Peeve is with the way price tags are so mas" and "We Wish You a often jabbed into the cloth of dresses and blouses. When the tag is Merry Christmas". removed there is often a hole left in t he cloth. '!'his happened to The sixth graders opened me jus\ last week when I bought a nylon jacket. - MRS . R . M. their part of the program with DEAR POLLY- and Mrs. R. P . who has plastic pieces that " It 's Beginning to Look Uke have turned yellow and feel sticky to the touch- My cure for this Chri stmas" with spea kin g is to put the pieces outdoors in the warm sunshine. I find this parts by Mary Matson, Karina usually eliminates the problem. I NEVER put such things in the Hale, Patti Dugan, Annette dishwasher , even though the manufacturer says you ca n. The hot Romine, Tammy Kunath, water is just too hot for them and then the lids will not seal Sandra Herdman, Kelly properly. - MRS. J . J . Thomas, Sheila Fetty, Teresa DEAR POLLY - and Mrs . R. P . whose plastic containers Fetty and Rhonda Lemley. such as sold at home parties have ye11owed - I wash my plastic Taking part in a Nativity pieces in a sudsy bleach water and let them sta nd in this water scene were Dennis Shuler, until they whiten. To the rinse water I add baking soda to remove J oh n Van Meter, Jeffrey any scent of the bleach . I affi surprised her plastic dealer did not Smith, Walter Garnes, Delmar tell her about such bleaching. - VIONA. Davis, Ricky Ashburn, jl'lichael DEAR POLLY - I have formed a really necessary habit of Zeigler, Joyce Janey, Patti dating all food purchases such as nour, mixes, coffee, etc., Dugan, Billy Dyer , Dean before storing them away. The date of purchase is marked on Colwell , Floyd Holliday, Terry each one so the oldest will be used first. Wh en one takes adHutton and Timmy Basham , vantage of sale prices we must be sure not to sacrifice the First gr ader s making up a freshness of things put by. - MARIE toy band were Charles HarDEAR POLLY - Those women who like to embroider can mo n, Tisha Jar vis, Ena make unusal and very special tags fo r Christmas gifts by cutting Barrett, Crystal Burnem, scraps of felt into various sha pes and sizes. Then embroider Missi Primmer, Ch a rm ele them t o say "To Janet from Mary," etc. , on eac h one. A little Turner, Ci nd y· Fetty, Joy embroidered flower or other decoration also could be added if Spaun, Timmy Ziegler, Rickie one wishes. If you are traveling some place for the holidays you Van Horten , Kenneth Mcwill find this especially nice. Ther e is no danger of tags being Cl ellan, Missy Lo ngs treth, torn , crushed or torn off. Tammy Gilkey, Vanessa Rife, Colored yarn also can be used instead of ribbon for tying th e Marvin Hickman. packages. A hole is punched in the felt tag so it slips right over the yarn being used as a tie. This is dura ble, packages stay neater and the person receiving the gift will feel it is really personal . - PAT. m emb~rs · Linda Smith, Tim Spires and Ward . SUNDAY DEC. 8 Hours 8-2 Weekdays 6-8:30 3rd St. Racine, Ohio Alarm Clock For the lirst 12 monlhs of us e any Chrysler Motors Corporat ion Dealer wi ll fix , without cha rge for parts or lab o r, any part of our 1975 passenger ca rs we s upply (except tires) which proves defective in normal use, regardless of mileage. This clock is really d il - The owner is responsible for normal maintenan ce service such as ferenl! II projects the c ha nging filters _a nd wiper blades . we•re time in digital numbers on · the cei ling of any darkened room . Invisi ble beam ha s_no glare to keep you awake . ONLY S39. 95 Plymouth Use Our Christmas Lay -AWay PAA TOM RUE MOTORS . , 399 S. 3rd Ave. . Middleport, O. · 992-2594 I �-. ~ _, • 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Dec. 6, 1974 fGifi'Sc,, , , , , ,o , , , , , , ,u ,:., <; t ':;,:;,~:,<:,~~~,,,~~X=~ .~h~~i'Le~e~~~m~~~~~:~~rs are K C inducts honor society CHRISTMAS GIVIN G - These girls of the Junior American Legion Auxiliary, Drew Webster Post 39, are sho\\11 with the table of gifts, favors and table decorations tlley prepared for tlle veterans at the Athens Mental Healtll Center, They are front, left to right, Robin Campbell, Paula Kloes, Peggy Girolami, Pam Powers and Jennifer Couch; and back, left to right, Cheryl l£hew, Lori Wood , Faye Reibel, Rhonda Reuter, Ida Casc i an d Tracey J effers. juniors host yule party Christmas came ear ly for the veterans at the Athens Mental Hea lth Ce nter. Thursday a holiday party was staged there for the five male and two female veterans by the Junior American Legion Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39. Gifts for the patients at the Gallipoli s Sta te In stitute were presented by members of the Middle port Garden Cl ub at the annual holiday party Mon day night at the home of Mrs. Arthur Ski nner . The party at the Skinner home followed a dinner at the Meigs Inn attended by 18 members and two guests, Mrs. Lucinda DeVenny and Mrs . Glenda Williams, Gallipolis. A white net wreath made by Mr s . Malcolm Roll e r s urr ounded by lights an d greenery de cor a ted the ' Phil Swindell Area Representative MORE NATURAL HEARING rf'lay be ac:hieved with STARKEY "CE" WHICH UTILIZES THE ~ .~-~ I EAR ITSELF ~J) FOR BETTER SOUND RECEPTION l Santa tray favors. decorated napkins and prt!pared table \J,rrangcmcnts. Ice cream, cupcakes. potato chi ps, soft drinks and fruit were served. Each veteran was also gi·ven a stamped Christmas card and a San ta candy dish ful l of candy. Attr<~ct i vely w r apped Christmas boxes were presented to each one . In the boxes for ~he men we re a pound box of candy, hose. a tic. Fl handke rchief. a pad and penci l, - tooth brush and paste, pHckeLs of instant coffee, a candy cane and a Bible replica made fr om a bar of soap and a washcloth . Boxes for the women contained a pound box of candy , s ilk hose, jewe lry, bath powder, perfun1e, too thbrush and paste, pad and pencil , a can dy ccme, and the Bible replica. Gardeners prepare gifts ~' -· """""' ,'7'- - Mrs. Veda Davis. advisor, Mrs. Genuna Casci, Chery l Lehew, Ida Casc i an d Faye Rei bel went to Athens to stage the party a nd present gifts. Games were played wilh numerous prizes includ ing ra nd y bars, g um, mints, jewelry, handkerchiefs, candy canes and chocolate Santas being awarded to the win ners. For the parly !he junior auxi liary members ma de / doorway . The interior decora tions feat ured a lighted tree . arrangements in pink . gr een and gold , severa l with candl.es. Mrs. John Kincaid displ ayed a Madonna arrangeme nt with red velvet roses, and Mrs . J ames Titus showed one of red and pink velvet roses. Feat ur ed on an antique piece used by Ma jor Benjamin Skinner durin g the Revolutionary War was a holly wreath at the base of a hurr ica ne ca ndl e in a Williamsburg design . Club reviews 'Burr' Thi s remarkable aid is made just for you - your hearin~, your ea r ~ It is molded to f1t snugl y an d neat l y INSIDE your ea r . For information, call or wri te Diles Hearing A review of Gore DeVidal 's "Burr" by Mrs. M. L. French highlighted a meeting of the Aid Centers for further in Middleport Literary Club forma tion . Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Dwight Wallace . [n her rev iew, a fictional story of fac tual even ts, Mrs. French presented the book which takes th e form of memoirs told partly by Burr at Athens the end of his long life, a nd 444 W. Union Sf. par tly by a young journalist in 592-6238 whom he co nfid es. Th e Parkersburg, W. Va . reviewer p r esente d Aaron 1029Market St. Burr, hero of the American l -J0 4-485 - 1541 Revolution who took the life of Chi llicothe Alexander Hamilton in a duel. 249 S. Paint Sf. He was tried for treason when . ._ _ _ _773-3 __655 _ _ _ _. . accused of plotting to make an empire of hi s own . Hi s DILES Hearing Aid Centers Seed and Milling HEADQUARTERS relat ionships and contacts wi th Washi n g t on, Jef f erson , Ham ilton, Jackson and Van Buren are also discussed. The book is described as "an engaging work of fic tion which defines the struggles a nd the intrigues of the new United States." BwT himself, was described by the reviewer as a character of great fasc inat ion who lived his long life pa rtly as a suspected traitor an d partl y as one of the m ost brilliant, he r oic an d colorful of the foun ding fathers. Mrs. French concluded by de scribing "Burr" as the r arest of books, a readable historical novel which covers with accuracy, the most significant years in the histor y of America. For roll call members gave their in terpretation of treason . Refreshments were served by Mrs. Wa llace and Mrs. Dewey }iorton . Red Rose Red tapers in silver candelabra decor ated the refres hm ent table . Mrs. Michael Fry received the award for the pre ttiest package. Janet and Sheila Horky read a story titled " The Yea r Santa Wen t Modern ," and Janet Horky won the door prize . Mrs. Sibley Slack. president, welcomed the members and guests. It was noted that Mrs. Clyde Fisher is a patient at the Holzer Medical Center . Petit fo ur s and s herbet pWl ch were se rved with Mrs. Slack presiding at the sil ver service. Favors were dried milkweek pods with mini at ure bouquets of flow ers. Ladies enjoy yule dinner The annual Christmas dinner party of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Middleport Fire Department was held Wednesday night at the fir ehouse with the Syracuse Auxiliary members as guests. Mrs . Roberta Dailey won the door prize~ and game prizes went to Mrs. Mildred Pierce, Mrs . Linda Grindley and Mrs. Mary Pic kens . Gifts were exchan ged following the turkey dinner. Guests were Mrs . . Edith Hood, Mrs. Grindley, Mrs. Jane Teaford, Mrs. Adrian Hubbard , Mrs. U z Rice, Mrs. Janice Lawson , Mrs . Agnes White, Mrs. Thelma Grueser, Mrs. Pickens, Mrs. Naomi London, Mrs. Marie Rizer, Suzan Rife , Vicky Rizer, Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart, Mrs. Nancy Neutzling a nd Mrs. Pierce. Members of the Middleport Auxiliary attending were ' Mrs. Donn a Byer, Mrs. E th el Lowery, Mrs. Kate Bachner, Mr s. Jani'ce Daniels , Mr s. Dailey, Bronwyn Dailey, Mrs. Sue ImbOden , Mrs. Phyllis Baker, Mrs . Patty Kloes, Mrs. Betty Ohlinger, Mrs. Euvetta Bechtle, Mrs. Emma Wayland and Mrs. Bes.s ie Darst. the ~ociety was given by Miss Baird and the cha rge to the inductees was given by Luc£ts who also presided over the signing of the cons titution. T h e four se ni ors were presented certif icates and pins . Since the. institution of the cha pter in February, 1958, 106 members have signed the constitution. For the ceremony the table was covered with blue and gold with an arra ngement of gold felt roses. A reception was held in the home economics room for parents, friends a nd teachers with a Thanksgiving motif being carried out in the table appointments and centerpiece. Miss Groce presided at the pun ch bowl arid Miss Baird served the decorated cake, inscribed ·'Kyger Creek Honor Society." Attending the reception were Mr. and Mrs. Scottie Lucas and son, Mrs. Roy Grose, Mrs. Dale Tucker, Ches hi re; Mrs. Cha rle s Clarke, Po int Pleasant; Mrs . Wayne McAlphin, Mrs. Gordon Harris, · Mrs . Lar r y Hood, Addison; teachers, Mrs. Aileen Rulz , Mrs. Eleanor McKelvey, Mrs. Mary Ful ton , Eugene Stevens, Miss Patsy Fields, r::· Wi lliam Bahr. Mrs. Connie Bradbury , Deryl Well, and FRIDAY Mrs . Fay Sauer, sponsor. DANCE at Sou thern High In con junction with the inSchool gym, 10 to 12. Adduction ceremony, honor . mission $1.25 per person. Bob socie t y membe r s had a Jones, disc jockey for WMOV Than ksg iving program . will provide music. Sponsored Prayer was led by Miss by senior class. Groce, Miss Ba ird read the WINTER Festival sponsored Mayflowe r Co mp ac t, an d by the New Haven PTA. Pagea n t and talent show, 1:30 p. m. Record hop, 8 p. m. CHESHIRE - Fotu· new members were inducted into the Kyger (.'reck Chapter of the National Honor Soc iety in ceremonies at the high school recently . Taken into membership were Liz Hood , daughte r of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hood, Addison; Mark Waller , son of Mr . and Mr s. Wayne McAlp in, Ad· d ison; She ila Tucker, dau.ghter of Mr. an d Mrs . Dale Tucker, Cheshire; and Sue Hughes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Ray Hughes. Rt. 1, Gallipolis . Mi ss Hood, Walker an d Miss Hughes ar e enro lled in the college preparatory co w·se, and Miss Tucker is a com mercial student. Marie Grose, pre sident, presided at the cer emony with Cynthia Clarke lighting a while candle for the principal of character; Debbie Baird, the green candle for ·leadership; Miss Groce, the go ld candle for scholarship , an d Terry Lucas, the red candle for serv ice. The explanat ion of the symbol of Terry Lucas read an early le tter to England describing the first Thanksgivmg. He a lso read t he essay, "God's Corner." Miss Clarke told of Sarah Hale, the woman who persuaded President Lincoln to establi sh Thanksgiving as a national holiday. Four patriotic and Thank sgiving selections were presented by the junior high c hoir, directed by Mrs. Barbara Stewart. §: i ROOF COAT ~ •22 95 5 Gal. BAUM'S TRUE VAWE STORE Chester, 0 . 985-3301 See Our Wide Selection Of YS MODERN SUPPLY 399 WEST MAt N STREET 992-2164 POMEROY, OHIO THE STORE WITH " ALL KtNDSOF STUFF" FOR PETS STABLES - LAR GE AN D SMA LL ANIMA LS. LAW NS - GARDENS SUGAR RUN MILLS G----- Pomeroy f~ori_zed dealer for Zen,ith G1bson - Hardwick - Kit~ chen Aid · Litton (Micro~ wave Oven). Also Doxol !.;o~d;;~ur' s Royal Crown BoHling Company MIDDLEPORT ' ' mas toys for the shut-ins. The annual Christmas party will be at the home of Mrs. Alleyne Rees. Each member is to bring a covered dish. In lieu of a gift excha nge, each member will bring money which will be se nt to the United Methodist Children's Home at Worthington. Mrs. Clara Mae Sargent and Mrs. Alleyne Rees served r efreshments to Mrs_ Betty Roush, Mrs. Virginia Rees, Mrs. Ora Hill , Mrs. Roberta Thaxton, Mrs. Beulah Bradford, Mrs. Margare t West, M,rs . Ruth Hill , Mrs. Alice Wolfe, Mrs. Martha Dudding, Mrs. Etta Mae Hill, Mrs. Mattie Circle and Mrs. Betty Shiveley . Magnolia club holds dinner 59 N. SECOND ST. Give That MIDDLEPORT, 0. ARE HAVING Special Someone A Gift To R emember. CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE DECEMBER 6th THRU 14th FIRST PRIZE SECOND PRIZE I 125.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE TO BE GIVEN AWAY ARTIFICIAL CHRISTMAS ARRANGEMENT • • A Jewelry Chest from the Middleport Book Store DRAWING WILL BE HELD 4:30 DEC. 14th MIDDLEPORT. O. GIVE SOMEONE A FOLIAGE Decorate Your Home ' With A Beautiful PLANT \ ARTIFICIAL CHRISTMAS ARRANGEMENT The Christmas dinner of the Magnolia Club was he ld Wednesday night at Crow's Steak House with a party following at the home of Mrs. Iris Kelton . Presenting fa vors of miniature white baskets of candy wa s Mrs. Ella Smith, president. A lighted snowman decorated the front lawn at the Kelton home. Devotions were given by Mrs. Kelton who also had charge of the gift exchange . Recorded carols were played and the door prizes were won by Mrs. Gladys Cuckler, Mrs. Evelyn Lucke, a guest, Mrs. Margaret Rose and Mrs . Georgia Wal.son. Mrs. Kate Goodwin was a guest and others attending were Mrs. Ethel Stewart, Mrs . Burton Smith, Mrs. Ellen Couch, Miss Erna Jesse a nd Mrs. Doris Grueser. Trim Your FOR CHRISTMAS Windows and Doors Wi'th Beautiful OPEN HOUSE ARTIFICIAL CHRISTMAS WREATHS SUNDAY' 1-5 PM , SEE OUR HOLIDAY CANDLES, Come In and Browse LOOK FOR RED TAG SPECIALS AND CANDLE RINGS, NOVELTIES WE'RE OPEN 9:00AM Gifts ... unique and colorful! Oec:oratiens .... fe stive and imaginative! Ideas ... in everv co rn er of the shop! All waiting to add more fun and eniovm ent to your holiday season! We 're looking forward to seeing BE SURE TO REGISTER TILL 5:00PM FLORIST CONSTRUCTION STARTED J'IJ2 IE; MAIN • POMEROY, OHIO "!57n ON OUR NEW BUilDING! I T. V. & Appliance Gas Service Phone 985-3307 Chester, Ohio The tradition of using a church mailbox for Christmas card exchange among th e me mbers and contributing the postage money to missions will be continued again this year, it was decided during a recent meeting of the Missionary Society of. the l-aurel Cliff Free M~ thodist qtiJ:ch a t the home - TOUR SLATED Th e Athe.ts Branch, American Association of Univers ity Women, will sponsor a tour of homes in Athens, Sunday, 1 to 5 p.m., Mrs. Fay Sauer , president of the Middleport-Pomeroy Area Branch, announced today. She a dvises that tickel.s are $3 and may be purchased at 49 Utah Place, a home on the tour , or by contac ting her. Six homes will be toured according to Mrs. Barbara Palmer, tour chairwoman. SERVICES Roast New Ceiling Ham. DESSERTS-Pies- Peach , Apple , Cherry. Coconut Crea~ , ice cream. Pasto·r Ken Coleman at the building site. ··--E BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH , "The Ohio Valley~• Most ' Exciting Church~~ located next to Mason l;ounty FairgroundS, Off Rt. 62, 4 Miles ~orth of Point Pleasant ' ' ,, • heritage house Jv , 0 3 I. !!!llll!iiliiliilllilll•••••••lllllll,.•••• 12500 In lnboducestlle Frigidaire c.ntcr, Refreshment Given Away By Middleport Merchanls tile first refllterator Ask For Free Ticket . ~~=.~w~lth~,~~- on..._ daor. Gift Certificates MQdei TC -1 Roll II IC1It1!t sink wnan cantmls . gllde ·out collet· liw drawer . nee(!~ no in5l~llalion hoo3"hald t~c~ II Flowin g Hoat Drver matc haft the heat to 1M Tabrle Or you COU"'"' l ate< . II yuu ch&rlgtl can air t>edl;llng an\J 11~11 lest move • f~t C(I<Wirtlble ~rog ldane Mobile Dlahwa1ha• gttl normall y .oll l!ld dlah11e Cl!ll!m wrt n n o pr!t· llltBing plllowaon Na Haal cyc le Or l!!~ ll hR nd lul o r upto 18 lbS, yBI II'S on!y 27" widn Euy to IOBd ar. d unload Provide! tho•ough, 9e11T1e " open air·· df!lln g r~doces ~or mal household hash to aboul one quaner it~ n1 ig in~l volume ~on- t operate unt>l you lns~n the totklr.g key. l'llsh II fill•. right unde• 1 Slanoard-h~tlgnt Ctlllnh down le •llt, depndltllw . Tilt Frlgldll11 Truh Complcler $Qetl ~l your kllcherl or make you• plugs into nO! ma l ~u rr e r1t '319" '224" BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, Ohio 1975 Plymouth Valiant Brougham 1975 Plymouth Va li a nt Duste• Chrysler's new 12 month unli'mited mileage warranty. VEGETABLES-· Saked Beans, Brussel Sprouts, Noodles , Potatoes-sc alloped . mashed and home fries. ( boys, women and children. and here's ''The Cllncherl" Coltage Beef, SLIPPERS For men, One of th e best things about buy ing a Valia nt is the great c hoic e you 'v e got. You ca n go luxury with the Brougham ,s porty in Sca mp . an.d t~en there' s our best -sel ling Duster, too . And they al l g1ve you lots of roo m ms1d e. a huge trunk , and good gas mi leage. Is it any wonde r our Va li ant' s No . 1? Come on in , we'll make you No . 1, too . "Family Dining At Its Best" SUNDAY MENU SALADS- 7 Up, Slaw, Tossed, Cheese. · The seco nd gra de gro up Shuler , Bonnie Smith, Curt included Missy Rig~s, Angel Smit h , Timothy Tackett , Harmon, Robert Moe, Diann Denni s Thornton, Denise Hickman , Jodie Kunath , Beth Turner , Deb bie Anderson , 1-JobStetter, Peg g y Rarrett , Linda Ashbw·n, Gloria Barrett, John Longstreth, Gre~ Lathey, Anita Hasham, Greg Burn am, Brian Hicks, Brenda Ga rnes , Leann Davis, Harold Fetty, Ann ie Barrett, Terry Mullins , Sean Graves, Keith Hypes, Gary Rife, Geneva Wise and Rocky Johnson, Keith JohnDickie Jarvis . s ton , Shir ley McDonald, Your Thom MeAn Store Middleport, 0 . Mike Wilford was "Fros ty' ' Jimmy Metheney, Charles and Diana Hyp es "Sus ie Neutzlin g, Brenda Smith;, Snowfla ke" in the thi rd grade '~ 10 Biblical l ~ pr esentatio n with choru s He brother e~~~r s members being Ricky Zeig ler. 11 Slice of veal 2 ~eig Cindy Priddy , Cl inton Turner, 13 E mergency 3 .. ~a~ears Pa ul Janey, Danny Blackston, cr~ft _, (3 wds) 14 Chng , Mary Lou Sturgeon, Melody 4 High in ' 15 Kyushu.s Burnern, Jeff Gilkey, Larry the scale Steve Bus h , Dav1.u.• mountam . Romme, 5 Card 9 Balcony ' 25 Salver 16 p . ( f Barr John White David '( nor pre.) game 12 Wha t 27 Come into • . • 17 Familiar verb Mould, Jenmfer Jones . Kenny Word with 6 " Hey " babies do sight 18 16 Noggin Thomas, Keith Barrett and cut or strep (Bea!le 30 Habituate 19 Willow 31 Airport Charlotte Wise, . cl~sst~) 20 Campus 20 Demon need The fourth and f1fth grades grou·p 7 Biblical 23 One 33 BeethoVen's c hor us was coml)osed of /··~ / 21 Noble ver~ kind birthplace Mic h ael Ad kin s, Deni se 11\.: 1' Italian endmg . hat 36 Senorita's of Barrett, Te resa Basha m, Mark I ~ ~ family 8 Trun ship; 2t City in uncle Blackson, Regina BLa nton. i I, 1 22 Hankering tl(d~:ti) Oregon 37 - sauce Edd ie Burn em, J tmm y ..)::'~· 23 Composer, Peylong, Tammy Fetty , Paul ;.·:;1' .' ·! Enk Graves , Timothy Jarrell , \[·ci{'' 25 Laughing Patricia Kunath , Christopher ~. soun~ l£e, Mark McGuire, Barbara-'·-' 1- 2~ ~nghsh poet com 1975 Plymouth VallaniScamp SELL RUMMAGE There will be a rwnmage sale today a nd Saturday at the corner of Walnut and North Second Ave., Middleport from 9:30a.m. to 3 p .m. The event is being sponsored by the ladies auxiliary of the Middleport United P en t ecostal Church . There will be good c lean clothing, toys and · bottle s available. For Christmas TOM RUE MOTOR'S of Mrs. Iva Powell. Members also disc ussed remembrances for residents of the Meigs County Infirmary during the holiday season. Mrs. J ean Wright presented the story of a good Christian and a meditation titl ed " Waiting for the News ." She used scripture from Acl.s and Isaiah and Mrs. Powell gav e prayer. " The Transformed Sheet" was the prog ra m topic and this was also prese nted by Mrs. Wrigh t. Mrs. Sharon Folmer and Mrs. Bernice Jeffers served cooki es and Kool-Aid. At· tending besides those named were Mrs. Donna Gilmore, Mrs . Marguerite Leifheit, Mrs . Della Curtis, Mrs. Tina Jacobs and Mrs. Amber Lohn. STEAMBOAT INN Why not visit our going, growing church this weeki SUNDAY SCHOOL, ...... 10:00 AM MORNING SERVICE .....ll:OO AM EVENING SERVICE.. ... 7:30 PM WEDNESDAY EVENING..7:30 PM fr om 1 to 8 p.m., Saturday, and I to 4 p.m ., Sunday. fn addition to the blue, red, yellow and white ribbons to be placed in each class five special awards will be 'given. There will be sweepstakes award for the exhib i tor compiling the most poin l.s in the horticulture division and a " best of sh·ow" "re;erve" " Creativity ~ward" a~d "special lighting aw3rd ," in the artistic ar r a nge m ents division. Mailbox exchange pldnned ; MEAT- Baked Steak, Flounder Fish. Seeds - Bird Seeds • Oyster Shells and (>rit • Fertilizers • ·lime • Cement & Mortar • Stock Sa It • Water Softener • Remedies • Sa It • litters- Vaccine- Roofing . Paints · Red Brand Fencing . . Baler and Binder Twine . Sprays .· Gates. 992 ·2115 f.~;. RA CINE - The Rac ine U.M.W. met Monday night at the church annex. Mrs. Betty Shiveley led the annual pledge services followed by Bible study c onducted by Mrs. Mattie Circle. The business meeting was opened with the secretary 's and treasurer's report. Penny fund and the World Thank You offering were taken. Twenty s ic k caBs were r eported. Dec. 16, the members will meet at the home of Mrs . Roberta Thaxton to fix Christ- ANIMAL FEEDS Mulberry Ave . ~ Pledge seroice marks meeting jl~. Calendar CATHOLI C Women's Club Sacred .Heart Parish, 6 p.m: Christmas party in the church hall. $2 gift excha nge . SONGFEST at the Eagle Ridge Commun ity Church, 7:30 .~p.m. All singers and the public welcome. PRESENTA T!ON of "The Messiah", 3 p.m. at the Rio Gr ande College Lyne Cen ter by the Gallia County Community Chorus a nd s tring ensemble from Ohio Uni versity. Everyone welcome. No a dmission cl'iarge . MONDAY UNITED Methodist Women, Heath United Methodist Churc h, 1:30 p.m. at the church. Insta llation of new offi ce r s by Rev . Robert Bwngarner. By Charlene Hoefll'ch MIDDLEPORT TROOP 39 Plans for a Christmas party and a gilt exchange were made when Troop 39 met Monday night at the Heath United Methodist Church. Members were also reminded to take a can of food for a Christmas basket to be delivered to a shut-in. A Christmas project was completed. Angela Houchins and Robin Kitchen completed part three of the story teller badge by writing a story and readmg it ro the troop , They also presented a skit for the hospitality badge . rws-~~si:~:r ,:,:,:,:)! ' SATURDAY NEW HAVEN PTA Winter festiva l, lUO a. m. Kitchen soup sale at school. Parade with Mr. Cartoon and San ta a t 2 p. m . Mr . Ca rtoon will judge the floats . Santa distributes treats 3 p m. Mr. Cartoon available fo r pictures un til4 p. m . Door pri ze draw ing, II p. m. MEIGS COUNTY Humane Society holiday bazaar, beginning 9 a.m . at Thrift Shop bui ld ing, E . Second St ., Pomeroy. RUTLAND emergency medical service bazaar , 9 a.m. at station in Rutland. Many holiday items. SUNDAY MIDDLEPORT Masonic Lodge 363 annual go the church Sunday. Meel at Heath United Methodist Church, Middleporl, a t 10:15 a.m. BENEFIT hymn sing, 2 p.m. a t Shade School. Dan Hayman and the Country Hymntimers. FINAL P ICKU P ca nn ed goods and money £or Chri stmas ba skets for underprivileged in Middleport by firemen beginning I p. m . Anyone not at home, please leave contribution on porch. D"Iary of the stag ing ~ comm1ttee for the Meigs Cou nty Garden Club 's @ ~ Christma s nower show will be :::: :::; on hand from 5 to 8 p.m. today to rkecedi;e hex:hibils fo r th is ...: wee en s s ow. New officers were elected at the Salisbury Junior Girl Scout The even in g ~ours were meeting Thursday night at the school. a nnounced by Mrs. Holter as a They are Camille Swindell, president ; Peggy Shaw, vice convenience for those who are president; Carol Morris, secretary; Jena Welker, treasurer; employed or otherwise una ble Angela Hatfield, reporter; l£slie Cole, game leader ; and Valerie to bring in exhibil.s Saturday Jeffers, refreshments chalrwoman. morning. Entries are to be Plans were made for a Christmas party at the meeting next placed before 12 noon Saturweek . The pledge to the nag and the girl scout promise opened day. the meeting. Refreslunents were served. Oral judging will begin at 1 ALUMINUM FIBER Holiday musical given SALEM CENTER Children of the Sale m Center School presented their a nnual holi day musical program entitled "Christmas" at the sc hool Wednesday night. Mrs. Maurita Miller was director of the presenta tion wilh Roberta Wilson, Anna E. Turner, Winifred Nass, Rebecca Triplett, Olive Page, Wykle Whitley and Margaret Parsons assisting. First graders made up the toy band playing "Jingle Bells" , " J oll y Old St. Nicholas", 04 Here Comes Santa Claus", and "Santa Cla us is Coming to Town" . The second t d ou t gra de sang an d ace ' 'Sa nta La nd ", " Upon the House top " and "Rudolph, the Red Nosed Reindeer". Third graders sang, with appea r a n ces by "Susie Snowfla ke" and "Frosty, the Snowman" highlighting their par t of the presentation. Fourth and fifth grader s sang "Deck the Halls", "0 Chri st m as Tree", 10 Whit e POLLY'S PROBLEM Christmas", "Hark the Herald Dear Polly- I have a self·deaning oven. I would like to know Angels Sing", "Pa t-a-Pan", how to make the pans and burners shine after l have put them in "The First Noel", "Go Tell It the oven to be cleaned as the directions tell one to do . - MRS . D. K. on the Mountain", " Do You Hear Wha t I Hear?", "Away in Dear Mrs . D. K. - Have you tried using a soap pad ? a Manger", " Silent Nigh t" , POLLY. "O ne for the Little Bitty Baby", "Holly J olly Chris tDear Polly - My Pet Peeve is with the way price tags are so mas" and "We Wish You a often jabbed into the cloth of dresses and blouses. When the tag is Merry Christmas". removed there is often a hole left in t he cloth. '!'his happened to The sixth graders opened me jus\ last week when I bought a nylon jacket. - MRS . R . M. their part of the program with DEAR POLLY- and Mrs. R. P . who has plastic pieces that " It 's Beginning to Look Uke have turned yellow and feel sticky to the touch- My cure for this Chri stmas" with spea kin g is to put the pieces outdoors in the warm sunshine. I find this parts by Mary Matson, Karina usually eliminates the problem. I NEVER put such things in the Hale, Patti Dugan, Annette dishwasher , even though the manufacturer says you ca n. The hot Romine, Tammy Kunath, water is just too hot for them and then the lids will not seal Sandra Herdman, Kelly properly. - MRS. J . J . Thomas, Sheila Fetty, Teresa DEAR POLLY - and Mrs . R. P . whose plastic containers Fetty and Rhonda Lemley. such as sold at home parties have ye11owed - I wash my plastic Taking part in a Nativity pieces in a sudsy bleach water and let them sta nd in this water scene were Dennis Shuler, until they whiten. To the rinse water I add baking soda to remove J oh n Van Meter, Jeffrey any scent of the bleach . I affi surprised her plastic dealer did not Smith, Walter Garnes, Delmar tell her about such bleaching. - VIONA. Davis, Ricky Ashburn, jl'lichael DEAR POLLY - I have formed a really necessary habit of Zeigler, Joyce Janey, Patti dating all food purchases such as nour, mixes, coffee, etc., Dugan, Billy Dyer , Dean before storing them away. The date of purchase is marked on Colwell , Floyd Holliday, Terry each one so the oldest will be used first. Wh en one takes adHutton and Timmy Basham , vantage of sale prices we must be sure not to sacrifice the First gr ader s making up a freshness of things put by. - MARIE toy band were Charles HarDEAR POLLY - Those women who like to embroider can mo n, Tisha Jar vis, Ena make unusal and very special tags fo r Christmas gifts by cutting Barrett, Crystal Burnem, scraps of felt into various sha pes and sizes. Then embroider Missi Primmer, Ch a rm ele them t o say "To Janet from Mary," etc. , on eac h one. A little Turner, Ci nd y· Fetty, Joy embroidered flower or other decoration also could be added if Spaun, Timmy Ziegler, Rickie one wishes. If you are traveling some place for the holidays you Van Horten , Kenneth Mcwill find this especially nice. Ther e is no danger of tags being Cl ellan, Missy Lo ngs treth, torn , crushed or torn off. Tammy Gilkey, Vanessa Rife, Colored yarn also can be used instead of ribbon for tying th e Marvin Hickman. packages. A hole is punched in the felt tag so it slips right over the yarn being used as a tie. This is dura ble, packages stay neater and the person receiving the gift will feel it is really personal . - PAT. m emb~rs · Linda Smith, Tim Spires and Ward . SUNDAY DEC. 8 Hours 8-2 Weekdays 6-8:30 3rd St. Racine, Ohio Alarm Clock For the lirst 12 monlhs of us e any Chrysler Motors Corporat ion Dealer wi ll fix , without cha rge for parts or lab o r, any part of our 1975 passenger ca rs we s upply (except tires) which proves defective in normal use, regardless of mileage. This clock is really d il - The owner is responsible for normal maintenan ce service such as ferenl! II projects the c ha nging filters _a nd wiper blades . we•re time in digital numbers on · the cei ling of any darkened room . Invisi ble beam ha s_no glare to keep you awake . ONLY S39. 95 Plymouth Use Our Christmas Lay -AWay PAA TOM RUE MOTORS . , 399 S. 3rd Ave. . Middleport, O. · 992-2594 I �6- The Dmly Sentmel, Middleport-Pomero) 0, Fnd~, Dec 6, 1974 POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev W H Perrrn pastor Roy Mayer Sunday SChOOl SI.Jpl Church s c hool 9 l .S <1 n1 worShip servrce 10 7 1 am Youth cho1r rehearsal Mo n day 3 30 p rn under d•r ec tJO n of Mary Sk nner se 1ro r c ho r rehear sal 7 30 p m Th ur s d n y Wdh Mrs PatJI Nease d1 r e-c tnr POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST Robert Kuhn pastor Wrl l am Watso n Sunday schoo l supt Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m BYF 6 p rn Brble study Wednesday 7 p m Cho1r pr act ce Wednesday B 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHURCH Harr so nv rll e R e v~ 0 De l l Ma nl e y P as to r H enry Ebl 1n Sund ay Schoo l Su p t Sunday Sc hool 9 10 am F• "' ~1 GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Preachrng 9 30 a m frrst and second Sund ays of each month lhrrd and fourth Sundays each month worshrp servrce at 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmgs at 7 30 Prayer and Brble _ Study SEVENTH DAY AD VENTIST Mulberry Pomeroy Pastor Grrard Seton Sabbath school every Saturday at 2 p m and worst! p s ervt c e lollowrnQ at Herqhts n esday 7 30 p m UM w f1rst Wednesday 7 JO p m WESLEYAN { Rac•n~} Sunday schoo l 10 am worsh p 11 a m B1ble study Thur s day 7 p m chorr practrce Thursday 8 p m f c llowshtp supper '•rst Wednesday 6 30 p m u M w fourth Mondily 8 p m 7- The DaUy Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, U , ~'nday, Dec 7 30 p m Televis~on MT UNION BAPTIST Rev Cecrl Cox pastor Sunday Sc h ool s upt Joe Sayre Su nday school 9 45 a m Sun day evenmg worshtp 7 30 Wednesday prayer and Brble study 1 30 p m TUPPERS PLAIN! CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugene Underwood pastor, Howard Ca ldw e ll Jr sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Morn ng Sermon 10 30 am Sund ay evenmg servrce , 1 p m LETART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN - Rev Freeland Norrrs pastor Floyd Norr•s supt Sunday school 9 30 am mornrng sermon 10 30 am Prayer serv ,ce Wednesday 1 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY ~ G p Sm tih pastor Sund av School 10 a m Arthur Henson Supt Morn ng Worshrp 11 am Young Peoples serv rce 7 p m E\lenrng se n(J Ce 7 30 p m Wednesday Mrd Week Prayer Ser v,ce 7 30 p m Youth meet ng 6 30 p m Evenrng worshrp 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herb ert Grate pastor Wor sh rp se rv 1ce 11 am and 7 30 p m Sunday ~un da y Schoo l 9 30 am Richard Barton supt Prayer meet1ng Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Clifford Sm 1th mrnrsler Sun day School 9 30 am mornmg church 10 30 a m Sunday evening serv •ce 7 30 p m Wednesday se rvrce 8 GREAT BEND - Worsh1p 11 a m 2n d and 4th Sundays Church School 10 a m LETART FALLS - Worsh 1p J 15 p m Open Brble 10 a m Chur c h Sc hool 9 a m drsc u ss on 7 30 p rn at t he B ble study 7 30 p m every c h ur c h e ~ c h Thur s day Tuesday FIRST SOUTHERN BAP MORNING STAR - Worshrp TIST ?6 2 Mulberry Ave 9 30 a m Church Schoo l 10 30 Pomeroy aft ! relied wrth am Mrd Week Servrce Wednesday 8 p m ~ B C the Rev Fr e d Hill Pa s tor Troy Zwil tmg S[Jnday MORSE CHAPEL - War school supt Sunday school Sh1p 11 am 1st and 3rd ) 9 30 il rn morn ng worsh p StJndays ChtJrch School 10 am 10 10 S unday evangel s t c rne et ng 7 30 p m Prayer PORTLAND - Worshrp 7 30 m £>e t nq Wed esday 7 30 p m P m Church Schoo l 9 30 a m SUTTON - Worshrp II am MIDDLEPORT 2nd and 4th Sundays Ch u rch MT MORIAH BAPTIST Sc hool 10 a m Corne r Fourth and Mam NORTHEAST CLUSTER Mrddleport Rev Henry Key Rev RObert Meece Jr pastor Su nday School 9 30 Rev Stanley Brandum am Mrs Ervrn Baumgard JOPPA - Worshrp 10 a rn ner supt Mornrng worshrp Ch ur ch Sc hool 9 a m Prayer 10 45 a m Meetmg Wednesday 8 p m JEHOVAH S WITNESSES LONG BOTTOM - Ch urch Larr\f Carnahan pres,dmg servrces 9 a m Su nday mm rster Sunday B1ble lee School 9 45 a m Brble Study lure 9 30 a m Watchtower every Thur sday 7 30 p m study 10 30 am Tuesday NORTH BETHEL Wor Brble study 7 30 p m Thurs Sh rp 11 am Church School 10 day m rn rstry school 7 30 am P m ser\11ce meetrng 8 30 ALFRED - Sunday school pm 9 45 a m each Sunday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of preachmg at 11 a m each Chr1st m Chnst1an Unron Sunday Prayer meeting 7 45 Lawren c e Man ley pastor p m Wednesday wscs 8 p m pm Mrs Russe ll Young Sunday on th1rd Tuesday each month School Supt Sunday School LAUREL CLIFF FREE REEDSVILLE Sunday 9 30 am E\lenmg worsh1p METHODIST Rev Fl oyd school 9 JO preac hmg 7 JO 7 30 Wednesday prayer F Shook. pasto r lloyd p m Sunday prayer meetrng mee trng 7 30 p m Wr ght Sunday school supt 7 30 p m Tuesday WSCS 7 30 ~::p classes MT MORIAH CHURCH OF Su nday s c hool 9 30 a m frrst Thursday each month ,... <:: e yy ILL GOD - Racme Route 2 the mornmg worship 10 30 a m ST PAUL LUTHERAN SILVER RIDGE Worshrp • BAPTIST Re \ Ben Drl lard Rev James M Muncy pastor evenmg worshrp 7 30 p m CHURCH Corner of Sycamo re 10 a m ChtJr ch School 9 a m pas t or R oger T urner Su nday school 9 45 a m and Second Sis Pomeroy The Wednesday Ch r ,st •an Youth TUPPERS PLAINS a ss s l an t p as to r Sundav morn•ng worshrp 11 am Rev Wil l am M1dd leswnr th Crusade 6 30 p m Ch o r • Worshrp 9 a m Church sc hoo l 10 a m Sun day evenrng worshrp 7 30 p m • praclrce Th ur sday 7 p m Pas tor StJnday School at 9 ~5 Sc hool 10 a m even ng SE'rvtce 1 30 Wed Prayer meetrng Tuesday 7 30 a m a n d Church SErv .ce s 11 nesd a y B1b le s tud y 7 J O p m KENO CHURCH OF am P m Young peoples meetmg DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Freden ck 7 30 P m Thursday CHRIST Cha rl es Russell St John wasn I his last name-that was SACRED HEART Rev su pt Serv•ce weekly 9 30 a m OLD DEXTER BIBLE Sr mrnrster Norman C Wil l F alher Paul 0 Welton pa s tor CHRISTIAN C HUR CH - R e \1 on Sun day Preachrng f1rst and MIDDLEPORT FIRST Fre n ch and usually mtspronounced But Su nday school 9 30 lh 1rd Sun days of month by supt Phone 99 2 1!125 Saturda y Ro n Terr y pas to r Sunday BAPTIST - CornerS ~<lh and am worshJp servrce 10 30 a ro und Cape Cod he was known Simply as Clrfford Smrth 9 30 am evenmg Mass 7 30 Sunday SC I100 1 10 a m Mrs Worley Pa l mer th e Re\1 Ste\le Brble study TtJesday Mass 8 and 10 a m Con F r a n cs s up e r n l e n de nt HOBSON CHRISTIAN am St John after h1s home town rn Canada Sk.agg:; pastor Danny 7 JO p m tess on Saturday 7 7 JO p m UNION - Darrell Doddr II Mo rn ,n g wor::. h 1p 11 am Thompson Sunday school sup t Hrs appearance seemed far from sa1ntly Sund a y f' ven rng ser v•c e 7 30 pasror Sundav School 9 30 WMPO radro program 7 45 REORGANIZED CHURCH Yet rt neve r seemed awkward call1ng h1m am Leonard Gilmore f•rst OF am Sunday school, 9 15 am JESUS CHRIST OF elder evenrng serv rce 7 30 LATTER DAY SAINTS mornrng worship 10 IS am that He loved people He loved the sea He P m Wednesday prayer Portland Youth actrvrt1eS and fellowship Ra c me Road meetmg 7 30 p m loved hard work Most Importantly he loved for IUnror and 'Senror h rgh Wrll!am Roush pasfor Denny MT MORIAH CHURCH OF Evans S unday St hoor students 6 p m ~J1 ble study his church a nd God And h1 s enthusiasm was GOD - Racine Route 2 The Drrector Sunday Schoo l 9 JO 7 30 p m M1d week prayer contagiOUs-someho w you felt better after Rev Charles Hand pastor serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m a m Morn rng worshiP 10 30 you d been w1th St John Sunday school 9 45 a m am Sunday even•ng ser~nce 7 morning worsh1p 11 am P m Wednesday evenmg It's refresh 1ng and excrt1ng to run mto CHURCH OF CHRIST, Even1ng serv rces Tuesday and Prayer serviCes 7 30 p m PAYING THE PRICE LIFE WORTH DYING FOR Mrddleport 5th and Ma 10 F r day 7 30 someone who trres hard to put h1s rellgton BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Text: Matthew 19 ·16-26 , Luke 14 2.1-33 George Glaze mmr$ler BEARWALLOW RIDGE mto lrv1ng and workmg Rev Ea r l Shu ler pastor James Sheets supermtendent CHURCH OF CHRIST - B1ble Worsh 1p serv• ce 9 30 am B1ble school, 9 30 am Remember that Sunday and every day Stvdy 9 30 am mornrng Sunday school 10 JO am mornrng worsh1p 10 30 am Abundant life, a full life, IS a matter of personal chOice We worshrp 10 30 am evenmg Then folks m1gh t feel that same exc1 tement Sunday evenmg serv rc es 7 30 evenmg worsh rp 7 30 p m worshrp 6 30 p m Wednesday are free to make our own decisions As a resull we must accept prayer P m Btble SltJdy and prayer servrc" 7 p m Wed when they ru n mlo you an d me Th at s some Brble Study 7 30 p m ser v ce Th ursdav 7 30 p m nesdav the Incumbent responsibilities for the consequences that follow th1ng to stnve for MT OLIVE CHURCH ~n plufl.' l 'M!Iected By The Amer com 8 1ble Soc•ety MIDDLEPORT CHURCH K1ngsbv ry Road Sunday Long Bottom Sunday School What will It cost us to do, get, or be "hat we most desire OF THE NAZARENE - Rev School 9 30 a m Ralph Carl 10 am With W1llard Prgotl Don Cole pastor A lf re d supt durmg our life tune ? What course of act10n w1l1 we select for the Evangelrstrc message supt Worshrp serv rce 10 30 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Th urs day Rusche l Sunday Schoo l StJpt quality or style of life we want? am and 7 30 p m allernately each Sunday evenrng 7 30 p m StJnday school 9 30 a m Saturday Isaiah Isaiah J erem1ah Prayer meet1ng Wednesday Matthew Romans by Elder Russell Clrne morn1ng worsh1p 10 30 a m The answers to thesequestwns reqmre ( 1) eva luatwn or cost I Thessalon•ans 7 30 p m Rev Jay Strles 2 1-5 63 16 64 7 33 14-16 mrn1sler of the Apostol1c Fatth 243744 131114 Sunday evangelrst c meetrng - accountmg, and (2) deciSion making 312 4 2 BrbJe St udy Wednesday 7 30 pastor 7 10 p m prayer meet 1ng om OLD DEXTER CON Wednesday 7 30 p m Recogmzmg our lumtatwns , we may freely determrne our GREGATIONAL CHURCH STJVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday Mrs Worley Francs StJnday own directiOns We must responsibly PICk OW' own way or course THE UNITED PRES school ser\lrce 10 am Prayer school supt Sunday sc hool 10 along the stream of life which offers us the greatest chance of BYTERIAN ~ MINISTRY meetmg Thursday 7 p m am With the hope 1t w111. In some measure, foster and help sustarn that self-fulfillment and-or self-actualizatiOn OF MEIGS COUNTY Dwtght Sunday evenrng servtce 7 p m LONG BOTTOM L Zav t2 , Pastor Drrector ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST which IS good In fam1ly and commun1ty life, th1s feature IS sponsored by CHRISTIAN Mr Robert What have we chosen' What has It cost us' What s t ill awaits HARRISONVILLE Pomeroy Harrrsonvr lle Wyatt pastor Sunday School the busrness firms and organ1zahons whose names appear below our tnvesttgatwn and understandmg? Sun da y Church Sc hool 9 30 Road R1ck Morr•son pastor supt Ronald Osborne Bible am Mrs Homer Lee S~pt Svnday sc hool supt Steven 9 30 a m preachrng It costs our surrender and aba ndonment to expe nence Morn 1ng Worsh1p 10 30 am St anley Sunday school 9 30 School 10 45 am Evenrng se r vrces MIDDLEPORT Sunday VICariously for ourselves the cross of our Lord Jesus Chrtst To am morn ng worShip and 7 30 p m Chu rch Schoo l 9 30 a m Joh n commun1o n 10 30 am be most fully hwnan mvolves choosing our own suffenng SurF Fultz Su RI Mornrng Sunda y even ng youth HYSELL RUN FREE W orshrp 10 JO a m vtvaltherefrom IS often dependent on our level of trust or faith r.n Ch nst ran Endeuvo r 6 30 p m METHODIST CHURCH SYRACUSE Mor nrng worshrp serv1ce Sun day 7 30 R ev Paul N eville pa stor ourselves, our fellow persons, and God, the eterna l Creator and WorshiP 9 a m Sunday p m Wednesday evenrng Sunday Sch ool 9 30 am Ch urch Sc hool 10 a m Mrs Redeemer of hvtng opportwut1es hke these prayer meet ng and B ble~ Morn1ng serv1ce 10 30 am Sampson Hall StJpt study 7 30 c m youth servrce 6 45 p m 700 E Ma rn We must each ask ourselves unportant questions, What path D•al992 2101 ST JOHN LUTHERAN EvangeJrstrc serv1ce 7 30 p m Pomeroy of discipleship am I now treadmg' To what or whom am I CHURCH P1ne Grove The Prayer meetrng Tnur s day Bakers of Good Bread 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF Rev Wrll am M ddle swa rlh Huntmgton W Va comrmtted' How satisfied am J? What can I do to change my GOO - Ph1llrp Wh1tley pastor Pastor Ch ur ch Serv rces 9 30 present circumstances or Situation? What do I w1sh to alter about S unday sch oo l 10 a m u m Sund ay Sc hool 10 30 am FREEDOM GOSPEL worsh p se rv rce 7 p m HHAOBURY CHURCH OF MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev myself? How ready am I to put the most IIllo my hfe so that I Praye r mee!mg Wednesday CHRIST Brb le School 9 30 L R Gluesencamp pastor obtam a IIIli' deal m the process' 7 30 p m a m morn~ng worship 10 30 Roger Wilfred , Sr Sunday am Sunday e\lenmg WorShip School Sup! Sunday Schoo l Such conf~ontatlon allows us to encounter the options and Serv•ce 7 30 p m c horr 9 30 am Sunday evenrng The Sto re w1th A Heart Mrnor Repa~rs & Tune up alternatives With Which we have to live day by day Make an practJce Sunday and Wed worshrp 7 30 Prayer meet ng Rae me Beech & Locust Phone 949 3342 Middleport HAZEL COMMUNITY nesday 7 p m , prayer meetrng Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernesl ennchmg chotce moment by moment And remember "not to Ph 992 2366 CHURCH - Near Long Bot and Brble Study Wednesday Deeter c las s leade r Youth decide ts to dectde " tom Es111 Hart pastor Roy 7 30 p m meetrng, Wednesday 7 30 Brown, ass rs lant pastor ANTIQUITY BAPTIST p m Ernest Deete r leader By Rev Steve Skaggs, pastor, Middleport First Bap!Ist Sunday sc hool , ro a m Church Rev Freeland Norr1s , pastor MT HERMON CHURCH OF Church, for the Mmgs County MJrustenal Assn 7 30 p m each Sv nday Sunday school 10 a m Church THE UNITED BRETHREN IN evenrng prayer meetrng 7 30 serv1ce 7 p m Wednesday CHRIST Robert Shook p m Thursday B•ble Study:, 7 p m pastor Sunday school, 9 30 D1 a I 992 3284 MIDDLEPORT PEN M idd leport a m Russell Spencer s upt RACINE CHURCH OF TECOSTAL - Thrrd Ave the IHi; NAZARENE worshrp serv1ce 10 45 am Rev Rev Wlll •a m Knrttel, pastor even•ng worsh ip alternatrng W!lltam Bartholomew pastor Middleport Oh10 Ronald Dugan Sunday School Sunday school 4 w th C E at 7 30 p m on 9 30 a m Supt Classes for all ages Sunday Prayer meetrng 7 30 Gerald Wells su pt morn rng evenrng service, 7 30 p m p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe worsh1p 10 30 a m Wed lay leader B1ble study Wednesday 1 30 nesday serv ce 7 p m p m youlh serv1ces Fnday WHITE'S CHAPEL RACINE FIRST BAPTIST 7 30 p m Coolvrl/e RD Rev Roy De e ler Bu1ck Pont1ac Opel G M C Dealer Walter P Brkacsan pastor FREEWILL BAPTIST pastor Sunday school 9 30 SOOE MarnSt Ronn1e Salser Sunday schoo l Ph 992 2174 Mr and Mrs James Ctrcle of Corner Ash and Plum , Mtd a m worsh rp serv1ce 10 30 supt Sunday sc hool 9 30 am 337 N 2nd dleport Noel Herrman , Middleport a m Btble study and prayer New Haven, W Va , were ~::~t Ph 992 2550 worshrp 10 40 pastor Satvrday even 1 ng mornrng serv•ce Wednesday 7 30 p m The Annual Chnstmas Sunday evenrng worshtp 7 30 the home of Mary Ctrcle on se rv1ce 7 p m Sunday school RUTLAND Wednesday even ng B rble Concert by the Glee Club of the 10 am Sunday evenmg study Sunday RUTLAND CHURCH OF 7 JO worsh,p 7 p m CHRIST- Rod Kas ler pastor H olzer Medical Center School DANVILLE WESLEYAN Mr and Mrs Frank Hudson V H Braley Sunday school Rev Lelon Glasure pastor Rac1ne supt Sunday school 9 30 a m of Racme, Mr and Mrs Shelby of Nursmg will be presented Bakers of Gay 90 s Bread Ph 949 9591 Sunday School 9 30 a m Wors hrp se rv1 ce a nd com Middleport Fnday, a t 8 p m In the Mam youth and 1unror youth serv1ce Pickens and family of Ph 992 3030 m un1 on 10 30 am youth 6 45 p m evenrng worshrp meetrng 6 p m Sunday Pomeroy, Mr and Mrs Ben Lounge at Davis Hall, 514 F'1rst 7 30 p m prayer and pratse evenmg servrce 7 regular Ave , m Gallipolis MEIGS Wednesday 7 ~0 om BICkers and family, Racme, R board m eetrng lhrrd Sa lurday COOPERATIVE SILVER kUN -- FREE 7 p m Twenty seven students of the D, \!Sited With Mr and Mrs PAR ISH BAPTIST - Rev Ralph Dean RUTLAND COMMUNITY School of Nursmg form the THE UNITED Allan Taylor on Sunday pas for Sunday Sc hool 10 a m CHURCH Sunday School, METHODIST CHURCH LOUIS W Osborne M1ller supl Evenrng Leon Glee Club, under the d1rect10n 9 30 am Worshrp servrce 11 Mr and Mrs Arthur Earl Robert T Bumgarner 220 E Ma1n servrce 7 30 p m Prayer Pomeroy Ph 992 2176 am Wednesday prayer Mrddleport Oh1o of Mrs Anne F1scher M1ss D1rector meet1ng Thursday 7 30 P m Johnson, Sheryl LeAnn and meehng 7 30 p m Sunday POMEROY CLUSTER Mary Ephng Is th e acCHESTSlf '-li~CH OF n1ght worsh•p 7 30 p m Patnck spent Sunday af Rev CarlE H1cks GOo Re\1 Ja mes Sat RUTLAND ~HURCH OF compamst Rev D Wm Svdensfncker ternoon wtth Mr and Mrs terfJelc pastor Sunday School, THE NAZARENE Rev CHESTER WorShip 9 '15 Several of the traditiOnal 9 30 a rn worship ser\lrce 11 Lloyd D Gr,mm Jr pastor Wilham T Carleton of Racme a m Church School 10 a m a m evenmg serv1ce, 7 Sunday School, 9 JO a m carols plus some of the more ENTERPRISE - Worshrp 9 Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr of Prayer servrce and youth Mornmg worship 10 30 am Church School 10 a m a m Chester OhiO serv1ce Wednesday 7 D m We Fill All Doctors PrescrJptJons mod er n up-tempo hohday Young peoples serv1ce 6 45 Chester recently called on Mr FLATWOODS - Worsh1p 11 992 2955 P m EvangelrSttc s&rvrce LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN selectiOns w11! be mcluded on a m Church School 10 a m Pomeroy and Mrs Robert Lee and 7 30 P m Wednesday evenrng CHURCH Ted Jones POMEROY Worshrp the program Featured m three service 7 30 p m family pastor Sunday sc hool 9 30 10 30 a m Church School 9 lS MASON COUNTY am Roy S1gma n s upt spec1al musical numbers w11l a m UM Y F 6 30 p m M e 1as County Branch J M Lee of Racme called on THE HILAND CHAPEL, mornmg worship 10 30 ROCK SPRINGS - Worship be the Madngals of ' Gallla George Casto pastor Sunday Ralph Lee recently Sunday evenmg serv•ce 7 30 10 a m Church School 9 a m School 9 10 evenlnq worsh1p m 1d week se rvtce Wed Academy High School The UMYF 6 30 p m nesday 7 30 p m ' 3u Thursaay ~venmg p..rayer MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Madrigals will then JOin w1 th serv1ce 7 30 p m TWO LOCATIONS Rev Robert Bumgarner SYRACUSE CHURCH OF 59 N Second St MASON f:'IRST BAPTIST _ the Glee Club m a combmed 296W Second HEATH WorShip 10 :JO Pomeroy Moddleport, 0 THE NAZARENE Re\1 Ph 992 3663 ~econd and Pomeroy Sts, Stan 46 Court St m Church School 9 30 a m Iendthon of Heyden's aUMYF7pm Gallipolis, 0 Howard C Black pastor Bob 9 r~,g pastor Sunday school . 4 a m Hallelujah Chorus Moore Sunday School Supt RUTLAND - Worship 9 15 worship servrce 1l . Sunday School classes for all am trarn•ng un•on 6 30 a m Church School 10 a m The public Is cordially m ages 9 30 a m morn mg UMYF 7 p m ~% e\lenmg worshrp serv 1ce worshrp 10 45 NYPS Sunday v1ted to attend the concert, one P~ULEY, SALEM CENTER - War Pm M1d week prayer servrce Wednesday 7 30 6 30 p m evangehsl•c serv• ce Devoted To the Interest sh•P 9 am cnurch School 10 of the hig hli ghts of the upSunday 7 30 p m Mid week MASON CHURCH PO~ NatJonwlde Insurance Co of Columbus 0 am UMYF Thursday 7 p m Of The Me•gs Mason Area prayer meet rng Wednesday commg holiday season CHRIST, p 0 Box 487 M iller SYRACUSE CLUSTER 307 Spring Ave Pome'roy By WANEITA RADEKIN St Mason W va s 7 30 p m M rss1onary meetrng Rev R•chard E Jarvis Doal992 2316 secnn,. Wednesdav 7 30 o m Brble Study 10 a 01 w~;s~~Y Mr and Mrs John Holl1da} ASBURY Worship 11 ~ a m and 7 p m B ible Stude a m Church School 9 50 a m UNITED FAITH NON VIsited Mrs Holliday's sister ednesday 1 p m Voc 1 WSCS 1st Tuesday DENOMINATIONAL Rev . mus1c ' a Mrs Edith Tolbert, FOREST RUN - WorShiP 9 Robert Smtth paslor Sunday FIRST SOUTHERN BAp. Church School 10 a m school. 9 30 a m class leader a m Charleston, S C riST - Corner of Second and WSCS 3rd Wednesday 7 30 Leo Hill worship service Grocer1es & General Merchandise pm nderson , Mason Pastor Mrs Nellie Vale, Dorothy 10 30 a m church 7 30 n rn Racme The Fnend!y Folks " Radekm and d a ughter Tma Walter Cloud Sunday school MINERSVILLE Worshrp EDEN UN11 tu t:tl(i::fH Ph 949 5772 Boltng Fanme Pettit, Patrrcta 9 45 a m worship servrce 11 Pomeroy Oh1o 10 a m Church School 9 a m After noon callers we1 e Mrs REN IN CHRIST - Elden R Casto a nd Avanel Holliday a m and 7 30 P m Weekly ' WSCS Jrd Monday 7 30 p m Slake pastor Sunday School Nellie Vale and Mrs Fanme Btble study Wednesday 7 90 SYRACUSE Church 10 a m Howard McCoy Pm attended Laurel Grange at the School 9 30 a m worShip Petht, Rutland and Mr and supt Mornmg sermon 11 a home of Mr and Mrs G A MASON ASSEMBLY OF serv 'SI' 7 30 p m Sunday n1ght services m Mrs John Vale, Stac, and GOD - Second St Mason w SOUTHERN CLUSTER Chr•st1an Endeaver 7 30 p Radek1n Plans were made for Va Chester Tennllnt pastor Rev Steven W11son Chnst1, Colwnbus S m Song servrce 8 p m unday school, 10 a m the next regular meetmg to be Rev Larry Poling Preachrng 8 30 p m M1d morning worsh 1 p , 11 am Members of Laurel Grange Rev Howard Sh1veley The F1nest tn Mob1le Homes week Prayer meet rng , Wed Attend the Church of Your Choice at Mrs Nelhe Vale's home at llOOE Main BETHANY (Dorcas) nesday 7 p m Rav Adams ~vangei,Stlc servrce , 7 30 p m who attended the annual Pomeroy Pomeroy Ph 992 34198 Rutland Ph 992 7034 w'b~e study and prayer serv ce Worsh1p, 9 30 am , Church lav leader 1 grange offi cers conference at School 10 30 a m j ~;~da Y 7 30 p m Phone 77 5 Mr and Mrs Robert l.M'VH:CH OF JESUS CARMEL Worship 11 Rock Sprmgs were Mrs Nellie CHR 1ST - Located at Rutland Holliday and family had as HARTFORD CHURCH OF a m 1st and 3rd Sundays on New Lrma Road ne)(t to ~~RIRST rn Chrrsflan Un 1on _ Vale , Mrs Fanme Pelt1t, Mrs Church School 10 a m guests Mr and Mrs John Forest Acre Park Rev Ray e ev W1lllam Campbell R obert H olliday and M.rs G A Rouse pastor Robert Musser , pastor Sunday School, 9 30 Holliday Mr a nd Mrs KenAPPLE: GROVE Sunday Radekm Sunday Sc hool supt Sunday Am Meats and Grocenes J ames Hughes, supt School 9 30 am worsh,p neth Wilcox Davrd and Darla Furn rtu re and Hardware Syracuse, 0 school 10 JO a m worsh 1p evenmg serv•ce, 7 30 p m Ph 992 3966 '•rst and fh1rd Sunday 7 30 Ge r a ld Collms and Robert 7 30 p m B1ble study, Wed Homel rte Saws Wednesday evenrng prayer Mr a nd Mrs At lm Radekm m prayer meetmg Wed Ph 965 3306 , 7 30 p m Saturday meetrng, 7 30 p m Lo\\ l ht l Crrlum bu s , spent np esday Youth 7 30 p m Fellowshrp nesday and Am) J o Alban) Mr and Chester n1ght prayer serv1ce 7 30 p m Prayer service each Tuesday s upper f1r st Satu rday 6 p m Monddy det J huntmg on the G HEMLOCK GROVE FAIRVIEW BIBLE Mrs Robert Holliday, Judy, U M W second Tuesday, 7 JO CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson, A Radekm fa rm Letart W Va, Rt Pm 1CHURCH, Gary and Floyd, spent pastor Ray Whaley supt Rev George Hoschar Tma R<:tdekm and Nancy Mornrng worship 9 30 "m Pastor Sunday Sch ool 9 30 Thanksgivmg with 1~e1r EAST LETART Sunday church school , 10 30 a m Hartley s pent Saturday ~To Prayer and Btbfe study School 9 JO a m worsh •P parents , Mr and Mrs G A Church and Offtce Supplies G1ffs young peoples meetmg 6 30 P rn Cotrage Prayer shoppmg In Columbus second and fourth Sunday 7 30 p m Kerm's Korner 99 Moll St Moddleport evenrng worsh1p 7 JO Serv1ce Tue sda y a m 10 Dm prayer meet•ng Wed Kermit Walton p m Btble Study Wednesday 'f~Os~r!:, Serv ice Thursda y Pomeroy , GOEGLEIN READY MIX I Spy 15 Elec Co 20 Bowlmg for Dollars 6 Truth or Consequences 3 4 WCHS Report 8 Jtmmy Dean 13 7 ~Black Perspective on the News 33 Porter Wagoner 3 Ma sq uerade Party 4 Can d 1d Camera 6 Pop Goes To the Country 8 Treasure Hunl10 To Tell T he Truth 13 8 OO~ Wa sh m~ton Rev1ew 20,33 Sanford & Son 3 4 15 Planet of the Apes 8 10 Yes, V1rgm1a there IS a Santa Claus 6 13 B 30~Wall Street Week 20 33 Chrco and the Ma n 3 4 15 Man Wtthout a Country 6 13 Rockford Files 3 4 15 Even1ng From Gun Htll ' 8 Mov•e "Take her Shes Mme 10 10 00- News 20 Pol• ce Woman 3 4 15 Kolchak 6 13 P au l Nuchtm s 33 10 30-Pnmate 20 II 00-News 3 4 6 6,10 13,15 ABC News 33 11 30~Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Janak• 33 W1de World In Concert 13 Mov1e Journey to the Center of the Ea rth 6 Mov 1e 'Trog 8, Mov1e Wtld Wild Planet 10 OO-M1dn1ght Spec1al 3 4 Do n K1rshner s Rock Co ncert 6 News 13 1 3D-Movie The Human Mo nster" 10 2 JO-Mov1e 633 Squadron 4 4 00- Mov te Mystery Submanne' 4 5 30- Movte "Ten de r Scoundrel 4 CABLE CHANNEL FIVE 7 30 p m The ChampiOns (C) All Star Wr est lmg Cowtown Rodeo 9 30 p m - Operat1on Gangbuster Burkes Law's starrrng Gene Barry • SATURDAY, DEC 7, 1974 6 30 Fun For Everyone 6 TV Classroom 8 Treehouse Club 10 Kentucky AfJeld 13 7 00 - Saturday Report 3 Aware 6 Treehouse Club 8 World Around Us 10 In Touch 13 7 30- Jabberwocky 3 Farm Front Eddt e Saunders 6 Abbott and Costello a Man From C 0 S I 10 Lass 1e s Rescue Rangers 13 Sesame Street 20 B 00- Addams Fam1ly 3 4 15 Yog1 s Gang 13 Jabberwocky 6 Speed Buggy 6 Popeye 10 B 30 - Wheelte 3 4, 15 Bugs Bunny 13 Speedracer 6 Scooby Doo B, M1ster Rogers 20 9 00 ..-- Emergency Plus Four 3 4 15, Hong Kong Phooey 6 13 Jeannie 8 10, Sesame Street 30 9 30 - Run Joe Run 3, 4 15 G1ll•gan 13 Brg Blue Marble 6 Partndge Famdy 2200 A D 8 10 10 00 - Land of the Lost 3, 4 15 , Devlm 6 13 Valley of the D1nosaurs B, 10 Electnc Company 20 10 30 - S1gmund 3, 4, 15 Korg 6, 13 Shazamr 8 10 , Wal sh s An1mals 20 11 00 - P1nk Panther 3, 4, 15 Super Fr1ends 6 13, Globetrotters 8 10 Carrascolendas 20 11 30 - StarTrek3 415 HudsonBrothersS 10 Zoom20 12 00- Jetsons 3, 4, 15, These Are The Days 6 13, U S of Arch1e B 10 Bread and Butterflies 20 12 30- Bob Dan1els Basketball 3, Amertcan Bandstand 6 13 All Oh1o Shnne Bowl 4 15 NFL Pre GameS Popeye 10 12 55 - F 1ve Mtnutes to K1ck Off 10 1 00 - Soul Trarn 3, NFL Footbal lS 10 1 30 - Colle]le Football 6, 13 2 00 - B•ll Dally s Hocus Pocus Gang 3 3 00 ~ Green Acres 3 3 30 ~ NFL Game of the Week 3 Truth or Consequences 4 TBA 15 4 00 NFL Football 3 4 15 Famous Classics B Mov1e Maya" 10 Makmg Thmgs Grow 33 4 30 - TBA6 Farmer's Daughter 13 Eve s Work s hop33 5 00 ~ W1de World of Sports 6 13 H1gh Sc hool Bowl B A Brf Woth Knot 33 5 30- News 8 Course of Our Ttmes 33 6 00 - Lawrence Welk a News 10 V1Ha Alegre 33 6 30- Reasoner Report 13 News 6 New s 6 CBS News 10 Zoom 33 7 00 - Treasure Hunt 3, Lawrence Welk 4 15 Hee Haw 6 8 Carmel News, By the Day Concert Friday SMITH NELSON MOTORS ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT GAULS MARKET Point Rock Social Notes WAID CROSS SONS STORE KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. SADIE'S MARKET MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Bidding review assists play • • • '• • •• • •" • • • ( , •• • • NEW YORK ClOTHING HOUSE Many of the older people have forgotten that I used to s tutter so much, and most of the young ones don't even know that I do What changed my hfe was a seven-week course at the Umvers1ty of Mmnesota at an outpatient speech cluuc for stut. ters I enrolled twice, m 1949 and 1952 Thera pis ts there taught me not how to get nd of stuttenng, but how to hve with It The longest stuttermg block IS less than a half<lecond, a nd aU the rest of the hesttatlons, cover-ups, fac1al contractions, etc are done to h1de the stuttermg Naturally, these are much worse than stuttermg 1tself If the secondanes are brought under control most people won't even notice your speech problem ThiS takes prayer, practice and patience and tsn't accomplished overmghl but It can be done' a great Job, fr.ne fnends, and even some mce enemies In plam 1 feel I'm one of the happiest and luckiest of m en, v.Ith +++ advances of older women rn his offtce - 1s he braggmg or W1Shmg 1 We aren't aU Mrs Robmsons, believe me Just becuase we're friendly doesn 't mean ""e're pantmg after these }Dung bucks, nor does 1t mean we're sexually starved l have been married s1x tunes (three time s to the same man 15 Kyushu's the scale 5 Card 16 Pnor ( pref ) game 17 Fanuiiar verb 6 "Hey-" 18 Word With ( Beatie cut or strep claSSIC) 20 Campus Movre Movt e 23 Composer, 25 Salver 27 Come mto sight 30 Habituate 31 Airport need 33 Beethoven's birthplace 36 Senonta's uncle 16 19 20 23 Noggm W1Uow Demon One kmd of hat 24 City m Oregon 37 - sauce Enk 25 Laughmg sound 26 English poet I understand he v. ,1nts lu break Iu s lease' I nsn,mlhll' lh PM fourJumhll'N ont ldtl.'r lo l.'ach squart' to form fuur ordrn try "'ord!i 27 B1rd of prey h<--t--t- 28 Highway of Ovid's day 29 More psychotic 32 Actor, Herbert 33 Old Turkish title 31 Spanish queen 35 Silvertongued one 37 Wmd- driven clouds 38 Slopmg upward 39 Gwnbo 10 Propitiate DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- II IU1' Ll_ Is ' • ... > WriY HE 17117N T UNI7ERSTAND A60UT THE NEW RO:>F Here's how AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW to work it: One letter smtply stands for another In thts sample A IS used for the Lhree L's, X for the two O's e tc Smgle letters, apostrophes, lhe length and formatmn of the words are all hmts Each day the code letters are different CRYPTOQUOTE ~ow arrange the c trclcd letters In form the surprise an~wer, 89 sul(l(et~ted by the llbove cartoon :;:;"".~":..=:I-'-:I~T-:-:-W~A=-s~[~X~I;t~J HIS t I I I J : \ = ... ( lt.ilft ,.f'r-1 .. .. ~ ,, r Ill' ~ 10 9 Balcony 12 What ba b1es do 7 Biblical verb ending 8 Trun ship, tidy up (3 wds) group 21 Noble Italian family 22 Hankermg It s popular these days to go With older women Really, Helen , v.e don't pursue, v.e re the ones v.ho are bemg chased by fellows 15 to 20 ~ears yo un ger than we are -NOT DEPRIVED Jmo hlo. Man From Laram ie Guns of August ' 4 Yesterday's Answer moun tam lxrys However, many ask me for dates 3 30 4 00 - DOWN I Jeweler's weight 2 D1smay J Two Years - ' (3 wds) I High m 10 Biblical brother II Slice of veal craft 14 Clin g after divorces) I'm 45, have a 36-24-35 ftgure a nd do not chase $25 000 Pyram 1d 10 Newsmaker 74 Lr llas Yoga and You 33 7 30 - Jeopardy J Am mal World 10 Bob Goldsboro 13 Ca tc h 33 33 B 00 ~ Emergency 3 15 Chnstmas Carol 13 OSU Basketball 4 6 All 1n the Fam ily 8 0 8 30 - M.ovre The Pomt 13 Fnends and Lovers B 10 Mar shall Is 33 9 00 ~ Mov1e My Fa1r Lady' Part 1 J 15 Mary Tyler MooreS 10 DaVmc1 33 9 30 - Bob Newhart 8 10 Mo unta 1n Scene 33 10 00 Nak1a 6 13 Emergency 4 Carol Burnett 8 10 B1ography 33 10 30 - BarenboJm On Beethoven 33 1 I 00 ~ News 3 4 a 10 ABC News 6 13 Don Krrshner s Rock Concert 15 Janak • 33 11 30 - Movre Th e Addrng Mac h tne ' 3 Movt e No Man Is An Is land '4 Mov1e lnvas10n of the Vamp 1res '6 Mov1e The Lion 8.; Mov1e The Pnze' 10 News 13 12 IS - Mbv re Ta les of Terror 13 1 00 ~ Mov1e War Hunt 4 Sou l T ram 6 I 15 ~ Mov1e Bride of Frankenstein 13 1 30 ~ Mov1 e Salome 10 2 30 ~ Movre At Wa r Wrlh The Army 4 41 Belgian nver 13 Emergency words, I have much to be tha nkful for a nd my stuttermg JUSt poss1bly has helped me achieve many of my goals Those tuuversity courses changed my outlook on life 1 -DON DEAR HELEN That young man who said he was runnmg slowly from the ACROSS I Workbasket 5 Expel I \., ,.,. , r MESSY '11uu laJ) FANCY RARITY WEAPON II fwf 11 f/1, f11 /( f fum /11 /JH I. flflflll.., THE FARMERS AWAY - WHEN NFF FZ SRKE OHFOXH RCH NFSFCCF'Q-NMHBC KHWW BW OFBWFKHG JE RZCRBG MROOBR OMR~ NFS Q X OMHXOW Yesterday's Cryptoquole: THE HEART THAT LOVES ALWAYS YOUNG.-GREEK PROVERB (@ 1974 K1ng Fl:'aturu Syndicate, Inc- l DICK 1RACY LITTLE THAT GUIDES THE DOOR BELLi' MORE COPS? 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F'MTm- 4813 Nerther vulnerable " \\est 14 34 Pass North Dble 4t East 24 Pass Pass Pass South GASOLINE ALLEY Jt CAPTAIN EASY 5+ I st1ll dont Openrng- K• EITHER TH 5 STATUE OF UNCL.E" C'HICKA5AW G0E5 OR I TAKE A HAMMER TO IT! 00 I MAI<:E MYSElF CLEAR :rt see how Zeb'd By Oswald & James Jacoby The R m th e code word ARCH stands for R ev iew the b1ddmg Usually It IS the leas t Important of th e four code letters but there are times 1t becomes all Important South ruffs the second spade If he IS th e least bit careless he will wmd up losmg two c lub tncks He II co mplam about the bad luck that place d both the kmg and Jack m the West hand but to no ava1l A careful South Will Rev1ew the b1ddmg and mark Wes t w1 th the kmg of clubs and fmd a way to make the h'lnd even though West also hoi the Jack and one The r e will be a s iigiit element DUDLEY'S RIDENOUR SUPPLY conventions, and pubhc affaus, gtve oral reports and sometimes even talk to la rge groups on speech therapy by THOMAS JOSEPH tKQ101 32 ... Q 10 6 5 •• • SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY BEN FRANKLIN STORE served m the Army I V!lk to the public daily, take active part m ~M~taf SOUT H 4 10 II' 6 4 MARK V STORE POWELL'S SUPER VALU I'm sllll a stutterer, but m a sense, proud of 11 J have been a postmaster for 21 years, \\oOrked mabank before that, and also Dec 7 1974 You II play an acttve role lh•s year 1n a Si lu atron that con · cerns a large organ1zat on or group Pos•ttve benefits w111 come to you from this atf1lra lion +4 t 9> 4 K 19 BETSY ROSS BAKERY AGENT I am a 4:>-year-old man, having been a stutterer a ll my life I was never required to gtve an oral report m school At home, m} parents often talked for me when they saw I couldn't get It o ut Friends wouldn't ask me questions, out ~ of embarrassment Some people laughed at me as I s truggled It looked like .a d ull life ahead, but read on LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE NORTH 6 4 63 II'AK9 7 t A J 86 4 A 72 WEST Wl E~ST 4AKQI 2 .97 65 4 11' 653 II'QJI0 2 ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. 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After rec~dmg your cltllcle about stuttenng I wanted to tell stor y )OU nl) For Saturday Dec 7 1974 ARIES (March 2~Ap;-;tl91 In a s •tuat•on where you ve been a t o dd s wrt11 ano lhe r I s up to yo u to ta ke Ihe ml!rat rve to s et thrng s s lra gilt TAURUS (Aprol 20-May 20) Hel p tor a task H1a t laces you wrll be a va !ab le - you wont ha ve to tack le rt a lo ne Yo ur c o wo rk e r ha s some good rdeas too GEMINI (May 21·June 20) Sc he du le your da y so that your respons rb rlrt e s e1 re t ok en ca re of ea rl y La te a lterno on a nd e ve nmg oil e rs yo J a SOC 1a re pne ve CANCER (June 21 July 221 rl10ugh you may e ngage rn o.n out s rd e ac t vrty w th tr. ends chances are e very one w I wmd up at your ho us e \Ill the wee ho urs LEO (July 23-Aug 22) An rdea you ve not thoug ht a bout to r s ome t me wil l be re v ve d bec au se o f a c onvers atron wrlh one you enc o unl e r socrall y VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 221 Yo u re much more adept :=~ t ha ndl ng bustness or lmanc 1al s rtua t1o ns toda y than tomo r row Don I lei rmp o rt ant ma t te rs d an g le LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct 23) rhmg s s tart off a b I slow to da y By la re a lternoon the mo mentum prc ks up Your even 1g should be any thrng bul dull SCORPIO (Ocl 24 Nov 221 A mate rr a ltrans a ct ro n you II be •nvo lve d rn as bes t c onduc ted co nf ident ally with JU S! the 2 4 5 ~ New s13 INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE THE ATHErtS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. THE DAILY SENTINEL WIN AT BRIDGE •• Proud To Be SLuUerer At Symphony 33, Mov te 'Last Trarn ---- By Helen Bottel DEAR HE! EN 9 OO-Masterp1ece Theater 20 HEINERS BAKERY M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER Us. 7 00-News 10 , Wold Kon_lldon 13 the Sermonette RACINE FOOD MARKET Helen Help FRIDAY , DECEMBER 6, 1974 6 00-News 3,4 15 News B 10 Sesame Street 20 ABC News 6 13 Adlenan Counseling Techm --1 ues 3J 6 30-NBC New s 3,4 lS CBS News B 10 Bew1tched 6 Gomer Pyle 13 • MEIGS TIRE CENTER Log pnn c 1pars presen1 SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23Dec 21) The e arly part nl he d a y your o utl o ok rs a b rt s e rr ou s You wo n I be rn too pla yful a mood later rn the day you wrll be CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19) You re gomg lo learn of somethmg that was sa1d abour you beh1nd you r back You II be qwte flallered It was very c omplimentary AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 19) A plan you have rs ralhe r sou nd You re gorng lo l1gu re wa ys 10 Impro ve upon 11 a rded by a fr rend s s uggestrons PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) Yo u wtll s ee a s lhe day wew s o n !hat wha t you want 10 a c h1e ve w111 come easrer rl you re less Jorce fu l and more logrca l Us e your h&o:~ d PE' IZFECTLY MR GLUCk TWO IVIE CE.5 AND THREE' r.JEPHEW5 HAV'E ALREADY DECLIIJEC' HIE I ~HEFlJTANCE VOU RE THE FOURTH HE5 5EIVDIIV6 THE DELIVERY. MAN 6ACK TO PICK IT UP' t r--=:-- BoLAZES' I HOPE YOU RE NOT MAKh\1~ A MI5-TAK& ABOUT THI~' -RUN BYA HARMLESS LI'L WiDOW- of nsk m h1s play If someone 1s unkmd enough to trump the se cond heart lead the hand will to pull trumps before em· _:;:=:::;:::::,___:___JL__.....,,____:;::::,.._JL.=. ~barkmg on operation end play He starts by cashmg dum· WINNIE ' my s ace a nd kmg of hearts ruffs a hea rt , returns to dummy collapse But South cant afford with a trump THAT WAS ONE OF MY ruffs the last MAJO~ SUPPLIERS heart plays anothe r trump Lo ' dummy leads a low club and SEEM& ..JOHN plays his own 10 spot West wms wrth h1s JaCk but , , ,,,. ,..; -Is totally dead A s pade lead ~a llows a ruff and discard a :Flub lead 1s allowed to nde around to South s queen , INI'WSI'A l Ell ENr ~ll l'f!JS~ ASSN l MRTOLI MAY BE COPYI NG OUR&uMME12 liNE ALLEY OOP j::II?$T HE LUrlED AWAY THREE OF MY ~EST DE&IONERS NOW HE& ORC€RING "THE SAME AND PRINTS IM USING IN MY COLORS COLLECTION SOUNDS. 10 VIE. LIKE YOU RE GQNNA 13E RIP PED OFF MIS$ WINKLE I ~ \::e:t :;~~t",t? a The brddmg ha s been ~West • t.- Norttl East South Pass Pass I4 Dble 6 '~ You South hold ! A4 3 11' ,\QI086 t K I4 4 AQ3 ~ What do vou do no.,., ' • A- Double again You still wanl '10 compete and th1 s repeal double •s J or lakeoul u was your first BARNEY t:===:::::::::::::::::==:::::::::-l STOP WIGGLJN; TATER ---YE CAlli GO DOT AN ' PLAY IN TH ' VARD SOON AS I 'IE ALL BUNDLED ------,,.li ,..__, . , . G008£E GOOBLE GOO GOO Once there were two miCe who lived m a museum TODAy S QUESTION You do double .agatn and your ;arlner bids three clubs What do ~u do now '~ ,• 'r ' . .Before he knew It, he was lost "Help 1" he s houted to his fnend "Help me make Jt through the kmghtl" IS �6- The Dmly Sentmel, Middleport-Pomero) 0, Fnd~, Dec 6, 1974 POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev W H Perrrn pastor Roy Mayer Sunday SChOOl SI.Jpl Church s c hool 9 l .S <1 n1 worShip servrce 10 7 1 am Youth cho1r rehearsal Mo n day 3 30 p rn under d•r ec tJO n of Mary Sk nner se 1ro r c ho r rehear sal 7 30 p m Th ur s d n y Wdh Mrs PatJI Nease d1 r e-c tnr POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST Robert Kuhn pastor Wrl l am Watso n Sunday schoo l supt Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m BYF 6 p rn Brble study Wednesday 7 p m Cho1r pr act ce Wednesday B 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHURCH Harr so nv rll e R e v~ 0 De l l Ma nl e y P as to r H enry Ebl 1n Sund ay Schoo l Su p t Sunday Sc hool 9 10 am F• "' ~1 GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Preachrng 9 30 a m frrst and second Sund ays of each month lhrrd and fourth Sundays each month worshrp servrce at 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmgs at 7 30 Prayer and Brble _ Study SEVENTH DAY AD VENTIST Mulberry Pomeroy Pastor Grrard Seton Sabbath school every Saturday at 2 p m and worst! p s ervt c e lollowrnQ at Herqhts n esday 7 30 p m UM w f1rst Wednesday 7 JO p m WESLEYAN { Rac•n~} Sunday schoo l 10 am worsh p 11 a m B1ble study Thur s day 7 p m chorr practrce Thursday 8 p m f c llowshtp supper '•rst Wednesday 6 30 p m u M w fourth Mondily 8 p m 7- The DaUy Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, U , ~'nday, Dec 7 30 p m Televis~on MT UNION BAPTIST Rev Cecrl Cox pastor Sunday Sc h ool s upt Joe Sayre Su nday school 9 45 a m Sun day evenmg worshtp 7 30 Wednesday prayer and Brble study 1 30 p m TUPPERS PLAIN! CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugene Underwood pastor, Howard Ca ldw e ll Jr sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Morn ng Sermon 10 30 am Sund ay evenmg servrce , 1 p m LETART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN - Rev Freeland Norrrs pastor Floyd Norr•s supt Sunday school 9 30 am mornrng sermon 10 30 am Prayer serv ,ce Wednesday 1 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY ~ G p Sm tih pastor Sund av School 10 a m Arthur Henson Supt Morn ng Worshrp 11 am Young Peoples serv rce 7 p m E\lenrng se n(J Ce 7 30 p m Wednesday Mrd Week Prayer Ser v,ce 7 30 p m Youth meet ng 6 30 p m Evenrng worshrp 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herb ert Grate pastor Wor sh rp se rv 1ce 11 am and 7 30 p m Sunday ~un da y Schoo l 9 30 am Richard Barton supt Prayer meet1ng Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Clifford Sm 1th mrnrsler Sun day School 9 30 am mornmg church 10 30 a m Sunday evening serv •ce 7 30 p m Wednesday se rvrce 8 GREAT BEND - Worsh1p 11 a m 2n d and 4th Sundays Church School 10 a m LETART FALLS - Worsh 1p J 15 p m Open Brble 10 a m Chur c h Sc hool 9 a m drsc u ss on 7 30 p rn at t he B ble study 7 30 p m every c h ur c h e ~ c h Thur s day Tuesday FIRST SOUTHERN BAP MORNING STAR - Worshrp TIST ?6 2 Mulberry Ave 9 30 a m Church Schoo l 10 30 Pomeroy aft ! relied wrth am Mrd Week Servrce Wednesday 8 p m ~ B C the Rev Fr e d Hill Pa s tor Troy Zwil tmg S[Jnday MORSE CHAPEL - War school supt Sunday school Sh1p 11 am 1st and 3rd ) 9 30 il rn morn ng worsh p StJndays ChtJrch School 10 am 10 10 S unday evangel s t c rne et ng 7 30 p m Prayer PORTLAND - Worshrp 7 30 m £>e t nq Wed esday 7 30 p m P m Church Schoo l 9 30 a m SUTTON - Worshrp II am MIDDLEPORT 2nd and 4th Sundays Ch u rch MT MORIAH BAPTIST Sc hool 10 a m Corne r Fourth and Mam NORTHEAST CLUSTER Mrddleport Rev Henry Key Rev RObert Meece Jr pastor Su nday School 9 30 Rev Stanley Brandum am Mrs Ervrn Baumgard JOPPA - Worshrp 10 a rn ner supt Mornrng worshrp Ch ur ch Sc hool 9 a m Prayer 10 45 a m Meetmg Wednesday 8 p m JEHOVAH S WITNESSES LONG BOTTOM - Ch urch Larr\f Carnahan pres,dmg servrces 9 a m Su nday mm rster Sunday B1ble lee School 9 45 a m Brble Study lure 9 30 a m Watchtower every Thur sday 7 30 p m study 10 30 am Tuesday NORTH BETHEL Wor Brble study 7 30 p m Thurs Sh rp 11 am Church School 10 day m rn rstry school 7 30 am P m ser\11ce meetrng 8 30 ALFRED - Sunday school pm 9 45 a m each Sunday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of preachmg at 11 a m each Chr1st m Chnst1an Unron Sunday Prayer meeting 7 45 Lawren c e Man ley pastor p m Wednesday wscs 8 p m pm Mrs Russe ll Young Sunday on th1rd Tuesday each month School Supt Sunday School LAUREL CLIFF FREE REEDSVILLE Sunday 9 30 am E\lenmg worsh1p METHODIST Rev Fl oyd school 9 JO preac hmg 7 JO 7 30 Wednesday prayer F Shook. pasto r lloyd p m Sunday prayer meetrng mee trng 7 30 p m Wr ght Sunday school supt 7 30 p m Tuesday WSCS 7 30 ~::p classes MT MORIAH CHURCH OF Su nday s c hool 9 30 a m frrst Thursday each month ,... <:: e yy ILL GOD - Racme Route 2 the mornmg worship 10 30 a m ST PAUL LUTHERAN SILVER RIDGE Worshrp • BAPTIST Re \ Ben Drl lard Rev James M Muncy pastor evenmg worshrp 7 30 p m CHURCH Corner of Sycamo re 10 a m ChtJr ch School 9 a m pas t or R oger T urner Su nday school 9 45 a m and Second Sis Pomeroy The Wednesday Ch r ,st •an Youth TUPPERS PLAINS a ss s l an t p as to r Sundav morn•ng worshrp 11 am Rev Wil l am M1dd leswnr th Crusade 6 30 p m Ch o r • Worshrp 9 a m Church sc hoo l 10 a m Sun day evenrng worshrp 7 30 p m • praclrce Th ur sday 7 p m Pas tor StJnday School at 9 ~5 Sc hool 10 a m even ng SE'rvtce 1 30 Wed Prayer meetrng Tuesday 7 30 a m a n d Church SErv .ce s 11 nesd a y B1b le s tud y 7 J O p m KENO CHURCH OF am P m Young peoples meetmg DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Freden ck 7 30 P m Thursday CHRIST Cha rl es Russell St John wasn I his last name-that was SACRED HEART Rev su pt Serv•ce weekly 9 30 a m OLD DEXTER BIBLE Sr mrnrster Norman C Wil l F alher Paul 0 Welton pa s tor CHRISTIAN C HUR CH - R e \1 on Sun day Preachrng f1rst and MIDDLEPORT FIRST Fre n ch and usually mtspronounced But Su nday school 9 30 lh 1rd Sun days of month by supt Phone 99 2 1!125 Saturda y Ro n Terr y pas to r Sunday BAPTIST - CornerS ~<lh and am worshJp servrce 10 30 a ro und Cape Cod he was known Simply as Clrfford Smrth 9 30 am evenmg Mass 7 30 Sunday SC I100 1 10 a m Mrs Worley Pa l mer th e Re\1 Ste\le Brble study TtJesday Mass 8 and 10 a m Con F r a n cs s up e r n l e n de nt HOBSON CHRISTIAN am St John after h1s home town rn Canada Sk.agg:; pastor Danny 7 JO p m tess on Saturday 7 7 JO p m UNION - Darrell Doddr II Mo rn ,n g wor::. h 1p 11 am Thompson Sunday school sup t Hrs appearance seemed far from sa1ntly Sund a y f' ven rng ser v•c e 7 30 pasror Sundav School 9 30 WMPO radro program 7 45 REORGANIZED CHURCH Yet rt neve r seemed awkward call1ng h1m am Leonard Gilmore f•rst OF am Sunday school, 9 15 am JESUS CHRIST OF elder evenrng serv rce 7 30 LATTER DAY SAINTS mornrng worship 10 IS am that He loved people He loved the sea He P m Wednesday prayer Portland Youth actrvrt1eS and fellowship Ra c me Road meetmg 7 30 p m loved hard work Most Importantly he loved for IUnror and 'Senror h rgh Wrll!am Roush pasfor Denny MT MORIAH CHURCH OF Evans S unday St hoor students 6 p m ~J1 ble study his church a nd God And h1 s enthusiasm was GOD - Racine Route 2 The Drrector Sunday Schoo l 9 JO 7 30 p m M1d week prayer contagiOUs-someho w you felt better after Rev Charles Hand pastor serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m a m Morn rng worshiP 10 30 you d been w1th St John Sunday school 9 45 a m am Sunday even•ng ser~nce 7 morning worsh1p 11 am P m Wednesday evenmg It's refresh 1ng and excrt1ng to run mto CHURCH OF CHRIST, Even1ng serv rces Tuesday and Prayer serviCes 7 30 p m PAYING THE PRICE LIFE WORTH DYING FOR Mrddleport 5th and Ma 10 F r day 7 30 someone who trres hard to put h1s rellgton BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Text: Matthew 19 ·16-26 , Luke 14 2.1-33 George Glaze mmr$ler BEARWALLOW RIDGE mto lrv1ng and workmg Rev Ea r l Shu ler pastor James Sheets supermtendent CHURCH OF CHRIST - B1ble Worsh 1p serv• ce 9 30 am B1ble school, 9 30 am Remember that Sunday and every day Stvdy 9 30 am mornrng Sunday school 10 JO am mornrng worsh1p 10 30 am Abundant life, a full life, IS a matter of personal chOice We worshrp 10 30 am evenmg Then folks m1gh t feel that same exc1 tement Sunday evenmg serv rc es 7 30 evenmg worsh rp 7 30 p m worshrp 6 30 p m Wednesday are free to make our own decisions As a resull we must accept prayer P m Btble SltJdy and prayer servrc" 7 p m Wed when they ru n mlo you an d me Th at s some Brble Study 7 30 p m ser v ce Th ursdav 7 30 p m nesdav the Incumbent responsibilities for the consequences that follow th1ng to stnve for MT OLIVE CHURCH ~n plufl.' l 'M!Iected By The Amer com 8 1ble Soc•ety MIDDLEPORT CHURCH K1ngsbv ry Road Sunday Long Bottom Sunday School What will It cost us to do, get, or be "hat we most desire OF THE NAZARENE - Rev School 9 30 a m Ralph Carl 10 am With W1llard Prgotl Don Cole pastor A lf re d supt durmg our life tune ? What course of act10n w1l1 we select for the Evangelrstrc message supt Worshrp serv rce 10 30 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Th urs day Rusche l Sunday Schoo l StJpt quality or style of life we want? am and 7 30 p m allernately each Sunday evenrng 7 30 p m StJnday school 9 30 a m Saturday Isaiah Isaiah J erem1ah Prayer meet1ng Wednesday Matthew Romans by Elder Russell Clrne morn1ng worsh1p 10 30 a m The answers to thesequestwns reqmre ( 1) eva luatwn or cost I Thessalon•ans 7 30 p m Rev Jay Strles 2 1-5 63 16 64 7 33 14-16 mrn1sler of the Apostol1c Fatth 243744 131114 Sunday evangelrst c meetrng - accountmg, and (2) deciSion making 312 4 2 BrbJe St udy Wednesday 7 30 pastor 7 10 p m prayer meet 1ng om OLD DEXTER CON Wednesday 7 30 p m Recogmzmg our lumtatwns , we may freely determrne our GREGATIONAL CHURCH STJVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday Mrs Worley Francs StJnday own directiOns We must responsibly PICk OW' own way or course THE UNITED PRES school ser\lrce 10 am Prayer school supt Sunday sc hool 10 along the stream of life which offers us the greatest chance of BYTERIAN ~ MINISTRY meetmg Thursday 7 p m am With the hope 1t w111. In some measure, foster and help sustarn that self-fulfillment and-or self-actualizatiOn OF MEIGS COUNTY Dwtght Sunday evenrng servtce 7 p m LONG BOTTOM L Zav t2 , Pastor Drrector ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST which IS good In fam1ly and commun1ty life, th1s feature IS sponsored by CHRISTIAN Mr Robert What have we chosen' What has It cost us' What s t ill awaits HARRISONVILLE Pomeroy Harrrsonvr lle Wyatt pastor Sunday School the busrness firms and organ1zahons whose names appear below our tnvesttgatwn and understandmg? Sun da y Church Sc hool 9 30 Road R1ck Morr•son pastor supt Ronald Osborne Bible am Mrs Homer Lee S~pt Svnday sc hool supt Steven 9 30 a m preachrng It costs our surrender and aba ndonment to expe nence Morn 1ng Worsh1p 10 30 am St anley Sunday school 9 30 School 10 45 am Evenrng se r vrces MIDDLEPORT Sunday VICariously for ourselves the cross of our Lord Jesus Chrtst To am morn ng worShip and 7 30 p m Chu rch Schoo l 9 30 a m Joh n commun1o n 10 30 am be most fully hwnan mvolves choosing our own suffenng SurF Fultz Su RI Mornrng Sunda y even ng youth HYSELL RUN FREE W orshrp 10 JO a m vtvaltherefrom IS often dependent on our level of trust or faith r.n Ch nst ran Endeuvo r 6 30 p m METHODIST CHURCH SYRACUSE Mor nrng worshrp serv1ce Sun day 7 30 R ev Paul N eville pa stor ourselves, our fellow persons, and God, the eterna l Creator and WorshiP 9 a m Sunday p m Wednesday evenrng Sunday Sch ool 9 30 am Ch urch Sc hool 10 a m Mrs Redeemer of hvtng opportwut1es hke these prayer meet ng and B ble~ Morn1ng serv1ce 10 30 am Sampson Hall StJpt study 7 30 c m youth servrce 6 45 p m 700 E Ma rn We must each ask ourselves unportant questions, What path D•al992 2101 ST JOHN LUTHERAN EvangeJrstrc serv1ce 7 30 p m Pomeroy of discipleship am I now treadmg' To what or whom am I CHURCH P1ne Grove The Prayer meetrng Tnur s day Bakers of Good Bread 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF Rev Wrll am M ddle swa rlh Huntmgton W Va comrmtted' How satisfied am J? What can I do to change my GOO - Ph1llrp Wh1tley pastor Pastor Ch ur ch Serv rces 9 30 present circumstances or Situation? What do I w1sh to alter about S unday sch oo l 10 a m u m Sund ay Sc hool 10 30 am FREEDOM GOSPEL worsh p se rv rce 7 p m HHAOBURY CHURCH OF MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev myself? How ready am I to put the most IIllo my hfe so that I Praye r mee!mg Wednesday CHRIST Brb le School 9 30 L R Gluesencamp pastor obtam a IIIli' deal m the process' 7 30 p m a m morn~ng worship 10 30 Roger Wilfred , Sr Sunday am Sunday e\lenmg WorShip School Sup! Sunday Schoo l Such conf~ontatlon allows us to encounter the options and Serv•ce 7 30 p m c horr 9 30 am Sunday evenrng The Sto re w1th A Heart Mrnor Repa~rs & Tune up alternatives With Which we have to live day by day Make an practJce Sunday and Wed worshrp 7 30 Prayer meet ng Rae me Beech & Locust Phone 949 3342 Middleport HAZEL COMMUNITY nesday 7 p m , prayer meetrng Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernesl ennchmg chotce moment by moment And remember "not to Ph 992 2366 CHURCH - Near Long Bot and Brble Study Wednesday Deeter c las s leade r Youth decide ts to dectde " tom Es111 Hart pastor Roy 7 30 p m meetrng, Wednesday 7 30 Brown, ass rs lant pastor ANTIQUITY BAPTIST p m Ernest Deete r leader By Rev Steve Skaggs, pastor, Middleport First Bap!Ist Sunday sc hool , ro a m Church Rev Freeland Norr1s , pastor MT HERMON CHURCH OF Church, for the Mmgs County MJrustenal Assn 7 30 p m each Sv nday Sunday school 10 a m Church THE UNITED BRETHREN IN evenrng prayer meetrng 7 30 serv1ce 7 p m Wednesday CHRIST Robert Shook p m Thursday B•ble Study:, 7 p m pastor Sunday school, 9 30 D1 a I 992 3284 MIDDLEPORT PEN M idd leport a m Russell Spencer s upt RACINE CHURCH OF TECOSTAL - Thrrd Ave the IHi; NAZARENE worshrp serv1ce 10 45 am Rev Rev Wlll •a m Knrttel, pastor even•ng worsh ip alternatrng W!lltam Bartholomew pastor Middleport Oh10 Ronald Dugan Sunday School Sunday school 4 w th C E at 7 30 p m on 9 30 a m Supt Classes for all ages Sunday Prayer meetrng 7 30 Gerald Wells su pt morn rng evenrng service, 7 30 p m p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe worsh1p 10 30 a m Wed lay leader B1ble study Wednesday 1 30 nesday serv ce 7 p m p m youlh serv1ces Fnday WHITE'S CHAPEL RACINE FIRST BAPTIST 7 30 p m Coolvrl/e RD Rev Roy De e ler Bu1ck Pont1ac Opel G M C Dealer Walter P Brkacsan pastor FREEWILL BAPTIST pastor Sunday school 9 30 SOOE MarnSt Ronn1e Salser Sunday schoo l Ph 992 2174 Mr and Mrs James Ctrcle of Corner Ash and Plum , Mtd a m worsh rp serv1ce 10 30 supt Sunday sc hool 9 30 am 337 N 2nd dleport Noel Herrman , Middleport a m Btble study and prayer New Haven, W Va , were ~::~t Ph 992 2550 worshrp 10 40 pastor Satvrday even 1 ng mornrng serv•ce Wednesday 7 30 p m The Annual Chnstmas Sunday evenrng worshtp 7 30 the home of Mary Ctrcle on se rv1ce 7 p m Sunday school RUTLAND Wednesday even ng B rble Concert by the Glee Club of the 10 am Sunday evenmg study Sunday RUTLAND CHURCH OF 7 JO worsh,p 7 p m CHRIST- Rod Kas ler pastor H olzer Medical Center School DANVILLE WESLEYAN Mr and Mrs Frank Hudson V H Braley Sunday school Rev Lelon Glasure pastor Rac1ne supt Sunday school 9 30 a m of Racme, Mr and Mrs Shelby of Nursmg will be presented Bakers of Gay 90 s Bread Ph 949 9591 Sunday School 9 30 a m Wors hrp se rv1 ce a nd com Middleport Fnday, a t 8 p m In the Mam youth and 1unror youth serv1ce Pickens and family of Ph 992 3030 m un1 on 10 30 am youth 6 45 p m evenrng worshrp meetrng 6 p m Sunday Pomeroy, Mr and Mrs Ben Lounge at Davis Hall, 514 F'1rst 7 30 p m prayer and pratse evenmg servrce 7 regular Ave , m Gallipolis MEIGS Wednesday 7 ~0 om BICkers and family, Racme, R board m eetrng lhrrd Sa lurday COOPERATIVE SILVER kUN -- FREE 7 p m Twenty seven students of the D, \!Sited With Mr and Mrs PAR ISH BAPTIST - Rev Ralph Dean RUTLAND COMMUNITY School of Nursmg form the THE UNITED Allan Taylor on Sunday pas for Sunday Sc hool 10 a m CHURCH Sunday School, METHODIST CHURCH LOUIS W Osborne M1ller supl Evenrng Leon Glee Club, under the d1rect10n 9 30 am Worshrp servrce 11 Mr and Mrs Arthur Earl Robert T Bumgarner 220 E Ma1n servrce 7 30 p m Prayer Pomeroy Ph 992 2176 am Wednesday prayer Mrddleport Oh1o of Mrs Anne F1scher M1ss D1rector meet1ng Thursday 7 30 P m Johnson, Sheryl LeAnn and meehng 7 30 p m Sunday POMEROY CLUSTER Mary Ephng Is th e acCHESTSlf '-li~CH OF n1ght worsh•p 7 30 p m Patnck spent Sunday af Rev CarlE H1cks GOo Re\1 Ja mes Sat RUTLAND ~HURCH OF compamst Rev D Wm Svdensfncker ternoon wtth Mr and Mrs terfJelc pastor Sunday School, THE NAZARENE Rev CHESTER WorShip 9 '15 Several of the traditiOnal 9 30 a rn worship ser\lrce 11 Lloyd D Gr,mm Jr pastor Wilham T Carleton of Racme a m Church School 10 a m a m evenmg serv1ce, 7 Sunday School, 9 JO a m carols plus some of the more ENTERPRISE - Worshrp 9 Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr of Prayer servrce and youth Mornmg worship 10 30 am Church School 10 a m a m Chester OhiO serv1ce Wednesday 7 D m We Fill All Doctors PrescrJptJons mod er n up-tempo hohday Young peoples serv1ce 6 45 Chester recently called on Mr FLATWOODS - Worsh1p 11 992 2955 P m EvangelrSttc s&rvrce LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN selectiOns w11! be mcluded on a m Church School 10 a m Pomeroy and Mrs Robert Lee and 7 30 P m Wednesday evenrng CHURCH Ted Jones POMEROY Worshrp the program Featured m three service 7 30 p m family pastor Sunday sc hool 9 30 10 30 a m Church School 9 lS MASON COUNTY am Roy S1gma n s upt spec1al musical numbers w11l a m UM Y F 6 30 p m M e 1as County Branch J M Lee of Racme called on THE HILAND CHAPEL, mornmg worship 10 30 ROCK SPRINGS - Worship be the Madngals of ' Gallla George Casto pastor Sunday Ralph Lee recently Sunday evenmg serv•ce 7 30 10 a m Church School 9 a m School 9 10 evenlnq worsh1p m 1d week se rvtce Wed Academy High School The UMYF 6 30 p m nesday 7 30 p m ' 3u Thursaay ~venmg p..rayer MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Madrigals will then JOin w1 th serv1ce 7 30 p m TWO LOCATIONS Rev Robert Bumgarner SYRACUSE CHURCH OF 59 N Second St MASON f:'IRST BAPTIST _ the Glee Club m a combmed 296W Second HEATH WorShip 10 :JO Pomeroy Moddleport, 0 THE NAZARENE Re\1 Ph 992 3663 ~econd and Pomeroy Sts, Stan 46 Court St m Church School 9 30 a m Iendthon of Heyden's aUMYF7pm Gallipolis, 0 Howard C Black pastor Bob 9 r~,g pastor Sunday school . 4 a m Hallelujah Chorus Moore Sunday School Supt RUTLAND - Worship 9 15 worship servrce 1l . Sunday School classes for all am trarn•ng un•on 6 30 a m Church School 10 a m The public Is cordially m ages 9 30 a m morn mg UMYF 7 p m ~% e\lenmg worshrp serv 1ce worshrp 10 45 NYPS Sunday v1ted to attend the concert, one P~ULEY, SALEM CENTER - War Pm M1d week prayer servrce Wednesday 7 30 6 30 p m evangehsl•c serv• ce Devoted To the Interest sh•P 9 am cnurch School 10 of the hig hli ghts of the upSunday 7 30 p m Mid week MASON CHURCH PO~ NatJonwlde Insurance Co of Columbus 0 am UMYF Thursday 7 p m Of The Me•gs Mason Area prayer meet rng Wednesday commg holiday season CHRIST, p 0 Box 487 M iller SYRACUSE CLUSTER 307 Spring Ave Pome'roy By WANEITA RADEKIN St Mason W va s 7 30 p m M rss1onary meetrng Rev R•chard E Jarvis Doal992 2316 secnn,. Wednesdav 7 30 o m Brble Study 10 a 01 w~;s~~Y Mr and Mrs John Holl1da} ASBURY Worship 11 ~ a m and 7 p m B ible Stude a m Church School 9 50 a m UNITED FAITH NON VIsited Mrs Holliday's sister ednesday 1 p m Voc 1 WSCS 1st Tuesday DENOMINATIONAL Rev . mus1c ' a Mrs Edith Tolbert, FOREST RUN - WorShiP 9 Robert Smtth paslor Sunday FIRST SOUTHERN BAp. Church School 10 a m school. 9 30 a m class leader a m Charleston, S C riST - Corner of Second and WSCS 3rd Wednesday 7 30 Leo Hill worship service Grocer1es & General Merchandise pm nderson , Mason Pastor Mrs Nellie Vale, Dorothy 10 30 a m church 7 30 n rn Racme The Fnend!y Folks " Radekm and d a ughter Tma Walter Cloud Sunday school MINERSVILLE Worshrp EDEN UN11 tu t:tl(i::fH Ph 949 5772 Boltng Fanme Pettit, Patrrcta 9 45 a m worship servrce 11 Pomeroy Oh1o 10 a m Church School 9 a m After noon callers we1 e Mrs REN IN CHRIST - Elden R Casto a nd Avanel Holliday a m and 7 30 P m Weekly ' WSCS Jrd Monday 7 30 p m Slake pastor Sunday School Nellie Vale and Mrs Fanme Btble study Wednesday 7 90 SYRACUSE Church 10 a m Howard McCoy Pm attended Laurel Grange at the School 9 30 a m worShip Petht, Rutland and Mr and supt Mornmg sermon 11 a home of Mr and Mrs G A MASON ASSEMBLY OF serv 'SI' 7 30 p m Sunday n1ght services m Mrs John Vale, Stac, and GOD - Second St Mason w SOUTHERN CLUSTER Chr•st1an Endeaver 7 30 p Radek1n Plans were made for Va Chester Tennllnt pastor Rev Steven W11son Chnst1, Colwnbus S m Song servrce 8 p m unday school, 10 a m the next regular meetmg to be Rev Larry Poling Preachrng 8 30 p m M1d morning worsh 1 p , 11 am Members of Laurel Grange Rev Howard Sh1veley The F1nest tn Mob1le Homes week Prayer meet rng , Wed Attend the Church of Your Choice at Mrs Nelhe Vale's home at llOOE Main BETHANY (Dorcas) nesday 7 p m Rav Adams ~vangei,Stlc servrce , 7 30 p m who attended the annual Pomeroy Pomeroy Ph 992 34198 Rutland Ph 992 7034 w'b~e study and prayer serv ce Worsh1p, 9 30 am , Church lav leader 1 grange offi cers conference at School 10 30 a m j ~;~da Y 7 30 p m Phone 77 5 Mr and Mrs Robert l.M'VH:CH OF JESUS CARMEL Worship 11 Rock Sprmgs were Mrs Nellie CHR 1ST - Located at Rutland Holliday and family had as HARTFORD CHURCH OF a m 1st and 3rd Sundays on New Lrma Road ne)(t to ~~RIRST rn Chrrsflan Un 1on _ Vale , Mrs Fanme Pelt1t, Mrs Church School 10 a m guests Mr and Mrs John Forest Acre Park Rev Ray e ev W1lllam Campbell R obert H olliday and M.rs G A Rouse pastor Robert Musser , pastor Sunday School, 9 30 Holliday Mr a nd Mrs KenAPPLE: GROVE Sunday Radekm Sunday Sc hool supt Sunday Am Meats and Grocenes J ames Hughes, supt School 9 30 am worsh,p neth Wilcox Davrd and Darla Furn rtu re and Hardware Syracuse, 0 school 10 JO a m worsh 1p evenmg serv•ce, 7 30 p m Ph 992 3966 '•rst and fh1rd Sunday 7 30 Ge r a ld Collms and Robert 7 30 p m B1ble study, Wed Homel rte Saws Wednesday evenrng prayer Mr a nd Mrs At lm Radekm m prayer meetmg Wed Ph 965 3306 , 7 30 p m Saturday meetrng, 7 30 p m Lo\\ l ht l Crrlum bu s , spent np esday Youth 7 30 p m Fellowshrp nesday and Am) J o Alban) Mr and Chester n1ght prayer serv1ce 7 30 p m Prayer service each Tuesday s upper f1r st Satu rday 6 p m Monddy det J huntmg on the G HEMLOCK GROVE FAIRVIEW BIBLE Mrs Robert Holliday, Judy, U M W second Tuesday, 7 JO CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson, A Radekm fa rm Letart W Va, Rt Pm 1CHURCH, Gary and Floyd, spent pastor Ray Whaley supt Rev George Hoschar Tma R<:tdekm and Nancy Mornrng worship 9 30 "m Pastor Sunday Sch ool 9 30 Thanksgivmg with 1~e1r EAST LETART Sunday church school , 10 30 a m Hartley s pent Saturday ~To Prayer and Btbfe study School 9 JO a m worsh •P parents , Mr and Mrs G A Church and Offtce Supplies G1ffs young peoples meetmg 6 30 P rn Cotrage Prayer shoppmg In Columbus second and fourth Sunday 7 30 p m Kerm's Korner 99 Moll St Moddleport evenrng worsh1p 7 JO Serv1ce Tue sda y a m 10 Dm prayer meet•ng Wed Kermit Walton p m Btble Study Wednesday 'f~Os~r!:, Serv ice Thursda y Pomeroy , GOEGLEIN READY MIX I Spy 15 Elec Co 20 Bowlmg for Dollars 6 Truth or Consequences 3 4 WCHS Report 8 Jtmmy Dean 13 7 ~Black Perspective on the News 33 Porter Wagoner 3 Ma sq uerade Party 4 Can d 1d Camera 6 Pop Goes To the Country 8 Treasure Hunl10 To Tell T he Truth 13 8 OO~ Wa sh m~ton Rev1ew 20,33 Sanford & Son 3 4 15 Planet of the Apes 8 10 Yes, V1rgm1a there IS a Santa Claus 6 13 B 30~Wall Street Week 20 33 Chrco and the Ma n 3 4 15 Man Wtthout a Country 6 13 Rockford Files 3 4 15 Even1ng From Gun Htll ' 8 Mov•e "Take her Shes Mme 10 10 00- News 20 Pol• ce Woman 3 4 15 Kolchak 6 13 P au l Nuchtm s 33 10 30-Pnmate 20 II 00-News 3 4 6 6,10 13,15 ABC News 33 11 30~Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Janak• 33 W1de World In Concert 13 Mov1e Journey to the Center of the Ea rth 6 Mov 1e 'Trog 8, Mov1e Wtld Wild Planet 10 OO-M1dn1ght Spec1al 3 4 Do n K1rshner s Rock Co ncert 6 News 13 1 3D-Movie The Human Mo nster" 10 2 JO-Mov1e 633 Squadron 4 4 00- Mov te Mystery Submanne' 4 5 30- Movte "Ten de r Scoundrel 4 CABLE CHANNEL FIVE 7 30 p m The ChampiOns (C) All Star Wr est lmg Cowtown Rodeo 9 30 p m - Operat1on Gangbuster Burkes Law's starrrng Gene Barry • SATURDAY, DEC 7, 1974 6 30 Fun For Everyone 6 TV Classroom 8 Treehouse Club 10 Kentucky AfJeld 13 7 00 - Saturday Report 3 Aware 6 Treehouse Club 8 World Around Us 10 In Touch 13 7 30- Jabberwocky 3 Farm Front Eddt e Saunders 6 Abbott and Costello a Man From C 0 S I 10 Lass 1e s Rescue Rangers 13 Sesame Street 20 B 00- Addams Fam1ly 3 4 15 Yog1 s Gang 13 Jabberwocky 6 Speed Buggy 6 Popeye 10 B 30 - Wheelte 3 4, 15 Bugs Bunny 13 Speedracer 6 Scooby Doo B, M1ster Rogers 20 9 00 ..-- Emergency Plus Four 3 4 15, Hong Kong Phooey 6 13 Jeannie 8 10, Sesame Street 30 9 30 - Run Joe Run 3, 4 15 G1ll•gan 13 Brg Blue Marble 6 Partndge Famdy 2200 A D 8 10 10 00 - Land of the Lost 3, 4 15 , Devlm 6 13 Valley of the D1nosaurs B, 10 Electnc Company 20 10 30 - S1gmund 3, 4, 15 Korg 6, 13 Shazamr 8 10 , Wal sh s An1mals 20 11 00 - P1nk Panther 3, 4, 15 Super Fr1ends 6 13, Globetrotters 8 10 Carrascolendas 20 11 30 - StarTrek3 415 HudsonBrothersS 10 Zoom20 12 00- Jetsons 3, 4, 15, These Are The Days 6 13, U S of Arch1e B 10 Bread and Butterflies 20 12 30- Bob Dan1els Basketball 3, Amertcan Bandstand 6 13 All Oh1o Shnne Bowl 4 15 NFL Pre GameS Popeye 10 12 55 - F 1ve Mtnutes to K1ck Off 10 1 00 - Soul Trarn 3, NFL Footbal lS 10 1 30 - Colle]le Football 6, 13 2 00 - B•ll Dally s Hocus Pocus Gang 3 3 00 ~ Green Acres 3 3 30 ~ NFL Game of the Week 3 Truth or Consequences 4 TBA 15 4 00 NFL Football 3 4 15 Famous Classics B Mov1e Maya" 10 Makmg Thmgs Grow 33 4 30 - TBA6 Farmer's Daughter 13 Eve s Work s hop33 5 00 ~ W1de World of Sports 6 13 H1gh Sc hool Bowl B A Brf Woth Knot 33 5 30- News 8 Course of Our Ttmes 33 6 00 - Lawrence Welk a News 10 V1Ha Alegre 33 6 30- Reasoner Report 13 News 6 New s 6 CBS News 10 Zoom 33 7 00 - Treasure Hunt 3, Lawrence Welk 4 15 Hee Haw 6 8 Carmel News, By the Day Concert Friday SMITH NELSON MOTORS ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT GAULS MARKET Point Rock Social Notes WAID CROSS SONS STORE KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. SADIE'S MARKET MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Bidding review assists play • • • '• • •• • •" • • • ( , •• • • NEW YORK ClOTHING HOUSE Many of the older people have forgotten that I used to s tutter so much, and most of the young ones don't even know that I do What changed my hfe was a seven-week course at the Umvers1ty of Mmnesota at an outpatient speech cluuc for stut. ters I enrolled twice, m 1949 and 1952 Thera pis ts there taught me not how to get nd of stuttenng, but how to hve with It The longest stuttermg block IS less than a half<lecond, a nd aU the rest of the hesttatlons, cover-ups, fac1al contractions, etc are done to h1de the stuttermg Naturally, these are much worse than stuttermg 1tself If the secondanes are brought under control most people won't even notice your speech problem ThiS takes prayer, practice and patience and tsn't accomplished overmghl but It can be done' a great Job, fr.ne fnends, and even some mce enemies In plam 1 feel I'm one of the happiest and luckiest of m en, v.Ith +++ advances of older women rn his offtce - 1s he braggmg or W1Shmg 1 We aren't aU Mrs Robmsons, believe me Just becuase we're friendly doesn 't mean ""e're pantmg after these }Dung bucks, nor does 1t mean we're sexually starved l have been married s1x tunes (three time s to the same man 15 Kyushu's the scale 5 Card 16 Pnor ( pref ) game 17 Fanuiiar verb 6 "Hey-" 18 Word With ( Beatie cut or strep claSSIC) 20 Campus Movre Movt e 23 Composer, 25 Salver 27 Come mto sight 30 Habituate 31 Airport need 33 Beethoven's birthplace 36 Senonta's uncle 16 19 20 23 Noggm W1Uow Demon One kmd of hat 24 City m Oregon 37 - sauce Enk 25 Laughmg sound 26 English poet I understand he v. ,1nts lu break Iu s lease' I nsn,mlhll' lh PM fourJumhll'N ont ldtl.'r lo l.'ach squart' to form fuur ordrn try "'ord!i 27 B1rd of prey h<--t--t- 28 Highway of Ovid's day 29 More psychotic 32 Actor, Herbert 33 Old Turkish title 31 Spanish queen 35 Silvertongued one 37 Wmd- driven clouds 38 Slopmg upward 39 Gwnbo 10 Propitiate DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- II IU1' Ll_ Is ' • ... > WriY HE 17117N T UNI7ERSTAND A60UT THE NEW RO:>F Here's how AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW to work it: One letter smtply stands for another In thts sample A IS used for the Lhree L's, X for the two O's e tc Smgle letters, apostrophes, lhe length and formatmn of the words are all hmts Each day the code letters are different CRYPTOQUOTE ~ow arrange the c trclcd letters In form the surprise an~wer, 89 sul(l(et~ted by the llbove cartoon :;:;"".~":..=:I-'-:I~T-:-:-W~A=-s~[~X~I;t~J HIS t I I I J : \ = ... ( lt.ilft ,.f'r-1 .. .. ~ ,, r Ill' ~ 10 9 Balcony 12 What ba b1es do 7 Biblical verb ending 8 Trun ship, tidy up (3 wds) group 21 Noble Italian family 22 Hankermg It s popular these days to go With older women Really, Helen , v.e don't pursue, v.e re the ones v.ho are bemg chased by fellows 15 to 20 ~ears yo un ger than we are -NOT DEPRIVED Jmo hlo. Man From Laram ie Guns of August ' 4 Yesterday's Answer moun tam lxrys However, many ask me for dates 3 30 4 00 - DOWN I Jeweler's weight 2 D1smay J Two Years - ' (3 wds) I High m 10 Biblical brother II Slice of veal craft 14 Clin g after divorces) I'm 45, have a 36-24-35 ftgure a nd do not chase $25 000 Pyram 1d 10 Newsmaker 74 Lr llas Yoga and You 33 7 30 - Jeopardy J Am mal World 10 Bob Goldsboro 13 Ca tc h 33 33 B 00 ~ Emergency 3 15 Chnstmas Carol 13 OSU Basketball 4 6 All 1n the Fam ily 8 0 8 30 - M.ovre The Pomt 13 Fnends and Lovers B 10 Mar shall Is 33 9 00 ~ Mov1e My Fa1r Lady' Part 1 J 15 Mary Tyler MooreS 10 DaVmc1 33 9 30 - Bob Newhart 8 10 Mo unta 1n Scene 33 10 00 Nak1a 6 13 Emergency 4 Carol Burnett 8 10 B1ography 33 10 30 - BarenboJm On Beethoven 33 1 I 00 ~ News 3 4 a 10 ABC News 6 13 Don Krrshner s Rock Concert 15 Janak • 33 11 30 - Movre Th e Addrng Mac h tne ' 3 Movt e No Man Is An Is land '4 Mov1e lnvas10n of the Vamp 1res '6 Mov1e The Lion 8.; Mov1e The Pnze' 10 News 13 12 IS - Mbv re Ta les of Terror 13 1 00 ~ Mov1e War Hunt 4 Sou l T ram 6 I 15 ~ Mov1e Bride of Frankenstein 13 1 30 ~ Mov1 e Salome 10 2 30 ~ Movre At Wa r Wrlh The Army 4 41 Belgian nver 13 Emergency words, I have much to be tha nkful for a nd my stuttermg JUSt poss1bly has helped me achieve many of my goals Those tuuversity courses changed my outlook on life 1 -DON DEAR HELEN That young man who said he was runnmg slowly from the ACROSS I Workbasket 5 Expel I \., ,.,. , r MESSY '11uu laJ) FANCY RARITY WEAPON II fwf 11 f/1, f11 /( f fum /11 /JH I. flflflll.., THE FARMERS AWAY - WHEN NFF FZ SRKE OHFOXH RCH NFSFCCF'Q-NMHBC KHWW BW OFBWFKHG JE RZCRBG MROOBR OMR~ NFS Q X OMHXOW Yesterday's Cryptoquole: THE HEART THAT LOVES ALWAYS YOUNG.-GREEK PROVERB (@ 1974 K1ng Fl:'aturu Syndicate, Inc- l DICK 1RACY LITTLE THAT GUIDES THE DOOR BELLi' MORE COPS? VEP ONL"' TWL!'NTY ~ILL!'$ OQ So MOIU: 'ttl Ti' 61G TOWtJ S.J\tJ[W SEE TH.J\T L.IGf'IT N Tfol Sti.V 'II' nu!Rf SKE IS C MON L[T., W.J\1,1'; ,. LIT'TL.L!' F'MTm- 4813 Nerther vulnerable " \\est 14 34 Pass North Dble 4t East 24 Pass Pass Pass South GASOLINE ALLEY Jt CAPTAIN EASY 5+ I st1ll dont Openrng- K• EITHER TH 5 STATUE OF UNCL.E" C'HICKA5AW G0E5 OR I TAKE A HAMMER TO IT! 00 I MAI<:E MYSElF CLEAR :rt see how Zeb'd By Oswald & James Jacoby The R m th e code word ARCH stands for R ev iew the b1ddmg Usually It IS the leas t Important of th e four code letters but there are times 1t becomes all Important South ruffs the second spade If he IS th e least bit careless he will wmd up losmg two c lub tncks He II co mplam about the bad luck that place d both the kmg and Jack m the West hand but to no ava1l A careful South Will Rev1ew the b1ddmg and mark Wes t w1 th the kmg of clubs and fmd a way to make the h'lnd even though West also hoi the Jack and one The r e will be a s iigiit element DUDLEY'S RIDENOUR SUPPLY conventions, and pubhc affaus, gtve oral reports and sometimes even talk to la rge groups on speech therapy by THOMAS JOSEPH tKQ101 32 ... Q 10 6 5 •• • SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY BEN FRANKLIN STORE served m the Army I V!lk to the public daily, take active part m ~M~taf SOUT H 4 10 II' 6 4 MARK V STORE POWELL'S SUPER VALU I'm sllll a stutterer, but m a sense, proud of 11 J have been a postmaster for 21 years, \\oOrked mabank before that, and also Dec 7 1974 You II play an acttve role lh•s year 1n a Si lu atron that con · cerns a large organ1zat on or group Pos•ttve benefits w111 come to you from this atf1lra lion +4 t 9> 4 K 19 BETSY ROSS BAKERY AGENT I am a 4:>-year-old man, having been a stutterer a ll my life I was never required to gtve an oral report m school At home, m} parents often talked for me when they saw I couldn't get It o ut Friends wouldn't ask me questions, out ~ of embarrassment Some people laughed at me as I s truggled It looked like .a d ull life ahead, but read on LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE NORTH 6 4 63 II'AK9 7 t A J 86 4 A 72 WEST Wl E~ST 4AKQI 2 .97 65 4 11' 653 II'QJI0 2 ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. P. J. After rec~dmg your cltllcle about stuttenng I wanted to tell stor y )OU nl) For Saturday Dec 7 1974 ARIES (March 2~Ap;-;tl91 In a s •tuat•on where you ve been a t o dd s wrt11 ano lhe r I s up to yo u to ta ke Ihe ml!rat rve to s et thrng s s lra gilt TAURUS (Aprol 20-May 20) Hel p tor a task H1a t laces you wrll be a va !ab le - you wont ha ve to tack le rt a lo ne Yo ur c o wo rk e r ha s some good rdeas too GEMINI (May 21·June 20) Sc he du le your da y so that your respons rb rlrt e s e1 re t ok en ca re of ea rl y La te a lterno on a nd e ve nmg oil e rs yo J a SOC 1a re pne ve CANCER (June 21 July 221 rl10ugh you may e ngage rn o.n out s rd e ac t vrty w th tr. ends chances are e very one w I wmd up at your ho us e \Ill the wee ho urs LEO (July 23-Aug 22) An rdea you ve not thoug ht a bout to r s ome t me wil l be re v ve d bec au se o f a c onvers atron wrlh one you enc o unl e r socrall y VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 221 Yo u re much more adept :=~ t ha ndl ng bustness or lmanc 1al s rtua t1o ns toda y than tomo r row Don I lei rmp o rt ant ma t te rs d an g le LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct 23) rhmg s s tart off a b I slow to da y By la re a lternoon the mo mentum prc ks up Your even 1g should be any thrng bul dull SCORPIO (Ocl 24 Nov 221 A mate rr a ltrans a ct ro n you II be •nvo lve d rn as bes t c onduc ted co nf ident ally with JU S! the 2 4 5 ~ New s13 INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE THE ATHErtS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. THE DAILY SENTINEL WIN AT BRIDGE •• Proud To Be SLuUerer At Symphony 33, Mov te 'Last Trarn ---- By Helen Bottel DEAR HE! EN 9 OO-Masterp1ece Theater 20 HEINERS BAKERY M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER Us. 7 00-News 10 , Wold Kon_lldon 13 the Sermonette RACINE FOOD MARKET Helen Help FRIDAY , DECEMBER 6, 1974 6 00-News 3,4 15 News B 10 Sesame Street 20 ABC News 6 13 Adlenan Counseling Techm --1 ues 3J 6 30-NBC New s 3,4 lS CBS News B 10 Bew1tched 6 Gomer Pyle 13 • MEIGS TIRE CENTER Log pnn c 1pars presen1 SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23Dec 21) The e arly part nl he d a y your o utl o ok rs a b rt s e rr ou s You wo n I be rn too pla yful a mood later rn the day you wrll be CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19) You re gomg lo learn of somethmg that was sa1d abour you beh1nd you r back You II be qwte flallered It was very c omplimentary AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 19) A plan you have rs ralhe r sou nd You re gorng lo l1gu re wa ys 10 Impro ve upon 11 a rded by a fr rend s s uggestrons PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) Yo u wtll s ee a s lhe day wew s o n !hat wha t you want 10 a c h1e ve w111 come easrer rl you re less Jorce fu l and more logrca l Us e your h&o:~ d PE' IZFECTLY MR GLUCk TWO IVIE CE.5 AND THREE' r.JEPHEW5 HAV'E ALREADY DECLIIJEC' HIE I ~HEFlJTANCE VOU RE THE FOURTH HE5 5EIVDIIV6 THE DELIVERY. MAN 6ACK TO PICK IT UP' t r--=:-- BoLAZES' I HOPE YOU RE NOT MAKh\1~ A MI5-TAK& ABOUT THI~' -RUN BYA HARMLESS LI'L WiDOW- of nsk m h1s play If someone 1s unkmd enough to trump the se cond heart lead the hand will to pull trumps before em· _:;:=:::;:::::,___:___JL__.....,,____:;::::,.._JL.=. ~barkmg on operation end play He starts by cashmg dum· WINNIE ' my s ace a nd kmg of hearts ruffs a hea rt , returns to dummy collapse But South cant afford with a trump THAT WAS ONE OF MY ruffs the last MAJO~ SUPPLIERS heart plays anothe r trump Lo ' dummy leads a low club and SEEM& ..JOHN plays his own 10 spot West wms wrth h1s JaCk but , , ,,,. ,..; -Is totally dead A s pade lead ~a llows a ruff and discard a :Flub lead 1s allowed to nde around to South s queen , INI'WSI'A l Ell ENr ~ll l'f!JS~ ASSN l MRTOLI MAY BE COPYI NG OUR&uMME12 liNE ALLEY OOP j::II?$T HE LUrlED AWAY THREE OF MY ~EST DE&IONERS NOW HE& ORC€RING "THE SAME AND PRINTS IM USING IN MY COLORS COLLECTION SOUNDS. 10 VIE. LIKE YOU RE GQNNA 13E RIP PED OFF MIS$ WINKLE I ~ \::e:t :;~~t",t? a The brddmg ha s been ~West • t.- Norttl East South Pass Pass I4 Dble 6 '~ You South hold ! A4 3 11' ,\QI086 t K I4 4 AQ3 ~ What do vou do no.,., ' • A- Double again You still wanl '10 compete and th1 s repeal double •s J or lakeoul u was your first BARNEY t:===:::::::::::::::::==:::::::::-l STOP WIGGLJN; TATER ---YE CAlli GO DOT AN ' PLAY IN TH ' VARD SOON AS I 'IE ALL BUNDLED ------,,.li ,..__, . , . G008£E GOOBLE GOO GOO Once there were two miCe who lived m a museum TODAy S QUESTION You do double .agatn and your ;arlner bids three clubs What do ~u do now '~ ,• 'r ' . .Before he knew It, he was lost "Help 1" he s houted to his fnend "Help me make Jt through the kmghtl" IS �• • 8- The Daily Sent mel , Middleport PomCJ O\, U ,)''rlrlay, lJec 6, 197-1 ) Sentinel Cla$sifieds Get Results! Notice 550 REWARD lor nlormat on lead.ng to the arrest and convlct•on of the person who p1 c:ked up the wh 1te co l he dog near Long Bottom Phone 98 5 3929 12 6 Jlp -----------REV I V AL starlmg D ec 10 at the Syracuse Apo s tol• c MISSIO n by Rev Char l e s Young from Hunt•ngton W Va Ever yo ne w e l come 12 /J Jtc of clo t hmg and m rsc Monday Tues and W ed 9 am to 3 p m Fourth Av e Reedsv•lle O h10 -------FREE pupptes to 1 2 6 41C shop Will be c losed Fr1day and Saturd a y for Chrtstma s House Bazaar on Saturday var.ous craft s baked good s candy c arry out lun ch 12 5 2tc - - ------------- SHOOTING MATCH Corn Hollow Gun Club turn ftr st nght after M il es Cemetery Rutland Factory chok e d guns only Sunday De c 8 I p m 12 5 31C PRIVATE meet1n9 room for any organlzatton phone 992 3975 3 II tfc -------------pa1d for all makes and CA~H models of mobile homes Phone area code 61.1 423 9531 413tfc: ---- - --- ------- : Lu furn tture rc e boxes brass beds or c omplete households Wr te M D M ller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh•o Ca ll 992 7760 10 7 74 JUNK autos complete and del•vered to our yard We pick up auto bodes and buy all ktnds Of scrap metals and •ron Rtder s Salvage St Rt 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh1o Ca ll 992 So468 10 17 tfc --------------- - ------------- Help Wanted NO DEER hunt1ng or trespassmg on our farms Just off New L•ma Road Alma Peterson and Sam Beller 12 4 3tc HOW TO EARN MONEY AT HOME MAILING COM MISSION C IRCULARS' EXCELLENT PROFIT POTENTIAL OFFER D-ETAILS 25c & STAMPED ADOR ESSED ENVELOPE ANN CLARK 1223LACLAIR PGH PA 15218 111026tp - ---- ----- ---- 'HAVE your deer t rophy mounted Al so other small antmals and btrds Phone Howard Btrchfteld R ulland 74 2 5932 12 3 tfc -PAR ------------TT IM E baby Sitter needed Phone 992 5142 12 1 c5tc - ----------- -Mobde Homes For Sale 1970VALIANT 6SX12 3bedrooni fully carpeted LP gas heat Phone 992 7751 8 25 tfc RADE IN l1ke new 1972 Freedom 12x~O 3 dr carpeted throughout 1 bedrooms many luxury te&tures save 35 pet of ortgmal Sl!lle pr1ce Buy w •th or without furn1ture Can be seen &t Kingsbury Home Sales Lot 1100 E M&tn St Pomeroy Oh io or cell 992 703.4 12 3 5tc -PUBLIC NOTICE- CON CERN A Pet1t1on for Annexat1on to the V •ll age of R:acme Me1gs County Oh •o of adlacent territory here1naf er descrtbed has been dul y flied w 1th the Board of County Com mfss 1oners of Me•gs County Ohio to wtt TRADE IN - 1972 Greenbr~er Sttuate tn the Townsh•P of 12x60 2 bedroom 3 dr deluxe Sutton County of Metgs State coach needs c lean up on of Ohio and commencmg at the mslde Save on thts one most southwesterly corner Of Fmanc:ing avadabte wtth tt'l& Village of RaCine Me1gs small down payment Can be County Oh•o bemg the pomt seen at Kingsbury Mob1le where the south l•ne of Sec:t10n Home Sa les at 1100 Mam St 16 •n tersects the low wa t er Pomeroy Oh10 or catt 992 mark of the Oh to R1ver (the 703<1 border of the Stat e of Oh•o> 12 3 5tc thence southeasterly along the ..-- - - - - - - -- - - - west line of 100 acre lots Nos 219 278 and 211 to the southwest Wanted To Rent corner of 100 acre lot No 277 thence east along the south l •ne HOUSE '" country Me1gs or of 100 acre lot No 277 to the Gal l Ia County S75 per month southeast corner of said 100 or less Have no cht ldren Call acre lot No 277 thence m a 245 5293 after 8 p m ~tra1ght ltne northeast to the 12 1 6tc pomt where the west nght of - - - - - - - - - - - - - way I me of Meigs County Road ------------- - be~~~n~"eghtlon Wi ll be heard at 1 00 P M on January 29th 1975 at the Common Pteas court Room at the Court House Pomeroy Ohio The PetitiOn Wtth a map of the territory to be annexed 1S on m, at the Office of the Audllor of Me1gs County Ohto where it may be VIewed by any mterested person JOHN T WOLFE Agent for the Petttloners (11 ) 29 (12) 6 13 20 4tc Auto Sales 1973 CHEVROLET ptckup truck for sate Phone John Rose 9.49 2822 12 5 6tc - - - - - - - -- - -- - - 1967 MUSTANG hardtop 289 aU1omatlc dual exhlllust Real good condition Phone 949 3151 before 5 p m or 949 3844 after 5 p m 12 5 3tc - - - - - - - - - -- - -- 1972 CUTLASS Supreme power st eertng power brakes A c 350 eng ine auto trans 30 000 miles excellent condtflon Call 992 5970 after 5 30 12 4 tp 4 - - - -- - - -- - - - - 1968 BUICK La Sabre perfect running condition Good t~res Best offer Call 667 3830 12 4 4tc - - - - - - -- - - - - - R t 1963 T Bl 0 mm 1u11 power and a•r am fm rad•o $400 Phone (304) 773 S625 Mason or 1 n~ulre at Vtsta Stat1on In M Mon 2 6 3tp 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - -19 74 3 SPEED •2 000 actual m 1tes 1972 Ford 3J" 4x4 $2 ooo Phone 992 3888 12 6 3tc - - - - -- - - - - -- 1971 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass Supreme 1 owner new set of radial tires 6 000 miles perfect condition Personally owned Arnold Grate Rutland See at Rutland Furntture Company Phone 742 4211 day night Call 742 5541 12 3 tfc For Rent TRAILER space Phone 361 7143 for rt!nl l1 26 12tp We talk to you ONE bedroom 992 3509 trailer Phone 12 6 6tc like a petson. WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL 11 26 tfc ------ -------------BEDROOM mobile home '1. Rac ine area In Phone 992 5658 11 29 tfc 3 BEDROOM house Phone 992 3975 or 992 2S71 123tfc: 6 ROOM nouse at 975 Maple St M tddleport 6 l'l'\n11t'1S lease reQuired Phone 992 26<12 ....._ 12 J 6tc ___________ __ 4 n 1ce l evel n ver dnlted o utbu ll dmg BR LOOK CARPENTER - 1 s tor y frame 1ust r enovat ed 2 ac res 1'12 bath s 4 B R d 1n1n g R 2 garag es ca n f1 nance part SB 000 00 Mt DOLE PORT d ose '" - 27 a c r es large barn w 1lh sil o m 1lk house eq u ipme nt shed ho m e h as 3 B R b ath basement TV r oom NG furnace c 1ty w at er JUST $30 000 00 PLAINS - MAN WE DO NEED HOUSE S TO SE LL - LET US KNOW WH AT YO U HAVE 992 2259 or 992 2568 Phone 949 5961 Emergency 992-3995 or 992 5700 JOHNSON'S REMODELING & CONST. TEAFORD On State Rt 124 lf:~ m1 from Route 7 Rutland by pass Ph 992 5682or992-7121 All Mechan1~al Work Open Mon AJummum s1dmg, roofmg complete restdentta I con strucfton Wtnng, plumbmg, e lec heating, kitchen cabmets ~tc 27 Yrs experrence m const trade Brokpr 1111 Mr' h,H \I r Str ~·~·t " 'lll lf •roy, Oh1o lSl69 ' • . TUPPERS PLAINS 3 Water, Electnc, Gas, Sewer Ltnes mstalled Work guaranteed Dozer, Backhoe, Trucks limestone & Ftll Otrt Commerctal Res1denttal Constructton & Remodel BAM 6PM D&D CONSTRUCTION furn 1Shed apt clos e to Powells Super Valu phone 992 3658 11 20 tfc 8-K EXCAVATING COMPANY ----------- GHEEN'S PAINTING 949-3295 Racine, 0. Interior & Exterior Work FREE ESTIMATE -------- --- - - - - --- ----- -- ---------- -------------- ------ --------- , AJEL OIL TWO G78 14 belted f •res both for 525 Phone 992 2759 12 6 3tc - ONEc:abbusmessforsale Very good busmess Very reasonable pr.ced Phone 99'2 7116 12 6 Jtp -------------CREMEANS Pnced For Qutck Sale -EXCEllENT ----- - ------efftctent LUNC.ktf~- de l lvered Monday through Saturday and eventngs Phone 446 1142 6 13 tfc ~POMEROY LANDMARK! Jack W Carsey Mgr Phone 992 2181 ' econom i cal Blue Lustre carpet c leaner Rent el ectrtc shampooe r Sl Baker Fur ntture Company 12 6 Jtc Real ----------SPINET CONSOLE PIANO FIVE For Estate Complete Servtce Phone 949 3821 or 9A9 3161 Ractne , Ohto Crltt Bradford s1 Sale - - -- - . . _ - a o v • •• • - ---- -------- - - ------------- ---------- -- -- ---- - --------- -------------NEW ltvtng room suites 20 pet AUCTION $500 down 570 per month Phone 992 3975 or 992 2571 12 3 tfc SUNDAY, DEC. 8 AT 12 NOON --- - - ----- - - -1974 ------------ZIG ZAG SEWING -WALNUT -----------stereo radio am fm 8 track tape combination Balance s 110 69 or terms Call 992 3965 12Jtfc -~ ----- ----- -- VACUUM Cleaners Brand new tank type models wtth 5 at tach men's Only S24 50 cash or terms available New Upr1ght models S29 90 cash or terms available Trade tns accepted Phone 992 77S5 12 3 ftc -------- ----CHRISTMAS trees for sale 6 mtles north of Pomeroy on Old R t 33 Buy tree now or reserve Cut fresh when des~red Opha Offult Phone 992 3296 12 3 6tp --~------- --- - At Bill Goodwin Farm Strout Realty 50 A - Tel. 669-4564 7 MI. From Albany Alfred area older af house, some timber, lots potential, $17,500 00 NEW- All elec, carpeted, 3 BR , air 517,500 00 Soiling from storage bulldong bell pulleys, bells, electric conditioning, motors, chain saws, table saws, hand saws, wire cable, hand tools, grease guns, jacks, nails bolts, auto and truck tires toys and many miscellaneous articles A. FARM - Several outbuildings, large home, elec heal, 6 ponds Owner will take land contract 160 RUTLAND - 3 bedrooms, full basement all electric, " < 1971 CHEVROLET2 TON Phone 667·3858 OPENWED THRU SUN PM " has the BEST selection of good used furniture ever! unt11 Chr1stmas to reduce our stock Come and look! _/_- - -L_._ - ~ 1t all th1ngs we remember rea l ly 1ust a way to confuse because we ve lost s1 ght of God He had planned for us l ook at everyone With open m lnd And a heart filled w 1th love and tru s t NOW 6995 one seems to have an an swer To all our problems and why But maybe there s someone who cares From H 1s watchfu l post m the sky we all stand strong our beloved country our land For true life ltberty and 1ust1c e Which have always been o ur stand r-----sPECIALI!-~---, ALL 2 Pc L•vmg Room Sutte, FOR 2 Brg Lamps, 3 Tables our children lookmg to us To see what their future wtll be 1t not be stnte and trouble But lhe home of the bra ve and free New Mediterranean Set of Tables ~-----------199 95 119 95 .. Component Oulfol~----'--------18 00 Solid Maple Round Lamp Table'~------- 39 95 49 95 need to Sell fortable RCA Tope Player, uses battery, ti,Prl~ c1garette hghter powered, used only 4 t1mes 79 b May tag erver, like new ~~-~~--~~~-115 00 Hoover Green Portable Washer and Dryer 119 95 LARRY'S MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. ..••• Featuring Kirkwood "" ~ r---EXTRA SPECIALSI----, 1-11 Olds Cut Supreme, vinyl top, air, radial tires, low m1leage 1-Bell & Howell Movoo C.mero I-Smail Mare, gentle riding horse formation Every item priced to sell C.ll for on • ~ ~ "' ~ ~ " •" • .... .." Cameron 12' & 14' Wide Up To70' Long 24 • Wtde Secttonal Homes up to 65' Long SERVICE AFTER SALE ~ " ,. ""! • ANTIQUES ~ :l, .••. Churn, butter mold, mirrors scales, pu;ture frames, boHies alcohol heater wood planes, horse collars, har ness, stlllards locmottve headlight blow torch, wash board, milk cans, 2 wooden beds .. ,," · .,.. L :.J - - - - ' - '- - - ......_ _ _ ._ - M Dill Laurel Cliff News Notes Sabbath School attendance on Dec 1 at the Free MelhodJSt Church was 74 ChOir members present were 13 Moss Barbara Klem spent Thanks giVIng and weekend wtth her parents, Mr and Mrs Chff Klem Barbara Is a n n "~l - true? rrn•ir]~:/;~~n~l~r,'~ge~ Branch Manager - I our homes and even ou r Churches on d1fferent v tews - CONTACT Loos Pauley, - they would find a better life ·· many things have changed In such a few short years folks are qu1te angry Whtle others have settled for t ears 1 Used Small Freezer - L--~--"-----.:....:.------ fu l ly equtpped P S P B P S P B vmy l r oo f SALE Many Prices Reduced I ------------------------7 4 Cadillac Eldorado Cpe., power, a1r....... 18500 74 Cadillac Cpe. DeVIlle, full power, an.....'7500 74 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, full power, air .....'7500 74 Olds 98 1 4 sp 71 TOYOTA 4 CYL 4 SP. ............... J795 70 VOLKSWAGEN .. .. •.. .. ...... .... .. . 1995 2 Or a ut o snow ttr es 69 FORD 4 DR WAGON ................ 1695 68 CHRYSLER 4 DR .................... 1495 .----TRUCKS----. 72 CHEVY C101h TON. ..........~1695 V 8 stand trans 6 1 ft bed 12 L Sedan, power, air............ '6200 V 8 a uto P S 73 Olds 98 LS Sedan, full power, air....... 14595 Winter Hours: 9 a.m. to6p m ~on. Thru Sat Cl "'\ED SUNDAY F>o •• ~92-7777 POMEROY, 0. student at Grayson , Ky There were 140 persons attended the Me1gs County Holmess Rally wh1ch was held at the local church Mr and Mrs Roy Howell and Mr and Mrs Larry Walker of Ind1ana spent Thanksgtvmg at their home here Paul Archer , Columbus, spenl Saturday w1th h1s mother, Mrs Georgia Diehl Mrs Mabel Tracy returned home Saturday from St Joseph Hospital, Parkersburg Mr and Mrs Joseph H1gglnbotha:n, Columbus, and Mr and Mrs Terrv Whitaker, Newark, VISi ted over Thanksg1vmg w1th Rev Floyd Mrs J ohn Reuter Akron and Mrs Kath) Fre1tag , Canton, were recent \itsttors of Miss Lucille Sm1th Mr an d Mr s Kenne th Hartun g an d daughte r s Cw c mnat1 were ""' eeke nd gues to of Mr a nd Mrs Tom NICe Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr we re Sunday supper gues ts of Mr and Mrs Blythe The1ss Dorcas Thanks g ivin g v.eekend gue sts of Mrs Thomas Weber were Mr and Mrs Raymond Wilson, Robert Wilson Dawn and Bre t all of :loches ter , N y Mr and Mrs Dale J ohnson Columbus we re recen t visitors of Mrs Le tha Wood Mrs Opal E1chmger , Don and Laura Jean and Mabel Van Me ter spent Thanksgtvmg wtlh Mr and 1\11 s Charles El c hm ge r and dau ghter Columbus Mr and Mr s George Genheuner and Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr v1s1 ted recently wtth Mr and Mrs Norman Rose Bidwell Thanksg1vmg dmner gues ts of Mr and Mrs R1chard Gaul and s ons were. Mr and Mrs Jom Ours , Mr and Mrs John Wickham and Mrs Eldon Gaul Denms Etchmger student at Ohoo State spent the weekend with Mrs Opal E1chmger Don and Laura Jean Weekend gues to of Mrs Cleo Smith were Mr and Mrs Shook and Mrs Shook who IS a pattent at Holzer Merh cal Cen ter The Chnstmas potluc k dmner woll be Dec 14 at the Rock Spnngs Grange Hall Mr Herman Kaspar Dayton called on Mr and Mrs Roy SmJ'.h and Bertha Parker recently Vern Mory of Columbus, who IS employed at T1mpkm In Columbus IS spendmg seven weeks vacation wtth h1s wtfe and son, John Mr and Mrs Vern Story had as Thanks giVIng Day guesto, Mr and Mrs W1lham Perry of Athens , Davtd Schaefer Colwnbus and a fnend Heather Caldwell Ma nsfield and Mr and Mrs Norman Schaefer, local The him , The Th1ef m the Night • was shown Saturday evemng at the church and v.as very well attended 1975 LTD 4 Dr. Sedan 1975 Elite 2 Dr. Hard Top 1975 Gran Torino 4 Dr. 73 Dodge Pol. Cus. 4 Dr. HT., pow., a1r ... 12895 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto........... 11695 70 Olds 98 Hot Sed., power, a1r ........... 11495 69 Bmck RIVena, power, air .................'1195 1975 Mustang II 2 Dr. TWO DOOR$3698 1975 Maverick 4 Dr. TWO DOOR$3025 3061.00 1975 Pinto 2 Dr. $2769 1975 Granada 4 Dr. 13756.00 1 69 Ford LTD HT. Cpe., V roof, a1r ........... '995 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T., v-roof, a1r .... '595 lon g w de bed 68 Pontiac Bonneville H.T. Sedar, power, air'595 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVIlle, power, alr...... . 11095 68 Chev. BA 4 Dr., V-8, auto., P.S ........... '995 6!1 Buick Skylark 2 Dr, H.T., auto., P.S....... '695 Twelve Pickups Offered At WIN Prices On LTO, Ellie & Gran Tormo, V 8 eng me, powe• sleermg , power brakes, solid slate Jgn1hon, steel belled t~res are standard Other models ar e equ 1pped much betti!r than compet111on , for m stance Pmto has 4 sp. trans, std freight, and opttona 1 equipment must be added 67 Cadillac H.T. Sedan, full power, au........1995 66 Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr., V8, auto, P.S ......... '495 Chester, 0 , 7 Inventory Reduction Sale. All new and used cars and trucks offered h1ghest va lue and lowest pnces and highest trade m anywhere! YOU WIN! Cadillac Sed DeVIlle, v-rooft pow., air.... 13995 69 Chev. Mal. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., P.S .......... '995 71 CHEV. CUSTOM ................ 11895 News Notes Red White and Blue Reahsttc 40 W AM FM Stereo P B Otester t be happentng Electrophonte 100 w AM FM Stereo Component Outftt hke new ~~~~-~~~~-~~- 99 95 P S a 1r Located on St Rt if they cou ld come It wou ld be a country with trouble and stnfe May.~ same are wondenng How can th1s 49 95 H T 4 Dr 985 4100 are those who ve turned qu1te greedy Takmg much more than their share few who JUSt scoff at 1t all You can tell they don I much care Patchwork Rocker, maple trlnL~~-~-" 00 72 BUICK LeSABRE.. ............... , 12195 THE FREE AND BRAVE JUSt a phase "'"' ""grown too b1g for our land 1ust a few W<mtrng to rule w tth an tron hand All furniture woll be sold at LOWEST possible prices now 14'1 95 PB RIGGS USED CARS heard of th 1s great land safe and secure .sw·.~rol) to our shores could no longer endure 188 00 a r 'P S The Poet's Corner has happened to thrs great Country Home of the free and the brave land where all dreams com e true For those who came over the waves Tuppers Plams, OhiO E A LIVIRQ Room HT .t Or See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel Kuhl's Bargain Center , At Caution L1ght, Rt 711 4 Cushton 3 Pc 72 PONTIAC GRANDVILLE ........... 12295 Good Selection Cheaper Cars selection of used furntture Come out and see for vourself at Buy! .• P B 65 CHEV. VAN .....~~~:.~~~....... ..1395 Maytag Kenmore & Speed ' I S3495 Cab & Chass ts - 102 Cab t o a xl e 350 V a eng ne 15 000 lb 2speedrearax l e good825x 20 t tre s cJean&so l •d cab ~- 307 Sprtng Avenue Pomeroy 992-2298 $895 Spt Cpe, red f tmsh blk vmy l to p spotless tnfenar goad fires radta a utomat1c tran s V 8 pow er steertng H 518,500 00 $1295 Queen wnnger washers .liOitd State Stereo COmponent 2 Pomeroy Motor Co. oo, 55 00 P S o rr 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., v-roof, a1r .............. s3495 72 Olds Toronado Cpe., V-roof, pow., a1r .... 13295 72 Chev. Imp Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S .......... 12495 72 Pontiac Cat HT Cpe., power, a1r ....... 12695 & $125 1 stainless steel 2 pc but It In refngerator & separate freezer automat1c: washers S45 00, e l ectric or gas dryers S35 00 over hauled 239 95 1 Dr H T 4 c yl Uprrghl deep freezes $85 00 79 95 72 PLYMOUTH FURY 111 .............. 1895 1 73 Olds Cut Sup. HT Cpe., power, air .......13295 1968 CHEVROLET IMPALA $49 95 Also budget prrced quality new furniture and a large USED CARS P B 71 PINTO RUNABOUT................. ~ll95 Pomeroy, 0 Local 1 owner good w w fires deluxe nt tnm wh eel covers radto 6 cyl real economy w1th std trans blue fin ntce 535 oo up 299 95 4 Doo r Sedan a w P S Ph 992 2174 1970 FORD MAVERICK for Christmas) Remember Kuhl's always has a good select1on of clean used epphances wtth money back 30 day guarantee Ref $25 00 up Electrtc or Gas Range 23" Color TV map I 72 MERCURY MONTEG0 .............11795 4 dr sedan a1 r I S49 95 set (SIO 00 woll hold 10 Sets of Lamps, per set atr 72 FORD GAL!XIE .................... ..S1695 :Jo - --- - - -------- P- 8 P S Smith Nelson Motors Inc. uC: ---- ---------- Seda n 72 FORD LTD 4 DR SEDAN .......... 1895 A1r P S P a 500 E Mam "Ktdd•e Ltving Room" 1n velvet rockmg love seat & matchmg platform rocker, Early Amencan Style WAS New 3 pc Maple Lovong Room Table·~--149 9S Only 1 set loft 4 Dr 4 Dr Seda n a •r 1ust keep askmg of others ___ ___________ 73 FORD GRAN TORIN0 ............. ~2495 pw r DealershiP Now Open Weekdays T1tl 6 00 P m ------- ----- -- 11 ar seat r ad1o -------------- MACHINES left tn layawa y All built In to buttonhole do stretch sewmg and fancy St•tc:hlng Pay just S48 75 cash or terms available Trade ms accepted Phone 992 7755 12 3 tfc and au t o tran s 5 I EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work sept1c: tanks •nstalled dump truc+;s and stove 1 yr old Phone payment Take over and to boys for h •re Will haul 992 7288 payments Pnone 992 7116 fill d1rt top sod l 1m es tone & 12 4 4tc 12 6 3tp graver Call Bob or Rogerl --- - - -~ ---- ~-FLANNEL, Sl 89 yd Ztppers 3 ROOM tra il er carpeted new Jeffers day phone 992 7089 1 11ght phone 99:2 3525 or 992 ' 15c ea 2 for 25c 10 for S1 00 furntShlngs good condlf ton 5232 polyester S2 98 yd cotton 69c: Phone 992 2358 10 a m t 111 A __._ pm 2 11 ttci yd and up Patterns 35c: Novelty Fabr •c & Crafts 12 6 3tp Belpre Sunday 1 to 6 p m Weekdays 9 to 9 p m RACINE - 5 room house With 12 5 6tc bath uttl!ty room and en closed sun porch Ca ll 949 4141 GAS clothes dryer two gas or 992 7288 floor furnaces with controls Maytag wringer wasner Phone 995 l523 12 4 4tp 7 ROOM house bath garage full blllsement large garden, newly remodeled In Racine 290 JOHN Deere corn planter Call ?49 2836 after 7 p m w i th herbsclde attachments 12 3 12tc and rubber press wheels 15 rolls of new 4 ft fteld fence bi level home 3 No 46 International hay NEW bedrooms budt In kttchen baler 3 bottom lnternattona l basement w1th one car plow 14 hydraulic on rubber garage Phone 742 3615 or see with double act1on cylmder M11o Hutchison and 10 ft hose No 64 In 11 1 tfc ternattonal combine Phone 843 2664 after 6 p m 12 4 6tc BU ILD ING lots for Sa le for restdent•al homes only 1 acre - -~---- - --- -- APPLES Courtland Jonathan and larger at Rock Spnngs Phone 992 2789 Rome Beauty Wlneslllp red del•c•ous S2 9S bu and up 12 I 6tp brtng containers M1dway - ------~ ---- -Market W Main Pomeroy Phone 992 2582 12 • 3tc )OU've got the bucks- we'1re 72 FORD TORINO ...................... 11695 1969 Buick Electra 225 P p B OF QUALITY - -------------- LIB GET 4 Dr sedan 2 SIGNS -------------- 1 72 MERCURY MARQUIS. ............. ~2695 • yard Phone R •ch ard West 843 2667 11 13 26tp 10 tfc ----------BEDROOM house for sale wmo ow s seats $2395 $2895 $2395 $2795 • ------------CA ~ ~ 1 1 25 per ------------- --- -----------HARVEST gold refr 1g 1datre 3 BEDROOM tra 11er down off fit Christmes See us before you buy a lrvtng room su 1te You II be glad you d1d Jacks Furniture & Upt'lolstery Suppttes 236 E Matn St , Pomeroy Oh10 Phone 992 3903 12 4 7tc p B a1r pwr vonyl lop AN'I-.,Vl, "• - C- --- --- - - ----.. Bt<ADFOKu AUCttoneer ROOM one floor home redecorated rnSide and out Small concrete parkmg area •n front n1ce back yard utt11ty building new luxatre furnace system 205 Sprtng Ave Pomeroy Prtced reasonably Phone 992 5292 12 5 tfc Wanted Responstble party to purchase sptnet ptano on low monthly payments Can be seen locllllly Wrtte Representat1ve Ken Bayless "P 0 Sox 276 ShelbYVIlle lndtana 46176 12 6 2tp ------ EXCELSIOR Salt Works E: Mam St Pomeroy All k tnds of salt water pellets water nuggets b lock salt and own Oh10 River Salt Phone 992 3891 6 5 tfc HEATERS ---- - - - --- - - - •• • -------------- - - - - -------- --- 971 Ford Thunderbird • • SEPTIC TANK S clean e d Modern Santtat,on 992 395A or • c 992 73~9 • 9 18 tfc .-. - V H r adiO cust trans • •' F1re Extinguishers, Home F1re Alarms, Tesftng & Refilling Phone 742 4673 or 742 5595 Btll Brown, Owner Rutland, Ohto - - ------------ ----------- Ford Gran Torino Ptck up datly 1n Pomeroy & RACINE GARAGE - ------------- p B auto trans a 1r cond v1 ny l AMFM '• Sales & Serv1ce From a shelf to a house Pa•ntmg , s1dmg , rooftng , paper hangrng k1tchen cabtnets etc Dodge Charger S/E • Brown's Fire & Safety Equipment All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING Plymouth Fu!Y I p S P B auto tran s r a d to c loth •• •• Protect Your Home Or Busmess 949 3832 or 843 2667 bedroom ho me bath ga s Mrddleporl All work F IF! EWOOD any l ength Call furnace bree zeway garage guaranteed Phone 949 3611 992 5422 or 992 331 2 and ex t ra large to t $16 000 00 11 lO 26tp RACINE - 10 room ho m e 4 1957 - cHEV Y - p~ fS --N-EW bedrooms bath , c a rpetmg -777 Pearl Street steam heat large lot and 2 car Lakewood tract •on bars h FURNI SHED apt Adults only Middleport, Oh1o tacker atr shoc ks hooker garage SIS 000 00 Mtddleport Phone 992 3874 Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 5th Sl Racme, 0 CARPETED 3 bedrooms headers w1th 3 collector s tor 1114tfC small block Call 992 3496 large closets gas F A furnace after 6 p m BE ST OFFER UNFURNISHED house 4 porches, basement and fenc ed H OME IMP RO VEMEN TS 10 17 ttc yard $17 500 00 rooms and bath 1650 Ltncoln An yt hmg you w ant or need t o He1ghl s Phone 992 387 4 HOME AND INCOME 8, m pr ove your hom e f r om 1114tfc REG Angu s calves 4 he,fer s 2 baths 5 re pla ce m ent Window s k t an d 1 bull S1 200 Bill Wtll e room house c hen a nd b athroo m Rt 3 Pom eroy Ohro or p hon e bedrooms and a 4 room ef F URNI SHED apa rt ment rem o de lm g ga rage d o or f1ctency with bath All f or 99 2 2789 utll•ltes furn shed su•tabl e - op er ato r s o r ad d.ng on a 12 1 6fp SIB 000 00 tor two work •ng m en or r oom Call F r ed B Goeg l e n BUILDING LOT Wate r r et•red coupl~ Ln11ng room f or fr ee es t 1m at es or s top by k. ttchen shower and bath On SINGER sew ng ma ch1 ne l tke etectnc and telephone serv 1ce ou r mod el home on Wrtg h t St n ew 1973 m od el •n n tce Several locattons SlSOO 00 up marn t'1 1gt'lway Ma son w Va •n Po m eroy Ca l l 992 5976 wal n ut c abtnet Ma kes des•gn Phone 773 5 147 YOUR DOLLARS IN REAL 12 6 lt c s t tches zt g zag s but 10 27 tfc ESTATE ARE A SOUND tonholes bltnd hems etc INVESTMENT FOR YOUR ::. E:vn , ~,., V.A CHINE S Rt:pa lr Onl y S8 4 Call Raven swood FURNISHED apt 3 rooms and FUTURE 27 3 952 1 or afl er 5 p m 273 se rv1 ce all ma k es 992 2284 bath tefeal for work ng 9893 The Fabr 1c Shop Pom er oy couple Phone 992 2937 Author.zed S nger Sales and 12 1 tfc Ofltc' 'l'lf ! :.·~ 12 2 6fp Serv ce We sharpen SCisso r s HflfNl T EA r Of-.:'0 3 29 tfc GROCERY bus1ness for sate Fully Insured 'I 'i,! ? ]1 ~ Build ng for sa fe or lea se For Sale DOZE R work land clear ng by Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m C.'-Jf<'L)O N B HAFOIHl the acr e hour l y or c ontra <: t to •0 p m for appo ntment 'N! 1(,1') Impr ove me nt and APPLE S Frtzpafnck Orchard f ar m pond s roads etc L a rg e H OME 3 20 He r,~'JOC IArE <; Rep a r ServiCe Anything State Route 689 Phone do ze r and operator wtth over fr xe d around th e home from Wilkesville 669 3785 20 years expenen c e Pu ll ns S EWING~chtnes brand new roo f to ba sement You II like 11 21 26tc Exc avattn g Pom er oy Oh •o z,g Zag •n n tce walnu t table our work and r ate s Phone P hone 99 2 '2.478 In or1g mal cartons Never Busmess Serv1ces 742 5081 HAMPSHIRE pgs Corn fat 12 19 tf c used C l earance o n 7<1 12 4 l'2tp tened we gh be t ween 200 250 Models (Only a few GEO GORDON Carp ent ry an d ----------4--pounds Phone 37e 6 152 r e mo d elm g Fl o o r to avatlable > S43 40 cas h or REA DY MIX C O N C RETE 12 3 Stc Ce ltn g Ph on e 992 50 60 terms available Phone 992 d eli ve red r.gh t t o y o ur CUT THE F UEL BI LL S DOWN 7755 M d d l epor t Oh o H A VE YOUR HOME JN p ro1ec t Fast and eas y F r ee 12 35tp 1974 KAWASAK 1 125 cc With soc 10 IS lfc SU L A TED FREE e st mate s Ph o ne 99 2 3284 speed transmtss ton 21 •n c h G oeglem Ready M 1x Co E STIMATE S CA LL 992 3993 front end knobby t~res on SEPfiC TAN KS c l ea n e d Mtddleport Ohto 12 5 6t c front and rear On l y 1200 reasonable rates Ph 446 6 30 tfc SIEGLER and miles Excellent cond 1t1on 4792 Ga l ltpolts John R usse ll - -Phone 9.:19 3151 before 5 p m owner and operator MONOGRAM or 949 384A after 5 p m 5 12 ftc 12 5 Jfc 4 RM Car From Smith Nelson • Next to H1ghway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 Sat COMPLETE RADIATOR SERVICE & REPAIR ' All Small Appliances Lawn Mowers towards PHONE Phone (304) 773-5503 STEREO rad io comb.nat 1on 8 Renovated 2 tra c k tape am fm r adto A bedroom bath n at g as s peaker sound sy st em Balanc e S106 84 or t er ms Call furnace and basement Onl y $8500 00 99 2 3965 --- ----------- Complete plumbmg & heatmg serv1ce Free Estimates .- BOWERS REPAIR s,1 9 H i r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , r•••j;::=======~===r••• Great Buys On A Gre.:1t • ' ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE Vtrq1l B T(•,l i Ot d i.,r ------- 11 26 lfc HElL RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING I stor y ran ch 2 BR bath dmmg R HW fl oor s 1 l evel a c re ba se m e nt AS KIN G ON LY $ 13 500 00 SEWIN G Machmes br and new Z1g Zag m n 1ce waln ut table In ortg nal ca rton s Never used Clear an ce on 74 model s (Only a lew avatlabl eJ $43 40 c a sh or terms availab le Phon e 992 775 5 11 26 t f c COUNTRY Mobil~ Home Park Rt 33 ten mdes north of Pomeroy Large lots w1th concrete patios sidewalks 1 unners and off street park ing Also spaces for small tra il ers Phone 992 7479 7 21 tfc 11 24 26fp PORTLAND lots c l ose to th e well g ar ag e & ho use has 4 JU ST $4 700 00 TUPPERS E LECT RO LUX Va cu u m Clean er compl et e wt t h a t l a ch ment s cor dw nder and pa mt spray Used but 1n I ke Pay 534 45 n ew c ond t •on ca sh or budget pl an ava ilab l e Phon e 992 775 5 TRAILER spa ce 2m 1es from P om e roy R t 143 Phone 992 5858 10 27 tfc $1 5 a uto 7t ~ 1953 30 FE R G U SON IJ OOd c on d t on s 1 ~ 5 0 Phone 985 3594 12 1 7t p .---------------- --- ----------- $ 10 F OR IUnk CllrS de l•vere d $7 tun k ed bOdtes Phone 949 4484 Remember Chrt s tmas rs tam ing We have many new products tho&t w• ll make n1ce gtftS Pt'lone BROWN S 992 5113 11 J tfc No 28 ontersects tho south roght 17 1 C A SHSS$SSSS FOR JUNK - - ~-------- -- ~CARS Comp FRYE S TRAI L ER 2 bedro om Br own s TRUCK and AUTO PART S Trailer Park Phon e 992 332 4 Rut land phone 742 6094 11 8 tf c 11 26 26t c -------------r<OSCOT KOSMETICS of Way llne of what IS known as the Ye11ow Bush Road wh1ch polnt rs In 72 acre lot No 834 then ce In a northerly d1rect1on following the west r1ght of way line .of Meigs County Road No 28 to Its tntersect•on wtlh sou th l"'lght of way line of State Route No 124 thence easterly along the south r•oht of way lme of State Route No 124 to a pomt that ts dtrectly south of a project.on of a west rrgM of way ltne of what •S known as the Salser road thence north along the west right of way I me of th e Salser road to the forks of the road in Sectton No 10 thence north to the north line of said sect1Dn No 10 thence west along the north l1ne of Sect1on No 10 Sect 10n 16 and 100 acre lot No 280 to the northwest corner of sa1d 100 acre lot No 280 tnence southeasterly along the west ltne of sa •d 100 acre lot No 280 (WhiCh 1S a low water m.rk Of 'h e Oh ,0 River on the ) Ohio Sfde) to the corporate limitS. of the VtlltJge of Racme Melgs County Ohio thence foltowmg northerly easterly southedy and westerly the corpof"ate ltmtts of the Village of ~ac•ne to the place of Dee re Doze r 6 II h y d ra ul c blad e g ood c on dtlt o n $ 5 500 Phone 985 3594 JS O JO HN BEDROOM m ob le home c lose m county loca llon Call 992 7649 afler 4 p m 12 4 6t c LO ST - Black cowh de bil l fOld If found p lease return to T tm T aylor 832 E M a m St Pom e r o y Phon e 992 2879 Reward offe r e d 12 4 6tc WantRr1 To Buy Dec 7 Reserved seats avat1abte Mason Auct.on Horton St Mason W Va <Phone (304) 773 5421 or' 773 5471 12 4 3t c MAY FU RNI SHED a p ar tme nt 4 roo ms an d bath Pl ease call aff er 3 p m 99 2 5908 12 4 6t c J AND 4 ROOM turn1Sh ed an d unfurntshed apartments Phone 992 54 3A 4 12 tf c F REE to a g ood home Cocker Span tel pups Phone 992 3157 12 5 31p -------------CHRISTMAS Sale 6pm Sat IT 12 1 ttc -------~ NEW l1vmg room suttes Ear l y Amer• c an Modern and Tradltton A l so many other household tlems upholstery suppltes and foam for cushtons All upholstery supplies and foam 10 percent off til Chr tstmas Jacks Furniture and Upholstery SupplieS 236 E Main St Pomeroy Oh10 Phone 992 3903 1247tc WHOM f r onl end load er to f t Fo r d or r cr g uson tr actor sns J p t h ttch mow er Sl 25 Ptlon e 995 J S9J 12 I lfp NEW REAlTV POWROY~ O 275 G ALLO N lu el ot l lai'"Jk w lh r ack Phone 99:? 3324 ~ 1 2 J 6t c p m ONE male beag l e pup lost •n Sugar Run area Reward Phone 991 2413 11 4 Jtp Pets For Sale GUN SHOOT M1le H II Road Sunday Dec 8 1 p m Assorted meats. tactorv choked guns only Sponsored by Ra c me F1r e De-pi 12 5 3tc TO A R EVI V A L Wtll beg1n D ec 1 throu g h Dec 7 at the Churc h 608 E I MAIN. WALNUT st er eo radtO am fm 8 tra c k tap e c om bm at on B alan ce Sl 07 4S or t erm s Call 992 396" II 19 H e 1? 5 tt c Business Services LAND' For Sale B E D R OO M d ou bl e w d e m ob il e h om r> rn Syr a cuse Oc pos I r eq ur re d N o ch l d ren or pe ts Ci! ll 992 2441 a lter 6 1 lost -------------HUMANE SOC I ETY Thrift ABSOLUTELY no hunhng trapp1ng or trespassmg day or night wrthout permtss on by owner on our farm Cart and Wanda Ftndltng Rt 1 Reedsv111e Oh10 12 3 6tp P m 2 Qtve aw a y wtll hold tor Chrtstma s Call 992 7055 after 6 p m 12 6 3tc Rent 2 B E D R OO M trail er at cor n l r of ~roildway an d Elm M1dcl le p or t No p et s or c htldr cn Ca ll 99 2 2580 after 6 A UCTION Thur s dav ann Saturday n1ghl 7 p m at Ma sdn Auct •on Horton St n Ma son W va Cons1gnments welcome Phone (3 0·0 773 5471 10 3 lf c of G od Che s ter Oh•o Evang e 11st wr ll be Rev Joe Beasley from Alexandrta Va Servt c es w I I begtn each eventng 7 JO p rt1 and spec tal s ng •ng each ev en ng Everyon e we lc ome Pastor R e v Dan L Ay er s 112611tc -------------4 F AMILY Yard Sale lot s I For Notice Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o , Fnday, Dec I a r ry DeTr a ) I a n and Romelle, Port Angles, Wash , a nd Bill Wes tbay Spokane Wa sh Gues ls for Thanksg1vmg and the v. eeke nd of Mr and Mrs Hov.ard Kmght were Mtss Janet Kmght, Columbus Mr and Mrs VIctOr Will Cana l Wmc h este r Mr and Mr s Ralph Kmght and daugh ter Roc hes ter N y and M1 and Mrs Charles Kmgh t local Mr an d Mrs Ar thur 01 r Mrs Martha Lee a nd children and Mr and Mr s Grueser spent ThanksgiVIng "'lh Dr and Mrs Roger Grueser a nd children, Logan J ommg them for dmner were Mr .and Mt s Ed Neuman and children and Mrs Newnan Gahon Bolly Robert Allen graduate student at Leh1 gh Umvers1ty Bethlehem Pa , returned there Tuesday after spendong a few day s wi th Mr and Mrs Clayton Allen fhe name of Mrs Wa lter Hoffm an was umn tentwnally omolled fr om the l1s t of th ose a t te ndmg lhe funeral of Mrs Mary Emley m Be llefontame Thanksg1vmg dmner guests of Mr and Mrs Jame s Ridenour and sons were Mr and Mrs J ohn Hayes, Mr and Mrs John Ridenour and Jason and Mrs Barbara Sargent Mr and Mrs John Wickham JOined them for supper Dale Follrod South Bloomfield and J M Gaul called on Mr and Mrs J ohn Wickham and also on Mrs Cleo Smtth Monday evemng Mr and Mrs Robert Berry Belpre, called on Mr and Mrs Clayton Allen Sunday af- ternoon Mrs Audrey Rowan , Belpre, called on Denzel Cleland Sunday afternoon Karr & Van Zandt " You' ll Lrke Our QualJ!y Way of Domg Busmess ' and children Mrs J1m C on~ Tbc Alm amu.: nolly Broan and Shelly Mr By United Press lnternatwnul 9<2 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Roger Manuel and Angte spent Toda y IS Froday Dec G tile Open Evenmgs Unhl6 0()-Ttl 5 p m Sat ThanksgiVIn g Day w1th Mr 340th day of 1974 woth 25 In and Mr s Don R1ffle and follow h1ldre n at I ucasv11Je The rn our1 IS Ill Jl., last B1tce Hat t of Ra cmc 1s quarter VI SIUng his g randparents Mr 1 he mor nmg s ta rs .trc and Mr s Gerald Ha ym an Me rcury, Mars an d Sd lw n "h1le htssts ter , Be th Ann Ha rt The evemng stars a re Vcnu By Mrs Herbert Roush wtth Mr and Mrs George ts a patient at Holzer Medt cal a nd Jup1 ter Mr and Mrs Clay ton Donohew at ClrclevtJle They Center Those bor n on lht s date ~ ~ " Rollin s Mt s Joann Kurtz and we re JOined there by Mr and Bruce Hart of Colwnbus and under the s1gn of Sagtttitr Wi son of Parkersburg VISited Mrs Eu ge ne We bster and Lor na Bell of Columbus spent t\men can poet J oyce Kilme1 then .atmt and uncle, Mr and daug hter Amta of Cleveland th e Thank sg iVIn g wee kend wa s born Det 6 1886 Mrs Ott Bos ton a t Ra cme Mr and Mrs Greg Donohew of w1th their parenl"l Mt a nd On thts d ay tn lus toJ o,; ThanksgiVIn g Day Columbu s Mr a nd Mrs Mrs Robert Ha rt of Rac me In 19l7 a tutal of I ul\1 Mr a nd Mrs Cha rles Burn Webster and daughte r ac and Mr and Mrs Don Be ll persons dt ed when a B('!gtar and Btlly Wilson of Bohvar c ompanted th e Donohews 1 hey were also guests or Mr re hef ship a nd a F1 ench Dam, Mr and Mrs Richard home and spent the weekend and Mrs Gerald Hayman mumttons vessel co llided and W1lson .and sons of DetrOit Mrs Jun e Wtckers ham and Thanksg1vmg Day exploded m the llr1 rbor c1 l M1 c h , vt s it ed Mrs Erma sons Jeff and T1m spent the Mr and Mrs Roger Roush Hahfa x Nova Scoti a Wils on and Mrs Kathryn Hunt, weekend w1th Mr and Mrs Mrs Edna Roush, Racme a nd In 1933 Amen c:ms c rowded Mr and Mrs Butch W1lson Don Hodge, Columbus Mr s Iva Orr we r e m to liq uor s tore s ba r s and ove r the Thanksg1vmg holiday Thanksgivin g w e ek end Mrs David Sayre returned gues to of Mr a nd Mrs Vernon Thanksg iVIng Da y guesto of cafes to buv theu fl rs l legal Mr and Mrs Herber t Roush alcoholic beve rages tn 13 yea I s home 1 hanksg1vmg Day from Donohue were Mr and Mrs In 1941, Pres rdcnt Fr ankhn D Holze r Medical Center Bob Hard en and fam1ly Mr Roosevelt sent a message to Thanksg tvmg Da y gues ts of a nd Mrs Kearney Donohu e Japanese Em perm Hu ohtto Mr and Mrs Dallas Htll were and children of MariOn lhought for the day A expressmg a hope that gather Mr and Mrs Darrell Norn s Mrs Roy Oonohew vtst ted Pres tdent Fr a nkltn Del a no v. ar clouds " ou ld be mg Mr and Mrs Clms t Badge ly Art Hill of Morehead, Ky Mr Roosevelt said, We too born diSpelled Japan a t4lckcd Pea rl a nd Mrs Marshall Rous h and Sunday to freedom and bellevm g m Harbor the fo ll owmg d1:1 y son Joey Thanksg iving Day gues to of freedom are wtlltng to mam In 1943 Gc n Dwight D Mr and Mrs Robert Casper Mr and Mrs Gerald Haym an tam freedom nhower beca me comr nandE ise and gt and sons o£ Colwnbus and Ke1th were Mr and Mrs spent Tha nksgiving weekend Robert Hart and fam1ly of w1 th Mrs Dolly Wolfe Mr and Racme Mr and Mrs Allen Mrs Carl Wolfe Racme , spent Conmn gham of Galhpohs Mrs Thanks g1vmg Day w1th Mrs Phylh s Youn g and ch1ldren of Mason , W Va Mr and Mrs Wolfe and guests Boll Wheeler s pe nt the Gene J ewell and c hildren of holidays w1th h1s pa rents Mr Letart, W Va , Elmer Van and Mrs Alex Wheeler He IS a Me ter of Rock Sprmgs , Mr and Mrs Don Haym a n and s tudent a t Ohw State Located on Cherry Ridge , turn east at Darwm of Laurel, Md , Mr children Mrs Ahce Balser returned onto Rt 681. go 4 mtles to Mrlepost 13 turn home Sunday after spendmg a and Mrs Ted Hayman and south on gravel road 1'1• mrles to grove week with her son, Mr and family of Westerville The watch For S1gns Mrs Lawrence Balser and latter two fam1hes spent the remammg weekend w1th the farmly at Tuppers Plams Hours 12111 dark except weekends, 9 Ill dark Mi ss Patty Sh a m spent Haymans Mr and Mrs Les ter Roush Thanksg iving with her s1s terr Mr and Mrs Gene Roush at Cholhcothe Wilham Jackson and sons Dann and Billy, of Lee toma spent Thanksg1vmg weekend with Mrs Mildred Spencer Mr and Mrs Thomas Reed and ch1ldren of Logan spent Tha nksg1vmg wtth her parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Sham, a t Anllqwty Mr and Mrs Robert Durst a nd three children of Urbana spen t Thanksg1vmg w1th his ALL PIECES FULLY GUARANTEED parento, Mr and Mrs Ralph Apple Grove News, Events CHRISTMAS TREES CUT YOUR OWN AT BRADFORD'S GROVE Christmas Gift Ideas From MTS Coins NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Ca se No 21331 Estate of James S Davts Deceased Not ce 1s hereby g v en that E dw 1n McL eod of Rou te 2 Lowell OhiO ha s been duly appo nted as Adm lnl sfr ator of me E state of James s D avi S dec ea sed lat e of M e gs County Oh o c red 1 tor s ar e r equ 1r ed t o f• le t he r c latm s wtlh sa d f d uc 1ar y w tthtn four month s Dated th 1s 19th d ay of November 1974 Mann 1ng o Web ster Ju dge M e 1gs County Oh tO {11 1 22 29 ( 12l 6 3tc We have gifts for the beginner to the advanced collector - From •l.OO to •1 ,000.00 DUrst Mr a nd Mrs Roy Donohew , Mr and Mrs Jeff Donotu.w and ba by spent Thanksgovmg ePROOF SETS eKEY COINS eTYPE SETS •UNCIRCULATED •SILVER OOUARS N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9 30 TO 12,2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.l- EAST COURT ST .• ·-~P~O:M~E~R~O~Y~. . . . . . . . . . .- .. . . . . . . .~. . •• ' '' •GOLD Chrtslmas Hours Th.-Frl. : 6·00-9:00 sat. · 1 30-8 :00 Phone 446 1842 ROLLS •GALLIPOLIS BANK NOTES , •ALBUMS •GUIDE BOOKS •SUPPLIES •COMPLETED SERIES SETS MTS COINS of Gallipolis 121 Stale 51 '• ' �• • 8- The Daily Sent mel , Middleport PomCJ O\, U ,)''rlrlay, lJec 6, 197-1 ) Sentinel Cla$sifieds Get Results! Notice 550 REWARD lor nlormat on lead.ng to the arrest and convlct•on of the person who p1 c:ked up the wh 1te co l he dog near Long Bottom Phone 98 5 3929 12 6 Jlp -----------REV I V AL starlmg D ec 10 at the Syracuse Apo s tol• c MISSIO n by Rev Char l e s Young from Hunt•ngton W Va Ever yo ne w e l come 12 /J Jtc of clo t hmg and m rsc Monday Tues and W ed 9 am to 3 p m Fourth Av e Reedsv•lle O h10 -------FREE pupptes to 1 2 6 41C shop Will be c losed Fr1day and Saturd a y for Chrtstma s House Bazaar on Saturday var.ous craft s baked good s candy c arry out lun ch 12 5 2tc - - ------------- SHOOTING MATCH Corn Hollow Gun Club turn ftr st nght after M il es Cemetery Rutland Factory chok e d guns only Sunday De c 8 I p m 12 5 31C PRIVATE meet1n9 room for any organlzatton phone 992 3975 3 II tfc -------------pa1d for all makes and CA~H models of mobile homes Phone area code 61.1 423 9531 413tfc: ---- - --- ------- : Lu furn tture rc e boxes brass beds or c omplete households Wr te M D M ller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh•o Ca ll 992 7760 10 7 74 JUNK autos complete and del•vered to our yard We pick up auto bodes and buy all ktnds Of scrap metals and •ron Rtder s Salvage St Rt 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh1o Ca ll 992 So468 10 17 tfc --------------- - ------------- Help Wanted NO DEER hunt1ng or trespassmg on our farms Just off New L•ma Road Alma Peterson and Sam Beller 12 4 3tc HOW TO EARN MONEY AT HOME MAILING COM MISSION C IRCULARS' EXCELLENT PROFIT POTENTIAL OFFER D-ETAILS 25c & STAMPED ADOR ESSED ENVELOPE ANN CLARK 1223LACLAIR PGH PA 15218 111026tp - ---- ----- ---- 'HAVE your deer t rophy mounted Al so other small antmals and btrds Phone Howard Btrchfteld R ulland 74 2 5932 12 3 tfc -PAR ------------TT IM E baby Sitter needed Phone 992 5142 12 1 c5tc - ----------- -Mobde Homes For Sale 1970VALIANT 6SX12 3bedrooni fully carpeted LP gas heat Phone 992 7751 8 25 tfc RADE IN l1ke new 1972 Freedom 12x~O 3 dr carpeted throughout 1 bedrooms many luxury te&tures save 35 pet of ortgmal Sl!lle pr1ce Buy w •th or without furn1ture Can be seen &t Kingsbury Home Sales Lot 1100 E M&tn St Pomeroy Oh io or cell 992 703.4 12 3 5tc -PUBLIC NOTICE- CON CERN A Pet1t1on for Annexat1on to the V •ll age of R:acme Me1gs County Oh •o of adlacent territory here1naf er descrtbed has been dul y flied w 1th the Board of County Com mfss 1oners of Me•gs County Ohio to wtt TRADE IN - 1972 Greenbr~er Sttuate tn the Townsh•P of 12x60 2 bedroom 3 dr deluxe Sutton County of Metgs State coach needs c lean up on of Ohio and commencmg at the mslde Save on thts one most southwesterly corner Of Fmanc:ing avadabte wtth tt'l& Village of RaCine Me1gs small down payment Can be County Oh•o bemg the pomt seen at Kingsbury Mob1le where the south l•ne of Sec:t10n Home Sa les at 1100 Mam St 16 •n tersects the low wa t er Pomeroy Oh10 or catt 992 mark of the Oh to R1ver (the 703<1 border of the Stat e of Oh•o> 12 3 5tc thence southeasterly along the ..-- - - - - - - -- - - - west line of 100 acre lots Nos 219 278 and 211 to the southwest Wanted To Rent corner of 100 acre lot No 277 thence east along the south l •ne HOUSE '" country Me1gs or of 100 acre lot No 277 to the Gal l Ia County S75 per month southeast corner of said 100 or less Have no cht ldren Call acre lot No 277 thence m a 245 5293 after 8 p m ~tra1ght ltne northeast to the 12 1 6tc pomt where the west nght of - - - - - - - - - - - - - way I me of Meigs County Road ------------- - be~~~n~"eghtlon Wi ll be heard at 1 00 P M on January 29th 1975 at the Common Pteas court Room at the Court House Pomeroy Ohio The PetitiOn Wtth a map of the territory to be annexed 1S on m, at the Office of the Audllor of Me1gs County Ohto where it may be VIewed by any mterested person JOHN T WOLFE Agent for the Petttloners (11 ) 29 (12) 6 13 20 4tc Auto Sales 1973 CHEVROLET ptckup truck for sate Phone John Rose 9.49 2822 12 5 6tc - - - - - - - -- - -- - - 1967 MUSTANG hardtop 289 aU1omatlc dual exhlllust Real good condition Phone 949 3151 before 5 p m or 949 3844 after 5 p m 12 5 3tc - - - - - - - - - -- - -- 1972 CUTLASS Supreme power st eertng power brakes A c 350 eng ine auto trans 30 000 miles excellent condtflon Call 992 5970 after 5 30 12 4 tp 4 - - - -- - - -- - - - - 1968 BUICK La Sabre perfect running condition Good t~res Best offer Call 667 3830 12 4 4tc - - - - - - -- - - - - - R t 1963 T Bl 0 mm 1u11 power and a•r am fm rad•o $400 Phone (304) 773 S625 Mason or 1 n~ulre at Vtsta Stat1on In M Mon 2 6 3tp 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - -19 74 3 SPEED •2 000 actual m 1tes 1972 Ford 3J" 4x4 $2 ooo Phone 992 3888 12 6 3tc - - - - -- - - - - -- 1971 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass Supreme 1 owner new set of radial tires 6 000 miles perfect condition Personally owned Arnold Grate Rutland See at Rutland Furntture Company Phone 742 4211 day night Call 742 5541 12 3 tfc For Rent TRAILER space Phone 361 7143 for rt!nl l1 26 12tp We talk to you ONE bedroom 992 3509 trailer Phone 12 6 6tc like a petson. WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL 11 26 tfc ------ -------------BEDROOM mobile home '1. Rac ine area In Phone 992 5658 11 29 tfc 3 BEDROOM house Phone 992 3975 or 992 2S71 123tfc: 6 ROOM nouse at 975 Maple St M tddleport 6 l'l'\n11t'1S lease reQuired Phone 992 26<12 ....._ 12 J 6tc ___________ __ 4 n 1ce l evel n ver dnlted o utbu ll dmg BR LOOK CARPENTER - 1 s tor y frame 1ust r enovat ed 2 ac res 1'12 bath s 4 B R d 1n1n g R 2 garag es ca n f1 nance part SB 000 00 Mt DOLE PORT d ose '" - 27 a c r es large barn w 1lh sil o m 1lk house eq u ipme nt shed ho m e h as 3 B R b ath basement TV r oom NG furnace c 1ty w at er JUST $30 000 00 PLAINS - MAN WE DO NEED HOUSE S TO SE LL - LET US KNOW WH AT YO U HAVE 992 2259 or 992 2568 Phone 949 5961 Emergency 992-3995 or 992 5700 JOHNSON'S REMODELING & CONST. TEAFORD On State Rt 124 lf:~ m1 from Route 7 Rutland by pass Ph 992 5682or992-7121 All Mechan1~al Work Open Mon AJummum s1dmg, roofmg complete restdentta I con strucfton Wtnng, plumbmg, e lec heating, kitchen cabmets ~tc 27 Yrs experrence m const trade Brokpr 1111 Mr' h,H \I r Str ~·~·t " 'lll lf •roy, Oh1o lSl69 ' • . TUPPERS PLAINS 3 Water, Electnc, Gas, Sewer Ltnes mstalled Work guaranteed Dozer, Backhoe, Trucks limestone & Ftll Otrt Commerctal Res1denttal Constructton & Remodel BAM 6PM D&D CONSTRUCTION furn 1Shed apt clos e to Powells Super Valu phone 992 3658 11 20 tfc 8-K EXCAVATING COMPANY ----------- GHEEN'S PAINTING 949-3295 Racine, 0. Interior & Exterior Work FREE ESTIMATE -------- --- - - - - --- ----- -- ---------- -------------- ------ --------- , AJEL OIL TWO G78 14 belted f •res both for 525 Phone 992 2759 12 6 3tc - ONEc:abbusmessforsale Very good busmess Very reasonable pr.ced Phone 99'2 7116 12 6 Jtp -------------CREMEANS Pnced For Qutck Sale -EXCEllENT ----- - ------efftctent LUNC.ktf~- de l lvered Monday through Saturday and eventngs Phone 446 1142 6 13 tfc ~POMEROY LANDMARK! Jack W Carsey Mgr Phone 992 2181 ' econom i cal Blue Lustre carpet c leaner Rent el ectrtc shampooe r Sl Baker Fur ntture Company 12 6 Jtc Real ----------SPINET CONSOLE PIANO FIVE For Estate Complete Servtce Phone 949 3821 or 9A9 3161 Ractne , Ohto Crltt Bradford s1 Sale - - -- - . . _ - a o v • •• • - ---- -------- - - ------------- ---------- -- -- ---- - --------- -------------NEW ltvtng room suites 20 pet AUCTION $500 down 570 per month Phone 992 3975 or 992 2571 12 3 tfc SUNDAY, DEC. 8 AT 12 NOON --- - - ----- - - -1974 ------------ZIG ZAG SEWING -WALNUT -----------stereo radio am fm 8 track tape combination Balance s 110 69 or terms Call 992 3965 12Jtfc -~ ----- ----- -- VACUUM Cleaners Brand new tank type models wtth 5 at tach men's Only S24 50 cash or terms available New Upr1ght models S29 90 cash or terms available Trade tns accepted Phone 992 77S5 12 3 ftc -------- ----CHRISTMAS trees for sale 6 mtles north of Pomeroy on Old R t 33 Buy tree now or reserve Cut fresh when des~red Opha Offult Phone 992 3296 12 3 6tp --~------- --- - At Bill Goodwin Farm Strout Realty 50 A - Tel. 669-4564 7 MI. From Albany Alfred area older af house, some timber, lots potential, $17,500 00 NEW- All elec, carpeted, 3 BR , air 517,500 00 Soiling from storage bulldong bell pulleys, bells, electric conditioning, motors, chain saws, table saws, hand saws, wire cable, hand tools, grease guns, jacks, nails bolts, auto and truck tires toys and many miscellaneous articles A. FARM - Several outbuildings, large home, elec heal, 6 ponds Owner will take land contract 160 RUTLAND - 3 bedrooms, full basement all electric, " < 1971 CHEVROLET2 TON Phone 667·3858 OPENWED THRU SUN PM " has the BEST selection of good used furniture ever! unt11 Chr1stmas to reduce our stock Come and look! _/_- - -L_._ - ~ 1t all th1ngs we remember rea l ly 1ust a way to confuse because we ve lost s1 ght of God He had planned for us l ook at everyone With open m lnd And a heart filled w 1th love and tru s t NOW 6995 one seems to have an an swer To all our problems and why But maybe there s someone who cares From H 1s watchfu l post m the sky we all stand strong our beloved country our land For true life ltberty and 1ust1c e Which have always been o ur stand r-----sPECIALI!-~---, ALL 2 Pc L•vmg Room Sutte, FOR 2 Brg Lamps, 3 Tables our children lookmg to us To see what their future wtll be 1t not be stnte and trouble But lhe home of the bra ve and free New Mediterranean Set of Tables ~-----------199 95 119 95 .. Component Oulfol~----'--------18 00 Solid Maple Round Lamp Table'~------- 39 95 49 95 need to Sell fortable RCA Tope Player, uses battery, ti,Prl~ c1garette hghter powered, used only 4 t1mes 79 b May tag erver, like new ~~-~~--~~~-115 00 Hoover Green Portable Washer and Dryer 119 95 LARRY'S MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. ..••• Featuring Kirkwood "" ~ r---EXTRA SPECIALSI----, 1-11 Olds Cut Supreme, vinyl top, air, radial tires, low m1leage 1-Bell & Howell Movoo C.mero I-Smail Mare, gentle riding horse formation Every item priced to sell C.ll for on • ~ ~ "' ~ ~ " •" • .... .." Cameron 12' & 14' Wide Up To70' Long 24 • Wtde Secttonal Homes up to 65' Long SERVICE AFTER SALE ~ " ,. ""! • ANTIQUES ~ :l, .••. Churn, butter mold, mirrors scales, pu;ture frames, boHies alcohol heater wood planes, horse collars, har ness, stlllards locmottve headlight blow torch, wash board, milk cans, 2 wooden beds .. ,," · .,.. L :.J - - - - ' - '- - - ......_ _ _ ._ - M Dill Laurel Cliff News Notes Sabbath School attendance on Dec 1 at the Free MelhodJSt Church was 74 ChOir members present were 13 Moss Barbara Klem spent Thanks giVIng and weekend wtth her parents, Mr and Mrs Chff Klem Barbara Is a n n "~l - true? rrn•ir]~:/;~~n~l~r,'~ge~ Branch Manager - I our homes and even ou r Churches on d1fferent v tews - CONTACT Loos Pauley, - they would find a better life ·· many things have changed In such a few short years folks are qu1te angry Whtle others have settled for t ears 1 Used Small Freezer - L--~--"-----.:....:.------ fu l ly equtpped P S P B P S P B vmy l r oo f SALE Many Prices Reduced I ------------------------7 4 Cadillac Eldorado Cpe., power, a1r....... 18500 74 Cadillac Cpe. DeVIlle, full power, an.....'7500 74 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, full power, air .....'7500 74 Olds 98 1 4 sp 71 TOYOTA 4 CYL 4 SP. ............... J795 70 VOLKSWAGEN .. .. •.. .. ...... .... .. . 1995 2 Or a ut o snow ttr es 69 FORD 4 DR WAGON ................ 1695 68 CHRYSLER 4 DR .................... 1495 .----TRUCKS----. 72 CHEVY C101h TON. ..........~1695 V 8 stand trans 6 1 ft bed 12 L Sedan, power, air............ '6200 V 8 a uto P S 73 Olds 98 LS Sedan, full power, air....... 14595 Winter Hours: 9 a.m. to6p m ~on. Thru Sat Cl "'\ED SUNDAY F>o •• ~92-7777 POMEROY, 0. student at Grayson , Ky There were 140 persons attended the Me1gs County Holmess Rally wh1ch was held at the local church Mr and Mrs Roy Howell and Mr and Mrs Larry Walker of Ind1ana spent Thanksgtvmg at their home here Paul Archer , Columbus, spenl Saturday w1th h1s mother, Mrs Georgia Diehl Mrs Mabel Tracy returned home Saturday from St Joseph Hospital, Parkersburg Mr and Mrs Joseph H1gglnbotha:n, Columbus, and Mr and Mrs Terrv Whitaker, Newark, VISi ted over Thanksg1vmg w1th Rev Floyd Mrs J ohn Reuter Akron and Mrs Kath) Fre1tag , Canton, were recent \itsttors of Miss Lucille Sm1th Mr an d Mr s Kenne th Hartun g an d daughte r s Cw c mnat1 were ""' eeke nd gues to of Mr a nd Mrs Tom NICe Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr we re Sunday supper gues ts of Mr and Mrs Blythe The1ss Dorcas Thanks g ivin g v.eekend gue sts of Mrs Thomas Weber were Mr and Mrs Raymond Wilson, Robert Wilson Dawn and Bre t all of :loches ter , N y Mr and Mrs Dale J ohnson Columbus we re recen t visitors of Mrs Le tha Wood Mrs Opal E1chmger , Don and Laura Jean and Mabel Van Me ter spent Thanksgtvmg wtlh Mr and 1\11 s Charles El c hm ge r and dau ghter Columbus Mr and Mr s George Genheuner and Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr v1s1 ted recently wtth Mr and Mrs Norman Rose Bidwell Thanksg1vmg dmner gues ts of Mr and Mrs R1chard Gaul and s ons were. Mr and Mrs Jom Ours , Mr and Mrs John Wickham and Mrs Eldon Gaul Denms Etchmger student at Ohoo State spent the weekend with Mrs Opal E1chmger Don and Laura Jean Weekend gues to of Mrs Cleo Smith were Mr and Mrs Shook and Mrs Shook who IS a pattent at Holzer Merh cal Cen ter The Chnstmas potluc k dmner woll be Dec 14 at the Rock Spnngs Grange Hall Mr Herman Kaspar Dayton called on Mr and Mrs Roy SmJ'.h and Bertha Parker recently Vern Mory of Columbus, who IS employed at T1mpkm In Columbus IS spendmg seven weeks vacation wtth h1s wtfe and son, John Mr and Mrs Vern Story had as Thanks giVIng Day guesto, Mr and Mrs W1lham Perry of Athens , Davtd Schaefer Colwnbus and a fnend Heather Caldwell Ma nsfield and Mr and Mrs Norman Schaefer, local The him , The Th1ef m the Night • was shown Saturday evemng at the church and v.as very well attended 1975 LTD 4 Dr. Sedan 1975 Elite 2 Dr. Hard Top 1975 Gran Torino 4 Dr. 73 Dodge Pol. Cus. 4 Dr. HT., pow., a1r ... 12895 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto........... 11695 70 Olds 98 Hot Sed., power, a1r ........... 11495 69 Bmck RIVena, power, air .................'1195 1975 Mustang II 2 Dr. TWO DOOR$3698 1975 Maverick 4 Dr. TWO DOOR$3025 3061.00 1975 Pinto 2 Dr. $2769 1975 Granada 4 Dr. 13756.00 1 69 Ford LTD HT. Cpe., V roof, a1r ........... '995 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T., v-roof, a1r .... '595 lon g w de bed 68 Pontiac Bonneville H.T. Sedar, power, air'595 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVIlle, power, alr...... . 11095 68 Chev. BA 4 Dr., V-8, auto., P.S ........... '995 6!1 Buick Skylark 2 Dr, H.T., auto., P.S....... '695 Twelve Pickups Offered At WIN Prices On LTO, Ellie & Gran Tormo, V 8 eng me, powe• sleermg , power brakes, solid slate Jgn1hon, steel belled t~res are standard Other models ar e equ 1pped much betti!r than compet111on , for m stance Pmto has 4 sp. trans, std freight, and opttona 1 equipment must be added 67 Cadillac H.T. Sedan, full power, au........1995 66 Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr., V8, auto, P.S ......... '495 Chester, 0 , 7 Inventory Reduction Sale. All new and used cars and trucks offered h1ghest va lue and lowest pnces and highest trade m anywhere! YOU WIN! Cadillac Sed DeVIlle, v-rooft pow., air.... 13995 69 Chev. Mal. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., P.S .......... '995 71 CHEV. CUSTOM ................ 11895 News Notes Red White and Blue Reahsttc 40 W AM FM Stereo P B Otester t be happentng Electrophonte 100 w AM FM Stereo Component Outftt hke new ~~~~-~~~~-~~- 99 95 P S a 1r Located on St Rt if they cou ld come It wou ld be a country with trouble and stnfe May.~ same are wondenng How can th1s 49 95 H T 4 Dr 985 4100 are those who ve turned qu1te greedy Takmg much more than their share few who JUSt scoff at 1t all You can tell they don I much care Patchwork Rocker, maple trlnL~~-~-" 00 72 BUICK LeSABRE.. ............... , 12195 THE FREE AND BRAVE JUSt a phase "'"' ""grown too b1g for our land 1ust a few W<mtrng to rule w tth an tron hand All furniture woll be sold at LOWEST possible prices now 14'1 95 PB RIGGS USED CARS heard of th 1s great land safe and secure .sw·.~rol) to our shores could no longer endure 188 00 a r 'P S The Poet's Corner has happened to thrs great Country Home of the free and the brave land where all dreams com e true For those who came over the waves Tuppers Plams, OhiO E A LIVIRQ Room HT .t Or See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel Kuhl's Bargain Center , At Caution L1ght, Rt 711 4 Cushton 3 Pc 72 PONTIAC GRANDVILLE ........... 12295 Good Selection Cheaper Cars selection of used furntture Come out and see for vourself at Buy! .• P B 65 CHEV. VAN .....~~~:.~~~....... ..1395 Maytag Kenmore & Speed ' I S3495 Cab & Chass ts - 102 Cab t o a xl e 350 V a eng ne 15 000 lb 2speedrearax l e good825x 20 t tre s cJean&so l •d cab ~- 307 Sprtng Avenue Pomeroy 992-2298 $895 Spt Cpe, red f tmsh blk vmy l to p spotless tnfenar goad fires radta a utomat1c tran s V 8 pow er steertng H 518,500 00 $1295 Queen wnnger washers .liOitd State Stereo COmponent 2 Pomeroy Motor Co. oo, 55 00 P S o rr 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., v-roof, a1r .............. s3495 72 Olds Toronado Cpe., V-roof, pow., a1r .... 13295 72 Chev. Imp Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S .......... 12495 72 Pontiac Cat HT Cpe., power, a1r ....... 12695 & $125 1 stainless steel 2 pc but It In refngerator & separate freezer automat1c: washers S45 00, e l ectric or gas dryers S35 00 over hauled 239 95 1 Dr H T 4 c yl Uprrghl deep freezes $85 00 79 95 72 PLYMOUTH FURY 111 .............. 1895 1 73 Olds Cut Sup. HT Cpe., power, air .......13295 1968 CHEVROLET IMPALA $49 95 Also budget prrced quality new furniture and a large USED CARS P B 71 PINTO RUNABOUT................. ~ll95 Pomeroy, 0 Local 1 owner good w w fires deluxe nt tnm wh eel covers radto 6 cyl real economy w1th std trans blue fin ntce 535 oo up 299 95 4 Doo r Sedan a w P S Ph 992 2174 1970 FORD MAVERICK for Christmas) Remember Kuhl's always has a good select1on of clean used epphances wtth money back 30 day guarantee Ref $25 00 up Electrtc or Gas Range 23" Color TV map I 72 MERCURY MONTEG0 .............11795 4 dr sedan a1 r I S49 95 set (SIO 00 woll hold 10 Sets of Lamps, per set atr 72 FORD GAL!XIE .................... ..S1695 :Jo - --- - - -------- P- 8 P S Smith Nelson Motors Inc. uC: ---- ---------- Seda n 72 FORD LTD 4 DR SEDAN .......... 1895 A1r P S P a 500 E Mam "Ktdd•e Ltving Room" 1n velvet rockmg love seat & matchmg platform rocker, Early Amencan Style WAS New 3 pc Maple Lovong Room Table·~--149 9S Only 1 set loft 4 Dr 4 Dr Seda n a •r 1ust keep askmg of others ___ ___________ 73 FORD GRAN TORIN0 ............. ~2495 pw r DealershiP Now Open Weekdays T1tl 6 00 P m ------- ----- -- 11 ar seat r ad1o -------------- MACHINES left tn layawa y All built In to buttonhole do stretch sewmg and fancy St•tc:hlng Pay just S48 75 cash or terms available Trade ms accepted Phone 992 7755 12 3 tfc and au t o tran s 5 I EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work sept1c: tanks •nstalled dump truc+;s and stove 1 yr old Phone payment Take over and to boys for h •re Will haul 992 7288 payments Pnone 992 7116 fill d1rt top sod l 1m es tone & 12 4 4tc 12 6 3tp graver Call Bob or Rogerl --- - - -~ ---- ~-FLANNEL, Sl 89 yd Ztppers 3 ROOM tra il er carpeted new Jeffers day phone 992 7089 1 11ght phone 99:2 3525 or 992 ' 15c ea 2 for 25c 10 for S1 00 furntShlngs good condlf ton 5232 polyester S2 98 yd cotton 69c: Phone 992 2358 10 a m t 111 A __._ pm 2 11 ttci yd and up Patterns 35c: Novelty Fabr •c & Crafts 12 6 3tp Belpre Sunday 1 to 6 p m Weekdays 9 to 9 p m RACINE - 5 room house With 12 5 6tc bath uttl!ty room and en closed sun porch Ca ll 949 4141 GAS clothes dryer two gas or 992 7288 floor furnaces with controls Maytag wringer wasner Phone 995 l523 12 4 4tp 7 ROOM house bath garage full blllsement large garden, newly remodeled In Racine 290 JOHN Deere corn planter Call ?49 2836 after 7 p m w i th herbsclde attachments 12 3 12tc and rubber press wheels 15 rolls of new 4 ft fteld fence bi level home 3 No 46 International hay NEW bedrooms budt In kttchen baler 3 bottom lnternattona l basement w1th one car plow 14 hydraulic on rubber garage Phone 742 3615 or see with double act1on cylmder M11o Hutchison and 10 ft hose No 64 In 11 1 tfc ternattonal combine Phone 843 2664 after 6 p m 12 4 6tc BU ILD ING lots for Sa le for restdent•al homes only 1 acre - -~---- - --- -- APPLES Courtland Jonathan and larger at Rock Spnngs Phone 992 2789 Rome Beauty Wlneslllp red del•c•ous S2 9S bu and up 12 I 6tp brtng containers M1dway - ------~ ---- -Market W Main Pomeroy Phone 992 2582 12 • 3tc )OU've got the bucks- we'1re 72 FORD TORINO ...................... 11695 1969 Buick Electra 225 P p B OF QUALITY - -------------- LIB GET 4 Dr sedan 2 SIGNS -------------- 1 72 MERCURY MARQUIS. ............. ~2695 • yard Phone R •ch ard West 843 2667 11 13 26tp 10 tfc ----------BEDROOM house for sale wmo ow s seats $2395 $2895 $2395 $2795 • ------------CA ~ ~ 1 1 25 per ------------- --- -----------HARVEST gold refr 1g 1datre 3 BEDROOM tra 11er down off fit Christmes See us before you buy a lrvtng room su 1te You II be glad you d1d Jacks Furniture & Upt'lolstery Suppttes 236 E Matn St , Pomeroy Oh10 Phone 992 3903 12 4 7tc p B a1r pwr vonyl lop AN'I-.,Vl, "• - C- --- --- - - ----.. Bt<ADFOKu AUCttoneer ROOM one floor home redecorated rnSide and out Small concrete parkmg area •n front n1ce back yard utt11ty building new luxatre furnace system 205 Sprtng Ave Pomeroy Prtced reasonably Phone 992 5292 12 5 tfc Wanted Responstble party to purchase sptnet ptano on low monthly payments Can be seen locllllly Wrtte Representat1ve Ken Bayless "P 0 Sox 276 ShelbYVIlle lndtana 46176 12 6 2tp ------ EXCELSIOR Salt Works E: Mam St Pomeroy All k tnds of salt water pellets water nuggets b lock salt and own Oh10 River Salt Phone 992 3891 6 5 tfc HEATERS ---- - - - --- - - - •• • -------------- - - - - -------- --- 971 Ford Thunderbird • • SEPTIC TANK S clean e d Modern Santtat,on 992 395A or • c 992 73~9 • 9 18 tfc .-. - V H r adiO cust trans • •' F1re Extinguishers, Home F1re Alarms, Tesftng & Refilling Phone 742 4673 or 742 5595 Btll Brown, Owner Rutland, Ohto - - ------------ ----------- Ford Gran Torino Ptck up datly 1n Pomeroy & RACINE GARAGE - ------------- p B auto trans a 1r cond v1 ny l AMFM '• Sales & Serv1ce From a shelf to a house Pa•ntmg , s1dmg , rooftng , paper hangrng k1tchen cabtnets etc Dodge Charger S/E • Brown's Fire & Safety Equipment All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING Plymouth Fu!Y I p S P B auto tran s r a d to c loth •• •• Protect Your Home Or Busmess 949 3832 or 843 2667 bedroom ho me bath ga s Mrddleporl All work F IF! EWOOD any l ength Call furnace bree zeway garage guaranteed Phone 949 3611 992 5422 or 992 331 2 and ex t ra large to t $16 000 00 11 lO 26tp RACINE - 10 room ho m e 4 1957 - cHEV Y - p~ fS --N-EW bedrooms bath , c a rpetmg -777 Pearl Street steam heat large lot and 2 car Lakewood tract •on bars h FURNI SHED apt Adults only Middleport, Oh1o tacker atr shoc ks hooker garage SIS 000 00 Mtddleport Phone 992 3874 Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 5th Sl Racme, 0 CARPETED 3 bedrooms headers w1th 3 collector s tor 1114tfC small block Call 992 3496 large closets gas F A furnace after 6 p m BE ST OFFER UNFURNISHED house 4 porches, basement and fenc ed H OME IMP RO VEMEN TS 10 17 ttc yard $17 500 00 rooms and bath 1650 Ltncoln An yt hmg you w ant or need t o He1ghl s Phone 992 387 4 HOME AND INCOME 8, m pr ove your hom e f r om 1114tfc REG Angu s calves 4 he,fer s 2 baths 5 re pla ce m ent Window s k t an d 1 bull S1 200 Bill Wtll e room house c hen a nd b athroo m Rt 3 Pom eroy Ohro or p hon e bedrooms and a 4 room ef F URNI SHED apa rt ment rem o de lm g ga rage d o or f1ctency with bath All f or 99 2 2789 utll•ltes furn shed su•tabl e - op er ato r s o r ad d.ng on a 12 1 6fp SIB 000 00 tor two work •ng m en or r oom Call F r ed B Goeg l e n BUILDING LOT Wate r r et•red coupl~ Ln11ng room f or fr ee es t 1m at es or s top by k. ttchen shower and bath On SINGER sew ng ma ch1 ne l tke etectnc and telephone serv 1ce ou r mod el home on Wrtg h t St n ew 1973 m od el •n n tce Several locattons SlSOO 00 up marn t'1 1gt'lway Ma son w Va •n Po m eroy Ca l l 992 5976 wal n ut c abtnet Ma kes des•gn Phone 773 5 147 YOUR DOLLARS IN REAL 12 6 lt c s t tches zt g zag s but 10 27 tfc ESTATE ARE A SOUND tonholes bltnd hems etc INVESTMENT FOR YOUR ::. E:vn , ~,., V.A CHINE S Rt:pa lr Onl y S8 4 Call Raven swood FURNISHED apt 3 rooms and FUTURE 27 3 952 1 or afl er 5 p m 273 se rv1 ce all ma k es 992 2284 bath tefeal for work ng 9893 The Fabr 1c Shop Pom er oy couple Phone 992 2937 Author.zed S nger Sales and 12 1 tfc Ofltc' 'l'lf ! :.·~ 12 2 6fp Serv ce We sharpen SCisso r s HflfNl T EA r Of-.:'0 3 29 tfc GROCERY bus1ness for sate Fully Insured 'I 'i,! ? ]1 ~ Build ng for sa fe or lea se For Sale DOZE R work land clear ng by Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m C.'-Jf<'L)O N B HAFOIHl the acr e hour l y or c ontra <: t to •0 p m for appo ntment 'N! 1(,1') Impr ove me nt and APPLE S Frtzpafnck Orchard f ar m pond s roads etc L a rg e H OME 3 20 He r,~'JOC IArE <; Rep a r ServiCe Anything State Route 689 Phone do ze r and operator wtth over fr xe d around th e home from Wilkesville 669 3785 20 years expenen c e Pu ll ns S EWING~chtnes brand new roo f to ba sement You II like 11 21 26tc Exc avattn g Pom er oy Oh •o z,g Zag •n n tce walnu t table our work and r ate s Phone P hone 99 2 '2.478 In or1g mal cartons Never Busmess Serv1ces 742 5081 HAMPSHIRE pgs Corn fat 12 19 tf c used C l earance o n 7<1 12 4 l'2tp tened we gh be t ween 200 250 Models (Only a few GEO GORDON Carp ent ry an d ----------4--pounds Phone 37e 6 152 r e mo d elm g Fl o o r to avatlable > S43 40 cas h or REA DY MIX C O N C RETE 12 3 Stc Ce ltn g Ph on e 992 50 60 terms available Phone 992 d eli ve red r.gh t t o y o ur CUT THE F UEL BI LL S DOWN 7755 M d d l epor t Oh o H A VE YOUR HOME JN p ro1ec t Fast and eas y F r ee 12 35tp 1974 KAWASAK 1 125 cc With soc 10 IS lfc SU L A TED FREE e st mate s Ph o ne 99 2 3284 speed transmtss ton 21 •n c h G oeglem Ready M 1x Co E STIMATE S CA LL 992 3993 front end knobby t~res on SEPfiC TAN KS c l ea n e d Mtddleport Ohto 12 5 6t c front and rear On l y 1200 reasonable rates Ph 446 6 30 tfc SIEGLER and miles Excellent cond 1t1on 4792 Ga l ltpolts John R usse ll - -Phone 9.:19 3151 before 5 p m owner and operator MONOGRAM or 949 384A after 5 p m 5 12 ftc 12 5 Jfc 4 RM Car From Smith Nelson • Next to H1ghway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 Sat COMPLETE RADIATOR SERVICE & REPAIR ' All Small Appliances Lawn Mowers towards PHONE Phone (304) 773-5503 STEREO rad io comb.nat 1on 8 Renovated 2 tra c k tape am fm r adto A bedroom bath n at g as s peaker sound sy st em Balanc e S106 84 or t er ms Call furnace and basement Onl y $8500 00 99 2 3965 --- ----------- Complete plumbmg & heatmg serv1ce Free Estimates .- BOWERS REPAIR s,1 9 H i r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , r•••j;::=======~===r••• Great Buys On A Gre.:1t • ' ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE Vtrq1l B T(•,l i Ot d i.,r ------- 11 26 lfc HElL RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING I stor y ran ch 2 BR bath dmmg R HW fl oor s 1 l evel a c re ba se m e nt AS KIN G ON LY $ 13 500 00 SEWIN G Machmes br and new Z1g Zag m n 1ce waln ut table In ortg nal ca rton s Never used Clear an ce on 74 model s (Only a lew avatlabl eJ $43 40 c a sh or terms availab le Phon e 992 775 5 11 26 t f c COUNTRY Mobil~ Home Park Rt 33 ten mdes north of Pomeroy Large lots w1th concrete patios sidewalks 1 unners and off street park ing Also spaces for small tra il ers Phone 992 7479 7 21 tfc 11 24 26fp PORTLAND lots c l ose to th e well g ar ag e & ho use has 4 JU ST $4 700 00 TUPPERS E LECT RO LUX Va cu u m Clean er compl et e wt t h a t l a ch ment s cor dw nder and pa mt spray Used but 1n I ke Pay 534 45 n ew c ond t •on ca sh or budget pl an ava ilab l e Phon e 992 775 5 TRAILER spa ce 2m 1es from P om e roy R t 143 Phone 992 5858 10 27 tfc $1 5 a uto 7t ~ 1953 30 FE R G U SON IJ OOd c on d t on s 1 ~ 5 0 Phone 985 3594 12 1 7t p .---------------- --- ----------- $ 10 F OR IUnk CllrS de l•vere d $7 tun k ed bOdtes Phone 949 4484 Remember Chrt s tmas rs tam ing We have many new products tho&t w• ll make n1ce gtftS Pt'lone BROWN S 992 5113 11 J tfc No 28 ontersects tho south roght 17 1 C A SHSS$SSSS FOR JUNK - - ~-------- -- ~CARS Comp FRYE S TRAI L ER 2 bedro om Br own s TRUCK and AUTO PART S Trailer Park Phon e 992 332 4 Rut land phone 742 6094 11 8 tf c 11 26 26t c -------------r<OSCOT KOSMETICS of Way llne of what IS known as the Ye11ow Bush Road wh1ch polnt rs In 72 acre lot No 834 then ce In a northerly d1rect1on following the west r1ght of way line .of Meigs County Road No 28 to Its tntersect•on wtlh sou th l"'lght of way line of State Route No 124 thence easterly along the south r•oht of way lme of State Route No 124 to a pomt that ts dtrectly south of a project.on of a west rrgM of way ltne of what •S known as the Salser road thence north along the west right of way I me of th e Salser road to the forks of the road in Sectton No 10 thence north to the north line of said sect1Dn No 10 thence west along the north l1ne of Sect1on No 10 Sect 10n 16 and 100 acre lot No 280 to the northwest corner of sa1d 100 acre lot No 280 tnence southeasterly along the west ltne of sa •d 100 acre lot No 280 (WhiCh 1S a low water m.rk Of 'h e Oh ,0 River on the ) Ohio Sfde) to the corporate limitS. of the VtlltJge of Racme Melgs County Ohio thence foltowmg northerly easterly southedy and westerly the corpof"ate ltmtts of the Village of ~ac•ne to the place of Dee re Doze r 6 II h y d ra ul c blad e g ood c on dtlt o n $ 5 500 Phone 985 3594 JS O JO HN BEDROOM m ob le home c lose m county loca llon Call 992 7649 afler 4 p m 12 4 6t c LO ST - Black cowh de bil l fOld If found p lease return to T tm T aylor 832 E M a m St Pom e r o y Phon e 992 2879 Reward offe r e d 12 4 6tc WantRr1 To Buy Dec 7 Reserved seats avat1abte Mason Auct.on Horton St Mason W Va <Phone (304) 773 5421 or' 773 5471 12 4 3t c MAY FU RNI SHED a p ar tme nt 4 roo ms an d bath Pl ease call aff er 3 p m 99 2 5908 12 4 6t c J AND 4 ROOM turn1Sh ed an d unfurntshed apartments Phone 992 54 3A 4 12 tf c F REE to a g ood home Cocker Span tel pups Phone 992 3157 12 5 31p -------------CHRISTMAS Sale 6pm Sat IT 12 1 ttc -------~ NEW l1vmg room suttes Ear l y Amer• c an Modern and Tradltton A l so many other household tlems upholstery suppltes and foam for cushtons All upholstery supplies and foam 10 percent off til Chr tstmas Jacks Furniture and Upholstery SupplieS 236 E Main St Pomeroy Oh10 Phone 992 3903 1247tc WHOM f r onl end load er to f t Fo r d or r cr g uson tr actor sns J p t h ttch mow er Sl 25 Ptlon e 995 J S9J 12 I lfp NEW REAlTV POWROY~ O 275 G ALLO N lu el ot l lai'"Jk w lh r ack Phone 99:? 3324 ~ 1 2 J 6t c p m ONE male beag l e pup lost •n Sugar Run area Reward Phone 991 2413 11 4 Jtp Pets For Sale GUN SHOOT M1le H II Road Sunday Dec 8 1 p m Assorted meats. tactorv choked guns only Sponsored by Ra c me F1r e De-pi 12 5 3tc TO A R EVI V A L Wtll beg1n D ec 1 throu g h Dec 7 at the Churc h 608 E I MAIN. WALNUT st er eo radtO am fm 8 tra c k tap e c om bm at on B alan ce Sl 07 4S or t erm s Call 992 396" II 19 H e 1? 5 tt c Business Services LAND' For Sale B E D R OO M d ou bl e w d e m ob il e h om r> rn Syr a cuse Oc pos I r eq ur re d N o ch l d ren or pe ts Ci! ll 992 2441 a lter 6 1 lost -------------HUMANE SOC I ETY Thrift ABSOLUTELY no hunhng trapp1ng or trespassmg day or night wrthout permtss on by owner on our farm Cart and Wanda Ftndltng Rt 1 Reedsv111e Oh10 12 3 6tp P m 2 Qtve aw a y wtll hold tor Chrtstma s Call 992 7055 after 6 p m 12 6 3tc Rent 2 B E D R OO M trail er at cor n l r of ~roildway an d Elm M1dcl le p or t No p et s or c htldr cn Ca ll 99 2 2580 after 6 A UCTION Thur s dav ann Saturday n1ghl 7 p m at Ma sdn Auct •on Horton St n Ma son W va Cons1gnments welcome Phone (3 0·0 773 5471 10 3 lf c of G od Che s ter Oh•o Evang e 11st wr ll be Rev Joe Beasley from Alexandrta Va Servt c es w I I begtn each eventng 7 JO p rt1 and spec tal s ng •ng each ev en ng Everyon e we lc ome Pastor R e v Dan L Ay er s 112611tc -------------4 F AMILY Yard Sale lot s I For Notice Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o , Fnday, Dec I a r ry DeTr a ) I a n and Romelle, Port Angles, Wash , a nd Bill Wes tbay Spokane Wa sh Gues ls for Thanksg1vmg and the v. eeke nd of Mr and Mrs Hov.ard Kmght were Mtss Janet Kmght, Columbus Mr and Mrs VIctOr Will Cana l Wmc h este r Mr and Mr s Ralph Kmght and daugh ter Roc hes ter N y and M1 and Mrs Charles Kmgh t local Mr an d Mrs Ar thur 01 r Mrs Martha Lee a nd children and Mr and Mr s Grueser spent ThanksgiVIng "'lh Dr and Mrs Roger Grueser a nd children, Logan J ommg them for dmner were Mr .and Mt s Ed Neuman and children and Mrs Newnan Gahon Bolly Robert Allen graduate student at Leh1 gh Umvers1ty Bethlehem Pa , returned there Tuesday after spendong a few day s wi th Mr and Mrs Clayton Allen fhe name of Mrs Wa lter Hoffm an was umn tentwnally omolled fr om the l1s t of th ose a t te ndmg lhe funeral of Mrs Mary Emley m Be llefontame Thanksg1vmg dmner guests of Mr and Mrs Jame s Ridenour and sons were Mr and Mrs J ohn Hayes, Mr and Mrs John Ridenour and Jason and Mrs Barbara Sargent Mr and Mrs John Wickham JOined them for supper Dale Follrod South Bloomfield and J M Gaul called on Mr and Mrs J ohn Wickham and also on Mrs Cleo Smtth Monday evemng Mr and Mrs Robert Berry Belpre, called on Mr and Mrs Clayton Allen Sunday af- ternoon Mrs Audrey Rowan , Belpre, called on Denzel Cleland Sunday afternoon Karr & Van Zandt " You' ll Lrke Our QualJ!y Way of Domg Busmess ' and children Mrs J1m C on~ Tbc Alm amu.: nolly Broan and Shelly Mr By United Press lnternatwnul 9<2 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Roger Manuel and Angte spent Toda y IS Froday Dec G tile Open Evenmgs Unhl6 0()-Ttl 5 p m Sat ThanksgiVIn g Day w1th Mr 340th day of 1974 woth 25 In and Mr s Don R1ffle and follow h1ldre n at I ucasv11Je The rn our1 IS Ill Jl., last B1tce Hat t of Ra cmc 1s quarter VI SIUng his g randparents Mr 1 he mor nmg s ta rs .trc and Mr s Gerald Ha ym an Me rcury, Mars an d Sd lw n "h1le htssts ter , Be th Ann Ha rt The evemng stars a re Vcnu By Mrs Herbert Roush wtth Mr and Mrs George ts a patient at Holzer Medt cal a nd Jup1 ter Mr and Mrs Clay ton Donohew at ClrclevtJle They Center Those bor n on lht s date ~ ~ " Rollin s Mt s Joann Kurtz and we re JOined there by Mr and Bruce Hart of Colwnbus and under the s1gn of Sagtttitr Wi son of Parkersburg VISited Mrs Eu ge ne We bster and Lor na Bell of Columbus spent t\men can poet J oyce Kilme1 then .atmt and uncle, Mr and daug hter Amta of Cleveland th e Thank sg iVIn g wee kend wa s born Det 6 1886 Mrs Ott Bos ton a t Ra cme Mr and Mrs Greg Donohew of w1th their parenl"l Mt a nd On thts d ay tn lus toJ o,; ThanksgiVIn g Day Columbu s Mr a nd Mrs Mrs Robert Ha rt of Rac me In 19l7 a tutal of I ul\1 Mr a nd Mrs Cha rles Burn Webster and daughte r ac and Mr and Mrs Don Be ll persons dt ed when a B('!gtar and Btlly Wilson of Bohvar c ompanted th e Donohews 1 hey were also guests or Mr re hef ship a nd a F1 ench Dam, Mr and Mrs Richard home and spent the weekend and Mrs Gerald Hayman mumttons vessel co llided and W1lson .and sons of DetrOit Mrs Jun e Wtckers ham and Thanksg1vmg Day exploded m the llr1 rbor c1 l M1 c h , vt s it ed Mrs Erma sons Jeff and T1m spent the Mr and Mrs Roger Roush Hahfa x Nova Scoti a Wils on and Mrs Kathryn Hunt, weekend w1th Mr and Mrs Mrs Edna Roush, Racme a nd In 1933 Amen c:ms c rowded Mr and Mrs Butch W1lson Don Hodge, Columbus Mr s Iva Orr we r e m to liq uor s tore s ba r s and ove r the Thanksg1vmg holiday Thanksgivin g w e ek end Mrs David Sayre returned gues to of Mr a nd Mrs Vernon Thanksg iVIng Da y guesto of cafes to buv theu fl rs l legal Mr and Mrs Herber t Roush alcoholic beve rages tn 13 yea I s home 1 hanksg1vmg Day from Donohue were Mr and Mrs In 1941, Pres rdcnt Fr ankhn D Holze r Medical Center Bob Hard en and fam1ly Mr Roosevelt sent a message to Thanksg tvmg Da y gues ts of a nd Mrs Kearney Donohu e Japanese Em perm Hu ohtto Mr and Mrs Dallas Htll were and children of MariOn lhought for the day A expressmg a hope that gather Mr and Mrs Darrell Norn s Mrs Roy Oonohew vtst ted Pres tdent Fr a nkltn Del a no v. ar clouds " ou ld be mg Mr and Mrs Clms t Badge ly Art Hill of Morehead, Ky Mr Roosevelt said, We too born diSpelled Japan a t4lckcd Pea rl a nd Mrs Marshall Rous h and Sunday to freedom and bellevm g m Harbor the fo ll owmg d1:1 y son Joey Thanksg iving Day gues to of freedom are wtlltng to mam In 1943 Gc n Dwight D Mr and Mrs Robert Casper Mr and Mrs Gerald Haym an tam freedom nhower beca me comr nandE ise and gt and sons o£ Colwnbus and Ke1th were Mr and Mrs spent Tha nksgiving weekend Robert Hart and fam1ly of w1 th Mrs Dolly Wolfe Mr and Racme Mr and Mrs Allen Mrs Carl Wolfe Racme , spent Conmn gham of Galhpohs Mrs Thanks g1vmg Day w1th Mrs Phylh s Youn g and ch1ldren of Mason , W Va Mr and Mrs Wolfe and guests Boll Wheeler s pe nt the Gene J ewell and c hildren of holidays w1th h1s pa rents Mr Letart, W Va , Elmer Van and Mrs Alex Wheeler He IS a Me ter of Rock Sprmgs , Mr and Mrs Don Haym a n and s tudent a t Ohw State Located on Cherry Ridge , turn east at Darwm of Laurel, Md , Mr children Mrs Ahce Balser returned onto Rt 681. go 4 mtles to Mrlepost 13 turn home Sunday after spendmg a and Mrs Ted Hayman and south on gravel road 1'1• mrles to grove week with her son, Mr and family of Westerville The watch For S1gns Mrs Lawrence Balser and latter two fam1hes spent the remammg weekend w1th the farmly at Tuppers Plams Hours 12111 dark except weekends, 9 Ill dark Mi ss Patty Sh a m spent Haymans Mr and Mrs Les ter Roush Thanksg iving with her s1s terr Mr and Mrs Gene Roush at Cholhcothe Wilham Jackson and sons Dann and Billy, of Lee toma spent Thanksg1vmg weekend with Mrs Mildred Spencer Mr and Mrs Thomas Reed and ch1ldren of Logan spent Tha nksg1vmg wtth her parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Sham, a t Anllqwty Mr and Mrs Robert Durst a nd three children of Urbana spen t Thanksg1vmg w1th his ALL PIECES FULLY GUARANTEED parento, Mr and Mrs Ralph Apple Grove News, Events CHRISTMAS TREES CUT YOUR OWN AT BRADFORD'S GROVE Christmas Gift Ideas From MTS Coins NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Ca se No 21331 Estate of James S Davts Deceased Not ce 1s hereby g v en that E dw 1n McL eod of Rou te 2 Lowell OhiO ha s been duly appo nted as Adm lnl sfr ator of me E state of James s D avi S dec ea sed lat e of M e gs County Oh o c red 1 tor s ar e r equ 1r ed t o f• le t he r c latm s wtlh sa d f d uc 1ar y w tthtn four month s Dated th 1s 19th d ay of November 1974 Mann 1ng o Web ster Ju dge M e 1gs County Oh tO {11 1 22 29 ( 12l 6 3tc We have gifts for the beginner to the advanced collector - From •l.OO to •1 ,000.00 DUrst Mr a nd Mrs Roy Donohew , Mr and Mrs Jeff Donotu.w and ba by spent Thanksgovmg ePROOF SETS eKEY COINS eTYPE SETS •UNCIRCULATED •SILVER OOUARS N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9 30 TO 12,2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.l- EAST COURT ST .• ·-~P~O:M~E~R~O~Y~. . . . . . . . . . .- .. . . . . . . .~. . •• ' '' •GOLD Chrtslmas Hours Th.-Frl. : 6·00-9:00 sat. · 1 30-8 :00 Phone 446 1842 ROLLS •GALLIPOLIS BANK NOTES , •ALBUMS •GUIDE BOOKS •SUPPLIES •COMPLETED SERIES SETS MTS COINS of Gallipolis 121 Stale 51 '• ' �• ' ' . ' ' . 10 - The Daily Sent inel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Frida y, O..c . fi, b74 Freda Lawson died Thursday Former rt•sident dies in Florida REEDSVILLE - Re latives have received word of the He was the youngest chi ld of the late Humphrey and Maggie death of a form e r Osbl.lfn. Meigs County resident, Grant Gordon Osburn, Wedn esday Survivin g are his wife , at Margaret Novotni Osburn ; Seminole General Hosp ita l, Sanford, F la ., following a brief da ughters, Judy. Vicki and Carla , all of Florida: seven illness. Mr . Osburn, born a nd re.c~red gra ndch il dr en a nd and brot her, Delmar Osburn , in Meigs County, for the last 25 Reedsville. Also surviving are ye~_!'s had resided in Sanford . several nephews and a niece. MEIGS THEATRE (Technicalor) Cleavon Littl e Color Cartoon Show Starts 7 p.m. the {R I MASON , W. Va . - Two Pomeroy ; Ma son W~::~rd , contesta nt s in the Ma son MiddlepOrt; Patricia Pauley , Count y Jr. Mi ss Pa gea nt Portland : Patri cia Hoffman , Saturday night at Buchanan Pome roy . High are Tamara Tolliver and DISCHARGED - Sharon Te resa Van Me ter . Wrig ht, Clara Lavend er, Amos Tam a ~ a Shay is the 17 year Leonard . daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Dona ld F:dward To lli er of ACTIONS FILED Two suits for divorce have SON BORN Mr . and Mrs. Carl R. Hall, Rt. 3, Pom e roy. are, a n- been filed in Meigs County Penny Common Pleas Court. Hurrley, Joyce Lawson and Mary Elizabeth Searles, 500 Myra Lawson, all of Colum- Pearl St., Middleport, filed bus: her m other, Freda against Charles W. Searles, Gramcow Funeral Home in Sanford at 10 a .m. Saturday . 13urtal will be in Sanford . BLA ZIN G SADDLES Lawson, Arthur Krautter, Pomeroy; thr ee s is ters, Marie Thomas , LOCAL TEMPS nouncing the birth of a son, Robert Ja son. born Nov . 15 at the Holzer Medical Cen ter. The same address, charging gross infant weig hed neglect of duty and extreme Pomer oy: Lillian Walk er, cruelty . Audra M. Keyse, Springfield , and Evelyn White , Raci ne, against Earl C. Keyse, Minersville ; a brother , Harry Columb us, c harging gross Kr autte r , Minersville ; four neglec t of duty . The temperature in dawntown Pomeroy at II a.m. Friday was 50 degrees under sunny ski es. competmg in Jr. Miss events Letart, W. Va. : Fay Lewis, Auxiliary at Rutland . She was born Oct. 15, 1926. She is s urvived by her husband . Ray ; four children, Davis, preceded him in death . Mr . Osburn was employed as a Services will be at Hu od , Pome r oy; Mar cy Owen,s. Pomeroy; Sa rah Bush , Mrs. Lawson was a member or the Am erican Legi on His parents, two brothers, Tom and Philip, and a sister, Icy Misses Tolliver, Van Meter ADMISSIONS F:dith Spencer, Middleport: Brer.ca CO LUMBUS Freda Lawson , 46, Columbu s, died Thur sday ni ght at Grant Hospital , Columbus. She was preceded in death by her fa ther, Frank Krautter , and one brother , Jack Krautter. commercial truck driver most of his life. FRI. -SAT .. SUN . DEC. 6·7-8 Veterans Memolial Hospitul a lbs., 5 ozs. a re Mr. a nd Grandparent<.; Mrs. Pau l F r ick, Rt . 3, Pomeroy , and Mr . and Mrs. Carl Hall. Rt. 4, Pomeroy: ·and the great-g randp a re nts are Mr. and Mrs. Cla ren ce Curtis. Un ion Ave ., Pomeroy, and ~r s. Robert J ones, Po int Pleasant, W. Va . grandsons and several nieces and nephews. will be TWO ASSISTED Sunday at 2 p.m at Ewing The Pomeroy Emergency Chapel with Rev. Freeland Squad was ca lled to the home DAUGHTER BORN Norris officiating. Burial will of Minnie Green at 12:30 p.m . Mr . and Mrs . David L. be in Letart Falls Cemetery. Thur sday for Ruben Goodman Sheets, P omer oy, are anFriends may call at the funeral who had a leg injury. He was no uncin g the birth of a home at 10 a .m. Saturday. taken to Veterans Memorial daugh ter, Mandi Lynn, Nov. 19 Hosp ital. At 4:50 p.m. the at Holzer Medi cal Cen ter . The squad went to the Chapman infant weighed 6 lbs., 5 ozs. CALLS ANSWERED Shoe Store for employe, Linda Maternal grandmother is Mrs. The Middleport Emergency Hubbard , who had fainted, Frances Carle ton, Pomer oy, Squad answered a call to 463 apparently from paint fumes . and pa ternal grandparen ts a re Fourth Ave . for Charles She was taken to the Holzer Mr. and Mrs. Ezra E. Shee ts, McElhinny at 1:50 a.m. Medical Center . Ree ds vi ll e. Mrs . Chr is tina Friday. He was taken to the Hall , Kenna, W. Va ., is the Holzer Medical Center . At 6:45 great - g r eat-grandmo th er. a .m. Friday, the squad was Mrs . Sheets is the former Mary TWO BURIED, DIE ca lled to 642 Mill St. for Bill Carleton. IRONTON, Ohio (UP!) Weaver who was also taken to Charles Shope, 23, Pedro and the Holzer Medical Center . Walter Stacy, 16, Scioto Fur· nace, were killed Wednesday Funeral ·WE'll ftELp you SpREAd • services ...... Paying bills becoming a hassle? Open a Checking Account. A ccurate. Efficient. Puts you in charge. Beautifully. '' notation of Ieins , 140 memos , two salvage titles , 737 application s a nd assignments, 66 penalties a nd 17 certified RIO GRANDE - Approximately 150 persons attended dedica !ion ceremonies Saturday Of the Stanley L. Evans Athletic and Recreation Field in Lyne Cent.,r. It was a highlight of homecoming weekend at the college. · Dr. Francis W. Shane, president, Rio Grande College Board of Trustees, presented the eulogy for the late Stanley L. Evans. Excerpts from hts address follow: "All of us here today know Stanley was what is termed a "self-made" man. He At hl etic Associatio n, is a ma jorette, in Y-Te ens , Pep Club, and took first place in a talent show. She plans to attend Mar s ha ll Unive rsity af te r gr ad uation to s tudy secre tarial science. Her hobbies are swimming, s kat ing , dancin g, bow lin g, horseback riding, twirlin g. In the communi ty she has worked in Voluntee r Red Cross work , is chu r ch piani s t , teac her or childhood classes and is active in 4-H Club work . Her talents are playing the piano, dancing of tap, jazz , ball et and m odern, baton tw irling, french horn , trtunpet a nd saxo phone. Teresa is the Hi-year-old ... . ~;.•-!li. TAMARA TOLLIVER Business College to take a se cretarial course . Her hobbies are softball, sewin g, hiking, twirling and baton. the Annual Club, and is treasurer of the Senior Class Christian Brethren Church Mason. Her talents are singlqg , baton rwirling, playing the flat and E flat clarinet. ' f/(J.· .. 'l. , .....r.; .•~.. ~··~"'.:" ,-I . . ,. ..• !>.~!;!:; .:.3.!&[ ; JS&.:X: Cheerleaders on the grade schoo l leve l, and attends Nig ht'' wa s shown. Several members of the congregation of the Bradbury Church of Chris t joined Laurel Cliff and of the Band. · She plans to attend Gall ipolis members ror the even ing . "' ~:::;::::::w:- SO, TO. HEI..P P~SS MRS. Cl-AUS HAD I-IER S~WING , COOK ING AND H0U5EK.S6'.PING... NO. 45 GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT pomeroy rutland pomeroy national bank i digging for coal for home use when a landslide occurred in a . 4{).foot highwall above them . .4 the bonk of the ce ntury established 1872 All Ac~ounts Insured to $40,000.00 by the Federal Depos1t Insurance .Corp. 'lOur nextdoor nei~ Ibor. r DINNER GUESTS Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sargent and son , Jonathan, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, were Mr. and Mrs. Eimer Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Milhoan , Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Logan , George Logan and Miss Bernice King . ;·;;;;-;;;;;;:;·,;;;;m---~-~--, I I ·~f . ' TOYS NEEDED Salvation Army, Pomeroy, is in need of new or COMING TUESDAY A representative of Congressman Clarence Miller will be at the Pomeroy Court House Tuesday, Dec. 10, fr om 9 to II a .m. BOARD TO MEET The Southern Loca l School District Board of Education will meet in regular session at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the high school. INSTALLATION SET RACINE - The annua) in· stallation of officers of the Racine Masonic Lodge 461 will be held Tuesday evening with Right Worshipful Ben Philson installing officer. KILLED IN CRASH Mrs. Fay Sauer has received word of the death of Mrs. Doris Allen , in str ucti onal a nd professional development staff of Ohio Education Association, Colun1bus. Mrs. Allen was killed in the TWA crash nea r Washington, D. C. Teachers here will remember her as the Christmas teaching and ta lk on " Do You Have to Use a Paddle '", at the Southeastern Ohio Educa ti on GIFT SALE Association meetin g at Rio Grande, Oct. 25. Open Tonight Until CROW'S Sale Prices On • Home of * !VIens Shirts TomBoy *Bath Ensembles *Blankets SANDWICH *Gift Wrap and Ribbon *RCA Portable Phonographs Orde r By Phone And Toke Em Home *Toys IAt Toy Store) 992-5 432 *Gas Ranges IAt Warehouse) * Upholstered Chairs I Room Di v18er L x 12" wide x 64" Hi CURIO SHELF Bring Your Children To See SANTA CLAUS In Our Toy Store Tonight or Saturday 6:30to 8p.m. Treat The _Free __ _ _For __ _Kids _ From _ _Santa _. ._ _ , Btl~ 29.95 New items ... new addition to our store. Ideal gifts for the home. Attractive! Sturdy! Handy! Rutland Furniture Bargain Center See Herb, Dave, Rutland, o. Mil<e Grate or Gene Smith ...l!ll!lfl!lll!ll!l,Ill.• ( (•. . ' ' Ph. 742-4211 ' ' .\ \ i . .., "' ROLL·ABOUT CART INCLUDED! WERNER RADIO & ·TV MIDDLEPOIT, ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY •• ••. GALlJPOLJS - ·Chief of Police John Taylor reported Saturday afternoon bla depariment is still seekjng a white man·for . questioning in, connecUon with an alleged attempted armed robbery Friday night at . Gillingham's Drug Store located at the corner Of second Ave .. and Pine st, .. According to Chief Tayior, a man ' described as ~ng between 19-25 years old, 6ft; taU and weighinl! between 146-150 pounds entered the store al 9:04 p.m. Frldiy. .. Mrs. Maureen Hamilton, store cler!<, said the man walked up to wltllin flve or ·six feel Of the counter, threw a pillow case 'on the cOunter, and then said: "This 1.1 a hold up. I want all your drugs and money',; Mrs. Hamilton said he' wu holding & gun and poln~ II at Ute counter. Mrs. Hamilton, who was wli.IUng on ll Cllllomer at the ttme, apparenUy did not reacllmmediately to bla ccmmand. AI . lhat poln~ the dark hatred, dark c0m. plexioned ~'~an, stuck the ' 8J111 in her stomach said, " I'm not kiddlnj(." ' I I I ' I Than 12,000 Families Midd leport·Pnmeroy POMEROY - Two reports from tile Southeast District Health Departme~t Office in Logan indicate that Pomeroy's · wa\!!r sqpplf is ll!'safe .{ • The Meigs County, J)>partment of Health S&tilrday acknowledged that two I'E)pottS .we"' r~celved. late, l~st week in· dlcating that the supply of water Is unsatisfactory In meeting requirements for human Cons!flllptlon. Charles Legar, chakman- of · Pomeroy's board of public affairs, said a settling tank at the plant In upper Pomeroy had been allowed to go dry and that water, therefore, had moved out of the Ohio Rlv~r, the supply source, dlrecUy into the filter syst.,m, He' said employes are doing all possible to correct the situation and that hydrants on Main St. are to be flushed this weekend to attempt further correction of the problem. The plant equipment, Legar said, is worn out and the village is pushing hard on the laying of new water lines and the establishment CJf its new system to be fed from wells In . Syracuse. However, he admitted , it will be a few months before the new syst.,m can be put into operation . Water supplied to Middleport from Pomeroy, at the request of Middleport officials, was cut off Saturday morning and hydrants there are to be flushed Sunday at midnight to ,empty lines of unsatisfa~tory water. Unes' ln Middleport r~~ared of ~~ddy ~~~ s~;~~~ · ... S.tiJi'ilay Mayor Fred' ~Hdiriian of Middleport said water In Middleport has t.,sted safe foo,.lst.,n~y the past slil years. Middleport bas "plenty of pure well.water til suppJr· the ~Ulage, :• the mayor said, Illnesses · which may be c.ausect by contaminated water 'aie repor~ly on the Increase In both Pomeroy and Middleport. One Pomeroy man said Friday night his daught.,r had been hospitalized in an area hospital for two days and that doctors had advised him that they could lind no reason for the illness other than contamlna~ water. There was no formula on correcUon of the problem forthcoming from the health department on Saturday. However, several persons affiliated with the Jiepartment said that It ts sugges~ that residents boil all water for consumption. Representatives from the Logan office Of the health department were In Pomeroy twice last week in regard to the unsatisfpctory tests of the water and are scheduled to return this week for further tests and consultations. Some restaurants in Pomeroy Saturday indicated that they were taking precautions in serving water for consumption on their premises. QUEEN AND ESCORT- Rio Grande College Homecoming Queen Toni MlUer · and her escort, Dale Lewis, take a bow following her crowning Friday evening in the Paul R. Lyne Center. Toni Miller crowned RIO GRANDE - Miss Toni Miller, 21). year.old junior and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell B. Miller, Rio Grande, Friday night was crowned 1974 Rio Grande College Homecoming Queen. Ceremonies were held in the Paul R. Lyne Center. College President, Dr. A. R. Christensen, crowned Miss Miller queen 1 J(! ' ' ' I Blll Qualls, who had been in the pharmacy part Of the store, walked for. ward and the suspect then turned and ran out the side door Of the store onto Pine St. It is not.known If the man fied on foot Continued on page '2 · MPias mines open ---e · ·dnigh ·• S da nn t on un y POMEROY - Meigs mine workers are expected to return to work On the mJdnl&ht shift tonight the Times-Sentinel learned late Saturday: Union members met Saturday IDOl'· iting acccrding to one. source wbo was quo~ saying, "The flrat shift will return to work midnight Sunday'' but added, "if picket lines are up, workers will not cross· them." . . . Ali IP>.ree Meigs ~ ( 1, 2, and 3) were repreSI'n~ at Saturday morning's meeting. I i, PRICE 20 CENTS aterunsafe in Pomeroy Robber frighfened off ,, ________ i · Reachirig More GALLIPOLIS - The Gallipolis City without pay. School Board, In special session Friday 3- Those who are 10, 11 or 12 month night, adopted a new policy for district employees may take vacation lime to employees who may be<:ome an officer in complete outside business matters. his or her respective state or district In other matters, the board adopted a organization. procedure form for administrative The board will give t.,acbers or non. evaluation. cerUfled employees five days to conduct The board granted the Rio Grande any type Of business regarding their Community College permlssion to use a position as an office holder on district or classroom in Washington Elementary state levels, School for a PBS televised blatory course. If tlie Officers need additional time for The course will be offered one night a outside duties, they may elect one of three week, January through April alternatives : The board approved a motion to join 1 :...... The officer's organization can the Ohio University Leadership Comreimburse the local district for the em- mittee , The committee is made up Of ployee's salary. · districts In southern Ohio, northern 2 - The olficer can take time off Kentucky and West VIrginia. * Young Junior Sportswear QUASAR 39.95 New policy adopted * Womens Winter Sleepwear . ROOM DIVIDER • • • *Girls Sportswear 7, ~gn "CHRISTl\!AS IN THE AIR" - A mobile theme decoraUon suspended from the ceiling of the Pomeroy Elementary School foyer for the Meigs County Christmas Gatden Clubs Association Christmas flower show was hung in place Friday night byMrs.Reid Young, on the ladder, assis~ by Mrs. Wyatt Chadwell, both of the Chester Garden Club. The publlc is invited to view the show today from i to 4 p.m. There is no charge. * \J! Jmens Sportswear the Fabulous SEASON ENDING O..er hun ling in Ohio continues through Saturday, O..c. /1) 9 Shop Saturday 9:30 to 9:00 STEAK HOUSE SHOOT DELAYED A public shoot to be staged by the Meigs Muzzle Loaders will begin at 12:30 p.m . Sunday, O..c . 15, rather than Dec. 6. The shoot will be at the lzaak Walton League Farm near Chester. BOARD TO MEET EASTERN - The regular December meeting of the Eastern Local School District , Board of Education has been changed from Tuesday until Thursday at 7:30 p.m . at the high school. ELBERFELDS person who cond ucted a program on s trateg ies for Your Invited Guest SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1974 the men were apparently good used toys to be given to needy children for Christmas. Toys may . be left at the Salvation Army Headquarters, 115 Butternut Ave . was down, little or no income was coming in from tuition and gifts, a few trUstees were digging down Into their own pockets to meet the most pressing of demands, just to keep the College going. These men had faith In Rio Grande: "At the close of the Executive Commi ttee Meeting that evening , Dr. Holzer said : 'You men have been invited here tonight to become members of the Board of Trustees Qf Rio Grande College - Will Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley VOL g THE 11M!:, SAN1A. KEPT HIMSEl-F 13USY. AND CAt-.1 YOU GUE5S WHAT HE DID ? c••••••::::::::;:~':::.."":x.co-:o::m.x::::..."'%.o :;:$1: you accept?' Stanley Evans with thai sm ile so characteristic of him, replied. 'We will accept and we will do our best.' " For a quarter of a century, Stanley did his best. In the late 1940's, and early 1950's, when Rio Grande College was deep in financial trouble , more than once it was Stanley who came to the rescue. These were the days before his personal success. I remember once when he drew $5,000 out or her personal account to give to the College to help il out. At that time, it was all he had in the bank. " But money was really a small part of Ute total picture. Stanley Evans was more to Rio Grande College than a pocketbook. He was a moving force, a splrlt that created, i,IJI~thers the desire to do some~~ll~,f~ school. As chairman Of the buil<!(Hg'~~l""'lttee or the College Board 6f ,l ~stees, he was personally responsiblef~r the cons1rucUon of the old cOntinued on page 2 tmts Colder today, highs in the upper 3Q<r, rain or wet snow probable lbla evening, tonight, and Monday. Highs Monday in . the 3Q<r, LoW tonight in the high be .,, '•'• homecoming + Weather a fa ntasy by P. Pastoret and D. Baur when they were buried under i !il * .' 20s. r-------------~ ~'*~~~{~= i -. SECOND SON BORN RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. Willi am Wi ck lin e are aii. noun cing the birth of their second son, Monday, Dec. 1, at Holze r Medical Ce nter, weighing 6 lbs . He has b~n· named Kyle Hun t Wickline. Grandparents are MrS . Kathryn Hunt, Rt . 2, Racine, and Mr. and Mrs. Dougllis Wickline, Racine. Greatgrandparents are Mrs. Erma Wilson and Mr . and Mrs. Bert Hunt, Rt. 2 Racine. Kyle will welcomed home by a brother, Scotty. was the pi'O<iuct of rural Southeastern Ohio, and a lthough he eve nt ually established a successful chain of 16 supermarkets in Ohio, Kentucky, and Wes) Virginia, and became a wealthy man, he never forgot the people here . " Many years ago, Dr. Holzer , Sr. 1 Chairman of the Board of Rio Grande Co llege , in vited several men from Gallipolis to accompany him to an executive committee mee ting at Rio Grande College . "The minutes were read and approved, the business at hand was presented and discussed. It could be readily seen that these were very trying times for Rio Grande College. E nrollment PLAQUE UNVEILED - The children and widow of the late Stanley Evans of Gallipolis participated Saturday In dedication of the Stanley L. ~ Evans Alh1ellc and Rerreallon Field on ~ the Rio Grande College Campus. AI ~ left, Bob Evans, second left, president of the Bob Evans Farms Inc., widely ~ known businessman and civic leader, §;. unvells a plaque of commemoration. ~; Left to right are Mrs. Jerry Miller, Bob ~ .... Evans, Mrs. Stanley Evans, and Mrs. §; Eva Mtlls. i.i. She was a Girl Scout seven FIRM .SHOWN Youth of the Laurel Cliff Street in Mason . She was born Free Methodist Ch ur ch in Mason , is five feet and four recently enjoyed a bowling inches tall , has blond e hair an d party and also had a pizza blue eyes. party at the Meigs Coun A student at Wahama Hig h ty Infirmary. Sunday evening School , she is a majorette, has at the Laurel Cliff Church the been a member of the band film titled "A Thief in the fow· years , is in the Pep Club , . . • TERESA VAN METER years, assists with the Celtic's daughte r of Mr . and Mrs . John L. Van j\1eter of Pomeroy 20 to 30 tons of earth and rocks by a landslide while digging coa l at an abandoned strip mine north of here. Lawrence County sheriff 's deputies said Th e College field dedicated Unveiling made to Stanley Evans part of Rio's . Counci l, secretary of the Girls copies. DANCE SET PT. PLEASANT - A teen dance will be held Saturday from 7 until 11 p.m. at the Mason County Youth Center. Admission for students is 75 cents . Music will be provided by "Soul" . The dance will chaperon ed by adult s. Refreshments will be served. ;. ·...; Glenw ood . Born in Hun ti ngton , she ha s b londe ha ir ~md blue eyes a nd is five feet and six inches ta ll. A student at Point Pleasant Hig tfi School she is an alter nate r eprese ntat iv e for St ude nt 'the :First <thristmas t:ous 724 TITLES ISSUED A report for certificates and titles issued by the Department of the Clerk of Courts for the month of November showed that 724 titles were issued, 249 :.. 'BEST THEME hooon in Satwday'a amu.i ~ Parade In downtown GeWpolla went to the GSI Ad, · · miniatratlon Department. M.;.. pictures on Page 2. Hundreds observe Otristmas parade GAWPOUS - Hundreds of people lined the sll'eets here Saturday morning for the annual Christmas parade spon. sored by the Downtown Merch~f1l~ AalloCialloil, · , The event kicked off the shopping sea~n , in Gallla County. • . . With 48 units In line of march, the 1974 Gallla Cl)unty Ar.e a Christmas Parade began at t0:15 a.m. at the Gallipolis Sla!e r Institute. . Dr, Bernard Nlehm, GSI Superln' tendeni, terved as parade marshal. Mike Allen ·and Jim Morrison were co-.:1\atrmen for the e.ent, Tiley were ...~.~~ ~Y Bernard Guinther of the GSI staff. The parade moved from the GSI g~oun11s, down to Fourth Ave ., turned left at ,Spruce St. and over to Second Av~ It cDAtlnued from Second to of I J Court, turned left at Court, and moved over to First Ave., ending at the Upslrellffi Publlc Use "¥ea where Santa Claus and his helpers (cheerleaders from the countY's five high schools) distributed candy to children. Trophies were awar~ed to the prettiest float made by the C.C. TV Department ¢ the GSI ; the _best theme, GSI Ad· (Qbntinuect on page 2) before a near-capacity audience. Miss Miller was sponsored by Pi Sigma. She was escorted by Dale Lewis. Renee Orr, a junior from Cincinnati and sponsored by Alpha Sigma Phi, was named first runnerup. Members of the court were Chandra Miller, a junior from Cedarville sponsored by Alpha Delta Epsilon, and Susie Thomas, a senior from Oak Hill sponsored by the Archons. The ceremony was one ,. of many weekend Homecoming activlUes" held at the college. A rock concert followed Friday night's queen ceremony. Saturday afternoon 's activities featured a Red-White basketball game with ex-Rio players between 1950 and 1973 performing. During halftime ceremonies of that cont.,st, Queen Toni and former Rio homecoming queens and cheerleaders were introduced. Rio Grande College basketball Coach Art Lanham was honored Saturday evening for his 15 years serylce. Guest speaker for that dinner session was Bob Wion, Worthington High School football coach. Saturday nigh\'s activities included the Rio Grande College-Marietta College basketball game, Hall of Fame induction ceremonies, and a homecoming dance at the Elks Club In Gallipolis. ALARM SOUNDED GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis volunteer firemen ht,re Friday were called at 4:04 p.m . to Evans Packing Company on Chillicothe Rd. where the automatic alarm sounded due to a break in a waterline. Fire Chief James A. NIX'thup said the waterline ·in a barn area froze and burst causing the sprinkler system to trip, OPEN FOR SESSION GAWPOLJS - A representative from Congressman Clarence E . Mlller's . Office wm · cO!]duct an open door session from 1-3 p.in. Tuesday al the cominlssloners Office. If anyone has any questions concerning the Federal Government. please stop by to dia<:usl! them with the ·represent~~lille. ~ . ' . ' i . • . ' ' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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