https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b02e14dbfbf5da9bf1fbe0ec7ba0a22e.pdf 84a28a5539fc8f35be2c43960897d38e PDF Text Text •• • '' !I "'.. ... ~ 12 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thm·<ctay, Dee. 12, 1974 4 SV AC gridders HOSPITAL NEWS Holzt•r Mt.·dil·al <.:t•nter t IJisrharged, Nov. 11) Veterans Mcmorinl Hospital ADMITTED Pursley, Marte Racine; Rola nd Dodderer. Reedsvtlle. DISCHARGED - Sandra Shields. Sylvia Wolfe, Gold ie Crewey, Melvin E . Davis III , Kathleen Dempsey, Patrici a Doerfer. K~nneth Dra y. Gladys Green, Mrs . ~ckic Harra son and so n. c1ara Huston , Martha James, Mark Lawson, Mary McCallum , Bert B<XIimer, Jason Ward . Pleasant Valley Hospital DISCHARGES Leo Wellington, Vinton; Mrs. H. D. Layne. Ca rolyn Mtller, Ket th Nance, De lores Neal , Edith Newsome, Kenneth Newsome. Bon me Porter , Sigrid Ragland , Evelyn A. Rlcc, Thomas Rose, Eva Roush, Juamta Sa rgent, Roush. Point Pleasant; Mrs. Thomas Hughes and daughter, Ashtnn; William Whitehead, Pomt Plea sant ; Ruby Sayre, Hobertsburg; James O'Neal. Point Pleasant; Lottie King , Red House ; Mrs. Raymond Watson, Point Pleasant; Mrs . Thomas Jones, Cheshire; Mrs . Russell Cundiff, Mason; Loyal Wright, Henderson; Mrs ..John Swisher, Ches hire; Mrs Uoyd Rosedean Skeen, Mrs. Ronald Smith and sun , Anna Stearns, Susan Steven s, Mary M . Swlsher, Dahha Thacke r. Anna Mae Walk er, Maxine Walters, Donald Weed, Huey White , Wanda White , Connie Wtseman, Joshua Wood , Stella Young t Births I Mr and Mrs. James W. Dunn. a daughter. HendHson, W. Va ; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Essman, a daughter, Wellston; Gordon , Grimms Landing. Stodola perfect in attendance iI riamed All-Ohio Grace Abbott. John Casto. Ruth Ctrcie, Phtlip Chck, Kenneth Crawford, Tamara Paul Stodola received a Mr. and Mrs . Thomas Salyers, perfect attendance award for a daughter. Jackson ; Mr. and 1973-74 from C. J . Struble when Mrs . James Slone , a son, the Pomeroy-Middleport Lions Northup , Mr. and Mrs. Randy Club met for a Christmas Tredway , a son. Willow Wood . luncheon and gift exchange at the Meigs Inn at noon Wednesday . Cloudy tonight and Friday, Lou Osborne played "Santa" for tbe gift exchange and the lows in mid 30s . Highs Friday' club presented Joyce Quillen, in the mid 40s. Probability of Meigs Inn waitress, with a gift. precipitation 90 per cent today The Rev . William Mid· and 20 per cent tonight and dleswarth gave prayer and Friday . there was singing of "Silent Night" and "Jingle Bells." NOW YOU KNOW Twenty-two members atThe United States is the only tended. A guest for tbe party was Carl Matzke, taken by industrial country in the world not on the metric system. Struble. Weather Students give piano .recital "Christ Came to Bethlehem" by Camille Swmdell ; " It Came Upon a Midnight Clear" and "Hard the Herald Angels Sing" by Sonia Ash; and "Cantique "Christmas 1974" was the the Noel" by Tonia Ash. theme of the program which Punch and Christmas included "Holly Jolly Christ- cookies were served followmg mas" by Tonia Ash; "Here the recital. Come Santa C1aus" bv Carrie Guinther; " White Christmas" by M"eg Amberger; "Let it Snow " by Carol Morris ; "W inter Wonderland" by (continued from page I l Diane Nease; " Have Yourself panaceas" such as an Immedia Merry , Merry Christmas" by ate return to wage and price Camille Swindell; " What Child controls, mandatory -gasoline Manger" by Carrie Guinther. programs that treat the symp- "May There Be Peace on Jr T ackles Kyle Utt, H anov erton Un1ted , 6· 2, 230, Sr; Bryan Gorby , CrookSville, 6 0, 235 , Jr M1ddle Guard Denn1s Morr i S, Cory -Rawson, 5 9, 172, by Diane Jr Mike Bosett1 , Tuscarawas Catholic, 6 0, 185 , 5r ; Matt Granger. Marion Ca thol i c , 6 .2, 195, Sr . Cornerbacks ~ John Gudgel, Yellow Sp rings , 6 0. 165, Sr .. Ford said be Is sure the nation will start pulling out of the recession in the months ahead and that there already Nease; All District 6 mines working are signs of improvement in CHRISTMAS TREE S f or sale, any s1z e. $3 a piece W1dt' se le c tion Phone 7 42 601 L Eugene Morrison . the battle to restrain prices. "1 expect inflation will move 12 12 12tp MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT DEC. 12 NOT OPEN FRI., SAT., SUN . DEC. 13-14-15 ZANDY'S BRIDE (Technicolor) Starring Gene Hackman Rated PG Linebacke r s ~ toms but retard the cure." Earth" by Meg Amberger; "Star of the East" by Carol Morris; " Do You Hear What I Hear'' Tackles ~ Pat Elkmg , Mar1on Local. 6 I , 205, Sr . Mark Joh nston , Greenev1ew , 6· L 205, S r Guards - Randy Anderson , Liberty Benton. 5 10 , 170 , Sr; F rank Gatto, L isbon. 5 10, 2'20, Ce nter Brad Young , Wynford , 6 L 190 . Sr . Quarterback Larry F ortner , Lora1 n Clearview , 6 .s, 200, Sr Runnmg backs - Joe Guyer. Fremont St Joseph. 6· 1, 200, Sr , T im Vogler , Covington, 6 J , 205, Sr . Tom Harrington. Montpet1er , 6 o, 185. Sr . SECOND TEAM DEFENSE Ends - Bruce Krtll, Mont pe11er, 6 3, 175, Sr . Chris Muh l enkamp , Ansonia, 6 3, 210, Big auto rationing or "other compulsory Sr Sr SYRACUSE Piano students of Mrs. Rose Ann Jenkins presented a Christmas recital recently at the Asbury United Methodist Church. is This" and " Away in a 'COL UMBU S {U Pi l Fo ur ~o u th e rn valley A lhl e l 1c Confere n ce (S VA CI football plil yt'r s w er e nam ed today to 111t' Cla ss A All Ohio UPI toot baH lea rn l or honorable Se l ected m en t 1on ba c k fi e ld spot !. were M1jch N e<~se of So utl;\ern an d K yger Creek's Chns Preston. wh il e D ave W1 se of Kyger Cr ct' k <~nd Steve Holt er of E a s t ern we r e named hono r ab le men t 1on lm emen Fo llOWing 1S th e c omple te l1 stm g of ~l a y ers honored FIRST T~AM OFFENSE En d s Terry Vogle r , Cov in g ton. 6 2, 200 . Sr . Rob Ga rr ett , W 1ndham , 6 3, 205 , Sr M alt Clem ens. Ta ck l es Middletown Fe nw tck, 6 ) , 2'JO , Sr . Rodger Barth , Sycamore Mohawk. 5 10 2'24, Sr Gua rd s ' Mike Vantilburg , R1verdale . 5 11 205. Sr . M1ke Was aa s. Norw alk 5 1 Paul , 6 0 , 200. Sr Center M 1c k R uta n , Mechanicsburg, 6 o. 205 , Sr Quarterback Ron Sc h m utz . Blutfton , 6 I, lBO . Sr Runn i ng Backs Mike Harkrader , Middletown Fenw1ck , 59 , 170 . Jr , Pa t Sin gleton . WoodS f ie ld . 5 11. 185, Sr , Gar y Vowell, Pla1n C1l y Jonan1an A l de r , 6 0. 200. Sr FIRST TEAM DEFENSE E n ds Dave RiedeL Buckeye Centr a l, 6 3. 177 , Sr , R1ck Pfou t s, R1dg emont . 6 0 , 185, Sr Tackles -- Jerry Bayer . Ca nal Wmchester , 6 0 , 225. Sr . T om N ewman , R 1dgemont. 6 2, 21 5, Sr M1ddle guard Jim Lay , Rock ford Parkway , 6 2. 215 . Sr Lmebackers - Matt Huff man , Cor y Rawson , 6 0. 195 . Sr . Dave Flega l , Wrndham , 6 I , 205 Sr Cornerbacks Jo hn Gavelda , Fat rport Harbor , 5 11. 175. Sr . Jeff DelBene. McDona ld , 5 10 , 190, Sr Safeties Charles Black. Bloom Carroll , 5· 10 , 160 , Sr .. Kevin Babcock, Sycamore Mohawk . 5 -11. 168, Jr . · SECOND TEAM OFFENSE Ends - P hi l Case y, Ollawa H il ls . 6 -2. 170. Sr ; Bil l Pert , Fremont St Joseph , 6·2, 185 , steadily down from the intolerable double-digit level" because 11 Conditions are changing rapidly," he said. Ford appealed to the business executives to do their best to restore public confidence in the American economy. He said he hopes congressional leaders from both parties would comply with his request for "a moratorium BELLAIRE, Ohio ( UPI) An official of District 6 of the United Mine Workers Union said today all mines in the district, which covers EasterJ Ohio and the Northern Panhandle of West Virginia, were working with the ex· ceplion of one in West Virginia which was closed because of a local dispute. Buck Mowery, a field representative for the UMW, on partisan economics" while said the administration reviews the situation. workers did not put up any pickets at the mines today as they did earlier in the week · when 1,500 UMW workers in the district stayed off the job in honoring the picket lines. mine construction 50 DIE IN CRASH SAIGON (UP!) - A giant helicopter transporting South Vietnamese troops to a Mekong Delta battlefield west of Saigon crashed today, killing all 50 VISIT DUnoN•s persons aboard, military sources said. It was the worst chopper crash ever in the war- 7' SCOTCH ltorn country. PINE TREE and save several dollars on your shopping list. "VISIT US SOON" DUTTON'S PRESCRIPTIONS ARE OUR MAIN BUSINESS ' ' ' ' ' ' Quarterback - Stev e Gray . Buc keye Centra l. 6 2, 190, Sr Runn1ng backs Mark Newell. Mapleton , 6 2, 180. Sr . Dan Witch , Arl i ngton, 5 11 , 18 5. Sr . Dave Stratt on. B l u ffton . 6 o, 185 . S r • THIRD TEAM DEFENSE En d s Ph il Agoston , M1ddletown Fe nw 1ck, 6 2, 180, Sr , Albert Looney, Yettow Sp r ings , 6 0 , 195 , Sr Tackles ~ Ji m Rasmu ssen , Fairport Harbor. 6 1, 205, Sr : P et e Re tt ere r . R idg emont , 6 0 , 207. Sr Middle guard f'l\ark Haul er . Monroeville , 57, 170 , arc this week's ,winning fire chief at Otester CHESTER - Ross Cleland was elected fire chief by the Cheste r Fire Department Wednesday evening. Others elected were Harold Newell, assistant fire chief ; Larry Cleland , captain ; Hobart Newell, firslll. ; Elmer Newell, second It ; John Ridenour, third ll .; Keith Woods, fourth It .; numbers ln the Ohio lottery : (one five Number 150 t.ero) In any box on tleket wino $20. Numbers 041 t zero fou r one) and 369 (three six nine) In green and blue wins $500. Numbers 041 and 369 ln blue boxes wins $1,000. Numbers 041 and 369 in green boxes eligible for $300,000 drawing and automatically wins $15,000. Stage band going ~o state pageant w. MASON , va Recognition came to Wahama Ivan Woods, vice president; Keith Woods, secretary; John was mvlted this week to par- ttctpale in the State Junior Miss Pageant in January . For the past five years the Wahama Stage Band has had a key role in the Mason county Junior Mlss Pageant , providing entertainment for the audience and hve music for Wichman, treasurer . Building committee members are Paul Larry Smtih, Bob Woods, Roy Christy and Don Vanmeter ; ways and m ea n committee, Bruce Myers, Harold Newell, J . M. Gaui and Bob Woods. A dinner of oyster stew and steak wa s served to the 19 persons attending . - Linebacke r s - M 1ke Doyl e, Be llaire St John ' s, 6-1. 215, Sr , Brett Stratton . Bluffton , 6 0 :ws, Sr Cornerbacks ~ Steve Boyles, She nandoah , 5 10, 175. Sr .; Larry Sowers. Frankfort Adena , 6 0 , 170, Sr Safelles Tom P i ca, Tus c arawas Ca tholic , 5 10 . 175. Sr , Sam Nicolosi . Marton CatholiC, 5 10, 165. Sr Back of the Year ~ M i ke Harkrader , Midd l etown Fenwock Li nem·an o l the Year - Malt Clemens , M id dletown Fe n · WiC k Coach of the Year - A r ch Rodgers , Buckeye Central HONORABLE MENTION BACKS Jeff Auchmuty, Columbus Grove . M itch Belknap, Indian Va lley North ; Jelf Bla c k , Canal Wmchester, Tom Baker. N ewark Catho lic , Ch u ck Borgeson . Norwalk St Paul , Joe Cobb. Ottawa Hill s, M 1ke El li s, Zanesville Rosecrans , Dan Gerhart , Wynford , Charles George, Bu c keye west , Rusy .,Gordon, Mapleton , Clark Gilmore. Frankfort Adena, Terry Griner . Minster Randy Holfhines , Rockford Parkway , Jack Harshbarger , Rivers 1de , Roland James , Greenev1ew . Rudy Jov 1c, Sha dySide . Steve Johnson . Newark Catholic, Jerry Kalb, Buc keye Central ; Ken Keele, Richmond Heigh ts , Barry Lyons , W i ndham. Ken Loushin , R 1chmond Heights ; Mike Monnig, Ironton St. Joseph; Gil Mat1nez, Loarln Clearv rew ; Loren Miller, Berksh1re M1tch Nease , Southern; Lynn Oberlm , Montpelier ; S tuart Patton , Glouster Trimb le; Chris Preston, Kyger Creek ; Brad Perry, Norlhmor , M1ckey Roberts, Middletown Fenw 1ck , J ack Ruen. Columbus Grove , Brian Rosptock, Kirtland , Dave R i dgeway , Hanoverton Un i ted ; Dennis Shaner , Waynesfield Goshen ; Jerry Soltis , Middlefield Cardinal , Jeff Taylor, Stanton Local , Herb Woodby. Woodsfield ; M1ke White. Perry ; Steve Zsigray , Bellaire St . John's I . · IH I 0 Q .•r' uu ; and poise and appearanc~ CLASS TO MEET The Happy Harvesters Class will meet at 6 p m Friday at the Trinity Church in Pomeroy with a party to follow. Tuesday evening, Susl:\,~ Stanton , chairman of the State Junipr Miss Pageanl called Director Charles Yeago to invite him and the band to perform at the State Pageant By RICHARD HUGHES UPI Business Writer Jan . 18 and 19 at Concor4 College. Auto fn dus try executives from President Ford's ·home . The band was chosen upo~ , recommerldations of the state judges who year after year have reported to the state chairman of the success of the Mason County Junior Mi~ Pageant. The State Pageant is now I. working to provide meals, housing , and money to cover . expenses for the musicians. r ,, I Coordinate Sportswear Blazer Jackets, Shirt Jackets, Vests, Wrap Sweaters , Pleated Skirts, Straight-leg Pants, V-Neck Sweaters, Cuffed Shirts, Print Shirts, Long Sleeve Turtlenecks ... All in sizes 7-8 thru 17-18 in holiday colots of Sea Mist , Carnation , Oyster. Save 1/3 OFF The.Regular Price ews •. in Briefsf I THERE'S NO MORE TO ALL THIS THAN COINCIDENCE, but today is a day of portents. It will start with a partial eclipse of the sun and end with a meteor shower. Astronomer Larry Ciupik of Chicago's Adler Planetarium declined to speculate whether it added up to a bad omen, but he noted "there are on the average two to five partial eclipses on Friday the 13th over the entire world every 217 years." In the morning, the moon w!ll move between the earth and the sun and cast a shadow on the sun in most of the eastern United States. Americans east of a line from the Great Lakes to West Texas will be able to see the phenomenon, barring cloudy skies. · ' Buy A Christmas '• CHAIR Now In Our Third Aoor Fumiture Department In The Toy Store FRIDAY 2·3 pro SATURDAY 1·3 pm workers, said he challenged variety of industries, including textiles, autos, paper , alwni- economy was in ' 'difficult strait.s" but not in a crisis. "I think it 's a crisis situation. and Save e ,.' ",. 20% FREE DELIVERY BANK RATE CREDIT TERMS VOL. XXVI NO. 171 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Crude oil price hiked Teachers going back to school RACINE - Elementary elementary teachers designed teachers of the Southern Local to update teachers in the area School District will return to of learning disabilities, parthe classroom themselves hcularly disabilities that affect Thursday for some learning a child's ability to read successfully. experiences of their own . The teachers will practice Thursday night will be the first of two sessions for the Continued on page 10 WASHINGTON (UP!) University of Chicago President Edward H. Levi will be nominated as attorney general to succeed William B. Sax be, who Is expected to resign and become am: basaador to India, according to a White House source. The source, who asked not to be Identified, indicated Thursday that the often outspoken Saxbe would be named to replace Daniel Patrick Moynihan as U.S. amhasaador in New Delhi. Moynihan, a Nixon appointee, is expected to resume his teaching post at Harvard University after two years in India. The source also said President Ford was considering Levi for the top Justice Department post. But neither the White House nor officials at the Justice Department would confinn the reports. Saxbe told UP! Thursday he had talked with Ford Monday but any announcement on the shift would have to come from the White House. According to another Wljite House official, Ford suggested Saxbe resign and accept another position in the government because he wants to put his own men in a number of lop jobs including the Justice Department. The official indicated Saxbe's replacement Is tbe first In what was expected to be a major series of cabinet · shifts by early next year. Levi, 63, Is a highly regarded legal scholar. He served as dean of the University of Chicago Law School for 12 years before becoming president of the university in 1968. He was also first assistant In the Jqtrtice Department's War Division from 1940 to 1945, and was chairman of an interdepartmental government .commlss!on on monopolies and cartels in the Antitrust Division in 1944. Levi has already announced plans to retire as president of the University of Chicago in Continued on page 10 Christmas festival is Sunday ' Main Store- Toy Store- 'Warehouse Open 9:30 to 9 p.m. Every Shopping Day Until Christmas. The "Creative Arts" Christmas festival, open to the ,public, will be staged at the "Meigs Hlgh School at 2 p.m. Sunday.' There will be music by the Christmas Chorale, directed by Christine J. Guthrie and - carr,ftors. will be members EL·BERFELDS IN POMEROY ' SAVE YOUR SA~ESLIPS FOR VALUABLE PREMIUMS • Ford's statement that the It's higbly critical ... feeding on 1tself and may go to worse conditions," Woodcock said. The recession, he said, could lead to a depression. from ler, American Motors and Lhe UAW, along with Michigan Gov. William G. Milliken, met for two hours with Ford , urging him to do some pumPiJriming to help the auU> industry in its worst sales period m 15 years. Milliken satd the President gave a "clear indication " he would consider a tax cut to moved to create public service jobs and expand unemployment benefits for the hundreds or thousands persons thrown out of work by the recession . The Senate passed a $7 billion program and the House began debate on a similar bill and passed one that extenda Wlemployment insurance from provide more dollar s for buying cars. Press Secretary 39 to 52 weeks. In other developments : - The Labor Department Ron Nessen said President said inflationary prtce in· Ford promised to "do something" but said nothing about a tax cut. creases may be leveling off. The department's wholesale price index rose only 1.2 per cent in November, half the gain of prior months. Most of the increase was caused by higher Continued on page 10 Lee Iacocca, president of Ford also once again ruled Ford Motor Co ., told the out a big boost in gasoline taxes President tbe auto industry is a "disaster area." to conserve energy. Both houses of Congress • enttne Devoted To The Interests of The Meigs-Mason Area Levi expected in Saxhe post In The Middle Block verging on a depression . Elsewhere, workers from a at 0 'I ., SANTA CLAUS with some 200,000 laid-off • CINCINNATI- "ADOPT A SIMPLER life-<llyle by eating less and consider fasting one or more days a week," is the message going to a haU.million Ohio Catholics this weekend. "Catholics are being urged to "help ease the world hunger crisis" by donating money they save from making fewer food purchases to charities that distribute food to needy persons. VIENNA (UP!) - The world's major oil exThe reconunendations are from bishops of the 19<ounty Archdiocese of Cincinnati, which counts 260 parishes and 500,000 porting nations decided today to increase the price Catholics among lis numbers. The bishops' "challenge to the of crude oil by 7.4 per cent from Jan . I , 1975, Iran 's parishes" Is included in letters to be read in all archdiocese Interior Minister Jamshid Amouzegar said. churches this Sunday. t The new price will be $10.46 a Kuwait, Libya, Nigeria, Qatar, barrel, Amouzegar said, com· Saudi Arabia and VenezuelaCLEVELAND - THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY may be pared with the present average produce 85 per cent of world oil forced to allocate fuel oil to consumers in the face of a sharp selling price of crude of $9.74 exports. increase in demand caused by nationwide cutbacks in the supply dollars a barrel. The posted price is a of natural gas to industry, an official of the Standard Oil Co., of The new price will be Wlder a theoretical price of crude oil Ohio (Sohio) said Thursday. Robert Griffin, marketing vice unified pricing system, ending from which actual prices are president for Sollio, said the recently-announced cutbacks may the posted price system which by a complicated worked out · · p~Xte a heavy.borden on tbe petroleum industry because the set prices at an artificially high of U!xes and royalties system demand for fuel oil could rise significantly to offset the cutbacks. paid by oil companies to the level. "The petroleum Industry had been prepared to meet the producers. The new price for a 42-i!allon forecasted needs of its traditional customers during the coming Present posted price is $11.65 barrel of oil was fixed by months, barring disruption of crude oil supplies, or an unusually a barrel but the actual pnce is ministers of the 13-member cold winter,'' said Griffm. ''But the drastic reductions in natural Organization of Petroleum Ex- about' $9.74. gas to Industrial consumers which includes oU refineries, will The OPEC ministers also porting Countries meeting in have a profound impact on our industry," Griffin added. Griffin agreed to hold a special Vienna. said Sohio's residential customers "will continue to ge l top on a proposed strategy session "We agreed to abolish the priority." posted price system-the root global oil summit in Algiers of excess profits by oil com- Jan 8. WASHINGTON -DESPITE CONCERN THAT Congress panies," Amouzegar said. was about to endorse a merger of great wealth with great power, "We all agreed that a single Venezuelan Mines Minister the House Judiciary Committee has recommended the conflnnal!on of Nelson A. Rockefeller as vice president. By a vole of unified price system must be Valentin Hernandez-Acosta adopted. The new system will said the Algiers meeting will 26 to 12 -there were four more negative votes than Gerald R. be in the interest of the con- discuss the proposal by French Ford got for the same job a year ago - the panel cleared the Rockefeller nomination Thursday for its next obstacle, eigbl sumer. It will limit the profits President Valery Giscard d 'Es taing for a three-way hours of debate and a vote by the full House next Thursday or of oil companies." summit of oil producers, OPEC's members Abu Friday. consumers and developing Dhabi, Algeria, Ecuador, Many of the members said they were concerned about a Gabon, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, nations. potential conflict of interest if the vice president belonged to a family which collectively Is worth billion, much of it invested in the nation's richest corporations. The 17 Republicans and 9 Democrats who voted for Rockefeller said they could tolerate that, but the 12 Democrats who opposed him said they could not. We've· just received a spec! a I purchase from the famous maker of our most popular line of Misses Coordinate Sportswear ... and we're passing the savings along to our Customers To See says, calling it a disaster executives Ford, General Motors, Chrys- FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1974 TEN CENTS ..···,·"'"'')!''-" .......... ··» · ................. dl!"'!'!lilllt'~fm~::«>:~w~ ·.-.vr.•;• ....,. ·" ·~·~::""<~~::«>:~~li:O:'>·.«<~:..-~ ... ........ •:-.-.:0:•!-;o;oi':>.•;o.•~ • By Unl~d l'rfss International . Sale Bring Your Children United Auto Workers, a union _And Budget Director Roy Ash told a Senate hearing the next six months will be so bad in terms of unemployment and sagging business the nation will want to see them to pass into htstorv "as soon as .I LINEMEN Mike Barney, Lancaster F1 sh er, Ron Bernosky , Buckeye west , Tony Borgia , Norwalk St Paul ; John Baker , N ewcome rs tow n , Dan Belt, Grand Valley ; Pat Barry, Zanesville Rosecrans; John BQehm, Newark CatholiC, Br1an Conrad, Gibsonburg, Ken Creagh, Berksh i re ; Jeff Champa, R ichmond He1ghts , Denn is Day , Newbury- ; Mike Hagans, Windham . Steve Holter, Easlern ; Dav1d Hartley , Glouster Trimble; Chuck Habig, Woodsfield ; Mark Hartman, Canal Win chester. Mark Hess , Berkshire; Steve Haines , Greeneview; Joe Kraiicek, Cedarville ; Rod King, Glouster Trimble , Paul Knoefel, Newark Catholic; Jim Kruse ,_.. Sidney Lehman . Scott K irk · patrick , Indian Valley North ; Phd LuginbuhL Bluffton . Doug Llwellyn. Albany Alexander: Doug Long , Monroevi lie; Mike Molyet , Fremont St. Joseph; Dave Melma. Ashtabula St. John ; Jeff Martin, Mapleton ; Pat Mc0'1',...;.*'t·i-Middlefield Car dmal , Bill Norr1s , Frontier , Rick Prokop , Richmond He i ghts, Mike Pastore, Lisbon ; John Robinett, Canal Winchester, Blenn Reese, Sta tnon Local Greg Sm1 th , Pro c torville Fairland, Todd Stah l. Wyn . ford, Doug Swarfz, Covington ; Matt Schaber, Woodsfield ; Tony Sarchet, Xenia Woodrow Wilson, M ike Schrock, Garaway ; AI Swearigen, Triad, Ken Schafe r, Monroeville , Kev1n Smith, Norwalk St Paul , Brad Tim mons, Mechanicsburg ; -Doug Van Atta, Ada; Jeff Wagner , Liberty Union ; Dave Wise, Kyger Creek; Alan .z1elke, R 1chmond Heights . my is in worse shape than he sporting goods, were laid off or OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 The top However, he sald, Ute economy will recover in the second state of Michigan told the President Thursday the econo- given notices Thursday . CHRISTMAS FUN - Two and one~aU year old Carl Bourne has had a ball during the loy project of Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority at the home of his mother, Mrs. Larry (Jane Baer ) Bourne over the past few weeks. Sorority members collected several hundred toys and have worked at the Baer home to put them in good order. This Saturday beginning at 9 a.m., sorority members will sell the toys at the former ftre department room on the first floor of Pomeroy Village Hall. No toy is priced over $5, and practically all of them are under that price. Carl has been on hand to enjoy the toys as they have been readied for the sale. possible." half of 1975. At the White House, Leonard Woodcock, president of the num, clothing, appliance and YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT HEADQUARTERS • HONORABLE MENTION WASHINGTON (UP!) - IN A FEW YEARS Instead of buying a "fifth" of whiskey or wine you'll have to buy 760 milllliters. As part of a nationwide conversion to ·the metric system, the Treasury Department said Tuesday that domestic and imported wines must be bottled in seven standard metric sizes beginning Jan. I, 1979. The department's Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Flreanns will propose similar ruJes for distilled spirits in a few weeks. The new size closest to ihe fifth will be 750 mlllllllters, or 25.4 ounces, justa fraction smaller than the fifth's 25.6ounce size. Domestic wine Is now sold in' J6 different bottle sizes and imported wine in 'll. Treasury Secretary William E. Simon said the new standards "should facilitate buyer comparison and un!J pricing . ~· Old wine, al$dy aging in bottles when the conversion sold ~ is. takes place, can 'i Ford challenged on shape of economy i t l ~ High's Stage Band when it routines . Donnie Kirk Chevalier, president; ... contestantS'' physical fitness Vanmeter, fifth lt. ; Lowell Ridenour, publicity chai rman ; ••••• Jr (Continued from page I) in Ohio in October. Ohio payrolls for October, 1974, rose 4 per cent from ,the October, 1973, level, the Center for Business and Economic Research at Ohio State University reported Wednesday. The center also said payrolls were up 4 per cent for the first 10 months of the year when compared with the same period In 1973. ' All eight city-(!Ollnty areas surveyed by the center showed . October-to-October Increases in production worker payrolls ranging from 2 per cent in Toledo-L~as to 9 per cent In CantonStark, the' center said. The center said other increaseS were Akron-summit and Youngstown-Maboning, 8 per cent; Clnclnnati-Hamilton and Cleveland-Cuyahoga 5 per cent and Columtius-~'ranklin and Dayton-Montgomery 4 per cent. Shop at Dutton's _ Sr WINI<I"'r. DRAW TROY, Ohio iUPI) .::_ Here News ... in Briefs REG. $18.95 Middleport, 0. Jotlll Bur t ch . Ro c kford Pork. way . 6 1, 178, Sr Harry McV ey, Sa l et1eS Cl1n to n Ma ss i e, 5 10 , 160. Sr . ; G<Jry L1eb , Li ber ty Benton . S 10, 170 . Sr THIRD TEAM OFFENSE Ends Kev1n Joli ff. R 1vcrdate , 6 'l. 185, Sr . P et e F unk e, K 1rlland. 6 'l , 190. Sr Tac kl es R 1c k Ma ag . Co l umbus Grov{' , IJ d . 205 , Sr . Boston Chu ck Darby , New G lenwood. 6 1. 195. Sr G u ar ds John K 1ngstey-, Tw1n Val l ey South , 6 1. 'llO, Sr , John Sag an 1c h . McDonald. 6 0. 2 15, Sr Center -· Dean Reichma n. l n d1a n Valley North , 5 10 . 185. Oeland is ."'.,.. of the speech class of Dwight Goins. In the foyer, exhibits from the art class of Jack Slavin and the welding students of Willard Miller and Kenneth Eblin will be dlsp)ayed. Celia McCoy of the faculty is in charge of a < tableaux. .• Usherettes will include Follow, 0 Listen to the Angel's Georgene Grate, Tami Hun- Song, As Lately We Walc~ed, 0 nell, Carol Lewis and Jeannie Little Town of Bethlehem, We Harris(l,, Bernice Hoffman Three Kings of Orient, The Gift arranged the printed program. of Love, The Hallelujah The program will include : Chorus , from the Messiah, and 0 Come, 0 Come Immanuel, Recessional . What Child is This, Silent Continued on '!lage 10 Night, Rise . Up Shepherd and EXTENDED OUTLOOK Sunday through Tuesday, chance of snow flurries Monday and Toesday. Highs In the lOs Sunday, lowering Into the 30s Monday and Tuesday. Lows In the 20s. Boil your water! Restdents of both Pomeroy and Middleport are to boil all dnnkmg water until further notice, the Meigs County Forceless revolution is proposed STOCKHOLM (UP!) Alexander I. Solzheni tsyn finally spoke his piece Thursday, giving a four-hour discourse about life in the Soviet Union and calling for a moral and religious revolution throughout the world. "For the East, but also for the West , there is no salvation except moral and religious awakening," the 56-year~ld exiled Russian Nobel Prize. winning author told newsmen at what he billed was his first news conference in nine years. Because of what he called the world's "psychological" prob- Department of Health advised today . The health department reported that the second of wlth the water at the present . without the boiling processes However, the health depart- by the health department. ment will not okay the water for consumptio n without boiling , until the third report has been received and until The test reports come from th e Southeastern District Health Department Office at Logan. after Monday when further tests will be taken in both three test results have been . towns. Under that plan, it was received on Pomeroy's water to be at least Wednesday next and that these two tests have week before tl1e water is indtcated that all is m order okayed for co nsump tiO n Again, residents are urged to b01l water for at least 10 minutes and to cool it rapidly in order to help the taste of the water Juveniles confess guilt Sheriff Robert c. Har· the Letart F'alls Cemetery tenbach said today four youths where a chain saw, clippers of the Letart Falls area under and an assor tmen t of other age 18 have confessed gmlt in tools were taken . - Burglary of guns from four recent burglaries in the Racine-Letart Falls vicinity. Cloisl Badgley, Rt. 2, Racme Taken into custody and [Letart). - Burglary of tools , inque stioned Wednesday, and advised of their rights, the cluding an electric saw , were youths admitted implication taken from the residence of in: Theron Johnson, Rl. 2, Racme. - Breaking and ent.>ring (by - Burglary of a tool shed at one of the four ) of the Letart Falls elementary school m wh1ch money was stolen. Shertff Hartenbach said the boys, after signing confessions, were released to the custody of their parents pending formal charges in the Meigs County Juvenile Court. The sheriff indicated some of the property reported stolen probably will be recovered, but not all of it, as some has been sold . lems, he said a moral revolution was necessary, but Complaint procedure set up he refused to say whether he, himself, believed in religion. " I believe the most EASTERN - Procedures on Board of Education met 'I'hurs· substitute bus driver . It was how comlaints against any day night. According to the policy of the agreed to help the Tuppers Plains Booster Club purchase a new piano and to help the Chester PTA wtlh a school promising is the moral revolution that I have men- school employe are to be aired tioned," he said. "The method of physical revolutions should stop throughout the world, Eastern Local School District beca1.1!..! never have problems Assistant been solved by this method. "As to my country ... how can they defend lbe present pseudo-sociahsm in rer.ent years when too much has come out about Lenin. Another tendency Is emerging. First Stalin was the scapegoat, now they bury Lenin and resort to Marx.' ' GAME ON TIJBE The championship game for the Marshall Memorial Invitational Basketball tournament will be televised Saturday by WSAZ Television Channel 3. Tournament favorite, Oral Roberts, ( 3-0) is expected to adVance to the finals with a victory over Idaho Stale University ( 4-1 ) in the opening round tonight with Marshall University (2-2 ), the defending Tournament Champion, expecting a win over Long Island University ( 2- were outlined when the employe should, as the first step, arrange for a conference director is wanted The Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society is looking for an assistant director. then the matter is to be brought to the attention of Supt. John Riebel. If this is not satisfactory, the complaint " to be taken to the Board of Education. The board also, in ac cordance with new federal law, passed a policy Thursday mghl providing for inspec tion of school records of students by proje c t The organizatiOnal meehng was set for 7 p.m., Jan . 14 with a regular meeting to foll ow at 1:30 p.m. Supt. John Riebel was · authorized to investigate the possibilities of securing an aide for the third grade at Chester. Enrollment in the class stands at 39, too many for one teacher and not enough to divide into two c lasse s, Rlebel said. Riebel's contract as supermtende11t of the district was renewed for three years. Bills were approved for This was decided Thursday their parents or guardians. payment. night when the society met at Adminislr~tors must produce Attending the meeting were the museum . Liz Hilferty is such records for inspection Howard Caldwell, Jr., Oris currently the director and the within a maximwn period of 45 Smith, Clyde Kuhn, Dorset assistant will be required to days. Parents or guardians can Larkins, Starling Massar. type , must have an interest in appeal any entries which they board members; Mrs . Jean historical activities and the feel are inaccurate or in Sexson, president of the initiative to help expand the violation of the student's Chester PTA, C. 0 . New land, operation and will maintain a nghts. clerk of the board, Chester register of the society 's The board approved James Gooding, iugh school principal, acquisitions. Crow and Mary Kay Hennessy and Supt. Riebel. During the business session as substitute teachers and with C. E. Blakeslee, employed Elmer Althouse as a president, in charge, an expression of thanks was made to SHOOT SCHEDULED The Meigs Muzzle Loaders will hold a public shoot beginning all2 :30 p.m. Sunday at the Izaak Walton League Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority for a monetary contribution to the society . Plans were also discussed for making Farm near Chester. arrangements as soon as possible to open the museum in Pomeroy one day each week for research and consultation. Memberships for the new year are now payable to Mrs. Dolly Hayes, 13 Oak St., Pomeroy, Mrs . James Sheets, vir; president, preEenled the ~rogram of Appalachian Music, including some Appalachian Christmas songs, SHOPPING DAYS TO CHRISTMAS with that employe through the school principal. If the conference is not sa tisfactory, 2). t~. board, a resldent havmg a complaint against a school singing and playing the dulcimer. Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee WE>..ather Werner wins OSU honors Cloudy, cooler tonight and Saturday, cha nce of snow tomght. Lows in the lower 30s and highs aturday m the upper and mid 30s. Richard Paul (Rick) Werner, son of Mr. and Mrs . Paul Werner, Lincoln Hill Road, Pomeroy, will graduate summa cum laude from Ohio Stale University Friday. C. William O'Neill, Chief Justice of the Ohio Supreme Court, will deliver the LOCAL TEMPS temperature in downtown Pomeroy Friday alii a.m. was 43 degrees under cloudy skies . com~ mencement address to the 1,350 graduates in ceremonies beginning at 9:30 a.m. in St. John Arena. majored in Werner has Aeronautical served refreshments from a Engineering. He plans to enter table carrring out a Christmas holiday m<hif. mediately. the Master 's .irogram im- SQUAD CALLED The Middleport Emergency Squad was called to 188 Walnut St., at 5:19p.m. Thursday for Elizabeth Leifheit. She was taken tO/o, the Holzer otledical Center by the squad. �2- The Datil Sent me l Mtddleport-Pomeroy 0, FndHv Dec 13 1974 Wa1tmg for Ordersl 3- The Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, Fnday, Dec 13,1974 Tax break hill killed for '74 WASHINGTON I UP!) - The House Rules Commtttee Thursday effecttvely ktlled a btll whtch would have gtven a sm a ll tax break lo almost 40 mtllwn low and moderate mcomc taxpayer s and would have ended the ml deplectwn a tl owance Saymg that the re ¥.as not enough lime to deal wtth the bill thts sesswn comnuttee member James J Delaney ON Y moved that the panel constder no further btlls lhts year except the nommat10n of Nelson A Rockefeller to be v1ce president The mahan earned 9 4 meamng that the only ..:hance for any tax legtslahon !hts year would be posstble amendments m the Senate to lhe Trade Reform Ball Th1s ts an ex tremely r emote c hance however UMW ladies have meet contnbutwn toward Chn stmas gtfl.s for the Metgs County chtldren at the Galha County home a nd one for the Southstde Settlement '" Columbus were made dunng the Tuesday mght mee!tng of the Umted Methodtst women at lhe Pomeroy Untied MethodiSt Church The meeting was preceded by a potluck dmner enJoyed by members and guests Mrs Ruby Davts and Mrs R R Culler Mrs Gerald Wtlder muth conducted the meetmg wt th Mrs Jay Warner reportmg on the s1x boxes prepared for se rvicemen Mtchae l Heck , Scott Van Vranken Freddte Rayburn Larry Warner , Ronme Reuter and Chuck Wnght members of the church famtly Rev Carl Htcks mstalled the 1975 offt cers mcludmg Mrs Roy Reuter presadent Miss Myrlls Kay Parker vtce pres tdent Mrs T A Down~e secrelary Mrs V D Edwards treasurer Mrs Boney Mtlchell, c oordtnator for Chns han personhood, Mrs Everett Thomas, masston coordmator for supportahve communtly, Mrs Allen Eichinger mission coordmator for Chnslian soctal Involvement Mrs Robert Warner mission coordmator for Chns!tan global concerns, Mrs Dwtght Parker, program resources Mass Parker chairwoman of membership Mrs Warner presented the program usmg the story The Black Madonna A Old ways not working By PHIL NEWSOM UPI Foreign Ne~s Analyst The Western world sttll IS unable to agree on how to meet the energy crtsls but almost dsily sees new proof that the old ways of domg busmess are foreign news conunentary no longer vahd and that men and governments are bemg called upon to navtgate new and uncharted economic seas Under su dde n attack b ) Saudi Ara b1a on Dec 10 and 11 the Bnttsh pound sterling sank to htstortc lows provtdmg new and fnghterung evtdence of the eros10n of what Ln the past has been a foundatton stone of mternahonal fmance And as world economiSts argue thetr conflicting theones and as the o,ti producmg natmns meet to constder thear next move, 1! takes no stretch Reader misinformed about vitamins Lawrence E Lamb, M D DEAR DR LAMB - I have been told that btochemtsl.s, as well as medical scientists, proved many years ago that snythehc v ttamm s c annot become par t of human tissue because the} are morgamc and the body ~ 111 reJecl them And, the on ly thmg that a chemtcal vttamm can do 1s to shmulate or nudge a s1ck or lazy cell Is lhts true"~ Also I have heard that the natural vtlamms found m the stores are called crystallme or a ltered v1 tamms In the p re para ti on of these natural vttamms extreme heat1s used whtch des troys the natural enzymes and t he e nhre m olecula r balance created by nature Is thts true? I n any case whtch do you thmk IS best the sny the!tc or natural vttam ms'~ DEAR READER - Ger· trude Stem put 1! veq well when she wrote a rose Is a roM!, 1s a rose ' A vttamm Is a y1tamm, lS a vttamm I mtght add your letter ts a treasure trove of mtsmforma t10n Unfortunate!~ s uch tdeas are widespread First, chemtsts constder organic those compounds that contam carbon This mdudes alcohol , table sugar, ml gas, coal plashc and thousands upon thousands of other compoWJds In orgamc are the chemtcal compounds that do not contam ca rbon such as !able salt made from the two elements, sodtum and chlonne All v1tamms are orgamc whether they are manufactured m a laboratory or ex tracled from a plant or other food The body does not reJeCt morgamc Items We use what salt we need, regardless of whe ther 1t comes m our nulk, vegetables, meat or out of the salt shaker Calc1um an morgamc element, tss ued to Pioneers lllake it four in row feeding test By United Preso International Another llght schedule of games faces Ohto c ollege basketball teams agam ton~ght Cleveland lS stte of the Blue Streak Classtc, Oberlin entertams Dyke and Cmcmnati Journeys to Knoxville Tenn for the Volunteer Cla~ 1 c ' Thursday night, Manetta outscored Bethany (W Va ) 104 m overtime and regtstered a 72-66 VIctory to remam unbeat on 10 steers WASHINGTON (UP!) - A group of ran chers who trucked m thetr bee f from South Dakota to dramatize their problems c hallenged Agrt c ulture Sec re tary Earl L Butz Thur sd ay to fatten up 10 feeder steers for market The cattlemen satd they want to demonstrate to Butz and the Amencan conswner how much they lose on feedtng th e ammals due to htgh gra m costs Agn cul t ure s poke smen however satd Butz would not take the cattle because of laws wh1ch they satd forbtd the departme nt to accept any gtfl.s except books and similar matertals for tl.s ltbrary A contmgent of four ca t tlemen and Carol Foreman , executive director of the Consumer Federation of Amenca met wtth Butz m the mormng to request that he mount an actlve search for any a ntt competJtive pracltces m meat marketmg, and to step up publlctty atmed at pressurmg supermarke ts to cut retatl beef pnces when cattle pnces are low The 47 ca ttle mostly brown and whtte Herefords brought m s tages from South Dakota mtlled qwetly m a connected senes of metal pens erected on a mall across the street from the Agrtculture Department Around them milled a nOisier crowd of rep orte rs photographers an d beef producers m western hats en m four games The role of the pioneer woman Arthur Clark and Chuck RobliiSon contnbuted 18 pomt.s aptece and Jeff Faloba scored 16 pomts for the wmn~ng Pioneers Much has been wntten about the hardshtps of the p10neers, wtth spectal emphasts upon the work of the men who carved thetr homes from Ute wilderness Uvmg m these modern days , wtth comforts and converuences unknown to kmgs 100 years ago, we fmd 1! difficult to place ourselves m the postUon of those brave people who endured the long sea voyage to come to Amenca searchmg for a land where they llllght enJOY rehgwus freedom Then later on, there were those who left thetr homes and traveled m covered wagons to the west where they hoped to better thetr livmg conditiOns Many never reached thetr goals because only those who were phystcally and mentally strong could withstand the hardships It was wtually a survtval of the fittest When we contemplate the desolaUon of the desert, the lack of phystcal comforts, lack of medtcal care and the constant fear of mdlnn rruds , we wonder any one survtved It was mdeed difftcult for the men But what of the women? Can we posstbly reali2e, or understand, the hardships they expenenced? Think of the women s dtsappomlment wfien some of her treasured furniture had to be unloaded and left lil the desert because the horses or oxen, were unable Lo pull the wagon through some of the worst places Think of her mconveruence when she had to cook over a ftre out of doors for weeks and months Think of the scarctty of water when sometunes there was not enough to wash clothes Then thmk of the heartache when she had to watch her child slowly dte because of the lack of a doctor's care and her agony when she was forced to leave a little grave behind No doubt many of us have read or heard something about the hardships of these ptoneer women , but have we considered what the effects llllght be upon the spmt.s of these women who may have hved m a desolute place wtth the nearest neighbors 25 or 30mtles away? Even those women who started out wtth high courage and hope must have become depressed almost to the pomt of desperation, not only because of physical hardshtps, but from the lack of comparuonshtp of other women No matter how much a woman loves her husband and children, she does need the compan1onsh1p of other women occasiOnally Denied thts, 1! can have a damag~ng psychologtcal effect upon her I remember hearmg my husbands mother tell of her mother-m-law s life more than 100 years ago Uvmg m an 1solated part of Athens county at the time, she had not seen a woman for SIX months One day a woman (a perfect stranger) stopped at her home and she qmckly ran out of the house and threw her arms a bout the siranger and kissed her' As we passed through our natwnal Titanksg~vmg Day, we should have gtven special thanks that we live m Amertca May we remember our sptrttual herttage, hold onto our fa1th m this ever changmg world, remember our debt to the past, and gtve thanks for those brave men and women who brought these blessmgs to us by self-derual and sacrifiCe, even bloodshed - Norma A Lee of the unaglila llon to see the economy Fort Knox of the future nsmg As the oil producmg na lions on Arabtan sands, filled not gathered mto thetr nat10nal With gold but With Ol) treasunes wealth est1mated to People who dtet should try the For as the mdustnalized $60 b1U1on m thts year alone, yuletide meals we can afford to na hons seek to cope wtth the other dangers to western mserve quadrupled prtce of oil, 11 dustrtali2ed nattons became already lS apparent that the apparent currency of the future Will be It was obVIous that Western measured m terms of energ) standards of tivmg would be and until a substitute can be affected b) the struggle to pay found the all producmg nations otl b1lls hold the key By RICHARD P JONES There also was the questton northern European, British or structed to send resumes to She hked me, she really On Dec 10 1! was learned the of how the Arab nations would MADISON, Wts (UP!) -A Irish Route 2, Box 46A, Jefferson, hked me, he satd But 1 Saudis had mformed Aramco, 31 year-old bachelor has ttred mvest thetr new found wealth The ad also descrtbes till! Wts , 53549 finally dectded t! would be best •t.s foretgn-owned producmg of the smgles clubs, bars and propective brtdgroom as a man U S policy makers were of The ad appears unemollonal for her not to marry me company 1t no longer wtshed twommds dance halls and has dertded to wtth three college degrees, an and busmesslike And perhaps because of her parl! cular to be patd for tis 011 m Brtttsh lake a more direct aonroach to agnostic who stands 5-feet-10 that busmesslike atl!tude ts the One school of thought adpersonality pounds fmdmg a wtfe He spent $175 07 mches tall and weighs 160 basts for the story of love lost vocated openmg up Amertcan " She had a pecuhar The pound munediately fell for newspaper ads and lS ac mdustry to mvestment by Arab pounds It SOld he ts healthy, that lies behmd the ad preference," he satd "She was to Its lowest pomt m recent and other otl producmg ceptmg apphcallons from and willing to negotiate after He satd m an mterVIew that a nut on France and French,.. months and contmued 1ts nations prospective brtdes Lhus provtdmg two years of marriage for not he had never been engaged but things So I adVISed her to go to declme Ute next day 'It's not a JOke at all,' satd more than two children " urgently needed capttal for had fallen deeply m lote wtth France, marry a Frenchman Left m doubt was the pound's Amencan mdustry the wtfe seekmg bachelor who Those mterested were m- his childhood sweetheart 'So She did' future as one of the two Wished to remam anonymous Another suggestton was for a currencaes along wtth the "There should be some more 'partnershtp" between the oil Amencan dollar, employed m countnes and the Umted convenient way, more efftCJent mternattonal trade way of seemg people that you States , wtth the former It also was another blow to provtdmg the money and the like than, just taking potluck at Brttam's alr.\'ady precartous latter the knowhow for bars, dance halls and thmgs that," he SOld like development of poor nat10ns So he placed 11-by-4-mch ads A worry was that m thts week m MadiSOn's two recycling thetr dollars, Arab newspapers But from the By United Press International wtth the new maJortty and na twns could m a short tune eryone m off1ce Hutchinson (Kans ) News awatt an mevttable return of acqutre a maJor and perhaps looks of the advertisement, 1! Detroit Free Press Agricultural Secretary Earl reason and greater responappears he ts seeking the controllmg mterest m entire Henry Ford II continues to be Butz should go all right, and Sibility Meanwhile, they are perfect wife Amencan mdustrtes, mcludmg responstble for much of the Sunday School attendance on 'Are you tired of hanging should have been packmg liiSured agamst any such havoc those Important to U S Dec 8 was 45 the offermg little fresh thinkmg that ts months ago But not because of as they may fear by the defense gomg on about the economy $21 91 Worshtp services were around bars looking for a his bum jokes Security Counc1l, tts powers, Cited as examples were Arab held at 11 wtth the Rev Meece mate?" he asks m the ad His call for a 10 per cent budd our bones So that tdea ts He came to offtce wtdely and tts smgle-nahon veto offers to parllctpate m the speaking from Isatah 50 2-7 A 'I am across-the-board reduction m rtdtculous Memphlo Press-Scimitar Amencan rurcraft mdustry 2nd Advent Sunday sermon "Do you refuse to settle for heralded as the fr1end of the the mcome tax for 1975 reflects Salt mmed from the earth ts farmer SmaU farmers and btg The Democrats, at thetr Iran's heavy mvestment m someone who lSll't what you his recogmlton that the prtortty Attendance was 30 the orrermg no different than salt extracted farmers alike now are his rmdterm convention m Kansas West Germany s Krupp steel $19 40 Pledges $32 00 want even though he appears to has shifted from fighting m from meat or a plant We can t severest critics, wtth reason City last weekend, cleverly did works and Kuwrut's purchase be the only available one flation to fighting recession The U M W Chnslmas party change the chemteal elements Butz has run Ute USDA as not behave like Democrats of a maJor mterest m Daimler- wtll be held m the church around? Good for you ' What we must do Is to Isolate So 1t 1s wtth organ~c and syn Utough hts off1ce were m the MlSSmg were mobs of antiBenz, manufacturer of the "If you have the attributes the spec13l contributions that basement on Tuesday eve thehc vttamms We know the board room of Contmental war r10ters out front nor was Mercedes automobtle listed below and you like what and food have made to our oil Dec 17, wtth a potluck supper chemic a l structure of the Gram or Purma Ralston there a purge of old-lme you read about me, I want to current inflation and deal wtth at 7 45 Exchange of gtfl.s wtth vtlamws mcludtng every The case against Butz ts Democrattc pols by arrogant meet you " them, while at lhe same time famdtes and fnends mvtted blessed atom and how they are disturbing Ford should recog- young McGovernttes Then he set forth the trying to rally the general The Young People of the hooked together hke a ruze that he ts domg no service Thts hme the delegates qualifications The propective economy church wtll go carohng at 6 30 crossword puzzle It makes no DEVOTED TO THE brtde, he satd, must be between to fanners, conswners, ranch- mostly dressed like well, hke I NTEREST OF Not all that much can be on Dec 21, and afterwards difference whether vtlamm C ers or pollt1ctans So why keep rmddle Amertcans MEIGS MASON AREA the ages of 23 and 28 and should done above food unhl next CHESTER l TA~NEHILL meet 1n the church basement •s extracted from a plant or him around? Why are the Democrats year's crops although there are not have been marrted before Exec Ed for hot chocolate bwlt m the laboratory atom by (Tex ) Record- acting with such unaccustomed ROBERT HOEFLICH She should have at least a Denton Ctty Ed1tor steps, such as dtscouragmg Program practice w1U be atom so to speak It ts the Chronicle untty? We think the answer Ues Published daly e x c ept four-year degree from a held at the church, begmn~ng Sa turday by The Ohto V alley same Even before Sen Barry m the leadership's feeling that unnecessary exports, that can national univerSity in etther PubliSh ng Company 11 1 at 1 00 pm on Sun , Dec 15, Natural vttamms are not Goldwater's blast that Presi- Ute party has a good chance at be undertaken now Much can Pome ro y O h 10 Co u rt St accounting, physical or be done about otl, but the ac45769 Bus n ess Off ce PhOne wtth Dons Ddhnger and Oste destroyed by processmg The medical sc1ences, law, history dent Ford shou1d stay home the White House m 1976 992 2156 Ed tor al Phone 992 tions will be difftcult Follrod program leaders 2157 package label must renee! the Boslon Globe or llbrary sctences It says he and see to business and reali2e Se con d c a ss postage pa1d at Mrs Donald Robmson IS a ftnal amount of the vtlamms The bill ( to preserve the Pomeroy Oh o would prefer career gtrl and act on domesllc troubles, patten! m Manetta Memortal Nat onal advertts ng present regardless of how they the Ch1ef Execullve had shown Watergate documents at the earning at least $9,000 anret:Jr ese nt a t ve Boll nell! Hosptl.al By Clarice Allen signs are obtamed And, vttamtns of a thaw m his hard line Gallagh e r In c 12 East 42nd Wht!e House), while pernually N ew York N ew York St Sunday dinner guests of Mr Ethel Guthne ts a patient m are not enzymes They are the current rmtting Mr NIXon fuU acSubsc r 1pt on rat es She shouldn't be IaUer than 5- toward receSSion used to help bu1ld some enD e l vered by carr1er where O'Bleness Memorial Hospttal CeBSlbiltty to lhe tapes, would and Mrs Bruce Myers were feet.O and should not weigh ava lla b e 60 cents per w eek at Thens zymes mstde your body safeguard them in the custody Mr and Mrs Uoyd Koenig anf By M o t o r Route where carr1er San Francisco Chronicle more than 115 pounds She chtldren, Mansfield, Tony servt ce not ava tab l e One 0 Bnen of Mr and Mrs Rex The form v1lamms come m month $2 60 By ma1 1n Oh10 It lS beyond dtspute that any of the General Servtces Admust be a nonsmoker, infreWes!John, Camp LeJune, N C , Stewart, 0 Mr and Mrs sometimes makes a difference and W Va One Y ear $18 S x quent drinker, frugal, aggress- big power Withdrawal from the rmrustratton The arrangement months $9 50 Three months Mrs Elste Hawk, Chuck Hobart Swartz and Mr anti A good example here IS fohc $6 El sew h ere 522 00 year SIX IVe, studious, a late sleeper U.N --<>r 1ts dissolutton- would would protect the overriding Annette , Cherly, Kenny, all of Mrs Charles D Woode, month s 511 SO t h ree mo nths actd Ifolacm) In the leafy to a global public interest in keepmg the who prefers a house tem- amount $6 50 Subsc r piton p r ce n Shelby Howard and Vtrgil Buckley of vegetables tl 1s hard to e ludes Su n da y T mes perature of not more thnn 65 catastrophe II ts also more tapes mtact for future Rtck Hollon, Nashvtlle, separate and absorb through Se nt1n e.:.CI' - - - - - - - _ _ ! Belpre were among recent than likely that the current histortcal, legislative and degrees Tenn , spent Ute weekend with vtsttors at the Elmwood the mtestme For thts reason Concerning religion, hE!< calls rmxed alllance between the perhaps jUdiCial scrutiny Nursing Home and the Paul the synthe!tc form , unattached It would be a still more Mrs Opal Hollon Other for an agnostic nr member of prodigiOusly affluent Arab Buckley's to other food elements ts more nations and the new, small, serious assault on the nation's vtsttors were BObby and Kelll SUNDAY any maJor denomination Deer hunting was of chtef Politically, the prospecllve URdeveloped nnd unpoverished political system If destruction Parker, M1111etta, Mr and eas lly absorbed and more CHRISTMAS Cantata 3 p m effechve If you extracted the at Pomeroy Jumor H1gh mterest m the communtty this bride should be a moderate nations canoot long endnre of Ute Watergate documents Mrs Gerald Hollon, Columbus, foltc a ctd from the food and School Me1gs County Semor past week The U S and other 'minortty' should frustrate the verdict of and Mr and Mrs James Democrat or independent And HoUon and children, MinersMr and Mrs Charles D used 1t m pure form, however Cittzens Choir Public invited her natlonnl nrtgin should be members of the U N would do history Woode called on the Wm Carr tl would have the same effect The government ought to ville weU to cnrb their Impatience Thnnksgtving day guests of famtly last Wednesday eve secure the tapes for posterity I know this wtll not saltsfy Mr and Mrs Ross Cleland It ts therefore vital that Mr many people who don't want to were~ Mr and Mrs Dave Ford sign the blll now before be confused by the facts These Tysmger, Johnson City, Tenn , him or, If he refuses, that people wtll continue to pay WITH SA~i~S TOVMAKE~S WOI<KING WITH Al..l.. .. 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JUST ~ M/l.N'i TOYS! cans to cheap plentiful energy MIChael and baby and Willie vttamm as a vttamm IS a that they tend to react with Frecker, M1nersvllle vttamm Dinner guests of Mr and anger and frustration wben Send your questtons to Dr 0 Mrs Hobart Newell and Elmer told that m the future they'll Lamb, tn care of thts on Thanksgtvmg were Mr and have to do wtth less and pay newspaper, P 0 , Box, 1551 'Mrs Denver Cnrtis and Cindy more for It But that message Radw Ctty Statton, New York Charleston, W Va , Mr and hasl.got to be put a~ross , and N Y 10019 For a copy of Dr Mrs Larry Cnrtis and famtly, very soon Lambs booklet on balanced ~ The federal government has Mr and Mrs John Newell and dtet, send 50 cents to the same ww--1-l- o: got to come up wtth a hardllne sons , Mr and Mrs Dennis address a nd ask for lhe pohcy that Is going to be Long and Mrs Mill")( Cnrtis aU Balanced D1et ~ booklet politi.'&lly comfortable for ev- of Long Bottom, and Darletl"e JusiUCj!; Ractne ' \ Dr. Lamb By Butz declines • Wanted: perfection zn a mate Advice to Mr. Butz the national sampler Alfred The Daily Sentinel Chester r:1::=hc7'7.F::-:lr::sr-::-<t::h=-n.s::-:r-:-m-:a.s=-:-~::_--_:__-~a fantasy by P Pastoret and 0 ~aur 0 J ( I ' Bethany, now 2-1, was led at home hy Gerg Dulkowski 's 18 pomts Manetta tra1led 30-26 at halftune but took the lead through much of the second half before a three-pomt play by Bethany's George Gundling tied the game at 62-62 wtth seven seconds left m regulation play Six players scored m double ftgures for Otterbem to g1 ve the Cardinals an easy 96-63 victory over Urbana m a non. conference game at Westervtlle Leadmg the Cardmals to their third vtctory m fi ve outings tlns season were semor forward Bob Deckard wtth 16 pomts and Bob Buchan wtth 15 pomts and 10 rebounds High scorer for the game was Urbana's sen1or guard Glenn Johnson wtth 19 pomts Ron Stoner contrtbuted 18 pomt.s and 10 rebounds for the Blue Knights, now 5-2 for the season Tony Bolden scoed 20 pomt.s and Bruce Gabrtel added 18 to pace the Hiram Terners to a 63-58 home court VIctory over the stubborn Wooster Fighting Scots Wooster led until four seconds left m the ftrst half Gabrtel gave Hiram a 33-32 advantage at mtemuss10n wtth a 10-foot jumper The lead seesawed back and forth throughout the second half Chad Saladm led Wooster wtth 18 pomt.s Htram LS now 2-1 overall and Wooster 3-1 Zetlle Sims flipped m 36 No games No g1mm cks Just Highest 51f4% ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS 5•14 per cent year pcud on Regu lar Passbook Savmgs Na Mtntmum Interest from date of depostt to date of wtthdrawal Interest compoundf"d quarterly ,.4lMEIGS ~~RANCH Tht Athtns Counrr S.avlfWIS 6. Lo.an Co 296 Second Sf Pomeroy, Oh •O All Accounts Insured To 520 000 by FSLIC • NBA S l a nd•ng ~ By Un1fc d Pr e s"> lniHnat onal Eas t er n Conference Aflant C DIVI SI On potnts lo pace Mount Uruon's Porple Ratders to a 1~7 romp over host Eckerd (Fla ) Thursday n~ght Mount Uruon grabbed an early lead and went lo the locker room at mtermtSsion wtth a 53-38 advantage The Porple Ratders contmued Lo score at will m lhe second half m postmg the1r fourth victory m five outtngs this season Tom Broeseker led Eckerd, now 1 3, wtth 15 pomt.s Three Meigs teams looking w Bu ff a lo I Fl 19 N ew York Boston pe t 17 a 15 10 ~00 Ph lade l ph a 10 16 JllS Ce nt ral DI VI 'i iOn w I pe t Wa s hmq t on 19 7 731 C l e ve l and II 10 S8S At lan t a Hou s ton 17 11 14 IS 4 61 111 M1dW ~~ t for upsets in cage tests tonight D et ro t K C 0 1 at a Ch cngo The Metgs Ma rauder fresh~ men, led by Brent Stanley and Greg Wttte, edged past the Iron ton Ttgers 42-38 m an SEOAL game at Mornson Gymnas•um Thursday Stanley, commg orr an lnJW y Monday m the fros h wm over WellsLon and Wttte , tallied 13 and 12 pomts respectively to lea d John Arn ott s crew to tl.s second wm of the season agamst JUst two losses The Tigers look a 10-9lead at the ftrsl whtstle stop before Metgs outscored the cats 15-$ m the second period to take a 2418 lead at mtermissiOn Ironton closed to wtthm 2 at 34 32m the !htrd fram e before the 1974 7S SE OAL BASKETBA L L • WID Meigs frosh Cage standings SEOAL FRESHMEN W l P OP Athens 3 0 126 Logan 3 1 172 120 Galllpol1s 3 185 157 Metgs 2 2 155 152 Waverly Ironton 2 2 1 2 139 92 136 9.4 Jackson 1 3 138 169 0 157 We ll ston TOTALS 1 4 91 11 3 IS IS 1098 1098 Thursday's results Logan 45 Galt 1pol1s 36 Athens 41 Waverly 36 This is for THE BIRDS Feed Jackson 37 Wellston 27 Athens at I r onton {makeup ) Coll ege Basketball By Untted Press International East Se t on H all 75 St Bon n e 69 Hartford 8 1 Qu1nn p ac 60 Htram 63 Wooster 58 o l Mary and 113 De Pauw 49 Mane 79 N ew Hamp 56 Scra nton 78 S1ena 77 Pur cha se 76 Bard 69 Northea stern 85 Tufts 57 W Conn 74 NY Mrt me 66 Dr ew 97 Y es h va 95 Trnsy l vn 1a 75 T More 65 Rutgers 85 Manhatt an 77 Mr c yhrst 61 Fa rmnt St 57 R t Coli 68 KeE"''e 51 65 Bryant 83 SE Mass 75 Ca t h oi c U 78 Md Bai t 74 Sa l em 51 95 Wrcstr 51 79 Bait more U 90 York 71 \ * Bow e St 87 Stsbry St 84 M1dwest O lt erbe n 96 Ur bana 6J I owa 77 Iow a St 66 M1nn Mrrs 58 Hamt ne 57 Ca rthage 102 Car r oll 86 Tr n1ty Chr s 63 No Cent 82 Sf Jos l nd 90 M ar 1an 8 1 Wm Penn 92 Kennedy N eb 42 South R1chmond 67 Dav d so n 61 Geo Ma son 84 Towsn St 80 Ten n Wslyn 63 Kmg Colt 57 Mmphs St 100 E Te x Sf 89 Sa l em 103 W va Ws l yn 94 So M 1SS 101 Mercer 9d Va St hrn 9d L1vngstne 77 Southwest O kla St 7J T exas 63 Arkansas 63 Hof str a 58 Ste tson 68 w Ky 66 Tu l sa 106 A r k St B9 w Tex St 92 Adms 5 t 75 West Portl and 86 No Coo 81 Co lorado 70 A r Fo r ce 65 Loyola LA 76 Ftlrtn St 61 Cal Po l v SLO 54 Hrtnll 48 Wlmngtn 83 Rto Grande 81 Sea ttl e Pac 85 W Mon t 61 ALUMINUM FIBER Them! ROOF COAT 5 Gal 985-3301 Them! Cracked Com Sunflower Seed Wild Bird Mixture •2295 BAUM'S TRUE VAWE STORE Feed ro whtle the well balanced It on to rntet wa s paced by Lutz and Thomas wtth 10 pomt.s eac h The Mara uders hauled m 23 rebounds wtth Stanley leadmg the wa) wt!h 8 followed b) Follrod and Arnold wtth 4 each The Mara uder frosh are no\\ tdle until J a n 2 when they II host the Loga n Ch teftams IRONTON 138) - Lutz 3 4 10 • r.; W ll1am s 2 3 7 Bradshaw 2 0 4 Wadde l l 3 1 7 Thomas 4 2 10 MEIGS (42) ~ W1nebren ner 1 13 Ha l ley204 Fol l rodJ28 Stanley 6 1 13 W 1tte 52 12 Arnold 1 0 2 Raw I mg s 0 0 0 Score by Quarters 10 8 14 6- 38 Ironton M e1gs 9 15 10 8- 42 Me 1gs 42 Ironton 38 Dec 19 game GRIFFIN TEARFUL NEW YORK (UP! ) - Archte Gr1ffm of Ohw State a believer m the words that the • hon or of the Hetsman Trophy IS a responstbthty " tearfully accepted college football s most coveted award Thursday mght and prom1sed to make tl meanmgful to the nation's youth Gnfftn , only the f1flh JuniOr m hiStory to wm the He1sman Trophy offlc~ally recetved the award before 1,100 people, mcludmg mne former Heasman wmners at the annual banquet and was so overcome w1th emo!ton that he could barely get the words out when 1! came h1s turn to speak Usmg a handkerchtef to wtpe away the tears, the 5-9 runmng back satd he sttll couldn t believe he had won the troph) whach has become synonymous wtlh excellence tn colle ge football S TATISTICS over Tigers Marauders held on m the fmal per1od Stanley and Wtlte got scormg help from Chuck Follrod wtth 8 Team At North Gallia, 1! w1U be the James gung vs the Eagles as Eastern looks for 1ts ftr st wm of the) ouug season The btrds, wtth a ru gged openmg month of compeht10n, are currently 0-4 , 0-1 m SVAC pla) Tun Spencer has been the mo st producttve brrd both m scormg and rebounding while Mike Harrts added some scormg punch wtth 14 pomt.s lil Tuesoay s 61-49loss to Fatrland Other Eagle offenstve regulars are semor guards Greg Batley and Randy Blake, and forward Phil Bowen Don Etchmger, a JUnior came off the bench Tuesday and chtpped m 6 qmck pomts, gtVIng the Eagles some much needed scormg from the corner The Pirates, meanwhtle, are led by btg Greg James and M1ke Camden Both are strong rebounders and excellent mstde shooters two of the reasons why Jun Foster s lads were a preseason favortte Lo share SV AC laurels wtth Symmes Valley The Pirates, however, have smce lost to front-runnmg Hannan Trace, which makes the Wtldcat.s the team to beat Those Wtldcats shootmg for thetr third straight loop crown, Will be led mto Racme tomght by all-state returnee Mark Swam Swam a semor guard, can pump Ln 40 pomts on any gaven evenmg, and ts very adept at moVIng without the ball to hnd the weak spot m the opponents' defense WANT THIRD WIN The Tornados will be gunrung for thetr thtrd wm m four outmgs, wtth a Nov 29 loss to North Gallta the only blot on the Southern mark Wolfe's qumtet ts currently 2-1 wtth trmmphs over Waterford and league foe Kyger Creek The Tornado offense IS led by JuniOr guard M1ke Roberts whtle hustling Danny Brown, JUnior Greg Dunnmg and Paul Shultz gtve the admittedly smaU Tornados moderate reboundmg power Other regulars who should see actton tomght are guard Mttch Nease, Tim H1ll and Buddy Ervm Chesler, 0 . NORMAN ADDED PHILADELPHIA ( UP!) Camel Norman a former Artzona star, has been added Lo the roster of the Philadelphia 76ers and wtll dre ss for ton~ght 's Natwnal BasketbaU Assoctatwn game at the Spec trum agamst the Milwaukee Bucks NAMED TO TEAM SAN FRANCISCO (UP! ) Denms Franklin and Steve Strmko two former OhiO ht gh school football slars who went north to the Umversrty of Mrc h1 gan to contrnue thetr football careers, Thursday were named to the East team for the Dec 28 Shnne East. West football game at Stanfora Stadtum ,NEALE RECALLED CLEVELAND (UP!) - Cen ter Robbte Neale was recalled from Cape Cod by the Cleveland Crusaders Thurs day Neale had 25 pomts - 15 goals and 10 asstst.s - m 22 games wtth Cape Cod this season He was to report to the Crusaders ton~ght at ToranLo International Hockey League Standmgs By Un1ted Press International North Flint w I t pts gf ga 18 7 2 38 106 68 Muskegon Sag1naw Pt Huron Lansmg Ka lamazoo 18 9 18 9 9 15 8 15 3 18 Daylo n 1 1 2 1 2 37 126 37 11 2 20 17 8 78 95 84 9.4 92 139 53 90 South w I t pts gf ga 18 6 I 37 107 89 Des Mo1nes 13 13 I 27 92 Columbus 1 23 95 95 11 13 Toledo II 16 I 23 108 103 Ft Wayne 9 15 6 19 92 112 Thursday's Results No games scheduled Today s Games Lansi ng at Kalamazoo Saginaw at Flint Dayton at Columbus Pt Huron at Muskegon Des Momes at Toledo CHRISTMAS TREES Scratch Sugar Run Mills MulberJY Ave. 992-2115 Pomenrt 94 CUT YOUR OWN AT BRADFORD'S GROVE Located on Cherry Ridge, turn east at Oarw1n onto Rt 681, go 4 moles to Milepost 13, turn south on gravel road Jl!• m1les to grove Watch For Stgns Hours 12 III dark except weekends, 9 III dark ( A s of Dec t. ) TEAM STATISTICS F1 eld Goal Pe r centage T ea m FGM A P et Logan J6 9 5 4B4 A lh en s 4 1 9 1 45 1 Waver l y 45 100 JSO Ga ll polls 50 114 439 Ir onton 62 114 d)l We l l ston 30 84 35 7 J ackso n 14 141 3 2 M eg:; 33 127 299 Fr ee Thr ow P erc entage Tea m FTM A P et MetqS 30 45 667 Waver l y 26 39 667 We ll ston 29 49 592 Ga ll po lt S 30 S2 577 Logan IS 27 556 Jac k son 10 18 556 A the n s 21 JQ 52 5 I ronton 17 43 39 5 REBOUNDS Team No G Avg A th ens BJ 2 4 1 5 I ronton 80 2 40 0 Ga I PO s 78 2 39 0 Logan 1'2 2 36 0 Wel l s to 67 2 Jll 0 M e gs 59 'l 29 s Wa v erly 53 7 26 5 51 2 25 s Ja c k son PER SO NAL FOULS T ea m No G Avg Loga n 27 2 13 5 Jackson 29 2 14 5 Wave r ly 34 'l 17 0 Wells ton 40 2 20 0 40 2 20 0 G <tll po ls Athens 42 2 21 0 Me QS 42 2 21 0 Iron ton 46 2 23 0 !NO LEADERS Fteld Goal P erce nt a ge Nam e T FGM A P et Youn g L 9 13 692 5 ck l es G IJ n 59 1 Fo lden G II 19 579 Va l ent n e G tO IS 556 Wr ght L 16 29 552 Free Throw Pe rcentag e Name T FTM A Pet Barne tt W e l l 5 6 8J 3 Wr qht L 5 6 8)3 Oudu I Wall 6 10 800 Quall s M 8 11 727 Vatenltne G 5 7 71 4 Nrd a y G S 7 71d REBOUNDS Nam e T No G A v g Chonko A J1 2 15 5 Wrg htL 27 2 13 5 Fau l kner A 22 1 11 0 Vate nt1n e G 20 2 10 0 F tzpatr ck t 19 ' 95 FRIDAY SEOAL Waverly at A then s Logan at Gal t1po11s Ja c kson at We l lston M e gs at t ron ton TRIVALLEY Alexander at Vmton County Fede r a l Ho c k1ng at B e lp re Warren Loca l at N e lsonv l ie York SVAC Eas tern a t N or t h Ga ll1 a Ha n na n Trac e at South e rn Sou thw es t ern at Kyger Cree k SATURDAY Lanca s ter F sh er at Alex and er Fede ral Hock ng at Tr mb le Za n esville Rosecrans at V•n ton Count y Symmes Va l ey a t Fa rt and TUESDAY (D ec 17 ) SVAC Eas tern at Southern V Rio loses SIOn 1 pet 3 5 19 ll SQO I .:.·at buzzer I I 6 • b 13 45fl I 10 16 385 3 Pac f1 C 0 VI SIOn w I pet g b God en St at e 18 9 667 Se a ti e IJ 15 J83 5 Phoentx 11 15 444 6 Po rll and 11 16 429 6 L os A ng eles. I IS J23 6 Thu rs d a\1 s R es ult s Buffa lo 12d Hou ston 1 3 Golden 5 1 129 A tl anla 109 KC Omaha 113Mt waukee l OS Fr day s Games Wa sh n gto n at Bos ton N ew York at Bu ll a to M lwaukee a t Ph Iade t ph a N ew Orleans at Ch cago De t ro 1 vs KC Omaha <~ I 01 aha Cl eve l and at Phoen x Sea t tie at Los Angel es M By Denny Fobes Eastern Southern and Metgs all wtll be Utmkmg upset ton~ght as the area basketball camprugn enters 1ts thtrd weekend The Eagles and Marauders hit the road, w1th the btrds of Btll Ph1llips takmg on pre-season favortte North Gallta whtle Roger Brauer s qumtet tackles the htghly touted Ironton Tigers At Racme, the Tornados of Carl Wolfe host the league leadmg Hannan Trace Wildcats In Ironton, Brauer s lads w1ll be gomg for thetr second straight loop vtctory after defeatmg Wellston 79.00 on the Rock Sprmgs planks Tuesda ~ The Tigers, however, are one of the league favorttes this wmter and second-year coach Buddy Bell has three starters back from last season led by btg Dean Ftlzpatrtck, a 6-5 JuniOr p1votman Other Ttgers to watch wtU be 6-2 JUnior Eddie Howard and 6-3 Dean Royal at the corners, 5-9 Scott Wylie and 6-1 Mark Ferguson or 5-10 Bob Crockrel at the guards Ironton opened the league season wtth a 93-70 non~eague wm over Coal Grove, before stopping Athens and losmg to Waverly m SEOAL acllon Metgs, commg off tl.s first wm of the season over lhe hapless Rockets, lS paced by semor p1votman Dan Dodson, sophomore guard Steve Randolph and surprtsmg Mttch Meadows, a 6-5 JUruor center Jun1or forwards Mtck Davenport and Terry Qualls and sophomore forward Chip Brauer and seruor guard Lonnie Coats also pace the Marauder attack Should the Marauders pnll off an upset tonight, they would vault ioto a third place tie ln the SEOAL otandlngo with the loser of tonl2ht's Loun-Gallloolls 2ame and Ironton AT NORTH GALLIA 0 w II I4 1 g b 704 MD N !' w Or ean s J 7J 11 5 W es t ern Conference Interest Rates In The Area Pro Standings l wctu k ~e Fletcher Yates 6 7 Wtlmmgton sen1or scored on a drtvmg layup With two seconds left m the game to g1ve the host Quakers a thrtlhng 83 81 tn umph over vtsttmg Rto Grande m Hetman Ccnte1 Thursday evemng Coach 1\1 t La nham s qumtet 39 13 durmg the ha lftime mtet nusswn ca me back to take an 81 79 lead wt th 54 second s left o n a cha n ty toss by Andy Davenport Bob Deye s Jumper w1th 40 seconds left kn otted the coun t at 61-a ll Rt o called hme out a f te1 trdtlmg Bengals set Yates fam shed w1th 1:1 for Steelers ABA Stand ng s CINCINNATI (UP!) - The Cmcmnall Bentals scheduled a w 1 pet g b hght workout early thts afterKentucky 16 7 696 noon and then a fltght to P tll.s N ew York 8 9 667 5 1 Lo u s 12 113 400 burgh for Saturdays na I ' Mcm ph s 8 19 296 0 llon a lly-te lev lse d ga m e Vrrg1 l ra s 70 200 12 agamst the Steelers West w I pet g b The Bengals staged thetr D en ve r '14 J 857 !mal full scale practice of Sa nAntonro 17 10 630 6 the year here Thursday after13 15 464 1 I U ta h lnd ana 10 13 435 11 ~ noon to get rea dy for the season Sa n 0 eg o 9 17 346 14 !male Thursdays Res ults Cincmnatt, 7-9, ts out of the 51 Lout s 96 u ta h 91 pla yoffs while Pittsburgh 9-3San A nton o 117 San Dr ego 9 8 F n day s G a m es 1, hosts Buffalo Dec 22 m a n Kentucky at ln d ta na openmg -round playoff game Utah at New York The Bengals wtU be trymg to Sa n A nton oa t M em ph s V tr g nra at San D ego salvage a wmmng season and beat the Steelers m Ptttsburgh NHL Standtngs for th e flrst tune ever By Un1 te d Press ln1ernatton al There ar e som e personal DI VI S On 1 w I I pts gf •• goals too Ph ldde lph 8 6 4 40 106 62 '(Pittsburgh runnmg back ) N Y Rangers 1? 8 7 3 I 07 as Franco Harns has gamed 927 A tl ant a 13 t ? 5 81 ] N Y Isla n de r s 1 9 8 30 94 77 yards so far a nd I know he d ltke Lo get over I 000 ' satd D1vson2 w I t pts gl ga Bengals de fen s ive lineman 974 <1 2 117 83 Vanco u ve r Ron Carpenter I know they d Ch cago 12 11 J 27 95 72 51 LOUtS 11 I 2 5 27 93 97 ~ke Lo get 1t for hun, so they'll 9 17 d 22 81 121 be commg pretty hard We d M nnesola like to keep hun from gettmg 52121269 127 KansasC tt Y It ' DI V IS O n J w I f pts gf ga Cmcy quarterback Ken AndLos Angel es I 5 3 9 39 85 50 erson has an LnJW"e d back and Mont rea 15 6 10 40 131 9d P I! Sb ur gh 9 13 s 23 106 101 won l be m uruform but he plans to ma ke the tnp wtth the De tro t 915 3 21 79 11 1 team Washm g ton 223 4 6 68 156 Sure th1s ga me means DIVI S IOn 4 says And erson, w r t pt s gf ga something Bu ff a lo 21 S 4 46 14 3 9 4 who wtll g1ve way to backup Bos ton 15 l 6 3 6 24 B<l quarterback Wayne Clark Toron to 7 14 6 20 89 110 Ftrst of all we're Ca l foro a 6 19 5 17 70 178 Saturday Thur sd ay s Resulls pros You go out and play the N Y Rangers 6 Wash 6 1 e best you can every week Mil 3 P lls.bu r g h 3 t e That s what you're supposed to 5t Lou s 4 De t ro t J Phtla de lphl a 6 M nne so ta 0 do, what you re paad for Bost on 8 Los A n ge l es t 'Second there 's a lot of Vancouver 5 Buffa lo J prtde mvolved And thtrd 11 d Kansas Ctf Y 5 Ca l torn a 3 Frtd ay s Game s be mce to go out knowmg we ve Ph 1 ade lph a at A ll an Ia beaten both Cleveland and Pittsburgh tw1ce in our own WHA Slandmgs By Un1t ed Press lnt er nat on a t E as I " By Unti ed Pre ss tnlernat onal East w I f pi s gl ga New E nglnd ' a 0 34 97 B1 Cl eve l and 0 9 I 21 60 63 Ch cago 0 [! 81 96 " l ndtanapoiiS 9 512 0 10 62 125 w1th 18 seconds left to se t up a game wmmng shot but th e Redmen lost the ball on a turnover rhen came Yates game wmnmg goa l I he Quakers members of th e tou gh H o os i er Bucke yr Con ference are now 4-4 on the year Rio Grand e IS 1 2 Coach J ohn Brvant s squad Y..as pa ced by Deye s 24 points Larry Mann tossed In 21 <:~nd Mac Barbee led RIO Gnw de s atlack wtth 22 potnts Dan Bollinger added 20 and Jtm Stewart 12 Rto outgOH!cd the Quakers 39 35 bu t the h om e team canned 13 of 25 chanty tosses whtle RJO ha d but three of etght and tha t• as the btg dt fference Jmm1y N<l<' pla ymg •• th an InJured leg and Jtm Stcy,art each had se ven r ebounds for RIO Sa turday the Rcdme n take on the Dyke Co llege Demons tn Cleveland Box Score R 10 GRANDE lSI) - Pnce I SJ 2 Pope 2 2 4 Noe 1 1 3 Stewart 6 0 12 Sw1 ne ha rf 1 o 2 Da11enpor t 9 2 10 Boll 1nger 8 0 16 Barb ee 11022 TOTALS 39 3 81 WILMINGTON 183) - Deye ll '1 24 S ta nton 3 2 8 Wilso n 6 3 15 Lud ban 1 o 2 Yates 5 3 13 Ma nn 9 3 21 TOTALS 3S 13 83 Score at hall W l mm gton 39 R o 33 I'EPPER SIGNS ATLANTA (UP! ) - Pepper Rodgers the sixth football roach m Georgia Tech s his tory Thursday became the ftrst Yellow Jacket coach to s1gn a contrac t The board of trustees of the Georgta Tech Athletic Assocta han voted to award the £ormer star quarterback a three year contract m apprec1at1on for the outstandin g JOb he did this year Rodgers left the head coach mg JOb a t UCLA last year to return to hls alma mater an d posted a 6-5 record this year CROW'S diVISIOn ' We've always had good games wtth Ptttsburgh," Anderson satd They re a good team Any time you can beat them under any cirWe st cumstances has to make you w t 1 pt s gt ga Houston 18 9 0 36 123 80 feel pretty good Echoes Carpenter It s a Sa n D1ego 12 12 I 25 78 87 Pho e n x 11 121248589 challenge Lome I'd hke to beat them twtce Not many teams Mtnnesota \ 013020<,l l94 beat Ptttsburgh twtce M ch 1gan 817 I 17 72113 From thetr slandpomt I Canad1an w I I pts gt ga think they d like to get back for Toronto 16 II I 33 125 105 losmg to us here I think PtttsQuebec 16 9 0 32 105 8d burgh IS thinkmg about that," W nn p eg 14 9 1 29 103 70 Carpenter srud Edmonton 11 8 0 21 7J sa When the Bengals beat Vancouv er 10 13 1 2 75 84 Pittsburgh 17-10 JUS! a month Ttwrsday s R esult s ago, it appeared that SaturM ch gan 5 W nn peg J day s natwnaUy-t.eleviSed re Qu ebec S C leve l and 2 Phoen1x 4 Va n co uv er 2 match could dec1de the playoff Fndily s Gam es contender Cleve l an d at T oronto But Cincmnat1 made thmgs E d mon ton a t M.n n esota easy for Lhe Steelers, losmg three of 1ts next four games and bowmg out of Ute playoff ptcture last weekend STEAK HOUSE • of Home the Fabulous fomBoy SANDWICH Order By Ph<>ne And Tak e Em Home 992-5432 Others Athens at Parker sbu rg As h land Ky at Ir on ton Fro nt er a t Belpre Southwestern at Hannan Va w HONORS GIVEN LOS ANGELES (UP!) Uruverstty of Soutltern California 's Pat Haden captured four honors, mcluding Ute Mike McKeever Award as his team's Most Valuable Player, at the Trojnns' annual awards banquet Thursday rught The Trojan quarterback also received awards as USC's most liiSptrational player, the semor wtth the highest culmulaUve grade point average (3 7) and the outstandmg player m Ute Notre Dame game Senior Tailback Anthony Davts was presented three awards, mcludmg the WelSIIlan Trophy giVen to the outstanding college football player m the country In addttion to the trophy, a 11,000 scholarship was donated Lo USC m DaVIS' name Dav1s , second m the Hetsman Trophy balloting to Ohto State's Archie Griffin, also was ~onored as USC s outstanding back and 1ts top player m the UCLA game SOX TELECASTS BOSTON (UP!)- WSBK TV Thursday announced Dtck Stockton and former baseball player Ken Harrelson w11l handle telecasts of Boston Red Sox games next season over Channel 38 Stockton d1d the play-by-play for the New England Patr1ots and currently serves as the votce of the Boston Celhcs m teleVISed games Harrelson, who quit baseball to become a professtonal golfer several years ago, played with the Red Sox from the end of the 1967 season until the begmnmg of the 1969 season GIBSON CHEST FREEZERS 10152025 CU ft. SIZes 16 and 21 cu ft 20%CHRISTMAS, DISCOUNT ON W~ST~AN Hats and Belts Also Leather Purses UPRIGHTS RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCES Chester, 0 DOOTS MODERN SUPPLY WEST MAIN STREET 992 2164 POMEROY OHIO THE ST~E WITH "ALL KINDS OF STUFF' FOR PETS - STABLES - LARGE AN D SMALL ANIMALS 399 �2- The Datil Sent me l Mtddleport-Pomeroy 0, FndHv Dec 13 1974 Wa1tmg for Ordersl 3- The Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, Fnday, Dec 13,1974 Tax break hill killed for '74 WASHINGTON I UP!) - The House Rules Commtttee Thursday effecttvely ktlled a btll whtch would have gtven a sm a ll tax break lo almost 40 mtllwn low and moderate mcomc taxpayer s and would have ended the ml deplectwn a tl owance Saymg that the re ¥.as not enough lime to deal wtth the bill thts sesswn comnuttee member James J Delaney ON Y moved that the panel constder no further btlls lhts year except the nommat10n of Nelson A Rockefeller to be v1ce president The mahan earned 9 4 meamng that the only ..:hance for any tax legtslahon !hts year would be posstble amendments m the Senate to lhe Trade Reform Ball Th1s ts an ex tremely r emote c hance however UMW ladies have meet contnbutwn toward Chn stmas gtfl.s for the Metgs County chtldren at the Galha County home a nd one for the Southstde Settlement '" Columbus were made dunng the Tuesday mght mee!tng of the Umted Methodtst women at lhe Pomeroy Untied MethodiSt Church The meeting was preceded by a potluck dmner enJoyed by members and guests Mrs Ruby Davts and Mrs R R Culler Mrs Gerald Wtlder muth conducted the meetmg wt th Mrs Jay Warner reportmg on the s1x boxes prepared for se rvicemen Mtchae l Heck , Scott Van Vranken Freddte Rayburn Larry Warner , Ronme Reuter and Chuck Wnght members of the church famtly Rev Carl Htcks mstalled the 1975 offt cers mcludmg Mrs Roy Reuter presadent Miss Myrlls Kay Parker vtce pres tdent Mrs T A Down~e secrelary Mrs V D Edwards treasurer Mrs Boney Mtlchell, c oordtnator for Chns han personhood, Mrs Everett Thomas, masston coordmator for supportahve communtly, Mrs Allen Eichinger mission coordmator for Chnslian soctal Involvement Mrs Robert Warner mission coordmator for Chns!tan global concerns, Mrs Dwtght Parker, program resources Mass Parker chairwoman of membership Mrs Warner presented the program usmg the story The Black Madonna A Old ways not working By PHIL NEWSOM UPI Foreign Ne~s Analyst The Western world sttll IS unable to agree on how to meet the energy crtsls but almost dsily sees new proof that the old ways of domg busmess are foreign news conunentary no longer vahd and that men and governments are bemg called upon to navtgate new and uncharted economic seas Under su dde n attack b ) Saudi Ara b1a on Dec 10 and 11 the Bnttsh pound sterling sank to htstortc lows provtdmg new and fnghterung evtdence of the eros10n of what Ln the past has been a foundatton stone of mternahonal fmance And as world economiSts argue thetr conflicting theones and as the o,ti producmg natmns meet to constder thear next move, 1! takes no stretch Reader misinformed about vitamins Lawrence E Lamb, M D DEAR DR LAMB - I have been told that btochemtsl.s, as well as medical scientists, proved many years ago that snythehc v ttamm s c annot become par t of human tissue because the} are morgamc and the body ~ 111 reJecl them And, the on ly thmg that a chemtcal vttamm can do 1s to shmulate or nudge a s1ck or lazy cell Is lhts true"~ Also I have heard that the natural vtlamms found m the stores are called crystallme or a ltered v1 tamms In the p re para ti on of these natural vttamms extreme heat1s used whtch des troys the natural enzymes and t he e nhre m olecula r balance created by nature Is thts true? I n any case whtch do you thmk IS best the sny the!tc or natural vttam ms'~ DEAR READER - Ger· trude Stem put 1! veq well when she wrote a rose Is a roM!, 1s a rose ' A vttamm Is a y1tamm, lS a vttamm I mtght add your letter ts a treasure trove of mtsmforma t10n Unfortunate!~ s uch tdeas are widespread First, chemtsts constder organic those compounds that contam carbon This mdudes alcohol , table sugar, ml gas, coal plashc and thousands upon thousands of other compoWJds In orgamc are the chemtcal compounds that do not contam ca rbon such as !able salt made from the two elements, sodtum and chlonne All v1tamms are orgamc whether they are manufactured m a laboratory or ex tracled from a plant or other food The body does not reJeCt morgamc Items We use what salt we need, regardless of whe ther 1t comes m our nulk, vegetables, meat or out of the salt shaker Calc1um an morgamc element, tss ued to Pioneers lllake it four in row feeding test By United Preso International Another llght schedule of games faces Ohto c ollege basketball teams agam ton~ght Cleveland lS stte of the Blue Streak Classtc, Oberlin entertams Dyke and Cmcmnati Journeys to Knoxville Tenn for the Volunteer Cla~ 1 c ' Thursday night, Manetta outscored Bethany (W Va ) 104 m overtime and regtstered a 72-66 VIctory to remam unbeat on 10 steers WASHINGTON (UP!) - A group of ran chers who trucked m thetr bee f from South Dakota to dramatize their problems c hallenged Agrt c ulture Sec re tary Earl L Butz Thur sd ay to fatten up 10 feeder steers for market The cattlemen satd they want to demonstrate to Butz and the Amencan conswner how much they lose on feedtng th e ammals due to htgh gra m costs Agn cul t ure s poke smen however satd Butz would not take the cattle because of laws wh1ch they satd forbtd the departme nt to accept any gtfl.s except books and similar matertals for tl.s ltbrary A contmgent of four ca t tlemen and Carol Foreman , executive director of the Consumer Federation of Amenca met wtth Butz m the mormng to request that he mount an actlve search for any a ntt competJtive pracltces m meat marketmg, and to step up publlctty atmed at pressurmg supermarke ts to cut retatl beef pnces when cattle pnces are low The 47 ca ttle mostly brown and whtte Herefords brought m s tages from South Dakota mtlled qwetly m a connected senes of metal pens erected on a mall across the street from the Agrtculture Department Around them milled a nOisier crowd of rep orte rs photographers an d beef producers m western hats en m four games The role of the pioneer woman Arthur Clark and Chuck RobliiSon contnbuted 18 pomt.s aptece and Jeff Faloba scored 16 pomts for the wmn~ng Pioneers Much has been wntten about the hardshtps of the p10neers, wtth spectal emphasts upon the work of the men who carved thetr homes from Ute wilderness Uvmg m these modern days , wtth comforts and converuences unknown to kmgs 100 years ago, we fmd 1! difficult to place ourselves m the postUon of those brave people who endured the long sea voyage to come to Amenca searchmg for a land where they llllght enJOY rehgwus freedom Then later on, there were those who left thetr homes and traveled m covered wagons to the west where they hoped to better thetr livmg conditiOns Many never reached thetr goals because only those who were phystcally and mentally strong could withstand the hardships It was wtually a survtval of the fittest When we contemplate the desolaUon of the desert, the lack of phystcal comforts, lack of medtcal care and the constant fear of mdlnn rruds , we wonder any one survtved It was mdeed difftcult for the men But what of the women? Can we posstbly reali2e, or understand, the hardships they expenenced? Think of the women s dtsappomlment wfien some of her treasured furniture had to be unloaded and left lil the desert because the horses or oxen, were unable Lo pull the wagon through some of the worst places Think of her mconveruence when she had to cook over a ftre out of doors for weeks and months Think of the scarctty of water when sometunes there was not enough to wash clothes Then thmk of the heartache when she had to watch her child slowly dte because of the lack of a doctor's care and her agony when she was forced to leave a little grave behind No doubt many of us have read or heard something about the hardships of these ptoneer women , but have we considered what the effects llllght be upon the spmt.s of these women who may have hved m a desolute place wtth the nearest neighbors 25 or 30mtles away? Even those women who started out wtth high courage and hope must have become depressed almost to the pomt of desperation, not only because of physical hardshtps, but from the lack of comparuonshtp of other women No matter how much a woman loves her husband and children, she does need the compan1onsh1p of other women occasiOnally Denied thts, 1! can have a damag~ng psychologtcal effect upon her I remember hearmg my husbands mother tell of her mother-m-law s life more than 100 years ago Uvmg m an 1solated part of Athens county at the time, she had not seen a woman for SIX months One day a woman (a perfect stranger) stopped at her home and she qmckly ran out of the house and threw her arms a bout the siranger and kissed her' As we passed through our natwnal Titanksg~vmg Day, we should have gtven special thanks that we live m Amertca May we remember our sptrttual herttage, hold onto our fa1th m this ever changmg world, remember our debt to the past, and gtve thanks for those brave men and women who brought these blessmgs to us by self-derual and sacrifiCe, even bloodshed - Norma A Lee of the unaglila llon to see the economy Fort Knox of the future nsmg As the oil producmg na lions on Arabtan sands, filled not gathered mto thetr nat10nal With gold but With Ol) treasunes wealth est1mated to People who dtet should try the For as the mdustnalized $60 b1U1on m thts year alone, yuletide meals we can afford to na hons seek to cope wtth the other dangers to western mserve quadrupled prtce of oil, 11 dustrtali2ed nattons became already lS apparent that the apparent currency of the future Will be It was obVIous that Western measured m terms of energ) standards of tivmg would be and until a substitute can be affected b) the struggle to pay found the all producmg nations otl b1lls hold the key By RICHARD P JONES There also was the questton northern European, British or structed to send resumes to She hked me, she really On Dec 10 1! was learned the of how the Arab nations would MADISON, Wts (UP!) -A Irish Route 2, Box 46A, Jefferson, hked me, he satd But 1 Saudis had mformed Aramco, 31 year-old bachelor has ttred mvest thetr new found wealth The ad also descrtbes till! Wts , 53549 finally dectded t! would be best •t.s foretgn-owned producmg of the smgles clubs, bars and propective brtdgroom as a man U S policy makers were of The ad appears unemollonal for her not to marry me company 1t no longer wtshed twommds dance halls and has dertded to wtth three college degrees, an and busmesslike And perhaps because of her parl! cular to be patd for tis 011 m Brtttsh lake a more direct aonroach to agnostic who stands 5-feet-10 that busmesslike atl!tude ts the One school of thought adpersonality pounds fmdmg a wtfe He spent $175 07 mches tall and weighs 160 basts for the story of love lost vocated openmg up Amertcan " She had a pecuhar The pound munediately fell for newspaper ads and lS ac mdustry to mvestment by Arab pounds It SOld he ts healthy, that lies behmd the ad preference," he satd "She was to Its lowest pomt m recent and other otl producmg ceptmg apphcallons from and willing to negotiate after He satd m an mterVIew that a nut on France and French,.. months and contmued 1ts nations prospective brtdes Lhus provtdmg two years of marriage for not he had never been engaged but things So I adVISed her to go to declme Ute next day 'It's not a JOke at all,' satd more than two children " urgently needed capttal for had fallen deeply m lote wtth France, marry a Frenchman Left m doubt was the pound's Amencan mdustry the wtfe seekmg bachelor who Those mterested were m- his childhood sweetheart 'So She did' future as one of the two Wished to remam anonymous Another suggestton was for a currencaes along wtth the "There should be some more 'partnershtp" between the oil Amencan dollar, employed m countnes and the Umted convenient way, more efftCJent mternattonal trade way of seemg people that you States , wtth the former It also was another blow to provtdmg the money and the like than, just taking potluck at Brttam's alr.\'ady precartous latter the knowhow for bars, dance halls and thmgs that," he SOld like development of poor nat10ns So he placed 11-by-4-mch ads A worry was that m thts week m MadiSOn's two recycling thetr dollars, Arab newspapers But from the By United Press International wtth the new maJortty and na twns could m a short tune eryone m off1ce Hutchinson (Kans ) News awatt an mevttable return of acqutre a maJor and perhaps looks of the advertisement, 1! Detroit Free Press Agricultural Secretary Earl reason and greater responappears he ts seeking the controllmg mterest m entire Henry Ford II continues to be Butz should go all right, and Sibility Meanwhile, they are perfect wife Amencan mdustrtes, mcludmg responstble for much of the Sunday School attendance on 'Are you tired of hanging should have been packmg liiSured agamst any such havoc those Important to U S Dec 8 was 45 the offermg little fresh thinkmg that ts months ago But not because of as they may fear by the defense gomg on about the economy $21 91 Worshtp services were around bars looking for a his bum jokes Security Counc1l, tts powers, Cited as examples were Arab held at 11 wtth the Rev Meece mate?" he asks m the ad His call for a 10 per cent budd our bones So that tdea ts He came to offtce wtdely and tts smgle-nahon veto offers to parllctpate m the speaking from Isatah 50 2-7 A 'I am across-the-board reduction m rtdtculous Memphlo Press-Scimitar Amencan rurcraft mdustry 2nd Advent Sunday sermon "Do you refuse to settle for heralded as the fr1end of the the mcome tax for 1975 reflects Salt mmed from the earth ts farmer SmaU farmers and btg The Democrats, at thetr Iran's heavy mvestment m someone who lSll't what you his recogmlton that the prtortty Attendance was 30 the orrermg no different than salt extracted farmers alike now are his rmdterm convention m Kansas West Germany s Krupp steel $19 40 Pledges $32 00 want even though he appears to has shifted from fighting m from meat or a plant We can t severest critics, wtth reason City last weekend, cleverly did works and Kuwrut's purchase be the only available one flation to fighting recession The U M W Chnslmas party change the chemteal elements Butz has run Ute USDA as not behave like Democrats of a maJor mterest m Daimler- wtll be held m the church around? Good for you ' What we must do Is to Isolate So 1t 1s wtth organ~c and syn Utough hts off1ce were m the MlSSmg were mobs of antiBenz, manufacturer of the "If you have the attributes the spec13l contributions that basement on Tuesday eve thehc vttamms We know the board room of Contmental war r10ters out front nor was Mercedes automobtle listed below and you like what and food have made to our oil Dec 17, wtth a potluck supper chemic a l structure of the Gram or Purma Ralston there a purge of old-lme you read about me, I want to current inflation and deal wtth at 7 45 Exchange of gtfl.s wtth vtlamws mcludtng every The case against Butz ts Democrattc pols by arrogant meet you " them, while at lhe same time famdtes and fnends mvtted blessed atom and how they are disturbing Ford should recog- young McGovernttes Then he set forth the trying to rally the general The Young People of the hooked together hke a ruze that he ts domg no service Thts hme the delegates qualifications The propective economy church wtll go carohng at 6 30 crossword puzzle It makes no DEVOTED TO THE brtde, he satd, must be between to fanners, conswners, ranch- mostly dressed like well, hke I NTEREST OF Not all that much can be on Dec 21, and afterwards difference whether vtlamm C ers or pollt1ctans So why keep rmddle Amertcans MEIGS MASON AREA the ages of 23 and 28 and should done above food unhl next CHESTER l TA~NEHILL meet 1n the church basement •s extracted from a plant or him around? Why are the Democrats year's crops although there are not have been marrted before Exec Ed for hot chocolate bwlt m the laboratory atom by (Tex ) Record- acting with such unaccustomed ROBERT HOEFLICH She should have at least a Denton Ctty Ed1tor steps, such as dtscouragmg Program practice w1U be atom so to speak It ts the Chronicle untty? We think the answer Ues Published daly e x c ept four-year degree from a held at the church, begmn~ng Sa turday by The Ohto V alley same Even before Sen Barry m the leadership's feeling that unnecessary exports, that can national univerSity in etther PubliSh ng Company 11 1 at 1 00 pm on Sun , Dec 15, Natural vttamms are not Goldwater's blast that Presi- Ute party has a good chance at be undertaken now Much can Pome ro y O h 10 Co u rt St accounting, physical or be done about otl, but the ac45769 Bus n ess Off ce PhOne wtth Dons Ddhnger and Oste destroyed by processmg The medical sc1ences, law, history dent Ford shou1d stay home the White House m 1976 992 2156 Ed tor al Phone 992 tions will be difftcult Follrod program leaders 2157 package label must renee! the Boslon Globe or llbrary sctences It says he and see to business and reali2e Se con d c a ss postage pa1d at Mrs Donald Robmson IS a ftnal amount of the vtlamms The bill ( to preserve the Pomeroy Oh o would prefer career gtrl and act on domesllc troubles, patten! m Manetta Memortal Nat onal advertts ng present regardless of how they the Ch1ef Execullve had shown Watergate documents at the earning at least $9,000 anret:Jr ese nt a t ve Boll nell! Hosptl.al By Clarice Allen signs are obtamed And, vttamtns of a thaw m his hard line Gallagh e r In c 12 East 42nd Wht!e House), while pernually N ew York N ew York St Sunday dinner guests of Mr Ethel Guthne ts a patient m are not enzymes They are the current rmtting Mr NIXon fuU acSubsc r 1pt on rat es She shouldn't be IaUer than 5- toward receSSion used to help bu1ld some enD e l vered by carr1er where O'Bleness Memorial Hospttal CeBSlbiltty to lhe tapes, would and Mrs Bruce Myers were feet.O and should not weigh ava lla b e 60 cents per w eek at Thens zymes mstde your body safeguard them in the custody Mr and Mrs Uoyd Koenig anf By M o t o r Route where carr1er San Francisco Chronicle more than 115 pounds She chtldren, Mansfield, Tony servt ce not ava tab l e One 0 Bnen of Mr and Mrs Rex The form v1lamms come m month $2 60 By ma1 1n Oh10 It lS beyond dtspute that any of the General Servtces Admust be a nonsmoker, infreWes!John, Camp LeJune, N C , Stewart, 0 Mr and Mrs sometimes makes a difference and W Va One Y ear $18 S x quent drinker, frugal, aggress- big power Withdrawal from the rmrustratton The arrangement months $9 50 Three months Mrs Elste Hawk, Chuck Hobart Swartz and Mr anti A good example here IS fohc $6 El sew h ere 522 00 year SIX IVe, studious, a late sleeper U.N --<>r 1ts dissolutton- would would protect the overriding Annette , Cherly, Kenny, all of Mrs Charles D Woode, month s 511 SO t h ree mo nths actd Ifolacm) In the leafy to a global public interest in keepmg the who prefers a house tem- amount $6 50 Subsc r piton p r ce n Shelby Howard and Vtrgil Buckley of vegetables tl 1s hard to e ludes Su n da y T mes perature of not more thnn 65 catastrophe II ts also more tapes mtact for future Rtck Hollon, Nashvtlle, separate and absorb through Se nt1n e.:.CI' - - - - - - - _ _ ! Belpre were among recent than likely that the current histortcal, legislative and degrees Tenn , spent Ute weekend with vtsttors at the Elmwood the mtestme For thts reason Concerning religion, hE!< calls rmxed alllance between the perhaps jUdiCial scrutiny Nursing Home and the Paul the synthe!tc form , unattached It would be a still more Mrs Opal Hollon Other for an agnostic nr member of prodigiOusly affluent Arab Buckley's to other food elements ts more nations and the new, small, serious assault on the nation's vtsttors were BObby and Kelll SUNDAY any maJor denomination Deer hunting was of chtef Politically, the prospecllve URdeveloped nnd unpoverished political system If destruction Parker, M1111etta, Mr and eas lly absorbed and more CHRISTMAS Cantata 3 p m effechve If you extracted the at Pomeroy Jumor H1gh mterest m the communtty this bride should be a moderate nations canoot long endnre of Ute Watergate documents Mrs Gerald Hollon, Columbus, foltc a ctd from the food and School Me1gs County Semor past week The U S and other 'minortty' should frustrate the verdict of and Mr and Mrs James Democrat or independent And HoUon and children, MinersMr and Mrs Charles D used 1t m pure form, however Cittzens Choir Public invited her natlonnl nrtgin should be members of the U N would do history Woode called on the Wm Carr tl would have the same effect The government ought to ville weU to cnrb their Impatience Thnnksgtving day guests of famtly last Wednesday eve secure the tapes for posterity I know this wtll not saltsfy Mr and Mrs Ross Cleland It ts therefore vital that Mr many people who don't want to were~ Mr and Mrs Dave Ford sign the blll now before be confused by the facts These Tysmger, Johnson City, Tenn , him or, If he refuses, that people wtll continue to pay WITH SA~i~S TOVMAKE~S WOI<KING WITH Al..l.. .. F=OR, il-lS ARCTIC IS A VERY BIG Vernon Cleland and frtend, Congress ovemde his veto extra money for 'natural ' iHEII<: MIGI-IT , STOI<:ASE SPACE> HAD TO Be FOUND PLACE' Wlii-1 V'ERV FEW C~II-DREN,AND Colnmbus, Fatth and Amber Memphis Commerclal Appeal vttamms or for a spectal brand FOR ALi- i~E TOYS- 50 SANIA I-lAP IGLOO S:SKIMO YOUN69TE'RS COUI..C USE ONI-V McCam, Marietta, Mrs Gary So accustomed are Ameriname but the truth remams a STOI<EI-IOUSES SUII..T!. JUST ~ M/l.N'i TOYS! cans to cheap plentiful energy MIChael and baby and Willie vttamm as a vttamm IS a that they tend to react with Frecker, M1nersvllle vttamm Dinner guests of Mr and anger and frustration wben Send your questtons to Dr 0 Mrs Hobart Newell and Elmer told that m the future they'll Lamb, tn care of thts on Thanksgtvmg were Mr and have to do wtth less and pay newspaper, P 0 , Box, 1551 'Mrs Denver Cnrtis and Cindy more for It But that message Radw Ctty Statton, New York Charleston, W Va , Mr and hasl.got to be put a~ross , and N Y 10019 For a copy of Dr Mrs Larry Cnrtis and famtly, very soon Lambs booklet on balanced ~ The federal government has Mr and Mrs John Newell and dtet, send 50 cents to the same ww--1-l- o: got to come up wtth a hardllne sons , Mr and Mrs Dennis address a nd ask for lhe pohcy that Is going to be Long and Mrs Mill")( Cnrtis aU Balanced D1et ~ booklet politi.'&lly comfortable for ev- of Long Bottom, and Darletl"e JusiUCj!; Ractne ' \ Dr. Lamb By Butz declines • Wanted: perfection zn a mate Advice to Mr. Butz the national sampler Alfred The Daily Sentinel Chester r:1::=hc7'7.F::-:lr::sr-::-<t::h=-n.s::-:r-:-m-:a.s=-:-~::_--_:__-~a fantasy by P Pastoret and 0 ~aur 0 J ( I ' Bethany, now 2-1, was led at home hy Gerg Dulkowski 's 18 pomts Manetta tra1led 30-26 at halftune but took the lead through much of the second half before a three-pomt play by Bethany's George Gundling tied the game at 62-62 wtth seven seconds left m regulation play Six players scored m double ftgures for Otterbem to g1 ve the Cardinals an easy 96-63 victory over Urbana m a non. conference game at Westervtlle Leadmg the Cardmals to their third vtctory m fi ve outings tlns season were semor forward Bob Deckard wtth 16 pomts and Bob Buchan wtth 15 pomts and 10 rebounds High scorer for the game was Urbana's sen1or guard Glenn Johnson wtth 19 pomts Ron Stoner contrtbuted 18 pomt.s and 10 rebounds for the Blue Knights, now 5-2 for the season Tony Bolden scoed 20 pomt.s and Bruce Gabrtel added 18 to pace the Hiram Terners to a 63-58 home court VIctory over the stubborn Wooster Fighting Scots Wooster led until four seconds left m the ftrst half Gabrtel gave Hiram a 33-32 advantage at mtemuss10n wtth a 10-foot jumper The lead seesawed back and forth throughout the second half Chad Saladm led Wooster wtth 18 pomt.s Htram LS now 2-1 overall and Wooster 3-1 Zetlle Sims flipped m 36 No games No g1mm cks Just Highest 51f4% ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS 5•14 per cent year pcud on Regu lar Passbook Savmgs Na Mtntmum Interest from date of depostt to date of wtthdrawal Interest compoundf"d quarterly ,.4lMEIGS ~~RANCH Tht Athtns Counrr S.avlfWIS 6. Lo.an Co 296 Second Sf Pomeroy, Oh •O All Accounts Insured To 520 000 by FSLIC • NBA S l a nd•ng ~ By Un1fc d Pr e s"> lniHnat onal Eas t er n Conference Aflant C DIVI SI On potnts lo pace Mount Uruon's Porple Ratders to a 1~7 romp over host Eckerd (Fla ) Thursday n~ght Mount Uruon grabbed an early lead and went lo the locker room at mtermtSsion wtth a 53-38 advantage The Porple Ratders contmued Lo score at will m lhe second half m postmg the1r fourth victory m five outtngs this season Tom Broeseker led Eckerd, now 1 3, wtth 15 pomt.s Three Meigs teams looking w Bu ff a lo I Fl 19 N ew York Boston pe t 17 a 15 10 ~00 Ph lade l ph a 10 16 JllS Ce nt ral DI VI 'i iOn w I pe t Wa s hmq t on 19 7 731 C l e ve l and II 10 S8S At lan t a Hou s ton 17 11 14 IS 4 61 111 M1dW ~~ t for upsets in cage tests tonight D et ro t K C 0 1 at a Ch cngo The Metgs Ma rauder fresh~ men, led by Brent Stanley and Greg Wttte, edged past the Iron ton Ttgers 42-38 m an SEOAL game at Mornson Gymnas•um Thursday Stanley, commg orr an lnJW y Monday m the fros h wm over WellsLon and Wttte , tallied 13 and 12 pomts respectively to lea d John Arn ott s crew to tl.s second wm of the season agamst JUst two losses The Tigers look a 10-9lead at the ftrsl whtstle stop before Metgs outscored the cats 15-$ m the second period to take a 2418 lead at mtermissiOn Ironton closed to wtthm 2 at 34 32m the !htrd fram e before the 1974 7S SE OAL BASKETBA L L • WID Meigs frosh Cage standings SEOAL FRESHMEN W l P OP Athens 3 0 126 Logan 3 1 172 120 Galllpol1s 3 185 157 Metgs 2 2 155 152 Waverly Ironton 2 2 1 2 139 92 136 9.4 Jackson 1 3 138 169 0 157 We ll ston TOTALS 1 4 91 11 3 IS IS 1098 1098 Thursday's results Logan 45 Galt 1pol1s 36 Athens 41 Waverly 36 This is for THE BIRDS Feed Jackson 37 Wellston 27 Athens at I r onton {makeup ) Coll ege Basketball By Untted Press International East Se t on H all 75 St Bon n e 69 Hartford 8 1 Qu1nn p ac 60 Htram 63 Wooster 58 o l Mary and 113 De Pauw 49 Mane 79 N ew Hamp 56 Scra nton 78 S1ena 77 Pur cha se 76 Bard 69 Northea stern 85 Tufts 57 W Conn 74 NY Mrt me 66 Dr ew 97 Y es h va 95 Trnsy l vn 1a 75 T More 65 Rutgers 85 Manhatt an 77 Mr c yhrst 61 Fa rmnt St 57 R t Coli 68 KeE"''e 51 65 Bryant 83 SE Mass 75 Ca t h oi c U 78 Md Bai t 74 Sa l em 51 95 Wrcstr 51 79 Bait more U 90 York 71 \ * Bow e St 87 Stsbry St 84 M1dwest O lt erbe n 96 Ur bana 6J I owa 77 Iow a St 66 M1nn Mrrs 58 Hamt ne 57 Ca rthage 102 Car r oll 86 Tr n1ty Chr s 63 No Cent 82 Sf Jos l nd 90 M ar 1an 8 1 Wm Penn 92 Kennedy N eb 42 South R1chmond 67 Dav d so n 61 Geo Ma son 84 Towsn St 80 Ten n Wslyn 63 Kmg Colt 57 Mmphs St 100 E Te x Sf 89 Sa l em 103 W va Ws l yn 94 So M 1SS 101 Mercer 9d Va St hrn 9d L1vngstne 77 Southwest O kla St 7J T exas 63 Arkansas 63 Hof str a 58 Ste tson 68 w Ky 66 Tu l sa 106 A r k St B9 w Tex St 92 Adms 5 t 75 West Portl and 86 No Coo 81 Co lorado 70 A r Fo r ce 65 Loyola LA 76 Ftlrtn St 61 Cal Po l v SLO 54 Hrtnll 48 Wlmngtn 83 Rto Grande 81 Sea ttl e Pac 85 W Mon t 61 ALUMINUM FIBER Them! ROOF COAT 5 Gal 985-3301 Them! Cracked Com Sunflower Seed Wild Bird Mixture •2295 BAUM'S TRUE VAWE STORE Feed ro whtle the well balanced It on to rntet wa s paced by Lutz and Thomas wtth 10 pomt.s eac h The Mara uders hauled m 23 rebounds wtth Stanley leadmg the wa) wt!h 8 followed b) Follrod and Arnold wtth 4 each The Mara uder frosh are no\\ tdle until J a n 2 when they II host the Loga n Ch teftams IRONTON 138) - Lutz 3 4 10 • r.; W ll1am s 2 3 7 Bradshaw 2 0 4 Wadde l l 3 1 7 Thomas 4 2 10 MEIGS (42) ~ W1nebren ner 1 13 Ha l ley204 Fol l rodJ28 Stanley 6 1 13 W 1tte 52 12 Arnold 1 0 2 Raw I mg s 0 0 0 Score by Quarters 10 8 14 6- 38 Ironton M e1gs 9 15 10 8- 42 Me 1gs 42 Ironton 38 Dec 19 game GRIFFIN TEARFUL NEW YORK (UP! ) - Archte Gr1ffm of Ohw State a believer m the words that the • hon or of the Hetsman Trophy IS a responstbthty " tearfully accepted college football s most coveted award Thursday mght and prom1sed to make tl meanmgful to the nation's youth Gnfftn , only the f1flh JuniOr m hiStory to wm the He1sman Trophy offlc~ally recetved the award before 1,100 people, mcludmg mne former Heasman wmners at the annual banquet and was so overcome w1th emo!ton that he could barely get the words out when 1! came h1s turn to speak Usmg a handkerchtef to wtpe away the tears, the 5-9 runmng back satd he sttll couldn t believe he had won the troph) whach has become synonymous wtlh excellence tn colle ge football S TATISTICS over Tigers Marauders held on m the fmal per1od Stanley and Wtlte got scormg help from Chuck Follrod wtth 8 Team At North Gallia, 1! w1U be the James gung vs the Eagles as Eastern looks for 1ts ftr st wm of the) ouug season The btrds, wtth a ru gged openmg month of compeht10n, are currently 0-4 , 0-1 m SVAC pla) Tun Spencer has been the mo st producttve brrd both m scormg and rebounding while Mike Harrts added some scormg punch wtth 14 pomt.s lil Tuesoay s 61-49loss to Fatrland Other Eagle offenstve regulars are semor guards Greg Batley and Randy Blake, and forward Phil Bowen Don Etchmger, a JUnior came off the bench Tuesday and chtpped m 6 qmck pomts, gtVIng the Eagles some much needed scormg from the corner The Pirates, meanwhtle, are led by btg Greg James and M1ke Camden Both are strong rebounders and excellent mstde shooters two of the reasons why Jun Foster s lads were a preseason favortte Lo share SV AC laurels wtth Symmes Valley The Pirates, however, have smce lost to front-runnmg Hannan Trace, which makes the Wtldcat.s the team to beat Those Wtldcats shootmg for thetr third straight loop crown, Will be led mto Racme tomght by all-state returnee Mark Swam Swam a semor guard, can pump Ln 40 pomts on any gaven evenmg, and ts very adept at moVIng without the ball to hnd the weak spot m the opponents' defense WANT THIRD WIN The Tornados will be gunrung for thetr thtrd wm m four outmgs, wtth a Nov 29 loss to North Gallta the only blot on the Southern mark Wolfe's qumtet ts currently 2-1 wtth trmmphs over Waterford and league foe Kyger Creek The Tornado offense IS led by JuniOr guard M1ke Roberts whtle hustling Danny Brown, JUnior Greg Dunnmg and Paul Shultz gtve the admittedly smaU Tornados moderate reboundmg power Other regulars who should see actton tomght are guard Mttch Nease, Tim H1ll and Buddy Ervm Chesler, 0 . NORMAN ADDED PHILADELPHIA ( UP!) Camel Norman a former Artzona star, has been added Lo the roster of the Philadelphia 76ers and wtll dre ss for ton~ght 's Natwnal BasketbaU Assoctatwn game at the Spec trum agamst the Milwaukee Bucks NAMED TO TEAM SAN FRANCISCO (UP! ) Denms Franklin and Steve Strmko two former OhiO ht gh school football slars who went north to the Umversrty of Mrc h1 gan to contrnue thetr football careers, Thursday were named to the East team for the Dec 28 Shnne East. West football game at Stanfora Stadtum ,NEALE RECALLED CLEVELAND (UP!) - Cen ter Robbte Neale was recalled from Cape Cod by the Cleveland Crusaders Thurs day Neale had 25 pomts - 15 goals and 10 asstst.s - m 22 games wtth Cape Cod this season He was to report to the Crusaders ton~ght at ToranLo International Hockey League Standmgs By Un1ted Press International North Flint w I t pts gf ga 18 7 2 38 106 68 Muskegon Sag1naw Pt Huron Lansmg Ka lamazoo 18 9 18 9 9 15 8 15 3 18 Daylo n 1 1 2 1 2 37 126 37 11 2 20 17 8 78 95 84 9.4 92 139 53 90 South w I t pts gf ga 18 6 I 37 107 89 Des Mo1nes 13 13 I 27 92 Columbus 1 23 95 95 11 13 Toledo II 16 I 23 108 103 Ft Wayne 9 15 6 19 92 112 Thursday's Results No games scheduled Today s Games Lansi ng at Kalamazoo Saginaw at Flint Dayton at Columbus Pt Huron at Muskegon Des Momes at Toledo CHRISTMAS TREES Scratch Sugar Run Mills MulberJY Ave. 992-2115 Pomenrt 94 CUT YOUR OWN AT BRADFORD'S GROVE Located on Cherry Ridge, turn east at Oarw1n onto Rt 681, go 4 moles to Milepost 13, turn south on gravel road Jl!• m1les to grove Watch For Stgns Hours 12 III dark except weekends, 9 III dark ( A s of Dec t. ) TEAM STATISTICS F1 eld Goal Pe r centage T ea m FGM A P et Logan J6 9 5 4B4 A lh en s 4 1 9 1 45 1 Waver l y 45 100 JSO Ga ll polls 50 114 439 Ir onton 62 114 d)l We l l ston 30 84 35 7 J ackso n 14 141 3 2 M eg:; 33 127 299 Fr ee Thr ow P erc entage Tea m FTM A P et MetqS 30 45 667 Waver l y 26 39 667 We ll ston 29 49 592 Ga ll po lt S 30 S2 577 Logan IS 27 556 Jac k son 10 18 556 A the n s 21 JQ 52 5 I ronton 17 43 39 5 REBOUNDS Team No G Avg A th ens BJ 2 4 1 5 I ronton 80 2 40 0 Ga I PO s 78 2 39 0 Logan 1'2 2 36 0 Wel l s to 67 2 Jll 0 M e gs 59 'l 29 s Wa v erly 53 7 26 5 51 2 25 s Ja c k son PER SO NAL FOULS T ea m No G Avg Loga n 27 2 13 5 Jackson 29 2 14 5 Wave r ly 34 'l 17 0 Wells ton 40 2 20 0 40 2 20 0 G <tll po ls Athens 42 2 21 0 Me QS 42 2 21 0 Iron ton 46 2 23 0 !NO LEADERS Fteld Goal P erce nt a ge Nam e T FGM A P et Youn g L 9 13 692 5 ck l es G IJ n 59 1 Fo lden G II 19 579 Va l ent n e G tO IS 556 Wr ght L 16 29 552 Free Throw Pe rcentag e Name T FTM A Pet Barne tt W e l l 5 6 8J 3 Wr qht L 5 6 8)3 Oudu I Wall 6 10 800 Quall s M 8 11 727 Vatenltne G 5 7 71 4 Nrd a y G S 7 71d REBOUNDS Nam e T No G A v g Chonko A J1 2 15 5 Wrg htL 27 2 13 5 Fau l kner A 22 1 11 0 Vate nt1n e G 20 2 10 0 F tzpatr ck t 19 ' 95 FRIDAY SEOAL Waverly at A then s Logan at Gal t1po11s Ja c kson at We l lston M e gs at t ron ton TRIVALLEY Alexander at Vmton County Fede r a l Ho c k1ng at B e lp re Warren Loca l at N e lsonv l ie York SVAC Eas tern a t N or t h Ga ll1 a Ha n na n Trac e at South e rn Sou thw es t ern at Kyger Cree k SATURDAY Lanca s ter F sh er at Alex and er Fede ral Hock ng at Tr mb le Za n esville Rosecrans at V•n ton Count y Symmes Va l ey a t Fa rt and TUESDAY (D ec 17 ) SVAC Eas tern at Southern V Rio loses SIOn 1 pet 3 5 19 ll SQO I .:.·at buzzer I I 6 • b 13 45fl I 10 16 385 3 Pac f1 C 0 VI SIOn w I pet g b God en St at e 18 9 667 Se a ti e IJ 15 J83 5 Phoentx 11 15 444 6 Po rll and 11 16 429 6 L os A ng eles. I IS J23 6 Thu rs d a\1 s R es ult s Buffa lo 12d Hou ston 1 3 Golden 5 1 129 A tl anla 109 KC Omaha 113Mt waukee l OS Fr day s Games Wa sh n gto n at Bos ton N ew York at Bu ll a to M lwaukee a t Ph Iade t ph a N ew Orleans at Ch cago De t ro 1 vs KC Omaha <~ I 01 aha Cl eve l and at Phoen x Sea t tie at Los Angel es M By Denny Fobes Eastern Southern and Metgs all wtll be Utmkmg upset ton~ght as the area basketball camprugn enters 1ts thtrd weekend The Eagles and Marauders hit the road, w1th the btrds of Btll Ph1llips takmg on pre-season favortte North Gallta whtle Roger Brauer s qumtet tackles the htghly touted Ironton Tigers At Racme, the Tornados of Carl Wolfe host the league leadmg Hannan Trace Wildcats In Ironton, Brauer s lads w1ll be gomg for thetr second straight loop vtctory after defeatmg Wellston 79.00 on the Rock Sprmgs planks Tuesda ~ The Tigers, however, are one of the league favorttes this wmter and second-year coach Buddy Bell has three starters back from last season led by btg Dean Ftlzpatrtck, a 6-5 JuniOr p1votman Other Ttgers to watch wtU be 6-2 JUnior Eddie Howard and 6-3 Dean Royal at the corners, 5-9 Scott Wylie and 6-1 Mark Ferguson or 5-10 Bob Crockrel at the guards Ironton opened the league season wtth a 93-70 non~eague wm over Coal Grove, before stopping Athens and losmg to Waverly m SEOAL acllon Metgs, commg off tl.s first wm of the season over lhe hapless Rockets, lS paced by semor p1votman Dan Dodson, sophomore guard Steve Randolph and surprtsmg Mttch Meadows, a 6-5 JUruor center Jun1or forwards Mtck Davenport and Terry Qualls and sophomore forward Chip Brauer and seruor guard Lonnie Coats also pace the Marauder attack Should the Marauders pnll off an upset tonight, they would vault ioto a third place tie ln the SEOAL otandlngo with the loser of tonl2ht's Loun-Gallloolls 2ame and Ironton AT NORTH GALLIA 0 w II I4 1 g b 704 MD N !' w Or ean s J 7J 11 5 W es t ern Conference Interest Rates In The Area Pro Standings l wctu k ~e Fletcher Yates 6 7 Wtlmmgton sen1or scored on a drtvmg layup With two seconds left m the game to g1ve the host Quakers a thrtlhng 83 81 tn umph over vtsttmg Rto Grande m Hetman Ccnte1 Thursday evemng Coach 1\1 t La nham s qumtet 39 13 durmg the ha lftime mtet nusswn ca me back to take an 81 79 lead wt th 54 second s left o n a cha n ty toss by Andy Davenport Bob Deye s Jumper w1th 40 seconds left kn otted the coun t at 61-a ll Rt o called hme out a f te1 trdtlmg Bengals set Yates fam shed w1th 1:1 for Steelers ABA Stand ng s CINCINNATI (UP!) - The Cmcmnall Bentals scheduled a w 1 pet g b hght workout early thts afterKentucky 16 7 696 noon and then a fltght to P tll.s N ew York 8 9 667 5 1 Lo u s 12 113 400 burgh for Saturdays na I ' Mcm ph s 8 19 296 0 llon a lly-te lev lse d ga m e Vrrg1 l ra s 70 200 12 agamst the Steelers West w I pet g b The Bengals staged thetr D en ve r '14 J 857 !mal full scale practice of Sa nAntonro 17 10 630 6 the year here Thursday after13 15 464 1 I U ta h lnd ana 10 13 435 11 ~ noon to get rea dy for the season Sa n 0 eg o 9 17 346 14 !male Thursdays Res ults Cincmnatt, 7-9, ts out of the 51 Lout s 96 u ta h 91 pla yoffs while Pittsburgh 9-3San A nton o 117 San Dr ego 9 8 F n day s G a m es 1, hosts Buffalo Dec 22 m a n Kentucky at ln d ta na openmg -round playoff game Utah at New York The Bengals wtU be trymg to Sa n A nton oa t M em ph s V tr g nra at San D ego salvage a wmmng season and beat the Steelers m Ptttsburgh NHL Standtngs for th e flrst tune ever By Un1 te d Press ln1ernatton al There ar e som e personal DI VI S On 1 w I I pts gf •• goals too Ph ldde lph 8 6 4 40 106 62 '(Pittsburgh runnmg back ) N Y Rangers 1? 8 7 3 I 07 as Franco Harns has gamed 927 A tl ant a 13 t ? 5 81 ] N Y Isla n de r s 1 9 8 30 94 77 yards so far a nd I know he d ltke Lo get over I 000 ' satd D1vson2 w I t pts gl ga Bengals de fen s ive lineman 974 <1 2 117 83 Vanco u ve r Ron Carpenter I know they d Ch cago 12 11 J 27 95 72 51 LOUtS 11 I 2 5 27 93 97 ~ke Lo get 1t for hun, so they'll 9 17 d 22 81 121 be commg pretty hard We d M nnesola like to keep hun from gettmg 52121269 127 KansasC tt Y It ' DI V IS O n J w I f pts gf ga Cmcy quarterback Ken AndLos Angel es I 5 3 9 39 85 50 erson has an LnJW"e d back and Mont rea 15 6 10 40 131 9d P I! Sb ur gh 9 13 s 23 106 101 won l be m uruform but he plans to ma ke the tnp wtth the De tro t 915 3 21 79 11 1 team Washm g ton 223 4 6 68 156 Sure th1s ga me means DIVI S IOn 4 says And erson, w r t pt s gf ga something Bu ff a lo 21 S 4 46 14 3 9 4 who wtll g1ve way to backup Bos ton 15 l 6 3 6 24 B<l quarterback Wayne Clark Toron to 7 14 6 20 89 110 Ftrst of all we're Ca l foro a 6 19 5 17 70 178 Saturday Thur sd ay s Resulls pros You go out and play the N Y Rangers 6 Wash 6 1 e best you can every week Mil 3 P lls.bu r g h 3 t e That s what you're supposed to 5t Lou s 4 De t ro t J Phtla de lphl a 6 M nne so ta 0 do, what you re paad for Bost on 8 Los A n ge l es t 'Second there 's a lot of Vancouver 5 Buffa lo J prtde mvolved And thtrd 11 d Kansas Ctf Y 5 Ca l torn a 3 Frtd ay s Game s be mce to go out knowmg we ve Ph 1 ade lph a at A ll an Ia beaten both Cleveland and Pittsburgh tw1ce in our own WHA Slandmgs By Un1t ed Press lnt er nat on a t E as I " By Unti ed Pre ss tnlernat onal East w I f pi s gl ga New E nglnd ' a 0 34 97 B1 Cl eve l and 0 9 I 21 60 63 Ch cago 0 [! 81 96 " l ndtanapoiiS 9 512 0 10 62 125 w1th 18 seconds left to se t up a game wmmng shot but th e Redmen lost the ball on a turnover rhen came Yates game wmnmg goa l I he Quakers members of th e tou gh H o os i er Bucke yr Con ference are now 4-4 on the year Rio Grand e IS 1 2 Coach J ohn Brvant s squad Y..as pa ced by Deye s 24 points Larry Mann tossed In 21 <:~nd Mac Barbee led RIO Gnw de s atlack wtth 22 potnts Dan Bollinger added 20 and Jtm Stewart 12 Rto outgOH!cd the Quakers 39 35 bu t the h om e team canned 13 of 25 chanty tosses whtle RJO ha d but three of etght and tha t• as the btg dt fference Jmm1y N<l<' pla ymg •• th an InJured leg and Jtm Stcy,art each had se ven r ebounds for RIO Sa turday the Rcdme n take on the Dyke Co llege Demons tn Cleveland Box Score R 10 GRANDE lSI) - Pnce I SJ 2 Pope 2 2 4 Noe 1 1 3 Stewart 6 0 12 Sw1 ne ha rf 1 o 2 Da11enpor t 9 2 10 Boll 1nger 8 0 16 Barb ee 11022 TOTALS 39 3 81 WILMINGTON 183) - Deye ll '1 24 S ta nton 3 2 8 Wilso n 6 3 15 Lud ban 1 o 2 Yates 5 3 13 Ma nn 9 3 21 TOTALS 3S 13 83 Score at hall W l mm gton 39 R o 33 I'EPPER SIGNS ATLANTA (UP! ) - Pepper Rodgers the sixth football roach m Georgia Tech s his tory Thursday became the ftrst Yellow Jacket coach to s1gn a contrac t The board of trustees of the Georgta Tech Athletic Assocta han voted to award the £ormer star quarterback a three year contract m apprec1at1on for the outstandin g JOb he did this year Rodgers left the head coach mg JOb a t UCLA last year to return to hls alma mater an d posted a 6-5 record this year CROW'S diVISIOn ' We've always had good games wtth Ptttsburgh," Anderson satd They re a good team Any time you can beat them under any cirWe st cumstances has to make you w t 1 pt s gt ga Houston 18 9 0 36 123 80 feel pretty good Echoes Carpenter It s a Sa n D1ego 12 12 I 25 78 87 Pho e n x 11 121248589 challenge Lome I'd hke to beat them twtce Not many teams Mtnnesota \ 013020<,l l94 beat Ptttsburgh twtce M ch 1gan 817 I 17 72113 From thetr slandpomt I Canad1an w I I pts gt ga think they d like to get back for Toronto 16 II I 33 125 105 losmg to us here I think PtttsQuebec 16 9 0 32 105 8d burgh IS thinkmg about that," W nn p eg 14 9 1 29 103 70 Carpenter srud Edmonton 11 8 0 21 7J sa When the Bengals beat Vancouv er 10 13 1 2 75 84 Pittsburgh 17-10 JUS! a month Ttwrsday s R esult s ago, it appeared that SaturM ch gan 5 W nn peg J day s natwnaUy-t.eleviSed re Qu ebec S C leve l and 2 Phoen1x 4 Va n co uv er 2 match could dec1de the playoff Fndily s Gam es contender Cleve l an d at T oronto But Cincmnat1 made thmgs E d mon ton a t M.n n esota easy for Lhe Steelers, losmg three of 1ts next four games and bowmg out of Ute playoff ptcture last weekend STEAK HOUSE • of Home the Fabulous fomBoy SANDWICH Order By Ph<>ne And Tak e Em Home 992-5432 Others Athens at Parker sbu rg As h land Ky at Ir on ton Fro nt er a t Belpre Southwestern at Hannan Va w HONORS GIVEN LOS ANGELES (UP!) Uruverstty of Soutltern California 's Pat Haden captured four honors, mcluding Ute Mike McKeever Award as his team's Most Valuable Player, at the Trojnns' annual awards banquet Thursday rught The Trojan quarterback also received awards as USC's most liiSptrational player, the semor wtth the highest culmulaUve grade point average (3 7) and the outstandmg player m Ute Notre Dame game Senior Tailback Anthony Davts was presented three awards, mcludmg the WelSIIlan Trophy giVen to the outstanding college football player m the country In addttion to the trophy, a 11,000 scholarship was donated Lo USC m DaVIS' name Dav1s , second m the Hetsman Trophy balloting to Ohto State's Archie Griffin, also was ~onored as USC s outstanding back and 1ts top player m the UCLA game SOX TELECASTS BOSTON (UP!)- WSBK TV Thursday announced Dtck Stockton and former baseball player Ken Harrelson w11l handle telecasts of Boston Red Sox games next season over Channel 38 Stockton d1d the play-by-play for the New England Patr1ots and currently serves as the votce of the Boston Celhcs m teleVISed games Harrelson, who quit baseball to become a professtonal golfer several years ago, played with the Red Sox from the end of the 1967 season until the begmnmg of the 1969 season GIBSON CHEST FREEZERS 10152025 CU ft. SIZes 16 and 21 cu ft 20%CHRISTMAS, DISCOUNT ON W~ST~AN Hats and Belts Also Leather Purses UPRIGHTS RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCES Chester, 0 DOOTS MODERN SUPPLY WEST MAIN STREET 992 2164 POMEROY OHIO THE ST~E WITH "ALL KINDS OF STUFF' FOR PETS - STABLES - LARGE AN D SMALL ANIMALS 399 �5 ~The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Dec. 13,1974 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Dec. 13,1974 Bridal shower fetes Miss !falter Maryland tltumps DePauw '· who hit 9-()f-11 shots in t1le lirst By United Press International ' ' '• . Lefty - Dfiesell likes easy hall, finished with a careerpickin's early in the season· so high 24 points in leading the the lOth-ranke d Maryla nd Hawkeyes to their third victory Terps pleased their coach by picking on De Pauw for the largest marg4> of victory in their 51-year history . Maryland's 54-point, 113-49 triumph over De Pauw gave the Terps a 5-0 record and they . against one loss. Iowa State, losing for the thir d straight time to a Big Ten team, fell to 1-4. Today's '' • ' have now outscored the opposition, Richinond, Wake Forest, Long Island and Georgetown, by an average of 31.6 points per game this year. Maryland 's Cris Patton led all scorers with 23 points a nd Tom Roy scored a career high 19 points and added 15 rebounds. De Pauw, now 1-3, shot only 24 per cent as Maryland was able to race to a 62-22 hallime lead. In other college basketball action, Seton Hall beat St. Bonaventure, 75-69, Rutgers topped Manhattan, llf>.77, Iowa downed Iowa St., 77.J;6, Richmond beat Davidson, 67-91 , Memphis State whipped l':ast Texas Stat;,, JQO.Bll, Colorado kayoed Air Force, 70-65, Oklahoma Staoo handed Texas .its sixth straight loss, 73-93 and Arkansas edged Hofstra, 6:h'i8. Phil Sellers' 22 points and Mike Gabney 's 21 helped speedy Rutgers upset Manhattan. George Bucci had 22 points and 6-10 cent;,r Bill campion had 26 for Manhattan. Scott Thompson's 18 firsthall points put Iowa into an early lead and the Hawkeyes went on to defeat intra ..tat;, rival Iowa State . Thompson, • ' • ''•, '' Sport Parade A IJridal shower for Miss Julia Holter was given by Mrs. John Epple , Mrs. Russell Bailey a nd Mrs. Roger Epple a t the Mt. Hermon socia l room. Games were played and prizes were awarded. Refresh me nts of cake, ice _cream, min ts, nuls, coffee, and punch \'l ere served to Mrs. William Will , Miss Sut• . Will , Class enjoys dinner By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Editor NEW YORK (UPI)- You'd kissed by lheir own sister . How much does getting into never imagine the 1975 ballots for election to Baseball's Hall the Hall of F~me mean to of Fame have anything a t all to Kiner? " He doesn't show that much do with a delightful little old lady now in a nursing home, emotion and he has never but that's where you'd be dead really campaigned," his wife wrong because they certainly says, "but between you a nd me, I know he'll be more do. The lady's name is Beatrice disappointed than words can Kiner, she's in her 90s and she describe if he isn 't elect;,d this ha s be e n confined to the time . He' H never say so, Alhambran Lutheran Nursing though. He'll never complain. Home in Alhambra , Calif., for It's just not his way ." Most people don 't realize several years now . She perks up this time every Kiner played only 10 yea rs-for year, not so much because the Piraoos, Cubs and InChristmas is right a round the dians- before a back condition corner, but because this is the forced him to quit. During the time he did play, most important part of the year for her , the time when her he led the National League in son, Ra lph, gets another home runs seve n straight chance to be voted into the Hall seasons and his 369 hQmers were more than any other of Fame . This year the voting is player has hit in his first 10 especially important to her years in major league history. Statistics •ometimes can be because, in a sense, it's his last drier than stale crackers. Not chance. "01 all Ralph's accomplish- all, though. Counting only times at bat, ments in baseball, of all the awards and honors he has Ralph Kiner still is the allr:::::~-::~:::::1 received, nothing means as time, home-run leader. Insofar much to his mother as his being as home-run frequ e ncy is elected to the Hall ol Fame," concerned, he hit a homer '' says Barbara Kiiler, wife of every 14.1 times up while Hank Pittsburgh's 52-year..,ld lor- Aaron connected once in every 16 trips. mer homeol'Un slugger. The way I see it, Ralph Kiner "This whole thing has kept her alive. It 's something she rates being in the Hall or has hoped for now and want;,d Fame. I plan to vote for him desperately the past 15 years . the same way I plan to for Bob Why so much? I can't answer Lemon, Robin Roberts, Mickey that. It's in her own heart, and Vernon, Eddie Mathews, Duke only she knows the answer . I Snider and Pee Wee Reese . They say there's no senknow this : Each year when the voting time comes, she knows timent in baseball, but that the day the ballots go out, the isn't true. Sentiment means day the results are to be an- feeling and emotion, and to a Phil Swindell nounced and all the other degree some of it has to be Area Representative manifest with every vote ever details connect;,d with it. " She can tell you who cast whether the vooor is finished first , second, third, conscious of it or not . MORE ·My own reeling is R.ilph lourth and lifth for the psst ren NATURAL HEARING years, and although she Isn't · Kiner has the necessary cremay be achleved with ,. very strong any more and dentials and has wait;,d long • there are days she can barely enough. So, lor that matter , has that write, she'll always manage to WHICH UTILIZES THE send Ralph a letter afrer he little old lady in Alhambra. EAR ITSILF isn't elected and rell him 'Well, FOR at:nt:R maybe next year ... please try SOUND RECEPTION not to he disappointed.' BIRTHDAY MARKED "Only !his year she can't say This remarkable aid is m~de The birthday or Rev . George that any more because it's his just for you - your heann?t, Glaze was observed at the your ear! 11 is molded 1o tt last chance." snugly and neatly INSIDE What it comes right down to Wednesday Sewing Circle your ear. For informa11on, meeting at the Middleport call or write Diles Hearl~g is that this is the last time Aid Centers for further tn- Ralph Kiner is eligible for Church or Christ. A birthday formatlon. election by the Baseball Wri· cake baked by Miss Nina rers' Association of America. If Russell was served lollowing the dinner . the popular New York Mets' sportscaster doesn't make it HAS GOLD BAR this time, he gets tossed into the " Old-Timers" cawgory for RUTLAND - Marine 2nd Lt. consideration by a special Thoma s E. Weaver, whose wife Veterans' Committee. Kathy is the daught;,r of Mr. Athens and Mrs. Sherman L. Tillis of 444 W. Union St. When that group names you Rutland was commissioned 592-6238 to tbe ahrine in Cooperstown, •~tmt' cally yo'u'reJ'ust as much recently in his prese nt rank Parkersburg, W.Va . ~ d t' f Off 1019 Markel St. a Hall or Farner as Ty Cobb, upon gra ua 10n rom leer 1-304-415·1541 Babe Ruth and Ted Williams, Candidate School at the Marine Chillicothe only some ex.-ballplayers who Corps Base, Quantico, Va . He 249 s. Paint St. SQU!"'Ze in that way tend to !eel is a 1969 graduat;, of Penn View .;,77~3~-3;.;6.;,55_ _ _ _• the same as ll they were just Bible Institute, Penns Creek, Pa. , with a Bachelor of Theology. ' Mrs. Pete E lberfe ld , Mrs. Eurana Thomas, Mrs. Henry Thomas, Cindy, Melissa, and Henrietta, Mrs. Ru ssell Spencer and Judy , Mrs. Roger Buckley a nd Renee, Mrs . Jean Sexso n a nd Marcy, Mrs. Emerson Pooler, Mrs. Edith Sisson , Mrs. Alfred Woll, Mrs . Roy Pooler, Miss Na ncy Sexson, Miss Melinda Ams- 0 Members of Friendly Circle, Trinity Ch ur c h , en joye d a holida y dinner at Crow 's Steak House an d then went to Trinity Church for a prog ram a nd pa rty. The lounge of the educational building decorated by Miss Erma Smith featured a light;,d tree. Mrs. Lawrence Stewart opened the meeting with a poem. " Let's Keep Christmas All Year," an d Miss Mary Virginia Reibel, in charge of the even ing's activities, gave a Chri s tm as me di ta ti on and prayer . Each me mber contributed holiday thoughts in poetry or prayer an d the FESTIVAL SLATED A fes tiv al o£ scri ptur e readings a nd song in the tradi.tio n of Advent, celebrating the preparation for the com ing of Christ, will be held at 10 :30 a.m. Sunday at Grace Episcopal Ch urch, East Main SL. , Pomeroy . HOSPITALIZED Kelly Gilmore, Middleport, is confined to the Charleston Memo rial Hospital at Ka nawha City , W.Va., Room 596. He ex pects to undergo surgery there soon and will be hospitalized for an extended period . selections included a)original poem on the joy of Christmas with a fi rst grandchild , BabY Shannon Lynn , wa s give n by Mrs. Elw Gilmore, Jr. Following a gift exchange, Miss Reibd conducted contests which were won by Mrs. Roy Mayer, Mrs. W. H. Perrin and Mrs . Pearl Mora. Eac h me mber brought artides of food to be given"to the J aycees Chri stm as basket project. Mrs. " David Russe ll and Mrs. Stewart had prepa red remembrances lor the elderly and ill members ol the church. Severe volunt;,ered to help with the delivery. Other Christmas remembrances were planned, and program books for the coming year prepared by Mrs. Leonard Jewell were distribut;,d . Mi ss Smith, ge nera l chairwoman of the holiday bazaar , gave a report on the successful project. Cookies, candy and coffee were se rved by Miss Reibel, Miss Smith a nd Mrs. Russell to those named and Mr ~ . Phil Globokar , Mi ss Mary E. Chapmar., Mrs. Donald Houck , Mrs. Kenneth Harris, Mrs. Albert Woodard , Mrs. Harvey Whitlatch, Mrs. Thomas Young and Master Eric Russell. WINS COMMISSION RACINE - Marine 2n d q. Karl R. Russell, son or Mr. and Mrs . Kenneth N. Russell of Route 2, was commissioned in his prese nt ra nk upon gradua tion from Officer Candidate School at the Marine Corps Base, Quantico, Va . He is a 1974 gra duat;, of Paloma JlUlior College in San Marcos, Calif. 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POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - 1 would like to know hov.' to remove punc h and coffee stains from tablecloths treat;,d with that prot;,ctive covering applied to furniture, etc. to repel stains. - MRS. E.C.M. DEAR MRS. E.C.M. -The commercial finish you meolion is a stain repellent to keep stains from penetrating, so yoo might try a laundry pre-treat spray. Also, fr.eoh otaills can be aoaked in cold water and then in llquld detergent shampoo lor about 15 minutes before rinsing. Some permanenl-preaa fabrics are treated with stain-resistant finishes. In such cuea, the soaking in cool water alone may be sufficient If the stains are lreah. How do you otber readero cope with thla problem?-POLLY. I guar1nteed. L---=:._j_.,..._:~~:.J •Satltfaction Purchase price refunded ,, il you 're not satislied •249.95 within 30 days. IT WITH FLOWERS Dudley•s The Loyal Women 's Class, at a holiday dinner party at the Middleport Church ol Christ Tuesday night, vot;,d to send gifts of money to the Mount Healthy Home In Cincinnati and to the Grundy Moun lain Mission in Grundy, Va ., as special Christmas projects . Large red candles surrounded with greenery and whit;, poinsettias decorated the tables for the dinner prepared by Mrs. Clyda Allensworth , Mrs . Regina Swift, · Mrs. Gertrude Miller and Mrs. Eula Rice, and served by Mrs. Loui se McE lhinn ey, Mrs. Kathryn Ervin, Mrs. Martha Haggerty and Mrs. Marvin Kelly . Favors of holly wreath pin-ons and miniature ca ndles were at each place and a light;,d tree complet;,d the Riverview pupils to give Mister Snowman musical REEDSVILLE- Students of Riverview Elementary will present "Merry Christmas, Mister Snowman," a musical drama Monday, Dec. 16 at 7:30 p.m. opening with a toy band comprised of first and second graders presenting se veral nwnbers. The role of MisU,r Snowman will be played by Richa rd Vanmet;,r, sixth grade student. Others in major roles are Jeff Jones, Molly Proto , Dal e Connolly, Brian Collins, Janee n Swain, a nd Pai ge Hayman . :-:-:-··:·:-:-:-. ··:.::·:·· ·-:-:•,•.-:•,•,·,·.·.. Fifth and sixth grade pupils will be the carolers, third and fourth grade girls will dance in the Snowflake Chorus, and ihird and lourth grade boys will be sandmen helpers. First and second graders also will be featured in Santa's toy pa rade. The musical is direct;,d by Maxine Whi te head, vocal musical instructor , assisted by classroom teachers. Jenny Berkhimer will se rve as pianist. Homeroom mothers are in charge of the costuming . The public is inviood said Grace Weber , principal. 1Social I co uple . Refre s hm e nt s . Sponsored by Eastern Future Homemakers of AmerJca. PRECEPTOR Chapter, Beta RUTLAND BROWNIE TROOP 1293 Sigma Phi Sorority Christmas Members of the Rutland Brownies under the dlcection of party , at Meigs Inn , 8 p.m.; Mrs. Murl Johnson are making Santa Claus tray lavors for the Buffet at 10 p.m. Holzer Medical Center. Tbe girls recently enjoyed a wiener roast SUNDAY FRIDAY at Forest Ares Park. AMERICAN Legion DANCE at Southern High School 10 p.m. to 12 midnight. Auxiliary , Feeney Bennett RUTLAND JUNIOR TROOP 1292 Admission $1. Bob Jones, disc Post 128, 5 to 7 p.m. at th ehall. An overnight camping trip to Forest Acres Park was taken jockey, providing music . Dinner with meat and coffee last weekend by the juniors of Rutland. They were accompanied lurnished . $2 gift exchange. Sponsored by senior class. by their leader, Miss Mona Jnhnson . Potluck . HAPPY Harv esters at This week the juniors began work on Chrisirnas projects. CHRISTMAS dinner , 5 p.m. They are making stufled animals and coloring books for the Trinity Church, Pomeroy, 6 for the ladies auxiliary of the pediatrics ward, Santa replica jars of candy for the wenagers p.m., for dinner followed by Chester Fire Department. confined to the hospital, and a yarn doll for each new baby born party. HAPPY Harvest;,rs, Trinity Bring covered dish . at the Holzer Medical Cent;,r during Christmas week . Church, Christmas party, 6 MONDAY p .m . dinner followed by party . POMEROY BROWNIES 78 GALLIA-Meigs Community THE Katharos Youth Action Parent Advisory Bells made from decorat;,d styrofoam cups were made by the Pomeroy Brownies at a meeting Tuesday night. The girls Fellowship of the Racine area Committee meets at I p.m. at enjoyed a carol sing with recocds, and relreshments were served will sponsor a bake sale, 9 a .m. the Cheshire Community by the red patrol. Debbie Werry is the December leader for to 12 noon In front of the Racine Cent;,r. Members urged to Bank. troop. atoond. MARY SHRrNE 37, Whit;, AMERICAN Legion Shrine of Jerusalem, 8 p.m . Auxiliary, Racine Post 602, i Masonic Temple, Pomeroy , Christmas party, St;,amboat Reception for Jesse Brinker, Inn. Gift exchange . deputy supreme watchman of BLOODMOBILE for Meigs :: shepherds, and Christmas County at Pomeroy Elemenparty with potluck refresh- tary School, I to 6 p .m . . .ments. Seventeen year old persons can SATURDAY give with parents' consent. SONGFEST at Salem 1 Community Church, West WEDNESDAY Columbia, W. Va., I p.m. PAST Matrons of Pomeroy A NICE ASSORTMENT featuring the Revelators, Chapt;,r, OES, 7:39p.m. at the Columbus. George Hoschar, home of Mrs. Norma Parker, OF pastor, inviU,s the public . with a $2 gift exchange. MODERN Woodman of Burlingham Camp 7230 Christmas party, 6 p.m . Bring covered dish . Meat , beverage , and rolls will be provided. Children will have 50 cent gilt Given Away by Middleport Merchants exchan ge and present program . Santa will distribute ASK FOR FREE T'CKETS treats. Plans have been complered CHRISTMAS dance, 8 to 11 p.m. at Easwrn High School. lor the wedding of Miss Julia Music provided by Jell Clark of Ann Holt;,r, daughrer of Mr. radio station WADC . Ad· , and Mrs . David Holter , MIDDLEPORT, OHIO mission $1 per person ; $1.75 a Pomeroy, and Daniel Thomas Will , Pomeroy, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Will. The custom of open church will be observed at the Dec . 20 wedding at 7 p.m . at the Ml. Hermon United Brethren Church. Rev . Robert Shook will ofliciate the ceremony and an open reception will be held in tlle church social room irn· SALADS- Tossed, Slaw. Cottage Cheese, Fruit mediately lollowing. ~ 992-2635 Will-Halter vows planned '2500 In Gift Certificates Mlddlepart '!' *-~n.n.n.n.n.........~. ..... ...... ~~--n.~· ~ PROGRAM SET The annual Christmas program of the Morning Star Church has be e n set for Monday, Dec. 23, at 7:30p.m. A play , " The Chris tmas Christmas Angel" will be present;,d and Santa Claus will make an appearance. The public is invit;,d. MEETING SET The Parent Advisory Committ;,e of the Gallia·Meigs Community Action Agency Head Start Program will meet Monday, Dec. 16, at 1 p.m. in the Cheshire Community Center. All committee members are urged to att;,nd. Chapter, Mrs. Sylvia Midkiff, Mrs. Woodard, Mrs . Goeg lein, Mrs . Curd, Mrs. Ella Smith, and Mrs. Swackhamer, and past patron s of Pome roy Chapter, Thomas Edwards, Da le Smit h a nd Albe rt Woodard, who are also Knights of the York Cr oss of Honor. Honored Masons, Lorenzo Dav is a nd William Hayes, a lso Knights of the York Cross of ho nor , former grand appointments a nd past matrons and past patrons of other cha pte rs we re presented. Soloist fo r the even ing was James Soulsby who was accompanied by Mrs. Margaret Neuman. Guests were registered by Mr s . Myr tle Sisson, Mrs. Mabel Moore and Mrs. Mabel Goeglein. Pinons were poinsettias made of satin ribbon . Douglas Hemsley had cha rge of the chairs , and the sunshine' offering for the OES Home Endowment Fund was collected by Susan Lann ing a nd Shirley Smith. Mrs. Vaughan, junior past matron, and Thomas Edwards, junior past patron, each rece iv ed a gift from the chapter. Each of the new officers re ce ived from th e worthy matr on, Mrs. Well, a , gift of a pin r~presenting the emblem of his or her office. Pla ns were completed for the Chris tmas treat to be taken to the residen ts of the Meigs County Infirmary. The chapter room was decora ted in the Christmas motif as was the dining room, where the tables were covered in white and ce ntered with Christmas arra ngements . A decorated cake, punch and coffee were served with Mrs. Vaughan and Mrs. Dillard presiding at the ta ble. Committ;,e in c harge or the refreshments were Mrs. Paul Hyse ll, Mrs . E lla Smith, Jeanni e Buckley and J oyce Sisson . Ove r 70 members and gues l-, a tt;, nd ed. Open Every Night Until 8:00 For Your Shopping Convenience heritage house Your Thom MeAn Store Middleport, Ohio {flvtkr/6p~ P~ Dollar Stretching Name Brand Clothing FOR MEN & WOMEN I Bahr Clothiers Middleport, 0. L---···-····--· NEW SHIPMENT IDEAL GIFTS FOR DAD'S LIFESTYLE ••• Comfortable RECLINERS • •• SAVE 30 and More 5 NOW! 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Miss Frances Roush the m eetin g. co nducted Reported ill were Mrs. Nelle DeWeese, Mrs. Marga re t Boyer, Mrs. Mary Meinhar t, Mrs. Hattie Swift, Mrs . Marie Postelwait and Pa ul Winn . It was announced that Arlene Spurlock, missionary, will be guest speaker at the Jan . 23 meeting. Mrs. Martha Childs had charge of the love gift offering using a poem, "You Can Find Him There," and concluding with prayer. Rev. George Glaze presented the program using " Mary , the Mother of Jesus" as his topic and quoting scripture from Genesis and Luke. Gifts were presented to the Glaze family and to family of Leo Searls , custodian . For singing of carols Mrs. Glaze was at the piano. Atte ndin g the holiday mee ting were Rev . Mr. and Mrs. Glen Glaze and sons, Mr. and Mrs . Edgar Reynolds , Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Theobald, Mr. and Mrs. William Sweet, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Searls, Mrs. Martha Childs, Mrs. carrie Smith, Mrs. Polly Boland, Mrs. Luia Mae Lynch, Mrs. Donna Russell, Mrs. Grace Pratt, Mrs . Nina Russell, Mrs. Alice Robeson, Mrs. Eleanor Lohse , Miss Mabel Hysell, Mrs. Helen Reynolds, Mrs . Freda Welling , Mrs . . Margaret Jones, Mrs. Margaret Jun e Butcher, Miss Mildred Hawley, Mrs . Margare t L.allance, Mrs. Mary Bailey and Mrs. Pearl Reynolds . ---------Christmas Music l KitchenAid BUY NOW DURING THE KitchenAid SILVER ANNIVERSARY SELLABRATION. Midkiff, chaplain: Mrs. Lucille Swackhamer, organist; Mr~. Sally Ebersbach, warder ; and Nial Salser, sentinel. Distin gui shed guests in troduced we re Mrs. Roberta K. Mindling, past grand matron; Mrs. Donna Spring, deputy grand matron ; and Mrs. Elsie Sc hoe n ian, grand represen · tative to Michigan in Ohio. Also prese nted were the ,worthy matrons of Harrisonville , Albany, Thea Minear , and Racine Chapters; past matrons of Pomeroy Loyal Women enjoy meet DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve concerns ladles' slacks. So many of us wish they would make a length between regular and tall sizes. I find the regular length is too short and the tall too long so they always have to be shorU,ned. Also, tall sizes costs about a dollar more. - MRS. R. S. DEAR POLLY -Children's shoes are now so expensive and their feet grow so fast but I do not like to buy ahoes too large and loose for them. If I buy a slightly larger size, I make them comfortable by inserting a foam inner..ole and as the child's foot grows the sole can be removed and the shoes worn for a longer time. This also helps to keep the inside freah . Do not worry about finding the proper size of inner sole but buy an adult size and trim it to fit. This also works well for my own ahoes. If one size seems too tight and the next too loose, I put such soles in the larger size shoes and they usually fit nicely. This extra loam padding is heavenly to walk on. - NANCY. DEAR POLLY - H it is a custom at your house to string popcorn lor the Chrisirnas tree, do not string it just after popping. Wait lour or five hoW'S, when It is sorter and lind it does not crack apart when being strung. - MARY T. DEAR POLLY - It is so hard to clean those silverware trays we use lor our everyday cutlery. One can scrub and scrub and all the black does not seem to come off so I decided to try a prelaundry stain spray and to my surprise, when I washed the tray it was clean as brand new . - NELMA. DEAR POLLY - When addressing Chrisirnas or other greeting cards and you ruin an envelope, do not waste the card. Seal open edges together with clear tape, address the back and mail first class. It will look somewhat like a glorified post card. - MRS. M.W. a, Jello . • Compresses trash to about 1/ 4 its original size. • Litter Bin"' l or small trash. Bi g drawe r lo r wastebasket toads. • Exclusive act iv ated c har coal odo r co ntrol System. thru the holidays J' • Big capacity racks that are easy to load with almost al l sizes and shapes ol 1tems. NEW INSTALLATION KI T AVAILABlE FOR DO-IT- YOUR SELFERS I Guaranteed to bloom Punch stains are the problem 4 VariCycle ' Florence Well was installed Edwards, marshall; Joan as worthy matron , a nd Dale · Vaughan, or ga nis t; Mrs. Srpith as worthy patron in Virginia Salser, Adah; Mrs. installation ceremoni es of Ann He msley, Ruth; Mrs . Pomeroy Chapter 186, Orde r of Edna Triplett, Esther; Mrs. the Eastern Star, recently at Be tty Hayes , Martha ; Mrs . the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Clara Thomas , Electa; Mrs. Other officers for 1975 in- Mabel Goeglein, warder; a nd stalled were Mrs. Ella Smith, Richard Vaughan , se ntinel. associate matron ; William Mrs. Lois Pauley of the Haye s, associate patron ; Harrisonville Chapter was the Maria Curd , secretary ; installing officer . She was Dorothy Woodard, treasure r ; assisted by Mrs . Myrtle Sisson, Mrs. Charlott;, Dillard, conthe inviting marshall ; Mr. and ductress; Mrs. Ruby Vaughan, Mrs. James Soulsby, installing associate conductress; Albert marshalls; Mrs . Mabel Moore, Woodard , chaplain; Thomas conductress; Mr s. Sylvia 1Calendarl Top-Loading Portables '' By Polly Cramer Girl Scout Diary By get dishes clean with 50% less electricity. 20% OFF CASH & CARRY :Florence Well to serve as OES matron ca rds. Let us help you i I • selec1ion of Inspi rationa l and Religious Christmas Polly 's Pointers Charlene Hoeflich I IDEAS •.. SAY We invite you to view our HOLIDAY FAVORITES NEW Fresh. delicate new designs to delight every mother 's heart . One glowing simulated stone for each c hild , in sterling silver or y611ow gold electro plate_ Customized in minutes . The moderate price includ es stones and se tt ing plus gift box . Fam ily Tree pendant, Only $10.00 Bird perc hed on nest Pin , Only $13.50 Double c irc le pendant , Only $11 .50 PARTY ENJOYED Members of the Winding Tra il Carden Club attending the annual Christmas party Now! Lay It Away Tuesday night at Trinit y Church were Mr s. Nancy Collins, Mrs. Addalou Lewis, Mrs. Wilma Terrell, Mrs. Cora Beegle , Mrs. Faye Pratt, Mrs. Sewing Machine Dora Heaton , Mrs. Alice For Christmas '7 4 Thompson, Mrs. Susie Miller , Mrs . Ruth Moore, Mrs. Pat :·m all deposi~ will hold Thoma and Mrs. Iris Kelton. The dinner was served by the Happy HarvesU,rs Class and 111 W. Second 992 -2281 was followed by a gift ex- I• POMEROY, OHIO change and program. ·~ P'OR AN UNIP'O"! for MOM and GRANDMA ~ lea sant Valley Hospital Tuesday from 1 p.m. until 5:30 p.m. The new theme will u ~ seen on all Bloodmobiles coming from the Tri..Stat;, Red Cross Blood Center which serves 38 coun ties in parts of West Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio and Bucha na n County, Va . Mrs. Dorothy Scho lz, I~.~ Another nice lhing about lhe Christmas decorations downMiddleport town- they cover up lhose old election posters. . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ . Birthstone Jewelry mobile co mes tc. chai rman of the Blood Program in Mason County, said, "When you see, 'The Beat Goes On', let it be a reminder that you can save a life by your blood donation ." - -1 au I Hearing Aid CenteiS 1 PT. PLEASANT - "The .· Beat Goes On ... When You Give Blood", is the new theme the Tri..State Red Cross will display on the side of its Bl oodmobile trucks moving from ci ty ro city collecting one of life's most precious resources, blood. Mason County is appealing for donors when the Blood- o' DILES 1____ bary, Mrs. Wilhemia Thomas, Mrs. Den nis Keney and Alisha ,~· Mrs. Huber t Wolf , Mrs. Wayne Wolf, Mrs. Mabel Johnson, Mrs. Robert Shook, Mrs. Jim Folmeo and Cheryl, Mrs. Don Diddle, Mrs. David Holt;,r and Miss Lucy Hol ter. Se nd i ng gifts were Mrs. George Abbott, Mrs. Dennis Cancelli , Mrs. John Bailey, Mrs. Delbert Lightfoot and Tanya, Mrs. Harold Johnson , Mrs . Michael Cooper, Miss Jane Sisson and Mrs . Stanford Cremee ns. New theme to be portrayed VEGETABLES - Green Beans, Noodles, Cauliflower & Cheese Sauce, Potatoes - Baked, Mashed Home Fries. DESSERTS Cherry. Pie - Graham Cracker, Peach, Sl JNDA Y DEC. 15 - Hrs. 8:00-2:00 Weekdays 6:00-8:30 3rd ST. PH. 949-3551 - . RACINE, OHIO DINNERS PLANNED Christmas dinners wlll be delivered Dec. 24 to the homes or Meigs County senior citizens who wlll be alone for the holiday season. Senior citizens wishing a dinner delivered, or anyone knowing of a senior citizen who is alone, may call the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center, 992-7884 or 992-7886 to place an order . The Young Wives , Club or Chest;,r is donating a ham lor the dinners. .,_ MIDDLEPORT .:..POMEROY PT. PLEASANT OPEN SUNDAY 1:00 to 6:00 PM For Your Shopping Convenience .WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY �5 ~The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Dec. 13,1974 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Dec. 13,1974 Bridal shower fetes Miss !falter Maryland tltumps DePauw '· who hit 9-()f-11 shots in t1le lirst By United Press International ' ' '• . Lefty - Dfiesell likes easy hall, finished with a careerpickin's early in the season· so high 24 points in leading the the lOth-ranke d Maryla nd Hawkeyes to their third victory Terps pleased their coach by picking on De Pauw for the largest marg4> of victory in their 51-year history . Maryland's 54-point, 113-49 triumph over De Pauw gave the Terps a 5-0 record and they . against one loss. Iowa State, losing for the thir d straight time to a Big Ten team, fell to 1-4. Today's '' • ' have now outscored the opposition, Richinond, Wake Forest, Long Island and Georgetown, by an average of 31.6 points per game this year. Maryland 's Cris Patton led all scorers with 23 points a nd Tom Roy scored a career high 19 points and added 15 rebounds. De Pauw, now 1-3, shot only 24 per cent as Maryland was able to race to a 62-22 hallime lead. In other college basketball action, Seton Hall beat St. Bonaventure, 75-69, Rutgers topped Manhattan, llf>.77, Iowa downed Iowa St., 77.J;6, Richmond beat Davidson, 67-91 , Memphis State whipped l':ast Texas Stat;,, JQO.Bll, Colorado kayoed Air Force, 70-65, Oklahoma Staoo handed Texas .its sixth straight loss, 73-93 and Arkansas edged Hofstra, 6:h'i8. Phil Sellers' 22 points and Mike Gabney 's 21 helped speedy Rutgers upset Manhattan. George Bucci had 22 points and 6-10 cent;,r Bill campion had 26 for Manhattan. Scott Thompson's 18 firsthall points put Iowa into an early lead and the Hawkeyes went on to defeat intra ..tat;, rival Iowa State . Thompson, • ' • ''•, '' Sport Parade A IJridal shower for Miss Julia Holter was given by Mrs. John Epple , Mrs. Russell Bailey a nd Mrs. Roger Epple a t the Mt. Hermon socia l room. Games were played and prizes were awarded. Refresh me nts of cake, ice _cream, min ts, nuls, coffee, and punch \'l ere served to Mrs. William Will , Miss Sut• . Will , Class enjoys dinner By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Editor NEW YORK (UPI)- You'd kissed by lheir own sister . How much does getting into never imagine the 1975 ballots for election to Baseball's Hall the Hall of F~me mean to of Fame have anything a t all to Kiner? " He doesn't show that much do with a delightful little old lady now in a nursing home, emotion and he has never but that's where you'd be dead really campaigned," his wife wrong because they certainly says, "but between you a nd me, I know he'll be more do. The lady's name is Beatrice disappointed than words can Kiner, she's in her 90s and she describe if he isn 't elect;,d this ha s be e n confined to the time . He' H never say so, Alhambran Lutheran Nursing though. He'll never complain. Home in Alhambra , Calif., for It's just not his way ." Most people don 't realize several years now . She perks up this time every Kiner played only 10 yea rs-for year, not so much because the Piraoos, Cubs and InChristmas is right a round the dians- before a back condition corner, but because this is the forced him to quit. During the time he did play, most important part of the year for her , the time when her he led the National League in son, Ra lph, gets another home runs seve n straight chance to be voted into the Hall seasons and his 369 hQmers were more than any other of Fame . This year the voting is player has hit in his first 10 especially important to her years in major league history. Statistics •ometimes can be because, in a sense, it's his last drier than stale crackers. Not chance. "01 all Ralph's accomplish- all, though. Counting only times at bat, ments in baseball, of all the awards and honors he has Ralph Kiner still is the allr:::::~-::~:::::1 received, nothing means as time, home-run leader. Insofar much to his mother as his being as home-run frequ e ncy is elected to the Hall ol Fame," concerned, he hit a homer '' says Barbara Kiiler, wife of every 14.1 times up while Hank Pittsburgh's 52-year..,ld lor- Aaron connected once in every 16 trips. mer homeol'Un slugger. The way I see it, Ralph Kiner "This whole thing has kept her alive. It 's something she rates being in the Hall or has hoped for now and want;,d Fame. I plan to vote for him desperately the past 15 years . the same way I plan to for Bob Why so much? I can't answer Lemon, Robin Roberts, Mickey that. It's in her own heart, and Vernon, Eddie Mathews, Duke only she knows the answer . I Snider and Pee Wee Reese . They say there's no senknow this : Each year when the voting time comes, she knows timent in baseball, but that the day the ballots go out, the isn't true. Sentiment means day the results are to be an- feeling and emotion, and to a Phil Swindell nounced and all the other degree some of it has to be Area Representative manifest with every vote ever details connect;,d with it. " She can tell you who cast whether the vooor is finished first , second, third, conscious of it or not . MORE ·My own reeling is R.ilph lourth and lifth for the psst ren NATURAL HEARING years, and although she Isn't · Kiner has the necessary cremay be achleved with ,. very strong any more and dentials and has wait;,d long • there are days she can barely enough. So, lor that matter , has that write, she'll always manage to WHICH UTILIZES THE send Ralph a letter afrer he little old lady in Alhambra. EAR ITSILF isn't elected and rell him 'Well, FOR at:nt:R maybe next year ... please try SOUND RECEPTION not to he disappointed.' BIRTHDAY MARKED "Only !his year she can't say This remarkable aid is m~de The birthday or Rev . George that any more because it's his just for you - your heann?t, Glaze was observed at the your ear! 11 is molded 1o tt last chance." snugly and neatly INSIDE What it comes right down to Wednesday Sewing Circle your ear. For informa11on, meeting at the Middleport call or write Diles Hearl~g is that this is the last time Aid Centers for further tn- Ralph Kiner is eligible for Church or Christ. A birthday formatlon. election by the Baseball Wri· cake baked by Miss Nina rers' Association of America. If Russell was served lollowing the dinner . the popular New York Mets' sportscaster doesn't make it HAS GOLD BAR this time, he gets tossed into the " Old-Timers" cawgory for RUTLAND - Marine 2nd Lt. consideration by a special Thoma s E. Weaver, whose wife Veterans' Committee. Kathy is the daught;,r of Mr. Athens and Mrs. Sherman L. Tillis of 444 W. Union St. When that group names you Rutland was commissioned 592-6238 to tbe ahrine in Cooperstown, •~tmt' cally yo'u'reJ'ust as much recently in his prese nt rank Parkersburg, W.Va . ~ d t' f Off 1019 Markel St. a Hall or Farner as Ty Cobb, upon gra ua 10n rom leer 1-304-415·1541 Babe Ruth and Ted Williams, Candidate School at the Marine Chillicothe only some ex.-ballplayers who Corps Base, Quantico, Va . He 249 s. Paint St. SQU!"'Ze in that way tend to !eel is a 1969 graduat;, of Penn View .;,77~3~-3;.;6.;,55_ _ _ _• the same as ll they were just Bible Institute, Penns Creek, Pa. , with a Bachelor of Theology. ' Mrs. Pete E lberfe ld , Mrs. Eurana Thomas, Mrs. Henry Thomas, Cindy, Melissa, and Henrietta, Mrs. Ru ssell Spencer and Judy , Mrs. Roger Buckley a nd Renee, Mrs . Jean Sexso n a nd Marcy, Mrs. Emerson Pooler, Mrs. Edith Sisson , Mrs. Alfred Woll, Mrs . Roy Pooler, Miss Na ncy Sexson, Miss Melinda Ams- 0 Members of Friendly Circle, Trinity Ch ur c h , en joye d a holida y dinner at Crow 's Steak House an d then went to Trinity Church for a prog ram a nd pa rty. The lounge of the educational building decorated by Miss Erma Smith featured a light;,d tree. Mrs. Lawrence Stewart opened the meeting with a poem. " Let's Keep Christmas All Year," an d Miss Mary Virginia Reibel, in charge of the even ing's activities, gave a Chri s tm as me di ta ti on and prayer . Each me mber contributed holiday thoughts in poetry or prayer an d the FESTIVAL SLATED A fes tiv al o£ scri ptur e readings a nd song in the tradi.tio n of Advent, celebrating the preparation for the com ing of Christ, will be held at 10 :30 a.m. Sunday at Grace Episcopal Ch urch, East Main SL. , Pomeroy . HOSPITALIZED Kelly Gilmore, Middleport, is confined to the Charleston Memo rial Hospital at Ka nawha City , W.Va., Room 596. He ex pects to undergo surgery there soon and will be hospitalized for an extended period . selections included a)original poem on the joy of Christmas with a fi rst grandchild , BabY Shannon Lynn , wa s give n by Mrs. Elw Gilmore, Jr. Following a gift exchange, Miss Reibd conducted contests which were won by Mrs. Roy Mayer, Mrs. W. H. Perrin and Mrs . Pearl Mora. Eac h me mber brought artides of food to be given"to the J aycees Chri stm as basket project. Mrs. " David Russe ll and Mrs. Stewart had prepa red remembrances lor the elderly and ill members ol the church. Severe volunt;,ered to help with the delivery. Other Christmas remembrances were planned, and program books for the coming year prepared by Mrs. Leonard Jewell were distribut;,d . Mi ss Smith, ge nera l chairwoman of the holiday bazaar , gave a report on the successful project. Cookies, candy and coffee were se rved by Miss Reibel, Miss Smith a nd Mrs. Russell to those named and Mr ~ . Phil Globokar , Mi ss Mary E. Chapmar., Mrs. Donald Houck , Mrs. Kenneth Harris, Mrs. Albert Woodard , Mrs. Harvey Whitlatch, Mrs. Thomas Young and Master Eric Russell. WINS COMMISSION RACINE - Marine 2n d q. Karl R. Russell, son or Mr. and Mrs . Kenneth N. Russell of Route 2, was commissioned in his prese nt ra nk upon gradua tion from Officer Candidate School at the Marine Corps Base, Quantico, Va . He is a 1974 gra duat;, of Paloma JlUlior College in San Marcos, Calif. STARKEY "CE" ..------· Ir:- ~We, r----~-., SINGER share the joy o f Christ· mas Day with lriends and family . 1!\rltgious Qtqristmns (!larbs I 'I The Fabric Shop ~~~----!MI wwl\ r·'I Gifts:;es&ns F;a;;tm; -Hush Puppies Boots, Men-Women -Angel Treads House Slippers . -Gold or Silver Pumps for Chnstmas Par!•es -Children's White OVer-the-Foot Boots. stzes s to 9 -Girls Over-the- Foot Boots, completely waterproof, sizes 9 to 4. -House Slippers for all the family. -Men's Boots -Gift Certificate Open Evenings Until8 O'Clock 1 1 I I !J I 1 I Rellections of your thoughts are ou r business. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE I ____, THESHOEBOX MIDOLEPORT, OHIO I L------------------ Middleport : Kitche d® energy saver dishwashers IKDW-7) ROYAL CROWN • BoHling Company ElectraiKDC-7 The secret is our new Energy Saver button. Push it, and your dish es are gently dried with fa n-circula ted air Withou t heating. 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POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - 1 would like to know hov.' to remove punc h and coffee stains from tablecloths treat;,d with that prot;,ctive covering applied to furniture, etc. to repel stains. - MRS. E.C.M. DEAR MRS. E.C.M. -The commercial finish you meolion is a stain repellent to keep stains from penetrating, so yoo might try a laundry pre-treat spray. Also, fr.eoh otaills can be aoaked in cold water and then in llquld detergent shampoo lor about 15 minutes before rinsing. Some permanenl-preaa fabrics are treated with stain-resistant finishes. In such cuea, the soaking in cool water alone may be sufficient If the stains are lreah. How do you otber readero cope with thla problem?-POLLY. I guar1nteed. L---=:._j_.,..._:~~:.J •Satltfaction Purchase price refunded ,, il you 're not satislied •249.95 within 30 days. IT WITH FLOWERS Dudley•s The Loyal Women 's Class, at a holiday dinner party at the Middleport Church ol Christ Tuesday night, vot;,d to send gifts of money to the Mount Healthy Home In Cincinnati and to the Grundy Moun lain Mission in Grundy, Va ., as special Christmas projects . Large red candles surrounded with greenery and whit;, poinsettias decorated the tables for the dinner prepared by Mrs. Clyda Allensworth , Mrs . Regina Swift, · Mrs. Gertrude Miller and Mrs. Eula Rice, and served by Mrs. Loui se McE lhinn ey, Mrs. Kathryn Ervin, Mrs. Martha Haggerty and Mrs. Marvin Kelly . Favors of holly wreath pin-ons and miniature ca ndles were at each place and a light;,d tree complet;,d the Riverview pupils to give Mister Snowman musical REEDSVILLE- Students of Riverview Elementary will present "Merry Christmas, Mister Snowman," a musical drama Monday, Dec. 16 at 7:30 p.m. opening with a toy band comprised of first and second graders presenting se veral nwnbers. The role of MisU,r Snowman will be played by Richa rd Vanmet;,r, sixth grade student. Others in major roles are Jeff Jones, Molly Proto , Dal e Connolly, Brian Collins, Janee n Swain, a nd Pai ge Hayman . :-:-:-··:·:-:-:-. ··:.::·:·· ·-:-:•,•.-:•,•,·,·.·.. Fifth and sixth grade pupils will be the carolers, third and fourth grade girls will dance in the Snowflake Chorus, and ihird and lourth grade boys will be sandmen helpers. First and second graders also will be featured in Santa's toy pa rade. The musical is direct;,d by Maxine Whi te head, vocal musical instructor , assisted by classroom teachers. Jenny Berkhimer will se rve as pianist. Homeroom mothers are in charge of the costuming . The public is inviood said Grace Weber , principal. 1Social I co uple . Refre s hm e nt s . Sponsored by Eastern Future Homemakers of AmerJca. PRECEPTOR Chapter, Beta RUTLAND BROWNIE TROOP 1293 Sigma Phi Sorority Christmas Members of the Rutland Brownies under the dlcection of party , at Meigs Inn , 8 p.m.; Mrs. Murl Johnson are making Santa Claus tray lavors for the Buffet at 10 p.m. Holzer Medical Center. Tbe girls recently enjoyed a wiener roast SUNDAY FRIDAY at Forest Ares Park. AMERICAN Legion DANCE at Southern High School 10 p.m. to 12 midnight. Auxiliary , Feeney Bennett RUTLAND JUNIOR TROOP 1292 Admission $1. Bob Jones, disc Post 128, 5 to 7 p.m. at th ehall. An overnight camping trip to Forest Acres Park was taken jockey, providing music . Dinner with meat and coffee last weekend by the juniors of Rutland. They were accompanied lurnished . $2 gift exchange. Sponsored by senior class. by their leader, Miss Mona Jnhnson . Potluck . HAPPY Harv esters at This week the juniors began work on Chrisirnas projects. CHRISTMAS dinner , 5 p.m. They are making stufled animals and coloring books for the Trinity Church, Pomeroy, 6 for the ladies auxiliary of the pediatrics ward, Santa replica jars of candy for the wenagers p.m., for dinner followed by Chester Fire Department. confined to the hospital, and a yarn doll for each new baby born party. HAPPY Harvest;,rs, Trinity Bring covered dish . at the Holzer Medical Cent;,r during Christmas week . Church, Christmas party, 6 MONDAY p .m . dinner followed by party . POMEROY BROWNIES 78 GALLIA-Meigs Community THE Katharos Youth Action Parent Advisory Bells made from decorat;,d styrofoam cups were made by the Pomeroy Brownies at a meeting Tuesday night. The girls Fellowship of the Racine area Committee meets at I p.m. at enjoyed a carol sing with recocds, and relreshments were served will sponsor a bake sale, 9 a .m. the Cheshire Community by the red patrol. Debbie Werry is the December leader for to 12 noon In front of the Racine Cent;,r. Members urged to Bank. troop. atoond. MARY SHRrNE 37, Whit;, AMERICAN Legion Shrine of Jerusalem, 8 p.m . Auxiliary, Racine Post 602, i Masonic Temple, Pomeroy , Christmas party, St;,amboat Reception for Jesse Brinker, Inn. Gift exchange . deputy supreme watchman of BLOODMOBILE for Meigs :: shepherds, and Christmas County at Pomeroy Elemenparty with potluck refresh- tary School, I to 6 p .m . . .ments. Seventeen year old persons can SATURDAY give with parents' consent. SONGFEST at Salem 1 Community Church, West WEDNESDAY Columbia, W. Va., I p.m. PAST Matrons of Pomeroy A NICE ASSORTMENT featuring the Revelators, Chapt;,r, OES, 7:39p.m. at the Columbus. George Hoschar, home of Mrs. Norma Parker, OF pastor, inviU,s the public . with a $2 gift exchange. MODERN Woodman of Burlingham Camp 7230 Christmas party, 6 p.m . Bring covered dish . Meat , beverage , and rolls will be provided. Children will have 50 cent gilt Given Away by Middleport Merchants exchan ge and present program . Santa will distribute ASK FOR FREE T'CKETS treats. Plans have been complered CHRISTMAS dance, 8 to 11 p.m. at Easwrn High School. lor the wedding of Miss Julia Music provided by Jell Clark of Ann Holt;,r, daughrer of Mr. radio station WADC . Ad· , and Mrs . David Holter , MIDDLEPORT, OHIO mission $1 per person ; $1.75 a Pomeroy, and Daniel Thomas Will , Pomeroy, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Will. The custom of open church will be observed at the Dec . 20 wedding at 7 p.m . at the Ml. Hermon United Brethren Church. Rev . Robert Shook will ofliciate the ceremony and an open reception will be held in tlle church social room irn· SALADS- Tossed, Slaw. Cottage Cheese, Fruit mediately lollowing. ~ 992-2635 Will-Halter vows planned '2500 In Gift Certificates Mlddlepart '!' *-~n.n.n.n.n.........~. ..... ...... ~~--n.~· ~ PROGRAM SET The annual Christmas program of the Morning Star Church has be e n set for Monday, Dec. 23, at 7:30p.m. A play , " The Chris tmas Christmas Angel" will be present;,d and Santa Claus will make an appearance. The public is invit;,d. MEETING SET The Parent Advisory Committ;,e of the Gallia·Meigs Community Action Agency Head Start Program will meet Monday, Dec. 16, at 1 p.m. in the Cheshire Community Center. All committee members are urged to att;,nd. Chapter, Mrs. Sylvia Midkiff, Mrs. Woodard, Mrs . Goeg lein, Mrs . Curd, Mrs. Ella Smith, and Mrs. Swackhamer, and past patron s of Pome roy Chapter, Thomas Edwards, Da le Smit h a nd Albe rt Woodard, who are also Knights of the York Cr oss of Honor. Honored Masons, Lorenzo Dav is a nd William Hayes, a lso Knights of the York Cross of ho nor , former grand appointments a nd past matrons and past patrons of other cha pte rs we re presented. Soloist fo r the even ing was James Soulsby who was accompanied by Mrs. Margaret Neuman. Guests were registered by Mr s . Myr tle Sisson, Mrs. Mabel Moore and Mrs. Mabel Goeglein. Pinons were poinsettias made of satin ribbon . Douglas Hemsley had cha rge of the chairs , and the sunshine' offering for the OES Home Endowment Fund was collected by Susan Lann ing a nd Shirley Smith. Mrs. Vaughan, junior past matron, and Thomas Edwards, junior past patron, each rece iv ed a gift from the chapter. Each of the new officers re ce ived from th e worthy matr on, Mrs. Well, a , gift of a pin r~presenting the emblem of his or her office. Pla ns were completed for the Chris tmas treat to be taken to the residen ts of the Meigs County Infirmary. The chapter room was decora ted in the Christmas motif as was the dining room, where the tables were covered in white and ce ntered with Christmas arra ngements . A decorated cake, punch and coffee were served with Mrs. Vaughan and Mrs. Dillard presiding at the ta ble. Committ;,e in c harge or the refreshments were Mrs. Paul Hyse ll, Mrs . E lla Smith, Jeanni e Buckley and J oyce Sisson . Ove r 70 members and gues l-, a tt;, nd ed. Open Every Night Until 8:00 For Your Shopping Convenience heritage house Your Thom MeAn Store Middleport, Ohio {flvtkr/6p~ P~ Dollar Stretching Name Brand Clothing FOR MEN & WOMEN I Bahr Clothiers Middleport, 0. L---···-····--· NEW SHIPMENT IDEAL GIFTS FOR DAD'S LIFESTYLE ••• Comfortable RECLINERS • •• SAVE 30 and More 5 NOW! 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Miss Frances Roush the m eetin g. co nducted Reported ill were Mrs. Nelle DeWeese, Mrs. Marga re t Boyer, Mrs. Mary Meinhar t, Mrs. Hattie Swift, Mrs . Marie Postelwait and Pa ul Winn . It was announced that Arlene Spurlock, missionary, will be guest speaker at the Jan . 23 meeting. Mrs. Martha Childs had charge of the love gift offering using a poem, "You Can Find Him There," and concluding with prayer. Rev. George Glaze presented the program using " Mary , the Mother of Jesus" as his topic and quoting scripture from Genesis and Luke. Gifts were presented to the Glaze family and to family of Leo Searls , custodian . For singing of carols Mrs. Glaze was at the piano. Atte ndin g the holiday mee ting were Rev . Mr. and Mrs. Glen Glaze and sons, Mr. and Mrs . Edgar Reynolds , Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Theobald, Mr. and Mrs. William Sweet, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Searls, Mrs. Martha Childs, Mrs. carrie Smith, Mrs. Polly Boland, Mrs. Luia Mae Lynch, Mrs. Donna Russell, Mrs. Grace Pratt, Mrs . Nina Russell, Mrs. Alice Robeson, Mrs. Eleanor Lohse , Miss Mabel Hysell, Mrs. Helen Reynolds, Mrs . Freda Welling , Mrs . . Margaret Jones, Mrs. Margaret Jun e Butcher, Miss Mildred Hawley, Mrs . Margare t L.allance, Mrs. Mary Bailey and Mrs. Pearl Reynolds . ---------Christmas Music l KitchenAid BUY NOW DURING THE KitchenAid SILVER ANNIVERSARY SELLABRATION. Midkiff, chaplain: Mrs. Lucille Swackhamer, organist; Mr~. Sally Ebersbach, warder ; and Nial Salser, sentinel. Distin gui shed guests in troduced we re Mrs. Roberta K. Mindling, past grand matron; Mrs. Donna Spring, deputy grand matron ; and Mrs. Elsie Sc hoe n ian, grand represen · tative to Michigan in Ohio. Also prese nted were the ,worthy matrons of Harrisonville , Albany, Thea Minear , and Racine Chapters; past matrons of Pomeroy Loyal Women enjoy meet DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve concerns ladles' slacks. So many of us wish they would make a length between regular and tall sizes. I find the regular length is too short and the tall too long so they always have to be shorU,ned. Also, tall sizes costs about a dollar more. - MRS. R. S. DEAR POLLY -Children's shoes are now so expensive and their feet grow so fast but I do not like to buy ahoes too large and loose for them. If I buy a slightly larger size, I make them comfortable by inserting a foam inner..ole and as the child's foot grows the sole can be removed and the shoes worn for a longer time. This also helps to keep the inside freah . Do not worry about finding the proper size of inner sole but buy an adult size and trim it to fit. This also works well for my own ahoes. If one size seems too tight and the next too loose, I put such soles in the larger size shoes and they usually fit nicely. This extra loam padding is heavenly to walk on. - NANCY. DEAR POLLY - H it is a custom at your house to string popcorn lor the Chrisirnas tree, do not string it just after popping. Wait lour or five hoW'S, when It is sorter and lind it does not crack apart when being strung. - MARY T. DEAR POLLY - It is so hard to clean those silverware trays we use lor our everyday cutlery. One can scrub and scrub and all the black does not seem to come off so I decided to try a prelaundry stain spray and to my surprise, when I washed the tray it was clean as brand new . - NELMA. DEAR POLLY - When addressing Chrisirnas or other greeting cards and you ruin an envelope, do not waste the card. Seal open edges together with clear tape, address the back and mail first class. It will look somewhat like a glorified post card. - MRS. M.W. a, Jello . • Compresses trash to about 1/ 4 its original size. • Litter Bin"' l or small trash. Bi g drawe r lo r wastebasket toads. • Exclusive act iv ated c har coal odo r co ntrol System. thru the holidays J' • Big capacity racks that are easy to load with almost al l sizes and shapes ol 1tems. NEW INSTALLATION KI T AVAILABlE FOR DO-IT- YOUR SELFERS I Guaranteed to bloom Punch stains are the problem 4 VariCycle ' Florence Well was installed Edwards, marshall; Joan as worthy matron , a nd Dale · Vaughan, or ga nis t; Mrs. Srpith as worthy patron in Virginia Salser, Adah; Mrs. installation ceremoni es of Ann He msley, Ruth; Mrs . Pomeroy Chapter 186, Orde r of Edna Triplett, Esther; Mrs. the Eastern Star, recently at Be tty Hayes , Martha ; Mrs . the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Clara Thomas , Electa; Mrs. Other officers for 1975 in- Mabel Goeglein, warder; a nd stalled were Mrs. Ella Smith, Richard Vaughan , se ntinel. associate matron ; William Mrs. Lois Pauley of the Haye s, associate patron ; Harrisonville Chapter was the Maria Curd , secretary ; installing officer . She was Dorothy Woodard, treasure r ; assisted by Mrs . Myrtle Sisson, Mrs. Charlott;, Dillard, conthe inviting marshall ; Mr. and ductress; Mrs. Ruby Vaughan, Mrs. James Soulsby, installing associate conductress; Albert marshalls; Mrs . Mabel Moore, Woodard , chaplain; Thomas conductress; Mr s. Sylvia 1Calendarl Top-Loading Portables '' By Polly Cramer Girl Scout Diary By get dishes clean with 50% less electricity. 20% OFF CASH & CARRY :Florence Well to serve as OES matron ca rds. Let us help you i I • selec1ion of Inspi rationa l and Religious Christmas Polly 's Pointers Charlene Hoeflich I IDEAS •.. SAY We invite you to view our HOLIDAY FAVORITES NEW Fresh. delicate new designs to delight every mother 's heart . One glowing simulated stone for each c hild , in sterling silver or y611ow gold electro plate_ Customized in minutes . The moderate price includ es stones and se tt ing plus gift box . Fam ily Tree pendant, Only $10.00 Bird perc hed on nest Pin , Only $13.50 Double c irc le pendant , Only $11 .50 PARTY ENJOYED Members of the Winding Tra il Carden Club attending the annual Christmas party Now! Lay It Away Tuesday night at Trinit y Church were Mr s. Nancy Collins, Mrs. Addalou Lewis, Mrs. Wilma Terrell, Mrs. Cora Beegle , Mrs. Faye Pratt, Mrs. Sewing Machine Dora Heaton , Mrs. Alice For Christmas '7 4 Thompson, Mrs. Susie Miller , Mrs . Ruth Moore, Mrs. Pat :·m all deposi~ will hold Thoma and Mrs. Iris Kelton. The dinner was served by the Happy HarvesU,rs Class and 111 W. Second 992 -2281 was followed by a gift ex- I• POMEROY, OHIO change and program. ·~ P'OR AN UNIP'O"! for MOM and GRANDMA ~ lea sant Valley Hospital Tuesday from 1 p.m. until 5:30 p.m. The new theme will u ~ seen on all Bloodmobiles coming from the Tri..Stat;, Red Cross Blood Center which serves 38 coun ties in parts of West Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio and Bucha na n County, Va . Mrs. Dorothy Scho lz, I~.~ Another nice lhing about lhe Christmas decorations downMiddleport town- they cover up lhose old election posters. . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ . Birthstone Jewelry mobile co mes tc. chai rman of the Blood Program in Mason County, said, "When you see, 'The Beat Goes On', let it be a reminder that you can save a life by your blood donation ." - -1 au I Hearing Aid CenteiS 1 PT. PLEASANT - "The .· Beat Goes On ... When You Give Blood", is the new theme the Tri..State Red Cross will display on the side of its Bl oodmobile trucks moving from ci ty ro city collecting one of life's most precious resources, blood. Mason County is appealing for donors when the Blood- o' DILES 1____ bary, Mrs. Wilhemia Thomas, Mrs. Den nis Keney and Alisha ,~· Mrs. Huber t Wolf , Mrs. Wayne Wolf, Mrs. Mabel Johnson, Mrs. Robert Shook, Mrs. Jim Folmeo and Cheryl, Mrs. Don Diddle, Mrs. David Holt;,r and Miss Lucy Hol ter. Se nd i ng gifts were Mrs. George Abbott, Mrs. Dennis Cancelli , Mrs. John Bailey, Mrs. Delbert Lightfoot and Tanya, Mrs. Harold Johnson , Mrs . Michael Cooper, Miss Jane Sisson and Mrs . Stanford Cremee ns. New theme to be portrayed VEGETABLES - Green Beans, Noodles, Cauliflower & Cheese Sauce, Potatoes - Baked, Mashed Home Fries. DESSERTS Cherry. Pie - Graham Cracker, Peach, Sl JNDA Y DEC. 15 - Hrs. 8:00-2:00 Weekdays 6:00-8:30 3rd ST. PH. 949-3551 - . RACINE, OHIO DINNERS PLANNED Christmas dinners wlll be delivered Dec. 24 to the homes or Meigs County senior citizens who wlll be alone for the holiday season. Senior citizens wishing a dinner delivered, or anyone knowing of a senior citizen who is alone, may call the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center, 992-7884 or 992-7886 to place an order . The Young Wives , Club or Chest;,r is donating a ham lor the dinners. .,_ MIDDLEPORT .:..POMEROY PT. PLEASANT OPEN SUNDAY 1:00 to 6:00 PM For Your Shopping Convenience .WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY �• 7- The Dally Senhne l, Mlddieport-Pomeroy ' 0 Fnday Dec 13,1974 Television Log 0 !'nct"' Dec 13 1974 '. P OMEROY POMEROY w Rev TR I NIT Y H P err n pastor l(ov May er Sunday school 'iU~ Chu r ch schoo 9 5 ~ 1 worsh p serv ce 0 ., 1 a 111 Youth cho r rehearsa Man day J JO p m und E'r d reel on of Ma r y Sk i n ner sen or cho r rehe.vsal 7 30 p m Tt ursn "Y w th Mrs d rector Paul POMEROY THE Nr 1'>(' CHURCH NAZARENE OF Corn Un " n and Mul berry R{'v Clyoe V H en d er'>on pastor Sunday schoo l 9 30 am Glen M cC lu ng supt morn ng wor sh p 10 30 a m even ng serv ce 7 30 m d '\l €'€'k ser v ce Wedn esday 7 30 p n G R ACE EPISCOPAL Tr Rev Harol d D eett-~ rec ;, Chur ch sen.· ces 10 10 a 1 Holy commun o n f r st Sunday of month am church sc h ool 17 C~URCH OF POMEROY Terrel~ Gron nqer pas tor B blc school 9 30 a 11 worsh p 10 30 a n ad 11 worsh p serv ce and young p eoples mt.:d ng 7 .10 p 1 Co nb ned B ble study ~ d pr ayf 7 10 ~ r meet ng p S YRA CUSE FIRST rHU R CH OF GOD ( or 0 Lr p \St:J c ool 9 IS ' "e l h <;1 c sc rv cc 1 'l 0 30 for nurs ery ttHouqt C H RIST POMEROY FIRST BAP TI ST Ra ben Kuhn pas.tor W II ar W:Hson '-unday sch oo sup! Sunday sc L 1 9 10 n n rtYF 6 p n n blc st1d y W('{lnesday p m ct o r pract ce Wednesdny 8 30 p n1 POMER<H WESLEYAN HOL !NE CH U RC H l">rr so 111 " R "v 0 Dell Mtl i"!y Pts C t LHY Eb n Uldi'lf Sc tlOOI Supl S1 ddy S I ovt 9 10 <1 rt Even ng worst p 30 p n Pray und Pra .,, L v ce Tt u ~ lav 30 V.. ednesdny T HE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray w ~t/ n ng off cer rn charge Sunday 10 am Hoi ness m ee t n g 10 30 a m Sun day Schoo Young Peop e s Thursday to J Leg on l p n p m Lades Hom p LeaauP ., p m Prep classes ST PAU L LUTHERAN CHUR CH Corner of Sycamore nnd Seco nd Sts Pom e roy The R t>v W iln M ~nlcswarth P<~slo Suncn Sci1VOI at 9 15 a n d (1-,L;rch rv ces II an SACRED H EA RT Rev Fa th er Paul 0 ~\.elton J<'l s tor Phone <"~92 :!87~ Jrday even ng Mas~ 7 () lJndJy Mass u and liJ am Co 1 fess ron Satur .JY 7 7 30 p n POMEROY WE S TSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W M 1 ~~ y f-> ul n " jJtlO vr~t f' f.Jf.J2 7666 Conse v.-. 1on nstru nenr~ SundCJy worsh p 10 a n B tJie c, u ly II a m worsh p 6 p 1 Wcdne:.day B ble study 1 p l'1 MIDWAY COMMUNI T Y CHURCH \non denom nat onu Langsv lie Dexter Road II t: Rev Worle y Ha e-y pastor Sunday schoo l 1[} <1 11 even ng \'.tOrsh p 7 30 p 11 Prayer Meet ng Tuesday 7 30 om yout t qro p F r da._ 7 311 p m RU T L AND FREEWILL BAP TI ST Rllilr Turner ons or <;u nd=.y schoo 0a n Sund ly e . . cn HJ se rJ ce 30 WPdncsdr~y B b c <:.tudy 7 30 Pn> OLD DEX T ER BIB L E CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rev Ron Terry )astor Sunday school 0 a n "lArs Worley rr'lnc s super n C'nd(n f Mar 1q worsh p 1 a m Sur d.:ty l vvn r Q ser ce 7 30 the Ser m onette The comrng of the AdHnt Season remrnds us agam of the J esus..st ory fou nd m the Gospels Followmg t h e traditiOns or t he Old Tes tame n t there IS a spec1al connect10n between D1 vme revelation and the poor The early Ch urch remembered J esus historical perso n as exem pllfymg the same c haracter That character thev concluded, m ust have been present at HIS borth The four Gosp els express th e D1vme purpo se m His corrung and the content of th1s purpose IS diSclose d clea r!~ m the MagmfiCa t ( I u ke I 45-531 and m ost es pectally m the words The arroga n t of hea rt and mmd He h as p u t to r ou t He has brought down m onarchs fr om thm thrones but the humble He has lifted h1gh The hungry He ha s sa t1sf1ed w 1th good th mgs the n ch s ent emp ty away ' These verses, along \\tth m<:tn) others m t he Ne\\ Testament s ug gest to us tha t the Gospel means liberatiOn , that liberatiOn comes to the JX>Or because becorrung capable of conce1vmg hberatwn possible they fmd the coura ge to break the cond1!10ns or the1r servitude That 1S what the Incarnation means God m Chn st comes to the we ak and helples s and becomes one of them takmg th eir condtllDn of oppression as Hts :Jwn and thus transforms their slave-eXIstence mto liberated existence Th1s New Testament gos pel of llbe ralw n t m ns our •deas of what a nd who come first ups1de down It d ema nds tha t we f igh t for the freedom of those m captivity Th1s message of lib e r a tion cannot appeal to those who profit from the lffipnsonm enl of others, but only to sla ves who stn ve aga mst unauthor ized powers The Gos pel of libera l1on 1s ' ba d news' to a ll opp r essors pohbca l or economic , beca use they have defined the1r 'freedom m terms of evil and mJustice can full} understand what Jesus meant wh e n He said jCome unto Me , all whose work IS hard whose load IS heavy, and I will g1ve you rebel Bend yo ur neck to My ) Oke , and learn from Me, for I am g entle a nd hum ble-hear ted and you r s ou l will fmd relief For My yoke IS good to bear , M y load 1s h gh t (Matt 11 28-30 NEB) The Jesus story, therefore, becomes the poor person s stor y because God m ChriSt becomes poor a nd weak m order tha t the oppressed mght become libera ted from pove r ty a nd powerlessness God becomes the VICtim m th elf pla ce a nd thus tra nsfor ms the condition of slavery m to the battleground for the s tru ggle of freedom For J esus was not sunply a mce fe llow w ho h appen ed to h ke the poor fulther, HIS a c twns ha ve lhe1r on g m m God s eternal -ttemg They present a new v1s10n of DIVIne freedom clim axed wtth the Cross and the Res urrec tion wherem God breaks m to history for the hberahon of s la v es Je sus' action represents God s wtll not to let H1s creation be destroyed b~ noncrea t1ve power s The C r oss a nd the Resurrecllon show that the freedom pr orrused m the Incarnation IS fully available m J esus Chnst ThiS IS the essence or the N e w Testa m ent s lorv With out which Christian theology IS 1mposs1ble - Dwig ht 1 Z>lv•t.z, Pastor-D1rector, Uruted Presbytenan M1mstr) m Me1gs County Adventists say church is really needed today Are c hur c hes r ea ll y necessary ? Tha t s the questwn today - that will b e s turh e d a t Bible much more so tha n ITI) Sticism or the religiOns of Asia to whtch ma ny a re turn- study hour m the Pomer oy mg Seventh-day Adv entiS t church Saturday a t 2 p m Sabbath s chool Su pt R1la While notes that m a n y youn g people have ques lwned the worth o f havmg church es ' And, Judgmg by falhn g ate a dtstmct Seventh-day Adven tiSts people because they hold sa CI ed God s Ten Commandm e nt s wh 1c h n o longer form the foundati on fm many other Chnstlan rehgwns and beheve that Chn st 1s their only n ghte ousness membership figures m man} denommations," she srud, • the question ts a senous one " Pomts advanced mclude AT(RON MEN INDIC'I'j;:D ex1sl<!nce or a church 1s un1 ty of Chrtst1an Tennessee man Wednesday 'Jn beh e vers a nd throug h that umty, s p rea d or the Gosp el Christ forme d His chur c h when He c hose the 12 disCiples and He ga ve 1t a JOb to ct u It really lSD t the busineSS Of the churc h to orga mze for soc1al acUon That wasn t the gospel commission Youn g people s ee , o reason for churc hes because the c hurch es ha ve n t really been handling the 1r ass•gnnellL Chn s l~n fmth IS refevant to F I RS T SO U T H E RN BAP TI ST - ?87 M ulb('rry Aye Pomeroy al l 1 al e d w th S 0 C th e Rev F ed Htll oas to r Troy Zwrl ng Sunday school su pt Su nday school 9 30 a no r n nq worsh p IO !0 SundCJy ev a n ge st c mcf' nq 7 30 p m P r ay~r n.-.rot r 1 W ~ dr esd :1y 7 30om MIDDLEPORT M T MORIAH BAPTIST ~ Cor er Fo ur th and Man M dd lcport Rev Hen ry Key Jr pastor Sunday School 9 3D n m Mrs E rv n Ba um gard ncr su p! Mo r n ng worsh p 10 AS a m J EH OVAH S W IT NE SS E S Larry Car nahan pres dtng mm s ter Sunday B ble lee lure 9 30 a m Watch tower st udy 10 30 a m Tues day B b le s tudy 7 30 p m Thurs d'l) n s try Scho ol 30 p m ser v cc m e et ng 8 30 pm M I D DL E P ORT CHURCH of Ch,rrst n Chrr s lt illl Un1on ~ Lawre 1c e Man tey pas to r Mr s Russe ll Young Su nda y Sc hoo l Sup ! Su n day Sc hoo l ~ 30 a m Even ng wo r s h p 7 30 Wednes d ay p ra ye r meet ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GO D Rae ne Rou te 2 the Re11 James M Muncy pas tor Su nday school 9 45 am mo rn ng worsh p II a m even ng wo rsh p 7 30 p m Prayer mee t n g Tuesday 7 30 p m Young p eo ples m ee t ng 7 30 om Thur.:;day FIRST M ID D L E P O RT BA PTI ST - Co rn e r 5 xth and Pa111er th e Re v Steve Skaq g s p as t or Dan n y Thon pson Su nday schoo s upt WMPO rad o prog r am 7 45 a Sunday school 9 5 a m 110r n ng wo r sh p 10 15 a m Youth a ct1v t es and f e lo wsh p tor 1u n or and sen or h gh s t uden ts 6 p m B ble stud y I 30 p m M d week pr a ye r ser v ce Wednesday 7 30 p m C HURCH OF CHRIST M d d leport 5 t h and Matn Geo rge Glaze m rn ts t e r James Sheets s upe r ntend ent Br b le sc h ool 9 30 a m mornmg wo rsh p 10 30 a m even ng worsh p 7 30 p m prayer se r v ce 7 p m Wed nesdav M IDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Don Co le pasto r A lfr ed Rusc he ! Sun d a y Sc hoo l su p! Su nday sc h o o l 9 30 a m mo r n ng wo r sh p 10 30 a m ~u nday e va n ge l st c m e et ng 7 30 p m pr aye r m('c t n g Wednesday 7 30 p m T HE UNITED PRES B YTERIAN M I NISTR Y OF MEIGS COUNTY Dwr ght L Zav t z Pa stor 0 r ecto r HARRISONVILLE Sunday Ch ur c h Schoo l 9 30 am Mr s Ho mer Lee SJ.tpl Mo r n ng Wo r sh p 10 30 a m MIDDLEPORT Sunda y Chu r ch Sc hool 9 30 a m Joh n F u lt z SuRt Morn n q F Wors hr p 10 30 a m SYRACU S E Morn n g Wo rs h p 9 a m Su n da y Churc h Sc hoo l 10 a m Mr s Sa m pson Hat l Su p r R UTL A ND C HURCH OF GOO ~ Phil p Wh t ey pas tor Sunday school 10 a m worsh p serv ce 7 p m P r ay er m ee t ng Wedn esd ay 7 30 p m HA Z EL COMMUNITY CHURCH - Ne ar Lo ng Bot tom Est I Ha r t pa s tor Roy Brown ass rs tan t p a s tor Sund a y sc hoo l 10 a m Chur t h 7 30 p m ea ch Su n d a y even tng praye r m e e ltn g 7 30 p m Thursd ay MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL - Th1rd Av e the Re v W lltam Kn tt e l pastor Ron a ld Du9 a n Sun day School Supt Cl a sses for a ll ages e11en ng ser v c e 7 30 p m Btb le s tudy We dn esday 7 30 p m yo uth se rv tc es F r da y 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corn er Ash a n d Pl um Mrd dl eport No e H e rrma n Sa t urday e v e n n g p as to r se r v ce 7 p m Sunda y sc hool 10 a m Sun da y ev e n ng wors hrp 7 p m MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH THE UNITED M E THODI ST CHURCH Rob e rt T Bumgarner Dtrector POMEROY CLUSTER Rev CarlE H tCkS Re v D Wm Sydenstncker CHESTER ~ Wors h p 9 15 am Church Sc hool 10 am ENTERPRISE - Wo rs h tp 9 am Ch ur ch Sc hool 10 am FLATWOODS ~ Wors htp 11 a m Chu rc h School 10 a m POMEROY Wor s h p 10 30 am Chur c h School 9 15 am UMYF6 30pm ROCK SPRINGS ~ Worship 10 a m Church School 9 a m UMY F 6 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CLUST'E:R Rev Robert Bumgarner HEATH Worsh tp 10 30 a m Chur c h School 9 30 a m UMYF7 pm RUTLAND - Worsh1p 9 15 a m Ch ur ch School 10 a m UMYF 7pm SALEM CENTER - Wa r s h p 9 a m Church School 10 am UM YF Th ursday 7 p m S YRACUSE CLUSTER Rev Rtchartl E Jarv1s ASBURY ~ Worsh p 11 a m Church Sc hool 9 50 a m WSCS ls t Tuesd a y FOREST RUN - Worsh p 9 a m Chu rc h School 10 a m WSCS 3rd Wednesday 7 30 pm CLEVELAND (UP!) A federal gr~ nd JUry md1eted three Akron, Ohio, men and a The maJor rea son for the GRA H AM UNITED MET HOD I ST Pr e ach tn g 9 30 a m f rst a n d second Sunday s o t eac h m on t h lh rd i'lnd fourth S un days eac t month worsh p ser v ce at 7 30 p n Wed 1csday e ve n ings at l 30 Prr~v er r1 1d R b iP <;t udv SE V E NTH DAY AD VE NTI ST M ulb e rr y He q ht s Pome r oy Pns. t or G rar d Se to n Sab bar h se t ool !'ve r y S.:t urd a y at 2 p rn :tnd worsh p serv ce fo llow nq .Jt J 15 p Ope n B ble d scus.!> o 1 7 30 p m [\ th e c t re i f'.:tch Thur sd 1y c h a rg e s o f p oss esSion a nd t r a n sfer of c ounle rfell $20 fed er a l r eserve notes U S Attorney F redenck M Coleman tdentif1ed the men fro m Akron as Ray M W•lhams, 23 D1e ler Schrem er 22 a nd Hullett Rosser, Jr , 25 The Te nnessee man was 1de ntif1ed a. Don ,.sm•th 22 Acc ordin g to the mdic tments, the a lleged offenses occured m Akron between Nov 11 ary d Nov 1( MINERSVILLE - Worsh p 10 a m Church Sc hool 9 a m w s c S 3r d Monday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Chu rc h Sc hoo l 9 JO a m worshtJ: serv (# 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Re Y Steve n Wrlson Rev Larry Poling Re v Howard Sh1v e ley BE T HANY {Dorcas.) Wors h p 9 30 a m Church Schoo l 10 30 a m CARMEL lfi ors h p 11 a m 1st an d 3rd Sundays C:h urch School 10 am AP PL E G ROVE ~ Sun d a y sch oo l 9 30 a m wo r sh p fi rst an d t h rd Su n d ay 7 30 p m pray er mee ttng Wed nes da y 7 30 p m Fellows h p s u p per f rs t Saturday 6 p m U M w second Tu e sday 7 30 pm EAST LETART - Sunday sch ool 9 30 a m wo rsh p second and fourth St.Yn d ay 7 30 P m pr ayer mee tr ng Wed n esday 7 30 p m UM W f rs t Wednnsday 7 30 p m W ES L E YAN ( Racrn e t S u n day schoo l 10 a m Brb le stud y wo r sh p II il m Thu r s d ily 7 p m c ho r p r ac t ce Th ur sday 8 p m I P ows hr p sup p e r f rs t Wednesda y 6 30 p m U M W fo ur th Mon d <~Y 6 p m 7 30 p m MT UNION BAPTIST Re v Cec 1 cox p asto r Sunday Sc hoo l sup t Joe Sayr e Sunday sch o ol 9 45 a m Su nday even ng wor s ht p 7 30 Wednesda y pray e r a n d B1b le s tudy 7 30 p m TUPPERS PlAIN~ CHRISTIAN CHURCH E ug en e Und erwood pastor GREAT BEND ~ wo r sh p 11 How a r d Cald we ll J r S unda ~ a m :'nd a nd 4th Sund ays Sc hool Su p t Sun day Sc hool Ch ur c h Sc hool 10 a m 9 30 a m Morn ng Sermon LETART FALL S - Wors h p 10 30 am Su n da y e 11 entn g lOam Chur ch sch ool 9 a m se rv ce 7 p m B ble study 7 30 p m ever y LETART FALLS UNITED Tuesda y BRETHREN R e11 Freeland MORNING STAR - Wor Sh iP Norrr s pa s tor Fl o yd Norr s 9 30 a m Ch ur c h Sc h oo l 10 30 su pt Sund a y sc hool 9 30 a m a m M d Week Ser11 ce m orn n g se r m on 10 30 a m Wed nesda y 8 p m Pr a ye r serv tce Wed ne sday MORSE CHAPEL Wo r 7 30 p m Sh p 11 a m ls i and 3r d CHESHIRE CHURCH OF Sun d ays Ch ur c h Sc hool 10 GOD OF PROPHECY - G P am Sm th pastor Sund a y Sc hool PO RTLAND - Wo rs h p 7 30 10 a m Arthur He nso n Supt P m Chur c h Sc hoo l 9 30 a m Morn ng Wor s htp 11 a m SUTTON - Wors h p 11 am Young Peopl e s serv c e 7 Lnd and 4t h Sun d a ys Chur ch p m Evenmg serv ce 7 30 Sc hoo l 10 a m p m W e dnesday Mtd Wee k NORTHEAST CLUSTER Prayer Se rv ce 7 30 p m Re v Rob e rt Meece Youth meettn g 6 30 p m Rev Stanl e y Brandum Evenmg wor s h p 7 30 p m JOPPA - Wo r s hip 10 am CHESTER CHURCH OF Ch urch School 9 a m Prayer THE NAZARENE Rev Mee tm g Wed nesd a y 8 p m Herb e r t Grat e pastor Wor LONG BOTTOM ~ Church Shtp servi ce 11 am and 7 30 ser v ces 9 a m S un d ay p m Sunday Sunday Sc hool Sc hoo l 9 45 a m B1ble Stu dy 9 30 a m R1c ha rd Barton eve r y Thur sd a y 7 30 p m supt Pra ye r mee t ng Wed NORTH BETHEL ~ Wor n esday 7 30 p m Shtp 11 am Ch ur c h Sc hoo l tO BRADBURY CHURCH OF am CHRIST Cl fford Sm th ALFR EO - Sunda y school mtn ster Sunday Sc hool 9 30 9 45 a m e a c h S u n day a m mornrng c hur c h l O 30 p r eac hrn g at 11 a m each a m Sunday evenr ng ser11r ce Sun day P r aye r mee trng 7 45 7 30 p m Wednesday serv ce 8 pm p m Wed nesday wscs 8 p m on l h1 rd Tuesday ea ch month LAUREl CLIFF FREE REEDSVILLE - Sunday METHODIST Rev Floyd sc hool ~ 30 p re a c hing 7 30 F Sho o k p as t or Lloyd p m Su nda y prayer m e etrng Wrr g ht Sun day school supt 7 JO p m Tues day W SCS 7 JO Su n day sc h ool 9 30 a m f r s t Thur sda y ea c h month m orn n g wors h p 10 30 a m SILVER RIDGE ~ Wor s hrp even ng wor s h p 7 30 p m 10 a m Chur c h School 9 a m Wedn es day Chr st a n Yo uth TUPPERS PLAINS Cru sa d e 6 30 p m Ch orr Worsh p 9 a m Ch ur ch pr a c t ce Thur sd ay 7 p m Schoo l 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF DEXTER CHURCH OF CHR 1ST - Geor g e F red er ck CHRIST Charles Russ e ll su pt Serv ce we ekly ~ 30 am Sr m nt sl er Norman C Wr ll on Sunda y Pr e ach ng f rsl a nd s upt Sunday sc hool ~ 30 lh rd Sundays of month by a m wors h p s er 11 ce 10 30 Cliffor d Sm th 9 30 a m a m B tb le s tudy Tuesda y HOBSON CHRISTIAN 7 30 p m UNION - Da rre ll Doddrrll REORGANIZED CHURCH pa stor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Leona rd G lm ore ftr st OF JESUS CHRIST OF e ld e r e venrng servt c e 7 30 LATTER DAY SAINTS ~ Racine Road p m We d ne sday prayer Portland Wtll am Roush pastor Oenny m eet ng 7 30 p m Sunday Schoof MT MORIAH CHURCH OF Evans Drrector Sunday School 9 30 GOD - Ra e ne Rou t e 2 The a m Morn rn g worship 10 30 Rev Char es Hand pastor a m Sunday even ng serv c e 7 Su nd ay sc hool 9 45 a m p m Wednesday e11en ng mo rn n g wor s h p 1 1 am Even rng ser v ces Tues day and prayer serv ces 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Fr d a y 7 30 Rev Earl Sh ule r p asto r BEARWALLOW RIDGE Wors htp se r v ce 9 30 a m CHURCH OF CHRIST - B ble Sunda y sc hool 10 30 am St udy 9 30 a m m orn ng Sun d a y even tng se r v ces 7 30 even ng wo r s h tp 10 30 a m p m Brb le stud y and p r aye r w or s h tp 6 30 p m Wednesd ay se rv ce Th ur sd a y 7 30 p m B bl e Study 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH K ngsbury Road Sunday l on g Bottom Sunday Sc hool S~hool 9 30 am Ralph Carl 10 a m w th W liard P goff sltpt Worshtp service tO 30 sup! E van ge l st te message a m and 7 30 p m alternately eac h Sunday ev en ng 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg Wednesday b y E ld e r R ussell Cl1ne 7 30 p m Rev Jay St les m nt ster o f the Ap os tol c Fa tth castor B1b e Sludy Wednesday 7 30 OLD DEXTER CON om GREGATIONAL CHURCH ~ STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH ~ Sunday Mrs Worle y F ran c s Sun d ay oo l s upt Sunda y sc hool 10 sc hool se r vrce 10 a m Prayer sch a m m e et n g Thur sday 7 p m Sun da y e vent ng serY tce 7 p m LONG BOTTOM ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST CHR ISTtAN ~ M r Robert P omeroy Har r son.., lte Wyatt pastor Sunda y School supt Ronald Os borne B ib le Road R c k Mo rr so n pastor prn c h ng Sun d a y sc hoo l s u pt St ev en School 9 30 a m Even in g ser vtc es Sta nl ey Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 10 45 a m a m mo rn ng wor s h p and !_30pm co m mun o n 10 30 am HYSELL RUN F~EE Su nd a y eve n ng youth METHODIST CHURCH Ch nst an End e a vo r 6 30 p m Rev Paul Ne v il le pa s lor wo r sh p serv c e Sunday 7 30 Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m p m We d nes da y e v e n ng Mornmg se rv ce 10 30 a m p r a y er mee t n g an d B ble" youth servrce 6 45 p m s tud y 7 30 o m Evangel tS t tc s ervi ce 7 30 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN Pray e r meet ng Thur sday CHURCH P n e Gr ove The 7 30 p m Rev W I a m M ddles warth Pas tor Chur c h Serv tce s 9 30 FREEDOM GOSPEL a m Sun day Sc hool 10 30 a m MISSION ~ Bald Knobs Rev HKAOBURY CHURCH OF R Gluesencam p pastor CHRIST Btble School 9 30 l Roger W11fred Sr Sunday a m morn 1ng worsh p 10 30 School Supt Sunday School a m Su nday even ng Wors h p 9 30 a m Sunday evenrng Se r 11 ce 7 30 p m c hotr worshtp 7 30 Prayer meetmg pr act c e Sunday and Wed Tues day 7 30 p m Ernes t nesday 7 p m prayer meet ng Dee ter class leader Youth an d B ble Study Wednesday m ee tmg Wednesday 7 30 7 30 p m p m Ernest Deeter leader ANTIQUITY BAPTIST MT HERMON CHURCH OF Rev F reeland Norrrs pastor THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Sunday school 10 a m Church CHR 1ST Robert Shook serv1 c e 7 p m We dnesday pastor Sunday s c hoo l 9 30 . B1ble Studv 7 p m am Russell Spencer supt RACINE CHURCH OF worsh tp servr c e 10 45 am IHE NAZARENE Rev eyenmg worsh1p alternating W II a m Bar~holomew pas tor With C E at 7 30 p m on Sunda y sc hoo l 9 30 a m Sunday Prayer meetrng 7 30 Ger a ld Well s s upt m orn1ng p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe wo r sh p 10 30 a m Wed lay leader n esd ay serv ce 7 p m WHITES CHAPEL RACINE FIRST BAPTIST ~ Coolvtlle RD Rev Roy Deeter Wa lle r P B kacs a n pa stor pastor Sunday school 9 30 Ro n nt e Sa lser Sun d a y school a m worsh tp serv1ce 10 30 su p! Sun d ay sc hool 9 30 am a m B1ble study and p rayer mo rn ng w o r s h tp 10 <10 serv1 c e Wednesday 7 30 p m Sunday even ng wor ShiP 7 30 RUTLAND We d nesd ay e v e nrng Btb le RUTLAND CHURCH OF s tud y l 30 CHRIST - Rod Kasler pastor V H Braley Sunday school DANVILLE WESLEYAN supt Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m Re v Le lon Glasure pastor wo rsh p servrc e and com Su nd a y School 9 30 a m m un ton 10 30 a m youth yo uth a nd run tor youth servtce meetrng 6 p m Sunday 6 45 p m even ng worshtp e vemng serv c e 7 regular 7 30 p m prayer and pra se board meetrng thtrd Saturday We dnesday 7 30 o m 7 p m SILVER RUN FREE RUTLAND COMMUNITY BAPTIST ~ Rev Ralph Dean CHURCH Sunday Schoo l pa stor Sunday School 10 a m 9 30 a m Worsh rp serv tee 11 Leon M It e r s up! Even ng am Wednesday prayer se rvr ce 7 30 p m Prayer meettng 7 30 p m Sunday m eet ng Thursda" 7 30 p m n rght worShip 7 30 p m CHEHElf CHURCH OF RUTLANO CHURCH OF GOD Rev J ames Sat THE NAZARENE Rev terf e ld pa stor Sunday School lloyd D Gr1mm J r pastor 9 30 a m worsh rp serv tce 11 Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m am e'len ng se rvice 7 Morntng worsh1p 10 30 am pray e r s ervrce and youth Young people s serv1ce 6 45 se rvt c e Wedn esr:l a v 7 p m Evangellsttc serv c e p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 7 30 p m Wednesday even ng CHURCH Te d Jones serv1ce 7 30 p m p as tor Sun da y sc hool 9 30 MASON COUNTY Roy S g ma n sup! a m THE HILAND CHAPEL m o rn n g wo r s h p 10 30 George Casto pastor Sunday Sund a y e ven mg se rv ce 7 30 School 9 30 evenmQ worshtD m td w eek ser v ce Wed 7 30 1hursday ev~mg prayer nesd a y 7 30 p m serv tee 7 30 p m MASON FIRST BAPTIST SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan THE NAZARENE Rev Cratg pastor Sunday school Howard C Black pastor Bob 9 45 am worshtp serYice 11 Moore Sunday Sc hool Supt am trarn1ng union 6 30 Sun d ay Sc hool cl ass es for a ll p m evenlng worship sen11ce ages 9 30 am morn1ng 7 30 p m M td week prayer worsh tp 10 45 NY P S Sunday servic e Wednesday 7 3(1l:J m 6 30 p m e vang e ll st rc serv tce MASON CHURCH OF Sun d ay 7 30 p m Mid week CHRIST, P 0 Box 487 Miller prayer meet ng Wednesday St Mason W Va Sunday 7 30 p m M1 SS1onary meettng Bible Study 10 a m Worsh1p s e c ond Wedn esday 7 30 p m 11 am and 7 p m Blble Study UNITED FAITH NON Wednesday 7 p m Vocal DENOMINATIONAL Rev musrc Rqbert Smith pa s tor Sunday FIRST SOUTHERN BAP school 9 3(1 a m class leader TIST - Corner of Second and Leo Hill wor s htp serv1ce Anderson Mason Pastor 10 30 a m c hurch 7 30 p m Walter Cloud Sunday school 9 45 am worship service 11 EDEN UNITED BRETH a m and 7 30 p m Weekty REN IN CHRIST - Elden R Bible study Wednesday 7 30 Blake pastor Sunday School pm m Howard McCoy 10 a MASON ASSEMBLY OF s up t Morntng s ermon 11 a GOD ~ Second St Mason w Sunday n ght s erviCes m Chrt sttan En d eaver 7 30 p Va Chester Tennant pastor Song serv ic e 8 p m Sunday school 10 a m m Prea c htn g 8 30 p m Mld morning worship 11 am evangelistic servi c e 7 30 p m week P r ayer meetmg Wed nesday 7 p m Ray Adams Btble study and prayer service lay leader Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone 773 5133 ~ CHURCH OF JESlJS HARTFORD CHURCH OF CH R 1ST - Loc ated at Rutland CHRIST tn Christian Union ~ on New L1m a Road next to The Re11 Wtlllam Campbell For e st Acre Park Rev Ray pastor Sundey School 9 30 Rouse pa s tor Robert Muss er ~ m James Hughes supt Sunda y Sch ool supt Sunday .evenrng servt ce 7 30 p m s c hool 10 30 am worship WeCln esday even rng prayer 7 30 p m Btb le study Wed . meet tng 7 3(1 p m Youth nesday 7 30 p m Saturday prayer serv ce each Tuesday , n rght prayer serv ice 7 30 p m FAIRVIEW BlBLE HEMLOCK GROVE CHURCH, Letart W Va Rt CHR 1ST IAN - Roger Watson I Rev George Hoschar pastor Ray Whaley supt pastor Sunday School 9 JO Morntng wo rs h p 9 30 am a m Prayer and Bible study chur c h sc hool 10 30 a m 7 30 p m Cottage Prayer youn g peopl es meetmg 6 30 Servt c e 1¥u esday 10 am p m even ng w orsh 1p 7 30 Worsh rp Ser y1ce Thursda y p m Btbl e s lud y Wednesday 7 30 p m - . ---~ --- ' --- a~ Turn out the l1ghts some mght, touch a match to a smgle candle, and watch the m1racle that happens The flam e wavers and then steadIes The whole room IS bathed m a soft glow showmg new shadows and depths new softness and warmth It seems l1ke you are /Jvmg 1n another place, m another age Sw1tch the /Jghts on agam and they seem dazzlmg harsh unlll your eyes get used to them Two entJrely different atmospheres have been created m the same room The candlelight has wrought a k1nd of mag1c, electnc1ty has brought w1th 1t rea/Jty In our liVes we need both mag1c and reality---and the place to fmd them 1s m church The Church offers the mag1c of peace and relaxatiOn, yet 1ts message IS real, sometimes even harsh Its teachmgs are as old as time, yet as new as tomorrow Go find out for yourself • ' N • ~ATURDAY 700 E Ma 1n RACINE FOOD MARKET Ractne The Store wt th A Heart Phone 949 3342 GOEGLEIN READY MIX D1al 992 3284 Mtddleport , : • ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Racine Ph 949 9591 . they won't starve or get rabies Traps don't hurt as much as people think Modern traps, havmg no teeth, won t break legs The anlffials Will fight agamst them because they are scared not m pam Often a trapper will come upon an anunal asleep m the trap I'll adm1t 11 IS ugly lo see an anlllllil caught, but 1t's better than seemg h1m suffe r for weeks at a llffie before he starves Most states have repealed laws prohibiting trappmg as \bey realize Nature IS cruel and beautiful at the same t1me, and she needs help on controls Nothmg IS more beautiful than a beaver fur We trap beavers We take only the cream of the crop and leave some to repopulate for later year s A lot of work goes mto trappmg It a ver ages out to $1 00 an hour Why bother, you ask? Because we and gettmg exerciSe 1nstead of sitting m a stuffy house all wmter - WIFE OF A TRAPPER AND LOVES lT DEAR WIFE AB a behever m equal tlffie, I prmted your letter Okay ? - H + ++ DEAR HELEN In a recent answer, you mentiOned • livmg mJ.Serably one day at a time as the fat<! of an AI Anon member whose husband IS a n ( mcura ble) alcohohc J want to teU you that m Al-Anon we do NOT live miSerably Most of us are happier and better adjusted than my c1v1lian' fnends We have some members who have changed the1r entire life styles after learnmg to work th1s program One AI Anon wife sa1d, ' Thank God I marned an alcoholic or I may never have had thiS wonderful program and learned the secret of liVIng and of bemg bappy'" I meet people every day m the busmss world who are s o .Q64 EAST . 7 53 "96 +KJH 2 .QI!OH "'" +QI064 . K 7 5 !2 1 POOR, GUY I FEB. 'SQA.Trt., !.ICK i O M.Y NOTI11N WE STIJMMIC~- CA.N 00 TO Hf:t.P • 10 2 ¥ A KJ 754 You re ad me a little wrong I suggested that the wife remam m Al-Anon but 1! she discovers after a few months that she IS STILL ex1slmg miserably m her marriage, s he ' should return to real hvmg" VIa divorce (1e make the deciSIOn you menUon ) And aren t you and your fnend gettmg Just a big earned away when you thank God you marned an alcoholic' or WISh that fate on someone else ? - H ~'6..4 by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 38 Accom- 1 Hunters plished DOWN l Fest1ve 2 Sparush prey 5 Stoppers sp1gots 11 CaucaSJan language 12 Hemmgway provtnce 3 Do as w ell as one can was one ( 4 wds ) 13 Go for 14 Revolve Yesterday's Answer 4 Before 15 Brew me1ster s creation 16 WISCOnsin City 17 Hannoruze 19 Actor De Corsla 20 Long-eared 5 P!ac1d 6 Lymg flat 7 DlvtSlon word 8 The decent gesture (4wds) 9 Art lover 10 Regular boyfnend mammal 16 Turkish tnbesman 18 Polynesian forest god 21 French Cl ty 22 Nelson Eddy mov1e 23 Certain com t lol OOLE 0 TH &LOCJO; SEEMED TO F e>GEJI. Tl'l c•Rs WOULO SToP ocr. /1'\.W&E ME W~ Tl'\1\1/0;IN 0 $0MI:TH"' ELSE • 94 N01 th Sou th West •• • • Pass Pass Pass Pa"" ,. Nor lh 24 Volume 25 Hllls of Shropshire, Dec 14 1974 An unusua l opportuntty a t a malertal nature wtll suddenly pop up th s year that could s pell un e ~~:p e cted pro ltt Be ready to move qu1ck ly when 11 do e s occur Unscramble these four Jumbles one letter to each square to form four ordinar y word s Eng 21 Kyushu's volcaruc mountain '1:1 Motorboat 29 Attacking verbally 31 Purpose 33 Hamburg's port 34 Broadway group 35 Mob member EM'AK 36 Object of infatuation 37 Protect CYKAT DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW I I 'SEAITE I tJ DIBOLE ~~ 3 WHAT A LARIAT HELPS A CO W BO Y TO 170 Now arranre the c1rcled letters to form the surprise answer as n V"~ IPrint lite SURPRISI ANSW!IIIIIn I K1 1 X] ( X I X 1 J (Antwere tomorro1oot Jumhlr• ARMOR TEMPO FESTAL INTACT "'r1trro:lay • \ .\mw~r A. !itllll t One Iotter simply stands for another In thls sample A Ia used for the three L's, X for the two 0 s etc Sinele !elfers, apostrophoa, lhe lenath and formallon of the words are all hints Each day the code letters are different CRVPWQUOTE I~==:~~~~~~==~~ ~~~~~s~uoo~·~·~•::,odboytheabove cartoon . lllttl Hudd lu o f11l 111 LOTIO BVF YKFP NFQB USSY ILR BS WLEF JQ BS WLEF 4N I 5N 7¥ r Ope mng lead - P ass Pa ss Pass Pass 5¥ 6+ Pass I N£\lt:lt FIQGP. 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LW ...V$ e./iJ I!M "' IF THEV WIR.f W!l( TD T'o\4 loll MEA.DS UP' N.lb ~ L<V£ 4¥ CAPT AlN EASY GASOLINE ALLEY Q• WE LL l RECJ<O N • 1HERE5 NO POINf N 1.15 <GTt CKIIV0 Aj:tOUN D LULU By Oswald & James Jacoby • 0 • Ph 992 2550 South was bitte r • • • • "• •• BETSY ROSS BAKERY Bakers of Gay 90s Bread M1ddleport Ph 992 3030 &&L.LE He s put tered ' Grand slam b1ds are for 1d1ots "I guess you're nght," replied North philosoph• cally 11I was an 1d1ot to put an • 1d1ot m a grand slam We lhmk Lhe u se ol the •• wo1 d 1d1ot wa s a tntle strong, but we do feel that North had SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT 220 E Mam Lou1s W Osborne Ph 992 2178 Pom e roy MARK V STORE •• Middleport Oh10 • " JU Stification for bemg an noyed To slart With South had a mm1mum openmg bid w1th a b1oken SIX catd suit LIL ABNER reb1d North wa s entitled to yet Jump play he h1mhad for made a t le asta seven GAULS MARKET Chester Oh10 SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY he arts Howeve r the slam was a We Ftll All Doctors Prescrrptions Pomeroy 992 2955 cmch the way the c ards lay If South had bothe r e d lo count to 13 he would have • • • Metgs County Branch THE AfflENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 296W Second Pomeroy Ph 992 38.13 THE DAILY SENTINEL Devoted To the Interest Of The Me1gs Mason Are a WAID CROSS SONS STORE Grocer ie s & General Merchandise Racine Ph 949 5772 KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. The Finest 1n Mob1le Homes 1100 E Matn Pomeroy Ph 992 7034 • DUDLEY'S ..• TWO LOCATIONS 59 N Second St Middleport 0 46 Court Sf Gallipolis 0 •" •, " P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Nationwide Insurance Co of Columbus 0 307 Spr fng Ave Pomeroy Dtat 992 2318 • •< • • • • • • • •• •• POWELL'S SUPER VALU The Friendly Folks" Pomeroy Ohio • • BEN FRANKLIN STORE •• • •• •• "' •"• Attend the Church of Your Choice Pomeroy Ph 992 3498 RIDENOUR SUPPLY SADIE'S MARKET Meats and Grocerres Ph 992 398.1 Syracus e 0 • • Furniture and Hardware Homelite Saws Ph 985 3308 Chester • • ' MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Church and Offi c e Suppltes G1fts 99 Mtll St M lddleporl I i I NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Kerm s Korner Kermit Walton Pomeroy • • ' . • • •• BORN LOSER [~~~~~il~~~~~n PUT \ HOSE A WF UL 6llN5 AWAY AND ILL G1V5 EACH OF YOU A sweE:T u LDAFFOD IL-~---" CIJE llliN6 15 FeR SURE !'M. /to. Mf>.IJ Cf' RI<.M FOSDla< HAS I HI S LOST HIS IS 0~-I<EEN HUMILIATING'/ ,MIN D'"' H tS S GOT ToGO •" seen that he need e d f1ve s pad e t1 1c ks t o mak e Ills grand slam The bes t way to score those live s pade tncks would have b ee n to le ad the 10 and take a first round fmesse Thts would wm for h•m 1f Wes t he ld four s pades or less 1ncludmg the quee n or WINNlE 42 per ce nt of th e time /--~ 1!!!!!11" oH HE Wil5UP The play a dopted by South 13RtGHT AND EARLY was to ca s h th e ace kmg of AND HA~~G5 1 NCE s pad es n g ht a w ay TillS ALLEY OOP HOW FAll IS IT "10 OOP'S VlUAGE, M~ 800M7 OH , ABOLIT A MILEAND-A- ~L.P::, MA'<'BE TWO' Wlf'l"~ /j~- would have work ed If the que en had dropp e d but that was JUSt und e r a 20 pe r cent play and any banker Will te ll y ou that 42 per c ent ts be tter than 20 per cent t ;:gil :jt,&, t~7 !l The b1dd1ng has been 13 East I+ South IN T Pass Pass 2N T Pass Pass West North J4. You South hold 4 4 3 ¥ A Q 10 8 6 + K A Q3 What do you do now' A-Pass Youhaveb1doneand two notrump and y our partner has s1gned orr Respect Ius decl WAAL·I TOOK A TERRIBLE BAD BEATIN'IU TH CARD GAME TONIGHT, SNUFF'/ JESTGO ON HOME AN FERGIT IT, LllKE'f I ( /Il l , SIOD TODAY S QUESTION Inste ad of b1ddmg two clubs your pa r-tne r has b1 d two d1 a monds after yo ur one nolrump Whal do you do now? Ans we r Tomorru"' ., D V J CBVFW VLOOR -SQDLK IJCYF Yesterday's Cryptoquote A HEALTHY BODY IS A GUEST CHAMBER FOR THE SOUL, A SICK BODY IS A PRISON FRANCIS BACON ,. South to work it· ' ' vu ln ~ l a bl ~ East Canterbury Tales ' um 25 Falsehood 27 Dundee product 28 DISCOver (2 wds ) 30 Lug around 32 Manlike 34 Succor statesman +A 75 . 24 21 French DICK TRACY ~--------~LITT DL~E~O~R~P~H~A~X~ 5•W "''lol CI)TTIN 0t4 Tl4 "CROSS 'Tl1 !.TR!:ET N 111 C MOH SA.I>IDY People e lec t to stay with the1r a lcoholic ( which means Sick, ' not childlike ) mates for maroy reasons , but they are NOT m1serable Ma ke that clear to your rea ders Helen - N M DEAR N 22 Wrest 23 Sensible ~WJ~~~@ lkJ M>u-l'ol-.1 .,.- LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE SOUTH lDJ •• • ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. 7 00- Treasure Hunt 3 lawrence Welk -4 15 Hee Haw 12 6 8 $25 000 Pyram id 10 Newsmaker 74 13 Ltl!as Yoga & Yo u 33 7 JQ-7 3o-Jeopardy l An1mal World 10 Bobby Goldsboro 13 Catch 33 33 8 DO-Mr Magoo s Chnstmas Carol 3 Portra1t 13 M!Jv1e 4 15 The Three L1ves of Tho masma College Basketball 6 All tn theFam1ly8 10 Chnstmas Present 33 8 30-Fnends & lovers B 120 9 OD-Cottege Basketball 3 NFL Football 13 Mary Tyler Moore 8 10 Da Vtncl 33 9 30- Bob Newhart 8 10 Mountatn Scene 33 W DO-NFL Football 6 Carol Burnett 8 10 Biography 33 10 30~ Barbenbolm on Beethoven 33 11 00- News 3 4 8 10 Pol1ce Surgeon 15 Janak I 33 11 3Q---IY.ovte A Matter of Innocence 3 Mov1e .40 Pounds of Trouble 4 Mov1e The 300 Spartans 8 Movre Ship of Fools 10 Don Kershner s 15 12 OD-ABC News 6 ABC 13 12 1s--Mov1e Inn of the Fnghtened People 6 News 13 12 Jo-Mov1e War Gods of the Deep 13 1 oo-Mov•e Double Dynam1te .4 1 3G--Movte MY Stster E1leen 10 1 45--Soul Tra1n 6 1 SG--Mov te The M1lllon Eyes of Su Muru 13 2 JG--Mov1e Mad Monster Party .4 3 1G--News 13 3 30--Movle Hell Below Zero 10 4 oo---.Mov1e Shoot Loud Louder I Don t Understand 4 For Saturday, Dec 14 1974 ARIES (March 21 - Aprll 191 Your act1ons w111 acht e ve your ends but they wrll ai1ena te your well wts hers Try to lake others 1nto c ons1deratton TAURUS (April 20-May 201 You have a tendency today to make what you do far mo re complicated than tt reall y 1s Thmk a few paces tn advance GEMINI (May 21 -June 201 Don 1 count too heav1!y on bar row1ng th tngs of oth e rs They re notf1gurrng on supply rng your needs now CANCER (June 21 July 221 Soc rally you II have to be c areful toda y not to be too n SIStent on match1ng up couples who don t enjoy eac h othe r s c ompany LED (July 23 Aug 221 You t f nd you re not as compe tent a s you thought you were 1n the do 11 yourself department An e xpert may have to fm rsh what you start VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 221 You tend to be to o c ovetous and demand tng of those yo u love and admrre Re la x Loosen your hold a b tl LIBRA (Sept 23 Oct 23) Normally yo u re grac rous and hOSPitable to all that come to A6 ~EST • M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER your hous e Toda y however you won t tre at your guests as wa rmly a s you usu a lly do SCORPIO lOci 24-Nov 221 Selec t yo ur c omp a nr o ns wt sely to da y or you 11 find yourself 1n the company of one who s e d1ssallsfa c t to n w 1 spo 11 yo ur fun SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21) If yo u re not care ful thiS we ek end you re gotng to spend muc h mo re on fn vo lous outs1de mterests than you 1n tended CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19) Even though your ltrs t c hotce ma y not be what the group want s to do go a long with them Ia s how you re a go od sport AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 19) You have to o ma ny self doubts at thls time to carry off so mething y o u want to ac hleYe Be more tenac tous PISCES (Feb 20-March 201 Th1s 1s not the day to resurrec t an old ISSue where you and a fnend prev to usl y dtsagreed Let the past rema 1n forgotte n death than at the hands of Mother Nature Trappers help anunals by keepmg overpopulation down s o newspaper) P 0 Box 489 Radro C1tySialron New Yorf( NY 10019 +9 3 ,• • • •• made Some elect to leave thelf spouses others decid e to sl<ly Either way, they have become more comple te persons O!U!n membership m AI-Anon m s p1res the mate tu seek help w1th AA and start hiS or her recover y I am for trappmg because, for the anunal, 1t ts an easier Send $1 lor JAC OBY MODERN book ro Wrn ar Bn dge (clo tflrs • AK J9 H "Q832 •• •" • •• •• Mmor Repatrs & Tune up Beech & Locust Mtddteporl Ph 992 2366 Middleport " DECEMBER 14 ,974 NORTH - INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE 337 N 2nd After a person has been m Al-Anon for a while a deCISIOn 1s Rebuttal on Trapping DEAR HELEN I know you won l prmt th1s because you are opposed to the trappmg of anunals Percentage play more apt to wm ' Bu1ck Pont1a c Opel G M C Dealer 500 E Mam St Ph 992 2174 By Helen Hottel WIN AT BRIDGE Middleport Ohto SMITH NELSON MOTORS Us. • • 7 00- Saturday Report 3 Aware 6 Treeh ouse Club 8 World Around Us 10 In Touch 13 7 30-Jabberwocky 3 Farm Front 4 Edd1e Saunders 6 Abbott & Costello 8 Man from COSI10 Las s e 13 Sesame St 20 8 QO-Addams Family 3 4 15 Yog1 s Gang 13 Jabberwocky 6 Speed Buggy 8 Po peye 10 8 JG--Wheelle & Chopper Bunc h 3 4 Bugs Bunny 13 Speedracer 6 Scooby Doo 8 M s ter Rogers 20 9 DO-Eme rgenc y 3 -4 Hong Kong Phooey 6 13 J e annt e 8 10 Sesame St 20 9 3Q-Run Joe Run 3 4 G1 lt gan 13 Btg Blue Marble 6 Par trrdge Family 8 10 10 00-Landof the Lost 3 4 De vlin 6 13 Valley of th e Otnosaurs 8 10 Elec Co 20 10 JG-Sigmund 15 Korg 6 13 Shazam 8 10 Walsh s Antmals 20 11 OG-Ptnk Panther 15 Super Fnends 6 13 Harlem Globetrotters 8 10 Carrascolendas 20 11 Jo--Star Trek 3 4 Hudson Brothers 8 10 Zoom 20 12 OG--Jetsons 3 4 These are the Days 6 13 U S of Ar c h1e 8 10 Bread and ButterflieS 20 12 30--Bob Dan1els Basketball 3 Amencan Bandstand 6 13 Go 4 15 Fat Albert 8 10 1 QO-NFL Football 3 4 15 lawrence Welk 8 Children s F tlm Festtval 10 1 3o-To Be Announced 6 Bobby Go ldsbor o 13 2 t>O-College Football Prev1 e w 6 13 Fa m ous Classtc Tale s a Jungle J1m 10 2 15-Cotlege Football 6 13 3 oo-N F L Pre game Show 8 3 25- Frve Mmut es to K1ck off 10 3 3D-NFL Football 8 10 4 QO-NFl Game of the We ek 3 4 To Be Announ ced 15 Makrng Th lngs Grow 33 4 ~Green Acres 3 Sale of the Century 4 Sew1ng Sktlls 33 5 oo-Bonanza 3 4 A B1t with Kn1t 33 5 30-Wide World of Sports 13 Spnng Street USA 15 Course of our T1mes 33 6 oo--News 3 4 A Look at the Book 15 Villa Alegre 33 6 JQ-NBC News 3 4 Hrgh School Bowl 8 All Am e n ca Te am 10 Zoom 33 Bakers of Good Bread Hunttngton W Va Pomeroy learn to be happy desp1U! our mate s drinkmg We learn how t o live wtth a sttuation, and that we do not have to acc ept unac cepl<lble behavior are out w1th Nature, hikmg her woods, breathmg fresh crtsp atr HEINERS BAKERY Dtal992 2101 ' 6 30-Fun for E veryone 6 TV Cla ssr oom 8 Treeho use Clu b 10 Kentuck y Afteld 13 W1th the hope 1t will, m some measure, foster and help sustam that wh1ch •s good m family and commun1ty l•fe, th1s feature IS sponsored by the bus mess f1rms and organ1zat1ons whose names appear below MEIGS TIRE CENTER X FRIDAY DECEMBER 13 1974 6 00 - News 3 4 8 10 13 15 A BC Ne ws 6 E leclrt c Compan y 20 Personality and Beha vtor 33 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 15 AABC New s 13 Be w ttc hed 6 CBS News 8 10 Zoom 20 7 OON - Truth or Conseque nces 3 4 Bowling 6 WCH S Re port 8 ews 10 Ne ws 10 J1mmy Dean 13 1Spy 15 7 30 - Porter Wagoner 3 Masquerad e Parade 4 Ca nd1d 6 Pop• Goes the Count ry 8 Black Perspecti ve 20 JC..mTera 3 reas ure Hunt 10 To Tell the Tr uth 13 8 00 - Sanford and Son 3 4 15 Kung F u 6 13 Dr Se uss a 10 Wa s hi ngton Wee k In Re v tew 20 33 8 30 - Hallmark Hall of Fame 3 4 15 R udo lph The Red Nose d Re mdeer 8 10 Wa ll St We ek 20 33 9 00 - Stx M!lho n Dollar Man 6 13 Ma s ter p ece Th eatre 20 E11en tng a t Symphony 33 9 30 ~ House W ithout A Chr1 st ma s TreeS 10 10 00 - P olt ce Woman 3 415 N g htS ta lke r6 13 New s2 0 Pa ul Nu chtm s 33 11 00 - New s 3 4 6 8 10 13 15 33 ll 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Wtde World Spec ta l 13 Mov1e Murder Inc 6 Janakt 33 Mov te Valley of Gwang1 a Mo v1e Ftrst Men In The Moon 10 00 - Mldntght Spect al 3 4 15 Don Ktrs hne r s Ro ck Conce rt 6 News 13 30 ~ Mov1e Dr Rena ult s Secret 10 2 30 - Mov te Ma rk of the Ha w k 4 4 00 - Mov 1e Mambo 4 5 30 - Mov1e The Dayd rea m e r 4 mrs~ed up lh ' I 'uuk Wha t a sha me hi s or her spouse d oesn l h.tve 1 dnnkmg pro•Jiern so lhey could learn how to hve ' I do not know my other pku.:e one could obta.m th1s va luable knowledge \\lthoul pay mg a terriJtC £ee for It We learn !ndtvtdual happmess does not depend on others We ' �• 7- The Dally Senhne l, Mlddieport-Pomeroy ' 0 Fnday Dec 13,1974 Television Log 0 !'nct"' Dec 13 1974 '. P OMEROY POMEROY w Rev TR I NIT Y H P err n pastor l(ov May er Sunday school 'iU~ Chu r ch schoo 9 5 ~ 1 worsh p serv ce 0 ., 1 a 111 Youth cho r rehearsa Man day J JO p m und E'r d reel on of Ma r y Sk i n ner sen or cho r rehe.vsal 7 30 p m Tt ursn "Y w th Mrs d rector Paul POMEROY THE Nr 1'>(' CHURCH NAZARENE OF Corn Un " n and Mul berry R{'v Clyoe V H en d er'>on pastor Sunday schoo l 9 30 am Glen M cC lu ng supt morn ng wor sh p 10 30 a m even ng serv ce 7 30 m d '\l €'€'k ser v ce Wedn esday 7 30 p n G R ACE EPISCOPAL Tr Rev Harol d D eett-~ rec ;, Chur ch sen.· ces 10 10 a 1 Holy commun o n f r st Sunday of month am church sc h ool 17 C~URCH OF POMEROY Terrel~ Gron nqer pas tor B blc school 9 30 a 11 worsh p 10 30 a n ad 11 worsh p serv ce and young p eoples mt.:d ng 7 .10 p 1 Co nb ned B ble study ~ d pr ayf 7 10 ~ r meet ng p S YRA CUSE FIRST rHU R CH OF GOD ( or 0 Lr p \St:J c ool 9 IS ' "e l h <;1 c sc rv cc 1 'l 0 30 for nurs ery ttHouqt C H RIST POMEROY FIRST BAP TI ST Ra ben Kuhn pas.tor W II ar W:Hson '-unday sch oo sup! Sunday sc L 1 9 10 n n rtYF 6 p n n blc st1d y W('{lnesday p m ct o r pract ce Wednesdny 8 30 p n1 POMER<H WESLEYAN HOL !NE CH U RC H l">rr so 111 " R "v 0 Dell Mtl i"!y Pts C t LHY Eb n Uldi'lf Sc tlOOI Supl S1 ddy S I ovt 9 10 <1 rt Even ng worst p 30 p n Pray und Pra .,, L v ce Tt u ~ lav 30 V.. ednesdny T HE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray w ~t/ n ng off cer rn charge Sunday 10 am Hoi ness m ee t n g 10 30 a m Sun day Schoo Young Peop e s Thursday to J Leg on l p n p m Lades Hom p LeaauP ., p m Prep classes ST PAU L LUTHERAN CHUR CH Corner of Sycamore nnd Seco nd Sts Pom e roy The R t>v W iln M ~nlcswarth P<~slo Suncn Sci1VOI at 9 15 a n d (1-,L;rch rv ces II an SACRED H EA RT Rev Fa th er Paul 0 ~\.elton J<'l s tor Phone <"~92 :!87~ Jrday even ng Mas~ 7 () lJndJy Mass u and liJ am Co 1 fess ron Satur .JY 7 7 30 p n POMEROY WE S TSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W M 1 ~~ y f-> ul n " jJtlO vr~t f' f.Jf.J2 7666 Conse v.-. 1on nstru nenr~ SundCJy worsh p 10 a n B tJie c, u ly II a m worsh p 6 p 1 Wcdne:.day B ble study 1 p l'1 MIDWAY COMMUNI T Y CHURCH \non denom nat onu Langsv lie Dexter Road II t: Rev Worle y Ha e-y pastor Sunday schoo l 1[} <1 11 even ng \'.tOrsh p 7 30 p 11 Prayer Meet ng Tuesday 7 30 om yout t qro p F r da._ 7 311 p m RU T L AND FREEWILL BAP TI ST Rllilr Turner ons or <;u nd=.y schoo 0a n Sund ly e . . cn HJ se rJ ce 30 WPdncsdr~y B b c <:.tudy 7 30 Pn> OLD DEX T ER BIB L E CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rev Ron Terry )astor Sunday school 0 a n "lArs Worley rr'lnc s super n C'nd(n f Mar 1q worsh p 1 a m Sur d.:ty l vvn r Q ser ce 7 30 the Ser m onette The comrng of the AdHnt Season remrnds us agam of the J esus..st ory fou nd m the Gospels Followmg t h e traditiOns or t he Old Tes tame n t there IS a spec1al connect10n between D1 vme revelation and the poor The early Ch urch remembered J esus historical perso n as exem pllfymg the same c haracter That character thev concluded, m ust have been present at HIS borth The four Gosp els express th e D1vme purpo se m His corrung and the content of th1s purpose IS diSclose d clea r!~ m the MagmfiCa t ( I u ke I 45-531 and m ost es pectally m the words The arroga n t of hea rt and mmd He h as p u t to r ou t He has brought down m onarchs fr om thm thrones but the humble He has lifted h1gh The hungry He ha s sa t1sf1ed w 1th good th mgs the n ch s ent emp ty away ' These verses, along \\tth m<:tn) others m t he Ne\\ Testament s ug gest to us tha t the Gospel means liberatiOn , that liberatiOn comes to the JX>Or because becorrung capable of conce1vmg hberatwn possible they fmd the coura ge to break the cond1!10ns or the1r servitude That 1S what the Incarnation means God m Chn st comes to the we ak and helples s and becomes one of them takmg th eir condtllDn of oppression as Hts :Jwn and thus transforms their slave-eXIstence mto liberated existence Th1s New Testament gos pel of llbe ralw n t m ns our •deas of what a nd who come first ups1de down It d ema nds tha t we f igh t for the freedom of those m captivity Th1s message of lib e r a tion cannot appeal to those who profit from the lffipnsonm enl of others, but only to sla ves who stn ve aga mst unauthor ized powers The Gos pel of libera l1on 1s ' ba d news' to a ll opp r essors pohbca l or economic , beca use they have defined the1r 'freedom m terms of evil and mJustice can full} understand what Jesus meant wh e n He said jCome unto Me , all whose work IS hard whose load IS heavy, and I will g1ve you rebel Bend yo ur neck to My ) Oke , and learn from Me, for I am g entle a nd hum ble-hear ted and you r s ou l will fmd relief For My yoke IS good to bear , M y load 1s h gh t (Matt 11 28-30 NEB) The Jesus story, therefore, becomes the poor person s stor y because God m ChriSt becomes poor a nd weak m order tha t the oppressed mght become libera ted from pove r ty a nd powerlessness God becomes the VICtim m th elf pla ce a nd thus tra nsfor ms the condition of slavery m to the battleground for the s tru ggle of freedom For J esus was not sunply a mce fe llow w ho h appen ed to h ke the poor fulther, HIS a c twns ha ve lhe1r on g m m God s eternal -ttemg They present a new v1s10n of DIVIne freedom clim axed wtth the Cross and the Res urrec tion wherem God breaks m to history for the hberahon of s la v es Je sus' action represents God s wtll not to let H1s creation be destroyed b~ noncrea t1ve power s The C r oss a nd the Resurrecllon show that the freedom pr orrused m the Incarnation IS fully available m J esus Chnst ThiS IS the essence or the N e w Testa m ent s lorv With out which Christian theology IS 1mposs1ble - Dwig ht 1 Z>lv•t.z, Pastor-D1rector, Uruted Presbytenan M1mstr) m Me1gs County Adventists say church is really needed today Are c hur c hes r ea ll y necessary ? Tha t s the questwn today - that will b e s turh e d a t Bible much more so tha n ITI) Sticism or the religiOns of Asia to whtch ma ny a re turn- study hour m the Pomer oy mg Seventh-day Adv entiS t church Saturday a t 2 p m Sabbath s chool Su pt R1la While notes that m a n y youn g people have ques lwned the worth o f havmg church es ' And, Judgmg by falhn g ate a dtstmct Seventh-day Adven tiSts people because they hold sa CI ed God s Ten Commandm e nt s wh 1c h n o longer form the foundati on fm many other Chnstlan rehgwns and beheve that Chn st 1s their only n ghte ousness membership figures m man} denommations," she srud, • the question ts a senous one " Pomts advanced mclude AT(RON MEN INDIC'I'j;:D ex1sl<!nce or a church 1s un1 ty of Chrtst1an Tennessee man Wednesday 'Jn beh e vers a nd throug h that umty, s p rea d or the Gosp el Christ forme d His chur c h when He c hose the 12 disCiples and He ga ve 1t a JOb to ct u It really lSD t the busineSS Of the churc h to orga mze for soc1al acUon That wasn t the gospel commission Youn g people s ee , o reason for churc hes because the c hurch es ha ve n t really been handling the 1r ass•gnnellL Chn s l~n fmth IS refevant to F I RS T SO U T H E RN BAP TI ST - ?87 M ulb('rry Aye Pomeroy al l 1 al e d w th S 0 C th e Rev F ed Htll oas to r Troy Zwrl ng Sunday school su pt Su nday school 9 30 a no r n nq worsh p IO !0 SundCJy ev a n ge st c mcf' nq 7 30 p m P r ay~r n.-.rot r 1 W ~ dr esd :1y 7 30om MIDDLEPORT M T MORIAH BAPTIST ~ Cor er Fo ur th and Man M dd lcport Rev Hen ry Key Jr pastor Sunday School 9 3D n m Mrs E rv n Ba um gard ncr su p! Mo r n ng worsh p 10 AS a m J EH OVAH S W IT NE SS E S Larry Car nahan pres dtng mm s ter Sunday B ble lee lure 9 30 a m Watch tower st udy 10 30 a m Tues day B b le s tudy 7 30 p m Thurs d'l) n s try Scho ol 30 p m ser v cc m e et ng 8 30 pm M I D DL E P ORT CHURCH of Ch,rrst n Chrr s lt illl Un1on ~ Lawre 1c e Man tey pas to r Mr s Russe ll Young Su nda y Sc hoo l Sup ! Su n day Sc hoo l ~ 30 a m Even ng wo r s h p 7 30 Wednes d ay p ra ye r meet ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GO D Rae ne Rou te 2 the Re11 James M Muncy pas tor Su nday school 9 45 am mo rn ng worsh p II a m even ng wo rsh p 7 30 p m Prayer mee t n g Tuesday 7 30 p m Young p eo ples m ee t ng 7 30 om Thur.:;day FIRST M ID D L E P O RT BA PTI ST - Co rn e r 5 xth and Pa111er th e Re v Steve Skaq g s p as t or Dan n y Thon pson Su nday schoo s upt WMPO rad o prog r am 7 45 a Sunday school 9 5 a m 110r n ng wo r sh p 10 15 a m Youth a ct1v t es and f e lo wsh p tor 1u n or and sen or h gh s t uden ts 6 p m B ble stud y I 30 p m M d week pr a ye r ser v ce Wednesday 7 30 p m C HURCH OF CHRIST M d d leport 5 t h and Matn Geo rge Glaze m rn ts t e r James Sheets s upe r ntend ent Br b le sc h ool 9 30 a m mornmg wo rsh p 10 30 a m even ng worsh p 7 30 p m prayer se r v ce 7 p m Wed nesdav M IDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Don Co le pasto r A lfr ed Rusc he ! Sun d a y Sc hoo l su p! Su nday sc h o o l 9 30 a m mo r n ng wo r sh p 10 30 a m ~u nday e va n ge l st c m e et ng 7 30 p m pr aye r m('c t n g Wednesday 7 30 p m T HE UNITED PRES B YTERIAN M I NISTR Y OF MEIGS COUNTY Dwr ght L Zav t z Pa stor 0 r ecto r HARRISONVILLE Sunday Ch ur c h Schoo l 9 30 am Mr s Ho mer Lee SJ.tpl Mo r n ng Wo r sh p 10 30 a m MIDDLEPORT Sunda y Chu r ch Sc hool 9 30 a m Joh n F u lt z SuRt Morn n q F Wors hr p 10 30 a m SYRACU S E Morn n g Wo rs h p 9 a m Su n da y Churc h Sc hoo l 10 a m Mr s Sa m pson Hat l Su p r R UTL A ND C HURCH OF GOO ~ Phil p Wh t ey pas tor Sunday school 10 a m worsh p serv ce 7 p m P r ay er m ee t ng Wedn esd ay 7 30 p m HA Z EL COMMUNITY CHURCH - Ne ar Lo ng Bot tom Est I Ha r t pa s tor Roy Brown ass rs tan t p a s tor Sund a y sc hoo l 10 a m Chur t h 7 30 p m ea ch Su n d a y even tng praye r m e e ltn g 7 30 p m Thursd ay MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL - Th1rd Av e the Re v W lltam Kn tt e l pastor Ron a ld Du9 a n Sun day School Supt Cl a sses for a ll ages e11en ng ser v c e 7 30 p m Btb le s tudy We dn esday 7 30 p m yo uth se rv tc es F r da y 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corn er Ash a n d Pl um Mrd dl eport No e H e rrma n Sa t urday e v e n n g p as to r se r v ce 7 p m Sunda y sc hool 10 a m Sun da y ev e n ng wors hrp 7 p m MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH THE UNITED M E THODI ST CHURCH Rob e rt T Bumgarner Dtrector POMEROY CLUSTER Rev CarlE H tCkS Re v D Wm Sydenstncker CHESTER ~ Wors h p 9 15 am Church Sc hool 10 am ENTERPRISE - Wo rs h tp 9 am Ch ur ch Sc hool 10 am FLATWOODS ~ Wors htp 11 a m Chu rc h School 10 a m POMEROY Wor s h p 10 30 am Chur c h School 9 15 am UMYF6 30pm ROCK SPRINGS ~ Worship 10 a m Church School 9 a m UMY F 6 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CLUST'E:R Rev Robert Bumgarner HEATH Worsh tp 10 30 a m Chur c h School 9 30 a m UMYF7 pm RUTLAND - Worsh1p 9 15 a m Ch ur ch School 10 a m UMYF 7pm SALEM CENTER - Wa r s h p 9 a m Church School 10 am UM YF Th ursday 7 p m S YRACUSE CLUSTER Rev Rtchartl E Jarv1s ASBURY ~ Worsh p 11 a m Church Sc hool 9 50 a m WSCS ls t Tuesd a y FOREST RUN - Worsh p 9 a m Chu rc h School 10 a m WSCS 3rd Wednesday 7 30 pm CLEVELAND (UP!) A federal gr~ nd JUry md1eted three Akron, Ohio, men and a The maJor rea son for the GRA H AM UNITED MET HOD I ST Pr e ach tn g 9 30 a m f rst a n d second Sunday s o t eac h m on t h lh rd i'lnd fourth S un days eac t month worsh p ser v ce at 7 30 p n Wed 1csday e ve n ings at l 30 Prr~v er r1 1d R b iP <;t udv SE V E NTH DAY AD VE NTI ST M ulb e rr y He q ht s Pome r oy Pns. t or G rar d Se to n Sab bar h se t ool !'ve r y S.:t urd a y at 2 p rn :tnd worsh p serv ce fo llow nq .Jt J 15 p Ope n B ble d scus.!> o 1 7 30 p m [\ th e c t re i f'.:tch Thur sd 1y c h a rg e s o f p oss esSion a nd t r a n sfer of c ounle rfell $20 fed er a l r eserve notes U S Attorney F redenck M Coleman tdentif1ed the men fro m Akron as Ray M W•lhams, 23 D1e ler Schrem er 22 a nd Hullett Rosser, Jr , 25 The Te nnessee man was 1de ntif1ed a. Don ,.sm•th 22 Acc ordin g to the mdic tments, the a lleged offenses occured m Akron between Nov 11 ary d Nov 1( MINERSVILLE - Worsh p 10 a m Church Sc hool 9 a m w s c S 3r d Monday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Chu rc h Sc hoo l 9 JO a m worshtJ: serv (# 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Re Y Steve n Wrlson Rev Larry Poling Re v Howard Sh1v e ley BE T HANY {Dorcas.) Wors h p 9 30 a m Church Schoo l 10 30 a m CARMEL lfi ors h p 11 a m 1st an d 3rd Sundays C:h urch School 10 am AP PL E G ROVE ~ Sun d a y sch oo l 9 30 a m wo r sh p fi rst an d t h rd Su n d ay 7 30 p m pray er mee ttng Wed nes da y 7 30 p m Fellows h p s u p per f rs t Saturday 6 p m U M w second Tu e sday 7 30 pm EAST LETART - Sunday sch ool 9 30 a m wo rsh p second and fourth St.Yn d ay 7 30 P m pr ayer mee tr ng Wed n esday 7 30 p m UM W f rs t Wednnsday 7 30 p m W ES L E YAN ( Racrn e t S u n day schoo l 10 a m Brb le stud y wo r sh p II il m Thu r s d ily 7 p m c ho r p r ac t ce Th ur sday 8 p m I P ows hr p sup p e r f rs t Wednesda y 6 30 p m U M W fo ur th Mon d <~Y 6 p m 7 30 p m MT UNION BAPTIST Re v Cec 1 cox p asto r Sunday Sc hoo l sup t Joe Sayr e Sunday sch o ol 9 45 a m Su nday even ng wor s ht p 7 30 Wednesda y pray e r a n d B1b le s tudy 7 30 p m TUPPERS PlAIN~ CHRISTIAN CHURCH E ug en e Und erwood pastor GREAT BEND ~ wo r sh p 11 How a r d Cald we ll J r S unda ~ a m :'nd a nd 4th Sund ays Sc hool Su p t Sun day Sc hool Ch ur c h Sc hool 10 a m 9 30 a m Morn ng Sermon LETART FALL S - Wors h p 10 30 am Su n da y e 11 entn g lOam Chur ch sch ool 9 a m se rv ce 7 p m B ble study 7 30 p m ever y LETART FALLS UNITED Tuesda y BRETHREN R e11 Freeland MORNING STAR - Wor Sh iP Norrr s pa s tor Fl o yd Norr s 9 30 a m Ch ur c h Sc h oo l 10 30 su pt Sund a y sc hool 9 30 a m a m M d Week Ser11 ce m orn n g se r m on 10 30 a m Wed nesda y 8 p m Pr a ye r serv tce Wed ne sday MORSE CHAPEL Wo r 7 30 p m Sh p 11 a m ls i and 3r d CHESHIRE CHURCH OF Sun d ays Ch ur c h Sc hool 10 GOD OF PROPHECY - G P am Sm th pastor Sund a y Sc hool PO RTLAND - Wo rs h p 7 30 10 a m Arthur He nso n Supt P m Chur c h Sc hoo l 9 30 a m Morn ng Wor s htp 11 a m SUTTON - Wors h p 11 am Young Peopl e s serv c e 7 Lnd and 4t h Sun d a ys Chur ch p m Evenmg serv ce 7 30 Sc hoo l 10 a m p m W e dnesday Mtd Wee k NORTHEAST CLUSTER Prayer Se rv ce 7 30 p m Re v Rob e rt Meece Youth meettn g 6 30 p m Rev Stanl e y Brandum Evenmg wor s h p 7 30 p m JOPPA - Wo r s hip 10 am CHESTER CHURCH OF Ch urch School 9 a m Prayer THE NAZARENE Rev Mee tm g Wed nesd a y 8 p m Herb e r t Grat e pastor Wor LONG BOTTOM ~ Church Shtp servi ce 11 am and 7 30 ser v ces 9 a m S un d ay p m Sunday Sunday Sc hool Sc hoo l 9 45 a m B1ble Stu dy 9 30 a m R1c ha rd Barton eve r y Thur sd a y 7 30 p m supt Pra ye r mee t ng Wed NORTH BETHEL ~ Wor n esday 7 30 p m Shtp 11 am Ch ur c h Sc hoo l tO BRADBURY CHURCH OF am CHRIST Cl fford Sm th ALFR EO - Sunda y school mtn ster Sunday Sc hool 9 30 9 45 a m e a c h S u n day a m mornrng c hur c h l O 30 p r eac hrn g at 11 a m each a m Sunday evenr ng ser11r ce Sun day P r aye r mee trng 7 45 7 30 p m Wednesday serv ce 8 pm p m Wed nesday wscs 8 p m on l h1 rd Tuesday ea ch month LAUREl CLIFF FREE REEDSVILLE - Sunday METHODIST Rev Floyd sc hool ~ 30 p re a c hing 7 30 F Sho o k p as t or Lloyd p m Su nda y prayer m e etrng Wrr g ht Sun day school supt 7 JO p m Tues day W SCS 7 JO Su n day sc h ool 9 30 a m f r s t Thur sda y ea c h month m orn n g wors h p 10 30 a m SILVER RIDGE ~ Wor s hrp even ng wor s h p 7 30 p m 10 a m Chur c h School 9 a m Wedn es day Chr st a n Yo uth TUPPERS PLAINS Cru sa d e 6 30 p m Ch orr Worsh p 9 a m Ch ur ch pr a c t ce Thur sd ay 7 p m Schoo l 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF DEXTER CHURCH OF CHR 1ST - Geor g e F red er ck CHRIST Charles Russ e ll su pt Serv ce we ekly ~ 30 am Sr m nt sl er Norman C Wr ll on Sunda y Pr e ach ng f rsl a nd s upt Sunday sc hool ~ 30 lh rd Sundays of month by a m wors h p s er 11 ce 10 30 Cliffor d Sm th 9 30 a m a m B tb le s tudy Tuesda y HOBSON CHRISTIAN 7 30 p m UNION - Da rre ll Doddrrll REORGANIZED CHURCH pa stor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Leona rd G lm ore ftr st OF JESUS CHRIST OF e ld e r e venrng servt c e 7 30 LATTER DAY SAINTS ~ Racine Road p m We d ne sday prayer Portland Wtll am Roush pastor Oenny m eet ng 7 30 p m Sunday Schoof MT MORIAH CHURCH OF Evans Drrector Sunday School 9 30 GOD - Ra e ne Rou t e 2 The a m Morn rn g worship 10 30 Rev Char es Hand pastor a m Sunday even ng serv c e 7 Su nd ay sc hool 9 45 a m p m Wednesday e11en ng mo rn n g wor s h p 1 1 am Even rng ser v ces Tues day and prayer serv ces 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Fr d a y 7 30 Rev Earl Sh ule r p asto r BEARWALLOW RIDGE Wors htp se r v ce 9 30 a m CHURCH OF CHRIST - B ble Sunda y sc hool 10 30 am St udy 9 30 a m m orn ng Sun d a y even tng se r v ces 7 30 even ng wo r s h tp 10 30 a m p m Brb le stud y and p r aye r w or s h tp 6 30 p m Wednesd ay se rv ce Th ur sd a y 7 30 p m B bl e Study 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH K ngsbury Road Sunday l on g Bottom Sunday Sc hool S~hool 9 30 am Ralph Carl 10 a m w th W liard P goff sltpt Worshtp service tO 30 sup! E van ge l st te message a m and 7 30 p m alternately eac h Sunday ev en ng 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg Wednesday b y E ld e r R ussell Cl1ne 7 30 p m Rev Jay St les m nt ster o f the Ap os tol c Fa tth castor B1b e Sludy Wednesday 7 30 OLD DEXTER CON om GREGATIONAL CHURCH ~ STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH ~ Sunday Mrs Worle y F ran c s Sun d ay oo l s upt Sunda y sc hool 10 sc hool se r vrce 10 a m Prayer sch a m m e et n g Thur sday 7 p m Sun da y e vent ng serY tce 7 p m LONG BOTTOM ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST CHR ISTtAN ~ M r Robert P omeroy Har r son.., lte Wyatt pastor Sunda y School supt Ronald Os borne B ib le Road R c k Mo rr so n pastor prn c h ng Sun d a y sc hoo l s u pt St ev en School 9 30 a m Even in g ser vtc es Sta nl ey Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 10 45 a m a m mo rn ng wor s h p and !_30pm co m mun o n 10 30 am HYSELL RUN F~EE Su nd a y eve n ng youth METHODIST CHURCH Ch nst an End e a vo r 6 30 p m Rev Paul Ne v il le pa s lor wo r sh p serv c e Sunday 7 30 Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m p m We d nes da y e v e n ng Mornmg se rv ce 10 30 a m p r a y er mee t n g an d B ble" youth servrce 6 45 p m s tud y 7 30 o m Evangel tS t tc s ervi ce 7 30 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN Pray e r meet ng Thur sday CHURCH P n e Gr ove The 7 30 p m Rev W I a m M ddles warth Pas tor Chur c h Serv tce s 9 30 FREEDOM GOSPEL a m Sun day Sc hool 10 30 a m MISSION ~ Bald Knobs Rev HKAOBURY CHURCH OF R Gluesencam p pastor CHRIST Btble School 9 30 l Roger W11fred Sr Sunday a m morn 1ng worsh p 10 30 School Supt Sunday School a m Su nday even ng Wors h p 9 30 a m Sunday evenrng Se r 11 ce 7 30 p m c hotr worshtp 7 30 Prayer meetmg pr act c e Sunday and Wed Tues day 7 30 p m Ernes t nesday 7 p m prayer meet ng Dee ter class leader Youth an d B ble Study Wednesday m ee tmg Wednesday 7 30 7 30 p m p m Ernest Deeter leader ANTIQUITY BAPTIST MT HERMON CHURCH OF Rev F reeland Norrrs pastor THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Sunday school 10 a m Church CHR 1ST Robert Shook serv1 c e 7 p m We dnesday pastor Sunday s c hoo l 9 30 . B1ble Studv 7 p m am Russell Spencer supt RACINE CHURCH OF worsh tp servr c e 10 45 am IHE NAZARENE Rev eyenmg worsh1p alternating W II a m Bar~holomew pas tor With C E at 7 30 p m on Sunda y sc hoo l 9 30 a m Sunday Prayer meetrng 7 30 Ger a ld Well s s upt m orn1ng p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe wo r sh p 10 30 a m Wed lay leader n esd ay serv ce 7 p m WHITES CHAPEL RACINE FIRST BAPTIST ~ Coolvtlle RD Rev Roy Deeter Wa lle r P B kacs a n pa stor pastor Sunday school 9 30 Ro n nt e Sa lser Sun d a y school a m worsh tp serv1ce 10 30 su p! Sun d ay sc hool 9 30 am a m B1ble study and p rayer mo rn ng w o r s h tp 10 <10 serv1 c e Wednesday 7 30 p m Sunday even ng wor ShiP 7 30 RUTLAND We d nesd ay e v e nrng Btb le RUTLAND CHURCH OF s tud y l 30 CHRIST - Rod Kasler pastor V H Braley Sunday school DANVILLE WESLEYAN supt Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m Re v Le lon Glasure pastor wo rsh p servrc e and com Su nd a y School 9 30 a m m un ton 10 30 a m youth yo uth a nd run tor youth servtce meetrng 6 p m Sunday 6 45 p m even ng worshtp e vemng serv c e 7 regular 7 30 p m prayer and pra se board meetrng thtrd Saturday We dnesday 7 30 o m 7 p m SILVER RUN FREE RUTLAND COMMUNITY BAPTIST ~ Rev Ralph Dean CHURCH Sunday Schoo l pa stor Sunday School 10 a m 9 30 a m Worsh rp serv tee 11 Leon M It e r s up! Even ng am Wednesday prayer se rvr ce 7 30 p m Prayer meettng 7 30 p m Sunday m eet ng Thursda" 7 30 p m n rght worShip 7 30 p m CHEHElf CHURCH OF RUTLANO CHURCH OF GOD Rev J ames Sat THE NAZARENE Rev terf e ld pa stor Sunday School lloyd D Gr1mm J r pastor 9 30 a m worsh rp serv tce 11 Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m am e'len ng se rvice 7 Morntng worsh1p 10 30 am pray e r s ervrce and youth Young people s serv1ce 6 45 se rvt c e Wedn esr:l a v 7 p m Evangellsttc serv c e p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 7 30 p m Wednesday even ng CHURCH Te d Jones serv1ce 7 30 p m p as tor Sun da y sc hool 9 30 MASON COUNTY Roy S g ma n sup! a m THE HILAND CHAPEL m o rn n g wo r s h p 10 30 George Casto pastor Sunday Sund a y e ven mg se rv ce 7 30 School 9 30 evenmQ worshtD m td w eek ser v ce Wed 7 30 1hursday ev~mg prayer nesd a y 7 30 p m serv tee 7 30 p m MASON FIRST BAPTIST SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan THE NAZARENE Rev Cratg pastor Sunday school Howard C Black pastor Bob 9 45 am worshtp serYice 11 Moore Sunday Sc hool Supt am trarn1ng union 6 30 Sun d ay Sc hool cl ass es for a ll p m evenlng worship sen11ce ages 9 30 am morn1ng 7 30 p m M td week prayer worsh tp 10 45 NY P S Sunday servic e Wednesday 7 3(1l:J m 6 30 p m e vang e ll st rc serv tce MASON CHURCH OF Sun d ay 7 30 p m Mid week CHRIST, P 0 Box 487 Miller prayer meet ng Wednesday St Mason W Va Sunday 7 30 p m M1 SS1onary meettng Bible Study 10 a m Worsh1p s e c ond Wedn esday 7 30 p m 11 am and 7 p m Blble Study UNITED FAITH NON Wednesday 7 p m Vocal DENOMINATIONAL Rev musrc Rqbert Smith pa s tor Sunday FIRST SOUTHERN BAP school 9 3(1 a m class leader TIST - Corner of Second and Leo Hill wor s htp serv1ce Anderson Mason Pastor 10 30 a m c hurch 7 30 p m Walter Cloud Sunday school 9 45 am worship service 11 EDEN UNITED BRETH a m and 7 30 p m Weekty REN IN CHRIST - Elden R Bible study Wednesday 7 30 Blake pastor Sunday School pm m Howard McCoy 10 a MASON ASSEMBLY OF s up t Morntng s ermon 11 a GOD ~ Second St Mason w Sunday n ght s erviCes m Chrt sttan En d eaver 7 30 p Va Chester Tennant pastor Song serv ic e 8 p m Sunday school 10 a m m Prea c htn g 8 30 p m Mld morning worship 11 am evangelistic servi c e 7 30 p m week P r ayer meetmg Wed nesday 7 p m Ray Adams Btble study and prayer service lay leader Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone 773 5133 ~ CHURCH OF JESlJS HARTFORD CHURCH OF CH R 1ST - Loc ated at Rutland CHRIST tn Christian Union ~ on New L1m a Road next to The Re11 Wtlllam Campbell For e st Acre Park Rev Ray pastor Sundey School 9 30 Rouse pa s tor Robert Muss er ~ m James Hughes supt Sunda y Sch ool supt Sunday .evenrng servt ce 7 30 p m s c hool 10 30 am worship WeCln esday even rng prayer 7 30 p m Btb le study Wed . meet tng 7 3(1 p m Youth nesday 7 30 p m Saturday prayer serv ce each Tuesday , n rght prayer serv ice 7 30 p m FAIRVIEW BlBLE HEMLOCK GROVE CHURCH, Letart W Va Rt CHR 1ST IAN - Roger Watson I Rev George Hoschar pastor Ray Whaley supt pastor Sunday School 9 JO Morntng wo rs h p 9 30 am a m Prayer and Bible study chur c h sc hool 10 30 a m 7 30 p m Cottage Prayer youn g peopl es meetmg 6 30 Servt c e 1¥u esday 10 am p m even ng w orsh 1p 7 30 Worsh rp Ser y1ce Thursda y p m Btbl e s lud y Wednesday 7 30 p m - . ---~ --- ' --- a~ Turn out the l1ghts some mght, touch a match to a smgle candle, and watch the m1racle that happens The flam e wavers and then steadIes The whole room IS bathed m a soft glow showmg new shadows and depths new softness and warmth It seems l1ke you are /Jvmg 1n another place, m another age Sw1tch the /Jghts on agam and they seem dazzlmg harsh unlll your eyes get used to them Two entJrely different atmospheres have been created m the same room The candlelight has wrought a k1nd of mag1c, electnc1ty has brought w1th 1t rea/Jty In our liVes we need both mag1c and reality---and the place to fmd them 1s m church The Church offers the mag1c of peace and relaxatiOn, yet 1ts message IS real, sometimes even harsh Its teachmgs are as old as time, yet as new as tomorrow Go find out for yourself • ' N • ~ATURDAY 700 E Ma 1n RACINE FOOD MARKET Ractne The Store wt th A Heart Phone 949 3342 GOEGLEIN READY MIX D1al 992 3284 Mtddleport , : • ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Racine Ph 949 9591 . they won't starve or get rabies Traps don't hurt as much as people think Modern traps, havmg no teeth, won t break legs The anlffials Will fight agamst them because they are scared not m pam Often a trapper will come upon an anunal asleep m the trap I'll adm1t 11 IS ugly lo see an anlllllil caught, but 1t's better than seemg h1m suffe r for weeks at a llffie before he starves Most states have repealed laws prohibiting trappmg as \bey realize Nature IS cruel and beautiful at the same t1me, and she needs help on controls Nothmg IS more beautiful than a beaver fur We trap beavers We take only the cream of the crop and leave some to repopulate for later year s A lot of work goes mto trappmg It a ver ages out to $1 00 an hour Why bother, you ask? Because we and gettmg exerciSe 1nstead of sitting m a stuffy house all wmter - WIFE OF A TRAPPER AND LOVES lT DEAR WIFE AB a behever m equal tlffie, I prmted your letter Okay ? - H + ++ DEAR HELEN In a recent answer, you mentiOned • livmg mJ.Serably one day at a time as the fat<! of an AI Anon member whose husband IS a n ( mcura ble) alcohohc J want to teU you that m Al-Anon we do NOT live miSerably Most of us are happier and better adjusted than my c1v1lian' fnends We have some members who have changed the1r entire life styles after learnmg to work th1s program One AI Anon wife sa1d, ' Thank God I marned an alcoholic or I may never have had thiS wonderful program and learned the secret of liVIng and of bemg bappy'" I meet people every day m the busmss world who are s o .Q64 EAST . 7 53 "96 +KJH 2 .QI!OH "'" +QI064 . K 7 5 !2 1 POOR, GUY I FEB. 'SQA.Trt., !.ICK i O M.Y NOTI11N WE STIJMMIC~- CA.N 00 TO Hf:t.P • 10 2 ¥ A KJ 754 You re ad me a little wrong I suggested that the wife remam m Al-Anon but 1! she discovers after a few months that she IS STILL ex1slmg miserably m her marriage, s he ' should return to real hvmg" VIa divorce (1e make the deciSIOn you menUon ) And aren t you and your fnend gettmg Just a big earned away when you thank God you marned an alcoholic' or WISh that fate on someone else ? - H ~'6..4 by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 38 Accom- 1 Hunters plished DOWN l Fest1ve 2 Sparush prey 5 Stoppers sp1gots 11 CaucaSJan language 12 Hemmgway provtnce 3 Do as w ell as one can was one ( 4 wds ) 13 Go for 14 Revolve Yesterday's Answer 4 Before 15 Brew me1ster s creation 16 WISCOnsin City 17 Hannoruze 19 Actor De Corsla 20 Long-eared 5 P!ac1d 6 Lymg flat 7 DlvtSlon word 8 The decent gesture (4wds) 9 Art lover 10 Regular boyfnend mammal 16 Turkish tnbesman 18 Polynesian forest god 21 French Cl ty 22 Nelson Eddy mov1e 23 Certain com t lol OOLE 0 TH &LOCJO; SEEMED TO F e>GEJI. Tl'l c•Rs WOULO SToP ocr. /1'\.W&E ME W~ Tl'\1\1/0;IN 0 $0MI:TH"' ELSE • 94 N01 th Sou th West •• • • Pass Pass Pass Pa"" ,. Nor lh 24 Volume 25 Hllls of Shropshire, Dec 14 1974 An unusua l opportuntty a t a malertal nature wtll suddenly pop up th s year that could s pell un e ~~:p e cted pro ltt Be ready to move qu1ck ly when 11 do e s occur Unscramble these four Jumbles one letter to each square to form four ordinar y word s Eng 21 Kyushu's volcaruc mountain '1:1 Motorboat 29 Attacking verbally 31 Purpose 33 Hamburg's port 34 Broadway group 35 Mob member EM'AK 36 Object of infatuation 37 Protect CYKAT DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW I I 'SEAITE I tJ DIBOLE ~~ 3 WHAT A LARIAT HELPS A CO W BO Y TO 170 Now arranre the c1rcled letters to form the surprise answer as n V"~ IPrint lite SURPRISI ANSW!IIIIIn I K1 1 X] ( X I X 1 J (Antwere tomorro1oot Jumhlr• ARMOR TEMPO FESTAL INTACT "'r1trro:lay • \ .\mw~r A. !itllll t One Iotter simply stands for another In thls sample A Ia used for the three L's, X for the two 0 s etc Sinele !elfers, apostrophoa, lhe lenath and formallon of the words are all hints Each day the code letters are different CRVPWQUOTE I~==:~~~~~~==~~ ~~~~~s~uoo~·~·~•::,odboytheabove cartoon . lllttl Hudd lu o f11l 111 LOTIO BVF YKFP NFQB USSY ILR BS WLEF JQ BS WLEF 4N I 5N 7¥ r Ope mng lead - P ass Pa ss Pass Pass 5¥ 6+ Pass I N£\lt:lt FIQGP. 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LW ...V$ e./iJ I!M "' IF THEV WIR.f W!l( TD T'o\4 loll MEA.DS UP' N.lb ~ L<V£ 4¥ CAPT AlN EASY GASOLINE ALLEY Q• WE LL l RECJ<O N • 1HERE5 NO POINf N 1.15 <GTt CKIIV0 Aj:tOUN D LULU By Oswald & James Jacoby • 0 • Ph 992 2550 South was bitte r • • • • "• •• BETSY ROSS BAKERY Bakers of Gay 90s Bread M1ddleport Ph 992 3030 &&L.LE He s put tered ' Grand slam b1ds are for 1d1ots "I guess you're nght," replied North philosoph• cally 11I was an 1d1ot to put an • 1d1ot m a grand slam We lhmk Lhe u se ol the •• wo1 d 1d1ot wa s a tntle strong, but we do feel that North had SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT 220 E Mam Lou1s W Osborne Ph 992 2178 Pom e roy MARK V STORE •• Middleport Oh10 • " JU Stification for bemg an noyed To slart With South had a mm1mum openmg bid w1th a b1oken SIX catd suit LIL ABNER reb1d North wa s entitled to yet Jump play he h1mhad for made a t le asta seven GAULS MARKET Chester Oh10 SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY he arts Howeve r the slam was a We Ftll All Doctors Prescrrptions Pomeroy 992 2955 cmch the way the c ards lay If South had bothe r e d lo count to 13 he would have • • • Metgs County Branch THE AfflENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 296W Second Pomeroy Ph 992 38.13 THE DAILY SENTINEL Devoted To the Interest Of The Me1gs Mason Are a WAID CROSS SONS STORE Grocer ie s & General Merchandise Racine Ph 949 5772 KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. The Finest 1n Mob1le Homes 1100 E Matn Pomeroy Ph 992 7034 • DUDLEY'S ..• TWO LOCATIONS 59 N Second St Middleport 0 46 Court Sf Gallipolis 0 •" •, " P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Nationwide Insurance Co of Columbus 0 307 Spr fng Ave Pomeroy Dtat 992 2318 • •< • • • • • • • •• •• POWELL'S SUPER VALU The Friendly Folks" Pomeroy Ohio • • BEN FRANKLIN STORE •• • •• •• "' •"• Attend the Church of Your Choice Pomeroy Ph 992 3498 RIDENOUR SUPPLY SADIE'S MARKET Meats and Grocerres Ph 992 398.1 Syracus e 0 • • Furniture and Hardware Homelite Saws Ph 985 3308 Chester • • ' MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Church and Offi c e Suppltes G1fts 99 Mtll St M lddleporl I i I NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Kerm s Korner Kermit Walton Pomeroy • • ' . • • •• BORN LOSER [~~~~~il~~~~~n PUT \ HOSE A WF UL 6llN5 AWAY AND ILL G1V5 EACH OF YOU A sweE:T u LDAFFOD IL-~---" CIJE llliN6 15 FeR SURE !'M. /to. Mf>.IJ Cf' RI<.M FOSDla< HAS I HI S LOST HIS IS 0~-I<EEN HUMILIATING'/ ,MIN D'"' H tS S GOT ToGO •" seen that he need e d f1ve s pad e t1 1c ks t o mak e Ills grand slam The bes t way to score those live s pade tncks would have b ee n to le ad the 10 and take a first round fmesse Thts would wm for h•m 1f Wes t he ld four s pades or less 1ncludmg the quee n or WINNlE 42 per ce nt of th e time /--~ 1!!!!!11" oH HE Wil5UP The play a dopted by South 13RtGHT AND EARLY was to ca s h th e ace kmg of AND HA~~G5 1 NCE s pad es n g ht a w ay TillS ALLEY OOP HOW FAll IS IT "10 OOP'S VlUAGE, M~ 800M7 OH , ABOLIT A MILEAND-A- ~L.P::, MA'<'BE TWO' Wlf'l"~ /j~- would have work ed If the que en had dropp e d but that was JUSt und e r a 20 pe r cent play and any banker Will te ll y ou that 42 per c ent ts be tter than 20 per cent t ;:gil :jt,&, t~7 !l The b1dd1ng has been 13 East I+ South IN T Pass Pass 2N T Pass Pass West North J4. You South hold 4 4 3 ¥ A Q 10 8 6 + K A Q3 What do you do now' A-Pass Youhaveb1doneand two notrump and y our partner has s1gned orr Respect Ius decl WAAL·I TOOK A TERRIBLE BAD BEATIN'IU TH CARD GAME TONIGHT, SNUFF'/ JESTGO ON HOME AN FERGIT IT, LllKE'f I ( /Il l , SIOD TODAY S QUESTION Inste ad of b1ddmg two clubs your pa r-tne r has b1 d two d1 a monds after yo ur one nolrump Whal do you do now? Ans we r Tomorru"' ., D V J CBVFW VLOOR -SQDLK IJCYF Yesterday's Cryptoquote A HEALTHY BODY IS A GUEST CHAMBER FOR THE SOUL, A SICK BODY IS A PRISON FRANCIS BACON ,. South to work it· ' ' vu ln ~ l a bl ~ East Canterbury Tales ' um 25 Falsehood 27 Dundee product 28 DISCOver (2 wds ) 30 Lug around 32 Manlike 34 Succor statesman +A 75 . 24 21 French DICK TRACY ~--------~LITT DL~E~O~R~P~H~A~X~ 5•W "''lol CI)TTIN 0t4 Tl4 "CROSS 'Tl1 !.TR!:ET N 111 C MOH SA.I>IDY People e lec t to stay with the1r a lcoholic ( which means Sick, ' not childlike ) mates for maroy reasons , but they are NOT m1serable Ma ke that clear to your rea ders Helen - N M DEAR N 22 Wrest 23 Sensible ~WJ~~~@ lkJ M>u-l'ol-.1 .,.- LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE SOUTH lDJ •• • ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. 7 00- Treasure Hunt 3 lawrence Welk -4 15 Hee Haw 12 6 8 $25 000 Pyram id 10 Newsmaker 74 13 Ltl!as Yoga & Yo u 33 7 JQ-7 3o-Jeopardy l An1mal World 10 Bobby Goldsboro 13 Catch 33 33 8 DO-Mr Magoo s Chnstmas Carol 3 Portra1t 13 M!Jv1e 4 15 The Three L1ves of Tho masma College Basketball 6 All tn theFam1ly8 10 Chnstmas Present 33 8 30-Fnends & lovers B 120 9 OD-Cottege Basketball 3 NFL Football 13 Mary Tyler Moore 8 10 Da Vtncl 33 9 30- Bob Newhart 8 10 Mountatn Scene 33 W DO-NFL Football 6 Carol Burnett 8 10 Biography 33 10 30~ Barbenbolm on Beethoven 33 11 00- News 3 4 8 10 Pol1ce Surgeon 15 Janak I 33 11 3Q---IY.ovte A Matter of Innocence 3 Mov1e .40 Pounds of Trouble 4 Mov1e The 300 Spartans 8 Movre Ship of Fools 10 Don Kershner s 15 12 OD-ABC News 6 ABC 13 12 1s--Mov1e Inn of the Fnghtened People 6 News 13 12 Jo-Mov1e War Gods of the Deep 13 1 oo-Mov•e Double Dynam1te .4 1 3G--Movte MY Stster E1leen 10 1 45--Soul Tra1n 6 1 SG--Mov te The M1lllon Eyes of Su Muru 13 2 JG--Mov1e Mad Monster Party .4 3 1G--News 13 3 30--Movle Hell Below Zero 10 4 oo---.Mov1e Shoot Loud Louder I Don t Understand 4 For Saturday, Dec 14 1974 ARIES (March 21 - Aprll 191 Your act1ons w111 acht e ve your ends but they wrll ai1ena te your well wts hers Try to lake others 1nto c ons1deratton TAURUS (April 20-May 201 You have a tendency today to make what you do far mo re complicated than tt reall y 1s Thmk a few paces tn advance GEMINI (May 21 -June 201 Don 1 count too heav1!y on bar row1ng th tngs of oth e rs They re notf1gurrng on supply rng your needs now CANCER (June 21 July 221 Soc rally you II have to be c areful toda y not to be too n SIStent on match1ng up couples who don t enjoy eac h othe r s c ompany LED (July 23 Aug 221 You t f nd you re not as compe tent a s you thought you were 1n the do 11 yourself department An e xpert may have to fm rsh what you start VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 221 You tend to be to o c ovetous and demand tng of those yo u love and admrre Re la x Loosen your hold a b tl LIBRA (Sept 23 Oct 23) Normally yo u re grac rous and hOSPitable to all that come to A6 ~EST • M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER your hous e Toda y however you won t tre at your guests as wa rmly a s you usu a lly do SCORPIO lOci 24-Nov 221 Selec t yo ur c omp a nr o ns wt sely to da y or you 11 find yourself 1n the company of one who s e d1ssallsfa c t to n w 1 spo 11 yo ur fun SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21) If yo u re not care ful thiS we ek end you re gotng to spend muc h mo re on fn vo lous outs1de mterests than you 1n tended CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19) Even though your ltrs t c hotce ma y not be what the group want s to do go a long with them Ia s how you re a go od sport AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 19) You have to o ma ny self doubts at thls time to carry off so mething y o u want to ac hleYe Be more tenac tous PISCES (Feb 20-March 201 Th1s 1s not the day to resurrec t an old ISSue where you and a fnend prev to usl y dtsagreed Let the past rema 1n forgotte n death than at the hands of Mother Nature Trappers help anunals by keepmg overpopulation down s o newspaper) P 0 Box 489 Radro C1tySialron New Yorf( NY 10019 +9 3 ,• • • •• made Some elect to leave thelf spouses others decid e to sl<ly Either way, they have become more comple te persons O!U!n membership m AI-Anon m s p1res the mate tu seek help w1th AA and start hiS or her recover y I am for trappmg because, for the anunal, 1t ts an easier Send $1 lor JAC OBY MODERN book ro Wrn ar Bn dge (clo tflrs • AK J9 H "Q832 •• •" • •• •• Mmor Repatrs & Tune up Beech & Locust Mtddteporl Ph 992 2366 Middleport " DECEMBER 14 ,974 NORTH - INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE 337 N 2nd After a person has been m Al-Anon for a while a deCISIOn 1s Rebuttal on Trapping DEAR HELEN I know you won l prmt th1s because you are opposed to the trappmg of anunals Percentage play more apt to wm ' Bu1ck Pont1a c Opel G M C Dealer 500 E Mam St Ph 992 2174 By Helen Hottel WIN AT BRIDGE Middleport Ohto SMITH NELSON MOTORS Us. • • 7 00- Saturday Report 3 Aware 6 Treeh ouse Club 8 World Around Us 10 In Touch 13 7 30-Jabberwocky 3 Farm Front 4 Edd1e Saunders 6 Abbott & Costello 8 Man from COSI10 Las s e 13 Sesame St 20 8 QO-Addams Family 3 4 15 Yog1 s Gang 13 Jabberwocky 6 Speed Buggy 8 Po peye 10 8 JG--Wheelle & Chopper Bunc h 3 4 Bugs Bunny 13 Speedracer 6 Scooby Doo 8 M s ter Rogers 20 9 DO-Eme rgenc y 3 -4 Hong Kong Phooey 6 13 J e annt e 8 10 Sesame St 20 9 3Q-Run Joe Run 3 4 G1 lt gan 13 Btg Blue Marble 6 Par trrdge Family 8 10 10 00-Landof the Lost 3 4 De vlin 6 13 Valley of th e Otnosaurs 8 10 Elec Co 20 10 JG-Sigmund 15 Korg 6 13 Shazam 8 10 Walsh s Antmals 20 11 OG-Ptnk Panther 15 Super Fnends 6 13 Harlem Globetrotters 8 10 Carrascolendas 20 11 Jo--Star Trek 3 4 Hudson Brothers 8 10 Zoom 20 12 OG--Jetsons 3 4 These are the Days 6 13 U S of Ar c h1e 8 10 Bread and ButterflieS 20 12 30--Bob Dan1els Basketball 3 Amencan Bandstand 6 13 Go 4 15 Fat Albert 8 10 1 QO-NFL Football 3 4 15 lawrence Welk 8 Children s F tlm Festtval 10 1 3o-To Be Announced 6 Bobby Go ldsbor o 13 2 t>O-College Football Prev1 e w 6 13 Fa m ous Classtc Tale s a Jungle J1m 10 2 15-Cotlege Football 6 13 3 oo-N F L Pre game Show 8 3 25- Frve Mmut es to K1ck off 10 3 3D-NFL Football 8 10 4 QO-NFl Game of the We ek 3 4 To Be Announ ced 15 Makrng Th lngs Grow 33 4 ~Green Acres 3 Sale of the Century 4 Sew1ng Sktlls 33 5 oo-Bonanza 3 4 A B1t with Kn1t 33 5 30-Wide World of Sports 13 Spnng Street USA 15 Course of our T1mes 33 6 oo--News 3 4 A Look at the Book 15 Villa Alegre 33 6 JQ-NBC News 3 4 Hrgh School Bowl 8 All Am e n ca Te am 10 Zoom 33 Bakers of Good Bread Hunttngton W Va Pomeroy learn to be happy desp1U! our mate s drinkmg We learn how t o live wtth a sttuation, and that we do not have to acc ept unac cepl<lble behavior are out w1th Nature, hikmg her woods, breathmg fresh crtsp atr HEINERS BAKERY Dtal992 2101 ' 6 30-Fun for E veryone 6 TV Cla ssr oom 8 Treeho use Clu b 10 Kentuck y Afteld 13 W1th the hope 1t will, m some measure, foster and help sustam that wh1ch •s good m family and commun1ty l•fe, th1s feature IS sponsored by the bus mess f1rms and organ1zat1ons whose names appear below MEIGS TIRE CENTER X FRIDAY DECEMBER 13 1974 6 00 - News 3 4 8 10 13 15 A BC Ne ws 6 E leclrt c Compan y 20 Personality and Beha vtor 33 6 30 - NBC News 3 4 15 AABC New s 13 Be w ttc hed 6 CBS News 8 10 Zoom 20 7 OON - Truth or Conseque nces 3 4 Bowling 6 WCH S Re port 8 ews 10 Ne ws 10 J1mmy Dean 13 1Spy 15 7 30 - Porter Wagoner 3 Masquerad e Parade 4 Ca nd1d 6 Pop• Goes the Count ry 8 Black Perspecti ve 20 JC..mTera 3 reas ure Hunt 10 To Tell the Tr uth 13 8 00 - Sanford and Son 3 4 15 Kung F u 6 13 Dr Se uss a 10 Wa s hi ngton Wee k In Re v tew 20 33 8 30 - Hallmark Hall of Fame 3 4 15 R udo lph The Red Nose d Re mdeer 8 10 Wa ll St We ek 20 33 9 00 - Stx M!lho n Dollar Man 6 13 Ma s ter p ece Th eatre 20 E11en tng a t Symphony 33 9 30 ~ House W ithout A Chr1 st ma s TreeS 10 10 00 - P olt ce Woman 3 415 N g htS ta lke r6 13 New s2 0 Pa ul Nu chtm s 33 11 00 - New s 3 4 6 8 10 13 15 33 ll 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Wtde World Spec ta l 13 Mov1e Murder Inc 6 Janakt 33 Mov te Valley of Gwang1 a Mo v1e Ftrst Men In The Moon 10 00 - Mldntght Spect al 3 4 15 Don Ktrs hne r s Ro ck Conce rt 6 News 13 30 ~ Mov1e Dr Rena ult s Secret 10 2 30 - Mov te Ma rk of the Ha w k 4 4 00 - Mov 1e Mambo 4 5 30 - Mov1e The Dayd rea m e r 4 mrs~ed up lh ' I 'uuk Wha t a sha me hi s or her spouse d oesn l h.tve 1 dnnkmg pro•Jiern so lhey could learn how to hve ' I do not know my other pku.:e one could obta.m th1s va luable knowledge \\lthoul pay mg a terriJtC £ee for It We learn !ndtvtdual happmess does not depend on others We ' �• 8- The Daoly Sentonel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Dec 13, 1974 Carpenter News, Event Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Notice Help Wanted EARLY YEAR E ND 11'1 Ve ntory Sa le • Begmnlng F r1day 13 pr1ces drast.cally reduced on both FabriCs and Craft s Cra ft c la sses every Thursday n1ghf Belpre Nov e lt y and Crafts , Belpre Oh10 Hours 1 5 Sunday 9 9 weekdays 12 11 4ft: --- - - - - - - - - - - OUR F LOR ID A FRUIT HAS ARRIVED" Hamlmoranges navel oranges tan ge Jo es ptnk and wh•fe grapefruit Call ME IGS FFA 9n 2159 for del•very or come 10 th e Vo Ag Departmen t or contact any F F A member Business Services - For Sale Sales or Agent Wanted GOOD MAN to till vacancy •n PQmeroy area No exper.ence necessary Age not tm portant Good character a must we tratn A1r Mall F S D1ck. Pr es Southwestern Petroleum Corp , F• Worth GHEEN'S PAINTING 949-3295 Mural GaJay,ay called. to see h her soster, Goldoe Chase, at a 1'2 11 4tc I b us medtcal h orne m Cown PARTTIME babyS itt er for 2 recently She also called on school age Chi ldr en Ca ll 992 Ne lhe Dye at a nursmg home m 3457 1'2 13 31c Colwnb us Goldte Gtllogly was a dmner guest of her son-m-law and l2116tc daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur - - - - - - - - - - - - - match Rac.ne Gun Crab tree Afternoon callers at SHOOTING Club Sunday, Dec 15 1 p m In the Crabtree home were Mrs 12 11 lite Paul Gaston and daughte rs . - - - - - - - - - - - - S HOOTING MATCH Corn Mr a nd Mrs Walter Jordan Hollow Gun Club turn f1rst enj(lyeda Thanksg1vmg fanuly r tght after Mt les Cemete ry Rutland Factory choked Age 8 or Older ga thenng at the home of her guns on ly sunday Dec 15 1 parents, Mr and Mrs Chnton P m 12 123fc Golkey on Albany Rev and Mrs Davod Whole, HAVE your deer trophy mounted Also ather sma l l Ill Court St . , Pomeroy Frankfort, spent a day here an1ma1s and b1rds Phone woth theor so n-on -law and Phone 992-2156 Howard BlrChfteld Rutland 742 5932 daughter, Mr and Mrs. Herb 12 3 tfc 23" Color TV, mapl.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 139 95 Wolfe and Beth Ann Pets For Sale Roberta Parker, Bohvar, os AUCTION , Thursday anct Patchwork Rocker, maple tr1 49 95 C HR ISTtAAS Poodle pupp•es, Sa turday n1ghf 7 p m at spendmg a few days here woth AKC Reg toy and t~ny s ilv e r Masdf1 Auct.on, Horton St m her father, Ney Carpenter Phone 696 1297 after 4 30 M ason, W Va Cons1gnments SPECIAL OF WEEK Sha de Oh10 welc.ome Phone (3 04) 773 Mr and Mrs Da le Stansbury 12 lJ Jtc 5471 and Mr and Mrs. Jerry 10 3 tfc Stansbury and famoly, local, JOined Mr and Mrs Clair GUN SHOOT Sa turday Dec Wanterl To Buy 14 at 1 p m Mile Hil l Ro ad CA.:aH Pltd for all makes and NOW Stansbury and fam1 I y, Asso r ted m eats Factory models of mobil e homes Groveport, for a Thanksgtvmg c hoked guns only Sponsored Phone area code 614 423 9531 by- Racme F tre Dept 12 donner at the home of Mr an d c 4 lJ ttc 3 New Bedroom Suttes~7:r::===-- 23~ 95 and 269 95 9 61 Medt1erranean and Tradtttonal Mrs Larry Stansbury and - - - - - - - - - - - - - CASHSUUSS FOR JUNK 4 Maytag Dryers _ _'--_ _ _ __ __ _ _ 69 95 up - PUBLIC NOTICEcholdren on Rey noldsburg . Mr. CARS Comp FRYE'S TO WHOM IT MAY CON New Mediterranean Set of and Mrs . Chester Proce , CERN TRUCK and AUTO PARTS Tables _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ 119?5 Rutlan d, phone 742 6094 A Pet 1 1•on for Annexat•on to Albany, accompanoed them 11 26 26tc the VIllage of Racme Mergs and spent the day with her Coun ty Oh10 of adJacent Real1shc 40 W AM FM S1e reo Component Oulllf_ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ aa oo territory here.naffer descnbed 110 FOR runk cars brother-m-law and sister, Mr S15 has been duly tiled w1fh the delivered , S1 1unked auto and Mrs. Leon Hughes, Board of County Com bOd1es Phone 949 44B4 Solod Slate Stereo Component _ _ __ _ __ __ 49.95 mISS toners of Metgs Cou nty Colwnbus 112426tp OhiO IOWII Those from Columboa Hoover Green Portable Washer and DrYer 100 00 Srtuate '" the Townsh1p at Grange who attended Meogs Sutton , County of Me1gs State OLD furn•tur e 1ce bo)(es brass be ds or complete households Oh1o and commencmg at the County Grange Offocers of wr.te M D M•ller Rt 4 most sout hwes terly corner of Pomeroy , Ohto Cal l 992 7760 Conference at Rock Sprmgs the Vtllage of Rac1ne. Metgs 10 7 74 County , Oh1o, be1ng the po.nt Grange Hall Froday evemng where th e south l1ne of Sect1on -------- ------MICROWAVE OVEN were Bertha Croppen, Mr and 16 1ntersects the low water JU NK autos, complete and mark of the Ohio R1ver (the delivered to our yard We Mrs Arthur Crabtree, Carl border of the State of Oh 1ol p•ck up auto bod•es and buy , , , ,® Greenlees, Mr and Mrs Earl thence southeasterly along the all ktnds of scr ap metals and lme of 100 acre lots Nos •ron R1der's Salvage, Sf Rt Starkey and Mr and Mrs . west 279 278 and 277 to the southwest 124 , Rt 4, Pomeroy , Oh1o Mendal Jordan. corne r of II)() acre tot No 277 , Call 992 546B thence east along the south line 10 17 lfc Mr and Mrs Nathan Brady ot 100 acre lot No 277 to the and Renee, Jeromesville, were southeast corner of sa 1d 100 acre rot No 277 thence m a For Rent Thanksgovmg weekend guests straight hne northeast to the of her parents, Mr . and Mrs pomt where the west r •g ht of FURNISHED house tor rent, 5 mmutes to Meigs Mtne No 1 Ime of MeigS County Road Wayne Peck and daughters. way Call 742 5986 No 28 tntersects the south nght 12 13 stc Donner guests of Mr and of way Ime of what tS known as the Yellow Bush Road , Wh1ch - - -----------Mrs Cecil Blackwood and Lisa potnt ts •n 72 acre lot No 834 TRAILER tor rent 3 bedroom furniShed, 12x6D Call 7.112 3422 Dye on Thanksgiving Day were thence m a north er ly d1rect1on or 927 6-i36 fol lowtng the west nght of way Model RR4D Paul and W. C. Peck, Mrs . l tne of Me1gs County Road No 12 13 6tp Robert Blackwood and Dale 28 to 1ts •ntersect1on w1th south FREE ••• BROWNING SKILLET of way Ime of sta te Rou te 4 ROOMS furniShed apt w •th Dye Callers were Mr and r•ght bath, 2 bedroom l•v•ng room N o 124 , the nce easterly along and kitchen upsta1rs Phone the south r•ght of way lme of Mrs Thad Dye and Charity r----EXTRA SPECIALS!---, 992 5810 Sta te Route No 124 to a pomt Mr and Mrs . Larry Stanley that tS d •rectty south of a 12 11 btp 1-Bell & Howell Mov1e Camera and Anna of Maroon were pro rec t•on of a west rtght of way 1- Small Mare, gentle ndmg horse Call for tn of what 1S known as the 2 BEDROOM tra11er at corner guests of her parents, Mr and l~ne formation. Every 1tem prtced to sell Salser road , thence north along of Broadway and Elm, Mrs Lewos Smo th for a pre- the west r1ght of way l1ne of the Middleport No pets or Sa lser road to the forks of th e ch tldren Call 992 2580 after 6 Thanksgoving supper and road tn Sec t•on No 10 thence P m VISited hos parents Mr and north to the north ltne of sa•d 12 s tfc Sect•on No 10, th ence west Mrs Eugene Stanley, Albany, along the r1orth 111'1e of Sect •on on Thanksg!Vmg Day No 10 Sec l•on 16 and 100 acre 2 BEDROOM double Wide tot No 280 to the northwest mobile home tn Sy ra cuse Mr and Mrs Bob Hamson corner of said 100 acre lot No Depos1 t requ~red No children or pets Cart 992 2441 after 6 and famoly, Stoutsvolle, visited 280, thence southeasterly along p m westlrne of satd 100 acre lot wo th Mr and Mrs . Wolliam the See Herb, Dave, Mike No 280 (which Is a tow water 12 1 tfc Cheadle and Mr . and Mrs Rex mark of the Ohto R1ver on the s•de), to the corporete 3 BEDROOM hom e, la rge l!v1ng l:irate or Gene Smith Cheadle durong the OhiO l1m 1ts of the V•llage of Rac•ne room and built tn kllc hen Me•os County , Oh 10 thence Thanksgoving vacatoon wall to wall carpet breeze follow~ng northerly easterly , way closed In, large uhhly 1974 ZIG ZAG SEW IN G TW IN NEEDLE SEW IN G Mr and Mrs Gene Jeffers southerly and westerly the room , furnished or un MACHINES 1974 model 1n MACHINES left m layaway corporat e ltmlts of the VIllage and sons, and Mr and Mrs furnIShed, $35 a week plus All butlt m to buttonhole do walnut sta nd AH features Racme to the place of utiltltes 31" mtle past Beacon s tretch sew•ng a nd fancy built m fo make fancy des1gns Mochael Lawson enJoyed of begtnnmg Stat•on on Rt 33 near church s llt ch•ng Pay lUSt $48 t5 cash and do st retch sew1ng Also The Pet1110n Wilt be heard at dinner woth Mr. and Mrs. Reed es and grade and h1gh sc hool or ferm s availab le Trade •n s bu ttonhol es blind hems etc 1 00 PM on January 28th, 1975 CaH 992 2050 after 12 accepted Phone 992 7755 $43 35 cas h or te rm s Jeffers and Mrs. Beulah at the Common P'eas Court 12 10 6ft: available Phon e 992 7755 12 3 tfc Room at the Court House Cordray and Mr and Mrs ------ - -----12 11 ff c Pomeroy , Ohio The Peht 10n Larry Borchf1eld and Mr. and w1th a rnap of the lerr•tory to be TRAILER space, 2 m•les from WALNUT stereo r a dto am fm, VACUUM c lea n e rs Electro 8 fra c k tape o::omb •na t•on Pomeroy, Rt 143 Phone 992 Hyg,ene new demonstrators Mrs Jack Jordan were supper annexed 1S on file at the Off1ce Balance $110 69 or term s Ca ll 5858 have a ll cleanmg attachments of the AUditOr of MetgS County 992 3965 guests at the Jeffers home 1027 tfc plus the new Elec tro Suds for OhiO where 1t may be v1ewed 12 3 He shampootng carpe t Only Ida Denmson spent several by any •nterested person ------------3 ROOM furnished apar t ment, $27 SO cas h or terms days in Columbus woth the ut1i1tles pa1d, 35 ~ N Fourth P LA NT ATION g rown Chr1sf available Phone 992 7755 JOHN T WOLFE mas trees Sco t c h Ptne, St M iddleport John Knotts fanuly 12 11 tfc Agent for the Norway Spruce , Blue Sp ruce 12 8 6tp Pet•t•oners and Doug la s F1r Reasonable Mr. and Mrs. RogerSpoegle, 11 11 291121 6. 13, 20 ~tc REO RADIO, 8 tr a ck tape pnces Shop ea rl y fa r best STE comb•nat.on AM FM rad•o Anna and Wayne, Columbus, J AND A ROOM furniShed and se lecttons Bob's Ma rket Balance $109 74 , or terms unfurnlshe.d apartments Mason W Va 773 5721 VISited with her brother-m-law ---- -- -'- - - - - - - - Call 992 3965 Phone 992 5434 12 11 If and sister, Mr and Mrs Rex 12 11 tfc 4 12 tfc -------------3 SPACE gas heaters $30 eac h, Cheadle and also with her NOTICE ON FILING PRIVATE meeting room for two new bedroom set Early OF INVENTORY any oroa.,lzatlon, phone 992 parents, Mr and Mrs Noble Amencar1 6 months old $250 AND APPRAISEMENT 3975 250 Amp gasolme welder, Hamon and other relatoves The State of Oh10, Metgs 3 11 tfc Qu•ckway varve facmg County, Court of Common here ' $600 machtne automotive S750 12 Pleas, Probate Olvlston f•rstlme BF G t.res or1e floor Nancy SUllth of Columbus To the Adm1n1strators of the COUNTRY Mobill Home Park, Any Stze Frutt Baskets Made safe Sl35 John Deere farm R t 33, ten m lies north of estate , to such of the follow1ng spent the weekend here With tractor Model A $250 as tS to Order for Chnstmas. Pomeroy Large lots w•th as are res1dents of the State of Master a.r condl f ton tn g tool concrete patios, s•dewatks, her parents, Mr and Mrs. Oh10, v•z the surv1111ng set gas s fat10n T BA ttems runners and off street Lewos Smith They were jomed spouse, the next of k1n, the parking Also , spaces for All for sell or trad e Arnold benef•c •anes under the will Octeau ~ Se ll e r s R1dgt! Port small trellers Phone 992 7479 for a Froday evenmg holiday and to the attorney or attorneys land, Oh 1o any ttme 1 21 tfc supper by her friend, Reece re,:>resent•Mt any of the 12 11 arc atoremenltoned person s Locally Owned Trather, of Portsmouth. Els 1e B Bryant. Deceased, .4 RM furnished apt close to Powell's Super Valu. phon e TWO pon 1es. 1 sadd le and Oh10 , Rutland Guests of Mrs. Rolland Rutland, br1dle , S85 c omp lete See 992 3658 Township , No 212.44 Arnold Octeau, Se ller's Crabtree who enjoyed a family 11 20 tfc You are hereby notlf•ed that R1dge Portland, Oh10 any the 11'1ventory and Ar:> -------------gathering were Mr. and Mrs. t•m e pralsement of the estate of the 1970 VALIANT 65x12 3'bedroorrl Pomeroy, 0. Kenneth Crabtree, McArthur, aforement•on , deceased , late of 12 11 etc fully carpeted, LP gas heat -------------Phone 992 7751 and Mr and Mrs Donald sa•d County, was f•lecl 10 th1S ONE Cour•er ML100 l•n ea r 12 Cf-.lRISTMAStreesonold Rt 33 Court Satd •nventory ancl 8 25 tfc Crabtree and Cindy and Murl Appra •sement will be for volt on e 8 track tape player Ph one Opha Offutt 991 3296 heanng before this Court on the for car, four 15 '" x 6 hol e 1220 12tp Gala way, local r1ms tor Chevy or G M C ---- ---------26th day of December, 1974, at HOUSE 4 rooms and bath, n ice yard and drlvewey Also, Mrs . Bob Schmidt and 10 00 o'c lock A M P•ckup Phon e 992 2244 REFRIGERAtOR ktf c hen furnished apt Cal~ 9'12 2780 or range sofa d~nette se t Any person desinng to f1le 12 10 3tc daughters, Tina and Robon, 992 3432 except•ons thereto must file lamp s, reco rd player - ~ --- - --- - ---Canotl9burg, Pa. , vosoted her them at least f•ve days pnor to 12 12 -tfc 20 pet off on anythmg •n hard bedroom su tt es , anflques , and ware Stewart s Hardware, of her 1tems Phone 992 3457 mother, Mrs. Harold Oxley and the date set for heenng Mam Sf , Rutland 12 10 7tc G1ven under my hand and 2 BEDROOM house trailer for rent tn Rutland Phone 7.42 her grandparents, Mr. and seat of sa1d Court, this 11th day 12 12 life - - - - - - - -- -- - - 4465 anyttme of December 197-i FIREWOOD for sale , $15 per - - - - - - -- -- - - - - Mrs . Dale Stansbury. 12 12 3tc 1957 CHEVY paris load P hone 742 4831 NEW Mrs. Oxley, along With Mrs . Manning D Webster 12 10 12tp Lakewood fr actton ba rs , hi Judge FURNISHED apt Adults only , 1aeker a•r shocks, hooker Schmidt and daughters, then M iddle,:>ort Phone 992 3874 headers, With 3' collectors tor LABlANC s liver trumpet and 11 1.4 lfc were in Reynoldsburg where By Ann a watson case by VICtor Excellent small block Call 992 3496 con d1t1on . appra•sed at $300, after 6 p m BEST OF FE R they were guests of Mr. and 20 ' Oepuly Clerk UNFURNISHED house. 4 (12)13, ,2c sell $250, G1rl s roller s katmg 10 17 tfc rooms and bath 1650 L~ncoln Mrs. Larry Stansbury and sons s hoes, s1ze 7, white , SlO Heights f)hone 992 3874 Men's sport racket, medtum, and spent the night on GROCERY busm ess for sate 11 14 tfc PUBLIC NOTICE blue s tze 36 aK;~d trousers to Bu•ldtng for sa le or lease Groveport with Mr. and Mrs. Sealed bids Will be recetved match used very few t1 mes . Phone,773 5618 from 8 30 p m by the Meigs Local School FURNISHED apartment $30 783 ft cured red and Dale Turner. to iO p m for appomtm ent 01Strict Board Of Education m wh1te oak planks. S100 Phone utilttlert fUrl'11shed. su~tabl e 3 20 ffc Mr. and Mrs . TeiTy Cam, the Meigs Juntor Hi9h School 985 -4110 for two working men or 12 10 61p who recently returned to Ohio Butldlng unfit 7 30 PM on Jan ret1red couple LtV1ng room WALNUT stereo rad1o, am tm, u , 1975 for two (2) school buses k ~tchen , shower and bath On from a naval assignment in Separate b ids will be received 8 track tape co mb •na t•on • main htghway , Moson , W Va Balance S107 45 or terms Call Greece are announcmg the tor school bus chassis and Phor1e 773 5 l-i7 992 3965 sc hoot bus bod tes 1027 ,tfc birth of a son , Jason Alan , at 111 9tfc Spec•l•caflons for school bus O'Bleness Memoroal Hospotal, c hass is and school bus bod•es FURNISHED apt 3 rooms and may be obtamed by calling 992 bath , tdeal for wor k1ng Athens. The baby os now on 5650 ~ couple Phone 992 2937 Auto Sales The Me1gS' Local School Children's Hospital on Colbus 12 8 61p DtsfrlCt Board of Educatton recovenng from a lung con- reser ves the nght to re1ect any 1964 OLD S MOB I LE 98 LUXURY MODEL P S 3 BEDROOM house Phone 992 dLUon but IS expected to be and all b•ds 3975 0,. 992 2571 P B AUTO ELECTRIC brought home soon. Mrs. Cam SEATS :AND WINDOWS Meigs Local 12 3 ttc NEW RADIAL TIRE S, VERY School DistriCt Is the former V1ckie Hoyd and GOOD COND ITION FOR Board of .Education ONE BEDROOM tretler , all Local grandparents are Mr. and INFORMATION CALL 992 ut111t1es ond cable TV Fur 2508 OR SEE ANY TIME AT L W McComas, ol!rs. Cecil Hoyd and local n•shecl Phone 992 3719 after 13 1 LAUREL ST MID Clerk 4 30 p m ~reat grandparents are Mr. DLEP.O RT ON Y!)UR DIAL 12 9 tfc 12 13 3tp md Mrs. Clarence Lyons. " 21 13 ?O 2? I ll 3, •tc - - - Rach1e, 0. Interior & Exterior Work FREE ESTIMATE Carrier Wanted Fully Insured CREMEA N S The Daily Sentinel 2 Pc. Bedroom Suite 3 N~ Tables ~~~85 $29995 2 Big lamps -------------- ---- - ------ ---- ------------------ ------ Gift Idea For The Homemaker '469.95 I' ' --- ------- - ---- Rutland Furniture 742-4211 Rutland, 0. -------------- ----- ---- - - - - - - --- - ------ - -- --------------- !:iEP11C TANKS deaned Modern San1fafton , 992 3954 or 992 7349 9 18 tfc - ----- - BEDROOM house tor sale SSOO down , $70 per month Phone 992 3975 or 992 2571 12 3 tfc ------------ 2 Strout Realty RT 143 - All new e lec , 3 bedr oom s, carpeted, modern kitchen, 1112 a ground $26,500 00 RUTLAND - Older bn c k hom e, 1 a ground, wrth 2 entrances, space for tra1ler $14,000 00 NEW- All elec, carpeted, 3 BR , a1r cond•t•onmg, $17,500 00 160 A FARM - Several outbv1ldrngs large home , elec heat, 6 ponds Owner w•ll take land contract CONTACT Lots Pauley, Branch Manager -------------- --------------- 7 ROOM house bath, garage, full basement , larg e garden . newly remodeled In Ra c tne Call 949 2836 after 7 p m 12 3 1'2tc FIVE ROOM one floor home redecorated •ns•de and out Small concrete park10g area tn front. n•ce back yard , utll •ty bu 1dtng , new Luxa.re furnace sys tem 205 Sprmg Ave Pomeroy Pr iCed reasor1ably Phone 992 5292 12 5 ffc ------------- - - - -------------- ------------ -- -------------- -------------- We talk to you WMP0/1390 - ------ - ---- - On State Rt . 124, 1h m1 from Route 1 by-pass towards Rutland Ph . 992-5682 or 992 -7121 All Mechanocal Work Open Mon . Sat 8A.M 6PM - - ---- I 73 FORD GALAXIE 500............... }2195 VENT URA 2 DOOR COUPE Pontiac Ventura lANKS clea n ed, reasonable rat es Ph 4116 4782 Gall•pol•s John Russe ll, owner and operator 5 12 tf c NEW b1 level home 3 bedrooms bui lt tn k1tchen, basement wdh one car garage Phone 742 36 15 or see M1l0 Hut c hiSOn 11 1 tfc BUILDING lot. 80f t frontage x 165 ff The sec ond lof on left on R IVe r v tew Or1ve , L10C OII1 Hil l, Pomeroy Oh10 If '" teres ted •ca ll 992 3230 after ' p m 10 17 tf c OLD HOUSe •n Syracuse on 2 n1ce lots $3000 or best offer Phone 992 5898 12 12 41C --------------For Sale 1971 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass Supre me 1 owner, new set of rad•al t~res , 6,000 m 1les , pe rfect cond•t•on Per sonally owned Arnold Grate Rutland See at Rulland Fu rn1ture Company Phone 742 4211 day , n1ghf call 742 5541 12 3 tfc -------------- 2 HE REFORD He 1fer s, one -450 lbs , other 275 lbs Phone 8.43 2353 12 13 3tc .._ SMITH NELSON MOTORS INC. • • 500 E. Main 2 SIGNS PIANO funtng Lane Dantels lOth yea r dependable servtce Phone 992 2082 M tddleport 12 13 6tp OF QUALITY READY ~M IX CONCRETE del1vered nght to your pro1ect Fast and eesy Free est1mates Phone 992-3284 Goeglein Ready MIX Co Mtddle,:>ort, Oh•o 6 30 If( /\' ' !(It I 1971 KA WASA K I 100 CC TraJibtke , 2,900 m•l es, ex ce llent cond •t•on , only askmg S350 Phone 992 2926 12 13 61p scHwiNN- p,~el~-biC"Yc le, boy 's cr g1rl's almost new a' most new Phone '9.49 5001 12 13 3tc -1963---------- -CHEV:Y 1 e lectric gutta r. 2 AKC Reg black ,:>oodles Phone {30-4 1 882 2591 12 13 4tc For Her Christmas MIDDLEPORT Brick busrness burldlng w11h 6 rooms .0 "At Caut1on Ltght, Rt. 7" Tuppers Plains, Ohto Phone 667 ·3158 OPEN WED. THRU HOTPOINT P.M. MICROWAVE OVEN Only '231.52 " -' "' ,. " -.. --.. .. ~ " • Isabe l Simpson, hostess , her home The meetmg • open e d woth Mrs Gretta Simpson, presodent, m charge Group songong of the Hymn, " It Came Upon the Modnoght Clear" preceded the Scropture John 1·1-14 and a readong, "The Real Chrostmas Story" The group sang "Solen! Noght ' Holy Noght!" and Prayer by Mrs Bokacsan A busoness sessoon followed and roll call answered woth a stropture verse by tw !eve memb~rs The meeting m January wtll be at the home of Mrs Dorothy Badgley A program by Vera Beegle followed. She talked about our themes , "ReJOICe on Hope" and "Encourage One Another" Scropture, Hebrews 10:23-25 and Prayer Her subJect was "The Best of Two Worlds" Titus 2·1-5 and I Tomothy 5:2. Reading s oneluded "Sharmg Dreams", "Moving On From Here", "How to Become Encouragers1', " A Litany '~ . Older Women-Younger Women a discussoon on several subJects and a readong "Once on a Small Vollage". The s mgmg of "0 Come All Ye Faothful" and the Lord's Prayer on unoson closed the meeting. Lovely refreshments were served by the hostess at tables beautofully decorated for the Chnstmas Season. The Unoted Methodosl Church held a s ox o'clock Chnstmasdonner at the church annex Wednesday eve nong, Dec. 4. Followong the donner a program of Chrostmas songs and readi'ngs was enJoyed by LARRY'S • Featuring .. •• .." .... p Kirkwood Governor ~ .... N .,"" ....... -..• .. ..• .... .." ~ ~ 7755 10 15 lfc ------------AP P LES , F lll,:>atr• ck Orchard. Phone •• 11 21 26tc ------------ -CHRISTMAS TREES for sale, -.. n " any stze, S3 a p1 ece W1de se tect ton Ph one 7112 6011 Eugene Morr1son 12 12 12tp M .. all Kenny Turley, fove year old son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Turley, has been returned home after hospotahzatoon at Veterans Memoroal Hospotal Mrs Junoor Wolfe had the mosfortune to break her ankle and IS confmed to her home Mr. Rock Hart and daughter, Debboe of Elliot, Mame , spent Thanksgovong week woth hos father, Mr Earl Hart and other relatives Mr Earl Hart left by plane to spend the wmter m Floroda. Mr. and Mrs Davod Parry and famoly spent several days wtth rela tives m W1lmmgton Mr. and Mrs. Bord Sompson of Seymour, Ind spent several days wo th hos mother, Mrs Grella Sompson and he r mother, Mrs Marguerote Wonebrenner at Moddleport Larry Wolcoxen of Ohio State Unoversity and Mr and Mrs Rock Young and son Andy of Columbus spent Thanksgoving "" . theor parents, Mr and Mrs Marton Wtlcoxen and Helen Eugene Harproc ht and Condy Rollon of Toledo spent Sunday woth Mr and Mrs Edoson Brace They vosoted Saturday woth Mr. and Mrs Ernoe Sosson at Syracuse Mr Elza Borch and son Roger , viSited his son Larry and famoly on Nebraska Mr and Mrs Edoson Brace vosoted Mr and Mrs Tom Brace at Parkersburg Monday Mr Jun Brace os home on leave from the rover boat W H Shaver, Jr , woth hos famoly Mrs Ronald Hart of Cool voile os spendong a week at her home here 72 FORD TORINO ...................... ~1695 dr sedan a...- P S, P B , v1ny l roof 72 FORD LTD 4 DR SEDAN ..........s1895 Cameron 12' & 14' Wide Up To70' Long 24' Wode Sectional Homes up to 65' Long SERVICE AFTER SALE Winter Hours: 9 a.m, to 6 p.m • Mon. Thru Sat. CLOSED SUNDAY PH. 992-7777 POMEROY, 0. Mrs Myrtle SUllth, Mrs Fern Cooper and Janeen and Miss Mabel McDanoels, Fairfax, Va., were ThanksgiVIng weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs Lows DeLuz . Cilnt Borch and Leota visited Mr. and Mrs Joe Upps and family and Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Upps and children, Voncent, Ohio, recently . Mrs Ada Fox, Bellmont, Ohio, has returned home after spending a week with her sister, Mrs. Nell Middleswart. Mrs . Ru~y Bryant, Debra and Davod, spent the ThanksglVlng weekend woth her mother, Mrs Myrtle Lewis and family at Bancroft, W Va. Mr. a nd Mrs. John Euler, CottageVIlle, W.Va ., called on S. W. Durst and other relatives on Froday afternoon . Sgt and Mrs . Ronald Albritton and son, Millington, her parents, Mr Te nn ., VISited I and Mrs Wesley Allen and family of Portland recently. ' Mr. and M.-s. Tun Wilkinson and Shawn, Columbus, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Rudy Durst ·--------------------------· 74 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, full power, a1r..... '7500 74 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, full power, air .... '7500 74 Olds 98 l. Sedan, power, a1r ............ '6200 72 Cadillac Sed. DeVIlle, v-roof, pow., a1r.... '3995 A1r P S, P B 71 FORD GALAXIE.. ....................sl295 2 Dr H T, a ula , power 71 TOYOTA 4 CYL 4 SP. ............... !795 70 VOLKSWAGEN...................... '995 2 Dr , auto, snow l1r es 69 FORD 4 DR WAGON ................ ~95 A Dr Auto trans 73 Vega Hatchback, 4 sp., radio ..... ,....... '2195 73 Olds 98 LS Sedan, full power, arr.... ,.. '4595 73 Dodge Pol. Cus. 4 Dr. HT., pow., air .... '2895 73 Olds Cut. Sup. HT Cpe., power, air .......'3295 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., v-roof, alr. •• , .......... '3495 72 Olds Toronado Cpe., V-roof, pow., air •.•• '3295 72 Chev. Imp Cpe,, V-8 auto,, P.S......... .'2495 72 Pontiac Cat. HT Cpe., power, air ....... '2695 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto.......... .'1695 62 FORD 6ft. bed .............. ,.. ~195 70 69 69 69 62 FORD 8 ft. bed............... }295 68 Pontiac Bonneville HJ. Sedar, power, air'595 Good Selection Cheaper Cars 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, power, air ....... '1095 68 Chev. BA 4 Dr., V-8, auto., P.S........... '995 72 CHEVY C101fz TON. .......... ~1795 V 8 stand trans 6112 ft bed Olds 98 Hot. Sed., power, air ........... '1495 Buick Rivena, power, air................. 'll95 Ford LTD HT. Cpe., V roof, air ........... '995 Chev. Mal. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., P,S.......... '995 See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel 67 Cadillac HJ. Sedan, full power, air........'995 RIGGS USED CARS 66 Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr., V8, auto, P.S......... '495 985 -4100 Located on St Rl . 7 Chester, 0. Karr & Van Zandt " You'll Loke Our Qualoty Way of Do onq Busoness" Kingsbury News, Notes The members of the Carleton Church had a potluck supper recently honorong the pas tor Rev Jay Stiles, who IS completong hos servoce here Fo llowon g the s upper the church presented the momster woth a goft of apprecoatoon for h1s many years of serv tce to the church and communoty Recent VISitor s of Mr and Mrs Wayne Beal were Mr and Mrs Stanley Beal of Cleveland Thanksg ov on g guests were Mr and Mrs Jack Warne r and Gordon, Mr and Mrs Kirk Chevaloer, Mr and Mrs Russell Well and Mr and Mrs. Roger Young and famoly Mr and Mrs P~olip Hamson and sons, Rodney and Trevor, Columbus spent Thanksgovmg vacatton wtth Mr and Mrs Olen Harroson Recent vosotors of Mrs Hazel Arnold were Mr and Mrs Wolloam Drake of Colwnbus, Mr and Mrs Patrock Wolhams a nd famoly of McArthur Mrs. Webber Wood, who os oil, os s taying woth h e r daughter, Mrs Vorgol Kong. Mrs Neva King who has spent the s wnmer woth her s oster, Mrs Nora Cummons at Reynoldsburg, has returned to her home here Rece nt vositors of Mr a nd Mrs Vorgol Kong were Moss Stiversville News Notes I '\ o. Pomeroy Motor Co. • •• N Z1g Zag 11'1 n•ce walnut table . In or1gmal cartons Nev(!'t' used Clea ran ce on ' 74 Models (O nly a few a vai lable } Sll3 40 cash or terms available P hone 992 Pomeroy, With One Of These 74 Cadillac Eldorado Cpe., power, air....... '8500 ......--TRUCKS,-......., MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. N !POMEROY LANDMARK fl'.: Jack w Carsey, Mgr. ~ Phone992· 2181 a tr P S , P B 1972 CHEVROLET $2295 C 20 J/4 ton, 8' Fleet s•de V 8 eng in e 4 spee.d transm1ss ton heavy duty 15' l1res , so l1d cab rad•o l· LAUREL- CLIFF- 5 rooms, bath , electr1c heat, and garage. $7500 00 Kuhl's Bargain Center H T 66 CHEV..•............•................... $295 'JI~::~<l~~ evemng , Dec 9 woth RUTLAND- 7 rooms, 3 BR, modern bath, nat gas furnece, and garage $12,000 00 12 13 8tp 2 Dr 1971 CHEVROLET 2 TON $3495 Cab& Chassts, 102" cab to axle VB 350 eng• ne, 15 000 lb s 2 speed rear axle, good 825x20 tires, solt d cab By Mrs. Francis Morris The Esther Corcle met NEW LISTING - 5 rooms. city water, basement w1th coal furnace •n Syracuse $3,000 00 K1dd1e Living Room" In velve1 rocking love seat & matchtng platform rocker, Early Amer~can S1yle $49.95 set LSlO.OO will hold for Christmas). Remember Kuhl's always has a good selection of cl""n used appliances with money-back 30 day guarantee. Ref. $25.00 up Electric or Gas Range SJS.OO up . Upright deep freezes $85.00 & $125.00, 1 stainless steel 2 pc bullf·ln refrigerator & separate freezer, avtomatlc washers 545.00, electric or gas dryers $35.00, over hauled Maylag , Kenmore & Speed Qveen wringer washers $49.95. Also budget proced quollty new furnl1ure and 1 large selection of used furniture. Come out and see for vourself at : .. 72 PLYMOUTii FURY IIL. ... ,....... ~l895 Racine Social Events ' )~I' I 11 P B OPEN EVES . 8 : 00 P . M . POMEROY, OHIO TEAFORD 'f./., • h,!lll< '>'•., Punt•" r1·1 Otlt(t 4 Door Seda n a tr, P S POMEROY MOTOR CO. Real Estate For Sale !. 72 MERCURY MONTEGO .............~l795 1973 CHEVROLET $2995 8' Fleets•de p1ckup 350 V 8 automat1c power steer tng. rad1o , 15,500 miles local 1 owner ttres showhll ttle wear, grey fm•sh, spotless 1ntenor 3 bedrooms, ceramic tile bath, dark oak kttchen , electr•c heat, and garage 520,000 00 Phone 742 3656 Phone 992-2174 Say Merry Christmas__ 4 Dr Sedan P S , P B , a•r ..1 PlANO tunmg and repa1r, Charles Scott, 992 37 18 12 13 32tp Vi"l'"'· 73 FORD GRAN IDRIN0 ..... ,.......~2495 72 FORD GALAXIE ................... ..S1795 • USED CARS H T , auto , clean 4 Dr Sedan a•r. P S , P B or 8111 Nelson r-::::;;;--.;~;:JE)ij-1 NEW HOME - NICE I FLOOR PLAN - 5 rooms, bath, porch es, garage carpeted paneled & t ried - Prrced lor qu•ck sale. $9,500 00 9 MOSTLY TILLABLE ACRES - TP water. on good blacktop road, close to some s hopprng, tdeal for homes or mobtle homes Close to recreatron areas $5,800.00 45 ACREs-Pasture, woods, cult tvahon. stocked pond, all fenced , mmerals, close •n $11,000 00 MINE AREA - 10 acres located on good f1shmg creek and good blacktop road, approved for septic tank $5,800 00 Make an offer OTHER· BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE STOP AND SEE 992-2259 or 992 2568 $330605 Dea lersh1p Open Weekday s tlll6 00 p m See Ceward Calvert, Sm1hn Art Argynes 5 1 tfc Real Estate For sate -------------I 12 ACRES anfl locust posts State Ro-ute 689 W•lke sv1 ll e, 669 3785 • . Complete Serv1ce Phone 949 38'21 or 949 3161 Racmet OhtO Cr1tf Bradford - ...-- ---------- IPnce) Base Buy a new Pontoac Ventura now- and save in the long run with lower operatong costs, than in prevoous years. Isn't that a nice thought. A new Ventura or any other Pontiac woll save you money for years to come. Merry Christmas from us . --------------- ------- ------- 4 dr CHRISTMA!i SPECIAL! Sales & Service F1re Extinguishers, Home Fere Ala.c:ms, Tes1ing & Refollong. Phone 742 4673 or 742-5595 81ll8rown, Owner Rutland, Ohto _ Dr sedan fu lly equ ipped 4 Protect Your Home Or Business Brown's Fire & Safety Equipment =-- •" EXCELSIOR Sa lt Works, E Mam St' Pomeroy AU kinds -----------~-- 1 of sa lt water pellets. water -exCAVATl NG, clozer. loader nuggets, block sa lt and own and backhoe work , septic Oh10 R1ver Sa lt Phone 992 tanks tnstalled. du~ trufJks 389 1 and lo boys for fure , will haul 6 5 ttc f•ll dirt, top soli. l1mestone & graver Call lrob or Roger HOME Improvement and Jeffers, day phone 992 7089 , Repa1r Se r viCe - Anyth1ng .rught phone 992 3525 or ~92 · 5232 f1xed around the home. lrom roof to basement You II l1ke 2 11 tfc our work a nd rat es Phone --- -- -- -- -- - ---~ 74 2 508 1 12 4 12tp ~, I - DOZE R work land c r~anng by the .:tcre hour ly or contract farm ponds roads etc Large dozer and operato r wtth over 20 years experience Pull.ns Excavat1ng , Pome r oy, Ohio Phone 992 2478 12 19 If< -------- - --,- ·.St;"WI NG Mach•nes , bra nd -·new like a person. ---- --- - ------ ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE ----- ---------- - -------------- --------------- Phone (304) 773 · 5503 = ~~ --= = =-=- - - ~~~;:,.....=sPECIALS- -:: TOP QUALITY 72 MERCURY MARQUIS ............. }2695 Phone 949-5961 Emergency 992-3995 or 992-5700 C BF<P,.D~ORD Auct •oneer ..---------------- Shuler's Marilet •"• •• "• Complete plumbing & heating service. Free Estimates . --- ----------- 2 SIAME SE cats Coppertone automat•c washer. assorted toys, 60 h p outboard motor . James Clifford Box 214 A, Pomeroy Ohto or phone 992 7201 after 5 p m 12 13 4tc - -------------- RACINE PLUMBING · & HEATING ~E P rrc 307 Spring Avenue Pomeroy 992-2298 __ ___________ _ Christmas Trees REMODELING & CONST, STORY 5 bedroom k•tchen, b 1Q l1v1 ng room -l"~ e rea i•On '---~----­ room a nd lot tn Mason W Va an R 1 33 Phone (J04J 773 SE WING MACHINES Repa.r• 5147 se rv1ce, al l rnakes 992 2284 The Fabr1c Shop Pomeroy 12 10 10tc Author•zed Smger Sales a nd Serv 1ce We sharpen SCISSors 3 29 tfc --------------- sl.98 up J ------- Real Estate For Sale J. HElL JOY TO YOUR GARAGE! CONCRETE' r------~----~ deltvered Monday through Sa turday and evenmgs Phone 446 1142 6 1l tfc NEW HAVEN JOHNSON'S Alum1num sidmg, roofing, complete res1dent1a I con struction. W1rlng, plumbing, elec heating , kitchen cabmefs etc 27 Yrs expenence 1n const. trade 9- The Dally Sentonel, Moddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Froday, Dec. 13, 1974 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •' • ' Mochele Van Meter, Pomeroy, was an overnoght guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Ada VanMeter, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Horch and son and Mr. and Mrs. George Roe-and daughters of Waterford spent Sunday woth Clint and Leota Borch. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brewer of Long Bottom and Mrs. Helen Smtth of Portland spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Audrey Brewer and DaVId . Mr . and Mrs . Lawrence ThelSS, Vmton, VISited Rev. and Mrs. L. R. Gluesencamp and Nocki Dawn, recently Mrs Mildred Ctrcle, Tom Durst, Mr. and Mrs. John Euler, Mrs Roy Donohew, Mrs . Ruby Bryant, Paul Evans, Darrell Roush, Melvm Dalley, Mike Dailey, Harold Grayson, Charles McCloud, Mrs Hazel Byrd, Howard Frank, Lois Frank, Hilton Wolfe and Mr. and Mrs. Carl , Dean. No one ts gm ng to dnve us crazy- Its JUSt a short walk Mary Lou Kong, Moss Judy Kmg and Moss Geneva Kong of Kankakee, Ill , who spent Thanksgovmg here Mr and Mrs John Dean, Mr and Mrs John Walter Dean and son , John, s pent Thanksgovong woth Mr and Mrs Robert Roed , Rodney and Davod, at Pataskala Other donner guests were Mr and Mrs Waller Terrell, Bolly Kendall, Mr and Mrs Eddoe Weekly and Mossy, Mrs Anna Mae Terrell, Juamta Terrell, all of Pataskala, Mr a nd Mrs Juno or Smalley, Judy, Kenny, Susan Dale and Hoboe , of Woerton , W Va , Mr and Mrs Roberl Young , Denms, Susan Dale and Alan Mr and Mrs Carl Hall had as rece nt viSitors Mtss Carol Hall , Mr . and Mrs Joe Hall and sons and Mr and Mrs. Paul Ca sto of Columbus Mrs Helen Daos, who was a patoent at O'Bleness Hos potal, has re tur ned home and os better Mr anc' Mrs Kenn) Smoth (Conme Bryson) and Dave Smoth of North Canton s pent several days wolh Mr and Mrs John Dean Spendong Thanksgo vmg wo th Mr and Mrs Dale Hamson were Mr . and Mrs. Olan Harnson, Mr . and Mrs Pholip Harr1son l Rodney and Trevor, and Ottoe Scholl of Pomeroy . Mr. and Mrs Ralph Carl had as Thanksgovong guests, Mr. and Mrs Charles Barnett of Grove Coty, Mr and Mrs. Vorgol Carl, Brett, Randy, Danny and Melodo, Rodney Carl and Debboe Queen, Dwoght Carl, Sandra Carl, Ivan Paula , Johnny and Shem Mrs Faye Pratt spent a noght wlth Mrs Olen Hamson recently The ladies of the Carleton c hurch gathered Thursday mght and prepared boxes for the servicemen Mrs John W Dean honored her husband, John, woth a borthday party Sunday mght. Cake and oce cream were served to the followong: Mr. and Mrs Paul Paynter, Mr and Mrs Garold Golkey, Rick, Cindy, Tammy, Jason, Mrs Edith Ross, Brenda and Junoor, Mr and Mrs. John Dean and John Jeremy . What's sa uce for the Chrostmas goose os s pots for, the Chnstmas necktte Our non'tavorlle producer has several turkeysTVevyy year I • 9"~2 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenongs Unti16 : 0G-Tii5 p.m. Sat Reedsville News, Notes By Mrs Lyle Balderson Mr and Mrs Rawleogh Hetzer and famoly of Akron vos oted woth the Hctzer-Bose famoly Thanksgovong Other v1s1 tors were Mr and Mrs Arthur Hetzer of Sardos Mrs Helen Arc her vos oted "'th the Don Coleman fam ol) of Cnlumbus durong th e Thanksgovong holoday Vo cki Carr of Alfred vosoted woth Robon and Karen Hwnphrey recently Mr J osep hone Hull and Carl Smoth of Waldo vosoted woth the Walter Brown s, Denver Webers, Ernest Whoteheads and Warren P1ckens Robon Hwnphrey of OhiO State Umversoty on Colwnbus spe nt her Tha nk s govong vacat1on w1th her parents, Mr and Mrs C Ed llwnpho ey and Karen Mr and Mrs Carl Buckley v1soted woth Mr and Mrs E M R oddi e of Parkersburg, Thanksgovong . Gue s ts duron g the Thanksg ovong hohday at the home of Mr and Mrs Davod Sm1th and Dwna were Mrs Tom Drake uf Reynoldsburg , Mr and Mo s Davod Sm oth of Manetta, Mr and Mrs Tom Gr oenveld , Mr and Mrs Moke Bossell , Mr and Mrs Ted Hayman of Colwnbus, Mr a nd Mrs Joe Bossell and Mo and Mrs Ha rold Holter and famoly of Lon g Bottom and Joe Bossell and Tom of Mason, W Va Mr a nd Mrs Car l Buckley honot ed Mrs ~wrence Rose woth a borthday d1nner at theor home Saturday Gues ts oneluded Mr and Mrs Lawrence Ros e, Mr and Mrs Ernest Ruth and Ann Mane Buckley of Reeds volle , Mr and Mrs Garrett Reed uf Cuulvolle, Mr and Mrs Roma Sandy and Mrs Ahce Foutty of Parkers bur g ~ and Mrs. Dana Van Meter, Davod and Lon , of Belpre Mr a nd Mo s Gene Wolson We challenge you to match our fogures & v alues, ·dollar for dollar on new or used trucks or car s "The closer you look, the better we look" . We ha ve 36 new Ford cars and 11 new Ford truck s, plu s many low moleage locally owned used car s, all offered at llljures that woll make YOU WIN 1974 Pinto J dr Runa bou t 7 641 e~1 s y mtles so ld 4 sp Almost ltke the da y tl wa 5 SAVE 1974 Ford Counlry Squ •r e Sta t1 on Wngon Off c •al scar 13 148 mtle s Ha s a lm ost ever y a ccessory Ford rii a kes ShoNroom c le.=~n Du rawea ve clof h v •n y l uph ols ter y 1972 Ford LTD 4 Dr Hardtop Show s fe nd er care A •r cond nnd fu ll cqu•rH n cnl 1971 Volkswagen s2295 Dr Sedan look s l1 ke no on e ever sal on seats so cle flrl Careful local owne r Low m il eage 4 1970 Chevrolet s1795 Ca prt ce 2 dr ha r d top Fmes l a nd bes l Ch evy m ade and lh• s one IS tops A•r condtl•on ed a nd a ll goodr es 1970 Ford Maverick 2 Or Sedan You have lo see lht s one to a pprec a le 1t s val uP 1969 Pontiac Gr a n Prt x 2 dr ha r dt op Power s teermg powe r brakes Aul o fra ns Beautiful metalltc gree n H1g hesl prtced Ponf1a c bu t a t our WIN pn ce We mv 1te a cl ose r look I SEE: FRED BLAETTNAR, DARRELL DODDRILL, DANNY THOMPSON Keith Goble Ford, Inc. 992-2196 3rd Ave Middleport Laurd Clift' News Notes By Bcrlha Parker Sabbath School attendance on Dec 6 was 84 Mr and Mrs Ph ol WISe of McCunnelsv oll e attended Sunday mornmg sen.1ces at the Loca l churc h Chff Kleon wa ' 1etuoned home Sunday fr om Veterans Memoroal Hos potal s pent Thanksg1vong Day woth Mr and Mrs Jumor Congrove and famoly of Zanesvolle Mr and Mrs Pea r I .J.:t( oh!i, Mr and Mrs James (;Jimon• Mr and M1 s Chffot d Jd<.:Ub s VISited relatives m ('ol um bus ove1 the weeke nd Mr and Mrs Ma n on Ho\... Pil of Colwnbus vts Jted o-...e r the weekend woth Mr a nd Mrs James Woll and fa moly a nd Mr and Mrs Walter Wa lke r Mr and Mrs Boll Pe n y of Athens vosoted Sunday wo th Mr and Mt s N01 m a n Sc haefer Mr and Mrs Da le Srmth m•d rarmly spent Thank sg iVIn g wtth Mr and Mr s Don Sm1th at Canton Mrs Bess Lm km s spent Thank sg1vmg Day woth her daughter, Mrs Dorrs Marks, at Ches ter Mrs W1lma Wng ht and mece of Ho ck ongpoo t vo so te d Saturday evemn g w1th Mr and Mrs Bill Congrove and Pam A hoioda y pun c h os w hat you II get sf vo u try to rn onQr oiJ ze lhe sauce Ftrst, tnm tlu• tnrn th1• tree budg e l ~ lh c n , N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12 ,2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS. ) - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY . J ,, u ,, ,, " ' H This year Why Not Give A Gift That Will Incr~.<>e In Value, and Is Your Best Hedge Against Inflation. CHRISTMAS HOURS Thursday & Friday 6:00-9:00 Saturday 1:30-8:00 MTS COINS OF GALLIPOLIS 121 State St. •••••=4:4;::6;:·~1~84::;2:.__________.;._____llllllll'll••••~--·----- •• " ...'. �• 8- The Daoly Sentonel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Dec 13, 1974 Carpenter News, Event Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Notice Help Wanted EARLY YEAR E ND 11'1 Ve ntory Sa le • Begmnlng F r1day 13 pr1ces drast.cally reduced on both FabriCs and Craft s Cra ft c la sses every Thursday n1ghf Belpre Nov e lt y and Crafts , Belpre Oh10 Hours 1 5 Sunday 9 9 weekdays 12 11 4ft: --- - - - - - - - - - - OUR F LOR ID A FRUIT HAS ARRIVED" Hamlmoranges navel oranges tan ge Jo es ptnk and wh•fe grapefruit Call ME IGS FFA 9n 2159 for del•very or come 10 th e Vo Ag Departmen t or contact any F F A member Business Services - For Sale Sales or Agent Wanted GOOD MAN to till vacancy •n PQmeroy area No exper.ence necessary Age not tm portant Good character a must we tratn A1r Mall F S D1ck. Pr es Southwestern Petroleum Corp , F• Worth GHEEN'S PAINTING 949-3295 Mural GaJay,ay called. to see h her soster, Goldoe Chase, at a 1'2 11 4tc I b us medtcal h orne m Cown PARTTIME babyS itt er for 2 recently She also called on school age Chi ldr en Ca ll 992 Ne lhe Dye at a nursmg home m 3457 1'2 13 31c Colwnb us Goldte Gtllogly was a dmner guest of her son-m-law and l2116tc daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur - - - - - - - - - - - - - match Rac.ne Gun Crab tree Afternoon callers at SHOOTING Club Sunday, Dec 15 1 p m In the Crabtree home were Mrs 12 11 lite Paul Gaston and daughte rs . - - - - - - - - - - - - S HOOTING MATCH Corn Mr a nd Mrs Walter Jordan Hollow Gun Club turn f1rst enj(lyeda Thanksg1vmg fanuly r tght after Mt les Cemete ry Rutland Factory choked Age 8 or Older ga thenng at the home of her guns on ly sunday Dec 15 1 parents, Mr and Mrs Chnton P m 12 123fc Golkey on Albany Rev and Mrs Davod Whole, HAVE your deer trophy mounted Also ather sma l l Ill Court St . , Pomeroy Frankfort, spent a day here an1ma1s and b1rds Phone woth theor so n-on -law and Phone 992-2156 Howard BlrChfteld Rutland 742 5932 daughter, Mr and Mrs. Herb 12 3 tfc 23" Color TV, mapl.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 139 95 Wolfe and Beth Ann Pets For Sale Roberta Parker, Bohvar, os AUCTION , Thursday anct Patchwork Rocker, maple tr1 49 95 C HR ISTtAAS Poodle pupp•es, Sa turday n1ghf 7 p m at spendmg a few days here woth AKC Reg toy and t~ny s ilv e r Masdf1 Auct.on, Horton St m her father, Ney Carpenter Phone 696 1297 after 4 30 M ason, W Va Cons1gnments SPECIAL OF WEEK Sha de Oh10 welc.ome Phone (3 04) 773 Mr and Mrs Da le Stansbury 12 lJ Jtc 5471 and Mr and Mrs. Jerry 10 3 tfc Stansbury and famoly, local, JOined Mr and Mrs Clair GUN SHOOT Sa turday Dec Wanterl To Buy 14 at 1 p m Mile Hil l Ro ad CA.:aH Pltd for all makes and NOW Stansbury and fam1 I y, Asso r ted m eats Factory models of mobil e homes Groveport, for a Thanksgtvmg c hoked guns only Sponsored Phone area code 614 423 9531 by- Racme F tre Dept 12 donner at the home of Mr an d c 4 lJ ttc 3 New Bedroom Suttes~7:r::===-- 23~ 95 and 269 95 9 61 Medt1erranean and Tradtttonal Mrs Larry Stansbury and - - - - - - - - - - - - - CASHSUUSS FOR JUNK 4 Maytag Dryers _ _'--_ _ _ __ __ _ _ 69 95 up - PUBLIC NOTICEcholdren on Rey noldsburg . Mr. CARS Comp FRYE'S TO WHOM IT MAY CON New Mediterranean Set of and Mrs . Chester Proce , CERN TRUCK and AUTO PARTS Tables _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ 119?5 Rutlan d, phone 742 6094 A Pet 1 1•on for Annexat•on to Albany, accompanoed them 11 26 26tc the VIllage of Racme Mergs and spent the day with her Coun ty Oh10 of adJacent Real1shc 40 W AM FM S1e reo Component Oulllf_ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ aa oo territory here.naffer descnbed 110 FOR runk cars brother-m-law and sister, Mr S15 has been duly tiled w1fh the delivered , S1 1unked auto and Mrs. Leon Hughes, Board of County Com bOd1es Phone 949 44B4 Solod Slate Stereo Component _ _ __ _ __ __ 49.95 mISS toners of Metgs Cou nty Colwnbus 112426tp OhiO IOWII Those from Columboa Hoover Green Portable Washer and DrYer 100 00 Srtuate '" the Townsh1p at Grange who attended Meogs Sutton , County of Me1gs State OLD furn•tur e 1ce bo)(es brass be ds or complete households Oh1o and commencmg at the County Grange Offocers of wr.te M D M•ller Rt 4 most sout hwes terly corner of Pomeroy , Ohto Cal l 992 7760 Conference at Rock Sprmgs the Vtllage of Rac1ne. Metgs 10 7 74 County , Oh1o, be1ng the po.nt Grange Hall Froday evemng where th e south l1ne of Sect1on -------- ------MICROWAVE OVEN were Bertha Croppen, Mr and 16 1ntersects the low water JU NK autos, complete and mark of the Ohio R1ver (the delivered to our yard We Mrs Arthur Crabtree, Carl border of the State of Oh 1ol p•ck up auto bod•es and buy , , , ,® Greenlees, Mr and Mrs Earl thence southeasterly along the all ktnds of scr ap metals and lme of 100 acre lots Nos •ron R1der's Salvage, Sf Rt Starkey and Mr and Mrs . west 279 278 and 277 to the southwest 124 , Rt 4, Pomeroy , Oh1o Mendal Jordan. corne r of II)() acre tot No 277 , Call 992 546B thence east along the south line 10 17 lfc Mr and Mrs Nathan Brady ot 100 acre lot No 277 to the and Renee, Jeromesville, were southeast corner of sa 1d 100 acre rot No 277 thence m a For Rent Thanksgovmg weekend guests straight hne northeast to the of her parents, Mr . and Mrs pomt where the west r •g ht of FURNISHED house tor rent, 5 mmutes to Meigs Mtne No 1 Ime of MeigS County Road Wayne Peck and daughters. way Call 742 5986 No 28 tntersects the south nght 12 13 stc Donner guests of Mr and of way Ime of what tS known as the Yellow Bush Road , Wh1ch - - -----------Mrs Cecil Blackwood and Lisa potnt ts •n 72 acre lot No 834 TRAILER tor rent 3 bedroom furniShed, 12x6D Call 7.112 3422 Dye on Thanksgiving Day were thence m a north er ly d1rect1on or 927 6-i36 fol lowtng the west nght of way Model RR4D Paul and W. C. Peck, Mrs . l tne of Me1gs County Road No 12 13 6tp Robert Blackwood and Dale 28 to 1ts •ntersect1on w1th south FREE ••• BROWNING SKILLET of way Ime of sta te Rou te 4 ROOMS furniShed apt w •th Dye Callers were Mr and r•ght bath, 2 bedroom l•v•ng room N o 124 , the nce easterly along and kitchen upsta1rs Phone the south r•ght of way lme of Mrs Thad Dye and Charity r----EXTRA SPECIALS!---, 992 5810 Sta te Route No 124 to a pomt Mr and Mrs . Larry Stanley that tS d •rectty south of a 12 11 btp 1-Bell & Howell Mov1e Camera and Anna of Maroon were pro rec t•on of a west rtght of way 1- Small Mare, gentle ndmg horse Call for tn of what 1S known as the 2 BEDROOM tra11er at corner guests of her parents, Mr and l~ne formation. Every 1tem prtced to sell Salser road , thence north along of Broadway and Elm, Mrs Lewos Smo th for a pre- the west r1ght of way l1ne of the Middleport No pets or Sa lser road to the forks of th e ch tldren Call 992 2580 after 6 Thanksgoving supper and road tn Sec t•on No 10 thence P m VISited hos parents Mr and north to the north ltne of sa•d 12 s tfc Sect•on No 10, th ence west Mrs Eugene Stanley, Albany, along the r1orth 111'1e of Sect •on on Thanksg!Vmg Day No 10 Sec l•on 16 and 100 acre 2 BEDROOM double Wide tot No 280 to the northwest mobile home tn Sy ra cuse Mr and Mrs Bob Hamson corner of said 100 acre lot No Depos1 t requ~red No children or pets Cart 992 2441 after 6 and famoly, Stoutsvolle, visited 280, thence southeasterly along p m westlrne of satd 100 acre lot wo th Mr and Mrs . Wolliam the See Herb, Dave, Mike No 280 (which Is a tow water 12 1 tfc Cheadle and Mr . and Mrs Rex mark of the Ohto R1ver on the s•de), to the corporete 3 BEDROOM hom e, la rge l!v1ng l:irate or Gene Smith Cheadle durong the OhiO l1m 1ts of the V•llage of Rac•ne room and built tn kllc hen Me•os County , Oh 10 thence Thanksgoving vacatoon wall to wall carpet breeze follow~ng northerly easterly , way closed In, large uhhly 1974 ZIG ZAG SEW IN G TW IN NEEDLE SEW IN G Mr and Mrs Gene Jeffers southerly and westerly the room , furnished or un MACHINES 1974 model 1n MACHINES left m layaway corporat e ltmlts of the VIllage and sons, and Mr and Mrs furnIShed, $35 a week plus All butlt m to buttonhole do walnut sta nd AH features Racme to the place of utiltltes 31" mtle past Beacon s tretch sew•ng a nd fancy built m fo make fancy des1gns Mochael Lawson enJoyed of begtnnmg Stat•on on Rt 33 near church s llt ch•ng Pay lUSt $48 t5 cash and do st retch sew1ng Also The Pet1110n Wilt be heard at dinner woth Mr. and Mrs. Reed es and grade and h1gh sc hool or ferm s availab le Trade •n s bu ttonhol es blind hems etc 1 00 PM on January 28th, 1975 CaH 992 2050 after 12 accepted Phone 992 7755 $43 35 cas h or te rm s Jeffers and Mrs. Beulah at the Common P'eas Court 12 10 6ft: available Phon e 992 7755 12 3 tfc Room at the Court House Cordray and Mr and Mrs ------ - -----12 11 ff c Pomeroy , Ohio The Peht 10n Larry Borchf1eld and Mr. and w1th a rnap of the lerr•tory to be TRAILER space, 2 m•les from WALNUT stereo r a dto am fm, VACUUM c lea n e rs Electro 8 fra c k tape o::omb •na t•on Pomeroy, Rt 143 Phone 992 Hyg,ene new demonstrators Mrs Jack Jordan were supper annexed 1S on file at the Off1ce Balance $110 69 or term s Ca ll 5858 have a ll cleanmg attachments of the AUditOr of MetgS County 992 3965 guests at the Jeffers home 1027 tfc plus the new Elec tro Suds for OhiO where 1t may be v1ewed 12 3 He shampootng carpe t Only Ida Denmson spent several by any •nterested person ------------3 ROOM furnished apar t ment, $27 SO cas h or terms days in Columbus woth the ut1i1tles pa1d, 35 ~ N Fourth P LA NT ATION g rown Chr1sf available Phone 992 7755 JOHN T WOLFE mas trees Sco t c h Ptne, St M iddleport John Knotts fanuly 12 11 tfc Agent for the Norway Spruce , Blue Sp ruce 12 8 6tp Pet•t•oners and Doug la s F1r Reasonable Mr. and Mrs. RogerSpoegle, 11 11 291121 6. 13, 20 ~tc REO RADIO, 8 tr a ck tape pnces Shop ea rl y fa r best STE comb•nat.on AM FM rad•o Anna and Wayne, Columbus, J AND A ROOM furniShed and se lecttons Bob's Ma rket Balance $109 74 , or terms unfurnlshe.d apartments Mason W Va 773 5721 VISited with her brother-m-law ---- -- -'- - - - - - - - Call 992 3965 Phone 992 5434 12 11 If and sister, Mr and Mrs Rex 12 11 tfc 4 12 tfc -------------3 SPACE gas heaters $30 eac h, Cheadle and also with her NOTICE ON FILING PRIVATE meeting room for two new bedroom set Early OF INVENTORY any oroa.,lzatlon, phone 992 parents, Mr and Mrs Noble Amencar1 6 months old $250 AND APPRAISEMENT 3975 250 Amp gasolme welder, Hamon and other relatoves The State of Oh10, Metgs 3 11 tfc Qu•ckway varve facmg County, Court of Common here ' $600 machtne automotive S750 12 Pleas, Probate Olvlston f•rstlme BF G t.res or1e floor Nancy SUllth of Columbus To the Adm1n1strators of the COUNTRY Mobill Home Park, Any Stze Frutt Baskets Made safe Sl35 John Deere farm R t 33, ten m lies north of estate , to such of the follow1ng spent the weekend here With tractor Model A $250 as tS to Order for Chnstmas. Pomeroy Large lots w•th as are res1dents of the State of Master a.r condl f ton tn g tool concrete patios, s•dewatks, her parents, Mr and Mrs. Oh10, v•z the surv1111ng set gas s fat10n T BA ttems runners and off street Lewos Smith They were jomed spouse, the next of k1n, the parking Also , spaces for All for sell or trad e Arnold benef•c •anes under the will Octeau ~ Se ll e r s R1dgt! Port small trellers Phone 992 7479 for a Froday evenmg holiday and to the attorney or attorneys land, Oh 1o any ttme 1 21 tfc supper by her friend, Reece re,:>resent•Mt any of the 12 11 arc atoremenltoned person s Locally Owned Trather, of Portsmouth. Els 1e B Bryant. Deceased, .4 RM furnished apt close to Powell's Super Valu. phon e TWO pon 1es. 1 sadd le and Oh10 , Rutland Guests of Mrs. Rolland Rutland, br1dle , S85 c omp lete See 992 3658 Township , No 212.44 Arnold Octeau, Se ller's Crabtree who enjoyed a family 11 20 tfc You are hereby notlf•ed that R1dge Portland, Oh10 any the 11'1ventory and Ar:> -------------gathering were Mr. and Mrs. t•m e pralsement of the estate of the 1970 VALIANT 65x12 3'bedroorrl Pomeroy, 0. Kenneth Crabtree, McArthur, aforement•on , deceased , late of 12 11 etc fully carpeted, LP gas heat -------------Phone 992 7751 and Mr and Mrs Donald sa•d County, was f•lecl 10 th1S ONE Cour•er ML100 l•n ea r 12 Cf-.lRISTMAStreesonold Rt 33 Court Satd •nventory ancl 8 25 tfc Crabtree and Cindy and Murl Appra •sement will be for volt on e 8 track tape player Ph one Opha Offutt 991 3296 heanng before this Court on the for car, four 15 '" x 6 hol e 1220 12tp Gala way, local r1ms tor Chevy or G M C ---- ---------26th day of December, 1974, at HOUSE 4 rooms and bath, n ice yard and drlvewey Also, Mrs . Bob Schmidt and 10 00 o'c lock A M P•ckup Phon e 992 2244 REFRIGERAtOR ktf c hen furnished apt Cal~ 9'12 2780 or range sofa d~nette se t Any person desinng to f1le 12 10 3tc daughters, Tina and Robon, 992 3432 except•ons thereto must file lamp s, reco rd player - ~ --- - --- - ---Canotl9burg, Pa. , vosoted her them at least f•ve days pnor to 12 12 -tfc 20 pet off on anythmg •n hard bedroom su tt es , anflques , and ware Stewart s Hardware, of her 1tems Phone 992 3457 mother, Mrs. Harold Oxley and the date set for heenng Mam Sf , Rutland 12 10 7tc G1ven under my hand and 2 BEDROOM house trailer for rent tn Rutland Phone 7.42 her grandparents, Mr. and seat of sa1d Court, this 11th day 12 12 life - - - - - - - -- -- - - 4465 anyttme of December 197-i FIREWOOD for sale , $15 per - - - - - - -- -- - - - - Mrs . Dale Stansbury. 12 12 3tc 1957 CHEVY paris load P hone 742 4831 NEW Mrs. Oxley, along With Mrs . Manning D Webster 12 10 12tp Lakewood fr actton ba rs , hi Judge FURNISHED apt Adults only , 1aeker a•r shocks, hooker Schmidt and daughters, then M iddle,:>ort Phone 992 3874 headers, With 3' collectors tor LABlANC s liver trumpet and 11 1.4 lfc were in Reynoldsburg where By Ann a watson case by VICtor Excellent small block Call 992 3496 con d1t1on . appra•sed at $300, after 6 p m BEST OF FE R they were guests of Mr. and 20 ' Oepuly Clerk UNFURNISHED house. 4 (12)13, ,2c sell $250, G1rl s roller s katmg 10 17 tfc rooms and bath 1650 L~ncoln Mrs. Larry Stansbury and sons s hoes, s1ze 7, white , SlO Heights f)hone 992 3874 Men's sport racket, medtum, and spent the night on GROCERY busm ess for sate 11 14 tfc PUBLIC NOTICE blue s tze 36 aK;~d trousers to Bu•ldtng for sa le or lease Groveport with Mr. and Mrs. Sealed bids Will be recetved match used very few t1 mes . Phone,773 5618 from 8 30 p m by the Meigs Local School FURNISHED apartment $30 783 ft cured red and Dale Turner. to iO p m for appomtm ent 01Strict Board Of Education m wh1te oak planks. S100 Phone utilttlert fUrl'11shed. su~tabl e 3 20 ffc Mr. and Mrs . TeiTy Cam, the Meigs Juntor Hi9h School 985 -4110 for two working men or 12 10 61p who recently returned to Ohio Butldlng unfit 7 30 PM on Jan ret1red couple LtV1ng room WALNUT stereo rad1o, am tm, u , 1975 for two (2) school buses k ~tchen , shower and bath On from a naval assignment in Separate b ids will be received 8 track tape co mb •na t•on • main htghway , Moson , W Va Balance S107 45 or terms Call Greece are announcmg the tor school bus chassis and Phor1e 773 5 l-i7 992 3965 sc hoot bus bod tes 1027 ,tfc birth of a son , Jason Alan , at 111 9tfc Spec•l•caflons for school bus O'Bleness Memoroal Hospotal, c hass is and school bus bod•es FURNISHED apt 3 rooms and may be obtamed by calling 992 bath , tdeal for wor k1ng Athens. The baby os now on 5650 ~ couple Phone 992 2937 Auto Sales The Me1gS' Local School Children's Hospital on Colbus 12 8 61p DtsfrlCt Board of Educatton recovenng from a lung con- reser ves the nght to re1ect any 1964 OLD S MOB I LE 98 LUXURY MODEL P S 3 BEDROOM house Phone 992 dLUon but IS expected to be and all b•ds 3975 0,. 992 2571 P B AUTO ELECTRIC brought home soon. Mrs. Cam SEATS :AND WINDOWS Meigs Local 12 3 ttc NEW RADIAL TIRE S, VERY School DistriCt Is the former V1ckie Hoyd and GOOD COND ITION FOR Board of .Education ONE BEDROOM tretler , all Local grandparents are Mr. and INFORMATION CALL 992 ut111t1es ond cable TV Fur 2508 OR SEE ANY TIME AT L W McComas, ol!rs. Cecil Hoyd and local n•shecl Phone 992 3719 after 13 1 LAUREL ST MID Clerk 4 30 p m ~reat grandparents are Mr. DLEP.O RT ON Y!)UR DIAL 12 9 tfc 12 13 3tp md Mrs. Clarence Lyons. " 21 13 ?O 2? I ll 3, •tc - - - Rach1e, 0. Interior & Exterior Work FREE ESTIMATE Carrier Wanted Fully Insured CREMEA N S The Daily Sentinel 2 Pc. Bedroom Suite 3 N~ Tables ~~~85 $29995 2 Big lamps -------------- ---- - ------ ---- ------------------ ------ Gift Idea For The Homemaker '469.95 I' ' --- ------- - ---- Rutland Furniture 742-4211 Rutland, 0. -------------- ----- ---- - - - - - - --- - ------ - -- --------------- !:iEP11C TANKS deaned Modern San1fafton , 992 3954 or 992 7349 9 18 tfc - ----- - BEDROOM house tor sale SSOO down , $70 per month Phone 992 3975 or 992 2571 12 3 tfc ------------ 2 Strout Realty RT 143 - All new e lec , 3 bedr oom s, carpeted, modern kitchen, 1112 a ground $26,500 00 RUTLAND - Older bn c k hom e, 1 a ground, wrth 2 entrances, space for tra1ler $14,000 00 NEW- All elec, carpeted, 3 BR , a1r cond•t•onmg, $17,500 00 160 A FARM - Several outbv1ldrngs large home , elec heat, 6 ponds Owner w•ll take land contract CONTACT Lots Pauley, Branch Manager -------------- --------------- 7 ROOM house bath, garage, full basement , larg e garden . newly remodeled In Ra c tne Call 949 2836 after 7 p m 12 3 1'2tc FIVE ROOM one floor home redecorated •ns•de and out Small concrete park10g area tn front. n•ce back yard , utll •ty bu 1dtng , new Luxa.re furnace sys tem 205 Sprmg Ave Pomeroy Pr iCed reasor1ably Phone 992 5292 12 5 ffc ------------- - - - -------------- ------------ -- -------------- -------------- We talk to you WMP0/1390 - ------ - ---- - On State Rt . 124, 1h m1 from Route 1 by-pass towards Rutland Ph . 992-5682 or 992 -7121 All Mechanocal Work Open Mon . Sat 8A.M 6PM - - ---- I 73 FORD GALAXIE 500............... }2195 VENT URA 2 DOOR COUPE Pontiac Ventura lANKS clea n ed, reasonable rat es Ph 4116 4782 Gall•pol•s John Russe ll, owner and operator 5 12 tf c NEW b1 level home 3 bedrooms bui lt tn k1tchen, basement wdh one car garage Phone 742 36 15 or see M1l0 Hut c hiSOn 11 1 tfc BUILDING lot. 80f t frontage x 165 ff The sec ond lof on left on R IVe r v tew Or1ve , L10C OII1 Hil l, Pomeroy Oh10 If '" teres ted •ca ll 992 3230 after ' p m 10 17 tf c OLD HOUSe •n Syracuse on 2 n1ce lots $3000 or best offer Phone 992 5898 12 12 41C --------------For Sale 1971 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass Supre me 1 owner, new set of rad•al t~res , 6,000 m 1les , pe rfect cond•t•on Per sonally owned Arnold Grate Rutland See at Rulland Fu rn1ture Company Phone 742 4211 day , n1ghf call 742 5541 12 3 tfc -------------- 2 HE REFORD He 1fer s, one -450 lbs , other 275 lbs Phone 8.43 2353 12 13 3tc .._ SMITH NELSON MOTORS INC. • • 500 E. Main 2 SIGNS PIANO funtng Lane Dantels lOth yea r dependable servtce Phone 992 2082 M tddleport 12 13 6tp OF QUALITY READY ~M IX CONCRETE del1vered nght to your pro1ect Fast and eesy Free est1mates Phone 992-3284 Goeglein Ready MIX Co Mtddle,:>ort, Oh•o 6 30 If( /\' ' !(It I 1971 KA WASA K I 100 CC TraJibtke , 2,900 m•l es, ex ce llent cond •t•on , only askmg S350 Phone 992 2926 12 13 61p scHwiNN- p,~el~-biC"Yc le, boy 's cr g1rl's almost new a' most new Phone '9.49 5001 12 13 3tc -1963---------- -CHEV:Y 1 e lectric gutta r. 2 AKC Reg black ,:>oodles Phone {30-4 1 882 2591 12 13 4tc For Her Christmas MIDDLEPORT Brick busrness burldlng w11h 6 rooms .0 "At Caut1on Ltght, Rt. 7" Tuppers Plains, Ohto Phone 667 ·3158 OPEN WED. THRU HOTPOINT P.M. MICROWAVE OVEN Only '231.52 " -' "' ,. " -.. --.. .. ~ " • Isabe l Simpson, hostess , her home The meetmg • open e d woth Mrs Gretta Simpson, presodent, m charge Group songong of the Hymn, " It Came Upon the Modnoght Clear" preceded the Scropture John 1·1-14 and a readong, "The Real Chrostmas Story" The group sang "Solen! Noght ' Holy Noght!" and Prayer by Mrs Bokacsan A busoness sessoon followed and roll call answered woth a stropture verse by tw !eve memb~rs The meeting m January wtll be at the home of Mrs Dorothy Badgley A program by Vera Beegle followed. She talked about our themes , "ReJOICe on Hope" and "Encourage One Another" Scropture, Hebrews 10:23-25 and Prayer Her subJect was "The Best of Two Worlds" Titus 2·1-5 and I Tomothy 5:2. Reading s oneluded "Sharmg Dreams", "Moving On From Here", "How to Become Encouragers1', " A Litany '~ . Older Women-Younger Women a discussoon on several subJects and a readong "Once on a Small Vollage". The s mgmg of "0 Come All Ye Faothful" and the Lord's Prayer on unoson closed the meeting. Lovely refreshments were served by the hostess at tables beautofully decorated for the Chnstmas Season. The Unoted Methodosl Church held a s ox o'clock Chnstmasdonner at the church annex Wednesday eve nong, Dec. 4. Followong the donner a program of Chrostmas songs and readi'ngs was enJoyed by LARRY'S • Featuring .. •• .." .... p Kirkwood Governor ~ .... N .,"" ....... -..• .. ..• .... .." ~ ~ 7755 10 15 lfc ------------AP P LES , F lll,:>atr• ck Orchard. Phone •• 11 21 26tc ------------ -CHRISTMAS TREES for sale, -.. n " any stze, S3 a p1 ece W1de se tect ton Ph one 7112 6011 Eugene Morr1son 12 12 12tp M .. all Kenny Turley, fove year old son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Turley, has been returned home after hospotahzatoon at Veterans Memoroal Hospotal Mrs Junoor Wolfe had the mosfortune to break her ankle and IS confmed to her home Mr. Rock Hart and daughter, Debboe of Elliot, Mame , spent Thanksgovong week woth hos father, Mr Earl Hart and other relatives Mr Earl Hart left by plane to spend the wmter m Floroda. Mr. and Mrs Davod Parry and famoly spent several days wtth rela tives m W1lmmgton Mr. and Mrs. Bord Sompson of Seymour, Ind spent several days wo th hos mother, Mrs Grella Sompson and he r mother, Mrs Marguerote Wonebrenner at Moddleport Larry Wolcoxen of Ohio State Unoversity and Mr and Mrs Rock Young and son Andy of Columbus spent Thanksgoving "" . theor parents, Mr and Mrs Marton Wtlcoxen and Helen Eugene Harproc ht and Condy Rollon of Toledo spent Sunday woth Mr and Mrs Edoson Brace They vosoted Saturday woth Mr. and Mrs Ernoe Sosson at Syracuse Mr Elza Borch and son Roger , viSited his son Larry and famoly on Nebraska Mr and Mrs Edoson Brace vosoted Mr and Mrs Tom Brace at Parkersburg Monday Mr Jun Brace os home on leave from the rover boat W H Shaver, Jr , woth hos famoly Mrs Ronald Hart of Cool voile os spendong a week at her home here 72 FORD TORINO ...................... ~1695 dr sedan a...- P S, P B , v1ny l roof 72 FORD LTD 4 DR SEDAN ..........s1895 Cameron 12' & 14' Wide Up To70' Long 24' Wode Sectional Homes up to 65' Long SERVICE AFTER SALE Winter Hours: 9 a.m, to 6 p.m • Mon. Thru Sat. CLOSED SUNDAY PH. 992-7777 POMEROY, 0. Mrs Myrtle SUllth, Mrs Fern Cooper and Janeen and Miss Mabel McDanoels, Fairfax, Va., were ThanksgiVIng weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs Lows DeLuz . Cilnt Borch and Leota visited Mr. and Mrs Joe Upps and family and Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Upps and children, Voncent, Ohio, recently . Mrs Ada Fox, Bellmont, Ohio, has returned home after spending a week with her sister, Mrs. Nell Middleswart. Mrs . Ru~y Bryant, Debra and Davod, spent the ThanksglVlng weekend woth her mother, Mrs Myrtle Lewis and family at Bancroft, W Va. Mr. a nd Mrs. John Euler, CottageVIlle, W.Va ., called on S. W. Durst and other relatives on Froday afternoon . Sgt and Mrs . Ronald Albritton and son, Millington, her parents, Mr Te nn ., VISited I and Mrs Wesley Allen and family of Portland recently. ' Mr. and M.-s. Tun Wilkinson and Shawn, Columbus, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Rudy Durst ·--------------------------· 74 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, full power, a1r..... '7500 74 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, full power, air .... '7500 74 Olds 98 l. Sedan, power, a1r ............ '6200 72 Cadillac Sed. DeVIlle, v-roof, pow., a1r.... '3995 A1r P S, P B 71 FORD GALAXIE.. ....................sl295 2 Dr H T, a ula , power 71 TOYOTA 4 CYL 4 SP. ............... !795 70 VOLKSWAGEN...................... '995 2 Dr , auto, snow l1r es 69 FORD 4 DR WAGON ................ ~95 A Dr Auto trans 73 Vega Hatchback, 4 sp., radio ..... ,....... '2195 73 Olds 98 LS Sedan, full power, arr.... ,.. '4595 73 Dodge Pol. Cus. 4 Dr. HT., pow., air .... '2895 73 Olds Cut. Sup. HT Cpe., power, air .......'3295 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., v-roof, alr. •• , .......... '3495 72 Olds Toronado Cpe., V-roof, pow., air •.•• '3295 72 Chev. Imp Cpe,, V-8 auto,, P.S......... .'2495 72 Pontiac Cat. HT Cpe., power, air ....... '2695 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto.......... .'1695 62 FORD 6ft. bed .............. ,.. ~195 70 69 69 69 62 FORD 8 ft. bed............... }295 68 Pontiac Bonneville HJ. Sedar, power, air'595 Good Selection Cheaper Cars 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, power, air ....... '1095 68 Chev. BA 4 Dr., V-8, auto., P.S........... '995 72 CHEVY C101fz TON. .......... ~1795 V 8 stand trans 6112 ft bed Olds 98 Hot. Sed., power, air ........... '1495 Buick Rivena, power, air................. 'll95 Ford LTD HT. Cpe., V roof, air ........... '995 Chev. Mal. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., P,S.......... '995 See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel 67 Cadillac HJ. Sedan, full power, air........'995 RIGGS USED CARS 66 Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr., V8, auto, P.S......... '495 985 -4100 Located on St Rl . 7 Chester, 0. Karr & Van Zandt " You'll Loke Our Qualoty Way of Do onq Busoness" Kingsbury News, Notes The members of the Carleton Church had a potluck supper recently honorong the pas tor Rev Jay Stiles, who IS completong hos servoce here Fo llowon g the s upper the church presented the momster woth a goft of apprecoatoon for h1s many years of serv tce to the church and communoty Recent VISitor s of Mr and Mrs Wayne Beal were Mr and Mrs Stanley Beal of Cleveland Thanksg ov on g guests were Mr and Mrs Jack Warne r and Gordon, Mr and Mrs Kirk Chevaloer, Mr and Mrs Russell Well and Mr and Mrs. Roger Young and famoly Mr and Mrs P~olip Hamson and sons, Rodney and Trevor, Columbus spent Thanksgovmg vacatton wtth Mr and Mrs Olen Harroson Recent vosotors of Mrs Hazel Arnold were Mr and Mrs Wolloam Drake of Colwnbus, Mr and Mrs Patrock Wolhams a nd famoly of McArthur Mrs. Webber Wood, who os oil, os s taying woth h e r daughter, Mrs Vorgol Kong. Mrs Neva King who has spent the s wnmer woth her s oster, Mrs Nora Cummons at Reynoldsburg, has returned to her home here Rece nt vositors of Mr a nd Mrs Vorgol Kong were Moss Stiversville News Notes I '\ o. Pomeroy Motor Co. • •• N Z1g Zag 11'1 n•ce walnut table . In or1gmal cartons Nev(!'t' used Clea ran ce on ' 74 Models (O nly a few a vai lable } Sll3 40 cash or terms available P hone 992 Pomeroy, With One Of These 74 Cadillac Eldorado Cpe., power, air....... '8500 ......--TRUCKS,-......., MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. N !POMEROY LANDMARK fl'.: Jack w Carsey, Mgr. ~ Phone992· 2181 a tr P S , P B 1972 CHEVROLET $2295 C 20 J/4 ton, 8' Fleet s•de V 8 eng in e 4 spee.d transm1ss ton heavy duty 15' l1res , so l1d cab rad•o l· LAUREL- CLIFF- 5 rooms, bath , electr1c heat, and garage. $7500 00 Kuhl's Bargain Center H T 66 CHEV..•............•................... $295 'JI~::~<l~~ evemng , Dec 9 woth RUTLAND- 7 rooms, 3 BR, modern bath, nat gas furnece, and garage $12,000 00 12 13 8tp 2 Dr 1971 CHEVROLET 2 TON $3495 Cab& Chassts, 102" cab to axle VB 350 eng• ne, 15 000 lb s 2 speed rear axle, good 825x20 tires, solt d cab By Mrs. Francis Morris The Esther Corcle met NEW LISTING - 5 rooms. city water, basement w1th coal furnace •n Syracuse $3,000 00 K1dd1e Living Room" In velve1 rocking love seat & matchtng platform rocker, Early Amer~can S1yle $49.95 set LSlO.OO will hold for Christmas). Remember Kuhl's always has a good selection of cl""n used appliances with money-back 30 day guarantee. Ref. $25.00 up Electric or Gas Range SJS.OO up . Upright deep freezes $85.00 & $125.00, 1 stainless steel 2 pc bullf·ln refrigerator & separate freezer, avtomatlc washers 545.00, electric or gas dryers $35.00, over hauled Maylag , Kenmore & Speed Qveen wringer washers $49.95. Also budget proced quollty new furnl1ure and 1 large selection of used furniture. Come out and see for vourself at : .. 72 PLYMOUTii FURY IIL. ... ,....... ~l895 Racine Social Events ' )~I' I 11 P B OPEN EVES . 8 : 00 P . M . POMEROY, OHIO TEAFORD 'f./., • h,!lll< '>'•., Punt•" r1·1 Otlt(t 4 Door Seda n a tr, P S POMEROY MOTOR CO. Real Estate For Sale !. 72 MERCURY MONTEGO .............~l795 1973 CHEVROLET $2995 8' Fleets•de p1ckup 350 V 8 automat1c power steer tng. rad1o , 15,500 miles local 1 owner ttres showhll ttle wear, grey fm•sh, spotless 1ntenor 3 bedrooms, ceramic tile bath, dark oak kttchen , electr•c heat, and garage 520,000 00 Phone 742 3656 Phone 992-2174 Say Merry Christmas__ 4 Dr Sedan P S , P B , a•r ..1 PlANO tunmg and repa1r, Charles Scott, 992 37 18 12 13 32tp Vi"l'"'· 73 FORD GRAN IDRIN0 ..... ,.......~2495 72 FORD GALAXIE ................... ..S1795 • USED CARS H T , auto , clean 4 Dr Sedan a•r. P S , P B or 8111 Nelson r-::::;;;--.;~;:JE)ij-1 NEW HOME - NICE I FLOOR PLAN - 5 rooms, bath, porch es, garage carpeted paneled & t ried - Prrced lor qu•ck sale. $9,500 00 9 MOSTLY TILLABLE ACRES - TP water. on good blacktop road, close to some s hopprng, tdeal for homes or mobtle homes Close to recreatron areas $5,800.00 45 ACREs-Pasture, woods, cult tvahon. stocked pond, all fenced , mmerals, close •n $11,000 00 MINE AREA - 10 acres located on good f1shmg creek and good blacktop road, approved for septic tank $5,800 00 Make an offer OTHER· BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE STOP AND SEE 992-2259 or 992 2568 $330605 Dea lersh1p Open Weekday s tlll6 00 p m See Ceward Calvert, Sm1hn Art Argynes 5 1 tfc Real Estate For sate -------------I 12 ACRES anfl locust posts State Ro-ute 689 W•lke sv1 ll e, 669 3785 • . Complete Serv1ce Phone 949 38'21 or 949 3161 Racmet OhtO Cr1tf Bradford - ...-- ---------- IPnce) Base Buy a new Pontoac Ventura now- and save in the long run with lower operatong costs, than in prevoous years. Isn't that a nice thought. A new Ventura or any other Pontiac woll save you money for years to come. Merry Christmas from us . --------------- ------- ------- 4 dr CHRISTMA!i SPECIAL! Sales & Service F1re Extinguishers, Home Fere Ala.c:ms, Tes1ing & Refollong. Phone 742 4673 or 742-5595 81ll8rown, Owner Rutland, Ohto _ Dr sedan fu lly equ ipped 4 Protect Your Home Or Business Brown's Fire & Safety Equipment =-- •" EXCELSIOR Sa lt Works, E Mam St' Pomeroy AU kinds -----------~-- 1 of sa lt water pellets. water -exCAVATl NG, clozer. loader nuggets, block sa lt and own and backhoe work , septic Oh10 R1ver Sa lt Phone 992 tanks tnstalled. du~ trufJks 389 1 and lo boys for fure , will haul 6 5 ttc f•ll dirt, top soli. l1mestone & graver Call lrob or Roger HOME Improvement and Jeffers, day phone 992 7089 , Repa1r Se r viCe - Anyth1ng .rught phone 992 3525 or ~92 · 5232 f1xed around the home. lrom roof to basement You II l1ke 2 11 tfc our work a nd rat es Phone --- -- -- -- -- - ---~ 74 2 508 1 12 4 12tp ~, I - DOZE R work land c r~anng by the .:tcre hour ly or contract farm ponds roads etc Large dozer and operato r wtth over 20 years experience Pull.ns Excavat1ng , Pome r oy, Ohio Phone 992 2478 12 19 If< -------- - --,- ·.St;"WI NG Mach•nes , bra nd -·new like a person. ---- --- - ------ ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE ----- ---------- - -------------- --------------- Phone (304) 773 · 5503 = ~~ --= = =-=- - - ~~~;:,.....=sPECIALS- -:: TOP QUALITY 72 MERCURY MARQUIS ............. }2695 Phone 949-5961 Emergency 992-3995 or 992-5700 C BF<P,.D~ORD Auct •oneer ..---------------- Shuler's Marilet •"• •• "• Complete plumbing & heating service. Free Estimates . --- ----------- 2 SIAME SE cats Coppertone automat•c washer. assorted toys, 60 h p outboard motor . James Clifford Box 214 A, Pomeroy Ohto or phone 992 7201 after 5 p m 12 13 4tc - -------------- RACINE PLUMBING · & HEATING ~E P rrc 307 Spring Avenue Pomeroy 992-2298 __ ___________ _ Christmas Trees REMODELING & CONST, STORY 5 bedroom k•tchen, b 1Q l1v1 ng room -l"~ e rea i•On '---~----­ room a nd lot tn Mason W Va an R 1 33 Phone (J04J 773 SE WING MACHINES Repa.r• 5147 se rv1ce, al l rnakes 992 2284 The Fabr1c Shop Pomeroy 12 10 10tc Author•zed Smger Sales a nd Serv 1ce We sharpen SCISSors 3 29 tfc --------------- sl.98 up J ------- Real Estate For Sale J. HElL JOY TO YOUR GARAGE! CONCRETE' r------~----~ deltvered Monday through Sa turday and evenmgs Phone 446 1142 6 1l tfc NEW HAVEN JOHNSON'S Alum1num sidmg, roofing, complete res1dent1a I con struction. W1rlng, plumbing, elec heating , kitchen cabmefs etc 27 Yrs expenence 1n const. trade 9- The Dally Sentonel, Moddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Froday, Dec. 13, 1974 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •' • ' Mochele Van Meter, Pomeroy, was an overnoght guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Ada VanMeter, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Horch and son and Mr. and Mrs. George Roe-and daughters of Waterford spent Sunday woth Clint and Leota Borch. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brewer of Long Bottom and Mrs. Helen Smtth of Portland spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Audrey Brewer and DaVId . Mr . and Mrs . Lawrence ThelSS, Vmton, VISited Rev. and Mrs. L. R. Gluesencamp and Nocki Dawn, recently Mrs Mildred Ctrcle, Tom Durst, Mr. and Mrs. John Euler, Mrs Roy Donohew, Mrs . Ruby Bryant, Paul Evans, Darrell Roush, Melvm Dalley, Mike Dailey, Harold Grayson, Charles McCloud, Mrs Hazel Byrd, Howard Frank, Lois Frank, Hilton Wolfe and Mr. and Mrs. Carl , Dean. No one ts gm ng to dnve us crazy- Its JUSt a short walk Mary Lou Kong, Moss Judy Kmg and Moss Geneva Kong of Kankakee, Ill , who spent Thanksgovmg here Mr and Mrs John Dean, Mr and Mrs John Walter Dean and son , John, s pent Thanksgovong woth Mr and Mrs Robert Roed , Rodney and Davod, at Pataskala Other donner guests were Mr and Mrs Waller Terrell, Bolly Kendall, Mr and Mrs Eddoe Weekly and Mossy, Mrs Anna Mae Terrell, Juamta Terrell, all of Pataskala, Mr a nd Mrs Juno or Smalley, Judy, Kenny, Susan Dale and Hoboe , of Woerton , W Va , Mr and Mrs Roberl Young , Denms, Susan Dale and Alan Mr and Mrs Carl Hall had as rece nt viSitors Mtss Carol Hall , Mr . and Mrs Joe Hall and sons and Mr and Mrs. Paul Ca sto of Columbus Mrs Helen Daos, who was a patoent at O'Bleness Hos potal, has re tur ned home and os better Mr anc' Mrs Kenn) Smoth (Conme Bryson) and Dave Smoth of North Canton s pent several days wolh Mr and Mrs John Dean Spendong Thanksgo vmg wo th Mr and Mrs Dale Hamson were Mr . and Mrs. Olan Harnson, Mr . and Mrs Pholip Harr1son l Rodney and Trevor, and Ottoe Scholl of Pomeroy . Mr. and Mrs Ralph Carl had as Thanksgovong guests, Mr. and Mrs Charles Barnett of Grove Coty, Mr and Mrs. Vorgol Carl, Brett, Randy, Danny and Melodo, Rodney Carl and Debboe Queen, Dwoght Carl, Sandra Carl, Ivan Paula , Johnny and Shem Mrs Faye Pratt spent a noght wlth Mrs Olen Hamson recently The ladies of the Carleton c hurch gathered Thursday mght and prepared boxes for the servicemen Mrs John W Dean honored her husband, John, woth a borthday party Sunday mght. Cake and oce cream were served to the followong: Mr. and Mrs Paul Paynter, Mr and Mrs Garold Golkey, Rick, Cindy, Tammy, Jason, Mrs Edith Ross, Brenda and Junoor, Mr and Mrs. John Dean and John Jeremy . What's sa uce for the Chrostmas goose os s pots for, the Chnstmas necktte Our non'tavorlle producer has several turkeysTVevyy year I • 9"~2 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenongs Unti16 : 0G-Tii5 p.m. Sat Reedsville News, Notes By Mrs Lyle Balderson Mr and Mrs Rawleogh Hetzer and famoly of Akron vos oted woth the Hctzer-Bose famoly Thanksgovong Other v1s1 tors were Mr and Mrs Arthur Hetzer of Sardos Mrs Helen Arc her vos oted "'th the Don Coleman fam ol) of Cnlumbus durong th e Thanksgovong holoday Vo cki Carr of Alfred vosoted woth Robon and Karen Hwnphrey recently Mr J osep hone Hull and Carl Smoth of Waldo vosoted woth the Walter Brown s, Denver Webers, Ernest Whoteheads and Warren P1ckens Robon Hwnphrey of OhiO State Umversoty on Colwnbus spe nt her Tha nk s govong vacat1on w1th her parents, Mr and Mrs C Ed llwnpho ey and Karen Mr and Mrs Carl Buckley v1soted woth Mr and Mrs E M R oddi e of Parkersburg, Thanksgovong . Gue s ts duron g the Thanksg ovong hohday at the home of Mr and Mrs Davod Sm1th and Dwna were Mrs Tom Drake uf Reynoldsburg , Mr and Mo s Davod Sm oth of Manetta, Mr and Mrs Tom Gr oenveld , Mr and Mrs Moke Bossell , Mr and Mrs Ted Hayman of Colwnbus, Mr a nd Mrs Joe Bossell and Mo and Mrs Ha rold Holter and famoly of Lon g Bottom and Joe Bossell and Tom of Mason, W Va Mr a nd Mrs Car l Buckley honot ed Mrs ~wrence Rose woth a borthday d1nner at theor home Saturday Gues ts oneluded Mr and Mrs Lawrence Ros e, Mr and Mrs Ernest Ruth and Ann Mane Buckley of Reeds volle , Mr and Mrs Garrett Reed uf Cuulvolle, Mr and Mrs Roma Sandy and Mrs Ahce Foutty of Parkers bur g ~ and Mrs. Dana Van Meter, Davod and Lon , of Belpre Mr a nd Mo s Gene Wolson We challenge you to match our fogures & v alues, ·dollar for dollar on new or used trucks or car s "The closer you look, the better we look" . We ha ve 36 new Ford cars and 11 new Ford truck s, plu s many low moleage locally owned used car s, all offered at llljures that woll make YOU WIN 1974 Pinto J dr Runa bou t 7 641 e~1 s y mtles so ld 4 sp Almost ltke the da y tl wa 5 SAVE 1974 Ford Counlry Squ •r e Sta t1 on Wngon Off c •al scar 13 148 mtle s Ha s a lm ost ever y a ccessory Ford rii a kes ShoNroom c le.=~n Du rawea ve clof h v •n y l uph ols ter y 1972 Ford LTD 4 Dr Hardtop Show s fe nd er care A •r cond nnd fu ll cqu•rH n cnl 1971 Volkswagen s2295 Dr Sedan look s l1 ke no on e ever sal on seats so cle flrl Careful local owne r Low m il eage 4 1970 Chevrolet s1795 Ca prt ce 2 dr ha r d top Fmes l a nd bes l Ch evy m ade and lh• s one IS tops A•r condtl•on ed a nd a ll goodr es 1970 Ford Maverick 2 Or Sedan You have lo see lht s one to a pprec a le 1t s val uP 1969 Pontiac Gr a n Prt x 2 dr ha r dt op Power s teermg powe r brakes Aul o fra ns Beautiful metalltc gree n H1g hesl prtced Ponf1a c bu t a t our WIN pn ce We mv 1te a cl ose r look I SEE: FRED BLAETTNAR, DARRELL DODDRILL, DANNY THOMPSON Keith Goble Ford, Inc. 992-2196 3rd Ave Middleport Laurd Clift' News Notes By Bcrlha Parker Sabbath School attendance on Dec 6 was 84 Mr and Mrs Ph ol WISe of McCunnelsv oll e attended Sunday mornmg sen.1ces at the Loca l churc h Chff Kleon wa ' 1etuoned home Sunday fr om Veterans Memoroal Hos potal s pent Thanksg1vong Day woth Mr and Mrs Jumor Congrove and famoly of Zanesvolle Mr and Mrs Pea r I .J.:t( oh!i, Mr and Mrs James (;Jimon• Mr and M1 s Chffot d Jd<.:Ub s VISited relatives m ('ol um bus ove1 the weeke nd Mr and Mrs Ma n on Ho\... Pil of Colwnbus vts Jted o-...e r the weekend woth Mr a nd Mrs James Woll and fa moly a nd Mr and Mrs Walter Wa lke r Mr and Mrs Boll Pe n y of Athens vosoted Sunday wo th Mr and Mt s N01 m a n Sc haefer Mr and Mrs Da le Srmth m•d rarmly spent Thank sg iVIn g wtth Mr and Mr s Don Sm1th at Canton Mrs Bess Lm km s spent Thank sg1vmg Day woth her daughter, Mrs Dorrs Marks, at Ches ter Mrs W1lma Wng ht and mece of Ho ck ongpoo t vo so te d Saturday evemn g w1th Mr and Mrs Bill Congrove and Pam A hoioda y pun c h os w hat you II get sf vo u try to rn onQr oiJ ze lhe sauce Ftrst, tnm tlu• tnrn th1• tree budg e l ~ lh c n , N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12 ,2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS. ) - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY . J ,, u ,, ,, " ' H This year Why Not Give A Gift That Will Incr~.<>e In Value, and Is Your Best Hedge Against Inflation. CHRISTMAS HOURS Thursday & Friday 6:00-9:00 Saturday 1:30-8:00 MTS COINS OF GALLIPOLIS 121 State St. •••••=4:4;::6;:·~1~84::;2:.__________.;._____llllllll'll••••~--·----- •• " ...'. �..._, ·- ~·"'~ . . 10 - The Da ily Sentine l, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Frida y, Dec. 13, 1974 \'rt("rans Mrmoria l Hospital !Jl~dgn~~~~:.vi?gar~:/~~~~:: Racine: Sarah Dunn , MidEdward Bae r , dl epor t; Pomeroy. Dischar ges - Gr egory Boatright , Beatrice White, Melvina E loise La ne, Dav idson, Tim oth y La wrence, De bra Oliver, Julia Capehart. Marriage Licenses Gale Eugene Wolfe, 32, and Charl otte Louise Schneider . 34, both of Pomeroy; Brian E . John s on , 18, Mas on, and Brenda Kay Nelson, 18, Middleport. MEIGS THEATRE Pleasant Valley Hospital DISCHARGES - Mrs. Carl McHenry, Ga llipolis; Howard Allen. Point Pleasan t : Edwin Ellison . Mason • Nev Whi te . Pomeroy: Be tty Cochran, Red House ; Catherine and Linda Cook , So uth s ide: Lin d a Warre n , Gallipoli s; Julia Kirb y, Gallipoli s; Mr s. Mi c hae l Pri ce and s on , Rutland ; Mrs. J ames Rous h and son , Point Pleasant ; Mrs. Richard Gilmore , Pome roy; Lowell Sh arp . Huntin gt on ; Jimmie Gr aham . Middlep or t; Mrs . J ohn Mc Daniel, West Columbia ; De br a Steppe , Ga llipolis, a nd Sleven Theiss, Ga llip olis . 104TH BIRTHDAY DORTMUND, Wes t Germany (UP! ) - Guests at Karoline Leibner 's 104th birth' day party Thursday included her 75-y ear -<Jid daughter, 15 grandchildren and 18 greatgrandchildren. Mrs . Leibner, the city 's oldest resident, said she never visited a doctor until she turned 90. TONIGHT1hru SUN. DEC. 13-14-15 ZANDY'5 BRIDE (Technicolorl Starring Gene Hac kman Rated PG Show Starts 7 p.m . LaveIIe w i' lI quit • on h IS • own t erms - By LEE LEONARD UP! Stalehoute Reporter COLUM~US (UP!) - Democratic State Chairman William A. Lavelle has called the stale Democratic Executive Committee to a special meeting Dec. 20 to act on his proposal to step down as state chairman in return for being allowed to keep his spot on the Democratic National Com mittee. Lavelle told a news conference Thuraday he felt he had done a good job as state chairman during the last four years and was under no pressure to resign. Christmas Club Bonus! L \ Make 49 payments and the Pomeroy National makes the 50th payment if the club is opened before January 1, 1975. John E. Minerd, 74, Guysville, died Thursday evening at the horne of Mr . and Mrs. Herman Fickisen, with whom he resided, after a brief illness. He was born in Rome Township, the son of the late Jacob and Mattie Buck Minerd. He was employed as an oil field worker and a farmer for most of his life. Surviving are a brother, Basil, Rt . 3, Athens, and several nieces and nephews. Three brothers and two sisters preceded him in death . Funeral services will be held Continued from page 1 sugar prices. -The British pound sterling plunged to another historic low on world money markets. The U.S. dollar gained on most foreign exchanges and then lost ground, closing at a record low in Zurich. Gold rose $1.75 in London to $175.75. -The world's major oil exporting nations agreed to adopt a new system for pricing crude oil based on supply and demand rather than the arbitary posted price now used. The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries said the new system would prevent international oil companies from rnanlpulaling prices at the expense of the consumer. --Commercial and industrial loan demand at major New York City banks rose $341 million this week, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said. Short term interest rates declined in a signal prime interest rates for business loans would continue to fall. Levi Continued from page 1 pomeroy rutland pomeroy national bank the bank of the century established 1872 All Accounts Insured to $40,000.00 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. bJr nextdoor neigl ibor. . • .f_··_ i.._'::J_ .,_,_ rot"~~ ··· F · · He refused to say, however, that he would step aside.'if the state executive committee d~ nied him the right to remain on the Democratic National Committee. The 49-year old Athens lawyer was the choice of Gov. John J . Gilligan to be party chainnan when the governor took office in 1971. Although he has been rumored on the way out several times, he always survived and Democrats grew stronger in Ohio. Although Democrats won important victories in the November election, they lost the governor's office and its John Minerd of Guysville dies Ford Join our Christmas Club. Set' aside a little each week. Give holiday bills the old ho ho ho. " 1976. However, his nomination could run into sUff opposition from Senate conservatives because he is eonsidered more liberal than Saxbe, the former Republican senator from Ohio and three time state attorney general. Sens. James 0. Eastland, DMiss., and Roman L. Hruska, R-Neb., met with Ford at the White House Thuraday. They reportedly were unhappy about Saxbe's departure and opposed to the appointment or' Levi as a successor. • • • ·· ·· ·· · - -~. J:s_i;;t; g! ,/Mf··· . ~- First Time At The Inn-Place MISTY BLUE From Lancaster 5 Piece Group With Girl Vocalist THEY PLAY IT ALL! PROGRAM SET RACINE - The Southern High School Concert Band will he playing "Silent Night" and four other Christmas tunes at the Christmas program at 3 p.m. Sunday at the high school. Also incbwed in the program will be a brass sextet made up of high school students. The junior high trumpet trio will also participate. MEIGS INN CLUB TO MEET Otristmas The Oh Kan Coin Club will hold its Christmas party and distributed candy canes to those attending. Caroling was meeting Monday, Dec. 16 in the led by Carrie Neutzling with social rooms of the Columbus Hazel Thomson accompanying · and Southern Ohio Electric. A trading session and social on the piano. Senior citizens having birth- period beginning at 7 p.m . will days in November and precede the meeting. Out-ofDecember were honored . town coin dealers will be Presented orchid corsages present to buy, sell and trade collector's material. A coin auction will follow the meeting. Interested coin collectors are invited to aUend. Continued from page I Continued from page 1 Members of the chorale are An ita Ash, Chery l Barnhart, Darlene Barrett, Sharon Bing, identification of such pupils from characteristic early warning signs , including hypertension , perceptual Brenda d' Bishop, Deborah d d ] · 1----------11 992-2039 Slaughter cows : S\arillard 900-1300 lb 15.00-19, ulillty,:;and commercial 950-1600 lb ~22, cutter 12-18.25. ::. Slaughter bulls : 1-2 llm-'2110 . _. lb 20.11f>-28. ' Vealers : Cboice 201;-2151~ 39- us slaUghter Woman shot steo~dy, bulls bullocks steady, vealers 5 lower, feeder cattle stead}': to 3 lower. Slaughter s!eers: Cholce·aso1255 lb 2-3 38.35-39.75. 3-A :1~ -38. good 33-35.50, s!andard 29·33. Slaugh!er heifers : Clfolce 965-1000 lbs. 2·4 36·38.75, good 34.75·36, 840-960 lb. 3()-33.25. at on sidewalk JACK SLAVIN, ART INSI'RUCl'OR of Meigs High School, diSplays a small part of the extensive art display which will be a feature of the "Christmas Arts" festival to be held at 2 p.m. today (Sunday) at the school. Students have been working in native 3Lvue lo lear n scuipLure techniques. This work and more in many other medias will be shown. Included also will be exh ibits by welding students, m usic by the Meigs Chorale, a tableau, and narrations by studen ts in one of the s peech classes . NEWT CROSSING LAFAYETTE, Calif. (UP!) - A new road sign in the East Bay Regional P!ll'k District reads: 11 Caution, Newt Xing." Rangers said Thursday that as many as 200 of the Uttle creatures have been killed by cars in a day and tbe roughskinned newts are •-becoming increasingly rare. 1 ·' Newts.are amphibians abllut five inches long with w)lite eyes. Rangers said they ,gre scientifically valuable ln -.the ... fields of anesthesiology and animal navigation. They cross roads in the pm:k to get from one swamp to another. NO. 46 OPEN TONIGHT TIL 9 Save On Our Special Purchase Of Famous Maker Sportswear Coordinates In Sizes 7/8-17/18 1 /3 OFF REGULAR PRICE J1l11'11'11'11'11'11'11'11'11'11'11'1l1l1l'IJ1l1l., Christmas Gift Wrap Ribbons and Bows by Galaxy·! . = 1l1l1lV1l11'11'1l1l1l1l1l1lV1lV1lV1lt SAVE 20% -c---.;;~n;T".;;e:h"iid-;~-y; s~~-~~~~;-c.au~=:J In Our Toy Store ·Saturday 1-3 pm -----.-..------· ........ ·----- ........ .Main Store - To, Store - Warehou~ Open Every Shopping Day 9:30 to 9 PM ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY.. To Th e GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT · --------------------------·---------------------------------------- BY DALE ROTHGEB JR . GALLIPOLIS- Bruce S. Stout, Rt. 1, Bidwell, in his second term on the Gallia County Board of Education , was elected board president in an organizational meeting Saturday. Stout succeeds Fred Greenlee. The election followed County School Superintendent C. Corner Bradbury administering the oath of office to Stout, Greenlee, J . E. (Dick) Cremeens of Rt. I , Crown City, all holdovers and two new members , Dale Rothgeb, Jr., Rt. I, Gallipolis , and James C. Mitchell, Rt . 1, Bidwell. Cremeens was elected vicepresident. Under the terms of consolidation, the members drew lots for short and long terms . All three incumbent members, Stout, Cremeens and Greenlee got the longer-or •llirEte yea!:)erms. Rothgeb and Mitchell drew .,~>ne year terms. The drawing was mi(de by each member who selected a sealed capsule . Board rneetihgs were set for the first Saturday of each month at 9 a.m . Board members' pay was set at $20 per regular meeting plus mileage . During the county business, Stout was appointed to represent the board on the Gallia-Jackson-Meigs Vocational Board of Education. The board discussed moving its office from the third floor of the Galli a County to the old County Courthouse but no decision was Home, reached . It was agreed that Supt. Bradbury and board members meet with the Gallia Coun ty Commi ssioner s to work out details of such a move. Substitute teachers approved were Jon T. Rothgeb , Cheshire : J ohn A. Brya nt, Vinton; Mi ss Mary K. Hennessy. Pom e roy; Mrs . Ch e ryl Eny art, R io Grande and Faye Rober ts , Rio Gr and e. GALLIA LOCAL BOARD BUSINESS Approval of a pay adjustment for all administrative per sonnel and acceptan ce of a resignation of Vinton Elementary Sc hool Prin cipal R ob ert P owell highlighted the Gallia Local Bo a rd meeting Saturday. Following an executive board session with representatlves .of the Gallia Co unty Principals ' Associa ti on , th e ne wl y ' (J ret~ter Your Invited Guest R eaching More Than 12,000 Families Middle Ohio V111ley SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1974 MARIEIT A - The 520 outlets for Ohio lottery ticket sales in Regi on 6, whi ch includes Meigs and Gallia Coun ties , s old 180,000 tickets l~st week, up 131,000 from two weeks ago, about 38 pet. Waller Smith, Region 6 manag er , said two factors appeared to have rever sed a downward trend in sales of m ore than a month 's duration . One is the two extra numbe rs for a "Christmas bonus ~~ in the drawing this Middleport-Pomeroy PRICE 20 CENTS board sepa ra tely foll owing salary in- cre Hses awarded tea chers. pay for all admi ni str ati vr ( in c lu de s p r incipa ls and personne l assis ta n t superintendents 1 which will be the difference between the index percentage of 2; $6,900 base to a $7,400 base that lhe board had adopted last Sept. 9 for lhe dis tr ict teaching pers onnel. A spokesman for the princ ipals' a ssociation said they j us t wished to be on the perceniilge index, and were not asking for a "b ig intTea.se " in sala ry. Si nce the admini strators had not been on an ~ndex , the past two raises given to the teachers un der terms of the ne gotia ted package which ended the strike last Se ptem ber, did not include those people . In othe r words , the ~l dm inis tra tors will now be included on any future index ra ises and will not ha ve to negotiate wi th the Powell , principal at Vinton for the past nine year s, submitted his resignation whic h was reluctantly accepted following an executive session. Mr . Powell r equested U1at he be given a classroom teaching position in the 197576 sc hool term. The board agreed to honor his reques t. The board , upon the motion of Dale Rothgeb, Jr ., authorized Supt. Bradbury and his assis tan ts to begin working irnmediateiv on establishment of board policies, job descriptions for employees an d policle~ to cover student discipline on school bu"!s. A committee will be named composed Qf one or more board members, the superintendent and his assistants and one or more principals to draw up such policies. Th e First National Bank wa s designated as bank depository for two yea rs. The board also approved additional insurance coverage with The Wiseman week , and the other is a n ongoing Agency due to the revaluation of its promoti on known as ''The lottery ma n buildings. The old coverage ws for 75 pet. come th." In the IHtter instance, an aJ:::ent of the buildings ' valuation. Now , since approaches persons on the pre mises of a appraisals have been completed, the inti cket outle t to sell a ticket, and if he does, sur ance coverage is for 90 pet. valuation in the buyer rece ives a $20 c..:ertificate. a ll structures . Statewide , Lotter y Deputy Direc tor - Approved the hiring of Virginia Jam es Dickerson said sales for last wee k Gardner as a substitute bus driver. tota led 4.2 m illion tickets, an increase or 55 - Approved the request by Title I · pet. ov er the preceding week, for the first Coord inator Frank Cremeens to hold four break in a sales dec line tha t began Oct. 10. Continued on page 2 Advice to boil water standing MIDDLEPORT - An advisory tha t POMEROY - Names for possible Middleport drinking water should be duty on the January term of the grand and boiled will stand until Pomeroy water is Petit juries were drawn Saturday morning declared safe, even though none is coming in the office of the county clerk of courts. into Middleport. Mayor Fred Hoffman Saturday sa id the Present at the drawing were Meigs County Common Pleas Judge John C. county health departm ent took the acti on Bacon, Freeland Norris and Lauren last week as a precautionary m easure . The events that led to the health Hoffman, jury commissioners, and Steve department actions opened , tne m ayor Hartenbach of the sheriff's dept. Names drawn for possible grand jury said, when on Friday , Dec. 6, Protec tion Age nduty were Ethel Euler, Gordon H. Cald- Environmental (EPA) official s in Lowell, Leonard Jewell, Donald Diddle, Vera cy Holcomb, Margaret Blaettnar, Paul gan reported compl a ints abou t t he Sellers, Everett Hutton, Peg Carper , water in Middleport and Pomeroy. Clarence Story, Jack Hart, Rose Ellen After consultation with several ofCarson, R. C. Frecker, Allegra Will, and fici6ls with responsibility in the ma tter , it Barbara J . Bolin. was decided in Middleport to request Names drawn for petit jury duty were Pomeroy to cut off the water which was June Epple, Doris Zigler, Virgil B. being purchased by Middleport and to Teaford, Eldon Vining, Chester Rose, supply Middleport people fr om the wells in Kenneth E . Riggs, Clara J . Powell, W. E. Middleport. Crouser, Dan Kouns, Chesler Erwin, Reed "In this way," the m~ yor said , " We Will, Ruby Baer, Roy Riffle, Robert could be sure of where any unsafe water Roberts, Wayne Scott, Donald ·Brewer, originated.'. Tina Crisp, Donald Covert, Lynn Arms, The valve in the Pomeroy- Middleport Horner Parker, Bernice Carpenter, Eloise supply main was closed by Pomeroy at Pickel!, Harold E. Ash, Martha Childs, 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Dec . 7 and all fire Mildred S. Dill, Bernice Nelson, Beulah hydrants in Middleport were flushed White, Charles A. Payne, Linda Baker, Sunday night, Dec. 8. William Cole, R. A. Tripp, Evelyn Knight, County health department officia ls Dennis Manuel, Nancy Clatworthy, and J . advised Middleport that the only bad test H. Sisson. Refurbished village is .back at hosp·ital BY JAN COUNTRYMAN GALLIPOLIS - The Christmas Village ts back. · It was this Joyful strain heard in the lobby of the Holzer Medical Center recenUy as members of the hospitai's volunteer services corps refurb~d the miniature New England vU~ge that first decorated the old hospital on Cedar Street in 1968. Paul Nibert, now director of physical · plant operations at the medical center, was architect and construction engineer organized Gallia Local Board of Ed uc<:~tion approved a req uest for an ad jus tment in Region 6 lottery sales up 38% for t}le village which has not been displayed since the move from the old hospital in 1972. W. T. Minlen, Richard Newbart and Charles Sisson helped with the construction details and created miniature furnishings for the buildinss. William VanGilder also assisted. Mrs. Dwight Wetherholt dressed the 27 doll-size figures in the church which hoids a nativity s cene, choir loft, singers and pipe organ . Bill Menshoul!e made the Continued · on page 2 ' J ,. ,. meeting Su nday in a fir e hall at Ernest, Indiana County , to discuss what to do iJ the picke ting continues next week. More than 3,500 District 2 miner s did not work at a ll this past week because of the picketing . The UMW last week negotiated a threeyear wage co ntra~ t for the country's 120,000 miners and m ost of the miners returned to work .Monday. Miners idled by the cons truction pickets at week's end included 6,"500 ln wester n Penns ylvania , 13,500 in West Virginia and 500 in Ohio . The construction workers ar e not employed by coal firms but by contractors who build mine slopes, shafts, clea ning plants a nd the like . They picketed some mines where no such work was scheduled . Bruce Stout heads board Meigs juror YOUR CHRISTMAS GIIT HEADQUARTERS injunctions would be filed Monday in U.S. Distr ict Court here. Conll;'act negotiations affecting the mine cons truc tion worke r s were a t a stalema te . At a meeting in Washington Friday the Association of Bitwninous Contractors refused UMW demands for c hanges in a tentative contrac t proposal negotiated last week. Immediately alter th e meeting, the UMW's 39-member Bargaining Coun cil , which Wednesday rejected th e earlier offer approved by the union negotiators, was dismi ssed . Its member s le ft Washington for their homes. Miners in UMW District 2 in western Pe!U]_sylvania scheduled a membership lUttS Sunday and Sunday night cloudy , rain likely . Hi ghs Sunday in the 30s north and in the 40s south. Monday cloudy with a chance of rain and over the northwest, chance of rain or snow. Highs Monday in the 40s southeast. VOL. g Pl'rfSBURGH (UP!) - Coal mining compa nies, including ma jor steel firms , plan to seek more court injunctions next week to force a n end to picketing by mine cons truction workers which has sn3gged coal production a nd idled .thousands or miners. Despite restraining orders issued by courts in Cambria and Indiana Counties in western Pennsylvania , pickeling by the 4,000 construction workers, members of the United Mine Workers, spread this past week to West Virginia and Ohio. The number of idled UMW miners rose to more than 20,000 in the three states Friday. Legal counsel for two Pittsburgh area stee l firms said petitions for antipicketing + Weather lists drawn ; ---· ~; Holzer Medical Center (Discharged, Dec. 12) Louise Alexander, Harold Anderson, Carl Bowman , Marsha Bush, Owen Call, Mrs. Roger Cox arid son, Ellen Crabtree, Ernest Criner, Esta DeLong, Myrtle Denney, Ruth Edwards, Amanda Elkins, Joe Fcnnin, Andrea Flesher, Floris Franz, Marnle Gwinn, Mary Hayes, John Hlte, Mary Inez Howes, Leona Hulls , Myrtle ~ -. Kemper, James Lane, Alice 8.25-19.50 per head. Sheep: Slaughter lamba; :.50 Lewis, Margaret Long, Charles McElhinny, Thomas Moore, lower, choice and prime ~106 William Mullins, Rena Naylor, lb 37-39.35. Mary Jane Payne, Darren COLUMBUS (UPI) Rhodes, Oscar Robertson , Federal - state summar.V of Mary Rotroff, Deborah Roush, Ohio livestock auctlons ThursCharles Hulen, Doris day: ca!tle : Compared wl!h las! Stapleton, Geneva Vance, Mrs . Thursday slaughter steers Charles Waugh and daughter.' s!eady !o 2.25 lower, slaughler heifers steady to 4 lower, slaughter cows .50-3 I C~~Ver, Holzer Medical Center (Births, Dec.l2) Mr . and Mrs . Donald Browning, a son, Bidwell; Mr. and Mrs . Raymond E. Cook, a daughter, Syracuse ; Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Leach, a son, Jackson . More injunctions wanted against picketing mines Market Rewrt Feeder cattle : Choice s~ 300-400 lb 24-27.50, 50().«10 lli 2730.50, 611}-785 lb 23.00-21!-75, good 325-005 lb !a-23, ~rd 400-600 lb 17.?!>-23-75. ~lee and prinuner heifers 31Q.091i lb 19.?!>-25. ' Hogs: Barrows and gllts.l.35 higher, US ~ 196-225 lb ftlll}42, Z-4 255-271 lb 38-40J5. Sows steady to .75 lower ~- US medium and 1-3 292-M:Ilb 30.0033.85. Feeder pigs US ~ 36-45 lb Pomeroy Police Chief Jed Webster reported that Leonard Hess told Pomeroy police that Mrs. Hess was shot at from a moving car while sweeping the sidewalk in front ofthe Century Bar Thursday at midnight. The Century Bar is owned and operated by Hess. Webster stated that tbe bullet struck in the cement portion of the building, missing Mrs. Hess. The car was identified as a 1963 or 1965 Oldsmobile with a West Virginia license. .... $18.70, speeding, Jirnrny ; Lee , Pomeroy, $20.70, spe_e~ng ; Susan Lanning, PomerOy~~ and Edn~ Blurnenauer, Porrfroy , $19.70 each, speeding; J'#lds Darnell , Pomeroy, $~4 . 70 , speeding ; Eddie Wood,i'ard , Albany, Paul Simon, Pomeroy , · and Theodore F!lher , Pomeroy , $23 .70 g).ch , speeding . Arnold Sp.e!lcer , Coolville, $250, driving l'hlle intoxicated and Gfinna Snowden, Rutland, l27.70 , speeding. d Black, Mary Blaettnar, Vicki lsor ers, ys exta an Brauer, Teresa Brown. Terri emotional disturbances. Bumgardner, Kellie Burdette, After a teacher becomes Ida Casci. Jo Chafin. Carolyn proficient in initial .idenCharles, Sandra Christian , Wayne Cot!erlll, Tammi tification of a child hampered DeBord, Dale Dillon, Cindy in the classroom by some form Dorsi, Tiny Dully, Ci ndy Eads, of learning disability, the Paula Eichinger, Teresa Ellis, teacher will be assisted by a Shane Facemyer, ·Belinda Friend, Becky Fultz, Sandy le-a r fiirlg di~~bilities conGarnes, linda Gerard, Julia sultant and a readGheen. Trina Gibbs, Crystal Glaze, ing disabilities specialist Cynthia Glaze, Jeni Grate, in diagnosing the child 'S Julie Hamm, Kenneth Hoff . disability and in developing an man, Mary Ann Hoffman, Belle Hooper, Andrew Hoover, instructional program to Oesi Jeffers, Kimberly Jones, overcome it. Children of all Sue Kennedy, Helen King, ages and all ranges of ability Cheryl Lefebre, Diana Lewis, Esther Lowery. Sherri Lusher, may be handicapped by some Ca!herlne Meadows, VIckie form of learning disability, Mlgh!, Christopher Miller, necessitating the Southern David Moore, Ca!hy Morris, District's efforts to instruct Tammy Mowery, Janet Neal , Gloria Neville, Carolyn Nor · teachers in this area. man, Phillip Ohlinger. Tammy The district is planning to Olfenberger, Linda Perkins. ·employ a reading disabilities Kathy Pickens, Donna Preas I, Rose Ramsburg, Sco!l specialist for the second half of Reuter . Karen Riggs, Mary the current school year to work Ruschel, Nl!a Ruschel, Marly with the Title r reading centers Seelig, Gwen Sheets, Debbie · · Shelton , Pam Shock ley, Cathy and classroom teachers in Sigler, Tamela Simms, Angle providing instructional assistSisson, Geraldine Sml!h, ance to children with learning Tamra Sta nley, Belinda Taylor, Diana Thorn!on, Janie disabilities directly affecting VanMe!er, Sherrl Vlnlng, June their reading achievement. By Wamsley,. Mar.y, Warner,· Joy the fall of next year, Supt. Wh ile, --aabS· 'Witte; · Beverly Bobby Ord indicated, he hopes Wilcox, Edith Woodard, Janice Young, Terri Russell. to have at least one special Speech Class, Perk Auli, class for children with learning Deborah Black, Gary George, disabilities. Kenneth Hoffman. Andrew Hoov 0 r, Jeff Ridgway, Jim The Dec . 19 in-service Sco!l, Babs Wille. session will be in the evening at In the Tableaux, Cella th distr' t hi h h 1 in McCoy, Kevin Bolzing, Bruce e . . IC g SC 00 Blacl<s!on, Christie Burson, Racme . Consultant for the Davi~ _,Edwordo ; Jell Hilleary; • 'session will be Elizabeth Tammie 'Jarrell,, Bruce , Reoa, Elmore who Is learning Jell Reu!er, Ed Sisson, t Jelf dl b ' l't ' It · 1 f sa 1 1 1es consu an or Warner, Bobby Yafes. Athens, Hocking, Gallia and Meigs Counties. The in-6erVlce is being provided by the Southern LoCal District Board of Education in conjWiclion ....,_. .;.For~...;Ail;.;·;.;;{)c;;,;;;c;;;iSM,..·Q,..Il$..,..,. • ' -t. With the instructional resolirce Wo Wire Flowers • ' center of the Southeastern Ohio Every where Educational Service Agency. Ord indicated that further in- . service training wlll be- provided· ill January for juhior high ahd secondary Pomeroy Flower Shop teacher• to assist th_em in ' improving techniques .of • Mrs. Millard V•n Meter · Ph. 992-203' . _ Ph. 992-5.7" 1 leaching the under-motivated . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _• student.. ' fLOWERS 10:00 TIL 2:00 64 . Teachers Nine dofendants were fined and 10 others forfeited bonds in Pomeroy Mayor Dale Smith's Court Thursday night. Fined were Tom Quillen, $50 and costs, inlerferring with police officer; Pamela Sue Atkinson, Mason, $5 and costs, shoplifting; Diana Atkinson , Pt. Pleasant. $5 and costs, running red light ; Dalton Grover, Pomeroy, and Fred Miller, Racine, $10 and costs eac h, speeding ; Debbie Hill, Racine, $5 and costs, failure to yield right of way; John Powell, Syracuse, $20 and costs, speeding ; Bill Hayes, Middleport , $20 and costs , inlerferring with a police officer; James Ritchie, no address recorded, $5 and costs, intoxication. Forfeiting bonds were Everett Hutton , Crestline , 43. were Mrs . Anna Hart, Bedford, oldest in December, and Mrs . Georgia Diehl, Larue! Cliff, oldest in November. Others over 80 who received ·flowers were Pearl Jacobs, Laurel Cliff, and Della Curtis, Pomeroy. Others celebrating birthdays were Mae McPeak, Betha Robinson , Eliza Powell, Mae Weber , Joe Turner, Gladys Hood, Anna Cline, Vida Green , Walter Green, Clara Thomas, Eva Schreiber, Thora Blackwood, Caroline Miller, Myrtle Birchfield, Roy Pooler , Cora Moore, Alma Newton, Marjory, Roush, Dana Hoffman , Harold Will, Mae Lambert, Kathy Anthony , Carmen Evans, Hattie Powell, Russell Radcliffe , Birtie Wyatt, Della Curtis and Evelyn Grueser . Couples presented peace roses for wedding anniversaries were Vida and Walter Green, Vinton, .46th; Caroline and Ed Miller, Racine , 52 ; Bernice and Emmett Hawk, Hemlock Grove, 57; Katy and William Anthony, Middleport, 47; Della and Clarence Curtis, Pomeroy, secretary. Santa Claus was present and p•lllii•lll•••-•., FRIDAY and SATURDAY • Senior citizens • go partymg Sarah Barrows died on Friday I Nine fined by mayor ~ patronage, £und-raising corlference as Lavelle said capabilities and party leader- "there is nothing immoral or ship. unethical. .. no s hady deals Rumored Takeover about this." It had been reported that Sen .-elect John H. Glenn Jr., aimed to tpke over state party COUWBE MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UP!) machinery . Gov . George C. Wallace, Lavelle denied that Gilligan who will probably run for or Glenn had anything tO do president in 1976, showed up at with his decision to step down. He also sought to squelch the · a banquet recently wearing one idea that he was making a last of President Ford's "WIN" play at a party position by buttons. When asked about the button, requesting the national conunitlee post in return for Wallace said, "I don't see resignin~ as slate chairman . anything wrong with wearing Both Gilligan and Glenn had it. It does stand for Wallace In representatives at the news November, doesn 't it?" at 10:30 a.m . Monday at the White Funeral Horne in Coolville with Rev. Donald Marken officiating. Burial will be at Guysville . Friends may call at the funeral horne after 3 The regular birthday party p.m. Sunday. for senior citizens was com~ bined with a Christmas party Thursday at the Senior Citizens Center in Pomeroy with 200 persons attending. Rev . Howard Shiveley of the Mrs. Sarah (Sadie) Barrows, Pfl, Torch, died Friday morning Raci~e Methodist Church at her residence following an offered llle blessing and Betty and Ralph Kern, Sara extended illness. Ira Wolfe , Mrs. Barrows was born in Philbrick , Athens County the daughter of Katheleen Ward and Carrie the late Robert F. and Eliza Neutzling sang "We Thank Batchelder Daughterly . She Thee " before the potluck was a member of the Torch dinner was served. United Methodist Church and Following the meal readings of Fidelity Rebekah Lodge 886. were given by Bertha She had been a resident of Robinson , Kathleen Ward and Torch for many years. Sur- Carrie Neutzling ! A solo viving are a daughter, Mrs . "Fairest Lord Jesus" was James Criss, Torch; a grand- presented by Betty Kern . son, four great-grandchildren Mrs . Gertrude Mitchell, and · several nieces and treasurer of the Meigs County nephews. Council on Agir.g , Inc. , Preceding her in death presented a gift to Clarence besides her parents were her Struble for his leadership as husband, Ira, in 1960 and four president of the County Council brothers. on Aging for the past three Funeral services will be at 2 years and thanked him for his p.m. Sunday at the White work on behalf of the senior Funeral Horne in Coolville with citizens of Meigs County. Rev. Roy W. Rose officiating. New officers for the year 1975 Burial will be in the Torch on the County Council on Aging Baptist Cemetery . Friends are Miss Lucille Smith, may call at the funeral home president; Edson Roush, vice any time after noon Saturday. president; Mrs. Thelma Dill, Rebekah Lodge will conduct secretary; Mrs . Gertrude services at 7:30p.m. Saturday Mitchell, treasurer, and Mrs. at the funeral horne. Pauline Roush, corresponding - I ~ ' Middlepor t had was in one apa rtment, even though other apar tme nts in the same building checked satisfactory. The health department said Middleport residen ts were asked to boil the ir drinki ng water as a preca utionar y measure since Middlep ort did receive some water from Pomeroy during the time when test samples taken in Pomeroy were uns atisfa ctory . At present, Middleport is bein g supplied entire ly from its own wells and this will be continued until water from Pomeroy is decla red safe by the health department, Hoffm an said. BOAl!D ORGAI'f1ZES - The newiy elected members of the Gallla Coun ty Board of Education held an organizational meeting Saturday. Under terms of consolidation, the board was permitted to organize following certification and the filing of expense accoupts with the Board of Election. Board members sealed with County School Superintendent C. Corner Bradbury, s~ated, right, are left to right, J . E . (Dick) Cremeens and Bruce S. Stoiit. Standing are Dale Rothgeb, Jr ., Fred Greenlee and James C. Mitchell. Stout was elected president for 1975. Opinion • lS Gallia-Meigs police elect Tony Taylor - for better POMEROY - Officers for 1975 were elected when the Gallla-Melgs Lodge 95, Fraternal Order of Pollee, met Wednesday evening at Pomeroy VIllage Hall. Elected were Tony Taylor, of Meigs County, president; Dennis Hunter, vice president; Ray Manley, secretary - treasurer; Paul North, chaplain; Tim Mills, conductor, and Bruce Davis, inner guard. The next meeting will be held on Jan. 8 In Gallipolis. facilities in schools :W.1:r~::;.;-~:r.-::f-:::;::;::;;;;:;:;:;:;;:--:;;;:.-:=:;-;:::::::;::-;::~ GALLIPOLIS - Vo ~rs of the Gallia County Local School District would have approved a bond issue in November to Red Cross Blood Center at Huntington . GALLI POLIS - " The Bea t Goes On improve school fa cilities. Mrs . Snider s tated that many centers When You Give Blood " is the new th eme That is the conclusion drawn from a across the c ountry are changing to new public opinion s urv ey taken las t month by the Tri-State Red Cross will portray on the des igns in order to promote pu'blic George E. Waller, architect, of Dayton , s id e of its bloodmobile truck going fr om city to city collecti ng one of life's most a wa reness. " Blood is a business of saving retained la st February for any future lives and we must promote it," she said . building program in the district which precious resources. bl ood . The bloodmobile will be in Gallipolis includes all schools except those in the The new design was impri nted by Thursday, Dec. 19, from noon until 6 p.m . Gallipolis City District. Ga ry La pelle, who vol unteered his se rat Gra ce United Methodist Church. vices, and Mrs . Te rry Snider, public This was a major development anWhen you see, "The Beat Goes On ," let . nounced here Saturday afternoon when rela tions director for the Blood Center . it be a reminder that you can save life by Waller me t with the Gallia Loca l Board of The new design will soon be seen on all your blood donation, the Red Cross asks. Education . bloodmobiles cornin~ from the Tri-State Waller said his survey indicated that 57 pet. of the people polled were in favor of a bond issue while 20 pet. were agains t it and 23 pet. were non-<Oomrnittal until further information on a bond issue is released . Walter said 20 pet. of the people opposed to a bond issue for school buildings would support an issue if it did not increase their taxes. According to Waller, the poll was taken from two pet. of the 3,757 people who voted in the last November election. Walter said that there are 5,480 registered voters in the Gallia County School System and that 3,757 voted . The results of the poll were based upon two pct.of the registered voters or three pet. of those casting ballots in the last election. Major questions and answers were : Were you in favor of county school consolidation ? 38 pet. said yes ; 25 pet. no and 37 pet. had no opinion. Do you think the present school buildings are adequate' 33 pet. said yes ; 31 pet. no and 36pct. had no opinion . Are you in favor of keeping the four high school buildings knowing they do not DEUGHTED .- This was the only word to describe two-year-old Lowell meet minimum state standards? 64 pet. Layne;Buena Vista , Colo. , at he inspected the boildings of "ChriStmas Village " said yes ; 15 pet. no and 21 pet. did not have displayed at the Holzer Medica l Center. Lowell is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Ottis an opinion. Layne, Buena Vist a, a nd the grandson of Ollis Layne, Sr., Jackson. More pictures Would YQII approve of using the and story, page 2. Bloodmobile units promoting awareness ••' + present high s chool buildings for junior high students? 57 pet. said yes; 10 pet. no and 34 pet. had no opinion . lf new high schools we re to bt: . built, would you favor one or two high school buildings in the county dis tri ct ? 15 pet. said one high school; 47.5 pet. said lwo high schools, and 37.5 pet. had no opinion . Would you vote for a bond issue to improve or build school buildings? 57 pet. said. yes ; 20 pet. no and 23 pet. had no opinion . The survey showed a definite trend that the age group between 20-40 would strongly support a bond issue . In that age group , 68 pet. indicated yes, 14 pet. no and 18 pet. lujd no opinion. In the 4~ age group, 56 pet. said yes ; 19 pet. no and 25 pet. ma not nave an opinion . In the 80 and over group, 48 pet. said yes and 28 pet. no. According to Walter, a native of Gallla Connly, the survey of the present school buildings In the district shows thai several bulldlngs do not meet fire, struclaral, electrical and plumbing codes. The buildings do not meet minimum standards of the State Department of Education. All buildings are in need of repair, some extensive, while others require only mlnJmum attentJoo. The architect recommended that the elementary buildings serving sladents in Vinton , Bidwell-Porter, Cadmus and Centerville be replaced with new structures. A study of the district road, s tudent population and projected operating costs suggests combining the elementary districts; th~refore, requiring two new elementary buildings and replacing five outdated and inadequate buildings. , The elementary buiidlngs serving students at Addaville, Cheshire-Kyger and Hannan Trace Elementary areas can he t Continued on page ;, ' 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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