https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/588961aeb9d4cee7cc189b0adb8e8ab2.pdf 5b8018e38fc0cd1389bab22edf748ca2 PDF Text Text r •• • .."'.. 12 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thursday, Feb. $, 1976 Information available on new Golden Buckeye Card and fa c il i tie s, restauntnts and hotels, and programs , m cdil'H l COLUMBUS State Senator Oakley C. Collins 1 R· Ironton 1 today urgerl South eastern Ohw senwr ci l1zens to contact their senior ci tizen organizahons for information regarding the state's new ·'Golden Buckeye Ca rd" program whi ch will be ~;lunched this month . Last week Gov . .James A Rhodes ann ounced th e beginmng of the new program which wtll entitle Ohioans 65 years of age and older to discounts at state recrea tional £acilihes an d ultimately at grocery and department s tores , phar macies, mass tran sit banktng tlu s will add a little more quality to their lives _" The Golden Buckeye Card travel <1~e nc1es . will be issued free to semor " This 1s a dandy prog ram cttizens. They only need to for ftur senior citiZens ," apply at senior ci tizen censtated Se na tor Collins . ters ', elderly hous1ng " During this economic pinch·, pmjects, nutrition sites and our older ct tizens are trying other senior citizen meeting lv live 011 f1xed incomes while places in the1r area . prices are sk}Tockehng about them. They are overwhelmed flnan CI Hlly.'' The Ohto Comrrnssion on Ag ing. who developed the pr og ram , will iss ue appilcat!Ons and cards around Brooks' first party at age 53 March 1, nnd will supervise MEIGS THEATRE TONtTE THURS. FEB . S NOT OPEN FRt .- SAT.- SUN FEB . 6-7-8 POSSE . Show sta rts at 7:00 p. m . THREE RUNS MADE The Middleport E-R squad made a run to Sycamore St. at 4:59p.m. Wednesday for Lawrence Stewart who was ill . He was taken to Veterans Memonal Hospital. At 10 :04 p. m the squad went to Rutland for Douglas Reeves who was ill . He refused treatment. At 6:24 a. m. tooay the sq uad went to 541 MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE SWING INTO SPRING•.• J UST ARRIVED MOST WANTED FlOOR lENGTH DRESS DELIGHTS FOR THE .JUNIOR old Brian Friend, who was 111. He was taken to Holzer Medical Cenler. Fresh Ham Hock Navy Bean Soup IN JUNIORS, MISSES lh SIZES. 90~PtNT CAR RY OUT ONL ~ MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE Crow's Steak House Pomero y , Ohio OPEN FRI. & SAT. Til 8:00 Ne'N FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE Beaver, Ada Gearhart, Willie Star, Mrs. Donald Work, Point Plesant ; Mrs. Cormal Jewell , Middleport ; Roseanna VanMeter , Gallipolis Ferry. BIRTH - Feb. 5, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Curnmms, Racine. Veterans Memorial Hospital AOMITTED Cindy Stearns, Racine ; Donald Roush, Minersville; Janice DeBord. Pomeroy; Jean Koehler, Long Bottom; Avanell Aleshire, Pomeroy; Catherine Wood, Long Bottom ; Jessie Dodderer, Reedsville; Robert Skaggs, Belpre; Ruth Euler, Mid· dleport; Ira Roach, Jr., Long Bottom; Lawrence Stewart, Middleport. DISCHARGED - Marabel Frecker, Bertha Zamorano, Wesley Musser, Karen Guinther, Dame! Davidson . Local Bowling Pom eroy Bowling Lanes Morn•ng Glones Januarv 21. 197f 105 Gibbs Groc ery 101 Excels1or 011 Co 81 Newell Sunoco 77 G&J Auto Parts 74 W .M P 0 42 Spencer 's Market High Individual game Donna McFarland 192, sec ond h ig h md1V1duaf g~me - Ju d y Pockltnglon 169 High ind iv idual 3 games ~ Judy Poc kl1ng to n 523. second h1gh tndlv id u a l 3-game Donna McFa rl and 502 H1gh te am game .w M P 0 763 . h1gh team 3 game - W M P 0 2,260 Sycamore St. for six-month- LOVELY PRINTS & SOLIDS ~nd PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES - Gertrude TUPPERS PLAINS - At the age of 53, Paul Eugene Brooks, Tuppers Plains, will have his first bJrthday party this evemng at the home of Mr . and Mrs. Clifford Rockhold in Reed sv ille. BrookS, past commander of th e Disab led Am e rican Veterans in Athens, is a school bus dnver in the ' Eastern Local School District . The party w1ll start at 7. 30 Refreshments will be served e~t the close. tl1e program for both public and pnva te agencies. Merchanl'i und businessmen who participate will be issued decals for their windows signifymg that they accept tl1e Golden Buc keye Card. •·This new program shows a great deal of compassion for our special citizens in Ohw." sa id Collms " It wlll afford senior citizens another opportun1ty to keep themse lves act1ve and involved m commum1y hfe. Hopefully, Weekend Store Hours Pomer oy Bow11ng Lane s Mo nda y N1ght M11ted Jan u ary2 9, 1976 Da v •s Insura n ce 46 10 Ro ach's Gu n Shop 32 24 Team 6 32 24 Team 5 30 34 Ro yal Crown 20 36 ream 2 iS 38 H •g h t eam senes ,_ Dav ts I ns 2, 016, h1g h team game ..:.... Team 6 756 H i9h ser i es men Don H unnel l 55 1, Dale Dav 1s 537 H1g h g ame men Don Hunnel 213, Dan H unnel, . 201 H1gh ser .es women - Belly Wh itl atch 5 12 , Naom. Floyd 49 3 H 1gh game women Na om1 F loyd 188 , Betty Whi tlatch 187 Pom eroy L a nes Monday 1Night MIX Feb . 2.197 6 DB \liS Insurance <18 16 Roachs Gun Shop 36 26 Te am 6 32 J2 Team 5 30 34 Roya l Cr own n 42 T eam 2 22 42 Team h igh s-e rie s - Rc achs Gun Shop 2,022 team h 1gh game - T eam 5 701 Men h igh seri es ~ Dale Dav •s 622 , John T yree 602 M en h 1gh game Da l e Dav is :247. Joh n Tyr ee 222 Women hig h ser 1es - Ellen Roug ht 538 . Mar l ene W il son 496 Women high game - Ellen Roug h t 184 , Mar l ene W11son 179 Pomeroy Bowl•ng L a n es W ed Early Birds January 7,1 976 Far mers Bank 85 Royal Crown 84 Ben Tom 83 Eve l yn's Grocery 73 Ha ley's Ce r amics 59 King Build ers 48 H1 g h in div id ua l game Donna McFarland 20 4, secon d h 1gh •ndi\11dua1 game - Eul ond a H a l ey 199, He len wolf 190 H1gh se r •es Donna McFarland SOB, second h1gh series - H e l en Wol f 501 Team ser1es King Buil d er s 2. 605, team h 1gh game - Farmer s Bank 972 Pomerov Bow1109 Lan es Wed . Early B1rd s January 14, 1976 Royal Crown 92 Far111er s Bank 91 Ben Tom 83 E \1 elyns Gr ocery 73 Haley 's Ceramics 61 K.ng Builders 56 H 1gt1 ind 1v1dua1 ga m e Becky Dunfee 217. second Shop The Following Middleport Merchants Heritage House OONTINUATION -SALE- Holzer Medical Center 1Discharges, Feb. 4) The Eastern girls, Herbert Amick, Daisy basketball team dumped Ankrom, Mrs. James Bailes and daughler, Alice Batey, Southwestern Wednesday at Thomas Bocook, Doris Southwestern 42 to 15. For Brewer, Frances Browning, Eastern, Vickie Epple led all Bill Burton , Nancy Butcher, scorers with 24. Other scorers fOr Eastern Ernest Campbell, Peggy Childers, Michael Cremeans, were Jan Wilson with 9, Treverl Crider, Billy t,"urry, Teresa Edward 4, and Denise Ella Eads, Kelly Eggers, Dean and Kim Batey, 2 each. Leading rebounders were Mrs . John Fellers and son, Alberta Fife, Robert Teresa Edwards with 15 and Flowers, Clifton Hatfield, Denise Dean with 13. For Elma Johnson, Eva Kauff, Southwestern, Gill had 9 Gladys Kennedy, Harold potnts, Kiser 4 and Ferguson K1rby, Karin Lenegar, Hugh 2. Eastern's Coach is Susan Neal, Edward Parkins, Jane Thompson . Phipps, Joan Pitchford, J amce Potter 1 Edgar Rutherford, Betty Saunders, Mattie Thompson, Mary Wiley. 1Births, Feb. 4) 'Mr. and Mr s. James Allbright, daughler, Patriot ; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Young, son , Gallipolis. LOCAL TEMPS Temperature in down town Pomeroy Thursday at 11 a. m. was 43 degrees under cloudy skies. h1gh 1Md1VidUal game F lO SSIE' Maxson 193 High Dunfee senes - ser1es Becky 558 , second h1gh F los sie Maxson 495 Team high game - mers series Far B&nk 906 , team h1gh - King Builders 2,597 Pomeroy Bowling Lanes Wed . early Bird Janu ary 21, I 976 100 Roya l Crown Fa rm er s Bank 97 Be n Tom Evelyns Grocery Hal ey's Ce ram• cs 67 K 1ng Builders 56 High ind iv•d ual game Betty Wh•ttatch 197 , second h•gh Jnd1v1dua l game - Jan Jenkins IB,l H1gh •ries Betty Whit lat ch 528 , second h•gh n series - J an J enkins 527 T eam h1gh game - Royal Crown 907 , team h•gh series Royal Crown 2.680 · Pom eroy B o wling Lan es Sunday L ate N1ght M l)(ed Feb ruar y 1, 197 6 Team No, 6 40 8 39, 252 Qual Pnnt Shop 32 16 35,224 Fou r Duces 30 18 37,573 Pauley's In s & Really 18 30 3 1. 735 Famous Ones 16 32 72 , 199 Broo k s lnsu1a110n S 40 79 ,420 Men 's h1gh game - George Murray :?03 . Don Beegle 18 7, Sam Simonds 167 , women 's h1gh game Jean Spencer 155, Belly Wrile~el 154 , JoYce G ro ver 151 Men 's ser i es George Murray 531 , Don Beegle 472. Sam S•mond S Hl , women 's ser1es Jea n Spe n ce r 474 , Mary Hoo ve r 40 7 , T i na Collins 387 T eam high game Fa mou s On es 590 , learn high ser1es ..... Qual1ly Print Shop 1,fl51 Prewashed Denim Jeans Flare leg style · 100 per cent colton . Sizes ~8 to 38 waist · 30 to 36 inch inseam lengths · 4 patch pockets . •a•• FLANNEL WORK SHIRTS Woven Alas kan flannel 100 per cent cotton . two pockets . full cut . Sizes small, medium. large and extra large. Long shirt tails - plaid patterns. TONIGHT'S Paper SPONSORED BY MIDDLEPORT RETAIL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION .,IDDl£PORT, I OHK' OPEN FRI FOR Men's Leather Work Belts Genuine full gral n cowhide bridle leather. Sizes l2 to SO. Solid co lor bla ck or brown, l V.a 1nc h width . '2.50 Be sure lo see the new selection Mens end Boys Belts • Mens and Boys Boys Jumbo Bell BLUE DENIM JEANS 10 ounce weight blue denim · 100 per cent colton . !rue western style · very well made • . Solid color grey or white. Comfortable to wear . Sizes ' I0-10 1/ 2 , 11 -11'12 , 12-12'12. Special Sale Price TUBE SOCKS White with color tops · mens sizes 9 to 15 · Boys sizes 7 to 11 • Junior boys sizes 6 to 10. A big selection of colors. Full cushion · 78 . per cent ~olton, 22 per cent stretch ny ion . 88~ PAIR . • ~ ';'"""'- .............. --.... ·- . '"-·-~-, .... , _.. ~... I • .< ' .,. . ~ ·-··· - - _ .. ··:·~_' Ill . ~~. •.. . . . ..:.;:).:.... ... - - ~ ?- cent polyester· neal fitting . Very well made · solid colors · navy blue • Sun Tan • Forest Green · Charcoal Grey and Dark Olive. !Sizes 29 to 5() waist) SHIRTS TO MATQIISizes w ;, to 19) PAIR Regular $1.49 SPECIAL Red -Heart "Wintuk" SALE PRICES YARN lllYS ~EATERS . BigKNimNG ounce skein . Big 4 selection of solid colors and variegated colors In plain ond sparkling. '1.19 '6.95 '5.95 Main Store, Annex and Warehouse open Saturdays 9:30 to 5. Use our Free Parking Lots on second Street and at the Mechanic Street Warehouse. ' Elberfelds In Pome Mines have new bosses SALEM CENTER Southern Ohio Coal Co. near IS responsible for the development of the three here ha s announced underground coal mines and promotwns and transfers of associated surface facilities top management personnel. in Meigs, Vinton and Galha Harry Lester, of Athens, Counties. promoted from engineermg Paul Will iams, Gallipolis s uperinten dent to general area resident, will fill the mine superi ntend ent, vacancy created by Lester's replaces W. T. Hylton, who prom otion. Williams was a accepted employment with mme superintendent of Meigs another Coal Company. As Mine 1 prior to his transfer to Southern Ohio Coal Com- the main office as pany's top executive, Lester engmeering superintendent. ..-( I -oHo· .__, , ...... - .' ~- ,,., \\ \\ .""-'at..- \"".• :::; -· -!( . I' '\ -,:..~ _ _ ··--:::;;;.~ ~' ·.,; . _~. 3.. .....~ """""" ~ • VOL. XXVII Kay Sayre, coordinator NO. 208 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Crafts attract new coordinator By Charlene Hoeflich Her love of craft work and a healthy respect for the ta lents of the older ge neratiOn brought Kay Sayre of near Harrisonville and the Meigs County Senior Citizens Cenler together. Kay IS the new crafts coordinalor at the Center Sharing her ban d1 craf t skills, and keep1ng the everyday thi ngs ~:oing as well as duties which Jeanne Morgan handled before her illness and subsequent resignation . Mrs . Morgan's illn ess struck just as the sen ior citizens were preparmg for their annual Ch ri stmas bazaar, and it was Kay who volunteered to lend a hand m gelling things ready . She was acq umnted with the program through her mother-in-law, Rosalie Sayre, a Cen ter everybod}' occupied i!'l whHt employe her job tnvolves. While Kay aclually began working at the Ce nter in late November1 she really wan '1 employed and put on the payroll until Jan, 1. She now works four days a week performing many of the same So through the latter par t of November and mto December , Kay spent se\·eral days a week assisting wtth craft' and other items to be sold at the bazaar . When Mrs Morgan resigned she was the log ical one for the Coun cil on Kay IS married to Tim Sayre, an employe at Mid· west Steel, and they have two children, Shane, flve and m kin{.d ergarten at Ha rri sonville, and Jodi, four . A creative person, she has worked in cerarn1cs, crafts of all k1hds, makes all of her own clothes as well as those of her daughter, and does some home decorating. She was advisor for a 4-H Club one year At 1he Ce nter now, Kay and the se nior citizens are putting their efforts into coming up Dateline 1776 with a vanety of novel items for the Easte r bazaar m April. As a way of encourag ing more senior citizens to get involved, each Monday Kay conducts a craft class. It's her con tentiOn that gomg creative with crafts bnngs real personal satisfaction and enjoyment to semor Ci tizens, and gives them , through the sale of their crafts at bazaars, a sense of contributing to the flmdtng of programs at the Center. PHILADELPJIIA. li Congress a lerted the southern colonies that a British force headed by Gen. Clinton seemed headed in their direction . !'I in eteeil Queens County Tory leaders were ordered taken to New York for confinement while an investigation was conducted . ~·cb. He started w1 th the Southern Ohio Coal Co as mme superintendent at Meigs Mine 2. Donald P. Brown, Athens area, has been transferred from mine supermtendent at Raccoon Mine 3 to mine superintende nt at Meigs Mine l. Brown came to Southern Ohio Coal Co. as a production foreman in March, 1974, and had been promoted to shift foreman and general mme FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1976 i:liN ews. . . in Briefs\\ :·: By United Press International WASHINGTON - WATERGATE JUDGE John Sirica, a Iough man on the bench and in the prize ring; fought for his hfe loday in the coronary care umt of a Washington hospital. DoctorsatGeorge Washington University Hospital said Sinca, 11, was in critical but stable condition following a massive heart attack that knocked him cold and stopped his heartbeat as he delivered a luncheon speech Thursday. Hospital spokesmen said it took electric shock therapy to restart his heart, but he later regained consciousness and was able to breathe wtthout an oxygen mask. They said his blood pre$Sure ha~ rettirned lo normal, his life signs were stable, and his life support systems continued without artificial support. The evening med1 ca! bullettn said he was resting comfortably . GUATEMALA CITY, GUATEMALA - International relief teams today rushed food and medical supplies to Gualemala, where the earthquake death toll combed to 3,000 and doctors operated in makeshift tents to save the gravely injured still streaming in from devastated mountain Villages. Bulldozers sealed over mass graves containing many of the victims of Wednesday's predawn 'quake so the nation could turn lo the more urgent task of saving the thousands of injured. Red Cross D1rel1or Joe Alvarado sa id additional reports from hard-hit outlymg areas put the death loll at 3,000 and "still rising." SNOW, SLEET, RAIN AND FREEZING RAIN SWEPT through parts of Ohio Thursday and ea rly today, leaving ice coated highways in many sections. Driving conditions ranged from " bad" to " terrible" and hundreds of school districts were closed. Forecasters said however the storm problems were over, except for snow removal in the northern part of the Buckeye State. "The storm that pummelled the state with a variety of weather types is now nearing the east coast and is weakening," weather officials said. Columbus police described driving conditiOns early today in the state's ca pital city simply as "terrible." COLUMBUS - A PREIJMINARY HEARING has been scheduled for Feb. 12 for Donald Luft, 25, Columbus, on qharges of aggravated murder in the deaths of his parents and sister . The bodies were found Wednesday stuffed in the trunk of the family car wh ich was parked at Port Columbus International Airport, authorities said. Police said Walter f.uft, 56, his wife Dorothy, 53, and daughter Shern, 22, all of Columbus, suffered multiple gunshot wounds, police said. Luft was arra igned Thursday in Municipal Court and bail was denied by Judge Joseph Clifford. Luft, a graduate of Kent State University, was a recent patient at the psychiatric ward at Ohio State University hospital, police said. SYRACUSE - Syracuse counct l agreed Thursday nig ht that the mob1 le home ordinance Will be comphed wi th , or else. Mayor Herman Londo n said he has had inquirtes about moving mobile homes mto Syracuse. The mayor sa id he mforms people they must comply w1th the village ordmance wh1ch requires tha~ the home be on the resident 's own property, must be placed on the tax dupli cate, all mohililv removed , and underpinning msla ll ed. Co un cil Thursday ni ght agreed that persons moving in a mob1le home will have 30 days to comply with the ordinance and a period of 90 days to prove that they have complied. If , they do not comply or prove they intend to co mply , they will be prosecuted and water serv ice will be termmated immediately, Co unci Iman Robert Wmgett said the swimmmg WASHINGTON (UPI) Secretary of Stare Henry Kissinger says U.S. foreign policy has been thrown into a period of ''strife , distrust and confusion" because of news leaks stemming from congressional intelligence probes. Kissinger Thursday testified that he would welcome a joint congressional committee lo oversee intelligence operations, but only if such a body would keep secrets and leave decisions on spy missions to the executive branch. Appearing before the Senate Government Operations commi ttee, Kissinger said congressional investigations of abuses of .• power by intelligence agencies have soured relations between Congress and the White House. pool has envtron- advised that tree hmbs and "The present relationship mental revtew clearance and brush needed culling on the bas reached a point where the the village has been street toward Rustic Hills. It ability oft he U.S. to conduct a authorized to spend its was suggested the township coherent foreign policy is money. However, council is trustees be asked for being eroded," he said. waiting on a $14,000 grant assistance since they have Kissinger said, "I hope thJs from HUD before le tting any proper equipment. committee and the Congress b1ds. A complaint about mud on as a whole, with help ... from Councibnan Eber Pickens !own streets caused by trucks the executive, can construct said Bob Jeffers had repaired in the lower end of the village Sa ndhtll Road in front of the will be answered by ConnJack Williams property. cilman Troy Zwilling . Council Council is considering , also sqggested that gravel be ~owever placmg piling and placed on the side of Bridgetrees in the area for ad- man St. in the area of the ditional safely. Nazarene Church and that Barry McCdy, councilman, the park area should be cleaned up regularly. Other matters taken up : Reservations are now being Water is still spilling on SR taken at the Quality Print 124 at five places; some Shop in Middleport and Gibbs repair has been done but Grocery in Pomeroy for 1976 Mayor London said more license plates. ditching and tile are needed Freddie Houdash e lt , in the designated areas . Middleport deputy registrar, Drafting, Agriculture , McCoy said ditching is also and William Gibbs, Pomeroy Mining, Business and Office needed along the road to registrar , have been notified that the same series of tags Education, Communications Rustic Hills. Meeting with council was which have been issued in E le ctro nics , We lding, Distributive Education, Fred Morrow, local manager their communities in past Occupational Work Ex- of the Ohio Power Company, years will again be ass1gned perience and Multi-Area Job and other Ohio Power of- fD them. ficials. Council enlered into a A charge of $1.50 will be Tralnmg. 10-year contract with the made for reservations 10 utility for street lighting. addition to the resigtrar 's Council approved an charge of 50 cents. Tags will agreement to deposit public cost $10 plus the additional NIGHTTIME TOO funds in lhe Racine Home SYRACUSE - Pollee National Bank. Chief Milton Varion Varian Kathryn Crow, council Thursday night warned member who said residents re sid('nts about dogs have complained about high running loose. gas bills, was informed that Varian said dogs must be council has no control over confined to their owner's property at all times," and the gas rates. Council CARPENTER -· Losses this Includes the night· suggested that residents can write to the Public' Utilities were estimated at $8,000 in a time.'• Commission m Columbus . fire which razed two old Attending were Mayor garage buildings in which London, Wingett, Crow, farm equtpment was stored THREE TO HOLZER McCoy , Pickens, and at Route 3, Albany, in The Middleport E-R squad Zwilling, council members; Columbia Twp. about 9:50 removed three patients to Mary Chancey, cle rk ; p.m. Thursday. Holzer Medical Center George Holman, treasurer; Owner of the property was Thursday afternoon and Frtday morning: At 12:02 Police Chief Milton Varian, Kenneth Erickson. Pomeroy Fire Chief p.m. Thursday, Barbara and Naomi London , Charles Legar said the cause Karr, 270 North Fourth St., at of the fire was not known . It 3:48 p.m. Ann Welch, 341 was discovered by a passerby Park St., having chest pains, who phoned for the Pomeroy and at 9:t4 a.m. Friday, department. A tractor was Charles McElhinney, 463 S. among the farm equipment Fourth St., who suffered a destroyed. There is some possible stroke. insurance on bo th the buildmgs and the equipment. FINED$150, COSTS Calls and complaints have Roy Buchanan, address not been made this week to the listed, was fined $150 and Meigs County Sheriff's cos ts, on conviction of an Department that two men assa ult and battery charge in have been calling at homes EXTENDED OUTLOOK the court of Pomeroy Mayor . and asking for admittance tn Sunday through Clarence Andrews Thursday. order to "check'' telephone Tuesday, chan ce of showers south and rain or and electrical wtring." On one occasion the men - both snow north Sunday and CARS COLLIDE Min or · damages we re white - wanted to install a Monday and fair Tuesday. Highs mostly wlll be In the repor ted lo two cars in an burglar alarm system . teo and lows wlll be in the Loca l utility company accident · on North Second ZGs except In tho teens Ave . in Middleport at 6:30 spokesmen deny there are early Sunday. p.m. Thursday. A car being any personnel assigned to parked by Becky S. Fultz, such work. If two such men call again , Middleport, struck a parked HILOTEMPS car owned by Richard Smith, regardless of where in Meigs NEW YORK IUPIJ - The County, Sheriff Robert Middleport. highest temperature reported Hartenbach recommends to the National Thursday they be reported at once LOt:AL TE~ IPS unl ess lhey have proper Weather Service, excluding .The lempcralur• · . m identification . Alaska and Hawaii, was 88 downtown Pomeroy al 1t degrees at McAllen, Tex . Any problems residents a.m. Fnday was 30 de~rees 'have are to be reported tb the Today's low was 26 degrees \\'illl snow falling. below zero al Worland, Wyo . sheriff. exchanged pleasan tries moved from face to face lik< a kindly WAC officer in specting the troops - anc lhen left. What about th1 Social Security controversy what abou t rumorec Medica~e cu tbacks, what about tax relief for elderi) home owners? Mrs_ Shnver was mum . She did of course make a brief pi tch for her husbanc and introduced her inevitabl• sisler, Pat Lawford , but he1 innocuous visit served main I) to raise aga in a never settlec campaign question:, What if th e pu1 pose of stumpin! wives, and in any event d< U1ey do any good? Put. to Mrs. Shri ver at the Ce nter here. she said th! question is a fair one to wh id she has no answer. In het case her Kennedy kinshir (s he is , of course, the sister ol Senator Ted) probabl) muddles an easy assessment She is at least as well knowr as her can didate husband And in fac t, her · Ken ned) con nec ti on regularly ga in ~ her more loc.:a l media at. lention than the candidatE himself. On the other hand her fam il y ties can bE detrim enta l ; one s'e p luagenan an here satd h«: didn'1 mind Mr Shriver "bul I never trust his woman.'' Campaign officers usualll are nphm1sls· about clel'· tioneering wives. Par· ticularly if they are p ~r sonable. Maria Ca rrier, Ne\1 Loss in fire · set at '8,000 men faking it in home calls Hampshire coordinator of th< Morris Udall bid, says Mrs Udall's appearances give' voters a look a t lh< congressman's private side "and for people who want t< know as much about a can did ate as possible this 1s all t< the good." Aclually, time, a re sucli that if a ca ndidate'~ wife were not .appeaiing would arise Already Huhert Humphrey i! trymg to squelch rumors lha1 his w1fe Muriel is balking at lhe idea of leaving her hom< for another Wllite Hous1 race it is of course possi ble fm spouses I o become issues ir !heir own right durin! ca mpaigns Sen . Edmu n< 1Continued on page IO J sus ptci ons l an oversight mechanism for U.S. intelligence that can bring an end to the strife, distrust and confusion that ha ve accompanied the investigations of the past year." "Without effective intelligence capability , the United States stands blindfolded and hobbled, " he said. Kiss1nger proposed cr eation of an oversight committee far weaker than the se parate House and Senate panels that were recommended by the two intellige nce committees which have been lonking inro such activity. His committee would be forpidden 1o disclose security secrets without the President's permission and would not involve itself loo closely in the conduct of inteUigence operatioM. Reservations for tags being taken Sheriff warns TOM TIEDE By Tom Tiede SALEM. N H. - Eum ct Shriver was 40 minutes late ir arriving at the local Seniot Citizens' Cenwr . Standing or bare floors, amid pain t. peehng walls and under a spiral of flypaper, she told thE elderly people they had a "lovely place." Then six removed her coat, revea lin ~ a flawlessly hand-knit fr ock the cost of which douhtle& exceeded the monthly in com< of any in attendance. But what was most . disastrous about the ap pearance here of the wife ul Democratic presidentia: candidate Sargent Shrivel was, in the words Of ont present, "she didn 't tell uf anything ." She shook hands proj~ct Under half Meigs Voc-Ed grads on jobs in 6 months Not quite half of Me1gs percent, in related fields 10 High Sc hool's vocalJo nal pcf. , and 16.7 pel. were graduates last spring were wor kin g in unre la ted employed six mon ths later vocations. acc ordin g to a n annual The shocking aspect of the foll ow-up study on vocational study was the rate of people graduates. not employed due to lack of The study also suggest• job opportumhes This figure that general unem ploymen t was 35 pel. of all graduates. in Meigs County could be as Goodman Indi cated high as 30 to 35 pel., not- therefore he believes recent withstanding "official" slate State figures that show a 6 and federal fi gures showing it pel county unemployment to be 6 pet. rate for all people in Me1gs Voca tional Director Ray Count y are gros sly Goodman said the 1975 class misleading had 149 vocattonal graduates He beli eves th e unem· who began to look for work ployment figure to be much dur ing the sumf11er of 1975. closer to that of lhe recent Each of the graduates was graduates! reached in .January and hts or There was a 6 pel. rate of her status recorded £or use at students goi ng into the the slate and local level in military serv ice, 13 pet. were 'planning future vocational Ios i to the work force through classes. marTiage, and a remarkable The study revealed that 41 7.3 pet. are continuing their percent of all students were education In colleges and employed full time and 4 universities. The courses of percent on a part-lime basis traming having graduates in People working full time in this study are Auto the skill trained was 17 Mechanics, Cos metology, PR ICE FIFTEEN CENTS Kissinger cites strife, distrust Restrictions on mobile homes : : . ,. .,:.,..,..,., ,. ,. , . . . :... ,. ..,.,.,,::·,:.~. ::.,:,.:~:.:,:..,. .,.,.., . ..,. , ., in Syracuse will be info reed ,.,. foreman ' prior to becommg mme superintendent at Raccoon Mine 3. Dave Roberts, Athens area, was promoted from master mechanic to mine superin· ledent to fill the vacancy at Raccoon Mine 3 created by Brown's transfer. Raymond L1eving, a Bidwell area resiJent, has been promoted to master mechamc to s ucceed Roberts en tine at e ~ ~ • • '\ . Is a wife's place on the stwnp? WORK UNIFORMS Permanent press SO per cent cotton • 50 per PANlS Sizes 12 through 20. S!ipovers and coat styles. Special Sal~ Prices • Mens King Kole · Cushion Foot Work Socks 2 ·.Watch for Friday Specials In 100 per cent cotton • sanforized shrunk · 2 pockets with flap - extra long tails. Colorful plaid patterns. Sizes small !J4·14'h neck>. medium (15-15'12 neck). large (16· 16'12 neck). and exira large (17-17'/2 neck} . sport belts in white end f11hion colors for $2.!0. Ex:tr11 wide Garrison bths for $l.OO. Western Auto Store Ingels Furniture COITON FLAriNEL SHIRTS Reveroibles 51.75. Hond pointed teolltors 53.95 . Wide Reg. Value-s to $4.98 ~hr Clothiers Mens $5.95 2 Mens Extra Heavy Weight • , SHCP FRIDAY 9:30 TO 8 PM Cross Hardware The Sewing Center up unions." WASHINGTON (UPI) - Democratic Presidential hopeful Morris K. Udall Thursday called Ronald Reagan and George Wallace dangerous men and a threat lo the nation. "They are well-financed, well-organized, well-publicized, they are clever and they are dangerous," Udall said in a prepared speech to a group of backers at Boston's hisloric Faneuil hall. . The Arizona Congressman, seeking support in Massachusetts' March 2 Presidential primary, said there is a I Continued from page I ) / PHILADELPHIA - A UNITED STEELWORKERS of , America official says If Federal Reoerve Board Olllnnan , Arthur Burns spent tbne on an unemployment line, he would .• change his opinion about cuttina back unemployment benefits. .. William J . Moran, a USW district director, ;aid '' Wednesday that Bums suggestion to reduce unemployment ~ compensation payments was "just another attempt to break ' ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Mens Davis 4-0 The Shoe Box place externally. .lo "Because the C<JIIlbustlon process II not seperate, you can design it for minimum pollution," said Dr. J-..1> L. Smith, of ';' the Department of Mechanical ~~. who has been , developlnl! the engine. "The engine could allo WJe many idndB of fuel. For aulomobiles one would probably ua fuel on, but for " stationary purposesooemighteven ~~~eliOlarenel'l)l," be said. He said the idea of a hot1!&s esternal combulllon enclne ~ first was suggested in the year 1816 by a Scottllb clergyman. • ~ Mens and Young Mens Wrangler 59.95 C&lndidate Udall calls two of his opponents, Reagan and Wallace, extremists ~ 1) ~ Still A Wid e Selection of Colors & Styles Middleport Book Store (Continued from pege -.. Regular or Slim Sizes 8 to 18 ... ..S7.95 ' 8 to 18 .... ..............s8.95 Husky Sizes The Kiddie Shoppe News •• in Briefs "I wish he could join the ranks of the unemployed and had . ro stand in line waiting for his check," Moran said. "He is .' FUSE PULLED The Middleport Fire Dept. Wlinforrned. " was called to the Watne Shop HILOTEMPS at 1:36 p. m. Wetlnesday NEW CHARGE when overhead lights were NEW YORK (UP!)- The CINCINNATI (UP!) - A shooting !Ire. F~remen pulled man who already has been highest lemperature reported the fuse until the electric charged with involuntary Wednesday to the National company could reach the manslaughter in coMection Weather Service, excluding ~ce ne. There was only minor with the shooting death of a Alaska and Hawaii, was 83 •· damage . Policeman has now been degrees at McAllen, Tex. licted by the Hamilton Today's low was 25 degrees :: l Jnty Grand Jury on a more below zero at International -:; ·• serious charge of purposeful Falls, Minn . TAKEN TO HOSPITAL murder. The Pomeroy emergency • Richard Struck, 32, Cincinsquad made a run to Union • is accused of shooting nati, Ave. at 8:29 p.m . Wednesday Cincinnati PoUce Sgt . Robert BUCKMUN CHECKS UP for Lester Walburn , who was A. Lally, 37, last Dec. 8. ROCHESTER, Minn. • 111 He was taken to Holzer Police said LaDy, making a iUPI J- U. s. Supreme Court :: Medica l Ce nler. security check of rear doors Justice Harry Blackmun and ;: of businesses, apparently his wife arrived in Rochesler : awakened Struck, who was Wednesday for a routine :: BENTZ FINED sleeping in a botique and medical checkup . Blackmun, John Bentz, Alfred , was repair shop he owned. a Minnesota native , was -~ ftned $30 and costs by Police claim Struck then appointed to the high court by ~ . Pomeroy Mayo r Clare nce fired a shot that killed the th en President Richard ::, Andrews Thursday morning policeman. Nixon. •• on convi ction of an in ,."' The involuntary klx1catJOn charge. • manslaughter charge carries a one-to-10 year prison ", ASKTOWED sentence upon conviction, but A marriage license has •· KENTUCKIAN the purposeful murder been issued to Paul Eugene :: SENTENCED charge carries a 15-year to Evans, 41 , Portland, and : ClNCINNATI !UP! )- Pa· life sentence. Shirley Ann Lawson, 25, :; trickJ . Wilson , 28, Lexington, Racine . " Ky., has been sentenced fD a total of 30 years in prison after being found guilty by a Hamilton County Common NOW YOU KNOW NOTICE OF •• Pleas Court jury Wednesday The island city of Mont St. APPOINTMENT Cue No . 117,01 of killing two persons here Mi chel, off the coast of Esflte of Vivien M•xey last June 27. Normandy, wasn't an island D~ce.ued . Not ice Is hereby given l ha t Acquitted of similar until 725 a . m. when a Bulah Fay MexeY of R:eeds · charges was Leshe C. Floyd, powerful earthquake sptit it ville, Meigs Coun ty, Ol"lio , has 28, also of Lexington. A third duly appointed off from the mainland, b~en man accused in the case had leav ing the city ' surrounded ExecutriK o f the Estate of. Vivl&n Maxey , decease d , lat e been acquitted last October. by water. of Reeds\lille , Meigs County, Ohio The charges were in Creditors are reQuirect to connection with the shooting fil e The ir cla1ms W1t h said deaths of Lorraine Greer, 31, f iduci ary w ithin four montt'ls Dated th is and day of and John Mitchell, 2C, both of BOOSTERS TO MEET F ebruary 1976 Cincinnati. Manning 0 Webster EAST MEIGS - Th e Judge Judge Robert V Wood Easlern Band Hoosiers will Court of co mmon Pleas. sentenced Wilson ·to two 15meet at . 7:30 p.m. Tuesday "" Probate Dl\llslon ~ .. year prison terms, fD be Meigs Count y, Ot'l lo in the band room . served consecutively. (2) 5, 12, 19, 31C POLYESTER KNITS Til 8:00 Every Friday Evenlngl Baker Furniture Eastern girls romp 42 to 15 HOSPITAL NEWS I, ' fee for reflector paint of 50 cents. The total charge for local reserved plates will be $12.50. The 1976 tag will not have a date on it and will be used for several years . It will only have to be reserved the one year, 1976. Persons wa nting to reserve the number they had in 1975 will have until March 10. After that date the nwnbers will be reserved on a firs t come basis. To make reservations 1 both the certificate of title and the last regis tration will be needed. Dosing of bridge is reviewed Closing of the PomeroyMason Bridge next month for repairs was discussed again when lhe Middleport Chamber of Commerce met for luncheon Thursday at the Martin Restaurant. Edison Baker is heading a chamber project to get a later Clos in g and an earlie r reopening of the bridge. The group discussed the problems to be encountered by business people and the general population both in Mason and Meigs Conn ties who must get back and forth across the bridge to their places of employment. The chamber hopes to discuss the problems with officials of the Ohio Department of Highways. new J ohn Werner, president, presided . Others attending were Alwilda Werner, Emerson and Ohta Heighton , Don and Edna Wilson, Ferman Moore, Mrs. E. 0 . Rail , George Ingels, Manning Kloes, Edison Baker and Cor! Horky. Weather Cloudy ton iglit and Saturday, lows 10 to 15; high Saturday in lower 30s . Probability of precipitation 30 per cent today, 20 per cent tomght, lOper cent Saturday. 'I �3- The Dally Sent mel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0..-I'Rday, Feb. 6, 11'/i Fred Taylor resigns 2 - The Dally Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, Fnday, Feb 6, 1916 Utility rate bill moved on By J R. KIMMINS COLUMBUS tUPI ) - The Senate Ways and Mea ns Com mtltee, acttng wtth unusual urgency Thursday, recommended to the full Senate a btU to simplify the utlltty rate makmg process, only after an bu t W1cooperat1ve Democra t was removed from his rommtltee seat At the close of the Senate fl oor sessiO n, MaJority Leader Oilver Ocasek , D· No rthfteld, offered a resolutton to replace Sen Donald L Woodland D· OJiumbus , wtth Sen Gene Sla gle, o.Gahon. on the rom mttlee About a n hour after the House and Senate adJourned for the week, Slagle provtded the erumal hfth vote to shtp the controverstal btU to the floor for a vote next week Ocasek satd th e unprecedented committee change wa s the " best solution" to a ·very senous matter " 'I don l m!'end to remove people from a commtttee wtllymlly. " sa td Ocasek hands after he left," satd You have to have a really Ocasek unmedtate need before you Ocasek satd dtd not want lake thts ktnd of action We any further delay m movtng mutually agreed thts was the the btll, and did not want to watt until next week when best solu tton " Wood land had pronused Sen Douglas Applegate , DOcasek earher this week he Steubenvtlle, who IS would vote for the btll , but hosptlahzed wtth a back changed ht s mtnd and a1lment, would be able to tendered hts restgnatton from reJOin the comnuttee and t.he commttlee to Qcasek provtde the fifth vote Wedne sday mght Ocasek dented that he had " Changmg your mtnd ts not t.hreatened Woodland with hts from the a cardinal stn But I dtdn't get removal any substantive fac ts I have chairmanshtp of the Senate no ammos1ty We shook Commerce and Labor OJmmtttee, but did say he was prepared to JOtn the Ways and Means Conumttee as allowed under Senate rules and cast the needed ftfth vote himself Ocasek satd the rate· making btll would be the sole sub ject of a "lengthy " Democratic caucus next PRESENTS JOHNNY HORIZON AWARD -A James Manchtn slate director of the Rural Environmental Appreciation Program, was m New Haven w1th his charactertst tc wtt Wednesday afternoon to pt esent a West Vtrgtma flag to the students and a Johnny Hortzon Award to t.he commumly Above, accepttng t.he Johnny Homon Award , whtch 1s bemg presented to some 20 communttles tn !be state by REAP, are Prtnctpal Kenmth Evans and New Haven Councilman Bernard Lievmg Movie has Patty holding up hank By DONALD B THACKREY SAN FRANCISCO (UP! ) The movte was herky Jerky , poorly ltghted and stlent but every eye m lh e courtroom ~ except those of 1ts ''star" was riveted on the screen wliere Patrtcta Hearst and four let rortsts were robbmg a bank The ftlm, put together from surveillance cameras , whtch ran for 80 seconds during the holdup of !be Htberrua Bank Aprtl!5, 1974, was shown on a large screen Thursday durtng the ftrst day of testunony at Miss Hearst's trtal It showed four SL(\ members wavtng weapons, leapmg a teller 's cage, lbreatenmg customers and holding a bank guard wtth hts hands up Mtss Hearst rtnged by other SLA members most of !be ttme , waved her gun bnefly After the ftlm , t.he prosecutton pu l a customer and bank guard on the stand to testtfy Utat Mtss Hearst made foul· mouthed threats durtng the robbery. James Norton, a bank customer who had trouble repeattng !be obscemty tn court, was on the stand when !be lrtal recessed He faced cross-examtnatwn today by defense counsel F Lee Batley Norton, a hospttal recreatwnal theramst. satd he was at a teller's counter when SLA chteflam Donald DeFreeze and four women burst tnto the bank They forced everyone to the floor The customer testifted he thought at ftrsl the robbers were making an eptsode of a televiston show, 'The Streets of San Franctsco," whtch had ftbned a segment earher at his hospttal But then he satd Mtss Hearst told hun to 'gel down on the ground or I'll blow your " He stammered and stopped The JUdge told htm to eluntnate the obscentty and con llnue He dtd Eden Shea, 69, !be bank guard, took the stand before Norton and potnted across the courtroom to Jdenttfy t.he 21· year-old newspaper heiress as the robber who pomled her carbtne at hun and told customers and employers m !be bank "The ftrsl one that moves !'}I blow his mother f~ head off " Under cross-exammatlon, Shea admitted he had a heartng problem and t.hat he tdenttfted DeFreeze but not the four women when shown thetr pictures the day after !be robbery The defense attorney had the movte rerun to show that either Nancy I Jng Perry or Camilla Hall was the woman who made the threat The prosecution contends Mtss Hearst was a wtlltng parUctpant m the holdup who earned a loaded carbtne and made obscene threats The defense argues she was gtven an unloaded gun and told she 'd be blown to bJI.s if she "messed up n Mtss Hearst's former SLA compa ntons, Wtlltam and Emtly Harrts, tssued a tape· recorded statement from thetr Los Angeles Jatl cells denouncmg her bramwashmg defense as "fabncatwns and hes " 'The Patr1c1a Hearst we knew was strong and assertive, makmg her own mdependent decaswns," Mrs Harrts satd She satd Miss Hearst had compromtsed "everyt.htng that she belteved and ltved for t.he last year and a half " The Chicago Tnbune reported Thursday tt look Mtss Hearst only two weeks m captiVIty to start thmking about ]Ommg the SLA and t.hat she started tratrung wtlb a shotgun three weeks after her ktdnapmg The newspaper quoted from a manuscrtpt tn the possesston of federal mvestlgators tn San Franctsco, which they say was f\l"epared by Mtss Hearst and the Harnses It was found after lbetr capture last September week before the Rules Commtttee scheduled ftnal Senate floor aclton on the legtslatt on, probably next week The u!tltty btll repeals the formula the Publtc Utiltties OJmmtsston of Ohto uses to estimate a utility 's mvestments, and replaces !be formula w11b a method lolahng the origmal cost of the energy related fac1littes Advocates say the btll, whtdt was stalled because of strong ullltty·JOdustry opposition tn a House commtttee, would make the rate makmg procedure more sunple, but would not result m an nnmed1ate decrease m uttltty bills The Senate returns at 7 30 p m Monday. The House starts tts week at 11 a m Tuesday wtth floor action on homeowner property tax reltef on 1t.s calendar The House passed and sent to the Senate on a 94 to 2 vole an emergency appropriation of $3,785,000 to turn an Ohio Umverstty restdence hall toto the OJllege of Osteopathic Medtcme Rep George D Tablack, D{;ampbell, ~tel sponsor, ~md the measure must be passed quickly so t.he new college wtll be ready for tts ftrst class of 16 students m September The money IS to be furrushed through tbe sale Ohto Pubhc Factltlles CommiSston bonds The House also agreed wtth Senate amendments and sent two btlls to Gov. James A Rhodes One provides for statewtde llcensmg of mmtsters to perform marriages. The other reqwres voters to be notifted by matl when t.hetr polling place IS moved The Senate also sent to HOIISe-ilassed btUs to tbe governor before tt adopted the cotnmtttee change resolution One bill eliminates the need for tbe Secretary of State to process btlls for less than $1 for out-of· slate corporation ltcenses. The other bill authoriZes JUventle and adult correcttonal facility workers to take an extra 120 days of s1ck leave a year - not be counted agautSt re~lar s1ck leave- If t.hey are InJUred at the hands of an inmate. The House unantmously passed and sent to tbe Senate legtslatton allowtng mumclpalittes to make spectal assessments for the heatmg and cooltng of enclosed shopptng malls, hopefully to help rev1ve downtown areas Also passed by a topheavy vote tn the House and sent to the Senate was a btll quahfymg the Youth Development Center m Cuyahoga County for an estunated $360,000 a year tn state atd. The factltty, a new merger of !be Hudson School for Boys and Blossom H1ll School for Gtrls, wlU Jake care of up to !50 youths, rehevtng the responstblltty of the Ohio · Youth Cornntlsston Rep Edward J Orlett, !}. Dayton , Introduced legislattort extending by stx months the deadhne for appealmg current real estate tax bills What causes skin ulcers? • : • " ~ : ulc~~ forms because the area IS not gelltng enough oxygen .. The d1lated van cose vcm : allows blood to stagnate in : t.he ttssues Stnce the stag na t : venous blood con tam s only a little oxygen, and swelltng tnterferes wtlh the movement of oxygenated blood mto the area, t.he ltssues Jack oxygen We c all thts 'stag nant hypoxia " The cause of the ulcer then , ts the poor venous ctrculalJOn caused by the dtlated an weer would heal If you could slay m bed wtlh the foot up so no blood would pool m the foot, but that Is not very pracltcal tn most cases The ulce1 would recur when you got up long stamped, self· addre ssed e nvelope for matltng Address your letter to me tn care of lhts newspaper , P 0 Box 326, San An tomo , Texas 78292 Vartous pressure garments are often useful to help prevent poohng of blood and s11elhng In many cases surgery IS necessary to remove or at least Improve, the st tualton wtth the vancose vems There ts a famlltar tendency to have varicose vcms , Even so. you can do thtngs that help prevent them That mcludes avotding co nstrtctmg garme nts, parttcularly around the thigh, ustng support hose if your vartcose vems The treat- occupatiOn requtres lon g ment IS dtrecled toward hours of standing and gettmg prevention of po oltng of off your feet when you can For more tnformatton ott stagAan t venous blood Such vancos{;! vems send 50 cents for rhc Health Leiter number ( 5-8 Varacu.st! Vt:HI.s J.::;Ju.: lvl:!t a ' DEAR DR LAMB - I have an macltve thyrotd and have taken three grams of lhyrotd for a number of years My doctor JUSl ftm shed gtvmg me the thyroid scan and t.he test shows my thyrotd Is sltll tnacltve and he has mcreased t.he tl,yrotd I would ltke to know tf there ts anylhmg that would make my lhyrotd acttve agatn or do I have to take pllls the rest of my ltfe ' I have a wetght problem so I have to dtel all the hme and I am tembly sluggtsh DEAR READER - After a person has been taktn g t.hyrotd tn large amounts for a long ltme the lhyroJd often MERCHANT XSSOCIATION OFFICERS - Ron Robbtson of New Haven Ben Frankltn Store and Joy RusseU of the Forget-Me-Not Flower Shop have been elected prestdent and secretary-treasurer, respectively of !be newly orgaruzed New Haven Relatl Merchants Assocta tion. February programs m the Wednesday 6 30 to 7 p m teleVISIOn CROP GAME sertes over WOUB·TV , Channel 20, wtll feature four subJects of top mterest to corn and soybean producers, reports John Rtce, Metgs County Agncultural agent These well-known Ohw Slate Untver s tly crops speclahst.s wtll parltctpate February 4, Dr Gordon Ryder on soybean produclton practices , February 11, Cor n Produrlton Methods wtth Dr La1uence Shepherd, and February 18, Samuel Bone on Ttllage and Sotl Man· agement The February 25 program wtll feature Dr John Sharp, 0 S U Grato Markeltng Spectahst He wtll dtscuss met.hods of selhng gram, delayed pncmg and markelmg through the year Dr Sharp ts a re gular feature of most programs wtth a s~or t gram market update, but on February 25, he wtll be appearmg w1th hos t, Manon Kroetz, for !be enltre show CROP GAME packets of latest agronomtc bulleltn s and suppleme nta ry tnformatton for the telecasts are no\\ available free from your Coun ly Extenston Off tee at Box 32, m Pomeroy forces The Senate has passed a combtnahon of wmtertime emergency aut.hortty for some gas sales outside controls wtth a long-range permanentliftmg of controls Ford wants total deregula· tton, tn hiS dr1ve for nattortal energy self-sulftctency Federal Power The CommJsSton controls tnlerstate sales at 52 cents per thousand cubtc feet Sales in t.he same state as !be gas Is produced are free of price controls. Smtih's btU extends federal control over the large produ<"ers to their wllbin-thestate sales It frees from federal controls approxunately 3,500 smaU producers, defined as compantes producmg less than I btllton cubtc feet a year remams relatavely tnacbve Occastonally by usmg hormone preparations that acltvale the t.hyrotd tt can be sCtmulated The thyrotd IS normally stunulaled to action by a hormone t lhyrolroptc hormone) from the small pttuttary gland under the bram Some paltents do better on one thyrotd preparation than on another Your doctor may dectde tn ttme, dependmg on your response, to try one of t.he snythelic hormones Usually tt IS pOSSible to provtde enough of t.he most sutlable hormones to totally replace t.he function of the thytotd gland. When that ts achteved any sluggishness and wetght problems caused by a low thyroid function can be controlled Not all sluggishness and weight problems are caused by low t.hyrmd funrtwn though Holzer Medical Cealer (Discharges, Feb. 51 Albert Boyles, Leanna Call, Mtchael Canter, Margie Cartwrtght, Pearl Coleman, Mrs Donald Crabtree and daughter , George Cremeans, Wtlltam Davtdson, Edward Evans, Charles Flck, Dennis Fraley, John Fry, Bermece Gardner, Ruth Greene, Marte Grubb, Mamie Gwmn , Jontla Htldebrant, Nancy Htvely, Mrs George Hosehar, Jr. and son, Gamet Johnson, Anna Kerwood, Edward Layton, Cyrus Leport, Jr , Kendra Meacham, Charles Murray, Allen Phtllips, Stact Reynolds, Della Sayre, Noah Sheets, David Swingle, Goldte Terry ( Blrtho, Feb 51 Mr and Mrs l-ewis Clonch, daughter, Gallipolis Ferry, W Va , Mr and Mro. Paul Cox, sOil, Point Pleasant, W. Va.. Mr and Mrs Stephen erwn, son , Point Pleasant, W Va , Mr and Mrs Dante) Gra~g. sun. Oak Htll Etghteen person ' represenhng 12 Bend Area bustnesses who met at Nancy's Restaurant elected Ron Robmson of New Haven Ben Frankltn prestdent, Chad Humphrtes of the New Haven Furmture " Store, vtct prestdent, and Joy Russell or : · :· : :.: ··::: ···:-.. : :·:·.:::·:·:-.::.:::::: Forget-Me-Not Flonsts ,. secre Jary-treasurer The n"'' offtcers are urgtng Lottery winners all busmesses m the area to JOin them and to se nd a Th1s week 's w1nn1ng Ohto Lottery numbers representaltve to the next Three d191t number meettng on March 2 at S9S (hve mne f1ve) Nancy's Restaurant Four d1g1t number For fur ther tnformalton on 8618 (etght suc-one-e1ghU Ftve d1g1t number JOlntng, tnteresled parhes are 44037 ffour four zero three urged to conl<!ct the followmg seven} busmesses Ben Frankltn , Sur: dlgtt number Hart 's Used Cars, Green 432057 (four three lwo zero ftve seven) Sales, Layne Street Fabrics , Sp1nt of '76 wmmng Btll's Amoco, New Haven numbers· Furmture, Gregg's Key Two dtgit numbers - 23 Market, Took1es Fashtons , !two three). lt (thrH one I. 33 (three three) and 46 Forget- Me-Not Flonsts , (four stx J Mason Coun ty Bank, New Four d1g1t number Haven Supermarket, Nancy 's 7798 (seven seven ntne Res taurant , or VIllage e1ghtl F1ve d191t number Pharmacy DR ARTRIP Dentist Artrip making hid for Senate seat POINT PLEASANT Mason County Delegate Dr. Wtlham J Arlrtp, D D, ftled for the State Senate tn Charleston Thursday Dr Artrip, elected tn 1974 delegate for the Tenth District, IS a denUst with offices 10 Pmnt Pleasant He IS a Democrat Dr Arlrtp ts a member of the vartous professiOnal denial assoctaltons, the Point Pleasant Veterans of Foretgn "Wars, the West Virginia H1stortcal Soctety and president of the Mason County Hislortcal Soctely He Is a past Dtstnct Comnusstoner of the Boy Scouts of Amertca and a past president of the Madison Rotary Club Bestdes flllng for the Stale Senate race as a democrat he also filed as a delegate for t.he Democraltc National Convenltmi He and hiS lamtly reside at Southside TO.HONOR 40TH Mr and Mrs Kennet.h B. Lawson of Mupersville, Route I, will quleUy celebrate their •mh weddtng anniversary at their home on Sunday. They were married on Feb 8, 1936 by the Rev Hod Smith at Galltpohs United Press International MARAUDER GRAPPLERS - Members of the Metgs Htgh Wresthng team are, seated, L to R, Gary Prtddy, Carl Gheen, Mtcky Lyons, Todd Morrow, John E bhn , Second row, Dave R1ggs, Scott Warner, Rtck Johnson The New Haven Area Retatl Merchants Asso ctahon became an ongomg orgamzahon Wednesday mormng when offtcers were elected 92863 three) (mne two e1ght SIX Sax d1g11 number 754718 (seven f1ve four seven one e1ghtJ Jobless rate at new low man said The number of unemployed persons dropped by 450,000 In January for the largest monthly decline smce December, 1959, when 811,000 persons were hired as the economy began to recover from t.he 1958 recession . "For the second consecutive month, the drop In unemploymenl occurred enhrely among those who had lost thetr last job," the department said It said 78 1 million nonfarm, payroll workers were on company payrolls In January, an increue of 1 8 mtlllon since the June, 1915 low. There were 7.3 million unemployed nonfarm workers In January. The deparbnent sa1d two of every three business establishments either hired new workers or rehired laid· off workers in January. The job pins were wlde'IX"ead for all sectors of Americans seeking employment in January wtth the exception of teen-agers. The teen-age jobleos rate Increased 0.3 per cent to 19.9 per cent. Adult men showed the p-eatest Improvement with the number of joble.~s dropping .0.8 per cent ,to 5.8 per cenl- the lowest in more than a year. The IDiemployment rate dropped from 0.5 to to 0 7 per cent for all other ca~et~orlel. The unemployment rate for aduU women dropped to 7.1 per cent, and 13.2 per cent for blacb and other rnlnorlties Both rates were the lowest, on a quarterly bttllil, llince the Firemen name new officers CHESTER - The Chester Ftre Department has named line and admtmstrattve of. ftcers for 1976 • Line ofhcers are Ross Cleland, chief, Harold Newell, ftrst asststant chtef 1 Roy Chnsty, second asstslan\ chief , Larry Cleland, cap• lam, Hobart Newell, first Lt . Kirk Chevalier, second Lt., Pearl . Edwards , t.htrd Lt , Elmer Newell, fourth Lt Marvm Taylor, fifth Ll , and Ketth Wood, sixth Lt Admmtstratlve offtcers are Larry Smtlh, prestdent, Marvtn Taylor, vtce prestdent , Kirk Chevalier, secretary, and John Wtckham , treasurer A board of dtrectors wtll constst of Roy Chrtsly, Ross Cleland, Harold Newell, Bob WooCI , Bruce Myers, Hobart Newe~ and Larry Cleland Four Chaplains are remembered Members of Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, wlll meet outside the Trtmty Oturch m Pomeroy at 10 15 a.m Sunday to attend mommg worship servtces m observance of Four Otaplains Sunday The observance ts m memory of four servtce chaplams who gave up thetr Hfe Jackets and went down wtt.h a shtp while praymg, one of the notable Incidents heroism of World War II ol The Dai~ Senlin• DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS· MASON JIRI!A CHESTER L TANNEHILL Exec Ed ROIERT HOEF~ICH City ldltor Publllhed dally exc~pt Saturday by The OhJo Valley Publlshtno com ~any 111 Court St omeroy, Ohio 4576f' Bualnest Office Phone 992 Today's Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN UP I Sports Ed1tor NEW YORK I UPI) - Nothmg clears up a mans head more, or his stnuses, sometunes than a good stiff punch m th• nose Btg George Foreman had JUSt taken one- t.he blow clearly bad slung htm-and now hts attacker , Muhammad Alt, was all over hun hke needles on a porcupme, stlckang, movmg, presstng his advantage Ftghtcrowds are t.he same everywhere Somehow t.hey have a way of senstng !be flmsh before tl even happens, and that's how It was wtth those who came to see the ftght m Zatre 10 October of 1974 Th e fans there reacted the same way t.hey do everywhere else They got up on thetr feet aod began screammg for Muhammad Alt to demolish George Foreman, knock him down, lake away hts crown, end the ftght nght t.here Alt did his best to obhge, landmg left-rtght , l e ft·rt~h t, Jeft-nght, giVIng tt everyt.h10g he had George Foreman was la king a lot of punches, but he knew where he was and could see the grow10g exc ttement among many of t.he rlngstders He nouced one 10 parttcular Thts man had jumped up from hts seat He was wa vmg hts arms fra ntically and hollenng as loud a s he could for Ah to end ttie whole t.htng ' It's funny how you can ptck out one face tn a crowd sometlmes, but I remember h1s ,' says George Foreman " Before the fight, a Iotta people were supposed to be George Foreman people ' Thts !ella made out ltk e he was one of them, hke he was for me a hundred per cent 'George Foreman, George Foreman '' That's all he kept saytn'- before the ftghl But Jookmg at hun dunng the ftght , I just couldn 't beheve tl He wassee10' me get hll and he was so happy ' " • George Foreman IS f10ding out what ex~hamptons hke htm have found out for years and years before The \\Orld ts full of "front-runners" They're w1t.h ;ou when you're on top, but as soon as you 're not , they don 't know you anymore Vtctory has a t.housand fathers , defeat ts an orphan From !be way George Foreman talks about thts parttcular lndtvtdual, I get the unpresston he knows who )1e is even !bough Foreman says he doesn't remember Harrisonville's teams do well in competition HARRISONVI LLE - 1 he Harnsonvtlle Bobcats 4th and 5th grade basketball team m mtd-January defeated the Rutland 4th and 5th team tn a scrimmage, 4 quarters to I Scortng for Harn so nvtll e were Bnan Haning 8, Alan Shuler 6. Rtcky Reeves 6, 'Dana Facemyer 2, and Darwtn Facemyer 4 • On January 28, the Bobcats [4th and 5th) came out on top agatn, defea tmg Bradbury "B " 4th and 5th team four Quarters to one Scort ng for Harnsonvtlle were Rtcky Reeves tO, Alan !ihuler 6, Bnan Hanmg 4, 3erry Grounds 4, Eugene Phtlhps 3, Dana Facemyer 4, Paul Rtggs 2, Ivan Carl 2, barwm Facemyer 2 : On February 4, !he team ~Yon all ftve quarters over flradbury Scormg pomts for karrtsonvllle team were Brian Haning 14, Dana f'acemyer 8, Jerry Grounds j, Paul JUggs 1, Alan Shuler 2 •nd Darwm Facemyer 2 21$6 Edllorlol Pl\0"' 992 2157 FOR ALL YOUR ' Seeond clau postage • PBid at Pomeror Ohio • National atJvertiSing rtpresentallve Ward Griffith Company Inc Botttntlll & GallaGhir Olv ' 757 Third Avt , ffew York NY 10017 Subscription available wnk By 75 cents ,er Motor Household Appliance And retu Dellnr~ by carrier wf)ere t Route • ~ whtre carrier 11rvlce not • availablt , One month • 'wl 25v B~ mall In Ohio and : I • One Year, S22 oo j Six montha. 111 so Three l'nonths, 17 00 Elsewhere S26 00 year , SIK months 113 50, thrte months, S1 Subscription prlct Includes • .so • hght at the end of the tunnel, but tt ts kind of tough gtvtng up somelbmg you've spent a hfetune at and ltved for " Taylor dented hts team's record 16-11 overall and 2-7 tn t.he conference) mfluenced his dectston Taylor had the pnvtlege of ' coaching what IS constdered to be one of co lleg e basketball'sa ll-tJme teams t.he 1960 Ohio State qumtet which featured All Amertcas Jerry Lucas, John Havlt cek and Larry Stegfned - all of whom went on to the pros Other players on t.hat team which beat Caltforma 75-55 tn t.he NCAA ftnals were J oe Roberts, Mel Nowell and Bobby Kmghl , currently the coach of the No I ranked Indiana Hoosters Buckeyes basketball has enJOYed tts greatest success under Taylor. With Taylor at the helm , OSU has won seven league Olympic briefs. .. . NEW HAVEN , W Va WASHINGTON (UP!) Nearly hall a million latd off workers were rehired in January as the nation's jobless rate feU to 7.8 per cent, the largest monthly declme m 15 years, the Labor Department smd today The jobless rate feU 0 5 per cent from 8 3 per cent In December II was the largest one-mooth decUne since a 0 5 per cent drop from November to December, 1959, a spokes- HOSPIT AL NEWS New Haven businesses • • • organ1ze association February TV Fann programs are announced I DR. LAMB By Lawrence E Lamb, M D DEAR DR LAMB - Is there anythmg UJat wtll heal an open ul cerated vancose sore on the leg 1 Also what causes thts ' Is tl heredtlary ' DEAR READER - Tite skm breaks down and an , Energy decontrol handed setback WASH!NGTON I UPI) The House has gtven Prestdent Ford and the natiOn's energy tnterests a sharp setback m t.heJr push for an end to federal regulatton of natural gas pnces In an emotiOnal and some· tunes confusmg end to three days' debate on the tssue, the House late Thursday approved a compromtse by Rep Neal Smith, D-Iowa, t.hat would extend federal control of major producers mto thetr sales of gas wtthm their own slates where 11 was not prevtously controlled At the same time, tl would free smaller producers from price controls, to spur them to greater explorations and efforts The btU Wtll be vetoed if 1! reaches Ford tn t.hat form, Rep Robert Krueger, DTex , predicted. · The President has already mdJcated there ts no way be could stgn legislalton like thts," satd Krueger, defeated leader of the d~egulatJon COLUMBUS, Ohto I UP!) Ohto State basketball coach fred Taylor, apparently upset over t.he way hts sport was looked on by the OSU athleltc department, has announced h1s resignation, effecttve next July Taylor , 52, dean of the Big Ten basketball coaches , made hts unexpect ed announcement to hts players and asststants Thursday mght after submtttmg hts letter of restgnation to OSU Prestdent Harold L Enarson Taylor satd basketball "was like a step chtld tn the athletic department most of t.he tune The sttuatton had reached a pomt where I knew tl wouldn't gel better " " I've made my overtures to change thmgs w1th our basketball program dtrectly to the athleltc department and It hasn 't done any good, " he satd "I'm not sure there s any PoXOL GAS NEEDS : RIDENOUR , TV & Appliance Gas Sero.nce l=hester , Ohio 985 3307 The Harnsonvtlle 6lh grade team M n 3 quarters to Rutland s 2 on January 14th at Rutland Sconng pomts for Harrtsonvtll e \\ere Larr) Cottenll 6, Troy Wtlhs 4, Danny Rtggs 2 Mark Chne 2, Wtlhe Donahue 2, Btll Bonng, 2 .md Duan e Jon es 1 Th e Bobcats 6th grade team Lied 21 ~ quarters to 21 2 wtth the Bradbury B on Wednesday mght, Jan 28 at Hamsonvtlle Sconng for Harrtsonvllle were Wtllte Donahue 12, Danny Rtggs 6, Kevm Barley 4, Duane Jones 2, Larry Cottenll 2 Troy Wllhs 2 On Feb 4, the Harrtsonvtllc Stxthgrade Bobcats won over Bradbury "A" 2 quarters and tymg 3 Scormg potnl s for HarrtSonvtlle were Wtlhe Donahue 14, Larry Co ttertll 4, and Kevtn Barley 2 SEO frosh standings SEOAL FROSH Team W L P OP Logan '.l 2 548 361 G allipol is 9 2 445 355 Atl'lens 8 2 42 1 335 Waverly 5 5 342 3-41 M eigs 2 7 265 369 Jackson 2 7 292 402 W e 11s1on 0 1o 286 436 TOTALS 35 35 2599 2599 Tuesday s re-sult Logan 48 Wa\ler l y 23 (makeup) Thursday's results 'A thens so Wellston JJ Gallipolis 43 waverly 39 (oiJ Logan 63 Me1gs 30 Monday 's uames Logan at Wellston Me1gs a t A,lhens Waverly at Jac kson Ga l l iPOlis Open Kevm Me Laughlm, Mike Harrtson, Row three, Robert Nakamota, Larry Hysell, Danny Buffmgton, Robert Musser, Denms Donohue, row four, Coach Ray Goodman, Stan Starcher, Butch Roush, Duane McLaughltn, Ray Wtllford Records set by Meigs wrestlers The Metgs Htgh School wrestlmg team es labhshed several school records by defeatmg the Wahama Whtte Falcons recen Uy m Morn son Gym 76-0 The vtctor y marked the ftrst t 1me a Metgs team has shu! out an opponent and also t.he greatest margm of vtc· tory Coach Ray Goodman had onl y pratse for hts team after 1ts v1ctory, but wants to let every9 ne know that the Wahama wrestlers, m hts opmwn \\ere a much better team than the fmal score s howe d They have a dedtcated coach and some really good wrestlers , sa1d Goodman A detat led SWllmary of these matches and of the Me1g s wrestlers ' records shows The team sconng saw 98 pounder John Ebhn of Metgs wm by a forfetl Ebhn ts now 6 and 3 on the season wtth 5 wtn s commg by pms Mtcky L;ons ptnned Wahama s Greg Stodola tn 3 22 Lyons record thus far ts 8 and I wtth 6 ptns to hts record Mtcky wrestles m the 105 pound wetght class 1 he 112 pound wetght class saw Metgs Carl Gheen wtn by a forfetl Gheen ts now 5 and 4 on the season \\ tth 'l pms Kevtn McLaughltn Metga 119 pound g rappler pmned Ben Roush m I 00 Kevm ts no" 7 and 3 for the year w1th 5 pms to ht s credit Marauder Gary P rtdd y won the 126 pound wetght class by a forfetl Prtddy's record his year ts 2 and 5 Semor Mtke Harrason from Metgs pmned Rtck Stafford m I 56 Mtke has a 7 and 3 record M1ke has four pms m t.he 132 pound wetght class Butch Roush from Metgs \\On by a decisiOn over Joe Parson 10·1 Butch has a 4 and 5 record wtth I pm Juntor Duane McLaughltn pmned Dan Stodola tn the 145 pound wetght class tn 2 40 Duane ts 8 and 2 on the season He has pmned 6 opponents Robert Nakamola gamed a forfetl for Metgs m the !55 pound wetght class Robert Musser moved up one wetght class to defeat a very strong Tom Foreman wt th a ptn tn 2 30 Musser ts no\\ 7 and 3 on the season wtth all 7 wms commg bj pms Thts was Musser's ftrsl match at 167 pounds Dan Buffmgton moved up one wetghl class lo 115 pow>ds to defeat Wahama's Dave Roush wtth a pm tn 45 s econds Th1s was Buffmgton's ftrst pm of the season Metgs Stan Starcher pmned Dwayne Whtte m 5 36 The Marauder's record so far th1s year ts 1 and 3 wtt.h 4 ptns Wresthng at heavywetght for Metgs was Ray Wtllford Wtllford >\On by forfett and hts season record IS 6 and 4 wtth 2 pms The Marauders, now 5 and 3 on the season, mvade Wellston next Tuesday for a dual match scheduled to start at 1 p m Marauderlasses defeat Bluegirls The Metgs Gtrls basketball at the half Metgs, anttctpaltng a press team extended 1ts wmmng streak Thursday to 1.0 by the second half, was ready for defealtng Galhpohs 49·32 tl By the end of the thtrd Dcmans Ash and Pam quarter Metgs had a 15 potnt Vaughan broke th e lead All Metgs g1rls saw Bluelasses' zone defense by aclton the fourth quarter Jackson comes m Munday pumpmg m two baskets each m lhe ftrsl quarter from at 6 p m The team would apprectate support of Metgs outstde The second quarter was fans For Metgs, Pam Vaughan stmtlar to the ftrst pam Vaughan had a hot hand for 7 agatn htt tn double ftgures potnts by turnmg t.hree fast wtth 22 to lead all scorers breaks mto baskets l'/letgs Other scorers for Metgs were had a comfortable 25·15 lead Beth Vaughan 5, Demans Ash 8, Mary Boggs, Cathy Meadows and Pal Vaughan 4 each, and Glenda Brown 2 SEOAL We llst on at Athens For Galhpolts B Edelman Gallipolis at Waverly 8, K Sprague, T Ntbert had J .l c ~son at I ronton M e1 gs at Logan and G Young 6 each and L TR I VALLEY Young and P Pasquale 2 Nelsonvill e York at Ale~~:ander each B elpr e al Vm to n County Warren Loca l al Fede ral By quarters Ho c ktn g Metgs 12 13 12 12-49 SVAC Southw estern at Ea st ern Galltpolts 6 9 7 10-32 Kyger Cre e k al North Gallla Southern at Symmes Val ley Others Wahan a at W1nf1eld SATURDAY M1ller at Fvl• 1al Hocktng Fort Fry vt Vo1a rren L oca l Fa11r• 111cJ at Hannan Tra ce T ,HII blt• a1 Berne Un1on TUESDAY (Feb 101 SEOAL Athe ns at Me1gs Gall ,pO !IS at Iron ton Jackson at Waverl y We l lston a r Logan Others Kyger Creek al Hannan Pom t Pl easant at Parkers burg Rtpl ey al W aha ma SEATTLE 1UPII - Tbe family of the late Uoyd Nordstrom announced Thursday that he wlU be replaced by his brother, Elmer J Nordstrom, as the representaltve for the famtly's majority mterest m t.he Seattle Seahawks, an NFL expansion team t.hts season The U S cross country skt team gets a special boost at " feed potnts" stationed along the Olymptc course- a glucose drink called ERG " ! thtnk ERG means strength, doesn't tt ?" satd U S cross-country Coach Marltn Hall He satd the 30 kilometer team got 'doses of ERG about every ftve kilometers skimg aces are as famous~ and popular-as moVIe stars Two former Norwegtan Olymptc gold medalists Ole Ellefselter and Harald Gromngen showed up at a receptton and were bes1eged by a utograph seekers and fans Gronmgen ts now the Canad ian cross-co untry coach "But I m sttl) a Norwegian," he srud The symbol of t.he 1~7o Wmler Olymptcs ts the 11 Schneemandl ," a cheerful snowman m a Tyrolean hat wtth a carrot for a nose and hands and feet which seem to I I grow dtrectly out of hts 1 1 head Innsbruck e rs, who dtsapprove of the NBA Standmg s schneemandl as a symbol for By Un ited Press tnternat1ona1 the games, have rechrtstened Eastern Conterencc Atlanhc DIVISIOn "the Contagan htm W L Pet gb Tyrolean '' Boston 34 n 723 Buffalo 30 20 600 511 Contagan \\as the local Philadelphia 29 20 592 6 name for the drug New York 24 27 471 12 Thaltdomtde whtch , when Central DIVISIOn W l Pet gb taken by pregnant women, wash1ngton 28 21 571 caused btrth deforiTllltes Cleveland 27 22 551 1 For Scandinavtans, Nordic r-----------.., : Pro : Istan d•In£s I. New Orl eans 23 24 489 4 23 24 489 :4 Houston Atlanta 24 26 480 4 1 , Western Conference MidWeSt DI VISIOn W L Pet gb Milwaukee 20 29 408 De trotl 19 28 404 Kansas C1ty 19 31 3~0 Ch1caqo 14 34 292 5 1 1 Pac11tc Oavtston W L Pet gb Golden State 35 13 729 Lo s Angel es 25 26 490 II ' 1 Seattle 23 26 469 12• , Port lend 22 27 449 13 1 , Phoen1x 19 27 413 15 Thursday 's Result s Detro 1t 111 At lanta 108 New Orle an s 114 Houston lil Kan C1ly 117 Los Angeles 109 Fnday s Games Milwaukee at Buffalo Cleveland at Phlladel ph1a Kansas C1ly at New Orlean s Los Ange le s at Ch 1c ago GOlden State at Pho en 1x Pori land at Se att le Saturday's Games Boston at New York aft washmglon at Atlanta Ch1cago a t Houst on M !waukee at Detro II Seatt le at Golden St a te I' , Former Formula One champton Jackte Stewart always took the auto racmg tracks at top speed but the bob-luge Olymptc run 1s a btl much for htm " It looks a btl too dangerous for me ," Stewart sa1d tn answer to a general offer for Olymptc guests to make a run on !be 1,217-meter course after the games Southern 7th grade winner of 39-38 game champtOnshtps, mcludtng an unprecedented five m a row The Bucks have won 14 NCAA tournament games under Taylor's gwdance and lost only four Ohio State was national champ ton m 1960, runner-up tn 1961 and 1962 and thtrd m 1968 Taylor entered the 1975-76 season wtt.h a 291-138 record, a 678 wmmng mark, and College OJach of t.he Year awards from t.he NatiOnal B as k e tball Wrt te r s Assoctatton and the National Association of College Basketball OJaches m 1961 and 1962 Among the achtevements of Taylor-taught teams are 32 consecutive vactortes, 47 stratght regular-eeason wins, 21 B1g Ten trtumphs m a row and 50 back-to-back victories at home The 1970 Bucke} es led the natton tn fteld goal shootmg accuracy and free throw percentage Sports closeups By United Press International CINCINNATI - THE CINCINNATI CHAPTER of the Baseball Wrtters Assoctatton of America has selected Rawly Eastwtck as !be Cmcmna tt Reds' 1915 " Newcomer of tbe Year " Eastwtck last season !led for Nahonal League lead tn saves wtth 22, won one game and saved another tn the league playoffs and chalked up two vtctortes and a save m the World Sertes Eastwlck JOtned !be 'Reds last May 20 after bemg recalled from the club's IndianapoliS rumor league team BOSTON - OHIO STATE MAY BE LOOKING for a " name " to !tll tts basketball coac hing JOb, but the name wtll not be John Havhcek The Boston Celttc tronman , gunnmg to become the National Basketball Assoctatwn's most durable player, Thursday dispelled rumors that he wtll take the JOb Havhcek, a 14-year veteran who has JUSt returned from his lith NBA All.Star game, S81d Thursday, 'I'm not mterested m coachmg college ball I'm gomg to play wtth the Celttcs throughout thiS year and tf I feel good enough, I'm gomg to play next year " Havltcek became a prime candidate for the OhiO State JOb Thursday when Fred Taylor, coach of the Buckeyes for 18 seasons, sent school offtctals a letter of rest~natton, effechve at the end of thts season. AFTER BEING TANT AL!ZED AND TEASED for almost half t.he season, tt appears UCLA ts not qmte ready to gtve up his clatm to the conference crown after all In a crtllcal conference showdown Thursday rught wtth ftfth-ranked Washmgton m Seattle, the mnt.h-ranked Brutns scored a 92-87 vtctory to take sole possesston of ftrst place m the Paciftc-11 Conference Washmgton,led by Lars Hansen's 24 pomts, at least slayed even Wlt.h 18th-ranked Oregon Stale, whtch was upset by Caltforma, 13-72 Oregon State led, 72-71, wtth 13 seconds left and had possession of the ball, but Lonme Shelton mtssed a patr of free throws after bemg mtentwnaUy fouled and Cal freshman Gene Ransom won t.he game wtth a last-second shot PALM SPRINGS, CAUF - THAT INFECTIOUS grm 11 as wtde on Arnold Palmer's face and BtUy Casper probably was JUSt as happy, allbou~h you couldn't telltt from lookmg at him Palmer, who hasn 'I won an Amencan title smce 1973, shot an Eldorado course record-tytng 64 Thursday m the second round of the Bob Hope Desert Classtc, an event he has won ftve tunes, while Casper, who has won 51 tournaments but only one m the last two years, had a 65. That left Casper at 131, two ahots behind pace-eetterr Brtan Allin wtlb Palmer another shot back at 138along wtth Dwtght Nevtl and Bob Murphy Jack Nicklaus IS at 139 wtth George Cadle while defending champton Johnny Miller ts at 140 wtth Jun Colbert, Davtd Graham, BtU Rogers and John Mahaffey next 7th grade game wtll be at Mtddleporl agamsl Athens on Monday The second game of the even ing, th e Metgs 8th grade B team playtng together for the ftrst hme was defeated by the Southern 8th grade by a score of 49-31 After a horrendous ftrsl half, the local boys played on even terms Southern was paced by Duffy wtth 14 pomts, Davts had II and Foreman II For Metgs, Van Wtlford and Rtck Blaettnar scored 10 each, Kevm Angel had 6, Mtke McDonald 3, and J ohn Byer 2 rhe next 8th gJ ade game \\til be agatnst Athens at home on Monday -SPECIAL- DEWALT 740 10" RADIAL ARM SAW lncludtng stand and adrustable Dado Reg S279 95 SAVE "40 1 he Marauder 7th grade basketball team lost a dose 95 SALE gam e 39 to 36 on January 29th to an aroused Shade team on ABA Stand•ngs By Untied Press InternatiOnal the wmners court W L Pc1 r:- gb The ftrst half saw the Metgs Denver 35 12 745 New York 31 18 633 5 team take a 24-17 lead by the Sa n An ton1 o 28 20 583 71 ~ mtermtsswn However, the Kent ucky 29 22 569 8 +1'\(11 ana 27 24 529 10 second half was dectded b) In 1957, Casstus Clay St LOU IS 21 30 412 16 V•rgm1a 8 40 167 27 11 louis Both Ohltnger and defeated Erme Terrell to Dodson fouled out early m the retatn the heavywetght Thursday ' s Result San An to n•o 1 2 ~ N ew York 116 quarter and Mtller was boxmg crown fourth Fr1day s Games hampered wtlh 4 Shade was Vtrg 1n 1a al lnd1ana Sl Lou is at Denver led tn scortng by Hoose)) wtth Saturday's Games 12 pomts and Ha11k wtlh 8 (No gam es schedu led ) Metgs' leader \las Bntl Dodson wtth 20 Davtd NHL Standtngs Kennedy and Steve Ohltnger By Umted Press lnfernattonal contnbuted 7 and 6 respecCampbell Confer ence ltvely PatriCk DIVISIOn WLTPtsgfga On Wednesday, February Phll adelphl 31 10 10 71 222 143 NY Islanders 28 12 10 66 200 119 4th the Metgs 7th grade and AHanta 25 23 8 58 183 166 the 8th grade B team traveled NY Rangers 19 27 6 44 170 216 to Rae me to play Southern 's Smythe D•v•s•on W L T Pts gl ga 7th and 8th grade basketball Ch ic ago 21 15 16 58 160 143 Vancou ver 20 '21 10 50 168 169 teams In the ftrs l contest, the St LOUIS 18 25 8 44 159 180 M1nnesota 16 31 4 36 126 180 game was mp a11d tuck wath ~ WEEKDAYS & SUNDAY 10 AM-11 PM ~ Kansas C1ty II 35 6 28 124 227 scores at the end of lite ftrs l Wales Conference Norrts DIVISIOn FRI. & SAT. 10 AM-12 MIDNITE three quarters wtth Metgs W L T Pts gf ga leadmg, 4-0, 12 9, and 21 20 Mon treal 37 7 a 82 218 113 Los Angeles 28 23 J 59 179 177 However the fourth quarter Pittsburgh 20 25 7 47 202 205 saw the 7th grade explode De tro1t 17 28 7 41 140 192 Wash 1ngton 5 42 6 16 145 270 and outscore the opposthon Adams DiVISIOn 20-4 SPORTING GOODS - BOATS - TRAVEL INFORMATION W L T Pis gt ga Steve Ohlinger led all FREE LIVE ENTERTAINMENT. Boston 32 10 9 73 198 143 Buffalo 29 15 8 66 222 154 scorers w1th 17 pmnts, w1th toronto 21 20 11 53 176 179 balanced scormg from the Cal iforn1a 19 28 5 43 155 171 Thursday s Resul ts rest of the team Brttt Dodson Ph ll adelpt11 a 6 Vancouver 1 sc ored 8, J ohn Staats 6, and See EVERYTH ING For Boston 5 P1t1Sburgh 1 Mtke Mtller a nd Dav td Fndity 's Games Outdoor EnJoyment At The Ch1cago at Allanta Kenn e dy 5 potnts each Cal 1forn1a at Montrea l Dispatch Chartttes 11th Annual Ohlinger and Staats led tn vancouver a1 51 LOU IS N Y Islanders al Delrott rebounds wtlh 13 and 12 Satur day s Games tespecltvely NY Rangers at Detrol! Sl Louis al Ph• la..delph HI Southern's htgh pmnt man Wash tngt on at Ka nsas Ctly was Talbott wtlh 10 and Pdtsburgh at Los Angel es Mtller had 6 Buffalo at M1nnesota Boston at Toron to The ww ruised Meags 7th grade's record to 6-1 1 he $239 ******************************* ****************************•* ** •• t: NOWOPEN ~~ FOR THE SEASON ~ ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY ** g n ·~ i;t: d :• ~ * ~ ! ~**************************** •***************************** HEY SPORT! OFFICE k~. 9:30 to 12,2 to S (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.l- EAST COURT Datly Sports Climes On GOLF-TENNIS-AIICHERY-80WLINI-IILLIMDS Sunday Times Sentinel lll88Slve job layoffs began In late 1914 ~ " �3- The Dally Sent mel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0..-I'Rday, Feb. 6, 11'/i Fred Taylor resigns 2 - The Dally Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, Fnday, Feb 6, 1916 Utility rate bill moved on By J R. KIMMINS COLUMBUS tUPI ) - The Senate Ways and Mea ns Com mtltee, acttng wtth unusual urgency Thursday, recommended to the full Senate a btU to simplify the utlltty rate makmg process, only after an bu t W1cooperat1ve Democra t was removed from his rommtltee seat At the close of the Senate fl oor sessiO n, MaJority Leader Oilver Ocasek , D· No rthfteld, offered a resolutton to replace Sen Donald L Woodland D· OJiumbus , wtth Sen Gene Sla gle, o.Gahon. on the rom mttlee About a n hour after the House and Senate adJourned for the week, Slagle provtded the erumal hfth vote to shtp the controverstal btU to the floor for a vote next week Ocasek satd th e unprecedented committee change wa s the " best solution" to a ·very senous matter " 'I don l m!'end to remove people from a commtttee wtllymlly. " sa td Ocasek hands after he left," satd You have to have a really Ocasek unmedtate need before you Ocasek satd dtd not want lake thts ktnd of action We any further delay m movtng mutually agreed thts was the the btll, and did not want to watt until next week when best solu tton " Wood land had pronused Sen Douglas Applegate , DOcasek earher this week he Steubenvtlle, who IS would vote for the btll , but hosptlahzed wtth a back changed ht s mtnd and a1lment, would be able to tendered hts restgnatton from reJOin the comnuttee and t.he commttlee to Qcasek provtde the fifth vote Wedne sday mght Ocasek dented that he had " Changmg your mtnd ts not t.hreatened Woodland with hts from the a cardinal stn But I dtdn't get removal any substantive fac ts I have chairmanshtp of the Senate no ammos1ty We shook Commerce and Labor OJmmtttee, but did say he was prepared to JOtn the Ways and Means Conumttee as allowed under Senate rules and cast the needed ftfth vote himself Ocasek satd the rate· making btll would be the sole sub ject of a "lengthy " Democratic caucus next PRESENTS JOHNNY HORIZON AWARD -A James Manchtn slate director of the Rural Environmental Appreciation Program, was m New Haven w1th his charactertst tc wtt Wednesday afternoon to pt esent a West Vtrgtma flag to the students and a Johnny Hortzon Award to t.he commumly Above, accepttng t.he Johnny Homon Award , whtch 1s bemg presented to some 20 communttles tn !be state by REAP, are Prtnctpal Kenmth Evans and New Haven Councilman Bernard Lievmg Movie has Patty holding up hank By DONALD B THACKREY SAN FRANCISCO (UP! ) The movte was herky Jerky , poorly ltghted and stlent but every eye m lh e courtroom ~ except those of 1ts ''star" was riveted on the screen wliere Patrtcta Hearst and four let rortsts were robbmg a bank The ftlm, put together from surveillance cameras , whtch ran for 80 seconds during the holdup of !be Htberrua Bank Aprtl!5, 1974, was shown on a large screen Thursday durtng the ftrst day of testunony at Miss Hearst's trtal It showed four SL(\ members wavtng weapons, leapmg a teller 's cage, lbreatenmg customers and holding a bank guard wtth hts hands up Mtss Hearst rtnged by other SLA members most of !be ttme , waved her gun bnefly After the ftlm , t.he prosecutton pu l a customer and bank guard on the stand to testtfy Utat Mtss Hearst made foul· mouthed threats durtng the robbery. James Norton, a bank customer who had trouble repeattng !be obscemty tn court, was on the stand when !be lrtal recessed He faced cross-examtnatwn today by defense counsel F Lee Batley Norton, a hospttal recreatwnal theramst. satd he was at a teller's counter when SLA chteflam Donald DeFreeze and four women burst tnto the bank They forced everyone to the floor The customer testifted he thought at ftrsl the robbers were making an eptsode of a televiston show, 'The Streets of San Franctsco," whtch had ftbned a segment earher at his hospttal But then he satd Mtss Hearst told hun to 'gel down on the ground or I'll blow your " He stammered and stopped The JUdge told htm to eluntnate the obscentty and con llnue He dtd Eden Shea, 69, !be bank guard, took the stand before Norton and potnted across the courtroom to Jdenttfy t.he 21· year-old newspaper heiress as the robber who pomled her carbtne at hun and told customers and employers m !be bank "The ftrsl one that moves !'}I blow his mother f~ head off " Under cross-exammatlon, Shea admitted he had a heartng problem and t.hat he tdenttfted DeFreeze but not the four women when shown thetr pictures the day after !be robbery The defense attorney had the movte rerun to show that either Nancy I Jng Perry or Camilla Hall was the woman who made the threat The prosecution contends Mtss Hearst was a wtlltng parUctpant m the holdup who earned a loaded carbtne and made obscene threats The defense argues she was gtven an unloaded gun and told she 'd be blown to bJI.s if she "messed up n Mtss Hearst's former SLA compa ntons, Wtlltam and Emtly Harrts, tssued a tape· recorded statement from thetr Los Angeles Jatl cells denouncmg her bramwashmg defense as "fabncatwns and hes " 'The Patr1c1a Hearst we knew was strong and assertive, makmg her own mdependent decaswns," Mrs Harrts satd She satd Miss Hearst had compromtsed "everyt.htng that she belteved and ltved for t.he last year and a half " The Chicago Tnbune reported Thursday tt look Mtss Hearst only two weeks m captiVIty to start thmking about ]Ommg the SLA and t.hat she started tratrung wtlb a shotgun three weeks after her ktdnapmg The newspaper quoted from a manuscrtpt tn the possesston of federal mvestlgators tn San Franctsco, which they say was f\l"epared by Mtss Hearst and the Harnses It was found after lbetr capture last September week before the Rules Commtttee scheduled ftnal Senate floor aclton on the legtslatt on, probably next week The u!tltty btll repeals the formula the Publtc Utiltties OJmmtsston of Ohto uses to estimate a utility 's mvestments, and replaces !be formula w11b a method lolahng the origmal cost of the energy related fac1littes Advocates say the btll, whtdt was stalled because of strong ullltty·JOdustry opposition tn a House commtttee, would make the rate makmg procedure more sunple, but would not result m an nnmed1ate decrease m uttltty bills The Senate returns at 7 30 p m Monday. The House starts tts week at 11 a m Tuesday wtth floor action on homeowner property tax reltef on 1t.s calendar The House passed and sent to the Senate on a 94 to 2 vole an emergency appropriation of $3,785,000 to turn an Ohio Umverstty restdence hall toto the OJllege of Osteopathic Medtcme Rep George D Tablack, D{;ampbell, ~tel sponsor, ~md the measure must be passed quickly so t.he new college wtll be ready for tts ftrst class of 16 students m September The money IS to be furrushed through tbe sale Ohto Pubhc Factltlles CommiSston bonds The House also agreed wtth Senate amendments and sent two btlls to Gov. James A Rhodes One provides for statewtde llcensmg of mmtsters to perform marriages. The other reqwres voters to be notifted by matl when t.hetr polling place IS moved The Senate also sent to HOIISe-ilassed btUs to tbe governor before tt adopted the cotnmtttee change resolution One bill eliminates the need for tbe Secretary of State to process btlls for less than $1 for out-of· slate corporation ltcenses. The other bill authoriZes JUventle and adult correcttonal facility workers to take an extra 120 days of s1ck leave a year - not be counted agautSt re~lar s1ck leave- If t.hey are InJUred at the hands of an inmate. The House unantmously passed and sent to tbe Senate legtslatton allowtng mumclpalittes to make spectal assessments for the heatmg and cooltng of enclosed shopptng malls, hopefully to help rev1ve downtown areas Also passed by a topheavy vote tn the House and sent to the Senate was a btll quahfymg the Youth Development Center m Cuyahoga County for an estunated $360,000 a year tn state atd. The factltty, a new merger of !be Hudson School for Boys and Blossom H1ll School for Gtrls, wlU Jake care of up to !50 youths, rehevtng the responstblltty of the Ohio · Youth Cornntlsston Rep Edward J Orlett, !}. Dayton , Introduced legislattort extending by stx months the deadhne for appealmg current real estate tax bills What causes skin ulcers? • : • " ~ : ulc~~ forms because the area IS not gelltng enough oxygen .. The d1lated van cose vcm : allows blood to stagnate in : t.he ttssues Stnce the stag na t : venous blood con tam s only a little oxygen, and swelltng tnterferes wtlh the movement of oxygenated blood mto the area, t.he ltssues Jack oxygen We c all thts 'stag nant hypoxia " The cause of the ulcer then , ts the poor venous ctrculalJOn caused by the dtlated an weer would heal If you could slay m bed wtlh the foot up so no blood would pool m the foot, but that Is not very pracltcal tn most cases The ulce1 would recur when you got up long stamped, self· addre ssed e nvelope for matltng Address your letter to me tn care of lhts newspaper , P 0 Box 326, San An tomo , Texas 78292 Vartous pressure garments are often useful to help prevent poohng of blood and s11elhng In many cases surgery IS necessary to remove or at least Improve, the st tualton wtth the vancose vems There ts a famlltar tendency to have varicose vcms , Even so. you can do thtngs that help prevent them That mcludes avotding co nstrtctmg garme nts, parttcularly around the thigh, ustng support hose if your vartcose vems The treat- occupatiOn requtres lon g ment IS dtrecled toward hours of standing and gettmg prevention of po oltng of off your feet when you can For more tnformatton ott stagAan t venous blood Such vancos{;! vems send 50 cents for rhc Health Leiter number ( 5-8 Varacu.st! Vt:HI.s J.::;Ju.: lvl:!t a ' DEAR DR LAMB - I have an macltve thyrotd and have taken three grams of lhyrotd for a number of years My doctor JUSl ftm shed gtvmg me the thyroid scan and t.he test shows my thyrotd Is sltll tnacltve and he has mcreased t.he tl,yrotd I would ltke to know tf there ts anylhmg that would make my lhyrotd acttve agatn or do I have to take pllls the rest of my ltfe ' I have a wetght problem so I have to dtel all the hme and I am tembly sluggtsh DEAR READER - After a person has been taktn g t.hyrotd tn large amounts for a long ltme the lhyroJd often MERCHANT XSSOCIATION OFFICERS - Ron Robbtson of New Haven Ben Frankltn Store and Joy RusseU of the Forget-Me-Not Flower Shop have been elected prestdent and secretary-treasurer, respectively of !be newly orgaruzed New Haven Relatl Merchants Assocta tion. February programs m the Wednesday 6 30 to 7 p m teleVISIOn CROP GAME sertes over WOUB·TV , Channel 20, wtll feature four subJects of top mterest to corn and soybean producers, reports John Rtce, Metgs County Agncultural agent These well-known Ohw Slate Untver s tly crops speclahst.s wtll parltctpate February 4, Dr Gordon Ryder on soybean produclton practices , February 11, Cor n Produrlton Methods wtth Dr La1uence Shepherd, and February 18, Samuel Bone on Ttllage and Sotl Man· agement The February 25 program wtll feature Dr John Sharp, 0 S U Grato Markeltng Spectahst He wtll dtscuss met.hods of selhng gram, delayed pncmg and markelmg through the year Dr Sharp ts a re gular feature of most programs wtth a s~or t gram market update, but on February 25, he wtll be appearmg w1th hos t, Manon Kroetz, for !be enltre show CROP GAME packets of latest agronomtc bulleltn s and suppleme nta ry tnformatton for the telecasts are no\\ available free from your Coun ly Extenston Off tee at Box 32, m Pomeroy forces The Senate has passed a combtnahon of wmtertime emergency aut.hortty for some gas sales outside controls wtth a long-range permanentliftmg of controls Ford wants total deregula· tton, tn hiS dr1ve for nattortal energy self-sulftctency Federal Power The CommJsSton controls tnlerstate sales at 52 cents per thousand cubtc feet Sales in t.he same state as !be gas Is produced are free of price controls. Smtih's btU extends federal control over the large produ<"ers to their wllbin-thestate sales It frees from federal controls approxunately 3,500 smaU producers, defined as compantes producmg less than I btllton cubtc feet a year remams relatavely tnacbve Occastonally by usmg hormone preparations that acltvale the t.hyrotd tt can be sCtmulated The thyrotd IS normally stunulaled to action by a hormone t lhyrolroptc hormone) from the small pttuttary gland under the bram Some paltents do better on one thyrotd preparation than on another Your doctor may dectde tn ttme, dependmg on your response, to try one of t.he snythelic hormones Usually tt IS pOSSible to provtde enough of t.he most sutlable hormones to totally replace t.he function of the thytotd gland. When that ts achteved any sluggishness and wetght problems caused by a low thyroid function can be controlled Not all sluggishness and weight problems are caused by low t.hyrmd funrtwn though Holzer Medical Cealer (Discharges, Feb. 51 Albert Boyles, Leanna Call, Mtchael Canter, Margie Cartwrtght, Pearl Coleman, Mrs Donald Crabtree and daughter , George Cremeans, Wtlltam Davtdson, Edward Evans, Charles Flck, Dennis Fraley, John Fry, Bermece Gardner, Ruth Greene, Marte Grubb, Mamie Gwmn , Jontla Htldebrant, Nancy Htvely, Mrs George Hosehar, Jr. and son, Gamet Johnson, Anna Kerwood, Edward Layton, Cyrus Leport, Jr , Kendra Meacham, Charles Murray, Allen Phtllips, Stact Reynolds, Della Sayre, Noah Sheets, David Swingle, Goldte Terry ( Blrtho, Feb 51 Mr and Mrs l-ewis Clonch, daughter, Gallipolis Ferry, W Va , Mr and Mro. Paul Cox, sOil, Point Pleasant, W. Va.. Mr and Mrs Stephen erwn, son , Point Pleasant, W Va , Mr and Mrs Dante) Gra~g. sun. Oak Htll Etghteen person ' represenhng 12 Bend Area bustnesses who met at Nancy's Restaurant elected Ron Robmson of New Haven Ben Frankltn prestdent, Chad Humphrtes of the New Haven Furmture " Store, vtct prestdent, and Joy Russell or : · :· : :.: ··::: ···:-.. : :·:·.:::·:·:-.::.:::::: Forget-Me-Not Flonsts ,. secre Jary-treasurer The n"'' offtcers are urgtng Lottery winners all busmesses m the area to JOin them and to se nd a Th1s week 's w1nn1ng Ohto Lottery numbers representaltve to the next Three d191t number meettng on March 2 at S9S (hve mne f1ve) Nancy's Restaurant Four d1g1t number For fur ther tnformalton on 8618 (etght suc-one-e1ghU Ftve d1g1t number JOlntng, tnteresled parhes are 44037 ffour four zero three urged to conl<!ct the followmg seven} busmesses Ben Frankltn , Sur: dlgtt number Hart 's Used Cars, Green 432057 (four three lwo zero ftve seven) Sales, Layne Street Fabrics , Sp1nt of '76 wmmng Btll's Amoco, New Haven numbers· Furmture, Gregg's Key Two dtgit numbers - 23 Market, Took1es Fashtons , !two three). lt (thrH one I. 33 (three three) and 46 Forget- Me-Not Flonsts , (four stx J Mason Coun ty Bank, New Four d1g1t number Haven Supermarket, Nancy 's 7798 (seven seven ntne Res taurant , or VIllage e1ghtl F1ve d191t number Pharmacy DR ARTRIP Dentist Artrip making hid for Senate seat POINT PLEASANT Mason County Delegate Dr. Wtlham J Arlrtp, D D, ftled for the State Senate tn Charleston Thursday Dr Artrip, elected tn 1974 delegate for the Tenth District, IS a denUst with offices 10 Pmnt Pleasant He IS a Democrat Dr Arlrtp ts a member of the vartous professiOnal denial assoctaltons, the Point Pleasant Veterans of Foretgn "Wars, the West Virginia H1stortcal Soctety and president of the Mason County Hislortcal Soctely He Is a past Dtstnct Comnusstoner of the Boy Scouts of Amertca and a past president of the Madison Rotary Club Bestdes flllng for the Stale Senate race as a democrat he also filed as a delegate for t.he Democraltc National Convenltmi He and hiS lamtly reside at Southside TO.HONOR 40TH Mr and Mrs Kennet.h B. Lawson of Mupersville, Route I, will quleUy celebrate their •mh weddtng anniversary at their home on Sunday. They were married on Feb 8, 1936 by the Rev Hod Smith at Galltpohs United Press International MARAUDER GRAPPLERS - Members of the Metgs Htgh Wresthng team are, seated, L to R, Gary Prtddy, Carl Gheen, Mtcky Lyons, Todd Morrow, John E bhn , Second row, Dave R1ggs, Scott Warner, Rtck Johnson The New Haven Area Retatl Merchants Asso ctahon became an ongomg orgamzahon Wednesday mormng when offtcers were elected 92863 three) (mne two e1ght SIX Sax d1g11 number 754718 (seven f1ve four seven one e1ghtJ Jobless rate at new low man said The number of unemployed persons dropped by 450,000 In January for the largest monthly decline smce December, 1959, when 811,000 persons were hired as the economy began to recover from t.he 1958 recession . "For the second consecutive month, the drop In unemploymenl occurred enhrely among those who had lost thetr last job," the department said It said 78 1 million nonfarm, payroll workers were on company payrolls In January, an increue of 1 8 mtlllon since the June, 1915 low. There were 7.3 million unemployed nonfarm workers In January. The deparbnent sa1d two of every three business establishments either hired new workers or rehired laid· off workers in January. The job pins were wlde'IX"ead for all sectors of Americans seeking employment in January wtth the exception of teen-agers. The teen-age jobleos rate Increased 0.3 per cent to 19.9 per cent. Adult men showed the p-eatest Improvement with the number of joble.~s dropping .0.8 per cent ,to 5.8 per cenl- the lowest in more than a year. The IDiemployment rate dropped from 0.5 to to 0 7 per cent for all other ca~et~orlel. The unemployment rate for aduU women dropped to 7.1 per cent, and 13.2 per cent for blacb and other rnlnorlties Both rates were the lowest, on a quarterly bttllil, llince the Firemen name new officers CHESTER - The Chester Ftre Department has named line and admtmstrattve of. ftcers for 1976 • Line ofhcers are Ross Cleland, chief, Harold Newell, ftrst asststant chtef 1 Roy Chnsty, second asstslan\ chief , Larry Cleland, cap• lam, Hobart Newell, first Lt . Kirk Chevalier, second Lt., Pearl . Edwards , t.htrd Lt , Elmer Newell, fourth Lt Marvm Taylor, fifth Ll , and Ketth Wood, sixth Lt Admmtstratlve offtcers are Larry Smtlh, prestdent, Marvtn Taylor, vtce prestdent , Kirk Chevalier, secretary, and John Wtckham , treasurer A board of dtrectors wtll constst of Roy Chrtsly, Ross Cleland, Harold Newell, Bob WooCI , Bruce Myers, Hobart Newe~ and Larry Cleland Four Chaplains are remembered Members of Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, wlll meet outside the Trtmty Oturch m Pomeroy at 10 15 a.m Sunday to attend mommg worship servtces m observance of Four Otaplains Sunday The observance ts m memory of four servtce chaplams who gave up thetr Hfe Jackets and went down wtt.h a shtp while praymg, one of the notable Incidents heroism of World War II ol The Dai~ Senlin• DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS· MASON JIRI!A CHESTER L TANNEHILL Exec Ed ROIERT HOEF~ICH City ldltor Publllhed dally exc~pt Saturday by The OhJo Valley Publlshtno com ~any 111 Court St omeroy, Ohio 4576f' Bualnest Office Phone 992 Today's Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN UP I Sports Ed1tor NEW YORK I UPI) - Nothmg clears up a mans head more, or his stnuses, sometunes than a good stiff punch m th• nose Btg George Foreman had JUSt taken one- t.he blow clearly bad slung htm-and now hts attacker , Muhammad Alt, was all over hun hke needles on a porcupme, stlckang, movmg, presstng his advantage Ftghtcrowds are t.he same everywhere Somehow t.hey have a way of senstng !be flmsh before tl even happens, and that's how It was wtth those who came to see the ftght m Zatre 10 October of 1974 Th e fans there reacted the same way t.hey do everywhere else They got up on thetr feet aod began screammg for Muhammad Alt to demolish George Foreman, knock him down, lake away hts crown, end the ftght nght t.here Alt did his best to obhge, landmg left-rtght , l e ft·rt~h t, Jeft-nght, giVIng tt everyt.h10g he had George Foreman was la king a lot of punches, but he knew where he was and could see the grow10g exc ttement among many of t.he rlngstders He nouced one 10 parttcular Thts man had jumped up from hts seat He was wa vmg hts arms fra ntically and hollenng as loud a s he could for Ah to end ttie whole t.htng ' It's funny how you can ptck out one face tn a crowd sometlmes, but I remember h1s ,' says George Foreman " Before the fight, a Iotta people were supposed to be George Foreman people ' Thts !ella made out ltk e he was one of them, hke he was for me a hundred per cent 'George Foreman, George Foreman '' That's all he kept saytn'- before the ftghl But Jookmg at hun dunng the ftght , I just couldn 't beheve tl He wassee10' me get hll and he was so happy ' " • George Foreman IS f10ding out what ex~hamptons hke htm have found out for years and years before The \\Orld ts full of "front-runners" They're w1t.h ;ou when you're on top, but as soon as you 're not , they don 't know you anymore Vtctory has a t.housand fathers , defeat ts an orphan From !be way George Foreman talks about thts parttcular lndtvtdual, I get the unpresston he knows who )1e is even !bough Foreman says he doesn't remember Harrisonville's teams do well in competition HARRISONVI LLE - 1 he Harnsonvtlle Bobcats 4th and 5th grade basketball team m mtd-January defeated the Rutland 4th and 5th team tn a scrimmage, 4 quarters to I Scortng for Harn so nvtll e were Bnan Haning 8, Alan Shuler 6. Rtcky Reeves 6, 'Dana Facemyer 2, and Darwtn Facemyer 4 • On January 28, the Bobcats [4th and 5th) came out on top agatn, defea tmg Bradbury "B " 4th and 5th team four Quarters to one Scort ng for Harnsonvtlle were Rtcky Reeves tO, Alan !ihuler 6, Bnan Hanmg 4, 3erry Grounds 4, Eugene Phtlhps 3, Dana Facemyer 4, Paul Rtggs 2, Ivan Carl 2, barwm Facemyer 2 : On February 4, !he team ~Yon all ftve quarters over flradbury Scormg pomts for karrtsonvllle team were Brian Haning 14, Dana f'acemyer 8, Jerry Grounds j, Paul JUggs 1, Alan Shuler 2 •nd Darwm Facemyer 2 21$6 Edllorlol Pl\0"' 992 2157 FOR ALL YOUR ' Seeond clau postage • PBid at Pomeror Ohio • National atJvertiSing rtpresentallve Ward Griffith Company Inc Botttntlll & GallaGhir Olv ' 757 Third Avt , ffew York NY 10017 Subscription available wnk By 75 cents ,er Motor Household Appliance And retu Dellnr~ by carrier wf)ere t Route • ~ whtre carrier 11rvlce not • availablt , One month • 'wl 25v B~ mall In Ohio and : I • One Year, S22 oo j Six montha. 111 so Three l'nonths, 17 00 Elsewhere S26 00 year , SIK months 113 50, thrte months, S1 Subscription prlct Includes • .so • hght at the end of the tunnel, but tt ts kind of tough gtvtng up somelbmg you've spent a hfetune at and ltved for " Taylor dented hts team's record 16-11 overall and 2-7 tn t.he conference) mfluenced his dectston Taylor had the pnvtlege of ' coaching what IS constdered to be one of co lleg e basketball'sa ll-tJme teams t.he 1960 Ohio State qumtet which featured All Amertcas Jerry Lucas, John Havlt cek and Larry Stegfned - all of whom went on to the pros Other players on t.hat team which beat Caltforma 75-55 tn t.he NCAA ftnals were J oe Roberts, Mel Nowell and Bobby Kmghl , currently the coach of the No I ranked Indiana Hoosters Buckeyes basketball has enJOYed tts greatest success under Taylor. With Taylor at the helm , OSU has won seven league Olympic briefs. .. . NEW HAVEN , W Va WASHINGTON (UP!) Nearly hall a million latd off workers were rehired in January as the nation's jobless rate feU to 7.8 per cent, the largest monthly declme m 15 years, the Labor Department smd today The jobless rate feU 0 5 per cent from 8 3 per cent In December II was the largest one-mooth decUne since a 0 5 per cent drop from November to December, 1959, a spokes- HOSPIT AL NEWS New Haven businesses • • • organ1ze association February TV Fann programs are announced I DR. LAMB By Lawrence E Lamb, M D DEAR DR LAMB - Is there anythmg UJat wtll heal an open ul cerated vancose sore on the leg 1 Also what causes thts ' Is tl heredtlary ' DEAR READER - Tite skm breaks down and an , Energy decontrol handed setback WASH!NGTON I UPI) The House has gtven Prestdent Ford and the natiOn's energy tnterests a sharp setback m t.heJr push for an end to federal regulatton of natural gas pnces In an emotiOnal and some· tunes confusmg end to three days' debate on the tssue, the House late Thursday approved a compromtse by Rep Neal Smith, D-Iowa, t.hat would extend federal control of major producers mto thetr sales of gas wtthm their own slates where 11 was not prevtously controlled At the same time, tl would free smaller producers from price controls, to spur them to greater explorations and efforts The btU Wtll be vetoed if 1! reaches Ford tn t.hat form, Rep Robert Krueger, DTex , predicted. · The President has already mdJcated there ts no way be could stgn legislalton like thts," satd Krueger, defeated leader of the d~egulatJon COLUMBUS, Ohto I UP!) Ohto State basketball coach fred Taylor, apparently upset over t.he way hts sport was looked on by the OSU athleltc department, has announced h1s resignation, effecttve next July Taylor , 52, dean of the Big Ten basketball coaches , made hts unexpect ed announcement to hts players and asststants Thursday mght after submtttmg hts letter of restgnation to OSU Prestdent Harold L Enarson Taylor satd basketball "was like a step chtld tn the athletic department most of t.he tune The sttuatton had reached a pomt where I knew tl wouldn't gel better " " I've made my overtures to change thmgs w1th our basketball program dtrectly to the athleltc department and It hasn 't done any good, " he satd "I'm not sure there s any PoXOL GAS NEEDS : RIDENOUR , TV & Appliance Gas Sero.nce l=hester , Ohio 985 3307 The Harnsonvtlle 6lh grade team M n 3 quarters to Rutland s 2 on January 14th at Rutland Sconng pomts for Harrtsonvtll e \\ere Larr) Cottenll 6, Troy Wtlhs 4, Danny Rtggs 2 Mark Chne 2, Wtlhe Donahue 2, Btll Bonng, 2 .md Duan e Jon es 1 Th e Bobcats 6th grade team Lied 21 ~ quarters to 21 2 wtth the Bradbury B on Wednesday mght, Jan 28 at Hamsonvtlle Sconng for Harrtsonvllle were Wtllte Donahue 12, Danny Rtggs 6, Kevm Barley 4, Duane Jones 2, Larry Cottenll 2 Troy Wllhs 2 On Feb 4, the Harrtsonvtllc Stxthgrade Bobcats won over Bradbury "A" 2 quarters and tymg 3 Scormg potnl s for HarrtSonvtlle were Wtlhe Donahue 14, Larry Co ttertll 4, and Kevtn Barley 2 SEO frosh standings SEOAL FROSH Team W L P OP Logan '.l 2 548 361 G allipol is 9 2 445 355 Atl'lens 8 2 42 1 335 Waverly 5 5 342 3-41 M eigs 2 7 265 369 Jackson 2 7 292 402 W e 11s1on 0 1o 286 436 TOTALS 35 35 2599 2599 Tuesday s re-sult Logan 48 Wa\ler l y 23 (makeup) Thursday's results 'A thens so Wellston JJ Gallipolis 43 waverly 39 (oiJ Logan 63 Me1gs 30 Monday 's uames Logan at Wellston Me1gs a t A,lhens Waverly at Jac kson Ga l l iPOlis Open Kevm Me Laughlm, Mike Harrtson, Row three, Robert Nakamota, Larry Hysell, Danny Buffmgton, Robert Musser, Denms Donohue, row four, Coach Ray Goodman, Stan Starcher, Butch Roush, Duane McLaughltn, Ray Wtllford Records set by Meigs wrestlers The Metgs Htgh School wrestlmg team es labhshed several school records by defeatmg the Wahama Whtte Falcons recen Uy m Morn son Gym 76-0 The vtctor y marked the ftrst t 1me a Metgs team has shu! out an opponent and also t.he greatest margm of vtc· tory Coach Ray Goodman had onl y pratse for hts team after 1ts v1ctory, but wants to let every9 ne know that the Wahama wrestlers, m hts opmwn \\ere a much better team than the fmal score s howe d They have a dedtcated coach and some really good wrestlers , sa1d Goodman A detat led SWllmary of these matches and of the Me1g s wrestlers ' records shows The team sconng saw 98 pounder John Ebhn of Metgs wm by a forfetl Ebhn ts now 6 and 3 on the season wtth 5 wtn s commg by pms Mtcky L;ons ptnned Wahama s Greg Stodola tn 3 22 Lyons record thus far ts 8 and I wtth 6 ptns to hts record Mtcky wrestles m the 105 pound wetght class 1 he 112 pound wetght class saw Metgs Carl Gheen wtn by a forfetl Gheen ts now 5 and 4 on the season \\ tth 'l pms Kevtn McLaughltn Metga 119 pound g rappler pmned Ben Roush m I 00 Kevm ts no" 7 and 3 for the year w1th 5 pms to ht s credit Marauder Gary P rtdd y won the 126 pound wetght class by a forfetl Prtddy's record his year ts 2 and 5 Semor Mtke Harrason from Metgs pmned Rtck Stafford m I 56 Mtke has a 7 and 3 record M1ke has four pms m t.he 132 pound wetght class Butch Roush from Metgs \\On by a decisiOn over Joe Parson 10·1 Butch has a 4 and 5 record wtth I pm Juntor Duane McLaughltn pmned Dan Stodola tn the 145 pound wetght class tn 2 40 Duane ts 8 and 2 on the season He has pmned 6 opponents Robert Nakamola gamed a forfetl for Metgs m the !55 pound wetght class Robert Musser moved up one wetght class to defeat a very strong Tom Foreman wt th a ptn tn 2 30 Musser ts no\\ 7 and 3 on the season wtth all 7 wms commg bj pms Thts was Musser's ftrsl match at 167 pounds Dan Buffmgton moved up one wetghl class lo 115 pow>ds to defeat Wahama's Dave Roush wtth a pm tn 45 s econds Th1s was Buffmgton's ftrst pm of the season Metgs Stan Starcher pmned Dwayne Whtte m 5 36 The Marauder's record so far th1s year ts 1 and 3 wtt.h 4 ptns Wresthng at heavywetght for Metgs was Ray Wtllford Wtllford >\On by forfett and hts season record IS 6 and 4 wtth 2 pms The Marauders, now 5 and 3 on the season, mvade Wellston next Tuesday for a dual match scheduled to start at 1 p m Marauderlasses defeat Bluegirls The Metgs Gtrls basketball at the half Metgs, anttctpaltng a press team extended 1ts wmmng streak Thursday to 1.0 by the second half, was ready for defealtng Galhpohs 49·32 tl By the end of the thtrd Dcmans Ash and Pam quarter Metgs had a 15 potnt Vaughan broke th e lead All Metgs g1rls saw Bluelasses' zone defense by aclton the fourth quarter Jackson comes m Munday pumpmg m two baskets each m lhe ftrsl quarter from at 6 p m The team would apprectate support of Metgs outstde The second quarter was fans For Metgs, Pam Vaughan stmtlar to the ftrst pam Vaughan had a hot hand for 7 agatn htt tn double ftgures potnts by turnmg t.hree fast wtth 22 to lead all scorers breaks mto baskets l'/letgs Other scorers for Metgs were had a comfortable 25·15 lead Beth Vaughan 5, Demans Ash 8, Mary Boggs, Cathy Meadows and Pal Vaughan 4 each, and Glenda Brown 2 SEOAL We llst on at Athens For Galhpolts B Edelman Gallipolis at Waverly 8, K Sprague, T Ntbert had J .l c ~son at I ronton M e1 gs at Logan and G Young 6 each and L TR I VALLEY Young and P Pasquale 2 Nelsonvill e York at Ale~~:ander each B elpr e al Vm to n County Warren Loca l al Fede ral By quarters Ho c ktn g Metgs 12 13 12 12-49 SVAC Southw estern at Ea st ern Galltpolts 6 9 7 10-32 Kyger Cre e k al North Gallla Southern at Symmes Val ley Others Wahan a at W1nf1eld SATURDAY M1ller at Fvl• 1al Hocktng Fort Fry vt Vo1a rren L oca l Fa11r• 111cJ at Hannan Tra ce T ,HII blt• a1 Berne Un1on TUESDAY (Feb 101 SEOAL Athe ns at Me1gs Gall ,pO !IS at Iron ton Jackson at Waverl y We l lston a r Logan Others Kyger Creek al Hannan Pom t Pl easant at Parkers burg Rtpl ey al W aha ma SEATTLE 1UPII - Tbe family of the late Uoyd Nordstrom announced Thursday that he wlU be replaced by his brother, Elmer J Nordstrom, as the representaltve for the famtly's majority mterest m t.he Seattle Seahawks, an NFL expansion team t.hts season The U S cross country skt team gets a special boost at " feed potnts" stationed along the Olymptc course- a glucose drink called ERG " ! thtnk ERG means strength, doesn't tt ?" satd U S cross-country Coach Marltn Hall He satd the 30 kilometer team got 'doses of ERG about every ftve kilometers skimg aces are as famous~ and popular-as moVIe stars Two former Norwegtan Olymptc gold medalists Ole Ellefselter and Harald Gromngen showed up at a receptton and were bes1eged by a utograph seekers and fans Gronmgen ts now the Canad ian cross-co untry coach "But I m sttl) a Norwegian," he srud The symbol of t.he 1~7o Wmler Olymptcs ts the 11 Schneemandl ," a cheerful snowman m a Tyrolean hat wtth a carrot for a nose and hands and feet which seem to I I grow dtrectly out of hts 1 1 head Innsbruck e rs, who dtsapprove of the NBA Standmg s schneemandl as a symbol for By Un ited Press tnternat1ona1 the games, have rechrtstened Eastern Conterencc Atlanhc DIVISIOn "the Contagan htm W L Pet gb Tyrolean '' Boston 34 n 723 Buffalo 30 20 600 511 Contagan \\as the local Philadelphia 29 20 592 6 name for the drug New York 24 27 471 12 Thaltdomtde whtch , when Central DIVISIOn W l Pet gb taken by pregnant women, wash1ngton 28 21 571 caused btrth deforiTllltes Cleveland 27 22 551 1 For Scandinavtans, Nordic r-----------.., : Pro : Istan d•In£s I. New Orl eans 23 24 489 4 23 24 489 :4 Houston Atlanta 24 26 480 4 1 , Western Conference MidWeSt DI VISIOn W L Pet gb Milwaukee 20 29 408 De trotl 19 28 404 Kansas C1ty 19 31 3~0 Ch1caqo 14 34 292 5 1 1 Pac11tc Oavtston W L Pet gb Golden State 35 13 729 Lo s Angel es 25 26 490 II ' 1 Seattle 23 26 469 12• , Port lend 22 27 449 13 1 , Phoen1x 19 27 413 15 Thursday 's Result s Detro 1t 111 At lanta 108 New Orle an s 114 Houston lil Kan C1ly 117 Los Angeles 109 Fnday s Games Milwaukee at Buffalo Cleveland at Phlladel ph1a Kansas C1ly at New Orlean s Los Ange le s at Ch 1c ago GOlden State at Pho en 1x Pori land at Se att le Saturday's Games Boston at New York aft washmglon at Atlanta Ch1cago a t Houst on M !waukee at Detro II Seatt le at Golden St a te I' , Former Formula One champton Jackte Stewart always took the auto racmg tracks at top speed but the bob-luge Olymptc run 1s a btl much for htm " It looks a btl too dangerous for me ," Stewart sa1d tn answer to a general offer for Olymptc guests to make a run on !be 1,217-meter course after the games Southern 7th grade winner of 39-38 game champtOnshtps, mcludtng an unprecedented five m a row The Bucks have won 14 NCAA tournament games under Taylor's gwdance and lost only four Ohio State was national champ ton m 1960, runner-up tn 1961 and 1962 and thtrd m 1968 Taylor entered the 1975-76 season wtt.h a 291-138 record, a 678 wmmng mark, and College OJach of t.he Year awards from t.he NatiOnal B as k e tball Wrt te r s Assoctatton and the National Association of College Basketball OJaches m 1961 and 1962 Among the achtevements of Taylor-taught teams are 32 consecutive vactortes, 47 stratght regular-eeason wins, 21 B1g Ten trtumphs m a row and 50 back-to-back victories at home The 1970 Bucke} es led the natton tn fteld goal shootmg accuracy and free throw percentage Sports closeups By United Press International CINCINNATI - THE CINCINNATI CHAPTER of the Baseball Wrtters Assoctatton of America has selected Rawly Eastwtck as !be Cmcmna tt Reds' 1915 " Newcomer of tbe Year " Eastwtck last season !led for Nahonal League lead tn saves wtth 22, won one game and saved another tn the league playoffs and chalked up two vtctortes and a save m the World Sertes Eastwlck JOtned !be 'Reds last May 20 after bemg recalled from the club's IndianapoliS rumor league team BOSTON - OHIO STATE MAY BE LOOKING for a " name " to !tll tts basketball coac hing JOb, but the name wtll not be John Havhcek The Boston Celttc tronman , gunnmg to become the National Basketball Assoctatwn's most durable player, Thursday dispelled rumors that he wtll take the JOb Havhcek, a 14-year veteran who has JUSt returned from his lith NBA All.Star game, S81d Thursday, 'I'm not mterested m coachmg college ball I'm gomg to play wtth the Celttcs throughout thiS year and tf I feel good enough, I'm gomg to play next year " Havltcek became a prime candidate for the OhiO State JOb Thursday when Fred Taylor, coach of the Buckeyes for 18 seasons, sent school offtctals a letter of rest~natton, effechve at the end of thts season. AFTER BEING TANT AL!ZED AND TEASED for almost half t.he season, tt appears UCLA ts not qmte ready to gtve up his clatm to the conference crown after all In a crtllcal conference showdown Thursday rught wtth ftfth-ranked Washmgton m Seattle, the mnt.h-ranked Brutns scored a 92-87 vtctory to take sole possesston of ftrst place m the Paciftc-11 Conference Washmgton,led by Lars Hansen's 24 pomts, at least slayed even Wlt.h 18th-ranked Oregon Stale, whtch was upset by Caltforma, 13-72 Oregon State led, 72-71, wtth 13 seconds left and had possession of the ball, but Lonme Shelton mtssed a patr of free throws after bemg mtentwnaUy fouled and Cal freshman Gene Ransom won t.he game wtth a last-second shot PALM SPRINGS, CAUF - THAT INFECTIOUS grm 11 as wtde on Arnold Palmer's face and BtUy Casper probably was JUSt as happy, allbou~h you couldn't telltt from lookmg at him Palmer, who hasn 'I won an Amencan title smce 1973, shot an Eldorado course record-tytng 64 Thursday m the second round of the Bob Hope Desert Classtc, an event he has won ftve tunes, while Casper, who has won 51 tournaments but only one m the last two years, had a 65. That left Casper at 131, two ahots behind pace-eetterr Brtan Allin wtlb Palmer another shot back at 138along wtth Dwtght Nevtl and Bob Murphy Jack Nicklaus IS at 139 wtth George Cadle while defending champton Johnny Miller ts at 140 wtth Jun Colbert, Davtd Graham, BtU Rogers and John Mahaffey next 7th grade game wtll be at Mtddleporl agamsl Athens on Monday The second game of the even ing, th e Metgs 8th grade B team playtng together for the ftrst hme was defeated by the Southern 8th grade by a score of 49-31 After a horrendous ftrsl half, the local boys played on even terms Southern was paced by Duffy wtth 14 pomts, Davts had II and Foreman II For Metgs, Van Wtlford and Rtck Blaettnar scored 10 each, Kevm Angel had 6, Mtke McDonald 3, and J ohn Byer 2 rhe next 8th gJ ade game \\til be agatnst Athens at home on Monday -SPECIAL- DEWALT 740 10" RADIAL ARM SAW lncludtng stand and adrustable Dado Reg S279 95 SAVE "40 1 he Marauder 7th grade basketball team lost a dose 95 SALE gam e 39 to 36 on January 29th to an aroused Shade team on ABA Stand•ngs By Untied Press InternatiOnal the wmners court W L Pc1 r:- gb The ftrst half saw the Metgs Denver 35 12 745 New York 31 18 633 5 team take a 24-17 lead by the Sa n An ton1 o 28 20 583 71 ~ mtermtsswn However, the Kent ucky 29 22 569 8 +1'\(11 ana 27 24 529 10 second half was dectded b) In 1957, Casstus Clay St LOU IS 21 30 412 16 V•rgm1a 8 40 167 27 11 louis Both Ohltnger and defeated Erme Terrell to Dodson fouled out early m the retatn the heavywetght Thursday ' s Result San An to n•o 1 2 ~ N ew York 116 quarter and Mtller was boxmg crown fourth Fr1day s Games hampered wtlh 4 Shade was Vtrg 1n 1a al lnd1ana Sl Lou is at Denver led tn scortng by Hoose)) wtth Saturday's Games 12 pomts and Ha11k wtlh 8 (No gam es schedu led ) Metgs' leader \las Bntl Dodson wtth 20 Davtd NHL Standtngs Kennedy and Steve Ohltnger By Umted Press lnfernattonal contnbuted 7 and 6 respecCampbell Confer ence ltvely PatriCk DIVISIOn WLTPtsgfga On Wednesday, February Phll adelphl 31 10 10 71 222 143 NY Islanders 28 12 10 66 200 119 4th the Metgs 7th grade and AHanta 25 23 8 58 183 166 the 8th grade B team traveled NY Rangers 19 27 6 44 170 216 to Rae me to play Southern 's Smythe D•v•s•on W L T Pts gl ga 7th and 8th grade basketball Ch ic ago 21 15 16 58 160 143 Vancou ver 20 '21 10 50 168 169 teams In the ftrs l contest, the St LOUIS 18 25 8 44 159 180 M1nnesota 16 31 4 36 126 180 game was mp a11d tuck wath ~ WEEKDAYS & SUNDAY 10 AM-11 PM ~ Kansas C1ty II 35 6 28 124 227 scores at the end of lite ftrs l Wales Conference Norrts DIVISIOn FRI. & SAT. 10 AM-12 MIDNITE three quarters wtth Metgs W L T Pts gf ga leadmg, 4-0, 12 9, and 21 20 Mon treal 37 7 a 82 218 113 Los Angeles 28 23 J 59 179 177 However the fourth quarter Pittsburgh 20 25 7 47 202 205 saw the 7th grade explode De tro1t 17 28 7 41 140 192 Wash 1ngton 5 42 6 16 145 270 and outscore the opposthon Adams DiVISIOn 20-4 SPORTING GOODS - BOATS - TRAVEL INFORMATION W L T Pis gt ga Steve Ohlinger led all FREE LIVE ENTERTAINMENT. Boston 32 10 9 73 198 143 Buffalo 29 15 8 66 222 154 scorers w1th 17 pmnts, w1th toronto 21 20 11 53 176 179 balanced scormg from the Cal iforn1a 19 28 5 43 155 171 Thursday s Resul ts rest of the team Brttt Dodson Ph ll adelpt11 a 6 Vancouver 1 sc ored 8, J ohn Staats 6, and See EVERYTH ING For Boston 5 P1t1Sburgh 1 Mtke Mtller a nd Dav td Fndity 's Games Outdoor EnJoyment At The Ch1cago at Allanta Kenn e dy 5 potnts each Cal 1forn1a at Montrea l Dispatch Chartttes 11th Annual Ohlinger and Staats led tn vancouver a1 51 LOU IS N Y Islanders al Delrott rebounds wtlh 13 and 12 Satur day s Games tespecltvely NY Rangers at Detrol! Sl Louis al Ph• la..delph HI Southern's htgh pmnt man Wash tngt on at Ka nsas Ctly was Talbott wtlh 10 and Pdtsburgh at Los Angel es Mtller had 6 Buffalo at M1nnesota Boston at Toron to The ww ruised Meags 7th grade's record to 6-1 1 he $239 ******************************* ****************************•* ** •• t: NOWOPEN ~~ FOR THE SEASON ~ ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY ** g n ·~ i;t: d :• ~ * ~ ! ~**************************** •***************************** HEY SPORT! 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M acombe r . 59 N. Second St . Middleport, Ohio . . . .MIIIIWI'IMIMI:WM':~iio111rd¥1WII·i1$·:Wiii;jj.&i!lilllli~·~:· ~:.:::=::::::-:.::~:~ Jeff R i char d M ic h t1 e l Magnolia, Cha rles Marsha ll, Thomas Mart;n . Deb ra M a tson , Tamm i M i chael, Jet! M il ler, V1ck i e M oore . Kr ista M orr i s, Mrtrga r e l M oul d , R obe rt Musser , Stephen Nease, D ian a Neece. K1m Ohlinger. M ike Oil er , Larry Pickens , Pa tt y Ph ill ips, Dina Pr,a tl , M ike Pr iddy , James Helen Help ·us ... 'The Wife' Causes Strife P.r Polt)' Cra me r · ~ove A bleach solution for green algae DEAR HELEN : Polly's Prnhlt•m My husband . Monte, is always saying, ··Meet the wife "or lad y whose candles ran over DEAR POLLY - Do yo u and the hul wax got OQ her "'The wife says ... " I feel silly ccmplaini ng over su~h a '""'mingly minor thing. but l am NOT "the wife ," I'm HIS know how to remove green shag carpet. l live alone and w1 fe, pre ferably called Mollie. I try to shrug th is off but - well algae from lhe bottom of a fell · a s leep with cand les it's silly, but I think it sounds demea ning. ' dog 's outside wa ter bucket ? burning and had the same Without making an issue, how do you brea k a husband's - VERA. thing ha ppen. It was a big job .. DEAR VE RA - Try a as the hot wax was on a place ha bit ? - MOL!JE . strong bleach .wa ter solution. about eight by len inches of a DEAR MOLLIE : .... Why don'l you just tell MOnte that you 're not " the wife/ ' Scrub with a stiff brush a nd new blue shag rug. I put ice but HIS wife, preferably called Mollie? Strange how married rinse thoroughly. - POLLY. cubes on it to harden the wax DEAR POLLY - My Pe l . and this helped me to remov~ people will let minor lwbils drive them wild before they Peeve is with the careless the big globs of wax . only l discover the simplest way to stop lhem which is: leveling Candy Wood . Ear l Wood . with their partners. way some clerks cut off noticed strands of carpet JUNIORS - Cher yl Barn . . . . Ask Monte if he's ready to be called " the husband." THAT fa bric lengths. So often I tried were coming out with the har t, Dav e Bass. Tamara Bl a ke, Jeff Beaver, Da le to even up materiai , and then ~ax. so I folded pa per towels should do It ! - H. Browning , Gr eg Brow ning , find I have to leave the end lllree thick, put them over the +++ Ka thleen Campbell. Ter r y DEAR HE LEN : crooked or not ha ve enough . wax , put an old towel uver Cl ark . E laine Cors i , Joe Davi s, Rob i n De whur s t , Your response to CYU's letter regarding finding her 15- Some do leave a n extra few thai . Then l used my fairl y Pau l a .E i c h inger , Te rr y year-old son in bed with another boy was dangerously short- i n che~. but not enough to warm . not real hot, iron to go Farra r , Connie F ish, Becky sighted. ,s tra ighten both ends of a over the towel. The heat Fvl tz, Sand y Garnes. Kim piece and so much ma terial is melted the wax that wa s then Demonstra ting to the boy that he is accepta ble even if he is be rl ey Grueser, Crystal Ha ll , Rona ld homose~u~l is a mu ch more favor able approach than ignoring wasted on each bolt. By bei ~g absorbed by the pa per towels. J ame s Haw l ey , H aw~ i ns, J a m es Je ff er s , . the poss1b1hty by explammg to h1m that "one incident doesn't a btl more careful , money I kep i re placing the pa per Vlck1e J ohns on , Ch ery l could be saved for bo th store toweling as it becarrle soiJed. indicate anything more than curiosity or experimentation K e n ned y , Pe nny L a nde r s, most adolescents experience on their way to adulthood. " and customer. Tearing works This was repea ted un til all Randy Lyons, Je rr y M a tson , That implies ' 'we will only accept you if you co nform to our on some fabrics but cerlainly Was g o~ e . Now no one would Larai ne M cElha ney , .Quane M c l augh l in , Vic ki M i ght , preconceived idea of what you should be." not on knits . I cr inged as I ever guess _there h'ad been hot Connie Mo-o dispaug h , Eugene Pa ~ en ts should help children to assess actual propensities wa tched a salesperson tear wax on m}' carpet. I did th e M orrison , Pame la Of . regardmg eve ry aspect of life, incl uding the sexual, rather off a piece of fake fur for me. sa me to my glass lop ped fenbe r ger , Faith Per r in , than determining what sort of person they want them to be and She lold me she always tore coffee ta ble since I was afraid Steve Rand o lph , Em me tt Rawson , Suzy Sa mue l s, then applying pressure for conformity. such fabri c. - JOAN L. scraping would scra tch the Melody Scaggs. Dus ly Sm ith, Acceptance leaves open channels of conununication DEA R POLLY An easy glass. l have learned a Jot G r eg Sm i t h , T i m Sm i l h , through which the boy might learn, as you suggest , that his way to keep pie crust from from your readers so thank Sta n ley Starcher , Kenn eth fa ther overreacted (as did . his mother in suggesting falling a part , while putting it you. - HEGGIE. Stew art, De bo ra h Ta ylor , Donna Tay lor, Lonn ie Ta ylor. psychia try ), to a common exploratory situation. However , it iil the pan, is to roll it out on Be c ky Th omas , Th om as MUST be broad enough to include the possibility that he is slightly noured plastic wrap. Tuck er 1 Ra y m Ond Wall , June homosexual. Put one hand under the wrap Wa m s ley , Duan e We ber , . There is such a thing as a healthy homosexual but such a and fli p crust ove r into pw1. Trac i Weese. Kenn eth Wh i te, Bev.erly Wil.cdx , Ra ym ond one is not likely to be produced in an atmosphere of 'repression. Arrange in place and then Wi l ford , Beverl y Wi ll. Sherry - YOUTH COUNSELOR remove wrap. Fix edges . For Vining . two layer crusts cut design in SOPHOMORES - J ef l DEAR YOUTH COUNSELOR : . .. . You ' re right : my answer stopped short of being complete, top layer before turning It Arn old, Paul a Ash ley, Rita this because I assumed (whether rightly or wrongly) that at over . Even my da ughter !:an Bailey , Wil l i am Bartr-um , Dal e Bing , Mar y Carswell , age 15, experimentation_ and curiosity are usually the answers make pie crust now . - PAT. Ror y Cole , Pa tri c ia Cor si. to seemingly homosexual acts. DEAR POLLY - I just Jeff Couc h, Tammi e DeBor d , . . .. Parents and son should, of course discuss ALL read in the colum n a bout l h(' Kare n DeMoss. D or a Doe r f er , Pam el a Evan s, possibilities, but I'd suggest that the parents 'keep words lo a Terri Fife, Charles Fo llrod , minimum, show neither shock nor condemnation, and let tbe V i cki e German , Judy Gi lkey . boy do most of the talking. - H. · Tini Hood . La ura Hoover , Girl Scout Diary 9~ gou ROO~~g , Polly's Pointers lh llt·lt•n Hottl'l Qu al ls. Judy Radford, Jell ~ell . • By Charlene Hoeflich Charl es H oss l er , R ~ nd y Houdashelt , Kath y Howard , Den ny Hysell , Sue Kenn edy, To m Ke nnedy . Martha Kra ws czyn ; Chert Le Febre , Ma r k Mi tc h, · Conn ie Musser', D e ~ni s Mu sser, ROb ert NakamotO, Debbie , Queen , Sh e i l a Sa r gent, H omer Smith, Robin Snowden , Brent Sta nley, Darlene Thornton , M ik e Wayland , Teresa Van M e ter , Terri Vining . Ra ymond A ndrews , Ela ine Barnhart, Jf:!Y .Beavert Greg Becker , V 1c k 1 Blankenship , Jana Bu r s on , Br u ce Carm a n , Mar y Colwe ll , D i ana D av ids on, Da w ana Da v i s, Je ff Gr ue ser , Sa n dra Hamilton , Bev erly Hof fman , Oaiv i d Horton , Ri ck Hova tter , Julie Ki tchen , Keith Landers, Va lerie Ma t sOn-, Shari Mitch, Todd Morrow, lisa Nash, Sherr i e' Osborne ,. Vicki ~ Pi c ken s, G a ry Priddy , Rhonda Reuter, Rita Rou sey, John W. Stewar t, Randa ll Tack ett, Fr ederick Th omas, Mi c ha el T ri pl e tt , Jac ki e Wagner, Danny Will. Chris Yeager. FIRST CHILD BORN - Mr . and Mrs . Ja mes D. Warner , Syra c~.Jse, are announcing the birth of their firs t child, a son, James Dayton, on .Jan. 20 at lhe Pleasant Hospital. The infant weighed seVen pounds; fiv e ounces. Grandpa rents are Mr. and Mrs. George F. Conde, ·Syracuse: Pearl G. Ash. Pomeroy, and Mr. a nd Mrs . Da le G. Warner , Syracuse. Mrs. Ada C1ark , Middleporl, and Mrs. Myrtle Warner, Syracuse , are great. grandmothers. ~YRACUSE +++ .DEAR HELEN : My husband and I fa ced the same situation as ' ~Sad ," who · had an abortion. When our children were 18 and 14 I found myself pregnant, and I was over 40 ! Due to a ;cries of oper~tions', there was concern for rrty health. · Our first thought was abortion, with the doctor agreeing, but gtVmg USSIX weeks to think it over. I might add this was the WNGEST,most frustrating six weeks we eve r spent, Well,.we both d~cided that this b~by must have been sent to us (or unknown reasons , and we should welcome it. Only after our son was born did we realize how precious he is. We gel a kick out of couples our age, with grandchildren older than our baby. Another thing: how many people can celebrate a 25th wedding anniversary with a new son? I agr ee with the Supreme Court's ruling :.Jet the mother 's conscience be her guide. Sometimes abortions are the answef For us : thank Godwechose LIFE ' - GLAD WE WAITED . L: :,, Th ree Diam ond Heart Necklac e 1 h~ ne w , l l~ h l c ha ir1 neckl ace wit h 3 A n e w pop u jar n ec k l ace m whi t e o r y ello w go iC f il leD . 1495 'l gso .• Becky Gilmore U1a1no ods . W h ite o r ye l l ow gold f il led . 1750 v . BETROTHAL ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs . Robert Gilmore of NeY' Haven,W. Va ., announce the engagement and approaching ma rr~age of their daughter, Becky, to James H. LewiS, Jr ., son of Mr . and Mrs. J ames H. Lewis Sandy Heights, Point Pleasant. An April wedding is being planned .. \ -( -~ Di amo nd Lock et S1 mo1e beauty .1 di amo n d i n Slerling Si lve r or Gol d Loc ket w 1t h A ntlqu e li n1sh . Pict ure o l Lov ed On e im id e . c~ nter . P 1c.t u re o l L o ~e d One 1n sid e. heritage house ROYAL CROWN BOITLING COMPANY Middleport, Ohio Middleporl - -' EAST MEI GS - FLOWERS SO PHOM ORE For All Oc I AJ. C1ndy Scy oc, Dor othy Ru ny on , D i ana Ma ssa r , Cher yl Griffi n, Da v id Brown ; ( BL Soni a White, Lor i You ng , Joe Ku hn , Shie la Bu chanan . J UN IOR - ( AJ. Je nni'fer Ga iner . Carolyn Harper Su zie Goebe l. Te res~ We Wire Flowers Everywhere 992-2039 . Porn eroy Flower Shop Mrs. Millard V•n Meter Ph. n2-2039 Ph. 992-5711 One Space fo r enqr av l ng . (~ 3~~..!~~!! Just Highest Interest Rates In The Area So . . o,..;t':11 fiurth ers pla.· ns' 51/4% for spring homes tour new Is it economical? YES! 18mpgcity 27mpghwy. E.P.A. estimates rate a Vol are Wagon 9 with manual tran.smiss•on at 30 mpg highway, t8 mpg city. Volare Coupe and Sedan are rated at 27 mpg highway and 18 mpg city. Of course, your actual mileage may differ depending on your driving habits, the condition of your car and its optional equipment. of small car. Is it really roomy, and rides like a big car? YES! Is it affordable? YES! The Volare 4-Door Sedan is lhe roomiest car in its class . Volare Wagon is the roomlest s,mall wagon you can buy. And they all nde hke a big car. because of Volare's new Isolated Transverse Suspension. Only $3 ,324 is the manufacturer's suggested retail price of Volare Coupe excluding state and · local taxes Quasar La•• $3,324 and destina- tion charges. CIIR\'SI.f.R Social Mrs. Curd named grand page Calendar ~[f.~e1flrn~~OJ.ti i 9.J2ha~~~e~~~e hear~ FRIDAY GRANGE PO MONA speci al meeting, 7 p .m . Frida y, practice for filth degree wor k; 8 p.m. meeting at Rnck Springs grange hall . SATURDAY HYMN SING Saturday, 7:30 p.m. at First Baptist Churc h. Mas on. Featured singers will be Dan Hayman and the country hymntimers and lhe Joint-Aires of Point Pleasant. RUMMAGE , BAKE an d soup sale sponsored · by Mason Chapter 157, OES, ·Saturday at the Clifton Lodge located at the corner of Pomeroy St. and Rt. 33 in Mason . Rwnmage sale will begin at 8:30 a.m. and the food will be sold beginning ac II a.m . VEGETABLE Soup sale. Saturday, beginning 9 a.m . at barbecue pit on upper parking lot in Pomeroy by Pomeroy Boy Scout Troop. SUNDAY MEIGS County youth rally, 2 p.m . Sunda y, Bradford Church of Christ, with Mr. and Mrs . Bob Milton speaking; Mr . Milton is assis lant basketball coach at Kentucky Christian College; all area youth invited. . . Songfeslat church of Chris t in Christian Union , Point Pleasant, Sunday at 1:30 p.m. Pastor Rev. James Bunn extends an invitation to the public to attend . THE REV . H. L. JONES, Galion, will be the guest speaker Sunday at the worship services a t Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. Sunday school (or all ages at 10 :30 a .m. HARRISONVILLE East. ~rn Star practice 2 p.m. Sunday at new lodge hall . MONDAY REVIVAL at Free . Will Baptist Church , Ash St. , Middleport , · beginnin g . Monday with services at 7:30 each evening . and special vocal numbers . TALENT CONTEST Monday for youngsters up to 14 years of age who live in the Tuppers Plains School District. The even! is being sponsored by the Tuppers Plains Booster Association, and will be held following the regular meeting ., First prize is $10. To enter, phone 9854283 or 985-4279. MEIGS County Salon, Eight and Forty, Monday, 7:30p.m . at the home of Mrs. Julia Hysell. Members are reminded to · lake gifts for• Sherri Marshall's tllh birthday observance, along with items for a silent auction. ~BRANCH • Marie Curd as grand page to Dr . Howard Shull , worthy grand patron, was announ ced at the Tuesday night meeting of Pomeroy Chapter 186, Order of the Eastern Star, at the · Pomeroy Ma son ic Temple . Initial an nouncemen t of Mrs. Curd 's appointment was ma de at !he Distr ic t 25 meeting in Middleport last month . Mrs . E ll a Smith, wor thy matron, also repor ted Dis tric t 25 is the only dis tric t in the Sta le of Ohio to be 100 per cent paid up to the 0 ES Home Fire Safety Code Fund. A repor t on the school of instruction at the districl meeting was also given by Mrs. Smith. In fo rm ation conce rning Ge ner a l Gran d Chapter meeting in Cleveland, Sepl. 26-30 was given and obligation night was observed with all those present for· ming a f'i rd~ a r ound the labyrinth where Dale Smith, wor th y patr on, led in repeating the vows taken at the allar during initiation. It was reported that get. well cards had been sent to Jimmy J o Hem sley and Florence Well and sympathy card had been sent to Mrs. Dorothy Downie who recently los t her sis ter by dea th . A letter was read fr om Cathryn Wilson; past grand ma tron, concerning the sale of charms to benefit the ESTARL Phase II for a dvanced mlnisterial students. ® Mrs . Charlotte Dillard, associate matrQn, will report on a project to benefit the Fits ESTARL progra m at the next mlJn y Pintos. meeting . Fires t one q uality a t re all y VegBs It was noted that a t the lo w prices! Thi s st ro ng March mee ting, the associate s mooth-riding t.ire h as a conduc tress will give her wide, ag gressi ve 'tread. for lecture In open c"lld- pter and •t ·74 the t raction y ou wa n t. andsold tireF. E.T. the examination and instruct.iQn Committee will · Size Fits many . .. Blackwall F.E .T. function. · 1-- --1·::::~=:c::-.,:·--c-------I_;P~r:.!i~ce~..ll!le!!a~c::h!!ll '19.95 ' t 84 A pa'triotic ·poem entitled B78 · t3 ~~~~·,~{~:~:~~·- ~.uQs~:nos, 01 Let Freedom Ring" WHS C78 -14 BtH•_t u~u . Cre.m l•ns . H omtJs, 20.95 2 .04 read Smith who comJne l• ns, Ma~er•ck s I • DELUXE C As low as... that all Of Oera. O&ll)ons 0 78 ' t 4 D u~l t r s 21.95 2 .12 E 7 8 14 .-mbmadors. Cameros. C~ er ile r s . Chtve llu. CIJI'o ners. 22.95 2 .25 F7 8 14 24.95 2 .39 Hornt1s, J~>'l[ns. M1ve rods · Coug1rs. M on11~os . Muslangs}javas. Aebtls, Tor inos · . G 7 8 14 Amh sn dO!I, 81rr1cudn , Chl11ell!leU, Cor o nt1~. C utin!~~ I, Mal•dors. Mon1ego1. S•1tlh1u. h<m01. Clllrger , , C ~twt11es , Cu11usu Gr and Pm , Toono1 25.95 2 55 H 7 c . 14 Wllgcns Buds .Che~ e llu. toroneiS. 27.95 2 75 G7 8 ·15 u 7 8 15 26.95 2 58 28.95 30.95 2 .8 0 3 08 ~ 11 Cu!lau u ., M11111t gos • l 7 8 · 15 C~ uys , C~ry s le ~ s . Dod!ll' l, fords . ""rmys, P1 ~ mO<J IIl l , Pon!IIK1, Blltcks . Crln1l. Chf'ls l• r ~. llod;es, Fords, Plymoulhs, MtfCU<11, Old!, PM!IICI. f ·Bifdl Cadtllm. Ch ryslerl , llr1periel!.li11Ctilns All prices plu s ta x and old t•re . Whitew•lla add sa. ""A" s'ze 5-rib design . PICK-UP, VAN and RV TIRES Tube-Type 7.00·15 '35.61 7.00-16 36.86 7.50-16- -- '45.98 '' . Prius Plus S2.77 to $3.60 Fed. ~x . Tax, !llack, 6.ply rating . POMEROY HOME & AUTO FRONT END ALIGNMENT POMEROY WHEEL BALANCING OHIO 992-2094 ·. r A Return Engagement At The Inn-Place Rev. William Sydenstricker, pastor at Rock Springs, invites the public to attend. ' SUNDAY '76 Plymouth Volar6 -FEB. 8- 2·0oor Coupe 8 A.M. to2 P.M. Tonight & Saturday MEAT BIG'UN Creamed Chicken , Roast Beef, Hamburger 5 JOUr foals fast GROW and GO! FEED THEMI Wild Bird Seed !)Sf( ~ 4 Piece Group Green Beans, Peas & Carrots , Noodles , "You ' r@ two hours la1e and Potatoes uppef is rUint'd t' You c:an ju't PIE SALAD .. • ' 25 " diagona l p1clure. auas ar···Work s In a Drawerr• Color TV. ,nsta· Mat irl Co lor Tun1ng. Ou r greates t pic ture performance Mediterranean Credenza cabinet st yling. Model WU9188CP Flroven on the , foals at the Purlna Hors• Research Center, for the benefit of your foals . Now available at our Delicious Char-Broi/sd Steaks · TOM RUE MOT 399 SOUTH 3RD OF>EN WEEKDAYS • liN SUPPLY IHE $TORE WITH "ALL KINDS OF STUFF;. MIDDUPORT 6 A.M. to 7, 00 P.M. ~teamboat In11 399WEST MAIN STIII!ET , 992-216-4 POMEROY, 0. POR I'ETS- STABLES - lARGE AND SMALL ANIMALS lAWNS-GARDENS THE Banana Cream , Apple, Cher ry . Apple Sauce, Peaches, Tossed Salad, Slaw, Co1t~ge (h@ese , stort. Three Guys and A Gal (baked , mashed , home fries), take me over to the Steamboat Inn for dinner tonitet" • "I from Lancaster, 0. 10:00 TIL 2:00 MEIGS INN Rea l Ohi- Fw;lti ort c d 1/ ome CtJuk.ili;.I '' Jrd St., Rseine. Ohio ,, "DEVOTION'' Sleak. Flounder Fish, Ham. VEGETABLE MIDDLEPORT • 4- ply polyester cord HEATH . UNITED Methodist Women , Heath Church, Middleport, 7:30 p.m. Monday at the church. Devotions by Mrs . Charles Bradbury; program by Mrs . Robert Bumgar ner, and refreshments by Mrs. Jack Bechtle, Mrs . James Brewington, Mrs . Jessie HDuchins and Mrs. Terry Byer. · TUESDAY LEWIS MANLEY AMEI,UCAN LEGION AUXILIARY, 2 p.m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs , Ruth Brown. PURINA Werner Radio & TV • lace other in the world. and the valentine theme was The charwr was draped in carried out in refreshments me mory of WHiiam served by Mr. and Mrs . Winebrenner and a memorial Smith, Mrs . Sylvia Midkiff service was held. Pinons and Shirley Smith . Plyn wulh THE BIRDS ·Sunflower Seed . Cracked Corn SYRACUSE BROWNIES ll20 A visit to the Meigs Museum was planned for Monday after school with the scouLs to return to the Syracuse school at 5: 15 where their parents are to pick lhem up. At last night's meeting Melinda Hill told about the Brownie " B's." Karen Cook led in the flag pledge, Heidi Cobb, the Promise, and A~gie Davis, "the "Brownie Smile," Refreshments were served by Kathy Pickens and Sherry Ritchie. · SALISBURY JUNIORS 100 Valentine cakes for the cakes. A va lentine pa rty will A valentine party was planned for next week's meeting eommun ity 's sick a nd shut. follow the ba king . when the Salisbury Juniors met Thursday night at Meigs High ins will be made by the Truth . Phms wer.e also disc ussed School. Seekers or lhe Br adford for a fl oat lo be ente red in the During. the meeting the scout;; UU!de valentine invitations Church of Chrisl. , .July 4 celebra ti on at Rullapd , for their mothers w.ho will be guests for the party. Mee ting Tuesday nigl1l .at ~ n d for a trip to Westerville · Holland was selected as the country to be represented at llle home of Mr . and Mrs. on SaluJ"day, Feb. 2l. to hea r Thinking Day and Kelly Clark and Becky Doerler were elected Gary Wayl and , Rulla nd , the the C.IY . Tea m there . A . to go costwned as the little Dutch girl and the little Dutch boy. youn g people ·arranged to s wimm ing J>a r ty at ' Ri o Kathleen Parker will give a tulip demonstration and each of meet at the home of Tammy Grande was also discussed . the girls will leU something about the country, Blake after school on Friday. Angle Pratt conducted the meeting which opened with the Tammy Bla ke presided at Feb. 13 at 5 p.m. to ma ke the the meeti ng with the officers pledge of allegiance and the girl sccut promise. Earning givin g reports . Ne"l mee ting badges and pins was di!;Cussed as was the Girl Seoul cookie will be at lhe home of Mark sale which concludes today. RefreshmenLs were served. Na ........ No gin.mlcs Gilkey wilh the discussion lo POMEROY BROWNIES 76 be on · t emp ta tio n. Gr eg Roles in the Thinking Day program were assigned at the Browning had devolions a nd , .John Bl ake had pra yer . Each Tuesday night meeting of the Pomeroy .Brownies. The troop one gave a reas9n fOr ,lovinti selected Spain as the country they will represent. Sherrie Wears led in the pledge and the promise. Refreshments were J es us . Da vid Blake had · praye1· before l" efreshmenl.< served. were· served. · Sloppy Joes. pota to chips , . COOkieS,. SOft drinks a nd .. f I f f, '.)' . coffee were served to Jeff and Mike Waylan d. Carol Morris, Sherrie lla J"nhart. Be verly ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS Wilcox, Charles Djehl , Vicky and Scot t Pickens . Herbie per cent year p•id on Spring home tour plans chairperson , reported on the Noe l, Mark Gilkey , Cherie ::c•-:~:Pnsb06k SIYiftll. were further ed at the recen t skating party. and Suzie Lig. h tfoot, Tammy, imum . lntere•t Tuesday night mee ling of of deposit to d1t1 John, David and Chuckle The cultural report was wlthdnwal. Interest Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of BeU! Blake and Greg Browning. presented by Mrs . ~at compounded qu•rterly . Adulls allending were Mrs. Sigma Phi Sorority held at Brogan and wa s e ntitled Phyllis Gilkey. Mrs. Nancy the Colwnbus ·and Southern ' 'Woman Alone.' ( Mrs. Karen Morri s, Mrs. Gerry Lightfoot, Ohio Electric Co . Kathy Goins showed a film in ..&1/MElGS Mr . a nd Mrs . John Blake, and . Cumings of the ways a nd conjunction with the report. Mr . and Mrs. Gary Wayland. means committee reported Joyce Bartimus served oh progress. retreshmen ls. • Mrs. Susan Olive r anThe Alllens County s•••• ,.,; co. nounced a meeting of the SPE:AKER NAMED 296 Second St. SorQ rity 's cHy council to be LAURE!. CLIFF - The Pomeroy, Ohio held Feb. 9, and also anREVIVAL TO START Rev. li . L. J ones, Galion, will nounced a valentine dance to be lhe guest speaker at the ROCK SPRINGS - A Sunday wors hip service at he held on Feb. 14 at the revival will be held at the lhe Laur el Cliff Free Pomeroy Elementary School Rock Springs United Methodist. Church. Services auditorium with Armand Methodist Church Monday. are at 9:30 a .m. Sunday Turley at the organ and Feb. 9 through Sunday, Feb. Sc hool for all ages will follow proceeds to go to U1e Senior 15 at 7:30 nightly . There will Citizens Center. at 10::10 a.m. he special music featured A letter was read con- each evening. The evangelist cerning lhe Bela Sigma Phi w.ill be the Rev . Robert . c onvention in Cincinnati. Haydn, pastor of the . Mrs . Janel Downie had the Pomeroy and Chester United Heril<!ge Heartbeat, and Mrs . Methodist Churches . The Maurisha Nelson, social Eastern Buckl ey ; tB), Jef f Hedri ck, High Sc h oo l 'Prin c ip a l Ka th y Follrod, M a r k Gross . Goo ding ha s ni ck le, Pau la Hawk , Ba rba ra Ches t er S u sa n H e n de r s o n , announced th e fir st Se mester Hender son . Janet Ambrose , ~on_o r r o ll. A a nd B, at t he Bar ton , Jul ia tunmr and sen ior high school. Kev in Ca r penter , Ter esa Ca rr, Pam Nam ed wer e, 7th gra de Con grove, Bel inda Deeter . (A), Tr aci Say r e, M a r cy Se xso n ; ( B). J i m Ba hr , Tere sa Edw ar d s. M a r l in Evans, Pa ula Haw k , Br enda R ic har d Beil rh s, Ke nn eth Buckl ey , Kath y Pooler , Apr il La nham , Jay ne Smith, J u li Park er , T amm y Star cher , . Wh itehea d, Bonni e Wood . Gr:eg Wig al. Br enda Ruc ke r , SENIOR- lA). Pam Mill · Anita Smi th, M ela nie Root. hone, Cri ss y Mor lan, Ka t hy Bth gra de - (A ), Ter esa Newel l. George Pi ckens ; ( 8 ). Spencer : · ( B) , Bec k y Cathy Na xey, Jo Ann F i ck, Edwa rd s. Betsy Am sbar y , Edna Bogg s; Ka utz . FRES HMAN - (A). Kay Pa m Barba r a Andrews, Nan cy Rid enOur; Ba lder son , Law r ence Pooler Ci nd Y Deni se Dean, Tom Av is, Jeff Va leri a LaB ont e Pit zer , K.:lren 'Pr ob erL Ho l ter , Joe BU c hanah , Ra nd y K e ll er . Susa n Patri c ia Windon. Ha nn u m , Daw n Sp rd en , Debbie Spencer ; ( B), Terry Brown, Joe Boyl es, Lauri M _a tth ews, Bob Av i s, Betsy R i ff le, L owe ll R i de nou r Sher r i Star cher , Ru sty Wigal : i~ >:·: CHESTER BROWNIES 1U.I Germany has been sel~ted as the country to be represented at Thinking Day by the Chester Brownies. The girls were asked to do some research on Germany and then bring reports lo the next meeting . The pledge was led by Linda Stewart, the promise by Lori Hudson, and refreshments were served by Joelle McLaughlin. Youth to make valentine cakes 1J75 Specials OPEN TONITE " TIL8 : 00 Diomond Love Nec klace I · RACINE BROWNIE TROOP 1247 England has been selected by the Racine Brownies as the country they will represent at Thinking Day, Feb. 22. Meeting at tbe school last week , the girls worked on styrofoam art 'made plans for a skating party and agreed to save bottle cap~ as a fund raising project. · Lori Adams.led in !be pledge to the flag, and Carrie Beegle led m the PromiSe. Refreshments were served by Lori Adams and Sandra Harden. At last night's meeting there w.a s a practice for the Thinking Day program and plans made for the observance of Girl Scout Sunday on the first Sunday in March. Visitors at the meeting were Alana Lyons , Clll"ol Cross, Rachael Steel and TO(lya Cummins . Beatrice Wagner led in the pledge, Robin Savage-, the Brownie pledge. Kelly Rizer had prayer Willi Marty Maynard, Billie Rice and Sandra Harden providing refreshments. Eastern honor list annormced This ' Is For Shop Our Friday Night wilh Spine l :::: A service unit meeting for leaders, assistant leaders and conunittee members will be held at the Columbus'. and Southern Ohio Electr ic Co. 7 to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday. At that time final plans will be made for the observance of Thinking Day on Feb. 22, 2 to 4 p.m . at the Middleport ElemenlBry School auditorium . Eighteen troops will be participating with songs, games or dances from countries around the world . Parents are being invited to atwnd. Mrs. Pat Thoma, service unit director, has also announced a day camp seminar to be held Feb . 16 in Parkersburg. Day camp for Meigs County troops has been set for July 12-18 at Camp KiasllulB and going to the seminl"" will be Mrs. Judy Werry, director, Mrs. Thoma, assistant, and Mrs. Carolyn Reeves, finance director. Reuter, Dave Ridgway , Sfeve R i fe. Darlene Roush , Ka th y Rupe, Mary Rushel, Terr y Russell , Tammy Sc f'1 oonover, Ralph Searl es, Dan iel Sha ne, Carol Si g m an , Dale Sisson, Be verly Sm i th , Tamm y Sn i der , Peggy Snyder , Tamara Stan l e y , Ge org e St ewart , Rober t Sw i c k . M e li ssa Thomas , D on na Thorn ton , T fi mmy Wel c h , Jack Well, i e rry Whal ey , Ernes t Will , Eddie Wil son, FRESHMEN - VIUAGE PHARMACY 20% John Ph. 992·3629 ENTERTAINMENT Oiel 949 ·. 2515 '· POMEROY ,, �5- The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Feb. 6, 197& • - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Frida )', Feb. 6, 1976 235 0ll h 0ll0r8 . list a t MeJgS J.I:~h Sch J 00 .L~ ROCK SPRIN GS Two hu ndred a n d t h i r t y fi ve s tudents at M ei g s H i g h School ha ve been named to the honor roll for the t hi rd si >~ weeks per iod . Students m ust main1a in a " 8 " or be tter to be named to the r ol l. Nam ed were: SENIORS - Jim Anders on Ani ta Ash , Merri Ault, Ste v~ Ba c hner . Debra Bai l ey , Rod ner Bai ley . Kathy Baker , Rober Ball, Tim Bearhs Richard Berry , Kev in Bet: zin g, R i ta Bi r c hfiel d. Sherr i Bl an t on . Brenda Bol in , Kenny Bye r s , Sand r a Ca r leton , Ge orge Car per , Ka ren Coleman , Margaret Corsi , G in ge r Cullums . Peg g y Cun n in gh am , Kitty Darst, Mi ck Daven port , Pam Davis, Ryan D ilL Jacldyn Dooz i, De bra Drake , Marty Dugan , Elaine El lis , Donna Evan s . Scott Fraser 1 Brenda Geor g e , Kenn et h Gi l key , C!:r y stal Gl aze , Cynth ia Glaze , Georg e ne Gr ate , Sandr a Hall , Jv!ie Ha m m . Dar la Harper, G ilbe rt a Ha r pe r , Ma rk Hayden , E l iza be th Hay e, Tam l Hof f m a n . Pame l a Hol comb. An drew Hoov er. J im Hu tt on , Debra Jane y , Des m o nd J ef f er s, Bonita J ohnson , Ki mber ly J ones , Joseph Jus t is, Ala n Kenned y, Mona Lee K ing . A l so. Samm y Littl e, Dale Dee Lus ter, Mick ey Lyons , Rllod Promptly and ~curately VIUAGE PHARMACY Middleporl, Ohi'o 8: 30 I it 8 : 00 Mon .. Sat . Closed Sunday New Haven, w. va. 9 to S Mon ., Tues., Wed . 9 to 2 Thurs. 9to7Fri . Closed Sunday Middleporl. 0. New Haven , W. V.a. Give Your Valentine FLOWERS BEAUTIFUL Red Tulips Red Azaleas Terrariums With Valentine Trim OFF Cash 'n Carrv •. M cC loud , Mc. K•nney . M acombe r . 59 N. Second St . Middleport, Ohio . . . .MIIIIWI'IMIMI:WM':~iio111rd¥1WII·i1$·:Wiii;jj.&i!lilllli~·~:· ~:.:::=::::::-:.::~:~ Jeff R i char d M ic h t1 e l Magnolia, Cha rles Marsha ll, Thomas Mart;n . Deb ra M a tson , Tamm i M i chael, Jet! M il ler, V1ck i e M oore . Kr ista M orr i s, Mrtrga r e l M oul d , R obe rt Musser , Stephen Nease, D ian a Neece. K1m Ohlinger. M ike Oil er , Larry Pickens , Pa tt y Ph ill ips, Dina Pr,a tl , M ike Pr iddy , James Helen Help ·us ... 'The Wife' Causes Strife P.r Polt)' Cra me r · ~ove A bleach solution for green algae DEAR HELEN : Polly's Prnhlt•m My husband . Monte, is always saying, ··Meet the wife "or lad y whose candles ran over DEAR POLLY - Do yo u and the hul wax got OQ her "'The wife says ... " I feel silly ccmplaini ng over su~h a '""'mingly minor thing. but l am NOT "the wife ," I'm HIS know how to remove green shag carpet. l live alone and w1 fe, pre ferably called Mollie. I try to shrug th is off but - well algae from lhe bottom of a fell · a s leep with cand les it's silly, but I think it sounds demea ning. ' dog 's outside wa ter bucket ? burning and had the same Without making an issue, how do you brea k a husband's - VERA. thing ha ppen. It was a big job .. DEAR VE RA - Try a as the hot wax was on a place ha bit ? - MOL!JE . strong bleach .wa ter solution. about eight by len inches of a DEAR MOLLIE : .... Why don'l you just tell MOnte that you 're not " the wife/ ' Scrub with a stiff brush a nd new blue shag rug. I put ice but HIS wife, preferably called Mollie? Strange how married rinse thoroughly. - POLLY. cubes on it to harden the wax DEAR POLLY - My Pe l . and this helped me to remov~ people will let minor lwbils drive them wild before they Peeve is with the careless the big globs of wax . only l discover the simplest way to stop lhem which is: leveling Candy Wood . Ear l Wood . with their partners. way some clerks cut off noticed strands of carpet JUNIORS - Cher yl Barn . . . . Ask Monte if he's ready to be called " the husband." THAT fa bric lengths. So often I tried were coming out with the har t, Dav e Bass. Tamara Bl a ke, Jeff Beaver, Da le to even up materiai , and then ~ax. so I folded pa per towels should do It ! - H. Browning , Gr eg Brow ning , find I have to leave the end lllree thick, put them over the +++ Ka thleen Campbell. Ter r y DEAR HE LEN : crooked or not ha ve enough . wax , put an old towel uver Cl ark . E laine Cors i , Joe Davi s, Rob i n De whur s t , Your response to CYU's letter regarding finding her 15- Some do leave a n extra few thai . Then l used my fairl y Pau l a .E i c h inger , Te rr y year-old son in bed with another boy was dangerously short- i n che~. but not enough to warm . not real hot, iron to go Farra r , Connie F ish, Becky sighted. ,s tra ighten both ends of a over the towel. The heat Fvl tz, Sand y Garnes. Kim piece and so much ma terial is melted the wax that wa s then Demonstra ting to the boy that he is accepta ble even if he is be rl ey Grueser, Crystal Ha ll , Rona ld homose~u~l is a mu ch more favor able approach than ignoring wasted on each bolt. By bei ~g absorbed by the pa per towels. J ame s Haw l ey , H aw~ i ns, J a m es Je ff er s , . the poss1b1hty by explammg to h1m that "one incident doesn't a btl more careful , money I kep i re placing the pa per Vlck1e J ohns on , Ch ery l could be saved for bo th store toweling as it becarrle soiJed. indicate anything more than curiosity or experimentation K e n ned y , Pe nny L a nde r s, most adolescents experience on their way to adulthood. " and customer. Tearing works This was repea ted un til all Randy Lyons, Je rr y M a tson , That implies ' 'we will only accept you if you co nform to our on some fabrics but cerlainly Was g o~ e . Now no one would Larai ne M cElha ney , .Quane M c l augh l in , Vic ki M i ght , preconceived idea of what you should be." not on knits . I cr inged as I ever guess _there h'ad been hot Connie Mo-o dispaug h , Eugene Pa ~ en ts should help children to assess actual propensities wa tched a salesperson tear wax on m}' carpet. I did th e M orrison , Pame la Of . regardmg eve ry aspect of life, incl uding the sexual, rather off a piece of fake fur for me. sa me to my glass lop ped fenbe r ger , Faith Per r in , than determining what sort of person they want them to be and She lold me she always tore coffee ta ble since I was afraid Steve Rand o lph , Em me tt Rawson , Suzy Sa mue l s, then applying pressure for conformity. such fabri c. - JOAN L. scraping would scra tch the Melody Scaggs. Dus ly Sm ith, Acceptance leaves open channels of conununication DEA R POLLY An easy glass. l have learned a Jot G r eg Sm i t h , T i m Sm i l h , through which the boy might learn, as you suggest , that his way to keep pie crust from from your readers so thank Sta n ley Starcher , Kenn eth fa ther overreacted (as did . his mother in suggesting falling a part , while putting it you. - HEGGIE. Stew art, De bo ra h Ta ylor , Donna Tay lor, Lonn ie Ta ylor. psychia try ), to a common exploratory situation. However , it iil the pan, is to roll it out on Be c ky Th omas , Th om as MUST be broad enough to include the possibility that he is slightly noured plastic wrap. Tuck er 1 Ra y m Ond Wall , June homosexual. Put one hand under the wrap Wa m s ley , Duan e We ber , . There is such a thing as a healthy homosexual but such a and fli p crust ove r into pw1. Trac i Weese. Kenn eth Wh i te, Bev.erly Wil.cdx , Ra ym ond one is not likely to be produced in an atmosphere of 'repression. Arrange in place and then Wi l ford , Beverl y Wi ll. Sherry - YOUTH COUNSELOR remove wrap. Fix edges . For Vining . two layer crusts cut design in SOPHOMORES - J ef l DEAR YOUTH COUNSELOR : . .. . You ' re right : my answer stopped short of being complete, top layer before turning It Arn old, Paul a Ash ley, Rita this because I assumed (whether rightly or wrongly) that at over . Even my da ughter !:an Bailey , Wil l i am Bartr-um , Dal e Bing , Mar y Carswell , age 15, experimentation_ and curiosity are usually the answers make pie crust now . - PAT. Ror y Cole , Pa tri c ia Cor si. to seemingly homosexual acts. DEAR POLLY - I just Jeff Couc h, Tammi e DeBor d , . . .. Parents and son should, of course discuss ALL read in the colum n a bout l h(' Kare n DeMoss. D or a Doe r f er , Pam el a Evan s, possibilities, but I'd suggest that the parents 'keep words lo a Terri Fife, Charles Fo llrod , minimum, show neither shock nor condemnation, and let tbe V i cki e German , Judy Gi lkey . boy do most of the talking. - H. · Tini Hood . La ura Hoover , Girl Scout Diary 9~ gou ROO~~g , Polly's Pointers lh llt·lt•n Hottl'l Qu al ls. Judy Radford, Jell ~ell . • By Charlene Hoeflich Charl es H oss l er , R ~ nd y Houdashelt , Kath y Howard , Den ny Hysell , Sue Kenn edy, To m Ke nnedy . Martha Kra ws czyn ; Chert Le Febre , Ma r k Mi tc h, · Conn ie Musser', D e ~ni s Mu sser, ROb ert NakamotO, Debbie , Queen , Sh e i l a Sa r gent, H omer Smith, Robin Snowden , Brent Sta nley, Darlene Thornton , M ik e Wayland , Teresa Van M e ter , Terri Vining . Ra ymond A ndrews , Ela ine Barnhart, Jf:!Y .Beavert Greg Becker , V 1c k 1 Blankenship , Jana Bu r s on , Br u ce Carm a n , Mar y Colwe ll , D i ana D av ids on, Da w ana Da v i s, Je ff Gr ue ser , Sa n dra Hamilton , Bev erly Hof fman , Oaiv i d Horton , Ri ck Hova tter , Julie Ki tchen , Keith Landers, Va lerie Ma t sOn-, Shari Mitch, Todd Morrow, lisa Nash, Sherr i e' Osborne ,. Vicki ~ Pi c ken s, G a ry Priddy , Rhonda Reuter, Rita Rou sey, John W. Stewar t, Randa ll Tack ett, Fr ederick Th omas, Mi c ha el T ri pl e tt , Jac ki e Wagner, Danny Will. Chris Yeager. FIRST CHILD BORN - Mr . and Mrs . Ja mes D. Warner , Syra c~.Jse, are announcing the birth of their firs t child, a son, James Dayton, on .Jan. 20 at lhe Pleasant Hospital. The infant weighed seVen pounds; fiv e ounces. Grandpa rents are Mr. and Mrs. George F. Conde, ·Syracuse: Pearl G. Ash. Pomeroy, and Mr. a nd Mrs . Da le G. Warner , Syracuse. Mrs. Ada C1ark , Middleporl, and Mrs. Myrtle Warner, Syracuse , are great. grandmothers. ~YRACUSE +++ .DEAR HELEN : My husband and I fa ced the same situation as ' ~Sad ," who · had an abortion. When our children were 18 and 14 I found myself pregnant, and I was over 40 ! Due to a ;cries of oper~tions', there was concern for rrty health. · Our first thought was abortion, with the doctor agreeing, but gtVmg USSIX weeks to think it over. I might add this was the WNGEST,most frustrating six weeks we eve r spent, Well,.we both d~cided that this b~by must have been sent to us (or unknown reasons , and we should welcome it. Only after our son was born did we realize how precious he is. We gel a kick out of couples our age, with grandchildren older than our baby. Another thing: how many people can celebrate a 25th wedding anniversary with a new son? I agr ee with the Supreme Court's ruling :.Jet the mother 's conscience be her guide. Sometimes abortions are the answef For us : thank Godwechose LIFE ' - GLAD WE WAITED . L: :,, Th ree Diam ond Heart Necklac e 1 h~ ne w , l l~ h l c ha ir1 neckl ace wit h 3 A n e w pop u jar n ec k l ace m whi t e o r y ello w go iC f il leD . 1495 'l gso .• Becky Gilmore U1a1no ods . W h ite o r ye l l ow gold f il led . 1750 v . BETROTHAL ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs . Robert Gilmore of NeY' Haven,W. Va ., announce the engagement and approaching ma rr~age of their daughter, Becky, to James H. LewiS, Jr ., son of Mr . and Mrs. J ames H. Lewis Sandy Heights, Point Pleasant. An April wedding is being planned .. \ -( -~ Di amo nd Lock et S1 mo1e beauty .1 di amo n d i n Slerling Si lve r or Gol d Loc ket w 1t h A ntlqu e li n1sh . 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Of course, your actual mileage may differ depending on your driving habits, the condition of your car and its optional equipment. of small car. Is it really roomy, and rides like a big car? YES! Is it affordable? YES! The Volare 4-Door Sedan is lhe roomiest car in its class . Volare Wagon is the roomlest s,mall wagon you can buy. And they all nde hke a big car. because of Volare's new Isolated Transverse Suspension. Only $3 ,324 is the manufacturer's suggested retail price of Volare Coupe excluding state and · local taxes Quasar La•• $3,324 and destina- tion charges. CIIR\'SI.f.R Social Mrs. Curd named grand page Calendar ~[f.~e1flrn~~OJ.ti i 9.J2ha~~~e~~~e hear~ FRIDAY GRANGE PO MONA speci al meeting, 7 p .m . Frida y, practice for filth degree wor k; 8 p.m. meeting at Rnck Springs grange hall . SATURDAY HYMN SING Saturday, 7:30 p.m. at First Baptist Churc h. Mas on. Featured singers will be Dan Hayman and the country hymntimers and lhe Joint-Aires of Point Pleasant. RUMMAGE , BAKE an d soup sale sponsored · by Mason Chapter 157, OES, ·Saturday at the Clifton Lodge located at the corner of Pomeroy St. and Rt. 33 in Mason . Rwnmage sale will begin at 8:30 a.m. and the food will be sold beginning ac II a.m . VEGETABLE Soup sale. Saturday, beginning 9 a.m . at barbecue pit on upper parking lot in Pomeroy by Pomeroy Boy Scout Troop. SUNDAY MEIGS County youth rally, 2 p.m . Sunda y, Bradford Church of Christ, with Mr. and Mrs . Bob Milton speaking; Mr . Milton is assis lant basketball coach at Kentucky Christian College; all area youth invited. . . Songfeslat church of Chris t in Christian Union , Point Pleasant, Sunday at 1:30 p.m. Pastor Rev. James Bunn extends an invitation to the public to attend . THE REV . H. L. JONES, Galion, will be the guest speaker Sunday at the worship services a t Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. Sunday school (or all ages at 10 :30 a .m. HARRISONVILLE East. ~rn Star practice 2 p.m. Sunday at new lodge hall . MONDAY REVIVAL at Free . Will Baptist Church , Ash St. , Middleport , · beginnin g . Monday with services at 7:30 each evening . and special vocal numbers . TALENT CONTEST Monday for youngsters up to 14 years of age who live in the Tuppers Plains School District. The even! is being sponsored by the Tuppers Plains Booster Association, and will be held following the regular meeting ., First prize is $10. To enter, phone 9854283 or 985-4279. MEIGS County Salon, Eight and Forty, Monday, 7:30p.m . at the home of Mrs. Julia Hysell. Members are reminded to · lake gifts for• Sherri Marshall's tllh birthday observance, along with items for a silent auction. ~BRANCH • Marie Curd as grand page to Dr . Howard Shull , worthy grand patron, was announ ced at the Tuesday night meeting of Pomeroy Chapter 186, Order of the Eastern Star, at the · Pomeroy Ma son ic Temple . Initial an nouncemen t of Mrs. Curd 's appointment was ma de at !he Distr ic t 25 meeting in Middleport last month . Mrs . E ll a Smith, wor thy matron, also repor ted Dis tric t 25 is the only dis tric t in the Sta le of Ohio to be 100 per cent paid up to the 0 ES Home Fire Safety Code Fund. A repor t on the school of instruction at the districl meeting was also given by Mrs. Smith. In fo rm ation conce rning Ge ner a l Gran d Chapter meeting in Cleveland, Sepl. 26-30 was given and obligation night was observed with all those present for· ming a f'i rd~ a r ound the labyrinth where Dale Smith, wor th y patr on, led in repeating the vows taken at the allar during initiation. It was reported that get. well cards had been sent to Jimmy J o Hem sley and Florence Well and sympathy card had been sent to Mrs. Dorothy Downie who recently los t her sis ter by dea th . A letter was read fr om Cathryn Wilson; past grand ma tron, concerning the sale of charms to benefit the ESTARL Phase II for a dvanced mlnisterial students. ® Mrs . Charlotte Dillard, associate matrQn, will report on a project to benefit the Fits ESTARL progra m at the next mlJn y Pintos. meeting . Fires t one q uality a t re all y VegBs It was noted that a t the lo w prices! Thi s st ro ng March mee ting, the associate s mooth-riding t.ire h as a conduc tress will give her wide, ag gressi ve 'tread. for lecture In open c"lld- pter and •t ·74 the t raction y ou wa n t. andsold tireF. E.T. the examination and instruct.iQn Committee will · Size Fits many . .. Blackwall F.E .T. function. · 1-- --1·::::~=:c::-.,:·--c-------I_;P~r:.!i~ce~..ll!le!!a~c::h!!ll '19.95 ' t 84 A pa'triotic ·poem entitled B78 · t3 ~~~~·,~{~:~:~~·- ~.uQs~:nos, 01 Let Freedom Ring" WHS C78 -14 BtH•_t u~u . Cre.m l•ns . H omtJs, 20.95 2 .04 read Smith who comJne l• ns, Ma~er•ck s I • DELUXE C As low as... that all Of Oera. O&ll)ons 0 78 ' t 4 D u~l t r s 21.95 2 .12 E 7 8 14 .-mbmadors. Cameros. C~ er ile r s . Chtve llu. 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POMEROY HOME & AUTO FRONT END ALIGNMENT POMEROY WHEEL BALANCING OHIO 992-2094 ·. r A Return Engagement At The Inn-Place Rev. William Sydenstricker, pastor at Rock Springs, invites the public to attend. ' SUNDAY '76 Plymouth Volar6 -FEB. 8- 2·0oor Coupe 8 A.M. to2 P.M. Tonight & Saturday MEAT BIG'UN Creamed Chicken , Roast Beef, Hamburger 5 JOUr foals fast GROW and GO! FEED THEMI Wild Bird Seed !)Sf( ~ 4 Piece Group Green Beans, Peas & Carrots , Noodles , "You ' r@ two hours la1e and Potatoes uppef is rUint'd t' You c:an ju't PIE SALAD .. • ' 25 " diagona l p1clure. auas ar···Work s In a Drawerr• Color TV. ,nsta· Mat irl Co lor Tun1ng. Ou r greates t pic ture performance Mediterranean Credenza cabinet st yling. Model WU9188CP Flroven on the , foals at the Purlna Hors• Research Center, for the benefit of your foals . Now available at our Delicious Char-Broi/sd Steaks · TOM RUE MOT 399 SOUTH 3RD OF>EN WEEKDAYS • liN SUPPLY IHE $TORE WITH "ALL KINDS OF STUFF;. MIDDUPORT 6 A.M. to 7, 00 P.M. ~teamboat In11 399WEST MAIN STIII!ET , 992-216-4 POMEROY, 0. POR I'ETS- STABLES - lARGE AND SMALL ANIMALS lAWNS-GARDENS THE Banana Cream , Apple, Cher ry . Apple Sauce, Peaches, Tossed Salad, Slaw, Co1t~ge (h@ese , stort. Three Guys and A Gal (baked , mashed , home fries), take me over to the Steamboat Inn for dinner tonitet" • "I from Lancaster, 0. 10:00 TIL 2:00 MEIGS INN Rea l Ohi- Fw;lti ort c d 1/ ome CtJuk.ili;.I '' Jrd St., Rseine. Ohio ,, "DEVOTION'' Sleak. Flounder Fish, Ham. VEGETABLE MIDDLEPORT • 4- ply polyester cord HEATH . UNITED Methodist Women , Heath Church, Middleport, 7:30 p.m. Monday at the church. Devotions by Mrs . Charles Bradbury; program by Mrs . Robert Bumgar ner, and refreshments by Mrs. Jack Bechtle, Mrs . James Brewington, Mrs . Jessie HDuchins and Mrs. Terry Byer. · TUESDAY LEWIS MANLEY AMEI,UCAN LEGION AUXILIARY, 2 p.m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs , Ruth Brown. PURINA Werner Radio & TV • lace other in the world. and the valentine theme was The charwr was draped in carried out in refreshments me mory of WHiiam served by Mr. and Mrs . Winebrenner and a memorial Smith, Mrs . Sylvia Midkiff service was held. Pinons and Shirley Smith . Plyn wulh THE BIRDS ·Sunflower Seed . Cracked Corn SYRACUSE BROWNIES ll20 A visit to the Meigs Museum was planned for Monday after school with the scouLs to return to the Syracuse school at 5: 15 where their parents are to pick lhem up. At last night's meeting Melinda Hill told about the Brownie " B's." Karen Cook led in the flag pledge, Heidi Cobb, the Promise, and A~gie Davis, "the "Brownie Smile," Refreshments were served by Kathy Pickens and Sherry Ritchie. · SALISBURY JUNIORS 100 Valentine cakes for the cakes. A va lentine pa rty will A valentine party was planned for next week's meeting eommun ity 's sick a nd shut. follow the ba king . when the Salisbury Juniors met Thursday night at Meigs High ins will be made by the Truth . Phms wer.e also disc ussed School. Seekers or lhe Br adford for a fl oat lo be ente red in the During. the meeting the scout;; UU!de valentine invitations Church of Chrisl. , .July 4 celebra ti on at Rullapd , for their mothers w.ho will be guests for the party. Mee ting Tuesday nigl1l .at ~ n d for a trip to Westerville · Holland was selected as the country to be represented at llle home of Mr . and Mrs. on SaluJ"day, Feb. 2l. to hea r Thinking Day and Kelly Clark and Becky Doerler were elected Gary Wayl and , Rulla nd , the the C.IY . Tea m there . A . to go costwned as the little Dutch girl and the little Dutch boy. youn g people ·arranged to s wimm ing J>a r ty at ' Ri o Kathleen Parker will give a tulip demonstration and each of meet at the home of Tammy Grande was also discussed . the girls will leU something about the country, Blake after school on Friday. Angle Pratt conducted the meeting which opened with the Tammy Bla ke presided at Feb. 13 at 5 p.m. to ma ke the the meeti ng with the officers pledge of allegiance and the girl sccut promise. Earning givin g reports . Ne"l mee ting badges and pins was di!;Cussed as was the Girl Seoul cookie will be at lhe home of Mark sale which concludes today. RefreshmenLs were served. Na ........ No gin.mlcs Gilkey wilh the discussion lo POMEROY BROWNIES 76 be on · t emp ta tio n. Gr eg Roles in the Thinking Day program were assigned at the Browning had devolions a nd , .John Bl ake had pra yer . Each Tuesday night meeting of the Pomeroy .Brownies. The troop one gave a reas9n fOr ,lovinti selected Spain as the country they will represent. Sherrie Wears led in the pledge and the promise. Refreshments were J es us . Da vid Blake had · praye1· before l" efreshmenl.< served. were· served. · Sloppy Joes. pota to chips , . COOkieS,. SOft drinks a nd .. f I f f, '.)' . coffee were served to Jeff and Mike Waylan d. Carol Morris, Sherrie lla J"nhart. Be verly ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS Wilcox, Charles Djehl , Vicky and Scot t Pickens . Herbie per cent year p•id on Spring home tour plans chairperson , reported on the Noe l, Mark Gilkey , Cherie ::c•-:~:Pnsb06k SIYiftll. were further ed at the recen t skating party. and Suzie Lig. h tfoot, Tammy, imum . lntere•t Tuesday night mee ling of of deposit to d1t1 John, David and Chuckle The cultural report was wlthdnwal. Interest Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of BeU! Blake and Greg Browning. presented by Mrs . ~at compounded qu•rterly . Adulls allending were Mrs. Sigma Phi Sorority held at Brogan and wa s e ntitled Phyllis Gilkey. Mrs. Nancy the Colwnbus ·and Southern ' 'Woman Alone.' ( Mrs. Karen Morri s, Mrs. Gerry Lightfoot, Ohio Electric Co . Kathy Goins showed a film in ..&1/MElGS Mr . a nd Mrs . John Blake, and . Cumings of the ways a nd conjunction with the report. Mr . and Mrs. Gary Wayland. means committee reported Joyce Bartimus served oh progress. retreshmen ls. • Mrs. Susan Olive r anThe Alllens County s•••• ,.,; co. nounced a meeting of the SPE:AKER NAMED 296 Second St. SorQ rity 's cHy council to be LAURE!. CLIFF - The Pomeroy, Ohio held Feb. 9, and also anREVIVAL TO START Rev. li . L. J ones, Galion, will nounced a valentine dance to be lhe guest speaker at the ROCK SPRINGS - A Sunday wors hip service at he held on Feb. 14 at the revival will be held at the lhe Laur el Cliff Free Pomeroy Elementary School Rock Springs United Methodist. Church. Services auditorium with Armand Methodist Church Monday. are at 9:30 a .m. Sunday Turley at the organ and Feb. 9 through Sunday, Feb. Sc hool for all ages will follow proceeds to go to U1e Senior 15 at 7:30 nightly . There will Citizens Center. at 10::10 a.m. he special music featured A letter was read con- each evening. The evangelist cerning lhe Bela Sigma Phi w.ill be the Rev . Robert . c onvention in Cincinnati. Haydn, pastor of the . Mrs . Janel Downie had the Pomeroy and Chester United Heril<!ge Heartbeat, and Mrs . Methodist Churches . The Maurisha Nelson, social Eastern Buckl ey ; tB), Jef f Hedri ck, High Sc h oo l 'Prin c ip a l Ka th y Follrod, M a r k Gross . Goo ding ha s ni ck le, Pau la Hawk , Ba rba ra Ches t er S u sa n H e n de r s o n , announced th e fir st Se mester Hender son . Janet Ambrose , ~on_o r r o ll. A a nd B, at t he Bar ton , Jul ia tunmr and sen ior high school. Kev in Ca r penter , Ter esa Ca rr, Pam Nam ed wer e, 7th gra de Con grove, Bel inda Deeter . (A), Tr aci Say r e, M a r cy Se xso n ; ( B). J i m Ba hr , Tere sa Edw ar d s. M a r l in Evans, Pa ula Haw k , Br enda R ic har d Beil rh s, Ke nn eth Buckl ey , Kath y Pooler , Apr il La nham , Jay ne Smith, J u li Park er , T amm y Star cher , . Wh itehea d, Bonni e Wood . Gr:eg Wig al. Br enda Ruc ke r , SENIOR- lA). Pam Mill · Anita Smi th, M ela nie Root. hone, Cri ss y Mor lan, Ka t hy Bth gra de - (A ), Ter esa Newel l. George Pi ckens ; ( 8 ). Spencer : · ( B) , Bec k y Cathy Na xey, Jo Ann F i ck, Edwa rd s. Betsy Am sbar y , Edna Bogg s; Ka utz . FRES HMAN - (A). Kay Pa m Barba r a Andrews, Nan cy Rid enOur; Ba lder son , Law r ence Pooler Ci nd Y Deni se Dean, Tom Av is, Jeff Va leri a LaB ont e Pit zer , K.:lren 'Pr ob erL Ho l ter , Joe BU c hanah , Ra nd y K e ll er . Susa n Patri c ia Windon. Ha nn u m , Daw n Sp rd en , Debbie Spencer ; ( B), Terry Brown, Joe Boyl es, Lauri M _a tth ews, Bob Av i s, Betsy R i ff le, L owe ll R i de nou r Sher r i Star cher , Ru sty Wigal : i~ >:·: CHESTER BROWNIES 1U.I Germany has been sel~ted as the country to be represented at Thinking Day by the Chester Brownies. The girls were asked to do some research on Germany and then bring reports lo the next meeting . The pledge was led by Linda Stewart, the promise by Lori Hudson, and refreshments were served by Joelle McLaughlin. Youth to make valentine cakes 1J75 Specials OPEN TONITE " TIL8 : 00 Diomond Love Nec klace I · RACINE BROWNIE TROOP 1247 England has been selected by the Racine Brownies as the country they will represent at Thinking Day, Feb. 22. Meeting at tbe school last week , the girls worked on styrofoam art 'made plans for a skating party and agreed to save bottle cap~ as a fund raising project. · Lori Adams.led in !be pledge to the flag, and Carrie Beegle led m the PromiSe. Refreshments were served by Lori Adams and Sandra Harden. At last night's meeting there w.a s a practice for the Thinking Day program and plans made for the observance of Girl Scout Sunday on the first Sunday in March. Visitors at the meeting were Alana Lyons , Clll"ol Cross, Rachael Steel and TO(lya Cummins . Beatrice Wagner led in the pledge, Robin Savage-, the Brownie pledge. Kelly Rizer had prayer Willi Marty Maynard, Billie Rice and Sandra Harden providing refreshments. Eastern honor list annormced This ' Is For Shop Our Friday Night wilh Spine l :::: A service unit meeting for leaders, assistant leaders and conunittee members will be held at the Columbus'. and Southern Ohio Electr ic Co. 7 to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday. At that time final plans will be made for the observance of Thinking Day on Feb. 22, 2 to 4 p.m . at the Middleport ElemenlBry School auditorium . Eighteen troops will be participating with songs, games or dances from countries around the world . Parents are being invited to atwnd. Mrs. Pat Thoma, service unit director, has also announced a day camp seminar to be held Feb . 16 in Parkersburg. Day camp for Meigs County troops has been set for July 12-18 at Camp KiasllulB and going to the seminl"" will be Mrs. Judy Werry, director, Mrs. Thoma, assistant, and Mrs. Carolyn Reeves, finance director. Reuter, Dave Ridgway , Sfeve R i fe. Darlene Roush , Ka th y Rupe, Mary Rushel, Terr y Russell , Tammy Sc f'1 oonover, Ralph Searl es, Dan iel Sha ne, Carol Si g m an , Dale Sisson, Be verly Sm i th , Tamm y Sn i der , Peggy Snyder , Tamara Stan l e y , Ge org e St ewart , Rober t Sw i c k . M e li ssa Thomas , D on na Thorn ton , T fi mmy Wel c h , Jack Well, i e rry Whal ey , Ernes t Will , Eddie Wil son, FRESHMEN - VIUAGE PHARMACY 20% John Ph. 992·3629 ENTERTAINMENT Oiel 949 ·. 2515 '· POMEROY ,, �. , • 6 - The Daily Sent mel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 Fnda) , Feb 6, 1976 .. ~!~~;1/oJ .-I'J..-~,_ For ene le-tter to eath aquart", to Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds WANT AOS INFOR,.,ATION OW::J\OLINE~ Before 5 P M Day Publica ! ron Mon day. De tl dlmt:. 9 a m Cancellat ton Correcttons wilt be accepted unttl 9 a m lor Day of P ubllca t •on I MASCH REGULATIONS 0 II I I LEABED [J l _.... _ . . __ I I K] __ FOR A NO~-STOP FLII;>HI, TAKE THI~ Now ......,,. the circled let~rs form the IUJ1111M anawer, u IUJitlted bJ th• above earloon. to __JI THe r xI I xI I I r1 .. (..._•en a-rrow) I J ....IH Ye.aerd•y'• EXACT ROBIN HERMIT BUNKER Aluwel'l Sul('f the11 f1nd 1t d~tntablt>, NOTICE under s 1gned make ~ppllcat•on 1ntends to to Probat e Cour t ot M e 1gs County Oh10 for an order to c hang e daughters nam e to Tra c1 Earlene Wr gh t Sa1d appl•cat10n wd l be by pet•t•on to be f1led n sa•d PrObl!lte Court on or afler th e day of February 197 6 Dated t hiS 4th day of February 1976 Charlotte Wr ght mother ot Trac1 Earlene wr ght 11c (2) 0 Ernest D Congo whO d ed 10 years ago Feb 5 1966 Sadly m •ssed by hIs w 1fe and c h l dren 2 6 11 c I N LOV t N G memory of Le e Denney who passed away 3 yea r s ago FEb 7 Sadl y Beulah m1ssed by s•ster 2 6 li e Cost of Not1ce FABR IC Sale Cont1nued Due to b ad weather our sa l e will be extended for another week en d ng Fcb 7 Carol1na F abr cs on ~ t 7 one half mt e nor t h of ( hest er Dh•o Henry and Ma r y Hun t er owners 2 61p Uving ••.••. . -SPECIAL!-- 12 WORDS 4 DAYS $125 CASH WITH ORDER 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. NAME ADDRESS CITY PHONE MAIL WITH '1.25 TO THE I POMEROY, OHIO 45769 H Q I !S E tn R Utland !38')8 CJII 991 1 4 1fc La Salle HOTEL Mtddfeport 0 Ph 992 2771 Rooms, '5.00 up NOTICE OF PUB LI C SALE To whom t may concern NOIICe IS hereby g1ven that on Feb 17 1976 at lOam a publ c sa l e wtll be held at the C 11zens Nat1onal Ba nk M•dd l eport Ohto to se ll for cash the fol lo w ng col latera to wtt 1975 Ford Styles de P ck up truck S N F2 5MCW 48459 Th e Ct!uens Naltonal Bank reserves the r •g h t to btd at the sale 2 5 3tc MAKE SURE you gel every poss•ble deduct on lh s year Have your Fe deral and Sta te In come Tax return by an ac co untant Ph one 99'1 617] 1 21 521C McDANIEL Custom But c hertng West Columb•a W va we bu tc h er cattle and hogs S10 cattle slaughter $7 for hogs 12c for c utttng and wrappmg St ate and federal Inspected Open 6 days per week Phon e ( JOdi 88 2 3224 1 30 261C ' Ptexitlglass Table Top s, Mtrrors Storm & Screens FERRELL'S GLASS & HOME MAINTENANCE Stdtng - V1nyl & AIUI'Y'tnum Wmdow Glass Glaztng On the Job or rn Shop P1ck up and deltvery servtce Call Collect J88 8:Zl9 Specralne 1n butld up roo t1ng & hot roofs Free Est1mates 10 years ex penence Harve Ferrell Btdwell OhtO 2 6 l mo FREE ESTIMATES Blown Insulation Serv1ces Automatrc Water Condttrontr 3 AND d RM furntsh ed and unfurnished a pis Ph one 992 5434 11 9 tt c DE /\ LER S tn scrap 1r0n me t ats tun k autos R1dcr s Savage Phone 992 5 168 1 2 29t p OLD furn t ture 1ce bo xes brass beds s tone t ars or complete households Wnte M 0 M tll er Rt 2 Pom er oy Oh•o Cal l 99'2 7700 10 7 7 4 Help Wanted ~!:::T I RED or se m• re t ,r e d la dy to I ve 1n r ree room and board and small waaes lor l•ght dut •es 5ee a t 308 P age St Middleport Oh o 1 11 11( Employment Wanted SEW ING of all k nd s dresses for all occas•ons sacks sh trts new born layettes cur tams drapes Phone 992 3035 and ask for Dorothy 2 4 12fc Pets 210,000 Weekly Gram Capac;tty '299 ------------FOR SALE Btcentenntal Coms 19755 Prool Set (6 pes 1 S25 00 1915 Mtnf Set S9 00 , 1976 Stiver Proof Set (3 pes) S15 00 , 1976 S1lver UNC Set (3 pes l sa so LARRY LAVENDER Call Rutland 742 2331 R&J COINS S~acuse Ohto Reg S339 00 Val Ph 992 3993 .:1 10 1 Phone 992·2111 Roger Wamslev l'l31mO mo Quality Print Shop Auto Sales CHE VY to n I wh~e dr vc p c: kup Rata nn of ta c ta ry w:trra nty Ct eck h1 S b elor e you b uy i'l new QnC' Phone alter 'J p 111 or on week ends '1'1 ) J 196 I 9 I( 1974 F O~D van I ton long wheel base auto w th PS and brakes rad10 set up to pull camper Phone 991 7320 2 1 61 c 1906 OLUSMOBILE 98 needs r ep a 1r $200 Phon e 992 6102 '1 4 61C F OR SALE 1968 Oldsmob le Toranado A 1 shape S150 Phone 992 39 92 2 4 dip 1 Ant que Pomeroy Offtce lOS Bu1ternul 992 33115 Formerly Weed Wholesale Featunng De tu x Zerox Copy Servtee . 0 1f 1 c e S u p p I ' e s_. M meograph S upple~ , largest select•o n of wed dtng su ppl es n South eastern Ohio Th e Pr1n1 Shop Compl e t e (S till 10 bU'5tness In M1d dlepor tl 118 2 mo t9 7~ Rill Estate for Sale At,nemen t locat ed beh nd R ut l a n d Grad e T unrup brak es School wt1ee ba!Jnc ng a t•n e ment Phon e 742 2001 111611( 1968 J EEP Wagon eer 6 cyt std lock out hubs Phone Haro d Brew e r Long Bottom Oh o ( 614 ) 985 3554 2 1 tt c ONE ACRE 6 rms and b ath R t 3 Pomeroy Rose HIll D•ck Davts prop erty full basement a um•num s•d•ng pj3neted SlO 000 Call Oak Hdl 085 0576 evenmg s Ja ck son 28 6 3004 day s 2 5 JOtp BR/\ D FORD Aucl oneer Complet e Serv1 ce Pnone 919 24 87 o r 949 2000 Rae ne Oh o Crill Brad tord 10 9 lie NE W HOME or r e mod eltng by hour o r contract Phone 992 3511 or 992 7523 after 5 p m 1 25 I ~l p Real Estate For Sale 5 ROOM S and bath on 150 )( 100 lot \6500 Com pete I nan c n~ Pt1 one 992 5786 2 5 6tc H OUS E on Ltnco l n H gts 1 bed rm larg e k i!chen ful basement ellcellen b JY tor S.H 900 w1th n £">w l urnllur c only 'i iO 300 Phon e 992 76 t8 I 6 26tc 10 RM HOU SE 2 baths fu ll bas eme nt g lassed 10 porch ca rpet and g arage tn Middleport \ 2 1 000 Phone 992 J3 19 7 6 6t c FOUR acres ot land n•ce loc atton for house or t rader n car sc hoo l Ca ll ! 014 ) 609 d773 or 669 37 6.! 2 6 61 p --------------- Wanted For Rent or TEAFORD VIrgil B Sr Broker 110 Mechanic Pomeroy 0 Phont992 3325 NEW LISTING - 3 Br s l arge k1f new F A furnac e basement porches and n1ce lot in Rutland $12 500 4 BEDROOMS Sleam heat 2 lt v tng s 2 porches cook a nd bake u n 1ts basemen1 wrth garage $20 000 5 BEDROOMS - L'vong d lnrng glassed rn porch steam heat (gas ftred l basement on la rge lot $16500 NEW LISTING • 5 b edroom s 2 112 baths fam tly room mod lot 2 ca r garage and m ce lot $45 000 WINTER SPECIAL Large old 12 rooms w tth bath gas & ctty water near stores Only $5500 5 BEDROOMS - Lots of new panelmg ca rpeting na t gas furnace crty water and 2 baths 1!:~ acre $18 500 FAMILY ROOM - 3 noce bedrooms, bath gas heat and large ltvlng at a very low pnce of $8500 CHESHIRE - 1976 PONTIAC VENTURA SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ph 992 2114 Modern 3 BRs hot water heat very ntce kitchen wtth range refr igerator famtly room. patto and 2 car garage 2 MODERN home tn Chest er R room s 2 baths 2 por ches sun porch 1? basement ctt y and well water natural gas garage Prtced t o sell Phone ( 614 ) 985 4101 2 4 tt c EXC A VATING dozer loaueo and tJa c lo.hoe wor!o. seplte rank s lll St a l t ed d u mp tru c k s and to bo ys lor h1 r e wilt haul 1111 d1rf top so I l1mes ton e and g ra ve l Call Bo b or Roger Jell ers ddy phOn e 991 70B9 n gnt phOne 99 2 3525 or 99 2 523 2 'l 11 tk POMEROY, 0 Ph 992 2176 International Harvester 'New Idea Equipment 1 Cham 1 McCulloch 1Saws 1------------J SEE ONE OF OUR FRIENDLY SALESMEN: CEWARD CALVERT, J. D. STORY, BILL NELSON - ' • ~::t REMODELIN G Plumb,ng h eat1ng and a ll IYD CS o f qeneral repa tr W o rk guarant ee d 20 yea rs ex pert ence Pho ne 997 74 09 5 1 lfc ..... ·-· .... - ."".....1. XCAVA TIN G dozer bu c kho e a nd dilcher Charl es R Ha11 1eld Back Hoe Serv 1ce Ru tl and Oh•O Phon e 742 20 08 11 3078tc '-' ...., •• 8. D TRE E Tr,mm lng 70 cxpe r11m cc nsured tree es tnn at es Ca ll 99 7 73 8.\ or (6 14 ) 698 72 57 A lb any w 15 l t c '2995 '3995 1973 GMC Pickup 1974 Datsun 260-Z '~ ' ... Sweepe r s toa ste r s •rons a ll sm a ll appl1an ces Lawn mower ne)Ct to State HtQh way Garage on Rou te 7 Phon e ' 85 3A2S J 16 I \. -- - SEPT I C l A NK ~ c l ea n e d Mod er n Sanllat•on 992 3 9~J or 99 ~ 7349 9 18 lfc " n '" LET US DO IT! I .. Carpeting "' • 501 NYLON $499 square Yard RUBBER BACK we hav e hundreds ot carpe t values Yo ur tob c ar.!,·· 1 1 ~~e~~mp~~~e~on ~ ~a~~~n~ ~ • J ' CALL 742 :Z:Ztl TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT RUTLAND FURNITURE .. • VO , ' ' 742-1211 lots S46 900 WITH OVER 50 PROPERTIES , WE OUGHT TD HAVE IT TONITE (FRI., FEB. 6 t 7&00 P.M. New and Used Merchandise At Mason AUCIION HOUSE Horton St. Mason. W.Va. '" '5695 '3595 1973 Chevy C"pr ce 2 df equ tpt HT 1972 Ford T-Bird fu lly local owner • 67 69 68 66 2 Dr H T Fully Equ pped '2895 '3395 WE NEED GOOD USED CARS •• .• Chevelle 4 Door 6 cyl. auto·-----'695 Olds 98 4 Dr. Sed., power, air ___11195 Pontiac Station Wagon-------- 1795 Okls 88 HJ. Sedan _________ '395 69 Chevrolet % ton PickUD-------11295 72 Dodge 1 ton Truck, flat bed----12695 See one of these courteous salesmen. Pete Burns, Lloyd Me Laughlin or Marvrn Keebaugh STOP IN TODAY Karr & Van Zanclt "You'll L1ke Our Quality Way of Domg Busmess" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evenmgs Untii6.00-Til5p m- Sat • Highlights in TV watching next week What's Or\ Television Feb 8 14 By Umted Pr eu lnternat1ona1 ( Ttmes are EST unless noted) ( R denotes repeat I returns Will Rose succ umb} Ko ak IS on CBS N BC mys t ery Mallory C•rcumStant•al Ev•dence st arSUNDAY nng Raymo nd Burr as a 1p m lawyer clear ed Of perjury ABC ha s the Super star s. charges by the bar but not by men s preliminary the publ iC He def ends Mark On NB C a th ree hOur Grand Hamill a prtsoner accused ot st and mcludes a look at the- k ll lmg ano th er m mate Wr11t en 1975 world ser.es by Joe l 0 ansky 1 JO p m ABC ha s Wmter Olymp •c CBS has a Naltonal Basket cover age ball Assoc a t •on game Buffalo 10 p m Braves vs Phdadelph ll!l 76ers CBS News presents The Red from Th e Spectr um Phtladel Flower and the Green Horse a look at tn e exh•bll of Chinese ph1a 2pm arc heolog y tour ng the cou n try PB S has Leona rd Bernste•n On PBS Bil l Moyers Jour at Harvard Th e Unanswer ed nat T t'le People Agatnst Quest ion The Twenltelh Cen Redl1nmg Some banks deny loan and mort gage money n fury Cr•S s Mus i c of l ves Mahler Ravel SchOenberg areas they deem nsks usually Feat ur es the finale of Mahler s older c ty ne tghborh oods Oppo N1nlh SymphOny by the V1enna nent.s say thiS creates - and perpetuates sl um s Gues ts Philharmonic 2 JO p m mclude Ralph Goetze Boston ABC has coverage Of the XII Redevelopment Assoclat on W1ll1am 0 Conne I Un1ted wmter 0 ymp c Games 4pm Sta tes Leag ue ol Sav mg s N sc has the Bob Hope ASSOCi flt10nS Gale S!nco tta Of Chtcago s M e tropol•tan Area Desert Classic f inal round gol f Hous•ng A lt 1ance from Palm Desert Ca lif 4 lO p m 11pm ABC Wide world of Sports PB S a1rs Kup 5 Sh ow e.Nal1onal F1n~ 1s Rodeo fr om MONDAY OklahOma Ctly · International 7p m c l1ff d t vtng c hamp10n sh ps On PB S Anyone for Ten from Acapulco nyson? Wet ll Whttman and the s 30 p m Civil War w1th Rt ch ard K1ley On pB S Ant•ques Spon geware pott ery decorated from Gettysburg 8 pm with a sponge dipped 1n dye On The Rocks ABC Old was mostly blue on wh1te wtiM trmer E J Andre ref uses parole Rufus Foshee of Camden until htS nam e ts cleared Ma•ne 6pm NBC has Rtch Litt le On I'BS Sx Hundred On PBS Blac k Journal Ch1na ~ s Hi sto ry ABC hliS Winter Olympic Mdlentcl Unearthed Ch1n ese archeotog coverage teal f1nds 6 JO p m Rhoda tS on CBS Mam a Ida PBS has 'Wor ld Press thmk s Papa Mart•n Is chasmg 7 p m women and otherwise II"VIng 1n CBS a1rs 00 Min utes NBC s Wonderful World of sin a 30 p m 0 1snev The Bears and t Ph y ll tS 1S on CBS Leo Pari 2 Patnck Wayne refuses to g lve up hts three bear cubs Heatherton lr1es to do away leading to land war belween Wtfh hrmself ABC has W1nter Olymptc lnd 1ans and the Parks Depart me!{' com m issioner Andrew coverage Du~an orders their sett lement 9 Pm All 1n the Fatntly CBS on ABC Swiss Family Joe Forrester is on NB C Reformed bettor helps break up R o~ nson Jean Laf itte s tra .tor ou~ ~a l de Nevtlle Brand setzes a gambling nng 9 30 p m Jel'l!IIY'II41h and plans to board an On CBS Ma ude d•rects entrny (British) man of war Tu ckahoe s Bicentenn 1al musl Pat,p ca l extravaganza wtlh a sa l ut e ., I Pm Oil ABC The Stx Mtl l10n to Amencan women fea l urmg Oof{er Man tolns w 1th F arrah Mrs Na ugat uck as Betsy Ross Fawcett Mators who steals tn w• th R1chard Deacon Phil orOtr to re tn eve a sto len Leeds 10 p m statue CBS has Med•cal Cen ter ~ NB C Ellerv Queen Troy Dq'tllhue ptaytng EllerY ,, a Terror stalks the campus Four m.w le directed by vmcent students have been murder ed Calhenne Burns onty t v1 ng Prke Is shol wtlh real bullets pes airs Nova A Small w llness suffers from recltrrmg a dommeerlng I nt~erftcllon ' Every year headaches som.e s.ooo bab.es are bOrn w•th mother and amn es•a Jigsaw John t5 on NB C Sla m stMna biflda ' - the ir sptnes do~t knt t Proorarn C)(plores woman s body unearltlet1 10 ye.us later husband John tf s worth saving them CBS The Sonny and Cher Ragm may have been framed S-.w Guest IS Raymond Burr for !tie murder ~ tpm ABC atrs Rtch Man Poor Y"Bs has Masteri\' lece Thea Man Tom tS pleased by h is Ire Upsta i rs ownstatrs sons btrth and h1s career Rudy sees Julie ctlscovers her Home t:: tres Dashing Grego rv Wilmot now a sergeant marnage Is rocky ,.,.., AUCTION SALE auto a1r cond full spor t car •nstrumentat •on local one owner Sharp mag w heels Pomeroy, Ohio Ph. 992·2174 0 ELWOOD BOWER S REPAIR 6 cyl SMITH NELSON MOTORS • RE ADY MIX CO N w"E - [ det 1ver e d rt ghT to you r protect F as t and easv Free es t m ates Phon e ~9 2 ~184 Goeg tem R ea d y M•x Co Mtdd l eport Oh o 0 30 lfc Long wtde bed V 8 auto 16 000 actual miles loca l owner See fhts one to be l• eve If "Your Friendly Dealer" • SE WING M AC H I NE Repairs serv ce a 1 rtHlkes 997 '228.! Th e r abr1 c Shop Pom ero y .1\ut hor.red S•ng er Sates and Servt cc We sha rp en SC iS!.O r S 3 2Y 1f c actual 23,000 ' 72 Buick Electra, V-lc)p, pow., air--- '2695 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., power, air ___ - 12695 72 Chev. Imp. Cus. Cpe., full power, air 12295 72 Dlds lux. Sed., full power, fact air'2895 71 Ford LTD Wagon, pow., luggage rack11695 71 Ford Tor. Cpe., V-8, auto., air_ ____ 1J595 70 Dodge Mon. 4 Dr~ V-8 auto., P.B.,-'1395 70 Olds 98 HT Sed., pow., F. air---~1 1095 69 Ply. 4 Door, V-8 auto.--------'895 68 Dodge Dart Cpe., V-8 auto.----- '995 67 VW 2 Door Bug ___________ '695 SO TRADE TODAYI •• • ••• y~ ar s per•od OtJr •nstal ler ha s 28 years expenence Expert ·n~atl at•on You II like wflat you get 2 Dr H T , m1les, clean %ton I 17 1 mo ·. 1974 Buick Century Aslre 4 cyl , 3 spd, bucket seals, low mileage Call992-7537 Pomeroy, Oh1o ' Equipment Co. •• Kuhl Cake Decor BEDRM home tUS I f•n •shed remodel tn g Sa em St Rutland Phone 1d2 2306 alter J p m or see M110 B HutchiSOn 9 23 tf c MEIGS 1975 Pootiac and baker Ltc e n se d decora tor Krtch en State Inspected LOT 40 x 100 close to Kroge r s •n Pomeroy Phone 1 Bd6 2490 Reynoldsburg Oh10 after J 30 p m 5. 30 0 Wilt co nstder off er 2 4 3tc -------------, Pomeroy Cakes, Baked and Decorated To Your Order 8 RM HOU SE 7 baths on cor ner lot '" M dd!eport Phone 992 3427 after 6 p m 2 4 6tc 3 , ~ 73 Monte Carlo 2 Dr., v-roof, air---- 13695 73 Pont. leMans 4 Dr., pow., air--- 12995 72 Olds Cut. Cpe., power, air ______ 12495 72 Datsun 2 Door, std. _________11595 72 Buick lS Cus. Con., power, air~-- '2895 Nathan Btgg s Rad1ator SpeCialist RM ho use on JD acres n Back of L eta rt co untry OhtO Phone 247 2286 2 d 61c For Sale Real Estate For Sale I 2 26t p . Low, Low Winter Prices 75 Cadillac Eldorado Cpe., pow., ail __ _18995 75 Cadilac Cpe. DeVille, power, air__ 17500 14795 73 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air 73 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air __ 14795 72 Cadillac Cpe. DeVIlle, power, a1r __ '3895 75 Maverick 4 Dr., auto., P.S., F.B.-- 13195 74 VW Bus, 9 pass.----------- '3695 73 Volkswagen Bus, 9 pass. ______ 13295 F rom the larg est Truck or Bulldozer" Rad1ator to the c;ma flest Heater Core E EXCAV A TING BA CK HOE S AND DOZER LA RGE A ND 5. MALL SEPTIC T A NK S IN S T A LLED ~ B I LL P UL LIN S PHONE 992 2478 DAY OR NIGH T 111178tp D C fo!ANE ~e r v1CC e r ect on !0 tr N E ARLY fin iShed bt level Phone '192 ~4 6 1! spt t ent ry 5 bedrms 3 baths equrpped k1t c hen ra m y ro om 2 car garage $44 000 Phone t61J ! 985 38 10 2 5 6tc USED CARS 4 dr Sedan - Comfort and Economy· - powered by a small V 8 and automat •c trans wtth power st eerrng AM rad to deluxe whee l We Buy Antiques 0 DEL L BEDRM house m M1d dleport corner tot N ew l;lath sto ry and ha lf utd ty room new carpe t1 ng and new root gStrag e and work room fru1! cel l ar Close to and shOpptng sc ho o l i 17 500 Phone 992 702J 1 27 20t c 196 7 DODGE Dar t 6 cvl nder new ballery and snow ttres Good runn ng condll•on $165 P h one (6 14 ) 067 3031 '} 4 31 p -.... 1 22 1 mo MODERN CHEMICALS 100 Kerr Street Pomerov Ohto 4S169 (614 ) 992 2198 Dtck Seyler 1 29 I mo 3 BR HU7VIE tUSI ltn tShed remode l rng Sa em St Rutland Phone 742 2300 aft er d p m or see Milo B Hutch •nson 10 9 fc l - PH. 992-6173 Modern F URN IT URE STRIPPING SERVICE R e m ov al ot Patnt S Ptast cs Varn•shes e tc . Wood or Metal Repa•rs. Refm 1shmg o l F urn , ture Bu rn lshtng Poi1Sh1ng of Copper & Brass C 1909 NOVA V 8 350 4 speed Also 1969 Camaro V 8 307 .t spee d Phon e 247 254 1 1 4 3tc .. ..,. Now accephng chents for bookkeeping and tax serv1ce. POMEROY LANDMARK 9~. Jack w Carsey M9r . ... VALUES WILL NEVER BE HIGHER! -~. -~ Currency and Supplies Buy, Sale or Trade STORM WINDOWS& DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SI DING SOFFITT GUTTERS AWNINGS NOW YOU CAN STEAL AT COINS Blown rnto Wall s & AHtcs Model UCXXX , '-.__ -:J Free estimates on car pettng and 1nstallatton We'll brmg samples to your home wtth no ol)hQatton See how you can reallv save Mtke Young , Manager Sales and lnstallatton Rt J, Pomeroy , OhiD45769 Phone day or n1ght 614 99l 2l06 1 14 1 mo lARRY WHOBREY PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT .; BUY NOW VALUE RATED PRICES WILL NEVER BE LOWER! SLOAN'S CARPETING e. Now at Landmark A KC Reg 1s tered Poodle pupptes Tmy Toy 2 males black ma r ked w• t h wn1t e 2 FORD 4 wheel dr •ve truck V females I old b lack 7 8 g ood c ondl11on Harold weeks old Phone 16141 667 Brewer Long Bo t t om 3915 Phone (6 1-l l 985 355d H AVE your mcome taxes 2 5 3tc 1 1 Tfc prepared by Stev e Clel and Rac•ne Phone 9d9 2883 2 6 12tc REGISTERED male walker 1971 MONTE CARLO W1IM a tr coon hound Black wh1te and mags S2 000 Phone 992 and tan n month s Old no 5671 bad hab1IS $75 Phone (6 14 l IN COME Tal'. Serv ce 2 6 3t c Fede ral or State taxes Mark H al l 985 3945 Phone 992 7228 or see Chest er Oh 1o 2 5 ] l p J , TON Pt c k up tow m eage Wallace Russell Bradbury heavy d u t y spr . ng s ro r • 1 30 20tc camp er Phone 992 70 17 'l 5 31p NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION I W 1LL beg 1v mg p1ano l essons OF PARTNERSHIP '"my home start1ng Feb 1 Th e Thmg Con 197'2 CHAMPION Mobt e 1973 vw Not ce 1S hereby g t ven !hat for m format o n call 992 verttble removable w n Home 12 x 60 comp let ely the partnersh •P heretofore ] 278 dews and doors New pa •nt furn •shed exc e ll ent con subsiSting between us Sher 17 18 501c exce ll ent shape 30 m p g dttmn Phone 992 3189 man A lb ert Cundiff and rnovtng ou1 of town must 2 1 Otp Frank l n Mann.ng Imboden sacr• t• ce 1il795 Phone 992 h eretofore car ry1ng on 3481 before 5 p m Ask for bustness as Rae ne Plumbmg Bran & Heatmg at Th1r-d Street LITTLE Black female hound 2 S Jtc Rac•ne Oti10 ha s been on substa t ton road Rutland 196$ FORD L t U New 12 ga d•ssolved by mutual consent Reward L•ssa Germa n Wtnctl es ter 37 1\ Sing le shot All debts due to and ow ng phone 742 2938 PhOn e 717 2:159 by the sa •d late frrm w• I be 2 5 21 p I 13 201p re ce1ved and pa id respec li ve ly by Fra nkl n Mann ng ACRE b 19 garden 5 rooms Imboden who will contmu e to LOST m Basha n area male IR CO H c lt I RC weld ng and bath home new drill ed Plott h o und nam e of Duke car ry on the sa•d busmess machtnc n ew ctec al l we ll and f urnace n ew Name t ag on collar Phone under t he st yle or nam e of bathroom 2 II rep ac es good accessortes 1n c uded Phone (0 141 985 d248 or 992 3408 Rae ne Plumbmg 8. Heatm g '192] 110 locatton 1n Letart Fall s 2 6 6tc Thtrd Street Ractne Ohto 1o 2» l c Oh 10 $7 500 Phone <: 47 3853 Dated February 2 1976 I 23 lite b la c k and whtle ST EREO RADIO Sherman A lbert Cundiff MALE mode rn walker coon hound tn Shade Frankl in Manntng I mboden des,gn 8 tra ck tape am fm 1 B R Br ck home 6 yrs 'l area Call Paul Smcla1r Rt (2 ) 6 li e rad•o combtnatlon Balance baths garage on 2 8 ac r es 1 Shad e 01'11o (614 1 696 1032 $97 dO or- t erm s Call 992 on paved r oad near r or ked c ol l ect reward 3965 Phon e Run State 1 orest 2 I 61p 2 6 tfc (6\4) 667 3787 $]8 000 1 15 27tp 19 73 PROWLER Camper 21 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION ft self conta ned s teeps 1 TO JERRY MOORE INC Excellen t c ondt t 10n Call whose last CAS H patd tor all makes an d 992 7320 known address was models of mobtle homes 2 1 6tc 406 Downtowner Butldtng Phone area code 614 423 canton. Ohro 44700 9531 HA Y tor sa l e $1 ba te or trad e? and whose address 1s now d 13 t fc Pl)on e Frank Dachel unknown You are nereby not fted tha t Leadmg Creek Rd 7d2 2085 2 l l6tp Carrol l M Fts her and Joan C F 1sher are owners of part of the premtses cove r ed 1n the d RM HOU SE w th bath m COMMERCIAL OUTDOOR Lease between Howard Welch SIGN w1th l1mer mo unted Syracuse on Sec ond St and M ldred Welch Les sors ona4 x30 f t stee1p1pe Cost Phone 992 7553 and Davtd Law as Lessee 11875 new only 5300 P hone Loca t ton Plu s Charm Pl us 2 6 61C dated No"Vember 8th 1960 and 992 5786 Durabiltty Stone faced recorded tnVolume 50 page UNFURNISHED 2 5 61C 2 bedrm lovely slated floors Idea l 443 Lease Records Me1gs apt newly re decorated County Oh iO wh ch was level lot needs 2 or 3 tully carpeted Cal l before 9 TRUMPET good con d ltton ass,gned '" part to you on Phone 949 2853 a m 992 2286 parttt1ons and a shower N December 30th 1966 by T C 2 6 tfc 2 5 61p gas F A furnace cen tral Moore wMtCh ass1gnment •S recorded •n Vol 53 Page 311 FOR RENT near Rac•ne GOOD qua l tty mrxed hay t or atr $7000 Lease Records of Me1g s FREE GAS - Lovely 3 BR sale Call 992 3658 after 5 housetraller 3 BR 1 bath County Oh o pm no pets 1 sm all c h•ld o k 525 home own water 2 nrce 2 The general deser t pi on of depos•t $ 100 p lus ultl•tles 2 A 6tc BR apts mob ile home 22 the prem tses tS as follows Phone 9119 2093 Betng part of sect ton 18 Town acres CALL TODAY 2 4 31c FOUR L7Bxl5 white wall reg 9 Range 15 of Co l um bta AN AMAZING VALUE tread un.r oyal Glas bell Townst11p and descrtbed as APT 4 rm ba th furn1Sh~ ed ratn ttres pracltcalty new Large home 5 BR 2 baths follows Phone 992 5908 Two for SOO or all 4 for 5110 New N gas F A furna ce & On the North by the l&nd of 2 4 ttc Also 1969 Rambler the Howard Sta nley Farm lots of other NEWS GOOD Amertcan 4 dr standard on the East by lands of t ne HOUSE tnMason Sroomsand shttt rad 10 good shape ssoo COND ITION S1 0 000 wayne Jordan Farms bath n1ce IOCl!ll 10n Phone f1rm Vernon Weber Phone ONE FLOOR PLAN - Full On the Sou th by l and s of the 992 33d5 or home 742 21d3 99'25 12 6 W W Ellenwood Farm basement woth 1 BR TV 2 4 Jtp 2 4 Otp On the west by the lands of the R ut thty. workshop 1st Cowell Farm and c onta1nmg 2 BEDRM mobile home real WINCHESTER 37 Sl50 30 floor has 2 BR bath kit 124 acres more or less ntce Phone 992 3324 m c h Brownmg barrel $100 ltvtng R H W floors large Car-roll M F1sh er and Joan 2 A lfC Phon e 9d9 2789 C Fisher own approx t mately lof S9 500 2 .4 4tc 95 acres covered by th Js lease A LOOK WILL CONVINC The tE!rm of the lease above ENJOY grac•ous llv.ng at YOU - 2 BR bath NEW BED Mattress and tn referred to has exp•red but n M1d V llag e Manor nerspr•ng mattress Good pe rma pane wtndows the lease ha s not been dleport tor as lc vas S\04 per co nd •t•on Want $175 Phone month pl us eleclr tc These released of rec ord carpeting panel t ng 992 5833 carroll M F sher and Joan are trand new h1gh quality ktfchen carport Full 2 5 41p c F •sl'1e r as such successors apartments ~~ prt ces yo u basement N gas furnace of Howard Welch and Mtldred ca n efford Your rent m Welch ntend to ttle for r ecord uto loty workshop $13 000 e tudes m ont h to 1/Tion th H AY AND STRAW tor sa le 100 large (V ERMEER) hay of Afft~avtt ot FOrfeiture as to leases all elcc l ivmg 135 ACRES - Good clean bales AlfA lfa Fescue the properly owned by them carpe t 1ng range and ground, 3 BR home wa1er Orchard grass and some pursuant to RC Section refrtgerator tr ee trash Orchard grass Alfalfa (no bath 1 barn & other 5301 332 wtth the county p1ck up table TV at your m 1xed Prtced SID to $20 per Re corder of Metgs County expense and on s te bldgs On good road :lose bale JOOO sQuare bales of Oh10 tf you Jerry Moore la undry fac!ltlles Co n to mtnes $17,500 good clean st raw 51 00 per Inc as one of the assrgns of ve n 1ent 10 shopp1ng on Third WE CAN SELL YOUR bale or $40 per ton I All s Davtd Law lessee do not and M II Streets 1n M 1d Chalmers rou nd baler used 1 have such Lease as to the PROPERTY - HERES dteport See the manager at season l tke new SISOO port•on owned by them Rt verstde Apartmen ts or WHY - EXPERIENCE Royal Oak Farm Route 3 released to record within 30 c all 992 3273 Furntshed ACTION SE RVICE Po meroy Ohio Pllone 991 days from the date o f apar tments are .1tso 2671 HONESTY publ•cat•on of thtS nollce available 2 5 3t c 12 ) Otc 2 'J 78tc 991 1259 9f2-1568 lost . COOP Wanted To Buy CAREER awa Is you w th Luz•er cosmet cs a qualtly product fo r 53 years No terrllory restnctton work fr om your home 51• 11 t 1me to wm your tnp to Nassau For ap po1ntment call Madylon Sto ne (304 ) 7'27 9269 (cottecfl 2 3 121c LUfi.L I O R SJ\ LE Cfi.B Coat Company 1 mtle north of Chesh1re on R t 7 P tck your own $20 per ton Open 6 days per week or c all (li t 11 36 7 73 30 for f urtner •nl orr.nat on 1 8 78t c Special Rates by Week or Month AS H ST F reewill Sap! 51 COU NTRY Mobile HOmP Church corne r of Ash and Park R t 33 ten m les north P um 51 n Mtddleport W1l l of Pom eroy Large lo t s wdh ho l d a rev•vat s tart1ng concrete pattos Sidewalks Monday Fe b 9 Preaching runners and off street each n1 g ht by R ev Glen parkmg Phone 992 1479 Co l l•nS Nel sonv lie Starts 2 31 ttc at 7 30 p m The You t h For Chr1SI ChOir Wll be smg ng Pas tor •S Rev Noel H ermann 207tc TIMBER top pr ce for stand1ng saw I mber Call SHOOTING Ma tc h Sunday fOld~ 446 8570 day or ntg hl Feb 8 12 30 p m Just off 2 4 121 C R t 1 by pass Sponsored by the Lucky 7 Gun Club Call A SMALL used ptano Phone 992 53J5 tor f urt her details 992 3181 or 992 7639 '1 6 2tc 2 5 6tc RUTLAND Amencan L eg ton Gun Shoo t under she lt er Beechgrove Road Rutland 12 noon Sunday 2 6 2tc Business Services BEDRM trader d o u ble CO/l.L l1mestone and all t ypes o r sal t and rock salt for 1ce W1de f u rn i shed u tllllles and s n ow rem oval Ex pa•d no c hil<lr-en or pet ce ls 1or Salt Works Eas t Near Pomeroy Phon e 99?: Mam St Pom e r oy Oh iO 70 17 o r 992 70t.6 Ph one 99 2 J891 '} J 5tp 11: 7 tfc ------- --- ---- DAILY SENTINEL ll1 OOURT ST. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No '21704 Estate of LETITIA REA Deceas ed NOI1C e tS hereby g 1ven t hat At leen Wehrung of Pomeroy Me1gs County Ohto has been duty appo•nted Exec utr.-. of I h e E s tate of Le t 1tla Rea decea se d lat e of Pomeroy M e tgs County Ohto Cred tors are req utr-ed to tile the1r c la 1ms wtth sad t ductary w thm to ur mon ths Dat ed th1s '26th day of January 19 76 Manntng D Webster Ju dge courl of Cammon Pleas Probate DIVISIOn 30 (2) 6 13 3tc Ill 'J DAI\f THOMPSON FORD TRADE NOWI For Sale For Rent Mobile Homes For Sale AVAILABLE TO INDIVIDUALS ONLY! NON COMMERCIAL NO REFUNDS. Each 1n1t1al and group of figures counts as one word. Be sure to count name and address, 1f used, and your phone lncludmg number pnces for 1tems offered m your want ad wI II 1ncrease response 1. 2. . 3. 4. . 5. 6. 7. . OUR SIN CERE TH ANKS to allot you who ass•sted n so many ways follow •ng the Jan ~ t r e wh•ch destroyed our home We e)(te nd a spec1a l th ank s to the Pomeroy and Middleport F1 re Departments M•dwest St ee l and the B•9 Bend C•t•zens Band Radto Club along w1th those who prov •ded food c lo t hmg and househo ld 1t em s Mr and Mrs Mar1on Hawk 2 6 2t c I N ' MEMORY of Want Ad Will Cut WRITE YOUR OWN AD! lfS EASY TO ORDER BY MAIU Card of Thanks The Publtsher reserves the r tqht tn ro d •' or r e te' ' any ad s deemed ObJect anal The pub l tsher w It not be respons i ble for more than one m co rr ect nsert on RATES For Want Ad Serv1ce 5 cen ts p er Wi rd on t nsert•on M tn•murn Char ge 51 00 1<~ cents per wurd lllree con sccu r 1\/ C tnsert•ons 26 cents per word s )( con secuttvc •nser mn's 25 Per Cen t D1scoun t on patd ads and ads pcHd wtlhtn 10 days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S2 00 f>Jr 50 word mtntmum Eac h addtt•onat word J cents BLIND ADS Add•t•onat 25c Charg e per Adver t •sement OFFICE HOURS 8 JO a m to S 00 p m Datly 8 30 a rn to 12 00 Noon Saturday In Memo!} A Low Cost ONLY tltty art &u.,lng a hoatt' -MABHOR-RENr NO I 1ce 1S hereby 9 ven ! hat the -· Senttnel, 1 farm four ordin•ry worda. SEATTL " 11 JO p m CB S mov1e One •S a Lonely Number ( 1972 ) Tr sh Van Devere reel ng from an un wanted dlVOr ce takes up w•th a married man NB C Tonight Show John Dav tdson s g ue st host to Foster Brooks Nanelfe Fabray Dr Thomas Gordon ABC spec tai The Th ird An nua l Unotfle~al M ss L as Vegas Sho wg• rl Pageant Steve Allen Is host, Rose Mar •e prov•des co lor TUESDAY 1 30 p m PB S has The An1mals Nobody Loved Th e var mmts of the west - coyole rattlesnake m ustang A Nalton al GeographiC Spec ta l Opm On Happy Day s ABC the boys arrange a f1 xed beauty contest to meet some cla ssy ch tcks On NBC MOvtn On Sh otgun totmg t:oll•n Wtlcox takes on Alabama when she learns she can I park her trailer- on the land her husband willed her II s a publ c park n the rruddle of Mob1le CBS has Good T imes Flort da s r oast beet makes everyone Ill e:-:cept cas t 1ron J J ( R) a 30 p m On ABC Laverne and Sht r ley Pop t •S on CBS Jun1or and L u1s try to hea t up ht s relat 1onshtp with Lupe Consumer Surv1va l K i t 1S on PBS Tontght Many Happy Returns A Look at Incom e Tax 9pm On ABC Winter Ol ympiC coverage NBC has Pol lee Woman Mobst er. s grandson •s ktdnaped by a nval l'epper poses as a showg1rl 1n the culprits club M A S H tS on CBS Haw keyes old flame nurse Blythe Danner tS asstgne<t to 4077 Shes mar'ned PB S atrs The Adams Chroni cles John Adams Mtn tster to Great Bnlam (17Bd 1787) He s 10 ned by Ab1ga t1 and renews t1es wtlh Thomas Jeff erson 9 30 p m One DaY at a Ttme on CBS 10p m NBC airs C!ly ot Angels Tnutorous pa trto ts fram e hom• crde suspect M ered1 lh Baxter Btrney part 2 PBS a rs Woman Alive {Rl CBS has Swit ch Ex to rt tontsl Joan Blohdell threat ens to destroy Dabney Coleman 5 an t tque car collection unless he j"lelps her to frame Mac 10 30 p m on PBS woman Controver steS W1lh•n the Women s Mo\lement Part 1 lllOpm A BC mystery Where th e Action Is James B~rwtck •nvttes gambler Edd Byrnes to bel wtlh hts ltfe - on a s•ngle hand of stud poker t R ) NBC Ton 1g hl ShOW W1th Johnny Carson and Bert Convy Clifton F.!dlm.!n t aulhOr Of Joys of Wme l CBS Movte The Caltforn•a •' K td hot rods tnlo speed t rap Clarksberg challeng1ng Shertff V•c Morrow to a drag for ltf e Martm Sheen plays the ktd whose broth er was the seventh v •cltm ot the sher ff s h1gM speed chase WEDNESDAY 6 30om PBs has Book Beat The Ra•der by Jesse Hil l Ford 8 pm CBS has Be My Valentme Charl1e Brown So who needs a stuffed ma il box anyway? On NBC Lttlle House on lh e Pra 1r1e Carl L aura and Mary are trapped tn a speeding ca boose On A BC The X II Wtnler Olym p•c games PB S atrs Images of Aging What are Old People For? 8 30 p m CBS presents Mowglt s Bro !h ers another Chuck Jon es antmat on based on Kipling s Jungle Books Roddy M c Dowe ll narrat es Wtlh June Foray 9 p m NBC has Chtco and the Man Ch leo s Cousm Pepe Jose Fe l• c •ano stea ls ChtcO s g tr l Jeannre Lmero who gtves up a nurstn-; caree r to be his chai.Hter PB S a rs Theater 1n Amen ca The Mound Butlders Lanford W /son s play about tmpassloned archeolog ists per formed by the C•rcle Repert ory Company of New York Tanya Bereztn Brad Dour 1f Stephan ie Gordon Tn sh Hawk ins Jona than Hogan Taped at a Naltv e Amer.can mound srte tn south ern llllno•s Cannon •s on CBS ColJid racket ee r Robert Loggta s uncle be out to get h m ? 9 30 p m NB C a rs The Dumplmgs 10 p m On CBS The Blue Kn ight cant put away toa n shark enforcer William Sm ti h - htS terntled v1ct1m won 1 test1fy Petroce ll i •s on NBC Frater nlty prank ktdnapmg t urns r eal 11 lO p m CBS movte St range and Deadly Occurrences no! caused by gophers Vera M•les Robert Stack NBC Torughf ShOw Johnny Carson •s host to Burt Reyno lds ABC movie All the Ktnd Strangers Se\en orphans w1lh e ght attack dogs want Stacy ~each and samantha Eggar to be th ei r parents THURSDAY 6 30 p m PBS a•r s Gettm Over (S al e and Sound) 7pm On PBS Black Per-spect,\le on the News Guest s Arthur Ashe Spm Welcome ABC Back Kotter on Th e Waltons are on CB S Grandma wants to arrange a qut l lmg party Mary Ellen says she won I be put on• the marnage market NBC has The Cop And Th e Kid Frank takes a ltklnq to 2 SIGNS Pomerov ~ OF Motor Co.~ -" QUAUTY 1975 PINTOMPG S2895 Whrt e 2 dr ~speed trans radto body mouldtngs w s w trre s It s ltk e new wrfh less than 5 200 mtles S269S 1974 DATSUN 710 CPE Loca l 1 owner automaftc blk vtnyl rnt t •nr sh good trr es radto real economy Prtce $2875 00 - Clearance tnm Book 1975 CHEV ESTATE WAGON stlver Value S629S Dark red s tmulated wood tnm 3 sea t tu lly equ1pped wtth every Chev optron low m•les new t 1tl e boss s wde car Stocker 57300 00 SALE PRICE 54295 POM0~~?!vE~?!'!~. CO. l(ji\ ~ POMEROY, OHIO Lucas s t eacher On PB S The Way It Was 1957 & 58 N SA ChampiOnShipS Celltcs Hawks a 30 p m On ABC Barney M il ler On PBS Lowell Thomas Remember-s NBC has Grady 9pm On PBS Hollywood Televt s1on Theatre Nour1sh th e Beast Steve Tetsch s comedy of an eccentnc fqmlly of engagmg opt mtsfs stars E1 feen Brennan John Randolph ( R ) CBS has Hawa t Ftve o Japanese terronst ktdnaps m dustnahsl s son NBC mov1e A Touch o f Class' (197 3) George Seg al tries to have a simple affa1r with Glenda Jackson (NB C adv1ses parenta l dtscrelton ) ABC has OlympiC coverage 10 p m CBS has Barnaby Jones Betty s former 'lover 1s a murder suspec t 10 30 PIT! On ABC Almost Anyth tng Goes On PBS Real dades ha s htghllghts of Puerto Rtcan Solidarity Da\ at Mad 1son S ~uare Garden 11 30 p m On ABC Mann• x looks for a m sstng woman who can clear hts client NB C Tontght Show Johnny Carson IS host to Natalte Cole, ethnologist M chael Fox CBS mov te Hornets Nest ~ 1970 ) Capt Rock Hudson parachutes beMmd Naz1 t nes to blow up a dam 1n northern Italy Som e orphans and German Dr Sylv •a Kosc.na nurse him back to health and to ln the cause wnncn bY S S Schwe tlze r 12 JO a m On ABC Longstreet checks out a hosp1tal f1re 75 Fords, New & Demos - LTDs, Custom 500, Tormos, Granadas. Mustang lis, Pmtos, and P1ckups - offered at LOW, LOW WINTER CLEARANCE 75 Ford LTD 4 Dr. Sedan ....... '4195 Very low mileage Local owner CBS prem1 eres Sara star nng Brenda Vaccaro as a spunky schoolmarm out west based on a nove l bV Martan Cockrell Tontght Sara Yarnell msrsfs on the nghl of Prtn cess Lot s Red Elk 10 to attend school ABC has coverage W nter 7pm ~P"' On CBS Mary Tyler Moore thtnks a pnest 1s teavmg the ch urch because of her !R ) ABC has more Wmter Olym pte coverage 9 30 p m Bob Newhart CBS has legal patns A pa t1 ent sues tl lm and Emily ftghts a parktng t~eket I I ' ~t:Odn 4 nr one loca l owner 73 Ford Gran Torino ..... -....... '2395 4 Dr Sedan one loca I owner 73 Pontiac Catalina .............. '2795 4 Dr Sedan air one very careful local owner 73 Ford LTD Brougham-- .. -.... '2995 2 Dr H T atr and fu ll equtpmen t Ntce 73 Ford Mustang 2 Dr. HT.. ... '2995 V 8 Sharp car 73 Ford LTD Sta. Wagon ....... .'2795 8 Pass a1r full equtpment Except1onal 72 Dodge Charger 2 Dr H T Shows best of care va ............ '2295 72 Cadillac Deville 4 Dr. HT.... '3195 All goodtes Very clean 72 Volkswagen "411 •: ...... _,,, '2695 4 Dr Sedan economy a t tfs best 72 Ooel 4 cvl. 2 Dr.............. _'1695 Sharp 71 Volkswagen 2 Dr. Sedan.. '1695 O.Vned by loca l mm tster 69 Chev. Camero ...................'1495 V 8 2 dr hardtop Excellen1 69 Dodge Dart Swinger ........... '695 Headers and all Chotee of 68 Chev Impala 2 Or & 4 Or 68 Ponttac Each at Only ••••••••••••••••••••• , •• ,,, 1 595 73 Ford Van Club Sedan ........ •3795 Chatteau 8 pass P S P B A T Tops tn every way 70 Dodge % ton Pickup .......... '795 Runs good MANY MORE SEE Fred Blaettnar, Pat Hill, Melvin L1ttle. or Dan Thompson Open Evemngs T1!6.00 Except Thurs. and Sat Til 5:00 Phone 992-2196 Mason club has meeting 461 S. 3rd Middleport HOSPITALIZED Mrs Hazel Ball of Pomeroy 1s a surg1cal pahent at the Holzer MediCal Center Room MASON - The Mason Busy 207 Bees 4-H Club meehng at the home of Mrs John Sisson opened w1th devohons by NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Tom S1sk and Angw Johnson case No 21716 Estate of Eftte W Oen•~on. Pre s 1dent Lynn Oliver , Deceased presided Angela Proffitt Not .ce tS h ereb y g tven that rev1ewed plans for the H Joe Den1son of Box 83 Rutland has been duly ap skatmg party the club was to pomted Admm 1strator of t he have Thursday, Feb 5 at the Estate of Eff•e w Dentson ecease d lat e ol Me tgs New Haven Communtt} dCoun t y Ohto Bmldmg Cred1tors are requ1red to e the•r cla1ms w•lh sa1d Begmmng Saturday, Feb 7 1f lduc •ary wlthm four m onths the club w1ll start selhng Dat ed lh1S 20th day of B1cenlenmal candles at the January 1976 Mann ng D Webster Judge pnce of $2 each and la ter (1) 23 JO (2) 6 , 31c wmd ch1mes for $1 50 each Talks were g1ven by J1ll Taylor and Angela Proffitt A demonstration was g1ven by L1sa Reynolds Refreshments JUST A were served by Bndgetle Bently, Patty Ohlinger, Ilena COUPLE OF Van Meter and Larry Roach - Angela Proffitt THE FINE, PTO MEETS HARRISONVILLE Harnsonv1lle PTO met Tuesday Feb 3 Dunng the made for a spnng carmval to be held on March 26 at the school Plans "ere also made for a kmg and queen con test The attendance award was won b) Mrs Weber 's th1rd grade NAME BRAND APPLIANCES YOU'll FIND AT BAKER FURNITURE @]SPEED OUEEN I ~ Olymptc On F trlng Ltne PBS W1lltam Buckley discusses The Edu ca tor s Dilemma Wtth Wilson Rtles Cal1forn•a supertntendent of publiC 1nstructlon 8 p m Almos t Anyl htng On ABC Goes CBS atrs The Jeffersons NBC mov1e Old Yeller ~ 1958) Walt Drsney s tale of a dog and the T exas fam ily he adopts starr ng Tommy Kirk Dorothy McGu•re Fess Parker ln ternaltonal An1mat1on Fes 11vat 1S on PB S Mr Rossr Buys a Car by Bruno Bozetto Cafe Bar (a man and woman share a r even e 10 a coffee shop) by Alison De Vere who destgned backgrounds for Vel low Submanne Mary Beam s Tub F ilm from the plactd potnt of vtew of a woman who goes down the dra in and Maxlcat tYugosla v•al ba ltl es a bOwl of exp todtng spl'lgMetft 8 30 p m Doc tS on CBS I 74 Ford Gran Torino ............. '2995 busmess sess10n plans were FRIDAY 8p m J 10 p m CBS has caro l Burnett wllh Joanne Woodward PBS soun ds t ag e The 1975 Down Beat Reader s Poll Awards hos ted by Ch tc Corea and Qumcy Jones w1th musiC by Stan ley Clarke Freddy Hubbard Rahsaan Roland K1 rk Hubert Laws Sonn y Rollms McCoy Tyner Weather Report and a few ottlers 11 JO pm NBC Saturday N 1g h t • Stain'- Steel Washer and lffler The Fresh Ham Hock Navy Bean Soup 90~PINT CARRY OUT ONL V Crow's Steak House Pomeroy Ohto GAS ~ANGE Open Tonight T1!8: 00 '" "• , " �. , • 6 - The Daily Sent mel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 Fnda) , Feb 6, 1976 .. ~!~~;1/oJ .-I'J..-~,_ For ene le-tter to eath aquart", to Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds WANT AOS INFOR,.,ATION OW::J\OLINE~ Before 5 P M Day Publica ! ron Mon day. De tl dlmt:. 9 a m Cancellat ton Correcttons wilt be accepted unttl 9 a m lor Day of P ubllca t •on I MASCH REGULATIONS 0 II I I LEABED [J l _.... _ . . __ I I K] __ FOR A NO~-STOP FLII;>HI, TAKE THI~ Now ......,,. the circled let~rs form the IUJ1111M anawer, u IUJitlted bJ th• above earloon. to __JI THe r xI I xI I I r1 .. (..._•en a-rrow) I J ....IH Ye.aerd•y'• EXACT ROBIN HERMIT BUNKER Aluwel'l Sul('f the11 f1nd 1t d~tntablt>, NOTICE under s 1gned make ~ppllcat•on 1ntends to to Probat e Cour t ot M e 1gs County Oh10 for an order to c hang e daughters nam e to Tra c1 Earlene Wr gh t Sa1d appl•cat10n wd l be by pet•t•on to be f1led n sa•d PrObl!lte Court on or afler th e day of February 197 6 Dated t hiS 4th day of February 1976 Charlotte Wr ght mother ot Trac1 Earlene wr ght 11c (2) 0 Ernest D Congo whO d ed 10 years ago Feb 5 1966 Sadly m •ssed by hIs w 1fe and c h l dren 2 6 11 c I N LOV t N G memory of Le e Denney who passed away 3 yea r s ago FEb 7 Sadl y Beulah m1ssed by s•ster 2 6 li e Cost of Not1ce FABR IC Sale Cont1nued Due to b ad weather our sa l e will be extended for another week en d ng Fcb 7 Carol1na F abr cs on ~ t 7 one half mt e nor t h of ( hest er Dh•o Henry and Ma r y Hun t er owners 2 61p Uving ••.••. . -SPECIAL!-- 12 WORDS 4 DAYS $125 CASH WITH ORDER 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. NAME ADDRESS CITY PHONE MAIL WITH '1.25 TO THE I POMEROY, OHIO 45769 H Q I !S E tn R Utland !38')8 CJII 991 1 4 1fc La Salle HOTEL Mtddfeport 0 Ph 992 2771 Rooms, '5.00 up NOTICE OF PUB LI C SALE To whom t may concern NOIICe IS hereby g1ven that on Feb 17 1976 at lOam a publ c sa l e wtll be held at the C 11zens Nat1onal Ba nk M•dd l eport Ohto to se ll for cash the fol lo w ng col latera to wtt 1975 Ford Styles de P ck up truck S N F2 5MCW 48459 Th e Ct!uens Naltonal Bank reserves the r •g h t to btd at the sale 2 5 3tc MAKE SURE you gel every poss•ble deduct on lh s year Have your Fe deral and Sta te In come Tax return by an ac co untant Ph one 99'1 617] 1 21 521C McDANIEL Custom But c hertng West Columb•a W va we bu tc h er cattle and hogs S10 cattle slaughter $7 for hogs 12c for c utttng and wrappmg St ate and federal Inspected Open 6 days per week Phon e ( JOdi 88 2 3224 1 30 261C ' Ptexitlglass Table Top s, Mtrrors Storm & Screens FERRELL'S GLASS & HOME MAINTENANCE Stdtng - V1nyl & AIUI'Y'tnum Wmdow Glass Glaztng On the Job or rn Shop P1ck up and deltvery servtce Call Collect J88 8:Zl9 Specralne 1n butld up roo t1ng & hot roofs Free Est1mates 10 years ex penence Harve Ferrell Btdwell OhtO 2 6 l mo FREE ESTIMATES Blown Insulation Serv1ces Automatrc Water Condttrontr 3 AND d RM furntsh ed and unfurnished a pis Ph one 992 5434 11 9 tt c DE /\ LER S tn scrap 1r0n me t ats tun k autos R1dcr s Savage Phone 992 5 168 1 2 29t p OLD furn t ture 1ce bo xes brass beds s tone t ars or complete households Wnte M 0 M tll er Rt 2 Pom er oy Oh•o Cal l 99'2 7700 10 7 7 4 Help Wanted ~!:::T I RED or se m• re t ,r e d la dy to I ve 1n r ree room and board and small waaes lor l•ght dut •es 5ee a t 308 P age St Middleport Oh o 1 11 11( Employment Wanted SEW ING of all k nd s dresses for all occas•ons sacks sh trts new born layettes cur tams drapes Phone 992 3035 and ask for Dorothy 2 4 12fc Pets 210,000 Weekly Gram Capac;tty '299 ------------FOR SALE Btcentenntal Coms 19755 Prool Set (6 pes 1 S25 00 1915 Mtnf Set S9 00 , 1976 Stiver Proof Set (3 pes) S15 00 , 1976 S1lver UNC Set (3 pes l sa so LARRY LAVENDER Call Rutland 742 2331 R&J COINS S~acuse Ohto Reg S339 00 Val Ph 992 3993 .:1 10 1 Phone 992·2111 Roger Wamslev l'l31mO mo Quality Print Shop Auto Sales CHE VY to n I wh~e dr vc p c: kup Rata nn of ta c ta ry w:trra nty Ct eck h1 S b elor e you b uy i'l new QnC' Phone alter 'J p 111 or on week ends '1'1 ) J 196 I 9 I( 1974 F O~D van I ton long wheel base auto w th PS and brakes rad10 set up to pull camper Phone 991 7320 2 1 61 c 1906 OLUSMOBILE 98 needs r ep a 1r $200 Phon e 992 6102 '1 4 61C F OR SALE 1968 Oldsmob le Toranado A 1 shape S150 Phone 992 39 92 2 4 dip 1 Ant que Pomeroy Offtce lOS Bu1ternul 992 33115 Formerly Weed Wholesale Featunng De tu x Zerox Copy Servtee . 0 1f 1 c e S u p p I ' e s_. M meograph S upple~ , largest select•o n of wed dtng su ppl es n South eastern Ohio Th e Pr1n1 Shop Compl e t e (S till 10 bU'5tness In M1d dlepor tl 118 2 mo t9 7~ Rill Estate for Sale At,nemen t locat ed beh nd R ut l a n d Grad e T unrup brak es School wt1ee ba!Jnc ng a t•n e ment Phon e 742 2001 111611( 1968 J EEP Wagon eer 6 cyt std lock out hubs Phone Haro d Brew e r Long Bottom Oh o ( 614 ) 985 3554 2 1 tt c ONE ACRE 6 rms and b ath R t 3 Pomeroy Rose HIll D•ck Davts prop erty full basement a um•num s•d•ng pj3neted SlO 000 Call Oak Hdl 085 0576 evenmg s Ja ck son 28 6 3004 day s 2 5 JOtp BR/\ D FORD Aucl oneer Complet e Serv1 ce Pnone 919 24 87 o r 949 2000 Rae ne Oh o Crill Brad tord 10 9 lie NE W HOME or r e mod eltng by hour o r contract Phone 992 3511 or 992 7523 after 5 p m 1 25 I ~l p Real Estate For Sale 5 ROOM S and bath on 150 )( 100 lot \6500 Com pete I nan c n~ Pt1 one 992 5786 2 5 6tc H OUS E on Ltnco l n H gts 1 bed rm larg e k i!chen ful basement ellcellen b JY tor S.H 900 w1th n £">w l urnllur c only 'i iO 300 Phon e 992 76 t8 I 6 26tc 10 RM HOU SE 2 baths fu ll bas eme nt g lassed 10 porch ca rpet and g arage tn Middleport \ 2 1 000 Phone 992 J3 19 7 6 6t c FOUR acres ot land n•ce loc atton for house or t rader n car sc hoo l Ca ll ! 014 ) 609 d773 or 669 37 6.! 2 6 61 p --------------- Wanted For Rent or TEAFORD VIrgil B Sr Broker 110 Mechanic Pomeroy 0 Phont992 3325 NEW LISTING - 3 Br s l arge k1f new F A furnac e basement porches and n1ce lot in Rutland $12 500 4 BEDROOMS Sleam heat 2 lt v tng s 2 porches cook a nd bake u n 1ts basemen1 wrth garage $20 000 5 BEDROOMS - L'vong d lnrng glassed rn porch steam heat (gas ftred l basement on la rge lot $16500 NEW LISTING • 5 b edroom s 2 112 baths fam tly room mod lot 2 ca r garage and m ce lot $45 000 WINTER SPECIAL Large old 12 rooms w tth bath gas & ctty water near stores Only $5500 5 BEDROOMS - Lots of new panelmg ca rpeting na t gas furnace crty water and 2 baths 1!:~ acre $18 500 FAMILY ROOM - 3 noce bedrooms, bath gas heat and large ltvlng at a very low pnce of $8500 CHESHIRE - 1976 PONTIAC VENTURA SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ph 992 2114 Modern 3 BRs hot water heat very ntce kitchen wtth range refr igerator famtly room. patto and 2 car garage 2 MODERN home tn Chest er R room s 2 baths 2 por ches sun porch 1? basement ctt y and well water natural gas garage Prtced t o sell Phone ( 614 ) 985 4101 2 4 tt c EXC A VATING dozer loaueo and tJa c lo.hoe wor!o. seplte rank s lll St a l t ed d u mp tru c k s and to bo ys lor h1 r e wilt haul 1111 d1rf top so I l1mes ton e and g ra ve l Call Bo b or Roger Jell ers ddy phOn e 991 70B9 n gnt phOne 99 2 3525 or 99 2 523 2 'l 11 tk POMEROY, 0 Ph 992 2176 International Harvester 'New Idea Equipment 1 Cham 1 McCulloch 1Saws 1------------J SEE ONE OF OUR FRIENDLY SALESMEN: CEWARD CALVERT, J. D. STORY, BILL NELSON - ' • ~::t REMODELIN G Plumb,ng h eat1ng and a ll IYD CS o f qeneral repa tr W o rk guarant ee d 20 yea rs ex pert ence Pho ne 997 74 09 5 1 lfc ..... ·-· .... - ."".....1. XCAVA TIN G dozer bu c kho e a nd dilcher Charl es R Ha11 1eld Back Hoe Serv 1ce Ru tl and Oh•O Phon e 742 20 08 11 3078tc '-' ...., •• 8. D TRE E Tr,mm lng 70 cxpe r11m cc nsured tree es tnn at es Ca ll 99 7 73 8.\ or (6 14 ) 698 72 57 A lb any w 15 l t c '2995 '3995 1973 GMC Pickup 1974 Datsun 260-Z '~ ' ... Sweepe r s toa ste r s •rons a ll sm a ll appl1an ces Lawn mower ne)Ct to State HtQh way Garage on Rou te 7 Phon e ' 85 3A2S J 16 I \. -- - SEPT I C l A NK ~ c l ea n e d Mod er n Sanllat•on 992 3 9~J or 99 ~ 7349 9 18 lfc " n '" LET US DO IT! I .. Carpeting "' • 501 NYLON $499 square Yard RUBBER BACK we hav e hundreds ot carpe t values Yo ur tob c ar.!,·· 1 1 ~~e~~mp~~~e~on ~ ~a~~~n~ ~ • J ' CALL 742 :Z:Ztl TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT RUTLAND FURNITURE .. • VO , ' ' 742-1211 lots S46 900 WITH OVER 50 PROPERTIES , WE OUGHT TD HAVE IT TONITE (FRI., FEB. 6 t 7&00 P.M. New and Used Merchandise At Mason AUCIION HOUSE Horton St. Mason. W.Va. '" '5695 '3595 1973 Chevy C"pr ce 2 df equ tpt HT 1972 Ford T-Bird fu lly local owner • 67 69 68 66 2 Dr H T Fully Equ pped '2895 '3395 WE NEED GOOD USED CARS •• .• Chevelle 4 Door 6 cyl. auto·-----'695 Olds 98 4 Dr. Sed., power, air ___11195 Pontiac Station Wagon-------- 1795 Okls 88 HJ. Sedan _________ '395 69 Chevrolet % ton PickUD-------11295 72 Dodge 1 ton Truck, flat bed----12695 See one of these courteous salesmen. Pete Burns, Lloyd Me Laughlin or Marvrn Keebaugh STOP IN TODAY Karr & Van Zanclt "You'll L1ke Our Quality Way of Domg Busmess" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evenmgs Untii6.00-Til5p m- Sat • Highlights in TV watching next week What's Or\ Television Feb 8 14 By Umted Pr eu lnternat1ona1 ( Ttmes are EST unless noted) ( R denotes repeat I returns Will Rose succ umb} Ko ak IS on CBS N BC mys t ery Mallory C•rcumStant•al Ev•dence st arSUNDAY nng Raymo nd Burr as a 1p m lawyer clear ed Of perjury ABC ha s the Super star s. charges by the bar but not by men s preliminary the publ iC He def ends Mark On NB C a th ree hOur Grand Hamill a prtsoner accused ot st and mcludes a look at the- k ll lmg ano th er m mate Wr11t en 1975 world ser.es by Joe l 0 ansky 1 JO p m ABC ha s Wmter Olymp •c CBS has a Naltonal Basket cover age ball Assoc a t •on game Buffalo 10 p m Braves vs Phdadelph ll!l 76ers CBS News presents The Red from Th e Spectr um Phtladel Flower and the Green Horse a look at tn e exh•bll of Chinese ph1a 2pm arc heolog y tour ng the cou n try PB S has Leona rd Bernste•n On PBS Bil l Moyers Jour at Harvard Th e Unanswer ed nat T t'le People Agatnst Quest ion The Twenltelh Cen Redl1nmg Some banks deny loan and mort gage money n fury Cr•S s Mus i c of l ves Mahler Ravel SchOenberg areas they deem nsks usually Feat ur es the finale of Mahler s older c ty ne tghborh oods Oppo N1nlh SymphOny by the V1enna nent.s say thiS creates - and perpetuates sl um s Gues ts Philharmonic 2 JO p m mclude Ralph Goetze Boston ABC has coverage Of the XII Redevelopment Assoclat on W1ll1am 0 Conne I Un1ted wmter 0 ymp c Games 4pm Sta tes Leag ue ol Sav mg s N sc has the Bob Hope ASSOCi flt10nS Gale S!nco tta Of Chtcago s M e tropol•tan Area Desert Classic f inal round gol f Hous•ng A lt 1ance from Palm Desert Ca lif 4 lO p m 11pm ABC Wide world of Sports PB S a1rs Kup 5 Sh ow e.Nal1onal F1n~ 1s Rodeo fr om MONDAY OklahOma Ctly · International 7p m c l1ff d t vtng c hamp10n sh ps On PB S Anyone for Ten from Acapulco nyson? Wet ll Whttman and the s 30 p m Civil War w1th Rt ch ard K1ley On pB S Ant•ques Spon geware pott ery decorated from Gettysburg 8 pm with a sponge dipped 1n dye On The Rocks ABC Old was mostly blue on wh1te wtiM trmer E J Andre ref uses parole Rufus Foshee of Camden until htS nam e ts cleared Ma•ne 6pm NBC has Rtch Litt le On I'BS Sx Hundred On PBS Blac k Journal Ch1na ~ s Hi sto ry ABC hliS Winter Olympic Mdlentcl Unearthed Ch1n ese archeotog coverage teal f1nds 6 JO p m Rhoda tS on CBS Mam a Ida PBS has 'Wor ld Press thmk s Papa Mart•n Is chasmg 7 p m women and otherwise II"VIng 1n CBS a1rs 00 Min utes NBC s Wonderful World of sin a 30 p m 0 1snev The Bears and t Ph y ll tS 1S on CBS Leo Pari 2 Patnck Wayne refuses to g lve up hts three bear cubs Heatherton lr1es to do away leading to land war belween Wtfh hrmself ABC has W1nter Olymptc lnd 1ans and the Parks Depart me!{' com m issioner Andrew coverage Du~an orders their sett lement 9 Pm All 1n the Fatntly CBS on ABC Swiss Family Joe Forrester is on NB C Reformed bettor helps break up R o~ nson Jean Laf itte s tra .tor ou~ ~a l de Nevtlle Brand setzes a gambling nng 9 30 p m Jel'l!IIY'II41h and plans to board an On CBS Ma ude d•rects entrny (British) man of war Tu ckahoe s Bicentenn 1al musl Pat,p ca l extravaganza wtlh a sa l ut e ., I Pm Oil ABC The Stx Mtl l10n to Amencan women fea l urmg Oof{er Man tolns w 1th F arrah Mrs Na ugat uck as Betsy Ross Fawcett Mators who steals tn w• th R1chard Deacon Phil orOtr to re tn eve a sto len Leeds 10 p m statue CBS has Med•cal Cen ter ~ NB C Ellerv Queen Troy Dq'tllhue ptaytng EllerY ,, a Terror stalks the campus Four m.w le directed by vmcent students have been murder ed Calhenne Burns onty t v1 ng Prke Is shol wtlh real bullets pes airs Nova A Small w llness suffers from recltrrmg a dommeerlng I nt~erftcllon ' Every year headaches som.e s.ooo bab.es are bOrn w•th mother and amn es•a Jigsaw John t5 on NB C Sla m stMna biflda ' - the ir sptnes do~t knt t Proorarn C)(plores woman s body unearltlet1 10 ye.us later husband John tf s worth saving them CBS The Sonny and Cher Ragm may have been framed S-.w Guest IS Raymond Burr for !tie murder ~ tpm ABC atrs Rtch Man Poor Y"Bs has Masteri\' lece Thea Man Tom tS pleased by h is Ire Upsta i rs ownstatrs sons btrth and h1s career Rudy sees Julie ctlscovers her Home t:: tres Dashing Grego rv Wilmot now a sergeant marnage Is rocky ,.,.., AUCTION SALE auto a1r cond full spor t car •nstrumentat •on local one owner Sharp mag w heels Pomeroy, Ohio Ph. 992·2174 0 ELWOOD BOWER S REPAIR 6 cyl SMITH NELSON MOTORS • RE ADY MIX CO N w"E - [ det 1ver e d rt ghT to you r protect F as t and easv Free es t m ates Phon e ~9 2 ~184 Goeg tem R ea d y M•x Co Mtdd l eport Oh o 0 30 lfc Long wtde bed V 8 auto 16 000 actual miles loca l owner See fhts one to be l• eve If "Your Friendly Dealer" • SE WING M AC H I NE Repairs serv ce a 1 rtHlkes 997 '228.! Th e r abr1 c Shop Pom ero y .1\ut hor.red S•ng er Sates and Servt cc We sha rp en SC iS!.O r S 3 2Y 1f c actual 23,000 ' 72 Buick Electra, V-lc)p, pow., air--- '2695 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., power, air ___ - 12695 72 Chev. Imp. Cus. Cpe., full power, air 12295 72 Dlds lux. Sed., full power, fact air'2895 71 Ford LTD Wagon, pow., luggage rack11695 71 Ford Tor. Cpe., V-8, auto., air_ ____ 1J595 70 Dodge Mon. 4 Dr~ V-8 auto., P.B.,-'1395 70 Olds 98 HT Sed., pow., F. air---~1 1095 69 Ply. 4 Door, V-8 auto.--------'895 68 Dodge Dart Cpe., V-8 auto.----- '995 67 VW 2 Door Bug ___________ '695 SO TRADE TODAYI •• • ••• y~ ar s per•od OtJr •nstal ler ha s 28 years expenence Expert ·n~atl at•on You II like wflat you get 2 Dr H T , m1les, clean %ton I 17 1 mo ·. 1974 Buick Century Aslre 4 cyl , 3 spd, bucket seals, low mileage Call992-7537 Pomeroy, Oh1o ' Equipment Co. •• Kuhl Cake Decor BEDRM home tUS I f•n •shed remodel tn g Sa em St Rutland Phone 1d2 2306 alter J p m or see M110 B HutchiSOn 9 23 tf c MEIGS 1975 Pootiac and baker Ltc e n se d decora tor Krtch en State Inspected LOT 40 x 100 close to Kroge r s •n Pomeroy Phone 1 Bd6 2490 Reynoldsburg Oh10 after J 30 p m 5. 30 0 Wilt co nstder off er 2 4 3tc -------------, Pomeroy Cakes, Baked and Decorated To Your Order 8 RM HOU SE 7 baths on cor ner lot '" M dd!eport Phone 992 3427 after 6 p m 2 4 6tc 3 , ~ 73 Monte Carlo 2 Dr., v-roof, air---- 13695 73 Pont. leMans 4 Dr., pow., air--- 12995 72 Olds Cut. Cpe., power, air ______ 12495 72 Datsun 2 Door, std. _________11595 72 Buick lS Cus. Con., power, air~-- '2895 Nathan Btgg s Rad1ator SpeCialist RM ho use on JD acres n Back of L eta rt co untry OhtO Phone 247 2286 2 d 61c For Sale Real Estate For Sale I 2 26t p . Low, Low Winter Prices 75 Cadillac Eldorado Cpe., pow., ail __ _18995 75 Cadilac Cpe. DeVille, power, air__ 17500 14795 73 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air 73 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air __ 14795 72 Cadillac Cpe. DeVIlle, power, a1r __ '3895 75 Maverick 4 Dr., auto., P.S., F.B.-- 13195 74 VW Bus, 9 pass.----------- '3695 73 Volkswagen Bus, 9 pass. ______ 13295 F rom the larg est Truck or Bulldozer" Rad1ator to the c;ma flest Heater Core E EXCAV A TING BA CK HOE S AND DOZER LA RGE A ND 5. MALL SEPTIC T A NK S IN S T A LLED ~ B I LL P UL LIN S PHONE 992 2478 DAY OR NIGH T 111178tp D C fo!ANE ~e r v1CC e r ect on !0 tr N E ARLY fin iShed bt level Phone '192 ~4 6 1! spt t ent ry 5 bedrms 3 baths equrpped k1t c hen ra m y ro om 2 car garage $44 000 Phone t61J ! 985 38 10 2 5 6tc USED CARS 4 dr Sedan - Comfort and Economy· - powered by a small V 8 and automat •c trans wtth power st eerrng AM rad to deluxe whee l We Buy Antiques 0 DEL L BEDRM house m M1d dleport corner tot N ew l;lath sto ry and ha lf utd ty room new carpe t1 ng and new root gStrag e and work room fru1! cel l ar Close to and shOpptng sc ho o l i 17 500 Phone 992 702J 1 27 20t c 196 7 DODGE Dar t 6 cvl nder new ballery and snow ttres Good runn ng condll•on $165 P h one (6 14 ) 067 3031 '} 4 31 p -.... 1 22 1 mo MODERN CHEMICALS 100 Kerr Street Pomerov Ohto 4S169 (614 ) 992 2198 Dtck Seyler 1 29 I mo 3 BR HU7VIE tUSI ltn tShed remode l rng Sa em St Rutland Phone 742 2300 aft er d p m or see Milo B Hutch •nson 10 9 fc l - PH. 992-6173 Modern F URN IT URE STRIPPING SERVICE R e m ov al ot Patnt S Ptast cs Varn•shes e tc . Wood or Metal Repa•rs. Refm 1shmg o l F urn , ture Bu rn lshtng Poi1Sh1ng of Copper & Brass C 1909 NOVA V 8 350 4 speed Also 1969 Camaro V 8 307 .t spee d Phon e 247 254 1 1 4 3tc .. ..,. Now accephng chents for bookkeeping and tax serv1ce. POMEROY LANDMARK 9~. Jack w Carsey M9r . ... VALUES WILL NEVER BE HIGHER! -~. -~ Currency and Supplies Buy, Sale or Trade STORM WINDOWS& DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SI DING SOFFITT GUTTERS AWNINGS NOW YOU CAN STEAL AT COINS Blown rnto Wall s & AHtcs Model UCXXX , '-.__ -:J Free estimates on car pettng and 1nstallatton We'll brmg samples to your home wtth no ol)hQatton See how you can reallv save Mtke Young , Manager Sales and lnstallatton Rt J, Pomeroy , OhiD45769 Phone day or n1ght 614 99l 2l06 1 14 1 mo lARRY WHOBREY PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT .; BUY NOW VALUE RATED PRICES WILL NEVER BE LOWER! SLOAN'S CARPETING e. Now at Landmark A KC Reg 1s tered Poodle pupptes Tmy Toy 2 males black ma r ked w• t h wn1t e 2 FORD 4 wheel dr •ve truck V females I old b lack 7 8 g ood c ondl11on Harold weeks old Phone 16141 667 Brewer Long Bo t t om 3915 Phone (6 1-l l 985 355d H AVE your mcome taxes 2 5 3tc 1 1 Tfc prepared by Stev e Clel and Rac•ne Phone 9d9 2883 2 6 12tc REGISTERED male walker 1971 MONTE CARLO W1IM a tr coon hound Black wh1te and mags S2 000 Phone 992 and tan n month s Old no 5671 bad hab1IS $75 Phone (6 14 l IN COME Tal'. Serv ce 2 6 3t c Fede ral or State taxes Mark H al l 985 3945 Phone 992 7228 or see Chest er Oh 1o 2 5 ] l p J , TON Pt c k up tow m eage Wallace Russell Bradbury heavy d u t y spr . ng s ro r • 1 30 20tc camp er Phone 992 70 17 'l 5 31p NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION I W 1LL beg 1v mg p1ano l essons OF PARTNERSHIP '"my home start1ng Feb 1 Th e Thmg Con 197'2 CHAMPION Mobt e 1973 vw Not ce 1S hereby g t ven !hat for m format o n call 992 verttble removable w n Home 12 x 60 comp let ely the partnersh •P heretofore ] 278 dews and doors New pa •nt furn •shed exc e ll ent con subsiSting between us Sher 17 18 501c exce ll ent shape 30 m p g dttmn Phone 992 3189 man A lb ert Cundiff and rnovtng ou1 of town must 2 1 Otp Frank l n Mann.ng Imboden sacr• t• ce 1il795 Phone 992 h eretofore car ry1ng on 3481 before 5 p m Ask for bustness as Rae ne Plumbmg Bran & Heatmg at Th1r-d Street LITTLE Black female hound 2 S Jtc Rac•ne Oti10 ha s been on substa t ton road Rutland 196$ FORD L t U New 12 ga d•ssolved by mutual consent Reward L•ssa Germa n Wtnctl es ter 37 1\ Sing le shot All debts due to and ow ng phone 742 2938 PhOn e 717 2:159 by the sa •d late frrm w• I be 2 5 21 p I 13 201p re ce1ved and pa id respec li ve ly by Fra nkl n Mann ng ACRE b 19 garden 5 rooms Imboden who will contmu e to LOST m Basha n area male IR CO H c lt I RC weld ng and bath home new drill ed Plott h o und nam e of Duke car ry on the sa•d busmess machtnc n ew ctec al l we ll and f urnace n ew Name t ag on collar Phone under t he st yle or nam e of bathroom 2 II rep ac es good accessortes 1n c uded Phone (0 141 985 d248 or 992 3408 Rae ne Plumbmg 8. Heatm g '192] 110 locatton 1n Letart Fall s 2 6 6tc Thtrd Street Ractne Ohto 1o 2» l c Oh 10 $7 500 Phone <: 47 3853 Dated February 2 1976 I 23 lite b la c k and whtle ST EREO RADIO Sherman A lbert Cundiff MALE mode rn walker coon hound tn Shade Frankl in Manntng I mboden des,gn 8 tra ck tape am fm 1 B R Br ck home 6 yrs 'l area Call Paul Smcla1r Rt (2 ) 6 li e rad•o combtnatlon Balance baths garage on 2 8 ac r es 1 Shad e 01'11o (614 1 696 1032 $97 dO or- t erm s Call 992 on paved r oad near r or ked c ol l ect reward 3965 Phon e Run State 1 orest 2 I 61p 2 6 tfc (6\4) 667 3787 $]8 000 1 15 27tp 19 73 PROWLER Camper 21 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION ft self conta ned s teeps 1 TO JERRY MOORE INC Excellen t c ondt t 10n Call whose last CAS H patd tor all makes an d 992 7320 known address was models of mobtle homes 2 1 6tc 406 Downtowner Butldtng Phone area code 614 423 canton. Ohro 44700 9531 HA Y tor sa l e $1 ba te or trad e? and whose address 1s now d 13 t fc Pl)on e Frank Dachel unknown You are nereby not fted tha t Leadmg Creek Rd 7d2 2085 2 l l6tp Carrol l M Fts her and Joan C F 1sher are owners of part of the premtses cove r ed 1n the d RM HOU SE w th bath m COMMERCIAL OUTDOOR Lease between Howard Welch SIGN w1th l1mer mo unted Syracuse on Sec ond St and M ldred Welch Les sors ona4 x30 f t stee1p1pe Cost Phone 992 7553 and Davtd Law as Lessee 11875 new only 5300 P hone Loca t ton Plu s Charm Pl us 2 6 61C dated No"Vember 8th 1960 and 992 5786 Durabiltty Stone faced recorded tnVolume 50 page UNFURNISHED 2 5 61C 2 bedrm lovely slated floors Idea l 443 Lease Records Me1gs apt newly re decorated County Oh iO wh ch was level lot needs 2 or 3 tully carpeted Cal l before 9 TRUMPET good con d ltton ass,gned '" part to you on Phone 949 2853 a m 992 2286 parttt1ons and a shower N December 30th 1966 by T C 2 6 tfc 2 5 61p gas F A furnace cen tral Moore wMtCh ass1gnment •S recorded •n Vol 53 Page 311 FOR RENT near Rac•ne GOOD qua l tty mrxed hay t or atr $7000 Lease Records of Me1g s FREE GAS - Lovely 3 BR sale Call 992 3658 after 5 housetraller 3 BR 1 bath County Oh o pm no pets 1 sm all c h•ld o k 525 home own water 2 nrce 2 The general deser t pi on of depos•t $ 100 p lus ultl•tles 2 A 6tc BR apts mob ile home 22 the prem tses tS as follows Phone 9119 2093 Betng part of sect ton 18 Town acres CALL TODAY 2 4 31c FOUR L7Bxl5 white wall reg 9 Range 15 of Co l um bta AN AMAZING VALUE tread un.r oyal Glas bell Townst11p and descrtbed as APT 4 rm ba th furn1Sh~ ed ratn ttres pracltcalty new Large home 5 BR 2 baths follows Phone 992 5908 Two for SOO or all 4 for 5110 New N gas F A furna ce & On the North by the l&nd of 2 4 ttc Also 1969 Rambler the Howard Sta nley Farm lots of other NEWS GOOD Amertcan 4 dr standard on the East by lands of t ne HOUSE tnMason Sroomsand shttt rad 10 good shape ssoo COND ITION S1 0 000 wayne Jordan Farms bath n1ce IOCl!ll 10n Phone f1rm Vernon Weber Phone ONE FLOOR PLAN - Full On the Sou th by l and s of the 992 33d5 or home 742 21d3 99'25 12 6 W W Ellenwood Farm basement woth 1 BR TV 2 4 Jtp 2 4 Otp On the west by the lands of the R ut thty. workshop 1st Cowell Farm and c onta1nmg 2 BEDRM mobile home real WINCHESTER 37 Sl50 30 floor has 2 BR bath kit 124 acres more or less ntce Phone 992 3324 m c h Brownmg barrel $100 ltvtng R H W floors large Car-roll M F1sh er and Joan 2 A lfC Phon e 9d9 2789 C Fisher own approx t mately lof S9 500 2 .4 4tc 95 acres covered by th Js lease A LOOK WILL CONVINC The tE!rm of the lease above ENJOY grac•ous llv.ng at YOU - 2 BR bath NEW BED Mattress and tn referred to has exp•red but n M1d V llag e Manor nerspr•ng mattress Good pe rma pane wtndows the lease ha s not been dleport tor as lc vas S\04 per co nd •t•on Want $175 Phone month pl us eleclr tc These released of rec ord carpeting panel t ng 992 5833 carroll M F sher and Joan are trand new h1gh quality ktfchen carport Full 2 5 41p c F •sl'1e r as such successors apartments ~~ prt ces yo u basement N gas furnace of Howard Welch and Mtldred ca n efford Your rent m Welch ntend to ttle for r ecord uto loty workshop $13 000 e tudes m ont h to 1/Tion th H AY AND STRAW tor sa le 100 large (V ERMEER) hay of Afft~avtt ot FOrfeiture as to leases all elcc l ivmg 135 ACRES - Good clean bales AlfA lfa Fescue the properly owned by them carpe t 1ng range and ground, 3 BR home wa1er Orchard grass and some pursuant to RC Section refrtgerator tr ee trash Orchard grass Alfalfa (no bath 1 barn & other 5301 332 wtth the county p1ck up table TV at your m 1xed Prtced SID to $20 per Re corder of Metgs County expense and on s te bldgs On good road :lose bale JOOO sQuare bales of Oh10 tf you Jerry Moore la undry fac!ltlles Co n to mtnes $17,500 good clean st raw 51 00 per Inc as one of the assrgns of ve n 1ent 10 shopp1ng on Third WE CAN SELL YOUR bale or $40 per ton I All s Davtd Law lessee do not and M II Streets 1n M 1d Chalmers rou nd baler used 1 have such Lease as to the PROPERTY - HERES dteport See the manager at season l tke new SISOO port•on owned by them Rt verstde Apartmen ts or WHY - EXPERIENCE Royal Oak Farm Route 3 released to record within 30 c all 992 3273 Furntshed ACTION SE RVICE Po meroy Ohio Pllone 991 days from the date o f apar tments are .1tso 2671 HONESTY publ•cat•on of thtS nollce available 2 5 3t c 12 ) Otc 2 'J 78tc 991 1259 9f2-1568 lost . COOP Wanted To Buy CAREER awa Is you w th Luz•er cosmet cs a qualtly product fo r 53 years No terrllory restnctton work fr om your home 51• 11 t 1me to wm your tnp to Nassau For ap po1ntment call Madylon Sto ne (304 ) 7'27 9269 (cottecfl 2 3 121c LUfi.L I O R SJ\ LE Cfi.B Coat Company 1 mtle north of Chesh1re on R t 7 P tck your own $20 per ton Open 6 days per week or c all (li t 11 36 7 73 30 for f urtner •nl orr.nat on 1 8 78t c Special Rates by Week or Month AS H ST F reewill Sap! 51 COU NTRY Mobile HOmP Church corne r of Ash and Park R t 33 ten m les north P um 51 n Mtddleport W1l l of Pom eroy Large lo t s wdh ho l d a rev•vat s tart1ng concrete pattos Sidewalks Monday Fe b 9 Preaching runners and off street each n1 g ht by R ev Glen parkmg Phone 992 1479 Co l l•nS Nel sonv lie Starts 2 31 ttc at 7 30 p m The You t h For Chr1SI ChOir Wll be smg ng Pas tor •S Rev Noel H ermann 207tc TIMBER top pr ce for stand1ng saw I mber Call SHOOTING Ma tc h Sunday fOld~ 446 8570 day or ntg hl Feb 8 12 30 p m Just off 2 4 121 C R t 1 by pass Sponsored by the Lucky 7 Gun Club Call A SMALL used ptano Phone 992 53J5 tor f urt her details 992 3181 or 992 7639 '1 6 2tc 2 5 6tc RUTLAND Amencan L eg ton Gun Shoo t under she lt er Beechgrove Road Rutland 12 noon Sunday 2 6 2tc Business Services BEDRM trader d o u ble CO/l.L l1mestone and all t ypes o r sal t and rock salt for 1ce W1de f u rn i shed u tllllles and s n ow rem oval Ex pa•d no c hil<lr-en or pet ce ls 1or Salt Works Eas t Near Pomeroy Phon e 99?: Mam St Pom e r oy Oh iO 70 17 o r 992 70t.6 Ph one 99 2 J891 '} J 5tp 11: 7 tfc ------- --- ---- DAILY SENTINEL ll1 OOURT ST. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No '21704 Estate of LETITIA REA Deceas ed NOI1C e tS hereby g 1ven t hat At leen Wehrung of Pomeroy Me1gs County Ohto has been duty appo•nted Exec utr.-. of I h e E s tate of Le t 1tla Rea decea se d lat e of Pomeroy M e tgs County Ohto Cred tors are req utr-ed to tile the1r c la 1ms wtth sad t ductary w thm to ur mon ths Dat ed th1s '26th day of January 19 76 Manntng D Webster Ju dge courl of Cammon Pleas Probate DIVISIOn 30 (2) 6 13 3tc Ill 'J DAI\f THOMPSON FORD TRADE NOWI For Sale For Rent Mobile Homes For Sale AVAILABLE TO INDIVIDUALS ONLY! NON COMMERCIAL NO REFUNDS. Each 1n1t1al and group of figures counts as one word. Be sure to count name and address, 1f used, and your phone lncludmg number pnces for 1tems offered m your want ad wI II 1ncrease response 1. 2. . 3. 4. . 5. 6. 7. . OUR SIN CERE TH ANKS to allot you who ass•sted n so many ways follow •ng the Jan ~ t r e wh•ch destroyed our home We e)(te nd a spec1a l th ank s to the Pomeroy and Middleport F1 re Departments M•dwest St ee l and the B•9 Bend C•t•zens Band Radto Club along w1th those who prov •ded food c lo t hmg and househo ld 1t em s Mr and Mrs Mar1on Hawk 2 6 2t c I N ' MEMORY of Want Ad Will Cut WRITE YOUR OWN AD! lfS EASY TO ORDER BY MAIU Card of Thanks The Publtsher reserves the r tqht tn ro d •' or r e te' ' any ad s deemed ObJect anal The pub l tsher w It not be respons i ble for more than one m co rr ect nsert on RATES For Want Ad Serv1ce 5 cen ts p er Wi rd on t nsert•on M tn•murn Char ge 51 00 1<~ cents per wurd lllree con sccu r 1\/ C tnsert•ons 26 cents per word s )( con secuttvc •nser mn's 25 Per Cen t D1scoun t on patd ads and ads pcHd wtlhtn 10 days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S2 00 f>Jr 50 word mtntmum Eac h addtt•onat word J cents BLIND ADS Add•t•onat 25c Charg e per Adver t •sement OFFICE HOURS 8 JO a m to S 00 p m Datly 8 30 a rn to 12 00 Noon Saturday In Memo!} A Low Cost ONLY tltty art &u.,lng a hoatt' -MABHOR-RENr NO I 1ce 1S hereby 9 ven ! hat the -· Senttnel, 1 farm four ordin•ry worda. SEATTL " 11 JO p m CB S mov1e One •S a Lonely Number ( 1972 ) Tr sh Van Devere reel ng from an un wanted dlVOr ce takes up w•th a married man NB C Tonight Show John Dav tdson s g ue st host to Foster Brooks Nanelfe Fabray Dr Thomas Gordon ABC spec tai The Th ird An nua l Unotfle~al M ss L as Vegas Sho wg• rl Pageant Steve Allen Is host, Rose Mar •e prov•des co lor TUESDAY 1 30 p m PB S has The An1mals Nobody Loved Th e var mmts of the west - coyole rattlesnake m ustang A Nalton al GeographiC Spec ta l Opm On Happy Day s ABC the boys arrange a f1 xed beauty contest to meet some cla ssy ch tcks On NBC MOvtn On Sh otgun totmg t:oll•n Wtlcox takes on Alabama when she learns she can I park her trailer- on the land her husband willed her II s a publ c park n the rruddle of Mob1le CBS has Good T imes Flort da s r oast beet makes everyone Ill e:-:cept cas t 1ron J J ( R) a 30 p m On ABC Laverne and Sht r ley Pop t •S on CBS Jun1or and L u1s try to hea t up ht s relat 1onshtp with Lupe Consumer Surv1va l K i t 1S on PBS Tontght Many Happy Returns A Look at Incom e Tax 9pm On ABC Winter Ol ympiC coverage NBC has Pol lee Woman Mobst er. s grandson •s ktdnaped by a nval l'epper poses as a showg1rl 1n the culprits club M A S H tS on CBS Haw keyes old flame nurse Blythe Danner tS asstgne<t to 4077 Shes mar'ned PB S atrs The Adams Chroni cles John Adams Mtn tster to Great Bnlam (17Bd 1787) He s 10 ned by Ab1ga t1 and renews t1es wtlh Thomas Jeff erson 9 30 p m One DaY at a Ttme on CBS 10p m NBC airs C!ly ot Angels Tnutorous pa trto ts fram e hom• crde suspect M ered1 lh Baxter Btrney part 2 PBS a rs Woman Alive {Rl CBS has Swit ch Ex to rt tontsl Joan Blohdell threat ens to destroy Dabney Coleman 5 an t tque car collection unless he j"lelps her to frame Mac 10 30 p m on PBS woman Controver steS W1lh•n the Women s Mo\lement Part 1 lllOpm A BC mystery Where th e Action Is James B~rwtck •nvttes gambler Edd Byrnes to bel wtlh hts ltfe - on a s•ngle hand of stud poker t R ) NBC Ton 1g hl ShOW W1th Johnny Carson and Bert Convy Clifton F.!dlm.!n t aulhOr Of Joys of Wme l CBS Movte The Caltforn•a •' K td hot rods tnlo speed t rap Clarksberg challeng1ng Shertff V•c Morrow to a drag for ltf e Martm Sheen plays the ktd whose broth er was the seventh v •cltm ot the sher ff s h1gM speed chase WEDNESDAY 6 30om PBs has Book Beat The Ra•der by Jesse Hil l Ford 8 pm CBS has Be My Valentme Charl1e Brown So who needs a stuffed ma il box anyway? On NBC Lttlle House on lh e Pra 1r1e Carl L aura and Mary are trapped tn a speeding ca boose On A BC The X II Wtnler Olym p•c games PB S atrs Images of Aging What are Old People For? 8 30 p m CBS presents Mowglt s Bro !h ers another Chuck Jon es antmat on based on Kipling s Jungle Books Roddy M c Dowe ll narrat es Wtlh June Foray 9 p m NBC has Chtco and the Man Ch leo s Cousm Pepe Jose Fe l• c •ano stea ls ChtcO s g tr l Jeannre Lmero who gtves up a nurstn-; caree r to be his chai.Hter PB S a rs Theater 1n Amen ca The Mound Butlders Lanford W /son s play about tmpassloned archeolog ists per formed by the C•rcle Repert ory Company of New York Tanya Bereztn Brad Dour 1f Stephan ie Gordon Tn sh Hawk ins Jona than Hogan Taped at a Naltv e Amer.can mound srte tn south ern llllno•s Cannon •s on CBS ColJid racket ee r Robert Loggta s uncle be out to get h m ? 9 30 p m NB C a rs The Dumplmgs 10 p m On CBS The Blue Kn ight cant put away toa n shark enforcer William Sm ti h - htS terntled v1ct1m won 1 test1fy Petroce ll i •s on NBC Frater nlty prank ktdnapmg t urns r eal 11 lO p m CBS movte St range and Deadly Occurrences no! caused by gophers Vera M•les Robert Stack NBC Torughf ShOw Johnny Carson •s host to Burt Reyno lds ABC movie All the Ktnd Strangers Se\en orphans w1lh e ght attack dogs want Stacy ~each and samantha Eggar to be th ei r parents THURSDAY 6 30 p m PBS a•r s Gettm Over (S al e and Sound) 7pm On PBS Black Per-spect,\le on the News Guest s Arthur Ashe Spm Welcome ABC Back Kotter on Th e Waltons are on CB S Grandma wants to arrange a qut l lmg party Mary Ellen says she won I be put on• the marnage market NBC has The Cop And Th e Kid Frank takes a ltklnq to 2 SIGNS Pomerov ~ OF Motor Co.~ -" QUAUTY 1975 PINTOMPG S2895 Whrt e 2 dr ~speed trans radto body mouldtngs w s w trre s It s ltk e new wrfh less than 5 200 mtles S269S 1974 DATSUN 710 CPE Loca l 1 owner automaftc blk vtnyl rnt t •nr sh good trr es radto real economy Prtce $2875 00 - Clearance tnm Book 1975 CHEV ESTATE WAGON stlver Value S629S Dark red s tmulated wood tnm 3 sea t tu lly equ1pped wtth every Chev optron low m•les new t 1tl e boss s wde car Stocker 57300 00 SALE PRICE 54295 POM0~~?!vE~?!'!~. CO. l(ji\ ~ POMEROY, OHIO Lucas s t eacher On PB S The Way It Was 1957 & 58 N SA ChampiOnShipS Celltcs Hawks a 30 p m On ABC Barney M il ler On PBS Lowell Thomas Remember-s NBC has Grady 9pm On PBS Hollywood Televt s1on Theatre Nour1sh th e Beast Steve Tetsch s comedy of an eccentnc fqmlly of engagmg opt mtsfs stars E1 feen Brennan John Randolph ( R ) CBS has Hawa t Ftve o Japanese terronst ktdnaps m dustnahsl s son NBC mov1e A Touch o f Class' (197 3) George Seg al tries to have a simple affa1r with Glenda Jackson (NB C adv1ses parenta l dtscrelton ) ABC has OlympiC coverage 10 p m CBS has Barnaby Jones Betty s former 'lover 1s a murder suspec t 10 30 PIT! On ABC Almost Anyth tng Goes On PBS Real dades ha s htghllghts of Puerto Rtcan Solidarity Da\ at Mad 1son S ~uare Garden 11 30 p m On ABC Mann• x looks for a m sstng woman who can clear hts client NB C Tontght Show Johnny Carson IS host to Natalte Cole, ethnologist M chael Fox CBS mov te Hornets Nest ~ 1970 ) Capt Rock Hudson parachutes beMmd Naz1 t nes to blow up a dam 1n northern Italy Som e orphans and German Dr Sylv •a Kosc.na nurse him back to health and to ln the cause wnncn bY S S Schwe tlze r 12 JO a m On ABC Longstreet checks out a hosp1tal f1re 75 Fords, New & Demos - LTDs, Custom 500, Tormos, Granadas. Mustang lis, Pmtos, and P1ckups - offered at LOW, LOW WINTER CLEARANCE 75 Ford LTD 4 Dr. Sedan ....... '4195 Very low mileage Local owner CBS prem1 eres Sara star nng Brenda Vaccaro as a spunky schoolmarm out west based on a nove l bV Martan Cockrell Tontght Sara Yarnell msrsfs on the nghl of Prtn cess Lot s Red Elk 10 to attend school ABC has coverage W nter 7pm ~P"' On CBS Mary Tyler Moore thtnks a pnest 1s teavmg the ch urch because of her !R ) ABC has more Wmter Olym pte coverage 9 30 p m Bob Newhart CBS has legal patns A pa t1 ent sues tl lm and Emily ftghts a parktng t~eket I I ' ~t:Odn 4 nr one loca l owner 73 Ford Gran Torino ..... -....... '2395 4 Dr Sedan one loca I owner 73 Pontiac Catalina .............. '2795 4 Dr Sedan air one very careful local owner 73 Ford LTD Brougham-- .. -.... '2995 2 Dr H T atr and fu ll equtpmen t Ntce 73 Ford Mustang 2 Dr. HT.. ... '2995 V 8 Sharp car 73 Ford LTD Sta. Wagon ....... .'2795 8 Pass a1r full equtpment Except1onal 72 Dodge Charger 2 Dr H T Shows best of care va ............ '2295 72 Cadillac Deville 4 Dr. HT.... '3195 All goodtes Very clean 72 Volkswagen "411 •: ...... _,,, '2695 4 Dr Sedan economy a t tfs best 72 Ooel 4 cvl. 2 Dr.............. _'1695 Sharp 71 Volkswagen 2 Dr. Sedan.. '1695 O.Vned by loca l mm tster 69 Chev. Camero ...................'1495 V 8 2 dr hardtop Excellen1 69 Dodge Dart Swinger ........... '695 Headers and all Chotee of 68 Chev Impala 2 Or & 4 Or 68 Ponttac Each at Only ••••••••••••••••••••• , •• ,,, 1 595 73 Ford Van Club Sedan ........ •3795 Chatteau 8 pass P S P B A T Tops tn every way 70 Dodge % ton Pickup .......... '795 Runs good MANY MORE SEE Fred Blaettnar, Pat Hill, Melvin L1ttle. or Dan Thompson Open Evemngs T1!6.00 Except Thurs. and Sat Til 5:00 Phone 992-2196 Mason club has meeting 461 S. 3rd Middleport HOSPITALIZED Mrs Hazel Ball of Pomeroy 1s a surg1cal pahent at the Holzer MediCal Center Room MASON - The Mason Busy 207 Bees 4-H Club meehng at the home of Mrs John Sisson opened w1th devohons by NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Tom S1sk and Angw Johnson case No 21716 Estate of Eftte W Oen•~on. Pre s 1dent Lynn Oliver , Deceased presided Angela Proffitt Not .ce tS h ereb y g tven that rev1ewed plans for the H Joe Den1son of Box 83 Rutland has been duly ap skatmg party the club was to pomted Admm 1strator of t he have Thursday, Feb 5 at the Estate of Eff•e w Dentson ecease d lat e ol Me tgs New Haven Communtt} dCoun t y Ohto Bmldmg Cred1tors are requ1red to e the•r cla1ms w•lh sa1d Begmmng Saturday, Feb 7 1f lduc •ary wlthm four m onths the club w1ll start selhng Dat ed lh1S 20th day of B1cenlenmal candles at the January 1976 Mann ng D Webster Judge pnce of $2 each and la ter (1) 23 JO (2) 6 , 31c wmd ch1mes for $1 50 each Talks were g1ven by J1ll Taylor and Angela Proffitt A demonstration was g1ven by L1sa Reynolds Refreshments JUST A were served by Bndgetle Bently, Patty Ohlinger, Ilena COUPLE OF Van Meter and Larry Roach - Angela Proffitt THE FINE, PTO MEETS HARRISONVILLE Harnsonv1lle PTO met Tuesday Feb 3 Dunng the made for a spnng carmval to be held on March 26 at the school Plans "ere also made for a kmg and queen con test The attendance award was won b) Mrs Weber 's th1rd grade NAME BRAND APPLIANCES YOU'll FIND AT BAKER FURNITURE @]SPEED OUEEN I ~ Olymptc On F trlng Ltne PBS W1lltam Buckley discusses The Edu ca tor s Dilemma Wtth Wilson Rtles Cal1forn•a supertntendent of publiC 1nstructlon 8 p m Almos t Anyl htng On ABC Goes CBS atrs The Jeffersons NBC mov1e Old Yeller ~ 1958) Walt Drsney s tale of a dog and the T exas fam ily he adopts starr ng Tommy Kirk Dorothy McGu•re Fess Parker ln ternaltonal An1mat1on Fes 11vat 1S on PB S Mr Rossr Buys a Car by Bruno Bozetto Cafe Bar (a man and woman share a r even e 10 a coffee shop) by Alison De Vere who destgned backgrounds for Vel low Submanne Mary Beam s Tub F ilm from the plactd potnt of vtew of a woman who goes down the dra in and Maxlcat tYugosla v•al ba ltl es a bOwl of exp todtng spl'lgMetft 8 30 p m Doc tS on CBS I 74 Ford Gran Torino ............. '2995 busmess sess10n plans were FRIDAY 8p m J 10 p m CBS has caro l Burnett wllh Joanne Woodward PBS soun ds t ag e The 1975 Down Beat Reader s Poll Awards hos ted by Ch tc Corea and Qumcy Jones w1th musiC by Stan ley Clarke Freddy Hubbard Rahsaan Roland K1 rk Hubert Laws Sonn y Rollms McCoy Tyner Weather Report and a few ottlers 11 JO pm NBC Saturday N 1g h t • Stain'- Steel Washer and lffler The Fresh Ham Hock Navy Bean Soup 90~PINT CARRY OUT ONL V Crow's Steak House Pomeroy Ohto GAS ~ANGE Open Tonight T1!8: 00 '" "• , " �8- ThP. DaUy Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Feb. 6,1976 THE SALVATION ARMY 115 Butternut Ave , Pomeroy E nvoy and Mr-s Ray Wtn t ng o fficer5 In 9 - The Daily Sentinel, M1dd)eport-Pomeroy, 0 , Friday, Feb. 6, 1976 MORSE CHAPEL Worsh1p 11 a m , Church School 10 a rn PORTLAND Worshtp 7 JOp m . Church Schoot9 · 30 am SUTTON - Church Schoo l 9 30 am Worshtp lsi and Jrd Sundays 10 30 am NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Robert Meece , Pastor Dennts Creegar, As5oc Mtn1ster JOPPA - Worshtp 10 am , Chu r c h Sc hool 9 a m , Pray er Meeltng We dn esday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM Wor sh tp 9 am , Sund ay School 9 45 am Prayer Meettng Wednes da y 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL Wors h 1p ll a m , Church Sc hool 10 a m ALFRED - Sunday Sc hool 9 45 a m , Worshlp 11 a m . Prayer m ee ttng Wednesday 7 45 p m UMW 3rd Tuesd ay TUPPERS PlAINS CHR.ISTIAN CHURCH Eugene Underwood . pastor charge Sund&y holiness Howard Caldwe ll , J , Sunday .:, meettng 10 a m . Sund ay ~ ch oot ()upt , Sunday School schOol. 10 JO a m leader 9 30 a n1 Morntng Sermon, YPSM EIOtSe Adams : 7 • 30 10 :10 a rn ._ Sunday evening POM sa tv al ton meeting LEVAN p m se rv rcc , 7 p m POMEROY HOLINESS C CH Ladtes Home League, 12 noon LETART FALLS UNITED Rev W H o.,, .,,, HarrfsQJlv l lle . 0 Dell to '1 p m , Thursday ; prayer BRETHREN Rev Roy MlJyer . Ma nley ,.,astor . ry E bl tn , mee t mg and Btble study , F reE'I.;t;nd Norr ts , pastor . su p! Chu r ch Sunday School Sup Sunday Thursday. 7 JO p m I loyd No r r ts , supt Sun da y a m . worshtp serviCe, 10 1..1 School 9 30 am Eventng school , 9 30 am • morning am Youth cho tr rehearsa l. worsh ip 7 30 p m • Prayer and MIDDLEPORT sermon 10 30 am , Prayer Mondciy 3 30 p m u nder Pratse serv rc e . Thursday 7 30 MT MORIAH BAPTIST servrce, Wednesday , 7 30 p m dtrect ton of Mary Sk1nner , pm Corner Fourth and Matn , CHESHIRE CHURCH OF sen tor chotr rehearsal 7 30 Middleporl Rev Henry Key , SYRACUSE FIRST GOO OF PROPHECY - G P p ,m Thursday w tth Mrs P a ul CHURCH OF GOD Jr p.1stor Sunday SchooL Rev . Sm ti h , pastor Sunday Sc hool. Nease d irector Mrs Ervm Georg e Od er , pastor Sunday 9 JO a m 10 am . Art t1 ur Hen so n , POMEROY CHURCH OF sc hool . 9 45 am. , mo rnmg Baumga rdn er sup t Morntng Sup! , Morntng Worsh ip , 11 THE NAZARENE - CornE'r prea c htng worsh ip , 10 t15 am 11 am , am Young P eop le 's se rv1 c e , Un ton and Mulberry Rev JEHOVAH ' S WITNESSES evangeltSIIC se r vtee 7 30 p m 7 p m , Even ing servtce 7 30 , ClyQe V Henderson . pastor Larry Ca r nah an . prestdtng r mcetm g. Th ursday , p m Wednesday Mtd Week Sun day s chool . 9 ~Oa m Glen 7Praye mtntster Su n day . B tb le 30 p m Pra ye r Serv tce 7 30 p m , McClung , supt mornrng Watch. POMEROY WESTSIDE leclur~;>, 9 30 am Y.o ul h meet ing , 6 30 p m , worstnp , 10 30 a m , even 1ng CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W tow e r study , 10 JO a m Ev e nmg wor s h tp , 7 :lO p m serv1ce . 7 30 m•d week Ma1n St Jerry P au! , Tues('lay , Btble study 7 30 CHESTER CHURCH OF se r vtce Wednesday 7 30 p m rr)lntster , phone 99'1 7666 p m , Thursday , mlntstrv a p m THE NAZARENE Rev GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Conservattve , school , 7 30 p m serv tce non REEDSVILLE Sunday Herbert Grate , pastor Rev Harold Deeth , re c tor tn s tr um e.ntal , Sunday wor meet tng B JO p m ool 9 ]0 am Worshtp 7 30 Wors htp servtce 11 am an d Church serv~tes , 10 30 am , sh rp , 10 a m MIDDLEPORT CHURC H pSch Btble study 11 m • Prayer Mee ttng 7 30 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Hol y comm un ion ftrs t Sundny a m OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN worSh tp , h p m Wed p m Tuesday , UMW 7: 30 Sc hool 9 30 a m R tchard of month , c hurch schoo l, 10 30 nesday B1ble s t udy , 7 p m UNION - Law rence Manley, p "' lst Thursday Bar lon , sup! Prayer meeting, a m for nu r sery tllrouoh 12 p a stor , Mrs Ru ssel l Young. SILVER RIDGE Wo r Wedn esday , 7 30 p m Sunday School Sup t Su nday shtp 10 a m C1'1urch Sc hool 9 POMEROY CHURCH OF .. BRADFORD CHURCH OF RUTLAND FREEWILL Sc hool 9 30 am CHRIST- Rt char d Evanson , Ev enrng CHRI ST Clifford Smti h , Roger Turner worshtp , 1 30 Wednesday am pastor Btble school 9 30 BAPTIST TUPPERS PLAINS mm1ster Sun day Schoo l 9 30 a m • worshtp , 10 30 am , pasto r Supertn ten denl Do yle pr ayer meeftng, 1 30 p m WorShip 9 am Church Sc hoo l am morntng church 10 30 a du ll worsh tp servt ce and Hudson Sunday school , 10 MT MORIAH CHURCH OF Mo rnmg worshtp 11 GOO - Ractn e Route 2 the 10 am a m Sunday eventng ser\ltce , young people 's mcet m g , 7 JO a m KENO CHURCH OF Rev J am es M M u ncy , CHRIST ~ George Frederick, 7 30 p m Wednesday se r\ltce , p m Combtned Btble s t udy am Su nday eventng St> r ViCe 7 30 We dnesday St ble s t udy , pa s tor and prayer mee t mg , Wed Sunday school , 9 115 sup t Serv tce weekly . 9 30 R pm 7 30 p m nesday , 7 30 p m a m , morn rng worsh ip, 11 am on Sunday Pr:ea chtng OLD DEXTER BIBLE am evenrng worshtp 7 30 THE SALVATION ARMY LAUREL CLIFF FREE frr s t an d thtrd Sund eys of CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rev En voy Ray W Wtntng, ofl tce r Prayer m ee ltn g, Tuesday , month by Cltfford Sm1lh 9 30 METHODIST CHURCH Ron Terry . pa stor Sun day 7 JO p m , Young people 's Rev r loyd r s nook , pas lor tn c11arge Sunda if 10 a m school 10 am , Mrs Wor ley meet tng 7 30 p m Thursday Lloyd Wrtght Sunday Sc hoo l Holtness meetmg 10 30 a m HOB SON C HRI ST I A N supertnlendent Supt Sunday School Youn g F r a n cts , Morntng Worsh ip 9 30 MI DDL EPOR T FIRST UNION Darrell Dodd rd l, Morntng wor sht p , It a m Pe o ple s Leg ton. 7 p m BAP TIST - Corner Stx th and pastor SL.in day Sc hool. 9 30 a m Su nday Sct1ool 10 20 a Sqnday ,' Thursday , l to J p m , Lad1es Sunday evenmg serv tc e 7 30 Wednesday Prayer and Pal me r the Rev P e ter am Leonard Gi lmo re first m Matthew GRAHAM UNITED B1ble Study 7 30 p m Sunday Ho rne Lea gu e , 7 p m Pr e p Granda I , pastor , Danny METHOD IS 'F ~ Prea chtng Thompson , supertntenden.t elder , eventng se r vtce 7 30 e ventng worshtp 7 30 p m classes II 20-30 p m Wedn es day pr ayer 9 30 a m ftr s t an d second ST PAUL LUTHERAN Chotr Prac ttc e Thursday 7 p Sunday School WMPO Radto meelrng 7 30 p m Sun day s of each m onth lhtrd C HUR C H, Corner of proo;l ram 7 45 a m Sunday Mo11day MT MORIAH CHURCH OF m DEXTER CHURCH OF Sy ca more and Sec ond Sts , and fo u rt h S undays each Sc hool, 9 15 a m , Morntng GOD - Racme Route 2 Th e Romans month , worshtp se rvtee at 7 30 CHRIST - Charles RUSSfi>ll Pomeroy , The Rev Wtlltam Worshtp 10 15 a m Youth Re v Charles Hand pastor 5 1- 11 Mtddleswarth , P astor Sun day p m Wednesday eventngs a t actrvtt1es and fell ow ship for Sunday school . 9 45 am , Sr , m m tste r Norman C Wdl su p! Sun day school 9 30 School at 9 45 a m and 7 30 Prayer and 8 tble Stu dy !Untor and sentor htgh mornmg worshtp , II a m SEVENTH DAY AD Tuesday Ct-~urctl Servtces 11 a m students , 6 p m Sunday Eventng serviCeS , Tuesday a m , worstl tp se rv•c e 10 30 VEN TI ST, Mulbe rry Het ghts eventng worsh tp, 1 30 p m a m Btb le s tudy Tuesday SACRED HEART ~ Re\1 and Friday 7 30 p m Roman s Road , Pomeroy Pastor , Mtd week., prayer servtc es. F atllcr Paul D Welton BEARWALLOW RIDGE 7 30 p m REORGANIZED CHUR CH 8 1- 17 pastor Phone 992 2825 Gerard Seton SaD balh Sch ool Wednesday 7 30 p m CHUR CH OF CHRI ST -- Dou9 S up e rt n t e ndenl Clara Satu rday e ventng Mass 7 30 CHU RC H OF CHRIST , Se a ma n mm1ster B1b lc OF J ESUS CHRI ST OF Wedr~esday Sun day Mass, B and 10 a rn , M cl nlyr e , Sabbalh Sc hoo l Mtddleporl 5th and Matn , study 9 JO a m , m o r n tng LATTER DAY SAINTS Ra c tn e Road Confesston . Saturday , 7 7 30 Salurday a ft e rnoon at 2 00 , Geo rg e Gla1.e, I'Tltntster worsll1p 10 30 a m cvenmg Portland Psa lms People s mil e and turn arou nd t o l ook at th em as th ey run wtth Worshtp se r vice James om Sheets, supertn won.lltp B p m Wednesday Wtll1 arn Roush pastor Den ny 8· 1- 9 followtnn a t 3 15 Evans Sunday Sc hoo l POMEROY FIRST BAP down t h e s treet hand on hand For th1 s moment they are care tenden t Btble schoo l 9 30 111ght n lb le s tudy 8 p m Drrcctor Sund a y Sc hoo l, 9 30 TIST - Rev Ralph Zund e l RUTLAND F IR ~ T BAP· am mornrng wo r shtp 10 30 MT , OLIVE CHURCH free w1th th e exu b e ran ce of yout h, w1th seem m g ly end less 1 hursday pas t or W tllia m wa t son TlST CHURCH - Rev Roger am eventn$1 worsh ip 7 30 Long Bot tom , Sunday Sc hool . .1m , Norntng wo r Shi P 10 30 an t Sunday eventng servtee tomorrows s tretchm g b efore th em Sunday school sup! Sun d ay Ford , Jr prayer servtee. 1 p m Wed 10 a m With Wil lard Pt go lt lsa1qh pastor . Drewy 7 p m Wednesday evening school , 9 30 am , BY F 6 Gore s upt nP'V1By Sunday schoo l supt Evange ltsltc m essa ge 41:8 - 14 prayer serv tces 7 30 p m But , i1fe beong what 11 1s, th ere comes a n e nd t o t h1 s sort of p m . Btbl e s tudy , Wed 9 30 am morning worshtp MI~DLEPORT CHURCH £>ach Sunday eve ntnq , 7 30 by B E THLEHE M BAPTIST nesday 7 p m c hot r pracltce 10 45 <1 m OF HIE NAZARENE - Rev Eld er Russe ll Cltne mtnisler thm g Just now they are in ' love. If they s la y m love, 1f th ey Fnday Rev Earl Stl ul e r , p as to r' Wedne sday, 8 30 p m Don Co le . pastor Mrs Ma r y of the Aposto ltc Fat lh Btble Wo r sh,p se rvtce . 9 30 am marry, respons1bll1t1es w1ll fo ll ow THE HILAND CHAPEL , joh11 Lathey Sunday school sup! Study Wednesday . 7 30 p m BURLINGHAM CHURCH Sund a y school 10 JO a rr George Casl o . pasto r Sunday Su nday schOo l. 9 30 a m STIV"ERSVILLE C OM ~ Pastor Jerry Lcw1s Sun day 10 1-11 Btble s r uay dno ordyer If the1r lov esu b s 1d es, there will be th e p am of separation eve ntng morning worshtp , 10 30 a m MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday servtce Th ursday, 7 30 o m school , 2 30 p m wtlh wo rs lltp Sc hool 9 30 a m worslltp 7 30 Thu rs day Sunday evangel tstte meeting , SChOOl SerVICe 10 a m 1 se r\l tee at J 30 p m mtd a nd perhap s a httle heartbreak Whatever happens t h ere w 1ll Sa turday CARLETON CHURCH ~ ev entng prayer servtee . 7 30 7 30 p m Prayer meeling , Prayer me et mq Thursd a y , 7 week se-vtee Tuesday 7 30 p Kmgsbury Road Gary Ktn g , be good t1m es and bad . I Co rllllhJaiiS om Wednesday 7 30 p m m p m Sunday evcnmg se rv ice . pastor Sunday schoo l. 9 30 1 18-31 UNITED PRE SBYTE RIAN 7 om POMEROY FIR ST am , , evenmg wor sht p 7 ]0 Somewhere a lo n g t he I me th ey w ill need m ore t han th emRACINE AP O S TOLIC MINISTRY OF MEIGS ZION CHURCH O F p m Pray er mee tilig , Wed SOUTHERN BAPTIST - 282 CHURCH Thomas L COU NTY - Dwtght L Zav1IZ , CHR I ST Pomero y selves All of u s d6 1 If t h ey have found the C hu rch they will be Mulberry Av e af f lltaled nesday, 7 30 p 111 Ho lmes p ast or Evang eltsttc dtrector Harr~sonv r lle Road , Mtke wtltl S B C Gary Basham LONG BOTTOM lu c k y InCi d e ntall y - have you found the C hurch? se rvt ce Sun day 7 30 p m Gir ton , pastor , 8111 McElroy . HAWRI SONVILL E PRES Su nday schoo l supt , Sunday prayer m ee ttng I uesday 7 30 CHRI STIAN - Bruce Smtih , Sunday school supt Su nd ay BYTERIAN Rev school. 9 30 am morntng p m pastor Wallace Damewood , Btb le st udy Tllursday Ern est St r tekl ln , pastor school , 9 30 a m , morntng worship 10 30 a rn , e\lentng Su pt Bible Sc hool 9 30 a m 7 30 p m Sl: 11plu•es seJoc tt!d by The Am e u ca n Bible Soc1e1y Sunday c h u r ch schoo l 9 30 worshtp and commu nton worsntp 6 JO p m Btble Preachtng service, 10 45 am 10 30 a m Sunday evenmg No a m . Mr s Hom er Lee sup t MIDWAY COMMUNITY Conynghr 1976 .C.e•sle• AU~oen s ng Serv•cc Inc S!rasburg V<fg•n a s tu dy Wed n esday 7 30 p m eventng ser\ltCe youth ChrtSitan Endeavor, morn tng worshtP 10 30 CHurch al Lan g svtl le HYS ELL RUN F R EE FAIRPLAY CHAPEL , Su nday Schoo l 10 a m Btbl e MIDDLEPORT Sund ay 6 30 p m , worshtp se rv tce METHODIST CHURCH locate d on Metgs Coun t y stu dy Wednesday 7 30 p m m Wedn e sday sc hooL 9 30 a m , R tchard 7 30 p P au l Nevtll c pa sto r W1th the hope it wilL in some measur~. foster and help sustain that Road 1 ott etlher 325 or 124 Church se r v tce s Sat urday at Vaug ha n supt Mornt n g •event ng P.rayer mee t mg and • Rev Sunday Sch ool 9 3 0 a m . Pa stor, Rev Theron Btb le Slud y 7 30 p m 7 JO p m Youth meet1n gs at worship, 10 30 am which 1s good in family and commun1ty l1fe, th1s feature Is sponsored by Du rh am Sunday School. 10 7 p m wtlh Roscoe and ST JOHN LUTHERAN Mo rn in g servtce , 10 30 am , SYRACUSE Morn tng youth servtce 6 IS p m am wor.sh tp serv tce 7 30 Bel tn da Ftfe leaders the bus1ness firms and organizations whose names appear below CHURCH, Ptne Grove, Th e wo r ship 9 a m , S unday Evnng e ltSitC SN VICC 7 30 p 'll p m Su nday Praye r school , 10 a m Mr s Sa mpson Rev Wttltam Mtddlcswarth Thur s day m ee ltng , Tuesday , 7 30 p m Pastor Chu rch Se rvt ces 9 30 Prayer m ee l tng Ha ll supt 7 30 p m youth servrce . 7 30 p m a m Sunday School 10 30 a m RUTLAND CHURCH OF FREE DOM GOSPEL Fr tday BRADBURY CHURCH OF GOD Rev James D CHRIST - Btble Sc hoo l, 9 30 MISS ION at Bald Kn ob Rev Guyn n pastor Su nday a m morntng worshtp 10 30 E J Grllft lh sup! of chu r ch school, 10 am Su nday a m Sunday eVentng worShip Rev L R Gt uese n c amp , worshtp 11 a m Sunday servtce 7 p m , choir pra c ltee pas lor . Roger Will i red Sr Sales- Quasar- Service Rae m e eve ntng se rv ice 7 p m Ph 949 9591 We dnesday 7 p m Rev Je ff Sun day Sc hoo t s up! Sun day Ph. 949-J IS1 Racme We dnesd ay wors h tp se rvrce , Ranson Pastor schoo l 9 30 a m , p ray e r 7 30 p m . mee l tn g Tuesday 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPT IST HAZI=.L COMMUNITY Rev Fre el and Nor rts. past or youth mce t tng 6 p m Sund ay lea der s Ada Van M e ter and CHURCH Near Lon g Sund ay schoo l 10 am TilE GOOD SHEPHERD Gr ella Suttle Sun aay e ventn g Bottom , Edsel Ha rt pastor Church se r vtc e 7 p m " And when he putteth forth h1s own sheep, he goeth before Su n day sch <'o l. 10 am 7 p m t hro ug h Wednesday Btble St udy 7 wor!'.htp wrn ler mont hs them, and the sheep follow him. for they know his v01ce. My Church 7 30 p m Chester, Ohto p r ayer P m Pomeroy MT HERMON CHURCH 992 2156 RACINE CHURCH OF THE sheep hear my voice, and I know them and they follow me : I mee ttng 7 30 p m Thursda y . OF THE UNIT ED ' NAZARENE - Rev John A MIDDLEPORT PEN am the good shepherd, and lmow my sheep, and am lmown of TECOSTAL - Tht rd Ave, Ihe Cottman pastor Sunday BRETHREN IN CHRIST Sc hool 9 30 a m Gerald Rev James H Leach , pasl or Rev Wl ll tam Kn ttt e l, pastor mine. The Good Shepherd giVeth H1s life for the Sheep. " Wells sup! Morning Worsrtp Sunda y schOol 9 30 a rn Rona ld Dugan Sunday School Nowhere in the Bible 1s there a more v1vid picture of what Supt Classes for all ages Spen ce r , s upt , 10 30 a m , Sunday even mg Russell Na tronw1de Insurance Co of Columbus, 0 7 30. Prayer Worshtp se r vice 10 45 a m Chnst came to do than 10 the Illustration of the good Shepherd eventng se r viCe, 7 30 , Btb le • worShip , Grocer res & General Me rchandts e 107 Spnng Ave udy . Wednesaday 7 JO meet tnQ , Wedn esday , 7 30 p Eventng worsh p allernatt ng Pomeroy Ractne to which Jesus likens Himself. There are many pamtmgs of the st Ph 949 sn2 Wt\h C E at 7 30 p m on m p m "Youth servtCes , F r 1day Otal992-23 19 Sunday Pray e r meeltn g 7 JO Good Shepherd which have p1ct ured Him in a scarlet robe, 7 30 p m Alfred MIDDLEPORT RACINE F I RST BAPTIST p m Wednesday Dowmg to the groWid, the rohe and scenery In vivid color. ThiS Ronnte Sa lser Su nday Wol fe lay lea der FREEWILL BAPTIST 1s nota true representation of the Shepherd of the East. WHITE ' S CHA~EL scllool supt , Sunday sc hool. Corner Ash and Plum No e l Re v Roy 9 30 am , mornrng wo rsh ip, ' Coolville R D My favorite picture of the Good Shepherd 1s that by Alfred Herrmann pastor Saturday 10 40 a m , Sunday eve n tng Deet e r pa s lor Sunday schoo l, nm g se r vIce 7 30 p m Two Loc al tons Soord m which the Shepherd appears in a fleece jacket with eve worsh tp servtec. worShip , 7 30 We dn esday 9 JO a m Sunday ' schoo l. 10 a m . 59 N Second St M1ddlepor1 . 0 10 30 am Btbl e study an. d bared legs which have been scratched wtth thorns. The Sunday eye ntng wo r shtp, 7 30 e\lentng Bt bl e study , 7 30 114 E Main Pomeroy pray e r servt ce Wednesday, 46 Court St. pm Galltpohs , 0 Ph 99~ 5130 muscles of h1s arms are hke steel, strong enough to fell a bear DANVILLE WESLEYAN - 7 30 PIll MEIGS or lion with his shepherd rod and his staff. R L 1 G l RUTI,.AND COOPERATIVE PARISH ev eon asure pastor lilf'f[AND CHURCH OF Sunday Sc hool 9 JO a m The Psalmist said, "They rod and Thy staff they comfort THE UNITED youth and 1un 1or youtll ser CHRIST Rod Kas ter METHODIST CHURCH me", or as we might say, Defend me. The painting by Soord vtce 6 45 p m ev e n trig pastor V H Br-al e y Sunday Robert T Bumgarn e r\ worsh 1p 7 JO p m praye r schoo l s upt Sun day sc ho ol. depicts the Shepherd reaching away down over a thorn We Fill All Doctors Prescr tp t10 ns D1rec tor 100 E Matn Ph 992 3486 and prai Se We dnesday 7 30 9 30 u m wo r shtp se rvt cc POMEROY CLUSTER infested mountain crag. H1s hands and arms are bleeding and 992 2955 Pom e roy Pom eroy p .11 and c ommun1on 10 30 a tn Rev Robert Ha yd e n SILVER RUN FREE youlh m eeltng , 6pm Sunday he seems oblivious to the thorns that chng to hun arm and coat. R ev D Wm Sydenstncker BAPTI ST Mtles Trout e ven1ng se rv ice, 7 regu lar H1s staff d1gs into the rocky moWitam s1de, while w1th the CHESTER -- Wors htp 9 IS pas tor , Su nday Sc hoo l. 10 board .m eettng lh lrd Satur a m Chu r c h Sc hoo l 10 am outstretched arm he rescues the lost sheep. The night gathers am Leo n Mtller s up! day 7 P m, POMEROY Worsllt p Eventng ser\ltCe , 7 p m , RUTLAND COMMUNITY in as the good shepherd fmds the lost one at last , and with His 10 30 am Chu r c h Schoo l 9 15 t Prayer meettng . Thursday . 7 CHURCH - Sunday Sch ool. Lout s W Osborne Attend the Ch urc h o f Your Choice a m u MY F 6 JO p m shepherding love gathers tt up m h1s arms and returns it to the p m 9 30 a m worsh1p servtcc 11 Pomeroy Ph 992 -2118 Pomeroy 220 E Ma1n •ENTER PRISE Worshtp Ph 997 -3498 runety and nine safe ones. CHESTER CHURCH OF a m . Wednesday p r aye r 9 am Church Sc hool 10 am GOD-R ev Bobby Porter mee!tng 7 30 p m . yout h ROCK SPRINGS In the " Parables 'Jesus Told ", Reddmg says this, " From pa s tor Sunday school 9 30 servtees, Sunday , 7 p m WorShip 10 a m Churc h the tune Adam was last see n somewh e re east of Eden, m an am wo r shtp se r vr ce 11 Sunda y ntqht worshtp , 7 30 Sc hool 9 am UMYF 6 30 am cven tng SE'r VtCe 7 30 RUTLAt'<IU CHURC..f'i " has been lost. . .lost m a sea of s p ace and tune .. .lost 1n a pm youth se r vtc e Wednesday THE NAZ ARE NE Rev FLATWOODS ~ WorShi p bottomless pit of susp1c1on and hate .. lost in the tortuous Bakers of Gay 90's Bread 7 30 p m Lloyd D Gr tmm J r , pa s tor 11 a m Church Sc hoo l 10 a m Homellte Saws streets of science and ultimatums .. .lost m t he deoolate miles of LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Sun day sc hool. 9 30 a m , Mtddleport Ph 992 -3030 MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Ph !85-3308 Chester CHURCH Ted Jones worshtp servtee 10 :lO am Re\1 Robert Bumgarne r f1les From the time of the Fall, Man, Everyman, has lost h1s pas for Suh day s choo l 9 30 broad ca s t "ltv e over WMPO HEATH Wo r sh tp 10 30 God, h1s Garden, hts way "Isaiah says that "All we like sheep am Roy Stgman , supt . yo un g peop le's se r\ltCe 6 lS ' a m Chur ch Schoo l 9 30 am rnornlng worsh1p 10 30 evanqeiiS II CSer\ltC~ 7 JOpm have gone astray. We have turned everyone to his own way." UMYF 6p m Sund a y evening se r vtee, 7 JO, Prayer meettng Wedne sday RUTLAND Jeffrey We have followed our own noses mto the thorn patch and over l< er m •s Korner m1d week se r vtce We d 7 30 p m M 1ssto nary Gerber Pastor Wo r Ship n~sday 7 30 p m m ee ltng 7 30 p m ftr s t Middleport, Ohto Kermtt Wal1on the prec1p1ces and we have not had any more sense than a lost 10 3D am Church Sc hoo l9 30 W~dnesday o f mo n th am Pomeroy sheep who leaves the hand that feeds 1t, looks after 11, protects SYRACUSE CHURCH OF MASON COUNTY SYRACUSE CLUSTER it from every danger ' NAZARENE ~ Dale MASOh I.S T BAPTIST THE; Rev Rt c hard E Jarv1s ' Bass . pas lor Bob Moore ~ cco nd and f.'u,n,..roy Sis, But the Lord, the Good Shepherd, is up m the m1ddle of the · ASBURY Wors h tp 11 Su nd ay schoo l sup l , Sunday Stan Cra1g pa stor 5ur. ' : 1 ay am Chu r ch School 9 50 am night and is on His way . He leaves the mnety and nine safe ones school classes for a ll ag es schoo l 9 45 am , worslllp UMW !irS! Tut!sday mornmg worshrp , servtee , II a rn , , t r atning and goes out mto the wilderness a t the riSk of His own life to FORST RUN - Worshcp 9 9 30 am IO .t5am NYPS.630p m . un ton . 610 p m even tng 700 E Mam Pomeroy am Church Sc hool 10 am " Het l" Dealer rescue One Lost Sheep. - Floyd F . Shook, Pastor, Laurel Cliff evange ltSIIC servtce 7 30 p m worshrp serv1ce 7 JO p m UMW t ht r d Wednesday 7 JO Dlal99l 2101 Thtrd Sl Ph 949-5961 Mtd week pr ayer meetrng M td week prayer serv ce, Free Methodist Churc h . 1 pm Wednesday, 7 30 p m , Wednesday , 7 30 p m MINERSVILLE - Wors h tp miSSIOnary mee t mg second MASON CHURC.H OF 10 am Ch urch Sc hool 9 am Wednesday, 7 JO p m CHRIST P 0 £30)( 487 Mtl le r UMW t htrd Monday 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON St Mason W Va Sunday SYRACUSE Ch ur ch - Rev B1ble Study 10 am WorShtp Fme Food & Servrce School 9 30 am Worsh tp DENOMINATIONAL The Store w1t h A Heart Robe rt Smtltl pastor Su nday t I am ~1nd 7 p m Btb lc Stu dy locusl St se r v tce 7 30 p m Mtddleport Aacme Ph . 949 3342 sc hool 9 JO a m c l ass Wednesday 7 p m Vocal SOUTHERN CLUSTER Dtal992-5248 ; leader Leo Htl l wo r Sh tp mustc Rev Howard Shtveley serVICe , tO 30 am church FIRST 50 U THE R N Re\1 Ste ven Wtlson Me1gs County Bhnch 7 30 p m BAPTIST - Co rn e r of Second ' Re\1 Zefla Kruu e w s k• E D E N U N 1 T E o a n d Ande r son Mason Pas tor BETHANY - {Dor cas) BRETHR E N IN CHURtST Wa lt er Clou d Sunday schoo l Worsh tp 9 JO am Church E lden R Blake , pastor 9 15 am , worsll1p SRrvtce 11 Sc hoo l 10 30 a m Church and Office Supplies- Gills ' a 111 and 7 30 p m Weef..ly CARMEL - Chur ch School S unday Sch oo l 10 a m 99 M1il St Sunday school attendance Middleport Ph 992-3863 January 31. Howard McCoy , su pt , l3ib le s tudy , Wedne sday 7 30 Pomeroy 296 W. Second 9 30 am Worsht p 10 30 am Morntng se rm on , 11 am , P m on Feb . I, was 43, the offering 2nd and Jt h Su ndays Edward Parker of S unday n tgP'II se r v tces MASON A S SEMBLY OF $23.00. APPLE GROVE - Su nday 'ChrtS Columbus VIsited his parents, f tan End eavo r , 7 30 GOD, Duddtng La n e Mnson . FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS SchOol 9 30 a m Worsh tp 7 30 Worship services w e re held , Song se r vrce A p m W Va , Chester 1 ennant 2 Convenient locations Mr . and Mrs. Wilber Parker p m lsi and 3rd Sundays, pPrrncachtMJ R 30 p m M td P.:lstor Sunday School 9 15 at 11:00 w1th Dua n e Prayer meeling Wednesday V.e e k during the weekend. rrayer m el' l lng . a n 1 Ch tld ren' !=. Church 6 ·15 7 ]0 p m F e ll ows h tp su p per Bakers of Good Bread Sydenstricker do1ng c dnesday , 1 p m Ray p 111 Young P eople 's Servtce Saturday callers were ftr st Sat urday 6 p m UMW r, dams. Huntington , W. Va. lay le a der 6 IS p m Evany e l tSit C devotions, and Dr. Wesley 2nd Tuesday 7 30 p m Herbert and Bob Parker, CHURCH OF JESUS Ser vtce 7 30 p m . Women's EAST LETART - Chur c h Clarke delivering the Locat ed at Mtsstona r y Co uncil 10 am Jim, Gerald and Rick Hollon. . Sc hool 1st , 2nd 3rd ~ undays , CHR I ST ruessage from Gal., 5: " If the 9 30 am Fourth Sun day Rutland on New Ltma Road, ftr s l an d lh trd Tuesdays Wednesday evening prayer Prayer and B1bl e S lu dy 10 30 a m worship 2nd ne)(l to F orest Acrr.- P ark Spirit Is the Source of Our services were weD attended Rev , Ray Rouse pas to r Wednes day l 30 p m Sunday 7 30 p"' 41h Sun day Ufe, Let the Spirit Direct the last week. 91 30 am , Pr ayer Meeting Robert Musser , Sunday Sc hool POMEROY, OHIO pl Sunday sc hool , 10 30 Course of Our Life " Wedn<>sday 7 30 p m UMW su Ph . 992 ·2156 Kate Honacher and Ray a m , worshtp 7 30 p m Btble liAR I FOkll t.. HLi'r 1.. /l ~., Ot Middleport, OhiO l si Tuesd ay 7 , 30 p m Attendance was 24. . s tudy Wednesd ay, 7 30 p m , Roden haver spent the r CHRIST tn ChrtS i tan Un ton WE S LEYAN ~ !R a cine ) ._ r; aturtlay ntght prr~y , r sc r Corrunumon services were weekend In Columbus with The r~ev Wi llt am Campb<!ll Sunday Sct1ool 10 a rt1 V t(f> I lO p 1~ 1 p 1s tnr ~ unJay Sc hool . 9 30 Wors h ip 11 am Jr UMYF given by Dr . Clarke. HEMLOCI( GROVE the John Honacher family. <1 m Jam~:;s Hughes. sU pt Wednesday 3 30 p m Btbl e CH /RISTIAN Roger, Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Mr . Honacher is very 1U . t:vent tHJ SN\I IC C 7 30 p ll1 '' St ud y Th ursday 7 p m Chotr Watson , pastor . Wallace " The F rie ndly Folq" VJtJ dnesdny even tn Q p r aye r Practice Thursday 8 p m Woode, Nina Robinson , Sma ll Engine Sales & Service A report has been received Bradford supt , morning meehn g 7 30 p m You th LETART FALLS -- Ch ur c h Pomeroy, Oh1o 498 Locust 51. M1dd leport Florence Spencer, Eleanor that Rev. Meece is irnprovmg Ph. 992 ·3091 prayer servtce each T ...tcsday Sc hool 1st , 2n d , 3rd Sundays worsh1p , 9 : 30 , church school, 10 30 , young people ' s ' FAIRVIEW BIBLE Boyles 1111d Mr. and Mrs. at his home in Bethel, Ohio, 10 15 a m 4th Sunda y 9 15 ' meetfng , 6·30 p m , evening CHURCH . Leta rt W Va Rt a m . Worship 1st. 2nd . Jrd Howard Flanders of Alfred Box 28. 1. Rev George Hos char Sundays 9 15 a m , At h worship , 7 30 p m , Bible studr, Wednesday , 1 30om Church attended the Cluster pa stor Sunday Sc hool 9 30' Sun day 7 30 p m Nina Robmson called on Mr UNtv N bi\+-'1 1!) 1 am Prayer and Bible study MORNING STAR ' Hymn Sing, at the Tuppers Kat e Honacbe r on day las t Rev R D Brown , supply 7 JO p 111 Collage Pra yl:! r wo rshtp 9 30 am , Ch urch Dl.. , 3214 Plain s U mled Methodist Wl'Ck T h e F 1nest In Mo bi le Homes pastor , Sun da y schgo l su pt • ~erv l ce Tuesday 10 a rn MkldlcAol School 10 30 am , Mtd Week 9 45 a m , Sun day eve ntng 1100 E . M;un Worsll1p Servtce, Thursday Pomeroy Ph. 992-7034 Church Saturday evening Se rv ice Wednes day 8 p m ' worship , 7 p m 7 30 p m ' DICK TRACY BACI< TO TH~ TOLl· ALERT STATE CARS CLEAR TO AL'TONVILLE.'• Television log for easy viewing FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 1976 6 3Q-NBC News3 ,4,15. ABC News13 , Andy Grlff1lh 6 , CBS News 8,10, In School Programs Preview 20, Carrascclendas 33 7 oo-Trulh or Cpnsequences J. To Telllhe Truth 4. Bowling for Dollars 6, Lawrence Welk 8: Aviation ' Weather JJ; News 10; Don Adams Screen Test 13, Family Afla1r 15; Ohio Journal 20 7 Jo- Porter Wagoner 3, Treasure Huht 4, Cand1d Camera 6, Eveni ng Edition with Martin Agronsky 20, S25,000 Pyram id 10, To Tell fhe Truth 13, Pop ! Goes the Country 15, ,B lack Perspec tive on the News 33 . CAPTAIN E ASY FOil.GETTIN6 SOME,.HtNGo ~-­ WHAT AM l FOR6ETTIIJG '!' ' YA I<EMEMBER!,,.IT WA~ $TAS.H~D AWAY AT PILTDOW'J UNIVEFl~ITV ... 8 00-Sanford and Son 3,4, 15, Donny and Mane 6, 13, Great Roman Circus 8. 10, Washington Week m BY JOVE! ANCIEI-JT E'6YPTIA"-- HIEI<06LYPHIC5! WIN AT BRIDGE Dummy play is smart one ... TO 5E KEPT $AFE U~TIL THE CRATE WAS DE· LIVE'RE'D FI>OM THE; WARE;· HOLJS>~! NORTH IDI 4 Q 10 4· "' If l'D'vt: B€f;~ the sermonette ~ P. J. PAULEY, AGENT DUDLEY'S SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT BETSY ROSS BAKERY MARK V STORE MEIGS TIRE CENTER RACINE FOOD MARKET ·Alfred Social Notes THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. I.IT'"'•---------.;; 1l11S OPERATION MAY HUR.i~ ' """' WE WERE'"'-"" SINCE KIDS ·· SHE 'S GBUTu=en:~,.~I/EHEK~;:NcuPREGE, TOPS · sH~'D ~/WE BfEI'I &'IGGFST 5l'AI> '" THIS ne ORPHAN ANNIE-IM6CK T"VTH• ·· ·IF SHE HAOH'T To HIS UNE HIM--·-MARRtED PE~ HERE 15 LITTLE BillY'S MOTHER _....~~ ll~rEI'IED COUHTR.V-· POWELL'S SUPER VALU KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. So uth Pass 1"" 2.a. Pass Pass JNT Pa ss Pt~ss Pe~ss It A Ca hforma reader wants to know 1f s he ca n open three diamonds w1th 4104¥ 10 9 t A QJ 1094 o1o Q73 She 1s not vuln e rable s hould be based on a sevenca rd SUit, bu t tf she wants to o pe n th1s ha nd With three d1amonds s he s hou ld go a head a nd do so (For a copy ol JACOBY M ODERN. send $1 to ." Wm a t Br~dge. • clo th1s newspaper P 0 Box 489, Rad10 Ci ty S tat1on. New York N Y 10019) LOOI<_,_UMPA, I K NOW Y'FE't=L ABOUT ME; , SUT -mY AN ' HOLD IT DOWN IN PUBLIC WILL YUH" '£M I WASN'T oALK!NG ASOUT 'fOU, GUZ • ..-'-- WAS oALKING ""' ABOUo HIM! I GASOUNE ALLEY Never make 1 1n time qoin' throuqh town ' JOel. Ljou·re qo1nq the wronq wa1.1' ACROSS DOWN I F lirt wtth, I Old Deep V1clorian SOuth title style 2 Blanched 5 F1naUy 3 Messy 12 wds.) situations, II Regardmg British ( 2 wds.) style 12 Imme· 12 wds.) diately 4 Leapfrog Yesterday's Answer 13 Dispatch 5 MatenaliZe 16 Kmd of 29 Type 11 Meditate 6 Proceed gun style 15 Vm 's briSkly 19 Out of the 30 Kttchen descnpt1ve 7 - Chaney way gadget 16 Lay odds 8 Sanders' 20 Black tea 32 Actress, 11 Silkworm best seUer, 23 Concermng Gertrude 18 Turkish city With " The" bulls 35 Canals of Zil Silk thread 12 wds.) 24 Window Venice 21 Belgian 9 Aseptic part 36 Prefix for river 10 Province 25 Laminated gram or 22 Nobel of 2& cycle Institute sit.,,.,.....:,,...'*-""T:-- 23 Twofold %4 Brogan or wingtip 25 Disbursed 26 Mortgage Famous name in publishing 28 Beetle 31 Neighbor Spectac ular 8 6 0()-News 8, 10 , Walch & Vote 33 6 Jo-N BC News 3, 15; XI I W10ter Oi .. mplc Games 6.13; News< , Rhoda 8, CBS News 111. 7 oo-World at War 3, ABC News 13; Lawrence Welk 4, 15; Hee Haw 6.8, Flr>ng Line 33; In the Know 10. 7 Jo-Treas ure Aunt 3; Last of the Wild 10; Newsmaker '76 13 8 Oo-Emergency 3,4 ,15 ; Almosl Anything Goes 13; . College Bas ke1ball 6, Jeflersons 8, 10. Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 33 8 ·Jo-Doc 8,10. 9 OG-Movle " Rio Lobo" 3,4,15, XII Winter Olympic Games 13 , Mary Tyler Moore 8,10; Auslln City Lim1!s 33 10 oo-x II Winter Olympic Games 6, Carol Burnett 8, 10, So undstage JJ 11 Oo-News 8. 10, 13. Janak I 33 11 1s- News 3,4, Wally's Workshop 15. 11 30-Don Kirshner ' s Rock Concert 8, Movie " Zorba the Greek" 10. Movie " The Million Eyes ot SuMuru" 13 11 4s-Mov'e " House ot Cards" 3; Weekend 4, 15. 12 oo-ABC News 6. 12 1s-Movle " Alvarez Kelly" 6 I 1s-News 3; Movie " The Pink Jungle" 4; Movie ''The Cobra" 13 1.3o-Movie "Girls of Pleasure Island" 10. 1 45- Movle "Ga mbit" 3 greatest enjoyment today Ia hkely to co me from activities the entire family can share. FLI~L=AB==N=E=R==~~~3L~V,6~r-~~~~DC~SNnJrh~;s~-r(T~;LtsJl~~~~~~~,=~~d~ ~ -YOU WANT SHE USA /SAPkOUD THIS QD HAG I'LL RAISE WE'LL 2 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 221 You're capable of viewing situat1ons very objectively and fa tr ly today Agreements made will be mutually advantageous (abbr.) ~~Mr::.~tt----.10- VISIT )CUR COUt-JTRY 2 DO IT~!- PRICE OF' OIL. $ '5 00 A 13 Boxing cbamp Arranged in rows For S•turdar. Ftb. 7, 11176 ARIES (March 21-Aprll 18) Your fmanclal prospects are hkely to be m1xed today Wlth the one hand you' ll acquire, wtt h the other you may s pend foolls lll y 38 Heroic 37 Complete 38 Sneaky 39 Draw sketches of to Czech nver L.....l..--l-.l..-...1...--'- L--L.-L--1.:~ TAURUS (Aprii20-Mar 20) Try DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how is WE HAVE ~ESAME: NTEREST:l '-~MB/TlONS 1 WE'RE IN 1HE SAME: LINE OF WORK ... 13E51DE.~.t..'!?U LOVe YUUR TIJEN WHY AREN'T WE TCGETHER? WHY DID WIFE;~ AND SHE RUN OFF AND lEAVE ME ~IS 'IOU "'NOW One letter simply stands ror another l n lhts sample A is used for the three L's, X fo r th e t wo O's, etc S ingle letters 11postrophcs, the length and fo rmat 1nn of t he "ords are all hints Each day t he code letters arc dtfferent WAY? IT I to work It: AXYDLIIAAXR I. ONGFELLOW CRYPTOQUOTES MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE M YDBZ FDQZ M YDBZ J Z B Z E I.DPZ S W .J ZBZE r'MXL DP ZX, F D QZ VAL LYZ F M X- M YDBZ XDIMJU LY D L F D Q Z SJZ. - G D F Z X USEQSJ VZJJZLL Yesterday's Cryptoquole : NO M AN SHOULD THINK HIMSELF A ZERO AND THINK HE CAN 00 NOTHING ABOUT THE STATE OF THE WORLD. - BERNARD M BARUCH THE DAILY SENTINEL GOEGLEIN READY . MIX 6 Oo----Sunrtse Semester 10; Wash mgt on Debates 13. 6 3o-FIIm4; MallersofL1Ie6, TreehouseCiub 10. 7 oo-Saturday Report 3, Farm Marke l 4, Eddie Saunders 6 ; Treehouse C lub 8; U S Farm Report 10, Kenluckv Afield 13 7 Jo-Bu llwin k le 3. I Dream ot Je annie 4, Jetsons 6; Vegetable Soup 15, Dusty 's Treehouse 8, Man from C O.S I 10, Devlin 13; Mister Rogers 20 8 . oo-Emergency Plus 4 3,4, 15, Hong Kong Phooey 6, 13, Pebbles & Bamm Bamm 8.10; Sesame St 20. 8 ·Jo-JoS]e & The Pussycats 3,4, 15, Tom & JerryGrape Ape 6,13; Bugs B unny- Ro~d ,Runner 8, Bugs Bunny & Friends 10 9 0()-Secrel L1ves of Wa ldo Kitty 3,4, 15 ; Elec . Co 20. 9 Jo-P mk Panther 3 3,4, 15; Lost Saucer 13; Big Blue Marble 6; Scooby-Doo 8, 1O; Mister Rogers 20. 10 oo- Land o the Lost 3,4,15, Adventures of Gilligan 13 , Ho!Dog 6, Shazam 'IS1s8, 10; Sesame St. 20. 10 3o-Run, Joe, Run 3,4,15, Groov1e Goolles 6, 1J 11 oo-Relurn to the Planet of the Apes 3,4,15; Speed Buggy 13, CBPA Bowling 6, Space Nuts 8, 10; Elec Co 20 11 3o-Weslwlnd 3,4, 15, Oddball Couple 13. Ghost Busters 8, 10, M 1ster Rogers 20 12 oo-Jelsons 3.4, 15; Valley of the Dinosaurs 8, 10; Watc h and Vole 33; Action News for Kids 13. Vegelable Soup 20. 12 JO-Marshall Basketball 3, XII Winter Olympic Games 6,13, Go USA 4,15; Joedy Gardner: Basketball 15; Viewpoint 8, Fat Albert 10. oo-College Baskelball 3,4, 15; Children ' s Film Fest1val 8.10 2.oo-Champlons 8; Urban League 10. 2 Jo-Movle " The I Don'! Care Girl " 10. 3 oo-College Baske1ball 3,4.8, 15; Watch & Vole 33. 3 3()-Pro Bowling 6,13 4 oo-Challenge of !he Sexes 10. 4 3o-S porls Specta c ular 10 3 oo-Dead Run " 4, ABC News 13 3. 3Q-Movie " The Proud and the Profane" 10 3 45-Movle " Manhunter" 3. .4 45--Movte " Tammy Tell Me True" 4 5 4s-Movie " Oedipu s the King " 3 on McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE WILKINSON'S SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1976 5 0()-Goli 3,4, 1S, Wide World of Sports 6, 13 , Sports by THOMAS JOSEPH GuARD ' GO DOWN "TO IH ' PIT AN ' 10 1'T\Jim HI: S F'REE iO cSO.' Tile second part of her questiOn 1s Does she need a sevencard su1 t'> Our a nswer IS tha t a threediamond opemng usuall y ~ ALLEY OOP RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING . . Nor th Eas t teac hm gof play A1sAnalyze th e lead. R ts Rev1ew the bid· dmg C Count your Winners a nd losers H the all tmpor· tant How can I make lor 1f defendmg d e fe alJ th iS con · Tl>~ll<<.tll• tracl" T he Analysis of the mne of spades lead 1s top of nothmg and probably a doubl e t on Review of th e b1ddmg tn · d1 cates tha t Wes t Will hold t he Cl ub ace s 1nce w1th five spades to the ace j ack a nd a Midway Market-Pomeroy Ph. 992-2582 Bob's Market-Mason Ph. 773-5721 M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER West 1"'~~':":-~~.....r::::-:-::::~ HEINER'S BAKERY - , declarer 's kmg of spades w1ll Betsey Wolff u ses o u r acro n ym ARCH 1n her LI'ITLE ORJ;>HAN ANNIE BEN FRANKLIN STORE NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE reel As you can see 1f East p lays t he ace of spades and leads a second s pa de 1t ' w11l run around to du mmy ' s 10 II Eas t ducks West w1tl get m w1th the ace o f cl u bs but By Os wa ld & James Ja cobv BLUE & GRAY RESTAURANT RIDENOUR SUPPLY FURNITURE AND HARDWARE the open m g lead has been cor· Opc nm g lc<Jd - 94 WAID CROSS SONS STORE REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES play guarantees declarer's success as long as Analyst s of be a second s topper THE SUNDAY TIMES.SENTIN'El GAUL'S MARKET How can I make the con· tract leads Lo the play of the q ueen of spades from dummy Thts unu sual second hand h1gh • K 7 < " AK t K8632 4 JI02 Nor lh So uth vulnerable Cai'EfrEE RAY'S TV & HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER overcalled one spade • 76 t AJ o!oKQ Y85J WEST EAST 49 5 A AJ862 ¥ Q9842 •J 105 3 t l0754 t Q9 o!o A6 olo 7 4 SOUTH . ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION s1de ace East would have 6 Review 20,33 8 JQ-Practlte 3,4, 15, Wall Street Week 20,JJ 9 oo-Rockford Files 3,4,15; XII Winter Olymplt Games 6, 13, Movie "The Getaway" 8,10. Firing Line 20, Masterpiece Theatre 33 10 Oo-Police Story 3,4,15; News 20, Educational lmpllcallons 33 10 Jo-Avlallon weather 20 II QO-News 3.4,6.13 ,15; ABC News 33 11 3Q-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; XII W inter Olympic Games 6, 13; News 8,10; Janak I 3J. 12 oo-Rookles 6, Movie "Scream of !he Wolf" 8; Movte " The Resurrection of Zachary Wheeler" 10; Ironside 13 . l · oo-Midnlgh t Special 3,4,15 ; News 13. 1 J()-Movle "From Hell II Came" 10 2 3o-News 3; Movie " The Paraoh's Woman" 4 J oo-Movle "This Savage Land" J. .4 15--Movle " The Projected Man" 3 4 3Q-Movle "The Birds" 4. 6 00 - Movie "See My Lawyer" 3 CHANNEL FIVE 7 p m . - Wrestl ing tel 8 p .m - Roller Derby (c ) 9 p m - Music Connectton {c) 9 Jo-BIII Cosby (c) 10 OD-:-Target . Corruptors. DADBURN LEAKV ROOF!! •fill) I I 1 ! 197 6 Kin1 Fea&ures Sy ndi cate, Inc.) I DON'T KNOW HOW MUCH LONGER I CAN STAND SHA~ I NG A DESK WITH CHUCK! ! HATE M'f'SELF FOR FEEUNG THIS WA!f . ~ not to depend too heavtly on assoc1ates today Tiley may let you d ow n unwtltlngly Be as self-reliant as possible GEMINI/May 21·Juno 20) Ge1 your necessary tasks out of the way ea rl y Plan somethmg fun fo r you a n d yo ur spec 1al someone CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) ll's poss1ble you may fe e l a bl1 antiSOCial early tn lhe day, but th1s mood won't last lor lo ng LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Take ext ra patns w1th proJects or as s ignments today The p laudiiS you' ll rece1 ve will make your efforts worthwhile VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopl. 22) ThiS sho uld be a very pleasant day If you look at things pll ll osophlcal ly Don't take yourself or ot hers too se ri OUS· ly LIBRA (Sapl. 23-0cl. 23) Your SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0.0. 21) Th1ngs you take a hand ln should work out profitably today Manage your own material Interests CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jon. 18) ll's very likely you'll got more tha n your usual share of comphments today, especially from members of the opposite sex AOUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 11) Someone for whom you 'll go out of your way to be kind to today has a very long memory Your good deed will later be returned twofold PISCES (Fib. 20-Morch 201 Seek co mpanions today who sha re s•mtlar mterests , but who also know how to have fun You re entitled to some laughs fi~ Feb. 7, 1t71 Th1s c om tng year you will make several advantageous changes In your lifestyle A more pfea· sant and secure domestiC en· wonmenl Will result LOOK AT· .THAT... Ml( ''MOOD R iN6" JUST ' �8- ThP. DaUy Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Feb. 6,1976 THE SALVATION ARMY 115 Butternut Ave , Pomeroy E nvoy and Mr-s Ray Wtn t ng o fficer5 In 9 - The Daily Sentinel, M1dd)eport-Pomeroy, 0 , Friday, Feb. 6, 1976 MORSE CHAPEL Worsh1p 11 a m , Church School 10 a rn PORTLAND Worshtp 7 JOp m . Church Schoot9 · 30 am SUTTON - Church Schoo l 9 30 am Worshtp lsi and Jrd Sundays 10 30 am NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Robert Meece , Pastor Dennts Creegar, As5oc Mtn1ster JOPPA - Worshtp 10 am , Chu r c h Sc hool 9 a m , Pray er Meeltng We dn esday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM Wor sh tp 9 am , Sund ay School 9 45 am Prayer Meettng Wednes da y 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL Wors h 1p ll a m , Church Sc hool 10 a m ALFRED - Sunday Sc hool 9 45 a m , Worshlp 11 a m . Prayer m ee ttng Wednesday 7 45 p m UMW 3rd Tuesd ay TUPPERS PlAINS CHR.ISTIAN CHURCH Eugene Underwood . pastor charge Sund&y holiness Howard Caldwe ll , J , Sunday .:, meettng 10 a m . Sund ay ~ ch oot ()upt , Sunday School schOol. 10 JO a m leader 9 30 a n1 Morntng Sermon, YPSM EIOtSe Adams : 7 • 30 10 :10 a rn ._ Sunday evening POM sa tv al ton meeting LEVAN p m se rv rcc , 7 p m POMEROY HOLINESS C CH Ladtes Home League, 12 noon LETART FALLS UNITED Rev W H o.,, .,,, HarrfsQJlv l lle . 0 Dell to '1 p m , Thursday ; prayer BRETHREN Rev Roy MlJyer . Ma nley ,.,astor . ry E bl tn , mee t mg and Btble study , F reE'I.;t;nd Norr ts , pastor . su p! Chu r ch Sunday School Sup Sunday Thursday. 7 JO p m I loyd No r r ts , supt Sun da y a m . worshtp serviCe, 10 1..1 School 9 30 am Eventng school , 9 30 am • morning am Youth cho tr rehearsa l. worsh ip 7 30 p m • Prayer and MIDDLEPORT sermon 10 30 am , Prayer Mondciy 3 30 p m u nder Pratse serv rc e . Thursday 7 30 MT MORIAH BAPTIST servrce, Wednesday , 7 30 p m dtrect ton of Mary Sk1nner , pm Corner Fourth and Matn , CHESHIRE CHURCH OF sen tor chotr rehearsal 7 30 Middleporl Rev Henry Key , SYRACUSE FIRST GOO OF PROPHECY - G P p ,m Thursday w tth Mrs P a ul CHURCH OF GOD Jr p.1stor Sunday SchooL Rev . Sm ti h , pastor Sunday Sc hool. Nease d irector Mrs Ervm Georg e Od er , pastor Sunday 9 JO a m 10 am . Art t1 ur Hen so n , POMEROY CHURCH OF sc hool . 9 45 am. , mo rnmg Baumga rdn er sup t Morntng Sup! , Morntng Worsh ip , 11 THE NAZARENE - CornE'r prea c htng worsh ip , 10 t15 am 11 am , am Young P eop le 's se rv1 c e , Un ton and Mulberry Rev JEHOVAH ' S WITNESSES evangeltSIIC se r vtee 7 30 p m 7 p m , Even ing servtce 7 30 , ClyQe V Henderson . pastor Larry Ca r nah an . prestdtng r mcetm g. Th ursday , p m Wednesday Mtd Week Sun day s chool . 9 ~Oa m Glen 7Praye mtntster Su n day . B tb le 30 p m Pra ye r Serv tce 7 30 p m , McClung , supt mornrng Watch. POMEROY WESTSIDE leclur~;>, 9 30 am Y.o ul h meet ing , 6 30 p m , worstnp , 10 30 a m , even 1ng CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W tow e r study , 10 JO a m Ev e nmg wor s h tp , 7 :lO p m serv1ce . 7 30 m•d week Ma1n St Jerry P au! , Tues('lay , Btble study 7 30 CHESTER CHURCH OF se r vtce Wednesday 7 30 p m rr)lntster , phone 99'1 7666 p m , Thursday , mlntstrv a p m THE NAZARENE Rev GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Conservattve , school , 7 30 p m serv tce non REEDSVILLE Sunday Herbert Grate , pastor Rev Harold Deeth , re c tor tn s tr um e.ntal , Sunday wor meet tng B JO p m ool 9 ]0 am Worshtp 7 30 Wors htp servtce 11 am an d Church serv~tes , 10 30 am , sh rp , 10 a m MIDDLEPORT CHURC H pSch Btble study 11 m • Prayer Mee ttng 7 30 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Hol y comm un ion ftrs t Sundny a m OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN worSh tp , h p m Wed p m Tuesday , UMW 7: 30 Sc hool 9 30 a m R tchard of month , c hurch schoo l, 10 30 nesday B1ble s t udy , 7 p m UNION - Law rence Manley, p "' lst Thursday Bar lon , sup! Prayer meeting, a m for nu r sery tllrouoh 12 p a stor , Mrs Ru ssel l Young. SILVER RIDGE Wo r Wedn esday , 7 30 p m Sunday School Sup t Su nday shtp 10 a m C1'1urch Sc hool 9 POMEROY CHURCH OF .. BRADFORD CHURCH OF RUTLAND FREEWILL Sc hool 9 30 am CHRIST- Rt char d Evanson , Ev enrng CHRI ST Clifford Smti h , Roger Turner worshtp , 1 30 Wednesday am pastor Btble school 9 30 BAPTIST TUPPERS PLAINS mm1ster Sun day Schoo l 9 30 a m • worshtp , 10 30 am , pasto r Supertn ten denl Do yle pr ayer meeftng, 1 30 p m WorShip 9 am Church Sc hoo l am morntng church 10 30 a du ll worsh tp servt ce and Hudson Sunday school , 10 MT MORIAH CHURCH OF Mo rnmg worshtp 11 GOO - Ractn e Route 2 the 10 am a m Sunday eventng ser\ltce , young people 's mcet m g , 7 JO a m KENO CHURCH OF Rev J am es M M u ncy , CHRIST ~ George Frederick, 7 30 p m Wednesday se r\ltce , p m Combtned Btble s t udy am Su nday eventng St> r ViCe 7 30 We dnesday St ble s t udy , pa s tor and prayer mee t mg , Wed Sunday school , 9 115 sup t Serv tce weekly . 9 30 R pm 7 30 p m nesday , 7 30 p m a m , morn rng worsh ip, 11 am on Sunday Pr:ea chtng OLD DEXTER BIBLE am evenrng worshtp 7 30 THE SALVATION ARMY LAUREL CLIFF FREE frr s t an d thtrd Sund eys of CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rev En voy Ray W Wtntng, ofl tce r Prayer m ee ltn g, Tuesday , month by Cltfford Sm1lh 9 30 METHODIST CHURCH Ron Terry . pa stor Sun day 7 JO p m , Young people 's Rev r loyd r s nook , pas lor tn c11arge Sunda if 10 a m school 10 am , Mrs Wor ley meet tng 7 30 p m Thursday Lloyd Wrtght Sunday Sc hoo l Holtness meetmg 10 30 a m HOB SON C HRI ST I A N supertnlendent Supt Sunday School Youn g F r a n cts , Morntng Worsh ip 9 30 MI DDL EPOR T FIRST UNION Darrell Dodd rd l, Morntng wor sht p , It a m Pe o ple s Leg ton. 7 p m BAP TIST - Corner Stx th and pastor SL.in day Sc hool. 9 30 a m Su nday Sct1ool 10 20 a Sqnday ,' Thursday , l to J p m , Lad1es Sunday evenmg serv tc e 7 30 Wednesday Prayer and Pal me r the Rev P e ter am Leonard Gi lmo re first m Matthew GRAHAM UNITED B1ble Study 7 30 p m Sunday Ho rne Lea gu e , 7 p m Pr e p Granda I , pastor , Danny METHOD IS 'F ~ Prea chtng Thompson , supertntenden.t elder , eventng se r vtce 7 30 e ventng worshtp 7 30 p m classes II 20-30 p m Wedn es day pr ayer 9 30 a m ftr s t an d second ST PAUL LUTHERAN Chotr Prac ttc e Thursday 7 p Sunday School WMPO Radto meelrng 7 30 p m Sun day s of each m onth lhtrd C HUR C H, Corner of proo;l ram 7 45 a m Sunday Mo11day MT MORIAH CHURCH OF m DEXTER CHURCH OF Sy ca more and Sec ond Sts , and fo u rt h S undays each Sc hool, 9 15 a m , Morntng GOD - Racme Route 2 Th e Romans month , worshtp se rvtee at 7 30 CHRIST - Charles RUSSfi>ll Pomeroy , The Rev Wtlltam Worshtp 10 15 a m Youth Re v Charles Hand pastor 5 1- 11 Mtddleswarth , P astor Sun day p m Wednesday eventngs a t actrvtt1es and fell ow ship for Sunday school . 9 45 am , Sr , m m tste r Norman C Wdl su p! Sun day school 9 30 School at 9 45 a m and 7 30 Prayer and 8 tble Stu dy !Untor and sentor htgh mornmg worshtp , II a m SEVENTH DAY AD Tuesday Ct-~urctl Servtces 11 a m students , 6 p m Sunday Eventng serviCeS , Tuesday a m , worstl tp se rv•c e 10 30 VEN TI ST, Mulbe rry Het ghts eventng worsh tp, 1 30 p m a m Btb le s tudy Tuesday SACRED HEART ~ Re\1 and Friday 7 30 p m Roman s Road , Pomeroy Pastor , Mtd week., prayer servtc es. F atllcr Paul D Welton BEARWALLOW RIDGE 7 30 p m REORGANIZED CHUR CH 8 1- 17 pastor Phone 992 2825 Gerard Seton SaD balh Sch ool Wednesday 7 30 p m CHUR CH OF CHRI ST -- Dou9 S up e rt n t e ndenl Clara Satu rday e ventng Mass 7 30 CHU RC H OF CHRIST , Se a ma n mm1ster B1b lc OF J ESUS CHRI ST OF Wedr~esday Sun day Mass, B and 10 a rn , M cl nlyr e , Sabbalh Sc hoo l Mtddleporl 5th and Matn , study 9 JO a m , m o r n tng LATTER DAY SAINTS Ra c tn e Road Confesston . Saturday , 7 7 30 Salurday a ft e rnoon at 2 00 , Geo rg e Gla1.e, I'Tltntster worsll1p 10 30 a m cvenmg Portland Psa lms People s mil e and turn arou nd t o l ook at th em as th ey run wtth Worshtp se r vice James om Sheets, supertn won.lltp B p m Wednesday Wtll1 arn Roush pastor Den ny 8· 1- 9 followtnn a t 3 15 Evans Sunday Sc hoo l POMEROY FIRST BAP down t h e s treet hand on hand For th1 s moment they are care tenden t Btble schoo l 9 30 111ght n lb le s tudy 8 p m Drrcctor Sund a y Sc hoo l, 9 30 TIST - Rev Ralph Zund e l RUTLAND F IR ~ T BAP· am mornrng wo r shtp 10 30 MT , OLIVE CHURCH free w1th th e exu b e ran ce of yout h, w1th seem m g ly end less 1 hursday pas t or W tllia m wa t son TlST CHURCH - Rev Roger am eventn$1 worsh ip 7 30 Long Bot tom , Sunday Sc hool . .1m , Norntng wo r Shi P 10 30 an t Sunday eventng servtee tomorrows s tretchm g b efore th em Sunday school sup! Sun d ay Ford , Jr prayer servtee. 1 p m Wed 10 a m With Wil lard Pt go lt lsa1qh pastor . Drewy 7 p m Wednesday evening school , 9 30 am , BY F 6 Gore s upt nP'V1By Sunday schoo l supt Evange ltsltc m essa ge 41:8 - 14 prayer serv tces 7 30 p m But , i1fe beong what 11 1s, th ere comes a n e nd t o t h1 s sort of p m . Btbl e s tudy , Wed 9 30 am morning worshtp MI~DLEPORT CHURCH £>ach Sunday eve ntnq , 7 30 by B E THLEHE M BAPTIST nesday 7 p m c hot r pracltce 10 45 <1 m OF HIE NAZARENE - Rev Eld er Russe ll Cltne mtnisler thm g Just now they are in ' love. If they s la y m love, 1f th ey Fnday Rev Earl Stl ul e r , p as to r' Wedne sday, 8 30 p m Don Co le . pastor Mrs Ma r y of the Aposto ltc Fat lh Btble Wo r sh,p se rvtce . 9 30 am marry, respons1bll1t1es w1ll fo ll ow THE HILAND CHAPEL , joh11 Lathey Sunday school sup! Study Wednesday . 7 30 p m BURLINGHAM CHURCH Sund a y school 10 JO a rr George Casl o . pasto r Sunday Su nday schOo l. 9 30 a m STIV"ERSVILLE C OM ~ Pastor Jerry Lcw1s Sun day 10 1-11 Btble s r uay dno ordyer If the1r lov esu b s 1d es, there will be th e p am of separation eve ntng morning worshtp , 10 30 a m MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday servtce Th ursday, 7 30 o m school , 2 30 p m wtlh wo rs lltp Sc hool 9 30 a m worslltp 7 30 Thu rs day Sunday evangel tstte meeting , SChOOl SerVICe 10 a m 1 se r\l tee at J 30 p m mtd a nd perhap s a httle heartbreak Whatever happens t h ere w 1ll Sa turday CARLETON CHURCH ~ ev entng prayer servtee . 7 30 7 30 p m Prayer meeling , Prayer me et mq Thursd a y , 7 week se-vtee Tuesday 7 30 p Kmgsbury Road Gary Ktn g , be good t1m es and bad . I Co rllllhJaiiS om Wednesday 7 30 p m m p m Sunday evcnmg se rv ice . pastor Sunday schoo l. 9 30 1 18-31 UNITED PRE SBYTE RIAN 7 om POMEROY FIR ST am , , evenmg wor sht p 7 ]0 Somewhere a lo n g t he I me th ey w ill need m ore t han th emRACINE AP O S TOLIC MINISTRY OF MEIGS ZION CHURCH O F p m Pray er mee tilig , Wed SOUTHERN BAPTIST - 282 CHURCH Thomas L COU NTY - Dwtght L Zav1IZ , CHR I ST Pomero y selves All of u s d6 1 If t h ey have found the C hu rch they will be Mulberry Av e af f lltaled nesday, 7 30 p 111 Ho lmes p ast or Evang eltsttc dtrector Harr~sonv r lle Road , Mtke wtltl S B C Gary Basham LONG BOTTOM lu c k y InCi d e ntall y - have you found the C hurch? se rvt ce Sun day 7 30 p m Gir ton , pastor , 8111 McElroy . HAWRI SONVILL E PRES Su nday schoo l supt , Sunday prayer m ee ttng I uesday 7 30 CHRI STIAN - Bruce Smtih , Sunday school supt Su nd ay BYTERIAN Rev school. 9 30 am morntng p m pastor Wallace Damewood , Btb le st udy Tllursday Ern est St r tekl ln , pastor school , 9 30 a m , morntng worship 10 30 a rn , e\lentng Su pt Bible Sc hool 9 30 a m 7 30 p m Sl: 11plu•es seJoc tt!d by The Am e u ca n Bible Soc1e1y Sunday c h u r ch schoo l 9 30 worshtp and commu nton worsntp 6 JO p m Btble Preachtng service, 10 45 am 10 30 a m Sunday evenmg No a m . Mr s Hom er Lee sup t MIDWAY COMMUNITY Conynghr 1976 .C.e•sle• AU~oen s ng Serv•cc Inc S!rasburg V<fg•n a s tu dy Wed n esday 7 30 p m eventng ser\ltCe youth ChrtSitan Endeavor, morn tng worshtP 10 30 CHurch al Lan g svtl le HYS ELL RUN F R EE FAIRPLAY CHAPEL , Su nday Schoo l 10 a m Btbl e MIDDLEPORT Sund ay 6 30 p m , worshtp se rv tce METHODIST CHURCH locate d on Metgs Coun t y stu dy Wednesday 7 30 p m m Wedn e sday sc hooL 9 30 a m , R tchard 7 30 p P au l Nevtll c pa sto r W1th the hope it wilL in some measur~. foster and help sustain that Road 1 ott etlher 325 or 124 Church se r v tce s Sat urday at Vaug ha n supt Mornt n g •event ng P.rayer mee t mg and • Rev Sunday Sch ool 9 3 0 a m . Pa stor, Rev Theron Btb le Slud y 7 30 p m 7 JO p m Youth meet1n gs at worship, 10 30 am which 1s good in family and commun1ty l1fe, th1s feature Is sponsored by Du rh am Sunday School. 10 7 p m wtlh Roscoe and ST JOHN LUTHERAN Mo rn in g servtce , 10 30 am , SYRACUSE Morn tng youth servtce 6 IS p m am wor.sh tp serv tce 7 30 Bel tn da Ftfe leaders the bus1ness firms and organizations whose names appear below CHURCH, Ptne Grove, Th e wo r ship 9 a m , S unday Evnng e ltSitC SN VICC 7 30 p 'll p m Su nday Praye r school , 10 a m Mr s Sa mpson Rev Wttltam Mtddlcswarth Thur s day m ee ltng , Tuesday , 7 30 p m Pastor Chu rch Se rvt ces 9 30 Prayer m ee l tng Ha ll supt 7 30 p m youth servrce . 7 30 p m a m Sunday School 10 30 a m RUTLAND CHURCH OF FREE DOM GOSPEL Fr tday BRADBURY CHURCH OF GOD Rev James D CHRIST - Btble Sc hoo l, 9 30 MISS ION at Bald Kn ob Rev Guyn n pastor Su nday a m morntng worshtp 10 30 E J Grllft lh sup! of chu r ch school, 10 am Su nday a m Sunday eVentng worShip Rev L R Gt uese n c amp , worshtp 11 a m Sunday servtce 7 p m , choir pra c ltee pas lor . Roger Will i red Sr Sales- Quasar- Service Rae m e eve ntng se rv ice 7 p m Ph 949 9591 We dnesday 7 p m Rev Je ff Sun day Sc hoo t s up! Sun day Ph. 949-J IS1 Racme We dnesd ay wors h tp se rvrce , Ranson Pastor schoo l 9 30 a m , p ray e r 7 30 p m . mee l tn g Tuesday 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPT IST HAZI=.L COMMUNITY Rev Fre el and Nor rts. past or youth mce t tng 6 p m Sund ay lea der s Ada Van M e ter and CHURCH Near Lon g Sund ay schoo l 10 am TilE GOOD SHEPHERD Gr ella Suttle Sun aay e ventn g Bottom , Edsel Ha rt pastor Church se r vtc e 7 p m " And when he putteth forth h1s own sheep, he goeth before Su n day sch <'o l. 10 am 7 p m t hro ug h Wednesday Btble St udy 7 wor!'.htp wrn ler mont hs them, and the sheep follow him. for they know his v01ce. My Church 7 30 p m Chester, Ohto p r ayer P m Pomeroy MT HERMON CHURCH 992 2156 RACINE CHURCH OF THE sheep hear my voice, and I know them and they follow me : I mee ttng 7 30 p m Thursda y . OF THE UNIT ED ' NAZARENE - Rev John A MIDDLEPORT PEN am the good shepherd, and lmow my sheep, and am lmown of TECOSTAL - Tht rd Ave, Ihe Cottman pastor Sunday BRETHREN IN CHRIST Sc hool 9 30 a m Gerald Rev James H Leach , pasl or Rev Wl ll tam Kn ttt e l, pastor mine. The Good Shepherd giVeth H1s life for the Sheep. " Wells sup! Morning Worsrtp Sunda y schOol 9 30 a rn Rona ld Dugan Sunday School Nowhere in the Bible 1s there a more v1vid picture of what Supt Classes for all ages Spen ce r , s upt , 10 30 a m , Sunday even mg Russell Na tronw1de Insurance Co of Columbus, 0 7 30. Prayer Worshtp se r vice 10 45 a m Chnst came to do than 10 the Illustration of the good Shepherd eventng se r viCe, 7 30 , Btb le • worShip , Grocer res & General Me rchandts e 107 Spnng Ave udy . Wednesaday 7 JO meet tnQ , Wedn esday , 7 30 p Eventng worsh p allernatt ng Pomeroy Ractne to which Jesus likens Himself. There are many pamtmgs of the st Ph 949 sn2 Wt\h C E at 7 30 p m on m p m "Youth servtCes , F r 1day Otal992-23 19 Sunday Pray e r meeltn g 7 JO Good Shepherd which have p1ct ured Him in a scarlet robe, 7 30 p m Alfred MIDDLEPORT RACINE F I RST BAPTIST p m Wednesday Dowmg to the groWid, the rohe and scenery In vivid color. ThiS Ronnte Sa lser Su nday Wol fe lay lea der FREEWILL BAPTIST 1s nota true representation of the Shepherd of the East. WHITE ' S CHA~EL scllool supt , Sunday sc hool. Corner Ash and Plum No e l Re v Roy 9 30 am , mornrng wo rsh ip, ' Coolville R D My favorite picture of the Good Shepherd 1s that by Alfred Herrmann pastor Saturday 10 40 a m , Sunday eve n tng Deet e r pa s lor Sunday schoo l, nm g se r vIce 7 30 p m Two Loc al tons Soord m which the Shepherd appears in a fleece jacket with eve worsh tp servtec. worShip , 7 30 We dn esday 9 JO a m Sunday ' schoo l. 10 a m . 59 N Second St M1ddlepor1 . 0 10 30 am Btbl e study an. d bared legs which have been scratched wtth thorns. The Sunday eye ntng wo r shtp, 7 30 e\lentng Bt bl e study , 7 30 114 E Main Pomeroy pray e r servt ce Wednesday, 46 Court St. pm Galltpohs , 0 Ph 99~ 5130 muscles of h1s arms are hke steel, strong enough to fell a bear DANVILLE WESLEYAN - 7 30 PIll MEIGS or lion with his shepherd rod and his staff. R L 1 G l RUTI,.AND COOPERATIVE PARISH ev eon asure pastor lilf'f[AND CHURCH OF Sunday Sc hool 9 JO a m The Psalmist said, "They rod and Thy staff they comfort THE UNITED youth and 1un 1or youtll ser CHRIST Rod Kas ter METHODIST CHURCH me", or as we might say, Defend me. The painting by Soord vtce 6 45 p m ev e n trig pastor V H Br-al e y Sunday Robert T Bumgarn e r\ worsh 1p 7 JO p m praye r schoo l s upt Sun day sc ho ol. depicts the Shepherd reaching away down over a thorn We Fill All Doctors Prescr tp t10 ns D1rec tor 100 E Matn Ph 992 3486 and prai Se We dnesday 7 30 9 30 u m wo r shtp se rvt cc POMEROY CLUSTER infested mountain crag. H1s hands and arms are bleeding and 992 2955 Pom e roy Pom eroy p .11 and c ommun1on 10 30 a tn Rev Robert Ha yd e n SILVER RUN FREE youlh m eeltng , 6pm Sunday he seems oblivious to the thorns that chng to hun arm and coat. R ev D Wm Sydenstncker BAPTI ST Mtles Trout e ven1ng se rv ice, 7 regu lar H1s staff d1gs into the rocky moWitam s1de, while w1th the CHESTER -- Wors htp 9 IS pas tor , Su nday Sc hoo l. 10 board .m eettng lh lrd Satur a m Chu r c h Sc hoo l 10 am outstretched arm he rescues the lost sheep. The night gathers am Leo n Mtller s up! day 7 P m, POMEROY Worsllt p Eventng ser\ltCe , 7 p m , RUTLAND COMMUNITY in as the good shepherd fmds the lost one at last , and with His 10 30 am Chu r c h Schoo l 9 15 t Prayer meettng . Thursday . 7 CHURCH - Sunday Sch ool. Lout s W Osborne Attend the Ch urc h o f Your Choice a m u MY F 6 JO p m shepherding love gathers tt up m h1s arms and returns it to the p m 9 30 a m worsh1p servtcc 11 Pomeroy Ph 992 -2118 Pomeroy 220 E Ma1n •ENTER PRISE Worshtp Ph 997 -3498 runety and nine safe ones. CHESTER CHURCH OF a m . Wednesday p r aye r 9 am Church Sc hool 10 am GOD-R ev Bobby Porter mee!tng 7 30 p m . yout h ROCK SPRINGS In the " Parables 'Jesus Told ", Reddmg says this, " From pa s tor Sunday school 9 30 servtees, Sunday , 7 p m WorShip 10 a m Churc h the tune Adam was last see n somewh e re east of Eden, m an am wo r shtp se r vr ce 11 Sunda y ntqht worshtp , 7 30 Sc hool 9 am UMYF 6 30 am cven tng SE'r VtCe 7 30 RUTLAt'<IU CHURC..f'i " has been lost. . .lost m a sea of s p ace and tune .. .lost 1n a pm youth se r vtc e Wednesday THE NAZ ARE NE Rev FLATWOODS ~ WorShi p bottomless pit of susp1c1on and hate .. lost in the tortuous Bakers of Gay 90's Bread 7 30 p m Lloyd D Gr tmm J r , pa s tor 11 a m Church Sc hoo l 10 a m Homellte Saws streets of science and ultimatums .. .lost m t he deoolate miles of LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Sun day sc hool. 9 30 a m , Mtddleport Ph 992 -3030 MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Ph !85-3308 Chester CHURCH Ted Jones worshtp servtee 10 :lO am Re\1 Robert Bumgarne r f1les From the time of the Fall, Man, Everyman, has lost h1s pas for Suh day s choo l 9 30 broad ca s t "ltv e over WMPO HEATH Wo r sh tp 10 30 God, h1s Garden, hts way "Isaiah says that "All we like sheep am Roy Stgman , supt . yo un g peop le's se r\ltCe 6 lS ' a m Chur ch Schoo l 9 30 am rnornlng worsh1p 10 30 evanqeiiS II CSer\ltC~ 7 JOpm have gone astray. We have turned everyone to his own way." UMYF 6p m Sund a y evening se r vtee, 7 JO, Prayer meettng Wedne sday RUTLAND Jeffrey We have followed our own noses mto the thorn patch and over l< er m •s Korner m1d week se r vtce We d 7 30 p m M 1ssto nary Gerber Pastor Wo r Ship n~sday 7 30 p m m ee ltng 7 30 p m ftr s t Middleport, Ohto Kermtt Wal1on the prec1p1ces and we have not had any more sense than a lost 10 3D am Church Sc hoo l9 30 W~dnesday o f mo n th am Pomeroy sheep who leaves the hand that feeds 1t, looks after 11, protects SYRACUSE CHURCH OF MASON COUNTY SYRACUSE CLUSTER it from every danger ' NAZARENE ~ Dale MASOh I.S T BAPTIST THE; Rev Rt c hard E Jarv1s ' Bass . pas lor Bob Moore ~ cco nd and f.'u,n,..roy Sis, But the Lord, the Good Shepherd, is up m the m1ddle of the · ASBURY Wors h tp 11 Su nd ay schoo l sup l , Sunday Stan Cra1g pa stor 5ur. ' : 1 ay am Chu r ch School 9 50 am night and is on His way . He leaves the mnety and nine safe ones school classes for a ll ag es schoo l 9 45 am , worslllp UMW !irS! Tut!sday mornmg worshrp , servtee , II a rn , , t r atning and goes out mto the wilderness a t the riSk of His own life to FORST RUN - Worshcp 9 9 30 am IO .t5am NYPS.630p m . un ton . 610 p m even tng 700 E Mam Pomeroy am Church Sc hool 10 am " Het l" Dealer rescue One Lost Sheep. - Floyd F . Shook, Pastor, Laurel Cliff evange ltSIIC servtce 7 30 p m worshrp serv1ce 7 JO p m UMW t ht r d Wednesday 7 JO Dlal99l 2101 Thtrd Sl Ph 949-5961 Mtd week pr ayer meetrng M td week prayer serv ce, Free Methodist Churc h . 1 pm Wednesday, 7 30 p m , Wednesday , 7 30 p m MINERSVILLE - Wors h tp miSSIOnary mee t mg second MASON CHURC.H OF 10 am Ch urch Sc hool 9 am Wednesday, 7 JO p m CHRIST P 0 £30)( 487 Mtl le r UMW t htrd Monday 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON St Mason W Va Sunday SYRACUSE Ch ur ch - Rev B1ble Study 10 am WorShtp Fme Food & Servrce School 9 30 am Worsh tp DENOMINATIONAL The Store w1t h A Heart Robe rt Smtltl pastor Su nday t I am ~1nd 7 p m Btb lc Stu dy locusl St se r v tce 7 30 p m Mtddleport Aacme Ph . 949 3342 sc hool 9 JO a m c l ass Wednesday 7 p m Vocal SOUTHERN CLUSTER Dtal992-5248 ; leader Leo Htl l wo r Sh tp mustc Rev Howard Shtveley serVICe , tO 30 am church FIRST 50 U THE R N Re\1 Ste ven Wtlson Me1gs County Bhnch 7 30 p m BAPTIST - Co rn e r of Second ' Re\1 Zefla Kruu e w s k• E D E N U N 1 T E o a n d Ande r son Mason Pas tor BETHANY - {Dor cas) BRETHR E N IN CHURtST Wa lt er Clou d Sunday schoo l Worsh tp 9 JO am Church E lden R Blake , pastor 9 15 am , worsll1p SRrvtce 11 Sc hoo l 10 30 a m Church and Office Supplies- Gills ' a 111 and 7 30 p m Weef..ly CARMEL - Chur ch School S unday Sch oo l 10 a m 99 M1il St Sunday school attendance Middleport Ph 992-3863 January 31. Howard McCoy , su pt , l3ib le s tudy , Wedne sday 7 30 Pomeroy 296 W. Second 9 30 am Worsht p 10 30 am Morntng se rm on , 11 am , P m on Feb . I, was 43, the offering 2nd and Jt h Su ndays Edward Parker of S unday n tgP'II se r v tces MASON A S SEMBLY OF $23.00. APPLE GROVE - Su nday 'ChrtS Columbus VIsited his parents, f tan End eavo r , 7 30 GOD, Duddtng La n e Mnson . FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS SchOol 9 30 a m Worsh tp 7 30 Worship services w e re held , Song se r vrce A p m W Va , Chester 1 ennant 2 Convenient locations Mr . and Mrs. Wilber Parker p m lsi and 3rd Sundays, pPrrncachtMJ R 30 p m M td P.:lstor Sunday School 9 15 at 11:00 w1th Dua n e Prayer meeling Wednesday V.e e k during the weekend. rrayer m el' l lng . a n 1 Ch tld ren' !=. Church 6 ·15 7 ]0 p m F e ll ows h tp su p per Bakers of Good Bread Sydenstricker do1ng c dnesday , 1 p m Ray p 111 Young P eople 's Servtce Saturday callers were ftr st Sat urday 6 p m UMW r, dams. Huntington , W. Va. lay le a der 6 IS p m Evany e l tSit C devotions, and Dr. Wesley 2nd Tuesday 7 30 p m Herbert and Bob Parker, CHURCH OF JESUS Ser vtce 7 30 p m . Women's EAST LETART - Chur c h Clarke delivering the Locat ed at Mtsstona r y Co uncil 10 am Jim, Gerald and Rick Hollon. . Sc hool 1st , 2nd 3rd ~ undays , CHR I ST ruessage from Gal., 5: " If the 9 30 am Fourth Sun day Rutland on New Ltma Road, ftr s l an d lh trd Tuesdays Wednesday evening prayer Prayer and B1bl e S lu dy 10 30 a m worship 2nd ne)(l to F orest Acrr.- P ark Spirit Is the Source of Our services were weD attended Rev , Ray Rouse pas to r Wednes day l 30 p m Sunday 7 30 p"' 41h Sun day Ufe, Let the Spirit Direct the last week. 91 30 am , Pr ayer Meeting Robert Musser , Sunday Sc hool POMEROY, OHIO pl Sunday sc hool , 10 30 Course of Our Life " Wedn<>sday 7 30 p m UMW su Ph . 992 ·2156 Kate Honacher and Ray a m , worshtp 7 30 p m Btble liAR I FOkll t.. HLi'r 1.. /l ~., Ot Middleport, OhiO l si Tuesd ay 7 , 30 p m Attendance was 24. . s tudy Wednesd ay, 7 30 p m , Roden haver spent the r CHRIST tn ChrtS i tan Un ton WE S LEYAN ~ !R a cine ) ._ r; aturtlay ntght prr~y , r sc r Corrunumon services were weekend In Columbus with The r~ev Wi llt am Campb<!ll Sunday Sct1ool 10 a rt1 V t(f> I lO p 1~ 1 p 1s tnr ~ unJay Sc hool . 9 30 Wors h ip 11 am Jr UMYF given by Dr . Clarke. HEMLOCI( GROVE the John Honacher family. <1 m Jam~:;s Hughes. sU pt Wednesday 3 30 p m Btbl e CH /RISTIAN Roger, Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Mr . Honacher is very 1U . t:vent tHJ SN\I IC C 7 30 p ll1 '' St ud y Th ursday 7 p m Chotr Watson , pastor . Wallace " The F rie ndly Folq" VJtJ dnesdny even tn Q p r aye r Practice Thursday 8 p m Woode, Nina Robinson , Sma ll Engine Sales & Service A report has been received Bradford supt , morning meehn g 7 30 p m You th LETART FALLS -- Ch ur c h Pomeroy, Oh1o 498 Locust 51. M1dd leport Florence Spencer, Eleanor that Rev. Meece is irnprovmg Ph. 992 ·3091 prayer servtce each T ...tcsday Sc hool 1st , 2n d , 3rd Sundays worsh1p , 9 : 30 , church school, 10 30 , young people ' s ' FAIRVIEW BIBLE Boyles 1111d Mr. and Mrs. at his home in Bethel, Ohio, 10 15 a m 4th Sunda y 9 15 ' meetfng , 6·30 p m , evening CHURCH . Leta rt W Va Rt a m . Worship 1st. 2nd . Jrd Howard Flanders of Alfred Box 28. 1. Rev George Hos char Sundays 9 15 a m , At h worship , 7 30 p m , Bible studr, Wednesday , 1 30om Church attended the Cluster pa stor Sunday Sc hool 9 30' Sun day 7 30 p m Nina Robmson called on Mr UNtv N bi\+-'1 1!) 1 am Prayer and Bible study MORNING STAR ' Hymn Sing, at the Tuppers Kat e Honacbe r on day las t Rev R D Brown , supply 7 JO p 111 Collage Pra yl:! r wo rshtp 9 30 am , Ch urch Dl.. , 3214 Plain s U mled Methodist Wl'Ck T h e F 1nest In Mo bi le Homes pastor , Sun da y schgo l su pt • ~erv l ce Tuesday 10 a rn MkldlcAol School 10 30 am , Mtd Week 9 45 a m , Sun day eve ntng 1100 E . M;un Worsll1p Servtce, Thursday Pomeroy Ph. 992-7034 Church Saturday evening Se rv ice Wednes day 8 p m ' worship , 7 p m 7 30 p m ' DICK TRACY BACI< TO TH~ TOLl· ALERT STATE CARS CLEAR TO AL'TONVILLE.'• Television log for easy viewing FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 1976 6 3Q-NBC News3 ,4,15. ABC News13 , Andy Grlff1lh 6 , CBS News 8,10, In School Programs Preview 20, Carrascclendas 33 7 oo-Trulh or Cpnsequences J. To Telllhe Truth 4. Bowling for Dollars 6, Lawrence Welk 8: Aviation ' Weather JJ; News 10; Don Adams Screen Test 13, Family Afla1r 15; Ohio Journal 20 7 Jo- Porter Wagoner 3, Treasure Huht 4, Cand1d Camera 6, Eveni ng Edition with Martin Agronsky 20, S25,000 Pyram id 10, To Tell fhe Truth 13, Pop ! Goes the Country 15, ,B lack Perspec tive on the News 33 . CAPTAIN E ASY FOil.GETTIN6 SOME,.HtNGo ~-­ WHAT AM l FOR6ETTIIJG '!' ' YA I<EMEMBER!,,.IT WA~ $TAS.H~D AWAY AT PILTDOW'J UNIVEFl~ITV ... 8 00-Sanford and Son 3,4, 15, Donny and Mane 6, 13, Great Roman Circus 8. 10, Washington Week m BY JOVE! ANCIEI-JT E'6YPTIA"-- HIEI<06LYPHIC5! WIN AT BRIDGE Dummy play is smart one ... TO 5E KEPT $AFE U~TIL THE CRATE WAS DE· LIVE'RE'D FI>OM THE; WARE;· HOLJS>~! NORTH IDI 4 Q 10 4· "' If l'D'vt: B€f;~ the sermonette ~ P. J. PAULEY, AGENT DUDLEY'S SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT BETSY ROSS BAKERY MARK V STORE MEIGS TIRE CENTER RACINE FOOD MARKET ·Alfred Social Notes THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. I.IT'"'•---------.;; 1l11S OPERATION MAY HUR.i~ ' """' WE WERE'"'-"" SINCE KIDS ·· SHE 'S GBUTu=en:~,.~I/EHEK~;:NcuPREGE, TOPS · sH~'D ~/WE BfEI'I &'IGGFST 5l'AI> '" THIS ne ORPHAN ANNIE-IM6CK T"VTH• ·· ·IF SHE HAOH'T To HIS UNE HIM--·-MARRtED PE~ HERE 15 LITTLE BillY'S MOTHER _....~~ ll~rEI'IED COUHTR.V-· POWELL'S SUPER VALU KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. So uth Pass 1"" 2.a. Pass Pass JNT Pa ss Pt~ss Pe~ss It A Ca hforma reader wants to know 1f s he ca n open three diamonds w1th 4104¥ 10 9 t A QJ 1094 o1o Q73 She 1s not vuln e rable s hould be based on a sevenca rd SUit, bu t tf she wants to o pe n th1s ha nd With three d1amonds s he s hou ld go a head a nd do so (For a copy ol JACOBY M ODERN. send $1 to ." Wm a t Br~dge. • clo th1s newspaper P 0 Box 489, Rad10 Ci ty S tat1on. New York N Y 10019) LOOI<_,_UMPA, I K NOW Y'FE't=L ABOUT ME; , SUT -mY AN ' HOLD IT DOWN IN PUBLIC WILL YUH" '£M I WASN'T oALK!NG ASOUT 'fOU, GUZ • ..-'-- WAS oALKING ""' ABOUo HIM! I GASOUNE ALLEY Never make 1 1n time qoin' throuqh town ' JOel. Ljou·re qo1nq the wronq wa1.1' ACROSS DOWN I F lirt wtth, I Old Deep V1clorian SOuth title style 2 Blanched 5 F1naUy 3 Messy 12 wds.) situations, II Regardmg British ( 2 wds.) style 12 Imme· 12 wds.) diately 4 Leapfrog Yesterday's Answer 13 Dispatch 5 MatenaliZe 16 Kmd of 29 Type 11 Meditate 6 Proceed gun style 15 Vm 's briSkly 19 Out of the 30 Kttchen descnpt1ve 7 - Chaney way gadget 16 Lay odds 8 Sanders' 20 Black tea 32 Actress, 11 Silkworm best seUer, 23 Concermng Gertrude 18 Turkish city With " The" bulls 35 Canals of Zil Silk thread 12 wds.) 24 Window Venice 21 Belgian 9 Aseptic part 36 Prefix for river 10 Province 25 Laminated gram or 22 Nobel of 2& cycle Institute sit.,,.,.....:,,...'*-""T:-- 23 Twofold %4 Brogan or wingtip 25 Disbursed 26 Mortgage Famous name in publishing 28 Beetle 31 Neighbor Spectac ular 8 6 0()-News 8, 10 , Walch & Vote 33 6 Jo-N BC News 3, 15; XI I W10ter Oi .. mplc Games 6.13; News< , Rhoda 8, CBS News 111. 7 oo-World at War 3, ABC News 13; Lawrence Welk 4, 15; Hee Haw 6.8, Flr>ng Line 33; In the Know 10. 7 Jo-Treas ure Aunt 3; Last of the Wild 10; Newsmaker '76 13 8 Oo-Emergency 3,4 ,15 ; Almosl Anything Goes 13; . College Bas ke1ball 6, Jeflersons 8, 10. Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 33 8 ·Jo-Doc 8,10. 9 OG-Movle " Rio Lobo" 3,4,15, XII Winter Olympic Games 13 , Mary Tyler Moore 8,10; Auslln City Lim1!s 33 10 oo-x II Winter Olympic Games 6, Carol Burnett 8, 10, So undstage JJ 11 Oo-News 8. 10, 13. Janak I 33 11 1s- News 3,4, Wally's Workshop 15. 11 30-Don Kirshner ' s Rock Concert 8, Movie " Zorba the Greek" 10. Movie " The Million Eyes ot SuMuru" 13 11 4s-Mov'e " House ot Cards" 3; Weekend 4, 15. 12 oo-ABC News 6. 12 1s-Movle " Alvarez Kelly" 6 I 1s-News 3; Movie " The Pink Jungle" 4; Movie ''The Cobra" 13 1.3o-Movie "Girls of Pleasure Island" 10. 1 45- Movle "Ga mbit" 3 greatest enjoyment today Ia hkely to co me from activities the entire family can share. FLI~L=AB==N=E=R==~~~3L~V,6~r-~~~~DC~SNnJrh~;s~-r(T~;LtsJl~~~~~~~,=~~d~ ~ -YOU WANT SHE USA /SAPkOUD THIS QD HAG I'LL RAISE WE'LL 2 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 221 You're capable of viewing situat1ons very objectively and fa tr ly today Agreements made will be mutually advantageous (abbr.) ~~Mr::.~tt----.10- VISIT )CUR COUt-JTRY 2 DO IT~!- PRICE OF' OIL. $ '5 00 A 13 Boxing cbamp Arranged in rows For S•turdar. Ftb. 7, 11176 ARIES (March 21-Aprll 18) Your fmanclal prospects are hkely to be m1xed today Wlth the one hand you' ll acquire, wtt h the other you may s pend foolls lll y 38 Heroic 37 Complete 38 Sneaky 39 Draw sketches of to Czech nver L.....l..--l-.l..-...1...--'- L--L.-L--1.:~ TAURUS (Aprii20-Mar 20) Try DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how is WE HAVE ~ESAME: NTEREST:l '-~MB/TlONS 1 WE'RE IN 1HE SAME: LINE OF WORK ... 13E51DE.~.t..'!?U LOVe YUUR TIJEN WHY AREN'T WE TCGETHER? WHY DID WIFE;~ AND SHE RUN OFF AND lEAVE ME ~IS 'IOU "'NOW One letter simply stands ror another l n lhts sample A is used for the three L's, X fo r th e t wo O's, etc S ingle letters 11postrophcs, the length and fo rmat 1nn of t he "ords are all hints Each day t he code letters arc dtfferent WAY? IT I to work It: AXYDLIIAAXR I. ONGFELLOW CRYPTOQUOTES MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE M YDBZ FDQZ M YDBZ J Z B Z E I.DPZ S W .J ZBZE r'MXL DP ZX, F D QZ VAL LYZ F M X- M YDBZ XDIMJU LY D L F D Q Z SJZ. - G D F Z X USEQSJ VZJJZLL Yesterday's Cryptoquole : NO M AN SHOULD THINK HIMSELF A ZERO AND THINK HE CAN 00 NOTHING ABOUT THE STATE OF THE WORLD. - BERNARD M BARUCH THE DAILY SENTINEL GOEGLEIN READY . MIX 6 Oo----Sunrtse Semester 10; Wash mgt on Debates 13. 6 3o-FIIm4; MallersofL1Ie6, TreehouseCiub 10. 7 oo-Saturday Report 3, Farm Marke l 4, Eddie Saunders 6 ; Treehouse C lub 8; U S Farm Report 10, Kenluckv Afield 13 7 Jo-Bu llwin k le 3. I Dream ot Je annie 4, Jetsons 6; Vegetable Soup 15, Dusty 's Treehouse 8, Man from C O.S I 10, Devlin 13; Mister Rogers 20 8 . oo-Emergency Plus 4 3,4, 15, Hong Kong Phooey 6, 13, Pebbles & Bamm Bamm 8.10; Sesame St 20. 8 ·Jo-JoS]e & The Pussycats 3,4, 15, Tom & JerryGrape Ape 6,13; Bugs B unny- Ro~d ,Runner 8, Bugs Bunny & Friends 10 9 0()-Secrel L1ves of Wa ldo Kitty 3,4, 15 ; Elec . Co 20. 9 Jo-P mk Panther 3 3,4, 15; Lost Saucer 13; Big Blue Marble 6; Scooby-Doo 8, 1O; Mister Rogers 20. 10 oo- Land o the Lost 3,4,15, Adventures of Gilligan 13 , Ho!Dog 6, Shazam 'IS1s8, 10; Sesame St. 20. 10 3o-Run, Joe, Run 3,4,15, Groov1e Goolles 6, 1J 11 oo-Relurn to the Planet of the Apes 3,4,15; Speed Buggy 13, CBPA Bowling 6, Space Nuts 8, 10; Elec Co 20 11 3o-Weslwlnd 3,4, 15, Oddball Couple 13. Ghost Busters 8, 10, M 1ster Rogers 20 12 oo-Jelsons 3.4, 15; Valley of the Dinosaurs 8, 10; Watc h and Vole 33; Action News for Kids 13. Vegelable Soup 20. 12 JO-Marshall Basketball 3, XII Winter Olympic Games 6,13, Go USA 4,15; Joedy Gardner: Basketball 15; Viewpoint 8, Fat Albert 10. oo-College Baskelball 3,4, 15; Children ' s Film Fest1val 8.10 2.oo-Champlons 8; Urban League 10. 2 Jo-Movle " The I Don'! Care Girl " 10. 3 oo-College Baske1ball 3,4.8, 15; Watch & Vole 33. 3 3()-Pro Bowling 6,13 4 oo-Challenge of !he Sexes 10. 4 3o-S porls Specta c ular 10 3 oo-Dead Run " 4, ABC News 13 3. 3Q-Movie " The Proud and the Profane" 10 3 45-Movle " Manhunter" 3. .4 45--Movte " Tammy Tell Me True" 4 5 4s-Movie " Oedipu s the King " 3 on McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE WILKINSON'S SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1976 5 0()-Goli 3,4, 1S, Wide World of Sports 6, 13 , Sports by THOMAS JOSEPH GuARD ' GO DOWN "TO IH ' PIT AN ' 10 1'T\Jim HI: S F'REE iO cSO.' Tile second part of her questiOn 1s Does she need a sevencard su1 t'> Our a nswer IS tha t a threediamond opemng usuall y ~ ALLEY OOP RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING . . Nor th Eas t teac hm gof play A1sAnalyze th e lead. R ts Rev1ew the bid· dmg C Count your Winners a nd losers H the all tmpor· tant How can I make lor 1f defendmg d e fe alJ th iS con · Tl>~ll<<.tll• tracl" T he Analysis of the mne of spades lead 1s top of nothmg and probably a doubl e t on Review of th e b1ddmg tn · d1 cates tha t Wes t Will hold t he Cl ub ace s 1nce w1th five spades to the ace j ack a nd a Midway Market-Pomeroy Ph. 992-2582 Bob's Market-Mason Ph. 773-5721 M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER West 1"'~~':":-~~.....r::::-:-::::~ HEINER'S BAKERY - , declarer 's kmg of spades w1ll Betsey Wolff u ses o u r acro n ym ARCH 1n her LI'ITLE ORJ;>HAN ANNIE BEN FRANKLIN STORE NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE reel As you can see 1f East p lays t he ace of spades and leads a second s pa de 1t ' w11l run around to du mmy ' s 10 II Eas t ducks West w1tl get m w1th the ace o f cl u bs but By Os wa ld & James Ja cobv BLUE & GRAY RESTAURANT RIDENOUR SUPPLY FURNITURE AND HARDWARE the open m g lead has been cor· Opc nm g lc<Jd - 94 WAID CROSS SONS STORE REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES play guarantees declarer's success as long as Analyst s of be a second s topper THE SUNDAY TIMES.SENTIN'El GAUL'S MARKET How can I make the con· tract leads Lo the play of the q ueen of spades from dummy Thts unu sual second hand h1gh • K 7 < " AK t K8632 4 JI02 Nor lh So uth vulnerable Cai'EfrEE RAY'S TV & HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER overcalled one spade • 76 t AJ o!oKQ Y85J WEST EAST 49 5 A AJ862 ¥ Q9842 •J 105 3 t l0754 t Q9 o!o A6 olo 7 4 SOUTH . ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION s1de ace East would have 6 Review 20,33 8 JQ-Practlte 3,4, 15, Wall Street Week 20,JJ 9 oo-Rockford Files 3,4,15; XII Winter Olymplt Games 6, 13, Movie "The Getaway" 8,10. Firing Line 20, Masterpiece Theatre 33 10 Oo-Police Story 3,4,15; News 20, Educational lmpllcallons 33 10 Jo-Avlallon weather 20 II QO-News 3.4,6.13 ,15; ABC News 33 11 3Q-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; XII W inter Olympic Games 6, 13; News 8,10; Janak I 3J. 12 oo-Rookles 6, Movie "Scream of !he Wolf" 8; Movte " The Resurrection of Zachary Wheeler" 10; Ironside 13 . l · oo-Midnlgh t Special 3,4,15 ; News 13. 1 J()-Movle "From Hell II Came" 10 2 3o-News 3; Movie " The Paraoh's Woman" 4 J oo-Movle "This Savage Land" J. .4 15--Movle " The Projected Man" 3 4 3Q-Movle "The Birds" 4. 6 00 - Movie "See My Lawyer" 3 CHANNEL FIVE 7 p m . - Wrestl ing tel 8 p .m - Roller Derby (c ) 9 p m - Music Connectton {c) 9 Jo-BIII Cosby (c) 10 OD-:-Target . Corruptors. DADBURN LEAKV ROOF!! •fill) I I 1 ! 197 6 Kin1 Fea&ures Sy ndi cate, Inc.) I DON'T KNOW HOW MUCH LONGER I CAN STAND SHA~ I NG A DESK WITH CHUCK! ! HATE M'f'SELF FOR FEEUNG THIS WA!f . ~ not to depend too heavtly on assoc1ates today Tiley may let you d ow n unwtltlngly Be as self-reliant as possible GEMINI/May 21·Juno 20) Ge1 your necessary tasks out of the way ea rl y Plan somethmg fun fo r you a n d yo ur spec 1al someone CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) ll's poss1ble you may fe e l a bl1 antiSOCial early tn lhe day, but th1s mood won't last lor lo ng LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Take ext ra patns w1th proJects or as s ignments today The p laudiiS you' ll rece1 ve will make your efforts worthwhile VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopl. 22) ThiS sho uld be a very pleasant day If you look at things pll ll osophlcal ly Don't take yourself or ot hers too se ri OUS· ly LIBRA (Sapl. 23-0cl. 23) Your SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0.0. 21) Th1ngs you take a hand ln should work out profitably today Manage your own material Interests CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jon. 18) ll's very likely you'll got more tha n your usual share of comphments today, especially from members of the opposite sex AOUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 11) Someone for whom you 'll go out of your way to be kind to today has a very long memory Your good deed will later be returned twofold PISCES (Fib. 20-Morch 201 Seek co mpanions today who sha re s•mtlar mterests , but who also know how to have fun You re entitled to some laughs fi~ Feb. 7, 1t71 Th1s c om tng year you will make several advantageous changes In your lifestyle A more pfea· sant and secure domestiC en· wonmenl Will result LOOK AT· .THAT... Ml( ''MOOD R iN6" JUST ' �• 10 - The Daily Senti)l{'l, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Feb. 6, 1976 Tom Tiede (Continued from pag ll Muski e suffered scve r1· l ~ when rumors wen• passed ir New Hampshi re's 197: primary that his wife e.njoyec her cups too muc h. And thb time around ca ndidate Fl'ec Harri s' wife LaDonn a i! feared by 111any in the sta t( as a radi ca l femini st although many other \;ie\\ her as of better presictent ia timber than her husband Then there was the wife sonu years ago here who wa ' described as "talking like , street walker and acting ever worse"; s he _i s cool~ remembered as having hac " all the sensitivity of c pickax." For alJ the risks, no can dictate this year is without ~ campaigning Mrs. {excep Eugene McCarthy , who i ~ separated). Moreover , nws candidates have enli s tee MEIGS THEATRE TO NIT E THRU SUN . FE B. 6-8 PO SSE { Tec hn icolor) Starring : Bruce Der n and K i rk Douglas. Al so Co lor ca rt oons : ut her fmnily 1ne mbers. if for no tttlwr rcasu11 1han the~ u:-;ua \1 ! wurk withllu n:numt• r;,\ I1un . Pres idf'n · Special music set at r evival F ord has go rll' so far as to cui Students from Kentucky Christian College, Grayson, Ky ., will pr ov ide s p~c i al music.' al a l.hree-day revival meeting al the Gallipolis Christian Church, SR 588 a t 7 lhis evening through Sunday, The young men and womn are studying music as a pa rt of their training destined to be ministers of the Gospel. ministers . of Christlan Education, fir music ministers . Dr, Palmer Young, president-<> lecl of the college, will be speaking during these weekend meetings . He attended KCC and Cincinnati Chris tian Seminary, Lindsey· Wilson College and Milligan College in Tennessee and had specia l studies at the Univers ity of Louisville . Members of all Meigs County Churches of Christ are inviU,d to attend. short the skiing V<ica tion ol his daug hter Susa n, his hopl bring she can help his effor i.n New Hampshire . F'ord ha ~ not a~kr d his sol\ Ja ck h campaign, how ever, tll<lt ki<. tun·in14 been repeated!} quo ted as sayin g he hopes ol< clad lnse~ thr elcetion . For Mrs . Shriver's J>art she says s h~ tries to du her bt> s t fur her husba nd avoiding at ~ill cosl-. l'm lta!Ta ss in g contrO\'ers ics She says she not only s tump~ for him , but tldds persona input to his elec tion s tr<:ttegy When <Hiked ques tions abou' issues, she says she normall) gives hi s opinions instead "ot her own : ··a lmost always, our q:>inions on these things an the sa me ALMOS1 always ." , But does she do any good', She tiid with her brother John, she did with other brothers Robert and Edward but the odds are. aga inst her rloing much for her face-in · the-c r o wd husband However, ladies at the Senim Center here say she .still hns o chance : " If she would corl1f bac k and tell us how she stav. so thin. we'd be ever ~{ grateful. " Sho w st art s a t 7:00 p .m . ' THE SHOP Pleasant Ridge Road Bus. 992-3426 Pomeroy Hom e 992-3374 FREEZER SALE FRENCH CITY PREMIER BEEF SIDES ............ ................... lb. 7~ HINDS .............. ............... lb. sr FRONfS.:................... ~ ...... lb. 74' Vrtt•rans ~h·mnrial HuNpilal WHA Sta nd ing s Wolfpen Berrys World News Notes ADMITTED -- Cl1arles Friley, Pomeroy ; Elizabeth Ohlinger, Mason ; James Lowe , Middleport: Minnie Miller , Pomeroy ; Leona Stewart, Pomeroy: Kathryn Metzger, Middleport ; Ber· trude Woods , Middleport; John Krawsczyn, Middleport. DISCHARGED - James Autherson, Bessie Barnhart, John lhle. Tami Hunnell, David Acree, Me~ gg ic Gilmore, Grace Beabout. By United Press lnt erna tion411 ent W. L. . T . P ts . gf g8 New Englnd 2-4 24 5 53 171 119 Cleveland 20 27 4 4.4 171 liS Cincinnati lndianapols 21 29 I 43 189 228 10 29 2 42 UO 159 West W. L. T. Ph. gf giill Houston 12 18 o 64 209 173 San Diego 26 22 4 56 207 181 • Pt)Oenix 25 20 5 SS 191 ll1 M innesota 25 21 3 53 112 179 ca nadia n Mr . and Mrs , Le on Shumate and sons of Ban· W. L. T. P IS. gf ga lytown, W: Va ., were rerent Winnipeg 36 19 0 72 22615.4 visitors of his mother , Quebec 32 11 3 67 233 20 I Cat gary 26 22 2 5.4 190 164 Geneva Shwnate and siste r, Edmonton 20 32 3 43 189 231 Mr. and Mrs . Larry Johnson Toronto 15 30 S 35 206 248 and fami ly. K · Ottew~ 14 26 1 29 134 172 x- Team disbanded Mrs. William Boyce of Thursday's Rr!sult s Columbus was a weekend New Eng lan d 6 Calgary .& Indianapolis 4 Quebec 2 visitor of Mrs . Bertha Phoenix s Edmonton 1 Russell. San Diego 3 Clevelan d 2 Fri da y's Gam es Mr. a nd Mrs . Daniel Winnipeg at Toron to Worley of Beckley , W. Va ,, Edmonton at Ci ncinnati a nd Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Indianapolis at Houston Sa turda v's Games ' Knapp, Kail, Kev in and Quebec at Ca lgarv Charles, were Sunday dinner Winnipeg at Clevelan d Toro nto at New England guests of Mr . a nd Mrs , Cincinna t i at Indianapolis Charley D. Smith. Minnesota at P hoen l ~ Mr. and Mrs. Cli n ton Gi lkey of Albany were recent vis itors of Mr. Li nco ln NEW YORK (UP! ) - The Russell. · National Football League an~ . Mrs. Harold Gillogly of noun ced Thu rsday Super Albany was a r ecent visitor of Bowl X 'bad a television' Mr , Lincoln RusSell. viewership of 80 million, tbe Mr . and Mrs . Daniel «1'1 ' ~ NEA.Inc ~ ~ most ever for a te levised Worley of Beckley, W. Va. , "Sorry, bub! I already " omised my vote to a event in history. were weekend guesls of her cute little campaign worker with a Southern Iil ratings compiled by A. par ents, Mr . and Mrs . accent!" C. Nielson Co., the 1976 Charley Smith, telecast of the game between Mr. and Mrs . Earl Russe ll the Pitll!burgh Steelers and of Kentucky a re visi ting. h is Da lla s Cowboys reached mother, Mrs. Bertha Russell . ALLEGED ''SLASHER" I..OS ANGELES (UP! ) 29,. 1 40,000 television homes Mrs. Helen .Johnson was a LOS ANGELES {UP!) Da n Bar utta , 19, loves for a 78 per cent' share of the Tuesday visi tor of Mr . and Vaughn Orrin Greenwood, baseball and especially the audience . Mrs. Larry Johnson. the accused " Skid Row Los Angeles Dodgers . In addition to the United slasher,'' fa ces arra ignment That's why even though he States, the game was also in Los Angeles Monday on goes to school at UC Santa viewed in Mexico, Canada , cha rges he killed II meri, The Cruz, about 300 miles north of Costa Ri ca , Venezuela , '! slas her " te r rorized Skid her e, he bought se aso n Japan , Korea , England, West Row , culli ng the throa ts of tickets to the Dodger games Germa ny, the Ba ha mas, NOW YOU KNOW The moist po iso nous nine men, mostly derelicts, in and will ny in for as many Bennuda, Puerto Rico and Australia. substance yet discovered is a two-month period tha t games as he can. February. The ended last tile toxin of the clostridium botulinum bac teria - just slayings ended ~fter Greenone-3000th of an ounce of wood was arrested on other which could kill the earth's charges. entire human popula tion. · (Continued fr om page I ) TAFT TO RUN "mean-spirited, political attack on our national unity i!Self. CINC INNATI <UP!) - Se n, And this threat is symbolized by the twin horsemen of the Robert Taft Jr ., R.Ohio, will radical right, Ronald Reagan and George Wallace." for ma ll y a nn ou nce his "They are S<Jmetimes described as conservatives, They can didacy for ree lectio n are not conservatives. They are ruled by ambition and Tuesday during a. tour of six ambition drives them to pander to cheap prejudices, fears and resentments the y can uncover or create, " said UdaU. Oh io ci ties. AID GIVEN RACINE - The Racine ER squad went for Anna Nease, Racine, at 4:30 a,m . Friday, who suffering abdomina l pains, was taken to Holzer Medical CenU,r . UN IT TO MEET RACINE - A meeting of the Racine E-R squad will be held at 8 p.m. Monday at the sUI lion . Dues are payable . ASK TO WED A marriage license was issued to Michael E ugene OLD EST MAN DI ES Guess, 19, Coolvi ll e, a nd Belem, Brazil ( UP! ) - A Marcia Rose Ca rr , 20, man hailed by the Brazihan Tuppers Plains, press as the oldest man in the world died Thur sday al a repor ted 167 years of age. LODGE TO MEET Doroteu de Souza attracted RAC INE - A reg ular crowds of journalists and meeting of Racine Masonic photogra phers lo the Amazon Lodge 461 F&AM will be held jungle city of Altamira late at 7: 30 p.m . Tuesday a t the last year when a photos tat of U,mple with work to be given his social security records In ' all three degrees. showed he was 167, based on an oral statement he made abo ut his birth some thirty years ago. BOARD TO MEET RAC INE - A spec ia l mee ting of the South er n AROYAL VACATION Local Board of Education wil l PARIS I UP!) - Empress Farah of Iran flew back to be held Saturday, Feb. 7, al 7 Tehran today after a three- p.m, at the high school. week vaca tion in Europe. Her · special jetliner Was followed by an Iran ian army Boeing 707 carrying three tons of French rose marble for a new swimming pool for the 1!11perial couple , USED CARS ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ALWAYS! 1974 FORD GRAN TORINQ ....... s2995 2 Dr. H.T .. P.S .• P.B., ai r , oper a windows . . bl ue wi th bl ack viny l r oof. Sha r p . 1974 PONTIAC CATALINA ......... s2995 2 Dr. H.T ., fac. air , P.S., P. B.. bronze with brown viny l r oof, :nooo miles . Vakntirw 's Day is Saturday, Feb. 14th (-·------ -·----:--·--------------~ I . , I 1973 MERCURY MONTEGO ........S2495 ~ x. 2 <;lr . H.T ., yellow wit h dark br own vi n yl rooL r ad1a l f ir es, rea l beauty. 1973 FORD GALAXIE 500 ....... :.s2195 Or ., P.S., 4 P . B., air . · 1973 OPEL 4 DR ................. .. s1895 St and . Tr ans . 1972 BUICK RIVIERA .............. s3295 2 Dr . Sport Coupe, loca ll y· ow ned , full.( equ ipt. sha r pes t arou nd . ' 1972 CADIUAC COUPE ........... s2895 DeVi lle, loaded with extras . 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Thank you for banking with us! pomeroy nationa bank the bank of the century established 1872 ----------TRUCKS-------- 1965 FORD F-600 .. 0 0 . 00 . . . . . . 00 . . . . s2295 5 spd. tr ans ., 2 s p d . aK te, e)( tra good 10' du mp bed, au)( iliar y. gas tank. 1972 CHEVY.......... ~ ............... s1695 Long w ide bed, 6 cy l. , st a. tran s. 1972 FORD ........................... ~ 1695 w.ca tt le racks, 302 V-8, stand . tra ns., long wide bed. 1967 FORD. AATBED .............. ..5695 V-8. auto., As Is . 1969 FORD VAN .... ;................. s695 1965 CHEVY VAN ..... ............... s495 Several other cars in stock at Riggs. See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED CARS Located on St . Rt . 7 ,- Chester. 0 . :.-- . r ''.,. ASSIST INVESTIGATION - Teclmlcians from the Southeastern Ohio Regional Crime Lab at Nelsonville were called in early Saturday to assist Gallia County Sheriff's Dept. invesligate the shooting death of 22-year old Hollis Miller Jr. of Bidwell. · ' ,, Weather I . I eaptur~ a l{,eart I 01\, ·. I "lentinesfilf L...-_.._.._._______ . ' ~~~~----------~~~ Be sure to see the fine selection of Fanny Farmer Boxed Candy for your Valentine's Day. Buy what you need now ~ · · Also ~allmark Valentine Day cards . party favors novelttes. Just received a sel~ction of Valentine plush assorted colorful stuffed ammals. Choice of sizes. SHOP FRIDAY NIGHT UNnL 8 PM OPEN SATURDAY 9:30 10 5:00 PM ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY, '. SCENE OF KiLLING - Ga llia County sheriff's deputy Rocky Hill discussed information on the shooting death of Hollis Miller, Jr., 22, Bidwell, with newsman Dick Thomas in tmts front of the Beth Morrison home on Eagle Rd . The house, formerly a live bait and beer carryout, is ncar Tycoon Lake in Raccoon Twp. tntint '' Your Invited Guest Reaching More Than 12,000 Families Devoted 1'o Th e Greater Middle Ohio V~lley .GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT VO. 11 NO. 2 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1976 PRICE 25 CENTS MfDDLEPORT-POM EROY · ' Lawmakers rushing tax relief ' By LEE LEONARD U PI Statehouse Rrporlt•r Bud gel Dircoctot) Bill Wilkin' wi ll be able to proceed with the compilation of the 197779 executive budget draft that can avoid ma jor' change in taxes," continued Collier, a respected expert on state finances. The groWldwork has been .laid." . Pleasant newS for the governor, whose current term ends in 1979, And a. fine prediction for Collier, who won't be around then. But the re is ev idence to the contrary, and it was offered last week with ominous warnin gs about the long-range dangers · accompanying a ny tax relief legislation. "Lord knows how much in lost local revenues this bill will prodl,ice," said Rep . W. Bennett Rose, R-Lima, in teStimony before the House Ways and Means Committee. "The people are going to be surprised when without any warning, we sock them with a huge state tax increase in the second biennium (!977-79)." Collier agrees there will have t9 be !(continued growth '' of Ohio 's economy to support existing programs without new ta xes for three more years. Even that might not be enough. Inflation alone drove the 1975·77 budget up by 15 per cen t from the previous biennium. Another 15 per t'Cnl increase would be $1.8 billion . The current budget is baianced by almost $300 million worth of bookkeeping gimmicks which will expire in 1977. Some government programs are operating with lhe understanding they will be financed by fulur'e legislatures. And the lure of federal matching funds is usually too grea t for 'the lawmakers to turn down . CXJLUMBUS (UPI)- The Ohio General Assembly, jn i!S Sl3!11pede to enact property tax relief for homeowner s, seems instead to be digging a deeper hole for rI ·•'' taxp~ye rs and c:onsumers. To be sure, ttre urge to ease the burden of unvot~d real estate tax es is strong. . The lawmakers bave been receivi ng messages of public discontent with government spending since last year, The most convin cing evidence was the overwhelming rejection of Gov. James A. Rhodes' $4,5 billion bond issue package in Nov·ember. Last month, there were Outcries over drastic increases in property l8ll bills, a nd the governor began to exert pressure ,for reductions, Now, as they contemplate their reelection campa igns which will begin shortly, the legislators seem to be on a course of no return. Within a few weeks, they wiU probably enact a tax relief bill. Before the campaign tr)lmpets begin to herald the arrival of tax relief, beware of ATTY JOHN E. HALUDAY some "surprises " lurking in the distance and consider the following : The state of Ohio already reimburses locQI governments to the tune of more than· $150 million a yea r for real esta te tax reductions. ' The current state budget i~ strained to , GALL.IPOL.IS - Stockholders of First the limit, and Is likely to continue that way Na tional Bank have reelec ted Ally. John unless the economy improve s E, Ha lliday, E, E, Null , Clyde Ramsay, significantly. , Paul Stewart and Russell Wood as Howard L. Collier, director of the Office direc tors. of Budget and Management, strongly (l ank offi ce rs r e-e lecte d by the believes an Improving economy will help direc tors were Mr. Halliday, president : get the state out of the woods during the Marlin Kerns, exeCutive vlce president , next year and allow existing programs to and Mr. Null, vice president. Other offi cers re-elected in the recent continue without "!'Wtaxes through 1979, "After two years of what could be , meeting were . Harold ThOmpson , vice . termed 'deficit' spending, next year should president and installment loa n offi cer; MIDDLEPORT - Charles L, Dowler, Mary Pullins, vice president and a uditor ; be_in balance by any accepted definition ," Colller wrote to the gove rn or in superi ntendent of the Meigs Local School Robert Mackenzie, viee president and announcing his resignation last month. District, has certi fied to the State and manager of the Vintoh Branch: Dana " Within, a few short months, (state Federal Government that the district 1\aike , cash ier , a nd Lewi s Lutt on, boa rd of education has officially shJ tcd its assistant cashier. in tention to assure corn p li~mc.:e with rules It was announced that beginning Feb. an d regulations as set forth in Title IX 9, a new walk-up window for loans inside implementi ng the Education Amendments lhe rear of the bank will be available for MIDDLETOWN, R. 1., Feb. 7 of !!172 as affected by Tille VI or the Civil customers from 8a.m. to9 a.m. and from 3 Gen. William West, who had arranged Rights Act of !964. p,ni. to 4 p.m, daily except Thursday. A an agreement allowing Newport to Dowler said if any student or employe loan offi cer w!ll be on duly during those provtsloo the British naval squadron to of the district believes that he or she has hours. prevent attack, complained loca l been discriminated against on basis of sex, Tories wert gtvlng the British lnthat employe should contact Jeff Weaver, ' telllgence enabltng them to raid neorby jun ior high school principal , Middleport , tslunds for suppltes. phone 992-3058, who has been appointed by Dowler as District Ti tle IX Coordinator . 11 ( \ Halliday reelected president of bank Dateline 1776 I . • unba Cloudy with a chance or snow or snow nurries north and southeast Sunday. Highs in the 20s north and the JOs so uth . Coriside r a bl e cloudiness Sunday night and Monday with a , chance of flur ries northeas t Sunday night. banned in schools 1971 PONTIAC BONNEVIUE ...... sggs 2 Dr .. a uto . · \N t~'l By Da lr Ruthgd>Jr. GALLIPOLIS - Gallia Co unty sheriff's deputies &ltunluy aftcrnuon wci·e intensively invec tigali ng the s hooting death of 22-yca r old Hollis Miller, Jr . of Ridwell. ' Ac;:corrling lu Sheriff Oscar Baird's dcputies ,.the shouting occurred around 3 a.m. SatW"'day al the home of Beth Morrison loca ted on Eagle Rd . near T}•coon Lake . The Morri son home is a building formerly 1,1sed as a beer ca rryoul by Harold Ful ler. Miss Mor•risun, 18, mother of fo ur small ch il dren, underwent inte nsive qucstio~ing Satw;day afternoon , Officers revealed no major details. but il is apparent Lhey believe some type of domestic squabble prcri pitated the shooting . Miss Morrison was taken to the Holzer Medi c~ ! CenU,r by the Gallia County Vol Wlteer Emergency Squad fo llowing the shooting fo r treatment of possible rractw-cs of the nose, ri14ht iudex fi nger, a <Continued on page 2) Sex discrimination 4 Dr .• 302. a u to ·.. P .S., a lr . !fJ and lo m11rc.1·t ! /I r rhall A.\· /uryt Jl/ r1Ill/ mut 1.'.!.1·. pomeroy rutland tuppers plains I roof Ai r . auto., P.S.• P . B., vi nyl roof. For 1hi s rca ..,Oil "c h:1\ e ~l' l a:-.i dl' t h1.., pcri(1d CANDIES 1972 PONTIAC CATALINA ........ s1395 4 Dr .• A.S., P. B.• ' Candidate Udall First Quality Cut, wrapped and frozen for a family of 4. Probe pressed in death of young Bidwell man Penny Orr mad e Senate history The General Assembly, ,which has agreed to fully fi nance sUite aid to primary ', , and seconda ry education Wlder a new · ~ formula, is furnishing only 26 per cent now · and will need about $450 million lo bring that up to 75 per cent. • Higher education, mental health and corrections will be demanding incr~ased allen lion, to say nothing of state employes. Where is the money coming from ? It seems the only way out, barring a dramatic upturn In the economy, may be an increase in ma jor state taxes, such as lhe income and sales taxes. l ~g i sl a lilrs under-sl<lndably don 't want to talk about the posslbiiity. They want to talk tax relief. SUrpriSj' No. 2: The relief will not begin until1977. And the House h'\5 trirruned $145 million worth of tax credits Out of the bill. But there are still about $100 rilillion worth of tax credits.for real esl<lle owners in the measure. Who will pay for it If not the sta te? Businesses and utilities, say the sponsors, in the form of higher tangible personal property taxes. Who will pay for those? Ultimately, the consumers. Policy said lacking for nation's cities CLEVELAND (UPI ) - The nation suffe rs from a lack of a na tional policy for cities, some down town w·bom renewals resemble combat zones and the quality of life in the ci ties is getting worse. according to Sen, Charles Mathias Jr., R·Md . Mathias, speakin g Friday at lhe City Club Forum, also accused President Ford of neg lecting the problems of the cities. "Un fortunately, th e w-gan rot is not visible from the windows of Air Force One," Mathias said. " President Ford. in his Stale uf the Union address, made no mention of the cities and th~ problems confronting them. ln the year of the nei:lr collapse of New York, this omission is incredible." CANDY STOLEN FROM STORE RIO GRANDE - Candy was taken in a breaking and entering here Friday night at Shug Foster 's· Grocery Store on East College Ave. According to village marshal Bub Shaw, entry was made by breaking a fronl window. Nothing except candy was taken. WASHINGTON ( UPI ) - Penelope Orr, 22, Zanesville, Ohio, a prelaw intern in the office of Sen. Rohert Taft Jr ., ROhio, has become the first woman doorkeeper In the history of the U. S. Senate , Miss Orr guards a door to the visitors ' gallery on the third fl oor of .the Capitol. She examines gallery passes and assists guests of senators visiting the chamber . She is the first woman ever J!Crmttted lo guard any entrances to the Senate Door or the public galleries which overhang the chamber, The Senate sergeant-at~rm s, who is in charge of doorkccping chores, begun accepting wom en on the door staff several years ago, but used them as messengers in a small reception room just off the Senate Odor. ' Utility executive says House hill disastrous ~ l, ' I \ JAMES BAiLEY \. )j GEORGE M. COLLINS Collins, Bailey file POMEROY - Two mor e Meigs Coun ty residents have Jiled petil!ons for major county political posts with the Meigs County Board of Elections. They are George M. Collins, R, Tuppers Plains, who will seek the norryination of his party to t un for Meigs CoWl ty Treasurer, and James Bailey, Of near Bashan, a Democrat,. who will seek nomination uf his party to run for the county commissioner term beginning Jan. 3, 1977. . Collins is the present county treasurer by appointment, Bailey is a form er superintendent of the Ohio Department of Highways in Meigs Coun ty. Miss Eleanor Robson , R. , was the first residen t to file for a coWlly post She is seeki ng the nomination of her oartv to run for county recorder, She is lhe mcumbent. Central committeemen candida tes who ha v~ filed for the Republican party are Harry Hlll , Letart Precinct; Richard W. Sargent, East Bedford Precinct ; Leslie F, Fultz, Pomeroy Fourth Precinct ; George A, Meinhart, Middleport First Precinct, and George H. Warner , Rock Springs Precinct. Democrats who have filed for central committee posts include , John David Gerard , Middleport Firs t, and Celia K Bajley, South Chesler , 1J March 25 is the filin g deadline. Central committee members of both parties will be elected in June and candidates for county offices will be nominated by their res~c live parties to run in the fall elec· tion. Meigs' wtemployment in December at 6.1% POM EROY . - Unemploymen t in Meigs County in December was6.1 percent ?f the labor force, aCcording to a report tssued by the Bw-ea u of Enlployment Services of Ohio. The report state.d that in December the ci vilian labor force, based on place of residence in Meigs County numbered 10,850 persons. Included in this estimate were about 10,175 employes and 675 ( 225 of them women) who were jobless. The report, dealing with wage ranges and labor shortages showed that during December, 1975, employers in Meigs County wel'e seeking qualified persons to fill positions as registered and licensed practical nurses and coal miners . Manufac tu rers in Meigs Co unty generally offer beginning work.e rs hourly wage rates which fall within the following limits: unskilled , $2.3 0 to $2. 95; semiskilled, $2.55 lo $3 J O; skilled, $3.40 to $6. During the past several years, average weekly earnings of county factory employees covered by the Oh io Unemployment Compensation Law have been a ppro xi ma tely two-fift hs ·unde r the average tor the state. Stohart to speak I COLUMBUS (UP! )- The natural gas bill passed this week by' the House "would be a disaster for the gas customer" If enacted, Colwnbla Gas ~f Ohio, Inc ., President Marvin White said Friday. "It would do little to stimulate badl) needed development of new ~ "" resour· ces," said White, "which i• the purpose of deregulation ,' ' '\ • County women for lhe JI'IR8T IN HJSTORY - Two Melp flnt time In hlltory WIU begin lull tenna March I, on lhe ...... County Board of ElecUooa. Above, atlminflterlng the aalb to lblm In Portlmoulb, on the left lB Autalanl Secretary Ill Slllte Jamel Manh, IJld front, 1-r, Mrs, VIrginia v. . Blet wlcl, - membar; Mrs. Mulne Wingett and Mrs. l!:ftlla Qark, lbe other new member. Mrs. Clark, a ~ RepubUcan, Is the first woman aetuaUy to serve. She , attended the February meeting of the board of elecUons, replacing James Qulvey who had resigned . Feb111ary marked the final month of that tenn. In the serond row, are Mrs. Dorothy Johnston, director of lhe MeiSs Board; E. A. Wingett, board member, and Secretary of Slate Ted W. ElnDwn. . ' MIDDLEPORT - The annual Rotary Football Banquet - late this year by • two months - will be on Feb. 24 at Meigs High School honoring the 197:i Marauders. Banquet Chairman Lee McComas told the Middleport -Pomer oy Rotary Club Friday evening at Hea th United Methodist Church the spea ker will be · Charles Stobart, native of Racine and graduate of Middleport High Sc hooL S(obar l, after brillian t successes coaching at . th e high school level (Galiipolis among others 1 is now assistan t varsity football coach at the University of Mi chi ga n a t An n Arbor . Stobart played his college football at Ohio University. He was a quarterback. 1 McComas said tickets will , be available soon al the Meigs schools and business places Ito be annmmced) . Rotary Pr es ident Ver n Weber presided and Program Cha irman Bob Buck in· trod uccd the spea ker, Gene; Grate. Ladies of the chur ch served the di nner preceding Grate's talk . � 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 02. February 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 February 6, 1976