https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fa8e09bdf7cdceabd641d162b15b06b2.pdf 642eccbed594aaf35f69da4416153f95 PDF Text Text - . - ···-.• ~-- ....... • • •' ' ' "' "'~· tN• • · • Uhol-IIJJ•'' · • ., ,..,.,,,, ,, , • ' "'· , . , " ••• Cost of gasoline, food, oil, new cars fell during January By LEONARD CURRY WASffiNGTON (UP! ) Declining prices lor food, gasoline, lt!el oil and new cars held the cost of living to an 0.4 per cent increase in January, the Labor Department reported today. Tite postal rate Increase THREE BIG DAYS FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY Washinl(trm 's Birthday Sale CHILDREN'S WEAR Special Group SPORTSWEAR· DRESSES. COATS· SLEEPWE~R Women's Daytime Dresses Misses and Half Sizes stock is included SAVE OVER 50% SALE PRICES Wilshin!(tofl 's Birthday Sale Washin{.,rton 's Birthday Sale WOMEN'S SPORTSWEAR JUNIOR/MISSES JEANS Special Group FROM OUR WINTER STOCK SAVE OVER 50% PRE-WASHED DENIM (DISOONnNUED BRAND) ALL SALES FINAL Washin!(ton 's Birthday Sale JUNIOR SPORTSWEAR SALE PRICES PANTS • SKIRTS • TOPS • NEW SPRING STYLES Washin!(ton 's Birthday Sale SALE PRICES Mens- Boys - PRETEEN SPORTSWEAR Special Group Junior Boys TUBE SOCKS Washin!(ton 's Birthday Sale A good selection of white with color trim at lop. Size; 9 to 15 - 7 to 11 and 6'12 to 9112. · 3 YOUNG JUNIOR SIZES SAVE .OVER 50% PAIRS f229 Washi11!(ton 's Birthday Sale Washiti!((Oit 's Birthday Sale MEN'S DAVIS 40 SPRING COATS· CUSHION SOLE WORK SOCKS MISSES AND JUNIOR SIZES I Entire SAVE 20% ,. Fits size 10-10'12. 11-11'12 . 12-13. Solid color grey or white. 2 pair in a package . For this_ Sale. 2 Washington's Birthw1y Sale JUNIOR DRESSES All spring styles included during this sale- dresses, pantsuits, jump suits, long dresses. SAVE 20% Washin!(ton 's Birthday Sale COSTUME JEWELRY Earrings - Pendants - Rings Bracelets- Ropes- All new spring stvles . SAVE 20% Washin!(ton 's Birthday Sale WOMEN'S BELTS Our entire stock is included PAIRS . , ~9 Washin!(t(Jn 's · Bir~hday Sale MEN'S WRANGLER $14~ WESTERN DENIM JACKETS 14 ounce den.im slim fitting . authentic western style. Sizes 34 to 46. •1o•• Washin!(ton 's Birthday Sale MEN'S WRANGLER $1295 WashinKton 's Birthday Sale FLARE LEG BLUE DENIM JEANS HANDBAGS Sizes 29 to 42 waist - Lengths from 29 to 36. Extra durable 14 oz. plus blue denim - pre shrunk. SALE PRICES Our entire stock of vinyls and leathers is included in this sale. SALE PRICES Wa•shtinl(ton 's Birthday Sale .WOMEN'S WINTER SLEEPWEAR BRUSHED TRICOT · CHALLIS · Fl.ANNEL ROBES • GOWNS · PAJAMAS SAVE OVER 50% '1019 Was/;li11gton 's Birthday Sale BOYS BLUE DENIM Washin!(ton 's Birthday Sale Includes our entire stock of boys denim jeans - Regular sizes 8 to 18 - Slim sizes 8 to 18 and husk"y sizes. 14 ounce weight-10 ounce Weight and pre washed ·jeans. You can really save Friday and Saturday. SALE PRICES CARPET MILL ENDS By Foxcroft Garza Early American Floral Prints · FU~ RAT OR FIITED ........ :..sug lWIN, RAT OR FIITED ...........s3.49 PILlOWCASES .............. )2.79 PAIR Home Furnishings Annex ." . • "t#t'. ,I ./ ' , ·~ 'l •• "INTERNATIONAL THINKING DAY" for Girl Scouts (picture at left) around the world will be observed Sunday with a 2 to 4 p.m. program at the Middleport Elementary School. Fifteen countries, the costumes, games and songs, and foods, will be presented by 18 participating troops. Pomeroy JWlior Troop 160 will present India which will include an Indian dance. The girls will wear native saris Rowns and are heinR instructed by Mrs, Rupa Goradta, who came to the United States from India three years ago. She has provtded the sariS for the scouts and will sing while they danre. In the dancin~ group, 1..-, xack row, are Bh~vana Goradia, Shilpa Goradla, Deanna VanMeter, Angelia Curtis, and Patty Mkhael, asststant leader; and front, Carolyn Casto, Patty Duffx, Tammy Capehart, and Aniy Sisson. Mrs. Rupa Goradia is at the left of the dancers. .• t Completely bound, rubber back. Ideal for Bathrooms. 6'x9' and 7'x10' ·,izes. REG.IJ9.95 SALE '28" e Mechanic Street Warehouse Wa.~hi11!(ton 's BATH .ENSEMBLES Pomeroy, Middleport. Ohio friday , Feb. 20, 1976 Birthday Sale BATH TOWEL ............... SALE $1.99 HAND TOWEL ............... SALE $1.39 WASH CLOTH. ..... .. ........... . SALE 89' Home F~rnishings Annex BICENTENNIAL THROW RUGS . 100% NYLON PILE, 30"x46" AMERICAN EAGLE, 1776-1976 PATIERN SALE $7.99 Home Furnishings Annex Washington 's -Rirthdar Sale WINTUK YARN . . REG. 51.49 4 Ol SKEIN SALE '1 19 Washin!(tofl 's Birthday Sale Reg, $79.95 EUREKA UPRIGHT SWEEPER With $19.95 Attachments SALE '6995 36" LENGTH SALE $1.99 Complete I You Save $29.95) Washinl(tofl 's Birthday Sale WASH CLOTHS Washington's Birthday Sale METAL CABINETS Dateline 1776 Wardrobes, Utility, China and Base Cabinets. SAVE 20%· Mechanic Street Warehouse Wa.~hington 's Birthday~ale MICROWAVE OVENS 4 FOR •1 00 Washin!(ton's Birthday Sale REG. $49~ .......... SALE $41f' REG. $36~ .........SALE s29f' REG.' $29~ ........... SALE s24f' Mechanic Street Ware!'louse Washington's Birthday Sale Berkline and Kroehler Chairs SAVE UP TO '7000 ON RECLINERS, SWIVEL ROCKERS trustees. OR OCCASIONAL CHAIRS. YOUR CHOICE Washinl(ton 's Birthday' Sale ONE GROUP OF GENERAL ELECTRIC .· BROIL·R·GRILL TABLE LAMPS REGULAR PRICE '19.95 TO 26.95 39 99 SALE '12" EASY TO li.SE -:- EASY TO CLEAN REG. 159.98 1 SALE • MAIN STORE, HOME FURNISHINGS ANNEX AND MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE OPEN FRIDAY 9:30 TO 8 PM, SATURDAY 9:30 TO 5 PM, MONDAY, 9:30 TO 5 PM ELBERFELD$· IN POMEROY J sharply.," first time in six months and coupled with smaller declines for beef and fresh vegetables to contribute to the dip in food restaurant meals rose 0.8 per CiOn! for their biggest gains in nearly a year . But these 11 to prices. increases were not enough Am o n g n o n .f o o d commodities , there were offset the declines in foods that comprise the largest part of th e average prices increases £or appliances, floor cover ings, American's diet. tobacco products, used cars, clothing and grooming goods suctJ a~ shampoos and shaving cream. But falling The re port came after President Fo1·d' s top economic advis er said (Continued on page 10) Fifteen Ce nts Vol. 27 , No. 21X .:\[ Malpractice problem solved by surgeon ::aul ~ no~ro~:• ~y::.rn:.~g :\ ~ insurance ::::.says malpractice insurance only Knoll said reducing or eliminating ;:;, ::::encourages lawsUits aod raises patients' lawyers' contingency fee practices would ;:;: :;:::bills. The 64-year-old surgeon canceled his end the problem of high-eost malpractice :;;. :;:::malpractice cove~age two years ago and insurance. He said "greedy" tBwyers are ::: :::;:has continued his practice without it. · suing because of the promise of high fees. :': b: Fared with paying $25,000 a year for He recommended replacing malpractice ;:: i;':$300,000 coverage with a $20,000 deductible, · insurance paid by doctors with accident ,::: . ::::Knoll said be rather do without the insurance paid by patients.. ;:;; · .....· ''So, every time you go to the hospital you ,:;: :;:;.I.Jl$urance. . 'ght . $20 [ 'd t t"ns ·ance " ·.· :::: "The people, the patients are the ones ml pay or so or acct en ut • ;:: :;:: suffering," he said. "They shouldn't have to he said. '"I think the patient should buy ;:;: ;:;:pay more for.uMeeessary X -rays and tests insurance rather than th e doctor . ::; :::: just so the doctor wiD have protection from Everytime I get on an airplane I pay $3 for ::; ;:;: being sued. The costs are bad enough $150,000 flight insurance. The patient could ':' ·· do the same thing." :::; Knoll graduated from medical school in :•: [ aJJ;~~J~e practicing medicine to help :::: patients, not bankrupt them to pay our 1937 and the suit two years ago was his first. ;:;: :;:;insurance." Sinell.he dropped insurance, he has had ·one :';i Knoll dropped his insurance two years ago suit filed againt him. He said it involves two .:::: :;;:because the insurance company settled a groupsofdoctors.Hisgroupofthreehaveno .::;: :;:;suit out "of court, without his knowledge, for insurance. 'fhe othel' group does. :::. ·· 2 " It wiU be interesting to see which group ;::: ,\? ~·?t:i (lawyers) are not protecting me at the (plaintiff's) lawyer goes after," he said. ,,, :i:i all," he sal<). "I never got any defense. 1 "l guarantee you sir it will he the one with ;:::. •i;' never met IllY lawyer in that case. Tbat was the money. \ t ,:~\:~.~:~:~.,~:~.~••~:~:~~.~~,~~~,~~:~.,~:.~.~••:~:~::: :·: :: : : ~:~:.••~.::.:::.::,.~:.:~~.,~:;i:t:••~~:::~:;~:t:i,:::,::,,i,:> Reagan's proposals attacked by Ford 100% COTTON MADE IN USA SALE which dropped enttne at By United Press International COLUMBUS - PRESS FREEDOM IN THE Western · Hemisphere is waning and "we are losing ground" according to Raymond E. Dix, publisher of the Wooster Daily Record and president of the Inter-American Press AssociatiOn (!APA). Dix warned a panel discussion at the 43rd Ohio Newspaper Association convention Thursday to learn from press COLUMBUS (UPI) - A charge residential censorship In Latin and Souith America because "what temporary restraining or~r. date for a hearing on Brown's to additional request for a customers for the gas. happens down there will eventua Uy affect us." Dix was also a enjoining Coltunbia Gas of preliminary and permanent If that happens, Brown said recipient of 8 Governor's Award at an evening banquet. Ohio from charging fnjunclion against the · he would direct lawyers itl his residential cus tomecs for special litigation section to WASHINGTON - BY A MARGIN OF THREE Senate emergency gas purchased for company. · Brown said Columbia may oppose the gas company's votes, Congress has upheld President Ford's veto of a $6.2 . industrial and commericai attempt to seek proper request in hearings before the billion jobs blli along with an importBnt part of his economic use was obtained Thursday authorization from the PUOO PUCO. philosophy. The bill, which Democrats said would create by Ohio Attorney General 655,000 jobs, mostly throogh publk works projects, and which William J. Brown. Brown said the gas Ford had denounced as a ••selection year pork barrel" H!ld a Franklin County Common company should only recover "hoax," was defeated Thursday in ·a see-saw sequence of Pleas Court Judge William T. LONDON, Feb. 20 - The money from the industrial voting. House of Commons voted Gillie Issued the order, based and corrunerieal customers. First the House voted 319 to 96to override Ford's veto, 41 upon Brown's argument the down a motion by Cha rles more than the two-thirds needed to override. Hours later, the gas company does not have James Fox calling fnr a A spokesman for Columbia Senate voted 63 to 35 in favor of an override, three votes short the authority to charge formal inquiry " Into the Gas said if the firm were of the requirement. private· customers ·for gas causes of the msuccess of prevented from charging being used by industrial and hls Majesty's Arms In . residential customers for the COLUMBUS - THE AMERICAN PARTY'S AP bid to commerical customers. North America and also cost of the exira gas, it would become Ohio's third major party is in ir.ouble, according to The attorney general" into the causes of ihc have to give credits on future Secretary of State Ted W. Brown. Cleveland attorney Arthur argued the Public Utilities defection of the people of biDs of !bose customers who Cain and 14 others on Feb. 9 delivered 311,054 signatures to Commission · of Ohio has the province of Que bec." would have been already Brown's offlre in an effoct to be the first party ewr "to get on . never given Columbia Gas ::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::: charged . ihe b&Uot by petition." specific authorization to levy To qualify for party status In Ohio, Cain and other AP the charge against faithful mu.>t have 30,072 valid signatures, equal to 1 per rent of residential customers. the votes cast in the lal;t gubernatorial election. "They're in Brown, as a representative trouble," Brown said Thursday after analyzing reports from 59 of the state and also of county boards fo elections that have completed validating individual consumers, ·said signatures collected by AP members in which 24.92 pel. were the emergency gas was 'United Press International New England's rail and ma:SS White House press invalid. transit systems. purchased for industrial and At least four Nunties - Pike, Jackson, Lawreneil and commerical customers and secretary Ron Nessen says President Ford told an Meigs counties - had 100 per cent va lidation rate but the that residential consumers-do Tuesday's primary in New overflow crowd of 6,000 in a number of signatures co llected in the rural counties ranged not need they gas, will not use Hampshire is "'jus\ one of 31" high school gym at Keene, from 1 to 4. . it and t~~ey should, therefore, across the nation but that N.H., Thursday night that isn't keeping his boss from Reagan had suggested not have to pay for it. LOS ANGELES - FOUR YEARS AFTER VISITING GiUie set March 2 as the making the Granite State the investing Social Security site of · the · campaign's funds in the stock market and China as president to reverse U. S. policy In one of the most harshest attack on Ronald this would he "the best route historic moves of hls administration, Richard Nixon today Reagan. begins his return to Peking as a private citizen, honored by the to back-door socialism I ever Hartenb ach fil' es The rhetoric was heating heard." Chinese and condemned at home. up on the Democratic side, Critics accused Nixon of playing Into the hands .of a Ford had the crowd in Chlneae plan to embarrass President Ford just before the New for reelection too. I£ster Maddox, who was Keene cheering when he Georgia's lieutenant attacked Hampshire election. 1 as rhetoric Robert C. Hartenbach, governor while Jimmy Reagan "s r• oposal to trim $90 WASillNGTON -A CONGRESSMAN CONTENDS that incumbent Meigs Coun ty Carter was its governor, sent billion from federal social Blue Cross health care officials travel in luxury automobiles sheriff, Thursday filed his word he would be In programs. bought with Medicare funds and the premiums of sulxicribers. petition of candidacy to run . Manchester as a "one-man the Republican truth squad to inform the Rep. Pete Stark, 0-Calif., said the purchases of Cadillac for cars and an airplane for the Ulle of Blue Cross executives were nomination to seek reelec- people of the truth" about EXTENDED OUTLOOK Carter's record. turned up by staff investigators for the House Ways and.Means lion. Also. filing petitions of Meanwhile, Pennsylvania Chance of snow In north oversight subcommittee. " It also appears from our and rain in south Sunday. Investigation that these vehicles are being used for personal candidacy with the county Gov. Milton Shapp said in Fair, Monday and a chance travel," Stark said, adding that such expenditures were "hard board of elections on Thurs- Tampa an expansion of the of rain Tuesday. Highs to justify coosidering the skyrocketing costs of health care." day were Virginia V. food stamp program is Blazewicz, D., for Pomeroy needed to help the aged, and from mid 30s to mid 40s Sunday, warming to mid COLUMBUS - HARRY R. HORVITZ, president an\1 third ward, central com- another Democratic bopefui, 40s to mid 50s by Tuesday. publlaher of Horvlt! Newspapers, Valley -VIew, Ohio, was mittee, and Pauline Wolfe, Arizona Congressman Morris Low In upper 20s and 30s. elected president of the Ohio Newspaper Association today to D., for Letart Precinct Udall, said in Boston heavy federal spending should go to :::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:::::::::::::::;:::::::::::;:;:::::::::::::: succeed Wun.tn A. Ott, president and publlsher, Akron central committee post. Beacon Journal, who becomes chairman of the ONA board of Home Furnishings Annex ~ale Birthday SALE $2.99 prices fo~ new cars, gasoline, motor 01!, fuel otl and coal nearly offset these nses. Th e co n s ume r ' s pocketb~k was hlt hardest f~r serVJces wt th unuslJll lly h1gh tncreases for auto w sur an ce , m e dt c al insurance. postage stamps, hospital and doctors' bills. Within the food category, baked goods increased for the • Spreading costs of gas held up 84" width - Dot pattern in pink, yellow, orange or blue. ' 81" LENGTH sector fell 0.2 per cent from December . Non -food commodities cars, appliances, clothing increased only 0.2 per cent lor the lowest rise in more than a yea r. But the services category increased 1.1 per cent for its most suhstantial gain sineil at least 1974. The Labor Department said.pork and poultry prires, :~;:·:::·::;:::: ::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::: :::::::::::::::::j:::::::: : ::: ::: :::::::::;:;: ;:: : : :! :::::::: : ::::;:;:;:::::::;:::;: ;:;:;:;: ;:; : ::: :;:;:;: ;:;:;: ;: : :;:;: ;: ;: ;:;: ;:::;:·:: :::: : : : ;:; : ;:;: ;:;:; : ;:::::;:::::: : :::~ : ' Wa.~hin!(ton 's • DACRON CURTAINS Choose from 2 jacquards in eight colors. Price Index compared with an average monthly increase of 0.6 per cent lor the final three months of 1975. Retail prices in January were 6.6 per cent higher than a year ago. The CPI consists of three broad categories. The food Girls, in saris, will give Indian program / • i. / NO-IRON SHEETS AND PILLOWCASES Home Frunishings Annex WESTERN JEANS . Washington's Birthday Sale and boosts in the coSt of medical care and household services- with the exception of rent- accounted for most of the upward pressure in the first Inflation report of 1976, the department said. It said the January rise of 0.4 per cent in the Constuner '· Meigs, Washington, agree Elected ONA vire president was A. Mooroe Courtright, publiaher, The Public Opinion, Westerville, with Charles Glover ,- president, Dayton Newspapers, Inc., named as ONA . treaaurer. Also named to continue were Paul R. Gingher of Meigs County and the Coltunbus as general courisel and William J . Oertel of Federal government got District of the . Corps of Engineers. Worthlnston as executive director and secretary. together lor future com. The purpose of the memo is pllance 0! stream bank work to assure cooperation betWASfUNGTON - THE OH!O VOTE BY WHICH the following a meeting Thurs· ween the Meigs Soil and ~ouae Thursday, on a 319 to 98 roD call, voted to override day of about 40 persons at a Water Conservation District : ~('resident Ford's veto of a $6.2 biUlon Public Works..Job BiD. puxlic meeting at the Farm-:Voting to owrride were 263 Democrats and 56 Republicans. ers Bank Building Thurs- ,nd the Corps in planning and carrying out projects and "Voting against were 18 Democrats and 82 Republicans. day night to hear the Army programs for the con· Ohio Democrats for: Ashley, Carney, Hays, Mottl, Crops of Engineers explain ·Seiberling, Jllf!les Stanton, Stokes, Yanik. Republlcans for : the new "'SecUon 404" federal servation, wise util ization and efficient development of Whalen. · regulations. The section the land, water and related , Republicans agalnsl : Ashbrook, Brown, Clancy, .Devine, pertains to persons owning Gradlson, Guyer, Harsha, Kindness, Latta, MiUer, Mosher, property along streams or resources in Meigs County. According to Col. Sam Regula, J . William Stanton, Wylie. planning any kind of work in Britten, represe ntin g the or along streams in reference Corps, the Federal Water · Newsboy may be almost extinct to the dumping or dredging of Pollution Contr ol Act .. COLUMBUS Home increasing nWJIUel" ut worl<- fill material. amendments of 1972 gave the · Following the meeting the Corps the responsibility to l!elivery of dally newspapers men's compensation claims Meigs Soil and Water Con- regulate the disposal of may soon become loo ex· filed bv newsboy carriers. servation District initiated dredged or fill material. ,pensive ·for newspapers to Full insurance coverage the signing of the Section 404 of the Act extends maintain, David CanUon, a with $50,000 a year premiums memorandtun of agreement the Corps• authority to inapeclallst in employer- - of the home delivery :employe insurance, told the carriers, said CanUon, could with the Corps. This is the clude waters which have a .13rd annual Ohio Newspaper force newspapers to use only first memo of agreement normal five cubic feet per Assoclallon convention adult carriers wilh large signed between the two second flow rate. Col. Britten Thursday. delivery routes, or go to agencies within the bound· said this amoun t of water CanU ·IIl said there is an vending maching circulation . a ri es of the l-ht1 1 tin~ton would be about knee deep and '· ., just wide enough to jtunp across. How .eVer, minor bulkheading and fills less than 500 feet in length and 500 cubic yards in volume will not require individual permits provided Cilrtain conditions can be met. There are also other exemp ti ons for emergency repairs of dams , dikes , etc. A representative of the Corps will determine if a permit is needed or not by viewing the site and planned alterations. Col. Britten stBted that the cost of permits will he $10 for .iObs including less than 2200 cu. yards and $100 for jobs over that amount. The processing period for the issuaneil of a permit CO)lld range from two and a half months to one year. · 11 is the hope of the Meigs t Continued on page 10) Reagan was scheduled to arrive In New Hampshire for his own "last hurrah" before the primary shortly after Ford leaves this afternoon. By the weekend he will have spent 15 days in New Hampshire to. Ford's four. Carter and Maddox were elected on separate tickets in Georgia and frequently were at odds, and Maddox will campaign against him in New Hampshire. Carter is considered to he locked in a threeway battle in New Hampaliire with Udall and Sen. Birch Bayh of Indiana. Another candidate, Sargent Shriver, told 3SO supporters at a Manchester raUy his points from his all-time low of canvassers reported 15 per . 30 per cent last November . cent of the state's Democrats However, it sa id Ford supporting him and another 11 Carmot be viewed as a 16 per cent leaning his way. strong incumbent trying to However, Shriver earlier told win an -election in his own a reporter a fourth-plare right.'' finish would be "fabulous." - J acqueline Kennedy A fifth Democrat, former Onassis endorsed Shriver for Oklahoma Sen. Fred Harris, president, saying he " cares · has begun a three-day more about people than about camper trip through the politics" and can lead the heavily Democratic southern nation "out of its part of New Hampshire. bewildennent, cynicism and In other developments : despair." Shriver's wife is a - The Harris Survey sister of the !at~ John F . reported 36 per cent of the Kennedy. voters in a recent poi! gave President Ford a good job · perfurmaneil rating - up six Four bowlers in Board complies in S&tshine law RACINE - The Southern the Language Fair at Ohio Local Board of Education Universlty on Feb. 28, gave Wednesday night adopted a permissi on to Parents policy to assure compliance Without Partners (POP ) to use the Syracuse Elementary with the Sunshine Law . Jane Wagner, clerk. said School on Feb. 29 and March .local newspapers will be 28, accepted a vido tape notified in advance of any tnaching from the Athletic regular or special meeting of Boosters, approved 19 high the board and any person or sc hool students participating group may receive" advance in the Ohio Test of Scholastic notice of uny regular or Achievement, accepted the special meeting of the board resignation Gordon Proffitt by providing a sei£-addressed as custodian at Portland ElementBry, effective today, envelope. In other business the board and hired Deibert Ours to approved Title IX grievance replace him.· Attending were Ja ck procedure in regard to sex Bostick , president ; Robert discrimination and ret,Jined Sayre, Denny Evans, Roger services or the legal firm of Squires , Sanders ana Adams , and Dallis Hili, board De mp sey, Cleveland , members; Bobby Ord , primarily for the upcoming superintendent; Mar il y bond issue for Vog-Ag Powell, clerk-eustodian ; Jim Adams, Jennings Beegle, Jim facilities. The boa rd appointed Mrs. · Wi ckline, Bill Baer , and Carla Shuler senior play Larry Wolfe, principals in the director, employed Robertta district. The next mee ting of Maiden as substitute teacher, the board will bk' March 9. approved the Racine PTO using the high school kitchen COFCTOMEET and cafeteria for a The Pomeroy Chamber of smorgasbo rd on Apri l 4, Commerce wiii meet at the approved bus transportati on Meigs Inn Monday at noon . for French students to attend '76 Midas stakes League bowlers Pomer oy .Bowling at Lan es competed Jan . 26-Feb. 1 in the Midas National Bowling !£ague Championship to be amon g the fi ve na tional winners in the third annual -pins-ove r-av e ra ge tour ~ nament sponsored by Midas and ioical Midas dealers . Qualifiers at the Pomeroy Lanes and the ir 3~game pin s~ oVer-ave rage seores) arc : Judy Pocklington (1 20 ): Ron Lor rison (122 ) ; Barbara Lawrence ( 11 3"); Burton Smith I i09 ) and Henry · Clatwor thy & Dave Dobbins, Sr . (104 ). , IT'S APRIL 7th . Gallipolis to be conducted by tile lntersU!te Commerce Commission on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad's proposed aban donment of the l.AJgan to Pomeroy . via Gallipolis trackage will be on April 7 as repor ted Thursday , not on April I as the hea d capti on A hearing in said . AID COM E~ Slate Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson's office reported wcJfare assistanee in the amount of $13,644,1ei.07 in Ohio's 88 counties in January. Meigs County r ece iv ed $14,243.67 of the total. l �2- The Datly Senttnel Mtddleporl Pomeroy 0 Fnday Feb 20 1976 Patty takes 'fifth' 21 times By DONALD B THACKREY SAN FRANCISCO (UP! ) Patrtcla Hearst took the Mh Amendment 21 hmes refusmg to answer questions about the mlSSmg year m her underground hie on gr01mds tl nught illcrurunate her m another bank robbery The newspaper hetress who turned 22 today declilled to respond to any questtons about events between her arnval ill September 1974 at Las Vegas Nev and her move m September 1975 to the San Franctsco apartment ' where she was captured I refuse to answer on grounds I nught mcrurunate myself she responded again and a gam Thursday while the JUry was out of the courtroom The posstble crune was never speciftcatly dtscussed but defense attorney F Lee Bailey made tl clear lederal prosecutors are constdermg charges agamst MISS Hearst lor an Apnl 1975 bank robbery at Carmtchael calif ill which a mother of lour was killed by a shotgun blast Mtss Hearst underwent her ftr st full day of cross exanunation by Prosecutor James L Browrung Jr who satd he expected to wmd up his Interrogation today unless the Judge changes hts mmd and orders the defendant to answer questtons about the IDISStng year U S Dtstrtct Court Judge Oliver J Carter who told both argwng attorneys I m tired or playmg nng-around the-rosy and the buck stops here said he would rule Monday morntng on the prosecutton motion asking him to forl-e her tD answer W1th the JUry m the courtroom Browntng won admtsswns from the defendant that she passed up repeated opportumlles to escape or seek help durmg her 19 months underground wasn t sure herself that she had been bramwashed and stood guard In an SLA hideout prtor to the San Franctsco bank robhery lor which she ts standmg trw! MISS Hearst completing her thtrd full day on the stand and her mother Gatherme both broke mto tears when the heiress testified she did not contact her larruly after months of captmty ber use I felt my parents wouJdn t want to see feelmg about him me agam Well what was that lee She also satd she had ling? changed her mmd about I couldn t stand him rnarrymg Steven Weed wtth Brownmg was more whom she was livmg m successful 10 getttng the Berkeley when she was delendant to admit she had abducted and has not seen rep eated opportunities him smce her capture durmg two trips across the Brownmg questioned her country WJth sports activtst again on her rape m a tiny Ja ck Scott and durmg the closet by SLA member sununer of 1974 at farm Wtlliam Wolfe wbom she houses m Pennsylvania and described as the love of her New York to make phone hfe m a tape recording made calls or leave messages after hts death m a shootout concerrung her whert!llbouts wtth los Angeles police and Nobody was right there by SLA ch1eftam Donald With you preventmg you !rom Cinque DeFreeze domg 11 were they' the Mtss Hearst satd she prosecutor asked offered no reststance because No she was afraid of them But MISS Hearst msl!ted When the prosecutor she was afratd her captors pressed her about Wolle would find out about any MISS Hearst S81d she dtd not messages and harm her love him but had a strong Rail reconstruction may By Helen Bottel The Righi To-Die Question l I DEAR HELEN My 76-year-old mother died of cancer Doctors said after surgery she would never get well yet she was kept aljve at the hosp tal lor over a month of needless pam There was no health msurance and the btU was tremendous II I can possibly prevent 1t thts will not happen to me To thts end I have wr1tten a request cop1es of whtch have gone to my children You nught Uke to prmt 11 so that others can follow smt To my Farruly Phystctan To my Clergyman And to my lawyer If the time comes when I can no longer take part m dectstons for my own future let thts statement stand as the testament ol my wtshes lf there ts no reasonable expectation of my recovery from phy~tcal or mental ~bil1ty I A - A - request that I be aU wed to dte and not be kept alive by artiftctal means or herotc measures Death IS as much a reality as birth growth maturtty and old age 11 Is the one certainty I do not fear death as much as I fear the mdigmty of detertorallon dependency and hopeless pam I ask that drugs be mercifully admintstered to me for termmal suffermg even though they hasten the moment of death Thts request ts made after carelul constderallon Although thts document ts not legally bllldmg you who care lor me will I hope feel morally bound to follow tis mandate I recogniZe that It places a heavy burden of responsibility upon you and 11 IS Mth the mtention ol sharmg that responsibility and of rmtigattng any leeling of gutlt that thts statement IS made Helen thiS document was dated and s1gned by me my doctor my lawyer and a member of my lamily - ADELE A NOTE TO READERS A request such as Adele s ts as she says not legally bindmg but 11 DOES clarify her wtshes and wtU eliminate guilt feelings should her family ever be faced With this sad deCISIOn - H DEAR HELEN So you think career wtves can make good parents? Consider thts husband and wife we know Each has an executive posttion The children only have a housekeeper In 14 years of mamage they actually brag that they have never spent one Chrtstmas wtth thetr kids During the holidays they are packed off to therr grandmother s while the parents enjoy the1r annual vacation m Europe MeXICO Hawau or wherever - DISGUSTED P S The youngsters are unwanted every other time of the year also DEAR DIS Disgustmg yes but who s to say thts couple would act any differently whether the wife worked or not' Her JOb doesn t l111lke her tgnore therr children It merely gives her an excuse to be away from unwanted burdens I st1U say careers and children mlx If the proper mgredtents are used and the greatest ol these Is love - H DEAR HELEN My husband fathered an illegitimate child before we were roamed He accepted responsibility and the boy has his name Does that mean he dlust keep on wtth child support until the child ts of age' And how about inherttance' --CALIFORNIAN DEAR CAUFORNIAN In Galiforrua illegttlmate children are pretty well protected The answer to your frrst questton ts Yes if your husband has accepted his respons1b1Uty The second question L• more mvolved and you Uneeda lawyer to help you wtth 1t H Got a problem' An adult subject for discussion' You can talk 11 over m her column II you wnte to Helen Bolte! care of this newspaper get second chance in Ohio .,By LEE LEONARD UP! Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Ohto House has voted to gtve a second cha nce to a conslltutwnal amendment rejected by the Ohto electorate last year authortz ng the state and local governments to help finance reconstruchon of detertoratmg fretght and passenger rat! lmes New life was breathed mto the proposal Thursday when the House cleared it unammously and sent tt to the Senate If approved there the resolution would go to the June ballot lor another vote of the people who crushed 11 last November tiy a 2 1 margm Alter adoptmg the rat! amendment for the second time m e1ght months the House JOtned the Senate m weekend adjournment Rep Arthur R Wtlkowskt D-Toledo satd the measure must be gtven a second chance tf Ohto ts to parttctpate 10 ratlroad reorgantzatlon under Consohdated Rat! Corp (Conratl) created by the federal government to take over bankrupt lretght lines and operate them Wtlkowski satd State Issue 8 was beaten last year because tt was linked w1th Gov James A Rhodes lour economtc recovery proposals which fell by a 4-1 margm He satd he reels the constitutwnal amendment a! lowmg the state to partictpate In rat! financmg could pass If standmg alone on the ballot Wilkowski satd Conratlts to take over seven bankrupt an ratlroad s Aprtl I extenston of the ortgmal Feb 27 deadline - at which pomt Ohto WID be left with I 000 mtles of abandoned tracks The question IS whether Oh1o wants to contmue servtce on those lines sa1d the lawmaker pomtmg out small shippers farmers coal comparues and grain storage operators wtU lose t h e 1 r transportal!on unless Ohio participates Wilkowski satd Oh1o would recetve up to $18 nullion m federal funds over two years to help reclaun the rail lines tf tt enters the Conratl DR. LAMB • WINNING NUMBERS This week s wlnalnc Ohio Lottery numbers three-digit number - 295 1two-nine-live) Four digit number0209 (zero-two-zero-nlae) Five-digit number 45437 (lour five-four three-seven, Six digit number 194353 (one-nine-lour tbree-flve-tbree Spirit of 76 winning nwnbers Two-digit numhen - 54 (filly-four) 56 (fifty sb I 41 (forty-one) and 59 (fifty nine) Four digit number4433 (four four three three) Five-digit number 31475 (three-one foursevell"flve) Six digit number 857037 (eight five-sevenzero three-seven) O.Ravenna chief sponsor the faculty said Improvement program would permit education and research projects as approved by the uruverslty s board of trustees making hetter teachers out of the !acuity members But opponents complained the one-year absences every seven years would require the use of subslltute teachers and hinder the instructional programs of the colleges The Senate agreed with House amendments and sent to the governor s desk a bill prohibiting the shipment of dogs under etght weeks old unless they are healthy enough to wtthstand the transportation proJect The most extenstve debate He sa1d Mtchlgan already ol the day took place as the IS negottatmg wtth the federal House passed 52 to 33 and government for the sent to the Senate a btll rehabtlltatwn ol 400 nules of alloMng state colleges and abandoned track under untverslttes to grant Conrad proless10nal lea ves wtth pay We can t get a penny to full ttme faculty memhers unless we pass thts wtth at least seven years of resolutton he satd teachmg expertence The Ohto Conslltution Rep Marcus A Roberto forbtds the government to atd prtvate corporations m the ratlroad business Wtlkow skt s proposed amendment would change this aUowmg the state local governments and regwnal transtt authortties to make grants and loans to Conrail and to Amtrak - a rail passenger servtce It also would pernut the By Polly Cramer legtslature to enact tax reductions for ra1i property up space m the cupboard POU Y S I ROBLEM and retmburse local unttl dtscovered they make DEA R PO l I Y Tl e go vernments for r ~venue dandy httle cult ng bOards pleasures fr m ur new two losses from the reductwns They Itt m the dishwasher v. av "h te br ck ftre plac e are The resolution also ts a too 1 any bu s I ere a n ck lo fmancmg mechamsm for tbe I collecl old thmgs and cleanmg he ou stde bnck as Ohto Rat! Transtt Authortty l ave foun I hal an old salt Y. 'ell as he screen uther han which was created last year shaker 1s a tra ch ve and a g od ld sc rubb ng wtlh a to develop a htgh speed I andy lor holdmg skewers brush AI ICI passenger system between DEAR AI ICI - I presume md a ca ke ester II ts so maJor ctl!es but which has only $1 5 m operatmg fundS v u mean there ar.e no actual mlcresl ng 1o read and flnd smoke r other stams I wavs 1 help each tl er under the current budget Meanwhtle the House \1 uld JUSt h• ld the end of the MRS BC flEAR POll Y - R ta s agreed wtth Senate changes 'ac.:uum hf se over the brick uses for cw fangled potato and sent to the governor a b1ll and tht sen en and keep chtp cans were ltne but I settmg up procedural m•\mg at o\t'r tin tnbrt2 have s tll ano her good one standardS lor suspendmg or surlare t• dra" mt loo se dirt Tl roughoul the enltre year I expeUmg puptls !rom public and dust Thts could be done keep r lhn g hese cans wtlh schools The vote on nn r gula r It ann g da}s rumbs seed fat etc and P(lJ I Y concurrence m the amend D) thm g hat btrds hke to ments was 68 to 20 flEAR POl l Y My Pe t eat Wt en a can IS run I use The bill m response to a U S SUpreme Court dectslon Peeve IS \\I h sumc fa st fuud he tee ptck o carefully 1 es .auran ls Several imes punch two holes m tl run a on a 1973 Columbus case mv c hildren an I I I ave I ad o slrtn g through the holes requtres that boards of leave sud places s mce ll ey replace the hd and then education adopt by next Sept \\ ere constan ly sweeping the fre eze 1 Dunng the wmter 1 gmdelmes lor suspenswn 1 n hs agam bemg careful expulsiOn and removal of flo t "h le we were eatmg 1 cut several holes of dtllerenl Up fr rr th e flu r l mc s hatr pupils stzes and then hang these lust dtr c c I ask hem not The gu1dehnes must cans by the str ng to tree u s'Y. eep "I le we arc eatmg mclude a list of types of branches Tl e hun gt y btrds mtsconduct calling for and fi e a yuun g employee "tll so n empty hem so hey apolugtzes and says I e ts suspenston or expulston are rem ved lossed m the Pup tis would have to he gtven s rrv but "as told to do 1 trash can and !hers hung up Written nol!ce ol the school S These employers are most Thts not only fee ds the mtent to suspend or expel as mcm s derate Please publish well as an opportunity to IllS as 11 ts a complatn from hungry btrds bul IS most BARBARA mtereshn g to watch appear wtth representattves n any m thers EVElYN K to appeal the action DEAR! PO! I Y - Tell DEAR POll YThe mat! Prov!Slons are made for !Jnda who has trouble wtth emergency removal wtthout m ur' utstde box would orten lo u much foud colortng nol!ce or any puptl disrupting ge "el so I n a de a fttlse pourtng from he bottle at one the academtc process or b< tom • the box out of one lme that some artiltclal posing a threat to persons or lourth mch mch mesh wtre sweeteners come m plastic he S lZC or the box and property A hearmg would he CU bollie& "1th removable tops reqwred wtthm 72 hours of \\1 h cnuugl extra o bend 1 hey work perlec lly for do" n m the stdes o n ake removal I uldmg lood col nng S W legs for tl to set on HEC DEAR POll Y I hale usmg the btg bread board to chop )Usl a tablespOon or mon 'r one stalk of celery We use a lot of tee cream so buy I o ltve quart buckets The buckets were always put o use but he hds jUSt took Polly's Pointers Try vacuum ckamng dusty whtte bricks Adventists of Pomeroy help What is carotid stenosis? buy supplies 1 cause heart attacks or ByLa\lrenceE Lamb MD obs uc arlertes ns rie t1 e DEAR DR IAMB - I bra n ca us ng strokes TI e "ould apprectate knowmg chsease 1s a disease of ar he ca use of carol d stenos s er es nu a hsease c f the Wha causes lhts bwldup and I ear r he bram and 1t can what ts I made of alfect any artery 111 the body DEAR READER - The The cause or these depostts obstruchon ts caused bJ the IS not absolutely clear but bwldup of latty-cholesterol we know the hkehhood of depostts m he wall of the I avmg them s mcreased carotid artery There are w carolad wtlh htgh blood cholesterol arteries a rtgh t and lelt leve ls and htgh blo od caro td These are located on pressur e Obstruchon of the carot1d each stde of your trachea at tere s parltcularly wtth Each one dtvtdes mto two bwldup r [ally-cholesterol mam branches ar external depos1ts n lher arlcnes n and mternal carolld The the bram can lead to a stroke external carotid supphes the r undestrable symptoms outstde reg10n or the head and the tnternal carotid artery ass >elated \ltth madequate enters the skull and ts a blood 11 " o the. bram F r m re mformatwn 1 n major part of the ctrculatwn str kes and ctrculatwn to the to the bram The fatty cholesterol brmn send 50 cents lor The depostts lhat obstruct the Health I ~ ~ er Nun ber 2 5 car• hd are exactly the same Str kes r I lhln~ I hal tsr r t c r' nary arteries lu u1e heart ( • A c::Jdcn Ccl t!IJ ttl J 01 I bu sts Enclose a long stamped se ll addressed envelope lor n athng Ad dress your letter to me m care • f lhts tewspaper P 0 B x 1551 RadiO City Statton Ne" York NY 10019 DEAR DR I AMB On e ltme you told what to do for leg or muscle spasms I have had hem for several years and the only thmg the doctors gtve me s qwnm e and I have '' ake s much hat tl upsets my stomach Would you tell me your rernedy again ? DEAR READER l~g cramps ar ca used by man) I mgs and people subject to them should I liVe a n edtcal exammatwn Vt u can cure any dasurdcrs such a poor ctrcula ll' n wtlh the method I ,.cslcd but the method can utve som< people rehef The lrtck s o keep the feel alllllegs warm Wear warm l!lllj( socks ' bed The feet and legs wtll cool ftrsl tf you are cold The ctrculahon s literally d1m1mshed to the hmbs to conserve heat m the vtl al center of he body Also he artertes carrying blood to he legs wtll tran sfer heat to co ld bood n the ve ms returmng to the center ol the body hea l lransfer Thts mechantsm conserves heat for I he v tal center ol the body bu allows II e tem peral ur e m the hmbs to drop Y u counteract lhls by keepm g ttte whtl~llody warm and by keeplllg the legs v.arm ' & me people.,o~~lso beneftl fr •m tncreasmg the calcium tnl akc But a~n I d like to emphaSIZe that Qll people " I these ~need a 11 < I cal ~ to ue cu ' <J n they ut have a rt ~~ "' II at needs •i A 707 chartered jet plane loaded wtlh 50 000 lbs of rebel supphes lor earthquake vtchms has landed at Guatemala Ctty accordmg to Gerard Seton pas tor or the Pomeroy Seventh-jlay Ad venhst church Some of the funds collected m the Me1gs Mason area by Advenhsts durtng thetr an nual Chnstmas World Ser v1ce Appeal have been used to help purchase the supplies The cargo tncluded tents blankets bandages large kettles for lood preparation and food To date more than $100 000 worth <I rebel Items have been furnished by the Seventh-day Adventist World Servtce SAWS) bestdes' carrymg on lood and clothing dtslrtbulton tn the strtcken area Durmg thetr first two da\S ' ( Operation they pr \ lded $16 500 worth or n tis ar d ci >lhed 10 000 "" pl< Cage Scores Gl"OPSI a rech 65 so M ss 60 Hampton 06 J c Sm t h 10. Lander 54 Cent Wesleyan 49 L mes one 111 Presby erlan 97 McNeese 98 sw Lou sana 9 Memph s St 91 Tulsa 83 M ligan 103 Tusculum 77 N c Char ot e 124 eapt 63 NW Lou slana 7S N E La 71 Palm Bch All 76 B scyne 65 Sewanee as Trevecca Naz 70 SE La 68 M iss Coli .41 S et!tDn 84 Fla Sou tlern 11 Towson s 77 Sal sbury 15 w Ken ucky 70 Mu...ray 68 M dwest Elmhurst 64 Nor h Park 62 M Mar y 16 Dordt 73 Roctlester 98 Oh o Ws yn 91 So 11 no s 63 Bradley 6 S eubenvl 65 Mt Vernon 64 w ch a st 95 Drake 78 Southwest Angelo 70 Ab Chr s ian 68 H Payne 61 Tar eton 59 o Lamar 83 Arkansas s 71 No A zona eo Montana 6.1 sou thern 10 TeK Col 77 S F Ausl n 93 E TeKaS 73 TeKas A&M 111 TCU 70 west A r For ce 89 Samfo d 68 Carroll 65 Grea Fal s 64 E Mont 77 W Montana 74 Fresno St 80 San Jse S 76 Grand Canyon 64 P Loma 58 Long Beach s S6 Pac f c 51 Nev LV 6A Hawa I H lo 11 No A zona 80 Montana 64 Oregon 70 USC 67 San ta Barb 76 san Dgo St 73 Seat I Pac 9 Lew s&Cirk 59 UCLA 78 Oregon St 69 U ah 51 94 Denver 93 ot Wash no on 80 Stanford 59 Wash S 98 Ca torn 1!1 85 Weber s 84 Mon ana st 79 Wh 1 er 70 Pmona P tze 66 Woodward out as color man CINCINNATI (UP!) - Bill Brown a local televtston station sportscaster wtll replace Woody Woodward as the color commentator this season on the Clnclni'ultl Reda regional televiSion network Brown 28 who covers sports for WLWT television will team Mth play-hy.play annO\UlCer Ken Coleman on the 30-game schedule It was announced Thursday Woodward a former major league player who now coaches the Flordla State Unlverstty baseball team was the color corrunentator the past two seasons but hiS contract was not renewed for thts year Brown a nail ve of Sedalia Mo and a journalism graduate of the University of Mlssoun hosted several television 'feature shows on the Reda lpt season and also anchored local football basketball and hockey telecasts Lennep elected PALM SPRINGS Calif UP! - Frederick L Van Lennep of Lexmgton Ky chatrman or the bOard or the American Horse Council Thursday was elected prestdent Of Harness Tracks of Amertca an assoctahon of 50 harness tracks m the Untied States and Canada Van Lennep a major figure m North American harness racmg as breeder owner and track operator IS president or Pompano Park Fla and Wolvertne Raceway Detroit He alsp owns Castleton Farm in Kentucky sa1d he would continue ellorts to untly all of horseracmg to meet growmg problems facing the industry today Mei¥s Property Transfers Freda Mttch to John Mitch Kathryn Reeves Lot 28 Sutton Mmersv lie Elste G1lhlan dec to Wesley G Gtlhlan Lawrence Gtlhlan Sylvta Rarnbacher Beulah Pratt Herman Gtlhlan Chalmer Gtllllan Elb~rt Gillilan Gladys Cozart trans Letart Elbert Gtlhlan dec to Della Gdhlan Mtldred L Gillilan Delores Donohue Shtrley Stmpson Beatrice Cijrhsle Betty L Spaun rans Letart Della Gtllllan dec to Mtldred L Gtllilan Delores Donohue ShU"ley Stmpson Bcatrtce Carhsle Betty L Spaun trans Lelart Mtldred Gilhlan admrx Wesley G Gillilan dec to Charles Spaun Betty Swan :til A Letart Jessie L Shumaker dec to Charles L Shumaker Cert trans Middleport LesUe L Whitlmgton to Frances J Whlthngton Parcels Sahsbury Calvm G Lane Mabel Lane to H Charles Pullins Fredertck Eugene Pullms Lilt Pomeroy Zeremba Baker VIrginia Baker Charles A Balter 1 orrame Baker Harold Taylor !Jnda Taylor Joe Taylor Marilyn Taylor to I arry Hoffman Danelle H< lfman 19 A Lebanon Incredible SJammin' Sam tops LA Open Owners warned 10 years ago Sports Desk LOS ANGELES (UP!) llammln Sam Snead aWl II The lneredtble man from yesteryear emerged aa a strong contender In the opening round of the •1115 000 Los Angeles Open golf tournament Thursday Only Tom Jenklna fiveunder-par 68 was a better score on the day Snead flabbergasted everyone by shooting a 67 He was tied for second with Brthsh Open king Tom Watson That s fantashc said Watson shaking hts head How can a man of 63 play that good' I read last year where he was gomg to retire I m glad he dtdn I CINCINNAT I (UP! ) Marvm Mtller the executive director of the Major Leag ue Ballplayers Association who BY GREG BAn.EY I d like to call your attention to the fme basketball that r------------, Pro II IStandin"s ! II NBA Standtngs By United Press lnternat onal Entern Conference Atlanl c 0 v sion W L Pet gb Boston 36 17 679 Buffa o 3.4 2J 596 A Ph ade ph a 33 24 589 5 New York 28 30 483 10 Central D vis on W L Pet gb Cle\l e lind 3.4 22 607 Wash ng on 33 23 589 Houston 27 27 500 6 New Or eans 25 29 .463 8 A an a 26 31 4!i6 8 western conference Midwest 0 vision W L Pet gb M waukee 24 33 421 De ro 2 33 38 9 Kansas c 2 36 368 3 Ch cago 17 J8 309 6 Padt c o v ston W L Pet tb Goden Sta e 40 16 714 Los Anoe es 29 29 500 12 Sea te 28 29 491 12 Phoen x 23 30 434 15 Port and 24 lJ 421 6 Thursday s Rnult Cle\le and 2 Port and 94 Fridays Games PhOen x at New Or eans Port and a Ch cago Wash ng on et Detro M !waukee a Hou s on 8os on a Los Angeles Ph ade ph a a Se al le Saturdays Games De ro at Buffa o New Or eans a New Yo k Phoen K a Ho vs on At an a at Wash ng on Port &nd 1!1 KMSliS C t y Boston a Go den State v southeastern Ohto htgh schools are producmg this yea r perhaps the lmest all-around roundball m recent years In Class A actton most of you have been reading about North Galha a team whtch has compiled a 15-2 record thts season and has captured the SV AC champtonshtp In the latest UP! poll the Pirates are ranked No lim the state The Southern Tornados wtth a 13-4 record recently have shown champtonshtp form North Galha and Southern are seeded one and two m the Secttonal Tournament at Metgs A little known area team Oak Htll ts sportmg a 17 I record and ts ranked etghth m the state Keep your eyes on these boys In AA ctrcles Ironton ( 15-2) wmner of the S!WAL thts year IS currently lodged m lOth place m the UP! ballotillg The Me1gs Marauders gave the Tigers all they could handle m thetr two meetmgs thts year Rtght behmd Ironton m lith place ts Wheelersburg another not-too-dtstant netghbor The Me1gs Marauders although only 9-9 on the season have shown area fans an excttmg brand of basketball this year The local club ts top-seeded m 1ts AA sectional at Federal Hockmg So local fans keep watch Southeastern Ohio could end up wtth some State-recogntt on th s year The Sentmel staff Wishes all these teams good luck -Tiffin claims "MOC cage title SIGNS LETTER OF INTENT - Seott Burrts 247 pound tackle for the Pomt Pleasant Big Blacks and second-team Class AAA All-State gr1dder this past season ts shown s1gnmg a nal!onalletter of mtent to attend Ohto State Uruverstty Wednesday evenmg at Oscar s Restaurant m GaUtpohs Lookmg on as Burrts the most Pt. Pleasant grid ace is OSU bound CEDARV ILLE - Th e Dragons ol Ttlftn Umverstty deleated Urbana and Ohto Domtntcan last week to capture the 1975 76 Mtd.Ohto Conference tttle The Dragons who I mshed ltlth last season ltmshed wtth a 16 9 overall record and a 9-3 mark tn the conference Rob n Farns a sharp shoo ttng guard led Tiflm to three vtctortes last week scortng 42 po nts aga mst Urbana and 37 agamst Ohto Domm1can In a key game last week the Urbana Blue Kmgh\s beat the Redmen of Rio Grande )03 101 m two overbrnes R o Grande once agam re ceiv ed a good perlormance from J m Noe who had 34 pomts and 15 rebounds El se where Cedarv lle bounced back to I ve dreamed about He stayed to watch Burr s beat Urbana 83-18 on the Blue playmg loolbaU lor the Ohto durmg wrestlmg practice and Kmght. home court as 6-1 State Buckeyes smce I was a then went home wtth htm for forward Steve Lones led httle boy dinner Cedarv lie wtth 28 pomts These were the words of btg Several other maJOr As the season draws to a Scott Burns Pomt Pleasant co1leges also wanted to close Jtm Noe contmues to Htgh School s most sought recrw t Burrts lead m scortng ( 27 7 ppg ) and after athlete m many years BurriS had mqwrtes !rom a reboundi ng ( 12 7 rpg ) Robm belore he s gned a nat onal host of colleges butt! was the Farns alt er sconn g 115 letter of mte nt Wednesday maJor un verstbes that got pomts m three games last evenmg to attend Oh1o Stale hts chtel attenbon I have all week s clos mg m on the Umverstty th1s !all the letters m a drawer I scortng btle trailing Jtm Noe Burrts who ts 6 3 lips the really can t say nght now by l\\ o tenths ol a polO t Bob sca les at 247 pomts He mked how many I dtd get Ma son of Malone contmues the agreement to accept an remarked Scott to lead the loop In l1eld goal OSU scholars htp ofler wtth In all Burns vtslted the pe rcentage at 57 5 whtle former Buckeye grtdder campuses of the maxtmum of Mark Kletn leads m lree Wtlltam Eachus Mw a s1x colleges before !tnahzmg throw percentage at 90 3 Gall polls attorney Eachus hts dectswn to attend OSU I andled the formaltttes Scott vts ted the Un verstty or Eachus was a guard for the Mtchtgan Notre Dame Buckeyes n 1964-65-llG Alabama Mlamt Sou th The s1gmng ceremony was Carolina and Ohto State whtle held at Oscar s Restaurant m sortmg out hts thoughts on Gall poh s wtlh Scotts college rootball 1e Gil me Lompos te Sta st cs R o Gra.nde College Junio Vars tv mother brothers and ststers I Made up my mind to PLAYER G FGM RB A FTM TP Avg close fnends and members of accept the Ohto Slate orfer on Br an Nea 7 38 17 7 4 26 <~ d8 69 the press n attendance the ba~ts that Coach Hayes ,., M ke R ey 6 04 42 90 5 .1 1 :n 06 66 Scott s father Worthy Burris has a tremendous lootball DonG bson 15 22 3 09 <.l3 'J 54 38 266 7 Teo Ch" I n 6 114 67 66 37 57 42 176 0 Jr was unable to attend the program and because 1t s not 0 n P u eel 16 77 93 59 .:1 35 22 38 Slgntng event as he was out of a great dtstance away from Mil k Mason 16 85 43 30 8 ?5 6 01 6 4 town on busmess home commented Burris Kevi n Le ste 13 11 6 30 9 3 27 2 12 9 3 0 ve Me Dowe I 3 48 24 78 3 06 It was on Jan 20 durmg the 54 42 PPHS Head Football Coach M ke Bever l y 5 6 2 20 7 67 49 3 3 peak of the recruthng season Steve Safford remarked m Maj l Mt1rt n 6 87 38 64 3 3 70 96 60 that W W Hayes let tl be Buddy Sowa r d s x 2 24 0 1 ?2 10 5 0 known that he wanted Scott response to a quesllon that 11 was no surpnse to him that Chuck K ng X 2 II 8 I 0 S0 16 80 Dt1n 8 se 2 22 4 9 0 0 on h s OSU team Hayes Burns was such a sought28 ' 0 TOTALS 16 145 53 0 553 Ill 336 223 1283 80 2 traveled to Pomt Pleasant on after college prospect I ve x- Ptaved f rst quart e ontv tha t date and strolled mto the always thought Scott had the PPHS ofltce announcmg that abthty to go to a B1g Ten 1975 16 R 0 GRANDE COLLEGE R o 84 - Ma lone 91 he was there to talk wtth the college Salim d remarked F NAL ST ATt $1" CS Ro88 WashiOS talented Btg Blacks taekl• R 08 7 Ky Chr Sf an 52 R o 99 M vernon Naz 8 2 Rio Grande colle{!e stats ABA St1nd ngs By Un ted Preu Internet onal WLPctgb De m1er .t2 13 764 New York 35 21 625 7 San Anton o 32 22 593 9 Ken ucky 31 27 53.t 2 2 lnd ana 29 30 492 15 51 Louis 26 33 44 8 V rg n a 0 .t6 179 31 2 Thund•v s Resulh v rgln a 102 Kentucky 82 Denver 28 Indiana 123 Friday s Games. New York a Virg n a San Anonoa S Lous Denver at lnd ana Saturd.Jy s Games v rg n a at Indiana San Anton oat Kentucky R o6 R o 86 91 R o 85 NHL Standings By United Press tnternatlon.t Can'l:pbell Conference Patrick Dtv slon WLTPfl gf ga Ph lade ph 37 10 11 85 255 158 NY lstanders 30 16 12 72 222 1-43 A an a 26 27 8 60 195 181 NY Rangers 23 30 6 52 198 240 Smythe Division WLTPfsgtga Ch cago 24 11 17 65 180 t6S vancouver 23 24 11 57 93 198 Sl Louis 22 27 9 53 180 204 Mlnneso a 16 38 4 36 41 2H Kansas c ty 12 38 8 32 uo 249 Wales Canlerence Norris Division WLTPtsgfga Montrea~ o1111 9 9 91 248 Los Ange es 30 25 6 66 201 P ttsburoh 25 25 9 .59 243 Detro 1 19 33 7 4.5 161 Wa$hlngton 6 47 1 19 63 Ado~ms Division 130 201 229 226 304 Boson 36 1 10 82 227 Buffalo 33 16 10 "246 Toronto 24 24 11 59 211 Callforn a 21 31 7 -49 liS Thursday s Results Buffalo 3 Atlanta 1 P ttsburgh 1 Toronto 5 Friday s Gemes NY Rangers at Montreal At anta at Kansas City Pnladelph a at Callforn a M nnetote 11 vancouver 65 174 WLT Pll 91 II 208 203 o 70 o 74 R o 74 .Ro n R o 72 R o 83 Phlladelph a at Los Angele& wash noton at Detro t Chicago at P ITsDurgh St Lou sat Vancouver Buffalo at Toronto • WHA Sfandlntl " •""• east • Ma U bana 79 Ma e a 79 M ddle Te nn essee 89 F or da T ec h 10 1 So uh F ordal1 5 Cen t al St a e 90 Maon e67 OhoDo mn can 79 ...... M Ve non Naz 66 - Ceda r v lie 84 W Va Tec h 61 - Tffn81 - Ubana(3o 1 s)93 Tffn 102 Cedarv le 62 Oh o Oom n can 46 2 82 268 1'13 37 18 • 78 267 2?] 28 25 3 59 210 !91 Edmonton 21 35 -4 46 204 25-4 TorOfltO 15 36 5 35 230 2'1i' x Ottawa x Team Eas A brgh58Dew57 Ba es 88 No w ch 80 e ~,.~e e d 90 Be ckl ey 83 Bo s on S 26 Cu y 77 Cec 66 Po omac Sl 6 Co by 8 Babson 6 E Conn 70 Ro W I ams 68 Holy Cross 00 Bas on U 80 Keene S .<~7 Johnson S 41 Lehman 82 Ca hed a 79 .L nco n Pa 70 P h a Ph a n 67 L U BRManha an 7 L vndon 99 F rnk n P erce 97 Mane 64 Ccnncc cu 63 Mass f1 Rho Me t: sa nd 76 n flC~ 9 Ccn Conn 90 N H co 6 Haw hO ne 7J NY Hch 68 B oo k yn Co 60 No e Dam e 9 Fo dham 8 Sa c 11 BJ Den son 82 Sc al" on 54 Susquehanna 43 Sp ngf e d 73 Am I n 6 S onel 75 So Co11n 74 un on 04 Tr n y 79 U ca 75 Ham I on 65 South sa mo e 57 ca hO c 55 Ber ea 83 Campbel sv li e 79 Bow e S 95 Sou heas rn 89 CaiT) pbe JO F aye evl Charl es on 57 E sk ne 56 Concord 74 Raeford 59 Copp n 29 Ga aude 56 Cum berland 85 un on Ky 64 G wash 106 G Mason 5 POSITIVE LOCil.ON FEATURE TOOL BOX IS 5"X&'ll8" SPECIAL CINCINNATI (UP!) Johnny Bench has become the hrst $200 000 a year player m the history or the Cincmnah Reds Bench stgned hts 1976 con tract wtth the club Thursday and declared I reached a plateau that at one time I never thought I could attam Asked if that plateau was $200 000 Bench rephed In essence yes Bench also dtsclosed he had been seekmg even more than $200 000 The figure I stgned for was a little apart from that which I ongmally sought he sa1d But I m happy Bench recalled that a lew years ago New York Mets pttchmg coach Rube Walker predicted he would hecome baseball s ltrst $200 000 player I wasn t but then I m no Hank Aaron satd Bench As lor RIChie Alien and hts $200 000 plus salary he was dlt~andtd lndlanapolll 10 New Eng l Houston Cleveland 3 s Friday • Gamts at Calgary Edmonton at Wlnft1Cog San Dlevo at Toran o Phoenix at Clnclnnlli Saturday t G1m11 lnd anapolls at Cleveland Sen Dlergo at C nclnnat .. Dantley nets 38 in victory Meigs ith grade goes 2-1 in final 3 games In three games the past week the Metgs 7th grade baske lball team won two and lost one opemng agamst thetr Athens counterpart m Middleport on Monday evemng Feb 9 After a closely contested see sawmg ltrst hall Athens led 12-9 at the half A sertes of costly turnovers durmg the thtrd quarter gave Athens the chance to break away The !mal quarter saw the local team outscore thetr opponent by a 14 12 margm the ftnal score Athens 45 Me1gs 30 Athens leadmg scorers were Lavery wtth 16 pom\s and W1tson w1th 8 Metgs htgh pomt boys were Dodson and Mtller each 8 Other scorers were Ohlinger 6 Staats 4 and Kennedy and Judge 2 pomts e3ch On We4nesday the young Marauders played the 7th grade Shade team m the Juntor High gym Ear her th1s season Shade had deleated Metgs by a 39-38 score on the wmer s court This game was a dtflerent story After a rather slow start the ocal cagers butll a 17 7 halltlme lead and were never headed The second half saw Metgs outscore Shade by a 25 10 margm fmal score Me1gs 32 Shade 17 Meigs got balanced scoring from Steve Ohhnger w1th 16 Dave Kennedy 12 John Staats 10 Bntt Dodson 4 and Mtke Mtller I Leading rebounders were Ohlinger wtth 13 Kennedy wtth 10 and Staats wtth 8 The 7th grade closed out 1ts 12 game schedule wtth a home contest agamst Southern Me1gs Jumped to a com mandmg hrst hall lead and \lent on to wm 52 35 wtth all pla)ers getting the chane to play m the !mal contest Sconn~ honors for the last 14 26 1 29 134 lt2 Thurtday 1 Retultt Mlnnnota Col cgc B asketb at Resu Is By un t ed Press nter nat an al 20 GA. \DETACHABLE U5!a,~ICE Tornadoes get past 'Kittens handily, 39-17 Bench is first $200,000 Red HEAVY DUlY New Englnd 26 28 5 51 119 ~ 25 31 l 5t 212 2.t;o C nc nnat Cleveland 23 29 5 51 19' 203 lndlanapols 23 33 2 .. 167 171 Wtlt WLTPt• gl alt Houston 37 20 0 7< 23• 11'• 29 23 • 62 lOt 203 Minnesota 28 23 6 62 212 1fl) F'tlO.nlx San Oi~o 28 26 • 60 22<2(1< •o 21 - U ban a 2 o s 103 CUSIOM PAINTED WLTPfl'lllll Winnipeg QuebiiC Cotgarv 0 HANDY TOOL BOX Pnnlnternatlonat Canadian WLTPII gl . . e a 79 RIO GRANDE COLLEGE FINAL STATISTICS R o 92 W l berfor ce 69 R o 80 W m ng on 0 'R o 100 Dyke 74 R o S9 0 erb e n 68 >R oS7 w ve T ec h 73 R091 Oyke 80 Ro79 F ind ay62 R o7 o Mar e a OS I e 90 Ma Sha F es h 83 Baseba Team 68 au Ch co he a 92 Ky Ch r s an 55 R o 97 Ceda v e 83 R o 65 R o72 Oh o Dam n can 64 London Co rec1 ona R o 89 ns 84 Ro90 Uba na73 oR o 84 Ma sh a I F esh 85 Record Won 7 Los t 9 fn ean! over t rne - m eans doub e ove I me R o7 R o 65 IR o 88 R076 R o 69 R -~ Ce d .a rv ~ 0 73 R o 75 R o63 Ro97 Ro92 Ro9 l Saturd1y s Games By Unlttd R R Ro88 Ro82 Boston a t NY Islander$ t R o 96 W m ng on 6 M dd epo lndeps 9 asked us (ballplayers assoctation and owners ) to attempt to setUe the matter out ol court But the owners lS to brief Cmcmna t ..area wanted no part ol tt haseball players today says Agreetng that the reserve he warned club owners 10 clause was the stumbling years ago to get prepared for block m current negotiations reserve clause changes Mtller satd he wants Mtller who srud he talked arbttrator Peter Seitz s to 115 players m los Angeles controversial dectsion Wednesday and met with (glVlng players the right to more players m Chtcago play out thetr one year Thursday belore headmg opttons) apphed to players to ok tssue wtth who already have stgned 1976 here Cleveland !ndtans Prestdent contracts Ted Bonda s charge that he IS And all players who throwmg the owners stgned 1975 contracts should curves m negotiations for a sttll have the rtght to make new contract 1976 thetr option ye..r even II lf I m throMng a curve as a compronuse agreement Is Bonda clallllS then tl s a It). r ea ch ed on the reserve year long curve sa td Mtller clause added Miller Because for 10 years the Miller sai d the owners v1ew has been go to dtsagreement over the sought-after PPHS athlete m many years stgns hts hell when a ny ta lk ol reserve clause was agreement are from left Pomt Pleasant Head Foothall mod I) mg baseball s reserve extremely complicated Coach Steve Safford Scott smother Mrs Worthy Burns clause arose It s not as simple as they lr and GaUtpolis Attorney Btll Eachus Eachus who And for 10 years I ve been (club owners) make 11 played for OSU himsell handled the lormahlles ol stgnmg telhng the owners That s sound he satd There s a ".. Burrts for Buckeye mentor Woody Hayes stlly Don t watt until you ve whole system of been hit on the head Now compensations built In that they ve been hlt on the head create a lot ol complications Tonrght's games Mtller expressed no Thts dtspute mvolves sympathy lor club owners tremendous legal liabWtles FRIDAY SEOAL Remember I wanted to that we (ballplayers A hens a Logan negotiate a compromise assoctation) aren t about to TIR VALLEY agreement on the reserve undertake Fe d e r a I Ho ck ng a A lex ander clause even before the Miller said another Be pr e a Warren Loca (Andy) Messersmtth and meeting wtth the owners V nton Cou n y a N elsonv lie E AST MEIGS The <Dave) McNally cases went nego ttat1~g commtttee Is Yo k SVAC Fres hman I ournamen t got to arbttratwn he satd The scheduled Saturday m New Nor h Ga I a a Sov t hwes c n underway at Eastern Thurs JUdge who ruled on the York Others day mgh t w th the Southern arbttrator s decision even Wahama a Hannan T ace Tr mbl e a So u h ern Tornados handily defeatmg Ravenswood a Po n Hcmnan Trace 39 17 P easa nl SATURDAY The Tornad os were '" Po tsmou h at Iron on contr ol alt the way holding TUESDAY(Feb 24) Kyge C eek a Buffa o the W ldkittens to a mere II R p ey at Po n Pea sant pomls the ltrst hal l whtle FRIDAY(Feb 27 scorwg 20 or thetr own The Po n Pl eas an a t Wahama F na egu a se a s on defense buckled down even games more and gave up only one By United Press Dantley satd Thursday night po nt the th rd pertod and ltve International BIRMINGHAM Ala after scoring 33 points to lead m the las t canto Notre Dame ts headed for the Irish to a 91 78 romp over (UP!) - Doug Atkins a ))\\ 1ght Hill led the w nne s another shot at the NCAA defens1ve end for Tennessee Fordham "' New York w lh 16 po nt s and Ttm playoffs next month but the who later earned All Pro Rtght now tl s 5IJ..50 had 10 Clary was future may be dun for the honors wtth the Chtcago Brmager Dantiey said he s 100 per top scorer for Hannan 'I race !rtsh tf All Amertca forward cent certam that he U try Bears of the NatiOnal Soutl er n wtll tangle wtth Adrtan Dantley tips the Football League was Easter n m a semt fmal game balance of a 50-50 dectslon out for the U S Olymptc team honored Thursday mght as .,rter the playoffs Fnday at ap m whtle North and turns pro next season the best Southeastern A 14-4 streak gave the Irish Dantley m his thtrd year at a 12-pomt l•.ad after etghl nu Conference lootbaU player of Gall a goes agru nst Kyg er Creek at 6 30 Eastern wtth Notre Dame but ehgtble for the past 25 years an 8-4 record ts lop-seeded n graduation m August if he nutes of play and they kept The Player of the Quarter that margm until halftime attends summer school must when they led 46-34 Dantley Century Award presented by the to ur ney In regu la the Blrmmgham Monday season play Southern and dectde whether he wants to had 17 pomts m the first hall Eastern spht two games pla y another year for the Mornmg Quarterback Club Ftnals wt ll start Sa turday lrtsh or grab the mtUlon as Notre Dame rtdlng a was based on the fact that better than-expected 18 4 dollar contract he wtll no record held steady as the Atkins was named on the at 7 p m doubt he oflered to turn pro natiOn s !Oih-ranked team ballot of each of the 25 It s a tough dectston sportsw:nters and Elsewhere m college sportcasters asked to choose the mmor league Kalamazoo basketball fourth rankM the All-SEC Quarter Century Wmgs o! the Internallonat he satd And m so dmng I UCLA extended Its home Team Hockey League Thursday hope we don t get too carrted Mnnmg streak to !Ill games w1th a come from behmd Wong was called up when away Bench called the modified 78 69 DETROIT (UP!) - Rookie Denms Polomdt suffered a vtctory over center Mtke Wong who saw shghtly separated shoulder verswn of baseball s reserve Oregon State No 6 clause sub101tted by owners Nevada hm1ted servtce wtth the Jan 24 Las Vegas Detrott Red Wmgs over the Polomch returned to actwn last week a step m the rtght trampled Hawau Hilo 164directiOn past month was sent back to Wednesday mght I know there are players lll e1ghth-ranked Washing who would much rather be ton rtpped Stanford ~9 playmg for another club and Oregon topped Southern Reggte Jackson (of the Gahfornta 7~7 and Long Oakland A s) IS one because Beach State beat Paclltc 5651 he told me so added Bench Nevada Las Vegas 164 valuable player n 1970 and As for me I m happy The an exceptional case pomts was an NCAA maJor I m sure there will he 1972 had mmor surgery on Reds have always been good college record SIX more than more players stgnmg for his left shoulder three months to me and I don t want to play the 158 scored by Houston ago hecause an tnjury left anywhere else $200 000 or more thts season agatnst Valparmso In 1970 At thts time a year ago added Bench menttomng the him m pam much of last Glen Gondreztck htt for 28 Mets Tom Seaver and season The operahon was marrtage was on Bench s pomts and Sam Smith and termed successful mmd more than money He Boston s Ferguson Jenkins Bench satd he s closely celebrates hts ftrst wedding Eddte Owen added 27 and 26 Bench dtdn t mentwn for the Rebels now 25-1 teammates Pete Rose and watchmg the ballplayer as anmversary Saturday Rtchard Washmgton scored Bench who planned to be m Joe Morgan also reportedly soc1al!on s negohahons wtth 19 pomts and Ralph New Orleans today for the seekmg $200 000 !rom the club owners Drollmger came up wtth a I thmk tl s unportant to us Mardt Gras IS to fly to New world champton RedS to help UCLA cructal steal Bench the Nahonal and the players or the future York Saturday where Mfe avenge an earlier loss to League s rookie of the year m that we resolve our Vtckie a model 1s currently Oregon State and give the work ng 1968 and the league s most differences wtth the owners We 11 celebrate our ftrst Brums a sohd two"flarne lead m the Paciftc-ll conference wedding anniversary there race satd Ilench wtth a $200 000 anmversary gift from the Reds already tucked away game were shared by In the reboundmg Metgs Ohlinger and K~nnedy wt th 14 controlled Pulhng down II pomts each followed by was John Staats wtth Dave Staats and Dodson With 8 Kennedy and Steve Ohlinger each MtUer 6 and DeMo•s 2 each 10 Average he1ght 28 mches tf htgher slightly more Ch01ce of Avacado or Wh1te 12x52- 1 225.00 14x60- •260 1 250 12x60 14x65- 1 285 12x65 •275 14x70-•315 12x70-- '300 Installation pnce mcludes all labor and matenal Month of FebrJ\ry Only Kingsbury Mobile Homes MODERN SUPPLY .,W 0 Mtln St tn 21~ Pomeroy, THI STORE WITH ALL tc:INDS OF STUFF •- FOR PETS, STABLES LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS LAWN~ AND GARDENS Lifetime Aluminum Under Pinning For Your Mobile Home LOG HOMES Comfortably rusttc your real log home br ngs new carefree year round ltvmg Com plete pre-cut log packages are cut from 8 to 11 dtameter logs at our plants tn North Carolina and Vermont You can build your own dream let us help or rely on your own contractor One and two story models feature from 750 to 3000 sq ft of actual ltvmg space Send for free brochure or enclose $3 00 for complete catalog of model plans & costs In thts area the fra tchtsed dealer watt mg to serve you Is Doug Henntg SALES AND SERVICE OFFICE 10 9 lO to 12 2 to 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS l-EAST COURT Pomeroy 992 7034 111 Buena Vtsta Dnve Ashland Kentucky 41101 Ohto Hr~ 9a m his 30p m Closed sun Pecul Ash 992 JJ23 Roger Dav s 992 7671 ' �2- The Datly Senttnel Mtddleporl Pomeroy 0 Fnday Feb 20 1976 Patty takes 'fifth' 21 times By DONALD B THACKREY SAN FRANCISCO (UP! ) Patrtcla Hearst took the Mh Amendment 21 hmes refusmg to answer questions about the mlSSmg year m her underground hie on gr01mds tl nught illcrurunate her m another bank robbery The newspaper hetress who turned 22 today declilled to respond to any questtons about events between her arnval ill September 1974 at Las Vegas Nev and her move m September 1975 to the San Franctsco apartment ' where she was captured I refuse to answer on grounds I nught mcrurunate myself she responded again and a gam Thursday while the JUry was out of the courtroom The posstble crune was never speciftcatly dtscussed but defense attorney F Lee Bailey made tl clear lederal prosecutors are constdermg charges agamst MISS Hearst lor an Apnl 1975 bank robbery at Carmtchael calif ill which a mother of lour was killed by a shotgun blast Mtss Hearst underwent her ftr st full day of cross exanunation by Prosecutor James L Browrung Jr who satd he expected to wmd up his Interrogation today unless the Judge changes hts mmd and orders the defendant to answer questtons about the IDISStng year U S Dtstrtct Court Judge Oliver J Carter who told both argwng attorneys I m tired or playmg nng-around the-rosy and the buck stops here said he would rule Monday morntng on the prosecutton motion asking him to forl-e her tD answer W1th the JUry m the courtroom Browntng won admtsswns from the defendant that she passed up repeated opportumlles to escape or seek help durmg her 19 months underground wasn t sure herself that she had been bramwashed and stood guard In an SLA hideout prtor to the San Franctsco bank robhery lor which she ts standmg trw! MISS Hearst completing her thtrd full day on the stand and her mother Gatherme both broke mto tears when the heiress testified she did not contact her larruly after months of captmty ber use I felt my parents wouJdn t want to see feelmg about him me agam Well what was that lee She also satd she had ling? changed her mmd about I couldn t stand him rnarrymg Steven Weed wtth Brownmg was more whom she was livmg m successful 10 getttng the Berkeley when she was delendant to admit she had abducted and has not seen rep eated opportunities him smce her capture durmg two trips across the Brownmg questioned her country WJth sports activtst again on her rape m a tiny Ja ck Scott and durmg the closet by SLA member sununer of 1974 at farm Wtlliam Wolfe wbom she houses m Pennsylvania and described as the love of her New York to make phone hfe m a tape recording made calls or leave messages after hts death m a shootout concerrung her whert!llbouts wtth los Angeles police and Nobody was right there by SLA ch1eftam Donald With you preventmg you !rom Cinque DeFreeze domg 11 were they' the Mtss Hearst satd she prosecutor asked offered no reststance because No she was afraid of them But MISS Hearst msl!ted When the prosecutor she was afratd her captors pressed her about Wolle would find out about any MISS Hearst S81d she dtd not messages and harm her love him but had a strong Rail reconstruction may By Helen Bottel The Righi To-Die Question l I DEAR HELEN My 76-year-old mother died of cancer Doctors said after surgery she would never get well yet she was kept aljve at the hosp tal lor over a month of needless pam There was no health msurance and the btU was tremendous II I can possibly prevent 1t thts will not happen to me To thts end I have wr1tten a request cop1es of whtch have gone to my children You nught Uke to prmt 11 so that others can follow smt To my Farruly Phystctan To my Clergyman And to my lawyer If the time comes when I can no longer take part m dectstons for my own future let thts statement stand as the testament ol my wtshes lf there ts no reasonable expectation of my recovery from phy~tcal or mental ~bil1ty I A - A - request that I be aU wed to dte and not be kept alive by artiftctal means or herotc measures Death IS as much a reality as birth growth maturtty and old age 11 Is the one certainty I do not fear death as much as I fear the mdigmty of detertorallon dependency and hopeless pam I ask that drugs be mercifully admintstered to me for termmal suffermg even though they hasten the moment of death Thts request ts made after carelul constderallon Although thts document ts not legally bllldmg you who care lor me will I hope feel morally bound to follow tis mandate I recogniZe that It places a heavy burden of responsibility upon you and 11 IS Mth the mtention ol sharmg that responsibility and of rmtigattng any leeling of gutlt that thts statement IS made Helen thiS document was dated and s1gned by me my doctor my lawyer and a member of my lamily - ADELE A NOTE TO READERS A request such as Adele s ts as she says not legally bindmg but 11 DOES clarify her wtshes and wtU eliminate guilt feelings should her family ever be faced With this sad deCISIOn - H DEAR HELEN So you think career wtves can make good parents? Consider thts husband and wife we know Each has an executive posttion The children only have a housekeeper In 14 years of mamage they actually brag that they have never spent one Chrtstmas wtth thetr kids During the holidays they are packed off to therr grandmother s while the parents enjoy the1r annual vacation m Europe MeXICO Hawau or wherever - DISGUSTED P S The youngsters are unwanted every other time of the year also DEAR DIS Disgustmg yes but who s to say thts couple would act any differently whether the wife worked or not' Her JOb doesn t l111lke her tgnore therr children It merely gives her an excuse to be away from unwanted burdens I st1U say careers and children mlx If the proper mgredtents are used and the greatest ol these Is love - H DEAR HELEN My husband fathered an illegitimate child before we were roamed He accepted responsibility and the boy has his name Does that mean he dlust keep on wtth child support until the child ts of age' And how about inherttance' --CALIFORNIAN DEAR CAUFORNIAN In Galiforrua illegttlmate children are pretty well protected The answer to your frrst questton ts Yes if your husband has accepted his respons1b1Uty The second question L• more mvolved and you Uneeda lawyer to help you wtth 1t H Got a problem' An adult subject for discussion' You can talk 11 over m her column II you wnte to Helen Bolte! care of this newspaper get second chance in Ohio .,By LEE LEONARD UP! Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Ohto House has voted to gtve a second cha nce to a conslltutwnal amendment rejected by the Ohto electorate last year authortz ng the state and local governments to help finance reconstruchon of detertoratmg fretght and passenger rat! lmes New life was breathed mto the proposal Thursday when the House cleared it unammously and sent tt to the Senate If approved there the resolution would go to the June ballot lor another vote of the people who crushed 11 last November tiy a 2 1 margm Alter adoptmg the rat! amendment for the second time m e1ght months the House JOtned the Senate m weekend adjournment Rep Arthur R Wtlkowskt D-Toledo satd the measure must be gtven a second chance tf Ohto ts to parttctpate 10 ratlroad reorgantzatlon under Consohdated Rat! Corp (Conratl) created by the federal government to take over bankrupt lretght lines and operate them Wtlkowski satd State Issue 8 was beaten last year because tt was linked w1th Gov James A Rhodes lour economtc recovery proposals which fell by a 4-1 margm He satd he reels the constitutwnal amendment a! lowmg the state to partictpate In rat! financmg could pass If standmg alone on the ballot Wilkowski satd Conratlts to take over seven bankrupt an ratlroad s Aprtl I extenston of the ortgmal Feb 27 deadline - at which pomt Ohto WID be left with I 000 mtles of abandoned tracks The question IS whether Oh1o wants to contmue servtce on those lines sa1d the lawmaker pomtmg out small shippers farmers coal comparues and grain storage operators wtU lose t h e 1 r transportal!on unless Ohio participates Wilkowski satd Oh1o would recetve up to $18 nullion m federal funds over two years to help reclaun the rail lines tf tt enters the Conratl DR. LAMB • WINNING NUMBERS This week s wlnalnc Ohio Lottery numbers three-digit number - 295 1two-nine-live) Four digit number0209 (zero-two-zero-nlae) Five-digit number 45437 (lour five-four three-seven, Six digit number 194353 (one-nine-lour tbree-flve-tbree Spirit of 76 winning nwnbers Two-digit numhen - 54 (filly-four) 56 (fifty sb I 41 (forty-one) and 59 (fifty nine) Four digit number4433 (four four three three) Five-digit number 31475 (three-one foursevell"flve) Six digit number 857037 (eight five-sevenzero three-seven) O.Ravenna chief sponsor the faculty said Improvement program would permit education and research projects as approved by the uruverslty s board of trustees making hetter teachers out of the !acuity members But opponents complained the one-year absences every seven years would require the use of subslltute teachers and hinder the instructional programs of the colleges The Senate agreed with House amendments and sent to the governor s desk a bill prohibiting the shipment of dogs under etght weeks old unless they are healthy enough to wtthstand the transportation proJect The most extenstve debate He sa1d Mtchlgan already ol the day took place as the IS negottatmg wtth the federal House passed 52 to 33 and government for the sent to the Senate a btll rehabtlltatwn ol 400 nules of alloMng state colleges and abandoned track under untverslttes to grant Conrad proless10nal lea ves wtth pay We can t get a penny to full ttme faculty memhers unless we pass thts wtth at least seven years of resolutton he satd teachmg expertence The Ohto Conslltution Rep Marcus A Roberto forbtds the government to atd prtvate corporations m the ratlroad business Wtlkow skt s proposed amendment would change this aUowmg the state local governments and regwnal transtt authortties to make grants and loans to Conrail and to Amtrak - a rail passenger servtce It also would pernut the By Polly Cramer legtslature to enact tax reductions for ra1i property up space m the cupboard POU Y S I ROBLEM and retmburse local unttl dtscovered they make DEA R PO l I Y Tl e go vernments for r ~venue dandy httle cult ng bOards pleasures fr m ur new two losses from the reductwns They Itt m the dishwasher v. av "h te br ck ftre plac e are The resolution also ts a too 1 any bu s I ere a n ck lo fmancmg mechamsm for tbe I collecl old thmgs and cleanmg he ou stde bnck as Ohto Rat! Transtt Authortty l ave foun I hal an old salt Y. 'ell as he screen uther han which was created last year shaker 1s a tra ch ve and a g od ld sc rubb ng wtlh a to develop a htgh speed I andy lor holdmg skewers brush AI ICI passenger system between DEAR AI ICI - I presume md a ca ke ester II ts so maJor ctl!es but which has only $1 5 m operatmg fundS v u mean there ar.e no actual mlcresl ng 1o read and flnd smoke r other stams I wavs 1 help each tl er under the current budget Meanwhtle the House \1 uld JUSt h• ld the end of the MRS BC flEAR POll Y - R ta s agreed wtth Senate changes 'ac.:uum hf se over the brick uses for cw fangled potato and sent to the governor a b1ll and tht sen en and keep chtp cans were ltne but I settmg up procedural m•\mg at o\t'r tin tnbrt2 have s tll ano her good one standardS lor suspendmg or surlare t• dra" mt loo se dirt Tl roughoul the enltre year I expeUmg puptls !rom public and dust Thts could be done keep r lhn g hese cans wtlh schools The vote on nn r gula r It ann g da}s rumbs seed fat etc and P(lJ I Y concurrence m the amend D) thm g hat btrds hke to ments was 68 to 20 flEAR POl l Y My Pe t eat Wt en a can IS run I use The bill m response to a U S SUpreme Court dectslon Peeve IS \\I h sumc fa st fuud he tee ptck o carefully 1 es .auran ls Several imes punch two holes m tl run a on a 1973 Columbus case mv c hildren an I I I ave I ad o slrtn g through the holes requtres that boards of leave sud places s mce ll ey replace the hd and then education adopt by next Sept \\ ere constan ly sweeping the fre eze 1 Dunng the wmter 1 gmdelmes lor suspenswn 1 n hs agam bemg careful expulsiOn and removal of flo t "h le we were eatmg 1 cut several holes of dtllerenl Up fr rr th e flu r l mc s hatr pupils stzes and then hang these lust dtr c c I ask hem not The gu1dehnes must cans by the str ng to tree u s'Y. eep "I le we arc eatmg mclude a list of types of branches Tl e hun gt y btrds mtsconduct calling for and fi e a yuun g employee "tll so n empty hem so hey apolugtzes and says I e ts suspenston or expulston are rem ved lossed m the Pup tis would have to he gtven s rrv but "as told to do 1 trash can and !hers hung up Written nol!ce ol the school S These employers are most Thts not only fee ds the mtent to suspend or expel as mcm s derate Please publish well as an opportunity to IllS as 11 ts a complatn from hungry btrds bul IS most BARBARA mtereshn g to watch appear wtth representattves n any m thers EVElYN K to appeal the action DEAR! PO! I Y - Tell DEAR POll YThe mat! Prov!Slons are made for !Jnda who has trouble wtth emergency removal wtthout m ur' utstde box would orten lo u much foud colortng nol!ce or any puptl disrupting ge "el so I n a de a fttlse pourtng from he bottle at one the academtc process or b< tom • the box out of one lme that some artiltclal posing a threat to persons or lourth mch mch mesh wtre sweeteners come m plastic he S lZC or the box and property A hearmg would he CU bollie& "1th removable tops reqwred wtthm 72 hours of \\1 h cnuugl extra o bend 1 hey work perlec lly for do" n m the stdes o n ake removal I uldmg lood col nng S W legs for tl to set on HEC DEAR POll Y I hale usmg the btg bread board to chop )Usl a tablespOon or mon 'r one stalk of celery We use a lot of tee cream so buy I o ltve quart buckets The buckets were always put o use but he hds jUSt took Polly's Pointers Try vacuum ckamng dusty whtte bricks Adventists of Pomeroy help What is carotid stenosis? buy supplies 1 cause heart attacks or ByLa\lrenceE Lamb MD obs uc arlertes ns rie t1 e DEAR DR IAMB - I bra n ca us ng strokes TI e "ould apprectate knowmg chsease 1s a disease of ar he ca use of carol d stenos s er es nu a hsease c f the Wha causes lhts bwldup and I ear r he bram and 1t can what ts I made of alfect any artery 111 the body DEAR READER - The The cause or these depostts obstruchon ts caused bJ the IS not absolutely clear but bwldup of latty-cholesterol we know the hkehhood of depostts m he wall of the I avmg them s mcreased carotid artery There are w carolad wtlh htgh blood cholesterol arteries a rtgh t and lelt leve ls and htgh blo od caro td These are located on pressur e Obstruchon of the carot1d each stde of your trachea at tere s parltcularly wtth Each one dtvtdes mto two bwldup r [ally-cholesterol mam branches ar external depos1ts n lher arlcnes n and mternal carolld The the bram can lead to a stroke external carotid supphes the r undestrable symptoms outstde reg10n or the head and the tnternal carotid artery ass >elated \ltth madequate enters the skull and ts a blood 11 " o the. bram F r m re mformatwn 1 n major part of the ctrculatwn str kes and ctrculatwn to the to the bram The fatty cholesterol brmn send 50 cents lor The depostts lhat obstruct the Health I ~ ~ er Nun ber 2 5 car• hd are exactly the same Str kes r I lhln~ I hal tsr r t c r' nary arteries lu u1e heart ( • A c::Jdcn Ccl t!IJ ttl J 01 I bu sts Enclose a long stamped se ll addressed envelope lor n athng Ad dress your letter to me m care • f lhts tewspaper P 0 B x 1551 RadiO City Statton Ne" York NY 10019 DEAR DR I AMB On e ltme you told what to do for leg or muscle spasms I have had hem for several years and the only thmg the doctors gtve me s qwnm e and I have '' ake s much hat tl upsets my stomach Would you tell me your rernedy again ? DEAR READER l~g cramps ar ca used by man) I mgs and people subject to them should I liVe a n edtcal exammatwn Vt u can cure any dasurdcrs such a poor ctrcula ll' n wtlh the method I ,.cslcd but the method can utve som< people rehef The lrtck s o keep the feel alllllegs warm Wear warm l!lllj( socks ' bed The feet and legs wtll cool ftrsl tf you are cold The ctrculahon s literally d1m1mshed to the hmbs to conserve heat m the vtl al center of he body Also he artertes carrying blood to he legs wtll tran sfer heat to co ld bood n the ve ms returmng to the center ol the body hea l lransfer Thts mechantsm conserves heat for I he v tal center ol the body bu allows II e tem peral ur e m the hmbs to drop Y u counteract lhls by keepm g ttte whtl~llody warm and by keeplllg the legs v.arm ' & me people.,o~~lso beneftl fr •m tncreasmg the calcium tnl akc But a~n I d like to emphaSIZe that Qll people " I these ~need a 11 < I cal ~ to ue cu ' <J n they ut have a rt ~~ "' II at needs •i A 707 chartered jet plane loaded wtlh 50 000 lbs of rebel supphes lor earthquake vtchms has landed at Guatemala Ctty accordmg to Gerard Seton pas tor or the Pomeroy Seventh-jlay Ad venhst church Some of the funds collected m the Me1gs Mason area by Advenhsts durtng thetr an nual Chnstmas World Ser v1ce Appeal have been used to help purchase the supplies The cargo tncluded tents blankets bandages large kettles for lood preparation and food To date more than $100 000 worth <I rebel Items have been furnished by the Seventh-day Adventist World Servtce SAWS) bestdes' carrymg on lood and clothing dtslrtbulton tn the strtcken area Durmg thetr first two da\S ' ( Operation they pr \ lded $16 500 worth or n tis ar d ci >lhed 10 000 "" pl< Cage Scores Gl"OPSI a rech 65 so M ss 60 Hampton 06 J c Sm t h 10. Lander 54 Cent Wesleyan 49 L mes one 111 Presby erlan 97 McNeese 98 sw Lou sana 9 Memph s St 91 Tulsa 83 M ligan 103 Tusculum 77 N c Char ot e 124 eapt 63 NW Lou slana 7S N E La 71 Palm Bch All 76 B scyne 65 Sewanee as Trevecca Naz 70 SE La 68 M iss Coli .41 S et!tDn 84 Fla Sou tlern 11 Towson s 77 Sal sbury 15 w Ken ucky 70 Mu...ray 68 M dwest Elmhurst 64 Nor h Park 62 M Mar y 16 Dordt 73 Roctlester 98 Oh o Ws yn 91 So 11 no s 63 Bradley 6 S eubenvl 65 Mt Vernon 64 w ch a st 95 Drake 78 Southwest Angelo 70 Ab Chr s ian 68 H Payne 61 Tar eton 59 o Lamar 83 Arkansas s 71 No A zona eo Montana 6.1 sou thern 10 TeK Col 77 S F Ausl n 93 E TeKaS 73 TeKas A&M 111 TCU 70 west A r For ce 89 Samfo d 68 Carroll 65 Grea Fal s 64 E Mont 77 W Montana 74 Fresno St 80 San Jse S 76 Grand Canyon 64 P Loma 58 Long Beach s S6 Pac f c 51 Nev LV 6A Hawa I H lo 11 No A zona 80 Montana 64 Oregon 70 USC 67 San ta Barb 76 san Dgo St 73 Seat I Pac 9 Lew s&Cirk 59 UCLA 78 Oregon St 69 U ah 51 94 Denver 93 ot Wash no on 80 Stanford 59 Wash S 98 Ca torn 1!1 85 Weber s 84 Mon ana st 79 Wh 1 er 70 Pmona P tze 66 Woodward out as color man CINCINNATI (UP!) - Bill Brown a local televtston station sportscaster wtll replace Woody Woodward as the color commentator this season on the Clnclni'ultl Reda regional televiSion network Brown 28 who covers sports for WLWT television will team Mth play-hy.play annO\UlCer Ken Coleman on the 30-game schedule It was announced Thursday Woodward a former major league player who now coaches the Flordla State Unlverstty baseball team was the color corrunentator the past two seasons but hiS contract was not renewed for thts year Brown a nail ve of Sedalia Mo and a journalism graduate of the University of Mlssoun hosted several television 'feature shows on the Reda lpt season and also anchored local football basketball and hockey telecasts Lennep elected PALM SPRINGS Calif UP! - Frederick L Van Lennep of Lexmgton Ky chatrman or the bOard or the American Horse Council Thursday was elected prestdent Of Harness Tracks of Amertca an assoctahon of 50 harness tracks m the Untied States and Canada Van Lennep a major figure m North American harness racmg as breeder owner and track operator IS president or Pompano Park Fla and Wolvertne Raceway Detroit He alsp owns Castleton Farm in Kentucky sa1d he would continue ellorts to untly all of horseracmg to meet growmg problems facing the industry today Mei¥s Property Transfers Freda Mttch to John Mitch Kathryn Reeves Lot 28 Sutton Mmersv lie Elste G1lhlan dec to Wesley G Gtlhlan Lawrence Gtlhlan Sylvta Rarnbacher Beulah Pratt Herman Gtlhlan Chalmer Gtllllan Elb~rt Gillilan Gladys Cozart trans Letart Elbert Gtlhlan dec to Della Gdhlan Mtldred L Gillilan Delores Donohue Shtrley Stmpson Beatrice Cijrhsle Betty L Spaun rans Letart Della Gtllllan dec to Mtldred L Gtllilan Delores Donohue ShU"ley Stmpson Bcatrtce Carhsle Betty L Spaun trans Lelart Mtldred Gilhlan admrx Wesley G Gillilan dec to Charles Spaun Betty Swan :til A Letart Jessie L Shumaker dec to Charles L Shumaker Cert trans Middleport LesUe L Whitlmgton to Frances J Whlthngton Parcels Sahsbury Calvm G Lane Mabel Lane to H Charles Pullins Fredertck Eugene Pullms Lilt Pomeroy Zeremba Baker VIrginia Baker Charles A Balter 1 orrame Baker Harold Taylor !Jnda Taylor Joe Taylor Marilyn Taylor to I arry Hoffman Danelle H< lfman 19 A Lebanon Incredible SJammin' Sam tops LA Open Owners warned 10 years ago Sports Desk LOS ANGELES (UP!) llammln Sam Snead aWl II The lneredtble man from yesteryear emerged aa a strong contender In the opening round of the •1115 000 Los Angeles Open golf tournament Thursday Only Tom Jenklna fiveunder-par 68 was a better score on the day Snead flabbergasted everyone by shooting a 67 He was tied for second with Brthsh Open king Tom Watson That s fantashc said Watson shaking hts head How can a man of 63 play that good' I read last year where he was gomg to retire I m glad he dtdn I CINCINNAT I (UP! ) Marvm Mtller the executive director of the Major Leag ue Ballplayers Association who BY GREG BAn.EY I d like to call your attention to the fme basketball that r------------, Pro II IStandin"s ! II NBA Standtngs By United Press lnternat onal Entern Conference Atlanl c 0 v sion W L Pet gb Boston 36 17 679 Buffa o 3.4 2J 596 A Ph ade ph a 33 24 589 5 New York 28 30 483 10 Central D vis on W L Pet gb Cle\l e lind 3.4 22 607 Wash ng on 33 23 589 Houston 27 27 500 6 New Or eans 25 29 .463 8 A an a 26 31 4!i6 8 western conference Midwest 0 vision W L Pet gb M waukee 24 33 421 De ro 2 33 38 9 Kansas c 2 36 368 3 Ch cago 17 J8 309 6 Padt c o v ston W L Pet tb Goden Sta e 40 16 714 Los Anoe es 29 29 500 12 Sea te 28 29 491 12 Phoen x 23 30 434 15 Port and 24 lJ 421 6 Thursday s Rnult Cle\le and 2 Port and 94 Fridays Games PhOen x at New Or eans Port and a Ch cago Wash ng on et Detro M !waukee a Hou s on 8os on a Los Angeles Ph ade ph a a Se al le Saturdays Games De ro at Buffa o New Or eans a New Yo k Phoen K a Ho vs on At an a at Wash ng on Port &nd 1!1 KMSliS C t y Boston a Go den State v southeastern Ohto htgh schools are producmg this yea r perhaps the lmest all-around roundball m recent years In Class A actton most of you have been reading about North Galha a team whtch has compiled a 15-2 record thts season and has captured the SV AC champtonshtp In the latest UP! poll the Pirates are ranked No lim the state The Southern Tornados wtth a 13-4 record recently have shown champtonshtp form North Galha and Southern are seeded one and two m the Secttonal Tournament at Metgs A little known area team Oak Htll ts sportmg a 17 I record and ts ranked etghth m the state Keep your eyes on these boys In AA ctrcles Ironton ( 15-2) wmner of the S!WAL thts year IS currently lodged m lOth place m the UP! ballotillg The Me1gs Marauders gave the Tigers all they could handle m thetr two meetmgs thts year Rtght behmd Ironton m lith place ts Wheelersburg another not-too-dtstant netghbor The Me1gs Marauders although only 9-9 on the season have shown area fans an excttmg brand of basketball this year The local club ts top-seeded m 1ts AA sectional at Federal Hockmg So local fans keep watch Southeastern Ohio could end up wtth some State-recogntt on th s year The Sentmel staff Wishes all these teams good luck -Tiffin claims "MOC cage title SIGNS LETTER OF INTENT - Seott Burrts 247 pound tackle for the Pomt Pleasant Big Blacks and second-team Class AAA All-State gr1dder this past season ts shown s1gnmg a nal!onalletter of mtent to attend Ohto State Uruverstty Wednesday evenmg at Oscar s Restaurant m GaUtpohs Lookmg on as Burrts the most Pt. Pleasant grid ace is OSU bound CEDARV ILLE - Th e Dragons ol Ttlftn Umverstty deleated Urbana and Ohto Domtntcan last week to capture the 1975 76 Mtd.Ohto Conference tttle The Dragons who I mshed ltlth last season ltmshed wtth a 16 9 overall record and a 9-3 mark tn the conference Rob n Farns a sharp shoo ttng guard led Tiflm to three vtctortes last week scortng 42 po nts aga mst Urbana and 37 agamst Ohto Domm1can In a key game last week the Urbana Blue Kmgh\s beat the Redmen of Rio Grande )03 101 m two overbrnes R o Grande once agam re ceiv ed a good perlormance from J m Noe who had 34 pomts and 15 rebounds El se where Cedarv lle bounced back to I ve dreamed about He stayed to watch Burr s beat Urbana 83-18 on the Blue playmg loolbaU lor the Ohto durmg wrestlmg practice and Kmght. home court as 6-1 State Buckeyes smce I was a then went home wtth htm for forward Steve Lones led httle boy dinner Cedarv lie wtth 28 pomts These were the words of btg Several other maJOr As the season draws to a Scott Burns Pomt Pleasant co1leges also wanted to close Jtm Noe contmues to Htgh School s most sought recrw t Burrts lead m scortng ( 27 7 ppg ) and after athlete m many years BurriS had mqwrtes !rom a reboundi ng ( 12 7 rpg ) Robm belore he s gned a nat onal host of colleges butt! was the Farns alt er sconn g 115 letter of mte nt Wednesday maJor un verstbes that got pomts m three games last evenmg to attend Oh1o Stale hts chtel attenbon I have all week s clos mg m on the Umverstty th1s !all the letters m a drawer I scortng btle trailing Jtm Noe Burrts who ts 6 3 lips the really can t say nght now by l\\ o tenths ol a polO t Bob sca les at 247 pomts He mked how many I dtd get Ma son of Malone contmues the agreement to accept an remarked Scott to lead the loop In l1eld goal OSU scholars htp ofler wtth In all Burns vtslted the pe rcentage at 57 5 whtle former Buckeye grtdder campuses of the maxtmum of Mark Kletn leads m lree Wtlltam Eachus Mw a s1x colleges before !tnahzmg throw percentage at 90 3 Gall polls attorney Eachus hts dectswn to attend OSU I andled the formaltttes Scott vts ted the Un verstty or Eachus was a guard for the Mtchtgan Notre Dame Buckeyes n 1964-65-llG Alabama Mlamt Sou th The s1gmng ceremony was Carolina and Ohto State whtle held at Oscar s Restaurant m sortmg out hts thoughts on Gall poh s wtlh Scotts college rootball 1e Gil me Lompos te Sta st cs R o Gra.nde College Junio Vars tv mother brothers and ststers I Made up my mind to PLAYER G FGM RB A FTM TP Avg close fnends and members of accept the Ohto Slate orfer on Br an Nea 7 38 17 7 4 26 <~ d8 69 the press n attendance the ba~ts that Coach Hayes ,., M ke R ey 6 04 42 90 5 .1 1 :n 06 66 Scott s father Worthy Burris has a tremendous lootball DonG bson 15 22 3 09 <.l3 'J 54 38 266 7 Teo Ch" I n 6 114 67 66 37 57 42 176 0 Jr was unable to attend the program and because 1t s not 0 n P u eel 16 77 93 59 .:1 35 22 38 Slgntng event as he was out of a great dtstance away from Mil k Mason 16 85 43 30 8 ?5 6 01 6 4 town on busmess home commented Burris Kevi n Le ste 13 11 6 30 9 3 27 2 12 9 3 0 ve Me Dowe I 3 48 24 78 3 06 It was on Jan 20 durmg the 54 42 PPHS Head Football Coach M ke Bever l y 5 6 2 20 7 67 49 3 3 peak of the recruthng season Steve Safford remarked m Maj l Mt1rt n 6 87 38 64 3 3 70 96 60 that W W Hayes let tl be Buddy Sowa r d s x 2 24 0 1 ?2 10 5 0 known that he wanted Scott response to a quesllon that 11 was no surpnse to him that Chuck K ng X 2 II 8 I 0 S0 16 80 Dt1n 8 se 2 22 4 9 0 0 on h s OSU team Hayes Burns was such a sought28 ' 0 TOTALS 16 145 53 0 553 Ill 336 223 1283 80 2 traveled to Pomt Pleasant on after college prospect I ve x- Ptaved f rst quart e ontv tha t date and strolled mto the always thought Scott had the PPHS ofltce announcmg that abthty to go to a B1g Ten 1975 16 R 0 GRANDE COLLEGE R o 84 - Ma lone 91 he was there to talk wtth the college Salim d remarked F NAL ST ATt $1" CS Ro88 WashiOS talented Btg Blacks taekl• R 08 7 Ky Chr Sf an 52 R o 99 M vernon Naz 8 2 Rio Grande colle{!e stats ABA St1nd ngs By Un ted Preu Internet onal WLPctgb De m1er .t2 13 764 New York 35 21 625 7 San Anton o 32 22 593 9 Ken ucky 31 27 53.t 2 2 lnd ana 29 30 492 15 51 Louis 26 33 44 8 V rg n a 0 .t6 179 31 2 Thund•v s Resulh v rgln a 102 Kentucky 82 Denver 28 Indiana 123 Friday s Games. New York a Virg n a San Anonoa S Lous Denver at lnd ana Saturd.Jy s Games v rg n a at Indiana San Anton oat Kentucky R o6 R o 86 91 R o 85 NHL Standings By United Press tnternatlon.t Can'l:pbell Conference Patrick Dtv slon WLTPfl gf ga Ph lade ph 37 10 11 85 255 158 NY lstanders 30 16 12 72 222 1-43 A an a 26 27 8 60 195 181 NY Rangers 23 30 6 52 198 240 Smythe Division WLTPfsgtga Ch cago 24 11 17 65 180 t6S vancouver 23 24 11 57 93 198 Sl Louis 22 27 9 53 180 204 Mlnneso a 16 38 4 36 41 2H Kansas c ty 12 38 8 32 uo 249 Wales Canlerence Norris Division WLTPtsgfga Montrea~ o1111 9 9 91 248 Los Ange es 30 25 6 66 201 P ttsburoh 25 25 9 .59 243 Detro 1 19 33 7 4.5 161 Wa$hlngton 6 47 1 19 63 Ado~ms Division 130 201 229 226 304 Boson 36 1 10 82 227 Buffalo 33 16 10 "246 Toronto 24 24 11 59 211 Callforn a 21 31 7 -49 liS Thursday s Results Buffalo 3 Atlanta 1 P ttsburgh 1 Toronto 5 Friday s Gemes NY Rangers at Montreal At anta at Kansas City Pnladelph a at Callforn a M nnetote 11 vancouver 65 174 WLT Pll 91 II 208 203 o 70 o 74 R o 74 .Ro n R o 72 R o 83 Phlladelph a at Los Angele& wash noton at Detro t Chicago at P ITsDurgh St Lou sat Vancouver Buffalo at Toronto • WHA Sfandlntl " •""• east • Ma U bana 79 Ma e a 79 M ddle Te nn essee 89 F or da T ec h 10 1 So uh F ordal1 5 Cen t al St a e 90 Maon e67 OhoDo mn can 79 ...... M Ve non Naz 66 - Ceda r v lie 84 W Va Tec h 61 - Tffn81 - Ubana(3o 1 s)93 Tffn 102 Cedarv le 62 Oh o Oom n can 46 2 82 268 1'13 37 18 • 78 267 2?] 28 25 3 59 210 !91 Edmonton 21 35 -4 46 204 25-4 TorOfltO 15 36 5 35 230 2'1i' x Ottawa x Team Eas A brgh58Dew57 Ba es 88 No w ch 80 e ~,.~e e d 90 Be ckl ey 83 Bo s on S 26 Cu y 77 Cec 66 Po omac Sl 6 Co by 8 Babson 6 E Conn 70 Ro W I ams 68 Holy Cross 00 Bas on U 80 Keene S .<~7 Johnson S 41 Lehman 82 Ca hed a 79 .L nco n Pa 70 P h a Ph a n 67 L U BRManha an 7 L vndon 99 F rnk n P erce 97 Mane 64 Ccnncc cu 63 Mass f1 Rho Me t: sa nd 76 n flC~ 9 Ccn Conn 90 N H co 6 Haw hO ne 7J NY Hch 68 B oo k yn Co 60 No e Dam e 9 Fo dham 8 Sa c 11 BJ Den son 82 Sc al" on 54 Susquehanna 43 Sp ngf e d 73 Am I n 6 S onel 75 So Co11n 74 un on 04 Tr n y 79 U ca 75 Ham I on 65 South sa mo e 57 ca hO c 55 Ber ea 83 Campbel sv li e 79 Bow e S 95 Sou heas rn 89 CaiT) pbe JO F aye evl Charl es on 57 E sk ne 56 Concord 74 Raeford 59 Copp n 29 Ga aude 56 Cum berland 85 un on Ky 64 G wash 106 G Mason 5 POSITIVE LOCil.ON FEATURE TOOL BOX IS 5"X&'ll8" SPECIAL CINCINNATI (UP!) Johnny Bench has become the hrst $200 000 a year player m the history or the Cincmnah Reds Bench stgned hts 1976 con tract wtth the club Thursday and declared I reached a plateau that at one time I never thought I could attam Asked if that plateau was $200 000 Bench rephed In essence yes Bench also dtsclosed he had been seekmg even more than $200 000 The figure I stgned for was a little apart from that which I ongmally sought he sa1d But I m happy Bench recalled that a lew years ago New York Mets pttchmg coach Rube Walker predicted he would hecome baseball s ltrst $200 000 player I wasn t but then I m no Hank Aaron satd Bench As lor RIChie Alien and hts $200 000 plus salary he was dlt~andtd lndlanapolll 10 New Eng l Houston Cleveland 3 s Friday • Gamts at Calgary Edmonton at Wlnft1Cog San Dlevo at Toran o Phoenix at Clnclnnlli Saturday t G1m11 lnd anapolls at Cleveland Sen Dlergo at C nclnnat .. Dantley nets 38 in victory Meigs ith grade goes 2-1 in final 3 games In three games the past week the Metgs 7th grade baske lball team won two and lost one opemng agamst thetr Athens counterpart m Middleport on Monday evemng Feb 9 After a closely contested see sawmg ltrst hall Athens led 12-9 at the half A sertes of costly turnovers durmg the thtrd quarter gave Athens the chance to break away The !mal quarter saw the local team outscore thetr opponent by a 14 12 margm the ftnal score Athens 45 Me1gs 30 Athens leadmg scorers were Lavery wtth 16 pom\s and W1tson w1th 8 Metgs htgh pomt boys were Dodson and Mtller each 8 Other scorers were Ohlinger 6 Staats 4 and Kennedy and Judge 2 pomts e3ch On We4nesday the young Marauders played the 7th grade Shade team m the Juntor High gym Ear her th1s season Shade had deleated Metgs by a 39-38 score on the wmer s court This game was a dtflerent story After a rather slow start the ocal cagers butll a 17 7 halltlme lead and were never headed The second half saw Metgs outscore Shade by a 25 10 margm fmal score Me1gs 32 Shade 17 Meigs got balanced scoring from Steve Ohhnger w1th 16 Dave Kennedy 12 John Staats 10 Bntt Dodson 4 and Mtke Mtller I Leading rebounders were Ohlinger wtth 13 Kennedy wtth 10 and Staats wtth 8 The 7th grade closed out 1ts 12 game schedule wtth a home contest agamst Southern Me1gs Jumped to a com mandmg hrst hall lead and \lent on to wm 52 35 wtth all pla)ers getting the chane to play m the !mal contest Sconn~ honors for the last 14 26 1 29 134 lt2 Thurtday 1 Retultt Mlnnnota Col cgc B asketb at Resu Is By un t ed Press nter nat an al 20 GA. \DETACHABLE U5!a,~ICE Tornadoes get past 'Kittens handily, 39-17 Bench is first $200,000 Red HEAVY DUlY New Englnd 26 28 5 51 119 ~ 25 31 l 5t 212 2.t;o C nc nnat Cleveland 23 29 5 51 19' 203 lndlanapols 23 33 2 .. 167 171 Wtlt WLTPt• gl alt Houston 37 20 0 7< 23• 11'• 29 23 • 62 lOt 203 Minnesota 28 23 6 62 212 1fl) F'tlO.nlx San Oi~o 28 26 • 60 22<2(1< •o 21 - U ban a 2 o s 103 CUSIOM PAINTED WLTPfl'lllll Winnipeg QuebiiC Cotgarv 0 HANDY TOOL BOX Pnnlnternatlonat Canadian WLTPII gl . . e a 79 RIO GRANDE COLLEGE FINAL STATISTICS R o 92 W l berfor ce 69 R o 80 W m ng on 0 'R o 100 Dyke 74 R o S9 0 erb e n 68 >R oS7 w ve T ec h 73 R091 Oyke 80 Ro79 F ind ay62 R o7 o Mar e a OS I e 90 Ma Sha F es h 83 Baseba Team 68 au Ch co he a 92 Ky Ch r s an 55 R o 97 Ceda v e 83 R o 65 R o72 Oh o Dam n can 64 London Co rec1 ona R o 89 ns 84 Ro90 Uba na73 oR o 84 Ma sh a I F esh 85 Record Won 7 Los t 9 fn ean! over t rne - m eans doub e ove I me R o7 R o 65 IR o 88 R076 R o 69 R -~ Ce d .a rv ~ 0 73 R o 75 R o63 Ro97 Ro92 Ro9 l Saturd1y s Games By Unlttd R R Ro88 Ro82 Boston a t NY Islander$ t R o 96 W m ng on 6 M dd epo lndeps 9 asked us (ballplayers assoctation and owners ) to attempt to setUe the matter out ol court But the owners lS to brief Cmcmna t ..area wanted no part ol tt haseball players today says Agreetng that the reserve he warned club owners 10 clause was the stumbling years ago to get prepared for block m current negotiations reserve clause changes Mtller satd he wants Mtller who srud he talked arbttrator Peter Seitz s to 115 players m los Angeles controversial dectsion Wednesday and met with (glVlng players the right to more players m Chtcago play out thetr one year Thursday belore headmg opttons) apphed to players to ok tssue wtth who already have stgned 1976 here Cleveland !ndtans Prestdent contracts Ted Bonda s charge that he IS And all players who throwmg the owners stgned 1975 contracts should curves m negotiations for a sttll have the rtght to make new contract 1976 thetr option ye..r even II lf I m throMng a curve as a compronuse agreement Is Bonda clallllS then tl s a It). r ea ch ed on the reserve year long curve sa td Mtller clause added Miller Because for 10 years the Miller sai d the owners v1ew has been go to dtsagreement over the sought-after PPHS athlete m many years stgns hts hell when a ny ta lk ol reserve clause was agreement are from left Pomt Pleasant Head Foothall mod I) mg baseball s reserve extremely complicated Coach Steve Safford Scott smother Mrs Worthy Burns clause arose It s not as simple as they lr and GaUtpolis Attorney Btll Eachus Eachus who And for 10 years I ve been (club owners) make 11 played for OSU himsell handled the lormahlles ol stgnmg telhng the owners That s sound he satd There s a ".. Burrts for Buckeye mentor Woody Hayes stlly Don t watt until you ve whole system of been hit on the head Now compensations built In that they ve been hlt on the head create a lot ol complications Tonrght's games Mtller expressed no Thts dtspute mvolves sympathy lor club owners tremendous legal liabWtles FRIDAY SEOAL Remember I wanted to that we (ballplayers A hens a Logan negotiate a compromise assoctation) aren t about to TIR VALLEY agreement on the reserve undertake Fe d e r a I Ho ck ng a A lex ander clause even before the Miller said another Be pr e a Warren Loca (Andy) Messersmtth and meeting wtth the owners V nton Cou n y a N elsonv lie E AST MEIGS The <Dave) McNally cases went nego ttat1~g commtttee Is Yo k SVAC Fres hman I ournamen t got to arbttratwn he satd The scheduled Saturday m New Nor h Ga I a a Sov t hwes c n underway at Eastern Thurs JUdge who ruled on the York Others day mgh t w th the Southern arbttrator s decision even Wahama a Hannan T ace Tr mbl e a So u h ern Tornados handily defeatmg Ravenswood a Po n Hcmnan Trace 39 17 P easa nl SATURDAY The Tornad os were '" Po tsmou h at Iron on contr ol alt the way holding TUESDAY(Feb 24) Kyge C eek a Buffa o the W ldkittens to a mere II R p ey at Po n Pea sant pomls the ltrst hal l whtle FRIDAY(Feb 27 scorwg 20 or thetr own The Po n Pl eas an a t Wahama F na egu a se a s on defense buckled down even games more and gave up only one By United Press Dantley satd Thursday night po nt the th rd pertod and ltve International BIRMINGHAM Ala after scoring 33 points to lead m the las t canto Notre Dame ts headed for the Irish to a 91 78 romp over (UP!) - Doug Atkins a ))\\ 1ght Hill led the w nne s another shot at the NCAA defens1ve end for Tennessee Fordham "' New York w lh 16 po nt s and Ttm playoffs next month but the who later earned All Pro Rtght now tl s 5IJ..50 had 10 Clary was future may be dun for the honors wtth the Chtcago Brmager Dantiey said he s 100 per top scorer for Hannan 'I race !rtsh tf All Amertca forward cent certam that he U try Bears of the NatiOnal Soutl er n wtll tangle wtth Adrtan Dantley tips the Football League was Easter n m a semt fmal game balance of a 50-50 dectslon out for the U S Olymptc team honored Thursday mght as .,rter the playoffs Fnday at ap m whtle North and turns pro next season the best Southeastern A 14-4 streak gave the Irish Dantley m his thtrd year at a 12-pomt l•.ad after etghl nu Conference lootbaU player of Gall a goes agru nst Kyg er Creek at 6 30 Eastern wtth Notre Dame but ehgtble for the past 25 years an 8-4 record ts lop-seeded n graduation m August if he nutes of play and they kept The Player of the Quarter that margm until halftime attends summer school must when they led 46-34 Dantley Century Award presented by the to ur ney In regu la the Blrmmgham Monday season play Southern and dectde whether he wants to had 17 pomts m the first hall Eastern spht two games pla y another year for the Mornmg Quarterback Club Ftnals wt ll start Sa turday lrtsh or grab the mtUlon as Notre Dame rtdlng a was based on the fact that better than-expected 18 4 dollar contract he wtll no record held steady as the Atkins was named on the at 7 p m doubt he oflered to turn pro natiOn s !Oih-ranked team ballot of each of the 25 It s a tough dectston sportsw:nters and Elsewhere m college sportcasters asked to choose the mmor league Kalamazoo basketball fourth rankM the All-SEC Quarter Century Wmgs o! the Internallonat he satd And m so dmng I UCLA extended Its home Team Hockey League Thursday hope we don t get too carrted Mnnmg streak to !Ill games w1th a come from behmd Wong was called up when away Bench called the modified 78 69 DETROIT (UP!) - Rookie Denms Polomdt suffered a vtctory over center Mtke Wong who saw shghtly separated shoulder verswn of baseball s reserve Oregon State No 6 clause sub101tted by owners Nevada hm1ted servtce wtth the Jan 24 Las Vegas Detrott Red Wmgs over the Polomch returned to actwn last week a step m the rtght trampled Hawau Hilo 164directiOn past month was sent back to Wednesday mght I know there are players lll e1ghth-ranked Washing who would much rather be ton rtpped Stanford ~9 playmg for another club and Oregon topped Southern Reggte Jackson (of the Gahfornta 7~7 and Long Oakland A s) IS one because Beach State beat Paclltc 5651 he told me so added Bench Nevada Las Vegas 164 valuable player n 1970 and As for me I m happy The an exceptional case pomts was an NCAA maJor I m sure there will he 1972 had mmor surgery on Reds have always been good college record SIX more than more players stgnmg for his left shoulder three months to me and I don t want to play the 158 scored by Houston ago hecause an tnjury left anywhere else $200 000 or more thts season agatnst Valparmso In 1970 At thts time a year ago added Bench menttomng the him m pam much of last Glen Gondreztck htt for 28 Mets Tom Seaver and season The operahon was marrtage was on Bench s pomts and Sam Smith and termed successful mmd more than money He Boston s Ferguson Jenkins Bench satd he s closely celebrates hts ftrst wedding Eddte Owen added 27 and 26 Bench dtdn t mentwn for the Rebels now 25-1 teammates Pete Rose and watchmg the ballplayer as anmversary Saturday Rtchard Washmgton scored Bench who planned to be m Joe Morgan also reportedly soc1al!on s negohahons wtth 19 pomts and Ralph New Orleans today for the seekmg $200 000 !rom the club owners Drollmger came up wtth a I thmk tl s unportant to us Mardt Gras IS to fly to New world champton RedS to help UCLA cructal steal Bench the Nahonal and the players or the future York Saturday where Mfe avenge an earlier loss to League s rookie of the year m that we resolve our Vtckie a model 1s currently Oregon State and give the work ng 1968 and the league s most differences wtth the owners We 11 celebrate our ftrst Brums a sohd two"flarne lead m the Paciftc-ll conference wedding anniversary there race satd Ilench wtth a $200 000 anmversary gift from the Reds already tucked away game were shared by In the reboundmg Metgs Ohlinger and K~nnedy wt th 14 controlled Pulhng down II pomts each followed by was John Staats wtth Dave Staats and Dodson With 8 Kennedy and Steve Ohlinger each MtUer 6 and DeMo•s 2 each 10 Average he1ght 28 mches tf htgher slightly more Ch01ce of Avacado or Wh1te 12x52- 1 225.00 14x60- •260 1 250 12x60 14x65- 1 285 12x65 •275 14x70-•315 12x70-- '300 Installation pnce mcludes all labor and matenal Month of FebrJ\ry Only Kingsbury Mobile Homes MODERN SUPPLY .,W 0 Mtln St tn 21~ Pomeroy, THI STORE WITH ALL tc:INDS OF STUFF •- FOR PETS, STABLES LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS LAWN~ AND GARDENS Lifetime Aluminum Under Pinning For Your Mobile Home LOG HOMES Comfortably rusttc your real log home br ngs new carefree year round ltvmg Com plete pre-cut log packages are cut from 8 to 11 dtameter logs at our plants tn North Carolina and Vermont You can build your own dream let us help or rely on your own contractor One and two story models feature from 750 to 3000 sq ft of actual ltvmg space Send for free brochure or enclose $3 00 for complete catalog of model plans & costs In thts area the fra tchtsed dealer watt mg to serve you Is Doug Henntg SALES AND SERVICE OFFICE 10 9 lO to 12 2 to 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS l-EAST COURT Pomeroy 992 7034 111 Buena Vtsta Dnve Ashland Kentucky 41101 Ohto Hr~ 9a m his 30p m Closed sun Pecul Ash 992 JJ23 Roger Dav s 992 7671 ' �4 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Fridav. Frb. 20,1976 WahamamusiciansrankSorority to canvass \ high in regional test for contributions Mavin Murphy joins Quarter Century Ouh MASON , W. Va. - Fifteen REEDSVILLE - Mavin E. Murphy of Reedsville has become a member of the Columbia Gas System Quarter Century Club after completing 25 years of service in February . He is a su perior .~ ratings were earned by Wahama Band stuoents at the Wes t Virginia Region II Solo adv Ensemble Contes t held Saturday at Marshall University in Huntington . Students were judged on a 5 transmission repairman for Columbia Gas Transmission Corporation in the Pomeroy area. Quar ter Cen tury Club members are presented e n graved ti mepi eces recognizing their long service at special banquets honoring veteran empl oyees. This year, 209 Columbia Gas Transmission employees will become members of the Quarter Century Club. Including those who join this year , Columbia Gas Transmission wiU have some 1,041 employees with 25 or more years of service. The company employs some 3,400 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Friday, Feb. 20, 1976 rating scale with Superior or " ! " being the highest and "V" the lowest . Receiving I ratings on solos were Donna Ma rr , Bb contrabass c larinet; Lisa Davis, MAVIN MURPHY persons in a seven state area , and is one of the nation 's flute ; Jenny James, flute ; Rhonda Kay, flu te; Cheryl Huber, clarinet; Cheryl Adam s, clar in et; Mary McFarland , clarinet ; Mark Harmon, te nor sax; leading natural gas pipe- Cheryl Weave r, trumpet; line companies. With Marc Fultz, trumpet ; Kathy Meigs County Education Test, trumpet and Juhn they thought schools can have Froendt, baritone horn . ah effect on juvenile Receiving 1 ratings in deUnquency in Meigs County. ensembles were saxophone duel , Mark Harmuu ami Curtis Morris; brass c holr, Cheryl Weaver, Marc Fultz, Sue l.ieving, Keith Goldsberry, Kathy Test, Davis Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority made plan s lo ca nvass and Leigh Newland of By Norma Newland Dunbar, W. Va. Alma visited TUPPERS PLAINS Well , folks, it has been a not only her mother-in-law while, and it would have been Louisa Newland, but also her longer if someone with great father in Gallipolis. Have you been reading the powers of persuasion hadn't little school paper the Tuptalked with me . I had decided that, with all pers Plains Elementary the work I had, I didn 't have School puts out' It is very time to call everyone to find in~resting; gives the items out the news and I was going . of note which are happening, to stop writing. However, I and which are planned, and was persuaded to continue on some little i terns by the a limited basis; so folks, I children themselves. 'i'he need your held. There are staff of the school keep good things going all the time. I those few who have been so hope you all get a. chance to faithful and keep me inread it although I suspect formed, but the rest of you only those lucky enough to are needed to chip in and help have school children have the ou:. Give me a call opportunity. ' We have some good news Charles Red Carr is and some bad news, so let's recuperating satisfactorily in have the gOOd news first. · Columbus from open heart Darrel and Jessie .Hetzer surgery . · I haven't heard celebrated their 50th wedding when he will be allowed to anniversary in January. Only return home. members of the · family atJessie Dodderer has tended the celebration which horrie after several returned included two from far-away, · days in the hospital in son Denny and his family, of San Antonio, Te.xas, and Pomeroy ' and is feeling grandson, Kenny, who is in better. Carol Dodderer received word that son, Hobe , the armed services. Sunday visit01' at the is recovering nicely from Newland household "'ere surgery. Niese! Weatherman had a Mrs. Alma Newland of Charleston, W. Va. and son bout wilh the flu , and lost, and daughter-in-law, Roger and had lo go to the hospital. That's OK, Niese! , they can whip that old bug there. Tobe Bennett just recovered from the tangle he bad . ·,th a CLEAN 'lOUR stubborn brush. The darn CARPETS ••• · thing fought back when he THE PROFESSIONAL WAY. tried to cut it down and cut his & face up and blacked his eye fo, pretty good. Then he had to come down with a gall bladder at lack and be rushed lo the hospital for a short stay. We h'lpe he stays on his diet so he will recover faster . Don't forget the Bar-30 dance at the school house on Saturday night, February 2\. Muslc will be by the Khord Kings from Belpre and the round and square dancing will be from 9:00 until1 a.m. Come on out and swing your oorrmuRSBR AVAILABLE FOR RENTAL DAn, ______________ ---------,----, ! .MEIGS l I 1 TIME'------- - - - - - - : PICKENS HARDWARE Mason, W.Va . H'RS.: .Mon., Tue., Wed . Thurs.-Sat. 8-5: JO Fri. 8-8:00 Equ1pment . Co• POMEROY, 0 . Ph. 992-2176 I 1 I I I I I I I 1International 1 Harvester New Idea Equipment J Me Culloch Chai.n 1 1 Saws I 1~-----------_j l "Dinner Dates" SUNDAY -FEB.228 A.M. 2 P.M. to partner. I guess maybe I haven 't told you that we have our little red puppy ; he is a 11 Gabriel" dog, three months old, and is he a love ! The house is so much more cheerful ! That reminds me: I baven't . told you a good dog chase story lately . Remember the last one, about Roger Brooks' dog, Sam, who looked like our first Gabriel, and Speedy Duvall? Receiving a HJI) " or Good rating was Mary McFarland, piano solo. Four of the events were given applications to send in a lape with the possibility of 2 7 attend meeting CHESTER - TwentyFinalist." There are 10 honor seven members attended the finalists chosen in the sta te . meeting of Chester Council Last year Wahama had lllree 323, Daughters of America, at . chosen. The studen ts who the halL Dorothy Lawson , councilor, have the opportunity to try for it this year are Cheryl presided with the illness of Weaver, John Froendt, the Mrs. Mabel Van Meter and trass choir and the clarinet Mrs. Dorothy Myers being reported . It was also noted choir . Piano accom panimen ts that Charlotte Grant is home were playe d by Lynn Kitchen fr om the hospital. Mrs. and Pat Yeago. Students La wson tJt.~ .n:ed members were trar spo rted to Hun- for anniversary ca rds . The traveling prize donated tington by parencs, a"istant by Mrs. Erma Cleland was director , Tom Phillips and won by Mrs. Ada Van Meter. director Charles Yeago. Refreshments were served to those named and Joe Bis:iell, ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::;.o;:-;8~8:::::~:::· Mrs. Marcia Keller, Mrs. Ada ~'<' Morris, Mrs. Letha Wood , . s·oc1a•I i Reedsville Calendar News Notes Junior High honors listed McN ick le, Janel Middle· swart , Becky Rhodes, Berta Robinson , Mark Sim p so n, Danny Talbott, John Wolfe , Pa u la Wolfe, Melis sa Yonker; and all A: Bonn ie William s, Bryan Boso, Peggy Bush, Paul Car.done, Bob Lee, Carl Morri s, Mary Be1h Obitz , Mary Beth Slavin and Jack Wolfe. Eighth Grade - Camellia Brinager. Kenny Cook. sharon Crouch, Hudson, elf Lynch, James ~oreman , David Harden, Rosemar], Hubba~:"d , Toni Pam Meadows. Carmen · Manuel, YOUTH RAI,LY, Fairplay Church, Co unty Road I , Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Rev. David Scott, Lancaster , speaker. Public invited. TUESDAY PAST MATRONS, Pomeroy Chapter, O.E.S., 6:30 p.in., potluck dinner at the Masonic Temple , Tuesday. ICELANDERS MAD REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UP! ) - Iceland will break diplomatic relations with Britain in an abrupt escala Uon of the "cod war" over fishing rights, according to government sources. Ships Debbie Zirkle ; all A: Cricket from the two cou ntries Carpenter, Jack Duffy, Kim tangled again Wednesday in Dugan , Amy Fisher, Brian Johnson and Melissa lhle. disputed waters off the ' Icelandic west coast when the British frigate Lowestoft Special Education - Mark collided with the Icelandic Parsons , Vonda Wolfe . gunboat Thor. Jonathan Rees, Kent Varney, Matt Weaver, Karen Wines, MEAT Baked ham, roast beef, hamburger steak, flounder fish. N STOCK apple . OPEN WEI;'KDAYS 6 A.M. to 7:00P.M. ~teamboat ln11. O!d~Fasfli on erl 3rd St.. Racine . Ohio Mr . and Mrs . Frydman of Columbus spent a weekend with her parents, Mr . and Mrs . Ern es t Whilehead and family . Mrs. Balderson of Vienna, W: Va., spent a weekend at the William s -Baiderson home. V. D. Conn is a patient at the Camden-Clark Hospital, Parkersburg, W. Va. Mr . and Mr s. Zenith Chevalier arid Allen of Belpre RD, visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs . Edward Chevalier. They also called on the Williams-Balderson Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kibble of Parkersburg visited with Mrs. Hazel Barton and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Williams recently. NOW YOU KNOW Portuguese explorers journeying to South America broughl along convicts on their ships, who were cast ashore in unfamiliar areas to discover if the local nalives were cannibals. No games, fl omc CrwJ.i. iu ,.:' · Dial 949 · 2515 $4 ~. yd. Wide Selection Helen Boatright, Mrs . Leona Hens ley, Mr s. Hatti e Frederick, Mrs . Jean 200 years were presented by Keith Circle, bicentennial minuteman, at llle Tuesday night meeting of the Salisbury PTO. The Rev . William Sydens tricke r had devolions foll owing the pledge to the flag led by Brownie Troop NEW HAVEN - Mrs . Matilda Noble presented the lesson, "Design for Everyday Uving''. when the Mason Homemakers met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. J . Marshall in New Haven. Mrs . Noble assisted as hostess. The lesson dealt with artificial soil mixes and the advan !ages they have over garden soli, ·since they ore free of garden pests, made u~ of component parts such as . peat moss, perlite, vermiculite sand and etc .• llghtweight , relatively ihexpensive and easily QUASAR 100% SOLID STATE 220. It was announced that officers will be elected next month. By-laws were approved and adopted and it wa s decided to dispense with membership cards . A discussion was held on the benches to go with the lunch room tables and · of the possibility of sponsoring a cub scout troop. Three past presidents of the PTA present were recognized. The room at- Quasar WP-3820MU color Features : 13 Inch TV ~lored . dia.go11al portable color QMX · l chassis ; • Mrs . Laurene Lewis, president, presided at the meeting. Mrs. Laura Johnson pre!ll'nted the devotionals, Genesis 2:1-8 verses , a reading, "My Country", and ''A recipe for a happy home ." Secretary's report was given and treasurer 's report by Mrs. Roberta Youn~. The birthdays of Mrs . Marshall and Mrs. Lawrence Roush were observed and a gift presented to each by the club. The birthdays of Mrs. Catherine Smith, Mrs. Laurene Lewis, Mrs. Helen Williams and Mrs . Roberta Young will be observed at the M!lfch meeting . The group discussed serving the Wahama alumni banquet and decided they could not serve the dinner for the fee offered. Mrs . Lewis reminded the ladies of the National Extension Homemakers Conference August 15-20 at intr i>< color picture pre-focus electronic tube ; lens; 100 Pet . solid-state l c~oass•is with three circuit rd s; four I Cs ; la~ed DANCE PLANNED TUPPERS PLAINS- The Rar-30 . Horsemen will spunsor H round and square leather vinyl WERNER dance Saturday night, Feb. 21 at the elementary school building here. Dancing will begin at 9 p.m. with musi~ furnished by tlie Kord Kings of Belpre. Refreshments will be served by the Tuppers Plains Community Club. RADIO & TV MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' Summerfield, Mrs . Sadie · Trussell, · Mrs. Ada Bissell, Mrs. Mae McPeek, Mrs. Opal Hollon, Mrs. Erma Cleland, Mrs. Betty Roush and Mrs. Doris Koenig . Look into SPEED QUEEN for rugged reliability in laund!J appliances. . . NEW FILM HERE A new l'olor film - ''The Arti e, Th e Wildlife , A Pipeline " - is available free of l'harge to schr,o ls or club g r oups in the Meigs area. It r·an he reserved by cont a~.: t in g the loc(:ll Columbia FLOWERS Gas offi£e. The film describes the elaborat e enVironmental ruuJ ecological siudies co n ~ · dueled in preparation fur cons lruc1ion of ihe 6,200 mile .992-2039 nallll'ai gas pipeli ne through Jh e pri mitive wilde rn ess areas of Alaska and Canada. Pomeroy Flower Shop AMrs. Mlllird Van Mettr JVh. tt2 -20lt Pitt . tt2 -5lll II is narrat ed by veteran £ilm and te levisi on actor Le if Ericson . Morgantown. The theme is "The Heritage Trail - Pathway to the Future." A riew member, Mrs. William (Lilah ) Zerkle, was welcomed and attended her firsl meeting, The group played games and prizes were awarded to Clara Williams, Mrs. Nancy · Van Meter, Mrs . Lilah Zerkle, Mrs. Judy Reynolds, Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, Mrs. Roberta Youn g, Mrs . Catherine Smith . Mrs. Clara Williams also won a door prize . Refreshments were served to Mrs. William Zerkle, Mrs. Laurene Lewis, Mrs. Nancy VanMeter. Mrs. Clara Williams, Mrs . Helen Williams, Mrs. Laura Johnson, Mrs . Catherine Smith, Mrs. Judy Reynolds, Mrs. Joyce Carson, Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, Mrs . Hazel Smith, Mrs. Roberta Young, Mrs. Sarah Spencer. Surprise party honors birthday Mr . and Mr s. ·Henry Hartman · entertained re"ently with a surprise party honorin g . their daughter , Marcella, on her birthday. Cake, ice cream, soft drinks and potato chips were served. Games were played and prizes awarded to the Winners . Attending were Dennis Wolfe , Sue Tillis , Marty Dugan, Don Tillis, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Roush, Ellen Darst, Cindy and Trina Faulk, Carol DeLong, Carla Hartman, and Donald Casto. Gifts were present~'<~ to her by Mrs. Erroll Conroy and Mrs. Curtis Wolfe. DINNER PLANNED Dinner will be served to ail past co mma nders and trustees of Drew Webster Posl . 39, American Legion, ard their wives , at the post home at 7 p.m. Wednesday. ,. HI " CLrrpanyOVEID"\ " "'' """ "' •, .1 <J I1 ___, specinl rin g~ . 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"2·2094 SERVICE HELD Funeral services for Della Douglas . were conducted Tuesday at the Ewing Funeral Home with burial in the Rock Springs Ce,metery. The Rev. William Sydenstricker officiated. Here for the funeral were Mr . and Mrs . Atchie Goodwill, daughter , Shellie, Mrs. Debbie Forte , and Mrs. Robert Buckalew, Massillon; Mrs. Shirley Texter, North Canton; Chief Warrant Officer 3-c Robert E. Will, Fort Meade, Md.; and Ronald Barnhart, Mr. and Mrs. William Murray and son, Michael, Columbus. HOME FROM VACATION MASON - Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Harris and David Smith returned from a vacation to Niagara Falls, N. Y. and sce ni c s pots in THE Ph. 2•J-U53 Numbtl ol "" ,., PIONT IND ALIONMINT " - - :. .,. ,- -=1:!,- - QiJILTING - Shown quilting from the left around the. frame are Mrs. Harriett Warner, Mrs. Marcia Denison, Mrs. Mary Frances Baumgardner, Mrs. Marie Bishop, Mrs. Ethel Nelson, Mrs. Jessie Grueser, Mrs. Edith Donation is given scholarship fund " pause., ponder a nd proceed," plant, promote and purchase 1 and participate, pay and promptly, as well as the " Past Presidents ' Parley". She spoke of the work of the past presidents as se rvic ewomen and givlng financial aid to girls entering the nursing field . She also spoke on the purchaS!' of poppy seeds, of the role of past presidents in getting membership reinstatements. Martha Washington, her life and role as the first lady, was discussed by Miss Erma Smith. It was noted there will be no meeting in March and that Mrs. Faye Wildermuth will host the April 21 meeting, with Mrs. Grace Pratt to give devotions, and Mrs. Martin to have a bicente nnial program. Cookies and punch were served by the hostess. Attending besides those. named were Mrs. Catherine Welsh, Mrs. Ellen Couch, Mrs. Rhoda Hackett, Mrs. Pearl ' Knapp, Mrs. Iva Turner, Mrs. Genevieve Meinhart and guests, Mrs . Clara Howery and Adam Edgar. being service to former Participation PARTY SET A public games party will be held at 7 p.m. Monday at the Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion home with ali proceeds · to go to the Meigs Unit of the American Cancer· Society. The party is to be staged at the post. in parade planned by club Participation in the bicentennial parade at the Meigs County Fair was discussed during a meeting of the Meigs 4-H Pleasure Riders Monday at the home . of Henry Wells. . Suggestions included . a team of ponies pulling a wagon with the riders in CONCERT SLATED A gospel concert is slated for 7:30p.m. Friday, Feb. 27 at the Washington School on Eourth Ave. in Gallipolis. Featured singers will be the " Lester Family," of · St. Lo!lis, Mo ., the · ".Manie minutemen. costuming. Brett Strings Singers," of Huntington, W. Va. and "The Calvary Trio" of Jackson . The concert is being sponsored by the Southeastern Ohio Gospel Music Assn. A freewill offering will be taken to help support the singers, and a concession stard will be available. All members are urged to be at the school one hour prior to the concert for a business meeting. Tammy Williamson and Mrs. Freda Davis. Those sLanding who work at another frame, are 1-r, Adria Wilcox, Mrs. Jestle Molden , Mrs. Muriel Foley, Mrs. Ida Youitg with Richard Grueser who cuts quilt blocks. Quilting still alive for senior citizens Quilting is an art very much alive in Meigs County ard senior citizens are finding il not only a pleasurable pastime but a profitable one. At the Senior Citizens Center in Rutland , located in the former Pomeroy National Bank's Rutland Branch building, a gronp of women gather almost every Wednesday to work at the two quilting frames. From the sale of the quilts they make and the money they get !rum quilting for others, the senior citizens are able to keep the Center operating one day a week. The building is provided free of charge by the bank, but the utiUties have to be paid by those who use it. While quilting is perhaps the best way they have of making money, the members also crochet, knit, weave rugs, tie comforts and sell baked goods to keep the tl><ration solvent. At the Wednesday gatherings, the 25 or so men and women enjoy a potluck lun.ch. The · birthdays each month are celel:rated with a party on the third Wed- resday, 8nd once a month VISIT SUNDAY Barbara Van · Meter, R.N . MASON, W.Va. - Mr. and does blood pressure readings. Mrs . Jim Thomas · and Rodney , ofFallsView, W.Va. were Sunday guests of Trooper and Mrs. George R. FOR EARLY Young of Grandview Heights, SPRING W. Va. they · visited at the Alburtice Young home on FIX·UP Sunday evening. PROJECTS BUY QUALITY... SHOP TONITE TIL 8:00 .TRUE!TEST PAINTS heritage house MIDDLEPORT. OHIO H •h . OW tiC aren't ou? · Jones presided at the mMting. Officers elected for . the year were Jones, president; Melissa !hie, vice president; Becky McGraw , secretary; . Ervin ~ . • ~· --~ - -.a- treasurer; Kristin Anderson, news ' reporter; Laurel Cole, recreation; Faye Riebel, health chairperson, and Brenda · Williams, safety chairperson . Canada. ' SAVINGS ACCOUNT FAMILY VISITS Gn. Sgt. and Mrs. Edward Lee McComas and children Dianne, Patti and Micha~l were weekend guests of hts parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. McComas. Gn. Sgt. McComas · is a Marine recruiter stationed in Indianapolis . FUNK's··& PIONEER SEED CORN A RACINE HOME NA'fiONAL SAVINGS •• PLAN CAN HELP If you think it's impossible for you to save any money, you should talk with our savings experts. You ' ll be surprised how fast your savirlgs will grow. A Home Bank For .Place Your .Order or Take Delivery Now For WORD by Jerry Meit(s County People FIELD SEEDS Lucas RACINE ' POl PURTHIR INPOIMATION CALi. THI ADMIUIONS OfPICI. · · POMEROY HOME & AUTO UO,OOO by FSLIC . rmd Out! SPRING REGISTRATION FEBRUARY 2Sth & 26th 9 A.M. TIL 9 P.M. AT ALLEN HALL Stihl pfofesslonal , heavy duly saws. . Over4,CX>O Stihl dealers in Nort~ America insure reliable parts and service avallablhly , All Accounts Insured OOUIGE COIIMUNITI' OOUIGE • Easy to Operata. Maintain and Service ·. The Alhens Counly Savings & Loan Co. 296 Second St. • Pomeroy, Ohla ·~ .. &chain! . Easier, safe r ha:1dling under all cutting conditions. e E)(tta t::lulet, Heavy Duty. Baffled Muffler Large baffled, chamber -type muffier as used on our _4)MEIGS SYRACUSE BROWNIES 1120 A tour of the MeigS Museum was taken recently by the Syracuse Brownies. Accompanying the girls were the leaders and their assistants, Joyce Sisson, Kay Hill, Carol Adams, Janet Pickens, Judy Roush, Kristi Roush and Monica Hill. The Brownies were Kim Adams, Becky Adkins, Christine Arnold, Cindy Arnold, Becky Arnott, He,idi Cobb, Juanitta Guinther, Carol Hendrix, Melinda HiU, Melissa Hub hard, Tracie Hubbard, Julie Houdashelt, JiU Nease, Kathy Pickens; Laura Roush, Becky Roush , Sherri Sisson, lpri &tewart, Paula Winebrenner, Sherry Ritchie, Kristina Haynes. BIBLE MEMORY SYSTEM STUDY . R PICTURES ME ••• / • A donation was made to the nurses scholarship fund at Wednesday night's meeting of the Past Presidents of the American Legion Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39, at the home of Mrs. Mary POMEROY JUNIORS 180 New patrol leaders were elected at the Monday night Martin. Announced at the meeting meeting of the Pomeroy Juniors. presided over by Mrs . Veda Elected were: Love Bugs : Robin McDaniel, leader; Tammy Pettit, Davis was the Legion birassistant leader; Edie Grinun, game leader, and Barhara thday party on March 16. Sympathy cards were signed Whitlatch, song leader. Blue Jays : Belinda Grinun, leader; Kim Demoss, by the members for Mrs. assistant leader ; Angeli• Curtis, games, and Angela Hubhard, Virginia Fisher and Mrs. Sarah Roush whose. mother . . songs. Eagles : Shilpa Goradia, leader ; Angela Baker, assistant ; died ·rece nlly, and a get.well card was sent to Mrs. Gladys Carolyn Casto, games, and Shawnee Seiser, songs. Under the direction of Mrs. Rupa Goradia the eight girls Mowery . A program on ''The Three who will do an Indian dance at Thinking Day Sunday presented P ,s" was given by Mrs. their program. Martin. She )isted these as The Eagles served refreshments. CHESTER JUNIORS 1049 Sit-upons were started at the Thursday meeting of the Chester Juniors with the project to be completed next week. Mrs. Glenna Reibel, Mrs. Sharon Louks and Mrs. Elsie Folmer assisted Mrs. Charlene Althouse with the project. The first aid kit being put together by the troop will also be completed next week and at that time Mrs. Reibel, a nurse , will talk on first aid. ' It' s tl.mu to choo se your Middleport POMEROY BROWNIES 76 Bicentennial contest categories were selected by tbe Pomeroy Brownies at this week's meeting. The girls decided to design a troop badge, and to make a bicentennial art object of clay. chalk or crayon. A pra.ctice was held for Thinking Day following the pledge of allegiance and the Brownie promise led by Crystal Lane. SYRACUSE TRO(lP 1120 · Meeting Thursday after school, the Syracuse Brownies opened the meeting with the pledge to the flag led by Melissa Hubbard, the Brownie promise by Karen Cook, the Brownie Smile song by JiU Nease and the Brownie " B's" by Kathy Pickem. Practice was held for Thinking Day, and Kim Adams served refreshments. li!1J SFEED ti.EEN ~ e IVtGrevii-Edson ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY Special bicentennial projects are being planned by Meigs County girl scouts a. a part of the "Our Heritage" contest sponsored by the Black Diamond Girl Scout Council. There are three areas of the contest, "Beautiful Black Diamond," "l}.nsWlg Heroines" a nd "Our Girls in Action ." Participation is not required in any of the bicentennial projects, but for those who do participate special patches have been designed. In the category, "Beautiful Black Diamond:" the emphasis is on making the countrrside .red, white and blue with plantings of flowers and pamting of trash cans, fl~e hydrants and rural mailboxes. Ecology and cleanup projects are also included in the category. Troops are encouMged to solicit assistance from garden clubs or others before planting flower beds. The " Umung He!'IIIlne category offers opportuntiies to do historical research into the Uves of America's heroines, and can include biographical sketches, doll dressing , play writing , costume design and the graphic arts. Each contest carries prize certificates in all age groups. The third category ''Our Girls in Action," includes mini camps geared to a form of pioneer living, outdoor days and Brownie Saturdays with visits to historical places in the county, and setting up window displays of things from the past. There is also a contest category for troops which desire to design their own,badge. All entries wlll be judged, first by area judges and then a Council committee, on the basis of creativity, originality, neatness, authenticity and concordance with the theme and rules. · The rules specify that each entry must be done by girl scouts with only guidance from adults, and all entries must be original. Final judging by the Council committee wiU be done in June. SAL!SBUR Y TROOP 1220 Pracice for Thinking Day was hel~ at ihe Thursday night meeting of the Selisbury Brownies. Working with the group were leaders and assistants, Mrs. Sandy Rodman, Rhonda Wilson, Pat Arnold and Susan PulUns. Just Hi&flest Interest Rates In The Area - - ~- , Mrs . contribution to the nation's Noglw.mlcs from data of depo1ilt to dltt of withdrawal. lnterut compounded quuterly. 9 Frederick , tendance award went Ill Mrs. Wendell Hoover's first grade. Slides depicting Ohio's families . No Minimum . 501 NYLON Mrs. Mary K. Holter, Mrs. Margaret Tuttle, Mrs. Ada Neutzling, Mrs. Mary Jo Pooler, Mrs. Eileen Martin, Mrs. Thelma White, Mrs. Doro thy Lawson, Mrs . [)<Jrothy Ritchie, Mrs. Zelda Weber, Mrs. Ada Van Meter, Mrs. Ethel Orr, Mrs . Goldie Mrs. Noble gives lesson Issac slaw, Delicious Char-Broiled Steaks · •Real Weekend gu'ests at the Hetzer-Bise home were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hetzer of Belie, W. Va ., and Mrs. Frederick Smith of Hampton , Va. 51,'4 per cent yen paid en Rtgular Ptssbook Sav1n1s. SALAD cherr~, Cincinnati . PASSBOOK SAVINGS corn:. noodles, J)Ofatoes "Quick, Stanley, tell my Dad (sWeet, mashed, home you're taking me over to the fries) , Steamboat Inn for a bite to eat, and he'll let ' you stay!" PIE palwnt at (he Camden-C1ark Hospital in Parkersburg. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown and son visited recently with Mr . and Mrs. Charles Pickens and daughter at Williamstown, W. Va. Mrs. Mabel Hetzer has returned home after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur He tze r of Belie, W. Va. Jane Whitehead spent a weekend with Patty Hewitt at ON be a ns, 7-Up, tossed , cottage cheese. By Lyle Balderson Frank Bise has been a 51A% VEGETABLES ' _ _ _....::_;_:::;__,.,.,.,:,;. Green · Well, it seems that Cindy Ritchie's Irish setter · got loose and she decided to see the world, seeing as how it ~':.· 'was the very first time she was free . Oneita tried to run her down and gave it up because she can 't run too FRIDAY good .anymore so it fell on YOUTH REVIV.AL at Charlie to run the dog down . Now I didn't see this, but I Hemlock Grove Chri stia n bave it on reputable.authority Church, Heml oc k Grove' that there was a red streak Friday, Saturday and Sunclosely folloVo'ed by a black day, 7:30, nightiy ,and9:30a. streak 'round and 'round the m. Sunday. Dick Damron, school house, where the dog speaker. Public invited. was finally caught. Looks are SATURDAY deceiving, are n't they' I . BEAN DINNER Saturday would never have believed from 4 to 7 p.m. at Middleport that Charlie was such a speed Masonic Hall basement, ·demon. Maybe we could have sponsored by DeMolay. ° AGAPE ," a teen choir annual red dog c hases down the streets of Tuppers Plains, from Parkersburg, W. Va., with prizes and crowds and Church of the Nazarene, will all the trimmings. present musical, "A I'll have to think on that a Celebration of Hope," 7:30 little more. You think about p.m. Saturday at Middleport it, too, and we'll talk later. Church of the Nazarene, 580 Beech St., Middleport. Public invited. FISH FRY at Mason United ·.Methodist Church, 4:30 to 7 p.m. Satlll'day under sponsorship of Young Adul t Class. RACINE - The Southern MEIGS CHAPTER, Order Junior High School honor roll fo r the third six weeks of DeMolay, third annual gradl ng per iod announced by bean dinner, Saturday, 4 to 7 Pr incipal Jennings Beagle is p. m. Middleport Masonic as follow s· .. Seventh · Grade Crista Hall. Ticke ts available from Beegle, Steve Circle, Eddie any DeMoiay member or at Duffy , )oby Grueser, Eric the door . Harri s, Eric Hill, Sonja Hill, Teresa Holstein, Della Johnson, Becky Koehler, Terrie Manu e l, Terry means c hairpe rson , announced a " Do Your Own Pomeroy Feb. 29 for con- Thing Auction" to be held at tributions to the Heart Fund the April13 meeting_ She also Rose, Lisa VanMatre, at a recent meeting at the noted that advertising for the Carolyn Rickard , Jim Smith, home of Mrs. Susan Baer. Meigs County Fair premium Melanie Sisson, Jonie Clark, Discussed at the meeting books will be done in April. John Froendt, Bob Jarrell was the possibility of parAcouples party March 20 at an d Phillip Jarrell , an d 'ticipating in a fund raising the Orchid Room with music_ clarinet c hoir, JuCly Needs, project for the aerial ladder by Bill Francis and his band Cheryl Huber, Cheryl Adams, truck for Meigs County fire was announced by Charlotte Mary McFarland, Jennifer departments and for pur- Hanning, social chairperson. Weaver, Kim Conard , Lisa chasa .of some equipment for Mrs. Finlaw announced tile Gilland; Karla Richards, Kim Veterarls Memorial Hospital. Bela Sigma Phi convention in Knight, Lora Smith and Mrs. Debbie Finlaw reported Cincinnati May 21, 22 and 23. Donna Marr. The cultural report, "A on the recent city council Receiving HII'' ratings or meeting where these matters , Woman Alive" was given by Exce llent ratings, were , were presented ad possible Mrs. Judy Crooks and Mrs. Linda Test, on bassoon and projects for the three Marilyn Anderson. A pizza J im Smith on trombone. party followed the meeting. chapters. being selected as a[J " Honor Tuppers Plains Newsletter Janet Pickens, ways and Keith Circle presents Ohio bic~ntennial slides Eal HOME NATIONAL ••• BANK • • • ............ .............. ~ FDKi J RACINE OHIO • • " '· . " �4 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Fridav. Frb. 20,1976 WahamamusiciansrankSorority to canvass \ high in regional test for contributions Mavin Murphy joins Quarter Century Ouh MASON , W. Va. - Fifteen REEDSVILLE - Mavin E. Murphy of Reedsville has become a member of the Columbia Gas System Quarter Century Club after completing 25 years of service in February . He is a su perior .~ ratings were earned by Wahama Band stuoents at the Wes t Virginia Region II Solo adv Ensemble Contes t held Saturday at Marshall University in Huntington . Students were judged on a 5 transmission repairman for Columbia Gas Transmission Corporation in the Pomeroy area. Quar ter Cen tury Club members are presented e n graved ti mepi eces recognizing their long service at special banquets honoring veteran empl oyees. This year, 209 Columbia Gas Transmission employees will become members of the Quarter Century Club. Including those who join this year , Columbia Gas Transmission wiU have some 1,041 employees with 25 or more years of service. The company employs some 3,400 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Friday, Feb. 20, 1976 rating scale with Superior or " ! " being the highest and "V" the lowest . Receiving I ratings on solos were Donna Ma rr , Bb contrabass c larinet; Lisa Davis, MAVIN MURPHY persons in a seven state area , and is one of the nation 's flute ; Jenny James, flute ; Rhonda Kay, flu te; Cheryl Huber, clarinet; Cheryl Adam s, clar in et; Mary McFarland , clarinet ; Mark Harmon, te nor sax; leading natural gas pipe- Cheryl Weave r, trumpet; line companies. With Marc Fultz, trumpet ; Kathy Meigs County Education Test, trumpet and Juhn they thought schools can have Froendt, baritone horn . ah effect on juvenile Receiving 1 ratings in deUnquency in Meigs County. ensembles were saxophone duel , Mark Harmuu ami Curtis Morris; brass c holr, Cheryl Weaver, Marc Fultz, Sue l.ieving, Keith Goldsberry, Kathy Test, Davis Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority made plan s lo ca nvass and Leigh Newland of By Norma Newland Dunbar, W. Va. Alma visited TUPPERS PLAINS Well , folks, it has been a not only her mother-in-law while, and it would have been Louisa Newland, but also her longer if someone with great father in Gallipolis. Have you been reading the powers of persuasion hadn't little school paper the Tuptalked with me . I had decided that, with all pers Plains Elementary the work I had, I didn 't have School puts out' It is very time to call everyone to find in~resting; gives the items out the news and I was going . of note which are happening, to stop writing. However, I and which are planned, and was persuaded to continue on some little i terns by the a limited basis; so folks, I children themselves. 'i'he need your held. There are staff of the school keep good things going all the time. I those few who have been so hope you all get a. chance to faithful and keep me inread it although I suspect formed, but the rest of you only those lucky enough to are needed to chip in and help have school children have the ou:. Give me a call opportunity. ' We have some good news Charles Red Carr is and some bad news, so let's recuperating satisfactorily in have the gOOd news first. · Columbus from open heart Darrel and Jessie .Hetzer surgery . · I haven't heard celebrated their 50th wedding when he will be allowed to anniversary in January. Only return home. members of the · family atJessie Dodderer has tended the celebration which horrie after several returned included two from far-away, · days in the hospital in son Denny and his family, of San Antonio, Te.xas, and Pomeroy ' and is feeling grandson, Kenny, who is in better. Carol Dodderer received word that son, Hobe , the armed services. Sunday visit01' at the is recovering nicely from Newland household "'ere surgery. Niese! Weatherman had a Mrs. Alma Newland of Charleston, W. Va. and son bout wilh the flu , and lost, and daughter-in-law, Roger and had lo go to the hospital. That's OK, Niese! , they can whip that old bug there. Tobe Bennett just recovered from the tangle he bad . ·,th a CLEAN 'lOUR stubborn brush. The darn CARPETS ••• · thing fought back when he THE PROFESSIONAL WAY. tried to cut it down and cut his & face up and blacked his eye fo, pretty good. Then he had to come down with a gall bladder at lack and be rushed lo the hospital for a short stay. We h'lpe he stays on his diet so he will recover faster . Don't forget the Bar-30 dance at the school house on Saturday night, February 2\. Muslc will be by the Khord Kings from Belpre and the round and square dancing will be from 9:00 until1 a.m. Come on out and swing your oorrmuRSBR AVAILABLE FOR RENTAL DAn, ______________ ---------,----, ! .MEIGS l I 1 TIME'------- - - - - - - : PICKENS HARDWARE Mason, W.Va . H'RS.: .Mon., Tue., Wed . Thurs.-Sat. 8-5: JO Fri. 8-8:00 Equ1pment . Co• POMEROY, 0 . Ph. 992-2176 I 1 I I I I I I I 1International 1 Harvester New Idea Equipment J Me Culloch Chai.n 1 1 Saws I 1~-----------_j l "Dinner Dates" SUNDAY -FEB.228 A.M. 2 P.M. to partner. I guess maybe I haven 't told you that we have our little red puppy ; he is a 11 Gabriel" dog, three months old, and is he a love ! The house is so much more cheerful ! That reminds me: I baven't . told you a good dog chase story lately . Remember the last one, about Roger Brooks' dog, Sam, who looked like our first Gabriel, and Speedy Duvall? Receiving a HJI) " or Good rating was Mary McFarland, piano solo. Four of the events were given applications to send in a lape with the possibility of 2 7 attend meeting CHESTER - TwentyFinalist." There are 10 honor seven members attended the finalists chosen in the sta te . meeting of Chester Council Last year Wahama had lllree 323, Daughters of America, at . chosen. The studen ts who the halL Dorothy Lawson , councilor, have the opportunity to try for it this year are Cheryl presided with the illness of Weaver, John Froendt, the Mrs. Mabel Van Meter and trass choir and the clarinet Mrs. Dorothy Myers being reported . It was also noted choir . Piano accom panimen ts that Charlotte Grant is home were playe d by Lynn Kitchen fr om the hospital. Mrs. and Pat Yeago. Students La wson tJt.~ .n:ed members were trar spo rted to Hun- for anniversary ca rds . The traveling prize donated tington by parencs, a"istant by Mrs. Erma Cleland was director , Tom Phillips and won by Mrs. Ada Van Meter. director Charles Yeago. Refreshments were served to those named and Joe Bis:iell, ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::;.o;:-;8~8:::::~:::· Mrs. Marcia Keller, Mrs. Ada ~'<' Morris, Mrs. Letha Wood , . s·oc1a•I i Reedsville Calendar News Notes Junior High honors listed McN ick le, Janel Middle· swart , Becky Rhodes, Berta Robinson , Mark Sim p so n, Danny Talbott, John Wolfe , Pa u la Wolfe, Melis sa Yonker; and all A: Bonn ie William s, Bryan Boso, Peggy Bush, Paul Car.done, Bob Lee, Carl Morri s, Mary Be1h Obitz , Mary Beth Slavin and Jack Wolfe. Eighth Grade - Camellia Brinager. Kenny Cook. sharon Crouch, Hudson, elf Lynch, James ~oreman , David Harden, Rosemar], Hubba~:"d , Toni Pam Meadows. Carmen · Manuel, YOUTH RAI,LY, Fairplay Church, Co unty Road I , Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Rev. David Scott, Lancaster , speaker. Public invited. TUESDAY PAST MATRONS, Pomeroy Chapter, O.E.S., 6:30 p.in., potluck dinner at the Masonic Temple , Tuesday. ICELANDERS MAD REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UP! ) - Iceland will break diplomatic relations with Britain in an abrupt escala Uon of the "cod war" over fishing rights, according to government sources. Ships Debbie Zirkle ; all A: Cricket from the two cou ntries Carpenter, Jack Duffy, Kim tangled again Wednesday in Dugan , Amy Fisher, Brian Johnson and Melissa lhle. disputed waters off the ' Icelandic west coast when the British frigate Lowestoft Special Education - Mark collided with the Icelandic Parsons , Vonda Wolfe . gunboat Thor. Jonathan Rees, Kent Varney, Matt Weaver, Karen Wines, MEAT Baked ham, roast beef, hamburger steak, flounder fish. N STOCK apple . OPEN WEI;'KDAYS 6 A.M. to 7:00P.M. ~teamboat ln11. O!d~Fasfli on erl 3rd St.. Racine . Ohio Mr . and Mrs . Frydman of Columbus spent a weekend with her parents, Mr . and Mrs . Ern es t Whilehead and family . Mrs. Balderson of Vienna, W: Va., spent a weekend at the William s -Baiderson home. V. D. Conn is a patient at the Camden-Clark Hospital, Parkersburg, W. Va. Mr . and Mr s. Zenith Chevalier arid Allen of Belpre RD, visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs . Edward Chevalier. They also called on the Williams-Balderson Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kibble of Parkersburg visited with Mrs. Hazel Barton and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Williams recently. NOW YOU KNOW Portuguese explorers journeying to South America broughl along convicts on their ships, who were cast ashore in unfamiliar areas to discover if the local nalives were cannibals. No games, fl omc CrwJ.i. iu ,.:' · Dial 949 · 2515 $4 ~. yd. Wide Selection Helen Boatright, Mrs . Leona Hens ley, Mr s. Hatti e Frederick, Mrs . Jean 200 years were presented by Keith Circle, bicentennial minuteman, at llle Tuesday night meeting of the Salisbury PTO. The Rev . William Sydens tricke r had devolions foll owing the pledge to the flag led by Brownie Troop NEW HAVEN - Mrs . Matilda Noble presented the lesson, "Design for Everyday Uving''. when the Mason Homemakers met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. J . Marshall in New Haven. Mrs . Noble assisted as hostess. The lesson dealt with artificial soil mixes and the advan !ages they have over garden soli, ·since they ore free of garden pests, made u~ of component parts such as . peat moss, perlite, vermiculite sand and etc .• llghtweight , relatively ihexpensive and easily QUASAR 100% SOLID STATE 220. It was announced that officers will be elected next month. By-laws were approved and adopted and it wa s decided to dispense with membership cards . A discussion was held on the benches to go with the lunch room tables and · of the possibility of sponsoring a cub scout troop. Three past presidents of the PTA present were recognized. The room at- Quasar WP-3820MU color Features : 13 Inch TV ~lored . dia.go11al portable color QMX · l chassis ; • Mrs . Laurene Lewis, president, presided at the meeting. Mrs. Laura Johnson pre!ll'nted the devotionals, Genesis 2:1-8 verses , a reading, "My Country", and ''A recipe for a happy home ." Secretary's report was given and treasurer 's report by Mrs. Roberta Youn~. The birthdays of Mrs . Marshall and Mrs. Lawrence Roush were observed and a gift presented to each by the club. The birthdays of Mrs. Catherine Smith, Mrs. Laurene Lewis, Mrs. Helen Williams and Mrs . Roberta Young will be observed at the M!lfch meeting . The group discussed serving the Wahama alumni banquet and decided they could not serve the dinner for the fee offered. Mrs . Lewis reminded the ladies of the National Extension Homemakers Conference August 15-20 at intr i>< color picture pre-focus electronic tube ; lens; 100 Pet . solid-state l c~oass•is with three circuit rd s; four I Cs ; la~ed DANCE PLANNED TUPPERS PLAINS- The Rar-30 . Horsemen will spunsor H round and square leather vinyl WERNER dance Saturday night, Feb. 21 at the elementary school building here. Dancing will begin at 9 p.m. with musi~ furnished by tlie Kord Kings of Belpre. Refreshments will be served by the Tuppers Plains Community Club. RADIO & TV MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' Summerfield, Mrs . Sadie · Trussell, · Mrs. Ada Bissell, Mrs. Mae McPeek, Mrs. Opal Hollon, Mrs. Erma Cleland, Mrs. Betty Roush and Mrs. Doris Koenig . Look into SPEED QUEEN for rugged reliability in laund!J appliances. . . NEW FILM HERE A new l'olor film - ''The Arti e, Th e Wildlife , A Pipeline " - is available free of l'harge to schr,o ls or club g r oups in the Meigs area. It r·an he reserved by cont a~.: t in g the loc(:ll Columbia FLOWERS Gas offi£e. The film describes the elaborat e enVironmental ruuJ ecological siudies co n ~ · dueled in preparation fur cons lruc1ion of ihe 6,200 mile .992-2039 nallll'ai gas pipeli ne through Jh e pri mitive wilde rn ess areas of Alaska and Canada. Pomeroy Flower Shop AMrs. Mlllird Van Mettr JVh. tt2 -20lt Pitt . tt2 -5lll II is narrat ed by veteran £ilm and te levisi on actor Le if Ericson . Morgantown. The theme is "The Heritage Trail - Pathway to the Future." A riew member, Mrs. William (Lilah ) Zerkle, was welcomed and attended her firsl meeting, The group played games and prizes were awarded to Clara Williams, Mrs. Nancy · Van Meter, Mrs . Lilah Zerkle, Mrs. Judy Reynolds, Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, Mrs. Roberta Youn g, Mrs . Catherine Smith . Mrs. Clara Williams also won a door prize . Refreshments were served to Mrs. William Zerkle, Mrs. Laurene Lewis, Mrs. Nancy VanMeter. Mrs. Clara Williams, Mrs . Helen Williams, Mrs. Laura Johnson, Mrs . Catherine Smith, Mrs. Judy Reynolds, Mrs. Joyce Carson, Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, Mrs . Hazel Smith, Mrs. Roberta Young, Mrs. Sarah Spencer. Surprise party honors birthday Mr . and Mr s. ·Henry Hartman · entertained re"ently with a surprise party honorin g . their daughter , Marcella, on her birthday. Cake, ice cream, soft drinks and potato chips were served. Games were played and prizes awarded to the Winners . Attending were Dennis Wolfe , Sue Tillis , Marty Dugan, Don Tillis, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Roush, Ellen Darst, Cindy and Trina Faulk, Carol DeLong, Carla Hartman, and Donald Casto. Gifts were present~'<~ to her by Mrs. Erroll Conroy and Mrs. Curtis Wolfe. DINNER PLANNED Dinner will be served to ail past co mma nders and trustees of Drew Webster Posl . 39, American Legion, ard their wives , at the post home at 7 p.m. Wednesday. ,. HI " CLrrpanyOVEID"\ " "'' """ "' •, .1 <J I1 ___, specinl rin g~ . 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"2·2094 SERVICE HELD Funeral services for Della Douglas . were conducted Tuesday at the Ewing Funeral Home with burial in the Rock Springs Ce,metery. The Rev. William Sydenstricker officiated. Here for the funeral were Mr . and Mrs . Atchie Goodwill, daughter , Shellie, Mrs. Debbie Forte , and Mrs. Robert Buckalew, Massillon; Mrs. Shirley Texter, North Canton; Chief Warrant Officer 3-c Robert E. Will, Fort Meade, Md.; and Ronald Barnhart, Mr. and Mrs. William Murray and son, Michael, Columbus. HOME FROM VACATION MASON - Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Harris and David Smith returned from a vacation to Niagara Falls, N. Y. and sce ni c s pots in THE Ph. 2•J-U53 Numbtl ol "" ,., PIONT IND ALIONMINT " - - :. .,. ,- -=1:!,- - QiJILTING - Shown quilting from the left around the. frame are Mrs. Harriett Warner, Mrs. Marcia Denison, Mrs. Mary Frances Baumgardner, Mrs. Marie Bishop, Mrs. Ethel Nelson, Mrs. Jessie Grueser, Mrs. Edith Donation is given scholarship fund " pause., ponder a nd proceed," plant, promote and purchase 1 and participate, pay and promptly, as well as the " Past Presidents ' Parley". She spoke of the work of the past presidents as se rvic ewomen and givlng financial aid to girls entering the nursing field . She also spoke on the purchaS!' of poppy seeds, of the role of past presidents in getting membership reinstatements. Martha Washington, her life and role as the first lady, was discussed by Miss Erma Smith. It was noted there will be no meeting in March and that Mrs. Faye Wildermuth will host the April 21 meeting, with Mrs. Grace Pratt to give devotions, and Mrs. Martin to have a bicente nnial program. Cookies and punch were served by the hostess. Attending besides those. named were Mrs. Catherine Welsh, Mrs. Ellen Couch, Mrs. Rhoda Hackett, Mrs. Pearl ' Knapp, Mrs. Iva Turner, Mrs. Genevieve Meinhart and guests, Mrs . Clara Howery and Adam Edgar. being service to former Participation PARTY SET A public games party will be held at 7 p.m. Monday at the Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion home with ali proceeds · to go to the Meigs Unit of the American Cancer· Society. The party is to be staged at the post. in parade planned by club Participation in the bicentennial parade at the Meigs County Fair was discussed during a meeting of the Meigs 4-H Pleasure Riders Monday at the home . of Henry Wells. . Suggestions included . a team of ponies pulling a wagon with the riders in CONCERT SLATED A gospel concert is slated for 7:30p.m. Friday, Feb. 27 at the Washington School on Eourth Ave. in Gallipolis. Featured singers will be the " Lester Family," of · St. Lo!lis, Mo ., the · ".Manie minutemen. costuming. Brett Strings Singers," of Huntington, W. Va. and "The Calvary Trio" of Jackson . The concert is being sponsored by the Southeastern Ohio Gospel Music Assn. A freewill offering will be taken to help support the singers, and a concession stard will be available. All members are urged to be at the school one hour prior to the concert for a business meeting. Tammy Williamson and Mrs. Freda Davis. Those sLanding who work at another frame, are 1-r, Adria Wilcox, Mrs. Jestle Molden , Mrs. Muriel Foley, Mrs. Ida Youitg with Richard Grueser who cuts quilt blocks. Quilting still alive for senior citizens Quilting is an art very much alive in Meigs County ard senior citizens are finding il not only a pleasurable pastime but a profitable one. At the Senior Citizens Center in Rutland , located in the former Pomeroy National Bank's Rutland Branch building, a gronp of women gather almost every Wednesday to work at the two quilting frames. From the sale of the quilts they make and the money they get !rum quilting for others, the senior citizens are able to keep the Center operating one day a week. The building is provided free of charge by the bank, but the utiUties have to be paid by those who use it. While quilting is perhaps the best way they have of making money, the members also crochet, knit, weave rugs, tie comforts and sell baked goods to keep the tl><ration solvent. At the Wednesday gatherings, the 25 or so men and women enjoy a potluck lun.ch. The · birthdays each month are celel:rated with a party on the third Wed- resday, 8nd once a month VISIT SUNDAY Barbara Van · Meter, R.N . MASON, W.Va. - Mr. and does blood pressure readings. Mrs . Jim Thomas · and Rodney , ofFallsView, W.Va. were Sunday guests of Trooper and Mrs. George R. FOR EARLY Young of Grandview Heights, SPRING W. Va. they · visited at the Alburtice Young home on FIX·UP Sunday evening. PROJECTS BUY QUALITY... SHOP TONITE TIL 8:00 .TRUE!TEST PAINTS heritage house MIDDLEPORT. OHIO H •h . OW tiC aren't ou? · Jones presided at the mMting. Officers elected for . the year were Jones, president; Melissa !hie, vice president; Becky McGraw , secretary; . Ervin ~ . • ~· --~ - -.a- treasurer; Kristin Anderson, news ' reporter; Laurel Cole, recreation; Faye Riebel, health chairperson, and Brenda · Williams, safety chairperson . Canada. ' SAVINGS ACCOUNT FAMILY VISITS Gn. Sgt. and Mrs. Edward Lee McComas and children Dianne, Patti and Micha~l were weekend guests of hts parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. McComas. Gn. Sgt. McComas · is a Marine recruiter stationed in Indianapolis . FUNK's··& PIONEER SEED CORN A RACINE HOME NA'fiONAL SAVINGS •• PLAN CAN HELP If you think it's impossible for you to save any money, you should talk with our savings experts. You ' ll be surprised how fast your savirlgs will grow. A Home Bank For .Place Your .Order or Take Delivery Now For WORD by Jerry Meit(s County People FIELD SEEDS Lucas RACINE ' POl PURTHIR INPOIMATION CALi. THI ADMIUIONS OfPICI. · · POMEROY HOME & AUTO UO,OOO by FSLIC . rmd Out! SPRING REGISTRATION FEBRUARY 2Sth & 26th 9 A.M. TIL 9 P.M. AT ALLEN HALL Stihl pfofesslonal , heavy duly saws. . Over4,CX>O Stihl dealers in Nort~ America insure reliable parts and service avallablhly , All Accounts Insured OOUIGE COIIMUNITI' OOUIGE • Easy to Operata. Maintain and Service ·. The Alhens Counly Savings & Loan Co. 296 Second St. • Pomeroy, Ohla ·~ .. &chain! . Easier, safe r ha:1dling under all cutting conditions. e E)(tta t::lulet, Heavy Duty. Baffled Muffler Large baffled, chamber -type muffier as used on our _4)MEIGS SYRACUSE BROWNIES 1120 A tour of the MeigS Museum was taken recently by the Syracuse Brownies. Accompanying the girls were the leaders and their assistants, Joyce Sisson, Kay Hill, Carol Adams, Janet Pickens, Judy Roush, Kristi Roush and Monica Hill. The Brownies were Kim Adams, Becky Adkins, Christine Arnold, Cindy Arnold, Becky Arnott, He,idi Cobb, Juanitta Guinther, Carol Hendrix, Melinda HiU, Melissa Hub hard, Tracie Hubbard, Julie Houdashelt, JiU Nease, Kathy Pickens; Laura Roush, Becky Roush , Sherri Sisson, lpri &tewart, Paula Winebrenner, Sherry Ritchie, Kristina Haynes. BIBLE MEMORY SYSTEM STUDY . R PICTURES ME ••• / • A donation was made to the nurses scholarship fund at Wednesday night's meeting of the Past Presidents of the American Legion Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39, at the home of Mrs. Mary POMEROY JUNIORS 180 New patrol leaders were elected at the Monday night Martin. Announced at the meeting meeting of the Pomeroy Juniors. presided over by Mrs . Veda Elected were: Love Bugs : Robin McDaniel, leader; Tammy Pettit, Davis was the Legion birassistant leader; Edie Grinun, game leader, and Barhara thday party on March 16. Sympathy cards were signed Whitlatch, song leader. Blue Jays : Belinda Grinun, leader; Kim Demoss, by the members for Mrs. assistant leader ; Angeli• Curtis, games, and Angela Hubhard, Virginia Fisher and Mrs. Sarah Roush whose. mother . . songs. Eagles : Shilpa Goradia, leader ; Angela Baker, assistant ; died ·rece nlly, and a get.well card was sent to Mrs. Gladys Carolyn Casto, games, and Shawnee Seiser, songs. Under the direction of Mrs. Rupa Goradia the eight girls Mowery . A program on ''The Three who will do an Indian dance at Thinking Day Sunday presented P ,s" was given by Mrs. their program. Martin. She )isted these as The Eagles served refreshments. CHESTER JUNIORS 1049 Sit-upons were started at the Thursday meeting of the Chester Juniors with the project to be completed next week. Mrs. Glenna Reibel, Mrs. Sharon Louks and Mrs. Elsie Folmer assisted Mrs. Charlene Althouse with the project. The first aid kit being put together by the troop will also be completed next week and at that time Mrs. Reibel, a nurse , will talk on first aid. ' It' s tl.mu to choo se your Middleport POMEROY BROWNIES 76 Bicentennial contest categories were selected by tbe Pomeroy Brownies at this week's meeting. The girls decided to design a troop badge, and to make a bicentennial art object of clay. chalk or crayon. A pra.ctice was held for Thinking Day following the pledge of allegiance and the Brownie promise led by Crystal Lane. SYRACUSE TRO(lP 1120 · Meeting Thursday after school, the Syracuse Brownies opened the meeting with the pledge to the flag led by Melissa Hubbard, the Brownie promise by Karen Cook, the Brownie Smile song by JiU Nease and the Brownie " B's" by Kathy Pickem. Practice was held for Thinking Day, and Kim Adams served refreshments. li!1J SFEED ti.EEN ~ e IVtGrevii-Edson ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY Special bicentennial projects are being planned by Meigs County girl scouts a. a part of the "Our Heritage" contest sponsored by the Black Diamond Girl Scout Council. There are three areas of the contest, "Beautiful Black Diamond," "l}.nsWlg Heroines" a nd "Our Girls in Action ." Participation is not required in any of the bicentennial projects, but for those who do participate special patches have been designed. In the category, "Beautiful Black Diamond:" the emphasis is on making the countrrside .red, white and blue with plantings of flowers and pamting of trash cans, fl~e hydrants and rural mailboxes. Ecology and cleanup projects are also included in the category. Troops are encouMged to solicit assistance from garden clubs or others before planting flower beds. The " Umung He!'IIIlne category offers opportuntiies to do historical research into the Uves of America's heroines, and can include biographical sketches, doll dressing , play writing , costume design and the graphic arts. Each contest carries prize certificates in all age groups. The third category ''Our Girls in Action," includes mini camps geared to a form of pioneer living, outdoor days and Brownie Saturdays with visits to historical places in the county, and setting up window displays of things from the past. There is also a contest category for troops which desire to design their own,badge. All entries wlll be judged, first by area judges and then a Council committee, on the basis of creativity, originality, neatness, authenticity and concordance with the theme and rules. · The rules specify that each entry must be done by girl scouts with only guidance from adults, and all entries must be original. Final judging by the Council committee wiU be done in June. SAL!SBUR Y TROOP 1220 Pracice for Thinking Day was hel~ at ihe Thursday night meeting of the Selisbury Brownies. Working with the group were leaders and assistants, Mrs. Sandy Rodman, Rhonda Wilson, Pat Arnold and Susan PulUns. Just Hi&flest Interest Rates In The Area - - ~- , Mrs . contribution to the nation's Noglw.mlcs from data of depo1ilt to dltt of withdrawal. lnterut compounded quuterly. 9 Frederick , tendance award went Ill Mrs. Wendell Hoover's first grade. Slides depicting Ohio's families . No Minimum . 501 NYLON Mrs. Mary K. Holter, Mrs. Margaret Tuttle, Mrs. Ada Neutzling, Mrs. Mary Jo Pooler, Mrs. Eileen Martin, Mrs. Thelma White, Mrs. Doro thy Lawson, Mrs . [)<Jrothy Ritchie, Mrs. Zelda Weber, Mrs. Ada Van Meter, Mrs. Ethel Orr, Mrs . Goldie Mrs. Noble gives lesson Issac slaw, Delicious Char-Broiled Steaks · •Real Weekend gu'ests at the Hetzer-Bise home were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hetzer of Belie, W. Va ., and Mrs. Frederick Smith of Hampton , Va. 51,'4 per cent yen paid en Rtgular Ptssbook Sav1n1s. SALAD cherr~, Cincinnati . PASSBOOK SAVINGS corn:. noodles, J)Ofatoes "Quick, Stanley, tell my Dad (sWeet, mashed, home you're taking me over to the fries) , Steamboat Inn for a bite to eat, and he'll let ' you stay!" PIE palwnt at (he Camden-C1ark Hospital in Parkersburg. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown and son visited recently with Mr . and Mrs. Charles Pickens and daughter at Williamstown, W. Va. Mrs. Mabel Hetzer has returned home after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur He tze r of Belie, W. Va. Jane Whitehead spent a weekend with Patty Hewitt at ON be a ns, 7-Up, tossed , cottage cheese. By Lyle Balderson Frank Bise has been a 51A% VEGETABLES ' _ _ _....::_;_:::;__,.,.,.,:,;. Green · Well, it seems that Cindy Ritchie's Irish setter · got loose and she decided to see the world, seeing as how it ~':.· 'was the very first time she was free . Oneita tried to run her down and gave it up because she can 't run too FRIDAY good .anymore so it fell on YOUTH REVIV.AL at Charlie to run the dog down . Now I didn't see this, but I Hemlock Grove Chri stia n bave it on reputable.authority Church, Heml oc k Grove' that there was a red streak Friday, Saturday and Sunclosely folloVo'ed by a black day, 7:30, nightiy ,and9:30a. streak 'round and 'round the m. Sunday. Dick Damron, school house, where the dog speaker. Public invited. was finally caught. Looks are SATURDAY deceiving, are n't they' I . BEAN DINNER Saturday would never have believed from 4 to 7 p.m. at Middleport that Charlie was such a speed Masonic Hall basement, ·demon. Maybe we could have sponsored by DeMolay. ° AGAPE ," a teen choir annual red dog c hases down the streets of Tuppers Plains, from Parkersburg, W. Va., with prizes and crowds and Church of the Nazarene, will all the trimmings. present musical, "A I'll have to think on that a Celebration of Hope," 7:30 little more. You think about p.m. Saturday at Middleport it, too, and we'll talk later. Church of the Nazarene, 580 Beech St., Middleport. Public invited. FISH FRY at Mason United ·.Methodist Church, 4:30 to 7 p.m. Satlll'day under sponsorship of Young Adul t Class. RACINE - The Southern MEIGS CHAPTER, Order Junior High School honor roll fo r the third six weeks of DeMolay, third annual gradl ng per iod announced by bean dinner, Saturday, 4 to 7 Pr incipal Jennings Beagle is p. m. Middleport Masonic as follow s· .. Seventh · Grade Crista Hall. Ticke ts available from Beegle, Steve Circle, Eddie any DeMoiay member or at Duffy , )oby Grueser, Eric the door . Harri s, Eric Hill, Sonja Hill, Teresa Holstein, Della Johnson, Becky Koehler, Terrie Manu e l, Terry means c hairpe rson , announced a " Do Your Own Pomeroy Feb. 29 for con- Thing Auction" to be held at tributions to the Heart Fund the April13 meeting_ She also Rose, Lisa VanMatre, at a recent meeting at the noted that advertising for the Carolyn Rickard , Jim Smith, home of Mrs. Susan Baer. Meigs County Fair premium Melanie Sisson, Jonie Clark, Discussed at the meeting books will be done in April. John Froendt, Bob Jarrell was the possibility of parAcouples party March 20 at an d Phillip Jarrell , an d 'ticipating in a fund raising the Orchid Room with music_ clarinet c hoir, JuCly Needs, project for the aerial ladder by Bill Francis and his band Cheryl Huber, Cheryl Adams, truck for Meigs County fire was announced by Charlotte Mary McFarland, Jennifer departments and for pur- Hanning, social chairperson. Weaver, Kim Conard , Lisa chasa .of some equipment for Mrs. Finlaw announced tile Gilland; Karla Richards, Kim Veterarls Memorial Hospital. Bela Sigma Phi convention in Knight, Lora Smith and Mrs. Debbie Finlaw reported Cincinnati May 21, 22 and 23. Donna Marr. The cultural report, "A on the recent city council Receiving HII'' ratings or meeting where these matters , Woman Alive" was given by Exce llent ratings, were , were presented ad possible Mrs. Judy Crooks and Mrs. Linda Test, on bassoon and projects for the three Marilyn Anderson. A pizza J im Smith on trombone. party followed the meeting. chapters. being selected as a[J " Honor Tuppers Plains Newsletter Janet Pickens, ways and Keith Circle presents Ohio bic~ntennial slides Eal HOME NATIONAL ••• BANK • • • ............ .............. ~ FDKi J RACINE OHIO • • " '· . " �.,.- 7 - The Dmly Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 DICK TRACY ~ 6 - The Da1ly Sentinel, M!ddl••po•t PlHneroy, 0 , Fnday,Feb 20 1976 THE S ALVATION • h 11 5 PO POMEROY TRINITY Pernn pflstor Roy Mayer Sunday school sup t Church School 9 15 am worSh ip se rv ice 10 :14 am Youth ch o •r reh e arsal Mondiiy 3 30 p m under d~rect 1 on of Mary Slo.tn n e r sen tor cho•r rehearsal 1 30 p m Thur sday w1th Mrs Paul Nease d irector POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZAREN E - Corner Un10n and MUlberry Rev Clvcle V Hend erson pastor Sunday School 9 JO a m , Glen McClun g sup! mornrng worShip 10 30 a m evenmg serv1ce 7 30 m tel week sen11ce Wednesday 1 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAl - The Rev Harold Deeth rector Church serv 1c es 10 30 a rrt Holy communron frrst Su nday of month c hurch s c hool 10 30 am for nurserv ttHOUOh 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - Richard Evanson pas t or B rble schoo l 9 JO a m worsh 1p 10 JO am , adult worsh•p ser111Ce and yo u ng people's meel1ng, 7 30 p m Comb•ned B1bte study and prayer meetmg Wed nesday. 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY En\loy Ray W W1n1ng oll •c er m charge Sunday 10 am Ho i .,ess meet1ng 10 30 a m Su nday ~c hoo t Young People s Leg •on 7 p 111 Th ursda y 1 lo 3 p m Lad es Home League , 7 p m Prep e ta sses ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Corne r of Syc amore and Seco nd Sts , Pomero y The Rev Wt ll•am Middlesworth Pastor Sunda y a nd Sc hool at 9 45 a m Church Sen11 ces 11 a m SACRED HEART - Re v Father P aul D We lt o n , past o r P hone 992 2825 Satu rd ay eventng Mass 7 30 Sun day Mass B a nd 10 a m Con fes:stan Sat urday 7 7 30 Rev W H om POMEROY FIRST 8AP TIST - Rev Ralph Zundel pastor Wlll 1am Wa t son Su nday schoo l supt Sunday school 9 30 am BY F 6 p m B•ble study Wed nesday 7 p m ch o ir practiCe Wednesda\1 B 30 P m BURLINGHAM CHURCH - Pastor J e rry Lew•s Sun da y school 2 30 p m w1l h worsh•p servtce a 1 3 JO p m m td week servtce Tuesday 7 30 p m POMEROY FIRST S..JUTHERN BAPTIST - 2B2 Mulberry Ave , allt l •a te d w•th s B C Ga r y Basha m Su nday schoo l su p I Sund ay school 9 30 a m mornmg worshtp 10 30 a m evenmg worShip 6 :JO p m B•ble study Wednesday 7 30 p m FA I RPLAY CHAPEL located on Me,gs Co un t y Road 1 off e 1ther 325 or 124 Pastor Rev Theron D urham Sunday School 10 a m worsh p se rv 1ce 7 30 p m Su nday Pr ayer meet1ng Tuesday 7 30 p m youth serv1ce 7 30 p m F r•day Bul! e rnut ARMY Ave Pomeroy Envoy and Mrs Ray Wtntn9 o t hcers 1n cllarq t> Sun day holmess meeltng 10 am , Sunday school 10 30 a m leader YPSM ElOISe Adams 7 30 p m sal\latton meel•ng Ladtes Hom·e Leaque 12 noon Dell to '} p m Tt1UrSday prayer Manley Pa stor Henry bl1n , meettng and Btble slucty Sunday Sc hool Su pt Sun day Thur sday 7 30 p m Sch ool 9 30 am Even 1ng ,MIDDLEPORT wo rsh •P 7 30 p m Pravl'r and MT MORIAH BAPTIST Pra 1se servrce Thursday 7 30 Corn e r Fourth and Matn om Mtddteport Rev t-tenrv Key SYRACUSE FIRST Jr pastor Sunday School CHUR CH OF GOD ~ Rev 9 30 am Mrs Erv1n George Oiler pastor Sunday Baumgardner sup t Morntng school 9 45 a m mornmg wor Ship 10 45 am MORSE CHAPEL Worsh• P II am Churc h ~ <:1100 1 10 am PORTLANP Wor s h tp 1 10 p m Church Sc hool 9 30 N - Church School '"'SUTTO 30 a m wors htp 1st and 3rd 9 Sundays 10 30 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Robert Meece Pa !>IOT De nn1s Creeg a r, Assoc Mtnt ster JOPPA - Worship 10 am Churc h Sc hool9 a m • Prayer Meel mg Wednesday B p m lONG BOTTOM - War Sh tp 9 a m Sunday Sch ool 9 45 a m Prayer Meeting Wednesday 1 30 p m NORTH BETHEL worsh tP 11 a m Church School 10 am ALFR EO - Sunday Sch ool 9 45 a m Worsh tp 11 a m P raye r meettng Wednesday 7 45 p m UMW 3rd Tu esd ay Television log for easy viewing TUPPERS PLAINS CHRI SltAN C HJRCH l'uQ£1\i Uncl t! rwood pits tor . IIQ Wotrd (,lldwcl f J '. unday choo t upt 1 1111dny School ; 11\ .1 " ' Mcrnma Cic rmon 10 10 n 111 ~ und iH' evcn,ng '> t'rVt CC I pIll LETART FAll S UNITED BRETHREN Rev 1 r• dand Norr~ s pas tor I lo yo Norrts s upt Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 ol m morn.ng se rn1 on 10 30 <1m Prayer sc r v•ce Wedne sday 1 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY - G P ~ nHih pastor Sunday Schoo l 10 a 111 Arthur Henson ~ up t Morn1ng Wor sh p 11 am Young People s se rv 1ce 7 pIll EOJenmg servtce 7 30 pm Wednesday Mtd Week Prayer ~ er\11ce 7 30 p m Youth mee t tng 6 30 p m Ev e nmg wo r Sh iP 7 30 p rrt CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Her b ert Gr ate pas tor Worsh•p ser viCe 11 am a n d 7 30 p m Sund ay Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m R •charo Barton sup t Prayer m ee tmg Wednesday 7 30 p m BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST Cl•fford Sm1th mm1ster Sun day Sc hool 9 30 a m morn 1ng ch ur ch 10 30 am Sunday eve n~ng serv 1ce 7 30 p m Wed nesday serv~ee. A p "' prea chr ng 11 am JEHOVAH ' S WITNESSES eOJangetiS I•c ser\IIC C 7 30 p m - Larry Ca rn ahan preS1d1ng Prayer meet ng Thur sday mtntster Sunday Btble 7 30 p m lecture 9 30 am Watch POMEROY WES'TSIDE tower study 10 JO am CHURCH OF CHRIST. 200 W Tue sday Btb l e stud y 7 30 Ma1n St Jerry Pau l p m Thu r sday min i Stry B 0 m m1n1ster phone 99'2 7666 school 7 30 p m se rvt c e REEDSVILLE - Su n.day Conse rval • ve non meet,ng B JO p m Sctioo l 9 30 am Worsh tp 7 30 tnstr umental Sunday wor MIDDLEPORT CHURCH m Prayer Meet 1ng 7 30 sh •P 10 am Btb le study 11 OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN pp m Tuesday UMW 7 30 am worShiP 6 p m Wed UNION - La wren ce Mantey p m l s i Thursday n esday Btble study 7 p m pastor Mrs Russell Young SILVER RIDGE - Wor Su nday Sc hool Supt Sunday sh 1p 10 am Churc h Sc hool 9 RUTLAND FREEWILL Sc hool 9 30 am Even1ng am BAPTIST Roger Turner worsh •P 7 30 Wednesday TUPPERS PLAINS pastor Supenntendent Doyle prayer meet 1ng 7 30 p m worsh•P 9 a m Church School Hudson Sunday school , 10 Ml' MORIAH CHURCH OF 10 am am Mornmg wo r sh1p 11 GOD - Rac1ne Route 2 the KENO CHURCH OF am Sund ay even1ng servtce Re\1 James M Mun cy CHRIST - Geo r ge F reder~ck 7 30 Wednesday Btb te siUdy pastor Sunda y school 9 45 supt Serv•ce week ly 9 30 I 7 30 p m am mornng worsh ip 11 am on Sunday Pr:ea ch tng LAUREL CLIFF FREE OLD DEXTER BIBLE a m even ing wors h p 7 30 t.rs t and lh.rd Sun d eys of METHODIST CHURCH CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Rev Prayer meef1ng Tues day mon th by Cl•lford Srn th 9 30 R~v F loyd r Shook pas tor Ron Terry pastor Sun day 7 30 p m Young peopl es am Lloyd Wr~ght Sunday School HOBSON CHRIST IAN Supt schoo l 10 am Mrs Wo rl ey meet ing 1 30 p m Thur sday Morn ng Wo r s h p 9 30 Franc rs su p e r •nt en den t UNION - Da rr e ll Doddnll MIODLEPD~T FI~ST a m s unday School 10 20 a Mornr ng worshJp 11 a m BAPTIST - cornerS xth and pastor ¥Jnday School 9 30 m dn esday P r ayer and Sunday event ng servtce 7 30 P a lme r Leb r ard Gt lm ore f1rst Btb le We the Re\1 P e te r am St udy 7 30 p m Sun da y GRAHAM UNITED G r anda! pastor Da nny elde r even•ng .serviCe, 7 30 eve n •ng worshtp 7 30 p m METHODIST Pr eac hing T homp son su permt e nd e nt p m Wednesday pray e r Choir Pr act1ce Thur s day 7 p 9 30 a m f1r st and secon d Sunda y Sc hool WMPO Rad o m ee t 1ng 7 30 p m MORIAH CHURCH OF MT Sund ays of each m onth third program 7 45 a m Sund ay DEXTER CHURCH OF and fourth Sundays eac h School, 9 15 a m Mo rnmg GOD - Racme Ro ute 2 Th e CHRIST - Cha rl es Russe ll Rev Ch a rl es Hand pastor month worShip se rv 1ce a t 7 30 wo r Sh iP 10 15 a m Youth Sr m•ntster Norman C Wttl p m Wed nesday e\'en•ngs at ac!lvltu~s and fellowship for Sunday school 9 45 a m sup! Sunday school 9 30 7 30 Pra yer a~;:~d Btb le Study 11 am 1u nt or and sen .or h1gh morn1ng worsh tp am worsh•P se rvtce 10 30. Tues d ay am SEVENTH ' DAY AD srudenrs 6 p m Sunday Eve n 1ng se r viCeS B1b le st udy Tuesday and r r td ay 7 JO p m VENT IST Mulberry He 1g hts eve n mg worstup 7 30 p m 7 JO p m BEARWALLOW RIDGE Road Pomeroy Pa s to r Mtd w ee k p rayer se r\lt ces REORGANIZED CHURCH ~ CHURCH OF CHRIST Doug OF JESUS CHRIST OF Gera rd Se ton Sabba th School We dn esday 7 30 p m se anH'In m•n•ster f3 bt c Supe r,nlendenl Cla ra CHURCH OF CHRIST , LATTER DAY SAINTS mo rn tng Portland Me In ty re Sabbath Sc hool M•ddteport Sl h and Ma1n study 9 10 a m Racine Road wors/l•P 10 ""10 a m even•ng Satu rd ay a fternoon a1 2 ()0 Geo rge Glaze m•n• s t e r Wil l a m Ro ush pas tor Denny Wednesday w1 th worsh •P serviCe Ja m es Shee ts s uper 1n wor s h tP fl P m Evans Sunday Sch o ol fotlowtn q at 3 15 te nd en t B1bl e sc ho ol 9 30 n1nh 1 f\ •blc s tudy 6 PIll 0 r ector Sun d ay Schoo l 9 30 am morn1ng worSh ip 10 30 ' MT OLIVE CHURCH RUTLAND FIRST BAP am Mon11ng worsh•P 10 30 a m eve ntnQ worsh 1p 1 30 Long Bottom Sunday Schoo l TIST CHURCH - Rev Roger am s unday eve n nfl se r v 1ce prayer serv •ce 7 p m Wed 10 am w•Th W11ta rd P golf Ford J r pa stor Drewy 7 p m Wednesday COJen ng nes day ., s up t Evangei1ShC message Go re supl Sunda y school prayer se rv iCes 1 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH each Sunday even ng 1 30 by 9 30 am mornm g worsh•P BETHLEHEM BAPTIST OF THE NAZARENE - Re v E lder Ru sse ll Ct me m mt s ter Rev Earl Shul er pastor 10 45 a m Don Cote pa s tor Mrs Mary of th e Aposlol•c Fa dh 13tble Wo r s htp se rv tce 9 JO am Lath ey Sunday school s upt !-.tudy Wednesday 1 JO P m THE HILAND CHAPEL ~ u nd ay sc hool tO 30 a'""' ST tV ERSVILlE COM B1ble sru ay ano IJri:lver Geo rg e Casto pastor Sunday Su nday schoo l 9 JO am MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday ser vtce Thur sd ay 7 30 p m Schoo l 9 30 a m evenm g morntng worship 10 30 am 10 .3m worS h tp 7 30 Thu rsday Su nday evangel st •c meetmg school se rv ce CA~LETON CHURCH P r ayer meet ng Thursday 7 Kmgsbury Road Gary K 1ng e venmg pray e r se r v ICC 7 30 1 30 p m Prayer meetmg WP dn es day 7 30 p m p r'l l Sund ay eve nmg se r v ce pa s tor Sunday schoo l 9 30 om am eventng worsh• P 7 30 UNITED PRESBYTERIAN 7 c m C H URCH OF RACINE APOSTOLIC MINISTRY OF MEIGS ZION p m pr aye r m ec t ng wed COUNTY - Dw1ghtL Zav1tz , CHRI ST Pomeroy nesday 7 30 p m CHURCH T homas L Harr . sonvllle R o ad M 1k e Ho lmes pa sto r E \la n gelrst rc d irec tor LONG BOTTOM HARRISONVILLE PRES Gtrton . pasto r Bill McEl roy se rv ce Sunday 7 30 p m CHRISTIAN - Bruce Smtih prayer meet ng Tu esday 7 30 BYTERIAN Rev Sund &Y SCt"\00 1 s upt Sunday pastor Wallace Dam ewood p m f?,,bte study Thursday Ern es t S tr~ c kl 1 n pas tor sc hool 9 30 a m mornmg Su p t B bl e Schoo t 9 30 a m 7 JO p m s unday chur ch school 9 30 worsh1p and commun.on Preac h tng serv1ce 10 45 am a m Mrs Homer Lee sup! 10 30 a m Sunday even.ng No even1na se rv •c e MIDW AY COMMUN IT Y mornmg worship 10 30 youth Chrt s t1an Endeavor HYSEll HUN FREE C Hurch at Lang s ville MIDDLEPORT _ Sunday 6 30 p m wors htp serv1ce CHURCH Sunday Sc hool 10 a m B1b le d 7 30 p m Wednesday METHODIST st udy Wednesday 1 30 p m school 9 30 a m R cha r evenmg prayer meet 1ng and Re v Paul Nevu te pastor ~ unday cc; hoot 9 30 am Church se r viCes Saturday at Vaughan sup! Morn•ng B•bl e s tudy 7 30 p m 7 30 p m Youth meet ngs at worshp IOJOam ST JOHN LUTHERAN Mo rnmg serv tce 10 30 am 6 J5 p m 7 p m w tlh Ro scoe and SYRACUSE Morntng CHURC H P tne Grove The youth se r v 1ce EOJ ,i ng Cit SIIC SCrV ICC 7 30 p rl'l Be l.nda Frte le aders worsh tp 9 a m Sunday Re\1 Wt llla m M 1ddleswarth Thu rsday . s ctwol 10 a m Mrs Samp son Pa sto r Church s e r v 1ces 9 30 P r ayer m ee t ng FAITH TABERNACLE 7 30 p m Halt s upt a rn s und ay Sc hoo l 10 30 am C HURCH Bail ey Run FREEDOM GOSPEL RUTLAND CHURCH OF BRADBURY CHURCH OF Road Rev E mme ll Rawso n GOD Rev Jam es 0 CH R 1ST - El•b le Sc Mo l 9 30 MISS ION a t Oa ld Knob Rev pas lor Handley Dunn su p t Guynn pastor Su nday am morntng wor s hiP 10 30 E J Grdfllh su pt o t ch urch Su nday school 10 am sc hoo l 10 a m Sunday am s unday e\ie n tng worsh•P Rev L R G l uosencamp Su nday even 1ng serOJ ce worsh tp 11 am Sunday se r v ce 7 p m cho r prac t rce pastor Roger Wt l lfred Sr 7 30 Btb le tea c hmg 7 30 eve n• nQ servtce 7 p m V.ednesday 1 p m Rev Jef f Sunday Schoo l sup t Sunday schOO l 9 30 a m prayer p n Thursday We dnesda y worsh•p se rv1 ce f.lanson Paslor mec tmg Tuesday 7 30 p m 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST youth m ee t ng 6 p m Sunday HAZEL COMMUNITY Rev r reelanct Norr s pastor tea d e rs Ada van Me ter and c und a y sch ool 10 am CHURCH Near Long Grella StJttl e s unday cvenmg Ch ur c h servtce 7 p m Bottom Edsel Hart pastor ? p n lhro u~ h Wednesd ay l) tb le .... tudy 7 wo r sh p Sunday sc hool 10 a m wm te r mo nth s Chur ch 7 30 p m prayer om MT HERMON CHURCH RACINE CHURCH OF THE me e t ng 7 30 p m Thursday THE UN I TED NAZARENE - Rev John A OF MIDDLEPORT PEN BRETHREN IN CHRIST pa s tor Sunday Rev Hayman was ptamst TECOSTAL - Th rd Ave th e Cof fm an Ja mes H Leac~t pastor Sc hool 9 30 a m Gera ld Sunday Wt ll•am Kn ti el pastor sc hool 9 JO a m Mrs Kennetb Thetss IS a Rev ll s sup t Morntng wors h p We Ronald Dugan Sunday School Ru sse tt Spenccrr s upl 10 JO a ni Sunday eve n 1ng mediCal pat1ent at Holzer Supt Classes for a ll ages Wor s hip se rv iCe 10 45 a m w o r Sh ip 7 30 Prayer eventng ser\ltce 7 30 B1b le Ev en mg worshtp atternat.ng Med1cal Center study Wed nes aday 7 30 meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p W1lh C E ar 7 30 p m on m p m youth serv•ces Fr1day Sunday Prayer mee ltn g 7 30 Mrs Mabel Brace and Mrs RACINE FIRST BAPTIST p m We dnes da y 1\ lfr ecf 7 30 p m Don L Walker Pastor MIDDLEPORT Wo lle lay lea de r Cora Birch v1s1ted W1111e Ronne Sal se r Sunday sch ool FREEWill BAPTIST WHITE'S CHAPEL Cross, J1m Jacksoh and Jos1e Corn er Ash and Plum Noel su pl Sunday sc hool 9 30 Cootvrlt e RD Rev Roy am m ornmgwo rs h tp 10 40 • Pickens at Arcadia Nursmg Herrmann pastor Saturday Dee te r pastor Sund ay sc hool am Sun day even1ng evenmg serviCe 7 30 p m 9 30 a m worsh1p se r vtc e Home a rece nt Sunday worship 7 30 WednesDay 10 30 a m Btbl e s tud y a nd Su nday sc hool 10 am eve n.ng B1ble s tudy , 7 30 Mr a nd Mrs Bill Sunday even mg worsh •P 7 30 prayer se r v •c e WedneSdilY 7 30 om McKenzie, Ph1l, Jeff and pm DANVILLE WESLEYAN RUTLAND MEIGS JoZJe, of Gallipolis s penl Rev Le lon Gla su r e pastor RUTLAND CHURCH OF COOPE~ATIVE PAR ISH 1 unday Sc hool 9 30 am CHRIST Rod Kasler SWlday Wllh Mr and Mrs THE UNITED yout h and tun o r youth ser pa s to r v H Bral e y Sunday METHODIST CHURCH Roy R•ffle v•ce 6 15 p m eve ntng s unday s ' h oo 1 Robert T Bumgarner. worsh' 1p 1 30 p m pray e r sc hool s up! Mrs Caroline Miller VIS! led 0 trector and or a •se Wednesday 7 30 9 J O am wor s h• P se rl!' "e and commu niOn 10 30 am POMEROY CLUSTER Mrs Florence Adams at 1 Rev Robert Hayden p rllVER RUN FREE youthn1eCt 11l Q 6p m Sunday Letart Falls Thursday, Feb R ev 0 Wm Sydenstncker BAPTIST _ Miles Trout even1ng serv 1ce 1 regular CHESTER .._ WorShiP 9 15 pas 1or Sunday Sc hoo l 5 10 boa rd meet ng 1 h ~r d Satur a m Churc h School 10 a m L~ Mit tday7p m Mr and Mrs EdisOn m eo n I er ~ ~ u p RUTLAND COMMUNITY a POMEROY WorShip Evening serv1ce 7 P m CHURCH _ su nday School 10 30 a m Church Sc hoo l 9 15 Brace v1s1ted thetr son, Mr ~r~y er meetmg Thursday 7 9 30 a m worsh•p serv \ce 1 I am UMY F 6 30 p m and Mrs James Brace a nd ENTERPRISE- WorShiP CHESTER CHURCH OF a m Wednes day prayer children m Crown C1ty 9 a m Church School 10 a m GOD-Rev Bobby Porter , meettng 7 JO P yo::,th ROCK SPRINGS pas tor s unday s choo l 9 3U serv•ces Sunday P Saturday and spent Sunday Worsh •P 10 am Church am worShip serviCe 11 Sunday n tgh1 wor s h1 p 7 30 w1th Mr and Mrs Fred School 9 am UMY F 6 30 am even rng serOJICe 7 30 RUTLANU CHURLo ~ om Brace 1n Parkersburg. yoU th se rv1 c e Wednesday TH E NAZARENE Rev FLATWOODS - WorSh ip 7 30 p m Lloyd D Grt mm Jr , pas to r Mr and Mrs Chuck 11 a m Church School 10 a m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Sunday sc ttool 9 30 a m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER W1lhams and Shannon VISited CHURCH Ted Jones worsh1pse r v ce I OJO am Re:v Rob er t Bumgarner pastor Sunday s<::hoo t 9 30 broa dcas t ltve over WMPO relatives m Albany. HEATH - WorSh ip 10 30 am Roy S1gman su p! younq peop les SPrv1c e 6 15 Mr and Mrs Blythe The1ss a m Church Scl'lool 9 30 am rnorn.ng worsh p 10 30 evange l st1 c se rv• ce 7 30 p m UMY F 6 p m VIS ited relal1ves at New ~ und a y eve ni ng serv1ce 7 30 Pray er meeting Wednesday RUTLAND Jeffrey IT'IId week servtce Wed 7 30 p m Mr ss tonary Haven and Mason, W Va , Ge rber Paslor Worshtp nesday 7 30 p m m ee t•ng 7 30 p m t~rst 10 30 a m Church Schoo l 9 30 SWlday Wednesday of mont h am SYRACUSE CHURCH OF MASON COU~TY Mr and Mrs Ed M1ller SYRACUSE CLUSTER ,., 1 ':. C1 r Bflf'Tt ST THE NAZARENE Dale spent SWlday afternoon w1th Rev R1ctlard E Jarv1s ( co nd and !- ~.; '"' r'lrOY 5ts Bass pastor Bob Moore ASBURY WorShip 11 vrday tan Cra 1g pa s tor Sunday schOol supf Sunday Pearl W1llls at Letart Falls a m Church School 9 50 am worsh )p schoo l c lasses fo r all ages sc hoo l 9 15 a m Mr and Mrs Kenneth UMW first Tuesday I I am lratnmg 9 30 a m mornmg worshtp serv•ce FORST RUN- Worsh1p 9 6 30 p m even tng 10 45 a m NY P S, 6 30 p m , unton Turley, Kenny and Kevm. am Church Sc hool 10 am evangeltstic serviCe , 7 30 p m worsh tp serv 1ce 1 30 p m spent a recent Sunday w1th UMW th1rd Wednesday 7 30 M td week prayer meet~ng M1d v.eek pray e r sc rv1c e pm Mr and Mrs Clarence We dn esday 7 30 p m Wed nes day 7 30 p m MINERSVIlLE - WorShip MASON CHURCH OF m tSStonary meehng second Turley at Galhpohs . 10 a m Church School 9 a m CHR 1ST P 0 BO)( 487 M1l ler Wednesday 7 J O p m UMW th trd Monday 7 30 p m Rev and Mrs Don Lee ' t Maso n W Va Sunday UNITED FAITH NON SYRACUSE Church l1 •ble St udy 10 a m WorS hip DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Walker and children, School 9 30 am worshtp Ro bert Sm •lh n a s tor Sunday 11 a m and 7 p m B1ble <; !u dy Rexanna and Ricky have serv 1ce 7 30 p rn scho ol 9 30 a m class Wed n esday 7 p m 1 Vo c al SOUTHERN CLUSTER moved from Swnrnersv1lle, l ca~ c r Leo HJII worsh•p mu s tc Rev Howard Sh•veley FIRST SOUTHERN se rv rce 10 30 a m c h urch W Va , mto the parsonage Rev Steven Wtlson BAPT IST Corner of '"•ec ond . 710pn• Rev Zelia l(.ruszewskl and assumed h1s dulles as EDEN UNITED and ..\ nd e r son Mason Pastor BETHANY ........ (Oorcas l ~·o tt e r Clo ud Sund a y sc hoo l BRETt-iREN IN CHURIST pas tor of the F1rst Baptist Worship 9 30 am Church E ld e n R worsh•P S~" rv• ce t I Blake pa s to r 'I t.'J an Ch urch Sunday, Feb 15 School 10 30 a m a 111 and 7 JO p m Week l y ~ unday Sc hoo l 10 am CARMEL Church Schoo l r1 bl e s t udy Wed nesday 7 30 Howa rd McCoy supt The Esther C1rcle met 9 30 a m WorShip 10 30 a m p 11 1 h' orn1n9 sermon II am Monday evemng, Feb 9 w1th 2nd and 4th Sundays MASON ASSEMBLY OF ~ unda y niQhl se rv1 c'es APPlE GROVE- Sunday Ch r rs l• an fndeavor Mrs G rella Simpson as 7 JO GOO Duddn1g La m: f 1 a son SchOOl 9 30 am WOrShip 7 30 p m W Vc1 Chester l c nnanl · ong se r viCe ' p m host.,ss m her home The p m lsi and 3rd Sunday s Pa stor <,unday 'C hoat Y IS Prr.HhlnQ 1\ 10 p m Mt d Prayer meetmg Wednesday meehng opened w1th group a "' Ch ldr c n ~ Church t, I', •r L r> rayer m ecl•ng 7 30 p m f e! 1owsh1p supper p n • Young Puople s S('rv• te dnf'sday 7 p m Ra y smgmg of "Give of Your Best f•rs t SatUrday 6 p m UMW 6 I.'J p m E V<iiHJei•S' tC ll~ll 1S l ay leader 2nd Tuesday 7 30 p m to the Master " and dE!vot10ns Wome n s CHURCH OF JESUS Sc rv• ce 1 30 p m LETART - Chur ch CHRISJ I ocate d a t M1 sslo nary Co unc il 10 a m by Mrs Dorolhy Fladgley , ScEAST hool 1sr 2nd 3rd ~ undays kutla nd on New L•ma Road ftr s rtnd •h rd 1 uesdavs followed w 1th a buswe s s 9 30 a m rourlh Su nday ne)(t to 1 or cs l t.c re Pa rk Prayer and Utble S• udy 30 a m WorshiP 2nd R ev Wednesday l J O p m Ray Rou se pilsto r sess1on after which a ~10unday 1 30 p m 41h Sunday J.(obcrt N'<ussc r Sunday Sc hool program by Mrs Edna 9 30 am Prayer Meet1ng ~Sllp t :-. unday SC hOO l 10 ]Q Wednesday 7 30 p m UMW Pickens mcluded letters from a 111 wo r s h •P 7 10 p 1 I lb te tii\I.:IFUI I .. 11 1 1st Tu esday 7 30 p m s tudy l."iO dt P5d1V 7 , 0 p m CHf"IST lllll'lr• S!•il l \ 1 ~0 n mtsswnanes and readmgs on WESLEYAN - (F(:&c•ne ) p r 1 1" ~ ('r ,llllr(I<1Y Ill\ t 1IH ' ~'ev lv• ll lilr11 Cum pbtll \ unday ~c hoot 10 a m "I..mcoin" after the group lJ tSif' r ' lll {i¢~V 'crooo l 9 30 ' p Wo rsh 1plta nt Jr LIMY~ HEMLOCK GROVE t 1 <1t t." H~;qllcr, s.u pl sang ~' M y Prayer 0 • Mrs Wednesday 3 30 p m Rtble CHRISTIAN Roger (V f'f1 IH J ";I rVIC.I. 7 JO pIll Helen Sunp son closed the Study Thursday 1 p m Chotr Watson pastor Wallace I, df\P "fjrty e V1.. 11 1n q prt1YC ; Pract 1c f' Thu r sday B p. m meetm'"g wtlh praye t 'Ourtng 1 "' 11 q 1 •o p ,,., You t h Brad ford . sup t , morning LETART FALLS - Church w,prshtp 9 30 church school , Y• r ~,.. r v•C( {,let\ luC'scJ,"ty a fellowship hour , Mrs ' c:hool 1st ?n d 3rd <, undays 10 30 . young peoples • "' l h'\ H W l11Sll 10 IS am .tth Sunday 9 15 meet rng, 6 30 p m , e'llenmg S imp son, hostess , se r ved (J ~t,J l' lt ,,.;l(t • va F.! I Wo rsh1p lsi 2n d 3rd worsh ip , 7 30 p m ' )' r v , ,q , HO St h<lr Btble deh cwu s re fre s hments tu am Su nday s 9 l .S am 4th study, Wednesdav. 7 30 p m o 1 tl oly d · vo l 'I 0 I 1 Sunday 7 30 p m four le< n Th e 1able was I 1 1y1 1 ilnll I d) If' SI\Jd y M I Ni l N I STAR f Ol 1,1q r Pr()y(' r J. r R II lol th :.J !)p t t 1 loveh v. 1th a ce n1t•!pll!lf> of WoMORNING r Sh ip 9 30 am Church , , , ~(I 1 r 111 il ,, ()r I !Ill 1\o <;t 1\r Ol <, p 1 tS' red dtiCI "1 11 1e rarn,d ltJI! s ,~r1 d School 10 30 am Mid Week o 13 a rn 1! llr !:.li<IY 1 , unda\' cvc n 1ng '' Serv •ce Wednesday 8 p m bhu • If" II• " wor ~h tiJ ' P rTl YOU FlE TE-LLI~G ME ZE~ ~E'Z HAS SEEN HIDIN6 OUT I>J THAT MU>/IIA'I CA5E i'OIZ. Z.O YE ARS? K Yost, president, opened the meehng w1th the theme song "Lord, Speak to Me, That I May Speak" and prayer Mrs Martha Lou Beegle used " Btcentenmal" for her devotwnal program Scr1plure Ps 33 12-22 Readmgs, "Oyster or Eagle" and "ThiS IS My Country" and prayer The group sang "My Country, TIS of Thee" "' " After a busmess sessiOn, Mrs Nondus Hendricks , vtce president of Chnsllan Service, conducted the Love Gift Ded•calton w1th a med1tahon on 23rd Psalm and scnpture Ps . 23 The offermgs of the Circles were presented by Olhe Mae Cozart and He len Simpson which was $116 10 Mrs Hendncks gave the ded1catwn prayer Mrs Yost mtroduced M1ss Susan Flesh- man, hbranan at Pomeroy, who spent len years, wh1le growmg up , m Rhodesia w1lh her '" " ~· _, ,. ,, I' ' ' '•" '" "' ' . parents who were Educatwnal M1ss10nanes Miss Fleshman spoke about the country and s howed slides Members v1ewed the many thmgs brought bac k to thts country such as baskets, beads , handwork, etc Nmeteen members and one guest were served refreshments m the basement dmmg area durmg a fellowship hour by Ruth C•rcle members Tables were beaullful w1th the B1centenma l theme w1th red, wh1te and blue decorations. Mrs Austm Wolfe , leader of Cub Scouts and Rush Philson and Austm Wolfe, leaders of Webeloes, attended F1rsl Baptist Church Sunday mornmg for worhs1p serv1ce WJih their scouts m a body Tbe church welcomed the ir presence Rev Earl Shuler, Ollie Mae Cozarl and Grella Simpson attended Rw Grande Assoclallon Trustees meetmg 10 Rio Grande, SAturday The "Happmess Class ' gave a program on Love Sunday evening The c hildren sang and portrayed " Love" by giving scripture verses whiCh was very well , done Teachers were Mrs .Jmnle Salser and Ml " Vtc k \f Cummms M• ::.. Ltlhe:w E)(AcTL.V! IN SUS PE~DED ANIMATION - AS HIS PAU.;HTEIZ. ZOE HAS TOLD YOU 1 TO ENSURE: Hl5 REVIVAL.· I EVE~ SENT ANOTHER FLASK OF FLUID TO PILTDOWM UNIVER.;ITY I~ AMERICA! AL.l RlbHl '/, MA'i I HMr::: JUST Ml ATTEMPT AT ~E;VIH 10 I..CJC>Sf.t-1 '/OJ up 1 ~OUI< Tr:::~IOIJ, PL.rA?f' ¥A 6 t94 "'K 7 32 Ne1 lher vulnerable Many a v11lage began al the crossroads Most towns grew up around the mlers ecllon ol two 1mpor1ant thorou g hfares. And the vas l Cities wh1ch now light Jhe penetratiOn of traff1c w11h beltways lhruwa ys and by- pa 'les were themse lves spawned by lhe very h1ghways they would West Our c•v• h za hon IS largely the produc t of men s encounler w1th men al the c ros s roads of geography s o c 10iogy, h1stor y and sc 1ence LITTLE I p;..;.;..__.;.;:_::..;....;, HOLDS HIM 6 '1" ALlEY 0 RAY'S TV & HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Sales.- Qua sar- Servr ce Ph. 949 3151 GAUL'S MARKET BY TilE WAYI HtAR YOUR fX W\FE, PEG 15 DOING. ALL' RIGHT FOR HERSELF NOW- I ALWAYS FEL"T spades?" SORR'( FOR South won the diamond lead and rattled off four rounds of trumps while West c huc ked two hearts and East two hearts and a club Then South cashed dummy s other h1gh d1amond ruffed a diamond , cashed the ace and kmg of hearts and dummy s last trump He diScarded a club THAT ONE- I MEAN Y'BETTER HOPE 'TH ' SWAMP PEOI>J..E JX)!;'T -rAKE A LII(ING <0 HER' f'EOI>J..E "' • ACROSS I New Hamp- 40 Squirrel 41 EngliSh • shire nver 5 Shce of , bacon II Ambuscade 12 Moss Hart •• 992 21S6 book (2 wds.) WAID CROSS SONS STORE •• REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES DUDLEY'S Two Locations 59 N Second Sf Mtddlepori,.O 46 Court 51 Galhpolts , 0 214 E Marn LjOUr Be sure •• pipe and to wr1te 1 qlasses' Ftll All Doctors Prescr1pf1ons 992 29Sl Pomeroy 100 E Mam ' •• 17 Turf 18 Played 4 Unclose (poet.) 5 Jacob's wife 6 Felt pam 7 As wntten (mus) 8 Oldfashioned (hyph. wd.) Yeslerday'sAaswer 9 Glut 10 Frailer 16 Astound l9 Surf sound Z2 Untroubled 23 Cherry var1ety 24 Extend beyond 25 DIS8greeable %7 Ooze Z9 Play part 30 Scott heroine 31 Songstress, Della 36 Something for tat 37 Cereal plan~t -r.::-., enclosure • Ph 992 3486 sprite 3 Well-to-do Zl Nepalese U Teller's • BLUE & GRAY RESTAURANT W~ movie Silkworm - SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY Accusation 20 Assam Ph 992 5130 2 "Tempest" rtver foolsies Pomeroy DOWN I Personnel (2 wds) 11 ~ GASOLINR ALLEY rtver clientele ;0;~~~~::=~~;'rr~~~~~~~;~~~~~~D~~~~~~~~' 15 Iron <Fr.> And • monkey 13 EngliSh 14 Groce nes & General Merchandrse Rae me Ph 949 S772 (For a copy of JACOBY MODERN send $1 to "Win at Bfldge, c / o thrs newspaper P 0 Box 489 Rad10 C1ty Stst•on New York, N Y 10019) by THOMAS JOSEPH SWAMP • Pomeroy Thts law has no basts m play It was mvented by Ely Culbertson some 45 years ago when he needed somethmg to wnte about There IS nothmg to 11 If your s1de holds nme spades the other four will d1v1de 2-2 exactly 40 7 per cent of the lime Irrespective of how your hearts, diamonds and clubs are d1v1ded ~Mr'Md' OOP • •• THE SUNDAY TIMES-SE.NTINEL Nattonwtde Ins urance Co of Columbus 0 307 Sprmg Ave Pomeroy Ota 1992 -2318 A Toronto reader asks us what we lhmk of the law of Qt CEASE S KtD~APPt ti<4- W1th the hope 1t will, in some measure , foster pnd h~lp sustam thai whtch 1s good'" family and community ltfe. th1s feature IS sponsored by the busmess firms and organizations whose names appear below P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Pass South looked over dummy and thought to himself, " Why - - - -.. does everythmg happen to SMEWASA FORGET IT 1 me? Why couldn't I be allowNICE KID AND GET ME ~OUC.H PETE THAT KtD• ed to play a sare and sure SIX ORPHAN ANNIE-WHERE ~y TRYIN4 TO HOLD HIM SHE 5 ALREADY IN CONTEMPT Of COuRT IF S HE Copyughl 1976 Keoster ,f-~A~d~~rt~•=':'~S~oN~<~o--loo:_:S~"'::'_'"~'g~v'~'•::'"-;"--:;;:-~:-::;=-'"'~"P~'~:':'~"'~"~~::d~b~y~lm ~A~m:::'..:"~'":;"~~;;';;""' i;;;•-:":._ Chester Ohto Pass Pass By Oswald & James Jacoby ~ORCE,I'll C U~ t Rae me East chucked h1s last heart and West the )ack of diamonds The moment of deciSion had arrived East and West were known to hold five clubs between them The SIXth card was the e1ght of diamonds Both East and West had diScarded m a manner to make at Impossible for Soulh to know where the e1ght of dmmonds was They also had g1ven no clues as to the locatiOn of the really •Important club queen You readers can all see that queen of clubs 1n the East hand As for poor South, he went wrong and played West for the queen of clubs symmetry LI'ITLE ORPHAN ANNIE When you h ear the church bells next Sunday r e m e mber it IS goo d to hv e a ll he C rossroads where Chnst touches al l human relationships wtlh H1s power and l ove Ph 949 9S91 South /le)J giO n Thai 1s th e encoun ter of men w1th God' II h as co nstantly offered pos1t1ve, c onslrucllve approaches to th e problems thai su rround th e other 1ntersec t10ns m t1me and expenence ' North East Pass 4 N T Pass 5 N T Pass 711> Pass Openmg lead - now escape Rae me .6 WEST EAST • 94 .. J95 3 ¥ Q 10 B 4 2 • Q J 10 8 6 • 732 ... 9 4 ... Q 8 65 SOUTH 101 • A Q 10 8 3 " Z3 Boston's - ~ Pomeroy InU. . 6 oo-Sunrlse Semester 8,10 6 30-Film 4 , Matters of Life 6, TV Classroom 8, Treehouse Club 10, Kentucky Afield 13 7 DO-Saturday Report 3; Farm Market 4, Eddie Saunders 6 ; Treehouse Club B. U S Farm Report 10; Devlin 13 7 30--Bul\wmkle 3, 1 Dream of Jeannie~. Jetsons 6, Vegetable Soup 15, Dusty's Treehouse 8; Man From c 0 s I to. Make a Wish 13, Mister Rogers 20 8 oo-Emergency Plus 4 3.~. 15, Hong Kong Phooey 6,13, Pebbles & Bamm Bamm 8, 10, Sesame 51 20 8 , 3~Joste & the Pussycats 3,~.1S; Tom & Jerry 6.13, Bugs Bunny-Road Runner 8, Bugs Bunny & Friends 10 9 oo-Secret Lives of Waldo Kitty 3,4,15, Elec Co. 20 9 3G-Pink Panther 3,4, 1s, Adventures of Gilligan 6, 13, Sc;ooby-Doo 8,10, Mister Rogers 20 10 00-Land of the Lost 3,4, 15. Super Friends 13, Hog Dog 6, Shazam Isis 8,10, Sesame Sf 20 10 3G-Run Joe, Run 3,4,15, Big Blue Marble 6 11 .00-Return to the Planet of the Apes 3,4, 15, Speed Buggy 6,13, Space Nuts 8, 10, E lee Co 20 11 30-Westwlnd 3,4,15, Oddball Couple 13, CBPA Bowling 6, Ghost Busters 8, 10, Mister Rogers 20 12 00-Jetsons 3,4, IS; Valley ol the Dinosaurs 8, 10, Actio" News for Kids 13, Vegetable Soup 20. 12 30-Go USA 3,4,1S; American Bandstand 13 , VIewpoint 8; Fat Albert 10 00-Davld Niven's World 3, Champions 4, Soul Train 6. Children's Film Festival 8,10, Wrestling 15 Lowell Thomas Remembers 33 t Jo-Marshail Basketball 3, Llckety Split 13. Biography 33 .t 2 oo-<:ollege Basketball 3,4, David Niven's World 6, Champions 8, Urban league 10, Film 33 2 3D-Outdoors with Julius Boros 6, Movie "You're Never Too Young" 10, TV Town Topics 13, Valiant Years 33 3 00-Pro Bowling 6, 13, Overseas Mission 8, Family at War 33 3 30-World of Survival 8, 4 oo-<:ollege Basketball 3,4,15.,8, Resourceful West VIrginia 33 4 J~Wide World of Sports6,13, Challenge of lhe Sexes 10, A Btl With Knit 33 s llO-Sports Spectacular 10, What's Cooking? 33 s 30-Gupples to Groupers 33 6 OO-News3,4.8,10, Golf6,13, God has the Answer 15. Black Journal 33 6 ·Jo-NBC News 3,4,15, Rhoda 8. CBS News 10; Lilias YQ!la & You 33 7 00-World at War 3, Lawrence Welk 4, 15, Hee H•w 6,8, Firing Line 33; In The Know 10 Newsmaker '76 13 7.3o-Treasure Hunt 3, Last of the Wild 10, Nashvi lle on the Road 13 8 OO-Emergency 3,4, IS; , Almost Anyth ing Goes 13, College Basketball 6, Jeffersons 8, 10, Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 33 B JO-Doc 8,10 9 oo-Movle "Dirty Harry" 3,4,15, SWAT 13, Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10, Austin City Limits 33 9 3G-Bob Newhart B, 10 10 oo-Bert D'Angelo 6,13, Carol Burnett 8,10, Soundstage 33 • 11 DO-News 3,4,8,10,13, ABC News 6, Wally's Workshop 15; Janakl 33 11 1s--Movle "Savage Season" 6 11 3G-Movle "P J" 3, Saturday Night 4,15, Track Meet 8, Movie "Not With My Wile, You Don't 1" 10, College Basketball 13 oo-Movle "To Ole 1n Paris" 4, Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 6,8 1 15-News 3 1 Jo-Movle "Sabrina" 10; News 13 1 45-Movle "Madigan" 3 3 oo-:Movle "Charlie Bubbles" 4 3 3G-Movle "The Tempesl" 10 3 45-Movle "Valley of Mystery" 3 4 45-Movle "I'd Rather Be Rich" 4 s 15--Movle "Compilhldhs In Nightmare" 3 6 Jo-Salnt 3. " Airport SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT BETSY ROSS BAKERY 27 Betrayed 28 Ran l,llto Z9 Snooze 3Z Homeltte Saws Chester t Pomeroy RACINE FOOD MARKET •• •• Ph 949 1961 Middleport Pomeroy Ph 992-3863 ' . MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W Va. M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER M•ddleport, Oh1o POWELL'S SUPER VALU The Friendly Folks Pomeroy, Oh1o : KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, inC. Tht..>f ~nes t In Mobtle Homes liOu E. M11n Pomeroy PI!. 992 7~34 Midway Marllet-Pome!OJ Ph. 992-2582 Bob's Market-Mason Ph. 773-5721 WILKINSON'S 498 Locust St M•ddleporl Do•t 992 12U • • •w •• •• • .•• • ' GOEGLEIN READY MIX lOI!>EWfTH ..." Ph 992· 3092 f)EfORE I S't'\RT •• . Smal l Em~ l ne Sales & Service honor your word TO e>WSHI -..1.......1.-~r,/G EMINI (Mer 21-.luno 2D) Ideas for maktng or savDAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work 11: Ing yourse lf money today are likely to be be«er than the wellAXYDLBAAXR meaning adv1ce of another Is LONGFELLOW CANCER (Junt 21-.lulr 22) One letter simply >tlnds for another In thiS sample A Is Exercrse self-dtsclpllne tOday used for the three L's, ,_ for the two O's etc Stngle letters, In an area where you tend to opostrophes, the length and formation of lhe words are ell overindulge You can Without spoiling your fun hints Each day the code letters are d1ft'ercnt LEO (Jutr 23-Aug. 22) Hold firm to your terms today 1f you're negot1atmg an rmportant KN A ' V LA H D J• XJDNMDJ N MSD maner, or you'll make some concession you don t have to T N J M S O J make V M N A H F A X, MSD YIRQO (Aug 23-Sopt. 22) SFKVDBT TJGK People you II assocrate with toHGDV SD JDKGPD day will probably be wrappedup In their own Interests and U I.. N J J D B V. - S N V F H F E V NC F A X not eager to hear your woes Yeolenlay's Cryptoquole: IT IS THE LAW OF INFLUENCE TIIAT WE BECOME UKE THOSE WE HABmJALLY A[). LIIIRA (Sopl23-0ct. 23) II you 1ave anythmg Important to diSMIRE. MEN ARE MOSAICS OF OTIIER MEN - HENRY cuss wtth another today af1ecDRUMMOND trng your career or trnances I CAUGHT liE RED - HANDED. 'IE LOW·DOWN, GOOD FER-NOTHIN CHICKEN TH 1EF 8flll5 O'FIRE!! QUITTIN' TIME!! (0 18'7& Klnl fn\ur•• Srmllcat.,. Inc.~ •. I DIDN'T EVEN 6ET AN'( 6i(ADE5 •• • • •• ~ Middle"" ,' SAGITTARIUS (Noo 23-Doc. 21) Usually you re a fairly postt\ve person Today you may entertain salt-doubts You shouldn t Don t be a defeatist CAPRICORN (Doc. 22·Jon. 19) II you're going somewhere today where everyone IS sup posed to pay therr share pass u p a free-toadtng pal AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob 18) Try not to take lull credtt tor something today that another had a hand rn It could cause a problem PISCES (Fib. 20·Morch 20) Don t make last-m1nute cha nges rn your schedule to day What you had m mtnd ongmal!y ts likely to be your best bet CRYPTOQUOTES • • POMEROY, OHIO Ph. 992 2ts6 OKA~:>TAN...!?fl'IRE ME 1HE Dt= rAILS ~ Church and Office Supp lies- Gifts 99 M11t Sf Middleport THE DAILY SENTINEL WORKINe HA& GIVEN HER A NEW DIMENSION . SHE'S NOT THE HOUSE HOLD DRuDGE SHE. USED 10 e>E 5HE:5 &1lMULATlN<3 1 1NTERE5TlN() AND MUCH MORE FUN " ' FRESH PRODUCE& PLANTS 2 Convement Loc::ahons HEINER'S BAKERY W1<'0N(7.. •' Me1gs County Branch 296W Second LAI30R FORCE "' WELS.,I WAe, ~ D•al992 1248 THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS ' & LOAN CO. YOU lli'\t7W HOW MUCH l OPPOSED DIANA RE TURNIN6 10 THE • F ine Food & Serv1ce Locust St make a promise to- 1 find difficult to keep \ be a better person for 1t If Bronze ~ McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE The Stor e with A Heart Ph 949 3342 f-i-t-l;'~';d~;·~;w~ll~h a new acquamtance L (Aprn 20·M•r 201 38 Teasmg 39 Golden and • ' Hell " Dealer Third Sf tree In seventh 37 Girl-watch RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING Dlaf992 2101 ARtiS (Moioh 21-Aprtl 18) If the occasion should occur to '-.c+-+-l:d;;•~,Y~· befriend one wtth whom r:;; have older ttes rather than heav~ .. MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 E Matn 35 Kerm 's Kornet Kerm1l Walton Pomeroy t cold'" 34 MeXIcan NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Middleport, Oh1o ~'It's 33 Mongrel Ph . 98S-J308 MARK V STORE SCORPIO (Ocl 24-Noo. 22) Your Ideas wtl! be good ones today, but the way you tmplement them may leave a little to be des ired Don t be too fo rceful Z6 State RIDENOUR SUPPLY FURNITURE AND HARDWARE Dakers of Gay 90's Bread Middleport Ph 992-3030 Ractne hardy Attend the Chu rch of Yovr Chotce Pomeroy Ph 997 3490 1 Work It out before gQtng on to !rghter toptcs 25 Less fool- BEN FRANKLIN STORE LOUIS W Osborne 220E Mam Pomeroy Ph 992 2178 n; " 20 le 'le nt • n- ln le 's •Y• 'Jr IS n SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21,1976 Bridge reduced to a guess ¥ K7 • AK5 • A J 10 ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Big Halsy" 6,13, Boxing 8,10, Firing Line 20, Masterpiece Theatre 33 10 DO-Pollee Story 3,4,11, News 20, Educational Implications 33 10 3G-Avlatlon Weather 20 11 00-News 3,4,6,8,10,13,15. ABC News 33 11 3G-Johnny Carson 3,4, IS, Rookies 6, 13 , Mov ie "Shaft" 8, Movie " Dracula's Castle" 10. Janakl 33 12 · 4o-Sammy & Co 6, Ironside 13. t 110-M•dnfght Special 3,4,11, Movie " A Blueprint for Murder" 10 1 4G-News 13 2 JO-News 3, Movie " A Gathering of Eagles" 4 3 DO-Movie " King Kong vs Godzllla" 3 4 15-Movle " Work is a Four Letter Word" 3 4 3\)c--Movle "The Smugglers" 4 " 6 IJO-Movle "She Wrote the Book 3 WIN AT BRIDGE •KJ752 Never l ose Sight of the v1tal Crossroads 9 oo-Rocklord Fifes 3.4, IS ;; Movie "Li ttle Fauss and I=RIOAY, FEBRUARY 20,1976 6 00--News 3j4,8,10,1 J , I5; ""'D"- News 6, Zoom 20.33 6 30-NBC News 3,4, 1S, Andy Orlfflth 6, CBS News 8,10; HodgeJ)Od9e Lodge 20, Carrascolenda• 33 7 00--Truth or Cons J, To Tell the Truth 4. Lawrence Welk 8. Bowling for Dollars 6, , Aviation Weather 33, News 10. Don Adams Screen Test 13, Family Affair IS, Ohio Journal 20 7 30--Poder Wagoner 3; Treasure Hunt 4. Candid Camera 6, Evening Edition with Martin Agronsky 20, $21,000 Pyramid 10, To Tell the Truth 13; Pop Goes the Country lS ; Black Perspective onNews News 33 8 oo-Sanford & Son 3,4,15, Donnv & Marte 6.13 Sara 8, 10. Washington Week In Review 20,33 • 3G-Pracllce 3,4 IS, Wall Street Week 20,33 NORTH Racine Social Events By Mrs. Francis Morris The Bertha M Sayre M1sswnary Soc~ely met at F~rst Baptist Church Fr1day evemng, Feb 6 Mrs Mary Fr1dav, Feb 20, 1976 •• •• • J Fob. 21, 1876 Bonds with lrlends of to ngstandtng wtll be strengthened th is coming year Be lhere when you re needed You lllmd you II be repatd 1n the same com 1Nl:WSI'AI't. H t. NTt lti'HI St As.'iN I ' 1 �.,.- 7 - The Dmly Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 DICK TRACY ~ 6 - The Da1ly Sentinel, M!ddl••po•t PlHneroy, 0 , Fnday,Feb 20 1976 THE S ALVATION • h 11 5 PO POMEROY TRINITY Pernn pflstor Roy Mayer Sunday school sup t Church School 9 15 am worSh ip se rv ice 10 :14 am Youth ch o •r reh e arsal Mondiiy 3 30 p m under d~rect 1 on of Mary Slo.tn n e r sen tor cho•r rehearsal 1 30 p m Thur sday w1th Mrs Paul Nease d irector POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZAREN E - Corner Un10n and MUlberry Rev Clvcle V Hend erson pastor Sunday School 9 JO a m , Glen McClun g sup! mornrng worShip 10 30 a m evenmg serv1ce 7 30 m tel week sen11ce Wednesday 1 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAl - The Rev Harold Deeth rector Church serv 1c es 10 30 a rrt Holy communron frrst Su nday of month c hurch s c hool 10 30 am for nurserv ttHOUOh 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - Richard Evanson pas t or B rble schoo l 9 JO a m worsh 1p 10 JO am , adult worsh•p ser111Ce and yo u ng people's meel1ng, 7 30 p m Comb•ned B1bte study and prayer meetmg Wed nesday. 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY En\loy Ray W W1n1ng oll •c er m charge Sunday 10 am Ho i .,ess meet1ng 10 30 a m Su nday ~c hoo t Young People s Leg •on 7 p 111 Th ursda y 1 lo 3 p m Lad es Home League , 7 p m Prep e ta sses ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Corne r of Syc amore and Seco nd Sts , Pomero y The Rev Wt ll•am Middlesworth Pastor Sunda y a nd Sc hool at 9 45 a m Church Sen11 ces 11 a m SACRED HEART - Re v Father P aul D We lt o n , past o r P hone 992 2825 Satu rd ay eventng Mass 7 30 Sun day Mass B a nd 10 a m Con fes:stan Sat urday 7 7 30 Rev W H om POMEROY FIRST 8AP TIST - Rev Ralph Zundel pastor Wlll 1am Wa t son Su nday schoo l supt Sunday school 9 30 am BY F 6 p m B•ble study Wed nesday 7 p m ch o ir practiCe Wednesda\1 B 30 P m BURLINGHAM CHURCH - Pastor J e rry Lew•s Sun da y school 2 30 p m w1l h worsh•p servtce a 1 3 JO p m m td week servtce Tuesday 7 30 p m POMEROY FIRST S..JUTHERN BAPTIST - 2B2 Mulberry Ave , allt l •a te d w•th s B C Ga r y Basha m Su nday schoo l su p I Sund ay school 9 30 a m mornmg worshtp 10 30 a m evenmg worShip 6 :JO p m B•ble study Wednesday 7 30 p m FA I RPLAY CHAPEL located on Me,gs Co un t y Road 1 off e 1ther 325 or 124 Pastor Rev Theron D urham Sunday School 10 a m worsh p se rv 1ce 7 30 p m Su nday Pr ayer meet1ng Tuesday 7 30 p m youth serv1ce 7 30 p m F r•day Bul! e rnut ARMY Ave Pomeroy Envoy and Mrs Ray Wtntn9 o t hcers 1n cllarq t> Sun day holmess meeltng 10 am , Sunday school 10 30 a m leader YPSM ElOISe Adams 7 30 p m sal\latton meel•ng Ladtes Hom·e Leaque 12 noon Dell to '} p m Tt1UrSday prayer Manley Pa stor Henry bl1n , meettng and Btble slucty Sunday Sc hool Su pt Sun day Thur sday 7 30 p m Sch ool 9 30 am Even 1ng ,MIDDLEPORT wo rsh •P 7 30 p m Pravl'r and MT MORIAH BAPTIST Pra 1se servrce Thursday 7 30 Corn e r Fourth and Matn om Mtddteport Rev t-tenrv Key SYRACUSE FIRST Jr pastor Sunday School CHUR CH OF GOD ~ Rev 9 30 am Mrs Erv1n George Oiler pastor Sunday Baumgardner sup t Morntng school 9 45 a m mornmg wor Ship 10 45 am MORSE CHAPEL Worsh• P II am Churc h ~ <:1100 1 10 am PORTLANP Wor s h tp 1 10 p m Church Sc hool 9 30 N - Church School '"'SUTTO 30 a m wors htp 1st and 3rd 9 Sundays 10 30 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Robert Meece Pa !>IOT De nn1s Creeg a r, Assoc Mtnt ster JOPPA - Worship 10 am Churc h Sc hool9 a m • Prayer Meel mg Wednesday B p m lONG BOTTOM - War Sh tp 9 a m Sunday Sch ool 9 45 a m Prayer Meeting Wednesday 1 30 p m NORTH BETHEL worsh tP 11 a m Church School 10 am ALFR EO - Sunday Sch ool 9 45 a m Worsh tp 11 a m P raye r meettng Wednesday 7 45 p m UMW 3rd Tu esd ay Television log for easy viewing TUPPERS PLAINS CHRI SltAN C HJRCH l'uQ£1\i Uncl t! rwood pits tor . IIQ Wotrd (,lldwcl f J '. unday choo t upt 1 1111dny School ; 11\ .1 " ' Mcrnma Cic rmon 10 10 n 111 ~ und iH' evcn,ng '> t'rVt CC I pIll LETART FAll S UNITED BRETHREN Rev 1 r• dand Norr~ s pas tor I lo yo Norrts s upt Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 ol m morn.ng se rn1 on 10 30 <1m Prayer sc r v•ce Wedne sday 1 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY - G P ~ nHih pastor Sunday Schoo l 10 a 111 Arthur Henson ~ up t Morn1ng Wor sh p 11 am Young People s se rv 1ce 7 pIll EOJenmg servtce 7 30 pm Wednesday Mtd Week Prayer ~ er\11ce 7 30 p m Youth mee t tng 6 30 p m Ev e nmg wo r Sh iP 7 30 p rrt CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Her b ert Gr ate pas tor Worsh•p ser viCe 11 am a n d 7 30 p m Sund ay Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m R •charo Barton sup t Prayer m ee tmg Wednesday 7 30 p m BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST Cl•fford Sm1th mm1ster Sun day Sc hool 9 30 a m morn 1ng ch ur ch 10 30 am Sunday eve n~ng serv 1ce 7 30 p m Wed nesday serv~ee. A p "' prea chr ng 11 am JEHOVAH ' S WITNESSES eOJangetiS I•c ser\IIC C 7 30 p m - Larry Ca rn ahan preS1d1ng Prayer meet ng Thur sday mtntster Sunday Btble 7 30 p m lecture 9 30 am Watch POMEROY WES'TSIDE tower study 10 JO am CHURCH OF CHRIST. 200 W Tue sday Btb l e stud y 7 30 Ma1n St Jerry Pau l p m Thu r sday min i Stry B 0 m m1n1ster phone 99'2 7666 school 7 30 p m se rvt c e REEDSVILLE - Su n.day Conse rval • ve non meet,ng B JO p m Sctioo l 9 30 am Worsh tp 7 30 tnstr umental Sunday wor MIDDLEPORT CHURCH m Prayer Meet 1ng 7 30 sh •P 10 am Btb le study 11 OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN pp m Tuesday UMW 7 30 am worShiP 6 p m Wed UNION - La wren ce Mantey p m l s i Thursday n esday Btble study 7 p m pastor Mrs Russell Young SILVER RIDGE - Wor Su nday Sc hool Supt Sunday sh 1p 10 am Churc h Sc hool 9 RUTLAND FREEWILL Sc hool 9 30 am Even1ng am BAPTIST Roger Turner worsh •P 7 30 Wednesday TUPPERS PLAINS pastor Supenntendent Doyle prayer meet 1ng 7 30 p m worsh•P 9 a m Church School Hudson Sunday school , 10 Ml' MORIAH CHURCH OF 10 am am Mornmg wo r sh1p 11 GOD - Rac1ne Route 2 the KENO CHURCH OF am Sund ay even1ng servtce Re\1 James M Mun cy CHRIST - Geo r ge F reder~ck 7 30 Wednesday Btb te siUdy pastor Sunda y school 9 45 supt Serv•ce week ly 9 30 I 7 30 p m am mornng worsh ip 11 am on Sunday Pr:ea ch tng LAUREL CLIFF FREE OLD DEXTER BIBLE a m even ing wors h p 7 30 t.rs t and lh.rd Sun d eys of METHODIST CHURCH CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Rev Prayer meef1ng Tues day mon th by Cl•lford Srn th 9 30 R~v F loyd r Shook pas tor Ron Terry pastor Sun day 7 30 p m Young peopl es am Lloyd Wr~ght Sunday School HOBSON CHRIST IAN Supt schoo l 10 am Mrs Wo rl ey meet ing 1 30 p m Thur sday Morn ng Wo r s h p 9 30 Franc rs su p e r •nt en den t UNION - Da rr e ll Doddnll MIODLEPD~T FI~ST a m s unday School 10 20 a Mornr ng worshJp 11 a m BAPTIST - cornerS xth and pastor ¥Jnday School 9 30 m dn esday P r ayer and Sunday event ng servtce 7 30 P a lme r Leb r ard Gt lm ore f1rst Btb le We the Re\1 P e te r am St udy 7 30 p m Sun da y GRAHAM UNITED G r anda! pastor Da nny elde r even•ng .serviCe, 7 30 eve n •ng worshtp 7 30 p m METHODIST Pr eac hing T homp son su permt e nd e nt p m Wednesday pray e r Choir Pr act1ce Thur s day 7 p 9 30 a m f1r st and secon d Sunda y Sc hool WMPO Rad o m ee t 1ng 7 30 p m MORIAH CHURCH OF MT Sund ays of each m onth third program 7 45 a m Sund ay DEXTER CHURCH OF and fourth Sundays eac h School, 9 15 a m Mo rnmg GOD - Racme Ro ute 2 Th e CHRIST - Cha rl es Russe ll Rev Ch a rl es Hand pastor month worShip se rv 1ce a t 7 30 wo r Sh iP 10 15 a m Youth Sr m•ntster Norman C Wttl p m Wed nesday e\'en•ngs at ac!lvltu~s and fellowship for Sunday school 9 45 a m sup! Sunday school 9 30 7 30 Pra yer a~;:~d Btb le Study 11 am 1u nt or and sen .or h1gh morn1ng worsh tp am worsh•P se rvtce 10 30. Tues d ay am SEVENTH ' DAY AD srudenrs 6 p m Sunday Eve n 1ng se r viCeS B1b le st udy Tuesday and r r td ay 7 JO p m VENT IST Mulberry He 1g hts eve n mg worstup 7 30 p m 7 JO p m BEARWALLOW RIDGE Road Pomeroy Pa s to r Mtd w ee k p rayer se r\lt ces REORGANIZED CHURCH ~ CHURCH OF CHRIST Doug OF JESUS CHRIST OF Gera rd Se ton Sabba th School We dn esday 7 30 p m se anH'In m•n•ster f3 bt c Supe r,nlendenl Cla ra CHURCH OF CHRIST , LATTER DAY SAINTS mo rn tng Portland Me In ty re Sabbath Sc hool M•ddteport Sl h and Ma1n study 9 10 a m Racine Road wors/l•P 10 ""10 a m even•ng Satu rd ay a fternoon a1 2 ()0 Geo rge Glaze m•n• s t e r Wil l a m Ro ush pas tor Denny Wednesday w1 th worsh •P serviCe Ja m es Shee ts s uper 1n wor s h tP fl P m Evans Sunday Sch o ol fotlowtn q at 3 15 te nd en t B1bl e sc ho ol 9 30 n1nh 1 f\ •blc s tudy 6 PIll 0 r ector Sun d ay Schoo l 9 30 am morn1ng worSh ip 10 30 ' MT OLIVE CHURCH RUTLAND FIRST BAP am Mon11ng worsh•P 10 30 a m eve ntnQ worsh 1p 1 30 Long Bottom Sunday Schoo l TIST CHURCH - Rev Roger am s unday eve n nfl se r v 1ce prayer serv •ce 7 p m Wed 10 am w•Th W11ta rd P golf Ford J r pa stor Drewy 7 p m Wednesday COJen ng nes day ., s up t Evangei1ShC message Go re supl Sunda y school prayer se rv iCes 1 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH each Sunday even ng 1 30 by 9 30 am mornm g worsh•P BETHLEHEM BAPTIST OF THE NAZARENE - Re v E lder Ru sse ll Ct me m mt s ter Rev Earl Shul er pastor 10 45 a m Don Cote pa s tor Mrs Mary of th e Aposlol•c Fa dh 13tble Wo r s htp se rv tce 9 JO am Lath ey Sunday school s upt !-.tudy Wednesday 1 JO P m THE HILAND CHAPEL ~ u nd ay sc hool tO 30 a'""' ST tV ERSVILlE COM B1ble sru ay ano IJri:lver Geo rg e Casto pastor Sunday Su nday schoo l 9 JO am MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday ser vtce Thur sd ay 7 30 p m Schoo l 9 30 a m evenm g morntng worship 10 30 am 10 .3m worS h tp 7 30 Thu rsday Su nday evangel st •c meetmg school se rv ce CA~LETON CHURCH P r ayer meet ng Thursday 7 Kmgsbury Road Gary K 1ng e venmg pray e r se r v ICC 7 30 1 30 p m Prayer meetmg WP dn es day 7 30 p m p r'l l Sund ay eve nmg se r v ce pa s tor Sunday schoo l 9 30 om am eventng worsh• P 7 30 UNITED PRESBYTERIAN 7 c m C H URCH OF RACINE APOSTOLIC MINISTRY OF MEIGS ZION p m pr aye r m ec t ng wed COUNTY - Dw1ghtL Zav1tz , CHRI ST Pomeroy nesday 7 30 p m CHURCH T homas L Harr . sonvllle R o ad M 1k e Ho lmes pa sto r E \la n gelrst rc d irec tor LONG BOTTOM HARRISONVILLE PRES Gtrton . pasto r Bill McEl roy se rv ce Sunday 7 30 p m CHRISTIAN - Bruce Smtih prayer meet ng Tu esday 7 30 BYTERIAN Rev Sund &Y SCt"\00 1 s upt Sunday pastor Wallace Dam ewood p m f?,,bte study Thursday Ern es t S tr~ c kl 1 n pas tor sc hool 9 30 a m mornmg Su p t B bl e Schoo t 9 30 a m 7 JO p m s unday chur ch school 9 30 worsh1p and commun.on Preac h tng serv1ce 10 45 am a m Mrs Homer Lee sup! 10 30 a m Sunday even.ng No even1na se rv •c e MIDW AY COMMUN IT Y mornmg worship 10 30 youth Chrt s t1an Endeavor HYSEll HUN FREE C Hurch at Lang s ville MIDDLEPORT _ Sunday 6 30 p m wors htp serv1ce CHURCH Sunday Sc hool 10 a m B1b le d 7 30 p m Wednesday METHODIST st udy Wednesday 1 30 p m school 9 30 a m R cha r evenmg prayer meet 1ng and Re v Paul Nevu te pastor ~ unday cc; hoot 9 30 am Church se r viCes Saturday at Vaughan sup! Morn•ng B•bl e s tudy 7 30 p m 7 30 p m Youth meet ngs at worshp IOJOam ST JOHN LUTHERAN Mo rnmg serv tce 10 30 am 6 J5 p m 7 p m w tlh Ro scoe and SYRACUSE Morntng CHURC H P tne Grove The youth se r v 1ce EOJ ,i ng Cit SIIC SCrV ICC 7 30 p rl'l Be l.nda Frte le aders worsh tp 9 a m Sunday Re\1 Wt llla m M 1ddleswarth Thu rsday . s ctwol 10 a m Mrs Samp son Pa sto r Church s e r v 1ces 9 30 P r ayer m ee t ng FAITH TABERNACLE 7 30 p m Halt s upt a rn s und ay Sc hoo l 10 30 am C HURCH Bail ey Run FREEDOM GOSPEL RUTLAND CHURCH OF BRADBURY CHURCH OF Road Rev E mme ll Rawso n GOD Rev Jam es 0 CH R 1ST - El•b le Sc Mo l 9 30 MISS ION a t Oa ld Knob Rev pas lor Handley Dunn su p t Guynn pastor Su nday am morntng wor s hiP 10 30 E J Grdfllh su pt o t ch urch Su nday school 10 am sc hoo l 10 a m Sunday am s unday e\ie n tng worsh•P Rev L R G l uosencamp Su nday even 1ng serOJ ce worsh tp 11 am Sunday se r v ce 7 p m cho r prac t rce pastor Roger Wt l lfred Sr 7 30 Btb le tea c hmg 7 30 eve n• nQ servtce 7 p m V.ednesday 1 p m Rev Jef f Sunday Schoo l sup t Sunday schOO l 9 30 a m prayer p n Thursday We dnesda y worsh•p se rv1 ce f.lanson Paslor mec tmg Tuesday 7 30 p m 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST youth m ee t ng 6 p m Sunday HAZEL COMMUNITY Rev r reelanct Norr s pastor tea d e rs Ada van Me ter and c und a y sch ool 10 am CHURCH Near Long Grella StJttl e s unday cvenmg Ch ur c h servtce 7 p m Bottom Edsel Hart pastor ? p n lhro u~ h Wednesd ay l) tb le .... tudy 7 wo r sh p Sunday sc hool 10 a m wm te r mo nth s Chur ch 7 30 p m prayer om MT HERMON CHURCH RACINE CHURCH OF THE me e t ng 7 30 p m Thursday THE UN I TED NAZARENE - Rev John A OF MIDDLEPORT PEN BRETHREN IN CHRIST pa s tor Sunday Rev Hayman was ptamst TECOSTAL - Th rd Ave th e Cof fm an Ja mes H Leac~t pastor Sc hool 9 30 a m Gera ld Sunday Wt ll•am Kn ti el pastor sc hool 9 JO a m Mrs Kennetb Thetss IS a Rev ll s sup t Morntng wors h p We Ronald Dugan Sunday School Ru sse tt Spenccrr s upl 10 JO a ni Sunday eve n 1ng mediCal pat1ent at Holzer Supt Classes for a ll ages Wor s hip se rv iCe 10 45 a m w o r Sh ip 7 30 Prayer eventng ser\ltce 7 30 B1b le Ev en mg worshtp atternat.ng Med1cal Center study Wed nes aday 7 30 meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p W1lh C E ar 7 30 p m on m p m youth serv•ces Fr1day Sunday Prayer mee ltn g 7 30 Mrs Mabel Brace and Mrs RACINE FIRST BAPTIST p m We dnes da y 1\ lfr ecf 7 30 p m Don L Walker Pastor MIDDLEPORT Wo lle lay lea de r Cora Birch v1s1ted W1111e Ronne Sal se r Sunday sch ool FREEWill BAPTIST WHITE'S CHAPEL Cross, J1m Jacksoh and Jos1e Corn er Ash and Plum Noel su pl Sunday sc hool 9 30 Cootvrlt e RD Rev Roy am m ornmgwo rs h tp 10 40 • Pickens at Arcadia Nursmg Herrmann pastor Saturday Dee te r pastor Sund ay sc hool am Sun day even1ng evenmg serviCe 7 30 p m 9 30 a m worsh1p se r vtc e Home a rece nt Sunday worship 7 30 WednesDay 10 30 a m Btbl e s tud y a nd Su nday sc hool 10 am eve n.ng B1ble s tudy , 7 30 Mr a nd Mrs Bill Sunday even mg worsh •P 7 30 prayer se r v •c e WedneSdilY 7 30 om McKenzie, Ph1l, Jeff and pm DANVILLE WESLEYAN RUTLAND MEIGS JoZJe, of Gallipolis s penl Rev Le lon Gla su r e pastor RUTLAND CHURCH OF COOPE~ATIVE PAR ISH 1 unday Sc hool 9 30 am CHRIST Rod Kasler SWlday Wllh Mr and Mrs THE UNITED yout h and tun o r youth ser pa s to r v H Bral e y Sunday METHODIST CHURCH Roy R•ffle v•ce 6 15 p m eve ntng s unday s ' h oo 1 Robert T Bumgarner. worsh' 1p 1 30 p m pray e r sc hool s up! Mrs Caroline Miller VIS! led 0 trector and or a •se Wednesday 7 30 9 J O am wor s h• P se rl!' "e and commu niOn 10 30 am POMEROY CLUSTER Mrs Florence Adams at 1 Rev Robert Hayden p rllVER RUN FREE youthn1eCt 11l Q 6p m Sunday Letart Falls Thursday, Feb R ev 0 Wm Sydenstncker BAPTIST _ Miles Trout even1ng serv 1ce 1 regular CHESTER .._ WorShiP 9 15 pas 1or Sunday Sc hoo l 5 10 boa rd meet ng 1 h ~r d Satur a m Churc h School 10 a m L~ Mit tday7p m Mr and Mrs EdisOn m eo n I er ~ ~ u p RUTLAND COMMUNITY a POMEROY WorShip Evening serv1ce 7 P m CHURCH _ su nday School 10 30 a m Church Sc hoo l 9 15 Brace v1s1ted thetr son, Mr ~r~y er meetmg Thursday 7 9 30 a m worsh•p serv \ce 1 I am UMY F 6 30 p m and Mrs James Brace a nd ENTERPRISE- WorShiP CHESTER CHURCH OF a m Wednes day prayer children m Crown C1ty 9 a m Church School 10 a m GOD-Rev Bobby Porter , meettng 7 JO P yo::,th ROCK SPRINGS pas tor s unday s choo l 9 3U serv•ces Sunday P Saturday and spent Sunday Worsh •P 10 am Church am worShip serviCe 11 Sunday n tgh1 wor s h1 p 7 30 w1th Mr and Mrs Fred School 9 am UMY F 6 30 am even rng serOJICe 7 30 RUTLANU CHURLo ~ om Brace 1n Parkersburg. yoU th se rv1 c e Wednesday TH E NAZARENE Rev FLATWOODS - WorSh ip 7 30 p m Lloyd D Grt mm Jr , pas to r Mr and Mrs Chuck 11 a m Church School 10 a m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Sunday sc ttool 9 30 a m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER W1lhams and Shannon VISited CHURCH Ted Jones worsh1pse r v ce I OJO am Re:v Rob er t Bumgarner pastor Sunday s<::hoo t 9 30 broa dcas t ltve over WMPO relatives m Albany. HEATH - WorSh ip 10 30 am Roy S1gman su p! younq peop les SPrv1c e 6 15 Mr and Mrs Blythe The1ss a m Church Scl'lool 9 30 am rnorn.ng worsh p 10 30 evange l st1 c se rv• ce 7 30 p m UMY F 6 p m VIS ited relal1ves at New ~ und a y eve ni ng serv1ce 7 30 Pray er meeting Wednesday RUTLAND Jeffrey IT'IId week servtce Wed 7 30 p m Mr ss tonary Haven and Mason, W Va , Ge rber Paslor Worshtp nesday 7 30 p m m ee t•ng 7 30 p m t~rst 10 30 a m Church Schoo l 9 30 SWlday Wednesday of mont h am SYRACUSE CHURCH OF MASON COU~TY Mr and Mrs Ed M1ller SYRACUSE CLUSTER ,., 1 ':. C1 r Bflf'Tt ST THE NAZARENE Dale spent SWlday afternoon w1th Rev R1ctlard E Jarv1s ( co nd and !- ~.; '"' r'lrOY 5ts Bass pastor Bob Moore ASBURY WorShip 11 vrday tan Cra 1g pa s tor Sunday schOol supf Sunday Pearl W1llls at Letart Falls a m Church School 9 50 am worsh )p schoo l c lasses fo r all ages sc hoo l 9 15 a m Mr and Mrs Kenneth UMW first Tuesday I I am lratnmg 9 30 a m mornmg worshtp serv•ce FORST RUN- Worsh1p 9 6 30 p m even tng 10 45 a m NY P S, 6 30 p m , unton Turley, Kenny and Kevm. am Church Sc hool 10 am evangeltstic serviCe , 7 30 p m worsh tp serv 1ce 1 30 p m spent a recent Sunday w1th UMW th1rd Wednesday 7 30 M td week prayer meet~ng M1d v.eek pray e r sc rv1c e pm Mr and Mrs Clarence We dn esday 7 30 p m Wed nes day 7 30 p m MINERSVIlLE - WorShip MASON CHURCH OF m tSStonary meehng second Turley at Galhpohs . 10 a m Church School 9 a m CHR 1ST P 0 BO)( 487 M1l ler Wednesday 7 J O p m UMW th trd Monday 7 30 p m Rev and Mrs Don Lee ' t Maso n W Va Sunday UNITED FAITH NON SYRACUSE Church l1 •ble St udy 10 a m WorS hip DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Walker and children, School 9 30 am worshtp Ro bert Sm •lh n a s tor Sunday 11 a m and 7 p m B1ble <; !u dy Rexanna and Ricky have serv 1ce 7 30 p rn scho ol 9 30 a m class Wed n esday 7 p m 1 Vo c al SOUTHERN CLUSTER moved from Swnrnersv1lle, l ca~ c r Leo HJII worsh•p mu s tc Rev Howard Sh•veley FIRST SOUTHERN se rv rce 10 30 a m c h urch W Va , mto the parsonage Rev Steven Wtlson BAPT IST Corner of '"•ec ond . 710pn• Rev Zelia l(.ruszewskl and assumed h1s dulles as EDEN UNITED and ..\ nd e r son Mason Pastor BETHANY ........ (Oorcas l ~·o tt e r Clo ud Sund a y sc hoo l BRETt-iREN IN CHURIST pas tor of the F1rst Baptist Worship 9 30 am Church E ld e n R worsh•P S~" rv• ce t I Blake pa s to r 'I t.'J an Ch urch Sunday, Feb 15 School 10 30 a m a 111 and 7 JO p m Week l y ~ unday Sc hoo l 10 am CARMEL Church Schoo l r1 bl e s t udy Wed nesday 7 30 Howa rd McCoy supt The Esther C1rcle met 9 30 a m WorShip 10 30 a m p 11 1 h' orn1n9 sermon II am Monday evemng, Feb 9 w1th 2nd and 4th Sundays MASON ASSEMBLY OF ~ unda y niQhl se rv1 c'es APPlE GROVE- Sunday Ch r rs l• an fndeavor Mrs G rella Simpson as 7 JO GOO Duddn1g La m: f 1 a son SchOOl 9 30 am WOrShip 7 30 p m W Vc1 Chester l c nnanl · ong se r viCe ' p m host.,ss m her home The p m lsi and 3rd Sunday s Pa stor <,unday 'C hoat Y IS Prr.HhlnQ 1\ 10 p m Mt d Prayer meetmg Wednesday meehng opened w1th group a "' Ch ldr c n ~ Church t, I', •r L r> rayer m ecl•ng 7 30 p m f e! 1owsh1p supper p n • Young Puople s S('rv• te dnf'sday 7 p m Ra y smgmg of "Give of Your Best f•rs t SatUrday 6 p m UMW 6 I.'J p m E V<iiHJei•S' tC ll~ll 1S l ay leader 2nd Tuesday 7 30 p m to the Master " and dE!vot10ns Wome n s CHURCH OF JESUS Sc rv• ce 1 30 p m LETART - Chur ch CHRISJ I ocate d a t M1 sslo nary Co unc il 10 a m by Mrs Dorolhy Fladgley , ScEAST hool 1sr 2nd 3rd ~ undays kutla nd on New L•ma Road ftr s rtnd •h rd 1 uesdavs followed w 1th a buswe s s 9 30 a m rourlh Su nday ne)(t to 1 or cs l t.c re Pa rk Prayer and Utble S• udy 30 a m WorshiP 2nd R ev Wednesday l J O p m Ray Rou se pilsto r sess1on after which a ~10unday 1 30 p m 41h Sunday J.(obcrt N'<ussc r Sunday Sc hool program by Mrs Edna 9 30 am Prayer Meet1ng ~Sllp t :-. unday SC hOO l 10 ]Q Wednesday 7 30 p m UMW Pickens mcluded letters from a 111 wo r s h •P 7 10 p 1 I lb te tii\I.:IFUI I .. 11 1 1st Tu esday 7 30 p m s tudy l."iO dt P5d1V 7 , 0 p m CHf"IST lllll'lr• S!•il l \ 1 ~0 n mtsswnanes and readmgs on WESLEYAN - (F(:&c•ne ) p r 1 1" ~ ('r ,llllr(I<1Y Ill\ t 1IH ' ~'ev lv• ll lilr11 Cum pbtll \ unday ~c hoot 10 a m "I..mcoin" after the group lJ tSif' r ' lll {i¢~V 'crooo l 9 30 ' p Wo rsh 1plta nt Jr LIMY~ HEMLOCK GROVE t 1 <1t t." H~;qllcr, s.u pl sang ~' M y Prayer 0 • Mrs Wednesday 3 30 p m Rtble CHRISTIAN Roger (V f'f1 IH J ";I rVIC.I. 7 JO pIll Helen Sunp son closed the Study Thursday 1 p m Chotr Watson pastor Wallace I, df\P "fjrty e V1.. 11 1n q prt1YC ; Pract 1c f' Thu r sday B p. m meetm'"g wtlh praye t 'Ourtng 1 "' 11 q 1 •o p ,,., You t h Brad ford . sup t , morning LETART FALLS - Church w,prshtp 9 30 church school , Y• r ~,.. r v•C( {,let\ luC'scJ,"ty a fellowship hour , Mrs ' c:hool 1st ?n d 3rd <, undays 10 30 . young peoples • "' l h'\ H W l11Sll 10 IS am .tth Sunday 9 15 meet rng, 6 30 p m , e'llenmg S imp son, hostess , se r ved (J ~t,J l' lt ,,.;l(t • va F.! I Wo rsh1p lsi 2n d 3rd worsh ip , 7 30 p m ' )' r v , ,q , HO St h<lr Btble deh cwu s re fre s hments tu am Su nday s 9 l .S am 4th study, Wednesdav. 7 30 p m o 1 tl oly d · vo l 'I 0 I 1 Sunday 7 30 p m four le< n Th e 1able was I 1 1y1 1 ilnll I d) If' SI\Jd y M I Ni l N I STAR f Ol 1,1q r Pr()y(' r J. r R II lol th :.J !)p t t 1 loveh v. 1th a ce n1t•!pll!lf> of WoMORNING r Sh ip 9 30 am Church , , , ~(I 1 r 111 il ,, ()r I !Ill 1\o <;t 1\r Ol <, p 1 tS' red dtiCI "1 11 1e rarn,d ltJI! s ,~r1 d School 10 30 am Mid Week o 13 a rn 1! llr !:.li<IY 1 , unda\' cvc n 1ng '' Serv •ce Wednesday 8 p m bhu • If" II• " wor ~h tiJ ' P rTl YOU FlE TE-LLI~G ME ZE~ ~E'Z HAS SEEN HIDIN6 OUT I>J THAT MU>/IIA'I CA5E i'OIZ. Z.O YE ARS? K Yost, president, opened the meehng w1th the theme song "Lord, Speak to Me, That I May Speak" and prayer Mrs Martha Lou Beegle used " Btcentenmal" for her devotwnal program Scr1plure Ps 33 12-22 Readmgs, "Oyster or Eagle" and "ThiS IS My Country" and prayer The group sang "My Country, TIS of Thee" "' " After a busmess sessiOn, Mrs Nondus Hendricks , vtce president of Chnsllan Service, conducted the Love Gift Ded•calton w1th a med1tahon on 23rd Psalm and scnpture Ps . 23 The offermgs of the Circles were presented by Olhe Mae Cozart and He len Simpson which was $116 10 Mrs Hendncks gave the ded1catwn prayer Mrs Yost mtroduced M1ss Susan Flesh- man, hbranan at Pomeroy, who spent len years, wh1le growmg up , m Rhodesia w1lh her '" " ~· _, ,. ,, I' ' ' '•" '" "' ' . parents who were Educatwnal M1ss10nanes Miss Fleshman spoke about the country and s howed slides Members v1ewed the many thmgs brought bac k to thts country such as baskets, beads , handwork, etc Nmeteen members and one guest were served refreshments m the basement dmmg area durmg a fellowship hour by Ruth C•rcle members Tables were beaullful w1th the B1centenma l theme w1th red, wh1te and blue decorations. Mrs Austm Wolfe , leader of Cub Scouts and Rush Philson and Austm Wolfe, leaders of Webeloes, attended F1rsl Baptist Church Sunday mornmg for worhs1p serv1ce WJih their scouts m a body Tbe church welcomed the ir presence Rev Earl Shuler, Ollie Mae Cozarl and Grella Simpson attended Rw Grande Assoclallon Trustees meetmg 10 Rio Grande, SAturday The "Happmess Class ' gave a program on Love Sunday evening The c hildren sang and portrayed " Love" by giving scripture verses whiCh was very well , done Teachers were Mrs .Jmnle Salser and Ml " Vtc k \f Cummms M• ::.. Ltlhe:w E)(AcTL.V! IN SUS PE~DED ANIMATION - AS HIS PAU.;HTEIZ. ZOE HAS TOLD YOU 1 TO ENSURE: Hl5 REVIVAL.· I EVE~ SENT ANOTHER FLASK OF FLUID TO PILTDOWM UNIVER.;ITY I~ AMERICA! AL.l RlbHl '/, MA'i I HMr::: JUST Ml ATTEMPT AT ~E;VIH 10 I..CJC>Sf.t-1 '/OJ up 1 ~OUI< Tr:::~IOIJ, PL.rA?f' ¥A 6 t94 "'K 7 32 Ne1 lher vulnerable Many a v11lage began al the crossroads Most towns grew up around the mlers ecllon ol two 1mpor1ant thorou g hfares. And the vas l Cities wh1ch now light Jhe penetratiOn of traff1c w11h beltways lhruwa ys and by- pa 'les were themse lves spawned by lhe very h1ghways they would West Our c•v• h za hon IS largely the produc t of men s encounler w1th men al the c ros s roads of geography s o c 10iogy, h1stor y and sc 1ence LITTLE I p;..;.;..__.;.;:_::..;....;, HOLDS HIM 6 '1" ALlEY 0 RAY'S TV & HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Sales.- Qua sar- Servr ce Ph. 949 3151 GAUL'S MARKET BY TilE WAYI HtAR YOUR fX W\FE, PEG 15 DOING. ALL' RIGHT FOR HERSELF NOW- I ALWAYS FEL"T spades?" SORR'( FOR South won the diamond lead and rattled off four rounds of trumps while West c huc ked two hearts and East two hearts and a club Then South cashed dummy s other h1gh d1amond ruffed a diamond , cashed the ace and kmg of hearts and dummy s last trump He diScarded a club THAT ONE- I MEAN Y'BETTER HOPE 'TH ' SWAMP PEOI>J..E JX)!;'T -rAKE A LII(ING <0 HER' f'EOI>J..E "' • ACROSS I New Hamp- 40 Squirrel 41 EngliSh • shire nver 5 Shce of , bacon II Ambuscade 12 Moss Hart •• 992 21S6 book (2 wds.) WAID CROSS SONS STORE •• REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES DUDLEY'S Two Locations 59 N Second Sf Mtddlepori,.O 46 Court 51 Galhpolts , 0 214 E Marn LjOUr Be sure •• pipe and to wr1te 1 qlasses' Ftll All Doctors Prescr1pf1ons 992 29Sl Pomeroy 100 E Mam ' •• 17 Turf 18 Played 4 Unclose (poet.) 5 Jacob's wife 6 Felt pam 7 As wntten (mus) 8 Oldfashioned (hyph. wd.) Yeslerday'sAaswer 9 Glut 10 Frailer 16 Astound l9 Surf sound Z2 Untroubled 23 Cherry var1ety 24 Extend beyond 25 DIS8greeable %7 Ooze Z9 Play part 30 Scott heroine 31 Songstress, Della 36 Something for tat 37 Cereal plan~t -r.::-., enclosure • Ph 992 3486 sprite 3 Well-to-do Zl Nepalese U Teller's • BLUE & GRAY RESTAURANT W~ movie Silkworm - SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY Accusation 20 Assam Ph 992 5130 2 "Tempest" rtver foolsies Pomeroy DOWN I Personnel (2 wds) 11 ~ GASOLINR ALLEY rtver clientele ;0;~~~~::=~~;'rr~~~~~~~;~~~~~~D~~~~~~~~' 15 Iron <Fr.> And • monkey 13 EngliSh 14 Groce nes & General Merchandrse Rae me Ph 949 S772 (For a copy of JACOBY MODERN send $1 to "Win at Bfldge, c / o thrs newspaper P 0 Box 489 Rad10 C1ty Stst•on New York, N Y 10019) by THOMAS JOSEPH SWAMP • Pomeroy Thts law has no basts m play It was mvented by Ely Culbertson some 45 years ago when he needed somethmg to wnte about There IS nothmg to 11 If your s1de holds nme spades the other four will d1v1de 2-2 exactly 40 7 per cent of the lime Irrespective of how your hearts, diamonds and clubs are d1v1ded ~Mr'Md' OOP • •• THE SUNDAY TIMES-SE.NTINEL Nattonwtde Ins urance Co of Columbus 0 307 Sprmg Ave Pomeroy Ota 1992 -2318 A Toronto reader asks us what we lhmk of the law of Qt CEASE S KtD~APPt ti<4- W1th the hope 1t will, in some measure , foster pnd h~lp sustam thai whtch 1s good'" family and community ltfe. th1s feature IS sponsored by the busmess firms and organizations whose names appear below P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Pass South looked over dummy and thought to himself, " Why - - - -.. does everythmg happen to SMEWASA FORGET IT 1 me? Why couldn't I be allowNICE KID AND GET ME ~OUC.H PETE THAT KtD• ed to play a sare and sure SIX ORPHAN ANNIE-WHERE ~y TRYIN4 TO HOLD HIM SHE 5 ALREADY IN CONTEMPT Of COuRT IF S HE Copyughl 1976 Keoster ,f-~A~d~~rt~•=':'~S~oN~<~o--loo:_:S~"'::'_'"~'g~v'~'•::'"-;"--:;;:-~:-::;=-'"'~"P~'~:':'~"'~"~~::d~b~y~lm ~A~m:::'..:"~'":;"~~;;';;""' i;;;•-:":._ Chester Ohto Pass Pass By Oswald & James Jacoby ~ORCE,I'll C U~ t Rae me East chucked h1s last heart and West the )ack of diamonds The moment of deciSion had arrived East and West were known to hold five clubs between them The SIXth card was the e1ght of diamonds Both East and West had diScarded m a manner to make at Impossible for Soulh to know where the e1ght of dmmonds was They also had g1ven no clues as to the locatiOn of the really •Important club queen You readers can all see that queen of clubs 1n the East hand As for poor South, he went wrong and played West for the queen of clubs symmetry LI'ITLE ORPHAN ANNIE When you h ear the church bells next Sunday r e m e mber it IS goo d to hv e a ll he C rossroads where Chnst touches al l human relationships wtlh H1s power and l ove Ph 949 9S91 South /le)J giO n Thai 1s th e encoun ter of men w1th God' II h as co nstantly offered pos1t1ve, c onslrucllve approaches to th e problems thai su rround th e other 1ntersec t10ns m t1me and expenence ' North East Pass 4 N T Pass 5 N T Pass 711> Pass Openmg lead - now escape Rae me .6 WEST EAST • 94 .. J95 3 ¥ Q 10 B 4 2 • Q J 10 8 6 • 732 ... 9 4 ... Q 8 65 SOUTH 101 • A Q 10 8 3 " Z3 Boston's - ~ Pomeroy InU. . 6 oo-Sunrlse Semester 8,10 6 30-Film 4 , Matters of Life 6, TV Classroom 8, Treehouse Club 10, Kentucky Afield 13 7 DO-Saturday Report 3; Farm Market 4, Eddie Saunders 6 ; Treehouse Club B. U S Farm Report 10; Devlin 13 7 30--Bul\wmkle 3, 1 Dream of Jeannie~. Jetsons 6, Vegetable Soup 15, Dusty's Treehouse 8; Man From c 0 s I to. Make a Wish 13, Mister Rogers 20 8 oo-Emergency Plus 4 3.~. 15, Hong Kong Phooey 6,13, Pebbles & Bamm Bamm 8, 10, Sesame 51 20 8 , 3~Joste & the Pussycats 3,~.1S; Tom & Jerry 6.13, Bugs Bunny-Road Runner 8, Bugs Bunny & Friends 10 9 oo-Secret Lives of Waldo Kitty 3,4,15, Elec Co. 20 9 3G-Pink Panther 3,4, 1s, Adventures of Gilligan 6, 13, Sc;ooby-Doo 8,10, Mister Rogers 20 10 00-Land of the Lost 3,4, 15. Super Friends 13, Hog Dog 6, Shazam Isis 8,10, Sesame Sf 20 10 3G-Run Joe, Run 3,4,15, Big Blue Marble 6 11 .00-Return to the Planet of the Apes 3,4, 15, Speed Buggy 6,13, Space Nuts 8, 10, E lee Co 20 11 30-Westwlnd 3,4,15, Oddball Couple 13, CBPA Bowling 6, Ghost Busters 8, 10, Mister Rogers 20 12 00-Jetsons 3,4, IS; Valley ol the Dinosaurs 8, 10, Actio" News for Kids 13, Vegetable Soup 20. 12 30-Go USA 3,4,1S; American Bandstand 13 , VIewpoint 8; Fat Albert 10 00-Davld Niven's World 3, Champions 4, Soul Train 6. Children's Film Festival 8,10, Wrestling 15 Lowell Thomas Remembers 33 t Jo-Marshail Basketball 3, Llckety Split 13. Biography 33 .t 2 oo-<:ollege Basketball 3,4, David Niven's World 6, Champions 8, Urban league 10, Film 33 2 3D-Outdoors with Julius Boros 6, Movie "You're Never Too Young" 10, TV Town Topics 13, Valiant Years 33 3 00-Pro Bowling 6, 13, Overseas Mission 8, Family at War 33 3 30-World of Survival 8, 4 oo-<:ollege Basketball 3,4,15.,8, Resourceful West VIrginia 33 4 J~Wide World of Sports6,13, Challenge of lhe Sexes 10, A Btl With Knit 33 s llO-Sports Spectacular 10, What's Cooking? 33 s 30-Gupples to Groupers 33 6 OO-News3,4.8,10, Golf6,13, God has the Answer 15. Black Journal 33 6 ·Jo-NBC News 3,4,15, Rhoda 8. CBS News 10; Lilias YQ!la & You 33 7 00-World at War 3, Lawrence Welk 4, 15, Hee H•w 6,8, Firing Line 33; In The Know 10 Newsmaker '76 13 7.3o-Treasure Hunt 3, Last of the Wild 10, Nashvi lle on the Road 13 8 OO-Emergency 3,4, IS; , Almost Anyth ing Goes 13, College Basketball 6, Jeffersons 8, 10, Rivals of Sherlock Holmes 33 B JO-Doc 8,10 9 oo-Movle "Dirty Harry" 3,4,15, SWAT 13, Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10, Austin City Limits 33 9 3G-Bob Newhart B, 10 10 oo-Bert D'Angelo 6,13, Carol Burnett 8,10, Soundstage 33 • 11 DO-News 3,4,8,10,13, ABC News 6, Wally's Workshop 15; Janakl 33 11 1s--Movle "Savage Season" 6 11 3G-Movle "P J" 3, Saturday Night 4,15, Track Meet 8, Movie "Not With My Wile, You Don't 1" 10, College Basketball 13 oo-Movle "To Ole 1n Paris" 4, Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 6,8 1 15-News 3 1 Jo-Movle "Sabrina" 10; News 13 1 45-Movle "Madigan" 3 3 oo-:Movle "Charlie Bubbles" 4 3 3G-Movle "The Tempesl" 10 3 45-Movle "Valley of Mystery" 3 4 45-Movle "I'd Rather Be Rich" 4 s 15--Movle "Compilhldhs In Nightmare" 3 6 Jo-Salnt 3. " Airport SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT BETSY ROSS BAKERY 27 Betrayed 28 Ran l,llto Z9 Snooze 3Z Homeltte Saws Chester t Pomeroy RACINE FOOD MARKET •• •• Ph 949 1961 Middleport Pomeroy Ph 992-3863 ' . MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W Va. M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER M•ddleport, Oh1o POWELL'S SUPER VALU The Friendly Folks Pomeroy, Oh1o : KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, inC. Tht..>f ~nes t In Mobtle Homes liOu E. M11n Pomeroy PI!. 992 7~34 Midway Marllet-Pome!OJ Ph. 992-2582 Bob's Market-Mason Ph. 773-5721 WILKINSON'S 498 Locust St M•ddleporl Do•t 992 12U • • •w •• •• • .•• • ' GOEGLEIN READY MIX lOI!>EWfTH ..." Ph 992· 3092 f)EfORE I S't'\RT •• . Smal l Em~ l ne Sales & Service honor your word TO e>WSHI -..1.......1.-~r,/G EMINI (Mer 21-.luno 2D) Ideas for maktng or savDAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work 11: Ing yourse lf money today are likely to be be«er than the wellAXYDLBAAXR meaning adv1ce of another Is LONGFELLOW CANCER (Junt 21-.lulr 22) One letter simply >tlnds for another In thiS sample A Is Exercrse self-dtsclpllne tOday used for the three L's, ,_ for the two O's etc Stngle letters, In an area where you tend to opostrophes, the length and formation of lhe words are ell overindulge You can Without spoiling your fun hints Each day the code letters are d1ft'ercnt LEO (Jutr 23-Aug. 22) Hold firm to your terms today 1f you're negot1atmg an rmportant KN A ' V LA H D J• XJDNMDJ N MSD maner, or you'll make some concession you don t have to T N J M S O J make V M N A H F A X, MSD YIRQO (Aug 23-Sopt. 22) SFKVDBT TJGK People you II assocrate with toHGDV SD JDKGPD day will probably be wrappedup In their own Interests and U I.. N J J D B V. - S N V F H F E V NC F A X not eager to hear your woes Yeolenlay's Cryptoquole: IT IS THE LAW OF INFLUENCE TIIAT WE BECOME UKE THOSE WE HABmJALLY A[). LIIIRA (Sopl23-0ct. 23) II you 1ave anythmg Important to diSMIRE. MEN ARE MOSAICS OF OTIIER MEN - HENRY cuss wtth another today af1ecDRUMMOND trng your career or trnances I CAUGHT liE RED - HANDED. 'IE LOW·DOWN, GOOD FER-NOTHIN CHICKEN TH 1EF 8flll5 O'FIRE!! QUITTIN' TIME!! (0 18'7& Klnl fn\ur•• Srmllcat.,. Inc.~ •. I DIDN'T EVEN 6ET AN'( 6i(ADE5 •• • • •• ~ Middle"" ,' SAGITTARIUS (Noo 23-Doc. 21) Usually you re a fairly postt\ve person Today you may entertain salt-doubts You shouldn t Don t be a defeatist CAPRICORN (Doc. 22·Jon. 19) II you're going somewhere today where everyone IS sup posed to pay therr share pass u p a free-toadtng pal AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob 18) Try not to take lull credtt tor something today that another had a hand rn It could cause a problem PISCES (Fib. 20·Morch 20) Don t make last-m1nute cha nges rn your schedule to day What you had m mtnd ongmal!y ts likely to be your best bet CRYPTOQUOTES • • POMEROY, OHIO Ph. 992 2ts6 OKA~:>TAN...!?fl'IRE ME 1HE Dt= rAILS ~ Church and Office Supp lies- Gifts 99 M11t Sf Middleport THE DAILY SENTINEL WORKINe HA& GIVEN HER A NEW DIMENSION . SHE'S NOT THE HOUSE HOLD DRuDGE SHE. USED 10 e>E 5HE:5 &1lMULATlN<3 1 1NTERE5TlN() AND MUCH MORE FUN " ' FRESH PRODUCE& PLANTS 2 Convement Loc::ahons HEINER'S BAKERY W1<'0N(7.. •' Me1gs County Branch 296W Second LAI30R FORCE "' WELS.,I WAe, ~ D•al992 1248 THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS ' & LOAN CO. YOU lli'\t7W HOW MUCH l OPPOSED DIANA RE TURNIN6 10 THE • F ine Food & Serv1ce Locust St make a promise to- 1 find difficult to keep \ be a better person for 1t If Bronze ~ McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE The Stor e with A Heart Ph 949 3342 f-i-t-l;'~';d~;·~;w~ll~h a new acquamtance L (Aprn 20·M•r 201 38 Teasmg 39 Golden and • ' Hell " Dealer Third Sf tree In seventh 37 Girl-watch RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING Dlaf992 2101 ARtiS (Moioh 21-Aprtl 18) If the occasion should occur to '-.c+-+-l:d;;•~,Y~· befriend one wtth whom r:;; have older ttes rather than heav~ .. MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 E Matn 35 Kerm 's Kornet Kerm1l Walton Pomeroy t cold'" 34 MeXIcan NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Middleport, Oh1o ~'It's 33 Mongrel Ph . 98S-J308 MARK V STORE SCORPIO (Ocl 24-Noo. 22) Your Ideas wtl! be good ones today, but the way you tmplement them may leave a little to be des ired Don t be too fo rceful Z6 State RIDENOUR SUPPLY FURNITURE AND HARDWARE Dakers of Gay 90's Bread Middleport Ph 992-3030 Ractne hardy Attend the Chu rch of Yovr Chotce Pomeroy Ph 997 3490 1 Work It out before gQtng on to !rghter toptcs 25 Less fool- BEN FRANKLIN STORE LOUIS W Osborne 220E Mam Pomeroy Ph 992 2178 n; " 20 le 'le nt • n- ln le 's •Y• 'Jr IS n SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21,1976 Bridge reduced to a guess ¥ K7 • AK5 • A J 10 ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Big Halsy" 6,13, Boxing 8,10, Firing Line 20, Masterpiece Theatre 33 10 DO-Pollee Story 3,4,11, News 20, Educational Implications 33 10 3G-Avlatlon Weather 20 11 00-News 3,4,6,8,10,13,15. ABC News 33 11 3G-Johnny Carson 3,4, IS, Rookies 6, 13 , Mov ie "Shaft" 8, Movie " Dracula's Castle" 10. Janakl 33 12 · 4o-Sammy & Co 6, Ironside 13. t 110-M•dnfght Special 3,4,11, Movie " A Blueprint for Murder" 10 1 4G-News 13 2 JO-News 3, Movie " A Gathering of Eagles" 4 3 DO-Movie " King Kong vs Godzllla" 3 4 15-Movle " Work is a Four Letter Word" 3 4 3\)c--Movle "The Smugglers" 4 " 6 IJO-Movle "She Wrote the Book 3 WIN AT BRIDGE •KJ752 Never l ose Sight of the v1tal Crossroads 9 oo-Rocklord Fifes 3.4, IS ;; Movie "Li ttle Fauss and I=RIOAY, FEBRUARY 20,1976 6 00--News 3j4,8,10,1 J , I5; ""'D"- News 6, Zoom 20.33 6 30-NBC News 3,4, 1S, Andy Orlfflth 6, CBS News 8,10; HodgeJ)Od9e Lodge 20, Carrascolenda• 33 7 00--Truth or Cons J, To Tell the Truth 4. Lawrence Welk 8. Bowling for Dollars 6, , Aviation Weather 33, News 10. Don Adams Screen Test 13, Family Affair IS, Ohio Journal 20 7 30--Poder Wagoner 3; Treasure Hunt 4. Candid Camera 6, Evening Edition with Martin Agronsky 20, $21,000 Pyramid 10, To Tell the Truth 13; Pop Goes the Country lS ; Black Perspective onNews News 33 8 oo-Sanford & Son 3,4,15, Donnv & Marte 6.13 Sara 8, 10. Washington Week In Review 20,33 • 3G-Pracllce 3,4 IS, Wall Street Week 20,33 NORTH Racine Social Events By Mrs. Francis Morris The Bertha M Sayre M1sswnary Soc~ely met at F~rst Baptist Church Fr1day evemng, Feb 6 Mrs Mary Fr1dav, Feb 20, 1976 •• •• • J Fob. 21, 1876 Bonds with lrlends of to ngstandtng wtll be strengthened th is coming year Be lhere when you re needed You lllmd you II be repatd 1n the same com 1Nl:WSI'AI't. H t. NTt lti'HI St As.'iN I ' 1 �Tlw Da1 ly Sentuwl. M1ddle po rt- Porncro·. . 0 ~'ml.1: ~-c·h ~. 1976 8 F I N A NC I Al RE P ORT OF T OWNS H IPS Nohce Fo r F tsc a l Y ~.u En d tng Oe ce mb erll 19~.5 Be d fo rd Townstuv M e tg s Cou n t y Cool vt ll e , Oh ro d o • ' ~""' II Feb ;Jl , 19 76 I c erl tf y the t ottow.ng r~oWClr' to be corr ect Helen S'o\arD To wnsh tP Clerk Tel No 61J696 1!16 S U MM AR Y OF CASH B A L A NCE S, R ECEI PTS AND E)(PE NDITU RES Bat a net> Ja n 1 1975 General Fund S 3 838 2'1 Motor Veh1cle L 1cense Ta)( Fund 3.371 51 Gasolr ne 1 ax FunCI 815 38 F et:Jerat Revenue Shar1ng Fund 178 43 To tals 8, 1S9 5~ T otal Rcce 1pt s Ge.-\eral Fund 7 873 38 Motor VehtCie Lrcense Tax F un d .J 67 9 92 Gasottne Tax F und J2 4UO 00 Fe dera f Revenue Sha r mg Fu nd 2 364 00 Total s 28 257 30 T o ta t RNe 1pt s & Ba l anc es GeneraiFund 1171160 Motor Veh,cle L~e e nse Ta~< Fund 8 957 43 Gasol rne Tax Fu nd 13 715 JB Federal Revenue Shar1ng run d 2 54 2 43 Totals 36 426 84 E x pend 1tur es Genera l Fvnd 9 995 75 Motor Ve-h rc te L.1cense Tax Fund 6 438 75 Gasot1ne T ax Fund 12,671 37 Federal Revenue Sharmg Fvn d 2 488 00 Totals 31 59 3 87 Balanc e D ec 31 197.5 Gene r al Fun d 1,715 85 M otor V eh Jc l e L c en se Tax F und 2 518 6A 544 01 Ga solme Tax Fund F ederal Rev.: n ue Shanng Fund 54 4J T otal "B3 2 97 CAS H B A LA N CE R E CEIPTS A ND EXPE N D ITUR ES BY F UN D Ge nera l F un d Ba! Jan 1, 1975 3.838 ll R c c e1pfs Genera l P r oper ty T alol. R eal Est at e and Tr at le r (G r oss ) 3.170 43 Tan gtble P ersonal Propert y T ax ( Gross l 50 62 E s t a t e Tax { G r oss ) 207 I I Lo c a l Governmen t and St ate Income Tax 2 70176 Pe rm tSS 1v e Sa tes Tax 18 75 Oth er ~0 43 In ta n g bf e Tax 1 68J 28 Tota l Rece p t s 7 873 38 Tota t Beg rn n ing B ala n ce P lus Rece rp ts 11 71 1 60 E xpendi tu re s To la t E xpend iture s 9,38 1 21 - A d m1ntsr ra t1 v e - To w n H al ls , Mcm or al B uil d m gs a n d Gr ound s 287 5.:1 - Fr r e Pr o t ectton l 50 00 - Cern e ter re s 177 00 G ra n d Total Ex p Ge n er a l Fu n d 9 995 75 B a t D ec 31 197,:, 1 715 85 To t a l Exp Plu s Ba l ' !l o IHI!ll p For Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds ~ Lolft tuo•l ol1 tH' .l l t 1 t IOII\1 11(1 '>Oill l ,mltQU• ~ • Pt Oct'! ' <1 <; 110 1t1r VOUlll lf'OI('r "ill \11[1il',' I l' tl I I IO I p oll Dl' pOt '>I R ullanll Ptw rH' f 11 '] 16U 'l 70 IT( !,.! li ~,V.,o\0\C,f (,0 SHOOTING MATCH , tust off Rt 7 n e ar Roc~ Spr 1ngs Cemetery Every Sun d ay 17 JO p Employment Wanted W A N f AD S I NF O RMA riON DEA DliNE S S PM Day ()(' f ore Pvbt1c at•on Mo n dav Dead t rn c Y ""'Can ce l la ••on m Cor rect,ons Will b e ac ce ptPd un •tt 9 am fo r Dt~v of Pu bllca t ,on RE GULATIONS TtH• P ub lishe r r eserv es the rnJht •o c d •t or r etec t any ads deem ed o b tect •on at Th e publi sh er Wilt n ot b e res p on Sib l e fo r nrore •h an on e rncorr ect 1nsl'r tron RAT ES For Wa nt A d Ser v1 c e ~ ce n ts j:) er wo rd o n e 1nser !l on MtntnlU m Cha r geS, ! 00 \4 cen •s per Word th r ee 1nser t tons c on secu t rve '16 cen !s p er wo rd StK co n scc ut1 v e rnse rt mn s 25 P er Cent 0 1scou n t on pa 1d ad s and ad s p a td wrthtn 10 day s C A RD OF THANKS & OBITUAR Y \ 2 00 for 50 word llll n rm um Ea ch add1t1 o na l wo r d 3 cents BLIND ADS A ddt ll on a l 25c Ch arge per Ad vert,sem en t O FF I CE HOURS 8 30 a m ro 5 00 p m Dally 8 30 Q m to 17 00 N oo n Satu r da y Phone tod ay 992 2156 1 'q Jfp THERE WILL be an AuctiOn Sale Frraay n 1gh1 dl 7 p m New and used mercha n d•se at Mason Auchon , Mason W Va Constg n rnents Phone (3041 713 5471 '1 19 21c M A KE SU R E yo u ge t eve r y poss1ble deductwn th 1s y ear Have your Fede r a l a nd Sta t e l nc;:o m e T ax re •urn by an accoun ta n t P hon e 997 6113 1 21 52tc I N CO M E: T ax Se rv1 ce Fe d e r al or Stale taxes Phone 992 7128 o r see Wallace R usse ll, Bra d b ur y 1 30 26t c 2 BUI LD I N GS 1 h o use a n d wa r e room tear do wn for lumber P ho ne 992 )658 2 18 6t c Pets For Sale PUREBRE D ~r ~ a t D a ne ! ~ mate 5 yr s o ld ge n tl e needs good h ome Call 99? 3B32 or 992 2639 M etgs Co Huma n e ~oc1ety 7 20 61C BABY SITT I N G 1M my home, Monday a nd T hu r sd a v ev en1ngs I n f ants to seven Phon e 997 3155 . 2 17 4tp For Rent 2 BE D RM mo b rl e h ome , r ea l ntce P hone 992 33 24 2 4 lfc 3 F'U R N IS H E O apt , 5 r oo ms a n ~ b ath I orge b a ck an d f r onl p o rc h w it h ya r d , A lso Fu r v • d iltes p ai d n1sh~d apa n ment 3 rooms and bath w1 th yar d u t rl rlt es pa 1d Cat I be f or e 6 p m 99 2 ?93 7 2 10 3tc W E W t ~ H to exp r ess o ur smcer e th an k s to our m an y frt e nds an d r e l at tve s who w e r e so k1nd to u s d ur1ng the d eat h of ou r moth er an d s ste r . D e lt a D o u g la s es o ec ra ll v R e v Wrt rl am Syde n str• c ke r R ev Gary K n g Rev H er m an Jord an E wrng Fun era l H om e th e pal l b ear er s th e o nes wh o too ~ c ar e of t h e g ra ve th e F l a twoods Com~u n t iY and c hu r c h Jo h n Ba ile y wh o sang and th e m u src t ur n rs h ed by Da r l en e Bu c k l e y all w h o sen t f l ow er s c a r d s mo n e y an d food A lso tha n k s to th ose w ho donated b l oo d S•ncer e ! han k s to H ol .z.e r Hosp rt al and doc tor s Da u g h t er So n 1n law q r and d aug h ter br othe r and SIS Te r ? 20 l i p D AT E March 25 19 76 TIME 7 30 PM E ST P LAC E F1 r e Stat 1on Ra c me Oht O ROOM F urnish ed Apar t ment f or r en t Gard en spa c e ava ila bl e 992 61C1 2 18 Jtc E L EC hom e. eQ u rpped k 1t 2 car c h en 2 bedrooms g ara ge ut ll rt res p r eferr ed no p e-ts re f Ph on e N ew H av en I l304 ) 882 285 2 1 20 Jtp Card of Thanks PU B LIC HEARING NOTI CE SY R A CUSE RACINE R E GIONAL. SEWER DISTR I CT WASTEWATER F A CI LIT I ES PROJECT M EIGS COUNTY, OH I O For Sale SCW IN G of alt k rnd s. dresse s f o r all o c ca ~I Ofl S s la ck s<>ht r ls. n e wborn t a ye t : es , cu rt atnS d r ap es Phon e 99 7 303~ an d ask for D o roth y 1 19 26t c 3 AN D d R M flJrn rsh ed and un furn is hed ap ts Phon e 992 54J4 11 9 • t c ---~- --- -~ CO UNTR Y Mo bil e Hom ~ P a rk R t 33 te n m des north o f P om er oy Larg e lo ts w 1th c oncre te p a t, os Si dew al k s r u nn er s a nd off s tr ee t p a r kr n g Phone 992 74 7 9 12 31 tfc --------- • I., N fd< l dru rn wllt1 d r u m sta nd an d musrc 'i tanft c a se \6'1 Ex(e lt c n t f o r st udl" nt Phon e 949 704S 1 20 3 1p . CO N DITIO N E D hav tor sa l e Sl bale A l so wanted H e r e f ord bu l l s P hone 74 2 787 1 Dc1cr er 2 20 4tp ------------FOR SALE Bicentennial Coins CARPDING estimates on car p et 1ng and installatton We ' ll bnng samples to your horne wtth no oblfgafton . See how you can really save Mtke Young, Manager Sales and lnstallalton Rt 3, Pomeroy, Ohto 45769' Phon~ day or ntght 614-992 2206 1 \4 1 m o CO AL. l1meston e and at I types of sa lt and roc k salt for 1Ce and s now r e m ov a l Ex , c els tor Salt wor k s, East Vta rn St , Pom eroy dhro ..-'ho n e 992 3891 12 7 lfc t:UA L ------~------ - F O R SA L E CA B Coa l Compan y 1 m li e n ortl'l of Ch es h ,r e on R t 7 Pr ck you r own S2 0 p er to n Open 6 da y s p er w ee k or ca ll ( 6 14) 367 733 0 for fu r th er mforma t 1on 1 8 78tc Ple Jt;ag l <~ss T<!ble Tops Mtrrors St orm & Screens FERRELL'S GLASS & HOME MAIN TE NANCE S 1c:t1ng - Vrn y t & A tu m mum Wmdow G l a ss & Gtazrng On I he Job or m Shop P1 c k up and de t •v ery serv tce Call Coll ec t 388·8239 Spec-1allze '" bUild up rooftng & hot ro of s Free E st1mates 10 years ex penence H arve F erre ll B t dwell, Oh10 2 6 I mo 19 75 KAWA SAKI 900, 2, 450 m lies $1 ,950 E x con d 1t1on Phone 742 2068 2 17 61c Auto Sales Rill Estate for Sale 8 ACRE S on Sa l em St , R u tland , Oh i O Phon e 742 2284 2 17 6t c - --~ 3 ----------- BE D RM house In Mtd d lepor t co rner l ot N ew ba th s tory a n d half u t llny room , new c arp e trng and new roof ga r age and work room fru1t ce llar Clos e to SChoo l and s h o pp 1ng $17 500 Phone 99 2 76 24 1 27 261 C 1 - --~- ~~--------- - ---------- -- -------------- Help Wanted La Salle HOTEL Rooms, ~.00 up Special Rates by Week or Month you extra cash for shopp ing spre es ----.------ -------------- Wanted To Buy ----·-------- - --- ----- --- - -- I I I [COP/TE' ] () ALL C'OOiil~ AgE OPEN TO HIM WHO HA$A 6RA5P OF THIS I ' Jumblr•t HotST FAIRY CORNEA (4-.wen tomori"Gwl BECKON Yr1tucl•:r•• AnlwPr: m the 4 BR neighborhood $22 000 Jl;, LOTS - I BR . bath lull basement , por c hes ';\'hy pay r e nt ?) Just $4 ,000 WALK TO SHOP - Large 2 story f rame , 4 BR , Ph ba th s, nt ce n ew k 1f c h en . baseme nt, coa l or gas heat SB.500 71h ACRES - close tn 4 BR bath , carpe ting , paneling, hot wate r N gas h eat. part basement, storage $15.000 5 HILLY ACRES - Noce 3 BR hom e, ba t h n ice Kitc hen. N gas hea t c 1ty w ater , por c he s, s t o r a g e bldg $7,900 RT 143 - CLOSE IN - 2 ACR ES - lovely build ing st t e , utll tl 1es avatlable $4,000 EFFI CIENT SE RV ICE ON THE SALE OF YOUR PROPERTY LIST WITH US TODA Y 992 2259 or 992·256B QUICK 4 droWtlfq '"' or l"r ran,.,, rl.pt t l11f 111 prrPdu rf' -· CARTOON ' TEAFORD Vlrg1t B Sr . Broker llOMec han~e L r • H p a w tor a ll m a k.e s and mod el s of mobil e homes Phone a r ea co d e 614 423 95 31 4 13 lfc -- -·--- - -- ------------\..._ Now at Landmark I' ' ' ·~t,. 'lf!!!it l Automatic Wate• Conditioner ----~- - Bus1ness Opportunities R E S PO N SI BLE P E R SO N w .1n l ed o own and opera t e can dy and con f ec !l on v end 1nQ rou t e Po m e roy and s urr ou nd 1 n~ ar ea Pl e n ~. a n r bu srn ess H g il pro f ,t d en ts Cn n st ar t par 1 1m l' t,u() o r c x: p ert en c e n o t tm iJ ortu n r ....... ... 1 '" " S car an d S960 ca sh , , ,..,_ ., ._ r o r d e l a I s, w r rl e <~n d 11'\ L j .... ... _ , ¥i.J r phon e ~ A I 1011 Sun JOSt' 1\ve Burban k . Cal1 f ornr a Y !'1 0 I 'l 20 31p COOP Model UCXXX , 210.000 Weekly Gr11n Capactfy '299 POMEROY LANDMARk ... PhontW1·211t ~-_ ________ - 3 BR HOME l USt fln1Shect r emo d e ling Salem St , Ru)land Ph o ne 742 23 06 after 4 p m or see Milo B ' Hutc h rnson 1D 9 ttc -ONt: ------------AC.~"<t 6 rms ana Dlltn , 1339 00 Vat .. ...~ Jar.k W. Can~, MOD ER N h om e In Ches ter , 8 rooms , 2 balhs , 1 porc h es . sunporch , 1 ~ basement cltv and we ll water , na t ura l o as, ga rage Pr1ced to se ll Phone (6141 985 4102.. ......... 2 4 He ... Rt 3. Pomeroy , Rose Hill D 1ck Davis p rop er l y, f ull bBs ement , et um , n um s•d.ng Piln e ted S10 ,000 Call Oa k Hill 685 6576 even ings, ~rt. ., .. ... " '186 300-t dAys J. __,_ 5 30 1p ____________ __ Pomeroy, 0 40 Pomeray 1 22 - 1 m ~ WANT TO D&D SAVE MONEY? CONSTRUCTION Take advantage of our J)rtces. Quahty butlt horifes. N1ce lois ava1lable '" nace locattons. From a shelf to <1 hou se, all types of butldeng and remodeling from the foundal1on up Addllrons , carpettng, parntinq, stdmg , roofing , pan elmg paper han g..mg etc BISSELL BUILDERS Ph. (614) 985-4 102 2·12·1 m(). P h 949 -2023 or 84J 2661 2 19· 1 m o R EA D Y MI X C ON '- " c 'd e l rv e r e d r rg h t t o yov r prot ect F a st and ea sy F r ee esT1ma 1es Ph one '!l92 3284 Goegl em Re ady M• x Co , M rdd lep ort Oh to 6 30 t f c H A VE dum p truck and do ze r W 111 do haut 1n Q and ex cava t m g P hon e ( 6 14) 66 7 J3 19 or 667 3333 2 20 4 1( Q UA LIF I ED au t omob i le mcc han1 c lo ok 1ng for w o rk In own ga r ag e Reaso n able r a tes Ccu r 992 712 0 a ft er 5 00 2 20 41p EL WOO D BO WER S R EPA IR - Swe e p ers toa ster s Ir o n s a lt sm all a pp ltan ces L a w n m ow er n el!:t to Stat e H1g h w ay Ga ra ge on Rout e 7 Ph on e ~ a s 3825 4 16 lf c -SE- P T I C E;t(C A V A T t N G dOl er loa-u t:l and b ac Kh o e woo. sep t ,c l a nks m s t a ll ed d ump truc k s and lo b oys f or h1re w rll n a u l fiH dirt to p soli li me stone an d gravel Call Bo b or Ro g e r J eff er s day p hon e 9Q2 7089, n 1ght p h o n e 992 352 5 or 99 2 5732 2 1 1 tt c - ----T A N K S c l ean e d -~-- Modern Sanllat10 n or 992 7 J 4'il 99 2 39511 --- E XCAV A TIN G do ze r and d1f c h er b ac kho e Charl es R H a tfi eld Ba c k Hoe Se rv 1c e Rutland Ohl o Phon e 742 70 08 l1307 8tc ----D & D TRE E ------'---~- Trr mm1 n g 20 y ear s ex pt!r lence In su r ed f ree eslim a tes Ca ll 992 238 4 or ( 6 14 1 698 7757 A lb an y tO IS tf c L UCK ETT F arm E qutpm ent , We ~ t Wash ngton Sl , A l ban y P t1 on e (614 ) 698 3032 or 69B 7881 7 18 26tc -- -------- SEWI N G M AC HIN E Repa1r s serv 1ce , a lt m a k es 992 2284 T, e F abrt c Sh op, Po m er o y Au th or iZed Smg er Sa les and Se r v i ce We sha rpe n Sc ,ssors .) 29 tfc P A PER ha ng tn g pa m ttng , p anelm g , etc P hon e 949 20 23 2 18 12tp INTER I OR and ex t e rtor paml No 10b too small Phon e 949 237 9 2 18 4t c Comple te Se rvic e Phone 949 2487 or 949 20 00 Racm e ' Oh lo Cr1 t t Bradfor d IO 9 H e 0 DELL A ltnem en t located be h ind R ulland Grad e Sc hoo l T un eup br a ke s w h ee t balan cmg al.nement Pnone 74 22 004 11 16ttc ------------ downspouts Storm doors and wtndows r emod el mg pa 1n11ng and genera l repa1r Sal lsfact•on g uaranteed Ca ll (6 14) 985 380 3 for fr ee es t l mal c 2 13 6fp RED DOG li m es ton e, j;lfav- e t and f i ll dir t detav er ed Phone B1ll Pvlhn s, 99 2 2478 2 19 26tc --------------LET US DO IT!! · nuttee reports were g1ven and fund raismg plans were discussed . New cards were on display and can be purchased from members Present were Clarice Allen, Sheila Taylor, Opal Eichinger, lnzy Newell, Ethel Orr, Cleo De Tray. Clara Conroy, Margaret Christy, Opal Wickham , Erma Cleland, Opal Hollon, Ge<X'giO Smith, Betty Newell, Jean Sexson and Peggy Smith. Recent callers of Mr and Mrs . Ross Cleland have been Mrs J S Dav1s, Mrs. Daryl Well, Tuppers Plams, Earl Frecker, Pomeroy, Vernon Cleland, Columbus, Brenda and Beth, McDame l Groveport, Mr and Mrs. Norman Will, Rutland, Mr. and Mrs Arthur Orr, Mrs Gladys Croy, Mrs Letha Wood and Mrs. Roy Chnsty, all local. Mrs Lmda Wes!John 1s spending several wee~s w1lh Mr and Mrs Bruce Myers while her husband IS 1n trammg m upper New York state Mrs Helen Nelson and Mrs Audrey Woode recently called on Mrs. H1lda Car· nahan and Mrs Della Carnahan, Oak Hill Mrs Letha Wood and Mrs Roy Christy called on Mr and Mrs Don Betzmg, Hemlock Grove , Tuesday Dinner guests of Mrs. Jessie Weber on Sunday m observance of her b~rthday were Mr and Mrs. Carl Offutt, Columbus, Mr and Mrs Opha Offutt, Mr and Mrs. Roy Grueser, Pomeroy, and Mr and Mrs Arthur DeTray, local D D Cleland and Mrs Carpenter, Columbus, ca lled on Denzel Cleland and Mr and Mrs Ross Cleland on Wednesday. Mr and Mr s Ernest Fisher, Wooster , were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy C~ri s ty Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Hobart Newell were Mr. and Mrs Denms Long and Bilhe Joe and Mr. and Mrs. John Newell, Jeff, Scott and Misty Dinner guests of Mr and Mobile Homes For Sale 501 NYLON 1970 MOBILE hom e 50 x 12, 2 bedrm pa r t ally furnrshed Ca t I 992 2196 be fo re 5 p m or after 5 c a ll 992 6143 2 20 3tc $4 • • • • C1pr1ce Coupe $5495 dark green with green landau • roof . AM F M stereo • Ill! wheel. tape player , and •• ' 2 lmpila 4 Drs $409.5 a1r , more NOYI Custom 4 Dr w e have hu ndr eds o f c arp e t vet u es Your tob can be comp l eted i n 1 to 2 N o l ong Wi1l!lng w eeks 1 period OIJr In s tal ler ha s 28 years e l(per1ence Expert 1 fn~allalr o n You ' ll l tk e wtra t you gel bath, mod k1t , aluminum s td lng , long fenced yard nea r schools Only $12,500 NEARLY NEW - J brs, bath. wall to wall 1 carpet1ng Garage and large level lot at Ftve Points $25,500 LIKE NEW 3 brs , Jl/, baths, full ba sement , nat gas furnace and ~lrch ktf Large outbulld1ng and 1 4 ac res SJ 1, 500 00 49 ACRES · New 2 brs , bath , nice k1l with glass to c arport Full basement and drilled well. $31,500 RACINE 2 brs , refurbt sh ed home Bath , gas heat. mod ktf and nice level lot for only $12,900 POMEROY - Ni ce 2 brs , bath, gas F A furnace. alumtfium si ding , basement and large long tot SIO,OOO NEW LISTING R e novated 3 brs , 1112 baths. full basement, nat ga s furnace. city water , and large lot Reasonable at $15,000 A REASONABLE PRICED HOME AND A GOOD REAL TOR SHOULD GIVE YOU ~ES U L TS $3995 va , automatic , PS. PB. reclining bucket seat 1 IF Square Yard CALL 742 · 2211 TALl< TO WENDELL RIVERSIDE AM C.JEEP Gltlipohs.Ohto GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT RUTLAND FURNITURE 142·2211 Rutland d<t y F b 1 1975 Demo . & New Hold overs at a u ous February Prices . T • 1011n0 1970 Ford Torino 4 Dr. Station Wagon ........................... : '795 1969 Pontiac Lemans 2 Door ................. ................ .....1895 1969 Chevy Chevelle 4 Dr. Station Wagon. ....................... '695 1969 Mercury Marquis 4 Dr. H.T............................... .. '495 1969 Ford Mustang 2 Or....................... ................... '695 1967 Ford LTD 2 Dr. H.T............. .............................. 1395 4 Dr... ., ...... $2995 carefu l loca l own er WheeI Drive .......... ..s3995 1 9..7 3 -~~-DIUIIC:O 4 302 V8 AT , PS , like new 1973 Mustang .............................. '2995 302 VS , low mileage o ne o wner See 1973 Ford Torino V8 ............ ......... s2395 4 dr One c <~re ful owner 1973 Pontiac VB Cat. 4 Dr. Ceward Calvert, J . D. Story, Bill Nelso n ''Your Friendly Dealer" HT.. ..... 52795 SMITH NELSON MOTORS Fully eqtJ l pped One c ar e fu l loca l owner 1972 Ford LTD 4 Dr. Sedan ............ '1695 A1r conditioned PS , PB . Y~U ~995 6 c yl . 3 speed l ra n s, 44 ,000 miles tf w a s sold Pomeroy, Ohio AT Ph. 992·2174 1972 Ford Gal. SOO ....................... •1495 w Jfp .1972 Cadillac Seville ......................•3195 _ o en V8, 4 dr sedan. AT . P S i97tv~;;gh;~ b41~ 4reDr. Sedan.. '2695 News Notes Very low m11eage Sh arp Mrs Be rtha Russell returned home Monday after 1971 Volkswagen 2 Dr. Sedan ........ •1695 spendmg several days wtth M1 and M1 s Earl Russell of E x tra n1ce 1970 Dodge VB Polora .................. '139~ 4 dr Sedan Ow n ed by loca l se n to r c1 tt ze n 1974 Ford lh Ton .......................... s3995 Fo ur w heel dr !ve A T ve r y lo w m rl eage 1972 Opel 2 Dr........................... s1695 4 cy l Sharp and Mrs Harl ey John son and ~hll'ley E Johnson Mrs Harl ey T J@hnson returned home h om Holzet Medical Center and IS lm - pruvmg Mrs Johnson wtshes lo lhank all fn ends and for bea ul!ful cards no" ersand !he Eastern S lars MANY MORE r c l al 1ves SEE : Fred Blaellna r. Pal H1ll . Melvm Little, or Dan Thompson f111 1he lovely pm and for 1 m mg Kn app of I a ngsv1ll e "i:I S a 1 ccent '1s1!or uf Mr and Mrs D1yle Lena Knapp dncl DAN THOMPSON FORD Phone 992-2196 sm 1s MIS Ha1·old Gillogly of Alban y VISIIed I CCently Wllh het fat her , I mcoln Russe ll Mrs John Do\\n s v1st ted \\ tl h her grandparents, m the c~ft e 1 noons lh1 s week, Mr and Mrs H e~rl e y T Juhnson 461 S. 3rd Middleport Mrs Carol Russell, local, "a s a busmess VISitor m Mrs James Rtdneour, Lowell and John, were Mrs B K Ridenour a nd Mr s Jean Sumrnerfwld m observance of Mrs Ridenour's b~rthda y Dmner guesiS of Mr and Mrs Hobart Newell on Thursday were Mrs Sus1e Cooley , East Liverpool, Denver Curtis and Cmdy, Mt. Hope, w Va , Mr and Mrs Cur tis, ann s on , Charleston, W Va , Mr and Mrs Don Sickle, Colwnbus. Mr and Mrs Richard Jones and daughters , Columbus, and Mr and Mrs Larry Curhs, local Cl~ence Wolf and Henry Beaver are both pahents at Veterans Memonal Hospital, Pomeroy 1974 FORD GRAN TORINO ....... •2995 2 Dr H T , P S , P B, a tr, opera wtndows, blue wtth bla<:k v my l roo f Sha r p 1973 VEGA STA. WAGON·· ........s1B95 iiUfo , sharp M1 and Mrs Roy Sn11lh ' lSI l ed Tuesday C\icmng \\Jih Dr , a 1r 1973 OPEL 4 DR ....... :........... •1B95 Stand T rans 1973 FORD LTD .................... l2695 4d r sta t ton w agon Auto P 1973 CHEVY IMPAlA ................'2495 2 dr Co upe. auto, P S, P B f act a tr , vmyl roof , AM 1972 BUICK RIVIERA....... ....... s3295 CARPENTER Mr and Mrs E uge ne Holliday, Dexter, '!ere Sunday afternooq callers at the home of her/ uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey 1972 CHEVY IMPAlA 4 DR...... s1595 Atr, auto loca ll y own ed, P S , P 8, vtnyl roof Custom , 4 dr H T , a rr , P S , P B 1972 CHEVY VEGA .................. s1295 4 c yl au t o G T Dr 1970 CHEVY MALIBU ............... !l095 2 dr H T au to P S , P B 3Nova LN 4 D rs $4 29'5 V8. automatac , PS, PB , Bucke t seats Nova LN Coupe $4195 V8, au t oma t iC , PS, PB , redtnmg sea t PB 112 Ton Ptckup $4 295 VB ,< automatte , PS. sco ttsda le tnm •• ••• ••• • • •• •• • 73 Olds Delta 88 4 dr , a tr , c lean, $1995 72 Impala 4 Or VB , ay t o , PS. PB, S2395 13 Pont1a c 4 dr 2 Dr Or. Locall y 73 Dodg e Sw1nger economi ca l 6 $2995 -- -- u$1095v" ~- SOLD -ttrrffO()f, ~SOLD~ -- - VW Loaded , sunroot $3695 75 73 Old s Cutlass supre me coupe $3195 n. Chevelle Coupe autom att c, $1695 VB , atr, $3195 V8, 70 PontiaC Farebtrd automa t 1c, $2195 looks sharp, $269 5 74 VW Super Bug Here's another S2895 12 Pontiac 4 Or Low m iles 7J Chevelle Coupe, VB. auto, PS, PB, $2495 on e owner , S2395 ~ • • • •• •• •• •• 73 GMC Pickup 'I' ton , VB , oulo, $2995 74 Mazda RX J 1 dr . rotary engfne $2595 \12 Chevy Wagon 1 Loaded m every way , $1995 .. 70 AMC Gremlin another 71 Chev y P1 ck up l~ ton automatic $1595 gas speed $1295 •••= 64 Ford Galu1e 500 Take It home for S295 73 •• • • ••• ••• • ••• : .. 71 Ford Mavenck 6 cyL miser $1!95 4 dr fa c t a 1r, auto. lleg a Hatchback automatiC $1495 RESERVED FOR YOUR TRADE- IN 12 Impala Coupe mileage $2295 74 Plymouth Scamp 6 cy l. WE ARE OVERSTOCKED WITH USED CARS. THEY All MUST GO . SEE OUR SALES STAFF WEEK NIGHTS UNTIL 8 P.M. FOR YOUR CAR. 1:J:~ .~:J~~s -Tony Knight - Russ Parrish - Bill Pyne ld White low 74 Camaro Z 28 hard to jmd car SJ69S automat ic See one of these courteous salesmen: Pete Burrrs. Lloyd Me Laughlin or Marvin Keebaugh . Karr & Van Zandt "You' ll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evenings Untii6:0~Til 5p.m. Sat • $2995 SATURDAY UNTIL6 p m MASON COUNTY MOTOR CO. YOUR CHEVROLEY.OLSMOBILE DEALER 1011 VI NO STREET POINT PLEASANT 2 SIGNS OF QUAUTY P S, P B ---------TRUCKS-------- 1972 CHEVY.......................... •1695 Long wtde bed, 6 c y l , sta trans 1972 FORD ............................' 1695 tong wt d e bed 1967 FORD AATBED .............. ..'695 1967 FORD 6 CYL .................... '695 bed 196B INTERNATIONAL· ...... ·.. ·.... '695 sta nd trans l965 OfEVY VAN .................... 5495 Several other cars in sto'k at R1ggs. See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED CARS Located on St. Rt. 7 3 69 Chevrolet o/4 ton PickUP-------11295 72 Dodge 1 ton Truck, flat bed. .•.12695 1969 CHEVY BELAIR ...................•495 v e. 73 VW Super Bug AM FM , 71 Ford Tor. Cpe., V-8, auto., air.. - ..'1595 71 Buick S.L. 4 dr., pow., air...•• -!1995 70 Chevelle Coupe, V-8 auto.-- --- - '1595 70 Dodge Mon. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., P.B.,...S1395 70 Olds 98 HT Sed., pow., F. air---.....'1095 69 P~. 4 Door, V-8 auto.--------'895 68 Dodge Dart Cpe., V-8 auto. ----- '995 67 VW 2 Door Bug ___________ '695 67 Chevelle 4 Door 6 cyl. auto·-----1695 69 Olds 98 4 Dr. Sed., power, air ---'1195 68 Pontiac Station Wagon ________ '795 66 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan _________ 1395 HT 4 spd , lo ng w 1de 69 Bu1ck 4 owned $995 * 1969 CHEVY IMPAlA ................ '695 V 8, au to , As Is 73 Ford Mu sta n g au t oma t ic sharp $27 95 · Elderado Cpe., pow., a1r. . _-'5495 73 Cadillac 73 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air-- 14795 72 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air •• 13895 71 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air.. 12495 75 Ford Granada 4 Dr., pow., air. ___ '4195 75 Chev. t. C.20 PU, 4 wh. dr...• '5395 75 Maverick 4 Dr., auto., P.S., P.B.-- '319~ 74 VW Bus, 9 pass........•... '3695 73 Volkswagen Bus, 9 pass. ______ '3295 73 Olds 98 Lux. Sedan, pow., air --- 13495 73 Olds Omega 4 Door, 6 cyl. auto. __ 12595 72 Olds Tornado, power, air ------·'2795 72 Olds Cut. Cpe., power, a1r' ·----- 12495 72 Datsun 2 Door, std.-________'1595 72 Buick LS Cus. Con., power, air___ '2895 • 72 Buick Electra, V-top, pow., air... '2695 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., power, air ---- '2695 72 Chev. Imp. Cus. Cpe., full power, air'2295 72 Olds Lux. Sed., full power, fact air'2895 11 Pontiac LeMans Wag., pow., air ___ '2195 71 Mercury Comet 2 Dr~ 6 cyl. std..• _11195 71 Ford LTD Wagon, pow., luggage rack11695. 2 Dr au t o DON'T LIKE THE DEAL WE MAKE YOU, YOU MAKE US A DEAL. AND THAT APPLIES TO OUR O.K. USED CARS, TOOl •• USED CARS 1969 FORD TORINO ............... ..'695 w cattle racks, 302 V 8, st and trans " • •• equ1pt 1972' MERC. MONTERfY....... .. -'1495 4 S'495 V8. 75 Nova SS 6 cy t J speed $3495 full y 1971 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE ...... •995 Impala 4 Dr S4495 t ape player , a~r , t tl t w heel , PS. Nova Custom 4 Dr $3595 V8, 3 5peed rnanual trans dr i ver ed car a1rl l ug ra c k 2 Dr Spor t Coupe sh arpest a r ou nd Impala ~ Or $4795 drtver educ at 1on car wt th ver y low mi l eage PB , a tr S, P B Mt ,111rl Mrs Doyle Knapp Impala Coupe $4495 w ht t e wtfh b l u e t o p , po we r wrndows loaded 2Nova LN ~ D rs automat1c PS conditton 1ng . 1973 FORD GALAXIE SOO ....... ..S2195 . a P S , ,P B , FM tap e ( olurHbus Tuesday Ke1th ALWAYS! 4 cy l MIS Ope n Evenmgs T1I6 : 00 Except Thurs. and Sat. TiiS : 00 USED CARS Kenlucky Mr Lmcoln Russell v1s1led &!ttrrda} evemng w1 1h Mr On Mason County Motor Company's 1975 Demonstrators and Company Cars. Come In and Test Drive the One You Want to Take: RUBBER BACK MIDDLEPORT - 3 Brs. Almos t l 1ke the 1969 Chevy% Ton Pickup PRICES ARE CUT AGAINI • • 99 DAN THOMPSON FORD Hr~ l c hback , •. •• ' 1974 Ford Gfan •• • • --~--- ------ S·ALE FROM SMITH NELSON MOTORS Your 11 Friendly Dealer.. previOUS meeting were read by Erma Cleland and the •• •' • . Carpeting . Ct1ester water near Good bulldtng si tes $10,000 00 drs .• WEEKEND SPECIALS 1975 Ford LTD 4 Dr. Sedan ...........s4195 -------------•• C BR A D FO RD A uctione er --- ~·- --- - ----- ~~ ROO F' l N G , Sldtng , guflers and -------- R E MODEL IN G Plumbm g hca t .n g and a ll t ypes o f g enera l re p arr Wo r k g uarant eed 20 yea rs ex p err en c e Ph on e 992 2409 5 1 tf c I F INTER ES TE D tn bu1 )Cl 1ng a new h ome c qnla c t ROU SH CON STR UC TION f r ee estrmat es Gr eg Rou sh , 99 2 75 83 2 18 12)c -~- -- END-OF-MONTH By Clarice ADen President Clance Allen presided at the meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the f1re department Wednesday everung at the f1re house. The meeUng opened w1th The LOrd's Prayer followed with the roll call. Mmutes of the ACRES - Off old 33 ~--~-- -··- ' PH. 992-6173 Phone 992·3325 Real Estate For Sale JJ!1lJMJ13!1[t ®u..t *'•··'W-' ,_ I Y4AR'fS BRICK - L1ve apa rtm ent and re nt t he 2 furnt s h ed apartments Garden space Exce llen t - --·------ ------ ...$MITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. I F YO U n ee d y our gra vel h a ul ed c all ( 6111 ) 985 4119 any l 1me 2 18 12!p -- Classified Ads Nathan 81gg s Rad .ator Spectallst Ph 992 2174 I' Now accepting clients for bookkeeping and lax service. WO U I D I l l<. € to dO YOUr h aul mg la rg e -o r small P11 on e (6 14) 985 41 19 any t1m e 2 11 8tp In Memory -------.--- F rom the largest Truck. or Sut tc:tozet' Radta t or to tt1e _sma l l es t Heal er Core 9 18 tt c - - .. For Sale lARRY WHOBREY PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Free -~---- ] B E DR M hom e Lin Th e Sy r acus e Ra c .n e f ur n 1shed $ 1 ~5 per mon th ------~------ R e q o r\ a l Se w e r Dr s lr tc t Ca ll 1 (30 1) 768 4041 b etween B oar d of Trus t ees rn co m 9 a m and 1 p m p i an ce W1 th 40 CFR Pa r t 2 15 61p 35 9 17 5 of th e F eder a l R eg rst er da te d F ebr u ary 11 2 BE DRM ap t p a r t tally 1963 F U R D Gala )( re good 197 4 sha ll h o ld a P ub l i c turn1 shed n o p el s Phon e cond1t 1on Al so 1964 Fo rd H earmg To a fford th e op Robe r t Hill 949 10 13 fo r par t s Bolh for $25 0 po r l un t y fo r a l l rnt er es ted P hon e ( 614 1 985 4204 2 15 7t c p er son s and p a rll es to b e \ 2 2~ 6tc hea rd o n t h e eco n om •c a nd so c 1a l eff ects ot the l oca t ,o n EN J O Y g ra CIOU S liVIng ill 1963 CH EVR OLET ca b o v er desr gn and env ronme n tal V rllage Mano r 1n M d tr u c k pow e r s t ee rm g , tmpa c t of w a stewa t e r WE W I SH to exp r es s our d le port f or a s low as 5130 w ou l d mak e a g oo d log tr e i1t m en t f a c rtrhes for t h e p e r m onth w rth al l sin c e r e rh ank s to Wh11e tru , k F1rst S l 200 t ak es 11 Syra;;; u se Ra cr n e R e g1onal ulil ll1eS p a rd Th ese F vn e ra l Hom e Rev El de n La nd m .1rk Ea s t M a1n 5 1 , Se wer D1 Str1c t are brand new h tg h qualit y Bt a k e ou r n e 1g hbo r s Pome r oy Su b tects t o be presen t ed a t apartm en t s al pr 1ce s yo u t r 1end s r e la t rv es and a ll 2 10 6tc tl'l e h ear 1ng mc lude a r e v1 e w c an affo r d Yo ur r en t 1n Jh a t h e lped 1n an y. way an d d 1sc u ss,on of th e propose d e l ud es m on t h t o m o nt h T h a nks fo r you r k 1n d ness 1966 F ORD 200 6 c y t e ng m e 'o\a s tew at e r f a cdr t tes pro 1ec t ltv l ng l ea ses al l e l ec sympa thy l h e too d a nd and 3 sp eed tr a n smi SS IOn D ec 31 197 5 II 7 I 1 60 f or t he Syra c u se Ra c me R SO c arp e 1mg r ange and beaut ful fl o w er s wh en o ur c o m pl e te ~ 1 0 0 Phon e 992 Mo tor Ve h 1ct c Li ce n se Pt a nn rn g A r ea an d a r e f r 1g e rat o r f r ee trash n ep h ew Wa yne Che va i JC r 71?0 aft e r 5 00 Ta x Fund d 1 sc us ~ on o f th e va r t ou s p ic kup c @b le TV a) your pa 5s ed away 2 20 dip Bal J an 1 1975 3 327 5 1 p ro t ec t a t t e rnal 1v es Wrlh e xpens e and on s tle Mr un d M r s E dwa rd R e ce1p ts r espect to th en envrronm ental tavnd r y fa c l tlte s Con C h e vai H~ r 197 3 F O.R D 1 IOn PICkup V 8 M oto r V eh iCl e L 1cen se 1mp a c ts T he re por t m c l u d es ven1 en 1 1o shopptng on Th•rd 2 10 1tp 5p ee d tr a n s m I SSron , 3 T ax 5,P29 92 an ana l yS !:'i of f o ur alt erna live and Mrll Str ee ts rn M 1d c am p er and topper $2 600 or T ota l Rece rp ts 5 629 92 met h: ods of wa s t e wa t er d l e port See lhe man ag e r a t W IS H to than'k D r T c l tc an d wilt tr ad e for a va n Phon e To ta l B eg nn rn g Ba l an ce tr b atme nt a nd c oll ec t,on wdh R tv er s •de Apartments or 9 19 2288 of V e te r an s th e s l alf P lus R ecer pt s 8 9 57 43 estlm ared t a ra t pro te c t cos t s c a t / 99 2 3273 Furn 1sh ed M e m or1 a l H ospt t al for th e 2 70 3t c Expen d 1l u r es r anQmg fr om $29 16000 to apartment s are a lso ex c ellen t ca r e t r ece tve d Total E ~o; p e nd llu r es $3 093 00 0 a v a il ab l e dur 1ng my h os p il alr za iJO n 19 70 r QR O P 1c kup tr uc k lon g - Mt sc ellan eo us 4,025 25 The 'Sy r acuse Ra cin e 2 2 781 c Sp er ,a l rhan k s a) so to th e b ed aut omatrc 6 c y l Phon e - M arn t ena nce 2, 403 50 R SD W aste wat er F ac il i t i es r e la l 1v cs and fr 1end s w h o ~ --~---- - ---(61 11 667 33 19 Gran d To tal Exp Ptann n g Rep or t ' rnc tu d m g me w 1t h 2 B ED R M r emembered do u b l e w t d e , '1 20 4t c Mo to r V ehr c le Ltc en se m aps dra w , ng s an en prayer s c ard s v rs tls an d turn 1s h ed u t rl 111e s pa1 d T aX F un d 6 •138 75 Vl ronm en tal ass essm en t an d fl owe r s Dor o th y Batl ey t968 ME R C U R Y ca l l aft er 5 c on ve n 1e n t to Gav n a nd Sa l 1 D e c 3 1, 197.5 2 5 18 68 o ther per ll n ent da t a r ela t 1ve 2 20 ]I p p nl 99 7 5911 Mtn es Phon e 992 70 17 o r To tal Exp P l us Bat to the p rop ose d prot ect will be 992 7666 2 20 3t p Dec 31 1975 8, 957 43 a vail a ble for publ• c m spec t1on 2 13 61p G a s oli ne T a x Fu nd at the VIllage Hall Syrac u se , 1 1970 T O N ... ord X LT p s --------~--Bal J a n 1 1975 BI S 38 Oh •o an d The Ra c m e H ome IN M E M ORY o f o ur loved on e -HO li!'-.E 1n R ut l and Ca ll 99 ? 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DAV Hal l, --~----·- ---2 13 6tp 124 Bullernut Avenue, A PT SIZ E D , el ec ran ge , M1ddt ep orr 0 Ph 'i92 2771 Pom eroy refn gerator, k rtc h en )able 2 1B 4t c portable dryer co t s1ze bunk b ed s Phone 992 6 161 b r 1ng QU A LIFIED mme mspector 2 l B 31c ] BE DRM home new roof , mu s t have 6 yr s expe r1 ence -- - - - - - --· -·---.new balhroom N ea r Sc hool 2 yrs mo st h ave been un ca t t 742 2484 M c D ANIEl Custom B ut "" de rgrou n d tn O h 10 Contact c herrng , West Columb ia , W 2 20 4tp lndu strral Re l at 1ons Va We bu t cher ca ttle and Personn el Dept , 2323 W hogs SIO cattle 3 BEDRM home , l USt F 1fth Av e Co lUmb us. Ohio sla ughte r l7 for h ogs , 12c fm tshed remodelrng , Sa lem 1132 04 or ca t/ ( 614 ) 446 3271 for cuttrng an d wrapping St R ut land PtlOne 742 2306 2 18 6 tc St ate and federa l ln specl ed after 4 p m or see MtlO B Open 6 day s per week HutchtSon SO MEONE IO l 1ve 1n wrth Phone (30 41 892 3224 e ld e rly t ady F o r mor e 9 23 lfc 1 30 26 f c ----~ rn f o r mat1on call 9 19 229 1 2 206t c !Jy HlcNfll AI~ NOt f) .mn (H}U LEE 6 RM h ome n1ce ya rd good MO DERN walnut cons ol e , l ocatiOn Phon e 992 7394 UnKramble these rou r Jumbl es, AM FM rad10 4 s p ee d 2 16 6tc one letter to each square, t o cha n ge r Balan ce SlOI 10 o r f orm four ord anary words. te rms Ca ll 99 2 3965 OLD fu r n tur e 1Ce boxes b r ass beo ;:. old wal l 2 19 t f c FOR SA LE near Lan gsvr lle 5 te lephones and pari s or - --. rm house. r oo l ce llar w1 th comp le te house h o l ds Wr i te PLAIN GUITAR and case 4 ro om over 2 b ay detached M D Mrller Rt 2, 13' It res , g1rts 24' brke ,' garage , 1' '' acres. no bath , Pome r oy OhiO Call 992 wooden ro c k e r efec ho t hot and co ld wa ter rn kit 7760 pl ate a tl km ds of d tsh es c hen , I p , gas hea t hea te rs Ca ll 742 20 711 10 7 7.d wtth house Ca ll 742 281 9 after 5 p m • TOHi f 2 19 Jtc 1!( Cl l' t (} o) ' I ( I'> I I tr 2 18 6tp II 4 10 1 mo SLOAN~S I 't O.') FO R D l r O N e w 12 ga W mch es ter 37 A Smgl e shot Phon e 742 2359 1 13 26tp ------~ MODERN CHEMICALS 100 Kerr Street Pomerov . Oh•o4S769 ( 614) 992 2798, Dtck Seyler 1 29-1 mo. Ph 992 l99J Chester News Notes treasurer's report was given On e by Opal Wickham . Coml~---;.,., We Buy Antlquts lARRY LAVENDER Syracuse. Ohro Roger Wam sley 1 23 1 mo M od ern FU RNITURE STRIPPING SERVICE Re m o v al o f Pa rn 1S Pl ashes Va r nish es. etc. Wood or M eret Reoair s • R efm1 shm g of Fvrnt l ure Bu rn i sh ing POI !Shtng o f Copper & B ro!l ss Ftnanc 1n g Avoulabt e Blown mtoWatls & Art1cs STORM WINDOWS & DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALU MINUM SID ING S'QFFITT GUTTE RS AWNINGS 1975S Proof Set 16 pes l 125.00 , 1975 M1nt Sei19.00; 1976 S1lver Proof Set (J pes l 115.00 , 1976 S1lver UNC Set (J pes l $8 50. Call Rutland, 742 2331 R&J CO INS H A Y for sal e Sl ba te or tr dot- ? Phon e Frank Da c he l , L eadmg Cree k Rd 742 208 5 2 1 171p A n ti q ue Blown Insulation Services Currency and Supplt~s Buy, Sa le or Trade IR CO H ell A RC w e ld in g mach 1n e ne w e l ec all ac cessones 1nc l u ded Phon e 1.1 91 ] 11 0 1028 •fc - FREE ESTIMATES COINS PEL L ET r rf!e , $1 5, Sh o tg uns 20 gage, 530. 12 gag e pu mp m od 1897 Wmc hes t er !.60 12 r i ll e $20 22 a u to n il e 532 F la t top gu Ha r $30 W •d e ang le b 1nocul a r s , '!. 70 Bus hne ll B 1nocul a r s , 512 Antr que E lgr n L ad v ' s L ap e l w a l ch S3 0 P h on e 992 7551 w t ll tra de 2 20 lt c f Business Services 9 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Feb. 20, !976 Carpenter Personals Mr and Mrs Vernon Perry and granddaughter, Mona, were m Columbus to attend a weddmg recep t)on of the Perrys' granddaughter, a daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Eugene Perry · Mr and Mrs W1lharn Cul\\ ell spenl Sunday w1th relatives 10 lhe Flatwoods, Kentucky , area Chester, 0 . W1lda Mae W1seman of Harrisonville, and mece, Beulah .Jones, Athens, v1s1ted w1th another daughter, Wanda Jones, m Nelsonville where they enJOyed a belated birthday dmner in honor of Mrs . W1seman , Mr and Mrs Arthur Crablree and her mother, r.vldle Gillogly, called on Mrs Gillogly's Sisler , Han nah Grego ry, at the Houston Nursmg Home fin Sunday afternoon Pomeroy Motor Co. 1974CHEV. :V, TONFLEETSIDE 13895 Custom mldgs , sprmgs , steenng wh1te & body duty Delu>Ce ca b, custom v1nyl seats, de luxe grrlle, chr frt bumper & guards , H. H D 750x16 tires, step bumper, 350 V & brakes, automatiC, radio, cab lights, moss green, new trk appearance 8, P. color 1973 CHEV. lh TON FLEETS IDE 12695 H duty tires , spr mgs, booster brakes( step bumper, V 8 engin e, std trans , t1nted glass Clea n mt 19731NTERNATIONAL 1600 Senes 13895 102" ca b to axle, 2 speed, R axle, 6 speed, good 900x20 t ir es, fram e reinforced, V 8 eng m e, heater, read y t o work PO~~~~!VE~?!~~. co. 'il' ~ POMEROY, OHIO Mr . and Mrs. Norman Shaner and J odi , Athens Route, and Mr and Mrs Clinton Gilkey, Albany , VIsited with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jordan and Joshua on Sunday evemng Relahves from here who have been in Columbus to see Zella Perry who underwent surgery at Umvers1ty Hospital mclude Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Woodgerd, Hazel Dunigan, Mr. and \l'lrs G J . Lowther and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ellis. Ben Caster and his son-mlaw. Chester Spencer, Charleston, W Va., called on Mr Caster's brother-tn-law and s1ster, Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey, on Monday af· ternoon Mrs Carl Greenlees IS convalescing at her home after havm g underg one surgery at Veteran's \ Memorial Hospital m Pomeroy r Mr and Mrs Larry Stanley and Anna were weekend guests of lhe1r parents, Mr. and Mrs Lew1s Smith, local, and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stanley, Alhany. .. Earl Starkey and Mendal Jordan represented Me1gs County at the Ohio State Grange Leg1slat1ve Confe rence m Columbus on Saturday. The Busy Bee SOCiety of the Carpenter Bapllst Church met at the home of Mrs. Lewis Sm1th for their February sessiOn. The devot10ns ~> e re presentt'Cl by Lynn Ann McWhorter who used the theme, " Ma1 ch Wmds and Sunshme" Aft.:r the busmess session, refresh· ments were served to Emma Whittington, Ed1th Lyons, Be-ulah Perry, Bonnse Cheadle, Lynn Anu Me· Whorter, and V1v1an Gaston by the hostess , Freda Sm1th. �Tlw Da1 ly Sentuwl. M1ddle po rt- Porncro·. . 0 ~'ml.1: ~-c·h ~. 1976 8 F I N A NC I Al RE P ORT OF T OWNS H IPS Nohce Fo r F tsc a l Y ~.u En d tng Oe ce mb erll 19~.5 Be d fo rd Townstuv M e tg s Cou n t y Cool vt ll e , Oh ro d o • ' ~""' II Feb ;Jl , 19 76 I c erl tf y the t ottow.ng r~oWClr' to be corr ect Helen S'o\arD To wnsh tP Clerk Tel No 61J696 1!16 S U MM AR Y OF CASH B A L A NCE S, R ECEI PTS AND E)(PE NDITU RES Bat a net> Ja n 1 1975 General Fund S 3 838 2'1 Motor Veh1cle L 1cense Ta)( Fund 3.371 51 Gasolr ne 1 ax FunCI 815 38 F et:Jerat Revenue Shar1ng Fund 178 43 To tals 8, 1S9 5~ T otal Rcce 1pt s Ge.-\eral Fund 7 873 38 Motor VehtCie Lrcense Tax F un d .J 67 9 92 Gasottne Tax F und J2 4UO 00 Fe dera f Revenue Sha r mg Fu nd 2 364 00 Total s 28 257 30 T o ta t RNe 1pt s & Ba l anc es GeneraiFund 1171160 Motor Veh,cle L~e e nse Ta~< Fund 8 957 43 Gasol rne Tax Fu nd 13 715 JB Federal Revenue Shar1ng run d 2 54 2 43 Totals 36 426 84 E x pend 1tur es Genera l Fvnd 9 995 75 Motor Ve-h rc te L.1cense Tax Fund 6 438 75 Gasot1ne T ax Fund 12,671 37 Federal Revenue Sharmg Fvn d 2 488 00 Totals 31 59 3 87 Balanc e D ec 31 197.5 Gene r al Fun d 1,715 85 M otor V eh Jc l e L c en se Tax F und 2 518 6A 544 01 Ga solme Tax Fund F ederal Rev.: n ue Shanng Fund 54 4J T otal "B3 2 97 CAS H B A LA N CE R E CEIPTS A ND EXPE N D ITUR ES BY F UN D Ge nera l F un d Ba! Jan 1, 1975 3.838 ll R c c e1pfs Genera l P r oper ty T alol. R eal Est at e and Tr at le r (G r oss ) 3.170 43 Tan gtble P ersonal Propert y T ax ( Gross l 50 62 E s t a t e Tax { G r oss ) 207 I I Lo c a l Governmen t and St ate Income Tax 2 70176 Pe rm tSS 1v e Sa tes Tax 18 75 Oth er ~0 43 In ta n g bf e Tax 1 68J 28 Tota l Rece p t s 7 873 38 Tota t Beg rn n ing B ala n ce P lus Rece rp ts 11 71 1 60 E xpendi tu re s To la t E xpend iture s 9,38 1 21 - A d m1ntsr ra t1 v e - To w n H al ls , Mcm or al B uil d m gs a n d Gr ound s 287 5.:1 - Fr r e Pr o t ectton l 50 00 - Cern e ter re s 177 00 G ra n d Total Ex p Ge n er a l Fu n d 9 995 75 B a t D ec 31 197,:, 1 715 85 To t a l Exp Plu s Ba l ' !l o IHI!ll p For Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds ~ Lolft tuo•l ol1 tH' .l l t 1 t IOII\1 11(1 '>Oill l ,mltQU• ~ • Pt Oct'! ' <1 <; 110 1t1r VOUlll lf'OI('r "ill \11[1il',' I l' tl I I IO I p oll Dl' pOt '>I R ullanll Ptw rH' f 11 '] 16U 'l 70 IT( !,.! li ~,V.,o\0\C,f (,0 SHOOTING MATCH , tust off Rt 7 n e ar Roc~ Spr 1ngs Cemetery Every Sun d ay 17 JO p Employment Wanted W A N f AD S I NF O RMA riON DEA DliNE S S PM Day ()(' f ore Pvbt1c at•on Mo n dav Dead t rn c Y ""'Can ce l la ••on m Cor rect,ons Will b e ac ce ptPd un •tt 9 am fo r Dt~v of Pu bllca t ,on RE GULATIONS TtH• P ub lishe r r eserv es the rnJht •o c d •t or r etec t any ads deem ed o b tect •on at Th e publi sh er Wilt n ot b e res p on Sib l e fo r nrore •h an on e rncorr ect 1nsl'r tron RAT ES For Wa nt A d Ser v1 c e ~ ce n ts j:) er wo rd o n e 1nser !l on MtntnlU m Cha r geS, ! 00 \4 cen •s per Word th r ee 1nser t tons c on secu t rve '16 cen !s p er wo rd StK co n scc ut1 v e rnse rt mn s 25 P er Cent 0 1scou n t on pa 1d ad s and ad s p a td wrthtn 10 day s C A RD OF THANKS & OBITUAR Y \ 2 00 for 50 word llll n rm um Ea ch add1t1 o na l wo r d 3 cents BLIND ADS A ddt ll on a l 25c Ch arge per Ad vert,sem en t O FF I CE HOURS 8 30 a m ro 5 00 p m Dally 8 30 Q m to 17 00 N oo n Satu r da y Phone tod ay 992 2156 1 'q Jfp THERE WILL be an AuctiOn Sale Frraay n 1gh1 dl 7 p m New and used mercha n d•se at Mason Auchon , Mason W Va Constg n rnents Phone (3041 713 5471 '1 19 21c M A KE SU R E yo u ge t eve r y poss1ble deductwn th 1s y ear Have your Fede r a l a nd Sta t e l nc;:o m e T ax re •urn by an accoun ta n t P hon e 997 6113 1 21 52tc I N CO M E: T ax Se rv1 ce Fe d e r al or Stale taxes Phone 992 7128 o r see Wallace R usse ll, Bra d b ur y 1 30 26t c 2 BUI LD I N GS 1 h o use a n d wa r e room tear do wn for lumber P ho ne 992 )658 2 18 6t c Pets For Sale PUREBRE D ~r ~ a t D a ne ! ~ mate 5 yr s o ld ge n tl e needs good h ome Call 99? 3B32 or 992 2639 M etgs Co Huma n e ~oc1ety 7 20 61C BABY SITT I N G 1M my home, Monday a nd T hu r sd a v ev en1ngs I n f ants to seven Phon e 997 3155 . 2 17 4tp For Rent 2 BE D RM mo b rl e h ome , r ea l ntce P hone 992 33 24 2 4 lfc 3 F'U R N IS H E O apt , 5 r oo ms a n ~ b ath I orge b a ck an d f r onl p o rc h w it h ya r d , A lso Fu r v • d iltes p ai d n1sh~d apa n ment 3 rooms and bath w1 th yar d u t rl rlt es pa 1d Cat I be f or e 6 p m 99 2 ?93 7 2 10 3tc W E W t ~ H to exp r ess o ur smcer e th an k s to our m an y frt e nds an d r e l at tve s who w e r e so k1nd to u s d ur1ng the d eat h of ou r moth er an d s ste r . D e lt a D o u g la s es o ec ra ll v R e v Wrt rl am Syde n str• c ke r R ev Gary K n g Rev H er m an Jord an E wrng Fun era l H om e th e pal l b ear er s th e o nes wh o too ~ c ar e of t h e g ra ve th e F l a twoods Com~u n t iY and c hu r c h Jo h n Ba ile y wh o sang and th e m u src t ur n rs h ed by Da r l en e Bu c k l e y all w h o sen t f l ow er s c a r d s mo n e y an d food A lso tha n k s to th ose w ho donated b l oo d S•ncer e ! han k s to H ol .z.e r Hosp rt al and doc tor s Da u g h t er So n 1n law q r and d aug h ter br othe r and SIS Te r ? 20 l i p D AT E March 25 19 76 TIME 7 30 PM E ST P LAC E F1 r e Stat 1on Ra c me Oht O ROOM F urnish ed Apar t ment f or r en t Gard en spa c e ava ila bl e 992 61C1 2 18 Jtc E L EC hom e. eQ u rpped k 1t 2 car c h en 2 bedrooms g ara ge ut ll rt res p r eferr ed no p e-ts re f Ph on e N ew H av en I l304 ) 882 285 2 1 20 Jtp Card of Thanks PU B LIC HEARING NOTI CE SY R A CUSE RACINE R E GIONAL. SEWER DISTR I CT WASTEWATER F A CI LIT I ES PROJECT M EIGS COUNTY, OH I O For Sale SCW IN G of alt k rnd s. dresse s f o r all o c ca ~I Ofl S s la ck s<>ht r ls. n e wborn t a ye t : es , cu rt atnS d r ap es Phon e 99 7 303~ an d ask for D o roth y 1 19 26t c 3 AN D d R M flJrn rsh ed and un furn is hed ap ts Phon e 992 54J4 11 9 • t c ---~- --- -~ CO UNTR Y Mo bil e Hom ~ P a rk R t 33 te n m des north o f P om er oy Larg e lo ts w 1th c oncre te p a t, os Si dew al k s r u nn er s a nd off s tr ee t p a r kr n g Phone 992 74 7 9 12 31 tfc --------- • I., N fd< l dru rn wllt1 d r u m sta nd an d musrc 'i tanft c a se \6'1 Ex(e lt c n t f o r st udl" nt Phon e 949 704S 1 20 3 1p . CO N DITIO N E D hav tor sa l e Sl bale A l so wanted H e r e f ord bu l l s P hone 74 2 787 1 Dc1cr er 2 20 4tp ------------FOR SALE Bicentennial Coins CARPDING estimates on car p et 1ng and installatton We ' ll bnng samples to your horne wtth no oblfgafton . See how you can really save Mtke Young, Manager Sales and lnstallalton Rt 3, Pomeroy, Ohto 45769' Phon~ day or ntght 614-992 2206 1 \4 1 m o CO AL. l1meston e and at I types of sa lt and roc k salt for 1Ce and s now r e m ov a l Ex , c els tor Salt wor k s, East Vta rn St , Pom eroy dhro ..-'ho n e 992 3891 12 7 lfc t:UA L ------~------ - F O R SA L E CA B Coa l Compan y 1 m li e n ortl'l of Ch es h ,r e on R t 7 Pr ck you r own S2 0 p er to n Open 6 da y s p er w ee k or ca ll ( 6 14) 367 733 0 for fu r th er mforma t 1on 1 8 78tc Ple Jt;ag l <~ss T<!ble Tops Mtrrors St orm & Screens FERRELL'S GLASS & HOME MAIN TE NANCE S 1c:t1ng - Vrn y t & A tu m mum Wmdow G l a ss & Gtazrng On I he Job or m Shop P1 c k up and de t •v ery serv tce Call Coll ec t 388·8239 Spec-1allze '" bUild up rooftng & hot ro of s Free E st1mates 10 years ex penence H arve F erre ll B t dwell, Oh10 2 6 I mo 19 75 KAWA SAKI 900, 2, 450 m lies $1 ,950 E x con d 1t1on Phone 742 2068 2 17 61c Auto Sales Rill Estate for Sale 8 ACRE S on Sa l em St , R u tland , Oh i O Phon e 742 2284 2 17 6t c - --~ 3 ----------- BE D RM house In Mtd d lepor t co rner l ot N ew ba th s tory a n d half u t llny room , new c arp e trng and new roof ga r age and work room fru1t ce llar Clos e to SChoo l and s h o pp 1ng $17 500 Phone 99 2 76 24 1 27 261 C 1 - --~- ~~--------- - ---------- -- -------------- Help Wanted La Salle HOTEL Rooms, ~.00 up Special Rates by Week or Month you extra cash for shopp ing spre es ----.------ -------------- Wanted To Buy ----·-------- - --- ----- --- - -- I I I [COP/TE' ] () ALL C'OOiil~ AgE OPEN TO HIM WHO HA$A 6RA5P OF THIS I ' Jumblr•t HotST FAIRY CORNEA (4-.wen tomori"Gwl BECKON Yr1tucl•:r•• AnlwPr: m the 4 BR neighborhood $22 000 Jl;, LOTS - I BR . bath lull basement , por c hes ';\'hy pay r e nt ?) Just $4 ,000 WALK TO SHOP - Large 2 story f rame , 4 BR , Ph ba th s, nt ce n ew k 1f c h en . baseme nt, coa l or gas heat SB.500 71h ACRES - close tn 4 BR bath , carpe ting , paneling, hot wate r N gas h eat. part basement, storage $15.000 5 HILLY ACRES - Noce 3 BR hom e, ba t h n ice Kitc hen. N gas hea t c 1ty w ater , por c he s, s t o r a g e bldg $7,900 RT 143 - CLOSE IN - 2 ACR ES - lovely build ing st t e , utll tl 1es avatlable $4,000 EFFI CIENT SE RV ICE ON THE SALE OF YOUR PROPERTY LIST WITH US TODA Y 992 2259 or 992·256B QUICK 4 droWtlfq '"' or l"r ran,.,, rl.pt t l11f 111 prrPdu rf' -· CARTOON ' TEAFORD Vlrg1t B Sr . Broker llOMec han~e L r • H p a w tor a ll m a k.e s and mod el s of mobil e homes Phone a r ea co d e 614 423 95 31 4 13 lfc -- -·--- - -- ------------\..._ Now at Landmark I' ' ' ·~t,. 'lf!!!it l Automatic Wate• Conditioner ----~- - Bus1ness Opportunities R E S PO N SI BLE P E R SO N w .1n l ed o own and opera t e can dy and con f ec !l on v end 1nQ rou t e Po m e roy and s urr ou nd 1 n~ ar ea Pl e n ~. a n r bu srn ess H g il pro f ,t d en ts Cn n st ar t par 1 1m l' t,u() o r c x: p ert en c e n o t tm iJ ortu n r ....... ... 1 '" " S car an d S960 ca sh , , ,..,_ ., ._ r o r d e l a I s, w r rl e <~n d 11'\ L j .... ... _ , ¥i.J r phon e ~ A I 1011 Sun JOSt' 1\ve Burban k . Cal1 f ornr a Y !'1 0 I 'l 20 31p COOP Model UCXXX , 210.000 Weekly Gr11n Capactfy '299 POMEROY LANDMARk ... PhontW1·211t ~-_ ________ - 3 BR HOME l USt fln1Shect r emo d e ling Salem St , Ru)land Ph o ne 742 23 06 after 4 p m or see Milo B ' Hutc h rnson 1D 9 ttc -ONt: ------------AC.~"<t 6 rms ana Dlltn , 1339 00 Vat .. ...~ Jar.k W. Can~, MOD ER N h om e In Ches ter , 8 rooms , 2 balhs , 1 porc h es . sunporch , 1 ~ basement cltv and we ll water , na t ura l o as, ga rage Pr1ced to se ll Phone (6141 985 4102.. ......... 2 4 He ... Rt 3. Pomeroy , Rose Hill D 1ck Davis p rop er l y, f ull bBs ement , et um , n um s•d.ng Piln e ted S10 ,000 Call Oa k Hill 685 6576 even ings, ~rt. ., .. ... " '186 300-t dAys J. __,_ 5 30 1p ____________ __ Pomeroy, 0 40 Pomeray 1 22 - 1 m ~ WANT TO D&D SAVE MONEY? CONSTRUCTION Take advantage of our J)rtces. Quahty butlt horifes. N1ce lois ava1lable '" nace locattons. From a shelf to <1 hou se, all types of butldeng and remodeling from the foundal1on up Addllrons , carpettng, parntinq, stdmg , roofing , pan elmg paper han g..mg etc BISSELL BUILDERS Ph. (614) 985-4 102 2·12·1 m(). P h 949 -2023 or 84J 2661 2 19· 1 m o R EA D Y MI X C ON '- " c 'd e l rv e r e d r rg h t t o yov r prot ect F a st and ea sy F r ee esT1ma 1es Ph one '!l92 3284 Goegl em Re ady M• x Co , M rdd lep ort Oh to 6 30 t f c H A VE dum p truck and do ze r W 111 do haut 1n Q and ex cava t m g P hon e ( 6 14) 66 7 J3 19 or 667 3333 2 20 4 1( Q UA LIF I ED au t omob i le mcc han1 c lo ok 1ng for w o rk In own ga r ag e Reaso n able r a tes Ccu r 992 712 0 a ft er 5 00 2 20 41p EL WOO D BO WER S R EPA IR - Swe e p ers toa ster s Ir o n s a lt sm all a pp ltan ces L a w n m ow er n el!:t to Stat e H1g h w ay Ga ra ge on Rout e 7 Ph on e ~ a s 3825 4 16 lf c -SE- P T I C E;t(C A V A T t N G dOl er loa-u t:l and b ac Kh o e woo. sep t ,c l a nks m s t a ll ed d ump truc k s and lo b oys f or h1re w rll n a u l fiH dirt to p soli li me stone an d gravel Call Bo b or Ro g e r J eff er s day p hon e 9Q2 7089, n 1ght p h o n e 992 352 5 or 99 2 5732 2 1 1 tt c - ----T A N K S c l ean e d -~-- Modern Sanllat10 n or 992 7 J 4'il 99 2 39511 --- E XCAV A TIN G do ze r and d1f c h er b ac kho e Charl es R H a tfi eld Ba c k Hoe Se rv 1c e Rutland Ohl o Phon e 742 70 08 l1307 8tc ----D & D TRE E ------'---~- Trr mm1 n g 20 y ear s ex pt!r lence In su r ed f ree eslim a tes Ca ll 992 238 4 or ( 6 14 1 698 7757 A lb an y tO IS tf c L UCK ETT F arm E qutpm ent , We ~ t Wash ngton Sl , A l ban y P t1 on e (614 ) 698 3032 or 69B 7881 7 18 26tc -- -------- SEWI N G M AC HIN E Repa1r s serv 1ce , a lt m a k es 992 2284 T, e F abrt c Sh op, Po m er o y Au th or iZed Smg er Sa les and Se r v i ce We sha rpe n Sc ,ssors .) 29 tfc P A PER ha ng tn g pa m ttng , p anelm g , etc P hon e 949 20 23 2 18 12tp INTER I OR and ex t e rtor paml No 10b too small Phon e 949 237 9 2 18 4t c Comple te Se rvic e Phone 949 2487 or 949 20 00 Racm e ' Oh lo Cr1 t t Bradfor d IO 9 H e 0 DELL A ltnem en t located be h ind R ulland Grad e Sc hoo l T un eup br a ke s w h ee t balan cmg al.nement Pnone 74 22 004 11 16ttc ------------ downspouts Storm doors and wtndows r emod el mg pa 1n11ng and genera l repa1r Sal lsfact•on g uaranteed Ca ll (6 14) 985 380 3 for fr ee es t l mal c 2 13 6fp RED DOG li m es ton e, j;lfav- e t and f i ll dir t detav er ed Phone B1ll Pvlhn s, 99 2 2478 2 19 26tc --------------LET US DO IT!! · nuttee reports were g1ven and fund raismg plans were discussed . New cards were on display and can be purchased from members Present were Clarice Allen, Sheila Taylor, Opal Eichinger, lnzy Newell, Ethel Orr, Cleo De Tray. Clara Conroy, Margaret Christy, Opal Wickham , Erma Cleland, Opal Hollon, Ge<X'giO Smith, Betty Newell, Jean Sexson and Peggy Smith. Recent callers of Mr and Mrs . Ross Cleland have been Mrs J S Dav1s, Mrs. Daryl Well, Tuppers Plams, Earl Frecker, Pomeroy, Vernon Cleland, Columbus, Brenda and Beth, McDame l Groveport, Mr and Mrs. Norman Will, Rutland, Mr. and Mrs Arthur Orr, Mrs Gladys Croy, Mrs Letha Wood and Mrs. Roy Chnsty, all local. Mrs Lmda Wes!John 1s spending several wee~s w1lh Mr and Mrs Bruce Myers while her husband IS 1n trammg m upper New York state Mrs Helen Nelson and Mrs Audrey Woode recently called on Mrs. H1lda Car· nahan and Mrs Della Carnahan, Oak Hill Mrs Letha Wood and Mrs Roy Christy called on Mr and Mrs Don Betzmg, Hemlock Grove , Tuesday Dinner guests of Mrs. Jessie Weber on Sunday m observance of her b~rthday were Mr and Mrs. Carl Offutt, Columbus, Mr and Mrs Opha Offutt, Mr and Mrs. Roy Grueser, Pomeroy, and Mr and Mrs Arthur DeTray, local D D Cleland and Mrs Carpenter, Columbus, ca lled on Denzel Cleland and Mr and Mrs Ross Cleland on Wednesday. Mr and Mr s Ernest Fisher, Wooster , were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy C~ri s ty Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Hobart Newell were Mr. and Mrs Denms Long and Bilhe Joe and Mr. and Mrs. John Newell, Jeff, Scott and Misty Dinner guests of Mr and Mobile Homes For Sale 501 NYLON 1970 MOBILE hom e 50 x 12, 2 bedrm pa r t ally furnrshed Ca t I 992 2196 be fo re 5 p m or after 5 c a ll 992 6143 2 20 3tc $4 • • • • C1pr1ce Coupe $5495 dark green with green landau • roof . AM F M stereo • Ill! wheel. tape player , and •• ' 2 lmpila 4 Drs $409.5 a1r , more NOYI Custom 4 Dr w e have hu ndr eds o f c arp e t vet u es Your tob can be comp l eted i n 1 to 2 N o l ong Wi1l!lng w eeks 1 period OIJr In s tal ler ha s 28 years e l(per1ence Expert 1 fn~allalr o n You ' ll l tk e wtra t you gel bath, mod k1t , aluminum s td lng , long fenced yard nea r schools Only $12,500 NEARLY NEW - J brs, bath. wall to wall 1 carpet1ng Garage and large level lot at Ftve Points $25,500 LIKE NEW 3 brs , Jl/, baths, full ba sement , nat gas furnace and ~lrch ktf Large outbulld1ng and 1 4 ac res SJ 1, 500 00 49 ACRES · New 2 brs , bath , nice k1l with glass to c arport Full basement and drilled well. $31,500 RACINE 2 brs , refurbt sh ed home Bath , gas heat. mod ktf and nice level lot for only $12,900 POMEROY - Ni ce 2 brs , bath, gas F A furnace. alumtfium si ding , basement and large long tot SIO,OOO NEW LISTING R e novated 3 brs , 1112 baths. full basement, nat ga s furnace. city water , and large lot Reasonable at $15,000 A REASONABLE PRICED HOME AND A GOOD REAL TOR SHOULD GIVE YOU ~ES U L TS $3995 va , automatic , PS. PB. reclining bucket seat 1 IF Square Yard CALL 742 · 2211 TALl< TO WENDELL RIVERSIDE AM C.JEEP Gltlipohs.Ohto GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT RUTLAND FURNITURE 142·2211 Rutland d<t y F b 1 1975 Demo . & New Hold overs at a u ous February Prices . T • 1011n0 1970 Ford Torino 4 Dr. Station Wagon ........................... : '795 1969 Pontiac Lemans 2 Door ................. ................ .....1895 1969 Chevy Chevelle 4 Dr. Station Wagon. ....................... '695 1969 Mercury Marquis 4 Dr. H.T............................... .. '495 1969 Ford Mustang 2 Or....................... ................... '695 1967 Ford LTD 2 Dr. H.T............. .............................. 1395 4 Dr... ., ...... $2995 carefu l loca l own er WheeI Drive .......... ..s3995 1 9..7 3 -~~-DIUIIC:O 4 302 V8 AT , PS , like new 1973 Mustang .............................. '2995 302 VS , low mileage o ne o wner See 1973 Ford Torino V8 ............ ......... s2395 4 dr One c <~re ful owner 1973 Pontiac VB Cat. 4 Dr. Ceward Calvert, J . D. Story, Bill Nelso n ''Your Friendly Dealer" HT.. ..... 52795 SMITH NELSON MOTORS Fully eqtJ l pped One c ar e fu l loca l owner 1972 Ford LTD 4 Dr. Sedan ............ '1695 A1r conditioned PS , PB . Y~U ~995 6 c yl . 3 speed l ra n s, 44 ,000 miles tf w a s sold Pomeroy, Ohio AT Ph. 992·2174 1972 Ford Gal. SOO ....................... •1495 w Jfp .1972 Cadillac Seville ......................•3195 _ o en V8, 4 dr sedan. AT . P S i97tv~;;gh;~ b41~ 4reDr. Sedan.. '2695 News Notes Very low m11eage Sh arp Mrs Be rtha Russell returned home Monday after 1971 Volkswagen 2 Dr. Sedan ........ •1695 spendmg several days wtth M1 and M1 s Earl Russell of E x tra n1ce 1970 Dodge VB Polora .................. '139~ 4 dr Sedan Ow n ed by loca l se n to r c1 tt ze n 1974 Ford lh Ton .......................... s3995 Fo ur w heel dr !ve A T ve r y lo w m rl eage 1972 Opel 2 Dr........................... s1695 4 cy l Sharp and Mrs Harl ey John son and ~hll'ley E Johnson Mrs Harl ey T J@hnson returned home h om Holzet Medical Center and IS lm - pruvmg Mrs Johnson wtshes lo lhank all fn ends and for bea ul!ful cards no" ersand !he Eastern S lars MANY MORE r c l al 1ves SEE : Fred Blaellna r. Pal H1ll . Melvm Little, or Dan Thompson f111 1he lovely pm and for 1 m mg Kn app of I a ngsv1ll e "i:I S a 1 ccent '1s1!or uf Mr and Mrs D1yle Lena Knapp dncl DAN THOMPSON FORD Phone 992-2196 sm 1s MIS Ha1·old Gillogly of Alban y VISIIed I CCently Wllh het fat her , I mcoln Russe ll Mrs John Do\\n s v1st ted \\ tl h her grandparents, m the c~ft e 1 noons lh1 s week, Mr and Mrs H e~rl e y T Juhnson 461 S. 3rd Middleport Mrs Carol Russell, local, "a s a busmess VISitor m Mrs James Rtdneour, Lowell and John, were Mrs B K Ridenour a nd Mr s Jean Sumrnerfwld m observance of Mrs Ridenour's b~rthda y Dmner guesiS of Mr and Mrs Hobart Newell on Thursday were Mrs Sus1e Cooley , East Liverpool, Denver Curtis and Cmdy, Mt. Hope, w Va , Mr and Mrs Cur tis, ann s on , Charleston, W Va , Mr and Mrs Don Sickle, Colwnbus. Mr and Mrs Richard Jones and daughters , Columbus, and Mr and Mrs Larry Curhs, local Cl~ence Wolf and Henry Beaver are both pahents at Veterans Memonal Hospital, Pomeroy 1974 FORD GRAN TORINO ....... •2995 2 Dr H T , P S , P B, a tr, opera wtndows, blue wtth bla<:k v my l roo f Sha r p 1973 VEGA STA. WAGON·· ........s1B95 iiUfo , sharp M1 and Mrs Roy Sn11lh ' lSI l ed Tuesday C\icmng \\Jih Dr , a 1r 1973 OPEL 4 DR ....... :........... •1B95 Stand T rans 1973 FORD LTD .................... l2695 4d r sta t ton w agon Auto P 1973 CHEVY IMPAlA ................'2495 2 dr Co upe. auto, P S, P B f act a tr , vmyl roof , AM 1972 BUICK RIVIERA....... ....... s3295 CARPENTER Mr and Mrs E uge ne Holliday, Dexter, '!ere Sunday afternooq callers at the home of her/ uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey 1972 CHEVY IMPAlA 4 DR...... s1595 Atr, auto loca ll y own ed, P S , P 8, vtnyl roof Custom , 4 dr H T , a rr , P S , P B 1972 CHEVY VEGA .................. s1295 4 c yl au t o G T Dr 1970 CHEVY MALIBU ............... !l095 2 dr H T au to P S , P B 3Nova LN 4 D rs $4 29'5 V8. automatac , PS, PB , Bucke t seats Nova LN Coupe $4195 V8, au t oma t iC , PS, PB , redtnmg sea t PB 112 Ton Ptckup $4 295 VB ,< automatte , PS. sco ttsda le tnm •• ••• ••• • • •• •• • 73 Olds Delta 88 4 dr , a tr , c lean, $1995 72 Impala 4 Or VB , ay t o , PS. PB, S2395 13 Pont1a c 4 dr 2 Dr Or. Locall y 73 Dodg e Sw1nger economi ca l 6 $2995 -- -- u$1095v" ~- SOLD -ttrrffO()f, ~SOLD~ -- - VW Loaded , sunroot $3695 75 73 Old s Cutlass supre me coupe $3195 n. Chevelle Coupe autom att c, $1695 VB , atr, $3195 V8, 70 PontiaC Farebtrd automa t 1c, $2195 looks sharp, $269 5 74 VW Super Bug Here's another S2895 12 Pontiac 4 Or Low m iles 7J Chevelle Coupe, VB. auto, PS, PB, $2495 on e owner , S2395 ~ • • • •• •• •• •• 73 GMC Pickup 'I' ton , VB , oulo, $2995 74 Mazda RX J 1 dr . rotary engfne $2595 \12 Chevy Wagon 1 Loaded m every way , $1995 .. 70 AMC Gremlin another 71 Chev y P1 ck up l~ ton automatic $1595 gas speed $1295 •••= 64 Ford Galu1e 500 Take It home for S295 73 •• • • ••• ••• • ••• : .. 71 Ford Mavenck 6 cyL miser $1!95 4 dr fa c t a 1r, auto. lleg a Hatchback automatiC $1495 RESERVED FOR YOUR TRADE- IN 12 Impala Coupe mileage $2295 74 Plymouth Scamp 6 cy l. WE ARE OVERSTOCKED WITH USED CARS. THEY All MUST GO . SEE OUR SALES STAFF WEEK NIGHTS UNTIL 8 P.M. FOR YOUR CAR. 1:J:~ .~:J~~s -Tony Knight - Russ Parrish - Bill Pyne ld White low 74 Camaro Z 28 hard to jmd car SJ69S automat ic See one of these courteous salesmen: Pete Burrrs. Lloyd Me Laughlin or Marvin Keebaugh . Karr & Van Zandt "You' ll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evenings Untii6:0~Til 5p.m. Sat • $2995 SATURDAY UNTIL6 p m MASON COUNTY MOTOR CO. YOUR CHEVROLEY.OLSMOBILE DEALER 1011 VI NO STREET POINT PLEASANT 2 SIGNS OF QUAUTY P S, P B ---------TRUCKS-------- 1972 CHEVY.......................... •1695 Long wtde bed, 6 c y l , sta trans 1972 FORD ............................' 1695 tong wt d e bed 1967 FORD AATBED .............. ..'695 1967 FORD 6 CYL .................... '695 bed 196B INTERNATIONAL· ...... ·.. ·.... '695 sta nd trans l965 OfEVY VAN .................... 5495 Several other cars in sto'k at R1ggs. See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED CARS Located on St. Rt. 7 3 69 Chevrolet o/4 ton PickUP-------11295 72 Dodge 1 ton Truck, flat bed. .•.12695 1969 CHEVY BELAIR ...................•495 v e. 73 VW Super Bug AM FM , 71 Ford Tor. Cpe., V-8, auto., air.. - ..'1595 71 Buick S.L. 4 dr., pow., air...•• -!1995 70 Chevelle Coupe, V-8 auto.-- --- - '1595 70 Dodge Mon. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., P.B.,...S1395 70 Olds 98 HT Sed., pow., F. air---.....'1095 69 P~. 4 Door, V-8 auto.--------'895 68 Dodge Dart Cpe., V-8 auto. ----- '995 67 VW 2 Door Bug ___________ '695 67 Chevelle 4 Door 6 cyl. auto·-----1695 69 Olds 98 4 Dr. Sed., power, air ---'1195 68 Pontiac Station Wagon ________ '795 66 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan _________ 1395 HT 4 spd , lo ng w 1de 69 Bu1ck 4 owned $995 * 1969 CHEVY IMPAlA ................ '695 V 8, au to , As Is 73 Ford Mu sta n g au t oma t ic sharp $27 95 · Elderado Cpe., pow., a1r. . _-'5495 73 Cadillac 73 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air-- 14795 72 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air •• 13895 71 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air.. 12495 75 Ford Granada 4 Dr., pow., air. ___ '4195 75 Chev. t. C.20 PU, 4 wh. dr...• '5395 75 Maverick 4 Dr., auto., P.S., P.B.-- '319~ 74 VW Bus, 9 pass........•... '3695 73 Volkswagen Bus, 9 pass. ______ '3295 73 Olds 98 Lux. Sedan, pow., air --- 13495 73 Olds Omega 4 Door, 6 cyl. auto. __ 12595 72 Olds Tornado, power, air ------·'2795 72 Olds Cut. Cpe., power, a1r' ·----- 12495 72 Datsun 2 Door, std.-________'1595 72 Buick LS Cus. Con., power, air___ '2895 • 72 Buick Electra, V-top, pow., air... '2695 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., power, air ---- '2695 72 Chev. Imp. Cus. Cpe., full power, air'2295 72 Olds Lux. Sed., full power, fact air'2895 11 Pontiac LeMans Wag., pow., air ___ '2195 71 Mercury Comet 2 Dr~ 6 cyl. std..• _11195 71 Ford LTD Wagon, pow., luggage rack11695. 2 Dr au t o DON'T LIKE THE DEAL WE MAKE YOU, YOU MAKE US A DEAL. AND THAT APPLIES TO OUR O.K. USED CARS, TOOl •• USED CARS 1969 FORD TORINO ............... ..'695 w cattle racks, 302 V 8, st and trans " • •• equ1pt 1972' MERC. MONTERfY....... .. -'1495 4 S'495 V8. 75 Nova SS 6 cy t J speed $3495 full y 1971 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE ...... •995 Impala 4 Dr S4495 t ape player , a~r , t tl t w heel , PS. Nova Custom 4 Dr $3595 V8, 3 5peed rnanual trans dr i ver ed car a1rl l ug ra c k 2 Dr Spor t Coupe sh arpest a r ou nd Impala ~ Or $4795 drtver educ at 1on car wt th ver y low mi l eage PB , a tr S, P B Mt ,111rl Mrs Doyle Knapp Impala Coupe $4495 w ht t e wtfh b l u e t o p , po we r wrndows loaded 2Nova LN ~ D rs automat1c PS conditton 1ng . 1973 FORD GALAXIE SOO ....... ..S2195 . a P S , ,P B , FM tap e ( olurHbus Tuesday Ke1th ALWAYS! 4 cy l MIS Ope n Evenmgs T1I6 : 00 Except Thurs. and Sat. TiiS : 00 USED CARS Kenlucky Mr Lmcoln Russell v1s1led &!ttrrda} evemng w1 1h Mr On Mason County Motor Company's 1975 Demonstrators and Company Cars. Come In and Test Drive the One You Want to Take: RUBBER BACK MIDDLEPORT - 3 Brs. Almos t l 1ke the 1969 Chevy% Ton Pickup PRICES ARE CUT AGAINI • • 99 DAN THOMPSON FORD Hr~ l c hback , •. •• ' 1974 Ford Gfan •• • • --~--- ------ S·ALE FROM SMITH NELSON MOTORS Your 11 Friendly Dealer.. previOUS meeting were read by Erma Cleland and the •• •' • . Carpeting . Ct1ester water near Good bulldtng si tes $10,000 00 drs .• WEEKEND SPECIALS 1975 Ford LTD 4 Dr. Sedan ...........s4195 -------------•• C BR A D FO RD A uctione er --- ~·- --- - ----- ~~ ROO F' l N G , Sldtng , guflers and -------- R E MODEL IN G Plumbm g hca t .n g and a ll t ypes o f g enera l re p arr Wo r k g uarant eed 20 yea rs ex p err en c e Ph on e 992 2409 5 1 tf c I F INTER ES TE D tn bu1 )Cl 1ng a new h ome c qnla c t ROU SH CON STR UC TION f r ee estrmat es Gr eg Rou sh , 99 2 75 83 2 18 12)c -~- -- END-OF-MONTH By Clarice ADen President Clance Allen presided at the meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the f1re department Wednesday everung at the f1re house. The meeUng opened w1th The LOrd's Prayer followed with the roll call. Mmutes of the ACRES - Off old 33 ~--~-- -··- ' PH. 992-6173 Phone 992·3325 Real Estate For Sale JJ!1lJMJ13!1[t ®u..t *'•··'W-' ,_ I Y4AR'fS BRICK - L1ve apa rtm ent and re nt t he 2 furnt s h ed apartments Garden space Exce llen t - --·------ ------ ...$MITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. I F YO U n ee d y our gra vel h a ul ed c all ( 6111 ) 985 4119 any l 1me 2 18 12!p -- Classified Ads Nathan 81gg s Rad .ator Spectallst Ph 992 2174 I' Now accepting clients for bookkeeping and lax service. WO U I D I l l<. € to dO YOUr h aul mg la rg e -o r small P11 on e (6 14) 985 41 19 any t1m e 2 11 8tp In Memory -------.--- F rom the largest Truck. or Sut tc:tozet' Radta t or to tt1e _sma l l es t Heal er Core 9 18 tt c - - .. 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DAV Hal l, --~----·- ---2 13 6tp 124 Bullernut Avenue, A PT SIZ E D , el ec ran ge , M1ddt ep orr 0 Ph 'i92 2771 Pom eroy refn gerator, k rtc h en )able 2 1B 4t c portable dryer co t s1ze bunk b ed s Phone 992 6 161 b r 1ng QU A LIFIED mme mspector 2 l B 31c ] BE DRM home new roof , mu s t have 6 yr s expe r1 ence -- - - - - - --· -·---.new balhroom N ea r Sc hool 2 yrs mo st h ave been un ca t t 742 2484 M c D ANIEl Custom B ut "" de rgrou n d tn O h 10 Contact c herrng , West Columb ia , W 2 20 4tp lndu strral Re l at 1ons Va We bu t cher ca ttle and Personn el Dept , 2323 W hogs SIO cattle 3 BEDRM home , l USt F 1fth Av e Co lUmb us. Ohio sla ughte r l7 for h ogs , 12c fm tshed remodelrng , Sa lem 1132 04 or ca t/ ( 614 ) 446 3271 for cuttrng an d wrapping St R ut land PtlOne 742 2306 2 18 6 tc St ate and federa l ln specl ed after 4 p m or see MtlO B Open 6 day s per week HutchtSon SO MEONE IO l 1ve 1n wrth Phone (30 41 892 3224 e ld e rly t ady F o r mor e 9 23 lfc 1 30 26 f c ----~ rn f o r mat1on call 9 19 229 1 2 206t c !Jy HlcNfll AI~ NOt f) .mn (H}U LEE 6 RM h ome n1ce ya rd good MO DERN walnut cons ol e , l ocatiOn Phon e 992 7394 UnKramble these rou r Jumbl es, AM FM rad10 4 s p ee d 2 16 6tc one letter to each square, t o cha n ge r Balan ce SlOI 10 o r f orm four ord anary words. te rms Ca ll 99 2 3965 OLD fu r n tur e 1Ce boxes b r ass beo ;:. old wal l 2 19 t f c FOR SA LE near Lan gsvr lle 5 te lephones and pari s or - --. rm house. r oo l ce llar w1 th comp le te house h o l ds Wr i te PLAIN GUITAR and case 4 ro om over 2 b ay detached M D Mrller Rt 2, 13' It res , g1rts 24' brke ,' garage , 1' '' acres. no bath , Pome r oy OhiO Call 992 wooden ro c k e r efec ho t hot and co ld wa ter rn kit 7760 pl ate a tl km ds of d tsh es c hen , I p , gas hea t hea te rs Ca ll 742 20 711 10 7 7.d wtth house Ca ll 742 281 9 after 5 p m • TOHi f 2 19 Jtc 1!( Cl l' t (} o) ' I ( I'> I I tr 2 18 6tp II 4 10 1 mo SLOAN~S I 't O.') FO R D l r O N e w 12 ga W mch es ter 37 A Smgl e shot Phon e 742 2359 1 13 26tp ------~ MODERN CHEMICALS 100 Kerr Street Pomerov . Oh•o4S769 ( 614) 992 2798, Dtck Seyler 1 29-1 mo. Ph 992 l99J Chester News Notes treasurer's report was given On e by Opal Wickham . Coml~---;.,., We Buy Antlquts lARRY LAVENDER Syracuse. Ohro Roger Wam sley 1 23 1 mo M od ern FU RNITURE STRIPPING SERVICE Re m o v al o f Pa rn 1S Pl ashes Va r nish es. etc. Wood or M eret Reoair s • R efm1 shm g of Fvrnt l ure Bu rn i sh ing POI !Shtng o f Copper & B ro!l ss Ftnanc 1n g Avoulabt e Blown mtoWatls & Art1cs STORM WINDOWS & DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALU MINUM SID ING S'QFFITT GUTTE RS AWNINGS 1975S Proof Set 16 pes l 125.00 , 1975 M1nt Sei19.00; 1976 S1lver Proof Set (J pes l 115.00 , 1976 S1lver UNC Set (J pes l $8 50. Call Rutland, 742 2331 R&J CO INS H A Y for sal e Sl ba te or tr dot- ? Phon e Frank Da c he l , L eadmg Cree k Rd 742 208 5 2 1 171p A n ti q ue Blown Insulation Services Currency and Supplt~s Buy, Sa le or Trade IR CO H ell A RC w e ld in g mach 1n e ne w e l ec all ac cessones 1nc l u ded Phon e 1.1 91 ] 11 0 1028 •fc - FREE ESTIMATES COINS PEL L ET r rf!e , $1 5, Sh o tg uns 20 gage, 530. 12 gag e pu mp m od 1897 Wmc hes t er !.60 12 r i ll e $20 22 a u to n il e 532 F la t top gu Ha r $30 W •d e ang le b 1nocul a r s , '!. 70 Bus hne ll B 1nocul a r s , 512 Antr que E lgr n L ad v ' s L ap e l w a l ch S3 0 P h on e 992 7551 w t ll tra de 2 20 lt c f Business Services 9 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Feb. 20, !976 Carpenter Personals Mr and Mrs Vernon Perry and granddaughter, Mona, were m Columbus to attend a weddmg recep t)on of the Perrys' granddaughter, a daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Eugene Perry · Mr and Mrs W1lharn Cul\\ ell spenl Sunday w1th relatives 10 lhe Flatwoods, Kentucky , area Chester, 0 . W1lda Mae W1seman of Harrisonville, and mece, Beulah .Jones, Athens, v1s1ted w1th another daughter, Wanda Jones, m Nelsonville where they enJOyed a belated birthday dmner in honor of Mrs . W1seman , Mr and Mrs Arthur Crablree and her mother, r.vldle Gillogly, called on Mrs Gillogly's Sisler , Han nah Grego ry, at the Houston Nursmg Home fin Sunday afternoon Pomeroy Motor Co. 1974CHEV. :V, TONFLEETSIDE 13895 Custom mldgs , sprmgs , steenng wh1te & body duty Delu>Ce ca b, custom v1nyl seats, de luxe grrlle, chr frt bumper & guards , H. H D 750x16 tires, step bumper, 350 V & brakes, automatiC, radio, cab lights, moss green, new trk appearance 8, P. color 1973 CHEV. lh TON FLEETS IDE 12695 H duty tires , spr mgs, booster brakes( step bumper, V 8 engin e, std trans , t1nted glass Clea n mt 19731NTERNATIONAL 1600 Senes 13895 102" ca b to axle, 2 speed, R axle, 6 speed, good 900x20 t ir es, fram e reinforced, V 8 eng m e, heater, read y t o work PO~~~~!VE~?!~~. co. 'il' ~ POMEROY, OHIO Mr . and Mrs. Norman Shaner and J odi , Athens Route, and Mr and Mrs Clinton Gilkey, Albany , VIsited with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jordan and Joshua on Sunday evemng Relahves from here who have been in Columbus to see Zella Perry who underwent surgery at Umvers1ty Hospital mclude Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Woodgerd, Hazel Dunigan, Mr. and \l'lrs G J . Lowther and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ellis. Ben Caster and his son-mlaw. Chester Spencer, Charleston, W Va., called on Mr Caster's brother-tn-law and s1ster, Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey, on Monday af· ternoon Mrs Carl Greenlees IS convalescing at her home after havm g underg one surgery at Veteran's \ Memorial Hospital m Pomeroy r Mr and Mrs Larry Stanley and Anna were weekend guests of lhe1r parents, Mr. and Mrs Lew1s Smith, local, and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stanley, Alhany. .. Earl Starkey and Mendal Jordan represented Me1gs County at the Ohio State Grange Leg1slat1ve Confe rence m Columbus on Saturday. The Busy Bee SOCiety of the Carpenter Bapllst Church met at the home of Mrs. Lewis Sm1th for their February sessiOn. The devot10ns ~> e re presentt'Cl by Lynn Ann McWhorter who used the theme, " Ma1 ch Wmds and Sunshme" Aft.:r the busmess session, refresh· ments were served to Emma Whittington, Ed1th Lyons, Be-ulah Perry, Bonnse Cheadle, Lynn Anu Me· Whorter, and V1v1an Gaston by the hostess , Freda Sm1th. �10 . The Daily Sentin•l. Middlepvrt-Pomoroy. p.. Friday. Feb. 2tl, 1971; Meigs 1, 2 mines still not working United Press lnleruallonal About 1,450 coal miners are on strike today at lllree sites in Ohio. . United Mine Workers District 6 headquarters in Bellaire sai d 900 union A UMW spokesman said Peabody has refused to abide by a decision in which . a worker had a right to be awarded aocertain job in the mine. members have remained off the job at the Meigs 1 and 2 mine in Meigs County in a dispute over alleged safety violations. About 550 UMW members at the Sunny hills mine of the Peabody Coal Co . near New Lexington, were also pff the job today in a dispute over an arbitrawrs decision . MEIGS THEATRE Tonite thru Sun . Feb . 20-22 CREDIT CORRECTED A report in Wednesday's Daily Sentinel of the reserve basketball game between Eastern and Southwestern credited Doug Browning with 14 points. The credit should have gone to Eastern's David Brown. NAMES OMITTED In the report of those attending the birthday of Tammi Lynette Eblin, the names of Doug, Mandy and Dale Eblin and Jay Evans were unintenionally omitted. FRAMED ( techni co lor) Th.;~t " Walking Tail" man is back . Color cartoon. Show starts at 7! oo p.m . CLOSED BY FLU MENTOR, OJ-110 ' UP! Lake Catholic Jiigh School was dosed today because of an flu epidemic which caused 25 per cent absenteeism Thursday. Coin collectors to meet Monday The Oh-Kan Coin Club wtll hold a regular business meeting Monday evening in the social rooms of the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. building, Mill St., Middleport. A social hour and trading session precedes the 8 p.m. meeting and several out-Oftown coin dealers will be present to buy, sell or lrade collectors' items. Committees will be announced to serve at llle 13th annual coin show March 7 at the Holiday Inn . A 59-lol coin auction wiU follow the m~eting and refreshments will be served. Area residents lnteresteg in coins or paper money are invited to attend. Hecession may be prolonged WASHINGTON (UP! ) Sen. John Glenn, D-Ohio, said today failure of the Senate to override President Ford's veto of the public works bill could prolong the nation's recession. "Ge tting people back to work and helping cities and counties through this recession should be key Glenn said. --------------------~goals," HCon~ trary towhatsomeallege, the ' Dollar doings can get you up a tree. Checking Account keeps the record straight. Checks are legal receipts. Instant money to keep you swinging. Public Works bill was in-cluded within Congress ' original budget and would not have made new additions tn the federal deficit." t.:AK, TRAIN lilT The Gallia-Mcigs Pusl Stale Highway Patrol alii :45 a .m . today were in- Alfred ~cial Notes vestigating Sunday school attendance on F'eb. 15 was 35, the offering $18.90. ' Worship se rvices were held at 11, with Duane Sydenstricker speaking from Acts 5:1-16. "Problems We Can Get Into". Attendance was 23. Mr . and Mrs. Duane Sydenstricker, Mr. and Mrs. Jioward Flanders, and Florence Spencer, co !led at the Vera Swartz and William Carr homes, and had prayer and sang hymns, preceding the last Wednesday evening prayer services at the church here. Larry Atherton of Lakehurst, New Jersey, spent last weekend with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Atherton, on his way to Key West, Fla. willl the Navy, where he is taking schooling. Mrs. Mary Carr, accompanied Douglas and Teresa Carr to University Hospital at _Columbus Sunday where Charles Carr is recovering from recent open heart surgery there. They also visited with"Mr. and Mrs. Sed O'Brien in Columbus. · Charles Woode received word of the recent death of his sister, · Mary (Mayme) Castle in Phoenix, Arizona. She leaves a daughter Virgene Sweeney, where with ~ er husband, Charles Sweeney, Mrs. Castle made her home. Two other children Genevieve Grogan and Maynard Castle are (Continued from page 1) deceased. She also leaves Soil and Water Conservation three grandchildren and program and the Corps that several great grandchildren . most of the conservation Three sisters, Carrie Burson work in Meigs County will not or Worthington , 0 .; Ora require a permit. The two Scaefler of Columbus, 0. and agencies are planning to Elma Our of the Plains, 0 . correlate their programs to and several nieces and best serve the people. nephews in Ohio and "The Meigs SWCP and the Michigan. Corps should'be commended Mrs. Sandra Mardnko and in making this memorandwn baby Stephanie Kay of of agreement, the first in this CQrpus Kristi, Texas are five stllte area," Boyd Ruth, spending two weeks here with Meigs Conservationist, said her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warren van Meter and other today . Meigs relatives. · with cash.~ Cost of (Continued from page 1) . Thursday that unemployment and inflation are declining. And the Commerce Department reported that the real- Gross National Product rose 4.9 per cent in the last quart..r of 1975. TRY OUR .. POLISH SAUSAGE SANDWICH Member FDIC CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Pomeroy, Ohio Mr . and Mrs . Robert Robinson and family of Torch, Ohio spent Sunday with Nina RobinSon anp Clara Follrod . Several local folks visited at White 's Funeral Home at Coolville where services were held' lor Velma Cassady also lor Mrs. Charles Hardway formerly of Tuppers Plains also. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor and family of London, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Dillinger and family of Shade, Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. Randy Dillinger, Todd and Marta Kay of Pratts Fork sperit Sunday willl Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Taylor. A birthday card shower was held for Iris Carr on Feb. 4. Several visited her at home on that day also. Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes of Chester recently visited Mr. and Mrs. William Carr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode attended the special hymn sing at the North Bethet Church Saturday evening, ~'eb , 14. The Norllleasl Cluster Hymn Sing will also be held at North Bethel on Saturday evening, Feb. 28, at 7:30. Everyone welcome. The North Belllel Church will also begin a revival on March 8, with Rev. Robert Sanders, of Joppa . a car -train collision at the crossing north of Cheshire. No details were available. A patrol spokesman said no one was kilJed in llle accident. Taxes, school budgets aired at KC ·meeting An insight into taxes and school budgeting was DIVORt.:E ASKED Diane Bachtel, Pomeroy, presented Thursday night at has filed suit for divorce In Kyger Creek Jiigh School Meigs County Common during the regular monthly Pleas Court from Ronald meeting of "The Committee Bachtel, Pomeroy, charging for Better Education in Gallia gross neglect of duty and County Schools." Teeters said, uwe will extreme cruelty. always be faced with paying -taxes, so be thankful that at COUPLE ARRESTED lea~! you have the right to say CLEVELAND (UP!) yes or no .to taxation. But to Victor Dodaro, 32, Saga_more exercise that right, you must Hills and his wife, he informed regarding the Jacqueline, 30, were arrested laws and understand why you Wednesday by the FBI on are asked to pay taxes." racketeering warrants issued He explained that more by a federal judge in Florida. citizens would be more · Charles McKinnon, special agent in charge of the willing to pay taxes If they Cleveland FBI office, said the knew what the money was Dodaros were charged with used for. The tllx consultant pointed out that the State of involvemeflt in a racketeering enterprise Ohio, f~om •:1e standpoint of affecting interstate and tllx laws, is the best. Jie also foreign commerce. No was quite specific about how ''lucky'' Gallia Countians are furlller explanation . of the because thelr taxes are very chwr~ was .provitled. low compared to the rest of the stllte. Teeters observed that county officials and school board members must become smarter in the f1,1ture because of changing laws and requirement,s such as Thursday Strikers reasse.ssment and January 29, 1976 equalization. W L James Blevins, member of Welkers Ashland 24 0 Simon's Pick . A -Pair 18 6 the Galha County Board of Team No 1 12 17 Education, asked Teeters if Team No , 4 12 12 Team No 2 <120 he would look at this year's Team No . 3 2 22 budget and explain why the High team 3-gamcs Team No . 6 926, second high budget commission, conTeam No . 1 916, third high sisting of the county auditOr , Si mon 's Pi ck A -Pair 915 treasurer and prosl,!cu ting High i ndiv i dua l three games - · Ann Morri s 423 , attorney, forced the school s~ tond high Phyllis Cli n e 413 , board to reduce its budget by third high Patti Williams 404 . High ind ividual game - Jo approximately $450,000 when Ann ward 160 , sec ond high apparently there was inside Patti Wi ll iams 148 , third high Ann Morris and Phylli s Cline millage still available. Teeters explained that the budget commission, by-law, Thursday Strikers Feb . 5,1976 has no authority to question BOWLING "' W L Welker 's Ashland 18 4 Si mon 's Pick -A -Pa i r 11 10 Team No 1 18 i 4 T ea m No . 4 14 18 Te~m No .3 B 24 Team No . 2 6 '1 6 H igh team thre e gam €S Tearn No. J 9~6. second h i gh Team No . 5 Simon s 938 ,. thrid high Team No . 6 Wclkers 924 . Hig h . ind ivi dual thr ee games Phylli s Clin e 547 , second high -- Drcma Roach 536 , lhird hi g h ~ Patti Williams 443 H ig h i ndividua l g ame Phylli s Cline 182, second ~1igh -- Orema Roach ) 72. th ir d h igh - Phy_l lis C l i ne 165 . CIA has more, not less powers WASHINGTON (UP!) Sen. Frank Church, chair-· num of the Senate Intelligence Committee, today charged tha't President Ford ' s reforms for s py -agencies " gives the CIA a bigger ·shield and a longer sword to -stab about both Pomeroy Bowling Lane s within and without the Early Sunday M i xed country.'' F e b . 8,1976 W L . The Idaho Democrat told Jacks Dairy Bar 38 18 a breaktast meeting willl Pullins.Excavaling 38 18 reporters that an executive Team No . 6 17 29 Tom's Carry Out 23 33 order issued by Ford WedPomeroy Flower Sh op 72 34 nesd~y revamping in20 36 H i ll & Mayer Sarb·e r s' H ig h individua·l game tellige nce agencies "give D ic k Dugan 237, Marl ene larger protection." to the spy Wilson 20 3, seco nd high i n dividual game Char l es gr o. p~ "b ut very little Hysell 196 , Mary VQSS lYI , reference to protect the High ser i es ...___ Ed Voss: 524, rights of .the American Mary Voss 561. sec ond h igh series Dick Dugan 520 , people, to eliminate the Marlene Wilson 551. abuses of llle agency in llle Team high game - Team No . 6 735. team high se ries past, or to eliminate governPull i~ s Ex c avating 2,0'22. ment by executive secrel"i." LOCAL TEMPS temperature in downtown Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Friday was 52 degrees under sunny skies. The GROUP TO MEET EAST MEIGS - The Eastern PTSA will meet in regular session at 7:30p.m. Monday at Eastern High School. BAKER'S BUDGET SHOP NEW FURNitURE AT BUDGET PRICES! Bedroom Suite ...........sns Sofa Beds. :................ sgs Recliner...... ~ ............... '68 5 Piece Dinettes. ......... ts8 9112 Unoleum ' Rugs. ..!9.88 9112 Red Olite_Carpet...S24 Bunk Beds Complete ... ~l49 Many ather furniture bargains avallablei ' expenses In the budget. It does have authority over receipts of money and contingency balances. As a final response lo the question, Teeters indicated that probably the budget was inadequate in its preparation. He recommended that in the future, ijte board should make an appeal. Teeters said lila! school boards should · begin preparing next year's budgets in March, complete them by June and advertise and adopt them by July 20 and between Aug. 1 and Sept. I, the budget commission should make an analysis of the budgets. A board then has 30 days to accept or appeal. It was further pointed out that tax an'>eals are handled by the c1 ~ ts forthwith , meaning "a etle of weeks,'' not months . . Teeters covered in deplll many other aspects of tllxation and budgeting such as how -real estate was assessed before llle "Park Investment Case" was decided in the courts, forcing equalization of taxation lor the four types of real estate, agriculture, commercial, residential and industrial. He noted that all tax records are open to the public. Teeters indicated he felt school boards should appoint a tax and budget study committee. Duane Hunter, Addison, publicity chairman of the committee, said this morning the meeting was fairly well attended, but expressed disappointment that only two school board members were able to attend. He also noted Labor brass hit Senate's action BAL HARBOUR, Fla . CUP!). - Top AFL-CIO officials have 'warned that President F'ord's veto of a public works bill to create 600,000 new jobs, and Cong ress ' failure to override it, will he a major election issue , Andrew Biemiller, the AFL-C IO 's chief lobbyist, expressed !be feelings of llle council shortly after llle volA! Thursday when he told reporters : "It was a tragic 16ss to the unemployed workers, for communities that are badly in need of financial assistance' and for the economy, which needed the stimulus this bill would have provided . The White House may · consider it a victory, but we consider it a • tragic loss for the people ." Meigs 6.1% unemployment figure challenged POMEROY - A recently publish<•ct County was challenged here Saturday by Ray Goodman, director of Vot·ational Education. Meigs Local Schools. Goodman charged lllc figure is false, having little relation to the truth, and damaging the public by losing tens of thousands of dollars annually in lost revenues to the county, the towns, and tJle schools. In a public letter Goodman wrote: Recently, the unemployment office for Meigs County, located in Gallia County, that the county school superintendent nor his three assistants could make it. Hunter said the committee will continue its efforts to gether faets in order to ac· ·complish Its purpose of providing input and asststaoce to the school board for better education in Gallia County Schools. PLEASANT VALLEY DJSC)'IARGES - Mrs. Jiaskell Gillispie, New Haven ; John Tompkins, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Steve Gillispie, Everett Sayre, Charles Wood, Mrs. William Oliver, Mrs. Corbett Hudnall, Mrs. Greg Kennedy, Point Pleasant; Alton Tennant, · John Island, S. C.; Virginia Maddy, Wilkesville; Mrs. Jiarold Vreeland, GaiiJpvlis; Cllnwn BeD, Jr., Mason; Jack Call, Clifton; Boyd Pearson, Bidwell; Odessa Greenlee, Leon. Births, Feb. 19, a daughter wMr. and Mrs. Randy Swne, West Columbia; son to Mr. and Mrs . Gary King Pomeroy: daughter to Mr. "nd Mrs. Daniel Warden, New anti-bribe Point Pleasant; daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waugh, law has teeth Crown City; Feb. 20, WASHINGTON (UP!)- A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lee JIM'S PLAZA TOURED bill imposing fines of up to $25 Burnem, Rutland . Middleport third graders of million and 10 years in prison Mrs. Julia McComas recently for American businessmen visited Jim's Plaza to who brlhe foreign officials complete a social studies unit was introduced today by Rep . Vetera01 Memorial Hospital ADMmED - Clarence on foods, shipping, Ronald M. MotU, D-Ohio. Spurrier, Pomeroy; Junior processing and marketing. " This corruption Is utterly (Bud) ·Darst, Middleport; The children toured t~e repugnant to the majority of Steven Ohlinger, Mason; store's several departments Americans," Mottl said, Walter Jiarrison, Middleport; .and were given a treat by the cUing a Ubrary of Congress Rosa lee Wright, Langsville; management. report slating American Grace Roach, Gallipolis; corporations admitled more Usa WIHord, Long Bottom. than $300 million In corrupt DISCHARGED - F'red and "questi,onable" Larkins, Paul McDaniel, Sr., throughout the Mostly cloudy tonight , payments Gerald Drenner, Patsy 11 world. The conscience of chance of rain . Lows 35 to 40. Laudermilt, Jean Koehler, Rain Saturday, highs 50 to 55. this coon lry demands that we Mary Howell, . Frances Chance of rain io per cent repudiate the tactic of Jiawthorn, Clarence today, 30 per cent tonight and bribery and puniSh those Ridenour. responsible." 80 per cent Saturday. Weather- Elberfelds In Pomeroy Washingtons Birthday Sale OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 8 PM Specla I Sale Prices Friday1 Feb. 20th -Saturday1 F~b. 21st and Monday1 Feb. 23rd At The Main ~. Jt9me Fumishin• Annex ' -and the Mechanic Street Warehouse Elberfelds In Pomero VO. 11 this tremendous financial Lurden of Cj ruund trip of say 65 miles just to si~n a paper stating they are unempl\.lyed? 1 feel the unswer to this questiw1 is 11bvious. No une in their right mind is going to spend money on a trip to Gallipolis when their family is hungry. ConsequenUy, not everyone signs up for unemployment who is unemployed and, therefore, the 6.1' percent WJem,ployment figure isn't worth the paper it's printed on , In this, our bicentennial year, we must speak out strongly against this lack of represenlaUon which so direcUy tmts Cloudy, windy and cooler with a chance of snow flurries, mainly northeast, Sunday. Highs from the mid 30s to low 40s. Chance of snow flurries northeast and partly cloudy elsewhere Sunday night. Lows in the 20s. NEWS omwtmt of rcirnhurscmcnt fur sut:h things as schools , se nior citizens progra1ns, local , federal . ;md state programs aw.J funding to IO('ul ~overnments. One of the saddest aspects of the situation is that no one is crying out about this situation. Meigs County is probably the only county in Ohio that doesn 't have an unemployment office based somewhere in the county. Our _cltizens, who are unfortunate enough to he laid off must drive as much as 30 or 40 miles just to register their ,unemployment. How long must the un"!"ployed hear • Weather HOSPITAL Holzer Medical Center 1Discharges, Feb.19) Inez Betz, Mary Birchfield,. Mrs . Randy Carnes and daughter, James Chandler, Terley Clagg, Clara Deck, Evelyn Dishong, Uta Eastman, Kathleen F'ink, John Grimes, Alta !laley, Benjamin Higgins, Mrs. Jerry Hollback and daughter, Agnes Imboden, Karen · Jarvis, Jiazel Leonard, : Marinda Mattox, Johnie Meek, Grace Mercer, (J,na Myers, Jessie Riley, Mary Roy, Blanche Scragg, James J-1. Sisson II, Mrs. Paul Sites and son, VInson Slaplewn, · James Stewart, Maurice Taylor, Jay Thompson, Monet Turner, Stephanie · Ward, Sandra Wiley, Mrs. Calvin Wright and daugh!A!r Nettie Wright. (Births, Feb. IS) Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Brown, son, Gallipolis; Mrs. Jack Farley, son, Vinton; Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Jenkins, son, Northup; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore, son, Oak Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Morris, son, Jackson . iBirlhol Feb.l91 Mr . and Mrs . Grover Gillum, son, Jackson; Mr. and Mrs . John Hager, daughter, Bidwell ; Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Smith, son, Wellston . • published a 6.1 percent unemployment rate figure for -Meigs County , baserl un their (i~ures for the preceding month. 1 would like the people of Meigs County to know that these figures are not correct. They are not even close to being accurate, and are costing the cities, the county, and llle schools of Meigs County tens of thousands of dollars annually in lost revenue. A complex formula lllat uses the unemployment rate for Meigs Couinty compared to the unemployment rate of the other Ohio counties determines the figurl' uf G.l pet. unemployment in Meigs affects everyone in Meigs County, just as request an immediate and extensive stale our founding fathPrs did . F;ventually , each survey of the county to determine thil inaccuracy of the latest 6.1 percent O( you will he vaying higher taxes due to the lost income from the Slate and Federal unemployment figure . If there Is ~ a Government. There must be a strong, significant difference, it would- he Inconcerted effo•t now if the situation is to be teresting to see if Meigs County could }fin a legal action against the Stale for all tile solved. I have tlllked wi lll the County Com" money it has lost due w the stale's missioners and they assured me they negligence in providing a system, whereby• would contact those individuals in the we could have a realistic means fpr Bureau of Unemployment&rvices that reporting unemployment. Rememher, the wheels of progre"" would allow Meigs Couinty In have an turn slowly, unless you get behind them unemployment office in Meigs County. aod push. Perhaps the Commissioners could also Your Invited Guest Reaching More Than 12,000 Families ttdittt Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT NO. 4 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1976 MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY PRICE 25 CENTS . City will spend $1,317,831 in'76 'GALLIPOLIS- City commissioners, in special _session Friday afternoon , upproved 1976 appropri ation s tot.1 Jing $1,317 ,831. The budget was filed with the commissiOners on Feb. 9 when a public hearing was heJd in accordance with the ci lv charter. · funds appropriated were: gcncr<.~l $419,7?4; sanitation - $118,7:15: M & H $75,538: cemetery and parks - $16.999: water - $284,417; sewer - $314,989 : parking meter - $52,834 ; genera l bond $9,597 ; federal revenue sharing trust fund - $23,928 and defense lund , $1.000. In other matters, comrTiissione rs approved an ordinance calling for an in- · crease in water rates for system users both inside and outside the corporation limits. Initial reading on that ordinance was Feb. 4. The new rates become ef· fective the first of Apr~l , In moSt cases, the average increase per customer will be approximately $2.25 per· month . ll was the city's first water J GALLIPOLIS - Gallla County Prosecutor Gene Wetherholt has been reappointed to the executive committee of the Ohio Prosecuting Attorneys' Association, This committee governs lhe association a'nd manages all of its affairs. · • Gilkey declares m • • commission race POMEROY - Bernard . D. Gilkey , Republican, serving as a Meigs County Commissioner through the appointrnent route Friday filed his petition )Yith the Meigs County Board of Elections to t'un for the nomination of hiS party [or the commissioner term beginning .Jan . 3, 1977. Gilkey was appointed to the board of commissioners on F'eb. 12. 1975 In succeed Robert Clark who had resigned. Gilkey, 49, resides in the Third Ward of Middl~rt , has been a committeeman there for the pasl few years. He served as a township trustee for 15 years in Salisbury and Scipio Townships. A graduate of Scipio High Sclmol, .which was at Harrisonville, Gilkey served two years in the U. S. Army during Wilrld War ll, Gilkey is a member of Chapter 53, Veterans of. Foreign Wars , Feeney- Bennett Post 128, American 'Legion, Middleport; Ute Meigs County ~'arm Bureau; the Meigs County Township TrusU,s and Clerks Assn:. of which he is a past president for t)VO terms; the Coun ty Commissioners Assn., Modern Woodman of America, and the Fra ternal Order of Eagles. Republicans Who filed for cen tral committee posts on Friday include Harold G. Norris, PageviUe; Robert Wood, North Chester; David Koblentz, South Chestf"; Alva Swick, Salem; Hele·n M. Quivey, East Bedford; Granville Lyons, Columbia; Paul F. Andrews, Olive; Evelyn Clark, Pomeroy First Ward; George Nesselroad, Jr .; Rock Springs; Alvin Reed, Reedsville; Ernest E . Sisson, Jr., Syracuse~ and Cora, B. Beegle, Racine Village. rate increase since Jan, 1, 1960. Commissioners authorized City Manager RichardT. (Dick) Mills to advertise for bids for new lawn mowers. Bids will be accepted at the city building through 12 noon on March 8. City Manager Mills presented com- . missioners a list of appointments for various city boards . All but two individuals arc current board members. Newcomers recommended by Mills were John (Jack ) Carty, for the city planning commission, replacing Richard Roderick, Sr. (Richard Mackenzie, who will succeed Roderick as a member of llle board of zoning appeals, is currenUy a nternber of the planning commission). Rosie Stoney will succeed Rev. Joe Wills on the board of heaith. Board members are appointed by the city manager but must be approved by the · commissioners. Others reappointed were ,Elmer Caldwell, civil service commission; Belll Cherrington, Jack Jiudson and Stanley Saunders, city park and playground advisory board; Jack Hudson and Emil Corbin, board of zoning appeals; iiuiit Tap, board of health and Eslavaun Mat· thews, recreation board for a one year terrf! . COURTHOUSE TOURED - Members of the Gallia County Preservation Task Force walked through the Gallia County Courthouse Friday to inspect recent restoration work. In the group above are (from .the left) Mrs. Arthur Allison, Maj. Gen. (Ret) Geor~e Bush, Mrs. Berc Tap, Mrs. Evan C. Roderick, Mrs. R. D. Tbomas, Mrs· Howard Neal . · an<\ David Brook, a preservation officer for the Sooth Central Ohio Preservation Society, Inc. The task force is Interested in the hlslorical preservatioo of homeS, buildings and other • structures in GaiiJa County. Loans for farms are available • Bond posted by POMEROY - Farm owners in , Athens, Meigs, and VInton Counties can share in some $50 miUion of Iunde now available in the nation lor loans to develop, conserve an,d improve land Amd water resources, according to Archie R. Stegall, County Supervisor of the Farmers Home Administration ( FmHA). Measures to alleviate problems of waste disposal aDd pollution control on farms rnay be eligible lor financing through this · source. "These funds are, available on a first.come, lirst.served basis throughout the nation," Archie R. Stegall said. He explained lila! soil and water loans from FmJ-IA can he used to develop wa!er suppues tor home use, livestock watering or irrigation. The funds also can he uaed for drainage projects, to instail water or waste facilities associated with poUutioo abatement and control and to build other structores that contribute to conservation and meet health, safety and en· vironmen~l requirements. . .. •.. Funds also may he used to level lana, establish permanent pasture, develop farm forests, and to carry out basic soil trealment practices such as liming, ferUiizing, and subsoiling. These loans may be repaid tn ~nns as long as 40 years with an Interest rat& of five percent charged on the unpaid principal. Applications may be obtained " at Farmers Home Administration county offices, ;ncluding llle office at 221 West Second St. in Pomeroy. West Virginian POMEROY - Carl Smith McFall, Pt. Pleasant, posl€d bond in Meig~ County Cour! F'rlday when he appeared on charges of criminal damaging. An incident occurred near the mine involving a moVing truck. Rocks had been thrown at the truck breaking the winds hield . Charles Knight, assistant prosecuting attorney said McFall, charged under the state law, was arrested by the Slate. Highway Patrol. Bond was set at $2,50Q. MJners, a source said, have been iristfucted to return to work beginning with the midnight shift Sunday. Compliance saves time, • • money m construction MIDDLEPORT - The annual Mid- speaker forced delay of the banquet this '11ckets for the dinner at 6:30 p.m. at dlepvrt Rotllry Club football banquet year intn the new year. the Meigs High cafeteria are $4 each aod • Tuesday evening at Meigs High School will Therefore, the 1976 Rotary Football may be obtained unUI 9 a.m: Monday at have a slightly different format this year, Banquet will actually be the 1976 Meigs New York Clothing House and Lohse Drug mainly hecause of il.s lateness. High School Athletic Bariquet (In 1977) . Store in Pomeroy; at Dutton's Drug Store, Charley Stobart, varsity assistant at Western Auto Store, Baker Furniture conforming use . . Rotary, which began honoring Mid_ Erection of signs or outdoor ad- dleport Yellow Jacket football teams soon the University of Michlgao, has been · Swre, and Citizen's National Bank in · verUsing structures. after its organization In 1929, switched its signed by Rotary Banquet Chairman Lee Middleport; at the Rutland Department Boster stated that the applications (or allegiance to the Meigs Marauders upvn McComastoreturnwhis"oldhometown" Store in Rutl~t Meigs High School, the building permits and zoning cer- consolidation in 1967. The banquets, with for Ute event. Stobart is a native of Racine and at the Junior mgh School in Midtificates may be obtained from Edith suitably outstanding speakers, usually who graduated at Middleport High School dleport. Honored guests at the banquet will he Crosier, zoning secretary, located In the took place in Nov~mber ' or · early where he was a 1361b. center (both ways). Later Stobart started at ouarterback for the 1975 footbaU squad, the 1975 golf squad, city mwilcipal building. Questions related Dece'!lber soon after the sounds of the Ohio University Bobcats. He coached 1975-76 basketball squad, the cheerleaders to zoning or building should be brought to • crackmg pads settled down. Boster at the municipal building . However; difficulty In obtaining a one year at Gallipolis, winning the and the coaches. championship. GALLIPOLIS - Failure to obtain a building permit and zoning certificate can cost time of construction and money according to James T. Bosler ; city zoning officer. Boster said Saturday many problems haveoccurredasaresultofpersons failing In comply in obtaining an application for a building permit and zoning certificate. He said the failure to obtain a zoning certificate authorizing llle use uf land and building can cost an individual considerable Joss in time of construction and · money if the way in which the land or buildings are used or constructed does not comply willl the zoning ordinance. Boster stated that after consultation with many people, it was discovered that some did not l!now exactly what conditions required a zoning certificate and a building permit. Following are conditions under which certificates are required : - 'Construction or structural alterations of any building ; Including accessory buildings, such as a garage. - Change in use Of an existing or accessory building to the use of a different classification, - Occupancy and use of vacant land. - Change in the use of land to the use of a different dassification. - Any chanRe in the use of a non- RADIO STOLEN GALLIPOLIS - A 23 channel CB radio was taken Friday night from a car owned by Gary Fellure, Eureka Star Rt . Gallipolis ei ty police said someone took the radio from F'ellure's 1968 GTO. Tlte car's air conditioner was damaged while the radio was heing removed . '' Date processing is found in contempt . TOLEDO (UP!) - Introductions International and Data Date Processiqg, Inc., with dating referral services in Akron, Toledo and Columbus, have been found In contempt and fined for vlolali!'& terms of a court.approved . judgment requiring them to resolve cons1J111er complaints. : Lucas County Common Pleas Court Judge Francis Pietrykowski fined the ·firms ·and llleir principal owner"''M!rator $1.7 million Friday. The companies also were permanently enjoined from engaging in any consumer transactions in Ohio . . BOARD TO MEET The Gallia-Meigs Community Action Agency executive board will hold Its monthly meeting Tuesday, Feb. 24, at 7:30 p.m. in llle Cheshire Central office. Per· sonnel and budget and finance committees will meet at 7 p.m. • WATER! STAY 'WAY FROM OUR DOOilS - Owners of Main St. businesseS in Pomeroy for the second lime in about one month were keeping a watchful eye on the Ohio River which ha• "isen quickly llle past few days due to 1 COFCTOMEET POMEROY - Pomeroy Chamher Of Commerce will meet Monday at noon at , the Mei~s Inn. widespread heavy rains. The water has moved into the low cross-tlrough between the two parking lots along llle Ohio River but appeared Saturday to be at a stal)dstill. \ ·' ' .. � 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 20, 1976