https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b47e9f94ed2ecf79900263b48f28bd64.pdf 99ca65adc775ac5d773f412609caba72 PDF Text Text , . .•". ' .· . , ' , • • • . . ~ ' ' 10-Tbe Daily Sentinel, Mlddleport..Pomeroy, 0., Jan. S, lf/2 ... '•' '• . ··.·.·.-......·.·.·.·.·,·,•,, .. ·•· Tornado Babes Win Two Game8 ' . . . ' ~I Dr. T. H. Davis is Dead Caldwell R etiJing ..:"~~"'; =~~~ . EXTENDED OUTLOQK Ohio: .Extended oullook · RACINE - - Southern's Saturday through Mo•day: In the Eighth Grade contest Seventll !llld Eighth Grade which Southern won ~ to 50, , Warming through the · ' ·. ' retired industrial surgeon and of World Wars, and the Retired buketball squads took two Dunning had 151 Brown 14, • period. . Partly cjoudy l!;Jmer E. (Country) · Cald· Jje was in charge of many . K of P LOdge and Modern physician for, the Glass NelsOn Officers. Association. . Pllles over Wahama Wed- Schultz-lhnd Roberts 11. For Saturday with chaoce of Clinic, died ln December He Is survived by his ·]lile, OI!IIday night here. In ,,the Wahama, Holbrook led all snow flurries northeast well, who will turn 70 on Jan. puLiic·~rvlce projects. One of , W~n. 17,, will retire as Gallipolis which he was especlaUy proud The retiring postmaster following a' heart attack at hiS Ella Wyatt Davil; a daugllter, seventh grade Col)lest, scorers with 21 ana Tucker had pordon. Chance of rain or Southern won 45 to 4t Fi>r the 11. snow DOrth and rain south Postmaster Friday, com- was Operation Yul~ which he plilns to "take I~ easy, but i home, 1565 Yorktown Ave., •Mrs. ThomaS S. Crewson, Wife pleting 30 years of service with organized seven years ago; It intend to keep busy,". he said Tulsa, Okla. of the Tulsa Municipal Judge; Winners, RQush had 13 points, Swiday and Monday. Services were held in the a son, Lt. Col. Thoma& H. Davl.t Bass 11 and Dunning 10. . ' Highs Saturday In the 30s government agencies including 1 was designed to send Christ, this -morning. 25 as local postmaster. mas gifts to all Gallia County ·A devoted sporls fan and Boston Avenue Methodist of Alexandria, Va.; a Sister, north and 40s south ... For Wahama, Sayre led all Richard Bane; present servicemen stationed i!l former registered offldal , Church and entombment was Mrs. John Edwin Hull, scorers with 16 and Goldsberry .. warming by Monday to the assistant poo)rnaster, will Vle1nam and Ute Far East. . Caldw~U is still an active . in Rose Hill Mausoleum. Washington, D. C., and three . had 8. 40s north and 50s south. assume "clerk In cl,arge" Through the years, Caldwell bowler. Gardening Is a favorite Dr. Davis, who retired in 1966 · g randchildren. Lows early Saturday In the duties after he is sworn h by a served as a member of the · hobby. after practicing in Tulsa 40 --~---teens north ·and 20s south. district official Friday. This Gallipolis City School Board, 'Another era will come to an years, was one 9f tile founders ' WOLF PEN Warming to the 20s north PLEASANT VALLEY was confirmed today' by 'he Downtown Coaches Club, and end wh,en "Country" Caldwell ilf.the cllnic. Dr. pavis was the Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr and 30s south by Monday. AD!-flSSIONS : Larty Willet, retiring postmaster. has held numerous offices in . . retires Friday. His friends son of the late Mr. and Mrs. T. and famlly, Rutland, .·were · .Tr., Point Pleasant; Mrs. Doss ~*'f«t."t!J:"i. :: :~ ~;; U&'8m~8 Caldwell' assumed postthe Galtipolis Masonic Lodge, _ wish him well"in future years.• .!!."Davis of Middleport and a Christmas Day guests of Mr. Hutchinson, Letart; Karen duties in Gallipolis on master grandson of T. H. ·Davis, the and Mrs. Howard Thoma and · Miss Renee Burke, Southern Gibson, Point Pleasant; Mr. Jan. !, 1947, succeeding the late founder of'the Davis Ice and Patricia. Afternoon visitors and Mrs. Emory McCallister, High School senior, will A . K. Merriman. He was 44. Storage <;o. in Pomeroy which were Mr. and Mrs. Harley T. Southside; William Hoselton, represent Meigs County in the Only one other Gallipolis was sol(l a few years ago to Johnson. · Lakln ; Mrs. Farren Cremeans, 1972 Ohio Junior Miss Pageant postmaster has held the Tom Crow Jr., who only Christmas J>lly visitors of Henderson; Raymond Taylor, to be held Jan; -21-22 at East position. longer than Caldwell. (Continued from Page 1) recently sold the site to the · Mr. and Mrs. Harley E. McHenry, Ill.; Patricia Frum, Gate Junior High School in Rene Carel held the post (two ' Jones Boys. ' Johnson, Tammy, Cheryl and East Liverpool. pre~identtal primary. ARepublican, Harris said )le will build his Point Pleasant. different terms) 32 years. • Dr. Davis received his Terry, were Mrs. Ada Slack of Ticke!lj for the . tw(}-night DISCHARGES: Mrs. Robert platform around the theme that "people are frustrated." · Caldwell, the 25th Gallipolis Bachelor's Degree from Miami Syracuse, and Mr.' and Mrs. Bishop," Charles W. Wamsley, state pageant are $5 per set and I postmaster, holds the record Mrs. Claude Thornton, Lewis went on sale in Meigs County PUCALLPA, PERU -RELATIVE'.'! of 92 persons aboard a University and hi.. medical Harley T. Johnson. · for most consecutive years Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, Martin, Todd Kimes, Tina and today. The price includes Peruvian airliner that crashed two weeks ngo hacked their way degree from the University of served. reserved seats. Inez Smith. The Ohio Power Co. has through the jungle tow!ll'd the plane today, hopeful the ~amatic Cincinnati Medical School. He Kail, Charles and Kevin, Miss Prior to assuming duties as · 'i'ickets may be ordered by created the post of ,Ensurvival of one of the passengers might mean others still were served in the :U.S . Army . Jo Smith were Christmas DaY Medical Corps five years dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. writing Meigs County Junior vironmental Affairs Director postmaster, Caldwell wa ~ alive. ' · . · aSsociated with the Office of Miss, Inc., PO Box 2, Pomeroy. and has named J. W. Ruff as Police and rescue officials, who have sljjhted the Peruvian during World War ll, having Charley Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Price Administration in 1942. THEATRE~ Checks or money orders should director. Lai\'J8 Airlines lockheed Electra from the air, irisisted there duty in England and France. · Harley T. Johnson were af. While a member of the draftbe made payable to the Ohio Joe P. Gills, executive vice board, he entered the U. S. were no survivors other than 17-y~-()ld Juliane Koepcke, who Later he served In the Korean ternoon visitors. Tonight, Jan, 6 Conflict, retiring as . a Junior Miss, Inc. Orders must president of the utility NOT OPEN spent nine days treking through the jungles with only a Christ· Ueutenant colonel following it. Navy during World War II, be received by Monday, Jan. headqullftered at Canton, said · then returned to the OPA mas cake and a bag of candy forfood. Dr. Davis was a founding · MUNNMOVED 10. Ruff will be responsible for all following the war. EAST LANSING, Mich. member of the S. W. Surgical Mi55 Burke will leave for matters pertaining to en· Friday & Saturday During his tenure of. office, SAN CLEMENTE, CALIF. -THE changing role of Com· January 7-8 Congress and had been a (UP!) -Michigan State AthleEast Liverpool Jan. 16 to take vironmental activities of the ·Caldwell served through five THE PANIC IN munist Cbina and the future of Taiwan emerged today as the member of Phi Delta Theta tic Director Clarence "Biggle" part in weeklong preliminary Ohio Power Co. These matters NEEDLE PARK presidential administrations, apparent chief topic of President Nixon's summit talks with Social Fraternity, Alpha Munn, who suffered a stroke on events of the state pageant. will include the coordination of ( Technicolor) Harry Truman, Dwight Jal)anese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato. Kappa Kappa Medical Oct. 7 that left him in critical AI Pacino the company's environmental Eisenhower,. John F. Kennedy, Kitty Winn Fraternity, Tulsa County Club, condition and partially para· affairs wiUt federal, state and TROOP TO MEET Lyndon B. Johnson and ·"R" SAIGON - AN AMERICAN F105 jet fighter-bomber· at- University Club of Tulsa, and lyzed, has been removed from BROTHER JOHN Racine Girl Scout Troop 137 local regulations. Ruff ai..o will Richard Nixon. tacked a radar site inside North VIetnam today in another of of the Hurricane Club. He was Sparrow Hospital and is now (Technicolorl will meet at 3:311 p.m. Tuesday maintain co11tact with ad· When Caldwell assumed the what the U. S. military command calls protective reaction a member of the Methodist ' being !rated in an extended Sid ney Poitier at the Racine·American Legion ministrators of the . various Gallipolis post in 1947, volume strikes. It was Ute second Sllch attack In as many days. Wiii'Geer · Church;, the Industrial Medical care facility. regulations. Hall. The registration fee of $2 of busineSs was $50,000 an"G" Gills said the new post was SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. is to be paid and members are created effective Jan. I, nually. It was $202,000 in 1970, • PIGS APPREHENDED! ai..o to bring handbooks. COLUMBUS (UP! - Police "because of the ever- and may surpass $250,000 before the present fiscal year rescued two "very cold" · . .- - - - - - - - - - - -.• - - - - - - ,· -tncreasing the ends. pedestrians Wednesday as they environmentemphasla and the on impact Known as a "very capable waddled along the freeway · this is having on the electric official and successful here. The pair- two white 46utility Industry." He added businessman," Caldwell pound pigs - were put in a that Ruff, in his work as chief chemist, has gained broad remained humble throughout cruiser· and taken to experience in such matters his postmaster career. headquarters. Policemen said over the past several years. they "were very cold, but warmed up once they were Ruff is a veteran of 35 years with American Electric Power inside the cruiser." Their ' w' owner was being sought. System companies. He joined Appalachian Power Co. in 1935 Harold Lemley, 50, Df 335 at its Logan plant as a coal Garfield-Ave ., Lancaster, MOSHER IN RACE analyst, and moved to Ohio Ohio, died Wednesday evening WASHINGTON (UP! ) Power's Tidd Plant at Brilliant at Dayton Veterans Hospital. Rep, Charles A. Mosher, Rin 1950. He has been at Ohio Survivors are his wife, Beulah, Ohlo, today announced his Power'•s Muskingum River at home; one daughter, Miss candidacy for re-election in the plant near Beverly since 1953. Cheryl Lemley, at home; three 13th congressional district o( He has worked as a chief slaters, Mrs. W~Sie~ , (Helen) Ohio. "It should surprise no chemist since 194L and bas Lewis, Zanesville; Mrs. James one that I will run again," Come See Our All New Band ' been working closely in en- (Olive) Munyan, Newark, and Mosher · said. "Now that our Be Thrifty! Save All of Your Sales/ips From vironmental control programs Mrs. Charles (Gladys) Dott, new district lines finally are .......... several years. At Meigs Inn- We ve Raveruiwood, W. Va.; four being determined it seems a .r . good time to make the formal Veteraos Memorial Hospital brothers , George Lemley, ADMITTED - Ronald Middlepor.t; Benjamin FQx, !announcement." Fraley, Gallipolis; Ernest Zanesville ; Harmon Fox, Promised- Now We Produce! Molden , Rutland; Ardith Pomeroy, and Wilbur Fox, The instrumental piece, Barton, Pomeroy; Turil · Phoenix, Ariz., and several "Hail to the Chier," is reHunter, Nelsonville; Larry nieces, nephews and aunts. served for the Services will be Sunday, I Presi'dentexclusively Parson, New Haven; Robert by U.S. service LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 9 P.M. · 1 A.M. Wearing Apparel For Your Family and Furnishings For Your Home. Imboden, Rutland; Pete p.m. at the Chapel of Frank E. bands. Shields, of near Racine; Smith Funeral Home, Lancaster, with Rev. David F. Wanda Mohler, Middleport. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS DISCHARGED - Ross Kent, Vanhoose officiating. Friends !4nda Stewart, Everett Dailey, may call at the funeral home after 7p.m. Friday. Burial will Darryl Swartz. be in the Gravel Hill Cemetery, ' Cheshire at approximately 3 p.m. Sunday. MOBSTER FREED EVERYBODY WANTS Mr. Lemley was a fonner COLUMBUS (UP!) - Aging mobster Thomas "Yonnie" truck driver for Zerkle Licavoli, a denizen of the Ohio Trucking Company, MidPenitentiary for nearly · 40 dleport; a veteran of W. W. II years for a 1930's gangland !llld a member of the Veteran slaying, finally gains his of Foreign Wars. release today. Licavoli, once feared as the bead of the infamous Toledo-Detroit based "Purple Gang," said he would retire to a quiet life in suburban Gahanna and become a SAME DAY stamp dealer. SE'RVICE In At 9-0ut At 5 . .ACLU in. Hair IssUe' BY BOB HOEFUCH ColumbQ ~ attorneys representing , the American Clvll Libertie8 Uniflll are ex· peeled to arrive · in Meigs County early this evening to confer-, wlth parentr and stud~nts on possible legal actions to be taken on the recent luspenaton of 11 Me{gs' Hltlh ,SChool male students beciuse the,lr hair leqgth · allegedly did not ~ortn to the high school dresli code. Kim Beck, 15, Middleport, one of the 11 suspem;!ed students, 1 an~ounced the arrival of , IIIII Columbus at. ~· Th\ll'sdaY night at a meellng held at the hom,e of his mother, Mrs. Wlinda Beck, for parents .an'd -students , lnt~restid In · the suspension 1972 Pageant . January 21-22 ·News... in Briefs Environmental Affairs Post ' MEIGS . . ' Renee Burke in OPCo Creates ' ' . issue~ Fifteen parents and 35 students attel!ded a two and a half hour discussion of ' the dress' problem and other complaints against the Meigs local School District. Howeyer; students, practically all rna~, agreed that the " big problem" is In the provisions of the dress code on the. length of Jair fqr rilale studenls. l\!:ost agreed they had no· complaintS generally wlth the dress code Or the diStrict with the exception of the hafr length provision. Hsir of male students must be obove tQe eyes, ears !llld shirt collar. Kim Beck was chainnan of the meeting. One mother,.Mrs. bonald Kelly, stated that she believes the reSPonsibility qf FANTASTIC 40's YES ' ' EARTH OO'I'I'AGE BURNS - Afire of undetermined origin lllls morning deatroyed Cottage M at the Ganipolls State In· BOOTS WITHOUT ,_ EQUAL. 216 E. 2nd, Pomeroy a Fire destroyed cottage at the Gallipolis State Mental Hoepltal early today that was · constructed In 1905. One patient Is presumed dead. . :rhe ~tment of Mental •Hygiene In Columbus said one attendant was on duty at the time and the patienls in the . cottage were moderately retarded male adk "· In case you haven~ made your AND BOYS suggests that you make yourself • • resolution to make New York ,• \ ~ ' \ ~ "" "" ' ~ ~ ~ Pictur,eTube Clothin-g Headquarters. All Kerm asks of you is to try the New York Clothing House f.lrst, for all your . clothing needs . Kerm has made a resolution to continue giving you the service and quality mercha_ndise that you deserve. .$. THE·DAYTON eMOllEt. &TJiiO Black finish on hi'imlilct Pblyay,.rle' cabinet (Deluxe dec:oGator starid oPtional) Happy New Year to All of You THE SHOE BOX -FURNITURE KERM Where Shoes are Sensibly Priced . • New York Oothing'House ' ·MIDDLEPORT, 0. . .. .. ·' ' • ' \ WASHINGTON- UNEMPLOYMENT EDGED up to 6.1 per cent of Amerlca'slaborforce In December, closing out 1m with ' the highest average rate ln a decade, 5.9 per cent, the govern· ment reported today. The Labor Department said the number of jobless persons lncreaaed 66,000 la8t month to a total ·of 5.21 million after seasonal adjustments. The 6.1 per cent unemployment rate, compared to. a !-year high .of 6.2 per cent In December, 1970, represented ariseofO.I per cent from November. . SAJGON -AN AMERICAN. HEUCOPl'ER ~ccidentally O(leled.f\fe on South VIetnamese troops in tlle Central Hi8hlands, ldDing one aoldier and wounding five oth~rs, the U. S. command said . Another U. S. helicopter was shot down shortly afterward in the same area, woanding Its three crewmen. to'"~ to ·~ •·~ Clothing House Your --~ By United Presalnteraatlonal Black Matrix . a The departinent sald tlle "automatic fire alarm did function" and added ''protective · wiring had been previously Installed." The cottage was built in 1900 and an News .•. in Briefs ' New Year resolution, Kerm Still missing at 11 a.m." today wa• James R. Bowers, 30,.of Chllllcothe. The fire in the onestory building started at 5 a.m. ' PICTURE THAN ANY OTHER 18"COLOR TV . WITH ADMIRAL'S NEW .' . . TEN CENTS • .l D By United Press International pened in Chicago was wrong." . Much of the rest of the activity was in Florida, which bolds Its primary March 14. Rep. Shirley Chisholm, D-N .Y., undeclared as a cal!didste but leaning heavlly in that dlrectlon, told an audience in Tallahassee that she has bscking ln 'tl states from poor whites and blacks who will ••,!~~~ eltller make Ute party's it !Fr.-&-brtiJe~·~·l~li tJijf cloot' prblnary. His entry mO&nt his to decide who Is. name..ould be put on the ballot in at least six other primaries -Florida, Maryland, Nebraska, Oregon, Tennessee 111d Wisconsin -where all avowed national c8ndldates dldtm. Twa4)'llve of • patladl •liPid tilt bam1ng automatlcatiy are entered. structure. <:me per~p~~la believed to have perilhed, Damages Nixon will be opposed in New Hampshire by two Re~Nbllcans were estimated af$158,000. · · . f ~ . · from opposite sides of his party -liberal Rep. Paul N. McCloskey, R.CSUf., and conservative Twenty-oeven junior fair 4-H Rep. John R. Ashbrook, R· club and Future Farmers of Ohlo. America owned steers were Ashbrook officially entered weighed in Saturday morning, addition put on in 1925 to give It Hospital officials placed in the New Hampshire race Jan. I, at the Karr Royal Oak enough room to house' 50 damages at $128,0Q0 to the ThurSday, saying he roped Farm scales near Five Points. patients. building and $30,1100 to its Nixon would turn more con- The steers weighed from 290 The department said 26 were contents. Cause of the blaze servative and make Ash- pounds to 605 pounds, the brook's candidacy un· average being about 450 in die cottage at the tlme of the has not been determined. necessary. ' I fire and 25 estaj)ed. Several of ..... -.:--:-:-:-:.:·.·.·.·:·.·.·..·.·...·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·,·.·:.·. . Dep!ocrats already entered pounds. For the first time, each steer the patlenta were up or getting MADRID (UPJ) AD in the New· Hampshire election identified by the freeze up when the automatic fire ' lbertan AlrUnea Caravelle include Sens. Edmund · S. was branding process. In this alarm _sounded. 'jelllner 'with 90 peraons Muskle of Maine, regarded as process Ute cold temperature Sgt. Garland Nibert of Ute . Gallipolis Pollee· Department · aboard craahed Into the the frontrunner; George S. causes the hair follicles to MedlterraDe811 Off the lalaod McGovern of South Dakota, c~nge so that it comes in sald workers living in the ol Iblza today wblle the pilllt Vanre Hartke of Indiana, and white several months later. cottage ))ave jobs at the dairy ,wiu trying to make an Mayor Sam Yorty of Los Assisting in the program farm. emergency landlag, the Angeles. were members of the Steer and Nibert said this particular Spanish newa agency Clfra Former Sen. Eugene McLamb Sale Committee and cottage housed patients that teporled. earthy announced that he parents of club members. worked at the institution's . T here waa ao Immediate would enter the New Yrok The first meeting of the club dairy fann and were up or word on cuualllea or surprimary, stressing the Vietis scheduled for 7; 30. p.m. getting up when the fire broke vi von but the agency nitm War, party reform, and ·Thursday -evening, Jan. 13 at out around 5 a.m. reports aald the plane came c!omestic .Issues such as the tile Cplumbus and .Southern The Department of Mental In low and lbat the pllot was economy. And he repeated his Ohio Electric Company Hygiene ill Columbus said' one thougbt to be trying to make threat to form a fourth party if attendant was on duty at the ·'It to aa1t manbea near the the Democrats hold "the kind meeting room in Middleport. The following club members time . Ga1lipolls and GSI Iowa of Su Antonio Abad. of convention ... we had in 1969. weighed their steers last volunteer firemen were still at lli!1181LMI!IJ!i!llll88.is:lilfll!lf.\<IIU_,III:IS!Qa~t!!ll88l<; Nearly everything that hap. (Continued on Page 10) the scene late this morning. 21' Steers Branded at Orie Dead in-- GSI Fire 8~/INT£~ Robinson's aeailerS fiB. Nixon was offlclally declaring hls candidacy for reelection today, Connally joining a race already being run by two other Republlcans and a crowd of Democrats. Nixon's· move was to be unveiled in the form of a letter to MORE IAAfbl' THAN IVfiRI " PHONE 992-2156 P~~sldent SHIR 'FINISHING Parking Lot '' ' ., " BOOTS Use Our Free ·'' ·' ': Elberfelds In Pomeroy LOCAL ,TEMPS Temperature in downtown Pomeroy Thursday at II a.m. was 26 degrees under sunny ¥ies. ! " Nixon '72 -Race ... . ON , >t , Spirit Of "72" Sale THE BEST .. ... . I FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1972 . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL XXIV NO. 188 Weather Cloudy north and p•rtly cloudy south today, win :1 and not so cold. Highs In the JOS and low 40S. Partly cloudy tonight with chance of snow flurries northeast. Lows in the upper teens and lower 20s. Saturday, fair and lllgha in the 30S to mid Devoted To The lnterall Of 1Jae Meigs-Ma&On Area FABULOUS 50's YES FOR MEN ' by Thursday. Here are IOofthe II who attended a meeting on the matter in Middleport last night. They are from the left Steve Hawk, Jon Blankenship, Steven (Duff}' Craig, Ronald Cremeans, Marc Dailey , Jim Wiles, Jon Tiemeyer, Marty Vaughan, John Swartz and Kim Beck. • BIG SAVINGS All OVER THE STORE IN OUR' SULTRY 60's YES ELEVEN MALE 'S'I'UDENTS of Meigs High School were given 10 day suspensions Monday because their hair did not conform to the length prescribed in the dress code . Seven of tht:m had haircuts wlllch perrl!itted them to ~eturn to classes • FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 Harold Lemley Died WTednesday hire 500 personS, and none of them had been aaked their opinion about hiring long haired young men. Mrs. Kelly said she intends to · attel!d future meetings of the lioard of education. Neit!M!r parents nor students attendlnc the January board "meetlnfl were accorded sympathetic attention by the board members; Mrs. Kelly chargell. Several studentA agreed with Mrs. Kelly that tlleY had not . bee1f given proper attention. Mrs. Robert Craig disclosed . that she has c6ntacted the office of Dr~ Martin Essex, Ohio Superintendent of Jn. · struction in Columbus over the suspension of the 11 students. She sald .site ~as told by one (Continued on page 10) '·' ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ARE OPEN MEIGS INN o; . · : NOW YOU KNOW The ,word posh, which ha,_s COOle to ~ . luxuri.91JS, I.. .actually an acr<~~~yrn for the phrase " portslde outbpund, starboardslde · holiiebound." Steamship companies used lt in the i9th century for cabins assigned to VIPs protecled . from the tropical sun-'- . ' MIDDLEPORT, her children lies with her 24 hours a day and indicated that 'she believes,th8t the length of her son's hair is her personal concern and not that of the board of education WhiCh approved the dress code. Mrs. Kelly said at the . ·Decerilbel" meeting of the board of education that reasons given by_the board fOI' the ruling on the length Cif hair "were Impractical." She said one' of those reasons given by the board was that employers in the area would not hire young men with long hair, a conclUSion based on an alleged . survey of employers. She said she had checked with her husband who employs 25 people, another who hl1"es 40, and another whose firm would ' • . ' newlY counclhnan, "was Slforn in Thursday · · night by Mayor l!erman London, woo also admlnlslered the oath of office to the newly-elected village clerk, Kathryn ' ' ' . starting the Mine Mechanics class late this month. We have had some dlsappolntmenta'" !llld some unaccompllshed objectives. Nevertheless, we are still committed io give it a try. We are still seeking Ute instructor. · · At our board's organizational meeting of last Monday evening Lee McComas was giver!' a new four year contract aa clerk of the board. Mr. McComas I.. deserving of IUch confidence on the part of the board. All of us. ln the Meigs Local District are deeply indebted to Mr. McComas for the significant contributions be has made beyond the role of clerk. We truly appreciate him~ SEVERAL OF OUR special education teachers attended a valllabie • in-aervice workshop at Ohio University today. 'Tom Kelly will be attending an adult education workshop one day later this month. Thla alao is an llpportant meeting. , Mr. Kelly could uae some additional students in our Adult Basic Edueation laboratory sessions on TueSday 81\cl , Thursday each week. The Adult Physical Fltne~ sessions on Monday al!d Tuesday are very well attended. 'wE EXTEND OUR thanks to radio station WMPO for Its help In communicating to you our plans concerrdng "go'; or "no go" on bad weather dars. Jim Mees shares many conversations with area • j ' school admlnlstr8tors In -that dark, rgioomy hour . erovi. .' . Thursday night was unabl Home Utlllties who discassed act on its first agenda of 972 the proposed gas rate increase. for lack of a guorum. Council could take no action. · . Mayor Herman London, Council did agree to meet on however, administered the '11iilrsday, Jan. 13, at 7 p.m. to oath of office to two 'newly- ·act on the matter. elected 6fficiai..; Charles 1. London reported Eber Blake , councilman, and Pickens, Bob Wingett and he Kathryn Crow, village clerk. have met with carter !llld The mayor recommended that Evans at Gallipolis recently in council elect AI Llmpscomb Its regard to the construction of a president. new town building. London Mayor London appointed the noted that spkifications on the following colllll)ittees for 1972: new proposed building would · Street committe, AI Lips- be available at the next comb, chairman, Charles . meeting. • . Neuman, and Charles -Blake; Following the meeting at finance, Blake, chairman, Art Gallipolis the men toured the Sylvester, and · Bob Wingett; Ohlo Valley Publishing ordinance, Wingett, chairman, Company. Blake, and Neuman; safety, Attending' were, London, Blake , chairman, Troy Blake, Sylvester , Zwilling, Zwilling, and Lipscomb ; light council membeu; Crow, the and fire, Zwilling, chairman, clerk; Milton Varian, marNeuman · and Wingett ; shall; Eber Pickens, and sanitation, Blake, chairman, Richard Duckworth, clerk of Sylvester and Wingett ; tlle board of public affairs. buildings, Wingett, chairman, lipscomb and Neuman. MeeUng with council was ANSWERED CALL The Pomeroy E-ll squat : answered a call in Chester a ., 2:54 p.m. Thursday for Mr . · • Harold Marshall , who ap' paren Uy fractured a leg in a fail . She was transferred to a between six and seven in the morning. Ewing Ambulance and taken to Holzer Medical Center . At 5:15 EVERY NOW AND THEN I receive a call from some person Interested in attel!ding night classes for p.m. the squad brought Mrs. credit _to\'!ard a high school diploma. Some are in- Cecil Johnson of Peach Fork, terested in eventni! classes In typing, soorthand, or believed to have a blood clot in her leg, to an ambulance. She other business courses. was also taken to the Holzer Several years ago we had night classes for high school credit. They didn 't work out because the adult Medical Center. ' stu(jents didn't stay with the class to its conclusion.' Since the state gsve us support onlY'for those who THIEF RETURNS compl~ted courses, we' lost money. We could not The Meigs County Sheriff's afford to contilrue the classes. · Dept. Is investigating the theft We also had classes for bus!.:.<!SS .COUrses in the of 200 gallons of fuel oil from a evening several years. These were finally dlscon- tank at the Portland Metl\odist tinued because the interest in them dwindled. Church reported by Harold We are always . wllllrig to try these adult Roush. Roush said the tank has education programs again, but we would have to have · been emptied three limes since greater interest than was shown in the past. if you 8f.1' , Dec. 1. The same thing ocinterested, ·let me know. Next year we mi8ht find · curred last year , it was enough· Interest to give It another go. I rep'll'led. .Some-of This, and Some of That. By George llargr~~vel, Snpl. Meigs Local School District In this space this evening I would llke to make several brief reports and (or) comments abou~ several topics. SPRINGFIEUl, MO. - ONE-TiME, GANGLAND boss I would call to your attention that tlle regular Mickey Qlben, convicted ln 1961 of income tax evasion and . monthly . meeting of the Melp,,, local Board · of sentenced to 15 years In prison, gets an early release today Education has been chan8ed from the second beca~~~~e or good behavior. lie bas served 10'>2 years. · . Tuesday to the second MOIIJiay of each mollth. The first regula~ monthly meetlng of the new board will COLuMBUS -111E ZiO,IIMIEMBER United Aulo Workers ~ .a! 7:_30 p.m. Mo!JI[ay, Jan. 10, In my offlce•h\ t!te of<lllo said '!bur~ ''Hubert'sour.frlencl" but Sen. Edmunds. MUIIde of Maine II the iltronaest contender and fo~ Ill at reason _lt Speaking o/ SclwolB-No. 221 will support his candidacy for President. · . · Junior High School bulld.lng In Mlddlepo•t. · Spestq for tlle labor llllon, the second largest UAW In the Avery slgnlflcant impact on Arilerlcan education naillln, William Cautevens aald Muakle bad the qualities of has been produced by the federal funds made leaderlhip ''to mite tlle American people In tht critical montha avallable by the Elementary and Secondary ,111d years llbead." · Education ~.t. This program is the topic of serious .. restUdy by th8 Congress.ln connection wltb this, tbe WASHINGTON - VJRGINIA LAlftER LEWIS F. Hou.ae Committee on ,Educatlon and Labor Is con: J'OWEU. Jr. and Anlst111t Attorney Gensrll Wllllam H. ductlng a serlea-of regional hearings on ESEA. One . RlbnqnJ.It were nrom In tode7-::.glvtng the &l~e Court both such hearing will be held In lexington, Ky. late. next ltllltb 111d 100111 jnlllcelln hlltory and the conservative bent week under the chatrman,blp of Congreuman Carl . Preaclent.Nl.mn had IOIIIbt. Perkins. These hearlnfll will be_of conSiderable Powell, M, from Rldunond, Ia the seventh ltlin to be ap- lmporiance to the future of federal' support lor pointed from his ltlte wbile Rehnqulat, 47, Is the firat .from education. · . . Arllolll- Both 1rt J'lllrded u lllrlct. collllructlonlata' on con- · · .. NOT NEARLY ALL of the pl'oblems have, been IUiatloDII Jaw. solved, bu~we are stlll{!U8hlnK ahead witll the Idea of ' . omet - 01ar1e1 I. BlUe, left, ..• ' ' NEWS &NOT&'! OUR BASKETBALL team traveL. to Ironton t.mlght.1 We meet Wahama at home tomorrow evening - Wellaton Is here ne.:t Tuesday - The semester ~oncludes on January ~I - Remember !hat our Board will meet on 'tile secol!d Monday of each month during 1972. ' . C OFCTO MEET The Middleport Chamber of COllllllerce will meet at 7:30 this evening at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric eo. building. �. • .. • • ' t ' Scioto Moderator Drake 61 Wichita St. sa Ashbland Coli . 82 Kenyon 65 Grove .City 85'Geneva (Pa.) 61 Wagner 94 Moravian S2 Moorhead St.103 Mar~hall98 NlchQis 95 Curry 67 Texas Tech 75 Ark. st: 68 Creighton 92 Clev. St. ~9. Houston 70 Colorado 66 Union 87 Berea 78 S.W. Louisiana 87 Eastern Union 87 Berea 7S ~W. lou isiana 87 Eastern ky. .· procedures for national con- te nda nts, custodial workers according to their pre.clentlal fin t.l vote next week an· The Jecillatlon would authcirRIO GRAND~_ J. Shennan . Southern Ohio. Pl'ior to -~ ventions delegates at the May and p~~ychiatrlc aides in state preference. A voter, could emergency biD d~ to lze the lllte CCIIItrolling Board he facu1 · primary election. ty · in:>titutions. "It's geared to the ·select a single block of pledged correct an ovenlght In ~ . to sbulf1e funda to meet the P«ter: Uilltant profeuor ·of toRioqrande, was a The )louse, already in recess people that need it most," he delegates with one vot · or ·he income tax-budget bW payment. whlc:b FII'IIUOII is polltlcalaclence at Rio Gnnde member of the Uni~ $4 · mllllon !<r local gowrn. liiUiuthoi'iud to illllt:e fronl College has been elected . Kentucky a!ld spent a n for the weekend, had cleared said. could make lndividua• selecthe way for a Senate vote next The del~ate selection biU lions. ments In January and &iJe~~ tax . ~ ............ modMa~ of the Presbytery of ol years in newSpaper · llld · - . . -• Scioto, the lint layman elected 1 radio 'journalism. week on a compromise WIIB draftejl by Secretary of Favored By GUIIgan February. . · .111 olber leflleJ•ilve action H ed -hilt ba bel • congressional redistricting · State Ted W. Brown, who seeks WithoutthebW, wblch also is Money for the·loca!,govem- 'n!untdlly: . . . to the . JIOiit In more than 30 . e earn c or s bill. . 1 mentfunds Will now come frml _ Sell . . liecnlt lntrodticed . years. ·The Prelbytery Is the degree and master's d~ at to· avoid a "bedsheet bar" " of favored by the Gllllgan admln1 The pay biU, affecting an candldates .for delegate to the !stratton, voters might !!ave to the inc«ne tax lnatelid .It the' leglala\JOII to qempt ve!eraDI' governing body . of the the, Urliversity of Ke~tucty. estimated ~.ooo state em- national party conventions sift through the names ol h1111- ·sales tax, bUt &te :Auditor ;to- . compenNtlon and' pension Presbyterian Church; . Porter is also a:me~ of the ployes, grants a wage increase next sumiher. The SciotO PresbyterY in· Gallipolis - .Kiwanis Club, • dreds . of candidates listed sepb T. FergUson pointed out J18Yil*lts ·from the ·state llJ.. of 10 per cent or 38 cents an · , eludes 58 churche.ll In a 15- serving as P,resident In 195Ufe Under the leglslation, in- alphabetically top ick out the earlier tlds.week dlstrlbutloo is come 1!11. .. hour, whichever is greater, troduced only Wednesday and ones favoring a particular made from the previous _ The Senate Jl"'n~ 28-i county area. The counties are imd his 'wift, Mf\"garet, live in · retroactive to Jan. l. sped through conunlttee to the presidential candidate. ,,. month's .revenue, and there and lil!llt to the HOUJi 1 Cilnton, Highland, Ross, Galllpolls. ' It also upgrades pay ~lassH­ noor, delegate candidates Senate leaders Introduced was no Income tax In qWrlng lheUceDIIInjJ of psyeb- Hocking, · Athens, Meigs, ications, particularly ill the low would be grouped on the ballot and moved into position for a December. ~ ol081m. Gallla, Lawrence, Scioto, ranges, increases state pay• • Adams, Brown, Pike, Jackson, ments for health insurance, of\linton and part'of Plckaway. fers a new life' Insurance policy r ----- -------- ---------~----1 - The moderator of the Thompson ,Wins for state employes and allows Presbytery is the presiding them to collect for unused sick officer at the group. The JIOIII · 4th Certificate ' leave upon retirement. ~. In the past, beet) held by WITH INTEREST Glenn E. Thompson, The measure, a comprmnise the clergy ~tatlve of IS A BYHELENBOTTEL I Pomeroy Route 2; a cable among Republicans, the ad- I one of the churche.ll in the SAVINGS ACCOUNT splicer, has r~ived a . cer-. NOTmTOBEAFA'l11ER ' ministration of Gov. John J. 1 Presbytery. tificateforcompleUngac~ Mr. and Mrs . Clifford Open a passbook sa vi ngs Gilligan and state employe DEAR HELEN : Porter, who was a state account for you r famil y ... In cable fault location · at .Icenhower of Pomeroy Route I have been married for three years and have an 18-rnonthorganiiations, will be funded senator from 1959 to 1963, Is a . that ea rns a top return with insured safety. Open that by a $50 million appropriation old daughter. The problem centers around my husbat¥1 who gets General Telephone Co. of visited Mr. and Mrs. Homer membe( of the Board of account with us for [ust a included in the new state very drunk several times a week. On theae occasions he slapa me Ohio's plant training tichool In Icenhower. ' lew dollars. You r family . , Mr. and Mrs. Donald Directors of the ~olzer Medical hedge!. The wage increase wiU around, as he does even at times when he hasn't been drinking. ·Marion. Wi ll love you for it. 'Center and 1he Auto Club of This eourse co.fers the Cremeans, Mr. Allen Boggs of have to be submitted to the You'll love oltr Passbook He has a vile temper and the language he uses is foul, to say the methods, techniques and test near Tuppers Plalna spent Rate, it's l.ORlLill taeo federal Pay Board since it least. ' WEDD ING RINQ U . '7S equipment used for : quicldy ChrlsiiQas day with Mr. and exceeds 5.5 per cent. But I could stand all this if he was decent to the baby.' He detecting cable trouble. Mrs. Lawrence Johnston and 'Exciting Keepsake stylesTallis Spolilior never pays any attention to her except to scream at her and, Special equipment Installed e,t family. from classically simple to inSen. William W. Taft, R· when she cries, he hits htir. Then, on the few occasions wh~ we IN HOSPITAL tricately carved . Each with ~ Mr. an·d • Mrs. Charies Cleveland, chief sponsor, said go visiting or our relatives come to see us, he expects her to act the school Is used to train the flawl ess cente r dia mond . Mrs. Bessie G. Webster, the bill would help make Ohio like· a sweet, loving daughter. When she won't go to 'him and men on the job. Thompjloli,.who Johnston and Erica of Hemlock Tuppers Plaina, Is a patient at has been with the company 10 Grove and Mr. and Mrs. ·c. C. competitive with other stales . scrams if he picks her up, he waits till we're alone, then.beats her years, works in the Pomeroy Carter of Long Bottom visited St. Joseph Hospital, Parkersin hiring and retaining state area exchanges In the com- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence burg. Carda may he sent to her workers, hopefully cuttin~ for it. lf I try to stop him, we both get lruises.- She was In the at room 217 in care of the Johnston and family' hosp 1 down on the 30 per cent turn- hospital once. I couldn't bear to let anyone know my husband had pany's Athens DiStrict. He hurt her, so we said that she fell out of her crib. previously completed three Mr. Gordon WoHevlsl~ Mr. . ita · over each year. Our religion doesn't allow for divorce. What can I do?''General .Motors would go other specialized courses In the Maywood , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.::::::::::~ The AI hens County ,.., cpmpany's training program. Mr. PaulJohnaton. Broob of Tuppers broke if they had a 30 per cent AFRAID Savings & loan Co. i51J' , Plains spent Christmas day 296 Second St. turnover," agreed Sen. Robert DEAR AFRAID : Pomeroy, Ohio The'situatlon which you and your child are facing, In relation T. Secrest, IJ.Cambridge. Se~·. and Mrs. Maywood to your husband's drunken, savage tempers, ill so dangerous that crMI was sponsor of the origiAll Accounts Insured To Mrs. Idonia Johnston S20,000.00 by FSLIC. nal administration bill in- . I think it imperative that you have specialist guidanCe In flndlng 0 returned home from Veterans · troduced last March and a solution. Memorial Hospital Dec, 23 1 calling for triple the pay raise Even the strictest religion would not force you to live with a Mrs. Harrey Johnson visited after being treated for • adopted by the Senate. man who endangers your chlld's life. Divorce may be prohibited, New Year's Day with Mr. and . penumonla. • Secrest said the pay hikes bet there isnolawthatsayJymrinustremain together. Mrs. John Murphy and famlly. Several from this con\munity ' will benefit hospital atI think the first step YoU should take out of this dilemma is to · Randy Wood of Princeton, W. have been ill with colds. have a talk with your pastor. Put all tile facts on the table and I'm Va., visited Mr. and Mrs. Mr. andMrs, LewisJoimalon sure that he can put you in touch with suitable advisers-in the Charley Smith and Jo aitd Mi-~ o1 near _Balihan visited his '· paychlatric, medical or famlly case work fields of service. and Mrs. Harley Johnson, New brother, Mr. and Mrs. Your husband is a sick man. And, if you decide to live apart Year's Day. · Maywood JohnstOn. from him, make your departure as peaceable as posslbl~n Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp Mr . . and Mrs. Donald tenns to which he could adjust without feeling bested-to avoid spent New Year's eve with Mr. Cremeans spent New Year's irrational fury, which could endanger yourseH and your child. and. Mrs. LarrY Barr and Day with heroparenta, Mr. and Here again, your pastor may be of help.- H. family of Rutland. Mrs. Lawrence Johnston and Mrs. J. R. Murpby and Mrs. ' famiiy , DEAR HELEN : here, Mr. HQrner Icenhower.. and Is there any way we can get a law passed to ~e people who Howard Thoina and Patrl~ ., .; With ' .winter . . . now ' • let their. animals roam have them ,neutered? I ~lp ,out at..tile . wete •'Wednesday>. •basln.e is"! Mr. 1!1~· loi!ai•"liJid Danny ' . .. is .tiM time to·check :alf' 111~US '' I ' Haines, · - '? 'lwn" IIus, ' j:i~Ued ··on.. _ G·"."""' · animal shelter. Sometimes three or four hundred cats are visitorf!n ' brought In during a week. They range all the way from baby . Miss N~om1 Jo Smith· spent Mr. and Mril. Maywood \ your plumbing.. Our kittens to very pregnant females, and we can't find homes for· New Year sweekend with Miss Johnston, New Year's Day. Lambert of -MayJohnston specialists wm quickly most of them, so they must be destroyed. How much better it ~harlotte Nelsonville and enjoyed a New "1. 'would be If people who didn't want to raise animals saw 10 it their Year's Eve watch party, giv!! Y!IU the service Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith, animals wouldn't add to the over-population. Kail, Charles and Kevin Mr. . Bill McElroy of The excuse is usually that having a pet "fixed" costs too Knapp were New Year's eve you want . Cohunbus spent a week of much. visitors ·of their grandparents, Christmas vacation· with his What Can he done? - ANIMAL LOVER 992-5248 Middleport, 0. 4th & Locust parents, Mr. and Mrs . Paul DEAR A.L.: Mr. and Mrs. Randall Smith to McElroy, . I understand that aeveral cities have helped solve the visit relatives for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McElroy probl•m with an "animal birth control clinic" where peta are .Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence were New Year's Day visitors neutered either free of charge or for a minimum fee. Official Chapman ,were dinner guests of. Mr. and Mrs. Carl McElroy 232 E. 2nd Ph. 992-2036 Pomeroy figure cost of the cUnlcs is offset by reduced cost of operating ~- C. O. Chapman and of Col\liilbUS. . pounds. Why don't you suggest it to your City Councll?- H. Mrs. Ann Webster New Year's HIGHLIGHTS This column is dedicated to family living so if you're having Day, with Paul Crabtree kid trouble or just plain trouble, let Helen help you. !ate wiU also Mr. and Mrs. George Tomko ' ' CALL POl N T VIEW : 9 92 · 25 0 5 welcome ypur own amusing experiences. Write to Helen Bottel were weekeill/ guests with the care of this newspapei-. latter's grandmother, Mrs, RATES OF :TAXATION FOR 1971 "Sportscope" is a pretty fai r li ve high school tussl~ between Blanche Nelson. antholog y se r~es , and we Parkersburg Catholic and 5'1. In pursuance of Ia~, I, H!~ward E. Fra~k, 'I!easurer of ~eigs County, Ohio, Eugene Swan moved his really enjoyed the tell-it-like- Marys at 8 p.m.. Ch. 7. do .hereby ·giye notlee that the· number of Mtlls levied on each dollar of JllO· famlly to the Lauren Hoffman It-was quality of their recent · . + + + Jh Da'ly · · ' Sa} reca p of the . thrilling 1969 America n conservatives e I Sentinef . perty shown on· the ~~era!. Tax Duplicate. of Real Estate, Public Utility and farm formerly · known as NCAA football season (Texas take a look forward (not !jockDEVOTED ro THE · -: Per~~~al Property wtthm satd County for the ye~r 1971 is as follows: Wayne Lyle place. · , was Nu '!'ber .One, rem ember, ward , as they' re sometimes INTEREST OF New Year's gaests with Mrs. by d~recl 1 ve of the accused of doing ) at 1972 In a MEIGS-MASON AREA I President ?). The latest special tonight, hosted by CH.ESTER L. TANNEHil L. Anna Ogdjn were her children. episode IS on Ch. 9, 6 p.m. (w ho else?} Will iam F. ~QBE=~e~OEEdFLICH, : Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jones ~8 ~~ ++ + Buckley Jr. Joining him in this City Editor H . 1 1 and Connie and Keith of Two go6d shows are on at roundtable are his brother, Pu bl ishe d daily except , 0 lday guests of Mr. and TOWNSHIPS the same time toda y, Sen . Bill , Gov . Rona ld Sat.ur.day by The Ohio Valley I Mrs. MarvinWilsonweretheir Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. dogonn it ! Reagan, and Ohio Rep. John Publlshrng Compa n y 111 . Olarles Griffith and Karen of _ Columbus native Edd ie Ashbrook. 8 p.m.. Ch. 11 . Court St., Pom eroy, ' Oh io,"' children, Mr. and Mrs. K. SCHOOL .DISTRICTS I Pomeroy. I ""' II II "g I ~~~~~~ac~~~r rfncoau~tfsec~~j MOVI ES:+ ·~6man I~ the m;:il~u~i~~j~~i~ff~~~n~h~;2~ . =~u:~ ~fa~~:sbllBCa!:~ I I I AND CORPORATIONS I I I lntervoew on Ch. 10 a 7: 30 Window," ~ p.m.... " Good s d 1 Mr I I . I p.m., while a new series on the Neighbor Sam," 9 p. m. ... Po~~~~ v .c &~~o~osta ge P.a id at i · and Mrs. Randal Smith ttt I I ·~tl I ' I you need I stock mar ket makesitsbow at Horror double-feato re. " The N a fr o n a l a d ve rt isi n g . Hazard, Ky. CaUly and Susan .. ! ! I the same t ime, Ch. 11 . Eye Creatures," and represen tative Bot ti nell i- . remained with their grand ++ + "Atragon," start ing at 11 : 30 Gal lagher , Inc ., 12 Ea st 42nd I -BEDFORD Basketball bulls can see a p.m.; all on Ch. !0. So.. New York City , New York 1 parents during their vacation Meigs Local S.D. --- -- -- 4.30 1.50 26.50 .l . ~ lt.vered Sub sc_rip t io n r ~ t es : oe: 1 andreturnedhomeNewYear's 1 .55 .65 1.00 34,50 by c& rr ter whe re i CHESTER . av a il able SO cents per week ; , Day. . Eastern Local S.D. _____ 4.30 2-50 23.00 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. . . serv~ee By Moto rnot Route where .55 .65 1.00 32.oo ava : One I Mrs. Opal Poling of A'"· w~t:DS 11abtecarrier Meigs Local S.D. _------ 4.30 2.50 26.50 monlh Sl.75 . By mail in Oh io i and Mrs. B14nche Nelson were .65 .65 1.00 36.60 ' . a5nd w. va .. One year S14 .00. 1 dinner guests with Mr and · COLUMBIA · , f)( months S7. 2S . Thr ee · ' BEGINNING Alexander Local S.D. - -- 4.30 1.50 32.80 mo~ths suo . Subscri pti on Mrs. Paul Nelson Aikman and .55 .65 1.00 40.80 pr•c~ mc ludes Sunday Ti mes . Honoree LEBANON Senh nel. OF THE ~-~ - - - - c ' -- · I Mrs. Effie Hoosier returned ·(See page 10) ~!<astern 19cal S.D. - - - --- 4.30 2.00 23.00 .65 .65 1.00 31.50 as far as Ft. Gay, W. Va., with Southern LoCal S.D. ----4.80 2.00 22.00 YEAR .55 .65 too 3o.5o and,_ bill re: . !Hele,n Help~- Us! Love . Old Town Flats .News I wolfpen News, N tes • Hey, Gang! DON'T PUT UP WITH CLOGGED PLUMBING SEE YOU AT SONNY'S . For A Cool Treat . McCLURE'S Ohld Valley . Plumbing & Heating Old em 'Social Notes ~~ '~~ . ~ ~~ c: When . .· · · · , · · ·· _ Hillsdale 86 Tri-State 8~ Whitewater S3 Carthage 67 Anderson 82 Goshen 60 LSU 90 Georgetown 71 Ab Christian ·81 S..E. Okla . 74 Upsala 80 Elizabethtown 77 Lebanon Val. 70 Urslnus 55 West Texao 79 North Texas 69 Nicholls 51. eo N.E. La. 7~ Wilberforce 90 Cent. ·St. 80 Otterbein 86 C10 Grande 71 long Bch St. 89 Sa~ Diego St. 75 Hebew lnst: 111 Highland 88 Hughes 88 Seward 51 Jackson ·st. 93 ' Wm. Carey ~3 Juniata 86 Susquehanna 85, ot Missouri St.L 74 Stetson 69 ' • Morris Harvey 89 Shepherd 87 Newberry 7~ Ersklne66 Richmond 68 East Car. 67 Shaw 96 Haropton lnst. 75 South Oak. 100 Mankato 72 Union 78 Tenn Mrtn 69 Whaellng93 Davls&Eiklns81 ROCK SPRINGS - The ,Wilmington 90 Cedar.vllle 66 San Francisco 97 UN Reno 60 . Meigs Marauder freshman · Portland Sf..68 Portland 65 cagers droppe<l their third • game in five starts here Thursday night to the Ironton •yearlings, 5().38, Meigs managed only two points on two free throws in the first quarter while the Tigers, now 3-2 on the year, ripped the . . By Mra. Bertha Parker . Sabbath School attendance , Georgia Diehl, Charles An· on Dec. 28 at the Free thony Diehl, Roger Staat and Methodist Church was 108. Jan. Peggy Staat. 2attendance was 116, Offering Junior Pullins spent a two , for the two Sundays was weeks furlough with his ; $311.00. , parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald The Camp Meeting Singers Pullins. of Dayton wiU be at the local Mr . and Mrs. Norman churCh, Saturday, Dec. 8 at Schaefer had as their guests 7:30 p. m. Everyone is over Christmas weekend Mr. welcome. and Mrs. WUUam Perr!>, Mr. Rev. David Wiseman and David Schaefer, Athens, Mr. family recently called on and Mrs. Vern Story and John friends here. of Columbui. John returned Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Fox home w_!_th his parents after are visiting relatives in having 'spent two weeks with · FIIX'ida. his_srandparents. Mrs. Mildred Frank recenUy Mr. and Mrs. Cornel Elkins visited friends at Chester. and Steve and Mrs, Dora ' Mr. arid Mrs. Charles Diehl Halley held a family dinner held a famlly Christmas dinner recently with Mr. and Mrs. at their home. Those present Hartwell Curd. r were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bauer, of Texas, Rev, and Mrs. Louts Sandusky, Mr . and Mrs. Diehl of Kentucky, Mrs. Robert DeConnick and Kelly Sue of Columbus, Miss Polly Karr, Mr. Ed Mathews of Huron and Mr. and Mrs. Rich tt. " ,ugn'' l, !Carr·•, and• Jelf,: lllddleport, ', .'... "M.:~-u__~ .. ' ·. 11 were Christmas dinner. guests ,FOf Today of Mr. and Mrs. Charle8 Karr. . Bertha Parker spent Have you ever noticed . Christmas and the weekend In that a knocker Is always · outside of the door? il Columbus with· her children, - Red Fole il •Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ferguson Y and James, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Alkire and family and Mrs . Cleo Parker. 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NETTLE SIGNS CLEVELAND (UPI)- '!'hird baseman Graig Nettles, the team's outsiandlng player in 197'1 , signed his 1972 contract with the Cleveland Indians Thursday. He is the third ' player to come to terms with Friday~ Only · . . the Indians. . The Drive: In Window The terms of the· contract is Open were not announced but a 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. spokesman for the Indians said . ( Co_f!tinuously) tNetUes.,. .,very happy." Oiner Bo~klng Hours 9 to 3 ·and 5 to 1 as usual on Fridays. __ ENTER.GAMES NEWYORK (UPI )-TomHill of. · Arkansas and Marcus Walker of the University of POMEROY, OHIO •Colorado, the world's top Member FDIC Member Federal il hurdlers in 1970, have entered il . Reserve System 'I' the 85th Wanamaker Millrose .il . • f Games at Madison Square ' . Garden on Jan. 28. DRIVE-IN BANKING FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. "'**************" ' MOTOROLA ' . . 4.30 1.80 4.30 :20 4.30 ·.20 .55 .65 1.00 31.00 23.00 .55 .65 1 .00 , '3I.oo 23.00 .55 26-60 , 26.50 .. . 26.50 26.50 26.50 ~55 · ~l X• . • The four men were among more . than 10 Blues players involved in a melee with F\yers' fans at the end of the second periOd of Thursday night's game, The brawl lasted 25 minutes . until some 200 policemen restored order. • The Blues players came to the aid of tlieir tQIIch after Arbour and official Jolm Asitiey were pelted with lraah and doused with ·beer/ as they argued on the ramp leading from the lee. . , .. ' Blues' owner Sidney salomon, who was In Philadelphia with the team, safd he planned to file a law suit against the city and pollee force charging brutality. ' · nets for 13, then padded their lead to 21~ after tWo periods. Coach Jon Arnott's Marauders played the Tigers on nearly even terms in the second half, trailing by 311-26 after three quarters. . Danny Dodson led the Meigs frosh with 11 points, Perk Ault added nine, and Lonnie COates eight. Other Meigs scorers were Jeff JUdgway with five and Steve Walburn with three. Johnson and Brammer topped ." It's Uie wor.st case of police brutality I've ever seen," Salomon said at detective headquarters where the players and Arbour were being held for questioning. ''We 'Uget the tape from TV." . The game was broadcast back to Missouri viewers by a St, Louis station. · · Arbo~V fi'om Farm Team John Arbour, no relation to the .coach, who was brought up from ·the St. Louis farm team in Denver the day of the game, was hit on the back of the head and the cut required 30 sllk:hes. Four fans, including a 14year-old boy and a middle-aged woman, received · minor injuries. They were treated by the Spectrum doctor, Two policemen also received minor cuts during the free for all . Coach Arbour was able to return to the game, minus his shirt and tie, for the third period. The Blues won it, 3-2. None of the ·Flyei's, who had gone to their dressing room before . Arbour and Ashley began their argument over a two minute penalty, was Involved in the donnybrook. None of the fans were arrested, and there were no further incidents during the final period. EIDOOODS Mixed. NBA Standings · By United Press lnternationa I Eastern Conleren<e Atlantic Division Bo t ·~ ~- Pet. GB s on 4 .667 ... NPhfN/11 Y deorlph k I 25 155 .625 2 a a 17 2 .405 11 Buffalo 11 27 .289 15 Central Division Baltimore Cleveland Atlan'll! Cincinnati W. .16 15 15 10 L. Pel. GB 22 . ~2 1 ··· 25 .315 2 26 .366 2'1> 28 .263 6 We$t&l:'n Conference Midwest Division . W. l. Pet. GB Milwaukee 3~ 8 .810 ... Chicago 28 11 .718 4'12 Phoenix 24 17 .585 9'1' Detroit . 15 26 · .366 1~'1, Pacific Dlvl5ion , W. l . Pet. GB Los Angeles 38 3 .'127 ... Seattle · 2 ~ 19 .558 15· GoldenState 22 19 .537 16 Houston 15 27 .357 23'12 Portland 9 34 .209 30 Thursday' s Results Golden State 119 Portland 115 (Only game scheduled) MACON , Ga . IUPI J Oakland Athletics righthander Johnny Lee "Blue Moon" Olfom 1• 29 ' 3"6 19 was listed in satisfactory we;I · · • in a hospital Friday condition W. l : Pet. GB Utah :lO 11 .732 .. : with gunshot wounds suffered Indiana 23 . 18 .561 7 in an effort to halt a burglary. Denver 16 22 .421 1211:1 · Odom, who was here visiting Dallas 17 24 .395 1-4 Mem ph is . 16 25 .390 l4 his mother, was struck in the Thurodoy's ResuHl neck and side by the bullets. VI rg inia 137 Pittsburg h l:lO However, he walked into the . Dallas 104 Memphis lOl _ (On lygamesscheduloid) hospital with his wife, Perry . Friday'$ Games Dr. James Lawrence said the v· 1 1 c 11 .rg n a V$ . aroar aGreensbor.o pitcher did not require surgery. Dallas at Indiana' The shooting took place early Kentucky at Pittsburgh · Thursday when Odom said he Denver at New York Floridians at Utah · New York Pittsburgh Carolina 17 23 . .425 14'12 11 21 .386 1~ v2 NHL Standings By United Press Jnternational East W. L. T. Pis. j/6559 26 6 6 8 NEW YORK (UP! ) --, Larry 2~ 8 7 51 Toronto 18. 13 8 44 Laub of san Francisco was in Detroit 15 1~ 6 36 firs t place in the $100,000 U.S. Buffalo 8 23 10 26 Fridav's Games Vancouver 9 1~ ~ 22 Open Bowling Tour na ment New York at Philadelphia West · here, which went into its neict Los Angeles at Atlanta W. l. T. Pis. to last day today . Cincinnati at Detroit Chlcago 26 8 ~ 56 Laub had a pinfali or 6,846 for Baltimore alhChlcago Minnesota 22 11 5 49 Cleveland et Seattle California 12 21 8 32 40 games and. he headed a list Phoenix at Buffa lo Pittsburgh 11 21 1 29 of 24 semi-finalists. Two more Boston at Portland St. Louis 11 22 1 29 !Onl y games scheduledI Philadelphia 11 20 6 2S eight-ga me blocks toda y Los Ange les 11 28 1 23 decided the five finalists for the ABA Standings Thursday's Results Saturday championship round. By United Press International Boston 5 Buffalo 2 Don Johnson or Akron, Ohio, East St. Lo uis 3 Philadelphia 2 W. L Pet. GB was in sixth with 8,6116. !On ly games scheduled) Kentucky 32 9 .780 ... Friday's Games Virginia 26 .16 .6l9 61/2 Detroit at California Flor idians 19 21 . ~75 12'17 I Only game scheduled ) Otterbem . . Boston New York Montrea l Laub Leads All tried to prevent someone from burglarizing the home next to his mother's. Police said the bur_glar fired . three shots at Od_om, !woof which struck him, .and then fled. When you need (See page 10) The Perfect R efresher and Mixer w·ms 86 '71. • Ironton with 15 ·each while LOS ANGELES (UP!) Coach Art Lanham's Rio p!lcedRioGrande. Capt. Roger Fairchild added II. Fred Martin (65) was joyous, Meigs hit on eight of 14 from __ ,Arnold Palmer (69 ) was Grande College Redmen , Bentley had 13 and .12 the foullinefor58pct. while the satisfied, Lee Trevino (74 ) was playing without the services of rebounds. The 1\edjnen are Tigers coMected on only four unhappy, young John big Bernie Wllliams, the now 5-4 oo the year, and wiU . of U for 36 pet.. Mahaffey (66 ) was bug~yed, team's leading rebounder, travel to Berea, Ky., for a nonIIY QUARTERS Curtis Sifford (66) breathless, cropped an 86-71 decision to league ga'me Saturday. Ironton 13 B 17 1Z-50 the weather was ideal and the Otterbein Callege of Wester· · Rio will host Lander College Meigs 2 6 18 1().....1(1 crowd was big and lively. ville Thursday. night. . Jan. 12 before traveling to Officials, George Nesselroad That was the way the 72-hole Williams has been lost to the Walsh on Jan. !4, and Mike Werry. $125,000 (ilen Campbell-Los squad the remainder of the Box acore of Thursday's Angeles Open started the new season because of low grades. contest: golf year Thursday. The The host team led 4().20 RIO GRANDE (7tl temperatures were in the high during the halftime in- Bentley• 5·3·!3; H,alrston, 1 -2-~; Lambert. 7-3-1 7; Bartram, 3- ~· 70s. The crowd was estimated termisslon . Rio outscored 10; Thompson. 0 -~-~, Roush. 3· at 12,500. Otterbein 51-46 in the final baH 0-6; Boll inger, 2·0- ~; Hart. 3-2· 1971-72SEOAL LEAGUE Martin, a 31-year-old pro 0 fpla y, bUtth e firSthalfdef'lCl't 8; Martin,27-t7-71. 2-3-7; Bates, 1-0·2 TOTALS BASKETBALL from Baytown, Te•., was an was just too much 'oor th e 1 OTTERBE IN 186) - Miller, STATISTICS Field Goal Percentage early finisher and shot~ • . Redmen to overcome. 6-3-15; Manley. 9·0-18; Mehl, TEAM FGM-FGA p t · d f th Ra h . 10-3-23 ; Sull ivan, 1-2-4; c · SIX un er par or e nco Rlohit27of79shotsfromthe Traylor, 2-1-5; Melterth, 3·0-6; GAtahe llinpsolls 10099··220108 ·. ~7766. Park municipal course . . • ftoor,and17of22freethrows . Clever, , 1·0-2; Reed, 1·0·2; "' .... . hit 38 0f 76 fi ld Main, 1-4-6; Frazier, 1-0.2. Waverly 13, 289 Logan . a6:m :385 ARBOUR RECALLED '"e wmners e Steman, 1-1-3. TOTAL$3614-86: Meigs 76-1.99 .382 ST. LOUIS (UPI)-Defense· goal attempts, and 14 of 20 free Halftime Score - · 0tlerbeln Jackson 76-205 .37,1 mon John Arbour was recalled throws. ~0. Rio 20. Wellston · ' · 99-283 ' ·,349 ··-· J ck Mehl ba d 23 · " Free' Tllro*Per.ce~~tap .. ,,; by.,,the , SI, , ~ ,BlllllS r..of 1!1e,.., a ~ge poml:! • T$/IM ' ... 211!fTM-f=.TA Pet. , Nationa!Hoclteyl..ieagile'Iburs· to pace ·otterbem, now 6-3 on ·· . Gallipolis .. · 62· 93 .667 day -from their Denver farin the year. , _ _ _ _,__ __ Waverly 48·' 73 .658 1 b Ron Lambert's 17 points Meigs 65-101 .64~ cu . Jackson 63-108 .583 '' Athens 50· 89 .562 ~ i ·sEO Stats A G 11 • , D ~~fs~on Reboun~r~ : ~~ a 18DS eieat . wahama . TEAM Nfl. G Avg. Athens 1!'!l •'4 47.5 Coach Dean Mason's The Gallians, now 3-2 on the Waverly 187 4 .46.8 Galllpolls eighth grade year, will host Jackson on ·Gallipolis 17~ ~ ~3.5 Meigs · 172 4 .43.0 basketball learn piled up a 13-2 Monday at 4:30 P-")· • in the Jackson 122 ~ 30.5 first period lead, then coasted · Washington gym. Wellston 119 4 29.8 to a 48-32 · victory over host Coach Mason used all 12 Logan Personal Fouts 110 ~ 27.5 Wahama Thursday evening. GaIIipo1IS · pIayers in Thurs· TEAM . NO. G Avg. day's victory. Brett Wilson's 10 wa verly 56 ~ 14.0 Frosh Standings points led Gallia 's attack . Gallipolis 64 4 16.0 Holbrook had 12 for the losers. 1 Athens 65 ~ 16.3 Logan 70 4 11.5 Gallia led 23-13 at halftime, 1l 2 ~ ~j Meigs 70 ~ 11, 5 275 130 and 37·19 after three quarters. 1 4 Wellston 72 4 18.0 B Jackson so 4 20_0 • 1 235 179 ox score : INDIVIDUAL LEADERS ~ ~ ~~ l6~ GALLIPOLIS EIGHTH (~8) Field Goal Percentage -Johnson, 2-5-9 ; Wilson, 4-2- 1 2 3 182 216 Name, Team FGM-A Pet. 1 4 168 267 10 ; saunders, :J..0.6; Snowden, Gil Price. Gall. 16-24 .667 Mike Oyer, Wav. 36-61 ..590 TOTALS 2-U ; Walter, 4-1-9 ; Jordan, I· 2~ 2~ 1 !~ 1 ~~~ , 0-2; Bill Maloy, Wav . ' 27-47 .574 · Tll~rsctay's Results : Folden, 0-1-1; Gillespie , 2Mike Green, Ath. 23-43 .535 G til 1 1 L [< N • • • Bas'lianl,· """" ••n R..Mc!<lnnlss, W. 17-32 . ..531 a po 5 36 ogan 3~ .... ; oe, """; ; Waverly 43 Athens 28 Preston ~- Wallis ().().() ' Ironton 50 Meigs 36 , ' ' ' ·' Free Throw Percentage Name, Team No. G Avg. Wellston 57 Jackson 35 TOTALS - IS.J.%..48. . Tony Vaughan .~ 15-18 .833 Monday's Games : WAHAMA EIGHTH (32) Dan Settles. Well. 12-15 .800 Gallipolis at Jackson Holbrook, U-12·, Tucker, 1·2-4·, Grl!!l Smith, logan 18-23 .783 t t tw 1 ron onata Wellston averY Sheppar' d, "• "" • •·, Tucker, I..,... • •·, 1. . Sn.ow den, G. · 25-32 .781 Meigs Mi ke Green, Ath. 16-25 .640 Athens at Logan Reeds, 1.().2, +TOTAUl - 7-IB-"-~ REBOUNDS . 32. Name, Team No. G Avg., Gil Prl~e. Gal. 56 4 14.0 Tonight's Games By Quarters: Dave Smith, Ath. 52 4 12.5 GatllpoUs at Logan Gal. 8th 13 10 14 11-18 Mike Oyer, Wav. 50 4 12.5 Athens at Waverly Wahama 6th 2 11 6 13-32 Tony Vaughan, M.. ~9 ~ 12.3 Meigs at Ironton Don Fairchild, Wav. 4lo 4 11 .5 Wellston at Jackson Note: Jeff Morris of Meigs, Hannan Trace al Easfet .. out lor the season with an In- Southern at Symmes Valley · iury, made 23 of 29 free throws North Gatlla at Kruer Creek 1. 793) ·and had 69 rebounds In Federal Hocking a 1\elpre four games. · Hannan at Wahama Ironton figures not available. 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IN TifE SUNDAY nMES.SENTINEL Werner Radio . &T.V•. · ~eip County Treasurer .. . 23':· screen (measured diagonally) Real estate tex~ which have not be en paid at the close of each coli. carry a penalty of ten per cent. Taxes ·.may be paid at the· office of the county ~urer or by mail. Please brlpg your last tax receipt and if you pay by mail 'sure to locate your property by taxing di•triet. ~Iways examine your tax ~~l:>t tp see that It cove~ aU your ·proJl'lrty. Office Hours 9:00 A.M. to 4 ·oo . · dabe1i!y except Saturday when office closes at Noon. Tax books wih ope'n Df cem r lol, 19,71 to February 8', 1972. · 1 · · _b,!JbCJLSU . - 22:00 4.80 1:50 · 26-50 .. · ; ~ RUTLAND COMPLETELY OR PARTIALLY REBUILT ON ALL MAKES. & MODELS REPAINTED ' CHEMICALLY CLEANED REPLACEMENT OF NECESSARY PARTS ADJUSTMENTS . · Frosh Drop-'fhird • LETART . . PIULADELPHIA (UP!) The coach of the St. Louis Bluei and three of hls players were charged early today with a!l!Bult and battery on pollee officers and disorderly conduct after a wild brawl with fans at the Spectrum Thursday night. Coach AI Arbour, right winger Phil RobeJ:to, ·defenseman John Arbour and left. winger F)oyd Thomson . were arraigned bl!fore a magistrate at. police headquarters .here. Bail was set for the four at $500 each. They face a · preliminary hearing on Fe~ . 7, the day after the National Hockey League team· returns here Jor a . rematch. with the Philad~lphia Flyers. --------..o..o.......;..;.;..;,..;.;..;,;.___ 1 . .· · J :-r·um:JSSB-~U::.M"M$$ 1 :: . · • •' Pl.ay·.·ers· ...Ch . ' d ·. . arg'e· ~~v~m~ni~ . n'rs·s ~~t~~~lf B•adley 95 Memphis St. 79 P?ner Elected · .. By I.,EE LEONARD , UP! Statehouse Reporter · COLUMBUS (UPI )-The Ohio Senat~ and House have completed an abbreviated first week of their 1972 session making progress on a haiulfui of "emergency" bills in hopes of setting up a six-week recess until March . The Senate held a solo session Thursday, unanimously advancing for House cons~deralimr next week a pair of bills granting a 10 per cent pay hike for state employM and . vo ti ng facilitating the 424 Mil in ~t . • r. · 3- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-P"'!'et'oy, o., Jan. 7, 1m Colltge!losktltloiiResutts . ByUnitedPress lntornalionol Q Increase Senate ApprOves · 1 0% Pay · · · · · , I \ 2.:_Tbe Dilly Sentinel, Mldclepoit.fllliiJIOf, 0 ., Jan. 7, 19'12 "• .. l . . The Department' Store of Building Since 1915. ' .. 992-2238 N. 2nd Mi1ldle port ,,p. ·' . �. • .. • • ' t ' Scioto Moderator Drake 61 Wichita St. sa Ashbland Coli . 82 Kenyon 65 Grove .City 85'Geneva (Pa.) 61 Wagner 94 Moravian S2 Moorhead St.103 Mar~hall98 NlchQis 95 Curry 67 Texas Tech 75 Ark. st: 68 Creighton 92 Clev. St. ~9. Houston 70 Colorado 66 Union 87 Berea 78 S.W. Louisiana 87 Eastern Union 87 Berea 7S ~W. lou isiana 87 Eastern ky. .· procedures for national con- te nda nts, custodial workers according to their pre.clentlal fin t.l vote next week an· The Jecillatlon would authcirRIO GRAND~_ J. Shennan . Southern Ohio. Pl'ior to -~ ventions delegates at the May and p~~ychiatrlc aides in state preference. A voter, could emergency biD d~ to lze the lllte CCIIItrolling Board he facu1 · primary election. ty · in:>titutions. "It's geared to the ·select a single block of pledged correct an ovenlght In ~ . to sbulf1e funda to meet the P«ter: Uilltant profeuor ·of toRioqrande, was a The )louse, already in recess people that need it most," he delegates with one vot · or ·he income tax-budget bW payment. whlc:b FII'IIUOII is polltlcalaclence at Rio Gnnde member of the Uni~ $4 · mllllon !<r local gowrn. liiUiuthoi'iud to illllt:e fronl College has been elected . Kentucky a!ld spent a n for the weekend, had cleared said. could make lndividua• selecthe way for a Senate vote next The del~ate selection biU lions. ments In January and &iJe~~ tax . ~ ............ modMa~ of the Presbytery of ol years in newSpaper · llld · - . . -• Scioto, the lint layman elected 1 radio 'journalism. week on a compromise WIIB draftejl by Secretary of Favored By GUIIgan February. . · .111 olber leflleJ•ilve action H ed -hilt ba bel • congressional redistricting · State Ted W. Brown, who seeks WithoutthebW, wblch also is Money for the·loca!,govem- 'n!untdlly: . . . to the . JIOiit In more than 30 . e earn c or s bill. . 1 mentfunds Will now come frml _ Sell . . liecnlt lntrodticed . years. ·The Prelbytery Is the degree and master's d~ at to· avoid a "bedsheet bar" " of favored by the Gllllgan admln1 The pay biU, affecting an candldates .for delegate to the !stratton, voters might !!ave to the inc«ne tax lnatelid .It the' leglala\JOII to qempt ve!eraDI' governing body . of the the, Urliversity of Ke~tucty. estimated ~.ooo state em- national party conventions sift through the names ol h1111- ·sales tax, bUt &te :Auditor ;to- . compenNtlon and' pension Presbyterian Church; . Porter is also a:me~ of the ployes, grants a wage increase next sumiher. The SciotO PresbyterY in· Gallipolis - .Kiwanis Club, • dreds . of candidates listed sepb T. FergUson pointed out J18Yil*lts ·from the ·state llJ.. of 10 per cent or 38 cents an · , eludes 58 churche.ll In a 15- serving as P,resident In 195Ufe Under the leglslation, in- alphabetically top ick out the earlier tlds.week dlstrlbutloo is come 1!11. .. hour, whichever is greater, troduced only Wednesday and ones favoring a particular made from the previous _ The Senate Jl"'n~ 28-i county area. The counties are imd his 'wift, Mf\"garet, live in · retroactive to Jan. l. sped through conunlttee to the presidential candidate. ,,. month's .revenue, and there and lil!llt to the HOUJi 1 Cilnton, Highland, Ross, Galllpolls. ' It also upgrades pay ~lassH­ noor, delegate candidates Senate leaders Introduced was no Income tax In qWrlng lheUceDIIInjJ of psyeb- Hocking, · Athens, Meigs, ications, particularly ill the low would be grouped on the ballot and moved into position for a December. ~ ol081m. Gallla, Lawrence, Scioto, ranges, increases state pay• • Adams, Brown, Pike, Jackson, ments for health insurance, of\linton and part'of Plckaway. fers a new life' Insurance policy r ----- -------- ---------~----1 - The moderator of the Thompson ,Wins for state employes and allows Presbytery is the presiding them to collect for unused sick officer at the group. The JIOIII · 4th Certificate ' leave upon retirement. ~. In the past, beet) held by WITH INTEREST Glenn E. Thompson, The measure, a comprmnise the clergy ~tatlve of IS A BYHELENBOTTEL I Pomeroy Route 2; a cable among Republicans, the ad- I one of the churche.ll in the SAVINGS ACCOUNT splicer, has r~ived a . cer-. NOTmTOBEAFA'l11ER ' ministration of Gov. John J. 1 Presbytery. tificateforcompleUngac~ Mr. and Mrs . Clifford Open a passbook sa vi ngs Gilligan and state employe DEAR HELEN : Porter, who was a state account for you r famil y ... In cable fault location · at .Icenhower of Pomeroy Route I have been married for three years and have an 18-rnonthorganiiations, will be funded senator from 1959 to 1963, Is a . that ea rns a top return with insured safety. Open that by a $50 million appropriation old daughter. The problem centers around my husbat¥1 who gets General Telephone Co. of visited Mr. and Mrs. Homer membe( of the Board of account with us for [ust a included in the new state very drunk several times a week. On theae occasions he slapa me Ohio's plant training tichool In Icenhower. ' lew dollars. You r family . , Mr. and Mrs. Donald Directors of the ~olzer Medical hedge!. The wage increase wiU around, as he does even at times when he hasn't been drinking. ·Marion. Wi ll love you for it. 'Center and 1he Auto Club of This eourse co.fers the Cremeans, Mr. Allen Boggs of have to be submitted to the You'll love oltr Passbook He has a vile temper and the language he uses is foul, to say the methods, techniques and test near Tuppers Plalna spent Rate, it's l.ORlLill taeo federal Pay Board since it least. ' WEDD ING RINQ U . '7S equipment used for : quicldy ChrlsiiQas day with Mr. and exceeds 5.5 per cent. But I could stand all this if he was decent to the baby.' He detecting cable trouble. Mrs. Lawrence Johnston and 'Exciting Keepsake stylesTallis Spolilior never pays any attention to her except to scream at her and, Special equipment Installed e,t family. from classically simple to inSen. William W. Taft, R· when she cries, he hits htir. Then, on the few occasions wh~ we IN HOSPITAL tricately carved . Each with ~ Mr. an·d • Mrs. Charies Cleveland, chief sponsor, said go visiting or our relatives come to see us, he expects her to act the school Is used to train the flawl ess cente r dia mond . Mrs. Bessie G. Webster, the bill would help make Ohio like· a sweet, loving daughter. When she won't go to 'him and men on the job. Thompjloli,.who Johnston and Erica of Hemlock Tuppers Plaina, Is a patient at has been with the company 10 Grove and Mr. and Mrs. ·c. C. competitive with other stales . scrams if he picks her up, he waits till we're alone, then.beats her years, works in the Pomeroy Carter of Long Bottom visited St. Joseph Hospital, Parkersin hiring and retaining state area exchanges In the com- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence burg. Carda may he sent to her workers, hopefully cuttin~ for it. lf I try to stop him, we both get lruises.- She was In the at room 217 in care of the Johnston and family' hosp 1 down on the 30 per cent turn- hospital once. I couldn't bear to let anyone know my husband had pany's Athens DiStrict. He hurt her, so we said that she fell out of her crib. previously completed three Mr. Gordon WoHevlsl~ Mr. . ita · over each year. Our religion doesn't allow for divorce. What can I do?''General .Motors would go other specialized courses In the Maywood , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.::::::::::~ The AI hens County ,.., cpmpany's training program. Mr. PaulJohnaton. Broob of Tuppers broke if they had a 30 per cent AFRAID Savings & loan Co. i51J' , Plains spent Christmas day 296 Second St. turnover," agreed Sen. Robert DEAR AFRAID : Pomeroy, Ohio The'situatlon which you and your child are facing, In relation T. Secrest, IJ.Cambridge. Se~·. and Mrs. Maywood to your husband's drunken, savage tempers, ill so dangerous that crMI was sponsor of the origiAll Accounts Insured To Mrs. Idonia Johnston S20,000.00 by FSLIC. nal administration bill in- . I think it imperative that you have specialist guidanCe In flndlng 0 returned home from Veterans · troduced last March and a solution. Memorial Hospital Dec, 23 1 calling for triple the pay raise Even the strictest religion would not force you to live with a Mrs. Harrey Johnson visited after being treated for • adopted by the Senate. man who endangers your chlld's life. Divorce may be prohibited, New Year's Day with Mr. and . penumonla. • Secrest said the pay hikes bet there isnolawthatsayJymrinustremain together. Mrs. John Murphy and famlly. Several from this con\munity ' will benefit hospital atI think the first step YoU should take out of this dilemma is to · Randy Wood of Princeton, W. have been ill with colds. have a talk with your pastor. Put all tile facts on the table and I'm Va., visited Mr. and Mrs. Mr. andMrs, LewisJoimalon sure that he can put you in touch with suitable advisers-in the Charley Smith and Jo aitd Mi-~ o1 near _Balihan visited his '· paychlatric, medical or famlly case work fields of service. and Mrs. Harley Johnson, New brother, Mr. and Mrs. Your husband is a sick man. And, if you decide to live apart Year's Day. · Maywood JohnstOn. from him, make your departure as peaceable as posslbl~n Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp Mr . . and Mrs. Donald tenns to which he could adjust without feeling bested-to avoid spent New Year's eve with Mr. Cremeans spent New Year's irrational fury, which could endanger yourseH and your child. and. Mrs. LarrY Barr and Day with heroparenta, Mr. and Here again, your pastor may be of help.- H. family of Rutland. Mrs. Lawrence Johnston and Mrs. J. R. Murpby and Mrs. ' famiiy , DEAR HELEN : here, Mr. HQrner Icenhower.. and Is there any way we can get a law passed to ~e people who Howard Thoina and Patrl~ ., .; With ' .winter . . . now ' • let their. animals roam have them ,neutered? I ~lp ,out at..tile . wete •'Wednesday>. •basln.e is"! Mr. 1!1~· loi!ai•"liJid Danny ' . .. is .tiM time to·check :alf' 111~US '' I ' Haines, · - '? 'lwn" IIus, ' j:i~Ued ··on.. _ G·"."""' · animal shelter. Sometimes three or four hundred cats are visitorf!n ' brought In during a week. They range all the way from baby . Miss N~om1 Jo Smith· spent Mr. and Mril. Maywood \ your plumbing.. Our kittens to very pregnant females, and we can't find homes for· New Year sweekend with Miss Johnston, New Year's Day. Lambert of -MayJohnston specialists wm quickly most of them, so they must be destroyed. How much better it ~harlotte Nelsonville and enjoyed a New "1. 'would be If people who didn't want to raise animals saw 10 it their Year's Eve watch party, giv!! Y!IU the service Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith, animals wouldn't add to the over-population. Kail, Charles and Kevin Mr. . Bill McElroy of The excuse is usually that having a pet "fixed" costs too Knapp were New Year's eve you want . Cohunbus spent a week of much. visitors ·of their grandparents, Christmas vacation· with his What Can he done? - ANIMAL LOVER 992-5248 Middleport, 0. 4th & Locust parents, Mr. and Mrs . Paul DEAR A.L.: Mr. and Mrs. Randall Smith to McElroy, . I understand that aeveral cities have helped solve the visit relatives for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McElroy probl•m with an "animal birth control clinic" where peta are .Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence were New Year's Day visitors neutered either free of charge or for a minimum fee. Official Chapman ,were dinner guests of. Mr. and Mrs. Carl McElroy 232 E. 2nd Ph. 992-2036 Pomeroy figure cost of the cUnlcs is offset by reduced cost of operating ~- C. O. Chapman and of Col\liilbUS. . pounds. Why don't you suggest it to your City Councll?- H. Mrs. Ann Webster New Year's HIGHLIGHTS This column is dedicated to family living so if you're having Day, with Paul Crabtree kid trouble or just plain trouble, let Helen help you. !ate wiU also Mr. and Mrs. George Tomko ' ' CALL POl N T VIEW : 9 92 · 25 0 5 welcome ypur own amusing experiences. Write to Helen Bottel were weekeill/ guests with the care of this newspapei-. latter's grandmother, Mrs, RATES OF :TAXATION FOR 1971 "Sportscope" is a pretty fai r li ve high school tussl~ between Blanche Nelson. antholog y se r~es , and we Parkersburg Catholic and 5'1. In pursuance of Ia~, I, H!~ward E. Fra~k, 'I!easurer of ~eigs County, Ohio, Eugene Swan moved his really enjoyed the tell-it-like- Marys at 8 p.m.. Ch. 7. do .hereby ·giye notlee that the· number of Mtlls levied on each dollar of JllO· famlly to the Lauren Hoffman It-was quality of their recent · . + + + Jh Da'ly · · ' Sa} reca p of the . thrilling 1969 America n conservatives e I Sentinef . perty shown on· the ~~era!. Tax Duplicate. of Real Estate, Public Utility and farm formerly · known as NCAA football season (Texas take a look forward (not !jockDEVOTED ro THE · -: Per~~~al Property wtthm satd County for the ye~r 1971 is as follows: Wayne Lyle place. · , was Nu '!'ber .One, rem ember, ward , as they' re sometimes INTEREST OF New Year's gaests with Mrs. by d~recl 1 ve of the accused of doing ) at 1972 In a MEIGS-MASON AREA I President ?). The latest special tonight, hosted by CH.ESTER L. TANNEHil L. Anna Ogdjn were her children. episode IS on Ch. 9, 6 p.m. (w ho else?} Will iam F. ~QBE=~e~OEEdFLICH, : Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jones ~8 ~~ ++ + Buckley Jr. Joining him in this City Editor H . 1 1 and Connie and Keith of Two go6d shows are on at roundtable are his brother, Pu bl ishe d daily except , 0 lday guests of Mr. and TOWNSHIPS the same time toda y, Sen . Bill , Gov . Rona ld Sat.ur.day by The Ohio Valley I Mrs. MarvinWilsonweretheir Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. dogonn it ! Reagan, and Ohio Rep. John Publlshrng Compa n y 111 . Olarles Griffith and Karen of _ Columbus native Edd ie Ashbrook. 8 p.m.. Ch. 11 . Court St., Pom eroy, ' Oh io,"' children, Mr. and Mrs. K. SCHOOL .DISTRICTS I Pomeroy. I ""' II II "g I ~~~~~~ac~~~r rfncoau~tfsec~~j MOVI ES:+ ·~6man I~ the m;:il~u~i~~j~~i~ff~~~n~h~;2~ . =~u:~ ~fa~~:sbllBCa!:~ I I I AND CORPORATIONS I I I lntervoew on Ch. 10 a 7: 30 Window," ~ p.m.... " Good s d 1 Mr I I . I p.m., while a new series on the Neighbor Sam," 9 p. m. ... Po~~~~ v .c &~~o~osta ge P.a id at i · and Mrs. Randal Smith ttt I I ·~tl I ' I you need I stock mar ket makesitsbow at Horror double-feato re. " The N a fr o n a l a d ve rt isi n g . Hazard, Ky. CaUly and Susan .. ! ! I the same t ime, Ch. 11 . Eye Creatures," and represen tative Bot ti nell i- . remained with their grand ++ + "Atragon," start ing at 11 : 30 Gal lagher , Inc ., 12 Ea st 42nd I -BEDFORD Basketball bulls can see a p.m.; all on Ch. !0. So.. New York City , New York 1 parents during their vacation Meigs Local S.D. --- -- -- 4.30 1.50 26.50 .l . ~ lt.vered Sub sc_rip t io n r ~ t es : oe: 1 andreturnedhomeNewYear's 1 .55 .65 1.00 34,50 by c& rr ter whe re i CHESTER . av a il able SO cents per week ; , Day. . Eastern Local S.D. _____ 4.30 2-50 23.00 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. . . serv~ee By Moto rnot Route where .55 .65 1.00 32.oo ava : One I Mrs. Opal Poling of A'"· w~t:DS 11abtecarrier Meigs Local S.D. _------ 4.30 2.50 26.50 monlh Sl.75 . By mail in Oh io i and Mrs. B14nche Nelson were .65 .65 1.00 36.60 ' . a5nd w. va .. One year S14 .00. 1 dinner guests with Mr and · COLUMBIA · , f)( months S7. 2S . Thr ee · ' BEGINNING Alexander Local S.D. - -- 4.30 1.50 32.80 mo~ths suo . Subscri pti on Mrs. Paul Nelson Aikman and .55 .65 1.00 40.80 pr•c~ mc ludes Sunday Ti mes . Honoree LEBANON Senh nel. OF THE ~-~ - - - - c ' -- · I Mrs. Effie Hoosier returned ·(See page 10) ~!<astern 19cal S.D. - - - --- 4.30 2.00 23.00 .65 .65 1.00 31.50 as far as Ft. Gay, W. Va., with Southern LoCal S.D. ----4.80 2.00 22.00 YEAR .55 .65 too 3o.5o and,_ bill re: . !Hele,n Help~- Us! Love . Old Town Flats .News I wolfpen News, N tes • Hey, Gang! DON'T PUT UP WITH CLOGGED PLUMBING SEE YOU AT SONNY'S . For A Cool Treat . McCLURE'S Ohld Valley . Plumbing & Heating Old em 'Social Notes ~~ '~~ . ~ ~~ c: When . .· · · · , · · ·· _ Hillsdale 86 Tri-State 8~ Whitewater S3 Carthage 67 Anderson 82 Goshen 60 LSU 90 Georgetown 71 Ab Christian ·81 S..E. Okla . 74 Upsala 80 Elizabethtown 77 Lebanon Val. 70 Urslnus 55 West Texao 79 North Texas 69 Nicholls 51. eo N.E. La. 7~ Wilberforce 90 Cent. ·St. 80 Otterbein 86 C10 Grande 71 long Bch St. 89 Sa~ Diego St. 75 Hebew lnst: 111 Highland 88 Hughes 88 Seward 51 Jackson ·st. 93 ' Wm. Carey ~3 Juniata 86 Susquehanna 85, ot Missouri St.L 74 Stetson 69 ' • Morris Harvey 89 Shepherd 87 Newberry 7~ Ersklne66 Richmond 68 East Car. 67 Shaw 96 Haropton lnst. 75 South Oak. 100 Mankato 72 Union 78 Tenn Mrtn 69 Whaellng93 Davls&Eiklns81 ROCK SPRINGS - The ,Wilmington 90 Cedar.vllle 66 San Francisco 97 UN Reno 60 . Meigs Marauder freshman · Portland Sf..68 Portland 65 cagers droppe<l their third • game in five starts here Thursday night to the Ironton •yearlings, 5().38, Meigs managed only two points on two free throws in the first quarter while the Tigers, now 3-2 on the year, ripped the . . By Mra. Bertha Parker . Sabbath School attendance , Georgia Diehl, Charles An· on Dec. 28 at the Free thony Diehl, Roger Staat and Methodist Church was 108. Jan. Peggy Staat. 2attendance was 116, Offering Junior Pullins spent a two , for the two Sundays was weeks furlough with his ; $311.00. , parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald The Camp Meeting Singers Pullins. of Dayton wiU be at the local Mr . and Mrs. Norman churCh, Saturday, Dec. 8 at Schaefer had as their guests 7:30 p. m. Everyone is over Christmas weekend Mr. welcome. and Mrs. WUUam Perr!>, Mr. Rev. David Wiseman and David Schaefer, Athens, Mr. family recently called on and Mrs. Vern Story and John friends here. of Columbui. John returned Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Fox home w_!_th his parents after are visiting relatives in having 'spent two weeks with · FIIX'ida. his_srandparents. Mrs. Mildred Frank recenUy Mr. and Mrs. Cornel Elkins visited friends at Chester. and Steve and Mrs, Dora ' Mr. arid Mrs. Charles Diehl Halley held a family dinner held a famlly Christmas dinner recently with Mr. and Mrs. at their home. Those present Hartwell Curd. r were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bauer, of Texas, Rev, and Mrs. Louts Sandusky, Mr . and Mrs. Diehl of Kentucky, Mrs. Robert DeConnick and Kelly Sue of Columbus, Miss Polly Karr, Mr. Ed Mathews of Huron and Mr. and Mrs. Rich tt. " ,ugn'' l, !Carr·•, and• Jelf,: lllddleport, ', .'... "M.:~-u__~ .. ' ·. 11 were Christmas dinner. guests ,FOf Today of Mr. and Mrs. Charle8 Karr. . Bertha Parker spent Have you ever noticed . Christmas and the weekend In that a knocker Is always · outside of the door? il Columbus with· her children, - Red Fole il •Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ferguson Y and James, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Alkire and family and Mrs . Cleo Parker. 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NETTLE SIGNS CLEVELAND (UPI)- '!'hird baseman Graig Nettles, the team's outsiandlng player in 197'1 , signed his 1972 contract with the Cleveland Indians Thursday. He is the third ' player to come to terms with Friday~ Only · . . the Indians. . The Drive: In Window The terms of the· contract is Open were not announced but a 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. spokesman for the Indians said . ( Co_f!tinuously) tNetUes.,. .,very happy." Oiner Bo~klng Hours 9 to 3 ·and 5 to 1 as usual on Fridays. __ ENTER.GAMES NEWYORK (UPI )-TomHill of. · Arkansas and Marcus Walker of the University of POMEROY, OHIO •Colorado, the world's top Member FDIC Member Federal il hurdlers in 1970, have entered il . Reserve System 'I' the 85th Wanamaker Millrose .il . • f Games at Madison Square ' . Garden on Jan. 28. DRIVE-IN BANKING FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. "'**************" ' MOTOROLA ' . . 4.30 1.80 4.30 :20 4.30 ·.20 .55 .65 1.00 31.00 23.00 .55 .65 1 .00 , '3I.oo 23.00 .55 26-60 , 26.50 .. . 26.50 26.50 26.50 ~55 · ~l X• . • The four men were among more . than 10 Blues players involved in a melee with F\yers' fans at the end of the second periOd of Thursday night's game, The brawl lasted 25 minutes . until some 200 policemen restored order. • The Blues players came to the aid of tlieir tQIIch after Arbour and official Jolm Asitiey were pelted with lraah and doused with ·beer/ as they argued on the ramp leading from the lee. . , .. ' Blues' owner Sidney salomon, who was In Philadelphia with the team, safd he planned to file a law suit against the city and pollee force charging brutality. ' · nets for 13, then padded their lead to 21~ after tWo periods. Coach Jon Arnott's Marauders played the Tigers on nearly even terms in the second half, trailing by 311-26 after three quarters. . Danny Dodson led the Meigs frosh with 11 points, Perk Ault added nine, and Lonnie COates eight. Other Meigs scorers were Jeff JUdgway with five and Steve Walburn with three. Johnson and Brammer topped ." It's Uie wor.st case of police brutality I've ever seen," Salomon said at detective headquarters where the players and Arbour were being held for questioning. ''We 'Uget the tape from TV." . The game was broadcast back to Missouri viewers by a St, Louis station. · · Arbo~V fi'om Farm Team John Arbour, no relation to the .coach, who was brought up from ·the St. Louis farm team in Denver the day of the game, was hit on the back of the head and the cut required 30 sllk:hes. Four fans, including a 14year-old boy and a middle-aged woman, received · minor injuries. They were treated by the Spectrum doctor, Two policemen also received minor cuts during the free for all . Coach Arbour was able to return to the game, minus his shirt and tie, for the third period. The Blues won it, 3-2. None of the ·Flyei's, who had gone to their dressing room before . Arbour and Ashley began their argument over a two minute penalty, was Involved in the donnybrook. None of the fans were arrested, and there were no further incidents during the final period. EIDOOODS Mixed. NBA Standings · By United Press lnternationa I Eastern Conleren<e Atlantic Division Bo t ·~ ~- Pet. GB s on 4 .667 ... NPhfN/11 Y deorlph k I 25 155 .625 2 a a 17 2 .405 11 Buffalo 11 27 .289 15 Central Division Baltimore Cleveland Atlan'll! Cincinnati W. .16 15 15 10 L. Pel. GB 22 . ~2 1 ··· 25 .315 2 26 .366 2'1> 28 .263 6 We$t&l:'n Conference Midwest Division . W. l. Pet. GB Milwaukee 3~ 8 .810 ... Chicago 28 11 .718 4'12 Phoenix 24 17 .585 9'1' Detroit . 15 26 · .366 1~'1, Pacific Dlvl5ion , W. l . Pet. GB Los Angeles 38 3 .'127 ... Seattle · 2 ~ 19 .558 15· GoldenState 22 19 .537 16 Houston 15 27 .357 23'12 Portland 9 34 .209 30 Thursday' s Results Golden State 119 Portland 115 (Only game scheduled) MACON , Ga . IUPI J Oakland Athletics righthander Johnny Lee "Blue Moon" Olfom 1• 29 ' 3"6 19 was listed in satisfactory we;I · · • in a hospital Friday condition W. l : Pet. GB Utah :lO 11 .732 .. : with gunshot wounds suffered Indiana 23 . 18 .561 7 in an effort to halt a burglary. Denver 16 22 .421 1211:1 · Odom, who was here visiting Dallas 17 24 .395 1-4 Mem ph is . 16 25 .390 l4 his mother, was struck in the Thurodoy's ResuHl neck and side by the bullets. VI rg inia 137 Pittsburg h l:lO However, he walked into the . Dallas 104 Memphis lOl _ (On lygamesscheduloid) hospital with his wife, Perry . Friday'$ Games Dr. James Lawrence said the v· 1 1 c 11 .rg n a V$ . aroar aGreensbor.o pitcher did not require surgery. Dallas at Indiana' The shooting took place early Kentucky at Pittsburgh · Thursday when Odom said he Denver at New York Floridians at Utah · New York Pittsburgh Carolina 17 23 . .425 14'12 11 21 .386 1~ v2 NHL Standings By United Press Jnternational East W. L. T. Pis. j/6559 26 6 6 8 NEW YORK (UP! ) --, Larry 2~ 8 7 51 Toronto 18. 13 8 44 Laub of san Francisco was in Detroit 15 1~ 6 36 firs t place in the $100,000 U.S. Buffalo 8 23 10 26 Fridav's Games Vancouver 9 1~ ~ 22 Open Bowling Tour na ment New York at Philadelphia West · here, which went into its neict Los Angeles at Atlanta W. l. T. Pis. to last day today . Cincinnati at Detroit Chlcago 26 8 ~ 56 Laub had a pinfali or 6,846 for Baltimore alhChlcago Minnesota 22 11 5 49 Cleveland et Seattle California 12 21 8 32 40 games and. he headed a list Phoenix at Buffa lo Pittsburgh 11 21 1 29 of 24 semi-finalists. Two more Boston at Portland St. Louis 11 22 1 29 !Onl y games scheduledI Philadelphia 11 20 6 2S eight-ga me blocks toda y Los Ange les 11 28 1 23 decided the five finalists for the ABA Standings Thursday's Results Saturday championship round. By United Press International Boston 5 Buffalo 2 Don Johnson or Akron, Ohio, East St. Lo uis 3 Philadelphia 2 W. L Pet. GB was in sixth with 8,6116. !On ly games scheduled) Kentucky 32 9 .780 ... Friday's Games Virginia 26 .16 .6l9 61/2 Detroit at California Flor idians 19 21 . ~75 12'17 I Only game scheduled ) Otterbem . . Boston New York Montrea l Laub Leads All tried to prevent someone from burglarizing the home next to his mother's. Police said the bur_glar fired . three shots at Od_om, !woof which struck him, .and then fled. When you need (See page 10) The Perfect R efresher and Mixer w·ms 86 '71. • Ironton with 15 ·each while LOS ANGELES (UP!) Coach Art Lanham's Rio p!lcedRioGrande. Capt. Roger Fairchild added II. Fred Martin (65) was joyous, Meigs hit on eight of 14 from __ ,Arnold Palmer (69 ) was Grande College Redmen , Bentley had 13 and .12 the foullinefor58pct. while the satisfied, Lee Trevino (74 ) was playing without the services of rebounds. The 1\edjnen are Tigers coMected on only four unhappy, young John big Bernie Wllliams, the now 5-4 oo the year, and wiU . of U for 36 pet.. Mahaffey (66 ) was bug~yed, team's leading rebounder, travel to Berea, Ky., for a nonIIY QUARTERS Curtis Sifford (66) breathless, cropped an 86-71 decision to league ga'me Saturday. Ironton 13 B 17 1Z-50 the weather was ideal and the Otterbein Callege of Wester· · Rio will host Lander College Meigs 2 6 18 1().....1(1 crowd was big and lively. ville Thursday. night. . Jan. 12 before traveling to Officials, George Nesselroad That was the way the 72-hole Williams has been lost to the Walsh on Jan. !4, and Mike Werry. $125,000 (ilen Campbell-Los squad the remainder of the Box acore of Thursday's Angeles Open started the new season because of low grades. contest: golf year Thursday. The The host team led 4().20 RIO GRANDE (7tl temperatures were in the high during the halftime in- Bentley• 5·3·!3; H,alrston, 1 -2-~; Lambert. 7-3-1 7; Bartram, 3- ~· 70s. The crowd was estimated termisslon . Rio outscored 10; Thompson. 0 -~-~, Roush. 3· at 12,500. Otterbein 51-46 in the final baH 0-6; Boll inger, 2·0- ~; Hart. 3-2· 1971-72SEOAL LEAGUE Martin, a 31-year-old pro 0 fpla y, bUtth e firSthalfdef'lCl't 8; Martin,27-t7-71. 2-3-7; Bates, 1-0·2 TOTALS BASKETBALL from Baytown, Te•., was an was just too much 'oor th e 1 OTTERBE IN 186) - Miller, STATISTICS Field Goal Percentage early finisher and shot~ • . Redmen to overcome. 6-3-15; Manley. 9·0-18; Mehl, TEAM FGM-FGA p t · d f th Ra h . 10-3-23 ; Sull ivan, 1-2-4; c · SIX un er par or e nco Rlohit27of79shotsfromthe Traylor, 2-1-5; Melterth, 3·0-6; GAtahe llinpsolls 10099··220108 ·. ~7766. Park municipal course . . • ftoor,and17of22freethrows . Clever, , 1·0-2; Reed, 1·0·2; "' .... . hit 38 0f 76 fi ld Main, 1-4-6; Frazier, 1-0.2. Waverly 13, 289 Logan . a6:m :385 ARBOUR RECALLED '"e wmners e Steman, 1-1-3. TOTAL$3614-86: Meigs 76-1.99 .382 ST. LOUIS (UPI)-Defense· goal attempts, and 14 of 20 free Halftime Score - · 0tlerbeln Jackson 76-205 .37,1 mon John Arbour was recalled throws. ~0. Rio 20. Wellston · ' · 99-283 ' ·,349 ··-· J ck Mehl ba d 23 · " Free' Tllro*Per.ce~~tap .. ,,; by.,,the , SI, , ~ ,BlllllS r..of 1!1e,.., a ~ge poml:! • T$/IM ' ... 211!fTM-f=.TA Pet. , Nationa!Hoclteyl..ieagile'Iburs· to pace ·otterbem, now 6-3 on ·· . Gallipolis .. · 62· 93 .667 day -from their Denver farin the year. , _ _ _ _,__ __ Waverly 48·' 73 .658 1 b Ron Lambert's 17 points Meigs 65-101 .64~ cu . Jackson 63-108 .583 '' Athens 50· 89 .562 ~ i ·sEO Stats A G 11 • , D ~~fs~on Reboun~r~ : ~~ a 18DS eieat . wahama . TEAM Nfl. G Avg. Athens 1!'!l •'4 47.5 Coach Dean Mason's The Gallians, now 3-2 on the Waverly 187 4 .46.8 Galllpolls eighth grade year, will host Jackson on ·Gallipolis 17~ ~ ~3.5 Meigs · 172 4 .43.0 basketball learn piled up a 13-2 Monday at 4:30 P-")· • in the Jackson 122 ~ 30.5 first period lead, then coasted · Washington gym. Wellston 119 4 29.8 to a 48-32 · victory over host Coach Mason used all 12 Logan Personal Fouts 110 ~ 27.5 Wahama Thursday evening. GaIIipo1IS · pIayers in Thurs· TEAM . NO. G Avg. day's victory. Brett Wilson's 10 wa verly 56 ~ 14.0 Frosh Standings points led Gallia 's attack . Gallipolis 64 4 16.0 Holbrook had 12 for the losers. 1 Athens 65 ~ 16.3 Logan 70 4 11.5 Gallia led 23-13 at halftime, 1l 2 ~ ~j Meigs 70 ~ 11, 5 275 130 and 37·19 after three quarters. 1 4 Wellston 72 4 18.0 B Jackson so 4 20_0 • 1 235 179 ox score : INDIVIDUAL LEADERS ~ ~ ~~ l6~ GALLIPOLIS EIGHTH (~8) Field Goal Percentage -Johnson, 2-5-9 ; Wilson, 4-2- 1 2 3 182 216 Name, Team FGM-A Pet. 1 4 168 267 10 ; saunders, :J..0.6; Snowden, Gil Price. Gall. 16-24 .667 Mike Oyer, Wav. 36-61 ..590 TOTALS 2-U ; Walter, 4-1-9 ; Jordan, I· 2~ 2~ 1 !~ 1 ~~~ , 0-2; Bill Maloy, Wav . ' 27-47 .574 · Tll~rsctay's Results : Folden, 0-1-1; Gillespie , 2Mike Green, Ath. 23-43 .535 G til 1 1 L [< N • • • Bas'lianl,· """" ••n R..Mc!<lnnlss, W. 17-32 . ..531 a po 5 36 ogan 3~ .... ; oe, """; ; Waverly 43 Athens 28 Preston ~- Wallis ().().() ' Ironton 50 Meigs 36 , ' ' ' ·' Free Throw Percentage Name, Team No. G Avg. Wellston 57 Jackson 35 TOTALS - IS.J.%..48. . Tony Vaughan .~ 15-18 .833 Monday's Games : WAHAMA EIGHTH (32) Dan Settles. Well. 12-15 .800 Gallipolis at Jackson Holbrook, U-12·, Tucker, 1·2-4·, Grl!!l Smith, logan 18-23 .783 t t tw 1 ron onata Wellston averY Sheppar' d, "• "" • •·, Tucker, I..,... • •·, 1. . Sn.ow den, G. · 25-32 .781 Meigs Mi ke Green, Ath. 16-25 .640 Athens at Logan Reeds, 1.().2, +TOTAUl - 7-IB-"-~ REBOUNDS . 32. Name, Team No. G Avg., Gil Prl~e. Gal. 56 4 14.0 Tonight's Games By Quarters: Dave Smith, Ath. 52 4 12.5 GatllpoUs at Logan Gal. 8th 13 10 14 11-18 Mike Oyer, Wav. 50 4 12.5 Athens at Waverly Wahama 6th 2 11 6 13-32 Tony Vaughan, M.. ~9 ~ 12.3 Meigs at Ironton Don Fairchild, Wav. 4lo 4 11 .5 Wellston at Jackson Note: Jeff Morris of Meigs, Hannan Trace al Easfet .. out lor the season with an In- Southern at Symmes Valley · iury, made 23 of 29 free throws North Gatlla at Kruer Creek 1. 793) ·and had 69 rebounds In Federal Hocking a 1\elpre four games. · Hannan at Wahama Ironton figures not available. 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IN TifE SUNDAY nMES.SENTINEL Werner Radio . &T.V•. · ~eip County Treasurer .. . 23':· screen (measured diagonally) Real estate tex~ which have not be en paid at the close of each coli. carry a penalty of ten per cent. Taxes ·.may be paid at the· office of the county ~urer or by mail. Please brlpg your last tax receipt and if you pay by mail 'sure to locate your property by taxing di•triet. ~Iways examine your tax ~~l:>t tp see that It cove~ aU your ·proJl'lrty. Office Hours 9:00 A.M. to 4 ·oo . · dabe1i!y except Saturday when office closes at Noon. Tax books wih ope'n Df cem r lol, 19,71 to February 8', 1972. · 1 · · _b,!JbCJLSU . - 22:00 4.80 1:50 · 26-50 .. · ; ~ RUTLAND COMPLETELY OR PARTIALLY REBUILT ON ALL MAKES. & MODELS REPAINTED ' CHEMICALLY CLEANED REPLACEMENT OF NECESSARY PARTS ADJUSTMENTS . · Frosh Drop-'fhird • LETART . . PIULADELPHIA (UP!) The coach of the St. Louis Bluei and three of hls players were charged early today with a!l!Bult and battery on pollee officers and disorderly conduct after a wild brawl with fans at the Spectrum Thursday night. Coach AI Arbour, right winger Phil RobeJ:to, ·defenseman John Arbour and left. winger F)oyd Thomson . were arraigned bl!fore a magistrate at. police headquarters .here. Bail was set for the four at $500 each. They face a · preliminary hearing on Fe~ . 7, the day after the National Hockey League team· returns here Jor a . rematch. with the Philad~lphia Flyers. --------..o..o.......;..;.;..;,..;.;..;,;.___ 1 . .· · J :-r·um:JSSB-~U::.M"M$$ 1 :: . · • •' Pl.ay·.·ers· ...Ch . ' d ·. . arg'e· ~~v~m~ni~ . n'rs·s ~~t~~~lf B•adley 95 Memphis St. 79 P?ner Elected · .. By I.,EE LEONARD , UP! Statehouse Reporter · COLUMBUS (UPI )-The Ohio Senat~ and House have completed an abbreviated first week of their 1972 session making progress on a haiulfui of "emergency" bills in hopes of setting up a six-week recess until March . The Senate held a solo session Thursday, unanimously advancing for House cons~deralimr next week a pair of bills granting a 10 per cent pay hike for state employM and . vo ti ng facilitating the 424 Mil in ~t . • r. · 3- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-P"'!'et'oy, o., Jan. 7, 1m Colltge!losktltloiiResutts . ByUnitedPress lntornalionol Q Increase Senate ApprOves · 1 0% Pay · · · · · , I \ 2.:_Tbe Dilly Sentinel, Mldclepoit.fllliiJIOf, 0 ., Jan. 7, 19'12 "• .. l . . The Department' Store of Building Since 1915. ' .. 992-2238 N. 2nd Mi1ldle port ,,p. ·' . �.. .J . . .. . • ,. ,.. • r . . ' ~ -· Tho• llatly ... Serillll<i, Yli<tdJ,• po.•rt-Poiu<•roy , 0., Jitn . 7, 1912 Local Bowling Chester News Notes Motors ."67 J : Milson Furniture Hart's Used Cus, ,617. . Individual Games .(l Games) Ka thy American lf!9ion AuKiliary League Dec. Jl, 197! Standings Oa\liS, 50S ; Betty . 473 .tndividual Game - Kathy Robinson. Juli.Jn Scott Hill Born December 25 Lodge School Sociai Calendar· IS Scheduled ~.~.'~~.~ .. ~~""'~-"':""-~--.~.':.~.-~-~-~ . . ~j Mr. and Mn. Roger · Hill, 'Hacine, . .are announcing the Davis. 200 ; Judy While. 187. Early Sunday MiKed birth of their first child, a son, · Pis. Duncan &Sines Attendance at Nazarene Team ' 94 34 Julian Scott, OJi Chrilibnas Rolling Pins . 44 Plans were made to attend Sunday School Jan. 2 was 66. Fe.eney Bennett Flyer s Cremeans & Smith 71. S6 44 &-Roush 70 58 morning at Holzer, Medica~ the district school of inOffering w•s $63.89. ., Junior Bugaloos 44 Goodrich Hood & Greene 68 6D Center. "The infant, who struction on .Feb. 3 at Meigs Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood Goble Marauders 38 Ferguson &White 66 62 weighed six pound · tw.o High School wilen Racin.e 36 Wright"& Smith and family spent Christmas Headquarters Barmaids 66 62 Buckeyes 34 Fearsome Four ounces and was 19 incl ~ long, Chapter, Order of the Eastern 48 80 Saturday Eve with his sis~r, High "Individual Game Withers &Blake 28 100 was the first baby born on Star, met Monday night With Mrs. Harold Hawk and family, f+li.ary. Hoover 157. High Gome (J games) Second High Ind . Game Hockingport. Wright & Smith. 2059 ; Duncan Christmas in Gallia County. Mrs. Cora Webb, worthy Geraldine Kessinger"iss. · Maternal grandparents are matron, and Mr. RaJP~ Webb, Sines, 1977. Mr . and Mrs . · George High Serf<!s - Mary Martin & High Game Wright & Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Powell of worthy patron, presiding. . Genhebner called on Mr. and 386. Smith, 732 ; Duncan & Sines, Racine, and paternal grandMrs. Opal Cummins was Second High Series - Ruth 707 . Mrs. Charley Woode r<tonday -· Barnhart ~83 . parents are Mrs. !nell Hill, instaUed by the wol'tlly matron Individual ·13 Gomes) afternoon. Team Htgh Game - Feeney Men· Racine, and . the late Julian , E. Wright, 592 ; .0. to the office of Martha. 'She was Mr. and Mrs . Victor Bennett Flyers 471. Duncan, 567. Women, · F. Hill. Great-grandparents are . unable to attend recent inTeam High Series - Feeney Genheimer of Peach Fork Duncan. 513; P. Ferguson, 494. Mr. and Mrs. Oval Diddle, ) Bennett Flyers 1366. · stallation services. Obligation Individual Gome- Men, E. called on Mr. and Mrs. George Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wright. 229; J. Davis, 209. night was observed and the Genhebner one afternoon lasl Mason Bowling Center Women , F. Duncan, 179; P. Custer, Syracuse, and Mrs. initiation of -two candidates week. Tuesday Women Ferguson, 176. Lilljan Duffy, Syracuse. Mrs. was planned for the Felruary Mason Furniture 99 _37 Kyger Creek Au!jrey Woode and Kevin Hair Harbour ..,6 38 Strugglers 8 0 Etta Custer, Syracuse, is the meeting. The worthy matron Barton have· had nu. Har's Used Ca rs 90 46 D. Malnt. 6 2 great-great-grandmother. !let Jan. 30 for a practice for Heilman · and M&R Foodliner Erma 81 -55 A. ·Shill 6 2 initiation, pnd all officers were 73 67 Timber Splitters 6 2 Ellcabelh Wickham spent Tom Rue Motors Roush Canst. 56 72 asked to be present. · C. Shift 2 6 Thursday with Mrs. Weber Ingels Furniture 2~ 112 PATmNT IN HOLZER.'S Rejects 2 6 Five members whose birthThoma. High Games (3 Games> B. Shift 2 6 Mrs. William Slitter, Hudson Mrs. Georgia Thoma spent Tom Rue Motors, 1765; Mason Odd Balls o 8 St., Middleport, Is a patient at days were In December and Furniture, 1754. January and several members High Team (3 games) - Odd two weeks in Columbus with High Game - Tom Rue ~Its, 2599; C-Shlft. 2560. the Holzer Medical Cenwr, who served on lmtallatlon her daughter and son-in-law, High Game -Odd Balls, 936; Room 229. Mrs. Slater was committees were honored and Mr. and Mrs. Leo King, Odd Balls. 922. Individual (3 games) - G. admitted 'Tuesday for treat- presented gifts by Mr. and Edith King entertained her guest.. of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shrimplln, 643; R. Cremeans, ment of a back injury which Mrs. Webb. Refreshments daugh~r. Mr. and Mrs. David Leonard . 600. she suffered ·iil a fall at her · White and family of Tampa, Individual Game - G. Milch, · emp1oyment at Ohio Univer- were served by the worthy Charles King and wife of matron and worthy patron. Fla. They all were Christmas Glendale, W. Va., came to see 245; R. Cremeans, 243 . sity. Tuesday Industrial February birthdays will ·be Eve supper guests of Mr. and his sister, Donna, who Is Burton Sunoco 104 32 KEITH GOBLE FORD observed at the next meeting Mrs. Bill Windon and daughter visiting from Florida, and Coca Cola 88 46 and refreshments will be 76 60 BOWLING LEAGUE and Sunday evening supper spent the day with his mother, Penn Central Mason AGA 64 72 Standings the week of served by Mr. and Mrs. Clif. Mrs. Edith King. · New Haven Furn. . 38 88 January 4, 1972. 24 56 Team Won Lost ford Morris and Mr. and Mrs. Debbie Wood of Gallipolis Carolina Lumber Team High 13 games} No. 4 14 2 Jesse Brinker. spent the holiday vacation with Burton Sunoco, 2704; Penn No.7 l4 2 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Central. 2582. No. 8 12 4 When~need I Robert Wood, Bob and Sandy. High Game Burton No. I 10 6 Mr, and Mrs. Bill Windon Sunoco. 934; Burton Sunoco. ~~:~I :~ : SERVICE CONDUCI'ED 926. N 5 8 8 and daughter are vacationing Individual (3 games} - W. o. Memorial services for the In Florida. King, 653; B. Davis, 608. ~0 · ~ : ·: 0 3 late Mrs. Lucy Hardaway were · Individual Game W. King, Mrs. Moon spent Chrisbnas 10 6 225. ~~: ~0 and several days with Mr. and 240; J. Young, 4 12 conducted Sunday at the Mount Sporn Mrs. Earl Stout of Broadway, Rejects 20 ,.T .. No. 14 4 12 Moriah Baptist Church, 18 6 No.9 2 14 Middleport. Mrs. Hardaway Mrs. Moon visited her King ~Ins The P.O. 12 12 No0n . I2J 4 1972 T 2 N 144 was treasurer of the church at brother and family at B. Shill 10 14 an. • eam o. A. Shill 10 14 took 6 points from Team No.6. the time of her death. Funeral Springfield thts week. · (See page 10) UniiNo. 3 10 14 Jack Janey was high for Team services were held in Beckley, Wild Men 8 16 ~ with 589 pins, and W~yne W.Va. Following the memorial o. Shift 8 16 Doss was high for Team 6 with services, Lonnie Coates and Team High (3 games) - A. 48~~~- No. i look 6 points Andy EngliBh of the Forest Run Shift. 2587; King Pins, 2512. !rom Team No. 12 . Kerm High Game- A. Shill, 888 ' Malone was high for Team No. Baptist Church, Pomer-oy, B. Shill, 874 · 7 with 480 pins, and Steve were baptised by the Rev. • Individual (3 games! ·O. Glallombardo (sub) was high Henry Key. Present lor the Wright, 595; Klckman, 571. Individual Game - B. for Team No. 12 with 548 pins. services were members of the Tennant, 226 ; Arnold, 216 . Team No. 2 look 8 points Steelworkers from Team No. 9. Jack Mink Noami and the Forest Run 22 was high for Team No. 2 with Baptist Churches. Rejects 18 564 pins and Don Syrus was Wonders . THmD SON BORN l8 high for Team No. 9 with 446 Nuts& Bolts Mr . and Mrs . John R. Ferros 16 pins. Team No. 11 took 8 points Foote Heels Strickland, woodville, are 8 Skips 8 from Team No.3. Eileen Houck announcing the birth. of a son, Stingers 6 was h"lgh for Team No. 11 with Wheels 0 513 pins and Steve Carter was Michael Richard, on Dec. 26 at high for Team No. 3 with 484 a Toledo hospital. The baby High Games 13 games} Rejects; 2484; Wonders, 2438. pins. Team No. 8 took 6 points weighed six poll!lds, 15 ounces. High Game - Rejects, 878; from Team No. 13. Charlie Mr. and Mrs. Strickland have Wonders, 869. Individual 13 Games) - L. Neal was high for Team No. 8 two... other sons, Steven, ~· , with. 533 plns ...and ..wayne and Ricky, lour. Maternal Salser, 573 ; D. ·Mason, 558 . Individual Game-L. Salser Shaver was high for Team No.' grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. . · - G.. Luster, 224; H. Nelson. 199. 13 with 543 pins. Team No. s took 8 points ·Basilio Girolaml, Pomeroy, POMEROY BOWLING tram Team No·. 10. Burl Cook and the paternal grandmother Women's Thursday Afternoon was high for Team No. 5 with is Mrs. Flo Stric~land, Dec. 30,1971 5f75 pins and Pat Joyal was high Standi119s: or Team No. 10 with ~58 pins. Pomeroy. New York Clothing 100 36 Team No. I split 8 points with Spend your feed dollars wisely ... get Dave's Tire Land 92 44 Team No. 14. Dwight Unger RETURN VISIT Pomeroy Lanes 84 52 was high for Team No. I with more from your money, and more Sgt. and Mrs. Karl Russell Simon's Mkl. 61 75 562 pins <tnd John Lane was profits, too. Our feeds . . . for every · Forest Run Block 41 95 high for Team No. 14 with SOl and daughter, Melissa, have Smith's Body Shop JO 106 pins. . need ... are scientifically comHigh Tum (3 gomesl - New High Single ga'!'e tor the returned to their hoR)e in York Clothing, 1714; Dave's • ladles lor the evenmg was 186 Yuma,, Arizona after visiting pounded, fortified with vitamins and Tire land, 1661; Pomeroy pins held by Eileen Ho~ck and here with their parents, Mr. minerals and enriched with protein to Lanes, 1657. lor the men was 224 pms held and Mrs. Kenneth Russell, High Tum Game New Jack Mink . protect health, encourage growth and . York Clothing, 611; ·smith's byHigh series for the ladles. was Racine, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy boost . gains. Plan your leeding .. Body Shop, 594; Pomeroy 513 total pins. held by Etleen Smith and family, Pomeroy. Lanes 593 Houck and for the men 5891otal program here .. . you'll be glad you High Ind. Series - Mary pin~ held by Jack Janey . Voss, 544; Margaret Follrod, Holda M. Gygas rolled a did. 481 ; Becky Dunfee, 475. triplicate game and will High Ind. Goma _ Mary receive a . patch for this Voss, 214; Mary Voss, 187; achlever;oenl from the Becky Ounfee - Drema Smith, Women s International . 179. Bowling Congress. L~dies • . . ' FRIDAY JITNEY supper, Eastern HlghSchool,5 to 7p.m. Friday . SandwiChes. pizza ; salad, dessert. Sp(!DSored by freshman class. ' DANCE Friday; after basketball gaine at Wahama High Scliool Auditorium, 9:30 to 12 midnighl. Jays will emcee. Spunsored by Wahama Student Council. Admission 75 cents. _ SUNDAY HYMN SING, Mt. Moriah Church of God, · I :30 p.m. Sunday. All singers .urged to take part, offering for building program. STEERING ~ommlttee of Senior Citizens of Meigs County, 7:30 Sunday night in the social room, Colwnbus and Southern OhiQ Electric Co. TIJESDAY OIDO ETA Phi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, home of Mrs. Charlotte Hanning. Cultural . program on pictures by Mrs. Hanning and Charlotte Taunton. Pizza party to follow. SATURDAY . TEEN DANCE Saturday, 8:30 to 11 :30 p. m. ·at Racine Jun.ior Jligh School spilnsored by senior class. Music by ~·on. CAMPMEETING Singers, 7:30 p. m. Saturday, Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. Pu~lic invited. ,. MONDAY. SOUTHERN ATHLETIC Boosters Monday 7:30p.m. at high school. MEIGS CHAPTER 53, DAY, Monday, 7:30 p.m. All members and wives invited. Refreshments. imTLAND PTA, 7:30 p.m. Rutland Elementary School. TUESDAY , AMERICA'N Legion Auxiliary, Lewis Manley Post 263, 7 p.m. Tuesday_ at the home of Mrs. Naomi Bentley, Rutland. SYRACUSE PTA Tuesday 7:30 ·p.m. Fibn, Marijuana, .Always Your Best Buy • • • VISITORS COME RUTLAND Holiday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stansbury and Mrs. Vona McKnight of Rutland were Mrs. Vere Smith of Athens, a dinner guest; Joseph Martin of PaYnesville, a weekend guest, and Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Knight, Massillon. ~rt The NeiD Year Off W'lthA Bang SUGAR RUN MILLS 180. Mulberry Ave. ' 992-2115 Pomeroy Happy New Year to AU USED CARS Cafallna 4 dr . sed ., real sharp, one owner, factory air & new tires . This car is like new . ·1969 Olds ....~ ........... only s3295 Lux. 984 Dr . Sed. This car is lo~ded , full power & air . This car sold for over S6500 new. '69 Pontiac ...........only s219~ ' 1967 Opel .............:.. ·only s395 Station Wagon , 4 speed, one owner . Real nice for second car. ~ 1966 V.W.................. only s395 This is a real nice V. W. Body is iust like new . 1968 G.M.C. ........... only·s1595 112 Ton long wheel base, wide side. One owner. dark blue. 69 Ford XL Convertible, air ............... 1695 69 OldS 98 H.T. Sedan·, ak ·.... •.. .. ... '2995 · • . 69 Olds 81 Holiday Coupe, air ........... 12295 68 Olds 98 4 Dr. H.T., air................. 11995 68 P~. Barracuda 2 Dr. H.T. .. •·.. ... .. .. '1~95 · . 67 ChMIIe Malibu 2 Dr. H.T. ....... ... 11195 67 Pontiac Catalina 4 Dr. ~n, AW ... ~ 11195 66 Olcls 88' 4 l)oor•• '195 ' 66 Mercurj Sta. Wagon, V-8 auto.......... ?95.· See Bill Nelson, Ron Smith, Ceward POHTIAC C.ivert or Ed Bartels. SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. PH. 992·2174 MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO dr. 67 Buick......................... s1295 Skylark, 2 dr. H. T. 69 Ford ......................:.. :sl695 Clean. 66 Buick LaSabre 4 Door, air ............. 11095 65 Oldsmobile 98 4 ltoor .. .. •••• '795 65 MercuiJ Station Wa&on, air..... ~...... '695 . 66 Comet 2 Dr. H.T., V-8 std............. .1695 " 65 Olds 98 4 Dr. H.r.,' air,;·.............. 1595 Karr & ..van ZC.ndt_ ;; You'll L.ike Our QualityWay of Doing Business" · 992i5342 GMC FINANCIN~ POMEROY Open Evenings Until 6:0()-_Ttl 5 P.M. Sat: 68 Chevrolet .....;............ s1295 will _,.....,,_ .. __ W.wtrettoftn Everywhere Spritce .Up Fo~ Spring ' 992-2039 . ' ., ' Double Savings thru March 13 It's Scotts Turf Builder, America's favorite fertilizer for developing thick, green lawns. Turf Builder makes your lawn grow greener, thicker, sturdier - no matter what kind of grass you have . .Keeps il that way longer too, because of its prolonged feeding action. I ') lltm Sa11 SDC 5,000 sq ft ..iA-!" 4.15 lave $2 10,000 sq ft .9M- 7.11 SMI $C 15,000 sq ft ,.J.Mr I.U .' Super Turf Builder • slve $1 5,000 sq ft J:-95" 1.11 SIVt $3 10,000 sq ft .lA.85'" 11,11 15,000 sq tt .lU6Htlh Plus For Established Ltwns sa.e $1 2.~ sq tt ....k85'Stu $2 5,000 sq It .l.4.35Hills Plus For New Seedlnrs Sa¥1 $1 2,500 sq tt U6$lit $2 5,000 sq tt 1J.95" 1111 $1 ' t•.•s US t 2.15 BOTH-HARD AND SOFT WOOD MODERN SUPPLY ... ' ' o. 399 W. Main St. 992-2164 Pomjlr'oy, THE STORE WITH "ALL KINDS OF ' SIUFF"-FOR PETS: STABLES, LARGE & SMAI:'L ANIMALS, LAWNS AND GARDENS. FULL4'x8' PANELS ON DISPLAY Also matching prefinished wood grained .moulding. ' I \ ' •~Kiiai .BUi.ldi!iS.SUPPIY 'CO. "' ' . . , _ M . ,. . 0:., 111 w; ' ""'•"' • .· ' ' ' ' tr ". ' ' I 111 R£M NANT SA~E OF FASHION FABRICS MANY COLORS AND FABRICS TO CHOOSE FROM. . SINGER SALES& SERVICE McCALL' S& SIMPLICITY PATTERNS 115 W. Second H ·'ir: LP' Pomeroy., 0. aUILO o.-,.O"TUNITY A bridal shower honoring Mrs . Lansing Adams, nee Garcia McGraw, was held Wednesday night at the Wesleyan Uni~d" Methodist Church. Hostesses were Mrs. Ruth Wolfe, Mrs. Mattie Circle, and Mrs. Lavinia Sbnpson. Guests were entertained in the sanctuary with a program ~ w.tld,Qil)g l,ll\ISiS and - aP;: Sweetest Story Ever Told", Mrs. ·Wolfe gave a poem "The One I Love". There was an the right organ and piano duet, "1be Rosary" by Mrs. Circle and Mrs. Sbnpson, a poem, "Young •• -rn for Sweetheart" by Miss Edith Hayman, and two selections, your community "I Love You Truly" and "Let Me Call You Sweetheart" by Whut ,\ 'uU du Uc:tt"rmim:s Miss Pam Hill. Poems, "Lov~ whut wr Uo. If .vou shor is Self" b-Mrs. S~n and ul homt' you ~uaruntcr •..1 .My ' ' . '" • '"" " -IIi.. 'J.v("' 'l 1 .:.ooJ:S., :!..~~.!!!:!~l..l"l . pr1)priate pOMnll • Mrs. cCillcl~ - , -ro lt~;~:~:t,·i~K:rowth '-~ -:,;. ~ gave the definition 'of 'love, Wilma McGraw, and an organ \ 'OU dist:ount our Mrs. Margaret West sang "The selection, "Hawailan Wedding · . and sh OI"r- AT Song" concluded the program. our Mrs. Adams will join her ll rn~s· its valuco . If tt store husband in Hawaii this spring ~~~~·:.:~o~;r a. member of our , following compleUon of her 11 community quits moves out or town. · schooting. should ask ourselves , A pink and white color l " ro;,i he loSe hi5 busineJ;s scheme was ·carried out in the I h•••""""' he lost nurs ~" decorations of the annex. honit:tuwn luyu lty. Wedding bells decorated the Show u r ight turn for the gift table. Centering the lp<or l< who supf"M-irt ~·o u . refreslunent table was a four- IShnn ut home . Holzer Medical Center, First tiered cake decorated With Ave. and .Cedar St. General pink roses and topped with the visiting hgurs 2-4 and 7-3 p.m. miniatull! bride afid" 'groom Maternity visiting hours 2:30 to used on the wedding cake. It 4:30 p.m. Parents only on was made by Mrs. Dale McPediatrics Ward. · Clurg. Fostoria triple candle ' Births holders with pink and white • o/Mr. and Mrs. Robert Don- tapers were used on either nally, Rt. I, Gallipolis, a side. Mrs. Circle poured the COMMUNICAT5 CON .. ID.NC •• SHOP AT daughter. ' punch, Mrs. Sbnpaon presided Discharges at tile silver coffee service, and Charles D~ .F ' ·,James M. Mrs. McClurg and Mrs. Wolfe Jeffers, Ro . Dale Mulford, served the cake. Assorted nuts Brandy P ie, Mrs. William and pink and white mints were T. English, and son, also served. Christini Ann Sheets, Mrs . Doris E. Reinhart, Sara E. Travis, Edwin Schafer, Albert D. Haynes, George C. When you need Foglesong, Jolin H. Kiniley, Jr., Mrs. Gwendolyn Porter, Member Federal Reserve Nea Sue Stockmeiswr, Dallas System Stambaugh, Jr ., Mrs . On Fridays Our Drive - In Margaret L. McDaniel, John Window is Open 9 a.m . to 7 Arthur Reed, Mrs. Lottie H. p.m., (Continuously 1. Border, Mrs. Kalhertne S20,GOO Maximum Insurance Cheatwood, Miss Mary L, For Each Depositor Lowe, Mrs. Margaret Francis', HOSPITAL NEWS MOM. The Farmers Bank and S~vings- Co. · 70 Oldsmobile 98 . POMEROY, OHIO , Lu•ury sedan, loaded with extras, dark blue with vinyl lop. 70 Cadllla"C:" Sedan DeVIlle 68 Mustang Fastback V·8, auto .. P.S. 70 Hornet James E. Morrow and Robert E. Huddleston. Dr. , 6 cyl., standard shift. 62 Chevrolet II ATIEND Wi.;DDING · . Viclor Mascher, Bremerton, Out-uf:tuwn frlend t.· and - Wlt sh.: Mrs . Larry .Hughes, re latives here"lur the wedding Miami, !i'la. ; Mrc and Mrs. o£ Miss Brenda Brad(ord and ll<tlph Poppe, Cindnnall ; Mrs. Mr.·Kelly Weller or Lawrence, Jack Cunningham and Karen, Kansas on Dec. 20 visiting at Portsmouth; . Mr . and ' Mrs . U1e home of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Bradford and Wayne, Cla rence Bradrord, Racine, Arlington, 0 .: Mr. and Mrs. were Mr. and Mrs. George E. Paul Bradford, Lisa and Todq, Weller, Mr. and Mrs. Ray. Athens; imd Mr . and Mrs. Leon '(ork, Mr. Dave Rogers, San Jordan, Matt .and Monica, Jose, Calif.: Mr . and Mrs. Thornville. · .--.--------.,. Loaded with e.tras. yellow with brown vinyl top. Extra sharp. (See page 10) ' Cyl., auto. TRUST YOUR·HOME HEAT TO 63 .Ford 46 chevrolet "' Dr. , sedan. Above •. . . . Middleport, Ohio , Used Snowmobile 65 Suzuki 3GP Motorcycle 70 Maverick . · 6 • Phone 992-3748 · 290·N. 2nd Ave. 4 8-10 p.m. poster and . sigp making, -with David Lyons h instntctor. . . ·By Charlene Hoe IC Tuesdays, 3;10 p.m. begmd ·ning drawing, D. Lyons, ,an silk screen, Saundra Koby. Orders for church buDettns to be used on March 12, Girl Wednesdays, 8 to 10 p.m. Scout Sundlly, are now being taken. advance painting, S.· Moshier. · Mr,s. William Ohlinger, Big Bend Neighborhood chairman, 'Thursdays, 9:30-10:30 a.m. asks th11t troop leaders submit thir orders at ·the Jan. 19 neighExercise class for ladies, G. horhood"'meeting. The cost is $1.45 per 100 bulletins, or 90 cents Moore i 8-10 p.m., beginning for 100 program inserts. palnti~g in any medium, S. Lym Patton, district advisor from the F~ur Rivers Girl Moshier; 8-10 p.m. ceramics, Scout Council office in Parkersburg, will meet with the troop R. Fisher. . . . leaders at the Jan. i9 meeting. Saturdays, begmmng Feb. 19 Calendar mon"lly is now due and should be sent to the . art, teenage class, 10-ll year · Pa~kersburg office. olds, and 8-9 year olds, . C. . · TUPPERS PLAINS TROOP 267 McCallistt:r. Second sesstMon Several projects have. been completed by the junior troop ot ballet and lap lessons, .Plain · ' .. d be . . Tuppers s. · ~~:e;s, Satur ays gmmng . The girls bnproved a flower bed at.the Methodist Churrh and ~he ~ost of the adult arl · will do a planting project in the spring. Trash contamers have lesSons for 12 sessions Is $24 to also been Installed in the VIllage by the scouts. . members and $30 for non In early December the girls had a vagabond cookout usmg members. Registration Is to be emergency f~l. Several craft projects were completed durmg made with Mrs. John Byers by the Christmas holidays including red wreaths made of cardiloard Jan. 28. The children's art with whi~ styrofoam halls and whlre cord. . . classes are $12.50 for eight Participating in the troop activities are Cheryl Griffm, lessons with the Art Colony Debbie Shields, Dorothy.Runyon, Charlene Coe, Arlene Connolly, fur-nishing the supplies. Susan Shjelda, Angie Hensley, Teresa Benedum, Cathy Colllm, _ Registration is due by Feb. 14 Karen Strausbaugh, and Sherr! Hackney. with Mrs. William Frazee. . POMEROY TROOP 81 . Ballet and tap lessons are $24 Instruction in knitting will begin next week for members of for 12 one-hour sessions for the Pomeroy junior troop. Mrs. Edith Sisson will Instruct the members and $30 for non girls. members. The cost of the Yarn and needles along With the Bernat Learn to Knit books exercise lessons is $12 for are needed by ihe girls if residents are Interested in donating members and $15 for non- uems. Arrangements were made for the scouts to lead.Jn the members. . . . pledge 1o the flag at the Monday night meeting of the Pomeroy · A student art exh1b1t will be Elementary· PTA. featured in January · ~n Attending the meeting were Mrs. Thomas Smith and Mrs. Sunday • 2 to 4 P-~- a graphic Sisson leaders Cindy Richards, Cindy McKinney. Kathy arts demonstration will be ' ' "th J s· . •-- McKinney, Kathleen I b C - McCallisler .. Blaettnar, Paige Smi , ane lSSOn, "'"'a gvenon Sunday, y onmeJan. !6 from • ' Smith, Ellen McDarue · 1, Shan· M"tch nc1 An1'ta Rusche1. and 1 , a 2 to 4 p.m. Saundra Koby will conduct a framing and matting workshop . A parent-child workshop in sandcasUng has been set for Jan. 30 from 2 to 4 p.m. All demonstrations ·and workshops are free and open to the public . BUCKLE BUSINESS Brass buckles with artsy etchings are sold separately from the belts. So you can take any color belt and Unk . It up with a special buckle. / US 1:us G·Ir.I SCOu·t. · .. . · . ' DI•a·r·y -l Bridal Shower Given Mrs. Lansing Adams I .I Turf hllder -~~------ • - ~· . ' I • ~veragr Super Sport, auto., 2 dr., vinyl top. 67 Mercury .....................S1295 _Cougar, 2 dr., H.T., auto., P.S., P.B. • 66 GM.C Pick~up Truck $10!5 61 Ford .................:.......... '595 117 Ton, V-6, long wide l>ed. ~ Pick-up Truck, real nice 112 ton, long wide bed. SEE: RAY RIGGS, AL ZI;IGLER RIGGS BROS., INC. · , USED CARS ' · I I 2 Dr., H.T.. V-8, auto., while with red lnterlo<. 68 Chevrolet Long Horn Truck, camper special, P.S., P.li., 4 speed, V- 8, 68 ,Chevrolet Pick-up Truck V-8, standard, tong wide bed . 66 Chevrolet· Plcll-up Tnick • q 992·5186 • Ph. 985·4100 on S." Rt.7 65 Comet 6 Cyl .. 3 speed, long narrow bed. · MIDDLEPORT, \ ' ,; .MIDDlEPORT; IX)K sTORE Small V-8, auto. p.s. I I I t I I I I I I .I I I I I I I I I I I I This truck is a real buy p.m. and 68 Buick .......................}1695 4 Skylark, h OFF 4 Or .. H.T., blue with white vinyl lop. 2 Dr. H.T., air condition. like new. ~1 AND • _~O .Bulck Electra 225 71 Ford LTD..........:....... $3695 1970 Pontiac .........;only s2995 satQOl SUPPUES For All ilcc=ioi1S terior . 4 Dr . .H. T., vinyl lop, turquoise. Some Great Values a... 4 Dr .. H.T., V-8, auto .. P.S., P.B., dr. blue, matching In- 69 Ford LTD..................$1895 A Smith Nelson v ,; Used Car. Tuesday night at the home of Mrs,. Charles Eskew. · Other officers named were · . , Mrs. Stanley Bass, vice . I · . president; Mrs. ·Denver The · )"rench Art , Colony's • ...- -...- - '.. .... . . . Kapple; . aeeretary-treasurer schedule ol winter classes in and l!llblicity chainnan; and art and dance for both children Mi-s. Clarence Andrews, flower and adults at Rlverby in fund chairman. Gallipolis will begin on Jan. 31. ntEME ·lOOKS Mrs .. Eskew had charge of._ Six adult classes and- three . the 01eeting· and also gave chlldreil 's classes are devotions reading from ·PSabn scheduled· in the . art depart71. l>oems were read by the- inent. Four classes will be "NOTE AIJ.ER PADS .members and Mrs. Basil had offeredjn dancing aiong with the prayer: Reports of the past private lessons. Newest dance · '1 ' ' 1 ,"r . year were given. Mrs. Andrews instructor is Gilli;iri Moore. host the February . The "schedule for classes is as meeting, Refreshments ·were follows: served by the hoswss. Mondays, beginning Jan. ·31, 70 Chevrolet Impala At Riggs Bros. • ·· Riverby· Sessions in A' .rt· . .uance n n ln . d \r tunne 1 • · ·· . Mrs. Louil Osborne was elected president of the Golden Rule .of . the Po~~oy Churcll of Chriat at a.meeting FUMERS --..... Office~ ' 6 Cyl., standard, blue with blue vinyl top. Extra sharp. Buy AGood Used Cat Start The New Year Right With ·Cburch Class Names ' Lrir~~ oo~m~~ Scotts big Pre-Spring SALE Mr. and Mrs. William Holidashell of Kingsbury Road are home · from a Holiday vacation in California. They spent Chrisbnas al the home of their youngest son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and "Mrs. Raymond Saathoff, San Francisco, and were joined there by another son, Ben Saathoff, and his family of Denver, Colo., and their , daughter, Mrs. Elvin Reents, her husband, and their children, of Scotts Bluff, Neb. • Mr. and Mrs. Houdashelt also visited Mrs. Stella Bateman of Sebna, Calif. and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rigdon and family of Los Angeles, and spent a day at Disneyland· before retur·ning home. The couple flew to the coast and back. · DANCES SCHEDULED . The Rutland Amerjcan. Legion will sponsor a dance every Saturday night at the Legion hall begmnlng at 8:30 p.m. There wllhbe both square and round dancing with an admission charge of $1 per person. ~-The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o, Jan. 7, 19'12 Babysitters. will be availal "e for toddlei'S .. and up. All 1·I terested •dults lore Invited 1 1 at~nd .. RACINE GffiL Scout Troop 137, 3:.30 p.m. Tuesday at Racine American Legion Hall. Registration fee, $2, to be jllld and members lo bike handhoOks. MIDDLEPORT Loage 383, ' I F&AM, 7:30p.m. Tuesday. One candidate to receive EA degree. All Master Maaona invited. EASTERN BAND BOOIIers, 8 p.m. ~Y; Eastern High School. All parents -ed to attend 'In support ..,of director. or Houdashelts Are -Home fr!Jm Trip Catalina 4 dr. sed . Local one owner·, ooly 31,876 m iles . We did all the service work an this ca r . . ; ' ·,, ' • . ' ' 01:110 , w: VA. �.. .J . . .. . • ,. ,.. • r . . ' ~ -· Tho• llatly ... Serillll<i, Yli<tdJ,• po.•rt-Poiu<•roy , 0., Jitn . 7, 1912 Local Bowling Chester News Notes Motors ."67 J : Milson Furniture Hart's Used Cus, ,617. . Individual Games .(l Games) Ka thy American lf!9ion AuKiliary League Dec. Jl, 197! Standings Oa\liS, 50S ; Betty . 473 .tndividual Game - Kathy Robinson. Juli.Jn Scott Hill Born December 25 Lodge School Sociai Calendar· IS Scheduled ~.~.'~~.~ .. ~~""'~-"':""-~--.~.':.~.-~-~-~ . . ~j Mr. and Mn. Roger · Hill, 'Hacine, . .are announcing the Davis. 200 ; Judy While. 187. Early Sunday MiKed birth of their first child, a son, · Pis. Duncan &Sines Attendance at Nazarene Team ' 94 34 Julian Scott, OJi Chrilibnas Rolling Pins . 44 Plans were made to attend Sunday School Jan. 2 was 66. Fe.eney Bennett Flyer s Cremeans & Smith 71. S6 44 &-Roush 70 58 morning at Holzer, Medica~ the district school of inOffering w•s $63.89. ., Junior Bugaloos 44 Goodrich Hood & Greene 68 6D Center. "The infant, who struction on .Feb. 3 at Meigs Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood Goble Marauders 38 Ferguson &White 66 62 weighed six pound · tw.o High School wilen Racin.e 36 Wright"& Smith and family spent Christmas Headquarters Barmaids 66 62 Buckeyes 34 Fearsome Four ounces and was 19 incl ~ long, Chapter, Order of the Eastern 48 80 Saturday Eve with his sis~r, High "Individual Game Withers &Blake 28 100 was the first baby born on Star, met Monday night With Mrs. Harold Hawk and family, f+li.ary. Hoover 157. High Gome (J games) Second High Ind . Game Hockingport. Wright & Smith. 2059 ; Duncan Christmas in Gallia County. Mrs. Cora Webb, worthy Geraldine Kessinger"iss. · Maternal grandparents are matron, and Mr. RaJP~ Webb, Sines, 1977. Mr . and Mrs . · George High Serf<!s - Mary Martin & High Game Wright & Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Powell of worthy patron, presiding. . Genhebner called on Mr. and 386. Smith, 732 ; Duncan & Sines, Racine, and paternal grandMrs. Opal Cummins was Second High Series - Ruth 707 . Mrs. Charley Woode r<tonday -· Barnhart ~83 . parents are Mrs. !nell Hill, instaUed by the wol'tlly matron Individual ·13 Gomes) afternoon. Team Htgh Game - Feeney Men· Racine, and . the late Julian , E. Wright, 592 ; .0. to the office of Martha. 'She was Mr. and Mrs . Victor Bennett Flyers 471. Duncan, 567. Women, · F. Hill. Great-grandparents are . unable to attend recent inTeam High Series - Feeney Genheimer of Peach Fork Duncan. 513; P. Ferguson, 494. Mr. and Mrs. Oval Diddle, ) Bennett Flyers 1366. · stallation services. Obligation Individual Gome- Men, E. called on Mr. and Mrs. George Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wright. 229; J. Davis, 209. night was observed and the Genhebner one afternoon lasl Mason Bowling Center Women , F. Duncan, 179; P. Custer, Syracuse, and Mrs. initiation of -two candidates week. Tuesday Women Ferguson, 176. Lilljan Duffy, Syracuse. Mrs. was planned for the Felruary Mason Furniture 99 _37 Kyger Creek Au!jrey Woode and Kevin Hair Harbour ..,6 38 Strugglers 8 0 Etta Custer, Syracuse, is the meeting. The worthy matron Barton have· had nu. Har's Used Ca rs 90 46 D. Malnt. 6 2 great-great-grandmother. !let Jan. 30 for a practice for Heilman · and M&R Foodliner Erma 81 -55 A. ·Shill 6 2 initiation, pnd all officers were 73 67 Timber Splitters 6 2 Ellcabelh Wickham spent Tom Rue Motors Roush Canst. 56 72 asked to be present. · C. Shift 2 6 Thursday with Mrs. Weber Ingels Furniture 2~ 112 PATmNT IN HOLZER.'S Rejects 2 6 Five members whose birthThoma. High Games (3 Games> B. Shift 2 6 Mrs. William Slitter, Hudson Mrs. Georgia Thoma spent Tom Rue Motors, 1765; Mason Odd Balls o 8 St., Middleport, Is a patient at days were In December and Furniture, 1754. January and several members High Team (3 games) - Odd two weeks in Columbus with High Game - Tom Rue ~Its, 2599; C-Shlft. 2560. the Holzer Medical Cenwr, who served on lmtallatlon her daughter and son-in-law, High Game -Odd Balls, 936; Room 229. Mrs. Slater was committees were honored and Mr. and Mrs. Leo King, Odd Balls. 922. Individual (3 games) - G. admitted 'Tuesday for treat- presented gifts by Mr. and Edith King entertained her guest.. of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shrimplln, 643; R. Cremeans, ment of a back injury which Mrs. Webb. Refreshments daugh~r. Mr. and Mrs. David Leonard . 600. she suffered ·iil a fall at her · White and family of Tampa, Individual Game - G. Milch, · emp1oyment at Ohio Univer- were served by the worthy Charles King and wife of matron and worthy patron. Fla. They all were Christmas Glendale, W. Va., came to see 245; R. Cremeans, 243 . sity. Tuesday Industrial February birthdays will ·be Eve supper guests of Mr. and his sister, Donna, who Is Burton Sunoco 104 32 KEITH GOBLE FORD observed at the next meeting Mrs. Bill Windon and daughter visiting from Florida, and Coca Cola 88 46 and refreshments will be 76 60 BOWLING LEAGUE and Sunday evening supper spent the day with his mother, Penn Central Mason AGA 64 72 Standings the week of served by Mr. and Mrs. Clif. Mrs. Edith King. · New Haven Furn. . 38 88 January 4, 1972. 24 56 Team Won Lost ford Morris and Mr. and Mrs. Debbie Wood of Gallipolis Carolina Lumber Team High 13 games} No. 4 14 2 Jesse Brinker. spent the holiday vacation with Burton Sunoco, 2704; Penn No.7 l4 2 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Central. 2582. No. 8 12 4 When~need I Robert Wood, Bob and Sandy. High Game Burton No. I 10 6 Mr, and Mrs. Bill Windon Sunoco. 934; Burton Sunoco. ~~:~I :~ : SERVICE CONDUCI'ED 926. N 5 8 8 and daughter are vacationing Individual (3 games} - W. o. Memorial services for the In Florida. King, 653; B. Davis, 608. ~0 · ~ : ·: 0 3 late Mrs. Lucy Hardaway were · Individual Game W. King, Mrs. Moon spent Chrisbnas 10 6 225. ~~: ~0 and several days with Mr. and 240; J. Young, 4 12 conducted Sunday at the Mount Sporn Mrs. Earl Stout of Broadway, Rejects 20 ,.T .. No. 14 4 12 Moriah Baptist Church, 18 6 No.9 2 14 Middleport. Mrs. Hardaway Mrs. Moon visited her King ~Ins The P.O. 12 12 No0n . I2J 4 1972 T 2 N 144 was treasurer of the church at brother and family at B. Shill 10 14 an. • eam o. A. Shill 10 14 took 6 points from Team No.6. the time of her death. Funeral Springfield thts week. · (See page 10) UniiNo. 3 10 14 Jack Janey was high for Team services were held in Beckley, Wild Men 8 16 ~ with 589 pins, and W~yne W.Va. Following the memorial o. Shift 8 16 Doss was high for Team 6 with services, Lonnie Coates and Team High (3 games) - A. 48~~~- No. i look 6 points Andy EngliBh of the Forest Run Shift. 2587; King Pins, 2512. !rom Team No. 12 . Kerm High Game- A. Shill, 888 ' Malone was high for Team No. Baptist Church, Pomer-oy, B. Shill, 874 · 7 with 480 pins, and Steve were baptised by the Rev. • Individual (3 games! ·O. Glallombardo (sub) was high Henry Key. Present lor the Wright, 595; Klckman, 571. Individual Game - B. for Team No. 12 with 548 pins. services were members of the Tennant, 226 ; Arnold, 216 . Team No. 2 look 8 points Steelworkers from Team No. 9. Jack Mink Noami and the Forest Run 22 was high for Team No. 2 with Baptist Churches. Rejects 18 564 pins and Don Syrus was Wonders . THmD SON BORN l8 high for Team No. 9 with 446 Nuts& Bolts Mr . and Mrs . John R. Ferros 16 pins. Team No. 11 took 8 points Foote Heels Strickland, woodville, are 8 Skips 8 from Team No.3. Eileen Houck announcing the birth. of a son, Stingers 6 was h"lgh for Team No. 11 with Wheels 0 513 pins and Steve Carter was Michael Richard, on Dec. 26 at high for Team No. 3 with 484 a Toledo hospital. The baby High Games 13 games} Rejects; 2484; Wonders, 2438. pins. Team No. 8 took 6 points weighed six poll!lds, 15 ounces. High Game - Rejects, 878; from Team No. 13. Charlie Mr. and Mrs. Strickland have Wonders, 869. Individual 13 Games) - L. Neal was high for Team No. 8 two... other sons, Steven, ~· , with. 533 plns ...and ..wayne and Ricky, lour. Maternal Salser, 573 ; D. ·Mason, 558 . Individual Game-L. Salser Shaver was high for Team No.' grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. . · - G.. Luster, 224; H. Nelson. 199. 13 with 543 pins. Team No. s took 8 points ·Basilio Girolaml, Pomeroy, POMEROY BOWLING tram Team No·. 10. Burl Cook and the paternal grandmother Women's Thursday Afternoon was high for Team No. 5 with is Mrs. Flo Stric~land, Dec. 30,1971 5f75 pins and Pat Joyal was high Standi119s: or Team No. 10 with ~58 pins. Pomeroy. New York Clothing 100 36 Team No. I split 8 points with Spend your feed dollars wisely ... get Dave's Tire Land 92 44 Team No. 14. Dwight Unger RETURN VISIT Pomeroy Lanes 84 52 was high for Team No. I with more from your money, and more Sgt. and Mrs. Karl Russell Simon's Mkl. 61 75 562 pins <tnd John Lane was profits, too. Our feeds . . . for every · Forest Run Block 41 95 high for Team No. 14 with SOl and daughter, Melissa, have Smith's Body Shop JO 106 pins. . need ... are scientifically comHigh Tum (3 gomesl - New High Single ga'!'e tor the returned to their hoR)e in York Clothing, 1714; Dave's • ladles lor the evenmg was 186 Yuma,, Arizona after visiting pounded, fortified with vitamins and Tire land, 1661; Pomeroy pins held by Eileen Ho~ck and here with their parents, Mr. minerals and enriched with protein to Lanes, 1657. lor the men was 224 pms held and Mrs. Kenneth Russell, High Tum Game New Jack Mink . protect health, encourage growth and . York Clothing, 611; ·smith's byHigh series for the ladles. was Racine, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy boost . gains. Plan your leeding .. Body Shop, 594; Pomeroy 513 total pins. held by Etleen Smith and family, Pomeroy. Lanes 593 Houck and for the men 5891otal program here .. . you'll be glad you High Ind. Series - Mary pin~ held by Jack Janey . Voss, 544; Margaret Follrod, Holda M. Gygas rolled a did. 481 ; Becky Dunfee, 475. triplicate game and will High Ind. Goma _ Mary receive a . patch for this Voss, 214; Mary Voss, 187; achlever;oenl from the Becky Ounfee - Drema Smith, Women s International . 179. Bowling Congress. L~dies • . . ' FRIDAY JITNEY supper, Eastern HlghSchool,5 to 7p.m. Friday . SandwiChes. pizza ; salad, dessert. Sp(!DSored by freshman class. ' DANCE Friday; after basketball gaine at Wahama High Scliool Auditorium, 9:30 to 12 midnighl. Jays will emcee. Spunsored by Wahama Student Council. Admission 75 cents. _ SUNDAY HYMN SING, Mt. Moriah Church of God, · I :30 p.m. Sunday. All singers .urged to take part, offering for building program. STEERING ~ommlttee of Senior Citizens of Meigs County, 7:30 Sunday night in the social room, Colwnbus and Southern OhiQ Electric Co. TIJESDAY OIDO ETA Phi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, home of Mrs. Charlotte Hanning. Cultural . program on pictures by Mrs. Hanning and Charlotte Taunton. Pizza party to follow. SATURDAY . TEEN DANCE Saturday, 8:30 to 11 :30 p. m. ·at Racine Jun.ior Jligh School spilnsored by senior class. Music by ~·on. CAMPMEETING Singers, 7:30 p. m. Saturday, Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. Pu~lic invited. ,. MONDAY. SOUTHERN ATHLETIC Boosters Monday 7:30p.m. at high school. MEIGS CHAPTER 53, DAY, Monday, 7:30 p.m. All members and wives invited. Refreshments. imTLAND PTA, 7:30 p.m. Rutland Elementary School. TUESDAY , AMERICA'N Legion Auxiliary, Lewis Manley Post 263, 7 p.m. Tuesday_ at the home of Mrs. Naomi Bentley, Rutland. SYRACUSE PTA Tuesday 7:30 ·p.m. Fibn, Marijuana, .Always Your Best Buy • • • VISITORS COME RUTLAND Holiday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stansbury and Mrs. Vona McKnight of Rutland were Mrs. Vere Smith of Athens, a dinner guest; Joseph Martin of PaYnesville, a weekend guest, and Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Knight, Massillon. ~rt The NeiD Year Off W'lthA Bang SUGAR RUN MILLS 180. Mulberry Ave. ' 992-2115 Pomeroy Happy New Year to AU USED CARS Cafallna 4 dr . sed ., real sharp, one owner, factory air & new tires . This car is like new . ·1969 Olds ....~ ........... only s3295 Lux. 984 Dr . Sed. This car is lo~ded , full power & air . This car sold for over S6500 new. '69 Pontiac ...........only s219~ ' 1967 Opel .............:.. ·only s395 Station Wagon , 4 speed, one owner . Real nice for second car. ~ 1966 V.W.................. only s395 This is a real nice V. W. Body is iust like new . 1968 G.M.C. ........... only·s1595 112 Ton long wheel base, wide side. One owner. dark blue. 69 Ford XL Convertible, air ............... 1695 69 OldS 98 H.T. Sedan·, ak ·.... •.. .. ... '2995 · • . 69 Olds 81 Holiday Coupe, air ........... 12295 68 Olds 98 4 Dr. H.T., air................. 11995 68 P~. Barracuda 2 Dr. H.T. .. •·.. ... .. .. '1~95 · . 67 ChMIIe Malibu 2 Dr. H.T. ....... ... 11195 67 Pontiac Catalina 4 Dr. ~n, AW ... ~ 11195 66 Olcls 88' 4 l)oor•• '195 ' 66 Mercurj Sta. Wagon, V-8 auto.......... ?95.· See Bill Nelson, Ron Smith, Ceward POHTIAC C.ivert or Ed Bartels. SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. PH. 992·2174 MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO dr. 67 Buick......................... s1295 Skylark, 2 dr. H. T. 69 Ford ......................:.. :sl695 Clean. 66 Buick LaSabre 4 Door, air ............. 11095 65 Oldsmobile 98 4 ltoor .. .. •••• '795 65 MercuiJ Station Wa&on, air..... ~...... '695 . 66 Comet 2 Dr. H.T., V-8 std............. .1695 " 65 Olds 98 4 Dr. H.r.,' air,;·.............. 1595 Karr & ..van ZC.ndt_ ;; You'll L.ike Our QualityWay of Doing Business" · 992i5342 GMC FINANCIN~ POMEROY Open Evenings Until 6:0()-_Ttl 5 P.M. Sat: 68 Chevrolet .....;............ s1295 will _,.....,,_ .. __ W.wtrettoftn Everywhere Spritce .Up Fo~ Spring ' 992-2039 . 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' I \ ' •~Kiiai .BUi.ldi!iS.SUPPIY 'CO. "' ' . . , _ M . ,. . 0:., 111 w; ' ""'•"' • .· ' ' ' ' tr ". ' ' I 111 R£M NANT SA~E OF FASHION FABRICS MANY COLORS AND FABRICS TO CHOOSE FROM. . SINGER SALES& SERVICE McCALL' S& SIMPLICITY PATTERNS 115 W. Second H ·'ir: LP' Pomeroy., 0. aUILO o.-,.O"TUNITY A bridal shower honoring Mrs . Lansing Adams, nee Garcia McGraw, was held Wednesday night at the Wesleyan Uni~d" Methodist Church. Hostesses were Mrs. Ruth Wolfe, Mrs. Mattie Circle, and Mrs. Lavinia Sbnpson. Guests were entertained in the sanctuary with a program ~ w.tld,Qil)g l,ll\ISiS and - aP;: Sweetest Story Ever Told", Mrs. ·Wolfe gave a poem "The One I Love". There was an the right organ and piano duet, "1be Rosary" by Mrs. Circle and Mrs. Sbnpson, a poem, "Young •• -rn for Sweetheart" by Miss Edith Hayman, and two selections, your community "I Love You Truly" and "Let Me Call You Sweetheart" by Whut ,\ 'uU du Uc:tt"rmim:s Miss Pam Hill. Poems, "Lov~ whut wr Uo. If .vou shor is Self" b-Mrs. S~n and ul homt' you ~uaruntcr •..1 .My ' ' . '" • '"" " -IIi.. 'J.v("' 'l 1 .:.ooJ:S., :!..~~.!!!:!~l..l"l . pr1)priate pOMnll • Mrs. cCillcl~ - , -ro lt~;~:~:t,·i~K:rowth '-~ -:,;. ~ gave the definition 'of 'love, Wilma McGraw, and an organ \ 'OU dist:ount our Mrs. Margaret West sang "The selection, "Hawailan Wedding · . and sh OI"r- AT Song" concluded the program. our Mrs. Adams will join her ll rn~s· its valuco . If tt store husband in Hawaii this spring ~~~~·:.:~o~;r a. member of our , following compleUon of her 11 community quits moves out or town. · schooting. should ask ourselves , A pink and white color l " ro;,i he loSe hi5 busineJ;s scheme was ·carried out in the I h•••""""' he lost nurs ~" decorations of the annex. honit:tuwn luyu lty. Wedding bells decorated the Show u r ight turn for the gift table. Centering the lp<or l< who supf"M-irt ~·o u . refreslunent table was a four- IShnn ut home . Holzer Medical Center, First tiered cake decorated With Ave. and .Cedar St. General pink roses and topped with the visiting hgurs 2-4 and 7-3 p.m. miniatull! bride afid" 'groom Maternity visiting hours 2:30 to used on the wedding cake. It 4:30 p.m. Parents only on was made by Mrs. Dale McPediatrics Ward. · Clurg. Fostoria triple candle ' Births holders with pink and white • o/Mr. and Mrs. Robert Don- tapers were used on either nally, Rt. I, Gallipolis, a side. Mrs. Circle poured the COMMUNICAT5 CON .. ID.NC •• SHOP AT daughter. ' punch, Mrs. Sbnpaon presided Discharges at tile silver coffee service, and Charles D~ .F ' ·,James M. Mrs. McClurg and Mrs. Wolfe Jeffers, Ro . Dale Mulford, served the cake. Assorted nuts Brandy P ie, Mrs. William and pink and white mints were T. English, and son, also served. Christini Ann Sheets, Mrs . Doris E. Reinhart, Sara E. Travis, Edwin Schafer, Albert D. Haynes, George C. When you need Foglesong, Jolin H. Kiniley, Jr., Mrs. Gwendolyn Porter, Member Federal Reserve Nea Sue Stockmeiswr, Dallas System Stambaugh, Jr ., Mrs . On Fridays Our Drive - In Margaret L. McDaniel, John Window is Open 9 a.m . to 7 Arthur Reed, Mrs. Lottie H. p.m., (Continuously 1. Border, Mrs. Kalhertne S20,GOO Maximum Insurance Cheatwood, Miss Mary L, For Each Depositor Lowe, Mrs. Margaret Francis', HOSPITAL NEWS MOM. The Farmers Bank and S~vings- Co. · 70 Oldsmobile 98 . POMEROY, OHIO , Lu•ury sedan, loaded with extras, dark blue with vinyl lop. 70 Cadllla"C:" Sedan DeVIlle 68 Mustang Fastback V·8, auto .. P.S. 70 Hornet James E. Morrow and Robert E. Huddleston. Dr. , 6 cyl., standard shift. 62 Chevrolet II ATIEND Wi.;DDING · . Viclor Mascher, Bremerton, Out-uf:tuwn frlend t.· and - Wlt sh.: Mrs . Larry .Hughes, re latives here"lur the wedding Miami, !i'la. ; Mrc and Mrs. o£ Miss Brenda Brad(ord and ll<tlph Poppe, Cindnnall ; Mrs. Mr.·Kelly Weller or Lawrence, Jack Cunningham and Karen, Kansas on Dec. 20 visiting at Portsmouth; . Mr . and ' Mrs . U1e home of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Bradford and Wayne, Cla rence Bradrord, Racine, Arlington, 0 .: Mr. and Mrs. were Mr. and Mrs. George E. Paul Bradford, Lisa and Todq, Weller, Mr. and Mrs. Ray. Athens; imd Mr . and Mrs. Leon '(ork, Mr. Dave Rogers, San Jordan, Matt .and Monica, Jose, Calif.: Mr . and Mrs. Thornville. · .--.--------.,. Loaded with e.tras. yellow with brown vinyl top. Extra sharp. (See page 10) ' Cyl., auto. TRUST YOUR·HOME HEAT TO 63 .Ford 46 chevrolet "' Dr. , sedan. Above •. . . . Middleport, Ohio , Used Snowmobile 65 Suzuki 3GP Motorcycle 70 Maverick . · 6 • Phone 992-3748 · 290·N. 2nd Ave. 4 8-10 p.m. poster and . sigp making, -with David Lyons h instntctor. . . ·By Charlene Hoe IC Tuesdays, 3;10 p.m. begmd ·ning drawing, D. Lyons, ,an silk screen, Saundra Koby. Orders for church buDettns to be used on March 12, Girl Wednesdays, 8 to 10 p.m. Scout Sundlly, are now being taken. advance painting, S.· Moshier. · Mr,s. William Ohlinger, Big Bend Neighborhood chairman, 'Thursdays, 9:30-10:30 a.m. asks th11t troop leaders submit thir orders at ·the Jan. 19 neighExercise class for ladies, G. horhood"'meeting. The cost is $1.45 per 100 bulletins, or 90 cents Moore i 8-10 p.m., beginning for 100 program inserts. palnti~g in any medium, S. Lym Patton, district advisor from the F~ur Rivers Girl Moshier; 8-10 p.m. ceramics, Scout Council office in Parkersburg, will meet with the troop R. Fisher. . . . leaders at the Jan. i9 meeting. Saturdays, begmmng Feb. 19 Calendar mon"lly is now due and should be sent to the . art, teenage class, 10-ll year · Pa~kersburg office. olds, and 8-9 year olds, . C. . · TUPPERS PLAINS TROOP 267 McCallistt:r. Second sesstMon Several projects have. been completed by the junior troop ot ballet and lap lessons, .Plain · ' .. d be . . Tuppers s. · ~~:e;s, Satur ays gmmng . The girls bnproved a flower bed at.the Methodist Churrh and ~he ~ost of the adult arl · will do a planting project in the spring. Trash contamers have lesSons for 12 sessions Is $24 to also been Installed in the VIllage by the scouts. . members and $30 for non In early December the girls had a vagabond cookout usmg members. Registration Is to be emergency f~l. Several craft projects were completed durmg made with Mrs. John Byers by the Christmas holidays including red wreaths made of cardiloard Jan. 28. The children's art with whi~ styrofoam halls and whlre cord. . . classes are $12.50 for eight Participating in the troop activities are Cheryl Griffm, lessons with the Art Colony Debbie Shields, Dorothy.Runyon, Charlene Coe, Arlene Connolly, fur-nishing the supplies. Susan Shjelda, Angie Hensley, Teresa Benedum, Cathy Colllm, _ Registration is due by Feb. 14 Karen Strausbaugh, and Sherr! Hackney. with Mrs. William Frazee. . POMEROY TROOP 81 . Ballet and tap lessons are $24 Instruction in knitting will begin next week for members of for 12 one-hour sessions for the Pomeroy junior troop. Mrs. Edith Sisson will Instruct the members and $30 for non girls. members. The cost of the Yarn and needles along With the Bernat Learn to Knit books exercise lessons is $12 for are needed by ihe girls if residents are Interested in donating members and $15 for non- uems. Arrangements were made for the scouts to lead.Jn the members. . . . pledge 1o the flag at the Monday night meeting of the Pomeroy · A student art exh1b1t will be Elementary· PTA. featured in January · ~n Attending the meeting were Mrs. Thomas Smith and Mrs. Sunday • 2 to 4 P-~- a graphic Sisson leaders Cindy Richards, Cindy McKinney. Kathy arts demonstration will be ' ' "th J s· . •-- McKinney, Kathleen I b C - McCallisler .. Blaettnar, Paige Smi , ane lSSOn, "'"'a gvenon Sunday, y onmeJan. !6 from • ' Smith, Ellen McDarue · 1, Shan· M"tch nc1 An1'ta Rusche1. and 1 , a 2 to 4 p.m. Saundra Koby will conduct a framing and matting workshop . A parent-child workshop in sandcasUng has been set for Jan. 30 from 2 to 4 p.m. All demonstrations ·and workshops are free and open to the public . BUCKLE BUSINESS Brass buckles with artsy etchings are sold separately from the belts. So you can take any color belt and Unk . It up with a special buckle. / US 1:us G·Ir.I SCOu·t. · .. . · . ' DI•a·r·y -l Bridal Shower Given Mrs. Lansing Adams I .I Turf hllder -~~------ • - ~· . ' I • ~veragr Super Sport, auto., 2 dr., vinyl top. 67 Mercury .....................S1295 _Cougar, 2 dr., H.T., auto., P.S., P.B. • 66 GM.C Pick~up Truck $10!5 61 Ford .................:.......... '595 117 Ton, V-6, long wide l>ed. ~ Pick-up Truck, real nice 112 ton, long wide bed. SEE: RAY RIGGS, AL ZI;IGLER RIGGS BROS., INC. · , USED CARS ' · I I 2 Dr., H.T.. V-8, auto., while with red lnterlo<. 68 Chevrolet Long Horn Truck, camper special, P.S., P.li., 4 speed, V- 8, 68 ,Chevrolet Pick-up Truck V-8, standard, tong wide bed . 66 Chevrolet· Plcll-up Tnick • q 992·5186 • Ph. 985·4100 on S." Rt.7 65 Comet 6 Cyl .. 3 speed, long narrow bed. · MIDDLEPORT, \ ' ,; .MIDDlEPORT; IX)K sTORE Small V-8, auto. p.s. I I I t I I I I I I .I I I I I I I I I I I I This truck is a real buy p.m. and 68 Buick .......................}1695 4 Skylark, h OFF 4 Or .. H.T., blue with white vinyl lop. 2 Dr. H.T., air condition. like new. ~1 AND • _~O .Bulck Electra 225 71 Ford LTD..........:....... $3695 1970 Pontiac .........;only s2995 satQOl SUPPUES For All ilcc=ioi1S terior . 4 Dr . .H. T., vinyl lop, turquoise. Some Great Values a... 4 Dr .. H.T., V-8, auto .. P.S., P.B., dr. blue, matching In- 69 Ford LTD..................$1895 A Smith Nelson v ,; Used Car. Tuesday night at the home of Mrs,. Charles Eskew. · Other officers named were · . , Mrs. Stanley Bass, vice . I · . president; Mrs. ·Denver The · )"rench Art , Colony's • ...- -...- - '.. .... . . . Kapple; . aeeretary-treasurer schedule ol winter classes in and l!llblicity chainnan; and art and dance for both children Mi-s. Clarence Andrews, flower and adults at Rlverby in fund chairman. Gallipolis will begin on Jan. 31. ntEME ·lOOKS Mrs .. Eskew had charge of._ Six adult classes and- three . the 01eeting· and also gave chlldreil 's classes are devotions reading from ·PSabn scheduled· in the . art depart71. l>oems were read by the- inent. Four classes will be "NOTE AIJ.ER PADS .members and Mrs. Basil had offeredjn dancing aiong with the prayer: Reports of the past private lessons. Newest dance · '1 ' ' 1 ,"r . year were given. Mrs. Andrews instructor is Gilli;iri Moore. host the February . The "schedule for classes is as meeting, Refreshments ·were follows: served by the hoswss. Mondays, beginning Jan. ·31, 70 Chevrolet Impala At Riggs Bros. • ·· Riverby· Sessions in A' .rt· . .uance n n ln . d \r tunne 1 • · ·· . Mrs. Louil Osborne was elected president of the Golden Rule .of . the Po~~oy Churcll of Chriat at a.meeting FUMERS --..... Office~ ' 6 Cyl., standard, blue with blue vinyl top. Extra sharp. Buy AGood Used Cat Start The New Year Right With ·Cburch Class Names ' Lrir~~ oo~m~~ Scotts big Pre-Spring SALE Mr. and Mrs. William Holidashell of Kingsbury Road are home · from a Holiday vacation in California. They spent Chrisbnas al the home of their youngest son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and "Mrs. Raymond Saathoff, San Francisco, and were joined there by another son, Ben Saathoff, and his family of Denver, Colo., and their , daughter, Mrs. Elvin Reents, her husband, and their children, of Scotts Bluff, Neb. • Mr. and Mrs. Houdashelt also visited Mrs. Stella Bateman of Sebna, Calif. and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rigdon and family of Los Angeles, and spent a day at Disneyland· before retur·ning home. The couple flew to the coast and back. · DANCES SCHEDULED . The Rutland Amerjcan. Legion will sponsor a dance every Saturday night at the Legion hall begmnlng at 8:30 p.m. There wllhbe both square and round dancing with an admission charge of $1 per person. ~-The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o, Jan. 7, 19'12 Babysitters. will be availal "e for toddlei'S .. and up. All 1·I terested •dults lore Invited 1 1 at~nd .. RACINE GffiL Scout Troop 137, 3:.30 p.m. Tuesday at Racine American Legion Hall. Registration fee, $2, to be jllld and members lo bike handhoOks. MIDDLEPORT Loage 383, ' I F&AM, 7:30p.m. Tuesday. One candidate to receive EA degree. All Master Maaona invited. EASTERN BAND BOOIIers, 8 p.m. ~Y; Eastern High School. All parents -ed to attend 'In support ..,of director. or Houdashelts Are -Home fr!Jm Trip Catalina 4 dr. sed . Local one owner·, ooly 31,876 m iles . We did all the service work an this ca r . . ; ' ·,, ' • . ' ' 01:110 , w: VA. �.. • I CHURCH OF THE N"AZA - KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST HE M L 0 C K G R0 V E RENE - Middleport, Rev - Hobarl Newell,-sup! Serv1ces• CHRISTIAN - David Slauf(er. Auary Mtller, fJd~•ur , r•uvo wmly, 9 30 am on Sunday pasior , SlanfordStockton, supt. Carson supt Sunday school, Preaching llrst and th~rd Mornmg worship, 9:30 a.m; 9.30 ~ m.. Morning wor- Sundays of monlh by Clifford church school, 10· 30 a.m.; !hlp 10 ~0 a.m.. junior Smith, 9 30 • m young J>OOPies meeting, 6:30 wcl ~ly 6 JO p m . NYPS-6,45 - · p.m ; ~vening worship, 7:30. P 111 's unday evanij,elislic 'U~Ig:soN Oa~r~1 R 1J.,!;~~~~ B1ble s1udy. Wednesday, 7:30 FIRST SOUTHERN BAPl1ng . 7 30 P m rayer pastor Sunday School, 9 30 a P m POMERtW TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave , mee Pl5Jii'ERO\' l MINITY- Rev Pomeroy, afflllaled wilh S B C , mee ll.ng Wednesday, 7·30 P m m .. Annie Mohler, s;;pt.; W H Perrin, paslor Roy lhe Rev Fred Hill, paslor • Leonard Gilmore, first elder; MT. UNION BAPTIST - 1 '" Mayer, Supt. Church school, Sunday School , 9 30 a m , MASO~ COUNTY evening service, ) :30 p. m Rev. Cecil Co•, pastor. Sunday ! 9:15a. m ; worship, 10· 24 a m.. morning worship, 10 30 a m , THE--HILAND CHAPEL, ~;:nes~ay praye • meeting, school SIIPI., Joe Sayre. Sunday youth choir rehearsal Monday , tunior soctety, 6. 30 a. m NYPS, sc~ool , 9 45 a .m. ; Sunday ; 6:30 p m ; Mrs Ma'i_vin Burt, 6 45 p m Sunday evangelistic George Caslo, pastor. Sund!'Y Mf-MOIHA'R C.iUUH OF evening worship, 7:30. WedSchool, 9<30, evenin9 worship, GOD·Racine Roule 2 The director ; sen ior choi r meetmg, 1 · 30 p. m. Prayer nesday prayer and Bible study, 7 30 .. Thursday evening prayer Rev. Charles Hahd, paslor. rehearsal, 7:30pm , Thursday, meet1ng Wednesday, 7:30 o.m 7 30 p.m. ! serviCe, ·7 30 P m Su~day >ehool, 9. 45 a.m , Mrs. Paul Nease, director All day quilting party for Busy Bee MIDDLEPORT ' MASON FIRST BAPTIST - morning worship, 11 a.m . T.UPPERS PLAINS and Pomerov Sis., Stan Evening services, Tuesday and CHRISTIAN CHURCH -Mr. Clan. Thursday, al church MT. MORIAH BAPTIST- Second Craig , pastor Sun, 'I school, Friday 7 30 social room. Corner Fourth and Main, 9:45am , wor51'11p servi~e, 1~. BEA,RWALLOW RIDGE John Wyalf. pastor; J. S. DaviS, Sunday School supt. ; Sunday , , POr!EROY CHURCH OF M1ddleporl Rev Henry L. Key , school, 9 30 a m., Morning am .. !raining union , 6 30 P-~ , CHURCH OF CHRIST David THE NAZARENE - Corner Jr., paslor Sunday School 9 30 worship service, 7 30 B' d 9 30 Sermon, 10:30 a m. Evening Union and Mulberry Rev a m , Arnold Richards, supt , evening 1 p.m Mid-week prayer service, Jewell. pasto~. 1ble s_u y, sermon, 7 p. m Clyde V. Henderson, pastor Mornin_g worsh1p 10·3() a. m. _ Wednesday. 7 30 p m. a m , morning worship. 10 30 , Sunday School 9 30 a m CE evenmg worship, 6 30 P m LETART FALLS UNITED J E HQVAH'S WITNESSES Raymond Walburn, supt CHRIS T lA N SCIEN Wednesday Bible sludy, 7 30 BRETHREN - Rev. Robert Services at 315 Main Sl , Pl. Larry Carnahan prestdmg MOrning worship 10.30 a m. Shook, pastor; Herschel Norris, Etoenlng service 7. 30 p m. M1d mtntsfer Sunday, Btble lecture, Pleasant. Sunday School 9:15 Pu'l.lrrED MINISTRY oF supt. Sunday school, 9:30a.m., week service, Wednesday, 7 31 9 30 a m , Walchtower study, am Sundays. 11 am • Wed MEIGS COUNTY, The United 10 30 a m . Tuesday, Bible nesdaX' testimonial meetmg 8 Presbyterian Church, Dwighl morning sermon, 10:30 a.m.; p. m , evening sermon, 7:30 alter· study, 7 30 p m , Thursday , GRACE EPISCOPAL- Rev P m 1R~~~~~T3LE CHURCH L Zavitz, Pastor Direclor , noting each Sunday. Prayer Stanley Plattenburg, m1n1Sfer mm tstry school 7· 30 p. m , FA R Sl George W Hulton and Rev Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. - Lelart Route l. the ev an Lmson Slebblns, Ass'!. Pastor- service, Morning prayer and sermon, ser vtce meeting 8 30 p. m Prayer meeting, 7· 30 p.m . MIDDLEPORT CHURCH Craig, pastor Sunday sch?"bll, D~rectors FIRST UNITED 10 30 a. m Holy commun1 on alternating Sundays of Chnst tn Chtistian Union- 9 30 am · prayer and Bl e PRESBYTERIAN, and sermon, f1rst Su ndays Lawrence Manley, pastor ; Mrs sludy, 7 30 P m Collage prayer Harrisonville Sunday Church 10 30 a m Church school CHESHIRE CHURCH OF ' klndergarlen lhrough e1ghtt Russell Young, Sunday School servtce , Tuesday , 10 a m ' School, 9 30 a. m., Mrs. Homer GOD OF PROPHECY, G. P. One stormy night our ltghts went Supt Sunday School9:30 a . m , worship service, Fnday, 7.30 Lee. Supt, Mornmg Worship grade, 10.30 a m Smllh, pastor Sunday School, ' toto ' I· out. The blackness woJ POMEROY CHURCH 01 Evenmg worshtp 7 30 Wed P m - 10 30 a m FIRST UNIT EO lOa. m. ; Arthur Henson, Supl., nesday prayer meetmg , 7 30 p MASON CHURCH OF PRESBYTERIAN, Middleport, Morning Worship II a . m., CHRIST- Mr Hoyt Allen, Jr ltttle Mary screal'(led and CHRIST- Loren T Stephens, Sunday Church School, 9:30 'B Young Peoples service, 7 p m.• pastor. Bible School, 9 30 a m grabbed me. The boys, lrylnu to minister. Worship, 10 a.m.; m, Lewis Sauer, Supt . Mor Evening service, 7.30 p. m; worship, 10. 30, adult wo rsh1~ MIDDLEPORT PEN be brave, bonged across the room. service and . vouo~ people! TECOSTAL, Th1rd Ave, lhe Bible study, 11.15 a.m, evening n1ng worship , 10 30 A m Wednesday Mid We&k Prayer U N I T E D Service. 7:30 p m. meeting, both 7 30 p. m Sun Rev William Kni1tel. pastor , worship, 7' 30 p.m. Mid week F 1 R S T 1 comforted rhem, trylrig to hold day -Wectnesday, combioed Ronald Dugan, Sunday school service, Wednesday, 7 30 p.m: PRESBYTERIAN, Syracuse, meeting, 6:30 p. m ; Evening all agamst the terrors of the da·k. Bible study and prayer supl Classes for all ages , MASON ASSEMBLY OF Mormng Worship, 9 a m, ;vorship, 7:30 p m. · meeting, 7.30 p. m. evening servtce. 7 30 p m · GOD -'Second St., Mason, W Sunday Church School, lO'a m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE Then the back door bongld, THE SALVATION ARMY - Young peoples meeting , Va Chester Tennant, paslor Mrs Sampson Hall. Supt NAZARENE - Rev. Herbert and there was Bob ttanding in the Envoy Ray S Wining, officer In Wednesday , 8 p m. , B1ble Sunday school, 10 a m. , STIVERSVILLE COM- Grate, pastor. Worship service, door holdmg a lighted candle. c;llarge. _ Su~- 10 a, m.. study, Fnday, 8 p m morning worship, II a. m • MUNITY, Rev Edsel Hari, lla m. and 7·30 p' m. Sunday. Holmess meeting , 1u JU d n• evangelistiC servtce, 7 30 P m. pastor Sunday School servtce Sunday School, 9· 30 a m "Daddy, Daddy," cried the' chi~ Sunday School Young People's FREEWILL BAPTIST Bible study and prayer service, 10 a.m Prayer Meellng each R~enard Barton, supt. Prayer dren, the~r fears forgotten, aa the Leg1on, 7p m., Thursday, 1 to3 CHURCH - Corner Ash and Wednesday, 7 30 p. m Phone Thursday 7:30 p m Sunday r'f)eetlng, Wednesday, 7: 30 p, m. room resumed its safe prop~rtlona p. m, Ladies Home League , 7 Plum. Mlddleoort Noel 773 513~ - -'--BRADFORD CHURCH ~F evemng service, 7.30 p.m. p, m Prep cJa.nes._ _ Herrman, pastor , Guy Priddy, in 1he lighl. Gaily lhey' helped to HARTFORD CHURCH OF ZIO-N CHURCH OF CHRIST CHRIST - Clifford Smilh, SACRJiD HEART - Rev. Sunday School Supl Saturday CHRIST In Chllstlan Un1on _ Pomeroy -Harrisonville minister. Sunday School 9 · 30 a light the candles and build a roar· Falher Bernard Kraicovlc,_evening service, 7 p m Sunday , Rev. O'Dell Manley, paslor Road Kennelh Eberts, paslor. m ; morning church 10. 30 a. lng fire pastor Phone 992 2825, School. 10 a m , Sunday Sunday school. 9 30 am • Roger Paul McElroy, Sunday m ; Sunday evening service, Saturday evening Mass, 7 30 evening worship, 7 p. m. How hke that c:andle 11 my Manley, supt .. evening servl_ce, School Supt Sunday School9 30 7 30 p m. Wednesday service, 8 P m 7 30 Wednesday even1ng a. m., morning wor~ip and chUrch. The 1p1ritual resources It p.m. ~unr::.iot;::sssaL':/'a~ FIRST BAPTISt CHURCH of LAUREL CLIFF FREE prayer meeting, ! 30 P m communion, 10· 30 a. m ; a7. m . on ' Middleport, corner of Sixth and offen light my hfe w1th a senae · 30 p.m. Palmer Streels, Rev. Charles Sunday evening youth service Sunday evening youth Christian METHODIST - Rev Eugene of proportion and confidence, no POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Simons, pastor. Danny 6 45 with Macy Lou Carler, endeavor, 6. 30; Worship ser- Gill, pastor. William Bailey, matter how dark things seem. vices, Sunday, 7. 30 p. m. supt Sunday School, 9: 30a.m. ; -Roberl Kuhn, pasldr. George Thompson, Sunday School leader. No Tuesday service. Mormng worship, 10.30 a. m.; Skinner, Sunday School supt Superinlendenl Sundav CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Wednesday evening prayer Your church con br~ghten your S'unday School, 9· 30 a. m , church school for everyone Services, 315 Main St., Pt. meeting and Bible study, 7·30 p. Evening worsh1p, 7 30 p. m. life, if you give 11 a c.f:tonce. Wednesday, Christian Youth morning worship, 10.30 a m , 9 15 am. , Morning worship Pleasanl. Sunday services, 11 m JOHN LUTHERAN - Crusade, 6 30 p m ; Prayer BYF, 6 p. m. ; B1ble Study 10: 15 am , Evening services, am. Wednesday Tesllmonial Wednesday 7 p m , cho1r 7 30 p m , Wednesday prayer mee!Jna, 7·30 P m Pine Grove, lhe Rev. Arlhur meeting 7.30 p m Thursday, . nr~rtir:P. . Wed, 8· 30 p.L m ~ervlce, 7· 30 p.m. Extra youth MEIGS COUNTY Combs, pastor. Sunday school. ch01r practice, 7 p m. DEXTER CHURCH OF ST. PAUL •LU I n~KAN - activities on Sunday, 5 p.m , for 9 30 am ., church serv~ees, MEIGS CHRIST -Danny Evans, Rev. Arthur C Lund, paslor. all youth up to sixth grade ; 6 30 10 30 a m pastor. Norman C Will, supl. Sunday School, 9: 15 a m. , for !umor and senior high COOPERAiiVE BRADBURY CHURCH OF Sunday School 9 30 a. m.; Charles Evans, Supl.; worship students Cl!i PARISH CHRIST, Roy Bill Carter. Worship service, 10 30 a . m. service, 10:30 a. m. Conevangelist ; ThuHnan Carsey, Chmtlan Endeavor Sunday firmation class, Tuesday, 4 15 CHURCH OF CHRIST, Bible School supt.; Bible School evemna lo s 30 p.m ; Jun1or Con - Middleport. 5th and Main THE UNITED 9·30 am ; morning worship, firmation class, Thursday, 6:30 Raulln Moyer, pastor Michael METHODIST CHURCH REORGANIZED CHURCH 10:30 a.m., youth meeting, 6 •• 7:JLI!..m. Gerlach, Sunday School supt Robert R. Card, Director OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATp m , evening service, 7 p m., sEVENTH DAY ADVENT- - Bible School, 9 30 am ; morPOMEROY CLUSTER TER OAY SAINTS- PorllandChnsf1an Workers Class, TIST _ Pomeroy Mulberry nlng worship, 10:30 a .m , Rev Robert R. Card Raclne Road. Ralph Johnson, • With the hope It will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that whith f~ Tuesday, 7:30 p.m .. prayer Hgts. HerberftMo'!ian, pastor evening worship,- 7 30 p m.; Rev. Stanton Smith White, Sunday pastor Herbert CHESTER- Worship 9 15 a. meeting Wednesday, 7 30 p m. Sa bbalh School, Saturda{), 2 p prayer service 7 p m. WedSchool Director Sunday School, i good In family and Gommunity life, this feature is sponsored by the business d m , Church School 10 a. m ENTERPRISE- Worship, 9 ANTIQUITY BAPTIST - 9 30 a m. ; Morning worship, m.; worship, 3. 15 p. m. rcas nes ay firms and organizations whose names appear below Socie'4lOa . m. each Thursday,_ -------~- a m , Church Schooi.-Ul a. m Rev Freeland Norris, paslor 10 30 a m , Sunday evening :'GRAHAM UNITED METH- Mrs. VIctor Perry, all local, FLATWOODS- Worship, 11 Sunday school. 10 am .. church serv1ce, 7 p. m Wednesday ODIS'l' CHURCH - Preaching and Mrs. Sharon Edwards, a. m . Church School 10 a m serviCe, 7 p m Wednesday eventng prayer services, 7 30 p 9:30 a. m., first and second POMEROY w h1 o m. th thi d Ronne and Rickii Pickett, - ors P· 1 30 Bible study, 7 p m f S da h un ys o eac man • r a. m; Church School9 15a m, BIBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE, BETHLEHEM BAPTIST and fourlh Sundays each month, Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Robert UMYF 6 30 p m 'r Minersville, J . A. Me Walen, Great Bend, Charles Norris, PLUMBING AND HEATING .worship service at 7:30 P m. Cook were callers at the ROCK SPRINGS- Worship pastor Sunday School, 10 a.m .; pastor. Worship service, 9 30 a 992-2550 Phone 992-3284 WPreday""ersdaan~ Bevlbelnelna~~su-i~t 7 30, Facemyre home. ' lOa m., Church School9a m.; morning worship, 11 a .m. ; m' Sunday School, 10:30 a.m. Middleport < • ., • UMYF 6· 30 p m L " -; . ,. -.. • ' "' c > ~,;u~ V IU IJI!Tlol 'l Al L .!'NH-1 l l • 241"linc~r~ ~t. . Mid.dJeporU ' • ~ ... L " Jiiir . ·and· 'MrS: ' WiHiaril MIDDLEPORTCUJSTER :..Jrainln; Union, 6: 30p.m.. ~ARLcTON · CfiU'RC" - ' . . • R R B evening worship, 7 30 p m. K1ngsbury Road Sundar. Thomas journeyed to ev. obert umgarner Prayer meeting Wednesday School, 9:30 a m , Ralph Car, Columbus and went by plane HEATH - Worship 10 30 a 7 30 p.m ' ' supl. Worsh1p serv~ee, 10: 30 a , Church School 9:30 a. m. ; d 7 30 11 t 1 fr om the re to MiaID1 Lakes, m UMYF 7 p m RACINE FIRSf CHURCH m an p.m. a erna e y Fla., where they were holiday RUTLAND-Worship 9 15 a OF THE NAZARENE - Prayer meeting, Wednesday, • Bakers of Good Bread m ; Church School 10 a m , Sunday School, 9 30 a. m.; 7 30 P m Rev. Jay Stiles, Morning Worshop, l0:30 a. m.; pastor. Middleport, Ohio guests of their son-m-law and UMYF 7 P m Huntington, W. Va. . daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Owen SALEM CENTER- Wo<shtp !=yemng w0rsh1p, 7.;JfJ P• ,m OLD DEXTER CON. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jeffers, Arnson and Micheile. They 9a m.. Church School lOa m ; Wednesday, Sunday School GREGATIONAL CHURCH _ Supenntendent, Pauline Me- Rev . Willard Dutcher, paslor. local,andtheirguests,Mr.and were joined there by their UMYF Thursday, 7 P m ' •Dunham and famlly Ia h SYRACUSE CLUSTER Cllntock, worlef FranciS, Sundar. Mrs. Jo••• other son.in- wand daug ter, Rev. Forresl R. Donley M Wolfe pastor Rev . Morr is Mrs. s chool Sup . Sunday Schoo , ' ASBURY-Worshlplla m , RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- 9 4sa.m . ChurchServlcesflrst ofNewBolltm,W.,vlsltedwith Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leist, Sales- Allis Chalmers- Service Mrs. Jeffers' mother, Mrs. Rosemary and Lorraine, of Chucrch Schoold 9 so a. m.. CShharlel sNor3rOis, pastor MoSund,ay and third Sundays following ' Middleport, Ohio Farm- Industrial- Lawn - Garden 8 · m ., S, EST 1st Tues ay c oo • 9 rn ng Sunday School, Second and Beu Ia h Cor dray an d ber Cia r ksburg, Md - Th ey were W3FOR RUN- Worship 9 a worship, 10. 45 a. m , Sunday Tuppers Plains 667·3435 Salurday evenings, 8 p. brother and sister-In-la w, Mr. overnight guests qf Mrs "' , Church School 10 a m., evenmg worship, 7 30 p.m .; fourth m. services. and Mrs. Herman Cordray, Thomas' sister, Mrs. Amy WSCS, 3rd Wednesday, 7 30 p Wednesday evening Bible Study, 7·30 o m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN m Athens Route. C&ldwe U 10 CoIumbus as th ey MINERSVILLE - Worsh1p - Mr. Robert Wyalt, pastor, TadGilkeyofAlbanywasan returned home. lOam .. ChurchSchool9a. m , DANVILLE WESLEYAN, Sunday School supt., Ronald overnight guest of his brother· Dinner guests during the WSCS, 3rd Monday, 7 30 p. m Rev. Lawrence Sullivan, Osborne. Bible School, 9:30 a. _Athens Road Pomeroy I · The Store with A"'-ieart ln-lawandslster,Mr. andMrs. holidaysatthehomeofMr.and SYRACUE- Worship, 8 a. pastor Sunday School 9 30 m ; preaching 10.-45 a . m.; A Family That Worships Together , Racine m , Church School. 9 a m ; a.m , youth and !unlor youth Evening services, 7:30 p m. 949-3342 Walter Jordan. Others who Mrs. Mendal Jordan mcluded Prayer and Bible Study, service, 6 -45 p.m., evening Stays Together called at the Jordan home were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bratton, Mr. Wednesday, 7· 30 p. m. worship, 7 30 p m , prayer and ' ' Mr. a nd Mrs. Norman Sha ner an d Mrs. Dwame · J ord an, SOUTHERN CLUSTER praise, Wednesd~t,___Z:30 p.m HYSELL RUN FREE Rev. W. Dale McCiul'll andDilwnFrench,Athens,and BryanandKeith,Mr. andMrs. Rev FrankCheesebrew SILVER RUN FREE BAP- METHODIST- Cecil Wise, ' TIST- Rev Howard Kimble, Pastor Sunday School, 9:30 Mrs. CllntmGilkeyandKaren, Kenneth Crabtree, Mr. and Rev._MarthaAnnMaJ!ner pa.lor. Sunday school, lOa .m., a.m., Morning worship, 10.30 ' Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer Bakers of Hol~um Bread Albany. Mrs. WalterJordan,Mrs.Faye Hthoi1ANY (DorcasCih Henry Davis, supl; evening am, Young People's service Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey Jordan and Mrs. ida Denruson. Wors lp, 9 30 a. m ; urc service, 7. 30 p .m. Prayer 6 -45 p.m.; E"vangellstlc service ' Mlddleporf, Ohio Middleport, 0. 0 0 joined famlly members for a Other callers were Mr. and Sc~~~ EL ~ ~orshlp, 11 a. meellng. Thursday, 7:30 P m 7 30 p.m . Prayer meellng ' ' Thursday, 7· 30 p m. gathering at the home-of their Mrs . Clay Jordan and Mr. and m, 1st and 3rd Sundays; son-ln-law and daughter, Mr. Mrs. Dorsey Jordan, Rodney, Church Schoo1J~_m-"CHESTER CHURCH OF APPLE GROVE - Worship, GOO- Rev James Satterfield, and Mrs. Roy Wiseman at Virginia, Rick and Ralpb. 7·30 p m . church school, 9 30 pastor · Sunday school, 9: 30 FREEDOM GOSPEL Member of the Big 3 MISSION Bald Knobs, Rev. Harrisonville. Other dinner Mr. and Mrs. Dora! Beatty a ro .. mid -week serv ice, am , worship service, 11 a.m.; General Merchandise guesta were the grandchildren, and Chuck, Carlisle, and Mr. Wednesday, 8 P m evening servl ce. 7; prayer L R. Gluesencamp, pastor. Chester, Ohio Roger Wilfred, Sr., Sundar. Tuppers Plains servtce and youth serv ice, 667-3280 Rev. and Mrs. David Wiseman and Mrs. Bob Wile of Fairborn, EAST LETART - Worship, School Supt Sunday Schoo , .Thursday, 7 p.m 9 30 , a. m. ; Sunday evening and famlly of Cambridge and visited their father, Elza lOam , first and third Sundays, worsh1p 7· 30. Prayer meeting, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clark and McComas and Mr. and Mrs. 9 a.m •• second and fourth 7.30 p. m. Ernesl LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Tuesday, da•,.hler of .Tuppe- Plains. J Victor Perry and cailed on Sundays, church school, 9 am , Deeler, class leader Yough .,. •• ~ first and third Sundays , 10 a.m ' - Homer Slephens, pas lor ' Meeting Wednesday, 7.30 p. m, Mr.andMrs. Donald Jones and other relatives in the area. Mr. second and lourth Sundays s s Mid week service, Wednesday, unday chool. 9. 30 a m • Ernest Dealer, leader Family Recreation son, Nelaonville, were callers and Mrs. Harry Me Comas, 8 P m morning worsh1p, 10:30 am , Pomeroy-Member F . D. I. C. & Swimming at the Wiseman home. Evan Ashton, W.Va ., also spent a GREAr BEND- Worship 11 Rober! B<ibo, Sunday school MT. HERMON UNITED federal Reserve System . ' l>avld Wiseman spent some day at the Perry home. a m , 2nd and 4th Sun~ys , supl , Sunday evenmg serviCe, BRETH ERN CHURCH , IN ' lime with the Earl Starkeys at Guesls of Mr. and Mrs. Church School, 10 a m 7 30 Youlh meeting, Monday, 7 CHRIST- Rev. Roberl Shook Meigs County Branch RobertMattoxwereherlather, LETART FALLS - Worship p m Midweek service, Wed paslor, Sunday School, 9 30 a ' their home. lOam ; Church School9 a m nesday, 7.30 p m _ m , Roy Pooler, supt.; Alfred MORNING STAR- Worship SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Wolfe, asst. supl., morning - Sunday dinner guesls of Mr. Charles Yates of Hamden and Rexail Drugs and Mrs. Arthur Crabtree were Richard Sauer, Middleport. 9 30 a m • Church School 10 30 THE NAZARENE- Rev M. c worship, 11 a .m.; evening We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions hla ' uncles, Paul and W C. Lisa Dye, C&rrabeile, Fla., a m ·' MidWeek Service , Lanmore, pastor Bob Moore, sermon, 7· 30 p.m ' alternating 992-2'155 Wednesday, 8 P· m sunday School Supt. Sunday each Sunday Class meellng, 11 Pomeroy Peck, her mother, Mrs. Goldie visited Murl Gala way, who IS MORSE CHAPEL- Worship School. classes for all ages, 9. 30 a. m. alternating Sunday 296 W. Second Ph. 992-3863 Pomeroy GWosly, and their son and nowatherhomeafterspendlng 11 a m.. Island 3rd Sundays ; a m 1 morglng worship, 10.45, mornings, Alfred Wolfe ' daughter.Jn-law, Mr. and Mrs. some time 1n O'Bieness Church School , 10 a m. NYPS Sunday, 6 30 p m , layleader,. Chrlsllan Endeavor ' PORTLAND - Worship 7·30 evangelistic service, Sunday, 7 30 p Sunday, Roge r' Carl Crabtree, Russell and Hospital, Athens, and at the p m . Church School 9 30 a m 7 30 P m. Mid week prayer. Buckley, president Praye r and Kevin. home of her son-tn·law and SUTTON- Worsh1p, 11 a m meeting, Wednesday, 7. 3o p.m . meeting , Wednesday, 7. 30 p. m Electric Motor Repair Mr . and Mrs Webster • daughter , Mr . and Mrs . !nd and 4th Sundays . Church Msslonary meellng, second Board meeting first Monday St. Rt . 7 Chester, Ohio 810 W. Main School 10 a m h onth 7 30 p 111 992_5750 Facemyre entertamed with a Rolland Crabtree. Other WESLEYAN tRaclnel - , Wednesday, 7 30 P m eac m ' · · Choose the Church of your Choice . . famllygatherlnglorMr . and 1 callerswere Mr.andMrs.Leon Worsh ip, 11 am , Church, ' UNITED FAITH Non 0 Mrs. Dennis Facemeyer and Woodrum and cathy and Billy sc::lv ~ 1 :; 1• churches at the Denomination - Rev. Dennis 'RUTLAND children, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Petty, McArthur. , Southern Cluster,, 7 30 ,., m. Weaver, pastor. Sundav school : . .,.. 9 30 a.m , Bob Barber, supt.; Facemeyer and Robbie, Mr. Vina Rulhetford , Columbus, each Sunday al the Youth worship service, 10 , 30 a.m. ; t<U 1 LANU FIRST BAP. Take Someone with You to Church • Meats and Groceries and Mr-. Newton Ice and was an overnight guest 01 her Cen~6~~~~fsrlL~~le'ft youth meellng, 6:45 p.m., TIST- Rev. Samuel Jackson ' In Pomeroy Over 90 Years Syracuse , Rov.JacobLehman church, 7:30 p.m. ; prayer paslor Sunday School, lOa. m ; children, Jack Cook, Mr. and mother, Faye Jordan. 992-3986 Kermit Walton.!WJr. meeting, Wednesday 7:30p.m. MJS Gertrude .Buller, supt . R.v. Standley Br.ndum ' Prayer Service, 1· 30 p. m • JOPPA- Worship 10 a. m, ~ou, .,NITED BRETHREN nroachlng service, 2 p.m. Church School 9 a m ; Prayer IN CHRIST - Elden R Blak• . Meet ing , Wednesday, 8 p m pastor . Sunday School, lOa . m., RUTLAND CHUHI.H 0 F ..._, LONG BOTTOM - Church Wmme Holsinger, supL Mor- CHRIST- Sunday school, 9 30 •erv1Ces, 9a m., Sunday School ning sermon , 11 a m, Evening a.m • V. H. Braley, supt ; • Churcn and Office Supplies- Gift~· Furniture and Appliances •9. 45 a m. Bible sludy every serv1ce Christian Endeavor, communion and devotions ' 992·2641 • Middleport . Phone 985-3308 Chest..er, Thursday, 7 30 p.m. · 7 30 p m ; Mrs. Lyda lQ 30 a .m. Regular board NORTH BETHEL- Worsh1p Chevalier, president . Sonj. meeting 7· 30, lhlrd Saturda y ' . ' 11 a m , Church SchoollO a m _ serv1ce and sermon, 8 20. M!'- ""f~ r~nt~UTLAN D ~OM ..U . . ·-' ' S'U9 ALFRED - Sunday school, Week prayer meeting Wed - -MUNITY CHURCH ~ ' Attend the Church of Your Choice I I . -,.. , 9 45 am. each Sunday > nesday, 7.30 p. m. Mrs. Mazie Richard Dubbeld -Rev .. AA '......_~ preachmg at 11 am each HolslnRer, class leader. ~ h • pastor ' S35• w ""'"'~ Sunday . Prayer meeting, 7 45 • c oo'1 9:30 a m., Worship I . Bulova Watches-Sales &Service '8el On p m Wednesd~ ; wscs, 8 p m. v MCkvt LOWlk '"'"''' service, 11 a. m.; Wednesday ' ance on third Tuesd y each monlh CHURCH-Harrisonville Road, prayer meeting, 7·30 p. m Pomero.y 186 N. Second Middleport Ph. 992-3498 . Convenient RE E DSV IL E _ Sunday J<ev . Roy Taylor, paslor ; Henry Sunday night worship, ~: 30. . ~ • ' Terms. school. 9 30, reach1ng, 7 30 Eblin, Sunday School Supt. RUTLAND CHURCH OF pm. Sunday, prayer meeting, Sunday School. 9:30 a. m. ;, THE NAZARENE-Rev. LloydI ' 7 30p m. Tuesday ; WSCS,-7 30, _ evening worship, 7 30 p. m. D. Grimm, Jr, pastor. Sunday .' and _ nut Thursday each monlh Prayer and prasle service, School, 9. 30 a m; Morning ' . SiLVER RIDGE_ w hi Thursday, 7:JO p.m . worshl)", 10 30 a m; Young I , lOa. m.; Church School ~rs p, r peoples ' '"VI<e, 6:~5 p. m I ' 992-2550 ',, TUPPERS PLAINS a.m. COMMUNin CHU~CH · Evangellsllc services, 7:30 p t<aclne, Ohio Ph. 949-l272 1.~ 240 ,Lincoln St. Middleport " l'tlaaun,'W. Va. , . Worship 9 a 'm ; Churchs hI Oe•ter -- Worship servlcas ~ Wednosday evenln,gservlct 00 ~-;.,-:-:--:---:---:----;--------~ JO 1. m, c Saturday and Sunday, 7:30p.m. p. m •. .. ,• . • . NOIITH '7 " .J73 • • AQ t Kl054 ,, .Kl095 WIST EAST .AQ9H .id6 .lt82 .JI0753 t76 tJB32 ' •Q82 .64 SOUTH (D) .K82 ' '·1 •su tAQ9 .AJ73 Eut-West vulnerable Weot North ' EO.t Soath It 3N.T. I. P... IN.T. Pus Po,. SUNDAY 5:3(1-13, "Three Coins In the Fountain'' 7:30-11, TBA 9:00-13, "The Bravos"" 11:30-13, "Woman In Green" 11 ·30-11, "The 30 Foot Bride of Candy Rock'" MONDAY 7:00-13, "Gigol" . 9:D0-13, "Murderer7s Row" 9:00-3, "Vanquished" (Part 2) 11:30-13, "Mary, Mary" 11:»-1, "Don't Knock the Rock" • TUESDAY 8:»-13, "The Night Stalker" 11:31)..13, "Westbound" 11: 30-1, "Harem Girl" WEDNESDAY 7·00-3, "A Mao Could Gel Killed" 8· 31)..3, "A Little Plo~ al Tranquil Valley" 11:30-11, "Captive City" ... 11.30-13, "Malaga" THURSDAY 9.00-8, TBA 11: 30-8, "Belles of the Yukon" 11 30-13, "Sailor of the King" '. . FRIDAY 8:30-3, "Seven Faces of Dr. Lao" 11 : 30-8, "Allegheny Uprising" 11:30-13, "Yellowstone Kelly" SATURDAY 2 . ~13, "Dressed 1o Kill" 8: ~3. " Emergency'' 8:30-13, "Madame Sin" 11: 30-3, "The Phanfo"' of, the Opera" R11:30-a, "Duel In Dur,ngo" 11.30-13, "Monsler from a Prehlslorlc Planet"' and "Mars Need& Women" j° ST. ANTHONY GOEGLEIN READY MIX 00. . CarPentef HEI~ER'S BAKERY I M & RFOODUNER' · News, -Event DOMIGAN SOHIO STATION RACINE FOOD MARKS OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO• R. H. RAWLINGS SONS 00. 3. P.. 4. 5+ Pul Pass You, South, hold. ? •Itt. A8U t •A52 .At8 Whot do you do now? A-Double. Toke tho sure ' prolit IDII .....t tilt et wind· IBIIIL BOGGS EQUIPMENT MARK VSTORE Tho bidclln, bu been: North loot Soutlo West TODAY'S QUESTION Acoin your par t n e r open.s three spades. Wtst bids four hoortl. You, South,.hold: .KJIIS tAKI08UZ.G Wh.t do ~ou do• h LYONS MARKET GAUL'S MARKET . THE1.ARME8S ~K AND SAVINGS 00• ROYAL OAK PARK - SWISHER & LOHSE J:: • THE ATNFNS OOUN'TY SAVINGS & LOAN 00. . GAUL'S TRAILER SALES '!'" ' POMEROY ELECTRIC SERVICE NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE MIDDLEPORT litX)K.sToRE 3 ROOMS . SADIE'S MARKET . . . fUDtNOUR sUPPLY ~ NEW• o. FURNIJURE 95 F. J. WALlACE, JEWELER BEN FRANKLIN sToRE ,AU: .WEATHER ROOFI"G , VIUAGE CUT RATE ~ILLAGE FLOW£8 SHOP . MASON FURNIJUR E 30 -· ' · -~- . AND CONSIRUCOON CO. . r .. ,. ' l Mon. thru Fri. • '• ,.• • l ' ' ·.·9:30AM :1360 ON DIAL THII! ,r !I ,. . I \ �.. • I CHURCH OF THE N"AZA - KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST HE M L 0 C K G R0 V E RENE - Middleport, Rev - Hobarl Newell,-sup! Serv1ces• CHRISTIAN - David Slauf(er. Auary Mtller, fJd~•ur , r•uvo wmly, 9 30 am on Sunday pasior , SlanfordStockton, supt. Carson supt Sunday school, Preaching llrst and th~rd Mornmg worship, 9:30 a.m; 9.30 ~ m.. Morning wor- Sundays of monlh by Clifford church school, 10· 30 a.m.; !hlp 10 ~0 a.m.. junior Smith, 9 30 • m young J>OOPies meeting, 6:30 wcl ~ly 6 JO p m . NYPS-6,45 - · p.m ; ~vening worship, 7:30. P 111 's unday evanij,elislic 'U~Ig:soN Oa~r~1 R 1J.,!;~~~~ B1ble s1udy. Wednesday, 7:30 FIRST SOUTHERN BAPl1ng . 7 30 P m rayer pastor Sunday School, 9 30 a P m POMERtW TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave , mee Pl5Jii'ERO\' l MINITY- Rev Pomeroy, afflllaled wilh S B C , mee ll.ng Wednesday, 7·30 P m m .. Annie Mohler, s;;pt.; W H Perrin, paslor Roy lhe Rev Fred Hill, paslor • Leonard Gilmore, first elder; MT. UNION BAPTIST - 1 '" Mayer, Supt. Church school, Sunday School , 9 30 a m , MASO~ COUNTY evening service, ) :30 p. m Rev. Cecil Co•, pastor. Sunday ! 9:15a. m ; worship, 10· 24 a m.. morning worship, 10 30 a m , THE--HILAND CHAPEL, ~;:nes~ay praye • meeting, school SIIPI., Joe Sayre. Sunday youth choir rehearsal Monday , tunior soctety, 6. 30 a. m NYPS, sc~ool , 9 45 a .m. ; Sunday ; 6:30 p m ; Mrs Ma'i_vin Burt, 6 45 p m Sunday evangelistic George Caslo, pastor. Sund!'Y Mf-MOIHA'R C.iUUH OF evening worship, 7:30. WedSchool, 9<30, evenin9 worship, GOD·Racine Roule 2 The director ; sen ior choi r meetmg, 1 · 30 p. m. Prayer nesday prayer and Bible study, 7 30 .. Thursday evening prayer Rev. Charles Hahd, paslor. rehearsal, 7:30pm , Thursday, meet1ng Wednesday, 7:30 o.m 7 30 p.m. ! serviCe, ·7 30 P m Su~day >ehool, 9. 45 a.m , Mrs. Paul Nease, director All day quilting party for Busy Bee MIDDLEPORT ' MASON FIRST BAPTIST - morning worship, 11 a.m . T.UPPERS PLAINS and Pomerov Sis., Stan Evening services, Tuesday and CHRISTIAN CHURCH -Mr. Clan. Thursday, al church MT. MORIAH BAPTIST- Second Craig , pastor Sun, 'I school, Friday 7 30 social room. Corner Fourth and Main, 9:45am , wor51'11p servi~e, 1~. BEA,RWALLOW RIDGE John Wyalf. pastor; J. S. DaviS, Sunday School supt. ; Sunday , , POr!EROY CHURCH OF M1ddleporl Rev Henry L. Key , school, 9 30 a m., Morning am .. !raining union , 6 30 P-~ , CHURCH OF CHRIST David THE NAZARENE - Corner Jr., paslor Sunday School 9 30 worship service, 7 30 B' d 9 30 Sermon, 10:30 a m. Evening Union and Mulberry Rev a m , Arnold Richards, supt , evening 1 p.m Mid-week prayer service, Jewell. pasto~. 1ble s_u y, sermon, 7 p. m Clyde V. Henderson, pastor Mornin_g worsh1p 10·3() a. m. _ Wednesday. 7 30 p m. a m , morning worship. 10 30 , Sunday School 9 30 a m CE evenmg worship, 6 30 P m LETART FALLS UNITED J E HQVAH'S WITNESSES Raymond Walburn, supt CHRIS T lA N SCIEN Wednesday Bible sludy, 7 30 BRETHREN - Rev. Robert Services at 315 Main Sl , Pl. Larry Carnahan prestdmg MOrning worship 10.30 a m. Shook, pastor; Herschel Norris, Etoenlng service 7. 30 p m. M1d mtntsfer Sunday, Btble lecture, Pleasant. Sunday School 9:15 Pu'l.lrrED MINISTRY oF supt. Sunday school, 9:30a.m., week service, Wednesday, 7 31 9 30 a m , Walchtower study, am Sundays. 11 am • Wed MEIGS COUNTY, The United 10 30 a m . Tuesday, Bible nesdaX' testimonial meetmg 8 Presbyterian Church, Dwighl morning sermon, 10:30 a.m.; p. m , evening sermon, 7:30 alter· study, 7 30 p m , Thursday , GRACE EPISCOPAL- Rev P m 1R~~~~~T3LE CHURCH L Zavitz, Pastor Direclor , noting each Sunday. Prayer Stanley Plattenburg, m1n1Sfer mm tstry school 7· 30 p. m , FA R Sl George W Hulton and Rev Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. - Lelart Route l. the ev an Lmson Slebblns, Ass'!. Pastor- service, Morning prayer and sermon, ser vtce meeting 8 30 p. m Prayer meeting, 7· 30 p.m . MIDDLEPORT CHURCH Craig, pastor Sunday sch?"bll, D~rectors FIRST UNITED 10 30 a. m Holy commun1 on alternating Sundays of Chnst tn Chtistian Union- 9 30 am · prayer and Bl e PRESBYTERIAN, and sermon, f1rst Su ndays Lawrence Manley, pastor ; Mrs sludy, 7 30 P m Collage prayer Harrisonville Sunday Church 10 30 a m Church school CHESHIRE CHURCH OF ' klndergarlen lhrough e1ghtt Russell Young, Sunday School servtce , Tuesday , 10 a m ' School, 9 30 a. m., Mrs. Homer GOD OF PROPHECY, G. P. One stormy night our ltghts went Supt Sunday School9:30 a . m , worship service, Fnday, 7.30 Lee. Supt, Mornmg Worship grade, 10.30 a m Smllh, pastor Sunday School, ' toto ' I· out. The blackness woJ POMEROY CHURCH 01 Evenmg worshtp 7 30 Wed P m - 10 30 a m FIRST UNIT EO lOa. m. ; Arthur Henson, Supl., nesday prayer meetmg , 7 30 p MASON CHURCH OF PRESBYTERIAN, Middleport, Morning Worship II a . m., CHRIST- Mr Hoyt Allen, Jr ltttle Mary screal'(led and CHRIST- Loren T Stephens, Sunday Church School, 9:30 'B Young Peoples service, 7 p m.• pastor. Bible School, 9 30 a m grabbed me. The boys, lrylnu to minister. Worship, 10 a.m.; m, Lewis Sauer, Supt . Mor Evening service, 7.30 p. m; worship, 10. 30, adult wo rsh1~ MIDDLEPORT PEN be brave, bonged across the room. service and . vouo~ people! TECOSTAL, Th1rd Ave, lhe Bible study, 11.15 a.m, evening n1ng worship , 10 30 A m Wednesday Mid We&k Prayer U N I T E D Service. 7:30 p m. meeting, both 7 30 p. m Sun Rev William Kni1tel. pastor , worship, 7' 30 p.m. Mid week F 1 R S T 1 comforted rhem, trylrig to hold day -Wectnesday, combioed Ronald Dugan, Sunday school service, Wednesday, 7 30 p.m: PRESBYTERIAN, Syracuse, meeting, 6:30 p. m ; Evening all agamst the terrors of the da·k. Bible study and prayer supl Classes for all ages , MASON ASSEMBLY OF Mormng Worship, 9 a m, ;vorship, 7:30 p m. · meeting, 7.30 p. m. evening servtce. 7 30 p m · GOD -'Second St., Mason, W Sunday Church School, lO'a m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE Then the back door bongld, THE SALVATION ARMY - Young peoples meeting , Va Chester Tennant, paslor Mrs Sampson Hall. Supt NAZARENE - Rev. Herbert and there was Bob ttanding in the Envoy Ray S Wining, officer In Wednesday , 8 p m. , B1ble Sunday school, 10 a m. , STIVERSVILLE COM- Grate, pastor. Worship service, door holdmg a lighted candle. c;llarge. _ Su~- 10 a, m.. study, Fnday, 8 p m morning worship, II a. m • MUNITY, Rev Edsel Hari, lla m. and 7·30 p' m. Sunday. Holmess meeting , 1u JU d n• evangelistiC servtce, 7 30 P m. pastor Sunday School servtce Sunday School, 9· 30 a m "Daddy, Daddy," cried the' chi~ Sunday School Young People's FREEWILL BAPTIST Bible study and prayer service, 10 a.m Prayer Meellng each R~enard Barton, supt. Prayer dren, the~r fears forgotten, aa the Leg1on, 7p m., Thursday, 1 to3 CHURCH - Corner Ash and Wednesday, 7 30 p. m Phone Thursday 7:30 p m Sunday r'f)eetlng, Wednesday, 7: 30 p, m. room resumed its safe prop~rtlona p. m, Ladies Home League , 7 Plum. Mlddleoort Noel 773 513~ - -'--BRADFORD CHURCH ~F evemng service, 7.30 p.m. p, m Prep cJa.nes._ _ Herrman, pastor , Guy Priddy, in 1he lighl. Gaily lhey' helped to HARTFORD CHURCH OF ZIO-N CHURCH OF CHRIST CHRIST - Clifford Smilh, SACRJiD HEART - Rev. Sunday School Supl Saturday CHRIST In Chllstlan Un1on _ Pomeroy -Harrisonville minister. Sunday School 9 · 30 a light the candles and build a roar· Falher Bernard Kraicovlc,_evening service, 7 p m Sunday , Rev. O'Dell Manley, paslor Road Kennelh Eberts, paslor. m ; morning church 10. 30 a. lng fire pastor Phone 992 2825, School. 10 a m , Sunday Sunday school. 9 30 am • Roger Paul McElroy, Sunday m ; Sunday evening service, Saturday evening Mass, 7 30 evening worship, 7 p. m. How hke that c:andle 11 my Manley, supt .. evening servl_ce, School Supt Sunday School9 30 7 30 p m. Wednesday service, 8 P m 7 30 Wednesday even1ng a. m., morning wor~ip and chUrch. The 1p1ritual resources It p.m. ~unr::.iot;::sssaL':/'a~ FIRST BAPTISt CHURCH of LAUREL CLIFF FREE prayer meeting, ! 30 P m communion, 10· 30 a. m ; a7. m . on ' Middleport, corner of Sixth and offen light my hfe w1th a senae · 30 p.m. Palmer Streels, Rev. Charles Sunday evening youth service Sunday evening youth Christian METHODIST - Rev Eugene of proportion and confidence, no POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Simons, pastor. Danny 6 45 with Macy Lou Carler, endeavor, 6. 30; Worship ser- Gill, pastor. William Bailey, matter how dark things seem. vices, Sunday, 7. 30 p. m. supt Sunday School, 9: 30a.m. ; -Roberl Kuhn, pasldr. George Thompson, Sunday School leader. No Tuesday service. Mormng worship, 10.30 a. m.; Skinner, Sunday School supt Superinlendenl Sundav CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Wednesday evening prayer Your church con br~ghten your S'unday School, 9· 30 a. m , church school for everyone Services, 315 Main St., Pt. meeting and Bible study, 7·30 p. Evening worsh1p, 7 30 p. m. life, if you give 11 a c.f:tonce. Wednesday, Christian Youth morning worship, 10.30 a m , 9 15 am. , Morning worship Pleasanl. Sunday services, 11 m JOHN LUTHERAN - Crusade, 6 30 p m ; Prayer BYF, 6 p. m. ; B1ble Study 10: 15 am , Evening services, am. Wednesday Tesllmonial Wednesday 7 p m , cho1r 7 30 p m , Wednesday prayer mee!Jna, 7·30 P m Pine Grove, lhe Rev. Arlhur meeting 7.30 p m Thursday, . nr~rtir:P. . Wed, 8· 30 p.L m ~ervlce, 7· 30 p.m. Extra youth MEIGS COUNTY Combs, pastor. Sunday school. ch01r practice, 7 p m. DEXTER CHURCH OF ST. PAUL •LU I n~KAN - activities on Sunday, 5 p.m , for 9 30 am ., church serv~ees, MEIGS CHRIST -Danny Evans, Rev. Arthur C Lund, paslor. all youth up to sixth grade ; 6 30 10 30 a m pastor. Norman C Will, supl. Sunday School, 9: 15 a m. , for !umor and senior high COOPERAiiVE BRADBURY CHURCH OF Sunday School 9 30 a. m.; Charles Evans, Supl.; worship students Cl!i PARISH CHRIST, Roy Bill Carter. Worship service, 10 30 a . m. service, 10:30 a. m. Conevangelist ; ThuHnan Carsey, Chmtlan Endeavor Sunday firmation class, Tuesday, 4 15 CHURCH OF CHRIST, Bible School supt.; Bible School evemna lo s 30 p.m ; Jun1or Con - Middleport. 5th and Main THE UNITED 9·30 am ; morning worship, firmation class, Thursday, 6:30 Raulln Moyer, pastor Michael METHODIST CHURCH REORGANIZED CHURCH 10:30 a.m., youth meeting, 6 •• 7:JLI!..m. Gerlach, Sunday School supt Robert R. Card, Director OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATp m , evening service, 7 p m., sEVENTH DAY ADVENT- - Bible School, 9 30 am ; morPOMEROY CLUSTER TER OAY SAINTS- PorllandChnsf1an Workers Class, TIST _ Pomeroy Mulberry nlng worship, 10:30 a .m , Rev Robert R. Card Raclne Road. Ralph Johnson, • With the hope It will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that whith f~ Tuesday, 7:30 p.m .. prayer Hgts. HerberftMo'!ian, pastor evening worship,- 7 30 p m.; Rev. Stanton Smith White, Sunday pastor Herbert CHESTER- Worship 9 15 a. meeting Wednesday, 7 30 p m. Sa bbalh School, Saturda{), 2 p prayer service 7 p m. WedSchool Director Sunday School, i good In family and Gommunity life, this feature is sponsored by the business d m , Church School 10 a. m ENTERPRISE- Worship, 9 ANTIQUITY BAPTIST - 9 30 a m. ; Morning worship, m.; worship, 3. 15 p. m. rcas nes ay firms and organizations whose names appear below Socie'4lOa . m. each Thursday,_ -------~- a m , Church Schooi.-Ul a. m Rev Freeland Norris, paslor 10 30 a m , Sunday evening :'GRAHAM UNITED METH- Mrs. VIctor Perry, all local, FLATWOODS- Worship, 11 Sunday school. 10 am .. church serv1ce, 7 p. m Wednesday ODIS'l' CHURCH - Preaching and Mrs. Sharon Edwards, a. m . Church School 10 a m serviCe, 7 p m Wednesday eventng prayer services, 7 30 p 9:30 a. m., first and second POMEROY w h1 o m. th thi d Ronne and Rickii Pickett, - ors P· 1 30 Bible study, 7 p m f S da h un ys o eac man • r a. m; Church School9 15a m, BIBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE, BETHLEHEM BAPTIST and fourlh Sundays each month, Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Robert UMYF 6 30 p m 'r Minersville, J . A. Me Walen, Great Bend, Charles Norris, PLUMBING AND HEATING .worship service at 7:30 P m. Cook were callers at the ROCK SPRINGS- Worship pastor Sunday School, 10 a.m .; pastor. Worship service, 9 30 a 992-2550 Phone 992-3284 WPreday""ersdaan~ Bevlbelnelna~~su-i~t 7 30, Facemyre home. ' lOa m., Church School9a m.; morning worship, 11 a .m. ; m' Sunday School, 10:30 a.m. Middleport < • ., • UMYF 6· 30 p m L " -; . ,. -.. • ' "' c > ~,;u~ V IU IJI!Tlol 'l Al L .!'NH-1 l l • 241"linc~r~ ~t. . Mid.dJeporU ' • ~ ... L " Jiiir . ·and· 'MrS: ' WiHiaril MIDDLEPORTCUJSTER :..Jrainln; Union, 6: 30p.m.. ~ARLcTON · CfiU'RC" - ' . . • R R B evening worship, 7 30 p m. K1ngsbury Road Sundar. Thomas journeyed to ev. obert umgarner Prayer meeting Wednesday School, 9:30 a m , Ralph Car, Columbus and went by plane HEATH - Worship 10 30 a 7 30 p.m ' ' supl. Worsh1p serv~ee, 10: 30 a , Church School 9:30 a. m. ; d 7 30 11 t 1 fr om the re to MiaID1 Lakes, m UMYF 7 p m RACINE FIRSf CHURCH m an p.m. a erna e y Fla., where they were holiday RUTLAND-Worship 9 15 a OF THE NAZARENE - Prayer meeting, Wednesday, • Bakers of Good Bread m ; Church School 10 a m , Sunday School, 9 30 a. m.; 7 30 P m Rev. Jay Stiles, Morning Worshop, l0:30 a. m.; pastor. Middleport, Ohio guests of their son-m-law and UMYF 7 P m Huntington, W. Va. . daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Owen SALEM CENTER- Wo<shtp !=yemng w0rsh1p, 7.;JfJ P• ,m OLD DEXTER CON. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jeffers, Arnson and Micheile. They 9a m.. Church School lOa m ; Wednesday, Sunday School GREGATIONAL CHURCH _ Supenntendent, Pauline Me- Rev . Willard Dutcher, paslor. local,andtheirguests,Mr.and were joined there by their UMYF Thursday, 7 P m ' •Dunham and famlly Ia h SYRACUSE CLUSTER Cllntock, worlef FranciS, Sundar. Mrs. Jo••• other son.in- wand daug ter, Rev. Forresl R. Donley M Wolfe pastor Rev . Morr is Mrs. s chool Sup . Sunday Schoo , ' ASBURY-Worshlplla m , RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- 9 4sa.m . ChurchServlcesflrst ofNewBolltm,W.,vlsltedwith Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leist, Sales- Allis Chalmers- Service Mrs. Jeffers' mother, Mrs. Rosemary and Lorraine, of Chucrch Schoold 9 so a. m.. CShharlel sNor3rOis, pastor MoSund,ay and third Sundays following ' Middleport, Ohio Farm- Industrial- Lawn - Garden 8 · m ., S, EST 1st Tues ay c oo • 9 rn ng Sunday School, Second and Beu Ia h Cor dray an d ber Cia r ksburg, Md - Th ey were W3FOR RUN- Worship 9 a worship, 10. 45 a. m , Sunday Tuppers Plains 667·3435 Salurday evenings, 8 p. brother and sister-In-la w, Mr. overnight guests qf Mrs "' , Church School 10 a m., evenmg worship, 7 30 p.m .; fourth m. services. and Mrs. Herman Cordray, Thomas' sister, Mrs. Amy WSCS, 3rd Wednesday, 7 30 p Wednesday evening Bible Study, 7·30 o m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN m Athens Route. C&ldwe U 10 CoIumbus as th ey MINERSVILLE - Worsh1p - Mr. Robert Wyalt, pastor, TadGilkeyofAlbanywasan returned home. lOam .. ChurchSchool9a. m , DANVILLE WESLEYAN, Sunday School supt., Ronald overnight guest of his brother· Dinner guests during the WSCS, 3rd Monday, 7 30 p. m Rev. Lawrence Sullivan, Osborne. Bible School, 9:30 a. _Athens Road Pomeroy I · The Store with A"'-ieart ln-lawandslster,Mr. andMrs. holidaysatthehomeofMr.and SYRACUE- Worship, 8 a. pastor Sunday School 9 30 m ; preaching 10.-45 a . m.; A Family That Worships Together , Racine m , Church School. 9 a m ; a.m , youth and !unlor youth Evening services, 7:30 p m. 949-3342 Walter Jordan. Others who Mrs. Mendal Jordan mcluded Prayer and Bible Study, service, 6 -45 p.m., evening Stays Together called at the Jordan home were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bratton, Mr. Wednesday, 7· 30 p. m. worship, 7 30 p m , prayer and ' ' Mr. a nd Mrs. Norman Sha ner an d Mrs. Dwame · J ord an, SOUTHERN CLUSTER praise, Wednesd~t,___Z:30 p.m HYSELL RUN FREE Rev. W. Dale McCiul'll andDilwnFrench,Athens,and BryanandKeith,Mr. andMrs. Rev FrankCheesebrew SILVER RUN FREE BAP- METHODIST- Cecil Wise, ' TIST- Rev Howard Kimble, Pastor Sunday School, 9:30 Mrs. CllntmGilkeyandKaren, Kenneth Crabtree, Mr. and Rev._MarthaAnnMaJ!ner pa.lor. Sunday school, lOa .m., a.m., Morning worship, 10.30 ' Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer Bakers of Hol~um Bread Albany. Mrs. WalterJordan,Mrs.Faye Hthoi1ANY (DorcasCih Henry Davis, supl; evening am, Young People's service Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey Jordan and Mrs. ida Denruson. Wors lp, 9 30 a. m ; urc service, 7. 30 p .m. Prayer 6 -45 p.m.; E"vangellstlc service ' Mlddleporf, Ohio Middleport, 0. 0 0 joined famlly members for a Other callers were Mr. and Sc~~~ EL ~ ~orshlp, 11 a. meellng. Thursday, 7:30 P m 7 30 p.m . Prayer meellng ' ' Thursday, 7· 30 p m. gathering at the home-of their Mrs . Clay Jordan and Mr. and m, 1st and 3rd Sundays; son-ln-law and daughter, Mr. Mrs. Dorsey Jordan, Rodney, Church Schoo1J~_m-"CHESTER CHURCH OF APPLE GROVE - Worship, GOO- Rev James Satterfield, and Mrs. Roy Wiseman at Virginia, Rick and Ralpb. 7·30 p m . church school, 9 30 pastor · Sunday school, 9: 30 FREEDOM GOSPEL Member of the Big 3 MISSION Bald Knobs, Rev. Harrisonville. Other dinner Mr. and Mrs. Dora! Beatty a ro .. mid -week serv ice, am , worship service, 11 a.m.; General Merchandise guesta were the grandchildren, and Chuck, Carlisle, and Mr. Wednesday, 8 P m evening servl ce. 7; prayer L R. Gluesencamp, pastor. Chester, Ohio Roger Wilfred, Sr., Sundar. Tuppers Plains servtce and youth serv ice, 667-3280 Rev. and Mrs. David Wiseman and Mrs. Bob Wile of Fairborn, EAST LETART - Worship, School Supt Sunday Schoo , .Thursday, 7 p.m 9 30 , a. m. ; Sunday evening and famlly of Cambridge and visited their father, Elza lOam , first and third Sundays, worsh1p 7· 30. Prayer meeting, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clark and McComas and Mr. and Mrs. 9 a.m •• second and fourth 7.30 p. m. Ernesl LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Tuesday, da•,.hler of .Tuppe- Plains. J Victor Perry and cailed on Sundays, church school, 9 am , Deeler, class leader Yough .,. •• ~ first and third Sundays , 10 a.m ' - Homer Slephens, pas lor ' Meeting Wednesday, 7.30 p. m, Mr.andMrs. Donald Jones and other relatives in the area. Mr. second and lourth Sundays s s Mid week service, Wednesday, unday chool. 9. 30 a m • Ernest Dealer, leader Family Recreation son, Nelaonville, were callers and Mrs. Harry Me Comas, 8 P m morning worsh1p, 10:30 am , Pomeroy-Member F . D. I. C. & Swimming at the Wiseman home. Evan Ashton, W.Va ., also spent a GREAr BEND- Worship 11 Rober! B<ibo, Sunday school MT. HERMON UNITED federal Reserve System . ' l>avld Wiseman spent some day at the Perry home. a m , 2nd and 4th Sun~ys , supl , Sunday evenmg serviCe, BRETH ERN CHURCH , IN ' lime with the Earl Starkeys at Guesls of Mr. and Mrs. Church School, 10 a m 7 30 Youlh meeting, Monday, 7 CHRIST- Rev. Roberl Shook Meigs County Branch RobertMattoxwereherlather, LETART FALLS - Worship p m Midweek service, Wed paslor, Sunday School, 9 30 a ' their home. lOam ; Church School9 a m nesday, 7.30 p m _ m , Roy Pooler, supt.; Alfred MORNING STAR- Worship SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Wolfe, asst. supl., morning - Sunday dinner guesls of Mr. Charles Yates of Hamden and Rexail Drugs and Mrs. Arthur Crabtree were Richard Sauer, Middleport. 9 30 a m • Church School 10 30 THE NAZARENE- Rev M. c worship, 11 a .m.; evening We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions hla ' uncles, Paul and W C. Lisa Dye, C&rrabeile, Fla., a m ·' MidWeek Service , Lanmore, pastor Bob Moore, sermon, 7· 30 p.m ' alternating 992-2'155 Wednesday, 8 P· m sunday School Supt. Sunday each Sunday Class meellng, 11 Pomeroy Peck, her mother, Mrs. Goldie visited Murl Gala way, who IS MORSE CHAPEL- Worship School. classes for all ages, 9. 30 a. m. alternating Sunday 296 W. Second Ph. 992-3863 Pomeroy GWosly, and their son and nowatherhomeafterspendlng 11 a m.. Island 3rd Sundays ; a m 1 morglng worship, 10.45, mornings, Alfred Wolfe ' daughter.Jn-law, Mr. and Mrs. some time 1n O'Bieness Church School , 10 a m. NYPS Sunday, 6 30 p m , layleader,. Chrlsllan Endeavor ' PORTLAND - Worship 7·30 evangelistic service, Sunday, 7 30 p Sunday, Roge r' Carl Crabtree, Russell and Hospital, Athens, and at the p m . Church School 9 30 a m 7 30 P m. Mid week prayer. Buckley, president Praye r and Kevin. home of her son-tn·law and SUTTON- Worsh1p, 11 a m meeting, Wednesday, 7. 3o p.m . meeting , Wednesday, 7. 30 p. m Electric Motor Repair Mr . and Mrs Webster • daughter , Mr . and Mrs . !nd and 4th Sundays . Church Msslonary meellng, second Board meeting first Monday St. Rt . 7 Chester, Ohio 810 W. Main School 10 a m h onth 7 30 p 111 992_5750 Facemyre entertamed with a Rolland Crabtree. Other WESLEYAN tRaclnel - , Wednesday, 7 30 P m eac m ' · · Choose the Church of your Choice . . famllygatherlnglorMr . and 1 callerswere Mr.andMrs.Leon Worsh ip, 11 am , Church, ' UNITED FAITH Non 0 Mrs. Dennis Facemeyer and Woodrum and cathy and Billy sc::lv ~ 1 :; 1• churches at the Denomination - Rev. Dennis 'RUTLAND children, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Petty, McArthur. , Southern Cluster,, 7 30 ,., m. Weaver, pastor. Sundav school : . .,.. 9 30 a.m , Bob Barber, supt.; Facemeyer and Robbie, Mr. Vina Rulhetford , Columbus, each Sunday al the Youth worship service, 10 , 30 a.m. ; t<U 1 LANU FIRST BAP. Take Someone with You to Church • Meats and Groceries and Mr-. Newton Ice and was an overnight guest 01 her Cen~6~~~~fsrlL~~le'ft youth meellng, 6:45 p.m., TIST- Rev. Samuel Jackson ' In Pomeroy Over 90 Years Syracuse , Rov.JacobLehman church, 7:30 p.m. ; prayer paslor Sunday School, lOa. m ; children, Jack Cook, Mr. and mother, Faye Jordan. 992-3986 Kermit Walton.!WJr. meeting, Wednesday 7:30p.m. MJS Gertrude .Buller, supt . R.v. Standley Br.ndum ' Prayer Service, 1· 30 p. m • JOPPA- Worship 10 a. m, ~ou, .,NITED BRETHREN nroachlng service, 2 p.m. Church School 9 a m ; Prayer IN CHRIST - Elden R Blak• . Meet ing , Wednesday, 8 p m pastor . Sunday School, lOa . m., RUTLAND CHUHI.H 0 F ..._, LONG BOTTOM - Church Wmme Holsinger, supL Mor- CHRIST- Sunday school, 9 30 •erv1Ces, 9a m., Sunday School ning sermon , 11 a m, Evening a.m • V. H. Braley, supt ; • Churcn and Office Supplies- Gift~· Furniture and Appliances •9. 45 a m. Bible sludy every serv1ce Christian Endeavor, communion and devotions ' 992·2641 • Middleport . Phone 985-3308 Chest..er, Thursday, 7 30 p.m. · 7 30 p m ; Mrs. Lyda lQ 30 a .m. Regular board NORTH BETHEL- Worsh1p Chevalier, president . Sonj. meeting 7· 30, lhlrd Saturda y ' . ' 11 a m , Church SchoollO a m _ serv1ce and sermon, 8 20. M!'- ""f~ r~nt~UTLAN D ~OM ..U . . ·-' ' S'U9 ALFRED - Sunday school, Week prayer meeting Wed - -MUNITY CHURCH ~ ' Attend the Church of Your Choice I I . -,.. , 9 45 am. each Sunday > nesday, 7.30 p. m. Mrs. Mazie Richard Dubbeld -Rev .. AA '......_~ preachmg at 11 am each HolslnRer, class leader. ~ h • pastor ' S35• w ""'"'~ Sunday . Prayer meeting, 7 45 • c oo'1 9:30 a m., Worship I . Bulova Watches-Sales &Service '8el On p m Wednesd~ ; wscs, 8 p m. v MCkvt LOWlk '"'"''' service, 11 a. m.; Wednesday ' ance on third Tuesd y each monlh CHURCH-Harrisonville Road, prayer meeting, 7·30 p. m Pomero.y 186 N. Second Middleport Ph. 992-3498 . Convenient RE E DSV IL E _ Sunday J<ev . Roy Taylor, paslor ; Henry Sunday night worship, ~: 30. . ~ • ' Terms. school. 9 30, reach1ng, 7 30 Eblin, Sunday School Supt. RUTLAND CHURCH OF pm. Sunday, prayer meeting, Sunday School. 9:30 a. m. ;, THE NAZARENE-Rev. LloydI ' 7 30p m. Tuesday ; WSCS,-7 30, _ evening worship, 7 30 p. m. D. Grimm, Jr, pastor. Sunday .' and _ nut Thursday each monlh Prayer and prasle service, School, 9. 30 a m; Morning ' . SiLVER RIDGE_ w hi Thursday, 7:JO p.m . worshl)", 10 30 a m; Young I , lOa. m.; Church School ~rs p, r peoples ' '"VI<e, 6:~5 p. m I ' 992-2550 ',, TUPPERS PLAINS a.m. COMMUNin CHU~CH · Evangellsllc services, 7:30 p t<aclne, Ohio Ph. 949-l272 1.~ 240 ,Lincoln St. Middleport " l'tlaaun,'W. Va. , . Worship 9 a 'm ; Churchs hI Oe•ter -- Worship servlcas ~ Wednosday evenln,gservlct 00 ~-;.,-:-:--:---:---:----;--------~ JO 1. m, c Saturday and Sunday, 7:30p.m. p. m •. .. ,• . • . NOIITH '7 " .J73 • • AQ t Kl054 ,, .Kl095 WIST EAST .AQ9H .id6 .lt82 .JI0753 t76 tJB32 ' •Q82 .64 SOUTH (D) .K82 ' '·1 •su tAQ9 .AJ73 Eut-West vulnerable Weot North ' EO.t Soath It 3N.T. I. P... IN.T. Pus Po,. SUNDAY 5:3(1-13, "Three Coins In the Fountain'' 7:30-11, TBA 9:00-13, "The Bravos"" 11:30-13, "Woman In Green" 11 ·30-11, "The 30 Foot Bride of Candy Rock'" MONDAY 7:00-13, "Gigol" . 9:D0-13, "Murderer7s Row" 9:00-3, "Vanquished" (Part 2) 11:30-13, "Mary, Mary" 11:»-1, "Don't Knock the Rock" • TUESDAY 8:»-13, "The Night Stalker" 11:31)..13, "Westbound" 11: 30-1, "Harem Girl" WEDNESDAY 7·00-3, "A Mao Could Gel Killed" 8· 31)..3, "A Little Plo~ al Tranquil Valley" 11:30-11, "Captive City" ... 11.30-13, "Malaga" THURSDAY 9.00-8, TBA 11: 30-8, "Belles of the Yukon" 11 30-13, "Sailor of the King" '. . FRIDAY 8:30-3, "Seven Faces of Dr. Lao" 11 : 30-8, "Allegheny Uprising" 11:30-13, "Yellowstone Kelly" SATURDAY 2 . ~13, "Dressed 1o Kill" 8: ~3. " Emergency'' 8:30-13, "Madame Sin" 11: 30-3, "The Phanfo"' of, the Opera" R11:30-a, "Duel In Dur,ngo" 11.30-13, "Monsler from a Prehlslorlc Planet"' and "Mars Need& Women" j° ST. ANTHONY GOEGLEIN READY MIX 00. . CarPentef HEI~ER'S BAKERY I M & RFOODUNER' · News, -Event DOMIGAN SOHIO STATION RACINE FOOD MARKS OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO• R. H. RAWLINGS SONS 00. 3. P.. 4. 5+ Pul Pass You, South, hold. ? •Itt. A8U t •A52 .At8 Whot do you do now? A-Double. Toke tho sure ' prolit IDII .....t tilt et wind· IBIIIL BOGGS EQUIPMENT MARK VSTORE Tho bidclln, bu been: North loot Soutlo West TODAY'S QUESTION Acoin your par t n e r open.s three spades. Wtst bids four hoortl. You, South,.hold: .KJIIS tAKI08UZ.G Wh.t do ~ou do• h LYONS MARKET GAUL'S MARKET . THE1.ARME8S ~K AND SAVINGS 00• ROYAL OAK PARK - SWISHER & LOHSE J:: • THE ATNFNS OOUN'TY SAVINGS & LOAN 00. . GAUL'S TRAILER SALES '!'" ' POMEROY ELECTRIC SERVICE NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE MIDDLEPORT litX)K.sToRE 3 ROOMS . SADIE'S MARKET . . . fUDtNOUR sUPPLY ~ NEW• o. FURNIJURE 95 F. J. WALlACE, JEWELER BEN FRANKLIN sToRE ,AU: .WEATHER ROOFI"G , VIUAGE CUT RATE ~ILLAGE FLOW£8 SHOP . MASON FURNIJUR E 30 -· ' · -~- . AND CONSIRUCOON CO. . r .. ,. ' l Mon. thru Fri. • '• ,.• • l ' ' ·.·9:30AM :1360 ON DIAL THII! ,r !I ,. . I \ �,, . / ,_ ) ' .' 1-'The oaUy Senllnel;Middleport:Pomerov. 0 .. Jan. 7. 1972 Classifieds 'Get -(lctionl Se_ntine_r Classifieds Get Results~' ' ~sentinel Notice . 5 cents per Wor'd one Insertion clock, P. B., radio, Rally wheels with w-w tires, Fri. & rear guards. Retail $4155. Co. official car & Sf"clally priced. 1971 DODGE POL.A,RA . ' . $2895 Custom V-8, 4 door, pow er steering & brakes, automatic trans. Dark green lin ish with green vinyl root, spotless· interior with seat covered with clear plastic. Less than consecutive Insertions. 18 cents Rer word six con·secutlve insertions. Nile Club beautiful dark green, tlnished with green vinyl roof. Less than 22,000 mi les by local owner, radio, new w-w tires. A Pomeroy Motor Co. MOB/tE HOMES . Large selection8-10 - 12widn, 1 to4 never be DOCTOR'". .· 1 '" i stereo, Selvice & Repair walnut stereo-radio com- • •~ • calls and those who held prayers for Chuck Quillen and also for the food. Special thanks to John Zerkle and sister Hallie, the pallbearers, the tiring squad, Ewing Funeral Home and any one who helped In any other way. The wife, mother, sisters and brothers. The Quillen family. 1-7-ltc WE WISH Ia e xpress our deepest appr~latlon to the staff of Veterans Memorial Hospital, Dr._ Pickens, Rev. Ror, W. Carter for his consol ng words and prayers. Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home, friends and neighbors SEWING In my home. Will make drapes, cushions . during the Illness and death of Phone 992-6879. For Rent our beloved mother and . 1-3-12fp grandmother. Your kindness Is deeply appreciated. May INSTRUCTION In organ and NICE trailer, I bedroom, ideal God bless you all. The Family for couple, . 10 miles north of ·plano. Gerald Hoffner, phone of Mrs. Jessie Sisson. Pomeroy, $65 a month. Phone .. m~2s . ';: 1-7-ltc 992-7479; .. 1-4-61c 1-4-lfc - - -- - - - . - Wanted To Rent 2 BEDROOM mob1/e home , -Employment Wanted fur ni shed , utiliti es paid , 3 BEDROOM house In Racine or HAVE ' WELDER, will travel. avai lable now. Phone 992 Syracuse area. Phone 99'2 Local certified welder with 7384. 7677. mobile gas welder wan ts 1-4-3fc l-7-31c welding jobs. Any evening - - - -- after Hilt .and all day TRAILER, Brown's Trailer Saturday. Pnone 992-5271 . Park , Mlnersvilre, Ohio, phone 992-3324. - - - - ---.c.·l-·3-61p 1-4"tc Mn. Ewlya Brlekleo &mday School attendance at Lost HOUSE in Racine, will be the United Metbodlst Oturch LOST- Black and while Beagle aval:able the 14th day ol dog, mostly black. Liberal January . 6 room s and bath. was 63 and offering was '19.84. reward. Phone 742-41S7. basement. Phone 992-5249 , Worship attendance was 42 and Earl Custer . l-6-61p ol!ering S47.89. l-7-3tc Mr. and Mrs. Errol Griffin Wanted To Buy -----::-~---• ROOM house, 3rd 51. in and family of Indianapolis, OLD FURNITURE, Round OOk Mason, new ly painted . Phope · Ind., visited his grandmother, fables , Brass beds, dishes, 882-2971 . ' Mrs. Lola Griffin Sunday. clocks, :and -or complete l -7-31c households . Wrlfe M. D. - - - - - Mr. and Mrs. David Riggs Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio. and family of VIenna, W.Va., BEDROOM and 2 bedroom Call ~-6271. mobile homes. Adults only. and Mrs. Leota Massar and 12-17-tfc Phone 992-S592. granddaughter' Diana Massar' 12-19-lfc of Eastern visited Sunday with Sale Trade TRAILER LOTS, Bob's Mobile Mrs. Leone Babcock who is ill. 1971 JEEPwill se ll or trade Court, Rl. 124, Syracuse, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. James Watson for pickup truck. 8,000 miles, 992-2951 . and family of Kentucky were electric ·wench, full cab, 4-2-tfc S3SOO: Contact Charles - - - - - - called back to their home here Johnston. Hemlock Grove, NEW 2-BEDROOM. double by the death of his grand-Phone 992-6777. wide, mobile home on lot In mother at Winfield, W. Va. Syracuse . Completely fur Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hownished . Phone 992-2441 after S p.m. ard, Lancaster, caUed on his LEGAL NOTICE 1-3-lfc sister, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin INVITATION TO BID Sealed proposals will be 2 BEDROOM mobile home In Walker Monday. at thtt VIllage Clerk 's Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Carter received. Racine area. Phone 992,6329. Office, Middleport V Illage 12-14-lfc and son, Jeff, of ROcky MoWlt, Clerk's Office. Race Street Middleport, Ohio , until 4:00 North Carolina, spent p .m . Jan . 14, 1972 o!lnd opened as FURNISHED and unfurn ished Ouistmas week here with her soon as practi cable thereafter, apartments. Close to school. perfor.riling and executing parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil for Phone 992-5434 .. the Contract for : M iddl eport -' 10-18-tfc Caldwell and her brother, Mr. Fire Department , Race Street at North Fourth Street, M id and Mrs. Kenneth Caldwell. dleport, Oh io, · Sale Mr. and )\Irs. Blain Taylor . In accordance With ine plans spent SWlday with relaUves in and speclflce.llons , and all 2 YEAR OLD, 5 h.p. Ward's Riding Mower ~ SIOO, also 9 West Virginia. ' Contract do~ uments conta ined - -- - - - Tuppers Plains For -or - ----- For her~ f n , prepared by AubleAll the chUdren and their . MHchelt - Burge s s and families of Mrs. Effie Watson Associ ates , ·H'l West f Sta te Street, Athens , Ohio 45701 , 7188 Pippin Road, Cincinnati, Oh io spent Sunday with her. Mr. and Mrs. Deryle Well returned home SUnday from ·a trip to Florida where they spent the holida ys . , Miss Judy Perry of Parkersburg spen t t he holidays here with Mrs. Bessie Webster. Mrs. • Bessie Webster received word of the death of her alster-Ul~aw, Mrs. Grace Webster of Columbus. SP4 James Watson of the U. S. Army hM" received his honorable discharge and returned lo his home here. •5239. Plans and specifications may be pi cked up at the Arch itec t's Oft lce or at th e Middleport VIllage Clerk's Office : 4112 West Stat e Street, Athens , Ohio •S70 1; Race Street, MiddlepOrt OhiO. I A deposit is requ ired as called tor In the "Instruction to Bid - ders." Bids shall be sealed and enclosed In a sealed enveloped delivered to the Clerk ' s Off ice, 237 Race Sl., Mlddleporl, Oh io •5760_,_ . . The envelope shall be en dor sed as foll ows In the upper left hllnd corner : Propose I tor (Indicate .Class · of Work) For · <tndi cate Pro.iect) 1I' • Additional· Information .m.&y be secured from the Off ice of A,uble - Mitcheii . Burge u & Associates, 41/2 w. State Atheru Oh io 45701 . .We talk to ,au like'~*"'"l pers0rL I . WMP0/1390 ' Each bid must be ac companied by a bid bond of 10 pet. of the proposed contract at the 'time of bid open ing and the successful bidder wilt be reQuired to post a 100 pet. performance bond based· on his bid t9t11 . This emount must be Sfatei:J in dollars and cents . The owi'lefs ruerve the right to reject any or all b) ds, or to accept the bid which embraces such combination of alternate proposals as may promote the best Interests Of the Village of Middleport, , Gene Grate, Clerk ON YOU. DIAL /age of Middleport ( 11) 24, 31 VII {1) 7, 14, 41 . • Also Furnace Repair PH•.992·7260 .. .{ ff . overhead gar~ge dopr - S50. Phone Reedsville 6673041 . l-4-6fc -~~--- 1969 SY LVAN mobil e home 51.500 ~nd take over paym·ents of S59.07. Phone 992-2098. l-4-41p ----1959 HOL/ DAY Rambler Mobile 'IOU SHOIJLP 'IHINK IF 1-..oDU'Ii'F SUPf'OEiE~ U6E A KEY. 10 COLLECr· "/HE · ..__.,."'...._CHMIGE: ... ·m .sao3 , 742-3947 992-3898 742-4761 We art fully ln1ured EXPERT Wheel Alignment ' - --''·" ' • j ,, !!-H£lXJ£SIV 1TREALIZEH£'t..L e£71¥£ MOST #lA~ C-HILP ISTii/,5 NICE 'NUFF. · AUioiT f!>ESS!E? IN AMERICA .'r- $5.551 -GUARANTEED~one 992~2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto Open ITill Monday thru Solvrday 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0 . REFRIGERATION SERVICE bors and relatives for their flowers, cards , telephone i~'· •• ·service. C&M and brother. I WANT to thank friends, neigh - •I . CALL HILTONWOLFE,n9-32lt · DALE 992-2534 SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. Pa inter. Your PERSCRIPTION !! 240 Lincoln St. Middleport. Ohio Obi Anthony Plumbing Wo have a complell Home " Maln,lenance Service _lite year around. No maner what your need. Complell roof or spoullnt 'repair. ·Interior or exterior carpentry. Ceiling Hie and Paneling and Siding. Complete Plumbing & Heating. · · Day Number 992-2550 We have 24 hr. emergency . Mayme Custer. Winnie Dalley and Cliff Johnson . 1-7-ltc ••. . ' BILLNELSON, 992-36S7 TOM CROW, 992-2580 Auto Sales WALNUT IJIN WRIT HIS 'F'UST ,~ 24-Hour Se~ice forgotten. God bless all of you. ' your ~ For S.ale RAIN, MAW, WT HE JEST AU. WEA111ER ROOFING & CONSTRUCfiON & PLUMBING CO. " Home Units Erne~t Johnson . Especially Crow's Steak House. Mr . and Mrs. George Schneider and Daisy Roush , Syracu se Ladies Auxll iary, ,Ewing Funeral Home and Mr. and His sisters Ill'" 1'PMEROY, OHIO Lo st · "'O'RE RlciHT AS AU WE WISH to thank anyone who helped in any way at the ti me of the death of our brother, will @) -· OPEN I!VE$.1:00 P.M. Mobile Homes For Sale cance.lled? operator's license? Call 9922966. 6-15-lfc modern 1970 W-30· OLDSMOBILE 442, automatic, factory stereo bination , 4-s peaker so und bedrooms, bank repos and tape. Lots of ex-tras. Like new. • system, 4-speed c hanger . used, some practically new. Call 992-24.41 after 5 p,m. . TO WHOM II may concern I was Balance $68.70. Use our Commercial & · · 11-28-lfc Save up to '1•- R. A. or Don riot kicked off the basketball Call 992-7085. budget terms. Miller, 705 Farson Street, team. I quit . 1-5-61c '70 CHEVELLE SS, 396, exBelpre, Ohio by Kaiser Mike Benedum . From the largest T ...~ ,. ' Aluminum, phone 423-9531. cellent condition, many ex l -5-31c COLONI,/\L Maple stereo-radio, Bulldozer Radiator to the l-4-12fc tra s, ca ll 614-992-2252 AM-FM radio, 4 speakers, 4 Smallest Healer 'Core. -WA-N-=T--cW-:::O:::R--:-K:--a-:1---,h:-o-m-e- ad· even ings. speed automati c turntable . Nathan Biggs . dresslna and stuffing en l-7-6tp Balanc,a. 579.32. Use our Radiator Spocialisf velopesf Rush self-stamped -~---::-=--=-~~ budget terms. Call 992-7085. 1967 DODGE Coronet, 2 door envelope to F. Uribe, Box 36, . · 1·5-6tc hardtop, v.a. automatic, Albany, Ohio, 4.5710. 1-6-lfc power steering---$750. David NEW 1971 Zig-Zag Sewing Yosf, phone 843-1242, PortMachine in original factOry land, Ohio. INCOME TAX service, dally Ph. 992·2174 Pomeroy carton. Zig -Zag fo make 1-5-31p except Sunday, evenings by . buttOnholes, sew on buttons, appointment. Mrs . Wanda . m,onO!irams, and make fancy 1950 WHITE truck, tandem Eblin, Laurel Cliff Road, I . . d~jgnswilh justthe twist of a drive, 14 ft. flat steel, air mile wnt of Meigs County · · Angle diaL Left In lay-a-way brakes-$500. Phone 698-5419. UPHOLSTERING SERVICE, Fairground on Rt. 7 bypass. an·~;~ never been used. Will sell 1-5-31p complete selection of fabrics Phone 992-2272 . for only S47 .00 cash, or credit 1-J.JOic and vinyl to choose from . terms available. Phone 992Pick-up and delivery. Slater 5641. Upholstering, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, Real Estate For Sale KOSCOT KOSMETICS and wigs 1-5-61c phone 992-3617. for sale. Brown's. Phone 992{- -- - - - HOU SE, 4 rooms and bath, 12-27-30tp NEIGL lng Supply~ 5113. ELECTROLUX Vacuum completely remodeled. New -,--,------.,.--Free on building 12-31 -lfc Cleaner complete wifh atfurnace, kitchen cabinets , WHEEL allghment your new Will. draw O'DELL tachments, cordwinder and fully carpeted. Located in located at Crossroads, Rt. 12Aprints fa suit lhe lay of your ABOUT YOUR WEIGHT ... ' paint spray. Used but In li ke Middleport. Phone 992-2362. Complete front end service, land . Call Guy Nelgler, overweight ladles, teens and I-5·61C new condition. Pay S3M5 tune up and brake service. Racine, Ohio., For repair and men Interested In a Weight cash or budget plan available. Wheels balanced elecalumlnum siding, soffel and Watchers ( RI Class In Phone 992-5641. NICE 2-sto!y home with full Ironically . All work gutter. Call Donald Smith, Pomeroy write : Weight l-5-6tc basement, 2 lots, new forced guaranteed . Reasonable Racine, Ohio. Watchers (RL 11163 Sed/on air furnace. Near Pomeroy. rates. Phone 992-3213 . 10-7-tfc Rd., Cincinnati, Ohio 45237. Elementary School. Phone INVENTORY SALE 7-27-tfi: 10-3-lfc 992-7284 to see. BACKHOE AND DOZER work. 11-7-lfc Se~tlc tanks installed. George C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer SAVE up to one half. Bring your Clearance Sale! ----:--(Bill) Pullins. Phone m ·2478. Complete Service - s'lck TV to Chuck's TV shop, HOUSE, 1642 Lincoln Heights. 4·25-tfc Buy Any Fuel Oil Phone 949-3821 " 151 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy, Call Danny Thompson, 992Racine, Ohio Phone 992-5080. 2196. Crill Bradford 11 -21-lfc 17-901c 5-1-tfc Card of Thanks Mrs. Okey AUTOMOBILE Insurance been sharp model priced to please. by kindness SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED R EASONABI,.E rates. Ph. 446• 4782, Gallipolis. John Russell, . Owner & Operafor. . · · 5-12-lfc . 350 \l-8 engine, automatic, power steering ctansol.e, 25 Per Cent Discount on paid Fridays & Saturdays ad• and ads paid within 10 ' 10 'til 2 da ys. · CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY Music The Kasuals Sl.SO for SO word minimum. Each additional word 2c . 4 piece band and 2 female · . IlL I NO ADS Additional 2Sc Charge per . songers·from Beverly, Ohio. Advertisement. GUN SHOOT sponsored Sunday OFFICE HOURS by Racine American Legion 8:30a .m. to 5:00p.m. Dally, an Mile Hill Road. Steaks, 8:30 a .m. to 12:00 Noon ham"' and bacon. Saturday . 1-6-21c FOUR NEW HOMES OPEN FOR INSPECTION ONE,Hot.IE IN RACINE TWO HOMES IN SYRACUSE . ONE HOME IN MIDDLEPORT NO MONEY DOWN 100 PCT. FINANCING AVAILABLE A ,3 bedroom 'S16,9oo.bo _homi! can be - purchased with a · monfhly payment as low as $65.00 for a family with' a base salary -of $5,000.00 and three children. 711, Pet. annual percentage rille. · ---'----'- 13,500 mile> by local owner . Full equipment includes, rad1o, w-w tires. wh . covers. You can appreciate a car like this, but we priced if for immediate sale. 1970 CAMARO COUPE $279S FIRE!! ~ READY-MIX CONCRETE de· livered right, to your pro led . Fast and easy. ~ree estimates. Phone 992-3284 . Goegleln Ready -Mi x' Co. , Middleport, Ohio. 6-30-lfc V-8 engine with turbo hydromatlc, power steering, E. Whispering. Pines Minimum Charge75c 12 cents per word three SE PTIC tanks cl•aned. Miller Saflilation, Stewart, Ohio. Ph. 662-3035. . -2-1Nfc BAlLS GOIN'T0 BE A DADSURN lJusiness Services HARRISON'S TV and Antenna !.ervlce. Phone 992-2522. 6-10-lfc 1971 CHEVELLE MALIBU CPE. $3595 Sa ndalwood with brown vinyl lop, factory air condliloned, DANCE For Want Ad Service Po'• roy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY LOOI<V, PAW !! , I ' THINK TATER'S Business Services. WANT· ADS INFORMATION GUN SHOOT, Forked Run DEADLINES Sportsman Club, Sunday . 5 P .M. Day Before Jan . 9, 12 noon. Pvbllcatlon l-5-3tc Monday Deadline 9 a.m. Cancellation & Corrections Will be accepfed unt/19 a .m. for SHOOT/ NG Mafch, Sa turda y, Jan. 8, a.t the Ra cine Planing Pay of Publication Mill al 6 p.m. Factory choke REGULATIONS guns ontd . Assorted meat. The Publisher reserves the ,Sponsore by the Syracus ~ right to edit or reject any ads Fire Dept. deemed objectional. The l -5-3tc publisher · will not be responsible for more than one Incorrect lhsertlon. RATES rM POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992-2094 606 E. Main · Pomeroy ' ' OFFICE SUPPLIES and FURNITU~E Stop In and ' See Our Floor Display. SIEGLER HEATER GET FREE GASO~ALLEY OPTOMETRIST 200 Gallons Fuel Oil When You Buy Any Siegler Healer Thru Jan. 15. OFF ICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE 'AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT ST., 1'11 put mlj nice warm arm around 40u! •OMIIOY Joe- w. Coroov, M1r . . .. ~. . tfl·l\11 COAL, limestone . Excelsior Salt Works E. Main St. Pomeroy . Phone 992·3891. Goble Mobile Homes, Middleport ' 51 X ROOM house, 133 Buller nul Ave. Contact Ed Hedrick, 2137 Wadsworth Drive, Columbus, POODLE puppies, Silver Toy, Ohio, phone 237-4334: Park view Kennels, Phone 99211 -21 -ffc 5443. 8-15-tfc 4-9-tfc house, bath, business, or storage building Phone 985-3529. Great January Cleland Realty LONG BOTTOM - Five room $6,500. 12-19-301c TROPICAL FISH, fancy guppies, angels and breeders, Bellas and supplies. Phone 992-S443. 12-30-ttc 608 East Main POMEROY CLELAND REALTY 608 East Main POMEROY APPLES - Fitzpatrick Or- MIDDLE PORT - 2 or 3 bedrooms , bath, lull chards, State Route 689, phone Wilkesville, 669-3787. basement, 2 nice level lots, 9-3-tfc carpet~ , paneled. A STEAL AT JUST $8.900.00. For Sale 36" X23" X .009 Aluminum Sheets USED OFFSET PLATES HAV-E MANY USES 8 for $1.00 " " I llf Ol \ I I I EVERY MOBILE BUSINESS - CARRY-OUT DOING A GOOD BUSINESS - EXCELLENT LOCATION - ONLY INTERESTED PARTIES NEED CALL HOME ' NoW ON SALE RUTLAND - BUSINESS FOR • SALE - has living quarters over, MODERN, 3 bedrooms, bath, NOT VERY OLD. AN EXCELLENT BUSINESS FOR A COUPLE WITH A GREAT FUTURE. CALL FOR INFORMATION. TO BUY OR SELL IN A . HURRY CALL US TODAY. HENRY E. CLELAND REALTOR Residence 992-2568 Office Phone 992-2259 l-4-6lc The ~~~$6795, ' $5995. $5795 NOW Two bedrooms, fully carpeted, house type front door & rear jalousie, 30 gal. wafer healer, front bow window. •6895 WAS $7895, NOW '6995 65X12 BELMONT 65Xl4 VAN DYKE Front utility, 2 bedrooms, house type door, rear jalousie, 30 gal. wafer heater. Raised kltch"'' & dining area. WAS $6795, N()W '5995 54X12 FLAMINGO Two bed looms, house type door, rear jalousie & screens, 30 gal. water heater. WAS $5295, NOW '4895 39. Open· ACROSS l.Siiee of Unoetamble tb... fwr Jumbles, one letter to each equare, to form four ordinary wonlo. ' 7.Mister 10, Biblical weave fabric strueture 4D.Master- 11. Kind of U.Impetuserving band ousardor IZ. Bar order Stratagem in Weal· t. Redactor DOWN ' ems IJ. Sllppelf 16. Aicend l.Seope: U.Getlostl _ extent 19. Glut Ye.lerd•r'• A111wer 15. Ward for Z.Belsian ZZ. lmpudel\t a torpedo U. Purplish! zt. Binge city 18. Talk, I. "It's " red ' 30. modem (unintelll· :U.Luslrous theater style 31.Board mineral !llble> 11.SpUce 25. Refuse 36. Printer's t.Turhan 18. Continue purchase 21. Some10. Unde,in thing n . Maltplus 5. VItiate Scotland 6. Proficient earned hops :ti. Facility U.Donkey S.~ee I CA.l1J(; 60112 FLAMINGO MANOR BUYS! Cathedral root, fully carpeted, Early American decor, rear jalouole, storms · · & s~reens , 30 gal. wetar heater. Lots bl exfras. WAS $6295, NOW . '5895 ' These pr_ices include delive~y a_nd ~et up. This is a lot clearance sale. These untls m~sl be sold and ;t wrll pay you to come and see, whether you buy no.w 0.r not .::~~~e~e price,s ,for Janu11ry only! Complete financing. ,. ' - . Ta II( to D;m~Thompson, Tom Lave"c!~r or I • Goble~- Mobile 1 586 LOCUST ST., , ', Joe .Hood Homes, Inc. MIDDLEPORT Open. Daily;lO to 6- Sunday 1:OOto 5:00 ~~' " r " " ' .,, . .,., , ,,.,,... •. ! h ••· ~·-" "'' a. talk U.Medlt. lill.,d ,., A STORM CENTER IN MANY HO\.SEHOL.D5. 1 Now ........,. the circled letten to form the IUrprioe 11111wer, u • . ~::::=:h:;~==-=~:;:~::::::_...::;•uneoted by the above cartoon. . , Ef.: IJ/Jit:j V I I._ _;.P=ritt! ' !5. 11 Lorna r tJ I 1 I I = ~ =SIIII=PIISI=AHSWIII == IIIR'----'1 A Ct I I I I JI - " (A.ntwn• tomorrow)' 16. Paui;s companion :t7. Ego Z8. Lo\vyer (abbr.) Zfl. Levee protettlon 32. Doloreo Del 13. Thickness M.Lind Jumbf, ., ENTRT Yetlerd•y'• PIOUS CAMPUS FAUCET An••~r1 Tltm••'' ht> lulmtlf"tf,uf lh f' .-rn , lrf' uu••l II~ work m1 rltr lund - A SERF I NEVER ~HTI 'O measure ____.....__ '. ' WAS $85.95, NOW •7495 ' ------- ------ F•.ont & rea• bedrooni, bath & 112, fully carpeted, hou.., lyf" door & rear jalousie, 30 gal. water healer . Three bedrooms, storm doors & arilt<er 1to Mechanic Street Pomeroy, Ohio '68 FORD pickup, 25,000 miles. LOTS wide bed, custom cab - IN MEI GS school di st ri ct . $1.400: '65 Mustang, V-8, 4 Reslricfed area. $2,000.00. Home, 8 x 15, pri ced very reasonable, ideal for con. speed - 5225; '64 Ford con.verllble, . excellent condition NEW strudion workers . For fur· - S400. Phone m -6048. 4 BEDROOMS, 2 baths, hot thfir information phone 7425922 or 742-5602. l-4-5tc water heal. Fireplace, dish· washer . Full basement . 1-7-31c '69 VOLKSWAGEN, 2 door Double garage. 5 wooded ------sed(\n, delu xe, 4 speed, radio DON'T PUMP your sluggish acres. Only 539,000.00. - Sl, 100; '69 Dodge: Swinger, sept ic tank . Get Klean-Em2 door hardtop ; V-8, standard, AII Septic Tank Clea ner . 3 BEDROOMS yellow with black vinyl top,: NI CE bath , lloor furnace , La ndm ark Farm Bureau, 36.000 , miles , still under f l replace. Dining room , Pomeroy . 1-7-ltc warra n1y - $1,075. Phone 992- basement. Garage, Larg e lot. . 6048. Some fruif. ()nly $8,000.00. i-4-51c WHITEFACE bull 2 years old, 2 BEDROOMS , really nice . Price $300. See Hilton Wolfe, Racine, Ohio, 1965 FOR_D pickup, V-8, custom NICE lillie c,ozy place. Bath, beauflful . . oa·k , ·1/oors. - cab, w i th overdrive , A-·1 949-3211. con dition. Phone 0 . C. Gilpin, Basement. Only $6,500.00. , , 1-6-31p Coolville 667-3593. 3 BEDjlQoMS ' ' 1-7,31p SORREL riding horse, 2112. NEAT, 1'1• baths, large living, years old, or will frade for call/e. See Harley Haning, 52 CH EVROLET , pickup, dining, wa/l.to wa·ll carpeting, perfect condition , . $900 . gas fl~place .. Modern kitPomeroy, Ohio, phone 992chen, refrigerator, electric Se r iOus inquiries only. Phone 6380. range, garbage disposal. 992-6083. ' l -6-3tp . Double garage. . 12-29-IOip . WE HAVE "SETTLING Eslale---'60xl2 37 PROPERTIES Bar ron mobile· home ~ air 1968 PONTIAC Flreblrd. 350 Cu. HELEN L. TEAFORD, con~llloned, furnished . Call ln.. 4·sp'1e<f, · black-red In· ASSOCIATE Coolville 667-3838. ter ior. PhOI'e 949·292;. . 992~»25 m -2371 l-6·3tc 1-3-61p 12-31-6tc -;------~- Two bedrooms, ·front kitchen, fully carpeted, house type front door, rear jalousie, 30 ga I. water healer. · screens, 30 gal. wafer healer. With Balh 8. 1;, WAS S639l · SR. Auto Sales 60X12 KING (2) 65X12 LIBERTY Daily Sentinel TEAFORD Pomeroy, Ohio 65X12 KING WAS $8495, NOW Virgil~J .. 111 Court St. ~WJ~~;t:.;.;::!!!.-Jc 5ff l)(E fJ/¥1 WHEN I'D 6E WEARIN6A DRE5S To '35. City in N.Y. 17. Encour· age • ~HOOl ' 18. YoQngster i>AILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here'a how to work It: ~L.. AXTDLBAAXB II LONGFELLOW I)•• letter simply stands for onotber. In lhla sample A Is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, r - - - - - - - - - - - , apollrophea, the len/llh and formation of the wo~a are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. t,.;;;'\ A Cl')'plo..... Qflolatloa .U OWY LRO 'ZLC YO GOGUTTH WXZFX IIZL YCO ORCCYXJ Zll OXZ -F , UXA JZGXCUYXO -UX A . VZXRO. . - OZGLPR GXWXZFX ._,...,__ Ye~terdQ'a CrJploquote: THE YOUNG SUFFER LESS -. FROM THEIR OWN' MISTAKES THAN FROM THF; WISDOM ~~:_.~__..f.:_-:--::=:_!!J OF THE OLD.- VANVENARGUES (o JD72 ·King Future:; Syndirnlr , In~.) ., ' . ' . �,, . / ,_ ) ' .' 1-'The oaUy Senllnel;Middleport:Pomerov. 0 .. Jan. 7. 1972 Classifieds 'Get -(lctionl Se_ntine_r Classifieds Get Results~' ' ~sentinel Notice . 5 cents per Wor'd one Insertion clock, P. B., radio, Rally wheels with w-w tires, Fri. & rear guards. Retail $4155. Co. official car & Sf"clally priced. 1971 DODGE POL.A,RA . ' . $2895 Custom V-8, 4 door, pow er steering & brakes, automatic trans. Dark green lin ish with green vinyl root, spotless· interior with seat covered with clear plastic. Less than consecutive Insertions. 18 cents Rer word six con·secutlve insertions. Nile Club beautiful dark green, tlnished with green vinyl roof. Less than 22,000 mi les by local owner, radio, new w-w tires. A Pomeroy Motor Co. MOB/tE HOMES . Large selection8-10 - 12widn, 1 to4 never be DOCTOR'". .· 1 '" i stereo, Selvice & Repair walnut stereo-radio com- • •~ • calls and those who held prayers for Chuck Quillen and also for the food. Special thanks to John Zerkle and sister Hallie, the pallbearers, the tiring squad, Ewing Funeral Home and any one who helped In any other way. The wife, mother, sisters and brothers. The Quillen family. 1-7-ltc WE WISH Ia e xpress our deepest appr~latlon to the staff of Veterans Memorial Hospital, Dr._ Pickens, Rev. Ror, W. Carter for his consol ng words and prayers. Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home, friends and neighbors SEWING In my home. Will make drapes, cushions . during the Illness and death of Phone 992-6879. For Rent our beloved mother and . 1-3-12fp grandmother. Your kindness Is deeply appreciated. May INSTRUCTION In organ and NICE trailer, I bedroom, ideal God bless you all. The Family for couple, . 10 miles north of ·plano. Gerald Hoffner, phone of Mrs. Jessie Sisson. Pomeroy, $65 a month. Phone .. m~2s . ';: 1-7-ltc 992-7479; .. 1-4-61c 1-4-lfc - - -- - - - . - Wanted To Rent 2 BEDROOM mob1/e home , -Employment Wanted fur ni shed , utiliti es paid , 3 BEDROOM house In Racine or HAVE ' WELDER, will travel. avai lable now. Phone 992 Syracuse area. Phone 99'2 Local certified welder with 7384. 7677. mobile gas welder wan ts 1-4-3fc l-7-31c welding jobs. Any evening - - - -- after Hilt .and all day TRAILER, Brown's Trailer Saturday. Pnone 992-5271 . Park , Mlnersvilre, Ohio, phone 992-3324. - - - - ---.c.·l-·3-61p 1-4"tc Mn. Ewlya Brlekleo &mday School attendance at Lost HOUSE in Racine, will be the United Metbodlst Oturch LOST- Black and while Beagle aval:able the 14th day ol dog, mostly black. Liberal January . 6 room s and bath. was 63 and offering was '19.84. reward. Phone 742-41S7. basement. Phone 992-5249 , Worship attendance was 42 and Earl Custer . l-6-61p ol!ering S47.89. l-7-3tc Mr. and Mrs. Errol Griffin Wanted To Buy -----::-~---• ROOM house, 3rd 51. in and family of Indianapolis, OLD FURNITURE, Round OOk Mason, new ly painted . Phope · Ind., visited his grandmother, fables , Brass beds, dishes, 882-2971 . ' Mrs. Lola Griffin Sunday. clocks, :and -or complete l -7-31c households . Wrlfe M. D. - - - - - Mr. and Mrs. David Riggs Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio. and family of VIenna, W.Va., BEDROOM and 2 bedroom Call ~-6271. mobile homes. Adults only. and Mrs. Leota Massar and 12-17-tfc Phone 992-S592. granddaughter' Diana Massar' 12-19-lfc of Eastern visited Sunday with Sale Trade TRAILER LOTS, Bob's Mobile Mrs. Leone Babcock who is ill. 1971 JEEPwill se ll or trade Court, Rl. 124, Syracuse, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. James Watson for pickup truck. 8,000 miles, 992-2951 . and family of Kentucky were electric ·wench, full cab, 4-2-tfc S3SOO: Contact Charles - - - - - - called back to their home here Johnston. Hemlock Grove, NEW 2-BEDROOM. double by the death of his grand-Phone 992-6777. wide, mobile home on lot In mother at Winfield, W. Va. Syracuse . Completely fur Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hownished . Phone 992-2441 after S p.m. ard, Lancaster, caUed on his LEGAL NOTICE 1-3-lfc sister, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin INVITATION TO BID Sealed proposals will be 2 BEDROOM mobile home In Walker Monday. at thtt VIllage Clerk 's Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Carter received. Racine area. Phone 992,6329. Office, Middleport V Illage 12-14-lfc and son, Jeff, of ROcky MoWlt, Clerk's Office. Race Street Middleport, Ohio , until 4:00 North Carolina, spent p .m . Jan . 14, 1972 o!lnd opened as FURNISHED and unfurn ished Ouistmas week here with her soon as practi cable thereafter, apartments. Close to school. perfor.riling and executing parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil for Phone 992-5434 .. the Contract for : M iddl eport -' 10-18-tfc Caldwell and her brother, Mr. Fire Department , Race Street at North Fourth Street, M id and Mrs. Kenneth Caldwell. dleport, Oh io, · Sale Mr. and )\Irs. Blain Taylor . In accordance With ine plans spent SWlday with relaUves in and speclflce.llons , and all 2 YEAR OLD, 5 h.p. Ward's Riding Mower ~ SIOO, also 9 West Virginia. ' Contract do~ uments conta ined - -- - - - Tuppers Plains For -or - ----- For her~ f n , prepared by AubleAll the chUdren and their . MHchelt - Burge s s and families of Mrs. Effie Watson Associ ates , ·H'l West f Sta te Street, Athens , Ohio 45701 , 7188 Pippin Road, Cincinnati, Oh io spent Sunday with her. Mr. and Mrs. Deryle Well returned home SUnday from ·a trip to Florida where they spent the holida ys . , Miss Judy Perry of Parkersburg spen t t he holidays here with Mrs. Bessie Webster. Mrs. • Bessie Webster received word of the death of her alster-Ul~aw, Mrs. Grace Webster of Columbus. SP4 James Watson of the U. S. Army hM" received his honorable discharge and returned lo his home here. •5239. Plans and specifications may be pi cked up at the Arch itec t's Oft lce or at th e Middleport VIllage Clerk's Office : 4112 West Stat e Street, Athens , Ohio •S70 1; Race Street, MiddlepOrt OhiO. I A deposit is requ ired as called tor In the "Instruction to Bid - ders." Bids shall be sealed and enclosed In a sealed enveloped delivered to the Clerk ' s Off ice, 237 Race Sl., Mlddleporl, Oh io •5760_,_ . . The envelope shall be en dor sed as foll ows In the upper left hllnd corner : Propose I tor (Indicate .Class · of Work) For · <tndi cate Pro.iect) 1I' • Additional· Information .m.&y be secured from the Off ice of A,uble - Mitcheii . Burge u & Associates, 41/2 w. State Atheru Oh io 45701 . .We talk to ,au like'~*"'"l pers0rL I . WMP0/1390 ' Each bid must be ac companied by a bid bond of 10 pet. of the proposed contract at the 'time of bid open ing and the successful bidder wilt be reQuired to post a 100 pet. performance bond based· on his bid t9t11 . This emount must be Sfatei:J in dollars and cents . The owi'lefs ruerve the right to reject any or all b) ds, or to accept the bid which embraces such combination of alternate proposals as may promote the best Interests Of the Village of Middleport, , Gene Grate, Clerk ON YOU. DIAL /age of Middleport ( 11) 24, 31 VII {1) 7, 14, 41 . • Also Furnace Repair PH•.992·7260 .. .{ ff . overhead gar~ge dopr - S50. Phone Reedsville 6673041 . l-4-6fc -~~--- 1969 SY LVAN mobil e home 51.500 ~nd take over paym·ents of S59.07. Phone 992-2098. l-4-41p ----1959 HOL/ DAY Rambler Mobile 'IOU SHOIJLP 'IHINK IF 1-..oDU'Ii'F SUPf'OEiE~ U6E A KEY. 10 COLLECr· "/HE · ..__.,."'...._CHMIGE: ... ·m .sao3 , 742-3947 992-3898 742-4761 We art fully ln1ured EXPERT Wheel Alignment ' - --''·" ' • j ,, !!-H£lXJ£SIV 1TREALIZEH£'t..L e£71¥£ MOST #lA~ C-HILP ISTii/,5 NICE 'NUFF. · AUioiT f!>ESS!E? IN AMERICA .'r- $5.551 -GUARANTEED~one 992~2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto Open ITill Monday thru Solvrday 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0 . REFRIGERATION SERVICE bors and relatives for their flowers, cards , telephone i~'· •• ·service. C&M and brother. I WANT to thank friends, neigh - •I . CALL HILTONWOLFE,n9-32lt · DALE 992-2534 SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. Pa inter. Your PERSCRIPTION !! 240 Lincoln St. Middleport. Ohio Obi Anthony Plumbing Wo have a complell Home " Maln,lenance Service _lite year around. No maner what your need. Complell roof or spoullnt 'repair. ·Interior or exterior carpentry. Ceiling Hie and Paneling and Siding. Complete Plumbing & Heating. · · Day Number 992-2550 We have 24 hr. emergency . Mayme Custer. Winnie Dalley and Cliff Johnson . 1-7-ltc ••. . ' BILLNELSON, 992-36S7 TOM CROW, 992-2580 Auto Sales WALNUT IJIN WRIT HIS 'F'UST ,~ 24-Hour Se~ice forgotten. God bless all of you. ' your ~ For S.ale RAIN, MAW, WT HE JEST AU. WEA111ER ROOFING & CONSTRUCfiON & PLUMBING CO. " Home Units Erne~t Johnson . Especially Crow's Steak House. Mr . and Mrs. George Schneider and Daisy Roush , Syracu se Ladies Auxll iary, ,Ewing Funeral Home and Mr. and His sisters Ill'" 1'PMEROY, OHIO Lo st · "'O'RE RlciHT AS AU WE WISH to thank anyone who helped in any way at the ti me of the death of our brother, will @) -· OPEN I!VE$.1:00 P.M. Mobile Homes For Sale cance.lled? operator's license? Call 9922966. 6-15-lfc modern 1970 W-30· OLDSMOBILE 442, automatic, factory stereo bination , 4-s peaker so und bedrooms, bank repos and tape. Lots of ex-tras. Like new. • system, 4-speed c hanger . used, some practically new. Call 992-24.41 after 5 p,m. . TO WHOM II may concern I was Balance $68.70. Use our Commercial & · · 11-28-lfc Save up to '1•- R. A. or Don riot kicked off the basketball Call 992-7085. budget terms. Miller, 705 Farson Street, team. I quit . 1-5-61c '70 CHEVELLE SS, 396, exBelpre, Ohio by Kaiser Mike Benedum . From the largest T ...~ ,. ' Aluminum, phone 423-9531. cellent condition, many ex l -5-31c COLONI,/\L Maple stereo-radio, Bulldozer Radiator to the l-4-12fc tra s, ca ll 614-992-2252 AM-FM radio, 4 speakers, 4 Smallest Healer 'Core. -WA-N-=T--cW-:::O:::R--:-K:--a-:1---,h:-o-m-e- ad· even ings. speed automati c turntable . Nathan Biggs . dresslna and stuffing en l-7-6tp Balanc,a. 579.32. Use our Radiator Spocialisf velopesf Rush self-stamped -~---::-=--=-~~ budget terms. Call 992-7085. 1967 DODGE Coronet, 2 door envelope to F. Uribe, Box 36, . · 1·5-6tc hardtop, v.a. automatic, Albany, Ohio, 4.5710. 1-6-lfc power steering---$750. David NEW 1971 Zig-Zag Sewing Yosf, phone 843-1242, PortMachine in original factOry land, Ohio. INCOME TAX service, dally Ph. 992·2174 Pomeroy carton. Zig -Zag fo make 1-5-31p except Sunday, evenings by . buttOnholes, sew on buttons, appointment. Mrs . Wanda . m,onO!irams, and make fancy 1950 WHITE truck, tandem Eblin, Laurel Cliff Road, I . . d~jgnswilh justthe twist of a drive, 14 ft. flat steel, air mile wnt of Meigs County · · Angle diaL Left In lay-a-way brakes-$500. Phone 698-5419. UPHOLSTERING SERVICE, Fairground on Rt. 7 bypass. an·~;~ never been used. Will sell 1-5-31p complete selection of fabrics Phone 992-2272 . for only S47 .00 cash, or credit 1-J.JOic and vinyl to choose from . terms available. Phone 992Pick-up and delivery. Slater 5641. Upholstering, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, Real Estate For Sale KOSCOT KOSMETICS and wigs 1-5-61c phone 992-3617. for sale. Brown's. Phone 992{- -- - - - HOU SE, 4 rooms and bath, 12-27-30tp NEIGL lng Supply~ 5113. ELECTROLUX Vacuum completely remodeled. New -,--,------.,.--Free on building 12-31 -lfc Cleaner complete wifh atfurnace, kitchen cabinets , WHEEL allghment your new Will. draw O'DELL tachments, cordwinder and fully carpeted. Located in located at Crossroads, Rt. 12Aprints fa suit lhe lay of your ABOUT YOUR WEIGHT ... ' paint spray. Used but In li ke Middleport. Phone 992-2362. Complete front end service, land . Call Guy Nelgler, overweight ladles, teens and I-5·61C new condition. Pay S3M5 tune up and brake service. Racine, Ohio., For repair and men Interested In a Weight cash or budget plan available. Wheels balanced elecalumlnum siding, soffel and Watchers ( RI Class In Phone 992-5641. NICE 2-sto!y home with full Ironically . All work gutter. Call Donald Smith, Pomeroy write : Weight l-5-6tc basement, 2 lots, new forced guaranteed . Reasonable Racine, Ohio. Watchers (RL 11163 Sed/on air furnace. Near Pomeroy. rates. Phone 992-3213 . 10-7-tfc Rd., Cincinnati, Ohio 45237. Elementary School. Phone INVENTORY SALE 7-27-tfi: 10-3-lfc 992-7284 to see. BACKHOE AND DOZER work. 11-7-lfc Se~tlc tanks installed. George C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer SAVE up to one half. Bring your Clearance Sale! ----:--(Bill) Pullins. Phone m ·2478. Complete Service - s'lck TV to Chuck's TV shop, HOUSE, 1642 Lincoln Heights. 4·25-tfc Buy Any Fuel Oil Phone 949-3821 " 151 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy, Call Danny Thompson, 992Racine, Ohio Phone 992-5080. 2196. Crill Bradford 11 -21-lfc 17-901c 5-1-tfc Card of Thanks Mrs. Okey AUTOMOBILE Insurance been sharp model priced to please. by kindness SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED R EASONABI,.E rates. Ph. 446• 4782, Gallipolis. John Russell, . Owner & Operafor. . · · 5-12-lfc . 350 \l-8 engine, automatic, power steering ctansol.e, 25 Per Cent Discount on paid Fridays & Saturdays ad• and ads paid within 10 ' 10 'til 2 da ys. · CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY Music The Kasuals Sl.SO for SO word minimum. Each additional word 2c . 4 piece band and 2 female · . IlL I NO ADS Additional 2Sc Charge per . songers·from Beverly, Ohio. Advertisement. GUN SHOOT sponsored Sunday OFFICE HOURS by Racine American Legion 8:30a .m. to 5:00p.m. Dally, an Mile Hill Road. Steaks, 8:30 a .m. to 12:00 Noon ham"' and bacon. Saturday . 1-6-21c FOUR NEW HOMES OPEN FOR INSPECTION ONE,Hot.IE IN RACINE TWO HOMES IN SYRACUSE . ONE HOME IN MIDDLEPORT NO MONEY DOWN 100 PCT. FINANCING AVAILABLE A ,3 bedroom 'S16,9oo.bo _homi! can be - purchased with a · monfhly payment as low as $65.00 for a family with' a base salary -of $5,000.00 and three children. 711, Pet. annual percentage rille. · ---'----'- 13,500 mile> by local owner . Full equipment includes, rad1o, w-w tires. wh . covers. You can appreciate a car like this, but we priced if for immediate sale. 1970 CAMARO COUPE $279S FIRE!! ~ READY-MIX CONCRETE de· livered right, to your pro led . Fast and easy. ~ree estimates. Phone 992-3284 . Goegleln Ready -Mi x' Co. , Middleport, Ohio. 6-30-lfc V-8 engine with turbo hydromatlc, power steering, E. Whispering. Pines Minimum Charge75c 12 cents per word three SE PTIC tanks cl•aned. Miller Saflilation, Stewart, Ohio. Ph. 662-3035. . -2-1Nfc BAlLS GOIN'T0 BE A DADSURN lJusiness Services HARRISON'S TV and Antenna !.ervlce. Phone 992-2522. 6-10-lfc 1971 CHEVELLE MALIBU CPE. $3595 Sa ndalwood with brown vinyl lop, factory air condliloned, DANCE For Want Ad Service Po'• roy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY LOOI<V, PAW !! , I ' THINK TATER'S Business Services. WANT· ADS INFORMATION GUN SHOOT, Forked Run DEADLINES Sportsman Club, Sunday . 5 P .M. Day Before Jan . 9, 12 noon. Pvbllcatlon l-5-3tc Monday Deadline 9 a.m. Cancellation & Corrections Will be accepfed unt/19 a .m. for SHOOT/ NG Mafch, Sa turda y, Jan. 8, a.t the Ra cine Planing Pay of Publication Mill al 6 p.m. Factory choke REGULATIONS guns ontd . Assorted meat. The Publisher reserves the ,Sponsore by the Syracus ~ right to edit or reject any ads Fire Dept. deemed objectional. The l -5-3tc publisher · will not be responsible for more than one Incorrect lhsertlon. RATES rM POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992-2094 606 E. Main · Pomeroy ' ' OFFICE SUPPLIES and FURNITU~E Stop In and ' See Our Floor Display. SIEGLER HEATER GET FREE GASO~ALLEY OPTOMETRIST 200 Gallons Fuel Oil When You Buy Any Siegler Healer Thru Jan. 15. OFF ICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE 'AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT ST., 1'11 put mlj nice warm arm around 40u! •OMIIOY Joe- w. Coroov, M1r . . .. ~. . tfl·l\11 COAL, limestone . Excelsior Salt Works E. Main St. Pomeroy . Phone 992·3891. Goble Mobile Homes, Middleport ' 51 X ROOM house, 133 Buller nul Ave. Contact Ed Hedrick, 2137 Wadsworth Drive, Columbus, POODLE puppies, Silver Toy, Ohio, phone 237-4334: Park view Kennels, Phone 99211 -21 -ffc 5443. 8-15-tfc 4-9-tfc house, bath, business, or storage building Phone 985-3529. Great January Cleland Realty LONG BOTTOM - Five room $6,500. 12-19-301c TROPICAL FISH, fancy guppies, angels and breeders, Bellas and supplies. Phone 992-S443. 12-30-ttc 608 East Main POMEROY CLELAND REALTY 608 East Main POMEROY APPLES - Fitzpatrick Or- MIDDLE PORT - 2 or 3 bedrooms , bath, lull chards, State Route 689, phone Wilkesville, 669-3787. basement, 2 nice level lots, 9-3-tfc carpet~ , paneled. A STEAL AT JUST $8.900.00. For Sale 36" X23" X .009 Aluminum Sheets USED OFFSET PLATES HAV-E MANY USES 8 for $1.00 " " I llf Ol \ I I I EVERY MOBILE BUSINESS - CARRY-OUT DOING A GOOD BUSINESS - EXCELLENT LOCATION - ONLY INTERESTED PARTIES NEED CALL HOME ' NoW ON SALE RUTLAND - BUSINESS FOR • SALE - has living quarters over, MODERN, 3 bedrooms, bath, NOT VERY OLD. AN EXCELLENT BUSINESS FOR A COUPLE WITH A GREAT FUTURE. CALL FOR INFORMATION. TO BUY OR SELL IN A . HURRY CALL US TODAY. HENRY E. CLELAND REALTOR Residence 992-2568 Office Phone 992-2259 l-4-6lc The ~~~$6795, ' $5995. $5795 NOW Two bedrooms, fully carpeted, house type front door & rear jalousie, 30 gal. wafer healer, front bow window. •6895 WAS $7895, NOW '6995 65X12 BELMONT 65Xl4 VAN DYKE Front utility, 2 bedrooms, house type door, rear jalousie, 30 gal. wafer heater. Raised kltch"'' & dining area. WAS $6795, N()W '5995 54X12 FLAMINGO Two bed looms, house type door, rear jalousie & screens, 30 gal. water heater. WAS $5295, NOW '4895 39. Open· ACROSS l.Siiee of Unoetamble tb... fwr Jumbles, one letter to each equare, to form four ordinary wonlo. ' 7.Mister 10, Biblical weave fabric strueture 4D.Master- 11. Kind of U.Impetuserving band ousardor IZ. Bar order Stratagem in Weal· t. Redactor DOWN ' ems IJ. Sllppelf 16. Aicend l.Seope: U.Getlostl _ extent 19. Glut Ye.lerd•r'• A111wer 15. Ward for Z.Belsian ZZ. lmpudel\t a torpedo U. Purplish! zt. Binge city 18. Talk, I. "It's " red ' 30. modem (unintelll· :U.Luslrous theater style 31.Board mineral !llble> 11.SpUce 25. Refuse 36. Printer's t.Turhan 18. Continue purchase 21. Some10. Unde,in thing n . Maltplus 5. VItiate Scotland 6. Proficient earned hops :ti. Facility U.Donkey S.~ee I CA.l1J(; 60112 FLAMINGO MANOR BUYS! Cathedral root, fully carpeted, Early American decor, rear jalouole, storms · · & s~reens , 30 gal. wetar heater. Lots bl exfras. WAS $6295, NOW . '5895 ' These pr_ices include delive~y a_nd ~et up. This is a lot clearance sale. These untls m~sl be sold and ;t wrll pay you to come and see, whether you buy no.w 0.r not .::~~~e~e price,s ,for Janu11ry only! Complete financing. ,. ' - . Ta II( to D;m~Thompson, Tom Lave"c!~r or I • Goble~- Mobile 1 586 LOCUST ST., , ', Joe .Hood Homes, Inc. MIDDLEPORT Open. Daily;lO to 6- Sunday 1:OOto 5:00 ~~' " r " " ' .,, . .,., , ,,.,,... •. ! h ••· ~·-" "'' a. talk U.Medlt. lill.,d ,., A STORM CENTER IN MANY HO\.SEHOL.D5. 1 Now ........,. the circled letten to form the IUrprioe 11111wer, u • . ~::::=:h:;~==-=~:;:~::::::_...::;•uneoted by the above cartoon. . , Ef.: IJ/Jit:j V I I._ _;.P=ritt! ' !5. 11 Lorna r tJ I 1 I I = ~ =SIIII=PIISI=AHSWIII == IIIR'----'1 A Ct I I I I JI - " (A.ntwn• tomorrow)' 16. Paui;s companion :t7. Ego Z8. Lo\vyer (abbr.) Zfl. Levee protettlon 32. Doloreo Del 13. Thickness M.Lind Jumbf, ., ENTRT Yetlerd•y'• PIOUS CAMPUS FAUCET An••~r1 Tltm••'' ht> lulmtlf"tf,uf lh f' .-rn , lrf' uu••l II~ work m1 rltr lund - A SERF I NEVER ~HTI 'O measure ____.....__ '. ' WAS $85.95, NOW •7495 ' ------- ------ F•.ont & rea• bedrooni, bath & 112, fully carpeted, hou.., lyf" door & rear jalousie, 30 gal. water healer . Three bedrooms, storm doors & arilt<er 1to Mechanic Street Pomeroy, Ohio '68 FORD pickup, 25,000 miles. LOTS wide bed, custom cab - IN MEI GS school di st ri ct . $1.400: '65 Mustang, V-8, 4 Reslricfed area. $2,000.00. Home, 8 x 15, pri ced very reasonable, ideal for con. speed - 5225; '64 Ford con.verllble, . excellent condition NEW strudion workers . For fur· - S400. Phone m -6048. 4 BEDROOMS, 2 baths, hot thfir information phone 7425922 or 742-5602. l-4-5tc water heal. Fireplace, dish· washer . Full basement . 1-7-31c '69 VOLKSWAGEN, 2 door Double garage. 5 wooded ------sed(\n, delu xe, 4 speed, radio DON'T PUMP your sluggish acres. Only 539,000.00. - Sl, 100; '69 Dodge: Swinger, sept ic tank . Get Klean-Em2 door hardtop ; V-8, standard, AII Septic Tank Clea ner . 3 BEDROOMS yellow with black vinyl top,: NI CE bath , lloor furnace , La ndm ark Farm Bureau, 36.000 , miles , still under f l replace. Dining room , Pomeroy . 1-7-ltc warra n1y - $1,075. Phone 992- basement. Garage, Larg e lot. . 6048. Some fruif. ()nly $8,000.00. i-4-51c WHITEFACE bull 2 years old, 2 BEDROOMS , really nice . Price $300. See Hilton Wolfe, Racine, Ohio, 1965 FOR_D pickup, V-8, custom NICE lillie c,ozy place. Bath, beauflful . . oa·k , ·1/oors. - cab, w i th overdrive , A-·1 949-3211. con dition. Phone 0 . C. Gilpin, Basement. Only $6,500.00. , , 1-6-31p Coolville 667-3593. 3 BEDjlQoMS ' ' 1-7,31p SORREL riding horse, 2112. NEAT, 1'1• baths, large living, years old, or will frade for call/e. See Harley Haning, 52 CH EVROLET , pickup, dining, wa/l.to wa·ll carpeting, perfect condition , . $900 . gas fl~place .. Modern kitPomeroy, Ohio, phone 992chen, refrigerator, electric Se r iOus inquiries only. Phone 6380. range, garbage disposal. 992-6083. ' l -6-3tp . Double garage. . 12-29-IOip . WE HAVE "SETTLING Eslale---'60xl2 37 PROPERTIES Bar ron mobile· home ~ air 1968 PONTIAC Flreblrd. 350 Cu. HELEN L. TEAFORD, con~llloned, furnished . Call ln.. 4·sp'1e<f, · black-red In· ASSOCIATE Coolville 667-3838. ter ior. PhOI'e 949·292;. . 992~»25 m -2371 l-6·3tc 1-3-61p 12-31-6tc -;------~- Two bedrooms, ·front kitchen, fully carpeted, house type front door, rear jalousie, 30 ga I. water healer. · screens, 30 gal. wafer healer. With Balh 8. 1;, WAS S639l · SR. Auto Sales 60X12 KING (2) 65X12 LIBERTY Daily Sentinel TEAFORD Pomeroy, Ohio 65X12 KING WAS $8495, NOW Virgil~J .. 111 Court St. ~WJ~~;t:.;.;::!!!.-Jc 5ff l)(E fJ/¥1 WHEN I'D 6E WEARIN6A DRE5S To '35. City in N.Y. 17. Encour· age • ~HOOl ' 18. YoQngster i>AILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here'a how to work It: ~L.. AXTDLBAAXB II LONGFELLOW I)•• letter simply stands for onotber. In lhla sample A Is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, r - - - - - - - - - - - , apollrophea, the len/llh and formation of the wo~a are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. t,.;;;'\ A Cl')'plo..... Qflolatloa .U OWY LRO 'ZLC YO GOGUTTH WXZFX IIZL YCO ORCCYXJ Zll OXZ -F , UXA JZGXCUYXO -UX A . VZXRO. . - OZGLPR GXWXZFX ._,...,__ Ye~terdQ'a CrJploquote: THE YOUNG SUFFER LESS -. FROM THEIR OWN' MISTAKES THAN FROM THF; WISDOM ~~:_.~__..f.:_-:--::=:_!!J OF THE OLD.- VANVENARGUES (o JD72 ·King Future:; Syndirnlr , In~.) ., ' . ' . �' ' ",. I. ' • ' ' i ' I ..! • .•· . - - • f• By''fiRV AL JACKSON TAMPA, F1a. (UPI) - A black couple who apparently carried a shotgun aboard in a portable baby bed hijacked a jet over California today and ordered the pilot to take them to Havana. They made a refueling stop . here after permitting Ute passengers· to disembark in Los Angeles. The plane touched down at Tampa International Airport at 9:33 a.m. EST ·after FBI agents ordered everyone inside the terminal. Officials said the tough- Hair talking hiJackers · radioed ahead Utat ''they don't want to see anyone" near the plane. The jet; a Pacific Southwest · Alrllrtes Boeing 7'll, taxied to extreme north end of runway after toucl)ing down. A gasoline ·tanker truck with 5,000 gallons of jet fuel, and wi Ut only one man in Ute cab, rolled out tO service the air· craft. There , were conflicting reports as to whether the couple had an lnfant with them. So(\le of Ute passengers !reed in Los Angeles said the only · Uting in Ute baby bed was a shotgun, which was wielded by Ute man. The woman was (Continued from Page 1) ' of Dr. Essex' assistants that student council members who had requested to attend Ute December meeting of the Appalachia Culture - its· board of education should not food, people and music - will have been denied. She said that be presented in a program she was told that board of sponsored by the Meigs County education meetings are open to Extension Homemakers' the public and anyone may Council at St. Paul Lutheran attend. She also said that the Church Wednesday night, 7:30 assistant to Dr. Essex in- p.m. dicated that a time limit should Purpose of the program is to not have been placed on establish culture identity and students and parents who . to gain new insight into Ute appeared before the board of people of Meigs County and education in regard to the hair their life style. The public, both problem in December. men and women, is invited to In announcing the arrival of attend the program. the Columbus attorneys, Beck Speaking on the topic "The said they probably will proceed to file an injunction which thinks teachers should be more would prohibit the ad- . . ministration of Meigs Local mterested m the education of Schools from suspending any, , ~e s~~dents, "not in a style more students, if the injunction s ow, . is allowed by the courts. AnoUter parent sa~d that the It would be a temporary attitude of Ute admmlStratwn measure until the matter could at the school is making be taken into a court for a students defl~nt. . decision, he said. Another sa1d that she tr1ed On the matter of lengUt of for. a week to make an aphair, several parents and ~mt~et to co~fer w1th students at the meeting ~nclpa James Diehl on Ute charged there is dis- half problem. but was unable to crimination at the high get an appomtment until the school in enforcing the ruling, nhext week. Another said that One mother said her son one s e felt the students would do of the 11 suspended had g~tten better work if they weren't "badgered " . . ' two ha1rcuts smce another . · .• . . student who was not suspend~ Durmg the dlscusslo~ It .was had gotren none. The other reported that school diStricts, student has not been sus· according to a U.S. Supreme pended, she slated. Court ruling, do have the right Mrs. Craig said she believes to establiSh dress codes. The too much emphasis is being put diSCii'JSi?n also brought out on the length of hair of the male that apparently the Me1gs High students. She said she had School Student Council does questioned a number of her have some type of a comson's friends about the interest promise arrange.men t of teachers at Ute high school in prepared for presentation to whether the students are the boartl of education next getting the most out, of their M?,nday mght. classes. None of the teachers We Will have ..to go whole has asked any of the students hog o~ not at all, Mrs. Craig she interviewed questions sathld, m ~e closmg moments of about their classroom progress e meeting when plans were and inrerest Mrs Craig said made to meet w1th the PAUL H.. THEISS, seated, was presented a 50 year . Masonic Emblem Tuesday evening at his home by Raclne Lodge 461, F&AM, Making the preseqtatlon is District Deputy Ben H. Philson, Raclne, of the 12th Masonic District. Bill Hayes, secretary of Racine Lodge, presented Mr. Theiss the customary paid up membership. Attending the presentation were Robert Beegle, Master, Clifford Morris, Tyler, Jesse Brinker, Senior Warden, Frank Cleland, Treasurer, Clifford Hill, Philson and Hayes, and Mrs. Theiss who served refreshments of pumpkin pie and coffee. Steers NEW YORK (UP!) (Contluued from Page 1) Princess Sallma, English· Saturday morning: Steve born wife of Aga Khan IV, and Mrs. Ronald Reagan, . Hupp, Lee Hy8ell, Noah Hysell, Randy wife of the governor of Grant Johnson, Johnson, Brian Windon, California, 1headed the 1971 international best dressed Debbie Windon, Becky Windon, llst ·whlch renected a return Mandie Rose, Julie Rose, Paul to elegance after several Cross, Edwin Cross, Frank years of confusing fashion Broderick, Daniel Midkiff, Edith Woodard, Kay Ward, experlmeolallon. Diana Benedum, Teresa Benedum, Mike Benedum, Mike Salser, Kevin Anderson, Byron McCoy, Celia McCoy, Joel F. Maue, Danny Jordan, David Watson, and Joe Wilson. MEIGS THEATRE ' Tonight & Saturday January 7-B THE PANIC IN NEEDLE PARK I Technicolorl AI Paclno Kitty Wlnn "R" BROTHER JOHN (Technicolorl Sidney Poitier Will Geer "G" Sun., Mon. & Tues. January 9-10-11 LAWRENCI OF ARABIA I l'echnicolorl Omar Sharif Peter 0' Tocle " Gf-! COLORCARTOONS ~ SHOW STARTS I P.M. . Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - Mildred Parsons, Pomeroy; Kent Eads, Rutland; Gary· Erlewine, Dexter ; Nancy Cole, Tuppers Plains; 1'4innie Carroll, Long Bottom. DISCHARGED - Hobart Smalley, Gaye Smalley, Barbara Lyons, Mary SmiUt, Robert Imboden, Charles Winebrenner, Marjorie Goett. LOCAL TEMPS Temperature in downtown Pomeroy Friday at 11 a.m. was 35 degrees under partly sunny When you need us we'll be there! When you want money for any worthwhile reason, we'll be there! With a budget-fitting loan. When you want security for your future, we'll be there! With the right savings plan. When you want to save time, we'll be there! With our many time-saving banking services. When you want some sound financial advice, we'll be there! Just ask. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK POMEROY, RUTlAND Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation All Accounts Insured Up To $20.000.00 .Continuous 58rv!ce On · Friday~ 9 a.m~ to 7 p.m. SHIRT FINISHING SAME DAY SERVICE In AI9-0ul At 5 .• . ·Social Notes family. Mrs. Malide Holcomb has completed plana and construc!lon Ia expected to begin on 111!UitllJIQIDe to be. ~~ onRilltiiilltwt of Carpenter facta tlv!t have so far been these deficient bridges are on on Rl. 143. A well haa been dtjveloped that this national . the 1 federal.ald highway bridge replacement program ill system," Ute report sild. · · drilled. Mrs. Holcomb is extremely vital to the cause of The report a1ao said that out currenUy making her home highway safety," FHA Ad- of ·the 563,500 bridges, more with her daughter, Mrs. Laura ministrator F .C. Turner said. than 400,00Q were buill before Krebs. He told Congress "We intend to 1935. However, the report wu pursue It vigorously." described by thei agency as atill According to the agency, in the interim staces "since the there ar~ approximately inventory and clasalflcallon of FIELD TRIAJ, SUNDAY 563,500 bridges lu Ute United all significantly Important A coondog field trial will be States. "About 88,901) are bridges known to be unsafe," held near Racine Sunday, considered critically deficient. wt11 not be completed and beginning Iiiii a.m. The public And an estimated :M,OOO of released unW July 1, 1972. is invited. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ARE OPEN ' FRIDAY AND.SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 ' BIG SAVINGS Al1 OVER lHE STORE IN OUR Spirit Of "72" Sare Be Thrifty/ Save All of Your Saleslips From Elberfelds In· Pomeroy Wearing Apparel For Your Family and Fumisltinp for' Your Home. • The. New , aeane.s 11' E. 2nd, Pomeroy ·.~--------------~----------~~~--~ ·· POMEROY, .OHIO . • .. ' Damage from the lOss of broken windows alone was expected Ill total about $100,000. Plate glass store windows as far as four and'five blocks from the site were shattered by the two thunderous expiC>sions at 2:55p.m., Friday. The crewmen missing and feared dead were identified as Jack Stephenson, 49, and his son, Charles, 17, both of Silver Creek, Miss. Nine other persons were injured, including two of Ute other seven ci'ewmen abo&rd the tugboat and a number of persons lulrt in traffic accidents triggered by the blast. The 9().foot towboat ''Martin" was pushing the •two empty gasoline barges when the exploaion occurred. It was believed to have been caused by a spark from (Continued on page 2) Blast Rocked Area r BY HARRY L'I,'ONS In the downtown Belpre area , merBELPRE - Extra duty policemen and chants reported near total loss of every detachments of ihe National Guard window within a half mile ol the explosion. patrolled Belpre and neighboring Parkers- The Belpre City Police Dept. and Ute burg, W. Va.over the weekend between a 9 , Belpre Municipal Bldg. were among the p.m. to daylight curfew. hardest hit, both being less than one block .. TWISTED STEEL 8bellsof two fuel barges 11ink slowly in burg bridges following explo8ion aboard two Marlin Oil Co. Some 90 businesses in the Parkersburg from the site. Ceiling plaster fell in the city •: 25' of water beneath the B&O Railroad and Belpre.Parkersbarges, ·early Friday afternoon, near Belpre. Picture by area reported damaged store fronts and building and a doer was torn off. Harzy Lyons, ' " shattered windows, inviting looting. Approximately 100 Belpre area homes •• reported damage from the explosion. The SheD Chemical Company, near Belpre, provided repair materiala to all residents ' experiencing shattered windows and flying glass. Others lnjured in connection with the explosions were Mrs. Relta E. Buchanan, •• 52, Vlerll)a, W. Va., contusions; Phyllis Hanshaw, 41, Wllliamstqwn, anxiety reaction; Edna Mcintyre, lfl, Belpre, Devoted To Tlae Gretmr Middle Ohio Valley lacerations; Floyd J. Miller, 'll, Parkersburg, acute aiu:lety, and Martha Smith, 30 PAGES THREE SECTION~ Belpre, anxiety reaction. TRESTLE FIRE DOUSED Pomeroy-Middleport VOL VI NO, 50 SUNDAY, JANUARY 9, 1972 . Gallipolis-Point Pleasant Belpre firefighters, following rescue • operations Friday, had to extlngul.sh a ' blaze that had broken out on Ute B&o radilroad trestle bridge due to burning debris Igniting some Ql the creosote tii'IJ. Belpre Fire Olief Harry Wllliama, . with the railroad's assistance, stretched boselines from F1orence St. and Waah. Blvd., up some 150' to the trestle track ' . GALLIPOLIS - Adream which began two-story clinic·, with a partial ground its own .sysumJ wr uAygen and vacuum where an engine car had brought out back in 1966 will become a reality within Hoor, covers 57,000 square feet. An ad- delivery to the patient; the emergency additional hollellnes. jacent power plant has 8,380 square feet, room is located on Ute ground floor; the ' Willlarns and his men then laid over the next four months, . for a total of 317,810 square feet. ER suite features the capability of in-bed 500' of 2W' line and another 400' of l~"t Come April, southeasrern Ohio's most · The entire complex, with 850 parking observation and rerention for a short hose out onto Ute trestle to el\lngulsh the complere and most modern medical spaces, covers 25 acres of a 45-acre tract period of time without being admitted, and blaze. facility, the Holzer 'Medical Center, is expected to be in use. · owned by the Holzer Hospital Foundation the new laundry has the capacity to handle Belpre Mayor Margaret E. Bowersock and Safety Service Director Gerald More than 90 pel, of the construction on the west side of Rt. 160. The clinic is 1,750,000 lbs. of linen annually . . Mechanical records "for storage, Bush were in the downtown area moments work has been completed on the $20 million designed to accommodate 40 doctors, an retrieval and delivery systems includes : after the explosion, but gave no immediate facility located off Routes 160 and 35 four increase of 10 over the present staff. Funding of' the new center was hanmiles norUtwest of here.'Interlor finishing Automatic cart delivery of materials estimate of damage in the city of Belpre. and landscaping is expected to be com- dled on a matching basis, 50 pet. coming from the marerial handling cenrer to aU pleted in March. from the sale of Gallipolis City reve~ue departmenta; automatic cart delivery Mter nearly three years of planning, bonds supportM by hospital income, and system for food from the dietary departground was broken for Ute new hospital 331'1 pet. federtl granta und~r the Hill- ment to all nursing wtits; complete en: Oct. 16, 1969, Burton Act, an4 through the Appalachian vironmental control from a combination Architects.of the c~PJJ!tar' HeWitt & R!'slQI)lil Commjsslon. The remaining 16'h pneumatic and computer controlled unit Royer of I(ansas City, Mo. 'l'Qe primary pet. will come from Holzer Hospital that regll)afes )jesting, cooling, and humidity for both the new complex and the contractor is Turner Construction Co. of Foundation private funds . Special features of the new facility are : Cincinnati. Landscape architect is J. L. remodeled gystem at the present center on Five major operating rooms and one First Ave. and Cedar Stteet in Galllpolls; Tanner, Columbus. . The seven4tOry hosplial will have 289 cystoscopy room 1 22 patlenta can be an automatic delivery system for medical beds, including 2-1 bassineta. The structure monitored in the cardiac care, lnrensive records and documenta to all departments. • covers 252,430 square feet. A connecting care, and recovery rooms; each bed has (Continued on Page 2) PO)¢RoY- The Meigs Local School District Board of Edlcallon will be . :- :···· . ·- ··· ·.· -··.· .·· ·-··.-.·....·. -·. ' "reapaclfully requested" to change the hair IIIJ8Ih Mellon of the dlalrlct's student dreas code when II meets in regular • session Monday nJcbt. Thla acliim will be taken upon the 'advice of ColumbwJ Attorney Edward Harter who Friday evening met with • students and parents at the home of Mrs. Wand!l Beck in Middleport to dillalss the qpenlion of 11 male sludenta on Jan. 3 .,! .SI'EEL SCULPTURE ON DISPLAY .::: Thla gigantic corlen steel ~~a~lp~ Ia for allegedly being in violation of the hatr .• on display in )he courtyard of Ute new Holzer Medical Center near Gallipolis. The code. • ; $12,000dlsplay was given by an 11nonymous donor. Those who see it the lirst time During the meeting when a review of ,: ask, "What ill it supposed to be?",anddepart, still in doubt. the suspensions was held fix- the benefit of the Columbus attorney, It was decided to • ask that the following paragraph be deleted from the district's dress code, which is for both Junior and senior high school students: "The following are considered inappropriate and unacceptable for boys to wear to school. "Extremely long or unclean hair. All hair will be cut and worn above the eyes, above Ute ears and above the collar. Beard&, mustaches and sideburns that extend more than one inch below the bOttom of the ear lobe or more than two inches in width are lnapproprlare." GLENN SMITH would The board will be asked to adopt in have marked bls %Sib year of place of the deleted paragraph, the following: continuous service wllb Davis Ice and Produce come · The matter of length of hair or any June of this year. · SmtUt, standards whereas appearance or · known as "Smitty," worked presence of facial hair is not to be deterfor the late Clay Bruaat, mined by any school official but is to be /;I ' former owner of Davis Ice 20 matter left exclusively in individual PROGRESS TAKES IT TOLL - The Davis Ice and Produce Company, a familiar Ja,... years of the 25. He will parental.controL" mark in the Pomeroy Bend area 90 years, is belng torn down to make way for a new business. continue ·wlUt Crow's Steak The group made plans to produce The bullding was used as a: storage area for produce, groceries and contained freezer space. It ,House at ill aew watebouse copies of the proposal and will attempt to is being razed by Merrll Evans and Assoclares who purchased the site from Crow's Steak on West Main St. have the cupies in hands of students and House, ~c. ~ parents before the board meeting Monday evening. They are askilig also that parents • and students attend Ute meeting which is • CHECK OONFISCATED DRUGS -Lew PlanCk, left, newly appointed Felony to be held at 7:30 p.m. in the junior high .~Coordinating <>(fleer forth~ Gallia County Pro8ecutlng Attorney's Office, and W. building at Middleport. S. Vinson, Gallia Cowtty Deputy Sheriff, CheCk drugs and barbiturates recovered During Friday evening's session, one .~ in a raid Friday night at the Vance Rees'Home on Rt. 588. BY KATIE CROW Crow's Steak House from Ute One building was ijsed as a Store apples. Asecond building board member wall to have said, "Anyone POMEROY- There comes late Clay Bryant in 1967. storage area and warehouse was a grocery store. is welcome to attend the meeting and that a time in every life when Ute Bryant owned and op- and contained frozen lockers Tearirig down of the familiar Ute session could be moved into the " old is cast aside to make way era ted the business for rented In customers . The ~ landmark marks Ute end of an auditorium if necessary." for the newer and hopefully ' 30 years, having pur- storage area was also u~d to era, the beginning of another. ll.was also agreed that Harter, who is better. chased it from its founder associated with the American . Civil This is the case of Davis Ice the lat~ T. H. Davis in ifl37. Liberties Union, will prepare letters to ; GALLJPOus·- John Rees, 21, Rt. 2, wtldentlfied plant. They were iound in and Produce Company. A Also associated in the b~slness · ' board of education members and school IJiilllpolis, was charged with possession of John Rees' fliOm. Rees is scheduled for an flagstone , found in the old was the late William Davis. · administrators suggesting that, perhaps, ~erous drugs following a raid at his appear1111Cf in Municipal Court Monday. warehouse building being Mrs. Pauline Hudson was POMEROY - Receipts in $5,353.5:>; auto license and gas • the dress code is illegal in some respects. )!~me located on Rt. 588'in Green Twp. • The raid was made at 9:30p.m. Friday. razed dates the building at secretary . bookkeeper for Meigs County Court in 1971 lund, $3,874.44. These will be sent by mail. ·' Rees, who lives with his parents, Mr. II marked Planck's first day on his new 1882. For over 90 years this Bryantfor2\tyearsandworked were $35,557.45 and for the There were I ,228 criminal During Ute discussion, 'it was di8closed and Mrs. Vance Rees, was booked by job: Meig~ County landmark has one year after Crow's pur- month of December, $4,973.40 cases, 39 civil cases and 127 that if no agre$11ent is-reached with the . · dllputy sheriff Winfred Scott Vinson and stood, .the hub Of numerous chased th,e busl~ess. according to Betty ·Hobstetrer, small claim civil' cases filed board of education Monday nigh\, legal P\wia A. Planck, newly appointed FelonY · All ,Felony Coordiriallng Officer, he services to the residents of When the orlginal owners of cterk. Frank W. Porter is during 1971. action would betakell in the filing of a suit ~rdinating Officer for Gallia County, will perform follow-up investigations in Meigs Coun,ly. ·' . the business ran' the county judge. Receipts in December were in the federal courts. Harter said he would The officers, using a search warrant tna)orfelonycasea, in cooperation with the Davis Ice and Produce was organization meat was ' Receipts for the year were distributed as follows: fines to need reporta of lndlvidual c111es of those ~ by Judge Robert S. Betz, con· various law enforcement agencies in the sold to Merril Evans , and delivered to customers in disbu,·sed as follows : fines to slAte, $1,866.95; fees to sheriff, SUilpended and other infllfllllltion before llscated 15 small bags of marijuana, three county, do most of·the photographic. work. Associate~ of <;;ailiJl?lis and in baskets and probably on f6o~or stale, $8,92U9 ; fees to sheriff, $157.40; fines and costa lc asking an injunction against the school flO Illes of barbiturates, syringes, thfee for various law ~nforcement agencies and its place will be butlt a. large by horse and wagon. Its ice $1,658.29; fmes and costs to county, general fund, $1,672,70; dislrict. It was understoo<l 'that auch an lllpes · believed used for smoking ·see to the I!Wklng and preservation of discount store, The Jones Boys, plant operated until recent counly , general ,fund ; law library fund, $762.94 ; aut9 action ww'.d be filed in Columbus If it lilariJuana' and a large quantity of evidence at crime scenes . Davis Ice was purchased by. years . $15,746,47; law library fund , license and gas fund , $513.41. (Continu.!d on .page 2J I I .. ~ . .• ~ ' ,, 0 New in April ~ Change in 88,900 Bridges are Shaky PHONE· M2-9912 . • PARKERSBURG , W. V• • (UPI) - The Parkersburg;Belpre, Ohio, highway bridge, one of tw..o spans dainaged by a gasoline barge expl0$ion, was reopened to pedestrian traffic Saturday, But officials said vehicles would not be permitted to use it before Tuesday at the earliest. The search for the bodies of two crewmen missing and presumed dead ,was being contiqued, but no trace of Utem has been found . ' The B&O railroad bridge located just above the sire of ·the explosions was expected to be closed fpr possibly weeks. The structure, which carries the main B&o lines [?etween Washington and St. LoUis, was heavily damaged ~Y the blasts and resulting fire. Ohio I;Uver traffic also was delayed by the need for veSsels to be guided through an alternate channel pending the laking of new soundings and the placing of permanent buoys a task expected to be completed Sunday. " '. Entertainment 9: 00 fM - 1:00AM Friday and .Satu~y Night THE lDUNGE ·- OPEN 9:00 A.M. TO 1:00 lM. ' ' · 37 GUEST ROOMS-NEW, MODERN-BY DAY, OR WEEK . • DIN.ING ROOM ~ OPENING SOON PARTY AND BANQUET ROOMS-BY RESERVMION . .- Bridge _O osed 'to ·Autos s::.a:: :~e.:!~.~ · ·In Accident I . ' ·Point Rock Use Our Free Parking-Lot Robinson's - ~ · Hllnk ~ Tlleldty: Stage People of Appalachia," Mr. Fred Snoffer, sociologist, Rio Grande College, ·will discuss the heritage ' of the mountain people beginning in the fif. teenth and sixteenth centuries in Scotland, moving to Ireland, and then to the Colonies. According to Snuffer, Appalachis culture as it is today can be attributed to the Scottish-Irish heritage, subsequent isolation, and exploration by the landowners. Snuffer, a native West Virginian, has two degrees from Marshall University where pe studied under Dr. Norman Simpkins, 'a recognized authority on Appalachian culture, He is currently working on his doctorate at· West Virginia University and reaching at Rio Grande College. He has leelured extensively throughout the area. "The Food of Appalachia" will be the topic of Miss Edelene Wood of Parkersburg, W. Va. Miss ' Wood has been identified wiUt many phases of Appalachia food in her state. As an officer of the Little Kanawha Regional Council, ' '' .MEIGS INN Serving Mt;dgs County Since 1872 Member FedE!ral Reserve System o_~ .· at leasf one of the hijackers at shewen Saldly !lflltl or ., . ..:'. , his side. r.Joaday. Taral•• ·eoliler A Sollthwesrern Dl1trlcl . Plans called for the plane to M~y IIIPI ud Taelday acHool bUI was involved in a land at an airport in Florida, with ehuee o1 .... fiarrltl mln<r traffic accident at 3:40 the airline said, 110rlbeut pprUoa 'l)aelilay. p.m. ThurlldaY on Townalllp The plane, with the hijackers RIP. , ~Y Ia · the · to. Road 2-1, . four and one .renth in command, landed 'at Los nortll IUid lh 111alb porUilll, miles norUt of Rl. 325. Angeles at 4:06 an EST and fllllfq by Tllelda:r\o mid Ill The GaUla-Melgi Post Stare took off ~ Jriinutes later, ~c­ aorlll to mid HIIIOalb. NJalrt Highway Pairol uid David R. cording to an airport spokes- Ume Iowa mllllly Ia i.pper Altizer, 22, Patriot, ~vlng Ute man, The plane took on 6,300 · 20s ud ae.. · bus stopped 1o ~~~~~~ a turn and powtds of fuel during the stop. then to back into 11 private 4 •.JdLUJ 'An airline spokesman dedriveway striking a pm-ked car scribed the hijackers as a Irian owned by Kenneth ' R. armed with a shotgun and a Bloomer, Gallipolis. None of woman with a pilltol, but had no the seven passengers were more detailed .description. injured. There was a possibility they A Meigs County mishap had a cltlld with them, tile OCCUlTed at 3:30 p.m. on Rt. airline said. 12-1, east of SyraCIJI!e where an Mr. Paul Wallace pUlled auto driven by Anna M. Theiss, away on SWiday nlorning at M, Syracuse, w~nt out of . 0'8iebeaa Hoepltal in Athens control, skidded off .the where be had been a patient for roadway into an embankment. · Ute past week. Mr. and Mrs. She was charged with reckless Walisce were both pallenta of · operation. . · she has been active in the West the Angel of Mercy Nursing • Virginia Black Walnut Festival Home in Albal)y. F,uneral Baking Contest aiJd hils also services were in charge of · PLEAsANT VALLEY ADMISSIONS : Mrs. appeared in programs at the Martin Funeral,, Home, Rutland. Clarence Adkins, Lj!tarl; Mrs. West Virginia Folk Festival. Miss Wood teaches wild plant Allan Harvey is l)&ving a Ja,mes Kinder, Galllp~lis; Mrs. ide~ttification for the· adult . week's vacation fronl'his work carrie SmiUt, Point Plellaant; Homer Deren berger, Heneducation section of the Wood in Athens. County School System and Mrs. Nellie Vale, Mn. derson; Mrs. Charles D. Getty, gives dinner parties using wild ,Fannie Pettit and Mrs. C. E. · Point Pleasant; Mrs . Roy foods. She will be showing Stout of Albany were Sl!turday Henry, Point Pleasant; Holley samples of wild foods with her dinner guesta of the former's Jordan, Mt. Alto; GOI'don HaD, slide presentatio~. sister and broUter-ln-law, Mr. Point Pleasant, and Janet Third phase of the program and Mrs. ,lames Nlcholsoq of Salem, Gallipolis, . . DISCHARGES: Douglas ·will deal wiUt "The Music of Dexter. Mrs. John Holliday was in Price, Mrs. Wllllam Nease, Appalachia", · Miss Gloria Winfield and Bob Contra, GalJi~lis Monday to consult a Mrs. Maggie Roach, Mrs. Gallipolis, will be playing and doctor. She was accompanied Byron Dudding, Mrs. Guata singing with the dulcimer, a by her daughter-in.Jaw, Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Laura Flowers. · stringed musical instrument Avanel HolUday. unique to Appalachia. A watch party was held at They will disCuss Ute history Columbia Chapel Christian TO OBSERVE 91ST and development of the Church on New Year's Eve. Mrs. George Hobatelter, Sr., dulcimer and show how it is The evening was spent in grow will observe her 91al birthday constructed ..Miss Winfield is a singing and special numbers. at her home n~ Pomeroy native of North Carolina now Mr. Edward Coen presented a Saturday. Due to a recent living in Gallipolis and (!ennonette. A potluck supper utnesa, no special observance teaching English at Point was enjoyed at the conclusion will be helol. Last year afamily Pleasant, C~ntra is a native of of the evening, dinner was given at her home the area. The two have perMr. and Mrs. Albert Bolen on her 90th birthday. Cards formed at theJlob Evans Fann • and son, Kenny, were holiday may be sent. to Mrs. HobFestival and for Snuffer's dinner guests of his sisrer, Mrs. sletter, Rose Hill, Pomeroy. course in Appalachia culture at C. E. Stout, in Albany. OUter Rio Grande College. guesta were the Bernard Allen WASHINGTON (UP!) · There are more than 88,900 "critically deficient" highway bridges in the United States, including several long span bridges . which could cause a heavy losa of. life if they colispsed, a government report said today, The Federal Highway Administration made the preliminary estimate in a report to Congress; but it said limited funds will allow it to attorneys evenmg. It was suggested this that replace only 50 of the most parents write letters to the hazardoUI bridges this year editor, to school ad- a move which will use up half ministrators, and to Sen. of its $250 million authorization Oakley Collins on the problems for bridge replacements. being encoun~red. The report divided the · The II male students were deficient bridges into " three suspended Monday when Utey caregories: returned to classes following -Long span bridges where, ' 'ihc Christmas vacation. They should a failure occur, "a large had been warned that their number of lives could be enhair length was in violation of dangered." the dress code before the -Bridges ''which do not suspensions were handed out, have adequate load-carrying Diehl, the high school prin- · capacity for the traffic using cipal, said. By yesterday , Utem" ' ' seven of the 11 had complied to -Narrow width bridges, and the hair length regulation of bridges with inadequate vertithe dress code enough to be cal clearance. readmitted to classes. Thl).. report did not name Meantime, Diehl said Thurs- specific bridges. It said the ctay that warnings have been total was compiled from given other male students at . figures reported to the agency the high school with apparently by state offlciala. more suspensions to come if However, the report said the the students do not have states with the greatest haircuts. number of "critically · Two of the mothers atlendjng deficient" bridges were: last night's meeting said their Tennessee (2,655), . Ohio sons had gotten haircuts before (2,409), Michigan (1,851), low2 returning to classes Monday (1,638), Mississippi (1,502), and that they believed their Georgia (1,429), Wisconsin sons' hair would be witl)in the (1,419), Nebraska (1,321), and · regulated length. However, Missouri (1,114). , they were among the 11 "I think it is obvious from the suspended. One father attending The meeting took exceptions to some statements made by students and several parents, who pointed out~hat he was in favor of a stand against the dress code in general buCwas against a standing on only tile~ length of hair aspect of the code. He also said that he is ln favor of rules, if they are apLive . p'lied without discrimination. ========~•s:k:ies:·~-------~M~r:s.~C~r:a~ig~ad~d=ed~tha:t~sh~~ Colu~bus Sallday ' armed with a pistol. • A..other airline employe, a male steward, had been sleeping with his unifonn coal removed wheri the hijack took place. The hijackers apparently f!liled to ,,recognize him as an airline employe and released him with the other passengers, a spokesman said. The airline reported there were 138 passengers aboard the aircraft In addition to Ute crew. All ·the passengers were released unharmed. 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