https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ccf7545ccc4864002bdf820c19c59983.pdf b031203e94f9542e2d2ac331b50072f4 PDF Text Text I. \ . l ' I • ,I I 12-- '~'~"'DillY Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Jan. 13, 1972 Now ·You K:now Friday and Saturday ·Sclle At Elbe~lcls ln .P.o~eroy · ...~Lawmen Take Hijacker t--------...-·-----. . . ... . ;· DALLAS (UP!). - FBI 'agents and .police stor!Jled a :hijacked jelliner sitting Qn the main runway and captured a :rormer !Dental patieni who had ilemanded $2 !Dillion ransom, ,'parachutes and eight box lunches for himself and the cre,w. .. • The drama ended Wed- -• .Officers' ' . MEIGS THEAll\£ "GP" HOW TO ' COMMIT MARRIAGE (Technicolorl Jane Wyman Bob Hope Jackie Gleason " GP' ' SHOW. STARTS 7 P.M. TWO FINED Two defendants fined $5 and - costs iri fH~ court of Pomeroy Mayor William . Baronick Wednesday night were . Clyde Taylor, 28, Pomeroy, assured clear distance, and Tony Taylor, 33, Pomeroy, failure to yield right of way. H . L . . . 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' ---------------~---• ' TIE$ Appalachia (Continued from page 1) brought a tray of popcorn balls flavored with sweet anice, a wild plant, rather than vanilla. These were served during a concluding social hour. Through her slide presentation, which featured Food Author Euell Gibbons, Miss Wood showed the actual collection of wild' foods and their ·preparation into a gourmet dinner. The preparation of May apples, persimmons, wild grapes, ground cherries, dandelion crowns, artichocks, and sassafras was discussed by the speaker, who described a May apple chiffon pie as "one of the best things I've ever eaten ." She said ground cherries can be used for everything from pies to pickles, and listed the roots of several plan is which have been used for medicinal purposes. Music of Appalachia Miss Winfield and Conta, playing and singing ballads, folk lunes and hymns on dulcimers were well received. Robert O'Dell of Gallipolis, who made the instrurnenl.s used by the two, was introduced. Conta said the dulcimer, first mention in Daniel of the Old Testament, is unique to Appalachia. He described it as being of two basic styles, the hammered and stringed, and contended that all it takes to play a dulcimer is a "good ear lor music." Miss Winfield, 8 native of North Carolina now li vi ng in Gallipolis and teaching English at Point Pleasant, sang severa l numbers including the benediction. "Shady Gfove," "Drunken Sailor," "Bachelor's Hallt" "Goin' Up Cripple Creek" and "In the Sweet Bye and Bye" were among , the numbers they presented. Mrs. Jennifer Sheets, assistant home extension ag·ent, coordinator for the program introduced William Grueser of the Rock Springs area who a lso makes dulcimers. He had one on display. Mrs . Hazel Stanley welcomed the group and introduced' · Mrs. Sheets preceding the program, Coffee and cookies following the !Deettng were served by the Harrisonville members of the Extension ..Council . A surprise of the meeting was a·telegram from Mrs. John Gilligan congratulating the county on arranging an Appalachia Culture program, It ·was read by Mrs. Sheets. SALE! 'WOMEN'S UN IFORMS Bullalo plaid I.!} red and block. Plaid patterns In green or bt~e · neck size 15 to 17. Button front style . 2 button down flop pockets . lined neck band. 122.50 Uniforms S19.SO U.niforms SI7.SO Uniforms $16.50 Uniforms S14.9S Uniform s Sll. 95 Uniforms 512.95 Unilorm1 $ 10. 95 Uniforms $ 8.95 Unifor ms S 7.95 Uniform s ' For this Sale CX.e size fits sizes to fo 13. 65 per cent. Lambs wool · 35 01"' cent stretch nylon. White with color tops of green, gold, · maroon, red or purple. Save Friday and saturdaY . 88~ 1.09 Mens .. ail vinyl plastic. Washable . Flameproof. 36" wide . 7ft . long. White . Lt. Tan Sale Prices WOMEN'S LINGERIE DEPARTMENT ' Sale'7.00 BOYS' 2.95 FlANNEL PAJAMAS Sale 2.19 Bestform Bras a'nd Girdles Womens Shortie Gowns Playtex Bras a.nd Girdles Sizes 8 to 18. Permanent press flannel. Coat style fOP:. Hoover and Norca· Fine selection of styles .and sizes. Save during the January Boys 3.95 Flannel Patamas. Sires 8 to 18. For most vacuum clean ers . Finest in Quality . SALE! CHILDREN'S WEAR Sale 2.50 Sale Sale 3.99 Sale 2.99 69~ Made with double ponel· seat. 100 percent cotton', Gentle elastic leg opening provide athletic supporl. Sizes 30 to SO. 3 pair 3.39 $1.89 Mt. Maid Hiland Miss Mens Hanes Comfortable T Shirts In small, medium, large and extra large sizes. 3for 3.39 THROW RUGS 24X45 On the 2nd floor. Special Purchase All purpose rug for use ln and Sale! Bedrooms, etc. 'WashableBeautiful bright striped rug. Kitchens, Another Shipmenll Bathrooms , MEN'S A.ND YOUNG MEN'S BELTS Sale Mens Leather Work Belts in block 1 --~~~~~~~~ or brown. Sires 30 to 50 . . . . . . . . . .. • 1.75 MEN'S 29.95 ~ SPORT, COATS · Mens ll/4 inch width Garrison Fashion Fabric Leather Belts. Sizes 30 to 50 . . • . . . . . 2.50 New ·selection of, yo'Ung mens wide width Sport Belts and Reversible belts. Sires 281o 38 · SEERS.UCKER 6S percent Polyester . 35 pric; l. CORNING TRIO sns 49 bake and serve dishes. While with blue Cornflower design . 9.99 a set 19.90 MA~S . West Bend 32.95 7 pc. Cast Aluminum COOKWARE sns 10 Inch Teflon cOaled skillet Size18x30 Marbelized . Red · Blue (0nly401oselll Set Includes : 1 quart s~ ucepan SALE 5l.OQ EACH BOYS' 15.95 SPORT COATS Sizes 6 to 20 in wool - c or duroy. Year round weight sport coats. Very well m ade, excel l en t assort . . m ent arranged for your easy. selection . cover eluminum : 'Piitfey green'·· mandarin red . cheddar vellow . Sale Price 25.00 a Set · Tremendous All cotton - snow whife at:• width . . •. $1.09 90".width . . . . 51.19 Star Quilting Thread 100 yd. spool 19c 250 yd. spool . . . 35c Special! Just received shipment RUG SAMPLES Washable Mattress Toppers Made of polyurethane. Twin and Full size In 'J<' 1" l'h'' and 24x48 2" Shags and Tweeds (only 24 to sell) thickness. Priced from ' ' Also a shipment of packaged Urethane Foam Remn1nts. Save During The Sale ! Boys Sale! Men s Winter Jackets Save now on these jae:ke ts dur:ing the January Sa le. Cordur oy · wool plaids ny lon quilted Jackets. Sizes 36 to 54. Janua~ Winter Jackets Furniture Sizes 8 to 20. A good ·Sale selection of styles that .boys and mot hers like. You can r ea ll y save now. Visit the 3rd floor. · Ex· ceptlonally go,od buys In furnifure for every room in. Special Sale Group M ens and Young Men s your home. Bedroom suites · Living Room Suites . Chairs · Dinette Sets . · Dining Room Suites . Tables. Toke time to look around . See all the fine furniture and reolly save: A~OTHER SLACKS Flare slacks in solid colors - st rip es. Most all permanent press . Sizes 29 to JS . Regu lar l y 5.95 to 9.95 . BIG For this Sale Y2 Price SAL.Er MEN'S INSULATED COVERALLS ~lion twill t.overall s with red nylon quill lining . St zes 36 to 50 1n forest green or olivewood. Action back · adjustable leg snaps. Big Ben by th e · ma kers of Wrangler. Sale Price 14.88 Flannel Pajamas Sizes A. B,'C and D. 100 percent cotton flannel. Coat style top. Sa nfor ize d shrunk. Fi ne selection of patterns and co lors . Regularly 3.95. • 2 Pal'r 7.00 , RCA COLOR TELEVISION MEN'S AND BOYS' Stop In the music deport. menton the 2nd floor. W.e' II gladly show you t~ese . special seta and show you how yoU can save now. Select the size and style you RCA ·) ' Mens Wranglers In super lean . cut - regular cuf or flare leg _ : 1------...,..------,.----._,--~1 style. Sale Prices . Boys Wrangler Jeans In flare leg style . super lean taper leg . Men's and Boys' Sweat~rs S~ve now On mens and boys sweaters . A good selec,tlo~ of 9 95 slrpovers and cardigans . Here's how you save Sweaters Sale 6.00, 5.95 Sweaters Sale 4.00, 12.95 5.;~a l~rs Sale 9.00. Stop In and 'save on swea t ers now. Choose slimi'r""' regulai-s ~ I . STEREOS RCA huskies. I CONSOLE Special values now. In or I ;·, -~ ' Stereos with . AM-FM and FM Ster.eo plus 8 track stereo tape player built · ln. Music Department • · .. · · ~---- need now In Wrang ler Jeans for men and boys . 2nd Briefs. Tongue Twister Metg1 (.ow School District During the late, spring of last school year, the ·Bradbury pupils and teachers had ~ool ~t Canters .~Cave Instead of ~t the Bradbury Building. Tl\ey had the .help of parents and 4-H officials in developing what Is called ''resident outdoor education." • Resident outdoor education takes the pupil from lhe classroom to the outdoor Ieeming center of ·nature. F.or tbose three days and nights Bradbury was dee(llf immersed in that kind of program. · Now we have a foUow-up to the program of last Twice Thursday has ,resulted in a plan to provide ed~cators in the ·designated counties with the necessary information and resources to initiate and conduct a resident Jiogram that will most appropriately.meet tile needs of the students. · "We want to encourage resident outdQGr education programs in the schools of. Ohio and· the effective use of the local resources available to the . schools lor teacHing in, for and about the total en· . .I • E-R Unit Out school that bas any In teres~ wtu....,.:.>er w cvutlucun~ Jl resident outdoor education program this year or in the near future should have a repusentative at the workshop." 111REE SESSlONS • The program on January 22 will he under the direct supervlsloti of Gene Knight, Environmental SUpervisor of the State Department of Education. The 9:30 a.m. session Wll1 start the day and seek vironment. t answers !0 these qu<!ftions: Why resident outdoor "On January 22, 1972, the Ohio Department of education? What does 11 do for the curriculum and for Education. in cooperation with the 4-H Agricultural the cliild? How do you Initiate such a program? In· Extension faculty will conduct a trainln~ workshop at formation wiD be given on a planlling check list plus ~pe{J/cing of Schools-No. 222 Bradbury Elmentary School, S. R 143, Middleport, pre-camp actlvl~es for studerits, teachers and ' . . ttprlng. J. E. Brown, Director. of the Division of· (Meigs Local S.:hools ), The workshop is desllined to parents. famiHarize teachers and · ~j.dmlnistrators with the Three work sessions will be conducted at 10:311, . Elementary and Secondary EdUCation ~ the State operation of a resident outdoor education program· 1:00 and 2:311. ~ion I will deal with awareness, ' Qepartmeilt of Education·, is setting up a Resident and Its relationship to the overall school curriculum. creativity, art, music, drama and evening programs. ,OUtdoor Education Workshop to be conduct;ed at "Highlights of the workshop will include: Session n wiD follow a sack lunch and touch social BradburY School &rturday, Jan. 22. He has Invited all studles, economics of natural history and language !- Participation in specific outdoor study lchool I!JIIerlnle!)dents and .principals , in Athens, opportunitie$. ·development skills. The final session will focus on ·Gllila, Jacklon, Lawrence, · Meigs and Vinton - Familiarization with resident fac!Uties and environmental math, mapping, . compasses; and Counties. !fere, in part, ls hls letter describing the HEADS DEALERS ~ Keith Goble of Goble Ford, services .. recreation. Participants are advised to dress for Mlddloport, left, was named president of the Trl.COunty program: . , - Introduction to local resources avallable .to .participation in outdoor actMties. After a question ( Automobile Dealers Association which met for a steak dinner "Resident outdoor education aitil 'other . en· schools in planning and conducting a re,ldent and answer period the workshop· will adjo~r.n vlrollllental education activities have been inat the new Meigs Inn in Pomeroy Thursday afternoon. With , program. $metlme after 4 p.m. · ' creQ(ng rapidly in Ohlo in response to the concern Goble is Don Watts who was named vice presid<nt of the for envlrarunerital quality that ls permeating the 4-Developing loca.l plans for resident outdoor It sounds like a full day and it should be a fruitful association compqsed of dealers from Meigs, Gallia and edubation. ' · entire COIIItry. Cooperative eifort among the State "1 day for' ai· . Our staff !Dembers at Bradbury look Mason County. Carroll Norris of Norris Dodge Agency, would like to invile yuu and • or your forward to playing host and sharing experiences with · "! ~t of Education, tJte local school dL!trlcts Gallipolis, not present, was named secretary-treasurer. representative to participate m U1e worksh~~ · Every those who attend from the si&-<:ounty area . and the Cooperative E. ~ tenaion Service, 4-H Division, Walts ls operator~ Volkswagen in Gallipblis. · .' . By GE(IRGE HARGRAVES, ·SUPT. Special values now in RCA · Color TV Sots. Consolu and-portlbiH. Wrangler Jeans N~ws•.. in .. ·Bradbury Schoo-l Has Outdoor Workshop ' SHIPMENT Arrwld Heads Corporation ,_-.-----~-=Y Children .Have Kind of'Naines ' 2.79 to9,49 Sale 2.49 ' Officers Named ' 5a¥ings now in our Second Floor Home Sewing l)ept. Just a few of. the many outstanding values: Reg. 2.89 yd. · 54" Bonded Wool . . . . . . Sale 2.09 yd. 1 Reg. 2.39 yd. 45" Hi·LO Wale Corduroy . Salt 1.49 yd. Reg. 1.99 yd. 45" Velvet Touch Corduroy Sale 1.59 yd. · Reg. 3.95 yd.-54" Drapery Fabric S(otchgard Finish . . . . . • .. . Site 3.\9 yd. Reg. 3.89 yd.·S4" Upholstery Fabric • . . Salt 2.49,yd. , Quilting Sheeting 11.90 . .- ... .A.IIptecn· hii\I'I~Giuge-cest -'over . 5 qua r t Dutch oven with Priscilla Special Sah~ Price w ith cover ' .. 2 quart sau cepan with supplies and rna terials, $200, An appropriations budget vices, $500; supplies and other, $100, total, $1,600. Water filtration , personal other, $100, trustee service, providing $59,066.26 in 1972 was materials, ~ . total, $1,000. Street lightiQg , · $2,500 ; services, $350; supplies and $300, Farmers Bank bond, approved by SyracuSe Council iq,terest plus purchase , Thursday night. Ap· contingencies for purposes not materials, $350, total, $700. Water pumping, personal $2,907.50; Farmers Home propriations by departments otherwise provided, $1,000 ; street' paving, $3,000; street services, $500; supplies and Administration $1,266.26; FHA were: Mayor 's fund, persona! repairing, personal serviCes, material~. $500; fuel and lights , reserve, $500, and revenue services, $400; supplies and $1,000; supplies and materials, $800; other $100, total $,1900. bonds, $5,612.50. In other business council Water department portion , materials $200; 'other, $100; $1.000, total, .$2,000. State transportati on new building, non-tra ns· vo ted not to accept the total $700. Clerk fund, personal ser- facilities, street paving, $500; ferrable, building construction, res ignation of Councilman . vices, supplies and materials, water supply and distribution, $2,000;. adminiStration, water Robert Wingett. Herb White, representing perlional services, $500; sup- and bonds, personal services, $200, total, $500. (Continued on Page 10) . Treasurer's fund, personal plies and materials, $1,oo0; clerk of water board, $1,000; services, $175; supplies-- and materials, $50, total, $225. Solicitor, $50; elections, $140; council 's personal services , $360; supplieS and materials, $100, other, $100, total, $560. KAR1t REcoGNIZED - Gary ·Swope, left, Meigs County Game Prote,ctor, ThllJ'sday Maintenance, building and esented Horace Karr, Pomer!lY Route 3, a plaque and certific~~ct~ recognizing Karr as Meigs grounds, pers9nal services, Rafferty, defining the term County's ''Wildlife Conservatioliist of the Year." Karr mailages 921 acres of land on which he $500; supplies and materials, . President Richard· M. Nixon hospital stay" after completion 11 extended care," said: $500; total, $1,000. raise8 beef cattle and on which he has constructed farm parks used for fishing and wildlife may attend the dedication of ol the new complex on Route We mean to render services Utilities, $500; police, per· the new $20 million Medical 35. Pw:poses; has established food plots and left them stand for wildlife, has left den trees standing in all areas past the acute sonal services, $480; supplies Center Complex on Route 35 According to Rafferty, the and wOoded areas for wildlife mating purposes, and bas managed mowing so as not wdestroy and materials, $400; other, near Gallipolis probably on current facility will be an general hospital stay, in· · or disturb wildlife. Karr, owner of the Karr Construction Co. and Royal Oak Park, is a member $100, total, $980. extended care unit and no eluding but not necessarily of the board of directors ofthe Pomeroy National Bank, and is active ln civic affairs. April 1. limited to: ( 1) the three or four Fire department, new The President has received "white elephant." graduations of care defined by b.Ulding, combined fire and an official invitation from E. E. the Medicare Laws ; (2) city capital improvement, Davis of Jacksoh, a member of Convalescent care; (3) Nur· contract , services, con- the Holzer Hospital Foundation sing Home Care ; ~( 4) struction, $23,000; supplies and board of trustees and president Retirement Home Apartment materials, $1,000; other, $2,000, or' the Ohio Valley Health for those who care partially (or total, $26,000. Services Foundation. The totally care) for themselves Hospital operation and While House to this date has but may want to be ln a maintenance, $325; parks and not committed the President to medical accessibly enplaygro~nds, personal ser- attending. vironment." This development, and · · The board reappointed others, were reviewed last Rafferty as executive vice week by the board of trustees president of Holzer Medical in its annual dinner meeting at Center another year.~ Oscar's Restaurant in New officers for 19 , cted Gallipolis Nineteen of the were Harland arlin, board's 24 members attended. Gallipolis, re:Olected chainnan John Rafferty , executiye ol the board; Max Morrow of ' vice president of Holzer Wellston, 1st vice chainnan; Medical Center, said in bls E. Neal Taylor of Arabia, 2nd annual report that · present vlce chairmarr; Emerson E. LANGSVILLE - Southern properties of the Holzer Evans of Galllpolls, treasurer, Ohio Coal Company announced Hospital Foundation· on First and Miss Alma McCormick of today that it had awarded a and Fourth'Aves. in Gallipolls, Gallipolis, secretary. cohtrac\ fJll' tbe first slope and Jli'OVIding 195 beds, will render The ···boar<! reappointed ~-shl!ft wbtk at its Ml!il!s •Jitme· " Till!dical services in aD areu Harland Martin, Emerson John Rafferty No. to. a southeastern Ohlo beyond the "acute .general Evans, Stanley Evans, Max firm, the Willlamson Shaft and Morrow, J. Sherman· Porter, Slope Company of Athens, '• Gary Short, John Stiffler, and . ' Ohio. , ,. E. Neal Taylor as its executive LE"D WRESTLING .sQUAD CM!aptain of the Meigs High School wrestling team are Ted A spokesman for the ~oal committee. Lehew, left, and John Thomas, right, both seniors. Fenton Taylor, center, is an assistant company said thet work would Dr. Charles E. Holzer, .Jr. footbaD coach and the bea4 wrestling coach. Lehew wrestles in the 167lb. division, Thom~s in begin imm~diately, ~nd is was rHlected chief of staff of the !57 lb. d!vlslon. Lehew and Thomas lead their team Saturday beginning at 7:30 p.m. against schedule4 for completion by RACINE - Officers of the Fritz Sisson, . vice president; (Continued on Pa~e · 4l a strongl!Quth Point High School teiltn. The public is invited. lnld·March of )973. Racine Fire Dept. and E·R Walter Cleland, secretary· 'J1h • work will consist of squad were announced today treasurer, and trustees are eli~avation of a two- by Pete Slrr)pson·. Walter Cleland, Ernest Sisson compartment slope and the Ernest Sisson is president, and Pete Simpson. installation of approximately Named to the grievance ),100 feel of !Dine track for committee were Fritz Sisson, Glenn R\zer and Pete Simpson. mfne cars. The lower comOfficers were reelected ' ,; . partment wlll be used for David Cleland was named BY tlNrrED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Thursday night when the hauling.supplies into the mine fire chief, Glenn Rizer his directors of the Meigs In· sAIGON -PRESIDENT NIXON'S 70,000'troop withdrawal by ' rail, and the upper for assistant; Pete· Simpson, vestment Corp. met at the Order by May I means th~ virtual end of large scale American lieutenant; Walter Cleland , Meigs Inn. VINTON, Ohio (UP! )- Mr. removal of coal, via conveyor, army infantry, tank and artillery involvment in :Vietnam, u, S. and · from 'tl\e mine proper. Ex· The Middleport E-R unit chief of the first aid, sql(ad; Mrs. Ernest Russell's They are James Arnold, milltary sources said today. They said the air force will stay at eleven children have names c avatio~ for two single· answered two calls late Thurs· Ernest Sisson, assistant; Fritz president; Kermit Walton; vice tresent strength. like Noel Leon and Novel compartment shafts for air day morning. At 10:34 the Sisson, captain, and Bob U. S. Army Secretary Robert Froehlke told Vietnamese Levon. Their middle names are intake and exhaust ventilation, squad went , to the Robert Beegle, lieutenant. The E,R president, and Bernard Fultz, secretary-treasurer. William officials the United States "can ca.,.Y ·on a war 1n a foreign tand formed ~y spelling their firsl each 20 feet ln dlameter, is also Winebrenner home on Front - squad made 97 calls in 1971. D. (Bill ) Childs was named for just so long ... and obviously that time is qlose to elapsing," names backward. part of the contract. St., where Mr. Winebrenner general manager of the Meigs Froehlke, completing a six-day visit to !he war zone, also said he The deep-mine coal complex was ill. He was taken to ''Mother did it but I don't Inn by the corporation which GUM IS ILL belleves.the Communists wUI try some "spectacular" milltary ~ know why," says Lura .Arul, is Qwned by Southern Ohlo Coal Pleasant Valley Hospital in also operates the LaSalle Hotel Dale Gum, Pearl St., Midmaneuver shortly. now Mrs. Lura Arul Gee. "She Company, a subsidiary of Ohio Point Pleasant. in Middleport. Other directors At 11:21 the squad went south dleport, is a medical patient at would take names from the Power Company. When it are Richard Owen, Dr , R. R. ABIDJAN, IVORY COAST - TRIBAL differences, mounting Bible and other books and· reaches full production in of Middleport on Route 7 where th~ University Hospital in financial problems and social crisis were majOI' factors in tile compare them·until they came several years, it will produce a child, Robert Cummins, was Columbus. His room number is Pickens, Rodney Downing and Kenneth Cooke. bloodless coup Thursday that overthrew Ghana Premier Kofi out that way." The children's an estimated 8-million tons of ill in a car driven by bls mother N-1167. Busta, diplomatic sourcJs sald today. · names are Noel Leon, Novel coal annually. The bulk of it who was enroute to the Holzer • • The commandlll's of Ghalll! 's 18,()()(knan army waited until Levon, · Norwood Doowroon, will be delivered to Ohio Medical Center with the Busta was 1n London undergoing treatment for an eye ailment Nero! Loren, Leron Norel, Power's General James M. youngster. Afraid to travel and installed a five-man military c\luncil led by Lt. Col. I. K. Noble Elbon, Uedo Odell, Lura Gavin Power Plant, now under farther, she asked the squad to Achaempong to overthrow the premier. Busia sald in London he Arul, Loneva Avenol, Lebanna construction on the Ohlo River take her son the rest of the way. near Cheshire. Annabell and Leah Hae). (Continued on Page 10) Is Awarded Housewares Dept. -lsi floor Candee Tred ANTI-FATIGUE TEN CENTS PHONE 992·2156 Shaft Bid Consists of one each 1 quarf, l'h quart and 13!.. quart cook, Cleanup! $1.89 Special Sale Price .FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1972 .; First Mine Special 19.50 percent cotton, 45" wide. s tripe s in As sorted beautiful colors. Ma chine washabl e. Very attractive Si zes 36 to 46 in regu la r and long s. Tweeds Her r i ngbone pa t ferns . solid co l ors. An exce ll e nt se lec tion of styles, sizes, colors. ' '. ti Regular $1 .00 package. Dresses - Slack outfits · Jumpers ·- Blouses - Knit Rompers Tops with leotards · Romper Sets. Sizes from 6 months to 24 months and Toddlers sizes 2 and 4. ·Famous mak e. J · President Invited Sale 2.00 Throw Away Bags Sale. M~n's ' Green. · on the lsi Floor 7.50 and 6.00 Childrens Wear 3.49 and 5.49 Childrens Wear Button Front Double Elbow· Sizes 36 to 52 In teal heather, navy blue or dark oxford . 100 percenl Virgin wool. Comfortable to weor. Save Friday ond Saturday. Window Shades Womens Long Robes Womens Winter Pajama-s Wo.men s F lanneleHe Gowns 9.95 COAT SWEATERS Spedal! 51.69 Kordovin Translucent heavy weight Sp~cial POM.EROY.~IDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL XxiV NO. 193 ATHELTIC SOCKS RegularSi.39skein Sale 58 Sale 17 Sale 16 Sale ss Sale 54 ' Young Mens $1.00 Color Trim colors. Sale $IS Sale 513 Sale 111 Sale SIO Sale !9 Sale !B Cold tonight and Saturd;iy, chance of snow near Lake Erie. Low tonight 10 above zero. · High Saturday 10 to 15 north, 15-20 south. ' Sale 2 for 10.00 Red Heart "WINTUCK" OR LON Excellent selection ol and co lors. Weather Devoted To The lnt.ereab Of The Meiga-Ma10n Area .. WOIIK StiiRTS KNITT~~t Hw·;~STED On the 2nd floor . A fine selection of st yles and sizes. White 525.00 Uniforms on white •. Mens S31e-2.00 · Officers for 1972 were named ·by the Meigs County Farm Bureau Tuesday night. They are Henry Frank, Pomeroy RD, president ; Rex Shenefield, SAIGON - VIET CONG GUERRILLAS attacked a Sour.h .Langsville, vice president ; Vietnamese base just outside Saigon today and the U. S. comMrs . Ziba Midkiff, Hemlock mand reported the first Communist attack on the big American Grove, secretary, and Jack W. airfield at Da Nang in nearly two years. Heavy fighting also Carsey, Pomeroy, treasurer. erupted along South Vietnam's Central Coast. Frank reported that all As the fighting grew in intensity throughout Vietnam, the counties of the Bureau in Ohio military situation in neighboring Laos deteriorated and Comhave approved the property munist Pathet Lao forces claimed the capture of the American protection plan which will go Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)-<lperated base at Long Cheng. Into effect in Meigs County on Governmen\sourees denied it but acknowledged the outpost was ~-!arch l. Frank .appointed a nearly surrounded by North Vietnamese. r.~ ward committee in con~ junction wlth the new property protection plan including SIGNUP DELAYED LOCAL TEMPS Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach, Orion W. Roush, chairman of Temperature in downtown Thomas D. Sayre, Rex the Meigs County Agriculture Pomeroy Thursday at 11 a. m. Shenefield and himself. Stabilization and Conservation was 60 degrees under sunny The board also approved new Committee, reports that sign skies. decals to be placed on all Farm up dates for the feed grain and ·Bureau members' lractors wheat program have been which will increase insurance · changed to start Feb. 3, 1972 coverage by another $100. The and will extend through March The vote by 21 members of decals will be available March 10 this year. the 1 Meigs County l. Mrs. David Koblentz and Republi can Executive Jloy Miller, delegates, reported Committee Tuesday night to TWO SUITS FILED on the annual stale Farm endorse party candidates One suit for divorce and Bureau meeting. Membership subject to the May Primary .plans were made for a drive to another for partition of real was 10 to 9 with two abestate have been filed in Meigs slart soon. staining, it was learned County Coirunon Pleas C~t. There were 20 today. Linda Sue Betz, LangsviDei.Ji!\· members absent. 1, filed the partition suit The committee agreed to against James Robert Betz, a invite Republican can· Tonight & Thursday minor, Pomeroy. The property dldates for county offices 1o January 12-13 is located in Salem Township. NOT OPOI appear before It prior to the Wanda S. Blaine, Middleport, secret ballot on eo· filed suit for divor~e against Friday & Sat~rday dorsements. January 14-IS Michael E. Blaine, Middleport, A MAN CALLED charging gross neglect of duty SLEDGE and extreme cruelty. (Technicolor) James Garner Dennis Weaver January Bargains! Ready To Wear Department ' (ConUnued Jrom page I) matches with an American team similar to those held in Peking last ~pril. Tbose matches were the prelude to a breakthrough in relations .between the two countries. Ziegler said Premier Chou En-lai personally requested that the new table tennis matches take place "when blossoms are in full bloom." e A &ebl'a 's stripes are black OPEN UNTIL 9 AT NIGHT BOTH FRIQAY AND SATURDAY . passengers to get off the plane S.lel Famous brand · 2nd Floor when Flight 38 landed-tit Love Mens Washable CHILDRENS COATS AND JACKETS v, PRICE Field at 2:50p. m. But~e. held SPECIAL SALE OF W.OMENS :OATS the crew - four hostesses and · SALE OF WDMENS SWEATERS tl,ree men - until 8:51 p.m·. SAVE ON W.OMENS SKIRTS ON SALE Values to 4. 00. All are when they escaped after SALE PRICES W.OMENS BLOUSE S washable .· Good selection SALE OF · WOMENS SLACKS of patterns and colors. noticing Hurst '"h~d been GIRLS WINTER WEAR PAJAMAS . . V. PRICE distracted by something in the GIRLS ROBES. LONG GOWNS . . . 'h PRICE rear of the plane. · INFANTS ANO TODDLERS KNIT SCAR,FS, Federal and city police HATS AND MITTENS 1-......,-~---·-~-1 'I> PRICE stormed the plane and captured the hijacker at 9:26 p, m. ' 1---~-~--,...~---·-~~,....,. . Sale! Coats and Clarks' News... in · Br~efs • Of Bureau Elected . ' nesday night about seven hours after the bright orange and red plane was seized by the selfadmiiled narcotics user. "Today is the last day that I, Billy Gene Hurst, is going to exist," the hijacker told his captured crew. 11'fomorrow a new individual will be born." Hurst, 22, hijacked the plane Wednesday between Houston and Dallas. He permitted the 94 . • ;_.L;__ _ _ _,L_::....,...:....;.__,;.;__-J:}___:.-__ _ . ·' _.__~ _ _. _ _ _ _ _ _ ~ .' , .._;_~..J..._ j, __ OFF TO PAGEANT Renee Burke, Meigs County's Junior Miss, ready to depart for East Liverpool. Miss Burke, Southern High School senior, wnt ·represent Meigs County in the 1972 Ohio Junior Miss Pageant to be held Jan. Zl·22 at East Gate High School. Mlss Burke wlll leave for East Liverpool Saturday to take part In weeklong preUmlnary events ol the 1late pageant. Auto Slides Off Road Ice on th~ roadway was blamed for a one-ear accident Thursday at 10:30 p.m. on ·SR . 124 at the railroad crossing in Langsville, the Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. reported. Thomas A. Crisp, 17 Langs· ville, Rt. I, traveling west, hit a slick place, his car going off the road and over a slight embankment. Crisp suffered a laceration in his hand but was not . immediately treated. There was heavy damage to the car. No citation was issued. Directors Try New Restaurant At Meigs Inn J;>irectors of the' Meigs In· vestment Corporation, a group of Pomeroy • Middleport , busineSS!Jlen who purchased and renovated the Hotel Martin, a Pomeroy landmark, - now the Meigs Inn - were guests at a steak dinner Wednesday .night as new kitchen faclllties were used the. first time. A · dinner was given simultaneously at the Inn honoring the birthdays of Sheila Childs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Childs, and Meigs High School Athletic Director and Head Football Coach Charles Chancey . Childs, manager of the Inn, said th e dinners were ''febearsals" for the first public dinner served using the new kitchen fa cilities on Thursday when the Tri.COunty Automobile Dealers Assn. met and dined at the Inn. The dining room will open on a full· . time basis next week, Childs said . Remodeling artd redecoration of the old Pomeroy hotel has . been proceeding more than a year . SUIT FILED A judgment seeking $938.68 has been liled in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Central Oillh!ld Supply Company, Wooster, ag,lnat David Searles, dha, Searlte Drilling Company, Nelsonville, ..... �.. .. ,. 2-The DIIUy Sentinel,Middleport-Pomeroy,O., Jan.14,1972 Parents Know the .Drug Threat . By J. J. CREMEANS Ml!ldteport OIJef of Pollee Today's Subject : What Plll't!nts Can Do Ab!lul Drug Mlsu•e Sweethearts' Meigs A Uubs:. Pl~y Tonight Ball PJ&nnecJ marijuana smokers, It was foUnct that 49 pet: had alieady ex- . perirnented with LSD, 43 pet. had tried Amphetamines an~ 24 . pet. some Jorm of the barbituarales. In all oJ them, two-thuds M~N- The Wlhima had used other lllegal drugs.! H, In the research now underway, Band Boos'fer~ are ~-, marijuana is proved PhYsically and at the same time medically safe (which is unlikely), isn't it obvious that there still is a a Sweetheart Ball fr1Jm t p.m. · Except lor speeding In a motor vehicle on the highways, ,.. mariJuana smoking Is likely ·the most commonly committed · definite guilt by aSSociation? It seems to form a pattern that the unUJ 1 B'.ni. Fell:· )2 at the National Guard Armery nur marijuana user seldom remains ONLY a userofthlsdrug. •i crime In the nation. Americans who have experimented with SPECIALISTS CONCERNED with drug misuse offer these Point Pleasant. . · ,. marijuana smoking at least once may nwnber as many !IS 20 Jan · Haddoil:·'s Mu1lc mUlion person&. It Is estimated by the Pentagon in Washirigton ·constructive suggestions to parents in dealing wiih their Department will . play for the children: that nerhaps as much as 30 pe\. of our troops in Vietnam have dance ... _ . •. , , I. Keep yQur cool - a level head thinks logically, makes tritod ''Pot," but most people making the estimates seem to agree A limited nwnber af• tlcketa better deciSions and generally acts more wisely. " that this Is a conservative guess. Where surveys have been taken at $5 a couple are beloc IOlCJ at 2. Listen to what young people are reaUy trying to tell you,< Fruth's Pharmacy In !,'oint · '. in larger universities the extent of marii.ll!lna users tops 50 pet. of Drugs are not the cause of drug use - at least no initially -there Pleasant, New lfaven :siJper : the undergraduates and the figure i8 rising. are hundreda of reasons why a child ,experiments with drugs. Market; Harry Millers MArilet, You'll ,hear the argwnent, coming most often from very Find thoae potential reasons ,in your home -lamUy relationships. both New Haven; tlie MUon ·' yolU)g users of marijuana, that it is harmless, has no long~asting lll1raDNsoN . ·'KElLEY ' . Correct what might become ~ dangerous condition BEFORE it Bowling Center and the~~ ·· effects, and it is not "habit forming." In one recent survey of 200 • VICE· ELECTED "- EleCtion of three Vice presidents by dir~ Of: The.. can cau~ serious trouble. B Market in M~. .lllhd . t . ~· 3. Get the facts concerning drugs..and ma1te ~ain you Boosters are also selling ' GoodJear Tire & Rubber Ccmpany has been announ~. Joaepll.F.·Hule~ beComes vice preslditnt of product quality and ~y. John P. KeUey v1ce president of advertislilg anc;l Edw~ expose your youngsters to this data in an atmosphere of sharing. tickets. , H. Sonnecken-~ vice president o.f eorporate business planning: · .. . 4. When ~etting discipline be very fair , . oo.t at the same time ' . ' . ... ... be very FIRM. ·' DearMr.:Editor : • 5. All experts In the field agree on this one being of utmost • Lately there has been a big hassle over the dress cod~ ~t importance: SET GOOD PARENTAL EXAMPLES! A parent Meigs High School. I iml a Meigs High student and I think 1t 1s . ··WIN AT BRIDGE " . , ,1,, • who in effect says, "Do as I say, not as I do," stands UtUe chance ' ,.. • • ~ ...,p.'' thoroughly redlculous. of influencing his chUdren for true good . . ., True enough, this county has never 'Qeen progressive, and ff While many people stand ·doing Utile more than hand., our school board seems more than happy to slt back and do as ' t.' .. •wringing, more and more parental groups across the country are they have done in the past. . ....-'-------......., Ex per t Soulh WU in · At the Board of Education meeting Monday night, several setting up drug study meetings which show lilrna on tbe subject. NORTH 14 dummy and let a he~~tt.:I. East "' U your club or organization is jnterested in having such haard members suggested that we "be patient and wait," until • ~6~ 106 played the 10, all()~false meetings, here are some suggested lilrna to obtain: : K Q card, and South ~~sfully • . • 'V 'ne~ year to change the dress code. Waiting will bring nothing "THE MIND BENDERS"- 25 min. Subject, LSD and other "' • filressed his jack. An open public meeting wiU elude the name and address of 10 6 4 2 OO.t ill feelings and more trouble. But our school board, in keeping hallucinogens. Write: National Medical Audiovisual Center WEST EAST So far everything .IIa<l been be held Jan. 19 at 7:30p.m. at the~ nominated and must ,;.:. a Meigs County tradition, is content to wait and do nothing. (Annex), Chamblee, Ga., 30005. · • 91 3 2 • J,S 54 . smooth sailing but E~st's Athens County Municipal Court be accepted by the nominee. ~ People, "next year" isn't going to come unless we ~ake it. . • 4 • K 10 5. nine and 10 plays ha,d giVen. "FDA SPECIAL REPORT"-20 min. Subject, Drug AbJse Room, City Hall, East Namlnation~ also will be ~ Contrary to popular belief, long hair has nothing to do w1th t A J 6 3 + 10 9 7 2 South a real problem, East - Bennies and Goofballs. Write sa.!,lle source as for ''The Mind Washington Street, Athens, for received from the floor at that ' ~ booze, drugs, or irresponsibility. • Q a1 3 • A 5 ;. would h,ave played exactly Benders." all Democrats signing a meeting, said Wllllam A. souTH (D) that way if he had started :; How can high school graduates be expected to stay in an area "FlGJIT OR FLIGHT" 16 min. Available for purchase Lavelle, Chairman, District 10· statement of support for • A · with K-10 of trumps and 10.r wbere progress is nearly non.existant? Let's face it, all you only, !&run, sound and color. Write Mr. ·Quinn Tamm, In- Senator Edmund S. Muskle for · Organizing Committee for • AQ J 97 2 9-ll of diamonds: That would ~ oldies, long hair is here and you might as well accept it. + '8 54 have left him with slx'spades ternational Association of Chiefs of Police, 1319 18th St., N.E., Muskie, Security Bank Bldg., President of the United States. ~· Concerned Student • K J 9 which was perfectly possiPreferences of Democrats Athens, Ohio, 45701. His t• (Name withheld on request) Washington, D.C., 20036. Botli vulnerable ble. , . "l.SD-25"- 26 min., on l.SD and hallucinogenic drugs in who reside in District 10 will be telephone is 593-8553. ~ West North Easl South South could make his con; general. Write: Professional Arts, Inc., P.O. Box 8484, Universal sought for delegate and 1¥ tract by rufflng his Iaat dlaBoys' Long Hair: Beautiful alternate candidates who City. Calif., 91608. Pass 1 • · P... 2 • mond to get to dwnmy for Being the parent of two fine teenage sons with hair on their ~~ "DRUGS AND THE NERVOUS SYsTEM'' - 18 min., on would file petitions and run Pass 3 • Pass 4 ¥ a second trump finesse · but ••~ necks and ears, and thank goodness go to Eastern to school, I'd how drugs affect many different parts of the body by their in- pledged to Senator Muskie at Pass Pa.. Pass South was only looking at Opening lead- • 3 his hand and dummy. He like to review my feeling in defense o! the long haired boys at fluence on the centrill nervous system. Write: Churchill Films, the Democratic Primary finally decideil .that East had · ·• ' Election to be held May 2. Meigs. 662 N. Robertson Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif., 90069. .~ By Oswald & James Jacoby been tellin~ the trUth and Written nominations of ,,., ••, , My husband and-! neither liked the long hair on boys, bilt we "HIDE AND SSEK" - 14 min., actual experiences of a laid down h1s ace of trumps. are certalilly getting used to it.ln fact,! didn't realize boy's hair teenager caught by the narcotic habit. Write: Center For Mass persons qualified, according to See if you can work out the way expert South managed 'tNIWSPAPIR INTIIPRISI ASSN.) was as beautiful as it is when clean and glossy until recently. Communicatioos; Columbia University Press, 1125 Amsterdam the Ohio Democratic Party ,, to . get himself set at four Constitution and state law, to .' :-:•• Why can't the ~hool officials and board bring that Meigs Ave., New York, N. Y., 10025. hearts. be delligates or aiternates must :,:~ Code up to date? Please try and look under those mop heads and SATuRDAY It goes without saying that the more complete and basically . East took his ace of.Clubs be received not·later than noon, I'm sure you 'II find some very good, responsible students. HIGH ScHOOL dance party, factual information parents have concerning· drugs, the more .and the five. South The bidding has been: ~ January 17,1972, ai the address Melgs 1 Junior High', Mid- knewreturned It's only a lad. I'll bet if all the teachers let their hair grow enough to go up With West North East South effective they can be in dealing with drug temptations, dif~: 3• Pass ~ long, the kids would cut theirs. They simply want to be different. ficulties and discussions. Children and young people in generill below to appear on the ballot dleport, 8 to 1'1 p.m. Saturday. his king. Theil he cashed liis that will be submitted to the ace of spades and let a dia5 • · Pass Pass Dble Jays emceeing. . · ;..: Thank goodness the Eastern adrqinistrators is going along must know more than just one side of the story, since most of January 19 meeting. mond toward dummy. West Pass 5 • 6 ¥ ? HYMN SING, Saturday, 7:30 ~- with the hair and as a result the kids are creating no long Hair their information comes from others who favor drug ex·went up with the ace; cashed You, South, hold: Such nominations must inp.m. at old post office buildir)g, ~ problem. You never see boys at Eastern with hair on their perimentation, usually those in their own age group. Racine, · Apostoltc Gospel the queen of clubs and put. •Q632 ¥A94 tAJO! •A63 ' shoulders. As long as they have clean, neat and combed hair I Of course, this department Wm be happy to assist any «k :: ji&mc..~<t ;::~ dummy in with a diamond. What do you do now? Olurch. Public. welcome. say let them be, to their own desires. Meanwhile East had em~ parental group wishing to embark on a drug education program. CHURCHES ON AIR BAKE SALE, Saturday, barked on a plan of false· A-J;Iouble apin .. Your .....n Look at Presi<lent Nixon; he's even joining the long hairs, Don't miSs my article next week. ~ A p'rogram wlll b~ · ·th d · profit hos be<ome larrer and d 9 a.m. Gaul's starting ·at ~ mg WI lOs an nmes. six spades 'Is out of the quos• and Dr. Rev. Billy Graham has had the longer hair for quite • presented on Chamael 13, Market, Olester, sponsored lly car He di~n't do it sensationaUy . . don ~ some time. His first diamond play was . r---------------------------~ WSAZ, at 7:30a.m. Suaday · Eastern Girls Athleti~· . Assn. :,; I'd say if your boys don't deserve the right to long hair, then 1 the deuce. TheQ he' dropped TODAY'S QUESTION ' representiDg tbe Churches of basketball team. shoo tho~ stud~nt teachers from AtheM out dtthe 'etementm' the nipe when \Y,~s_t )ed ~~ \ What do you "bid .. dealer 1 I • ·•tile 111-reae of•the·tri-state SOUP SA~, begll)nlng 4 schools. ··, area, .. , ,., ~·.... ._, p.m. SaturdaY., Southern High queen of clubs and play~d with: ,~··-~w··~ f . ~ the 10 nex~ while retaining •AKQ1~oe·$•AUtK(•z " ,... .... As a rule, boys are more particular with their long hair than I . . 1 The first 15 mlauleJ will Scho.ol , precedmg Hannan 'the seven. · '• girls are; they keep it cleaner. I· . 1 con~lst of a film ud at 7:45 Trace game. Bean, vegetable ~ Perhaps if the teachers at Meigs spent half the time they By Helen Bottel I there wlll be. a panel soup, sandwiches, pie · and . •' l discussion with Dr1 Harvey coffee, sponsored by junior. ;~ h&ve on griping, to students to listening to the kids many, ·many S. Galloway, dlsc'rlct class: problems of to~,and try helping them out, you would all feel so Command Performance ~•• much H IGHL.IGHTS better. •, ,superintendent of the CenDear Helen : • MEIGS COUNTY ·Retired tral'9hlo District, Dr; M. ,E. Teachers Assn ., 12 noon • &!spending students from schOol only hurts the child, so I have an Idea that by the time you receive this you wiU · with Paul Crabtree Clay, dl,lrlct siiJI"''\\IIeucfl;nt. Saturday what have you gained? Is that yollr goal, rather than teaching already have the answer to who authored the poem on chUdren at . Pomeroy CALL POINTVIEW: 992·250 :; of tbe West Virgllli!i D~lliet , Elementary School for poUuck him. you q•a9ted last December. He is Kahlil Gibran of Lebanon, a !~ and Dr. Lawrence lllcb, - dinner. ~· Vilma Pikkoja, ' Let those boys wear their hair the way they like it and the poet, philosopher and artist who died of tuberculosis in 193iln the SATURDAY I JAN. 15 district superintendent of tbe . delegate to Washington Conmatches a team from teachers wear theirs the way they like aod for heaven's sake get United States. He wrote many of his books in hls native language Channel 10 has some ItDallas against a Similar Eastern Kentucky. ·district, variety In Its morning kiddie team from along, don't let hatr length be a barrier. ference on Aging, speaking on but during the last 20 years of his life ,lived in America and began Miami. Thom taking part. ' programs, while mos1 people actually '• The rest of Meigs Local's dress code is very good.! admire it writing Jl;nglish. Hls most famous work, "The Prophet" from are baing her experie'.l~· Take own table stations stick to network paid . to perform In enexcepi (or the hair bit. I even feel sideburns can get out of control which the poem comes, has sold more than two million copies '*-::?.'W.m&:: : .H T ;;;;; W"' service. ·.~ . fare. So If the young ones · counter. Th1!y call Itthis "Super wont something different (if Bowl V1", we're advised and ll' and your code on that is good. and Is sUll going strong. Perhaps you dido 't recognize It because TEEN DANC!j:, Saturday at '< not necessarily new), ther, will be on Ch. 8 at 2:30p.m. ·•• Signf4 - Glad to be an Eastern parent! the poetry was taken out of context. I know others would like to Rae~ Juhior'High following con catch "Man from COS I, ' ItInteresting Idea, huh? (Name withheld on request.) hear the whole piece, and so I'm sending it along. - L.V.E. at 7:30 a.m., · "Tennessee basketball g'ame. .Music by + ++ . Tuxedo, 8 a.m . , or Spring Stree,t, Athens. Dear L.: There's quite a bit of· goo<\ "MOnkees/' (not tbe same •entertainment Sunday SI)NDAY I'd say', judging from my mail, that "The Prophet" is the eplsode.as seen on Ch. 81 af afternoon lor on . Thankful for All those who noon. REVIVAL MEETING, second-best loved book in America. Never have I been so deluged couldn't care less about +++ As I looked over the past year and think how good the Lord with mail - and almost every one of these hundreds of writers Super Bowl Sunday. A Veterans at the Southeastern starting Sunday, Hartford, W. A show that will be a movie dramatic "The Dar, has been to me, the verse from Luke 16:10 "He that is faithful in took time to Wl'i\1' out the whole poem, wanting to share it with Ohio Mental Health Center, Va., C!lurch of Christ In this week and a new series the Leavesspecial, Clopped ' which Is least is faithful also is much," was recalled. next week· makes Its debut Is on Ch. 7 at 4 p:m.Hands, Athens·, were guest,9 at a party Christian Union, Rev. Autumn me and others. David tonight. It's the new Jack Frost brings us John Lennon I thought about my attitude toward God and his glory in ReaUy,l'm awfully embarrassed about asking tlie name of Thursday afternoon staged by .Scott, Wheeleraburg, speaking. Webb opus, "Emergency," .and Yoko Dno at 3 p.m., on connection with that verse. Faithfulness In thanksgiving often the author - because, you see, I too have a copy of "The the American Legion Auxiliary Public invit~d. 7:30 each and the lull two.hour pilot is Ch . 6. Time Wrestling run tonight. It's about a returns Big begins with a new view of God, as He is and. not as we suppoae Prophet" and love it. May I share the whole poem with you? -H. under the direction of Mrs, .Vening. . to Ch. at 2 p.m. medical emergency.rescue There's a movie,7"Night 111m to be. He is a good God, not just when He has done something Mary Martin, hospital DR. RUSSELL Jones, . UrHas And a woman who held a babe against her bosom said, squad. 8 p.m., Chs. 2 & 7. Eyes.'' on Ch. 6 at2 p.m. And which we value as "good", but that Is what He is. representative. bana, speaker for revival . ++ '+ "Speak to us of chUdren," And he said: ll · t~at Isn't variP.fy, I don't Halloween would be a good know Lafayette Unit 27 of ~ervices starting Sunday, First Perhaps the recognition of that fact is more difficult for some what Is. Your chUdren are not your children. time for two specials tonight, Gallipolis hosted the party with Baptist Church, Racine, . , whose lives seems to be more of the dark underside of life and +++ bofh about the supernatural. They are the sons and daughters of Life's longing lor itself. Basketball dOesn't lei tt\e Mrs. Dorothy Hecker and Mrs. running through Sunday, Jan: : · less of the ·bright upperside of spiritual places. But ascribing One Is "Sixth Sense," a They come through you, but not from you, Bowl have the whole drama about ESP, at 10 on Super Mabel Brown of the .unit 23. Services, · 7:30 each · worth and thanksgiving to God is hard for any person not in the day, however. The New Yor~ . And though they are with you yet tbey belong not to you. Ch. 12. The Other Is "Lights Knlcks and Houston assisting Mrs. Marlin. Sand- ·evening; Duane Wolfe, song Rockets habit of doing so because It runs counter·dock-wise to our culture which may be the pilot Q.t," You may give them your love but not your thoughts, square off at 5 p.m .. 12. ' which blames God for the mess we're in. for a series of bizarre and . And the llnals of theCh.Bing wlches, potato chips, soft ~,~iORS of the 'American For they have their own thoughts. ghostly •torles next season, No one Will heartily thank God until he realizes that God is Pro·Am Golf evt!nl drinks, candy bars and fruit Legion Auxiliary of Drew You may house their bodies but not their souls, also at 10, Chs. 2 & 7. (There Crosby turn up at 6 p.m., Chs . 2 is. 7. truly worthy of thanksgiving. We need a renewed view of Him as used to be a radio series For their soula dwell In the house of tomorrow, which you we!'" serv.ed and the .Gallipolis Webster Post 39, 6 p.m. Sun· +++ called "Lights Out," and II umt provided game prizes of . day, at the hl!ll. John saw Hiin when he said, "Thou are worthy, 0 Lord, to cannot visit, not even in your dreams. In the evening, while Dad's you remember It, you;aln'tln ' MONDAY·;, , receive." ' rejoicing or You may strive to be like them, but aeek not to make them wash cloths, · tooth,paste, the Pepsi Generation, either bemoaning the fates · o f the perfwne, combs and shower GAME PROTECToR Gary. ( Even though I understood the worthiness of God, my thanks- like you. friend:! Cowboys and Dolphins, ttt, +++ llYing gained impetus when He began teaching me the meaning Swope wtll'sbow film on wild caps. kids can tune In a show For life goes not backward nor tarries with yesterday. SPORTS: Topping the list designed .Nutcups and mints,• along life when Chester PTA meets, . ~ af I Thessalonians 5:18, "In Everything give thanks lor this is the and ereated llY Is the Ohio Slate-Michigan You are the bows from which your children as !lvlng arrows them new series, .With gifts of ~d scarves, Monday; 8 p. m: at 'school to , ..W of God In Olrist Jesus concerning you." game, with the Buckeyes "Zoom," atthe7 p.m., are sent forth. Cb. 11. seeking revenge on the It's a good concept -letting playing car.ds, cosmetics, pens observe• Dad's Night. All • ' Mentally, I looked for a way to slide around obedience to that The Archer sees the mark upon the path of the infinite, and basketball court for what the kids tell whaf they'd like r· liJIIIWld.l reasoned that in the middle of any situation I could He ben!ls you with HIS might that His arrows may go swift and and pen01ls, jewelry .and parents cordially invited, ilappened on the gridiron last to see. I If theY miss it. personal 1.1em.! were provtded, social hour ·after meeting. • fall. 2 p.m,, Ch. 6. focus my attention on God and thank Him for what He is. That let far. Irs repeated at 6 by the jun1ors of Ofew Webster .• Also: The down.and-out tonight, me off the hook for giving thanks for things I found hard to be p.m. Wednesday.) Let your bending in the Archer's hand be for gladness, Unit· 39, Pomeroy. Cigarettes RACINE Elementary PTA Notre Darners ' take on ++ +· /. · lhanldul foc. But God quickly brought my reading to focua on Tulane, 1:30 p.m., Chs. 2 &7 For even asHe loves the arrow that flies, so were provided for each of the 7:30p.m. Monday •t the school. A take·oll on comic striPS" ... North "Carolina · battles Jr.plellans 5:20, ''Giving thanks always for all things ... " There patients by the Department Art of. ,makeup and beauty Is the sublect of a special en l:le loves also the bow that is stable. nellonally-ranked Vlrglnla,2 Ch. escaping. God meant that in every situation, and for all 8 at.7:30p.m. Would you p.m., Ch. 8 ... MorshaM believe .. Jrom "The Prophet" American Legion Auxiliary. tec?Nques wjll be·the program Raquel Welch ~. I wu to give thanks. · highlights at 1:15 p.m... Ch. '2 topiC. by Kahlll Glbran plaYing Little Orphan -'An· . ... Pro Bowlers Tour, right It was when I began to obey that I discovered why the (1883-1931) after the OSU game- about nle' 'Neither do I, but I'll be c:oounand wu so lnc!usive: I am not wise enough to judge what . ~ p.m., Ch. 6 .. . CBS Golf watching - with. greal in.' . Ciu!lc from Akron, 4 p.m., terest, I think. 11 "IC)Od"and ''bad" for~. God knows, and I can trust Him and This colWTUl is dedicated to lamUy living so if you ·r~ h,aving · And he said to th)m, +++ ,.. Ch. 8 ... Big Crosby Pro-Am obey b7 giving thanks always. . · Conservative William F. kid trouble or just plain trouble, let Helen Help YOU. She will . ' FunerallMlrvicea' for Homer "Then are l/OU also wiihqut Golf, ~ : 30 p.m., Chs. 2 & 7. Buckley Jr. promlsea a ringMGre recently, God been making clear to me the · also 'welcome your own amai.slng experiences. Write to Helen undentanding? Do l/OU not +++ Hawkins were held at I p.m. see that whatever· goes into ding debate on ecology arK! II you m lssed the "En. reJatlonlhlp between low and thanksgiving. I've often heard the Bottelln care of this new!IJlllper. · natural resources tonight ., saturday at the Ewing FunerBI a man from outside cannot tertalner of the" Year" qalp, "You can give wtthouiJoving, but you cannot love without he tangles with former In· ·awards' special .last week, Home. The Rev. Charles defile him, since it 'enters, terlllr Secretary Walter giving." And that illlilt lncllJCie giving thanks. . It's on Ch. 10 at midnight. Russell of Chillicothe, fOI'IIlll'l' not hil heart, but his slom· Hickel. 8 p.m.. Ch. 11. +++ The natural respCll1le of a lovblg. heart is the blessing of a pastor of the Bradford Church ach, cmd so panes on?"+++ MDVI ES: Ch. 4has moved lrtark 7:18, 1. 9 . thantful helrt, and God eJvea both to thOIIe who will put Him and MOVIES: "Fast Com·· Its prlme·llme movie up to 10 · of 'Christ, officiated and burial p.m.: "How l SP,tl)t My pony,'' 8 a.m., Ch. 10 .. ; ."Tht His gliB')' !Int. ·; . was in ' the Riverview Mrs. Paul Neutzllng, Mr. and Sl!mmer Vacation, ' Robert Night HNven Fell," 11:311 In thll !July year ahead It would be well for us all to EXTON, J'a. - Thomas A. foundry trade. p.m .. Ch, 10. ·· W~ner, Pete Lawford ... Ce~tery. . Mrs. ScOtt Neutzllng; 1 Mn. remember tiW Mary cbole the better part of sitting at Jesus' Williams has been named In another move, Dr. Lees. . ++ + "Good, Morning, Miss ~tten~~ from out of town Harry,Neubllng, Mr. and Mrs, MONDA"/'+ JANUARY 11' Dove," 11 p.m., Ch. 7 ... · feet -It wu not an acddenl. We can cboo11e to be thankful, we . General Sales Manager for the · Richardson has been appointed were Mrs. 'FlOI'a' Hutcheson Jerry 'SieWea(llld family, Mr. • Channel • shtktl up Itt "Invisible Ray," 11:1~ p.m., can choo~e to be obedient. AllY othet cllolce wt11 leave us un- . Chemicals and Minerals Director of Research and and Mrs. · Laura ·Harper, and~ Rodney Howery and Ch. 6 ... Double-feature: esrfy.mornlng lltotrlm.J Division · of Foote Mineral Development. In . his new Zanesvllle; Mrr. Alllerta · famlly Athens; Mr. and Mrs. "Blue .Panthe.r,"\ and mlng todly, with ljiiiCidfl,. prepared to meet 11111 J!lultkln~ iJoeludkW the ~ar ahead. But 1 "Razor's Edge," starti at Lassie end Timmy (tM oiCI 'llllrn WI! learn to pvethlnb IA..Sfot...,uling, God will have · Company, replacing Frank E. assignment, Dr. Richardson Brewer, Colullibus: Mrs. Tlleodore Rauter, Mr. and Mrs. Jon Provolt v..siOn · of lht , 12:30 a.m .. Ch. ~. Hurley; who will assume new" will be responsible for re~earch Albert Hawkins, Bob and Joe, Jack Henderson . and Jeff, dog show) at 8a.m.. lotlowt41 tncht 111 one rJ 1111 h 1thtt 11 •oi+++ '. by David Frost at 8>30 1.1111 duties as · Ge11eral Sales. . ·&nd new product development : Rutland; Mrs. IWI'v:tl JoiUIIOD HamiltGn; r-tlas Betty Kennedy SUNDAY, JANUARY 14 He 11 worthy ot .u 111111111 11 WVi lb)lllllrt an else. A new Jtrltr, "Wha.., II Is repor:ed that a Manager of Foote's Kemco on a corporate-wide basis. and Mr. and Mrs. Richard 111d Mils Barbara· Kennedy, '.'He that 11 faithful In lllat wllldlll ~ II faithful also .in Every Woman Wanlt It foOtball game Is to ba played Division . The Kemco Division Heretofore, the Comp.tny's R. _ Leifheit, Springfield; Mrs. ColiDDbul; Mrs. John S1!Wier today In New Orleans. ln. Know:• makes tit llow at 10 macb (Lulie 16: 10). · Is responsible for manufacture & D. had been dlvlslonallzed. Emeat Bruley, Detroit; Mn. and Mrs, Ethel Thomas, trying to c.heck this out, , a.m. and will be . . , ""'1 Ferne B. Jll7miii,RI; 2, Racine, Ohio and sale of products for the weekday If thll !liM. we'~e been eble to learn that Gertrude Nelitzllng, r.,r. and VInton. arqwn: . wng' Hair Here: Accept It Muskie PieUged '· ' False-cards·: Lie ~-. Li.ftl~ .· J .. 4. ... , ,, l ''-i\~\\ ., ij . La. Tech 91 Lamar U. 67 Western Ky. 103 LaSalle 84 Adelphi 77 Yoshlva 52 St. Louis 72 TVISll 61 Brondels 111 Suflolk 86 Apartment Size KELVINATOR ·•2too I ----------' G. E. 12 cu. ft. Refrigemr . . TASTES 'SO GOoD- 00 '25 -~--------· I. H.'12 cu. ff. . . .Eve'rybod_y Likes It _ Refrigel atOr •35 00 ---------Freezer Below RefrCe;alor · Gallipolis at Waverly Athens at Wellston Ironton at Jackson Meigs at. Logan . Eastern at North Gallia Kyger. Creek at Hannan Trace Nelsonville-York· at Vinton County Southern at H8!1.nan Chesapeake at Symmes Valley Wahama 'at Pt. Pleasant Caal Grove at South Point Portsmouth at Lima SATURDAY'S GAMES Gallipolis at Chesapeake Symmes Valley at North Gallia Hannan Trace at Southern Southwestern at Ironton St. Joe Alexander at Fed-Hocking Waharna at Ravenswood Houston 19" Portable T.V. •6too ----------19'' P~ T.V. •79"!' ------~---- 21" Console T.V. "i IRESTO.NE 992-2238 MIDDLEPORT -no ByUnltedPresslnternaUonal lead with a 2-0 record. Southern UCLA puts its No. I ranking Cal, the No. 10 team in the on the line again tonight when nation, also will be in ·action the Bruins entertain surprising tonight, taking on California . Stanford. In very limited action Thurs- · !JCLA, led by Bill Walton, its day night, Long Beach State, s.root-11 sophomore cen!A!r , has the o~ly ranked team playing, surged to a 10-0 r<!'cbrd and last routed Los Angeles State, 103week was named unanimously 83. The seventh-ranked 49ers as the nation 's top college with Chuck Terry and Ed team . Ratlell scoring 22 points each, Stanford, the surprise team have won 13 of their 14 games. of the Pacific Eight, is tied Elsewhere, Terry Davis with UCLA and Southern scored 20 points to lead California for the conference Western Kentucky to a 103-84 victory over LaSalle and Bernard Dulaney and John Errecart teamed for 41 polrts DECEMBER PRO NEW YORK (UP!) - Bob as Pacific trounced Georgetown Griese, who quarterbacked the (D.C.), 105-73. Army beat Miami Dolphins to the Super Colgate, 104-92, Furman topped Bowl in his fifth pro season, Richmond, 92-06, St. Louis was named Thursday as downed Tulsa, 7Ul, Louisiana winner of the December poll in Tech ripped Lamar, . 91-li7, the balloting lor the 22nd Weber State edged Utah State, Hickok "Professional Athlete 69-li7, and San Francisco MASON - The Meigs of the Year" award. whipped Seattle, 86-62. Marauder wrestling team dropped its second match this week In two meets this year, this one a 41-20 decision to a rough Wahama White Falcon squad. Coach Fenton Taylor's Marauders dropped their first meeting, 42-18, to NelsonvilleYork earlier this seaaon. Meigs will wrestle the South Point Pointers in their home opener this Saturday night at 7:30 p. m. at Meigs High School. All Marauder supporters are urged to attend. Picking up wins for the Meigs grapplers against Wabarna were senior John Thomas and sophomore Robbie Harris by pins and freshman Mike Harrison and junior Kenny Moore by decisions. Senior Ted Lehew battled to a draw. The results were : 98lb. class- Mike'Harrison (M, 2-0) decisioned King (W). 105 lb. class - Roush (W) pinned Marty Bolinger (M, 0- .341 241h Portland 11 35 .239 291/o . ' Thursday's Results Seattle 112 Battlmore107 1Only game scheduled! ' Grapplers Friday's Games and S:2 Tony Vaughan. Dunfee of the year. is pacing Meigs in scoring and Loganhasgivenup456points is second Iii rebounding, while in league play for an average of . t • Vaughan Is the!r leading 74.3 w.hile scormg 312 a a • 2·0 retiounder and second top pace over six games. Meigs, In ' scorer · the same number of league The ~ther Meli!s starters are games, has dropped In 361 juniors :>-10 Andy Vaughan, :>-9 (60.0) and allowed 381(63.5). In Jimmy Boggs, and 5-9 Rich all gam~s, Logan has allowed Bailey. All have come into an average of 71.3 and scored their own in the last two ~.3.Me:s,overall,sco~~dat~ games, making the ~rauders 6 pom per game C1p an much tougher than at the start permitted 64.0. Freshmen Lose 62-37 Detroit at Boston Aflanta at Cincinnati Chicago· at Milwaukee Los Angeles at Philadelphia Cleveland at Phoenix Portland at Bulfalo New York vs. Golden State At San Diego (Oniygamesscheduled) ABA Standings By United Press International East Kentucky j~'l ~.B Virginia 27 18 .600 8 New York 20 25 .444 15 Ftnridianl . 19 25 .432 15'1' Pittsburqh 19 28 .404 17 Carolina 15 30 .333 20 West . W. L. . Pet. GB Utah 32 14 .696 ... Indiana 25 19 .568 6 Memphis 19 25 .432 12 Dallas . 20 28 .417 13 Denver 17 26 .395 13'" Thursday's Results New York 110 Floridians 94 Pittsburgh 118 Denver 116 Utah 128 Virginia 119 (Only games scheduled! Taking On South Point %\ SEOAL FROSH ROCK SPRINGS - The TEAM W L P OP Meigs Marauder freshmen Gallipolis 6 1 314 ,248 cagers dropPed a 62-37 verdict Logan 6 1 380 195 5 2 ~16 261 to the btk and ROwerful Logan Waverly Ironton 4 3 361 285 freshmen here Thursday night. Athens 3 4 25ll 271 Coach Jon Arnett's Marauder Meigs 3 4 172 318 Friday's Games 1 6' 235 357 New York vs. Virginia yearlings are · now 2-4 on ·the Wellston 0 t 185 378 At .Hampton season. Logan remained 'in a Jackson TOTALS 28 21 ~313 2313 Floridians vs. Carolina tie for first at 6-!. THURSDAY'S RESULTS: At Greensboro Indian vs. Memphis Danny Dodson paced Meigs Gallipolis 37 Waverly 34 Logan 62 Meigs 37 At Toronto with 12 points, Lonnie Coates Athens 37 Wellston 27 Dallas vs. Kentucky added 10, and other scorers Ironton 58 ,Jackson 25 · At Torpnto (Only games scheduled) were Perk Ault 9, Jeff Ridgway ~ ... u. , : c•. :-r"t . (8'"~o:uw·::;::: X ~ ... 3, Tinuny Colburn 2 and Steve NEW YORK (UPI) Walburn I. Wright of Logan NHL Standongs By United Press International Travis Grant, a 6-foot, !l-Inch was high in the g~me with 23 East and Kemper had 16. senior from Kentucky State, w. L. T. Pts By Quartera and Dana Wilson of Husson New' York ~~ ~ ~ :~ Boston a~e In ·a close battle for the Logan . 16 20 17 ~2 24 10 7 55 Montreal Individual scoring lead . Torori'fo Meigs 3 17 10 7-J7 19 13 10 48 among college dlvlslon Detroit Officials, Mike Werry and 11 18 7 41 Buffalo 8 25 10 26 basketball players. George Nesselroad. 10 24 5 25 Vancouver .Statistics released today West ' by the Nlltlooal ~olleglale ~· , ~ ·1 1'-Sperts ,~8ervieellll'lhew • l dlat : Ch t, ·,-ll;l.9d . . -\~ ~']~~;;.; :MI~f:'~~. 22}l 13 t1 6;. 56 Grant 'has scored 278> JjO!nts : ''California ~ ·,•,rltuo~ ·~· if; .' ·r ,, ·: 13 :.22 9 35 .. and WU110n 258, botb Iii ieven St. Louis SAN ANTONIO BACK • 13 22 7 33 12 21 7 31 games. Grant's average Is Phliadelphlo SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI) Pittsburgh 11 24 8 30 39.1 points per game while -san Antoniu was back In Los Angeles 11 30 3 25 Ol'ganized biseball Thursday Wilson's Is ~.9. Thursday's Results under the auspices of .the Don Manly of Otterbein New York 5 Bulfalo 2 Boston 1 Los Angeles 1 Mllwaukee Brewers of the leads In field goal per- Montreal7 Pittsburgh 1 Amerjcan League. centages with 57-for-77 and a (Onlygamesscheduledl · The city figures to have no .740 percentage. Friday's Games . . ' Vancouver at California franchise for 1972 when the . w.&.Mllt&&3f.ll8lli::~:U. •.:% · (Clnlygamescheduledl Chicago Cubs shifted their Texas League franchise to BANUFTED AHL Standings LONDON (UP!) -The InterMidland, Tex. By United Press International national Lawn TeMis FederaEast tion (lLTF) annoainced ThursW. L. T. Pts 25 9 7 57 day It has agreed to lift its ban Boston Nova Scotia 20 13 9 49 on the use of facllltles in the Springfield 15 14 8 38 United States by the Providence . 12· 20" 9 33 . 12 22 5 29 professional World Cham- Rocoester West pionship Tennis (WtT) group. w. ·L. Pts wcr players were barred Hershey 20 11 6 46 from competing in ILTF Bollimore 19 15 5 43 Cleveland 18 16 6 42 tournaments from Jan. 1 after Richmond 17 16 6 40 .. lengthY hassles with the Inter- Cincinnati 14 18 9 37 national body. Tidewater . 9 27 4 22 Thursday's Results -~~~""""' Cleveland6 Tidewater 1 : . (Oniygamescheduledl ALL THIS WEEK \ The Daily Sentiriet FOR MORE WXURIOUS UVING 12"Xl2" 1). NEW PATTERNS TO 114lb. class- Robbie Harris (M, 2-0) pinned Yonker (W). 121 lb. class - Kenny Moore (M, 1-1) decisioned Reed (W). 1 128 lb. Cl\1!8 ~ l;ji$S(\n (W) ~ pmned Roger Pearch (¥, 0-2). · 134 lb. class - Van Meter ( W) decisioned Alan M cLaughUn (M, 0-2). 140 lb. class - Morgan (W) pinned Rick Gaul (M, G-1) . 145 lb class _ McFarland · (W) pinned Terry Pickens (M, 0..2) tS7 lb class - John Thomas · , (M, 2-0) pmned Adams (W). 167 lb. class ~ Ted Lehew (M, 0-1-1) drew with Drake SELECT FROM; MAN~ AlSO: GRID SYSTEM FOR • • • SUSPENDED C~ILINGS 1'X4' TI~E IN STOCK •· King-Builders Supply Co. (W). 185 lb. class - Machlr (W) pinned John Lehew (M, 0-2). Unlimited class - Harris (W) pinned Mike Haley (M, 0- STYLES IN ' STO(:~. 992-3748 N. 2nd. AVE. M 1). · I•FLOo~COVERINGSI I· FUR~ITURE I !•BEDDING I ' ZEN.ITH TV AND ~REO , liv~red " by carrier where available so cents per week; Plus. ~ .Free Merchandise By Motor Route where carrier ' service noo •vail•ble : One , month $1.75 . By ma11 In Ohio . and W. Va ., One year 11~ . 00. INGELS FURNITURE OPEN FRL & SAT. NIGH~ City Editor Published daily except Sat.urday by The Ohio Valley Publishing company , \11 Court St ., Pomeroy, Ohio, ~5769 . Business Ofllce Phone . 992·2156, Editorial Phone 992. 2\57 . Second ClOSS postage paid al Pomeroy, Ohio . , National advertising · representative · Bollinelli · ' Gallagher, Inc ., 12 East •2nd St., New York Clty, New Vork . ! Subscription rales : oe . : Six months $7 . 25 . Three mqnths U . SO . Subscription ' MIDDLEPORT 1 Sentinel. priCe includes _...,.....:'-:--:Sunday Times .··-"---- "GREAT NEWS!" SAVE 11· 20 30 40 50% Friday's Games Cincinnati at Richmond Providence at Rochester !Only games scheduled) DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS·MASON AREA CN.ESTER L. TANNEHILL, Exec. Ed. ROBERT ·HOEFLICH, While ·Quantities Last! . '69" ---~-----H&R 15 29 Bruins Entertain Stanford Quinte~ . r: 00 . _ __ ,..•75 ______ r RACING SEASON NEW YORK (UP!) -The Finger Lakes racing season . · will run fiX' a total of.l47 days In 1972 and wlll be divided Into a spring meeting running from . ' May !..June 30, a summer meetlng(July l-Aug. 3l)anda· ' fall meeting (Sept !-Nov 7) • · · . The New York· . Racing ,O::mmission announCfd ThW'S· day It had .approved the appllcations of the Finger Lakes • Racing Association for Its 1972 racing dates · i · ! ' Continue$ on FAMOUS BRAND NAME CLOTHING •• .• For Both Men and Women at ·aAHR .CLOTHIERS , N. Second Ave. Middleport, o. • ·---------~~~---------------------~-------· JRU· S T YOU R HOME HEAT TO ••••••••••••••••••• ;1 I ' hill AT TilE •• Foote Shifts ·Executives I NBA, Standings • By United Pr11s International EastornCIII'Ierence Atlantic Division W. L. Pel. GB Bo•ton 30 16 .652 ... New York 25 18 .581 3'1' Philadelphia 19 26 .427 \OV, lfuftalo 13 JO .302 15'1, Central Division W. l. Pet. GB Baltimore 19 u .442 Atlanta 16 28 .364 J>fo Cleveland 15 28 ..349 4 Cincinnati .·12 31 .279 7 ' INGELS JANUARY G.E. 2 Dr. ·f I Tonight's Games \'1:. RefijgentQr Veterans Given Party Thursday Services Held 56 __ 1 ' ' Guaranteed . Trade-In .Bargains C.Diyer 00 ,.. ______ _ •59 ~ r: College Basketball Results By United Press International Furman 92 Rlchmond66 San Fran 86 Seattl, 62 Pacific 105 Georgetown 73 S.Fraser 75 Wlllamette 74 Long Bch St. 103 Los Ang. St. 83 Augustana 92 Millikin 72 Weber St. 69 Utah St. 67 West Tex. St. 96 Sou. Miss. 80 Texas ( Arl) 82 Centenary 81 Army 104 Colgate 92 Fla. Southern 53 Belh·Ckmn 40 South Fla. 103 Florida A&M 102 Lenoir Rhyne 102 Pfeiffer 74 . Belmont Abbey 74 Erskine 62 Catawba 95 Mars Hll177 Ala. St. 118 Ala·. A&M 78 Grove City 75 Carnegie Mlln 55 Steubenvle 75 Whee!lng 65 East Tex. 72 Midwestern 69 North Tex. 98 N. E. Louisiana HAMILTON . He"1'p tJ•.· s•· : .,H ' ' ·eI·en" '·' notas~ui~k. Taylor su~~tutes freely with only three ·ieniors seeing much action. These a~ 1>3 John Angle, 6-2 George Shaw and 5-& Greg Smith. Juniors Ken Cul!lertson and Randy Norris, · both 6-2, play quite a bU. Jeff Campbell, 6-3, Jim Pierce, 5-9, and Jim Corby, 5-10, all SQPhomores, also get plenty of playing time. With six players 6-2 or over, the Chiefs will have superior height as the Marauders have only 'two. · Meigs will be led. by their "senior duo", 6-0 Steve Dunfee -··---·----· ., ~ I By Ktrm WISECUP The Meigs Marauders will attempt· tO ,extend.,•tlietr winning sb:eak to three at Logan tonight In a Southeastern Ohio Athletic ~ag11e contest.. 1 Coach Carl . Wolfe's boys have beaten Wahama, l!ii-53, and Wellsto)'i, 87-%, in their last two ouli!lgs: Previously they had lost five In a row, Meigs is ~ overall and 2-4 in league action . . The Chiefs, under Dick Tayloc, their new coach, have a '1.7 overall slate and share sixth place with Wellston and Jackaon with a 1-li · record. Their only le~gue 'win was a 6359 deCision over Jackson . Meigs defeated Jackson, 6UI!. The Chieftains are much tidier than the scrappy Marauders, but probably are Social Calendar .::. $... . . Big M After 3rd Straight Win Nommees Wanted · ~ ., Pro Standing~ 'I11e Eutern Eagles clash . them. That 1Q.S5 drubbing was guafd. 1(1 Pat Stout inti Harvey "Thundering Tornadoes", Jim with the North Gallla l'lra~s back on December 11. The and Jerry Hubbard lead the , at North Gallla io,a!ght in a Pira~ •. likewise are 6-1 In · . Colch Bill PhiWp'l Eagles, -way. The coUsins average 14.7 headlining Southern Valley , league play and 6-2 overall. also a' very good class "A" and lU, respectively, in SVAC Conference game. The 'fhelr two' I~ have been to · squad, will counter with play. Southern is, :h'i overall ,.Southern I,ocal Tornadoes Symmes VaUey, ~ SVAC leading scorer .·and rebounder and 2-4 in SVAC actioo. The . travel to Hannan, W. Va.', for a leader, 81-79, and to Eastern of Derirus Eichinger, a 6-3 senior Hannan Wildcats are Wlnless non-league encounter, then Pike County, 76-72. center. Elchlnier Will have to · while the Hannan Trace OO.t tile Hannan Trace WUd· The tall and talented Pirates, cope iwith a.U thilt North Gallia Wildcats are 4-4 overall and 2-3 Western Conferente cats Sltllrday night in a SVAC the rave •of many . Gallia heigHt, ' a . tremendous in league play: Hannan Trace Midwest Division W. L. Pet. GB game. Eastern is idle Saturday Countiana, are one of the better aaignment. . won the first meeting, 68-49. Milwaukee 36 10 .783 night. · • class "A" teains this area,has OU1er Eagle starters are Bob Other Tornadoes. seeing Chicago 31 13 .705 4 .The Eagles, o.wnera of a 7-1 seen for awhile. They have C81dweU, Alan Duvall and two plenty of action .are Brett and Phoenix · 26 19 .578 91h slate and 6-1 SVAC record, will three players over 6-4 in Arthur of either Randy Boring, Randy Bruce Hart, Tim and Nick lhle, Detroit 11 28 .378 18'1' Pacific Division bl) ou~ for revenge against the Clark, Larry Justus, and Gary Young or Dave Mllhone. Steve Jenkins and Ron Hill. W. l. Pet. GB Plr~tes. the only team to defeat ' Crosswhite; plus a pair o! fine For Coach Asa Bradbury's LosAngeles 40 · 5 .R89 ... ,, 28 19 .596 13 Seattle Golden St. 25 19 .568 w;, PREsmENTS ., ·- . 3-'l'he bai!y Sentlnel,Middleport.f'lmeroy, 0., Jan.l4, 1972 · MEIGS· INN .nJ..LI'aY_:_TilE CUMBERLAND TRIO SATURDAY TilE CRrriCS CHOICE These two outstanding groups appearing in the New Meigs Inn Lounge from 9:00 · until... , · · ,OHIO PT. I' ' ' • • �.. .. ,. 2-The DIIUy Sentinel,Middleport-Pomeroy,O., Jan.14,1972 Parents Know the .Drug Threat . By J. J. CREMEANS Ml!ldteport OIJef of Pollee Today's Subject : What Plll't!nts Can Do Ab!lul Drug Mlsu•e Sweethearts' Meigs A Uubs:. Pl~y Tonight Ball PJ&nnecJ marijuana smokers, It was foUnct that 49 pet: had alieady ex- . perirnented with LSD, 43 pet. had tried Amphetamines an~ 24 . pet. some Jorm of the barbituarales. In all oJ them, two-thuds M~N- The Wlhima had used other lllegal drugs.! H, In the research now underway, Band Boos'fer~ are ~-, marijuana is proved PhYsically and at the same time medically safe (which is unlikely), isn't it obvious that there still is a a Sweetheart Ball fr1Jm t p.m. · Except lor speeding In a motor vehicle on the highways, ,.. mariJuana smoking Is likely ·the most commonly committed · definite guilt by aSSociation? It seems to form a pattern that the unUJ 1 B'.ni. Fell:· )2 at the National Guard Armery nur marijuana user seldom remains ONLY a userofthlsdrug. •i crime In the nation. Americans who have experimented with SPECIALISTS CONCERNED with drug misuse offer these Point Pleasant. . · ,. marijuana smoking at least once may nwnber as many !IS 20 Jan · Haddoil:·'s Mu1lc mUlion person&. It Is estimated by the Pentagon in Washirigton ·constructive suggestions to parents in dealing wiih their Department will . play for the children: that nerhaps as much as 30 pe\. of our troops in Vietnam have dance ... _ . •. , , I. Keep yQur cool - a level head thinks logically, makes tritod ''Pot," but most people making the estimates seem to agree A limited nwnber af• tlcketa better deciSions and generally acts more wisely. " that this Is a conservative guess. Where surveys have been taken at $5 a couple are beloc IOlCJ at 2. Listen to what young people are reaUy trying to tell you,< Fruth's Pharmacy In !,'oint · '. in larger universities the extent of marii.ll!lna users tops 50 pet. of Drugs are not the cause of drug use - at least no initially -there Pleasant, New lfaven :siJper : the undergraduates and the figure i8 rising. are hundreda of reasons why a child ,experiments with drugs. Market; Harry Millers MArilet, You'll ,hear the argwnent, coming most often from very Find thoae potential reasons ,in your home -lamUy relationships. both New Haven; tlie MUon ·' yolU)g users of marijuana, that it is harmless, has no long~asting lll1raDNsoN . ·'KElLEY ' . Correct what might become ~ dangerous condition BEFORE it Bowling Center and the~~ ·· effects, and it is not "habit forming." In one recent survey of 200 • VICE· ELECTED "- EleCtion of three Vice presidents by dir~ Of: The.. can cau~ serious trouble. B Market in M~. .lllhd . t . ~· 3. Get the facts concerning drugs..and ma1te ~ain you Boosters are also selling ' GoodJear Tire & Rubber Ccmpany has been announ~. Joaepll.F.·Hule~ beComes vice preslditnt of product quality and ~y. John P. KeUey v1ce president of advertislilg anc;l Edw~ expose your youngsters to this data in an atmosphere of sharing. tickets. , H. Sonnecken-~ vice president o.f eorporate business planning: · .. . 4. When ~etting discipline be very fair , . oo.t at the same time ' . ' . ... ... be very FIRM. ·' DearMr.:Editor : • 5. All experts In the field agree on this one being of utmost • Lately there has been a big hassle over the dress cod~ ~t importance: SET GOOD PARENTAL EXAMPLES! A parent Meigs High School. I iml a Meigs High student and I think 1t 1s . ··WIN AT BRIDGE " . , ,1,, • who in effect says, "Do as I say, not as I do," stands UtUe chance ' ,.. • • ~ ...,p.'' thoroughly redlculous. of influencing his chUdren for true good . . ., True enough, this county has never 'Qeen progressive, and ff While many people stand ·doing Utile more than hand., our school board seems more than happy to slt back and do as ' t.' .. •wringing, more and more parental groups across the country are they have done in the past. . ....-'-------......., Ex per t Soulh WU in · At the Board of Education meeting Monday night, several setting up drug study meetings which show lilrna on tbe subject. NORTH 14 dummy and let a he~~tt.:I. East "' U your club or organization is jnterested in having such haard members suggested that we "be patient and wait," until • ~6~ 106 played the 10, all()~false meetings, here are some suggested lilrna to obtain: : K Q card, and South ~~sfully • . • 'V 'ne~ year to change the dress code. Waiting will bring nothing "THE MIND BENDERS"- 25 min. Subject, LSD and other "' • filressed his jack. An open public meeting wiU elude the name and address of 10 6 4 2 OO.t ill feelings and more trouble. But our school board, in keeping hallucinogens. Write: National Medical Audiovisual Center WEST EAST So far everything .IIa<l been be held Jan. 19 at 7:30p.m. at the~ nominated and must ,;.:. a Meigs County tradition, is content to wait and do nothing. (Annex), Chamblee, Ga., 30005. · • 91 3 2 • J,S 54 . smooth sailing but E~st's Athens County Municipal Court be accepted by the nominee. ~ People, "next year" isn't going to come unless we ~ake it. . • 4 • K 10 5. nine and 10 plays ha,d giVen. "FDA SPECIAL REPORT"-20 min. Subject, Drug AbJse Room, City Hall, East Namlnation~ also will be ~ Contrary to popular belief, long hair has nothing to do w1th t A J 6 3 + 10 9 7 2 South a real problem, East - Bennies and Goofballs. Write sa.!,lle source as for ''The Mind Washington Street, Athens, for received from the floor at that ' ~ booze, drugs, or irresponsibility. • Q a1 3 • A 5 ;. would h,ave played exactly Benders." all Democrats signing a meeting, said Wllllam A. souTH (D) that way if he had started :; How can high school graduates be expected to stay in an area "FlGJIT OR FLIGHT" 16 min. Available for purchase Lavelle, Chairman, District 10· statement of support for • A · with K-10 of trumps and 10.r wbere progress is nearly non.existant? Let's face it, all you only, !&run, sound and color. Write Mr. ·Quinn Tamm, In- Senator Edmund S. Muskle for · Organizing Committee for • AQ J 97 2 9-ll of diamonds: That would ~ oldies, long hair is here and you might as well accept it. + '8 54 have left him with slx'spades ternational Association of Chiefs of Police, 1319 18th St., N.E., Muskie, Security Bank Bldg., President of the United States. ~· Concerned Student • K J 9 which was perfectly possiPreferences of Democrats Athens, Ohio, 45701. His t• (Name withheld on request) Washington, D.C., 20036. Botli vulnerable ble. , . "l.SD-25"- 26 min., on l.SD and hallucinogenic drugs in who reside in District 10 will be telephone is 593-8553. ~ West North Easl South South could make his con; general. Write: Professional Arts, Inc., P.O. Box 8484, Universal sought for delegate and 1¥ tract by rufflng his Iaat dlaBoys' Long Hair: Beautiful alternate candidates who City. Calif., 91608. Pass 1 • · P... 2 • mond to get to dwnmy for Being the parent of two fine teenage sons with hair on their ~~ "DRUGS AND THE NERVOUS SYsTEM'' - 18 min., on would file petitions and run Pass 3 • Pass 4 ¥ a second trump finesse · but ••~ necks and ears, and thank goodness go to Eastern to school, I'd how drugs affect many different parts of the body by their in- pledged to Senator Muskie at Pass Pa.. Pass South was only looking at Opening lead- • 3 his hand and dummy. He like to review my feeling in defense o! the long haired boys at fluence on the centrill nervous system. Write: Churchill Films, the Democratic Primary finally decideil .that East had · ·• ' Election to be held May 2. Meigs. 662 N. Robertson Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif., 90069. .~ By Oswald & James Jacoby been tellin~ the trUth and Written nominations of ,,., ••, , My husband and-! neither liked the long hair on boys, bilt we "HIDE AND SSEK" - 14 min., actual experiences of a laid down h1s ace of trumps. are certalilly getting used to it.ln fact,! didn't realize boy's hair teenager caught by the narcotic habit. Write: Center For Mass persons qualified, according to See if you can work out the way expert South managed 'tNIWSPAPIR INTIIPRISI ASSN.) was as beautiful as it is when clean and glossy until recently. Communicatioos; Columbia University Press, 1125 Amsterdam the Ohio Democratic Party ,, to . get himself set at four Constitution and state law, to .' :-:•• Why can't the ~hool officials and board bring that Meigs Ave., New York, N. Y., 10025. hearts. be delligates or aiternates must :,:~ Code up to date? Please try and look under those mop heads and SATuRDAY It goes without saying that the more complete and basically . East took his ace of.Clubs be received not·later than noon, I'm sure you 'II find some very good, responsible students. HIGH ScHOOL dance party, factual information parents have concerning· drugs, the more .and the five. South The bidding has been: ~ January 17,1972, ai the address Melgs 1 Junior High', Mid- knewreturned It's only a lad. I'll bet if all the teachers let their hair grow enough to go up With West North East South effective they can be in dealing with drug temptations, dif~: 3• Pass ~ long, the kids would cut theirs. They simply want to be different. ficulties and discussions. Children and young people in generill below to appear on the ballot dleport, 8 to 1'1 p.m. Saturday. his king. Theil he cashed liis that will be submitted to the ace of spades and let a dia5 • · Pass Pass Dble Jays emceeing. . · ;..: Thank goodness the Eastern adrqinistrators is going along must know more than just one side of the story, since most of January 19 meeting. mond toward dummy. West Pass 5 • 6 ¥ ? HYMN SING, Saturday, 7:30 ~- with the hair and as a result the kids are creating no long Hair their information comes from others who favor drug ex·went up with the ace; cashed You, South, hold: Such nominations must inp.m. at old post office buildir)g, ~ problem. You never see boys at Eastern with hair on their perimentation, usually those in their own age group. Racine, · Apostoltc Gospel the queen of clubs and put. •Q632 ¥A94 tAJO! •A63 ' shoulders. As long as they have clean, neat and combed hair I Of course, this department Wm be happy to assist any «k :: ji&mc..~<t ;::~ dummy in with a diamond. What do you do now? Olurch. Public. welcome. say let them be, to their own desires. Meanwhile East had em~ parental group wishing to embark on a drug education program. CHURCHES ON AIR BAKE SALE, Saturday, barked on a plan of false· A-J;Iouble apin .. Your .....n Look at Presi<lent Nixon; he's even joining the long hairs, Don't miSs my article next week. ~ A p'rogram wlll b~ · ·th d · profit hos be<ome larrer and d 9 a.m. Gaul's starting ·at ~ mg WI lOs an nmes. six spades 'Is out of the quos• and Dr. Rev. Billy Graham has had the longer hair for quite • presented on Chamael 13, Market, Olester, sponsored lly car He di~n't do it sensationaUy . . don ~ some time. His first diamond play was . r---------------------------~ WSAZ, at 7:30a.m. Suaday · Eastern Girls Athleti~· . Assn. :,; I'd say if your boys don't deserve the right to long hair, then 1 the deuce. TheQ he' dropped TODAY'S QUESTION ' representiDg tbe Churches of basketball team. shoo tho~ stud~nt teachers from AtheM out dtthe 'etementm' the nipe when \Y,~s_t )ed ~~ \ What do you "bid .. dealer 1 I • ·•tile 111-reae of•the·tri-state SOUP SA~, begll)nlng 4 schools. ··, area, .. , ,., ~·.... ._, p.m. SaturdaY., Southern High queen of clubs and play~d with: ,~··-~w··~ f . ~ the 10 nex~ while retaining •AKQ1~oe·$•AUtK(•z " ,... .... As a rule, boys are more particular with their long hair than I . . 1 The first 15 mlauleJ will Scho.ol , precedmg Hannan 'the seven. · '• girls are; they keep it cleaner. I· . 1 con~lst of a film ud at 7:45 Trace game. Bean, vegetable ~ Perhaps if the teachers at Meigs spent half the time they By Helen Bottel I there wlll be. a panel soup, sandwiches, pie · and . •' l discussion with Dr1 Harvey coffee, sponsored by junior. ;~ h&ve on griping, to students to listening to the kids many, ·many S. Galloway, dlsc'rlct class: problems of to~,and try helping them out, you would all feel so Command Performance ~•• much H IGHL.IGHTS better. •, ,superintendent of the CenDear Helen : • MEIGS COUNTY ·Retired tral'9hlo District, Dr; M. ,E. Teachers Assn ., 12 noon • &!spending students from schOol only hurts the child, so I have an Idea that by the time you receive this you wiU · with Paul Crabtree Clay, dl,lrlct siiJI"''\\IIeucfl;nt. Saturday what have you gained? Is that yollr goal, rather than teaching already have the answer to who authored the poem on chUdren at . Pomeroy CALL POINTVIEW: 992·250 :; of tbe West Virgllli!i D~lliet , Elementary School for poUuck him. you q•a9ted last December. He is Kahlil Gibran of Lebanon, a !~ and Dr. Lawrence lllcb, - dinner. ~· Vilma Pikkoja, ' Let those boys wear their hair the way they like it and the poet, philosopher and artist who died of tuberculosis in 193iln the SATURDAY I JAN. 15 district superintendent of tbe . delegate to Washington Conmatches a team from teachers wear theirs the way they like aod for heaven's sake get United States. He wrote many of his books in hls native language Channel 10 has some ItDallas against a Similar Eastern Kentucky. ·district, variety In Its morning kiddie team from along, don't let hatr length be a barrier. ference on Aging, speaking on but during the last 20 years of his life ,lived in America and began Miami. Thom taking part. ' programs, while mos1 people actually '• The rest of Meigs Local's dress code is very good.! admire it writing Jl;nglish. Hls most famous work, "The Prophet" from are baing her experie'.l~· Take own table stations stick to network paid . to perform In enexcepi (or the hair bit. I even feel sideburns can get out of control which the poem comes, has sold more than two million copies '*-::?.'W.m&:: : .H T ;;;;; W"' service. ·.~ . fare. So If the young ones · counter. Th1!y call Itthis "Super wont something different (if Bowl V1", we're advised and ll' and your code on that is good. and Is sUll going strong. Perhaps you dido 't recognize It because TEEN DANC!j:, Saturday at '< not necessarily new), ther, will be on Ch. 8 at 2:30p.m. ·•• Signf4 - Glad to be an Eastern parent! the poetry was taken out of context. I know others would like to Rae~ Juhior'High following con catch "Man from COS I, ' ItInteresting Idea, huh? (Name withheld on request.) hear the whole piece, and so I'm sending it along. - L.V.E. at 7:30 a.m., · "Tennessee basketball g'ame. .Music by + ++ . Tuxedo, 8 a.m . , or Spring Stree,t, Athens. Dear L.: There's quite a bit of· goo<\ "MOnkees/' (not tbe same •entertainment Sunday SI)NDAY I'd say', judging from my mail, that "The Prophet" is the eplsode.as seen on Ch. 81 af afternoon lor on . Thankful for All those who noon. REVIVAL MEETING, second-best loved book in America. Never have I been so deluged couldn't care less about +++ As I looked over the past year and think how good the Lord with mail - and almost every one of these hundreds of writers Super Bowl Sunday. A Veterans at the Southeastern starting Sunday, Hartford, W. A show that will be a movie dramatic "The Dar, has been to me, the verse from Luke 16:10 "He that is faithful in took time to Wl'i\1' out the whole poem, wanting to share it with Ohio Mental Health Center, Va., C!lurch of Christ In this week and a new series the Leavesspecial, Clopped ' which Is least is faithful also is much," was recalled. next week· makes Its debut Is on Ch. 7 at 4 p:m.Hands, Athens·, were guest,9 at a party Christian Union, Rev. Autumn me and others. David tonight. It's the new Jack Frost brings us John Lennon I thought about my attitude toward God and his glory in ReaUy,l'm awfully embarrassed about asking tlie name of Thursday afternoon staged by .Scott, Wheeleraburg, speaking. Webb opus, "Emergency," .and Yoko Dno at 3 p.m., on connection with that verse. Faithfulness In thanksgiving often the author - because, you see, I too have a copy of "The the American Legion Auxiliary Public invit~d. 7:30 each and the lull two.hour pilot is Ch . 6. Time Wrestling run tonight. It's about a returns Big begins with a new view of God, as He is and. not as we suppoae Prophet" and love it. May I share the whole poem with you? -H. under the direction of Mrs, .Vening. . to Ch. at 2 p.m. medical emergency.rescue There's a movie,7"Night 111m to be. He is a good God, not just when He has done something Mary Martin, hospital DR. RUSSELL Jones, . UrHas And a woman who held a babe against her bosom said, squad. 8 p.m., Chs. 2 & 7. Eyes.'' on Ch. 6 at2 p.m. And which we value as "good", but that Is what He is. representative. bana, speaker for revival . ++ '+ "Speak to us of chUdren," And he said: ll · t~at Isn't variP.fy, I don't Halloween would be a good know Lafayette Unit 27 of ~ervices starting Sunday, First Perhaps the recognition of that fact is more difficult for some what Is. Your chUdren are not your children. time for two specials tonight, Gallipolis hosted the party with Baptist Church, Racine, . , whose lives seems to be more of the dark underside of life and +++ bofh about the supernatural. They are the sons and daughters of Life's longing lor itself. Basketball dOesn't lei tt\e Mrs. Dorothy Hecker and Mrs. running through Sunday, Jan: : · less of the ·bright upperside of spiritual places. But ascribing One Is "Sixth Sense," a They come through you, but not from you, Bowl have the whole drama about ESP, at 10 on Super Mabel Brown of the .unit 23. Services, · 7:30 each · worth and thanksgiving to God is hard for any person not in the day, however. The New Yor~ . And though they are with you yet tbey belong not to you. Ch. 12. The Other Is "Lights Knlcks and Houston assisting Mrs. Marlin. Sand- ·evening; Duane Wolfe, song Rockets habit of doing so because It runs counter·dock-wise to our culture which may be the pilot Q.t," You may give them your love but not your thoughts, square off at 5 p.m .. 12. ' which blames God for the mess we're in. for a series of bizarre and . And the llnals of theCh.Bing wlches, potato chips, soft ~,~iORS of the 'American For they have their own thoughts. ghostly •torles next season, No one Will heartily thank God until he realizes that God is Pro·Am Golf evt!nl drinks, candy bars and fruit Legion Auxiliary of Drew You may house their bodies but not their souls, also at 10, Chs. 2 & 7. (There Crosby turn up at 6 p.m., Chs . 2 is. 7. truly worthy of thanksgiving. We need a renewed view of Him as used to be a radio series For their soula dwell In the house of tomorrow, which you we!'" serv.ed and the .Gallipolis Webster Post 39, 6 p.m. Sun· +++ called "Lights Out," and II umt provided game prizes of . day, at the hl!ll. John saw Hiin when he said, "Thou are worthy, 0 Lord, to cannot visit, not even in your dreams. In the evening, while Dad's you remember It, you;aln'tln ' MONDAY·;, , receive." ' rejoicing or You may strive to be like them, but aeek not to make them wash cloths, · tooth,paste, the Pepsi Generation, either bemoaning the fates · o f the perfwne, combs and shower GAME PROTECToR Gary. ( Even though I understood the worthiness of God, my thanks- like you. friend:! Cowboys and Dolphins, ttt, +++ llYing gained impetus when He began teaching me the meaning Swope wtll'sbow film on wild caps. kids can tune In a show For life goes not backward nor tarries with yesterday. SPORTS: Topping the list designed .Nutcups and mints,• along life when Chester PTA meets, . ~ af I Thessalonians 5:18, "In Everything give thanks lor this is the and ereated llY Is the Ohio Slate-Michigan You are the bows from which your children as !lvlng arrows them new series, .With gifts of ~d scarves, Monday; 8 p. m: at 'school to , ..W of God In Olrist Jesus concerning you." game, with the Buckeyes "Zoom," atthe7 p.m., are sent forth. Cb. 11. seeking revenge on the It's a good concept -letting playing car.ds, cosmetics, pens observe• Dad's Night. All • ' Mentally, I looked for a way to slide around obedience to that The Archer sees the mark upon the path of the infinite, and basketball court for what the kids tell whaf they'd like r· liJIIIWld.l reasoned that in the middle of any situation I could He ben!ls you with HIS might that His arrows may go swift and and pen01ls, jewelry .and parents cordially invited, ilappened on the gridiron last to see. I If theY miss it. personal 1.1em.! were provtded, social hour ·after meeting. • fall. 2 p.m,, Ch. 6. focus my attention on God and thank Him for what He is. That let far. Irs repeated at 6 by the jun1ors of Ofew Webster .• Also: The down.and-out tonight, me off the hook for giving thanks for things I found hard to be p.m. Wednesday.) Let your bending in the Archer's hand be for gladness, Unit· 39, Pomeroy. Cigarettes RACINE Elementary PTA Notre Darners ' take on ++ +· /. · lhanldul foc. But God quickly brought my reading to focua on Tulane, 1:30 p.m., Chs. 2 &7 For even asHe loves the arrow that flies, so were provided for each of the 7:30p.m. Monday •t the school. A take·oll on comic striPS" ... North "Carolina · battles Jr.plellans 5:20, ''Giving thanks always for all things ... " There patients by the Department Art of. ,makeup and beauty Is the sublect of a special en l:le loves also the bow that is stable. nellonally-ranked Vlrglnla,2 Ch. escaping. God meant that in every situation, and for all 8 at.7:30p.m. Would you p.m., Ch. 8 ... MorshaM believe .. Jrom "The Prophet" American Legion Auxiliary. tec?Nques wjll be·the program Raquel Welch ~. I wu to give thanks. · highlights at 1:15 p.m... Ch. '2 topiC. by Kahlll Glbran plaYing Little Orphan -'An· . ... Pro Bowlers Tour, right It was when I began to obey that I discovered why the (1883-1931) after the OSU game- about nle' 'Neither do I, but I'll be c:oounand wu so lnc!usive: I am not wise enough to judge what . ~ p.m., Ch. 6 .. . CBS Golf watching - with. greal in.' . Ciu!lc from Akron, 4 p.m., terest, I think. 11 "IC)Od"and ''bad" for~. God knows, and I can trust Him and This colWTUl is dedicated to lamUy living so if you ·r~ h,aving · And he said to th)m, +++ ,.. Ch. 8 ... Big Crosby Pro-Am obey b7 giving thanks always. . · Conservative William F. kid trouble or just plain trouble, let Helen Help YOU. She will . ' FunerallMlrvicea' for Homer "Then are l/OU also wiihqut Golf, ~ : 30 p.m., Chs. 2 & 7. Buckley Jr. promlsea a ringMGre recently, God been making clear to me the · also 'welcome your own amai.slng experiences. Write to Helen undentanding? Do l/OU not +++ Hawkins were held at I p.m. see that whatever· goes into ding debate on ecology arK! II you m lssed the "En. reJatlonlhlp between low and thanksgiving. I've often heard the Bottelln care of this new!IJlllper. · natural resources tonight ., saturday at the Ewing FunerBI a man from outside cannot tertalner of the" Year" qalp, "You can give wtthouiJoving, but you cannot love without he tangles with former In· ·awards' special .last week, Home. The Rev. Charles defile him, since it 'enters, terlllr Secretary Walter giving." And that illlilt lncllJCie giving thanks. . It's on Ch. 10 at midnight. Russell of Chillicothe, fOI'IIlll'l' not hil heart, but his slom· Hickel. 8 p.m.. Ch. 11. +++ The natural respCll1le of a lovblg. heart is the blessing of a pastor of the Bradford Church ach, cmd so panes on?"+++ MDVI ES: Ch. 4has moved lrtark 7:18, 1. 9 . thantful helrt, and God eJvea both to thOIIe who will put Him and MOVIES: "Fast Com·· Its prlme·llme movie up to 10 · of 'Christ, officiated and burial p.m.: "How l SP,tl)t My pony,'' 8 a.m., Ch. 10 .. ; ."Tht His gliB')' !Int. ·; . was in ' the Riverview Mrs. Paul Neutzllng, Mr. and Sl!mmer Vacation, ' Robert Night HNven Fell," 11:311 In thll !July year ahead It would be well for us all to EXTON, J'a. - Thomas A. foundry trade. p.m .. Ch, 10. ·· W~ner, Pete Lawford ... Ce~tery. . Mrs. ScOtt Neutzllng; 1 Mn. remember tiW Mary cbole the better part of sitting at Jesus' Williams has been named In another move, Dr. Lees. . ++ + "Good, Morning, Miss ~tten~~ from out of town Harry,Neubllng, Mr. and Mrs, MONDA"/'+ JANUARY 11' Dove," 11 p.m., Ch. 7 ... · feet -It wu not an acddenl. We can cboo11e to be thankful, we . General Sales Manager for the · Richardson has been appointed were Mrs. 'FlOI'a' Hutcheson Jerry 'SieWea(llld family, Mr. • Channel • shtktl up Itt "Invisible Ray," 11:1~ p.m., can choo~e to be obedient. AllY othet cllolce wt11 leave us un- . Chemicals and Minerals Director of Research and and Mrs. · Laura ·Harper, and~ Rodney Howery and Ch. 6 ... Double-feature: esrfy.mornlng lltotrlm.J Division · of Foote Mineral Development. In . his new Zanesvllle; Mrr. Alllerta · famlly Athens; Mr. and Mrs. "Blue .Panthe.r,"\ and mlng todly, with ljiiiCidfl,. prepared to meet 11111 J!lultkln~ iJoeludkW the ~ar ahead. But 1 "Razor's Edge," starti at Lassie end Timmy (tM oiCI 'llllrn WI! learn to pvethlnb IA..Sfot...,uling, God will have · Company, replacing Frank E. assignment, Dr. Richardson Brewer, Colullibus: Mrs. Tlleodore Rauter, Mr. and Mrs. Jon Provolt v..siOn · of lht , 12:30 a.m .. Ch. ~. Hurley; who will assume new" will be responsible for re~earch Albert Hawkins, Bob and Joe, Jack Henderson . and Jeff, dog show) at 8a.m.. lotlowt41 tncht 111 one rJ 1111 h 1thtt 11 •oi+++ '. by David Frost at 8>30 1.1111 duties as · Ge11eral Sales. . ·&nd new product development : Rutland; Mrs. IWI'v:tl JoiUIIOD HamiltGn; r-tlas Betty Kennedy SUNDAY, JANUARY 14 He 11 worthy ot .u 111111111 11 WVi lb)lllllrt an else. A new Jtrltr, "Wha.., II Is repor:ed that a Manager of Foote's Kemco on a corporate-wide basis. and Mr. and Mrs. Richard 111d Mils Barbara· Kennedy, '.'He that 11 faithful In lllat wllldlll ~ II faithful also .in Every Woman Wanlt It foOtball game Is to ba played Division . The Kemco Division Heretofore, the Comp.tny's R. _ Leifheit, Springfield; Mrs. ColiDDbul; Mrs. John S1!Wier today In New Orleans. ln. Know:• makes tit llow at 10 macb (Lulie 16: 10). · Is responsible for manufacture & D. had been dlvlslonallzed. Emeat Bruley, Detroit; Mn. and Mrs, Ethel Thomas, trying to c.heck this out, , a.m. and will be . . , ""'1 Ferne B. Jll7miii,RI; 2, Racine, Ohio and sale of products for the weekday If thll !liM. we'~e been eble to learn that Gertrude Nelitzllng, r.,r. and VInton. arqwn: . wng' Hair Here: Accept It Muskie PieUged '· ' False-cards·: Lie ~-. Li.ftl~ .· J .. 4. ... , ,, l ''-i\~\\ ., ij . La. Tech 91 Lamar U. 67 Western Ky. 103 LaSalle 84 Adelphi 77 Yoshlva 52 St. Louis 72 TVISll 61 Brondels 111 Suflolk 86 Apartment Size KELVINATOR ·•2too I ----------' G. E. 12 cu. ft. Refrigemr . . TASTES 'SO GOoD- 00 '25 -~--------· I. H.'12 cu. ff. . . .Eve'rybod_y Likes It _ Refrigel atOr •35 00 ---------Freezer Below RefrCe;alor · Gallipolis at Waverly Athens at Wellston Ironton at Jackson Meigs at. Logan . Eastern at North Gallia Kyger. Creek at Hannan Trace Nelsonville-York· at Vinton County Southern at H8!1.nan Chesapeake at Symmes Valley Wahama 'at Pt. Pleasant Caal Grove at South Point Portsmouth at Lima SATURDAY'S GAMES Gallipolis at Chesapeake Symmes Valley at North Gallia Hannan Trace at Southern Southwestern at Ironton St. Joe Alexander at Fed-Hocking Waharna at Ravenswood Houston 19" Portable T.V. •6too ----------19'' P~ T.V. •79"!' ------~---- 21" Console T.V. "i IRESTO.NE 992-2238 MIDDLEPORT -no ByUnltedPresslnternaUonal lead with a 2-0 record. Southern UCLA puts its No. I ranking Cal, the No. 10 team in the on the line again tonight when nation, also will be in ·action the Bruins entertain surprising tonight, taking on California . Stanford. In very limited action Thurs- · !JCLA, led by Bill Walton, its day night, Long Beach State, s.root-11 sophomore cen!A!r , has the o~ly ranked team playing, surged to a 10-0 r<!'cbrd and last routed Los Angeles State, 103week was named unanimously 83. The seventh-ranked 49ers as the nation 's top college with Chuck Terry and Ed team . Ratlell scoring 22 points each, Stanford, the surprise team have won 13 of their 14 games. of the Pacific Eight, is tied Elsewhere, Terry Davis with UCLA and Southern scored 20 points to lead California for the conference Western Kentucky to a 103-84 victory over LaSalle and Bernard Dulaney and John Errecart teamed for 41 polrts DECEMBER PRO NEW YORK (UP!) - Bob as Pacific trounced Georgetown Griese, who quarterbacked the (D.C.), 105-73. Army beat Miami Dolphins to the Super Colgate, 104-92, Furman topped Bowl in his fifth pro season, Richmond, 92-06, St. Louis was named Thursday as downed Tulsa, 7Ul, Louisiana winner of the December poll in Tech ripped Lamar, . 91-li7, the balloting lor the 22nd Weber State edged Utah State, Hickok "Professional Athlete 69-li7, and San Francisco MASON - The Meigs of the Year" award. whipped Seattle, 86-62. Marauder wrestling team dropped its second match this week In two meets this year, this one a 41-20 decision to a rough Wahama White Falcon squad. Coach Fenton Taylor's Marauders dropped their first meeting, 42-18, to NelsonvilleYork earlier this seaaon. Meigs will wrestle the South Point Pointers in their home opener this Saturday night at 7:30 p. m. at Meigs High School. All Marauder supporters are urged to attend. Picking up wins for the Meigs grapplers against Wabarna were senior John Thomas and sophomore Robbie Harris by pins and freshman Mike Harrison and junior Kenny Moore by decisions. Senior Ted Lehew battled to a draw. The results were : 98lb. class- Mike'Harrison (M, 2-0) decisioned King (W). 105 lb. class - Roush (W) pinned Marty Bolinger (M, 0- .341 241h Portland 11 35 .239 291/o . ' Thursday's Results Seattle 112 Battlmore107 1Only game scheduled! ' Grapplers Friday's Games and S:2 Tony Vaughan. Dunfee of the year. is pacing Meigs in scoring and Loganhasgivenup456points is second Iii rebounding, while in league play for an average of . t • Vaughan Is the!r leading 74.3 w.hile scormg 312 a a • 2·0 retiounder and second top pace over six games. Meigs, In ' scorer · the same number of league The ~ther Meli!s starters are games, has dropped In 361 juniors :>-10 Andy Vaughan, :>-9 (60.0) and allowed 381(63.5). In Jimmy Boggs, and 5-9 Rich all gam~s, Logan has allowed Bailey. All have come into an average of 71.3 and scored their own in the last two ~.3.Me:s,overall,sco~~dat~ games, making the ~rauders 6 pom per game C1p an much tougher than at the start permitted 64.0. Freshmen Lose 62-37 Detroit at Boston Aflanta at Cincinnati Chicago· at Milwaukee Los Angeles at Philadelphia Cleveland at Phoenix Portland at Bulfalo New York vs. Golden State At San Diego (Oniygamesscheduled) ABA Standings By United Press International East Kentucky j~'l ~.B Virginia 27 18 .600 8 New York 20 25 .444 15 Ftnridianl . 19 25 .432 15'1' Pittsburqh 19 28 .404 17 Carolina 15 30 .333 20 West . W. L. . Pet. GB Utah 32 14 .696 ... Indiana 25 19 .568 6 Memphis 19 25 .432 12 Dallas . 20 28 .417 13 Denver 17 26 .395 13'" Thursday's Results New York 110 Floridians 94 Pittsburgh 118 Denver 116 Utah 128 Virginia 119 (Only games scheduled! Taking On South Point %\ SEOAL FROSH ROCK SPRINGS - The TEAM W L P OP Meigs Marauder freshmen Gallipolis 6 1 314 ,248 cagers dropPed a 62-37 verdict Logan 6 1 380 195 5 2 ~16 261 to the btk and ROwerful Logan Waverly Ironton 4 3 361 285 freshmen here Thursday night. Athens 3 4 25ll 271 Coach Jon Arnett's Marauder Meigs 3 4 172 318 Friday's Games 1 6' 235 357 New York vs. Virginia yearlings are · now 2-4 on ·the Wellston 0 t 185 378 At .Hampton season. Logan remained 'in a Jackson TOTALS 28 21 ~313 2313 Floridians vs. Carolina tie for first at 6-!. THURSDAY'S RESULTS: At Greensboro Indian vs. Memphis Danny Dodson paced Meigs Gallipolis 37 Waverly 34 Logan 62 Meigs 37 At Toronto with 12 points, Lonnie Coates Athens 37 Wellston 27 Dallas vs. Kentucky added 10, and other scorers Ironton 58 ,Jackson 25 · At Torpnto (Only games scheduled) were Perk Ault 9, Jeff Ridgway ~ ... u. , : c•. :-r"t . (8'"~o:uw·::;::: X ~ ... 3, Tinuny Colburn 2 and Steve NEW YORK (UPI) Walburn I. Wright of Logan NHL Standongs By United Press International Travis Grant, a 6-foot, !l-Inch was high in the g~me with 23 East and Kemper had 16. senior from Kentucky State, w. L. T. Pts By Quartera and Dana Wilson of Husson New' York ~~ ~ ~ :~ Boston a~e In ·a close battle for the Logan . 16 20 17 ~2 24 10 7 55 Montreal Individual scoring lead . Torori'fo Meigs 3 17 10 7-J7 19 13 10 48 among college dlvlslon Detroit Officials, Mike Werry and 11 18 7 41 Buffalo 8 25 10 26 basketball players. George Nesselroad. 10 24 5 25 Vancouver .Statistics released today West ' by the Nlltlooal ~olleglale ~· , ~ ·1 1'-Sperts ,~8ervieellll'lhew • l dlat : Ch t, ·,-ll;l.9d . . -\~ ~']~~;;.; :MI~f:'~~. 22}l 13 t1 6;. 56 Grant 'has scored 278> JjO!nts : ''California ~ ·,•,rltuo~ ·~· if; .' ·r ,, ·: 13 :.22 9 35 .. and WU110n 258, botb Iii ieven St. Louis SAN ANTONIO BACK • 13 22 7 33 12 21 7 31 games. Grant's average Is Phliadelphlo SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI) Pittsburgh 11 24 8 30 39.1 points per game while -san Antoniu was back In Los Angeles 11 30 3 25 Ol'ganized biseball Thursday Wilson's Is ~.9. Thursday's Results under the auspices of .the Don Manly of Otterbein New York 5 Bulfalo 2 Boston 1 Los Angeles 1 Mllwaukee Brewers of the leads In field goal per- Montreal7 Pittsburgh 1 Amerjcan League. centages with 57-for-77 and a (Onlygamesscheduledl · The city figures to have no .740 percentage. Friday's Games . . ' Vancouver at California franchise for 1972 when the . w.&.Mllt&&3f.ll8lli::~:U. •.:% · (Clnlygamescheduledl Chicago Cubs shifted their Texas League franchise to BANUFTED AHL Standings LONDON (UP!) -The InterMidland, Tex. By United Press International national Lawn TeMis FederaEast tion (lLTF) annoainced ThursW. L. T. Pts 25 9 7 57 day It has agreed to lift its ban Boston Nova Scotia 20 13 9 49 on the use of facllltles in the Springfield 15 14 8 38 United States by the Providence . 12· 20" 9 33 . 12 22 5 29 professional World Cham- Rocoester West pionship Tennis (WtT) group. w. ·L. Pts wcr players were barred Hershey 20 11 6 46 from competing in ILTF Bollimore 19 15 5 43 Cleveland 18 16 6 42 tournaments from Jan. 1 after Richmond 17 16 6 40 .. lengthY hassles with the Inter- Cincinnati 14 18 9 37 national body. Tidewater . 9 27 4 22 Thursday's Results -~~~""""' Cleveland6 Tidewater 1 : . (Oniygamescheduledl ALL THIS WEEK \ The Daily Sentiriet FOR MORE WXURIOUS UVING 12"Xl2" 1). NEW PATTERNS TO 114lb. class- Robbie Harris (M, 2-0) pinned Yonker (W). 121 lb. class - Kenny Moore (M, 1-1) decisioned Reed (W). 1 128 lb. Cl\1!8 ~ l;ji$S(\n (W) ~ pmned Roger Pearch (¥, 0-2). · 134 lb. class - Van Meter ( W) decisioned Alan M cLaughUn (M, 0-2). 140 lb. class - Morgan (W) pinned Rick Gaul (M, G-1) . 145 lb class _ McFarland · (W) pinned Terry Pickens (M, 0..2) tS7 lb class - John Thomas · , (M, 2-0) pmned Adams (W). 167 lb. class ~ Ted Lehew (M, 0-1-1) drew with Drake SELECT FROM; MAN~ AlSO: GRID SYSTEM FOR • • • SUSPENDED C~ILINGS 1'X4' TI~E IN STOCK •· King-Builders Supply Co. (W). 185 lb. class - Machlr (W) pinned John Lehew (M, 0-2). Unlimited class - Harris (W) pinned Mike Haley (M, 0- STYLES IN ' STO(:~. 992-3748 N. 2nd. AVE. M 1). · I•FLOo~COVERINGSI I· FUR~ITURE I !•BEDDING I ' ZEN.ITH TV AND ~REO , liv~red " by carrier where available so cents per week; Plus. ~ .Free Merchandise By Motor Route where carrier ' service noo •vail•ble : One , month $1.75 . By ma11 In Ohio . and W. Va ., One year 11~ . 00. INGELS FURNITURE OPEN FRL & SAT. NIGH~ City Editor Published daily except Sat.urday by The Ohio Valley Publishing company , \11 Court St ., Pomeroy, Ohio, ~5769 . Business Ofllce Phone . 992·2156, Editorial Phone 992. 2\57 . Second ClOSS postage paid al Pomeroy, Ohio . , National advertising · representative · Bollinelli · ' Gallagher, Inc ., 12 East •2nd St., New York Clty, New Vork . ! Subscription rales : oe . : Six months $7 . 25 . Three mqnths U . SO . Subscription ' MIDDLEPORT 1 Sentinel. priCe includes _...,.....:'-:--:Sunday Times .··-"---- "GREAT NEWS!" SAVE 11· 20 30 40 50% Friday's Games Cincinnati at Richmond Providence at Rochester !Only games scheduled) DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS·MASON AREA CN.ESTER L. TANNEHILL, Exec. Ed. ROBERT ·HOEFLICH, While ·Quantities Last! . '69" ---~-----H&R 15 29 Bruins Entertain Stanford Quinte~ . r: 00 . _ __ ,..•75 ______ r RACING SEASON NEW YORK (UP!) -The Finger Lakes racing season . · will run fiX' a total of.l47 days In 1972 and wlll be divided Into a spring meeting running from . ' May !..June 30, a summer meetlng(July l-Aug. 3l)anda· ' fall meeting (Sept !-Nov 7) • · · . The New York· . Racing ,O::mmission announCfd ThW'S· day It had .approved the appllcations of the Finger Lakes • Racing Association for Its 1972 racing dates · i · ! ' Continue$ on FAMOUS BRAND NAME CLOTHING •• .• For Both Men and Women at ·aAHR .CLOTHIERS , N. Second Ave. Middleport, o. • ·---------~~~---------------------~-------· JRU· S T YOU R HOME HEAT TO ••••••••••••••••••• ;1 I ' hill AT TilE •• Foote Shifts ·Executives I NBA, Standings • By United Pr11s International EastornCIII'Ierence Atlantic Division W. L. Pel. GB Bo•ton 30 16 .652 ... New York 25 18 .581 3'1' Philadelphia 19 26 .427 \OV, lfuftalo 13 JO .302 15'1, Central Division W. l. Pet. GB Baltimore 19 u .442 Atlanta 16 28 .364 J>fo Cleveland 15 28 ..349 4 Cincinnati .·12 31 .279 7 ' INGELS JANUARY G.E. 2 Dr. ·f I Tonight's Games \'1:. RefijgentQr Veterans Given Party Thursday Services Held 56 __ 1 ' ' Guaranteed . Trade-In .Bargains C.Diyer 00 ,.. ______ _ •59 ~ r: College Basketball Results By United Press International Furman 92 Rlchmond66 San Fran 86 Seattl, 62 Pacific 105 Georgetown 73 S.Fraser 75 Wlllamette 74 Long Bch St. 103 Los Ang. St. 83 Augustana 92 Millikin 72 Weber St. 69 Utah St. 67 West Tex. St. 96 Sou. Miss. 80 Texas ( Arl) 82 Centenary 81 Army 104 Colgate 92 Fla. Southern 53 Belh·Ckmn 40 South Fla. 103 Florida A&M 102 Lenoir Rhyne 102 Pfeiffer 74 . Belmont Abbey 74 Erskine 62 Catawba 95 Mars Hll177 Ala. St. 118 Ala·. A&M 78 Grove City 75 Carnegie Mlln 55 Steubenvle 75 Whee!lng 65 East Tex. 72 Midwestern 69 North Tex. 98 N. E. Louisiana HAMILTON . He"1'p tJ•.· s•· : .,H ' ' ·eI·en" '·' notas~ui~k. Taylor su~~tutes freely with only three ·ieniors seeing much action. These a~ 1>3 John Angle, 6-2 George Shaw and 5-& Greg Smith. Juniors Ken Cul!lertson and Randy Norris, · both 6-2, play quite a bU. Jeff Campbell, 6-3, Jim Pierce, 5-9, and Jim Corby, 5-10, all SQPhomores, also get plenty of playing time. With six players 6-2 or over, the Chiefs will have superior height as the Marauders have only 'two. · Meigs will be led. by their "senior duo", 6-0 Steve Dunfee -··---·----· ., ~ I By Ktrm WISECUP The Meigs Marauders will attempt· tO ,extend.,•tlietr winning sb:eak to three at Logan tonight In a Southeastern Ohio Athletic ~ag11e contest.. 1 Coach Carl . Wolfe's boys have beaten Wahama, l!ii-53, and Wellsto)'i, 87-%, in their last two ouli!lgs: Previously they had lost five In a row, Meigs is ~ overall and 2-4 in league action . . The Chiefs, under Dick Tayloc, their new coach, have a '1.7 overall slate and share sixth place with Wellston and Jackaon with a 1-li · record. Their only le~gue 'win was a 6359 deCision over Jackson . Meigs defeated Jackson, 6UI!. The Chieftains are much tidier than the scrappy Marauders, but probably are Social Calendar .::. $... . . Big M After 3rd Straight Win Nommees Wanted · ~ ., Pro Standing~ 'I11e Eutern Eagles clash . them. That 1Q.S5 drubbing was guafd. 1(1 Pat Stout inti Harvey "Thundering Tornadoes", Jim with the North Gallla l'lra~s back on December 11. The and Jerry Hubbard lead the , at North Gallla io,a!ght in a Pira~ •. likewise are 6-1 In · . Colch Bill PhiWp'l Eagles, -way. The coUsins average 14.7 headlining Southern Valley , league play and 6-2 overall. also a' very good class "A" and lU, respectively, in SVAC Conference game. The 'fhelr two' I~ have been to · squad, will counter with play. Southern is, :h'i overall ,.Southern I,ocal Tornadoes Symmes VaUey, ~ SVAC leading scorer .·and rebounder and 2-4 in SVAC actioo. The . travel to Hannan, W. Va.', for a leader, 81-79, and to Eastern of Derirus Eichinger, a 6-3 senior Hannan Wildcats are Wlnless non-league encounter, then Pike County, 76-72. center. Elchlnier Will have to · while the Hannan Trace OO.t tile Hannan Trace WUd· The tall and talented Pirates, cope iwith a.U thilt North Gallia Wildcats are 4-4 overall and 2-3 Western Conferente cats Sltllrday night in a SVAC the rave •of many . Gallia heigHt, ' a . tremendous in league play: Hannan Trace Midwest Division W. L. Pet. GB game. Eastern is idle Saturday Countiana, are one of the better aaignment. . won the first meeting, 68-49. Milwaukee 36 10 .783 night. · • class "A" teains this area,has OU1er Eagle starters are Bob Other Tornadoes. seeing Chicago 31 13 .705 4 .The Eagles, o.wnera of a 7-1 seen for awhile. They have C81dweU, Alan Duvall and two plenty of action .are Brett and Phoenix · 26 19 .578 91h slate and 6-1 SVAC record, will three players over 6-4 in Arthur of either Randy Boring, Randy Bruce Hart, Tim and Nick lhle, Detroit 11 28 .378 18'1' Pacific Division bl) ou~ for revenge against the Clark, Larry Justus, and Gary Young or Dave Mllhone. Steve Jenkins and Ron Hill. W. l. Pet. GB Plr~tes. the only team to defeat ' Crosswhite; plus a pair o! fine For Coach Asa Bradbury's LosAngeles 40 · 5 .R89 ... ,, 28 19 .596 13 Seattle Golden St. 25 19 .568 w;, PREsmENTS ., ·- . 3-'l'he bai!y Sentlnel,Middleport.f'lmeroy, 0., Jan.l4, 1972 · MEIGS· INN .nJ..LI'aY_:_TilE CUMBERLAND TRIO SATURDAY TilE CRrriCS CHOICE These two outstanding groups appearing in the New Meigs Inn Lounge from 9:00 · until... , · · ,OHIO PT. I' ' ' • • �' • .If ~ ·;. ,. '"' - ""·- ~ • • • " . :;;. '_,:rt, ·-"'·'""'' .j . 4-The Dally Sentlnei,Middleport·PO!lleroy, 0., Jan .. 14, 1972 HOSPITAL NEWS' Nicklaus Has 66, Tops -Field. PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. that when Jack Nicklaus has play with him. meant only .35 players ill the (UP!) -The 'saying in golf is his game in hand no one can Thete is no question Jack is starl.i!lg field of 1'10 shot par or _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _;. · - - - - - - • • in top shape today and this Jess over the three Crosby :never was demonstrated so courses. clearly as in the opening roWld . , ~e Have Problems of the $140,000 Bing Crosby While things were falilng national pro-&~~ Thursday. right in place for Nicklaus and Mel p. Simon, M.D., Urologist, anNicklaus, out of cOmpetition Trevino, defending champ nounces the removal of his office from for five weeks but coming off a '!'om Shaw, Los Angeles Open Holzer Clinic to Pleasant Valley hot streak that saw him win winner ~e 'Ar<:her, Billy Hospital in Point Pleasant, West four of the last five events he Casper and two old war horses entered, took Cypress Point - Sammy Snead and Dutch Virginia. Patii!nts with appointments apart with a si.x-un~r 66 to Harrison -were having their can keep the same with Dr. Simon at spread-eagle the field by lliree problems; Pleasant Valley Hospital. If unable to strokes. . Casper shot a three-over 'IS, make the appointment, please call446He had seven birds and one Archer a four-over 76, Shaw bogey on the round of 33-33 and and Snead five-over 77s and 3919 or 675-4340;-0r. Simon can also $ee itwasenoughtotakethestarch Harrison a 10-over 82. patients at _the Medical Plaza at 203 out of his nearest rivals -Lee In the pro-am competition, Jackson Pike, Gallipolis, Ohio during Trevino, ·paul Moran and the teams of Ralph Johnson Saturdays. Dr. Simon .i\lso wishes to Larry Mowry. Trevino and and J. L. DuPont and Bobby Moran had matching three· Nichols and Glen Campbell state that he is·sti II an active member Wider 69s at Cypress wh.ile ~· were tied for the lead with ~I.of the Holzer Medical Center Hospital. Mowry shpt a course record 69 ball scores of eight-under 64. at Spyrglass Hill, the course In the Crosby format, every. Jack plays today in the second one plays one round on each of roWld. the three courses before they He's Too Tougb make the cut for the final round '"When he's Nicklaus playing to be played at Pebble Beach his game," whistled Trevino, onSilperBowi.Sunday. The low "no one is going to beat hiin. 70 and tied pros play the final He's just too tough ." round along with the low 33 Trevino had three birds and feams. no bogies on his opening roWld of ~34 and said he was more than satisfied. "A 69 is a pr~tty good roWld any time you can get it," said Trevino. "This is a good start !Continued from Page I) , _ for me. You have to get off fast the medical center. - to win any tournament-and now A resolution was passed it puts me in good shape except recognizing the services of the for Nicklaus." late Mrs . Julia B. Bean who Moran and Mowry had four was named board member th & Locust 992-5248 Middleporh·O. birds and•one bogey on their emeritus on May 1971. She was 4 A::::::::::::::::::~ cards. And with Trevino, they the first Holzer Hospital · stood a stroke ahead of AI Foundation board member in 1 ~eiberger, Dale Douglas, Billy history to be given el)leritus Johnston, Tom Weiskopf, Mike siBtus. Morley, Lanny Wadkins and The medical center budget Tony Jacklin. presented by Emil Jan)to, vice There were 10 players tied at president of fiscal and· adone under 71 and 14 at 12. That ministrative services, revealed the center will lack more than a half million dollars short needed for completion of the new complex. A deficit had been expected, since many costs could not be anticipated. The board approved a resolution providing a way of acquiring the needed deficit financing at the end of the construction program. A report on the .current Landscaping and Exterior With winter here. now Preston dwnped in 23 Beautification Fund Drive for · -1nli; Th '· "d···· •"1 ·l'-·t"' ,.. · • •·$165 000 ·at the new -center was the ti.;;; t~ -~he~k all z,.,.~! W.lr.~r n·U~i1s ,U~S'Adiiln ay DlgD 10_ • ' ' '. ' "" ,,1. cbac!i 'f(rliliel's ·glven. ,. ...,, ' Iyour plumbing. Our Kyger Creek eighth grade to a · The 6oard approved an 38-21 victory over South- administration request for the specialists will quickly western. Ruff had 11 for the establishment of a new office of losers. Kyger Creek's seventh Vice President of Development give you the service grade posted a 17-15 victory for the medical center •. and an over Coach Mel Carter's appoinbnent to that office is you want. · seventh graders. expected later this month. Tuesday night, Kyger Creek It was reported to the boa~d edged Bidwell, 36-35 on a last that Jllue Cross of Oh10 Ohio Valley second basket by Tom Kern. In recently approved a small other action, KC's seventh room rate increase for the &. ~rade "A" squad defeated present Holzer Medical Center Meigs "A" team, 39-'ll. Mitch facility . However, with this 232 E. 2rid Ph. 992-2036 pn-l!roy Salem had 13 points for the increase, the top rate for the winners while Randolph best private room at the poured in 10 markers for present location is just $56 a Meigs. day and the average private In th.e "B" contest, Me"tgs room rate is only $52 a day. .posted a 28-15 victory. Steve · The next scheduled meeting Baird had nine for the losers. of the board will be in April, the Scites had eight for the win· first in the new Medical Center ners. complex. NOTICE. Hey, Gangl SEE YOU AT SONNY'S Holzer ForA Cool Treat McCLURE'S . daiiyfs!e KC Eighth DON'T PUT UP WITH CLOGGED PLUMBING l Grade Cops 38~21 .. t""""""""""'""'"""-""' Plumbing Win Heating Holzer Medical Center, First · Ave. and Cedar Si. General visiting hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Maternityvisitinghours 2 :30to 4:.!0 p.m. ·P. are~ts on.ly on Pediatrics Ward. . Blrtbs Mr. and Mrs. Ro~er Pierce, McArthur, a son ; Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Bowen, "Oak Hill, a daughteq Mr. and Mrs. Jackie , L. Webb, JacksOn, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Batry Michael Mahley, Wellston, a son; Mr. · and Mrs. Robert J · Hawk, Pomeroy, a son; Mr. and Mrs, Roger T. Manuel, Racine, a ,daughter. , : Discharges Carl W: Lowry, Mrs. Editll M. Eggers, George Stanley, Stephen D. Wood, Clarence E: Thompson, Eugene S. Stout, Robert T. Rutherford, !delle J. LaFave , Katherine Frost, Pamely I. Cook, Michael W. Hampton, Burnace F. Stout, Elaine M. Mays, Lonnie ·A. . Lawson, .Mrs. Rachel A. Wilson, Mrs. Martha A. Slater, Dorothy L. Musser, Perry A. Riggs, Marie Norris, · Allen Upscomb, Mrs. Louise Frank, Mrs. Harold J. Dixon and daughter, Edward L. Williams, Mrs. ~anet R. Johnson, Miss RenaL. Lewis, Mrs. Merrill L. Sears and son, Mrs. Dorothy M. Malone, Georg~ H. Rowland, Orsa Swaney, Mrs. Carolyn A. Cook, Betty c. Meeks, Otho Lanier, Gilbert Pullins, VioletS. Machir, John W. Blankenship, Denzil E. Jones, Jerry McCIWlg and Phyllis S. Fenney. ar ~ Bench' .FrFARMERS .BANK ·and SAVINGS 00. S Ro·r. ''l2 like new, local one owner, low mileage. Must see & drive to appreciate. 4 70 CADILLAC SEDAN 69 Ford Pick·UP-----·$1595 h Ton, long bed. 67 PONTIAC , 4 Dr., sedan, V-8,auto .• factor-y air , P.S,, P.B. , red and ready. 70 BUICK ELECTRA 225 · Loaded with extras. yellow with brown vinyl top. ' 'h 68 GMC Pick-UD·----!1195 'h Ton. · 69Dr.,Ford LTD·-------·$1795 H.T. 4 ' 67 Mercury Park Lane $1195 4 Dr., H.T. . 6 Cyl .• auto .• ~ell ow wi!h · black vinyl top. Station Wagon, 6 Cyl., auto., ret! and ready. Cheap to operate . 68 CHEVROLET PICK UP v.a, auto. · 67 Ford.~---------:...$895 4 Dr., origin~l black fil-Jish. 1968 Plymouth , 70 CHEVROLET PICK-UP ; 68 ·Rebel----------..:. $895 2 Dr. H.T. 64 Ford. T·Bird.---·----$495 . ' WE STILL HAVE A FINE SELECTION OF , .RUI~P MINI liKES ON DiSPLAY. • ' ._ SEE: RA,Y RIGGS.' AL Z EJGLER . , ' 1 RIGG$ BROS.,· INC. USED CARs · . , Located on S. .\ :• Ph. 985-4100 · 7 . o. • 69 Ford XL Convertible, air ............... ~ 11695 69 ~ 98 H.T. Sedan, air .. •.. .. ••.. .. '2995 1~7 . 69 Olds 8Uioliday Coupe, air .... ··~ .... ~295 . Plymouth · 1~6 ·Buick D 2J0·~.2=·"""2·S4:meroy ' . I'~ '· . . . / ~=======~ The annual' blue and ·gold 1 . banquet of Middleport Cub Scout Pack 245 has been set for ,. Feb. 24. · FLOWERS ·· on~ 1966 66 Buick l.aSabre 4 Door, air. ............. 1lo9s 65 Oldsmobile ·ga 4 DoOr ..... ;,, '795 65 Mercuty Station Wagon, alr.. .. •.. •••.. '695 66' Comet 2' Dt:• H.r., v.a std............. '695. 65 F~rd LTD 4·0r. H.T•• V-8. atitD. ........ '295 ~-- _.......,....._ 992-2039 ~ ~ (ROW'S STEAK HOUSE • l SQIOOL SUPPLIES SANDWICH Quasak.H \1\b'ks in a Ora~ ' cdorTV With lnsla Matie ~ Tuning . . . only'$1695 v.w. & 1963 v.w. rd\. ~lr Karr & Van Zandt . ' "You'll Like Our Qual•tY Way . of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING . · POMEROY Open Eveninq~ Until 6:00-Til 5 PM. Sat. . . · ·s Smitb.Nelson Motan, Inc. Mitin St. I . Pt.. ft2·2274 ney, POMEROY BROWNIES france was selected as the . country to be developed for the International Thinking Pay observance planned for Feb. 20 . at Mlddlepor~, when the Pomeroy ijrowrjies met Wednesday night at the school. The girla were invested and given their brownie pins. Bitd feeds were made out of coffee cans for the craft project.- ' Red Roae Dog Food is - , .........._ _ _ _ _ _.,..__ _ _ _ _~~~ I' Werner Radio :& T~V. . • When The Weather Is Stonny Feed ()rp' Fine Feathered Friends- •• PURINA WILD BIRD . . • ·SUET CAKES SUN ROWER SEED 50 lb. . MODERN SUPPLY ' fonnulat~ Robert 'V. King, owner of King Builders . SUpply, Mid· dleport, Meigs County ChaU1nan for 'the Ohio Hard· ware Allociation, has been appointed to the Arrangements Ccmmittee for tile !VIZ Mid America HardwareHoulelrartll, IAW!l & Garden Show at 11-. ,J..a.UICbe Buildin~ In' "•1•+,. it'eb. ~7-8 and. will receiVe apecial ' Industry reeopitlon at the Aa11pciaUon's An11UII SaMuel on Feb. 8 at The SheratOn Columbus Hotel. Pomeroy, o. THE STORE WITH "ALL KINDS OF STUFF"~FOR PETS, STABLES, LARGE & .SMALL ANIMALS, LAWNS AND GARDENS. 399 W. Main St. 99,2-2164 : !• RATES OF TAXATION FOR 1971 'In pursuance of law, I, Howard E. Frank, Treasurer .of Meigs County ·Ohio do hereby give notice that the number of Mills levied on each dollar ~f pro: perty shoWh on the General Tax Duplicate of Real Estate Public Utility and Personal Property '':'ithin said County ,for the .year 1971 1~ as follows: . t"("'J TOWNSHIPS SCHOOL DISTRICfS . AND . CORPORATIONS ~~ t ,.~ 'i ' ' I I I ' I ' 4.30 1.50 26.50 .55 4.30· 2.50 4.30 2.50 23.00 26.50 .55 .65 1.00 -32.00 .55 . .65" 1.00 35.50 4.30 1.50 32-80 .55 4.30 2.00 4.30 2.00 23.00 22.00 .55 .65 1.00 31.50 .55 .65 1.00 30.50 4.30 2.50 22.00 .55 .65 1.00 4.30 1.50 23.00 .55 .65 1.00 31.00 4.30 2.00 23.00 .65 .65 1.00 ~1.50 4.30 2.50 4.30 1.40 26.50 26.50 4.30 1.50 26-50 4.30 1.30 4.30 .20 4.30 .20 26.50 26.50 26.50 4.30 2.50 26.50 4.30 · 2.00 4-30 .70 4.30 .70 4.30 2.00 22.00 .55 .65 22.00 8.00 .55 .65 22.00 10.30 .55 .65 26-50 .55 .65 .65 1.00 .65 1.00 wilh incrfoased vila· mint A, D and E; with in· creased waleNoluhle vil11mim; with added condensed 6•h oolu· bles; with added com kibbles; and with inorea,sed adde<l"lat. Eastern Local S.D. --·-- RPTLAND Meigs Local S.P. ----·-Rutland Village -- - --· -SALEM . Meigs Local S.D. --- ---SALISBURY Meigs Local S.D. ~ -- ---· Middl~port Village - --- -Pomeroy Village --- - - --SCIPIO Meigs toea! S.D. --- · - -- SUTTON Southern Local S.D .• •·•• Racine Village - -- -- - --~ Syracu~e Village ------Sutton-Meigs Local -·· ·- 9.00 4Q,BO 'I' ' lI I '' l 31.00 .55 · .65 1.'oo 35.50 .55 .65 1.00 43.40 .55 .65 1.00 SUGAR RUN. MILLS I 180 Mulberry Ave . . 992-2115 ·. Pomeroy 34.50 .55 . 3.70 .65 1.00 34.30 .55 .65 1.00 36.90 7.70 .55 .65 1.00 40.90 .55 .65 ' 1.00 35.50 1.00 30.50 1.00 37.20 1.00 39.50 1.00 85.00 Real estate taxes which have not be en paid at the close of each coll~'ij; .carry 11 penalty of t_en per cent. Taxes may· be paid at the office the eottnO' treasurer or by mall. Please bring yo1.1 r Jast tnx receipt and if you pay by man be s~re t~ locate your property by taxi nR' district. Always examine ~our tax recetvt t.o see that it covers all your pro!X'rty. Office Hours 9:00A.M, to 4;00 P.M. datly except Saturday when office closes at Noon. Tax bocika will open Decembel' 15, 1971 ~o F~bruary 3, 1972. · · . • HOWARD E . FRANK, Meip County Tnllu1UI.. of . 34.50 I ORANGB . ' Hdw. Cornmiitee . ~) - . spedall~ l Meigs Co. Branch EVERY DOG HAS HIS DAY-EVERYDAY . MIOITIIliiANIWIITYLING Modtl WU1138GPA. Oenutne Elm , - I I and HltCt hlrdWoOd IOI!dt. Mtulon Pocon ftnloh. Caoton. - 23" plclurt (moaourecl dlogonolly) . 4%% BEDFORD Meigs Local S.D. - - - - --CHESTER · Eastern Local S.D. - · - · Meigs Local S.D. ---·-·- - - - - - - - - - - - - COLUMBIA Alexander Local S.D. __ _ LEBANON Eastern Local S.D. -- --- Do&• of all nJ&eS and breeds wm work , play and thrh•t: Southern Local S.D. - --- on this nutritionaJI)'.balanccd Complete meal. Es!iiential LETART inaredi~.nts a~ combined ' In various tcllures lo pro\'ide e.rt'atest appetite appeal, and the re!lult is a coar~ d"og Southern Local S.D. _____ (oocJ that YOU Can feed dry Or moi!ll with COif!pltte OLIVE conRdence. ~ · Eastern Local S.D. __ ___ Bob King is on Both Priced To Sell . Pay MIDIUPORT ·BOOK STORE MO.IOROLA_ . OPEN-·" .Dayton Group Gives Program By Charle.ne Hoeflich .'· being headed locally by the Ruth Barnitz 'and Mrs. Piuline as contributing Rev . Robert Kuhn, assistant -Rpush fi1istesses. · chaplain. . The money will be used to purchase personal items for the men who occupied the cottage destroyed by fire in which one man deed. 54YS ME Mrs. Robert warner spoke to the group on proposed And We11 You legislation which would permit the use of _8'>!. pet. alcohol in candy. She asked that members write Cong. Clarence Miller opposing the bill which is HB 7785. lnferest Per year, com Arrangemenis were made pounded quarterly on regular passbook savings for the Society. to s -erve-· accounts. No minimum or refreshments at the Senior ma.lmum amount. Interest Citizens meeting on Jan. 30, 3 Is paid from dale of deposit fo dale of withdrawal as 10119 p.m.,at the St. Paul's Lutheran as you maintain an open Church. Mrs. Gerald account. Wildermuth presided at the · meeting. Thirty-two sick visiis were reported during the past month .. Mrs. Clara Thomas had charge of the self-denial program to which members responded with gifts of money. The Athens County She concluded with prayer Savings & LINin Co. 296 Second St. followed by the Lord's Prayer Pomeroy, Ohio in Wlison. Devotions to open the meeting were given by Mrs. All Accounn Insured To Elizabeth Cuckler. She .used $20,000.00 by FSLIC. two articles "Desiderate" and "Recipe for the New Year." Refreshments were served . by Mrs. Thomas with Mrs. flowerchaU1nan.Hos~sfoc -Mrs.thOmas Smith, Pomeroy, is chairman ~or the 1972 Girl - _ ___ $1195 Come In & See Bill Nelson. Ron. Smith, ~ward Ca Ivert or .Ed Bartels, Open Evenings Till 7 · p.m. For Sales & Sat. Till 5 p.m. & Service Tiil 12 noon on Sat. . . · . WE SE"RVICE WHAT WE. SELL. OUR_WORD IS OUR BOND I Recognition of charter members higlilighted the 42nd anniversary observance of the Loyal Pals Class of the Mid· dleport Church of Christ. The celebration was held at the home of Mrs. Edgar Reynolds; who presented gifts to Mrs. Audrey Frost, Miss Frances 1Roush, Miss Nina Russell, ·and Miss Mabel Hysell. Another charter member now residing in Florida is lflrs . Louella Jenkinson. AlSo presented gifts by Mrs. Reynolda was Miss Mildred Hawley, first teacher and class president, and Mrs. Alice Robeson, the present teacher. Officers for 1972 were elected and include Miss Roush, president; Mrs. Donna Russell, -vice president; Mrs. Mary Bailey, · secretary; Mrs. Audrey Frost, assistant secre~ry; Mrs. Grace Prati, treasUrer; aiKI Mrs. Rejmolds, _the year were assigned. Favors of Individual candles in small holders were giv~n to each of the guests by Mrs. Reynolds. Chicken salad and rolls, cake, nuts, coffee and tea were served. Miss Roush presided at the tea and · coffee service. Mrs. ErroU The' Camp Meeting Singers Conroy and Mrs. William of Dayton ·presented a musical Kennedy were guests. program Saturday night at the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. Opening prayer for the meeting was given by the Rev. ON DEAN'S LIST David Wiseman of the Cam· Miss Glenna Sprague, freshbridge Free Methodist ChUrch. man at Capital University, was Among the selecti.ons of the on the dean's ·list for the last singers - Ed McCartney, grading period. She Is the Loyle Regal, Jim McClean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. and Randall Clay - were Wililam Sprague, Middleport. HMore About Jesqs/' ul Know I'm Free," "Amazing Grace," "I've Found Happiness" and '.'It's a Wond~rfiil ' Feellilg." ' • · ·WEEKEND GUESTS The Rev. Euge_ne Gill gave !btl · Mrs. Harold JOlmsb'n'and Mr. offertory prayer and there was and Mrs. Richard Leifheit, a piano solo, "Rock of Ages," · Springfield, were weekend by a member of the quartet. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry On Sunday evening at the Davis, 104 Wolfe Drive, church a film strip "A New Pomeroy. Missionary to Walker's Garage" was shown by Mrs. Clifford Jacobs, morals More. thai\ 60 per cent of director. Bill Bailey led in the the nation's 600,000 profes· opening song service..with the sional working nurses are Rev. H. L; Jones, district active in hospitals, accord· to Encyclopaedia Britansuperintendent, bringing the ing nica . ' message from Matthew 9. Miss Patty Eblin played a piano solo during the offering and the choir's spe.cial selection"was Scout cookie sale of the Big Bend Neighborhood. Plans foc the event were Ameeting oftroop leaders has beensetfor Monday night at 7 For All Occasi-JilS ..... made at a ' meeting of den p.m.. at the home of Mrs. Smith at which time samples of the Wewlrtffowers mothers·Tuesday night at the cookies will be available and order materials will be distributed. Everywhere Columbus and Southern Ohio Only jliniors, cadettes and senior scouts will be semr;g the Electric Co. social room. Mrs. cookies. '. Jean ·Thomas was naine~ Again this year the cookies will be proVtdfd by the Heston chairman of the food com- Biscuit Co., Inc. Scouts will take orders comlilencing at 4 p.m. on mittee, and Mrs. Edwina Scott Jan. 28 through Feb. 7. Delivery will be ma~ during the first Pcimeroy Flower Shop ' . and Mrs. Betty · Batey are • week in-March. The cookies will sell for 55 ceniB a box, but no ~~~~';,f1',.~~v.":J:r': hospita~!Y chairmen, assisted money Ia to tie collected until the cookies are delivered. . .-~..;,·~o·~~--... by den mothers Mrs. Tom . 'The cookies cost the Four Rivers Girl ScOut Council 23% Keny, Mrs,, M~on Francis cen~, a tiot\•lhtre•is a. 2·. eent state tax on 9ch box .and the ., and Mrs. Frances Whittington. remainder goes- olvard support of the scouting program. For · In observance of Boy Scout ' each box of cookies sold the troop receives 5 cents, the CoWJcil, Month, posters and a display 14'h ts d the is ·f featuring crafts and other cen • an re a 10 cent camp credit or the girl making ' acti'vities of the program will the sale. This · · . be placed in the window of the . 1S the first year that camp credit has been allowed, and Columbia Gas Co. Scout '. pernuts,scouts to earn aU or a part of camp fees. Ten cents per sUnday is Feb. s. A feature of· · box sold is credtted toward a two week session at Sandy Bend the blue and gold banquet will Ca~p located,near Elizabeth, W. Va. or 5 cents per box sold be entertainment by the Order toward a one week stay ·at I~ established camp. All credits, of the Arrow dance team. however, muat ~ used this year. . , Another planning session ' • · . -' .' . RACINE mOOP 137 was set for Jan. 20 at 7:30p.m. A' get-acqUamted hour was planned for next Tuesday's Home of . at the home of s. T. Smith: meeting of Racine JWlior'Troop 137 at the American Legion hall Christmas carda, cardboard in Racine. the Fabulous rolls, bleach botUes, ·thread Parents of the girls are invited to attend the meeting to view spools, plastic bags from bread the craft work and other activities of a routine meeting. New and old records.are needed by corrunittee mothers ·will ·be named at that tbne. ~~Remind Me." the den mothers for project . Plans have been malle for a skating party to be held on Feb. work. · Residenis · with such 18 at the Otester Skate·A·Way. New craft projects were VISITORS HERE items to contribute are asked diSCU88ed and decorative plaques made by the girls were Weekend guests of Sally to telephone 992-5884. displayed. Registration was taken during the meeting. · Byers, Pomeroy, were Paul Attmdlng were Mrs. PhiiUp Fisher and Mrs. Morris who Toops and Mabel of Colwnbus. served n!freshmenis, arid Linda 'F~er, Joy Neigler, Connie Knighting, Linda No!!is, Lori Knighting, Penny .Smith, Peggy Neigler, Kathy CrQSS, Carol Morris, Marie Pickens, Teresa H,\S SURGERY Mrs. George Shiveler, Jr., Ervin, Becky Crow, Cindy Warden, Sonja Hill, Mary Obitz, and the former Martha Myers of Cheryl T~ford. POMEROY mooP 8l Pomeroy, is a patient In Room THEME BOOKS New officers were elected when Troop 61 mei Thursday after 212, Deaconesse's Hospital, Order By Phone AND Straight St., Cincinnati. Mrs. school at the Pomeroy Elementary School. Shiveler underwent eye And .Tokt E,. Home Named as the new patrol leaders were Cindy McKinney and NOTE FILLER PADS surgery Wednesday. Ellen McDaniels. Jane Sisson was named scribe, Paige Smith, 992-5432 treasurer, and Shari Mitch, reporter. %OFF Under the direction of Mrs. Edith Sisson, the girls started a knitting project. Thinking Day was discussed and Hawaii was selected bY the troop. Attending the meeting besides those named were Cathy Blaettnar, Kathleen Smith, Cindy Richards, and Anna McKin· Rtvtera G. S. This car is ore of the finest used ~ cars that we have ever traded, for only 51,647 miles, dark blue exterior with blue bucket seats & auto. on floor with console. This one is a cream puff. I ' $1495 ' Fury Ill 2 dr., H.T., auto., P.S., P.B., white el\terior & blue vfny.l trim interior. This .Is another. new Rontiac Trade. . " 68 Olds 98 4 Dr. H.T., air................. '1995 1 68 P~. Barracuda 2 Dr. H.T. ........... ' .;. 1295 .'67 Chevelle Malibu 2 Dr. H.T.•• ;....... 11195 . 67 Pontiac Catalina 4 Dr. Sedan, Air .... 11195 66 Olds 88·4 Door ......... . ~ •••••••••• ~.. '895 66 Mercuty Sta. Wa&Qn, V-8 auto.......... '795 ' · ,.,. . . ,. _ . . __.._ ·-.- . . -l ·. r l Sco· u t l ROBINSON'S Pack'Banquet. G .CLEANERS ' . Set b 24th D Iary ' Fury 4 dr. sed., dark blue with blue interior, · . auto., P.S., P. B. & factory air. low mileage. Sharp, one owner. 1 ' Three quarter ton. V-8, · 4 ·speed, P. S., . P. B., camper special. . . • USED CARS ' Qnly $3295 I 98 Lu.x. sed .• 4 dr . This car Is loaded with all . the extras in the bQok, come In & drive this car & you will wantto buy. Priced tci sell. \ 68 Ford Falcon------· $1095· ,67 CAMARO 1969 Olds 1 112 DeVille• .loaded with extras, blue with black vinyl top. · Long wide bed, 6 cyl., auto.. .only $24S5 ~ustang, sport roof, 2 dr. H.T., this car is just 62Ton,Ford Pick~UD-------'595 · new paint, long bed . 67Ton.Chevrolet .Pick•Up ---$895 . ••. • ,,(Upon Request) : • ..• •' •. •. . OBSERVING SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and Mrs. Dwight S. Haley, Sr., Gypsy, W. Va., formerly of Middleport, Route I, are observing their silver wedding anniversary today . · · · Married at ~omeroy by Percy 1Peoples on Jan. 14, 19,17, the couple have three children; Dwight, Jr., Mark, and Mrs. Gary (Rebecca) DrelUler, all of Shinnston, and three grand(:hlldren, Jeannie Haley, and Darrin and Jason Drenner. Mr. Haley is the son of the late George and Julia Haley; Middleport, Route 1. Mrs. llaley lB the fonner Eulonda Little, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Little, Middleport. 2-l:lOUR CbEAN·ING · '•. We are loaded with good clean used cars. Come .in & pick you out one· & drive it home. · January's Best Buys! . • l ••' Gooq WilfUsed Car Sale -, 70 DUSTER 340 engine. speed, extra nice. !Jiack vinyl top. . ' ·1970 Ford · De Vi lie, loaded with extras. II . green with • • • Smith Nelson Motors, Inc. wheels. 69 CADILLAC SEDAN ' tud ' Anniversary Pasby Shop *** 4 67 MUSTANG J .il . .J JIMMIE'S · DRIVE-IN to ,1-s·s Ob~"erves C . W. by !>'!Iss Lynn Daniels, meeting of her comlnittee to chainnan, at the 'l'uelday night complete plans will be held meeting .!lf the Ohio Eta Phi later this month. Mrs. Carolyn Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sa.tterfield 8rmoWlced that · a Sorority· theater party Is being plallifed Mlaa · Daniels also repOrted foc February. on other fl!lrvice projects of the Mrs. Vlkki · Glo~ckner · chapter and liked for more "(lfe$(ded at the meeting held at canned food for a needy family the home of Mrs. Charlotte of the community. She spoke of Hanning. Thank · you notes the ChrlstinaB gifts gim to the were read from Mrs. Elaine family· . Davis Slrisher for a wedding It was: ~ouneed that !he' gift, and from Mrs. Judy '· chapter :Will -sponsor .a halon · Crooks "imd Mrs. Donna Byer · · for roses sent at the birth of .their new babies. · · · . New pteages assigned ' to" eonlmittees by ' Mrs. Judy Werry. S~ndy , ~orn, Ruby Gum, Kathy •._~ing, Kar~n Stanley;. Undli Sauvage and Jimet Pickens Will work on the ways 1111<1 means conunittee; Elaine Swisher, Jennifer 383 -N. 'second Av;. Sheets, Jailice Kilker, Jeannie 'Middleport Ebe1'8bach, Connie Bailey, and 992-3555" . Wilma Reese on the sol:ial 4uthorl zed ~ent corrunittee. • · . .---~--•. . · Acultural project on plctUres using tbe · ~rt ~ork -bf Michelangelo a!l<l Leonardo da ·Vinci was presented by Charlotte Taunton and Mrs. Hanning. A .PtuB party concluded the meeting. · AT *** ·t The Women's Society of Christian Service voted Tuesday_night at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church to make a cash contribution to the GallipOlis State Institute fund were lfs:Quick! Easy ·BANKING Donaiion Made to GSI. . The Mothers' March of .twirling contest . on Feb. 13. Dimes will be staged on Feb. 1, Mrs. Unda Riffle, waya and according to plans announced means chairinan, noted that a :For..'roday : . ' iiiiiiiliiilii·•-• .w. s• Mothers .' March Set.for .Feb. 1 •. ;,., ' section c.leared "".th 22 vota ,.¥ LEE LI!DIARD approving It, but the bill pa8lled "'' UPI Siatebo- Reperter with only 53 votes; 13 short of when foor Democrata turned COLUMBUS ( UPI )-The ihe 66 required for a two-thirds·- .:::""iierii.iilni.' Ohio . House early today majority to adopt the bill. • erupted Into cha9i, refliatng to "They sandbagged it," said concur in · both a COOipromise Kurfess. "All they proved is . congressional redlatrtcting bill bow cute they can be." · and • hefty pay raise for state • Seaate In Feud employes. ' · But Democrats maintained The: chamber, striving to they will move to btlng the bill clean up inl!jor business for a . up again if it is the Senate recess until early MarCh,.- was version. to,reiUrn later today to attempt ' "If they want to come along to revive both bills; · and make the bill one we can The congressional redistrict· accept, we'll move to i-econ· ing bill,_needed by the Feb. 2 sider," Lancione said. filing deadline for the May pri· The Senate earlier in the day mary eiection, was expected to had undergone a partisan feud . go to a House-Senate confer·· before adopting the redistrictence conunittee for resolution. ing bill, 26-4. ,A ' fho.lgh1 But there· was fierce disThe bill, drawn by both par· ' agreement ovet the pay raise ties, is designed to protect most bill, which would hike the pay inciDllbent congressmen and of stale workers by 10 per cent give Republicans 16-7 •dom· . ·The cleV<!r ma~ turns . or 38 cents an hour, whichever inl!tion of. t!Je Ohio delegation. great irou61es Into little ones, and Hille ones .Into i~ more. . !lel>ublicans in the Senate ·. none at all. "They killed the pay raise were lacking the :!2 votes need· bill," said House Speaker ed to clear ihe bill on emer· ' -Chinese Proverb.": Olarles F. Kurfel!S, R·Bowling . gency basis and needed DemoGreen, referring to House cratic support. Democrats after he angrily ad· Democrats held out initially journed the House at the end of for an amendment . changing the stormy night session. the boundaries in Summit "They killed it and only they County. . can resurrt)Ct it." The simmering feud broke · Wants Old Bill into the open on the floor with a But House Minority luder finger-waving debate between A.G. Lancion~. D-Bellaire, said Senate President Pro Tempore I, his members would offer tore· Theodore M. Gray, R-Piqua, Friday~ Only consider the measure if Re- and Senate Minority Whip The Drive-lit Winduw publicans restored the tenns Oliver Ocasek, [).Akron. is Open ~ which prevailed in the Senate Gray, who seldom speaks on -11 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. · version which cleared that the floor except in directing (Continuously l . chamber WlBnimously earlier procedures, launched a bllsle!"· Other Banking Hours ' 3 m the week. ' ing attack on Ocasek and said · and s to 1 as usual on On congressional redistrict- his Summit CoWlty amend· ing, the House failed twice to ment was "blackmail." .ic raise the two-thirds vote need· Ocasek retorted the amendJ«n. ed to agr.ee to Senate amend- ment exchanging territory lie~ • ., ments in the bill which has twee~ the lith and 14th con. POMEROY, OHIO ~assed both chambers in gressional districts, would Member FDIC ;lightly different fonns. favor Republicans and in fact · ~ .Member Federal A conference committee was endorsed by them. Reserve_Syste.m could resolve "the issue, which THe amendment was L1NCINNATI (UP!) - All- must be settled in time for defeated on a straight party star catcher Johnny Bench congressional aspirants to line vote and the ein1ergtmcy ~1ft***** u u~ signed his 1972 contract with declare their intentions to run the Cincinnati Reds today, the in the new districts by Feb. 2. third player to come to terms The debate was far more with the club. Tenns were not rancorous over the pay raise disclosed. bill, which House Republicans Bench, who just turned 24 on altered to cut out virtually all 'bee. 7·, was the youngest player fringe benefits for Ohio's 4fi,OOO ever named most valuable state workers. player of the National League Republicans agreed to th~ in .1970 .wheq he hit 45 home basic pay raise, but asked for a M .I... runs, 148runsbattedin·andan · ·>V"UaY, s f? pert'od1:1!11draft. ·' average of .293. legislation reclassifijng state Last season he hit only .238, workers to give them additionhad 'll homers and drove in a al r~ises granted under tile total of 61 runs. For the last Senate-passed bill. three seasons he has had at · "fravesty and Shame" least 25 homers, the only active They also cut out fringe catcher "in basehall with that benefits such as death benefiis, distinction. sick leave accrual and cost-of· He hit his 1ooth homer, living increases which would yoWlgest player to top that not have taken effect for two milepost, last May 17 againsi years. Philadelphia Phillies pitcher An attempt by Democrats to Jim. Bunning~ restore the Senate provisions, For ·the next two weeks he worked out carefully by both will be in Europe, the Reds parties, failed on a 42-18 vote. said. "I think it's a travesty and a Bench, umpire Tom Gorman shame," said Lancione. "You and fonner New York Yankees ought to hang your heads in catcher Elston Howard will shame." v conduct a series of clinics at Democrats then lent their American Air Force bases. votes to the emergency clause, a.' ·usED CAR PRICES 69speed,CAMARO Z 28 blue, with white racing strips. fancy 5-ThelllllylleoliMI,~rt-Pomeruy,O:, ,Jan.l4, 1972 . • �' • .If ~ ·;. ,. '"' - ""·- ~ • • • " . :;;. '_,:rt, ·-"'·'""'' .j . 4-The Dally Sentlnei,Middleport·PO!lleroy, 0., Jan .. 14, 1972 HOSPITAL NEWS' Nicklaus Has 66, Tops -Field. PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. that when Jack Nicklaus has play with him. meant only .35 players ill the (UP!) -The 'saying in golf is his game in hand no one can Thete is no question Jack is starl.i!lg field of 1'10 shot par or _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _;. · - - - - - - • • in top shape today and this Jess over the three Crosby :never was demonstrated so courses. clearly as in the opening roWld . , ~e Have Problems of the $140,000 Bing Crosby While things were falilng national pro-&~~ Thursday. right in place for Nicklaus and Mel p. Simon, M.D., Urologist, anNicklaus, out of cOmpetition Trevino, defending champ nounces the removal of his office from for five weeks but coming off a '!'om Shaw, Los Angeles Open Holzer Clinic to Pleasant Valley hot streak that saw him win winner ~e 'Ar<:her, Billy Hospital in Point Pleasant, West four of the last five events he Casper and two old war horses entered, took Cypress Point - Sammy Snead and Dutch Virginia. Patii!nts with appointments apart with a si.x-un~r 66 to Harrison -were having their can keep the same with Dr. Simon at spread-eagle the field by lliree problems; Pleasant Valley Hospital. If unable to strokes. . Casper shot a three-over 'IS, make the appointment, please call446He had seven birds and one Archer a four-over 76, Shaw bogey on the round of 33-33 and and Snead five-over 77s and 3919 or 675-4340;-0r. Simon can also $ee itwasenoughtotakethestarch Harrison a 10-over 82. patients at _the Medical Plaza at 203 out of his nearest rivals -Lee In the pro-am competition, Jackson Pike, Gallipolis, Ohio during Trevino, ·paul Moran and the teams of Ralph Johnson Saturdays. Dr. Simon .i\lso wishes to Larry Mowry. Trevino and and J. L. DuPont and Bobby Moran had matching three· Nichols and Glen Campbell state that he is·sti II an active member Wider 69s at Cypress wh.ile ~· were tied for the lead with ~I.of the Holzer Medical Center Hospital. Mowry shpt a course record 69 ball scores of eight-under 64. at Spyrglass Hill, the course In the Crosby format, every. Jack plays today in the second one plays one round on each of roWld. the three courses before they He's Too Tougb make the cut for the final round '"When he's Nicklaus playing to be played at Pebble Beach his game," whistled Trevino, onSilperBowi.Sunday. The low "no one is going to beat hiin. 70 and tied pros play the final He's just too tough ." round along with the low 33 Trevino had three birds and feams. no bogies on his opening roWld of ~34 and said he was more than satisfied. "A 69 is a pr~tty good roWld any time you can get it," said Trevino. "This is a good start !Continued from Page I) , _ for me. You have to get off fast the medical center. - to win any tournament-and now A resolution was passed it puts me in good shape except recognizing the services of the for Nicklaus." late Mrs . Julia B. Bean who Moran and Mowry had four was named board member th & Locust 992-5248 Middleporh·O. birds and•one bogey on their emeritus on May 1971. She was 4 A::::::::::::::::::~ cards. And with Trevino, they the first Holzer Hospital · stood a stroke ahead of AI Foundation board member in 1 ~eiberger, Dale Douglas, Billy history to be given el)leritus Johnston, Tom Weiskopf, Mike siBtus. Morley, Lanny Wadkins and The medical center budget Tony Jacklin. presented by Emil Jan)to, vice There were 10 players tied at president of fiscal and· adone under 71 and 14 at 12. That ministrative services, revealed the center will lack more than a half million dollars short needed for completion of the new complex. A deficit had been expected, since many costs could not be anticipated. The board approved a resolution providing a way of acquiring the needed deficit financing at the end of the construction program. A report on the .current Landscaping and Exterior With winter here. now Preston dwnped in 23 Beautification Fund Drive for · -1nli; Th '· "d···· •"1 ·l'-·t"' ,.. · • •·$165 000 ·at the new -center was the ti.;;; t~ -~he~k all z,.,.~! W.lr.~r n·U~i1s ,U~S'Adiiln ay DlgD 10_ • ' ' '. ' "" ,,1. cbac!i 'f(rliliel's ·glven. ,. ...,, ' Iyour plumbing. Our Kyger Creek eighth grade to a · The 6oard approved an 38-21 victory over South- administration request for the specialists will quickly western. Ruff had 11 for the establishment of a new office of losers. Kyger Creek's seventh Vice President of Development give you the service grade posted a 17-15 victory for the medical center •. and an over Coach Mel Carter's appoinbnent to that office is you want. · seventh graders. expected later this month. Tuesday night, Kyger Creek It was reported to the boa~d edged Bidwell, 36-35 on a last that Jllue Cross of Oh10 Ohio Valley second basket by Tom Kern. In recently approved a small other action, KC's seventh room rate increase for the &. ~rade "A" squad defeated present Holzer Medical Center Meigs "A" team, 39-'ll. Mitch facility . However, with this 232 E. 2rid Ph. 992-2036 pn-l!roy Salem had 13 points for the increase, the top rate for the winners while Randolph best private room at the poured in 10 markers for present location is just $56 a Meigs. day and the average private In th.e "B" contest, Me"tgs room rate is only $52 a day. .posted a 28-15 victory. Steve · The next scheduled meeting Baird had nine for the losers. of the board will be in April, the Scites had eight for the win· first in the new Medical Center ners. complex. NOTICE. Hey, Gangl SEE YOU AT SONNY'S Holzer ForA Cool Treat McCLURE'S . daiiyfs!e KC Eighth DON'T PUT UP WITH CLOGGED PLUMBING l Grade Cops 38~21 .. t""""""""""'""'"""-""' Plumbing Win Heating Holzer Medical Center, First · Ave. and Cedar Si. General visiting hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Maternityvisitinghours 2 :30to 4:.!0 p.m. ·P. are~ts on.ly on Pediatrics Ward. . Blrtbs Mr. and Mrs. Ro~er Pierce, McArthur, a son ; Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Bowen, "Oak Hill, a daughteq Mr. and Mrs. Jackie , L. Webb, JacksOn, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Batry Michael Mahley, Wellston, a son; Mr. · and Mrs. Robert J · Hawk, Pomeroy, a son; Mr. and Mrs, Roger T. Manuel, Racine, a ,daughter. , : Discharges Carl W: Lowry, Mrs. Editll M. Eggers, George Stanley, Stephen D. Wood, Clarence E: Thompson, Eugene S. Stout, Robert T. Rutherford, !delle J. LaFave , Katherine Frost, Pamely I. Cook, Michael W. Hampton, Burnace F. Stout, Elaine M. Mays, Lonnie ·A. . Lawson, .Mrs. Rachel A. Wilson, Mrs. Martha A. Slater, Dorothy L. Musser, Perry A. Riggs, Marie Norris, · Allen Upscomb, Mrs. Louise Frank, Mrs. Harold J. Dixon and daughter, Edward L. Williams, Mrs. ~anet R. Johnson, Miss RenaL. Lewis, Mrs. Merrill L. Sears and son, Mrs. Dorothy M. Malone, Georg~ H. Rowland, Orsa Swaney, Mrs. Carolyn A. Cook, Betty c. Meeks, Otho Lanier, Gilbert Pullins, VioletS. Machir, John W. Blankenship, Denzil E. Jones, Jerry McCIWlg and Phyllis S. Fenney. ar ~ Bench' .FrFARMERS .BANK ·and SAVINGS 00. S Ro·r. ''l2 like new, local one owner, low mileage. Must see & drive to appreciate. 4 70 CADILLAC SEDAN 69 Ford Pick·UP-----·$1595 h Ton, long bed. 67 PONTIAC , 4 Dr., sedan, V-8,auto .• factor-y air , P.S,, P.B. , red and ready. 70 BUICK ELECTRA 225 · Loaded with extras. yellow with brown vinyl top. ' 'h 68 GMC Pick-UD·----!1195 'h Ton. · 69Dr.,Ford LTD·-------·$1795 H.T. 4 ' 67 Mercury Park Lane $1195 4 Dr., H.T. . 6 Cyl .• auto .• ~ell ow wi!h · black vinyl top. Station Wagon, 6 Cyl., auto., ret! and ready. Cheap to operate . 68 CHEVROLET PICK UP v.a, auto. · 67 Ford.~---------:...$895 4 Dr., origin~l black fil-Jish. 1968 Plymouth , 70 CHEVROLET PICK-UP ; 68 ·Rebel----------..:. $895 2 Dr. H.T. 64 Ford. T·Bird.---·----$495 . ' WE STILL HAVE A FINE SELECTION OF , .RUI~P MINI liKES ON DiSPLAY. • ' ._ SEE: RA,Y RIGGS.' AL Z EJGLER . , ' 1 RIGG$ BROS.,· INC. USED CARs · . , Located on S. .\ :• Ph. 985-4100 · 7 . o. • 69 Ford XL Convertible, air ............... ~ 11695 69 ~ 98 H.T. Sedan, air .. •.. .. ••.. .. '2995 1~7 . 69 Olds 8Uioliday Coupe, air .... ··~ .... ~295 . Plymouth · 1~6 ·Buick D 2J0·~.2=·"""2·S4:meroy ' . I'~ '· . . . / ~=======~ The annual' blue and ·gold 1 . banquet of Middleport Cub Scout Pack 245 has been set for ,. Feb. 24. · FLOWERS ·· on~ 1966 66 Buick l.aSabre 4 Door, air. ............. 1lo9s 65 Oldsmobile ·ga 4 DoOr ..... ;,, '795 65 Mercuty Station Wagon, alr.. .. •.. •••.. '695 66' Comet 2' Dt:• H.r., v.a std............. '695. 65 F~rd LTD 4·0r. H.T•• V-8. atitD. ........ '295 ~-- _.......,....._ 992-2039 ~ ~ (ROW'S STEAK HOUSE • l SQIOOL SUPPLIES SANDWICH Quasak.H \1\b'ks in a Ora~ ' cdorTV With lnsla Matie ~ Tuning . . . only'$1695 v.w. & 1963 v.w. rd\. ~lr Karr & Van Zandt . ' "You'll Like Our Qual•tY Way . of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING . · POMEROY Open Eveninq~ Until 6:00-Til 5 PM. Sat. . . · ·s Smitb.Nelson Motan, Inc. Mitin St. I . Pt.. ft2·2274 ney, POMEROY BROWNIES france was selected as the . country to be developed for the International Thinking Pay observance planned for Feb. 20 . at Mlddlepor~, when the Pomeroy ijrowrjies met Wednesday night at the school. The girla were invested and given their brownie pins. Bitd feeds were made out of coffee cans for the craft project.- ' Red Roae Dog Food is - , .........._ _ _ _ _ _.,..__ _ _ _ _~~~ I' Werner Radio :& T~V. . • When The Weather Is Stonny Feed ()rp' Fine Feathered Friends- •• PURINA WILD BIRD . . • ·SUET CAKES SUN ROWER SEED 50 lb. . MODERN SUPPLY ' fonnulat~ Robert 'V. King, owner of King Builders . SUpply, Mid· dleport, Meigs County ChaU1nan for 'the Ohio Hard· ware Allociation, has been appointed to the Arrangements Ccmmittee for tile !VIZ Mid America HardwareHoulelrartll, IAW!l & Garden Show at 11-. ,J..a.UICbe Buildin~ In' "•1•+,. it'eb. ~7-8 and. will receiVe apecial ' Industry reeopitlon at the Aa11pciaUon's An11UII SaMuel on Feb. 8 at The SheratOn Columbus Hotel. Pomeroy, o. THE STORE WITH "ALL KINDS OF STUFF"~FOR PETS, STABLES, LARGE & .SMALL ANIMALS, LAWNS AND GARDENS. 399 W. Main St. 99,2-2164 : !• RATES OF TAXATION FOR 1971 'In pursuance of law, I, Howard E. Frank, Treasurer .of Meigs County ·Ohio do hereby give notice that the number of Mills levied on each dollar ~f pro: perty shoWh on the General Tax Duplicate of Real Estate Public Utility and Personal Property '':'ithin said County ,for the .year 1971 1~ as follows: . t"("'J TOWNSHIPS SCHOOL DISTRICfS . AND . CORPORATIONS ~~ t ,.~ 'i ' ' I I I ' I ' 4.30 1.50 26.50 .55 4.30· 2.50 4.30 2.50 23.00 26.50 .55 .65 1.00 -32.00 .55 . .65" 1.00 35.50 4.30 1.50 32-80 .55 4.30 2.00 4.30 2.00 23.00 22.00 .55 .65 1.00 31.50 .55 .65 1.00 30.50 4.30 2.50 22.00 .55 .65 1.00 4.30 1.50 23.00 .55 .65 1.00 31.00 4.30 2.00 23.00 .65 .65 1.00 ~1.50 4.30 2.50 4.30 1.40 26.50 26.50 4.30 1.50 26-50 4.30 1.30 4.30 .20 4.30 .20 26.50 26.50 26.50 4.30 2.50 26.50 4.30 · 2.00 4-30 .70 4.30 .70 4.30 2.00 22.00 .55 .65 22.00 8.00 .55 .65 22.00 10.30 .55 .65 26-50 .55 .65 .65 1.00 .65 1.00 wilh incrfoased vila· mint A, D and E; with in· creased waleNoluhle vil11mim; with added condensed 6•h oolu· bles; with added com kibbles; and with inorea,sed adde<l"lat. Eastern Local S.D. --·-- RPTLAND Meigs Local S.P. ----·-Rutland Village -- - --· -SALEM . Meigs Local S.D. --- ---SALISBURY Meigs Local S.D. ~ -- ---· Middl~port Village - --- -Pomeroy Village --- - - --SCIPIO Meigs toea! S.D. --- · - -- SUTTON Southern Local S.D .• •·•• Racine Village - -- -- - --~ Syracu~e Village ------Sutton-Meigs Local -·· ·- 9.00 4Q,BO 'I' ' lI I '' l 31.00 .55 · .65 1.'oo 35.50 .55 .65 1.00 43.40 .55 .65 1.00 SUGAR RUN. MILLS I 180 Mulberry Ave . . 992-2115 ·. Pomeroy 34.50 .55 . 3.70 .65 1.00 34.30 .55 .65 1.00 36.90 7.70 .55 .65 1.00 40.90 .55 .65 ' 1.00 35.50 1.00 30.50 1.00 37.20 1.00 39.50 1.00 85.00 Real estate taxes which have not be en paid at the close of each coll~'ij; .carry 11 penalty of t_en per cent. Taxes may· be paid at the office the eottnO' treasurer or by mall. Please bring yo1.1 r Jast tnx receipt and if you pay by man be s~re t~ locate your property by taxi nR' district. Always examine ~our tax recetvt t.o see that it covers all your pro!X'rty. Office Hours 9:00A.M, to 4;00 P.M. datly except Saturday when office closes at Noon. Tax bocika will open Decembel' 15, 1971 ~o F~bruary 3, 1972. · · . • HOWARD E . FRANK, Meip County Tnllu1UI.. of . 34.50 I ORANGB . ' Hdw. Cornmiitee . ~) - . spedall~ l Meigs Co. Branch EVERY DOG HAS HIS DAY-EVERYDAY . MIOITIIliiANIWIITYLING Modtl WU1138GPA. Oenutne Elm , - I I and HltCt hlrdWoOd IOI!dt. Mtulon Pocon ftnloh. Caoton. - 23" plclurt (moaourecl dlogonolly) . 4%% BEDFORD Meigs Local S.D. - - - - --CHESTER · Eastern Local S.D. - · - · Meigs Local S.D. ---·-·- - - - - - - - - - - - - COLUMBIA Alexander Local S.D. __ _ LEBANON Eastern Local S.D. -- --- Do&• of all nJ&eS and breeds wm work , play and thrh•t: Southern Local S.D. - --- on this nutritionaJI)'.balanccd Complete meal. Es!iiential LETART inaredi~.nts a~ combined ' In various tcllures lo pro\'ide e.rt'atest appetite appeal, and the re!lult is a coar~ d"og Southern Local S.D. _____ (oocJ that YOU Can feed dry Or moi!ll with COif!pltte OLIVE conRdence. ~ · Eastern Local S.D. __ ___ Bob King is on Both Priced To Sell . Pay MIDIUPORT ·BOOK STORE MO.IOROLA_ . OPEN-·" .Dayton Group Gives Program By Charle.ne Hoeflich .'· being headed locally by the Ruth Barnitz 'and Mrs. Piuline as contributing Rev . Robert Kuhn, assistant -Rpush fi1istesses. · chaplain. . The money will be used to purchase personal items for the men who occupied the cottage destroyed by fire in which one man deed. 54YS ME Mrs. Robert warner spoke to the group on proposed And We11 You legislation which would permit the use of _8'>!. pet. alcohol in candy. She asked that members write Cong. Clarence Miller opposing the bill which is HB 7785. lnferest Per year, com Arrangemenis were made pounded quarterly on regular passbook savings for the Society. to s -erve-· accounts. No minimum or refreshments at the Senior ma.lmum amount. Interest Citizens meeting on Jan. 30, 3 Is paid from dale of deposit fo dale of withdrawal as 10119 p.m.,at the St. Paul's Lutheran as you maintain an open Church. Mrs. Gerald account. Wildermuth presided at the · meeting. Thirty-two sick visiis were reported during the past month .. Mrs. Clara Thomas had charge of the self-denial program to which members responded with gifts of money. The Athens County She concluded with prayer Savings & LINin Co. 296 Second St. followed by the Lord's Prayer Pomeroy, Ohio in Wlison. Devotions to open the meeting were given by Mrs. All Accounn Insured To Elizabeth Cuckler. She .used $20,000.00 by FSLIC. two articles "Desiderate" and "Recipe for the New Year." Refreshments were served . by Mrs. Thomas with Mrs. flowerchaU1nan.Hos~sfoc -Mrs.thOmas Smith, Pomeroy, is chairman ~or the 1972 Girl - _ ___ $1195 Come In & See Bill Nelson. Ron. Smith, ~ward Ca Ivert or .Ed Bartels, Open Evenings Till 7 · p.m. For Sales & Sat. Till 5 p.m. & Service Tiil 12 noon on Sat. . . · . WE SE"RVICE WHAT WE. SELL. OUR_WORD IS OUR BOND I Recognition of charter members higlilighted the 42nd anniversary observance of the Loyal Pals Class of the Mid· dleport Church of Christ. The celebration was held at the home of Mrs. Edgar Reynolds; who presented gifts to Mrs. Audrey Frost, Miss Frances 1Roush, Miss Nina Russell, ·and Miss Mabel Hysell. Another charter member now residing in Florida is lflrs . Louella Jenkinson. AlSo presented gifts by Mrs. Reynolda was Miss Mildred Hawley, first teacher and class president, and Mrs. Alice Robeson, the present teacher. Officers for 1972 were elected and include Miss Roush, president; Mrs. Donna Russell, -vice president; Mrs. Mary Bailey, · secretary; Mrs. Audrey Frost, assistant secre~ry; Mrs. Grace Prati, treasUrer; aiKI Mrs. Rejmolds, _the year were assigned. Favors of Individual candles in small holders were giv~n to each of the guests by Mrs. Reynolds. Chicken salad and rolls, cake, nuts, coffee and tea were served. Miss Roush presided at the tea and · coffee service. Mrs. ErroU The' Camp Meeting Singers Conroy and Mrs. William of Dayton ·presented a musical Kennedy were guests. program Saturday night at the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. Opening prayer for the meeting was given by the Rev. ON DEAN'S LIST David Wiseman of the Cam· Miss Glenna Sprague, freshbridge Free Methodist ChUrch. man at Capital University, was Among the selecti.ons of the on the dean's ·list for the last singers - Ed McCartney, grading period. She Is the Loyle Regal, Jim McClean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. and Randall Clay - were Wililam Sprague, Middleport. HMore About Jesqs/' ul Know I'm Free," "Amazing Grace," "I've Found Happiness" and '.'It's a Wond~rfiil ' Feellilg." ' • · ·WEEKEND GUESTS The Rev. Euge_ne Gill gave !btl · Mrs. Harold JOlmsb'n'and Mr. offertory prayer and there was and Mrs. Richard Leifheit, a piano solo, "Rock of Ages," · Springfield, were weekend by a member of the quartet. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry On Sunday evening at the Davis, 104 Wolfe Drive, church a film strip "A New Pomeroy. Missionary to Walker's Garage" was shown by Mrs. Clifford Jacobs, morals More. thai\ 60 per cent of director. Bill Bailey led in the the nation's 600,000 profes· opening song service..with the sional working nurses are Rev. H. L; Jones, district active in hospitals, accord· to Encyclopaedia Britansuperintendent, bringing the ing nica . ' message from Matthew 9. Miss Patty Eblin played a piano solo during the offering and the choir's spe.cial selection"was Scout cookie sale of the Big Bend Neighborhood. Plans foc the event were Ameeting oftroop leaders has beensetfor Monday night at 7 For All Occasi-JilS ..... made at a ' meeting of den p.m.. at the home of Mrs. Smith at which time samples of the Wewlrtffowers mothers·Tuesday night at the cookies will be available and order materials will be distributed. Everywhere Columbus and Southern Ohio Only jliniors, cadettes and senior scouts will be semr;g the Electric Co. social room. Mrs. cookies. '. Jean ·Thomas was naine~ Again this year the cookies will be proVtdfd by the Heston chairman of the food com- Biscuit Co., Inc. Scouts will take orders comlilencing at 4 p.m. on mittee, and Mrs. Edwina Scott Jan. 28 through Feb. 7. Delivery will be ma~ during the first Pcimeroy Flower Shop ' . and Mrs. Betty · Batey are • week in-March. The cookies will sell for 55 ceniB a box, but no ~~~~';,f1',.~~v.":J:r': hospita~!Y chairmen, assisted money Ia to tie collected until the cookies are delivered. . .-~..;,·~o·~~--... by den mothers Mrs. Tom . 'The cookies cost the Four Rivers Girl ScOut Council 23% Keny, Mrs,, M~on Francis cen~, a tiot\•lhtre•is a. 2·. eent state tax on 9ch box .and the ., and Mrs. Frances Whittington. remainder goes- olvard support of the scouting program. For · In observance of Boy Scout ' each box of cookies sold the troop receives 5 cents, the CoWJcil, Month, posters and a display 14'h ts d the is ·f featuring crafts and other cen • an re a 10 cent camp credit or the girl making ' acti'vities of the program will the sale. This · · . be placed in the window of the . 1S the first year that camp credit has been allowed, and Columbia Gas Co. Scout '. pernuts,scouts to earn aU or a part of camp fees. Ten cents per sUnday is Feb. s. A feature of· · box sold is credtted toward a two week session at Sandy Bend the blue and gold banquet will Ca~p located,near Elizabeth, W. Va. or 5 cents per box sold be entertainment by the Order toward a one week stay ·at I~ established camp. All credits, of the Arrow dance team. however, muat ~ used this year. . , Another planning session ' • · . -' .' . RACINE mOOP 137 was set for Jan. 20 at 7:30p.m. A' get-acqUamted hour was planned for next Tuesday's Home of . at the home of s. T. Smith: meeting of Racine JWlior'Troop 137 at the American Legion hall Christmas carda, cardboard in Racine. the Fabulous rolls, bleach botUes, ·thread Parents of the girls are invited to attend the meeting to view spools, plastic bags from bread the craft work and other activities of a routine meeting. New and old records.are needed by corrunittee mothers ·will ·be named at that tbne. ~~Remind Me." the den mothers for project . Plans have been malle for a skating party to be held on Feb. work. · Residenis · with such 18 at the Otester Skate·A·Way. New craft projects were VISITORS HERE items to contribute are asked diSCU88ed and decorative plaques made by the girls were Weekend guests of Sally to telephone 992-5884. displayed. Registration was taken during the meeting. · Byers, Pomeroy, were Paul Attmdlng were Mrs. PhiiUp Fisher and Mrs. Morris who Toops and Mabel of Colwnbus. served n!freshmenis, arid Linda 'F~er, Joy Neigler, Connie Knighting, Linda No!!is, Lori Knighting, Penny .Smith, Peggy Neigler, Kathy CrQSS, Carol Morris, Marie Pickens, Teresa H,\S SURGERY Mrs. George Shiveler, Jr., Ervin, Becky Crow, Cindy Warden, Sonja Hill, Mary Obitz, and the former Martha Myers of Cheryl T~ford. POMEROY mooP 8l Pomeroy, is a patient In Room THEME BOOKS New officers were elected when Troop 61 mei Thursday after 212, Deaconesse's Hospital, Order By Phone AND Straight St., Cincinnati. Mrs. school at the Pomeroy Elementary School. Shiveler underwent eye And .Tokt E,. Home Named as the new patrol leaders were Cindy McKinney and NOTE FILLER PADS surgery Wednesday. Ellen McDaniels. Jane Sisson was named scribe, Paige Smith, 992-5432 treasurer, and Shari Mitch, reporter. %OFF Under the direction of Mrs. Edith Sisson, the girls started a knitting project. Thinking Day was discussed and Hawaii was selected bY the troop. Attending the meeting besides those named were Cathy Blaettnar, Kathleen Smith, Cindy Richards, and Anna McKin· Rtvtera G. S. This car is ore of the finest used ~ cars that we have ever traded, for only 51,647 miles, dark blue exterior with blue bucket seats & auto. on floor with console. This one is a cream puff. I ' $1495 ' Fury Ill 2 dr., H.T., auto., P.S., P.B., white el\terior & blue vfny.l trim interior. This .Is another. new Rontiac Trade. . " 68 Olds 98 4 Dr. H.T., air................. '1995 1 68 P~. Barracuda 2 Dr. H.T. ........... ' .;. 1295 .'67 Chevelle Malibu 2 Dr. H.T.•• ;....... 11195 . 67 Pontiac Catalina 4 Dr. Sedan, Air .... 11195 66 Olds 88·4 Door ......... . ~ •••••••••• ~.. '895 66 Mercuty Sta. Wa&Qn, V-8 auto.......... '795 ' · ,.,. . . ,. _ . . __.._ ·-.- . . -l ·. r l Sco· u t l ROBINSON'S Pack'Banquet. G .CLEANERS ' . Set b 24th D Iary ' Fury 4 dr. sed., dark blue with blue interior, · . auto., P.S., P. B. & factory air. low mileage. Sharp, one owner. 1 ' Three quarter ton. V-8, · 4 ·speed, P. S., . P. B., camper special. . . • USED CARS ' Qnly $3295 I 98 Lu.x. sed .• 4 dr . This car Is loaded with all . the extras in the bQok, come In & drive this car & you will wantto buy. Priced tci sell. \ 68 Ford Falcon------· $1095· ,67 CAMARO 1969 Olds 1 112 DeVille• .loaded with extras, blue with black vinyl top. · Long wide bed, 6 cyl., auto.. .only $24S5 ~ustang, sport roof, 2 dr. H.T., this car is just 62Ton,Ford Pick~UD-------'595 · new paint, long bed . 67Ton.Chevrolet .Pick•Up ---$895 . ••. • ,,(Upon Request) : • ..• •' •. •. . OBSERVING SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and Mrs. Dwight S. Haley, Sr., Gypsy, W. Va., formerly of Middleport, Route I, are observing their silver wedding anniversary today . · · · Married at ~omeroy by Percy 1Peoples on Jan. 14, 19,17, the couple have three children; Dwight, Jr., Mark, and Mrs. Gary (Rebecca) DrelUler, all of Shinnston, and three grand(:hlldren, Jeannie Haley, and Darrin and Jason Drenner. Mr. Haley is the son of the late George and Julia Haley; Middleport, Route 1. Mrs. llaley lB the fonner Eulonda Little, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Little, Middleport. 2-l:lOUR CbEAN·ING · '•. We are loaded with good clean used cars. Come .in & pick you out one· & drive it home. · January's Best Buys! . • l ••' Gooq WilfUsed Car Sale -, 70 DUSTER 340 engine. speed, extra nice. !Jiack vinyl top. . ' ·1970 Ford · De Vi lie, loaded with extras. II . green with • • • Smith Nelson Motors, Inc. wheels. 69 CADILLAC SEDAN ' tud ' Anniversary Pasby Shop *** 4 67 MUSTANG J .il . .J JIMMIE'S · DRIVE-IN to ,1-s·s Ob~"erves C . W. by !>'!Iss Lynn Daniels, meeting of her comlnittee to chainnan, at the 'l'uelday night complete plans will be held meeting .!lf the Ohio Eta Phi later this month. Mrs. Carolyn Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sa.tterfield 8rmoWlced that · a Sorority· theater party Is being plallifed Mlaa · Daniels also repOrted foc February. on other fl!lrvice projects of the Mrs. Vlkki · Glo~ckner · chapter and liked for more "(lfe$(ded at the meeting held at canned food for a needy family the home of Mrs. Charlotte of the community. She spoke of Hanning. Thank · you notes the ChrlstinaB gifts gim to the were read from Mrs. Elaine family· . Davis Slrisher for a wedding It was: ~ouneed that !he' gift, and from Mrs. Judy '· chapter :Will -sponsor .a halon · Crooks "imd Mrs. Donna Byer · · for roses sent at the birth of .their new babies. · · · . New pteages assigned ' to" eonlmittees by ' Mrs. Judy Werry. S~ndy , ~orn, Ruby Gum, Kathy •._~ing, Kar~n Stanley;. Undli Sauvage and Jimet Pickens Will work on the ways 1111<1 means conunittee; Elaine Swisher, Jennifer 383 -N. 'second Av;. Sheets, Jailice Kilker, Jeannie 'Middleport Ebe1'8bach, Connie Bailey, and 992-3555" . Wilma Reese on the sol:ial 4uthorl zed ~ent corrunittee. • · . .---~--•. . · Acultural project on plctUres using tbe · ~rt ~ork -bf Michelangelo a!l<l Leonardo da ·Vinci was presented by Charlotte Taunton and Mrs. Hanning. A .PtuB party concluded the meeting. · AT *** ·t The Women's Society of Christian Service voted Tuesday_night at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church to make a cash contribution to the GallipOlis State Institute fund were lfs:Quick! Easy ·BANKING Donaiion Made to GSI. . The Mothers' March of .twirling contest . on Feb. 13. Dimes will be staged on Feb. 1, Mrs. Unda Riffle, waya and according to plans announced means chairinan, noted that a :For..'roday : . ' iiiiiiiliiilii·•-• .w. s• Mothers .' March Set.for .Feb. 1 •. ;,., ' section c.leared "".th 22 vota ,.¥ LEE LI!DIARD approving It, but the bill pa8lled "'' UPI Siatebo- Reperter with only 53 votes; 13 short of when foor Democrata turned COLUMBUS ( UPI )-The ihe 66 required for a two-thirds·- .:::""iierii.iilni.' Ohio . House early today majority to adopt the bill. • erupted Into cha9i, refliatng to "They sandbagged it," said concur in · both a COOipromise Kurfess. "All they proved is . congressional redlatrtcting bill bow cute they can be." · and • hefty pay raise for state • Seaate In Feud employes. ' · But Democrats maintained The: chamber, striving to they will move to btlng the bill clean up inl!jor business for a . up again if it is the Senate recess until early MarCh,.- was version. to,reiUrn later today to attempt ' "If they want to come along to revive both bills; · and make the bill one we can The congressional redistrict· accept, we'll move to i-econ· ing bill,_needed by the Feb. 2 sider," Lancione said. filing deadline for the May pri· The Senate earlier in the day mary eiection, was expected to had undergone a partisan feud . go to a House-Senate confer·· before adopting the redistrictence conunittee for resolution. ing bill, 26-4. ,A ' fho.lgh1 But there· was fierce disThe bill, drawn by both par· ' agreement ovet the pay raise ties, is designed to protect most bill, which would hike the pay inciDllbent congressmen and of stale workers by 10 per cent give Republicans 16-7 •dom· . ·The cleV<!r ma~ turns . or 38 cents an hour, whichever inl!tion of. t!Je Ohio delegation. great irou61es Into little ones, and Hille ones .Into i~ more. . !lel>ublicans in the Senate ·. none at all. "They killed the pay raise were lacking the :!2 votes need· bill," said House Speaker ed to clear ihe bill on emer· ' -Chinese Proverb.": Olarles F. Kurfel!S, R·Bowling . gency basis and needed DemoGreen, referring to House cratic support. Democrats after he angrily ad· Democrats held out initially journed the House at the end of for an amendment . changing the stormy night session. the boundaries in Summit "They killed it and only they County. . can resurrt)Ct it." The simmering feud broke · Wants Old Bill into the open on the floor with a But House Minority luder finger-waving debate between A.G. Lancion~. D-Bellaire, said Senate President Pro Tempore I, his members would offer tore· Theodore M. Gray, R-Piqua, Friday~ Only consider the measure if Re- and Senate Minority Whip The Drive-lit Winduw publicans restored the tenns Oliver Ocasek, [).Akron. is Open ~ which prevailed in the Senate Gray, who seldom speaks on -11 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. · version which cleared that the floor except in directing (Continuously l . chamber WlBnimously earlier procedures, launched a bllsle!"· Other Banking Hours ' 3 m the week. ' ing attack on Ocasek and said · and s to 1 as usual on On congressional redistrict- his Summit CoWlty amend· ing, the House failed twice to ment was "blackmail." .ic raise the two-thirds vote need· Ocasek retorted the amendJ«n. ed to agr.ee to Senate amend- ment exchanging territory lie~ • ., ments in the bill which has twee~ the lith and 14th con. POMEROY, OHIO ~assed both chambers in gressional districts, would Member FDIC ;lightly different fonns. favor Republicans and in fact · ~ .Member Federal A conference committee was endorsed by them. Reserve_Syste.m could resolve "the issue, which THe amendment was L1NCINNATI (UP!) - All- must be settled in time for defeated on a straight party star catcher Johnny Bench congressional aspirants to line vote and the ein1ergtmcy ~1ft***** u u~ signed his 1972 contract with declare their intentions to run the Cincinnati Reds today, the in the new districts by Feb. 2. third player to come to terms The debate was far more with the club. Tenns were not rancorous over the pay raise disclosed. bill, which House Republicans Bench, who just turned 24 on altered to cut out virtually all 'bee. 7·, was the youngest player fringe benefits for Ohio's 4fi,OOO ever named most valuable state workers. player of the National League Republicans agreed to th~ in .1970 .wheq he hit 45 home basic pay raise, but asked for a M .I... runs, 148runsbattedin·andan · ·>V"UaY, s f? pert'od1:1!11draft. ·' average of .293. legislation reclassifijng state Last season he hit only .238, workers to give them additionhad 'll homers and drove in a al r~ises granted under tile total of 61 runs. For the last Senate-passed bill. three seasons he has had at · "fravesty and Shame" least 25 homers, the only active They also cut out fringe catcher "in basehall with that benefits such as death benefiis, distinction. sick leave accrual and cost-of· He hit his 1ooth homer, living increases which would yoWlgest player to top that not have taken effect for two milepost, last May 17 againsi years. Philadelphia Phillies pitcher An attempt by Democrats to Jim. Bunning~ restore the Senate provisions, For ·the next two weeks he worked out carefully by both will be in Europe, the Reds parties, failed on a 42-18 vote. said. "I think it's a travesty and a Bench, umpire Tom Gorman shame," said Lancione. "You and fonner New York Yankees ought to hang your heads in catcher Elston Howard will shame." v conduct a series of clinics at Democrats then lent their American Air Force bases. votes to the emergency clause, a.' ·usED CAR PRICES 69speed,CAMARO Z 28 blue, with white racing strips. fancy 5-ThelllllylleoliMI,~rt-Pomeruy,O:, ,Jan.l4, 1972 . • �l...l • Se~I,Mlddleport·Pomeroy,O. , Jan.l4,1972 ·. MIDDLEPORT PEN · TECOSTAL, Third Ave , the Rev William Knrttel, pastor . Ronald Dugan, Sunday school supl Classes lor ~II ~ges , e\lenmg service, 7 30 P m Young Peoples meeting , Wednesday , B p.m.; Bible study, Friday, 8 p.m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner Ash and Plum, Mid· dleport. Noel Herrman. pastor. Guy Priddy, Sunday School Supl Saturday evenrng servrce, 7 P m. Sunday School, 10 a.m ; Sunday evenmg worship. 7Pm FIRST BAPTIST ol Mid dl t POMEROY • POMEROY TRINITY - Wednesday '• 7 p.m.. choir Rev W H. Perrin, pastor. Ror. practice, Wednesday, 8 30 p.m. Mayer, Supt. Churc~ schooo , 5T PAUL LUTHERAN, f 15 m h Rev. Arlhur C. Lund, pastor ~~ut~ ch~I,W~~e~~~:~d~~;· Sunday School, 9 15 a.m.. 6 30 Mr Ma B '~ Charles Evans , Supt .• worshtp• dlre/.0~: ; :;nio/vu1"' chu;,t; serv ice . 10 30 am . Con :! f1rmat1on class, Tuesday, 4·15 rehearsal. 7·30p.m., Thursday, lo 5 30 P m ; Junror Con Mrs Paul Nease, drrector. POMEROY CHURCH OF :~';'~~";~lass, Thursday, 6· 30 p:~~; 's~~';;:,1~. ~ev~''t~.:~~~ THE NAZARENE ~ Corner SEVENTH DAY AD. Srmans , pastor . Danny Urrlon and Mulberry Rev VENTIST Pomeroy, Thompson , Sunda:l School Clyde V Henderson, pastor M b s t d 1s ul erry Hgts . Herbert uperrn en en. un ay church Sunday School 9 30 am , Raymond Walburn, supt. Morgan, pastor Sabbath school for everyone 9 15 a.m , School. Saturday, 2 p.m , Morning worship 10 15 a.m , Mor nIng wors h1P 10 · 30 am. worship, 3 15 p m Dorcas Evening services, 7 30 p m , Evening service 7.30 p m. Mrd Socrety, 10 am . each Thursda~ Wednesday prayer servrce, 7 30 week service, Wednesday, 7 30 G R Et 1h AHA M UN 1 T E ~ m x ra you actlviftes on p.GRACE EPI!tCOPAL- Rev METHODIST- Preaching 9 30 unday, 5 p.m.• lor all youth up Stanley Plaltenburg. minister am • first and second Sundays to srxth grade. 6 30 lor iunror each month ; th ird and fourth and senior high students. Mor nIng prayer and sermon, of Sundays each month, worship CHURCH OF CHRIST, 10 30a.m Holy communion and serv rce at 7 30 P m. Wednesday Middleport, 5th and Marn sermon. first Sundays, 10 30 R 1 M at 7 30. Prayer and Gerlach, au'" oyer, pastor Michael a.m Ch urc h sc hool , .., rn · evenrngs Btble Study Sunday School supl. FIRST SOUTHERN BAP. Bible School, 9 30 am • mor dergarten through erghth grade, 10 30 am TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave.. ning worship, 10· 30 a.m., POMEROY CHURCH OF Pomeroy, atflllated wrth S B C • evenrng worship, 7:30 P m.• CHRIST- Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr • I he Rev Fred Hrll , pastor prayer service 7 p.m Wed. Pastor Bible SchooL 9 30 am, Sunday SchooL 9 JO a m , worship, 10:30, adult worsh ip morning worship, 10 30 am, 5ervlce and young peoples meeting, both 7·30 p m. Sunday Wednesday , combined Bible study and prayer meeting, 7 30 P m. THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy RayS Winrng, oflrcer In charge Sunday , 10 a.m • Holiness meeftng, 10 30 a.m • Sunday School. Young People's Legion, 7J;.m • Thursday, l to 3 F.m .. La res Home League. 7 p m., Prep classes. SACRED HEART - Rev. Father Bernard Krajcovlc, pastor. Phone 992·2825. Saturday evening' Mass, 7:30 p.m . Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 IUnlor society, 6 30 am. NYPS, 6 45 p m Sunday evan~elrstlc meetrng, 7· 30 p.m . rayer meetrng Wednesday, 7 30 p.m MIDDLEPORT MT. MORIAH BAPTIST _ Corner Fourth and Main, Mrddleport Rev. Henry L Key. Jr • pastor Sunday School 9 30 A ld R h d am.. supt • Morningrno worshrprc 10ar30s,am. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSESLarry Carnahan pre~iding mrnlster Sunday, Bible lecture, 9 30 a.m. Watchtower study, 10.30 am • Tuesday, Brble study, 7, 30 P m.; Thursday, ministry school 7:3.() p m., service meehn~ 8:30 ~m. MIDDLEPD T CH RCH of Chris!_ in Christ..n- Unton Lawrence Manley. pastor, Mrs. Russell Young, Sunday School Supt Sunday School9.30 a.m, Evening worship 7 30. Wed. ~~day prayer meetrng,-. 7·30 • nesday CHURCH NAZARENE - OF • THE Middleport, Rev Audry Miller, ~astor.· Fl C oyd arson, supt unday school, . 9 30 am • Mornrng worship 10 30 am .; 1unlor socrety, 6 JO p.m , NYPS, 6 ~ P m Sunday evangelistic meeting , 7· JO p m. l'rayer mee trng Wednesday, 7· 30 p m UNITED MINISTRY OF Service, 7 JO p .m.; Youth MEIGS COUNTY, The United meeting 6' 30 p m ; Evenrng Presbyterian Church, Dwight worship. 7· 30 p m L Zavltz. Pastor Director : CHESTERCHURCHOFTHE George W Hvttoo\ and Rev NAZARENE - Rev. Herbert lfere's the population explosion in pe~s?nal t~rm!: To the proud parLinson Stebbins, Ass' t Pas1or'. Grate, pa$1or, Worship service, ents, 1t s the1r first child - anH they Directors. 11 a.m and 7•JO p m Sunday. love her! But to the statisticians FIRST UNITED PRES. Sunday School , 9· 30 a.m. who deal only with t·old facts, she'~ BYTE R IAN, Harrisonville, Rlrhard Barton. supt Prayer Sunday Church School, 9 30 meeting, Wednesday,7.30 p.m. Just one more person on an already am • Mrs Homer Lee, Supt.; Bradford Church of ChrrstMornrng Worship 10.30 a.m Clrfford Smith. mtntSier . , crowded earth. F 1RST U N t T ,E ,D •·Sunday Schnol 9 3o 8 m , What a dilemma! We want chiJ. PRESBYTERIAN, Middleport, · mornrng church 10 30 am, dren. but we want them to face a Sunday Church•• School, 9·30 Sunday evening service, 7.30 a.m , LewiS Sauer. SuJ?f . ; p.m Wednesday service, 8 p m secure future. When almost no one Mornma Worshlo 10 30 ..,. ' · •. . .a .m. LAUREL CLIFF FREE is O(ltimistic about the present, how F IRST U N I T E D . METHODIST - Rev Eugene ~RES BYT~RIA~.' sracuse, Gilt, pastor. William Bailey, can anyone look forward to the fu. ture? orn n~ ors 1 ~· a.m • supt Sunday Schoof, 9 30 am .; ~nday hurch Sc ool , 10 a.m Morning worship, 10 30 a.m, .. Other gene~ations have faced mo. rs Sampson Hall, Supt Evening worshi<p 7·30 p m , STIVERSVILLE COM- Wednesday, Chrlstian Yo~th mefitous problems, too. Yet, with MUNITY. Rev. Edsel Hart, Crusade, 6 30 P m ; Prayer God's help, they surmounted them. paslor Sunday School service m~llng 7·.30 P m Thursday, 10 p M 11 h ~ am . rayer ee ng eac choir practice, 7 P m And \}od - if we turn to His Thursday 7.30 p.m. Sunday DElHER CHURCH OF evening service. 7 30 p.m. CHRIST _ Oanny Evans Church - Will do the same for us! ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST pas to(. Norman C Will, supt' - Pomeroy . Harrlsonvrlle Sunday School 9 30 am . • Roa~ Kenneth Eberts, pastor. Worshir, service, 10 . 30 am p 1 McEI s d sh 1 au roy, un ay c oo Christ an Endeavor Sunday Supt Sunday School 9 30 a.m.; even!~ morn. rng worship ands com. REO GANtZ ED CHURCH d 10 30 munron. : a.(ll. ; un ay OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· evenrng youth Chrrstlan en. TER DAY SAINTS- Portland deavor. 6.30, Worshrp servrces, Racine Road Ralph Johnson, Sunday, 7 30 p m. Wednesday pastor . Herber.! Whrte, Sunday Yoice alOng Br'Way· TliE EKLY 61JIDE I NUMBEffS ~ ~AM ~ ~0 BETTER:. TV VIEWING. . 1 ~j~(ln~ gra~e~O meetmg and SChool Director Sunday School, 9 30 am. ; Morning worship, 10· 30 a.m ; Sunday evening service 7 p.m. Wednesday evening prayer services, 7 30 p 11\. e s ~Y· ~m. .ST. J HN LU HE RAN Prne Grove, the Rev Arthur Combs, pastor Sunday school, 9 30 a.m • church services. 10 3o am . BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST, Roy Brll Carter, evangeliSt ; Thurman Carsey. Brble School supt • Brble School 9:30 am , mornrng worshtp, 6 p10·30 am ..• youth 1meetrng, 7 m,, evenrn~serv ce, p m , ~hrrstran orkers Class, ues~ay. 1' 30 P m • prayer m~trny Wednesday, 7.30/ m NT QUITY BAPTIS Rev. Freeland Norris, pastor Sund~y school, 10 am .; church ~ervtce, 7 p m. Wednesday tble study, 7 p.m. BIBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE, Minersville, J A McWaters. pa 1 s d s h 1 0 s or, un ay c 00 • 1 am. , rornl.ng worship, 11 am' rarnrng Union , 6· 30 P m, , co .~•ghtt'1 71 111 ,\ td Adl rrhlml! ~mlr(' '"( st rd•tlulg vorKm" BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Great Bend, Charles Norris, pastor . Worshrp service, 9. 30 • s..doy am • Sunday School,lO JOa.m. Euk"l CAR LET ON CHURCH IB 19 Krngsbury Road. Sunday School, 9 30 a.m., Ralph Carl. •.1 JM"d•y h ~upt Worship service, 10.30 on am and 7 30 p.m alternately. B·2B J6 Prayer meeting, Wednesday, • To.,doy .1:30 p m. Rev Jay Strles, Romano pastor. 8110 0 L o D E X T E R CONGREGATIONAL, CHURCH • w,d,.,doy MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Robert R. Card Rev. Stanton Smrlh CHESTER - Worship 9 15 a.m. Confessions, Saturday, 7a.m, Church School 10 a~m Rev Willard Dutcher Raman, 7 30 p.m. 8 1<·21 ENTERPRISE W h' 9 pastor Mrs Worley Franci.' POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST ors rp, Sunday School Su~t. SundaYy' R0be I K h ... a.m. , Church School, 10 am. School, 9 45 am. hurch Ser· • Tho"doy r u n, pastor. ""orge FLATWOODS- Worship, 11 I Co .. nth•o"' Skinner, Sundar School supt. a.m , Church School 10 am vrces trrst and third Sundays 9 1" Sunday Schoo • 9 : 30< a.m • POMEROY-Worshlp, IO 30 lollowrng Sunday School, morning worship, 10 30 a.m. , a.m • Church School9 15 a.m.. Second and fourth Saturday • fndoy BYF, 6 P m ; Bible Study U~~~; ~~Gt~GS- Worship ~~:~~~g mw~\Fnhd."' ...;.J~efcJ;;, ev~~~~s·BM:f'CiJec~l~~htAN ~ ~;·;;'h'"" 7 30 P m 10 Ch h S h 19 - Mr Robert Wyat t;- par'i'lor ,· uJy"(: b 30"~'it, c 00 a.m • RACINE F,IRST CHURCH Sunday School supt, Ronald ' 0 ~·~.~:;h,ono MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER OF THE NAZARENE - Osborne Bible School 9 JO 3. 1218 Rev. Robert Bumgarner Sunday School, 9' 30 a.m • am. ; preaching 10:45' a.m .• HEATH -· Worship, 10 30 Morning Worship, 10·30 a.m • Evenrng services. 7 30 p.m. Evening worshrp, 7:30 p m, HYSELL RUN FREE C• h S a m • ""rc chool 9 30 • m.. Wednesday. Sunday School METHODIST - Cecil Wise LIMrrLESS LOVE: TEXT: LUKE 10:29,37 U~~~~A~o · _ Worshrp 9, 15 Superrntendenl, Pauline Mt· Pastor Sunday School, 9, 30 ''"'""'" " ''"" ' It was in answer to a lawyer's question, "Who lS my nelg~ a m , Churc~ School 10 a.m , Cllntock, pastor. Rev Morr;ls a.m , Morning Worship, lO·JO h) lh•• Am('r•to~n bor," that Jesus proceeded to relate the parable of The Good UMYF 7 p m M Wolle. a.m • Young People's service, SALEM CENTER- Worshrp RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- 6 45 P m , Evangelistic service, "''''' '"' "'' samaritan. 9 am.; Church School 10 am • Charles Norris, pastor Sunday 7 30 p m Prayer meeting It gives three pictures, one of a victim of poverty, one of UMYF Thursday, 7 p m. School_. 9 30 am. . Mornrng Thursday, 7 30 p m ' aelfilhlyabllorbedpassersby,andoneofacomno••ionatehelper. SYRACUSE CLUSTER wors~tp, 10 45 .am7 ' Sunday FREEDOM GOSPEL rRev. ForrestR. Donley evenrng worshrp, .30 P m • MISSION- Bald Knobs Rev The lllfferer Is a man, nothing more. The others are designated ASBURY- Worshrp 11 a.m • Wednesday evening Bible L. R Gluesencamp, pastor by """feaion or nationality ...... J ' •·the Ja Ch h S h00 19 so Study, 7 30. p.m. Roger Wrllred Sr Sunday· ,... • • wUS esus responsew wyer urc c · am • WSCS, DANVILLE WESLEYAN , School Supt Sunday School With the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that which is lllSWers the qu~1on, "Who?" by brushing away aU national • ls~~~ei~~YRUN _ Worshi 9 Rev Lawrence Sullrvan . 9 30 a.m .; Sunday evening good in family and community life, this feature Is sponsored by the business distinction, aU prejudice rl. race, aU difference of creed, aU en· a m Church School IO a~ pastor· Sunday ~chool 9 30 worshrp 7:30 Prayer meeting, mltles rooted In history' WScS 3rd Wednesday ·7·JO am,' you;h and 1unlor youth Tuesday, 7 30 p m Ernest firms and organizations whose names appear below. . pm • • . serv ce . 45 p m,; evening Deeter, class leader. Youth At lhllpolnt, JesUBihrew the question back to the lawyer, MINERSVILLE _ Worshr worship, 7:30p.m.; prarr and Meeltng Wednesday, 7.30 p.m., but In a dllferentform: not who was the neighbor?, rather, who 10 a.m .. Church School 9 amP pr~it"vE~ed~~s~a~R~Eo fA';:· Ernest Deeter. leader. acted like a nelgi!bor'i - - •• . wscs. 3rd Monday, 1 30 p m: TIST- Rev Howard Klmbl .. H::M~~u UNITE~ For the questldft :>; Sund.a.j schocl, 10 am. ; AI')JE> ,, ..... , ::.'!:1 ;vu rather, Have I the klnd Of love whicH iieek&lhe-good of aU men · - Pr.aye' car\d. .• Blbie , ShJd.)':o s."rt.t'c;e Da;_r~a supt.; ~venlng ~O~ .' ' <Stll'ldaf' ~c!/1o6tr ,9 oo.:;J 1:' o "'" • ~ ~ "' ' 991-~550 • . · 1-Phone 992-328Jil<;rli t. ll M'iddhi""'Pfl under all clrcwnstances ? Wednesday, 7:30Pm. meetln • ni d P ';'.30 rayer a.m.• Roy Pooler, supt • Allred 240 Lincoln St. Middleport ~ I SOUTHERN CLUSTER CHE~·TE ur ay, ~m Wolle, asst supt, mornrng · For love Is not a seU..:.oentered feeling of achievement acRev. w. Dale McClurg GOD- R R CHURC OF worshrp, 11 a .m ; evening t"----;,-----~---_:_--f---------:----.::_ - ...,..cording to a pre.detennined standard of obUgatlon. Rather, it IS Rev. Frank Cheesebrew pastor. ~~nJ:Yme:c~~l1erlti 1 ~0 sermon, 7 30 p.m • allernatlna ·the ..,.... ""'"'laneous over11ow of a hear tilla t f orgets '"""' •··" m the Rev. Martha Ann Manner • each Sunday. Class meetrng 11 BETHANY I Dorcas) am .• worshrp servrce, 11 am. ; a .m. allernatlng ~unday presence of hwnan need. II makes a big difference whether we Worship 9 30 a m Church even,rng sedrvlce. 7• prayer morn rngs . Allred Wolfe, ,, · say "Wholsmyneigbbor?"or"Whosenelrl"boraml'" School 10 30 am· ' ~~rv cde an youth service, layleader; Christian Endeavor, Bakers of Good Bread ' . ,,.. . CARMEL w h urs ay, 7 P m 7 30 P m Sundar Roger W V Middleport, Ohio One fixes attention on men's claim on me; the other on my a.m .. lsi and 3 rdor~u~~·a 1 _LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Buckley, ·presiden .' Prayer Muntlngton, · a. debt to them. Church School 10 a m Y • S Homer Sterhens, pastor meeting, Wednesday. 7 30 P m The truth, therefore, which Christ would bave us Jearn is that 7 APPLE. GROVE .:... Worshrp, muo~~j,{g !~~~~lp, ~ 0 3 ~ ~·.~ ; :~~~dm:Or~tr~o fir~ Monday tobeatruenelghboristoreruhrhelpwheneverandwhereverlt a~ ~m ~~~h~;~kschool, 9 30 Robert Bobo, Sunday school ' p. • II needed And that we are neighbors to aU men no matter what Wednesday 8 p m servrce, supt · Sunday evenrng servrce, RUTLAND , • · 7 JO. Youth meetrng, Monday, 7 RUTLAND FIRST BAPT T Sales · Allis Chalmers - Service EAST 1LE,TAdRTt• -d Worshlp, p.m. Mrd week service, Wed IS maybelhebarrlersofrace,orcolor,orcreed,ordlstance. 10 5 Middleport, Ohio ... 1 t will tits channels ill . a.m . rrs an "" undays , nesday 7 30 p Rev . Samuel Jackson, Farm· Industrial· Lawn· Garden """'· ove omen cu own , w nolwaal to be 9 am , second and fourth SYRACUSE CHURCH OF pastor Sunday School, 10 am .. Tuppers Plains 667-3435 commanded, nor ask how far It Is bound to go, but spontaneously Sundays , church school , 9 a m.. THE NAZARENE_ Rev. M C. Mrs Gertrude Butler. sup! 30 llld universally will act In kinship with all the needy a!ld sad Jt llrsl and lhlrd Sundays . 10 a.m ., Larrmore, pastor Bob Moore :;e~~~\nis;~~~f~~. ~ ~ m.P· I1\·' will ek to be _, · second and fourth Sundays Sunday School S 1 S d • as ,.,de and deep as the Jove of God, which IS Mid week servrce, Wednesday, School. classes lor ~f1 age~.nv ~~ RUTL ND CHU CH OF se limitless. , 8 ~~ BE . am .; mornrng worship, 10 45 CHRIST - Sunday school, 9·30 But as Is true of aU or Jesus' teachings, there is more In· am ., E:O~ an~D <th w~~~~~ ~~ NYPS Sunday , .6 30 p m , ~~~;,u~ro~ · a~Jal~~·vofl:i'~s: Athens Road Pomeroy The Store with A Heart · volved here than mere ethical instruction Church School 10 am Y evangelistrc servrce Sunday, 10. 30 a.m Regular board A Family That Worships Together 7 30 , ,,Racine· 949-3342 · P m. Mid week prayer meeting 7 30 th d s t d Stays Together F or no man can perfectly fulfill the demands rl. Jove. Jesus 1 LETART FA.LLS ·- ·worshlp meeting. Wednesday, 7 30 p.m each month. • " a ur 0 9 alone has don\? It! He was what Luther called ''God's Good ~onliNI~ht¥ri~AS~hooWI ahml . MISsronary meeting, second THE RUTLAND COM t-----:~--.:_ Samar!tanforallmen."ThestoryherelslherecordofHlsown • ors p Wednesday pm v· 930am., ChurchSchool1030 UNITED' 7 30 FAITH Non . MUNITY CHURCH- Rev , action. It can beapprolimated In us only as He dwells In us, and ~~~esd~ldti We~k Service. Denomination - Rev . Dennis ~~~~~i.d 9 ~Ouba~~d; .J:r';h~p ' ' • 1 glvetl us the gift of His compassion. MORSEYcH:fPEL- Wo hi Weaver, pastor Sunday school, serv1ce, 11 am ; Wednesday Bakers of Holsum Bread Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer The record d ot ttl~ Ill t · the Jif fIll 11 am 1st d J d S Js p 9 30 a.m • Bob Barber, supl .. pra~er meeting, 7 30 p.m oes n us e ou come m eo e C · • an r un ays. worship service. 10:30 am .• Sunday night worship, 7, 30 Middleport, Ohio Middleport, 0 . · · lawyer.I~ratherdirectsJesus'wordstothereader : ''Go and do . h~O~TI'it'~·~\~o~shrp 7 30 youth meetrng , 6 45 p.m. , RUTLAND CHURCH OF likewise!' Show mercy - limitless love to aU men p m., Church School 9:30am :;:'~fn~. ~~One~d~·· 7 ~ayer THE NAZARENE - Rev ' everywhere. SUTTON- Worship. 11 a.m. EDEN UNITED gRETH~EN Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr., pastor 2nd and 4th Sundays, Church IN CHRIST-Eldon R Blake Sunday School. 9:30 a.m ; The Rev. Dwight L. Zavitz, Pastoc, School 10 am . ~ t S d Sh · • Mornrng worship, .10:30 a.m ; Member of the Big 3 WESLEYAN (Racine) sor un ay c 001• 10 a .m • Youngrv,ople's service, 6 : ~ Middleport and Syracuse-Presbyterian Churches. lnnte HolSinger, supt Mor. p m · vaw, tlstl 1 Wors hi p, 11 a.m . , Church ntng General Merchandise sermon, 11 am , Evening • e c serv ces, Chester, Oh lo School , 10 a.m . service Christian Endeavo 7 30 P m ednesday evening Tuppers Plains 667-3280 UMYF lor all churches of the 1 30 p m , Mrs. lyda Chevalle~: servrce 7 30 p.m Southern Cluster, 7· 30 p.m presrdent Song service a d MASON COUNTY each Sunday at the ' Youth sermon 8 20. Mid Week pr~y~r THE HILAND CHAPEL . Center IOak Grove Road ) tl ' w d sd • NORTHEAST CLUSTER mee n~ .e ne ay, 7' 30 P m. George Casto, pastor. Sunday Rev. Jacob Lehman . ~~der arre HolSinger, class School. 9:30 ; evenrng worship, Rev. Standley Brandum POMEROY LOWER LIGHT 1 30. Thursday evening prayer Family Recreation JOPPA Wo hi 10 service. 7:30 p m Pomeroy- Member F. D.I.C. & C rs P a.m ' CHURCH Harrrsonvllle MASON FIRST BAPTISTSwimming Federal Reserve Sl(st~'!l.. ~urch School 9 a m ; Prayer Road, Rev Roy Taylor, pastor , Second and Pomeroy Sis., Stan . WBOedTnTeOsdMay:...8 pc.m Henry Eblin, Sunday School Craig, .pastor. Sund<ay school, LeOtiNng, G hurch >up I )unday ~chool 9:30 a m services. !a.m. ; Sunday School evening worship, •7 : 30 Pm' 9· 45 am .; worship service, 11 Meigs County Branch 9.45 am Bible study every Prayer and praise service a.m; training union, 6:30pm.; Thursday, 7:30p.m. Thursday 7 30 p m • evening worship service, 7 30 Rexall Drugs NORTH BETHEL- Worship, COMMUNITY. CHURCH ~m . Mid·week prayer service, We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions 11 am ; Chur~ h School lOam Dexter - Worship service~ rrm:rn·,~: p.~CIENCE 1 992-2955 Pomeroy 9. !5LF~~.-e!~~da~u'nc~~ ; ~a~urday and Sunday, 7 30 Services at 315 Main St., Pl . 296 W. Second Pb. 992-3863 Pomeroy preaching at 11 a.m. each H EM L 0 C k G 11 0 V E Pleasant, Sunday School 9:15 Sunday. Prayer meeting, 7.45 CHRISTIAN_ David ~tautte am Sundays, 11 am.; Wed· p m Wednesday ; WSCS. 8 p.m pastor . Stanford Stockton sup\' nesdaA. testimonral meeting 8 with Paul Crabtree on third Tuesday each month Morni~Q worship, 9:30 'a.m.; p ~AI~~ji~o;.~LE CHURCH and CALL POINTVIEW 992 · 2)05 REEDSVILLE - Sunday church school 10 30 0 m . school, 9 30, preaching, 7:30 young• ""Oples •meeilng ·6 30 -Letart Route 1, the Rev. Stan 1 Electric Motor Repair St. Rt. 7 Chester~ Ohio AlO W. Main p.m Sunday, prayer meeting, . r· 1 • Craig, pas lor Sunday school, .,.,., 7. 30 p m. Tuesday, WSCS, 7·31)- ~. m. , even ng worship, 7 30. 9:30 am; prayer and Bible From lhe wonderful folks back?) Lots of guests, and Choose the Church of your Choice · 77<·5750 . first Thursday each month lble ,sludy, WednesHay, 7 30 study, 7 30 p.m. Cottage prayer who bro~M you " All In lhe no surprise that the too Femlly/ now comes enlertarner will be Bob SILVER RIDGE- Worship, :·:~.h. UNION BAPTIST _ servr .:e, Tuesday, 10 am .; "Sanford and Son " Hope. 9 p m., Ch 8 10 a . ~, Church School, 9 am . Rev. Cecil Cox, pastor Sunday worship service, Friday, 7 30 Based on a British hit, 1ust ++ + WTUh PERS schoolsupt Joe Sayre Sunday P ~ASON CHURCH OF as Archie Bunker and Co Oon Rickles, master of the 9 a.m. • ~LAIN$ ors lp hurch School school, 9:'45 a.m .; ·Sunday CHRIST Loren T Stephens. Take Someone with You to Church 10 were, this series debuts cheap shot, Is back In his ' Meats and Groceries · featuring a Black junk third lry at a series About :ENOCHURCHOF CHRIST evening worship, 7 30 · Wed· minister Worshrp, 10 a.m., In Pomeroy Over 90 Years . Syracuse • _ · • nesday prayer and Bible study, Bible study, 11: 15 am ; evening 992 3986 : dealer and his 'son Veteran two more than he deserved, Kermit Walton, ~r . Hobarl Newetl , supt, !iervrces 7:30J'.m worship, 7 30 p.m Mid week connie Redd Foxx Is the star, rn my judgment, because I • weekly, 9 30 a.m on Sunday T p p E ItS p LA 1 N s end we've always thought he don 't lrnd him Iunny with his F'reachlng first and third CHRISTIAN Mr John Wyatt se~~:o~ed~~~d:~l~~ P~ was pretty good. At any rate, Insults, just crude. iOn the ~un~ays ol mqnth by Clrfford pastot ; J. S. Davis. Sunday GOD- Second St .• Mason, W. we'll look far It wrth an other hand, Archie Bunker "H'~~~~~Na. m .CHRISTIAN School supt.; Sunday school, Va . Chester Tennant, pastor. tlcipatlon - on the basis of see above - while crude, Is UNION Darrel Dodd Ill 9.30 a.m .. Morning Sermon, Sunday school, 10 a.m.; mltr· the wonderful Bunker clan, If very funny, I think.) Church and Office Supplies-Gifts t Sd Evening sermon ' 7 rrrng worship, 11 a m ,· Furnltureand Appllant es • nothing else. 8 p.m.• Chs. 2 & Anyh ow, it begins at 10· 30 pas or un ay 5chool , 9r 30• p10m30 a.m · 7. 992-2641 . Middleport pm , Ch 8 am., Leooard Gilmore, first . LETART FALLS UNITED evangelistic service, 7. 30 p.m. Phone 985-3308 Chester, 0 , +++ elder ; evening servic'!- 7 30 BRETHREN _ Rev Robert Bible study and prayer service, + ++ ~. r ' A~les of film classrcs 125 MOVIES· Ch. 10 won't be ' . \ .:.:. ::;~irng.~e~n~s~a~ prayer Shook, pastor; Her$chel Norris, ~~~~day, 7' 30 p.m .. Phone In all) begins tonrghf on Ch . carrying e1ther nf the two MT. MoRIAH CHURCH OF supt Sunday school, 9.30 a.m • HARTFORD CHURCH OF 11, end we 'Understand there shows mentioned fUSI above AHend the Church of Your Choice • . GOD - Racine Route 2 Th morning sermon, 10.30 am .; 1 CHRIST in ChrtSiian Union •• some outstanding of. They're runnmg some pretty Rev Charles Hand e evening sermon, 7 30 alter Rev. O'Dell Manley, pastor "'tnos. Tonight It's a World decent movies In pi-lme time Bulova Watches-Sales & Service Sunday school 9 ;5 pastor: nallng each Sunday Prayer Sunday school, 9· 30 a.m. R""tr War t drama, "Jules and on Fridays . Ton lqht It's a .m.. t 7·30 P m "· I t I ..,. • ·• Jim," fuluritlg Jeanne " Two Loves," with .Jhirley morning worship 11 a m · .... n ey, sup • even ng service, 186 N. Second . Middleport Pomeroy ' Ph. 992-3~9f Moreau and Oshr Werner, MacLafne, at 9 p.m Also· • . '·I' . Evenrng services.' Thuesday : 30 P m. 7:30 Wednesday, evening 1:30 p.m. ' " and Frrd•~· 7 30. prayer tTltlell[lg, 7 30 p m. " Abandon Ship," Tyrone . + + + ., BEARWALLOW RIDGE CH OF Sunday evening youth service Power , ~ p.m , and the usual The "Enter\atner of :~ht horror.double .feat~re .. "Dr. CHURCH OF CHRIST- David G. P 6 45 with Macy Lou Carler, ~Hr" awards .are staged Mabuse vs Scollarid Yard," and School. leader No Tuesday service Jewell, pastor . Bible study, 9 30 tontght, with E(t Sullivan and "Bloodlust," starling at am ; 'l"ornlng worship 10 30 · Supt.; CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 1rttntmblr him - he had a !I 30 p m .• all on 0.. 10. evening worship 6 :io p. m' a .m • Services, 315 Main St., Pl. 7 p.m.; Pleasant. Sunday Mrvlces. 11 992-2550 ..,,.. of hla own a While Wednesday Bible' sl~dy .j.Jii RacJn(, Ohio pm ' · p.m .; am WedntiQa~ Testimonial Ph. 9~9-3272 . 2..0.Lincoln St. Mld~eport Pi'1yer meetlna. 7:30 n.m · the Sennonette fs~ilt, ,Wb0.~~1¢:~1~e?"lt5W. ih~Y~~~~r~;., ~~~~g;,~nl'l8 ~~· ANTHO y N . B:tl Ct;iR,iU~v,, Qo:~~h~;-- ~ :::::: f'H~~~I,t..J~ ""H,~.Ap_t.l!> · . · · GOEGLEIN READY ujx m· ' ~ !''"' "'""" ''v..!~' ~lmiOJ HEINER'S BAKERY M& RfOODUNER MARK VSTORE .. BOGGS EQUIPMENT DOMIGAN SOHIO STATION RACINE FOOD MARKEr. ! 30 '" ar. __,;___ _,;_+- -------------.J OHIO ALLEY BAKING 00, R H RAWLINGS SONS 00 LYONS MARKET THE FARM'ERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO•. SWISHER &LOHSE Tv HIGHLIGHTS GAUL'S TRAILER SALES NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE · F.' J. ,WALlACE, JEWELfR VI~ .QJT RATE VIUAGE FLOWER SHOP ' ' • . GAUL'S MARKET ROYAL OAK PARK· lHE A1H£NS COUNTY ~YINGS &LOAN cO. POMEROY ELECTRIC SERVICE SADIE'S MARKET RIDENOUR SUPPLY BfN ~NKUN SIORF ·. ·. ·'' AU. WEA_'QtER ROOFING · It h11s been estimated any one person bu one cliance In 25,000 of witnessing a total solar ecUpse. St. George as the patron saint of the Boy Scouts. .. Mon. thru trL Y:30 AM AND CONSJIUCFION 00. ' . • • I I I I I I I I I I I �l...l • Se~I,Mlddleport·Pomeroy,O. , Jan.l4,1972 ·. MIDDLEPORT PEN · TECOSTAL, Third Ave , the Rev William Knrttel, pastor . Ronald Dugan, Sunday school supl Classes lor ~II ~ges , e\lenmg service, 7 30 P m Young Peoples meeting , Wednesday , B p.m.; Bible study, Friday, 8 p.m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner Ash and Plum, Mid· dleport. Noel Herrman. pastor. Guy Priddy, Sunday School Supl Saturday evenrng servrce, 7 P m. Sunday School, 10 a.m ; Sunday evenmg worship. 7Pm FIRST BAPTIST ol Mid dl t POMEROY • POMEROY TRINITY - Wednesday '• 7 p.m.. choir Rev W H. Perrin, pastor. Ror. practice, Wednesday, 8 30 p.m. Mayer, Supt. Churc~ schooo , 5T PAUL LUTHERAN, f 15 m h Rev. Arlhur C. Lund, pastor ~~ut~ ch~I,W~~e~~~:~d~~;· Sunday School, 9 15 a.m.. 6 30 Mr Ma B '~ Charles Evans , Supt .• worshtp• dlre/.0~: ; :;nio/vu1"' chu;,t; serv ice . 10 30 am . Con :! f1rmat1on class, Tuesday, 4·15 rehearsal. 7·30p.m., Thursday, lo 5 30 P m ; Junror Con Mrs Paul Nease, drrector. POMEROY CHURCH OF :~';'~~";~lass, Thursday, 6· 30 p:~~; 's~~';;:,1~. ~ev~''t~.:~~~ THE NAZARENE ~ Corner SEVENTH DAY AD. Srmans , pastor . Danny Urrlon and Mulberry Rev VENTIST Pomeroy, Thompson , Sunda:l School Clyde V Henderson, pastor M b s t d 1s ul erry Hgts . Herbert uperrn en en. un ay church Sunday School 9 30 am , Raymond Walburn, supt. Morgan, pastor Sabbath school for everyone 9 15 a.m , School. Saturday, 2 p.m , Morning worship 10 15 a.m , Mor nIng wors h1P 10 · 30 am. worship, 3 15 p m Dorcas Evening services, 7 30 p m , Evening service 7.30 p m. Mrd Socrety, 10 am . each Thursda~ Wednesday prayer servrce, 7 30 week service, Wednesday, 7 30 G R Et 1h AHA M UN 1 T E ~ m x ra you actlviftes on p.GRACE EPI!tCOPAL- Rev METHODIST- Preaching 9 30 unday, 5 p.m.• lor all youth up Stanley Plaltenburg. minister am • first and second Sundays to srxth grade. 6 30 lor iunror each month ; th ird and fourth and senior high students. Mor nIng prayer and sermon, of Sundays each month, worship CHURCH OF CHRIST, 10 30a.m Holy communion and serv rce at 7 30 P m. Wednesday Middleport, 5th and Marn sermon. first Sundays, 10 30 R 1 M at 7 30. Prayer and Gerlach, au'" oyer, pastor Michael a.m Ch urc h sc hool , .., rn · evenrngs Btble Study Sunday School supl. FIRST SOUTHERN BAP. Bible School, 9 30 am • mor dergarten through erghth grade, 10 30 am TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave.. ning worship, 10· 30 a.m., POMEROY CHURCH OF Pomeroy, atflllated wrth S B C • evenrng worship, 7:30 P m.• CHRIST- Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr • I he Rev Fred Hrll , pastor prayer service 7 p.m Wed. Pastor Bible SchooL 9 30 am, Sunday SchooL 9 JO a m , worship, 10:30, adult worsh ip morning worship, 10 30 am, 5ervlce and young peoples meeting, both 7·30 p m. Sunday Wednesday , combined Bible study and prayer meeting, 7 30 P m. THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy RayS Winrng, oflrcer In charge Sunday , 10 a.m • Holiness meeftng, 10 30 a.m • Sunday School. Young People's Legion, 7J;.m • Thursday, l to 3 F.m .. La res Home League. 7 p m., Prep classes. SACRED HEART - Rev. Father Bernard Krajcovlc, pastor. Phone 992·2825. Saturday evening' Mass, 7:30 p.m . Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 IUnlor society, 6 30 am. NYPS, 6 45 p m Sunday evan~elrstlc meetrng, 7· 30 p.m . rayer meetrng Wednesday, 7 30 p.m MIDDLEPORT MT. MORIAH BAPTIST _ Corner Fourth and Main, Mrddleport Rev. Henry L Key. Jr • pastor Sunday School 9 30 A ld R h d am.. supt • Morningrno worshrprc 10ar30s,am. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSESLarry Carnahan pre~iding mrnlster Sunday, Bible lecture, 9 30 a.m. Watchtower study, 10.30 am • Tuesday, Brble study, 7, 30 P m.; Thursday, ministry school 7:3.() p m., service meehn~ 8:30 ~m. MIDDLEPD T CH RCH of Chris!_ in Christ..n- Unton Lawrence Manley. pastor, Mrs. Russell Young, Sunday School Supt Sunday School9.30 a.m, Evening worship 7 30. Wed. ~~day prayer meetrng,-. 7·30 • nesday CHURCH NAZARENE - OF • THE Middleport, Rev Audry Miller, ~astor.· Fl C oyd arson, supt unday school, . 9 30 am • Mornrng worship 10 30 am .; 1unlor socrety, 6 JO p.m , NYPS, 6 ~ P m Sunday evangelistic meeting , 7· JO p m. l'rayer mee trng Wednesday, 7· 30 p m UNITED MINISTRY OF Service, 7 JO p .m.; Youth MEIGS COUNTY, The United meeting 6' 30 p m ; Evenrng Presbyterian Church, Dwight worship. 7· 30 p m L Zavltz. Pastor Director : CHESTERCHURCHOFTHE George W Hvttoo\ and Rev NAZARENE - Rev. Herbert lfere's the population explosion in pe~s?nal t~rm!: To the proud parLinson Stebbins, Ass' t Pas1or'. Grate, pa$1or, Worship service, ents, 1t s the1r first child - anH they Directors. 11 a.m and 7•JO p m Sunday. love her! But to the statisticians FIRST UNITED PRES. Sunday School , 9· 30 a.m. who deal only with t·old facts, she'~ BYTE R IAN, Harrisonville, Rlrhard Barton. supt Prayer Sunday Church School, 9 30 meeting, Wednesday,7.30 p.m. Just one more person on an already am • Mrs Homer Lee, Supt.; Bradford Church of ChrrstMornrng Worship 10.30 a.m Clrfford Smith. mtntSier . , crowded earth. F 1RST U N t T ,E ,D •·Sunday Schnol 9 3o 8 m , What a dilemma! We want chiJ. PRESBYTERIAN, Middleport, · mornrng church 10 30 am, dren. but we want them to face a Sunday Church•• School, 9·30 Sunday evening service, 7.30 a.m , LewiS Sauer. SuJ?f . ; p.m Wednesday service, 8 p m secure future. When almost no one Mornma Worshlo 10 30 ..,. ' · •. . .a .m. LAUREL CLIFF FREE is O(ltimistic about the present, how F IRST U N I T E D . METHODIST - Rev Eugene ~RES BYT~RIA~.' sracuse, Gilt, pastor. William Bailey, can anyone look forward to the fu. ture? orn n~ ors 1 ~· a.m • supt Sunday Schoof, 9 30 am .; ~nday hurch Sc ool , 10 a.m Morning worship, 10 30 a.m, .. Other gene~ations have faced mo. rs Sampson Hall, Supt Evening worshi<p 7·30 p m , STIVERSVILLE COM- Wednesday, Chrlstian Yo~th mefitous problems, too. Yet, with MUNITY. Rev. Edsel Hart, Crusade, 6 30 P m ; Prayer God's help, they surmounted them. paslor Sunday School service m~llng 7·.30 P m Thursday, 10 p M 11 h ~ am . rayer ee ng eac choir practice, 7 P m And \}od - if we turn to His Thursday 7.30 p.m. Sunday DElHER CHURCH OF evening service. 7 30 p.m. CHRIST _ Oanny Evans Church - Will do the same for us! ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST pas to(. Norman C Will, supt' - Pomeroy . Harrlsonvrlle Sunday School 9 30 am . • Roa~ Kenneth Eberts, pastor. Worshir, service, 10 . 30 am p 1 McEI s d sh 1 au roy, un ay c oo Christ an Endeavor Sunday Supt Sunday School 9 30 a.m.; even!~ morn. rng worship ands com. REO GANtZ ED CHURCH d 10 30 munron. : a.(ll. ; un ay OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· evenrng youth Chrrstlan en. TER DAY SAINTS- Portland deavor. 6.30, Worshrp servrces, Racine Road Ralph Johnson, Sunday, 7 30 p m. Wednesday pastor . Herber.! Whrte, Sunday Yoice alOng Br'Way· TliE EKLY 61JIDE I NUMBEffS ~ ~AM ~ ~0 BETTER:. TV VIEWING. . 1 ~j~(ln~ gra~e~O meetmg and SChool Director Sunday School, 9 30 am. ; Morning worship, 10· 30 a.m ; Sunday evening service 7 p.m. Wednesday evening prayer services, 7 30 p 11\. e s ~Y· ~m. .ST. J HN LU HE RAN Prne Grove, the Rev Arthur Combs, pastor Sunday school, 9 30 a.m • church services. 10 3o am . BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST, Roy Brll Carter, evangeliSt ; Thurman Carsey. Brble School supt • Brble School 9:30 am , mornrng worshtp, 6 p10·30 am ..• youth 1meetrng, 7 m,, evenrn~serv ce, p m , ~hrrstran orkers Class, ues~ay. 1' 30 P m • prayer m~trny Wednesday, 7.30/ m NT QUITY BAPTIS Rev. Freeland Norris, pastor Sund~y school, 10 am .; church ~ervtce, 7 p m. Wednesday tble study, 7 p.m. BIBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE, Minersville, J A McWaters. pa 1 s d s h 1 0 s or, un ay c 00 • 1 am. , rornl.ng worship, 11 am' rarnrng Union , 6· 30 P m, , co .~•ghtt'1 71 111 ,\ td Adl rrhlml! ~mlr(' '"( st rd•tlulg vorKm" BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Great Bend, Charles Norris, pastor . Worshrp service, 9. 30 • s..doy am • Sunday School,lO JOa.m. Euk"l CAR LET ON CHURCH IB 19 Krngsbury Road. Sunday School, 9 30 a.m., Ralph Carl. •.1 JM"d•y h ~upt Worship service, 10.30 on am and 7 30 p.m alternately. B·2B J6 Prayer meeting, Wednesday, • To.,doy .1:30 p m. Rev Jay Strles, Romano pastor. 8110 0 L o D E X T E R CONGREGATIONAL, CHURCH • w,d,.,doy MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Robert R. Card Rev. Stanton Smrlh CHESTER - Worship 9 15 a.m. Confessions, Saturday, 7a.m, Church School 10 a~m Rev Willard Dutcher Raman, 7 30 p.m. 8 1<·21 ENTERPRISE W h' 9 pastor Mrs Worley Franci.' POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST ors rp, Sunday School Su~t. SundaYy' R0be I K h ... a.m. , Church School, 10 am. School, 9 45 am. hurch Ser· • Tho"doy r u n, pastor. ""orge FLATWOODS- Worship, 11 I Co .. nth•o"' Skinner, Sundar School supt. a.m , Church School 10 am vrces trrst and third Sundays 9 1" Sunday Schoo • 9 : 30< a.m • POMEROY-Worshlp, IO 30 lollowrng Sunday School, morning worship, 10 30 a.m. , a.m • Church School9 15 a.m.. Second and fourth Saturday • fndoy BYF, 6 P m ; Bible Study U~~~; ~~Gt~GS- Worship ~~:~~~g mw~\Fnhd."' ...;.J~efcJ;;, ev~~~~s·BM:f'CiJec~l~~htAN ~ ~;·;;'h'"" 7 30 P m 10 Ch h S h 19 - Mr Robert Wyat t;- par'i'lor ,· uJy"(: b 30"~'it, c 00 a.m • RACINE F,IRST CHURCH Sunday School supt, Ronald ' 0 ~·~.~:;h,ono MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER OF THE NAZARENE - Osborne Bible School 9 JO 3. 1218 Rev. Robert Bumgarner Sunday School, 9' 30 a.m • am. ; preaching 10:45' a.m .• HEATH -· Worship, 10 30 Morning Worship, 10·30 a.m • Evenrng services. 7 30 p.m. Evening worshrp, 7:30 p m, HYSELL RUN FREE C• h S a m • ""rc chool 9 30 • m.. Wednesday. Sunday School METHODIST - Cecil Wise LIMrrLESS LOVE: TEXT: LUKE 10:29,37 U~~~~A~o · _ Worshrp 9, 15 Superrntendenl, Pauline Mt· Pastor Sunday School, 9, 30 ''"'""'" " ''"" ' It was in answer to a lawyer's question, "Who lS my nelg~ a m , Churc~ School 10 a.m , Cllntock, pastor. Rev Morr;ls a.m , Morning Worship, lO·JO h) lh•• Am('r•to~n bor," that Jesus proceeded to relate the parable of The Good UMYF 7 p m M Wolle. a.m • Young People's service, SALEM CENTER- Worshrp RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- 6 45 P m , Evangelistic service, "''''' '"' "'' samaritan. 9 am.; Church School 10 am • Charles Norris, pastor Sunday 7 30 p m Prayer meeting It gives three pictures, one of a victim of poverty, one of UMYF Thursday, 7 p m. School_. 9 30 am. . Mornrng Thursday, 7 30 p m ' aelfilhlyabllorbedpassersby,andoneofacomno••ionatehelper. SYRACUSE CLUSTER wors~tp, 10 45 .am7 ' Sunday FREEDOM GOSPEL rRev. ForrestR. Donley evenrng worshrp, .30 P m • MISSION- Bald Knobs Rev The lllfferer Is a man, nothing more. The others are designated ASBURY- Worshrp 11 a.m • Wednesday evening Bible L. R Gluesencamp, pastor by """feaion or nationality ...... J ' •·the Ja Ch h S h00 19 so Study, 7 30. p.m. Roger Wrllred Sr Sunday· ,... • • wUS esus responsew wyer urc c · am • WSCS, DANVILLE WESLEYAN , School Supt Sunday School With the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that which is lllSWers the qu~1on, "Who?" by brushing away aU national • ls~~~ei~~YRUN _ Worshi 9 Rev Lawrence Sullrvan . 9 30 a.m .; Sunday evening good in family and community life, this feature Is sponsored by the business distinction, aU prejudice rl. race, aU difference of creed, aU en· a m Church School IO a~ pastor· Sunday ~chool 9 30 worshrp 7:30 Prayer meeting, mltles rooted In history' WScS 3rd Wednesday ·7·JO am,' you;h and 1unlor youth Tuesday, 7 30 p m Ernest firms and organizations whose names appear below. . pm • • . serv ce . 45 p m,; evening Deeter, class leader. Youth At lhllpolnt, JesUBihrew the question back to the lawyer, MINERSVILLE _ Worshr worship, 7:30p.m.; prarr and Meeltng Wednesday, 7.30 p.m., but In a dllferentform: not who was the neighbor?, rather, who 10 a.m .. Church School 9 amP pr~it"vE~ed~~s~a~R~Eo fA';:· Ernest Deeter. leader. acted like a nelgi!bor'i - - •• . wscs. 3rd Monday, 1 30 p m: TIST- Rev Howard Klmbl .. H::M~~u UNITE~ For the questldft :>; Sund.a.j schocl, 10 am. ; AI')JE> ,, ..... , ::.'!:1 ;vu rather, Have I the klnd Of love whicH iieek&lhe-good of aU men · - Pr.aye' car\d. .• Blbie , ShJd.)':o s."rt.t'c;e Da;_r~a supt.; ~venlng ~O~ .' ' <Stll'ldaf' ~c!/1o6tr ,9 oo.:;J 1:' o "'" • ~ ~ "' ' 991-~550 • . · 1-Phone 992-328Jil<;rli t. ll M'iddhi""'Pfl under all clrcwnstances ? Wednesday, 7:30Pm. meetln • ni d P ';'.30 rayer a.m.• Roy Pooler, supt • Allred 240 Lincoln St. Middleport ~ I SOUTHERN CLUSTER CHE~·TE ur ay, ~m Wolle, asst supt, mornrng · For love Is not a seU..:.oentered feeling of achievement acRev. w. Dale McClurg GOD- R R CHURC OF worshrp, 11 a .m ; evening t"----;,-----~---_:_--f---------:----.::_ - ...,..cording to a pre.detennined standard of obUgatlon. Rather, it IS Rev. Frank Cheesebrew pastor. ~~nJ:Yme:c~~l1erlti 1 ~0 sermon, 7 30 p.m • allernatlna ·the ..,.... ""'"'laneous over11ow of a hear tilla t f orgets '"""' •··" m the Rev. Martha Ann Manner • each Sunday. Class meetrng 11 BETHANY I Dorcas) am .• worshrp servrce, 11 am. ; a .m. allernatlng ~unday presence of hwnan need. II makes a big difference whether we Worship 9 30 a m Church even,rng sedrvlce. 7• prayer morn rngs . Allred Wolfe, ,, · say "Wholsmyneigbbor?"or"Whosenelrl"boraml'" School 10 30 am· ' ~~rv cde an youth service, layleader; Christian Endeavor, Bakers of Good Bread ' . ,,.. . CARMEL w h urs ay, 7 P m 7 30 P m Sundar Roger W V Middleport, Ohio One fixes attention on men's claim on me; the other on my a.m .. lsi and 3 rdor~u~~·a 1 _LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Buckley, ·presiden .' Prayer Muntlngton, · a. debt to them. Church School 10 a m Y • S Homer Sterhens, pastor meeting, Wednesday. 7 30 P m The truth, therefore, which Christ would bave us Jearn is that 7 APPLE. GROVE .:... Worshrp, muo~~j,{g !~~~~lp, ~ 0 3 ~ ~·.~ ; :~~~dm:Or~tr~o fir~ Monday tobeatruenelghboristoreruhrhelpwheneverandwhereverlt a~ ~m ~~~h~;~kschool, 9 30 Robert Bobo, Sunday school ' p. • II needed And that we are neighbors to aU men no matter what Wednesday 8 p m servrce, supt · Sunday evenrng servrce, RUTLAND , • · 7 JO. Youth meetrng, Monday, 7 RUTLAND FIRST BAPT T Sales · Allis Chalmers - Service EAST 1LE,TAdRTt• -d Worshlp, p.m. Mrd week service, Wed IS maybelhebarrlersofrace,orcolor,orcreed,ordlstance. 10 5 Middleport, Ohio ... 1 t will tits channels ill . a.m . rrs an "" undays , nesday 7 30 p Rev . Samuel Jackson, Farm· Industrial· Lawn· Garden """'· ove omen cu own , w nolwaal to be 9 am , second and fourth SYRACUSE CHURCH OF pastor Sunday School, 10 am .. Tuppers Plains 667-3435 commanded, nor ask how far It Is bound to go, but spontaneously Sundays , church school , 9 a m.. THE NAZARENE_ Rev. M C. Mrs Gertrude Butler. sup! 30 llld universally will act In kinship with all the needy a!ld sad Jt llrsl and lhlrd Sundays . 10 a.m ., Larrmore, pastor Bob Moore :;e~~~\nis;~~~f~~. ~ ~ m.P· I1\·' will ek to be _, · second and fourth Sundays Sunday School S 1 S d • as ,.,de and deep as the Jove of God, which IS Mid week servrce, Wednesday, School. classes lor ~f1 age~.nv ~~ RUTL ND CHU CH OF se limitless. , 8 ~~ BE . am .; mornrng worship, 10 45 CHRIST - Sunday school, 9·30 But as Is true of aU or Jesus' teachings, there is more In· am ., E:O~ an~D <th w~~~~~ ~~ NYPS Sunday , .6 30 p m , ~~~;,u~ro~ · a~Jal~~·vofl:i'~s: Athens Road Pomeroy The Store with A Heart · volved here than mere ethical instruction Church School 10 am Y evangelistrc servrce Sunday, 10. 30 a.m Regular board A Family That Worships Together 7 30 , ,,Racine· 949-3342 · P m. Mid week prayer meeting 7 30 th d s t d Stays Together F or no man can perfectly fulfill the demands rl. Jove. Jesus 1 LETART FA.LLS ·- ·worshlp meeting. Wednesday, 7 30 p.m each month. • " a ur 0 9 alone has don\? It! He was what Luther called ''God's Good ~onliNI~ht¥ri~AS~hooWI ahml . MISsronary meeting, second THE RUTLAND COM t-----:~--.:_ Samar!tanforallmen."ThestoryherelslherecordofHlsown • ors p Wednesday pm v· 930am., ChurchSchool1030 UNITED' 7 30 FAITH Non . MUNITY CHURCH- Rev , action. It can beapprolimated In us only as He dwells In us, and ~~~esd~ldti We~k Service. Denomination - Rev . Dennis ~~~~~i.d 9 ~Ouba~~d; .J:r';h~p ' ' • 1 glvetl us the gift of His compassion. MORSEYcH:fPEL- Wo hi Weaver, pastor Sunday school, serv1ce, 11 am ; Wednesday Bakers of Holsum Bread Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer The record d ot ttl~ Ill t · the Jif fIll 11 am 1st d J d S Js p 9 30 a.m • Bob Barber, supl .. pra~er meeting, 7 30 p.m oes n us e ou come m eo e C · • an r un ays. worship service. 10:30 am .• Sunday night worship, 7, 30 Middleport, Ohio Middleport, 0 . · · lawyer.I~ratherdirectsJesus'wordstothereader : ''Go and do . h~O~TI'it'~·~\~o~shrp 7 30 youth meetrng , 6 45 p.m. , RUTLAND CHURCH OF likewise!' Show mercy - limitless love to aU men p m., Church School 9:30am :;:'~fn~. ~~One~d~·· 7 ~ayer THE NAZARENE - Rev ' everywhere. SUTTON- Worship. 11 a.m. EDEN UNITED gRETH~EN Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr., pastor 2nd and 4th Sundays, Church IN CHRIST-Eldon R Blake Sunday School. 9:30 a.m ; The Rev. Dwight L. Zavitz, Pastoc, School 10 am . ~ t S d Sh · • Mornrng worship, .10:30 a.m ; Member of the Big 3 WESLEYAN (Racine) sor un ay c 001• 10 a .m • Youngrv,ople's service, 6 : ~ Middleport and Syracuse-Presbyterian Churches. lnnte HolSinger, supt Mor. p m · vaw, tlstl 1 Wors hi p, 11 a.m . , Church ntng General Merchandise sermon, 11 am , Evening • e c serv ces, Chester, Oh lo School , 10 a.m . service Christian Endeavo 7 30 P m ednesday evening Tuppers Plains 667-3280 UMYF lor all churches of the 1 30 p m , Mrs. lyda Chevalle~: servrce 7 30 p.m Southern Cluster, 7· 30 p.m presrdent Song service a d MASON COUNTY each Sunday at the ' Youth sermon 8 20. Mid Week pr~y~r THE HILAND CHAPEL . Center IOak Grove Road ) tl ' w d sd • NORTHEAST CLUSTER mee n~ .e ne ay, 7' 30 P m. George Casto, pastor. Sunday Rev. Jacob Lehman . ~~der arre HolSinger, class School. 9:30 ; evenrng worship, Rev. Standley Brandum POMEROY LOWER LIGHT 1 30. Thursday evening prayer Family Recreation JOPPA Wo hi 10 service. 7:30 p m Pomeroy- Member F. D.I.C. & C rs P a.m ' CHURCH Harrrsonvllle MASON FIRST BAPTISTSwimming Federal Reserve Sl(st~'!l.. ~urch School 9 a m ; Prayer Road, Rev Roy Taylor, pastor , Second and Pomeroy Sis., Stan . WBOedTnTeOsdMay:...8 pc.m Henry Eblin, Sunday School Craig, .pastor. Sund<ay school, LeOtiNng, G hurch >up I )unday ~chool 9:30 a m services. !a.m. ; Sunday School evening worship, •7 : 30 Pm' 9· 45 am .; worship service, 11 Meigs County Branch 9.45 am Bible study every Prayer and praise service a.m; training union, 6:30pm.; Thursday, 7:30p.m. Thursday 7 30 p m • evening worship service, 7 30 Rexall Drugs NORTH BETHEL- Worship, COMMUNITY. CHURCH ~m . Mid·week prayer service, We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions 11 am ; Chur~ h School lOam Dexter - Worship service~ rrm:rn·,~: p.~CIENCE 1 992-2955 Pomeroy 9. !5LF~~.-e!~~da~u'nc~~ ; ~a~urday and Sunday, 7 30 Services at 315 Main St., Pl . 296 W. Second Pb. 992-3863 Pomeroy preaching at 11 a.m. each H EM L 0 C k G 11 0 V E Pleasant, Sunday School 9:15 Sunday. Prayer meeting, 7.45 CHRISTIAN_ David ~tautte am Sundays, 11 am.; Wed· p m Wednesday ; WSCS. 8 p.m pastor . Stanford Stockton sup\' nesdaA. testimonral meeting 8 with Paul Crabtree on third Tuesday each month Morni~Q worship, 9:30 'a.m.; p ~AI~~ji~o;.~LE CHURCH and CALL POINTVIEW 992 · 2)05 REEDSVILLE - Sunday church school 10 30 0 m . school, 9 30, preaching, 7:30 young• ""Oples •meeilng ·6 30 -Letart Route 1, the Rev. Stan 1 Electric Motor Repair St. Rt. 7 Chester~ Ohio AlO W. Main p.m Sunday, prayer meeting, . r· 1 • Craig, pas lor Sunday school, .,.,., 7. 30 p m. Tuesday, WSCS, 7·31)- ~. m. , even ng worship, 7 30. 9:30 am; prayer and Bible From lhe wonderful folks back?) Lots of guests, and Choose the Church of your Choice · 77<·5750 . first Thursday each month lble ,sludy, WednesHay, 7 30 study, 7 30 p.m. Cottage prayer who bro~M you " All In lhe no surprise that the too Femlly/ now comes enlertarner will be Bob SILVER RIDGE- Worship, :·:~.h. UNION BAPTIST _ servr .:e, Tuesday, 10 am .; "Sanford and Son " Hope. 9 p m., Ch 8 10 a . ~, Church School, 9 am . Rev. Cecil Cox, pastor Sunday worship service, Friday, 7 30 Based on a British hit, 1ust ++ + WTUh PERS schoolsupt Joe Sayre Sunday P ~ASON CHURCH OF as Archie Bunker and Co Oon Rickles, master of the 9 a.m. • ~LAIN$ ors lp hurch School school, 9:'45 a.m .; ·Sunday CHRIST Loren T Stephens. Take Someone with You to Church 10 were, this series debuts cheap shot, Is back In his ' Meats and Groceries · featuring a Black junk third lry at a series About :ENOCHURCHOF CHRIST evening worship, 7 30 · Wed· minister Worshrp, 10 a.m., In Pomeroy Over 90 Years . Syracuse • _ · • nesday prayer and Bible study, Bible study, 11: 15 am ; evening 992 3986 : dealer and his 'son Veteran two more than he deserved, Kermit Walton, ~r . Hobarl Newetl , supt, !iervrces 7:30J'.m worship, 7 30 p.m Mid week connie Redd Foxx Is the star, rn my judgment, because I • weekly, 9 30 a.m on Sunday T p p E ItS p LA 1 N s end we've always thought he don 't lrnd him Iunny with his F'reachlng first and third CHRISTIAN Mr John Wyatt se~~:o~ed~~~d:~l~~ P~ was pretty good. At any rate, Insults, just crude. iOn the ~un~ays ol mqnth by Clrfford pastot ; J. S. Davis. Sunday GOD- Second St .• Mason, W. we'll look far It wrth an other hand, Archie Bunker "H'~~~~~Na. m .CHRISTIAN School supt.; Sunday school, Va . Chester Tennant, pastor. tlcipatlon - on the basis of see above - while crude, Is UNION Darrel Dodd Ill 9.30 a.m .. Morning Sermon, Sunday school, 10 a.m.; mltr· the wonderful Bunker clan, If very funny, I think.) Church and Office Supplies-Gifts t Sd Evening sermon ' 7 rrrng worship, 11 a m ,· Furnltureand Appllant es • nothing else. 8 p.m.• Chs. 2 & Anyh ow, it begins at 10· 30 pas or un ay 5chool , 9r 30• p10m30 a.m · 7. 992-2641 . Middleport pm , Ch 8 am., Leooard Gilmore, first . LETART FALLS UNITED evangelistic service, 7. 30 p.m. Phone 985-3308 Chester, 0 , +++ elder ; evening servic'!- 7 30 BRETHREN _ Rev Robert Bible study and prayer service, + ++ ~. r ' A~les of film classrcs 125 MOVIES· Ch. 10 won't be ' . \ .:.:. ::;~irng.~e~n~s~a~ prayer Shook, pastor; Her$chel Norris, ~~~~day, 7' 30 p.m .. Phone In all) begins tonrghf on Ch . carrying e1ther nf the two MT. MoRIAH CHURCH OF supt Sunday school, 9.30 a.m • HARTFORD CHURCH OF 11, end we 'Understand there shows mentioned fUSI above AHend the Church of Your Choice • . GOD - Racine Route 2 Th morning sermon, 10.30 am .; 1 CHRIST in ChrtSiian Union •• some outstanding of. They're runnmg some pretty Rev Charles Hand e evening sermon, 7 30 alter Rev. O'Dell Manley, pastor "'tnos. Tonight It's a World decent movies In pi-lme time Bulova Watches-Sales & Service Sunday school 9 ;5 pastor: nallng each Sunday Prayer Sunday school, 9· 30 a.m. R""tr War t drama, "Jules and on Fridays . Ton lqht It's a .m.. t 7·30 P m "· I t I ..,. • ·• Jim," fuluritlg Jeanne " Two Loves," with .Jhirley morning worship 11 a m · .... n ey, sup • even ng service, 186 N. Second . Middleport Pomeroy ' Ph. 992-3~9f Moreau and Oshr Werner, MacLafne, at 9 p.m Also· • . '·I' . Evenrng services.' Thuesday : 30 P m. 7:30 Wednesday, evening 1:30 p.m. ' " and Frrd•~· 7 30. prayer tTltlell[lg, 7 30 p m. " Abandon Ship," Tyrone . + + + ., BEARWALLOW RIDGE CH OF Sunday evening youth service Power , ~ p.m , and the usual The "Enter\atner of :~ht horror.double .feat~re .. "Dr. CHURCH OF CHRIST- David G. P 6 45 with Macy Lou Carler, ~Hr" awards .are staged Mabuse vs Scollarid Yard," and School. leader No Tuesday service Jewell, pastor . Bible study, 9 30 tontght, with E(t Sullivan and "Bloodlust," starling at am ; 'l"ornlng worship 10 30 · Supt.; CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 1rttntmblr him - he had a !I 30 p m .• all on 0.. 10. evening worship 6 :io p. m' a .m • Services, 315 Main St., Pl. 7 p.m.; Pleasant. Sunday Mrvlces. 11 992-2550 ..,,.. of hla own a While Wednesday Bible' sl~dy .j.Jii RacJn(, Ohio pm ' · p.m .; am WedntiQa~ Testimonial Ph. 9~9-3272 . 2..0.Lincoln St. Mld~eport Pi'1yer meetlna. 7:30 n.m · the Sennonette fs~ilt, ,Wb0.~~1¢:~1~e?"lt5W. ih~Y~~~~r~;., ~~~~g;,~nl'l8 ~~· ANTHO y N . B:tl Ct;iR,iU~v,, Qo:~~h~;-- ~ :::::: f'H~~~I,t..J~ ""H,~.Ap_t.l!> · . · · GOEGLEIN READY ujx m· ' ~ !''"' "'""" ''v..!~' ~lmiOJ HEINER'S BAKERY M& RfOODUNER MARK VSTORE .. BOGGS EQUIPMENT DOMIGAN SOHIO STATION RACINE FOOD MARKEr. ! 30 '" ar. __,;___ _,;_+- -------------.J OHIO ALLEY BAKING 00, R H RAWLINGS SONS 00 LYONS MARKET THE FARM'ERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO•. SWISHER &LOHSE Tv HIGHLIGHTS GAUL'S TRAILER SALES NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE · F.' J. ,WALlACE, JEWELfR VI~ .QJT RATE VIUAGE FLOWER SHOP ' ' • . GAUL'S MARKET ROYAL OAK PARK· lHE A1H£NS COUNTY ~YINGS &LOAN cO. POMEROY ELECTRIC SERVICE SADIE'S MARKET RIDENOUR SUPPLY BfN ~NKUN SIORF ·. ·. ·'' AU. WEA_'QtER ROOFING · It h11s been estimated any one person bu one cliance In 25,000 of witnessing a total solar ecUpse. St. George as the patron saint of the Boy Scouts. .. Mon. thru trL Y:30 AM AND CONSJIUCFION 00. ' . • • I I I I I I I I I I I �I I • , ,,,,,. , " . ' ' , .' r -' -, . '- • • • S- 11!e Daily Sentinel, MldcDeport-Pon\eroy, 0., Jan. l4,1972 sentinel Classifieds Get.Action! . S~;,tinel ClasS,ijie(ls Get Results! ' ' Card of Thanks Help Wanted WISH to thank the Ewing Funeral Home, Mr . Charles Russell. minister, Feeney Bennett Post 178 and Au xi liary,, · friends, neighbors and relatives wt1o sent cards, · flowers and food during the sickness and death of my husband, Homer Hawkins1• Wife, Mrs. Louise Hawkins . 1-14-ltc WANTED·' s Boiler OperatorS Must have State of Ohio High Pressun! Contact Personnel Department ucen8e Holzer Medical Center 1st & Cedar ~. INVITATION TO BID Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Clerk 's Off ice , Race Stree t. M iddleport, Oh io, until p .m . Jan . l A, 1972 and. opened as .. •:oo soon u practicable thereafter , fo r performing and ex ecuting the Contract for : Middleport Fire Department , Race Street at North Fourth Street , Mid dleport, Ohio, In accordance w ith t he plans and specif i cations , and all An equal opportunity employer WYNAN 'S Wh ite Maintenance Service, Glove State'~s Largest Cleaning Controctor. now accepting applicat ions for work at New Haven, W. Va., 5 p.m. lo 8:30 p.m., Monday thru Friday . An equal opportunity employer. Phone 485-7531 collect. 1-Htc Contra ct documents contained herein, prepared by Auble Mitchei i - Burgess · and LADY with references, live in , tfQ cook ing, some Associates .. ·H':z West State ht~usework . Phorie 992 -5397 or Street, Athens, Ohio ..5701, 7188 Pippin Road , Cincinnati , Ohio 992·3507. 45239. 1-14-3tc Plans and specifications may be picked up at the Archltect'-s office or at the Middleport VIllage Clerk's Office : -l'h West State Street, Athens , Ohio ~5701 ; Race Street , Middleport, Ohio. A deposit is required as called for in the " Instruction to Bid ders.," Bids shall be sealed and ~nclosed In a seated enveloped delivered to the Clerk's Office. 237 Race St ., Middleport, Ohio • 0> • LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO MOTOR VEHICL.E DEALERS . 1'1fE'lRD~~J~~N P.M. · The Station Day Before Publlcollon . Monday Deadline 9 a.m. Cancellaflon & Corrections Will be accepled until9 a.m. for Day of Publication REGULATIONS • . RATES l cents per Word one Insertion Minimum Charge7lc 12 cents per word three consecutive Insertions. 18 cents per word six consecutive Insertions. 5443 . J-- - - - - - - - - . . J for ·sale.· Brown 's. Phone 992- B-15-tfc - - - ---,..,...VACUUM CLEANER·. . Electro Hygiene New ~mon~trator ha s all cleaning · attachments plus the new Electro Suds for shampooing ca rpet. Only Wanted To Buy <;:i Will re-fin ish and restring if OFFICE HOURS necessary . Call 992-3214. 8:30a.m. to 5'00 p.m. Daily, 1-12·31c 8:30 a .m. to 12:00 Noon --...,..--'--:-----+ Saturday . WANTED to buy: H•rdesly's KOSCOT KOSMETI CS and wigs ' Hi storical and Geographical • ' . . FOUR NEW HOMES . OPEN FOR INSPECTION , ONE HOME IN RACINE TWQ HOMES tN SYRACUS!i D.NEHOME INMfDDLEPORT · , NO MO .. EY DOWN 100 PCT. FINANCING AVAILABLE A J bedroom $16,900,00 ~ome ,can '1>0 P<Jrchased wifh month I~ payment as-low as'$6~.00 for a family with~ base of SS,OOO.OO and' three thlidren. 7'1• Pet. annual oercet1tac1o ' a The Orchid Room . . ;==:::======_, INVENTORY S4LE Clearance Sale! Buy i\ny . Fuel Oi I SIEGLER . . HEAlER BILL NELSON, 912-3657 TOM CROW, 992-2580 CALL , HILTON WOLFE, 949-3211 DALE DUTTON, 912·2534 ' . RE,l,U.V A POLICE ANI>- $PtL.L.ED "t;~E SAL.T . SAAK&i't! . OFFICER 992-5786 . ' ' ' ' GEHREE You Buy Any Siegler Heater SEPTIC tanks clea'ned. Miller . Sanitation, Stewart, Ohio. Ph. 662-3035 . 2-12-tfc c"'"o =-N '"'T " 'R :::-A : -C :::T:::O:::R:-,---:D:-r-y--;Wa II Finisher and painting. Richard I. Dubbeld, phone 742-5825. 1·10-Stc Auto Sales 1972 MERCURY, 4,000 miles. Call 77J.S.119. 1·14-6tp - - - -- - house, bath , business, or storage building $6,500 . Phone 985-3529. TROPICAL 12-19-30tc FISH. fanty guppies, angels and breeders. Bellas and supplies. Phone '992-5443. 12-30-tfc insi de and out, no rust, white wi th red Inter ior . Phone SERVICE, George Grale. Rutland 742- UPHOLSTERING complete selection of fabrics . 5943 afte.r l p.m. and vinyl to choose from . 1·14-3tc Pick-up and deilvery. Slater Upholstering, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. phone 992-3617. 12-27-JOtp Real Estate For Sale 1 ACRE lot with view. near SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Tuppers Pla ins - $2,000. REASONABLE rates. Ph. 446· GOOD hay. Phone 992·3658. 4782. Gallipolis. John Russell, Phone 667-3978. 1-11 -6tc 1·14-2tc Owner & Operator. 5·12-tfc Mobile Homes For Sale NICE 2-story home with lull AUTOMOBILE insurance been basement. 2 lots. new forced cancelled? 1956 RICHARDSON 8 x 36, 2 Lost your air furnace . Near Pomeroy . bedroom - 5550 ; fuel oil operator's license? Call 992· Elementary School. Phone 2966. furnace, alllires on it . Phone 992-7284 to see. 992-7185. 6·15-Hc 1-14-Jtc 11 -7-tfc - - - - - - - - - --'-----BACKHOE AND .DOZER work. 60X12, 2-bedroom. all-electric, HOUSE . Phone 992-7394. Septic tanks Installed. George air conditioned, 8x20 ft . Porch l-13-6tc (Bill) Pullins. Phone 992-2478. and aluminum awning, . 4·2l-tfc alyminum skirting,. com - HOUSE, 1642 Lincoln Heights. Call Danny Thompson, 992· pletely setup . Beautiful O'DELL WHEEL allghment 2196. location. Owner leaving state. located at Crossroads, Rt. 124. Phone 949-4891 or 992-5272. Complete front end service, 7·18-tfc 1-10-tfc -37B_E_D_R_O_O_M - ra_n_c_h _ty_p_e_h-ome, tune up and brake service . Wheels balanced elec~--------...:...-, Arbaugh Addition, Tuppers Ironically . All work ------- - -- - - - Plain s. All new with total electric and central air guaranteed . Reasonable rate$. Phone 992-3213. conditioning, bath and 'I• fully 7-27-tfc carpeted, lull basement. - -- - -- - -gara~et in btisemh ent. See by C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer appo1n men , p one 992-2196 Complete Service or 992-3585. Danny Thomp~on . Phqne 949-3821 . Financing available. Racine, Ohio 12 30 -;-•f '· ; :~\ • Critt,. ~ra~ford ,·. 5·1·1fc S'IX ROOM house, 33 Butternut ·' Ave. Contact E~ Hedrick, 2137 SEWING MACHINES. Repair Wa_dsworfh Dnve, Columbus. service, all makes. 99i2284. Ohio, phone 237-4334. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. ', 11 -21 -tfc Authorized Singer Sales and Service. We Sharpen Sclsso'rs. FOR SALE by owner. We'll 3·29-tfc EXPERT ~55 , -GU'ARANTEE[).;. Phone 992· 2094 ''-MILLER MOBILE HOMES WEEKSPA'/- $5,000-THfofi Open a TIIS Monday thru Saturday 606 E. Main, Pomeroy,O. "NUI'F FO'TH' . FIEST 0' '/ORE. -'OLOAGE., HJ?,IN'T IT? • 0 ALL . 'WEATHER ROOFING . & CONSTRUCTION & PL\IMBING 0 .. • . co. 240 Lineoln st. tollddieJiort,.Ohlo Dbl Anthony Plumbing We have a complete Home Maintenance Service the year around. No maHer what your need. Com!Mte roof or spouting 111fNIIr. Interior ,or exterior ca.,.., try. Ceiling lilt and Plnefing ond Siding. Complete Plumbing & Healing. · · ely Number 91'2-2550 We have· 24 hr, e.mergency service. 992-5813 742-3947 992-389~ 742-4761 Wt are fully in&urtd /HAT IF WE: t>ON'r RE:Ol.Cf "ll'c 51ZE OF "ll'E PROJECT DAASlJ· CALLY WE'LL HAVE. iO A5K "ll'E '-~' BO'IRDTO CONDEMN .YO.J .•OF "UMIIN COURS~f.MAN DIJ!l£5.' I!V ....,_, AAE LOUSING UP HE'S DONe. Tf<E set!Ne S>DME· 'THING AWFUL ! . l . ~ IT ••• . ~ "'~ POMEROY ' · HOME & AUTO Wh4 mother can .;ave up enouqh of · a mou6e like chee.;e? 992-2094 ,., As <GOon a.; doe~> m4 606 E. Main., Po"'eroy ,I mo11e~! • . ~ ' ("'"\. I.'I OFFICE SUPPUES 1 F~lrgroun~ on Rt. ' 7 , by~··~: . ru ~~ ISHED and unfurnishe~ l~l"'~ li "<:~~~-<ft:·"i~ . Rear ' tires on and•off tread . ?bone 992-2272. . , , · · apMitments. Close lo school. Ri ar bumper with rear step and 1·3·30tc Phone 992·5434. troller ball hOle. S_H_OO _ T_I_N-:G- Ma - t-ch-,- Sa-1-ur-da y. I0·1B-Ile Stop In and See Our ~g~~~' c~~T;:re~r:~ 9." "trade in. Jan . 1l. al the Racine Planing Floor Display. one 1965 model 'I> ton Dodge BEDROOM mobile home in Mill at 6 p.m. Fattory choke 2 Racine 1220 Washington Blvd. area . Phone 991-6329. pickup truck . guns only. Assorted meat . PROPOS._L NO . 2 Belpre, Ohi.o 12-14- ttc Sponsored by the Syracuse Specifications same as proposal Fire Dept. miss our home, but It's too No. I. To be considered as a ' a.nd 2 bedroom trade In, one 1965 model 1h ton 1-12-3tc BEDROOM large fgr elderly couple . It's a READY -MIX CONCRETE de· FOR THE BEST deal in a new mobile homes. Adults only. International pick up truck . modern brick, J bedrooms, 2 or used mobile home, try livered right to your project. Phone 992-5592. baths, full basement, central Kanauga Mobile Home Sales, All trade.tns to be accepted at GUN SHOOT, Forked Run Fast and easy. Fr'ee 12·19-tlc Sportsman Club, Sunday , heating and air condlfloning1 estimates. Phone 992-3284. Kanauga , Qhio. the time of delivery of new Jan . 16, 12 noon . carpeted , heated swlmmina 12 -17190tc Goegleln Ready-Mix Co., truck , regardless of the LOTS. Bob's Mobile l-12·3tc TRAILER pool, large marble patio, mechanical condition of the From the largest T ••• ;:;: Middleport, Ohio. Court, Rt. 124, Syracuse, Ohio trade-ln. · ' large landscaped lot. t-'ric:e In MOBILE . HOME S. Larg e 992-2951. Bulldozer Rodlator to the 6-30·1fc Bidders to lurnlsh 1their own PUPPIES to give away to good fllties'. Terms. 719 McC41ioch selection 8 . 10 . 12 wides, 1 to 4 Smallest Heater Core. 4.2-tfc Bid Forms and submit bids for home. Phone 949·3621 . Rd., Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. Ph . bedrooms, bank repos and · Brown, Gallipolis. each propsal as numbered . -Nafllon lllggs · 1-12-Jtc 304-675-4888. used. some prcoctlcally new. Bids shall be pla inly marked Lawrence A snu·th 8pe t Radiator Specialist 1-9-61c · n '"Truck Bids" on the front of.the GUN SHOOT, Monday. Jan. 16, For Sale Save u~to "•· R. A. or Don GREY AND WHITE kitten, Christmas Day with his sealed envelope. Miller, 70S Farson Street. with flea collar in vicinity of 1 p.m. Racine Gun Club. SPINET CONSOLE PIANO Belpre , Ohio by Kaiser daughter and son-in-law, Mr. The County Commissioners McClure's Dairy Isle. Phone 1-14·2tc may accept the lowest bid or may ~e purchased by small Aluminum, phone 423-9531. 992-2892. and Mrs. Dan Smith and select the best bid tor the Inmonthly payments, see it 1-4-12tc 1-13-31c Ph. 992·2174 family, Cannel. tended purpose and reserve the .- WILL DO sewing . Very locally, write Cortland Music - - - -- - - - . r ight to reject any or all bids. or reasonable . Phone 992-7252. Co .. P. 0. Box 3l, Cortland, Charles Diehl is a patient at any part there of . 1·14-Jtc Ohio 44410. Auto Sales University Hospital in Board of County Com - - - - -- - - - 1·1 4-21p .;__ Colwnbus. mission~~sr tha Chambers, Clerk GUN SHOOT, Friday, Jan . 14, 6 \ \ \ .p.m. Racine American Legion NORWEGIAN Elkhound pups. 1968 MERCURY Monterey. 4 dr .• V·S, power brakes. power Mrs . Marion Howell of ___ _______ _l~~l_l_·!_' c on Mile Hill Rqpd. Assorted Phone 992-2362. sleer ing, radio - $975 . Phone Columbus spent a weekend ~-------------meats. Broker 985-3'127, Chester, Ohio. 1-12-6tc 1·11·4tC - -- - - , - - here witb relatives. Cl "f" d Ad I 110 Mechanic Street 1-12-4tp The Campmeeting Singers of ~ aSS I Ie S I Pomerov, Ohio 2 HORSE trailers and 2 registered Appaloosa ponies. 1961 FIAT, 4 door, exira good Dayton sang lo a full house at 1 I Phone 992-3989. shape, 48.000 miles . Carl OLDER HOME the local church Saturday ~ br j ng yDU . ~ 1-14-llc Findling , Alfred. 3 bedrooms, bath, large liv ing 1-12-3tp 1 evening. 1 extra cash and dining . Garage. Nice lol. WiliardFaudree is a medical STEREO-Radio Console . 4 · Charles Diehl, Mrs. Georgia I Only $10,000.00. patient at Veterans Memorial speed intermixed changer. 1970 W-30 OLDSMOBILE 442,4. BEDROOMS Diehl and Charles Anthony 11 for I Hospital with pneumonia. dual volume control , 4 outomallc, factorr ster~o Nice .living, . dining and break Dielil accompanied Mr. and 1 shopping sprees ~ Mr and Mrs R be I Allti speaker sound system, lovely tape. Lots of extras. Ike new. fast nook. Gas forced air Mrs. Ivan Diehl to Columbus 1 1 · . · o r _re Walnut fini sh. Balance 569.52. Caff 992-2441 after 5 p.m. furnace . Double Garoge. spent Sunday afternoon wtth Use our budget terms. Call 11 -28-tfc $14,500.00. Airport when the Ivan Dlehls - - - - - - - - - - - - - Chas. Alltires of Racine. 992-7085. RENOVATED re turned to their home in were Mr. and Mrs. Charles theMr· 1-12-61c 1971 CHEVY Vega , with 7 rooms, bath, gas furnace, . and Mrs. Kenneth Payne Rosenburg, Texas, after a ten Pickens and Sherry of and Judy Steinmetz and Freda paneling . 3 bedrooms 11 x 17. studded snow tires mounted . / STEREO, Early Ame rican day visit here. Garage . ~ acre . Only plus lwo extra regular tires, Williamstown, W. Va., Mr. and Carsey visited Mamie Newlun style, AM-FM combination, 4 $1,700,00 ; Also Teac stereo . $11,000.00. I I I I Mrs . Paul Meredith of . at a Columbus hospital where speaker sound system, 4 67 ACRES cassette player -recorder for speed automatic changer . Westerv'ille, Miss · Naomi she had eye surgery. · use wifh home stereo system 3 bedroom house, bath, furnace. Balance $79 .67. Use our drilled well . Barn, garage. $50; Phone 742-3887 or 742· Pickens of Athens, Mr. and _ Mt . and Mrs. Dale Whaley budget terms. Call 992·7085. 4447 from 9 ~ 30 a.m . to 2: JO Small stream. Some timber. 1·12-61c Mrs. Ri~k Selzer of Columbus, spent Saturday evening with · Only $9,500.00 THI$ MONTH. p.m. and after l p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Harhss Frank, the Robert Alki 114 ACRES 1-12-6tp ' TWIN NEEDLE Sewing Cattle farm . 2 borns, good Cathy and George Pickens of -......Mrs. Kathy J';~ of Cin~e have deducted the excise tax and Machine 1971 Model In walnut '65 CHEVY Slation Wagon, fences. 5 room house, bath, Long Bottom and Mr. and Mrs. cinnali visited her grandstand. All features built-in to phone "992-6256 after 5 p.m. g1ven ~ur profit to you. · forced air furnace. Only make fancy designs and do By Mro. Lyle Baldenon Steve Cowdery of Parkers· mothers, saturday at Holzer $18,000.00. 1-9·6tp stretch sew ing . Also but • • WE HAVE 32 A holiday party for the burg. . Hospital, Ava Gilkey and Mrs. tonhol~s, blind hems, etc. NEW71 CHEVY KINGSWOOD WAGON. Color seo oqua PROPERTIES FOR SALE 1967 .VOLKSWAGEN Beetle. l•imary Sunday School Class Mr. Mrs. Raleigh Hetzer Uncoln Russell. Other visitors S43.35 ·cash price or term s good shape, $995. Ph-one 742tinted alass, floor mats, door ed. auards. 4,season air, 25S HELEN L. TEAFORD, . available. Phone 992·5641. of the Reedsville United. and famtly of Akron and Mr. of Ava Gilkey were Mr. and H. P. 400 cu. ln. eng ., wh. covers, Comfortlll st: wheel, w·w ASSOCIATE 4211 . o r 742-4931. 1-12-6tc 992·3325 992-2378 Methodist Church was ·beld and Mrs .. Arthur Hetzer of Mrs. Clinton Gilkey, Tad and tires •. E. clock, P. B., radio, turbo hyd~omoflc. ;X,we; 1· 13-3tc 1-9-6tc steer~ng & brakes, luggage carrier. Retell $.!048.40. Dec. 20 at the home of their Belle, W. Va., were here to help Karen of Alban ' OUR CLEARANCE,PRICE $3810 Mrs~ Mamie YNewlun was leader, Mrs. Marlene Putman. celebrate the birthday of their Games were played and prizes mother' Mrs. Mallei . Hetzer. taken from a Columbus \ NEW 71 CHEVY ST. WAGON, Concours Estate, color red ,' , \ awarded to Carla Cowdery, Holiday guests at the h~me of hospllal to the home of her deluxe belts,. tinted glass, power falfgafe, floor mot1, rear Greg Wigal and Mike Griggs Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pickens daughter. Cards will reach her ""deflector. 4 seoson air conditioning, turbo hydromoflc, · 36" X 23" X.009 W and a small prize was given to were Mr. and Mrs. Harold at 10006th Av St Alb 307 V-8 engine, lugg~ge corrler, power steering, G78-2-w each quest. Refreshments of .saner, Mary Ruth and' Joy of Va e., · ans, · OFFICE HOURS 9: 30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE tires, wh. covers, P. B., rodlo, frt. & rear guards. Retail . $4614.45. . ' AT NOON ON THURS .) - EAST COURT ST., cake, Ice cream, pop and Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mrs. Letha .!,;owan caUed on POMER Y. OUR CLEARANCE PRICE SUf5 .I ' favors of marshmallow Meredtth and Roger of the Mike Epple~ saturday. She snowmen, candy c~nes . and Beverly, Mr: and Mrs. Denver . expeela to undergo cataract, NEW, 71 CH.EVY VEGA WAGON. 90 H.P. engine, balloons . Those atte.nding Weber, Davtd and Ma_rk, Mr. surgery in the near future . autom•ttc trans., body side mldg., />J8 whitewall tires · · besides those named · were and Mrs. Ernest ~tehead, ' Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hanning :j7~0_ 8;~dlo. choice of cofor, sa_ndalwood. !lttall w•~ USED OFFSET PLATES Darrell Henderson, Gary Jean , Ja.ne and Juh, and Kay visited l\lrs. Earl Foil Sr. and t HAVE ·· MANY USES· OUR CLEARANCE PRICE $2U5'' Griggs, Scott Pilloq, Ricky Balderson. · . the M. A. Epples Monday. Putman, Sherry ' Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barnhart Mrs. Weltha Clark is visiting ~ zo~ Karen HlDIIphrey who assisted .spent a few days with Sgt. and her soo and daughter-in-taw, the hoelellll. Unable to attend Mrs . Gary Barnhart and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark. due to lllnesl was Darlene family of F.ort Shaw. S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Waldeck . a for sr.oo SJS.OO Down1 New. Cars with ~w Car Titles & Warranty. Bafton. Mrs. Hazel l:lalders~n of of Glouster came to visit M. A. ·BaJance On Recent visitors at the Hetzer- Vienna, W. Va., was an ·Epples Sunday and took them Conv~nient Bile hcime were Mr.·and.Mrs. · overnight gues t at the to see their new .. grandTerms. '· ' Marl~ Heller of Toledo. Williams-Balderson hQme. daughter, the daughter of Mr. Dale Smith waa a patient at Mr. and Mrs. Dawaln Durst . and Mrs. Frank Epple Mid· .'r· the HaiRr Medical Center, and grandchildren visited with dleJl(JI"t · . ' O.lllpnl". . , Mrs. Shellie Petty at the Mr. and Mrs. Brown (Jean , 111 Court St. . PoMEROY, OHiO ~~ Yilitora of Mr. a.lld ChrisUan Anchorage Nurmng. Epple) also visile<j the Frank '· Pomeroy, 01:10 Open Eves. Til 'S . · · Ph-992-2126 . Mn. Walter Brown and David Home at Marietta. Epples Sunday. · [1 14' - 24' ··WiDE MERE'S 'NOTHER Pomeroy·Home &Auto · .-·'' --- - - - -- - ' 11UT IT IS MY FfiMtll HOPf. THAl YOU EMERGE FRO>I THIS fXP!RterK:f A SAP!li!R AHD 611~R CROOK! lfOI/I·'· - - - - -- ~-~ Lost - ----- SMITH NELSON . MOTORS. INC. Virgil B. ~ TEAFORD.! ___ ___ SR. ACROSS I. Primrose ROCK BOTTOM· ICES ON HarrisonviUe Society News 5. Coc km·~· ·:-o . idol 8. Sinn Fl"in land 9. Jnfl!rior 13. Wot·k o11 copy 14. Cling 15. Vitalit y 1.6. Gi'll<"k Jetter 17. Shmt· legg<'d DICKT~CY ' =AMERICA··s :YOP CARS. - ........,,, 1 CONF!'SS EVERYTHIHIS, EXCELLENct!'S! MEfi.CY1 11 WM; THE FoREIGN ·The Daily Sentinel .. ·, ' II t) fBELTOT I) 11-IE 6Ur.l.t\AN AND HIS 6UN DAN6ER'OJ5. WE~ • J {' "'" ••••n••J u , POUND CROUP ASYLUM SIPHON Pina- 11 fore" man Dlsen-" FOKGEP ANTIQUES•. . •!umber Tbl l5 JJRE%-COOE l"HING 15 ~ P1661{! llod~ed Curr••nt Put to pas tun• Cay, e.g. •I l' \ lAlLY l'RYI''l'OQUOTE - Here's how lu work il : [ AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW One INlet· simply stands for a1iolher. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single lctt@rs, . apostrophes, 'the length and formation of the words are aU . - - - - - - - - ---, hints, Each day ihe code letters arc different. ' · These Prices Are Mo.re Tl&i,n ·· ' Right - THEY']fE LOWtRI • . . FOIITUNATELI{/M.NOT IAIORRIEO AA'< MORE BECAU~e t KNOW I A Cn,rptogram Quolallon HAVE A 6000 ATfORI'if'<... Z}; f'HWZ WAI ME XA US HWZ HM SKHS ( VKWXK YOUR CHEVY ·DEALER IUEXAA OM YUEL SK A ltET IIN UA HOR KH CA. -- N l! SWZ l t:ECAU P Yc>lerday'~ Cryploquolc: THE MOll IS MAN VOLUNTAR- · ~;;~~~!~b~J n,y DESCENDING TO THE :X A'l'l! llE 0~' l"HE BEAST.ll.ALPll WALDO E:IIEHSON . (C 1972 King- l ..eaturti!l Syndica te, ,.·. \ rn('.; -/ / /'" .~, -. ------ ----, ,. . . -- . -~ - . M'l PROeLEM ,, I CAN NEVER TEI.L JOHN DOE FRo\\ RICHARD RO€. ~ •i l! •• !i 1:ll '1.I AXEZELWXH N TMA EY VKHS POMEROY MOTOR CO. •/ KI I I I ~u~Jd . ,. a- (fall) 29. Cubic meter 33. Out or work 34. Exploit 36. Brief plungr 37. Be equal "Three" lit Italy . ·3 ROOMS ·: NEW· . FlJRNITURE .'349.95 21. Infuriated v--"'""':T"-n-1 28. Thrice W0MA11 'S FAULT. I WA~APOOR BUT HONEST PE1711LER 0~ N. W. COMPTON, O.D•. I, -" 19. Island ncar Fm·mosa 21. Lat•gc dish 22. Set asid•· 23. Alumnus, for sh01t 25. Stalker's pr(ty pale Aluminum sheets dr~·town as a diSCOUIIt 16. "'East of doctor'li course 23. Forlitud•· 24. Prct~nd 2$. Fundraisers' campaign 26. Deadly -...,---- - . OPTOMETRIST first crv 2: Assistant 3. He runs, passes and kick; 4.Ail-up 5. H<· mtened 6. Forti fica· tion 7. Uzbck bor· - lett. .............. fol'lll four ordl11a11 won1. Wyo., cit. 21. Futun• CLEARANCE - -- - -- For Sale DOWN 18. wad•·•i ~thllt!lllarJum•l-. 40. For each U . Pieced · ·(out) 20. Ala., Chevrolet Wagons •q? ·JJ&MOOIY!:•~~.~:'::f' '-tr.: 1. Chick's hor,;e~ ON 3 NEW 1971 Reedsville News, Notes • "f Vfb!!el ·Alignment · . containing ouHine map and H·7B ·I5·1P-Bias b~lte.d .highwa y tread' ti'res front and spare ; 1HAT 'IO!J'RE l· l2-61c News Notes . odlst Jan. 9 at the Free Me..th . Church was 106. . Mrs. Gerald (Katby) PuJIJns Is a patient at Holzer Medical Center with a back injury suffered in an auto accident while laking their son Junior Pullins to the Columbus Airport. The car, driven by Mr. Pullins, slipped on icy highway : causing the accident. Mrs . Cora Renshaw is visiting her daughter and sonin-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charley • Make r.eservat!ons for your private parties. banquets, speci'al occasions . . Ideal ·for meeting place with .or wllhouf kitchen . privileges; , '· . · · individual Catering Will seal up to 150 people. 992-3975 - his tory of Meigs County, Thru Jan. 15. 1970 INTERNATIONAL pick up, published 1883 by H. H. model llOOD. phone 6636. Hardesty and Co., Publishers. 1-14-Jtc Write One ita M. Hutton, ·301 Kenilworth Dr ., Akron , Ohio ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _.....:__ _..J 1965 MERCURY Comet. 2 door, HARRISON'S TV and Antenna 443 13. 6 cylinder, standard, good Service. Phone 992-2522. · t.1J.6tc LONG BOTTOM - Five room molar, new tires, body A-1 -6·10-tfc Laurel Oitf RAIN, HEAT OR 6LOOMV NIGHTS --- Phone . available. Phone 992 -5641. 200 Gallons Fuel Oil When For Rent , . . b€~R.VE& A#.JOTl-l E R I ,. . '' $27.50 cash price or terms Illustrated , In ac cept,nce with Sec . 307.86 5113. of fhe revised code, sea led bids 12-31-tfc will be recel¥ed by the M eigs County Comm issioners j n their off ice in the Court House, ABOUT YOUR WEIGHT ,... ~omeroy, Ohio -45769 , until 10 :00 overweight ladies. teens and A.M . on February 1, 1972 ; at men interested in a Weight ~60, ·-- whi ch time and place the bids Watchers ( R) Class In . The envelope shall be en - will be opened and read aloud Pomeroy write: Weight dorsed as follows in the UJ!Per tor the following motor watchers ( Rl. 1863 Section lefl hand corner: ·- vehicles . Proposal tor Rd., Cincinnati, Ohio 45237. 2 BEDROOM mobile home. 12 x All bids must be submitted in (Indicate Class of Work) two proposals. Each proposal to 10-3-tfc . 60. adults only . Phon~ 992· ·For · meet the spec ifications and 5443. ( lndicateProiectl conditions as follows. SAVE up to one half . Bring your 1-ll ·tfC Add itional information may P ROPOS"L NO . I sick TV to Chuck"s TV shop. be secured from the Office of on·e 1972 model pick up truck . 151 Butternut ·Ave., Pomeroy. NEW I-BEDROOM, double Auble -Mitcheii - Burges.s & 8 fl . narrow (step side) bed. Phone 992-5080. Associates, olh W. State Athens, Wheel base suitable for the 8ft . 'wide, mobile home on lot in Ohio 45701. 11 -21 -tfc bed . Syracuse . Co~plet ~ ly fur Each bid must be ac - Standard cab w ith ca b lights . nished. Phone 992-2441 after 5 companied by a bid bond of 10 5000 lb. G .V .W . or heavier . WANT WORK at home ad· p.m . pet. Of the proposed contr•ct at JSOO tb . minimum rear ax le . dresslnQ and stuffing en the time of bid opening and the J speed fully synchronized 1-3-ttc velopes"!" Rush self-stamped successful bidder will be transmiss ion , column shift. envelope to F. Uribe, Box 36, required tq_ post a 100 pet. Heavv duty cl ut ch. NICE trailer, 1 bedroom, ideal Albany, Ohio, 45710. perform I net bond based on hIs 300 c_u . in . V-t vpe motor or lor ~ouple , jiO miles north of J.6.ffc bid total. This amount must be larger . Pomei-oy, $65 a month . Phone stated In dollars and cents . lSOO lb . minimum front springs. 992-7479 . The owners reserve the right 1700 lb . minimum rear sprihgs . STILL Target~Shootc:· Sunday , 1-4-tfc to relect any or aH bids, or to Au:~~iliary rear springs. Jan . 16, 1 p. ., Rullana Gun ac cept the bid which embraces Power steer ing and powe'r , . Club on New Lima Rd. such combination of alternate brakes. 1 BEDROOM trailer apart. 1 - 13 - 3!~ propos-als as may promote the Combination parking and ments. idetil for couples . best Interests of the Village of directional tights, front . Contact McClure's Dairy Isle, V.F.W. Gunshoot, nbon, Sun' . Middleport. Combination tail , stop , and 992-5248 or 992-3436. day, Jan . 16, Broad Run Gun Gene Grate, Clerk directional lights, rear . 1-9-12tc VIllage of Middleport Traffic hazard switch . Club, New Haven, sponsored 112) 24, 31 (I) 7, 14, 41 Full width foam seat . by Posl 9926. Mason, W, Va . Heater & defroster . 1·13-3tc NEW, 12 x 60. 2 bedroom mobile Wind shield washer & 2 speed home acr oss from Bradbury wiper . Schooi.Call 992-5308 or see West coast Jr . mirrors, Rh & SEWING In my home. Will Charles Lewi s, 2nd house Lh . make drapes, cushions. south from Bradbury School. Heavy dutv battery . Phone 992-6879. Pe ts welcome. 42 amp or larger alternato r . 1-3-12tp Instrument ammeter , tem 1-14-lfc perature and oil pressure -----~ gauge. INCOME TAX service. daily GARAGE apartment, 4 rooms Heavy duty front & rear shock except Sunday, evenings by and bath, unfurnished,' adults absorbers . appointment . Mrs. Wanda only. Phone 773·5648. ByBerthaParker Side mounted spare wheel and Eblin, .Laurel Cliff Road, 1 1-14-31p sabbath School ~ttendance tire. mile wesl of Meigs Co.u[I\X, , , , , . .. CREEiil SF\1(5 I CAN'T STOP MAKIN' MV APPOII)!TED ROUNDS FER SNOW, ' ' 1-14-liC Park view Kennels, Phone 992· . ' Encyclopedia ~ Fa rm. . Bur eau , POODLE puppies, Sli ver Toy, 25 Per Cent Discount on paid OLD FURNITURE. Round Oak ads and ads paid within 10 tables, Brass beds, dishes, days. clocks, and -.or c.omplete CARD OF THANKS households Write M.Ohio D.. & OBITUARY Miller, Rt . 4,. Pomeroy. SL50 for 50 word minimum . Call 992·6271. Each additional word 2c. BLIND ADS Add itional 2Sc Charge per USED GUITAR. 'any condition. Notice L ·· BUT IT 001\J''r SAV . .A DADBURN WORD . ABOUT FISHIN' UH·· LET'S SEE · ·TH' MAIL TOTERS' · Business SetVic~s .~ DON'T PUMP your sluggish septic tank .. Get Kl~an - Eml · All Septic. Tank Cleaner . _:_-~--­ - ON ·YOUR DIAL For W~!!nt Ad Service ·· \ ' -'· WMP0/1390 responsible for more than one Incorrect Insertion. I COAL, limesfone . Excelsior Salt Wor ks. ·E. Ma in SJ .• Pomeroy. Phone 992-3891. 4-9-tfc J:o You right to edit or reject any ads deemed objectional. The publisher will not be ' Landmark Pom,r oy .. That Listens The Publisher. reserves the Advertisement. ~ .; F01 Sale· ·'·' WANT ADS LEGAL NOTICE Sealed propos.als will be recei ved at the Village Clerk's Office, Middleport Village '"'~-.. • G::x,o l ··_/ -. - ·- - ' l �I I • , ,,,,,. , " . ' ' , .' r -' -, . '- • • • S- 11!e Daily Sentinel, MldcDeport-Pon\eroy, 0., Jan. l4,1972 sentinel Classifieds Get.Action! . S~;,tinel ClasS,ijie(ls Get Results! ' ' Card of Thanks Help Wanted WISH to thank the Ewing Funeral Home, Mr . Charles Russell. minister, Feeney Bennett Post 178 and Au xi liary,, · friends, neighbors and relatives wt1o sent cards, · flowers and food during the sickness and death of my husband, Homer Hawkins1• Wife, Mrs. Louise Hawkins . 1-14-ltc WANTED·' s Boiler OperatorS Must have State of Ohio High Pressun! Contact Personnel Department ucen8e Holzer Medical Center 1st & Cedar ~. INVITATION TO BID Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Clerk 's Off ice , Race Stree t. M iddleport, Oh io, until p .m . Jan . l A, 1972 and. opened as .. •:oo soon u practicable thereafter , fo r performing and ex ecuting the Contract for : Middleport Fire Department , Race Street at North Fourth Street , Mid dleport, Ohio, In accordance w ith t he plans and specif i cations , and all An equal opportunity employer WYNAN 'S Wh ite Maintenance Service, Glove State'~s Largest Cleaning Controctor. now accepting applicat ions for work at New Haven, W. Va., 5 p.m. lo 8:30 p.m., Monday thru Friday . An equal opportunity employer. Phone 485-7531 collect. 1-Htc Contra ct documents contained herein, prepared by Auble Mitchei i - Burgess · and LADY with references, live in , tfQ cook ing, some Associates .. ·H':z West State ht~usework . Phorie 992 -5397 or Street, Athens, Ohio ..5701, 7188 Pippin Road , Cincinnati , Ohio 992·3507. 45239. 1-14-3tc Plans and specifications may be picked up at the Archltect'-s office or at the Middleport VIllage Clerk's Office : -l'h West State Street, Athens , Ohio ~5701 ; Race Street , Middleport, Ohio. A deposit is required as called for in the " Instruction to Bid ders.," Bids shall be sealed and ~nclosed In a seated enveloped delivered to the Clerk's Office. 237 Race St ., Middleport, Ohio • 0> • LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO MOTOR VEHICL.E DEALERS . 1'1fE'lRD~~J~~N P.M. · The Station Day Before Publlcollon . Monday Deadline 9 a.m. Cancellaflon & Corrections Will be accepled until9 a.m. for Day of Publication REGULATIONS • . RATES l cents per Word one Insertion Minimum Charge7lc 12 cents per word three consecutive Insertions. 18 cents per word six consecutive Insertions. 5443 . J-- - - - - - - - - . . J for ·sale.· Brown 's. Phone 992- B-15-tfc - - - ---,..,...VACUUM CLEANER·. . Electro Hygiene New ~mon~trator ha s all cleaning · attachments plus the new Electro Suds for shampooing ca rpet. Only Wanted To Buy <;:i Will re-fin ish and restring if OFFICE HOURS necessary . Call 992-3214. 8:30a.m. to 5'00 p.m. Daily, 1-12·31c 8:30 a .m. to 12:00 Noon --...,..--'--:-----+ Saturday . WANTED to buy: H•rdesly's KOSCOT KOSMETI CS and wigs ' Hi storical and Geographical • ' . . FOUR NEW HOMES . OPEN FOR INSPECTION , ONE HOME IN RACINE TWQ HOMES tN SYRACUS!i D.NEHOME INMfDDLEPORT · , NO MO .. EY DOWN 100 PCT. FINANCING AVAILABLE A J bedroom $16,900,00 ~ome ,can '1>0 P<Jrchased wifh month I~ payment as-low as'$6~.00 for a family with~ base of SS,OOO.OO and' three thlidren. 7'1• Pet. annual oercet1tac1o ' a The Orchid Room . . ;==:::======_, INVENTORY S4LE Clearance Sale! Buy i\ny . Fuel Oi I SIEGLER . . HEAlER BILL NELSON, 912-3657 TOM CROW, 992-2580 CALL , HILTON WOLFE, 949-3211 DALE DUTTON, 912·2534 ' . RE,l,U.V A POLICE ANI>- $PtL.L.ED "t;~E SAL.T . SAAK&i't! . OFFICER 992-5786 . ' ' ' ' GEHREE You Buy Any Siegler Heater SEPTIC tanks clea'ned. Miller . Sanitation, Stewart, Ohio. Ph. 662-3035 . 2-12-tfc c"'"o =-N '"'T " 'R :::-A : -C :::T:::O:::R:-,---:D:-r-y--;Wa II Finisher and painting. Richard I. Dubbeld, phone 742-5825. 1·10-Stc Auto Sales 1972 MERCURY, 4,000 miles. Call 77J.S.119. 1·14-6tp - - - -- - house, bath , business, or storage building $6,500 . Phone 985-3529. TROPICAL 12-19-30tc FISH. fanty guppies, angels and breeders. Bellas and supplies. Phone '992-5443. 12-30-tfc insi de and out, no rust, white wi th red Inter ior . Phone SERVICE, George Grale. Rutland 742- UPHOLSTERING complete selection of fabrics . 5943 afte.r l p.m. and vinyl to choose from . 1·14-3tc Pick-up and deilvery. Slater Upholstering, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. phone 992-3617. 12-27-JOtp Real Estate For Sale 1 ACRE lot with view. near SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Tuppers Pla ins - $2,000. REASONABLE rates. Ph. 446· GOOD hay. Phone 992·3658. 4782. Gallipolis. John Russell, Phone 667-3978. 1-11 -6tc 1·14-2tc Owner & Operator. 5·12-tfc Mobile Homes For Sale NICE 2-story home with lull AUTOMOBILE insurance been basement. 2 lots. new forced cancelled? 1956 RICHARDSON 8 x 36, 2 Lost your air furnace . Near Pomeroy . bedroom - 5550 ; fuel oil operator's license? Call 992· Elementary School. Phone 2966. furnace, alllires on it . Phone 992-7284 to see. 992-7185. 6·15-Hc 1-14-Jtc 11 -7-tfc - - - - - - - - - --'-----BACKHOE AND .DOZER work. 60X12, 2-bedroom. all-electric, HOUSE . Phone 992-7394. Septic tanks Installed. George air conditioned, 8x20 ft . Porch l-13-6tc (Bill) Pullins. Phone 992-2478. and aluminum awning, . 4·2l-tfc alyminum skirting,. com - HOUSE, 1642 Lincoln Heights. Call Danny Thompson, 992· pletely setup . Beautiful O'DELL WHEEL allghment 2196. location. Owner leaving state. located at Crossroads, Rt. 124. Phone 949-4891 or 992-5272. Complete front end service, 7·18-tfc 1-10-tfc -37B_E_D_R_O_O_M - ra_n_c_h _ty_p_e_h-ome, tune up and brake service . Wheels balanced elec~--------...:...-, Arbaugh Addition, Tuppers Ironically . All work ------- - -- - - - Plain s. All new with total electric and central air guaranteed . Reasonable rate$. Phone 992-3213. conditioning, bath and 'I• fully 7-27-tfc carpeted, lull basement. - -- - -- - -gara~et in btisemh ent. See by C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer appo1n men , p one 992-2196 Complete Service or 992-3585. Danny Thomp~on . Phqne 949-3821 . Financing available. Racine, Ohio 12 30 -;-•f '· ; :~\ • Critt,. ~ra~ford ,·. 5·1·1fc S'IX ROOM house, 33 Butternut ·' Ave. Contact E~ Hedrick, 2137 SEWING MACHINES. Repair Wa_dsworfh Dnve, Columbus. service, all makes. 99i2284. Ohio, phone 237-4334. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. ', 11 -21 -tfc Authorized Singer Sales and Service. We Sharpen Sclsso'rs. FOR SALE by owner. We'll 3·29-tfc EXPERT ~55 , -GU'ARANTEE[).;. Phone 992· 2094 ''-MILLER MOBILE HOMES WEEKSPA'/- $5,000-THfofi Open a TIIS Monday thru Saturday 606 E. Main, Pomeroy,O. "NUI'F FO'TH' . FIEST 0' '/ORE. -'OLOAGE., HJ?,IN'T IT? • 0 ALL . 'WEATHER ROOFING . & CONSTRUCTION & PL\IMBING 0 .. • . co. 240 Lineoln st. tollddieJiort,.Ohlo Dbl Anthony Plumbing We have a complete Home Maintenance Service the year around. No maHer what your need. Com!Mte roof or spouting 111fNIIr. Interior ,or exterior ca.,.., try. Ceiling lilt and Plnefing ond Siding. Complete Plumbing & Healing. · · ely Number 91'2-2550 We have· 24 hr, e.mergency service. 992-5813 742-3947 992-389~ 742-4761 Wt are fully in&urtd /HAT IF WE: t>ON'r RE:Ol.Cf "ll'c 51ZE OF "ll'E PROJECT DAASlJ· CALLY WE'LL HAVE. iO A5K "ll'E '-~' BO'IRDTO CONDEMN .YO.J .•OF "UMIIN COURS~f.MAN DIJ!l£5.' I!V ....,_, AAE LOUSING UP HE'S DONe. Tf<E set!Ne S>DME· 'THING AWFUL ! . l . ~ IT ••• . ~ "'~ POMEROY ' · HOME & AUTO Wh4 mother can .;ave up enouqh of · a mou6e like chee.;e? 992-2094 ,., As <GOon a.; doe~> m4 606 E. Main., Po"'eroy ,I mo11e~! • . ~ ' ("'"\. I.'I OFFICE SUPPUES 1 F~lrgroun~ on Rt. ' 7 , by~··~: . ru ~~ ISHED and unfurnishe~ l~l"'~ li "<:~~~-<ft:·"i~ . Rear ' tires on and•off tread . ?bone 992-2272. . , , · · apMitments. Close lo school. Ri ar bumper with rear step and 1·3·30tc Phone 992·5434. troller ball hOle. S_H_OO _ T_I_N-:G- Ma - t-ch-,- Sa-1-ur-da y. I0·1B-Ile Stop In and See Our ~g~~~' c~~T;:re~r:~ 9." "trade in. Jan . 1l. al the Racine Planing Floor Display. one 1965 model 'I> ton Dodge BEDROOM mobile home in Mill at 6 p.m. Fattory choke 2 Racine 1220 Washington Blvd. area . Phone 991-6329. pickup truck . guns only. Assorted meat . PROPOS._L NO . 2 Belpre, Ohi.o 12-14- ttc Sponsored by the Syracuse Specifications same as proposal Fire Dept. miss our home, but It's too No. I. To be considered as a ' a.nd 2 bedroom trade In, one 1965 model 1h ton 1-12-3tc BEDROOM large fgr elderly couple . It's a READY -MIX CONCRETE de· FOR THE BEST deal in a new mobile homes. Adults only. International pick up truck . modern brick, J bedrooms, 2 or used mobile home, try livered right to your project. Phone 992-5592. baths, full basement, central Kanauga Mobile Home Sales, All trade.tns to be accepted at GUN SHOOT, Forked Run Fast and easy. Fr'ee 12·19-tlc Sportsman Club, Sunday , heating and air condlfloning1 estimates. Phone 992-3284. Kanauga , Qhio. the time of delivery of new Jan . 16, 12 noon . carpeted , heated swlmmina 12 -17190tc Goegleln Ready-Mix Co., truck , regardless of the LOTS. Bob's Mobile l-12·3tc TRAILER pool, large marble patio, mechanical condition of the From the largest T ••• ;:;: Middleport, Ohio. Court, Rt. 124, Syracuse, Ohio trade-ln. · ' large landscaped lot. t-'ric:e In MOBILE . HOME S. Larg e 992-2951. Bulldozer Rodlator to the 6-30·1fc Bidders to lurnlsh 1their own PUPPIES to give away to good fllties'. Terms. 719 McC41ioch selection 8 . 10 . 12 wides, 1 to 4 Smallest Heater Core. 4.2-tfc Bid Forms and submit bids for home. Phone 949·3621 . Rd., Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. Ph . bedrooms, bank repos and · Brown, Gallipolis. each propsal as numbered . -Nafllon lllggs · 1-12-Jtc 304-675-4888. used. some prcoctlcally new. Bids shall be pla inly marked Lawrence A snu·th 8pe t Radiator Specialist 1-9-61c · n '"Truck Bids" on the front of.the GUN SHOOT, Monday. Jan. 16, For Sale Save u~to "•· R. A. or Don GREY AND WHITE kitten, Christmas Day with his sealed envelope. Miller, 70S Farson Street. with flea collar in vicinity of 1 p.m. Racine Gun Club. SPINET CONSOLE PIANO Belpre , Ohio by Kaiser daughter and son-in-law, Mr. The County Commissioners McClure's Dairy Isle. Phone 1-14·2tc may accept the lowest bid or may ~e purchased by small Aluminum, phone 423-9531. 992-2892. and Mrs. Dan Smith and select the best bid tor the Inmonthly payments, see it 1-4-12tc 1-13-31c Ph. 992·2174 family, Cannel. tended purpose and reserve the .- WILL DO sewing . Very locally, write Cortland Music - - - -- - - - . r ight to reject any or all bids. or reasonable . Phone 992-7252. Co .. P. 0. Box 3l, Cortland, Charles Diehl is a patient at any part there of . 1·14-Jtc Ohio 44410. Auto Sales University Hospital in Board of County Com - - - - -- - - - 1·1 4-21p .;__ Colwnbus. mission~~sr tha Chambers, Clerk GUN SHOOT, Friday, Jan . 14, 6 \ \ \ .p.m. Racine American Legion NORWEGIAN Elkhound pups. 1968 MERCURY Monterey. 4 dr .• V·S, power brakes. power Mrs . Marion Howell of ___ _______ _l~~l_l_·!_' c on Mile Hill Rqpd. Assorted Phone 992-2362. sleer ing, radio - $975 . Phone Columbus spent a weekend ~-------------meats. Broker 985-3'127, Chester, Ohio. 1-12-6tc 1·11·4tC - -- - - , - - here witb relatives. Cl "f" d Ad I 110 Mechanic Street 1-12-4tp The Campmeeting Singers of ~ aSS I Ie S I Pomerov, Ohio 2 HORSE trailers and 2 registered Appaloosa ponies. 1961 FIAT, 4 door, exira good Dayton sang lo a full house at 1 I Phone 992-3989. shape, 48.000 miles . Carl OLDER HOME the local church Saturday ~ br j ng yDU . ~ 1-14-llc Findling , Alfred. 3 bedrooms, bath, large liv ing 1-12-3tp 1 evening. 1 extra cash and dining . Garage. Nice lol. WiliardFaudree is a medical STEREO-Radio Console . 4 · Charles Diehl, Mrs. Georgia I Only $10,000.00. patient at Veterans Memorial speed intermixed changer. 1970 W-30 OLDSMOBILE 442,4. BEDROOMS Diehl and Charles Anthony 11 for I Hospital with pneumonia. dual volume control , 4 outomallc, factorr ster~o Nice .living, . dining and break Dielil accompanied Mr. and 1 shopping sprees ~ Mr and Mrs R be I Allti speaker sound system, lovely tape. Lots of extras. Ike new. fast nook. Gas forced air Mrs. Ivan Diehl to Columbus 1 1 · . · o r _re Walnut fini sh. Balance 569.52. Caff 992-2441 after 5 p.m. furnace . Double Garoge. spent Sunday afternoon wtth Use our budget terms. Call 11 -28-tfc $14,500.00. Airport when the Ivan Dlehls - - - - - - - - - - - - - Chas. Alltires of Racine. 992-7085. RENOVATED re turned to their home in were Mr. and Mrs. Charles theMr· 1-12-61c 1971 CHEVY Vega , with 7 rooms, bath, gas furnace, . and Mrs. Kenneth Payne Rosenburg, Texas, after a ten Pickens and Sherry of and Judy Steinmetz and Freda paneling . 3 bedrooms 11 x 17. studded snow tires mounted . / STEREO, Early Ame rican day visit here. Garage . ~ acre . Only plus lwo extra regular tires, Williamstown, W. Va., Mr. and Carsey visited Mamie Newlun style, AM-FM combination, 4 $1,700,00 ; Also Teac stereo . $11,000.00. I I I I Mrs . Paul Meredith of . at a Columbus hospital where speaker sound system, 4 67 ACRES cassette player -recorder for speed automatic changer . Westerv'ille, Miss · Naomi she had eye surgery. · use wifh home stereo system 3 bedroom house, bath, furnace. Balance $79 .67. Use our drilled well . Barn, garage. $50; Phone 742-3887 or 742· Pickens of Athens, Mr. and _ Mt . and Mrs. Dale Whaley budget terms. Call 992·7085. 4447 from 9 ~ 30 a.m . to 2: JO Small stream. Some timber. 1·12-61c Mrs. Ri~k Selzer of Columbus, spent Saturday evening with · Only $9,500.00 THI$ MONTH. p.m. and after l p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Harhss Frank, the Robert Alki 114 ACRES 1-12-6tp ' TWIN NEEDLE Sewing Cattle farm . 2 borns, good Cathy and George Pickens of -......Mrs. Kathy J';~ of Cin~e have deducted the excise tax and Machine 1971 Model In walnut '65 CHEVY Slation Wagon, fences. 5 room house, bath, Long Bottom and Mr. and Mrs. cinnali visited her grandstand. All features built-in to phone "992-6256 after 5 p.m. g1ven ~ur profit to you. · forced air furnace. Only make fancy designs and do By Mro. Lyle Baldenon Steve Cowdery of Parkers· mothers, saturday at Holzer $18,000.00. 1-9·6tp stretch sew ing . Also but • • WE HAVE 32 A holiday party for the burg. . Hospital, Ava Gilkey and Mrs. tonhol~s, blind hems, etc. NEW71 CHEVY KINGSWOOD WAGON. Color seo oqua PROPERTIES FOR SALE 1967 .VOLKSWAGEN Beetle. l•imary Sunday School Class Mr. Mrs. Raleigh Hetzer Uncoln Russell. Other visitors S43.35 ·cash price or term s good shape, $995. Ph-one 742tinted alass, floor mats, door ed. auards. 4,season air, 25S HELEN L. TEAFORD, . available. Phone 992·5641. of the Reedsville United. and famtly of Akron and Mr. of Ava Gilkey were Mr. and H. P. 400 cu. ln. eng ., wh. covers, Comfortlll st: wheel, w·w ASSOCIATE 4211 . o r 742-4931. 1-12-6tc 992·3325 992-2378 Methodist Church was ·beld and Mrs .. Arthur Hetzer of Mrs. Clinton Gilkey, Tad and tires •. E. clock, P. B., radio, turbo hyd~omoflc. ;X,we; 1· 13-3tc 1-9-6tc steer~ng & brakes, luggage carrier. Retell $.!048.40. Dec. 20 at the home of their Belle, W. Va., were here to help Karen of Alban ' OUR CLEARANCE,PRICE $3810 Mrs~ Mamie YNewlun was leader, Mrs. Marlene Putman. celebrate the birthday of their Games were played and prizes mother' Mrs. Mallei . Hetzer. taken from a Columbus \ NEW 71 CHEVY ST. WAGON, Concours Estate, color red ,' , \ awarded to Carla Cowdery, Holiday guests at the h~me of hospllal to the home of her deluxe belts,. tinted glass, power falfgafe, floor mot1, rear Greg Wigal and Mike Griggs Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pickens daughter. Cards will reach her ""deflector. 4 seoson air conditioning, turbo hydromoflc, · 36" X 23" X.009 W and a small prize was given to were Mr. and Mrs. Harold at 10006th Av St Alb 307 V-8 engine, lugg~ge corrler, power steering, G78-2-w each quest. Refreshments of .saner, Mary Ruth and' Joy of Va e., · ans, · OFFICE HOURS 9: 30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE tires, wh. covers, P. B., rodlo, frt. & rear guards. Retail . $4614.45. . ' AT NOON ON THURS .) - EAST COURT ST., cake, Ice cream, pop and Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mrs. Letha .!,;owan caUed on POMER Y. OUR CLEARANCE PRICE SUf5 .I ' favors of marshmallow Meredtth and Roger of the Mike Epple~ saturday. She snowmen, candy c~nes . and Beverly, Mr: and Mrs. Denver . expeela to undergo cataract, NEW, 71 CH.EVY VEGA WAGON. 90 H.P. engine, balloons . Those atte.nding Weber, Davtd and Ma_rk, Mr. surgery in the near future . autom•ttc trans., body side mldg., />J8 whitewall tires · · besides those named · were and Mrs. Ernest ~tehead, ' Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hanning :j7~0_ 8;~dlo. choice of cofor, sa_ndalwood. !lttall w•~ USED OFFSET PLATES Darrell Henderson, Gary Jean , Ja.ne and Juh, and Kay visited l\lrs. Earl Foil Sr. and t HAVE ·· MANY USES· OUR CLEARANCE PRICE $2U5'' Griggs, Scott Pilloq, Ricky Balderson. · . the M. A. Epples Monday. Putman, Sherry ' Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barnhart Mrs. Weltha Clark is visiting ~ zo~ Karen HlDIIphrey who assisted .spent a few days with Sgt. and her soo and daughter-in-taw, the hoelellll. Unable to attend Mrs . Gary Barnhart and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark. due to lllnesl was Darlene family of F.ort Shaw. S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Waldeck . a for sr.oo SJS.OO Down1 New. Cars with ~w Car Titles & Warranty. Bafton. Mrs. Hazel l:lalders~n of of Glouster came to visit M. A. ·BaJance On Recent visitors at the Hetzer- Vienna, W. Va., was an ·Epples Sunday and took them Conv~nient Bile hcime were Mr.·and.Mrs. · overnight gues t at the to see their new .. grandTerms. '· ' Marl~ Heller of Toledo. Williams-Balderson hQme. daughter, the daughter of Mr. Dale Smith waa a patient at Mr. and Mrs. Dawaln Durst . and Mrs. Frank Epple Mid· .'r· the HaiRr Medical Center, and grandchildren visited with dleJl(JI"t · . ' O.lllpnl". . , Mrs. Shellie Petty at the Mr. and Mrs. Brown (Jean , 111 Court St. . PoMEROY, OHiO ~~ Yilitora of Mr. a.lld ChrisUan Anchorage Nurmng. Epple) also visile<j the Frank '· Pomeroy, 01:10 Open Eves. Til 'S . · · Ph-992-2126 . Mn. Walter Brown and David Home at Marietta. Epples Sunday. · [1 14' - 24' ··WiDE MERE'S 'NOTHER Pomeroy·Home &Auto · .-·'' --- - - - -- - ' 11UT IT IS MY FfiMtll HOPf. THAl YOU EMERGE FRO>I THIS fXP!RterK:f A SAP!li!R AHD 611~R CROOK! lfOI/I·'· - - - - -- ~-~ Lost - ----- SMITH NELSON . MOTORS. INC. Virgil B. ~ TEAFORD.! ___ ___ SR. ACROSS I. Primrose ROCK BOTTOM· ICES ON HarrisonviUe Society News 5. Coc km·~· ·:-o . idol 8. Sinn Fl"in land 9. Jnfl!rior 13. Wot·k o11 copy 14. Cling 15. Vitalit y 1.6. Gi'll<"k Jetter 17. Shmt· legg<'d DICKT~CY ' =AMERICA··s :YOP CARS. - ........,,, 1 CONF!'SS EVERYTHIHIS, EXCELLENct!'S! MEfi.CY1 11 WM; THE FoREIGN ·The Daily Sentinel .. ·, ' II t) fBELTOT I) 11-IE 6Ur.l.t\AN AND HIS 6UN DAN6ER'OJ5. WE~ • J {' "'" ••••n••J u , POUND CROUP ASYLUM SIPHON Pina- 11 fore" man Dlsen-" FOKGEP ANTIQUES•. . •!umber Tbl l5 JJRE%-COOE l"HING 15 ~ P1661{! llod~ed Curr••nt Put to pas tun• Cay, e.g. •I l' \ lAlLY l'RYI''l'OQUOTE - Here's how lu work il : [ AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW One INlet· simply stands for a1iolher. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single lctt@rs, . apostrophes, 'the length and formation of the words are aU . - - - - - - - - ---, hints, Each day ihe code letters arc different. ' · These Prices Are Mo.re Tl&i,n ·· ' Right - THEY']fE LOWtRI • . . FOIITUNATELI{/M.NOT IAIORRIEO AA'< MORE BECAU~e t KNOW I A Cn,rptogram Quolallon HAVE A 6000 ATfORI'if'<... Z}; f'HWZ WAI ME XA US HWZ HM SKHS ( VKWXK YOUR CHEVY ·DEALER IUEXAA OM YUEL SK A ltET IIN UA HOR KH CA. -- N l! SWZ l t:ECAU P Yc>lerday'~ Cryploquolc: THE MOll IS MAN VOLUNTAR- · ~;;~~~!~b~J n,y DESCENDING TO THE :X A'l'l! llE 0~' l"HE BEAST.ll.ALPll WALDO E:IIEHSON . (C 1972 King- l ..eaturti!l Syndica te, ,.·. \ rn('.; -/ / /'" .~, -. ------ ----, ,. . . -- . -~ - . M'l PROeLEM ,, I CAN NEVER TEI.L JOHN DOE FRo\\ RICHARD RO€. ~ •i l! •• !i 1:ll '1.I AXEZELWXH N TMA EY VKHS POMEROY MOTOR CO. •/ KI I I I ~u~Jd . ,. a- (fall) 29. Cubic meter 33. Out or work 34. Exploit 36. Brief plungr 37. Be equal "Three" lit Italy . ·3 ROOMS ·: NEW· . FlJRNITURE .'349.95 21. Infuriated v--"'""':T"-n-1 28. Thrice W0MA11 'S FAULT. I WA~APOOR BUT HONEST PE1711LER 0~ N. W. COMPTON, O.D•. I, -" 19. Island ncar Fm·mosa 21. Lat•gc dish 22. Set asid•· 23. Alumnus, for sh01t 25. Stalker's pr(ty pale Aluminum sheets dr~·town as a diSCOUIIt 16. "'East of doctor'li course 23. Forlitud•· 24. Prct~nd 2$. Fundraisers' campaign 26. Deadly -...,---- - . OPTOMETRIST first crv 2: Assistant 3. He runs, passes and kick; 4.Ail-up 5. H<· mtened 6. Forti fica· tion 7. Uzbck bor· - lett. .............. fol'lll four ordl11a11 won1. Wyo., cit. 21. Futun• CLEARANCE - -- - -- For Sale DOWN 18. wad•·•i ~thllt!lllarJum•l-. 40. For each U . Pieced · ·(out) 20. Ala., Chevrolet Wagons •q? ·JJ&MOOIY!:•~~.~:'::f' '-tr.: 1. Chick's hor,;e~ ON 3 NEW 1971 Reedsville News, Notes • "f Vfb!!el ·Alignment · . containing ouHine map and H·7B ·I5·1P-Bias b~lte.d .highwa y tread' ti'res front and spare ; 1HAT 'IO!J'RE l· l2-61c News Notes . odlst Jan. 9 at the Free Me..th . Church was 106. . Mrs. Gerald (Katby) PuJIJns Is a patient at Holzer Medical Center with a back injury suffered in an auto accident while laking their son Junior Pullins to the Columbus Airport. The car, driven by Mr. Pullins, slipped on icy highway : causing the accident. Mrs . Cora Renshaw is visiting her daughter and sonin-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charley • Make r.eservat!ons for your private parties. banquets, speci'al occasions . . Ideal ·for meeting place with .or wllhouf kitchen . privileges; , '· . · · individual Catering Will seal up to 150 people. 992-3975 - his tory of Meigs County, Thru Jan. 15. 1970 INTERNATIONAL pick up, published 1883 by H. H. model llOOD. phone 6636. Hardesty and Co., Publishers. 1-14-Jtc Write One ita M. Hutton, ·301 Kenilworth Dr ., Akron , Ohio ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _.....:__ _..J 1965 MERCURY Comet. 2 door, HARRISON'S TV and Antenna 443 13. 6 cylinder, standard, good Service. Phone 992-2522. · t.1J.6tc LONG BOTTOM - Five room molar, new tires, body A-1 -6·10-tfc Laurel Oitf RAIN, HEAT OR 6LOOMV NIGHTS --- Phone . available. Phone 992 -5641. 200 Gallons Fuel Oil When For Rent , . . b€~R.VE& A#.JOTl-l E R I ,. . '' $27.50 cash price or terms Illustrated , In ac cept,nce with Sec . 307.86 5113. of fhe revised code, sea led bids 12-31-tfc will be recel¥ed by the M eigs County Comm issioners j n their off ice in the Court House, ABOUT YOUR WEIGHT ,... ~omeroy, Ohio -45769 , until 10 :00 overweight ladies. teens and A.M . on February 1, 1972 ; at men interested in a Weight ~60, ·-- whi ch time and place the bids Watchers ( R) Class In . The envelope shall be en - will be opened and read aloud Pomeroy write: Weight dorsed as follows in the UJ!Per tor the following motor watchers ( Rl. 1863 Section lefl hand corner: ·- vehicles . Proposal tor Rd., Cincinnati, Ohio 45237. 2 BEDROOM mobile home. 12 x All bids must be submitted in (Indicate Class of Work) two proposals. Each proposal to 10-3-tfc . 60. adults only . Phon~ 992· ·For · meet the spec ifications and 5443. ( lndicateProiectl conditions as follows. SAVE up to one half . Bring your 1-ll ·tfC Add itional information may P ROPOS"L NO . I sick TV to Chuck"s TV shop. be secured from the Office of on·e 1972 model pick up truck . 151 Butternut ·Ave., Pomeroy. NEW I-BEDROOM, double Auble -Mitcheii - Burges.s & 8 fl . narrow (step side) bed. Phone 992-5080. Associates, olh W. State Athens, Wheel base suitable for the 8ft . 'wide, mobile home on lot in Ohio 45701. 11 -21 -tfc bed . Syracuse . Co~plet ~ ly fur Each bid must be ac - Standard cab w ith ca b lights . nished. Phone 992-2441 after 5 companied by a bid bond of 10 5000 lb. G .V .W . or heavier . WANT WORK at home ad· p.m . pet. Of the proposed contr•ct at JSOO tb . minimum rear ax le . dresslnQ and stuffing en the time of bid opening and the J speed fully synchronized 1-3-ttc velopes"!" Rush self-stamped successful bidder will be transmiss ion , column shift. envelope to F. Uribe, Box 36, required tq_ post a 100 pet. Heavv duty cl ut ch. NICE trailer, 1 bedroom, ideal Albany, Ohio, 45710. perform I net bond based on hIs 300 c_u . in . V-t vpe motor or lor ~ouple , jiO miles north of J.6.ffc bid total. This amount must be larger . Pomei-oy, $65 a month . Phone stated In dollars and cents . lSOO lb . minimum front springs. 992-7479 . The owners reserve the right 1700 lb . minimum rear sprihgs . STILL Target~Shootc:· Sunday , 1-4-tfc to relect any or aH bids, or to Au:~~iliary rear springs. Jan . 16, 1 p. ., Rullana Gun ac cept the bid which embraces Power steer ing and powe'r , . Club on New Lima Rd. such combination of alternate brakes. 1 BEDROOM trailer apart. 1 - 13 - 3!~ propos-als as may promote the Combination parking and ments. idetil for couples . best Interests of the Village of directional tights, front . Contact McClure's Dairy Isle, V.F.W. Gunshoot, nbon, Sun' . Middleport. Combination tail , stop , and 992-5248 or 992-3436. day, Jan . 16, Broad Run Gun Gene Grate, Clerk directional lights, rear . 1-9-12tc VIllage of Middleport Traffic hazard switch . Club, New Haven, sponsored 112) 24, 31 (I) 7, 14, 41 Full width foam seat . by Posl 9926. Mason, W, Va . Heater & defroster . 1·13-3tc NEW, 12 x 60. 2 bedroom mobile Wind shield washer & 2 speed home acr oss from Bradbury wiper . Schooi.Call 992-5308 or see West coast Jr . mirrors, Rh & SEWING In my home. Will Charles Lewi s, 2nd house Lh . make drapes, cushions. south from Bradbury School. Heavy dutv battery . Phone 992-6879. Pe ts welcome. 42 amp or larger alternato r . 1-3-12tp Instrument ammeter , tem 1-14-lfc perature and oil pressure -----~ gauge. INCOME TAX service. daily GARAGE apartment, 4 rooms Heavy duty front & rear shock except Sunday, evenings by and bath, unfurnished,' adults absorbers . appointment . Mrs. Wanda only. Phone 773·5648. ByBerthaParker Side mounted spare wheel and Eblin, .Laurel Cliff Road, 1 1-14-31p sabbath School ~ttendance tire. mile wesl of Meigs Co.u[I\X, , , , , . .. CREEiil SF\1(5 I CAN'T STOP MAKIN' MV APPOII)!TED ROUNDS FER SNOW, ' ' 1-14-liC Park view Kennels, Phone 992· . ' Encyclopedia ~ Fa rm. . Bur eau , POODLE puppies, Sli ver Toy, 25 Per Cent Discount on paid OLD FURNITURE. Round Oak ads and ads paid within 10 tables, Brass beds, dishes, days. clocks, and -.or c.omplete CARD OF THANKS households Write M.Ohio D.. & OBITUARY Miller, Rt . 4,. Pomeroy. SL50 for 50 word minimum . Call 992·6271. Each additional word 2c. BLIND ADS Add itional 2Sc Charge per USED GUITAR. 'any condition. Notice L ·· BUT IT 001\J''r SAV . .A DADBURN WORD . ABOUT FISHIN' UH·· LET'S SEE · ·TH' MAIL TOTERS' · Business SetVic~s .~ DON'T PUMP your sluggish septic tank .. Get Kl~an - Eml · All Septic. Tank Cleaner . _:_-~--­ - ON ·YOUR DIAL For W~!!nt Ad Service ·· \ ' -'· WMP0/1390 responsible for more than one Incorrect Insertion. I COAL, limesfone . Excelsior Salt Wor ks. ·E. Ma in SJ .• Pomeroy. Phone 992-3891. 4-9-tfc J:o You right to edit or reject any ads deemed objectional. The publisher will not be ' Landmark Pom,r oy .. That Listens The Publisher. reserves the Advertisement. ~ .; F01 Sale· ·'·' WANT ADS LEGAL NOTICE Sealed propos.als will be recei ved at the Village Clerk's Office, Middleport Village '"'~-.. • G::x,o l ··_/ -. - ·- - ' l �I I ·-· 10..:.111e DellySentlnel,Mlddleport·Pomeroy, o., Jan. l4, 1972 W. T. Simmons Died Thursday ·Syracuse two sons, Ernest E., Torch, and COOLVILLE - WUbert T. (Casey) Simmons, 61 , ·eoolville, died Thursday night at tile Camden-clark Ho5pital in Parkeraburg following an extended illness. Mr. Simmons was born at Jackson Mi)i, W.Va., the son of the late James W. and Ida Fultineer Simmons. He was qloyed with the Baltimore and Ohio RaUroad until 1962 whtn he was forced to retire due to iU health. He was a meJllber of the Torch Baptist Church and the Brotherhood of ll4ilroad Maintenance of Way Men. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Florence Gorrell Simmons; - Donald· W., of Belp're; a brother, Lawrence, Coolville; three sisters, Mrs. Lora Clem, Coolville; Mrs. Beulah Buckley , Marion, and Mrs. Irene Brownfield, Belpre ; three grandchildren, Randy, Shane and Tobie, and several nieces and nephews. Two brothers and three sisters preceded him in death. ·· Funeral sen:ices wiU be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the White Funeral Home in CoolviUe with the Rev. Harold Lemley of· ficiating . Burial will be in the Baptist Church Cemetery at Torch. Friends may call at the funeral home any time after noon Saturday. Squalh Split · In Trro (Tames Delaye4 7·% Pay _Hike Approved (Continued from page I) · wAsHINGTON (UPI) -In a the board said the "preponder· that wUI cost IOOl'e than 100,000 workers abould ..-1ft 1 MSyracuse Home Utilities, who ruling thai wUI affect .mlllions ance" of retroactive pay wUl workers about f353 each in cent-en.Jidur rille, IM'•;,d of had met with council earlier to RACINE - Southern and of /.mericaris, the · Pay Board now ' qualify for payment, wages. · · . 51 cents called lor In ttie· COli' ask a gas rate increase, Federal Hocking took one has decided that anyone who althol!llh there (ll~y be a f<:W Last week the board decided tract. I~ llllld,buwe-, tbat tile pointed out that the gas game each in tile seventh and was due a raise during .last casea which exceed 7 per.cent that the 1u per cent first1'1!ar bther 17 cenll ftu1c! be added company had not had a rate eighth grade basketball games year's wage-price freeze but and would be covered by the aerospace industry pay raise jJI1 in the eecood year d the increase since 1962. played at lfederal Hocking didn't get · 11 because of the new ruling. • · . was too high, On Thursday It three-year contract. Wingett asked the gas Thursday evemng. ' freeze may now be reimbursed · Only During Freeze .'· decided .the amount of' the company to permit the village Tile seventh grade contest . '-PI'Ovided the raise dQesn'l The ruling affects only pay · increase should be 8.3 per cent. solicitor to go 'over the cqm. · w?s won 30 to 14. by Southern exceed 7 per cent. . deferred during the 91Mlay By its a to 2 vote, the board POTLUCit PLANNEP pany 's books, to approve the w1th Boso scormg 10 and The fact that such a free~. Most raises due after decided that the aerospace !< family potluck dlnller.wUI rate increase with the. price Dunning 7. Southern remams repayment would be made the freeze ended were granted, be held when the S!llla!lury commission and to submit . undefeated at S.U. !'or Federal became a sure thing when but not retroactively, provided PTA meets at 8;30 p.m: anothet five year contract. Hocking high scorer was Congress pass ed, and ·they met control guidelines. Tuesday at the school. There 1 White agreed. Council' will call Butcher With 4. President Nixon Signed, a law In another actiOn Thurscjay, TAKEN TO HOSPITAL will ~ a white elePhant sale a special meeting to vote on the In the eighth grade contest requiring it; but !he amount the Par_ Board finished trim· The Pomeroy E·R squad ~d !JI~C .will be pn!Vided by increase. Federal Hockmg won ea~Ily, 56 had been in doubt smc~ th~ law nung I!Bck the ae~ospace in· answered a call at 12:43 a.m. R. J. BrOW!Iing. Dale Han:il9n Mayor Herman London to 38. For Southern Dunnmg led only said the retroactive pay . dustry contracts, m a move Friday to the Leonard Lulls' wiD auction the sale. Families presented a letter from the all scorers with 19 followed by hike could .riot ·be ford home on the Atllens road. are .asked to ·lili !heir llema PoinTView Cable Television Roberts with 8. For the win- ''tmreasonably inconSistent'' LOC~L TEMPS . Mr. Lunsford, wl)O was ill, was- wrapped, bring tllelr own talile . service which read as follows: hers; high scorer was Ogg with with the Pay Board's stanTemperatqre in downtown taken to V~terans Me~orial · service, ·and a ·~· dish. ' . "We are extremely ·in- 12. .. ! Pomeroy Friday at ll a.'!l. was HoSpital where he was ad· C<lffee and Kooi·Aid will be dards. . teres ted in Syracuse, and in South~rn will play at Eastern The freeze lasted from Aug. 32 degrees under cloudy skies. mitted. . provided. fact did a complete Th d J 20 t 4 30 urs ay, · an . a : p.m. I 15 to Nov. 13. A spokesman for Richey, Fla.; Mrs. Mildred engineering survey and strand • Scarberry, Racine, and Mrs. layout for the SyracuseMacel Balrer, East Liverpool, Minersville area. "This survey indicated that and two brothers, Robert U would require 6.77 miles of Pickens Densmore, of Akron, and Martin Pickens, East coaxial truck and feeder cable, ' plus and unspecified amount. of Liverpool. Funeral services will be held subscriber cable and material was "shocked" by the action and said charges of mismanaging .... at I p.m. Sunday at the Ewing to serve the area . At the same the cou.ntry's .affairs were "preposterous." time, our engineers deter· Funeral Home with the Rev . .. NEWARK, OHIO -DONALD MESSER, JR., 19, of rural St. Charles Hand officiating. mined tl)at service would be available to 342 homes if this Burial will be in the Letart Louisville ' who had never been in trouble with the law before' . Falls Cemetery. Friends may service were constructed. will serve. at least 22 months in prison because he wanted a glass It costs something more than call at the funeral home of beer last Aug. 17. Messer and three friends went to a !!Jl1111ller $5,000 per mile to construct and cottage and were taking some beer from a keg on the porch. anytime. Ta!!e. a,dvantage of the special January Sale price~ aH o.y er install cable TV·to a new area. Messer said one of his friends went into the house and was caught the store. Big Furniture S.ale on the 3rd floor. Spec1al p~i~es General consensus in the in· by the shotgun-wielding owner. dustry holds that it is essential on womens and -chUdrens ready-ta-wear • RCA .TeleVISIOn As a result, Messer pleaded guilty to the charge of burglary to pass about 40 active, paying of an inhabitated building in the night seasop and was sentenced Sets • Luggage. Bedspreads. January Sale on the 1st floorsubscribers per mile of cable. · mens and boys wear . Housewares sp.ecials , Hosiery • Based on a 60 home per mile Wednesday to 5-to-30 years in prison. The charge has no Womens Sleepwear. house count to obtain 40 provision for probation which means Messer will not be eligible .forparole for 22 months. He will serve his time in the Mansfield customers (and this is being generous) it would require a Reformatory. minimum of 406 customers in It'll pay you to look around on a II three floors- and to shop in WASHINGTON- CLEVELAND AND seven other cities in DELAWARE, Ohio (UP! ) - this service area to make cable every department now during the January sales event. Attorney William Kunstler, TV a feasible undertaking, the country will share $160 million in federal money in the next terming American law a even with two-thirds saturation three years in an "across-the-board attack on str~t crimes," "tyrant," said here Thursday of all homes. Therefore, you Vice President Spiro T. Agnew announced Thursday. SHOP FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS 'TIL 9 "We hope to reduce street crimes and burglaries by 5 pet. in night it "is used to control can see that we are un· those who are controllable and derstandably reluctan.t to five years in each of the cities," Agnew said. The other cities are to destroy those who are not undertake this construction Atlanta, Newark, N. J., Portland, Ore., Baltimore, Dallas, until some growth occurs in the Denver and St. Louis. Agnew said the program soon wUI be ex· controllable." community. panded to possibly 10 other cities and "ultimately we hope it will "Although the law sounds like sowe.thing noble and good, "We would consider such be in operation in virtually every city in the nation with a the.law is a tyrant and I spend building if a sufficient number significant crime problem." most of my time trying to of Syracuse residents would destroy the system," said agree to pre-register for cable Kunstler who gained publicity service and to agree to keep through his defense of the cable TV for a minimum one "Chicago Seven " and the year period. Please be advised that we are keenly interested in Berrigan brothers. "I am not opposed to the Syracuse, that we consider it basic system of government, an 'area of likely growth, and ·but I am opposed to the system that we would welcome which succeeds in implanting questions and comments." attitudes such as rich is bette.r The mayor was asked to than poor, white is better than direct a letter granting perblack and that our society is mission to the cable service to good because we have a high make a suryey of the area. Council approved the slate of standard of living. "This society would destroy officers for the fire and anything in its way if there is emergency departments the slightest threat to what is submitted by Eber Pickens. considered its vested interest," Officers of the fire company. he said. "My goal is to speak as are John Koehler, president; Lavendar, vice long as I can speak and to tell Larry Kenny Rizer, president ; this story." JANUARY 15 secretary, and Eber Pickens, treasurer. Officers of the emergency unit are Larry Lavendar, chief; Eber Pickens, assistant chief and Kenny Rizer, ~ap­ tain. Fire department officers ) are Ralph Laven dar, chief; · Kenny Rizer, assistant; Bill Rizer, captain, and Bill Rice, lieutenant. Myrtle Wolfe Died -Thursday RACINE - My.rtle Mae Wolfe, 70, Racine Route 2, died Thursday at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Wolfe is survived by her husband, Robert; a daughter, Mrs : Mary Kesterson, Pomeroy; four sons, Charles, Columbus, and Jack, Bobbie Joe and Paul, all of Racine; 15 grandchildren, seven greatgrandchildren (one of the granddaughters , · Judy Flowers, was reared by Mr . and Mrs. Wolfe); four. sisters, Mrs. The! Sarson, Racine ; Mrs. Jessie Lisk, Newport Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - Victoria Arnold, Syracuse; Elizabeth Potter, Guysville ; Raymond Salser, Middleport. DISCHARGED - Kathie Quivey, Gene Congo, James Hamesley, Joseph Segreves, Gary Hysell, Henry Werry, Ernestine Werry, Violet Me· Donald, Arthur Fletcher, Rolla Rowan, Minnie Carroll, Lillian Walker. MEIGS THEAll\£ Tonight & Saturday January 14·1S A MAN CALLED SLEDGE (Technicolor) James Garner Dennis Weaver " GP" HOW TO COMMIT MARRIAGE (Technlcolorl Jane Wyman Bob Hope Jackie Gleason " GP'' THE BEGUILED Disney Cartoons Elberfelds In Pomeroy Are Open Tonipt, Neiv~:n~~u!! p!~riefs Friday and Tomorrow Night, Saturday Until 9 O'Cock Attitudes, not The System, is Kunstler Fight . ' ' Community College Plan • '· Launclied at Rio·.GraDde I BY CHET TANNEHILL Florida: All must sign, for the resQiulion to "In essence," he ·cqncluded, "Rio RJO GRANDE- Pel!dlng final ap- become law. GrandeCollegeisextendingtothecitizens proval by ~ Vinton County board of Two year <If this district the use not only of its $10 cCIDIIJli8e[OIIel's, action w.as taken here Dr. . Christensen explained that the million campus, . 'but also its · highly . Friday nilbl to insure a hlf:loric upgrading two-year community college would be qualified staff. •' · cl edueational opportunity lor .Young administered by nine trUstees, six apThe proposed. community college people <If V.~ton, Ga11ia, . Meigs and poi~ ted by the county commisSioners and would~ operated by student tuition, state : JackJOI! CQ~~~~ties' · · · . • three by the governot. II would utilize Rio f~ds' and dis.ll'lci funds . Und'l{ the · · A resolution is expected to be ap- Grande College buildings, land and per: coinmunity college ,plan, a studenf'Jivil\g proved within a ·week or 10 days that will sonnet throl!llh a contractual agreement. in the district could pay a maximum of create a.community college district of the The college will continue to operate as a $600 annually in tuitio~, while Ohio tC!W' counties Qlat will be housed on, and four-year private institutioq. ' residents outside the district would pay a ~ facilities of, Rio Grande College; "For ' many years," · said Dr. slightly higher rate. The State would . : M~eting for dinner · in the college Christe~n, "tile Board of Trustees of Rio contribute heavily. t;~feteria, commissioners of the foil! .Grande College has sought ways ·and Tuition and fees for the c\lllllllunity coynties r~ewed afterward with Dr. means of offering greater educational college would be determined by the ' Alphus R, Christensen, president ·of Rio · opportunities to the high school graduates community college trus~s. llrande Cpllege, the development bf , the <If this region. The idea of permitting a Resolution Signed Community college plan bere and went · community college to be housed on Its Signing the resolution were, from . through U!e fonnallty <If signing ~ . eani~us seems io be ihe mdst feasible, . Gallia, Commissioners Joe Miller and Joe . reaol~on ln!Piementing t.t. ' . · '. since it l)rlngs the opJJOrtunity for higher Stewar\; .from Meigs, Charles R. Karr, .. · SilbcOIIImjssioners did ~ot · sign ·tt, education within ti)e reach pf any qualified '.St., and from Jackson, Joe Conge~ Eddie .Jtobert €lark aQd ·warden Ours of·Meiga "!rig'li school gr~du~te. :.: . ..,.,, · . , , , ,. MichaeiJ aiiii.Wendell Jones. Board clerks .,,:~I).'~~: ill ~· ~biE to ~t~;- . :·: ; .. ' 1~urth~tntore',." tlie . iitesldent Said, .. ai~nding were Martha Chambers, Meigs ; ClarenceJohi)sonof,Ga!llaOCowilf,al!io.ID, "the •community college, ·with its Morton Dickey, · Gallia; James Hoover, Bnc! the Vinton coniinissloners, Raymond Technical 'facet, provides for the ' Jackson, and. Glen ·Peters, Vinton. CottriU and Owen· Harper, who .we~ developmentofaskillforthosewhodonot Earliest expected date to be~in the present, and RObert Bethel, on vacation m choose the ·baccalaureate route. (Continued on page 2) WEAntER REPORT . VOL. VI ·-NO. 51 .. - -·· _,_:...:....,_ Elberfelds In Pomeroy "R" SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. 30 PAGES Pomeroy-Midd~eport _;:...._ ________ MEETING SET A county-wide prayer meeting will be held at 2 p.m. ·sunday at the Pomeroy Lower Light Church. seven I 8 AM ·6 PM 1. DISCOUNT It's never too early to start saving regularly for your kids' educat ion . And a Sav ings Account is an )deal startin g place. It's insured. And you'll get a good steady interest on you r money. No mauer what. '' Yes, we have juns, all kinds; regular, mod, bultOn front, flares, brushed denim, ' Yes, Alterations Are Available little jackeu and insulated vesu. All Accounts In sured Up To$20,000.00 Continuous Service On Fridays 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Insulated Cover Suits, Coveralls, Windbreakers and Overalls Are On·Sale! her dismond fVBdding ring . Member Federal Deposit InsUrance Corporation ' I . ' Since 1872 b~ Design so unusual so broa<h· tlkingly beautiful, all mire. Eight beautiful diarnonds I set a circle of lOIIi!. commercial reaL, estate, traveling extensively throughout the country · ·He continued his deep interest in his home county. , Mr. Evans was born Dec. 31, 1893, at Cadmus, son of Lewis E. Evans and Bertha M. Keller Evans: ' :..~ ', He married Elizabeth Lewis fri 1915 in Cihcinnati. She sw'vives, along with three C\ltldren, Mrs. Harry K. (Eva) Milia, Robert L. Evans, and Mrs. Jerry E. MlUer, all of Gallipolia; 1() grandchildren, six great-grandchildren, and these . brothers and· sisters, Emerson E. Evans, Lester K. Evans, both of Gallipolis; Mrs. Leland (Gertrude) Howard, Californl.a; Mrs. Frank (Ahna) Hutchinson, Daytona Beach, Fla., and Mrs. Ruth Bowman, Daytona ,Beach. The following brothers and one sister preceded him In death: John Everett · Evans, R. A. Evans, C. L. Evans, Ben • Evans, Hollis Evans and Allee Ev~. He was a· member ·of Grace Uruted Methodist Church of Gallipolis, a trustee of Rio Grande College for a number of years, (Continued on page 2) Than 11,()()() ..:__ All Sales Final! • I pn, Febmary 2 is Set Don't Miss This Sale! "Your Clothing dollar~­ farthttr at Landmarkl . For ]Qb• Deadline Sri!~& lltlp. Gall and 1111111 Cunlitll · Slllll Oplli k-511. II &. Sllllan o,.l 24 llaan ·· .• You Can luy at Lonll••rk lveryOne C:.nl .- I • ' WASHING'X'ON - The U. S. Civil Service Commillilln has Informed ~ Clarence. E. Miller that appUcatl0111lor iunu!Mtr employment with federllaaenci• muat be submitted to the Cfmmilllon ftll later than February 2. · ~ Miller ·urpcl all .thoee ln*atecl In ennnw federal employment to cmtact bli Wlihlnlton office !or a free booklet outllnlnl the application · J11'11Cl8dln1, Tbe addrua Ia: Ill CIMon HOllie Olftce 8~, Walhlngton, D. C. IIIII. •PQ.¥!,_2Y · lANDM~f!! . Our New Spring stock is arriving, out goes winter stock. Our loss is your REP. WELKER . \ Pa~ HQ Will Hold .. · Onto its NeUtral;ty ' ' . ATHENS,' Ohio (UPI) ,;_ The State DemOQ"atlc Party headquarters · is exPeeled to remain neutral in 'the support of candidate~ for the Democratic Preald,entlal nomination detpile state ' P,Brly Chairman WUI~ai!J A. Lavelle's endorsement of Maine Sen. Edmund s. Muskie. ,. · Lavelle·, who announced his ·endonement 41 Murtte In Columbus Thursday, ..ld· he made the decbion as an individual, not In · his capacity as . party chairman. Families THREE SECTilJNS __________ Gallipolis-Point ____;::.._ Pleasant •• Rock . 0~ · 'J A""'es• • .1'2.8' • M.ay rr.umble Down .L 1 MORE ROCKS - The driveway between the Pomeroy l'ost Office and the Pomeroy Publlc Ubrary, aa It loob since a rock fall occurred on Dec. 3, Unof· ficiaUy, it is reported thatfunda are being sought to remove the rock and repair the rear of the present post office building. A Rew''report Saturday from the Ohio Bureau ofMinesindlcatea that more rock falia will be coming. The picture above shows the cliff in the background; rocks strewn toward the postoffice which is out of sight in foreground, right. Unstable Above Pomeroy POMEROY - More rock falls from the cliff back of and above much of the Pomeroy business district can be e1pected ·according to the Ohio Bureau of Mines·. The prospect, a Bureau of Mines report indicates, is a clear and direct hazard to property and lives. The report indicating that rocks wiU . fall again near the Pomeroy Post Office the location of a serious fall In December '- beliind the courthouse and near · the Pomeroy Masonic Temple (we well as in other locations) has been received here by Atty. Frank W. Porter. Porter requested an examination and study by the Bureau following the December fall which caused heavy damage to the Pomeroy Post Office. The report signed by Ralph Dean and Arnold E. Snowden says: "At the request of Interested residents <If the VIUage o1 Pomeray Ralph Dean, deputy mine inspector, and Arnold E. Snowden, chief, Ohio Division <If Mines, visited . the. village and made an examination . Qf the rock slide ih8t oc· curred early in December causing ex· tensive damages to the post office. The I . base of the cliff was checked from Breezy ·Heights road to a point near the POmeroy Motor Co. garage. spokesman Friday: "In our optllion, there Is a possibUity "Cooperation and patience are needed of another slide occiiiTing at lbe same during the next few days. We are working .locatioo as lllere Is another large rotk as quickly,a$ possible to get the job dOhe." . that ts appereatly cracked 1ooee from Final payments for. the construction the cliff~ And H appears that the crack phase of the system were made Wed· utends the eatft wldtll of tile oat· nesday night. . . rroppiDg and stone. ' Nardei Contracting of Bridgeville, "During the eumllliltiOil of tlie cliff Pa., received a c.heck for $166,034.64 and several several other locatioa& were Caldwell Tank Inc. was given a check for observed where lbe Ame e~~•dtllon . ~17,793.13. Association directors held back existed and there Is a 'potenllal haurd $11,000 until clean-up operations beginning . from slides at lbese locallou. One Is . (Continued on page 2) located directly behind the cOIIrlhoue Water Moving into •l 1 M • . l es . o a · z ns 114 M . BY DALE ROTHGEB JR. KANAUGA - After iive and one-ball years of anticipation, tribulations and hard wotk, the Gallia CoUnty Rural Water System is in business. Water began flowing through the 114mile system 'l'hursday, making real wbat skeptics i)ad called a lal!llhabie, dream, Although water associat!Oh persoimel began turning on meters for subscribers Thurscjay, it Is a time-consuming project, as oc~up~nts must bt availabe when valves are opened. Said an association .- 15 CENTS _:__.......:_.:.__ Cli ' Huvy j11ckets, thin jackeu, big jackeu and RUTlAND Member F~deral Reserve System . pennanent press. Plains, sll'ipes, designs. Serving M,.eigs County ____:_..;.;.......__:.::.....:..:_:..::.._... Lr.w•m • POMEROY Reaching More POMEROY - State Representative Ralph Welker has announced his candidacy for the Republiean nomination to the ·General Alsembly from the 92nd House District. This district iJ COlllp!iaed· II. all of County, all cl Gallia County, all of ,Meiga. County, and the townshl]lll of Aiaander, Lodi, Cattllage, and Troy of Athens County. Welker was firltelected to the General Assembly in 11185 from Meigs County and · after re-epportionment has been eleCted ' · three times from the 27th House District which il\cluded the Counties of Athens, Gallia and Meigs. During his four terms as State RepresentaUve Welker has served on the . Education and Highways Conunlltees and ASSOCIATION OFFICERS - Directors of the Gallia County Rural Water as chairman of the State Government Association got together Thursday when water began flowing from the 114 mile Committee, the ·Agriculture and Concounty-wide water syatem. The project cllmu'ed over five yelji's of hard wo~k . servation Commiltee and iJ presently Water association officers are left to right, Walter Neal, secretary; Mrs. Beulah chairman of the Agri-Business Conimittee. Mitchell, ~urer; Ishmael Gillespie, president and Merrill McCormiS)t, vice· Welker is a member of tile Amerlean .president. · Legion, The Farm Bureau, and the Association of State ,Legislators. . Welker Ia marrltid and is the fatller of · three sons; two are married, tile third is a senior in Melc•lllilh l!chool, The Welkers reside at ~83 Mulbel'ry Avenue,.·Pomeroy. OUR REGULAR . LOW, LOW PRICE -..., . COME EARLY AND. GET CHOICE SELECTIONS! · Stewart, Gailla; M.,-tha Chambers, Meigs commissioners' clerk; Dr. Alphus It Christensen, president of Rio Grande College, and Morton Dickey, Gallia County Auditor and clerk of the Gallia board of commissioners. Your Invited Guest . Welker is in Race OFF· POMEROY. NATIONAL BANK . SIGN COMMUNITY COLLEGE RESOLUTION Charles H. Karr, Sr., Meigs commissioner, seated, and Joe D. Miller (signing) helped launch a community college serving Jackson, Gallia, Meigs and Vinton Counties Friday ·evening at Rio Grande. Standing I tor are Colllllli$ioner Joe I SAVE! ,. SUNDAY, JANUARY 16, 1972 __________ __ VEI)IICE, Fla. ~ StanleJI., Lewis Evans, 78, of 428 Hedgewood'•·jDrive, Gallpolia, died unexpected about'l a.m. Saturday at his winter home here,\ A prominent busine!SIIIM and out· standing civic ~der, retlre4 since 1962, Mr. EV<Ins arrived iJI Florida for his an' ilual wiRier stay oOty a few daya ago. Althaugh lie hild beeri In faiUhg health . the past months, Mr. Evans' COn· litton 1JIII IJIIIIl'«<tly Improved., He Md · played golf Friday before tieComin_g 111: Mr. ):vans attended Rio Grande College and ,began teaching school at. the age of 17 in Boone County, W. Va. ' He was connected with the Proctor & Giunble firm in Cincinnati a few years and from there went to Wood County, Ohio where 'he opened a grocery store. After moving to Gallipolis in 1924, he formed the Evans Grocery .Co. He buill up a chain of 18 Evana stores in Ohio, Ken' tucky and West Virginia. He sold out to Thorofare In March 1962. Since that time he had been selling' , BOYS-GIRLS-MENS-WOMENS ENTIRE STOCK • ' Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley acks. Pants • Jackets Do ' D' tmts landmark- • •CLOTHING.·SALE SATURDAY . + Partly cloudy and cold S1J1¥1ay, hi!jh& 5 to 15. Mostly Eloudy 'l!:)th rlsl~g tern, peratures and a chance .Of,snow &.mdax\ ·night· and Monday. Highs Monday 1n the 20s 'and low 3011, ' , · Th!s ·Special Sale Ends Sun., Mon. & Tues. January 16·17·18 Clint Eastwood Geraldine Page • I .' ayd anolher near lbe Masollic Temple as well ao several olber places. "There is no way of telling when another slide will occur; however, in our opinion, that danger exists at several locations. "A map of a coal mine that was located under the hill behind the post office shows that some of this coal'was mined about 95 years ago. Some people believe· that the coal mining might be a factor in the present rock slides. We do not think that it Is so, since any movement in the strata due to removal of coal has been dissipated many years. 1 l'"The apparent cause of the slides is !hi natural erosion of the softer materials immediately below the sandstone cliff." Officials Notified Porter, President of the Me~s Local School Board, said that he has notified the . county commissioners, the,.Pomeroy Village administration and posl4i officials about the additional predicted slides of the report since the lie!t$ slides might cause loss of life In addition to property losses. No corrective action can be taken to prevent the predicted slides,, Porter said. He disclosed he has been adviSed that · vibrations in trying 1 1.<r drive piling or remove overhanging rock,s might easily cause more slides to take place. Porter pointed out that slides near the· public buildings sue~ aa the courthouse could be "quite harmfui," not only bec~use of the prOperty damage and the danger to lives, bui also because of the PoSsible loss of records which could not be replaced. , Porter aiso stated that he felt the public should be advised of the impending danger. H< indicated that anotl1er fall (Continued on page 2) ·, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 14, 1972 pickens simmons wolfe