https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/69afef4c33c2f0ac4639545ca9a1909a.pdf 80b02d7a504caacde2f04d58bf19be70 PDF Text Text .. ' ' I . • 10- The O.ily Sentlnel, Middleport-POmeroy, 0., Jab; 27, 19'12 MEIGS THEATRE Tonight, Jan. 27 NOT OPEN Friday & ~aturday January28-29 ONE MORE TRAIN TO ROB George Peppard Diana Muldaur " GP" SHOOT OUT !Technicolor) Gregory Peck Pat Quinn " GP " SHOW STARTS7 P.M. This wa~ COIJPied with an Increase of $5, or 0. 7 per cent, in the farm-toretaU margin. For some major foods, the report showed : Lettuce - Retail prices up 17.9 per cent from a month ago and 54.9 per cent from a year ago. Fann prices down M per cent from a month ago but 92 per cent above a year ago. Farm-to-retail spread up 83.3 per cent from a month ago and 42.9 per cent from a year ago. ~cTJON! CORR An item in our Wednesday Semi-Annual Clearance Sale ad should have read: Men's Dress Flannel & Wool Shirts (NOT SLACKS! ' •' 1/3 Off New York Clothing House POMEROY, OHIO Hijacker Where we say our school, not the school a GOP N8D1eS Delegates teachers from the 12 counties meet in a general morning assembly, then break into 17 sectional. meetings. Also meeting on Friday will be four special-interest groups, music, ,industrial arts, home economics and school principals. All activities for the three days wiU be housed on the Rio Grande campus. . Meigs Property Transfers Esther Dailey to Elson Dailey, Jean Dailey, parcel, Lebanon. Esther E. Gibbons, dec., 10 WiUiam Wayne Gibbons, cert. for trans., Middleport. Niese! A. Weathennan to Chester Carson, Ethel Carson, lots, Orange. · George D. Baer, Clara A. Baer to Manning D. Webster, parcelll, Sutton. Manning D. Webster, Mary A. Webster to George D. Baer, Clara A. Baer, parcels, Sutton. Charles Reeves, June Reeves to Ray L. Karshner, Cora A. Karshner. parcel, Orange. Chester B. Shahan, Elsie C. Shahan to Ohio Power Co., easement, Lebanon. Clifford Longenette, Mary Longenette to Everett R. Calaway, parcel, Sarah A. Calaway, parcel, Olive. J. B. O'Brien, Agent, to Fannie Jackson, parcel, Rutland. Roman F. Warmke, Dorothy E. Warmke to Franklin Real Estate Co., re-record, Salem, Columbia. Village of Middleport to Jaymar Coal Co., parcels, Middleport. Robert C. Hartenbach, Sheriff, Charles Watkins, et al., to Allen E. Ball, Freda Ball, 51.93 acres, Chester. In August E. E. Davis, Jackson County industrialist and philanthropist, aru! Vincent Linn, Muskingum County, have been selected delegates to attend th~ National Convention of the Republican Party in California next August. They were named at a meeting Sunday of Tenth District Republicans In executive session at Burr Oak Lodge with Ralph Triplett, chairman. Representatives from all counties were present. Alternates chosen were Mrs. Maxine Charlton, Fairfield County, and A. K. Wilson, Perry Councy. Candidates In the May primary attending the meeting as officers or guests were James Adcock, Fairfield County, seeking nomination as representative from the 90th House District; Claire Ball, Athens, and Glenn Peters, representative, 9lst District; incumbent Ralph Welker from Meigs County, 92nd District. Senator Harry Annstrong, Senator Oakley Collins, and Wayne Todd, area aide to Congressman Clarence E. Miller, attended. · Marian Sinsel, Logan, Hocking County, publicity director for the district, announced her Intention to seek nomination as a member of flle State Central Committee, lOth District. ' LYONS PROMoTED Roy C. Lyons, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Lyons of Rt. 2, Pomeroy; has been promoted toairmanfirstclass in the U.S. Air Force. Airman Lyons, a vehicle maintenanCe specialist at Holloman AFB, N. M., is a 1971 graduate of Meigs High School. His wife, Martha, is tlle daughter of Mr. and Mrs. · Seldon Baker of Rt., 2, Pomeroy. \ 'l 'f\ t•a rl ~ : l ~c . ilnrt•rtnnt Wr t ukl' 11 "iiftfl'inl int,•r t' >ll in uur r hil\lren . tlwir frit•nd .. unJ their tl!udwr .. . Out 'i1.:huo lil UIT COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI)Three Ohio Penitentiary inmatesfound.a "blind spot!' In a 41J.foot-blgh prison wall and slid down a dangling electrical oord to freedom Wednesday night. A convicted murderer and two robbers broke through an air vent, crawled across a roof News .•. in Briefs Wi: keep tru•.:k nf tour p;rllJURtf'~ . We tn s hun· ~ ' in tht:ir ~ut· t· e, ..co;, nnd likt• i ' · to hnv(' thtm fl•d t he~ ' niWRY!I hiWt' II honn· : , cmnmu n it~·. Our n•mmunit .l _,..,. 1 i!t proud nf tht·m Bt'l 'l W"-1.' / mu.· · the y ht:lon~ tn ' '' / (;()(,..! ~.: hnu\ spi r it ; .. ;tn 5th ANNIJIERSAR Y importa nt pa rt n f l(oud i.:ommunit ~ .. pi ri t . I t maiH'' rvt-n·thil,lt tl'Hlrl' wort h whih· .. 1-----....ll{jj ;iii~~~---1 RACK Men & Boys Ladies Dresses Sweaters 1h Price •Sa-l.e.,•11111s•.oo.._..._______. 1 The Farmers Bank and Savings Co. ' '' ' Veteraos Memorial Hospital DISCHARGED - . Charles Craft, Nadine Barton, Pamela Amburgey; Effie Pyles, Lydia Hysell , Ora Clark, Carol Drake, Franklin Martin, Tony Chapell, Iris Morris, Florence Chalfan. ' POMEROY, OHIO Member Federal Reserve System On Frld1ys Our Drive-In Window is Open 9 a.m . to 7 p.m., (Continuously). SZO,OOO Maximum Insurance For Each Depositor RACK ~~ies va tues To suo Dmses · 2. '5.00 1 GROUP Childrens D1esses Men & Boys Parits Reduced -n Men & Boys Better . Dress Shirts 2 g '5 1---------+---....----1 Buv one at rtg . price. Second only Sc. Table OPEN FR.IDAY, JANUARY 28-------9:30 AM 10 9 AT NIGHT . OPEN SATURDAY,·JANUARY 29-------9:30 AM 10 9 AT NIGHT MONDAY - Sale! Men's and .· Young Men's ·SLACKS ' Flare leg slacks and regular cut models. Solid colors, _'stri'pes, checks. Dressy style and (ean type slacks. All f~mous makes. Sizes 28.to SQ. Save during this sale. ·in his car oo Ohio 50. PoUce sald the gun and clothes were obtalned from "a coo tact;' tn Covington, Ky. "Someplace down there they had a contact set. up," S!lld Hilliard policedlsP.atcher Dave -Henderson, "Tiley got the clothes and gun from him." . The search for Donald G. Man~, 29, a convicted murderer, al)ll OQnald F. Ferdinimd, 3(, was centered In the Cincinnati area early today where · Ferdinand's wife was reported to live. · Spencer Files For Clerk of Court NO.'XXIy. NO. 203 Devoted To The lntere~ta OJT1ae Meigi-Ma1011 Area POMEROY-MIDDLEPOR_T. OH!O FRIOAY, JANUARY 28, 1972 •PHONE 992,2156 over the front of the prison, tossed down an electrical cord that extended to within six feet of the ground and dropped to the gro\Dld. A pair of gloves and two pairs of dungarees, apparently used to keep hands from burn1J18, were found beneath the dangling cord. "We have three men missing and there sure as he'U ia a rope dangling from the front waU," Warden Harold J. Cardwell said. "They went across the roof a distance and found the blind spot," Assistant Warden L. G. Ridenour sald, "They weren't in algh~ of the tower guards as they came down. The guards · could have aeen them in the !*king lot, but the inmates ll8ed the cover of darkness to gel· away." . · 'lbe escapees were ldenUfied as James B. Lewis, 33, aervtng :Ill years for bank robbery; DoOald F. Ferdinand, aerving a sentence for assault and armed robbery, and Donald GUbert Manis, 29, convicted of firlt degree murder. "They're desperate men and have to be considered dangeroWJ," Ridenour said. Earller Wednesday, two pri10nen walked away from a penitentiary work detail aeveral blocks from the instltutlon. TEN CENTS BIDS FOR OFFICE- Larry Spencer., Racine, Thursday afternoon filed his petltloo as a candidate for the Republican nomination for Meigs County Clerk of Courts. He will appose Mrs. Evelyn Lucke. Spencer, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elson Spencer, is a 1965 graduate of Southern High School in Racine. He also attended Ohio Technology College, Columbus, from 1986 to !968. Spencer attends church at the St. Paul Lutheran Church In Pomeroy, is a member of the Racine Volunteer Fire Department, and Racine Masonic lDdge 461, F&AM, Racine. This Is Spencer's flrat bid for pubUc office. SALE I Klein to Attend Naval Academy Mens and Boys JACKETS . Corduroy ·· wool plaids . quilted nylons . dacron and cotton blends. · All with warm lining . Excellent quality. Boys sizes 10 to 20 Mens sizes 38 to 50 8.95 Jackets 9..95 Jackel$ 12.95 Jackets 14.95 Jackets Sale 6.00 Sale 7.00 Sale 9.00 Sale 11.00 16.95 Jackets Sale 12.00 22.95 Jackets .Sale 16.00 29.95 Jackets Sale 21.09 SAUl TREASURER FRANK . ... . MR. MORRISON ILL [,.arry Morrison, assistant s¥perintendert Qf .!Jle \\{~' LOclal School District;· IS. a pat\ent at. University Hospital, Columbus. Cards rriay be sent to room 1017. DRIVER FINED Terry D. Michael, 24, Pomeroy Route 2, was fined $10 and costs by Pomeroy Mayor William Baronlck Wednesday night on conviction of failing to have his vehicle under control. "Sharp said he doesn't know Henderson said Sharp, 31, Manls~ Ferdinaild•nda third Slarphomeand talked with his what direction ihey took or decided to drive all the way prisoner, James Lewis, 3Z, wife, Constance. back home without diacloaing · made the first "over the waU" Mrs. Sharp then ~dmltted the w!)elher they have new transhe was free because "he was escape In the Ohio Pen'i his- men bad kiilnapped her bus- portation," Hilliard police concerned about hls falnlly's t,ory Wedneoilay night. They ·· band In tl)eir 1972 dark green said. A nationwide alert for mental and physical strain." crawled along the roof and. slid Ford Mav~ck. She said she their capture, sent out by the Highway Patrol, , ''He didn't want to spend aU down a 40-lool electrical cord dld not can police for fear her Ohio : {IIOfllillg In Cincinnati," Hell' draped · over the waU. Lewis husband's life would be endan- remalned In effect. The pair was described by -derson said. "He wanted to wascapturedlnawoodedarea gered. come back here." near here Thursday. .· 91e said they agreed to re- Ohio Pen deputy warden L. G. Sharp said the men did not Pollee did iiot learn of the lease him at 12:30 a.m. today, Ridenour as "d~ate men baveaweaponwhentheycame abduction until 10:30 p.m., and they did, gaining more and had to be considered danto his bouse. ''They made about five hour! after lt oc- than a two-hour headstart on gerous." M811ls was serving time for verbal threats on hls life to get curred. Acting on a "tip," 'pollee when Sharp did not immurder and Ferdinand was him to go witll them," Hender- whose source they woulci not mediately report where he convicted of assault and armed· son illlid. · disclose, officers went to the was. robbery. lsrry Spencer, Candidate 4. 95 .Slacks · Sale ~.99 5.95 Slacks Sale 4.79 6.95 Slacks Sale 5.69 7.95 Slacks Sale 6.59 8.95 Slacks · Sale 7.49 9.95 Slacks Sale 8.39 11:95 Slacks Sale 9.39 14.95 Slacks Sale 10.89 Sizes small, medium, large ' and extra large. Includes Polyesler and cotton shirts . Knit shirts . Wlntucks and sport flannels. Sale! PETER KLEIN, JR. Students, 1971 and 197·2, He plays tenor dtum in the Wakefield High School Marching Band, bass violin in the Concert Band ·and electric bass guitar In the Stage Band. He attained the rank of Star Scout with God and Counl.ry Awatds, and skippers hls own I~ foot sailboat In the Potomac River Sailing Association races. (Continued on page 10) Sweaters ' Fine selection of coilt sweaters . slipovers and sleeve.less styles. Small, medium, large and extra large sizes. 14.95 Sweaters Sale 7.50 12.95 Sweaters Sale 6.50 11.95 Sweaters . -Sale 6.00 10.95 Sweaters Sale 5.50 9. 95 Sweaters Sale 5.00 8. 95 Sweaters Sale 4.50 5. 95 Sweaters Sale 3.00 9.95 Shirts Sale 5.77· Sale 5.27 Sale 3.87 Sale 3.47 Sale 2.87 Sale 2.37 Shirts Shirts 5.95 Shirts 4.95 Shirts 3.95 Shirts 8.95 '6. 95 Meigs in Seal Telethon Meigs County Is one of eight · Ohio counties that will participate in the National Easter Seal Society TeleUton to be held March 25-26. Earl Ingels Ill chairman of the Meigs Telethon. ·The National Telethon wiU originate in Las V~gas -from II p.m. Saturday, March 25 to 7 p.m. on Palm Sunday, WSAZ, Huntington, will carry the SALE PRiaS .BOYS' SWEATERS show. You can really save now on boys sweaters. Good selection of sizes and styles. .9.95 8.95 7.95 6.95 5.95 4.95 Sweaters Sweaters Sweaters Sweaters Sweaters sweaters • - :·- - Sale 5.oo . . - - -· . - _ Sale 4.50 • - - - . - .•• Sale 4.00 ••. - - - - . - Sale 3.50 - - •. - .. ·- Sale 3.00 • •.. - ..•. Sale 2.50 M~en's Fl-annel WORK SHIRTS Sizes 141/:l' to 17 and extra large sl~es 18 to 20. Woven cotton flannels • 100 per . ' EASTER SEAL TELETHON BEING PLANNED -Earl Ingels, seated, Meigs County chairman of the National Easter Seal telethon and W. J. Treece, assistant director of the Ohio Society for Crippled Children & Adults, Inc., go over plans of. tlle IJPCOmlng Easter Seal telethon. ' . 5.95 FIMNEL WORK SHIRTS .- SALE 5.25 Speaking of Schools • • No. 224 t-..;;.___. . ,;. . .;;.;. _____._._,;_,______.....,-:-____. ·~ , Contests ·P lanned Melp Loeal Sc:bool Dlstrlcl . Last Tuesday mOI'dins I attended 11 meeUbg at the U. S. Bureau Ill Mlnel offices ·In Pittsburgh. Present were representatives from American Electric Power, the U.S. Bureau of Mines, the Ohio 4.95 R.ANNEL WORK SHIRTS - SALE 4.25 ' • ELBERF.ELDS IN POMEROY 1 told her he was working on the March of Dimes drive. When Mrs. WoHe did not open the door, he got into a car and drove away. The March wiU be conducted Tuesday mainly during daytime hours, although there wiU be iOme coUectlng in the early evening. All workers in the March · will wear identification badges. Speech, Writing By l>EoRGE HARGRAVES, Supt. 3.9~ R.ANNEL WORK SHIRTS - SALE 3.~ .I Weather Meigs Mine rraining Vitally Important cent cotton. Two pockets. Full length shirt tails that stay tucked in. PLEASANT VALLEY ADMISSIONS: Mrs. Charlea Stewart, Arbuckle; Mrs. Charles' Higginbotham, March of Dime workers wiU c<induct the annual Mothers March on Tuetday and wiU be wearing ldenUficatioo badg811, It was reported today after a Pomeroy resident. reported a person lmpenonating "a worker" had visited her home at 9 p.m. Thunday. . Mrs. Mabel Wolfe, WesL Main St., said that· a young man came to her .door but she refuaed to ·open the door. He . ......... ... ·.·.·.·.-:.·.....·.·.·,·:· ··.·:·:···.··=····::·:·:·:· -"Headquarters for the Meigs Telethon wiU be the Pomeroy Motor Company 'showroom. Receiving calls aqd perfanning clerical work wiU be girls from the local high schoolll and volunteer adults. Conll'ibuUons may be called in at the Pomeroy Motor Company ,during the :Ill-hour Telethol\. Six minutes of each half hour wiU be reports of contributions over WSAZ. This Is the firat National Easter Seal Telethon with Meigs County being among the first to participate. , Twenty operators wiU be on duty at Pomeroy Motor . Company during the :Ill-hour event. Some are Susie Soulsby, Renee Burke, Jill Marie (Continued on Page 10) ~ LOR 1- LY l'l."ldrens S ""' COLUMBUS (UPI) - .Two Oblo Penitentiary eacapees kidnapped a.man In suburban ' llliiiard Tllll'acliy and fOi-ce.J bini to drive them to Kentucky wbere they "~"a gun, and thtn back to 'Cinclrinati .w~re they releued l!im unharmed O!li'ly today, · The kidnapped 11111n; Jrwin Shai'P, who drove the IOOmiles back home before ·contacting pollee, said ,tl1e convicts !feTe armed with a .~ caliber revolver and ~e wearing civilian clothing when they left him MEN'S LONG SLEEVE Grimms Landing ; Mrs. Jack Jeffers, Mrs. Herman llarker, Ladies Slacks Point Pleasant; Mr. and Mrs. Of Gloves, Hats, Scarfs SALE$7.95 Homer Painter, BidweU, ,O. for entire family. =~g: ~::: SALEsu9 DISCHARGES: Everett 1---------+--~~~-~--1 LUtton, Stanford Powell, Mrs. Lola Johnson, Mrs. Claude , wd Wtater'S Thornton, Roy Snlith~ Emil . · .tL Pnce" Hoffman, Mrs. Daisy Mitchell, 7Z and mvre Vleita Duncan, Mrs. Kennetll ._________.__..iiiiii.l.____, Rollins, Ernest Knopp. 1:1\l iN Reduced % 1....- - - - - - - - - - - - -...- .. tL rme End of the Month Sale Men's a.nd Boys' W~r Lab, Hospital Face Lawsuit CLEVELAND (UPI) - A Chicago medical laboratory and a local hospital were sued for $31>0,000 Wednesday on charges a former patient contracted blood poisoning as a result of negligence on the part of both defendants: Robert Doster, the fanner patient, and his wife, Hazel, of Cleveland, charged in the action against Abbot Laboratories and St. Luke's Hospital that when administered the intravenous fluids Doster's "blood became poisoned" and he suffered pennanentlnjurles. · In the suit filed by lawyer Richard B. Peltz in CUyahoga County Common Pleas Court, Doster. asked for $300,000 in damages from Abbott for producing intravenous Ouids and related equipment !lnder allegedly unsanitary and l!llttamlnated conditions. ' ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY - (Continued from page I) fronts in 1972, but cautioned that wage-price controls would remain in force unW Inflation cools. Despite a number of "uncertainties," thai oould alter their forecast, the ,Council of Economic Advisers told Congress they expected business, government and consumers to spend more this year, giving the economy a needed shot In the ann. The prospects for the nation's economic health were contained In the (,'Ouncil's annual "Economic Rep6rt of the President," sent today · to Capitol Hill. Bi H; \' it~ ..,dl•~t•l., han• litth· s(hool s pirit . Little senst• nf helnn~inr, . Litt le rride . ;It per cent from a month ago and IU per cent from a year ago. Farm value up z.4 per cent from a montll ago and 27.7 per cent from a year ago. Spread liP 1.4 per cent from a month ago, down 9 per cent from a year ago. Bread -Retail prices down 0.8 per cent !rom a mo11th ago but up U per cenlfroma year ago. Farm value liP 5.7 per cent from a montll ago and 8.8 per cent from a year ago. spread down Upercent from·a month ago and 0.9· per cent from a year ago. . Eggs -RetaU prices up 7per cent from a moilth ago but 7.8 per cent below a year ago. Farm value up :111.5 per cent from a month ago but 7.6 per cent below a year ago. spread down 15.3 per clmt from a month ago . 811d 7.4 per cent · from a year ago. (CooUnued from page I) demanded the ransom. After. he cqllected nDO,OOO and two parachutes, he ordered the plaDe to take off. It new around the Norlheaat early today for 7$ minutes before landlJI8 here, about 30 lnllesnortbofWhltePiainsand 55 lnlles north of New York City. Federal . Avlat19n . Administration (FAA) offlclalll sald the pilot' bad informed them the hijacker wanted the car and that he would 'Uep stewardess Eileen McAIUater hostage, The pilot abo told the FAA "the hijacker wiU get off with high explilslves." 3 Desperadoes Escape Pen H.L .. •utLC apopoQ"TUNITY S..:hunl ;.. n _i nh Beef - Retail prices up 2.1 Teachers Switch To Rio Grande The 12-county Southeastern Ohio Education Association (SEOEA) for the first.time has voted to hold its annual meetings at Rio Grande College. Association president Dorothy Scott said the group's executive committee voted unanimously to accept an invitation by Dr. Alphus R. Christensen, president 1/f Rio Grande College, to use the college's facilities Oct. 21, 26 and 27. She said that members in all 12 counties were polled on the issue of meeUbg at Rio Grande before the executive committee acted, and added that . flle poll was nearly unanimous. She cited tlle college's central location as one of the factors in flle decision to consider Rio Grande's invitation. The SEOEA bas expanded its meeting time this year from two to three days by adding a Saturday session, and has also changed its meeting format. A legislative assembly, set for Saturday, Oct. 21, kicks off the SEOEA meeUngs. The School Masters' and School Women's Club will hold Its annual meeting Thursday evening, Oct. 26 . . The following day, member- ·' I Food Baskets Cost 1.6% ·More WASHIN'G'I'ON (UPI)-Conswners were.hit by a combination of higher fann prices and higher middl~en's margins last month, resulting in a 1.6 per cent' increase in the retail cost of a typical market basket of food, a government report · said today. Retail price hikes were ilharpest for fresh vegetables, particularly lettuce and tomatoes, which went liP at the retail counter despite declines in prices pQid io growers. Eggs, beef and pork alsQ rose at retail, but by smaller margins. OveraU, the Agriculture Deparbnent report said, the retail cost of a "market basket "~ list of foods selected to represent the amount needed for a typical family of four-in December was 1.6. per cent hlghor in December than in November, and U per cent above a year earlier. Farmers, the report said, got 6.6 per cent more for market basket foods than they did a year earlier' and their share of the consumer food doUar was 39 cents, up 3cents from a year earlier. The report said most of tlle November - to - December change in retail prices resulted from a gain of $15--or 3.1 pe{ cent-in the annual farm value rate of market basket foods. ~ ~t of Mines, equipment maJWfacturers, educat!OI]al organlzationa, .and the Department of Hwth, EducaUoo and Welfare. 'lbe 1JU11101Mi of t,hls ~~~eetlng w,as to advance lrlllilnl opportunittel for thole who ,riU soon work In the coal mining Industry In Meiga County. We have a lot Ill work to do. We have a long way. to go ss we attempt to become part of an important new effort to send well-trained employees into the mining Industry. AJl things now stand, training programs of any kind are few and very llmlted in loday's coal industry. The written materials available for in· structlon are almost aU old, thoroughly outdated. Instructional materials. are limited. Training equipment has yet to become available In adequate . quantiti~ . Indeed, we feel as If we are l.rying to awaken a sleeping giant. The coal industry is that giant and it has not made any great effort. in the past to provide 1 NOW YOU KNOW When the California sea otter drives for a hard-shell clam, It also brings up a flat roc.k. Th~n, lying on 'Its back the water, the otter breaks the clam open by hitti t lost the rock. 3 The Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society Board of Trustees Thursday voted to sponsor county history and speaking contests for Meigs County students wlth a total of $104 in cash prizes. The contests will be open to s1udents in grades nlne through 12 in the three Meigs County districts and to Meigs County students in other school districts. ' Entries in the contest are to be submitted to the society, Box 32, Pomeroy, on or before ApriliO and the tentaUve date of the contest bas been set for April :Ill. In the speaking contest, each oration Is to be not less than three or more than five minutes apd must be original in composition. A copy of Ute speech and bibUography is ·to be submitted at the time of the contest. In lhe writing contest, compositions must be not less than 500 or more than 1500 words, typewritten and double- spaced. A blbllography Is to be included. The topic of the contest entries is to be a . person, family , place , industry or event in Meigs County history. Prizes will· be $15, $12, $10, $5 811d $1 each for the next 10 places for each of the two coniests. Mrs. Jennifer Sheets Is heading the contests: During the meeti""'presided· over by C. E. •:lakeslee, president, Leo Story reported on changes made In the Interior of the museum building on .Butternut Ave ., where the trustees mef Thursday. A partition bas been removed and other more minor changes made. W. P. Lochary reported that historical material . stored in . a room on the ground floor of the ·courthouse has been re: moved to the mWJeum structure. Women of the boanl made plans to meet next week and clean the structure preparatory to setting up the mWJeum. I ,. . • ' 'I I . �• .. ,.:' J- The DIUy Sentinel, Mlddleport-Pot,.eroy, 0., Jan. 28, 19'12 LEGAL ~oncE FINANCIAL REPORT OP TOWNSHIPS Fer "•cal . Y11r Ending "' Dtctmber llst, 1t71 Cthunltta TtwntiUP, Mtltt CtYnty Rl. 3, Albany, Ohio ADULT CENTER HAS f]pportunities ·toJLearn BY ALMA MARSHALL January ts. 1972 I c~rtlfy tho lollowlng report PT. PLEASANT - New to be correct. . ' . Haven Woman's a· ub memGiorle MUHOn Township Clerk her$ who loured !lie. adult SUMMARY 01' . learning center al the Mason c:=~E~:W~~~J· . CoWlly vocational Center on EXPENDITURES 8olonco Jon. 1,1971 Ohio River Road Tuesday General Fund s 1,135.12 evening remarked with M;~f.l'J~Jcle License . 393 _88 amazement . of the opGuoilne Tax Fund 1,872.51 poriWlities for learning there. Rootaadlond Bridge Fund 222.73 The newest books , office T 3.6204 Total Roclilpts · machiJN!S, and the latest selfGoneral ~und 5,140.62 '"" Motor Vehicle License ,....ching machi nes, SUC h as the To• Fund 6,070.06 auto tutor and Craig readers GooollneTuFund 12,8 11.00 are being Used·here. Road and Bridge Fund 636.28 . Total 24.~57 .96 Following. are among Tolal RtcelptU. Balanc. o s comments by the ladies ·. Genera l Fund 6,275.7-4 Motor Vehicle License · Mrs. R. G. Greene - "I could Tax Fund 6,463.94 bel' tha h Gasollno Tax Fund 1A.683.5l not 1eve tow- counly ad . Road and Bridge ~ und 859.01 such a fabulous educational 28 ·282 ·20 school, with such lovely· Total Ex•endlturts General. Fu'nd 5,446 .69 Motor. Vehicle L icense Tax Fund 6,304 .27 Gesollne Tax Fund 12,028.11 ~g:.~ and Br idge Pund 2 ,,m ::~ lalonco Dec. ll , lt71 General Fund 829 .05 Motor Vehic~ ucen•e Ta• Fund 159.67 Gasoline TaK Fund 2,655.40 Rood and Bridge Fund 78.20 Total 3,722.32 . becoming aware of the lear- GED Diploma (High School !lin& center, "Anyone from any Equivalency ). !t- high school state in the union is welcome to equivalimcy diploma receives attend," he said. · general acceptance In private SEVERAL LADIES from the business or for college enPomeroy • MiddleJlOI:I area are trance as a full four year high attending sewing classes at sehooi duploma. Wllhama High School. The Veterans, according to Rev. teacher of the Wahama Frum. who are ·interested in elementary and advanced working . towards a GED sewing .is : Mrs. Robert diploma can receive GI Bumgarner. According to Mrs . · benefits while attending Morrison . there are eight classes. · sewing classes being conANYONE 16 years old or dueled. Others teaching sewing older who wlahes to learn is at Pt. Pleasant are Mrs . invited to enroll. Stuqents are Maxine La they and Ellen assisted by the learning center Riffle. coordinator whose fWlctions According to the Vocational are more like a counselor than Secretary, the welding class is a teacher. ~ filled an'd has a waiting list for The coordinstor shows the the next scheduled class. The studen!l how · to lise the auto mechanics class also is programmed materials, adreported full. At the last count minilter ·and score the in· · enrollment was 'II. ventories, discuss their Even though I have spent progress with them, and guide several years doing clerical the student if the going gets work, at intervals, and have rough. Students are aware that had experience with several they can receive whatever help · new office machines of various he or she may need from the types, I was amazed at the teacher-coordinator. modern machines' capability I watched .students in a available for use at the center. typing class. There were There are the Flexawriter, teenagers, middle-aged ladies offset press, electronic stencil and the elderly, I marveled at maker, thermal stencil maker the opportWlity they have and and msny more, the newest to wished I had more time to aid the office worker. The 72 participate. I have started In hour course costs only $12.50. the sewing class at Wahama Many of the courses are and I'm working with knits now tuition free. The learning lab is - and I hope to see some of you designed to enable students to · at lite !Muli Learning Center prepare ·for completion of the some time soon. • equipment. '' Mrs. Jack Flesher - ·''Mason COII!lly is very fortunate to have such a complete and up~ate basic education center. f It o fers to its citizens such a wonderful opportiUlily." Mr Willi. R 11 "I s, am usse was very much impressed with the variety of subjects being supplied. ] think anyone in Mason CoWlty could benefit by attending the Adult Learning G8AND VIBITATION MAllON - ..... dllpter No. lfl II la\'ltmc all area Eulerll Sill _ ...... Itt gtUd viiiiiiiM '-Uy, Feb. I at 7:31 p.m; Ia lbe MaiOIIle Hall bere. Pbyllll H. J.- li wertby grullmainllllld M. llano Roberll II wertby p-ud 3-The Dally Sentinel, Midcleport-Pcr.eroy, 0., Jan . •• lr/2 ON DEAN'S LIST MASON - Miss Jackie Aldridge, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aldridge of Mason, is ori the dean's list for the first semester. She il a · junior Home Economics major at Marshall University. ~~~~~r~~~-.~~T:~ ' ~{ Girl Scout Diary c-. ~i~h By patroa. Mn, Belly Fox, '1'0 SPONSOlt DANCE Today llcouts of the Big Bend credit for the scout hanclllng worlby · matru, ub . all members or the dlapler t. The Eastern High School Neighborhood begin taking the iale.and delivery. RACINE TRooP m altead 11111 briDe 1tleut two Senior class wlU sponsor an .order~·for cookies. The cookies disbea or food for a poduck · a.fter.game dance Saturday at in five varieties are 55 cents a New patroia were formed supper which will lm· .the high school. Music will be box"but the moneyis not due and offlcen elec~ed a,t ~ mediately foliow the provided by · ','Stone Rose" . . ootll the cookies are delivered meeting of the· Racine jumors Admission will be char~ed. the first week 1n March. . at the American . Legion hall. meellq. ' Every Plwe of the girl scolit l'tfrs, Phillip Fisher and Mrs. .........·.·.·. •, .. . .··: ·.·.·.·.· ·.· :-: :-:-:-:·: .-:·.·.·.·.· ' ·,__ Carl Morril wet'll In charge of' Middleport Had 3 Wards 97 Years Ago Training Her Objective = ',. the meeting. · . Elected patrol leader of the Charley Browns was UDda Norris. Assbtant leader Is Maty Obitz and in the patrol are Carol Morris, Penny Smith, Becky Crow, Teresa. Ervin and Marie Pickelll. ., Leader, of the Osmonde Is Sonya Hill. Her assistant Is Donna Rice and in the group are Cheryl Teaford, Peggy Neigier, Lori Knighting, cathy Cross, Brenda. Johnson, and Cindy W&fden. : Marie Pickens, was elected treasurer.and Cindy Warden is the new scribe. ·• • the girls have started work . on their skating ·badge, alonjj with pets and my camen._. Mrs. Erma Norris, 11iceruted beautician, spoke to ·thf acouts on hair care ·and good health .habits. Refreshinents were served by Mrs. Ruth Smllli and Mrs; Morris. New cCjmDIIttee mothers for the troop are Mrs. Kay ·warden, Mrs . Nettl~ . Q-oss, Mrs. Nancy Ervin, and 1,\JI!POR 1 Mrs. Sltlith. . POMEROY JUNIORSII (.,IRL )(0UTitit Cookie sale material was distributed ditrlng a meeting of program receives sn assist Troop 61 Thursday night at the from the cookie money. Pomeroy Elementary School. It crumbles like this : 2:1% The girls continued W«ting <;en !a, cost of the cookies; 14¥, on their knitting projects. cents, to the Four River Girl Attending were Kathleen Scout Council for improving Smith, Judy Hall, Alina established camp facilities and McKinney, Cindy McKillney, providing necessary equip· Cindy Rlchatds, Jane Slllon, ment for scout ·programs; 5 Kathy Blaettnar; Anita cents for the local troop RUSChel, Shari Mitch, Elaine lreasury; and 10 cents in camp Brown, and Ellen McDanleis. e. a good coutr• r·- ---------·----:--------------1 iHelen ·IIelp· Us i ••1., Santa Makes Tardy Visit DEPENDABLE Five Grangers At Conference .K WEEKLY SPECIALS 57 Marlette Housetrailer------'1295 68 Ford Falcon Station Wagon 67 Ford Pick-Up ---:...-------'1395 1----------' 69 Ford Pick-Up-----------'1695 69 Ford MustanR ·----------'1895 68 Mercury Park Lane Fast Back '1495 69 Ram~ler -------------'1195 rna: 64 Thunder Bird·----------· '595 65 Volkswagen------------ '595 65 Pontiac --------------·'595 65 Pontiac ...-------.----.. . - $595 r:• RIGGS BROS., INC. USED CARS a ~ • , · By. Ulllted PrellllllerBallaaal Michigan Saturday to highlight Ohio Slate's battered Buck· a l)eavy weekend . of Ohia eyes, without 7-loot center collegiate basketball. Luke Wiite and reserve forWitte and Wagar are not ex· ward Mark· Wagar.• travel to peeled to see action due to In- s· . . ~ · juries suffered in a melee Tutiaday night in Minneapolis, where the B~ckeyes defeated MIMesota 50-44 in a game that was belted with 36 seconds rt- _l ,. '· ·Ro·u t Fordham ·By Ualted Pi'els IatematloDal the people , here where we · Southern· Valley Athletic Conference teama tangle with non-leagpe opponents in action this weekend...-· Tonight, Coach Billl'ltlllips' Eastern Eagles, tied for second in the loop's standings behind · the powerful North Gallia Pirates, host the Miller · Falcons, Symmes Valley, also tied for se~ond place, trayeis to Rock Hill. BOth teams are 7-2in the SVAC. Eastern has a 9-2 overall mark whil~ the Vikings stand at 11-3. In Saturday action, Southern , 8-6 overall, travels to Glou~ter: Kyger Creek, 2-9; is at NtHsonville-York, 3-3, and Ironton St. Joe visits Southwestern . Coach Richard llainllton 's Highlan~I'S are stiU seeking that first illusive victol-y. HB!)nan, W. Va., will play the Wildcats at Hannan '!'?ace. Two league games are scheduled Tuesday, Feb. I. Coach Paw Dillon's Wildcats will visit Kyger Creek and North Gallia plays at Southwestern . recruit how good we really are. . 'Ililsilmyci!Y.'thisilwherei Pro Standings . get my players. "List year we played FordN!IA Standingi NHL Standings By United P~slnternalional ham in Raleigh, N.C., and owBy United Press International Eastern Conference East hearts weren't In it because we Atlantic Division w. L. T. Pis had lost the night · before to W. · L. 'Pet. GB Boston 32 7 8 72 34 18 .65o .. . Pem. But this year il our year. Boston New York 31 8 7 69 New York 20 .592 3'1> Montreal 26 13 8 60 When you beal a 'team as good Phlladelphla 29 22 29 .431 11'12 Toronto 20 18 10 so as Fordham this badly, it Buffalo .13 34 .277 18'12 Detroit 21 20 7 49 Central Division proves you're really cqmilig Buffalo 10 29 11 31 . L. Pel. GB Vancouver 13 27 5 31 along. Thia Is the beat game we Baltimore W 23 26 .469 West . have played all year." Atlanta 19 32 .373 5 W. L. T. Pis In other action involving top Cleveland 16 34 .320 7112 Chicago 32 ·10 5 69 15 34 .306 8 Minnesota 26 15 7 59 Tonight's Games 20 teams, Southern California Cincinnati Western Conference St. Louis 17 24 7 41 . was upset for the second Midwest Division 5EOAL Calltornla 15 25 10 ;o straight night, this tlme by W. L. Pet. GB Philadelphia 13 25 8 34 Athens at lrQnlon Pittsburgh 12 27 9 33 Wellston at Gallipolis SeatUe, ~. and 13th-ranked Milwaukee 41 11 .788 Chicago J6 15 .706 4''' Los Angeles 13 33 4 30 Logan at Jackson Brigham Young beat Colorado Phoenix 30 22 .577 11 Meigs at Waverly Thursday's Results State, 15-Q. Detroif 18 32 .360 22 TRI-VALLEY Mlnnesola 6 Montreal 5 Pacific Division Federal-Hocking at Steve Bravard Upped in a Boston 4 Philadelphia 2 , W. L. Pet. GB Detroit 3 Buffalo ·1 Nelsonville-York basket with 37 sec9nds left to LosAngeles ' 42 7 · .857 ... Belpre at Vlnlon County Chicago 4 Vancouver 0 ·lift Seattle past Southern CaL Golden St. · Others 31 20 .608 12 !Onlygames scheduled) Miller Ill Eastern 30 22 .577 13'1' Gary Ladd scored 22 points to Seattle Friday's Games 19 33 .365 24'12 Toronto at Ca lllornia Symmes Valley at Rock Hill lead Seattle, Mlk~ COllins hit 16 Houston Portland 12 41 .226 J2 Warren Local at Williamstown (Only game scheduled) and Bravard finished with 12. Thursday's Results · Ale•ander at Eastern (Pike) Ron Riley. hid 19 to lead the Golden State 108 Chicago 107 Glouster at St. Joseph's Prep AHL Standings !W. Va .) ·(Only game scheduled) Trojans, who were upset by By United Press International Pt. Pleasant at Parkersburg . Friday's Games Providence Wednesday . New York at Boston South ' East night. Baltimore at Cincinnati W. L. T. Pis Wlrt County at Wahama Boston at Philadelphia 2814763 SATURDAY Kreslmir Coale scored 'II Mllwaukee Nova Scotia Detroit at Atlanta 24 14 10 58 Federal-Hocking at Eastern points and Bernie Fryer added Houston at'los Angeles Springfield 18 16 10 46 Kyger Creek at Providence 22 as Brigham YQWig surged Chicago at Phoenl• M 22 9 41 Nelsonville-York Rochester Seattle at Buffalo · 16 24 6 38 Southern at Glouster past Colorado State. Coste took West Ironton St. Joe at over early in the..flrst half after Golden Stale at Portland W. L. T. Pis Southwestern Colorado ·state had taken a Baltimore 23 17 6 52 Frontier Local at Belpre ABA Sllndlngs ' Cincinnati 20 20 9 49 .Fort Frye at Warren Local lead and pushed Brigham . By United Press triter national Hershey · 21 15 6 48 Starr-Washington at East Young ahead..·-· Cleveland 20 20 6 46 · rAle)(ander W. L. Pct. GB Richmond Elsewhere, Dwight Davis, Kentucky 17 21 7 41 Miller at Crooksville 40 12 .769 ... 11 31 4 26 TUESOAYCFeb. l) Dwight Jones and DoMell VIrginia · 3! . 22 .585 9112 Tidewater Thursday's Results SEOAL 26 28 .481 15 Hayes combined fOI' 61 points New York Clnclnnall7 Sprlnglleld 0 Meigs at Athens Floridians 21 32 .396 19'12 as Houston clobbered Southern Plttsbur~h 20 (Onlygamescheduledl Ironton at Gallipolis 32 .385 20 Friday's Games Jackson at Waverly Ml.ssi!8lppl, 102-63, and sopll(). Carolina 19 33' .365 21 Hershey at Baltimore Logan at Wellston West ·more Lionel ,"Big Train"' Boston at Rlchmond SVAC W . L. Pet. GB Bllllngy scored 32 points and Utah Nova Scotia at Rochester Hannan Trace at Kyger Creek 35 18 .660 ... (Qnlygames scheduled! pulled down 19 rebounds to Indiana North Gallla at Southwestern 31 22 .585 4 Others Dallas 25 32 .4J9 12 power Duql(esne"to a 93-79 rout 11• Parkersburg at Pt. Pleasant Denver . . • 2J 29 , ..420 12 of College, Cleo Kilgore Spencer at Wahama ~mphis, .. :::> 2! 31 , .415 ,1a . SVAC Standings 7 ' ' . 22 potnts .in Drake's 7&Thuu~.Y,s Results, _........ ,. : All GAMES , '· 70 triumph over North Texas · New York 114 Vlrglnla 112 TEAM W L P OP State and Larry Finch's basket Carolina io2 Floridians 101 SEO Frosh Kentucky 98 Indiana 94 North Gallla 10 .2 1000 722 with four ·seconds left gave Utah 127 Memphls -120 Symmes Valley 9 3 934 · 796 Memphis State a 71·79 victory Dallas 99 Denver 98 Eastern 8 2 761 554 Standings Friday's Games Southern · 8 5 876 766 over Wichita State. SEOAL .FROSH (No games scheduled I Hannan Trace 5 7 676 718 TEAM' W L P OP Kyger Creek 2 9 630 817 Logan 8 1 491 253 Southwestern 0 11 418 955 Gallipolis 8 1 405 309 ~cal SVAC ONLY Waverly 7 2 420 293 W L p OP Ironton 4 5 444 387 TEAM P0(>1EROY LANES s 1 786 514 Meigs 4 5 322 385 North Gallia Trl County League Athens 4 5 338 358 Syn)mes Valley 7 2 710 585 · Wellston Jan, 11, 1972 1 a 280 476 Eastern 7 2 607 461 Jackson · 0 9 238 477 Pis SoulhernLarry's Ashland 18 5 4 608 558 TOTALS 36 36 2931 2931 • ROCK SPRINGS - Waverly Clevis Warner Ins. 16 · Hannan Trace 3 7 573 637 THURSDAY'S RESULTS: Kyger Creek 2 Rawlings Dodge 14 ~ 5 28 668 , Gallipolis 53 Wellston 27 fr~en (7·2) dumped the 335 72 Hot sum Bakery 10 Southwestern 0 • Athens 54 Ironton 4'1 Meigs High frosh, tied with Pomeroy Cament Block 32 32 4147" 4147 Waverly 38 Melgs 14 8 Tot• I• Athens and Ironton at 4-5, here H&R Firestone 6 Logan 63 Jackson 24 SVAC RESERVES High Ind. Game- Ed Voss, MONDAY'S GAMES : Thw-Sday afternoon 38-14. TEAM . W ·L P OP Gallipolis B. Radford 232; H. Blackstone Ironton Lsswell of Waverly led all 226. High Series- Ed Voss 611, Eastern 8 1 396 306 Athens at at Meigs 7 2 374 304 Waverly at Jackson scoring with 10 points. Fred Ritchie 603. Team High North Gailla Symmes Valley 6 3 419 , j55 Wellston at Logan Gam~ Larry's Ashland t071; For Meigs, Cosies had 5, Kyger Creek 5 4 401 394 Team High Series Clevis Dodson 4, Colburn 3 and S. Warner Ins . 3001. Southern 4 5 398 400 Hannan.Trace 2 8 334 44'1 Walburn 2. Southwestern 0 9 302 416 AGREE '1'0 TERMS · Beginners L11gue By quarters : Buya "NO SWEAT" Homelit$ 150 Totals 32 32 2624 2624 CLEVELAND (UPI) -First Jan. 20, 1972 8 19 30 38 Au1omatic - or any other new Waverly Points baseman Oli'is Chambliss, the Homellte Chain Saw at the regu- Meigs · 5 91114 Misfits 8 GAMES SCIIEI)ULED American League's rookie of lar prie<~ during our cold wea1her Four Deuces 6 PITTSBURGH (UP!) the year in 1971, and pitcher Red Devils 4 Special Promotion, ond we'll give FourAces 4 Pi!nn State and Duquesne will Jim , Moyer agreed to terms you a zip-front , thermo-lined SON 18 BORN Bombers 2 meet at basketball next season Thursday ·with the Cleveland Sweat Shirt absolutely FREE l and Ra 0 for the flrit time in 45 years. Madeofwater-repellentcotton,. Mr. Mrs. Y LBuder· Lucky Stars Indiana. High Ind. Game W. loam lal)linated for eKira warmth, milt, RuUsnd, are announcing Decker 178, R. Roach 178, M. - The teams will meet during the machine-washable. HoOd . elastic· the birth of a son, Delwon Ray, E. Van Meter 172;. M: Zim- 197a-73 se&!IOfl at University · Chambliss batted .275 for the Indians in his rookie season lzed waist and culls. pockets. born Jan. 18, weighing eight merman 183, H. Van Meter 161. Park, Fa., and again in 1973-74 while Moyer had an 11-15 You'll wear this all year 'round pounds. Mr . and Mrs. High Serles - G. Houcher 484, at Pittsburgh. record with Phoenix In 1971. Sweat Shirt lor all outdoor actlv· LBudennllt have two other W. Decker 4S1 ; M. Zlm· mermen 4.17, D. Hawley 4.11. !ties- especially when• you use sons, Jeffrey, age five, and Team High Game and Slirles )lOUr new Home'lite j 'No Sweat· · ChainSawthese,chillydays. Andrew, age three. Maternal Four A!!OS 742 and 2055. Place Your Order Now/ Hurry li1. Offer good only whlle grandparents are Mrs . Ltal011 Amtrlun ~1uppty 11111. · Margaret MJrshall, Mason, W. Ladlt~ Auxltflry NORTHRUP KING SEEDS ,Jan. 21, 1972 Va. and Delwon ltoberta, Pis Mason. Paternal grandparents Junior Bugaloos 58 are Mr. and Mrs. Homer Feeney Bennel1 Flyers 56 Ll!udermilt, Mason. Mrs. Rolling Pins . 54 52 Helen Wilson of Malon and Goble Marauders BuckeyH so ..Ph. 985-3308 Mrs. Eita Roberts, Pomeroy, Headquarter Barmaids 42 Chester; Ohio are · maternal greatHigh Ind. Game - Sonia Wayland 172, Mery ·Hoover grandparents. 168; High Series - Sonia Wayland 4.14, Mary Hoover 412. Team High · Game Buckeyes 488 ; HIJih Team Serles Goble Marauders HIGH LIGHTS 1379. with Paul Crabtree • recoven fast CAll POINTVIEW - 992 · 2'>05 ASSISTANT COACH . BERKELEY,CaiH. (UPI) • 'l'eflista wilt With anticipation , we High school basketball; .Howard Mudd, for;mer Chicago watched the debut of Parkersburg vs. Pt . Bear and San Francisco Forty· "Sanford and Son" last Pleasant, live audlo, 7:45 • replace8 Vernal week . Aller all, It ,t!ad the p.m.• Ch. 5. Niner tineman who wati an All· AlMLM same genesls as "All In the + ,i- + Pro in 1968, i967 and 1961, Family," and sounded One of the befler early Domlnor Alfalfa has the Thursday w·as named an proMising . "adult" Western shows up ln visor ·to make bis yields assistant football coach at the If was disastersvllle, pure prime llme tonight. "Shane" every year. It has high resisan~ simply. Cliche-loaded leatures Alan Ladd and Jean University ol CaiHornia. tance to bacterial wilt and plot,. spotty acting, and ·Arthur, on Ch . 10 at 9 p.m. excellent tolerance to comabsolutely nothing new. To +++ see 11 If's Improving with This Is a dark day for the mon leo! spot disease. Domlnor matures late, has )ood age. you might try again "I Hate Don Rickles" Club, winter hardlnou. Excellent for both hay and paature. tonight, 8 p.m.. Ch. 8. of which I am a charter ' Order Domlnor Alfalfa nowl . ' member. He has not one, but + ++ We mentioned a ·week of so ALSO: .Warrier Alfalf1, Glacier Alfalf1, twc., versions of his show on ago that we don't understand the cable. 7:30 p.m., Ch. iO, Alsike Clover, Medium Reel. Clover, Timothy, pro hockey, Same for college and ·10!30 p.m:, Ch. 8. Ky.-31-Fescue I cert. Rye Grass. hockey. MOVIES: "Mister 880," But Ohio State'• Buckeyes Burl Lancaster, 4 p.m ., and meet the au Bobcats on the the horror: clooble-feature, Ice tonight - and we wish "Monster from Prehi storic j'l'l W. Main St. 992-2164 Pomeroy, even more we knew . Planet" and "Creature with . somethlnji a~t the game. 8 the Atom Braln.'' 11 :3C>p.m., THE STORE WITH "ALL KINDS OF p.m. c~ .. 11. all on Ch. 10. 210 li. 2nd · Pomeroy STUFF" - ·FOR PETS, STABLES, LARGE & 1 Plloftt ff2.J421 IMALS, AND GARDENS. Frank McGuire and his boYs Cilme hoine lor a eeleb:ation Thunday night. McGuire, a native · of New York, watched as a pair of his local rea-ulls combined to lead the eigbth~anked Gamecocks to a 100-77 rout of No. 19 Ford· ham, · Tom Riker, 6-foot-10 center, erupted for ·42 points and Kevin Joyce, South Carolina's sta.r guard, added 15 BS the Gamecocks avenged .an l'ICAA Tournament loss to the Rams last year' Riker scored 19 point!t in the first half as South ca.rolina surged to a 46-26lead and left the game with almost seven minutes to play after scoring 36 points. He re-entered the game and scored· six more points bef~ McGuire sent in his reserves. Ken Charles had 26 for Fordllam. · "I'd rather win In Madison Square Garden than anywhere in the country," ~d McGuire. "That's bec•ll!e we can show ~. ·a m Get His Tbermo-lial "Sweat 1*1'' ! Waverly Wins BigatMeigs Bowling When you buy anew HOMELITE~ . Chain Saw ... RIDENOUR SUPPLY Domino·r ALFALFA . , T ... 2-HOUR CLEANING Dominor . (Upon Request) mainlng because of a fight involving players and fans. The victory pushed the sixthranked Buckeyes to 12-2 and .~ G'tt• D ds I rgan eman . Strong Action ,. . in the Big Ten. other important games in Saturday's 23-game Ohio card include Ohio University at Kent State, Bowling Green at Western Michigan, Ball State at Miami, Wittenberg at mDa yntod.n and Cincinnati at Rich· 0 In a battle of small college . . goals for 26percent, wasted by Jim Garrigan's 18. pointa. It was Youngstown~s 14th win in 16 starts. Kenyon's Ma""' • '1 Hunt scored 32 points and pulled down 13 ·rebounds, hath game highs, .to lead the Lords to a 91-'4 win over Ohio Wesleyan. ThevictorygivesKenyona5- Jo~~~:!n<~~sday~: :a~~r!il~~a~~~ng~~~~ ~~~~~f:::. a~~~~~: cribed the fight al the end of the . Minnesota .Ohio State basketball game as a "public mugging" and demanded that Big Ten officials take "strong B!)d forthi'ight action" against MinnesoIa . • • Three Ohio State players were hospitalized following a melee in Tuesday nigh't 's game with 36 seconds remaining and the Buckeyes leading ~0-44 . The gam e, played in Minneapolis, was stopped and Ohio State awarded the victory. "I have never seen anything ssdisgracefulandbrutalas the attack on Ohio staie players," Gilligan said. "Everyone who saw films of the fighting was sickened. "When you have a man engaged in intercollegiate athletics he sliOuld not have to do so at the risk of his life," the governor said. Gilligan said if the Big ten did not take "strong and forthright action" against Min. nesota , "for all practical purposes we can forget about inter-collegiate athletics." Gilligan's news secretary was asked if the governor would ·have comment on Ohio State football coach Woody Hayes• actions at a football game at Michigan last year when Hayes angrily ripped apart sideline markers. "I think that and the basketball game fight are two different matters," news secretary Robert Tenenbaum said. "The governor will have no comment on the Hayes matter." State. Capital, seventh-rated ·small college team, entertains Mount Union. In games Thursday night, Youngstown State roiled over Steubenville 88-57, Kenyon picked up a 91-M Ohio Conference victory over Ohio Wesleyan and Cleveland State lost to Wayne State 65-04. YoWlgstown State had lowplayers in double figures in its win over cold-shoo ting Steubenville. Bill Johnson led the Youngstown State attack with 20 points. Teammate Dave Burkholder added 17, Bill McMeed scored 12 and Ron Smith had 10. Steubenville , which managed only 19 of 71 field 6-3 and 2-3. In Detroit, Cleveland Slate lost to Wayne State 65-54. 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Treasurer was R. · General Fund Downing and Ira Grsham was Balance, Jan . 1, 1971 1.135.12 Receipts Center." corporation clerk . with Lewis General F-roperty Tax Lindsay the street com· Real Estate (Grossi 4,069.51 Mrs. Phyllis Scott and Mrs. Tan~lble Personal Property Robert Gurtis a•reed - "Very missioner. TaxCGrossl 520.17 • At the time, Middleport had lnherlfance Ta• interesting and educational: (Gross i 51.58 10 churches, two printing of• · Local Government Mason County is very fortunate flees, two ·banks, 43 stores and Distribution 460.80 to have this type of adult Cigarette License Fees and educatt'on." groceries and ·nine Fines (Gross ) 18.56 manufactories. The pride of Other 20.00 Mrs. David Roush - " Very Total· Receipts 5,140.62 the communily was the Ml~-. Total Beginning Balance ~· rewarding, very interes~ing, dleport school hailed as "one of Plus Receipts 6,275,74 was '"§urprised Mason County Expendl1ures h d the finest publi~ sc'hool Total , Expendllure• a such a wonderful buildings in : Southern OhiQ." .l Adm ln istrotlve 4,496.56 educational Center ," - Town Halls, Memorial Churches of the community Buildings and Grounds 130.00 Mrs. Paul Scally - "The included Presbyterian, Fourth, . - Flro•Protecllon 10.00 tour was well worth the time, 7 Head of Coal St., Rev. H. B. Erg~r~~;les ~U~ very educationaL Those club Scott, pastor; Free Will Grand Total EKpendltures - members that didn't make it 1 Baptist, corner of ·6th and 5•4' 6·69 sure missed an enjoyable ClDCAGO (UPI)All MahaUnited States ... an exemplary opened and ran· a very suc· General Fund Bal., Dec . 31, 1!71 82'I.OS lia Jackson wan~ when she servant ~ God." cessful beauly shop-Maha·. Palmer, Rev. T. 'H. Drake, Total Expend itures Plus evening." · arrived in Chicago in 1927 was Chicago Mayor Richard J. lis's Beauty Salon-on the pastor; M. E. Church, So. · Bal.,Motor Dec. 31Vthlclt , 1971 License 6,275.74 We we~ guided thronah .. ~ ""'0 ·Third, between Main and : Tox Fund this new building by the Rev. a chance to attend beauty Daley said her death was "a South Side. 393 88 school. deep loss to all America and Her singing ialents were Lincoln, the Rev. C. H. Warren, Balance, JeRe~.]~! · Charles Frum, Point Pleasant, The grandchild of plantation particularly to Chicago." Mrs. recognized when she joined the pastor; Christian Church, Motor Vehicle License recruiter for Adult Basic 70 06 slaves, she was born in New Martin Luther Kinli Jr. said Greater Salem Baptist Church, corner Walnut and Fourth, ' Total To• Recotpll 6.0 · 6,o7o.o 6 Educa t'ton an d Mrs. Car oIyn Orleans in a threH'OOm shack "The cause of justice, freedom where 'she helped form the ReV. Hir~m Woods, pastor; 'Total Beginning Balance Morrison, vocational secretary between the railroad tracks and broll)erhood have lost a "Johnson Gospel Singers." Plus Receipts 6,463.94 of Pt. Pleasa· nt. New Church, Walnut, no I! xpendltures. chail)pion whose real Miss Jackson reCorder her regular pastor; Wesleyan Total E•pendttures Rev. Frum informed us that and the Mississippi River . -Miscellaneous 2,151.06 d 1 Miss Jackson died Thursday, dedication knew no midnight." first record in 1936, but it wBS Methodist, corner Second and ·- Maintenance ;.153.21 more an more peop e are officially claimed as one of the Miss Jackson steadfastly not very successful. Ten years Diamond, Rev. William "Grand Total E•pendltures - Motor Vehicle License greatest gospel singers the refused often enticing'olfers to later, she wrote and recorded Raybould, pastor; Universalist Tax Fund 6,30<1 .27 LEGAL NOTICE world hBS ever known. Heart sing pop and blues songs in "MoveOnU~ALittleHigher." Church, corner of Fourth and Bot., Dec . 31 , 1971 159.67 Total Expenditures Plus failure was listed BS the cause night clubs. ·She vowed she It was an instant hit, selling Main, Rev, T. H. Druley, NOTICE ON FILING Bel .. Dec . Jl, 1.971 6,463.9< of death. OF INVENTORY would never perform where eight million copies. ·Gnoline Tu Fund ·- ~ pastor; Episcopal Church IBNOTIIING SACRED? AND APPRAISEMENT Balance, Jon. 1, 1971 1.872.51 Known for her full throaty liquor was served. In 1954 her "Didn't it Rain" Society held in Universalist DEAR HELEN : The Stole ot Ohio, Molgs Rteolpts vo,i, ~ 8!)d expressiv. e .face,. She sang in her father's County . • ..... ~-_:-, .... ~ .. _.._~ 1 I e,T•K tor , ' 12,800.00 1 made the ''l:fit ·AP¥~de ·~ , , Church, Rev . C. P. Maples, - ,,Am,J .a.:prude~, , ,.. ·., ..., <!!'' ~ . ,t ~ ~J .' _ ,_._ ... .. ~ ~ ' 11.00 •• "'oblte Court- MisS' -·Jackson ·Jler~br,m.e·~ church when ·slit! . was ·tJve;' Fli'rt Heart ' ttaeli: '• '' pastOr?;'' Baptis! ~_Qlurch,' ad. l . w &tl:h television with my teenage, lild"' J'DIIflli!r d1Jkl'ett, To th'e Exee~br! XI ·~ of the Receipts ! ' 1M11.00 before Presidents Truman, earned $4.00 on her fil'st pay estate t to 'sU<:h ot· t~e tbllbW!hg' ollt"8'l!lllnnlno a·alance · Miss Jackson· suffered her joining''school . ~llttdi'ng, Rev. and see these commercials coine 'on · adVettlilflg .ferillutne Plua Receipts 14,683.51 1s are· residents of the st1te of Eisenhower an'd Kennedy, did check as a singer in 1928, and, ftrst heart attack in the early ' James Ferguson, J.l&Stor, and deodorants, and even more personal items, and I cringe. Ohio, viz : the surviving Expenditures . a command performance at the peak of her career, spouse , the next of kin, the Total Expenditures 1~. She was treated then at the A.M.E. Church, corner I now hear that Women;a Ub wants birth oontrol edverll.sed -Miscellaneous ol,194.30 beneficiaries under the will ; before Queen Elizabeth of .collected up .to $5,000 for a Ltttle Company of Mary Fourth and Elm, Rev. J. H. on TV. (They're already warning against VD on every staUon - Maintenance 7,833.81 and to the attorney or attorneys representing any of the England and appeared before sin.l(le concert. Grand Total Expenditures in suburban Bell, pastor. . ' but thiS, I admit, makes sense.) Hospital lforementloned person s : -Gasoline Tax Fund most of the monarchs of Comes to Chicago Evergreen Park where she Names m the communtty at can't a woman have any privacy? Part of her mystique Is her Anna Mozelle Burton , . . 12.028.11 Miss Jackson came to ChicaDec. 31, 1971 2655.40 Deceased , No. 20582 , Pomeroy, Europe. She was the fil'st succumbed Th~sday. . the time of the .1875 publication personal hygiene. It doesn't need TV coverage! Moreover, I've Ohio , Salisbury Townsh ip. .Total EKpendltures Plus westerner to !lPpear before go when she was Ill to live with From that time on, Miss still are familiar. A few are recently heard that these feminine deodorants . contain You are hereb y notified that · Bol., Dec . 31, 1971 14,683.51 the ' Inventory and Ap . Emperor Hirohito of Japan. two aunts and attend beauty Raid end Bridge Fund Jackson was in and out of Anderson, Bailey, Baker, lngred'entsth t bed - MJP · Balance, Jan . 1, 1971 222.73 pralsement of the estate of the "A Noble Womsn college . To earn money for hospitals here and abrosd; ~e Bradbury, Brown, Butcher, P ~ W a ~aLyibe t~ero':id be · · · useful H the aforementioned , deceased, late fhulpts President Nixon described school, she worked as a collapsed in Munich Germany Calderwood Chase Child · · · omens· ra n wo more . Y of said County, was filed in this General Property Tax R.. l Estoto (Gross i 626.08 Court. Said lnventor.y and her as "a noble woman, an laundress. last October while 0 ~ a concert a k Davis' Downu;g En~: picketed theaters which showed movies that degrade women, Appra i sement will be for Tangible Personar Property Tax (Grossi . 10.20 hearlnQ before this Cour t on the artist without peer, a magnetic: It took 12 years, but she tour of ~urope. President O::g~r. Fick, Fisher: Far· rather than bars which exclude them. Tote! Receipts 636.2B 7th day of February , 1972, at ambassador of good wm for the finlahed beauty school and Nixon placed a U.S. Air Force mer, Gerber, Grant Grogan DearM.: 10:00 o'clock A.M. Total Beginning Belance jet at her disposal for her Guthrie, Haptonstau', Harris: (Liberationists seldom picket male bars any more .-:- that Any person desii"lng to file Plus Receipts 859.01 exceptions thereto must file · Ex:ptftdltures return home. Hartinger Hecox Hays was a publiclly gimmick, They DO go after magaztnea, enfhem at least five days pr io r to Total Expenditures She entered Little q,mpany Hudson, 'Hysell, 'Jenkins: tertainment -even columnists - who show male chauvinist - Mlscellantous 31.69 the date set tor hearing . WIN AT BRIDGE Giv en under my hand and -Maintenance 7.. 9.12 of Mary on Jan. 19 and was Kennedy, Laughead, Logan, tendencies. See letter at end of thia colmm.) seal of said Court, this' 18th day Grand Total Ep'ICneldutres of January , 1972. semico~lous the final two Lewis, Lyon , McElhinny, As for TV commercia~&. you'll have to admit they're qulte Road and Bridge Fund 780 .81 John c . Bacon Bal. , Dec . 31,1971 78.20 ,day~ of her life. Martin, Michael, Moore, tasteful -never calling a spade aspade, or even indicating what By Ann B. Watson , Total Expenditures Plus Deputy Clerk 811. , Dec . J1 , 1971 859.01 MISS Jackaon was married Miller, Murray, Owens, Park, the real use for tbe product Is. Have you noticed? TV ads plug (11 20, 28 Clubs had been opened and twtce and twi~e divorced. NORTH Jon . 28--' Payne, Phillips, Poindexter, bathroom cleaners but the commode il colllpiclously absent ... continued. South had ruffed 4J87 6 Survivors m_clude several Probst, Rathburn, Reed, except for a small unrecognizable part of the rim. Also, you hear' the seco nd club, d ra wn lfK84 b:others and sisters. Funeral Roush, Root, Russell, Scott, deodor11nt COfl\lllercialsseveral times an hour, but I've yet to see trumps and cashed the three t K Q 104 high diamonds. West was arrangements were in· Stewart, Swisher, Taylor, an 1D1derarm in one .of these pitches. 484 WEST EAST left with the good /.ack and complete. Thomas, Thompson, Turner, My cootentlon Is: if you enjoy television, then live with the ' jfl54 ... 9 there was no way or South Walker, Ward, Wells, White, . ads- for they pay the tab, -H. lfQl0 9 lfAJ 3l to avoid the loss of three Williams, Wllson and Young, tJ97 5 t8 6 heart tricks. · Middleport boasted two . Dear HELEN : 4 QJ101 4A9 6532 South had acted the part of Santa Claus just as North SOUTH (D) Th~ 1s an aMWer to the girl who was a non-virgin, engaged to bands, one the Middleport pointed out. If he had simply ... AKQ10 32 Cornet Band with G. B. a guy who wouldn't take "Yes" fOI' an answer and insisted • 76 5 finessed the 10 of diamonds Skinner, president; Frank w - ~UI marriage on tA 32 on the third lead of the suit Grant, leader, and A. Murray, 1 feel abe would ~ unwise to marry him und the dr· he would have made his con- Five Grange members of secretary-treasuurer, and the er se Bolh vu lnerable tract irrespective or 'where Meigs County met with Olympic BriiSII Banq by James Cllllllllancellfor~everalreasona : First,Hhe Is hung-up on no preWe.'it Nurth East the jack of diamonds was representatives of 13 other James with Thomas McCabe marltalt~Q, what doea he really, dee)Hiown think of her? Does located . · he respect her or conalder her a trsmp - because she IBn'I Pass 2 • Pass With the jack In the West Grange organizations Friday, as second leader 9x36 2 bedroom . Bath , furnace. The Vigllani Fire Co.· · ''pure"?Lateron,migiJthllrealfeellngacomeout? . Pass Pass Pass hand South would be able to Jan. 21,attheMarionGrange Secmd, lf she had enough seiUal detdre to have Indulged in OpeninR lead- olt Q discard a heart on the fourth Hall for a District Legialatlve protected Middleport; Its of. ---~1095 diamond. Put the jack in the Conference. Glennel Weaver, ficers were George War· thepaat,andhehaa not,llhemigllt have a stronger driw than he, By Oswald & James )acobyE __a_st_h_an_d_a_nd_E_a_s_t_w_o_u_id Depuly of Hocking County, the meldorff, presideqt; J . c. and be left Wl88tlsfled in her marriage. Also, if she Is relatively McCready, vice president: A. ~en~ and he Is not, he might resent her being the " You look more and more S.nd tl lor JACDIY MODERN IJook host counly, presided. Real Clean. Members of the Ohio House Calderwood, Jr., secretary, 'teacher. · . like Santa Claus" remarked to: ' Win of Bridge," (c/o this niW's· My re&IOII for writing Ia that I had a similar experience. North. " Here is another poper), P.O. So• 419, Rodio City and Senilte froni the several and Lewi8 Hugg, treasurer, ga me you have presented to Stotton, New York , H.Y. 10019. counties were in attendance to with Wormeldorff as fire chief. Neither my future huabar!d nor I were virgins. However; he .our opponents.'' take part in a panel disculaion. John Grant was president of wanted to walt for marriage and I agreed. What·a mistake! Had I "What do yo u mean'? " score a surprise trick with· it The . 111eeting afforded both the Middleport Woolen Mills, lived with him before our marriage I would have called it of! asked South. " I can't help it but then East w o u 1d look legislators and Grange locaied at the corner of Second much as I loved him. lfls real penonalltY came out 1n th~ , that d i a m on d s failed to Real Clean . around only to find that there members an op(iortunlly to and Rutland and then doing a mtll'riage bed. He was totally selfish, looked down on any desire : break .11 were no more Worlds to COD· . participate in . expressing big business and James RiChey on my part, and to put It briefly, these attJtudett wrecked our , ; quer. opinions and asking questions was foreman at the thriving msrriage. WeweredlvorcedinlesathlnlllxtiiOIIths,alhatterlng : .~ _ ·-- - - ---, A club lead w o u I d give on vilallegislattve matters. Middleport Furniture Factory. experience. (He·saw no·need to chan"e.) · ' . , : South a . chance to dtscard Attending from Melg Th M'ddl t Hill · ·• ' Th I Daily SentIRe• · another heart on dummy 's 1 . epor s e I realize that ''tl')'ing It otit" wouldn't 88Ve ,very marriage, , DEVOTE o TO THE . ' last diamond . A heart lead Coonly were Leo R. Story and Cemetery trustees were butatleast you would learn much about your partner by his ( Met'~l,~~~~1~~EA . . would set up dummy's kin g Stanford_ S~kton, Hemlock . PhineasHugg,M.W. AIIenand her) reactio1111 to loving, glvlnc, sharing, enjoying. Too CH.ESTE R L. TANNEHILL, ' as a wmner. Grange, Chfford Morris, John Short. The cemetery near peopleareBilllaubconsclouslyrepultledby sel-and thil feelln ROBE ~~~~O~dFLICH , {NEWSPAPER !NTERPRJSI ASSN.I Racine Grange, ·and Mr. and the fonner Gravel Hill School that it is "dirty" tum& their whole liWBWI'O side ut The g City Editor Mrs. ij. E. Starkey, Columbia , wasstlllln operati~ •,~d was thatseilsonlyumallpartofma'rrtage,b:lflt':all ysaft Sa~u"r~~~~~~: T~:i6~io e~i~~:; Grange. known. as the lower canbethemoatdlsastrolllpart - LEARNEDTOOLAT~· Publisht~li CorJ>pany, 111 · The State Master, James graveyard." · co 1 Sl p The bidding has b.-en: R d the -'·'· S f th b f 4~7~~. Busints~mo'\;?!; P~~~Qe West North Easi Soulh oss, an State Le..-Uve orne o e . us neases DEAR HELEN. 992.2156, Edllorial Phone 99 2. ~ Representative, John E. · serving the community were · 1 1157 · • Henderson of Cambridge, were M. J . Hamilton, de81er In fine I was saddened by your ilnSWer to "Hlirt," whose husband . Po5~~~~~ ;~~~.postage paid at ~!; , ;:~: ~ ~ moderators. boots and lboelmade to order; IJanf'llyboymagazlne, and takes bush estt •IIIOciatea to toplestt · National advertising You, South, hold : L. Lindsay, livery, glvinl ban. How can~ laugh .off the trabJem ilince be~ "OIIIy a representat iv e Bott lnell i. I .._.tal ltlenUon to funeral · t o..,..., r- ? ·· Gallagher, Jnc .. 12 ea sl <2nd oltAKQJtor.s ¥An tK~ 4 ~ ..,..... .,..._ SEE: RAY RIGQS, AL ZEIGLER . Sl.. New York Cily, N. w York. What do you do now·~ . furnishing and the ConUnental Women are PEOPLE, not ltcenery. They aren't to be uaed u •' 50 . , 1iv e r~~c.r:;:,liocnar~~ir's ~h~,"~ · A-lla... You may hoot lour UON SHOT Hotel., owned by Tom H. 111!1 objecla. "Beeuty"·isn't U importlnt U "character" 1nd 1 ~~·~~~~~ ~~u<1~n~sh:r''.' c:r'r~:; <lubs. Ynu will surely be douFLORENCE, Italy (UPI) - Dawson, featuring fish, game 111111 tthould not be a voyeur. The WOIIUII'B movement haa 1opg serv ice not available : bne l.led lrid sol if YOU bid luuo· An eight-month-old lion snd oysters In season In Its way to go becallle WlllllenliR you View themaelvee u ob~ month 11.75. By ma ll In Ohio spades. . . escall!'d from a zookeeper's restaurant.. ' rather than human beings. -A.M~ · a nd w. vo ., one year 514 .00. TOilAV'S Qllt:STION house in · suburban Fl-nce Dear A S ilt month~ S7 .2S . Thre e ,.,..... .: · ' Ph. 985·4100 moplhs 14.50 . Subsc riplion v ..... Soul h. hpld: . Thursday and wu shot to , The Nobel Peace Prize at come on let the ..... enjoy life lilt"· And for l pri(e 1includes Sunday Tim es . ~'I KK; t If \Q · · • J • e..., . ""· beawn'l • Lic:1ted on 5. Rt. ; Chester, 0. . . • · · · ' 6 • ,.at 4 4 death by police when keepers was not awal·ded i~ 1966 and Hsa.li:e, when will you Uberationlsts develop 1 lenlt , of humor!_ . 1 ·,•.s._e_r·."n_•_t. __ Wlmt rio )' 1111 t in It<: dl·a l... ,.·· failed to capture it with nets. Ul67. ~ J . J. White was the mayor of Middleport which was divided into three wards with two councilman representing each ward, according to Sheppard's Middleport Directory for 1875. Councilmen 97 years ago were B. B. Probst and R. R. Hudson, first ward; Joseph McKnight and John Grant, second ward, and Sam BradburY and Charles Logan, third ward. John Peters was town DQminlon Fla . A&M 135 Benedict 120 Wayne St. 65 Cleve . St. 54 · Eau Callre 86 St. Cloud 69 Mrrs Harvey 101 Salem 68 ~G~~~~tJ!~~-s~P:i 73 Utat.·61 Wyoming 58 Corpus Chrlsll90 Tnas Luih so . Rhode Island 7S8'1Vermool 55 Fla. Southern Rollins ·83 Shlppensbg 12 York 67 Lincoln 118 Salsbry St. 76 Boston St. 9'1 Lowell St. 70 Drake 76 No. Tex. St. 70 Tulsa86'ArkensasSt. 60 Houston 102 So. Miss. 63 Pan Am 95 Houston Bap. 87 ~i~~b~n:';~.~c~. 67 Yngstytn St. as Stbnvt57 . Kenyon ,91 Ohio Wslyn 64 . DKuqun , ne 93 Boston Coli. · 79 1 Y· S · 84 Ky . Wesl~yan 73 \Jnlon93Campbelisvr82 Pomeroy Cement_ Block Co. The Department Slore Of Building Since 1915 MIDDLEPORT, O. �• .. ,.:' J- The DIUy Sentinel, Mlddleport-Pot,.eroy, 0., Jan. 28, 19'12 LEGAL ~oncE FINANCIAL REPORT OP TOWNSHIPS Fer "•cal . Y11r Ending "' Dtctmber llst, 1t71 Cthunltta TtwntiUP, Mtltt CtYnty Rl. 3, Albany, Ohio ADULT CENTER HAS f]pportunities ·toJLearn BY ALMA MARSHALL January ts. 1972 I c~rtlfy tho lollowlng report PT. PLEASANT - New to be correct. . ' . Haven Woman's a· ub memGiorle MUHOn Township Clerk her$ who loured !lie. adult SUMMARY 01' . learning center al the Mason c:=~E~:W~~~J· . CoWlly vocational Center on EXPENDITURES 8olonco Jon. 1,1971 Ohio River Road Tuesday General Fund s 1,135.12 evening remarked with M;~f.l'J~Jcle License . 393 _88 amazement . of the opGuoilne Tax Fund 1,872.51 poriWlities for learning there. Rootaadlond Bridge Fund 222.73 The newest books , office T 3.6204 Total Roclilpts · machiJN!S, and the latest selfGoneral ~und 5,140.62 '"" Motor Vehicle License ,....ching machi nes, SUC h as the To• Fund 6,070.06 auto tutor and Craig readers GooollneTuFund 12,8 11.00 are being Used·here. Road and Bridge Fund 636.28 . Total 24.~57 .96 Following. are among Tolal RtcelptU. Balanc. o s comments by the ladies ·. Genera l Fund 6,275.7-4 Motor Vehicle License · Mrs. R. G. Greene - "I could Tax Fund 6,463.94 bel' tha h Gasollno Tax Fund 1A.683.5l not 1eve tow- counly ad . Road and Bridge ~ und 859.01 such a fabulous educational 28 ·282 ·20 school, with such lovely· Total Ex•endlturts General. Fu'nd 5,446 .69 Motor. Vehicle L icense Tax Fund 6,304 .27 Gesollne Tax Fund 12,028.11 ~g:.~ and Br idge Pund 2 ,,m ::~ lalonco Dec. ll , lt71 General Fund 829 .05 Motor Vehic~ ucen•e Ta• Fund 159.67 Gasoline TaK Fund 2,655.40 Rood and Bridge Fund 78.20 Total 3,722.32 . becoming aware of the lear- GED Diploma (High School !lin& center, "Anyone from any Equivalency ). !t- high school state in the union is welcome to equivalimcy diploma receives attend," he said. · general acceptance In private SEVERAL LADIES from the business or for college enPomeroy • MiddleJlOI:I area are trance as a full four year high attending sewing classes at sehooi duploma. Wllhama High School. The Veterans, according to Rev. teacher of the Wahama Frum. who are ·interested in elementary and advanced working . towards a GED sewing .is : Mrs. Robert diploma can receive GI Bumgarner. According to Mrs . · benefits while attending Morrison . there are eight classes. · sewing classes being conANYONE 16 years old or dueled. Others teaching sewing older who wlahes to learn is at Pt. Pleasant are Mrs . invited to enroll. Stuqents are Maxine La they and Ellen assisted by the learning center Riffle. coordinator whose fWlctions According to the Vocational are more like a counselor than Secretary, the welding class is a teacher. ~ filled an'd has a waiting list for The coordinstor shows the the next scheduled class. The studen!l how · to lise the auto mechanics class also is programmed materials, adreported full. At the last count minilter ·and score the in· · enrollment was 'II. ventories, discuss their Even though I have spent progress with them, and guide several years doing clerical the student if the going gets work, at intervals, and have rough. Students are aware that had experience with several they can receive whatever help · new office machines of various he or she may need from the types, I was amazed at the teacher-coordinator. modern machines' capability I watched .students in a available for use at the center. typing class. There were There are the Flexawriter, teenagers, middle-aged ladies offset press, electronic stencil and the elderly, I marveled at maker, thermal stencil maker the opportWlity they have and and msny more, the newest to wished I had more time to aid the office worker. The 72 participate. I have started In hour course costs only $12.50. the sewing class at Wahama Many of the courses are and I'm working with knits now tuition free. The learning lab is - and I hope to see some of you designed to enable students to · at lite !Muli Learning Center prepare ·for completion of the some time soon. • equipment. '' Mrs. Jack Flesher - ·''Mason COII!lly is very fortunate to have such a complete and up~ate basic education center. f It o fers to its citizens such a wonderful opportiUlily." Mr Willi. R 11 "I s, am usse was very much impressed with the variety of subjects being supplied. ] think anyone in Mason CoWlty could benefit by attending the Adult Learning G8AND VIBITATION MAllON - ..... dllpter No. lfl II la\'ltmc all area Eulerll Sill _ ...... Itt gtUd viiiiiiiM '-Uy, Feb. I at 7:31 p.m; Ia lbe MaiOIIle Hall bere. Pbyllll H. J.- li wertby grullmainllllld M. llano Roberll II wertby p-ud 3-The Dally Sentinel, Midcleport-Pcr.eroy, 0., Jan . •• lr/2 ON DEAN'S LIST MASON - Miss Jackie Aldridge, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aldridge of Mason, is ori the dean's list for the first semester. She il a · junior Home Economics major at Marshall University. ~~~~~r~~~-.~~T:~ ' ~{ Girl Scout Diary c-. ~i~h By patroa. Mn, Belly Fox, '1'0 SPONSOlt DANCE Today llcouts of the Big Bend credit for the scout hanclllng worlby · matru, ub . all members or the dlapler t. The Eastern High School Neighborhood begin taking the iale.and delivery. RACINE TRooP m altead 11111 briDe 1tleut two Senior class wlU sponsor an .order~·for cookies. The cookies disbea or food for a poduck · a.fter.game dance Saturday at in five varieties are 55 cents a New patroia were formed supper which will lm· .the high school. Music will be box"but the moneyis not due and offlcen elec~ed a,t ~ mediately foliow the provided by · ','Stone Rose" . . ootll the cookies are delivered meeting of the· Racine jumors Admission will be char~ed. the first week 1n March. . at the American . Legion hall. meellq. ' Every Plwe of the girl scolit l'tfrs, Phillip Fisher and Mrs. .........·.·.·. •, .. . .··: ·.·.·.·.· ·.· :-: :-:-:-:·: .-:·.·.·.·.· ' ·,__ Carl Morril wet'll In charge of' Middleport Had 3 Wards 97 Years Ago Training Her Objective = ',. the meeting. · . Elected patrol leader of the Charley Browns was UDda Norris. Assbtant leader Is Maty Obitz and in the patrol are Carol Morris, Penny Smith, Becky Crow, Teresa. Ervin and Marie Pickelll. ., Leader, of the Osmonde Is Sonya Hill. Her assistant Is Donna Rice and in the group are Cheryl Teaford, Peggy Neigier, Lori Knighting, cathy Cross, Brenda. Johnson, and Cindy W&fden. : Marie Pickens, was elected treasurer.and Cindy Warden is the new scribe. ·• • the girls have started work . on their skating ·badge, alonjj with pets and my camen._. Mrs. Erma Norris, 11iceruted beautician, spoke to ·thf acouts on hair care ·and good health .habits. Refreshinents were served by Mrs. Ruth Smllli and Mrs; Morris. New cCjmDIIttee mothers for the troop are Mrs. Kay ·warden, Mrs . Nettl~ . Q-oss, Mrs. Nancy Ervin, and 1,\JI!POR 1 Mrs. Sltlith. . POMEROY JUNIORSII (.,IRL )(0UTitit Cookie sale material was distributed ditrlng a meeting of program receives sn assist Troop 61 Thursday night at the from the cookie money. Pomeroy Elementary School. It crumbles like this : 2:1% The girls continued W«ting <;en !a, cost of the cookies; 14¥, on their knitting projects. cents, to the Four River Girl Attending were Kathleen Scout Council for improving Smith, Judy Hall, Alina established camp facilities and McKinney, Cindy McKillney, providing necessary equip· Cindy Rlchatds, Jane Slllon, ment for scout ·programs; 5 Kathy Blaettnar; Anita cents for the local troop RUSChel, Shari Mitch, Elaine lreasury; and 10 cents in camp Brown, and Ellen McDanleis. e. a good coutr• r·- ---------·----:--------------1 iHelen ·IIelp· Us i ••1., Santa Makes Tardy Visit DEPENDABLE Five Grangers At Conference .K WEEKLY SPECIALS 57 Marlette Housetrailer------'1295 68 Ford Falcon Station Wagon 67 Ford Pick-Up ---:...-------'1395 1----------' 69 Ford Pick-Up-----------'1695 69 Ford MustanR ·----------'1895 68 Mercury Park Lane Fast Back '1495 69 Ram~ler -------------'1195 rna: 64 Thunder Bird·----------· '595 65 Volkswagen------------ '595 65 Pontiac --------------·'595 65 Pontiac ...-------.----.. . - $595 r:• RIGGS BROS., INC. USED CARS a ~ • , · By. Ulllted PrellllllerBallaaal Michigan Saturday to highlight Ohio Slate's battered Buck· a l)eavy weekend . of Ohia eyes, without 7-loot center collegiate basketball. Luke Wiite and reserve forWitte and Wagar are not ex· ward Mark· Wagar.• travel to peeled to see action due to In- s· . . ~ · juries suffered in a melee Tutiaday night in Minneapolis, where the B~ckeyes defeated MIMesota 50-44 in a game that was belted with 36 seconds rt- _l ,. '· ·Ro·u t Fordham ·By Ualted Pi'els IatematloDal the people , here where we · Southern· Valley Athletic Conference teama tangle with non-leagpe opponents in action this weekend...-· Tonight, Coach Billl'ltlllips' Eastern Eagles, tied for second in the loop's standings behind · the powerful North Gallia Pirates, host the Miller · Falcons, Symmes Valley, also tied for se~ond place, trayeis to Rock Hill. BOth teams are 7-2in the SVAC. Eastern has a 9-2 overall mark whil~ the Vikings stand at 11-3. In Saturday action, Southern , 8-6 overall, travels to Glou~ter: Kyger Creek, 2-9; is at NtHsonville-York, 3-3, and Ironton St. Joe visits Southwestern . Coach Richard llainllton 's Highlan~I'S are stiU seeking that first illusive victol-y. HB!)nan, W. Va., will play the Wildcats at Hannan '!'?ace. Two league games are scheduled Tuesday, Feb. I. Coach Paw Dillon's Wildcats will visit Kyger Creek and North Gallia plays at Southwestern . recruit how good we really are. . 'Ililsilmyci!Y.'thisilwherei Pro Standings . get my players. "List year we played FordN!IA Standingi NHL Standings By United P~slnternalional ham in Raleigh, N.C., and owBy United Press International Eastern Conference East hearts weren't In it because we Atlantic Division w. L. T. Pis had lost the night · before to W. · L. 'Pet. GB Boston 32 7 8 72 34 18 .65o .. . Pem. But this year il our year. Boston New York 31 8 7 69 New York 20 .592 3'1> Montreal 26 13 8 60 When you beal a 'team as good Phlladelphla 29 22 29 .431 11'12 Toronto 20 18 10 so as Fordham this badly, it Buffalo .13 34 .277 18'12 Detroit 21 20 7 49 Central Division proves you're really cqmilig Buffalo 10 29 11 31 . L. Pel. GB Vancouver 13 27 5 31 along. Thia Is the beat game we Baltimore W 23 26 .469 West . have played all year." Atlanta 19 32 .373 5 W. L. T. Pis In other action involving top Cleveland 16 34 .320 7112 Chicago 32 ·10 5 69 15 34 .306 8 Minnesota 26 15 7 59 Tonight's Games 20 teams, Southern California Cincinnati Western Conference St. Louis 17 24 7 41 . was upset for the second Midwest Division 5EOAL Calltornla 15 25 10 ;o straight night, this tlme by W. L. Pet. GB Philadelphia 13 25 8 34 Athens at lrQnlon Pittsburgh 12 27 9 33 Wellston at Gallipolis SeatUe, ~. and 13th-ranked Milwaukee 41 11 .788 Chicago J6 15 .706 4''' Los Angeles 13 33 4 30 Logan at Jackson Brigham Young beat Colorado Phoenix 30 22 .577 11 Meigs at Waverly Thursday's Results State, 15-Q. Detroif 18 32 .360 22 TRI-VALLEY Mlnnesola 6 Montreal 5 Pacific Division Federal-Hocking at Steve Bravard Upped in a Boston 4 Philadelphia 2 , W. L. Pet. GB Detroit 3 Buffalo ·1 Nelsonville-York basket with 37 sec9nds left to LosAngeles ' 42 7 · .857 ... Belpre at Vlnlon County Chicago 4 Vancouver 0 ·lift Seattle past Southern CaL Golden St. · Others 31 20 .608 12 !Onlygames scheduled) Miller Ill Eastern 30 22 .577 13'1' Gary Ladd scored 22 points to Seattle Friday's Games 19 33 .365 24'12 Toronto at Ca lllornia Symmes Valley at Rock Hill lead Seattle, Mlk~ COllins hit 16 Houston Portland 12 41 .226 J2 Warren Local at Williamstown (Only game scheduled) and Bravard finished with 12. Thursday's Results · Ale•ander at Eastern (Pike) Ron Riley. hid 19 to lead the Golden State 108 Chicago 107 Glouster at St. Joseph's Prep AHL Standings !W. Va .) ·(Only game scheduled) Trojans, who were upset by By United Press International Pt. Pleasant at Parkersburg . Friday's Games Providence Wednesday . New York at Boston South ' East night. Baltimore at Cincinnati W. L. T. Pis Wlrt County at Wahama Boston at Philadelphia 2814763 SATURDAY Kreslmir Coale scored 'II Mllwaukee Nova Scotia Detroit at Atlanta 24 14 10 58 Federal-Hocking at Eastern points and Bernie Fryer added Houston at'los Angeles Springfield 18 16 10 46 Kyger Creek at Providence 22 as Brigham YQWig surged Chicago at Phoenl• M 22 9 41 Nelsonville-York Rochester Seattle at Buffalo · 16 24 6 38 Southern at Glouster past Colorado State. Coste took West Ironton St. Joe at over early in the..flrst half after Golden Stale at Portland W. L. T. Pis Southwestern Colorado ·state had taken a Baltimore 23 17 6 52 Frontier Local at Belpre ABA Sllndlngs ' Cincinnati 20 20 9 49 .Fort Frye at Warren Local lead and pushed Brigham . By United Press triter national Hershey · 21 15 6 48 Starr-Washington at East Young ahead..·-· Cleveland 20 20 6 46 · rAle)(ander W. L. Pct. GB Richmond Elsewhere, Dwight Davis, Kentucky 17 21 7 41 Miller at Crooksville 40 12 .769 ... 11 31 4 26 TUESOAYCFeb. l) Dwight Jones and DoMell VIrginia · 3! . 22 .585 9112 Tidewater Thursday's Results SEOAL 26 28 .481 15 Hayes combined fOI' 61 points New York Clnclnnall7 Sprlnglleld 0 Meigs at Athens Floridians 21 32 .396 19'12 as Houston clobbered Southern Plttsbur~h 20 (Onlygamescheduledl Ironton at Gallipolis 32 .385 20 Friday's Games Jackson at Waverly Ml.ssi!8lppl, 102-63, and sopll(). Carolina 19 33' .365 21 Hershey at Baltimore Logan at Wellston West ·more Lionel ,"Big Train"' Boston at Rlchmond SVAC W . L. Pet. GB Bllllngy scored 32 points and Utah Nova Scotia at Rochester Hannan Trace at Kyger Creek 35 18 .660 ... (Qnlygames scheduled! pulled down 19 rebounds to Indiana North Gallla at Southwestern 31 22 .585 4 Others Dallas 25 32 .4J9 12 power Duql(esne"to a 93-79 rout 11• Parkersburg at Pt. Pleasant Denver . . • 2J 29 , ..420 12 of College, Cleo Kilgore Spencer at Wahama ~mphis, .. :::> 2! 31 , .415 ,1a . SVAC Standings 7 ' ' . 22 potnts .in Drake's 7&Thuu~.Y,s Results, _........ ,. : All GAMES , '· 70 triumph over North Texas · New York 114 Vlrglnla 112 TEAM W L P OP State and Larry Finch's basket Carolina io2 Floridians 101 SEO Frosh Kentucky 98 Indiana 94 North Gallla 10 .2 1000 722 with four ·seconds left gave Utah 127 Memphls -120 Symmes Valley 9 3 934 · 796 Memphis State a 71·79 victory Dallas 99 Denver 98 Eastern 8 2 761 554 Standings Friday's Games Southern · 8 5 876 766 over Wichita State. SEOAL .FROSH (No games scheduled I Hannan Trace 5 7 676 718 TEAM' W L P OP Kyger Creek 2 9 630 817 Logan 8 1 491 253 Southwestern 0 11 418 955 Gallipolis 8 1 405 309 ~cal SVAC ONLY Waverly 7 2 420 293 W L p OP Ironton 4 5 444 387 TEAM P0(>1EROY LANES s 1 786 514 Meigs 4 5 322 385 North Gallia Trl County League Athens 4 5 338 358 Syn)mes Valley 7 2 710 585 · Wellston Jan, 11, 1972 1 a 280 476 Eastern 7 2 607 461 Jackson · 0 9 238 477 Pis SoulhernLarry's Ashland 18 5 4 608 558 TOTALS 36 36 2931 2931 • ROCK SPRINGS - Waverly Clevis Warner Ins. 16 · Hannan Trace 3 7 573 637 THURSDAY'S RESULTS: Kyger Creek 2 Rawlings Dodge 14 ~ 5 28 668 , Gallipolis 53 Wellston 27 fr~en (7·2) dumped the 335 72 Hot sum Bakery 10 Southwestern 0 • Athens 54 Ironton 4'1 Meigs High frosh, tied with Pomeroy Cament Block 32 32 4147" 4147 Waverly 38 Melgs 14 8 Tot• I• Athens and Ironton at 4-5, here H&R Firestone 6 Logan 63 Jackson 24 SVAC RESERVES High Ind. Game- Ed Voss, MONDAY'S GAMES : Thw-Sday afternoon 38-14. TEAM . W ·L P OP Gallipolis B. Radford 232; H. Blackstone Ironton Lsswell of Waverly led all 226. High Series- Ed Voss 611, Eastern 8 1 396 306 Athens at at Meigs 7 2 374 304 Waverly at Jackson scoring with 10 points. Fred Ritchie 603. Team High North Gailla Symmes Valley 6 3 419 , j55 Wellston at Logan Gam~ Larry's Ashland t071; For Meigs, Cosies had 5, Kyger Creek 5 4 401 394 Team High Series Clevis Dodson 4, Colburn 3 and S. Warner Ins . 3001. Southern 4 5 398 400 Hannan.Trace 2 8 334 44'1 Walburn 2. Southwestern 0 9 302 416 AGREE '1'0 TERMS · Beginners L11gue By quarters : Buya "NO SWEAT" Homelit$ 150 Totals 32 32 2624 2624 CLEVELAND (UPI) -First Jan. 20, 1972 8 19 30 38 Au1omatic - or any other new Waverly Points baseman Oli'is Chambliss, the Homellte Chain Saw at the regu- Meigs · 5 91114 Misfits 8 GAMES SCIIEI)ULED American League's rookie of lar prie<~ during our cold wea1her Four Deuces 6 PITTSBURGH (UP!) the year in 1971, and pitcher Red Devils 4 Special Promotion, ond we'll give FourAces 4 Pi!nn State and Duquesne will Jim , Moyer agreed to terms you a zip-front , thermo-lined SON 18 BORN Bombers 2 meet at basketball next season Thursday ·with the Cleveland Sweat Shirt absolutely FREE l and Ra 0 for the flrit time in 45 years. Madeofwater-repellentcotton,. Mr. Mrs. Y LBuder· Lucky Stars Indiana. High Ind. Game W. loam lal)linated for eKira warmth, milt, RuUsnd, are announcing Decker 178, R. Roach 178, M. - The teams will meet during the machine-washable. HoOd . elastic· the birth of a son, Delwon Ray, E. Van Meter 172;. M: Zim- 197a-73 se&!IOfl at University · Chambliss batted .275 for the Indians in his rookie season lzed waist and culls. pockets. born Jan. 18, weighing eight merman 183, H. Van Meter 161. Park, Fa., and again in 1973-74 while Moyer had an 11-15 You'll wear this all year 'round pounds. Mr . and Mrs. High Serles - G. Houcher 484, at Pittsburgh. record with Phoenix In 1971. Sweat Shirt lor all outdoor actlv· LBudennllt have two other W. Decker 4S1 ; M. Zlm· mermen 4.17, D. Hawley 4.11. !ties- especially when• you use sons, Jeffrey, age five, and Team High Game and Slirles )lOUr new Home'lite j 'No Sweat· · ChainSawthese,chillydays. Andrew, age three. Maternal Four A!!OS 742 and 2055. Place Your Order Now/ Hurry li1. Offer good only whlle grandparents are Mrs . Ltal011 Amtrlun ~1uppty 11111. · Margaret MJrshall, Mason, W. Ladlt~ Auxltflry NORTHRUP KING SEEDS ,Jan. 21, 1972 Va. and Delwon ltoberta, Pis Mason. Paternal grandparents Junior Bugaloos 58 are Mr. and Mrs. Homer Feeney Bennel1 Flyers 56 Ll!udermilt, Mason. Mrs. Rolling Pins . 54 52 Helen Wilson of Malon and Goble Marauders BuckeyH so ..Ph. 985-3308 Mrs. Eita Roberts, Pomeroy, Headquarter Barmaids 42 Chester; Ohio are · maternal greatHigh Ind. Game - Sonia Wayland 172, Mery ·Hoover grandparents. 168; High Series - Sonia Wayland 4.14, Mary Hoover 412. Team High · Game Buckeyes 488 ; HIJih Team Serles Goble Marauders HIGH LIGHTS 1379. with Paul Crabtree • recoven fast CAll POINTVIEW - 992 · 2'>05 ASSISTANT COACH . BERKELEY,CaiH. (UPI) • 'l'eflista wilt With anticipation , we High school basketball; .Howard Mudd, for;mer Chicago watched the debut of Parkersburg vs. Pt . Bear and San Francisco Forty· "Sanford and Son" last Pleasant, live audlo, 7:45 • replace8 Vernal week . Aller all, It ,t!ad the p.m.• Ch. 5. Niner tineman who wati an All· AlMLM same genesls as "All In the + ,i- + Pro in 1968, i967 and 1961, Family," and sounded One of the befler early Domlnor Alfalfa has the Thursday w·as named an proMising . "adult" Western shows up ln visor ·to make bis yields assistant football coach at the If was disastersvllle, pure prime llme tonight. "Shane" every year. It has high resisan~ simply. Cliche-loaded leatures Alan Ladd and Jean University ol CaiHornia. tance to bacterial wilt and plot,. spotty acting, and ·Arthur, on Ch . 10 at 9 p.m. excellent tolerance to comabsolutely nothing new. To +++ see 11 If's Improving with This Is a dark day for the mon leo! spot disease. Domlnor matures late, has )ood age. you might try again "I Hate Don Rickles" Club, winter hardlnou. Excellent for both hay and paature. tonight, 8 p.m.. Ch. 8. of which I am a charter ' Order Domlnor Alfalfa nowl . ' member. He has not one, but + ++ We mentioned a ·week of so ALSO: .Warrier Alfalf1, Glacier Alfalf1, twc., versions of his show on ago that we don't understand the cable. 7:30 p.m., Ch. iO, Alsike Clover, Medium Reel. Clover, Timothy, pro hockey, Same for college and ·10!30 p.m:, Ch. 8. Ky.-31-Fescue I cert. Rye Grass. hockey. MOVIES: "Mister 880," But Ohio State'• Buckeyes Burl Lancaster, 4 p.m ., and meet the au Bobcats on the the horror: clooble-feature, Ice tonight - and we wish "Monster from Prehi storic j'l'l W. Main St. 992-2164 Pomeroy, even more we knew . Planet" and "Creature with . somethlnji a~t the game. 8 the Atom Braln.'' 11 :3C>p.m., THE STORE WITH "ALL KINDS OF p.m. c~ .. 11. all on Ch. 10. 210 li. 2nd · Pomeroy STUFF" - ·FOR PETS, STABLES, LARGE & 1 Plloftt ff2.J421 IMALS, AND GARDENS. Frank McGuire and his boYs Cilme hoine lor a eeleb:ation Thunday night. McGuire, a native · of New York, watched as a pair of his local rea-ulls combined to lead the eigbth~anked Gamecocks to a 100-77 rout of No. 19 Ford· ham, · Tom Riker, 6-foot-10 center, erupted for ·42 points and Kevin Joyce, South Carolina's sta.r guard, added 15 BS the Gamecocks avenged .an l'ICAA Tournament loss to the Rams last year' Riker scored 19 point!t in the first half as South ca.rolina surged to a 46-26lead and left the game with almost seven minutes to play after scoring 36 points. He re-entered the game and scored· six more points bef~ McGuire sent in his reserves. Ken Charles had 26 for Fordllam. · "I'd rather win In Madison Square Garden than anywhere in the country," ~d McGuire. "That's bec•ll!e we can show ~. ·a m Get His Tbermo-lial "Sweat 1*1'' ! Waverly Wins BigatMeigs Bowling When you buy anew HOMELITE~ . Chain Saw ... RIDENOUR SUPPLY Domino·r ALFALFA . , T ... 2-HOUR CLEANING Dominor . (Upon Request) mainlng because of a fight involving players and fans. The victory pushed the sixthranked Buckeyes to 12-2 and .~ G'tt• D ds I rgan eman . Strong Action ,. . in the Big Ten. other important games in Saturday's 23-game Ohio card include Ohio University at Kent State, Bowling Green at Western Michigan, Ball State at Miami, Wittenberg at mDa yntod.n and Cincinnati at Rich· 0 In a battle of small college . . goals for 26percent, wasted by Jim Garrigan's 18. pointa. It was Youngstown~s 14th win in 16 starts. Kenyon's Ma""' • '1 Hunt scored 32 points and pulled down 13 ·rebounds, hath game highs, .to lead the Lords to a 91-'4 win over Ohio Wesleyan. ThevictorygivesKenyona5- Jo~~~:!n<~~sday~: :a~~r!il~~a~~~ng~~~~ ~~~~~f:::. a~~~~~: cribed the fight al the end of the . Minnesota .Ohio State basketball game as a "public mugging" and demanded that Big Ten officials take "strong B!)d forthi'ight action" against MinnesoIa . • • Three Ohio State players were hospitalized following a melee in Tuesday nigh't 's game with 36 seconds remaining and the Buckeyes leading ~0-44 . The gam e, played in Minneapolis, was stopped and Ohio State awarded the victory. "I have never seen anything ssdisgracefulandbrutalas the attack on Ohio staie players," Gilligan said. "Everyone who saw films of the fighting was sickened. "When you have a man engaged in intercollegiate athletics he sliOuld not have to do so at the risk of his life," the governor said. Gilligan said if the Big ten did not take "strong and forthright action" against Min. nesota , "for all practical purposes we can forget about inter-collegiate athletics." Gilligan's news secretary was asked if the governor would ·have comment on Ohio State football coach Woody Hayes• actions at a football game at Michigan last year when Hayes angrily ripped apart sideline markers. "I think that and the basketball game fight are two different matters," news secretary Robert Tenenbaum said. "The governor will have no comment on the Hayes matter." State. Capital, seventh-rated ·small college team, entertains Mount Union. In games Thursday night, Youngstown State roiled over Steubenville 88-57, Kenyon picked up a 91-M Ohio Conference victory over Ohio Wesleyan and Cleveland State lost to Wayne State 65-04. YoWlgstown State had lowplayers in double figures in its win over cold-shoo ting Steubenville. Bill Johnson led the Youngstown State attack with 20 points. Teammate Dave Burkholder added 17, Bill McMeed scored 12 and Ron Smith had 10. Steubenville , which managed only 19 of 71 field 6-3 and 2-3. In Detroit, Cleveland Slate lost to Wayne State 65-54. Dan Lee led the losers with 15 points. In tonight's only game, Oberlin is at Lak.e Forest (fll. ). NEW SugarFre~ Taste Great FLAIR Royal Crown Bottling Co. Middleport, Ohio ARBOUR LOST S)', LOUIS (UPI) - Defenseman John Arbour will be lost to the St. Louis Blues for several weeka as a result of a broken arm suffered Wednesday night \l).,f, ~1 , ~lctory..over tile ~t~ · b!lrgh Penguins, Three other St. Louis defense men - Bob Plager, Nool Picard and carl Brewer -also are sidelined with tn. juries, . New Tire YOUR CHOICE $2QOO Plus ~ed. EKe. Ta • . . · According to size. Regular Tires 1 • 735xl4 W/S 1 • 825x14 Blk/w Cl)amp 1 · 855x14 w/s I 1 · 855xl4 Blklw New 1 · 855xl4 w/s Fi1estone 500 1 · 735xl5 w/s New 1 · 815x15 W/S . 1 · 885xlS New Safety W/S Winter Tires 2 · 650xl3 Town & W/S · 4 • 650x13 w/s Consider the uses you have planned for that spare room . Then come in and look over our wide selection of pan e ling and trim. With your dream plan and our low prices we'll make that dream of paneli ng a rea lity! Panel ing is so easy to install , so practical. so lu wrious you' ll want It in other rooms . . . the kitchen, family room . bedroom and den. - Come ip t.oday. The soone r we put our ideas together. the sooner your drea ms come true. Traelion Air 2 · 775x15 Blklw Town & 4 · 735x15 w/s · !own &_Counby_ 2 • 775115 w/s ROBINSON;S MODERN .SUPPLY o. CLEANERS · ! • In··J·-.·u·..r·y·R · I.d H.J. :lle·d Bu '· .cks Face MI.'chi·g··an·· .· · J1C , . , . , l N . L . t\:'vh~ S~. £'~~~~~~~0~· 66: ~eam·s n . o · n- eague SC _~.· Gamecocks Ac#on .Toninh . t, Saturday --e' marshall and his deputies were B. F.. Taylor, V. Hartinger, C,N~E~tft:~~ · Thomas Stewart and Charles EXPENDITURES BY FUND Tillman. Treasurer was R. · General Fund Downing and Ira Grsham was Balance, Jan . 1, 1971 1.135.12 Receipts Center." corporation clerk . with Lewis General F-roperty Tax Lindsay the street com· Real Estate (Grossi 4,069.51 Mrs. Phyllis Scott and Mrs. Tan~lble Personal Property Robert Gurtis a•reed - "Very missioner. TaxCGrossl 520.17 • At the time, Middleport had lnherlfance Ta• interesting and educational: (Gross i 51.58 10 churches, two printing of• · Local Government Mason County is very fortunate flees, two ·banks, 43 stores and Distribution 460.80 to have this type of adult Cigarette License Fees and educatt'on." groceries and ·nine Fines (Gross ) 18.56 manufactories. The pride of Other 20.00 Mrs. David Roush - " Very Total· Receipts 5,140.62 the communily was the Ml~-. Total Beginning Balance ~· rewarding, very interes~ing, dleport school hailed as "one of Plus Receipts 6,275,74 was '"§urprised Mason County Expendl1ures h d the finest publi~ sc'hool Total , Expendllure• a such a wonderful buildings in : Southern OhiQ." .l Adm ln istrotlve 4,496.56 educational Center ," - Town Halls, Memorial Churches of the community Buildings and Grounds 130.00 Mrs. Paul Scally - "The included Presbyterian, Fourth, . - Flro•Protecllon 10.00 tour was well worth the time, 7 Head of Coal St., Rev. H. B. Erg~r~~;les ~U~ very educationaL Those club Scott, pastor; Free Will Grand Total EKpendltures - members that didn't make it 1 Baptist, corner of ·6th and 5•4' 6·69 sure missed an enjoyable ClDCAGO (UPI)All MahaUnited States ... an exemplary opened and ran· a very suc· General Fund Bal., Dec . 31, 1!71 82'I.OS lia Jackson wan~ when she servant ~ God." cessful beauly shop-Maha·. Palmer, Rev. T. 'H. Drake, Total Expend itures Plus evening." · arrived in Chicago in 1927 was Chicago Mayor Richard J. lis's Beauty Salon-on the pastor; M. E. Church, So. · Bal.,Motor Dec. 31Vthlclt , 1971 License 6,275.74 We we~ guided thronah .. ~ ""'0 ·Third, between Main and : Tox Fund this new building by the Rev. a chance to attend beauty Daley said her death was "a South Side. 393 88 school. deep loss to all America and Her singing ialents were Lincoln, the Rev. C. H. Warren, Balance, JeRe~.]~! · Charles Frum, Point Pleasant, The grandchild of plantation particularly to Chicago." Mrs. recognized when she joined the pastor; Christian Church, Motor Vehicle License recruiter for Adult Basic 70 06 slaves, she was born in New Martin Luther Kinli Jr. said Greater Salem Baptist Church, corner Walnut and Fourth, ' Total To• Recotpll 6.0 · 6,o7o.o 6 Educa t'ton an d Mrs. Car oIyn Orleans in a threH'OOm shack "The cause of justice, freedom where 'she helped form the ReV. Hir~m Woods, pastor; 'Total Beginning Balance Morrison, vocational secretary between the railroad tracks and broll)erhood have lost a "Johnson Gospel Singers." Plus Receipts 6,463.94 of Pt. Pleasa· nt. New Church, Walnut, no I! xpendltures. chail)pion whose real Miss Jackson reCorder her regular pastor; Wesleyan Total E•pendttures Rev. Frum informed us that and the Mississippi River . -Miscellaneous 2,151.06 d 1 Miss Jackson died Thursday, dedication knew no midnight." first record in 1936, but it wBS Methodist, corner Second and ·- Maintenance ;.153.21 more an more peop e are officially claimed as one of the Miss Jackson steadfastly not very successful. Ten years Diamond, Rev. William "Grand Total E•pendltures - Motor Vehicle License greatest gospel singers the refused often enticing'olfers to later, she wrote and recorded Raybould, pastor; Universalist Tax Fund 6,30<1 .27 LEGAL NOTICE world hBS ever known. Heart sing pop and blues songs in "MoveOnU~ALittleHigher." Church, corner of Fourth and Bot., Dec . 31 , 1971 159.67 Total Expenditures Plus failure was listed BS the cause night clubs. ·She vowed she It was an instant hit, selling Main, Rev, T. H. Druley, NOTICE ON FILING Bel .. Dec . Jl, 1.971 6,463.9< of death. OF INVENTORY would never perform where eight million copies. ·Gnoline Tu Fund ·- ~ pastor; Episcopal Church IBNOTIIING SACRED? AND APPRAISEMENT Balance, Jon. 1, 1971 1.872.51 Known for her full throaty liquor was served. In 1954 her "Didn't it Rain" Society held in Universalist DEAR HELEN : The Stole ot Ohio, Molgs Rteolpts vo,i, ~ 8!)d expressiv. e .face,. She sang in her father's County . • ..... ~-_:-, .... ~ .. _.._~ 1 I e,T•K tor , ' 12,800.00 1 made the ''l:fit ·AP¥~de ·~ , , Church, Rev . C. P. Maples, - ,,Am,J .a.:prude~, , ,.. ·., ..., <!!'' ~ . ,t ~ ~J .' _ ,_._ ... .. ~ ~ ' 11.00 •• "'oblte Court- MisS' -·Jackson ·Jler~br,m.e·~ church when ·slit! . was ·tJve;' Fli'rt Heart ' ttaeli: '• '' pastOr?;'' Baptis! ~_Qlurch,' ad. l . w &tl:h television with my teenage, lild"' J'DIIflli!r d1Jkl'ett, To th'e Exee~br! XI ·~ of the Receipts ! ' 1M11.00 before Presidents Truman, earned $4.00 on her fil'st pay estate t to 'sU<:h ot· t~e tbllbW!hg' ollt"8'l!lllnnlno a·alance · Miss Jackson· suffered her joining''school . ~llttdi'ng, Rev. and see these commercials coine 'on · adVettlilflg .ferillutne Plua Receipts 14,683.51 1s are· residents of the st1te of Eisenhower an'd Kennedy, did check as a singer in 1928, and, ftrst heart attack in the early ' James Ferguson, J.l&Stor, and deodorants, and even more personal items, and I cringe. Ohio, viz : the surviving Expenditures . a command performance at the peak of her career, spouse , the next of kin, the Total Expenditures 1~. She was treated then at the A.M.E. Church, corner I now hear that Women;a Ub wants birth oontrol edverll.sed -Miscellaneous ol,194.30 beneficiaries under the will ; before Queen Elizabeth of .collected up .to $5,000 for a Ltttle Company of Mary Fourth and Elm, Rev. J. H. on TV. (They're already warning against VD on every staUon - Maintenance 7,833.81 and to the attorney or attorneys representing any of the England and appeared before sin.l(le concert. Grand Total Expenditures in suburban Bell, pastor. . ' but thiS, I admit, makes sense.) Hospital lforementloned person s : -Gasoline Tax Fund most of the monarchs of Comes to Chicago Evergreen Park where she Names m the communtty at can't a woman have any privacy? Part of her mystique Is her Anna Mozelle Burton , . . 12.028.11 Miss Jackson came to ChicaDec. 31, 1971 2655.40 Deceased , No. 20582 , Pomeroy, Europe. She was the fil'st succumbed Th~sday. . the time of the .1875 publication personal hygiene. It doesn't need TV coverage! Moreover, I've Ohio , Salisbury Townsh ip. .Total EKpendltures Plus westerner to !lPpear before go when she was Ill to live with From that time on, Miss still are familiar. A few are recently heard that these feminine deodorants . contain You are hereb y notified that · Bol., Dec . 31, 1971 14,683.51 the ' Inventory and Ap . Emperor Hirohito of Japan. two aunts and attend beauty Raid end Bridge Fund Jackson was in and out of Anderson, Bailey, Baker, lngred'entsth t bed - MJP · Balance, Jan . 1, 1971 222.73 pralsement of the estate of the "A Noble Womsn college . To earn money for hospitals here and abrosd; ~e Bradbury, Brown, Butcher, P ~ W a ~aLyibe t~ero':id be · · · useful H the aforementioned , deceased, late fhulpts President Nixon described school, she worked as a collapsed in Munich Germany Calderwood Chase Child · · · omens· ra n wo more . Y of said County, was filed in this General Property Tax R.. l Estoto (Gross i 626.08 Court. Said lnventor.y and her as "a noble woman, an laundress. last October while 0 ~ a concert a k Davis' Downu;g En~: picketed theaters which showed movies that degrade women, Appra i sement will be for Tangible Personar Property Tax (Grossi . 10.20 hearlnQ before this Cour t on the artist without peer, a magnetic: It took 12 years, but she tour of ~urope. President O::g~r. Fick, Fisher: Far· rather than bars which exclude them. Tote! Receipts 636.2B 7th day of February , 1972, at ambassador of good wm for the finlahed beauty school and Nixon placed a U.S. Air Force mer, Gerber, Grant Grogan DearM.: 10:00 o'clock A.M. Total Beginning Belance jet at her disposal for her Guthrie, Haptonstau', Harris: (Liberationists seldom picket male bars any more .-:- that Any person desii"lng to file Plus Receipts 859.01 exceptions thereto must file · Ex:ptftdltures return home. Hartinger Hecox Hays was a publiclly gimmick, They DO go after magaztnea, enfhem at least five days pr io r to Total Expenditures She entered Little q,mpany Hudson, 'Hysell, 'Jenkins: tertainment -even columnists - who show male chauvinist - Mlscellantous 31.69 the date set tor hearing . WIN AT BRIDGE Giv en under my hand and -Maintenance 7.. 9.12 of Mary on Jan. 19 and was Kennedy, Laughead, Logan, tendencies. See letter at end of thia colmm.) seal of said Court, this' 18th day Grand Total Ep'ICneldutres of January , 1972. semico~lous the final two Lewis, Lyon , McElhinny, As for TV commercia~&. you'll have to admit they're qulte Road and Bridge Fund 780 .81 John c . Bacon Bal. , Dec . 31,1971 78.20 ,day~ of her life. Martin, Michael, Moore, tasteful -never calling a spade aspade, or even indicating what By Ann B. Watson , Total Expenditures Plus Deputy Clerk 811. , Dec . J1 , 1971 859.01 MISS Jackaon was married Miller, Murray, Owens, Park, the real use for tbe product Is. Have you noticed? TV ads plug (11 20, 28 Clubs had been opened and twtce and twi~e divorced. NORTH Jon . 28--' Payne, Phillips, Poindexter, bathroom cleaners but the commode il colllpiclously absent ... continued. South had ruffed 4J87 6 Survivors m_clude several Probst, Rathburn, Reed, except for a small unrecognizable part of the rim. Also, you hear' the seco nd club, d ra wn lfK84 b:others and sisters. Funeral Roush, Root, Russell, Scott, deodor11nt COfl\lllercialsseveral times an hour, but I've yet to see trumps and cashed the three t K Q 104 high diamonds. West was arrangements were in· Stewart, Swisher, Taylor, an 1D1derarm in one .of these pitches. 484 WEST EAST left with the good /.ack and complete. Thomas, Thompson, Turner, My cootentlon Is: if you enjoy television, then live with the ' jfl54 ... 9 there was no way or South Walker, Ward, Wells, White, . ads- for they pay the tab, -H. lfQl0 9 lfAJ 3l to avoid the loss of three Williams, Wllson and Young, tJ97 5 t8 6 heart tricks. · Middleport boasted two . Dear HELEN : 4 QJ101 4A9 6532 South had acted the part of Santa Claus just as North SOUTH (D) Th~ 1s an aMWer to the girl who was a non-virgin, engaged to bands, one the Middleport pointed out. If he had simply ... AKQ10 32 Cornet Band with G. B. a guy who wouldn't take "Yes" fOI' an answer and insisted • 76 5 finessed the 10 of diamonds Skinner, president; Frank w - ~UI marriage on tA 32 on the third lead of the suit Grant, leader, and A. Murray, 1 feel abe would ~ unwise to marry him und the dr· he would have made his con- Five Grange members of secretary-treasuurer, and the er se Bolh vu lnerable tract irrespective or 'where Meigs County met with Olympic BriiSII Banq by James Cllllllllancellfor~everalreasona : First,Hhe Is hung-up on no preWe.'it Nurth East the jack of diamonds was representatives of 13 other James with Thomas McCabe marltalt~Q, what doea he really, dee)Hiown think of her? Does located . · he respect her or conalder her a trsmp - because she IBn'I Pass 2 • Pass With the jack In the West Grange organizations Friday, as second leader 9x36 2 bedroom . Bath , furnace. The Vigllani Fire Co.· · ''pure"?Lateron,migiJthllrealfeellngacomeout? . Pass Pass Pass hand South would be able to Jan. 21,attheMarionGrange Secmd, lf she had enough seiUal detdre to have Indulged in OpeninR lead- olt Q discard a heart on the fourth Hall for a District Legialatlve protected Middleport; Its of. ---~1095 diamond. Put the jack in the Conference. Glennel Weaver, ficers were George War· thepaat,andhehaa not,llhemigllt have a stronger driw than he, By Oswald & James )acobyE __a_st_h_an_d_a_nd_E_a_s_t_w_o_u_id Depuly of Hocking County, the meldorff, presideqt; J . c. and be left Wl88tlsfled in her marriage. Also, if she Is relatively McCready, vice president: A. ~en~ and he Is not, he might resent her being the " You look more and more S.nd tl lor JACDIY MODERN IJook host counly, presided. Real Clean. Members of the Ohio House Calderwood, Jr., secretary, 'teacher. · . like Santa Claus" remarked to: ' Win of Bridge," (c/o this niW's· My re&IOII for writing Ia that I had a similar experience. North. " Here is another poper), P.O. So• 419, Rodio City and Senilte froni the several and Lewi8 Hugg, treasurer, ga me you have presented to Stotton, New York , H.Y. 10019. counties were in attendance to with Wormeldorff as fire chief. Neither my future huabar!d nor I were virgins. However; he .our opponents.'' take part in a panel disculaion. John Grant was president of wanted to walt for marriage and I agreed. What·a mistake! Had I "What do yo u mean'? " score a surprise trick with· it The . 111eeting afforded both the Middleport Woolen Mills, lived with him before our marriage I would have called it of! asked South. " I can't help it but then East w o u 1d look legislators and Grange locaied at the corner of Second much as I loved him. lfls real penonalltY came out 1n th~ , that d i a m on d s failed to Real Clean . around only to find that there members an op(iortunlly to and Rutland and then doing a mtll'riage bed. He was totally selfish, looked down on any desire : break .11 were no more Worlds to COD· . participate in . expressing big business and James RiChey on my part, and to put It briefly, these attJtudett wrecked our , ; quer. opinions and asking questions was foreman at the thriving msrriage. WeweredlvorcedinlesathlnlllxtiiOIIths,alhatterlng : .~ _ ·-- - - ---, A club lead w o u I d give on vilallegislattve matters. Middleport Furniture Factory. experience. (He·saw no·need to chan"e.) · ' . , : South a . chance to dtscard Attending from Melg Th M'ddl t Hill · ·• ' Th I Daily SentIRe• · another heart on dummy 's 1 . epor s e I realize that ''tl')'ing It otit" wouldn't 88Ve ,very marriage, , DEVOTE o TO THE . ' last diamond . A heart lead Coonly were Leo R. Story and Cemetery trustees were butatleast you would learn much about your partner by his ( Met'~l,~~~~1~~EA . . would set up dummy's kin g Stanford_ S~kton, Hemlock . PhineasHugg,M.W. AIIenand her) reactio1111 to loving, glvlnc, sharing, enjoying. Too CH.ESTE R L. TANNEHILL, ' as a wmner. Grange, Chfford Morris, John Short. The cemetery near peopleareBilllaubconsclouslyrepultledby sel-and thil feelln ROBE ~~~~O~dFLICH , {NEWSPAPER !NTERPRJSI ASSN.I Racine Grange, ·and Mr. and the fonner Gravel Hill School that it is "dirty" tum& their whole liWBWI'O side ut The g City Editor Mrs. ij. E. Starkey, Columbia , wasstlllln operati~ •,~d was thatseilsonlyumallpartofma'rrtage,b:lflt':all ysaft Sa~u"r~~~~~~: T~:i6~io e~i~~:; Grange. known. as the lower canbethemoatdlsastrolllpart - LEARNEDTOOLAT~· Publisht~li CorJ>pany, 111 · The State Master, James graveyard." · co 1 Sl p The bidding has b.-en: R d the -'·'· S f th b f 4~7~~. Busints~mo'\;?!; P~~~Qe West North Easi Soulh oss, an State Le..-Uve orne o e . us neases DEAR HELEN. 992.2156, Edllorial Phone 99 2. ~ Representative, John E. · serving the community were · 1 1157 · • Henderson of Cambridge, were M. J . Hamilton, de81er In fine I was saddened by your ilnSWer to "Hlirt," whose husband . Po5~~~~~ ;~~~.postage paid at ~!; , ;:~: ~ ~ moderators. boots and lboelmade to order; IJanf'llyboymagazlne, and takes bush estt •IIIOciatea to toplestt · National advertising You, South, hold : L. Lindsay, livery, glvinl ban. How can~ laugh .off the trabJem ilince be~ "OIIIy a representat iv e Bott lnell i. I .._.tal ltlenUon to funeral · t o..,..., r- ? ·· Gallagher, Jnc .. 12 ea sl <2nd oltAKQJtor.s ¥An tK~ 4 ~ ..,..... .,..._ SEE: RAY RIGQS, AL ZEIGLER . Sl.. New York Cily, N. w York. What do you do now·~ . furnishing and the ConUnental Women are PEOPLE, not ltcenery. They aren't to be uaed u •' 50 . , 1iv e r~~c.r:;:,liocnar~~ir's ~h~,"~ · A-lla... You may hoot lour UON SHOT Hotel., owned by Tom H. 111!1 objecla. "Beeuty"·isn't U importlnt U "character" 1nd 1 ~~·~~~~~ ~~u<1~n~sh:r''.' c:r'r~:; <lubs. Ynu will surely be douFLORENCE, Italy (UPI) - Dawson, featuring fish, game 111111 tthould not be a voyeur. The WOIIUII'B movement haa 1opg serv ice not available : bne l.led lrid sol if YOU bid luuo· An eight-month-old lion snd oysters In season In Its way to go becallle WlllllenliR you View themaelvee u ob~ month 11.75. By ma ll In Ohio spades. . . escall!'d from a zookeeper's restaurant.. ' rather than human beings. -A.M~ · a nd w. vo ., one year 514 .00. TOilAV'S Qllt:STION house in · suburban Fl-nce Dear A S ilt month~ S7 .2S . Thre e ,.,..... .: · ' Ph. 985·4100 moplhs 14.50 . Subsc riplion v ..... Soul h. hpld: . Thursday and wu shot to , The Nobel Peace Prize at come on let the ..... enjoy life lilt"· And for l pri(e 1includes Sunday Tim es . ~'I KK; t If \Q · · • J • e..., . ""· beawn'l • Lic:1ted on 5. Rt. ; Chester, 0. . . • · · · ' 6 • ,.at 4 4 death by police when keepers was not awal·ded i~ 1966 and Hsa.li:e, when will you Uberationlsts develop 1 lenlt , of humor!_ . 1 ·,•.s._e_r·."n_•_t. __ Wlmt rio )' 1111 t in It<: dl·a l... ,.·· failed to capture it with nets. Ul67. ~ J . J. White was the mayor of Middleport which was divided into three wards with two councilman representing each ward, according to Sheppard's Middleport Directory for 1875. Councilmen 97 years ago were B. B. Probst and R. R. Hudson, first ward; Joseph McKnight and John Grant, second ward, and Sam BradburY and Charles Logan, third ward. John Peters was town DQminlon Fla . A&M 135 Benedict 120 Wayne St. 65 Cleve . St. 54 · Eau Callre 86 St. Cloud 69 Mrrs Harvey 101 Salem 68 ~G~~~~tJ!~~-s~P:i 73 Utat.·61 Wyoming 58 Corpus Chrlsll90 Tnas Luih so . Rhode Island 7S8'1Vermool 55 Fla. Southern Rollins ·83 Shlppensbg 12 York 67 Lincoln 118 Salsbry St. 76 Boston St. 9'1 Lowell St. 70 Drake 76 No. Tex. St. 70 Tulsa86'ArkensasSt. 60 Houston 102 So. Miss. 63 Pan Am 95 Houston Bap. 87 ~i~~b~n:';~.~c~. 67 Yngstytn St. as Stbnvt57 . Kenyon ,91 Ohio Wslyn 64 . DKuqun , ne 93 Boston Coli. · 79 1 Y· S · 84 Ky . Wesl~yan 73 \Jnlon93Campbelisvr82 Pomeroy Cement_ Block Co. The Department Slore Of Building Since 1915 MIDDLEPORT, O. �' ' j • . ;., 5- The Daily Sentinel, MidcUeport-POMeroy, 0., Jan. 28, 1972 f - The Daily Sentinel, Mlddleport-Pomea oy, 0., Jan . 28, 1972 Some Action.Expected, ·Du"e Says COLUMBUS (UPI)-Blg Ten Commlsaloner Wayne Duke spent five hours here Thursday talking with Ohio State basketbell players and athletic offi.ciala as ·he wound up his lnvesligation of a wild melee at Tuellday night's Ohio State- Michigan. Duke was at the game, "the III:st Big Ten basketball game I've. seen in 21 years." The former Big Eight commission- · . er recently BU<:ceeded the late Bill Reed. Ohio State Athletic Direclol' Ed Weaver, who also viewed ·lhe game, said he had "full ronfidence in the corrunissioner's invest1gati011 and his decision.'' · ., · Ohio Gov. John 'J. Gilligan Thursday called on Duke to . . .. By tion.''The governor termed the inCident a "public mugging." "I've never seen anything as attack on the Oblo State players;" Gilligan llaKl. "Everyone who saw the films of the fighting wus sickened.'' . maklng a d.eels1o.n, "bu I my per101181 opl!Uo~ IS there will be some ac;tlon. He refused .to specula!tl Tlmrsclay rught on what a~lon would be taken, but S81d an announcement would be made latm: today· . The game. at Mmneapolis was halted WI~ 36 seconds remainlngandOhioStateleadlng 50-44. The Buckeyes were awarded the victory • Luke· Witte , Ohio. State's 7foot center, was goq up for a layup shot when he was fouled and knocked to the floor by Minn . esota's Clyde Turner. The referees called a fla. nt foul on Turner and eject~him from the game. Minnesota's Corl!y Taylor appearedwbehelplngWlUeto his feet, but Witte said Taylor lineed him in the groin setting off a aeries of other ~cidents between the players and some of the 17 775 fans Witte, lbe most. seriously In......... pIayer, """er --u ed a con1"'"' CU88lonandculaand bruises on his head. Reserve forward Mark Wagar alao suffered a concuaslon. Both have been ruledouto!Saturday'sgameat j £1 . Snead and rookle l:UJUilng back Vince Clements', sidelines last year with a knee Injury, WE:~:e sent to the, Giants ruon_g Wllh the V~klngs No. I p1ck m 11ext weeks draft and the No.2 pick the 1973 draft. Tarketon, who lives in Atlanta and starred at the University of Georgia, spent his first six seasons with the Vikings before being traded .IIJ the G'1811ts a fte r.his dllferencee with former Coach Norm Van Brocklin reached the lreaklng point In hiS ' 11 years in pro · · ball, he has yet to play on a . · . ' ' . · CHICAGO (UPI)--\be Gibron stepped Into the role of head coach of the Chicago Bears today and d~lared that ''motivation" Ill the present players could turn the club into 8 rontender for the Natloruil Football League •champlonshlp. ' Glbron, 46, was naliled by owner George s Halas to ceed J' Dool · ho ;~ Decun29 aft":; ~ · of a five-year• four years tr ct Gibr · :~~~~~ co:a;tas~::n,~ . . hi6 search for !J¥m after th~ NFL draft has ··eluded t week. He . em:ltzed ':t while he would talk Ill lormer coaches 011 the Bears' staff inCluding i>oO!ey, he was not cOmmitted io a of them "I have ~In ·mind,'; he said .. alty will he a maj:X. ronsid~tion. There's ·· " •• "'- "" of ~ver 8; 11111lk"! ""abony.more the sta · tahe ~ 8 ut me or 0 er coac s. Glbron·said motivation could · club with a gOOd defense. · "I'm just delighted," Tarkenton said at his AUanta home, "l really am excited a~t playing in Minnes9ta agaUI. I've got so many friends up there I started out with. It's a championahlp team." · Giant .Coach Alex Webster said the ''main reason" the Giants made the trade was "to strengthen our team not only ' for 19'12 but for the future. We thought we would rather move 81 in tha' direction than to stand tOoff~~ ~tplthe t wile Ia 8t • tea . . po . WlJI m onpa '",. years m un- exact length Ullllisclosed. ship. He said the defensive unit bluched. . He said that money was not a had proved Itself caJ14ble. facblr In~ accep~ the job Gibron, who begali playiJig were Mr. and Mrs. Granville and that 11 was not discussed pro football in 1949, pla~ed for · Lyons, Mr . and Mrs. Bert Fo~'fq,.;eW until after a handshake had three NFL teams, wind~ up Christian and Mr. and Mrs. A-LL l' .a boundhlmtothejob. When he his Clll'eer with the Bears In Gordon Perry and son. ~?und out the alilount, he said, ~!159. After c~ching at WashMr. and Mrs . Harold It was more than I expected mgton for five years, he Mrs. Goldie Gillogly ac- Gillogly, Vicky and Bruce, . and I'm satisfied with it." rejoined the Bears as offensive companied her daughter, Mrs. were in Columbus on business Gibr?n said he was given full line coach. For the last four Paul Gasbln of Albany to and visited with his sister, Mrs. authonty to name his own years he has coached the Gallipolis where they were Berniee McKnight and family. assistants. He planned to begin defensive line. dinner guests of another Mr. and Mrs. M. T. verBy Mn. Herbert Reusb daughter, Mrs. Ralph Frazier. million of Athens called on Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bush, David Dailey, Memphis, and Mrs. Cecil Gillogly and Mrs . Evelyn ' Manuel and Tenn., and Mrs. Edward Jirik, family on Sunday afternoon. daughters, Joyce and Carolyn, Columbus, called on Mr. and Floyd King, former .resident were shopping in Parkersburg Mrs. Ney Carpenter. of this community, is confined on Saturday. , . RIO GRANDE COLLEGE REDMEN STATSTICS Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swett to Holzer Hospital, Room 225 , Ernest Bush visited Earl (15 Games) attended a family gathering at and would appreciate cards ~~ ~~ Vedateransf Memo.r'ial :t~~tTe~~Roger F~-t24~T;:.37R~30A 29 T~48 Avg. the party room at Bowers from frienda. IMIP ta Sun Y a temoon. 15-Lambert. Ron 85·166 45-67 93 18 215 :6·5 Restaurant In Pomeroy Mr·. and Mrs. Earl Starkey : · and Mrsj Roy Bush of 9-Martin, AI 44-116 23·31 ss 34 111 1;:: t Uverpoo brought the 15-Halrston, Harry 71-150 16·34 114 58 161 . 10.1 .""*****~-~~'******: honoring the birthdays of Mrs. called on his brother, Eldon W. l.Swett,Mrs. ArthurReedy Starkey, at Grant Hospital, former's fatho!r, Roy Bush Sr. 13-Jordan,Wray 60·110 16-24 52 39 136 10.4 A THOiJGII1' and <latughterMr , Llndad.MrOtheWrs Columbus. Mr. Starkey homke ndSaturdawithy anladtlspentMrthe :t:~:;.O:,~teve :~ :~ j~:~ ~ ;~ :;: 9.6 FOR TODAY presen were . an s. . remains seriously ill. wee e re ves. . I4- Boll inger, Dan 22· 64 7- 9 40 3 51 9.2 3.6 : Every man should make · .;: l. SWeet of Middleport and Mr. Eldoil Dailey, 79, well known Bus h ha d vIsIted In East 14- Rouse, Mike. · 22· so 3-10 38 2 44 il up his mind "that If he il 12· 32 5- 6 10 6 29 l:~ il expects to succeed, he il and Mrs. Arthur Reedy and farmer in the area, passed Uverpool with his son for three 10- T~ompson, Dale family, Pomeroy.. away at his home. Funerru weeks. . TOTALS 581-1236 2t7-317 679 261 1379 91 ,9 il must .give an honest il' Mr. and Mrs. Herold Lawson Season Retord : Won 7 - Lost 8 il return for the other man's il Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dixon services were held at Bi•ony w Mid-Ohio Conference Retard: Won 2 - Lost 3 il doller. il and Mr. an d Mrs. Rona ld Bolen Funeral Home, ·Albany,• on and son • c' J ·• of '•tart' '""' ' d· 'da lthMr SEASON RECORD il - Edward HarrlmaD .il dnd Lisa attended funera I Thursday with burial In Va., spen IFf1 Yw ·an Rio lll Georgetown 83 il /IU/d. il services at Cromes F.meral Temple Cemetery. Mr. Dailey Mrs. Charles Lawson and Rio 92 Urbana lOll .. ~ in Sidney for Elmer is survived by his wife, Esther, family. Rio 114 Alderson-Broaddus 86 MCMAHON CAlLED UP ~ Home (Pat) Baker of Port Jefferson. a daughter, Mrs. Edward Miss Ada Rowe entertained Rio 105 •·Cedarville 71 NEW YORK (UPI) -De• !fs itk! Easy ·' ;., ., i.jc Mr. Baker, husband of the (Beth) Jirik, Columbus, and a Sundayinhonocofhermother, Rio 75 x-Malone74. fenseman Mike McMahon of the Providence Reds was former Neva Canode, was a son, Davl'd Dalley, Memphis, Mrs . Ka te Rowe, who Rio 87 x-Urbana 112 . by the New Rio 101 West Florida 100 called up Thursday leb h th blrthda ted 89 Ia brother-In- w. of Mrs. ~~~on . Tenn. and four grandchildren. ce ra er Y Rio 91 West Florida 92 . Mr. and Mrs. W1lham Thn5e from a distance in at- Wednesday. lee cream and Rio 71 Otterbein s6 York Rangers of the National Cheadle and Mrs. Metta Fisher tendance were Mr. and Mrs. cake . were served to the Rio 92 Berea 104. Hockey League to see weekend Fridays Lly : were In' Circleville' where they ~David " D6lley of ' Tehile!See,' follow~ who.called.to extend Rio 104 Lander 92 ~:tll~N~dll~.,the Min-,. illn.e Drive· hi 'Window ! vlsited .,_llle ~~· son-in- ',Mr. and Mrs. Edward~irii! St·:·r· besl'll'~b>Mr!I.Rowe :>Mrs 1 • . R~o 8? Walsh •84 ., , .. is 'ClPen • ·,, ·• law ancf daughter .~ and ~ ' Anna Wmes and Katen and R>o so •·Malone 86 McMahon wiH· Suti for Abe of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. J kl k of Rio 86 x-Urbana 88 DeMarco who suffered a : 9 A.M. to 7 P.M, i1 Mrs. Carl Ross and• famll. y. 1 Edward Jirik Jr Elizabeth. ac e, Nea Ba er Racine, Rio 81 Wright State 83 . ed ' . ., (Continuously J ' IJI ·•and Leslie Mrs. Linda Clla d and sons, spram ankle agamst the M M R d r. an rs. oscoe Ann Edward e n Jan. 29 At O~io Dominican B If I ..,. ni o Sabres Wednesday 'i ! Other S.nklng Hours 9 to 3 il Tackett, Mrs. Mary Collier and Cot.:U.bus, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vince and Ryan, ~lumbus, il •nd 5 to 7· 11 usu.l on il Mrs. Ed Hensley, Flatwoods, McComas UtUe Hocking and Mrs. Carroll Wb1te and g · il Fr!Qys. . ~ Ky., were called here by the Mr. and Mrs.- Lee McCo~as. children, Darla, Keith and -~-------NASH TO COLONELS serious illness of their father, Middleport. K~vln, Mrs. Jean Wells and WUISVILLE, Ky. (UP!) Jerry Culwell. Another children, Mandy and Amy, of at University Hospital. Mi-. First baseman Cotbln Nash, daughter, Mrs. T. H. Blanton Syracuse. Mrs. Rose has 41 Sayre 'will undergo possible who played for the Minnesota and Greg, Jackson, were also gandchlldren, 60 greatopen heart surgery at a later Twins' Portland farm club. in grandchildren and two greati! POMEROY, OHIO il overnight'guests at the Culwell date. the Pacific Coast League last i1 • Member FDIC il home. BOWMANS HERE greali!J'andchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Dines season, was acquired Thursil Mel(lbor Federal il Family members enjoyed a Mr. and Mrs. John Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Russell of .Rosel<~ System . birthday dinner honoring Mrs. Columbus, were weekend Middleport were · Sunday of Parkersburg, Mr. and Mrs. day by the Louisville Colonels Granville Lyons. Thn5e present guests of Mr. and Mrs. Karl dlnrier guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Braden of Cottageville of the International League. were weekend' guests of Mr. Nash, 29, hatted .790 and hit . .• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Owen, Middleport. Russell Roush and family. and Mrs. Wayne Wilson and 37 homers for Portland last Lloyd Nice Is ill with flu. family. season. a:: Junior Spawn Sunday. Phone 992-2174 Weekend guests of Mrs . 500 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Bertha Robinson were Mrs. Frances Coe, Mrs. Hazel We Service What We Sell Mitchell, Columbus, and Mrs. Our Word Is Our Bond Focie Haymand and son, Keith who were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Robirison. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sayre 383 N. Second Ave . . were called to Columbus due Ill Middleport We must sell some used cars. We have s~ld so the serious illness of their son, 992-3555 many new cars we are loaded wiih good clean ·David Sayre, who is a patient Authorized Agent used cars we must sell. NEW YORK (UP!) - Fran Tarketon is going "home" with the ass1gnm~.t of leading the Minnesota Vikings back to the Super ~wl. The Vlklngs, who .swapped Tarkenton to the New York Giants five years ago for four draft ch~ces, Thursday night · lx'Oilllhthilnbackalthecostof three players and two draft choices with only one of them -'de rece1ver Bob Gr im -a -•n regular Grim·, quarterback Norm C l arpen er News, Event theD~y anJ7 Betty Van· Melel' and Eunie Brinker visited with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Byers of Tanners Run on Sunday. Mr. Byers is somewhat improved. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Barniiz ' and sons Tom and Tini of Kingston', Mr. ofand Mrs. Hayman Barnltz Pomeroy · called at the home 9f Eunie . Brinker on Saturday. · Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Earl Johnson and son, Patrick and daughter, Sheryl LeAnn and Mrs. · Doughis Johnson of Racine visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Johnson and Connie of Hamden Sundsy. Mr. and-Mrs. James Circle of NewHavenvisitedMaryCircle . ' ' . ., ' Qu t: ., t DRIVE-IN .. PIZZA HUT mE fi.o4I?~YS'~OU.~HT about a ~oq_of four gen....;tlons In the family ~I Charlie E. .~cer of Bradenton, 'Fla., a former resl~t of Pomeroy. Pictured are Adam Michael · Ph. 882-2416 New Haven, w. Vo. ... t i ., FARMERS BANK ., and SAVINGS 00. i Meigs County Salon, Elghi attending the party planned by fine-furniture styled giant-screen ~J~console! 1lle WINTHROP C4117113 Charming Early Ame~pan llfYied lowboy conliOie. ' . f!l ' . " . ZENITH HANDCRAFTED QUALrTY o Chromacotor Picture Tube • Cuelomlzed Tuning o Glare-Bon PlciUr• Face • niM eo Clllaala Iuper Vldao llangt To Zenllll AFC . I Ingels Furniture 992-2635 Open Fri. & Sat. Nights Middleport WE MUST SALE PAY CARIE TV BIU.S AT JIMMIE'S Pasby Shop da:hte;,a~w~~ed Great Cars Make Great Deals USED CARS Nova 6 cyl .• auto., dark green. Th is car only has 19,046 miles on it. Real sharp. 1970 Ford .......................'2395 69 Ford XL Comertible, air ............... ~ '1695 ·69 OldS 98 H.T. Sedan, a~ .. ••••• •••••• '2995 Mustang , 2 dr. H.T., fast back, all white with black in· terlor. 302 V-8, 3 speed on floor . 1969 Pontiac.................52195 Catalina 4 dr. sed., gol d with white top . T his is a local one 1968 Plymouth ..............s1495 Fury 11-4 dr . sed ., dark blu e. fa ctor y air, low m ileage . We want to move this car. 1967 Buick .........;.......... 51495 Sky lark conv. All white, real nice ca r . Buy this one & get ready tor sprin~ . •395 SPECIALS 1964 Bonnevllle~v., 1962 Nova Wagon, 1963 Nova Wagon, 1964 Olds 88 4 dr . 'H. T., 1965 Rambler 2 Dr. H.i. ; 1964 Comef2 Or., 1962 Olds F 85 2 Dr. AH run good. Make a real nice work car. Come in & see Bill Nelson, Ron Smith, Ceward Calvert or Ed Bartels. Open evenings till 7 p.m. & Sat. tillS p.m. Service open tilll2 noon NOW'S TIME! THIS IS THE PLACEI SPRING FERTILIZER FIELD SEEDS Sugar Run 'Mills· . 180 Mulbeny Awe. POMEROY · 70 Chevrolet ·Impala 4 Dr. H.T., V-8, auto. , P.S. & K' Bu'l""Su Co. P. B. 70 Ford LTD Wagon V-8, auto :, P.S. & P. B., factory air, cruise control . V-8, auto., P.S., P. ~- V-8, auto., P.S. & P. B., custom cab. V-8, 'a uto., P.S., P. B,, factory air . · Air.... 11195 66 Olds 88-4 l)oor ·················~····· 195.' 67 Pontiac Catalina 4 Dr. Sedan, 66 Mercury Sta. Willi!, V-8 auto.......... '795 CADET . . $500 BOYS SHOES Ch~~~~o~n $500 MENS SHOES Sl()OO $300 p rogram G.tv • en Tvv1 T HOUSE SLIPPERS GIRLS SHOES 1h Price Sz.» • S]Ol • Sf' MASON - The Mason United A prayer and self deniru BmTHDAY OBSERVED Methddlsl WSCS met Monday offering was taken . The WOMENS Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roadh evening, Jan. 24, at 7:30p.m. in program was closed by the Values To entertained recently with a the church basement. .song "0 Master Let Me Walk 112.99 slumber party in observance of Evelyn Proffitt had the With Thee," and prayer. the 13th birthday anniversary program titled "Open up Your The president, Mrs. Ray of their daughter, Trudy. Life," a call to prayer and self- Proffitt, had charge of SATURDAY, JANUARY 29th Refreshments were served. denlru program. She had a business . She announced a with mus!'c mission study in February with Last Dsy To Tske Advantage The door prize was won bY meditation b Beth McKnight. Other guests ackground, followed by Rev. Hinzman teaching the ·20% Msrk Down On All Other at the party were Debbie prayer, followed by a song, class. Merchandise ~tenbach, Mary Blaettnar, "~.n My. Eyes that l may Attending were, Mrs .. John Janie Van Meter; Ma~ ·Bog~.. ,See. Scnpture .taken yuom ., Cha}\ii),J\~n ; P41:ker .~Jiwr\e.tl, ,c Debbie Os.borne ; " !OJ!!:'~bo:•. ; John t'3:e, · Iaamh 26 : 3J':''artd" 1 Mrs. ~ Re,u~n ste"I!J'~.:·Mts. ;. Patty Warner, 'Bec~y thomaa, Psalms 46:10, with special Dorothy Cartwright, Mrs. Fred Jayne Hutchison, Pam North, emphasis on being stlll and Spencer, Mrs. Charla Yeager, Cathy Meadows, and Uz Card. knowmg God. . Mrs. Ray Proffitt and · Mrs. MIDOLEPORT · Also, different ways we are Lester Zerkle. to open up our lives to God and · people is by Stillness ...- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . by Mrs . Martha Childs. Awareness To th~ Now of Ufe : Membersbltakeelthercookles by giving and by doing, b; or sandwiches. AU members Lelah Zerkle, La Vera Yeager, urged to attend. . Sarah Spencer and Dorothy Cartwright. · BOOTS Of P/11nt Some 'Green StuH' Here,.. Ant/ WATCH YOUR SAVINGS BULOVA The watch that tells all. Time. Date. Day. ·· Automatically. Yo ur present w;nch 1n ay give yo u precise lime. But if you happei1 to hotve the \\Tnng day, iL's as The time. is ripe for saving ... at the Meigs Branch of the Athens County Savings & Loan. Open a Savings Account and get a big ... thoHgh you r \\'atrh \\'as precisely 2·1 hours fast. Or slo w. \Vh y get in sw: h a llx , when you can tell the d;ty tpui date at a glance with a Bulova? Matchln1 blue rllal and stf1p. Sta inless 4 3/4% steel case. 17 jewels. SIO. Church of Christ. Public invibed. . HYMN SING, Sunday, 2 · p1m., Eagle Ridge Community Church ~ AU special singers and public invited. MONDAY MEIGS County Garden Clubs Association, 7:30 p.m . Pomeroy Elementary School. TUESDAY MEIGS TEMPLE 153, J1yth1an Sisters, Tuesday night American Legion hall, Mid· dleport, Instillation of officers :· PASSBOOK ACCOUNT We make you more for your money. Open a Sailings Account, now. All st1 1n1u.s steel. Depth tested to 333 feet. 17 jewels. $t!l. '&~ ~~~~m · 4 Dr . HT, V-8,.auto:, P.S., P. B.. factory air. 66 C'Amet 2 Dr. H.T., V-8 '695. . .. '295 65 f«d Lm 4 Dr. H.T., V-8, auto. ........ 6 Cyl ., standard trans. \ CONTINUES . MODEL BP3011HH 12" picMe (measured diagonally) . Motorola Cadet Porlablo Ble1k & White TV. Slide Out Fast-Back Cha11i1 fQr' ea,sier. faster ,ervice: WE STILL HAVE A FINE ~ELECTION OF RUPP MINI BIKES ON DISPLAY. Solid 'State Circuitry in many vital areal. Built-In Carry Handle. Polystyrene cabinet in.Oil W~i te. · SEE IT AT ... "You'll Like Our Quality Way ' of Doing Busiroess" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Eveninqs Until 6:oo-Til 5 PM. Si'Jt. I Miss Wonderful Dress &Casuals 68.Chevrolet Impala Karr & van ·Zanclt F-11. 992-2174 SALE.CONTINUES 2 Dr. sedan, V-8, auto. 68 Renault 71 Hornet ~ · 68 Buick Sp~cial 66 Buick LaSabre 4 Door, air ••••••••••••• '1095 65 Oldsmobie 98 4 l)oor •• ; •••• , '795 ' 65 Me~t~~ ry StJtion W1101,,ar· i •• • •• • •• • •• · car. }'ill" std............. MOTOROLA 71 Ford Pickup 68 Olds Cutla H.T. Seetin, air ............ 11795 68 P~. Barracuda 2 Dr. H.T. ·••••;••••~.. 11295 . 67 Chevelle Malibu 2 Or. H.T••••• :.••• • '1195 .. =~-------- ':::M:id:d:le:p:o:rt:·:O: . 70 Ford Pickup 69 Chevrolet Impala \ Pomeroy, Ohio • V-8, 3 speed , P. S. & P. B. . 69 Olds ai Holiciay Coupe, air···.'.······ .Z295 .. f!l 8 ·Smith Nelson Motors, Inc. 501 E. -in St. 69 Ford Mustang l 1970 Chev......................'2195 owner . Real sharp. .. ' n~tbSO/b Relatives At Youth Week at Danvilk Church t ***************"' Smith Nelson Motors, Inc. • .. byf.P. Thurs- Mrs. John lloyd, and diy ni&ht with a party h011C8'!ng youth for the Saloil, . Sherrie Marlhall, a cystic ani! her daUibtet, Kathy, were II~ chllil1 Oil her seventh Tammy Blake,' Tony, Kelly and FRIDAY birtbday annlveriary. Robin HaWk, DenniJ Clannel, WEEKEND Services, Faith · A Cinderella motif was Mra. Kathryn Rob.an, ll'erty Tabemacle· , Bailey Run Road, cmied out in the decoratlons 1 Robeon, Charlel; Barry and Gem" were played with prizeS DeniJe Marahall, Mrs..Charles Thursday through Sunday, 7:30 aC11Jia to Ula Roblon, Randy Marshall, a_nd Mrs. Osby each ev,ening, with Rev. D. D. Minball, and Qluclde Blake. Martin o·f the host Rollins speaking; special music. Public invited. am.Jl toy•·and party hats were qanlaatlon. . ·JiveD u fiiVOI'I. The Salon Sending gifts to Sherrie were JUNIOR Class sponsoring pre11011ted S!lerrle with a Mra. J. M. Thornbln and Mrs. dance party ,at Wahama High School Friday, 9:30 p.m. to anderelll wtlatwatch. Eunle Brinltec. midnight with.Jays emceeing. lee crt1111 and cake In- ' LEONARD SANKEY, eight serl.bed "Happy Birthday . years in mission fields of Sberrle" nt:t aerveci. others • Central America, speaks at missionary services 7:30p.m. Friday at Pomeroy Lower Light Church. ·.In conjunction with the WEEKEND revival, Mt. obaervance of Moriah Church of God, 7,30 "Youth Week,'' Jan. 30 through p.m. Friday through Sunday. il, special plans have been Public invited. · made by the · Danvllle SATURDAY Wesleyan Church. MEIGS Chapter, Order of The observance at the DeMolay will select its chapter Danville church will start Sa 7' 30 p.m. tur"uultday morning when young sweetheart, ... day, Middleport Masqnic people of the church will be In ·Temple. All Mll50ns, affiliated charge of aU Sunday ~hoot bodies, invited guests departments. On Wedneaday welcome. Light refreshments night they will be in cllarse of during concl\\9iflll· s~l· l)aur. , prayermeet!ng anilvn 'ftlurs- 1 • · • · "" •. , ' .day, a gathering wiD be held at JITNEY Snj>pl;r, .Saturday, 5 . the church parsonage for the . p.mced., .Easter~ ~g~F;:;:h~~ llll>LACIMINt youth with Mrs. Nellie Myers, pre mg as rn era · G UARAN TEE1 youth president, in charge. · HOC:klng game, ~pons~red by Refreahments will be served. semor class which will also On . Friday, Feb. 4, and sponsor a dance following the continuing through Sunday, a game with The Stone Rose weekend reviv8lis IK!heduled. providing music . Barbara Higgenbotham, DANCE SATURDA.Y 17-year-old Columbus resident, following Eastern basketball ~~~ the services. She game sponsored by senior w u wellaulng with class. Music by "Stone Rose.'' 818ter. The Rev. Lawrence Admission will be cha'rged. Sullivan extenda an Invitation SUNDAY the public. RACIN~ CHAPTER 134, O.E.S. practice sesalon Sunday 2 p.m. In preparation for Initiation at Feb. 7 meeting. Worthy matro.n requests aU lN HOLZER officers be present. LETART, Ohio - Mrs. MEIGS COUNT.Y Senior Ferne B. Hayma.n, East Citizens 'Group, 3 p.m. Sunday Letart, is confined to the St. Paul's Lutheran Church. Holzer Medical Hospital, ·Film. by Mrs. VIlma Plkkoja, Sycamore and Fourth Sts., WSCS, Pomeroy United GalUpolls, Room llli. Mrs. Methodist ChUrch to provide IRg I UCI~ Hayman became Ill while refreahments. AU interested attending church Sunday, .and people Invited Ill attend. pp~ after being taken home, was MEIGS County Youth Rally _ transferred by ambulance to sponsoring a hymn sing, 992 3748 l!'e hospital. Sunday, 2 p.m. at Bra~ord !• r .. 1 Capping Event ~hemeMarshaltE~tertainedr,·- Social IRe! F~, entertained ·calenda r chalriDin children· ., . . girl has been increased to $70. In a letter from Mrs. Donna · John Swisher, Vinton, Route 2. sp<insoring a girl wlil also he , Mrs . Della Stahl presided at Miller, Depariment of Ohio . It was decided to order 2,000 invited .·to the joint meeting.~ the meeting which• was membership chairman, it was poppies for the annual Poppy The change in method of preceded by 8 pr<igram on noted that the unit w'as 23rd in Day sale. Initiation was set fo~ selecting the girls was national security by Mrs. lljln the state to achieve goal. the March meeting and it was ·proposed to avoid situations of Neutzling, Department of Ohio Membership is now 16 over announced that the juniors will former years where the chairman, for both the · goal, It was reported. Marlin give an Americanism program students selected changed alixiliary members and the Bush, Eighth District Com- a( the February meeting . their minds about attending, legionnaires. mander , than)(ed the unit for Members agreed to assist S!!V!lfal at the last minute. The A tetter from Mrs. Florence serving members of the round- with the fund drive of the Meigs joint meetiilg will he an effort Ri c hards , dis t r 1c t . up train at the time mem- County Red Cross fund drive in· at determlnfug real interest in · Americanism ·chairman, in· bership dues were collected. March. Reported ill were Mrs . attending Buckeye Girls' State vited members to attend a Acommunication read at the Gene .. Bass, Dale Kennedy, before delegates and alter- program on 'Americanism on meeting pertained to can- Mrs . Lena ·Wolfe, a patient at nates are named. ,Feb. 13 at the Mount Moriah didates for department Veterans Memorial Hospital, It was noted that the cost per I Baptist Church . treasurer. They are Mrs. Jack and Mrs. Amanda Murray at Balzhiser and Mrs. Bllly the Pleasant Valley Hospital. Peoples. Mrs. Phyllis Rowan , a gold Valentine star mother, was taken into membership at the meeting. Party The midwinter conference to Papers & "Focus on Furniture" will be held at St. Paul's Lutheran will be distributing pamphlets he held at the Neil House this · ,. the theme of the Thursday aU- Church. on the craft. Favors weekend was announced . day meeting of the Meigs The ilfternoon session at 1:15 Cookies will he provided for a The meeting will begin at 10 County Extension a.m. with Mrs. Virginia Salser p.m . . will be on refinishing reception. · Homemakers Council to be serving as chairman. At 10:15 furniture. This will he conA donation was made for the a.m. Mrs. Ruth Devol will use ducted by Mrs. Paul Chapman district. community service ., " the theme "Our Furniture who· will romment on steps in party to be at the Southeastern Heritage." Mrs. Devol, Athens choosing a piece for Ohio Mental Hospital on· Feb. MIDDLEPORT County extension agent, will refinishing, special problems, 14. The money was sent to Mrs. BOOK STORE use two projectors types of finishes, woods and simultaneously as she shows fabrics . She will discuss the of refinishing and discusses furniture basics Severru relatives Of Miss techniques for antiques. heritage. Deborah Woods, student nui'ae Mrs. Chapman will also The slides she will he using at the Holzer H01pltal School of were taken in New England evaluate any antique piece Nursing, attended the capping and many families from New brought to the meeting. GJGUp ceremonies held recently at England The lunch wlll be at 12:15 settled in Grace United Methodist. Southeastern Ohio and brought p.m. and those attending are SADDLE OXFORDS Church In Gallipolis. llleir furniture with them. The asked to take a· favorite dish NURSES OXFORDS ·. In the group were her program Is geared Ill acquaint and their own table service. VALUES parents, lifr. and Mrs. Robert residents · with antique fur- Coffee, tea and rolls will be TO Wood, Bob and Sandra; Mrs. niture and to alert them to the furnished . A special display at 115.95 Cru5hed Letha Wood, Chester; Mrs. value of .Items which now may the meeting wlll feature Patents Thomas Sayre, PorUand; Miss be stored In a barn or attic. needlework by. Mrs. Chapman, · Group Jackie Plse, Reedaville; Mr. At 11: !5 a.m., Mrs. Patrick and needlework and quilts by Group ind Mrs. Carrel Cox, Debbie Lochary will talk on caning. Mrs. Paul Amberger. Those and Barry McDaniel, Point Mrs . I.,ochary has taught attending are invited to display Sites Pleasant. Following the several classes In caning and items at the meeting. 11!2 • 3 $600 . TO ceremonies Mrs. Wood and Jlf2 • 6 Debbie visited Mrs. Mary Cox of Point Pleasant, who Is a Group patient at the •Holzer Medical ( ' c l (' ~:.::~. Cox is Debbie's . J J Sizes 8'12 to J ' Spencer, six month8 old, seated on the lap of his father, Airman 1-c Kelly Spencer, with Charles K. Spencer af Anna Marla, Fla.•. Ad!lm's grandfather, center, and Charlie E. Spencer, his gl'eat1!Fandlather. Adam Michaelis the first greati!l'andson in the Spencer family. He is also the greal-(!ra~ of Mr. !llldMrs. John Terrell, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Spencer have 25 grandchildre'n and 13 great-grandchildren. Airman Spencer is stationed at Bergstrom AFB, Austin, Tex. BANKING ., \t organization~ interested in t'O- Council to ·Focus on Furniture News ! . J&F ,..... : ., A revised melllod of selec· .tlng girls to attend Buckeye Girls' State was presented at the Wednesday nlghJ meeting of the American Legion ·., Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett Post 128. · Plans call for · tile unit to secure a lis.t o/"eligible junior girla from Meigs High School. All of the girla will be Invited to a joint meeting of the Pomeroy and Middleport Auxiliary units 'and· from those attending , delegates and .alternates will be selected. . Representatives of We Also Hove Chicken , Shrimp, 0~~:;:1 Dioners 4nd Short 0 HOURS Mon .. Tu~s., Wed .. Th•~· ·a a.m. tilll2 midnlghl · Fri. & Sat. sa.m. tillta.m. SundaY 2 p.m. Till 11 p.m. ~· -:.J:f Rio Cage Statistics Change Proposed in ·cirls' State; System · ·~ . Meter recently Wled at the . home of Jesse. Galper In Pomeroy. · t t t t . ~ •.ate ''str<ing alll! forthright ac- diograceful and brutal as .the · Mr: and Mrs. Douglas afcle, 'T'a·rke*onReturns rro Gihron New Bears Coach .I. I T/:.r·kr·ng.s ,. M~~::~ .,...e a db) con.tat c .1. • conference members before . CarrnefNews_, ~r~Brtnkerands.tty·van . • WERNER RADIO & T.V. . Middleport, 0. • OUT • ·. I I lHEY GO.·. MEIGS COUNTY BRANQf SAVEl.20% to 50% THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS I LOAN CO• On Famous Brand Name Qothing • ~. ~ For Men and Women At··· BAH~ R 296 W , 2nd St., ~muoy, OFFIC E HOl.iRS : ClOTHIERS Mlddle.,ort~ N. Second Ave. . I, ... • 0. 9 :001Q3 : D0 0a il y Thurs ~. & Sa t . 9 ~ 00 to Noon Frtday 9: lO to 6 :oo· Ohio o4576f �' ' j • . ;., 5- The Daily Sentinel, MidcUeport-POMeroy, 0., Jan. 28, 1972 f - The Daily Sentinel, Mlddleport-Pomea oy, 0., Jan . 28, 1972 Some Action.Expected, ·Du"e Says COLUMBUS (UPI)-Blg Ten Commlsaloner Wayne Duke spent five hours here Thursday talking with Ohio State basketbell players and athletic offi.ciala as ·he wound up his lnvesligation of a wild melee at Tuellday night's Ohio State- Michigan. Duke was at the game, "the III:st Big Ten basketball game I've. seen in 21 years." The former Big Eight commission- · . er recently BU<:ceeded the late Bill Reed. Ohio State Athletic Direclol' Ed Weaver, who also viewed ·lhe game, said he had "full ronfidence in the corrunissioner's invest1gati011 and his decision.'' · ., · Ohio Gov. John 'J. Gilligan Thursday called on Duke to . . .. By tion.''The governor termed the inCident a "public mugging." "I've never seen anything as attack on the Oblo State players;" Gilligan llaKl. "Everyone who saw the films of the fighting wus sickened.'' . maklng a d.eels1o.n, "bu I my per101181 opl!Uo~ IS there will be some ac;tlon. He refused .to specula!tl Tlmrsclay rught on what a~lon would be taken, but S81d an announcement would be made latm: today· . The game. at Mmneapolis was halted WI~ 36 seconds remainlngandOhioStateleadlng 50-44. The Buckeyes were awarded the victory • Luke· Witte , Ohio. State's 7foot center, was goq up for a layup shot when he was fouled and knocked to the floor by Minn . esota's Clyde Turner. The referees called a fla. nt foul on Turner and eject~him from the game. Minnesota's Corl!y Taylor appearedwbehelplngWlUeto his feet, but Witte said Taylor lineed him in the groin setting off a aeries of other ~cidents between the players and some of the 17 775 fans Witte, lbe most. seriously In......... pIayer, """er --u ed a con1"'"' CU88lonandculaand bruises on his head. Reserve forward Mark Wagar alao suffered a concuaslon. Both have been ruledouto!Saturday'sgameat j £1 . Snead and rookle l:UJUilng back Vince Clements', sidelines last year with a knee Injury, WE:~:e sent to the, Giants ruon_g Wllh the V~klngs No. I p1ck m 11ext weeks draft and the No.2 pick the 1973 draft. Tarketon, who lives in Atlanta and starred at the University of Georgia, spent his first six seasons with the Vikings before being traded .IIJ the G'1811ts a fte r.his dllferencee with former Coach Norm Van Brocklin reached the lreaklng point In hiS ' 11 years in pro · · ball, he has yet to play on a . · . ' ' . · CHICAGO (UPI)--\be Gibron stepped Into the role of head coach of the Chicago Bears today and d~lared that ''motivation" Ill the present players could turn the club into 8 rontender for the Natloruil Football League •champlonshlp. ' Glbron, 46, was naliled by owner George s Halas to ceed J' Dool · ho ;~ Decun29 aft":; ~ · of a five-year• four years tr ct Gibr · :~~~~~ co:a;tas~::n,~ . . hi6 search for !J¥m after th~ NFL draft has ··eluded t week. He . em:ltzed ':t while he would talk Ill lormer coaches 011 the Bears' staff inCluding i>oO!ey, he was not cOmmitted io a of them "I have ~In ·mind,'; he said .. alty will he a maj:X. ronsid~tion. There's ·· " •• "'- "" of ~ver 8; 11111lk"! ""abony.more the sta · tahe ~ 8 ut me or 0 er coac s. Glbron·said motivation could · club with a gOOd defense. · "I'm just delighted," Tarkenton said at his AUanta home, "l really am excited a~t playing in Minnes9ta agaUI. I've got so many friends up there I started out with. It's a championahlp team." · Giant .Coach Alex Webster said the ''main reason" the Giants made the trade was "to strengthen our team not only ' for 19'12 but for the future. We thought we would rather move 81 in tha' direction than to stand tOoff~~ ~tplthe t wile Ia 8t • tea . . po . WlJI m onpa '",. years m un- exact length Ullllisclosed. ship. He said the defensive unit bluched. . He said that money was not a had proved Itself caJ14ble. facblr In~ accep~ the job Gibron, who begali playiJig were Mr. and Mrs. Granville and that 11 was not discussed pro football in 1949, pla~ed for · Lyons, Mr . and Mrs. Bert Fo~'fq,.;eW until after a handshake had three NFL teams, wind~ up Christian and Mr. and Mrs. A-LL l' .a boundhlmtothejob. When he his Clll'eer with the Bears In Gordon Perry and son. ~?und out the alilount, he said, ~!159. After c~ching at WashMr. and Mrs . Harold It was more than I expected mgton for five years, he Mrs. Goldie Gillogly ac- Gillogly, Vicky and Bruce, . and I'm satisfied with it." rejoined the Bears as offensive companied her daughter, Mrs. were in Columbus on business Gibr?n said he was given full line coach. For the last four Paul Gasbln of Albany to and visited with his sister, Mrs. authonty to name his own years he has coached the Gallipolis where they were Berniee McKnight and family. assistants. He planned to begin defensive line. dinner guests of another Mr. and Mrs. M. T. verBy Mn. Herbert Reusb daughter, Mrs. Ralph Frazier. million of Athens called on Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bush, David Dailey, Memphis, and Mrs. Cecil Gillogly and Mrs . Evelyn ' Manuel and Tenn., and Mrs. Edward Jirik, family on Sunday afternoon. daughters, Joyce and Carolyn, Columbus, called on Mr. and Floyd King, former .resident were shopping in Parkersburg Mrs. Ney Carpenter. of this community, is confined on Saturday. , . RIO GRANDE COLLEGE REDMEN STATSTICS Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swett to Holzer Hospital, Room 225 , Ernest Bush visited Earl (15 Games) attended a family gathering at and would appreciate cards ~~ ~~ Vedateransf Memo.r'ial :t~~tTe~~Roger F~-t24~T;:.37R~30A 29 T~48 Avg. the party room at Bowers from frienda. IMIP ta Sun Y a temoon. 15-Lambert. Ron 85·166 45-67 93 18 215 :6·5 Restaurant In Pomeroy Mr·. and Mrs. Earl Starkey : · and Mrsj Roy Bush of 9-Martin, AI 44-116 23·31 ss 34 111 1;:: t Uverpoo brought the 15-Halrston, Harry 71-150 16·34 114 58 161 . 10.1 .""*****~-~~'******: honoring the birthdays of Mrs. called on his brother, Eldon W. l.Swett,Mrs. ArthurReedy Starkey, at Grant Hospital, former's fatho!r, Roy Bush Sr. 13-Jordan,Wray 60·110 16-24 52 39 136 10.4 A THOiJGII1' and <latughterMr , Llndad.MrOtheWrs Columbus. Mr. Starkey homke ndSaturdawithy anladtlspentMrthe :t:~:;.O:,~teve :~ :~ j~:~ ~ ;~ :;: 9.6 FOR TODAY presen were . an s. . remains seriously ill. wee e re ves. . I4- Boll inger, Dan 22· 64 7- 9 40 3 51 9.2 3.6 : Every man should make · .;: l. SWeet of Middleport and Mr. Eldoil Dailey, 79, well known Bus h ha d vIsIted In East 14- Rouse, Mike. · 22· so 3-10 38 2 44 il up his mind "that If he il 12· 32 5- 6 10 6 29 l:~ il expects to succeed, he il and Mrs. Arthur Reedy and farmer in the area, passed Uverpool with his son for three 10- T~ompson, Dale family, Pomeroy.. away at his home. Funerru weeks. . TOTALS 581-1236 2t7-317 679 261 1379 91 ,9 il must .give an honest il' Mr. and Mrs. Herold Lawson Season Retord : Won 7 - Lost 8 il return for the other man's il Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dixon services were held at Bi•ony w Mid-Ohio Conference Retard: Won 2 - Lost 3 il doller. il and Mr. an d Mrs. Rona ld Bolen Funeral Home, ·Albany,• on and son • c' J ·• of '•tart' '""' ' d· 'da lthMr SEASON RECORD il - Edward HarrlmaD .il dnd Lisa attended funera I Thursday with burial In Va., spen IFf1 Yw ·an Rio lll Georgetown 83 il /IU/d. il services at Cromes F.meral Temple Cemetery. Mr. Dailey Mrs. Charles Lawson and Rio 92 Urbana lOll .. ~ in Sidney for Elmer is survived by his wife, Esther, family. Rio 114 Alderson-Broaddus 86 MCMAHON CAlLED UP ~ Home (Pat) Baker of Port Jefferson. a daughter, Mrs. Edward Miss Ada Rowe entertained Rio 105 •·Cedarville 71 NEW YORK (UPI) -De• !fs itk! Easy ·' ;., ., i.jc Mr. Baker, husband of the (Beth) Jirik, Columbus, and a Sundayinhonocofhermother, Rio 75 x-Malone74. fenseman Mike McMahon of the Providence Reds was former Neva Canode, was a son, Davl'd Dalley, Memphis, Mrs . Ka te Rowe, who Rio 87 x-Urbana 112 . by the New Rio 101 West Florida 100 called up Thursday leb h th blrthda ted 89 Ia brother-In- w. of Mrs. ~~~on . Tenn. and four grandchildren. ce ra er Y Rio 91 West Florida 92 . Mr. and Mrs. W1lham Thn5e from a distance in at- Wednesday. lee cream and Rio 71 Otterbein s6 York Rangers of the National Cheadle and Mrs. Metta Fisher tendance were Mr. and Mrs. cake . were served to the Rio 92 Berea 104. Hockey League to see weekend Fridays Lly : were In' Circleville' where they ~David " D6lley of ' Tehile!See,' follow~ who.called.to extend Rio 104 Lander 92 ~:tll~N~dll~.,the Min-,. illn.e Drive· hi 'Window ! vlsited .,_llle ~~· son-in- ',Mr. and Mrs. Edward~irii! St·:·r· besl'll'~b>Mr!I.Rowe :>Mrs 1 • . R~o 8? Walsh •84 ., , .. is 'ClPen • ·,, ·• law ancf daughter .~ and ~ ' Anna Wmes and Katen and R>o so •·Malone 86 McMahon wiH· Suti for Abe of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. J kl k of Rio 86 x-Urbana 88 DeMarco who suffered a : 9 A.M. to 7 P.M, i1 Mrs. Carl Ross and• famll. y. 1 Edward Jirik Jr Elizabeth. ac e, Nea Ba er Racine, Rio 81 Wright State 83 . ed ' . ., (Continuously J ' IJI ·•and Leslie Mrs. Linda Clla d and sons, spram ankle agamst the M M R d r. an rs. oscoe Ann Edward e n Jan. 29 At O~io Dominican B If I ..,. ni o Sabres Wednesday 'i ! Other S.nklng Hours 9 to 3 il Tackett, Mrs. Mary Collier and Cot.:U.bus, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vince and Ryan, ~lumbus, il •nd 5 to 7· 11 usu.l on il Mrs. Ed Hensley, Flatwoods, McComas UtUe Hocking and Mrs. Carroll Wb1te and g · il Fr!Qys. . ~ Ky., were called here by the Mr. and Mrs.- Lee McCo~as. children, Darla, Keith and -~-------NASH TO COLONELS serious illness of their father, Middleport. K~vln, Mrs. Jean Wells and WUISVILLE, Ky. (UP!) Jerry Culwell. Another children, Mandy and Amy, of at University Hospital. Mi-. First baseman Cotbln Nash, daughter, Mrs. T. H. Blanton Syracuse. Mrs. Rose has 41 Sayre 'will undergo possible who played for the Minnesota and Greg, Jackson, were also gandchlldren, 60 greatopen heart surgery at a later Twins' Portland farm club. in grandchildren and two greati! POMEROY, OHIO il overnight'guests at the Culwell date. the Pacific Coast League last i1 • Member FDIC il home. BOWMANS HERE greali!J'andchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Dines season, was acquired Thursil Mel(lbor Federal il Family members enjoyed a Mr. and Mrs. John Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Russell of .Rosel<~ System . birthday dinner honoring Mrs. Columbus, were weekend Middleport were · Sunday of Parkersburg, Mr. and Mrs. day by the Louisville Colonels Granville Lyons. Thn5e present guests of Mr. and Mrs. Karl dlnrier guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Braden of Cottageville of the International League. were weekend' guests of Mr. Nash, 29, hatted .790 and hit . .• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Owen, Middleport. Russell Roush and family. and Mrs. Wayne Wilson and 37 homers for Portland last Lloyd Nice Is ill with flu. family. season. a:: Junior Spawn Sunday. Phone 992-2174 Weekend guests of Mrs . 500 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Bertha Robinson were Mrs. Frances Coe, Mrs. Hazel We Service What We Sell Mitchell, Columbus, and Mrs. Our Word Is Our Bond Focie Haymand and son, Keith who were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Robirison. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sayre 383 N. Second Ave . . were called to Columbus due Ill Middleport We must sell some used cars. We have s~ld so the serious illness of their son, 992-3555 many new cars we are loaded wiih good clean ·David Sayre, who is a patient Authorized Agent used cars we must sell. NEW YORK (UP!) - Fran Tarketon is going "home" with the ass1gnm~.t of leading the Minnesota Vikings back to the Super ~wl. The Vlklngs, who .swapped Tarkenton to the New York Giants five years ago for four draft ch~ces, Thursday night · lx'Oilllhthilnbackalthecostof three players and two draft choices with only one of them -'de rece1ver Bob Gr im -a -•n regular Grim·, quarterback Norm C l arpen er News, Event theD~y anJ7 Betty Van· Melel' and Eunie Brinker visited with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Byers of Tanners Run on Sunday. Mr. Byers is somewhat improved. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Barniiz ' and sons Tom and Tini of Kingston', Mr. ofand Mrs. Hayman Barnltz Pomeroy · called at the home 9f Eunie . Brinker on Saturday. · Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Earl Johnson and son, Patrick and daughter, Sheryl LeAnn and Mrs. · Doughis Johnson of Racine visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Johnson and Connie of Hamden Sundsy. Mr. and-Mrs. James Circle of NewHavenvisitedMaryCircle . ' ' . ., ' Qu t: ., t DRIVE-IN .. PIZZA HUT mE fi.o4I?~YS'~OU.~HT about a ~oq_of four gen....;tlons In the family ~I Charlie E. .~cer of Bradenton, 'Fla., a former resl~t of Pomeroy. Pictured are Adam Michael · Ph. 882-2416 New Haven, w. Vo. ... t i ., FARMERS BANK ., and SAVINGS 00. i Meigs County Salon, Elghi attending the party planned by fine-furniture styled giant-screen ~J~console! 1lle WINTHROP C4117113 Charming Early Ame~pan llfYied lowboy conliOie. ' . f!l ' . " . ZENITH HANDCRAFTED QUALrTY o Chromacotor Picture Tube • Cuelomlzed Tuning o Glare-Bon PlciUr• Face • niM eo Clllaala Iuper Vldao llangt To Zenllll AFC . I Ingels Furniture 992-2635 Open Fri. & Sat. Nights Middleport WE MUST SALE PAY CARIE TV BIU.S AT JIMMIE'S Pasby Shop da:hte;,a~w~~ed Great Cars Make Great Deals USED CARS Nova 6 cyl .• auto., dark green. Th is car only has 19,046 miles on it. Real sharp. 1970 Ford .......................'2395 69 Ford XL Comertible, air ............... ~ '1695 ·69 OldS 98 H.T. Sedan, a~ .. ••••• •••••• '2995 Mustang , 2 dr. H.T., fast back, all white with black in· terlor. 302 V-8, 3 speed on floor . 1969 Pontiac.................52195 Catalina 4 dr. sed., gol d with white top . T his is a local one 1968 Plymouth ..............s1495 Fury 11-4 dr . sed ., dark blu e. fa ctor y air, low m ileage . We want to move this car. 1967 Buick .........;.......... 51495 Sky lark conv. All white, real nice ca r . Buy this one & get ready tor sprin~ . •395 SPECIALS 1964 Bonnevllle~v., 1962 Nova Wagon, 1963 Nova Wagon, 1964 Olds 88 4 dr . 'H. T., 1965 Rambler 2 Dr. H.i. ; 1964 Comef2 Or., 1962 Olds F 85 2 Dr. AH run good. Make a real nice work car. Come in & see Bill Nelson, Ron Smith, Ceward Calvert or Ed Bartels. Open evenings till 7 p.m. & Sat. tillS p.m. Service open tilll2 noon NOW'S TIME! THIS IS THE PLACEI SPRING FERTILIZER FIELD SEEDS Sugar Run 'Mills· . 180 Mulbeny Awe. POMEROY · 70 Chevrolet ·Impala 4 Dr. H.T., V-8, auto. , P.S. & K' Bu'l""Su Co. P. B. 70 Ford LTD Wagon V-8, auto :, P.S. & P. B., factory air, cruise control . V-8, auto., P.S., P. ~- V-8, auto., P.S. & P. B., custom cab. V-8, 'a uto., P.S., P. B,, factory air . · Air.... 11195 66 Olds 88-4 l)oor ·················~····· 195.' 67 Pontiac Catalina 4 Dr. Sedan, 66 Mercury Sta. Willi!, V-8 auto.......... '795 CADET . . $500 BOYS SHOES Ch~~~~o~n $500 MENS SHOES Sl()OO $300 p rogram G.tv • en Tvv1 T HOUSE SLIPPERS GIRLS SHOES 1h Price Sz.» • S]Ol • Sf' MASON - The Mason United A prayer and self deniru BmTHDAY OBSERVED Methddlsl WSCS met Monday offering was taken . The WOMENS Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roadh evening, Jan. 24, at 7:30p.m. in program was closed by the Values To entertained recently with a the church basement. .song "0 Master Let Me Walk 112.99 slumber party in observance of Evelyn Proffitt had the With Thee," and prayer. the 13th birthday anniversary program titled "Open up Your The president, Mrs. Ray of their daughter, Trudy. Life," a call to prayer and self- Proffitt, had charge of SATURDAY, JANUARY 29th Refreshments were served. denlru program. She had a business . She announced a with mus!'c mission study in February with Last Dsy To Tske Advantage The door prize was won bY meditation b Beth McKnight. Other guests ackground, followed by Rev. Hinzman teaching the ·20% Msrk Down On All Other at the party were Debbie prayer, followed by a song, class. Merchandise ~tenbach, Mary Blaettnar, "~.n My. Eyes that l may Attending were, Mrs .. John Janie Van Meter; Ma~ ·Bog~.. ,See. Scnpture .taken yuom ., Cha}\ii),J\~n ; P41:ker .~Jiwr\e.tl, ,c Debbie Os.borne ; " !OJ!!:'~bo:•. ; John t'3:e, · Iaamh 26 : 3J':''artd" 1 Mrs. ~ Re,u~n ste"I!J'~.:·Mts. ;. Patty Warner, 'Bec~y thomaa, Psalms 46:10, with special Dorothy Cartwright, Mrs. Fred Jayne Hutchison, Pam North, emphasis on being stlll and Spencer, Mrs. Charla Yeager, Cathy Meadows, and Uz Card. knowmg God. . Mrs. Ray Proffitt and · Mrs. MIDOLEPORT · Also, different ways we are Lester Zerkle. to open up our lives to God and · people is by Stillness ...- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . by Mrs . Martha Childs. Awareness To th~ Now of Ufe : Membersbltakeelthercookles by giving and by doing, b; or sandwiches. AU members Lelah Zerkle, La Vera Yeager, urged to attend. . Sarah Spencer and Dorothy Cartwright. · BOOTS Of P/11nt Some 'Green StuH' Here,.. Ant/ WATCH YOUR SAVINGS BULOVA The watch that tells all. Time. Date. Day. ·· Automatically. Yo ur present w;nch 1n ay give yo u precise lime. But if you happei1 to hotve the \\Tnng day, iL's as The time. is ripe for saving ... at the Meigs Branch of the Athens County Savings & Loan. Open a Savings Account and get a big ... thoHgh you r \\'atrh \\'as precisely 2·1 hours fast. Or slo w. \Vh y get in sw: h a llx , when you can tell the d;ty tpui date at a glance with a Bulova? Matchln1 blue rllal and stf1p. Sta inless 4 3/4% steel case. 17 jewels. SIO. Church of Christ. Public invibed. . HYMN SING, Sunday, 2 · p1m., Eagle Ridge Community Church ~ AU special singers and public invited. MONDAY MEIGS County Garden Clubs Association, 7:30 p.m . Pomeroy Elementary School. TUESDAY MEIGS TEMPLE 153, J1yth1an Sisters, Tuesday night American Legion hall, Mid· dleport, Instillation of officers :· PASSBOOK ACCOUNT We make you more for your money. Open a Sailings Account, now. All st1 1n1u.s steel. Depth tested to 333 feet. 17 jewels. $t!l. '&~ ~~~~m · 4 Dr . HT, V-8,.auto:, P.S., P. B.. factory air. 66 C'Amet 2 Dr. H.T., V-8 '695. . .. '295 65 f«d Lm 4 Dr. H.T., V-8, auto. ........ 6 Cyl ., standard trans. \ CONTINUES . MODEL BP3011HH 12" picMe (measured diagonally) . Motorola Cadet Porlablo Ble1k & White TV. Slide Out Fast-Back Cha11i1 fQr' ea,sier. faster ,ervice: WE STILL HAVE A FINE ~ELECTION OF RUPP MINI BIKES ON DISPLAY. Solid 'State Circuitry in many vital areal. Built-In Carry Handle. Polystyrene cabinet in.Oil W~i te. · SEE IT AT ... "You'll Like Our Quality Way ' of Doing Busiroess" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Eveninqs Until 6:oo-Til 5 PM. Si'Jt. I Miss Wonderful Dress &Casuals 68.Chevrolet Impala Karr & van ·Zanclt F-11. 992-2174 SALE.CONTINUES 2 Dr. sedan, V-8, auto. 68 Renault 71 Hornet ~ · 68 Buick Sp~cial 66 Buick LaSabre 4 Door, air ••••••••••••• '1095 65 Oldsmobie 98 4 l)oor •• ; •••• , '795 ' 65 Me~t~~ ry StJtion W1101,,ar· i •• • •• • •• • •• · car. }'ill" std............. MOTOROLA 71 Ford Pickup 68 Olds Cutla H.T. Seetin, air ............ 11795 68 P~. Barracuda 2 Dr. H.T. ·••••;••••~.. 11295 . 67 Chevelle Malibu 2 Or. H.T••••• :.••• • '1195 .. =~-------- ':::M:id:d:le:p:o:rt:·:O: . 70 Ford Pickup 69 Chevrolet Impala \ Pomeroy, Ohio • V-8, 3 speed , P. S. & P. B. . 69 Olds ai Holiciay Coupe, air···.'.······ .Z295 .. f!l 8 ·Smith Nelson Motors, Inc. 501 E. -in St. 69 Ford Mustang l 1970 Chev......................'2195 owner . Real sharp. .. ' n~tbSO/b Relatives At Youth Week at Danvilk Church t ***************"' Smith Nelson Motors, Inc. • .. byf.P. Thurs- Mrs. John lloyd, and diy ni&ht with a party h011C8'!ng youth for the Saloil, . Sherrie Marlhall, a cystic ani! her daUibtet, Kathy, were II~ chllil1 Oil her seventh Tammy Blake,' Tony, Kelly and FRIDAY birtbday annlveriary. Robin HaWk, DenniJ Clannel, WEEKEND Services, Faith · A Cinderella motif was Mra. Kathryn Rob.an, ll'erty Tabemacle· , Bailey Run Road, cmied out in the decoratlons 1 Robeon, Charlel; Barry and Gem" were played with prizeS DeniJe Marahall, Mrs..Charles Thursday through Sunday, 7:30 aC11Jia to Ula Roblon, Randy Marshall, a_nd Mrs. Osby each ev,ening, with Rev. D. D. Minball, and Qluclde Blake. Martin o·f the host Rollins speaking; special music. Public invited. am.Jl toy•·and party hats were qanlaatlon. . ·JiveD u fiiVOI'I. The Salon Sending gifts to Sherrie were JUNIOR Class sponsoring pre11011ted S!lerrle with a Mra. J. M. Thornbln and Mrs. dance party ,at Wahama High School Friday, 9:30 p.m. to anderelll wtlatwatch. Eunle Brinltec. midnight with.Jays emceeing. lee crt1111 and cake In- ' LEONARD SANKEY, eight serl.bed "Happy Birthday . years in mission fields of Sberrle" nt:t aerveci. others • Central America, speaks at missionary services 7:30p.m. Friday at Pomeroy Lower Light Church. ·.In conjunction with the WEEKEND revival, Mt. obaervance of Moriah Church of God, 7,30 "Youth Week,'' Jan. 30 through p.m. Friday through Sunday. il, special plans have been Public invited. · made by the · Danvllle SATURDAY Wesleyan Church. MEIGS Chapter, Order of The observance at the DeMolay will select its chapter Danville church will start Sa 7' 30 p.m. tur"uultday morning when young sweetheart, ... day, Middleport Masqnic people of the church will be In ·Temple. All Mll50ns, affiliated charge of aU Sunday ~hoot bodies, invited guests departments. On Wedneaday welcome. Light refreshments night they will be in cllarse of during concl\\9iflll· s~l· l)aur. , prayermeet!ng anilvn 'ftlurs- 1 • · • · "" •. , ' .day, a gathering wiD be held at JITNEY Snj>pl;r, .Saturday, 5 . the church parsonage for the . p.mced., .Easter~ ~g~F;:;:h~~ llll>LACIMINt youth with Mrs. Nellie Myers, pre mg as rn era · G UARAN TEE1 youth president, in charge. · HOC:klng game, ~pons~red by Refreahments will be served. semor class which will also On . Friday, Feb. 4, and sponsor a dance following the continuing through Sunday, a game with The Stone Rose weekend reviv8lis IK!heduled. providing music . Barbara Higgenbotham, DANCE SATURDA.Y 17-year-old Columbus resident, following Eastern basketball ~~~ the services. She game sponsored by senior w u wellaulng with class. Music by "Stone Rose.'' 818ter. The Rev. Lawrence Admission will be cha'rged. Sullivan extenda an Invitation SUNDAY the public. RACIN~ CHAPTER 134, O.E.S. practice sesalon Sunday 2 p.m. In preparation for Initiation at Feb. 7 meeting. Worthy matro.n requests aU lN HOLZER officers be present. LETART, Ohio - Mrs. MEIGS COUNT.Y Senior Ferne B. Hayma.n, East Citizens 'Group, 3 p.m. Sunday Letart, is confined to the St. Paul's Lutheran Church. Holzer Medical Hospital, ·Film. by Mrs. VIlma Plkkoja, Sycamore and Fourth Sts., WSCS, Pomeroy United GalUpolls, Room llli. Mrs. Methodist ChUrch to provide IRg I UCI~ Hayman became Ill while refreahments. AU interested attending church Sunday, .and people Invited Ill attend. pp~ after being taken home, was MEIGS County Youth Rally _ transferred by ambulance to sponsoring a hymn sing, 992 3748 l!'e hospital. Sunday, 2 p.m. at Bra~ord !• r .. 1 Capping Event ~hemeMarshaltE~tertainedr,·- Social IRe! F~, entertained ·calenda r chalriDin children· ., . . girl has been increased to $70. In a letter from Mrs. Donna · John Swisher, Vinton, Route 2. sp<insoring a girl wlil also he , Mrs . Della Stahl presided at Miller, Depariment of Ohio . It was decided to order 2,000 invited .·to the joint meeting.~ the meeting which• was membership chairman, it was poppies for the annual Poppy The change in method of preceded by 8 pr<igram on noted that the unit w'as 23rd in Day sale. Initiation was set fo~ selecting the girls was national security by Mrs. lljln the state to achieve goal. the March meeting and it was ·proposed to avoid situations of Neutzling, Department of Ohio Membership is now 16 over announced that the juniors will former years where the chairman, for both the · goal, It was reported. Marlin give an Americanism program students selected changed alixiliary members and the Bush, Eighth District Com- a( the February meeting . their minds about attending, legionnaires. mander , than)(ed the unit for Members agreed to assist S!!V!lfal at the last minute. The A tetter from Mrs. Florence serving members of the round- with the fund drive of the Meigs joint meetiilg will he an effort Ri c hards , dis t r 1c t . up train at the time mem- County Red Cross fund drive in· at determlnfug real interest in · Americanism ·chairman, in· bership dues were collected. March. Reported ill were Mrs . attending Buckeye Girls' State vited members to attend a Acommunication read at the Gene .. Bass, Dale Kennedy, before delegates and alter- program on 'Americanism on meeting pertained to can- Mrs . Lena ·Wolfe, a patient at nates are named. ,Feb. 13 at the Mount Moriah didates for department Veterans Memorial Hospital, It was noted that the cost per I Baptist Church . treasurer. They are Mrs. Jack and Mrs. Amanda Murray at Balzhiser and Mrs. Bllly the Pleasant Valley Hospital. Peoples. Mrs. Phyllis Rowan , a gold Valentine star mother, was taken into membership at the meeting. Party The midwinter conference to Papers & "Focus on Furniture" will be held at St. Paul's Lutheran will be distributing pamphlets he held at the Neil House this · ,. the theme of the Thursday aU- Church. on the craft. Favors weekend was announced . day meeting of the Meigs The ilfternoon session at 1:15 Cookies will he provided for a The meeting will begin at 10 County Extension a.m. with Mrs. Virginia Salser p.m . . will be on refinishing reception. · Homemakers Council to be serving as chairman. At 10:15 furniture. This will he conA donation was made for the a.m. Mrs. Ruth Devol will use ducted by Mrs. Paul Chapman district. community service ., " the theme "Our Furniture who· will romment on steps in party to be at the Southeastern Heritage." Mrs. Devol, Athens choosing a piece for Ohio Mental Hospital on· Feb. MIDDLEPORT County extension agent, will refinishing, special problems, 14. The money was sent to Mrs. BOOK STORE use two projectors types of finishes, woods and simultaneously as she shows fabrics . She will discuss the of refinishing and discusses furniture basics Severru relatives Of Miss techniques for antiques. heritage. Deborah Woods, student nui'ae Mrs. Chapman will also The slides she will he using at the Holzer H01pltal School of were taken in New England evaluate any antique piece Nursing, attended the capping and many families from New brought to the meeting. GJGUp ceremonies held recently at England The lunch wlll be at 12:15 settled in Grace United Methodist. Southeastern Ohio and brought p.m. and those attending are SADDLE OXFORDS Church In Gallipolis. llleir furniture with them. The asked to take a· favorite dish NURSES OXFORDS ·. In the group were her program Is geared Ill acquaint and their own table service. VALUES parents, lifr. and Mrs. Robert residents · with antique fur- Coffee, tea and rolls will be TO Wood, Bob and Sandra; Mrs. niture and to alert them to the furnished . A special display at 115.95 Cru5hed Letha Wood, Chester; Mrs. value of .Items which now may the meeting wlll feature Patents Thomas Sayre, PorUand; Miss be stored In a barn or attic. needlework by. Mrs. Chapman, · Group Jackie Plse, Reedaville; Mr. At 11: !5 a.m., Mrs. Patrick and needlework and quilts by Group ind Mrs. Carrel Cox, Debbie Lochary will talk on caning. Mrs. Paul Amberger. Those and Barry McDaniel, Point Mrs . I.,ochary has taught attending are invited to display Sites Pleasant. Following the several classes In caning and items at the meeting. 11!2 • 3 $600 . TO ceremonies Mrs. Wood and Jlf2 • 6 Debbie visited Mrs. Mary Cox of Point Pleasant, who Is a Group patient at the •Holzer Medical ( ' c l (' ~:.::~. Cox is Debbie's . J J Sizes 8'12 to J ' Spencer, six month8 old, seated on the lap of his father, Airman 1-c Kelly Spencer, with Charles K. Spencer af Anna Marla, Fla.•. Ad!lm's grandfather, center, and Charlie E. Spencer, his gl'eat1!Fandlather. Adam Michaelis the first greati!l'andson in the Spencer family. He is also the greal-(!ra~ of Mr. !llldMrs. John Terrell, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Spencer have 25 grandchildre'n and 13 great-grandchildren. Airman Spencer is stationed at Bergstrom AFB, Austin, Tex. BANKING ., \t organization~ interested in t'O- Council to ·Focus on Furniture News ! . J&F ,..... : ., A revised melllod of selec· .tlng girls to attend Buckeye Girls' State was presented at the Wednesday nlghJ meeting of the American Legion ·., Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett Post 128. · Plans call for · tile unit to secure a lis.t o/"eligible junior girla from Meigs High School. All of the girla will be Invited to a joint meeting of the Pomeroy and Middleport Auxiliary units 'and· from those attending , delegates and .alternates will be selected. . Representatives of We Also Hove Chicken , Shrimp, 0~~:;:1 Dioners 4nd Short 0 HOURS Mon .. Tu~s., Wed .. Th•~· ·a a.m. tilll2 midnlghl · Fri. & Sat. sa.m. tillta.m. SundaY 2 p.m. Till 11 p.m. ~· -:.J:f Rio Cage Statistics Change Proposed in ·cirls' State; System · ·~ . Meter recently Wled at the . home of Jesse. Galper In Pomeroy. · t t t t . ~ •.ate ''str<ing alll! forthright ac- diograceful and brutal as .the · Mr: and Mrs. Douglas afcle, 'T'a·rke*onReturns rro Gihron New Bears Coach .I. I T/:.r·kr·ng.s ,. M~~::~ .,...e a db) con.tat c .1. • conference members before . CarrnefNews_, ~r~Brtnkerands.tty·van . • WERNER RADIO & T.V. . Middleport, 0. • OUT • ·. I I lHEY GO.·. MEIGS COUNTY BRANQf SAVEl.20% to 50% THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS I LOAN CO• On Famous Brand Name Qothing • ~. ~ For Men and Women At··· BAH~ R 296 W , 2nd St., ~muoy, OFFIC E HOl.iRS : ClOTHIERS Mlddle.,ort~ N. Second Ave. . I, ... • 0. 9 :001Q3 : D0 0a il y Thurs ~. & Sa t . 9 ~ 00 to Noon Frtday 9: lO to 6 :oo· Ohio o4576f �- , . ' •' 6- '!be DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ,, Jan. 28,1972 MIODLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Thtrd Ave, the Rev William Knil lel, paslor. Ronald Dugan , Sunday school supl Classes for all ages. even 1ng serv 1ce, 7 30 p rn Young Peoples meetmg. Wednesday , 8 p m , Btble study , Fnday. 8 p m m , chotr FREEWILL BAPTIST - UNITED MINISTRY OF Servtc~. 1 30 p .m ; Youth MEIGS COUNTY, The Untied meetmg 6 30 p m ; Evening stances won't be the same. PrHbyterian Church, Dwighl worshtp, 7: JO p.m. Perhaps John is a little more L Zavd z, Pastor Oirec1or , • CHESTER CHURCH OF THE George W Hulton and Rev NAZARENE - Rev. Herberl aware than most of us of the Lmson Stebbms, Ass' ! PasJor- Grate, pclstor Worship service, ills that j)eset this world O~rectors 11 a m and 7:30 p.m Sunday FIRST UNITED PRE.;. Sunday School, 9 30 am for he ts a theological stuBYTERIAN, Harnsonvtlle, Rtchard Barlon, supl. Prayer l'OMEROY Wednesday 1 p dent. He is determined to POM£ROY TRINITY - pra c t, ce, Wednesday. 8 30 p m Corner Ash and Plum, Mid Sunday Church School, 9 30 meeling, W~dnesday, 7.30 p.m. a m . Mrs.. Homer Lee. Supt , Bradlord Church of ChnsiRev W H. Perrin. pastor Roy make things better. And he is ST. PAUL LUTHERAN. - dleport. Noel Herrman, paslor , Mayer. Supl. Church schoool, Rev Arthur C Lund, pas tor . Guy Prtddy, Sunday School Morning Worshtp 10· 30 a.m Citlfor.d Smith, miniSter equipped with • enthusias,m, UNITED Sunday Scj1ool 9. 30 a.m , 9 IS a m , worship, 10 24 a m.. Su nday School, 9 15 a m.. Supt Saturdav even1ng servtce. FIRST ' youth choir rehearsal Monda y, Charles Evans, Supt , worshtp 7 P m Sunday ..School, 10 PRESBYTERIAN, Middleport , morntng church io 30 a .m , The snow ts J usl the way 1t sho)lld be understanding, a keen mlnd Sunday Church School . 9 JO Sunday evening serv1ce, 7 JO 6 30 p m , Mrs Marvm Burt, serv1ce. 10 30 a m a m • Sunday evening worship, am , Lew1s Sauer, Supt , p m Wednesday service, 8 p m. Con - and the sky 's so blue, it's unbelievable. and a deep faith. director , sen tor chotr f1rmat1on class, tuesday , 4 15 7 p m Morn1nq Worshto. 10 30 a.m • rehearsal , 7 30 p m , Thursday to 5 30 p m , Jun1or Con U\UREL CLIFF FREE The air ts fres h and ciean and ' it's hard FIR.ST BAPTIST ol Mid · How about you -and your FIRST UNITED Mrs Paul Nease. director. ftrmahon class, Thursday, 6 30 dleport, corner of Stxlh and PRESBYTERIAN, Syracuse. METHODIST - Rev. Eugene to realtze that pollution exists. All the tomorrow s ? Certainly the POMEROY CHURCH OF to 745pm Palmer 'Sireels, Rev Charles Mornmg Worshtp, 9 a m.; Gtll , pastor. Wilham Bailey, THE NAZARENE - Corner sup!. Sunday School, 9· 30 am ., world's problems seem far away. pastor Fred Sunday Cl\urch School, 10 a m SEVENTH DAY AD· Sim ons , best way to begin doing your UnhJO and Mulberry Re v VENTIST Morning worshtp, 10:30 am., Hoffman, Sunday School Mrs Pomeroy , Sampson Hall, Supl. But for this young man there will be Clyde V Hender5on , pastor Evemng worship, 7 30 p m part is to cove r that short disry Hgts Herbert Superm tenden/ Sunday church STIVERSV•ItLE COM . Sunday School 9 JO a m , Mulber Christian Youlh Wednesday, M organ paslo r Sabbath school for everyone 9 15 am. , n tomorrow and n next tomorrow. Circumtance to church next Sunday. Raymond Walburn , sup! School, Saturday , 2 p m , Morn1ng worsh ip 10• 15 a m , MUNITY, Rev Edsel Harl, Crusade. 6 30 p m , Prayer Mornmg worshtp 10 30 a m worship , 3 15 p m Dorcas Evening serv1ces, 1 30 p m , pastor Sunday School ~rvlce meellng 7 30 p m Thursday, Even.ng service 7 30 p m. Mtd Soc1ely, 10 am eac.h Thursday. Wednesday prayer service, ? JO 10 am Prayer Meeling each choir practice. 7 p.m. Thursday 7 30 p m Sunday week servtce, Wednesday, 7 30 DEXTER CHURCH OF GRAHAM UNITED p m Extra yo11th acttvlfles on even mg service, 7 30 p m p.m CHRIST - Danny Evans, Sunday, 5 p m , lor all youth up Preachtng 9 JO ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST pastor. Norman C Will, supt. GRACE EPISCOPAL- Rev aMETHODISTm , f~rst and second Sundays to sodh grade , 6 30 for luntor Pomeroy Harrisonvill e Sunday School 9 30 a.m , Stanley Plattenburg. min ister each month, third and lourl h and sen1or h1gh studenJs Road Kennelh Eberts, pastor Worsh1p serv1ce, 10 30 a m Morntng pr.ayer and sermon, of CHURCH OF CHRIST, Sundays each month , worshtp 10 JO am Holv communton and serv1ce at 7 JO p m Wednesday Mtddleport , 5th and Matn Paul McElroy, Sunday School Christian Endeavor Sunday sermon , first , Sundays, 10 30 even1ngs at 7 30 Prayer and Raulm Moyer, pastor M1chael Sup! Sunday School 9· JO a m. , e\lenmg. morn1ng worshlp and co m a. m . Church school, ktn Btble Study REORGANIZED CHURCH Gerlach. Sunday School supl. munton, 10 301 am , Sunday dergarten through etghth B1ble School, 9 30 am ; mor - evemng youth Chnsftan en OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT, FIRST SOUTHERN BAP grade, 10 JO a m 'Sunday - 282 Mulberry Ave, nmg worsh1p , 10 30 a.m , cleaver , 6 30, Worship services. TER GAY SAINTS- Portland POMEROY CHURCH OF TIST evenmg worShip , 7 30 p m , Sunday, 7· 30 p m Wednesday Racine Road Ralph Johnson, Pomeroy, afftltafed Wtfh S B C, I John CHRIST- Mr Hoyt Allen, Jr , the Rev Fred Htll , pastor prayer serv1ce 7 p.m. Wed paslor Herberl Whtte, Sunday 4:17-21 evenmg prayer meeting and pastor Btble School, 9 JO a m., Sunday School, 9 30 am , nesday School Director Sunday School, • Btble study, 7 30 p.m worshtp, 10 30, adult worshtp morning worsh tp, 10 30 a m , 9 · 30 a.m , Morning worshtp, CHURCH OF THE Monday ST. JOHN LUTHERAN - 10 30 a m , Sunday evening servtce and young peoples JUOIOr soc1ety, 6 30 am NYPS , NAZARENE - Mtddleporl. Psalms Pme Grove, the Rev . Arthur: meeflng, both 7 30 p m Sunday 6 45 p.m Sunday evangellsltc Rev Audry Mtller, pastor; serv1ce 7 p.m. Wednesday 8 1-!1 Wednesday , combined Btble meet1ng, 7 30 p m Prayer Floyd Carson, sup!. Sunday Combs, pastor. Sunday school, evenmg prayer servtces, 7 30 study and prayer meehng, 7 30 meettng Wednesday, 7 30 p m school, 9 30 a m , ' M orn mg 9 JO a m , church servtces, pm Tuesday 10. 30 am. pm BETHLEHEM BAPTIST worship 10 30 a m , lun1or MIDOLEPORT Psalms BRADBURY CHURCH OF THE SALVATION ARMY soctely, 6 JO p m , NYP$, 6 45 CHRIST - Roy Bill Carter. Great Bend, Charles Norris, MT. MORIAH BAPTIST H2.1-8 Envoy RayS Wining, officer m Corner Fourth and Ma1n, p m Sunday evangeltsl1c evangelist , Wilbur Hantng, pastor. Worshlp service, 9 JO charge. Sunday, 10 a m . Middleport meet1ng , 7 30 p.m Prayer Bible school sup! ; Bible schQOI. am , Sunday School, 10:30 a.m Rev Henry 1: Key, Wednesday Holiness meetu1g , 10. 30 a m , Jr , pastor Sunday School 9 30 meeting Wednesday, 7. 30 p.m CARLETON CHURCH Psalms 9 30 a m , morning worship, Ktngsbury Sunday School. Young People's am Road Sunday , Arnold Rtchards, supt. , 121 1-8 10· 30 a m.; evening worship, 7 Leg1on , 7 p.m :: Thursday, 1 to 3 Morn1ng worsht p 10 30 a m School, 9· 30 a m., Ralph Carl, MEIGS p.m .• Chrlsttan Workers Class, P..I!W -~~Qle~ Hl>rne l.eague . 7 supl. Worship service, 10:JO COOPERATIVE JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Thursday Tuesday, 7 p m , Wednesday a m and 7 30 p.m. allernately tl m , Prep classes. PARISH Larry Carnaha n prestdtng Proverbs prayer meeting, 7 p m SACRED HEART - Rev m1n1s Prayer meeting, Wednesday, THE UNITEO ter Sunday, Bible lecture, 13 ·12-15 Father Bernard Krajcovtc . 9 30 a m ; Watct'ltower study, 7 30 p m Rev Jay Sllles, METHODIST CHURCH ANTIQUITY BAPTIS't pastor Phone 992 -2825 10 30 a m., Tuesday , Bible pastor Robert R. Card Friday Rev . Freeland Narr~s, pastor Saturday evening Mass, 7 30 study, OLD DEXTER Rev. Slanten Smith 7 30 p m , Thursday, Matthew Sunday school, 10 am , church p m Sunday Mass. 8 and 10 m m 1slry school 7.30 p m, CHESTER - Worship 9 15 se rvice, 7 p m Wednesday CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 7 7·14 am Confesstons, Saturday, 7Rev Willard Dulcher, a m. , Church School 10 am servtce meeltng 8 30 p.m Btble sludy, 7 p m 7 30 p m pastor Mrs Worley Francis, ENTERPRISE- Worshtp, 9 MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Saturday BIBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE, Sunday School Sup! Sunday POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Chmt a m.. Church School, 10 a.m Mmersv1He, in Chmhan Unton Matthew J A McWaters, -Robert Kuhn. paslor George Lawrence Manley, pastor , Mrs. FLATWOODS- Worshtp, 11 paslor Sunday School, 10 a.m , School. 9 4S a m. Church Ser 10 37-42 Skinner. Sundar School supl. Russell Young, Sunday School a m. , Church School 10 a m vtces f1rst and third Sundays morn1ng worshtp, 11 a m . , following Sunday Schoo , 9 30 a m , Sup! Sunday School 9 JO a m , Sunday School. POMEROY- Worshtp, 10:30 Tra1n1Mg Union, 6 30 p m., morning worship, 10 30 a m , Even1ng worshtp 7 30 Wed - a.m , Church School 9 15 am , ~ven1ng worship, 7 30 p.m Second and fourth Salurday BYF, 6 p m , Btble Study nesday prayer meeting, 1 30 UMYF 6:30p.m evenings, 8 p m serv1ces meetmg, Wednesday, LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN pm ROCK SPRINGS - Worshtp 7Prayer 30 p m. - ·Mr Robert Wyafl, pastor, 10 a m , Church School 9 a m ; RACINE FIRST CHURCH Sunday School supt., Ronald UMYF 6 30 p m OF THE NAZARENE Osborne Btble School. 9 JO MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Sunday School, 9 30 am , am .; preachtng 10.45 am , Rev. Robert Bumgarner Worshtp, 10· 30 a.m , Evening serv1ces, 7 30 p.m. HEATH - Worshtp 10 JO Morning Evening worshtp, 7 30 p m , HYSELL RUN FREE a m , Church Sthool 9 30 a m , Wednesday , Sunday School METHODIST - Cecil Wise, UMYF 7 p m Paulme Me Pastor Sunday School , 9 30 BY M. C. LARIMORE, repented . RUTLAND - Worshtp 9 15 Supermtendent, Citnlock, pastor. Rev Morris a m , Morning worship, 10 30 Paotor, Syrac•e Church y 17 _ "When he came to a m ; Church School 10 a m , M Wolle a m , Young People's service, UMYF 7 p m of tbe Nuareae RACINE FIRST BAPTIST - 6.45 p m ; Evangelistlc servtce, himself," means when he got SALEM CENTER- Worshtp Charles Norns. pastor Sunday 7 30 p m Prayer meettng, Off w1th the Rags 1 On 'with down to h1s skin His ragged 9 a m • Church School 10 a.m , School. 9·JO a.m , Morning Thursday, 7 JO p.m the Robe! Out Mlh the Ring' Pants needed patchmg, and no UMYF Thursday, 7 P m worship, 10 45 am , Sunday FREEDOM GOSPEL SYRACUSE CLUSTER evening worship, 7 30 p m , MISSION - Bald Knobs, Rev You are alert to recogmze patches or mother to sew them . Rev. Forrest R. Donley Wednesday even1ng Bible L R. ' Giuesencamp, paslor the heading as relating to the Do you know you have to make ASBURY- Worship 11 am ; Sludy, 7 JO p m Roger Wilfred, Sr , Sunday prod1gal son, llu. 15:11).24. Thts up your own mmd to go Wlth Church School 9: so a m , wscs, DANVILLE WESLEYAN, School Sup! Sunday School, With the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that which Is 1st Tuesday procllf!lll was not the worst Goo' That 1s the reason ,I exLawrence Sullivan, 9 JO a m • Sunday evening good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business FOREST RUN - Worshtp 9 Rev character who ever lived ; let tend the mv1tallon . But never am . Church School tO a m , pastor. Sunday School 9 30 worshtp 7 JO Prayer meeling, firms and organizations whose names appear below. am , youth and JUnior •youth us see the man he really was. try to over persuade one to WSCS, 3rd Wednesday, 7 30 serv1ce , 6 45 p m., even1ng Tuesday, 7 30 p m Ernesl Deeler, class leader Youth pm . He admitted h1s prodigality come I have seen a lot of frutt MINERSVILLE - Worsh 1p worship, 7 30 p m. ; prayer and Meellng Wednesday, 7:30pm , praiSe, Wednesday, 7 30 p m. but his older brother never ptcked too green and it doesn't 10 am , Church School 9 am .. Ernest Deeter, leader. SILVER RUN FREE BAP· MT. HERMON UNITED WSCS, 3rd Monday, 7 30 p.m TIST - Rev Howard Ktmble, admitted he was a problem have the keepmg qualities BRETHREN CHURCH IN And Construction Co. · SYRACUSE - Worship, 8 son. Nowhere do we find h1m " 0 h, the SWll1 and the swme, am., Church School, 9 a.m , pastor Sunday schocl, 10 am .; CHRIST- Rev Roberl Shook, D. B.A. Anthony Plumbing and repenting, and you dori,'t need and these ~wful surroun~mgs, Prayer an~ Bible Stydy , Henry Dav1s, supt., evening pastor . Sunday School, 9· 30 s e r i 7 JO .p m Prayer a.m. ; ~oy P.ooler, supl.; Alfr\1(1 to be a vagabond to b{Iqj;~Just ~t lo(jkill}me \tWhtr'~ dld!'m) ~ '11~-d!ly; ~ 3C! p.m g - ' " . . Pho~y 992-32~4,, ... '"" ,.".Middlepor,t" J meet , Thurd~y. 7: JO p m Wolfe, . asiN s\Jpt •' • -morql\lg i ,coin:'$~ ~2">2550 Mlddlepof-t ·' · 0 ~ Olli Q~ tU :lll •~1 ·; ~ 1 had < !ll.Hii!!H ,(ilUSTER< u stay at home and f,ebel , be. 8wagg~"'ii'? l C TER CHURCH OF worsh1p, 11 a.m ;- evening o · ev. W, Dale McClurg ' GOD- Rev James Satterfield, sermon, 7 30 p m , alternatinQ selfish, pout and be carnal, all golldbath so long, l even smell " Rev. Frank Cheesebrew pastor. Sunday school, 9 30 • of which the older brother like that hog pen " each Sunday Class meeting 11 Rev. Martha Ann Mattner a m , worship serv1ce, 11 a m , a m. alternating ~unday repreents. He could stlll talk and talk BETHANY l Dor<as) evenmg serv1ce, 7, prayer mor·ntngs Alfred Wolfe, Worshtp, 9:30 am , Church service and youth service, layleader , Chmtlan Endeavor, "Waste makes want" lS an stra1ght to himself. "I have School 10 30 a m. Bakers of Good Bread 7 pm 7 30 p m. Sunday Roger ancient adage. The prod1gal stoned agamst heaven and Middleport, Ohio CARMEL - Worshtp , 11 Thursday, Huntington, W. Va. t.ANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN confessed he had "wasted his agamst thee and am no a m • lsi and 3rd Sundays. - Homer Slephens, pastor Buckley , president. Pra yer . meellng, Wednesday, 7 30 p m. ' Church School , 10 am School , 9 30 a m., Board meellng first Monday substance" and had traveloo longer " APPLE GROVE - Worshtp, Sunday morning worship, 10 JO a m , each monlh, 7· 30 p.m. the trail of "riches to rags " ' When you come to God m 7 30 p m , church school, 9 30 Roberl Bobo, Sunday school But he made a come-back. He pemtence, ills always "1." "1 a m , mtd ·week service, supt , Sunday even 1ng serviCe, RUTLAND 8 p.m came back by commg down , have smne d ., He was ge tllng Wednesday, Sales· Allis Chalmers - Service EAST LETART - Worshtp, 7.30 Youlh meeltng, Monday, 7 RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST down on his knees, and he somewhere . Repentance 1s lOam, hrsl and third Sundays , p m Mid-week service. Wed. - Rev Samuel Jackson, . Middleport, Ohio Farm- Industrial- Lawn- Garden 7 30 p m. pas lor. Sunday School. 10 a.m.; came from 11 rags to rtches, ,, bemg sorry enough to qwt your 9 a m.. second and fourlh •nesday, Tuppers Plains SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Mrs Gertrude Buller, supt. 667-3435 Sundays, church school, 9 a m , thank God. meanness, turn around and go ftrst and lhtrd Sundays; 10 a m.. THE NAZARENE - Rev M. C Prayer Service, 1 30 p m ; But bow are we doing? Our the other way It is a heart second and fourth Sundays Lanmore, pastor . Bob Moore, preaching servlce, 2 p.m School Supt. Sunday RUTLAND CHURCH OF rwn of resources makes th1s broken for s1n, and a heart Mtd-week service, Wednesday. Sunday School , classes for all ages, 9· 30 CHRIST- Sunday school, 9· JO 8 prodigal look like a penny broken from sin. Confessing ~REAT BEND- worshtp 11 am , mornmg worship, 10: 45 am., V H. Braley, supt , Athens Road Pomeroy NYPS Sunday , 6 JO p m ; communion and devotions, pmcher. We are explmting our and forsaking am , 2nd and 41h Sundays . evangelistic The Store with A Heart serv1ce Sunday, A Family That Worships Together expendables as though they "Take tt by faith," but Church School, 10 am . 7 30 p,m Mid-week prayer 10 30 a m Regular board Racine 949-3342 meellng 7 30, lhtrd Saturday Stays Together LETART FALLS- Worshtp meeling, Wednesday, 7 30 p m. each belonged to our generatwn remember faith won't work month 10 a m , Church School 9 a m alone, and ignoring the fact unttl you repent clear through MORNING STAR- Worshtp M1ss1onary meeting, second THE RUTLAND COM7 JO p.m MUNITY CHURCH - Rev that they are a sacred trust Th1s young fellow was about 9· 30 a m , Church School 10 30 Wednesday,· UNITED FAITH Non given for the good of all men to get a change of apparel yet a m · Mid Week Service , Den ommatioh ....., Rev. Denms Rtchard Dubbeld. paslor . School, 9 30 a.m. , Worship . ' Wednesday, 8 .p m and a hen tage for future hedt'dn ' t kn ow 1!. "I think old MORSE CHAPEL - Worshtp Weaver, pastor Sunday school. service, II am , Wednesday Bakers of Holsum Bread Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer generatiOns. Not only our dadwtlllakemeback,andalll 11 am , 1st and 3rd Sundays . 9. 30 am , Bob Barber, supl. , prayer meeting, 7 30 p m. worship service, 10 30 am. ; Sunday ntght worship, 7 30. Middleport, Ohio Middleport, 0 . natural resources, but hwnan wan lis a cabm on the back Slde Church School, 10 am. youth meeltng, 6 45 p.m ; RUTLAND CHURCH OF PORTLAND Worshtp 7 30 resources are bemg exploited of the old farm where I can p m. , Church School 9 30 a m church, 7 30 p m , prayer THE NAZARENE - Rev . by b1g business Interests. Boys raise a few sheep and a few SUTTON- Worship, 11 am. meetmg, Wednesday, 7.30 p.m. Lloyd D Gnmm, Jr , pastor. UNITED BRETHREN Sunday School, 9. 30 a.m , . 2nd and 4th Sundays; Church INEDEN and g1rls are looked upon as cattle " CHRIST-Eldon R. f!lake, Morning worship, 10.30 a.m.; . School 10 a m potential customers by the pas lor Sunday School. 10 am ., Young people's service, 6:45 Member of the Big 3 Stop to thmk how dad let htm WESLEYAN ( Ractne) tobacco and liquor tycoons. "A make hts confession all nght, Worshtp , 11 a .m , Church Winnte Holsmger, supf. Mor- p m ; Evangelistic services, General Merchandise ning sermon , 11 am. , Evenmg 7 JO p.m. Wednesday evenmg Chester, Ohio short life and a m~rry one" ts but that's as far as he got. Dad School, 10 am . Tuppers Plains 667-3280 servtce Chnstlan Endeavor, servrce 7:30pm. UMYF lor all churches of lhe the mockery of thts fun-foohsh an d mom soon had the ba . t h Southern Clusler. 7· 30 p m 7 30 p.m ., Mrs Lyda Chevalier, generation; a sm-soaked water on and then came the each Sunday al the Youlh preSident Song service and MASON COUNTY sermon, 8 20. Mid-Week preyer THE HILAND CHAPEL, society seeking sallsfaction tn besl robe. Center IQak Grove Road ) meellng Wednesday, 7 30 p m George Casto, pastor. Sunday the sensual. "Off Wlth the rags on Wlth NORTHEAST CLUSTER Mrs . Marie Holsinger, class School. 9 30; evening worship, • Rev. ~a<ob Lehman Remember, a good time at the robe," but that wasn't all leader 7 30 Thursday evenmg prayer Rev. Standley Brandum Family Recreation POMEROY LOWER LIGHT service, 7 30 p.m Pomeroy-Member F. D. I. C. & the sacrlf1ce of consctence w1ll "oul w1th the ring " The rtng JOPPA - Worship 10 a.m , ' CHURCH Harrison ville MASON FIRST BAPTIST Swimming mean a bad time later on. God on the hand the Signet of Church School 9 a m., Prayer Road, Rev. Roy Taylor, paslor; Second and Pomeroy Sts., Stan Federal Reserve System Meetmg, Wednesday, 8 p.r\1. ts never soft on sm. sons hlp LONG BOTTOM - Church Henry Eblin, Sunday School Craig, paslor. Sunday school, The father wa1ted and "And put Shoes on h1s feet, serv tces,9a m.; Sunday School oupt ~unday ~chool, 9 30 a.m., 9: 45 a.m , worship service, 11 Meigs County Branch welcomed him back: but he let only the servants went 9 45 a.m. Btble study every evenmg worship, 7· 30 p m am , tralnihg unton. 6: 30pm ,, Prayer and praise serv1ce , even ing worship serv1ce, 7· 30 7 30 p.m him make up his own mmd, barefooted. Jun1or fmally got Thursday, Rexall Drugs p.m. Mid-week prayer service, NORTH BETHEL - Worshtp Thursday, 7:30 p.m. COMMUNITY CHURCH, Wednesday, 7 30 p m otherw1se he'd never have h1s beartngs and h1s breath. 11 a m ; Church School 10 a m We FIll All Doctors Prescriptions CHRISTIAN SCIENCE " I can hardly believe 1t all to ALFRED - Sunday school, Dexter - Wo<Ship services 992-2955 Pomeroy 9 45 a m each Sunday , Saturday and Sunday, 7 30 Servtces at 315 Matn Sf, PI I 296 W. Second Ph. 992-3863 Pomeroy be true I JUSt have the best dad preach ing al 11 a m each p.m Pleasant, Sunday School 9 1S . H EM L 0 G K G R 0 V E a m Sundays, 11 a m , Woo. m the whole world " Frtend, Sunday Prayer meeltng, 7 45 CHRISTIAN David ~tautter, nesday, lestimonlal meeting 8 you'll fmd the heavenly Father P m Wednesday, WSCS, a p m. For All Occasions on third Tuesday each month. ,>astor , Sian ford Slocklon, supl p m All welcome. 1.· and ........ ,....,_ even more forgtvmg and R E E DSV 1LL E - Sunday MorntnQ worshtp, 9:30 a.m , FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH We w~re flowers church school , 10 30 a m ; -Le tart Roule l,lhe Rev. Stan lovmg Come to Him JUSt now . school, 9 30, preach tng , 7 30 Everywhere Electric Motor l<epa 1r St. Rt . 7 Chester, Ohio p.m Sunday, prayer meellng, young peoples meeting, 6 30 Cratg, pas lor. Sunday school, _.... 810 W. Main p.m . eventng worship, 7 JO 9 30 am.; prayer and Bible 992 _5750 7 30 p m Tuesday , WSCS, 7 30 Choose the Church of your Choice Bible sludy, Wednesday, 7 30 study, 7· 30 p.m Collage prayer ftrsl Thursday each monlh P m serv1ce, Tuesday, 10 a.m ; SIL-.:ER RIDGE- Worship, MT. UNION BAPTIST - worship service, Friday, 7 JO 10 a m , Church School , 9 a m Rev Cectl Cox, pastor Sunday p m. • PLAINS TUPPERS FAITH TABERNACLE - Worshtp Pome~ school supt, Joe Sayre. Sund~ MASON CHURCH OF Rev Emmett Rawson , pastor 10 am 9 a m , Church School school. 9· 4S a .m.; Sunda Take Someone with You to Church CHRIST- Lore~ T. Stephens, . Meats and Groceries Bulttrnut Avo .. Pomfroy Sunday school, 10 a.m , evening eventng worship, 7· 30 W · minister Worship, 10 am , In Pomeroy Over 90 Years KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Syracuse Mrs. Mtllard Van Mtter services each Thursday and 992·3986 Hobdr 1 Ncw-?11, supl Services nesday prayer and Bible study, Bible sludy, 11 IS am , evening KermIt Wa Iton, /t/v;Jr. Sunday, 7 JO p m 7 30 P m worshtp, 7:30 p.m Mtd·week weekly, 9 JO a m on Sunday .c - . TUP P E RS P LA I N S service, Wednesday, 7 30 p m Rreachmg first and fh1rd MASON ASSEMBLY OF ~undays ol monlh by Clifford CHRISTIAN - Mr. John Wyatt, pastor . J S. Davis, Sunday GOD - Second Sl., Mason, W Smith, 9 30 am . School supl , Sunday school, Va Chesler Tennant, paslor ' HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Darrel Doddrtll, 9 30 a.m , Morning Sermon, Sunday school, 10 a.m , mor· Church and Office Suppltes-G.Ifts Furnlture and Appliances pastor Sunday School, 9:30 10· 30 am . Evening sermon, 7 nlng worship, 11 am ; 1 • Phone 985-3308 992-2641 Middleport' ·p.m • evangelistic service, 7:30 p m. am , Leonard Gilmore, f~rst Chester, 0. LETART FALLS UNITED Btble sludy and prayer ~rvlce, . elder, even ing service, 7 30 BRETHREN - Rev. Robert Wednesday, 7 30 p.m. Phone .. pm Wednesday prayer Shook, pastor , Herschel Noms, 773-5133. . .. meeflng, 7 30 p.m . HARTFORD CHURCH OF SlS.OO OownAttend thP Olurch ot Your Cholcl! '" MT MORIAH CHURCH OF sup! Sunday school , 9 30 a.m .; mormng sermon, 10 .30 a.m , CHRIST ln Christian Union GOD Racme Roule 2. The 'Belanc;e On Rev. Charles Hand, paslor eventng sermon, 7 30 aller- Rev O' Dell Manley, pastor Convenient Bulova Watches-Sales & Service Sunday school, 9 4S a .m , nattng each Sunday Prayer Sunday school, 9:30am .• Roger s~rv 1ce, Wednesday, 7 30 p m Manley, supt; evening servlce, -~ Terms. 186 N. Second Pomeroy morning worsh1p , 11 a m Middleport I'll. 1192-3498 . Wednesday evening . Eventng services, Thuesday Prayer meeltng, 7 30 p m 7. 30 alternallng Sundays. prayer meeting , 1 JO p m . and Friday, 7 30. • CHESH·IRE CHURCH OF Sunday evening youth service BEARWALLOW RIDGE GOD OF PROPHECY, G. P. 6, 4S with Macy Lou C.rler, CHURCH OF CHRIST- David i and Jewell , pas lor Bible study, 9 30 Smtth, pastor Suoday Sc~ool, l...,der No tuesday servtce. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE am : morn1ng wor5hlp, 10·30, 10 am , Arthur Henson, Supl. ; Devoted To the Interest of eventng worship, 6 30 p m. Morning Wo•ship 11 am ,; Servtces. 31S Matn St, PI Wednesday Btble sludy, 7 30 Youn~ Peoples service, 7 p m. J Pleacrm !, Sunday services, 11 The Melgs-MI:;on Area ' Racine, Ohio Eventng service. 7:30 p m.; h "' Wron.,dAy Te•'lmo,lal ' pm Ph. 949·3272 , Wednesday Mld·WHk Prayer meeting, 7, JU ~ · "' u • • • • • • the Sennonette ALL WEATHER ROOFING -1\liven't a ' a re~~iib~ 4' · GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. - HEINER'S BAKERY M& R FOODLINER MARK VSTORE BOGGS EQUIPMEN.T -- DOMIGAN VUUO STATIO_N, OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. LYONS MARKET THE fARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. SWISHER & lDHSE - FLOWERS -· --...... GAUL'S TRAILER SALES RACINE FOOD MARKET R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. GAUL'S MARKET ROYAL OAK PARK THE AntENS COUNTY SAVINGS &WAN W. POMEROY ELECTRIC SERVICE. .............. _. 992-2039 Rower Shop 3 ROOMS NEW FURNITURE '349.95 NEW YORK a.DlHING HOUSE MIDDLEPORT BOOK.STORE ITURE SADIE'S MARKET RIDENOUR SUPPLY ' F. J•. WALlACE, JEWEL£R MASON I VIUAGE CUT RATE VILlAGE flOWER SHOP BEN FRANKUN .STORE THE DAILY SENnNEL .~ • • Voice along Br'W(Iy By JACK O'BRIAN '111ERE'S ASTORK CWB ABORNJNG NEW YORK (Jqi'S) - Mike Malkin, who ran a 79th St. ' .m&ieHalooil for years, says he's re~ The Stork Club. ' Reviving lbe111111e II mere Uke It ... NBC't greatest radlooTV ' ahowman, John F. Roy~, Ill, II recuperatiq from a stroke at Unlveralty H!liJPital ... '!be •' latest James Fond filck, "Dlalllonda Are Fore~r' ', will have grOIHd $40 mlllloolfithln a week ... Death of retired N. ~ 'Y. Dally News drama critic ~ iJohn Chapman shocked Bdlf)' · John wu a fine, lfitty •writer, a rare gentleman, a perceptive critic, and we send our sympathy and prayer'$ to his wife, Ge<lrgla. RCA·Vlctor record Usia = SUNDAY 7·3G-8, TBA 9 00-13, "Where Eagles Dare" I Part I) 11 J0-13, " The Fighting TUESDAY 8 30- l3, " Hardcase" 11 30-tJ, "The. Vtrgtn Queen" 11 30-8, "Trapped In Tangters" WEDNESDAY 7 00-3, " Hanged Man" 8:3G-J, "F ifth Man In a String Quartet" 11 30-8, "We're Not Married" 11 30-13, " View from Pom pey's Head" THURSDAY Kentuckian" 11: J0- 8, . "The Petnfled Forest" MONDAY 7 Olh-lJ, •; C0111pulslon" 9· 00- 13, "Where Eagles · Dare". (Part II) 9·00-3, "Deadlier Than the Male" 11 , 30--8, "Gall Me Madam" 11 3G-13, "WHile F...,lher" 11 30'--8, "Operalton Bot tleneck" 11 30-13. "The Mudlark" _, FRIDAY 9 00-a, TBA It 30-8, "Cowboy" 11 30-13, "VIolent Saturday" SATURDAY 2 00-13, "Scarlet Claw" 8.00-3, " Whent Were You When the Lighft Went Out" 8: 3G-113, - "When Michael ' Calls ' 11 30-1, ArilCI"'I" 11 · 3G-13, "Frankenateln", "House ,of Frankensttln" & "Ghost of Frankenstein" ' Enrico Caru.so u still a "bestseller" among claalcal artlats - 50 yeara after his death ... Colletle concert 'bookers and I880rted showbiz unions are deadlocked over a morals llllue: the unions refuse 'to let concert . managemepta fire performers on booze or drugs; It's conaldered an Internal lDllon adlniuion that too much ol it g0111 on .. The "Robert Maxwell" l 'we Il.tJted In our deackhowDiz·dUzelll column definitely wu IIIII renowed ~Ill R. Maxwell. We !mow because he called up. Its agents are trying to peddle "Love Story" to TV for a ~hot - at •10,000,000 ... Gloria Swanson makes balf.ador.en charity appearances a ll'eek. '!be other morning the "Butterflies Are Free" star turned up at a breakfast Jewish Phllathroples Federation gathering, telephoned juat a handful of friends- and raised more than QO,ooo ... Charlle ChapHn will return to the U. S. for the Oscar Awards (he'll , get a dlltlngulshed-oldUmers l. but probably IVill skip , • · 1, ' · He won one In '29, too. 'Mafia film wave next ' will have Sophia Loren playing the widow of a Mafia bola who ·takes over the mob, gel8 religion, and becomes a nun ... S!Jph's 1ut flick wu ''The Priest's Wife" ... Variety repoo: 18 the Bleecker Theater In the Vlllage tried to operate juat evenJnc1 and weekends (a Ia tbCIUIIIIdl of bijoua acroea the natioo), but movie projectlonla18 refused to go along. So the lheafer's folded ... Lawyer Melvin Belli and writer Harold Robbins are formatting a TV 1~------------:__----.---.--:r aeries. It's about a lalf)'er: .,_ ~ "ll •' Melvin Belli. ~ ~ ~~ ~~ '!be TV "Colwnbo" series ~ • !. i >- ~ -g ~ o ~ ~ ~~ ~~, ~,.;~~~E~~ ~~~ continues delightful. Roddy <t ::: 8 , - ::: ~ 1!1 5 15- "' .!!'5 ""E -~> 15 McDowall on the lut one II) .! "ct~t lit<::i"'lsv~.J!'.:i.z.,c ,.a~ -" u. ..a ...., 1: 0" ~c~.,~ ~~e:.. ~ u looked lilt:e a young Peter ~ iii .. .! ~ ~ 0 8-"5 i 0 &:S f~ ~ I! ·;;; c= ~o!U:: ~~m~t~.:m:.: E~ - i. g .. " S a..; a!! .r " '.5l ~ ,li!!! ~' -- -· .--NINI .... I ~ t ~ . § -~ .! d! H ~~H~Ja~d~i!~r zd~ · ~ ~ ~~~ U U 8 ~ 8 ~ 8 iil8 ii18 iil8 iiiU U U ~lil ~ ~U~ ~ 8 ~ ~ plugging his "Such Good 8li! 8fi! Frl...-..a ... n flbn. ltlatar, •Dyan -4 ,o,:..,:..: cio it 0:0:02;.:. ~ ~ ~ ,;.;,:.; N N Pi Pt.;.. .ft Iii.,; ..0 .:0. ,:..." ••~ O.o-'2.;,: =. ~ I:IIUA .,., - - - cannon, wouldn't even wlllt to 1---- - - - - - - the corner to be Interviewed ... Druni critic emenllll Brooks Alklnson proved you can't !rem violence anywhere """- ·t days: ln Bermuda on a hoUdayl111 bird-watching upedltlon, BrooU wu attacked by a vlciOUJ German shepherd and bitten badly. Henry Klainger'a getting an 101'18 o1 unpolitical attenuoo m the foreign press. He'a been dubbed "The Casanova of America Politics" for openers. Londoo tabloid cutllned his picture, "Henry the 9th" .. , Parll yaller sheet made ll "J(iu.Klltl Klaslnger"... Ray Mllland'• hardly an old man, but "F'rop" II hlll'/Oth film ... Marlo Lama's daughter I.Jaa and Buddy Bregman are collabing on the Wedding~ March ... The Budd~~~~ quit nawsty Manhattan for the Coast, found so little there they've taken a houae In Quogue, L.l. Fright-flick star Vln,centt'\ Price at Michael's Pub estimated his personal art collecUon Is worth • •000. Bc)o-llful. I I I I I I I II LISTEN TO 20th CENTURY EFORMATION HOIH - - ---. Mon. thru Fri. . -9:30AM THE 13&0 0N DIAL I I I I I I I I I I • I ' ' I I. I l 1• I •' �- , . ' •' 6- '!be DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ,, Jan. 28,1972 MIODLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Thtrd Ave, the Rev William Knil lel, paslor. Ronald Dugan , Sunday school supl Classes for all ages. even 1ng serv 1ce, 7 30 p rn Young Peoples meetmg. Wednesday , 8 p m , Btble study , Fnday. 8 p m m , chotr FREEWILL BAPTIST - UNITED MINISTRY OF Servtc~. 1 30 p .m ; Youth MEIGS COUNTY, The Untied meetmg 6 30 p m ; Evening stances won't be the same. PrHbyterian Church, Dwighl worshtp, 7: JO p.m. Perhaps John is a little more L Zavd z, Pastor Oirec1or , • CHESTER CHURCH OF THE George W Hulton and Rev NAZARENE - Rev. Herberl aware than most of us of the Lmson Stebbms, Ass' ! PasJor- Grate, pclstor Worship service, ills that j)eset this world O~rectors 11 a m and 7:30 p.m Sunday FIRST UNITED PRE.;. Sunday School, 9 30 am for he ts a theological stuBYTERIAN, Harnsonvtlle, Rtchard Barlon, supl. Prayer l'OMEROY Wednesday 1 p dent. He is determined to POM£ROY TRINITY - pra c t, ce, Wednesday. 8 30 p m Corner Ash and Plum, Mid Sunday Church School, 9 30 meeling, W~dnesday, 7.30 p.m. a m . Mrs.. Homer Lee. Supt , Bradlord Church of ChnsiRev W H. Perrin. pastor Roy make things better. And he is ST. PAUL LUTHERAN. - dleport. Noel Herrman, paslor , Mayer. Supl. Church schoool, Rev Arthur C Lund, pas tor . Guy Prtddy, Sunday School Morning Worshtp 10· 30 a.m Citlfor.d Smith, miniSter equipped with • enthusias,m, UNITED Sunday Scj1ool 9. 30 a.m , 9 IS a m , worship, 10 24 a m.. Su nday School, 9 15 a m.. Supt Saturdav even1ng servtce. FIRST ' youth choir rehearsal Monda y, Charles Evans, Supt , worshtp 7 P m Sunday ..School, 10 PRESBYTERIAN, Middleport , morntng church io 30 a .m , The snow ts J usl the way 1t sho)lld be understanding, a keen mlnd Sunday Church School . 9 JO Sunday evening serv1ce, 7 JO 6 30 p m , Mrs Marvm Burt, serv1ce. 10 30 a m a m • Sunday evening worship, am , Lew1s Sauer, Supt , p m Wednesday service, 8 p m. Con - and the sky 's so blue, it's unbelievable. and a deep faith. director , sen tor chotr f1rmat1on class, tuesday , 4 15 7 p m Morn1nq Worshto. 10 30 a.m • rehearsal , 7 30 p m , Thursday to 5 30 p m , Jun1or Con U\UREL CLIFF FREE The air ts fres h and ciean and ' it's hard FIR.ST BAPTIST ol Mid · How about you -and your FIRST UNITED Mrs Paul Nease. director. ftrmahon class, Thursday, 6 30 dleport, corner of Stxlh and PRESBYTERIAN, Syracuse. METHODIST - Rev. Eugene to realtze that pollution exists. All the tomorrow s ? Certainly the POMEROY CHURCH OF to 745pm Palmer 'Sireels, Rev Charles Mornmg Worshtp, 9 a m.; Gtll , pastor. Wilham Bailey, THE NAZARENE - Corner sup!. Sunday School, 9· 30 am ., world's problems seem far away. pastor Fred Sunday Cl\urch School, 10 a m SEVENTH DAY AD· Sim ons , best way to begin doing your UnhJO and Mulberry Re v VENTIST Morning worshtp, 10:30 am., Hoffman, Sunday School Mrs Pomeroy , Sampson Hall, Supl. But for this young man there will be Clyde V Hender5on , pastor Evemng worship, 7 30 p m part is to cove r that short disry Hgts Herbert Superm tenden/ Sunday church STIVERSV•ItLE COM . Sunday School 9 JO a m , Mulber Christian Youlh Wednesday, M organ paslo r Sabbath school for everyone 9 15 am. , n tomorrow and n next tomorrow. Circumtance to church next Sunday. Raymond Walburn , sup! School, Saturday , 2 p m , Morn1ng worsh ip 10• 15 a m , MUNITY, Rev Edsel Harl, Crusade. 6 30 p m , Prayer Mornmg worshtp 10 30 a m worship , 3 15 p m Dorcas Evening serv1ces, 1 30 p m , pastor Sunday School ~rvlce meellng 7 30 p m Thursday, Even.ng service 7 30 p m. Mtd Soc1ely, 10 am eac.h Thursday. Wednesday prayer service, ? JO 10 am Prayer Meeling each choir practice. 7 p.m. Thursday 7 30 p m Sunday week servtce, Wednesday, 7 30 DEXTER CHURCH OF GRAHAM UNITED p m Extra yo11th acttvlfles on even mg service, 7 30 p m p.m CHRIST - Danny Evans, Sunday, 5 p m , lor all youth up Preachtng 9 JO ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST pastor. Norman C Will, supt. GRACE EPISCOPAL- Rev aMETHODISTm , f~rst and second Sundays to sodh grade , 6 30 for luntor Pomeroy Harrisonvill e Sunday School 9 30 a.m , Stanley Plattenburg. min ister each month, third and lourl h and sen1or h1gh studenJs Road Kennelh Eberts, pastor Worsh1p serv1ce, 10 30 a m Morntng pr.ayer and sermon, of CHURCH OF CHRIST, Sundays each month , worshtp 10 JO am Holv communton and serv1ce at 7 JO p m Wednesday Mtddleport , 5th and Matn Paul McElroy, Sunday School Christian Endeavor Sunday sermon , first , Sundays, 10 30 even1ngs at 7 30 Prayer and Raulm Moyer, pastor M1chael Sup! Sunday School 9· JO a m. , e\lenmg. morn1ng worshlp and co m a. m . Church school, ktn Btble Study REORGANIZED CHURCH Gerlach. Sunday School supl. munton, 10 301 am , Sunday dergarten through etghth B1ble School, 9 30 am ; mor - evemng youth Chnsftan en OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT, FIRST SOUTHERN BAP grade, 10 JO a m 'Sunday - 282 Mulberry Ave, nmg worsh1p , 10 30 a.m , cleaver , 6 30, Worship services. TER GAY SAINTS- Portland POMEROY CHURCH OF TIST evenmg worShip , 7 30 p m , Sunday, 7· 30 p m Wednesday Racine Road Ralph Johnson, Pomeroy, afftltafed Wtfh S B C, I John CHRIST- Mr Hoyt Allen, Jr , the Rev Fred Htll , pastor prayer serv1ce 7 p.m. Wed paslor Herberl Whtte, Sunday 4:17-21 evenmg prayer meeting and pastor Btble School, 9 JO a m., Sunday School, 9 30 am , nesday School Director Sunday School, • Btble study, 7 30 p.m worshtp, 10 30, adult worshtp morning worsh tp, 10 30 a m , 9 · 30 a.m , Morning worshtp, CHURCH OF THE Monday ST. JOHN LUTHERAN - 10 30 a m , Sunday evening servtce and young peoples JUOIOr soc1ety, 6 30 am NYPS , NAZARENE - Mtddleporl. Psalms Pme Grove, the Rev . Arthur: meeflng, both 7 30 p m Sunday 6 45 p.m Sunday evangellsltc Rev Audry Mtller, pastor; serv1ce 7 p.m. Wednesday 8 1-!1 Wednesday , combined Btble meet1ng, 7 30 p m Prayer Floyd Carson, sup!. Sunday Combs, pastor. Sunday school, evenmg prayer servtces, 7 30 study and prayer meehng, 7 30 meettng Wednesday, 7 30 p m school, 9 30 a m , ' M orn mg 9 JO a m , church servtces, pm Tuesday 10. 30 am. pm BETHLEHEM BAPTIST worship 10 30 a m , lun1or MIDOLEPORT Psalms BRADBURY CHURCH OF THE SALVATION ARMY soctely, 6 JO p m , NYP$, 6 45 CHRIST - Roy Bill Carter. Great Bend, Charles Norris, MT. MORIAH BAPTIST H2.1-8 Envoy RayS Wining, officer m Corner Fourth and Ma1n, p m Sunday evangeltsl1c evangelist , Wilbur Hantng, pastor. Worshlp service, 9 JO charge. Sunday, 10 a m . Middleport meet1ng , 7 30 p.m Prayer Bible school sup! ; Bible schQOI. am , Sunday School, 10:30 a.m Rev Henry 1: Key, Wednesday Holiness meetu1g , 10. 30 a m , Jr , pastor Sunday School 9 30 meeting Wednesday, 7. 30 p.m CARLETON CHURCH Psalms 9 30 a m , morning worship, Ktngsbury Sunday School. Young People's am Road Sunday , Arnold Rtchards, supt. , 121 1-8 10· 30 a m.; evening worship, 7 Leg1on , 7 p.m :: Thursday, 1 to 3 Morn1ng worsht p 10 30 a m School, 9· 30 a m., Ralph Carl, MEIGS p.m .• Chrlsttan Workers Class, P..I!W -~~Qle~ Hl>rne l.eague . 7 supl. Worship service, 10:JO COOPERATIVE JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Thursday Tuesday, 7 p m , Wednesday a m and 7 30 p.m. allernately tl m , Prep classes. PARISH Larry Carnaha n prestdtng Proverbs prayer meeting, 7 p m SACRED HEART - Rev m1n1s Prayer meeting, Wednesday, THE UNITEO ter Sunday, Bible lecture, 13 ·12-15 Father Bernard Krajcovtc . 9 30 a m ; Watct'ltower study, 7 30 p m Rev Jay Sllles, METHODIST CHURCH ANTIQUITY BAPTIS't pastor Phone 992 -2825 10 30 a m., Tuesday , Bible pastor Robert R. Card Friday Rev . Freeland Narr~s, pastor Saturday evening Mass, 7 30 study, OLD DEXTER Rev. Slanten Smith 7 30 p m , Thursday, Matthew Sunday school, 10 am , church p m Sunday Mass. 8 and 10 m m 1slry school 7.30 p m, CHESTER - Worship 9 15 se rvice, 7 p m Wednesday CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 7 7·14 am Confesstons, Saturday, 7Rev Willard Dulcher, a m. , Church School 10 am servtce meeltng 8 30 p.m Btble sludy, 7 p m 7 30 p m pastor Mrs Worley Francis, ENTERPRISE- Worshtp, 9 MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Saturday BIBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE, Sunday School Sup! Sunday POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Chmt a m.. Church School, 10 a.m Mmersv1He, in Chmhan Unton Matthew J A McWaters, -Robert Kuhn. paslor George Lawrence Manley, pastor , Mrs. FLATWOODS- Worshtp, 11 paslor Sunday School, 10 a.m , School. 9 4S a m. Church Ser 10 37-42 Skinner. Sundar School supl. Russell Young, Sunday School a m. , Church School 10 a m vtces f1rst and third Sundays morn1ng worshtp, 11 a m . , following Sunday Schoo , 9 30 a m , Sup! Sunday School 9 JO a m , Sunday School. POMEROY- Worshtp, 10:30 Tra1n1Mg Union, 6 30 p m., morning worship, 10 30 a m , Even1ng worshtp 7 30 Wed - a.m , Church School 9 15 am , ~ven1ng worship, 7 30 p.m Second and fourth Salurday BYF, 6 p m , Btble Study nesday prayer meeting, 1 30 UMYF 6:30p.m evenings, 8 p m serv1ces meetmg, Wednesday, LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN pm ROCK SPRINGS - Worshtp 7Prayer 30 p m. - ·Mr Robert Wyafl, pastor, 10 a m , Church School 9 a m ; RACINE FIRST CHURCH Sunday School supt., Ronald UMYF 6 30 p m OF THE NAZARENE Osborne Btble School. 9 JO MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Sunday School, 9 30 am , am .; preachtng 10.45 am , Rev. Robert Bumgarner Worshtp, 10· 30 a.m , Evening serv1ces, 7 30 p.m. HEATH - Worshtp 10 JO Morning Evening worshtp, 7 30 p m , HYSELL RUN FREE a m , Church Sthool 9 30 a m , Wednesday , Sunday School METHODIST - Cecil Wise, UMYF 7 p m Paulme Me Pastor Sunday School , 9 30 BY M. C. LARIMORE, repented . RUTLAND - Worshtp 9 15 Supermtendent, Citnlock, pastor. Rev Morris a m , Morning worship, 10 30 Paotor, Syrac•e Church y 17 _ "When he came to a m ; Church School 10 a m , M Wolle a m , Young People's service, UMYF 7 p m of tbe Nuareae RACINE FIRST BAPTIST - 6.45 p m ; Evangelistlc servtce, himself," means when he got SALEM CENTER- Worshtp Charles Norns. pastor Sunday 7 30 p m Prayer meettng, Off w1th the Rags 1 On 'with down to h1s skin His ragged 9 a m • Church School 10 a.m , School. 9·JO a.m , Morning Thursday, 7 JO p.m the Robe! Out Mlh the Ring' Pants needed patchmg, and no UMYF Thursday, 7 P m worship, 10 45 am , Sunday FREEDOM GOSPEL SYRACUSE CLUSTER evening worship, 7 30 p m , MISSION - Bald Knobs, Rev You are alert to recogmze patches or mother to sew them . Rev. Forrest R. Donley Wednesday even1ng Bible L R. ' Giuesencamp, paslor the heading as relating to the Do you know you have to make ASBURY- Worship 11 am ; Sludy, 7 JO p m Roger Wilfred, Sr , Sunday prod1gal son, llu. 15:11).24. Thts up your own mmd to go Wlth Church School 9: so a m , wscs, DANVILLE WESLEYAN, School Sup! Sunday School, With the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that which Is 1st Tuesday procllf!lll was not the worst Goo' That 1s the reason ,I exLawrence Sullivan, 9 JO a m • Sunday evening good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business FOREST RUN - Worshtp 9 Rev character who ever lived ; let tend the mv1tallon . But never am . Church School tO a m , pastor. Sunday School 9 30 worshtp 7 JO Prayer meeling, firms and organizations whose names appear below. am , youth and JUnior •youth us see the man he really was. try to over persuade one to WSCS, 3rd Wednesday, 7 30 serv1ce , 6 45 p m., even1ng Tuesday, 7 30 p m Ernesl Deeler, class leader Youth pm . He admitted h1s prodigality come I have seen a lot of frutt MINERSVILLE - Worsh 1p worship, 7 30 p m. ; prayer and Meellng Wednesday, 7:30pm , praiSe, Wednesday, 7 30 p m. but his older brother never ptcked too green and it doesn't 10 am , Church School 9 am .. Ernest Deeter, leader. SILVER RUN FREE BAP· MT. HERMON UNITED WSCS, 3rd Monday, 7 30 p.m TIST - Rev Howard Ktmble, admitted he was a problem have the keepmg qualities BRETHREN CHURCH IN And Construction Co. · SYRACUSE - Worship, 8 son. Nowhere do we find h1m " 0 h, the SWll1 and the swme, am., Church School, 9 a.m , pastor Sunday schocl, 10 am .; CHRIST- Rev Roberl Shook, D. B.A. Anthony Plumbing and repenting, and you dori,'t need and these ~wful surroun~mgs, Prayer an~ Bible Stydy , Henry Dav1s, supt., evening pastor . Sunday School, 9· 30 s e r i 7 JO .p m Prayer a.m. ; ~oy P.ooler, supl.; Alfr\1(1 to be a vagabond to b{Iqj;~Just ~t lo(jkill}me \tWhtr'~ dld!'m) ~ '11~-d!ly; ~ 3C! p.m g - ' " . . Pho~y 992-32~4,, ... '"" ,.".Middlepor,t" J meet , Thurd~y. 7: JO p m Wolfe, . asiN s\Jpt •' • -morql\lg i ,coin:'$~ ~2">2550 Mlddlepof-t ·' · 0 ~ Olli Q~ tU :lll •~1 ·; ~ 1 had < !ll.Hii!!H ,(ilUSTER< u stay at home and f,ebel , be. 8wagg~"'ii'? l C TER CHURCH OF worsh1p, 11 a.m ;- evening o · ev. W, Dale McClurg ' GOD- Rev James Satterfield, sermon, 7 30 p m , alternatinQ selfish, pout and be carnal, all golldbath so long, l even smell " Rev. Frank Cheesebrew pastor. Sunday school, 9 30 • of which the older brother like that hog pen " each Sunday Class meeting 11 Rev. Martha Ann Mattner a m , worship serv1ce, 11 a m , a m. alternating ~unday repreents. He could stlll talk and talk BETHANY l Dor<as) evenmg serv1ce, 7, prayer mor·ntngs Alfred Wolfe, Worshtp, 9:30 am , Church service and youth service, layleader , Chmtlan Endeavor, "Waste makes want" lS an stra1ght to himself. "I have School 10 30 a m. Bakers of Good Bread 7 pm 7 30 p m. Sunday Roger ancient adage. The prod1gal stoned agamst heaven and Middleport, Ohio CARMEL - Worshtp , 11 Thursday, Huntington, W. Va. t.ANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN confessed he had "wasted his agamst thee and am no a m • lsi and 3rd Sundays. - Homer Slephens, pastor Buckley , president. Pra yer . meellng, Wednesday, 7 30 p m. ' Church School , 10 am School , 9 30 a m., Board meellng first Monday substance" and had traveloo longer " APPLE GROVE - Worshtp, Sunday morning worship, 10 JO a m , each monlh, 7· 30 p.m. the trail of "riches to rags " ' When you come to God m 7 30 p m , church school, 9 30 Roberl Bobo, Sunday school But he made a come-back. He pemtence, ills always "1." "1 a m , mtd ·week service, supt , Sunday even 1ng serviCe, RUTLAND 8 p.m came back by commg down , have smne d ., He was ge tllng Wednesday, Sales· Allis Chalmers - Service EAST LETART - Worshtp, 7.30 Youlh meeltng, Monday, 7 RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST down on his knees, and he somewhere . Repentance 1s lOam, hrsl and third Sundays , p m Mid-week service. Wed. - Rev Samuel Jackson, . Middleport, Ohio Farm- Industrial- Lawn- Garden 7 30 p m. pas lor. Sunday School. 10 a.m.; came from 11 rags to rtches, ,, bemg sorry enough to qwt your 9 a m.. second and fourlh •nesday, Tuppers Plains SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Mrs Gertrude Buller, supt. 667-3435 Sundays, church school, 9 a m , thank God. meanness, turn around and go ftrst and lhtrd Sundays; 10 a m.. THE NAZARENE - Rev M. C Prayer Service, 1 30 p m ; But bow are we doing? Our the other way It is a heart second and fourth Sundays Lanmore, pastor . Bob Moore, preaching servlce, 2 p.m School Supt. Sunday RUTLAND CHURCH OF rwn of resources makes th1s broken for s1n, and a heart Mtd-week service, Wednesday. Sunday School , classes for all ages, 9· 30 CHRIST- Sunday school, 9· JO 8 prodigal look like a penny broken from sin. Confessing ~REAT BEND- worshtp 11 am , mornmg worship, 10: 45 am., V H. Braley, supt , Athens Road Pomeroy NYPS Sunday , 6 JO p m ; communion and devotions, pmcher. We are explmting our and forsaking am , 2nd and 41h Sundays . evangelistic The Store with A Heart serv1ce Sunday, A Family That Worships Together expendables as though they "Take tt by faith," but Church School, 10 am . 7 30 p,m Mid-week prayer 10 30 a m Regular board Racine 949-3342 meellng 7 30, lhtrd Saturday Stays Together LETART FALLS- Worshtp meeling, Wednesday, 7 30 p m. each belonged to our generatwn remember faith won't work month 10 a m , Church School 9 a m alone, and ignoring the fact unttl you repent clear through MORNING STAR- Worshtp M1ss1onary meeting, second THE RUTLAND COM7 JO p.m MUNITY CHURCH - Rev that they are a sacred trust Th1s young fellow was about 9· 30 a m , Church School 10 30 Wednesday,· UNITED FAITH Non given for the good of all men to get a change of apparel yet a m · Mid Week Service , Den ommatioh ....., Rev. Denms Rtchard Dubbeld. paslor . School, 9 30 a.m. , Worship . ' Wednesday, 8 .p m and a hen tage for future hedt'dn ' t kn ow 1!. "I think old MORSE CHAPEL - Worshtp Weaver, pastor Sunday school. service, II am , Wednesday Bakers of Holsum Bread Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer generatiOns. Not only our dadwtlllakemeback,andalll 11 am , 1st and 3rd Sundays . 9. 30 am , Bob Barber, supl. , prayer meeting, 7 30 p m. worship service, 10 30 am. ; Sunday ntght worship, 7 30. Middleport, Ohio Middleport, 0 . natural resources, but hwnan wan lis a cabm on the back Slde Church School, 10 am. youth meeltng, 6 45 p.m ; RUTLAND CHURCH OF PORTLAND Worshtp 7 30 resources are bemg exploited of the old farm where I can p m. , Church School 9 30 a m church, 7 30 p m , prayer THE NAZARENE - Rev . by b1g business Interests. Boys raise a few sheep and a few SUTTON- Worship, 11 am. meetmg, Wednesday, 7.30 p.m. Lloyd D Gnmm, Jr , pastor. UNITED BRETHREN Sunday School, 9. 30 a.m , . 2nd and 4th Sundays; Church INEDEN and g1rls are looked upon as cattle " CHRIST-Eldon R. f!lake, Morning worship, 10.30 a.m.; . School 10 a m potential customers by the pas lor Sunday School. 10 am ., Young people's service, 6:45 Member of the Big 3 Stop to thmk how dad let htm WESLEYAN ( Ractne) tobacco and liquor tycoons. "A make hts confession all nght, Worshtp , 11 a .m , Church Winnte Holsmger, supf. Mor- p m ; Evangelistic services, General Merchandise ning sermon , 11 am. , Evenmg 7 JO p.m. Wednesday evenmg Chester, Ohio short life and a m~rry one" ts but that's as far as he got. Dad School, 10 am . Tuppers Plains 667-3280 servtce Chnstlan Endeavor, servrce 7:30pm. UMYF lor all churches of lhe the mockery of thts fun-foohsh an d mom soon had the ba . t h Southern Clusler. 7· 30 p m 7 30 p.m ., Mrs Lyda Chevalier, generation; a sm-soaked water on and then came the each Sunday al the Youlh preSident Song service and MASON COUNTY sermon, 8 20. Mid-Week preyer THE HILAND CHAPEL, society seeking sallsfaction tn besl robe. Center IQak Grove Road ) meellng Wednesday, 7 30 p m George Casto, pastor. Sunday the sensual. "Off Wlth the rags on Wlth NORTHEAST CLUSTER Mrs . Marie Holsinger, class School. 9 30; evening worship, • Rev. ~a<ob Lehman Remember, a good time at the robe," but that wasn't all leader 7 30 Thursday evenmg prayer Rev. Standley Brandum Family Recreation POMEROY LOWER LIGHT service, 7 30 p.m Pomeroy-Member F. D. I. C. & the sacrlf1ce of consctence w1ll "oul w1th the ring " The rtng JOPPA - Worship 10 a.m , ' CHURCH Harrison ville MASON FIRST BAPTIST Swimming mean a bad time later on. God on the hand the Signet of Church School 9 a m., Prayer Road, Rev. Roy Taylor, paslor; Second and Pomeroy Sts., Stan Federal Reserve System Meetmg, Wednesday, 8 p.r\1. ts never soft on sm. sons hlp LONG BOTTOM - Church Henry Eblin, Sunday School Craig, paslor. Sunday school, The father wa1ted and "And put Shoes on h1s feet, serv tces,9a m.; Sunday School oupt ~unday ~chool, 9 30 a.m., 9: 45 a.m , worship service, 11 Meigs County Branch welcomed him back: but he let only the servants went 9 45 a.m. Btble study every evenmg worship, 7· 30 p m am , tralnihg unton. 6: 30pm ,, Prayer and praise serv1ce , even ing worship serv1ce, 7· 30 7 30 p.m him make up his own mmd, barefooted. Jun1or fmally got Thursday, Rexall Drugs p.m. Mid-week prayer service, NORTH BETHEL - Worshtp Thursday, 7:30 p.m. COMMUNITY CHURCH, Wednesday, 7 30 p m otherw1se he'd never have h1s beartngs and h1s breath. 11 a m ; Church School 10 a m We FIll All Doctors Prescriptions CHRISTIAN SCIENCE " I can hardly believe 1t all to ALFRED - Sunday school, Dexter - Wo<Ship services 992-2955 Pomeroy 9 45 a m each Sunday , Saturday and Sunday, 7 30 Servtces at 315 Matn Sf, PI I 296 W. Second Ph. 992-3863 Pomeroy be true I JUSt have the best dad preach ing al 11 a m each p.m Pleasant, Sunday School 9 1S . H EM L 0 G K G R 0 V E a m Sundays, 11 a m , Woo. m the whole world " Frtend, Sunday Prayer meeltng, 7 45 CHRISTIAN David ~tautter, nesday, lestimonlal meeting 8 you'll fmd the heavenly Father P m Wednesday, WSCS, a p m. For All Occasions on third Tuesday each month. ,>astor , Sian ford Slocklon, supl p m All welcome. 1.· and ........ ,....,_ even more forgtvmg and R E E DSV 1LL E - Sunday MorntnQ worshtp, 9:30 a.m , FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH We w~re flowers church school , 10 30 a m ; -Le tart Roule l,lhe Rev. Stan lovmg Come to Him JUSt now . school, 9 30, preach tng , 7 30 Everywhere Electric Motor l<epa 1r St. Rt . 7 Chester, Ohio p.m Sunday, prayer meellng, young peoples meeting, 6 30 Cratg, pas lor. Sunday school, _.... 810 W. Main p.m . eventng worship, 7 JO 9 30 am.; prayer and Bible 992 _5750 7 30 p m Tuesday , WSCS, 7 30 Choose the Church of your Choice Bible sludy, Wednesday, 7 30 study, 7· 30 p.m Collage prayer ftrsl Thursday each monlh P m serv1ce, Tuesday, 10 a.m ; SIL-.:ER RIDGE- Worship, MT. UNION BAPTIST - worship service, Friday, 7 JO 10 a m , Church School , 9 a m Rev Cectl Cox, pastor Sunday p m. • PLAINS TUPPERS FAITH TABERNACLE - Worshtp Pome~ school supt, Joe Sayre. Sund~ MASON CHURCH OF Rev Emmett Rawson , pastor 10 am 9 a m , Church School school. 9· 4S a .m.; Sunda Take Someone with You to Church CHRIST- Lore~ T. Stephens, . Meats and Groceries Bulttrnut Avo .. Pomfroy Sunday school, 10 a.m , evening eventng worship, 7· 30 W · minister Worship, 10 am , In Pomeroy Over 90 Years KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Syracuse Mrs. Mtllard Van Mtter services each Thursday and 992·3986 Hobdr 1 Ncw-?11, supl Services nesday prayer and Bible study, Bible sludy, 11 IS am , evening KermIt Wa Iton, /t/v;Jr. Sunday, 7 JO p m 7 30 P m worshtp, 7:30 p.m Mtd·week weekly, 9 JO a m on Sunday .c - . TUP P E RS P LA I N S service, Wednesday, 7 30 p m Rreachmg first and fh1rd MASON ASSEMBLY OF ~undays ol monlh by Clifford CHRISTIAN - Mr. John Wyatt, pastor . J S. Davis, Sunday GOD - Second Sl., Mason, W Smith, 9 30 am . School supl , Sunday school, Va Chesler Tennant, paslor ' HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Darrel Doddrtll, 9 30 a.m , Morning Sermon, Sunday school, 10 a.m , mor· Church and Office Suppltes-G.Ifts Furnlture and Appliances pastor Sunday School, 9:30 10· 30 am . Evening sermon, 7 nlng worship, 11 am ; 1 • Phone 985-3308 992-2641 Middleport' ·p.m • evangelistic service, 7:30 p m. am , Leonard Gilmore, f~rst Chester, 0. LETART FALLS UNITED Btble sludy and prayer ~rvlce, . elder, even ing service, 7 30 BRETHREN - Rev. Robert Wednesday, 7 30 p.m. Phone .. pm Wednesday prayer Shook, pastor , Herschel Noms, 773-5133. . .. meeflng, 7 30 p.m . HARTFORD CHURCH OF SlS.OO OownAttend thP Olurch ot Your Cholcl! '" MT MORIAH CHURCH OF sup! Sunday school , 9 30 a.m .; mormng sermon, 10 .30 a.m , CHRIST ln Christian Union GOD Racme Roule 2. The 'Belanc;e On Rev. Charles Hand, paslor eventng sermon, 7 30 aller- Rev O' Dell Manley, pastor Convenient Bulova Watches-Sales & Service Sunday school, 9 4S a .m , nattng each Sunday Prayer Sunday school, 9:30am .• Roger s~rv 1ce, Wednesday, 7 30 p m Manley, supt; evening servlce, -~ Terms. 186 N. Second Pomeroy morning worsh1p , 11 a m Middleport I'll. 1192-3498 . Wednesday evening . Eventng services, Thuesday Prayer meeltng, 7 30 p m 7. 30 alternallng Sundays. prayer meeting , 1 JO p m . and Friday, 7 30. • CHESH·IRE CHURCH OF Sunday evening youth service BEARWALLOW RIDGE GOD OF PROPHECY, G. P. 6, 4S with Macy Lou C.rler, CHURCH OF CHRIST- David i and Jewell , pas lor Bible study, 9 30 Smtth, pastor Suoday Sc~ool, l...,der No tuesday servtce. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE am : morn1ng wor5hlp, 10·30, 10 am , Arthur Henson, Supl. ; Devoted To the Interest of eventng worship, 6 30 p m. Morning Wo•ship 11 am ,; Servtces. 31S Matn St, PI Wednesday Btble sludy, 7 30 Youn~ Peoples service, 7 p m. J Pleacrm !, Sunday services, 11 The Melgs-MI:;on Area ' Racine, Ohio Eventng service. 7:30 p m.; h "' Wron.,dAy Te•'lmo,lal ' pm Ph. 949·3272 , Wednesday Mld·WHk Prayer meeting, 7, JU ~ · "' u • • • • • • the Sennonette ALL WEATHER ROOFING -1\liven't a ' a re~~iib~ 4' · GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. - HEINER'S BAKERY M& R FOODLINER MARK VSTORE BOGGS EQUIPMEN.T -- DOMIGAN VUUO STATIO_N, OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. LYONS MARKET THE fARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. SWISHER & lDHSE - FLOWERS -· --...... GAUL'S TRAILER SALES RACINE FOOD MARKET R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. GAUL'S MARKET ROYAL OAK PARK THE AntENS COUNTY SAVINGS &WAN W. POMEROY ELECTRIC SERVICE. .............. _. 992-2039 Rower Shop 3 ROOMS NEW FURNITURE '349.95 NEW YORK a.DlHING HOUSE MIDDLEPORT BOOK.STORE ITURE SADIE'S MARKET RIDENOUR SUPPLY ' F. J•. WALlACE, JEWEL£R MASON I VIUAGE CUT RATE VILlAGE flOWER SHOP BEN FRANKUN .STORE THE DAILY SENnNEL .~ • • Voice along Br'W(Iy By JACK O'BRIAN '111ERE'S ASTORK CWB ABORNJNG NEW YORK (Jqi'S) - Mike Malkin, who ran a 79th St. ' .m&ieHalooil for years, says he's re~ The Stork Club. ' Reviving lbe111111e II mere Uke It ... NBC't greatest radlooTV ' ahowman, John F. Roy~, Ill, II recuperatiq from a stroke at Unlveralty H!liJPital ... '!be •' latest James Fond filck, "Dlalllonda Are Fore~r' ', will have grOIHd $40 mlllloolfithln a week ... Death of retired N. ~ 'Y. Dally News drama critic ~ iJohn Chapman shocked Bdlf)' · John wu a fine, lfitty •writer, a rare gentleman, a perceptive critic, and we send our sympathy and prayer'$ to his wife, Ge<lrgla. RCA·Vlctor record Usia = SUNDAY 7·3G-8, TBA 9 00-13, "Where Eagles Dare" I Part I) 11 J0-13, " The Fighting TUESDAY 8 30- l3, " Hardcase" 11 30-tJ, "The. Vtrgtn Queen" 11 30-8, "Trapped In Tangters" WEDNESDAY 7 00-3, " Hanged Man" 8:3G-J, "F ifth Man In a String Quartet" 11 30-8, "We're Not Married" 11 30-13, " View from Pom pey's Head" THURSDAY Kentuckian" 11: J0- 8, . "The Petnfled Forest" MONDAY 7 Olh-lJ, •; C0111pulslon" 9· 00- 13, "Where Eagles · Dare". (Part II) 9·00-3, "Deadlier Than the Male" 11 , 30--8, "Gall Me Madam" 11 3G-13, "WHile F...,lher" 11 30'--8, "Operalton Bot tleneck" 11 30-13. "The Mudlark" _, FRIDAY 9 00-a, TBA It 30-8, "Cowboy" 11 30-13, "VIolent Saturday" SATURDAY 2 00-13, "Scarlet Claw" 8.00-3, " Whent Were You When the Lighft Went Out" 8: 3G-113, - "When Michael ' Calls ' 11 30-1, ArilCI"'I" 11 · 3G-13, "Frankenateln", "House ,of Frankensttln" & "Ghost of Frankenstein" ' Enrico Caru.so u still a "bestseller" among claalcal artlats - 50 yeara after his death ... Colletle concert 'bookers and I880rted showbiz unions are deadlocked over a morals llllue: the unions refuse 'to let concert . managemepta fire performers on booze or drugs; It's conaldered an Internal lDllon adlniuion that too much ol it g0111 on .. The "Robert Maxwell" l 'we Il.tJted In our deackhowDiz·dUzelll column definitely wu IIIII renowed ~Ill R. Maxwell. We !mow because he called up. Its agents are trying to peddle "Love Story" to TV for a ~hot - at •10,000,000 ... Gloria Swanson makes balf.ador.en charity appearances a ll'eek. '!be other morning the "Butterflies Are Free" star turned up at a breakfast Jewish Phllathroples Federation gathering, telephoned juat a handful of friends- and raised more than QO,ooo ... Charlle ChapHn will return to the U. S. for the Oscar Awards (he'll , get a dlltlngulshed-oldUmers l. but probably IVill skip , • · 1, ' · He won one In '29, too. 'Mafia film wave next ' will have Sophia Loren playing the widow of a Mafia bola who ·takes over the mob, gel8 religion, and becomes a nun ... S!Jph's 1ut flick wu ''The Priest's Wife" ... Variety repoo: 18 the Bleecker Theater In the Vlllage tried to operate juat evenJnc1 and weekends (a Ia tbCIUIIIIdl of bijoua acroea the natioo), but movie projectlonla18 refused to go along. So the lheafer's folded ... Lawyer Melvin Belli and writer Harold Robbins are formatting a TV 1~------------:__----.---.--:r aeries. It's about a lalf)'er: .,_ ~ "ll •' Melvin Belli. ~ ~ ~~ ~~ '!be TV "Colwnbo" series ~ • !. i >- ~ -g ~ o ~ ~ ~~ ~~, ~,.;~~~E~~ ~~~ continues delightful. Roddy <t ::: 8 , - ::: ~ 1!1 5 15- "' .!!'5 ""E -~> 15 McDowall on the lut one II) .! "ct~t lit<::i"'lsv~.J!'.:i.z.,c ,.a~ -" u. ..a ...., 1: 0" ~c~.,~ ~~e:.. ~ u looked lilt:e a young Peter ~ iii .. .! ~ ~ 0 8-"5 i 0 &:S f~ ~ I! ·;;; c= ~o!U:: ~~m~t~.:m:.: E~ - i. g .. " S a..; a!! .r " '.5l ~ ,li!!! ~' -- -· .--NINI .... I ~ t ~ . § -~ .! d! H ~~H~Ja~d~i!~r zd~ · ~ ~ ~~~ U U 8 ~ 8 ~ 8 iil8 ii18 iil8 iiiU U U ~lil ~ ~U~ ~ 8 ~ ~ plugging his "Such Good 8li! 8fi! Frl...-..a ... n flbn. ltlatar, •Dyan -4 ,o,:..,:..: cio it 0:0:02;.:. ~ ~ ~ ,;.;,:.; N N Pi Pt.;.. .ft Iii.,; ..0 .:0. ,:..." ••~ O.o-'2.;,: =. ~ I:IIUA .,., - - - cannon, wouldn't even wlllt to 1---- - - - - - - the corner to be Interviewed ... Druni critic emenllll Brooks Alklnson proved you can't !rem violence anywhere """- ·t days: ln Bermuda on a hoUdayl111 bird-watching upedltlon, BrooU wu attacked by a vlciOUJ German shepherd and bitten badly. Henry Klainger'a getting an 101'18 o1 unpolitical attenuoo m the foreign press. He'a been dubbed "The Casanova of America Politics" for openers. Londoo tabloid cutllned his picture, "Henry the 9th" .. , Parll yaller sheet made ll "J(iu.Klltl Klaslnger"... Ray Mllland'• hardly an old man, but "F'rop" II hlll'/Oth film ... Marlo Lama's daughter I.Jaa and Buddy Bregman are collabing on the Wedding~ March ... The Budd~~~~ quit nawsty Manhattan for the Coast, found so little there they've taken a houae In Quogue, L.l. Fright-flick star Vln,centt'\ Price at Michael's Pub estimated his personal art collecUon Is worth • •000. Bc)o-llful. I I I I I I I II LISTEN TO 20th CENTURY EFORMATION HOIH - - ---. Mon. thru Fri. . -9:30AM THE 13&0 0N DIAL I I I I I I I I I I • I ' ' I I. I l 1• I •' �.' . ·· ··u rr... ' I ' .. . . 1 HIS IS. 'TERRIBlE, B.-' The Daily Seniinel, Midtlleport-Pom<'l'oy1 0., Jan. 28, 1972 WE'RE 11AVIN' Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentin~l Classifiet4 Get Results! . l'HAT AIN'T WHAT .' I SAID, PAJN 'POSSUM luHAT Klt.JD Of PERSOIJ fiEL.mlOIJE ! 'rt>u CIY.J'T li!U>T f"IUIDS ! IIJOULD & ., FER SUPPER? ~ ·- . For Rent . Po~neroy •tor Co~ 2 SI6IIS Of ' QUALITY Business Services For Sale fan cy O' DELL WHEEL allghment locafed af Crossroads, Rf. 124. guppies, angels and bree ders, TROPICA,L NEW, 12x60, 2 bedroom mobile home across from Bradbury School. Call 992-5308 or see Charles Lewis, 2nd house south from Bradbury School. FI SH, Beltas and supplies. Phone '192·5443. 12-30-lfc Pets welcome. 1-27-tfc HEATH 4 channel Amp. - S80 ; 1969 CHEV . IMPALA CPE. 12095 1(8 engine, automatic tr ans .. condi t ion~ . good spo tless i nterior . W ·W p. st eeri ng , factor y ai r 1 BEDROOM mobile home ,. ti r e-s. radio, da rk gree n fi nish with 1967C HEVELLE MALIBU HTCPE . . t u rnishe~. ut il i t ies pa i d , -availabl e now. Phone 992 · 7384. 51395 back arm chair - S40 ; Call 1'92·6083. 1-28-3tp Wheels balanced tronically . guaranteed. elec- 1-27·1fC C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer Complete Service 51095 , FR18\JD FOUR NEW HoMES OPEN FOR INSPIOCTION ONE HOME IN RACINE TWO HOMES IN SYRACUSE ONE HOME IN MIDDLEPORT . NOMONE'I'DOWN IOo PCT. FINANCING AVAILABLE A 3 bedroom $16,900.00 hom.e can .be purchased wlfh a m9"1thly payment as low as $65.00 f!>r a family with a base salary ol $5,000.00 and fhree children. 7'1• P.ct. annual p,rcentave rate. · 606 E. Main ' Pomeroy OFFICE SUPPLIES FURNI.TURE see New ring job. clea n int er ior , good t ires , radio, hea ter . Sharp bl ack. finis h. :: 1--JT ~ ?lEND POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992-2094 Phone 94?-3821 Radne, Ohio Crift Bradford ·r- - .A. A:l work R.e asonable rates. Phone \>92-3213. _c.-~'i' -:-- ._.n RENT Business Services 1·27·3fc SPINET CONSOLE PIANO 5-l·lfC may be purchased by small 2 BEDROOM mobile home in Middleporl. Phone 992-5433. mortthly paymen ts, see it SEWING MACHINES: Repair . and service, all makes. 992·2284. 1-27·2fc locally, write Cortland Music, P. 0 . Box 35, Carland, Olio The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy . 44410. Authorized Singer Sales and 1·28·2fp Service. We Sharpe:n Scissors. ~lop II! and Our FURNISHED and unfurnished 3-29-lfc Floor Display. apartments . Close lo school. DON'T PUMP your sluggish septic tank . Get Klean -Em· Phone 9'12·5434. AND DOZER work . '-;::::;;;;;;.;;;;;;;:;::;;;:;:::::, All Septi c Tank Cleaner . BACKHOE 10·18-tfc Septic tanks insfalled. George I Landmark Farm Bureau , 1Bill) Pullins. Phone 992·2478. Pomeroy. 4·25-tfc 2 BEDROOM mobile home in 1-28-lfc Rac ine' area . Phone ~ '2 · 6329 . SEPTIC tank s cleaned. Miller 12 14·tfc 327 en gi ne, 4 speed t rans .. clean inter ior & good tires . Med grn . fi nish . Ni ce. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN SQ. BACK SEDAN electric HawAiian guitar SJO; An ti que fancv ladder Complete front end service, tune up, and br~ke service. A FRIU.ID JUST FOR NV:Ju;.'( ? 16 ACCEPTING' CREDIT CARDS. EVEN eEt-lNIE fT CERTAINLV 16 A 1\.EW IGE1 SEN. CLATTER '1-:Z.I THE I!EGGAR.. , OUil i\TIILITIC 8tJMT CAN'T TAK& ,MUCH MOttE DF TillS! -.,---~ Pomeroy .Motor Co. • OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. f'PMEROY, OHIO COAL limestone . E xcelsior WANT ADS Notice INFORMATION DEADLINES P.M. Day Belore ABOUT YOUR WEIGHT ... APARTMENT, N. Second Ave .. overweight ladies, teens and men inter ested in a Weight 1·25-tlc 5 Publi cation Monda y Deadline 9 a .m. Cance llat ion & Corr ections Will be acce pt ed until 9 a.m . for Day of Publi cat ion REGULATIONS Watchers 1R I Pomeroy write : Class Weight .1~- 3 -tfc r ight to edit or reject any ads deem ed ob jec t ional. The SAVE up to one half . Br ing your publis her w i II not be sick TV to Chuck 's TV shop, r espon sible f or more than one 151 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy . Incorrect inserti on. Phone 992·5080. RATES For Want Ad Ser vice 5 cents per Word one insert ion Minimum Charge 75c 12 ce nts per word three consecuti ve insertions . 18 cent s per word six con - secutive insertions. 25 Per Cenf Discount on paid ll ·21·ffC p.m . 1·3·tfc apartmen t , Albert ORDER -fiELD SEEDS 1-21 ·81c 1 BEDROOM mobile home, 12 x' 60, adults only . Phone 992· 5443 . 1.1J .tlc FERTILIZER SEED CORN $1.50 for 50 word minimum. USED OFFSET PLATES HAVE MANY USES For Rent or Sale '0M . . OY ..tacit w. ClrMy, Mer. ,_,.·1111 RENT - 12 x 63 mobile 'home. adults, no pets . 30 x 60 slore room, 2 bedroom apartment. Sale or Trade - 12 ft. meat HARRISON'S TV and Antenna Service. Phone 992-2522. · 6·10-tfc and exlerior 1-18-121c -------- Order Now ,& Save! Advertisement. H i ll, 2· 12·tiC pa:n1ing , roofing and , gutter work done. Phone · 843 -2826. Aluminum Sheets 5 ROOMS & balh, ground floor • INTERIOR 36" X 23" X.009 ----- Sanitation, Stewart, Ohio. Ph . 662·3035. 8-15.tfc DRY Wall finisher contractor . R. I Dubbeld, phone 742 5825. 1-24·5fc For Sale Syracuse . Completely fur - nished . Phone 992.2441 afler 5 Rac ine 949·2261 . CARD OF 'fHANKS & OBITUARY 5443. NEW 2· BEDROOM, double wide . mobile home on lot in Now's Time To ads and ads pa id within 10 day s. Each additional word 2c. BLIND ADS Add itional 25c Charge per availabl e 16th of January . ------~ Rent reasonable. Pt,one 992 - POODLE puppies, Sliver Toy , 51'1 3. Park view Kennels , Phone 992- in Watchers I RL 1863 Section Rd ., Cinci nnati, Ohio 45237 . The Publi sher reserves the Salt Works, E. Ma in St ., Pomeroy . Phone 992-3891. 4-9-tlc Real Estate For Sale utility room , built -in kitchen, wall to wa ll carpet & garage . Located 112 mile north of Easlern Hiqh School. House is almost finiShed and olhers being built . Call 985-35'18. · 1-21 -30fc RACINE - 10 room .house, bath, basement, garage, lwo lots. No reasonable offer refused. Phone 94'1·4313. 1-21 -121p 8 for $1.00 The Daily ·Sentinel SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. ' Pll. 992-2174 ALL KINDS OF GLASS 3 BEDROOM ranch type home, Arbaugh Addition, Tuppers Plains. All new · with tolal We specialize in auto glass on the spot instalfatioh . Mirrors . Table Tops . Plafe Glass. Small home repairs screens . storm windows repaired. FREE ESTIMATE Point Pleasant & Mason AUTO GLASS EXPERT case, 10 ft . vegetable case, OFFICE HOURS coin Cola machine, grocery 8:30a .m. to 5:00p.m. Da ll y, el ectric and central air carts, meat block, 6 x 6 8:30 a .m. to 12 :00 Noon conditloning,·bath and 3:~ fu lly walkln , automatic washer & Safurda y. MIDDLEPORT residents who carpeted, full basement, dryer. M & G Food Market, 3 are already involved with our garage in basement. see by 111 Courl Sl. miles soulh of Middleport on Church or who don ' l go appointment, phone \>92-2196 -GUARANTEEDPomeroy, Ohio · Rl. 7. Card of Thanks anywhere ; board the Mld or 9'12-3585. Danny Thompson. Phone 992-2094 1-28·3tp dleporl Firsl Baptist Church Financing available. WE WOULD like lo show our -Bus I which will be driven by 12-30-flc appreciat ion and send Thanks Pomeroy Home Auto qualified dr ivers) . Adulls, Wanted To to our many fr iends, neigh Auto Sales SIX ROOM house, 133 Butternut young r· eople and ch ildren bors, and relatives lor their Open8Til5 POCKET knives , '68 CHEVY Impala , automatic, Ave. Contact Ed Hedrick, 2137 1ust ge on the bus every OLD cards and gifts, also for the especia ll y Case XX. Also Monday thru Saturd•y Sunday morning and-or af Wadsworth Drive, Columbus, power steer ing ,· power telephone calls and lo lhose h a~e other old knives to trade 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0. ternoon , any place along its Ol io, phone 237-4334. brakes, 327 cu. in., grey wilh that ca me t o vis it in honor of or sell . Phone 992·2343. r oute (which may be in front l1 ·21 ·tfc black vinyl top, phone '185our 501h Wedding An 1-18-llc 3598. of your home or nearest SEPTIC lanks cleaned. Free niversa ry . Mr . &Mrs. Delbert corner) . You'll be brought pipe inspecllon. Paul Sleln1-21 -12tc Becker . righl back aller lhe service. If OLD FURNITURE, Round Dak melz, phone 742·5864. 1-28-llp lhe bus fills up before our tables, Brass beds, dishes, 1965 FORD 112 ton , V-8, Custom l-26-12fp - - - -- - Notice GUN SHOOT , Sunday . Jan . lll, 1 p. m . Racine Gun Club. · 1·27·3tc HYMN SING , Eagle Ridge Com_munity Church, Sunday, Jan . 301h at 2 p. m. All special singers and pub I ic invited. Everyone wel co me . 1-27-31p GUN SHOO T, Forke d Run Spor lsman Cl ub, Sun day , Jan . 30, 12 noon . 1-26-31c ------- YARD Sale, Thursday, Friday & Salurday al Dave Haggy residenc e, left of Happy Hollow, start s 9 a.m. 1·26·3fp - - -- - - - INCOME TAX servi ce, daily ex cept Sunday, even ings by appoi ntment. Mrs . Wanda Eblin, Laurel Cliff Road. 1 mil e west of Meigs County Fa irgrou nd on Rt . 7 b '1'pa ss. Phone '192-2272. 1-3-lOtc Is complete, we ' ll clocks, l'!nd ·or cab, unload at lhe Church and households . Write M. D. contin·ue to pick .,up ·.any one · Miller, Rt.·4, Pomeroy, Ohio, else who wishes :to use this tall m -6271 . 12-17-tfc free service. There will be w'fth overd'r lve, radio, in 1\~alty. INTER lOR & exterior painting. R., 1, D.u~beld#bofl&'7~2-5825 . ' .,; l~ '·f~ 4 · 5fc . 0 6o~ ~~~R~in. l n ve nl ory . - - - - - -- for sale . Brown's. Phone 992- with ..-r ~lr ; 1964 Ford. automat1c, 4 door ; 1962 ln - THE SllJ. 12' • 14' · 24' · WiDE 12·31 .tfc lernational '''ton pickup ; 1959 MILLER MOBILE HOMES TEAFORD SR. ------- con veyed to the h igh est bidder upon the foll ow ing term s; Cash HI GH SCHOOL SENIORS . in hand on day o t sal e. Enli st now - stay home until The right is rese r ved to r ejec t after grad uation . Guaranteed ~ ,y and all bids assi gnment s to Europe, Donald Col tins, Presiden l Korea , Hawaii, or selected of Vi ll age Counci l V ill age of Pomeroy l ocati ons in the U. S. See your Jane Watton , Cler k l ocal Army representa ti ve for 4, 11 . 18, Si c NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate Deceued. of Cue No . 20,616 Eldon G1u1 , lacts abou l lhe 180·Day Delayed Enlry Program and th e Army 's new pay raise. For more information call 593·3022. Noti ce Is hereby given that Evetvn Gaul , of Ch ester, Oh io, has been duly appo inted RES PONSIBL E person Execut ri)( of the Es tate ot Eldon and manage rout e. Gaul , dec eased , la t e of Me igs a nd deli ve ry . County , Oh io. Cleaner s, Mason , W. Creditors are r equi red to fil e the ir cla ims with said llduc iar y wi th in f our mon ths . Dated th is 26th day of Jenuery 1972. JOHN C. BACON , Judge 992-3975 992-5786 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates. Ph. 4464782, Gallipolis. John Russell, · · 5-12-tfc AUTOMOBILE. Insurance been cancelled? Los! your . operator's license? Call 992· 2966. 6·15-ffc l-26·31c for ced air heat , air con diti oning in Racine area. Phone 992-6329. 1·23-llc For Sale STEREO, Early American Stereo , radio combinat ion, AM· FM radio , 4 speaker sound syslem . Balance $79.81. Use our budgel lerms. Call 1>'12·7085. 1-26-61c ----~- fo work Pic k -up A. B.C. Va . 1·25-tlc Employment Wanted Wffi'I')S WALNUT , Modern slyle, stereo. radio. AM-FM radio, 4 speaker sound system, 4 speed autometlc changer. Balan ce $68 .59. Use our budg el terms . Call 1'92·7085. 1·26·61c ---:-::-::-:-:--:--:--:--- air furnace. Near Pomeroy . Elemenfary School. · \>92-7284 to see. Phone LAND CONTRACT 11 ,500.00 DOWN wilh $53.42 a ll -7·ffc man th . 6 room house. Good well . Out·cellar and other buildings. 3 ACRES. RACINE - 7 room house, e x· cellent l ocat ion , oul of high n ACRES water . l lf2 bath, carpet on two FREE GAS - 6 rooms, bath, r ooms, new roof, practically cellar. Young fruil. Space lor new cemen t block garage . mobile home. Spring waler. Garden plot. Gas heal. !>hone Ask ing $13,500.00. 949-3954. ' 1·27-Jip RUTLAND 3 BEDROOMS, nice kitchen , GALLIPOLIS FERRY, W. Va. balh, lois of paneling. Large - 8 room house, newly lol. Only $6.000.00. painted on lwo·thlrds acre lot , 3 bedrooms downstairs, 2 100 ACRES upstairs, come see. Close to hard road, 5fore and church , only SIO,OOO. Phone Pt . Pleasant 675-2946. 1-27-4tp 1971 ZI G-ZAG Sewing Machine Cour t of Common Pleas LOTS and yards cleaned . Wri te lell in layaway . Beaufllul MINERSVI'LLE on Welchtown Probate Olvls!on paslel color, lull size model. Box 321. Rufland, Ohio. Hill - 1'14 acre lot with old Il l 28 : 12) 4, 11, 31C All buill ·in to bullonhole, do . 1·25-6fp house, all utilities, S600. stret ch sewing and fancy Phone 992·6021. s lilching . Pay jusl $48 .75 Cllsh HAVE welder, willlravel. Local 1·27-6tc or terms available . Trade·lns cerliffed welder wllh mobile accepted. Phone 1'92-5641 . 4 ROOM house In Antiquity. See gas welder want$ welding I 26-61< Chelles Wolfe, Racine . job•. Any evening afler 6: 30 Asking price S1SOO; phone 247· and all day Salurday. Phone VACUUM Cleaner brand new 3155. ' 992·5271 . 1971 model. Complete with all 1-27·12tc 1·23-6fc cleaning tools. Small paint damoge in shipping. Will lake $27 cash or budgol plan 1-tOUSE , 10-l1 Lincoln Heights. For Sale or Trade Call Dann y Thompson, 992· availabl e. Phone 1'92·5641. 2196. 1·26·61c '69 DODGE Swinger, 2 dr . 7-18-tfc hardloo, V.e, slandard, 36,000 miles, still u_nder warranly, GRAVELY Traclor . Phone 'I'll. :H:-:0::-U::S-:E:-i-n_L_on _ g_ P_o_fl_om - , -phune )433. $1,0'15 ; .phone 1>'11·6048. 985· 352~. ' 1·1Hfp 1·27-21c 1·28 tfc The Statum That Listens To You WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL 5 bedrooms, l1 room home, bath , shower in basement. Plenly of barn room . Good lerllle land. Chester wafer. Will sub·divide for housing , 2 APARTMENTS 11 ROOMS - 5 up with bath, 6 down. balh. Large porch. Nice yard. stores. In town near BE MIN£!! . WELL, FIRST, DENNIS STUCK HIS F IST IN TH' EIIFI:THDAY WINNIE WINKLE ®GIVEU5 A FIGURE AND BE: I?EAL15TIC1 service. ~UTLER! . ..,,, . , .. . . . .r-~Y=E&~,:WHA::T:-~ WI LLAGqU IRIN& THE CAKE, .. THEN THEI<E WAS .... iW ,,. THEN IWSCOE'S MOTHER RAN .,,THEN TH' PARTY JUST SORT OF BROKE INTO TH' SED· FI:OOM AN' l.OCKiiD TH' UP AN' EVEI<YBOC>Y WENT HOME! OOOR ... T~ING AI50UT 'TI-l' BROKEN WINDOW,.. ilONNAZ flUILDING ADD TO THE OF YOUR rosr PROJECT? N. W. COMPTON, 0.0. ' OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12,2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURT ST., POMER Y. MID-WINTER MOBILE HOME SALE I don't kn6w1 Hack! • ALL HOMES ON LOT OR BY CUSTOMER ORDER DISCOUNTED5 PER CENT WE liRE NOTmo~lng out'o~·Melg~·<;o4nJil!tdhers have ' but w<i·wlll continue fo "Service whaf w~71tome and·see the new GREEN BRIAR. The home for !hose who appreciate the befler things of life. Manufactured· by !he largest builder of mobile homes. Our 12' wide Arlhigfon Homes start at $3695.00. Delivered and set up. U• i.·.J 'I I .• •~ DID You FIGURE THIS ~GOHNA HAPPEN,. . DAOO'r"'? --. . . . . . . . -:......._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-;-:;-::~, .... .~~~~ ... .... ,.~~~, •• .· . ;. ..'.'. perty shown on the General Tax nuplicate of Real Estate, Public Utility and Personal Property within said County for the year 1971 is as follows: «.Enchant· ress who helped Jason ·U , Tennyson character province l:"'t"l i:'JO <! d TOWNSHIPS .• <Z < ... SCHOOL DISTRICTS : AND CORPORATIONS I I I I DICK TRACY - - - - - - - - , J l ,.Part ola WHAT OlD TMEV ship Durable WITW WER1" wood ES C:.ROOVY. 17. Dedared null and void 20. Portu· ·fiUeJeeoin Zl. Tlmorese coin u. Fr()St ~·r;::,t ZL Neighbor of Okla . U. Religious school (abbr.) 11. Chance 21. New Guinea port !8. Samuel's instructor It, Metric '.I I I BEDFORD Meigs Local S.D. ------- 4.30 CHESTER Eastern Local S.D. _____ 4.30 Meigs Local S.D. ------- 4.30 COLUMBIA Alexander Local S.D. ___ 4.30 LEBANON Eastern Local S.D. ___ ___ 4.30 Southem Local S.D. __ ___ 4.30 LETART Southern Local S.D. _____ 4.30 OLIVE RaRtern Local S.D. ----- 4.30 OHANGE E a~tcrn Local S.D. _- - --- 4.30 RUTLAND Mei!fS Loc ~l S.D. ----- - - ·4;.30 Rutl~nd V11lage -------- 4.30 SALEM Meigs Local S.D. ------- 4.30 SALISBURY Meigs Local S.D. ------- 4.30 Middleport Village ------ 4.30 Pomero)• Village -------- 4.30 SCIPIO . Meigs Local S.D. - --- - - - 4.30 SUTTON Southern Local S.D. __ __ 4.80 Racine Village ----- - --- 4.30 Syracu,,e Village - ----~ - 4.30 Sutton-Meigs Local ----- 4.30 · 12. Give olf 13. 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In this sample A is ·.,.HI" I"' A FRA~oANGE !lied lor the three L's, X for the two 0'1! etc. Single !etten, 1' "' "" "~ apoalroph.., the lencth and formation o tbe words are all · I'VE NEVER HEARP OF ... hintl. Eacb clay the code letters are dllrerent. · 1-.-- • l A CrJpi&Jflm ')uotatlt• KC • KM 1 ,• EYJAM ,, P-' HJQQYX ' JQQ OPPQKME EY HJT CEJC: EYJA .M .- JVMCKT 1 Y"lerd17.. Cryptoi)uote: WHAT IF MY TROUSERS AilE SHABBY AND WORN; THEY COVE!t A WARM H8ART.- "f011 MASSON . . ' '· ' . (C 1112.Klnr Pea tum Syndl<i l•,lne.) • tomorro-.) WHEEL OCCUR GOPHER KIMONO AXYDLIIAAXI .55 .65 1.011 30.50 ' 8.00 .55 .65 1.00 37.20 l. 10.30 .55 .65 1.00 89.50 . ...5"~ .65 1.00 35.00 • • Now unnce tho eircled Jettera to form the ourprlae 11111wer, u aunelled b7the ....,., cartoon. (AN~n DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here's how to work 'It : I WKAT 'IOU MEoi'IT ll.XPECT A MAW 0: VI&ION 10 ~E'CO\IIl. WHEN HE &E:iS ON TOP. I ""'---~~~ I~HE [ I I XXI l l J gnndaon G. Stand U. CI'OII out !i ., \ Holly- •· ~'1.;;".:-:.:x:.!·.... haired em:.. .65 •' 1.00 34.50 4 ACRES 4 BEDROOMS, 1'12 balhs , modern kllchen wllh cook unils. Large closels, hardReal estate taxes which have not been · paid at the. close .of each . collection Wood fl~s. Basemen!. One ran'y a penalty of t.en per cent. Taxes may be paid at the office of the county mile of MiddlepOrt. HOMES, FARMS, treasurer or by·m1111. Please bring you t· IaRt tax receipt and if you pay by mail BUSINESSES, LOTS, , be s!1re to locnte Y~ur proper·ty by taxing ·dist•rict. Always examine your tax AND COMMERCIAL recctpt t.o see that rt covers all your property. Office Uours 9:00A.M. to 4:00 LOCATIONS. HELEN L. TEAFORD, P.M. darly except Saturday when office doseR at Noon. Tax books wUJ open I, ASSOCIATE December 15,,lD71 to February 3, 1972, ' . · 992-3325 992-2378 ' 1·23.61c l HOWARD E. FRA~K, Meigs County Treaaurer 8. Like an egg 7. Reprehensible I KEEVO !au U. Preemi· nent M. Nucleus l'f. Moral lec:ture 88. Esau's TUNNELlO'm.IW THE CEll TEl': OF THE IIURIEI' .55 .65 1.00 35.50 9.00 .55 .65 1.00 43.40 .65 1.00 35.50 S.Felt- ..,,_, 1-J,... UZ11Cramble these lour Jumbl.., ene letter to t1ch /ICIUart, to form four ordinary word1. meuure St. Dark· K*N f!EGIII IIIGGJNG AN .55 DOWN 1, Wooden core Z. Uquor S.Famous campaign slogan ,,lohibit ~tg~ltJ1;&.1 8. "Essays of-" t . Be wantlog U . Famous TV series 15. Schoolbag Item n. Viva voce 18. Miles, in land .55 ,65 1.00 31.00 .55 :J& 1-ae ;. ACROSS 1. Jejeune 5, Hut 10. Lady's slipper 11. Spanish \<tU,' ~ ., LITl'LE ORPHAN ANNIE ., I ro GO -AN'SHX'LI. 742~7 992-5803 992-38'18 742-4761 We are fully Insured ·- - - - - - Virgil B. 21 , 28 ; (2) Phone 240 Lincoln St. Middleport, Ohio Dba Anthony Plumbing ' We have a complete Home Maintenance Service the year around. No matter.whaf your need. Complete roof or spouti~ repair. Interior or exterior carpentry. Ceiling tile and Paneling and Siding. Complete Plumbing & Heotlng. Day Number 1'92·2550 We have 24 · hr. emergency Y'ARSAN' 5! 11.--------------------.1 ·- -- -- - - -- - - - (1) }pecial occasions . 'll:leal for meeting place with or withouf klfchen privileges. IndiVIdual Cafering Will seal up fo 150 people. ,, .. w:,R£L_Y 19 ALL WEATHER ROOFING ' & CONSTRUCTION & PLUMBING CO. READY·MIX CONCRETE de· livered rlghf to your project. 1961 '''TON Chevrolel pickup, 6 MIDDLEPORT 3 bedrooms, Mobile Homes For Sale Fast and easy . Free cylinder - $400 ; phone after 5 NICE 8 ROOM HOME, 1'12 esfimates . Phone 992 ·3284. p.m., John A. Jeffers, 992· ba lhs, porches, double 60xl2 Kirkwood, 3 bedrooms, Streets, Middleport, Ohio. Goeglein Ready -Mix Co . • 6773. garage, level lol, excellenl unfurnished, underpinning . 1-28-llc Middleport, Oh io. l-28·31c neighborhood . Call for price. Phone 992·5445. We Specialize in Ordering Homes fo Suit the Customer. 6·30-tfc 1·27-3fp WILL DO furnilure refinishing HARD TO BELIEVE = y ,-5;:;;37;-;H lgh and repairs ; also some 1970 W-30 OLDSMOBILE 442, POMEROY- 1'12 slory frame, 'C-O'-L'D'"N"'IA~L~Au::;to=Bod 60X1 2, 2-bedroom, all·electric, upholslering of small chairs. 51. , Middleport, Ohio. automatic , factorr stereo MEIGS MOBILE HOMES 3 bedr ooms , bath , utility air conditioned, 8x20 ft . Porch Phone 949-2405. Complete body repairs and Iape. Lots of extras . Ike new. room . porches. gas forced -air aluminum awning, and 1-28-Jtc paintings, glass lnstallaflon, Call 992-2441 after 5 p.m; furnace, some hardwood TUPPERS PLAiNS, 0. aluminum skirting, com . free loaner cars and 11 -28-flc floors. $3,500.00. plefe!y sefup. Beautiful Phone 667-3891 FOR A lasling gilt - Land· esllmates, also mechanical location . Owner leaving state . '68 FORD pickup, c uslom cab. scapes painted or drawn to EXCELLENT Phone 94'1·48'12 or 992-5272. repairs. Phone 992·37'131-28-6tc . wide bed . 6 cylinder , 3 speed . order . Call David and Lynn · LOCATION 1·10-ffc 26.000 miles, $1.400 ; phone Lynas , 992-6083. RACINE- 2 slory frame, bath, 9'12-6048. 1-28.61p 1-25-6tp 4 bedrooms, porches, gas· forced.air hea1. outbuilding , 2 CHILD care in my home. Can exira level lots. '56 OLDSMOBILE with 394 cu. furnish references. Mrs . Glenn Smllh, Rock Springs RATES 01<' TAXATION FC)R 1971 ln. ;. completely re -built w2 STORY BRICK Rd .. Phone 992-6187. engme, phone 94'1-2119. MIDDLEPORT- 2 bedrooms, I-2J.6tc In pur"ua!!ce of law, I, Howard E. Frank, Treasurer of Meigs County, Ohio, - ::-::--:::----- -1-·2_7_-3tp balh, carpeted, dining room , rl o hereb)' give notice that the number of Mills levied on each dollar of pro1967 BUICK, automalic, 4 door po r ches , storage building , KOSCOT KOSMETICS and wigs level lot. JUST $6.950.00. ANSWER TO YOUR HOME HUNTING CAN Chevrolet 1/ 2 ton p i ckup . Di scount on m ost all Items . 20 PROBABLY BE FOUND Phone '1'12-6547. pel. di scount on shoes. Open 7 WANT WORK at home adWITH US. day s a week. Edna 's Grocery, l-27-31p HENRY CLELAND dresslna and stuffing en · Portland, Oh io. REALTOR velopes'f Rush self.stamped 1220,W•shington Blvd. '57 CHEVY, 327 cu . in .', solid ' 1·23·6fp Office 992-2259 envelope to F. Uribe, Bo x 36. Belpro, Ohio llflers, Cam , 3 speed, new Residence 992-25611 Albany, Ohio, 45710. interior and racing slicks , 1.6.tfc 1-23-61c LEGAL NOTICE good conditi on . Phone 992Notice is her eb y g ive n that FOR THE BEST deal in a new 5663. sealed bids w il l be re cei v ed at IN STRUCTION in organ and or used mobile home, fry the off ice of the Vi l lage Counc il, piano . Gerald Hoffner , phone Kanauga Mobile Home Sales. Vill age of Po me roy , in care of Kanauga , Ohio. 992·3825. Real Estate !=or Sale Donal d Co llins , Pr esi den t of the 1·1'1 -lltc 12·17·901c Villa ge c ounc i l , the Board . 3 BEDROOM modular home , hav ing su per\l i Sion or total el ectric. whole house air management of !h e r eal estate MOBILE HOMES . Large conditioning ; 5 acres of land, to be so ld, until 12 :00 o'cl ock.' Help Wanted selection 8 - 10 - 12 wides. 1 to 4 above ground pool with pool noon on th e 6th day of March, bedrooms, bank repos and 1972, t or the purc ha se of the EXPERIENCED Beautifician . equipment ; all kitchen ap used, some practically new. foll owi ng des cr ibed r eal esta te: Must have manager 's license . pliances indudlng new dish · Save up to v•. R. A. or Don Lot 12 in V. B. Hor ton 's 'Ad · Must be able lo do high washer. Phone 882-2481 or 882Broker Miller, 705 Farson Street, dition to Pomeroy . Lo l 13 in v. fashion with both short and 2335 in New Haven , W. Va . 110 Mechanic Street Belpre , Ohio by Kaiser B. H ort on ' s Addit ion to long hair. Guaranteed salar y. 1·25-6tc Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy . Aluminum, phone m .9531. Send resume C· O The Daily Reference D eed : Volu me 205, 1·18-12tc Sentinel , P. 0. Box 729-B, Page 38 7 ot !h e M eigs County , NICE 2·story home with full Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Oh io. Deed Rec ords . WE HAVE 36 basement, 2 lots·, new forced MOBILE home on nice lot, Said prope r ty is 10 be sol d and 1·28-31c PROPERTIES FOR SALE REDU CIN G private parties, banquefs.• Oeland good . cond ilioh - $1 ,075 ; Phone Coolville, Olio 6673'$;3, ________ 1·2_8.Jip room for you and your friends. For more ln forma1ion - write to thE- First Bapfisl Church, 61h & Palmer Make reservations for your !J'L A8NF.R Wheel Alignment & complete Orchid Room $5.55 Buy route The Owner & Operator. AI Conard, Mgr. Phone 304-773-.5710 Route 33 Mason, W. Va . CALL HILTON WOLFE, 949-3211 DALE DUTTON, 992-2534 BILL NELSON, 992·3657 TOM CROW, 992-2510 From fhe largest T •• ,;;i; Bulldozer Radiator to the Smallest Heater Core. Nathan Biggs R•dlator Specialist For Every Purpose 4 BEDROOM, bath & half, .t-16 11 �.' . ·· ··u rr... ' I ' .. . . 1 HIS IS. 'TERRIBlE, B.-' The Daily Seniinel, Midtlleport-Pom<'l'oy1 0., Jan. 28, 1972 WE'RE 11AVIN' Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentin~l Classifiet4 Get Results! . l'HAT AIN'T WHAT .' I SAID, PAJN 'POSSUM luHAT Klt.JD Of PERSOIJ fiEL.mlOIJE ! 'rt>u CIY.J'T li!U>T f"IUIDS ! IIJOULD & ., FER SUPPER? ~ ·- . For Rent . Po~neroy •tor Co~ 2 SI6IIS Of ' QUALITY Business Services For Sale fan cy O' DELL WHEEL allghment locafed af Crossroads, Rf. 124. guppies, angels and bree ders, TROPICA,L NEW, 12x60, 2 bedroom mobile home across from Bradbury School. Call 992-5308 or see Charles Lewis, 2nd house south from Bradbury School. FI SH, Beltas and supplies. Phone '192·5443. 12-30-lfc Pets welcome. 1-27-tfc HEATH 4 channel Amp. - S80 ; 1969 CHEV . IMPALA CPE. 12095 1(8 engine, automatic tr ans .. condi t ion~ . good spo tless i nterior . W ·W p. st eeri ng , factor y ai r 1 BEDROOM mobile home ,. ti r e-s. radio, da rk gree n fi nish with 1967C HEVELLE MALIBU HTCPE . . t u rnishe~. ut il i t ies pa i d , -availabl e now. Phone 992 · 7384. 51395 back arm chair - S40 ; Call 1'92·6083. 1-28-3tp Wheels balanced tronically . guaranteed. elec- 1-27·1fC C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer Complete Service 51095 , FR18\JD FOUR NEW HoMES OPEN FOR INSPIOCTION ONE HOME IN RACINE TWO HOMES IN SYRACUSE ONE HOME IN MIDDLEPORT . NOMONE'I'DOWN IOo PCT. FINANCING AVAILABLE A 3 bedroom $16,900.00 hom.e can .be purchased wlfh a m9"1thly payment as low as $65.00 f!>r a family with a base salary ol $5,000.00 and fhree children. 7'1• P.ct. annual p,rcentave rate. · 606 E. Main ' Pomeroy OFFICE SUPPLIES FURNI.TURE see New ring job. clea n int er ior , good t ires , radio, hea ter . Sharp bl ack. finis h. :: 1--JT ~ ?lEND POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992-2094 Phone 94?-3821 Radne, Ohio Crift Bradford ·r- - .A. A:l work R.e asonable rates. Phone \>92-3213. _c.-~'i' -:-- ._.n RENT Business Services 1·27·3fc SPINET CONSOLE PIANO 5-l·lfC may be purchased by small 2 BEDROOM mobile home in Middleporl. Phone 992-5433. mortthly paymen ts, see it SEWING MACHINES: Repair . and service, all makes. 992·2284. 1-27·2fc locally, write Cortland Music, P. 0 . Box 35, Carland, Olio The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy . 44410. Authorized Singer Sales and 1·28·2fp Service. We Sharpe:n Scissors. ~lop II! and Our FURNISHED and unfurnished 3-29-lfc Floor Display. apartments . Close lo school. DON'T PUMP your sluggish septic tank . Get Klean -Em· Phone 9'12·5434. AND DOZER work . '-;::::;;;;;;.;;;;;;;:;::;;;:;:::::, All Septi c Tank Cleaner . BACKHOE 10·18-tfc Septic tanks insfalled. George I Landmark Farm Bureau , 1Bill) Pullins. Phone 992·2478. Pomeroy. 4·25-tfc 2 BEDROOM mobile home in 1-28-lfc Rac ine' area . Phone ~ '2 · 6329 . SEPTIC tank s cleaned. Miller 12 14·tfc 327 en gi ne, 4 speed t rans .. clean inter ior & good tires . Med grn . fi nish . Ni ce. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN SQ. BACK SEDAN electric HawAiian guitar SJO; An ti que fancv ladder Complete front end service, tune up, and br~ke service. A FRIU.ID JUST FOR NV:Ju;.'( ? 16 ACCEPTING' CREDIT CARDS. EVEN eEt-lNIE fT CERTAINLV 16 A 1\.EW IGE1 SEN. CLATTER '1-:Z.I THE I!EGGAR.. , OUil i\TIILITIC 8tJMT CAN'T TAK& ,MUCH MOttE DF TillS! -.,---~ Pomeroy .Motor Co. • OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. f'PMEROY, OHIO COAL limestone . E xcelsior WANT ADS Notice INFORMATION DEADLINES P.M. Day Belore ABOUT YOUR WEIGHT ... APARTMENT, N. Second Ave .. overweight ladies, teens and men inter ested in a Weight 1·25-tlc 5 Publi cation Monda y Deadline 9 a .m. Cance llat ion & Corr ections Will be acce pt ed until 9 a.m . for Day of Publi cat ion REGULATIONS Watchers 1R I Pomeroy write : Class Weight .1~- 3 -tfc r ight to edit or reject any ads deem ed ob jec t ional. The SAVE up to one half . Br ing your publis her w i II not be sick TV to Chuck 's TV shop, r espon sible f or more than one 151 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy . Incorrect inserti on. Phone 992·5080. RATES For Want Ad Ser vice 5 cents per Word one insert ion Minimum Charge 75c 12 ce nts per word three consecuti ve insertions . 18 cent s per word six con - secutive insertions. 25 Per Cenf Discount on paid ll ·21·ffC p.m . 1·3·tfc apartmen t , Albert ORDER -fiELD SEEDS 1-21 ·81c 1 BEDROOM mobile home, 12 x' 60, adults only . Phone 992· 5443 . 1.1J .tlc FERTILIZER SEED CORN $1.50 for 50 word minimum. USED OFFSET PLATES HAVE MANY USES For Rent or Sale '0M . . OY ..tacit w. ClrMy, Mer. ,_,.·1111 RENT - 12 x 63 mobile 'home. adults, no pets . 30 x 60 slore room, 2 bedroom apartment. Sale or Trade - 12 ft. meat HARRISON'S TV and Antenna Service. Phone 992-2522. · 6·10-tfc and exlerior 1-18-121c -------- Order Now ,& Save! Advertisement. H i ll, 2· 12·tiC pa:n1ing , roofing and , gutter work done. Phone · 843 -2826. Aluminum Sheets 5 ROOMS & balh, ground floor • INTERIOR 36" X 23" X.009 ----- Sanitation, Stewart, Ohio. Ph . 662·3035. 8-15.tfc DRY Wall finisher contractor . R. I Dubbeld, phone 742 5825. 1-24·5fc For Sale Syracuse . Completely fur - nished . Phone 992.2441 afler 5 Rac ine 949·2261 . CARD OF 'fHANKS & OBITUARY 5443. NEW 2· BEDROOM, double wide . mobile home on lot in Now's Time To ads and ads pa id within 10 day s. Each additional word 2c. BLIND ADS Add itional 25c Charge per availabl e 16th of January . ------~ Rent reasonable. Pt,one 992 - POODLE puppies, Sliver Toy , 51'1 3. Park view Kennels , Phone 992- in Watchers I RL 1863 Section Rd ., Cinci nnati, Ohio 45237 . The Publi sher reserves the Salt Works, E. Ma in St ., Pomeroy . Phone 992-3891. 4-9-tlc Real Estate For Sale utility room , built -in kitchen, wall to wa ll carpet & garage . Located 112 mile north of Easlern Hiqh School. House is almost finiShed and olhers being built . Call 985-35'18. · 1-21 -30fc RACINE - 10 room .house, bath, basement, garage, lwo lots. No reasonable offer refused. Phone 94'1·4313. 1-21 -121p 8 for $1.00 The Daily ·Sentinel SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. ' Pll. 992-2174 ALL KINDS OF GLASS 3 BEDROOM ranch type home, Arbaugh Addition, Tuppers Plains. All new · with tolal We specialize in auto glass on the spot instalfatioh . Mirrors . Table Tops . Plafe Glass. Small home repairs screens . storm windows repaired. FREE ESTIMATE Point Pleasant & Mason AUTO GLASS EXPERT case, 10 ft . vegetable case, OFFICE HOURS coin Cola machine, grocery 8:30a .m. to 5:00p.m. Da ll y, el ectric and central air carts, meat block, 6 x 6 8:30 a .m. to 12 :00 Noon conditloning,·bath and 3:~ fu lly walkln , automatic washer & Safurda y. MIDDLEPORT residents who carpeted, full basement, dryer. M & G Food Market, 3 are already involved with our garage in basement. see by 111 Courl Sl. miles soulh of Middleport on Church or who don ' l go appointment, phone \>92-2196 -GUARANTEEDPomeroy, Ohio · Rl. 7. Card of Thanks anywhere ; board the Mld or 9'12-3585. Danny Thompson. Phone 992-2094 1-28·3tp dleporl Firsl Baptist Church Financing available. WE WOULD like lo show our -Bus I which will be driven by 12-30-flc appreciat ion and send Thanks Pomeroy Home Auto qualified dr ivers) . Adulls, Wanted To to our many fr iends, neigh Auto Sales SIX ROOM house, 133 Butternut young r· eople and ch ildren bors, and relatives lor their Open8Til5 POCKET knives , '68 CHEVY Impala , automatic, Ave. Contact Ed Hedrick, 2137 1ust ge on the bus every OLD cards and gifts, also for the especia ll y Case XX. Also Monday thru Saturd•y Sunday morning and-or af Wadsworth Drive, Columbus, power steer ing ,· power telephone calls and lo lhose h a~e other old knives to trade 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0. ternoon , any place along its Ol io, phone 237-4334. brakes, 327 cu. in., grey wilh that ca me t o vis it in honor of or sell . Phone 992·2343. r oute (which may be in front l1 ·21 ·tfc black vinyl top, phone '185our 501h Wedding An 1-18-llc 3598. of your home or nearest SEPTIC lanks cleaned. Free niversa ry . Mr . &Mrs. Delbert corner) . You'll be brought pipe inspecllon. Paul Sleln1-21 -12tc Becker . righl back aller lhe service. If OLD FURNITURE, Round Dak melz, phone 742·5864. 1-28-llp lhe bus fills up before our tables, Brass beds, dishes, 1965 FORD 112 ton , V-8, Custom l-26-12fp - - - -- - Notice GUN SHOOT , Sunday . Jan . lll, 1 p. m . Racine Gun Club. · 1·27·3tc HYMN SING , Eagle Ridge Com_munity Church, Sunday, Jan . 301h at 2 p. m. All special singers and pub I ic invited. Everyone wel co me . 1-27-31p GUN SHOO T, Forke d Run Spor lsman Cl ub, Sun day , Jan . 30, 12 noon . 1-26-31c ------- YARD Sale, Thursday, Friday & Salurday al Dave Haggy residenc e, left of Happy Hollow, start s 9 a.m. 1·26·3fp - - -- - - - INCOME TAX servi ce, daily ex cept Sunday, even ings by appoi ntment. Mrs . Wanda Eblin, Laurel Cliff Road. 1 mil e west of Meigs County Fa irgrou nd on Rt . 7 b '1'pa ss. Phone '192-2272. 1-3-lOtc Is complete, we ' ll clocks, l'!nd ·or cab, unload at lhe Church and households . Write M. D. contin·ue to pick .,up ·.any one · Miller, Rt.·4, Pomeroy, Ohio, else who wishes :to use this tall m -6271 . 12-17-tfc free service. There will be w'fth overd'r lve, radio, in 1\~alty. INTER lOR & exterior painting. R., 1, D.u~beld#bofl&'7~2-5825 . ' .,; l~ '·f~ 4 · 5fc . 0 6o~ ~~~R~in. l n ve nl ory . - - - - - -- for sale . Brown's. Phone 992- with ..-r ~lr ; 1964 Ford. automat1c, 4 door ; 1962 ln - THE SllJ. 12' • 14' · 24' · WiDE 12·31 .tfc lernational '''ton pickup ; 1959 MILLER MOBILE HOMES TEAFORD SR. ------- con veyed to the h igh est bidder upon the foll ow ing term s; Cash HI GH SCHOOL SENIORS . in hand on day o t sal e. Enli st now - stay home until The right is rese r ved to r ejec t after grad uation . Guaranteed ~ ,y and all bids assi gnment s to Europe, Donald Col tins, Presiden l Korea , Hawaii, or selected of Vi ll age Counci l V ill age of Pomeroy l ocati ons in the U. S. See your Jane Watton , Cler k l ocal Army representa ti ve for 4, 11 . 18, Si c NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate Deceued. of Cue No . 20,616 Eldon G1u1 , lacts abou l lhe 180·Day Delayed Enlry Program and th e Army 's new pay raise. For more information call 593·3022. Noti ce Is hereby given that Evetvn Gaul , of Ch ester, Oh io, has been duly appo inted RES PONSIBL E person Execut ri)( of the Es tate ot Eldon and manage rout e. Gaul , dec eased , la t e of Me igs a nd deli ve ry . County , Oh io. Cleaner s, Mason , W. Creditors are r equi red to fil e the ir cla ims with said llduc iar y wi th in f our mon ths . Dated th is 26th day of Jenuery 1972. JOHN C. BACON , Judge 992-3975 992-5786 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates. Ph. 4464782, Gallipolis. John Russell, · · 5-12-tfc AUTOMOBILE. Insurance been cancelled? Los! your . operator's license? Call 992· 2966. 6·15-ffc l-26·31c for ced air heat , air con diti oning in Racine area. Phone 992-6329. 1·23-llc For Sale STEREO, Early American Stereo , radio combinat ion, AM· FM radio , 4 speaker sound syslem . Balance $79.81. Use our budgel lerms. Call 1>'12·7085. 1-26-61c ----~- fo work Pic k -up A. B.C. Va . 1·25-tlc Employment Wanted Wffi'I')S WALNUT , Modern slyle, stereo. radio. AM-FM radio, 4 speaker sound system, 4 speed autometlc changer. Balan ce $68 .59. Use our budg el terms . Call 1'92·7085. 1·26·61c ---:-::-::-:-:--:--:--:--- air furnace. Near Pomeroy . Elemenfary School. · \>92-7284 to see. Phone LAND CONTRACT 11 ,500.00 DOWN wilh $53.42 a ll -7·ffc man th . 6 room house. Good well . Out·cellar and other buildings. 3 ACRES. RACINE - 7 room house, e x· cellent l ocat ion , oul of high n ACRES water . l lf2 bath, carpet on two FREE GAS - 6 rooms, bath, r ooms, new roof, practically cellar. Young fruil. Space lor new cemen t block garage . mobile home. Spring waler. Garden plot. Gas heal. !>hone Ask ing $13,500.00. 949-3954. ' 1·27-Jip RUTLAND 3 BEDROOMS, nice kitchen , GALLIPOLIS FERRY, W. Va. balh, lois of paneling. Large - 8 room house, newly lol. Only $6.000.00. painted on lwo·thlrds acre lot , 3 bedrooms downstairs, 2 100 ACRES upstairs, come see. Close to hard road, 5fore and church , only SIO,OOO. Phone Pt . Pleasant 675-2946. 1-27-4tp 1971 ZI G-ZAG Sewing Machine Cour t of Common Pleas LOTS and yards cleaned . Wri te lell in layaway . Beaufllul MINERSVI'LLE on Welchtown Probate Olvls!on paslel color, lull size model. Box 321. Rufland, Ohio. Hill - 1'14 acre lot with old Il l 28 : 12) 4, 11, 31C All buill ·in to bullonhole, do . 1·25-6fp house, all utilities, S600. stret ch sewing and fancy Phone 992·6021. s lilching . Pay jusl $48 .75 Cllsh HAVE welder, willlravel. Local 1·27-6tc or terms available . Trade·lns cerliffed welder wllh mobile accepted. Phone 1'92-5641 . 4 ROOM house In Antiquity. See gas welder want$ welding I 26-61< Chelles Wolfe, Racine . job•. Any evening afler 6: 30 Asking price S1SOO; phone 247· and all day Salurday. Phone VACUUM Cleaner brand new 3155. ' 992·5271 . 1971 model. Complete with all 1-27·12tc 1·23-6fc cleaning tools. Small paint damoge in shipping. Will lake $27 cash or budgol plan 1-tOUSE , 10-l1 Lincoln Heights. For Sale or Trade Call Dann y Thompson, 992· availabl e. Phone 1'92·5641. 2196. 1·26·61c '69 DODGE Swinger, 2 dr . 7-18-tfc hardloo, V.e, slandard, 36,000 miles, still u_nder warranly, GRAVELY Traclor . Phone 'I'll. :H:-:0::-U::S-:E:-i-n_L_on _ g_ P_o_fl_om - , -phune )433. $1,0'15 ; .phone 1>'11·6048. 985· 352~. ' 1·1Hfp 1·27-21c 1·28 tfc The Statum That Listens To You WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL 5 bedrooms, l1 room home, bath , shower in basement. Plenly of barn room . Good lerllle land. Chester wafer. Will sub·divide for housing , 2 APARTMENTS 11 ROOMS - 5 up with bath, 6 down. balh. Large porch. Nice yard. stores. In town near BE MIN£!! . WELL, FIRST, DENNIS STUCK HIS F IST IN TH' EIIFI:THDAY WINNIE WINKLE ®GIVEU5 A FIGURE AND BE: I?EAL15TIC1 service. ~UTLER! . ..,,, . , .. . . . .r-~Y=E&~,:WHA::T:-~ WI LLAGqU IRIN& THE CAKE, .. THEN THEI<E WAS .... iW ,,. THEN IWSCOE'S MOTHER RAN .,,THEN TH' PARTY JUST SORT OF BROKE INTO TH' SED· FI:OOM AN' l.OCKiiD TH' UP AN' EVEI<YBOC>Y WENT HOME! OOOR ... T~ING AI50UT 'TI-l' BROKEN WINDOW,.. ilONNAZ flUILDING ADD TO THE OF YOUR rosr PROJECT? N. W. COMPTON, 0.0. ' OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12,2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURT ST., POMER Y. MID-WINTER MOBILE HOME SALE I don't kn6w1 Hack! • ALL HOMES ON LOT OR BY CUSTOMER ORDER DISCOUNTED5 PER CENT WE liRE NOTmo~lng out'o~·Melg~·<;o4nJil!tdhers have ' but w<i·wlll continue fo "Service whaf w~71tome and·see the new GREEN BRIAR. The home for !hose who appreciate the befler things of life. Manufactured· by !he largest builder of mobile homes. Our 12' wide Arlhigfon Homes start at $3695.00. Delivered and set up. U• i.·.J 'I I .• •~ DID You FIGURE THIS ~GOHNA HAPPEN,. . DAOO'r"'? --. . . . . . . . -:......._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-;-:;-::~, .... .~~~~ ... .... ,.~~~, •• .· . ;. ..'.'. perty shown on the General Tax nuplicate of Real Estate, Public Utility and Personal Property within said County for the year 1971 is as follows: «.Enchant· ress who helped Jason ·U , Tennyson character province l:"'t"l i:'JO <! d TOWNSHIPS .• <Z < ... SCHOOL DISTRICTS : AND CORPORATIONS I I I I DICK TRACY - - - - - - - - , J l ,.Part ola WHAT OlD TMEV ship Durable WITW WER1" wood ES C:.ROOVY. 17. Dedared null and void 20. Portu· ·fiUeJeeoin Zl. Tlmorese coin u. Fr()St ~·r;::,t ZL Neighbor of Okla . U. Religious school (abbr.) 11. Chance 21. New Guinea port !8. Samuel's instructor It, Metric '.I I I BEDFORD Meigs Local S.D. ------- 4.30 CHESTER Eastern Local S.D. _____ 4.30 Meigs Local S.D. ------- 4.30 COLUMBIA Alexander Local S.D. ___ 4.30 LEBANON Eastern Local S.D. ___ ___ 4.30 Southem Local S.D. __ ___ 4.30 LETART Southern Local S.D. _____ 4.30 OLIVE RaRtern Local S.D. ----- 4.30 OHANGE E a~tcrn Local S.D. _- - --- 4.30 RUTLAND Mei!fS Loc ~l S.D. ----- - - ·4;.30 Rutl~nd V11lage -------- 4.30 SALEM Meigs Local S.D. ------- 4.30 SALISBURY Meigs Local S.D. ------- 4.30 Middleport Village ------ 4.30 Pomero)• Village -------- 4.30 SCIPIO . Meigs Local S.D. - --- - - - 4.30 SUTTON Southern Local S.D. __ __ 4.80 Racine Village ----- - --- 4.30 Syracu,,e Village - ----~ - 4.30 Sutton-Meigs Local ----- 4.30 · 12. Give olf 13. 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In this sample A is ·.,.HI" I"' A FRA~oANGE !lied lor the three L's, X for the two 0'1! etc. Single !etten, 1' "' "" "~ apoalroph.., the lencth and formation o tbe words are all · I'VE NEVER HEARP OF ... hintl. Eacb clay the code letters are dllrerent. · 1-.-- • l A CrJpi&Jflm ')uotatlt• KC • KM 1 ,• EYJAM ,, P-' HJQQYX ' JQQ OPPQKME EY HJT CEJC: EYJA .M .- JVMCKT 1 Y"lerd17.. Cryptoi)uote: WHAT IF MY TROUSERS AilE SHABBY AND WORN; THEY COVE!t A WARM H8ART.- "f011 MASSON . . ' '· ' . (C 1112.Klnr Pea tum Syndl<i l•,lne.) • tomorro-.) WHEEL OCCUR GOPHER KIMONO AXYDLIIAAXI .55 .65 1.011 30.50 ' 8.00 .55 .65 1.00 37.20 l. 10.30 .55 .65 1.00 89.50 . ...5"~ .65 1.00 35.00 • • Now unnce tho eircled Jettera to form the ourprlae 11111wer, u aunelled b7the ....,., cartoon. (AN~n DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here's how to work 'It : I WKAT 'IOU MEoi'IT ll.XPECT A MAW 0: VI&ION 10 ~E'CO\IIl. WHEN HE &E:iS ON TOP. I ""'---~~~ I~HE [ I I XXI l l J gnndaon G. Stand U. CI'OII out !i ., \ Holly- •· ~'1.;;".:-:.:x:.!·.... haired em:.. .65 •' 1.00 34.50 4 ACRES 4 BEDROOMS, 1'12 balhs , modern kllchen wllh cook unils. Large closels, hardReal estate taxes which have not been · paid at the. close .of each . collection Wood fl~s. Basemen!. One ran'y a penalty of t.en per cent. Taxes may be paid at the office of the county mile of MiddlepOrt. HOMES, FARMS, treasurer or by·m1111. Please bring you t· IaRt tax receipt and if you pay by mail BUSINESSES, LOTS, , be s!1re to locnte Y~ur proper·ty by taxing ·dist•rict. Always examine your tax AND COMMERCIAL recctpt t.o see that rt covers all your property. Office Uours 9:00A.M. to 4:00 LOCATIONS. HELEN L. TEAFORD, P.M. darly except Saturday when office doseR at Noon. Tax books wUJ open I, ASSOCIATE December 15,,lD71 to February 3, 1972, ' . · 992-3325 992-2378 ' 1·23.61c l HOWARD E. FRA~K, Meigs County Treaaurer 8. Like an egg 7. Reprehensible I KEEVO !au U. Preemi· nent M. Nucleus l'f. Moral lec:ture 88. Esau's TUNNELlO'm.IW THE CEll TEl': OF THE IIURIEI' .55 .65 1.00 35.50 9.00 .55 .65 1.00 43.40 .65 1.00 35.50 S.Felt- ..,,_, 1-J,... UZ11Cramble these lour Jumbl.., ene letter to t1ch /ICIUart, to form four ordinary word1. meuure St. Dark· K*N f!EGIII IIIGGJNG AN .55 DOWN 1, Wooden core Z. Uquor S.Famous campaign slogan ,,lohibit ~tg~ltJ1;&.1 8. "Essays of-" t . Be wantlog U . Famous TV series 15. Schoolbag Item n. Viva voce 18. Miles, in land .55 ,65 1.00 31.00 .55 :J& 1-ae ;. ACROSS 1. Jejeune 5, Hut 10. Lady's slipper 11. Spanish \<tU,' ~ ., LITl'LE ORPHAN ANNIE ., I ro GO -AN'SHX'LI. 742~7 992-5803 992-38'18 742-4761 We are fully Insured ·- - - - - - Virgil B. 21 , 28 ; (2) Phone 240 Lincoln St. Middleport, Ohio Dba Anthony Plumbing ' We have a complete Home Maintenance Service the year around. No matter.whaf your need. Complete roof or spouti~ repair. Interior or exterior carpentry. Ceiling tile and Paneling and Siding. Complete Plumbing & Heotlng. Day Number 1'92·2550 We have 24 · hr. emergency Y'ARSAN' 5! 11.--------------------.1 ·- -- -- - - -- - - - (1) }pecial occasions . 'll:leal for meeting place with or withouf klfchen privileges. IndiVIdual Cafering Will seal up fo 150 people. ,, .. w:,R£L_Y 19 ALL WEATHER ROOFING ' & CONSTRUCTION & PLUMBING CO. READY·MIX CONCRETE de· livered rlghf to your project. 1961 '''TON Chevrolel pickup, 6 MIDDLEPORT 3 bedrooms, Mobile Homes For Sale Fast and easy . Free cylinder - $400 ; phone after 5 NICE 8 ROOM HOME, 1'12 esfimates . Phone 992 ·3284. p.m., John A. Jeffers, 992· ba lhs, porches, double 60xl2 Kirkwood, 3 bedrooms, Streets, Middleport, Ohio. Goeglein Ready -Mix Co . • 6773. garage, level lol, excellenl unfurnished, underpinning . 1-28-llc Middleport, Oh io. l-28·31c neighborhood . Call for price. Phone 992·5445. We Specialize in Ordering Homes fo Suit the Customer. 6·30-tfc 1·27-3fp WILL DO furnilure refinishing HARD TO BELIEVE = y ,-5;:;;37;-;H lgh and repairs ; also some 1970 W-30 OLDSMOBILE 442, POMEROY- 1'12 slory frame, 'C-O'-L'D'"N"'IA~L~Au::;to=Bod 60X1 2, 2-bedroom, all·electric, upholslering of small chairs. 51. , Middleport, Ohio. automatic , factorr stereo MEIGS MOBILE HOMES 3 bedr ooms , bath , utility air conditioned, 8x20 ft . Porch Phone 949-2405. Complete body repairs and Iape. Lots of extras . Ike new. room . porches. gas forced -air aluminum awning, and 1-28-Jtc paintings, glass lnstallaflon, Call 992-2441 after 5 p.m; furnace, some hardwood TUPPERS PLAiNS, 0. aluminum skirting, com . free loaner cars and 11 -28-flc floors. $3,500.00. plefe!y sefup. Beautiful Phone 667-3891 FOR A lasling gilt - Land· esllmates, also mechanical location . Owner leaving state . '68 FORD pickup, c uslom cab. scapes painted or drawn to EXCELLENT Phone 94'1·48'12 or 992-5272. repairs. Phone 992·37'131-28-6tc . wide bed . 6 cylinder , 3 speed . order . Call David and Lynn · LOCATION 1·10-ffc 26.000 miles, $1.400 ; phone Lynas , 992-6083. RACINE- 2 slory frame, bath, 9'12-6048. 1-28.61p 1-25-6tp 4 bedrooms, porches, gas· forced.air hea1. outbuilding , 2 CHILD care in my home. Can exira level lots. '56 OLDSMOBILE with 394 cu. furnish references. Mrs . Glenn Smllh, Rock Springs RATES 01<' TAXATION FC)R 1971 ln. ;. completely re -built w2 STORY BRICK Rd .. Phone 992-6187. engme, phone 94'1-2119. MIDDLEPORT- 2 bedrooms, I-2J.6tc In pur"ua!!ce of law, I, Howard E. Frank, Treasurer of Meigs County, Ohio, - ::-::--:::----- -1-·2_7_-3tp balh, carpeted, dining room , rl o hereb)' give notice that the number of Mills levied on each dollar of pro1967 BUICK, automalic, 4 door po r ches , storage building , KOSCOT KOSMETICS and wigs level lot. JUST $6.950.00. ANSWER TO YOUR HOME HUNTING CAN Chevrolet 1/ 2 ton p i ckup . Di scount on m ost all Items . 20 PROBABLY BE FOUND Phone '1'12-6547. pel. di scount on shoes. Open 7 WANT WORK at home adWITH US. day s a week. Edna 's Grocery, l-27-31p HENRY CLELAND dresslna and stuffing en · Portland, Oh io. REALTOR velopes'f Rush self.stamped 1220,W•shington Blvd. '57 CHEVY, 327 cu . in .', solid ' 1·23·6fp Office 992-2259 envelope to F. Uribe, Bo x 36. Belpro, Ohio llflers, Cam , 3 speed, new Residence 992-25611 Albany, Ohio, 45710. interior and racing slicks , 1.6.tfc 1-23-61c LEGAL NOTICE good conditi on . Phone 992Notice is her eb y g ive n that FOR THE BEST deal in a new 5663. sealed bids w il l be re cei v ed at IN STRUCTION in organ and or used mobile home, fry the off ice of the Vi l lage Counc il, piano . Gerald Hoffner , phone Kanauga Mobile Home Sales. Vill age of Po me roy , in care of Kanauga , Ohio. 992·3825. Real Estate !=or Sale Donal d Co llins , Pr esi den t of the 1·1'1 -lltc 12·17·901c Villa ge c ounc i l , the Board . 3 BEDROOM modular home , hav ing su per\l i Sion or total el ectric. whole house air management of !h e r eal estate MOBILE HOMES . Large conditioning ; 5 acres of land, to be so ld, until 12 :00 o'cl ock.' Help Wanted selection 8 - 10 - 12 wides. 1 to 4 above ground pool with pool noon on th e 6th day of March, bedrooms, bank repos and 1972, t or the purc ha se of the EXPERIENCED Beautifician . equipment ; all kitchen ap used, some practically new. foll owi ng des cr ibed r eal esta te: Must have manager 's license . pliances indudlng new dish · Save up to v•. R. A. or Don Lot 12 in V. B. Hor ton 's 'Ad · Must be able lo do high washer. Phone 882-2481 or 882Broker Miller, 705 Farson Street, dition to Pomeroy . Lo l 13 in v. fashion with both short and 2335 in New Haven , W. Va . 110 Mechanic Street Belpre , Ohio by Kaiser B. H ort on ' s Addit ion to long hair. Guaranteed salar y. 1·25-6tc Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy . Aluminum, phone m .9531. Send resume C· O The Daily Reference D eed : Volu me 205, 1·18-12tc Sentinel , P. 0. Box 729-B, Page 38 7 ot !h e M eigs County , NICE 2·story home with full Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Oh io. Deed Rec ords . WE HAVE 36 basement, 2 lots·, new forced MOBILE home on nice lot, Said prope r ty is 10 be sol d and 1·28-31c PROPERTIES FOR SALE REDU CIN G private parties, banquefs.• Oeland good . cond ilioh - $1 ,075 ; Phone Coolville, Olio 6673'$;3, ________ 1·2_8.Jip room for you and your friends. For more ln forma1ion - write to thE- First Bapfisl Church, 61h & Palmer Make reservations for your !J'L A8NF.R Wheel Alignment & complete Orchid Room $5.55 Buy route The Owner & Operator. AI Conard, Mgr. Phone 304-773-.5710 Route 33 Mason, W. Va . CALL HILTON WOLFE, 949-3211 DALE DUTTON, 992-2534 BILL NELSON, 992·3657 TOM CROW, 992-2510 From fhe largest T •• ,;;i; Bulldozer Radiator to the Smallest Heater Core. Nathan Biggs R•dlator Specialist For Every Purpose 4 BEDROOM, bath & half, .t-16 11 �10 - .The Daily . Sentinel, Middleport-Por"lel'oy, 0., Jan. - 28,1!172 ' ' Ice Blanied in Two Accidents J ~.;;,f~!:U:J!!i~lltdbbLbbb b £ I Eastern ud Melp Hlp Scboola wiU not bt stopped :cy highways were blamed in LuclUe Blevins, Pomeroy Rt. 3, (Continued from page II ·from playing tllelr regularlJ two separate car accidents was traveling north going up Warner, Connie Elaine Warner oeheduled gemet tbls Thursday night, the · Meigs the hill there when her car slid Danny Thompaon, Dean Lila evealq because of we11ber. County Sheriff's Dept. off the highway into a ditch. and Edith Francia. Others who. The Miller Falcw .-re at. reported. There were no injuries, and will be helping at the Telethon Eastern ud· tbe Marauclert At 6 p.m. on SR 33 at only light damage to the car. will he announced 'later, Ingels go 14> . Waverly by cb,arter Salisbury School, Mildred At 7:30 p.m. on SR 124 in said. but. The Melp Pep Club, Racine, Gerald G. Sellers, 17, Artists expec.ted 'to par- however, wiD aot go on the Racine, Rt. I, going west slid ticipate in the event wiD he bus. . BOY BECAME ILL off the highway on the left as he · Andy Williams, Sadler and i! ..LI!I.U.l.&lJWoU!I;:O ; J!U Danny Miller, 13, son of the rounded a curve. There were Young, Robert Goulet, The Rev. and Mrs. Audry Miller of no injuries, and only ,medium Mills Brothers, Jack jenny, SCHOOLS CLOSED Middleport, was taken to damage to the car. Dodie Fields, Bob Newhart, An llcbools of Meigs and Veterans Memorial Hospital at Flip W)Json and Buddy Masan Counties were closed 8:47 p.m. Thursday by the Hackett. today due .to icy road conTAKEN TO HOSPITAL Middleport E-R squad after Ingels said local business ditions; This is the first time The Pomeroy E-R squad establishments will be solicited becoming ill at the Dairy Isle. during' the 1971-72 term theHe was admitted to the hospital answered a call at 1:53 a.m. in advance, probably the first schools of Meigs County have Friday from Charles King at week in March. Contributors for treatment. his residence in Harrisonville. also may appear 011 WSAZ-TV been closed due to weather . ELIZABE'111 BLAETI'N4(! SHERRY KJNG MILl8A RIZER BRENDA TAYI,OR conditions. Schools may close King, having difficulty if they desire, Ingels 9aid, live days over a school year ... breathing, was taken to . Four Meigs High School girls will compete for the title of and appearance In fOl'!llllL The judglne panel of adulta wlll C8A WSAZ has a viewing without students having to Veterans Memorial Hospital audience which covers about 20 "Sweetheart of DeMolay" in competition Saiurday night when 7f> pet. of the vote with DeMolay members to cast the remaining , Tonight,& Saturday make up the time. and admitted. At 8:40 p.m. counties in West Virginia, 17 in January 28·29 the Meigs Chapter Order of DeMolay meets at 7:30 p.m. at the · 25 pet. The winner will compete for the Dlatrlct 11 Iitle aplnst Thursday, the squad went to Kentucky and 8 in Ohio. All Middleport Masonic Temple. .• _ ONE MORE TRAIN ON STAGE TWICE the Athens and Chillicothe Sweelhearta .om month. The Dlatrtct the Mike Stewart home on eight counties in Ohio have TO ROB The contestants are E)izabeth Blaettnar, daughter of Mr. wlnrler wUl then compete fr.- the llale title In August at the an:-: The Gospelaires of Rutland Salem St. in RuUand. Stewart, local county units. George Peppa rd wiU sing at the Point Pleasant and Mrs. John William Blaettnar, Pomeroy; Sherry King, nual Ohio DeMolay Conclave to be held in Akron. . .: · Diana Mulda vr who had become ill and lost daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William King, Middleport, Route I; Church of the Nazarene in ' " GP" ;SQturday..nlght's c'Ontest marks a first for the local DeMolay' , consciousness, was taken to SHOOT OUT Milisa Rizer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Rizer, Point .Pleasant Sundsy morChapter. The reign of the lo?~l Sweetheart llf DeMolay will be roe:; Veterans Memorial Hospilal, (Technicolor) Pleasant Valley Hospital ning and at the Merc.erviUe Pomeroy; and Brenda Taylor, daughter of Mr. aild Mrs. Paul one year. AD Mason5, Eastern Star members, Job's Da!llhl«''l;: treated, and released. Gregory Pec k Note : Due to the nwnher of Taylor, Pomeroy. Baptist Church near Gallipolis Pat Qui nn and invited gueats are .welcome 10 attend, BOb King, advisor;:·· patients being admitted each on Sunday evening. ' ' . "l " GP" The girls will be judged on the basis of talent preseniation reports. :' day at Pleasant Valley Veterans Memorial Hospital ·:-·. Sun., Mon . & Tues. DISCHARGED - Hilda Hospital and to discourage Jan . 30-!1, Feb. 1 Warth, Paul Burns, Roy Buck, visitors to iU patients, the The 'new Meigs Mine promises to be the most reach. I ~mow that lbe etOIIOIIllc well--belllc ·· ' WILLY WONOA AND names of those admitted have Doris Haynes, William Richimportant .single economic factor In the• history of THE CHOCOLATE ud the very Uves of many pmeDI and fal!lre {Continued from page I) FACTORY mond, Leveda Flinn, Lynetta. been discontinued until a later Meigs County. To assist in its development and resldealll of Melp Coollty wlllbe vtt.1ly ttffected . THE HIGH SCHOOL MINE Maintenance course (lechnicolor> Whittington, Kate Loudin, date. success, education has a new responsibility. by tile degree of auceeu that we attala, __ · " G" DISCHARGES: Leota that we have been discu8sing over the past several Robert McDonald, Rose We assume that a trained miner will be a more Disney Cartoons We'D try io keep you posted u this 'develops. , Roseberry, Edward Tem- Wamsley, Mrs. Larry Powell months should be only one small part of this. We will productive miner. This should be a plus for the mine SHOW STARTS 7 P .M. Meigs Local wiU attempt to contribute Ill part ln this and son; Mrs. Freda Lewis, need to develop instructional programs in general pleton, Thomas Pullins. operators. total effort that involves many organlzat10111. ·' William VanMeter, Mrs. Lewis mining also. We need to provide both general and .We assume that a trained miner wiJ1 be a wellNEWS & NOTES - For toolll! whO woilld llke to WoodalL specialized programs for high school students and for paid miner. This should be a pius for this community. drop a note to Larry Morrison, he Is In Room 1019 of . adults. · We assume that a trained miner· will be a safe the Ohio State University Hospital.! mow !hat he bas This is no small task. The job is cut out for us.lt is miner. This should be a plus for him and his famlly! greatly appreciated the many notes and Bowers that a bigone.lamnotat aU certain that it can all be done SUIT FILED This Is an bDportant and rather frlgbtenlng he has received and the many visitors who have A suit for partition of real now or in the future. task that we - all the orgulzaUoos illvolved dropped in during this past week. He Ia a good man} Nevertheless, aU those who met in Pittsburgh are estate was filed in · Meigs now face. Yoor assistance aDd oodentudlng !dake a prayer for his complete and rapid recovery; ' County Common Pleas Court committed to moving toward these goals as firmly wUI he appi'eciated as we apprilacb 11. i doo't Thank you. by Margaret VanCooney and as quickly as possible. lmo!" the degree of succe1111 that we will be able to against Sharon and Clifford Saltz McAithur, eta!. The . property is located tn Pomeroy. The case of John Zerkle versus M. L. French was dismissed. By United Press IDtematlonal Kennedy's brother Robert W81J Jackaon of W88blngton camPresident Nixon has made shot to death during the 1968 palgned for the Democratic DEADLINE SET BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL the first major step In putting campaign. primary, and Republicans We know you're busv. Meigs Countians have until 4 WASHINGTON -SEEKING TO CONVINCE Hanoi that Nixon made his first formal wUIIng to ~y: $100 a couple · That's why we have· ·p.m. Monday to pay their President Nixon's peace plan has widespread backing in togethe~ an organi2ation for his re-election. The ~cret ~rvlce move for rHiectlon 'lblll'lday were ollered an opportunity to. so many tlme·saving housetrailer tax at the office of Congress, Republicans have begun circulating petitions in both services. Like Meigs County Auditor Gordon houses supporting Nixon's moves for a negotiated settlement. will offer protection beginning by naming Commerce Secreta- meet Nixon's daughter .iulle Chec:<ing son.iJi-la'l' David Caldwell. Caldwell said that Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott and House GOP Leader March 20 to Nixon's major ry Maurice H. 'stans' as and. Accounts, Bank-bymany residents are reporting Gerald R. Ford have been collecting signatures on the letters to opponents and noncandidste "chanceUorofthe exchequer of Eisenhower at an informal Mall, Drive-up· to pay the tax but do not bring Nixon for the past two days , The objective is·to demonstrate that Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D- one of the two major parties." reception March 22. Banking ..Whether Stans resigned hi.s Cabinet post · their certificates of title. The Nixon's ·eight-point plan has broad political support despite Mass. you're saving time or Kennedy, brother of two men to run Nixon's campaign tax cannot be paid unless titles dissension over the_war and qifferences over how it should be money, we'll be there! killed by assassins, would. finances. are presented at the time, ended. welcome the protection, his The President nominated Caldwell said. The minority leaders declined to release the letters now, but office said Thursday after a Peter G, Peterson, head of the said they were broadly worded expressions of support for bipartisan congreBSional com- Council on International Econ(Continued from page I) Nixon's objectives, and express the hope that Hanoi would be mittee devised a formula for omic Polley, to succeed Sta111. responsive. dateJ:mlning ..wllo ..,.. eligible In FlOrida, Se1111. Edmund S. Peter ~..,il!lfer and t.mnl• for government41nilnce securl- Muskle of Maine 'and Hei!rY M. pili~: ~ the Red a.~ ­ Senlr.- . Llveaavihg Caird and mE MIDDLE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY to the upper Ohio ty, baa been . employed as River Valley was "on the rocks" today as lee storms glazed the Candidates with at least 5per lifeguaril. He ..,.. an American area and created hazardous ll'aveling condl![ons. In the North· cent support in the Gallup and LOCAL TEMPS east quarter of the nation snow continued to accumulate, and Harris public opinion polls Legion delegate to · tbe The temperature in down- Virginia's Boys State last exll'eme cold west of the Central Plains completed the wintry taken closest to March 20 wlU scenario. he able to use Secret Service town Pomeroy at 11 a.m. summer. Icy roads were blamed for four traffic deatha in Oklahoma . agents. The protective system Friday was 28 degrees under Peter will enter the Naval Thursday as ice and snow storms reached from northern Texas was enacted shortly after cloudy skies. Academy this July. into the Northeast. A van-type school bus slid off a northern Home of Indiana expressway, injuring two young persons. At least one ll'affic death on slippery roads was reported Thursday in St. Louis, Mo. Telethon BY MtKE WISE needs ·of the majority of students who GAWPOUs - The need for a dqnotplan to go to college, but rather to ·::::!C!®8±&o:;~:::e:g .. : -~~W.S~i:?;::~:~ -. ;\ N i\RTIC' •E 0 r vocational education school for Gallla go into some technical field or _ • "' . , opm•on. COIInty is imperative. · profession that requires other training?· ~y M1ke Wtse, semor honor ·· ' More th!ln 40,000 jobs will be To illus.trate my point, hi a typical student at llannan .Trace lligh coming open in Ohio each year of the senior class graduating this year in School who .would like to obtain '706. Amajority of these joba require a Gallia County Jess than l!i pet. of the a.n appointmel)t to the U. S. specialized sklli:making it necessary to students indicated they intended to go Military Academy at West 5eelll'l! tr~ining that only a few sour~s. to a college. A grave ·injustice is iml>oint. offer. On-11\e-job training is one way, posed on the other 81 pet. who do not ":•.mA''· ~ but not many companies or individu!IIS plan to attend an institution of higher ..~~-··--<->··:<-:;:;;<•''' --~.. ,... ·-'M~v.wu~'-'""'' You Qffer this,' especially In GaUia C011nty. learning. · · The Army'offers good trai~ing, but The percentage of jobs left open in such a school. how .inany young ~ople want to leave thHountry to the hig~ school graduate Of course, there are disadvantages, 1/le seCUflty 'of this area to be trained to · is funny, if it were not so tragic. · but most of these concern the initial lull? N~t many people are crazy about New industries are moving into this !jelling-up of the schooL The adthe Army anyway in the best o.f times. area ali the time. Many of the jobs in vantages outweigh the problems The vocational school is the only. . these industdes require · special tremendously. alternative I see. Many may not realize training. Who will fill these jobs? To get Into • th~ problem a litile it, but. Gal)ia young people need this Trained people of course. Do you think deeper, let us cons1der fac.ts obtamed , school very badly. · these people will be from Gallia from the Gallia County Vocatwnal The ·educational system in Gallia County? It is. doubtful. , Education Board. County is set up to prepare students to · This could be changed if only the First of all, by 1975 the State of Ohio enter cpllege. This concept is well over residents of the county·.would vote to will require all school districts to have a 1:10 years old, Isn't it time we' changed build a vocational school. There are : vocational program that would support the "established'.' system to meet the many benefits to be gained by having <Hipct. of the student b(ldy. None of the "'·'·'""*'"'*""'-.. MEIGS THEATRE ,. WASffiNGTON (UP!) - The cost of wages are exempt from controls. Living Council said Saturday that em"Its net effect will be to freeze millions ployers were free to raise the, pay of 12 of workers into near po""rty," Ryan said. million Americans earning less than $L90 In other economic developmen(4: pet hour without regard to wage controls. - The AFIA:IO American·Federation of The decision affects about 15 per cent of Government Employes bla~ the CivU the nation's work force . The Pay Board · Service Commission (CSC) for the delay in last week rejected the $1 .90 figure as too pay increases it said was due lltousands of low but its members failed to agree on an federal blue-eollar workers. alternative wage rate. . The union said the Defense Departments ·Rep. William F. Ryan, D-N.Y., said in a and tbe Veterans Administration surveyed statement the decision was " totally the prevailing local privale-industry inadequate" and should have been pegged wages Jap, 13 but could nor grant the at $3.35, which he said was the Bureau of raises until the esc instruct.. them to do Labor Statistics' poverty line for a family so. of four . • - The Justice Department filed suit "The decision was totally inadequate against 28 retails stores across the nation and a flagrant violation of the for not posting pre.freeze prices on their congressional intent and the law," said products for customer Inspection. Ryan, author of an amendment to the 1971 the stores face penalties of up to $2,500. Economic Stabilization Act providing that Sixty-Bix other firms already have been raises for persons earning substandard {Continued on page 2) WEAllfER REPORT M~Uy clear and continued cold Sunday night and Mql\(lar,. Low~ Sunday n\ght. zero' to 10 ..•~'except in·the lower teens ·· extreme south portion. Highs Sunday in the ~ to near 30· extreme south. . -. + ·t mts-,.., Your Invited Guest Reaching More Than 11,000 Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley 34 PAGES . Families THREE SECTIONS ·VOL VII NO. I SUNDAY, JANUARY 30, 1972 Gallipolis-Point Pleasant . to save' time we'll be there! POMEROY RUTLAND STEAK HOUSE SAIGON -A. U.S. AIR FORCE FUIS jet sti'uck a missile radar site in North Vietnam Thursday, the U.S. command said today. South Vietnamese officers said allied air power has delayed a long-expected Communist offensive ln the Central Highlands, South Vietnamese officers in the Central Highlands told UP! correspondent Stewart Kellerman the offensive would have begun Thursday in the thinly guarded highlands but for heavy allied air strikes in the past few days, including raids by Thailand-based U.s. 852s. Since 1872 Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation All Accoun ts In sured Up To 120,000.00 Continuous Service On Fridays 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. ~- ........... ~-- .. ,.. '"""" ..... It- ' •• t .' SANDWICH Order By Phone And Toke Em Hi.me 992-5432 COLUMBUS- THE TWO.OAY Sf ATE convention of the Ohio Farmers Union opened here today with Tony Dechant, president ol the National Farmers Union, expected to highlight the first day's proceedings. Dechant was scheduled to lead a discussion period in the afternoon. On Saturday, Gov. John J. Gilligan was to address a noon hmcheon. JANUARY SALE HOME FURNISHINGS ~ .J.."P • "' ,. .... , ': BARGES CAUGHT Twelve barges loaded with coal which broke loose from moorings at the Philip Sporn Plant were recovered Friday morning, The Racine Locks and Dam personnel reported the barges were recovered by ~o::c~~~: p~~~~· Mason bridge and returned to Elberfelds In PomeroY .Are Open Until 9 MEIGS COUNTY SHERIFF Robert C. Hartenbach on the front porch of the Oliln Rumfleld P.fopel I) pear Danville wrecked by vandals SQJ!le time Wednesday. All windows were broken out and all the doors torn off, Fridays and Saturdays . " SAVE IN lHE JANUARY FURNITURE SALE ON lHE 3rd FLOOR. • SALE OF READY TO WEAR ON lHE 2nd FLOOR. •• •r • • MENS AND BOYS WEAR SALE ON lHE MAIN FLOOR. Be Thrifty! Save All of Your Saleslips From ' ·~: EIberf.eIds In pomeroy ~ ; : ~th=e~~==mm~P~Ia:n:t.. . . . . . . .~::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:~ ............................................ POMEROY Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach and his staff were continuing investigation over the weekend of the near total interior destruction -of a four-room unoccupied residence on County Road 2 near Danville. The sheriff indicated his opinion LAYOFFS COMING COLUMBUS (UP!) The Westinghouse Electric Corp .. announced Saturday it would layoff abouJ two-thirds of its 4,200 production workers for one day because of a wildcat strike Friday. The company has Qffered to meet with offic.ials of Local 746 of the International Union qf Electrical Workers to discuss the reasons for the walkout. . ' ' Dick Cuinberland Trio Friday and Sclturday 10 until 2 . ITURE . .' . ' Saturday the destruction was so wanton it appeared the criminals "must have been under the influence of drugs." The house, apparently entered some time Wednesday, is owned by ()Jan RWI\field. It recently had been sold to the Ohio Power Company which will sink a large mine shaft in the area that will provide coal to the Gavin Power Plant at Cheshire. The house c.ontained furniture, appliances and ·some food supplies. Every window in the house was broken out. All the doors were ripped off. Clothing was strewn on the floor in the bedroom, as well as canned goods. Broken glass was on the furniture and (Continued on page 2) DICK KARl\, JR. ,_ • CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, Ohio (UP! ) - The principal of Cleveland Heights High School said Saturday a series of attacks on white students by black students at the school Friday may have been precipitated by similar attacks made by four white youths on three black students last week. Five youths were treated and released. at Huron Road Hospital Friday when fighting broke out at the school after the final belL · · Police Saturday arrested the four while students and released them into the Five More File WASHINGTON (UPI) - Mrs. Marina voa .NelllllaDD Whitman, 31, the dau&bter of a world famous mathematician, was nomlaated Saturday to the Council of Economic AdYiaen by President Nixon, wbo uld be admired her IDtellect. She, In tun. told him ahe wai tbriUed to be able to do what few economists ever get to do - to put to wort lbe lbeorlea "we ~eae• and preach." II confirmed bY tbe Senate, the 1ulnlrJt.hatre4 Mrl. Whltmu wiU become the first 'woman ever to oerve oa lbe lllr!l! member coucU. Ill I-'! on II to apply the tbeorlealtf -'<!1 to lbe ta1t of cbanaeiiDC 1M coverameat's eaormout taxiDJ and I]IOdiDC powen Ia lbe dlreeUoa tile Preaklellt WIDU tlJe etOJJomy io move. Jones to File for County CommissiQ~ POMEROY- Richard (Rich) Jones, 39, Saturday announced his intention to file petitions for nomination to the office of COWliy commissioner ·. in the May 2 Republican Primary Election. Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs, Roy Jones, RD I, Racine, said he will file for the term custody of their parents . Principal James O'Toole said beginning Jan. 2, 1973. A resident of 162 Lincoln Hill Road, Saturday school officials and police were Pomeroy, Jones lives with his wile, the still uncertain what prompted the first attack in which white youths attacked two former Donna Wells, of Middleport, and ·black girls ·and a boy with chains- and their three children, Kim, 14; Brett, 12 and Susan, 2. pipes. Jones is a graduate of Pomeroy High ''Some kids dpparently became very School in 1950: He served on Pomeroy threatened and very afraid after the in- Village Council and was clerk of the cident and they reacted," O'Toole said . Pomeroy Exempted School District Board "Now we have a whole weekend to figure of Education. Liller, he was the first out what .triggered it. " president of the Meigs Local · District Board of Education which built Meigs High School at Rock Springs. Jones was employed at the former Downie.Qross Clothing Store in Pomeroy a number of years before joining The Farmers Bank and Savings Co, where he was its vice president 12 years. He is presently employed in the civil engineering department of the James M. Gavin Power Plant at Cheshire. Inannouncing his intention to file, Jones made the following statement: -" ) "Being a lifeti.me resident of Meigs County, and one deeply interested in its people and its progress, I have become increasingly concerned, as have many other citizens over the past lew years, at the county's reluctance to move forward in several vital areas as have our neighboring counties. " Mei ~s County today stands on the Blacks Retaliate for Attacks ' POMEROY - Five Meigs County Republicans - in- ' ; NEW ATTRACI'ION - Gallia Academy High School's cheerleaders in- , tr9duced a new mascot Friday night. She's Bethany Jill Moore, 111-month-<>ld dsughter of Coach and Mrs. WlUard (Buddy) Moore. Jill made her first appearance before the home fans during Friday night's GAHS-Wellston basketball game. House Wrecked · .' Intellect Admired MEIGS INN. POMEROY, OHIO ~ COMMISSIONER CANDIDATE- Richard (Rich) Jones, 39, ln hll qome at 162Lincoln Hill Drive, Pomeroy, wiD file for a oeat on the Meigs County Board of Commissioners. ' AT1HE ENGLANDER~Itt( _ BAKER • I !. t\£1.S1lll ., • the Fabulous Serving Meigs County 15 CENTS News ..• in Brie-i!s ·Protection Given Kennedy ~~ ERIW!S POMEROY NATIONAL BANK· ·' . Klein • schools in the county can do ·Ulis. yet, and it is very doubtful that they will haveeitherthefundsorthefacilities by 1975 to set up five di(ferent vocational programs. · . The only solution is to merge all districts and !'!fill one joini vocational school for everyone concerned. Many people think that to establish a vocational school.would mean \hal the students attending, that school would noi identify with their ·home schooL This is not true. T~e students would attend'their regular school the first two years and take the required subjects. As a junior and senior, they would attend the vocational school. In the morning they would take the required subjects at the vocational school. In the afternoon , they would, have their practical instruction. They would have their choice of 18 different programs to choose from , ranging from agriculture, business office, distributive-education, trade and (Continued on page 4) Wage ·ControlS Off Low SciJle .,- Speaking of Schools When~ · need Qallia Voc·Ed ·School .Imperative '. ' eluding \hree , incumbents filed petitions of candidacy for major county positions with lhe Meigs County Board of Elections Friday and · Saturday. Incumbents filing were Rankin Ray Pickens, Midd!eport, for county coroner ; Theodore Beegle, Pomeroy, for county engineer, and Bernard for Fultz, Middleport, prosecuting attorney. Filing at noon Saturday for the Meigs County Common , Pleas Court, Probate Division, a ]losition now held by F. H. O'Brien, was the widely known Pomeroy attorney Manning D. Webster, who before World War II served as Meigs County's 'prosecuting attorney. Since returning from service in ,the Judge Advocate Dept., . Webster has devoted full lime (ConUnued on page 2 )· .. \I DR. PICKENS TAKES WORK HOME THURMONT, Md. (UP!) - With a briefcase full of work and his three dogs, President Nixon and his wile fl•w to the Camp David . retreat saturday fur an overnight stay , The Nixons' helicopter arrived at12:45 p.m. EST. They planned to return to Wa shingl~n Sunday afternoon . threshold of its biggest Lndustrial and economic development since the turn of the century. With the recent announcement of a large coal mine ln the western part ol our county, and with reports of possible other lndusiries 10 come, we can no longer delay the undertaking of those programs th!lt will be needed to move our county forward to meet the needs of the future. "Today we find ourselves with no hard surface road program for the outlying areas of our county, no sanitary landfill dwnp, and with no overall comprehensive develoi>ment program for the future growth of our county. "I feel that there is a need for all of us. as individuals and as citizens, to speak up and d~monstrate in a tangible way that we believe. in our county, its people, and its future . It is lor this reason lhllll am announcing my candidacy for the office of Meigs County Commissioner. "I ask and seek the support of all Me·igs County Citizens who feel as I do, In the weeks ahead I shall present to the people my ideas and the programs I feel are needed to move our c011nty forward. I ask your help, your support, and your voice in making my nomination at tbe May 2 primary a reality." Former Deputy Fife Files for Sheriff GALLIPOLIS - Former Gallla County sheriff's deputy Ivan Fife of Eureka Friday became the third Republican candidate for .sheriff In the May Primary Election: Fife opposed incumbent Sheriff Denver A. Walker for the Republican nomination four years ago. Other Republicim sheriff candidates are Derry 1 Hemphill and Jack Owens. William L. Walters has fUed on, the Democratic tic.ket. Deadline lor flUng nominatlrig peititions Is Wedneldly, Feb. 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. 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