https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3438a33e80a01f4fe819b0d52772a892.pdf 8dba21e01311471d56289837746078e6 PDF Text Text • .TrUe holiday spirit zn .Christmas Tree display COLUMBUS (UP!) - Amid the hustle and bustle of the Christmas season the Center of Science and Industry here for the sixth straight year will ofler.,its international CHristmas trees as a way to explai11 the "true spirit" oC the holiday. . Eleven 'artificial trees, decorated with the traditional or~ . naments of the countries they represent, plus several other un, usual trees, will he lighted tonight in colorflil ceremonies. · This marks the'sixth year for the international tree exhibit, sponsored in part by the local Rotary Club. "In a world that is constantly torn by war and suffering, the Chnstmas tree lighting ceremony is a moment of spiritual enlightment with a universal plea for peace in our time - and for future generations," said Dan Prugh, assistant director of the Franklin County Historical Society. ' Nallons Represented Trees will be representative of Poland, Old Russia, Italy, Uthuania, Japan, Denmark, Switzerland, Sweden, Germany, . Victorian England ancl contemporary America . Prugh said the artificial trees were used to comply with safety regulalionB. •- c.n D. . 5 ~rt'. .ltl . . . iu!l other unusual trees on display will he a stJiraled tree of pl)•wood and tinsel uiat is in perpetual rnolio~, ·a calico tree trilnmed with decqralions made o( that material, an Ohio tree , a neon tree, a sheet metal tree and a mod musical tree. The tree representative of Switzerland will bear the scenes made of gingerbread especially flown ir\ from that small ~ur, opean country. ''These decorations are flown in every year," said Prugh. "Nuts, apples lind mandarin oranges are also prominent on a Swiss tree, but we found fresh fruit rots during the time the trees are on display." · The tree from Italy, trimmed with artificial Della Robbia , fruit of the native land, also has garlands of ribbons. Prugh said ornaments for many of the ltees were gathered With the assistance of consulates of those countries , He said the easiest ornaments 'to find are those of Japan, since many decorations available on the market are Japanese made. Ironically, Japan did not begin celebrating Christmas on a large scale until the start of the 2oth century when the holiday opened a market for its products. Japan's tree will be decorated with paper ornaments, small toys, dolls, wind chimes and paper fans. [jliJuania 's tree contains straw crosses, marking the past harvest and a wish for abundant crops in the forthcoming year. Christmas in Denmark is the oldest of Mordic festivals. Chil, dren, who call Santa Claus the "Yule Man," make colorful pa, per decorations, little paper cones and baskets filled with · sweets. Legend has it the fir trees in old Germany were a symbol of the holiday season, and the German tree will be decorated with hand~arved ornaments, foil ice ndedles and foil hand:folded ornaments. · Prugh said.the hand~arved ornaments were the hardest to get. Sweden's tree will be decorated with wooden ornaments in the form of an elf, angels, and straw baskets of nuts. Poland's tree will be adorned with its traditional paper ornaments, bright shields, garlands and angels. The old Russia tree will glitter with large ornamental balls and glass prisms. Queen Victoria's German husband, Alllert, brought the Christmas tree from hi.s native laoo to popularize the thtee, . decorating custom in England. The royal tree includes candy and sugar plums, tucked into cornueopias and silver,filigree baskets, popcorn and berries. . The contemporary American tree ha~ been decorated in the · style of Victorian England, but the trend is moving towards warm, vibrant colors, mod ormiments, rag dollars and brightly toiored balls. · Unusual Displayed "Unusual trees on display this year are made locally," Prugh said, "aod we encourage people who. mak~ unusual trees to display them here throughout the holiday season." The Calico tree is a creation of Betsy Shambarl of suburban Clintonville, while Don Lord, a hardware store owner of the same suburb, donated his perpetual motion tree, spinning, plywood and tinsel spirals. The Ohio tree, decorated With artificial buckeyes and stuffed cardinals, the state emblem symbols, was donated by Gordon Keith who operates a local hobby shop. , D OPENING Of Our New Silver Bridge Plaza Store All New- All Modem! Plenty of Free Parking Devoted VOL. XXV NO. 156 FARAH -The Famous N~e - POM EROY~ M IDDLEPORT, OHIO The Doub eknit COSTUMES MODELED - Julie Kitchen· and John Byer model two of the special costumes made .for over 40 students of the'Bradbury School participating in the Big Bend J.<'all Follies at $:10 this evening at the Meigs High School. Boys have mod vests worn with colored shirts and trousers. Girls have various colored taffeta skirts, aprons matching the boys' vests and matching scarves. PARIS (UP!) - The new spa, per Le Monde reported today that North Vietnamese troops attacked Viet Cong headquar, ters in a bid to eliminate leaders favoring a Vietnam peace, but that the rebellion failed. In Paris, the Viet Cong denied the report. A apolresman said it had "no basis in truth ." The newspaper reportwhich did not cite itS source of information~aid the attack occurred at dawn on Nov. 10 by troops under the command of North Vietnamese Gen. -Le Vinh Khoa . -Fighting went on for two days, according to a Saigon dispatch by Le Monde corre, ·r,' · •Fia~s •Straight Ugs •Polyester Knits spondent Jean,Ciaude Pomonti. It said the rebel troops failed to capture top Viet Cong cabinet ministers and party officials although they overran the Viet Cong headquarte1·s. The newspaper said the rebellion was crushed by the Viet Cong's defense minister , Gen. Tran Nam Trung. Trung is also deputy pres, ident of the Viet Cong National Uberation Front, the move, ment's political arm. Le Monde attributed its report to a "very weD informed source of good faith ." "This Le Monde report is a total fabrication , spread by Saigon," said Ly Van Sau, the ' Hungry times TO NO-ffiON There's no generation gap in Farah Slacks there's models, fabrics and sizes for everyone. See these smart new slacks in solid colors and novelty weaves in colors that are sure to please the most discriminating dressers. Come in and see them today. Cox's features a wide selection of famous· ·wemhley Ties 350 TO 500 Four,ln,Hand and Ready Tied, New wide widths, all new. fabrics Including Double Knits. New fall colors, In the fabulous Puritan Knitmate slack collection of 100% Dacron® Polyester We designed Flitefield for golf, , naturally, But you can do anything in it, With style, It ·goes along with the action. any action, And always . looks cool and casuaL The striped,collar mock turtle Is short,sleeved Flitefair, ·· matching Both are luxury links knit of 100 percent Orion acr·vl ic, Sizes S-M,L,XL ·· ~ Driver charged ~r.:X~:>.:~~),~::;:>.~::::~~~::-1 ews .• zn BrzefsJ · · · ByUnlledPresslnternatlonal . PARIS- PRESIDENTIAL ADVIS~R Hen~ A. Kissmger confe~ for about one hour today With Hano.t s chief p~ce negotiator. Commumst Vtetnamese sources sa1d the meetmg was not scheduled but that it came at Kissinger's request . The sources gave no details of the meeting. . EarUer,bothsideshadsaidnomeetingwasscheduledtoday. It would have been the first hiatus in this latest round of negotiations, which liegan Monday in an effort to find an acceptilble peace formula. Earlier today, a Viet Cong spokesman said the continued ,upport of South Vietnam's President Nguyen Van Thieu by the United States is blocking a peace settlement. "We wonder if the United States really wants peace, since it keeps supporting Thieu, the Vieg Cong spokesman said. "Thieu Is opposed to peace. There has been no change in oor demands that Thieu must go." . WASHINGTON - THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT has admitted existence of a memorandum that au'egedly spells out White House intervention in a suit against Armco Steel Co., Rep. Henry·S.~ Reuss, [):Wis., has charged. "The Justice Depal'tn\ent is engaging iii amassive coverup of While House intervention in the Armco Steel Co. case," Reuss, chairman of a House con, · servation and natural resources subcommittee, said. Reuss said C. WU!Iam Verity, Armco's preaident, con, trlbuted $H,OOO to ltichard Nixon's 1968 presidential campaign and wrote to Nixon asking his help in staying the order of a court that Armco end Its polluUon of the Houston ship channel. The order was issued Sept. 17, 1971, but Reuss sai(l on Nov. 4 "a new order was issued by the court modifying-the original order and allowing Armco to continue discharging pollutants." MIDDLETOWN, OHIO- ARMCO STEEL CORP. will raise prices oo a variety of its steel mill ~oducts, . including p~te, structural, wire, bar, rod, tubular and seml:finished categortes., The price bikes, Armco said, will amount to.about I per cent of the ·itrm•s total sales revenue and are -within limits set last December by the Price Commission. · ' ' . COLUMBUS-A PIJBUC HEARING lias been set for Nov. 30 by the Public Utllitles CommlJSion of Ohio oo two gas con, servaUoo· propoJIIII submitted by Ohio Valley G!19 Co. and Columbia Gu Co. 1be f1rm8 proposed major operational changes, including lmpoiiUoo of voiumetric limitations of gas on industrial users 111c1 pena!Uea upon lndultrial users who exceed those limitations. 1be commiJIIoo hu temporarily approved both proposals, but (Continued on page 12) · .. , . . . will be used. Other ''props" for the segment include a school building for a "school days" medley which converts into a church replica for a final number, "Let's Go To Church." students will introduce each number in verse written by Mrs. Phyllis Hackett, who has trained the children, and is their piano accompanist. IN FOU.IES SEGMENT - WeD trained and attracllvely co~umed, pupils of the Bradbury School will appear in a segment of the Big Bend Follies at the Meig_s High Schoof at 8:10 this evening. Some are holding fluorescent letters used in a ·salute to the Meigs Local School District. The salute, a parody to "Big D" also salutes the communities of Bradbury, Middleport, Pomeroy and Rutland. Blacklighting accents CLEVELAND (UP!) Barbara Mllls 50, '1'85 stabbed to death at a friend's home during an argument over a .portion of turkey Thanksgiving Day. Police said Mrs. Mills and others were sealed at the dinner table and the turkey was being carved when the brawl began over a slice of white meat. The woman pulled out a razor blade and began slashing at a man at the table. The man stabbed her in the chest with a stiletto. TEN CENS I en1e Viet Cong peace delegation spokesman . "There is. no word of truth in it. You can form your own conclusions as to why it has been issued at this lime." Le Monde said North Vietna, mese Premier Pham Van Dong has thrown all his support behind the Viet Cong leader, ship and assured it of Hanoi's support. · It said that after the attack, the Viet Cong's Provisional · Revolutionary Government (PRG) was reshuffled and a specially created tribunal headed by Trinh Dinh Thao meted out sentences to the revolt iea'ders. Thao is president of the,. Alliance of NaUonal, Democra, tic and Peaceful Forces, an organization allied to the Viet Cong. · Le Monde said: "La~ Nov. 10, between 5 a.m. and 5.30, slightly more than 1,000 dis-sidents under the oommand of the North Vietnamese general Le Vir)h Kho attacked the camp occupied by principal leaders of the National Uberati.on front and t~e South Vietnamese PRG. , ''They succeeded in cap: turing it after two days of f.ightlng without, however, being able to seize GRP ministers and members of the Front central committee presidium," Le Monde added. "The rebellion was smashed Nov. 12 by Gen. Tran Nam Trung, GRP defense mini~er and vice-president of the Front's central committee," Le Monde said. Honor given Hobstetter Ten outstanding citizens of southeastern Ohio will be honored by the Southeastern Ohio Regional- Council at Athens on Thursday , November 30, it was an, nounced today by E. E. Davis, p1·esiden l. The ann ual event will be held in the Ohio University Inn with the hospitality hour beginning at 5:30 p.m. The council , with membership in 12 counties, each year honors individuals selected by their respective communities for their many endeavors to improve the community and southeas tern Ohio. This year the communities of New Lexington , Athens , Loga n, Nelsonville, Pomeroy, Gallipolis, Ironton, Ports, mouth, Piketon, Jackson and McArthur are presenting honorees to the mernwship. They are, James Hooper, New Lexington ; Lowell Howard, Athens ; Edison Hobstetter, Pomer oy; Clyde Ramsay, Gallipolis; Harold Rolph, . Ironton ; Robert Carl, Ports, mouth; Dale Seif, Piketon; Donald King, Jackson; Torn Carpenter , McArthur; and OBES mobile unit coming in December OAPSE TO MEET Meigs Local Chapter, Ohio Association of Public School Employes (OAPSE) will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the cafeteria of Meigs Junior High School, Middleport. Building representa tives are Zelma Stewart, Ted Hatfield, 'J r ., Wilkie Holman , Ethel Lowery, David Jacks, Austin Phillips, Elma Smith, Mildred Jeffers, and William Grueser. Arthur Casser, Logan. The SEORC, oldest development group in the country dallna bsck to the early. lliAOs, .haa been · in, ,strumenlal in the Industrial development of southeastern Ohio, development of highways and a strong supporter of I'Ocallonai and technical education . Currently the siide,sound presentation, OHILLCO - The Southeastern Ohio Hill Country - , which is being shown throughout Ohio, is a project for the developmenl of tourism throughout the region. Tickets for the meeting are available locally from Bernard Fultz, Middleport , Pomeroy. The Mobile Unit of the Ohio Bureau of Employment Ser, after accident vices will be available to residen ts of · McArthur, RUTLAND - Ira !. Wolfe, Wellston, Vinton , Pomeroy, A profit of $360 was realized Whaley , first vice commander, . 67, Rutland, was cited to Meigs Coolville and Belpre, OBES last Thursday for the "Gifts for is confined in Room 308 at the County Court for failure to District Manager Ralph the Yanks" program in the Holzer Medical Center . A yield at an intersection RIO GRANDE - Tools , l;lammond announced today·. "dough for dough" project dance and singaiong for foll owing an accident at 7: 15 Services offered Include furnishings and crafts will be conducted by Drew Webster members, the auxiliary, .and p.m. Wednesday on Rt. 7 at the reg ular employ ment polen, discussed Monday night at the Post 39, American Legion. guests was announced for junction of county road 5. tials, vocational training Appalachian Culture Course Post members moved Saturday night with Armand The Gallia~Meigs Post Slate through Manpower Training being given at Davis Hail on through Pomeroy distributing providing music. Refresh, Highway Patrol said Wolfe Programs, Qn , the,Job the campus at Rio Grande loaves of bread to homes and ments were served by Fred pulled into the path of an auto Training, Job Corps, Coun, College. accepted contributions to the Wolfe. operated .by Char les W. Edson Roush of Racine, WANTED : TREE seling and Aptitude Testing, program. Hank Cleland, Jr., Burkheimer, 34, McConnels~ Pomeroy Village Is looking Employer Con\acts and Job Meigs County, will speak on chairman, thanked members ville. Wolfe's car was spun for a large Christmas tree to be Development, and Community early agriculture practices and for their participation and around striking an auto tlriven lighted and used on the upper Employmen t Needs. tools. Mr. and Mrs . Ken residents for generous con· by Carl 0. Manley, 44, Mid~ parking lot during the holiday Ackerman of Athens will The Mobile Unit will he in tribulions. Clea r tonight, not quite so dleport. There was moderate season . Anyone having a Pomeroy Wednesday, Dec. 6, desc ribe handmade looms; During !be meeting presided cold . Lows tonight in the mid damage to the three cars . suitable tree they would like to Thursday, Dec. 7, 9 a.m. until4 ·Mrs. Edna Borden, Gallipolis, ove r_ by Comma.nder Ken 30s. Saturday, cloudy. Highs in Wolfe was taken to Veterans donate is asked to contact the · p.m. and on Friday, Dec. 8, 8 will review techniques in Hams, membership to date the/uppers 40s to lowers 50s Memorial Hospital for treat- Pomeroy Police Department, a.m. until noon . making rugs , and Mrs . ment of minor injuries . was reported at 267. ' Don south. 992,2427. . Beatrice Clark will . explain weaving . Early i.ool!, quilts, rugs, furniture and b.ther crafts · will be displayed. Stanton Smith, Bill Burge, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blakes, bas the responsibility for organizing and 1vper, who previously missed it or are new to the com, lee. , Miss Patsy Glass and Mrs. By GEORGE HARGRAVES, Supt. vising this program. munity. Betty Clark will have charge of Meigs Local School District Here it is : ·I emphasize that this program is for out-<Jf«hool the program. . . Wednesday completed the second grading IJ\!riod "Any student who intentionally sells, gives, adults. We would greatly prefer that you not bring The session .is open to the marking tlie passage of onerlhird of the school year, possesses, uses, or is under the influence of Illicit children with you because it poses safety problems if public and begins at 6:30p.m. Report cards will go out next Thursday, the first drugs, narcotics or alcohol in or on school property, they roam through the building. We need your_ report lor first grade ~udenls . . Don't forget : If you have questions, call the including buses, shaD be (I) expelled from school for cooperation on this. TRANSPORTING OF kindergarten pupils seems "'"W" WWV'!:Htlli!M 2 iliil school and arrange for a conference With the teacher the mallimum lime permitted by law and (2) reported to the appropriale law enforcement agen, to have helped to increase our enroliment In kin, and principal. · EXTENDED OUTLOOK cies for possible legal action." We have, un, This is particularly true of children who dergarten, Sunday Through Tuesday, Remember, grades are the best educated guess fortunately, had to use this policy twice this year. We live, In the areas outside our towns. We are glad that chanc~ of rain SUJiday ,and firmly hope that we willnol be forced to use It again . more youngsters are able to have tl!e valuable ex- · snow flurries Monday. Highs IN LAST WEEK'S BRIEF column I mentioned perience and good school start that is provided by in the mid t0s to lower 50s Speaking of Schools-No ..258 problems of driving a bus. II is not easy ,.and it carries kindergarten. It Is our firm hope that even more will Sunday, dropplog to the mid a lot of responsibiUty. It is always an easy matter to ' take advantage of tliis opportunity next year. 308 to mld 40s by Tut&e!&Y·. that a teacher can make about a student's J)rogress, find fault and criticize anyone, and so it Is with bus NEWS AND NOTES - Mr. Morrison Is now at the Lows In the 30s early Sun, One of the most difficult jobs that a teacher has Is . drivers. Just remember that most of them drive> University Hoapital in Columbus. His room number Is day, falling lo the mid-30s to grading. II is a respOnsibility that a gQ9d teacher hundreds of mlles each week Without treaking a law 1031 - I'm certain that he would appreciate a card . the lower 30s by Tueaclay. apJI"oaches with a very serioUs attitude because the or causing a safety problem while hearing the heavy from you- The Fall Follies of the Big Bend Minstrel .. : ...:-:-. .-: .... : ......·.·.·..... . teacher feeb that parents also view the grade report responsibility lor the safety qf hundr~s Df children. will he presented at 8:10p.m. this evening at Meigs very seriously. n is a serious business. Please encourage your children to cooperate with High under the direction of Bob Hoeflich, spoMOred NOW YOIJ KNOW That ia why I encourage you to contact the school them in keeping our buses as safe as possible. by the Meigs Band Boo~ers - Basketball begins with Micronesia'-s three island if you bsve questions.~ That Is where you will find an away game at South Point tomorrow evenirlg. chains - the Carolines, The· evening· basketball seufons for oui:Of, answers. Good luck to Coach Wolfe all(! the Marauder Marshalls and Marianas school adults will begin on Monday, December 4, SEVERAL MONTHS AGo our board adopted a bssketball team - We could use a few more folks in contain more .than 3,000 at the gym in Middleport. Tbese 1essionB will be ·very strong policy concerning drugs and alcohol. I our Adult Basic Education program. can 992-2163 for islands; only 97 of which are held eacb Monday anti'Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m , . feel that I should repeal II here again for any .persons details. I inhabited. during the next several months. Otarles Chancey Dough put $360 in pot Weather School policy in drug problem restated . . ., I (' PHONE 992·2156 • ano1 In Men's and LACKS FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 24. 1972 • Experience Young Men's fo The Interests OfThe Meigs-Mason Area ,, : 5 Speakers on program �.'" jI ' 3- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Nov 24, 1972 2- The Datly S!'nhnel. Mtddleport-Pomeroy. 0., No¥ 24, 1972 · PRESIDENTS OF MANIFEST DESTINY Seventh Pres1dent Andrew Jackson (F1rst Admm1straflon March 4 1829 March 3, 1833) "'/ ilk< to _tflltC< dangu · In the.: pllll l' '1o n 11! \rnu!l.\11 Pll salull s, 1111 sh.u pet pohtlt .tl 01 C\tlllu .tl tOll II tsl c.111 ht found rlun 11 hen llt1schooktl .tnd pldll.lll \milt \1 j.1dson sutc'ceded sdtol.ll h .tnd .11 tstm r.tttc John Q11111L) \tf,IIIIS I ht tnUlllll.tl J.tckson h.td rctllled mole popul.1r .tnd cb:tor.tl 1otc s th.tn \d 1111s Iotti yc.trs hd'ote , hut h.1d lost 111 the llousc ol l(tprcscnr.ltl\ l'S '·"I j.1dson 11.1s .111 llctnt 111 t ht 11ext eknton "htLh "·" clogged "nit ptthttc tl 1nd pnson1l scurnltt) One d.tuh nt tillS mud , dc.tlmg lltth .1 kg.1l trrcgul.u tv 111 theu m.tnt,tge nc .uly -+O ye.trs c.trhcr , lwl .1 dn .lst .umg dlcct o n J.tckson .tnd hts "tfc, H.tchd, 1\ho 11.1s mercomt 111th sh.unc .tnd dtld shortl.1 hthnt hu hush.md \ lll.lugut.ltlon ~...:.... =-"'«.:':':to-;~~·· . 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Ill~ US • •B~ ~ i Helen Bottel ~ Women In "Men's Clotblng" Dear Helen · At 15, I stopped lettlllg my mother help me shop for clothes. No sell-respecting teenage boy would aUow hiS female parent near the men's deparbnent when he looks for ''new threads " So why IS 11, Helen, that when an independent boy matures IIlio a marned man, he turns meek? How many men would dare buy a sutt wtthout their wtves tagglllg along and giving orders• Today my wtfe S8ld, "Let's go shoppmg for your shoes this weekend." Even shoes, she doesn't trust me to buy alone'! have pretty good taste, having been a baChelor four years after leavmg home. But no · she feels it her sacred duty to "save me from mistakes." ' Yet if I IIISIS!ed on Choosmg HER clothes, World War Ill nmght erupt Ill our bedroom. How do you keep wtves out of "Men's Clothlllg," Mrs B. • WOULD RATHER BUY IT MYSELF Dear WRBIM : Your wtfe nmght counter with the question "How do you get pusbands INTO 'Men's Clothing' wtless you take thetr hands and lead them'" In average families, women are the shoppers, men the sufferers who put off clotheS-buying wtW they're practically threadbare and then take II>• !rrst items of(ered to get the agony over fast (Well, anyway, that's what we women like to beUeve ) H you aren't this type of man, rise up and say so! After all, you successfully banished your mother from the boys' department: Have you Meekened so much smce then • -H Mrs B Someone recently crtticized the sexual perverSions and promiscuity rampant in this corrupt and carnal society called "Amertca," and you so "cleverly" S8ld, "What's that about casting the ftrst stone?" ' I know that your primary qualifications for the pr1v1lege you enjoy as a press "sage," ts a fantastic effrontery and an inflated ego, but why brmg Christ IIlio 11? Don't weasel out of your stup1d (so-called "non-condemning" but reaDy tgnorant, headed-forhell-fire-liberalist) opinions by quoting the Bible! H you were any kind of "helper" you'd tell tbe world bow bad 11s people are!- ws Dear W. What's that about "love one another"?-H Dear Helen . Here's an answer to "Curious" who wondered how spouses find time or energy for affarrs. Maybe they aren 'I hiS type oi family person. The men and women who find tune to chase certamly aren't walking their dogs, playmg with children, mowmg the lawns or repairing the house - aU those things u•OHH ' '"'U "Curious" mentions. WIN AT BRIDGE Anniversary noted A stlver compote wtth matchmg candlesticks was presented to Mrs Don Mullen m observance of her stlver weddmg anmversary by the Sew·Rtte-&!wmg Club at a meetmg Wednesday ntght Makmg the presentation from the club was Mrs George Holl'inan Others receiVIng anmversary gtlts from thetr secret pals were Mrs Edward Wells and Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken Mrs James Neutzltng, Mrs. Wtllard Boyer and Mrs Don McKmght recetved btrthday gifts from therr secret pals Members were remmded to take potato chtp cans to the next meeting whtch wtll be held 'To Reverse, or Not to at the home of Mrs Mullen The cans wtll be decorated and used for cooktes and candtes fur a Chrtstmas project. Plans were made for the an nual Chrtstmas party to be held Dec 13 at the Metgs Inn, 7 p m Mrs Elza Gilmore gave lhe seb'ell!ry 's report, and M1 s DOn Collins, the treasurer's report Hostesses fllt meeltng held at the club house were Mrs Elmer White and Mrs Bob Potter They served refreshments of tce cream and cake decorated wtth turkey replicas Others at. tendmg the meetmg were Mrs Charles Hoffman, Mrs Ra) Baily, Mrs Flo Stnckland, and Mrs Btll McDaniel Booster Night is enjoyed LETART FALI..S - Ohio Valley Grange 2612 held tts booster ntght at the hall Monday night Wllh a SIX O'clock dmner followed by a program Grace was gtven by Mrs Bertha Robmson Master Herbert Shtelds had chjlr~e of the program scnpture readmg by Mrs Dolly Wolfe; readmgs by Ahce Balser, on GIVIng , Workmg Together, by Early Roush , A Thankful Heart, by Gladys Shtelds, group smgmg of Count Your Blessings and I'm Glad We Belong to the Grange . Maggte, and HIStory of the Grange, by Herbert Shtelds Music was played throughout the evemng by Mr . and Mrs. Don Hupp and son, Howard Noms and son, Terry, and Edward Hupp Ail enjoyed a Stng·Aiong and games were played. Attendmg were Master Herbert Shtelds, Mrs Erma llalser, Mrs Dolly Wol(e, Mrs. Donna Htll, Larry Hupp, Mrs Bertha Robmson , Mr and Mrs Robert Smtth, Jerry Johnson, J1 , Mrs Jerry Joti'nson , cluldren Della, Mtchelle, J enmfer, Mr and Mrs Martin Cunmngham, Ptttsburgh, Pa ; Mr and Mrs James Freeman and James Freeman III, Pittsburgh, Mr and Mrs Howard Norns and son, Terry, Mr. and Mrs Don Hupp, sons Davtd, Steve, Scott, Chrts, Brtan , Mrs Gladys Shields, Early Roush, Terry Knlghtmg Two four generatwns of the Smtth fanuly attended, Mrs Marttn Cunmngham, Mrs Rob ert Smtth , Mrs Carol Freeman, Mts Dorothy Johnson, Jenmfer Johnson and James Freeman !II Soc aI ~.~. 1~ Ca Iend ar§i. t Wtlson, Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush and son, Roger, Jeff '·< Miller, Sharon and Cmdy ~ Roush, MrsVtckt, ShtrleyMrs. AblesAlice and daughter, ¥ §! I. ~ ~~ WIN AT BRIDGE Rub~er SATURDAY DANCE and Smg-a-long fQr Legton members and guests Saturday at Drew Webster Post 39, Amencan Leg10n home begmmng at 9 p m MusiC by Armand MONDAY BOSWORTH COUNCIL 46, Royal and Select Masters, special meetmg, Monday 7.30 , p m, Pomeroy Ma~onic Temple, to confer royal and select master degree on one candtdate TUESDAY JUNIOR AMERICAN Legion Auxthary, 7 p m. Tuesday, Middleport hall Defense Different .7 NORTH (D) 24 ¥K2 t AKJ93 .AKJ84 EAST 6A82 .Q1064 ¥ A8653 ¥1014 +lOS • Q 72 .962 tlo1058 SOUTH .KJ853 ¥QJ9 • 864 ~ ~ • • • (heckmg for aces by use of NORTH (D) 23 an old Damsh form of Black· .AK73 wood, Hamlet contracted for ¥1 the dtamond slam • J 104 2 .AK6 2 It was a very wtse move There was no defense WEST EAST • J 10 agamst stx dtamonds smce 498642 ¥A 10863 I • 954 Hamlet was able to ruff hts • 985 • 73 deuce of hearts for ~is 12th trick ·• • , ' ""'J93 "'Qto5 SOUTH The game was team-of· 6Q5 four and at the other table ¥KQJ2 the !mal contract was stx not AKQ6 trump West opened the Jack .814 of spades and whtle declarer Both vulnerabl e tned desperately to de· West North East South velop a squeeze there was Pass t. no way to work tt out and he ttlo Pass Ull PIISS 2¥ had to go down one tnck Pass 4+ Pas:; 4NT. Hamlet's deciSion to re· Pass 5¥ Pass 6+ verse had not necessanly led Pass Pass Pass to the rtght contract, but had Openmp: lead- · J certainly made the rest of the btddmg easy By Oswald & James Jacoby (NEWSPAPU ENTERPRISE ASSN ) .. ' ' "To reverse, or not to reverse," thought Hamlet to htmself The Melancholy The btddtng has been Dane was too ethtcal a play· East er to sohloqutze out loud dur. West North ltlo Pass mg the btddmg 2• Pass Pass Then Hamlet dectded to re· Pass 3A Pass spond one dtamond rather You, South, hold than one heart He had af. 6Q84Z ¥K853 tA765tlo3 most enough for an tmmedt· What do you do now' ate JUmp response, but de· ctded that slow biddmg , A-Bid three no-trump. You would work best with his 17 areft't quite sure what your p11rtner IS trying to do but If htgh-card pomts he passes three no-trump yoa When the fatr Ophelia re- •hould be In the right eontraet. btd to one spade, Hamlet TODAY'll QUESTION was able to fmce wtth two Your partner conbnues to four hearts Ophelia jumped to d1amonds What do y6u do now~ four diamonds and after WEST ·~lllS:l!Si!'l!i .. l!iW!t!'11!i'~..~..tll..j:ol''~W:·· ~: "' ~. '· 1 .Q7 Both vulnerable West Pass North lt 3 tlo Pass Pass East Soulh Pass 16 Pass 3N.T. Pass Openmg lead- ¥ 5 South rebids to three no. trump South might have gtven a preference to three dmmonds but the last thing South wanted was to get past the three no-trump level South 1et the heart lead come around to his hand and promptly tried and lost the dtamond finesse East led back a heart to hts partner West took hiS ace and thought for awhtle It was obvtous to West that South shU held the high heart West could see that South was goUlg to be able to collect four d1amond tr1cks and tf South happened to hold the queen o clubs he would make the rest of the tricks In duplicate play, West m1ght well have taken hls ace of spades and held South to one overtrick, but this was rubber ' bndge West led a heart 1n the hope of beating three no-trump In case his partner held the club queen South won and cashed the By Oswald & James' Jacoby It doesn't require any great btddmg skill to get to three no-trump wtth the North-South cards The bid· dmg in the box shows the simple, straightforward way to get there With two live-card SUits, North opens with the higher rankmg one You don't go out of your way to reverse, to show strength A reverse btd shows strength and when wesc North Boat Soath you reverse wlth touchmg P. 1• 1¥ sutts hke diamonds and Pass 2t 3t club~ 11 lndtcates that the Pass 3• Pus 3N.T club suit Is longer Pasa 4+ Pasa Nortli' s hand Is strong You. South, hold enough for a forcing jump 1• QA h • KftH t A'" ... 3 bid fn his second suit and "' p: ' ' I.ovmg mates are too busy perfonmng works of love. They may feel a bit curious, but they are seldom tempted beyond a few mild fantaSies - E W. Dear Helen: Where do wtfatthfuls get therr energy• The last wonderful affarr I had before marriage lasted several years and waa with a :;o..year-old marned man. His executlve job allowed him great fieXlblllty of hours, and his 3"-year marriage took a minimum of energy. Remember, too, affarrs are frequently carried on at the offtce. Then there's the long lunch hour and of course tht~ happy hour after work. Have "Qlrious" checllsome of the bars at 4:45p.m.! ' P.S.Ihave a greater marriage than most as I learned how to cope with people and situations BEFORE marr1age. -Judy Local Bowling POMEROY LANES Early Thursday MIXec! November 9, 1'72 News Mrs . Faye Kirkhart Pis of Mr and Mrs 49 Alley Cats 44 Marton lnd , spent a few days Allin the Family 34 with her daughter and son-inLucky Sinkers 32 law, Mr and Mrs. Ralph Them and Us 31 Four Jokers 26 Trussell and children. On Team High Series - Alley Sunday, Mrs Trussell and Cats 2018 , Luck Sinkers 1974 chtldren accompamed her to Team High Game - Alley Somerset and spent the day Cats 684 Four Jokers 683 Men's High Series - Gene wtth Mr and Mrs Virgil Murray S07, Ray Roach SOl Spencer and family Men's High Game - Gene Mrs Clinton Pitzer 1s a Murray and George Korn 176, patten\ at Veterans Memorial Gene Murray 175 Women's High Series - Hospttal Diane Hawley 393 , Betty Mr and Mrs Donald Longstreth 385 Trussell and Dawn of Mt. Women's High Game D1ane Hawley 144, Donna Vernon spent Sunday w1th therr Hatfield 142 parents, Mr and Mrs. Stanley Trussell Mr. and Mrs. Alan Carson SATURDAY BANTAM and daughter of Columbus November II Pis were guests oi hiS parents, Mr Ball Bombers 17 and Mrs Herman Carson Red Barons 12 recently All Stars It Cecil Qumn of Athens, Cyclones 9 Pin Busters 9 Clayton Shartelger of Chester Banana Splits 8 and Sammie Ratrdon oi Long High lnd Game - Mike Wayland Itt. Kevin Yeauger Bottom were callmg on Stanley Trussell recently. Also vls1ling 105 Hogh Serle> - Mike Wayland h1m the past week were Mr. 21! , Kevin Yeauger 207. Team High Game and Series and Mrs. Curtis Wolfe and Nara Hartman of Chester, Mr. - Cyclones 70'1 and 1374 and Mrs Hennan Carson and Mr. and Mrs. Albert HiD, SATURDAY SENIOR Pb Racme, and Mr. and Mrs. Gutter Dusters 23 Ronnie Cowdery. Pin Crushers 191f:t Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Pitzer Pin Busters 151h Born Losers ISih of Beckley, W.Va , are spenDing A Lings 141f:t dmg some time w1th thetr son, Herb\es It High Ind. Game - Melanie Clinton, and children, while Mrs Pitzer Is confmed to the Burt 197, Mike Braun 190 High Series - Melanie Burt hospital. 452 , Mike Braun 4«> Mrs. Mary Holter and Mrs. Team High Game and Series Thelma White attended a D oi - Pin Crushers 838 and 2307 A meetmg at Belpre on SATURDAY JUNIOR Thursday evening. November II Mr.lind Mrs Roger Kirkhart Pis Ball Busters 22 and children of Tuppers Plains tmpacb 20 spent Saturday evening wtth Dreamers 16•12 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Trussell Rams 14 Apaches 131f:t and family Atley Cots 13 High lnd Game - Cindy 888 and 2562 Hllldy 19! , Steve Schneider 179 Wodnndly E1rly Bird High Series- Steve Bachner NovomberlS ~~, Greg Smith 416 Lost Team High Game- APKhes Dorothy's Plnettes Won 74 22 A H Rawlings 56 40 What do you do now? King Builders' Supply 54 42 J\-Yoar par111or'olhree-opoclo Bertha's Gro.cory so ~ taU ..ldently a C1Nl Wd. Royal Crown 30 66 Your Olll7 problem Ia to detlde Evelyn's Grocery 24 72 between a ob·dlamond ... a High lnct Game - Ann ftve-dlamoad tall We ou,tall)o Thomas tB• and Flossie prefer olx dlamonda but ....,.ld Maxson 175 High Series - Flossle not critld~t five. Maxson 415 and Jan Jenkins TODAY'S QUISTION 469 • What 11 your openlnl bid Tt11m High Game and Series Wlth t - King Builders' Supply 125 6J\K85 ¥AKU U2 .ltQI aild 2276 Pro Standings Television Log NFL Slandtngs By Untied l'ress International [ Nahonal Conference FRIDAY, NOVEMBER24, 1972 , 6 00 - News 3, 4, 8, 10, 15. Truth or Conseq 6. Sesame !. r 20 , Around the Bend 33 6 30 - News6, 13. I Dream of Jeonnte 13, Haltrayoga 33 7 00 - Truth or Conseq 3, Beat the Clock 4, What's My Ltne 8, W1ld Kongdom 13, News, Weather. Sports 6, 10, Saint 15, Folk Gutlar 33, Elec Co 20 7 30 - To Tell The Truth 61 Parent Game 10, Parler Waggoner 3, Yovng Dr Ktldare 4 , Beat the Clock 13, It's Your Bet 8, Hodgepodge Lodge 20 8 00 - Sanford &Son 3, 4, 15, Brady Bunch 6, 13. Sonny & Cher 8, 10 Week m Washington Review 20, 33 B 30 - L1tlle People 3, 4, IS , Partndge Fam1\y 6, 13, Just Generatton 33 , Wall Sl Week 20 9 00 - Ghost Story 3, 4, 15, Room 22 6, 13, Masterpoece Thea Ire 33 , World Press 20. Movie "The In credible Mr L1mpel" B Movie " Up 1n East w I t. pet pi pa Washngln 9 I 0 900 251 137 Dallas 8 3 0 727 255 187 NYGtanls 6 4 0 600 223 198 St LOUIS 2 7 1 250 129 208 Phtla 2 7 I 250 93 222 Central wltpctpfpa Green Bay 7 3 0 700 202 171 Detror t 7 4 o. 636 277 219 Mmnesota 6 4 0 600 244 176 Ch >eago 3 6 I 350 170 199 West W I I PC! pi pa San Fran 6 4 1 591 21 7 206 Los Ang 5 4 1 sso 218 193 Atlanta S 5 o soo 212 207 NewOrlns 1 8 1 150 149 280 Arms" 10 9 30 - Odd Couple 6, t3 10 00 - Banyan 3. 4, 15, Love Amen can Style :au i.J~euclums 33 11 00 - News, Weather, Sports6, 8 10,1 3 6, 13 News 20 11 30 - Johnny Carson J, 15 , In Concert 6, Mov1e " The Man 1 00 - Movle"Zoniar TheThmgFromVenus" lO Alfred Social Note.~ The Carl reumon was held Nov 5 at Bedford Commumty Center Those attendmg Bob and Sheila Eastman and sons, Brent and Kevm from Coal Grove, 0 ., Bill and Carla Lohrer and daughter Shan and son Mtke from Kettenng, 0, Terry and Coleen Ohlinger and sons, Jay and Jon from Phtio, 0 , Btll11nd Isabelle Cool and daughters Rosemary antl Sharon from P1keton, 0., Mrs. Ronme Mathmy and son Home~ from Ptketon, ~rs . Robert Cool and son Billy and daughters, Brenda and Carne from Ptketon, Mrs. Faye Pratt, Charles and Bermce Rtffle, Charles P and Ruth Ann Rtffle and daughters Cheryl and Cmdy, Mtddleport; Ronald and Unda Rtffle and son Matthew, and daughter Tma Also Mr and Mrs Roy Bnckles, Mrs Jona Brtckles and sons Steve and Bruce and daughter Demse, Charles and Rheba Hysell and sons Jeremy and Ryan, Sue Woods, Bud and Hazel Wtison, Mr and Mrs Olen Harmon , Dale and Marlene Hamson and son Scott and daughter Jodt, Mr and Mrs Ralph Carl and son Rodney, Mona, Bnan, Btll and Phtl Kmg, Vtrgji and Judy Carl and,so9s ;Brett, ij.andy, Danny and daughter Melodi, Dwight and Sandy Carl and sons Ivan and Johnny and daughters Paula and Shem from Albany, Oh10 The Carleton Sunday School had an attendance of 72, offertng $209 12. Followtng Sunday School the superintendent, Ralph Carl, presented pins for perfect attendance to Randall Carl, 6 years; Brett Carl, 5 years, Denise Hendrtck, 3 years and Audra Houdersholt, two years Mrs John Walter accompamed her mother, Mr and Mrs Walter Ferrell of Pataskala to PariS Island, South Carolma, for several days to vtstt her stster, Mr and Mrs. Edward Weekly and new baby daughter, Melissa Mrs Neva Kmg VISited the past week w1th her brother, George Genhetmer and famtly m Pennsylvama. Mr. and Mrs. Olen Hamson had as recent visttors Mr. and Mrs. Phtlip Hamson and son Rodney of Columbus. Recent VISitors of Mr and Mrs. John Dean were Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Marktns, Racme; Mr. and Mrs Walker Ferrell of Pataskala; Mr. and Mrs Paul Payner of Carpenter, Mr and Mrs. Clair Waggoner of Harrtsonvtlle, Mr. and Mrs Garold G11key, Tammy, Cmdy and Rtck of Athens and Charles and SuSie Kmg, local Mrs Frances Mtller of Belpre VISited at her farm home one day recently. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie King and family have moved from thetr trailer home here to their new home at Harrisonville, the former Delmar Rhodes property. Mrs. Colloe Salser had a toy party. Several from the comrnumty attended. Mrs Elizabeth Murray was in Cedarville, 0 , Tuesday on business ' Alvm Smtih, who has completed his baste traming at Parts Island, S. C., spent a short leave here With his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Smith. Mrs. Karen Murray and children spent a day recenUy with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Cectl Sheela at SandYJ'IIle, W. Va Mr and Mrs. Joe Hall are ,nnOWtclng the arrival of a son, Timothy. Grandparenta are Mr .and Mrs. Carl HaD and Mr. and Mn. Homer Goodwin. The Halls have another 1011, Joe. Sunday School attendance on Nov 19 was 37 The offermg was $17 07 Mr and Mrs Uoyd Dillinger of Alfred Church attended the Churchman's Dmner for the Athens Dtstrtct held at Logan Armory at Logan on Tuesday evemng, Nev 14 The WSCS held tts regular meeting on Tuesday evemng, Nov 14 (a week early) at the home of Thelma Henderson, wtlh an attendance of 13 members and three vlstlors (Ruth Brooks, Lmda Williams and Mtldred Murphy) The meeting, m charge of ~une Stearns, vtce president, was opened w1th prayer by Eleanor Boyles, followed by the hymn " Count Your Biessmgs" by all A total of 55 stck and shutm calls were reported for the past month The soctety IS remembenng four servtcemen and etght shut-ms for ChriStmas The Goal Sheet for 1972 was ftlied out. A report was gtven on the Dtstrtct Workshop meetmg held tn Athens U M. Church on the evemng of Oct. 25. Key '73 Evangelism was dtscussed Vamlla and greeting cards and geiatm wtli be for sale by the soctety Sale of napkms was dtscussed but tabled unttl more mformallon IS secured. The two programs, Cali to Prayer and~U-O!!maJII\ ,e~r\Y, " 3anuary and World Day, .!lti Prayer 'on ' March 2 were dtscussed and matenal to be ordered. ,WSCS meetings begm at 7 30 p. m begmmng wtlh January 1973. The Dec 19 meetmg wtll be a Chnstmas party at the church for WSCS members, families and fnends The next regular meeting wtli be held at the home of Merle Grtfftth, Jan 16, wtth Nma Robinson as program leader A ThanksgiVIng program was gtven wtlh the foliowmg takmg part. Nellie Parker, Helen Woode, Eleanor Boyles, Clara Follrod , Oste Mae Follrod, Nma Robinson, Kate Honacher, Thelma Henderson, Emma Finch, June Stearns and Florence Spencer Deltcwus refreshments m keepmg wtth the &eason were served wtth a cake, baked and decorated for Thanksg1vmg by Dorothy Calaway The Chrtstmas program at the church here wtll be Sunday evemng, Dec 17. Linda Wtlliams and Dorothy Calaway are program leaders Nma Robmson, Clara Follrod and Mr and Mrs. Charles D Woode VISited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Swartz and Mrs Carleton at Lottrldge, and Mr and Mrs Harry Swartz and sons of Flora Sunday afternoon Gerald Guthrte also called at the Swartz home Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Lee Henderson are at the Clarence Henderson home at the present tune. t New England at Baltrmore 421 21 1 31 '} 7133505 West wlpctgb 13 7 650 - lnd oana Denver 11 San Ooego Utah Dallas 8 579 J1 ' 13 10 565 I' ' t2 I I 522 2' ' 5 12 294 612 Thursday' s Results V1 r gm1a 116 Car olin a 106 • (On ly game scheduled I Fnda'y''s Games Mem ph 1s vs Caroli na at Gr eens boro Kent uc ky at lnd tana New York at Utah Sa n Ot ego at Den ver !Onl ygames scheduled) The Almanac By United Press International Today is Frtday, Nov 24, the 329th day Of 1972 With 37 to follow. The moon ts between tis full stage and last quarter. The mornmg stars are Venus, Saturn and Mars. The evemng stars are Mercury and Juptter. Those born on this day are under the sign of Sagittarius. President Zachary Taylor was born Nov. 24,' 1'184. On this day in history: In 1869, women from 21 states m~t in Cleveland to draw up plans for the organlzaUon II. the American Women Suffrage Association. In 1844, Superfortreaa of tbe American Air Force IGCik olf frllm 8lipln lrr lbe flnt Wcl'ld East Phtla at NY Giants (Only games scheduled) Monday's G~mes St Lou>S at Mlamt, ntght (Only game scheduled) w I t pts gf ga No va Scotta 11 4 5 27 81 55 Boston 11 8 2 24 73 69 Rochester 10 6 3 23 74 68 Provtdence 9 4 4 22 78 59 5 12 2 12 73 94 Spn ngh eld New Haven 316 2 8 61 104 N BA Standtngs West By Untied Press lnternattonal wltplsglga Eastern Conference CtnCtnnatt 13 7 I 27 86 71 Atlantrc Otvrsron 11 7 3 25 84 73 w I pet. g b V>rg> nta Hershey 8 6 3 19 66 55 16 2 889 Boston Cleveland 7 9 S 19 81 76 New York 17 3 850 8 10 1 17 67 73 Buffalo 3 16 158 13112 Rtchmond 1twftSmore 4 11 3 11 54 81 Phlladelphoa I 19 OSO 16 Thursday's Central Orvrsron Atlanta Balt1more Houston wtpetgb 10 10 SOO 10 10 500 8 11 421 1'12 Cleveland 31 2 7 14 333 Western Conference Midwest DIVISIOn wl. pctgb Chteago 12 5 706 Milwaukee KC Om aha Detro•t Pactftc 12 12 667 1h 8 600 389 1'12 51h 6 7 11 Results Boston 6 V>rglnta 2 (Only game scheduled) Fnday's Games Nova Scof1a at Balttrnore Hershey at Cleveland Roc hester at Rtchmond (Only games sched uled) WHA Standtngs By Untted Press Internal tonal East w I t pts gf ga 13 S 1 2776 49 Sooners jolt 'Huskers By United Press International Oklahoma would be the ftrst to Hgl'ee tn lhe adage lm nabool 1s pt") " and Ohto State hopes to second the nwtwn on the fmal weekend of 1he college football season The Sooners,' ~1 losers to Nebraska last ThanksgiVIng Day m a game that probably cost them not only the Btg Etght title but also a posstble natwnal championship, watted a year for revenge and how sweet tt was as Oklahoma rallied from a 14.0 def1c1t to beat the ftfth-ranked Corn· husket s, 17·14, Thursday While the trmmph tsn't hkely to gtve fourth-rank ed Oklahoma the naftonal Litle thts season, the wm dtd make the'Sugar Bowl-bound Sooners . heavy favontes to capture thetr ftrst Btg Etght crown smce 1968 Oklahoma needs only a wm over Oklahoma State on Dec 2 for the league champtonshtp Ohto State gets 1t' rh"n"' to f"" partta iiy erase the memones of a bttter endmg to the 1971 campatgn Saturday when the etghth.ranked and once-beaten Buckeyes entertalll unbeaten and thtrd:ranked Mtchtgan for the Btg Ten ttUe A tnp to the Rose Bowf and the league champtonshtp also were up for grabs one year ago at Ann Attbor, Mtch , when the two teams met wtth the Wolvermes commg away With a hotly disputed 1"-7 verdtct. Texas prepped for .ts Oltton Bowl meetmg agamst secondranked Alabama wtth an easy Thanksgtvmg Ntght 3/1.3 dectswn over Texas A&M whtle m other hohday action, Utah State beat Weber State, 20-16, Quanttco shut out Xavter, 34-0, C W Post walloped Hofstra, 54-6, Central Washmgton downed Portland State, 32-17, and Texas Southern beat Pratrte Vtew A&M, 13.() "The way we came back wtth pnde and character was Athens, Logan Pennsylvama for a fourth stratght IVY crown while the Anzona-ArtzQna State and l.outsvtlle-Drake ~ontests wtll dectde the Western Athlellc and Mtssourt Valley races, respectively Seventh-ranked Penn Slate, headed for a Sugar Bowl confrontation wtth Oklahoma , closes out tts regular season aga mst Ptttsburgh and mnth· ranked I.owstana State, slated for the Astro-Biuehonnet Bowl oppostte Tennessee, meets Flortda whtle the Volunteers take on Kentucky Oklahoma Coach Chuck Fatrbanks. ''ThiS IS one of lhe greatest v1ctortes ever for the Uruverstty of Oklahoma " Unitt mtdway through the thtrd quarter, 1t hardly appeared the Sooners were lhe better team as they fumbled twtce on punt returns to set up both Nebraska touchdowns lromcally, 1t was a Husker fumble that led to Oklahoma's wmmng fteld goal, a 41-yard boot by R1ch Fulcher mtdway through the [mat quarter The sixth-ranked Longhorns flmshed the regular campatgn wtlh a 9-1 record followmg thetr wm over Texas A&M Quarterback Alan Lowry, a converted defenst ve back, contmued to tmpress by runrung for two touchdowns and passmg for another agamst the outmanned Aggtes ' In addition to the Btg Ten, other conference t1tles to be decided Saturday mclude the Ivy League, Western Athlettc and Mtssourt Valley Dartmouth needs a wm over the 2-HOUR CLEANING (Upon Request) ROBINSON'S CLEANERS 210 E 2nd Pomeroy FOR BIG DISCOUNT SAVINGS! 700 W. Main • Pomeroy 9 to 9 Daily-Sunday 1·9 Phone 992 5428 win; JHS loses Athens ralhed from a 11· pom l deflctt mtdway m the thud pe11od to defeat Nelsonvtlle·York 58-44 10 a Thank sg tvm g Eve ttlt at Alhe ns Wednesda) in other non-league games opemng the 1972·73 thgh school cage season Wedn esday, Loga n bombed Htlhard , 7&-54, and Chtlhco the downed Jackson, 81-39 Box scores ATHENS (58) - Mace, II 2 24 Me lnturl. 0 2 2 Essex 3 0 6 Chon ko 3 0 6 Inbody, 3 0 6 Ha ndley . 2 0 4, Locke, 5 0 10 TOTALS 27·4 58 NELSONVILLE YORK (44) - Pnlchard 3 3 9 Mathers, 3 0 6 Koker, 0 I I Wnghl 6 S 17 Ptlls 3 3 9, Dav1s, 0 2 2 TOTALS IS 14 14 By Quarlers Athens Nels York 10 24 44 58 Fannong 0 1 I R>dg e I 0 2 TOTALS t3 13 39 CHILLICOTHE (811 Bever ly 3 0 6 Ra y 2 2 6, Ga l l ss 4 o 8 Blevm s 5 1 11 3 28 Russe ll I 0 4 Foster 2 0 4 Holmes I 0 2 Blake, 4 0 8 Barlow 0 I I MaHaffey, 0 1 I Bay less tO2 22 Ga use TOTALS 36981 By Quarters Jack son Cho llocothe Reserves - 152536 39 26 45 61 81 Ch 1l l• cothe 56 Jackson 32 HILLIARD (54) - Rapp. 50 10 Gr andon 6 0 12 Kr am er 2 I 5, Ransel 3 3 9 Thompson, 4 2 10 Parks I 0 2 Burk itt 2 2 6 TOTALS 23 B 54 LOGAN (78) - Campbell I 2 4 P1erce 9 4 22 Nom s 10 3 33 Wholcratt, I 0 2 Wro ghl I 3 5 Kem per 3 0 6 , Cu lbert son , I I 3 McGrad y 2 4 8 Krebs 0 2 2 Young, 0 I I Harwell, I 0 2 TOTALS 29 20 78 7'14'' CIRCULAR . ji':..,ROW"~s ~ STEAK HOUSE • Cowboys in DUSTLESS • SANDER ASSORTMENT ~~~SAW INClUD ES • 7<4 12 •no. 1999 FINISHING od1us1 r11en1s l akes 7 l/4 and r1cl udes fini shing &o nd er dust l ~n so11d1ng altochmt:n t and 10 asso rted niH II V9 SileC IS DRILL BIT /2 blodP.S 7 I 4 SAND~E:::R~ri7"":J a blade locluded l 'f{!!J SHARPENER ' 7180 2 SPEED JIGSAW cu dJon KIT~~ •nta \999 C/~ t.H . t7 o42CI R e~lo t r p~:ns ur d h gh Sl llC I tw $1 hits fiji!~===~~ e2499 ~ ,., ' 1 ~ t T •I I I, , ' J ·,' ../ ' ~ ; " ·~ •· • Town and Country 775x14 or Smaller C/H Flus h sands on 3 tldu One hand control Flnlshel wood cH metal plas ti c 3/ BINCH 1999 Mok~ts $1rolght cvrved and 5croll (u h In ""ood metal plo1 1u lrKivdes I blade DRILL KIT 1999 e ·71 111 Int rudes c do I gurde r p fence and bla de asso rtment In case e Genera l purpose too l delive rs fvll torquo d ill ru~ o<llon Drills 3/4 In ~ordwood 3/8 lrlSIQe l 25 ploco drrll kit In cus tom ploslic COJB PLIER SET I MULTI-PURPOSE 6 PIECE JIG SAW TOOL SE BLADE SET (MWO RIG 249 u '7100 I ............ ,&1111~ SANDWICH WHAT A GREAT IDEA! warp r esl~lon l C/H wor k table DElUXE DUAl. ACTION ' 7301 nnn deep trouble • Lo r~ e Sow hal 10 blade tha t cuts ful l 3 deap Manua l broke for C/H By Quarters 14 33 40 44 Logan 16 35 58 78 w I pet g.b Cl eveland I Reserve Score - Ath ens 49, Hll l tard 1226 4054 New England 11 6 1 23 73 59 Nels York 40 Los Angeles 16 3 842 Lo g an 54 Re s erv es 10 7 1 21 64 58 Golden Stale tJ 6 684 3 Quebec HI! loard 35 10 10 0 20 86 70 PhoeniX 9 10 474 7 New York JACKSON (39) - Wh 1fe, 4 0 Ottawa 8 9 1 17 69 79 8 Morrow, 0 3 3 Marlin 2 2 6 Seattle 7 16 304 11 Philadelphia 4 14 o 8 5t 86 DeSiephen, o 3 3 Conroy 3 4 Portland 4 14 222 ll l/2 West Thursday's Results 10 JenkinS 2 0 4 Chtnn , I 0 2 w t t ptsglga Atlanta 10 Seatl)e 97 Winnipeg ' ' 13 10 I' 127 S6 7~ " Pfloe't\lx 128 Dei otl122 ••~ ' t I ' Alberta II 9 I 23 69 68 (Only games scheduled I • Mtnnesota to 7 I 21 58 57 Frtday's Games College Football Results 9 12 I 196780 Los Angeles New York at Boston By Untted Press International Hou ston 8 10 I t7 59 67 Golden St al Chicago Cent Wa sh 32 Prtlnd St 17 ChiCago 4 12 I 9 44 54 Buffalovs Phtladelpb1a C W Post 54 Hofstra 6 Thursday's Results at Hershey Jcksn St 28 Alcrn A&M 14 ChiCago 8 Ottawa 1 KC Omaha at Milwaukee Lo ncoln U 40 Mo Rolla 0 Mmnes ota 4 Los Ang 3 Delroot at Los Angeles Oklahoma 17 Nebraska 14 Houston 6 Wtnn t 5, at (Only games scheduled) Quanftco 34 Xavter 0 (Only games scheduiedl Tenn St 43 Ala St 0 ABA Standtngs Frtday's Games Texas 38 Texas A&M 3 By Untted Press tnternattonal Alberta at New Englanr Home of Tex. Sou l3 Pran e Vew A&M East Mtnn al Pholadelphta 0 w I pet g b. Los Angeles at Cleveland Utah St 20 Weber St 16 Caroltna 13 9 591 Quebec at Wlnnopeg the Fabulous Wool Bowl Vtrglnta 12 12 500 2 !Only games scheduled) At Roswell, N M Blinn JC (Tex I 38 Mesabt St JC (Mtnn I 21 FORMER COACH DIES LA GRANDE, Ore (UPI)Bob Qumn, coach and athletic director at Eastern Oregon Olllege from tis opening Ill 1929 until his retrrement m 1967, died Thursday He was 74 Qumn coached the school's football, basketball and BY JO~ CARNICEW Spurner passed etght yards to baseball teams UPI Sports Writer Ted Kwalick for another for the San Francisco, Detroit and Forty Nlners while Walt more, Houston at San Diego) Dallas remained in the GarriSOn's seven-yard run in Buffalo at Cleveland, Los Order By Phone Angeles at New Orleans, National Football League title the first pertod proVIded the And Toke Em Homo Denver at Atlanta , p1cture Thursday but un- only Dallas touchdown. 992-5432 fortunately for the world "San Francisco was just Ph1ladelphta at the New York G1ants and Ctncinnatt at Champion Cowboys, It may be superb in the third pertod," the second feature for them S8ld Dallas Coach Tom Lan- Chtcago Mtamt entertalllS St San Franctsco, wtth dry. "When they took the LouiS Monay rught linebacker Sdp Vanderbundt kickoff and drove tt down there scoring two touchdowns, for a score, that sa1d what the sidetracked Dallas' playoff game waa all about. We d1d tt hopes With a 31-10 victory over in the Super Bowl agamst the Cowboys. The victory M1arnt." pushed the Forty Niners mto Forty . Nmer Coach D1ck first place Ill the National Nolan, a former Cowboy Conference West but threw asststant, felt the victory Dallas, which entered only a helped his team gam some sellgame behind Washington in the confidence. NFC Ea.st, into the bulging "They have beaten us before "wild card" pool for best m two conference Champtonsecond-place club. ships," Nolan sa1d "This Dallas now is a game and a shows we can beat them when half behind Washington with we both have the same perthree rernalnmg, one of them sonnel as before." against the Redsklns. Detroit el'!lllted for 17 pomts Washington has four games in the fmal quarter to bury the left and would have to lose at Jets. Joe Namath passed 33 least two and Dallas win Its yards to RiCh Caster late in the three for the Cowboys to take third penod to tie the game at the NFC Eastern title. 2().20 but it was all Uons after Detroit moved to within a that. Errol Mann ktclted a 37half'iarne of first-place Green yard field goal for a 24-2llead, Bay in the NFC Central With Its Landry bulled six yards for his 37-20 Thanksgiving Day romp second TD and Allie Taylor over tbe New York Jets. Greg burst 37 yards for the final Landry ran for two TDI and score after Charlie ·Weaver threw 34 yards to Larry Walton Intercepted a Namath pass late for anotber to IPBrk the vic- in the game. tory, which virtually ended the ''We llave three games left Jets' wild card hopes in the and we have to win them all", AFC East. said Jeta' Coach Weeb Ewbank Plus Tax and,Casmg v•riJUndt fiC()l'ed Ids first ln I ring Ids club'S wlJd TDintbeaecmdperiodona 73- card chances. "It's as Sllllple yard run with a fumble ' as that." The Jets now are 11-6 reco~ to Ue tile game at 7-7 Ill the AFC East, already IUid then ac:ored on a 21-yard clinched by Miami last week, pus Interception return in the On Sunday, Green Bay Ia at flll81 minutes to cap a 17-POinl Wuhlngton, Millnesola at PitMIDDLEPORTI 0. •.-lllld bllf. Jten WUlll'd r111 a taburgb, Kalllu City at Oak· Jlrd for - TD ud Steve land, New England at BalUD1v1S10n s ensation al ,' ' enthu se d I < I' W• D l'litla 011 Tl*yo. 474 East NHL Standtngs wltpetplpa By Umted Press lnternattonal )( Mramr 10 0 0 I 000 278 127 East NY Jets 6 s 0 545 323 357 w I t pts gf ga Ballrmore 3 7 0 300 159 205 Mon treal 14 2 5 33 89 46 Buffalo 3 7 0 300 195 277 N Y Rangers 14 6 I 29 85 56 New Eng 2 8 0 200 133 323 Boston I I 7 2 24 90 72 Central Buffalo 8 6 7 23 60 60 w I t pel. pi pa Detrool 9 7 2 20 63 56 Plltsbrgh 7 3 0 700 257 160 Van couver 7 12 2 16 68 83 Cleveland 7 3 0 700 188 175 Tor onto 6 10 3 15 53 60 Cmcmnalr 5 s 0 500 188 172 N Y Islanders 3 14 I 7 41 88 Hou ston I 9 0 000114256 West West w I I pts gf ga w. I t pel. pf pa Mmnesota 10 7 3 23 60 52 Oakland 6 3 I 650 266 189 Poltsburgh 11 9 I 23 83 65 Kan Ctty 5 5 0 500 219 183 Los Angeles 10 10 3 23 82 79 San D1ego 3 6 1 350 196 241 Chtcago 10 8 2 22 69 61 Denver 3 7 0 300 201 269 Phlladelphoa 10 9 2 22 72 72 x Clinched drvrsron title Atlanta 9 10 3 21 48 65 Thursday's Games St Lou» 4 9 S 13 43 61 Detroit 37 NY Jets 20 CaiJforn1a 3 13 4 10 Sl 81 San Fran 31 Dallas 10 Thursday ' s Results I Only games scheduled I Bos ton 4 Calttorn la 2 Sunday's Games Buffal o 5 N Y Rangers 3 Buflalo at Cleveland IOnly games sched uled) C.ncmnat r at Ch rcago Fnday's Games Denver at Allanta Boston at Allanla Green Bay at Washtngton Montreal a t Vancouver Houston at San Otego !Only games scheduled) Kan C>ty al Oakland Los Ang at New Orleans AHL Slandtngs M1nnesota al Pttlsburgh By Umted Press lnternat1onal 1 30 - News 13 200 - News4 News, Notes 9 10 8 11 Amerrcan Conference 1n Istanbul" 8. 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Mtddleport-Pomeroy. 0., No¥ 24, 1972 · PRESIDENTS OF MANIFEST DESTINY Seventh Pres1dent Andrew Jackson (F1rst Admm1straflon March 4 1829 March 3, 1833) "'/ ilk< to _tflltC< dangu · In the.: pllll l' '1o n 11! \rnu!l.\11 Pll salull s, 1111 sh.u pet pohtlt .tl 01 C\tlllu .tl tOll II tsl c.111 ht found rlun 11 hen llt1schooktl .tnd pldll.lll \milt \1 j.1dson sutc'ceded sdtol.ll h .tnd .11 tstm r.tttc John Q11111L) \tf,IIIIS I ht tnUlllll.tl J.tckson h.td rctllled mole popul.1r .tnd cb:tor.tl 1otc s th.tn \d 1111s Iotti yc.trs hd'ote , hut h.1d lost 111 the llousc ol l(tprcscnr.ltl\ l'S '·"I j.1dson 11.1s .111 llctnt 111 t ht 11ext eknton "htLh "·" clogged "nit ptthttc tl 1nd pnson1l scurnltt) One d.tuh nt tillS mud , dc.tlmg lltth .1 kg.1l trrcgul.u tv 111 theu m.tnt,tge nc .uly -+O ye.trs c.trhcr , lwl .1 dn .lst .umg dlcct o n J.tckson .tnd hts "tfc, H.tchd, 1\ho 11.1s mercomt 111th sh.unc .tnd dtld shortl.1 hthnt hu hush.md \ lll.lugut.ltlon ~...:.... =-"'«.:':':to-;~~·· . "·· .-&..:X:~~Sd~d~---'llj'?tlll'll~-! by Patterson and Patrick I H.tdtd I)< ond son J.Kkmn 11 .ts the grc~t lm e, the gtntltn[! 1ntlucnll , the "stgmfic.trlt other" person 111 \ndllll •j~e kson's ltle, .md hu death sent htm Ito the I\ hm llousc· .1 btttcr .111d broken mao I he shock of her dc.nh senously undcrnuncd Ins h t.~ lth-he lwl long l>em pl.tgued by tubcru dnst s .u1d hulkts from old duclmg lloumls - 11 h1Li1 11 .ts 11 orsc ncd by 11 h.u h.ts heen c.lllrd I .tton 111.1l.m .t " I Ius .m.tck , . pnm.ml y psyehll , 11 1s tltc tts uh of J.ldson's feud 111th 1\ ashmgton Sill IL l \ lu du s o1n thetr rdus,tl to .tlupt .ts .1 soct.tl "1 "11 l'cggl 0':\t.~k I· .non, 11 tk of J.llbon's It ll l1d 111d S e ~nt.ll ~ ot 1\ ,11 John I ,tton, .md ,, ch llmtng 11 om.111 of some11 h,lt smudgul repute \ddmg to the l'rcstdmt's 11 ocs " ·" the unruly md dunmdmg honk of office stekcrs 11 htch dcsc mdcd upon tht· \I htte llo11sc tn response to the ).llk >~ HII.IIl c.11np.11gn slog.m, " I o tlw 1tctors ltclo11g the spoils " I he t11rn01 er 111 tcdcr.tllohs 1\ ,IS g'll .llll 111 the hrst ILII 11ecks ot J.tckson's \dmmtsII .IIJon Ih.lll I 11 tftt pr«uftng SIX f'rcstden~ICS .th ogethcr So l.11 1>h 11 .ts j .llkson s usc of tcder.tl p.ttron.tge th.u Sen D.mlll I\ cltster qucstwncd the lcgaht)' of some ol the l'reSilk 11t's d tsmtss.tls, 1\ 11<l 11 c find hun 11 tltlllg "\\ere It not lor the outdoor popul.tr11 1 of tht l'llsttkl1t , 11 e 11 ould h.11 e neg.1m cd more i11111 l1.1ll of hts nomm.lttons " j.1ckson 11 ,ts k.11 cntng hts p.trttsanshtp 11 tth pr.tctlc.thty, lor ot more tlun HlO nomtnccs sultmmcd to the Scn.tte only st x t.ulul to ftc confirmed · J.llkson 11 .ts mnlronted by hts llli>S t set tolls pohtlc.!l trtsts 111 I H'2 11 l1en the South C.trohn,t Ltgtsl.tture dccl .tred the recentl y m .tctcd tcdcr.tl t.lrtll ,tcl s null .tnd 1otd j .1ckson kne11 these spect.tl pm tkge .tcts 1.11 ored the nell m.mul.letunng md11strics ol :\c11 I ngl.tnd, hm thts open deti.lnce hy \ lle Prestdcnt John C C.tlho11n's hon~c st.m .u1gcrcd hun Constttullon.tlly hclhgercnt .tnd d.mng- "1 hke 10 gr.tze d.mger ," he once s.ud-J .tckson dtspatchcd .1 11.11 .11 Ioree to Ch.1rleston ll.trhor .md ordered tetlcr.tl trmps rc.tdtcd to m.trch on South C.trohn~ lie tssued .1 Pmd .mutmn on 'ulhfic.ttton 11 htch .1ppe.1lcd to the p.nnottsm of the South Carohnt.tns , hut .tlso 11.1rncd, hluntly .md prophctll.tlly , "dtsumon hy .trmed Ioree ts tre.tson " Jackson's .till .tys l11gh popul.tnt) re.llhcd tts crest 11 hen the Southern nulhficrs nullified thctr Co~,'' ' f1Uihfit,JtiOJ1 tt l! Ill~ US • •B~ ~ i Helen Bottel ~ Women In "Men's Clotblng" Dear Helen · At 15, I stopped lettlllg my mother help me shop for clothes. No sell-respecting teenage boy would aUow hiS female parent near the men's deparbnent when he looks for ''new threads " So why IS 11, Helen, that when an independent boy matures IIlio a marned man, he turns meek? How many men would dare buy a sutt wtthout their wtves tagglllg along and giving orders• Today my wtfe S8ld, "Let's go shoppmg for your shoes this weekend." Even shoes, she doesn't trust me to buy alone'! have pretty good taste, having been a baChelor four years after leavmg home. But no · she feels it her sacred duty to "save me from mistakes." ' Yet if I IIISIS!ed on Choosmg HER clothes, World War Ill nmght erupt Ill our bedroom. How do you keep wtves out of "Men's Clothlllg," Mrs B. • WOULD RATHER BUY IT MYSELF Dear WRBIM : Your wtfe nmght counter with the question "How do you get pusbands INTO 'Men's Clothing' wtless you take thetr hands and lead them'" In average families, women are the shoppers, men the sufferers who put off clotheS-buying wtW they're practically threadbare and then take II>• !rrst items of(ered to get the agony over fast (Well, anyway, that's what we women like to beUeve ) H you aren't this type of man, rise up and say so! After all, you successfully banished your mother from the boys' department: Have you Meekened so much smce then • -H Mrs B Someone recently crtticized the sexual perverSions and promiscuity rampant in this corrupt and carnal society called "Amertca," and you so "cleverly" S8ld, "What's that about casting the ftrst stone?" ' I know that your primary qualifications for the pr1v1lege you enjoy as a press "sage," ts a fantastic effrontery and an inflated ego, but why brmg Christ IIlio 11? Don't weasel out of your stup1d (so-called "non-condemning" but reaDy tgnorant, headed-forhell-fire-liberalist) opinions by quoting the Bible! H you were any kind of "helper" you'd tell tbe world bow bad 11s people are!- ws Dear W. What's that about "love one another"?-H Dear Helen . Here's an answer to "Curious" who wondered how spouses find time or energy for affarrs. Maybe they aren 'I hiS type oi family person. The men and women who find tune to chase certamly aren't walking their dogs, playmg with children, mowmg the lawns or repairing the house - aU those things u•OHH ' '"'U "Curious" mentions. WIN AT BRIDGE Anniversary noted A stlver compote wtth matchmg candlesticks was presented to Mrs Don Mullen m observance of her stlver weddmg anmversary by the Sew·Rtte-&!wmg Club at a meetmg Wednesday ntght Makmg the presentation from the club was Mrs George Holl'inan Others receiVIng anmversary gtlts from thetr secret pals were Mrs Edward Wells and Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken Mrs James Neutzltng, Mrs. Wtllard Boyer and Mrs Don McKmght recetved btrthday gifts from therr secret pals Members were remmded to take potato chtp cans to the next meeting whtch wtll be held 'To Reverse, or Not to at the home of Mrs Mullen The cans wtll be decorated and used for cooktes and candtes fur a Chrtstmas project. Plans were made for the an nual Chrtstmas party to be held Dec 13 at the Metgs Inn, 7 p m Mrs Elza Gilmore gave lhe seb'ell!ry 's report, and M1 s DOn Collins, the treasurer's report Hostesses fllt meeltng held at the club house were Mrs Elmer White and Mrs Bob Potter They served refreshments of tce cream and cake decorated wtth turkey replicas Others at. tendmg the meetmg were Mrs Charles Hoffman, Mrs Ra) Baily, Mrs Flo Stnckland, and Mrs Btll McDaniel Booster Night is enjoyed LETART FALI..S - Ohio Valley Grange 2612 held tts booster ntght at the hall Monday night Wllh a SIX O'clock dmner followed by a program Grace was gtven by Mrs Bertha Robmson Master Herbert Shtelds had chjlr~e of the program scnpture readmg by Mrs Dolly Wolfe; readmgs by Ahce Balser, on GIVIng , Workmg Together, by Early Roush , A Thankful Heart, by Gladys Shtelds, group smgmg of Count Your Blessings and I'm Glad We Belong to the Grange . Maggte, and HIStory of the Grange, by Herbert Shtelds Music was played throughout the evemng by Mr . and Mrs. Don Hupp and son, Howard Noms and son, Terry, and Edward Hupp Ail enjoyed a Stng·Aiong and games were played. Attendmg were Master Herbert Shtelds, Mrs Erma llalser, Mrs Dolly Wol(e, Mrs. Donna Htll, Larry Hupp, Mrs Bertha Robmson , Mr and Mrs Robert Smtth, Jerry Johnson, J1 , Mrs Jerry Joti'nson , cluldren Della, Mtchelle, J enmfer, Mr and Mrs Martin Cunmngham, Ptttsburgh, Pa ; Mr and Mrs James Freeman and James Freeman III, Pittsburgh, Mr and Mrs Howard Norns and son, Terry, Mr. and Mrs Don Hupp, sons Davtd, Steve, Scott, Chrts, Brtan , Mrs Gladys Shields, Early Roush, Terry Knlghtmg Two four generatwns of the Smtth fanuly attended, Mrs Marttn Cunmngham, Mrs Rob ert Smtth , Mrs Carol Freeman, Mts Dorothy Johnson, Jenmfer Johnson and James Freeman !II Soc aI ~.~. 1~ Ca Iend ar§i. t Wtlson, Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush and son, Roger, Jeff '·< Miller, Sharon and Cmdy ~ Roush, MrsVtckt, ShtrleyMrs. AblesAlice and daughter, ¥ §! I. ~ ~~ WIN AT BRIDGE Rub~er SATURDAY DANCE and Smg-a-long fQr Legton members and guests Saturday at Drew Webster Post 39, Amencan Leg10n home begmmng at 9 p m MusiC by Armand MONDAY BOSWORTH COUNCIL 46, Royal and Select Masters, special meetmg, Monday 7.30 , p m, Pomeroy Ma~onic Temple, to confer royal and select master degree on one candtdate TUESDAY JUNIOR AMERICAN Legion Auxthary, 7 p m. Tuesday, Middleport hall Defense Different .7 NORTH (D) 24 ¥K2 t AKJ93 .AKJ84 EAST 6A82 .Q1064 ¥ A8653 ¥1014 +lOS • Q 72 .962 tlo1058 SOUTH .KJ853 ¥QJ9 • 864 ~ ~ • • • (heckmg for aces by use of NORTH (D) 23 an old Damsh form of Black· .AK73 wood, Hamlet contracted for ¥1 the dtamond slam • J 104 2 .AK6 2 It was a very wtse move There was no defense WEST EAST • J 10 agamst stx dtamonds smce 498642 ¥A 10863 I • 954 Hamlet was able to ruff hts • 985 • 73 deuce of hearts for ~is 12th trick ·• • , ' ""'J93 "'Qto5 SOUTH The game was team-of· 6Q5 four and at the other table ¥KQJ2 the !mal contract was stx not AKQ6 trump West opened the Jack .814 of spades and whtle declarer Both vulnerabl e tned desperately to de· West North East South velop a squeeze there was Pass t. no way to work tt out and he ttlo Pass Ull PIISS 2¥ had to go down one tnck Pass 4+ Pas:; 4NT. Hamlet's deciSion to re· Pass 5¥ Pass 6+ verse had not necessanly led Pass Pass Pass to the rtght contract, but had Openmp: lead- · J certainly made the rest of the btddmg easy By Oswald & James Jacoby (NEWSPAPU ENTERPRISE ASSN ) .. ' ' "To reverse, or not to reverse," thought Hamlet to htmself The Melancholy The btddtng has been Dane was too ethtcal a play· East er to sohloqutze out loud dur. West North ltlo Pass mg the btddmg 2• Pass Pass Then Hamlet dectded to re· Pass 3A Pass spond one dtamond rather You, South, hold than one heart He had af. 6Q84Z ¥K853 tA765tlo3 most enough for an tmmedt· What do you do now' ate JUmp response, but de· ctded that slow biddmg , A-Bid three no-trump. You would work best with his 17 areft't quite sure what your p11rtner IS trying to do but If htgh-card pomts he passes three no-trump yoa When the fatr Ophelia re- •hould be In the right eontraet. btd to one spade, Hamlet TODAY'll QUESTION was able to fmce wtth two Your partner conbnues to four hearts Ophelia jumped to d1amonds What do y6u do now~ four diamonds and after WEST ·~lllS:l!Si!'l!i .. l!iW!t!'11!i'~..~..tll..j:ol''~W:·· ~: "' ~. '· 1 .Q7 Both vulnerable West Pass North lt 3 tlo Pass Pass East Soulh Pass 16 Pass 3N.T. Pass Openmg lead- ¥ 5 South rebids to three no. trump South might have gtven a preference to three dmmonds but the last thing South wanted was to get past the three no-trump level South 1et the heart lead come around to his hand and promptly tried and lost the dtamond finesse East led back a heart to hts partner West took hiS ace and thought for awhtle It was obvtous to West that South shU held the high heart West could see that South was goUlg to be able to collect four d1amond tr1cks and tf South happened to hold the queen o clubs he would make the rest of the tricks In duplicate play, West m1ght well have taken hls ace of spades and held South to one overtrick, but this was rubber ' bndge West led a heart 1n the hope of beating three no-trump In case his partner held the club queen South won and cashed the By Oswald & James' Jacoby It doesn't require any great btddmg skill to get to three no-trump wtth the North-South cards The bid· dmg in the box shows the simple, straightforward way to get there With two live-card SUits, North opens with the higher rankmg one You don't go out of your way to reverse, to show strength A reverse btd shows strength and when wesc North Boat Soath you reverse wlth touchmg P. 1• 1¥ sutts hke diamonds and Pass 2t 3t club~ 11 lndtcates that the Pass 3• Pus 3N.T club suit Is longer Pasa 4+ Pasa Nortli' s hand Is strong You. South, hold enough for a forcing jump 1• QA h • KftH t A'" ... 3 bid fn his second suit and "' p: ' ' I.ovmg mates are too busy perfonmng works of love. They may feel a bit curious, but they are seldom tempted beyond a few mild fantaSies - E W. Dear Helen: Where do wtfatthfuls get therr energy• The last wonderful affarr I had before marriage lasted several years and waa with a :;o..year-old marned man. His executlve job allowed him great fieXlblllty of hours, and his 3"-year marriage took a minimum of energy. Remember, too, affarrs are frequently carried on at the offtce. Then there's the long lunch hour and of course tht~ happy hour after work. Have "Qlrious" checllsome of the bars at 4:45p.m.! ' P.S.Ihave a greater marriage than most as I learned how to cope with people and situations BEFORE marr1age. -Judy Local Bowling POMEROY LANES Early Thursday MIXec! November 9, 1'72 News Mrs . Faye Kirkhart Pis of Mr and Mrs 49 Alley Cats 44 Marton lnd , spent a few days Allin the Family 34 with her daughter and son-inLucky Sinkers 32 law, Mr and Mrs. Ralph Them and Us 31 Four Jokers 26 Trussell and children. On Team High Series - Alley Sunday, Mrs Trussell and Cats 2018 , Luck Sinkers 1974 chtldren accompamed her to Team High Game - Alley Somerset and spent the day Cats 684 Four Jokers 683 Men's High Series - Gene wtth Mr and Mrs Virgil Murray S07, Ray Roach SOl Spencer and family Men's High Game - Gene Mrs Clinton Pitzer 1s a Murray and George Korn 176, patten\ at Veterans Memorial Gene Murray 175 Women's High Series - Hospttal Diane Hawley 393 , Betty Mr and Mrs Donald Longstreth 385 Trussell and Dawn of Mt. Women's High Game D1ane Hawley 144, Donna Vernon spent Sunday w1th therr Hatfield 142 parents, Mr and Mrs. Stanley Trussell Mr. and Mrs. Alan Carson SATURDAY BANTAM and daughter of Columbus November II Pis were guests oi hiS parents, Mr Ball Bombers 17 and Mrs Herman Carson Red Barons 12 recently All Stars It Cecil Qumn of Athens, Cyclones 9 Pin Busters 9 Clayton Shartelger of Chester Banana Splits 8 and Sammie Ratrdon oi Long High lnd Game - Mike Wayland Itt. Kevin Yeauger Bottom were callmg on Stanley Trussell recently. Also vls1ling 105 Hogh Serle> - Mike Wayland h1m the past week were Mr. 21! , Kevin Yeauger 207. Team High Game and Series and Mrs. Curtis Wolfe and Nara Hartman of Chester, Mr. - Cyclones 70'1 and 1374 and Mrs Hennan Carson and Mr. and Mrs. Albert HiD, SATURDAY SENIOR Pb Racme, and Mr. and Mrs. Gutter Dusters 23 Ronnie Cowdery. Pin Crushers 191f:t Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Pitzer Pin Busters 151h Born Losers ISih of Beckley, W.Va , are spenDing A Lings 141f:t dmg some time w1th thetr son, Herb\es It High Ind. Game - Melanie Clinton, and children, while Mrs Pitzer Is confmed to the Burt 197, Mike Braun 190 High Series - Melanie Burt hospital. 452 , Mike Braun 4«> Mrs. Mary Holter and Mrs. Team High Game and Series Thelma White attended a D oi - Pin Crushers 838 and 2307 A meetmg at Belpre on SATURDAY JUNIOR Thursday evening. November II Mr.lind Mrs Roger Kirkhart Pis Ball Busters 22 and children of Tuppers Plains tmpacb 20 spent Saturday evening wtth Dreamers 16•12 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Trussell Rams 14 Apaches 131f:t and family Atley Cots 13 High lnd Game - Cindy 888 and 2562 Hllldy 19! , Steve Schneider 179 Wodnndly E1rly Bird High Series- Steve Bachner NovomberlS ~~, Greg Smith 416 Lost Team High Game- APKhes Dorothy's Plnettes Won 74 22 A H Rawlings 56 40 What do you do now? King Builders' Supply 54 42 J\-Yoar par111or'olhree-opoclo Bertha's Gro.cory so ~ taU ..ldently a C1Nl Wd. Royal Crown 30 66 Your Olll7 problem Ia to detlde Evelyn's Grocery 24 72 between a ob·dlamond ... a High lnct Game - Ann ftve-dlamoad tall We ou,tall)o Thomas tB• and Flossie prefer olx dlamonda but ....,.ld Maxson 175 High Series - Flossle not critld~t five. Maxson 415 and Jan Jenkins TODAY'S QUISTION 469 • What 11 your openlnl bid Tt11m High Game and Series Wlth t - King Builders' Supply 125 6J\K85 ¥AKU U2 .ltQI aild 2276 Pro Standings Television Log NFL Slandtngs By Untied l'ress International [ Nahonal Conference FRIDAY, NOVEMBER24, 1972 , 6 00 - News 3, 4, 8, 10, 15. Truth or Conseq 6. Sesame !. r 20 , Around the Bend 33 6 30 - News6, 13. I Dream of Jeonnte 13, Haltrayoga 33 7 00 - Truth or Conseq 3, Beat the Clock 4, What's My Ltne 8, W1ld Kongdom 13, News, Weather. Sports 6, 10, Saint 15, Folk Gutlar 33, Elec Co 20 7 30 - To Tell The Truth 61 Parent Game 10, Parler Waggoner 3, Yovng Dr Ktldare 4 , Beat the Clock 13, It's Your Bet 8, Hodgepodge Lodge 20 8 00 - Sanford &Son 3, 4, 15, Brady Bunch 6, 13. Sonny & Cher 8, 10 Week m Washington Review 20, 33 B 30 - L1tlle People 3, 4, IS , Partndge Fam1\y 6, 13, Just Generatton 33 , Wall Sl Week 20 9 00 - Ghost Story 3, 4, 15, Room 22 6, 13, Masterpoece Thea Ire 33 , World Press 20. Movie "The In credible Mr L1mpel" B Movie " Up 1n East w I t. pet pi pa Washngln 9 I 0 900 251 137 Dallas 8 3 0 727 255 187 NYGtanls 6 4 0 600 223 198 St LOUIS 2 7 1 250 129 208 Phtla 2 7 I 250 93 222 Central wltpctpfpa Green Bay 7 3 0 700 202 171 Detror t 7 4 o. 636 277 219 Mmnesota 6 4 0 600 244 176 Ch >eago 3 6 I 350 170 199 West W I I PC! pi pa San Fran 6 4 1 591 21 7 206 Los Ang 5 4 1 sso 218 193 Atlanta S 5 o soo 212 207 NewOrlns 1 8 1 150 149 280 Arms" 10 9 30 - Odd Couple 6, t3 10 00 - Banyan 3. 4, 15, Love Amen can Style :au i.J~euclums 33 11 00 - News, Weather, Sports6, 8 10,1 3 6, 13 News 20 11 30 - Johnny Carson J, 15 , In Concert 6, Mov1e " The Man 1 00 - Movle"Zoniar TheThmgFromVenus" lO Alfred Social Note.~ The Carl reumon was held Nov 5 at Bedford Commumty Center Those attendmg Bob and Sheila Eastman and sons, Brent and Kevm from Coal Grove, 0 ., Bill and Carla Lohrer and daughter Shan and son Mtke from Kettenng, 0, Terry and Coleen Ohlinger and sons, Jay and Jon from Phtio, 0 , Btll11nd Isabelle Cool and daughters Rosemary antl Sharon from P1keton, 0., Mrs. Ronme Mathmy and son Home~ from Ptketon, ~rs . Robert Cool and son Billy and daughters, Brenda and Carne from Ptketon, Mrs. Faye Pratt, Charles and Bermce Rtffle, Charles P and Ruth Ann Rtffle and daughters Cheryl and Cmdy, Mtddleport; Ronald and Unda Rtffle and son Matthew, and daughter Tma Also Mr and Mrs Roy Bnckles, Mrs Jona Brtckles and sons Steve and Bruce and daughter Demse, Charles and Rheba Hysell and sons Jeremy and Ryan, Sue Woods, Bud and Hazel Wtison, Mr and Mrs Olen Harmon , Dale and Marlene Hamson and son Scott and daughter Jodt, Mr and Mrs Ralph Carl and son Rodney, Mona, Bnan, Btll and Phtl Kmg, Vtrgji and Judy Carl and,so9s ;Brett, ij.andy, Danny and daughter Melodi, Dwight and Sandy Carl and sons Ivan and Johnny and daughters Paula and Shem from Albany, Oh10 The Carleton Sunday School had an attendance of 72, offertng $209 12. Followtng Sunday School the superintendent, Ralph Carl, presented pins for perfect attendance to Randall Carl, 6 years; Brett Carl, 5 years, Denise Hendrtck, 3 years and Audra Houdersholt, two years Mrs John Walter accompamed her mother, Mr and Mrs Walter Ferrell of Pataskala to PariS Island, South Carolma, for several days to vtstt her stster, Mr and Mrs. Edward Weekly and new baby daughter, Melissa Mrs Neva Kmg VISited the past week w1th her brother, George Genhetmer and famtly m Pennsylvama. Mr. and Mrs. Olen Hamson had as recent visttors Mr. and Mrs. Phtlip Hamson and son Rodney of Columbus. Recent VISitors of Mr and Mrs. John Dean were Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Marktns, Racme; Mr. and Mrs Walker Ferrell of Pataskala; Mr. and Mrs Paul Payner of Carpenter, Mr and Mrs. Clair Waggoner of Harrtsonvtlle, Mr. and Mrs Garold G11key, Tammy, Cmdy and Rtck of Athens and Charles and SuSie Kmg, local Mrs Frances Mtller of Belpre VISited at her farm home one day recently. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie King and family have moved from thetr trailer home here to their new home at Harrisonville, the former Delmar Rhodes property. Mrs. Colloe Salser had a toy party. Several from the comrnumty attended. Mrs Elizabeth Murray was in Cedarville, 0 , Tuesday on business ' Alvm Smtih, who has completed his baste traming at Parts Island, S. C., spent a short leave here With his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Smith. Mrs. Karen Murray and children spent a day recenUy with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Cectl Sheela at SandYJ'IIle, W. Va Mr and Mrs. Joe Hall are ,nnOWtclng the arrival of a son, Timothy. Grandparenta are Mr .and Mrs. Carl HaD and Mr. and Mn. Homer Goodwin. The Halls have another 1011, Joe. Sunday School attendance on Nov 19 was 37 The offermg was $17 07 Mr and Mrs Uoyd Dillinger of Alfred Church attended the Churchman's Dmner for the Athens Dtstrtct held at Logan Armory at Logan on Tuesday evemng, Nev 14 The WSCS held tts regular meeting on Tuesday evemng, Nov 14 (a week early) at the home of Thelma Henderson, wtlh an attendance of 13 members and three vlstlors (Ruth Brooks, Lmda Williams and Mtldred Murphy) The meeting, m charge of ~une Stearns, vtce president, was opened w1th prayer by Eleanor Boyles, followed by the hymn " Count Your Biessmgs" by all A total of 55 stck and shutm calls were reported for the past month The soctety IS remembenng four servtcemen and etght shut-ms for ChriStmas The Goal Sheet for 1972 was ftlied out. A report was gtven on the Dtstrtct Workshop meetmg held tn Athens U M. Church on the evemng of Oct. 25. Key '73 Evangelism was dtscussed Vamlla and greeting cards and geiatm wtli be for sale by the soctety Sale of napkms was dtscussed but tabled unttl more mformallon IS secured. The two programs, Cali to Prayer and~U-O!!maJII\ ,e~r\Y, " 3anuary and World Day, .!lti Prayer 'on ' March 2 were dtscussed and matenal to be ordered. ,WSCS meetings begm at 7 30 p. m begmmng wtlh January 1973. The Dec 19 meetmg wtll be a Chnstmas party at the church for WSCS members, families and fnends The next regular meeting wtli be held at the home of Merle Grtfftth, Jan 16, wtth Nma Robinson as program leader A ThanksgiVIng program was gtven wtlh the foliowmg takmg part. Nellie Parker, Helen Woode, Eleanor Boyles, Clara Follrod , Oste Mae Follrod, Nma Robinson, Kate Honacher, Thelma Henderson, Emma Finch, June Stearns and Florence Spencer Deltcwus refreshments m keepmg wtth the &eason were served wtth a cake, baked and decorated for Thanksg1vmg by Dorothy Calaway The Chrtstmas program at the church here wtll be Sunday evemng, Dec 17. Linda Wtlliams and Dorothy Calaway are program leaders Nma Robmson, Clara Follrod and Mr and Mrs. Charles D Woode VISited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Swartz and Mrs Carleton at Lottrldge, and Mr and Mrs Harry Swartz and sons of Flora Sunday afternoon Gerald Guthrte also called at the Swartz home Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Lee Henderson are at the Clarence Henderson home at the present tune. t New England at Baltrmore 421 21 1 31 '} 7133505 West wlpctgb 13 7 650 - lnd oana Denver 11 San Ooego Utah Dallas 8 579 J1 ' 13 10 565 I' ' t2 I I 522 2' ' 5 12 294 612 Thursday' s Results V1 r gm1a 116 Car olin a 106 • (On ly game scheduled I Fnda'y''s Games Mem ph 1s vs Caroli na at Gr eens boro Kent uc ky at lnd tana New York at Utah Sa n Ot ego at Den ver !Onl ygames scheduled) The Almanac By United Press International Today is Frtday, Nov 24, the 329th day Of 1972 With 37 to follow. The moon ts between tis full stage and last quarter. The mornmg stars are Venus, Saturn and Mars. The evemng stars are Mercury and Juptter. Those born on this day are under the sign of Sagittarius. President Zachary Taylor was born Nov. 24,' 1'184. On this day in history: In 1869, women from 21 states m~t in Cleveland to draw up plans for the organlzaUon II. the American Women Suffrage Association. In 1844, Superfortreaa of tbe American Air Force IGCik olf frllm 8lipln lrr lbe flnt Wcl'ld East Phtla at NY Giants (Only games scheduled) Monday's G~mes St Lou>S at Mlamt, ntght (Only game scheduled) w I t pts gf ga No va Scotta 11 4 5 27 81 55 Boston 11 8 2 24 73 69 Rochester 10 6 3 23 74 68 Provtdence 9 4 4 22 78 59 5 12 2 12 73 94 Spn ngh eld New Haven 316 2 8 61 104 N BA Standtngs West By Untied Press lnternattonal wltplsglga Eastern Conference CtnCtnnatt 13 7 I 27 86 71 Atlantrc Otvrsron 11 7 3 25 84 73 w I pet. g b V>rg> nta Hershey 8 6 3 19 66 55 16 2 889 Boston Cleveland 7 9 S 19 81 76 New York 17 3 850 8 10 1 17 67 73 Buffalo 3 16 158 13112 Rtchmond 1twftSmore 4 11 3 11 54 81 Phlladelphoa I 19 OSO 16 Thursday's Central Orvrsron Atlanta Balt1more Houston wtpetgb 10 10 SOO 10 10 500 8 11 421 1'12 Cleveland 31 2 7 14 333 Western Conference Midwest DIVISIOn wl. pctgb Chteago 12 5 706 Milwaukee KC Om aha Detro•t Pactftc 12 12 667 1h 8 600 389 1'12 51h 6 7 11 Results Boston 6 V>rglnta 2 (Only game scheduled) Fnday's Games Nova Scof1a at Balttrnore Hershey at Cleveland Roc hester at Rtchmond (Only games sched uled) WHA Standtngs By Untted Press Internal tonal East w I t pts gf ga 13 S 1 2776 49 Sooners jolt 'Huskers By United Press International Oklahoma would be the ftrst to Hgl'ee tn lhe adage lm nabool 1s pt") " and Ohto State hopes to second the nwtwn on the fmal weekend of 1he college football season The Sooners,' ~1 losers to Nebraska last ThanksgiVIng Day m a game that probably cost them not only the Btg Etght title but also a posstble natwnal championship, watted a year for revenge and how sweet tt was as Oklahoma rallied from a 14.0 def1c1t to beat the ftfth-ranked Corn· husket s, 17·14, Thursday While the trmmph tsn't hkely to gtve fourth-rank ed Oklahoma the naftonal Litle thts season, the wm dtd make the'Sugar Bowl-bound Sooners . heavy favontes to capture thetr ftrst Btg Etght crown smce 1968 Oklahoma needs only a wm over Oklahoma State on Dec 2 for the league champtonshtp Ohto State gets 1t' rh"n"' to f"" partta iiy erase the memones of a bttter endmg to the 1971 campatgn Saturday when the etghth.ranked and once-beaten Buckeyes entertalll unbeaten and thtrd:ranked Mtchtgan for the Btg Ten ttUe A tnp to the Rose Bowf and the league champtonshtp also were up for grabs one year ago at Ann Attbor, Mtch , when the two teams met wtth the Wolvermes commg away With a hotly disputed 1"-7 verdtct. Texas prepped for .ts Oltton Bowl meetmg agamst secondranked Alabama wtth an easy Thanksgtvmg Ntght 3/1.3 dectswn over Texas A&M whtle m other hohday action, Utah State beat Weber State, 20-16, Quanttco shut out Xavter, 34-0, C W Post walloped Hofstra, 54-6, Central Washmgton downed Portland State, 32-17, and Texas Southern beat Pratrte Vtew A&M, 13.() "The way we came back wtth pnde and character was Athens, Logan Pennsylvama for a fourth stratght IVY crown while the Anzona-ArtzQna State and l.outsvtlle-Drake ~ontests wtll dectde the Western Athlellc and Mtssourt Valley races, respectively Seventh-ranked Penn Slate, headed for a Sugar Bowl confrontation wtth Oklahoma , closes out tts regular season aga mst Ptttsburgh and mnth· ranked I.owstana State, slated for the Astro-Biuehonnet Bowl oppostte Tennessee, meets Flortda whtle the Volunteers take on Kentucky Oklahoma Coach Chuck Fatrbanks. ''ThiS IS one of lhe greatest v1ctortes ever for the Uruverstty of Oklahoma " Unitt mtdway through the thtrd quarter, 1t hardly appeared the Sooners were lhe better team as they fumbled twtce on punt returns to set up both Nebraska touchdowns lromcally, 1t was a Husker fumble that led to Oklahoma's wmmng fteld goal, a 41-yard boot by R1ch Fulcher mtdway through the [mat quarter The sixth-ranked Longhorns flmshed the regular campatgn wtlh a 9-1 record followmg thetr wm over Texas A&M Quarterback Alan Lowry, a converted defenst ve back, contmued to tmpress by runrung for two touchdowns and passmg for another agamst the outmanned Aggtes ' In addition to the Btg Ten, other conference t1tles to be decided Saturday mclude the Ivy League, Western Athlettc and Mtssourt Valley Dartmouth needs a wm over the 2-HOUR CLEANING (Upon Request) ROBINSON'S CLEANERS 210 E 2nd Pomeroy FOR BIG DISCOUNT SAVINGS! 700 W. Main • Pomeroy 9 to 9 Daily-Sunday 1·9 Phone 992 5428 win; JHS loses Athens ralhed from a 11· pom l deflctt mtdway m the thud pe11od to defeat Nelsonvtlle·York 58-44 10 a Thank sg tvm g Eve ttlt at Alhe ns Wednesda) in other non-league games opemng the 1972·73 thgh school cage season Wedn esday, Loga n bombed Htlhard , 7&-54, and Chtlhco the downed Jackson, 81-39 Box scores ATHENS (58) - Mace, II 2 24 Me lnturl. 0 2 2 Essex 3 0 6 Chon ko 3 0 6 Inbody, 3 0 6 Ha ndley . 2 0 4, Locke, 5 0 10 TOTALS 27·4 58 NELSONVILLE YORK (44) - Pnlchard 3 3 9 Mathers, 3 0 6 Koker, 0 I I Wnghl 6 S 17 Ptlls 3 3 9, Dav1s, 0 2 2 TOTALS IS 14 14 By Quarlers Athens Nels York 10 24 44 58 Fannong 0 1 I R>dg e I 0 2 TOTALS t3 13 39 CHILLICOTHE (811 Bever ly 3 0 6 Ra y 2 2 6, Ga l l ss 4 o 8 Blevm s 5 1 11 3 28 Russe ll I 0 4 Foster 2 0 4 Holmes I 0 2 Blake, 4 0 8 Barlow 0 I I MaHaffey, 0 1 I Bay less tO2 22 Ga use TOTALS 36981 By Quarters Jack son Cho llocothe Reserves - 152536 39 26 45 61 81 Ch 1l l• cothe 56 Jackson 32 HILLIARD (54) - Rapp. 50 10 Gr andon 6 0 12 Kr am er 2 I 5, Ransel 3 3 9 Thompson, 4 2 10 Parks I 0 2 Burk itt 2 2 6 TOTALS 23 B 54 LOGAN (78) - Campbell I 2 4 P1erce 9 4 22 Nom s 10 3 33 Wholcratt, I 0 2 Wro ghl I 3 5 Kem per 3 0 6 , Cu lbert son , I I 3 McGrad y 2 4 8 Krebs 0 2 2 Young, 0 I I Harwell, I 0 2 TOTALS 29 20 78 7'14'' CIRCULAR . ji':..,ROW"~s ~ STEAK HOUSE • Cowboys in DUSTLESS • SANDER ASSORTMENT ~~~SAW INClUD ES • 7<4 12 •no. 1999 FINISHING od1us1 r11en1s l akes 7 l/4 and r1cl udes fini shing &o nd er dust l ~n so11d1ng altochmt:n t and 10 asso rted niH II V9 SileC IS DRILL BIT /2 blodP.S 7 I 4 SAND~E:::R~ri7"":J a blade locluded l 'f{!!J SHARPENER ' 7180 2 SPEED JIGSAW cu dJon KIT~~ •nta \999 C/~ t.H . t7 o42CI R e~lo t r p~:ns ur d h gh Sl llC I tw $1 hits fiji!~===~~ e2499 ~ ,., ' 1 ~ t T •I I I, , ' J ·,' ../ ' ~ ; " ·~ •· • Town and Country 775x14 or Smaller C/H Flus h sands on 3 tldu One hand control Flnlshel wood cH metal plas ti c 3/ BINCH 1999 Mok~ts $1rolght cvrved and 5croll (u h In ""ood metal plo1 1u lrKivdes I blade DRILL KIT 1999 e ·71 111 Int rudes c do I gurde r p fence and bla de asso rtment In case e Genera l purpose too l delive rs fvll torquo d ill ru~ o<llon Drills 3/4 In ~ordwood 3/8 lrlSIQe l 25 ploco drrll kit In cus tom ploslic COJB PLIER SET I MULTI-PURPOSE 6 PIECE JIG SAW TOOL SE BLADE SET (MWO RIG 249 u '7100 I ............ ,&1111~ SANDWICH WHAT A GREAT IDEA! warp r esl~lon l C/H wor k table DElUXE DUAl. ACTION ' 7301 nnn deep trouble • Lo r~ e Sow hal 10 blade tha t cuts ful l 3 deap Manua l broke for C/H By Quarters 14 33 40 44 Logan 16 35 58 78 w I pet g.b Cl eveland I Reserve Score - Ath ens 49, Hll l tard 1226 4054 New England 11 6 1 23 73 59 Nels York 40 Los Angeles 16 3 842 Lo g an 54 Re s erv es 10 7 1 21 64 58 Golden Stale tJ 6 684 3 Quebec HI! loard 35 10 10 0 20 86 70 PhoeniX 9 10 474 7 New York JACKSON (39) - Wh 1fe, 4 0 Ottawa 8 9 1 17 69 79 8 Morrow, 0 3 3 Marlin 2 2 6 Seattle 7 16 304 11 Philadelphia 4 14 o 8 5t 86 DeSiephen, o 3 3 Conroy 3 4 Portland 4 14 222 ll l/2 West Thursday's Results 10 JenkinS 2 0 4 Chtnn , I 0 2 w t t ptsglga Atlanta 10 Seatl)e 97 Winnipeg ' ' 13 10 I' 127 S6 7~ " Pfloe't\lx 128 Dei otl122 ••~ ' t I ' Alberta II 9 I 23 69 68 (Only games scheduled I • Mtnnesota to 7 I 21 58 57 Frtday's Games College Football Results 9 12 I 196780 Los Angeles New York at Boston By Untted Press International Hou ston 8 10 I t7 59 67 Golden St al Chicago Cent Wa sh 32 Prtlnd St 17 ChiCago 4 12 I 9 44 54 Buffalovs Phtladelpb1a C W Post 54 Hofstra 6 Thursday's Results at Hershey Jcksn St 28 Alcrn A&M 14 ChiCago 8 Ottawa 1 KC Omaha at Milwaukee Lo ncoln U 40 Mo Rolla 0 Mmnes ota 4 Los Ang 3 Delroot at Los Angeles Oklahoma 17 Nebraska 14 Houston 6 Wtnn t 5, at (Only games scheduled) Quanftco 34 Xavter 0 (Only games scheduiedl Tenn St 43 Ala St 0 ABA Standtngs Frtday's Games Texas 38 Texas A&M 3 By Untted Press tnternattonal Alberta at New Englanr Home of Tex. Sou l3 Pran e Vew A&M East Mtnn al Pholadelphta 0 w I pet g b. Los Angeles at Cleveland Utah St 20 Weber St 16 Caroltna 13 9 591 Quebec at Wlnnopeg the Fabulous Wool Bowl Vtrglnta 12 12 500 2 !Only games scheduled) At Roswell, N M Blinn JC (Tex I 38 Mesabt St JC (Mtnn I 21 FORMER COACH DIES LA GRANDE, Ore (UPI)Bob Qumn, coach and athletic director at Eastern Oregon Olllege from tis opening Ill 1929 until his retrrement m 1967, died Thursday He was 74 Qumn coached the school's football, basketball and BY JO~ CARNICEW Spurner passed etght yards to baseball teams UPI Sports Writer Ted Kwalick for another for the San Francisco, Detroit and Forty Nlners while Walt more, Houston at San Diego) Dallas remained in the GarriSOn's seven-yard run in Buffalo at Cleveland, Los Order By Phone Angeles at New Orleans, National Football League title the first pertod proVIded the And Toke Em Homo Denver at Atlanta , p1cture Thursday but un- only Dallas touchdown. 992-5432 fortunately for the world "San Francisco was just Ph1ladelphta at the New York G1ants and Ctncinnatt at Champion Cowboys, It may be superb in the third pertod," the second feature for them S8ld Dallas Coach Tom Lan- Chtcago Mtamt entertalllS St San Franctsco, wtth dry. "When they took the LouiS Monay rught linebacker Sdp Vanderbundt kickoff and drove tt down there scoring two touchdowns, for a score, that sa1d what the sidetracked Dallas' playoff game waa all about. We d1d tt hopes With a 31-10 victory over in the Super Bowl agamst the Cowboys. The victory M1arnt." pushed the Forty Niners mto Forty . Nmer Coach D1ck first place Ill the National Nolan, a former Cowboy Conference West but threw asststant, felt the victory Dallas, which entered only a helped his team gam some sellgame behind Washington in the confidence. NFC Ea.st, into the bulging "They have beaten us before "wild card" pool for best m two conference Champtonsecond-place club. ships," Nolan sa1d "This Dallas now is a game and a shows we can beat them when half behind Washington with we both have the same perthree rernalnmg, one of them sonnel as before." against the Redsklns. Detroit el'!lllted for 17 pomts Washington has four games in the fmal quarter to bury the left and would have to lose at Jets. Joe Namath passed 33 least two and Dallas win Its yards to RiCh Caster late in the three for the Cowboys to take third penod to tie the game at the NFC Eastern title. 2().20 but it was all Uons after Detroit moved to within a that. Errol Mann ktclted a 37half'iarne of first-place Green yard field goal for a 24-2llead, Bay in the NFC Central With Its Landry bulled six yards for his 37-20 Thanksgiving Day romp second TD and Allie Taylor over tbe New York Jets. Greg burst 37 yards for the final Landry ran for two TDI and score after Charlie ·Weaver threw 34 yards to Larry Walton Intercepted a Namath pass late for anotber to IPBrk the vic- in the game. tory, which virtually ended the ''We llave three games left Jets' wild card hopes in the and we have to win them all", AFC East. said Jeta' Coach Weeb Ewbank Plus Tax and,Casmg v•riJUndt fiC()l'ed Ids first ln I ring Ids club'S wlJd TDintbeaecmdperiodona 73- card chances. "It's as Sllllple yard run with a fumble ' as that." The Jets now are 11-6 reco~ to Ue tile game at 7-7 Ill the AFC East, already IUid then ac:ored on a 21-yard clinched by Miami last week, pus Interception return in the On Sunday, Green Bay Ia at flll81 minutes to cap a 17-POinl Wuhlngton, Millnesola at PitMIDDLEPORTI 0. •.-lllld bllf. Jten WUlll'd r111 a taburgb, Kalllu City at Oak· Jlrd for - TD ud Steve land, New England at BalUD1v1S10n s ensation al ,' ' enthu se d I < I' W• D l'litla 011 Tl*yo. 474 East NHL Standtngs wltpetplpa By Umted Press lnternattonal )( Mramr 10 0 0 I 000 278 127 East NY Jets 6 s 0 545 323 357 w I t pts gf ga Ballrmore 3 7 0 300 159 205 Mon treal 14 2 5 33 89 46 Buffalo 3 7 0 300 195 277 N Y Rangers 14 6 I 29 85 56 New Eng 2 8 0 200 133 323 Boston I I 7 2 24 90 72 Central Buffalo 8 6 7 23 60 60 w I t pel. pi pa Detrool 9 7 2 20 63 56 Plltsbrgh 7 3 0 700 257 160 Van couver 7 12 2 16 68 83 Cleveland 7 3 0 700 188 175 Tor onto 6 10 3 15 53 60 Cmcmnalr 5 s 0 500 188 172 N Y Islanders 3 14 I 7 41 88 Hou ston I 9 0 000114256 West West w I I pts gf ga w. 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SPEAKING OF meeting with thinl ranked Michigan in their nationally ~tyling telexised showdown (I :20 ·········~··:······~··· ~· p.m.). The Wolverines, IIJ..O on the season, will be gunning ror thei t:. second straight victory over Ohlu- st.3!~. having edged the Buckeyes 10-7 last year enroute to an 11~ ·regular season mark. Ever since the stone age, Michigan can capture . the women have be·en strtVing to ~ improve their ~p ­ Big Ten title and Rose Bowl pearance by fi nding difberth against Southern ferent ways to fix thelr California with either a victory hair. The sfone age women or a tie, while Ohio State, 8-1 put bones in their hair. The for the year and 6-1 in the women of Cleopatra's day would put jewels in theirs. conference, must win to The women of today are deadlock for the championship. sti'll striving to meet the Holding the key to a Buckeye same goal. Every year win is a defense which has been 1fhere are n~W hair styles. Thi s is encourag ing to ;iddled by injuries to key perknow, that the fema le is s_o formers and . has been interested in looking her struggling to gain the stature best, thai she keeps trying expected of it. to improve on, wh at last yea r seem ed, the fine st. A Rugged Test There is' one great difThe return of 6-3, 238-pound ference between the st one linebacker Randy Gradishar, age women and th e woman who missed two games with a of today, and Ihat is, there knee injury, has helped, but lhe are professiona I people who keep up with the latest Wolverines figure to be a rugin hai r stxnng, who have ged test for the Buckeyes. been trained in this pa r Michigan's def~nse, meanticular field. and who are while, has been almost imposready to pass on to you their knowledge and work · sible to move, giving up only 43 manship to make you more points in 10 games and posting attra ctive halr:wise . Call us an d let our four shutouts. Only UCLA, in the second game of the season, tra ined personnel show you the latest hair styles. has been a~le to score more than a touchdown against the Wolverine defense, the Bruins losing 26-9. Ohio State scout Esco Sark· 214 E. SECOND ST. kinen said thete were two POMEROY. OHIO thihgs about the Michiga n· PO-i ONE 992-7606 team which stood out in his mind. The ability to react to • • • • • • • • • - pressure, and the defense,. "which has a record of its Homer L. Roush, tl:l, 'died Wednesday at his home al Blacksville, W. v~. He W>tS the son or the late Orville and Myrtle Thornton Roush of New Haven, W. Va. Surviving are his · wife and three children, two . brothers, Albert Roush of Pomeroy, Route 4, and James W. Roush of Newston Falls; a cousin, Willi ~m Dean or Rutland, and an aunt, Mary Dean of Bidwell. Funera l services will be held ·saturday afternoon at the Owe ns Funeral Home at Blacksville. by KAY CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON own." . We:re ready , when you are ! "The defense is the toughest aspect of their total picture," Sarkkinen said . "Their defense is better than last year, more methodical. " Sarkkineti also believes the Wolverine defense, at least in some respects, is better than a year ago and he credits soph· omore Dennis Franklin of Massillon, Ohio, with any improvement. "They have better balance in the backfield;" Sarkkinen said, •1•cspecially at ·quarterback." Besides Franklin, the other . Wolverine backfield ·starters will be Ed Shuitleswotth of ' Cincinnati at fullback, Chuck Heater of Tiffin at tailback, and Clint Haslerig of Cin_cinnati · at wingback , giving them an all-Ohio starting back· field . f - Primarily a running team, led by Shuttlesworth, Heater and Franklin, the Wolverines went "to the air in their 9-6 victory over Purdue last week. Franklin connected 10 times in 15 attempts. Relied On Henson Ohio State, in its 27-14 win over Northwestern last week, relied mostly on the powerful thrusts of sophomore fullback Champ Henson, who carried 44 times, a school record, for 153 yards and scored all four TDs. The four touchdowns gave Henson 19 for the season, making th~ 6-4, 225-pounder the nation's leading scorer·. He also took the team rushing lead with 759 yards to 697 for freshman tailback Archie Grilfin , who bas been used sparingly of late. C<Jach Woody Hayes, who is rather proud of his team's passing attack, although he prefers to travel by land, closed his team's practice sessions this week, indicating some surprises may be in store for the Wolverines. Quarterback Greg Hare, also a dangerous runner with 308 ya rds and three TDs to his credit, may be a bit underrated as a passer. The big junior from Cwnberland, Md., has hit on half of his I (}(I allempts this season, three going for touchdowns, and was instrumental in keeping drives going last week with his tosses. Saturday's garrie will be the 68th between Ohio State and Michigan, dating back to 1897, with the Wolverines holding a 39-25-4 edge. In the last 21 years, however, since Hayes bas been coach at Ohio State, the Buckeyes have won 13 to · eight for Michigan, although he is 1·2 against 'Bo Schembechler, a• forme r Hayes assistant at Ohio State. died Wednesday tection that goes with you just ·about e'lery time you start your car. AM Travel Accident Insurance. Bail Bond Prolecl ion. Emergency Road Service. R!ldy? Call us. You'll be sur· prised how litlle an AAA mem· bership costs' @ ... A Great Idea for over 70 Years La ti n 69 Twi nsbur g 69 Or ange 6d Lorain 63 Cleve land Rhodes 49 Cleve. 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' ·INTEREST .On Certificates - Gallipolis Blue Devils service and protection ... pro· I CHICAGO ( UPI )-Jim Lyttle , who batted .232 in 44 games with the Chicago White Sox last season, was sent to the The Athens County club's Iowa farm team in the Savings a, Loan Co. American Association Thurs296 Second St. Vffi!NING SPECIAL HON!?RS at I~ Easten;' Eagle football banqUet Tuesday night were, .\ day. Pomeroy!_.Q_hio . left to r1ght, Bobby Edwards, outstandmg offensiVe back; Coach Roger Kirkhart ; Dick StetBy sending Lyttle, an outfieltler, outstanding offensive lineman and the "Eagle Pride Award," and liandy Boring, outAll Accou nts Insured To der, to Iowa, the White Sox $20,000.00 by 'FSLIC. standing offensive back and Most Valuable Player. Steve Reed, not pictured, was awarded the reduced their roster to 39, "Most Dedication" trophy. The honorees were selected by vote of all the players an~. coaches. leaving one vacancy which Ev•••1~ • could pefilled during the minor · · ~PiliJW·fi1 league draft or by a trade at SUFFERS CONCUSSION next week's winter baseball High school cage results LAKE HAVASU, Ariz . (UP!) meetings in Honolulu. Glenville 50 - Harold Eis of Topeka, Kan., OHIO HI GH SC HOOL Cleve. Holy Name 62 Cleve. favored for this weekend's BASKETBALL SCORES West Tec h 48 United Press lnternationa I $50,000 Pepsi-Cola Outboard Buckeye 65 Keystone 42 Wedne sday Bay Village 68 Cleve . Linco ln world championship race, sufSouth Poin t 82 Northwest 39 Wes t 43 Cleve . Marshall 65 Cleve . Max fered a mild concussion ThursFairv i ew Park 78 Cleve. Hayes 47 day when his boat flipped over Lutheran West 58 Ga..lli polls 79 Federal Hocking 48 during a 100-mile-an-hour Brookl yn 63 Rotky Ri ver 61 Chag r in Falls 53 Aurora 47 Cuyahoga Heights 80 Cleve A thens 58 Nelsonvi ll e-York 44 practice sprint. c.c. 64 Wes I Geauga 60 Chardon 44 Eis was reported in good Parma By za nt ine 62 North Chillic;othe BI Jackson 39 condition but his boat was Royalton d3 StJi on 58 Kensl on 48 Cleve. Lut her an East 79 Cl eve. Logan 78 Hilliard 54 destroyed. Phone : PomeroY'92-2590 Gallipolis 446.0699 club, you'll enjoy year-round 6% LYITLE TO IOWA SOUTHERN OHIO Ame rlcan Automobile Msociation . ' By United Press International Charlie Scott made sure the Phoenix Sun~' losing streak would go no longer Thursday night. Scott scored 42 points, inCluding 12 during a 43-point third period that enaWed: the Suns to come from behind and beat the ·Detroit Pistons, 128'Devils romp to 79-48 cage win 122. The victory snaped a five. . . . ~e Suns' losing stre~k .. lf,\¥.1\lW,In&; il .il.\1\il!JI,s h flr~t 1\~lf ' performance, 'Connie'Hawkilllj, wp~ had 19 Coach ~im Osborne's Gallipolis· Blue Devils-cam~ to· iiits,. got' ei'ghf du rili{ ih~ li fe in the second half and the resul'fWa's ' ~79-48 min· ~third-period splurge. ·Hawkins league basketball triumph for GAHS over host added 11 assists and seven F d ] H k· W d d rebounds. Curtis Rowe led the e era - oc mg e nes ay night. It was the 1972- Pistons with 26 points and Bob 73 season opener ·for both squads. Lanier hit 22. Detroit's largest lead was 10 GALLIPOLIS BL UE DEVILS 179) Player- Pos. FG-A fT.A PF RB TO TP points with 7:22 remaining in the first half but Hawkins and Gil Price B· l2 2· 2 3 3 3 18 Jimmy Noe, f 10-15 6·10 4 16 2 26 · Gus Johnson sparked a rally Mark Kiesli ng, g 6·10 I· 2 2 5 4 13 which saw Phoenix close the Topper Orr, f J. 4 o. 0 3 . 8 2 6 Jim Singer,g 0· 2 0· 0 d 0 1 0 gap to 58-56 at intermission. Mike Berridge, f J. 6 2' 3 2 d 2 B The Suns went ahead to stay Bil l Lemlev . l o. 1 0- 1 1 I 0 0 on two free throws by Scott Kev Sheets, g 1 3 0· 0 3 2 o 2 Roger Oalley, t o. 1 o. 0 1 2 0 o with 9:36 left in the third Jim Niday, g o. 3 0· 0 3 •2 0 0 quarter. The closest Detroit I · 3 4· ' 2 5 1 6 Steve Lee, c TOTALS 32-60 15-22 28 48 15 79 came after that was five points in the dosing seconds. FEDERAL-HOCKING LANCERS (481 Ployer- Pos. FG-A FT-A PF RB TO RB In the only other NBA game, Jim Schloss, c 1· 4 1· 4 4 2 o 3 Walt Bellamy and Jim Wash· RobSmith, f 2· 5 d· 8 3 2 6 B Ron Springer, g 4-11 2· 2 1 5 2 6 ington h ~d th eir highest · Mitch Daugherty, t 3· 5 0· 2 2 4 3 6 Ron Dunfee, g I· 7 0· 0 0 3 4 2 Jerry Bibbee, g o. 0 o. I I 0 0 0 Dan Bowers. c o. 0 o. 0 0 0 I 0 Rick Harris, I 1· 2 3· 3 o 1 1 5 Ed Hastings,g Q. I I· 2 I 0 2 I Merr ia m-Webster Charles Jarvis. g 1- 4 1- 2 2 I I 3 Jerry Ma horney, f 2- 4 1- 1 0 I 1 5 ; . Seventh New ~ Mike Meek, t 3· 3 3· 4 I 3 0 9 Rick Walker.c 0· 2 o. 2 I 3 I 0 Collegiate TOTALS 18·48 , 16-31 16 26 22 48 When you belong to your _5 - The Daily Sentinel, Mldclleport-Pomeroy, 0., Nov. 2f, .1972 ' , tl ' . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..:...___ _ _ .................;.___;.r..;, •• ~~...-.....:..~.........;.--"--.......;.- . ~- ' l&nJhcAn._ SlOJf . �• ' -~.. . .. . ..,. ~ ' .. r 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Nov. 24,1972 ' . _Bucks 6-point underdog · HoJller L. Roush COLUMBUS (UP! )- Need- Ten champio,;.l:ip and a trip t.o . lng a win l!lf a share of the Big the Rose Bowl, Ohio State has ·been listed a six.point underdog · for Saturday's ·69th . SPEAKING OF meeting with thinl ranked Michigan in their nationally ~tyling telexised showdown (I :20 ·········~··:······~··· ~· p.m.). The Wolverines, IIJ..O on the season, will be gunning ror thei t:. second straight victory over Ohlu- st.3!~. having edged the Buckeyes 10-7 last year enroute to an 11~ ·regular season mark. Ever since the stone age, Michigan can capture . the women have be·en strtVing to ~ improve their ~p ­ Big Ten title and Rose Bowl pearance by fi nding difberth against Southern ferent ways to fix thelr California with either a victory hair. The sfone age women or a tie, while Ohio State, 8-1 put bones in their hair. The for the year and 6-1 in the women of Cleopatra's day would put jewels in theirs. conference, must win to The women of today are deadlock for the championship. sti'll striving to meet the Holding the key to a Buckeye same goal. Every year win is a defense which has been 1fhere are n~W hair styles. Thi s is encourag ing to ;iddled by injuries to key perknow, that the fema le is s_o formers and . has been interested in looking her struggling to gain the stature best, thai she keeps trying expected of it. to improve on, wh at last yea r seem ed, the fine st. A Rugged Test There is' one great difThe return of 6-3, 238-pound ference between the st one linebacker Randy Gradishar, age women and th e woman who missed two games with a of today, and Ihat is, there knee injury, has helped, but lhe are professiona I people who keep up with the latest Wolverines figure to be a rugin hai r stxnng, who have ged test for the Buckeyes. been trained in this pa r Michigan's def~nse, meanticular field. and who are while, has been almost imposready to pass on to you their knowledge and work · sible to move, giving up only 43 manship to make you more points in 10 games and posting attra ctive halr:wise . Call us an d let our four shutouts. Only UCLA, in the second game of the season, tra ined personnel show you the latest hair styles. has been a~le to score more than a touchdown against the Wolverine defense, the Bruins losing 26-9. Ohio State scout Esco Sark· 214 E. SECOND ST. kinen said thete were two POMEROY. OHIO thihgs about the Michiga n· PO-i ONE 992-7606 team which stood out in his mind. The ability to react to • • • • • • • • • - pressure, and the defense,. "which has a record of its Homer L. Roush, tl:l, 'died Wednesday at his home al Blacksville, W. v~. He W>tS the son or the late Orville and Myrtle Thornton Roush of New Haven, W. Va. Surviving are his · wife and three children, two . brothers, Albert Roush of Pomeroy, Route 4, and James W. Roush of Newston Falls; a cousin, Willi ~m Dean or Rutland, and an aunt, Mary Dean of Bidwell. Funera l services will be held ·saturday afternoon at the Owe ns Funeral Home at Blacksville. by KAY CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON own." . We:re ready , when you are ! "The defense is the toughest aspect of their total picture," Sarkkinen said . "Their defense is better than last year, more methodical. " Sarkkineti also believes the Wolverine defense, at least in some respects, is better than a year ago and he credits soph· omore Dennis Franklin of Massillon, Ohio, with any improvement. "They have better balance in the backfield;" Sarkkinen said, •1•cspecially at ·quarterback." Besides Franklin, the other . Wolverine backfield ·starters will be Ed Shuitleswotth of ' Cincinnati at fullback, Chuck Heater of Tiffin at tailback, and Clint Haslerig of Cin_cinnati · at wingback , giving them an all-Ohio starting back· field . f - Primarily a running team, led by Shuttlesworth, Heater and Franklin, the Wolverines went "to the air in their 9-6 victory over Purdue last week. Franklin connected 10 times in 15 attempts. Relied On Henson Ohio State, in its 27-14 win over Northwestern last week, relied mostly on the powerful thrusts of sophomore fullback Champ Henson, who carried 44 times, a school record, for 153 yards and scored all four TDs. The four touchdowns gave Henson 19 for the season, making th~ 6-4, 225-pounder the nation's leading scorer·. He also took the team rushing lead with 759 yards to 697 for freshman tailback Archie Grilfin , who bas been used sparingly of late. C<Jach Woody Hayes, who is rather proud of his team's passing attack, although he prefers to travel by land, closed his team's practice sessions this week, indicating some surprises may be in store for the Wolverines. Quarterback Greg Hare, also a dangerous runner with 308 ya rds and three TDs to his credit, may be a bit underrated as a passer. The big junior from Cwnberland, Md., has hit on half of his I (}(I allempts this season, three going for touchdowns, and was instrumental in keeping drives going last week with his tosses. Saturday's garrie will be the 68th between Ohio State and Michigan, dating back to 1897, with the Wolverines holding a 39-25-4 edge. In the last 21 years, however, since Hayes bas been coach at Ohio State, the Buckeyes have won 13 to · eight for Michigan, although he is 1·2 against 'Bo Schembechler, a• forme r Hayes assistant at Ohio State. died Wednesday tection that goes with you just ·about e'lery time you start your car. AM Travel Accident Insurance. Bail Bond Prolecl ion. Emergency Road Service. R!ldy? Call us. You'll be sur· prised how litlle an AAA mem· bership costs' @ ... A Great Idea for over 70 Years La ti n 69 Twi nsbur g 69 Or ange 6d Lorain 63 Cleve land Rhodes 49 Cleve. 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' ·INTEREST .On Certificates - Gallipolis Blue Devils service and protection ... pro· I CHICAGO ( UPI )-Jim Lyttle , who batted .232 in 44 games with the Chicago White Sox last season, was sent to the The Athens County club's Iowa farm team in the Savings a, Loan Co. American Association Thurs296 Second St. Vffi!NING SPECIAL HON!?RS at I~ Easten;' Eagle football banqUet Tuesday night were, .\ day. Pomeroy!_.Q_hio . left to r1ght, Bobby Edwards, outstandmg offensiVe back; Coach Roger Kirkhart ; Dick StetBy sending Lyttle, an outfieltler, outstanding offensive lineman and the "Eagle Pride Award," and liandy Boring, outAll Accou nts Insured To der, to Iowa, the White Sox $20,000.00 by 'FSLIC. standing offensive back and Most Valuable Player. Steve Reed, not pictured, was awarded the reduced their roster to 39, "Most Dedication" trophy. The honorees were selected by vote of all the players an~. coaches. leaving one vacancy which Ev•••1~ • could pefilled during the minor · · ~PiliJW·fi1 league draft or by a trade at SUFFERS CONCUSSION next week's winter baseball High school cage results LAKE HAVASU, Ariz . (UP!) meetings in Honolulu. Glenville 50 - Harold Eis of Topeka, Kan., OHIO HI GH SC HOOL Cleve. Holy Name 62 Cleve. favored for this weekend's BASKETBALL SCORES West Tec h 48 United Press lnternationa I $50,000 Pepsi-Cola Outboard Buckeye 65 Keystone 42 Wedne sday Bay Village 68 Cleve . Linco ln world championship race, sufSouth Poin t 82 Northwest 39 Wes t 43 Cleve . Marshall 65 Cleve . Max fered a mild concussion ThursFairv i ew Park 78 Cleve. Hayes 47 day when his boat flipped over Lutheran West 58 Ga..lli polls 79 Federal Hocking 48 during a 100-mile-an-hour Brookl yn 63 Rotky Ri ver 61 Chag r in Falls 53 Aurora 47 Cuyahoga Heights 80 Cleve A thens 58 Nelsonvi ll e-York 44 practice sprint. c.c. 64 Wes I Geauga 60 Chardon 44 Eis was reported in good Parma By za nt ine 62 North Chillic;othe BI Jackson 39 condition but his boat was Royalton d3 StJi on 58 Kensl on 48 Cleve. Lut her an East 79 Cl eve. Logan 78 Hilliard 54 destroyed. Phone : PomeroY'92-2590 Gallipolis 446.0699 club, you'll enjoy year-round 6% LYITLE TO IOWA SOUTHERN OHIO Ame rlcan Automobile Msociation . ' By United Press International Charlie Scott made sure the Phoenix Sun~' losing streak would go no longer Thursday night. Scott scored 42 points, inCluding 12 during a 43-point third period that enaWed: the Suns to come from behind and beat the ·Detroit Pistons, 128'Devils romp to 79-48 cage win 122. The victory snaped a five. . . . ~e Suns' losing stre~k .. lf,\¥.1\lW,In&; il .il.\1\il!JI,s h flr~t 1\~lf ' performance, 'Connie'Hawkilllj, wp~ had 19 Coach ~im Osborne's Gallipolis· Blue Devils-cam~ to· iiits,. got' ei'ghf du rili{ ih~ li fe in the second half and the resul'fWa's ' ~79-48 min· ~third-period splurge. ·Hawkins league basketball triumph for GAHS over host added 11 assists and seven F d ] H k· W d d rebounds. Curtis Rowe led the e era - oc mg e nes ay night. It was the 1972- Pistons with 26 points and Bob 73 season opener ·for both squads. Lanier hit 22. Detroit's largest lead was 10 GALLIPOLIS BL UE DEVILS 179) Player- Pos. FG-A fT.A PF RB TO TP points with 7:22 remaining in the first half but Hawkins and Gil Price B· l2 2· 2 3 3 3 18 Jimmy Noe, f 10-15 6·10 4 16 2 26 · Gus Johnson sparked a rally Mark Kiesli ng, g 6·10 I· 2 2 5 4 13 which saw Phoenix close the Topper Orr, f J. 4 o. 0 3 . 8 2 6 Jim Singer,g 0· 2 0· 0 d 0 1 0 gap to 58-56 at intermission. Mike Berridge, f J. 6 2' 3 2 d 2 B The Suns went ahead to stay Bil l Lemlev . l o. 1 0- 1 1 I 0 0 on two free throws by Scott Kev Sheets, g 1 3 0· 0 3 2 o 2 Roger Oalley, t o. 1 o. 0 1 2 0 o with 9:36 left in the third Jim Niday, g o. 3 0· 0 3 •2 0 0 quarter. The closest Detroit I · 3 4· ' 2 5 1 6 Steve Lee, c TOTALS 32-60 15-22 28 48 15 79 came after that was five points in the dosing seconds. FEDERAL-HOCKING LANCERS (481 Ployer- Pos. FG-A FT-A PF RB TO RB In the only other NBA game, Jim Schloss, c 1· 4 1· 4 4 2 o 3 Walt Bellamy and Jim Wash· RobSmith, f 2· 5 d· 8 3 2 6 B Ron Springer, g 4-11 2· 2 1 5 2 6 ington h ~d th eir highest · Mitch Daugherty, t 3· 5 0· 2 2 4 3 6 Ron Dunfee, g I· 7 0· 0 0 3 4 2 Jerry Bibbee, g o. 0 o. I I 0 0 0 Dan Bowers. c o. 0 o. 0 0 0 I 0 Rick Harris, I 1· 2 3· 3 o 1 1 5 Ed Hastings,g Q. I I· 2 I 0 2 I Merr ia m-Webster Charles Jarvis. g 1- 4 1- 2 2 I I 3 Jerry Ma horney, f 2- 4 1- 1 0 I 1 5 ; . Seventh New ~ Mike Meek, t 3· 3 3· 4 I 3 0 9 Rick Walker.c 0· 2 o. 2 I 3 I 0 Collegiate TOTALS 18·48 , 16-31 16 26 22 48 When you belong to your _5 - The Daily Sentinel, Mldclleport-Pomeroy, 0., Nov. 2f, .1972 ' , tl ' . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..:...___ _ _ .................;.___;.r..;, •• ~~...-.....:..~.........;.--"--.......;.- . ~- ' l&nJhcAn._ SlOJf . �•• •• ,I ) l Girl ·scout J3y Diary Charlene Hoeflich ' 7- The Daily 8enllnel, Mlddleport.Pameroy, 0., Nlll'. 2t, 1972 Club award ·made Friday and Saturday ;H\atd fur lht• lughesl l i .111d 25, and lhc NatiOnal (W i t'{'l l l(l/.W u( rnntinmng BPW e ~~lwt•ntwn In San .Juan. .1\11 lll<'lll b<'I'Sillp ' f)l l':-l~ lll t..'<l in .D~~ Irt ct 15 was i'ucrlu Hicu al a mcctmg Uus Mrs. 111 June Mary Kunzelman , uf th e Mtddlcpol'l ft ll: ll'<'<' eltalr "'""· fH'<'scntcd Busin ess and Profcss wnal lh<· budget and also projects to WtnuC'n 's Club . Prcsc nl to r. u~t> l hP fund s n~Ptlcd It was llld k l' lht• awm d WiiS Ehztrbclh llo !N I 1hitl m I he ~ II P ndun cc YIJ! Iiln. of Jackson, diSirtcl t 11llles1 the gr ccn team is d1n •e lo1 Th ~ wm n.c r wa s ,tlu._·tt d. """ "ura ed ~ ~ the rece nt Tv. o bc'<ls. a wheelchair and a (hstnct convention m Lan· walket· arc available from the e.rs tcr d uh 's hospital loan center. Speaker for the meetmg was Etlhcr Mrs Werner or Mtss , Mt s Jack Cnsp of the Leading • t' reddte Houdashelt may be Creek Conservancy Distn ct. cunlacted regardmg use of any Sill' <>Ullincd the role of the of the equtpment. A comLCCD tn helptn g women mumcatton was read askmg lcarnmg sktlls to make them that the club subnut names for sell s upporttn g, and s ub· dtstnctdtreclor and a member sequ entl y ass ts hng m JOb ul the state nonunahng com· placement Mrs. Cnsp was millee. mtruduced by Mrs Leo Ken· As a part of the program, ne dy , a member of' the Mrs. Werner showed sltdes on Fuundat ton, Emblem and the Foundatton program wtth Federation comnnttee. Mtss Huudashelt as narralor Gtfls were presented to both The Equal nghts for women Mt s Yen an and Mrs. Cnsp amendm ent wa• dtscussed M1 s. J ohn Werner presided Mtss Mary Ann Edwards ac· Leiters were read announcmg compamed Mrs. Yenan to the the rn ternational weekend to be mee."ng held tn Toronto. Canaday, Feb ll'l'l'k A new cadette troop has been ~rganized at Racine with Mrs. Morris, Mrs . Howard Ervin, and Mrs. Ruth Smith as the leaders Connie Smith IS serving as a helper for the troop nwnbered 184. Members are Teresa Ervin, Jennifer Badgley, Cathy Cross, Becky Crow, Diana Shoults, Peggy Neigler, Penny Smith, and Carol Moms. Arrangements were made to provide babysitting servtce at the Racine PTA meetings as a part of reqmrements on the child care badge. Patrols were organized with Diana S!Joults and Jenmfer Badgley being elected patrol leaders. Meetings will be held at 3:30p.m. each Wednesday rught at the American Legton Hall. Registration is still open for any m· terested gtrlsm the SIXth, seventh, and eighth grades Mrs. Ervin served refreshments. MIDDLEPORT CADETTE TROOP 185 Members of the Middleport cadettes went to a meeting of the Brownie Troops lF and 87Tuesday everung to complete work on their game leaders badge. Jom Murray conducted "London Brulge" to fulfill the sing-m category or game requirements; Trilla Gibbs, did a guessing game on animals ; Judy Gilkey, a relay game; Kathy Manley, a game called, "!See a Bear," from another country ; Vtrginia Burgelte, a nature game ; and Jennifer Wtse, a c;,ircle game. The troop IS selling girl SCOUt calendars at 35 cents each. JUNIOR TROOP 39 Tbanksgivmg tray favors for Veterans Memorial Hospttal were completed at Monday night's meeting of Jumor Troop 39. The girls also prepared 1100 treats to be diStributed at the Mid· Parttctpation m lhe Metgs dleport Christmas parade Calendars for sale by the scouts were Coun ty Chnstmas flower show distributed. NO LEADER, NO TROOP ... and that's the way it IS for 22 to be staged Dec. 2 and 3 at the Racme area gtrls who are mterested in being a part of a jumor Pomeroy Elementary School has been planned by members scout troop. Anyone willing to help with the Racine troop IS asked to contact either Mrs. William Ohlinger, Big Bend Netghborhood of the Wtndmg Trml Garden Club. chairman, or Mrs. Carl Morris of Racine. " lt Happens Every Clrnslmas" IS the theme or the THE ANNUAL GIRL SCOUT Christmas sing has been slww Each member or the tentatively set for the Saturday afternoon before Christmas. Wmd mg Trail Club wtll exhibit Again this year it will be held on the Pomeroy parking lot. One m the show. problem, though : On dtsplay at the meetmg, The gtrls are without a song leader. Contact Mrs. Ohlinger, wtlh Mrs Lloyd Moore as 992-3774 some afternoon if you would be willing to lead the group hostess, were dned materials in the carol smg. sutl able for flower arranging . Mrs Nancy Colhns gave the garden calendar, notmg that tt ts ltme to feed btrds, make dned flower arran gements, prune and mulch roses. Pm lies fm· patients at the Roach who read "Thanks for Mrs. Robert Lewts gave an Southeas tern Ohto Mental Life." The members sang "For ecology report m whtch she Health Center, Athens, wtll be the Beauty orthe Earth," and a dtscussed handhng leaves. She conttnued on a monthly basis readtn g, " What to Be recommended composting another year, it was dectded at Thankful For" was gtven by leaves mstead of pollutmg the a meeting of the Homebuilders Mrs. Raymond Cole All read envtronmcn t by burnmg , Class at the Mtddleport Church the JOOth Psalm 111 umson, and dumpmg or burymg them . of Christ Tuesday mght Mrs 'Herman Kmcatd had a Leaves also are a low-cost s01l Mrs. Denver Rtce and Mrs . Thanksg tving prayer Refresh· rerttllzer' leafmold being a Not man Yeauger were ap· ments were served by Mrs g1eat help to build a garden or putntcd co-chatrmen of the Kincaid, Mrs Raymond Cole, lawn with least expense. parlles. Another project which and Mrs. Roach. She stressed the 1\nportance the members voted to continue of rcturmng leaves, wood chtps was ren~mbering the chtldren an<! ,jill . organt~ . ro~lwr , to at the rv(ttgs County children's natute, and sald that If we Home on thetr btrthday ancontmue to burn leaves, we are ntversarles Mrs . Kenneth nul only losing our soil but McEihmney will serve as foultng the air and burmng up chairman. Ihe oxygen supply needlessly. Appotnted to a commtttee to Compos ting for the average A Thanksgmng servtce for handle dinners for bereaved Amen can town as a way of Ja mthes of the church were the residents ·or the Meigs ta kmg a bad thmg and makmg · Mrs. Frank Powers, Mr~ . County Inftrmary was held by 11 over tnto somethmg useful Ch ester Erwtn, and Mrs . the Light and Life Men's and valuable was recom· Wtllard Boyer. ),lrs. Wtlliam Fellowshtp and Women's mended by Mrs. Lewis. She Grueser , Mrs. Lawrence Missionary Soctety of the gave spectftc instructions on Stewart, and Mtss Thelma Laurel Cliff Free Methodtst Boyer were named to. the Church Monday ntght. A talk by the Rev. Robert flower committee. CANASTA PLAYED Love gtft offerings and the Buckley and prayer opened the Mrs . Edna Russell hosted a cheer fund will be contmued l"rvtce wtth Diana Lewts and meeting of the Middleport this year. Plans were made for 'Betty Wtll singing a duet. Mrs. Canasta Club Tuesday night. a Chnstmas party to be held on Lloyd Wrtght, Mrs. Marguente Play pnzes were won by Mrs. Dec. 19 at the home .PI Mr. and Letfheit, Mrs . Robert Buckley, Audrey Davenport and Mrs. Mrs. Wilham T. Grueser. Co- Mrs. Steve Ebhn, Mr. and Mrs. Isabelle Couch. Mrs. Betty hosts wtll be Mr. and Mrs. Clay James Gilmore and Mrs Ohlinger was a guest. Other 'I uttle and Mrs. Davtd Chfford Jacobs gave Thanks· players were Mrs. Eula HensBumgardner. There will be a $1 gtvlng readings. Mr~. Eblin ler, Mrs. Peggy Schmoll, Mrs. gtft exchange. Mrs. Leonard read the 40th Psalm, ( nd Steve Jean Cooke, and Mrs. Jeanne Van Meter prestded at the Eblin, on his guitat',s ang With Bradbury. A dessert course hts dau ghter , Becky . Mrs . was served A Christmas meetmg. . The Thanksg tvmg theme was Oscar Smilh was at the ptano dinner will be held next month used m devotions by Mrs. Carl lot· group smging. at the Metgs Inn. Cookies, coffee and tea were served durmg a soctal hour TO MEI'f TuEsQAY ' wtth entertainment by Steve RACINE - The Racine LOSE UGLY FAT - and Becky Eblin. Others at. Am en can Legion Auxthary tending from the church were start los •ng weight today OR wtll meet at 7:30p.m. Tuesday MONEY BACK MO,NAOEX I• Mr and Mrs. Otto Lolm, Dtana, a tiny tablet that Will help J:Uf'b Laura , John and Anita Smtih, at the hall. your de s•re for e~tcess, load Eat 1en-we1gh len. Contains Mr and Mrs Pearl Jacobs, no dangerous drugs and will not make you nervous No Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Powell, strenuous exercise Change Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Curtts, your life . start lodily . MONA DEX costs. U .OO for a 20 Sharon and Crystal Buckley, day Sllpply and u .oo for 1w1ct 1 and Clifford Jacobs. the amount. Lose ugly tat or yol)r money .,_will be refunded Last Saturday mormng the Wlfh no quntions asked by : Men's Fellowship enjoyed a Swuher & Lohse Drugs, 112 E Mam, Pomeroy & Dutton Drug br eakfast at the church Store , Middleport. Ma11 Orders followed by a prayer service. Filled. - Adv • Prices In This Ad Are Good ' Thru Saturday, November 25th. MIDDLEPORT OHIO A&P WEO Stores ,,' .'· Club to be in Show Parties to continue murucipal composttng wtth leaves collected by employes and the lack of necesstty for pm cbasmg new equipment or put tmg on extra manpower. On dtsplay at the meetm& were paper and composttion books made of recycled papet'. These are for sale locally, Mrs. Lewts noted. "Gruwtng Chrysan· lhemums" was the program topiC or Mrs. Moore. She described sml requirements and care of mwns throughout the year. Mrs . Charles Hayes con· dueled educattonal games and a blue ribhon was awarded to Mrs. Lewts for a table centet·ptece and to Mrs. Aaron Kelton fur a coffee table arrangement. Refreshments were 'served by the hostess to those named and Mrs. Cora Beegle , Mrs. Clarence Heaton , Mrs. Robert Thompson, and Mrs. John Terrell. Infiwary is visited WAREHOUSE LIQUIDATION WITH THIS COUPON AND YOUR PURCHASE OF ONE REGULAR BAR AT REG. PRICE .. .. I.,. J ,; I the Sermonette 1 " Dudley's Aorist 59 N. Second St. Middleport, Q, The Heart of Middleport . ,; . ~ETERGENT 13c OFF LABEL 22-oz. bottle .. Rock Spring News Notes 'LI9UID ' . WITH THIS CO.UPON Ror.al Crown Bottling Company i • hl. Middleport . . . PHILCO® STERfO SOUND CENTER . ®.. wllh built-In • STRACK TAPE CARTRIDGE PI,AYER • MPEED AUTOMATIC RECORD CHANGER • FM STEREO. FM/ A"! RADIO • . IOUTI9UI FACIAL TISSUI DECEMBER 1·2 In ... . FRIDAY & SATURDAY • ..~ & Buy Now & Save ROCK SPRINGS FAIR GROUNDS in Heated Grange Hall DELL'S DOLLAR SAVER , In A!f!~.e.q.ce, Giv,e '11uul!ts-- q,i~ & ~~til.icii!l .... , SALE For Listing Watch Sunday's Paper. Christmas Shoppers this is Your Chance. Dealers Welcome. UNITED MINISTRY OF _,Ser vice, ' 7:30 p.m.. Youtt, ME lGS COUNTY, T'"' Untied mee ling 6· 30 p m , Even1nq Presbytenan 1 Church, Ow-1ghl worshtp, 7 30 p m L l av<l z. Pas tor. O<recror , CHESTER C•HURCHOF THE GeQrge W Hullon and Rev NAZARENE - Rev Herbert L1 nson Stebbms, Ass'l. Pastor- Prale, pastor. Worship service, 01 rectors 11 am . and 7 30 p .m Sunday FIRST UNITED PRES· Sunday School. 9.30 a .m. 1 • ..JiJ p.m. BYTERIAN, Harrison¥tlle, R1chard Barton, sup! Prayer POMEROY ST. PAUL LUTHEkAN FREEWin BAPTIST - Sunday Church School , 9 30 "'"'"'"9 · W~dnes da y. 7. 30 p.m. - POMEROY , TRINITY The Rev. Arthur C. Lund, Corner Ash and Plum, Mrd am,. Mrs Homer Lee, Supt ., BRADFORD CHURCH OF Rev . W H Perrin, pastor. Roy pastor Sunday school (nursery . dleport , Noel 'Herr man , Morning Worship 10·30 ' a.m . CHRIST - Clllford Smrlh , Mayer. Supt . Church . schoool, adu,lt), 9 IS am ., Charles pa stor . Saturday even ing I RST U N I T E· D mi n<S ier Sund,'Y School 9 30 9 IS am. ; worship, 10:24 a.m.; Evan s, Chnstian Educat1on scrv1ce, 7 p m Sunday school, F PRESBYTEJIIAN, Middlepor t, am , morn<ng church 10 30 youth choir rehearsal Monday, Supl ; worsh1p serv1ce, 10· 30 10 a m , Sunday even1ng Sunday Church School , 9: JO am Sunda y even1ng servtce, 6:30 p.m.; Mrs Marvin Burt, a 11 1,, confirmat1on classes. worship, 7 p m m , Lewt s Sauer, Supt .; 7 JO p m Wednesday service, 8 a d1rector ; senior choir Tuesday, 7 8.1'5, 1unior con Mor nmQ Wor shio, 10 30 a m. p n1. rehearsal , 7:30p.m.. Thursday, firmat 1on class, lime set FIRST BAPTIST ol Mid· Mrs. Paul Nease, director \ MT. OLIVE CHURCH, Long LAUREL C~JFF FREE weekly , sentor confirmal ton dlepor t, corner of Sixth and POMEROY CHURCH OF class Sen1or chotr, 7 30 p.m. Palmer "streets, Rev. Charles Bottom ; John Dill, pasfor. METHODIST - Rev Robert Simon•, pas for . Fred Sunday school, 10 a .m.; E Buckley, pastor W1lltam THE NAZARENE -; Corner Tuesday Hoffman. Sunday School evangelisttc ser11ice, 7 30 p m Batley , supt , Sunday school. Unron and Mulberry . Rev Supenntendent Sunday church Wrllard Piggott. Sunday school 9·30 am .. morning worship, ' Clyde V Henderson, pastor SEV~NT .'I.DAY . AD · school for everyone 9: 15 am ., supennlendent 10 30 a.m , evening worship, Sunday school, 9 30 a.m .. Glen Located on Morning worship 10 15 am ., pm Wednesda y. 7.30 McClung , sup! ; morning VENTIST F I RST U N I T E D Chrrstlan Youth Crusade. 6 30 worship, 10 30 a.m.; evening Mulberry Herghts, near E11ening services, 7 JO p m.. serv lee, 7. 30 ; mid week 5er Veterans Memonal Hospttal, Wednesday prayer service, 7. 30 PRESBYTERIAN, Syoacuse p m ; prayer meeting, 7 30 Pomeroy Pastor Herbert p m Exira youth acliv1tles on Morning Worsh1p, 9 a m : p.m. Thursday choir practice, v1ce, WednesdaY, 7 30 p m. Morgan. Sabbath School, every Sunday, S p.m., for all youth up Sunday Church School , to a m 7 p m DEXTER CHURCH OF GRACE EPISCOPAL - Saturday at 2 p m. and worsh<p to siKih grade . 6:30 for iun<or Mrs SamPSon Hall , Suo r. Rev. Leroy Davis, minister. service followtng at 3! 15 p m and sen1or high students STIVERSVILLE COM· CHRIST - Danny Evan s. Morntng prayer and sermon, Open Bible discussron each CHURCH OF CHRIST, MUNITY, Rev. Edsel Hart, pastor Norman C. Will, supt. 10.30 a.m Holy communion and Thursday at 7 30 p.m at lhe Middleport, Slh and Ma<n pastor Sunday School service Sunday School 9 30 a m ; " The Friendly Raultn Moyer, pastor Michael 10 a m Prayer Meetmg each Worsh<p servl'ce, 10 30 a.m sermon . tirsl Sundays, 10· 30 church Church " a m Church school. kir.Gerlach, Sunday School supt. Thursday 7 30 p.m Sunday Christtan Enc{eavor Sunday evening. dergarlen through eighth GRAHAM u N 1 T E 0 Brbte School, 9 30 a.m. ; mor· even<ng serv<ce, 7 30 0 m REORGANIZED CHURCH nrng worship, 10 · 30 a m , grade, 10;30 a .m METHODIST- P<eaching 9. 30 ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT. POMEROY CHURCH OF a.m ., first and second Sundays evening worshJp, 7 30 p m.; - Pomeroy . Harr<sonv<lle TER DAY s;I,INTS- Portland · prayer serv1ce 7 ,:. m Wed 1 CHRIST- Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr., ot each month. third and fourth Road Kenneth Eberts, pastor Paul McElroy, Sunday School Racme Road. Ralph Johnson, pastor . Bible School, 9.30 a.m., Sundays each monlti, worship nesday. CHURCH OF THE pastor Herbert Whrte, Sundar. worshrp, 10 30 ; adult worship service at 7 30 p m. Wednesday I Sunday School 9' 30 • m ' School Director . Sunday Schoo , servtce and young peoples evenings at 7.30. Prayer and NAZARENE - Mrddleporl , Sup worship and com - 9 30 am ., Morning worship, Rev. Audry M11l~r, pastor . morning meetrng, both 7 30 p.m. Sundar,· Bible Study. mun1on, 10· JD am ; Sunday Wednesday , combined Bib e FIRST SOUTHERN BAP· Floyd Carson, sup! . Sunday evening youth Christian en· 10 30 a m , Sunday e,venlng study and prayer meeting, 7:30 TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave., school, 9.30 a.m. ; Mornrng dea11or. 6 30 , Worship serv1ces, ser11 k e 7 P m. Wednesday P m. Pomeroy, affiliated with S B.C., worship 10:30 a m.. junior Sunday, 7 30 p m. Wednesday evening prayer ser11ices, 7 30 THE SALVATION ARMY- , the Rev Fred Hill, pastor . society, 6· 30 p.m., NYPS, 6:45 evening prayer meetrng and P ~ETHLEHEM BAPTIST Envoy RayS. Wining, officer In Sunday School. 9:30 a.m . ; p m Sunday evangelistic , 7 30 p.m. charge . Suhday, 10 a.m .. , mornmg worship, 10· 30 a .m.; meetmg, 7· 30 p m Prayer Brble ST. study JOHN LUTHERAN - Great Bend, Charles Norris, Sunde{ Holiness meeting , 10:30 a.m., 1u111 or socrety, 6:30am NYPS, meelrng Wednesday, 7 30 p m Pine Grove, the Rev Arlhur pastor. Worship service, 9 JO Matthew MEIGS Combs. pastor Sunday school. am .. Sunday School , 10:30 a.m Sunday School. 'i'oung People's 6 45 p m Sunday evangelistic 11 :7-15 Leg ron, 7 p.m.; Thursday, 1 to 3 meeting, 7; 30 p.m . Prayer COOPERATIVE 9 30 a.m • church services, CARLETON CHURCH Kingsbury Road Sunday 10 . 30 am . PARISH p m., Ladres Home League ; 7 meeling Wednesday, 7:30 p m Mondax THE UNITED MIDDLEPORT BRADBURY CHURCH OF School , 9·30 a.m., Ralph Cart , p m.. Prep classes. Mark METHOODIST CHURCH Worship service, 10 30 2;1-12 SACRED HEART - Rev MT. MORIAH BAPTIST CHR IST B<ble School, 9 30 supl and 7 30 p m Wed alternately, Rober! R. Card Father Bernard Krajcovlc, Corner Fourth and Main, a m morning worship, 10 30 am. p sd • Tuesday Otrector a m ' Sunday evenmg Worship rayer mee 11 ng, ne ay, pastor. Ph~ne 992· 2825 Mrddleport. Rev. Henry L. Key, In our town a fBctory employs moat of ua. But we live Mark POME,!lOY CLUSTER 30, p .m. Rev Jay Sltles, Saturday evenrng Mass, 7:30 Jr., pastor. Sunday School 9.30 Se rvic e, 7 30 P m ' choir 7pastor . under the pall of smoky chemical fumes. 2.14-22 p m. Sunday. Mass, B and tO a.m , Arnold Richards, sup!.; Rev. Robert R. Card pracllce Sunday and Wed OLD DESTER CON . am . Confessions, Saturday, 7- Mornmg worshtp 10 30 a.I'J'l . Rev. F. Stanton Smrth nesday , 7 p.m. pr.;:r,er meef<ng GREGATIONAL CHURCH , Wednesday Both labor and management attend our church-and 7 30 p.m. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES CHESfER - Worship 9. IS and B1ble study W nesday 7· 30 ~'- Rev Carl Richards. pastor Mark POMEROY FIRST BA':'TIST Larry Carnahan presldrng a m , Church School 10 a m. they are concerned about pollution and our envlro~mBnt. 2:23-28 Pm Mrs. Worley Franc1s, Sunday - Robert Kuhn, pastor ; Wrlllam m<nrsler Sunday, Bible lecture, ENTERPRISE- Worshrp. 9 ANTIQUI rY BAPTIST supt ; Sunday school , They know lt ls a human dilemma. We must have jobs; we Watson, Sunday school supt 9 30 a m., Watchtower study, am ., Church School . 10 a.m. Rev Freeland Norris, pastor · school Thursday 9 45 a m , church serv 1ces, Sundayschool,9 30am., BYF, 10. 30 am .; Tuesday , Bible must have the products we make. And taxes from the fBcFLATWOODS- Worshrp, II Sunday school. 10 am i church second and fourth Sund ays Mark 6 p.m. ; · Bible study, Wed· study. 7 30 p.m , Thursday, a m , Church School 10 a m. 5:1·20 serv1 ce. 7 p.m Wednesday foll owmg Sunday school ; f1rst tories support schools, clinics and public works. These are nesday, 7 p m. ; chatr pract1ce, mtnts1ry school 7 30 p .m ., POMEROY- Worship, 10.30 B1ble study , 7 P m. and th~rd Sunday evenmgs, 7 30 Wednesday, B· JO P m. serv1ce meeting 8:30p.m. realities. Friday a.m.. Church School 9· 15 a.m ; pm Mark POMEROY LOWER LIGHT MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of UMYF 6·30 p m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN RACINE FIRST CHURCH But we cannot continue destroying In lhe process of 5:21 -34 CHURCH - Harrisonville Christ in Chroslian Union ROCK SPRINGS - Worship OF THE NAZARENE - - Mr Rober I Wyalt, pastor , Road. Rev. Odell Manley, Lawrence Mantey, pastor ; Mrs. 10 a.m ; Church School 9 a.m , Sunday School, 9 30 am .; Sunday School supl , Ronald creating. It ls God's world and we are the caretakel'll. That's Saturday pastor. Henry Eblin, Sunday Russell Young , Sunday School UMYF 6· 30 p.m. Mornrng Worshrp. 10:30 am. : Osborne Bible School, 9 30 John also a reality. school sup!. Sunday school, Sup! Sunday School 9· 30 a .m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Even10a worsh1o. 7. 30 p m , a.m.; preaching tO AS a.m . 16;19-28 9 30 a.m. , evening worship, Evening worship 7:30 WeaRev. Robert Bumgarner Wednesday Mid Week ServiCe 1 Evenlnq services, 7 30 p.m As Christians we will ~eek the answer under God In His 7 30 p.m ; prayer and praise nesday prayer meetrng, 7:30 HEATH - Worship 10·30 Sunday School Supermtendent, HYSELL RUN FREE service, Thursday, 7:30 p m P m Church. We wlll work together and build a better world. Will a m , Church School 9 30 a m , Gerald Wells Pastor, Rev . METHODIST - Ronald Wells, z .• ~ UMYF 7 p,m Morrr s M Wolfe •• ••• ,u.\a you be ln church next Sunday? · pastor Sunday School 9 30 a \ ,.~ RUTLAND - Worship 9· 15 m ; Morning worshtp 10 30 a NEASE SETTLEMENT MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF a m , Church School 10 a.m.. "'~ ''"fif m : Young People's Serv1ce CHAPEL, non-denommational, GOD - Racine Route 2, the UMYF 7 p m. RACINE FIRST BAPTIST - 6 45 p m : Evangelistic ser SALEM CENTER- Worship Charles Norris. pastor Sunday v1 ce, 7 30p m. Prayer meeting, George S. Oiler, Pastor . Rev. James M. Muncy, pastor. 9 a m , Church School tO a.m , School , 9 30 am ., Mornrng Thursday. 7 30 p m Sunday Schooi!O a.m. Worshtp Sunday school, 9:45 a.m . ; UMYF Thursdav. 7 om. worship, 10 4S a.m , Sunday FREEDOM GOSPEL Servtce 11 a.m. Sunday night mornmg worshtp, 11 a.m.; SYRACUSE CLUSTER evenrng worshrp, 7·30 p m , MISSION - Bald Knobs, Rev Rev. Merrell Floyd Wednesday even<ng Brble L R Gtuesencamp. services 7:30p.m. Wednesday evening worship, 7:30 p.m. pastor ASBURY- Worship II am ., Srudy. 7 30 p.m With the hope it will, In some measure, foster a.nd help sustain that whlth Is Roger Wilfred, Sr.. Sunday - Prayer meetmg 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting, Tuesday, 7:30 ChurchSchool9 SOa m., WSCS. DANVILLE WESLEYAN, School Supt. Sunday School, good in family and community life , this feature ts sponsored by the business Everyone welcome. Rev. Lawrence Sull ivan, 9 30 a m , Sunday evening p m. ; Young peoples meeting, 1s1 Tuesday. FOREST RUNWorship 9 pas ror Sunday School 9 JO worship 7 30. Prayer meet1ng, firms and organizations whose ..[tames appear below. 7 30 p.m. Thursday. am., Church School tO a.m. ; a m ; youth and tunror youth Tuesday , 7. 30 p m. Er~es t WSCS, 3rd Wednesday, 7· 30 service, 6· 4S p m ; evening Deeter, class leader. Youlh p m. ' worship, 7· JO p m., prayer and Wednesday, 7· 30 p m., MINERSVILLE - Worship prarse. Wednesday, 7 30 p.m Meet<ng Ernest Deeter. leader . 10 a.m, Church School 9 a.m., SILVER RUN FREE BAP· WSCS, 3rd Monday, 7.30 p.m. T!ST- Rev. Howard Kimble, MT. HERMON CHURCH OF " ·: SYRACUSE - Worship, B pasror Sunday schocl, 10 am ., THE UNITED BRETHREN IN am. , Church School, 9 a.m.; Henry Davis, supl ; evening CHRIST - Robert Shook, Mel,9,s County B!:anch SYRACUSJ; - Worship, f service, 7· 30 ~ . m , .frayer. pastor . .S~nd~y ' school. 9 . 3~' • .. G~UtS SHAKE HkVEN " • m.; chUf'tlr 1ci)Ool, • m ~ meerinq,'lhurday, 1:30 p.m. am . R6ssell SJ)encer. sup! I : SOUTHERN CLUSTER CHESTER CHURCH OF worshrp service. 10. 45 a.m., fH'[ AniE_NS_CJiUNTY Some time ago there was a but in bemg thankful the Trailer Rentals and Supplies Rev. Frank Cheesebrew GOO - ReY James Satterfield, evenmg worship alternating SAVINGS LOAN 00. Rev. Marlha Ann Mallner pastor Sunday school, 9· 30 wolh C. E at 7· JO p m. on popular musical comedy whtch whole year through. Or, as the St . Rt. 7 Chester , Ohio • Rev. Howard Shiveley am , worship service. It a.m ; Sunday. Prayer meetrng, 7 JO 296 W. Second Pomeroy Ph. 992. 3865 had in it a song about "domg tradttlonal prayer has tt, "not BETHANY I Dorcas) evenong serv<ee, 7 ; prayer p m. Wednesday, Alfred Wolfe, wtth our lips but with our what comes naturally." Under Worship, 9·30 am .; Church ser vice and youth servrce. lay leader. LODWICK'S MARKET FAIRVfEW BIBLE CHURCH that headmg one could think of bves " For thanksgtving is School 10.30 am. .Wednesday, 7 p m. WHITE'S CHAPEL Member of the Big 3 a hundred and one things, but man's total dally life-response CARMEL - WorSshlp , 11 LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CootvllleRD Rev. Roy Deeter, " We Sponsor Jesus " :·, am .. lsi and 3rd undays , CHURCH Robert E. Musser, star Sunday school 9 30 General Merchandise g1ving thanks would not be one to God's total, eternal good. Church School, 10 a.m. pastor Sunday School, 9 30 pam . 'worship service' tO 30 Rev . Stan Craig, Pastor Tuppers Plains Ph, 661·3280 of them. Many things are a ness. - F. Stanten Smith, APPLE GR~VE -~or~~r'Pd o.m. , Robert Bobo, supf . : m:' Bible sfudy and 'prayer . natural part of life. It is qatutal Umted Methodist Church, 7 30 p m., rrst a r mornrng worshrp. 10. 30 , Sun· service Wednesday 7· 30 p m ' RUTLAND SWISHER & LOHSE to hope. We often use \he ex· Enterpnse, Rock Springs, Sundays , Church school, 9 · 3~ day evening service, 7 30; ¥1d· a.m ; prayer meeflng, firs week service. Wednesday,' 7 30 RUTLAMD FIRST BAPTIST MARK VSTORE Wednesday, 7 30 p.m .. . p.m. presston, "While there is life, Flatwoods. Rexall Drugs EAST LETART - Worsh<p - - ·-- ·-CH.URCH OF - Rev . Samuel Jackson . there ts hope." It ts natural to We Fill All Doctors ' Prescriptions Middleport, Ohlo tl• SYRACUSE pastor Sunday School, 10 a.m.. ' 30 p.m., second and four h THE NAZARENERev. M C. Mrs 'Gertrude Buller, supt. 7 pray, especially when one is ln Pomeroy 992·2955 ' Sundays; church sc,hoot. 9· 30 Larrmore. pastor. Bob Moore, Prayer Service, 1 30 p.m. ; trouble. But it ts not natural to am , prayer meefrng, third Sunday School Supt. Sunday preachinR service. 2 p.m giVe thanks, just as it is not ROYAL OAK PARK Wednesdoy, 7 30 P m School, classes for all ages, 9.30 RUTLAND CHURCH OF GREAT BEND- Worship 11 am · morning worship, 10:45. OHIO VALLEY BAKING 00. natural to hate. We have to be a.m., 2nd and 4th Sundays, NYPS Sunday, 6·30 p.m. ; CHRIST-Keith Wise, pastor. Family Recreation I": careruuy taught 10 express our Bakers ot Holsum Bread Church School, 10 a.m evangelistic service Sunday, Sunday School, 9:30a.m., V. H. gralltude. It comes naturally LETART FALLS- Worship, 7· 3() p m Mid week prayer Braley supt.. worship servtce Swimming, Camping Middleport, Ohlo IOa.m ; church school , 9 a.m.. meeting , Wednesday, 7 30 P m. ' ' for children to ask for things, to Bible study, 7.30 p.m. every Missionary meeting , second and communion, 10·30 a.m.; want and to take them; but, we By Mrs. Opba Offut( Tuesday. Wednesday, 7.30 p m. . evening service , 7 p.m. THE FARMERS BANK have to teach our children to Mrs . Wayne Sloan left GAUL'S MARKET UNITED FAITH NON · Wednesday Btble study 7 MORNING STAR- Worship DENOMINATIONAL - Rev. .' ·AND SAVINGS 00. say thank you. Sunday for Wilmington, Del., 9:30a.m.; Church School10:30 Robert Smith, pastor. Sunday p m. Regular board meetmg, I' Pomeroy-Member FDIC & Now, tf !hts be true, it is where she 'spent Thanksgiving am.; ' Mid-Week Service, school , 9.:30 a .m.; class leader, ~uuu Satnrtt•ut P~ Ch month, 7 Chester, Ohlo Federal Reserve System much more dtlficult to carry Day with relatives. Wednesday, Bcf).m. Leo Hill, worship service, 10 30 p m MORSE CHAPEL- Worship am. ; church, 7· 3() p.m .; prayer · · out the admonition of the relatives. THE RUTLAND COM : 'BOGGS EQUIPMENT . Apostle Paul in his first letter Mrs. Amos Leonard was 11 ~.m .. lsi and 3rd Sundays ; meeting, Wednesday HEINER'S BAKERY Church School, 10 a.m. ED BRET.H"EN. MUNITY CHURCH - Rev EDEN UNIT " Sales· Allls Chalmers - Service to the Thessalonians, "Rejoice admttted to the General PORTLAND - Worsh!jC 7:30 Eldon R Blake • Rrchard Dubbeld, pastor CHRIST IN m · Church School 9· a.m. P always, pray constantly, give Hospital at Charlestown, W. Farm . Industrial - Lawn· Garden Bakers of Good Bread ' su"TTON _ Wor•hip, 11 a.m. ~stor . Sunday School, 10 am .; SchooL 9: 30 a m., Worship Upf service. 11 a.m. ; Wednesday thanks m aU circumstances; · Va., on Monday. She \.111 un· 2nd and •th Sundays, Church Tuppers Plains 667-3435 Huntington, W. Va. tnnoe HoIsInger, s · Mor · n1ng serm on , tt am · · •· Evening prayer meeting, 7: 307 30p.m for this is the will of God in dergo hip surgery. Carda and School 10 •a.m · t'an Endeavor ' Sunda<y nlghl worship, 1 WESLEYAN (Racine) service Ch rrs RUTLAND CHURCH OF Christ Jesus for you." (I prayers will be ·appreciated. DICK'S GROCERY Worship, 11 a.m .; Church 7:30p m. ; Mrs . Lyda Chevallerd, THE NAZARENE Re v R~INE FOOD MARKET The5salonjans 5: 16 and 17.) Vtsiting on Saturday with pres1denl. Song service an 1Formerly Domlgans) _ _ sermon. 8:2o. Mrd.Week prayer Lloyd D Grimm, Jr. , pastor New Owner - Dick Sargent Living the thankful life is Mr. and Mrs. William Radford School, 10 a.m. NORTHEAST CLUSTER meeting Wednesday, 7: 30p.m. Sunday School, 9·30 a.m. ; The Store With A Heart Ph. 992·7735 Old U. S. 33 being thankful whatever the were Mary Radford and friend, Rev. Jacob Lehman Mrs. Marie Holsinger, class Morning worship, 10:30 am . ; Ph. 949·3342 Racine !lev. Standley Brandum d Young rv,ople's service, 6· 45 Stop In and See Us ctrcumslances may be. In fact, Gracie Sharp, Columbus, Bill JOPPA - Worship 10 a.m.,· 1ea er . II stt c serv 1ces us p.m .; vange the thankful life does not and Valerie Radford of Church School 9 a.in ., Prayer CHURCH OF JES 7 30 p.m. Wednesday evenln g depend pn circumstances . Parkersburg, Mrs. Bessie Meeting, Wednes.day, 8 p.m. CHRIST - located at Rutland service 7:30pm. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS 00. LONG BOTTOM - Church on New Lima Road, next to GOEGL£1N ~tiADY MIX CO. They must, however, be Byers and children, Denise, services, 9 a.m. 1Sunday School Forest Acre Park ; Rev. Ray MASON COUNTY Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer considered. In these days Mark and Lisa, Columbus; 9:45 a.m. Bible study every Rouse, pastor ; Robert Musser, THE HILAND CHAPEL Phone 992·3284 Middleport many live in affluent clr· Mrs. Grace Glaze, Middleport, Thursday, 7:30p.m. Middleport, Ohio. Sunday school supf Sunhdlay George Casto, pastor. Sunda y' . NORTH BETHEL- Worship school, 10· 30 a.m., wors P· School, 9:30i evening worship cumstances. Whether a!- and Debbie Pullins and 11 a.m.; Church School 10 a.m. 7.30 p.m Bible study, Wed 7·JO. Thursoay evening praye ' r nuence makes for good or evil daughter, Amy, Columbus. AU WEATHER ROOFING ALFRED - Sunda~ school, nesday ,' / :30 p.m ;a furday service, 7 30 p.m. may depend largely upon in Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hines 9 4S a .m. each Sunday ; night prayer servrce, 30 P ·~. M&R FOODLINER MASON FIRST BAPTIST . AND CONSTRUCTION what spirit It is received, what visited wlth Mr. and Mrs. preaching at 11 a.m. each • H EM LocK G R 0 v E Secood and Pomeroy Sis .• Sta n D B.A. ANTHONY Sundey. Prayer meeting, 7:45 CHRISTIAN . Oavlo ~Iauner, Craig, pastor . Sunday schoo Middleport, Oh io I, PLUMBING and HEATING acknowledgments and thanks Roger Hines, Gallipolis, on p m. Wednesday ; WSCS, B p.m. pastor ; Stanford Stockton. supt. 9.45 a.m., worship service, 1 I 337 N. 2nd Middleport 992-3!·50 are given to the Giver of every · Saturday night. on third Tuesday each month. Mornrng worship, 9:00 a.m.: a.m., training union, 6 30 p.m • good and perfect glft. In af· Mrs. Cecil Johnson unREEDSVILLE - Sunday church school, to 30 a.m · evening worship servtcs, 7·30 CARPET-LAND, INC. MONTG JMERY WARD fluence giv'e thanks. derwent a cataract operation school, 9:30; preaching, 7·30 young peoples meeting, 6:30 p.m. Mid·week prayer service ' p.m. Sundoy; prayer meeting, p.m , evening worship, 7:30. Wl\dnesdav, 7: 3() p.m . Some would say that the at O'Bieness Hospital in CATALOGUE STORE . Tuesday; Wednesday, 7·30 FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH7;3() 116 W Main Ph. 992-7590' hardest thanksgiving is that Athens first p.m Thursday each WSCS,h7 mont . 30 Bibteutwdy, m Mr . and Mrs. Charles R. Sheets SILVER RIDGE- Worship, p.MT. UNION BAPTIST ~ -Letart Route I, the Rev. Sle n which we make in adversity. It Pvt .· 2 Carl T. Offutt Free Estimates . Guaranteed Installation 106 Court St. Pomeroy 992·3001 10 a.m. ; Church School, 9 a .m. Rev Cecil Co•, pastor.. sunday Craig, pastor. Sunday school ts hard to give thanks when you graduated on November 17 . TUPPERS PLAINS - school supl., Joe Sayre. sunday 9·30 a.m.; prayer and Bib! ' are hungry, when life hurts, from Dental Training School at .Worship 9 a .m.; Church School school, 9;45 a.m.; Sunday study, 7 30·p m Cottage praye r P. J. PAUL£Y, AGENT SADIE'S M~RKET .10 a.m. _ _ evening worship, 7:30. Wed· serv ice, Tue5day, 10 a .m" ; jwhile enduring pain, when. Ft. Sam Houston, Teus. KE!-10 CHURCH OF CHRIST, nesday prayer Md Bible study, ,worsh,tp service, Friday, 7:30 Nationwide Insurance Co. of Columbus, 0. bereaved. But even in adTtmmie Sloan, son of Mr. and Hobart Newell, supt, Services 7 30 p m P m. Meats and Groceries versity Christians do not lose Mrs.RobertS!oan,hasbeeniU. weekly, 9·30 a.m. on Sunday. . T U'p pER 5 p LA 1 N S MASON CHURCH OF Pomeroy 307 Spring Ave. 992.3986 Syracuse appreciation of the goodness of Preaching first and third CHRISTIAN CHURCH - CHRIST- Loren T. Stephens • ' Ph. 992·2318 Sundays of IT]onth by Clifford Eugene Underwood, pastor ; mlnoster . Wor~hlp. tO am. __:_ God. ' 9: 30a.m. Howard Caldwell, Jr., Sundar. Btblesludy,ll :l5a.m. ; evenln Brazilwood, grown in South Smith, The difficulty in living the HOBSON CHRISTIAN School Supt.:' Sunday Schoo, worship, 7.30 pm. Mld·wee~ SEARS RIDENOUR SUP.PLY thankfUl life hes not in being America, Ia used to make UNION - Dllrret Doddrtll, , , 30 a. rn,; M9rntng .!!!C!I1Q!I~ service, Wednesday, 7:30.e.rn . . pastor. Sur1dly School, 9:30 0. 30 a m . Sur1day evening MASON ASSE'MBLY OF thankfUl for an hour or a day, violin bows. Authorrzod Catalog Mtrchanl Furniture and Appliances a.m., Leonard Gilmore, first ,.;vice,'? p:· m. GOD- Second St., Mason, W ,·( Louts W. Osborne elder ; evening service, 7:30 LETART FALLS UNITED Va. Chester Tennant, pastor Ph . 985·3308 Chester, 0 . 220 E. Main Pomeroy Ph. 992·2178 p.m. Wednesday prayer BRETHREN _ Rev Freeland Sunday school, tO a.m.; mor ' meeting, 7:30p.m. · . Ft ·d N 1 nlng worship, It a .m. ; MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF Norris. pastor ' oy orr s: evangelistic service, 7;30 p.m Attend the Church of Your Chol~e MIDDLPORT BOOK STORE GOD- Racine Route 2. The supt. Sunday school, 9· 30 a.m.: Bible study and prayer service ~- 1 -• t mornrng sermon, 10:30 a.m , Wedne da Phon . Rev. C,,.r"' ' BEN FRANKLIN STORE 7 30 Ha.N, pas or. p er servrct Wednesday, s y, · p.m. e Church and Office Supplies· Gifts Sunday school, 9:45 a .m.; ray · 1ZH13a. HARTFORD CHURCH 0 F morning worshrp, It a.m. 7' 30 p.m. Ph . 992 ·3496 Pomeroy 992 ·2641 Middleport ;,d•~rlL~~r7~~~s, Thuesday CHESHIRE CHURCH OF ~~Rl~!v~n~nri:~an~~i~~~(, IEARWALLOW RIDGE GOD Of' PROPHECY, G. P. pastor Sunday school, 9:30 F. I. WAll ACE, JEWELERS ' • . .CHURCH OF C"RIST- Dllvid Smllh. pastor · Suntlay School: am .; James Hughes, sup! NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE J.wetl, ~ator.. Bible study, 9:30 lOam. ; Arthur Henson, Su~t . .. evening service. 7:30 p.m Bulova Watches · Sales & Service l.m.; mamlf19 worship, 10:30; MornlnJI Worship II a .m.: Wedne•day evening praye r 100 Years in Pomeroy 1 I Middleport · 186 N. Second evening worship, 6:30p .m. Youn~ Pl!Oples.servlce, 7 pm .. meeting, 7: 30 p m. Yout h Kermit Walton Wedneldey Bible st~dy, 7: 30 Evenlf19 servrce, 7' 30 p.rn.; prayer service each Tuesda y p m. , Wednesday MI~· Week Praye~ at 7 30 p.m. , . FAU. ARRANGEMENTS Now lh Off , MIObLE-P..DRT PEN. TECOSTAL - Th<rd Ave., lhe Rev. William KniiJel, pastor Rooald Dugan. Sunday school su pt Classes for all ages; evemnq servtce, 7 JO p m .; R•hlo s•udy, Wed llCSday,-:1c30 1 • ,.rv1ces, Fr iday, Mldlterrantan,Armolre Pace~ veneer top and base, deep molded doors. ALL FOR ONLY ,boxes of 121 ' FOREMAN & ABBOTT M~=»~LIPORT, 0. 00 . - . WITH THIS COUPON Good Thru Seturdey, November 2.5th At All A&P WEO Storts ONICOUPON .J .. . . ,• ,4 ,"f •' ••• .,. • �•• •• ,I ) l Girl ·scout J3y Diary Charlene Hoeflich ' 7- The Daily 8enllnel, Mlddleport.Pameroy, 0., Nlll'. 2t, 1972 Club award ·made Friday and Saturday ;H\atd fur lht• lughesl l i .111d 25, and lhc NatiOnal (W i t'{'l l l(l/.W u( rnntinmng BPW e ~~lwt•ntwn In San .Juan. .1\11 lll<'lll b<'I'Sillp ' f)l l':-l~ lll t..'<l in .D~~ Irt ct 15 was i'ucrlu Hicu al a mcctmg Uus Mrs. 111 June Mary Kunzelman , uf th e Mtddlcpol'l ft ll: ll'<'<' eltalr "'""· fH'<'scntcd Busin ess and Profcss wnal lh<· budget and also projects to WtnuC'n 's Club . Prcsc nl to r. u~t> l hP fund s n~Ptlcd It was llld k l' lht• awm d WiiS Ehztrbclh llo !N I 1hitl m I he ~ II P ndun cc YIJ! Iiln. of Jackson, diSirtcl t 11llles1 the gr ccn team is d1n •e lo1 Th ~ wm n.c r wa s ,tlu._·tt d. """ "ura ed ~ ~ the rece nt Tv. o bc'<ls. a wheelchair and a (hstnct convention m Lan· walket· arc available from the e.rs tcr d uh 's hospital loan center. Speaker for the meetmg was Etlhcr Mrs Werner or Mtss , Mt s Jack Cnsp of the Leading • t' reddte Houdashelt may be Creek Conservancy Distn ct. cunlacted regardmg use of any Sill' <>Ullincd the role of the of the equtpment. A comLCCD tn helptn g women mumcatton was read askmg lcarnmg sktlls to make them that the club subnut names for sell s upporttn g, and s ub· dtstnctdtreclor and a member sequ entl y ass ts hng m JOb ul the state nonunahng com· placement Mrs. Cnsp was millee. mtruduced by Mrs Leo Ken· As a part of the program, ne dy , a member of' the Mrs. Werner showed sltdes on Fuundat ton, Emblem and the Foundatton program wtth Federation comnnttee. Mtss Huudashelt as narralor Gtfls were presented to both The Equal nghts for women Mt s Yen an and Mrs. Cnsp amendm ent wa• dtscussed M1 s. J ohn Werner presided Mtss Mary Ann Edwards ac· Leiters were read announcmg compamed Mrs. Yenan to the the rn ternational weekend to be mee."ng held tn Toronto. Canaday, Feb ll'l'l'k A new cadette troop has been ~rganized at Racine with Mrs. Morris, Mrs . Howard Ervin, and Mrs. Ruth Smith as the leaders Connie Smith IS serving as a helper for the troop nwnbered 184. Members are Teresa Ervin, Jennifer Badgley, Cathy Cross, Becky Crow, Diana Shoults, Peggy Neigler, Penny Smith, and Carol Moms. Arrangements were made to provide babysitting servtce at the Racine PTA meetings as a part of reqmrements on the child care badge. Patrols were organized with Diana S!Joults and Jenmfer Badgley being elected patrol leaders. Meetings will be held at 3:30p.m. each Wednesday rught at the American Legton Hall. Registration is still open for any m· terested gtrlsm the SIXth, seventh, and eighth grades Mrs. Ervin served refreshments. MIDDLEPORT CADETTE TROOP 185 Members of the Middleport cadettes went to a meeting of the Brownie Troops lF and 87Tuesday everung to complete work on their game leaders badge. Jom Murray conducted "London Brulge" to fulfill the sing-m category or game requirements; Trilla Gibbs, did a guessing game on animals ; Judy Gilkey, a relay game; Kathy Manley, a game called, "!See a Bear," from another country ; Vtrginia Burgelte, a nature game ; and Jennifer Wtse, a c;,ircle game. The troop IS selling girl SCOUt calendars at 35 cents each. JUNIOR TROOP 39 Tbanksgivmg tray favors for Veterans Memorial Hospttal were completed at Monday night's meeting of Jumor Troop 39. The girls also prepared 1100 treats to be diStributed at the Mid· Parttctpation m lhe Metgs dleport Christmas parade Calendars for sale by the scouts were Coun ty Chnstmas flower show distributed. NO LEADER, NO TROOP ... and that's the way it IS for 22 to be staged Dec. 2 and 3 at the Racme area gtrls who are mterested in being a part of a jumor Pomeroy Elementary School has been planned by members scout troop. Anyone willing to help with the Racine troop IS asked to contact either Mrs. William Ohlinger, Big Bend Netghborhood of the Wtndmg Trml Garden Club. chairman, or Mrs. Carl Morris of Racine. " lt Happens Every Clrnslmas" IS the theme or the THE ANNUAL GIRL SCOUT Christmas sing has been slww Each member or the tentatively set for the Saturday afternoon before Christmas. Wmd mg Trail Club wtll exhibit Again this year it will be held on the Pomeroy parking lot. One m the show. problem, though : On dtsplay at the meetmg, The gtrls are without a song leader. Contact Mrs. Ohlinger, wtlh Mrs Lloyd Moore as 992-3774 some afternoon if you would be willing to lead the group hostess, were dned materials in the carol smg. sutl able for flower arranging . Mrs Nancy Colhns gave the garden calendar, notmg that tt ts ltme to feed btrds, make dned flower arran gements, prune and mulch roses. Pm lies fm· patients at the Roach who read "Thanks for Mrs. Robert Lewts gave an Southeas tern Ohto Mental Life." The members sang "For ecology report m whtch she Health Center, Athens, wtll be the Beauty orthe Earth," and a dtscussed handhng leaves. She conttnued on a monthly basis readtn g, " What to Be recommended composting another year, it was dectded at Thankful For" was gtven by leaves mstead of pollutmg the a meeting of the Homebuilders Mrs. Raymond Cole All read envtronmcn t by burnmg , Class at the Mtddleport Church the JOOth Psalm 111 umson, and dumpmg or burymg them . of Christ Tuesday mght Mrs 'Herman Kmcatd had a Leaves also are a low-cost s01l Mrs. Denver Rtce and Mrs . Thanksg tving prayer Refresh· rerttllzer' leafmold being a Not man Yeauger were ap· ments were served by Mrs g1eat help to build a garden or putntcd co-chatrmen of the Kincaid, Mrs Raymond Cole, lawn with least expense. parlles. Another project which and Mrs. Roach. She stressed the 1\nportance the members voted to continue of rcturmng leaves, wood chtps was ren~mbering the chtldren an<! ,jill . organt~ . ro~lwr , to at the rv(ttgs County children's natute, and sald that If we Home on thetr btrthday ancontmue to burn leaves, we are ntversarles Mrs . Kenneth nul only losing our soil but McEihmney will serve as foultng the air and burmng up chairman. Ihe oxygen supply needlessly. Appotnted to a commtttee to Compos ting for the average A Thanksgmng servtce for handle dinners for bereaved Amen can town as a way of Ja mthes of the church were the residents ·or the Meigs ta kmg a bad thmg and makmg · Mrs. Frank Powers, Mr~ . County Inftrmary was held by 11 over tnto somethmg useful Ch ester Erwtn, and Mrs . the Light and Life Men's and valuable was recom· Wtllard Boyer. ),lrs. Wtlliam Fellowshtp and Women's mended by Mrs. Lewis. She Grueser , Mrs. Lawrence Missionary Soctety of the gave spectftc instructions on Stewart, and Mtss Thelma Laurel Cliff Free Methodtst Boyer were named to. the Church Monday ntght. A talk by the Rev. Robert flower committee. CANASTA PLAYED Love gtft offerings and the Buckley and prayer opened the Mrs . Edna Russell hosted a cheer fund will be contmued l"rvtce wtth Diana Lewts and meeting of the Middleport this year. Plans were made for 'Betty Wtll singing a duet. Mrs. Canasta Club Tuesday night. a Chnstmas party to be held on Lloyd Wrtght, Mrs. Marguente Play pnzes were won by Mrs. Dec. 19 at the home .PI Mr. and Letfheit, Mrs . Robert Buckley, Audrey Davenport and Mrs. Mrs. Wilham T. Grueser. Co- Mrs. Steve Ebhn, Mr. and Mrs. Isabelle Couch. Mrs. Betty hosts wtll be Mr. and Mrs. Clay James Gilmore and Mrs Ohlinger was a guest. Other 'I uttle and Mrs. Davtd Chfford Jacobs gave Thanks· players were Mrs. Eula HensBumgardner. There will be a $1 gtvlng readings. Mr~. Eblin ler, Mrs. Peggy Schmoll, Mrs. gtft exchange. Mrs. Leonard read the 40th Psalm, ( nd Steve Jean Cooke, and Mrs. Jeanne Van Meter prestded at the Eblin, on his guitat',s ang With Bradbury. A dessert course hts dau ghter , Becky . Mrs . was served A Christmas meetmg. . The Thanksg tvmg theme was Oscar Smilh was at the ptano dinner will be held next month used m devotions by Mrs. Carl lot· group smging. at the Metgs Inn. Cookies, coffee and tea were served durmg a soctal hour TO MEI'f TuEsQAY ' wtth entertainment by Steve RACINE - The Racine LOSE UGLY FAT - and Becky Eblin. Others at. Am en can Legion Auxthary tending from the church were start los •ng weight today OR wtll meet at 7:30p.m. Tuesday MONEY BACK MO,NAOEX I• Mr and Mrs. Otto Lolm, Dtana, a tiny tablet that Will help J:Uf'b Laura , John and Anita Smtih, at the hall. your de s•re for e~tcess, load Eat 1en-we1gh len. Contains Mr and Mrs Pearl Jacobs, no dangerous drugs and will not make you nervous No Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Powell, strenuous exercise Change Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Curtts, your life . start lodily . MONA DEX costs. U .OO for a 20 Sharon and Crystal Buckley, day Sllpply and u .oo for 1w1ct 1 and Clifford Jacobs. the amount. Lose ugly tat or yol)r money .,_will be refunded Last Saturday mormng the Wlfh no quntions asked by : Men's Fellowship enjoyed a Swuher & Lohse Drugs, 112 E Mam, Pomeroy & Dutton Drug br eakfast at the church Store , Middleport. Ma11 Orders followed by a prayer service. Filled. - Adv • Prices In This Ad Are Good ' Thru Saturday, November 25th. MIDDLEPORT OHIO A&P WEO Stores ,,' .'· Club to be in Show Parties to continue murucipal composttng wtth leaves collected by employes and the lack of necesstty for pm cbasmg new equipment or put tmg on extra manpower. On dtsplay at the meetm& were paper and composttion books made of recycled papet'. These are for sale locally, Mrs. Lewts noted. "Gruwtng Chrysan· lhemums" was the program topiC or Mrs. Moore. She described sml requirements and care of mwns throughout the year. Mrs . Charles Hayes con· dueled educattonal games and a blue ribhon was awarded to Mrs. Lewts for a table centet·ptece and to Mrs. Aaron Kelton fur a coffee table arrangement. Refreshments were 'served by the hostess to those named and Mrs. Cora Beegle , Mrs. Clarence Heaton , Mrs. Robert Thompson, and Mrs. John Terrell. Infiwary is visited WAREHOUSE LIQUIDATION WITH THIS COUPON AND YOUR PURCHASE OF ONE REGULAR BAR AT REG. PRICE .. .. I.,. J ,; I the Sermonette 1 " Dudley's Aorist 59 N. 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Worship service, 01 rectors 11 am . and 7 30 p .m Sunday FIRST UNITED PRES· Sunday School. 9.30 a .m. 1 • ..JiJ p.m. BYTERIAN, Harrison¥tlle, R1chard Barton, sup! Prayer POMEROY ST. PAUL LUTHEkAN FREEWin BAPTIST - Sunday Church School , 9 30 "'"'"'"9 · W~dnes da y. 7. 30 p.m. - POMEROY , TRINITY The Rev. Arthur C. Lund, Corner Ash and Plum, Mrd am,. Mrs Homer Lee, Supt ., BRADFORD CHURCH OF Rev . W H Perrin, pastor. Roy pastor Sunday school (nursery . dleport , Noel 'Herr man , Morning Worship 10·30 ' a.m . CHRIST - Clllford Smrlh , Mayer. Supt . Church . schoool, adu,lt), 9 IS am ., Charles pa stor . Saturday even ing I RST U N I T E· D mi n<S ier Sund,'Y School 9 30 9 IS am. ; worship, 10:24 a.m.; Evan s, Chnstian Educat1on scrv1ce, 7 p m Sunday school, F PRESBYTEJIIAN, Middlepor t, am , morn<ng church 10 30 youth choir rehearsal Monday, Supl ; worsh1p serv1ce, 10· 30 10 a m , Sunday even1ng Sunday Church School , 9: JO am Sunda y even1ng servtce, 6:30 p.m.; Mrs Marvin Burt, a 11 1,, confirmat1on classes. worship, 7 p m m , Lewt s Sauer, Supt .; 7 JO p m Wednesday service, 8 a d1rector ; senior choir Tuesday, 7 8.1'5, 1unior con Mor nmQ Wor shio, 10 30 a m. p n1. rehearsal , 7:30p.m.. Thursday, firmat 1on class, lime set FIRST BAPTIST ol Mid· Mrs. Paul Nease, director \ MT. OLIVE CHURCH, Long LAUREL C~JFF FREE weekly , sentor confirmal ton dlepor t, corner of Sixth and POMEROY CHURCH OF class Sen1or chotr, 7 30 p.m. Palmer "streets, Rev. Charles Bottom ; John Dill, pasfor. METHODIST - Rev Robert Simon•, pas for . Fred Sunday school, 10 a .m.; E Buckley, pastor W1lltam THE NAZARENE -; Corner Tuesday Hoffman. Sunday School evangelisttc ser11ice, 7 30 p m Batley , supt , Sunday school. Unron and Mulberry . Rev Supenntendent Sunday church Wrllard Piggott. Sunday school 9·30 am .. morning worship, ' Clyde V Henderson, pastor SEV~NT .'I.DAY . AD · school for everyone 9: 15 am ., supennlendent 10 30 a.m , evening worship, Sunday school, 9 30 a.m .. Glen Located on Morning worship 10 15 am ., pm Wednesda y. 7.30 McClung , sup! ; morning VENTIST F I RST U N I T E D Chrrstlan Youth Crusade. 6 30 worship, 10 30 a.m.; evening Mulberry Herghts, near E11ening services, 7 JO p m.. serv lee, 7. 30 ; mid week 5er Veterans Memonal Hospttal, Wednesday prayer service, 7. 30 PRESBYTERIAN, Syoacuse p m ; prayer meeting, 7 30 Pomeroy Pastor Herbert p m Exira youth acliv1tles on Morning Worsh1p, 9 a m : p.m. Thursday choir practice, v1ce, WednesdaY, 7 30 p m. Morgan. Sabbath School, every Sunday, S p.m., for all youth up Sunday Church School , to a m 7 p m DEXTER CHURCH OF GRACE EPISCOPAL - Saturday at 2 p m. and worsh<p to siKih grade . 6:30 for iun<or Mrs SamPSon Hall , Suo r. Rev. Leroy Davis, minister. service followtng at 3! 15 p m and sen1or high students STIVERSVILLE COM· CHRIST - Danny Evan s. Morntng prayer and sermon, Open Bible discussron each CHURCH OF CHRIST, MUNITY, Rev. Edsel Hart, pastor Norman C. Will, supt. 10.30 a.m Holy communion and Thursday at 7 30 p.m at lhe Middleport, Slh and Ma<n pastor Sunday School service Sunday School 9 30 a m ; " The Friendly Raultn Moyer, pastor Michael 10 a m Prayer Meetmg each Worsh<p servl'ce, 10 30 a.m sermon . tirsl Sundays, 10· 30 church Church " a m Church school. kir.Gerlach, Sunday School supt. Thursday 7 30 p.m Sunday Christtan Enc{eavor Sunday evening. dergarlen through eighth GRAHAM u N 1 T E 0 Brbte School, 9 30 a.m. ; mor· even<ng serv<ce, 7 30 0 m REORGANIZED CHURCH nrng worship, 10 · 30 a m , grade, 10;30 a .m METHODIST- P<eaching 9. 30 ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT. POMEROY CHURCH OF a.m ., first and second Sundays evening worshJp, 7 30 p m.; - Pomeroy . Harr<sonv<lle TER DAY s;I,INTS- Portland · prayer serv1ce 7 ,:. m Wed 1 CHRIST- Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr., ot each month. third and fourth Road Kenneth Eberts, pastor Paul McElroy, Sunday School Racme Road. Ralph Johnson, pastor . Bible School, 9.30 a.m., Sundays each monlti, worship nesday. CHURCH OF THE pastor Herbert Whrte, Sundar. worshrp, 10 30 ; adult worship service at 7 30 p m. Wednesday I Sunday School 9' 30 • m ' School Director . Sunday Schoo , servtce and young peoples evenings at 7.30. Prayer and NAZARENE - Mrddleporl , Sup worship and com - 9 30 am ., Morning worship, Rev. Audry M11l~r, pastor . morning meetrng, both 7 30 p.m. Sundar,· Bible Study. mun1on, 10· JD am ; Sunday Wednesday , combined Bib e FIRST SOUTHERN BAP· Floyd Carson, sup! . Sunday evening youth Christian en· 10 30 a m , Sunday e,venlng study and prayer meeting, 7:30 TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave., school, 9.30 a.m. ; Mornrng dea11or. 6 30 , Worship serv1ces, ser11 k e 7 P m. Wednesday P m. Pomeroy, affiliated with S B.C., worship 10:30 a m.. junior Sunday, 7 30 p m. Wednesday evening prayer ser11ices, 7 30 THE SALVATION ARMY- , the Rev Fred Hill, pastor . society, 6· 30 p.m., NYPS, 6:45 evening prayer meetrng and P ~ETHLEHEM BAPTIST Envoy RayS. Wining, officer In Sunday School. 9:30 a.m . ; p m Sunday evangelistic , 7 30 p.m. charge . Suhday, 10 a.m .. , mornmg worship, 10· 30 a .m.; meetmg, 7· 30 p m Prayer Brble ST. study JOHN LUTHERAN - Great Bend, Charles Norris, Sunde{ Holiness meeting , 10:30 a.m., 1u111 or socrety, 6:30am NYPS, meelrng Wednesday, 7 30 p m Pine Grove, the Rev Arlhur pastor. Worship service, 9 JO Matthew MEIGS Combs. pastor Sunday school. am .. Sunday School , 10:30 a.m Sunday School. 'i'oung People's 6 45 p m Sunday evangelistic 11 :7-15 Leg ron, 7 p.m.; Thursday, 1 to 3 meeting, 7; 30 p.m . Prayer COOPERATIVE 9 30 a.m • church services, CARLETON CHURCH Kingsbury Road Sunday 10 . 30 am . PARISH p m., Ladres Home League ; 7 meeling Wednesday, 7:30 p m Mondax THE UNITED MIDDLEPORT BRADBURY CHURCH OF School , 9·30 a.m., Ralph Cart , p m.. Prep classes. Mark METHOODIST CHURCH Worship service, 10 30 2;1-12 SACRED HEART - Rev MT. MORIAH BAPTIST CHR IST B<ble School, 9 30 supl and 7 30 p m Wed alternately, Rober! R. Card Father Bernard Krajcovlc, Corner Fourth and Main, a m morning worship, 10 30 am. p sd • Tuesday Otrector a m ' Sunday evenmg Worship rayer mee 11 ng, ne ay, pastor. Ph~ne 992· 2825 Mrddleport. Rev. Henry L. Key, In our town a fBctory employs moat of ua. But we live Mark POME,!lOY CLUSTER 30, p .m. Rev Jay Sltles, Saturday evenrng Mass, 7:30 Jr., pastor. Sunday School 9.30 Se rvic e, 7 30 P m ' choir 7pastor . under the pall of smoky chemical fumes. 2.14-22 p m. Sunday. Mass, B and tO a.m , Arnold Richards, sup!.; Rev. Robert R. Card pracllce Sunday and Wed OLD DESTER CON . am . Confessions, Saturday, 7- Mornmg worshtp 10 30 a.I'J'l . Rev. F. Stanton Smrth nesday , 7 p.m. pr.;:r,er meef<ng GREGATIONAL CHURCH , Wednesday Both labor and management attend our church-and 7 30 p.m. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES CHESfER - Worship 9. IS and B1ble study W nesday 7· 30 ~'- Rev Carl Richards. pastor Mark POMEROY FIRST BA':'TIST Larry Carnahan presldrng a m , Church School 10 a m. they are concerned about pollution and our envlro~mBnt. 2:23-28 Pm Mrs. Worley Franc1s, Sunday - Robert Kuhn, pastor ; Wrlllam m<nrsler Sunday, Bible lecture, ENTERPRISE- Worshrp. 9 ANTIQUI rY BAPTIST supt ; Sunday school , They know lt ls a human dilemma. We must have jobs; we Watson, Sunday school supt 9 30 a m., Watchtower study, am ., Church School . 10 a.m. Rev Freeland Norris, pastor · school Thursday 9 45 a m , church serv 1ces, Sundayschool,9 30am., BYF, 10. 30 am .; Tuesday , Bible must have the products we make. And taxes from the fBcFLATWOODS- Worshrp, II Sunday school. 10 am i church second and fourth Sund ays Mark 6 p.m. ; · Bible study, Wed· study. 7 30 p.m , Thursday, a m , Church School 10 a m. 5:1·20 serv1 ce. 7 p.m Wednesday foll owmg Sunday school ; f1rst tories support schools, clinics and public works. These are nesday, 7 p m. ; chatr pract1ce, mtnts1ry school 7 30 p .m ., POMEROY- Worship, 10.30 B1ble study , 7 P m. and th~rd Sunday evenmgs, 7 30 Wednesday, B· JO P m. serv1ce meeting 8:30p.m. realities. Friday a.m.. Church School 9· 15 a.m ; pm Mark POMEROY LOWER LIGHT MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of UMYF 6·30 p m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN RACINE FIRST CHURCH But we cannot continue destroying In lhe process of 5:21 -34 CHURCH - Harrisonville Christ in Chroslian Union ROCK SPRINGS - Worship OF THE NAZARENE - - Mr Rober I Wyalt, pastor , Road. Rev. Odell Manley, Lawrence Mantey, pastor ; Mrs. 10 a.m ; Church School 9 a.m , Sunday School, 9 30 am .; Sunday School supl , Ronald creating. It ls God's world and we are the caretakel'll. That's Saturday pastor. Henry Eblin, Sunday Russell Young , Sunday School UMYF 6· 30 p.m. Mornrng Worshrp. 10:30 am. : Osborne Bible School, 9 30 John also a reality. school sup!. Sunday school, Sup! Sunday School 9· 30 a .m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Even10a worsh1o. 7. 30 p m , a.m.; preaching tO AS a.m . 16;19-28 9 30 a.m. , evening worship, Evening worship 7:30 WeaRev. Robert Bumgarner Wednesday Mid Week ServiCe 1 Evenlnq services, 7 30 p.m As Christians we will ~eek the answer under God In His 7 30 p.m ; prayer and praise nesday prayer meetrng, 7:30 HEATH - Worship 10·30 Sunday School Supermtendent, HYSELL RUN FREE service, Thursday, 7:30 p m P m Church. We wlll work together and build a better world. Will a m , Church School 9 30 a m , Gerald Wells Pastor, Rev . METHODIST - Ronald Wells, z .• ~ UMYF 7 p,m Morrr s M Wolfe •• ••• ,u.\a you be ln church next Sunday? · pastor Sunday School 9 30 a \ ,.~ RUTLAND - Worship 9· 15 m ; Morning worshtp 10 30 a NEASE SETTLEMENT MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF a m , Church School 10 a.m.. "'~ ''"fif m : Young People's Serv1ce CHAPEL, non-denommational, GOD - Racine Route 2, the UMYF 7 p m. RACINE FIRST BAPTIST - 6 45 p m : Evangelistic ser SALEM CENTER- Worship Charles Norris. pastor Sunday v1 ce, 7 30p m. Prayer meeting, George S. Oiler, Pastor . Rev. James M. Muncy, pastor. 9 a m , Church School tO a.m , School , 9 30 am ., Mornrng Thursday. 7 30 p m Sunday Schooi!O a.m. Worshtp Sunday school, 9:45 a.m . ; UMYF Thursdav. 7 om. worship, 10 4S a.m , Sunday FREEDOM GOSPEL Servtce 11 a.m. Sunday night mornmg worshtp, 11 a.m.; SYRACUSE CLUSTER evenrng worshrp, 7·30 p m , MISSION - Bald Knobs, Rev Rev. Merrell Floyd Wednesday even<ng Brble L R Gtuesencamp. services 7:30p.m. Wednesday evening worship, 7:30 p.m. pastor ASBURY- Worship II am ., Srudy. 7 30 p.m With the hope it will, In some measure, foster a.nd help sustain that whlth Is Roger Wilfred, Sr.. Sunday - Prayer meetmg 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting, Tuesday, 7:30 ChurchSchool9 SOa m., WSCS. DANVILLE WESLEYAN, School Supt. Sunday School, good in family and community life , this feature ts sponsored by the business Everyone welcome. Rev. Lawrence Sull ivan, 9 30 a m , Sunday evening p m. ; Young peoples meeting, 1s1 Tuesday. FOREST RUNWorship 9 pas ror Sunday School 9 JO worship 7 30. Prayer meet1ng, firms and organizations whose ..[tames appear below. 7 30 p.m. Thursday. am., Church School tO a.m. ; a m ; youth and tunror youth Tuesday , 7. 30 p m. Er~es t WSCS, 3rd Wednesday, 7· 30 service, 6· 4S p m ; evening Deeter, class leader. Youlh p m. ' worship, 7· JO p m., prayer and Wednesday, 7· 30 p m., MINERSVILLE - Worship prarse. Wednesday, 7 30 p.m Meet<ng Ernest Deeter. leader . 10 a.m, Church School 9 a.m., SILVER RUN FREE BAP· WSCS, 3rd Monday, 7.30 p.m. T!ST- Rev. Howard Kimble, MT. HERMON CHURCH OF " ·: SYRACUSE - Worship, B pasror Sunday schocl, 10 am ., THE UNITED BRETHREN IN am. , Church School, 9 a.m.; Henry Davis, supl ; evening CHRIST - Robert Shook, Mel,9,s County B!:anch SYRACUSJ; - Worship, f service, 7· 30 ~ . m , .frayer. pastor . .S~nd~y ' school. 9 . 3~' • .. G~UtS SHAKE HkVEN " • m.; chUf'tlr 1ci)Ool, • m ~ meerinq,'lhurday, 1:30 p.m. am . R6ssell SJ)encer. sup! I : SOUTHERN CLUSTER CHESTER CHURCH OF worshrp service. 10. 45 a.m., fH'[ AniE_NS_CJiUNTY Some time ago there was a but in bemg thankful the Trailer Rentals and Supplies Rev. Frank Cheesebrew GOO - ReY James Satterfield, evenmg worship alternating SAVINGS LOAN 00. Rev. Marlha Ann Mallner pastor Sunday school, 9· 30 wolh C. E at 7· JO p m. on popular musical comedy whtch whole year through. Or, as the St . Rt. 7 Chester , Ohio • Rev. Howard Shiveley am , worship service. It a.m ; Sunday. Prayer meetrng, 7 JO 296 W. Second Pomeroy Ph. 992. 3865 had in it a song about "domg tradttlonal prayer has tt, "not BETHANY I Dorcas) evenong serv<ee, 7 ; prayer p m. Wednesday, Alfred Wolfe, wtth our lips but with our what comes naturally." Under Worship, 9·30 am .; Church ser vice and youth servrce. lay leader. LODWICK'S MARKET FAIRVfEW BIBLE CHURCH that headmg one could think of bves " For thanksgtving is School 10.30 am. .Wednesday, 7 p m. WHITE'S CHAPEL Member of the Big 3 a hundred and one things, but man's total dally life-response CARMEL - WorSshlp , 11 LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CootvllleRD Rev. Roy Deeter, " We Sponsor Jesus " :·, am .. lsi and 3rd undays , CHURCH Robert E. Musser, star Sunday school 9 30 General Merchandise g1ving thanks would not be one to God's total, eternal good. Church School, 10 a.m. pastor Sunday School, 9 30 pam . 'worship service' tO 30 Rev . Stan Craig, Pastor Tuppers Plains Ph, 661·3280 of them. Many things are a ness. - F. Stanten Smith, APPLE GR~VE -~or~~r'Pd o.m. , Robert Bobo, supf . : m:' Bible sfudy and 'prayer . natural part of life. It is qatutal Umted Methodist Church, 7 30 p m., rrst a r mornrng worshrp. 10. 30 , Sun· service Wednesday 7· 30 p m ' RUTLAND SWISHER & LOHSE to hope. We often use \he ex· Enterpnse, Rock Springs, Sundays , Church school, 9 · 3~ day evening service, 7 30; ¥1d· a.m ; prayer meeflng, firs week service. Wednesday,' 7 30 RUTLAMD FIRST BAPTIST MARK VSTORE Wednesday, 7 30 p.m .. . p.m. presston, "While there is life, Flatwoods. Rexall Drugs EAST LETART - Worsh<p - - ·-- ·-CH.URCH OF - Rev . Samuel Jackson . there ts hope." It ts natural to We Fill All Doctors ' Prescriptions Middleport, Ohlo tl• SYRACUSE pastor Sunday School, 10 a.m.. ' 30 p.m., second and four h THE NAZARENERev. M C. Mrs 'Gertrude Buller, supt. 7 pray, especially when one is ln Pomeroy 992·2955 ' Sundays; church sc,hoot. 9· 30 Larrmore. pastor. Bob Moore, Prayer Service, 1 30 p.m. ; trouble. But it ts not natural to am , prayer meefrng, third Sunday School Supt. Sunday preachinR service. 2 p.m giVe thanks, just as it is not ROYAL OAK PARK Wednesdoy, 7 30 P m School, classes for all ages, 9.30 RUTLAND CHURCH OF GREAT BEND- Worship 11 am · morning worship, 10:45. OHIO VALLEY BAKING 00. natural to hate. We have to be a.m., 2nd and 4th Sundays, NYPS Sunday, 6·30 p.m. ; CHRIST-Keith Wise, pastor. Family Recreation I": careruuy taught 10 express our Bakers ot Holsum Bread Church School, 10 a.m evangelistic service Sunday, Sunday School, 9:30a.m., V. H. gralltude. It comes naturally LETART FALLS- Worship, 7· 3() p m Mid week prayer Braley supt.. worship servtce Swimming, Camping Middleport, Ohlo IOa.m ; church school , 9 a.m.. meeting , Wednesday, 7 30 P m. ' ' for children to ask for things, to Bible study, 7.30 p.m. every Missionary meeting , second and communion, 10·30 a.m.; want and to take them; but, we By Mrs. Opba Offut( Tuesday. Wednesday, 7.30 p m. . evening service , 7 p.m. THE FARMERS BANK have to teach our children to Mrs . Wayne Sloan left GAUL'S MARKET UNITED FAITH NON · Wednesday Btble study 7 MORNING STAR- Worship DENOMINATIONAL - Rev. .' ·AND SAVINGS 00. say thank you. Sunday for Wilmington, Del., 9:30a.m.; Church School10:30 Robert Smith, pastor. Sunday p m. Regular board meetmg, I' Pomeroy-Member FDIC & Now, tf !hts be true, it is where she 'spent Thanksgiving am.; ' Mid-Week Service, school , 9.:30 a .m.; class leader, ~uuu Satnrtt•ut P~ Ch month, 7 Chester, Ohlo Federal Reserve System much more dtlficult to carry Day with relatives. Wednesday, Bcf).m. Leo Hill, worship service, 10 30 p m MORSE CHAPEL- Worship am. ; church, 7· 3() p.m .; prayer · · out the admonition of the relatives. THE RUTLAND COM : 'BOGGS EQUIPMENT . Apostle Paul in his first letter Mrs. Amos Leonard was 11 ~.m .. lsi and 3rd Sundays ; meeting, Wednesday HEINER'S BAKERY Church School, 10 a.m. ED BRET.H"EN. MUNITY CHURCH - Rev EDEN UNIT " Sales· Allls Chalmers - Service to the Thessalonians, "Rejoice admttted to the General PORTLAND - Worsh!jC 7:30 Eldon R Blake • Rrchard Dubbeld, pastor CHRIST IN m · Church School 9· a.m. P always, pray constantly, give Hospital at Charlestown, W. Farm . Industrial - Lawn· Garden Bakers of Good Bread ' su"TTON _ Wor•hip, 11 a.m. ~stor . Sunday School, 10 am .; SchooL 9: 30 a m., Worship Upf service. 11 a.m. ; Wednesday thanks m aU circumstances; · Va., on Monday. She \.111 un· 2nd and •th Sundays, Church Tuppers Plains 667-3435 Huntington, W. Va. tnnoe HoIsInger, s · Mor · n1ng serm on , tt am · · •· Evening prayer meeting, 7: 307 30p.m for this is the will of God in dergo hip surgery. Carda and School 10 •a.m · t'an Endeavor ' Sunda<y nlghl worship, 1 WESLEYAN (Racine) service Ch rrs RUTLAND CHURCH OF Christ Jesus for you." (I prayers will be ·appreciated. DICK'S GROCERY Worship, 11 a.m .; Church 7:30p m. ; Mrs . Lyda Chevallerd, THE NAZARENE Re v R~INE FOOD MARKET The5salonjans 5: 16 and 17.) Vtsiting on Saturday with pres1denl. Song service an 1Formerly Domlgans) _ _ sermon. 8:2o. Mrd.Week prayer Lloyd D Grimm, Jr. , pastor New Owner - Dick Sargent Living the thankful life is Mr. and Mrs. William Radford School, 10 a.m. NORTHEAST CLUSTER meeting Wednesday, 7: 30p.m. Sunday School, 9·30 a.m. ; The Store With A Heart Ph. 992·7735 Old U. S. 33 being thankful whatever the were Mary Radford and friend, Rev. Jacob Lehman Mrs. Marie Holsinger, class Morning worship, 10:30 am . ; Ph. 949·3342 Racine !lev. Standley Brandum d Young rv,ople's service, 6· 45 Stop In and See Us ctrcumslances may be. In fact, Gracie Sharp, Columbus, Bill JOPPA - Worship 10 a.m.,· 1ea er . II stt c serv 1ces us p.m .; vange the thankful life does not and Valerie Radford of Church School 9 a.in ., Prayer CHURCH OF JES 7 30 p.m. Wednesday evenln g depend pn circumstances . Parkersburg, Mrs. Bessie Meeting, Wednes.day, 8 p.m. CHRIST - located at Rutland service 7:30pm. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS 00. LONG BOTTOM - Church on New Lima Road, next to GOEGL£1N ~tiADY MIX CO. They must, however, be Byers and children, Denise, services, 9 a.m. 1Sunday School Forest Acre Park ; Rev. Ray MASON COUNTY Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer considered. In these days Mark and Lisa, Columbus; 9:45 a.m. Bible study every Rouse, pastor ; Robert Musser, THE HILAND CHAPEL Phone 992·3284 Middleport many live in affluent clr· Mrs. Grace Glaze, Middleport, Thursday, 7:30p.m. Middleport, Ohio. Sunday school supf Sunhdlay George Casto, pastor. Sunda y' . NORTH BETHEL- Worship school, 10· 30 a.m., wors P· School, 9:30i evening worship cumstances. Whether a!- and Debbie Pullins and 11 a.m.; Church School 10 a.m. 7.30 p.m Bible study, Wed 7·JO. Thursoay evening praye ' r nuence makes for good or evil daughter, Amy, Columbus. AU WEATHER ROOFING ALFRED - Sunda~ school, nesday ,' / :30 p.m ;a furday service, 7 30 p.m. may depend largely upon in Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hines 9 4S a .m. each Sunday ; night prayer servrce, 30 P ·~. M&R FOODLINER MASON FIRST BAPTIST . AND CONSTRUCTION what spirit It is received, what visited wlth Mr. and Mrs. preaching at 11 a.m. each • H EM LocK G R 0 v E Secood and Pomeroy Sis .• Sta n D B.A. ANTHONY Sundey. Prayer meeting, 7:45 CHRISTIAN . Oavlo ~Iauner, Craig, pastor . Sunday schoo Middleport, Oh io I, PLUMBING and HEATING acknowledgments and thanks Roger Hines, Gallipolis, on p m. Wednesday ; WSCS, B p.m. pastor ; Stanford Stockton. supt. 9.45 a.m., worship service, 1 I 337 N. 2nd Middleport 992-3!·50 are given to the Giver of every · Saturday night. on third Tuesday each month. Mornrng worship, 9:00 a.m.: a.m., training union, 6 30 p.m • good and perfect glft. In af· Mrs. Cecil Johnson unREEDSVILLE - Sunday church school, to 30 a.m · evening worship servtcs, 7·30 CARPET-LAND, INC. MONTG JMERY WARD fluence giv'e thanks. derwent a cataract operation school, 9:30; preaching, 7·30 young peoples meeting, 6:30 p.m. Mid·week prayer service ' p.m. Sundoy; prayer meeting, p.m , evening worship, 7:30. Wl\dnesdav, 7: 3() p.m . Some would say that the at O'Bieness Hospital in CATALOGUE STORE . Tuesday; Wednesday, 7·30 FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH7;3() 116 W Main Ph. 992-7590' hardest thanksgiving is that Athens first p.m Thursday each WSCS,h7 mont . 30 Bibteutwdy, m Mr . and Mrs. Charles R. Sheets SILVER RIDGE- Worship, p.MT. UNION BAPTIST ~ -Letart Route I, the Rev. Sle n which we make in adversity. It Pvt .· 2 Carl T. Offutt Free Estimates . Guaranteed Installation 106 Court St. Pomeroy 992·3001 10 a.m. ; Church School, 9 a .m. Rev Cecil Co•, pastor.. sunday Craig, pastor. Sunday school ts hard to give thanks when you graduated on November 17 . TUPPERS PLAINS - school supl., Joe Sayre. sunday 9·30 a.m.; prayer and Bib! ' are hungry, when life hurts, from Dental Training School at .Worship 9 a .m.; Church School school, 9;45 a.m.; Sunday study, 7 30·p m Cottage praye r P. J. PAUL£Y, AGENT SADIE'S M~RKET .10 a.m. _ _ evening worship, 7:30. Wed· serv ice, Tue5day, 10 a .m" ; jwhile enduring pain, when. Ft. Sam Houston, Teus. KE!-10 CHURCH OF CHRIST, nesday prayer Md Bible study, ,worsh,tp service, Friday, 7:30 Nationwide Insurance Co. of Columbus, 0. bereaved. But even in adTtmmie Sloan, son of Mr. and Hobart Newell, supt, Services 7 30 p m P m. Meats and Groceries versity Christians do not lose Mrs.RobertS!oan,hasbeeniU. weekly, 9·30 a.m. on Sunday. . T U'p pER 5 p LA 1 N S MASON CHURCH OF Pomeroy 307 Spring Ave. 992.3986 Syracuse appreciation of the goodness of Preaching first and third CHRISTIAN CHURCH - CHRIST- Loren T. Stephens • ' Ph. 992·2318 Sundays of IT]onth by Clifford Eugene Underwood, pastor ; mlnoster . Wor~hlp. tO am. __:_ God. ' 9: 30a.m. Howard Caldwell, Jr., Sundar. Btblesludy,ll :l5a.m. ; evenln Brazilwood, grown in South Smith, The difficulty in living the HOBSON CHRISTIAN School Supt.:' Sunday Schoo, worship, 7.30 pm. Mld·wee~ SEARS RIDENOUR SUP.PLY thankfUl life hes not in being America, Ia used to make UNION - Dllrret Doddrtll, , , 30 a. rn,; M9rntng .!!!C!I1Q!I~ service, Wednesday, 7:30.e.rn . . pastor. Sur1dly School, 9:30 0. 30 a m . Sur1day evening MASON ASSE'MBLY OF thankfUl for an hour or a day, violin bows. Authorrzod Catalog Mtrchanl Furniture and Appliances a.m., Leonard Gilmore, first ,.;vice,'? p:· m. GOD- Second St., Mason, W ,·( Louts W. Osborne elder ; evening service, 7:30 LETART FALLS UNITED Va. Chester Tennant, pastor Ph . 985·3308 Chester, 0 . 220 E. Main Pomeroy Ph. 992·2178 p.m. Wednesday prayer BRETHREN _ Rev Freeland Sunday school, tO a.m.; mor ' meeting, 7:30p.m. · . Ft ·d N 1 nlng worship, It a .m. ; MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF Norris. pastor ' oy orr s: evangelistic service, 7;30 p.m Attend the Church of Your Chol~e MIDDLPORT BOOK STORE GOD- Racine Route 2. The supt. Sunday school, 9· 30 a.m.: Bible study and prayer service ~- 1 -• t mornrng sermon, 10:30 a.m , Wedne da Phon . Rev. C,,.r"' ' BEN FRANKLIN STORE 7 30 Ha.N, pas or. p er servrct Wednesday, s y, · p.m. e Church and Office Supplies· Gifts Sunday school, 9:45 a .m.; ray · 1ZH13a. HARTFORD CHURCH 0 F morning worshrp, It a.m. 7' 30 p.m. Ph . 992 ·3496 Pomeroy 992 ·2641 Middleport ;,d•~rlL~~r7~~~s, Thuesday CHESHIRE CHURCH OF ~~Rl~!v~n~nri:~an~~i~~~(, IEARWALLOW RIDGE GOD Of' PROPHECY, G. P. pastor Sunday school, 9:30 F. I. WAll ACE, JEWELERS ' • . .CHURCH OF C"RIST- Dllvid Smllh. pastor · Suntlay School: am .; James Hughes, sup! NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE J.wetl, ~ator.. Bible study, 9:30 lOam. ; Arthur Henson, Su~t . .. evening service. 7:30 p.m Bulova Watches · Sales & Service l.m.; mamlf19 worship, 10:30; MornlnJI Worship II a .m.: Wedne•day evening praye r 100 Years in Pomeroy 1 I Middleport · 186 N. Second evening worship, 6:30p .m. Youn~ Pl!Oples.servlce, 7 pm .. meeting, 7: 30 p m. Yout h Kermit Walton Wedneldey Bible st~dy, 7: 30 Evenlf19 servrce, 7' 30 p.rn.; prayer service each Tuesda y p m. , Wednesday MI~· Week Praye~ at 7 30 p.m. , . FAU. ARRANGEMENTS Now lh Off , MIObLE-P..DRT PEN. TECOSTAL - Th<rd Ave., lhe Rev. William KniiJel, pastor Rooald Dugan. Sunday school su pt Classes for all ages; evemnq servtce, 7 JO p m .; R•hlo s•udy, Wed llCSday,-:1c30 1 • ,.rv1ces, Fr iday, Mldlterrantan,Armolre Pace~ veneer top and base, deep molded doors. ALL FOR ONLY ,boxes of 121 ' FOREMAN & ABBOTT M~=»~LIPORT, 0. 00 . - . WITH THIS COUPON Good Thru Seturdey, November 2.5th At All A&P WEO Storts ONICOUPON .J .. . . ,• ,4 ,"f •' ••• .,. • �1-The Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Nov 24, 1972 ! Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! '*' rNANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES .S PM D1y 8efort Publication Mo"day Deadline 9 a m Ca"cellatlon- corrut 1ons tNIIIbeaccepteduntl19a rn tor Day of Publlcatron REGULATIONS The PubliSher reserves the right to edrt or reject any ads deemed ob/ect onal The ~ubllsher Wtll not be responsible 1ri~er'TI~~e than one incorrect RATEs For Want Ad Serv1ce 5 cents per word one lnsertlor Min1mum Charge75c 12 cents per word three consecutive nsertlons 18 cents per word six con~ secutlv! Insertions 25 Per cent Discount on paid ads and ads pa id wHhtn 10 days CARD OF THANKS I, OBITUARY Sl 50 for 50 word mtnlmum Each ldditJonal word 2c BLIND AOS Additional 2Sc Charoe per Advertisement OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Dally I 30 1 m 10 12 00 Noon llfurday For Sale For Rent Not1ce WE ARE not responsrbl< for TRAILE~ BrQwn s Tra1ler PMk phOI)C 9'/2 3324 a 11Adebts other th~n our own 11 21 ftc tlanta G Cook and Jerome Cook TRAILER -1n country targe 11 21 3fp p ---------yard and garden hone 992 SHOTGUN match Sunday 6658 Nov 26 1 p m Srd~ Htll Gun 1I 22 lip Ctub Factory choked gems_,.------only No alcoholic beverages AND 4 ROOM furntshed and allowed Assortect, meats Soft unfurnished apartments dnnks wrll be sold Free Phone 992 5434 coffee 01recttons to match 4 12 ftc 31 " mtles North ol Rutland to Forest Acres Park take z bedroom gravel road to first road lelt FURNISHED adults on I y apartment mlfe there w1ll be stgns Middleport phone m 3874 from park to match not 10 22 tfc t responstble for acctden s 11 Z4 2fc TRAILER lot Bobs Mobtle Court Syracuse phone 992 YARD SALE F"day and 2951 Saturday on Larktn Sf 10 31 tfc Rutland Dolls for Christmas 11 22 2tc 2 BEDROOM mob1le home m Mason $27 SO a week Phone BASEMENT SALE 894 Pearl 675-1684 Street Middleport Fnday 11 22 3tc and Saturday 9 30 a m to 430pm 11222fc UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom ' house 1 1 baths llvmg room In Memory dtnmg room kttchen and GUN SHOOT Sunday 11J llty room completely IN MEMORY of Thomas B November 26 1 p m Factory carpeted cherry wood M1ller who passed away 3 choked guns only Second panel ng electnc heat must plac~ shooters gef free shot m years ago ioday November see to apprec1ate ln Hartford ned match Assorted meats 24 1969 facing Oh1o Rtver phone 1 Ractne Gun Club Sadly m1ssed by wtfe and 304 882 3235 11 22 3fc family 11 24 ffc 11 24 lip - - - - -- -----:GUN SHOOT also rifle matches - open stghts only and deer HOUSETRA ILER adults only S25 a week all ut l1f1es pad slug match Forked Run phone 992 7142 Sporlsman Club ~unday 11 24 4fc November 26th 12 noon 11 22 31c J Apple Grove News, Events Auto Sales By Mrs Herbert Rouab Tim and Jeff Wickersham ll!)enl a weekend with Jl!runie O'Brien Rev Paul Hayman of Gallon vlliled Mrs Feme B Hayman Monda)' and also Visited his lrother, Mr and Mrs Ray CONTROL Hayman, at Plants Mr and Mrs E·wm HUMIDIFIERS Gloeckner, Mrs Ada Norrla, Hot Water Heaters Mrs Maggie Roush an<1 David Plumbmg Gloeckner attended the Eleclrtcal Work wedding of Miss Judy DaWI, dalll!hler of Mr and Mrs Paul DaVis, to Mark McCullum at Parkersburg Saturday afternoon Mrs Paul DaVis IS the former Elsie Norris of the East 992 2448 Letart community now of Pomeroy, 0 Parkersburg Judy is a Let granddaughter of Mrs Ada ABOUT YOUR WEIGHT Wetghl Watchers (R) help Norris you In our local classes For Rex O'Brien of Stewart onformat1on call Toll free BOO 582 7026 (No charge to caller) vllited Mr and Mrs Larry 11 20 4fc O'Brien &mday The Rev Freeland Noms S Auction - a good halt purchatJed a house traUer HAYMAN place to go each Friday for hls slater, Mrs Freda eventng 7 p m at Laurel Cliff on old Rt 7 1 m1le west Evans, and halt moved lito Ute of Rock Springs Fairground Manhall Adams fann where 10 10 tic Mrs Evans wUI reside Mr and Mrs Jlffi Freeman KOSCOT KO$METlCS 8, WIGS and !llll, James ~·tn, • wl>"!i!1t~der~ ~nd WI!· ililll ol Pittsburgh .,_I Sunday deliver Could we place you on ' ..,.... our list of satisfied through Wednetlday with the customers> Specials monthly latter's ~Is, Mr and Mrs Phone Helen Jane 992 5113 Robert Smith Mr lind Mrs Middleport Oh10 1115tfc Marlin Cunningham acampanled the Freemans to Wanted To Buy Pltllburgh Wednesday after vllillllj! Mr and Mrs Smith WANTED beef h1des Phone 773 5600 Grover C Roush Mr lindMrs PauiErwlnand Pomeroy Sf Mason W Va aon, Wendell, of Bashan Rd, 11 16 1stp visited Mr and Mrs Don Bell -- - and Lorna Sunday WANTED - Old upright pianos grand pianos old Mr Home Mr and I r Warner pump organs Any condlfton and Mrs Pearl Norris vlliled Paying 510 each Write glvtng Mr lind Mrs HOyt Ferguaon at dtrec!lons Witten Plano Co r.-ft Conley Friday evenln• Box ISS Sardis Dh1o 43946 ..,....... ~ 11176tp Charles (Grandad) Shain, Lee Jobnsoii, St Clair HW, OLD Furn1fure oak tables organs dishes clocks brass Leda Mae Kraeuter, Mrs Ray beds or complete households Heiney are all patients at Wrtle M D Miller Rl 4 Pomeroy Ohio Call 992 6271 Holzer Medical Center and would appreciate cards or ---,-- -- : -6-28 tic letters Mr lind Mrs carroll Balser Help Wanted and family of Mansfield were MAN NEEDED Cooking etc from 8a m to 2 p m Contact weekend guests of Mrs Alice tn person Bob Crow at Crow s Baller Steak House No phone calls Lawnnce (Butch) Ables left accepted &mday to enroll In Uncoln 11 22 tfc Technical School at InWANT someone to take care of dlanapoiiB, Ind tnvalld man will pay good Mill Michelle Jobnaon of salary call 992 7268 Racine spent a weekend with 11 21 6fc her grandparents, Mr and Mrs Robert Smith Mr and Mrs Robert HW, Mrs Gladys Shield.! spent a recent weekend With Mr and • Mrs Howard Roush at MansIn field Mrs Herbert Roush and Roger, Mrs Rooald RusseU and daughter, Amallda, Mrs I · Iva Orr and Edward Roush Dai~ ll!)enl Friday evening witli Mr ~Mrs Dana Lewis at "HEll" HEATING & COOLING ARNOLD BROTHERS Carrier Needed Sentinel 992_21 56 Mr and Mrs Dorset WUson L---..;_ ~ ---~---' and.aon of SIBsonville, W Va, BUTCHER parfttme ll!)enl a weekend with Mrs , Tuesdays and Fndays for Erma Wilson Mr and Mrs local store write to P 0 Box 729 M c o The Da1ly Sentinel Butch W11aon and famlly were Pomeroy Ohio 45769 &mday dinner guests of Mrs 11 7 lfc - -- - Wlllon ) Mn Enna Wilson, Mrs Pets For Sare Kalll'yn Hunt, Mrs Beverly Wickline lind 1011, Scottie, and POODLE puppies AKC Mra Belly Wilson were lttopplngln Gallipolis Tuetlday We talk to JOU like a permn. 1390 ON YOUR DIAL apncot black silver will hold fill Chmtmas pHone 992 5443 11 19 tfc 1969 CAMARO 35Q cu in 4 speed mag wFeels new hres $1 300 ca II Chester 985 3938 11 19 6fp 1965 PONTIAC Bonnevtlle 7 door hardtop factory a r low mileage new 11res l1ke new cond fton ms1de and out $650 phone 985 3912 11 2461p 1967 V W GOOD cond f1on $650 laurence Donohue Harrtsonvtlle 742 3048 11 21 3fp 1951 FORD p1ckup w1fh 1953 flathead V 8 see George Htll 949 4381 11 21 5tc 1963 CHEVROLET V-8 atr cond1homng, good body Needs motor work, $150 Phone 992-2718 112Utc Mobile Homes For Sale MOBILE home located on large lot Ma1n Street Rutland phone 992 6615 11 24 31c 1971 65 12 WINDSOR mobrle home w1th expando on large lot located on old Rt 33 phone 992 Uo15 11 243fc 1970 , 46~12 "2 BEDROOM houselratler washer and air condttloner phone 992 7387 or 985 4248 Iof can be ren led 11 24 61p Dl D YOU know that w nfert1me IS the best lime to buy a good used Mob1le Home at Berry M1ller Mobtle Home Sales' You can buy now and lake deltvel'y 1n the sp nng wdh no add1t onalstorage charge We have a complete selection of 8 10 and 12 w1des m stock and we are ready to deal So take advanta9e of our area1fv reduced prices now- you II be gtad y,ou d1d Berry Miller Mob1le Home Sa les 705 Farson Slreet Belpre Ohio phone 423 9531 11 24 2tc 'A1r Condtttoners •Awnmgs • Underptnnmg ' Complete mobile home' service ~ plus gigantic' 'display of mobile homes ajways available at MILLER MOBILE HOMES 1220 Washtngton Blvd 423 7521 BELPRE, o ... -· CASH paid --for all makes and models of mobile homes Phone area code ~14 423 95:;1 4 13 tfc For Sale AKC blond cocker female 5 months phone 423 7452 11 19 Sic AKC Toy Poodle• Phone 742 3872 11 12 12tc . FOR SALEI Whispering Pines Nite Qub 2:30 License Rt 7 Pomeroy, 0 Phone 992 9943 GUN collection 1687 Lmcoln Heights Pomeroy Phone 992 2404 11 24 tfc AKC Toy Poodle puppies wormed and shof1, well bred and healthy $75 Phone Coolville Uo7 6214 NOVEMBER SPECIALS 1971 11 22 12tp 18 It 7 1n Starcrafl trailer self contained sleeps six, clnverter special $2199 18ft thru 27 It 1973 model and fold For Rent down campers at our special 3 RUUM house adults only low winter prlctl furnaces Phone 992 5591 187 so porta potties, US 11 16 lfc awnings and hitches 20 pet off Camr. Conley Starcraft 4 ROOM unfurnlshe<l house, ~tes R 62 N of Point 1650 Lincoln He1ghfs r/>hone Pleasant behlnlf Red Carpet 992 3874 Inn 11 19 tfc 11 22 lfc Busmess Semces COPPERTONE double oven stove like new S15Q phone 992 6796 after 6 p m or 99? 5187 any time 11 19 lfc f & E APPLIANCE Repair r p11f or "II laundry eQu p uc 11 rt lrtg c r.lhon equ1p ttl t:n t and house w nng call 614997 6050 II 24 30tp 1969 HONDA Scrambler 175 READY MIX CONCRETE C C S350 Phone 992 7016 delivered nght to your II 11 4tc 11 2<Jfc NOW at Showoller s Wet Pel Chester Oh o DOLLAR SALE Cold Sworos 4 for 51 Sunset Var•alus 4 for Sl Sphenops Mo/11es 5 tor Sl Neon Tetra r•ces1ze 3 1or $1 Zebr-a Oan10 6 lor Sl II ----,--- 24 2fp DON T pump your slugg 1sh sephc tank Get Klean Em All Sept. c Tank Cleaner Landmark Farm Pomeroy Bureau 11 24 lie BEAUTIFUL Coloma! Maple stereo AM FM radto 4 speakers 4 speed changer EXPERT 6 30 tic Wheel Alignment *5.55 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates Ph 446 4782 Ga111polis John Russell - GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 project Fast and 5 WEEK old Holstein bull calf 352 Ford engme Phone 843 1778 Business Services ~asy Free es f1mates Phone 992 3?84 Goegle1n Ready M1x Middleport Oh io Co -- - - - -Owner & Operator 5 12 ifc C BRADFORD Auct1oneer Complete Servtce Phone 949 3821 Rac1ne Ohto Cntt Bradford 5 I tfc On Most Amer1can Cars Pomeroy Home & Auto Open 8 TotS Monday thru Saturday 606 E Maor Pomeroy, 0 DOZER and back hoe work ponds and sephc tanks dtt D•ck Karr Jr From the largest Bulldozer Radiator to fhe Smallest Heater Core Nathan Btggs Rad1ator Specoahsl 9 1 ffc separate control s Balance 7 - 1-r t s $78 56 Use our budget terms WILL C cUc::T::-o-r---,1-r"',"m Call 992 7085 reasonable Also clean out 11 19 6fc basements att•cs and cellars Phone 949 3221 WALNUT stereo rad1o com 11 22 30fc btnaf!on 4 speed ntermlxed 992 2174 Pomeroy changer .4 speaker sound E LNA rmd White Sewmg system dual volume controls Machtn es servtce on all 0 DELL WHEEL al1gnment Balan ce $69 81 Use ou r makes Reasonable rates located at Crossroads Rt 124 budget terms Call 992 7085 The Sewtng Center M1d Complete fron1 end servtce 11 19 6fc dleport Dh o tun e up and brake servtce 11 16 tic Wheels balanced elec APPLES Filzpatnck Or All work Ironically chards Slate Route 689 SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC guaranteed Reasonable Phone W lkesville Uo9 3785 SEWAGE SYSTEMS rates Phone 742 3232 or 992 8 30 ffc CLEANED REPAIRED 3713 MILLER SANITATION 7 27 ffc STEWART OHIO PHONE - - ---,- - COAL Ltmestone Excelstor 661.3035 Salt Works E Main St US FOR Awntngs storm 10 4 tfc SEE Pomeroy Phone 992 3891 doors and windows carports 4 12 lfc marquees alumtnum s1d1ng ATTENTION FARMERS and rat11ng A Jacob sales Largest cho ce of all breeds of r representaftve For free A I Stres by phon ng Leland est1mates phone Charles Parker 992 226.4 Pomeroy or L1sle Syracuse V V ca ll sta tton for servtce m Johnson and Son Inc formaflon or d•rect sa les 3 2 ttc ON PANTS & JEANS 11 9 3otc - -- -BACKHOE AND DOZER work SEWING MACHINES Repa1r Septtc 1anks ms1alled George Buy 2 servtce all makes 992 22134 IB II) Pullins Phone 992 2478 Patrs The Fabnc Shop Pomeroy 4 25 tfc Authortzed Singer Sales and 1 PAIR FREE fure Serv ce We Sharpen Sc tssors =R7U~S~S~E~L~L~S~~F~u-r-n~t-,The best buy on the area 3 29 lfc Upholstery free p1ckup and Have stacks & teans tor the del very phone 992 5771 whole famoly Save One AUTOMOBILE msurance been 10 17 30fc Thord cance lled? Lost your operators ltcense? Call 992 9. POMEROY LEGAL NOTICE 7966 tllid Jack W Carsey,Mgr 6 15 ftc Phone 992 2181 In the Common Pleas Court : - - --,--Of Metgs County Oh10 Probate DIVISIOn NOW WRECKING the former IN THE MATTER OF THE Epple s Grocery Store Real Estate For Sale CHANGE OF NAME OF bulldtng tn Pomeroy All FIVE ROOM house and bath ELTON WATKINS tnfertor completely TIMOTHY k.nds of butldtng materials LEGAL NOTICE remodeled located or Brtck for sale on the tob tncludmg 2 Timothy Elton Watktns Box Street In Rutland phone 742 and J tn heavy matenal L 29 Route 1 Reedsv ille Ohio hereby g lves not1ce that he will sheeting and cherry sla1r 3334 11 12 12fc ftle h s F'etthon n the Common ra I ng call 992 5946 or 882 Pleas Court of Me gs County 3219 Oh10 Probate DtVIS on prayeng COMFORTABLE two story 11 10 lfc for an order of sa1d court home full basement bath author.zmg the change of h s and 112 attached garage and JUST taken 1n lov,ely 8 track name from Tt mothy Elton stereo '" walnut con~ole wtll extra loi, 1~,'-i'; g'dod lot~JII:Jil , Watk.lrls to Timothy Elton Basic furniture a'va1labff Buchana tha i sa d Pet ton w II sell for small balance of $86 41 Phone 992 7384 or 99~ 7133 for be ~ea rd on the' 6tli day of or pay 55 55 per mi>nlh phone January 1973 at 9 00 A M or as appointment 992 5331 soon thereafler as the sa1d court ---::-:-:----1_1_21 61 c _ __ _ _ ___1_1_19 6fc may hear tl TIMOTHY ELTON WATKINS 1972 ZIG ZAG sewing machine 8 ROOM house & bath niCe am I nor thiS mach ne makes but large lot natural gas built tn By Elsa L Buchanan htS next fr end tonholes darns embroldertes cabme1s In kttchen close to and hems pay balance of rad10 stafton In Bradbury 1111 21 He 538 10 or make payments of Phone 992 2602 51 25 per week phone 992 11 12 12fc 5331 LEGAL NOTICE 11 21 61c SPECIAL Move rn before The Rutland Townshtp wmter 4 bedroom ranch Trustees Wtll recerYe sea led until 12 o clock noon on AVERY Traclor Model V wtth home o~ lf• acre lot Bath and b1ds Novmeber 1972 at wh1ch culltvalors 5300 call after 5 a half built tn ktfchen wall to t1me and 29th the off ce of p m n Mason W Va 773 wall carpet and garage Price Trustees of tnRutland Townsh•P 5535 S20 750 00 also a 5 bedroom the bids will be opened and read 11 21 3fc colontal house on a a;.. acre lot aloud for a used four wheel Balh and a hall bu11f In tractor su table for mountmg a NEW 1972 Ztg Zag sewtng k tchen dmmg room famtly MoTr m mower or equal Spec fteattons as follows machme tn anginal factory room and the works pnced Four cylmder -40 H P or more carton Ztg zag to make 530 000 00 Call Sherman E gasol ne eng ne Must be '" buttonholes sew on buHons Summerfteld 985 3598 or 985 excellent cond ton overhauled monograms and make fancy 4177 preferred deSigns with lust the twist of a 11 2 30fc L ve HydrauliC System songle dial Left In layaway W1de front axle 6 OOx 16 tires 10 good or eKcellent cond tt on and never been used Will sell Rear Wheels to be ad,ustable for only $47 cash or credtt w th 12 .txJ8 or laroer rear t res terms available Phone 992 n excellent or new cond lt10n 5641 300 pound wetohts on left s de 11 21 6fc w th rear t re on left flied with calcium chloride ELECTROLUX Vacuum PoWer Steering Cleaner complete wt1h at Front PTO With 17 GPM front mounted pump tachments cordwtnder and 3 Poent Hitch Cat 1 painl spray Used but on like Sw ng1ng drawbar new condt1ton pay $34 .45 Independent P T 0 cash or budget plan available liD Mlchanlc 51 Trade In one 19.48 Ford Phone 992 5641 Tractor Pomeroy, Ohi045769 11 21 6fc The Township Trustees may NEW LISTING accept the lowest bid or the best RIVER FRONTAGE- New btd and reserve the right to Real Estate For Sale 1972 Fleetwood 3 bdroom re1ect any or all bids Trustees of Rutland TownshtP mobile home Screened 4 ROOM house In Ractne Albert Edna M Swick Clerk patio drilled well Income on Hill phone 949 2261 1111 24 He 11246fc space rental 2 acres with beautiful view of Ohio River Only $21,500 00 HOUSE n Long Bottom phone 985 3529 NEW LISTING 6 11 tfc 2YEARSOLO- Looks good as new 2 bedrooms with large closets Nice bath and utility room Large beautiful k11then Over 1f2 acre lot Only $14 000 00 CLELAND NEW LISTING REALTY SYRACUSE - Good 5 room 601 E Mlln home bath gas city water, Pomtrov large kitchen 2 porches Full basement garage and extra lot A~klng 110 600 00 3 BEDROOM NEW LISTING HOBSON - New Bath MOBILE HOME ACRES F A B G furnace paneling With septic tank and elec Iitle and other Large Rec trlc 2 36 acres on good R Utility R Nice lot gravel road near Route 7 Prlvafe ASKING $9 BOO Asking only 12500 00 A BUSINESS NEW LISTING All stock and equipment RUTLAND - Renovated 6 Modern apt over 3 B R room paneled home New bath gas F A furnace 2 bafh gas forced air furnace gta ssed porches H W floors nice kitchen large living 15 years old JUST $17 900 Front porch Large lot on MIDDLEPORT 124 Only $13 500 00 2 B R dining r paneled LARGE HOME tiled carpeted large bath 3 BEDROOMS - Gas fur porches storage blclg S6 950 nece full basement Wood MIDDLEPORT burning fireplace In living 1'1> story frame 2 B R bath Nice dining and kitchen J dining R , gas F F , utility car garages Extra lot Porches Lof 10Sx 135 NEW LISTING Furnished Storm doors & BUSINESS BUILDING windows A GIVE AWAY at 44xll2 Concrete floors New S8500 gas furnace Excellent PROPERTY IS SELLING, location Only $18 000 00 WE NEED LISTINGS •SEE US AND SAVE YOUR CALL TODAY TIME LOOKING FOR A HENRY E CLELAND, HOME SEE OUR AD ON REALTOR TAKE 5 , 992 22Sf If no m 2UI HELEN L TEAFORD HENRY E CLELAND, Jr ASSOCIATE S.IHnwtn-fl5-420f NO SUNDAY SHOWINGS 1 KATHLEEN M CLELAND . m m~ S.ltSmu--ns 4209 SMilH NELSON MOTORS, INC. -==========-. - - -- - - Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. Broker •••wer _EARlH MOVING Dozer ponds loader work basement, land scaptng We have 2 s1ze dozers 2 stte loaden Work done by hour or contract Free Estimates We also haul loll dtrl lop soil Dump trucks and tow boy tor hire See Bob or Roger JeHers Pomeroy Phone 992 3525 after 7 p m or phone 992 5232 & End 606 E Matn and FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor Otsplay If' I HAVE ToGo Take Me To THE SHOP Quick ar.d DALE DICK LITTLE VAUGHN 992 3884 992 3374 Deck and Date Help You Your Meat Problems •ROOFING •HEATING •PLUMBING •CARPENTRY •SPOUTING •PAINTING For Free Estimate PHONE 992!2550 CALL 992 5786 SHAM MrS CATERING SERVICE POMEROY, OHIO LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No 20 812 Estate of James 0 Barnnger Decased Not ce s hereby g ven that Ruth M Barr n~er of Rt 1 Reedsv lie Oh10 has been duly appointed adm1n1s tratr1x of the Es tate of James 0 Barnnger deceased late of Metgs County Ohm Cred tors are requ~red to ftle tn e1r cia ms w.th sa •d f duc1ary w th n four months Dated th s 14th clay of November 1972 Mann eng 0 Webster Judge Court of Common Pleas Probate Dtv SJOn (11] 17 24 (12) 1 Pomeroy OFFICE SUPPLIES CATERING Care Free Party Preparat1ons at a Low, Low Cost - Whether It be a Weddtng An ntversary get together or a Special Holiday, we will cater deltctous dtshes to your home or party rooms Family planning services here are explained LEGAL NOTICE S 1 ! ol Dh a DI!Pi lllln ol ln~u an~e Ce~ r ~I If ol tnmpl lnct - Tilt unden 1ntd S~pt In endent ol Ol u I OU ol lh ~ Sblt ol Ofi a 11t tby t1 I I H I~ COIISOliDATED lfi!SURAIIC£ COM~MY o nd m po 1 S1 ea ndao ~ llil scomplrdwlhlhti~IIISD lhsSI1e IPPI u~ft to land 1 aulbor zed dllr ~ ht cu mt re• o I IIIH I n lh s stale 1 app op lit bus lltsl 0 n1u ante J 1 f n1nc il tond I on s lhl)flln by ts 1nnu1 l1lem en lo hue betn _, lollo•s on Otcembe 31 1911 Adm I td HUis $7 940 684 92 L ab I U 4 998 320 07 Net me 5 $2 !141 364 U Cl' Ill I ~00 000 00 Surpl us Sl 442 3&4 85 nco me 11675 10414 hpendilun 1(69164058 N WIHIESS WIIER£0F hm ht eunta nbsc be~ my n~m e Md c.u,ed my wal la btlff ltd 11 Co u m b~l 0~ a Ill; da~ and da e uly I 1912 Kenneth E OeSheUe Sgp! n nsu 1nce of Oh o !5etl l37] Sale ol Oh o Oe~a lme~l of lntu tntt Ct I I t.Jte of Comp 1n e Th t unde s 1ned Supe nl end1nl o n uJneo! l eS1eofOhlo htrdlltlllltslhl FOREMOST IIISUlAICE COirltn o Gud R1p ds Slalt e M th can llu compl ed 1111h 111 11'111 o1 th 1 Slate appl cable to and s 1u ho ltd du n1 he tu ftnt ym lo I m1~ 1 In 1"11 s 111 Is approp late bu s nen ol nsu .nee 1 Fnanc a co~d I on 1 silo•~ b)' Is '"nual sltl tllltllt o ha~t bettJ 11 follows on Detembe l l 197 Atlm led aneb sm m 362 16 1 BOARD OF MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NOTICE TO MOTOR VEHICLE DEALERS In accordance with Sec J07 86 L abltu SJUI8225661 lh am h of lhe Ohto Rev1sed Code Cap Ia $1 500 IJOO 00 Su 11 us sea led b cts w1ll be rece ved by $S9 0020m105lOSa 75nconu $68 789 755 94 E1pend lu u the Metgs County Com $33 061 395 89 mtss oners n thetr off ce n fh.,e IN WITNESS WHmOF I han llereunto subst b~ Court House Pomeroy Ohro m1 n1rne and CjUWd m, sui lo be tff ud 11Columbgs O~o da, 1nd dlle July I 1912 Reo.,lh [ .t5769 unt I 10 00 A M on OeShe lhe 1Supl ol nsu ;rnce of Oh a (Sn 222) December 5th 1972 at wh ch Sle e o Oh o (lepe lmtnt of lnsu IRCI Cert I c11e or t me and place the brds will be uce - Th1 uode 111ned Supo nle~dtRI o opened and rea.d aloud for the Comp su ante ol lhe Sl~le ol 011 a l!t tbJ cert lu thl fol lowing veh cles IIIOIAIIA INSIIfl.utCE COMPAIII ol n4 1111pols .Stall o B ds must be subm tted tn two lnd 1na 1}wrs com~lied '!!' h tht Jur' tl llli~ Shit llllll!' ~il biH'iiitliiriMf dbltli•l~l W'rl1rl!itb proposals each proposal to .Wle lranmt n hl,l ' 11e s 'Pf"tf ale bus r•ess o/ meet the cond•t ons and loSlllll'lll!l !Is f n1~C al cond Uon 11hwn b1 Is allnua 111emen 1<1 bm b~ n as lol aw1 on Dt!~embt 31 spec 1f cations ~s follows 1911 Adm led mtls $43 704 995 28 Uab II u Propoul No 1 12113J liS4 12 Ht URIS $ 5~11 341 Jfj Ctll II One 1973 model dump truck 11572 15 Su plul 113M JU 01 ncame Wtlh Mar on Dump body 108 X 135 9U 9'3 lil5 21 Expe~~~ lu ts $31 481 90i li2 H WTNESS WHEM:Of I hilt be tun a subsc bH Bd X 30 head and ta tgate wtth m) flimt and caused my wtl lo br 1fl ltd 11 COiurn bul center door m gate ho Ill s dlr ud dllt. Ju ·r l 1912 R!nnelh E Heavy duty B hoist W1th OO!SIIelll Slip! of nsu IOU of 0~ D (SUI 302) P T 0 and levers S1 e of Oh a Oep11 me~t Gf l•su lll,ct Ct11 I Cllt ol 12 cab protector w1th 2 Camplut e - The und1 11n1dl Sbpt nltndtnl of l nsua~te olllteSaeoiOho lltiiii~CfllflllhiiDNit wmgs HAIICDU MUTUAl llf[ INSUIUCf CDimll of Cab I ghts 4 corner I ghts Basion Sate D fltmachuselts hu (OIIplied fllllh lhl ancl 6 reflectors m of Ill 1 Slalt appl ub e to I and 1 aulho ltd Mud flaps du na: the tu fill yu IG l11n11cl In th 1 llllt Us Wheel base 12 cab to ax le or IP~ op t it buslntu ol uu anct lh F nant at cond on s ~holln by 15 annutl Sllltmtnl ro hne bun su table for body on Oectmbtr Jl 911 Adm !ltd mel! 24 000 lbs G v W or heav1er 11$ 0loll011s 601130 788 57 L1b t u SIO011116 6IJ 3 ~ 7 000 lbs I Beam front axle S.plus sm a 4 7527! Income, U l l~31 7 D~25l 19 500 lbs 2 speed rear axle Upelldlu n 117Jt629 2105 WITN[$S 'WHEREOF I b11 ht~wnto subK lbtd 5 speed synchro mesh trans my INnam t 1nd t.IUttd m~ SUllo be 1llud 1 Colw111~111 m ss on dtrect n f1fth Ohkl th 1 da, l nd dale luly I 1972 Miftlltlh [ 340 cu n v 8 gas eng ne or DeShr e Su pl of n1u anct al on a (St1 324) larger S11 e ol Dh o Dt~~l lment of lftSIItiiiCI Ct til t.1 t ol 4 000 lbs m n mum front Ctmphute - Tl1t Mnd•u (Ud S•per nltndtn1 ol spr ng capac 1ty lnsu ance at lilt Stale of Olti l!t ht1t1ly ttl fiu IIIII II 1 .~ MAIIUUCfUIUS lilt I•SUIIAIC( COMI'M' of 11000 (bs mlntmum rear .To.onlo C1n1da hn COIIIPIIed •I~ lilt laws ot h s sp r ng qpaclly Slit iPPI uble o 11 and 1 •~I•Dill!CI du lnt Ult Aux ( ary rear sprmos u en Y!l o IIIIUtl n th s $111! its 1pp op lit Combtnat on rear and bullntiS ~ ~ RIU IIIU lh F lllnt I cond f ~ IS lhOifft by I! IMUI Slllffllfftl IO Jim betn IS lol 0111 011 d rectional stgnal lights Dt«m!te 31 1911 Arlm Ued •sseh 1730 009 52100 Traff1c hazard switch ab I u 175~ H2 U9 OD N11 unt a Dual e-!ectr c horns 110 7S6 672 00 Sll u OIJ depos b $500 Q00 00 hcess ol nsr I II lilt Un ltd :iii!U $20 256 612 t10 lll(omt Heater and defroster 2 speed windshield wipers $1592869040(1 [1/f!ld!IIU $121209 !100 N WITNESS Wfl R£Df I hue ht 1unto nbsc1 bed and washers my ~mt 1nd c•used my Ml to bt Iff ltd 11 Co umbul Power steerrng 0~ 0 Ill I dly IIHI dale, )U !) I 1!12 ~~~~~ h E (Sea J&l) 900 X 20 10 ply fron t tires DtSIMitle Supl of lnsur111ct or Ohio highway tread 7 rims Sale ol Ohro Otplrlmtfll of IIIU lllct Ct II tilt ol omp lnCt - ht ~ndr sl1nd Supt 1ft 1nd1nt of 900 x 20 12 ply dual rear on CIIIU!IIItt Of lite Slit rtl Oh OL hlfeby till Nts lhll ~ and off tread 7 rims METIDI'CILITAI UrE IISUIIICE r;DIWM' of Htw Yo1~ I One additional 7 rim Stale of N• Yor~ Ills COIIIplied "l'llh lilt ltws ol th s Cast spoke wheels SWt l~pl tl~ t to I anrj II IUIIIo ltd du ln1 !Ill ~ CIJ rtnl ,e1 tO I mitt (II hI Slllt !J 1pprop Ill Heavy duty cJutch ol nw 1ncr 1 11 F111na11 cOIMI U01 Is siKMn , Heavy duty brake booster bybus ness Is unu11 1111emen1 Ia hiH been n follows on ~ wrth 7 rear brakes 0Ht .. bt 31 1971 itdmrlttd uuh .,. Heavy duty bumper and front U9 16l2!9SUOD llab tu m4114135l800 l Sa ,r~s Sl 691 816{~6 00 tncam1. $5160 ~31288 !IOl tow hooks $4 101m oat oo LH & RH Sr west coast £z~~rlr~~'et. N WITNESS WHUEOr I hm llemnta 1wbsc: ~ m rrors "I0 o,umth 11ndd11c.au~ mr lUIIo be aH u~ 11Col~ll'lbut i 11\G d1t1 July I 1!12 Rtnntt• [ : 70 amp battery ~ISht It Supt otl•su •ncr of Ohio {Sta ll2) 50 amp or larger a•ternator SUit D 011 11 Otpf lmtnt or 1~111t•c1 Ct rfltat• o1 Cab grab handles L &R Compl lfttt - Thl ~~de 1 lfttd hpfl nlt~dut ol f Full depth foam seat anct ol lht Sltle of Oh oJ ~ettb! tt 1fill hll Heavy duty factory rein lnsu UTIDIIAL [MittM IISUhiCl DIPUf af ~a lib oat State ol ll! 11011 i111 tomp 1d 11th tht l1~n forced frame 0 Ill I Shit 100 tlble lo lind I illlt!G tM du r l~l tiM Color Omaha Orange t nt fll lo lrl•utl n llr I IIIII II 1pp op lilt Trade none 1967 GMC model cubullltll of IRUriAtl Ill r flint II cond 011 I 11\ofl dump truck ~ Is unu1 $laltll'lf"l to line been 11 ioiiOtrl on Dtctmbt ll 1911 Adm I fd lUtts $11 249 m 06 Proposal No 2 II u U 2 Ul 9951M Ntl lUtts $UDHH 01 Same as Proposel No 1 !Jab Cap Ill SWO 000 00 S.rplu $13115 5l7 02 IIICOI!It JK~ept no trade tn tS Involved SU215JS 46 hPl'"rlitu n 13 OlD LOCI 21 B1dder to furntSh the1r own IN W1HESS WHEREOf I lll11t "'tv~lo "'sc bell ~ 1111 1\aMt and c.usrd mt Millo bt aiiJud .11 I:D1um~1 b1d forms and submit bids for O~D h1 d1 1nd dati J•IJ I mz llt~Mih ! each proposal as numbered e Sup1rJ ln!lltlltt Of Ohio. (S.tl 41t) The front of the envelope DtS"d t 1 o~,o .1 •••0•• 0 .•.•• ~.... enclostng the bids must be I marked Truck Btds The County Commt1Sioners may accept 1he lowest bicl or select the best b d for the In tended purpose and reserve the nght to re1ec:t any or a !I bids or any part thereof CHESTER Servtces available through Fam1ly Planmng were explamed .by Mrs Phyllis Bearhs and Mrs Betsy Aubry guest speakers at a meetmg of the Chester PTA Monday mght at the school Both Mrs Bearhs and Mrs Aubry are w1th Fam1ly Planmng of Southeast Ohto and work m local cliniCs held the f1rst and th1rd Thursday of each month at Veterans Memonal Hospital The speakers pomted out that chnJC serv1ces are available without cost to all women EducatiOn about I fam1ly planmng and chJldspacmg lab tests for cancer, venereal diSeases urmalys1s and pregnancy breast and pelv1c exammallons by a doctor prescnptlon or method of your ch01ce for bJrth control and family planmng counseling are among the many serVIces offered through the cl1mcs Other services mclude 1eferral for related problems 1nfert1hty treatment or referral, comm unity education and referral for pre natal care Appomtments for VISits to the chmcs are made by lelep hmmg 992-5912 the speakers smd They also noted that films and literature are avaolable to groups requestmg them Mrs V1rgm1a Kirkhart presided at the meehng durmg whtch lime Mrs Rosemary Keller was elected vtce president to fill a vacancy It was reported by Mrs Linda Betz that the carmval netted $559 II It was also reported that $123 95 was cleared from a recen t lunch served by the PTA at an auction Arrangements were made for the PTA to treat the children w1th 1ce cream and candy canes pnor to Chnstmas vacatwn Mrs Barbara Tnpp reported so far 119 parents have purchased !111!mbei.shlp cards to the PTA Any other parents w1shmg to JOtn the PTA are asked to contact Mrs Tnpp For All Our Blessings!! ! --------·--·---~---·~--·-·--·--·----·-·-~--·--· --·- USED CARS 73 Olds 98 Lux. Sedan, v-roof, atr........ '5500 72 Cadtllac Cpe. DeVille, C.C. au., ........ '6500 72 Chev. Capnce 2 Dr. H.T., v-roof, au ..... 3500 72 Olds Toronado, full power, atr .........'5295 71 Olds 98 Lux. Sedan, full power, a1r••• 54000 71 Chevy II Nova Cpe., 6 cyl., auto.......12295 Cosl 1s :;o cents a member Mrs Parker reported that 1he kindergarten IS in need of a rockmg chair, play telephones and s Iurdy trucks Anyone wtshmg to donate any of these 11en1S 1s asked to contact Mrs Pat kco at the school The ktndergarlen A class won the allendance award w1th the flflh grade placmg second Open house was observed m each of the classrooms and refreshments were served Next meetJng Will be on Monday Dec 18 at 2 p m The Rev Herbert Grate wtll be the guest speaker and ch1ldren will s1ng Chnstmas selectwns under the d1rect10n of Mrs Maxme Whitehead 70 Cadillac Sedan DeVIlle, full power, atr •14000 70 Cadtllac Sedan DeVIlle, full power, atr .'4000 70 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, full power, atr, ••• '3100 70 Ford LTD 2 Dr. H.T., V-roof, a1r ........ '2195 69 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, v-roof, atr ........ 12100 Holiday plans 69 Dodge Polara 4 Dr., H.T., atr .......... 1795 69 Chev. BIS. 2 Dr., 6 cyl., std............ '1295 are completed 69 MercuiJ Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto....'1395 68 Dodge Monaco 2 Dr. HT, v-roof, atr....'1495 68 Ford Gal. 500 4 Door, a1r ..............'1095 68 GMC lf2 Ton, V-8 std................... '1595 67 Olds 98 H.T Cpe., power, V-roof, atr ....'995 67 Ford Gal. 500 2 Dr. HT., V-8 auto. .... ,'895 65 P~mouth 4 Door, a1r....................'695 66 BuiCk LaSabre 4 Door, a11............... '695 65 Butck Spec tal 4 Door, V-8, auto......... '495 63 Olds 98 4 Door, v.a, auto...............'195 No Payments Until After Jal'l. 1, 1973 Karr & Van Zandt You'll L1ke Our Qual tty Way of DOtng Business" 992 5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenmgs Unttl6 00- Ttl 5 P M Sat Pupzls present ecelogy play ATIEND REVIVAL The Rev and Mrs Eugene G1ll and famtly of Warren let Danny Put You In Your New Home For Christmas a liended the Fnday mght revtval service at the Laurel Cltff; Free Methodist Chur{:h Other vtsJlors at the servtces SYRACUSE - The fourth were the Rev and Mrs David grade taught by M1ss Honkela W1seman of Cambndge pre•ented a play on ecology at the regular meeting of the Syracuse PTA Tuesday Nov 14 Janet Barnett treasurer reported on the Halloween carmval and membership dr~ve Syracuse PTA now has 108 members Jamce Deem, secretary sa1d the Me1gs County Council has asked umts to mcrease membership and t<J prepare for the Cultural Arts Exh1b1t m Apnl The next County Council meetmg IS to be m Syracuse m February Mr Baer announced that basketball w1ll be played Nov 29 at 6 30 p m at Syracuse Members of the PTA are asked to donate candy to sell and for volunteers to help Mr Baer ~ lso reported on the R1ght to Read' program An exhibit of 1tems to be sold at the Ch1ldren s ChriStmas Bazaar Dec 19 at I p m was shown It IS hoped to have at least f1ve 1tems per chtld and that everyone w1U partiCipate Room count was taken by the fourth grade Refreshments ' w1ll be served by the fourth grade at the December meeting HOMES BY REDMAN GRAYWOOD GRAYWOOD 70xl4 65x12 bedroom bath & half fully car peted counter lop & eye level range 3 GRAYWOOD 60xl2 ' bedroom prIvate front dining 6x9 pic ture window counter 10P range E, A. decor . 2 Board of County Commissioners Martha Chambfr$ Clerk 1111 27 2< 21 _._ ' WAS '6395 $5795 WAS '7995 3 bedroom 7x12 ex pan do living f u II y room carpeted front kttchen $7995 . $6995 Many Other New Home and Aoor Plans To Choose From ' 2 bedroom, fully carpeted , home. house type doors Save S700 now. ' 1970 PU F-liMl 1970 LaSABRE FORD BUICK '1995 *1995 Custom explorer LtkC new USED ' CAR 2 dr H T gold wrlh while v nyl top SALE Good Second 1972 PONTIAC .... Only $3895 Cars For Cat 2 dr H T red wtth black vinyl top factory air one owner Be one of the first to see thts almost new car Christmas Giving 1971 PONTIAC ..............~3695 20 Car · Selection Grandvtlle 2 dr HT Pon1•ac s most luxur ous car Thts car has power wtndows atr cond AM F M & tape player Local one owner New Grand Pro< trade In Be your awn Santa Claus & get an early Xmas present 2 DOORS 4 DOORS STATION WAGONS 1971 PONTIAC ............ -~3495 1 Holiday actiVIties were planned at Tuesda) mght s meeting of the Ohw Eta Pht Chapter of Beta S1gma Pht Soronty held at the Columbus and Southern Ohw Electnc Co The annual bazaar wtll be held on Saturday at Tnmty church basement w1th some tlems t<J be on diSplay at the Pomeroy National Bank Members were remtnded to have the bazaar 1tems at the church before 9 a m The husband-wife Christmas party was set for Dec 15 at the Me1gs Inn and members drew names for the Chnstmas g1ft exchange to be held on Dec 19 A contnbullon was made to the Me1gs County TuberculosiS and Health Christmas seal sale Mrs Susan Baer and Mrs Ruth R1ffle presented the cultural report on awareness of blessmgs Mrs Debbie Fmlaw and Mrs Dor1s Ewmg served refreshments WAS '8995 1.Je 7/lanA/il/... • 992 2094 PARTY PLANNING? LET US DO THE - - -- -- ching serv1ce top soli ftll d rt limestone B&K Ex cavaftng Phone 992 5367 POMEROY HOME & AUTO 9- The Dally Sentinel,Middleport-Poolel1ly,O, Nov 2f 1972 WAS '6395 . . Party is given A party was held Saturday hononng Jeffrey Thomt<Jn on h1s birthday anmversary AssiSting hiS mother, Mrs Florence Thornt<Jn, was Mrs L1nda Bostick Mrs Corola Cwnmmgs and Mrs Hazel Roy served refreshments of Ice cream, cake potato chtps and Kooi-A1d Games were played w1th pnzes bemg won by Jnnmy O'Bnen Todd Roberts and Ang1e Bosltc Others attendmg lhe party were Eddie Roush, Jeff Wickersham, Shara Mane and Enc D1ddle, Ntck and Cr•s Bosttck Tanya and Rusty Cunmnns Rex Th•rnlun Jay and Amg1a Bostic Sendmg g1fls were Tommy and Rtcluird Cwnmms All Prices Include Delivery and Setup ·th Goble Mobile Home Sal PIIONE 992·7004 • MIDDUPORT See Dan Thompson Now - We Service Whet We Sell - Up to Financing. Hours: ltoll'tllurs.& Set.lto6), Closed on Sundays. (, 12 Yrs INITIATION SET lmt1atlon of new members w1ll be held wljen the Ladles Aux1llary of Drew Webster Post 39, Amencan l.eg10n, meets at 8 30 p m Tuesday at the post home Those attendmg are to take a covered d1sh Meal Will be provided by the hostess conumttee ' Bonnevtlle 4 dr H T gold wtfh black vtnyl top factory new Bonnevtlle 1ra:le 1n Sold & serviced by local Pont ac dealership Extra mce Pr ced to sell a~r All Pnced to Sell1 1970 DODGE ................. s1795 See Ray Rrggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS BROS., INC. USED CARS Ph 985 4100 Located on St Rt 7 Dart 6 cyl auto P S real low mileage new Opel trade In loca l owner Real nice little car Come & get this one 1969 MERCURY..............~l695 Monfego Super X auto P S P B a lr cond only 40 000 miles on thiS nIce little car En loy the holidays In this one Chester, 0 1968 Pomeroy Motor Co. QUA Lin Square Back Wagon has a lo1 of m1les on this one but runs real good Body In good shape Priced to self 2 SIGNS OF 1971 CHEVROLET $2995 Malibu hardtop coupe low mileage new car title san dalwood hnlsh with brown vinyl roof vinyl saddle In 1erlor 4 season a1r condlt1onlng turbohydramat k power s1eering wh1te wall f1res rally wheels front & rear guards power brakes radio 1971 CHEVY8 FLEETSIDE $2895 Cheyenne cab beauttful white & black finish black vtnyl deluxe 1nm carpets 350 V 8 engine automatic trans m1ss1on power steering & power brakes chro me moldings & front bumper rear step bumper locally owned & lruly a sharp one Reduced To 11649 1971 PINTO FORD 2 door local 1 owner low mileage good hres clean '" terlor green ftnlsh rad1o 2000cc engtne 4 speed ,Pomtrqy Mot~, ,C~., OPEH EVES. 1:00 I'M i'Pfoii!~OY, OHIO v.w...........................$895 1967 BUICK ......................$695 WC two dr H T all black has almost 90 000 miles on II but IS sti ll a good buy affhls price Remember We Service What We Sell. Our Word Is Our Bond 'i/> "" Open Eventngs Ttl 7 p m & Sat Ttl 5 p m Serv1ce & Parts tor your convenience ttl 12 noon on Sat ~ 992·2174 Rehearsal dinner given Mr and Mrs V1rgtl Hamm entertamed w1th a rehearsal dmner at Bowers banquet room for those part1ctpatmg m the recent weddmg of M1ss Lmda Hollon and Mr 1 Tom Hamm A color sc heme of green and orange was used throughout the room and the table was centered w1 th a fall arrangement of green and orange car nations Favors, napkms and m1nls carrted out the color scheme Those attendmg were Mr and Mrs Ed1son Hollon, the Rev and Mrs Merrell Floyd, Mr and Mrs E Robert Hamm and daughter Cynthia Larry Hollon Kathy Smith, Gary and Lenora Michael, Mr and Mrs David Nease Debbie Cross, Jeff Hams Patty lhle Cliff Ryan, Mrs Dorothy Sm1th Mrs Paultne Collins the honoo ed guests, and the hosts Followmg the weddmg, Mr and Mrs Hamm had a buffet dmner at their home for the out of town relattves and fnends Hostesses for this were Mrs Dorothy Smtth and Mrs Pauline Collins Attendmg were Mr and Mrs Paul Hamm Lancaster, Mrs Mary Jo Dav1s and M1ss Barbara Dav1s Toledo, Mr and Mrs Joe Febmger Salem Mr and Mrs Rober! Hamm Cy nthia and Elizabeth Columbiana , Mrs Vera Gilbert Zanesville Mr and Mrs Delmar Hamm South Webste1 , Miss Mary Sm1th, Columbus, John Alien Sm1th and David Colbns, Racme Mam 51 , Pomeroy, Ohto BROTHER DIES CHESTER - Mrs J S Mtchael of near Chesler has rece1ved word of the death of her brother, Stephen Atktnson, at Spokane, Wash Mr Atktnson IS survived by h1s wtfe Ruth, two stslers, Mrs Mtchael and Mrs Jenn ie Powers of Otter Mont , and several nieces and nephews Mr Atkinson was a retired employe of the Kaiser Alurmnum Co at Mead, Wash SYRACUSE atURat OF NAZARENE Save the Lost at Any Cost Sunday Schoot--.9 30 A M Wonhl~ 10 45 A M Young Peopf..-4 30 P M Eventno Wonht~7 30 P M OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9-30 TO 12,2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS ) -EAST COURT ST Meigs Property Transfers Earl H Elberfeld Martha H Elberfeld Jacob Elberfeld, Elizabeth H Elberfeld, Lydia E Siddall, E W Siddall, Ima Elberfeld Keller Allan Keller to Elberfeld Farm Inc , lnt m Parcels, Chesler Cecil L Stacy to Harold W1llls Jr , Rhea J Willis, Parcels, Sc1p10 Clara Shuster to Walter Grueser, Mary Grueser, Parcels Pomeroy Walter Grueser Mary Grueser to Rankm Ray P1ckens Lots Pomeroy R H Rawlings Sons Co to Richard B Ba1ley Charles R Karr Lot Middleport Roger L Adams Nancy Adams to James Snodgrass Ruth Snodgrass Lots, Racme Don W Roach Catherine Mary Roach to Denzil L Proctor, Bon me M Proctor Lot, Middleport Charles Wnght t<J Warren G Black Sharon L Black, 023 A Rutland Sylvia Curtis, Perry Curbs t<J Sylvia Curbs, Perry Curt1s, 2 A Olive l $1495 1969 CHEVROLET, 2 Dr. Sedan 1968 DODGE, Coronet 4 Dr. Sedan. 1968 FORD, Galaxte 4 Dr. Sedan. 1968 PLYMOUTH, Belvedere 4 Dr. Sedan. 1967 DODGE, Dart 4 Dr. Sedan. 1967 CHRYSLER, Newport 4 Dr Sedan, Air. 1967 CHEVROLET, Impala 2 Dr. Hardtop. 1966 DODGE, Monaco 4 Dr. Sedan . 1966 FQRD, Custom 2 Dr. Sedan. • 1966 BUICK, 4 Dr. Hardtop. 1965 MERCURY-.4-Dr. Hardtop. 1965 FORD, Fairlane 4 Dr. Sedan. $1195 $1195 $1095 $1295 $1195 $1095 $895 sm $595 $595 ' $595 CARROLL NORRIS DODGE 50 State Sl & Upper Rt 7 GaUipolis, Ollio �1-The Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Nov 24, 1972 ! Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! '*' rNANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES .S PM D1y 8efort Publication Mo"day Deadline 9 a m Ca"cellatlon- corrut 1ons tNIIIbeaccepteduntl19a rn tor Day of Publlcatron REGULATIONS The PubliSher reserves the right to edrt or reject any ads deemed ob/ect onal The ~ubllsher Wtll not be responsible 1ri~er'TI~~e than one incorrect RATEs For Want Ad Serv1ce 5 cents per word one lnsertlor Min1mum Charge75c 12 cents per word three consecutive nsertlons 18 cents per word six con~ secutlv! Insertions 25 Per cent Discount on paid ads and ads pa id wHhtn 10 days CARD OF THANKS I, OBITUARY Sl 50 for 50 word mtnlmum Each ldditJonal word 2c BLIND AOS Additional 2Sc Charoe per Advertisement OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Dally I 30 1 m 10 12 00 Noon llfurday For Sale For Rent Not1ce WE ARE not responsrbl< for TRAILE~ BrQwn s Tra1ler PMk phOI)C 9'/2 3324 a 11Adebts other th~n our own 11 21 ftc tlanta G Cook and Jerome Cook TRAILER -1n country targe 11 21 3fp p ---------yard and garden hone 992 SHOTGUN match Sunday 6658 Nov 26 1 p m Srd~ Htll Gun 1I 22 lip Ctub Factory choked gems_,.------only No alcoholic beverages AND 4 ROOM furntshed and allowed Assortect, meats Soft unfurnished apartments dnnks wrll be sold Free Phone 992 5434 coffee 01recttons to match 4 12 ftc 31 " mtles North ol Rutland to Forest Acres Park take z bedroom gravel road to first road lelt FURNISHED adults on I y apartment mlfe there w1ll be stgns Middleport phone m 3874 from park to match not 10 22 tfc t responstble for acctden s 11 Z4 2fc TRAILER lot Bobs Mobtle Court Syracuse phone 992 YARD SALE F"day and 2951 Saturday on Larktn Sf 10 31 tfc Rutland Dolls for Christmas 11 22 2tc 2 BEDROOM mob1le home m Mason $27 SO a week Phone BASEMENT SALE 894 Pearl 675-1684 Street Middleport Fnday 11 22 3tc and Saturday 9 30 a m to 430pm 11222fc UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom ' house 1 1 baths llvmg room In Memory dtnmg room kttchen and GUN SHOOT Sunday 11J llty room completely IN MEMORY of Thomas B November 26 1 p m Factory carpeted cherry wood M1ller who passed away 3 choked guns only Second panel ng electnc heat must plac~ shooters gef free shot m years ago ioday November see to apprec1ate ln Hartford ned match Assorted meats 24 1969 facing Oh1o Rtver phone 1 Ractne Gun Club Sadly m1ssed by wtfe and 304 882 3235 11 22 3fc family 11 24 ffc 11 24 lip - - - - -- -----:GUN SHOOT also rifle matches - open stghts only and deer HOUSETRA ILER adults only S25 a week all ut l1f1es pad slug match Forked Run phone 992 7142 Sporlsman Club ~unday 11 24 4fc November 26th 12 noon 11 22 31c J Apple Grove News, Events Auto Sales By Mrs Herbert Rouab Tim and Jeff Wickersham ll!)enl a weekend with Jl!runie O'Brien Rev Paul Hayman of Gallon vlliled Mrs Feme B Hayman Monda)' and also Visited his lrother, Mr and Mrs Ray CONTROL Hayman, at Plants Mr and Mrs E·wm HUMIDIFIERS Gloeckner, Mrs Ada Norrla, Hot Water Heaters Mrs Maggie Roush an<1 David Plumbmg Gloeckner attended the Eleclrtcal Work wedding of Miss Judy DaWI, dalll!hler of Mr and Mrs Paul DaVis, to Mark McCullum at Parkersburg Saturday afternoon Mrs Paul DaVis IS the former Elsie Norris of the East 992 2448 Letart community now of Pomeroy, 0 Parkersburg Judy is a Let granddaughter of Mrs Ada ABOUT YOUR WEIGHT Wetghl Watchers (R) help Norris you In our local classes For Rex O'Brien of Stewart onformat1on call Toll free BOO 582 7026 (No charge to caller) vllited Mr and Mrs Larry 11 20 4fc O'Brien &mday The Rev Freeland Noms S Auction - a good halt purchatJed a house traUer HAYMAN place to go each Friday for hls slater, Mrs Freda eventng 7 p m at Laurel Cliff on old Rt 7 1 m1le west Evans, and halt moved lito Ute of Rock Springs Fairground Manhall Adams fann where 10 10 tic Mrs Evans wUI reside Mr and Mrs Jlffi Freeman KOSCOT KO$METlCS 8, WIGS and !llll, James ~·tn, • wl>"!i!1t~der~ ~nd WI!· ililll ol Pittsburgh .,_I Sunday deliver Could we place you on ' ..,.... our list of satisfied through Wednetlday with the customers> Specials monthly latter's ~Is, Mr and Mrs Phone Helen Jane 992 5113 Robert Smith Mr lind Mrs Middleport Oh10 1115tfc Marlin Cunningham acampanled the Freemans to Wanted To Buy Pltllburgh Wednesday after vllillllj! Mr and Mrs Smith WANTED beef h1des Phone 773 5600 Grover C Roush Mr lindMrs PauiErwlnand Pomeroy Sf Mason W Va aon, Wendell, of Bashan Rd, 11 16 1stp visited Mr and Mrs Don Bell -- - and Lorna Sunday WANTED - Old upright pianos grand pianos old Mr Home Mr and I r Warner pump organs Any condlfton and Mrs Pearl Norris vlliled Paying 510 each Write glvtng Mr lind Mrs HOyt Ferguaon at dtrec!lons Witten Plano Co r.-ft Conley Friday evenln• Box ISS Sardis Dh1o 43946 ..,....... ~ 11176tp Charles (Grandad) Shain, Lee Jobnsoii, St Clair HW, OLD Furn1fure oak tables organs dishes clocks brass Leda Mae Kraeuter, Mrs Ray beds or complete households Heiney are all patients at Wrtle M D Miller Rl 4 Pomeroy Ohio Call 992 6271 Holzer Medical Center and would appreciate cards or ---,-- -- : -6-28 tic letters Mr lind Mrs carroll Balser Help Wanted and family of Mansfield were MAN NEEDED Cooking etc from 8a m to 2 p m Contact weekend guests of Mrs Alice tn person Bob Crow at Crow s Baller Steak House No phone calls Lawnnce (Butch) Ables left accepted &mday to enroll In Uncoln 11 22 tfc Technical School at InWANT someone to take care of dlanapoiiB, Ind tnvalld man will pay good Mill Michelle Jobnaon of salary call 992 7268 Racine spent a weekend with 11 21 6fc her grandparents, Mr and Mrs Robert Smith Mr and Mrs Robert HW, Mrs Gladys Shield.! spent a recent weekend With Mr and • Mrs Howard Roush at MansIn field Mrs Herbert Roush and Roger, Mrs Rooald RusseU and daughter, Amallda, Mrs I · Iva Orr and Edward Roush Dai~ ll!)enl Friday evening witli Mr ~Mrs Dana Lewis at "HEll" HEATING & COOLING ARNOLD BROTHERS Carrier Needed Sentinel 992_21 56 Mr and Mrs Dorset WUson L---..;_ ~ ---~---' and.aon of SIBsonville, W Va, BUTCHER parfttme ll!)enl a weekend with Mrs , Tuesdays and Fndays for Erma Wilson Mr and Mrs local store write to P 0 Box 729 M c o The Da1ly Sentinel Butch W11aon and famlly were Pomeroy Ohio 45769 &mday dinner guests of Mrs 11 7 lfc - -- - Wlllon ) Mn Enna Wilson, Mrs Pets For Sare Kalll'yn Hunt, Mrs Beverly Wickline lind 1011, Scottie, and POODLE puppies AKC Mra Belly Wilson were lttopplngln Gallipolis Tuetlday We talk to JOU like a permn. 1390 ON YOUR DIAL apncot black silver will hold fill Chmtmas pHone 992 5443 11 19 tfc 1969 CAMARO 35Q cu in 4 speed mag wFeels new hres $1 300 ca II Chester 985 3938 11 19 6fp 1965 PONTIAC Bonnevtlle 7 door hardtop factory a r low mileage new 11res l1ke new cond fton ms1de and out $650 phone 985 3912 11 2461p 1967 V W GOOD cond f1on $650 laurence Donohue Harrtsonvtlle 742 3048 11 21 3fp 1951 FORD p1ckup w1fh 1953 flathead V 8 see George Htll 949 4381 11 21 5tc 1963 CHEVROLET V-8 atr cond1homng, good body Needs motor work, $150 Phone 992-2718 112Utc Mobile Homes For Sale MOBILE home located on large lot Ma1n Street Rutland phone 992 6615 11 24 31c 1971 65 12 WINDSOR mobrle home w1th expando on large lot located on old Rt 33 phone 992 Uo15 11 243fc 1970 , 46~12 "2 BEDROOM houselratler washer and air condttloner phone 992 7387 or 985 4248 Iof can be ren led 11 24 61p Dl D YOU know that w nfert1me IS the best lime to buy a good used Mob1le Home at Berry M1ller Mobtle Home Sales' You can buy now and lake deltvel'y 1n the sp nng wdh no add1t onalstorage charge We have a complete selection of 8 10 and 12 w1des m stock and we are ready to deal So take advanta9e of our area1fv reduced prices now- you II be gtad y,ou d1d Berry Miller Mob1le Home Sa les 705 Farson Slreet Belpre Ohio phone 423 9531 11 24 2tc 'A1r Condtttoners •Awnmgs • Underptnnmg ' Complete mobile home' service ~ plus gigantic' 'display of mobile homes ajways available at MILLER MOBILE HOMES 1220 Washtngton Blvd 423 7521 BELPRE, o ... -· CASH paid --for all makes and models of mobile homes Phone area code ~14 423 95:;1 4 13 tfc For Sale AKC blond cocker female 5 months phone 423 7452 11 19 Sic AKC Toy Poodle• Phone 742 3872 11 12 12tc . FOR SALEI Whispering Pines Nite Qub 2:30 License Rt 7 Pomeroy, 0 Phone 992 9943 GUN collection 1687 Lmcoln Heights Pomeroy Phone 992 2404 11 24 tfc AKC Toy Poodle puppies wormed and shof1, well bred and healthy $75 Phone Coolville Uo7 6214 NOVEMBER SPECIALS 1971 11 22 12tp 18 It 7 1n Starcrafl trailer self contained sleeps six, clnverter special $2199 18ft thru 27 It 1973 model and fold For Rent down campers at our special 3 RUUM house adults only low winter prlctl furnaces Phone 992 5591 187 so porta potties, US 11 16 lfc awnings and hitches 20 pet off Camr. Conley Starcraft 4 ROOM unfurnlshe<l house, ~tes R 62 N of Point 1650 Lincoln He1ghfs r/>hone Pleasant behlnlf Red Carpet 992 3874 Inn 11 19 tfc 11 22 lfc Busmess Semces COPPERTONE double oven stove like new S15Q phone 992 6796 after 6 p m or 99? 5187 any time 11 19 lfc f & E APPLIANCE Repair r p11f or "II laundry eQu p uc 11 rt lrtg c r.lhon equ1p ttl t:n t and house w nng call 614997 6050 II 24 30tp 1969 HONDA Scrambler 175 READY MIX CONCRETE C C S350 Phone 992 7016 delivered nght to your II 11 4tc 11 2<Jfc NOW at Showoller s Wet Pel Chester Oh o DOLLAR SALE Cold Sworos 4 for 51 Sunset Var•alus 4 for Sl Sphenops Mo/11es 5 tor Sl Neon Tetra r•ces1ze 3 1or $1 Zebr-a Oan10 6 lor Sl II ----,--- 24 2fp DON T pump your slugg 1sh sephc tank Get Klean Em All Sept. c Tank Cleaner Landmark Farm Pomeroy Bureau 11 24 lie BEAUTIFUL Coloma! Maple stereo AM FM radto 4 speakers 4 speed changer EXPERT 6 30 tic Wheel Alignment *5.55 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates Ph 446 4782 Ga111polis John Russell - GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 project Fast and 5 WEEK old Holstein bull calf 352 Ford engme Phone 843 1778 Business Services ~asy Free es f1mates Phone 992 3?84 Goegle1n Ready M1x Middleport Oh io Co -- - - - -Owner & Operator 5 12 ifc C BRADFORD Auct1oneer Complete Servtce Phone 949 3821 Rac1ne Ohto Cntt Bradford 5 I tfc On Most Amer1can Cars Pomeroy Home & Auto Open 8 TotS Monday thru Saturday 606 E Maor Pomeroy, 0 DOZER and back hoe work ponds and sephc tanks dtt D•ck Karr Jr From the largest Bulldozer Radiator to fhe Smallest Heater Core Nathan Btggs Rad1ator Specoahsl 9 1 ffc separate control s Balance 7 - 1-r t s $78 56 Use our budget terms WILL C cUc::T::-o-r---,1-r"',"m Call 992 7085 reasonable Also clean out 11 19 6fc basements att•cs and cellars Phone 949 3221 WALNUT stereo rad1o com 11 22 30fc btnaf!on 4 speed ntermlxed 992 2174 Pomeroy changer .4 speaker sound E LNA rmd White Sewmg system dual volume controls Machtn es servtce on all 0 DELL WHEEL al1gnment Balan ce $69 81 Use ou r makes Reasonable rates located at Crossroads Rt 124 budget terms Call 992 7085 The Sewtng Center M1d Complete fron1 end servtce 11 19 6fc dleport Dh o tun e up and brake servtce 11 16 tic Wheels balanced elec APPLES Filzpatnck Or All work Ironically chards Slate Route 689 SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC guaranteed Reasonable Phone W lkesville Uo9 3785 SEWAGE SYSTEMS rates Phone 742 3232 or 992 8 30 ffc CLEANED REPAIRED 3713 MILLER SANITATION 7 27 ffc STEWART OHIO PHONE - - ---,- - COAL Ltmestone Excelstor 661.3035 Salt Works E Main St US FOR Awntngs storm 10 4 tfc SEE Pomeroy Phone 992 3891 doors and windows carports 4 12 lfc marquees alumtnum s1d1ng ATTENTION FARMERS and rat11ng A Jacob sales Largest cho ce of all breeds of r representaftve For free A I Stres by phon ng Leland est1mates phone Charles Parker 992 226.4 Pomeroy or L1sle Syracuse V V ca ll sta tton for servtce m Johnson and Son Inc formaflon or d•rect sa les 3 2 ttc ON PANTS & JEANS 11 9 3otc - -- -BACKHOE AND DOZER work SEWING MACHINES Repa1r Septtc 1anks ms1alled George Buy 2 servtce all makes 992 22134 IB II) Pullins Phone 992 2478 Patrs The Fabnc Shop Pomeroy 4 25 tfc Authortzed Singer Sales and 1 PAIR FREE fure Serv ce We Sharpen Sc tssors =R7U~S~S~E~L~L~S~~F~u-r-n~t-,The best buy on the area 3 29 lfc Upholstery free p1ckup and Have stacks & teans tor the del very phone 992 5771 whole famoly Save One AUTOMOBILE msurance been 10 17 30fc Thord cance lled? Lost your operators ltcense? Call 992 9. POMEROY LEGAL NOTICE 7966 tllid Jack W Carsey,Mgr 6 15 ftc Phone 992 2181 In the Common Pleas Court : - - --,--Of Metgs County Oh10 Probate DIVISIOn NOW WRECKING the former IN THE MATTER OF THE Epple s Grocery Store Real Estate For Sale CHANGE OF NAME OF bulldtng tn Pomeroy All FIVE ROOM house and bath ELTON WATKINS tnfertor completely TIMOTHY k.nds of butldtng materials LEGAL NOTICE remodeled located or Brtck for sale on the tob tncludmg 2 Timothy Elton Watktns Box Street In Rutland phone 742 and J tn heavy matenal L 29 Route 1 Reedsv ille Ohio hereby g lves not1ce that he will sheeting and cherry sla1r 3334 11 12 12fc ftle h s F'etthon n the Common ra I ng call 992 5946 or 882 Pleas Court of Me gs County 3219 Oh10 Probate DtVIS on prayeng COMFORTABLE two story 11 10 lfc for an order of sa1d court home full basement bath author.zmg the change of h s and 112 attached garage and JUST taken 1n lov,ely 8 track name from Tt mothy Elton stereo '" walnut con~ole wtll extra loi, 1~,'-i'; g'dod lot~JII:Jil , Watk.lrls to Timothy Elton Basic furniture a'va1labff Buchana tha i sa d Pet ton w II sell for small balance of $86 41 Phone 992 7384 or 99~ 7133 for be ~ea rd on the' 6tli day of or pay 55 55 per mi>nlh phone January 1973 at 9 00 A M or as appointment 992 5331 soon thereafler as the sa1d court ---::-:-:----1_1_21 61 c _ __ _ _ ___1_1_19 6fc may hear tl TIMOTHY ELTON WATKINS 1972 ZIG ZAG sewing machine 8 ROOM house & bath niCe am I nor thiS mach ne makes but large lot natural gas built tn By Elsa L Buchanan htS next fr end tonholes darns embroldertes cabme1s In kttchen close to and hems pay balance of rad10 stafton In Bradbury 1111 21 He 538 10 or make payments of Phone 992 2602 51 25 per week phone 992 11 12 12fc 5331 LEGAL NOTICE 11 21 61c SPECIAL Move rn before The Rutland Townshtp wmter 4 bedroom ranch Trustees Wtll recerYe sea led until 12 o clock noon on AVERY Traclor Model V wtth home o~ lf• acre lot Bath and b1ds Novmeber 1972 at wh1ch culltvalors 5300 call after 5 a half built tn ktfchen wall to t1me and 29th the off ce of p m n Mason W Va 773 wall carpet and garage Price Trustees of tnRutland Townsh•P 5535 S20 750 00 also a 5 bedroom the bids will be opened and read 11 21 3fc colontal house on a a;.. acre lot aloud for a used four wheel Balh and a hall bu11f In tractor su table for mountmg a NEW 1972 Ztg Zag sewtng k tchen dmmg room famtly MoTr m mower or equal Spec fteattons as follows machme tn anginal factory room and the works pnced Four cylmder -40 H P or more carton Ztg zag to make 530 000 00 Call Sherman E gasol ne eng ne Must be '" buttonholes sew on buHons Summerfteld 985 3598 or 985 excellent cond ton overhauled monograms and make fancy 4177 preferred deSigns with lust the twist of a 11 2 30fc L ve HydrauliC System songle dial Left In layaway W1de front axle 6 OOx 16 tires 10 good or eKcellent cond tt on and never been used Will sell Rear Wheels to be ad,ustable for only $47 cash or credtt w th 12 .txJ8 or laroer rear t res terms available Phone 992 n excellent or new cond lt10n 5641 300 pound wetohts on left s de 11 21 6fc w th rear t re on left flied with calcium chloride ELECTROLUX Vacuum PoWer Steering Cleaner complete wt1h at Front PTO With 17 GPM front mounted pump tachments cordwtnder and 3 Poent Hitch Cat 1 painl spray Used but on like Sw ng1ng drawbar new condt1ton pay $34 .45 Independent P T 0 cash or budget plan available liD Mlchanlc 51 Trade In one 19.48 Ford Phone 992 5641 Tractor Pomeroy, Ohi045769 11 21 6fc The Township Trustees may NEW LISTING accept the lowest bid or the best RIVER FRONTAGE- New btd and reserve the right to Real Estate For Sale 1972 Fleetwood 3 bdroom re1ect any or all bids Trustees of Rutland TownshtP mobile home Screened 4 ROOM house In Ractne Albert Edna M Swick Clerk patio drilled well Income on Hill phone 949 2261 1111 24 He 11246fc space rental 2 acres with beautiful view of Ohio River Only $21,500 00 HOUSE n Long Bottom phone 985 3529 NEW LISTING 6 11 tfc 2YEARSOLO- Looks good as new 2 bedrooms with large closets Nice bath and utility room Large beautiful k11then Over 1f2 acre lot Only $14 000 00 CLELAND NEW LISTING REALTY SYRACUSE - Good 5 room 601 E Mlln home bath gas city water, Pomtrov large kitchen 2 porches Full basement garage and extra lot A~klng 110 600 00 3 BEDROOM NEW LISTING HOBSON - New Bath MOBILE HOME ACRES F A B G furnace paneling With septic tank and elec Iitle and other Large Rec trlc 2 36 acres on good R Utility R Nice lot gravel road near Route 7 Prlvafe ASKING $9 BOO Asking only 12500 00 A BUSINESS NEW LISTING All stock and equipment RUTLAND - Renovated 6 Modern apt over 3 B R room paneled home New bath gas F A furnace 2 bafh gas forced air furnace gta ssed porches H W floors nice kitchen large living 15 years old JUST $17 900 Front porch Large lot on MIDDLEPORT 124 Only $13 500 00 2 B R dining r paneled LARGE HOME tiled carpeted large bath 3 BEDROOMS - Gas fur porches storage blclg S6 950 nece full basement Wood MIDDLEPORT burning fireplace In living 1'1> story frame 2 B R bath Nice dining and kitchen J dining R , gas F F , utility car garages Extra lot Porches Lof 10Sx 135 NEW LISTING Furnished Storm doors & BUSINESS BUILDING windows A GIVE AWAY at 44xll2 Concrete floors New S8500 gas furnace Excellent PROPERTY IS SELLING, location Only $18 000 00 WE NEED LISTINGS •SEE US AND SAVE YOUR CALL TODAY TIME LOOKING FOR A HENRY E CLELAND, HOME SEE OUR AD ON REALTOR TAKE 5 , 992 22Sf If no m 2UI HELEN L TEAFORD HENRY E CLELAND, Jr ASSOCIATE S.IHnwtn-fl5-420f NO SUNDAY SHOWINGS 1 KATHLEEN M CLELAND . m m~ S.ltSmu--ns 4209 SMilH NELSON MOTORS, INC. -==========-. - - -- - - Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. Broker •••wer _EARlH MOVING Dozer ponds loader work basement, land scaptng We have 2 s1ze dozers 2 stte loaden Work done by hour or contract Free Estimates We also haul loll dtrl lop soil Dump trucks and tow boy tor hire See Bob or Roger JeHers Pomeroy Phone 992 3525 after 7 p m or phone 992 5232 & End 606 E Matn and FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor Otsplay If' I HAVE ToGo Take Me To THE SHOP Quick ar.d DALE DICK LITTLE VAUGHN 992 3884 992 3374 Deck and Date Help You Your Meat Problems •ROOFING •HEATING •PLUMBING •CARPENTRY •SPOUTING •PAINTING For Free Estimate PHONE 992!2550 CALL 992 5786 SHAM MrS CATERING SERVICE POMEROY, OHIO LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No 20 812 Estate of James 0 Barnnger Decased Not ce s hereby g ven that Ruth M Barr n~er of Rt 1 Reedsv lie Oh10 has been duly appointed adm1n1s tratr1x of the Es tate of James 0 Barnnger deceased late of Metgs County Ohm Cred tors are requ~red to ftle tn e1r cia ms w.th sa •d f duc1ary w th n four months Dated th s 14th clay of November 1972 Mann eng 0 Webster Judge Court of Common Pleas Probate Dtv SJOn (11] 17 24 (12) 1 Pomeroy OFFICE SUPPLIES CATERING Care Free Party Preparat1ons at a Low, Low Cost - Whether It be a Weddtng An ntversary get together or a Special Holiday, we will cater deltctous dtshes to your home or party rooms Family planning services here are explained LEGAL NOTICE S 1 ! ol Dh a DI!Pi lllln ol ln~u an~e Ce~ r ~I If ol tnmpl lnct - Tilt unden 1ntd S~pt In endent ol Ol u I OU ol lh ~ Sblt ol Ofi a 11t tby t1 I I H I~ COIISOliDATED lfi!SURAIIC£ COM~MY o nd m po 1 S1 ea ndao ~ llil scomplrdwlhlhti~IIISD lhsSI1e IPPI u~ft to land 1 aulbor zed dllr ~ ht cu mt re• o I IIIH I n lh s stale 1 app op lit bus lltsl 0 n1u ante J 1 f n1nc il tond I on s lhl)flln by ts 1nnu1 l1lem en lo hue betn _, lollo•s on Otcembe 31 1911 Adm I td HUis $7 940 684 92 L ab I U 4 998 320 07 Net me 5 $2 !141 364 U Cl' Ill I ~00 000 00 Surpl us Sl 442 3&4 85 nco me 11675 10414 hpendilun 1(69164058 N WIHIESS WIIER£0F hm ht eunta nbsc be~ my n~m e Md c.u,ed my wal la btlff ltd 11 Co u m b~l 0~ a Ill; da~ and da e uly I 1912 Kenneth E OeSheUe Sgp! n nsu 1nce of Oh o !5etl l37] Sale ol Oh o Oe~a lme~l of lntu tntt Ct I I t.Jte of Comp 1n e Th t unde s 1ned Supe nl end1nl o n uJneo! l eS1eofOhlo htrdlltlllltslhl FOREMOST IIISUlAICE COirltn o Gud R1p ds Slalt e M th can llu compl ed 1111h 111 11'111 o1 th 1 Slate appl cable to and s 1u ho ltd du n1 he tu ftnt ym lo I m1~ 1 In 1"11 s 111 Is approp late bu s nen ol nsu .nee 1 Fnanc a co~d I on 1 silo•~ b)' Is '"nual sltl tllltllt o ha~t bettJ 11 follows on Detembe l l 197 Atlm led aneb sm m 362 16 1 BOARD OF MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NOTICE TO MOTOR VEHICLE DEALERS In accordance with Sec J07 86 L abltu SJUI8225661 lh am h of lhe Ohto Rev1sed Code Cap Ia $1 500 IJOO 00 Su 11 us sea led b cts w1ll be rece ved by $S9 0020m105lOSa 75nconu $68 789 755 94 E1pend lu u the Metgs County Com $33 061 395 89 mtss oners n thetr off ce n fh.,e IN WITNESS WHmOF I han llereunto subst b~ Court House Pomeroy Ohro m1 n1rne and CjUWd m, sui lo be tff ud 11Columbgs O~o da, 1nd dlle July I 1912 Reo.,lh [ .t5769 unt I 10 00 A M on OeShe lhe 1Supl ol nsu ;rnce of Oh a (Sn 222) December 5th 1972 at wh ch Sle e o Oh o (lepe lmtnt of lnsu IRCI Cert I c11e or t me and place the brds will be uce - Th1 uode 111ned Supo nle~dtRI o opened and rea.d aloud for the Comp su ante ol lhe Sl~le ol 011 a l!t tbJ cert lu thl fol lowing veh cles IIIOIAIIA INSIIfl.utCE COMPAIII ol n4 1111pols .Stall o B ds must be subm tted tn two lnd 1na 1}wrs com~lied '!!' h tht Jur' tl llli~ Shit llllll!' ~il biH'iiitliiriMf dbltli•l~l W'rl1rl!itb proposals each proposal to .Wle lranmt n hl,l ' 11e s 'Pf"tf ale bus r•ess o/ meet the cond•t ons and loSlllll'lll!l !Is f n1~C al cond Uon 11hwn b1 Is allnua 111emen 1<1 bm b~ n as lol aw1 on Dt!~embt 31 spec 1f cations ~s follows 1911 Adm led mtls $43 704 995 28 Uab II u Propoul No 1 12113J liS4 12 Ht URIS $ 5~11 341 Jfj Ctll II One 1973 model dump truck 11572 15 Su plul 113M JU 01 ncame Wtlh Mar on Dump body 108 X 135 9U 9'3 lil5 21 Expe~~~ lu ts $31 481 90i li2 H WTNESS WHEM:Of I hilt be tun a subsc bH Bd X 30 head and ta tgate wtth m) flimt and caused my wtl lo br 1fl ltd 11 COiurn bul center door m gate ho Ill s dlr ud dllt. Ju ·r l 1912 R!nnelh E Heavy duty B hoist W1th OO!SIIelll Slip! of nsu IOU of 0~ D (SUI 302) P T 0 and levers S1 e of Oh a Oep11 me~t Gf l•su lll,ct Ct11 I Cllt ol 12 cab protector w1th 2 Camplut e - The und1 11n1dl Sbpt nltndtnl of l nsua~te olllteSaeoiOho lltiiii~CfllflllhiiDNit wmgs HAIICDU MUTUAl llf[ INSUIUCf CDimll of Cab I ghts 4 corner I ghts Basion Sate D fltmachuselts hu (OIIplied fllllh lhl ancl 6 reflectors m of Ill 1 Slalt appl ub e to I and 1 aulho ltd Mud flaps du na: the tu fill yu IG l11n11cl In th 1 llllt Us Wheel base 12 cab to ax le or IP~ op t it buslntu ol uu anct lh F nant at cond on s ~holln by 15 annutl Sllltmtnl ro hne bun su table for body on Oectmbtr Jl 911 Adm !ltd mel! 24 000 lbs G v W or heav1er 11$ 0loll011s 601130 788 57 L1b t u SIO011116 6IJ 3 ~ 7 000 lbs I Beam front axle S.plus sm a 4 7527! Income, U l l~31 7 D~25l 19 500 lbs 2 speed rear axle Upelldlu n 117Jt629 2105 WITN[$S 'WHEREOF I b11 ht~wnto subK lbtd 5 speed synchro mesh trans my INnam t 1nd t.IUttd m~ SUllo be 1llud 1 Colw111~111 m ss on dtrect n f1fth Ohkl th 1 da, l nd dale luly I 1972 Miftlltlh [ 340 cu n v 8 gas eng ne or DeShr e Su pl of n1u anct al on a (St1 324) larger S11 e ol Dh o Dt~~l lment of lftSIItiiiCI Ct til t.1 t ol 4 000 lbs m n mum front Ctmphute - Tl1t Mnd•u (Ud S•per nltndtn1 ol spr ng capac 1ty lnsu ance at lilt Stale of Olti l!t ht1t1ly ttl fiu IIIII II 1 .~ MAIIUUCfUIUS lilt I•SUIIAIC( COMI'M' of 11000 (bs mlntmum rear .To.onlo C1n1da hn COIIIPIIed •I~ lilt laws ot h s sp r ng qpaclly Slit iPPI uble o 11 and 1 •~I•Dill!CI du lnt Ult Aux ( ary rear sprmos u en Y!l o IIIIUtl n th s $111! its 1pp op lit Combtnat on rear and bullntiS ~ ~ RIU IIIU lh F lllnt I cond f ~ IS lhOifft by I! IMUI Slllffllfftl IO Jim betn IS lol 0111 011 d rectional stgnal lights Dt«m!te 31 1911 Arlm Ued •sseh 1730 009 52100 Traff1c hazard switch ab I u 175~ H2 U9 OD N11 unt a Dual e-!ectr c horns 110 7S6 672 00 Sll u OIJ depos b $500 Q00 00 hcess ol nsr I II lilt Un ltd :iii!U $20 256 612 t10 lll(omt Heater and defroster 2 speed windshield wipers $1592869040(1 [1/f!ld!IIU $121209 !100 N WITNESS Wfl R£Df I hue ht 1unto nbsc1 bed and washers my ~mt 1nd c•used my Ml to bt Iff ltd 11 Co umbul Power steerrng 0~ 0 Ill I dly IIHI dale, )U !) I 1!12 ~~~~~ h E (Sea J&l) 900 X 20 10 ply fron t tires DtSIMitle Supl of lnsur111ct or Ohio highway tread 7 rims Sale ol Ohro Otplrlmtfll of IIIU lllct Ct II tilt ol omp lnCt - ht ~ndr sl1nd Supt 1ft 1nd1nt of 900 x 20 12 ply dual rear on CIIIU!IIItt Of lite Slit rtl Oh OL hlfeby till Nts lhll ~ and off tread 7 rims METIDI'CILITAI UrE IISUIIICE r;DIWM' of Htw Yo1~ I One additional 7 rim Stale of N• Yor~ Ills COIIIplied "l'llh lilt ltws ol th s Cast spoke wheels SWt l~pl tl~ t to I anrj II IUIIIo ltd du ln1 !Ill ~ CIJ rtnl ,e1 tO I mitt (II hI Slllt !J 1pprop Ill Heavy duty cJutch ol nw 1ncr 1 11 F111na11 cOIMI U01 Is siKMn , Heavy duty brake booster bybus ness Is unu11 1111emen1 Ia hiH been n follows on ~ wrth 7 rear brakes 0Ht .. bt 31 1971 itdmrlttd uuh .,. Heavy duty bumper and front U9 16l2!9SUOD llab tu m4114135l800 l Sa ,r~s Sl 691 816{~6 00 tncam1. $5160 ~31288 !IOl tow hooks $4 101m oat oo LH & RH Sr west coast £z~~rlr~~'et. N WITNESS WHUEOr I hm llemnta 1wbsc: ~ m rrors "I0 o,umth 11ndd11c.au~ mr lUIIo be aH u~ 11Col~ll'lbut i 11\G d1t1 July I 1!12 Rtnntt• [ : 70 amp battery ~ISht It Supt otl•su •ncr of Ohio {Sta ll2) 50 amp or larger a•ternator SUit D 011 11 Otpf lmtnt or 1~111t•c1 Ct rfltat• o1 Cab grab handles L &R Compl lfttt - Thl ~~de 1 lfttd hpfl nlt~dut ol f Full depth foam seat anct ol lht Sltle of Oh oJ ~ettb! tt 1fill hll Heavy duty factory rein lnsu UTIDIIAL [MittM IISUhiCl DIPUf af ~a lib oat State ol ll! 11011 i111 tomp 1d 11th tht l1~n forced frame 0 Ill I Shit 100 tlble lo lind I illlt!G tM du r l~l tiM Color Omaha Orange t nt fll lo lrl•utl n llr I IIIII II 1pp op lilt Trade none 1967 GMC model cubullltll of IRUriAtl Ill r flint II cond 011 I 11\ofl dump truck ~ Is unu1 $laltll'lf"l to line been 11 ioiiOtrl on Dtctmbt ll 1911 Adm I fd lUtts $11 249 m 06 Proposal No 2 II u U 2 Ul 9951M Ntl lUtts $UDHH 01 Same as Proposel No 1 !Jab Cap Ill SWO 000 00 S.rplu $13115 5l7 02 IIICOI!It JK~ept no trade tn tS Involved SU215JS 46 hPl'"rlitu n 13 OlD LOCI 21 B1dder to furntSh the1r own IN W1HESS WHEREOf I lll11t "'tv~lo "'sc bell ~ 1111 1\aMt and c.usrd mt Millo bt aiiJud .11 I:D1um~1 b1d forms and submit bids for O~D h1 d1 1nd dati J•IJ I mz llt~Mih ! each proposal as numbered e Sup1rJ ln!lltlltt Of Ohio. (S.tl 41t) The front of the envelope DtS"d t 1 o~,o .1 •••0•• 0 .•.•• ~.... enclostng the bids must be I marked Truck Btds The County Commt1Sioners may accept 1he lowest bicl or select the best b d for the In tended purpose and reserve the nght to re1ec:t any or a !I bids or any part thereof CHESTER Servtces available through Fam1ly Planmng were explamed .by Mrs Phyllis Bearhs and Mrs Betsy Aubry guest speakers at a meetmg of the Chester PTA Monday mght at the school Both Mrs Bearhs and Mrs Aubry are w1th Fam1ly Planmng of Southeast Ohto and work m local cliniCs held the f1rst and th1rd Thursday of each month at Veterans Memonal Hospital The speakers pomted out that chnJC serv1ces are available without cost to all women EducatiOn about I fam1ly planmng and chJldspacmg lab tests for cancer, venereal diSeases urmalys1s and pregnancy breast and pelv1c exammallons by a doctor prescnptlon or method of your ch01ce for bJrth control and family planmng counseling are among the many serVIces offered through the cl1mcs Other services mclude 1eferral for related problems 1nfert1hty treatment or referral, comm unity education and referral for pre natal care Appomtments for VISits to the chmcs are made by lelep hmmg 992-5912 the speakers smd They also noted that films and literature are avaolable to groups requestmg them Mrs V1rgm1a Kirkhart presided at the meehng durmg whtch lime Mrs Rosemary Keller was elected vtce president to fill a vacancy It was reported by Mrs Linda Betz that the carmval netted $559 II It was also reported that $123 95 was cleared from a recen t lunch served by the PTA at an auction Arrangements were made for the PTA to treat the children w1th 1ce cream and candy canes pnor to Chnstmas vacatwn Mrs Barbara Tnpp reported so far 119 parents have purchased !111!mbei.shlp cards to the PTA Any other parents w1shmg to JOtn the PTA are asked to contact Mrs Tnpp For All Our Blessings!! ! --------·--·---~---·~--·-·--·--·----·-·-~--·--· --·- USED CARS 73 Olds 98 Lux. Sedan, v-roof, atr........ '5500 72 Cadtllac Cpe. DeVille, C.C. au., ........ '6500 72 Chev. Capnce 2 Dr. H.T., v-roof, au ..... 3500 72 Olds Toronado, full power, atr .........'5295 71 Olds 98 Lux. Sedan, full power, a1r••• 54000 71 Chevy II Nova Cpe., 6 cyl., auto.......12295 Cosl 1s :;o cents a member Mrs Parker reported that 1he kindergarten IS in need of a rockmg chair, play telephones and s Iurdy trucks Anyone wtshmg to donate any of these 11en1S 1s asked to contact Mrs Pat kco at the school The ktndergarlen A class won the allendance award w1th the flflh grade placmg second Open house was observed m each of the classrooms and refreshments were served Next meetJng Will be on Monday Dec 18 at 2 p m The Rev Herbert Grate wtll be the guest speaker and ch1ldren will s1ng Chnstmas selectwns under the d1rect10n of Mrs Maxme Whitehead 70 Cadillac Sedan DeVIlle, full power, atr •14000 70 Cadtllac Sedan DeVIlle, full power, atr .'4000 70 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, full power, atr, ••• '3100 70 Ford LTD 2 Dr. H.T., V-roof, a1r ........ '2195 69 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, v-roof, atr ........ 12100 Holiday plans 69 Dodge Polara 4 Dr., H.T., atr .......... 1795 69 Chev. BIS. 2 Dr., 6 cyl., std............ '1295 are completed 69 MercuiJ Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto....'1395 68 Dodge Monaco 2 Dr. HT, v-roof, atr....'1495 68 Ford Gal. 500 4 Door, a1r ..............'1095 68 GMC lf2 Ton, V-8 std................... '1595 67 Olds 98 H.T Cpe., power, V-roof, atr ....'995 67 Ford Gal. 500 2 Dr. HT., V-8 auto. .... ,'895 65 P~mouth 4 Door, a1r....................'695 66 BuiCk LaSabre 4 Door, a11............... '695 65 Butck Spec tal 4 Door, V-8, auto......... '495 63 Olds 98 4 Door, v.a, auto...............'195 No Payments Until After Jal'l. 1, 1973 Karr & Van Zandt You'll L1ke Our Qual tty Way of DOtng Business" 992 5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenmgs Unttl6 00- Ttl 5 P M Sat Pupzls present ecelogy play ATIEND REVIVAL The Rev and Mrs Eugene G1ll and famtly of Warren let Danny Put You In Your New Home For Christmas a liended the Fnday mght revtval service at the Laurel Cltff; Free Methodist Chur{:h Other vtsJlors at the servtces SYRACUSE - The fourth were the Rev and Mrs David grade taught by M1ss Honkela W1seman of Cambndge pre•ented a play on ecology at the regular meeting of the Syracuse PTA Tuesday Nov 14 Janet Barnett treasurer reported on the Halloween carmval and membership dr~ve Syracuse PTA now has 108 members Jamce Deem, secretary sa1d the Me1gs County Council has asked umts to mcrease membership and t<J prepare for the Cultural Arts Exh1b1t m Apnl The next County Council meetmg IS to be m Syracuse m February Mr Baer announced that basketball w1ll be played Nov 29 at 6 30 p m at Syracuse Members of the PTA are asked to donate candy to sell and for volunteers to help Mr Baer ~ lso reported on the R1ght to Read' program An exhibit of 1tems to be sold at the Ch1ldren s ChriStmas Bazaar Dec 19 at I p m was shown It IS hoped to have at least f1ve 1tems per chtld and that everyone w1U partiCipate Room count was taken by the fourth grade Refreshments ' w1ll be served by the fourth grade at the December meeting HOMES BY REDMAN GRAYWOOD GRAYWOOD 70xl4 65x12 bedroom bath & half fully car peted counter lop & eye level range 3 GRAYWOOD 60xl2 ' bedroom prIvate front dining 6x9 pic ture window counter 10P range E, A. decor . 2 Board of County Commissioners Martha Chambfr$ Clerk 1111 27 2< 21 _._ ' WAS '6395 $5795 WAS '7995 3 bedroom 7x12 ex pan do living f u II y room carpeted front kttchen $7995 . $6995 Many Other New Home and Aoor Plans To Choose From ' 2 bedroom, fully carpeted , home. house type doors Save S700 now. ' 1970 PU F-liMl 1970 LaSABRE FORD BUICK '1995 *1995 Custom explorer LtkC new USED ' CAR 2 dr H T gold wrlh while v nyl top SALE Good Second 1972 PONTIAC .... Only $3895 Cars For Cat 2 dr H T red wtth black vinyl top factory air one owner Be one of the first to see thts almost new car Christmas Giving 1971 PONTIAC ..............~3695 20 Car · Selection Grandvtlle 2 dr HT Pon1•ac s most luxur ous car Thts car has power wtndows atr cond AM F M & tape player Local one owner New Grand Pro< trade In Be your awn Santa Claus & get an early Xmas present 2 DOORS 4 DOORS STATION WAGONS 1971 PONTIAC ............ -~3495 1 Holiday actiVIties were planned at Tuesda) mght s meeting of the Ohw Eta Pht Chapter of Beta S1gma Pht Soronty held at the Columbus and Southern Ohw Electnc Co The annual bazaar wtll be held on Saturday at Tnmty church basement w1th some tlems t<J be on diSplay at the Pomeroy National Bank Members were remtnded to have the bazaar 1tems at the church before 9 a m The husband-wife Christmas party was set for Dec 15 at the Me1gs Inn and members drew names for the Chnstmas g1ft exchange to be held on Dec 19 A contnbullon was made to the Me1gs County TuberculosiS and Health Christmas seal sale Mrs Susan Baer and Mrs Ruth R1ffle presented the cultural report on awareness of blessmgs Mrs Debbie Fmlaw and Mrs Dor1s Ewmg served refreshments WAS '8995 1.Je 7/lanA/il/... • 992 2094 PARTY PLANNING? LET US DO THE - - -- -- ching serv1ce top soli ftll d rt limestone B&K Ex cavaftng Phone 992 5367 POMEROY HOME & AUTO 9- The Dally Sentinel,Middleport-Poolel1ly,O, Nov 2f 1972 WAS '6395 . . Party is given A party was held Saturday hononng Jeffrey Thomt<Jn on h1s birthday anmversary AssiSting hiS mother, Mrs Florence Thornt<Jn, was Mrs L1nda Bostick Mrs Corola Cwnmmgs and Mrs Hazel Roy served refreshments of Ice cream, cake potato chtps and Kooi-A1d Games were played w1th pnzes bemg won by Jnnmy O'Bnen Todd Roberts and Ang1e Bosltc Others attendmg lhe party were Eddie Roush, Jeff Wickersham, Shara Mane and Enc D1ddle, Ntck and Cr•s Bosttck Tanya and Rusty Cunmnns Rex Th•rnlun Jay and Amg1a Bostic Sendmg g1fls were Tommy and Rtcluird Cwnmms All Prices Include Delivery and Setup ·th Goble Mobile Home Sal PIIONE 992·7004 • MIDDUPORT See Dan Thompson Now - We Service Whet We Sell - Up to Financing. Hours: ltoll'tllurs.& Set.lto6), Closed on Sundays. (, 12 Yrs INITIATION SET lmt1atlon of new members w1ll be held wljen the Ladles Aux1llary of Drew Webster Post 39, Amencan l.eg10n, meets at 8 30 p m Tuesday at the post home Those attendmg are to take a covered d1sh Meal Will be provided by the hostess conumttee ' Bonnevtlle 4 dr H T gold wtfh black vtnyl top factory new Bonnevtlle 1ra:le 1n Sold & serviced by local Pont ac dealership Extra mce Pr ced to sell a~r All Pnced to Sell1 1970 DODGE ................. s1795 See Ray Rrggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS BROS., INC. USED CARS Ph 985 4100 Located on St Rt 7 Dart 6 cyl auto P S real low mileage new Opel trade In loca l owner Real nice little car Come & get this one 1969 MERCURY..............~l695 Monfego Super X auto P S P B a lr cond only 40 000 miles on thiS nIce little car En loy the holidays In this one Chester, 0 1968 Pomeroy Motor Co. QUA Lin Square Back Wagon has a lo1 of m1les on this one but runs real good Body In good shape Priced to self 2 SIGNS OF 1971 CHEVROLET $2995 Malibu hardtop coupe low mileage new car title san dalwood hnlsh with brown vinyl roof vinyl saddle In 1erlor 4 season a1r condlt1onlng turbohydramat k power s1eering wh1te wall f1res rally wheels front & rear guards power brakes radio 1971 CHEVY8 FLEETSIDE $2895 Cheyenne cab beauttful white & black finish black vtnyl deluxe 1nm carpets 350 V 8 engine automatic trans m1ss1on power steering & power brakes chro me moldings & front bumper rear step bumper locally owned & lruly a sharp one Reduced To 11649 1971 PINTO FORD 2 door local 1 owner low mileage good hres clean '" terlor green ftnlsh rad1o 2000cc engtne 4 speed ,Pomtrqy Mot~, ,C~., OPEH EVES. 1:00 I'M i'Pfoii!~OY, OHIO v.w...........................$895 1967 BUICK ......................$695 WC two dr H T all black has almost 90 000 miles on II but IS sti ll a good buy affhls price Remember We Service What We Sell. Our Word Is Our Bond 'i/> "" Open Eventngs Ttl 7 p m & Sat Ttl 5 p m Serv1ce & Parts tor your convenience ttl 12 noon on Sat ~ 992·2174 Rehearsal dinner given Mr and Mrs V1rgtl Hamm entertamed w1th a rehearsal dmner at Bowers banquet room for those part1ctpatmg m the recent weddmg of M1ss Lmda Hollon and Mr 1 Tom Hamm A color sc heme of green and orange was used throughout the room and the table was centered w1 th a fall arrangement of green and orange car nations Favors, napkms and m1nls carrted out the color scheme Those attendmg were Mr and Mrs Ed1son Hollon, the Rev and Mrs Merrell Floyd, Mr and Mrs E Robert Hamm and daughter Cynthia Larry Hollon Kathy Smith, Gary and Lenora Michael, Mr and Mrs David Nease Debbie Cross, Jeff Hams Patty lhle Cliff Ryan, Mrs Dorothy Sm1th Mrs Paultne Collins the honoo ed guests, and the hosts Followmg the weddmg, Mr and Mrs Hamm had a buffet dmner at their home for the out of town relattves and fnends Hostesses for this were Mrs Dorothy Smtth and Mrs Pauline Collins Attendmg were Mr and Mrs Paul Hamm Lancaster, Mrs Mary Jo Dav1s and M1ss Barbara Dav1s Toledo, Mr and Mrs Joe Febmger Salem Mr and Mrs Rober! Hamm Cy nthia and Elizabeth Columbiana , Mrs Vera Gilbert Zanesville Mr and Mrs Delmar Hamm South Webste1 , Miss Mary Sm1th, Columbus, John Alien Sm1th and David Colbns, Racme Mam 51 , Pomeroy, Ohto BROTHER DIES CHESTER - Mrs J S Mtchael of near Chesler has rece1ved word of the death of her brother, Stephen Atktnson, at Spokane, Wash Mr Atktnson IS survived by h1s wtfe Ruth, two stslers, Mrs Mtchael and Mrs Jenn ie Powers of Otter Mont , and several nieces and nephews Mr Atkinson was a retired employe of the Kaiser Alurmnum Co at Mead, Wash SYRACUSE atURat OF NAZARENE Save the Lost at Any Cost Sunday Schoot--.9 30 A M Wonhl~ 10 45 A M Young Peopf..-4 30 P M Eventno Wonht~7 30 P M OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9-30 TO 12,2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS ) -EAST COURT ST Meigs Property Transfers Earl H Elberfeld Martha H Elberfeld Jacob Elberfeld, Elizabeth H Elberfeld, Lydia E Siddall, E W Siddall, Ima Elberfeld Keller Allan Keller to Elberfeld Farm Inc , lnt m Parcels, Chesler Cecil L Stacy to Harold W1llls Jr , Rhea J Willis, Parcels, Sc1p10 Clara Shuster to Walter Grueser, Mary Grueser, Parcels Pomeroy Walter Grueser Mary Grueser to Rankm Ray P1ckens Lots Pomeroy R H Rawlings Sons Co to Richard B Ba1ley Charles R Karr Lot Middleport Roger L Adams Nancy Adams to James Snodgrass Ruth Snodgrass Lots, Racme Don W Roach Catherine Mary Roach to Denzil L Proctor, Bon me M Proctor Lot, Middleport Charles Wnght t<J Warren G Black Sharon L Black, 023 A Rutland Sylvia Curtis, Perry Curbs t<J Sylvia Curbs, Perry Curt1s, 2 A Olive l $1495 1969 CHEVROLET, 2 Dr. Sedan 1968 DODGE, Coronet 4 Dr. Sedan. 1968 FORD, Galaxte 4 Dr. Sedan. 1968 PLYMOUTH, Belvedere 4 Dr. Sedan. 1967 DODGE, Dart 4 Dr. Sedan. 1967 CHRYSLER, Newport 4 Dr Sedan, Air. 1967 CHEVROLET, Impala 2 Dr. Hardtop. 1966 DODGE, Monaco 4 Dr. Sedan . 1966 FQRD, Custom 2 Dr. Sedan. • 1966 BUICK, 4 Dr. Hardtop. 1965 MERCURY-.4-Dr. Hardtop. 1965 FORD, Fairlane 4 Dr. Sedan. $1195 $1195 $1095 $1295 $1195 $1095 $895 sm $595 $595 ' $595 CARROLL NORRIS DODGE 50 State Sl & Upper Rt 7 GaUipolis, Ollio �' .. I ' 15 THAR ENN'ITHIN\'i I CAN DO , DOC ? -• \. ·THf\R ,SHORE 15, NUSS -GO OUT '!ONDeR AN ' FIX TH' Qf\DBURN HOWDY, LOWEE2V-WOULD 'IE LIKE TO GIVE A LEETLE DAB TO Tl{ NEW FRONc DOOR FUND? FLAT TIRE!! CAMPUS CLATI'ER .. AN'TH' NEW SACK DOOR I SHORE WILL. PARSON--IT 'S HIGH TIME WE GOT RID OF THAT RICKETY ro LAWSY ME!! THE'I KETCH 'IE COMIN' IN AN ' GOIN'OUT FUND YCV H-IIM 'lf ..,. J'l l RE1t~:'C . n.• i- f....DD! fliER IJEVERI OcTHING · CAMPUS CLATI'ER I KNOW ¥0U/R5 PROUO YOUR 9ATON·TWIRLING·ACHI MISS WOWJ T~ I S COEP !>ORM IS A BUSY SO'OU'RE CLEANING ¥JUR. ,PLACEJ Jro()M'~ - --.J , ~T!.. U'LABNER GASP!- MAH JABBERIN' GOADED HIM TO ll-IAT SOOPEIUIOOMIN LEAP!! Al-l DISO&EYED TH' , PREDICTION!! IMJtJS!oe. -e.ecuz AH AH LOST -' ' LONESOME. '/OKUM--- OISOE!>E'YED TH' PREDICTiON!! DON'TVO'DO THAT, - BOUNCE'/ BELLE.~' HOLP IT ... NtnD IT! ., THAT~ TH!: PROeLEMr ~·:INN IE WE CAN'T G~T PA5T THE FRONT DOOR hTTHE5E eutwE WERE A6LE WITH THE TI<7HT ECDNOMY1 1HE N'AGAZINE5 ARE e>EINGTO D0 50 IN VERY CAUTIOU5. THEY ARE PREVIOUS ONLY FEATURING- THE INYE~R5. TERNATIONAL OJUTURE HOU:7E5 _ YOU SHOULD KNOW CAN'T YOU SEE I'M '··· B&TTii~ THAN "lb COM& BAR~ING IN HER!; WHeN I'M IN BUSY? THE MIPPLE OF IMF'ORTAt.IT WORK! l JUST THOUIOHT YOU'P WANT 10 ICIIIOW VER CAR'S ON Fl!i!E DOWN IN 'TW · F¥\RI<IN' LOT! t'MTWYli'J5 '10 WINNIE WINKLE 1HEY ARE ONLY INTERESTED IN "NAME5 9 ? HMMM 1 LET15 THINK OFAIVAYiD WRMOUNT OR JOIN THE/!? THAT. WAY OF THINKIN6 ~eAK WOVEIZ- 01= foLEEPING INMV NO:WE'RE JUST I JUST FIN ISHE:D GIVING MR. PLATT THE:GAAND TOUR. I HOPE Wf:. ARE NOT INTRUDING. DI5CUe>51NG' :'lOME MI~ID5,~E1 f!lr< . PUBLICITY PRO~LEMS. MAGAZI GASOUNE ALLEY What'5 that funm.j cap 4er wearin'i'. '" Ari D THI S VOICE. YOU HEARD "' YOU • HAVE HfARD IT BEFORE? I'M NOT SURE--. BUT I THINK $0 -.. o lONG 11 ME ~G O' " IN A . PlACE I CANriOT RE.CALL •••• NO HARM 5HALL COME TO SAHIB WAR BUCKo;, UNLES5! at! EI&§.T Pf5TR0YEOr ~ m un ~ Yesterday's Cryptoquole: HE WHO DOES NOT MIND HIS BELLY WILL HARDLY MIND ANYTHING ELSE SAMYEL -. JOHNSON by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN 1. Remote J. One's 2. " - strong point 6. - system IL First sign of the zodia c 12. Subtle ·essence "mEN 'IOU MIGI-lT AS WELL FEED'EM,MAW, TILL WE FIGURE OUT Wl-lAT iO 00. 13. Thanks- HOW .o.IIOUT SOMe OI'MV giving TIIA,NI<SC.IVIIIG TURKEY STUFI'INC,7 '\\ must (2 wds.) 15, Racetrack character 1~. Chemica I ending 17. Well now! 20. Ship's comple· ment 22. Tibetan monk 24. School· boy's cap 28. Thanksgiving possibility (2 w~s. ) 30. Consecu· Uve clJWIIOOID~;"'-':.::!!:!...J+: y Pla ta, " motto 3. Inlet 4. Trial run revolutionist 6. Sideshow performer 10. "In My Haci~ DICK TRACY JJ . tJ I rnwEM I . . rJ l I I l HOW 10 SELL. AN 6AV'6ET. ELEC~I CAL. confection 8. A mouse! 9. Some -u. Amiss 13. Hunting dog 16. Czech distance · measure 18. Persian poet 19. Belfry denizens 20. Reco rded proceedings . .btftrz 32. Symbol of Ra 34. Attention 35. 0ne time (2 wds .) 38. Involved (2wds.) ~=r 40. A must with 13 Across (2 wds .) 45. New York city 46. Eldritch 47. Under: stand (2 wds .) 48. Respond CAN 5HOW ~WHERE I WAS 60RN ! I&JOII)!! TJ.II$ 15 6~EAT! WHAT A1liR:IU. T~l5 Wilt. 6i F~ lokl»5TOC"J 21: Sportscaster Rizzuto 22. Woman's cape 23. "C'Mag· nlflque" 24. Guided 26. In · let 30. Cruising 32. Elevator Inventor " same place (abbr.) 35. Latvian capital 36. English r,ehool 37. Farceur 38. - ROllo! 39, Pack P~ ATW KE S~I)W ~EUW EN HPKXWDWD NEEL - JWEDJW I I .,!1- I' I ,\ \ l I ., l Aoow.., " ' •' • '• ~ I 11- ,. H11.,. olocrri<al . . . . -Plllf IT IT'S GONE!! PUPfl( FARM IS 60HEJ 'T}IEI('VE eiJILT A SIX- 1 STOR'( f'ARI(IN6 GAAA6E, AAUGH! I CAN'T 51'AHO IT!! • • ' • ·-' ••' '·'• 4L county Irish 42.01d 'school 43. Auto style ' Clt:YPTOQUOTES s · wiJJBC UWUIQ ' FBWWMISFNQSBJ · , WNEUL WBJU I laUrlllit ..... WI (' see 1 J...W..• ti.OYI PlmT IIIIIIMW IIDIUI ll ilI' (2 wds.) 40. Inner Hebrides Island !JCU JZ 1 - I 'Tllf DAI5't' HILL li" it~ AXYDLBAAXR II L!)NGFELLOW One letter simply 'stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and fot'lllation of the words are all hints. Each day the cod~ · letters are dlft'erent ' ................. Nftaa •P ·tlll . . . .....,. FIAUDE y ......., .• DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work RT(;C . f}Tli· t) animal 25 · AND E'l'fMHIN6! 1 I -~~--· I t I I ][ I I I I I I l CRYPTOQVOTES ATWDW 'li~rJ 33. Competent 34. In the Aeross A X Y D L B A-A X It Is LON. GFELLOW One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A Is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, et<. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different RWOK.GDI Yesterday's ,Answer 37. See ~ii~irniini 1 r1 1 (l river I CAA ~OW HIM Ml{ CJUl '. CA6E, AHD' ii»>ERE WE ATE, DAILY CRYJ>TOQUOTE-Here's how to work it: AAD WHeRE WE l'LA'IEO ATGK INYAR 1•:..::=.- Zl. Sea ducks Z9. Brewery ·creation 30. A former Sinatra 3LA Kenn edy 33. English I•'• aiMICl)'l doM Ut rle eHrNnrl-tMI DAY lttllr Ill -1\ ........ Ill ,.,. four or411narr •onl1. event J..UIH• Plm AUDIT IIAMMII MAlnD • ......1£, ..J c ~ammblttt-._,_.., - 7. Familiar, tered by Alice (2 wds-l 27. Knightly :;__ __, sports t"MlHII•y'• Jl&~'iYE·II.J ornament 6. Whip encoun: _ . (0 1872 Kine Fealur• Srndloato, Inc.) ~-Pagoda II. Foreign 12. Lewis Carroll 1-lELLO, SHeRIFF. VES, ballad VERV URGENT! 14. Length • PA THINKS Tl-lEY'RE T~E times ARMORED TRUCI<; ~~-1 width r 15. Therefore 16. Porker's place 17. Defraud 20. Seem to be 24. Ohio city ZS. Character (A.win ttl m•w) homo" EMY. OLD ?OCK~ ... , IS NO LOVE SINCERER THAN THE LOVE OF FOOD.-GEORGE BERNARD SHAW DOWN 1. "Belle" or Spain 2. Jewish month 3.Lap 4. Eastern bishop's title end a" 5. Medieval sword 6. Fried a bit Yesterday's Answer 7. Boston Bruins 21. -- into 35. Eager star (attack) 36. Floor 8. One of the 23. Bowfin covering Aesir genus 37. Encoilr· 9. So be it 25. Friendly; age ,10. Martha kind 39, Sapling 26. Old 41. Chou 14. TumulPeruvian Entuous . empire 17. European 27. Czech 42, Altar mounriver con ~ tains 29. Much like stellation 18. Robust Job 43. Actor 19, Asian 33. Afri~an Mor1·ow 44, Still river river 31. ~~- - 'I'J:P. ?TILL A Mllli/C ·BUitF, I K5&P TAS~ ON ALL THE G~AT . MACSICIA~ ...wHYr- ACROSS L French Unaerambl9'theoefwrJumblet, one letter to elch ~quan, to form four ordinary wordt. Montana's Yeatercla)r'• C.,ptoquote: THERE by THOMAS JOSEPH ·(C 1972 Kinr Feature• Syndleate, [nc.) ~ ~o~tt.. ~... uo~ . •••· u ~ . .... 011. QUJJSGPU FbPGZ ' 1 QOU - YJN1E l(OU STUPID .1----.,.;7;-/"$-""'\;:.,----J PEOPLE!! r--. ~ ) ...•',,' ' I .. I, -: •I w J' 1,,~~:::~::::;;.;2.~~ ",,'•· ,_ SIL----.,..;.--...Jl. _5i _.,. GBJl) WBbJU "' J' �' .. I ' 15 THAR ENN'ITHIN\'i I CAN DO , DOC ? -• \. ·THf\R ,SHORE 15, NUSS -GO OUT '!ONDeR AN ' FIX TH' Qf\DBURN HOWDY, LOWEE2V-WOULD 'IE LIKE TO GIVE A LEETLE DAB TO Tl{ NEW FRONc DOOR FUND? FLAT TIRE!! CAMPUS CLATI'ER .. AN'TH' NEW SACK DOOR I SHORE WILL. PARSON--IT 'S HIGH TIME WE GOT RID OF THAT RICKETY ro LAWSY ME!! THE'I KETCH 'IE COMIN' IN AN ' GOIN'OUT FUND YCV H-IIM 'lf ..,. J'l l RE1t~:'C . n.• i- f....DD! fliER IJEVERI OcTHING · CAMPUS CLATI'ER I KNOW ¥0U/R5 PROUO YOUR 9ATON·TWIRLING·ACHI MISS WOWJ T~ I S COEP !>ORM IS A BUSY SO'OU'RE CLEANING ¥JUR. ,PLACEJ Jro()M'~ - --.J , ~T!.. U'LABNER GASP!- MAH JABBERIN' GOADED HIM TO ll-IAT SOOPEIUIOOMIN LEAP!! Al-l DISO&EYED TH' , PREDICTION!! IMJtJS!oe. -e.ecuz AH AH LOST -' ' LONESOME. '/OKUM--- OISOE!>E'YED TH' PREDICTiON!! DON'TVO'DO THAT, - BOUNCE'/ BELLE.~' HOLP IT ... NtnD IT! ., THAT~ TH!: PROeLEMr ~·:INN IE WE CAN'T G~T PA5T THE FRONT DOOR hTTHE5E eutwE WERE A6LE WITH THE TI<7HT ECDNOMY1 1HE N'AGAZINE5 ARE e>EINGTO D0 50 IN VERY CAUTIOU5. THEY ARE PREVIOUS ONLY FEATURING- THE INYE~R5. TERNATIONAL OJUTURE HOU:7E5 _ YOU SHOULD KNOW CAN'T YOU SEE I'M '··· B&TTii~ THAN "lb COM& BAR~ING IN HER!; WHeN I'M IN BUSY? THE MIPPLE OF IMF'ORTAt.IT WORK! l JUST THOUIOHT YOU'P WANT 10 ICIIIOW VER CAR'S ON Fl!i!E DOWN IN 'TW · F¥\RI<IN' LOT! t'MTWYli'J5 '10 WINNIE WINKLE 1HEY ARE ONLY INTERESTED IN "NAME5 9 ? HMMM 1 LET15 THINK OFAIVAYiD WRMOUNT OR JOIN THE/!? THAT. WAY OF THINKIN6 ~eAK WOVEIZ- 01= foLEEPING INMV NO:WE'RE JUST I JUST FIN ISHE:D GIVING MR. PLATT THE:GAAND TOUR. I HOPE Wf:. ARE NOT INTRUDING. DI5CUe>51NG' :'lOME MI~ID5,~E1 f!lr< . PUBLICITY PRO~LEMS. MAGAZI GASOUNE ALLEY What'5 that funm.j cap 4er wearin'i'. '" Ari D THI S VOICE. YOU HEARD "' YOU • HAVE HfARD IT BEFORE? I'M NOT SURE--. BUT I THINK $0 -.. o lONG 11 ME ~G O' " IN A . PlACE I CANriOT RE.CALL •••• NO HARM 5HALL COME TO SAHIB WAR BUCKo;, UNLES5! at! EI&§.T Pf5TR0YEOr ~ m un ~ Yesterday's Cryptoquole: HE WHO DOES NOT MIND HIS BELLY WILL HARDLY MIND ANYTHING ELSE SAMYEL -. JOHNSON by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN 1. Remote J. One's 2. " - strong point 6. - system IL First sign of the zodia c 12. Subtle ·essence "mEN 'IOU MIGI-lT AS WELL FEED'EM,MAW, TILL WE FIGURE OUT Wl-lAT iO 00. 13. Thanks- HOW .o.IIOUT SOMe OI'MV giving TIIA,NI<SC.IVIIIG TURKEY STUFI'INC,7 '\\ must (2 wds.) 15, Racetrack character 1~. Chemica I ending 17. Well now! 20. Ship's comple· ment 22. Tibetan monk 24. School· boy's cap 28. Thanksgiving possibility (2 w~s. ) 30. Consecu· Uve clJWIIOOID~;"'-':.::!!:!...J+: y Pla ta, " motto 3. Inlet 4. Trial run revolutionist 6. Sideshow performer 10. "In My Haci~ DICK TRACY JJ . tJ I rnwEM I . . rJ l I I l HOW 10 SELL. AN 6AV'6ET. ELEC~I CAL. confection 8. A mouse! 9. Some -u. Amiss 13. Hunting dog 16. Czech distance · measure 18. Persian poet 19. Belfry denizens 20. Reco rded proceedings . .btftrz 32. Symbol of Ra 34. Attention 35. 0ne time (2 wds .) 38. Involved (2wds.) ~=r 40. A must with 13 Across (2 wds .) 45. New York city 46. Eldritch 47. Under: stand (2 wds .) 48. Respond CAN 5HOW ~WHERE I WAS 60RN ! I&JOII)!! TJ.II$ 15 6~EAT! WHAT A1liR:IU. T~l5 Wilt. 6i F~ lokl»5TOC"J 21: Sportscaster Rizzuto 22. Woman's cape 23. "C'Mag· nlflque" 24. Guided 26. In · let 30. Cruising 32. Elevator Inventor " same place (abbr.) 35. Latvian capital 36. English r,ehool 37. Farceur 38. - ROllo! 39, Pack P~ ATW KE S~I)W ~EUW EN HPKXWDWD NEEL - JWEDJW I I .,!1- I' I ,\ \ l I ., l Aoow.., " ' •' • '• ~ I 11- ,. H11.,. olocrri<al . . . . -Plllf IT IT'S GONE!! PUPfl( FARM IS 60HEJ 'T}IEI('VE eiJILT A SIX- 1 STOR'( f'ARI(IN6 GAAA6E, AAUGH! I CAN'T 51'AHO IT!! • • ' • ·-' ••' '·'• 4L county Irish 42.01d 'school 43. Auto style ' Clt:YPTOQUOTES s · wiJJBC UWUIQ ' FBWWMISFNQSBJ · , WNEUL WBJU I laUrlllit ..... WI (' see 1 J...W..• ti.OYI PlmT IIIIIIMW IIDIUI ll ilI' (2 wds.) 40. Inner Hebrides Island !JCU JZ 1 - I 'Tllf DAI5't' HILL li" it~ AXYDLBAAXR II L!)NGFELLOW One letter simply 'stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and fot'lllation of the words are all hints. Each day the cod~ · letters are dlft'erent ' ................. Nftaa •P ·tlll . . . .....,. FIAUDE y ......., .• DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work RT(;C . f}Tli· t) animal 25 · AND E'l'fMHIN6! 1 I -~~--· I t I I ][ I I I I I I l CRYPTOQVOTES ATWDW 'li~rJ 33. Competent 34. In the Aeross A X Y D L B A-A X It Is LON. GFELLOW One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A Is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, et<. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different RWOK.GDI Yesterday's ,Answer 37. See ~ii~irniini 1 r1 1 (l river I CAA ~OW HIM Ml{ CJUl '. CA6E, AHD' ii»>ERE WE ATE, DAILY CRYJ>TOQUOTE-Here's how to work it: AAD WHeRE WE l'LA'IEO ATGK INYAR 1•:..::=.- Zl. Sea ducks Z9. Brewery ·creation 30. A former Sinatra 3LA Kenn edy 33. English I•'• aiMICl)'l doM Ut rle eHrNnrl-tMI DAY lttllr Ill -1\ ........ Ill ,.,. four or411narr •onl1. event J..UIH• Plm AUDIT IIAMMII MAlnD • ......1£, ..J c ~ammblttt-._,_.., - 7. Familiar, tered by Alice (2 wds-l 27. Knightly :;__ __, sports t"MlHII•y'• Jl&~'iYE·II.J ornament 6. Whip encoun: _ . (0 1872 Kine Fealur• Srndloato, Inc.) ~-Pagoda II. Foreign 12. Lewis Carroll 1-lELLO, SHeRIFF. VES, ballad VERV URGENT! 14. Length • PA THINKS Tl-lEY'RE T~E times ARMORED TRUCI<; ~~-1 width r 15. Therefore 16. Porker's place 17. Defraud 20. Seem to be 24. Ohio city ZS. Character (A.win ttl m•w) homo" EMY. OLD ?OCK~ ... , IS NO LOVE SINCERER THAN THE LOVE OF FOOD.-GEORGE BERNARD SHAW DOWN 1. "Belle" or Spain 2. Jewish month 3.Lap 4. Eastern bishop's title end a" 5. Medieval sword 6. Fried a bit Yesterday's Answer 7. Boston Bruins 21. -- into 35. Eager star (attack) 36. Floor 8. One of the 23. Bowfin covering Aesir genus 37. Encoilr· 9. So be it 25. Friendly; age ,10. Martha kind 39, Sapling 26. Old 41. Chou 14. TumulPeruvian Entuous . empire 17. European 27. Czech 42, Altar mounriver con ~ tains 29. Much like stellation 18. Robust Job 43. Actor 19, Asian 33. Afri~an Mor1·ow 44, Still river river 31. ~~- - 'I'J:P. ?TILL A Mllli/C ·BUitF, I K5&P TAS~ ON ALL THE G~AT . MACSICIA~ ...wHYr- ACROSS L French Unaerambl9'theoefwrJumblet, one letter to elch ~quan, to form four ordinary wordt. Montana's Yeatercla)r'• C.,ptoquote: THERE by THOMAS JOSEPH ·(C 1972 Kinr Feature• Syndleate, [nc.) ~ ~o~tt.. ~... uo~ . •••· u ~ . .... 011. QUJJSGPU FbPGZ ' 1 QOU - YJN1E l(OU STUPID .1----.,.;7;-/"$-""'\;:.,----J PEOPLE!! r--. ~ ) ...•',,' ' I .. I, -: •I w J' 1,,~~:::~::::;;.;2.~~ ",,'•· ,_ SIL----.,..;.--...Jl. _5i _.,. GBJl) WBbJU "' J' �I : 1 ' .~ 12- The Daily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Nov. 24, 1m More Ecology in COLUMBUS \ UPI) - Sen. William B. Saxbe, R~hion said lhe makeup of Congress in the nell! . two yei!l's will be more . Oriented toward ecology and consumerism because of the oomber of newcomers. SaxiJ!, told the Ohio Council of Retail Merchants meeting here Wednesday IS per cent of ·lhe House· members will be lhere for' their first term. The Ohio Republican said consumer legislation would pass becauSe "NaderiS!n is !till in the saddle and a majority in Congress ·think there is rio indignity blLSiness cannot withstand." He also commented that goverrunental reorganization was . a "bunch of baloney.': "Nothing can make Itself mdispensible like a bureaucrat can,'' he said .. · He also predicted : The Nrxon administration's value.!added tax proposal would not be enacted. _Action on w~lfare refo~'ll, )Yould be taken, gmng a famtly an ·assistance minil!lum of $2,400. r ' '73~74 By Uulted Pra•lllleraadoluii After 22 hours of private. talks spread over six. da'ys, Henry Klssiitger and the Willi's Frost died Thursday' CHESTER - Willis Richard Frost 64 Chester, veteran dist ributo; uf T~e Daily Sen' ti ne! died Thursday at the • Holz~r Medical Center. ·Mr Frost was the son of the late Truman and Mattie Davis Fr·ost. He was idso preceded ·in ·death by two brothers, Harold and Lawrence. Mr. Frosrwas a member of the Christian Faith Church . Surv iving are hi.s wife, Lillian Frederick Frost ; three THIRTEEN STUDENTS WERE tapped into the NaUonal Honor Society at Eastern High da ughters , Billie Jean, at Scbool Wednesday afternoon. Pictured are front ~w, I to r, Blll Hayes, Sandy Wood, Melinda home; Mrs. Jo Ann Fraley, IN HOOP SHOOT- Representing Meigs County in a "Hoop Shoot" contest sponsored b)' Amsbary and Lana Benedum; second row, 1 to t, Naricy Miller, Tim Baum, Steve Goebe.l, Columbus. and Mrs. Betty Lou Gallipolis Elks Lodge No.l07 Saturday beginning ai 1p.m. at Gallia Academy High Schoolare Chryll Kimes; third row, I tor, Marylu Mills, Mandie Rose,.Karen Reed, Cheryl Kuhn, Marbe Mvers, Columbus, and a son, three Meigs Junior High boys, front row, I tor, Cre~son Pratt, Mrddl~ort; Gr':llg Whrtte, C!lldwell; back row, 1tor, Nancy SeX®n, president; Lucy Holter, secretary; Jane Ann Ka.rr. _ Rlchard Lee, of Royal Oak, Pomeroy, and James Hanning;HarrisonvUle. Roger Btrch, left, sponsor, 1s Me>gs Hrgh reserve Mich. vice president; Vicki Spencer, treasurer; Robin Humphrey; Alan Duvall. Not present was D1ck basketball coach. The free.throw.contest is designed to supplement contests such as pass, punt Funeral services will be held stettler. The ftrsi three tows are all new members. Standing on the left is Howard Parker, and kick in football and hit, pitch aqd throw in baseball. ll t 3 p.m. Saturday at the faculty advisor of the socie~. '1 • ·-· Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. Rubert Card Officiating. Bur·ial will be in Chester Cemetery. Friends may call at llOSTON (UP!)- Apolitical pointrnent as secretary of politically," said Ashman, the fun eral home aoy time. feud between Henry Kissinger state, a professor writing a founding director of the Public Tonighllhru Tuesday COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) and John Connally resulted in book about the former Texas Affairs Institute at Pacific. earlier than had been Nov. 24-28 Federal programs aid " If Connally sljould be An Ohio Penitentiary inmate scheduled and apparently the presidential adviser governor said Thursday. 'ORDERS ACCEPTED Walt Disney's Professor Charles Ashman of named 'secretary of state - who slipped away from a group Fulton returned to· the church college students were outlined Orders for the 1973 Easterner blocking Connally's ap101 DALMATIANS for members ot the MeigsUniversity of Pacific said the and I'm sure he won't be - of other honor prisoners at- only to find the bus gone. will be accepted from Nov. 27 (Technicotorl "I'm positive he was coming Gallia-Jackson Guidance feud began when Connally Kissinger's dep~rture will be tending church services outAfi.Cartoon Feature through Dec. 15. The cost is $5 side the prison was shot to back," Norris sald after Coun.Selors' Association at their Also became Treasury secretary abrupt," Ashman said. during the period and $5.50 death Thursday by a talking with several of the 39 monthly · meeting at Rio SWISS FAMILY "and invaded Kissinger's after it. Those wishing to place ROBINSON policeman. other inmates who were at the Grande College November 16 sphere" as trusted presidential orders should notify Jill Swain , (Technicotor I following dinner. Ronald Charles A. Fulton, 25, sen- church. PT. PLEASANT - One of adviser, 2 Walt Disney Classics "G" Debby Watson , Janie Brewer, Wyckoff, Financial Aids Of. tenced to the penitentiary eight Running time 3 1J~:~ Hrs. Jane Whitehead, Cindy the major issues in the long The feud was kept quiet so it ficer at Rio Grande College, years , ago for murder, was Adm . : Adu!ISS1.50 Children strike at the local Goodyear would not inhibit Connally's Domigan, ,Liz Edwards, Mandy introduced the speakers for the 75c TWO GIVEN AID Mrs. Joy Bentley, physical killed by a single shot to the Rose, Peggy Trussell, Tammy Tire and Rubber Company efforlil to influence Democrats Show Starts 7 P.M. evening, the first being James neck during a struggle with . The Middleport E-R unit plant apparently was resolved to vote for President Nixon education teacher at Meigs Bahr or Jo Ann Fick. in an unexpected meeting "becaUije Kissinger has been High School, is sponsoring a _patrolman Mike W. Readnour. answered a call to the Joe Stevens, Financial Aid Readnour, who was treated Bailey home in Bradbury at Director of Marietta College. Wednesday in the Blue insulated from domestic basketball officiating class for . Fountain Motel in Gallipolis political involvement until the women beginning Monday at 7 for minor. injuries, said Fulton 12:58 p.m. Thursday for Ina Stevens provided b~ckground drew a straight razor when he Sines who had fallen down and explained changes in the between compa~y and union at the high school. Inp.m. end of the negotiations with tried to arrest him near First basement steps. She was taken Federal programs such as offiCials. terested women are asked to Community Hanoi.'' Church in to Veterans Memorial Hospital · Supplemental Economic Spokesmen for the company noWy Mrs. Bentley at the high "Kissinger and Connally are suburban Grandview Heights. for treatment of a possible Opportunity Grant (SEOG), and Local ~44 , United Rubber school or at home (992-2882). The inmate dropped the fractured collar bone and. ribs. · and Basic Education OpWorkers disclosed that two poles apart personally and Classes will be held each weapon on command, but then Later the squad was called to portunity Grant (BEOG), and employe~. previously fired by Monday during December began beating the officer. Roush Road in Cheshire for Ed the Guaranteed Student Loan. the company , submitted . The second speaker, Leo providing there is enough in- Readnour said he shot Fulton Reese who was running a high resignations at the recent terest. A nominal fee will be when he refused to surrender. fever and had fainted. He was Gilchrist, Assistant Director of meeting. Other than this acdi~ The churcb services are held taken to the Holzer Medical Midwest College Scqolarship: charged, the amount to ·be tion, there apparently was no Service, discussed the Parents announced. At the concllLSion one Sunday each montiJ. This Center. other progress and no other Mrs. Robert Harriett Louise Confidential Statement Booklet meetings scheduled. The next !Sally) Freed, 34, Columbus, of classes a written and was the first such incident and programs offered by the meeting, whenever it may be, died this morning at MI . practical examination will be reported In the past two years. College Entrance Examination TAKEN TO HOSPITAL is expected to be called by a Carmel Hospital . Mrs. Freed given. Those passing wlll , George Norris, member of the Prison Concern Group at The Pomeroy ER squad Board, some being the College federal mediator . was born Nov. 22, 1938 in receive a rating in basketball First Community Cburch answered a call to near Sal3m Level Examination Program officiating and will be qualified Middleport. which arranged the program, Center at 12:40 p.m. Thursday (CLEP), and a new Decision She is survived by her to officiate area games. said he believed Fulton did not for Ross Baker who was ill. He Making Program as part of the Mrs. Shelia Theiss, Shade, a husband, Robert; two mean to try~ escape, but only high school guidance . daughters, Cynthia Anne and nationally rated official, will be ducked out for a brief visit with was taken. to Veterans curriculum. Memorial Hospital where he Kristina Leigh, both at home ; the instructor. his family. Later, as part of the bll8iness was admitted. LONG BOTTOM - Lewis her parents, Carl and Mildred Norris said the penitentiary meeting, Willard Copley, Elbert Edgell, 76, Long Bot- Eva Owens Gilmore , Mid- HOSPITAL NEWS · bus left the church a half hour Jackson City Schools, and tom, died Thursday at dleport ;' two sisters, Mrs. veterans Memorial Hospital president of the organization, Veterans Memorial Hospital Robert (Joanne ) Tewksberry, WEDNESDAY AD reviewed future programs. IN HOSPITAL following a short illness . He and Mrs. Dennis (Carla Sue ) MISSIONS Rebecca REPUBLIC HIKES PRICES Mrs. Clarence Proffitt, Portwas a veteran of World War I Saelens, both of Middlepori, Autherson, Minersville; CLEVELAND (UPI)- The land, is a patient at Holzer CAGE SCHEDULES and a member o( the Long an d lh ree aun ls . · Dorothy Snyder, Hockingport; nation's No. 3 steel producer, Medical Center. For those Make it a habit to put money in your 'Savings Account Saturday Bottom United Methodist Mrs. Freed was a member of · James . Stewart, West Republic Steel, Wednesday anevery single month . And watch It grow regularly wishing to send carda, her Columbus EM at Athens Church . the Middleport Presbyterian Columbia; Ira wolfe, Rutland; nouncedpricehlkes on various with interest plus safety. And know it's ready room Is 306. Meigs at South Point He is survived by his wife, Ch urch· steel mill products. as a caSh reserve anytime you need it. Marvin Darst, Pomeroy. Hase l M. Edgell; three Tire Rev. Dwight Zavitz will WE D N E S DAy D 1 S _ The action is expected to inbrothers, Anthony, of Cermo, oIf.rcra · te at funera t servt'ces CHARGES Raymond , · 'l'ease Republlc's prices an W. Va.; Lora, of Phenix, Ariz., wh.rch w1'II be announce d by Lambert, Laveda Yost, Velva •verage of 1.9 per cent. and Glen , of Akron; two Raw 1.tngs coa ts F unera · 1Hom e · Amburgey , John Reece, A company spokesman said sisters. Mrs. Pearl Carouth, Buna · 1 wr'II be ·rn R'rvervr·ew Pamela Weaver, Harold ·King, the increaseS, which go into ef1Continued from page 1) Clinton, and Mrs . Georgia Cemetery . Sarah Pierce, Bernice Hook, feet Jan. 1, 1973, are within the noted any penalty charges collected by the firms would have to Coile, Akron , and several Price Commission's guidlines. be refunded if the proposals are subsequenUy diisapproved. Terry Searls. nieces and nephews. THURSDAY ADMISSIONS oomeroy pomeroy Friends may call at Ewing - Jack Anderson, Jr., New rui!Ond nati9nQI Fun eral Home anytime this Martinsville, w. Va.; Pamela bank evening. The body will be taken 0 . Laughlin, Athens; Victor the bank of Saturday to the Schetmesser The Meigs County sheriff's Braley, Rutland ; Ina Sines, the ce·ntury Funeral Home in Akron where department investigated a Charleston; Ross Baker, es tablished 1872 friends may call Saturday single car accident Wednesday Ewing ton ; Helen Johnson, . from 7 to 9 p.m. and Sunday at.ll :25p.m. attheintersection Pomeroy. from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ·of the new four lane highway. Member THURSDAY DISCHARGES Services will be held Monday in Robert W. Moodispaugh , - Lori Pickett, Wilma Tillis, FDIC Akron . Those wishing ad- Middleport, was traveling Sherry Michael , Hermon dilional information may call northeast on County Road 25 Jones, Michael Epple, Terry Ewings. when he failed to make a turn Krautler. Kissinger blackballed Connally MEIGS THEATRE · Major problem may be cleared Honor prisoner killed North Vielnamese Saturday suspended until Dec. 4 their negotiations to end the Vietriarn V,:ar. There were strong indicatlons that objections by South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu caused the stalemate. Kissinger met with Le Due Tbo, the top lianoi negotiator, for two hours Saturday before the announcement that no further talks would be held for nine days was made alniost simultaneou.sly in Paris by the Communists and j,n Ne)V York by the . White House. Kissinger lett .Paris at 7:30 p.m. (1:30 p.m. EST) en route to New York wbere he was to go iniQ discussions with ·Pr~ident Nixon immediately after arriving. Nixon was spending a family weekend in New York for shopping and theater-going. Kissinger made no statement at Orly student aid is reviewed By PopuiJJr Request BACK AGAIN AT THE MEIGS Bruce Stalnaker and The Aristocrats· SATURDAY NIGHT 10:00 UNTIL 2:00 POPCORN Dt\)' Popcorn Day will be observed Saturday by the Meigs County Alcohol and O,rug Abuse Committee. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. popcorn will be sold in front of \he Elberfeld Department Store on East Main St., Pomeroy. Proceeds will be used to establish a care line in Meigs County. LOCAL TEMPS Temperature in downtown Pomeroy Friday alii a.m. ':"as 48 degrees under sunny sktes. · •----~----~Jr., Southside; Mrs. James TilE MEIGS INN In Live Entertainment .' POMEROY, OUIO PHONE 992-3629' Ellis, Point Pleasant; Mrs. '\(, Dallas Young, Point Pleasant; James Wils011, Jr., Point A.~ Mrs. Pleasant; Mrs. William White, Gotd$1ar ., Store .· Pliny; Ollie Scarberry, ·• Fru Tickats tor t • Lesage; Mrs. Dennis Thevenin \Po111troy Merchants • and daughter, Henderson. Prl101 Here! It. Births: - Nov. 23 - A II·~ ~ -\ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Clark, Letart; a son to Mr. and Mrs. David Arthur of · LADIES' FASHIONS Henderson; a son to Mr. and ACCESSORIES Mrs. Allyn Roth, Galllpolls, 0.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Randall . ._ _ _ _..._ _._. Gerlach, Letart. . BY KATIE CROW Service'Station at Monkey.Run, and when POMEROY - The Meigs County she stopped the car, jumped out. Sheriff's Department, Pomeroy and Rucker took over the wheel and drove Middleport Police Departments, off. Washington and Athens County Sheriff's He drove upriver on Rt. 124, where Deputies and the Belpre Police were bUsy near the Roy Armes residence in MinersSaturday afternoon in a chase thst ended ville, he struck a car traveling toward in' the capture of prison parolee Gary." Pomeroy driven by Leonard Siders, Wayne Rucker, 21, Rt. 2, Coolville. Racine. Rucker did not stop. It started at approximately 12:25 p.m., Robert Beegle, Meigs deputy sheriff, Saturday when Mrs. Tom (Sandra) who was home for lunch at the time, Harris, 22, New Haven, got in her car, received a call of the twtK:ar mishap in parked near the Martin Restaurant' ln. Minersville. In the meantime, Meigs Middleport. Aman suddenly jumped in her · Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach joined in the vehicle and told her to continue on her search, as did officers from Washington way. . altd Atliena couhty sheriff's d~partmen.ts Frightened, Mrs·. HarriS said 'She did ana others from the Belpre Pol!'1 Dept. ds she l'las told; driving toward Pomerol'· . They were also assisted ~ Galha She asked If sfie could stop and get gas; County aircraft. and he told her that ~e could, but that he Roadblocks were set up at inhad a gun, and to keep quiet. tersections of Rt. 124, 7, so; and 555. She pulled In at Good's Pennzoil . Middleport police had a block at the bridge and Pomeroy police one at the . 1 ... lOLA'S, Pomeroy • EDISON HOBSTETTER, above, president of tile Pomeroy Nallo&al Bank, wlll lie among 10 oullttandtng citizens honored In reeognltlon of endeavors to Improve the community and Southeastern Ohio when the Southeastern Ohio Regional Council meets In Athens Thursday. Clyde Ramsey, manager of the Buckeye Rural Electric Cooperative, is the GaUla Just Arrived At Elb,rtelds · Mechanic Str. .t Warehouse ' '-~------------~------­ I _· ELBERFELD$ TOY STORE 1' . FREE CUSTOMER PARKING ELBERFELDS·OI" POMEROV Gallipolis-Point Pleasant 15 CENTS GALLIPOLIS - Entry blanks for the December 2 Gallipolis Christmas Parade are now available at the Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce office. Charles Bostic, president of the Gallipolis Merchants Association, said the en try blanks will be p~blished in the Tribune next week. Theme of the 1972 Gallipolis Christmas Parade, sponsored by the merchants association, is "Christmas Around the World." Parade participants are to form at the Gallipolis State Institute softball diamond around 12:30 p.m., on Dec. 2. The parade will begin at 1 p.m., move down Fourth Ave., to Pine St., over to Second Ave., down Second lo Court St., over to First Ave., and wind up at the Upstream Public Use Area . Santa Claus will make his first' official • reach $80 sale mark Auto lost this one . ' n \ ,_ I ,. '• I .1. .. ADVANCE TO DISTRICT - Three area youngsters advanced to dlatrlct competition In the Gallipolis Elks Second Annual Hoop Shoot contest tollowfng triumphs in the Meigs.Callia-Mason area finals in the Gallia Academy High School gym Saturdsy afternoon. Left to right are Jeff Call, 9, Rio Grande, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Call, 3-9 year-old division wilmer; Dan Spencer, 11, Coolville, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spencer, Tuppers Plains, 10.11-year-old wilmer and Crenson Pratt, 13, Middleport, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Pratt, 12-13-year-old division winner. The three area champions will now take part In the district hOop shoot, to be held at Porismouth on Dec. 9. Congratulating the winners is Carrol Waugh, contest chairman. (Se~ picture of all finalists on page 3.) : '·' - ~~ .. ~,r, Jo win his division. Spencer hillS of 211, and · Pr~tt had a sensational 21 of 211. one girl entered the contest, Vicky Epple, 12, of Reedsvllle. She rnsde 15 of 211 attempis. , The local contest was sponsored by Gallipolis Elks Lodge No. 107. Carrol Waugh was general chairman. John Milhoan was In charge of the acUvlUes at the GAHS gym. Following the contest, Saturday's 'tl finalists were invited to lhe Elks Hall where they were treated to French fries, hamburgers and sort drinks. Elks serving the meal were John Hood, Bob and Jerry Nibert, and Charles Cilrter. Here's lhe 27 finalists, and schools they represented : Nate Thomas, Gallipolis; Ron Newell, Pt. Pleasanl; Berry Jenk!na, Patriot; Greg Witte, Pomeroy; Dave Blake, In Portsmouth. District winners wilt take Pomeroy ; .Jim Haning, Albany; Mike part in the state event this year at Marys- Skaggs, Rio Grande; Mark Hawk, Tuppers ville, Ohio. · Plains; Steve Barker, Pt. Pleasant; Vicky Local winners Saturday.were: Jeff Call, Epple, Reedsvllle; Bob Hoff, Rio Grande; 9, son of Mr . and Mrs>t>on E. Call, Rio Charles Clark, Patriot; Steve Ohlinger, Grande, 8·9-year-old division ; Dan Pomeroy; Billy Hale, Oak Hlll; Gene Spencer, ll, Coolville, son of Mr. and Mrs. Layton, Thurman; Larry Carter, SouthRichard Spencer, Tuppers Plains, lO-ll- western; Mark Watson, Gallipolis; Tom year-old division, and Crenson Pratt, 13, · Edelmann, Gallipolis; Joe Bowers, ReedsMiddleport, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. ville; Jim Ingles, Patriot; Rober: Foster, Pratt, Middleport, winner of the 12-13-year Patriot; Tim Skidmore, Galllpolis; old division . Leonard Myers, Long Botlom; Ken Call sank 14 of 25 free throw attemp ts Brown, Patriot, and the three winners. 3 ·Sharpshooters go appearance during the Dec. 2 parade. At the Upstream Public Use Area, Santa will pass out goodies to the kiddies. During the activities following the parade, trophies will be presented outstanding parade units in the following categories : prettiest float, most origi~al, best theme and best marching unit. All parlicipaling bands will receive awards, Co-chairmen of the 1972 parade are Mrs. Margaret Price and Dave Tawney. Entry blanks should be filled out and returned to the Chamber of Commerce office no later than Friday, Dec. 1. Thanksgiving into hoop finals GALLIPOLIS - Three area youngsters advanced to district competition in the Gallipolis Elks Second Annual Hoop Shoot Contest in the Gallia Academy High School gym Salurday afternoon. When preliminary rounds for· the 1972 contest began at various schools in Meigs, Gallia and Mason Counties earlier in the week, more than 150 youngsters had registered . Twenty-seven advanced to the area finals Saturday at Gallipolis. The three Gallipolis area winners now will participate in the district event Dec. 9 marked by club r . MIDDLEPORT - Rotarian .Bob Kuhn, chaplain of the Gallipolis State Institute and pastor of the Pomeroy Baptist Church, Paul Smart, and a Rotary vocal quartet provided the program Friday evening foll owing the club 's regular dinner at Heath United Methodist GALLIPOLJS Three <1allia County Church. POMEROY- A receptive audience of The Rev. Kuhn offered brief remarks on well over 1,000 persons attended the an- fanners were among seven growers reaching the $80 per hundredweight mark the meaning of Thanksgiving in men's nual "Fall Follies" of the Big Bend MinFriday at 'the Huntington Tobacco Com- daily lives. strel Association staged Friday night at pany sales. Paul Smart read an' article marking the Meigs High School. . · In all, 321,508 pounds of toba~o were the great majorities uf people with · The presentation was sponsored by the Meigs LoCal Band ·Boosters who cleared purchased for $250,918.86 at an average of qualities that are commendable in contrast to the comparative few with qualities approximately $1,300 on the production. $78.04 per hundredweight. High crop Friday was $8'0.04 per· that aren 't. The Boosters have presented a gift of $225 hundredweight, a figure reached by · Lee McComas presented Cash Bahr, to the Big Bend Minatrel AssociaUon for its treasury and miscellaneous expenses in William Sheets Of Scottown who sold 1,006 lead ; Bob Bumgarner, tenor ; Chet Tanpounds. Roy Sibley of Crown City sold 1,218 nehill, baritone, and Vernon Weber, bass, staging the show. Guests of the Band Boosters at the pounds arid Floyd F. Fillinger of Crown who sang three selections. President Gene ·City 1,208 pounds. Riggs presided. ·Friday night show were residents of the S. T. (Sel ) Smith, manager of the Meigs County Infirmary, the Meigs County Imperial Electric Co . . here since Children's Home and the Boys' Honor 1 November, 1969, announc ~ d his Campa at Zaleski. .resignation from the club and Imperial POMEROY - A large buck deer Electric to move to Canada . He has ac: standing In the .middle of a rural road cepted there a position as assistant caWied a single car accident Friday at 8:46 general managet or a new division of a U. · WORKERS TO MEET PT. PLEASANT- Members of LoCal p.m., the Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. s. finn that wlll ·build electric ' motors. 644 Uhited Rubber Workers, are being reported. Located at Sarnia, Ontario, the firm is Sch11111j1cher, Rt. 2, Albany, Debra asked to attend an officlal 'meeting at I . Prestollte of Can~da, employing over 400 p.m. Sunday in the Point Pleasant High driving east on county road 40, near men. School gymnaatum, according .to an- Burlingham, rounded a curve and saw a Smith will leave next week, but. his. nouncement from Daniel Chtls.tian, large buck deer In the road. She .applied family, wife Rachel 'l!ld children Connie, pmidehl. The puipole ol the meeting Ia brakes, swerved to miss the large antmal, Jill; Judy, Danny, Sarah arid Becky will for ratification vote on the latest cootract and uie car turned on iia side. .She com- stay in Middleport until new quarters can offer concerning the Goodye,ar strike. Mr. plained of an Injury to her lulee. There was ·be obtained, in Sarnia which is about 90 . heavy .damage to the car. Chriatlan urges.aD members to atter.d . miles northeast of .Detroit. l Fall Follies show • Forest Run intersection . The 1970 Plymouth vehicle driven by Rucker was reported seen in the Bowman Run Rd. area, at Pickens Gulf Station in Racine, and at Long Bottom. The chase finally settled in the Reedsville area . Athens police were chasing Rucker there when Rucker rammed his vehicle into an Athens cruiser, driven by John Coen. The Rucker car went into a ditch. Rucker got out of the car, and ran into a field where he was apprehended by.Coen and Wayne Stalls, both of the Athens County sheriff's department. Area lawmen had arrived by this time, along with Marshal Jack Lyons of Racine and Bruce Davis, Rutland marshal. Rucker is in cusi!J!ly at Meigs County Jail. He will face charges of reckless operation and hit-skip, and additional charges are expected to be filed . Rucker is a parolee of the Mansfield Reformatory . En.tries invited to join parade Dec. 2 Over 1,000 applaud BIG SELECTION OF CARPET and FLOOR COVERINGS SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1972 Paroled prisoner loses in car chase Three Gallia farmers every department on all three floors. IN THE MIDDLE BLOCK MAKE Y!)UR CHR.ISTMAS SELECTIONS NOW! Pomeroy-Middleport r nominee. ' . FOUR SECTIONS VOL. VII NO. 43 in Briefs SAVE THIS WEEKEND during our storewide sale. Bargains in Your Invited Guest Reaching More Thlm 11,500 Families 38 PAGES Shop Tonight Until 9 p.m. Open Saturday 9:30 to;9 p.m. the left. Moodispaugh was not injured. He was arrested on charges of speed in e~cess of road conditions. There was no damage to his car. .. tmts ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Pleasant Valley Hospital Discharges: Mrs. Herny Thomas. Long Bottom, 0 .; Curtis Hayes, Paden City; Mrs. Henry Rainey, Gallipolis Ferry; Harry Massie, Nitro; Dennis Fitch, Vinton, 0.; Albert Holt, Gallipolis Ferry; Leonard Craigo, Point Pleasant ; Mrs . . William Kennedy and son, Mlddleport; Mrs. Robert Taylor and son, Burdette Addition; Melissa Leach, Fort Le~nardwood, Mo.; Mrs. Paul Glover, Milton; Jennifer Smithson, Point Pleasant; Helen Randolph, Point Pleasant: Miles Gray, Poi,nt Pleasant; Charles Dodd, New Haven; Mrs. Gallie Thornton, Robertsburg; Mrs. Jimmy Deem, Hartford; Mrs. Joseph Patterson, Gallipolis Ferry; Mayme Huff, Point Pleasant; Ca.rlotta Boyer, Mason; Mrs. William Jeffers, Kissinger has had 22 hours of negotiations in six separate seMlons.since Monday with Tho and Xuan Thuy, chief Hanoi ·negotiator at the reg\llat Paril peace talks. It was not known whether the next regular seMion of those talks, schedulect for Nov. 30, .would be held. Four of this week's private sessions were held In a villa owned by the French Communist party at Glf sur Yvette, ~ miles southwest of Paris and twoincluding Saturday's two-hour session~! a house OM'ned by the North Vietnamese peace delegation in subqrban ChoisyJe. Rot. On Oct. 26 KisS\nger d~dared "peace,Is at hand" and said he eXpected the unsettled differences could be cleared up In three to four days. On arriving in Paria last Sunday, he said he would stay as long it was ILSeful, although Press Secretary Ziegler said "consultations" might be necessary after the Paris talks. + Driver Cited after mishap 1- - - -...-------------------r-----~ at the over new four lane highway, going an embankment to .an Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley Lewis Edgell died Thursday ••• Porter ,-Chief of the American delegatiOIJ to the regular weekly peace talks, and Pharo Dang Lam, 'Porter's South Vietnamese counterpart. There were these developments that shed light on the ~losely guarded talks held in two villas outside Paris last week: -Diplomatic sources close to the talks in Paris told UPI that arrangements for a peacekeeping force of "inte'l'nat!onal wnplres" to oversee a possible cease-fire bad become complicated and might not be . concluded until January. The U.S. bad wanted the international for~ on hand when the cease.fu-e began. -The White House announced that Nixon would meet with a personal representative of Thieu to hear the SQuth VIetnamese position first-hand. Thieu had requested such an audience in order to avoid going through Kissinger as an in- terinediary . Thieu . has objected Close adviser ·!1;1 Thieu, quoted "highly . strenuously to provisions of a treaiY placed sources" at the talks_· as saying bargaining and cautioned against taking unduly pessimistic view. But they drafted by KisSinger last month which "despite the intense atmosphere in the would not requjre the North Vietnamese to negotiations in Paris; one qoes not see yet . deClined to suggest how differences !betwithdraw anestitnated 140,000 troops from any optimistic t¥Jte emanating from it." ween the two sides might be resolved', Tlie official North Vietnamese anSouth Vietnam. . Nixon 's Press Secretary, Ronald no\mcement said : "Special counsellor Le - Radio Hanoi, in a broadcast Saturday, Ziegler, deflected newsmen's questions in accused the United States of stalling New York on whether the talks had hit Due 'Tho and Minister .Xuan Thuy will negotiations by supporting Thieu 's serious snags. "!would like to focus you on meet sgain with Dr. Kissinger Dec. 4, demand for withdrawal of North Vietna- the fact that six days of talks have been 1972." Sources at the Hanoi mission declined to add anything to the published mese troops. , held and both sides negotiated seriotLSly ,'' statement but a spokesman did not argue -The Wa;mington Post reported that be said. with the description of the move · a:s a sou.rces on the vietnamese side said the "We have said all along ... lhat the United "suspension"of the talks. They declined to status of the talk;s was "Very gloomy" States would not sign a final agreement because the United .States had rein- until the agreement is right. This is the say whether Tho would return to Hanoi for · traduced most of Saigon's objections to the )Jrlnciple we are operating under," Ziegler further instructions. Schumann Has Hopes dra(t treaty . The North Vietnam~se said. · French Foreign Minister Maurice replied · to. the "revised American lri Washington, administration sources Schumann, who conferred with Kissinger demands" by . restating their earlier acknowledged that Kissinger and Tho demand tbat Thieu resign immediately, were unable to agree on some important after the American peace envoy met for one hour with Tho on Friday, said: "I am the Post said., issues but insisted the talks had not broken less pessimistic, much less pessimistic, · - The Saigon newspaper Tin Song, down. The sources said the latest series of financed by Hoang Due Nha, nephew and meetings . had been filled with tough than the press seems to be at the moment." Sunday light rain, showers in • southeast Ohio, turning cooler late in day and into Monday Chance of snow mixed with rain Monday. Officiating offered women News Airportbefor~d~arting.Hearrivedin .the company of Ambassact~~r William J . . Weather Sally Freed Friday The Best \ Peace negotiations suspended until .December 4 - Wsge and price control legislation expiring in April be re-enacte.d and a minlmum wage of about $2.20 per bour will be passed. • · I .' Wave of ·rohheries hit Gallia GALI11POLIS - Gallia County sheriff's deputies and Gallipolis City Police were busy Friday and Saturday investigating a wave of thefts. Property valued at approximately $830 was taken in a breaking and entering Dying rate standing at five per hour By United Press International 'thanksgiving weekend traffic deaths mounted at the rate of more than five an hour Saturday. The National Safety Council had predicted that between 580 and 680 persons would be killed during the 78-hour holiday period that extends from a·p,m. local time Wednesday thfugh Sunday midnight. A United Press International count at 6 p.m. EST showed 370 persons had been killed in traffic accldent,s since the holiday period began , FUND ESTABLISHED RACINE - Racine Village Council mel briefly Wednesday night to approve an ordinance eslablishing a Federal General Revenue Sharing Trust Fund as required to participate in the federal sharing program. Attending were Avice Frecker, Marie Roush, Grace Roush, Linley Hart, Glenn · Rizer, council member, and Mae Cleland, .C!e~ll: . •, .' at the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company in Bidwell . Missing were open end wrenches, a chain saw, box of tools and a large tire and rim. Entry was made by prying a door open . , Alvin Johnson, Rt. l, Bidwell, reported the theft of 161 worth or items used in his logging operation on Keystone Rd ., and Don Walls Volkswagen on Rt. 7 reported the theft of two wheels and tires. Deputy Kenny ·Deckard said someone jacked the Vo l~swagen up and took the fron t tires and wheels. A similar theft was reported by Jimmy Mink at his used car lot on Eastern Ave. City pollee said wheels and tires were laken from a 1969 Ford. .. A battery was taken from a GMC truck owned by Sommers GMC Motor Company, Bill Coen, Rt. I, Gallipolls, reported the theft of a .38 caliber pistol taken from his . car which was parked behind Carl's Tavern on Court St., and Oley Angel, 35 Madison Ave., reported the theft of a tape player from his car which was also parked behind Carl's Tavern. ( Six tons of debri collected GALLIPOLIS - Project A.C.T.I .O.N. The club worked under the supervision (Act on Chicamauga's ·Trash In Our of Its advisor, Ronald Fovargue and Bill Neighborhood) was completed Nov.l8 by .Shaffer, a volunteer p,arent. · the G.A.H.S. Science Club. Fifty-five young people met in front of the high 01 ~ • 1 1 · school at'!O a.m., then proceeded behind JJ•Cla We COme Sfi!l the school, working along the bank. After ) cleaning behind the high school the . MIDDLEPORT - Middleport wW students went behind the Washington offtc1ally welcome . the holiday aeaaon School. Monday . It was esllmated tha! six tons of trash A parade will begin at 6:,30 p.m. from · were collected! , · the A&P lot, moving through the bullness · Approximately 11 pick-up trucks were sectton. Santa will be on band to dlatribute filled to carry the debris to .the county treats tochlldrenandmerchanlnllhllge dump. Canoes were also ~sed to pick up· a .specral moonlight sale In CCIIjUQCiioQ trash in deeper water. wtth the off1cial opening of the seuon. � 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 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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