https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7bc37082a8ede1024927aacc56f47809.pdf 11d17bd1128b71718d9f36961a1718e8 PDF Text Text 12- The Dail y Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thurs<f.1)'. 11tT lA , 1~ 75 Pharmacy burglary solved POINT PI.F:ASANT - The series of arrests on drugrelaled counts made over the weekend in lhe Bend Area has apparenlly resulled in the solving of the December IOih burglary of lhe Vill ag e Pharmacy in New Haven . Cpl . .l. 1.. Filzwaler of I he Poinl Pleasa nt Oelachmenl of the Slate Police s~ id Wednesday lwo persons have been arres led and lwo olhers are expecled to be charged. Tnken into custody we~·e Rockic 1.. Hall, 23. Ewing ton. Ohio and Pamela J . Petry, 19, New Haven. Bolh appeared bef ore Jus ti ce of Peace Charles t So nny l Smilh , Monday when bond was se t at $2,500. Cpl. Fitzwater sa id Larry l. Hess, 21, New Haven was arrested Sunday on charges of possession of a controlled sui;slance and sale of a cooltollrd subslance as an outgrowth of the Saturday nigh I evenl.<l. Prosecutor Don Kingery said this morning Hess would be tried on lhe drug·related charges only. Bond has ben sel at $10,000 on Hess. Both ~'itzwater and Mason County Prosecutor Kingery said the solving of the pharmacy B&E came out through the arrests on drugrelated charges made las! weekend by Sheriff Elvin E. Wedge's department. Six persons, lncludjng two juveniles, ages 16 and 17, were arrested and a quantity of drugs found in their MEIGS THEATRE TONITE 'I'HRU DEC. 25 NOT OPEN FRI., DEC. l6·l8 "FUNNY LADY" ( Technicolor) Show starts •I 7:00p.m. ............. ...... ~ vehicles Saturda y nigh! . The arres ts were made in the parking lot of lhe Graham Melhrdist Church. Two other I)Crsons were charged Su~­ day . Bond se l by JP Smith on other persons arrested on drug-related chiu ges over the weekend ar follows: - Charles Canl<!r , 2.1, Mt. Al to. possession of a controlled subslance and conlribuling lo lhe delinquency or minors, $2,500. - John Bailey, 27 , Charles ton, possession and contributing , $2,500 bond. - Allen IV . Dursl , 18, IA,.in~ lon, Ky., possession. ---- .... CONCERT· HALL . MUSICAL REALISM All the wonder of IJirtuoso musi cal perform.;.nces recreated for your personal enloyment In youi- liv ing room. whenever you want - and reproduced by Ad . mira! with lmpeccab'e sound lldel lty . Admira l quality makes the big differen ce. Ezqulslte furniture styl ing with rwthentl c designs in MaSterpiece cabinetry . Every 1975 Admiral Console Stereo creation Is your ~teclroni c engineering and en· during furniture craftsmanship . . BAKER FURNITURE "Christmas Gift Headquarters" MIDDLEPQRT, OHIO ........- ........- ........\140- . Meigs Property Transfers Mary Virginia Hindy, Kal Hindy, Artie Mae Buskirk, Sherman Buskirk Jr. to Drexel B. Cochran, Betty J. Cochran, Carl E. Morris, Janel E. Morris, 138.13 acres , Scipio. Marion P. Cowdery, Dorothy Cowdery to Marilyn Trussell, 100 acre lot 136, Olive. Marion P. Cowdery, Dorothy Cowdery to Robert Cowdery, Tarilyn Cowdery, Deidra Cowdery, 100 acre lot 134, Olive. · Marion P. Cowdery, Dorothy Cowdery to Ronnie W. Cowdery, Lot 135, Olive. Wayne D. Beal, Janeth M. Be~l to Wayne D. Beal, Janeth M. Beal, Parcels, Bedford. Martha Holsinger to Robert E. Webb, Donna J. Webb, I Acre, Olive. · Kenneth R. Frecker, Mary lA. Frecker to Olin Yolll18, Josephine Young, 9.23 A., Olive. Geraldll)e E. Patchin, Alba Vern Johnson Jr., VIrginia Y. Johnson, Theodore E. Johnson, Kathryn J. Johnso~. Ellsworth Johnson, Anne C. Johnson to Kenneth R. Frecker, Mary A. Frecker, Corrective Deed, Olive. Marilyn -Trussell, Robert Trussell, Mary Belle Warner, Dale Warner to Ronnie W. Cowdery, 3 A., Olive. . Mary V. Hlndy, Kalad ' Hindy, Artie Mae Buskirk, Sherman Buskirk Jr. to Artie ' Mae Buskirk, Sherman ' Buskirk Jr., Lot; Middleport. June P. Lee, Archie E. Lee to John T. Wllllams, Judith A. Wllllams, Lol, Sutton, 0.035 A., Syracuse. Anna Mae 'Cleland to ' · Wayne Cleland .42 A., , Rutland. ·1, f: f f f ~s~~.s~~~~.~~~S warm Linod Booh . Desert }3 ~. Bools. ~ eM ISS AMERICA Dress Shoes ond Casuals. eANGEL TREADS House Slippers .UePfEEDWSTRIN IDE Dress Shoes . Loafers. fJ ~ ' fJ Dress Shoes . Boots . loafers Q I ~ JS ~ . ~ ! Q BUSTER. BROWN- For Boys and Girls HOUSE SLIPPER For All the Family CONVERSE- Canv•s Oxlords ENDICOTT JOHNSON Mens · Big Boys · Lillie Boys Boots . Dress Shoes and Casu•ls COWBO: BOOTS By JOHN T. KADY COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Ohio Supreme Court today agreed to review two lower court decisions which held six bills, passed last January by the Ohio General Assembly and signed by then Gov. John J. Gilligan, were unconstitutionally enacted. The bills were passed by the Democratic controlled legislature and signed by Gilligan before he left office. The bills were not signed by then Lt.Gov. John Brrown, a YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT HEADQUARTERS OPEN TONIGHT TIL Third Floor Toyland Specials ' r--..--...-..-. .-..~-·r---·_.._.._.._..._.._._., I 1 I Reg . $5.88 fRAN WALKER DOLL 1 I Reg. $6.99 Little .Bo Peep ! IRONING .SET I VOL. XXVII 175 ~ ~ ! USE YOUR BANKAMERICARD ·1 Strummer Folk GUITAR i SALE '4.88 ! 1 SAVE 10% 1 I i I ON All TONKA TOYS On AII.Road R.:~~ng ! ' ! /' , If I_____:____J.I ___,.:e~----1 Electric Train Bring your children to see Santa Claus in the thir_d floor Toyland Friday and Saturday 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. . was Republica n, wl\o presiding officer of the Ohio Senate . Senate Minority Leader Michael J . Mal 9ney, RCincinna ti, filed , suit in Franklin County 'Common Pleas Court contehding the bills were uncon$titutional because they had ~ot beeen signed by the li.eutenant governor . j The common pleas court agreed and the deqsion was upheld by the rranklin County Court of AJ1Peals. • Through a quirk in the Ohio Constitution, the General Assembly is sworn in a week before the governor. Democrats took control of the legislature in the November, 1974, general election, but Gilligan was defeated by Gov. James A. Rhodes. The members of the General Assembly were sworn into office on Jan . 6, but Rhodes was not sworn in until Jan. 13. The General Assembly then • passed the six bills, which include<! a con gressional redistricting me asure favorable to Democrats, and sent them to Gilligan for his signa lure, bypassing the lieutenant governor, before Rhodes could tBke office: However, Secretary of State Ted W. Brown refused to file the bills contending, as Malon ey did, they were illegally enacted because the lieutenant governor did not sign them . 1I 'on !m u ~ ··t 1•n fiill-\e 10) at y POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO en tin .e FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19. 1975 \ -~ ! '-· II Brighten Your Home For the Holidays with A Visit to Our By KAY CHRISTENSEN CHARLESTON , W. Va. IUPI ) - Gov. Arch Moore has vowed to run for an unprecedented third term and prove his innocence of an extortion indictment which charged he accepted $25,000 from a now bankrupt loan company . Moore, 52, a Republican who served six terms in Congress, was scbeduled for arraignment today before U.S. District Judge K.K. Hall on char ges that he and William Loy, his former top administrative aide, extorted $25,000 from the Diversified · Mountaineer Corp ., which is now in receivership. The extortion allegedly occurred I in 1972, during Moore 's ANNUAL YULETIDE PROJECT at Salisbury Elementary School is gifts dona ted by campaign for his second term pupils to residents of the Syracuse Nursing ~?me and the Meigs ,County Infirmary are , front as governor . row, 1-r, John Hess, Brenda·Wise , and Bre~ Sinclair; back row, Fred Colburn, Jim Hoyt, U convicted , Moore and and Mark !'riend. . ;. Loy could receive 20-year prison terms and be fined ·::::::~:-r.;::::::::::{::::::::::::::::·:·:·:·:·:·:· :·:l;o:·~ ·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:.;.:::·:~:::~:·:·:::::;:::::~·::x~::::::::::::::::::::~: ;::::!::;:;:;:::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: $10,000 each. · The governor, at a hastily United, union called news conference Thursday after the inin tentative accord dictment was handed down, By United Press lnternallooel · accused U.S. Attorney John WASHINGTON (UPII MOUNTAIN VIEW, CALIF . - AMERIC~N space engineers have successfully slowed Pioneer 11 's speed by 67 The National miles per hour to bring It closer to tbe planet Saturn. Officials Mediation Board today at tbe Nallonal Aeronautics and Space Administration 's Ames announced a tentative Research Center said Thursday the slowdown was a tricky agreement In the machinists s(rlke against procedure because the unmanned craft was Ol\1 of communication with engineers for several hours. I United Air Lines. However, they said the maneuver went off withbut a hitch The board said both the and communications were restored. Scientists said they hoped company and the union to slip the spacecraft between the planet's innel' ring and hope to have the nation's surface in September 1979. Pioneer Ills 287-million toiles from largest domestic airline Saturn . ' operating ugaln as soon Despite the iact thai the as possible. Nov . 4 eleclion was one of the The settlement CLEVELAND - AN ATTEMPT WAS made rl>ursday on hardest to tabulate in lhe details being withheld the life of former Cuyahoga County deputy sheniff Donald history of Meigs Coun ty, was reached following an Campbell, who Is one of the witnesses testifying befqre a grand · about $1,500 in labor costs al~nlght session between jury investigating charges against the sheriff's department. were saved, E. A. Wingett, the company and the About 5:30 p.m . as Campbell drove along' the west Meigs Board of Elections International Assoclallon shoreway, a car pulled alongside Campbell's ana.!four shots member said toda y. of Machinists and were fired. 'l'bey hit Campbell'scar but he was unini)lred . Preceding the Nov . 4 Aerospace Workers, election , at Wingett's in' acrordlng toW. J. Usery, sistence , the number of special assistant to the CINCINNATI - A PROPOSED ANTI-POLLliTION precincts in Meigs County presldenl, and David H. regulation closely tied to the use of high-sulfur cdal in Ohio was reduced from 10 to 30 . Stowe, chairman olthe underwent stonny criticism In tbe first public hear~ng on tbe Wingett said at the time thai mediation board. plan Thursday. An electrical company executive complained the action would save from 20 George Robinson, the proposal was so tough it could mean a 36 per Cl)nt hike In lo 25 percent of the tolallabor electric bills; an air pollution expert testified the plan wasn't . district pjesldcnt of the cos~.<; for elections in lhe union, said ratification stiff enough, and a politician said the choice was "prbtection of county . by the procedure life versus excessive corporate profits." : He pointed out loday that membership would be Several hundred persons turned out to listen lo opponents, the Nov. 4 election was a "expedited looking and a few propgnenls, of the U. S. Environmental Protection problem because each voter toward an early Agency's proposed sulfW' dioxide emission standards for Ohio. had from 11 to 13 ballots, all resumption of United Much sulfW' dioxlde pollution stems from the industrial burof which had to be processed flights." ning of high-sulfur coal. 1 by board of election workers. An EPA official promised to "re~valuate" the proposal ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::: It was indicaled that the in light of testimony from the session and from three upcoming savings would have been public hearings - Jan. 6 in Cleveland, Jan. 8 in Steubenville piC Up greater if the Nov. 4 election and Jan. 13 in Columbus. t had been more routine. The amount of workers due to the change in the number of DETROIT - THE FORD MOTOR CO. ~ill recJnslder its . SYRACUSE - Village voting places 1was reduced $113 price Increase If otber companies do not follow i* lead and Councilman Barry McCoy from 240 to 180 for the first sales begin to slip, Board Chairman Henry Ford II sats. announced today that time at the Nov. 4 election. "If General Motors doesn,'t follow, then we'll hape to look Lawrence Manley will begin In statistics prepared by at the market and see If It's costing us sales," Ford told a year- garbage pick up here Jan ..2 Wingett, il is noted that al the end news conference Thursday. "We doo 't think this small and 3, Friday and Saturday. las! election 814 volers casl increase will hurt car sales, though it might hurt !lome. But Garbage missed will be ballots in ' the four Pomeroy we're very flexible on prlcep." pi cked up Jan . 5. Until precincts at a cost of $1 ,071 . Manley learns the route, In 1974 there were 615 votes WASHINGTON - IN THE; FIRS!' ACTION of its' kind the • which may lake two or, three cast in six PomerQy precincts government has given the makers of Usterine a chdlce: Stop weeks, it will be necessary al a cost of. $1,190.115. advertising the mouthwash or spend $10 million admilting they for him to make personal According to the fi gures, at deceived the public for 60 years about its power tol ward off cootacls McCoy said. the Nov. 4 ele ction 378 votes colds and sore throats. The manufacturer, Warner,I.ambert Manley will bill each month were est at a cost of $281 in Co., said it would fight the order to the Supreme Co~rt if need but he may collect from labor while In 1974 , 210 votes be to prove that 80 years of 1consumer accepta.ncl can't be tesidents personally. Once were <·ast. with labor costs vrrong. . his route is eslablished he will running ~370 . 60. In Orange The FTC told the company to stop the advertisi g claims set a day1 of (he week for Town ship in the Nov .. 4 in question. But It said that even if such ads ceased loday, the colleclion which will be an: election, 312 votes were cast public stU! would carry the Impression "well into the 1900s" nounced and published. al a cost of $270 while in 1974 that Listerine can CJII'e or ward off colds or sore throats. 269 votes were cast In the So It said that If the company elects to continue advertising lownship at a cost of $420.90. I.OCAL TEMPS the mouthwash - something It .obviously expects will happen Temperature in downtown . The total cost for labor Nov . -the first $10.2 ~llllon of such ads must carry the1following Pomeroy at 11 a.m . today 4, 1975 amounted lo $7,935 phrase: "Contrary to prior adverti!ilng, Ustering will not was 25 degrees under partly wllile the tolal labor cosl in prevent colds or sore throats or lessen their severeity." the 1974 eleclion was $9,118. cl"ttdy skies. .I Home Furnishinos Annex . . . . Tablecovers , Curtai n s , IINews. . ~in Br~efs=l\ Draperies . Bedspreads , Area Rugs, ll,ath Mat Sets, and a large of Cannon Royal Family Bath Ensembles, Sheets and Pillowcases. y Shop The Second Floor For A Large and Complete Gift Selection.. . · Sportswear , Blouses , Shirh , Blazers , Panh, Sweaters, Skirts, Kl'!il Tops, Winter Sleepwear, Gowns , Pajamas , Robes. Jewelry, Handbilgs, Billfolds, Key Cases. Scarh, Gloves·, Hosiery , Cosmetics by Revlon and Coty , and qirls Coats. Dresses and Sportswear In Preteen. 4 thru 1,4, lntilnh and Toddlers sites. Housewares Department · lsi Floor Small electrical appliances such as toasters. waffle irons. blenders, per. colators. Dinnerware . complete sets of Dishes · Corning Wore . Cooking Utensils . Knives • Stainless Steel Flatware sets . Candles · Alarm Clocks . Canister Sels . Hair Dryers · and many, many others . Mens Doub.le Knit . •. DRESS SLACKS A fine selection in solid color s and pat. of dress slacks. MEN'S WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS 3 permanent press wh ite handkerchiefs In plastic bag . Generous size. Give Him WEMBLEY TIES Select a lie or two from the ex-· cellenl selection mens department 1st floor . Solid colors and neat palferns. Ask to see the. new reversible Wembley lies for men. Ask for free gift box.· •1.25 pkg. Garbage , k SWEATERS FOR MEN Choose slipovers · cardigans or sleeve less sweaters. There's plenty ol styles and colors that are sure to please. Sizes 36 tp plan announced '· 54 . Be sure to see these fine sweaters . Music Department- lsi Floor Pall*sonic 8 Track Panasonlc Portable Tape Players tape Recorder Portable Pia yer SALE PRICES ' YAMAHA GUITARS ' P•nasonic Transistor Radios Pocket and Table Models Big Selection DIGITAL a.ocK RADIO Portable Tape and Cassette Cases ----·-·-·-·-+·--·-·-...·-·-o/ ' Car Tape Players and Speakers Big musical strings, microphones, bridges., !tc. ·~ Savings made in election Womens coats, Dresses, Coordinate terns. Sizes 29 Ia 42 waist . Choose his fayorlfe style. You'll please him with a gill PRICE 15' -~------·----------- ,, selection FAMIUAR SIGHT - Santa with the children was a scene repeated many times this week at area schools . He 's pictured here wi•.h the Pomeroy morning kindergarten class tBught by Mary Carolyn Wiley. Santll (Curley Wiles ) has made annual visits to the school since it opened 14 years ago. e I -;;~~;--i--iVEio%--1 . SCENIC SAND I 1 1 ART PLANTER SALE S] 28 I I Frank makes settlement for schools payday • d d West Virginia Gov. Moore m lct e ~--------~~--------1 . Reg. $7.49 I I { . e t--~~!~ __ J._~~~---J 1 Reg. $2.99 I Req. $11.88 I Fun Factory Jr. -~~~· ~tf1tt.~;~~~; Gift Suggestzons · ~ ft fJ . II .PLAY-DOH I1TAFFY MACHINE II ! SALE '1.88 I SALE '7.77 I NEW HAVEN, IV. VA. The Recceation Foundation of New Haven will hold a New Years Eve Dance at the towns community building from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Cosl of the dance is $8 per couple. Bill Marshall's Band will play. Persons may reserve tables for three couples at $2 and four and five couples for $3. Tickets may be purchased at the Bend Area Tire center, Flesher's Texaco, Gregg 's Key Market and the New Haven Supermarket . For further Information call : 8822056; 1182-2634 or 882-2194. CONSOLE STEREO FOR .. .............- the Pomeroy and Middleporl Chambers of Commerce to establish a suilable transporlation system when the bridge is shut down again for repairs next spring. dance planned ---~ living link to qual ity ' - Donald Wade P.vel11, 24. Millon, possession,' under the influence and contributing, $2,500 bond. - Conley David Dudley, Jr .. 23, Mason , possession of a controlled subslance, $2,500 bond. The arrests on the drugrelal<!d counl.<; on the parking lot of lhe Graham Methodist Church resulted when Deputies Detner Roush m and K. W. Love pulled in on a car and van with some of the occupan Is of the vehicles Obviously in the slaw of confusion. New Year's Eve .ADMIRAL 1 Sl.lliHJ cash bond. Mason merchants name ·Keams MASON , W. VA . - Danny Kearns, owner of Clifton Auto Sales, has been elected president of the newly organized Mason Businessmen's Association. Other officers are William Hussell, owner of the Mason Barber Shop, vice president and Charles Radford, operator of Pickens Sotre, secretary -treasurer. The group decided il.<l first project will be to work with High court will settle 6 Ohio lam:e duck bills rontributin~ anc1 int o x ic~1li on Mens Department- lsi Floor Mens and Bovs Oepartmen1 Mens .- Boys GIVE HANES UNDERWEAR A complete select ion of sizes In knit briefs . tee sh irts for boys and for men plus mens therma l underwear . athlet ic shirts . gripper boxer and bo xer athletic shorts . V-neck T·shirls . • TUBE SOCKS Mens sizes · boys sizes and iuvenlt~ boys sizes . White with colored tops. · 884 pair You 're' sure to please with a gift of Hanes Underwear. ------------.:....--EXTRA GIFTS FOR MEN Buy Mens or Bgys Jackets Now .at Sale Prices we suggest - Suspenders . Work or Dress Socks. Work Gloves. Dress Gloves Winter Cops · Bandano Hondtrchltta . li vou don't lind what you'rt looking for- Itt us help vou. ' M41V Take advantage ol the very special sale · prices on mens and boys winter jackets. You' ll like the styles. the colors and the savings during this jacket sale. y ~~fJGJ~«M~#J!I(jf(l . •' '\ ' Field III, head of tbe grand jury investigation into 1972 campaign financing in West Virginia, of waging a "personal vendetta" against him . "I will not yield an inch, " Moore said. "I am going to fight this matter . They have heaped abuse on abuse on good, law abiding citizens of this state." Moore had plamed to announce his candidacy for an unpre cedented third term later this year but made the announcement at the Thursday news conference instead. "I am announcing formally to you today that I will fil• , that I will run, that I will be successful,!' he said. Diversifed Mountaineer had subsidiaries in west Virginia , Tennessee , Kentucky and Virginia, before its financial empire began to crumble in 1973 . The govei'DI]1tlll alleged the loan · firm handed over the $25,000 to Moore's 1972 campaign in exchan ge for a bank charter. However, the company never received the charter and is now in the process of bemg liquidated. Moore and Loy were charged with obtaining tbe money from Diversified President Theodore Price . Six months ago, the same grand jury returned more than 30 indictments against Price and Roger Baird, the firm 's controller, alleging fraud in the company's fundraising activities. Also named as unindicted co-consp1rators were state bankin g Commissioner George Jordan , who last month received a directed verdict of acquittlll on a state charge of falsifying expense accounts, and Nolan B. Hamric, a Gassaway bank official and a member of the state Bullding C<Jnunission. Senate may try to save tax cut By DON PHIU.IPS WASlliNGTON (UP!) - A move developed in the Senate today to make one last effort to revive a tax cut bill . But House Democratic leaders sai\1 it was unlikely anything could be done to prevent taxes from rising, at least temporarily, early next year. Speaker Carl Albert said the Oemocral.<l were sticking to the position they took after Ford's veto of a six-month tax cut extension was upheld Thursday: no further efforts will be made to pass a tax cut bill unless Ford backs down on his demand that a specific binding ceiling on fiscal 19n spending be attached . Sen. Russell Long , D-La ., called a meeting of his Senate Finance Corrunittee to push his plan to pass exactly th~ same bill that Ford vetoed, but with some nonbinding "con ciliatory language" · promising to hold down spending. The Lon g plan would pledge "in principle" to cut a dollar from the budget for every dollar tllx cut. But Congress would have the right to raise or lower ceilings at will, in effect ignoring their own promise . But Albert said no one had any assurances that Ford would accept such a plan. He said he understood some Republicans had talked with Ford about tbe plan, but "They haven 't sold it to the President." "They haven't sold me at all ," Albert added . Winners announced Judging in lhe annual home li ghting contest sponsored by the Middleport Amateur Gardeners took place Thursday night with prizes of $10 and $5 for first and second awarded in window and door categories. Mrs. Janet Bolin and Mrs. Marie Birchfield of Rutland , judges, were taken on a tour of the town by Mrs. Pearl Reyn olds ·and Mrs. Connie Ball . In th e do or decora ting contest, firs! place went to th e William Haptonstall residence on South Fifth, EXTENDED OUTLOOK Sunday thro·ugh Tuesday. chance of snow flurries In lht• northeast portion Sunday, but other,wlse fair Sunday through Tuesday Highs Sunday will he In th e 30s to the lower 40s, warming ·to the 40s and lower 50s by Tu<•sduy. Lows will be In the low•·r 20s to the lower 30s. second to the Richard Ow en home on North Third. In the window decorating calegory, first went to Mrs. Dorothy Young, Front St. , and second lo the Harold Teaford residence on Fairlane Drive. Tlte judges were presented gifts by the host club al a re cep tion held at the dccor alcd home of Mrs . Ev erell Taylor . 1\ltending were Mrs. Pearl Reynolds, club president; Mrs. Ar thur Strauss , Mrs . Grace Pratt , Mrs. Ball , Mr s. Err oll Conroy, Mrs. L. E. Reynolds, Mrs .. Wal ter Crooks, and Mrs. Edward Burke tt . DAYS TO CHRISTMAS Meigs Local School District teaching and non-tea ching personnel - thanks to an early tax se ltli ng fr om County Audi tor Howard Frank - were to be paid today in accordan ce with an agreem enl be twe en the Meigs Local Board of Education and teachers of the district. Paymenl has bee n a point or contention because of the lack of money in the general fund . Th e board said pa)'lllenl could not be made. According to the negotiated agre ement belween the board and teachers, paymen t is to be made on the "final day before a vacatio11 period." The pay period involved the last part of December . Foundation fund s did not arrive, and earlier this month the board voted to change the pay day from Dec . 19 to Dec. School Distri ct's Teachers Assn. whose pres ident, Ed Bartels poin ted out tha t the moti on vi olated the agreement betwee n the board and the associati on. He asked that it be rescinded, although he also indi cated . teachers wan t to be coopera tive . At Mo nday 's night 's meeting, upon rescinding the motion, pay day was according to the agreement to be on Dec . t9. However, the board indicated that it could not pay unti l money was received bul thai it wouid be pai d wh en fund s were received. District Supt. Charles Dowler said this morning the boar d wil! pay empl oyes today because Auditor Frank has made a lax settlemen t to the district adequa te to meet the approximate $80,000 payroll. Dowler said normally 31. the seltlement would not be However, a·t a board made until Dec. 31 but that meetin g Monday, the board Frank, aware of the problem, rescinded that motion at the acted to solve il. request of the Meigs Local Labor, health • bill hits veto • . . .. ~ ... :11 WASHINGTON !UPT> - President Ford today vetoed a $45 billion appropriations bill for the departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare that also contains an antibusing provision on the grounds it provides nearly $1 billion more than he requested and represents "a classic example" of "unchecked spending." In the special message to Congress, Ford said that "not only would the $45 billion total in this bill add significantly to the already burdensome deficits in this year and next but the individual increases themselves are unjustified , un necessary and unwise .'' The bill would have provided money for t he Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Wellare. It was Ford's 42nd veto. Six of those vetos have been overridden by Congress. On Thursday, the House failed to override his veto of tbe tax CUI bill. The ,measure also included a ban on HEW furthering the use of busing as a means of bringing about school desegregation. Ford did not mention the busing provision in his veto message. He did say the bill was inconsistent with fiscal discipline and with effective restraint on the growth of government. He said if the bill became law it would increase federal employment by 8,000 persons and added he finds "it most difficult to believe the majority of the American people favor increasing the number of employes on the federal payroll, whether by congressional direction or by other means. "On the contrary, I believe the overwhelming majority agree with my view that there are already toe many employes in lhe federal government." Noting he had vetoed a sixmon th extension of the temporary tax· cut due to 1Conlinu<'il on page 10 ) Next Booster Tractormen meeting is set incorporate Because of the nature of th e basketball season the Meigs Athleti c Boos ter me etings are very irregular , the next being, Jan. 13 al 7:30 p.m . when all coac he s and parents are urged lo attend. The Boosters wish to ex tend a sincere tha nks lo the Farmers Bank and Savings Company for its generous donati on of $100. They al so exlend best wi shes to Ihe wrestling team and hope Ihem a successful season. The wrestlin g !cam ha; a malch Saturday, Dec. 20, al Chesapeake in the Holid;1y COLUM BUS - Secretary of State Ted W. Brown has issued a charter 10 Southeastern Ohio Traclor Puilers' Assn., Inc. lo operate as a non-profit corporation in the state of Ohio. Prin cipal office of lhe corporation is to be located in Hacine. According to the articles, th e corpora tion was formed to adva nce the proficien cy of ind !viduc1ls as tr actor opera tors and de velop the ultim ale power and uti lization of farm tractors. Robert J . Codner; Houle 2, Tournament. Racin e; Sandra E. Codn er, Th e Boos ters urge Rout e 2, Racin e, and res id ents to sup por t lhc Clarence Bauerbach, Lowell, teams and attend the games ure trustees. Rober t J . ami mu tchcs . Codner is statutory agent. 1\ '\ ' 1\ �•• ' 3- The Daily Sentinel, Middle(iori-Pomeroy, 0., Fr iday, Dec. JU, 1975 ~ - The Gophers surprise Waniors 77-73 . Daily Sentinel, Mtdctleport -f'omcruy, 0., FrldHy, Der. tn, 197S Legislators on own tax scheme VILLAGE PHARMACY Middleport, Ohio 8:3Dtii8:00Mon.-Sat. Closed Sunday New Haven, W. Va . 9to 5 Mon., Tue., Wed. 9to !Thurs. 91o 7 Fri. Closed Sunday VILLAGE PHARMACY MIDDLEPORT, OHIO PH. 992-5759 By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS tUPI) - Ohio legislalors. are on their way Utward implementing their own version of Gov. James A. Rhodes' proposed real esta te tax freeze, without its disadvantages. In fact, they believe th~y may be able to go the governor one better by actually reducing taxes. A !louse Ways and Means subcommittee Thursday unanimously appr oved legislation to abolish the state Board of Tax Appeals and eff ectively eliminate real estate tax increases which result from escala ting land values. The proposal, sent to the full Ways and Means Committee for expected approval next month, would accomplish virtually the same thing proposed earlier this week by the governor , a freeze on unvoted real estate taxes. It has these two distinct advantages, however, according to Rep . John E. Johnson, D.Qrrville, subcommittee chairman : - There would be no loss of ~~~~~~ss~~~ CHRISTMAS ARRANGEMENTS ~ FRESH GREENERY and FRESH FLOWERS FROM'4.98 20% g~!·n Carry Middleport~ ~~~~~~~s~ _ 992 5560 CHECK THESE LAST MINUTE VALUESI SKitSA~ 71f4" power sa'w MODEL 574 7:.4 inches of power controll•d by th e "Vtr i-Torque" clutch makes th is 1"' H.P. saw a real workhor" l NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS - Tapped for membership in the National Honor Society Thursday at Eastern High School were front row, 1-r, Edna Boggs, Tim Kuhn , Teresa Edwards, and Jane Smith; second row, Rachel Hunter, Kathy Follr<id, Teresa Carr, Teresa Buckley, and Juli Whitehead; third row, Suzy Goebel, Carolyn Harper, Dorothy Runyon , David Brown, and Cheryl Griffin. revenues to school districts and local governments. - Local millage would not be reduced, as it currently is when real estate values increase, for the purpose of calculating public utility taxes and umgible personal property taxes for business, Beca use of the latter feature, Johnson said, the initial effect of the legislation might be a slight reduction in rea l estate taxes for property owners since they would not have to share tbe windfall from a millage rollback with other taxpayers when land is revalued upward. Rhodes proposed earlier. this week that all unvoted real estate taxes be frozen at Jan.!, 1975, levels by a rule of the Board of Tax Appeals. The board is to hold a hearing on that proposal Jan. 22. Johnson said it is possible the governor got wind of what his subcommittee was doing because the legislative plan has been in the works for three months. The legislative real estate tax freeze, devised by Reps. William E. Hinlg, D-New Philadelphia, and George D. Tablack, D-Campbell, was tacked onto a bi!l sponsored by Johnson. That bill would abolish the board and divide its functions into separate administrative and judicial agencies. The Hinig-Tablack plan provides that in the event land values are boosted by reappraisals, all classes of real estate taxpayers would get a tax credit or monetary rebate to offset any increase in taxes. Currently, the difference is made up by reducing the millage assesse d on the property, but this lowers the DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS -MASON AREA CHESTER.L. TANNEHILL Exec . Ed . ROBE RT'HOE FLICH City Editor Pub I is h ed da i ly except Satur day by The Ohio ValleY. 181 amount of money available for education and local goverrunent. The Hinig -Tabla c k proposal would sidestep the millage reduction by granting the rebate in actual dollars. audiUtrs ior the first time to file substantive appeals in tax cases. - Increase the share of local government money available to county auditors for reappraisals. F'u bll shl ng compa ny , 111 - Umit reappraisals to review every three years, instead of every year as in current law. Johnson con· ceded this provision might be tested in court because the Supreme Court of Ohio ordered annual review_s beginning in 1972. British Arctic explorer William Perry was born Dec. 19, 1790. DR. LAMB Getting rid of scabies M WITH 59 N. Second St. College Basketball Roundup United Press International Marquette Coach AI McGuire sa id his secondr;mked Warriors silnply fell victim to wh~t he called "the . best center we'll face all year" and a crowd that loves its team. .The Minnesota Gophers, ptcked to finish ninth in the Big Ten and facing severe NCAA penalties for re cr uiting violations, responded to the crowd of 11,147 Thursday night and played as if they were a By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR . LAMB Somewhere , somehow I caught scabies, and after several trips to the dermelologist, il cle• red up. I couldn't convince my husband tha t he should submit to the lotion treatmen t, and in several weeks he became a victim. I have some infestation again, an d now we are following the doctor 's directions on the lotio n, changing bed linens, and chan gmg to freshly laun·dered clothes. My ques(ion is, how contagious are these mites ? My doctor said the mite lives only on a warm body and therefore is passed only by close contact from the infected skin, and there is no danger of transmitting it by hanging a coat on a public coat rack, etc. His nurse says that it ping-pongs back and forth in contact with doorknobs, dishes, etc. This problem is playing havoc with my nerves, so I'll appreciate any information you can send us on clearing my home of this pest. DEAR READER - There is literally a worldwide ,, epidemic of scabies and other small animals of the louse group at the present time. You are more likely to get sca bies from close personal contact. The female ha s small , sharp, cutting edges on her front legs, and wilh lhese and her jaws, she digs a tunnel into the skin. These burrows, commonly in the folds of the skin as between lhe fingers, are one of the best evidence of an 'i nfestation with scabies. She mates and lays her eggs here, and they hatch , produclrlg a new crop of bugs. The itch usually doesn't occur until nearly a month after the first burrow. is plowed in your skin. So; a person may go albng blissfully ignorant of a rewnt infection for a month or more after it slarled. The itch is usally at night, and most of the skin surfaces csn be involved except 'the fa ce and scalp (in newborn babies lhe scalp may be involved, Uto ). The parasites are killed by prescribed medical lotions or cream used after a good bath for best effect. A second applica lion must be used ,a SENIORS AT EASTERN High School who are members of the National H011or Society. are front row, 1-r, George Pickens, .Tim Kuhn, Edna Boggs, Crissy Morlan, president ; second row, Denise Dean, Diana Pullins, secretary-treasurer, Kathy Newell, Debbie Sanders, vice president, and Niese! Duvall, week later to kill the second crop of parasites fr om existing eggs hatching in the old burrows. The itch may persis t for weeks after successful eradicalion of the parasites. While it is true that you can get the bug most easily by personal contact, as in just sleeping in the same bed with an infected person, you can ge t it from infected linen and towels. Aller treatment you need to put on clean sheets and clean clothing . All clothing and sheets and towels that have been used must be cleaned or laundered. And, ,as you have found out, all members of the household must be treated at the same time. . That usually is sufficient to eliminate the infestita tion from any household. If you are really worried, you might want to spray the mattresses, sofas, and other inanimate objec~ with Kwell spray which you can get without a prescription. This is not to be used on your body. Gelling the infestation from door knobs and public coat racks .is nol very likely. But you can get it from shaking hands or rubbing elbows with someone who has an active skin infestation. 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A 10-7 sudden death loss to the Baltimore Colts last Sunday left Miami with only a glimmer of hope and that hope will be spread over a 24hour period this weekend. First , Miami, a 13-point favorite, fa ces Denver in its reg ular seaso n fin ale Saturday and must win to remain in token con tention. Then the Dolphins will sit tighl Sunday and hope that either Baltimore, a 17-point choice over New England, loses, or that San Diego, a 16poinl underdog, upends Cincinnati. A Miami victory and a Colt loss would give the Dolphins the AFC East title. Miami an d Baltimore victories and a Cincinnati loss sends the SUNDAY, DEC. 21 19" diagonal plchire. per cent Solid Slate Modular Chassi s. " In -Line" Matri x-Stripe Picture Tube "Super lnsta -Matlc" Color Tuning. Walnut grain finish Nothing expresses the warmth or Christmas like all ving gift the whole family un entoy ... espec· I I thl~ bt!autiful FTD Holiday Tanner Athletics manager Standl lhem with the Insurance coverage lhey need and probably save you money also . See us today before '$ 16.95 13 drill bits made of ml11cted tool still in a convenient steel container. 1/16 to 1/4 inches. Dolphins into the playoffs as a wild card or best runnerup. Wins by Baltimore and Cincinn•ti send the Dolphins home for the holidays. "All we ca n hope now is that somebody else does the job for us,'' said Miami Coach Don Shula. "We first h~ve Ut win on Saturday at home against Denver and then wait to see what happens in the Baltimore-New England and Cincinnati-San Diego games . It was very disappointing to lose in overtime in Baltimore because we wanted to make ' ' the playoffs on our own performance." The rest of the playoff picture is set, with only some :£:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::::=:=::::;;::;.;.::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:::::::::::::;:;:;:;: home sites yet to be cteter.. ~~: mined. Pittsburgh, the AFC Central winner, will play either Baltimore or Miami ·\\! next Saturday and Oakland, the Western champion, will host the other AFC game on The fact that Finley gave York Yankees in a contract would have to make up the OAKLAND I UPI) Sunday . St . Louis, Minnesota Oakland A's owner Charlie Tanner a three-year pact dispute had not been the real difference. So I've outvexed <md Los Angeles have won Finley says he has "out- seemed w prove that Finley key to the A's' playoff loss. Veeck. That's comedy , bud." NFC division titles and are vexed" Bill Veeck by signing really wanted Tanner, who The Tanner dea l was sealed Veeck sa id, " I'm disapstill jockeying for home field Chuck Tanner to manage his had managed the White Sox in Chicago, Finley's business pointed, obviously," and advantage, going for the first since Sept. 14, 1970, when he Western Division champion headquarters and the city implied he had wanted to time this year to the club with• Oakland A's for the next replaced Don Gutteridge. where Veeck announced 24 keep Tanner around as an the best record rather than on In 1971, Tanner brought his hours earlier he was putting '~ insurance policy" in case three seasons. a simple rotating site system. The 46-year-old Tann er , team in third in the Utugh an old friend and cohort, 67- Richards ran into trouble. Dallas, the NFC wild card easel! out as manager of the American League West ;md year-old Paul Richards, in "I had certainly made a d ub, will be on the road Ch icago White So• Wed - the Olisox finished a surprise the place of Tanner. legitima te pitch to try ;md get regardless of what happens. nesday by newly-approved second in 1972. But they Tanner still had three years him to stay with our In other Saturday games, owner Veeck, sealed the -deal skidded to fifth in 1973 ;md to go on his Sox contract and organization," Veeck said. "! Minnesota is at Buffalo and with ~tormy Oakland boss fourth in 1974. Finley chortled, " If I signed think that Charley Finley has In 1974, Nelson Rockefeller Pittsburgh is at Los Angeles "Tanner possesses the him for $10,000 a year, Veeck signed an excellent manage r. w•s confirmed by Congress Finley Thursday in Chicago . in a night game. Other Tanner, who performed for qualities I have been looking as vice president after a sixregular season finals Sunday the Braves and Cubs as a for in a manager for a long hour debate in the House. He have St. Louis at Detroit , major league outfielder, time,'' said Finley. "I expect then took the oath of offi ce Kansa s City at Oakland, reportedly will get the same him to lead the A's to their and was sworn in. Dallas at the New York Jets, fourth W orld Championship $70,000 a year he had been Cleveland at Houston , in five years. He'll be the best getting from the Sox. A thought for the day: Atlanta at Green Bay, Finley said "the reason I manager I've ever had." German philosopher Arthur Philadelphia at Washington , Tarmer will be in a tough have not named a manager Schope nhauer said, " In the New York Giants at San before this is because I was spot. Dark piloted the A's to tellect is invisible lo the man David Sager and P. J. game and tra iled only 30-28 al Francisco and Chicago at waiting to see what would their uusual division title but wbo has none." Moore combined for 48 points the intermission. New Orleans. take place in the Chicago was fired after losing the As the second half opened White Sox organization ... I playoffs to Boston. Many in Huntingto n's Memorial Field Hou8e lo pace the East Easl switched defenses and wanted W see if Tanner would wondered if the fact that Highlanders lo a 65-57 over the Highlander guards began Finley had lost pitching ace be available." visi ting Pt. Pleasant Thurs· picking up the Big Blacks as Catfish Hunter to the New day night. soon as they crossed midIt was the Big Blacks' first court . loss in three starts. E•st began to ta ke control ALL GAMES Sager and Moore bolh of Ihe game with 3:50 Team W l P ' OP finished witp 24 poin ts and at remaining in lhe third period Ironton 6 (} 337 27 8 Wheelersburg d 0 283 220 halftim e had 26 or the when Sager hit two foul shots Ga l lipol is 4 o 228 lBJ Highlanders 28 points - to give the Highlanders a 38Port smouth d 1 329 294 P t Pl easant 2 1 181 167 Waver l y J J 294 298 The Meigs Marauders Sager wilh 12 and Moore with 36 lead, one they never It relinquished. A thens 2 3 24'2 264 gi rls ' basketball team We l ls ton 2 3 268 · 292 Point Pleasant tied it al 38Two factors helped East to Me igs 7 3 280 · 289 scrimmaged with girls from all before HEHS moved to a lheir second win in fi ve South Po in t 2 3 286 320 Kyger Creek and Gallipolis Logan 2 4 339 350 games they got the usually 44-41 lead al the end of three Ja c kson 1 d 25 1 250 Wedn esday night, perBig Blacks playing quarters. deliberate Thursdav's res ults : Hunt . East 65 Pt . Pleasant 57 forming well on offense and Easl then broke lhe game a faster style of game and Ironto n 58 F .!!ilrview 55 defense. effectiv ely controlled qJen scoring lhe firsl 10 ,!hey Pam Vaughan. a jW1ior Jim Tatlerson of points of the final peri od Tonight's games guard , had 21 points against high-scoring Point Pleasan t in lhe second eight by Moore and two by Gallipolis and 11 points half. Sager - to move to a 54-41 SEOAL agains t Kyger Creek. L ogan al At hens Tatterson, who ended the bulge at the 5:19 mark. TR 1-VALLe v Demaris Ash, a senior guard, evening with 26 points, scored The Big Blacks were able to :l e)(ander at N.elsonville York had. 9 against the opposition !8 in the opening half and had get it down to three with 1: 18 eder.at Hoek•no al Warren and provt"ded lhe speed for Local helped his team to an early remaining, but East salted Vinlon Coun ly at Belpre fast breaks Beth Vaughan SVAC ' !2-2 lead. East then stea dily the game away in the final and Calhy Meadows, both Kyger Creek at Ea•lern worked itself back into lhe minute by making eight of 11 Sou t hw e st e rn at Hannan junior forwards were strong Trace ' , free throws. Symmes valley at Norlh on defense by pulhng down 8 PT . PLEASANT IS71 Ga llla and 10 reboW1ds respectively. Hess . 7 0 14. Ta!lcrson . 12 2 Others 16 : W i lson . 3 0 6 , Me Soulh Po;nt " Ga llipolis Playmakers Mary Boggs and Corm ic k . 2 0 ·L Niber 1. 1 I 3 ; Ironton a t Russ ell. Ky Pat Vaughan got the offense Brown i ng , 2 0 4 . TOTALS 27· Tou rnamenl l -S7 . Wesle r vi ll e Norlh al Wa\ler l y moving and were strong on HUNTINGTON EAST !651 Zanesv111e Rosec ran s a1 defense. Moore , 10 d 14 ; Holley . l l Mi ll er 3; Howa rd . o 2 7 . Harr is , l 0 Clay" wneetersburg Other members of the team 2. Sag er . II 7 74; Sm ir 1. 1 3 5 . Por tsmout h at Ch;t l;colhe who played well were Glenda Ironton will face Greenup McG u ffin , 1 3 5. T O TAL S 50 SATURDAY . Jackson al Vinlon Counly Brown . a sophomore for~ y, Ky., (7·1) In the I S-65 Scor~ by quart e rs : Wahama a1 Southern ward; Kathy Howard, a of the Russell, Ky., Po int 16 14 11 16 -· 57 l J lJ 16 71 65 sophomore guard : Tra cy tiona! Holiday Tour- East Reserve sco re Ea sl 64 nt at 8:30 this evening P oint 49 Burdette , a sophomore CONVENIENT FREE PARKING _ S_ guard ; Sa lly Carleton, a handing Fairview its Open 8 to 56 Days a Week. sophomore guard : Patty first loss of the year, ~ . in a Dyer, a freshman guard , and semi-final action Thursday See It Today At: FAIRVIEW (H) - Clar k 5 9 19, Queen 6 0 12; Row e J 0 P Marcia Holcomb, a freshman night. T ea m w L P 0 8; K o uns 2 J 7 ,· Pal r ick J 1 7 ; Go!!i lllpol is 5 o 200 149 rorward. The Tigers are IHl going Canlield 1 0 2 TOTALS 21 · 13 · L ogan ~ 1 248 The girls promise to be Into the championship game. ss. Waver l y 2 2 121 ::; IRONTON (S8) Fi ll At hen s 1 2 114 101 strong this year. With a little The Fairview Eagles (8-1) patrick 9 3·21 ; E . H oward 6 2 Me igs 1 3 107 luck- and with a lot of work will play Russell in the 14 ; Royal 3 0-6; C . Brown J 0 Ja ckson 1 3 130 : ~~ M . Brown 1 2 4; Crockre l o Wellston 0 3 77 121 - the girls hope to have an consolation contest at 7 p.m. 6; R Howard 2 2 6. 1 1; TOTALS t4 14 997 997 undefeated season. No score After getting off to a quick TOTALS 24·10-58 . Thur scta v•s result : By quarters : Middleport, Ohio 45760 Ga lll poHs 30 Waverly 2.d was announced in the start, Ironton not only lost a f-a irview 9 2 1 12 13- 55 Jan . s games : l ronlon • 17 16 17 1358 10-polnt advantage, bu t scrimmages. Ironton al Ga llipolis f non league >. trailed several times GIRI.S' SCHEDULE Alhens at Meigs Logan at Meigs January throughout the final three Jackson lll Waverly We ll slon a t Logan 12 [6:00 ) periods before pulling it out of Meigs at Athens - January the fire with 2:30 remaining. 13 (7 :00 ) Dean Royal's bucket with Nelsonville-York at Metgs 2:30 left put IRS on Utp 54-61. - January 17 (5:30 ) Bill Rowe reduced It to 54~ Meigs at Gallipolis - on a tip with 2':07 left. Fairview lost the ball alter January 22 (5t 00 ) ' Federal-Hocking at Meigs stalling for a last-minute shot. Mike Brown was fouled - January 26 (6:00 ) Kyger Creek al Meigs - with 34 seconds left. Brown missed the first shot. FairJanuary 31 [6: 00) view got the rebound, but Athens al Meigs Mike Brown stole the ball February 2 16:00) with 16 seconds left and was ' Jackson at Meigs fouled. Brown calmly sank February 9 15:30) both ei1ds of a one-and-one, Gallipolis at Meigs making it 56-SJ . • February 16 (6:00 ) Bob Clark canned two ~ Meigs at Waverly charity tO/lSes for Fairview February 19 IS:OO ) ' with three seconds left. Ed Meigs at Ja ckson Howard's two fr ee throws February 23 [5:30 ) with one second left Iced the See it now at: Meigs al Logan victory for Ironton . February 26 [5:00 ) Ironton hit 24 of 65 field goal Sectionals begin the fir st attempts and 10 of 16 charity week of March: Meigs High School will be the h011t school wsses. The Tigers had 36 FRONT END ALIGNMENT lor the Clasa AA playoff. This rebounds , 14 by Dean FitzThe most resoocted WHEEL BALANCING Is the first year for girls' . patrick and 12 by Ed Howard, name m cham saws basketball Ia have a stat~ Fairview shot 24 of 52 and 13 (•· ··~· "' ) 1 1, 1) • .. \olf'O'Y lOIII of 15 and had 13 rebounds. tournament. SEO fro h your love when they n eed It th e most . We can provide a\lallable . One month , $3.25 . By ma ll in Oh io, and W . va ., Elsewh ere across th e put the game out of reacn nation , No. 5 UCLA defeated with a 13-0 blitz in the first Missouri 83-71, No. 11 half and led 44-32 al h ~ lfti:r: ~ . Washington crushed Sea\te Willie Smith led Missouri Pacific 93-72, No. 20 Wichita with 24 -points. Clarence Ramsey and 7slate fell to Memphis· State foot James Edwards com7~. Wake Forest routed Appalachian State 107-63 and bined for 42 points to lead DePaul downed North- Washington over cross-city rival Seattle Pacifi c. western 61Hi7. Se nior Bill Cook scored 32 Richard Washington scored 25 points while Marques points lo lead Memphis State Johnson and Ralph ove r Wichita State. The Drollinger added 14 apiece, und erdog Tigers 12-4) enabling UCLA to down dropped behind early in the previously-undefeated Mis- second half after leading by Souri. The Bruins (4·1) as many ·as 10 points in the opening stanza. Tigers slip by Fainiew Wouldn't you li ke lo be sure they would be provided and cared for the way .vou do? An d the col lege education lor your children , whal about jt? Show lhem Subscri pt i on rates : Del ivered b y carrie r where .that ___________......, .' r epresen tat i ~Je W1Hd · Gri ff i th Com pa ny , In c , Bottinelli & Gl!Hagher Olv · 757 Third Ave ,, N ew York : N .Y. 10017. One , Squires 94, Nets 90 High-scoring rookie Ticky Burden pumped in 33 points to pace Virginia over the Nets. Burden was assisted by another rookie, Mel Bennett, who scored what proved Uto be the winning points with I :05 left in the game. The victory snapped a five-game Virginia losing streak. Spurs 115, Colonels 102 George Gervin dropped in 32 points, Larry Kenon 24 and James Silas 22 as San AnUtnlo thrashed Kentucky before the smallest home crowd in the Colonels' history, 2,761. San Antonio put the game away with 12 straight points in the second period thai opened up a S3-40 lead. The loss was the Colonels' fourth straight. , I Sec oncf c lass posta g e pai d at Pomerov. Oh io . Nat io n a l lldv ertisi ng availab le 75 cen ts per week , By Motor Route where carrier ser\I Jc e no t the game with the altitude that whether we won or not, it wasn't going to make or break our season." Thompson hit !Hlf-18 shots and 11-of-12 free throws while Marquette's Bo Ellis went 5for-17 with no free throws. Thompson also blocked two of Ellis' shots and had a 16-S rebound advanta ge. With Ellis ineffective, forward Earl Tatum picked up much of the slack for the Warriors, making half of his team's 30 field goals and finishing with .as points. INSTALL: 45 769 . Bu siness' Office Phon e ln1t1nt llgh1i09 and burnino in any posit ion ere 1he lu tures offered with th is quality pro· pane torch . I, I ,,,• The victo ry gave the Hawks, now 14-10, a twogame lead over Houston and Wash ingto n in the r<BA Central Division. The Lakers now 18-li, fell three game; behind Golden Slate in the NBA Pacific Division. It was the only game played in the NBA Thursday night. In the ABA, the lastplace Virginia Squires beat the second-place New York Nets 94-90 in overtime and San Antonio topped Ken-· lucky, 119-102. Abdul.Jabbar dominated the early play in Atlanta Thursday night and wound up with 32 points and 20 rebounds. But the visibly tired big man had only two points and lour rebounds in the final period and left the game with nearl y fou r minutes to play after the Hawks, ahead by only four points after three periods, built a 17-point lead. ' 992-2156. Edllorlal Phone 9922157 ' TORCH KIT .' e HOSE e SCARFS e DRESSES • CAPES • SWEATERS Court Sl . , Pom e roy, Oh io '29!!g Pro Bll!lketball Roundup By DAVID MOFFIT UPI Sports Writer ;• Atlanta Hawks Coach :· Cotton Fitzsimmons says Bill ;. Willoughby is coming along •. just fine,. thank you, but : please don't ruSh the Ill-year. ' old rookie. i" Willoughby got his first ' starting asslgrunent in lhe NBA Thursday night when ! veteran Connie Hawkins was sidelined by a sprained ankle. ; Although he was too tight to :· play well ,at first, his fourth;- period peiformance sparked ': the Hawks to a 114-98 win !. over the Los Angeles Lakers. . The 6-foot-8, 20S-pound :' teenager, who was playing · · high school basketball at this ;• time last year, got nine of his ;• 13 points and nine of his 12 •. rebounds in the final period ' when the Hawks Wok advantage of a tiring Kareem Abdu!Jabbar to outscore the ' Lakers 38-26. •· "I don't want everyone to : get too excited about : Willoughby ,'' said Fitz( simmons. "I'm not ge tting r Uto excited. I have my plans : lor bringing him along •. slowly. If Hawkins can play ' Friday night, he 'II start , against Houston. "I don't want to rush Willoughby. He's going to be a fine player, but he needs to ' gain experience. I think he was tight when he started :· against the Lakers, but, then, ·.l so was everyone else.'! ;~ DWight ·Jones and John '· IDrew, both in just their I~ second seaSj)n in the NBA, ·\ teamed with Willoughby in ,, the final period Thursday ,: night when the Hawks turned _; an up-to-then close game into ' a runaway. · r ,.socKs poinls, seven in the overtime. and grabbed 16 rebound s. "Thom pson is the best center we'll face all year," McGuire said. "Minnesota is very fortunate to have gotten a coach t~e caliber of Outcher - and that crowd was certainly good to them. The first road game of the year is always the Utughest. We were more than respectable." "We had every opportunity to wilt,'' Dutcher said, "but we hung in there and at the end I felt we looked like the composed team . We went into 18-year-old rookie sparks Atlanta victory . eWALLETS eBELTS •SHIRTS :TROUSERS natioM I power -'- handing Marquette a 77-73 defea t in overtime with s'ome torrid shooting. It gave the Gophers a 4-ll rec'Ord under new coach Jim Dutcher after three earlier one-sided wins over small college teams. Marquette, which had four easy home victories to its ·credit, lost in its first road game of the year. . And McGuire made no excuses, leaving in awe of 6fool-1 0 sophomore Mike Thompson, who dumped in 29 Miami still has chance POMEROY HOME &AUTO MUSIC AFTERWARDS ------------------------------------FREE TO All EAGLE MEMBERS BAkER FURNITURE ~~ MIDDLEPoN r, UHIO . ..., I ,, ,, ,, ~ I �•• ' 3- The Daily Sentinel, Middle(iori-Pomeroy, 0., Fr iday, Dec. JU, 1975 ~ - The Gophers surprise Waniors 77-73 . Daily Sentinel, Mtdctleport -f'omcruy, 0., FrldHy, Der. tn, 197S Legislators on own tax scheme VILLAGE PHARMACY Middleport, Ohio 8:3Dtii8:00Mon.-Sat. Closed Sunday New Haven, W. Va . 9to 5 Mon., Tue., Wed. 9to !Thurs. 91o 7 Fri. Closed Sunday VILLAGE PHARMACY MIDDLEPORT, OHIO PH. 992-5759 By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS tUPI) - Ohio legislalors. are on their way Utward implementing their own version of Gov. James A. Rhodes' proposed real esta te tax freeze, without its disadvantages. In fact, they believe th~y may be able to go the governor one better by actually reducing taxes. A !louse Ways and Means subcommittee Thursday unanimously appr oved legislation to abolish the state Board of Tax Appeals and eff ectively eliminate real estate tax increases which result from escala ting land values. The proposal, sent to the full Ways and Means Committee for expected approval next month, would accomplish virtually the same thing proposed earlier this week by the governor , a freeze on unvoted real estate taxes. It has these two distinct advantages, however, according to Rep . John E. Johnson, D.Qrrville, subcommittee chairman : - There would be no loss of ~~~~~~ss~~~ CHRISTMAS ARRANGEMENTS ~ FRESH GREENERY and FRESH FLOWERS FROM'4.98 20% g~!·n Carry Middleport~ ~~~~~~~s~ _ 992 5560 CHECK THESE LAST MINUTE VALUESI SKitSA~ 71f4" power sa'w MODEL 574 7:.4 inches of power controll•d by th e "Vtr i-Torque" clutch makes th is 1"' H.P. saw a real workhor" l NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS - Tapped for membership in the National Honor Society Thursday at Eastern High School were front row, 1-r, Edna Boggs, Tim Kuhn , Teresa Edwards, and Jane Smith; second row, Rachel Hunter, Kathy Follr<id, Teresa Carr, Teresa Buckley, and Juli Whitehead; third row, Suzy Goebel, Carolyn Harper, Dorothy Runyon , David Brown, and Cheryl Griffin. revenues to school districts and local governments. - Local millage would not be reduced, as it currently is when real estate values increase, for the purpose of calculating public utility taxes and umgible personal property taxes for business, Beca use of the latter feature, Johnson said, the initial effect of the legislation might be a slight reduction in rea l estate taxes for property owners since they would not have to share tbe windfall from a millage rollback with other taxpayers when land is revalued upward. Rhodes proposed earlier. this week that all unvoted real estate taxes be frozen at Jan.!, 1975, levels by a rule of the Board of Tax Appeals. The board is to hold a hearing on that proposal Jan. 22. Johnson said it is possible the governor got wind of what his subcommittee was doing because the legislative plan has been in the works for three months. The legislative real estate tax freeze, devised by Reps. William E. Hinlg, D-New Philadelphia, and George D. Tablack, D-Campbell, was tacked onto a bi!l sponsored by Johnson. That bill would abolish the board and divide its functions into separate administrative and judicial agencies. The Hinig-Tablack plan provides that in the event land values are boosted by reappraisals, all classes of real estate taxpayers would get a tax credit or monetary rebate to offset any increase in taxes. Currently, the difference is made up by reducing the millage assesse d on the property, but this lowers the DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS -MASON AREA CHESTER.L. TANNEHILL Exec . Ed . ROBE RT'HOE FLICH City Editor Pub I is h ed da i ly except Satur day by The Ohio ValleY. 181 amount of money available for education and local goverrunent. The Hinig -Tabla c k proposal would sidestep the millage reduction by granting the rebate in actual dollars. audiUtrs ior the first time to file substantive appeals in tax cases. - Increase the share of local government money available to county auditors for reappraisals. F'u bll shl ng compa ny , 111 - Umit reappraisals to review every three years, instead of every year as in current law. Johnson con· ceded this provision might be tested in court because the Supreme Court of Ohio ordered annual review_s beginning in 1972. British Arctic explorer William Perry was born Dec. 19, 1790. DR. LAMB Getting rid of scabies M WITH 59 N. Second St. College Basketball Roundup United Press International Marquette Coach AI McGuire sa id his secondr;mked Warriors silnply fell victim to wh~t he called "the . best center we'll face all year" and a crowd that loves its team. .The Minnesota Gophers, ptcked to finish ninth in the Big Ten and facing severe NCAA penalties for re cr uiting violations, responded to the crowd of 11,147 Thursday night and played as if they were a By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR . LAMB Somewhere , somehow I caught scabies, and after several trips to the dermelologist, il cle• red up. I couldn't convince my husband tha t he should submit to the lotion treatmen t, and in several weeks he became a victim. I have some infestation again, an d now we are following the doctor 's directions on the lotio n, changing bed linens, and chan gmg to freshly laun·dered clothes. My ques(ion is, how contagious are these mites ? My doctor said the mite lives only on a warm body and therefore is passed only by close contact from the infected skin, and there is no danger of transmitting it by hanging a coat on a public coat rack, etc. His nurse says that it ping-pongs back and forth in contact with doorknobs, dishes, etc. This problem is playing havoc with my nerves, so I'll appreciate any information you can send us on clearing my home of this pest. DEAR READER - There is literally a worldwide ,, epidemic of scabies and other small animals of the louse group at the present time. You are more likely to get sca bies from close personal contact. The female ha s small , sharp, cutting edges on her front legs, and wilh lhese and her jaws, she digs a tunnel into the skin. These burrows, commonly in the folds of the skin as between lhe fingers, are one of the best evidence of an 'i nfestation with scabies. She mates and lays her eggs here, and they hatch , produclrlg a new crop of bugs. The itch usually doesn't occur until nearly a month after the first burrow. is plowed in your skin. So; a person may go albng blissfully ignorant of a rewnt infection for a month or more after it slarled. The itch is usally at night, and most of the skin surfaces csn be involved except 'the fa ce and scalp (in newborn babies lhe scalp may be involved, Uto ). The parasites are killed by prescribed medical lotions or cream used after a good bath for best effect. A second applica lion must be used ,a SENIORS AT EASTERN High School who are members of the National H011or Society. are front row, 1-r, George Pickens, .Tim Kuhn, Edna Boggs, Crissy Morlan, president ; second row, Denise Dean, Diana Pullins, secretary-treasurer, Kathy Newell, Debbie Sanders, vice president, and Niese! Duvall, week later to kill the second crop of parasites fr om existing eggs hatching in the old burrows. The itch may persis t for weeks after successful eradicalion of the parasites. While it is true that you can get the bug most easily by personal contact, as in just sleeping in the same bed with an infected person, you can ge t it from infected linen and towels. Aller treatment you need to put on clean sheets and clean clothing . All clothing and sheets and towels that have been used must be cleaned or laundered. And, ,as you have found out, all members of the household must be treated at the same time. . That usually is sufficient to eliminate the infestita tion from any household. If you are really worried, you might want to spray the mattresses, sofas, and other inanimate objec~ with Kwell spray which you can get without a prescription. This is not to be used on your body. Gelling the infestation from door knobs and public coat racks .is nol very likely. But you can get it from shaking hands or rubbing elbows with someone who has an active skin infestation. 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A 10-7 sudden death loss to the Baltimore Colts last Sunday left Miami with only a glimmer of hope and that hope will be spread over a 24hour period this weekend. First , Miami, a 13-point favorite, fa ces Denver in its reg ular seaso n fin ale Saturday and must win to remain in token con tention. Then the Dolphins will sit tighl Sunday and hope that either Baltimore, a 17-point choice over New England, loses, or that San Diego, a 16poinl underdog, upends Cincinnati. A Miami victory and a Colt loss would give the Dolphins the AFC East title. Miami an d Baltimore victories and a Cincinnati loss sends the SUNDAY, DEC. 21 19" diagonal plchire. per cent Solid Slate Modular Chassi s. " In -Line" Matri x-Stripe Picture Tube "Super lnsta -Matlc" Color Tuning. Walnut grain finish Nothing expresses the warmth or Christmas like all ving gift the whole family un entoy ... espec· I I thl~ bt!autiful FTD Holiday Tanner Athletics manager Standl lhem with the Insurance coverage lhey need and probably save you money also . See us today before '$ 16.95 13 drill bits made of ml11cted tool still in a convenient steel container. 1/16 to 1/4 inches. Dolphins into the playoffs as a wild card or best runnerup. Wins by Baltimore and Cincinn•ti send the Dolphins home for the holidays. "All we ca n hope now is that somebody else does the job for us,'' said Miami Coach Don Shula. "We first h~ve Ut win on Saturday at home against Denver and then wait to see what happens in the Baltimore-New England and Cincinnati-San Diego games . It was very disappointing to lose in overtime in Baltimore because we wanted to make ' ' the playoffs on our own performance." The rest of the playoff picture is set, with only some :£:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::::=:=::::;;::;.;.::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:::::::::::::;:;:;:;: home sites yet to be cteter.. ~~: mined. Pittsburgh, the AFC Central winner, will play either Baltimore or Miami ·\\! next Saturday and Oakland, the Western champion, will host the other AFC game on The fact that Finley gave York Yankees in a contract would have to make up the OAKLAND I UPI) Sunday . St . Louis, Minnesota Oakland A's owner Charlie Tanner a three-year pact dispute had not been the real difference. So I've outvexed <md Los Angeles have won Finley says he has "out- seemed w prove that Finley key to the A's' playoff loss. Veeck. That's comedy , bud." NFC division titles and are vexed" Bill Veeck by signing really wanted Tanner, who The Tanner dea l was sealed Veeck sa id, " I'm disapstill jockeying for home field Chuck Tanner to manage his had managed the White Sox in Chicago, Finley's business pointed, obviously," and advantage, going for the first since Sept. 14, 1970, when he Western Division champion headquarters and the city implied he had wanted to time this year to the club with• Oakland A's for the next replaced Don Gutteridge. where Veeck announced 24 keep Tanner around as an the best record rather than on In 1971, Tanner brought his hours earlier he was putting '~ insurance policy" in case three seasons. a simple rotating site system. The 46-year-old Tann er , team in third in the Utugh an old friend and cohort, 67- Richards ran into trouble. Dallas, the NFC wild card easel! out as manager of the American League West ;md year-old Paul Richards, in "I had certainly made a d ub, will be on the road Ch icago White So• Wed - the Olisox finished a surprise the place of Tanner. legitima te pitch to try ;md get regardless of what happens. nesday by newly-approved second in 1972. But they Tanner still had three years him to stay with our In other Saturday games, owner Veeck, sealed the -deal skidded to fifth in 1973 ;md to go on his Sox contract and organization," Veeck said. "! Minnesota is at Buffalo and with ~tormy Oakland boss fourth in 1974. Finley chortled, " If I signed think that Charley Finley has In 1974, Nelson Rockefeller Pittsburgh is at Los Angeles "Tanner possesses the him for $10,000 a year, Veeck signed an excellent manage r. w•s confirmed by Congress Finley Thursday in Chicago . in a night game. Other Tanner, who performed for qualities I have been looking as vice president after a sixregular season finals Sunday the Braves and Cubs as a for in a manager for a long hour debate in the House. He have St. Louis at Detroit , major league outfielder, time,'' said Finley. "I expect then took the oath of offi ce Kansa s City at Oakland, reportedly will get the same him to lead the A's to their and was sworn in. Dallas at the New York Jets, fourth W orld Championship $70,000 a year he had been Cleveland at Houston , in five years. He'll be the best getting from the Sox. A thought for the day: Atlanta at Green Bay, Finley said "the reason I manager I've ever had." German philosopher Arthur Philadelphia at Washington , Tarmer will be in a tough have not named a manager Schope nhauer said, " In the New York Giants at San before this is because I was spot. Dark piloted the A's to tellect is invisible lo the man David Sager and P. J. game and tra iled only 30-28 al Francisco and Chicago at waiting to see what would their uusual division title but wbo has none." Moore combined for 48 points the intermission. New Orleans. take place in the Chicago was fired after losing the As the second half opened White Sox organization ... I playoffs to Boston. Many in Huntingto n's Memorial Field Hou8e lo pace the East Easl switched defenses and wanted W see if Tanner would wondered if the fact that Highlanders lo a 65-57 over the Highlander guards began Finley had lost pitching ace be available." visi ting Pt. Pleasant Thurs· picking up the Big Blacks as Catfish Hunter to the New day night. soon as they crossed midIt was the Big Blacks' first court . loss in three starts. E•st began to ta ke control ALL GAMES Sager and Moore bolh of Ihe game with 3:50 Team W l P ' OP finished witp 24 poin ts and at remaining in lhe third period Ironton 6 (} 337 27 8 Wheelersburg d 0 283 220 halftim e had 26 or the when Sager hit two foul shots Ga l lipol is 4 o 228 lBJ Highlanders 28 points - to give the Highlanders a 38Port smouth d 1 329 294 P t Pl easant 2 1 181 167 Waver l y J J 294 298 The Meigs Marauders Sager wilh 12 and Moore with 36 lead, one they never It relinquished. A thens 2 3 24'2 264 gi rls ' basketball team We l ls ton 2 3 268 · 292 Point Pleasant tied it al 38Two factors helped East to Me igs 7 3 280 · 289 scrimmaged with girls from all before HEHS moved to a lheir second win in fi ve South Po in t 2 3 286 320 Kyger Creek and Gallipolis Logan 2 4 339 350 games they got the usually 44-41 lead al the end of three Ja c kson 1 d 25 1 250 Wedn esday night, perBig Blacks playing quarters. deliberate Thursdav's res ults : Hunt . East 65 Pt . Pleasant 57 forming well on offense and Easl then broke lhe game a faster style of game and Ironto n 58 F .!!ilrview 55 defense. effectiv ely controlled qJen scoring lhe firsl 10 ,!hey Pam Vaughan. a jW1ior Jim Tatlerson of points of the final peri od Tonight's games guard , had 21 points against high-scoring Point Pleasan t in lhe second eight by Moore and two by Gallipolis and 11 points half. Sager - to move to a 54-41 SEOAL agains t Kyger Creek. L ogan al At hens Tatterson, who ended the bulge at the 5:19 mark. TR 1-VALLe v Demaris Ash, a senior guard, evening with 26 points, scored The Big Blacks were able to :l e)(ander at N.elsonville York had. 9 against the opposition !8 in the opening half and had get it down to three with 1: 18 eder.at Hoek•no al Warren and provt"ded lhe speed for Local helped his team to an early remaining, but East salted Vinlon Coun ly at Belpre fast breaks Beth Vaughan SVAC ' !2-2 lead. East then stea dily the game away in the final and Calhy Meadows, both Kyger Creek at Ea•lern worked itself back into lhe minute by making eight of 11 Sou t hw e st e rn at Hannan junior forwards were strong Trace ' , free throws. Symmes valley at Norlh on defense by pulhng down 8 PT . PLEASANT IS71 Ga llla and 10 reboW1ds respectively. Hess . 7 0 14. Ta!lcrson . 12 2 Others 16 : W i lson . 3 0 6 , Me Soulh Po;nt " Ga llipolis Playmakers Mary Boggs and Corm ic k . 2 0 ·L Niber 1. 1 I 3 ; Ironton a t Russ ell. Ky Pat Vaughan got the offense Brown i ng , 2 0 4 . TOTALS 27· Tou rnamenl l -S7 . Wesle r vi ll e Norlh al Wa\ler l y moving and were strong on HUNTINGTON EAST !651 Zanesv111e Rosec ran s a1 defense. Moore , 10 d 14 ; Holley . l l Mi ll er 3; Howa rd . o 2 7 . Harr is , l 0 Clay" wneetersburg Other members of the team 2. Sag er . II 7 74; Sm ir 1. 1 3 5 . Por tsmout h at Ch;t l;colhe who played well were Glenda Ironton will face Greenup McG u ffin , 1 3 5. T O TAL S 50 SATURDAY . Jackson al Vinlon Counly Brown . a sophomore for~ y, Ky., (7·1) In the I S-65 Scor~ by quart e rs : Wahama a1 Southern ward; Kathy Howard, a of the Russell, Ky., Po int 16 14 11 16 -· 57 l J lJ 16 71 65 sophomore guard : Tra cy tiona! Holiday Tour- East Reserve sco re Ea sl 64 nt at 8:30 this evening P oint 49 Burdette , a sophomore CONVENIENT FREE PARKING _ S_ guard ; Sa lly Carleton, a handing Fairview its Open 8 to 56 Days a Week. sophomore guard : Patty first loss of the year, ~ . in a Dyer, a freshman guard , and semi-final action Thursday See It Today At: FAIRVIEW (H) - Clar k 5 9 19, Queen 6 0 12; Row e J 0 P Marcia Holcomb, a freshman night. T ea m w L P 0 8; K o uns 2 J 7 ,· Pal r ick J 1 7 ; Go!!i lllpol is 5 o 200 149 rorward. The Tigers are IHl going Canlield 1 0 2 TOTALS 21 · 13 · L ogan ~ 1 248 The girls promise to be Into the championship game. ss. Waver l y 2 2 121 ::; IRONTON (S8) Fi ll At hen s 1 2 114 101 strong this year. With a little The Fairview Eagles (8-1) patrick 9 3·21 ; E . H oward 6 2 Me igs 1 3 107 luck- and with a lot of work will play Russell in the 14 ; Royal 3 0-6; C . Brown J 0 Ja ckson 1 3 130 : ~~ M . Brown 1 2 4; Crockre l o Wellston 0 3 77 121 - the girls hope to have an consolation contest at 7 p.m. 6; R Howard 2 2 6. 1 1; TOTALS t4 14 997 997 undefeated season. No score After getting off to a quick TOTALS 24·10-58 . Thur scta v•s result : By quarters : Middleport, Ohio 45760 Ga lll poHs 30 Waverly 2.d was announced in the start, Ironton not only lost a f-a irview 9 2 1 12 13- 55 Jan . s games : l ronlon • 17 16 17 1358 10-polnt advantage, bu t scrimmages. Ironton al Ga llipolis f non league >. trailed several times GIRI.S' SCHEDULE Alhens at Meigs Logan at Meigs January throughout the final three Jackson lll Waverly We ll slon a t Logan 12 [6:00 ) periods before pulling it out of Meigs at Athens - January the fire with 2:30 remaining. 13 (7 :00 ) Dean Royal's bucket with Nelsonville-York at Metgs 2:30 left put IRS on Utp 54-61. - January 17 (5:30 ) Bill Rowe reduced It to 54~ Meigs at Gallipolis - on a tip with 2':07 left. Fairview lost the ball alter January 22 (5t 00 ) ' Federal-Hocking at Meigs stalling for a last-minute shot. Mike Brown was fouled - January 26 (6:00 ) Kyger Creek al Meigs - with 34 seconds left. Brown missed the first shot. FairJanuary 31 [6: 00) view got the rebound, but Athens al Meigs Mike Brown stole the ball February 2 16:00) with 16 seconds left and was ' Jackson at Meigs fouled. Brown calmly sank February 9 15:30) both ei1ds of a one-and-one, Gallipolis at Meigs making it 56-SJ . • February 16 (6:00 ) Bob Clark canned two ~ Meigs at Waverly charity tO/lSes for Fairview February 19 IS:OO ) ' with three seconds left. Ed Meigs at Ja ckson Howard's two fr ee throws February 23 [5:30 ) with one second left Iced the See it now at: Meigs al Logan victory for Ironton . February 26 [5:00 ) Ironton hit 24 of 65 field goal Sectionals begin the fir st attempts and 10 of 16 charity week of March: Meigs High School will be the h011t school wsses. The Tigers had 36 FRONT END ALIGNMENT lor the Clasa AA playoff. This rebounds , 14 by Dean FitzThe most resoocted WHEEL BALANCING Is the first year for girls' . patrick and 12 by Ed Howard, name m cham saws basketball Ia have a stat~ Fairview shot 24 of 52 and 13 (•· ··~· "' ) 1 1, 1) • .. \olf'O'Y lOIII of 15 and had 13 rebounds. tournament. SEO fro h your love when they n eed It th e most . We can provide a\lallable . One month , $3.25 . By ma ll in Oh io, and W . va ., Elsewh ere across th e put the game out of reacn nation , No. 5 UCLA defeated with a 13-0 blitz in the first Missouri 83-71, No. 11 half and led 44-32 al h ~ lfti:r: ~ . Washington crushed Sea\te Willie Smith led Missouri Pacific 93-72, No. 20 Wichita with 24 -points. Clarence Ramsey and 7slate fell to Memphis· State foot James Edwards com7~. Wake Forest routed Appalachian State 107-63 and bined for 42 points to lead DePaul downed North- Washington over cross-city rival Seattle Pacifi c. western 61Hi7. Se nior Bill Cook scored 32 Richard Washington scored 25 points while Marques points lo lead Memphis State Johnson and Ralph ove r Wichita State. The Drollinger added 14 apiece, und erdog Tigers 12-4) enabling UCLA to down dropped behind early in the previously-undefeated Mis- second half after leading by Souri. The Bruins (4·1) as many ·as 10 points in the opening stanza. Tigers slip by Fainiew Wouldn't you li ke lo be sure they would be provided and cared for the way .vou do? An d the col lege education lor your children , whal about jt? Show lhem Subscri pt i on rates : Del ivered b y carrie r where .that ___________......, .' r epresen tat i ~Je W1Hd · Gri ff i th Com pa ny , In c , Bottinelli & Gl!Hagher Olv · 757 Third Ave ,, N ew York : N .Y. 10017. One , Squires 94, Nets 90 High-scoring rookie Ticky Burden pumped in 33 points to pace Virginia over the Nets. Burden was assisted by another rookie, Mel Bennett, who scored what proved Uto be the winning points with I :05 left in the game. The victory snapped a five-game Virginia losing streak. Spurs 115, Colonels 102 George Gervin dropped in 32 points, Larry Kenon 24 and James Silas 22 as San AnUtnlo thrashed Kentucky before the smallest home crowd in the Colonels' history, 2,761. San Antonio put the game away with 12 straight points in the second period thai opened up a S3-40 lead. The loss was the Colonels' fourth straight. , I Sec oncf c lass posta g e pai d at Pomerov. Oh io . Nat io n a l lldv ertisi ng availab le 75 cen ts per week , By Motor Route where carrier ser\I Jc e no t the game with the altitude that whether we won or not, it wasn't going to make or break our season." Thompson hit !Hlf-18 shots and 11-of-12 free throws while Marquette's Bo Ellis went 5for-17 with no free throws. Thompson also blocked two of Ellis' shots and had a 16-S rebound advanta ge. With Ellis ineffective, forward Earl Tatum picked up much of the slack for the Warriors, making half of his team's 30 field goals and finishing with .as points. INSTALL: 45 769 . Bu siness' Office Phon e ln1t1nt llgh1i09 and burnino in any posit ion ere 1he lu tures offered with th is quality pro· pane torch . I, I ,,,• The victo ry gave the Hawks, now 14-10, a twogame lead over Houston and Wash ingto n in the r<BA Central Division. The Lakers now 18-li, fell three game; behind Golden Slate in the NBA Pacific Division. It was the only game played in the NBA Thursday night. In the ABA, the lastplace Virginia Squires beat the second-place New York Nets 94-90 in overtime and San Antonio topped Ken-· lucky, 119-102. Abdul.Jabbar dominated the early play in Atlanta Thursday night and wound up with 32 points and 20 rebounds. But the visibly tired big man had only two points and lour rebounds in the final period and left the game with nearl y fou r minutes to play after the Hawks, ahead by only four points after three periods, built a 17-point lead. ' 992-2156. Edllorlal Phone 9922157 ' TORCH KIT .' e HOSE e SCARFS e DRESSES • CAPES • SWEATERS Court Sl . , Pom e roy, Oh io '29!!g Pro Bll!lketball Roundup By DAVID MOFFIT UPI Sports Writer ;• Atlanta Hawks Coach :· Cotton Fitzsimmons says Bill ;. Willoughby is coming along •. just fine,. thank you, but : please don't ruSh the Ill-year. ' old rookie. i" Willoughby got his first ' starting asslgrunent in lhe NBA Thursday night when ! veteran Connie Hawkins was sidelined by a sprained ankle. ; Although he was too tight to :· play well ,at first, his fourth;- period peiformance sparked ': the Hawks to a 114-98 win !. over the Los Angeles Lakers. . The 6-foot-8, 20S-pound :' teenager, who was playing · · high school basketball at this ;• time last year, got nine of his ;• 13 points and nine of his 12 •. rebounds in the final period ' when the Hawks Wok advantage of a tiring Kareem Abdu!Jabbar to outscore the ' Lakers 38-26. •· "I don't want everyone to : get too excited about : Willoughby ,'' said Fitz( simmons. "I'm not ge tting r Uto excited. I have my plans : lor bringing him along •. slowly. If Hawkins can play ' Friday night, he 'II start , against Houston. "I don't want to rush Willoughby. He's going to be a fine player, but he needs to ' gain experience. I think he was tight when he started :· against the Lakers, but, then, ·.l so was everyone else.'! ;~ DWight ·Jones and John '· IDrew, both in just their I~ second seaSj)n in the NBA, ·\ teamed with Willoughby in ,, the final period Thursday ,: night when the Hawks turned _; an up-to-then close game into ' a runaway. · r ,.socKs poinls, seven in the overtime. and grabbed 16 rebound s. "Thom pson is the best center we'll face all year," McGuire said. "Minnesota is very fortunate to have gotten a coach t~e caliber of Outcher - and that crowd was certainly good to them. The first road game of the year is always the Utughest. We were more than respectable." "We had every opportunity to wilt,'' Dutcher said, "but we hung in there and at the end I felt we looked like the composed team . We went into 18-year-old rookie sparks Atlanta victory . eWALLETS eBELTS •SHIRTS :TROUSERS natioM I power -'- handing Marquette a 77-73 defea t in overtime with s'ome torrid shooting. It gave the Gophers a 4-ll rec'Ord under new coach Jim Dutcher after three earlier one-sided wins over small college teams. Marquette, which had four easy home victories to its ·credit, lost in its first road game of the year. . And McGuire made no excuses, leaving in awe of 6fool-1 0 sophomore Mike Thompson, who dumped in 29 Miami still has chance POMEROY HOME &AUTO MUSIC AFTERWARDS ------------------------------------FREE TO All EAGLE MEMBERS BAkER FURNITURE ~~ MIDDLEPoN r, UHIO . ..., I ,, ,, ,, ~ I �5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 ., Friday, Det·. 19, 1975 4- The Daily Sentinel , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, De<·. 19, 1975 ••••~-~~~«::·:··~~~·w:~::~:-:-:·>':·:·····: Girl Sco~t Diary·- - ~.,~, --=.,--- ' CHESTER - A holiday sta llalibn of offi cers. All dinner party with a program offi cers are to wear white. Mrs. Dorothy Ritchie had and gift exchange was held Ule program with readings by Chester Cou ncil 323, being . given by Mrs . Daughters of America , Margaret Tuttle, Mrs. RitTuesday night at the hall. Mrs . Marcia Keller chie, Mrs . Ma Van Meter presided at the ?flair with 36 ·and Mrs. Ethel Orr. The members and four guests group sa ng carols and exattending. Mrs. Ada Morris changed gifts. Members besides those gave the blessing before the named present for the dinner steak dinner served by the kitchen committee. It was meeting were Mrs. Eileen noted that Mrs . Hattie Marlin, Mrs. Inzy Newe ll, Frederick is ill, and that Mr. Mrs. Mary Newell, Mrs. Alice and Mrs. Joe Bissell have a Curtis, Mrs. Mary Showalter, Mrs. Letha Wood, Mrs. Ada new grandson. Morris, Mrs. Mae McPeek, A Christmas greeting was read from Mrs. Fay Hoselton, Mrs. Ada Neutzting, Mrs. deputy of District 13. Dec. 30 Mary Jo Pooler, Mrs. Mary at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. K. Holter, Mrs. Leona HensHelen Wolf, the books will be ley, Mrs. Zelda Weber. Mrs. Dorothy Myers, Mrs. audited. Next meeting will be Jan . 6 wi th cl•rtion and in:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;;:; :;;: • • • '0:• ~ By Charlene Hoeflich ~ POMEROY JUNIOR TROOP 180 Amy Sisson received the songster, troop camper, bicentennial , world association and membership star at the recent court of awards held at Camp Kiashuta during a weekend outing. Her name was inadvertently omitted from an earlier listing of scouts recei\; ng awards. AI the Tuesday alter school meeting of the troop, the scouts had a Christma s party and gift exchange and then prepared plates of ~oo kies , fruit, ca ndy and nuts for the 14 residents of the Meigs County Infirmary . Reported ill and unable to attend the party was Angela Baker . On Thcsday evening the scouts went to the Infirmary with llle treats. They sang Christmas songs for the residents. MIDDLEPORT JUNIORS 39 Holiday tray favors for the Holzer Medical Center were completed by members of Middleport Troop 39, meeting Monday night at llle Heath United Methodist Church . A Christmas party with a gift exchange and caroling was planned. . RACINE BROWNIE TROOP 1247 'f'l\e Racme Brownies met at the home of Mrs. Charlotte "MIRACLE IN BETHLEHEM" will be presented Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Freedom Gospel Mission at Bald Knob. Taking part are, front row, 1-r, David Meadows, Belinda Deeter, Greg Cundiff, Micky VanMeter, Dale Teaford, Jr., back row, Joe Holman, Diane Ward, Alishia Evans, Teresa Meadows, Jim Cundiff and Lawrence Gluesencamp, pastor. The younger children will also present a short program. ;;:';~~%n~:.d~~~~~:~;~~~tc~0;o~n~;~~~;:a:rghr~~~ Madonna mas tree. ornaments and finished the wastebaskets. The pledge, promise and Brownie song opened the meeting. Meetings will resume after the holidays. It was reported that Usa Parsons is a patient atthe Holzer Medical Center. POMEROY BROWNIE TROOP 271 Meeting Monday evening ai Ule Pomeroy Elementary SchooI•the BrQwmes · had a Ch ns · tmas par tYan d 81'ft exc ha· nge . Rhond~ N~ce led in llle pledge and the promise and there was carol smgmg and games. Mrs. Vera Johnson, leader, provided treats for the children, and the refreslunents were served by Mrs. Sylvia Neece, Mrs. Virginia Lee, Mrs. Marlene Swartz, Mrs. Mary Pullins, and Mrs. June Murphy . Nancy Johnson had the pra yer before llle refreshments . POMEROY TROOP76 Pomeroy Brownies met at the home of Mrs. Pat Thoma Thesday for a Christmas party and gift exchange. Ga mes were played and refreshments of punch and cupcakes served. Ulrlstmas candy given to the children was provided by Mrs. Sharon Stark. Meetings will resume when school starts in Ja·nuary . SYRACUSE BROWNIES TROOP 1120 Anthony Cardillo of MidSON BORN LANGSVILLE - Mr. and dleport , and Mrs . . Joe Mrs. John H. Smith, Rt. I, Matheny, Lancaster . Langsville, are announcing Paternal grandmother is Ule birth of their first child, a Mrs. Alma Smith, Salem son, Stephen John. The baby Center, and foster grandwas born on Dec. 2 at the parents are Mr. and Mrs. Holzer Medica l Center. Alva Swick, Danville. Maternal grandparents are RUTLAND Ar- on~s by Mrs. Pearley Nelson , rangemenls featuring ma- fi rst; Mrs. Robert Holliday , don nas were on display at second; Miss Ruby Diehl, therecentmeeti ~g of theStar third, and Mrs . Rober t Garden Club held at the home Jewell, fourth. of Mrs. Lawrence Chapman . Mrs . Jewell presided at the The arra ngemen ts were meeting with devotions being judged with Mrs . G. A. given by the hostess. Creed Radekin receiving first , Mrs. and collect were given in Orion Nelson, second, and un ison and for ro ll call Mrs. Virgil Atki ns , third. members na med their 0 th e r arran g c men t s favorite Christmas fl ower. displayed and judged were Mrs . Eff ie Grate , Mrs. requtrements for his BA degre e from Marshall U~versity, d f omema e avors were given and pictures were taken. Attending the annual dinner , were Mrs . Lucy Kaylor, so n Jack, New Hav en, and his fia nce, Janelle Kuhn , Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. William J . Forbes and son Bill, Charleston, W. VSha\ ¥rd. andd Mrs . CILe~h ep ar an son ar e, 'T' .;] SUNDAY PROGRAM Sissonville, W. Va.; Mrs. . . 1. Mari.e C. Ro us h, Alice Annual Christmas program Hump hr ey, Chns · and Peter , MINERSVILLE _ The Isaiah, Ma tthew and John . i.}:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;.~;, of the Pomeroy First Baptist Amy Humphreys, Carol and ·:-: Church will be held at 7:30 . Tim and Kim Sebo, Pomeroy. . ·.-. p..,Oigti'/1m ..t.. Sunday Un t·ted Method1'st Wo1nen of Rev . J arv1.s c1ose d devo 11ons :::: U , , u even ing at the llle Forest Run Methodist with prayer. .. .. h h Duistm~E MAKE ITA DIAMOND CHRISTMAS! When you know it's for keeps, choose a Keepsake diamond ring to symbolize your love forever. A perfect, fi ne white diamond precisely cut, wi th pe rmanen t registration and loss protection. There is no finer di amond ring. VI I TA sake Vl "ONA Evelyn DeVa ul t and Mrs. Ruth Swisher were guests . .. Mrs . Grate read "Let's Keep Christmas" and Mrs. · DeVault gave "The Animals••. of Christmas." Mrs. Lulu Lev is talked about the care of the cyclame n noting that the plant belongs to the primrose famil y. Tips on the care of indoor plants were given by Mrs. Anna Ogdin. Mrs. Hazel Henson won the hostess gift. Members exchanged gifts and refre shments were served. UM w meets · uesuary Y: /e Tuesday evening. The meeting opened with llle song, "Joy to the World." Mrs. Lillian Henderson chose llle subject "Joy " for the devotions. She read a story about Keeping Christ in Christmas wri tten by two teenage girls. The scripture was taken from the Books of Party features · games, gifts Open Evenings Til readings by each of the group . Mrs. Henry Thomas had the "Special" in that her son, Kenneth Ray, who is stationed with the -Army in Germany surprised her by arriving home for Christmas. Amedley of Christmas carols closed th~ program. The committee consisting of Mrs. Alfred Yeauger, Mrs. Erma Roush, Mrs . Olan Genheimer and Mrs. Edith Sisson reported their visits and gifts to the shut-ins. The women voted $25 toward repair of windows in the church, date books for the coming year·were distributed and 28 sick calls were reported by ttie members the past month . Chr istmas gifts which had been placed under a decorated and lighted tree were dislributed. Refreshments which consisted of ea ch member bringing candy, cookies or sandwiches were enjoyed by Mrs. Olan Genheimer , Mrs. Lillian Henderson , Mrs . Edison Hollon, Mrs .' Denver Holter, Mrs. Lawrence Napper, Mrs. Uswin Nease, Mrs. Kerns Roush, Mrs. Fred Nease, Mrs. Erma Roush, Mrs. John Scott, Mrs. Edith Sisson, Mrs. Harry Wyatt, Mrs. Alfred Yeauger, Rev . and Mrs . Richard Jarvis, Mrs. Dara Yahya, Mrs. Ray Thomas, Mrs. Henry Thomas and Mrs . . · RACIN E - A gift exchange . and games were features of Ule holiday party of Racine Post 602, American Legion Auxiliary, held Tuesday night at the hall. Special guests for the party were Mrs. Arnold Richards, Eighth Dis trict president, and Mrs. Allen Hampton. The hall was decorated for the party with a silver tree and refreshments consisted of a variety of holiday salad. Games prizes were won by Mrs. Martha Lou Beegle and Mrs. Richards. Mrs. Eula Wolfe won the door prize, and tl1e traveling prize donated by Myrtle Walker was won by Mrs. Opal Diddle. Others attending were Mrs. Leora Young, Mrs . Frances Roberts , Mrs . Louise Stewart, Mrs. MaryS. Roush , Mrs . Beulah Neigler, Mrs. Julia Norr is and Mrs. Julia Russ Watson. Hysell. ' :j·. Santa will make an apSYRACUSE - A Christ· h mas program will be ~t:~ance . ! e pub1ic is inpresented at the Syracuse Asbury United Methodist Church Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Participa tin g in the PROGRAM SET program will be Kim Calvert , CHESTER - A Christmas Sherry Teaford, Kirsten program will be held at the King, Tara Wolfe, Cathy Pickens, Kristen Pape, Jane Chester Church of God Williams, Shelly ' Wolfe, Tuesday, Dec. 23 at 7 p.m . Wendy Fry, Tammy Buckley, The youth of the church will Cheryl Pape, Barry McCoy, present "The Gate of the Todd Lisle, Jarnd Moore, D. Inn ." There will also be J. Harden, Mike Kloes, Brian recitations and singing. The Weaver, Chris Stout , She~ry public is invited to attend. Sisson, Robbie Gibbs, Jenny Ben tley, Rick Chapcey, Ja n t~-· llle candlelight service . Anna Amberger, Debbie· Micha~~ Hildore will present "The Brian Allen, Mike Chancey; Greatest Gift." Teresa Holstein, Paula Barn; hart, Tina Gibbs, Mary Beth Slaven , C. T. Chapma n, Roger Hubbard, Cindy Weaver, Bobby Hols te in', •3.50 to •5.00 Sonia Ash!, David Hayes, 100 pols lefllo choose from . Tonia Ash, Billy Roush, Meg Churches and Amberge r , Matt Weaver, organizations quantity Carrie Guinlller, Carol Gibbs, di sc ount . Also Foliage Plants & Baskets. Stephanie Ord, Jaye Ord and Lori Guinther. Also taking part will be .· Hubbard members of the Eagles Class, Greenhouse Loyal Helpers Class, and the 992-l77t Syracuse Young Adul t class prese nting Poinsettias Thermostat Controlled 30" . 9S Heater---~29 40" . $ 99S Heater---- 3 E;:V~.E~N~lN.~G~S=:T~lL=8:~;::~;:: OPEN A TIP FROM SANTA 1:\ND GEO. INGELS THE RANG·E WITH A BRAIN . ' Youth gtve yule program . A Christmas program bY Ule young peilple of the First Southern Baptist Church was beld Wedn~sday night under the direction of Lena Basham. Taking part in the presentation were Bob Me· aure, Gary Basham, Jr., Cheryl LeFebre , Rena 'LeFebre, Cindy Patterson, Jeanie McClure, Kim Basham, Julie · Spencer, Karen Spencer, Billy Mc~lure, Gerald Spencer , Sandra Foley, Gary Foley, ·Paul DaUey, ' Eric Spencer, Jeff Basham and Mike Patterson. : Following the program, .lacks of treats were !IIstributed to everyone attending. .Sunday school at the church will be at 9:30 a.m. ~nday; morning worship at 10:30-a.m.; evening worship at 7:30p.m. with Bible study 'at 7:30 p.m . Wednesday. -~king at the 10:30 service &lnday will be Rev. Robert Bad . win of Louisiana. Sunday evening members of the Pomeroy Church will go to 'their sponsored mission, the Faith Baptist Church at Mason to attend services. ••" . GREENERY FOR THE /~.da~4A CEMETERY A.,,., Grave Blankets MIC,.OWA;!;VI!N Fresh' Green . ()pfc)'M'E111il~t· From sl5.00 ·-----~-~~~~~---••••illl Sprays TOUCH ME AND ... DINNER HELD RACINE - The Racine firemen's auxiliary had a Christmas dinner at Crow's Steak House recently and · Ulen returned to the firehouse annex for a party and gift exchange. Attending were Mrs. Erma Lyons, Mrs. Grace Roush, Mrs. Gene Lyons, Mrs . Beulah Autherson and Mrs. Maxine Rose . From '10.00 :::-: (No Knobs To Turn) MAKE IT A . '•' :.··:>·<······ MERRIER CHRISTMAS WITH FlOWER GIFTS POINSETTIAS I Pumpkin . Apple, Cherry ED STEAK 59 N. Second St. i • I Have ABrain, TERRARI_UMS FOR CHRISTMAS 20% ~~~ri Carry FOLIAGE G~RDENS OR PifANTS 20% ~:: ' n Carrv 20% ' GUARANTEED TO BLOOM ALL THRU THE HOUDAYS ~:~ DUDLEY'S FLORIST 59 N. Second St . 992-5560 • ·You Can Touch Me,,"Program" Me. , . And I Will Dtfrost And Cook A Roast (And A Tr.omendoua Variety of Food) ••• Evon While '1ou Art Away From Home. Middleport ~~o""'u"""SR""'c·o-M""'P""'iE~TE!"~ST~O:-:C::K"": ' o=F:----v-y; -I 3 LADIES HOLIDAY KNIT OPS Special group .of Ladies' Holiday Tops. Val ues to $5.99. Wide asst. of color s and styles . Good selec ti on . Clean up lot from our stock. All fir st qual ity. Shop ear ly for best selection . ' • I Cook With "Split Second" Accuracy. <HRISTMA$ GIVEAWAY • I Am A Computerized Mil..ton•··ln ltctronk History. •I Even Ttil Time ..• With A Beautiful, Lighted Digital Clock. . .. NEXTDRAWING SAT., DEC. 20 · $100.00 Gift Certificate For Groceries • Afttr All .. ·. I Am Smart. I Hav_t A "lroin." ·•IaAs:••• Gtnlua Dtvtloptcl M~. A .,_ Smarter Than Mt, Darn ltl Ott F'" Tlcktla ,.t All ~clpatlng Gold Star Stores. Par- '3·' ' EACH OUR COMPLETE STOCK OF OUR $5.99 AND $6.99 VAWES LADIES POLYESTER DOUBLE KNIT FLARE SLACKS WIDE ASST. OF COLORS Special Sale Group of Lad ies' 100 Pe t. Polyester double knit flare slacks in fashion co lors in plain and fancy patte rns . Flare leg style . Size 10 to 20 . Yes , you save money at St iflier's . OPEN SATURDAY TILL 9: 00 Our Interest ts. Greater For You ~,,p -r. 5.75% s .00 PAIR STIFFLER$ OPEN SUNDAY- 1 TO 6 FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE On 90-Day Certificates 5.75 per cent paid on 90 day Certificates of 'Deposit . Sl.OOO.OO Min imum . Interest ,Payable Quarterly. SUNDAY CHRISTMAS program Sunda y at 10 :30 a.m. at Dexter Church of Christ. Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Public invited. CANDLELIGHT Christmas program Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at Hysell Run Free Melllodist Church. Public is invited. OUR COMPLETE STOCK OF LADIES FAll AND-WINTER COATS A substantia l penalty is invoked on !!Il l certificat e a ccounts wilhdrawn pr ior to the date of m!!lt ur itv . DRESS AND CASUAL ~ncb Meigs Co. Our com plete stock of lad ies' dress and · casual coats in new fall and winter fabr ics. Be warm and be autif ul in the lat est fash ion coats at tags that me lt frozen budgets . You save at Stiffler's . -@ CHRISTMAS program Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at Pomeroy Wesleyan Holiness Church. There will be si nging by the adults. The Rev. O'Dell Manley is the pastor. The Arn ens Countv Savlnts & Loan Co Zt6 Second St . Pomarn\1 , Otl io %oFF REG. PRICE *Aquariums (10 gal.) '21.95 Complete with Everything to Start with Except Fish .; SPECIAL GROUP LADIES HOLIDAY ·DRESSES PANT SUITS *PARAKEET, CAGE; AND BOOK AND FOOD Ole large group of lad ies' holiday pant suits and dresses . Looks that uphold a fresh fash ion image season after season . Save now at Stiffler's, the Christmas store . ! 1) Gold Fish & Gravel 98~ SPECIAL $1650 Gold Star l SPECIAL GROUP Got a problem' An adult subject for discussion' You can talk it over in her co lumn If you write to Helen Hottel, care of lllis newspaper. SATURDAY SANTA'S WORKSHOP," 9 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday at Meigs Museum, Pomeroy, by Meigs County Junior Leadership 4-H Cl ub In coopera\ion with Meigs County Pioneer and Hi storica l Society for childre n ages 5 through 9. Sessions of games, songs and other activities. i: LADIES '5.99 & •6.99 ++ + Pomeroy erchants •I Cook Faat, Or I Can Cook Slow··And Simmer. You Na~elt, I Will Dolt. . $5.25 HAMSTER. UTTER, FOOD FOOD - TOYS - MEDICINES BOOlS --• _:u ----uuuu d . . . UK4141J1V·~ .. u 4J4iU 55 Gal. Aquarium ·eomplete Reg. Price $259.63 ~P{S:~ 3 --------------------------------------· SECOND FLOOR Shop Stlfflers And Save OFF REG. PRICE SPECIAL SALE GROUP MENS AND BOYS HOLIDAY DRESS ·JACKETS FROM OUR STOCK '230 CHRISTMAS , . --- -- uuuuu~ '50 OFF ON ANY HORSE SADDLE PO~- Ideal Christmas Gifts . Choose a warm jacket now from our great se lection in wide range of fabrics , sty les and colors . Zipper and button styl_es . 25 0 'r=:~~.­ Pct. Off Regular PrirP. Now . m ~···~~ JNGELS WITH SUNDAY SANTA CLAUS will arrive in Racine at fire station annex Sunday . at 2 p.m. Treats will be given to children 12 years of age and under who live In the area served by the Racine Fire Department and ER Squad. SUNDAY 1 TO ~ r • ' - We will Close at 6: 00p .m . Wed., Dec . 24. SWiday, December 21, 1975 Weekdays 6:00-8:30 Ph. 949·2515 Racin~ Ohio '3rd St. Mit:RIIE!pot•t, Ohio , ; s. • . FRIDAY • MEIGS High School Christmas concert Friday 7 p.m. Meigs Junior Hi gh Middleport. Participating will be the concert hwd , choi r and ,lazz banrl under direction of Dwight Goins and Randy Hunt. HARRISONVILLE PTO' presenting movie " Eighty Steps to Jonah" featurin g Mickey Rooney, Wayne Newton, Keenan Wynn , Sal Mineo and Jo Ann Fleet Friday at the school at 7:30 p.m. The PTO wants to bring good family movies into the community. Public is invited. Admission, SO cents. SOUTHERN HIGH School Tri-M Society spo nsored Christmas dan ce, Saturday, 9 p.m.-12 midnight in Southern gymnasium. TRI·M se mi-f orm a l · Christmas Dance at Southern High School Friday 9 to 12. . Music by the Cobras. Ad. mission $1.50 single, $2.50 a couple. CHRISTMAS Program will · be held Friday 7:30 p.m. at Portland Methodist Church . PAST Matrons of ' Evangeline Chapter, 7: 30 Friday night at the home of Mrs. Mary Hughes. $2 gift · exchange. POMEROY- MIDDlEPORT PT. PLEASANT We Are Here 1'11 Seroe You by Mrs. K\mzelman and Mrs. ':::: D~rothel a edSals~trh. Games -~;l .. B~ lldc·n Hu,ll'l ·.....:_·__., were p ay wt wmners .,., being Mrs , Alwilda Werner Clean Uvlng Does It .. , and Mrs. Betty Conkle. Mrs. DEAR HELEN: Jacobs was asked 'to judge · "It Ain 't. Fair" Jumpa all older men in one categ 0, ;_ llle Christmas packages, and potentially impotent - when he says just about the time she chose the decorated doctors prescribe sexy hormone pills for wives, they're putting package brought by Erna men on slow-down medicine for )ligh blood pressure, etc. Jesse. aean living and plen!yofexercise ke<:p men (and women 1 Agift was prsented to Miss in top fonn without pills. At 59, I walk five miles every day, do Houdashelt by the club, and heavy weight lifting, amateur wrestling and engage in many other gifts were given out. sports, including Ule ultimate sport. Each member was given a When you're in top physical condition, you never need part of a Christmas card, and worry about "not having a tiger in your tank." - JOHNNY F. Uleir matching card was on DEAR JO!fflNY : Ule gift they were to receive. . Seems to me you're lumping aU Impotency cures in one Mrs. Marian Taylor assisted package. Exercise and clean living help, but mental attitude is with the gift distribution . Important too. The -hostess committee And sports buffs aren't Immune to high blood pressure and served cookies and tiny fruit heart trouble, medicine for which DOES slow down the· sex cakes and punch with Mrs. drive in men. (But doesn 't end it.unless they give up.) Taylor at llle punch bowl. Anyway , clean living, etc. works for you, and Ulat's the Mrs. Catherine Welsh played Important thing. Happy sporting life. - H. popular and old Christmas +++ carols on the piano to close HELLO, HELEN : . Ule eve~ing. Members of the About ten years a«o, ·1 noted that I and my relationship hostess committee included with my Lady were cooling off and slowing down. I was taking Mrs . Kunzleman, Mrs. her for granted, never thanking her for good dinners, never Taylor, Mrs. Welsh, Mrs. telling her she was precious, pretty, lovely, luscious and sweet. Forest, Mrs. Salser and Mrs. I thought about the matter and realized that she too was Farie Kennedy. . somewhat on Ule cloudy side. And I concluded. this was about Others atten\iing were 95 per cent my fault, so I went to her and gave her a good tight Eloise Wilson, Pearl hug and a kiss loud enough to bring the neighbors to attention. Reynolds, Rose Reynolds, She answered in kind- and generously! She went overboard to Grace Pratt, Ann Colwell, let me know she appreciated my new attitude and advances. Nellie Vale, Terri Miller, The more each of us loved the other, the more things Wanda Eblin, Wilma Improved, and are still improving. Mt. Everest has its summit Sargent, Erna Jesse, Beulah but not so love - there's no limit to llle appreciation of the one Strauss, Gene Lyons, Mary you care about, even after 46 years 'of being married and Bacon, Louise Davis , Eva together. 1 Robeson. It's unbelievable that such a little bit of trying made such a The next meeting will be big difference in our lives.- HAPPY OLD DOG LEAR:IING Jan . l9at 7:30p.m. at the gas N'EW TRICKS office in Middleport. DEAR READERS : The above letters are a sampling of many which show again, you're never too old, if you think positive and keep on enjoying life. Two good books on Ule subject are, "The Fires of Autumn," by Peter Dickinson and Dr. Frank Caprio's "Add Ufe To Your Years."- H. Social Calendar -1COOK SALAD - Tossed, Slaw, Cottage Cheese . Applesauce, Peaches. . PORTABLE BASEBOARD ELECTRIC CONNECTION . HEATERS and· Professional Women's c6·13uObpmmet.aMtonlhdaMy ~veniingfat . . . . e e1gs nn or their arinual Christmas · dinner and party. A turkey dinner was served to 26 members. · There was a brief meeting held after the dinner presided over by the president, Freddie H o ud a s he It . Corr~spondence was read and membership committee chairman Janet Korn presented two applicants' papers who were accepted unanimously. They are Mrs. Connie Ball of -Dudley Florists, Middleport, and Mrs. Mildred Jacobs, superintendent of Meigs County Infirmary, Pomeroy. The Christmas pa.rty was held under l11e direction of the hostess committee wi th special corsages at each place at the dinner table. There was a reading of the Christmas story, from Luke, by Mrs. Edith Forrest, and D. OFFICE HOURS: 9:30 to 12,2 to S !CLOSE AT NOON ON TH!JRS.J - EAST COURT VEGETABLES - Lima Beans. Peas & Car rots. Noodl es. Pot aloes (sweet. mashed. home fries) . CH AR -~ ROII Mr. an d Mrs. Dale Walburn , Steven and Jill , enterta~ned t with ad family pr e-C n s mas . lllne r recently at their Middleport home · · A turk_ey buffet was followed w111l a btrthday cake served m celebratiOn of the birthdays of Mane C. Roush and Chn stopher Humphrey. Also ~~lebrated w~s Jack Kaylor s compl ellon of is Sut/day \ [, ~::~:~~b: f~:~~~~i~~:~~~ MEAT - Baked Ham, Roast Beef. Ham burger Steak, Flounder Fish. f For Those Cool Evenings ·:·. STEAMBOAT INN PIE - Ada Bissell, Mrs . Mae Spencer, Mrs. Opal Hollon, Mrs. Sadie Tru5sell, Mrs. Helen Boatright, Mrs. Doris Koenig, Mrs. Doris Grueser, Joe Bissell, Betty Roush, Mrs. Elizabe th Hayes, Mrs. Goldie Frederick, Mrs. Thelma White, Mrs. Dorollly Lawson, Mrs . Goldie Frederick, 'Mrs . Charlotte Grant, Mrs. Karla Chevalier. d :;:; arrangements ;udaed ; : Famtly dtnner. en;oye :·;::·;: 6 ' , ,.::; • nigh~~:~~o:~e~n~!::;~;::n~!:te~o ~~e~~h~;:~~ ~eu;~~:el~tthe;~eDe~~~~;~ mTs~eelf~~~~au~ c~~s:~!~!:! Becky Adkins lect the Brownie promise, and Tammy Adkins llle Brownie smile song. It was reported Ulat bicentennial flags had been presented to llle school and the village. Krist! Hay nes and Carol Hendrix served refreshments. ~~. ~~~:~~.~.oo. ru:t:~i l i i i;i;''''''''l u · Cheste-r Council holds party FURNITURE Ph. 992-2635 MIDDLEPORT PRICES START AT CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS FOR DOGS SPECIALS GOOD THROUGfl CHRISTMAS MODERN SUPPLY Pomtroy, Ohio . 399 West Main SlrMI 992-1164 The Store With "ALL ION - STABLES - STUFF" AND SMALL I, OFF REG. PRia �5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 ., Friday, Det·. 19, 1975 4- The Daily Sentinel , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, De<·. 19, 1975 ••••~-~~~«::·:··~~~·w:~::~:-:-:·>':·:·····: Girl Sco~t Diary·- - ~.,~, --=.,--- ' CHESTER - A holiday sta llalibn of offi cers. All dinner party with a program offi cers are to wear white. Mrs. Dorothy Ritchie had and gift exchange was held Ule program with readings by Chester Cou ncil 323, being . given by Mrs . Daughters of America , Margaret Tuttle, Mrs. RitTuesday night at the hall. Mrs . Marcia Keller chie, Mrs . Ma Van Meter presided at the ?flair with 36 ·and Mrs. Ethel Orr. The members and four guests group sa ng carols and exattending. Mrs. Ada Morris changed gifts. Members besides those gave the blessing before the named present for the dinner steak dinner served by the kitchen committee. It was meeting were Mrs. Eileen noted that Mrs . Hattie Marlin, Mrs. Inzy Newe ll, Frederick is ill, and that Mr. Mrs. Mary Newell, Mrs. Alice and Mrs. Joe Bissell have a Curtis, Mrs. Mary Showalter, Mrs. Letha Wood, Mrs. Ada new grandson. Morris, Mrs. Mae McPeek, A Christmas greeting was read from Mrs. Fay Hoselton, Mrs. Ada Neutzting, Mrs. deputy of District 13. Dec. 30 Mary Jo Pooler, Mrs. Mary at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. K. Holter, Mrs. Leona HensHelen Wolf, the books will be ley, Mrs. Zelda Weber. Mrs. Dorothy Myers, Mrs. audited. Next meeting will be Jan . 6 wi th cl•rtion and in:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;;:; :;;: • • • '0:• ~ By Charlene Hoeflich ~ POMEROY JUNIOR TROOP 180 Amy Sisson received the songster, troop camper, bicentennial , world association and membership star at the recent court of awards held at Camp Kiashuta during a weekend outing. Her name was inadvertently omitted from an earlier listing of scouts recei\; ng awards. AI the Tuesday alter school meeting of the troop, the scouts had a Christma s party and gift exchange and then prepared plates of ~oo kies , fruit, ca ndy and nuts for the 14 residents of the Meigs County Infirmary . Reported ill and unable to attend the party was Angela Baker . On Thcsday evening the scouts went to the Infirmary with llle treats. They sang Christmas songs for the residents. MIDDLEPORT JUNIORS 39 Holiday tray favors for the Holzer Medical Center were completed by members of Middleport Troop 39, meeting Monday night at llle Heath United Methodist Church . A Christmas party with a gift exchange and caroling was planned. . RACINE BROWNIE TROOP 1247 'f'l\e Racme Brownies met at the home of Mrs. Charlotte "MIRACLE IN BETHLEHEM" will be presented Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Freedom Gospel Mission at Bald Knob. Taking part are, front row, 1-r, David Meadows, Belinda Deeter, Greg Cundiff, Micky VanMeter, Dale Teaford, Jr., back row, Joe Holman, Diane Ward, Alishia Evans, Teresa Meadows, Jim Cundiff and Lawrence Gluesencamp, pastor. The younger children will also present a short program. ;;:';~~%n~:.d~~~~~:~;~~~tc~0;o~n~;~~~;:a:rghr~~~ Madonna mas tree. ornaments and finished the wastebaskets. The pledge, promise and Brownie song opened the meeting. Meetings will resume after the holidays. It was reported that Usa Parsons is a patient atthe Holzer Medical Center. POMEROY BROWNIE TROOP 271 Meeting Monday evening ai Ule Pomeroy Elementary SchooI•the BrQwmes · had a Ch ns · tmas par tYan d 81'ft exc ha· nge . Rhond~ N~ce led in llle pledge and the promise and there was carol smgmg and games. Mrs. Vera Johnson, leader, provided treats for the children, and the refreslunents were served by Mrs. Sylvia Neece, Mrs. Virginia Lee, Mrs. Marlene Swartz, Mrs. Mary Pullins, and Mrs. June Murphy . Nancy Johnson had the pra yer before llle refreshments . POMEROY TROOP76 Pomeroy Brownies met at the home of Mrs. Pat Thoma Thesday for a Christmas party and gift exchange. Ga mes were played and refreshments of punch and cupcakes served. Ulrlstmas candy given to the children was provided by Mrs. Sharon Stark. Meetings will resume when school starts in Ja·nuary . SYRACUSE BROWNIES TROOP 1120 Anthony Cardillo of MidSON BORN LANGSVILLE - Mr. and dleport , and Mrs . . Joe Mrs. John H. Smith, Rt. I, Matheny, Lancaster . Langsville, are announcing Paternal grandmother is Ule birth of their first child, a Mrs. Alma Smith, Salem son, Stephen John. The baby Center, and foster grandwas born on Dec. 2 at the parents are Mr. and Mrs. Holzer Medica l Center. Alva Swick, Danville. Maternal grandparents are RUTLAND Ar- on~s by Mrs. Pearley Nelson , rangemenls featuring ma- fi rst; Mrs. Robert Holliday , don nas were on display at second; Miss Ruby Diehl, therecentmeeti ~g of theStar third, and Mrs . Rober t Garden Club held at the home Jewell, fourth. of Mrs. Lawrence Chapman . Mrs . Jewell presided at the The arra ngemen ts were meeting with devotions being judged with Mrs . G. A. given by the hostess. Creed Radekin receiving first , Mrs. and collect were given in Orion Nelson, second, and un ison and for ro ll call Mrs. Virgil Atki ns , third. members na med their 0 th e r arran g c men t s favorite Christmas fl ower. displayed and judged were Mrs . Eff ie Grate , Mrs. requtrements for his BA degre e from Marshall U~versity, d f omema e avors were given and pictures were taken. Attending the annual dinner , were Mrs . Lucy Kaylor, so n Jack, New Hav en, and his fia nce, Janelle Kuhn , Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. William J . Forbes and son Bill, Charleston, W. VSha\ ¥rd. andd Mrs . CILe~h ep ar an son ar e, 'T' .;] SUNDAY PROGRAM Sissonville, W. Va.; Mrs. . . 1. Mari.e C. Ro us h, Alice Annual Christmas program Hump hr ey, Chns · and Peter , MINERSVILLE _ The Isaiah, Ma tthew and John . i.}:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;.~;, of the Pomeroy First Baptist Amy Humphreys, Carol and ·:-: Church will be held at 7:30 . Tim and Kim Sebo, Pomeroy. . ·.-. p..,Oigti'/1m ..t.. Sunday Un t·ted Method1'st Wo1nen of Rev . J arv1.s c1ose d devo 11ons :::: U , , u even ing at the llle Forest Run Methodist with prayer. .. .. h h Duistm~E MAKE ITA DIAMOND CHRISTMAS! When you know it's for keeps, choose a Keepsake diamond ring to symbolize your love forever. A perfect, fi ne white diamond precisely cut, wi th pe rmanen t registration and loss protection. There is no finer di amond ring. VI I TA sake Vl "ONA Evelyn DeVa ul t and Mrs. Ruth Swisher were guests . .. Mrs . Grate read "Let's Keep Christmas" and Mrs. · DeVault gave "The Animals••. of Christmas." Mrs. Lulu Lev is talked about the care of the cyclame n noting that the plant belongs to the primrose famil y. Tips on the care of indoor plants were given by Mrs. Anna Ogdin. Mrs. Hazel Henson won the hostess gift. Members exchanged gifts and refre shments were served. UM w meets · uesuary Y: /e Tuesday evening. The meeting opened with llle song, "Joy to the World." Mrs. Lillian Henderson chose llle subject "Joy " for the devotions. She read a story about Keeping Christ in Christmas wri tten by two teenage girls. The scripture was taken from the Books of Party features · games, gifts Open Evenings Til readings by each of the group . Mrs. Henry Thomas had the "Special" in that her son, Kenneth Ray, who is stationed with the -Army in Germany surprised her by arriving home for Christmas. Amedley of Christmas carols closed th~ program. The committee consisting of Mrs. Alfred Yeauger, Mrs. Erma Roush, Mrs . Olan Genheimer and Mrs. Edith Sisson reported their visits and gifts to the shut-ins. The women voted $25 toward repair of windows in the church, date books for the coming year·were distributed and 28 sick calls were reported by ttie members the past month . Chr istmas gifts which had been placed under a decorated and lighted tree were dislributed. Refreshments which consisted of ea ch member bringing candy, cookies or sandwiches were enjoyed by Mrs. Olan Genheimer , Mrs. Lillian Henderson , Mrs . Edison Hollon, Mrs .' Denver Holter, Mrs. Lawrence Napper, Mrs. Uswin Nease, Mrs. Kerns Roush, Mrs. Fred Nease, Mrs. Erma Roush, Mrs. John Scott, Mrs. Edith Sisson, Mrs. Harry Wyatt, Mrs. Alfred Yeauger, Rev . and Mrs . Richard Jarvis, Mrs. Dara Yahya, Mrs. Ray Thomas, Mrs. Henry Thomas and Mrs . . · RACIN E - A gift exchange . and games were features of Ule holiday party of Racine Post 602, American Legion Auxiliary, held Tuesday night at the hall. Special guests for the party were Mrs. Arnold Richards, Eighth Dis trict president, and Mrs. Allen Hampton. The hall was decorated for the party with a silver tree and refreshments consisted of a variety of holiday salad. Games prizes were won by Mrs. Martha Lou Beegle and Mrs. Richards. Mrs. Eula Wolfe won the door prize, and tl1e traveling prize donated by Myrtle Walker was won by Mrs. Opal Diddle. Others attending were Mrs. Leora Young, Mrs . Frances Roberts , Mrs . Louise Stewart, Mrs. MaryS. Roush , Mrs . Beulah Neigler, Mrs. Julia Norr is and Mrs. Julia Russ Watson. Hysell. ' :j·. Santa will make an apSYRACUSE - A Christ· h mas program will be ~t:~ance . ! e pub1ic is inpresented at the Syracuse Asbury United Methodist Church Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Participa tin g in the PROGRAM SET program will be Kim Calvert , CHESTER - A Christmas Sherry Teaford, Kirsten program will be held at the King, Tara Wolfe, Cathy Pickens, Kristen Pape, Jane Chester Church of God Williams, Shelly ' Wolfe, Tuesday, Dec. 23 at 7 p.m . Wendy Fry, Tammy Buckley, The youth of the church will Cheryl Pape, Barry McCoy, present "The Gate of the Todd Lisle, Jarnd Moore, D. Inn ." There will also be J. Harden, Mike Kloes, Brian recitations and singing. The Weaver, Chris Stout , She~ry public is invited to attend. Sisson, Robbie Gibbs, Jenny Ben tley, Rick Chapcey, Ja n t~-· llle candlelight service . Anna Amberger, Debbie· Micha~~ Hildore will present "The Brian Allen, Mike Chancey; Greatest Gift." Teresa Holstein, Paula Barn; hart, Tina Gibbs, Mary Beth Slaven , C. T. Chapma n, Roger Hubbard, Cindy Weaver, Bobby Hols te in', •3.50 to •5.00 Sonia Ash!, David Hayes, 100 pols lefllo choose from . Tonia Ash, Billy Roush, Meg Churches and Amberge r , Matt Weaver, organizations quantity Carrie Guinlller, Carol Gibbs, di sc ount . Also Foliage Plants & Baskets. Stephanie Ord, Jaye Ord and Lori Guinther. Also taking part will be .· Hubbard members of the Eagles Class, Greenhouse Loyal Helpers Class, and the 992-l77t Syracuse Young Adul t class prese nting Poinsettias Thermostat Controlled 30" . 9S Heater---~29 40" . $ 99S Heater---- 3 E;:V~.E~N~lN.~G~S=:T~lL=8:~;::~;:: OPEN A TIP FROM SANTA 1:\ND GEO. INGELS THE RANG·E WITH A BRAIN . ' Youth gtve yule program . A Christmas program bY Ule young peilple of the First Southern Baptist Church was beld Wedn~sday night under the direction of Lena Basham. Taking part in the presentation were Bob Me· aure, Gary Basham, Jr., Cheryl LeFebre , Rena 'LeFebre, Cindy Patterson, Jeanie McClure, Kim Basham, Julie · Spencer, Karen Spencer, Billy Mc~lure, Gerald Spencer , Sandra Foley, Gary Foley, ·Paul DaUey, ' Eric Spencer, Jeff Basham and Mike Patterson. : Following the program, .lacks of treats were !IIstributed to everyone attending. .Sunday school at the church will be at 9:30 a.m. ~nday; morning worship at 10:30-a.m.; evening worship at 7:30p.m. with Bible study 'at 7:30 p.m . Wednesday. -~king at the 10:30 service &lnday will be Rev. Robert Bad . win of Louisiana. Sunday evening members of the Pomeroy Church will go to 'their sponsored mission, the Faith Baptist Church at Mason to attend services. ••" . GREENERY FOR THE /~.da~4A CEMETERY A.,,., Grave Blankets MIC,.OWA;!;VI!N Fresh' Green . ()pfc)'M'E111il~t· From sl5.00 ·-----~-~~~~~---••••illl Sprays TOUCH ME AND ... DINNER HELD RACINE - The Racine firemen's auxiliary had a Christmas dinner at Crow's Steak House recently and · Ulen returned to the firehouse annex for a party and gift exchange. Attending were Mrs. Erma Lyons, Mrs. Grace Roush, Mrs. Gene Lyons, Mrs . Beulah Autherson and Mrs. Maxine Rose . From '10.00 :::-: (No Knobs To Turn) MAKE IT A . '•' :.··:>·<······ MERRIER CHRISTMAS WITH FlOWER GIFTS POINSETTIAS I Pumpkin . Apple, Cherry ED STEAK 59 N. Second St. i • I Have ABrain, TERRARI_UMS FOR CHRISTMAS 20% ~~~ri Carry FOLIAGE G~RDENS OR PifANTS 20% ~:: ' n Carrv 20% ' GUARANTEED TO BLOOM ALL THRU THE HOUDAYS ~:~ DUDLEY'S FLORIST 59 N. Second St . 992-5560 • ·You Can Touch Me,,"Program" Me. , . And I Will Dtfrost And Cook A Roast (And A Tr.omendoua Variety of Food) ••• Evon While '1ou Art Away From Home. Middleport ~~o""'u"""SR""'c·o-M""'P""'iE~TE!"~ST~O:-:C::K"": ' o=F:----v-y; -I 3 LADIES HOLIDAY KNIT OPS Special group .of Ladies' Holiday Tops. Val ues to $5.99. Wide asst. of color s and styles . Good selec ti on . Clean up lot from our stock. All fir st qual ity. Shop ear ly for best selection . ' • I Cook With "Split Second" Accuracy. <HRISTMA$ GIVEAWAY • I Am A Computerized Mil..ton•··ln ltctronk History. •I Even Ttil Time ..• With A Beautiful, Lighted Digital Clock. . .. NEXTDRAWING SAT., DEC. 20 · $100.00 Gift Certificate For Groceries • Afttr All .. ·. I Am Smart. I Hav_t A "lroin." ·•IaAs:••• Gtnlua Dtvtloptcl M~. A .,_ Smarter Than Mt, Darn ltl Ott F'" Tlcktla ,.t All ~clpatlng Gold Star Stores. Par- '3·' ' EACH OUR COMPLETE STOCK OF OUR $5.99 AND $6.99 VAWES LADIES POLYESTER DOUBLE KNIT FLARE SLACKS WIDE ASST. OF COLORS Special Sale Group of Lad ies' 100 Pe t. Polyester double knit flare slacks in fashion co lors in plain and fancy patte rns . Flare leg style . Size 10 to 20 . Yes , you save money at St iflier's . OPEN SATURDAY TILL 9: 00 Our Interest ts. Greater For You ~,,p -r. 5.75% s .00 PAIR STIFFLER$ OPEN SUNDAY- 1 TO 6 FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE On 90-Day Certificates 5.75 per cent paid on 90 day Certificates of 'Deposit . Sl.OOO.OO Min imum . Interest ,Payable Quarterly. SUNDAY CHRISTMAS program Sunda y at 10 :30 a.m. at Dexter Church of Christ. Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Public invited. CANDLELIGHT Christmas program Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at Hysell Run Free Melllodist Church. Public is invited. OUR COMPLETE STOCK OF LADIES FAll AND-WINTER COATS A substantia l penalty is invoked on !!Il l certificat e a ccounts wilhdrawn pr ior to the date of m!!lt ur itv . DRESS AND CASUAL ~ncb Meigs Co. Our com plete stock of lad ies' dress and · casual coats in new fall and winter fabr ics. Be warm and be autif ul in the lat est fash ion coats at tags that me lt frozen budgets . You save at Stiffler's . -@ CHRISTMAS program Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at Pomeroy Wesleyan Holiness Church. There will be si nging by the adults. The Rev. O'Dell Manley is the pastor. The Arn ens Countv Savlnts & Loan Co Zt6 Second St . Pomarn\1 , Otl io %oFF REG. PRICE *Aquariums (10 gal.) '21.95 Complete with Everything to Start with Except Fish .; SPECIAL GROUP LADIES HOLIDAY ·DRESSES PANT SUITS *PARAKEET, CAGE; AND BOOK AND FOOD Ole large group of lad ies' holiday pant suits and dresses . Looks that uphold a fresh fash ion image season after season . Save now at Stiffler's, the Christmas store . ! 1) Gold Fish & Gravel 98~ SPECIAL $1650 Gold Star l SPECIAL GROUP Got a problem' An adult subject for discussion' You can talk it over in her co lumn If you write to Helen Hottel, care of lllis newspaper. SATURDAY SANTA'S WORKSHOP," 9 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday at Meigs Museum, Pomeroy, by Meigs County Junior Leadership 4-H Cl ub In coopera\ion with Meigs County Pioneer and Hi storica l Society for childre n ages 5 through 9. Sessions of games, songs and other activities. i: LADIES '5.99 & •6.99 ++ + Pomeroy erchants •I Cook Faat, Or I Can Cook Slow··And Simmer. You Na~elt, I Will Dolt. . $5.25 HAMSTER. UTTER, FOOD FOOD - TOYS - MEDICINES BOOlS --• _:u ----uuuu d . . . UK4141J1V·~ .. u 4J4iU 55 Gal. Aquarium ·eomplete Reg. Price $259.63 ~P{S:~ 3 --------------------------------------· SECOND FLOOR Shop Stlfflers And Save OFF REG. PRICE SPECIAL SALE GROUP MENS AND BOYS HOLIDAY DRESS ·JACKETS FROM OUR STOCK '230 CHRISTMAS , . --- -- uuuuu~ '50 OFF ON ANY HORSE SADDLE PO~- Ideal Christmas Gifts . Choose a warm jacket now from our great se lection in wide range of fabrics , sty les and colors . Zipper and button styl_es . 25 0 'r=:~~.­ Pct. Off Regular PrirP. Now . m ~···~~ JNGELS WITH SUNDAY SANTA CLAUS will arrive in Racine at fire station annex Sunday . at 2 p.m. Treats will be given to children 12 years of age and under who live In the area served by the Racine Fire Department and ER Squad. SUNDAY 1 TO ~ r • ' - We will Close at 6: 00p .m . Wed., Dec . 24. SWiday, December 21, 1975 Weekdays 6:00-8:30 Ph. 949·2515 Racin~ Ohio '3rd St. Mit:RIIE!pot•t, Ohio , ; s. • . FRIDAY • MEIGS High School Christmas concert Friday 7 p.m. Meigs Junior Hi gh Middleport. Participating will be the concert hwd , choi r and ,lazz banrl under direction of Dwight Goins and Randy Hunt. HARRISONVILLE PTO' presenting movie " Eighty Steps to Jonah" featurin g Mickey Rooney, Wayne Newton, Keenan Wynn , Sal Mineo and Jo Ann Fleet Friday at the school at 7:30 p.m. The PTO wants to bring good family movies into the community. Public is invited. Admission, SO cents. SOUTHERN HIGH School Tri-M Society spo nsored Christmas dan ce, Saturday, 9 p.m.-12 midnight in Southern gymnasium. TRI·M se mi-f orm a l · Christmas Dance at Southern High School Friday 9 to 12. . Music by the Cobras. Ad. mission $1.50 single, $2.50 a couple. CHRISTMAS Program will · be held Friday 7:30 p.m. at Portland Methodist Church . PAST Matrons of ' Evangeline Chapter, 7: 30 Friday night at the home of Mrs. Mary Hughes. $2 gift · exchange. POMEROY- MIDDlEPORT PT. PLEASANT We Are Here 1'11 Seroe You by Mrs. K\mzelman and Mrs. ':::: D~rothel a edSals~trh. Games -~;l .. B~ lldc·n Hu,ll'l ·.....:_·__., were p ay wt wmners .,., being Mrs , Alwilda Werner Clean Uvlng Does It .. , and Mrs. Betty Conkle. Mrs. DEAR HELEN: Jacobs was asked 'to judge · "It Ain 't. Fair" Jumpa all older men in one categ 0, ;_ llle Christmas packages, and potentially impotent - when he says just about the time she chose the decorated doctors prescribe sexy hormone pills for wives, they're putting package brought by Erna men on slow-down medicine for )ligh blood pressure, etc. Jesse. aean living and plen!yofexercise ke<:p men (and women 1 Agift was prsented to Miss in top fonn without pills. At 59, I walk five miles every day, do Houdashelt by the club, and heavy weight lifting, amateur wrestling and engage in many other gifts were given out. sports, including Ule ultimate sport. Each member was given a When you're in top physical condition, you never need part of a Christmas card, and worry about "not having a tiger in your tank." - JOHNNY F. Uleir matching card was on DEAR JO!fflNY : Ule gift they were to receive. . Seems to me you're lumping aU Impotency cures in one Mrs. Marian Taylor assisted package. Exercise and clean living help, but mental attitude is with the gift distribution . Important too. The -hostess committee And sports buffs aren't Immune to high blood pressure and served cookies and tiny fruit heart trouble, medicine for which DOES slow down the· sex cakes and punch with Mrs. drive in men. (But doesn 't end it.unless they give up.) Taylor at llle punch bowl. Anyway , clean living, etc. works for you, and Ulat's the Mrs. Catherine Welsh played Important thing. Happy sporting life. - H. popular and old Christmas +++ carols on the piano to close HELLO, HELEN : . Ule eve~ing. Members of the About ten years a«o, ·1 noted that I and my relationship hostess committee included with my Lady were cooling off and slowing down. I was taking Mrs . Kunzleman, Mrs. her for granted, never thanking her for good dinners, never Taylor, Mrs. Welsh, Mrs. telling her she was precious, pretty, lovely, luscious and sweet. Forest, Mrs. Salser and Mrs. I thought about the matter and realized that she too was Farie Kennedy. . somewhat on Ule cloudy side. And I concluded. this was about Others atten\iing were 95 per cent my fault, so I went to her and gave her a good tight Eloise Wilson, Pearl hug and a kiss loud enough to bring the neighbors to attention. Reynolds, Rose Reynolds, She answered in kind- and generously! She went overboard to Grace Pratt, Ann Colwell, let me know she appreciated my new attitude and advances. Nellie Vale, Terri Miller, The more each of us loved the other, the more things Wanda Eblin, Wilma Improved, and are still improving. Mt. Everest has its summit Sargent, Erna Jesse, Beulah but not so love - there's no limit to llle appreciation of the one Strauss, Gene Lyons, Mary you care about, even after 46 years 'of being married and Bacon, Louise Davis , Eva together. 1 Robeson. It's unbelievable that such a little bit of trying made such a The next meeting will be big difference in our lives.- HAPPY OLD DOG LEAR:IING Jan . l9at 7:30p.m. at the gas N'EW TRICKS office in Middleport. DEAR READERS : The above letters are a sampling of many which show again, you're never too old, if you think positive and keep on enjoying life. Two good books on Ule subject are, "The Fires of Autumn," by Peter Dickinson and Dr. Frank Caprio's "Add Ufe To Your Years."- H. Social Calendar -1COOK SALAD - Tossed, Slaw, Cottage Cheese . Applesauce, Peaches. . PORTABLE BASEBOARD ELECTRIC CONNECTION . HEATERS and· Professional Women's c6·13uObpmmet.aMtonlhdaMy ~veniingfat . . . . e e1gs nn or their arinual Christmas · dinner and party. A turkey dinner was served to 26 members. · There was a brief meeting held after the dinner presided over by the president, Freddie H o ud a s he It . Corr~spondence was read and membership committee chairman Janet Korn presented two applicants' papers who were accepted unanimously. They are Mrs. Connie Ball of -Dudley Florists, Middleport, and Mrs. Mildred Jacobs, superintendent of Meigs County Infirmary, Pomeroy. The Christmas pa.rty was held under l11e direction of the hostess committee wi th special corsages at each place at the dinner table. There was a reading of the Christmas story, from Luke, by Mrs. Edith Forrest, and D. OFFICE HOURS: 9:30 to 12,2 to S !CLOSE AT NOON ON TH!JRS.J - EAST COURT VEGETABLES - Lima Beans. Peas & Car rots. Noodl es. Pot aloes (sweet. mashed. home fries) . CH AR -~ ROII Mr. an d Mrs. Dale Walburn , Steven and Jill , enterta~ned t with ad family pr e-C n s mas . lllne r recently at their Middleport home · · A turk_ey buffet was followed w111l a btrthday cake served m celebratiOn of the birthdays of Mane C. Roush and Chn stopher Humphrey. Also ~~lebrated w~s Jack Kaylor s compl ellon of is Sut/day \ [, ~::~:~~b: f~:~~~~i~~:~~~ MEAT - Baked Ham, Roast Beef. Ham burger Steak, Flounder Fish. f For Those Cool Evenings ·:·. STEAMBOAT INN PIE - Ada Bissell, Mrs . Mae Spencer, Mrs. Opal Hollon, Mrs. Sadie Tru5sell, Mrs. Helen Boatright, Mrs. Doris Koenig, Mrs. Doris Grueser, Joe Bissell, Betty Roush, Mrs. Elizabe th Hayes, Mrs. Goldie Frederick, Mrs. Thelma White, Mrs. Dorollly Lawson, Mrs . Goldie Frederick, 'Mrs . Charlotte Grant, Mrs. Karla Chevalier. d :;:; arrangements ;udaed ; : Famtly dtnner. en;oye :·;::·;: 6 ' , ,.::; • nigh~~:~~o:~e~n~!::;~;::n~!:te~o ~~e~~h~;:~~ ~eu;~~:el~tthe;~eDe~~~~;~ mTs~eelf~~~~au~ c~~s:~!~!:! Becky Adkins lect the Brownie promise, and Tammy Adkins llle Brownie smile song. It was reported Ulat bicentennial flags had been presented to llle school and the village. Krist! Hay nes and Carol Hendrix served refreshments. ~~. ~~~:~~.~.oo. ru:t:~i l i i i;i;''''''''l u · Cheste-r Council holds party FURNITURE Ph. 992-2635 MIDDLEPORT PRICES START AT CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS FOR DOGS SPECIALS GOOD THROUGfl CHRISTMAS MODERN SUPPLY Pomtroy, Ohio . 399 West Main SlrMI 992-1164 The Store With "ALL ION - STABLES - STUFF" AND SMALL I, OFF REG. PRia �7- The Dmly Seulmel Multllep<)rt-Pummoy , 0 Fndav. Dec 19 1975 POM POMEROY Re v W H Roy Mayer Perr111 HO pastor Sundav sc t1oor sup! Ch ur c h sci100 I 9 15 ll 01 WOrSh iP S('rVt CC 10 ] .j it m Youth C hOtr rehC'Msal J 30 p m under ol MMy S kuwer chotr rehearsal 7 JO Mon d ay d trellton senior p m Thursday w1lh Mrs Pilul Nease Cftrector POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Un•on and t. tyde v 5 und~y Mulberry Henderson sc hool 9 30 am Corner Rev pasTor Glen McClung sup r mo rn rng worsh•P 10 30 am eve nrng serv ce 7 JO mt d week serv tc e We d ne!>day 7 30 p m GRACE EP I SCOPAL - The Rev HMold Deet h r ector Chu r ch ser .... tces ro 30 am Ho ly cornm unt on ftr s1 Sunda y of m onth church schoo l 10 30 a m for nur ser v thr oua h 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rtc hard Evanson past o r Br ble school 9 JO 11m worshi p , 10 30 am adul t worshi p service and young people's meeting 7 JO p m Com b1 ned B1ble study and prayer meetmg Wed nesdal 1 30 p m TH SALVATION ARMY - Env o y Rav W w,n. ng off, cer In charge Sunday 10 am Hol me!ts mee t ing 10 30 am Sunday SC tiOOI Young Peopl es Leg1on 7 p m Thursda y 1 to 3 p m Lad•es Home L eague 1 p m Prep c lasses ST PAUL LUTHER AN CHURCH, Corner of Syc amore an d Second Sts Ftomerov The Rev Wdl1am M•ddleswart h Pa stor Su nday SChOOl at 9 45 am and Chu rch Serv•ces 11 am C Harr•SOr1viii C' ~ev M an tey Pastor Henry blln ::.unday Sc hool ~ upt Sut1d.Jy Sc hool 9 JO am Evcnm g wo r sh p 7 30 p 111 Pril!yer and Pra,se St'rv •ce ltlUrsday 7 30 p Ill SY RACU SE FIRST CHUR CH OF GOO Rev Georg e Oder pastor Sunday school 9 J5 B m rno rnmg p r each 1ng 11 a m evang eli StiC serv •c e 7 30 p m Pra yer mee t 1ng Thursday 7 JO p m POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Matn St Jer r y Pau l mm.sler phone 992 766 6 I..O n se rval•ve no n •n slr umenlal Sunday wor Shi p 10 am B1ble s tudy 11 am worsh1p 6 p m Wed nesday Btbl c st udy 7 p 11 ~UTLAND FREE WIL L BAPTIST Roger Turner pastor Sunday school 10 am Morn1ng worShiP II a m Sunday even •n g serv ce 7 JO Wednesday B• bl e study 7 30 p m OLD DEX TER BIBLE CHRIS TIAN CHURCH - Rev Sunday Ron Terry pas tor sc hool 10 a m M r s Wo r ley FranCIS su per tntendent Mor n mg worShip 11 am Sunday even•ng serv1c e 7 30 GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Preac h1 ng 9 30 a m lint and second Sundays at each month th 1rd an d tourt h Sundays e ach mon l h worShiP se rviCe at 7 30 p m Wednesday even •ngs at 7 30 Pray er and B.b te Sludy SEVE NTH DAY AO VEN TI ST Mulberry He 1ghts Road P omer oy Pastor Ge ra rd Se ton Sab SACRED HEART - Rev bath School Supermtendent F l!llher Paul D Welton R1ta Wh• l e Sabbalh Sc hool pa sto r Phone 992 2825 Satur d ay a ft ern oon at 7 00 Saturday evenmg Mass ' 30 w •lh worsh1p se r v1ce Sunda y Mass and 10 a m Co nfess•on S;,turda y 7 7 30 l ottow•ng at J 15 FIRST SOUTHERN pm POMEROY FIRST BAP BAPTIST - 281 Mu lberry Ave Pome roy a ff llt at ed with TIST - Robert Kuhn pastor th e Rev Bradley WilHam Watson Sunday S B C school supt Sunday sc hoo l RUTLAND FIRST BAP 9 JO"' m BY F 6 p m Bibl e TIST CHURCH - R:ev Roger Ford Jr pas lor Dr ewy n ~U ~~~ovor fJ " ' 5!Uay Go r e supt s unday sc hool ch Oi r pra c tr ce , Wednesda y 9 JO ll m mo rnm g wo r shi P 8 30 P;n 10 45 a m bU .... LII•VtiAM CHURCH THE HILAND CHAPEL; - Pa s tor Jerry Lew•s Sunday school 2 JO p m W1t h worsh•p Georg e Cas1o pastor Sun day Sch ool 9 30 a m evenmg se r vice at 3 lO p m m•d worship 7 30 Thur s d ay week sen11ce T uesday 7 30 p m eve111np prayer se rv1 ce ' 7 JO p 11 1 e Polly's Pointers l'Jo home remedy Cramer for water stained satin " '" J •' DEAR POLLY - I want to know how to remove water stains from a whtte satin wedding gown that was boxed and stored In a closet Our roof leaked over the closet and through the box on to the ilrel!ll A dry cleaner said It would have to be bleached , but ' with no guarantee as lo the results. The cost would be f/5. The dress ts well worth that cost 11 the results are good, But If bleach Is not ll.led, I think 11 would be less likely to go to pieces Someone suggested usmg vinegar but f am afratd to try that. - MRS E.F R DEAR MRS. E.F.R. - I would try other dry cleaners alld see wbatthey say. U dry deaDen are uncertain about lbe outcome you can be rest allured that any home lrulmenl would be even more of a gamble. Doubtless, lite dreu Is quite old since you apote of being afraid II would disintegrate. So there II also lbe problem of the age ud coadllloo of the fabric. COIIIIderlng the s~lln as well u the stain I would not recommend any hom e trealment - POLLY DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve Is that I enJOY shartng things from my kitchen, but "' wonder why people have to be reminded to return the contamer the food was tn I auggest that those recelvmg food from others not put the container away when tl ts wuhed . Seeing It out should be 8 reminder to return 11 F.D. DEAR F.D. - I al11ays keep aluminum foil containers on hand (many are aaved from frozen foods I and wben I lake food to a friend I " lake Ilia a container that can be thrown away. - POLLY. DEAR POLLY - I hope my Pointer will help those who do exerclaes, and maybe en· courage others to start a ~gular exercise program. I bought a book on exerctses ,, and found It took me almost as long to read It and follow the directions as it did to do the exercises. I exercise In the privacy of my bedroom but this idea could be used m any convenient place I bOught a roll up wmdow ' I, shade, taped all the ptctures and mstructtons on tt and I• . I attached the shade to the lnsule of my closet door ' When ready to do my exercises I pull down the shade and look at the f1gures as I go along This way they are out of the way except when h '" t; '· - needed and wtthout clutteru•g up a door or wall JOANNE DEAR POLLY - To ~ lve a handmade look to a readymade blouse, I buy sn lnexpenatve one and embroider the yoke, usmg trans- ' fer patterns Some people ITUght draw on thetr own des1gns I use three strands of embroidery in the needle , ahd with a btl of unagmation I have fabulous lookmg blouses - EVELYN noss Members attend • pouvmr Members of the Eight and Forty, Meigs County Salon, were m Colwnbus Saturday and Sunday for the December pouvior of the Ohio Departemental held at the Fort Hayes Hotel There was a dutch supper on Saturday mght followed by a Christmas gilt exchange Mrs Allen Schanel, president of the Natwnal Amencan Legio n Auxiliary, Jane Balzhlser, Ohio Department prestdent , and Ann Eschelman, Department secreta ry, were honored guests for a Sunday mormng breakfast Other guests were Paul Gtbbons , grand chef de gare of Forty and Eight, and George Glaub, grand 1 correspondent All brought greetmgs The pouvlor opened 10 rltuahsttc form wtth Mrs Marzella Huston , departemenl.al chapea u, preSidmg Delegates to the nattonal convent10n gave the1r reports and Mrs Myrtle Walker, department childre n and youth Chairwoman reported on the Area D conference held at St Charles, Mo ' A silent prayer was g1ven for pas t department pre stdent , Mrs Helen Kllworth Spcn c N p •• s tvr l r oy Zw d lm c1 oi ii H i tl Y 'I I uu l '' 'IJI Ul 1f1,1y \ {11001 Y II) 1 111 1110 1 n•nQ w o r ~h 1p I ll 111 ~ UI1C 1 ly ("¥ i H 1tjl II S i t( lilt (Ill HI 7 Jll p 111 f"r,l)'l r 1111' I nq Wcdn CSdc1y 1 JU p 11 1 MIDDLEPORT MT MOR IAH BAPT I ST Corn er f-o ur 1t1 ,,nd M11111 M•ddlcport Rev Henry I< r v Jr p~s t o r Sunda y ('·c hoo l 9 10 a m Mrs Erv111 BrtumQardner su pt Morn1nq w or sh• P 10-l.Si'ln JEHOVAH S WITNES SES - Larry Carnahan preS1d.nq mm1S!er Sunday 0 /ble lecture 9 30 am w.,tch towe r study 10 30 a m Tuesday 01b le study 7 JO p m Thursday m1n1stry sc hool 7 30 p m serv ce meetmg 8 JO p m MIDDLEPORT C~URCH OF CHRI ST IN CHRIS TIAN UNION - Lawren ce Mantey pastor Mrs R ussc lt You n g Sunday School Sup! Sun day Sch ool 9 JO am E vu n.ng wo r s h •P 7 30 Wednes day pra yer meet•ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHU RC H OF p It 11001 1\l ,j I POR llANO IAonhq> I !(I p Ill CIH,JrC I1 'rhoO I 9 )() 'l> l l r ~t. >( ' " SUTTON - ChUt CI1 !.C il OO I 9 10 ,, 11 Wors h•P tst a nd Jrd \ undity s 10 JO a n1 NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Robert M H CC, Pastor D enn is Crecgar A Hor MIOISI(> r JO PPA - Wo rShip l Oam Chu r ch ~( hOol 9 a m P rayer MCC II nq W~ dn es day 8 p m LONG BOTTOM -. Wor Sh•P 9 am Sunday !; choo t 9 15 am Prayer Mecllng Wednesaay 7 JO p m NORTH BEfH EL WorShip It it m Ch urc h Sch oo l 10 a m ALFRED - Sunday Sc hool 9 45 am Wors h1p 11 il m Prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 45 p m UMW Jrd Tue sday 8 p m REEDSVILLE Sun day Sc hool 9 30 a m Wo r shiP 7 30 p m Pra ye r Mee1 mg 7 30 Tuesday UMW 7 30 Pm p m lsi Thur sday SILVER RIDGE Wor Sh •P 10 am Chur ch Sc hool 9 ""' STIV.ERSVILLE COM UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MUNITY CHURCH - Su nda v MINISTRY OF MEIGS sch OOl se r v t ce 10 am COUNTY - Dw1ght L Zavlfz Pr ayer meet1ng Thur sd ay 7 d ,rector • p m s unday eve n.ng se r v•ce HARRISONVILLE PRES 7 P m BYTERIAN Rev ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Ernes t Strlc k l• n , pastor Pomeroy Harnsonvllle S und~y c h ur c h schoo l 9 30 Road M1ke ·G~r t on pas tor am , Mrs Ho mer L ee supl ~ Ieven St an ley Sunday schoo l mor nmg w orsh •p 10 30 su p! Sun day schOo l , 9 30 MIDDlEPORT Sunday am morn mg wo r sh •P and schooL 9 JO am , RI Chard co m mu n •o n 10 30 am Vaughan su pt Morn 1 ng Sunday even1ng yo uth worsh 1p, 10 JO am Chr.st.an endea vo r 6 30 p m SYRACUSE MonHng wo rsh•P se r v1ce 7 JO p m worsh 1p 9 a m s unday We dnesda y even mg prayer school 10 am Mrs Sampson meet1 ng and Btble study 7 30 PST Hal! su pt JOHN LUTHERAN I RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHURCH Ptn e Gro ve Th e GOO Rev James D Rev w tllam M1d dl es war t h Guynn pas1or Su nday Pas tor Church Services 9 30 sc h oo l 10 am Su nday am s unda y SchoollO 30 am wors hi p 11 am Sunday BRADBURY CHURCH OF even 1ng serv .ce 1 p m CHRISt - B1ble Sc hool 9 30 Wednesday wors htp se rv1c e, a m morn•ng worsh 1p 10 30 7 30 D m a m SUnday e'Ven•ng worsh 1p r1ALcL COMMUNITY serv •ce 7pm ch0 1rprac hc e N e ar L ong Wednesd ay 7 pm Rev Jeff C HURCH Bo tt om Edse l Harl pa stor Ranso n Pf'stor Sunday sc hool 10 am ANT IQUITY BAPTIST Churc h 7 30 p m prayer Rev r re eland Norns pastor meetmg 7 30 p m Thursday Sun day school 10 a m , MIDDLEPORT PEN Church serv •ce 7 p m TEC05TAl - Th1rd Ave t he We dnes day Bibl e Study 7 Rev Wlll1am Kn •tt et, pastor P m Rona ld Dugan Su n da~ School RACINE CHURCH OF THE Supl Classes tor all ages NAZARENE - Rev John A evenmg serv tce 7 30 Bible Co ff m an pa s 1or Sunday study , Wedne saday 1 30 Sc hool 9 lO a m Ge ral d youth serv ices Fr.d ay We ll s su p t M orntng wo r Ship p m 7 30 p m 10 30 a m Sunda y eveni ng FREEWILl BAPTIST worShtp 7 JO Prayer Co rn er Ash and Plum M 1d m ee hng Wednes d ay 7 30 p dleporl Noel Her r man , m pa s tor Saturday eventng RACINE FIRST BAPTIST servt ce 7 p m Sunday sch ool R:onnle Sa lser Sunday 10 am Sun dlly eve n1ng sc hool supt • Sun da y sc h ool worshtp 7 p m 9 30 a n 1 m ornmg worShip 10 40 am • Sun da y eventng worshtp 7 JO Wed n esday evtn.ng Bibl e stu d y 7 30 MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Rob er t T Bumgarn er , Director POMEROY CLUSTER Rev Robert Haydtn Re v 0 Wm Sydenstnr:k er CHESTER - Wors~JP 9 IS a m Church Sc hool 10 a m POMEROY Worsh •P tO 30 a m Church School 9 15 am UMYF 6 30 pm ENTERPRISE - Wors htp 9 a m Chu r ch Sc hool 10 a m ROCK SPRINGS Worshtp 10 am Ch ur c h Sc hoo l 9 am UMYF 6 30 pm FLATWOODS WorShiP 11 a m Ch u rch Sc hool 10 a m MIDDlEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert Bumg~rnfr HEATH - Wors ~ J P 10 30 a m Church Sc hool 9 JO a m UMYF 6 p m RUTLAND Je ffrey Ge rbe r Pll slor Wo r ship 10 JOa m Church sc noo t9 JO am SYRACUSE ClUSTER R ev Rtchard E Jarv• s ASBURY WorShiP 11 a m Church Sc hool 9 .50 am UMW fi rs t Tuesday FORST RUN - Worship 9 a m Church School 10 am UMW third We dnesday 7 30 pm MINERSVILLE - Worshtp 10 a m Church Sc hool 9, m UMW t hird Monday 1 30 p m SYRACUSE - Sc hool 'I JO am serv •ce 7 30 p m Chur ch wors htp SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev Howard Shtveley Rev Steven W11son Rev Zelia Kruuewsk• BETHANY - ( Dor cas) Worsh •p 9 30 a m Church Sc hoo l 10 30 a m CARMEL - Church School 9 30 am worsh ip 10 30 am 2nd and 41h Sundays APPLE GROVE - Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Wors hi p 7 30 p m 1st and Jrd Sunda y!. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m F ellowSh•P supper f1rst Satur da y 6 p m UMW 2fl d Tuesda y 7 JO p m EAST lETART - ChUrfh Sc h oo l lsi , 2nd Jrd Sund11ys , 9 30 a m Fourlh Sunday 10 30 am Wo r ship 2n d 5unda y 7 JO p m 41h Sun da y 9 30 a m 1 ~rayer Meeltng Wednesday 7 30 p m UMW 1s t T uesday J 30 p m WorshtP 11 am , Jr UMV F Wednesday 3 30 p m Bible Stu d y Thur sday 7 p m Choir Pra c t •ce Thurs day 8 p m United ~reu International Toledo 80 Eastern Montana 69 Malone 81 Ohto Dom in ic an 46 Defiance Holiday Tournament Wooster 79 D emson 75 Wheaton 1111 1 74 Oef tan ce 67 CHAPEL " 111 (lll•rtll GO O - Ra cme Rout e 2 the Rev James M Mun c y pastor Sunday schoOl 9 -15 am am morn mg worsh•P 11 TUPP E RS PLAINS am eventng worShip 7 JO r Sh iP 9 a m Chu r ch Schoo l Pri'lye r meet 1ng Tuesday Wo 10 am , 7 JO p m Y oung peoples KENO CHURCH OF meet .ng 7 30 p m Thursday CHR IST - Georqe F rc denck MIDDLEPORT FIRST su pt ~ erv•ce week l y 9 JO BAPTI ST - Corne r 51 ~.:1h a nd rt 111 on ~ undav Preachmg Palmer the Rev P eter f1r s t and lh•rd 5und eys of Granda ! pas t or Danny mon lh by Cl•flord Sm1th 9 JO Th ompson s up er ntendent Sunday Sc hool WMPO Rad10 HOB ~ ON CHRISTIAN pro gram 7 AS a m Sunday UNION Da r rell Ooddrtll Sc hool 9 IS a m Morn1ng pas tor Sunday Sc hool 9 JO Wo r sh p 10 I S am Youlh am Leonard Gilmore f~r st act•vll•es an,d fett ow sh•P for elder even•ng serv •ce 7 JO lu n tor and se n 1or h•gh p m Wed n esday pray er slu den ts 6 p m Sunc:tay mee tmg 7 30 p m evenmg worsh•P 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF M1 d week prayer serv•ces GOD - Ra cme Route 2 The We dn es day 7 30 p m Rev Char les Hand pas tor CHURCH OF CHRIST Sun day sch ool 9 45 am mor n1ng worsh1p 11 a m Mtddleport Slh and Ma1n Evenmg se r v1ces Tuesday Geor g e G la ze m1n1ster and rr •day 7 lO p m James She e t s su p er n BEARWALLOW RIDG E tendent B1ble sc hool 9 30 Doug a m mo rn 1ng worshiP 10 JO CHURCH OF CHRIST nHn •ster B• ble a m eventng wors ht p 7 JO s e~mi\11 s tudy 9 10 a m morn1ng p rayer serv1ce 7 p m Wed evcnm g nesday ~ worsh •P tO 10 am Wedne sd ay MIOOLEPOftT Church w or s h p R p rn Of The Naur e n e 111qhl 11 bi C SIUdy R p ll1 MT OLIVE CHURCH Re-w Do n Co l e pas tor Mrs Mary La they Long Bottom Sunday Sc hOol Sun d ay Sc hoC)I su p! Sun d ay 10 a m w 1th W ill ard P1 go tt E\langellst •c message school 9 30 am m orn mg su pt wors ht p 11 am Sunday eac h Sunday even mg 7 30 by eva n ge liS tiC m ee t1n 9 7 JO E l der Ru ssell Cl.ne m1 n1 ster p m pra y er mee l 1n g ot th e Apos tol• c F a•th Btble ~dudy Wednes da y 7 JO p m Wednesday 7 30 p m WESLEYAN -IR oc lnt l Su ndi'ly Sc hool 10 am THUIISDAY S OHIO COLLEGE BASKETBALL RESUlTS MORSE LETART FAllS - C~urc ~ ~ c hr;>o t 1s1 2nd Jrd sun days 10 15 am 41h Sundlly 9 IS am Wo rshtp lSI , 2n d , Jrd Su nda ys 9 IS am .Uh s unda y 1 JO p m MORNING STAR Wo rship 9 JO a m Chu r c h Sc hool 10 30 am Mid Week Serv tce Wednesd!ly 8 p m \' OANVILLE WESLEYAN - Fo~cv Leton Glasurc pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am you th and tun•or youth se r v.ce 6 J5 p m eve n in g prayer wor shi P 7 JO p m and p ra. se Wednesday 7 30 IIV ! (i /1) !!1 NAZARENE - Rev Howard C Black paslo r Bob Moore Sund ay Scho ol Supt , ~ unday Schoo l c la ss es for a ll ages 9 JO a m m.orn tng worshtp 10 45 NYP S Sunday 6 30 p m evangeltsllc ser v1ce Sunday 7 30 p m M id week pra yer meellng Wed nesday 7 JO p m M•sslonary mee ting , second Wednes d ay 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Ro bert Smt i h , pa slor Su nday schoo l 9 30 a m c lass 1e ade1 , L eo H i ll worsh•p se rv•c e 10 30 a m chur ch 7 '30 p m EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHURIST - E l de n -R S t ake pas tor Sunday Sc h oo l 10 a m Howard McCoy s upt Morn 1ng sermon 11 am Sunday n1g ht sc r v•ces Chr •s t lan E nd eavor 1 30 p m Song se r vtce H p m Pr eac hing B 30 p m Mid 1/' eek Pr a~er m eetmg t:d n es day 1 p m Ray ~\ dams lay leader CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Loc at ed at Rurland on New L 1ma, Road , n ext to Forut Ac re Park Rev Ray Rouse pastor , Robert Musser , Sundav Schoo l Sunday schoo l 10 JO sup t am worstHp 7 30 p m Btbl e study Wednesday 7 30 p m Sa turd ay n lclhl p rny, r se r Vllfl I l() p 1•1 HEMlOCK CHRISTIAN GROVE Rpger , Watson . pa st or Wa l lace Bradford SU1Pl , morning worship , 9 30 , t hurch school , 10 30, voung meeting , 6 30 p m people 's evening f.f1LLS UNITED f.! L v ' , ~.:I 11111 Norr•, P~ • ~ tor ! loy u r~ o rrt S supl unday M l•oo t Y JU n1orn1 n q '> !'rmo• 10 10 ct " ' Pr uy cr scrv cc Wt:dnC' SdJy J 'IJ p m CHES H I RE CHUR CH OF VOO Of PR OPH ECY G P n11th pets1o r tu nd.Jy S(hool 10 ;-. 111 1\r lhur Henson , ~ up! Mornmg Worship t1 ,, •u Youn q Peoples se rv•ce 7 p n1 Even mq servtce 7 JO p m /J( dn cs da y M1 d W• e k PrAyer • crv•c e 7 30 p m Youth met: I ng 6 30 p m Even1 m 1 wor sh p 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE R ev H erbe rt Grate pasto r Wo r sh•P se r v1ce 11 am an d 7 JO p 111 Sunday Sun day Sc hoo l 9 30 am R icha rd Bar ton sup! Prayer m ec 11 ng Wed nesday 7 30 p m LE T ART Sc hoor supt ~ ayre , Sunday sc hool am Sunday eventng J oe 9 45 wor 5 30--Adam 12 4 Secret S.::nta Con cludes 6 CAPI' AIN EASY HAVE . \li TIGATED GA'L YOU L TO PHO~!' 1\10 AFT~R HIJAC~I~6 THO!-!' FILM!- Z BETHLEHEM BAPTIST - CARLETON- CHURCH K •ng sb ury Road Gary K l ng pa stor Sun day schoo l 9 30 a m even1ng worsh•P 7 30 p m Prayer mee t 1ng Wed ne sda y 7 30 p m lONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN - Bruce Sm i! h pa s1or Wa lla ce Damewood Supt B1b le Sc hool 9 30 a m Preachtng serv tce , 10 45 a m No eve n •ng servt ce HYSELl RUNFk~ ~ {l FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION a t Ba ld Knob Rev E J Gn ff 1th sup! of chur ch Rev L R G lu esencamp pastor Ro ger Wdl tr ed Sr Sunday Schoo l su p 1 Sunday scho ol 9 30 a m prayer meet• nQ Tuesd ay l 30 p m you1h meetmg 6 p m Sunday leaders A d a van Meter and Gr ell a Sutt l e Sunday even 1ng w or Shi p , 7 p m through Wn14er m onth s MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST - R ev James H L each pastor Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m Russell Sp enc er supl Wo r shtp serv 1c e 10 45 a m Even ng worsh1p allernat.ng w•lh C E a t 7 30 p m on Sunda y Pra ye r m ee t1ng 7 30 p m Wed n es da y A lfr e d Wolle lay lea d er WHITE 'S RUT LAND CHURCH OF MASON lOJ CH RCH OF CHRIST P 0 Bo x 487 M1ller 5t Mason W Ya Sun da y B•ble Study 10 am w orSh iP I I am and 7 p m Bible Stud y Wed n esday 7 p m Vo c al music FIRST Not much ts wntten about the wt se men We know they came from the east to Jerusale m, following a star They came beanng gtfts, and when the star stop ped at Beth lehem, they we nt tn and knelt before a ttny chtld and offe red htm thetr treasure Why? Certa mly not because 1t wa s 'the thmg to do " Rather because there burn ed m them an anctent thtrst to fmd the Chnst and worshtp Htm Today, as all over the world men fo ment turbul ence and stnfe, let us seek the Pnnce of Peace If each of us, as we celebrate the season, would radtate Ht s presence, Hts star could ltght the world w1th peace' Your c hurch ts the cornerstone of fa tth Worsht p the re, and sat 1sfy the longt ng all men have - to know the tr God Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thuf!iday Friday Saturday lsa1ah Revel alion b 1 1· 1 19 11-15 ' ~" ' ~ ~I . 1,,--, ~, . ,,, , r ' " " '' " ll ~ Reve la110 n 22 12- 1b lsatah Matthew Hebrews 17:1-5 7:13-15 1:20-ll 10 5·7 'J r,o-lau Ill< \ t" " Man hew \t ' •It " '' I '' '"'·' ,,.j..,It d FRESH PRODUCE& PlANTS MIDWAY MARKET Pomer~y Ph m 2S82 'BOB'S MARKET Mason , Ph 713 S721 ' CHURCH L etart W 1 JO p m ~ er, vf~e Worsh iP 1 30 p m Cottage Prayer Tuesday 10 a rn Servt ce Thur sday Expert plays for a break trump loser , perhaps he could i9 tak e ca re of the dtamonds He hummed 'Wtth a little btl of luck " and proceeded to +K 83 make th e contract 4 A7 5 He started by ptaymg the "~~ST MST ace of hear ts Both opponents • QI972 .8 543 followed and there was only • K iO • Q one hea rt loser Then he cash ., , ti,JI0 54 ed the second htgh . spade 4Ql0 32 . J 964 played kmg of clubs, ace of SOUTH tDI clubs. small club to be ruffed • A 10 Next came the ace and ktng of . A 87 53 dtamonds followed by a small t A97 2 trump 4 K8 West won and had to lead a Jo::ast West vu lnerable black card South promptly dtscarded dumm y's los1ng \\ esl Nor th East South diamond , ruffed tn hi s own hand and clatmed the slam Ph 949 S712 -- - ---- St , .. .W"~;> WHEN GO DOC 22 0 E Ma1n Louts W Os born e Pom eroy - - •"• • •• • Mtddleport , Ohto •• ' 01-l, Dtal992 2101 " He tl " Dealer Ph. 949-S961 -- I 1-JATE Bt\RGAININ6 " - >bU SEND M~ JOI-N WAYNE I SEND YaJ OIL >r- T HATS THE DEAL rr. GLAD TO SEND HIM rr- Mtddlepo rt We open )ust what the books recommend - one spade This btd ha s been part of standard btddm g smce contract 11as m vented II ts not perfect but little IS (Do you ha ve a q ues twn lor lhe Jaco bys? Wnte As• rhe Jacobys care of th iS n ewspape r The most mterestrng quest1ons w11/ be used m thiS col um n and wnters w1ll recetve coptes of JACDB Y MODERN) 5Type of yarn 11 Willow genus 12 Berate 13 Prophet 14 lncaniatton of Vishnu • 15 Knock 16 Ciceroman ''hail" 17 Hebrew measure 18 SuffiX for bon 19 Brooks of comedy 20 "Johnny - Note" Zl Employ %3 Unique person 24 Went underground 2.1 Unpaid 20 Conswner %8 Swamp 31 Catnip 3% Patr1nllc group ( abbr ) 33 Portable bed 40 Opera fan's shout t1 Russian City 42 Intensify 43 Small whirlpool DOWN I "- Wonderful" 2 Relaxing 9 Arthur1an ( 2 wds.) damsel 10 Loewe's 3 Acts the paciflst partner ( 3 wds.) 16 Surrounded 4 Attention by 5 Cowardly Z2 Ventilate 6 Carouse %3 Nostra tn 7 Wagnerian "Cosa herome Nostra" 8 Unarumous- zs Flat-bottomly ( 3 wds ) ed boat Rac1ne %6 Part of U PI 27 Tranquil %8 Valued fur 29 Went awry :10 MetalliC 32 Cub1c meter 38 Brtbe 39 Mystery wr1ter For Soturdoty, Dtc 20, 1175 ARIES (Morch 21-Aprll II) Don 1 attempt to burn the ca n· --.--+~--1 d1e a1 both ends today Your :;-: luck ,.-1-+--t 37 Hostess stand-by (2wds) 39 Skin aperture ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Sales- Quasa r - Service Rac1ne Ph 949 31SI "" Ph 949 9591 I. -· POWELL'S SUPER VALU I· 'The i'rlendty Folks" Dtal992 3284 Oh1o Mtddleport ' -r THE DAILY SENTINEL Pomeroy , OhiO HALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE Mtddleport , Ohto KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Ph. 992 3863 Small Engine Sales & Service 498 Locust St. Middltport Ph . "2 3092 •• • 1 EXPLAIN THE TERRII3LE MOOD HE'5 IJEEN IN LATELY. • • •• ••• ...-+-11--+---i IWSPJTA APEK •• •• problems Wa•t 1•11 everyone has a chan ce to sleep on the Issues GEMINI (May 21 -Juno 20) Be o careful today thai your remarks aren t too caustiC or blttng Someone you II put d own Will not forg tve read!l'f DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's ho11 lo "ark it : AXYDLBAAXR is LONGFELLOW CANCER (June 2t-Juty 221 You tend to be a sh ade selftsh One letlcr s1mply stands for another In thts somple A Is today wh ere your seH- Interests used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Stngle letters, and resources are co ncerned opostrophes. lhe lengih and formaltoto of th e words are all You must gtve a I1Uie 10 order to hmts Each da) lhc code tellers are dtffcr<•nt gel CRYPTOQUOTES lEO (July 23·AUII 22) Your P •• TAURUS (April 20·M•r 20) EN PK UWDQ ATW XEKUWDHG- ESI BWDHEKH . - resolve gro ws as the day length ens Don t gt ve up on so m ething Importan t j u s t becau se It doesn t come ofl on !h e ftr st try VIRGO (AUII 23·Stpt 221 T~ ts HEXDGAWH Yalerday'l Cryp6Dqaote: FlRST OOUBT, THEN INQUIRE, THEN DISCOVER. TIUS HAS BEEN THE PROCESS W1TI1 ALL OUR GREAT 'l'HINKEllS.- H.T. BUCKLE re lt15 IQq , _ _ Srll<llcatt, lac,) BARNEY TATER 'S T-ALKIN' UP A STORM, DOC .. HE SAYS 'MOO MOO' FER COW, "CLUCK CLUCK " FER CHICKEN, ''OINK OINK" FER PIG, AN' ·-- I ACTUAW( WENT TO T~E Wi?ON6 PLACE Is hkely to be a ralher busy day for you You re apt to run out of steam r ath er early •n the even· tng Don t malle I a late ntghl liBRA (Stpl 23 -0 cl 23) Goats thai elud ed vou vester IT WA5 50 EM8ARRA5SIN6 The general dnft of tod ay s events wtl l at hrst appear to be worktng agamsl you Con d •t•ons will later alter to your sat1sfachon SAGITTARIUS (Nov . 23-Dtc 21) Have la •th In yourself and your tdeas tod ay There IS a solutton lor each pr obl em 1f you take time to th i n~ tt out CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon 19) Don t be af raid to b argam a bli today II you tak e a llrm p os lt1on l he other fellow wtll even tually co me around to your term s AOUARIUS (J•n 20-Fib t9) You II have !he op'"'ortUfllty to· day to let a fr•end who has been loyal to you lmow that you re also an ally who can be relied upon PISCES (Ftb 20-Morch 20) You IM'Iy be a b•t of a slow starter today B ut once you set your mtnd lo a tas k you re capable of ga n•ng de str able resulls rej:Jardless o f ob stac les e}~~r~~day Doc 20, 1975 Th1 s c oming year can be a very reward•ng and profitable one lor you •I you seek out the market that has a need for your sp ec•al sk1lls and knowledge I THOUGHT T~E't' WERE IN NA514VILLE I •• • "• ' P. J. PAUUr, AGENt ADDRESS AND &TAN DIDN'T IW'INT TO &TAY IN THAT l:liGHOU~E ALONE •• Ohio - ••" ••• ••• •• Metgs County Branch C~aster, ACHAN6EOF WT 111AT I\.OULDN'T ' Mtddleport, Ohto 1 •• PERHAPS DIAio(.ll AND THE KIDS ARE ON VACATION, .•••• GAUL'S MARKET The Finest In Mobile Hom es 1100 E. Main Pomeroy Ph. 992-7034 MR ADAMB GAVE THEM •• •• M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER Pomeroy • • energy and dnve have very d efintte limitations -+~--1 Late 1n the day •s not the t ime to try to resolve se nous fami ly I RAY'S T.V. & HOME ENTERTAINMENT tEfiTER 11 oo-Return to the Plane1 of 1ne Apes 3,4 15, Speed Buggy 6,13 Space Nuts 8. 10, Eleclr lc Company 20 11 31}--Weslwlnd 3,4 15, Ddd Ball Couple 6,13, Ghost Busters B,10 M1ster Rogers 20 12 oo-Jetsons 3,4,15 , Uncle Croc's Block 6,13 NFL Today 8 10. Vegetable Soup 20 12 31}--Go USA 3 4,15 American Bandstand 6,13 , NFL Football 8 10 oo-Men of the Sea 3, Movie " Pinocchlo In Outer Space" 4, Across the Fence 15 Lowell Thomas Remembers 33 1 3D-Greatest Sporls Legends 6, Llckety Spilt 13 , To Be Announced IS, Biography 33 2 oo-NFL Game of the Wee k 3 Tangerine Bowl 6, Movte ' My Frtend Irma ' 13 Wrestli ng 13, Caroling Caroling 33 2 JI}-Marshall Baskelball 3. I Dream of Jean nie 1., Valiant Years 33 3 DO-Grandstand 3,4, 15, Famtly at War 33 3 31}--NFL Football 3,4,15 Movie 'That Certatn Feeling" 8, Sports Spectacula r 10 • 4 G0-1975 World Ftnals of Drag Racing 13, Making Th•ngs grow 33 5 OO-Wtde World of Sports 6,13, Cricket on the Hearth 10, French Chef 33 5 31}--Kolyada 33 6 DO-News 8. 10, What Now, America 33 6 31}--NBC News 3,15, ABC News 13 , News 4,6, Silent Night a. CBS News 10. Lilias, Yoga and You 33 7 no-World at War 3 Lawrence Welk 4,15, Hee Haw 6,B. Ftrtng Ltne 33, In the Know 10, News maker '75 13 7 3o-=-Treasure Hunt 3, Last of the Wtld 10. Wild Ktngdom 13 8 oo-Emergency ' 3,4,15, To Be announced 13, College Baskelball 6. Jelfersons 8,10, Rlv,als ot Sherlock Holmes 33 a 31}--Pal Boone and the Little Ones 8, Doc 10 9 DO-College Basketball 3 NFL Football 13, Mov ie " Ange l In my Pocket" 4, Movie "Zeppelin" 15 Mary Tyler Moore B, 10, Amertcan Family 33 9 31}--Bob Newhart 8.llL __ tlO-NFL Football6 Carol Burnett 8, 10, Soundstage 33 11 oo-News 3,4,8,10. Amertcan Outdoorsman 15, Monty Python 's Fly1ng Circus 33 11 31}--Movle " Gunfight tn Abilene 3, Saturday Nlg ~l 4, 15, Don Ktrshner's Rock Concert 8, Movie "My Geisha' 10. Janakl 33 12 oo-ABC News 6, Changing Times 13 12 15-Movle "The Vamptre's Coffin " 6. News 13 12 31}--Movle " Godz illa vs the Smog Monster" 13 1 oo-Mov te " Sttent Ntght lonely Night " 4 1 31}--Movle " The Prize" 10 1 45-Don Ktrshner's Rock Concert 6, Movie "The Deathmaster ' 13 3 oo-Movte ' No Man Is an Island" 4, ABC News 13 3 3()-Mov le "T he Tunnel of love" 10 4 31}--Mov le "And Now Miguel" SCORPIO (Ocl 24-Nov. 22) 35 G1ve II 8 whirl The Store wtlh A Hea rt Ph 949 3342 10 day are ach tevable today •f you re wt lhng to exert yourself B e I E'naclous and you II succeed 34m-temper RACINE FOOD MARKET Fine Food & ServiCe D1a 1992 S248 • 965 421' J t AQ86olo A K 5 3t Prompt McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE WILKINSON'S • •' • •• Pomeroy a= PE:ARL WISr:.xJM •- [X)ES IT 2 HAVE TO BE J OHN WAY NE - HON A!301.Jf RONAW> REAGAN~ - THE PRESIDENf VWLD BE • MEIGS TIRE CENTER 100 E Matn ' fella'person' • RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING 111 Courl Sf ktnd14 t 'ward 1.1er - • • • Pom ~roy, -tP~•t•n s'mas' T1me fer head! Ph 992 2178 A Texas reader wants to know wha t opentng btd we would make when holdtng by THOMAS JOSEPH Don't let them two know !.IOU qot rt ' Thel.l'll htt LJO U over th' " MARK VSTORE Pass ACROSS • Bakers of Gay 90 Bread Mtddleporf Ph 992 3030 Pass I Compel • -- 5• ~~.ww~ ANY TIME YOU'RE R!:ADY ALLEY 1HE MAC~INE 'S ALL SE'T' ' Pomeroy I Formerly Sadie's Markel) Syracuse Ph 992-3986 Ra eme 7 • •' '' - RUTH'S MARKET locust 51 00 WE ' --- ,. Pass Oswald & James Jacob) North and South were ex· perts playmg together for the ftr st ttme North thought they pl aymg Jump ratses as Ilona I not forcmg South tho•ugl1t they were pla ytng them as forcmg Tha t plu s a little mutual opttmtsm got them to stx hearts South looked at the dummy wtth dtstaste There was at least one trump loser , plus an apparent dtamond loser He couldn t do anythtng about the AI1£Y OOP BETSY ROSS BAKERY Ph 992 JIBS Third St . ENOOGH ..• Mtddleport, 0 Galltpolts, 0 SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT Diamond Ri ngs Pomeroy 6000 FOI' HERE? • •• - Pomeroy Matn "' CAR!llED M< -• ._ K&C JEWELERS 212 E BE YOLR flOCJM THE "TILE BLUE ROClM WAS AHI> We F ill All Doctors Prescr~pt10ns Ph 992-3486 Kee~sa ke '"' HE " 992 2iSS BLUE & GRAY RESTAURANT 100E Matn WHEH HE CARRIED YOU IH lli~T HIGHT HE SAID TitS WOULD •• SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY Pomeroy Ph 992 Sl30 ', ,. Two locattons 214 E Matn DELIVERY •• 59 N Second St 46 Court St 3• 6• t __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.L M Grocenes & Gene ral Merchand ise Pass Pass Pass Opentng lead - Q • " ~ ~ DUDLEY'S REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES •:2-~lq • ~ . Rae me ~--..;1111:::-~~ " •• ' 296 W. Second BIBLE I Va, Rt ' "' .... Bake r s of Good Bread Hunttngton, W Va WAID CROSS SONS STORE MASON ASSEMBLY OF FAIRVIEW WIN AT BRIDGE I J ;:;;E:=•_",';,:;'rd~~,;-;-:;.""~ HEINER'S BAKERY 2 Conventent Locations BAPTIST - Co r ner of Sec on d and Ander so n M aso n Paslo r Wa lfer Cloud Sunda y. schoo l 9 15 a m worsh •P serv 1ce I I a m and 7 30 p m W('ekly B•ble stud y We dnesday 7 30 pm HARTFONIJ ~ ~! llf 1.. H CHRIST 1n Chr1SI 1Cln Ut 10n The Rev Wlll1am Campbe ll p.lslo r Su nd ay Sc ~oo l 9 30 a ,,, James Hughes su pt cven ln,g se r vice 7 30 p m W~ d nesd ay even ing prayer meeting 7 30 p m You th p r a~er serv•ce e11ch T Jes day I lh lhl l nu "f Jrl I! hh With the hope it will. tn some measure. foster and help s ustain that Nhtch is good in family and commun1ty life, th1s feature ts sponsored by the busmess ftrms and organizations whose names appear below SOUTHERN GOD Dudd 1ng Lane Mas on W Va Ches ter T enn ant Pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 t5 a 111 Chtlbr en !\ Chu r ch 6 J5 p m YounQ P eople s Scrv •ce 6 r5 P m EvanQ o l tSI •c Se r v 1ce I 30 p m Women s M•SSIOnilry Counc i l 10 am 1 f 1rs1 and lhl rd T ues day s Prave r and B i ble Study We dnesd ay 7 30 p m I The Vamptre s Ghost 2 3D-Movte Lonely Are the Brave" 4 4 30-Movte ' Johnny Cool 4 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1975 6 01}--Fil m 4, Sunrise Semester 10, Washington Debates 13 6 31}--F un For Everyone 6 TV Classroom 8 Tr eehouse Club 10 7 oo-Saturday Report 3 Farm Front 4, Eddie Saunders 6, Treehouse Club 8, U S Farm Report 10. Kentucky Afteld 13 • 7 31}--Bullwtnkle 3, I Dream of Jeannte 4, Jetsons 6, Vegetab le Soup 15, Dusty's Treehouse B. Man from C 0 S 1 10 Delvtn 13, MISter Rogers 20 8 01}--E mergency Plus 4 3,4, 15 Hong Kong Phooey 6,13, Pebbles and Bamm Bamm B 10, Sesa me Streel 20 8 31}--Joste and the Pussyca ts 3,4,15, Tom and Jerry Grape Ape 6,13 Bugs Bunny Road Runner 8, Bugs Bunny and Fnends 10 9 01}--Secrel Lives of Waldo Kitty 3,4,1S, Electric Company 20 9 31}--Pin k Panther 3,4,15 Lost Saucer 13, Huck and Yogt 6, Scooby Doo 8 10, MISter Rogers 20 10 oo-Land of the Lost 3 4,15, Adventures of Gilligan 13, Hot Dog 6, Shazam' Isis B, 10, Sesame Street 2() 10 31}--R un Joe, Run 3 4,15 Groovles Goalies 6,13 A~rport 6,13 Mov •e Th e B1ble' 8 10 Washington Week In Revtew 20.33 FLIGHT A SLCAZY PUBUCITY PUT 0~ ' Ri""'T AFT~ 111~ Jl)Rf.llD Ti-l~ ~FT AT 111~ ~l tm z ' "'~ I UAI ' l l~ t ­ Sec ond and Pomeroy St s Stan Cra 1Q pas tor Sunday sc hoo l 9 ~5 a m worsh tp se r v 1c e 11 am tram.ng un •on 6 JO p m evenin g worsh 1p ser v1 ce 7 30 p m M1d week prayer serv1ce Wednes day 7 m -,! ~ 2~ Movte H 8 oo--,.story ot the Ftrst C hrl~t mas Snow 3,4,15 Mov•e 1'7 11\IS 11\~ 1HIRD TURI-l10 l~ E: MASON COUNTY MASur.. • ~ N Pw~ ALTEilNATIVE! News 13 NO ItTil • K6 .J9 642 CHAPE L Coolv ille R D Rev Roy Dee ter pastor Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 a m wor shtP serv1 ce 10 30 am B1ble st udy hnd pra ye r se r v tc e Wednesday 730 pm -· RUTLAND IF '>OU Pt<:EF!'R EVER>OOJE CA LLIOJL; IHE A\, KEE AI~MOB " E TO PU~KO. OF YOUR TYPE! YOU WAOJT EM BACK IT LL ACTUA, LY Wff RE PREPARED TO OFFER. ~OU ONE ? Uil YOURSELF - A RE() CENT WIN D 6A G~ IF :-z.. HUNDRED :' '-z 6RAOJ D. METHOOIS l" CHURCH - Rev Paul Ne vil l e pastor Sund ay School 9 30 am Morn •ng se r v1ce 10 JO am ~oulh se rv•ce 6 JS p m Evangei•SII C se rv1c e 7 30 p m Prayer m ee t 1ng Th u r sda y 7 30 p m ·l WO~ T PAY C05T YOU A BRADFORD CHURCH OF Rev Earl Shul er pastor WorS hip S£'rv ,ce q 30 am ~ und ay sc hoo l I ll 30 am B •ble s ludy an d pray er service Thu rs day 7 JO p .,- .JUP ANI) LI 5T E~, YOU FAT Bev~rl, Hdlbdiles 8 Et ec Co 20 33 Adam 12 13 6 oo-News 3,4 8, 10, 13, 15 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Faces of Chmtmas 33 6 JI}-NBC News 3,4,15 , ABC News 13, Andy Grl fl1th 6 CBS News 8,10 Two way Street 20 7 01}--Trul h or Cons 3 To Tell the Truth 4, Lawrence Welk 8, Bowling for Dollars 6 Av1atton Wealther 33, News 10, Don Adams Screen Test 13 Famtly Affatr 15, Ohto Journal 20 7 31}--Porler Wegoner 3. L•llle Match G1rl 4 Cand1d Camera 6, Evening Edition wtt ~ Marlin Agronsky 20, $25,000 Pyramid 10, To Tell th e Truth 13, Pop Goes the Country 15 Black Perspecltve on the 'm CHRIST Cli ffo rd Sm 11h , m •n•s ter Sun d ay School 9 30 am morn•ng chu rch 10 J O a m S\)nday ev en.ng se r viCe 7 30 p fi1 Wednesday se r v 1ce , 8 p 111 LAUREL CLIFF FREE ME 1THOOIST - Rev F loyd F ~ hook pastor Lloyd wng ht ~ unday schoo l supl Sun d ay school 9 JO am Morn .ng evenmg wo r sh1 p 10 30 am worsht p 7 JO p m Wed n es day Ch r• s l 1a n You t h Cr u s ad e 6 30 p m Chotr pracllce Th u r sday 7 p m DE XTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Charles Ru ssell Sr m, n .s t e r Norman c Wil l su pt S undt~y school 9 JO a m worShi P serv•ce 10 30 a n1 B1 bl e study Tuesday 7 JO p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rac •ne Ro ad W ill1am Roush pastor Denny E-wans Sunday Sc hool D.rector Sund ay School 9 JO i'.l m Morn 1ng wo r sh p 10 30 am Sunday eventng serv •ce 7 p m We dn es day even1 n g pray er se r v tces 7 30 p m B 31}--Chtco & the Man 3 4,15 Wall Street Week 20 33 9 Oil--Coll ege Basketball 3, Rockford Ftles 4,15 Ftrtng LmE 20, Masterptece Theatre 33 10 oo-Po ltce St ory 4.15, News 20. Paul Nuch tm s 33 10 31}--Av latJOn Weather 20 10 45-News 6 11 01}--News 3,4 13, 15 ABC News 33 11 15-Ameman All 6 11 21}--News 8.10 11 31}--J ohnny Carson 3,4 15 W1de World SpeCial 13, Sa mmy & Company 6 Janak! 33 11 50-Mov te ' Came' 8 Movte "T ~e Masque of the Red Oa th · 10 1 01}--Mtdn ight SpeCial 3 4 15. Wtde World Specta l 6, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19,197$ t~J.:f lH ~EN worship, 7 30 p m , Bible I. Rev Geor g e Hosch ar , studv Wodntsd_!y_, 7.!0 p m • plllslor Sunday School 9 30 r, c v 1.. < Lr 11 \ 0 11 ,H. :, l ur am Prayer and B1bl e study '•IJnday Television log for easy viewing I, CHRIST Rod Kasle r pastor V H Bra ley Sun day sc hool su pt Su nday school 9 JO am wo rsh1p se r v ce and commun1o n 10 30 am youth meettn g 6 p m Sun day pm even1ng se rv •ce 7 r eg ular SILVER RUN FREE board meel•ng thtrd Satur BAPTIST Mtles T rou l, day 7 n m pa s tor Sunday Sch ooL 10 RUTLAND COMMUNITY am , Leon M1ller s up t CHURCH Sunday Sc hoo l Evenmg ser v1 ce 7 p m Prayer m eeti ng Thursdll~ 7 9 30a m , worsh•pserv. ce 11 pm a m We dnes day prayer CHESTER CHURCH OF meettnQ , 7 JO p m yo uth serv •ces Sunday, 7 p m GOD-Rev Bobby Port er pastor Sund!l y sch ool 9 30 Sunday n1g hl worsh1p 7 30 a m worsh •P se rv1 ce 11 RUlLANU CHUIH.: H OF a m even• ng serv •ce 7 30 Rev you th servtce , Wed n es day THE NAZARENE Ll oyd D Gr. mm Jr pastor 7 30 p m Sunday schOol 9 30 a m , ' LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN worShip serv1 ce 10 JO am CHURCH Ted Jones , pastor sunday schoo l 9 30 broad cas t 11vc over WM P O young p eople s serv •ce 6 IS a m Roy S1 gman , supt morn1ng worshtp 10 30 evangeltStt c serv1ce 7 30 p m Sunday eveni n g serv1ce 7 JO Pr ayer meell ng Wednesday 7 30 p m MISSIOnary m•d week service Wed meet1ng 7 lO p m f1 rst nes day 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF We dn es d ay of m onth THE DICK TRACY 111 p 1 11 ' VC'lllll <, tJ.r y 1-J r ,Jy cr tlnd ll dJIL <> ludy 1 •u 1 " TUPPERS Plfi!NS I H !.( Is 1 1 /'. ~~ t H u R ( II I " I ' r 1 • d rw. tHI p 1 .tor I ' 'II If I ( <ll{h\111 I Ul1(.ldy 11oo 1 111 111 J 1y • choo l 1 1 1 M or n nq 'f' rmon ltl II l \ undil y ! VCI'11n Q a ' lnsuronct Co of Columbus, Nationwide 107 Spnng Ave Pomeroy 1 Dtai992-231S ..• •• ••• • li/ •• ' III/I I /Ill ill ([\[ il ! J/1 1111 ;;"'... \ \ �7- The Dmly Seulmel Multllep<)rt-Pummoy , 0 Fndav. Dec 19 1975 POM POMEROY Re v W H Roy Mayer Perr111 HO pastor Sundav sc t1oor sup! Ch ur c h sci100 I 9 15 ll 01 WOrSh iP S('rVt CC 10 ] .j it m Youth C hOtr rehC'Msal J 30 p m under ol MMy S kuwer chotr rehearsal 7 JO Mon d ay d trellton senior p m Thursday w1lh Mrs Pilul Nease Cftrector POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Un•on and t. tyde v 5 und~y Mulberry Henderson sc hool 9 30 am Corner Rev pasTor Glen McClung sup r mo rn rng worsh•P 10 30 am eve nrng serv ce 7 JO mt d week serv tc e We d ne!>day 7 30 p m GRACE EP I SCOPAL - The Rev HMold Deet h r ector Chu r ch ser .... tces ro 30 am Ho ly cornm unt on ftr s1 Sunda y of m onth church schoo l 10 30 a m for nur ser v thr oua h 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rtc hard Evanson past o r Br ble school 9 JO 11m worshi p , 10 30 am adul t worshi p service and young people's meeting 7 JO p m Com b1 ned B1ble study and prayer meetmg Wed nesdal 1 30 p m TH SALVATION ARMY - Env o y Rav W w,n. ng off, cer In charge Sunday 10 am Hol me!ts mee t ing 10 30 am Sunday SC tiOOI Young Peopl es Leg1on 7 p m Thursda y 1 to 3 p m Lad•es Home L eague 1 p m Prep c lasses ST PAUL LUTHER AN CHURCH, Corner of Syc amore an d Second Sts Ftomerov The Rev Wdl1am M•ddleswart h Pa stor Su nday SChOOl at 9 45 am and Chu rch Serv•ces 11 am C Harr•SOr1viii C' ~ev M an tey Pastor Henry blln ::.unday Sc hool ~ upt Sut1d.Jy Sc hool 9 JO am Evcnm g wo r sh p 7 30 p 111 Pril!yer and Pra,se St'rv •ce ltlUrsday 7 30 p Ill SY RACU SE FIRST CHUR CH OF GOO Rev Georg e Oder pastor Sunday school 9 J5 B m rno rnmg p r each 1ng 11 a m evang eli StiC serv •c e 7 30 p m Pra yer mee t 1ng Thursday 7 JO p m POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Matn St Jer r y Pau l mm.sler phone 992 766 6 I..O n se rval•ve no n •n slr umenlal Sunday wor Shi p 10 am B1ble s tudy 11 am worsh1p 6 p m Wed nesday Btbl c st udy 7 p 11 ~UTLAND FREE WIL L BAPTIST Roger Turner pastor Sunday school 10 am Morn1ng worShiP II a m Sunday even •n g serv ce 7 JO Wednesday B• bl e study 7 30 p m OLD DEX TER BIBLE CHRIS TIAN CHURCH - Rev Sunday Ron Terry pas tor sc hool 10 a m M r s Wo r ley FranCIS su per tntendent Mor n mg worShip 11 am Sunday even•ng serv1c e 7 30 GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Preac h1 ng 9 30 a m lint and second Sundays at each month th 1rd an d tourt h Sundays e ach mon l h worShiP se rviCe at 7 30 p m Wednesday even •ngs at 7 30 Pray er and B.b te Sludy SEVE NTH DAY AO VEN TI ST Mulberry He 1ghts Road P omer oy Pastor Ge ra rd Se ton Sab SACRED HEART - Rev bath School Supermtendent F l!llher Paul D Welton R1ta Wh• l e Sabbalh Sc hool pa sto r Phone 992 2825 Satur d ay a ft ern oon at 7 00 Saturday evenmg Mass ' 30 w •lh worsh1p se r v1ce Sunda y Mass and 10 a m Co nfess•on S;,turda y 7 7 30 l ottow•ng at J 15 FIRST SOUTHERN pm POMEROY FIRST BAP BAPTIST - 281 Mu lberry Ave Pome roy a ff llt at ed with TIST - Robert Kuhn pastor th e Rev Bradley WilHam Watson Sunday S B C school supt Sunday sc hoo l RUTLAND FIRST BAP 9 JO"' m BY F 6 p m Bibl e TIST CHURCH - R:ev Roger Ford Jr pas lor Dr ewy n ~U ~~~ovor fJ " ' 5!Uay Go r e supt s unday sc hool ch Oi r pra c tr ce , Wednesda y 9 JO ll m mo rnm g wo r shi P 8 30 P;n 10 45 a m bU .... LII•VtiAM CHURCH THE HILAND CHAPEL; - Pa s tor Jerry Lew•s Sunday school 2 JO p m W1t h worsh•p Georg e Cas1o pastor Sun day Sch ool 9 30 a m evenmg se r vice at 3 lO p m m•d worship 7 30 Thur s d ay week sen11ce T uesday 7 30 p m eve111np prayer se rv1 ce ' 7 JO p 11 1 e Polly's Pointers l'Jo home remedy Cramer for water stained satin " '" J •' DEAR POLLY - I want to know how to remove water stains from a whtte satin wedding gown that was boxed and stored In a closet Our roof leaked over the closet and through the box on to the ilrel!ll A dry cleaner said It would have to be bleached , but ' with no guarantee as lo the results. The cost would be f/5. The dress ts well worth that cost 11 the results are good, But If bleach Is not ll.led, I think 11 would be less likely to go to pieces Someone suggested usmg vinegar but f am afratd to try that. - MRS E.F R DEAR MRS. E.F.R. - I would try other dry cleaners alld see wbatthey say. U dry deaDen are uncertain about lbe outcome you can be rest allured that any home lrulmenl would be even more of a gamble. Doubtless, lite dreu Is quite old since you apote of being afraid II would disintegrate. So there II also lbe problem of the age ud coadllloo of the fabric. COIIIIderlng the s~lln as well u the stain I would not recommend any hom e trealment - POLLY DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve Is that I enJOY shartng things from my kitchen, but "' wonder why people have to be reminded to return the contamer the food was tn I auggest that those recelvmg food from others not put the container away when tl ts wuhed . Seeing It out should be 8 reminder to return 11 F.D. DEAR F.D. - I al11ays keep aluminum foil containers on hand (many are aaved from frozen foods I and wben I lake food to a friend I " lake Ilia a container that can be thrown away. - POLLY. DEAR POLLY - I hope my Pointer will help those who do exerclaes, and maybe en· courage others to start a ~gular exercise program. I bought a book on exerctses ,, and found It took me almost as long to read It and follow the directions as it did to do the exercises. I exercise In the privacy of my bedroom but this idea could be used m any convenient place I bOught a roll up wmdow ' I, shade, taped all the ptctures and mstructtons on tt and I• . I attached the shade to the lnsule of my closet door ' When ready to do my exercises I pull down the shade and look at the f1gures as I go along This way they are out of the way except when h '" t; '· - needed and wtthout clutteru•g up a door or wall JOANNE DEAR POLLY - To ~ lve a handmade look to a readymade blouse, I buy sn lnexpenatve one and embroider the yoke, usmg trans- ' fer patterns Some people ITUght draw on thetr own des1gns I use three strands of embroidery in the needle , ahd with a btl of unagmation I have fabulous lookmg blouses - EVELYN noss Members attend • pouvmr Members of the Eight and Forty, Meigs County Salon, were m Colwnbus Saturday and Sunday for the December pouvior of the Ohio Departemental held at the Fort Hayes Hotel There was a dutch supper on Saturday mght followed by a Christmas gilt exchange Mrs Allen Schanel, president of the Natwnal Amencan Legio n Auxiliary, Jane Balzhlser, Ohio Department prestdent , and Ann Eschelman, Department secreta ry, were honored guests for a Sunday mormng breakfast Other guests were Paul Gtbbons , grand chef de gare of Forty and Eight, and George Glaub, grand 1 correspondent All brought greetmgs The pouvlor opened 10 rltuahsttc form wtth Mrs Marzella Huston , departemenl.al chapea u, preSidmg Delegates to the nattonal convent10n gave the1r reports and Mrs Myrtle Walker, department childre n and youth Chairwoman reported on the Area D conference held at St Charles, Mo ' A silent prayer was g1ven for pas t department pre stdent , Mrs Helen Kllworth Spcn c N p •• s tvr l r oy Zw d lm c1 oi ii H i tl Y 'I I uu l '' 'IJI Ul 1f1,1y \ {11001 Y II) 1 111 1110 1 n•nQ w o r ~h 1p I ll 111 ~ UI1C 1 ly ("¥ i H 1tjl II S i t( lilt (Ill HI 7 Jll p 111 f"r,l)'l r 1111' I nq Wcdn CSdc1y 1 JU p 11 1 MIDDLEPORT MT MOR IAH BAPT I ST Corn er f-o ur 1t1 ,,nd M11111 M•ddlcport Rev Henry I< r v Jr p~s t o r Sunda y ('·c hoo l 9 10 a m Mrs Erv111 BrtumQardner su pt Morn1nq w or sh• P 10-l.Si'ln JEHOVAH S WITNES SES - Larry Carnahan preS1d.nq mm1S!er Sunday 0 /ble lecture 9 30 am w.,tch towe r study 10 30 a m Tuesday 01b le study 7 JO p m Thursday m1n1stry sc hool 7 30 p m serv ce meetmg 8 JO p m MIDDLEPORT C~URCH OF CHRI ST IN CHRIS TIAN UNION - Lawren ce Mantey pastor Mrs R ussc lt You n g Sunday School Sup! Sun day Sch ool 9 JO am E vu n.ng wo r s h •P 7 30 Wednes day pra yer meet•ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHU RC H OF p It 11001 1\l ,j I POR llANO IAonhq> I !(I p Ill CIH,JrC I1 'rhoO I 9 )() 'l> l l r ~t. >( ' " SUTTON - ChUt CI1 !.C il OO I 9 10 ,, 11 Wors h•P tst a nd Jrd \ undity s 10 JO a n1 NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Robert M H CC, Pastor D enn is Crecgar A Hor MIOISI(> r JO PPA - Wo rShip l Oam Chu r ch ~( hOol 9 a m P rayer MCC II nq W~ dn es day 8 p m LONG BOTTOM -. Wor Sh•P 9 am Sunday !; choo t 9 15 am Prayer Mecllng Wednesaay 7 JO p m NORTH BEfH EL WorShip It it m Ch urc h Sch oo l 10 a m ALFRED - Sunday Sc hool 9 45 am Wors h1p 11 il m Prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 45 p m UMW Jrd Tue sday 8 p m REEDSVILLE Sun day Sc hool 9 30 a m Wo r shiP 7 30 p m Pra ye r Mee1 mg 7 30 Tuesday UMW 7 30 Pm p m lsi Thur sday SILVER RIDGE Wor Sh •P 10 am Chur ch Sc hool 9 ""' STIV.ERSVILLE COM UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MUNITY CHURCH - Su nda v MINISTRY OF MEIGS sch OOl se r v t ce 10 am COUNTY - Dw1ght L Zavlfz Pr ayer meet1ng Thur sd ay 7 d ,rector • p m s unday eve n.ng se r v•ce HARRISONVILLE PRES 7 P m BYTERIAN Rev ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Ernes t Strlc k l• n , pastor Pomeroy Harnsonvllle S und~y c h ur c h schoo l 9 30 Road M1ke ·G~r t on pas tor am , Mrs Ho mer L ee supl ~ Ieven St an ley Sunday schoo l mor nmg w orsh •p 10 30 su p! Sun day schOo l , 9 30 MIDDlEPORT Sunday am morn mg wo r sh •P and schooL 9 JO am , RI Chard co m mu n •o n 10 30 am Vaughan su pt Morn 1 ng Sunday even1ng yo uth worsh 1p, 10 JO am Chr.st.an endea vo r 6 30 p m SYRACUSE MonHng wo rsh•P se r v1ce 7 JO p m worsh 1p 9 a m s unday We dnesda y even mg prayer school 10 am Mrs Sampson meet1 ng and Btble study 7 30 PST Hal! su pt JOHN LUTHERAN I RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHURCH Ptn e Gro ve Th e GOO Rev James D Rev w tllam M1d dl es war t h Guynn pas1or Su nday Pas tor Church Services 9 30 sc h oo l 10 am Su nday am s unda y SchoollO 30 am wors hi p 11 am Sunday BRADBURY CHURCH OF even 1ng serv .ce 1 p m CHRISt - B1ble Sc hool 9 30 Wednesday wors htp se rv1c e, a m morn•ng worsh 1p 10 30 7 30 D m a m SUnday e'Ven•ng worsh 1p r1ALcL COMMUNITY serv •ce 7pm ch0 1rprac hc e N e ar L ong Wednesd ay 7 pm Rev Jeff C HURCH Bo tt om Edse l Harl pa stor Ranso n Pf'stor Sunday sc hool 10 am ANT IQUITY BAPTIST Churc h 7 30 p m prayer Rev r re eland Norns pastor meetmg 7 30 p m Thursday Sun day school 10 a m , MIDDLEPORT PEN Church serv •ce 7 p m TEC05TAl - Th1rd Ave t he We dnes day Bibl e Study 7 Rev Wlll1am Kn •tt et, pastor P m Rona ld Dugan Su n da~ School RACINE CHURCH OF THE Supl Classes tor all ages NAZARENE - Rev John A evenmg serv tce 7 30 Bible Co ff m an pa s 1or Sunday study , Wedne saday 1 30 Sc hool 9 lO a m Ge ral d youth serv ices Fr.d ay We ll s su p t M orntng wo r Ship p m 7 30 p m 10 30 a m Sunda y eveni ng FREEWILl BAPTIST worShtp 7 JO Prayer Co rn er Ash and Plum M 1d m ee hng Wednes d ay 7 30 p dleporl Noel Her r man , m pa s tor Saturday eventng RACINE FIRST BAPTIST servt ce 7 p m Sunday sch ool R:onnle Sa lser Sunday 10 am Sun dlly eve n1ng sc hool supt • Sun da y sc h ool worshtp 7 p m 9 30 a n 1 m ornmg worShip 10 40 am • Sun da y eventng worshtp 7 JO Wed n esday evtn.ng Bibl e stu d y 7 30 MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Rob er t T Bumgarn er , Director POMEROY CLUSTER Rev Robert Haydtn Re v 0 Wm Sydenstnr:k er CHESTER - Wors~JP 9 IS a m Church Sc hool 10 a m POMEROY Worsh •P tO 30 a m Church School 9 15 am UMYF 6 30 pm ENTERPRISE - Wors htp 9 a m Chu r ch Sc hool 10 a m ROCK SPRINGS Worshtp 10 am Ch ur c h Sc hoo l 9 am UMYF 6 30 pm FLATWOODS WorShiP 11 a m Ch u rch Sc hool 10 a m MIDDlEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert Bumg~rnfr HEATH - Wors ~ J P 10 30 a m Church Sc hool 9 JO a m UMYF 6 p m RUTLAND Je ffrey Ge rbe r Pll slor Wo r ship 10 JOa m Church sc noo t9 JO am SYRACUSE ClUSTER R ev Rtchard E Jarv• s ASBURY WorShiP 11 a m Church Sc hool 9 .50 am UMW fi rs t Tuesday FORST RUN - Worship 9 a m Church School 10 am UMW third We dnesday 7 30 pm MINERSVILLE - Worshtp 10 a m Church Sc hool 9, m UMW t hird Monday 1 30 p m SYRACUSE - Sc hool 'I JO am serv •ce 7 30 p m Chur ch wors htp SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev Howard Shtveley Rev Steven W11son Rev Zelia Kruuewsk• BETHANY - ( Dor cas) Worsh •p 9 30 a m Church Sc hoo l 10 30 a m CARMEL - Church School 9 30 am worsh ip 10 30 am 2nd and 41h Sundays APPLE GROVE - Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Wors hi p 7 30 p m 1st and Jrd Sunda y!. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m F ellowSh•P supper f1rst Satur da y 6 p m UMW 2fl d Tuesda y 7 JO p m EAST lETART - ChUrfh Sc h oo l lsi , 2nd Jrd Sund11ys , 9 30 a m Fourlh Sunday 10 30 am Wo r ship 2n d 5unda y 7 JO p m 41h Sun da y 9 30 a m 1 ~rayer Meeltng Wednesday 7 30 p m UMW 1s t T uesday J 30 p m WorshtP 11 am , Jr UMV F Wednesday 3 30 p m Bible Stu d y Thur sday 7 p m Choir Pra c t •ce Thurs day 8 p m United ~reu International Toledo 80 Eastern Montana 69 Malone 81 Ohto Dom in ic an 46 Defiance Holiday Tournament Wooster 79 D emson 75 Wheaton 1111 1 74 Oef tan ce 67 CHAPEL " 111 (lll•rtll GO O - Ra cme Rout e 2 the Rev James M Mun c y pastor Sunday schoOl 9 -15 am am morn mg worsh•P 11 TUPP E RS PLAINS am eventng worShip 7 JO r Sh iP 9 a m Chu r ch Schoo l Pri'lye r meet 1ng Tuesday Wo 10 am , 7 JO p m Y oung peoples KENO CHURCH OF meet .ng 7 30 p m Thursday CHR IST - Georqe F rc denck MIDDLEPORT FIRST su pt ~ erv•ce week l y 9 JO BAPTI ST - Corne r 51 ~.:1h a nd rt 111 on ~ undav Preachmg Palmer the Rev P eter f1r s t and lh•rd 5und eys of Granda ! pas t or Danny mon lh by Cl•flord Sm1th 9 JO Th ompson s up er ntendent Sunday Sc hool WMPO Rad10 HOB ~ ON CHRISTIAN pro gram 7 AS a m Sunday UNION Da r rell Ooddrtll Sc hool 9 IS a m Morn1ng pas tor Sunday Sc hool 9 JO Wo r sh p 10 I S am Youlh am Leonard Gilmore f~r st act•vll•es an,d fett ow sh•P for elder even•ng serv •ce 7 JO lu n tor and se n 1or h•gh p m Wed n esday pray er slu den ts 6 p m Sunc:tay mee tmg 7 30 p m evenmg worsh•P 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF M1 d week prayer serv•ces GOD - Ra cme Route 2 The We dn es day 7 30 p m Rev Char les Hand pas tor CHURCH OF CHRIST Sun day sch ool 9 45 am mor n1ng worsh1p 11 a m Mtddleport Slh and Ma1n Evenmg se r v1ces Tuesday Geor g e G la ze m1n1ster and rr •day 7 lO p m James She e t s su p er n BEARWALLOW RIDG E tendent B1ble sc hool 9 30 Doug a m mo rn 1ng worshiP 10 JO CHURCH OF CHRIST nHn •ster B• ble a m eventng wors ht p 7 JO s e~mi\11 s tudy 9 10 a m morn1ng p rayer serv1ce 7 p m Wed evcnm g nesday ~ worsh •P tO 10 am Wedne sd ay MIOOLEPOftT Church w or s h p R p rn Of The Naur e n e 111qhl 11 bi C SIUdy R p ll1 MT OLIVE CHURCH Re-w Do n Co l e pas tor Mrs Mary La they Long Bottom Sunday Sc hOol Sun d ay Sc hoC)I su p! Sun d ay 10 a m w 1th W ill ard P1 go tt E\langellst •c message school 9 30 am m orn mg su pt wors ht p 11 am Sunday eac h Sunday even mg 7 30 by eva n ge liS tiC m ee t1n 9 7 JO E l der Ru ssell Cl.ne m1 n1 ster p m pra y er mee l 1n g ot th e Apos tol• c F a•th Btble ~dudy Wednes da y 7 JO p m Wednesday 7 30 p m WESLEYAN -IR oc lnt l Su ndi'ly Sc hool 10 am THUIISDAY S OHIO COLLEGE BASKETBALL RESUlTS MORSE LETART FAllS - C~urc ~ ~ c hr;>o t 1s1 2nd Jrd sun days 10 15 am 41h Sundlly 9 IS am Wo rshtp lSI , 2n d , Jrd Su nda ys 9 IS am .Uh s unda y 1 JO p m MORNING STAR Wo rship 9 JO a m Chu r c h Sc hool 10 30 am Mid Week Serv tce Wednesd!ly 8 p m \' OANVILLE WESLEYAN - Fo~cv Leton Glasurc pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am you th and tun•or youth se r v.ce 6 J5 p m eve n in g prayer wor shi P 7 JO p m and p ra. se Wednesday 7 30 IIV ! (i /1) !!1 NAZARENE - Rev Howard C Black paslo r Bob Moore Sund ay Scho ol Supt , ~ unday Schoo l c la ss es for a ll ages 9 JO a m m.orn tng worshtp 10 45 NYP S Sunday 6 30 p m evangeltsllc ser v1ce Sunday 7 30 p m M id week pra yer meellng Wed nesday 7 JO p m M•sslonary mee ting , second Wednes d ay 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Ro bert Smt i h , pa slor Su nday schoo l 9 30 a m c lass 1e ade1 , L eo H i ll worsh•p se rv•c e 10 30 a m chur ch 7 '30 p m EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHURIST - E l de n -R S t ake pas tor Sunday Sc h oo l 10 a m Howard McCoy s upt Morn 1ng sermon 11 am Sunday n1g ht sc r v•ces Chr •s t lan E nd eavor 1 30 p m Song se r vtce H p m Pr eac hing B 30 p m Mid 1/' eek Pr a~er m eetmg t:d n es day 1 p m Ray ~\ dams lay leader CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Loc at ed at Rurland on New L 1ma, Road , n ext to Forut Ac re Park Rev Ray Rouse pastor , Robert Musser , Sundav Schoo l Sunday schoo l 10 JO sup t am worstHp 7 30 p m Btbl e study Wednesday 7 30 p m Sa turd ay n lclhl p rny, r se r Vllfl I l() p 1•1 HEMlOCK CHRISTIAN GROVE Rpger , Watson . pa st or Wa l lace Bradford SU1Pl , morning worship , 9 30 , t hurch school , 10 30, voung meeting , 6 30 p m people 's evening f.f1LLS UNITED f.! L v ' , ~.:I 11111 Norr•, P~ • ~ tor ! loy u r~ o rrt S supl unday M l•oo t Y JU n1orn1 n q '> !'rmo• 10 10 ct " ' Pr uy cr scrv cc Wt:dnC' SdJy J 'IJ p m CHES H I RE CHUR CH OF VOO Of PR OPH ECY G P n11th pets1o r tu nd.Jy S(hool 10 ;-. 111 1\r lhur Henson , ~ up! Mornmg Worship t1 ,, •u Youn q Peoples se rv•ce 7 p n1 Even mq servtce 7 JO p m /J( dn cs da y M1 d W• e k PrAyer • crv•c e 7 30 p m Youth met: I ng 6 30 p m Even1 m 1 wor sh p 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE R ev H erbe rt Grate pasto r Wo r sh•P se r v1ce 11 am an d 7 JO p 111 Sunday Sun day Sc hoo l 9 30 am R icha rd Bar ton sup! Prayer m ec 11 ng Wed nesday 7 30 p m LE T ART Sc hoor supt ~ ayre , Sunday sc hool am Sunday eventng J oe 9 45 wor 5 30--Adam 12 4 Secret S.::nta Con cludes 6 CAPI' AIN EASY HAVE . \li TIGATED GA'L YOU L TO PHO~!' 1\10 AFT~R HIJAC~I~6 THO!-!' FILM!- Z BETHLEHEM BAPTIST - CARLETON- CHURCH K •ng sb ury Road Gary K l ng pa stor Sun day schoo l 9 30 a m even1ng worsh•P 7 30 p m Prayer mee t 1ng Wed ne sda y 7 30 p m lONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN - Bruce Sm i! h pa s1or Wa lla ce Damewood Supt B1b le Sc hool 9 30 a m Preachtng serv tce , 10 45 a m No eve n •ng servt ce HYSELl RUNFk~ ~ {l FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION a t Ba ld Knob Rev E J Gn ff 1th sup! of chur ch Rev L R G lu esencamp pastor Ro ger Wdl tr ed Sr Sunday Schoo l su p 1 Sunday scho ol 9 30 a m prayer meet• nQ Tuesd ay l 30 p m you1h meetmg 6 p m Sunday leaders A d a van Meter and Gr ell a Sutt l e Sunday even 1ng w or Shi p , 7 p m through Wn14er m onth s MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST - R ev James H L each pastor Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m Russell Sp enc er supl Wo r shtp serv 1c e 10 45 a m Even ng worsh1p allernat.ng w•lh C E a t 7 30 p m on Sunda y Pra ye r m ee t1ng 7 30 p m Wed n es da y A lfr e d Wolle lay lea d er WHITE 'S RUT LAND CHURCH OF MASON lOJ CH RCH OF CHRIST P 0 Bo x 487 M1ller 5t Mason W Ya Sun da y B•ble Study 10 am w orSh iP I I am and 7 p m Bible Stud y Wed n esday 7 p m Vo c al music FIRST Not much ts wntten about the wt se men We know they came from the east to Jerusale m, following a star They came beanng gtfts, and when the star stop ped at Beth lehem, they we nt tn and knelt before a ttny chtld and offe red htm thetr treasure Why? Certa mly not because 1t wa s 'the thmg to do " Rather because there burn ed m them an anctent thtrst to fmd the Chnst and worshtp Htm Today, as all over the world men fo ment turbul ence and stnfe, let us seek the Pnnce of Peace If each of us, as we celebrate the season, would radtate Ht s presence, Hts star could ltght the world w1th peace' Your c hurch ts the cornerstone of fa tth Worsht p the re, and sat 1sfy the longt ng all men have - to know the tr God Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thuf!iday Friday Saturday lsa1ah Revel alion b 1 1· 1 19 11-15 ' ~" ' ~ ~I . 1,,--, ~, . ,,, , r ' " " '' " ll ~ Reve la110 n 22 12- 1b lsatah Matthew Hebrews 17:1-5 7:13-15 1:20-ll 10 5·7 'J r,o-lau Ill< \ t" " Man hew \t ' •It " '' I '' '"'·' ,,.j..,It d FRESH PRODUCE& PlANTS MIDWAY MARKET Pomer~y Ph m 2S82 'BOB'S MARKET Mason , Ph 713 S721 ' CHURCH L etart W 1 JO p m ~ er, vf~e Worsh iP 1 30 p m Cottage Prayer Tuesday 10 a rn Servt ce Thur sday Expert plays for a break trump loser , perhaps he could i9 tak e ca re of the dtamonds He hummed 'Wtth a little btl of luck " and proceeded to +K 83 make th e contract 4 A7 5 He started by ptaymg the "~~ST MST ace of hear ts Both opponents • QI972 .8 543 followed and there was only • K iO • Q one hea rt loser Then he cash ., , ti,JI0 54 ed the second htgh . spade 4Ql0 32 . J 964 played kmg of clubs, ace of SOUTH tDI clubs. small club to be ruffed • A 10 Next came the ace and ktng of . A 87 53 dtamonds followed by a small t A97 2 trump 4 K8 West won and had to lead a Jo::ast West vu lnerable black card South promptly dtscarded dumm y's los1ng \\ esl Nor th East South diamond , ruffed tn hi s own hand and clatmed the slam Ph 949 S712 -- - ---- St , .. .W"~;> WHEN GO DOC 22 0 E Ma1n Louts W Os born e Pom eroy - - •"• • •• • Mtddleport , Ohto •• ' 01-l, Dtal992 2101 " He tl " Dealer Ph. 949-S961 -- I 1-JATE Bt\RGAININ6 " - >bU SEND M~ JOI-N WAYNE I SEND YaJ OIL >r- T HATS THE DEAL rr. GLAD TO SEND HIM rr- Mtddlepo rt We open )ust what the books recommend - one spade This btd ha s been part of standard btddm g smce contract 11as m vented II ts not perfect but little IS (Do you ha ve a q ues twn lor lhe Jaco bys? Wnte As• rhe Jacobys care of th iS n ewspape r The most mterestrng quest1ons w11/ be used m thiS col um n and wnters w1ll recetve coptes of JACDB Y MODERN) 5Type of yarn 11 Willow genus 12 Berate 13 Prophet 14 lncaniatton of Vishnu • 15 Knock 16 Ciceroman ''hail" 17 Hebrew measure 18 SuffiX for bon 19 Brooks of comedy 20 "Johnny - Note" Zl Employ %3 Unique person 24 Went underground 2.1 Unpaid 20 Conswner %8 Swamp 31 Catnip 3% Patr1nllc group ( abbr ) 33 Portable bed 40 Opera fan's shout t1 Russian City 42 Intensify 43 Small whirlpool DOWN I "- Wonderful" 2 Relaxing 9 Arthur1an ( 2 wds.) damsel 10 Loewe's 3 Acts the paciflst partner ( 3 wds.) 16 Surrounded 4 Attention by 5 Cowardly Z2 Ventilate 6 Carouse %3 Nostra tn 7 Wagnerian "Cosa herome Nostra" 8 Unarumous- zs Flat-bottomly ( 3 wds ) ed boat Rac1ne %6 Part of U PI 27 Tranquil %8 Valued fur 29 Went awry :10 MetalliC 32 Cub1c meter 38 Brtbe 39 Mystery wr1ter For Soturdoty, Dtc 20, 1175 ARIES (Morch 21-Aprll II) Don 1 attempt to burn the ca n· --.--+~--1 d1e a1 both ends today Your :;-: luck ,.-1-+--t 37 Hostess stand-by (2wds) 39 Skin aperture ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Sales- Quasa r - Service Rac1ne Ph 949 31SI "" Ph 949 9591 I. -· POWELL'S SUPER VALU I· 'The i'rlendty Folks" Dtal992 3284 Oh1o Mtddleport ' -r THE DAILY SENTINEL Pomeroy , OhiO HALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE Mtddleport , Ohto KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Ph. 992 3863 Small Engine Sales & Service 498 Locust St. Middltport Ph . "2 3092 •• • 1 EXPLAIN THE TERRII3LE MOOD HE'5 IJEEN IN LATELY. • • •• ••• ...-+-11--+---i IWSPJTA APEK •• •• problems Wa•t 1•11 everyone has a chan ce to sleep on the Issues GEMINI (May 21 -Juno 20) Be o careful today thai your remarks aren t too caustiC or blttng Someone you II put d own Will not forg tve read!l'f DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's ho11 lo "ark it : AXYDLBAAXR is LONGFELLOW CANCER (June 2t-Juty 221 You tend to be a sh ade selftsh One letlcr s1mply stands for another In thts somple A Is today wh ere your seH- Interests used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Stngle letters, and resources are co ncerned opostrophes. lhe lengih and formaltoto of th e words are all You must gtve a I1Uie 10 order to hmts Each da) lhc code tellers are dtffcr<•nt gel CRYPTOQUOTES lEO (July 23·AUII 22) Your P •• TAURUS (April 20·M•r 20) EN PK UWDQ ATW XEKUWDHG- ESI BWDHEKH . - resolve gro ws as the day length ens Don t gt ve up on so m ething Importan t j u s t becau se It doesn t come ofl on !h e ftr st try VIRGO (AUII 23·Stpt 221 T~ ts HEXDGAWH Yalerday'l Cryp6Dqaote: FlRST OOUBT, THEN INQUIRE, THEN DISCOVER. TIUS HAS BEEN THE PROCESS W1TI1 ALL OUR GREAT 'l'HINKEllS.- H.T. BUCKLE re lt15 IQq , _ _ Srll<llcatt, lac,) BARNEY TATER 'S T-ALKIN' UP A STORM, DOC .. HE SAYS 'MOO MOO' FER COW, "CLUCK CLUCK " FER CHICKEN, ''OINK OINK" FER PIG, AN' ·-- I ACTUAW( WENT TO T~E Wi?ON6 PLACE Is hkely to be a ralher busy day for you You re apt to run out of steam r ath er early •n the even· tng Don t malle I a late ntghl liBRA (Stpl 23 -0 cl 23) Goats thai elud ed vou vester IT WA5 50 EM8ARRA5SIN6 The general dnft of tod ay s events wtl l at hrst appear to be worktng agamsl you Con d •t•ons will later alter to your sat1sfachon SAGITTARIUS (Nov . 23-Dtc 21) Have la •th In yourself and your tdeas tod ay There IS a solutton lor each pr obl em 1f you take time to th i n~ tt out CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon 19) Don t be af raid to b argam a bli today II you tak e a llrm p os lt1on l he other fellow wtll even tually co me around to your term s AOUARIUS (J•n 20-Fib t9) You II have !he op'"'ortUfllty to· day to let a fr•end who has been loyal to you lmow that you re also an ally who can be relied upon PISCES (Ftb 20-Morch 20) You IM'Iy be a b•t of a slow starter today B ut once you set your mtnd lo a tas k you re capable of ga n•ng de str able resulls rej:Jardless o f ob stac les e}~~r~~day Doc 20, 1975 Th1 s c oming year can be a very reward•ng and profitable one lor you •I you seek out the market that has a need for your sp ec•al sk1lls and knowledge I THOUGHT T~E't' WERE IN NA514VILLE I •• • "• ' P. J. PAUUr, AGENt ADDRESS AND &TAN DIDN'T IW'INT TO &TAY IN THAT l:liGHOU~E ALONE •• Ohio - ••" ••• ••• •• Metgs County Branch C~aster, ACHAN6EOF WT 111AT I\.OULDN'T ' Mtddleport, Ohto 1 •• PERHAPS DIAio(.ll AND THE KIDS ARE ON VACATION, .•••• GAUL'S MARKET The Finest In Mobile Hom es 1100 E. Main Pomeroy Ph. 992-7034 MR ADAMB GAVE THEM •• •• M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER Pomeroy • • energy and dnve have very d efintte limitations -+~--1 Late 1n the day •s not the t ime to try to resolve se nous fami ly I RAY'S T.V. & HOME ENTERTAINMENT tEfiTER 11 oo-Return to the Plane1 of 1ne Apes 3,4 15, Speed Buggy 6,13 Space Nuts 8. 10, Eleclr lc Company 20 11 31}--Weslwlnd 3,4 15, Ddd Ball Couple 6,13, Ghost Busters B,10 M1ster Rogers 20 12 oo-Jetsons 3,4,15 , Uncle Croc's Block 6,13 NFL Today 8 10. Vegetable Soup 20 12 31}--Go USA 3 4,15 American Bandstand 6,13 , NFL Football 8 10 oo-Men of the Sea 3, Movie " Pinocchlo In Outer Space" 4, Across the Fence 15 Lowell Thomas Remembers 33 1 3D-Greatest Sporls Legends 6, Llckety Spilt 13 , To Be Announced IS, Biography 33 2 oo-NFL Game of the Wee k 3 Tangerine Bowl 6, Movte ' My Frtend Irma ' 13 Wrestli ng 13, Caroling Caroling 33 2 JI}-Marshall Baskelball 3. I Dream of Jean nie 1., Valiant Years 33 3 DO-Grandstand 3,4, 15, Famtly at War 33 3 31}--NFL Football 3,4,15 Movie 'That Certatn Feeling" 8, Sports Spectacula r 10 • 4 G0-1975 World Ftnals of Drag Racing 13, Making Th•ngs grow 33 5 OO-Wtde World of Sports 6,13, Cricket on the Hearth 10, French Chef 33 5 31}--Kolyada 33 6 DO-News 8. 10, What Now, America 33 6 31}--NBC News 3,15, ABC News 13 , News 4,6, Silent Night a. CBS News 10. Lilias, Yoga and You 33 7 no-World at War 3 Lawrence Welk 4,15, Hee Haw 6,B. Ftrtng Ltne 33, In the Know 10, News maker '75 13 7 3o-=-Treasure Hunt 3, Last of the Wtld 10. Wild Ktngdom 13 8 oo-Emergency ' 3,4,15, To Be announced 13, College Baskelball 6. Jelfersons 8,10, Rlv,als ot Sherlock Holmes 33 a 31}--Pal Boone and the Little Ones 8, Doc 10 9 DO-College Basketball 3 NFL Football 13, Mov ie " Ange l In my Pocket" 4, Movie "Zeppelin" 15 Mary Tyler Moore B, 10, Amertcan Family 33 9 31}--Bob Newhart 8.llL __ tlO-NFL Football6 Carol Burnett 8, 10, Soundstage 33 11 oo-News 3,4,8,10. Amertcan Outdoorsman 15, Monty Python 's Fly1ng Circus 33 11 31}--Movle " Gunfight tn Abilene 3, Saturday Nlg ~l 4, 15, Don Ktrshner's Rock Concert 8, Movie "My Geisha' 10. Janakl 33 12 oo-ABC News 6, Changing Times 13 12 15-Movle "The Vamptre's Coffin " 6. News 13 12 31}--Movle " Godz illa vs the Smog Monster" 13 1 oo-Mov te " Sttent Ntght lonely Night " 4 1 31}--Movle " The Prize" 10 1 45-Don Ktrshner's Rock Concert 6, Movie "The Deathmaster ' 13 3 oo-Movte ' No Man Is an Island" 4, ABC News 13 3 3()-Mov le "T he Tunnel of love" 10 4 31}--Mov le "And Now Miguel" SCORPIO (Ocl 24-Nov. 22) 35 G1ve II 8 whirl The Store wtlh A Hea rt Ph 949 3342 10 day are ach tevable today •f you re wt lhng to exert yourself B e I E'naclous and you II succeed 34m-temper RACINE FOOD MARKET Fine Food & ServiCe D1a 1992 S248 • 965 421' J t AQ86olo A K 5 3t Prompt McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE WILKINSON'S • •' • •• Pomeroy a= PE:ARL WISr:.xJM •- [X)ES IT 2 HAVE TO BE J OHN WAY NE - HON A!301.Jf RONAW> REAGAN~ - THE PRESIDENf VWLD BE • MEIGS TIRE CENTER 100 E Matn ' fella'person' • RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING 111 Courl Sf ktnd14 t 'ward 1.1er - • • • Pom ~roy, -tP~•t•n s'mas' T1me fer head! Ph 992 2178 A Texas reader wants to know wha t opentng btd we would make when holdtng by THOMAS JOSEPH Don't let them two know !.IOU qot rt ' Thel.l'll htt LJO U over th' " MARK VSTORE Pass ACROSS • Bakers of Gay 90 Bread Mtddleporf Ph 992 3030 Pass I Compel • -- 5• ~~.ww~ ANY TIME YOU'RE R!:ADY ALLEY 1HE MAC~INE 'S ALL SE'T' ' Pomeroy I Formerly Sadie's Markel) Syracuse Ph 992-3986 Ra eme 7 • •' '' - RUTH'S MARKET locust 51 00 WE ' --- ,. Pass Oswald & James Jacob) North and South were ex· perts playmg together for the ftr st ttme North thought they pl aymg Jump ratses as Ilona I not forcmg South tho•ugl1t they were pla ytng them as forcmg Tha t plu s a little mutual opttmtsm got them to stx hearts South looked at the dummy wtth dtstaste There was at least one trump loser , plus an apparent dtamond loser He couldn t do anythtng about the AI1£Y OOP BETSY ROSS BAKERY Ph 992 JIBS Third St . ENOOGH ..• Mtddleport, 0 Galltpolts, 0 SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT Diamond Ri ngs Pomeroy 6000 FOI' HERE? • •• - Pomeroy Matn "' CAR!llED M< -• ._ K&C JEWELERS 212 E BE YOLR flOCJM THE "TILE BLUE ROClM WAS AHI> We F ill All Doctors Prescr~pt10ns Ph 992-3486 Kee~sa ke '"' HE " 992 2iSS BLUE & GRAY RESTAURANT 100E Matn WHEH HE CARRIED YOU IH lli~T HIGHT HE SAID TitS WOULD •• SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY Pomeroy Ph 992 Sl30 ', ,. Two locattons 214 E Matn DELIVERY •• 59 N Second St 46 Court St 3• 6• t __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.L M Grocenes & Gene ral Merchand ise Pass Pass Pass Opentng lead - Q • " ~ ~ DUDLEY'S REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES •:2-~lq • ~ . Rae me ~--..;1111:::-~~ " •• ' 296 W. Second BIBLE I Va, Rt ' "' .... Bake r s of Good Bread Hunttngton, W Va WAID CROSS SONS STORE MASON ASSEMBLY OF FAIRVIEW WIN AT BRIDGE I J ;:;;E:=•_",';,:;'rd~~,;-;-:;.""~ HEINER'S BAKERY 2 Conventent Locations BAPTIST - Co r ner of Sec on d and Ander so n M aso n Paslo r Wa lfer Cloud Sunda y. schoo l 9 15 a m worsh •P serv 1ce I I a m and 7 30 p m W('ekly B•ble stud y We dnesday 7 30 pm HARTFONIJ ~ ~! llf 1.. H CHRIST 1n Chr1SI 1Cln Ut 10n The Rev Wlll1am Campbe ll p.lslo r Su nd ay Sc ~oo l 9 30 a ,,, James Hughes su pt cven ln,g se r vice 7 30 p m W~ d nesd ay even ing prayer meeting 7 30 p m You th p r a~er serv•ce e11ch T Jes day I lh lhl l nu "f Jrl I! hh With the hope it will. tn some measure. foster and help s ustain that Nhtch is good in family and commun1ty life, th1s feature ts sponsored by the busmess ftrms and organizations whose names appear below SOUTHERN GOD Dudd 1ng Lane Mas on W Va Ches ter T enn ant Pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 t5 a 111 Chtlbr en !\ Chu r ch 6 J5 p m YounQ P eople s Scrv •ce 6 r5 P m EvanQ o l tSI •c Se r v 1ce I 30 p m Women s M•SSIOnilry Counc i l 10 am 1 f 1rs1 and lhl rd T ues day s Prave r and B i ble Study We dnesd ay 7 30 p m I The Vamptre s Ghost 2 3D-Movte Lonely Are the Brave" 4 4 30-Movte ' Johnny Cool 4 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1975 6 01}--Fil m 4, Sunrise Semester 10, Washington Debates 13 6 31}--F un For Everyone 6 TV Classroom 8 Tr eehouse Club 10 7 oo-Saturday Report 3 Farm Front 4, Eddie Saunders 6, Treehouse Club 8, U S Farm Report 10. Kentucky Afteld 13 • 7 31}--Bullwtnkle 3, I Dream of Jeannte 4, Jetsons 6, Vegetab le Soup 15, Dusty's Treehouse B. Man from C 0 S 1 10 Delvtn 13, MISter Rogers 20 8 01}--E mergency Plus 4 3,4, 15 Hong Kong Phooey 6,13, Pebbles and Bamm Bamm B 10, Sesa me Streel 20 8 31}--Joste and the Pussyca ts 3,4,15, Tom and Jerry Grape Ape 6,13 Bugs Bunny Road Runner 8, Bugs Bunny and Fnends 10 9 01}--Secrel Lives of Waldo Kitty 3,4,1S, Electric Company 20 9 31}--Pin k Panther 3,4,15 Lost Saucer 13, Huck and Yogt 6, Scooby Doo 8 10, MISter Rogers 20 10 oo-Land of the Lost 3 4,15, Adventures of Gilligan 13, Hot Dog 6, Shazam' Isis B, 10, Sesame Street 2() 10 31}--R un Joe, Run 3 4,15 Groovles Goalies 6,13 A~rport 6,13 Mov •e Th e B1ble' 8 10 Washington Week In Revtew 20.33 FLIGHT A SLCAZY PUBUCITY PUT 0~ ' Ri""'T AFT~ 111~ Jl)Rf.llD Ti-l~ ~FT AT 111~ ~l tm z ' "'~ I UAI ' l l~ t ­ Sec ond and Pomeroy St s Stan Cra 1Q pas tor Sunday sc hoo l 9 ~5 a m worsh tp se r v 1c e 11 am tram.ng un •on 6 JO p m evenin g worsh 1p ser v1 ce 7 30 p m M1d week prayer serv1ce Wednes day 7 m -,! ~ 2~ Movte H 8 oo--,.story ot the Ftrst C hrl~t mas Snow 3,4,15 Mov•e 1'7 11\IS 11\~ 1HIRD TURI-l10 l~ E: MASON COUNTY MASur.. • ~ N Pw~ ALTEilNATIVE! News 13 NO ItTil • K6 .J9 642 CHAPE L Coolv ille R D Rev Roy Dee ter pastor Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 a m wor shtP serv1 ce 10 30 am B1ble st udy hnd pra ye r se r v tc e Wednesday 730 pm -· RUTLAND IF '>OU Pt<:EF!'R EVER>OOJE CA LLIOJL; IHE A\, KEE AI~MOB " E TO PU~KO. OF YOUR TYPE! YOU WAOJT EM BACK IT LL ACTUA, LY Wff RE PREPARED TO OFFER. ~OU ONE ? Uil YOURSELF - A RE() CENT WIN D 6A G~ IF :-z.. HUNDRED :' '-z 6RAOJ D. METHOOIS l" CHURCH - Rev Paul Ne vil l e pastor Sund ay School 9 30 am Morn •ng se r v1ce 10 JO am ~oulh se rv•ce 6 JS p m Evangei•SII C se rv1c e 7 30 p m Prayer m ee t 1ng Th u r sda y 7 30 p m ·l WO~ T PAY C05T YOU A BRADFORD CHURCH OF Rev Earl Shul er pastor WorS hip S£'rv ,ce q 30 am ~ und ay sc hoo l I ll 30 am B •ble s ludy an d pray er service Thu rs day 7 JO p .,- .JUP ANI) LI 5T E~, YOU FAT Bev~rl, Hdlbdiles 8 Et ec Co 20 33 Adam 12 13 6 oo-News 3,4 8, 10, 13, 15 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Faces of Chmtmas 33 6 JI}-NBC News 3,4,15 , ABC News 13, Andy Grl fl1th 6 CBS News 8,10 Two way Street 20 7 01}--Trul h or Cons 3 To Tell the Truth 4, Lawrence Welk 8, Bowling for Dollars 6 Av1atton Wealther 33, News 10, Don Adams Screen Test 13 Famtly Affatr 15, Ohto Journal 20 7 31}--Porler Wegoner 3. L•llle Match G1rl 4 Cand1d Camera 6, Evening Edition wtt ~ Marlin Agronsky 20, $25,000 Pyramid 10, To Tell th e Truth 13, Pop Goes the Country 15 Black Perspecltve on the 'm CHRIST Cli ffo rd Sm 11h , m •n•s ter Sun d ay School 9 30 am morn•ng chu rch 10 J O a m S\)nday ev en.ng se r viCe 7 30 p fi1 Wednesday se r v 1ce , 8 p 111 LAUREL CLIFF FREE ME 1THOOIST - Rev F loyd F ~ hook pastor Lloyd wng ht ~ unday schoo l supl Sun d ay school 9 JO am Morn .ng evenmg wo r sh1 p 10 30 am worsht p 7 JO p m Wed n es day Ch r• s l 1a n You t h Cr u s ad e 6 30 p m Chotr pracllce Th u r sday 7 p m DE XTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Charles Ru ssell Sr m, n .s t e r Norman c Wil l su pt S undt~y school 9 JO a m worShi P serv•ce 10 30 a n1 B1 bl e study Tuesday 7 JO p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rac •ne Ro ad W ill1am Roush pastor Denny E-wans Sunday Sc hool D.rector Sund ay School 9 JO i'.l m Morn 1ng wo r sh p 10 30 am Sunday eventng serv •ce 7 p m We dn es day even1 n g pray er se r v tces 7 30 p m B 31}--Chtco & the Man 3 4,15 Wall Street Week 20 33 9 Oil--Coll ege Basketball 3, Rockford Ftles 4,15 Ftrtng LmE 20, Masterptece Theatre 33 10 oo-Po ltce St ory 4.15, News 20. Paul Nuch tm s 33 10 31}--Av latJOn Weather 20 10 45-News 6 11 01}--News 3,4 13, 15 ABC News 33 11 15-Ameman All 6 11 21}--News 8.10 11 31}--J ohnny Carson 3,4 15 W1de World SpeCial 13, Sa mmy & Company 6 Janak! 33 11 50-Mov te ' Came' 8 Movte "T ~e Masque of the Red Oa th · 10 1 01}--Mtdn ight SpeCial 3 4 15. Wtde World Specta l 6, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19,197$ t~J.:f lH ~EN worship, 7 30 p m , Bible I. Rev Geor g e Hosch ar , studv Wodntsd_!y_, 7.!0 p m • plllslor Sunday School 9 30 r, c v 1.. < Lr 11 \ 0 11 ,H. :, l ur am Prayer and B1bl e study '•IJnday Television log for easy viewing I, CHRIST Rod Kasle r pastor V H Bra ley Sun day sc hool su pt Su nday school 9 JO am wo rsh1p se r v ce and commun1o n 10 30 am youth meettn g 6 p m Sun day pm even1ng se rv •ce 7 r eg ular SILVER RUN FREE board meel•ng thtrd Satur BAPTIST Mtles T rou l, day 7 n m pa s tor Sunday Sch ooL 10 RUTLAND COMMUNITY am , Leon M1ller s up t CHURCH Sunday Sc hoo l Evenmg ser v1 ce 7 p m Prayer m eeti ng Thursdll~ 7 9 30a m , worsh•pserv. ce 11 pm a m We dnes day prayer CHESTER CHURCH OF meettnQ , 7 JO p m yo uth serv •ces Sunday, 7 p m GOD-Rev Bobby Port er pastor Sund!l y sch ool 9 30 Sunday n1g hl worsh1p 7 30 a m worsh •P se rv1 ce 11 RUlLANU CHUIH.: H OF a m even• ng serv •ce 7 30 Rev you th servtce , Wed n es day THE NAZARENE Ll oyd D Gr. mm Jr pastor 7 30 p m Sunday schOol 9 30 a m , ' LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN worShip serv1 ce 10 JO am CHURCH Ted Jones , pastor sunday schoo l 9 30 broad cas t 11vc over WM P O young p eople s serv •ce 6 IS a m Roy S1 gman , supt morn1ng worshtp 10 30 evangeltStt c serv1ce 7 30 p m Sunday eveni n g serv1ce 7 JO Pr ayer meell ng Wednesday 7 30 p m MISSIOnary m•d week service Wed meet1ng 7 lO p m f1 rst nes day 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF We dn es d ay of m onth THE DICK TRACY 111 p 1 11 ' VC'lllll <, tJ.r y 1-J r ,Jy cr tlnd ll dJIL <> ludy 1 •u 1 " TUPPERS Plfi!NS I H !.( Is 1 1 /'. ~~ t H u R ( II I " I ' r 1 • d rw. tHI p 1 .tor I ' 'II If I ( <ll{h\111 I Ul1(.ldy 11oo 1 111 111 J 1y • choo l 1 1 1 M or n nq 'f' rmon ltl II l \ undil y ! VCI'11n Q a ' lnsuronct Co of Columbus, Nationwide 107 Spnng Ave Pomeroy 1 Dtai992-231S ..• •• ••• • li/ •• ' III/I I /Ill ill ([\[ il ! J/1 1111 ;;"'... \ \ �a- ~ Datll St>nunel M tddltport-Pmwro~ . 0. Fnd"~, Do.' \·. l9.19iil • ~~~~~~~~-::~.w -.~,_. For Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds 9- The Daily Senlmel, Mlddleporl·Pom eroy, 0., Fr1day, Dec 19, 1975 Beat the New Year NW' lfltfr IO f'Mh $QUI.n'. lo form fo ur ordi nary "'otd !!. CI.\'EE I .., .. ~ P M Oa y 8tfore P u b li ca lion •'' • q lfat o .._.'11mt ) d tn C.mce ii AII Dn (Clrrecltons I REGULATIONS ["[ j ruervu tht" or reet>r t i'f1V i'IO 'oeemed objecttona l The p ubi , ShN will nor b(' rE'spons b le tor more than ont The P u bli Sher { ! •ncorrec t '-:0 0\!E Ev:OR ~~'1'1\ =l -., 5 RATES For Want Ad Servrce one tn!.c r llon Mm tmum ChargeS 1 00 ~= ~ r t'n 'i per wo rd Jl I lht AUrpMif" ARIWf"t , It~ form sut~t:t•tM three by tht abm r cartoon at~ SILKY FORGO GIBBET ENlYME Juro1l•l•- I \ n••t r • \ IU~T .o~urr·umtrf1n911 ''In I nt fl Add 1t1onal I c Charge per 1\ dver' rscmen t OFFICE H OURS B JO a rn to 5 00 p m Oa ty 8 30 a m ro 17 00 Noon SiUurdl'lv U!l' -' MO·I· ST' PUBLIC NOTICE The to llow mg documl·nls were rt"Ct' IV E'd o r prepared b y the Oh J O Env r ron me ntal Pro techon Agency ourmg th(' prev iou s week A n yo ne aggr •eved or adversel y af tee re d by rssuan ce or ren ewa l ot any perm tt (s l ltc t>nse ( s t or var lance (s ) may r equest t1n &dtud tc alton 1'1ear rng bY wrdten reaues l pursuan t to Ohio Rev1sed Coae Sect •on l1H 07 with in !h l r t y D Ol days of the d t rectors propo~ed ac lton to rssue or deny such documents That sta tu te does not prov rde for he.Hrng requests to tl'1e OEPA on ~tpp !lc atrons , revoc a tr ons rn odll rc atrons , complarnts , verlf re d compla t nts . ce r rt tecat rons, teases , orctcrs , or ftnal actrons \'Yithm 30 days of publ!cal ton of th is notrce any person may also til submrl wr l llen comments rela t( ng to ac11ons , proposed actions . compl! lnts , or verifred complarnts . 0 1 . reqiJest a publrc meet rn o re-garding proposed actrons , and or (3 ) reQIJest not ice of further acttons on procet'drngs R:eques ts for heanngs on ftnal actions to 1Ssue, deny . m odify , re\loke or ren et'.· perm rts , licenses or varrttnces that ;;He not preceded by proposed actions and so rd entif1ed tn ttt ls notrce ShOuld be sent to the Environmental Board of Revrew , Sutte 305, 395 East Qroad Street , Co lum·bus , Oh to 43216 All other requests for ad I.Udlcar lon heartngs , and other c;ommunrcal.ons concerntng publ ic hearrngs . publ tc q1eetlngs , adtud lcatiOn 'lE'Mings , complarnts of any !<'in d. and regulatmns should be ~ddressed to the legal records section , Oh io EPA , P 0 BOK 1049. Columbus , Ohio ~3216 , (614) 466 6037 Unl ess otherwise stated rn ~ar ticu la r nottces . all other communications , 1n cludlng Gom ments on proposed ac !tons and requests f or publtc meetings , should be ad dressed ~lther to the New Sour ce Air , qr NPOES Permrt Records SecHon . whichever Is ap pr oprlale , at th e Ohto EPA . P 0 Bo• 1049 , Columbus. Ot,lo l216 ppt lcattO n for NPDE S Permit Ashla nd Oi.l Bulk Plant No 490 i Oh iO Rl 471 N P ome r oy Re ceivi ng waters Unnamed St rea m to Ohio River PPIIcallon No N088 AD ( 121 19, 11c .:LoeaJ Bowling Pom eroy Bowl ing Lanes Trl Co. , Dece mber t , 197 $ Roach s Gun Shop )9 Phe lps 76 Pomerov Cement Block 61 Se ars Cat a tog 52 H & R Fires lone 48 Me1gs Inn ·12 High lndlvlduo'll game Ken neth Mohler . ntt se cond high Ind ividual game A L Phe lps Jr , 22o1 lh1rd hrgh lndlv ldul!ll g"me Richard As h . 222 High series A L Phelps Jr , SB8 . second h1gh series Lou Osborne 556 , third h tQh senes B il l Ra dford ~ 5 1 Team t't lgh game Phelps 900 and team high ser~es 900 , team h1gh ser tes Ph clp• 2.682 Pom eroy 8owhng Lan es Early Wed . Mt xe d Dec 10 , 197S l1dCS Sport Shop 81 Smith N elson Motor 69 Oiler 's Four 6l Young 's Super Mlc.t 6J N elson Drug Co 54 Tenth Framer 's 52 H igh Ind ividual game R:t chsrd Russe ll 209 . I sabelle Couch 212. second h igh tn dlvlduft l game Larry Duglln 203, Isabelle Couch 208 , third high IndiVIdual geme ~ Bob Couch 202 Helen Phclp• 201 High series • Richard Russell Sol9, ISabelle Cou ch 568 , second high esries Larry Dugan 53-t . Helen Phelps 537 . third high ser,es · VIC Wlpple 530 Belly Sm dh 537 Team l'llgh game 71des Sport snap 765 and team h igh series Zides Sport Shop 2086 Muon B owli ng Center Wom~Pn 's. W ed . Aft ernoon Dec . 101 1975 Team high total p ins rnre e ~;~ames Rook 1es 1. 157 Latecomers , Ll18 , Alley 1 (liiS, 1.053 , Team high game • Late comers 400. Rook i es . 38ll Rook ies , 387 Individual h tOh ser1es three gamn Nancy Ne lson . 411. Bunny Estes , .t10, P1'1yll is Benneu , 381 Indiv idual h tgh game Nancy Nelson , 158, Bunny E51es , ISB, Norma Stanley , lo19 , The W I BC {Women ' s In ternatlonat Bowt.ng Congress ) has been honored and oll lc tally recogn lled by the Amer1can Revolu tronary Brcentenn lal Admrnrstration throu:~l'1 acceptance In the National Brcentenniad Sports Allia nce T!Hr ,\ 113C IS one of lhe first fOur 3f1N l s groups granted NR lA mtm bershrp Ot hers art• l h~ h/I U, NCAA , ana th(> '"'tlencun Sollball Assoc 1allon Runny Estes Asst Sec retar y Mobile Homes For Sale MOBILE Hom(' car peted na tu ra l gas furnace 13 000 B T U a •r con d1honed 70 )( 20 awn tn g 6>:6 porch underp rnned Phone llQ J 6 t ft '} 17 1a 17tc 17x70 l !x lO TR /\ I LER f' x c ~llf'nl co n d1tton rsp(' C1,1l l y t>urtJ l or o fl tCC S Lo w p rrce fo r QU ICk S<liC' Ph one (J0 -1 1 6 7~ 19? 1 or bl55B1q IQn 10 30 lie Pets R eg AK C r €Q•stered Ft:>rnale Ch inese Pu g S75 2 P ug A Poo fema le pupp tes S2S '! ach Ph one 66 7 6361 17 17 -lip OL 0 Engl 1stl sheep dog 11 lllOnlhS feml\le beAul1fulty marlo..ed , blue and while very aentle and lovable n tce Chnstmas present , fi K C Sill 667 1110 66 7 6766 Cool ville 1:2 17 31 p COMMON PLEAS COURT MEIGS COUNTY . OHIO POME ROY , OHIO 45769 No 1S .9SJ llOYD SELLARDS, ET Al , Plamttlh FLOYD SELLA " RD S. Addr cu Unknown , DAVID SELLARDS, Last known addr ess M1 dk lfL Wes t Vtr;tn1a 2SS<10 , FLOYD SELLAR DS, JR , Addr ess Unknown , THE UN KNOWN HEIR S, DEVIS EES, LEGATEES , EXECUTO RS , AD MINI STRAT OR S AND ASSIG NS OF FLOYD SELLA RD S, DECEASE D Addr ess Uknown , Def ondants. E TAL • SERVICE OY PUOLICATION LO) T tas1 Thursday 1n !he VtC1 n ily of th e H ob son Railroad Yards small lemon spoile d femal e Beeg l e Call Ravmona Bak er lb J So uth Sth f\.ve . M 1dd leport Ohro 99 7 7 10 7 I 7 18 Jtp SHOOTING Match . Co rn Hollow Gun Cluo , Sunday . Dec 21. I p m One m il e past Mttes Ceme1ery I) 19 'l i e 7 BEDROOM modular , tur n 1shed , utdil tes pa id , no pet s or childre n Near Pomeroy , y('! out of town Phone 992 7011 or 991 7666 11 18 3t c GU N Sh oot . Rutla nd f\. merrcan lt'Q10n begrnnrng a1 noon o n BeechgrovC' Road 12 19 71 c 1 NE W Store O P C'tl lnQ , the I l A! woods Gener cl ! Store on County Rd '/6 I latwoods Rd Open from 9 ll m 6 p m da ily Me · . aroccrrcs . rcc c r ea m pu p and c andy Pho ne 997 781 J Mrs HMtc y Han 1nQ I BEDROOM furntshed apartm ent at Vrltage Mnnor Phone 992 377 1 12 19 261C REE RENT Al VILLAGE 1'2 7 76t c Uanger FO RO prc~up . • 3:>0 cu 10 ?801 11 17 6IC For Sale St'lltflQ C A RadtOS antennas and ac c cossor1 CS, scanners Can r epa•r whal we set t Erwm 's Gu ll Scr \lrce N Second and Ru tltt nd S l • Middl eport Phone 99 ~ 7 .138 12 17 6tr NO W For Sale ~TEREO radio . mad~rn de-s•gn . B tr ack tape , am h11 rodio com brnatron Gatan cc SI07 <~0 or terms Ca n 99 2 17 16 ti c 8 E E J cow , al so H ere ford cow to freshen soon Phon e 84 3 2l51 12 16 SI C NEW automaltc washt!r and f'llso anlique dr esser . Call 1H8 8169 12 )6 ~!c L/\RGE Po!nsenlas at Cle la nd ' s Gr een House . !Ola c me , Ohto Gcro ld lnc Clel i'lnd 12 16 71c 1 lOOOx ?0 NEW ti r es price Sll 5 eac h Call 992 6666 . 12 16 51p IN ti me tor Cl'1ristmas ladiOS ' l nd l!n 1ewelry . Lon'il RU l e Shop . 2.t8 Rrvervlew Or , Pome roy , Phone 992 3090 12 19 31C TRUCK hopper , alllltum in um for 8 It bed S90 Phone 992 1513 after S p m 12 19 6tc 27 SH EE TS Celotex building Phone Deliver To OHIO PALLO COMPANY Rl. 2, Pomeroy . Ohio Ph. 992-2689 L OCltST PO StS 13~9 IJ 9 161 p COAL tun es ton e AIH1 At I types of s.1lt nnd roc k sell fo1 Icc ttnd s now rromov~l Ex ccl s 10f Salt Wor~s East Ma in Sr . Pomerov OhiO Phonr 99'1 3891 11 1 t f l 12 19 lip ! MEIGS I Equipment Co. : I I POMEROY, 0. Ph.m 2176 I ! 1 1 I tlnlernationll I I I Harvester New ldN Equipment Me Cui loch Chain 1 1 ttSaws ____________ .JI I Real Estate For Sale Nt ( co unlr y 11 0 n w Ill M!!IQS County 10 lllinut r d r1 "t' tr om No r rn11ws 11 ncr cs ? be droo m s basem ent cf.l llor , 7 outb uil d i n gs o~.'\ rnge phone 69A :lJ6 l I I It! ~ ~ p Walnut Cotlsol e f\ M r M rad io 1 speed Chan ON . l\ 6 1t1ntc ~ 10\ 80 Or •erm s Ca n 997 3'i'~5 11 70 I I( 11\ii' O IIt l'i)IIAUI} NO. 152 - 3 BR. full bese., lreune oidt'r home , a l um /l tR CU wc10 1ny 11111Cn 1ne , new , ~te e .111 ilccessorres in cluded Phon e 99 2 lo~ 10 10 28 ti c I OR HOME . Ius! lh1 1Shed remodel i ng So l~m 5t , Rullllnd Phone 74'2 2306 at rc r -1 p m or see Milo B Hut chinson •ldlng , slorm windows . new gas F.A. lurnaco. HW floors. In w•lk lng dlsl•nco of stores. 513.500 00 804 W. Main Pomeroy 992-2298 After Hour s Ca II 992-7133 ~ -· -·- -- --------- Hom e Com fort cook stove , model ce, good conditio n phone 949 277 0 12-18.6tc --·~PORTABLE AM -FM radio ------- with record pia yet , 7 In , r ee l tO ree l t&pt! r ecorde r . Phone 992 75.5 I 12 18 JIC .... -·-----purebred ~ 6 SPRI NG heifers hornect Here fords . lllso ooo d breeding bulls E A Wingett . Racine. Oh io . 949 244 1 12 18 31c ~- -~- -------- CUSTOM 4X8 regulation pool t a ble , 11 .. In s late bed , 6 cue sticks , ba ll s . well rack , microphone amplifier , recor d plaJer . n ice bed. spr eads an blankets Call 1<2 2078 12 18 11c ------- La Salle RUTLAND - 2 BR, dining R , carpet. portellr1g, l garage $9,500 {make offer) DEXTER AREA acre•. large home, bllrn & other "illdg s., fen ci ng , ti mber. $38,000. Fi nancing available. POMEAO~ - 71' acres, lhlllyl. 4 BR ; bath, car. petlng. pane!lng. N ga•. llof wafer heat. basement 515.000. HARRISONVILLE NEW HOM E, about I acre, 3 BR. 1'1> baths, brick & frame , kitchen with eM · tros, garage, car peting, CONTACT. Lots Pauley Bra nch Ma nager NOTICE GENE'S or Month t .,1,~11 1 MIDDLE PORT - 3 B. R s, ba th , largo new k( t.. g~ ~ fu rnace, 2 porches & leve l lot 512.500 NEW LISTING - J B.R, a ll elec home, mod . kit.. large ll v. with wOodburning llrep lace. F bllsement & db!. g•r•g• $27,500. SPECIA L- 2 concrele blk buildings & drf!led well on 124. Onl y 58.000 COUNTRY LIVING - Llko new J BR 's, kit with bllr, sliding gloss doors In dining. F. ba oemen t & db! g•r•ge Sl9,000 LINCOLN HTS. - 2 B.A., home, bath. furnace. alum inum sid ing. Storm window• & drs On ly $10,000 NEW LISTING - 3 Iorge BR . brick, 1 1 ~ be lhs. not I 1'11 01 \'hflllt' Jttlt •J ~ lolno• '• tl ~. 'il(, ~ tl,'l \" , (I m Cl t:l i ' bulld tn Q .l nti I' " I\ I l 1\ \1 II tl 1) EXTRA NICE CAMPER UIU!ll ll ttll'l l utlll'!(t~ I t '~l.IH Q.'H or 011 ,ll\ t1 ll!'I\L' I !I I rt'PA •r I r t' l' ,, Inn.• II•., ,,1111 r!' ,l 01\.\bl t' I .'Ur'\ l' htlllt' (ll " rh.•~ \ HltfA II ~1 '11 or oy ~ t."~l t (-11 1 9fi\ X '1\ V i\ T I N (: b<HJ...fl Ot' .1nct tl t"' .' •' 1 t1ttl lll'l (liMit'S fi! ~~~111(\ 1 11 HOt' !'tl ' rv lrt' Rt t'l nn ri [\,l t t.. )h l(l P ll IH.' 11,1 '}O{ltl; ~eM O tH': t tNt". h~I'II IIHl (\tH1 t'> lttn\LJIHtJ. d li t· ~ t\ Ufo \\111~ llj.)lll ,t t ! (\~ '1 I 11fv 't1Eli. bt' t1111d ' noat Ru l l i'Hld See Ray Riggs or Roaer Riebel !lol rl(' 1:t1 ,'ll..• r, 1 III H'VP Wht~L'11J hlnn ( U HJ f'=l !HHW It} J00 I Several other cars in stock at d ll'll'l!r i\i lllt'11H' II I (l ill ll' lll\'.,1 R 01 IN C ~'~ '' (1 gui!N ut lil t k in d 1101 ,, Ph ."lll Wt• l h !I t<' tli\ t OM \ PhO"t'l J ~ 0~~ 1 twshl rt' P~ u l W II.Ct' 11 ?\ -~' " Located on St. Rt. 7 t?tV\('\{')p t'U\\i k\ h~ 1'.\tf;i• ., 1\t'I'JJrl " t 1\'\lt•t•o, l t(ln•, .tit ~ IH,l lf nptJI .. ~• u • '\ t '' " " !H tH\1 ' 1 l lt ' ". l t1t ' l, rl1 /lrflh \\ o\ 1 \•o ll •ltH 11 11 l<ttlt h • 1-' It I 'IHl iH' i.l/1' Ill I t1 II ("" I ... ~It t tONI fl + ln1' lr' tt l lllltt !tl \'tHI! I J I OH~ • 1, 1 ,\ ', I t!I HI t +l "'r' I !~ t' 1''\ f 1111/11f•" l 'htlt\1' ~~l l,'!ll (", 11{ 1th'l 11 ~~ d Ch \\ 1\ ( (1 1\' tCit tlt llll l I (H1t 0 1 \ C \\ lNG ~ li<~ .1 ,1,l~t t " M i\ l ht tt"tN t < nil"' "''' '·l l n.._, Pon~ rrov ,\u lhnt l /\' \1 • IIHli ' ' · ,)lt •'i ,'lll {t ~c , ... ,i ,. 1\ , -. h ill )l r' ll \ 1. · ~M'lr'o \ loJ "t WO llt~ O YOlt "C LI F V I ? l1 id iCll111 n!! ~ tN• I IJ iJI IOIIH I ,JI F'otc !3 11m Il l tcu"' f'•o td r t' C.1 {111! J\ 11 Slul!J (hJII(JitiCI !i ~~ · h lo I , HOlt 1 .1 ~ . WllHrl l' h On (l 9!1 ?~Y6 poet's corner AS THE WIND BLOWS UP THE RIVER The day was cold, the clouds were bold and the wind blew up the rtver ; Came evening nigh, with a wintry sky, still the wind blew up the river. All homeward bound, to oach his town, as the wind blew up the river; But no one knows, as on the dsy goes, what the wind blows up the river ; And so a crash and In just a flash the bridge went In the river . .,Many were lost as the water tossed from the wind blowing up the river . But the piers are there ,like monuments, as we stare, and still the wind blows up the river. - G. I. Cwxliff, Sr.,Syracuse, Ohio. Ill 'II r .1 lll r( y; I 'I l it LET US DO ITII Carpeting 501 NYLON $499 square , Yard • • RUBBER BACK Wfl hliV O c ~~rp c t III.H1drOOS vll luos Your lob 01 C: An be c omp toHHt In 1 to 1 woo k.s No long wtl lt lri~ pet loa Our ln s tl!l lt•r hM 78 'p'fJMS <! 'll:pori Qtl CC .~t p C t I in"-'t\1\.,I IOtl YOU ' ll l lk.t.• whllt you go t CALL 1<1·211 1 TAL~ TO WEND ELL GRATE CAR PE T CONS_ULTANT RUTLAND FURNITURE Seed a"d Milling I HEADCDUART~RS 1 • : ~ •~• •• •• :• we~ noted m. . thp rP r- tificales that the 54 member, 7-cou nty board placed development of regtonal EMS system as 1ls top priortly dW'tng 1971 as the resull of an areawide health survey. This dectston was confmned by local elected public offictals who, after rece iving a Foundation prop osal, pledged loca l tax funds in support of the system and directed the Foundation to seek stale and federal support for start-up of the system m its first year. Thai search resulted in the Fou nd atton's plan betng accepted at both state and federal le ve ls as a merilortous design for rlU'al EMS delivery and it was destgnaled a national demonslrallon project. ' With the designatwn came grant awards and federal con lracls m the amount of 90 per cent of all project costs over a penod of 3'.2 yea rs. The local levies are intended to supplant federal fundmg as tt ts phased out m 1976. Sunday festivities held at Meigs Inn Em ployes of the Meigs Inn were guests at the annual Chrtslmas party allhe Inn on Sunday. Fesllvtlles began at 5 p.m. with a dinner served at 5· 30 by the board of directors of the Meigs Inveslmenl CorporaliOn Games were pla yed and g1fls presented lo all employes and dtrectors by John Musser, manager, and Btl! Childs, MIE president. A gill cerlificale was presented John and Dollte Musser from employes by Ralph Werry. Gills were also presented frbm Marcia and Edison Hobsteller. Dancing began at 9 p.m.and ended at II p.m w1lh music by. George Hall and the Hallmarks. Employes, directors and guests present were Jim and Dollie Musser, Jtm and Pat Rickman , Bill and Joan Childs, Dick and Sara Owen, Bernard, Barb and Beth Fultz, Dr. Ray and Mary Pickens, Kermit Wallon, Virgil and Nellie Brown , Ron Vance, Mallhew Dlllard, Don Folmer, Russ Davis, Debbie Stewart, Tom Musser, Rick R UII AMCI BODY SHOP Top of Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy. Ph. 992 -2280 Free Estimates s.ds • Bird Sttdl • ()ystw Shells 1nd Orft • Ftrtlllztrs • Ume • Ctm111t & Mortar • !toe~ s.n. Wattr Softtntr • Rtmtdlts • Salt • Utters • V1cclna • Roofing • Paints • Rid Brand Ftncl119 • Baler 1nd Binder Twlnt • Sprays • ditloned, shows tender care New Ford trade in ,,:2995 1973 Ford Van 8 Pass Club Sedan. Challeau. Ford's fin est and t~is one Is tops, P S, P. B , AT , o o oo o o • • •3795 1971 Ford LTO 8 pass. Sta Wagon, Cou ntry Squ.,e, factory atr. excepti onall y clean ms•de and out 0 0 0 •3195 1973 Pontoac Grand Am 4 dr sedan, owned by Coca( m>n!Ster. fa ctory air , original black finish like new '3295 1972 Plymouth Fury 1114 Dr Sedan. factory a.,, extra mce.••••••••••••••••••••••••-•••••••'2295 1914 GMC Super Custom V-8, tops •n GMC's offerings. and tht s one IS extr a c lean. Atr condttioning and a lithe ) " m -ms P..mtrOy '3995 •2995 goodtes ••• , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • 1973 Chevrolet Pickup This one shows tender care v.a and IS fu lly equipped ••••••••••••• ••• • • • MANY MORE SEE: Freel Blaettnar, P1t Hill, Melvin Little, or Dan Thompson Open Eveni119s Til6: DO Except Thurs. and Sat. Tll5:00 DAN THOMPSON FORD PHONE 112·2~ 461S.lhinl lll•••pllll 72 Buick Electra, V-top, pow., air. ...... 12695 72 P~. Gold Duster, 6 cyl., 3 speed .... '1995 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., power, air .........12695 72 Chev. Imp. Cus. Cpe., full power, air 12295 72 Olds Lux. Sed., full power, fact air 12895 71 Ford LTD Wagon, ·pow., luggage rack 11695' 71 Ford Tor. Cpe., V-8, auto., air ........ 11595 70 Volkswagen 2 Door Bug .... ,........ ..'l295 70 Dodge Mon. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., P.B., ..'1395 70 Olds 98 HT Sed., pow., F. air ....... .'l095_ 69 P~. 4 Door, V-8 auto.. ............ ... '895 68 Olds Cut. 4 Dr. HT, 350 V-8, P.B., •. '895 68 Dodge Dart Cpe., V-8 auto.............1995 67 Chevelle 4 Door 6 cyl. auto.......... ..1695 68 Pontiac Station WaROII ..... ............ 5795 66 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan .. .. .. ... ... .. .. 1395 69 Chevrolet ~ ton Pickuo .......... .....'1295 72 Dodge 1 ton Truck, flat bed ......... '2695 Karr & Van Zandt Tom Rue Sale Prtce 1 1975 PLY. DUSTER ________ 3695 Auto trans, P S, AM rad1o, atr co nd , 7,000 miles, factory official car with new ca r wa rrantv. Tom Rue Sale Price Couch, Joyce and Ron Qutllen , Tonya Keebaugh, Jason Dav1s, Dorothy Clark, Penny Compton, George Hall. Joni Sellers, Mike F1lzwaler , Tern and Ron Toler, Ralph Werry, Helen Bailey, Eleanor Werry , Ltnda and Doug Wyatt, Sandy Iannarelli, Noel Miller, Shirley and Bill Cogar, Ollie Young and AI and April Harmon 72 Pontiac H.T. Cpe., V-roof. POWer...... 12395 72 Buick lS Cus. Con., power, air...... .12895 See one of these courteous salesmen: Pete Burris. Lloyd Me Laughlin or Marvin Keebaugh . TOM RUE MOTORS · "Yo u'll Like Our Qyalify Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evenings Until6 : 0{)- Til S p.m . Sat. 1974 DODGE DART__ ----- '2995 Sport. 2 dr H T , P.S , auto trans . AM rad1o, 8,000 m iles . Grimm preceded a program Jozie, of Gallipolis spent on work of the Amencan Sunday w1th Mr. and Mrs. 1 Baptist Convention by Mrs. Roy Ritne. Grella Simpson " Stl imt 9 pa" wagon. air cond , P S , P B. AM rad to, factory Mr. and Mrs. Mack Howard offtcta l car Night, Holy Night" was sung and M1ss Helen Riffie of Tom Ru e Sale Price and Mrs. Simpson closed her Hartford, W Va ., spent program w1lh a reading, "If 'lbw-sday, Dec. 1 with Mr. He Came to Your House" and and Mrs. Roy Riffle. . trans .. AM, radio, P.S. air cond . 318 eng me . prayer. During the fellowship JO mile s by one loca l owner . Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Tom Rue Sale Price hoW' Mrs. Simpson, hostess, Grtmm VISited wtth their son served lovely refreshments in and fam1Jy, Mr and Mrs keeptng of Ch ristmas, to Larry Grimm m Pataskala twelve members present Her 6 cyl , 4 dr Mr. and Mrs. Elza Birch home was beautifully spent Sunday aflernoon with decorated for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs . Eber Carpenter Miss Vera Beegle and Mrs. at Sliversville. Grella Simpson VISited Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. David Roush Maude Young in Pomeroy and chidren of Columbus Friday, Dec. 5. came Wednesday night and Mr and Mrs Roderick took h1s father, Dale Roush SUNDAY Grunm and Mr. and Mrs. and grandfather, Henry PH. 992-2594 CHRISTMAS PROGRAM, Ronald Grimm spent Roush , to their home for 7:30 p m. Sunday, at Mt. Thanksgiving day with Mr. Thanksgiving and brought See: Tom Rue. Ray Douglas or Hermon United Brethren and Mrs. Paul North at them back Monday, Nov. 30 G. (Pall Williamson. Church; public welcome Gallipolis. There were 21 APPLE GROVE United people ther e fo r On this day in history: Methodist Church, 7:30 p.m. Thanksgtvlng dinner. In I n7, George Washington Sunday, Chr1slmas prog ram ; Mr. Earl Hart has gone lo and the Continental Army COMMUNION Candlelight everyone invited. St. Cloud, Florida lo spend began a winter encamJXIlenl • Service, and a Christmas the winter at Valley Forge, Pa POMEROY FIRST Baptist program Sunday, 7·30 p m. at Don and Jack Ftsher of In 1968, Norman Thomas, Church 7:30 p.m. Sunday. the Pomeroy Chw-ch of the Uniontown , Ohio spent two stx- Ctme Soclahsl part y Christmas program willi a Nazerene , corner Union and days deer hunting and were prestdential candidate, died visit from Santa Public Mulberry Ave. Rev Clyde guests of Mr. and Mrs . Linley at the age of 84. Henderson, pastor, invites welcome. By Mrs. Francis Morris Harl In 1972, the splashdown of BIG BEND Citizens Band the public. The theme song "Lord, Mr. and Mrs BtU Apollo 17 ended America's MONDAY Speak to Me That I May McKenzte, Phil, Jeff and Radio Club Christmas party, moon exploration program. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM, Speak", sung by the group 1 P,.m Sunday at the Rock Springs Grange Hall . For 7:30p.m. Monday at Morning opened the meeting of the information concerning food Star United Methodist Esther Circle hosted by Mrs. Notice To Public! Isabel Simpson at her home and gifts telephone 992-7349 ChW'ch; public invited. Monday evening, Dec. 8. Devotions by Mrs. Frances Wilc oxe n Included the OPEN BUSINESS Christmas story from Luke. A poem, "Olristmas Mor· RT. 124-143-RUTlAND ROAD njng" was followed by singing "0 Lillie Town of HOURS- Monday thru Saturday Bethlehem ". A reading, "The Meaning of Olristmas" by 5:00 A.M. • 9:00 p.m. Frances Cardlnel Spellman and group singing "Hark, the Herald Angels Sing", reading, ''Greater Than Kmgs or Parlllllnents" and singing " While Shepherds Pomeroy -Rutland· Tuppers Plains Watched Tehir Flocks." Ed's Crouroads Grocery t After a business session, ' prayer by Mrs. Marjone Tom Rue Sale Pnce 1974 PLY. SATEU.ITE ------ 3695 1973 PLY. DUSTER-------· '2695 1969 DODGE OORONEL __ ---'795 Calendar 2 NEW 75 VALIANTS, 6 cyt., 4 dooJs. One with air. Huny! Racine Social Events All Banks In Meigs County Will Close At 10:00 A.M. • 5:00 P.M. Citizens National Bank Farmers Bank & Savings Co. Pomerov National Bank . Racine Home National Bank SUNDAY SUGAR RUN MILLS , 74 Cadillac Sed. DeVille. oower, air...... '6295 73 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air ··... . 14795 73 Cadillac Sed. DeVille,. pawer, air.... ...'4595. 72 Cadillac Cpe. DeViHe, power, air .... 13895 73 Olds 98 Lux. Sedan. oower, air...... .'3695 73 Volkswagen Bus, 9 pass. .. ... .. .. .. .. 13295 72 Chev. Vega 2 dr•. 4 speed ............ 11295 73 Monte Carlo 2 Dr., v-roof, air........ 13695 73 P~. Futy Ill 4 Dr., V-8 auto..........11995 73 Pont. leMans 4 Dr., pow., air....... 12995 72 Datsun 2 ·Door, std.............. ..... 11595 NoonDec.24, 1975 O.tts• . Mulberry Ave. ! Dr Thomas W Morgan, "flf~S , Gallipolis, along with four other area doc tors, was presented a certificate of apprectalton al the quarterly meeting of the Ohto Valley Health Services Foundalton (OVHSF l Board of Trustees m Wellston Tuesday night. Th e cer tifica tes were awarded in recogmlton "for se lfl ess and avid enChustasm" displayed by the o~,a J fiVe rectptenls whtle servmg l as cha1nnen of levy campaigns in support of the region's Southeast Ohio Emergency Medtcal Services system . Also receiving cerllflcates were Dr. Thomas Price , Logan, who headed lhe Hocktng County campaign m the November election of 1971 ; Dr. A. Burton Payne , Ironton; Dr Alvis Hambr1ck, Jackson ; and Dr. Wtlliam H. Allen, Jr., Athens, who each cha1red campaigns m these counties dW'ing the fa ll of Chis year. RIGGS USED CARS 1 t t ft II C '3295 one careful local owner ••• ••••••••• •••••• 1974 Prntos, choice of two - 3 door Runabout and 2 d r Area doctors are honored Self Contained Camper For Pickup Truck ot, ' I t d<\ Dlevy C.lO •••••••••••••••••• l't:J:a .i wide bed, V8, stand lrans. n n ]11! Pl llll\1 ,.,:., 1'1 ,,.,. oJ ;as furnac e. walnut ste!rs, dishwasher and t•m!ly room wllh wood-burning fireplace. 534,000 RUSTIC HILLS - l B R 's, family room , mod kit.. dining, •CI elec central air on lond•caped lol. 524.500, NEW LISTING - 3 8 R br ick near stor es fn Pomeroy . Larg e dining with 11reploceand mod. kit. l car garage. $17,500. NEW LISTING - 49 &cres andnew 2 B.R. home. Bltth, furn ace, f. bMem ent. carport. barn & etc. $31.500. ~hort lhlf"P .•4395 FOR Rooms, '5.00 up Special Rates by Weelc tl1ollh IIUt io. '!t {llhl i l l 1•(\\', !1 ' 1 1\11 1 \ ill !l ,\ 111 l tl l tll t +t1Jl ~~111 llllll'~ ! l'll t' ·HHI lJI.\\!' 11 (, \ II I. rEAFORD REALTY •..,,,,, s "'' "' PHONE9923325 · O 10 M ec h~ n lc Pomeroy , stand trans ., atr, long w td e bed 1975 Ford LTD 4 Or. Sedan, less than 1<,000 easy miles So clean we could put tf on show room floor • • o • o o 1974 Ford Gran Tonno, 4 dr Sedan, a1r c:on dit1oned . Both sharp. low m1l eage. new Ford trade-ins TO BUY OR SELL - LE T US HE~P YOU . m -2259 or 992-2568 NM LOCATION Ph. fll -2771 I trans., long wide bed ExecuttoJe cars and demos, plus btggest savings on 76s Wtde selecltan - both 7S'• and 76's As low Ase•••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2695 1973 Pontiac Catahna 4 dr sedan, factory a ir con . $15.900 HOTEL Mlddlo,ort, o. ,,,n.._., 1\ o•• 12 18 31< me ll il!t;l lnrt l\,\t t..~ ·tW \\ 1,_\ l I.. n1, r..t1t il l \(.\\' \1 \l~ll1 1 f' l, , Stroutlb Realty GMC lfz Ton ................ 2295 Dodge ~ Ton ............... 12295 1 's It t: 10 QtJMA I\ h 'Cd )\l il' •B \ IH'FH'Il( I ' 1'110111 <JO,' ) MODERN 11 30261C 742 2880 -------------, BUNDLED SLABS 16 PER TON C HR! SlM J\S t r c ~s fJ hQnc 1 ~7 1) 3~ Ma i n St Ru tl£t nc1 1:' 9 Ute. KENMORE electric; range , copper tone , excel lent condition S85 oo Phone 992. ANT I QUE .,.,. 19\ 1 rno 0 S. D l IH:: 1: 1 r+mnunQ Jt) yt>MS i"Ji:pNrl"l1 n~ lll~Yr\•d fl' l'C' C~l 11lAf('!l (,t tl ll'o;1 .h}\ Qr 111 ~1! 1 Jtl ~ 1 coo" •Ill· f l lt ' t\11~{1 12395 973y.e. 4Dlevy C-30................. spd , P.S, P. B , long wide bed. 973 Dlevy C-10. ................. 12395 cyl. stand. tran s. tong wide bed 191S New LTDs. Cu•tom 500s, Elote, Tor1110s, Granada, Maverock, Mustangs, Pontas. FIOO & F250 Pickups, 20MPG HIGHWAY EPA TEST .Ford LID Coupe ............ . Fact air , P S , PoB , V roo ( Syr ,t c u ~ r Ohto \\ILL ' ' 9 111c JO " 2< 13 t;1· ~ .n trC n • 10 Ph on e ~ 1\il 7~ 15 . 9Y71 58 3191. POMEROY LANDMARK .• ,_ Juk W. Carsey, Mgr Aill Phone 992-2181 brush . originally $1500 00. $695 oo ca n 992 2m 12 19 61c 12 18 lie Dallas Hilt , phone 2<~7 PUMP ORGA N and slool. girl ' s bike . babv bed 12 19 61C comple !c, elect r ic g uitar , materiaL CO RN 266' '99.99 Wllh 1011 ~r 1nd chain . '\urtio•1 oer I !' 1 1( 1 :, N t-.. "' \'nd t ll1 ilild,l t ,on M ')'} ' ti'J F IR EWO OD r fiRM tor sttltl b )' owner , 4 m ~~~~ west of ~ullllnd on N ew Lima Road , 1o11 ecrcs. l enn~ bllrn , nouse . ot her bu il dings . All mi neral rights 60 acres tlllabt~ . rest In pasture , also pond S.t4 .SOO Phon e (419) 865 ONLY 1lfl shrubbery lit lO 9 trc CHAIN SAW 3965 3542 . '7 PER TON " 9 l HOMELITE XL Ph q91 l"U or 1t?J 1lil tnonet s Coli 186 999 1 A SPECIAL GIFT For Someone Special Roger Wiltn sle y , Rutla nd II 78 l l W I LL 1rens cc 1ver e m 1m m p)tl ran 1o . a tri'l c k s1cr!'o Cl'lltl 99' 396 5 J\lso other . ~ l r"u .. 111 1 •urn1shcd and unlurnrshed ap ts Phon e 991 S IJ ol 11 9 1fc LARRY LAVENDER ,.,. -.,plf'lt'! Scr ' e P ilOI 11' '119 :' ~ 0 ' or 9J9 '000 RMtn(' Oll lt'! Cr ill l' rl'ldt ord I Q 9 It \ Real Estate For Sale . WAN TID Poles ma •• mum diameter 10 mches on largest end. corn ;:;'j, 1 A 70 11: 13 MO HAWK tires ~ super Mag 70 S.tS Phone 98 5 CHIP WOOD EAR Pho11e 7~1-231 1 C RRrnrt5ircr ban d •••••••••••••••••••••••• tl,ti!f~' ca r. R&J OOINS J HI I YEAR END CLEARANCE OF ALL 75's AND USED CARS I Blown 11110 W,lfl '! & Atftr: tN S T IIL LE L' £\I lL Pl t LUN S PHO N E ~ t 1 , ol 71! , Or. Y OR N tGt-H 11 ll 78tp IN 0 1\S H ~J c hann e l Ct llzens NOW Sell ing F\JIIN Brush Produ c ts Phone 99 2 34 10 I O R SALE • Whlfe Roller 10 6 TI C nt 1'0111 { rov Li'lrOt' l ot !:~ w t ltt Derby , grrl 's shoe skates f l)I1Cf (' lt p,liiOS , St < I ('W clf~S S•lC 1. like new SIO While r un n l'r 'l tltt d o tt :~ tn~ ct' shoe 1ceskt1t es. 1 pair sl 1e I , 1 parr sll(' 3. g1rt ·s , l tkc new , 1Jo11·t.. nHt 'l'h onc 91,1 tfc 1 Ca nad1an r ivers . \7 50 each Rect velveteen blazer . SIU! HOU S E for sa l ~ In POr!IAnd , 'akc over pl'tymcnt~ . must 10 . purp le ve t\lel tumper r:'u RNI SHED apanm~ nr , sell S rooms and 0Atl1 , qood size tO, bOth worn on l y iHrtrlls only 1n M•ddlcport 1 well Md 1 a c res ol gro und twice , like new just right Phone 991 3874 Phone 8.sl 2297 for hOlidays ss ea ch B l ~c!l. 3 15 ~1,<1 Pl'tlent Stride R:1te gir l 's 17 S 17 tc aress sip pers S' . B . SL ' HOU SE 5 rm s and both In Whrtc acrylic pile coat , 3 BEOkM home . 1us1 Rclctne Phone 997 5858. washable . S75 Both shoes llnlshed , remodeling , Salem li -1 •tc and coat like new Charlene St • Ruttanu Phone 742 j!)Q6 Hoefl ich . 992 5292 after ol P"' or see M ilo B. T RA ILER tot lor rent Phon e Hutchison , 12 17 6tp 99 7 55JS 9 2llfc 12 J t fc For Sale or Trade Deputy Clerk GU IT /I. R S and itmps il l barge tn prrc es 1\ 11 QU it ilfs Me ad tuStrJd by 111 c Read y And ~ asy to t mQ c r ~ rr i na s. p rck s co rds f'I C \c e lrll cy \.\ haley t JO L1"Coln Rd Pomf'roy 1'.' 16 oil ( S7.J5 Phone 9J9 auto , P S , P. B. Blown lnsulalton Servtces 011 USED CARS V-6 BUICK LeSABRE 1 (Nds Dt, ,n FREE ESTIMATES ~ \:. C.\Vf\T ING 1\AC"'HOE S .'\ NO DOZE R I. 1\ RGE ,\ N O SMJ\LL SE:Pfl ": 1 /I N" ~ For Sale ton ;ompa r e Cld1ass F~5•••••••.•••• 1795 11695 Buick LeSabre·•••••oo•••• •••• H T. auto . P ,5., P 8, V-rooL :O.'CI\..11 HOilM WINDOWS S ODORS RE PLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDIN G SOFF ITT GU fTERS AWNINGS Apprat s al serv tce estates and co lltchons ITH NELSON OTORS, INC. 92 .2174 nu:! rov --- .. Po---- slanelard , P S 6 cyl \\ N.'I rl 111 (tlt' j)O ftl Buy, Sell or Trade M obrle HO I til ' ten m il t'S north Employment wanted Help Wanted I 12 17 l71C ~lt I N 1 R ' r.1r.._ J.:l Wanted To Buy (11119.24, 21< 1969 MANOR IN MtO DLEPOR T 1 We ar c so sure 196ol J OHN Deere 1010 dOI<'r . 6 ft blade . canopy and wrncn , lha l yo u will love our a pari good c ondil1on s:a .OOO m cnts thai w ~ g •vc you two Phone 98S 359o~ ~e e to. s RENT fREE JuSt 1'/ 17 l 2tp 1'} 16 .tr p PiiY your sec urr tv dt'pOStt an d s1ay Sl>: monlhS and lh(' Pt •\ N Q L E SSO N S Now l rrs1 'l wec!l.s 1S fr ee You will H YD R AU LIC cran(! capa cr t y 7 .ooo lb . eKtends out to J O 11 accept,ng nrw stu de nts l."lltOY month l y teases . tt ll W!lllt! on 1 or 11 ton !ruck , elec tr tc ll v ln Q, ca r petmQ Beo tnn ers rntermrdrates 51 ,500 Phone 98 5 359..1 - rtdvanced Jv n c f Mrs range anct rNr rQerr.tor tr ee 17 17 11t p Harv£' y l Von Vran..,en 11o1 trn sh p 1c ~up c ab le T V l... pr111 g 1\ v c Pome ro y to pttOtHtl l ilnd l i'undry JSOJO HN Deere d02er , Phone fiOJ1770 fA crltl rc s Conventcnt 10 19/ 0 6 11 blade . canopy 11 ew Shopprng on Tll trd and Mrll 1'1 19 6tc t:'ngin c New patnt 55,000 111 Mtddt e por r VILLAGE Phone 985 359~ f wtll be g lvtng p 1ano lesson s M I\ NOR 1S yours l or one t ') 17 171p 1n my home starlrng reb 1 bedroom cl partm('nts For tntormatron ca ll Y97 st artrnQ at s 10.1 mont h l y pl us t9 75 C HEVROLE T I ton dump 2278 ~lee We pay for everytt1mg tr uck VB , o1 sp , P s • P B 11 18 J8tc els e Se e the Manaqer fll 16,000 actual ll\ 1tes 5oi ,OOO Rrv('rSidt! Apartn1ents or Phone 985 lS9o~ LI\Sl ChrislnHIS AU Ciron 1 It call 9q? 3113 Thr s off er will 17 lf l? tp yoU haven ' t got your l ast end soan . so move rn now ilnd Slt\le SSSS rntn.ule Shopprng done. come to the Mason A ucllon 10 13 lfc NEW lady ' s Gcnu.ne lccllher jac~et Stle 1 r eason tor F ri day 19 th , 7 p m Lor of se t11 ng too smull Phone new merchanarse 6 RM HO US E and brtlh lor R81 2030 11 18 1t p ront tn Pomeroy Call 99 i 17 17 4t( S7 II WantP.d . For Rent t U RNI SHED apar t men t ~ rooms and bath , ildui Ts on tv Phone 99 '/ 5908 12 18 II C :O.t! ~~ lJ ~t t'!. Th e P1 mt Sh ap C.umpt(!h' f ShU II, bu ~uH':H 1" M1d Coins, Currency and Supplies . Natl'tan 81gg s Ra diator Sp e c•olhU 1917 V EGA c all 99 ? 7653 1967 L TO r or d . new pa tnl 1'/ 18 J tp new condtiiOn Phone 99'1 J l6 l or 992 615 3 65 r OR D Ranch w1'1gon . good 11 19 11::: c ondr t ton , i1~ S 00 Pho ne 991 7876 IV 13 TR U C K 1 ro n I Ord f 17 IS Jt p 350. Heav y du ty L\VO n ce ltt•tH c ond1t ro n Cil ll J O~ 1 3 ~308 ttfter 5 p m l l 16 If 1\L L' ETIC k. fe m Al e hound 111 O.l nY riiC' iHeO Celli Rober ! StD wolrt p110ne 9Q '} 7811 t 11 16 Stp To th(> Defendants abo\le f-t1\ VE vour deer lrooh ics named mounted B l r c ht•eld s You are ncr by notlf ed that a Taxrderrr.y , St. R + 11J , East Com pla int has been fried In of Rull~nd Phone l 6l.t ) 7.J7 the Con1 mo11 Ptcase Court ot 2 118 Me igs County , Oh io, Cllse No t 1 78 tfc 15 953 . demanding parttl•on ot the follow lnu described r eal ROOM and OOdrlf tor Sr eS iil! e, IO WI! C.t 1ll.ms w1th tow Income , The follow i ng real estate very ntcc Phone 99 7 ]509 s•tuatcd tn the County ot 1! 30 1fc Mergs . ln I he State of Oh 1o and In lhe VIllage ot Ruii~Jnd . bounded and described as rotlow s Being lot Number fou r {4 1 1n Luh 's Add• lion to KEN TU CKY long rille Ca ll Rulland , Ohio c ven .ngs 592 2973 or wr1te H Refer ence OE! ed Vol 76 1, N Starkey , Rt SOE Bo)( 17 Pa9 e 94 5 Deed Records , A then s, Oh10 Mergs County , Ohto 11 I B 61p You are notified !hat you rue requ1 red to answN tile Complaint w ith in twenty e•ghl OLD furn i ture , 1ce bo xes brass beds . stone jars , or days a f ter the last pub t tcalron comp lete households Wrtte The last pub ltcat1on wdl be M D M1 1t er , Rl .t mttde on the 1911'1 day of Pomer oy Ohto Ci! ll 992 December . 1q7 5 LARRY E SPE NCER . 7760 l 0 1 74 Clerk o f Courts Me•gs county , Oh io 111 1 ), 14 . !1, 2 1 , (Ill S, 12. "· HI\L L ' S Sat vtlgc f\. 11 aulas llc wrtrt fram es and bOdies wtlh or withou t motors , $ 1 hund red Trn SO hundred Wilt buy meta ls end scrap Iro n On Old R 1 33 , !US I llcross No flce ot Fili ng of fr om Grucscr ' s Chrpper Inventory and Mon day through rrldtly 9 Appra isement til! J p "' . Saturday , 9 11 1 T ~e Statto of Ohio , Me1gs noon countv 11 ,,. U.tc Probate Court To the Executor of the estate , to such of the fOIIOWtng as are res idents of the Sta te o f floor 1ng , Oh10 , viz the survlvtng C/\RPE: NTR Y , cell lno ~nd pane li ng Phone spouse . !he neKI of kin , the cw2 2759 12 lrl lOtc benefiCiaries un d er the will , and 10 the attorney or at torne-ys representlno any of the afor ementio n ed persons No 21673 VIctor swai n , aka V ictor D Swai n , deceased. DOZER . Jqsa tn t: rn atl onal T D 14 A , 12 hyd r !Julic Racine. OhiO , Sul!on Tow n blade . in goo tl condition $hlp Sl,JOO Phone 985 3594 You are hereby notified thlll 11 II lll p the tnvl."ntory and Ap pralsement or the estate of the aforementtoned , deceased , la te Of sa id County , was f lied ln this Court Said Inventory and Appralsemenl will be for , 'ASH pa id for tUI mak·es an¥d' hearing before this Court on models of mob ile homes. the 2nd d&v of January , 1976 Phone area code 614 423 at 10 00 o'clock A . M 9S31 Any person desiring to file 4 13 lfc e)Cceptlons there!o must flle ¥·-w-- - - - - them allel!sl f tve dllys prior to the date set for hellrlng Gi ... en under my hand and seal ot said court , this 17th day of Oec:ember . 1975 Mann rng D. W ebst er ~ ERVICE Manclger lor new car oealerShtp Write Box Judg e and ex· offic ro Cterk 7 ~3 Pomeroy . Ohio , <~5169 01 sa1d Court 12 1 121c By Ann 8 Wttson . EXPERIENCED ... . Radiata Service ~\ppt, ,~~ l1181mo From the largest TrucM or 6tJII donr Rad iator to 1he sm~Uest Heatt'f Core DODGE Challenger 6 1963 Ci"IEVY re burtt eng 1ne , c yt . automatiC. S.995 00 new Ttr es . boely 10 ta rr Phon e q91 Sl69 COO d l l tOn Cal l 992 1:?06 11 18 jl p 12 19 oltp Notice sr., n t Ot:>rnard Pucp 1es Rc il dy tor Cllr rst m ,,n Ph on e 9o~9 10Ctl f? 16 /II ( 1\k..C ___ LJ ,,..,~t('r~l Bustneu Phone · vn.suo Restdence · 9f7.Jll3 tl21 -lmo equipped, fl~ -'hl111'9 l1'fO ' (L~P\ ~t'f \ 1t l" \'ollll('(hJI .IP I\ l <lrac ~t ~t."lt.·~ It amu ~ upp!w'i Service Tomorrow Cadillac Couoe DeV"dle ••••••• check and 1974 Dlevy Ncwa 4 Dr•••••••••••• 12495 6 cy l . auto , P.S , P. B. 1as 8un er t\ut HU F orm~t t\ Wl"i:'d Wti-G1t" "It!, 0(.'11,1 \ Call today for 1mtle on State Route lH Toward Rulland 19 10 lost t., ll & 1 ,., VALUE RATED NOW HAS THE 1976 sMaverick -2 Dr•••••••••• Pomt"ray Olhn Pomeroy PH. 992-5612 ®·I OPEN EVES. 8: 00 PJ..\. POMEROY, OHIO Quality Print Shop Olf •t t' Sl09S PO-MEROY MOTOR CO BLIND ADS t111 lnte rsect•on of Rt All Mechonicol Work B cyl , radio, new heavy steel floor m body "-1 00 for SO wora mm•mum E ach addtl tona t word 3 ce-nts Sales and Se!Vice Price Rlsel All Cars In Stock At Old Prices Dr , H T , facf. air. P S. P 8, V roof. 19,000 mites D&M Appliance ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE 1971 CHEVROLET SittS 8' body C 10 ' • lon, 'speed transmiSSion , p s , p b . 3~­ vs SMITH NELSON :MOTORS Business Services 'P omeroy otor (;o•. 'QUALITY 8' F!ee t side , 6 cyl , standard transm ts.slon , dark blue. rea l sharp CARD OF THANKS & OBITUAR Y I ?. SIGNS OF 19HCHEVROLET• , TON ons 16 cent'i per word six con SC'Ciiii'• C ll)C r 'IO I. S ?~ P er CE'nt o,scount on patd ads l'l nd ads pa•d wilhtn 10 r"' ,l;nl ' '' •vf' t'lSer• :"'ow arranrr lh~t cm· led lttl trs (O .Yord .. 1914 CHEVROLET•-W0 . W3tS 8' body , J • ton , lSO V 8, po\ er .steenng and brakes. automat ic transmissron , R step bumper , radio A POPular model & pr1ced to go ' "~er t ron I, cents p('r ' ,.,,,.r,l•• · ~ Auto Sales - - -- - ; : : - - - - t 1Qh l If'! Nh l EXPECT:':> '0 TO I· I I - .@) w th to ~ acctp led unh l 9 4 m tor Day of Pu UI! U lton L1 ! ·- O~AOl'' J - 1, Ct) I I I Tl'BIC Autll Sales WANT AOS INFORMATION ROYAL BOmiNG OOMPANY Middleport ' �a- ~ Datll St>nunel M tddltport-Pmwro~ . 0. Fnd"~, Do.' \·. l9.19iil • ~~~~~~~~-::~.w -.~,_. For Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds 9- The Daily Senlmel, Mlddleporl·Pom eroy, 0., Fr1day, Dec 19, 1975 Beat the New Year NW' lfltfr IO f'Mh $QUI.n'. lo form fo ur ordi nary "'otd !!. CI.\'EE I .., .. ~ P M Oa y 8tfore P u b li ca lion •'' • q lfat o .._.'11mt ) d tn C.mce ii AII Dn (Clrrecltons I REGULATIONS ["[ j ruervu tht" or reet>r t i'f1V i'IO 'oeemed objecttona l The p ubi , ShN will nor b(' rE'spons b le tor more than ont The P u bli Sher { ! •ncorrec t '-:0 0\!E Ev:OR ~~'1'1\ =l -., 5 RATES For Want Ad Servrce one tn!.c r llon Mm tmum ChargeS 1 00 ~= ~ r t'n 'i per wo rd Jl I lht AUrpMif" ARIWf"t , It~ form sut~t:t•tM three by tht abm r cartoon at~ SILKY FORGO GIBBET ENlYME Juro1l•l•- I \ n••t r • \ IU~T .o~urr·umtrf1n911 ''In I nt fl Add 1t1onal I c Charge per 1\ dver' rscmen t OFFICE H OURS B JO a rn to 5 00 p m Oa ty 8 30 a m ro 17 00 Noon SiUurdl'lv U!l' -' MO·I· ST' PUBLIC NOTICE The to llow mg documl·nls were rt"Ct' IV E'd o r prepared b y the Oh J O Env r ron me ntal Pro techon Agency ourmg th(' prev iou s week A n yo ne aggr •eved or adversel y af tee re d by rssuan ce or ren ewa l ot any perm tt (s l ltc t>nse ( s t or var lance (s ) may r equest t1n &dtud tc alton 1'1ear rng bY wrdten reaues l pursuan t to Ohio Rev1sed Coae Sect •on l1H 07 with in !h l r t y D Ol days of the d t rectors propo~ed ac lton to rssue or deny such documents That sta tu te does not prov rde for he.Hrng requests to tl'1e OEPA on ~tpp !lc atrons , revoc a tr ons rn odll rc atrons , complarnts , verlf re d compla t nts . ce r rt tecat rons, teases , orctcrs , or ftnal actrons \'Yithm 30 days of publ!cal ton of th is notrce any person may also til submrl wr l llen comments rela t( ng to ac11ons , proposed actions . compl! lnts , or verifred complarnts . 0 1 . reqiJest a publrc meet rn o re-garding proposed actrons , and or (3 ) reQIJest not ice of further acttons on procet'drngs R:eques ts for heanngs on ftnal actions to 1Ssue, deny . m odify , re\loke or ren et'.· perm rts , licenses or varrttnces that ;;He not preceded by proposed actions and so rd entif1ed tn ttt ls notrce ShOuld be sent to the Environmental Board of Revrew , Sutte 305, 395 East Qroad Street , Co lum·bus , Oh to 43216 All other requests for ad I.Udlcar lon heartngs , and other c;ommunrcal.ons concerntng publ ic hearrngs . publ tc q1eetlngs , adtud lcatiOn 'lE'Mings , complarnts of any !<'in d. and regulatmns should be ~ddressed to the legal records section , Oh io EPA , P 0 BOK 1049. Columbus , Ohio ~3216 , (614) 466 6037 Unl ess otherwise stated rn ~ar ticu la r nottces . all other communications , 1n cludlng Gom ments on proposed ac !tons and requests f or publtc meetings , should be ad dressed ~lther to the New Sour ce Air , qr NPOES Permrt Records SecHon . whichever Is ap pr oprlale , at th e Ohto EPA . P 0 Bo• 1049 , Columbus. Ot,lo l216 ppt lcattO n for NPDE S Permit Ashla nd Oi.l Bulk Plant No 490 i Oh iO Rl 471 N P ome r oy Re ceivi ng waters Unnamed St rea m to Ohio River PPIIcallon No N088 AD ( 121 19, 11c .:LoeaJ Bowling Pom eroy Bowl ing Lanes Trl Co. , Dece mber t , 197 $ Roach s Gun Shop )9 Phe lps 76 Pomerov Cement Block 61 Se ars Cat a tog 52 H & R Fires lone 48 Me1gs Inn ·12 High lndlvlduo'll game Ken neth Mohler . ntt se cond high Ind ividual game A L Phe lps Jr , 22o1 lh1rd hrgh lndlv ldul!ll g"me Richard As h . 222 High series A L Phelps Jr , SB8 . second h1gh series Lou Osborne 556 , third h tQh senes B il l Ra dford ~ 5 1 Team t't lgh game Phelps 900 and team high ser~es 900 , team h1gh ser tes Ph clp• 2.682 Pom eroy 8owhng Lan es Early Wed . Mt xe d Dec 10 , 197S l1dCS Sport Shop 81 Smith N elson Motor 69 Oiler 's Four 6l Young 's Super Mlc.t 6J N elson Drug Co 54 Tenth Framer 's 52 H igh Ind ividual game R:t chsrd Russe ll 209 . I sabelle Couch 212. second h igh tn dlvlduft l game Larry Duglln 203, Isabelle Couch 208 , third high IndiVIdual geme ~ Bob Couch 202 Helen Phclp• 201 High series • Richard Russell Sol9, ISabelle Cou ch 568 , second high esries Larry Dugan 53-t . Helen Phelps 537 . third high ser,es · VIC Wlpple 530 Belly Sm dh 537 Team l'llgh game 71des Sport snap 765 and team h igh series Zides Sport Shop 2086 Muon B owli ng Center Wom~Pn 's. W ed . Aft ernoon Dec . 101 1975 Team high total p ins rnre e ~;~ames Rook 1es 1. 157 Latecomers , Ll18 , Alley 1 (liiS, 1.053 , Team high game • Late comers 400. Rook i es . 38ll Rook ies , 387 Individual h tOh ser1es three gamn Nancy Ne lson . 411. Bunny Estes , .t10, P1'1yll is Benneu , 381 Indiv idual h tgh game Nancy Nelson , 158, Bunny E51es , ISB, Norma Stanley , lo19 , The W I BC {Women ' s In ternatlonat Bowt.ng Congress ) has been honored and oll lc tally recogn lled by the Amer1can Revolu tronary Brcentenn lal Admrnrstration throu:~l'1 acceptance In the National Brcentenniad Sports Allia nce T!Hr ,\ 113C IS one of lhe first fOur 3f1N l s groups granted NR lA mtm bershrp Ot hers art• l h~ h/I U, NCAA , ana th(> '"'tlencun Sollball Assoc 1allon Runny Estes Asst Sec retar y Mobile Homes For Sale MOBILE Hom(' car peted na tu ra l gas furnace 13 000 B T U a •r con d1honed 70 )( 20 awn tn g 6>:6 porch underp rnned Phone llQ J 6 t ft '} 17 1a 17tc 17x70 l !x lO TR /\ I LER f' x c ~llf'nl co n d1tton rsp(' C1,1l l y t>urtJ l or o fl tCC S Lo w p rrce fo r QU ICk S<liC' Ph one (J0 -1 1 6 7~ 19? 1 or bl55B1q IQn 10 30 lie Pets R eg AK C r €Q•stered Ft:>rnale Ch inese Pu g S75 2 P ug A Poo fema le pupp tes S2S '! ach Ph one 66 7 6361 17 17 -lip OL 0 Engl 1stl sheep dog 11 lllOnlhS feml\le beAul1fulty marlo..ed , blue and while very aentle and lovable n tce Chnstmas present , fi K C Sill 667 1110 66 7 6766 Cool ville 1:2 17 31 p COMMON PLEAS COURT MEIGS COUNTY . OHIO POME ROY , OHIO 45769 No 1S .9SJ llOYD SELLARDS, ET Al , Plamttlh FLOYD SELLA " RD S. Addr cu Unknown , DAVID SELLARDS, Last known addr ess M1 dk lfL Wes t Vtr;tn1a 2SS<10 , FLOYD SELLAR DS, JR , Addr ess Unknown , THE UN KNOWN HEIR S, DEVIS EES, LEGATEES , EXECUTO RS , AD MINI STRAT OR S AND ASSIG NS OF FLOYD SELLA RD S, DECEASE D Addr ess Uknown , Def ondants. E TAL • SERVICE OY PUOLICATION LO) T tas1 Thursday 1n !he VtC1 n ily of th e H ob son Railroad Yards small lemon spoile d femal e Beeg l e Call Ravmona Bak er lb J So uth Sth f\.ve . M 1dd leport Ohro 99 7 7 10 7 I 7 18 Jtp SHOOTING Match . Co rn Hollow Gun Cluo , Sunday . Dec 21. I p m One m il e past Mttes Ceme1ery I) 19 'l i e 7 BEDROOM modular , tur n 1shed , utdil tes pa id , no pet s or childre n Near Pomeroy , y('! out of town Phone 992 7011 or 991 7666 11 18 3t c GU N Sh oot . Rutla nd f\. merrcan lt'Q10n begrnnrng a1 noon o n BeechgrovC' Road 12 19 71 c 1 NE W Store O P C'tl lnQ , the I l A! woods Gener cl ! Store on County Rd '/6 I latwoods Rd Open from 9 ll m 6 p m da ily Me · . aroccrrcs . rcc c r ea m pu p and c andy Pho ne 997 781 J Mrs HMtc y Han 1nQ I BEDROOM furntshed apartm ent at Vrltage Mnnor Phone 992 377 1 12 19 261C REE RENT Al VILLAGE 1'2 7 76t c Uanger FO RO prc~up . • 3:>0 cu 10 ?801 11 17 6IC For Sale St'lltflQ C A RadtOS antennas and ac c cossor1 CS, scanners Can r epa•r whal we set t Erwm 's Gu ll Scr \lrce N Second and Ru tltt nd S l • Middl eport Phone 99 ~ 7 .138 12 17 6tr NO W For Sale ~TEREO radio . mad~rn de-s•gn . B tr ack tape , am h11 rodio com brnatron Gatan cc SI07 <~0 or terms Ca n 99 2 17 16 ti c 8 E E J cow , al so H ere ford cow to freshen soon Phon e 84 3 2l51 12 16 SI C NEW automaltc washt!r and f'llso anlique dr esser . Call 1H8 8169 12 )6 ~!c L/\RGE Po!nsenlas at Cle la nd ' s Gr een House . !Ola c me , Ohto Gcro ld lnc Clel i'lnd 12 16 71c 1 lOOOx ?0 NEW ti r es price Sll 5 eac h Call 992 6666 . 12 16 51p IN ti me tor Cl'1ristmas ladiOS ' l nd l!n 1ewelry . Lon'il RU l e Shop . 2.t8 Rrvervlew Or , Pome roy , Phone 992 3090 12 19 31C TRUCK hopper , alllltum in um for 8 It bed S90 Phone 992 1513 after S p m 12 19 6tc 27 SH EE TS Celotex building Phone Deliver To OHIO PALLO COMPANY Rl. 2, Pomeroy . Ohio Ph. 992-2689 L OCltST PO StS 13~9 IJ 9 161 p COAL tun es ton e AIH1 At I types of s.1lt nnd roc k sell fo1 Icc ttnd s now rromov~l Ex ccl s 10f Salt Wor~s East Ma in Sr . Pomerov OhiO Phonr 99'1 3891 11 1 t f l 12 19 lip ! MEIGS I Equipment Co. : I I POMEROY, 0. Ph.m 2176 I ! 1 1 I tlnlernationll I I I Harvester New ldN Equipment Me Cui loch Chain 1 1 ttSaws ____________ .JI I Real Estate For Sale Nt ( co unlr y 11 0 n w Ill M!!IQS County 10 lllinut r d r1 "t' tr om No r rn11ws 11 ncr cs ? be droo m s basem ent cf.l llor , 7 outb uil d i n gs o~.'\ rnge phone 69A :lJ6 l I I It! ~ ~ p Walnut Cotlsol e f\ M r M rad io 1 speed Chan ON . l\ 6 1t1ntc ~ 10\ 80 Or •erm s Ca n 997 3'i'~5 11 70 I I( 11\ii' O IIt l'i)IIAUI} NO. 152 - 3 BR. full bese., lreune oidt'r home , a l um /l tR CU wc10 1ny 11111Cn 1ne , new , ~te e .111 ilccessorres in cluded Phon e 99 2 lo~ 10 10 28 ti c I OR HOME . Ius! lh1 1Shed remodel i ng So l~m 5t , Rullllnd Phone 74'2 2306 at rc r -1 p m or see Milo B Hut chinson •ldlng , slorm windows . new gas F.A. lurnaco. HW floors. In w•lk lng dlsl•nco of stores. 513.500 00 804 W. Main Pomeroy 992-2298 After Hour s Ca II 992-7133 ~ -· -·- -- --------- Hom e Com fort cook stove , model ce, good conditio n phone 949 277 0 12-18.6tc --·~PORTABLE AM -FM radio ------- with record pia yet , 7 In , r ee l tO ree l t&pt! r ecorde r . Phone 992 75.5 I 12 18 JIC .... -·-----purebred ~ 6 SPRI NG heifers hornect Here fords . lllso ooo d breeding bulls E A Wingett . Racine. Oh io . 949 244 1 12 18 31c ~- -~- -------- CUSTOM 4X8 regulation pool t a ble , 11 .. In s late bed , 6 cue sticks , ba ll s . well rack , microphone amplifier , recor d plaJer . n ice bed. spr eads an blankets Call 1<2 2078 12 18 11c ------- La Salle RUTLAND - 2 BR, dining R , carpet. portellr1g, l garage $9,500 {make offer) DEXTER AREA acre•. large home, bllrn & other "illdg s., fen ci ng , ti mber. $38,000. Fi nancing available. POMEAO~ - 71' acres, lhlllyl. 4 BR ; bath, car. petlng. pane!lng. N ga•. llof wafer heat. basement 515.000. HARRISONVILLE NEW HOM E, about I acre, 3 BR. 1'1> baths, brick & frame , kitchen with eM · tros, garage, car peting, CONTACT. Lots Pauley Bra nch Ma nager NOTICE GENE'S or Month t .,1,~11 1 MIDDLE PORT - 3 B. R s, ba th , largo new k( t.. g~ ~ fu rnace, 2 porches & leve l lot 512.500 NEW LISTING - J B.R, a ll elec home, mod . kit.. large ll v. with wOodburning llrep lace. F bllsement & db!. g•r•g• $27,500. SPECIA L- 2 concrele blk buildings & drf!led well on 124. Onl y 58.000 COUNTRY LIVING - Llko new J BR 's, kit with bllr, sliding gloss doors In dining. F. ba oemen t & db! g•r•ge Sl9,000 LINCOLN HTS. - 2 B.A., home, bath. furnace. alum inum sid ing. Storm window• & drs On ly $10,000 NEW LISTING - 3 Iorge BR . brick, 1 1 ~ be lhs. not I 1'11 01 \'hflllt' Jttlt •J ~ lolno• '• tl ~. 'il(, ~ tl,'l \" , (I m Cl t:l i ' bulld tn Q .l nti I' " I\ I l 1\ \1 II tl 1) EXTRA NICE CAMPER UIU!ll ll ttll'l l utlll'!(t~ I t '~l.IH Q.'H or 011 ,ll\ t1 ll!'I\L' I !I I rt'PA •r I r t' l' ,, Inn.• II•., ,,1111 r!' ,l 01\.\bl t' I .'Ur'\ l' htlllt' (ll " rh.•~ \ HltfA II ~1 '11 or oy ~ t."~l t (-11 1 9fi\ X '1\ V i\ T I N (: b<HJ...fl Ot' .1nct tl t"' .' •' 1 t1ttl lll'l (liMit'S fi! ~~~111(\ 1 11 HOt' !'tl ' rv lrt' Rt t'l nn ri [\,l t t.. )h l(l P ll IH.' 11,1 '}O{ltl; ~eM O tH': t tNt". h~I'II IIHl (\tH1 t'> lttn\LJIHtJ. d li t· ~ t\ Ufo \\111~ llj.)lll ,t t ! (\~ '1 I 11fv 't1Eli. bt' t1111d ' noat Ru l l i'Hld See Ray Riggs or Roaer Riebel !lol rl(' 1:t1 ,'ll..• r, 1 III H'VP Wht~L'11J hlnn ( U HJ f'=l !HHW It} J00 I Several other cars in stock at d ll'll'l!r i\i lllt'11H' II I (l ill ll' lll\'.,1 R 01 IN C ~'~ '' (1 gui!N ut lil t k in d 1101 ,, Ph ."lll Wt• l h !I t<' tli\ t OM \ PhO"t'l J ~ 0~~ 1 twshl rt' P~ u l W II.Ct' 11 ?\ -~' " Located on St. Rt. 7 t?tV\('\{')p t'U\\i k\ h~ 1'.\tf;i• ., 1\t'I'JJrl " t 1\'\lt•t•o, l t(ln•, .tit ~ IH,l lf nptJI .. ~• u • '\ t '' " " !H tH\1 ' 1 l lt ' ". l t1t ' l, rl1 /lrflh \\ o\ 1 \•o ll •ltH 11 11 l<ttlt h • 1-' It I 'IHl iH' i.l/1' Ill I t1 II ("" I ... ~It t tONI fl + ln1' lr' tt l lllltt !tl \'tHI! I J I OH~ • 1, 1 ,\ ', I t!I HI t +l "'r' I !~ t' 1''\ f 1111/11f•" l 'htlt\1' ~~l l,'!ll (", 11{ 1th'l 11 ~~ d Ch \\ 1\ ( (1 1\' tCit tlt llll l I (H1t 0 1 \ C \\ lNG ~ li<~ .1 ,1,l~t t " M i\ l ht tt"tN t < nil"' "''' '·l l n.._, Pon~ rrov ,\u lhnt l /\' \1 • IIHli ' ' · ,)lt •'i ,'lll {t ~c , ... ,i ,. 1\ , -. h ill )l r' ll \ 1. · ~M'lr'o \ loJ "t WO llt~ O YOlt "C LI F V I ? l1 id iCll111 n!! ~ tN• I IJ iJI IOIIH I ,JI F'otc !3 11m Il l tcu"' f'•o td r t' C.1 {111! J\ 11 Slul!J (hJII(JitiCI !i ~~ · h lo I , HOlt 1 .1 ~ . WllHrl l' h On (l 9!1 ?~Y6 poet's corner AS THE WIND BLOWS UP THE RIVER The day was cold, the clouds were bold and the wind blew up the rtver ; Came evening nigh, with a wintry sky, still the wind blew up the river. All homeward bound, to oach his town, as the wind blew up the river; But no one knows, as on the dsy goes, what the wind blows up the river ; And so a crash and In just a flash the bridge went In the river . .,Many were lost as the water tossed from the wind blowing up the river . But the piers are there ,like monuments, as we stare, and still the wind blows up the river. - G. I. Cwxliff, Sr.,Syracuse, Ohio. Ill 'II r .1 lll r( y; I 'I l it LET US DO ITII Carpeting 501 NYLON $499 square , Yard • • RUBBER BACK Wfl hliV O c ~~rp c t III.H1drOOS vll luos Your lob 01 C: An be c omp toHHt In 1 to 1 woo k.s No long wtl lt lri~ pet loa Our ln s tl!l lt•r hM 78 'p'fJMS <! 'll:pori Qtl CC .~t p C t I in"-'t\1\.,I IOtl YOU ' ll l lk.t.• whllt you go t CALL 1<1·211 1 TAL~ TO WEND ELL GRATE CAR PE T CONS_ULTANT RUTLAND FURNITURE Seed a"d Milling I HEADCDUART~RS 1 • : ~ •~• •• •• :• we~ noted m. . thp rP r- tificales that the 54 member, 7-cou nty board placed development of regtonal EMS system as 1ls top priortly dW'tng 1971 as the resull of an areawide health survey. This dectston was confmned by local elected public offictals who, after rece iving a Foundation prop osal, pledged loca l tax funds in support of the system and directed the Foundation to seek stale and federal support for start-up of the system m its first year. Thai search resulted in the Fou nd atton's plan betng accepted at both state and federal le ve ls as a merilortous design for rlU'al EMS delivery and it was destgnaled a national demonslrallon project. ' With the designatwn came grant awards and federal con lracls m the amount of 90 per cent of all project costs over a penod of 3'.2 yea rs. The local levies are intended to supplant federal fundmg as tt ts phased out m 1976. Sunday festivities held at Meigs Inn Em ployes of the Meigs Inn were guests at the annual Chrtslmas party allhe Inn on Sunday. Fesllvtlles began at 5 p.m. with a dinner served at 5· 30 by the board of directors of the Meigs Inveslmenl CorporaliOn Games were pla yed and g1fls presented lo all employes and dtrectors by John Musser, manager, and Btl! Childs, MIE president. A gill cerlificale was presented John and Dollte Musser from employes by Ralph Werry. Gills were also presented frbm Marcia and Edison Hobsteller. Dancing began at 9 p.m.and ended at II p.m w1lh music by. George Hall and the Hallmarks. Employes, directors and guests present were Jim and Dollie Musser, Jtm and Pat Rickman , Bill and Joan Childs, Dick and Sara Owen, Bernard, Barb and Beth Fultz, Dr. Ray and Mary Pickens, Kermit Wallon, Virgil and Nellie Brown , Ron Vance, Mallhew Dlllard, Don Folmer, Russ Davis, Debbie Stewart, Tom Musser, Rick R UII AMCI BODY SHOP Top of Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy. Ph. 992 -2280 Free Estimates s.ds • Bird Sttdl • ()ystw Shells 1nd Orft • Ftrtlllztrs • Ume • Ctm111t & Mortar • !toe~ s.n. Wattr Softtntr • Rtmtdlts • Salt • Utters • V1cclna • Roofing • Paints • Rid Brand Ftncl119 • Baler 1nd Binder Twlnt • Sprays • ditloned, shows tender care New Ford trade in ,,:2995 1973 Ford Van 8 Pass Club Sedan. Challeau. Ford's fin est and t~is one Is tops, P S, P. B , AT , o o oo o o • • •3795 1971 Ford LTO 8 pass. Sta Wagon, Cou ntry Squ.,e, factory atr. excepti onall y clean ms•de and out 0 0 0 •3195 1973 Pontoac Grand Am 4 dr sedan, owned by Coca( m>n!Ster. fa ctory air , original black finish like new '3295 1972 Plymouth Fury 1114 Dr Sedan. factory a.,, extra mce.••••••••••••••••••••••••-•••••••'2295 1914 GMC Super Custom V-8, tops •n GMC's offerings. and tht s one IS extr a c lean. Atr condttioning and a lithe ) " m -ms P..mtrOy '3995 •2995 goodtes ••• , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • 1973 Chevrolet Pickup This one shows tender care v.a and IS fu lly equipped ••••••••••••• ••• • • • MANY MORE SEE: Freel Blaettnar, P1t Hill, Melvin Little, or Dan Thompson Open Eveni119s Til6: DO Except Thurs. and Sat. Tll5:00 DAN THOMPSON FORD PHONE 112·2~ 461S.lhinl lll•••pllll 72 Buick Electra, V-top, pow., air. ...... 12695 72 P~. Gold Duster, 6 cyl., 3 speed .... '1995 72 Olds 98 HT Sed., power, air .........12695 72 Chev. Imp. Cus. Cpe., full power, air 12295 72 Olds Lux. Sed., full power, fact air 12895 71 Ford LTD Wagon, ·pow., luggage rack 11695' 71 Ford Tor. Cpe., V-8, auto., air ........ 11595 70 Volkswagen 2 Door Bug .... ,........ ..'l295 70 Dodge Mon. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., P.B., ..'1395 70 Olds 98 HT Sed., pow., F. air ....... .'l095_ 69 P~. 4 Door, V-8 auto.. ............ ... '895 68 Olds Cut. 4 Dr. HT, 350 V-8, P.B., •. '895 68 Dodge Dart Cpe., V-8 auto.............1995 67 Chevelle 4 Door 6 cyl. auto.......... ..1695 68 Pontiac Station WaROII ..... ............ 5795 66 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan .. .. .. ... ... .. .. 1395 69 Chevrolet ~ ton Pickuo .......... .....'1295 72 Dodge 1 ton Truck, flat bed ......... '2695 Karr & Van Zandt Tom Rue Sale Prtce 1 1975 PLY. DUSTER ________ 3695 Auto trans, P S, AM rad1o, atr co nd , 7,000 miles, factory official car with new ca r wa rrantv. Tom Rue Sale Price Couch, Joyce and Ron Qutllen , Tonya Keebaugh, Jason Dav1s, Dorothy Clark, Penny Compton, George Hall. Joni Sellers, Mike F1lzwaler , Tern and Ron Toler, Ralph Werry, Helen Bailey, Eleanor Werry , Ltnda and Doug Wyatt, Sandy Iannarelli, Noel Miller, Shirley and Bill Cogar, Ollie Young and AI and April Harmon 72 Pontiac H.T. Cpe., V-roof. POWer...... 12395 72 Buick lS Cus. Con., power, air...... .12895 See one of these courteous salesmen: Pete Burris. Lloyd Me Laughlin or Marvin Keebaugh . TOM RUE MOTORS · "Yo u'll Like Our Qyalify Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evenings Until6 : 0{)- Til S p.m . Sat. 1974 DODGE DART__ ----- '2995 Sport. 2 dr H T , P.S , auto trans . AM rad1o, 8,000 m iles . Grimm preceded a program Jozie, of Gallipolis spent on work of the Amencan Sunday w1th Mr. and Mrs. 1 Baptist Convention by Mrs. Roy Ritne. Grella Simpson " Stl imt 9 pa" wagon. air cond , P S , P B. AM rad to, factory Mr. and Mrs. Mack Howard offtcta l car Night, Holy Night" was sung and M1ss Helen Riffie of Tom Ru e Sale Price and Mrs. Simpson closed her Hartford, W Va ., spent program w1lh a reading, "If 'lbw-sday, Dec. 1 with Mr. He Came to Your House" and and Mrs. Roy Riffle. . trans .. AM, radio, P.S. air cond . 318 eng me . prayer. During the fellowship JO mile s by one loca l owner . Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Tom Rue Sale Price hoW' Mrs. Simpson, hostess, Grtmm VISited wtth their son served lovely refreshments in and fam1Jy, Mr and Mrs keeptng of Ch ristmas, to Larry Grimm m Pataskala twelve members present Her 6 cyl , 4 dr Mr. and Mrs. Elza Birch home was beautifully spent Sunday aflernoon with decorated for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs . Eber Carpenter Miss Vera Beegle and Mrs. at Sliversville. Grella Simpson VISited Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. David Roush Maude Young in Pomeroy and chidren of Columbus Friday, Dec. 5. came Wednesday night and Mr and Mrs Roderick took h1s father, Dale Roush SUNDAY Grunm and Mr. and Mrs. and grandfather, Henry PH. 992-2594 CHRISTMAS PROGRAM, Ronald Grimm spent Roush , to their home for 7:30 p m. Sunday, at Mt. Thanksgiving day with Mr. Thanksgiving and brought See: Tom Rue. Ray Douglas or Hermon United Brethren and Mrs. Paul North at them back Monday, Nov. 30 G. (Pall Williamson. Church; public welcome Gallipolis. There were 21 APPLE GROVE United people ther e fo r On this day in history: Methodist Church, 7:30 p.m. Thanksgtvlng dinner. In I n7, George Washington Sunday, Chr1slmas prog ram ; Mr. Earl Hart has gone lo and the Continental Army COMMUNION Candlelight everyone invited. St. Cloud, Florida lo spend began a winter encamJXIlenl • Service, and a Christmas the winter at Valley Forge, Pa POMEROY FIRST Baptist program Sunday, 7·30 p m. at Don and Jack Ftsher of In 1968, Norman Thomas, Church 7:30 p.m. Sunday. the Pomeroy Chw-ch of the Uniontown , Ohio spent two stx- Ctme Soclahsl part y Christmas program willi a Nazerene , corner Union and days deer hunting and were prestdential candidate, died visit from Santa Public Mulberry Ave. Rev Clyde guests of Mr. and Mrs . Linley at the age of 84. Henderson, pastor, invites welcome. By Mrs. Francis Morris Harl In 1972, the splashdown of BIG BEND Citizens Band the public. The theme song "Lord, Mr. and Mrs BtU Apollo 17 ended America's MONDAY Speak to Me That I May McKenzte, Phil, Jeff and Radio Club Christmas party, moon exploration program. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM, Speak", sung by the group 1 P,.m Sunday at the Rock Springs Grange Hall . For 7:30p.m. Monday at Morning opened the meeting of the information concerning food Star United Methodist Esther Circle hosted by Mrs. Notice To Public! Isabel Simpson at her home and gifts telephone 992-7349 ChW'ch; public invited. Monday evening, Dec. 8. Devotions by Mrs. Frances Wilc oxe n Included the OPEN BUSINESS Christmas story from Luke. A poem, "Olristmas Mor· RT. 124-143-RUTlAND ROAD njng" was followed by singing "0 Lillie Town of HOURS- Monday thru Saturday Bethlehem ". A reading, "The Meaning of Olristmas" by 5:00 A.M. • 9:00 p.m. Frances Cardlnel Spellman and group singing "Hark, the Herald Angels Sing", reading, ''Greater Than Kmgs or Parlllllnents" and singing " While Shepherds Pomeroy -Rutland· Tuppers Plains Watched Tehir Flocks." Ed's Crouroads Grocery t After a business session, ' prayer by Mrs. Marjone Tom Rue Sale Pnce 1974 PLY. SATEU.ITE ------ 3695 1973 PLY. DUSTER-------· '2695 1969 DODGE OORONEL __ ---'795 Calendar 2 NEW 75 VALIANTS, 6 cyt., 4 dooJs. One with air. Huny! Racine Social Events All Banks In Meigs County Will Close At 10:00 A.M. • 5:00 P.M. Citizens National Bank Farmers Bank & Savings Co. Pomerov National Bank . Racine Home National Bank SUNDAY SUGAR RUN MILLS , 74 Cadillac Sed. DeVille. oower, air...... '6295 73 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air ··... . 14795 73 Cadillac Sed. DeVille,. pawer, air.... ...'4595. 72 Cadillac Cpe. DeViHe, power, air .... 13895 73 Olds 98 Lux. Sedan. oower, air...... .'3695 73 Volkswagen Bus, 9 pass. .. ... .. .. .. .. 13295 72 Chev. Vega 2 dr•. 4 speed ............ 11295 73 Monte Carlo 2 Dr., v-roof, air........ 13695 73 P~. Futy Ill 4 Dr., V-8 auto..........11995 73 Pont. leMans 4 Dr., pow., air....... 12995 72 Datsun 2 ·Door, std.............. ..... 11595 NoonDec.24, 1975 O.tts• . Mulberry Ave. ! Dr Thomas W Morgan, "flf~S , Gallipolis, along with four other area doc tors, was presented a certificate of apprectalton al the quarterly meeting of the Ohto Valley Health Services Foundalton (OVHSF l Board of Trustees m Wellston Tuesday night. Th e cer tifica tes were awarded in recogmlton "for se lfl ess and avid enChustasm" displayed by the o~,a J fiVe rectptenls whtle servmg l as cha1nnen of levy campaigns in support of the region's Southeast Ohio Emergency Medtcal Services system . Also receiving cerllflcates were Dr. Thomas Price , Logan, who headed lhe Hocktng County campaign m the November election of 1971 ; Dr. A. Burton Payne , Ironton; Dr Alvis Hambr1ck, Jackson ; and Dr. Wtlliam H. Allen, Jr., Athens, who each cha1red campaigns m these counties dW'ing the fa ll of Chis year. RIGGS USED CARS 1 t t ft II C '3295 one careful local owner ••• ••••••••• •••••• 1974 Prntos, choice of two - 3 door Runabout and 2 d r Area doctors are honored Self Contained Camper For Pickup Truck ot, ' I t d<\ Dlevy C.lO •••••••••••••••••• l't:J:a .i wide bed, V8, stand lrans. n n ]11! Pl llll\1 ,.,:., 1'1 ,,.,. oJ ;as furnac e. walnut ste!rs, dishwasher and t•m!ly room wllh wood-burning fireplace. 534,000 RUSTIC HILLS - l B R 's, family room , mod kit.. dining, •CI elec central air on lond•caped lol. 524.500, NEW LISTING - 3 8 R br ick near stor es fn Pomeroy . Larg e dining with 11reploceand mod. kit. l car garage. $17,500. NEW LISTING - 49 &cres andnew 2 B.R. home. Bltth, furn ace, f. bMem ent. carport. barn & etc. $31.500. ~hort lhlf"P .•4395 FOR Rooms, '5.00 up Special Rates by Weelc tl1ollh IIUt io. '!t {llhl i l l 1•(\\', !1 ' 1 1\11 1 \ ill !l ,\ 111 l tl l tll t +t1Jl ~~111 llllll'~ ! l'll t' ·HHI lJI.\\!' 11 (, \ II I. rEAFORD REALTY •..,,,,, s "'' "' PHONE9923325 · O 10 M ec h~ n lc Pomeroy , stand trans ., atr, long w td e bed 1975 Ford LTD 4 Or. Sedan, less than 1<,000 easy miles So clean we could put tf on show room floor • • o • o o 1974 Ford Gran Tonno, 4 dr Sedan, a1r c:on dit1oned . Both sharp. low m1l eage. new Ford trade-ins TO BUY OR SELL - LE T US HE~P YOU . m -2259 or 992-2568 NM LOCATION Ph. fll -2771 I trans., long wide bed ExecuttoJe cars and demos, plus btggest savings on 76s Wtde selecltan - both 7S'• and 76's As low Ase•••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2695 1973 Pontiac Catahna 4 dr sedan, factory a ir con . $15.900 HOTEL Mlddlo,ort, o. ,,,n.._., 1\ o•• 12 18 31< me ll il!t;l lnrt l\,\t t..~ ·tW \\ 1,_\ l I.. n1, r..t1t il l \(.\\' \1 \l~ll1 1 f' l, , Stroutlb Realty GMC lfz Ton ................ 2295 Dodge ~ Ton ............... 12295 1 's It t: 10 QtJMA I\ h 'Cd )\l il' •B \ IH'FH'Il( I ' 1'110111 <JO,' ) MODERN 11 30261C 742 2880 -------------, BUNDLED SLABS 16 PER TON C HR! SlM J\S t r c ~s fJ hQnc 1 ~7 1) 3~ Ma i n St Ru tl£t nc1 1:' 9 Ute. KENMORE electric; range , copper tone , excel lent condition S85 oo Phone 992. ANT I QUE .,.,. 19\ 1 rno 0 S. D l IH:: 1: 1 r+mnunQ Jt) yt>MS i"Ji:pNrl"l1 n~ lll~Yr\•d fl' l'C' C~l 11lAf('!l (,t tl ll'o;1 .h}\ Qr 111 ~1! 1 Jtl ~ 1 coo" •Ill· f l lt ' t\11~{1 12395 973y.e. 4Dlevy C-30................. spd , P.S, P. B , long wide bed. 973 Dlevy C-10. ................. 12395 cyl. stand. tran s. tong wide bed 191S New LTDs. Cu•tom 500s, Elote, Tor1110s, Granada, Maverock, Mustangs, Pontas. FIOO & F250 Pickups, 20MPG HIGHWAY EPA TEST .Ford LID Coupe ............ . Fact air , P S , PoB , V roo ( Syr ,t c u ~ r Ohto \\ILL ' ' 9 111c JO " 2< 13 t;1· ~ .n trC n • 10 Ph on e ~ 1\il 7~ 15 . 9Y71 58 3191. POMEROY LANDMARK .• ,_ Juk W. Carsey, Mgr Aill Phone 992-2181 brush . originally $1500 00. $695 oo ca n 992 2m 12 19 61c 12 18 lie Dallas Hilt , phone 2<~7 PUMP ORGA N and slool. girl ' s bike . babv bed 12 19 61C comple !c, elect r ic g uitar , materiaL CO RN 266' '99.99 Wllh 1011 ~r 1nd chain . '\urtio•1 oer I !' 1 1( 1 :, N t-.. "' \'nd t ll1 ilild,l t ,on M ')'} ' ti'J F IR EWO OD r fiRM tor sttltl b )' owner , 4 m ~~~~ west of ~ullllnd on N ew Lima Road , 1o11 ecrcs. l enn~ bllrn , nouse . ot her bu il dings . All mi neral rights 60 acres tlllabt~ . rest In pasture , also pond S.t4 .SOO Phon e (419) 865 ONLY 1lfl shrubbery lit lO 9 trc CHAIN SAW 3965 3542 . '7 PER TON " 9 l HOMELITE XL Ph q91 l"U or 1t?J 1lil tnonet s Coli 186 999 1 A SPECIAL GIFT For Someone Special Roger Wiltn sle y , Rutla nd II 78 l l W I LL 1rens cc 1ver e m 1m m p)tl ran 1o . a tri'l c k s1cr!'o Cl'lltl 99' 396 5 J\lso other . ~ l r"u .. 111 1 •urn1shcd and unlurnrshed ap ts Phon e 991 S IJ ol 11 9 1fc LARRY LAVENDER ,.,. -.,plf'lt'! Scr ' e P ilOI 11' '119 :' ~ 0 ' or 9J9 '000 RMtn(' Oll lt'! Cr ill l' rl'ldt ord I Q 9 It \ Real Estate For Sale . WAN TID Poles ma •• mum diameter 10 mches on largest end. corn ;:;'j, 1 A 70 11: 13 MO HAWK tires ~ super Mag 70 S.tS Phone 98 5 CHIP WOOD EAR Pho11e 7~1-231 1 C RRrnrt5ircr ban d •••••••••••••••••••••••• tl,ti!f~' ca r. R&J OOINS J HI I YEAR END CLEARANCE OF ALL 75's AND USED CARS I Blown 11110 W,lfl '! & Atftr: tN S T IIL LE L' £\I lL Pl t LUN S PHO N E ~ t 1 , ol 71! , Or. Y OR N tGt-H 11 ll 78tp IN 0 1\S H ~J c hann e l Ct llzens NOW Sell ing F\JIIN Brush Produ c ts Phone 99 2 34 10 I O R SALE • Whlfe Roller 10 6 TI C nt 1'0111 { rov Li'lrOt' l ot !:~ w t ltt Derby , grrl 's shoe skates f l)I1Cf (' lt p,liiOS , St < I ('W clf~S S•lC 1. like new SIO While r un n l'r 'l tltt d o tt :~ tn~ ct' shoe 1ceskt1t es. 1 pair sl 1e I , 1 parr sll(' 3. g1rt ·s , l tkc new , 1Jo11·t.. nHt 'l'h onc 91,1 tfc 1 Ca nad1an r ivers . \7 50 each Rect velveteen blazer . SIU! HOU S E for sa l ~ In POr!IAnd , 'akc over pl'tymcnt~ . must 10 . purp le ve t\lel tumper r:'u RNI SHED apanm~ nr , sell S rooms and 0Atl1 , qood size tO, bOth worn on l y iHrtrlls only 1n M•ddlcport 1 well Md 1 a c res ol gro und twice , like new just right Phone 991 3874 Phone 8.sl 2297 for hOlidays ss ea ch B l ~c!l. 3 15 ~1,<1 Pl'tlent Stride R:1te gir l 's 17 S 17 tc aress sip pers S' . B . SL ' HOU SE 5 rm s and both In Whrtc acrylic pile coat , 3 BEOkM home . 1us1 Rclctne Phone 997 5858. washable . S75 Both shoes llnlshed , remodeling , Salem li -1 •tc and coat like new Charlene St • Ruttanu Phone 742 j!)Q6 Hoefl ich . 992 5292 after ol P"' or see M ilo B. T RA ILER tot lor rent Phon e Hutchison , 12 17 6tp 99 7 55JS 9 2llfc 12 J t fc For Sale or Trade Deputy Clerk GU IT /I. R S and itmps il l barge tn prrc es 1\ 11 QU it ilfs Me ad tuStrJd by 111 c Read y And ~ asy to t mQ c r ~ rr i na s. p rck s co rds f'I C \c e lrll cy \.\ haley t JO L1"Coln Rd Pomf'roy 1'.' 16 oil ( S7.J5 Phone 9J9 auto , P S , P. B. Blown lnsulalton Servtces 011 USED CARS V-6 BUICK LeSABRE 1 (Nds Dt, ,n FREE ESTIMATES ~ \:. C.\Vf\T ING 1\AC"'HOE S .'\ NO DOZE R I. 1\ RGE ,\ N O SMJ\LL SE:Pfl ": 1 /I N" ~ For Sale ton ;ompa r e Cld1ass F~5•••••••.•••• 1795 11695 Buick LeSabre·•••••oo•••• •••• H T. auto . P ,5., P 8, V-rooL :O.'CI\..11 HOilM WINDOWS S ODORS RE PLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDIN G SOFF ITT GU fTERS AWNINGS Apprat s al serv tce estates and co lltchons ITH NELSON OTORS, INC. 92 .2174 nu:! rov --- .. Po---- slanelard , P S 6 cyl \\ N.'I rl 111 (tlt' j)O ftl Buy, Sell or Trade M obrle HO I til ' ten m il t'S north Employment wanted Help Wanted I 12 17 l71C ~lt I N 1 R ' r.1r.._ J.:l Wanted To Buy (11119.24, 21< 1969 MANOR IN MtO DLEPOR T 1 We ar c so sure 196ol J OHN Deere 1010 dOI<'r . 6 ft blade . canopy and wrncn , lha l yo u will love our a pari good c ondil1on s:a .OOO m cnts thai w ~ g •vc you two Phone 98S 359o~ ~e e to. s RENT fREE JuSt 1'/ 17 l 2tp 1'} 16 .tr p PiiY your sec urr tv dt'pOStt an d s1ay Sl>: monlhS and lh(' Pt •\ N Q L E SSO N S Now l rrs1 'l wec!l.s 1S fr ee You will H YD R AU LIC cran(! capa cr t y 7 .ooo lb . eKtends out to J O 11 accept,ng nrw stu de nts l."lltOY month l y teases . tt ll W!lllt! on 1 or 11 ton !ruck , elec tr tc ll v ln Q, ca r petmQ Beo tnn ers rntermrdrates 51 ,500 Phone 98 5 359..1 - rtdvanced Jv n c f Mrs range anct rNr rQerr.tor tr ee 17 17 11t p Harv£' y l Von Vran..,en 11o1 trn sh p 1c ~up c ab le T V l... pr111 g 1\ v c Pome ro y to pttOtHtl l ilnd l i'undry JSOJO HN Deere d02er , Phone fiOJ1770 fA crltl rc s Conventcnt 10 19/ 0 6 11 blade . canopy 11 ew Shopprng on Tll trd and Mrll 1'1 19 6tc t:'ngin c New patnt 55,000 111 Mtddt e por r VILLAGE Phone 985 359~ f wtll be g lvtng p 1ano lesson s M I\ NOR 1S yours l or one t ') 17 171p 1n my home starlrng reb 1 bedroom cl partm('nts For tntormatron ca ll Y97 st artrnQ at s 10.1 mont h l y pl us t9 75 C HEVROLE T I ton dump 2278 ~lee We pay for everytt1mg tr uck VB , o1 sp , P s • P B 11 18 J8tc els e Se e the Manaqer fll 16,000 actual ll\ 1tes 5oi ,OOO Rrv('rSidt! Apartn1ents or Phone 985 lS9o~ LI\Sl ChrislnHIS AU Ciron 1 It call 9q? 3113 Thr s off er will 17 lf l? tp yoU haven ' t got your l ast end soan . so move rn now ilnd Slt\le SSSS rntn.ule Shopprng done. come to the Mason A ucllon 10 13 lfc NEW lady ' s Gcnu.ne lccllher jac~et Stle 1 r eason tor F ri day 19 th , 7 p m Lor of se t11 ng too smull Phone new merchanarse 6 RM HO US E and brtlh lor R81 2030 11 18 1t p ront tn Pomeroy Call 99 i 17 17 4t( S7 II WantP.d . For Rent t U RNI SHED apar t men t ~ rooms and bath , ildui Ts on tv Phone 99 '/ 5908 12 18 II C :O.t! ~~ lJ ~t t'!. Th e P1 mt Sh ap C.umpt(!h' f ShU II, bu ~uH':H 1" M1d Coins, Currency and Supplies . Natl'tan 81gg s Ra diator Sp e c•olhU 1917 V EGA c all 99 ? 7653 1967 L TO r or d . new pa tnl 1'/ 18 J tp new condtiiOn Phone 99'1 J l6 l or 992 615 3 65 r OR D Ranch w1'1gon . good 11 19 11::: c ondr t ton , i1~ S 00 Pho ne 991 7876 IV 13 TR U C K 1 ro n I Ord f 17 IS Jt p 350. Heav y du ty L\VO n ce ltt•tH c ond1t ro n Cil ll J O~ 1 3 ~308 ttfter 5 p m l l 16 If 1\L L' ETIC k. fe m Al e hound 111 O.l nY riiC' iHeO Celli Rober ! StD wolrt p110ne 9Q '} 7811 t 11 16 Stp To th(> Defendants abo\le f-t1\ VE vour deer lrooh ics named mounted B l r c ht•eld s You are ncr by notlf ed that a Taxrderrr.y , St. R + 11J , East Com pla int has been fried In of Rull~nd Phone l 6l.t ) 7.J7 the Con1 mo11 Ptcase Court ot 2 118 Me igs County , Oh io, Cllse No t 1 78 tfc 15 953 . demanding parttl•on ot the follow lnu described r eal ROOM and OOdrlf tor Sr eS iil! e, IO WI! C.t 1ll.ms w1th tow Income , The follow i ng real estate very ntcc Phone 99 7 ]509 s•tuatcd tn the County ot 1! 30 1fc Mergs . ln I he State of Oh 1o and In lhe VIllage ot Ruii~Jnd . bounded and described as rotlow s Being lot Number fou r {4 1 1n Luh 's Add• lion to KEN TU CKY long rille Ca ll Rulland , Ohio c ven .ngs 592 2973 or wr1te H Refer ence OE! ed Vol 76 1, N Starkey , Rt SOE Bo)( 17 Pa9 e 94 5 Deed Records , A then s, Oh10 Mergs County , Ohto 11 I B 61p You are notified !hat you rue requ1 red to answN tile Complaint w ith in twenty e•ghl OLD furn i ture , 1ce bo xes brass beds . stone jars , or days a f ter the last pub t tcalron comp lete households Wrtte The last pub ltcat1on wdl be M D M1 1t er , Rl .t mttde on the 1911'1 day of Pomer oy Ohto Ci! ll 992 December . 1q7 5 LARRY E SPE NCER . 7760 l 0 1 74 Clerk o f Courts Me•gs county , Oh io 111 1 ), 14 . !1, 2 1 , (Ill S, 12. "· HI\L L ' S Sat vtlgc f\. 11 aulas llc wrtrt fram es and bOdies wtlh or withou t motors , $ 1 hund red Trn SO hundred Wilt buy meta ls end scrap Iro n On Old R 1 33 , !US I llcross No flce ot Fili ng of fr om Grucscr ' s Chrpper Inventory and Mon day through rrldtly 9 Appra isement til! J p "' . Saturday , 9 11 1 T ~e Statto of Ohio , Me1gs noon countv 11 ,,. U.tc Probate Court To the Executor of the estate , to such of the fOIIOWtng as are res idents of the Sta te o f floor 1ng , Oh10 , viz the survlvtng C/\RPE: NTR Y , cell lno ~nd pane li ng Phone spouse . !he neKI of kin , the cw2 2759 12 lrl lOtc benefiCiaries un d er the will , and 10 the attorney or at torne-ys representlno any of the afor ementio n ed persons No 21673 VIctor swai n , aka V ictor D Swai n , deceased. DOZER . Jqsa tn t: rn atl onal T D 14 A , 12 hyd r !Julic Racine. OhiO , Sul!on Tow n blade . in goo tl condition $hlp Sl,JOO Phone 985 3594 You are hereby notified thlll 11 II lll p the tnvl."ntory and Ap pralsement or the estate of the aforementtoned , deceased , la te Of sa id County , was f lied ln this Court Said Inventory and Appralsemenl will be for , 'ASH pa id for tUI mak·es an¥d' hearing before this Court on models of mob ile homes. the 2nd d&v of January , 1976 Phone area code 614 423 at 10 00 o'clock A . M 9S31 Any person desiring to file 4 13 lfc e)Cceptlons there!o must flle ¥·-w-- - - - - them allel!sl f tve dllys prior to the date set for hellrlng Gi ... en under my hand and seal ot said court , this 17th day of Oec:ember . 1975 Mann rng D. W ebst er ~ ERVICE Manclger lor new car oealerShtp Write Box Judg e and ex· offic ro Cterk 7 ~3 Pomeroy . Ohio , <~5169 01 sa1d Court 12 1 121c By Ann 8 Wttson . EXPERIENCED ... . Radiata Service ~\ppt, ,~~ l1181mo From the largest TrucM or 6tJII donr Rad iator to 1he sm~Uest Heatt'f Core DODGE Challenger 6 1963 Ci"IEVY re burtt eng 1ne , c yt . automatiC. S.995 00 new Ttr es . boely 10 ta rr Phon e q91 Sl69 COO d l l tOn Cal l 992 1:?06 11 18 jl p 12 19 oltp Notice sr., n t Ot:>rnard Pucp 1es Rc il dy tor Cllr rst m ,,n Ph on e 9o~9 10Ctl f? 16 /II ( 1\k..C ___ LJ ,,..,~t('r~l Bustneu Phone · vn.suo Restdence · 9f7.Jll3 tl21 -lmo equipped, fl~ -'hl111'9 l1'fO ' (L~P\ ~t'f \ 1t l" \'ollll('(hJI .IP I\ l <lrac ~t ~t."lt.·~ It amu ~ upp!w'i Service Tomorrow Cadillac Couoe DeV"dle ••••••• check and 1974 Dlevy Ncwa 4 Dr•••••••••••• 12495 6 cy l . auto , P.S , P. B. 1as 8un er t\ut HU F orm~t t\ Wl"i:'d Wti-G1t" "It!, 0(.'11,1 \ Call today for 1mtle on State Route lH Toward Rulland 19 10 lost t., ll & 1 ,., VALUE RATED NOW HAS THE 1976 sMaverick -2 Dr•••••••••• Pomt"ray Olhn Pomeroy PH. 992-5612 ®·I OPEN EVES. 8: 00 PJ..\. POMEROY, OHIO Quality Print Shop Olf •t t' Sl09S PO-MEROY MOTOR CO BLIND ADS t111 lnte rsect•on of Rt All Mechonicol Work B cyl , radio, new heavy steel floor m body "-1 00 for SO wora mm•mum E ach addtl tona t word 3 ce-nts Sales and Se!Vice Price Rlsel All Cars In Stock At Old Prices Dr , H T , facf. air. P S. P 8, V roof. 19,000 mites D&M Appliance ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE 1971 CHEVROLET SittS 8' body C 10 ' • lon, 'speed transmiSSion , p s , p b . 3~­ vs SMITH NELSON :MOTORS Business Services 'P omeroy otor (;o•. 'QUALITY 8' F!ee t side , 6 cyl , standard transm ts.slon , dark blue. rea l sharp CARD OF THANKS & OBITUAR Y I ?. SIGNS OF 19HCHEVROLET• , TON ons 16 cent'i per word six con SC'Ciiii'• C ll)C r 'IO I. S ?~ P er CE'nt o,scount on patd ads l'l nd ads pa•d wilhtn 10 r"' ,l;nl ' '' •vf' t'lSer• :"'ow arranrr lh~t cm· led lttl trs (O .Yord .. 1914 CHEVROLET•-W0 . W3tS 8' body , J • ton , lSO V 8, po\ er .steenng and brakes. automat ic transmissron , R step bumper , radio A POPular model & pr1ced to go ' "~er t ron I, cents p('r ' ,.,,,.r,l•• · ~ Auto Sales - - -- - ; : : - - - - t 1Qh l If'! Nh l EXPECT:':> '0 TO I· I I - .@) w th to ~ acctp led unh l 9 4 m tor Day of Pu UI! U lton L1 ! ·- O~AOl'' J - 1, Ct) I I I Tl'BIC Autll Sales WANT AOS INFORMATION ROYAL BOmiNG OOMPANY Middleport ' �' tO - The Daily Sentinel, Midctlcport -Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Dcr. 19 1975 Glt·TS For Him ,JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind. (UP! ) - Capt. Charles Brasher, skipper of the sternwhi!eler Belle of Louisville for the past eight years, died Thursday. He was 66. Brasher, who entered a local hospital Wednesday complaining of exhaustion, '' Kerm' s Korner is the place . · - - - - - - - -. . to shop for HIM ... because ·· I the apparel he wants Is 1 here In " His Store" . Shop tonight! · MEIGS THEATRE TONITE JHRU DEC. 2S NOT OPEN New York ' Clothing House Pomer~y ..................... _ FRI., DEC. 26-28 " FUNNY LADY" I Technico lor) Show starts at 7:00p.m. OPEN EVENINGS Scroo.ge had a good idea. . GOO[) NUMBERS This wt•c k 's rcgu,lar winning numbers : Three-digit number: 601 1six·ter&-one ). jump the previous month . The costs of other . comFuur·diglt numbt·r : modities rose 0.3 per cent. 9556 1nine-flvt~flve-slx) . The biggest increases OC· Five·diglt number : curred in services, which 48529 (lour·eight·five· rose 1.1 per cent as a result of two-nine). .l sharp increases in- transSix-digit number : COURSE portation costs and prices of EVE 15N'T ALL 260357 ltwo-sfx·zero· . TIRED PENbUIN hotL..,hold services. NOT,"5MILED three-five-seven I· OVER, IS ll",5ANTA ?"A<:>KED WINS! PETER AND DENNY An 8.5 per cent rise in auto Super Santa winning 6ANTA. PENNY I EVE:N Tl-l()UE,!-l 51-1E I-lAD I=INI51-1ED TI-1EIR insurance rates forced all numbers : transportation costs up 3 per CI-IRISTMA':l EVE CI-IORE5 FDR SANTA ! COUlD ~~DL'/ KEEP ~ER EYE'j OPEN. NEXT... " Two-digit numbers: 11 cent. Auto repairs and lone-one), !8 (two-elghl), parking fees rose 1 per cent. 37 1three-seven) and 21 Household service costs ( tw&-one). rose 1.3 per cent, reflecting a Four-digit number: 1.6 per cent rise in mortgage 6715 1six-seven-one· ., interest rates. The departfive I. he "hopes the judicial system sodomy, and a woman ment said mortgage rates CINCINNATI j UPI) - torlion, solicitation, perjury, Five·digit number : were influenced by higher Police Chief Carl v. Goodin tampering with evidence and identified as Flora Griffin will move rapidly in deter-,, 78774 (seven-eig)lt-seven· interest on FHA-insured Flynt, also was charged with mining their guilt or in· says he is "shocked" at being ·obstruction of justice. seven-four) loans. sodomy. nocence.'' indicted by a special " I'm shocked," was the Si~·dlglt number: Court officials said the Appointed by the city Property taxes were up 2.1 760037 (seven·six·zero- Hamilton County grand jury only comment Goodin would per cent while natural gas that. has been investigating make immediately after the grand jury would be con- manager as interim police: three-three-seven) . costs rose 3.4 per cent and :;:::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;: ' alleged misconduct in the indictments were returned. tinuing its investigation, chief was Lt. Col. Myron. telephone service rates Cincinnati Police Division. However, he agreed to hold a meaning more indictments Leistler. City Safety Director' climbed 1.4 per cent-the Goodin, 42, a 19-year news conference at police were possible. Goodin last month denied largest monthly increases for Richard Castellini said the ' veteran of the Ioree and chief headquarters today . 1y wrongdoing as alleged in these items during all of 1975. indictments were "shocking" for nearly live years, was one Also indicted was Larry an anonymous letter to city and called it a "tragic hour." · of seven policemen among Flynt, of Columbus, publisher the 10 persons indicted of "Hustler," a men's officials - purportedly ·Also named in indictments_ by "honest were : Five defendants forfeited Thursday. " magazine, and owner of "The written policemen" that touched off bonds and seven others were -Pollee Vice Squad Chief: The chief was charged in Hustler" _ nightclubs. Flynt formerly skippered the fined in the court of P~meroy six counts - bribery, ex- / was charged with bribery and the grand jury investigation. Richard Beyer and vice. Belle's annual race rival, the Mayor Dale E. Smith ThursCity Manager William Do- squad member James Simon, Delta Queen of Cincinnati. day night. naldson has temporarily sus- charged with perjury,.' A native of Rising Sun, Forfeiting bonds were pended Goodin and the other tampering with evidence and'. Ind., Brasher was descended Michael Marcum, Mid· indicted policemen and says obstruction of justice. . Marion McGuire, 76, Page Middleport area . from a long line of "river dleport , $18.70, _speeding; -Policemen Raymond Funeral services will he men," including -his father, Chester Fisher, no address, St., Middleport, died ThursEasterling, William: who served as both pilot and $30, intoxication; Clint day at Veterans Memorial Saturday at 3 p.m. at Ewing Hawthorne and Urban Ebert,. captain of river boats. Donovan , Pomeroy, $30, Hospital. Mr McGuire born Chapel with Mr. Richard charged with tampering with' Beginning his river-boat intoxication charge; Lowell Oct. 11, 1899, was a son of the Evanson officiating. , Burial !Continued from page 1) evidence, obstruction or: career as a "mud boy" at the Wingett, Pomeroy, $30, in· late William and Laura will be in Gravel Hill The Ohio Supreme Court justice, bribery and 1 age of 15, Brasher rose to toxication , and Michael Pierce McGuire. He was also Cemetery at Cheshire. today simply agreed to solicitation. • become captain of the Delta Turner, Bucyrus, $23.70, preceded in death by his wife, Friends may call at the review the case, but did not - Civilian David Simon, , Clara Huggins McGuire, and funeral home after 7 this set any date for oral charged with theft, procureQueen in 1951. speeding. He left that post In 1958 · Fined were Torn Quillen, two brothers, Dale and Lee. evening. arguments. ment and obstruction of after the ownership of the Middleport, $10 and costs, He had lived in Wellsburg, W. "A specific provision of the justice. Delta Queen changed hands disorderly conduct; Michael Va ., until April, 1974, when'fie Ohio Constitution, either - Policeman Roger to become a hospital main- Sigler, Ru tland, $15 and moved to Middleport. mandating. or directing the Hummeldorf, charged with He is survived by a sister, tenance chief In Temple, Tex. costs, driving while under presiding officer of the bribery. Helen Miller, Middleport, and But his heart was still in suspension, and $125 and Senate to certify the The anonymous letter that river-boating and he returned· three days in jail, driving six nieces and nephews, Bob procedural correctness of a prompted the special grand CHILLICOTHE - David Jjjli cannot be avoided or jury investigation accuset to Louisville, Ky., in 1967 to while intoxicated; Roger Hysell, Roy Miller, Elizabeth Ohlinger, Eileen Bowers , Wright Roush , 84 , formerly of evaded in the fashion utilized (loodin and other police o(: take command of the B4ille Hysell, Pomeroy, $10 and and direct her in her much- costs, disorderly conduct, 110 June Glaze and Jackie Reed, Letart Township in Meigs in the attempted passage of ficers of IUegal activities and publicized annual racing and costs, intoxication, and all of the Pomeroy- County, died unexpectedly the six bills in question," said mlshllndling funds, charging Thursday at his home here. the appeals court. series with the Delta Queen 110 and, costs, driving while specifically that "money Mr. Roush, a retired during Kentucky Derby Week under su$pension; Max Hill, Democrats contended the flows through the vice squad railroad engineer, belonged Ohio Senate has the power to into the hands of the chief." festivities. · Racine, $10 and costs, assault to the Chillicothe United bypass the lieutenant Funeral services will he and battery, and Greg Goodin had said he Methodist Church. He spent governor if the lieutenant welcomed an investigation Sunday. Brasher Is survived Carroll, Columbus, 115 and his earlier years in Meigs governor refuses to do his and originally called the by his widow and a daughter. costs, driving while under County. charges in the letler "vicious, duty. ""') suspension. Surviving are his wife ,. Democratic legislators assinine and irresponsible." The choir of Heath United "I really don't know what Methodist_ Church will Dora; two daughters, Mrs. R. took copies of the bills to the C. (Mary) Day and Mrs. Ray lieutenant governor on Jan. the devil is going on," he said present a special program of 1 Esta ) Griffin, both of 11 and told him the originals before the grand jury startf!I There will be a meeting for Plains Church of Christ: It Is Chrislmas anthems Sunday al l persons Interested In the a unique play of the birth of morning at 10 :30. The Dayton; a stepdaughter, Mrs. would be presented for his ita work Nov. 10. "I'm deeply Meigs Elementary School Christ as taken from scrip- program will be arranged Arthur (Julia Jane ) Snilth, of signature when he agreed to disturbed by this and I cerbasketball program Tuesday, 1\Jre in the language of the Columbus ; five grandsons, sign them. Brown did not tainly welcome an investlgaDec. 23, at 7p.m. af Satlsbury Bible. Special music wi ll also with scripture narrations of and a number of nieces and respond and the original bills tion ... " Elementary School. be presented. The public Is the First Christmas. The nephews in Meigs County. were never presented to The anonymous Jetter invited. program includes : SYRACUSE - Santa Claus Funeral services will he at him. writer said the allegations Solo, "He ·shall Feed IJis will arrive at the Syracuse RACINE - Three calls Flock", Cheroie Burdette. 3:30 p.m. Saturday at the The bills would : were being prepared In the Municipal Building at 2 p.m. were answered Thursday and - Redistrict the state's presence of nine pollee ofSunday to distribute holiday Friday by lhe Racine E-R Solo, "Come Unto Me," Wares Funeral Home here treats to children 12 Jears squad. At 10:39 a .m. Thurswhere burial will follow. congressional botmdarlea. ficers and had the "blessing" and under who atten the day the squad took Clifford Judy Fraser. Require state income tax of 47 other policemen. The choir, "Softly the Stars Syracuse Elementary School. Hol ter, Route 1,'- Racine, a receipts be sent dlrecUy to Goodin, a native of medical patient, to Veterans Were Shining", "Low , How A Meigs High School band Memorial Hospital where he Rose Eer Blooming", jjThe the state treasurer instead of Louisvllle, Ky., star! · d will present Its Christmas was admitted. At 9:45 p.m. !Continued from page 1) concert this evening at Meigs the squad look Sam Yates, Shepherd's Song", " Angels expire on New Year's Eve the State Tax De(l4lrtment. Cincinnati police recruit - Eliminate dlscretlonar: training in 1956 and was Junior High School In Mid- Racine, to Veterans O'er the Fields ", '' Ye because it was not acpower of the secretary of valedictorian of his 37· dleport. The program is Memorial Hospita l where he Monarchs Three", and companied by a limit on state in appointment and under the direction of Dwight was treated for a laceration member class. "Come, Rise Up Early in the federal spending for the next Goins and Randy Hunt. of the l ~ft hand . At S: 25 a.m . removal of county board of He was appointed chief in Friday, the squad took Morning". fiscal year, Ford said the elections members. TUPPERS PLAINS - A Rober Boggess, Route 2, February, 1971, at age 37 Soprano and alto voices will appropriations bill "is a Christmas pageant will be Racine, a medical patient, to sing, "At The Cradle". - Modify labor disputes after he scored better than classic example of the unpresented Sunday, Dec. 21 , at Veterans Memorial Hospital.' D. M, Horto.n, lay leader, checked spending which I and extend benefit provisions four older candidates In a 7:30 p.m. at the Tuppers will read the narrations. B~n referred to In my earlier veto of unemployment com- test. Goodin has a bachelor cif pensation laws. science degree in pollee Philson will direct the choir message," Provide for mall and administration and B master' and organist, Newman He said the bill by itself house'to-house voter of science degree In public· Burdette, will accompany. would add $382 million to this registration. safety. ' Members of the choir are year's deflcit and would Veterans Memorial Hospital Holzer Medical Cedler Transfer consumer 1 Goodin, earlier called !l soproanos, Jennifer Wise , make next year's deficit $372 1Blrtlls, Dec. 17) ADMITTED - Bernice protection (rom .the state "straight arrow" by the city . Cherole Burdette, Martha Darst, Pomeroy ; Daisy Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hoover, Judy Fraser, Ruth million more than if his Commerce Department to manager, was considered 11 recommendations had been the office of the attorney Ankrom, Racine ; Margaret Davis, son, Gallipolis; Mr. candidate for the directorship, . Blake and Sibley Slack ; altos, adopted. Gans, Pomeroy; Walter and Mrs. Thomas Rice, son, general. of the FBI a few years ago. Elias, Pomeroy ; Clifford Wellston; Mr: and Mrs. 0. Laura Hoover, Nancy Cale, Holter, Racine ; Thomas Russell Williamson, son, Twlla Childs, Barbara Ar· cher, Kelfee Burdette and Gibbs, Coolville; Dana Point Pleasant, W. Va. Carol Tannehill; tenors', Hatfield, Cheshire; Joy Rife, Chesler Tannehil and Robert Cheshire. ' Bumgarner, and bass, John Compton, Scott Reuter and DISCHARGEb - Eva Ben Philson. Diehl, Tina Miller, Lelia SHRIVER: JUDITH WHO? Christmas Eve service at NASHUA, N. H. (UP! ) Heilman, Earl · Dill, Eunice Heath Church is at 7 p.m. The Sargent Shriver, brother-In· Brinker, Bonnie Jewell, publi c Is welcomed. Maxine Sellers, , Lelia law of the late President John Kennedy, says he "never Robinson . heard" ol Judith Campbell Exner . Shriver, now a INTEREST RAISED Democratic presidential NEW YORK (UP!) - First candidate, was director of the ·National City Bank, a trendPeace Corps during the setter on Interest rates, today Kennedy Administration and raised ita prime interest rate a frequent visitor to the White to 7V• per cent from 7 per • House. cent. ,m: ~ Cincinnati's police chi~£ in shock B~lle 's .skipper ·, ..•:,_Christmas .· time ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::: COL in steady climb menl $Bid today. WASHJNGTON (UPI) The increase, which trans'11te cost of living continued its steady climb in NoveJll· lates into an annual rate of 8.4 ber, inc·reasing_ 0.7 per cent. per ce nt , da shed adfor Ute second consecutive ministration predictions that month , the Labor Depart- inflation would beg in to moderate near the end of 1975. Big increases in auto insurance and mortgage interest rates, property taxes, natural gas prices, telephone services, new cars and some foods cut deeply into a 0.9 per CHRIPT'VIAS ce nt increase that the avera ge worker received in his paycheck. The real earnings of an average worker, nonetheless, rose 0.7 per cent, the department said. The Consumer Price Index was 165.6 in November , meaning that goods and services that cost $100 in 1967 now cost $165.60. , Food prices increased 0.6 , , per cent in November, compared to a 1.3 per cent ' at Knight home . "'' By Bob Ho•flll'h POMEROY - Christmas is a lime for giving and Meigs County business people, organizations and individuals . ,.ltave proven it again. .,. The generosily of Meigs Countians .was demonstraled effeclively Thursday night when children of the Gallia · County Children 's Home, which also ·includes Meigs Counly children, were guests at aparty in the home of Mrs. A. R. Knight, Lincoln Drive, Pomeroy. . It was a big evening for .13 young people who, undoubtedly, are stili ~ bursting with excilement. Meigs -Countians had contributed over $600 in ~ cash and there was a matching figure in . merchandise gifts and discoun ts from' . business houses. All this was for the 'benefit or lhe 13 yo~ngslers , ~ac h or ..-hom received six or seven gifts during ·the party distributed by "Santa " played by Curley Wiles - who made the .: scene for the young people . Five forfeit court bonds dies Marion McGuire died Thursday High court The party was the prujeel of lhe Me i ~s County Children's Home Com - mil lcc !)eaded. by Mrs. June VanVranken. Several membet·s of the .committee were on hand fur the evening which started first with a visit to !lie Meigs County Museum . The youngsters and the guests then went lo the Knight home for plenty of refreshments. Santa arrived and distributed the numerous gifts of clothes, games and toys to the youngsters. The young people were overwhelmed by the brightly wrapped packages - the wrapping having been ·an entire af· ternoon project by committee members. Accompanying the young people were Mr. and Mrs. La wrence Gray. superintenden l and matron of the Galiia County facility , respectively. The Grays were presented an appreciation gift from the committee fur t Continued nn pii ~e 2! '' . .. '·· "' 1• ...' ~. pomeroy rutklncl tuppers plains pomeroy natlona bank the bank of the century establllhed 1872 Member FDIC ,_VOL. IU "<~· GALLIPOLIS-POINT NO. 47 ~LEASANT r~--------- tt , "' J l l. . --. Save On Toys By Shopping Our Toyland - - Special Holiday Hours -- · Specials On The Third Floor SUNDAY. DECEMBER 21 , m5 OPEN FRI., SAT., MON. AND TUES. TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY 8:30 AM • 8:30·PM GEO. HALL .' '' DECEMIIER 24 - CLOSE AT 6 TUES.- THURS. 8:30-1:00 ~--;,1:;;:~~:~::;~-~:~:::~::ln Our Third Floor Toyland TONIGHT 6:30 TO 7130 SATURDAy 6130 TO 7:30 PM FRII. & SAT. The :MEIGS INN .' ' ' Main Slore, Annei and Warehouse Open Saturday 9:30 lo 9 . 992-3629 Best In I {_ _.._. ____ .._..._______ _.._,_...._.._,_.. ..................-..J 9:30-2:00 Live Entertalnr1ent PM r Elberfelds· In Pomeroy L............................._...................~........ t~,.. ........, .............. .~- Families MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY PRICE 25 CENTS Gallia teachers in court to enforce negotiations KNOCKED UNOONSCIOUS - Gallipolb' Greg Maynard, 5-10 senior guard, is carried to the locker room by Mark Dobson, left, GAHS trainer, and Steve Wallis, a of the Gallipolis Pep Club after being knocked unconscious by South • member Point's Paul Evans who threw a bllndside haymaker with three seconds remaining ·~ in the hardwood game at Gallipolis Friday night. Maynard was taken to Holzer ',;·• Medical Center and kept overnight for observation. He was released from the ~ hospital around noon Saturday. See details on ~age 24. .. .•:' ' ... GALLIPOLIS - For lhe secon<t ume in five ·months, lhe Ga liia County Local Teachers Associatio n thr ough ils president, William Bahr, has gone to court against the Gallia County Local Board of Education. The suit, filed Friday, seeks an order requiring the board lo join into a request for mediation services in contract negotiations. Named as defendants in the action were members of the Galiia County Local Buard of Education , Bruce Slout, president ; J. E. Cremeens, vice president; Fred R. Greenlee, Dale Rothgeb, Jr. and J. C. Mitchell. Greenlee is no longer a board member . He was replaced by William Carter. Bahr, as teach er associatio n presidenl, alleged the board violated Article I of the Masler contract extending from Jan. · I, 1974 un til June 30, 1977. The contract states, " If after 60 calendar days from the first negotiation session, agreement has not been reac hed on all items under negotiations, either party may ca ll for the services of the Federal Mcdia lion and Concili at ion Service to ass ist in negotiations . If a party calls for FMCS involvement, lhe other shall join in a joint request. According to the complaint, the fir st negotiation session was held on June 26, 1975, and no agreement was reached. Plaintiff formally called for the services of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, but the defendan t has refused to join in the request. Plaintiffs have asked the Gallia County Common Pleas Court to require the board to specifi cally perform under the terms of the P.jasler Contract and join in a request for mediatioq 1 reasonable attorney fees and costs'. . . The association 's suit, filed July 7 seeking mediation of $126,000 in supplemental monies , was dismissed when the board agreed to have the matter mediated. However, the money was spent for operational purpose so there is none to mediate. The liltest suit involves negotiations for the:1915-76 school year. The boar~ was pl'ient~ ~list of 25 ite,!JlS for_.!1~_golj)l,t!?Ps, but agreed to negotiate just three items , salary, insurance and supplemental salaries. The Gallia County Local Teachers Association is a labor organization composed of various teachers in the county sy slem and is the collective bergaining representative for all professional staff me!llbers emj:il<)yed by the defendant . f: •• 1/("j-···. . . • Gallia senior citizens show OU's Dr. Quisenberry retires • ATHENS - Dr . Roger C. Quisenberry, ;n.tive of Pot~eroy, a member of the ·COllege of En~lneering and Technology :fpcully at Ohio University for. over 30 }'ears, retired fr om aclive teaching at the Wid of the fall quarter. ; • During his tenure with the Depart'inent of Electrical Engineering, Dr. •Quisenberry taught at both the graduate -ihd undergraduate levels in the areas of :circuit analysis and synthesis, sym· :hletrical components, power system itability, field theory , advanced energy . ~nversion, ullra-h·igh voltage and )lutomatic control. :; He also served as chairman of the 'ttepartmen( for over eight years, including •lhe period when the department's doctoral ~ogram was established. :: His performance in the classroom won 1Jtim nwnerous honors, including an OU ~ Alumni Association certificate of merit for superior teaching, listi ng as one of 15 outstanding teachers In two editions of the student guide to courses and instructors, and election as University Professor by a campus-wide student committee. Over the years Dr. Quisenberry has served as a 'consultant to the Goodyear Atomic Corp., the Diamond Power Corp. and the Union Carbide Co . His research activities include three years as senior "engineer on a classified Air Force Countermeasures Research Project and five years as director of a project connected with the .Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville , Ala., developing testing procedures and equipment for the Saturn missile booster stage. A graduate of .pomeroy High Sehool, Dr. Quisenberry earned his bachelor's degree from OU In electrical eng_lneering and his master's and doc toral de~ re cs from the University of Michigan. He has also held a Na tional Science f oundation Faculty Fellowship for post-doctoral study and spent summers at the Georgia Institute of Technology and at Stanfo rd University engaged In special studies and research . His publications include a !extbook and a nwnber of technical papers and research documenIs . Quisenberry Is a registered professional engineer in the Stale of Ohio and has completed the requirements as a qualified instructor in nuclear defense engineering. He is also a member of several professional and honor societies and has been listed in "Who's Who in Amer ican Education ," " Leaders in Alne~ican Science 1966," "American Men of Science 1006," and "Who's Who in the Midwesl." ' ~ost candidates .file expense account ...,, . PLAYING NITELY Than 12,UUU ----------------------------------------------~-- •I• Heath choir plans program of anthems OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 PM tniittt " died Thursday YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT HEADQUARTERS tmts Your Invited Guest Reaching More · ~; David Roush HOSPITAL NEWS + unba .Snow diminishin g · to flurries Sunday and partly cloudy. Highs mostly in the 20s. Clear Sunday night lows 10 to 20. Mostly sunn y Mondaywilh highs in the low and mid 30s. . Labor, health Be crafty. Keep your money in a Savings Account. Where it's safe. Earns high interest. And is handy when you want to buy some of the good thing s in lite. No humbug' ABOVE , RIGHT - Ajolly Sa nta ICurley Wiles J distributed gifts. Weather Local news and briefs (He Just carried it too far.] . ABOVE, BESIDES many individual gifts, Santa also brought big games such as air hockey to be shared by the children . ; ; GALLIPOLIS - Only three of 89 ~andidates in the November 4 General :'Dection, failed to file an expense llatement prior to Friday's 4 p.m. illadllne. ,'rr The Gallla County Board of Education ~ported the thr.ee disqualified from tiektng public office lor at least five years ~~ Carl Cochran, James E. Houck and )loyd R Jackson. '"' Candidates flling1 expenses or tatementa Of np expenses are as fOllows: 1· Luther Ferguson, trustee , Perry Twp. ~.62; Eugene Stevena, clerk, Springfield irp., $21.37 ; Mozelle Russel, clerk, Jiorgan Twp. $20; l.awrence Craig, b-tee, Ohio Twp. $10; VIrgie Ours, clerk, Q!Jyan Twp. ~15.40 ; Dorothy Beaver, t ~· •• clerk, Guyan Twp. $30; James V. Blevins, Gallia County Board of Education, $311.27; Friends for James V. Blevins, a committee, Karen Sue Wood, Gallipolis Ferry, W. Va. treasurer, $76.44 ; Orlyn M. Miller, trustee, Walnut Twp. $10; Keith K. Tyler, trustee , Morgan Twp. $16.15; John T. Griffin, lrustee, Gallipolis Twp. $79.77; Paul Dean Nidey, Gallipolis Board of Education , $6; Charles E. Burgess , mayor, Crown City VIllage, $29; Eslher Gordon, clerk, Addison Twp. $10-40; Allon Swisher. trustee, Addison 1'wp. $13.70; Dale Rolhgeb, Jr ., Gallla County Local Board of Edueatlun . $120.59; Phyllis Hash, clerk, Morgan T"P· $25.40; John Lew is , lrus.ee, Greenfield Twp. $50 : Gilbcrl Caldwell , trustee. GU)'IIf' 1'111' l:!:i: S. 0 . Slone , trustee, Harrison Twp. $15.40; Norman Lee Mitchell, trustee, Clay Twp. $55.37; Donald Lewis Hammond , !t·ustee, Greenfield Twp, $80; David McKenzie. trustee, Gallipolis Twp. $82.38: Eiizabeil1 Cornell, Gallipolis City Boa rd of Education, $47.79 ; Terry E. Cremeens, clerk, Harrison Twp. $15.35 ; John M. Fuller, clerk, Springfield Twp. $30.37; Wayne. Baird, trustee , Addison Twp. $58.40; Robert 1.. Marchi, Gallipolis Board of Education , $15; Donald Wright, Gallipolis Board of Education , $53.67 ; J. L. Haner, trustee , Clay Twp. $71.21 ; Eudora Montgomery, clerk, Guya11 Twp. $30.08; James C. Milchell, Gallia County Board of F.duc•tion, $74.49 ; C. B. t lat·y, lrustee. tcontinued on page 21 Oni.stmas spirit at Pomeroy Gallipolis senior citizens Friday afternoon visited the Meigs County Infirmary and presented each member with a Christmas gift. The group is shown here with the residents and the gifts presented. Meigs infirmary resident entertains with auto harp BETTY Wll.I.S, at right , a resident of the Meigs County Infirmary entertained the senior citizens from Gallipolis and other residents Friday p.m. Here she is shown playing a Christmas hymn on her auto harp . Betty, · who is blind, also read the Christmas story from her braUe Bible. Low rental housing project assured GAL!.IPOLIS - Immediate co nstruction of 35 units of ~ow rental housing apparently was assured here last week when a change in zoning requirements was granted the Realty Development Co. of Newark, Ohio, by lhe city planning commission. The firm, represented by Jack Miskimens , had sough! a change in lhe cily's zoning ordinance in the KineonAdrian Dr. area from R-llow density toR· 3 high density. The planning commission agreed Thursday to ch3nge the zoning area to R·2, or mediun1 density. The 35 units will be QUilt on 17.9 acres owned by Lawrence Bastian! and John E. Halliday. The land Is located west of the ra ilroad spur from Pine St. to the GSl grounds. It will occupy six acres . LEAK CAUSES FIRE Twenty-one persons attended ThursGALLIPOLIS - Fifteen volunteer fircn<en responded to an alarm at 5:41 p.m. Friday to lhe construction site of the new GSJ kitchen. Fire Chief James A. HOURS NOTED Northup said n propane gas leak In a POMEROY - The Meigs County construction heater conneclor or hose set Museum in Pomeroy which is featuring a . wo<lden concrete forms on fire. There was display entitled, "Old Fashioned Christ· minor damage to the forms and heater . mas" will be open from 2 lo 4 p.m. today The blaze was located in the excavation and from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. and from 2 to 4 area ulon~side the concrele footer wail. p.m. ' 'l'uesday and Friday. day's public hearing. Earl Neff , on behalf of property owners, presenled a petition containing over 10 names agains\ the change in zoning to R-3. The petitioners, however, did not object to Ihe change from R-1 to R-2. Voicing opinions are Neff, Luther Settle, R. D. White, and Lawrence McQuaid . Miles Epling, Dick MacKenzie, Richard T. Mills, Jim Boster and John Allison are on the planning commission. TWENTY WILL Oil!: OOLUMBUS IUPI) - Ohio Highway safety Director Donald D. Cook predicted Friday that 20 people would die in Ohio hig hway accidents during the 103-hour Christmas Holiday wl1lch begins at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 24and ends at midnight Sunday, Dec. 28. ,.' \ � 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 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 19, 1975 mcguire roush