https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5bf010dcc6e4c1764eee48421eb41e39.pdf 0518d3ad317951433fe123d980baab0c PDF Text Text ~-· • v • School sir~ke ends . " m··two Ohio ·.cities ' • 10- . he Daily Sentinel,Middieport-Pomeroy,O., Jan.-4,19'13 Mrs~ Doolittle· died Wednesday Jemimia Esther Doolittle, 88, a'resident ol the Wiikesviile· com!llunity, died .at 8 p.m. Wednesday at · the ho!lle of a daughter, Mrs . Hazel Rhodes, Rt. I, Bidwell. She had been in failing health the last eight weeks. Born in Jackson County, W. · Va., she was !he daughter of the late Perry and Ellen Casto Johnson. Her husband Maurice (Mint) Doolittle, died in 1941. Surviving are four PLEASANT VALLEY . b DISC~-A~G ES: ;•ndd~ lver, en erson; en e Barker, New Haven; Estella Baker, Point Pleasant; Walter King, Harrisonville ; Mrs. Lyle Austin, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. Larry Burris, Shinston; Raymond Parsons, Parkersburg; Emery McAllister, Southside; Keith Hill, Point Pleasant. BIRTJ-1~; Jan. 3, a son to Mr. and Mrs . · Dariny Cornell, Glenwood; and Jan. 4, a son to. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pollock, Gallipolis, 0. 1 • ., DANCE PLANNED The Meigs Varsity cheerleaders will sponsor a dance at' the Pomeroy Junior High School auditorium following the Meigs game Friday night. Music will be by .,·Wood Quilt" of Athens. UNDERGOES SURGERY RACINE - David Huddleston underwent major back surgery Wednesday at the Holzer Medical Center. He has been ill since July and will be hospitalized approximately 15 days. Cards may be sent to room 318. DAVTOMEET Meigs Chapter 53, Disabled American Veterans, will meet at 7:30 p, m. Monday at the ch~pter -home on Butternut Ave. 111 Pomeroy. Refreshments will be served. All members are asked to attend. IN HOLZER Mrs. Myrtle Bentz, Minersville Route I, is a medical patient at the Holzer Medical • Cneter. Cards may be sent to room 314. MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT January 4 NOT OPEN Friday and Saturday January 5-6 S(LENT RUNNING Mrw. .J. p, Ran·· dolph, Ripley, w. Va.; Mrs. W. S. Garnes, Dexter; Mrs. Jam~s jUiodes, Rt. t, Bidwell, and Mrs . James Taylor of Georgetown, Fla.; two brothers, Everett, and Early, Charleston, w, Va.; a sister, Mrs. M~bel Lacy, Charleston; 18 grandchildren; 51 greatgrandchildren, and II greatgrea !-grandchildren. · Funeral services will be held a.t ma.m.Sunday fromMiller's Home for Funerals in Gallipolis with burial following in Sineville Cemetery at Ripley. Friends may call at the funeral home after 6 p.m. ..li;lt d · . ur ay. da~ghters, Last REA (Continued from page I) Claplon. Ringo Slarr SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Open a~·th MENS SWEATE.RS Save .on Girls Size 3 tQ &X and 1 to 14 • Coats eDresses • Slacks ~ • Jeans eTops eBlouses • Sleepwear • Capes SPORTSWEAR SALE WINTER . SLEEPWEAR Misses · Juniors Womens K.nit tops'·· Blouses • Shirts • ACCESSORIES SAL£ Sale Prices Now On • • • .e Jewelry Watches Knit. Sets Gloves and Mittens • Scarfs • Handbags e Umbrellas • Girls Tights Voni Get JOur Feathers Ruffled Our entire stock·of Winter Dresses is reduced .for this Sale. Junior Petites · Juniors Misses"· Half Sizes . BODYSNIRT ·sALE' • Womens WINTER COAT SALE Save now on Pant Coats • Boot lengths · Untrimmed and Fur Trimmed Coats. I Junior • Regular · Half Sizes Entire line of men's slipover sweaters and cardigans. A good selection in ·sizes small, medium, large and extra large. ' COORDINATE SPORTSWEAR Y9u'll recognize the names- by the quality Boys Sweater Vests Sizes 4 to 18. Open front vests and pullovers. Solid colors and fancy patterns. Regular prices $3.95 to $7.95. SAVE NOWI l.ee Nylon Quilt Lined . Another Shipment! JACKETS Boys and Girls ' Sizes small; medium, large and extra large. 100% nylon quilted diamond pattern. Uning 100% polyester. Black-Olive Green-Walnut Brown School Name Toboggans EASTERN SOUTHERN MEIGS WAHAMA . Knit Sport Shirts Sport yo ur personal business or businesR business. The size or number of your accounts has nothing to do with the amount of service we'll PRICE Home Decorator WHITE SALE ~The ll!ide-nwoke boflk ijJI mokfS i~!fro en.~... Co. / lf2 Don't Forget Our· provide. You can forget financial flutter when you bank wide-awake. Farmers Bank -& While They tm Sheets - Pillowcases •· Towels . Table Linens- Bedspreads- Pillows- Curtains ~ ·Draperies - Area Rugs - Pictures lamps - Wall Decorations - Clocks ·.floor .Coverings. 'You can really save on what you need during this big sale. January Sale! Dress Shirts }an~ry Sale Prices BOYS ,SPORT AND DRESS SHIRTS . Sizes~ to 20. Solid colors; neat patterns, · Special Sale·· Prjces Sizes 4 to 20 - longer coats and the popular waist length st.yle. All warmly lined. All well known brands.- - IN lHE DRAPERY DEPARTMENT 2nd floor Buy a jacket or two during this sale and real~ save. • • Dacron Sheer Curtains • Whfte and. • cape C'AKI Curtains • White and colors •)Dmiture.Throws · Special Prices · _Bath Mat Sets • Sale Prices • lrregula' Bed Blankets ~--------~~---o-~e ~anuary Sale ' . . .. . BOYS SWEATERS' e Becbpreads. Fullar1d Twin~ sm. Sizes 4 to 20. Cardigans and slipovers Crew necks - Turtle neck style - Skinny rib knits. · · ' Regular price~ $3.95 to $9.95. sa...,e on what you oeed . during this special Sale. • s. of ~ Pillows Dtair Pads and Rocker Pad Sets White Sheet Red .Heart Knitting Yams ·• ·· e .Sale Pl'iCei' Ready Made Drapes Blan ' lr..a. _' _.., u,\Nt<. Member of Federal Rese rve Syslem On Fridays Our Drive-In Window is Open 9 a .m. lo 7 p.m. (Continuously). , S20,000 Maximum lnsurante for Each Depositor '· .. BE THRIFTY! SAVE YOUR SALESUPS AND PAYMENT RECEIPTS ELBERFE.LDS IN POMEROY • COLUMBUS .:.. GOV• .JOHN J. GILLIGAN said Thursday President Nixon, by approving the cutoff of low-interest l~ns to fanners, was allowing fann families to go do~ the drain ''while be bombs down the drain what)s left of the VIetnamese people. " "I consider it morally reprehensible for a national administration to permit the loss of A/nerican lives and mlllions and millions of American dollars in some far-off Asian country on the one hand, and iven ·turn its back on milliof!S of American fanns desperaiely appearling for help right in its backyard," Gilligan said. Ohio farmers suffered crop .losses estimated between $250 mUlion and $300 million from usually beavy rains and flooding during 1972. HENDRYSBORG, OHIO - TWO skyscraper-sized strip. mining machines lumbered across Interstate 70 in eastern Ohio Thursday night; a move envlronmeniallsts had fruitlessly fought to J?l'event. Agroup of protesters, numbering between 50 and 100, huddled together in a muddy field some 600 yards from the c;rossing site with a casket they had carried three miles "to mourn for the land." They 1~ at dusk before the "Mounta'ineer" and lts tittle brother, t~ "48-A" owned by Hanna Coal Co., rolled to tbe south side of the rughway for more cpa! mining. Ralph Hatch, president of HaMa, personally supervlst!d the move of the machines, which federal judge had approved in December. He told .<feporjers he believed the demonstrators were .''miadirected." a . 1 POMEROY, OHIO VOl'. XXV · NO. 184 • . · WASHINGTON - AGRICULTURE SECRETARY EarLL. Butt appears befote "an informal meeting" ol the ·Hoose (Continued on page ID) I. ' get a free bag of the mulch. The recycling has been arranged by the Winding Trail Garden Club of Pomeroy with the cooperation of Pomeroy Mayor William Baronick and council membe~s who arranged for the pickup of the trees. The mulching Will be done next Tuesday. · ent1ne Devoted .To The lnteres/8 OJ The Meigs· Mason Area POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FRIDAY; JANUARY 5, 1973 PHONE 992-2156 TEN CENTS Both sides in businesslike Sessions PARIS (UPI) - U.S. and North Vietnamese envoys today ignored the latest controversy between Hanoi and Saigon over Vietnam's future and beld their fourth consecutive day of technical talks on provisions for a cease-fire, U.S. peace delegation spokesman David Lambertson said the diplomatic experts were going abouttheir task in a businesslike way. "They are not reading protests and walking out, " Lambertson said. His statement was an apparent reference to two technical sessiQJls last month in which the Vie! Cong and North Vietnamese showed up just long enough 'to protest U.S. ·bombing of the HanoiHaiphong heartland-whicl\ has since been suspendedthen stalked · from the meetings. The Communists boycotted one such technical session altogether in retaliation for the aerial blitz. Today' ~. private session came as President Nixon prepared to head off a Democratic congressional drive to legislate an end to the war. He summoned Democratic and Republican leaders to a White House breakfast for a session apparently aimed at preventing a showdown with Democratic cauctcles in both .houses of Congress which have voted to clashed over Vietnam's status. Saigon repeated old demands work for legislation demal:g that any peace accord stiJll!late an inunediate end to the ar . The technical session t y the existence of two separate , in Paris contrasted with Thurs- Vietnams: The Communists day's weekly semipublic talks again rejected the proposal, in the French capitsl when labeling it "absurd" and Saigon and Communist Viet- blaming the United States for· · n•mese . delegates again supporting it. 1,600 stopped at door .COLUMBUS (UPI)-4lhio Development, National Bureau of Employment Ser- . Alliance of Businesses, vices Administrator William Concentrated Employment E.GarnessaidThursdayabout Program and Job Corps. The 1,600 . Ohioans will not be only program not affected by placed in job training the order issued by the U. ~­ programs in January because Department of Labor was the of a freeze on four manpower . Work Incentive Program, programs by President Nixon. which trains persons on public · Garnes said at least hall the assistance. 1,600 Ohioans scheduled for the "It appears to me that unless training -but now not able to the freeze on the manpower receive it - were returning programs is lifted at the end of Vietnam War era veterans. He ~e month, .th~ national adsaid job placements from the ministration ls taking a Bigstate's seven training centers nificant step· towards forcing run better than 80 per cent. all unemployed and untrained Programs frozen for the people onto the welfare rolls," month of January, said Garnes said. "We have no idea Garnes, were Manpower whether the freeze is pennan. ent or temporary; whetherit is designed to redraw programs, Divorce sought LONDON- EUROPEAN MILITARY SOURCES said today that the Soviet Union apparenUy has developed a new supersonic fighter plane, an improved version of Its MIG21 and 23 fighters. The new fighter, called the MIG25, reportedly has a longer range than the MIG21 or 23and carries more powerful armament. The sources said no precise details of the·new fighter were known. Nor, they said, has it gone into lull production yet. The sources said official seerecy surrounds the project. The MIG21 . itself has been hnproved and its more ml!llern versions were supplied to Egypt and other countires. stripes, plaids. All permanent press, regular prices ar..e from $2.95 to $5.95 . . Stop in now - Select boys' shirts you want and really save. Boys Coats and Jackets . . . .l, .. • •• LIMA, OHIO - SPLINTERS FROM an exploding chemical tank car killed a teen.;~ge girl and injured ber father Thursday following the derailment of a 60-<:ar, Erie-Lackawanna freight train at Harrod, a coTunity about 10 mlles east of here. Betty Jo Sherard, 15, was standing in front of her home about 500 feet from the deraihnent when struck and killed. Her father, Ber· nard, 47, suffered a fractured leg. Allen County Sheriff Edward F¢1' said the slow-moving train apparently derailed when it struck a piece of concrete at a crossing, "About 20 cars derailed apd one car filled with pentane (a petrochemical) went up in flames and exploded," Fair said. The flre then spread to box cars loaded with synthetic plastics, ' lwnber and produce. · ' • Mens Coats and Jackets Sizes 36 to 54 - Waist length styles and ponger car coat lengths. Wool plaids, Nylon guilted jackets, Corduroys. You can reall · save during this big sale. ~ to WASHING'tali -ABOUT UNATIONS so far support a U.S. proposal for an international accord to impose sanctions on· countries which fall to extradite prosecute airplane hijackers, State Departrnent'offlcials said today. The armouncement came at 'ihe same 'wmi' the United States was making over moves to thwart aiJ'tllane hljacklngs, including: · Today IS the opening day at U. S. airports for the first phase of a new government anti-llijacking inspection program, including examination of women's handbags and all other. carry-on luggage; Attorney General Riehard G. Kleindienst said Thursday that the administration will ask Congress for legislation · making the death sentence mandatory for "cold-blooded, premeditated" crimes including air piracy and a8sassination, and the State Department ssld Cuba has sent the United States further propossls for a U.S..Cuban accord to foil American hijackers. Sizes amll (14-14112), Medium (15-15112), Large (16-16112), Extra large (17-17112). Knit Shirts - Polyester and Cotton blend shirts- Rayons and cottons. An excellent selection of patterns, colors, sizes. Stop in the busy Men's Department 1st Floor. Buy the shirts you need now and save. . •\ ll 11 \liM( L a~d •••"I,.; • •' • ..X.-•'i:»'.....v.I'.Ah"N.&Ytbh''rhN.•.............._,,:-_._•Av... • .m.«•:•:·.:O:·~·:<~·.< •.•·--'~'.wA;'-~-~~ - normal functions in ,Toledo 70 and 80 out of a total of 351 when striking non-teaching teachers · crossed the pick11,t personnel returned to work. lines. However;~ of the School officials and union .school system's 7,000Stj.ldents leaders met late ·Thursday with attended classes. ) . Conunon Pleas Judge John In the BrecksvilleConnors Jr. and agreed to.sui>- Broadview Heights . district mit their dispute to a private · near Cleveland, 130 non: citizens group for non-binding teaching employes, protesting mediation. · tli'e ·layoff of 71 others, conFourteen of Toledo's 76 tinued.their work stoppage but schools were shut down Thurs- the six schools in the district day. The Toledo school system . remained open although few of has an enrolhnent of 61,000. · the disirict's soine 4,000 pupils Representatives gf the Mas- attended classes. sillon Education Association School officials said Thursmet with tbat city's Board of day only 30 of 228 teachers Education today in an effort to reported for work Thursday, . get negotiations off dead the rest honoring picket lines center. · set up by the non-teaching -. However, pickets shbwed up personnel. RECYCLING IN PROGRESS - Calvin Lane, at the city's 14 schools which It was not .immediately superintendent of the Pomeroy Street Dept., above, unloaded opened today as they have ev• determined how many 'Christmas trees of Pomeroy residents on the village parking ery day since Wednesday when teachers reported today' but it lot off of Mechanic St. Thursday afternoon. Over 100 trees the strike began, was not expected be over 30 were picked up Thursday which will be ground into mulch School officials said betweel) or 40. here by a commercial firm where residents can come later to By Ulliil!d Pre111Dteriu!lloul Sale! Mens and Young Mens long sleeves - Solid colors - Smart patterns - S_kinny rib knits - Regular knits - Collared knits. Sizes: S(l1all (14-14112), Medium (1515112), large (16-16112), Extra large (1717112). . · " ews .• zn Brzef3l ' School colors with school name embroidered on In script. 100$ wool toboggans. Excellent quality. Sale! Mens and Young Mens • "''i!!~11Jm-=:···-.· » ~)'G~J:t ~~~K .. . resumed .their CHATTANOOGA, Tenn . (UP!) - Squads of federal, state and local agents raided two lakefront cottages early today and ~!zed between $7- and $10-rnillion in bogus, but nearly perfect,· $20 bills. Five persons vere arrested in the raid, which also netted a complete printfng press, the engravl(lg plates for the "almost perfect" bills .a supply of.paper similar to that on which real money is printed, and two automobiles. Those taken into custody were identified as Donald Bouton, 49,and his wife Barbara, 37; Paul JoSeph Fath, 34, and his wife, Laurel, 26, of Cocoa Beach, Fla ., and Lee Edward Prevett, 38, of Kannapolis, N. C. All were charged with the manufpcture of counterfeit some northern states," said money and held under $50,000 Secret Service Agent Miller bond each, pending a hearing Davis. Ag ~nts declined to speculate later In the day before on how long the group had been Magistrate Charles Gearhiser. The raid and arrests follo.wed operating or how much the apprehension of Todd counterfeit currency was Charles Hegg, 27, . in Min- produced, Davis said it was ·neapolis, Minn. Special Agent possible that some of the phony Paul Dester said Hegg had money had already been been linked to the operation. · shipped from here for cir·•we have an idea that culation in other areas. possibly they made a trip north Bills were found "' virtually around· Christmas time b~- every room of the cottages on tween here and canada and its Soddy Lake. Many of the bills possible they may have ~d were still on large sheets of lt (someoftbe bogus money) in paper with six to a sheet: button front - fancy patterns and !!Oiid colors. in this group of Coordinate Sportswear. The wide-awake bank offers assistance that ~oot~s out most money problems. · In good times and bad, we will work with you on all things having to do with money. As experts in ou r business, we're ready to help yo u with . Sizes small, medium. large. Pullovers - Special Sale! ' Schools ·· · Sale! Mens Sweater Vests Tremendous Savings Now 1. ., . Smocks • Jeans • Pants • Sweaters • Skirts • Capes which was reached at 2 a.m. 1 today. • The members of the Steubenville Education Associa.fion will receive a t!l'o-6tep raise in the base pay for teacher's with · hachelor's degrees. · Und~r lhe agreement, the preseht base .pay for experlenced teachers will be boosted from $6,470 to $6,700 effective Feb. 1 and to $6,900 next Sept. Fake money i.s seized Special Sale Prices on Mens and Boys Hooded Sweat Shirts. Grey. white- navy blue. Special Sale Prices! . • Famous Makers " Regular Prices From $9.95 to $18.95 Stop in on the -1st Floor Men's Depart, ment and save on sweaters during this January Sale. · .' : . Work stoppages· by teachers . in Steubenville and non-teaching personnel in Toledo ended today and ~egotiations began in Massillon to end a teachers strike in that COffi!llunity. A strike by non-teaching personnel in a Cleveland area school dilltrict continued. Steubenville's 230 teachers returned to the city's 10 schools, which had been ciosed since ..Tuesday • . foliowing agrerment on a new contract , Saie! Childrens ·Wear Sale Save on Brushed Tricot • Aannel ·' Dtallis Womens Winter Robes • Gowns • Pajamas Meigs Marriage Ucense Charles Francis Wagner, 24, Racine Route 1, and Aletha .lane Johnson, 21, Racine. . Friday and Satu_rday 9:30 to 9:00 under the old program was approved Dec . 22 to the Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative of Dayton; Va, No special significance was attached to the $1,055,000 loan at . the time because officials·here did not know the program was to be abolished a week later. Agency spokesmen here, 1--~-·-----·-"~--·~~·---~-'1 caught with a nU!Ilber of planned approvals for the first quarter of 1973 waiting on their desks, sald they hoped to have word within a few days on how the new 5 per cent program would operate. All told, officials said, a total of $8.4 billion in rural electrification loans were made from 1------·-----~-~----·~-·-·-·-~-i 1935 unW the shift to Jrivatelender financing last week with foreclosure losses··totalling only $44,000. Rural Telephone loans, begun in 1949, totaled Our entire stock of Body shirts is reduced $2.1 billion under the old for this sale- Crepe - nylon rib- sweater system of lending government knit. funds at 2 per cent, With no recorded losses so far. Spokesmen for the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association, representing nearly 1,000 co-ops which borrowed from the old REA program, announced Tues'day they had formally asked Presiden~ Nixon to revive the program, The spokesmen complained tbe administration action in ending 2 per cent loans was-in effect-a unilateral repeal of a 1944 law lixlnl! REA interest rates at ' . .. that level. Administration officials avoided direct conflict with the 1944 law by simply suspending ali lending under that act. The new private~ender loans will be made under a b!'lllldly worded provision for rutal coffi!llunity development loans included in a 1972I Rural Development Act. (Technicolor I Bruce Dern, Cliff Polls THE CONCERT FOR BANGLADEASH (Technioclod . George Harrison , Eric Elberfelds ln. PomeroY Store Wide Sal ... , ~ :· TOUR OF CHILDREN'S HOME.. - Mel{lbers of the Children·~ Home Citizens Committee accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harvey, new superintendent and matron, toured the borne Thursday,to see Improvements made' in recent weeks and what remains to be done. In the group with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, are Hugh McPhail of the Meigs County Jaycees, left front; Mrs. Carol Jean Adams, committee chairman, right front ; the Rev. Charles Simons of the Middlepori-PoiiJCroy Rotary Club, behind McPhail, aM Mr3. Ruby Vaughan of the Meigs CountY Council of Parents and Teachers. A divorce action has ~ been filed and a divorce granted in the Meigs · County Coffi!llon Pleas Court. Bonnie Marie Mathews, Middleport, has asked divorce from Charles M. Mathews, Racine Route 2, chargmg gross neglect of duty and extrem~ cruelty.. Brenda D. Staats of near Pomeroy was granted 'a' divorce from Norman D. Staats. Her maiden name, "Woods," was restored. An entry also has been filed in the court giving the Pomeroy Cement Block Co. the right to collect $894.28 and interest and court costs from Fred Robinson, Pomeroy Route 4. County children's home inspected BY CHARLENE ·HOEFLICH that their prime objective is J N~eded repairs and the health, safety and w~lfare redecoration, and replacement of the 17 children who •are of some furniture and floor warM of the county. Besides coverings which have been Mrs. Adams, who represents completed at the Meigs County the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Children's Home, seemed to . Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, Hugh satisfy a· Citizens Committee McPhail of the Meigs County · following a tour of the home Jaycees; Mrs. Ruby Vaughan, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harvey, new superintendent and matron,ied the committee on a tour of the old brick structure, SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)- which was f~llowed by an· ig;,_ we made it, folks. formal meeting conducted by . The earthquake predicted for ~rs. Carol Jean Adams, 9 a.m. Thursday-a tremor . Cltlze~ ·Coffi!lltttee chairman. which was going to make San She empbasized to Mr. and Francisco's 1906 shaker look Mrs. Harvey that the com- like childs' play - failed to· mittee members want "to be materialize. your helpers" and that the The University of Californ;a committee Is, always open to seismograph station across.the suggestlons. . bay In Berkeley said the San · It was noted by Mrs. Adams Andreas fault' dldn '' even Meigs County Council of Methodist Church, attended. Parents and Teachers ; the Pointed out during the tour of Rev. Charies . Simons the building were new floor representing the Middleport - . covering in the bedPomeroy Rotary Club, rooms of the boys and members of the committee; girls , new· curtains - some and Mrs. Dorotha Riebel, Mrs. made by the former matron, Emma Durst, and Mrs. Verna Mrs. Joann Clark- some new Rose of the Reedsville (Continued on page 5) San Francisco survived, . quite ·well . wiggle at th~ appointed hour. Of course, self-styled 'quake predictor Reuben Greenspan had admitted last week that his calculati'ons-~ased ort eclipses, gravitational pull and geology- were faulty and withdrew his forecast , · Greenspan, a 67-year-(lld recluse, didn 't take up Mayor Joseph L. Alioto's invitation to tea in his office at his predicted 'quake time. Instead, the mayor hosted newsmen, He strode ln a f.W seconds after the appointed hour, noted that the chandelier above his desk · wasn't swinging, and then .chastised Greenspan." "We can 't treat this as a joke," he said. "It's fr ightened a lol oi people." (Continued on page 10) ( , or whether it marks the first step in phasing out all manpower programs. "In.any case, the only people hurt by the Nixon administration decision are returning veterans and the poor," he said. Two charges . face driver The department of Sheriff Robert Hartenbach investigated two accidents Thursday night, . one resulting in two charges being filed. At 8 p.m. Thursday a car driven by Corwin Frank ~ray, Akron, .travellng east on Route ::::::::.o:::::-.:::::::::::::=:::::~::::::?o*~:!:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:::~ 124 at Minersville, went out of EXTENDED OUTLOOK control 'in a curve, crossed the A chance of snow or rain highway and struck the guardMonday and Tuesday. Highs railing. The left front fender in the 008 Sunday, warming was ~aged. Wray was not . to' the mid 30s to mid tOs by · ·injured and not cited. Tuesday'. Lows 8 to 18 At 7:30 p.m. Thursday a car Sunday morning moderating owned by Clair Might, Midto the 20s by Tuesday dlepOft Route I, parked in the , morning. driveway of his home off Leading Creek road, was <:::::::;:;:~;:;r,:;:;:;:;:;:::;:::::::::;:;s;:::;:':~>,;r,:;:;r,::::~. damaged when a vehicle ' .. driven by Glenn Eugel)e Vance, 34, Middleport Route 1, pulled into Might's driveway and struck his car, Officers :.f said Vance left the scene but R was later arrested for Intoxication and leaving the scene of an acci~ent. lJoonsue is 'de t 0 presl 1 l medica group PT. PLEASANT - Dr . Aarom Boonsue, MD, .was NOONE HURT recently elected president of One accident was reported by the Mason County Medical the Ohio State Patrol Thursday Society for 1973. on State Rt. 7, one-tenth of a Dr. Boonsue is an active staff mile south of Junction 35. member at both Pleasant Oscar J . Qualls, 60, of Valley Hospital and Veterans PQJlleroy, attempting to turn Memorial Hospital. The Ma'son right into a private dl'ive, was County Medica'! Society has 15 struck. by a car driven by active members and meets on Robert C. Lane, Jr., 25, of the fourth Tuesday of each Kanauga. There was moderate month. damage to bOth vehicles, but no Dr. Boonsue maintains ofpersonal injuries. Lane was fices at the Medical Plaza, Pt. cited for assured clear Pleasant, and at 205 Second Ave., in Middleport by ap- distance . pointment only except · in emergency situations. VANDALS AT WORK Dr, A, Sola, MP •. associated About two pounds of roofing with both the Pleasant Valley and Veterans Memorial nails and a pOund of carr"t Hospitals, has bee~ named • tacks were' strewn oyer ti.e secretsry - treasurer of the parking · area at the Eden Mason County Medical Society. United Brethren Church !Jr. Soia is associated with Dr . located near Rtedsville, Eldon Carl .Thompson who heads the Blake of Reedsville told the radiological. departments of Meigs County Sheriff's Department Thursday. both hospitals. . ' ' I. ' ' ~ .l �, • • 2- The Daily Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Jan 5 19b <j,:~::;,::,:~;:::::::::::::::::::::0:':;,:;,,:,:,:;,,::::::>.<«;:<::;,,:,:,:,:,:,::::». :w.~;.:::...x~ ~~, PRESIDENTS Of MANIFEST DESTINY II ' <h II ~\ It R su tlt I Ill j tic. II Sl ti! 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By Helen Bottel •• Dear Helen U men and women are now equal then why can I I wear a topless swtm sUit on a public beach as men do • By swnmer the Equal Rights Amendment wtll surely be law and then 11 w11l be my conshtutional nght to go as bare as males But what do you bet I get arrested as I did last year• - BARE BEACH BUNNY Dear BBB That depends on where you swtm South Carolina' Probably B1g Sur Califorma • Probably not (My husband adds So far the Conslttution only gJves you the r1ght to BARE arms - 11 1sn t clear about the rest of the Matomy )-H Dear Helen • I may be the youngest grandmother m Ute country but I m not proud ol1t Not ashamed any more e1Uter I had my first baby when I was not qu1te 13 The IaUter was 17 and he ran away Karen was raiSed by my mother When I got married al19 to a wonderful guy we let Karen decide who she wanted to live wtth and she chose my parents She knows I m her mother but we re more like close SISters Well history repeats Itself Karen ISll t wild but she Utought she was madly 10 love She ran away both she and Ute boy lied about the1r ages and they got marned when she was 13 he 15 The folks had the marnage annulled but my grandson was born before Karen was 14 which makes me a grandmother at age 25 Like me Karen got over Mr love She wants to fmJSh school - and my husband and I want the baby as we haven t been able to have one of our own But I want him as our son not my grandson (who could be taken away from us) Karen says shed rather have 11 this way too but shem1ghtchange hermmd later on and we couldn t bear g1vmg htm up Can I legally adopt my own grandson'- 25 YEAR-OLD GRANDMOTHER Dear GrandmoUter Your husband can legally adopt your grandson as hiS son which would msure his remammg wtth you Since you won t want to close the real mother (your sister-daughter) out of your lives I thmk there will be fewer problems If the boy understands his true status Don t you • - H Dear Helen The tssue 1s common courtesy I m a housewife and very often m supermarkets I wonder why people (usually the middle-aged who should know better) so often leave their consideration lor others at home when they go shoppmg When your checker closes for example who do so many women push ahead of you to an open stand even II they were behind you m the first !me• And how about leavmg empty carts behind your parked car or m the middle of a parkmg space so you have to ettber get out and move them or dnve farther on' I m not too fond of people who block the aisles with their carts and glower when you ask to get through Between the hnes of thiS letter IS a fee!10g of nostalgia lor Ute days when dnvers yielded at yteld Signs stopJIIld to let a wrulmg motor1st on to the highway helped a young child who was lost There s a TV commercial that capitalizes on the fact that no one would offer help if you bad a flat tire ( So buy our tires and be safe ) Have we become a nation of non-carers•JD ' ~ Voice along Br'Way BY PAUL CRABTR1<11il~ r.i Observations as Ute holiday season 11nally winds down January bnngs a resp1te from the holiday buildup whlcb starts about Labor Day at my house Except lor two birthdays II s clear salhng from here to Easter at the Crabtree home Also welcomed 18 the absence of the sttcky-poo children s Christmas specials on TV which are usually not bad the firSt time around but cloYJng and contrived on about the filth rerun There was literally more football on the tube Utan I could handle and 1m a confirmed fan But I got to the pomt that I really dldn 1 care who won the Astro Bluebonnet Bowl or the BlueCray Game etc After the Super Bowl and Pro Bowl games thiS year 1 m sure I won t want to see qoolher game until at least St Patrick s Day The absence of sllcky-poo children will be a relief too w1th school back m sesston At ChriStmas lime my ktds sliclt to your hands when you touch th~m and smell like equal parts of pme needles tangermes hard candy and model cement G<>lly my newest mece born over at Holzer on the last day of the year IS gomg to be at a real disadvantage Sure she made tt In on New Yeatt!; Eve JUS! m time to g1ve her daddy a tax deduction but ati'tlut Ute year 2010 her catty fnends can say Susan says shes only 37 bot I know she was born before 1973 Just when 11 looked as 1! 1972 was gomg down In htstory as a real loser there was the announcer on TV giVIng us the good news that the bombmg of North VIetnam was off and the peace talks were on a gam Amce way !osay goodbye old feller After watchmg the Washington Redskms total domtnalion of last year s champion Cowboys m the NFL playoffs the ritualistic prayer meeting and cheer sesswn m their dressmg room seem~d phony and hoked-up Does God really care who wms In the NFL • The West Coast New Years Eve spectal was extremely good my college-age daughter reports but 1t must have been a little phony and contrived too - pretendmg to be observmg the New Year when 1t was only 9 p m Pacific time where the spectal or1glnated (They did culloNew York for the actual event ) In younger days I thought tl would be great to be m that masstve crowd mNew Yorks Times Square on New Years Eve Now y.ou couldn t pay me to spend the evemng m what has become Allied Chemical Square The happmess not only looked transitory and m most cases mduced by alcohol but the bulk of the crowd looked old and sort of abashed by 11 all My hat IS dolled to the wnter who suggested before Ute Rose Bowl game thatSouth$-n Cal should be des1gnated as a wildcard team m next year s pro football playoffs Ouch t I hope nobody watched the tasteless showing of a basRetball game on ChriStmas afternoon Can t even one day be sacred? Best 10sult I heard all durmg the season of peace-on-earth etc There sa tram leav10g mhalf an hour Be undent A !mal sobermg Utought Reruns are commg soon Some have already begun College BKB Results Pro Standings Tomght's game/$ (SEOAL) Waverly at Athens Logan at Galllpol s Ironton at Me1gs By Un1tecl Press tntern1t1onal East Redmenromp Wagner 57 Morav an 49 NBA Standongs By United Press tnternahonal Eastern Conference AttaniiC DIVISiOn wlpctgb Boston 30 7 8t1 New York 32 10 762 "' •' Buffalo 11 27 289 19' ' Phtladelphla J 36 077 28 Centra I DIVISIOn wlpctgb Ball more 23 t6 590 Atlanta 22 19 537 2 Houston 17 21 447 5 ' Cleveland 11 29 285 12h AHL Standings M Frlgh Dcknsn SO By Unoted Press liilernatlonal LIU Kings Pt 67 Brooklyn 60 East Yeshiva 68 Pratt 63 wltptsgfga Cal Pa 79 Davs& Eikns 69 Jackson at Wellston NS 20 9 tO 50 152 101 Mntctr st 78 Jrsy ctr st 11 TRIVALLEY BOston 20 16 4 44 127 135 John Belpre ~~t> Fed Hock ng Jay 73 New Pal z 70 Prov 17 12 7 41 131 113 Prov ldence 79 RIU59 Warren Local at Vinton Co Rchstr 16 136 38 115 126 SIIAC South 9 17 8 26 121 141 LOUISV Ille 76 N Tex St 69 Eastern at Hannan Trace ~~ngfld 9 25 7 25 134 192 Memphis Sf 97 Drake 92 Kyger Creek at North Ga lha West at Southern Wis Lcrsse 72 Agsta Colt 71 By United Pres. Iateroatlooal In ~the consolation game and Dick Selgo were both out Sy mmes Valley w I I pts gf ga Mars fill 71 Crsn Nwmn 67 OTHER ~ C nc1 29 9 2 60 177 114 Alcorn A&M 128 BIShop 85 With three players combm D1ckmson ( Pa ) edged w1th mjunes Nelsonville- York at Mjller Vrgn a 18 12 7 43 138 125 N Car 100 Furman 67 Pt Pleasant at Park b So 1ng lor 57 pomts Mamtta won Bethany (W Va ) 6432 Wright State contmued 1ts Hrshey 17 10 8 42 135 106 A Starr Wash at Ptkell>n Peay 128 Tusculum 52 Its own mvttalional basketball In oUter college games Cm- winning ways getting 1ts sev Western Conference Rchmnd (j 20 4 30 128 142 Richmond 84 East Car 75 SATURDAY Midwest DIVISIOn Cleve 11 19 7 21 131 142 Tenn St 101 W L b St 80 SVAC tournament Thursday night cmnali overwhelmed Bowling enUt win ..agamst one defeat wlpctgb Bait 5 22 8 18 101 153 Southwestern at Eastern Midwest IIU8 over Waynesburg (Pa ) Green 101).70 Case Western Tim Walker led Wright With 17 Kyger Creek at Sy mmes MtJwaukee 29 13 690 Thursday s Results Cinct 100 Bwlng Grn 70 Chicago 26 13 61.7 t ;; The Plooeers had little trou dumped Oberlin 100-81 Sfeu pomts Cincinnati 4 Cleveland 2 Valley Msk~ngm 73 Ohio Nrlhn 49 KC Omaha 20 24 455 10 !Only game scheduled) OTHERS ble Wlth Waynesburg leadmg benvtlle de£eated Indtana Musklngum also IS having a Tr1 State 89 fllllsdale 54 Detro I 17 2J 447 10 Froday s Games at Wahama lnd St 68 Westmont 59 42-32)\t the lutlf enroute to only (Pa ) 59 42 Muskmgum good season Gene Filrd scored Metgs Pactflc Dtvl$1on Boston at Balllmore Alexander at Federal f-locking Nebraska 63 Georgia St 54 't! I •pel g b R chmond at Providence their second wm of the season whipped Ohio Northern 73-49 22 points and Todd Brown add Glouster at Vinton County Case Wstrn 100 Oli~rlln 81 LosAngeles 30 8 789 New Haven at Rochester Steub<lr vtl 59 lrfil .. Pa 42 both comurg m this tour and Wright State downed ed 18 as the Musk1es climbed to Warren Local at Po nt GoldenState 25 12 676 4 2 Hershey at Tidewater Pleasa nt Tulsa 82 Bradley 73 Phoen x 19 21 475 12 nsment They lost their ltrst Thomas More (Ky ) 78-70 a 9-1 record Ohio Northern fell Southern at Waterford !On ly games scheduled) Neb Om 102 Empna Sj 72 Seattle 13 30 302 19 h eight games of the season Derrek Dickey and Lloyd to 7-3 TUESDAY (Jan 9) Southwest NHL Standtngs Portland 10 31 244 21 2 SEOAL Tex Tech 59 Cre ghton 57 Art Clark led Marietta wtth Balls each scored 22 pomts to Three players combmed for Athens at Logan By Untied Press lnternahonal Thursdays Results S F Ausl n 106 Jrletn Sf 84 East Chicago 111 Houston 97 2Al pomts and a game-h1gh j6 lead Cincmnatl to 1ts seventh 65 pomts to give Case Western Galhpol s at Jackson S E St Okla 81 WylndBap 73 pis gf ga w I I Golden St 108 Portland 83 rebounds Kevm Smith voted win m 10 games thiS season Reserve 1ts fourth wm m SIX Waverly at Ironton Cent St Okla 59 Tex Wsl yn 44 Boston 26 9 3 55 l7l 1!4 Tex (Only gar\wsscheduledl A& I 60 Sui Ross 62 ellston the tourney s mllSt valuable Batts scored all hts po10ts m games Oberlin, 3-li had Ute Metal W Montreat 23 6 9 55 153 89 Froda)l s Games OTHERS Sam ficus 74 E Tex St 65 NY Rgrs 24 12 3 51 149 101 New York at Buffalo player had 19 and Chuck Rob- the first half game s'ilighest scorer m Jed Pom Pleasant at Hurncane Centenary 80 Arkansas 72 Buffalo 21 12 7 Boston at Atlanta 49 149 113 W Lau s ana 86 Pan Am 75 lnson added 18 Jell Montgomery of Bowling Margolis who finiShed w1th 32 Wahama at Spencer Detroot 16 16 6 38 116 127 SBaylor Detro I vs KC Omaha 98 Lamar 94 Toronto 12 20 6 30 120 132 Oklahoma Waynesburg now 4-3 was Green now 3-4 was the htgh pomts H1gh lor Case was Russ At Kansas City 81 Te•as 78 Vncuvr 11 23 6 28 1!9 175 Phoenix at Chicago led by Ted Maczuzak w1Ut 17 scorer with 25 pomts Two top Drake With 24 S W Texas 72 Ang elo Sf 68 NY lsldrs 4 30 4 12 75 182 Ph tladelphta at Portland Air Force 49 Ab Chris 44 MALAGA RESIGNS pomts Falcon players Skip Howard West Golden State at Seattle Al corn A&M 128 Bishop 85 wltplsglga (Only games scheduled) NEW YORK (UP!) - Bob West Ch cage 22 14 2 .46 142 109 Malaga executive director of Colo Mines 95 Rockmnt 72 Mtnn 19 14 4 42 126 105 the Umted States Lawn Tenrus Los Ang tB 17 4 40 120 120 RegiS 78 W New Mex 74 ABA Standings 51 83 Nrthrn Ariz 73 Phtla 17 17 6 40 138 142 Mont Association Thursday submit Utah St 91 Sou Miss 87 By Untied Pres• tnlernattonal Atlanta 16 19 6 38 104 118 ted h1s resignation and saJd he East P1ttsb~h 16 17 6 38 139 130 USF M Seattle 60 w1U return to hiS law practice w 1 pet g b St Lou s 14 18 6 34 108 127 By United Press International Carol na 28 14 61.7 7 22 8 22 108 !53 LAUNCHING EFFORT Green 1()().70 and freshman and oUter busmess mterests m Kentucky 25 14 641 1 2 Caltf UCLA s Brui!IS are nearmg tempts Thursday s Results LOS ANGELES (UP!) No 9 North Carolma scored Jerrell Font had 17 pomts to Cleveland Vorgtn a 23 21 523 6 Sf LouiS 4 Boston 2 the all-tune college record lor the first SIX pomts of the game pace Nebraska to a 63-S4 win Jun F1sher prestdent of a fire Malaga has held Ute post Memphos IS 25 375 12 Detrool 4 Bultalo 2 consecutive Vlctortes and and went on to bury Furman over Georgia State New York l4 27 341 13 , fighter s Ulllon m Salt Lake !Only games scheduled) smce 1969 West Coach John Wooden has Frldav s Games Utah satd Thursday he Is ltJ0.67 George Karl and Dar . ·:::::::::::;' w 1 pet g b (No games scheduled) decided to do somethmg about ryle Elstton hit 16 points each r::":;~:::::::x""~:'~=:>.:::::::::::::~...:::::::::::::::::::>,,::;,:-:m::::::::::>:=~':::::::::;:<:::::::::::::~''''::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~'''''"" Utah 26 1s 634 launchmg an all-out effort to II :~ lndtana 22 18 550 J , WHA Standings stop the 1976 Wmter Olympic and Ed Stahl and Ed HarriSon >~ Denver 22 t8 550 3 , By Un1fed Preso lnternahonal Games from bemg held m his UCLA goes agai!ISt Oregon contributed 15 each for the Tar 0 S ,~ Dallas 15 24 385 10 East tonight In quest of 1ts 54th Heels k San D ego 16 30 348 12 , w I I pts gf ga c1ty consecullve vtctory and o:il D 3 Thursdays Results New Eng 24 15 t 49 174 136 'It IS w1Ut deep regret that Kevm Stacom S career-high "' 1• V rginla 128 New York 97 Cleve 23 14 1 Wooden feels the pressure IS 30 pomts camed ProVIdence to L"' , ) lnd ana 125 San D ego 115 NY 22 20 0 ~ ~~ ~~~ the Amencan Olympic starling to gel to his club ' Denver 125 Dallas 111 Quebec 19 18 1 39 137 140 • Commtltee m New York City 79-59 rout of Rhode Island lly rilLTON RICHMAN t' (Only games scheduled) Ottawa 16 19 3 35 143 164 has picked Salt Lake C1ty for I think perhaps there IS aThe Friars went on a 17-4 burst UP! Snorts Editor ::J Fnday s Games Ph•la 15 24 0 30 137 178 some pressure abollt the early 10 the second half to San D•ego at New York Ute stte of the 1976 Wmter West l NEW YORK (UPI)- The Utree of Utem used to be together all Vtrg noa vs Carolina winning string Wooden satd lreuk open the game w I I pts gf ga Games he saJd ThiS comes ,:;,; At Greensboro Wnopeg 22 18 2 .46 150 131 at a ttme when the lire lighters It IS something that we have Louisville w1th Jumor the time Utah at Ke11tucky M nn 20 16 3 43 128 126 Now not so much anymore Memph sat Dallas never talked about I know B ld t b I 20 Los Ang 17 19 4 38 134 139 and organiZed labor of Utah r geman con rt u mg But thiS was something of an occasiOn des1gned to pump up the !Only gamesscheduled) everyone else Is all our fans Houston 16 17 4 36 128 131 are boycotting that City 18 National Hockey League s All.Star Game which wtll be played and everyone the kids come pomts opened defense of ' Mtssoun Valley Conference here at Madison Sqllare Garden on Jan 30 and suddenly here Into contact Wllh Alberta 16 20 2 34 119 133 Iitle wtth a 7!Hi9 VIctory over Utey were all together agam mthe flesh the Detroit Red Wmgs Thursdays Results So I have decided to start New York 9 Ottawa 4 NorUt Texas State celebrated Producllon Line of 20 years back-Sld Abel Ted talking about It myself to my Kevm Restanl and Phil !Only game scheduled) Lindsay and Gordte Howe players Maybe It will loosen Friday s Games Smith scored 20 points each to Std Abel general manager of the St LouiS Blues now and the (No games scheduled) them up a little 8 66-60 oldest of the three was talking about how close Utey used to be lead San FranciSCo to The college record for con tr1umph over Seattle and Willie l@lt!leiiU!J~ mg days seculive victories IS 60 set by as JOSI a happy combmation he said we got so that we the University of San Fran- Biles hit 21 of hiS 25 pomts m the second half to rally Tulsa to ould tell when one or Ute other stopped on the Ice without even cisco In Ute m1d 1951E UCLA an 62-73 victory over Bradley 1 Freshman Alvm Adams havmg to look Gord was Ute qmet one He was the muse e man also plays Oregon Stale LOS ANGELES (UP! ) - Lee Trevmo No 2 money man Lindsay had the Jekyl-and Hyde type personality Off the 1ce he Saturday night and a pair of m Ute £1rst round of a pro behind Nicklaus last year orten 2.'1 pomts hlttmg on 64 was a perfect gentleman put the urulorm on htm and he became vtctorles would leave the scored per cent of his £teld goal atgolf tournament an unknown could do no better Utan :J8.33-Bruins only five short of the tempts and pulled down 19 a little tiger from Keokuk or Grand Hap1ds 76 Listener Asks Question record rebounds as Oklahoma edgeq pops up as the leader and then Stockton whose wtfe has Is Utat why the)' called him Terrible Ted? one of Abel s In, ,~ nlg~t l!Ction Tell8a &1 78 a"nd Blny Biiforo returns to oblivloo w1th a string been 111 w1\h pneumonia 'Bnd etghth-ranked Southwestern came o£1 the bench to score 10 listeners wanted to know whose moUter underwent surg I Utmk that was a bad tag to put on any hockey player sa1d of bogeys m later rounds LouiSiana taking advantage of points m the second overtime Not so m the first round of the ery Thursday got great 23 turnovers turned back Pan period and lead MemphiS State Abel After all he weighed only 165 pounds and what did they 72-hole $135 000 Glen Campbell satisfaction from hiS 67 He American 66 75 Dwight to a 97 92 tr1wnph over Drake expect him to do when some of those big guys came along and hit Los Angeles Open Thursday had perhaps Ute most spec Lamar USL s star guard Derek Dtckey and Lloyd him stand Utere? Howe a VIce president w1th the Red Wmgs and Lmdsay domg ftrst event on the 1973 PGA tacular shot of the first round coUected 23 po10ts but could hit Batts hit 22 pomts each as tour He holed a wedge from 12Al oo only 9 of 23 l!eld"l!oal at- Cmclnnati clubbed Bowling Ute color for NBC m the NHL games were putlmg their coats Johnny Miller Dave Stock yards out for an eagle two on away as Abel was speaking about them They had entered the ton and agmg Julius Boros tied the 465-yard 12th hole Garden s Hall of Fame Room only a couple of rnmutes before Former champwn Billy for the first-round lead at 67 Now when they spotted Abel they walked toward htm I was JUSt tellmg these fellows how I fell about them callmg lour under par for the RIVIera Casper withdrew because of a bad back Doug Sanders laded you Terrible Ted Abel said to Lindsay I told them I d1dn t Country Club course Jack Nicklaus everybody s to start because of a sore band particularly like the name favorite to win alter his record Subs filled the field to Ute I had another name lor you Howe sa1d lookmg at Lmdsay He called out the name one which most newspapers wouldn t $320 542 year m 1972 shot 32-37 regular 144 but one of them --69 and sa1d ThiS ts one of the Odell Massey dtd not show use and Lindsay laughed When s the last ltme you guys played together' someone great golf courses m the country asked Abel The Daily Sentinel Miller 25 Stockton 31 and Four !1ve years ago m one of those Old Tuners Games DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF agamst Ute Canadiens he said We played agamst (Toe) Boros 52 all btg money wm MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHI~L Blake (Maurice) Richard and (Elmer) Lach These two guys ners on the tour did not have a euc Ed bogey among them Mtller and carrted me ROBERT HOEFLICH Boros shot 33-34 and Stockton C1ty Ed1tor How did you three ever get togeUter? Publ shed da ly except 34-33 Made to Order Saturday b'9' The On o Valley A stroke back gomg mto Publ sh ng Company 111 I d been three years m the Canadian serVIce and bemg away Court Sl Pomeroy Ot!IO made 1! hard commg back agam with the Red Wmgs saJd Abel today s second round was 45769 Bustnes' Office Phone No Bookings Accepted After 2156 Ed1tor at Phone 992 Jack Adams saw lit to put me w1Ut these two young fellows It veteran Bob Rosburg 46 WIUt 992 7157 January 1$ Second dass. postage pad at was made to order forme Iwasliketbe Dad of the lme They did 34-34-68 Pomeroy Oh o There were lour other more Ute spade work I was the garbage man All I d really do IS Nat onal advert i-si ng DON'T DELAYI-CALL NOW ORVIS IT stand there near the crease push someone and argue wtlh the or less promment pros tied repreuntat ve Bottlnelll Gat agher Inc 12 East •2nCI w1Ut Nicklaus at 69- Don B1es referee that s all St New "(_ork C ty New York SeatUe 3J.36 Bert Yancey Subscrrptlon rates De Not qmte vered by carr er whtrt Pompano Beach Fla David Pomeroy, Phone 992 2590 Sid Abel centered the Production Lme which some say still ava lab e 50 cents per week By Motor Route where carrier Galhpohs, Phone 446 0699 ranks as the finest lme hockey ever produced One year Abel Graham of Australia and Art serv ce not available One Wall Jr 48 from Honesdale Howe aod Lindsay llrushed I 2-3 m scormg AIUtough they never month Sl 75 By mo I l'n OhiO and W Va One year 514 00 made the NHL s All.Star learn as a unit what generally would Pa 1 wtth 34-35 S )1. months S7 25 Tflret 992 2238 There were 2.' 1 golfers under happen was two of them would make Ute ltrsl team and the oUter monttts U 50 Subscrlr,tlon ce includes Sunday T mes one the second or one would be named to Ute f1rst team and the par-all pros-and 14 at par In pr Sent net 992-3748 Ute startmg field of 143 Two OR oUter two would make Ute second amateurs Bud Bradley of Los 992 5020 Lmdsay who played left wtng scored 379 goals and had 472 Angeles and Mark f'fetl of assists durmg his 17 seasons m the NHL while the 44 year'()ld ' Palos Verdes Cahf shot Middleport Oh a 43760 Howe who completed 25 years before retirmg m September tdenltcal 35-36--7! scores a North Secor.d Avenue 1971 played more seasons more games (I 687) scored more Sam Suead a well-preserved goals (766) drew more assists (1 02.'1) totaled more pomts 60 bad 37-33-70 one under ,_..:~o:::::::::::~::::::::;;"~~;l-(-1;110911-a•id-p,Jayed~il\-•n~'e-A~-Ii:tarcg~~es;(:I2 J than any other k nold Palmer 43 had some player past or present 10 professiOnal hockey trouble wtUt hiS putter and had The Greatness of Howe a card of 38-37-75 £our over The greatness of Howe srud Undsay alter Ute other two had moved off lies 10 the fact he s the same fellow I mellor the first time m training camp m Windsor m 1944 He was humble then and slll11s no«r As for Sid I m eternally Indebted to him When he came back £rom service I was a rookie w1th a Iotta guts and no brams He gave me direction I always looked at Sid and maybe he II resent thiS but I always looked at htm as the parental member of our line He was our lather away from home Howe who had come bacli and heard the remark nodded Presenttng 1 felt that way too he satd How come one of those present asked Lmdsay you al'll(ays !Jve Entertamment drew so many penaltlea• The little one time Detroit dynamo frowned 'Only because of the crowd s reaction he said Howe would do 1t and I d get blll9led 'Oh sure put m Howe two feet away trying to keep a straight face He couldn t though and began laughing over Suhlani Coach Art Lanham s Rio Grande College Redmen romped over the U S Navy s Sublant quintet 101 66, at Norfolk Va Thursday mght Tonight Rio takes on Keen State College of New Hampshire m a regular season contest Box score of Thursday s wm RIO GRANDE (tOll Fausnaugh 2 0 4 flart 9 l !9 Bartram T day' s1nort rara de I' Pros resume golf action ON THE TV DIAL Logan-Gallipolis basketball live audio 7 30 Ch 5 TV replay Saturday at 10 a m (not avatlable m Mason Meigs area) Ironton Meigs basketball same schedule (not available m Gallipolis) SATURDAY TV FARE Goodbye football hello basketball Ohio State-M1ch1gan at noon WTVN TV Marshall North Carol10a 6 p m WMUL-TV plus a couple of other college games mcluding UCLA-Oregon State II 30 p m WTVN TV TheSemor Bowl (a t 2 on WSAZ.TV) and Hula Bowl (4 on WHTN TV) remurdsus the gridirOn JSn !deserted yet Lawrence Welk plays Canadian hits at 7 WTAP TV And the evemng s best showJSa special I Am 3oe s Heart ~t,7 30 ,W~S,TV Uv~ audiO of Wabama Meigs basketball IS on Ch 5 at 7 30 with TV replay Sunday at II 30 a m • TeIeVISIOn . . 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HI s What do 7 30 -because they make us mad Next time you re at the super / • .AK Q yo do now arket count the people who walt Utell' turn stay out of your 6 00 r News 3 4 8 10 15 Truth or Conseq 6 Sesame Sf 20 WEST EAST (D) m • Around the Bend 33 way etc You might be surprtsed H 6 30 - News 6 13 1Dream of Jeanne 13 flathayoga 33 .KI0 5 .973 ~ 'i'f:~'Jif§,< f.'i :-:::::~:::,::::::::::;:;:v:;:;:;:;~<,;:::;:;:~;:~:;:;:;;(,;:;:i-1.~::;:;:;<:(.;:;:;:;:;!:::~;:;:;:;:;;:;:;:~;:;:;!:: :,v 7 00 - Truth or Conseq 3 Beat the Clock • News 6 10 Whal s ¥K 9 ¥1086 43 My L ne 8 Wld K ngdom 13 Saint 15 Elec Co 20 Folk t KQJl04 t 72 Gu tar 33 olo 852 .10 63 7 30 - Young Dr K !dare 4 II s Your Bet 8 Wall St Wa k 33 SOUTH Parent Game 10 Beat the Clock 13 I • J 86 4 8 00 - Sanford & Son 3 4 15 Brady Bunch 6 13 Mlssoon • J5 2 lmposslble8 10 Washtnglon Week n Rev tew 20 33 By JACK 0 BRIAN still don t But there 11 was So mostly I stayed • 85 8 30 - Little People 3 15 Parlndge Family 6 13 LIFE HAS ITS MANY FOLDS w1th the I Love My Baby type melodies There olo u9 7 4 9 00 - Room 222 6 13 World Press 20 Circle of Fear 3 • 15 NEW YORK (KFS) - It was almost 20 was one occasion when Mtlch Miller let me try Masterp ece Theatre 33 Movies The Sand Pebbles 10 To Both v ulm~ able Be Announced 8 years ago when we first encountered Jill Corey recordmg a torch song but at that lime I was West Nc rth East South 9 30Odd Couple6 13 Thi rty Mnutes Wth 20 the pretty IItUe smger whose mercurial me to feeling my oa Is staymg up too late not takmg Pass Pa:ss 10 OO - LoveAmer ca n Siy le6 13 News20 Pau1Nuchlns33 In 1 Dblo Pass stardom began when her picture appeared on care of my vo1ce and as a result my vibrato Hv La>trence Lamb MD of Anc ent Astronauts 3 4 15 wash the sugar out m the II 00Search Pass Pass 2t N ews Weather Sports 6 8 TO 13 the cover of Life Jill sa td goodbye to showbiz wobbled so widely on the record that II was Pass Pass Puss Dear Dr Lamb-Why cant yrme ca usmg the person to II 30 - Johnny Carson 3 15 ThiS Is The Year That W•ll Be 6 a few years later to marry Don Hoak th1rd never released and 1t was back to cutesy poo diabetes be cure d' I am pass lots of urme frequently Pass Movies Wh le Fang B Web of Fear tO flurrlcane Sm th 13 Open 1 g lead - + K baseman for the Pittsburgh Pirates and she for dear old Jill 62 and they JUSt found out I To replace the water that s one must drmk lots of I 00 - Roller Derby • Move Voyage to the End ol the should have lived happily ever after But Don So I guess lhmgs even up No one s lookmg have 11 It dtd not show m lost Un1verse 10 water Therefore the sympBy Oswald & James Jacob) d1ed too young of a heart attack Oddly 1972 out for me now taking my career firmly m their tt e unne ongmally I kept a 1 30 - News 13 check on my kid toms of diabetes are thirst 2 00 - News 4 South wasn t happy with saw the dem1se of L1fe and Ute comeback of Jill hands but because of that I can be myself f can constant nevs and over a year ago fr equent unnahon and SATURDAY JANUARY' 1973 his b1ddmg He !lad b1d and Comeback ? That s a dtrty word m show Sing the songs that mean the most to me which diabetes was even ruled out weight loss w1th a large ap 6 30--Chrlstopher Closeup 0 TV Classroom 8 Kentucky At eld rebid a fom ~a1 d swt headed busmess says the smger You ask a star means 1f I can convey that feeling I can giVe an Then all at once my urme petite The mdlvtdual eats a 13 by the Jac k He was I e s s 7 oo-Nelghbors 13 Farm Front 4 Death Valley Days 8 Fun lot of food but shll loses tor Everyone 6 Treehouse Club 10 happy when he sa w that th e about makmg a comeback und the standard audience that much more And 11 seems to be shoWed 4 and l was gtven we1ght because the food en a tolerance test and the dumm) held Just t h 1 e e answer IS Comeback' I never was away' Bull workmg I can t believe 11 but do you know blood ergy IS lost m the urme I 7 15-Woman s Point of V ew 13 sugar was 595 I was from COS I tO Farm brook 3 Gospel T me for It umps f01 h1m was away For almost etght years I was content Shakespeare wasn t always nght• He sa1d am surpnsed you hadn t al 7 30-Man placed m a hospital and Timothy 13 D ck Van Dyke 4 Ar ch•es TV Funnies 8 A lot of pla~e1 s would I ave to be Jill Corey Hoak w1fe, mother cook and comparisons are od1ous Well maybe to ready lost some weight With Sesame 51 20 Gospel 6 they put me on msulm and g1ven up m d1sg ust but Sot th cleaner Sure once m a wh1le the old yen to smg Shakespeare but not to me If I m only half as an 600-calone diet to reduce the htgh blood sugar level 8 OG- floundcats 3 4 15 Buys Bunn y 8 10 Pufnstulf 13 Jakes p10ceeded to make h s ron Place 6 that you report m your let The msuhn IDJectwn made ter tract With an overtnck Ac would creep up and then I d dtet off the lew good as some of the smgers the reviewers have 8 30- Roman Holidays 3 • 15 Jackson Five 6 13 Sabrtna The compared me tom the last few weeks I d feel I my legs sore and II keeps tually Il wasn l too hal d pounds that all w1ves put pn and take a one Teenage Wtfch 8 Mr Rogers 20 Bugs Bunny 10 The diet IS very Important gettmg worse From the The ca1ds JUSt had to help mghter here or a week s booking there but then 9 OQ-Jetson 3 • 15,., 0s monds 6 13 Amaz ng Chan 8 tO was a very very lucky woman Sesame St 20 ' m the treatment of diabetes am gettmg my trea tment I tum 1t would be back to the same old mce routme for Just recently I was Signed to play blood IS staymg down around and you re correct m saymg 9 30- Pink Panther 3 4 IS Move Cartoons6 tJ 8 10 He won the second d a another s1x months or so Dangerfield s Rodney Dangerfield s popular 110 or close to that I also that It must be balanced 10 OG-Underdog 3 4 15 Elec Co 20 mond m dumm} and played 4 15 Josle& The Pussyca ls 8 10 Brady K<ds But when you £md a hvmg must be made mghtclub m New York And believe me that s a have diverhculosts and my agamst the medlcmes you re 10 JO-Barkleys3 out the t h 1 e e top clubs 6 13 Mr Rooers 20 Evm yone loll owed and bt Sl and you realize from the ltme you were four toughie You know when an audience comes to d1et calls for lots of vege talnng In mdtvtduals With 11 oo-Sea ab 3 4 15 Fl ntstones 8 10 Bewtlched 13 CBPA ness was look ng up Bowl ng 6 Sesame Sf 20 you ve only known one way to make that ltvmg Dangerfield s they re there for JUst one thmg tables I ve had some dis milder forms of diabetes discomfort m ihe bowels and than you apparently have II 30-Runaround 3 4 15 Kid Power 6 13 Now he led a d1amond IIJen 1t s time to come back Rodney I adm1t I was temf1ed bot somehow back and yet I have to eat we1ght reduction alone by 12 OG-Around the World In 80 Days 3 4 15 Archles TV Funnies II om dummy East .could do Was I afraid about commg back' Sure after a few scary mghts I learned a few thmgs to balance the calorie mtake proper d1et oflhmes lowers 10 Elec Co 20 Funky Panfhoni 13 Sf ngray 8 College nothmg bettet than to dis Basketba I 6 sa1d Jill I realized I d been away JUSt a couple the blood sugar to acceptable made a few adjustments and by the lime the w1th my med1cme as I un card a hea11 and So uth made 30-Talking with a Giant3 • t5 L dsvllle 13 Fat Alberl10 8 12 of years too long The frequent smiles of engagement was over well sure Utey were still derstand t We know of no levels a sma ll trump I OG-Monkees 6 13 Crafts w lh Katy 3 Dick Van Dyke 4 Diabetes does seem to wa1ltng for Rodney but them seemed to be glad one In our family who had Now he led a low heart recognition the H1 J1lls were not conung Lassie 15 Arthur Smith 8 CBS Ch ldren s F<lm Festival 10 d1abetes or at least we {messed dumm y s q u e e n nearly as often I knew tl wouldn I be easy that I d also happened by And that s the kmd of never heard of It Is 11 true have a tendency to be m 1 30-Wally s Workshop 3 Death Valley Days 15 College Baskefball 8 Sports Challenge 4 Bonnie Lou and Buster t3 her1ted, although many md1 cashed the ace and led a Parhcularly smce I d never had to go around a boost you need w!len you re )USI fmd10 g your one cannot undergo surgery• 2 00-Semor BowiJ 4 15 Fa thIn Action 6 Man from COSilO fourth dwmond Aga n the knockmg on doors before It had all come In one v1duals do have tl w1thout This Week In the NBA 13 way back Dear Reader- Most cases any known prevtous family 2 30-Pro best East could do was to Tour 6 13 Movie Away All Boals 10 What lies ahead' I don t really know I d like oJ diabetes ca nnot be cured history The fact that there 3 30-TBABowlers discard a heart and South fast wonderful day lor me 8 I made the cover of Life Magazme m 1953 made his eighth tnck w1th II to happen all over agam as fast as 11 dtd the but they can be controlled 1s no one m your family that 4 00-Hula Bowl6 13 CBSGoiiCiasslc8 FolkGultarJ3 a small trump as a brand new Cmderella star In JUSt one last ltme but I ve tried to make myself reabze Although there are several you know of who had d1a 4 30-Lassle 10 Wildlife Theatre 33 Now he was sme of h s da} I signed w1th Columbia Records tne Dave mechamsms which betes IS no reason that you 5 00-M;iklng Things Grow 33 Doctor In the flouse 4 Marsha ll that 1t will be a slow process It lllie a club here com11lex Sporti 3 Golf 8 10 co nil ac t s ne e dumm y st1ll can ca use the blood sugar to couldn t have 11 as your Garroway T ~ show the Arthur Godfrey TV a club there a TV appearance here a record 5 30-Sesame St 33 Gospel Talent Time 1s 1Dream of Jeann 1J held all1ts 11 umps bt t So 1th bP markedly elevated the case has demonstrated 4 Billy Walkers Country Carnival 3 show and ..las fo llowed around for that cover did even bellet there and that somehow 1f I m lucky tt II all common one associated With no reason to per There 1 s 6 00-News Weather Sports 3 IS 4 8 Mov•e The Tartars 10 He led h1s Jac k of healls story by a Ufe photographer writer team And begm to accwnulate to snowball until I m dtabetes IS related to nade form surgery m real dta 6 30-N BC News 4 15 Sportscope 33 flee flaw 8 West had to 111f othen11se by the way that team has never had to make a fmally back where I want to be And of course quate productiOn or utihza betes If the elevated blood 7 00-Lawrence Welk 4 IS Let s Make A Deal 3 Wall Till Your the Jac k would have held the comeback The writer was Shana Alexander t10n of msulin a hormone Father Gets flume 13 flee flaw 6 I m not makmg 1t easy for myself I dectded from the paocreas Insulin sugar IS associated w1th the 7 30Irick and now West was end Nash vtlle Music 3 Beat the Cloc k 13 George Kirby 8 after Don died that I would want to keep most of 01 s1m1Iar med1cmes are mflammahon of ttie pan played and had to giVe South former editor of McCall s now colwnntsl for Marco Sportllte 33 I Am Joe s fleart 10 Newsweek and the photographer was Gordon th e last th1ee 111cks my aclivity In the New York area so I could given to enable the body to creas wher e msulin IS 7 45-College Basketball Pre-Game Show 33 formed m association with the Family 8 10 Emergency 3 ' 15 Alias Sm th & The r e 1s an mlerestmg Parks director of The Learnmg Tree: remam with my daughter Clara Sure I II take utilize the blood sugar glu ga ll bladder dtsease or some 8 00-AIIin Jones 6 13 College Basketball 33 Sidelight The g a m e was Shaft and Shalt s B1g SCore case Without normal msuhn. a booking m Las Vegas where I d be able to other problem somehmes 8 30-Brldget Loves Bernie 8 10 team of foUl AI the ot he1 achon the mab11Ity to use So 1! ajl came eas1ly the cecords the night bring her or accept an occasiOnal short out-of blood glucose ca uses the sug surgery 1s md1cated These 9 00-Mary Tyler Moore 8 10 Streets of San Francisco 13 table No1th pla1ed and made Movies Bus Riley s Back n Town 4 What Did You Do In town engaement but basically 1! II be New aJ to acc umulate m the blood are not true cases of per t h 1 e e no lru np Can yo 1 clubs TV mov1es But now as 11 IS w1th most the War Daddy 3 15 people hoth m and out of show busmess 11 has work out his line of play' York - New Jersey - Connecticut and back to ve1y high levels Once the Sistent diabetes Surgery for 9 30-Bob Newhart 8 10 other proper reasons such News lnquory 6 13 Carol Burnett 8 10 Hollywood IQcome step by step Luckily those steps are N WS PAPER £N T£R P~ Sf ASSN home each mght Mommy and up 10 lime to level exc;eeds about 170 sug as appendlclhs can be apd 10 00-ABC Televls on Theatre 33 ar spills out m the urme bemg helped Immeasurably by one group or cook breakfast II 00-News 8 10 13 1 smce th e .. kidney s flltermg " done m diabetics 11 15-News 6 13 people - the crt tics In all Immodesty I have to When you re struggling upward tlus way mechamsm 1s set to eiimi" HIWSP4PER INTIRPRISI ASSN I 11 30-News 3 College Basketball 6 Western 'fheatr, 15 adrmt that the reviews I ve been reading about you sometimes wonder tf you re makmg any ale accumulahons of sugar fh~ bzddm~ hils b e~r Movies State Faor 8 Young Fury 10 The Black me m the past few weesk have given me Castle tJ ·r progress 1f anyone really knows you re alive above this level If you lose s( uth Wed Nut th East Send your q"e.sflons lo Dr Lomb 12 00-Movle Wings of Fire 3 goosebwnps Durmg my ftrst career I was Well th1s mornmg I knew I was back I was too much sugar m the urme n core of rh s newspaper P 0 lo.r I~ 30-Movie The Black Cal 13 typed as a cutesy poo g1rl and when I tried to You So tf I old part of the bumness agam How dtd I know 1 yo u begm to lose weight be ISS I Rod o C ty Stot10n New Yori 1 00-Movle Run Psycho Run 10 ca use the calor es m the food • 2 ¥AQ9 X75 tA !2 oloKQ 7 smg Ten Cents a Dance they told me You re Because the adverlismg representatiVe from conve1 ted h blood glucose NY 10019 F"' o copy ol Dr Lomq s 1 15-Mov e Circus of Fear 4 boo~let or~ cholesterol senJ SO celffs 30-Mov e Flood Tide 3 News 13 too young That song s not for you I was 21 at WI t do you (lo Vartety the show busmess bible called and aJ e lost th1 oug h the kidneys to trte same- address and csl fo 2I 30-Mov e Country Music Holiday 4 A- Or uhl c Y u u1 h•l the lime and I dtdn t thmk I was too young I asked me to take an ad The k1dne1 s teed water to Choleslero/ bootlet 4 15-Movle Beyond the Rockies 4 Bids, Rebids a Four-€order 3- The Daily Senlmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Jan 5 1973 ~----~~~------~, At The ' MEIGS INN PH 992 3629 POMEROY, 0 �, • • 2- The Daily Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Jan 5 19b <j,:~::;,::,:~;:::::::::::::::::::::0:':;,:;,,:,:,:;,,::::::>.<«;:<::;,,:,:,:,:,:,::::». :w.~;.:::...x~ ~~, PRESIDENTS Of MANIFEST DESTINY II ' <h II ~\ It R su tlt I Ill j tic. 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By Helen Bottel •• Dear Helen U men and women are now equal then why can I I wear a topless swtm sUit on a public beach as men do • By swnmer the Equal Rights Amendment wtll surely be law and then 11 w11l be my conshtutional nght to go as bare as males But what do you bet I get arrested as I did last year• - BARE BEACH BUNNY Dear BBB That depends on where you swtm South Carolina' Probably B1g Sur Califorma • Probably not (My husband adds So far the Conslttution only gJves you the r1ght to BARE arms - 11 1sn t clear about the rest of the Matomy )-H Dear Helen • I may be the youngest grandmother m Ute country but I m not proud ol1t Not ashamed any more e1Uter I had my first baby when I was not qu1te 13 The IaUter was 17 and he ran away Karen was raiSed by my mother When I got married al19 to a wonderful guy we let Karen decide who she wanted to live wtth and she chose my parents She knows I m her mother but we re more like close SISters Well history repeats Itself Karen ISll t wild but she Utought she was madly 10 love She ran away both she and Ute boy lied about the1r ages and they got marned when she was 13 he 15 The folks had the marnage annulled but my grandson was born before Karen was 14 which makes me a grandmother at age 25 Like me Karen got over Mr love She wants to fmJSh school - and my husband and I want the baby as we haven t been able to have one of our own But I want him as our son not my grandson (who could be taken away from us) Karen says shed rather have 11 this way too but shem1ghtchange hermmd later on and we couldn t bear g1vmg htm up Can I legally adopt my own grandson'- 25 YEAR-OLD GRANDMOTHER Dear GrandmoUter Your husband can legally adopt your grandson as hiS son which would msure his remammg wtth you Since you won t want to close the real mother (your sister-daughter) out of your lives I thmk there will be fewer problems If the boy understands his true status Don t you • - H Dear Helen The tssue 1s common courtesy I m a housewife and very often m supermarkets I wonder why people (usually the middle-aged who should know better) so often leave their consideration lor others at home when they go shoppmg When your checker closes for example who do so many women push ahead of you to an open stand even II they were behind you m the first !me• And how about leavmg empty carts behind your parked car or m the middle of a parkmg space so you have to ettber get out and move them or dnve farther on' I m not too fond of people who block the aisles with their carts and glower when you ask to get through Between the hnes of thiS letter IS a fee!10g of nostalgia lor Ute days when dnvers yielded at yteld Signs stopJIIld to let a wrulmg motor1st on to the highway helped a young child who was lost There s a TV commercial that capitalizes on the fact that no one would offer help if you bad a flat tire ( So buy our tires and be safe ) Have we become a nation of non-carers•JD ' ~ Voice along Br'Way BY PAUL CRABTR1<11il~ r.i Observations as Ute holiday season 11nally winds down January bnngs a resp1te from the holiday buildup whlcb starts about Labor Day at my house Except lor two birthdays II s clear salhng from here to Easter at the Crabtree home Also welcomed 18 the absence of the sttcky-poo children s Christmas specials on TV which are usually not bad the firSt time around but cloYJng and contrived on about the filth rerun There was literally more football on the tube Utan I could handle and 1m a confirmed fan But I got to the pomt that I really dldn 1 care who won the Astro Bluebonnet Bowl or the BlueCray Game etc After the Super Bowl and Pro Bowl games thiS year 1 m sure I won t want to see qoolher game until at least St Patrick s Day The absence of sllcky-poo children will be a relief too w1th school back m sesston At ChriStmas lime my ktds sliclt to your hands when you touch th~m and smell like equal parts of pme needles tangermes hard candy and model cement G<>lly my newest mece born over at Holzer on the last day of the year IS gomg to be at a real disadvantage Sure she made tt In on New Yeatt!; Eve JUS! m time to g1ve her daddy a tax deduction but ati'tlut Ute year 2010 her catty fnends can say Susan says shes only 37 bot I know she was born before 1973 Just when 11 looked as 1! 1972 was gomg down In htstory as a real loser there was the announcer on TV giVIng us the good news that the bombmg of North VIetnam was off and the peace talks were on a gam Amce way !osay goodbye old feller After watchmg the Washington Redskms total domtnalion of last year s champion Cowboys m the NFL playoffs the ritualistic prayer meeting and cheer sesswn m their dressmg room seem~d phony and hoked-up Does God really care who wms In the NFL • The West Coast New Years Eve spectal was extremely good my college-age daughter reports but 1t must have been a little phony and contrived too - pretendmg to be observmg the New Year when 1t was only 9 p m Pacific time where the spectal or1glnated (They did culloNew York for the actual event ) In younger days I thought tl would be great to be m that masstve crowd mNew Yorks Times Square on New Years Eve Now y.ou couldn t pay me to spend the evemng m what has become Allied Chemical Square The happmess not only looked transitory and m most cases mduced by alcohol but the bulk of the crowd looked old and sort of abashed by 11 all My hat IS dolled to the wnter who suggested before Ute Rose Bowl game thatSouth$-n Cal should be des1gnated as a wildcard team m next year s pro football playoffs Ouch t I hope nobody watched the tasteless showing of a basRetball game on ChriStmas afternoon Can t even one day be sacred? Best 10sult I heard all durmg the season of peace-on-earth etc There sa tram leav10g mhalf an hour Be undent A !mal sobermg Utought Reruns are commg soon Some have already begun College BKB Results Pro Standings Tomght's game/$ (SEOAL) Waverly at Athens Logan at Galllpol s Ironton at Me1gs By Un1tecl Press tntern1t1onal East Redmenromp Wagner 57 Morav an 49 NBA Standongs By United Press tnternahonal Eastern Conference AttaniiC DIVISiOn wlpctgb Boston 30 7 8t1 New York 32 10 762 "' •' Buffalo 11 27 289 19' ' Phtladelphla J 36 077 28 Centra I DIVISIOn wlpctgb Ball more 23 t6 590 Atlanta 22 19 537 2 Houston 17 21 447 5 ' Cleveland 11 29 285 12h AHL Standings M Frlgh Dcknsn SO By Unoted Press liilernatlonal LIU Kings Pt 67 Brooklyn 60 East Yeshiva 68 Pratt 63 wltptsgfga Cal Pa 79 Davs& Eikns 69 Jackson at Wellston NS 20 9 tO 50 152 101 Mntctr st 78 Jrsy ctr st 11 TRIVALLEY BOston 20 16 4 44 127 135 John Belpre ~~t> Fed Hock ng Jay 73 New Pal z 70 Prov 17 12 7 41 131 113 Prov ldence 79 RIU59 Warren Local at Vinton Co Rchstr 16 136 38 115 126 SIIAC South 9 17 8 26 121 141 LOUISV Ille 76 N Tex St 69 Eastern at Hannan Trace ~~ngfld 9 25 7 25 134 192 Memphis Sf 97 Drake 92 Kyger Creek at North Ga lha West at Southern Wis Lcrsse 72 Agsta Colt 71 By United Pres. Iateroatlooal In ~the consolation game and Dick Selgo were both out Sy mmes Valley w I I pts gf ga Mars fill 71 Crsn Nwmn 67 OTHER ~ C nc1 29 9 2 60 177 114 Alcorn A&M 128 BIShop 85 With three players combm D1ckmson ( Pa ) edged w1th mjunes Nelsonville- York at Mjller Vrgn a 18 12 7 43 138 125 N Car 100 Furman 67 Pt Pleasant at Park b So 1ng lor 57 pomts Mamtta won Bethany (W Va ) 6432 Wright State contmued 1ts Hrshey 17 10 8 42 135 106 A Starr Wash at Ptkell>n Peay 128 Tusculum 52 Its own mvttalional basketball In oUter college games Cm- winning ways getting 1ts sev Western Conference Rchmnd (j 20 4 30 128 142 Richmond 84 East Car 75 SATURDAY Midwest DIVISIOn Cleve 11 19 7 21 131 142 Tenn St 101 W L b St 80 SVAC tournament Thursday night cmnali overwhelmed Bowling enUt win ..agamst one defeat wlpctgb Bait 5 22 8 18 101 153 Southwestern at Eastern Midwest IIU8 over Waynesburg (Pa ) Green 101).70 Case Western Tim Walker led Wright With 17 Kyger Creek at Sy mmes MtJwaukee 29 13 690 Thursday s Results Cinct 100 Bwlng Grn 70 Chicago 26 13 61.7 t ;; The Plooeers had little trou dumped Oberlin 100-81 Sfeu pomts Cincinnati 4 Cleveland 2 Valley Msk~ngm 73 Ohio Nrlhn 49 KC Omaha 20 24 455 10 !Only game scheduled) OTHERS ble Wlth Waynesburg leadmg benvtlle de£eated Indtana Musklngum also IS having a Tr1 State 89 fllllsdale 54 Detro I 17 2J 447 10 Froday s Games at Wahama lnd St 68 Westmont 59 42-32)\t the lutlf enroute to only (Pa ) 59 42 Muskmgum good season Gene Filrd scored Metgs Pactflc Dtvl$1on Boston at Balllmore Alexander at Federal f-locking Nebraska 63 Georgia St 54 't! I •pel g b R chmond at Providence their second wm of the season whipped Ohio Northern 73-49 22 points and Todd Brown add Glouster at Vinton County Case Wstrn 100 Oli~rlln 81 LosAngeles 30 8 789 New Haven at Rochester Steub<lr vtl 59 lrfil .. Pa 42 both comurg m this tour and Wright State downed ed 18 as the Musk1es climbed to Warren Local at Po nt GoldenState 25 12 676 4 2 Hershey at Tidewater Pleasa nt Tulsa 82 Bradley 73 Phoen x 19 21 475 12 nsment They lost their ltrst Thomas More (Ky ) 78-70 a 9-1 record Ohio Northern fell Southern at Waterford !On ly games scheduled) Neb Om 102 Empna Sj 72 Seattle 13 30 302 19 h eight games of the season Derrek Dickey and Lloyd to 7-3 TUESDAY (Jan 9) Southwest NHL Standtngs Portland 10 31 244 21 2 SEOAL Tex Tech 59 Cre ghton 57 Art Clark led Marietta wtth Balls each scored 22 pomts to Three players combmed for Athens at Logan By Untied Press lnternahonal Thursdays Results S F Ausl n 106 Jrletn Sf 84 East Chicago 111 Houston 97 2Al pomts and a game-h1gh j6 lead Cincmnatl to 1ts seventh 65 pomts to give Case Western Galhpol s at Jackson S E St Okla 81 WylndBap 73 pis gf ga w I I Golden St 108 Portland 83 rebounds Kevm Smith voted win m 10 games thiS season Reserve 1ts fourth wm m SIX Waverly at Ironton Cent St Okla 59 Tex Wsl yn 44 Boston 26 9 3 55 l7l 1!4 Tex (Only gar\wsscheduledl A& I 60 Sui Ross 62 ellston the tourney s mllSt valuable Batts scored all hts po10ts m games Oberlin, 3-li had Ute Metal W Montreat 23 6 9 55 153 89 Froda)l s Games OTHERS Sam ficus 74 E Tex St 65 NY Rgrs 24 12 3 51 149 101 New York at Buffalo player had 19 and Chuck Rob- the first half game s'ilighest scorer m Jed Pom Pleasant at Hurncane Centenary 80 Arkansas 72 Buffalo 21 12 7 Boston at Atlanta 49 149 113 W Lau s ana 86 Pan Am 75 lnson added 18 Jell Montgomery of Bowling Margolis who finiShed w1th 32 Wahama at Spencer Detroot 16 16 6 38 116 127 SBaylor Detro I vs KC Omaha 98 Lamar 94 Toronto 12 20 6 30 120 132 Oklahoma Waynesburg now 4-3 was Green now 3-4 was the htgh pomts H1gh lor Case was Russ At Kansas City 81 Te•as 78 Vncuvr 11 23 6 28 1!9 175 Phoenix at Chicago led by Ted Maczuzak w1Ut 17 scorer with 25 pomts Two top Drake With 24 S W Texas 72 Ang elo Sf 68 NY lsldrs 4 30 4 12 75 182 Ph tladelphta at Portland Air Force 49 Ab Chris 44 MALAGA RESIGNS pomts Falcon players Skip Howard West Golden State at Seattle Al corn A&M 128 Bishop 85 wltplsglga (Only games scheduled) NEW YORK (UP!) - Bob West Ch cage 22 14 2 .46 142 109 Malaga executive director of Colo Mines 95 Rockmnt 72 Mtnn 19 14 4 42 126 105 the Umted States Lawn Tenrus Los Ang tB 17 4 40 120 120 RegiS 78 W New Mex 74 ABA Standings 51 83 Nrthrn Ariz 73 Phtla 17 17 6 40 138 142 Mont Association Thursday submit Utah St 91 Sou Miss 87 By Untied Pres• tnlernattonal Atlanta 16 19 6 38 104 118 ted h1s resignation and saJd he East P1ttsb~h 16 17 6 38 139 130 USF M Seattle 60 w1U return to hiS law practice w 1 pet g b St Lou s 14 18 6 34 108 127 By United Press International Carol na 28 14 61.7 7 22 8 22 108 !53 LAUNCHING EFFORT Green 1()().70 and freshman and oUter busmess mterests m Kentucky 25 14 641 1 2 Caltf UCLA s Brui!IS are nearmg tempts Thursday s Results LOS ANGELES (UP!) No 9 North Carolma scored Jerrell Font had 17 pomts to Cleveland Vorgtn a 23 21 523 6 Sf LouiS 4 Boston 2 the all-tune college record lor the first SIX pomts of the game pace Nebraska to a 63-S4 win Jun F1sher prestdent of a fire Malaga has held Ute post Memphos IS 25 375 12 Detrool 4 Bultalo 2 consecutive Vlctortes and and went on to bury Furman over Georgia State New York l4 27 341 13 , fighter s Ulllon m Salt Lake !Only games scheduled) smce 1969 West Coach John Wooden has Frldav s Games Utah satd Thursday he Is ltJ0.67 George Karl and Dar . ·:::::::::::;' w 1 pet g b (No games scheduled) decided to do somethmg about ryle Elstton hit 16 points each r::":;~:::::::x""~:'~=:>.:::::::::::::~...:::::::::::::::::::>,,::;,:-:m::::::::::>:=~':::::::::;:<:::::::::::::~''''::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~'''''"" Utah 26 1s 634 launchmg an all-out effort to II :~ lndtana 22 18 550 J , WHA Standings stop the 1976 Wmter Olympic and Ed Stahl and Ed HarriSon >~ Denver 22 t8 550 3 , By Un1fed Preso lnternahonal Games from bemg held m his UCLA goes agai!ISt Oregon contributed 15 each for the Tar 0 S ,~ Dallas 15 24 385 10 East tonight In quest of 1ts 54th Heels k San D ego 16 30 348 12 , w I I pts gf ga c1ty consecullve vtctory and o:il D 3 Thursdays Results New Eng 24 15 t 49 174 136 'It IS w1Ut deep regret that Kevm Stacom S career-high "' 1• V rginla 128 New York 97 Cleve 23 14 1 Wooden feels the pressure IS 30 pomts camed ProVIdence to L"' , ) lnd ana 125 San D ego 115 NY 22 20 0 ~ ~~ ~~~ the Amencan Olympic starling to gel to his club ' Denver 125 Dallas 111 Quebec 19 18 1 39 137 140 • Commtltee m New York City 79-59 rout of Rhode Island lly rilLTON RICHMAN t' (Only games scheduled) Ottawa 16 19 3 35 143 164 has picked Salt Lake C1ty for I think perhaps there IS aThe Friars went on a 17-4 burst UP! Snorts Editor ::J Fnday s Games Ph•la 15 24 0 30 137 178 some pressure abollt the early 10 the second half to San D•ego at New York Ute stte of the 1976 Wmter West l NEW YORK (UPI)- The Utree of Utem used to be together all Vtrg noa vs Carolina winning string Wooden satd lreuk open the game w I I pts gf ga Games he saJd ThiS comes ,:;,; At Greensboro Wnopeg 22 18 2 .46 150 131 at a ttme when the lire lighters It IS something that we have Louisville w1th Jumor the time Utah at Ke11tucky M nn 20 16 3 43 128 126 Now not so much anymore Memph sat Dallas never talked about I know B ld t b I 20 Los Ang 17 19 4 38 134 139 and organiZed labor of Utah r geman con rt u mg But thiS was something of an occasiOn des1gned to pump up the !Only gamesscheduled) everyone else Is all our fans Houston 16 17 4 36 128 131 are boycotting that City 18 National Hockey League s All.Star Game which wtll be played and everyone the kids come pomts opened defense of ' Mtssoun Valley Conference here at Madison Sqllare Garden on Jan 30 and suddenly here Into contact Wllh Alberta 16 20 2 34 119 133 Iitle wtth a 7!Hi9 VIctory over Utey were all together agam mthe flesh the Detroit Red Wmgs Thursdays Results So I have decided to start New York 9 Ottawa 4 NorUt Texas State celebrated Producllon Line of 20 years back-Sld Abel Ted talking about It myself to my Kevm Restanl and Phil !Only game scheduled) Lindsay and Gordte Howe players Maybe It will loosen Friday s Games Smith scored 20 points each to Std Abel general manager of the St LouiS Blues now and the (No games scheduled) them up a little 8 66-60 oldest of the three was talking about how close Utey used to be lead San FranciSCo to The college record for con tr1umph over Seattle and Willie l@lt!leiiU!J~ mg days seculive victories IS 60 set by as JOSI a happy combmation he said we got so that we the University of San Fran- Biles hit 21 of hiS 25 pomts m the second half to rally Tulsa to ould tell when one or Ute other stopped on the Ice without even cisco In Ute m1d 1951E UCLA an 62-73 victory over Bradley 1 Freshman Alvm Adams havmg to look Gord was Ute qmet one He was the muse e man also plays Oregon Stale LOS ANGELES (UP! ) - Lee Trevmo No 2 money man Lindsay had the Jekyl-and Hyde type personality Off the 1ce he Saturday night and a pair of m Ute £1rst round of a pro behind Nicklaus last year orten 2.'1 pomts hlttmg on 64 was a perfect gentleman put the urulorm on htm and he became vtctorles would leave the scored per cent of his £teld goal atgolf tournament an unknown could do no better Utan :J8.33-Bruins only five short of the tempts and pulled down 19 a little tiger from Keokuk or Grand Hap1ds 76 Listener Asks Question record rebounds as Oklahoma edgeq pops up as the leader and then Stockton whose wtfe has Is Utat why the)' called him Terrible Ted? one of Abel s In, ,~ nlg~t l!Ction Tell8a &1 78 a"nd Blny Biiforo returns to oblivloo w1th a string been 111 w1\h pneumonia 'Bnd etghth-ranked Southwestern came o£1 the bench to score 10 listeners wanted to know whose moUter underwent surg I Utmk that was a bad tag to put on any hockey player sa1d of bogeys m later rounds LouiSiana taking advantage of points m the second overtime Not so m the first round of the ery Thursday got great 23 turnovers turned back Pan period and lead MemphiS State Abel After all he weighed only 165 pounds and what did they 72-hole $135 000 Glen Campbell satisfaction from hiS 67 He American 66 75 Dwight to a 97 92 tr1wnph over Drake expect him to do when some of those big guys came along and hit Los Angeles Open Thursday had perhaps Ute most spec Lamar USL s star guard Derek Dtckey and Lloyd him stand Utere? Howe a VIce president w1th the Red Wmgs and Lmdsay domg ftrst event on the 1973 PGA tacular shot of the first round coUected 23 po10ts but could hit Batts hit 22 pomts each as tour He holed a wedge from 12Al oo only 9 of 23 l!eld"l!oal at- Cmclnnati clubbed Bowling Ute color for NBC m the NHL games were putlmg their coats Johnny Miller Dave Stock yards out for an eagle two on away as Abel was speaking about them They had entered the ton and agmg Julius Boros tied the 465-yard 12th hole Garden s Hall of Fame Room only a couple of rnmutes before Former champwn Billy for the first-round lead at 67 Now when they spotted Abel they walked toward htm I was JUSt tellmg these fellows how I fell about them callmg lour under par for the RIVIera Casper withdrew because of a bad back Doug Sanders laded you Terrible Ted Abel said to Lindsay I told them I d1dn t Country Club course Jack Nicklaus everybody s to start because of a sore band particularly like the name favorite to win alter his record Subs filled the field to Ute I had another name lor you Howe sa1d lookmg at Lmdsay He called out the name one which most newspapers wouldn t $320 542 year m 1972 shot 32-37 regular 144 but one of them --69 and sa1d ThiS ts one of the Odell Massey dtd not show use and Lindsay laughed When s the last ltme you guys played together' someone great golf courses m the country asked Abel The Daily Sentinel Miller 25 Stockton 31 and Four !1ve years ago m one of those Old Tuners Games DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF agamst Ute Canadiens he said We played agamst (Toe) Boros 52 all btg money wm MEIGS MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHI~L Blake (Maurice) Richard and (Elmer) Lach These two guys ners on the tour did not have a euc Ed bogey among them Mtller and carrted me ROBERT HOEFLICH Boros shot 33-34 and Stockton C1ty Ed1tor How did you three ever get togeUter? Publ shed da ly except 34-33 Made to Order Saturday b'9' The On o Valley A stroke back gomg mto Publ sh ng Company 111 I d been three years m the Canadian serVIce and bemg away Court Sl Pomeroy Ot!IO made 1! hard commg back agam with the Red Wmgs saJd Abel today s second round was 45769 Bustnes' Office Phone No Bookings Accepted After 2156 Ed1tor at Phone 992 Jack Adams saw lit to put me w1Ut these two young fellows It veteran Bob Rosburg 46 WIUt 992 7157 January 1$ Second dass. postage pad at was made to order forme Iwasliketbe Dad of the lme They did 34-34-68 Pomeroy Oh o There were lour other more Ute spade work I was the garbage man All I d really do IS Nat onal advert i-si ng DON'T DELAYI-CALL NOW ORVIS IT stand there near the crease push someone and argue wtlh the or less promment pros tied repreuntat ve Bottlnelll Gat agher Inc 12 East •2nCI w1Ut Nicklaus at 69- Don B1es referee that s all St New "(_ork C ty New York SeatUe 3J.36 Bert Yancey Subscrrptlon rates De Not qmte vered by carr er whtrt Pompano Beach Fla David Pomeroy, Phone 992 2590 Sid Abel centered the Production Lme which some say still ava lab e 50 cents per week By Motor Route where carrier Galhpohs, Phone 446 0699 ranks as the finest lme hockey ever produced One year Abel Graham of Australia and Art serv ce not available One Wall Jr 48 from Honesdale Howe aod Lindsay llrushed I 2-3 m scormg AIUtough they never month Sl 75 By mo I l'n OhiO and W Va One year 514 00 made the NHL s All.Star learn as a unit what generally would Pa 1 wtth 34-35 S )1. months S7 25 Tflret 992 2238 There were 2.' 1 golfers under happen was two of them would make Ute ltrsl team and the oUter monttts U 50 Subscrlr,tlon ce includes Sunday T mes one the second or one would be named to Ute f1rst team and the par-all pros-and 14 at par In pr Sent net 992-3748 Ute startmg field of 143 Two OR oUter two would make Ute second amateurs Bud Bradley of Los 992 5020 Lmdsay who played left wtng scored 379 goals and had 472 Angeles and Mark f'fetl of assists durmg his 17 seasons m the NHL while the 44 year'()ld ' Palos Verdes Cahf shot Middleport Oh a 43760 Howe who completed 25 years before retirmg m September tdenltcal 35-36--7! scores a North Secor.d Avenue 1971 played more seasons more games (I 687) scored more Sam Suead a well-preserved goals (766) drew more assists (1 02.'1) totaled more pomts 60 bad 37-33-70 one under ,_..:~o:::::::::::~::::::::;;"~~;l-(-1;110911-a•id-p,Jayed~il\-•n~'e-A~-Ii:tarcg~~es;(:I2 J than any other k nold Palmer 43 had some player past or present 10 professiOnal hockey trouble wtUt hiS putter and had The Greatness of Howe a card of 38-37-75 £our over The greatness of Howe srud Undsay alter Ute other two had moved off lies 10 the fact he s the same fellow I mellor the first time m training camp m Windsor m 1944 He was humble then and slll11s no«r As for Sid I m eternally Indebted to him When he came back £rom service I was a rookie w1th a Iotta guts and no brams He gave me direction I always looked at Sid and maybe he II resent thiS but I always looked at htm as the parental member of our line He was our lather away from home Howe who had come bacli and heard the remark nodded Presenttng 1 felt that way too he satd How come one of those present asked Lmdsay you al'll(ays !Jve Entertamment drew so many penaltlea• The little one time Detroit dynamo frowned 'Only because of the crowd s reaction he said Howe would do 1t and I d get blll9led 'Oh sure put m Howe two feet away trying to keep a straight face He couldn t though and began laughing over Suhlani Coach Art Lanham s Rio Grande College Redmen romped over the U S Navy s Sublant quintet 101 66, at Norfolk Va Thursday mght Tonight Rio takes on Keen State College of New Hampshire m a regular season contest Box score of Thursday s wm RIO GRANDE (tOll Fausnaugh 2 0 4 flart 9 l !9 Bartram T day' s1nort rara de I' Pros resume golf action ON THE TV DIAL Logan-Gallipolis basketball live audio 7 30 Ch 5 TV replay Saturday at 10 a m (not avatlable m Mason Meigs area) Ironton Meigs basketball same schedule (not available m Gallipolis) SATURDAY TV FARE Goodbye football hello basketball Ohio State-M1ch1gan at noon WTVN TV Marshall North Carol10a 6 p m WMUL-TV plus a couple of other college games mcluding UCLA-Oregon State II 30 p m WTVN TV TheSemor Bowl (a t 2 on WSAZ.TV) and Hula Bowl (4 on WHTN TV) remurdsus the gridirOn JSn !deserted yet Lawrence Welk plays Canadian hits at 7 WTAP TV And the evemng s best showJSa special I Am 3oe s Heart ~t,7 30 ,W~S,TV Uv~ audiO of Wabama Meigs basketball IS on Ch 5 at 7 30 with TV replay Sunday at II 30 a m • TeIeVISIOn . . 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HI s What do 7 30 -because they make us mad Next time you re at the super / • .AK Q yo do now arket count the people who walt Utell' turn stay out of your 6 00 r News 3 4 8 10 15 Truth or Conseq 6 Sesame Sf 20 WEST EAST (D) m • Around the Bend 33 way etc You might be surprtsed H 6 30 - News 6 13 1Dream of Jeanne 13 flathayoga 33 .KI0 5 .973 ~ 'i'f:~'Jif§,< f.'i :-:::::~:::,::::::::::;:;:v:;:;:;:;~<,;:::;:;:~;:~:;:;:;;(,;:;:i-1.~::;:;:;<:(.;:;:;:;:;!:::~;:;:;:;:;;:;:;:~;:;:;!:: :,v 7 00 - Truth or Conseq 3 Beat the Clock • News 6 10 Whal s ¥K 9 ¥1086 43 My L ne 8 Wld K ngdom 13 Saint 15 Elec Co 20 Folk t KQJl04 t 72 Gu tar 33 olo 852 .10 63 7 30 - Young Dr K !dare 4 II s Your Bet 8 Wall St Wa k 33 SOUTH Parent Game 10 Beat the Clock 13 I • J 86 4 8 00 - Sanford & Son 3 4 15 Brady Bunch 6 13 Mlssoon • J5 2 lmposslble8 10 Washtnglon Week n Rev tew 20 33 By JACK 0 BRIAN still don t But there 11 was So mostly I stayed • 85 8 30 - Little People 3 15 Parlndge Family 6 13 LIFE HAS ITS MANY FOLDS w1th the I Love My Baby type melodies There olo u9 7 4 9 00 - Room 222 6 13 World Press 20 Circle of Fear 3 • 15 NEW YORK (KFS) - It was almost 20 was one occasion when Mtlch Miller let me try Masterp ece Theatre 33 Movies The Sand Pebbles 10 To Both v ulm~ able Be Announced 8 years ago when we first encountered Jill Corey recordmg a torch song but at that lime I was West Nc rth East South 9 30Odd Couple6 13 Thi rty Mnutes Wth 20 the pretty IItUe smger whose mercurial me to feeling my oa Is staymg up too late not takmg Pass Pa:ss 10 OO - LoveAmer ca n Siy le6 13 News20 Pau1Nuchlns33 In 1 Dblo Pass stardom began when her picture appeared on care of my vo1ce and as a result my vibrato Hv La>trence Lamb MD of Anc ent Astronauts 3 4 15 wash the sugar out m the II 00Search Pass Pass 2t N ews Weather Sports 6 8 TO 13 the cover of Life Jill sa td goodbye to showbiz wobbled so widely on the record that II was Pass Pass Puss Dear Dr Lamb-Why cant yrme ca usmg the person to II 30 - Johnny Carson 3 15 ThiS Is The Year That W•ll Be 6 a few years later to marry Don Hoak th1rd never released and 1t was back to cutesy poo diabetes be cure d' I am pass lots of urme frequently Pass Movies Wh le Fang B Web of Fear tO flurrlcane Sm th 13 Open 1 g lead - + K baseman for the Pittsburgh Pirates and she for dear old Jill 62 and they JUSt found out I To replace the water that s one must drmk lots of I 00 - Roller Derby • Move Voyage to the End ol the should have lived happily ever after But Don So I guess lhmgs even up No one s lookmg have 11 It dtd not show m lost Un1verse 10 water Therefore the sympBy Oswald & James Jacob) d1ed too young of a heart attack Oddly 1972 out for me now taking my career firmly m their tt e unne ongmally I kept a 1 30 - News 13 check on my kid toms of diabetes are thirst 2 00 - News 4 South wasn t happy with saw the dem1se of L1fe and Ute comeback of Jill hands but because of that I can be myself f can constant nevs and over a year ago fr equent unnahon and SATURDAY JANUARY' 1973 his b1ddmg He !lad b1d and Comeback ? That s a dtrty word m show Sing the songs that mean the most to me which diabetes was even ruled out weight loss w1th a large ap 6 30--Chrlstopher Closeup 0 TV Classroom 8 Kentucky At eld rebid a fom ~a1 d swt headed busmess says the smger You ask a star means 1f I can convey that feeling I can giVe an Then all at once my urme petite The mdlvtdual eats a 13 by the Jac k He was I e s s 7 oo-Nelghbors 13 Farm Front 4 Death Valley Days 8 Fun lot of food but shll loses tor Everyone 6 Treehouse Club 10 happy when he sa w that th e about makmg a comeback und the standard audience that much more And 11 seems to be shoWed 4 and l was gtven we1ght because the food en a tolerance test and the dumm) held Just t h 1 e e answer IS Comeback' I never was away' Bull workmg I can t believe 11 but do you know blood ergy IS lost m the urme I 7 15-Woman s Point of V ew 13 sugar was 595 I was from COS I tO Farm brook 3 Gospel T me for It umps f01 h1m was away For almost etght years I was content Shakespeare wasn t always nght• He sa1d am surpnsed you hadn t al 7 30-Man placed m a hospital and Timothy 13 D ck Van Dyke 4 Ar ch•es TV Funnies 8 A lot of pla~e1 s would I ave to be Jill Corey Hoak w1fe, mother cook and comparisons are od1ous Well maybe to ready lost some weight With Sesame 51 20 Gospel 6 they put me on msulm and g1ven up m d1sg ust but Sot th cleaner Sure once m a wh1le the old yen to smg Shakespeare but not to me If I m only half as an 600-calone diet to reduce the htgh blood sugar level 8 OG- floundcats 3 4 15 Buys Bunn y 8 10 Pufnstulf 13 Jakes p10ceeded to make h s ron Place 6 that you report m your let The msuhn IDJectwn made ter tract With an overtnck Ac would creep up and then I d dtet off the lew good as some of the smgers the reviewers have 8 30- Roman Holidays 3 • 15 Jackson Five 6 13 Sabrtna The compared me tom the last few weeks I d feel I my legs sore and II keeps tually Il wasn l too hal d pounds that all w1ves put pn and take a one Teenage Wtfch 8 Mr Rogers 20 Bugs Bunny 10 The diet IS very Important gettmg worse From the The ca1ds JUSt had to help mghter here or a week s booking there but then 9 OQ-Jetson 3 • 15,., 0s monds 6 13 Amaz ng Chan 8 tO was a very very lucky woman Sesame St 20 ' m the treatment of diabetes am gettmg my trea tment I tum 1t would be back to the same old mce routme for Just recently I was Signed to play blood IS staymg down around and you re correct m saymg 9 30- Pink Panther 3 4 IS Move Cartoons6 tJ 8 10 He won the second d a another s1x months or so Dangerfield s Rodney Dangerfield s popular 110 or close to that I also that It must be balanced 10 OG-Underdog 3 4 15 Elec Co 20 mond m dumm} and played 4 15 Josle& The Pussyca ls 8 10 Brady K<ds But when you £md a hvmg must be made mghtclub m New York And believe me that s a have diverhculosts and my agamst the medlcmes you re 10 JO-Barkleys3 out the t h 1 e e top clubs 6 13 Mr Rooers 20 Evm yone loll owed and bt Sl and you realize from the ltme you were four toughie You know when an audience comes to d1et calls for lots of vege talnng In mdtvtduals With 11 oo-Sea ab 3 4 15 Fl ntstones 8 10 Bewtlched 13 CBPA ness was look ng up Bowl ng 6 Sesame Sf 20 you ve only known one way to make that ltvmg Dangerfield s they re there for JUst one thmg tables I ve had some dis milder forms of diabetes discomfort m ihe bowels and than you apparently have II 30-Runaround 3 4 15 Kid Power 6 13 Now he led a d1amond IIJen 1t s time to come back Rodney I adm1t I was temf1ed bot somehow back and yet I have to eat we1ght reduction alone by 12 OG-Around the World In 80 Days 3 4 15 Archles TV Funnies II om dummy East .could do Was I afraid about commg back' Sure after a few scary mghts I learned a few thmgs to balance the calorie mtake proper d1et oflhmes lowers 10 Elec Co 20 Funky Panfhoni 13 Sf ngray 8 College nothmg bettet than to dis Basketba I 6 sa1d Jill I realized I d been away JUSt a couple the blood sugar to acceptable made a few adjustments and by the lime the w1th my med1cme as I un card a hea11 and So uth made 30-Talking with a Giant3 • t5 L dsvllle 13 Fat Alberl10 8 12 of years too long The frequent smiles of engagement was over well sure Utey were still derstand t We know of no levels a sma ll trump I OG-Monkees 6 13 Crafts w lh Katy 3 Dick Van Dyke 4 Diabetes does seem to wa1ltng for Rodney but them seemed to be glad one In our family who had Now he led a low heart recognition the H1 J1lls were not conung Lassie 15 Arthur Smith 8 CBS Ch ldren s F<lm Festival 10 d1abetes or at least we {messed dumm y s q u e e n nearly as often I knew tl wouldn I be easy that I d also happened by And that s the kmd of never heard of It Is 11 true have a tendency to be m 1 30-Wally s Workshop 3 Death Valley Days 15 College Baskefball 8 Sports Challenge 4 Bonnie Lou and Buster t3 her1ted, although many md1 cashed the ace and led a Parhcularly smce I d never had to go around a boost you need w!len you re )USI fmd10 g your one cannot undergo surgery• 2 00-Semor BowiJ 4 15 Fa thIn Action 6 Man from COSilO fourth dwmond Aga n the knockmg on doors before It had all come In one v1duals do have tl w1thout This Week In the NBA 13 way back Dear Reader- Most cases any known prevtous family 2 30-Pro best East could do was to Tour 6 13 Movie Away All Boals 10 What lies ahead' I don t really know I d like oJ diabetes ca nnot be cured history The fact that there 3 30-TBABowlers discard a heart and South fast wonderful day lor me 8 I made the cover of Life Magazme m 1953 made his eighth tnck w1th II to happen all over agam as fast as 11 dtd the but they can be controlled 1s no one m your family that 4 00-Hula Bowl6 13 CBSGoiiCiasslc8 FolkGultarJ3 a small trump as a brand new Cmderella star In JUSt one last ltme but I ve tried to make myself reabze Although there are several you know of who had d1a 4 30-Lassle 10 Wildlife Theatre 33 Now he was sme of h s da} I signed w1th Columbia Records tne Dave mechamsms which betes IS no reason that you 5 00-M;iklng Things Grow 33 Doctor In the flouse 4 Marsha ll that 1t will be a slow process It lllie a club here com11lex Sporti 3 Golf 8 10 co nil ac t s ne e dumm y st1ll can ca use the blood sugar to couldn t have 11 as your Garroway T ~ show the Arthur Godfrey TV a club there a TV appearance here a record 5 30-Sesame St 33 Gospel Talent Time 1s 1Dream of Jeann 1J held all1ts 11 umps bt t So 1th bP markedly elevated the case has demonstrated 4 Billy Walkers Country Carnival 3 show and ..las fo llowed around for that cover did even bellet there and that somehow 1f I m lucky tt II all common one associated With no reason to per There 1 s 6 00-News Weather Sports 3 IS 4 8 Mov•e The Tartars 10 He led h1s Jac k of healls story by a Ufe photographer writer team And begm to accwnulate to snowball until I m dtabetes IS related to nade form surgery m real dta 6 30-N BC News 4 15 Sportscope 33 flee flaw 8 West had to 111f othen11se by the way that team has never had to make a fmally back where I want to be And of course quate productiOn or utihza betes If the elevated blood 7 00-Lawrence Welk 4 IS Let s Make A Deal 3 Wall Till Your the Jac k would have held the comeback The writer was Shana Alexander t10n of msulin a hormone Father Gets flume 13 flee flaw 6 I m not makmg 1t easy for myself I dectded from the paocreas Insulin sugar IS associated w1th the 7 30Irick and now West was end Nash vtlle Music 3 Beat the Cloc k 13 George Kirby 8 after Don died that I would want to keep most of 01 s1m1Iar med1cmes are mflammahon of ttie pan played and had to giVe South former editor of McCall s now colwnntsl for Marco Sportllte 33 I Am Joe s fleart 10 Newsweek and the photographer was Gordon th e last th1ee 111cks my aclivity In the New York area so I could given to enable the body to creas wher e msulin IS 7 45-College Basketball Pre-Game Show 33 formed m association with the Family 8 10 Emergency 3 ' 15 Alias Sm th & The r e 1s an mlerestmg Parks director of The Learnmg Tree: remam with my daughter Clara Sure I II take utilize the blood sugar glu ga ll bladder dtsease or some 8 00-AIIin Jones 6 13 College Basketball 33 Sidelight The g a m e was Shaft and Shalt s B1g SCore case Without normal msuhn. a booking m Las Vegas where I d be able to other problem somehmes 8 30-Brldget Loves Bernie 8 10 team of foUl AI the ot he1 achon the mab11Ity to use So 1! ajl came eas1ly the cecords the night bring her or accept an occasiOnal short out-of blood glucose ca uses the sug surgery 1s md1cated These 9 00-Mary Tyler Moore 8 10 Streets of San Francisco 13 table No1th pla1ed and made Movies Bus Riley s Back n Town 4 What Did You Do In town engaement but basically 1! II be New aJ to acc umulate m the blood are not true cases of per t h 1 e e no lru np Can yo 1 clubs TV mov1es But now as 11 IS w1th most the War Daddy 3 15 people hoth m and out of show busmess 11 has work out his line of play' York - New Jersey - Connecticut and back to ve1y high levels Once the Sistent diabetes Surgery for 9 30-Bob Newhart 8 10 other proper reasons such News lnquory 6 13 Carol Burnett 8 10 Hollywood IQcome step by step Luckily those steps are N WS PAPER £N T£R P~ Sf ASSN home each mght Mommy and up 10 lime to level exc;eeds about 170 sug as appendlclhs can be apd 10 00-ABC Televls on Theatre 33 ar spills out m the urme bemg helped Immeasurably by one group or cook breakfast II 00-News 8 10 13 1 smce th e .. kidney s flltermg " done m diabetics 11 15-News 6 13 people - the crt tics In all Immodesty I have to When you re struggling upward tlus way mechamsm 1s set to eiimi" HIWSP4PER INTIRPRISI ASSN I 11 30-News 3 College Basketball 6 Western 'fheatr, 15 adrmt that the reviews I ve been reading about you sometimes wonder tf you re makmg any ale accumulahons of sugar fh~ bzddm~ hils b e~r Movies State Faor 8 Young Fury 10 The Black me m the past few weesk have given me Castle tJ ·r progress 1f anyone really knows you re alive above this level If you lose s( uth Wed Nut th East Send your q"e.sflons lo Dr Lomb 12 00-Movle Wings of Fire 3 goosebwnps Durmg my ftrst career I was Well th1s mornmg I knew I was back I was too much sugar m the urme n core of rh s newspaper P 0 lo.r I~ 30-Movie The Black Cal 13 typed as a cutesy poo g1rl and when I tried to You So tf I old part of the bumness agam How dtd I know 1 yo u begm to lose weight be ISS I Rod o C ty Stot10n New Yori 1 00-Movle Run Psycho Run 10 ca use the calor es m the food • 2 ¥AQ9 X75 tA !2 oloKQ 7 smg Ten Cents a Dance they told me You re Because the adverlismg representatiVe from conve1 ted h blood glucose NY 10019 F"' o copy ol Dr Lomq s 1 15-Mov e Circus of Fear 4 boo~let or~ cholesterol senJ SO celffs 30-Mov e Flood Tide 3 News 13 too young That song s not for you I was 21 at WI t do you (lo Vartety the show busmess bible called and aJ e lost th1 oug h the kidneys to trte same- address and csl fo 2I 30-Mov e Country Music Holiday 4 A- Or uhl c Y u u1 h•l the lime and I dtdn t thmk I was too young I asked me to take an ad The k1dne1 s teed water to Choleslero/ bootlet 4 15-Movle Beyond the Rockies 4 Bids, Rebids a Four-€order 3- The Daily Senlmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Jan 5 1973 ~----~~~------~, At The ' MEIGS INN PH 992 3629 POMEROY, 0 �...- . . . .. . ·' • -· .. .. '. 5:- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy ,"o.,Jan. 5, 1973 \ Children·gi~e program~_at ·Carletmz Church servicr~ . -: . :S-Sgt. ·La11:ce .is surprised • \ ~. The Carleton Church. Houdas~-Christmas I.had its Christma$ pro- ·ghts, by Diana Ross. · gralp ·directed ,by . ~alph The cla8s sling a selection Carl, Sup\. of the Siinday and. the congregatlpn ·sang It School. Rev. Jay Stiles led the Came Upon .the Midnight group iri prayer aiKI all sang Clear. · ''0 Come all ye Faithful."· · The Bu:zy Bee ~nd Sunbeam The ·eradle Roll program Classes pr'esented a 3-act play, with theit teachers, Mrs. Olen Three Days Bef<H'e·Christmas. · Harrison, presenlj!d a playlet, Between the first and second "Presents For Jesus," . in acts, Olen Harrison 'had two which members of the Young Christmas readings and ~- \ Adult Class made up a choir tween. the 2nd and ;It'd acta, singing s~veral selections, . Helen King and Geneva King followed by the Cradle Roll sang. Class giving verses, Jesus' Taking part in the play were, Birthday, by Brett Carl: Karla Beal, Sue WOQ!!. Bar· Message of Hope, by Brian ba'ra Curthers, .-.Steve Smith, King; 0 Wondrous Star, Rodney Carl, Shei'IIUjn White, by Randy Carl; My W~h. by Geneva King, Helen King, Phillip King; I'd Like To Ride a David King, Miss G~am, Camel, by Scott Harrison; The Monij King and Di1111a Ross, Sweetest Baby, by Barbara whose teachers are Delores · Hatfield; Merry Christmas, by · · King and Harold .and Grace Terri Gilliam; A Little Song, White. by Jodi Harrison; Are You The closing prayer W'!,S by Happy, by Greg Murray; A · Roy Brickles and everyone was Little Story, by Angela Hat- served homemade candy by field; Star of Gold, by Brill the ladies of the church. The.re King; Not Very Big, by Audra was a gift exchange with Santa arriving to chat with the youngsters. ' of Bob JIM BUSH, manager of Bob Evans Steak House, and Gary .Fife, left, manager Evans Drive-In, go over a menu with Herb Bush, right, c~wner of Evans and Bush Fine Foods, Inc. Herb Bush will join Bob Evans Farm Foods and will supervise the operation of the Steak House and Drive-ln. Jim Bush and Fife will continue in their present capacities. ·Steak House, Drive-In join restaurant chain Agreements were signed menu featuring steaks and business, but is also the birthThursday bringing together other dinners along with· a place of Bob Evans Farms BOB EVANS, President of Bob Evans Farms; Daniel E. Evans, Chairman of the Board· ' two enterprises started by Bob complete line of sandwiches Sausage. (seated) and Herb Bilsh, co-owner of E~ns and Bush Fine Foods, Inc. and Robert S. Wood, Evans. Vice President and General Manager of Bob E~ns Farm Foods, sign papers merging Bob and breakfast meals will be Here he ground and sold the According to Daniel E. served as usual. We will . be first Bob Evans Farms Evans Farm Foods anctEvans and Bush Fine Foods, Inc. in Columbus yesterday. Evans, chairman of the board doing some remodelling, Sausage in. response to the of Bob Evans·Farms, Inc., the though, to give our customers · demands of patrons who "liked Bob Evans Steak Houstf and the best possible SW'roundings. . what they were served" in the Bob Evans Drive-In, 1526 "And we will continue to Steak House. Eastern Ave., Gallipolis, has offel' a fine selection of sandIn the early 50s, Herb Bush Evans Farms 1 Inc, , grow to The corporation operates events attract more than 60,000 become part of Bob Evans wiches and Kentucky Fried joined Bob as co-owner and become the leading 1 sausage sausage farm plants at Bid- visitors each year. Bob Evans attributes the Farm Foods, the corporation's Chicken at the Drive-In,' · he took over as general manager producer in the midwest with well, Xenia, Ohio and Hillswholly-owned restaurant said, "with both inside ea ling and the name was changed to sales in excess of $22 million a dale, Michigan; seven sales success of the company's subsidiary. . and curb service::• The Bob Bob Evans Steak House. In year and the operator of nine divisions covering the Midwest sausage products and its The transaction took place Evans Steak House, started in time, .the Bob Evans Drive-In Bob Evans RestaW'ants ... from Chicago to PittsbW'gh · restaW'ants to the dedication of when agreements were signed 1946 under the name Terminal was added and became one of including three in Columbus, and from Detroit to its employees to their job and between Bob Evans Farms, Steak House, not only the nation's earliest Kentucky two in Toledo, two in Cin- Charleston ; and · the to Bob Evans Farms and the Inc., and Bob Evans and Herb represents Bob Evans earliest Fried Chicken francljises. Homestead Farm at Rio company's traditions of cinnati, and one each at Bush, co-owners of Evans and venture into the restuarant Grande where a variety of · country quality. The years have seen Bob Chillicothe and Rio Grande. Bush Fine Foods, Inc. Bush will join !fob Evans Farm Foods and will supervise the Holzer Medical Center op~ration of the Steak House ., (Discharged) and the Drive-ln. Mrs. William Patterson and Jiiii' Bush, manager of Bob son, Mrs. Don Green, Jr. and Evans Steak House, and Gary daughter, Elsie Stewart, Fife, manager of Bob Evans Warren Graham , Oakey "Drive-In, will continue in their SURFERS PARADISE, he was disillusioned with MASON - The Wahama 6. ' ~ow~rd, Sandra Long, Mrs. present capacities. Australia (UP!) - Retired U. American policy in Vietnam. In discussing the effect of the High School White Falcon The band plans to leave the onme Rainey and son, Mrs. S. Col. David H. Hackworth, Among his awards were change In ownership, Bob Band, recenUy hon<H'ed by high school in Mason Friday · Jon Anderson and daughter, the most dec<H'ated officer of eight Purple Hearts, 10 Silver Evans said, "the Steak House Gov. Arch Moore is being morning, Jan. 19 , . by Anna Crabtree; Merrill Geer, the Vietnam War, said today he Stars, eight Bronze Stars and selected to represent the state Greyhound Bus and will arrive Jr., Arthur Maloy, Mrs. Robert is working as a waitef in a cafe eight Vietnamese medals for in . the President's Inaugural in the Washington area Friday Ousley and son, Cindy in an Australian resort. And, he bravery. Par~de In Washington on Jan . eveijing ., wbere .. motel ac- Ghearing, Dale Sheets,· said, he likes it. Hackworth ... came • . to 211, will conduct a.door·loodoor'"V"coi\imodlltions . have been Mariam . McCarley, Judy "I'm here,'' he said, Australia in October and said canvass for funds Jan. 6 in· the made. They will march in the Waugh, Gared Sheets, Leah ''because !like peace." his job - "which keeps me on Be~d area. Band members will parade Saturday afternoon, Stout, David Gerard, James The 42-year-old Hackworth, the go"-satisfies him. He be m uniform and will leave a and the young people hope to Pulley, Ada Merry, Emmett once described as a one-man works in a cafe in the so-called special "Wahama to ta~e a sight-seeing loW' of Hughes, Ina Hoback, Kay army, won 91 medals in Vidt- Gold Coast, a top resort area. Washln~;ton" tag with each Washington on Sunday before Cameron and Melissa Nance. nain before he retired. He said contributor. retur~ing home Monday. (BlrlhSi The band has received Mrs. 'Gerald Jolly, Wellston, contributions from area a son and Mrs. Donald businesses and non-profit ON DEAN'S LIST Browning, Bidwell, a daughter. Home of Pomerov ~wling Lanes organizations, hicluding a The Marietla College Dean's Saturday Junior league number of churches. Area List for the first semester of the Fabulous Dec. 16, 1972 industries are being contacted 1972-73 includes three students Veterans Memorial Hospital · Standings ~Team Pts. through Chamber of Com- from our arek . To qualify, ADMITTED - A. J. Ball Busters 34 merce members. The Band students IJ\bst compile a 3.000 Wilbarger, Long· Bottom ; Impacts 32 Boosters are asking for support or ''B" average in at least 12 Doyle Smales, Reedsville ; Dreamers 211/:z Rams 21 in the form of contributions hoW's of work. The students are Evelyn Notter, Pomeroy; Apa ches 18•12 from as many people over the Nancy K. Baum, a sophomore Cathy Price, Rutland; Tyronne Alley Cats 17 High l"di vidual Game state as may wish to give. from Chester and a '71 Patterson, Middleport; Cathy Hattie F: Smith, dec., to Johnson 179. Checks may be made payable graduate of Eastern High Smith, Long Bottom; Jeannie Adalene Fiechtner, Cert. for Arnold Second High Ind. Game to "Wahama. Band to School. She is the daughter of Wells, Bidwell;' David Darst, Trans ., Middleport. ' Steve Bachner 177 . ttigh Series - Steve Bachner Washington" and mailed to Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Bawn. Middiep<H't; Diane Gilmore, Consolidation Coal Co. to 466 . Wahama Band to Washington Robert c. Hout, Gallipolis a Rutland; Franklin Lemley , · Clifford Hill, Pauline Hill, 1.122 Second High Series - Ar nold Fund, c-o Mason County Bank, junior and a '70 graduate' of Portland; Ronald Hoffman, A., Letart. · Johnson 445. Team High Game - Ball New Haven, W. Va. 25265. Gallia Academy High School. Middleport, arid Georgia ·Bernard V. Fultz, adm,. Leo Bu ster s 911 Since time is growing short, He is the son of Mr. and Mrs Ervin, Middlep<H't. Team High · Series Ball Hyseli, dec., to Harry S. the Band Boosters ask that George - A. Hout. And from The· DISCHARGES - Raymond Bu ster s 2615. Moore, Jean L. Moore, LOt, Order By Phone contributions be mailed soon if Plains, Mark Swarl, 3 Circle Hartley, Lizzie Hanning, Middlep<H'I. And Take Em Home from an area not contacted Dr., a ,. sophomore and '7l Gregory Collins, Sue Ann Saturday Senior Charles V. Humphreys, League 992-5432 by band members on January graduate from Athens High Burke, Mark Neville, Pamela Doreen W. Humphreys to Dec . 16, 1972 School. He is the son of Mr. and King, Mary Gilmore, Jennie Henry D. Anderson, Wallraud,. Standings Team Pts. Newmeyer, James Boyd, Anderson, Lots, Pomeroy. Mrs. Elton Swart. Gutter Dusters 35 Joseph Wilson and Opal Berry. Charles Miles, Exec., Leroy Pin Crushers 22 23 Miles, Exec., Mary Wright, Ding. A.Ungs Born t.Dsers 201fl ·Groundup ladybugs were d 'Ill once ·c onsidered a remedy In 1972, President Nixon ec., to WI am T. Garren Jr., Pin Bu'Mers 18 112 Herbie's IS .' for toothaches, colic and ordered American develop- 5.21 A., Salisbury. High Individual Game measles. • ment of a space shuttle. Milo Hutchinson to Richarct' Rich ,.: Bailey ISO. Mrs..Summerfield entertains . Falcon hand will conduct canvass Bemedaled colonel likes being restaurant waiter srEAK HOUSE • Local Bowling Meigs LONG BOTTOM - Mrs. Edna Summerfield of Long Bottom, R. D., entertained Christmas Day with a family dinner. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Caldwell and Kenny, Mr. and Mrs. Rexal SU!ll- . merfield, Sherman Summerfield, Mrs. Robert MW'phy and Amy Joe, Reedsville, R. D., Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Carter and Jeff, Rocky Mount, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Swartz, Tena, Rena, Robin, Rexie and Roger, Coolville; Mr. and Mrs. · Gerald Suinmerfield, Amber and Michael, Parkersburg; Mr . and Mrs. Tom Summerfield, Candy and Wendy, Lake Zurich, Ill.; Robert Parker and Bobby of Marietta, Mrs. Roger Adams and Lori, Racine, and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parker, Syracuse. BUSINESS CLOSED A. D. Weed and Son, whole.s~le distributors,, was dosed FridiiYafte~ 62'yea1's'lif ~usiness. in Pomeroy . The business has been sold to the Gallipolis Foods Co. The Pomeroy firm was operated by the late lthamar B. and Besse A. Weed. Mrs. Weed operated the business a number of years ' after Mr. Weed's death. She died a few months ago. CROW'S- Property --~ MAKE YOUR DIAMOND GLEAM AND GLISTEN LIKE NEW I Over 100,000 profit-minded dairymen have to ----------------...,j·'li r faster, c and are ever so much easier on the udder. u "' ""' :J 1/1 w "'" :J ;i · > ::3 ~ ~ w . ~ ~ 0 :J 0 "'"'0 0"' "'0 ~~~~o. stock I< · 0 ~ ~ I•U' · t54 I"I!NDAJ'tT tlniNO M· e18 AIN O IITTIN G &_,~ 'Q'JID"~E Team High Game Crushers 716 . Team High Series Crushers 2236. r.-.....~oo ... ..~o,.,.. .. .._.. liiMIL plastic milk and vacuum tubing. See us today! SUGAR RUN MILLS tba .' ~ ' I ' FOR BIG DISCOUNT .SAVINGS! :700 · W. Main • Pomeroy . 9 to 9 Dairy..:..s~mi;~y 1-!i · 2-HOUR CLEANING ' (Upon Request) ROBINSON'S . C~EANERS 210 E. 2nd Pomeroy Phone 992·!428 ~ . . , .' ~ ~ . . Numerous. relatives and friends called on the Douglas ', Circle . family over . tqe •holidays, · · . .1 . Arnong th~ visiting· were Mr: and, Mrs. _Roy Van Meter . . , . and 'daughters, Chester Vim Meter, Mr. and Mrs. James Patierson and so~~ 'Mr. and Mrs : Howard WrTghtsel and nice, Racine; Chuck Craig, and·Charles Lawson, PorUand ; Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Duncan .and daughters, St. 'Petersburg, . Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. Allen Griswold,Vienna, W.Va.; Mr. and Mrs: Charles Griswold, Moore, Oklahoma ; Mr . and Mrs. Richard Abels, Long Bottom. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bickers and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ~ ,J.ohn RQSe and daughter~ ih,·. · and Mrs. Archie Rose, Bashail· . Mr, and Mr,s. Glen Tuttle-·~nd . son, MinersvUle; Kim Follrod, · Racine,· R.D:; Mrs . Dena Houck, San Bernardino Calif.·I . , , , · I Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Holter• · .. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Holter an.d daughters, Mr. and Mrs. James Werry and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Jac~ Follrod and . daughter, Kim, Mr. and Mrs. ·, Charles Wel'l'y, Pomeroy . OFFICE · SUPPLIES . MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ·Mr. and Mrs. Sauvage Home is inspected· .;: ~ TINGLEY .. made by WSCS Hair Styling · - ., -· . 1':.~ ,•' ·' < ·'' by ; KAY '' ' I '~ ·'r. ....,. ~ :; '' ,'' ;' .SALON .. SALE" Pin "• " '",.• ,,' •• ' '•' • Be Our Guild Henry Bl~ has 17 reasons why you should come to us for incolne tax help. •' ' OHIO POWER CUSTOMERS! . A Planned Service Interruption Will Be ... ···~-~ '• ' .r,• '"'., .. , ~··. ' '• ,• ,,._ .. .Rutland and Surrounding Territory, VALUES FLOWERS The Planned Interruption Is N$cessary to . illr All Occasions Plus Free MerchandisJ .... ~ - THE IHCOMI TAX PEOPLE . Get A Bargain At , •• ' 304 E. Main 992·3795 POmeroy, 0. Open 9 n1 5_Mon; thru Sat. ...._ No Appointment Neeessary ' I I 1 ,... . . We·wiroflowers . '·· ---· ....... --· '992-2039 , '-'- • Evtry.whero . ·Pometor Flower Shop.· Bu.tternut Ave .. Pomeroy .' Mrs. Mllllrd VIII Meter Improve Service h1 Thea. Areasl BAKER · MFURNITURE IDDLfPOitt, p. Thank You . . .·\ ,,.,• ....•. Wea!her Permitting. .J -. .. ' . .. ... ... Froin 7:30 AM Until 8:00 AM- . "IT'S ·TRUE" • ·~. .' '.. Neceisary On Saturday, Jan. 6, 1973 Langsville, Salem Center and Dexter MIDDLEPORT t r• ·The Areas Affected Are As Follows: Now! Ingels' Fabulous Saie ••• INGELS FURNITURE r IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEM·ENT TO CHATEA\J BEAUTY MIDDL£PORT, 0. \ ..• lHE WEWNGTON '. '1 ' MODERN SUPPLY BAHR CLOTHIERS PH •. 992-2635 ... TREAD · LIGHTLY a FURNITURE ;. STEREOS • APPLIAN¢Es ' . aid instructor FOR GREAT SAVINGS - - • Pin . PTA wil/ hear IN THE SUNDAY T.IMES-SE8TINEL Burton 460 . ' . .~cle family eritert~s . ' . ~T. P .I.EASANT ..,. satin ripbons. Her only jewelry Arrangements of emerald was a pearl· ne~klace, a gift .'W c tr~es, ca~JNlabras, and ' from the groom. , .1::; sptraljng baskets of white ' Miss Lana Preece of Point · gladioli; 111ums, and pompons Pleasan~ maid-Of-honor, wore providecl the setting in Heights a royal blue floor leugth velvet • United Methodist Church when gown. Bridesmaids were Mrs. · Miss Janis Henrietta Lynch, Thomas Weaver, sister of the ., ' daughter of Mrs. Carl E. groom, Miss ·Jane Ellen Laws, Lynch, Jr., .or Point Pleasant and Miss Cindy Thomas. Their and the late "!arl E: Lynch, Jr~ dresses were ' styled like ·.that Excellent Selection . :~.' became the·bride of Mr.·John · worn bY tqe maid-o!-hon<H'. Richard Sauvage, son of Mr. They aU carried long-stel'hmtd · and Mrs. John G. Sauvage of carnations tlppM with blue and , •,,' Syraculie, Ohio. matching blue satin streamers. Re~. ((barles Frwn and Rev. MIM Jannlfer Lynn Dickens Richard Holliday officiated the · and Miss Kimberly Ann. double-ring ceremony at 7:30 Dickens, nieces of the bride, l.ncluding ledg,ers, p.m., November 13. . served as flower girls. The ledger !~,heels, · post VISIT ENDED Nu~tlal music was provided girls were attired in floorbinders. columnar The featured event of an- by Mrs. David Dickens, sister length gowns of royal blue Mrs. Alma Cartwright of pads. inventory pads, cient Greek games at Olym· of the bride, organist, and velvet and carried dainty lace "' Ravenna has returned home pia was a brutal boxingf" expanding files, file after visiting here two weeks wrestling match called the ·.Lewis Frum, soloist. Selections baskets of rose petals. They folders, index guid~s, with Mr. and Mrs. Frank pankration, meaning "all· were "The Lord's Prayer," WIH'e pompon wrist corsages typewriter ribbon, etc. Powers and family, and Mrs. strength," which was fought.t.:'Oh Perfect Love," and coordinating the lace of the ,. . until _sur_render or death. "We've Only Just Begun." . blue velvet gowns .. . Grace Pratt. They were joined for a holiday dinner by Mr. and The bride, entering the Mr. Thomas Weaver, Mrs. Michael Jones and church with her brother-in-law, brother-in-law of the groom, daughter, Michaella, FlatMr. David Dickens, was attired served as best man. Ushers ~¥a white princes!J-style noor were Mr. Randy Upscomb, groom. and blue plaid skirt with navy · woods. length gown of peau de sols Mr. Barry Cox, and Mr. Steve A reception followed in the blue blazer. She wore a white with overlay of tulle and lace Winebrenner. social· rooms of the church. Th rose c<H'sage. (Continued from page I) discussed with Mr. and Mrs. ending in oiuipel train. She·- For her daughter's.wedding, bride's table was covered with The new MrS. Sauvage is a furnishings, including couches Harvey who suggested that wore a finger-tip veil of sil~ Mrs. Lynch selected a pink knit a lace cloth and a three-tiered 1971 graduate of Point Pleasant which had been given to the perhaps It could be perillusion fastened to tiara 0"""' dress with matching acwedding cake. Ivy was ent. High School and.attended West manently closed off. home.,. · Mrs. _Adanns reported that white petals and pearls. Sbe cessories and wore white wined on the table and a silver Virginia Wesleyan.College and Some Interior repairs have carried a white rose on a lace- · carnations trimmed In pink. candelabra was adorned with Marshall Unjversity. She is been made and redec<H'ation is the leaks in the shower room covered Bible; belonging to her The 'groom's mother was blue candles and 'carnetions. currently employed at Lakin complete. Finane~ through w!Ube repaired with volunteer molher, will! two pearl hearts attired in a blue knit dress with Those assisting at the recep· State Hospital in the Social county funds allocated by the labor. The tour revealed that the and trailing streamers of white matching accessories. Her lion were Mrs. Hale Blessing, Service department as a case Meigs County Commissioners, flowers were white carnations Mrs . Clark Vickers, Mrs. aide. the actual painting was roo! Is sWl leaking in a few .-:·::.:·-·-·-:· ·:·:- ·.··.-.· ..·.·-··.·.· .... with blue trim. Stephen Noble, · Mrs. Carrel . The groom is a 1970 graduate done by " Operation places, tluit a light is needed on Emerald trees graced the Cox, Mts. Charles Frum and of Southern Local Hjgh School l, Live. StretMainstream" of the Com- tile second floor fire exit from three-branch candelabra Mrs. William Hamm. • and is employed by Heck's chable Rubber, Won't the l10ya' bedroom, and that munity Actlort Program. ' 'L which created a memorable Miss Barbara Morrison where he is deparlment head of crack or stiffen in Fluorescent lighting has been electtfcal outlets to aVllld the wedding setting for the registered guests. Sporting Goods. cold weather. installed in '. several of the use of lengthy extension cords traditional lighting· of the For her going-away outfit the The couple is residing in ;.1,. rooms, ·particularly In the ac~oss floors need to be Insingle candle by the bride and bride chose a wl)ite lace blouse Gallipolis. . bedroom and study areas. A stalled. The possibility of securing a new freezer was one of the FRIDAY bus shelter was disCussed and major purchases approved for DANCE at Southern Local the home by the Meigs County Mrs. Adams reported that High School, Haclne, 10 to 12" Mrs. Pearl Welker Friday under sponsorship of Commissjoners. ... has. conferred with Fred aenlor class. Music by "The The dangers fj! the top floor LETART FALLS _ Con- residents of the East ~tart ShefeadscripturefromLuke9 ' the of the building which, ac- Morrow regarding Cobras" . tributions of $25 to the 01- community who had been sent · and the group sang "Jesus .... ,, cording to Mrs. Adsms, was possibility of assistance . ~IDDLEPORT C of C terbein Home, $35 to a family baskets of fruit during the Calls Us." Comments on ( '' I condemned by a state in- with this from the Uons Club. Friday, 8 p.m. at social rooms whose home and ssessions holiday season, along with the questions regarding to peace, MIN'S & BOYS' KNEE lOOT ....1'spector this past fall, were Thecshelter would be placed on of Columbus and Southern Ohio were destroyed by fire, nd $35 rep<H't on the birthday fund whether we really want it, MEN'S HI-TOP WORK lOOT county property at the bus stop Electric Co. to Veterans Memorial H · 1 expenditures. whether it is possible through on Mulberry near the entrance AND WOMEN'S STYL~ lOOT•. POMONA GRANGE, 8 p.m. for toys for children confin Mrs. Barbara Dugan prayer, the purpose of to Veterans Memorial SPEAKING OF Hospital. Approval of the. Friday at the Rock Springs there, were made from the 1972 presided at tlie meeting which retaliation, the Peace Corps, cornmilisloners is still pending. Grange Hall. All subordinate birthday fund of the East opened with devotions "So Our fai!h and love were given by '( ' The Citizens Committee secretaries are asked to send Letart United MethOdist Days wiil Count" by Mrs. · the meinbers. For scriptural ';! ·, . ' . ' .• '• . ' ' • • •• • • • •1 •..11 •••••••••• ·~ •· ..'•Mabel ••Shielq~, , Mrs, .'Duga(\ · references, Mrs. Fisher. quoted .. chairman oOinled out that the .fli4!1q~por~ . and , d~ ' to Mrs. • ·women's Society. . . ~ · Wellington· "'"'"lin ' 1111 · Frances Goegleln. Meeting Tuesday night at the presented the new literature •<Forgive 70 ·times 7" ..... '"Love ' '· 1ro..,d w•torproaf boot f~.l 1\shelter woUld not only be Us.ct ' mtn, boyt, · and ~outl!s. MEIGS Varsity cheerleaders East Letart Church mem~rs for the. service of celebration your neighbor as thy8eH." She by the children residing at tbe Eu~ to clean • "ttring. Home but by all children of will spon,sor a dance following heard thank you notes from planned for the February concluded by reading a tonight's Meigs game at the several shut-i~ and elderly meeting to mark the change ' "Prayer for Peace" by Helen Mulberry Heights. Allo Pomeroy Junior High bullding from tha W.S.C.S. to United Steiner Rice, and the s9ng, "In Mrs. Adams again anl,adltl Fur LlnH Methodist Women. Times Like These." "Sno·ltlu" nounced that federal funds are with "Wood Qullt" providing .. the music. " Things that Make for . Attending besides those '· available I; for a children's If you are looking for a SUNDAY . Peace" was the program topic c named were Mrs. Julia Norris, • service worker In Meigs way to enhance your up'· MISSION Rally, 7 p.m. each given by Mrs. Marlene Fisher. Mrs. Mary Roush, Mrs. Focie ' pearance what you need is County. A college degree Is {: • Hayman, Mrs. Sue Ann Beegle, a hair style that becomes required for the job, and any evening through Sunday at Bradford Church of Christ. Joe Struble, Pomeroy Mrs. Margaret Gloeckner, you and a hair , shade that ' ..' persons interested are asked to will emphasi ze you. l Speake• Don Poorman who has emergency squadman and a Mrs. Mildred Donahew, Mrs. contact Mrs. Adams. No young lady wan!Vto been w<H'klng in mission field first aid instructor, will be the DAUGHTER BORN Hazel Fox, Mrs. Ferne B. m W. Mlln St. "2·2164 . . Pomeroy, Ohio 'be left out on the proverbial In February and March in Auslria. guest speal\er at a meeting of Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Coats Hayman, Mrs. Lucy Donahue, The Store Wlth "ALL KINDS OF STUFF" limb because she doesn't meetigs. of the Meigs County For Pets · Stables · Large & Small Animals . Lawns know the proper care ot tne ED BOUSMAN, minister on the Pomeroy Elementary of Flint, Mich., are announcing Mrs. Eileen Roush, Mrs. Nora Gardens. . Citizens Committee, organized hair. That Is why your radio program, "God is Just a School PTA Monday night at the birth of a daughter, Laura .•Pierson, Mrs. Betty Shiveley, beautlllcan should be a in August, will be held on the Prayer Away", aired over 7:30p.m. Beth, on Dec. 30 at the Flint and Dixie Kay Dugan. person to consult first Thursday at 12:30 p.m. frequent! y. elghi stations each Sunday The public is invited to the Osteopathic Hospital where After that meetings will be held We give you expert Speaks at 7:30p.m. Sunday at meeting, Mrs. Earl Thoma, Dr. Coats is serving his satlslactlon and attention, only every three months. ' Zion Church of God, PQmeroy- rep<H'tsin_urging that residents residency in sW'gery. Grandsupplying you with any Members of the committee not Harrisonville Road. be .present to ask their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd lype of hair style you desire present lor Thursday's and specializing In halr questions about emergency Connelly, St. Louis, Mo., and meeting are Mrs . Pear 1 coloring . Phone us for an MONDAY service in the county. To en- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gaskill • appointment. Welk~r, representlnl Xi MEIGS Chapter 53, DAV, ~ourage parents to attend, the of Middleport and Wellston. Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta 7:30 p.m. Monday at chapter PI'A will provide a bag of Mrs. Walter Rayes of Mid~igma Phi Sorority, and the home, ButterQut Ave., potato chips and a can of pop dleport is the greatRev. Dwight Zavltz, of the Pomeroy. Refreshments. All for each child 1' n the classroom grandmo ther. Dr . and Mrs. Meigs County Ministerial members asked to attend. which wins the attendance Coats have two other children, 214 E. SECOND ST. Association. PROGRAM by Langsville banner. Refreshments will be both sons, Sean, 5, and Wayne, POMEROY, OHIO PI-iON E 992·7606 Boy Scout Troop when Salem served follO'(\'ing the meeting 4. _ Center PI'Ameets at 7:30p.m. by the fourth grade parents Monday at school. with Mrs. Margaret Eskew as DIRECTORS of Ken Arns: chairman. bary Chapter, Izaak Walton • League of America, 7 p.m. ·' Monday at> clubhouse near · For Best Chester. SELECTION EIGHT AND FORTY, Meigs S,OCIETY TO MEET SERVICE Coll!lty Salon 710,7:30 Monday The Meigs County Chapter of night at the home of Mrs. the American Cancer Society COMPETITIVE Harry Davis. will llleet at 7:30 p.m. on · PRICES ThurSday, .Jan. 11, at the • chapter office on Coal St. in IOLA~S Middlep<H'I. Reiiii!On 4. Hthe IRS should call you in for Pomeroy, Ohio PARTY GIVEN .. an audit, H & R Block will go with you, at ' Mr. and Mrs. Rodney ''' no additional cost. Not as !!legal Downing of · Middleport entertained Saturday with a post-• representative ... but we can answer all Christmas dinner party. Their questions about how your tax retwn was ' · guests were Dr. and Mrs. John •• prepared. .. I,Grcher and children, John pavid, Kathy, Pam and Carol Worthington; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bonnell, Paula and David, Mrs. Debbie Conner and son, Steve, Dayton; and .Tommy Cook. of Middleport. . ~r. .,"" "·~ · · . ··· · ... ., ....., . I ® uu~ULTRA-SAN. 992-2115 Rutland. · Darst, Cecil Lot, L. Stacy to Larry G. Johnson, Everett Ray Johnson, 14 A., Salem. lthamar D. Weed, Exec:, Besse A. Weed, dec'd., to Tracy Whaley, Grace Whaley, .Lots, Pomeroy. Cecil L. Stacy to Charles L. Butcher, Alpha G. Butcher, 5 A., Scipio. Martha Chevalier, Admix., Emma M. Barber, dec'd., to Bernice V. Barber, Ray Barber Jr., Shirley Mae Barber, Parcels, Olive. Sadie Thuener, Admrx ., Je!l"ie Stowe, dec., to Ava Zo Sisson, Lots, Syracuse. . ' Contribution~ JANUARY .CLEARANCE Second High Ind. Game Sieve Burton 160. High Series - Rich Bailey 475. Second High Series - Steve Mrs. Rose. Ginther .has returned home lrom M:ici: . dl~town where she spent the · hoUdays with her son; James Ginlhet, and hls'f8Qiily. · Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Knight of Massillon were recent visitors' of Mi. and Mrs. c. w. st&MbUry and Mrs. Vona.Mc~ht of Rutl!tnd. Mrs. Knight is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stansbury. .Mr. and Mrs. Da~ ~nsbury of the Albany area alao visited , with Mr. ' and Mrs. Stansbury 1111d 'Airs. McKnight during the holidliys, Mrs. Otho Murray was returned from the Holzer Medical Cente~ Thursday to her h0111e on Mulberry Ave. ]ants Lynch. is 'bride ofl!f~· john Sauvage · I Calendar WATCH FOR OUR 11 'iri . Rfj:EoSVILLEJ ..:. A·surprise · birthday ,party . was given Tuesday n!ght f<ll" 5-Sgl. Roger W. Lance at tlie home of Mr. and Mrs. Mille Lance of Reedsville . Sgt. ·.Lance ' stationed ··at Barksdale Air Force Basil in Shreveport, La., and hll f8QIIIy have been visiting with famify and friends of the Cbester and . Reedsville area. - Attendingth_epartyw~Mr. ·and Mrs. Qavld Endns, Robin · · and Wendy, Chester; Mr. and . Mrs. Joe Lance, Donna Lance and Charlie Lance, Tuppers :· Plains; Frank Lane«;. and Jack Lance, Reedsville, the hosts, and their children, Laurie, Mlkie and Lisa: Sgt. Lance is a ·1960 graduate of.Eastern High School and is · married to the .former Bertie c:;&nterbury of Shreveport. They have three ·children, Roger, Jr., Jennifer, and Christopher Edward. · Plnlllal Notes '· I Social ~-WE ~I( )HE SANDWICH I .Pomeroy .. • ' a Transfers Are all inflations the same? . I ' �...- . . . .. . ·' • -· .. .. '. 5:- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy ,"o.,Jan. 5, 1973 \ Children·gi~e program~_at ·Carletmz Church servicr~ . -: . :S-Sgt. ·La11:ce .is surprised • \ ~. The Carleton Church. Houdas~-Christmas I.had its Christma$ pro- ·ghts, by Diana Ross. · gralp ·directed ,by . ~alph The cla8s sling a selection Carl, Sup\. of the Siinday and. the congregatlpn ·sang It School. Rev. Jay Stiles led the Came Upon .the Midnight group iri prayer aiKI all sang Clear. · ''0 Come all ye Faithful."· · The Bu:zy Bee ~nd Sunbeam The ·eradle Roll program Classes pr'esented a 3-act play, with theit teachers, Mrs. Olen Three Days Bef<H'e·Christmas. · Harrison, presenlj!d a playlet, Between the first and second "Presents For Jesus," . in acts, Olen Harrison 'had two which members of the Young Christmas readings and ~- \ Adult Class made up a choir tween. the 2nd and ;It'd acta, singing s~veral selections, . Helen King and Geneva King followed by the Cradle Roll sang. Class giving verses, Jesus' Taking part in the play were, Birthday, by Brett Carl: Karla Beal, Sue WOQ!!. Bar· Message of Hope, by Brian ba'ra Curthers, .-.Steve Smith, King; 0 Wondrous Star, Rodney Carl, Shei'IIUjn White, by Randy Carl; My W~h. by Geneva King, Helen King, Phillip King; I'd Like To Ride a David King, Miss G~am, Camel, by Scott Harrison; The Monij King and Di1111a Ross, Sweetest Baby, by Barbara whose teachers are Delores · Hatfield; Merry Christmas, by · · King and Harold .and Grace Terri Gilliam; A Little Song, White. by Jodi Harrison; Are You The closing prayer W'!,S by Happy, by Greg Murray; A · Roy Brickles and everyone was Little Story, by Angela Hat- served homemade candy by field; Star of Gold, by Brill the ladies of the church. The.re King; Not Very Big, by Audra was a gift exchange with Santa arriving to chat with the youngsters. ' of Bob JIM BUSH, manager of Bob Evans Steak House, and Gary .Fife, left, manager Evans Drive-In, go over a menu with Herb Bush, right, c~wner of Evans and Bush Fine Foods, Inc. Herb Bush will join Bob Evans Farm Foods and will supervise the operation of the Steak House and Drive-ln. Jim Bush and Fife will continue in their present capacities. ·Steak House, Drive-In join restaurant chain Agreements were signed menu featuring steaks and business, but is also the birthThursday bringing together other dinners along with· a place of Bob Evans Farms BOB EVANS, President of Bob Evans Farms; Daniel E. Evans, Chairman of the Board· ' two enterprises started by Bob complete line of sandwiches Sausage. (seated) and Herb Bilsh, co-owner of E~ns and Bush Fine Foods, Inc. and Robert S. Wood, Evans. Vice President and General Manager of Bob E~ns Farm Foods, sign papers merging Bob and breakfast meals will be Here he ground and sold the According to Daniel E. served as usual. We will . be first Bob Evans Farms Evans Farm Foods anctEvans and Bush Fine Foods, Inc. in Columbus yesterday. Evans, chairman of the board doing some remodelling, Sausage in. response to the of Bob Evans·Farms, Inc., the though, to give our customers · demands of patrons who "liked Bob Evans Steak Houstf and the best possible SW'roundings. . what they were served" in the Bob Evans Drive-In, 1526 "And we will continue to Steak House. Eastern Ave., Gallipolis, has offel' a fine selection of sandIn the early 50s, Herb Bush Evans Farms 1 Inc, , grow to The corporation operates events attract more than 60,000 become part of Bob Evans wiches and Kentucky Fried joined Bob as co-owner and become the leading 1 sausage sausage farm plants at Bid- visitors each year. Bob Evans attributes the Farm Foods, the corporation's Chicken at the Drive-In,' · he took over as general manager producer in the midwest with well, Xenia, Ohio and Hillswholly-owned restaurant said, "with both inside ea ling and the name was changed to sales in excess of $22 million a dale, Michigan; seven sales success of the company's subsidiary. . and curb service::• The Bob Bob Evans Steak House. In year and the operator of nine divisions covering the Midwest sausage products and its The transaction took place Evans Steak House, started in time, .the Bob Evans Drive-In Bob Evans RestaW'ants ... from Chicago to PittsbW'gh · restaW'ants to the dedication of when agreements were signed 1946 under the name Terminal was added and became one of including three in Columbus, and from Detroit to its employees to their job and between Bob Evans Farms, Steak House, not only the nation's earliest Kentucky two in Toledo, two in Cin- Charleston ; and · the to Bob Evans Farms and the Inc., and Bob Evans and Herb represents Bob Evans earliest Fried Chicken francljises. Homestead Farm at Rio company's traditions of cinnati, and one each at Bush, co-owners of Evans and venture into the restuarant Grande where a variety of · country quality. The years have seen Bob Chillicothe and Rio Grande. Bush Fine Foods, Inc. Bush will join !fob Evans Farm Foods and will supervise the Holzer Medical Center op~ration of the Steak House ., (Discharged) and the Drive-ln. Mrs. William Patterson and Jiiii' Bush, manager of Bob son, Mrs. Don Green, Jr. and Evans Steak House, and Gary daughter, Elsie Stewart, Fife, manager of Bob Evans Warren Graham , Oakey "Drive-In, will continue in their SURFERS PARADISE, he was disillusioned with MASON - The Wahama 6. ' ~ow~rd, Sandra Long, Mrs. present capacities. Australia (UP!) - Retired U. American policy in Vietnam. In discussing the effect of the High School White Falcon The band plans to leave the onme Rainey and son, Mrs. S. Col. David H. Hackworth, Among his awards were change In ownership, Bob Band, recenUy hon<H'ed by high school in Mason Friday · Jon Anderson and daughter, the most dec<H'ated officer of eight Purple Hearts, 10 Silver Evans said, "the Steak House Gov. Arch Moore is being morning, Jan. 19 , . by Anna Crabtree; Merrill Geer, the Vietnam War, said today he Stars, eight Bronze Stars and selected to represent the state Greyhound Bus and will arrive Jr., Arthur Maloy, Mrs. Robert is working as a waitef in a cafe eight Vietnamese medals for in . the President's Inaugural in the Washington area Friday Ousley and son, Cindy in an Australian resort. And, he bravery. Par~de In Washington on Jan . eveijing ., wbere .. motel ac- Ghearing, Dale Sheets,· said, he likes it. Hackworth ... came • . to 211, will conduct a.door·loodoor'"V"coi\imodlltions . have been Mariam . McCarley, Judy "I'm here,'' he said, Australia in October and said canvass for funds Jan. 6 in· the made. They will march in the Waugh, Gared Sheets, Leah ''because !like peace." his job - "which keeps me on Be~d area. Band members will parade Saturday afternoon, Stout, David Gerard, James The 42-year-old Hackworth, the go"-satisfies him. He be m uniform and will leave a and the young people hope to Pulley, Ada Merry, Emmett once described as a one-man works in a cafe in the so-called special "Wahama to ta~e a sight-seeing loW' of Hughes, Ina Hoback, Kay army, won 91 medals in Vidt- Gold Coast, a top resort area. Washln~;ton" tag with each Washington on Sunday before Cameron and Melissa Nance. nain before he retired. He said contributor. retur~ing home Monday. (BlrlhSi The band has received Mrs. 'Gerald Jolly, Wellston, contributions from area a son and Mrs. Donald businesses and non-profit ON DEAN'S LIST Browning, Bidwell, a daughter. Home of Pomerov ~wling Lanes organizations, hicluding a The Marietla College Dean's Saturday Junior league number of churches. Area List for the first semester of the Fabulous Dec. 16, 1972 industries are being contacted 1972-73 includes three students Veterans Memorial Hospital · Standings ~Team Pts. through Chamber of Com- from our arek . To qualify, ADMITTED - A. J. Ball Busters 34 merce members. The Band students IJ\bst compile a 3.000 Wilbarger, Long· Bottom ; Impacts 32 Boosters are asking for support or ''B" average in at least 12 Doyle Smales, Reedsville ; Dreamers 211/:z Rams 21 in the form of contributions hoW's of work. The students are Evelyn Notter, Pomeroy; Apa ches 18•12 from as many people over the Nancy K. Baum, a sophomore Cathy Price, Rutland; Tyronne Alley Cats 17 High l"di vidual Game state as may wish to give. from Chester and a '71 Patterson, Middleport; Cathy Hattie F: Smith, dec., to Johnson 179. Checks may be made payable graduate of Eastern High Smith, Long Bottom; Jeannie Adalene Fiechtner, Cert. for Arnold Second High Ind. Game to "Wahama. Band to School. She is the daughter of Wells, Bidwell;' David Darst, Trans ., Middleport. ' Steve Bachner 177 . ttigh Series - Steve Bachner Washington" and mailed to Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Bawn. Middiep<H't; Diane Gilmore, Consolidation Coal Co. to 466 . Wahama Band to Washington Robert c. Hout, Gallipolis a Rutland; Franklin Lemley , · Clifford Hill, Pauline Hill, 1.122 Second High Series - Ar nold Fund, c-o Mason County Bank, junior and a '70 graduate' of Portland; Ronald Hoffman, A., Letart. · Johnson 445. Team High Game - Ball New Haven, W. Va. 25265. Gallia Academy High School. Middleport, arid Georgia ·Bernard V. Fultz, adm,. Leo Bu ster s 911 Since time is growing short, He is the son of Mr. and Mrs Ervin, Middlep<H't. Team High · Series Ball Hyseli, dec., to Harry S. the Band Boosters ask that George - A. Hout. And from The· DISCHARGES - Raymond Bu ster s 2615. Moore, Jean L. Moore, LOt, Order By Phone contributions be mailed soon if Plains, Mark Swarl, 3 Circle Hartley, Lizzie Hanning, Middlep<H'I. And Take Em Home from an area not contacted Dr., a ,. sophomore and '7l Gregory Collins, Sue Ann Saturday Senior Charles V. Humphreys, League 992-5432 by band members on January graduate from Athens High Burke, Mark Neville, Pamela Doreen W. Humphreys to Dec . 16, 1972 School. He is the son of Mr. and King, Mary Gilmore, Jennie Henry D. Anderson, Wallraud,. Standings Team Pts. Newmeyer, James Boyd, Anderson, Lots, Pomeroy. Mrs. Elton Swart. Gutter Dusters 35 Joseph Wilson and Opal Berry. Charles Miles, Exec., Leroy Pin Crushers 22 23 Miles, Exec., Mary Wright, Ding. A.Ungs Born t.Dsers 201fl ·Groundup ladybugs were d 'Ill once ·c onsidered a remedy In 1972, President Nixon ec., to WI am T. Garren Jr., Pin Bu'Mers 18 112 Herbie's IS .' for toothaches, colic and ordered American develop- 5.21 A., Salisbury. High Individual Game measles. • ment of a space shuttle. Milo Hutchinson to Richarct' Rich ,.: Bailey ISO. Mrs..Summerfield entertains . Falcon hand will conduct canvass Bemedaled colonel likes being restaurant waiter srEAK HOUSE • Local Bowling Meigs LONG BOTTOM - Mrs. Edna Summerfield of Long Bottom, R. D., entertained Christmas Day with a family dinner. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Caldwell and Kenny, Mr. and Mrs. Rexal SU!ll- . merfield, Sherman Summerfield, Mrs. Robert MW'phy and Amy Joe, Reedsville, R. D., Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Carter and Jeff, Rocky Mount, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Swartz, Tena, Rena, Robin, Rexie and Roger, Coolville; Mr. and Mrs. · Gerald Suinmerfield, Amber and Michael, Parkersburg; Mr . and Mrs. Tom Summerfield, Candy and Wendy, Lake Zurich, Ill.; Robert Parker and Bobby of Marietta, Mrs. Roger Adams and Lori, Racine, and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parker, Syracuse. BUSINESS CLOSED A. D. Weed and Son, whole.s~le distributors,, was dosed FridiiYafte~ 62'yea1's'lif ~usiness. in Pomeroy . The business has been sold to the Gallipolis Foods Co. The Pomeroy firm was operated by the late lthamar B. and Besse A. Weed. Mrs. Weed operated the business a number of years ' after Mr. Weed's death. She died a few months ago. CROW'S- Property --~ MAKE YOUR DIAMOND GLEAM AND GLISTEN LIKE NEW I Over 100,000 profit-minded dairymen have to ----------------...,j·'li r faster, c and are ever so much easier on the udder. u "' ""' :J 1/1 w "'" :J ;i · > ::3 ~ ~ w . ~ ~ 0 :J 0 "'"'0 0"' "'0 ~~~~o. stock I< · 0 ~ ~ I•U' · t54 I"I!NDAJ'tT tlniNO M· e18 AIN O IITTIN G &_,~ 'Q'JID"~E Team High Game Crushers 716 . Team High Series Crushers 2236. r.-.....~oo ... ..~o,.,.. .. .._.. liiMIL plastic milk and vacuum tubing. See us today! SUGAR RUN MILLS tba .' ~ ' I ' FOR BIG DISCOUNT .SAVINGS! :700 · W. Main • Pomeroy . 9 to 9 Dairy..:..s~mi;~y 1-!i · 2-HOUR CLEANING ' (Upon Request) ROBINSON'S . C~EANERS 210 E. 2nd Pomeroy Phone 992·!428 ~ . . , .' ~ ~ . . Numerous. relatives and friends called on the Douglas ', Circle . family over . tqe •holidays, · · . .1 . Arnong th~ visiting· were Mr: and, Mrs. _Roy Van Meter . . , . and 'daughters, Chester Vim Meter, Mr. and Mrs. James Patierson and so~~ 'Mr. and Mrs : Howard WrTghtsel and nice, Racine; Chuck Craig, and·Charles Lawson, PorUand ; Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Duncan .and daughters, St. 'Petersburg, . Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. Allen Griswold,Vienna, W.Va.; Mr. and Mrs: Charles Griswold, Moore, Oklahoma ; Mr . and Mrs. Richard Abels, Long Bottom. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bickers and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ~ ,J.ohn RQSe and daughter~ ih,·. · and Mrs. Archie Rose, Bashail· . Mr, and Mr,s. Glen Tuttle-·~nd . son, MinersvUle; Kim Follrod, · Racine,· R.D:; Mrs . Dena Houck, San Bernardino Calif.·I . , , , · I Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Holter• · .. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Holter an.d daughters, Mr. and Mrs. James Werry and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Jac~ Follrod and . daughter, Kim, Mr. and Mrs. ·, Charles Wel'l'y, Pomeroy . OFFICE · SUPPLIES . MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ·Mr. and Mrs. Sauvage Home is inspected· .;: ~ TINGLEY .. made by WSCS Hair Styling · - ., -· . 1':.~ ,•' ·' < ·'' by ; KAY '' ' I '~ ·'r. ....,. ~ :; '' ,'' ;' .SALON .. SALE" Pin "• " '",.• ,,' •• ' '•' • Be Our Guild Henry Bl~ has 17 reasons why you should come to us for incolne tax help. •' ' OHIO POWER CUSTOMERS! . A Planned Service Interruption Will Be ... ···~-~ '• ' .r,• '"'., .. , ~··. ' '• ,• ,,._ .. .Rutland and Surrounding Territory, VALUES FLOWERS The Planned Interruption Is N$cessary to . illr All Occasions Plus Free MerchandisJ .... ~ - THE IHCOMI TAX PEOPLE . Get A Bargain At , •• ' 304 E. Main 992·3795 POmeroy, 0. Open 9 n1 5_Mon; thru Sat. ...._ No Appointment Neeessary ' I I 1 ,... . . We·wiroflowers . '·· ---· ....... --· '992-2039 , '-'- • Evtry.whero . ·Pometor Flower Shop.· Bu.tternut Ave .. Pomeroy .' Mrs. Mllllrd VIII Meter Improve Service h1 Thea. Areasl BAKER · MFURNITURE IDDLfPOitt, p. Thank You . . .·\ ,,.,• ....•. Wea!her Permitting. .J -. .. ' . .. ... ... Froin 7:30 AM Until 8:00 AM- . "IT'S ·TRUE" • ·~. .' '.. Neceisary On Saturday, Jan. 6, 1973 Langsville, Salem Center and Dexter MIDDLEPORT t r• ·The Areas Affected Are As Follows: Now! Ingels' Fabulous Saie ••• INGELS FURNITURE r IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEM·ENT TO CHATEA\J BEAUTY MIDDL£PORT, 0. \ ..• lHE WEWNGTON '. '1 ' MODERN SUPPLY BAHR CLOTHIERS PH •. 992-2635 ... TREAD · LIGHTLY a FURNITURE ;. STEREOS • APPLIAN¢Es ' . aid instructor FOR GREAT SAVINGS - - • Pin . PTA wil/ hear IN THE SUNDAY T.IMES-SE8TINEL Burton 460 . ' . .~cle family eritert~s . ' . ~T. P .I.EASANT ..,. satin ripbons. Her only jewelry Arrangements of emerald was a pearl· ne~klace, a gift .'W c tr~es, ca~JNlabras, and ' from the groom. , .1::; sptraljng baskets of white ' Miss Lana Preece of Point · gladioli; 111ums, and pompons Pleasan~ maid-Of-honor, wore providecl the setting in Heights a royal blue floor leugth velvet • United Methodist Church when gown. Bridesmaids were Mrs. · Miss Janis Henrietta Lynch, Thomas Weaver, sister of the ., ' daughter of Mrs. Carl E. groom, Miss ·Jane Ellen Laws, Lynch, Jr., .or Point Pleasant and Miss Cindy Thomas. Their and the late "!arl E: Lynch, Jr~ dresses were ' styled like ·.that Excellent Selection . :~.' became the·bride of Mr.·John · worn bY tqe maid-o!-hon<H'. Richard Sauvage, son of Mr. They aU carried long-stel'hmtd · and Mrs. John G. Sauvage of carnations tlppM with blue and , •,,' Syraculie, Ohio. matching blue satin streamers. Re~. ((barles Frwn and Rev. MIM Jannlfer Lynn Dickens Richard Holliday officiated the · and Miss Kimberly Ann. double-ring ceremony at 7:30 Dickens, nieces of the bride, l.ncluding ledg,ers, p.m., November 13. . served as flower girls. The ledger !~,heels, · post VISIT ENDED Nu~tlal music was provided girls were attired in floorbinders. columnar The featured event of an- by Mrs. David Dickens, sister length gowns of royal blue Mrs. Alma Cartwright of pads. inventory pads, cient Greek games at Olym· of the bride, organist, and velvet and carried dainty lace "' Ravenna has returned home pia was a brutal boxingf" expanding files, file after visiting here two weeks wrestling match called the ·.Lewis Frum, soloist. Selections baskets of rose petals. They folders, index guid~s, with Mr. and Mrs. Frank pankration, meaning "all· were "The Lord's Prayer," WIH'e pompon wrist corsages typewriter ribbon, etc. Powers and family, and Mrs. strength," which was fought.t.:'Oh Perfect Love," and coordinating the lace of the ,. . until _sur_render or death. "We've Only Just Begun." . blue velvet gowns .. . Grace Pratt. They were joined for a holiday dinner by Mr. and The bride, entering the Mr. Thomas Weaver, Mrs. Michael Jones and church with her brother-in-law, brother-in-law of the groom, daughter, Michaella, FlatMr. David Dickens, was attired served as best man. Ushers ~¥a white princes!J-style noor were Mr. Randy Upscomb, groom. and blue plaid skirt with navy · woods. length gown of peau de sols Mr. Barry Cox, and Mr. Steve A reception followed in the blue blazer. She wore a white with overlay of tulle and lace Winebrenner. social· rooms of the church. Th rose c<H'sage. (Continued from page I) discussed with Mr. and Mrs. ending in oiuipel train. She·- For her daughter's.wedding, bride's table was covered with The new MrS. Sauvage is a furnishings, including couches Harvey who suggested that wore a finger-tip veil of sil~ Mrs. Lynch selected a pink knit a lace cloth and a three-tiered 1971 graduate of Point Pleasant which had been given to the perhaps It could be perillusion fastened to tiara 0"""' dress with matching acwedding cake. Ivy was ent. High School and.attended West manently closed off. home.,. · Mrs. _Adanns reported that white petals and pearls. Sbe cessories and wore white wined on the table and a silver Virginia Wesleyan.College and Some Interior repairs have carried a white rose on a lace- · carnations trimmed In pink. candelabra was adorned with Marshall Unjversity. She is been made and redec<H'ation is the leaks in the shower room covered Bible; belonging to her The 'groom's mother was blue candles and 'carnetions. currently employed at Lakin complete. Finane~ through w!Ube repaired with volunteer molher, will! two pearl hearts attired in a blue knit dress with Those assisting at the recep· State Hospital in the Social county funds allocated by the labor. The tour revealed that the and trailing streamers of white matching accessories. Her lion were Mrs. Hale Blessing, Service department as a case Meigs County Commissioners, flowers were white carnations Mrs . Clark Vickers, Mrs. aide. the actual painting was roo! Is sWl leaking in a few .-:·::.:·-·-·-:· ·:·:- ·.··.-.· ..·.·-··.·.· .... with blue trim. Stephen Noble, · Mrs. Carrel . The groom is a 1970 graduate done by " Operation places, tluit a light is needed on Emerald trees graced the Cox, Mts. Charles Frum and of Southern Local Hjgh School l, Live. StretMainstream" of the Com- tile second floor fire exit from three-branch candelabra Mrs. William Hamm. • and is employed by Heck's chable Rubber, Won't the l10ya' bedroom, and that munity Actlort Program. ' 'L which created a memorable Miss Barbara Morrison where he is deparlment head of crack or stiffen in Fluorescent lighting has been electtfcal outlets to aVllld the wedding setting for the registered guests. Sporting Goods. cold weather. installed in '. several of the use of lengthy extension cords traditional lighting· of the For her going-away outfit the The couple is residing in ;.1,. rooms, ·particularly In the ac~oss floors need to be Insingle candle by the bride and bride chose a wl)ite lace blouse Gallipolis. . bedroom and study areas. A stalled. The possibility of securing a new freezer was one of the FRIDAY bus shelter was disCussed and major purchases approved for DANCE at Southern Local the home by the Meigs County Mrs. Adams reported that High School, Haclne, 10 to 12" Mrs. Pearl Welker Friday under sponsorship of Commissjoners. ... has. conferred with Fred aenlor class. Music by "The The dangers fj! the top floor LETART FALLS _ Con- residents of the East ~tart ShefeadscripturefromLuke9 ' the of the building which, ac- Morrow regarding Cobras" . tributions of $25 to the 01- community who had been sent · and the group sang "Jesus .... ,, cording to Mrs. Adsms, was possibility of assistance . ~IDDLEPORT C of C terbein Home, $35 to a family baskets of fruit during the Calls Us." Comments on ( '' I condemned by a state in- with this from the Uons Club. Friday, 8 p.m. at social rooms whose home and ssessions holiday season, along with the questions regarding to peace, MIN'S & BOYS' KNEE lOOT ....1'spector this past fall, were Thecshelter would be placed on of Columbus and Southern Ohio were destroyed by fire, nd $35 rep<H't on the birthday fund whether we really want it, MEN'S HI-TOP WORK lOOT county property at the bus stop Electric Co. to Veterans Memorial H · 1 expenditures. whether it is possible through on Mulberry near the entrance AND WOMEN'S STYL~ lOOT•. POMONA GRANGE, 8 p.m. for toys for children confin Mrs. Barbara Dugan prayer, the purpose of to Veterans Memorial SPEAKING OF Hospital. Approval of the. Friday at the Rock Springs there, were made from the 1972 presided at tlie meeting which retaliation, the Peace Corps, cornmilisloners is still pending. Grange Hall. All subordinate birthday fund of the East opened with devotions "So Our fai!h and love were given by '( ' The Citizens Committee secretaries are asked to send Letart United MethOdist Days wiil Count" by Mrs. · the meinbers. For scriptural ';! ·, . ' . ' .• '• . ' ' • • •• • • • •1 •..11 •••••••••• ·~ •· ..'•Mabel ••Shielq~, , Mrs, .'Duga(\ · references, Mrs. Fisher. quoted .. chairman oOinled out that the .fli4!1q~por~ . and , d~ ' to Mrs. • ·women's Society. . . ~ · Wellington· "'"'"lin ' 1111 · Frances Goegleln. Meeting Tuesday night at the presented the new literature •<Forgive 70 ·times 7" ..... '"Love ' '· 1ro..,d w•torproaf boot f~.l 1\shelter woUld not only be Us.ct ' mtn, boyt, · and ~outl!s. MEIGS Varsity cheerleaders East Letart Church mem~rs for the. service of celebration your neighbor as thy8eH." She by the children residing at tbe Eu~ to clean • "ttring. Home but by all children of will spon,sor a dance following heard thank you notes from planned for the February concluded by reading a tonight's Meigs game at the several shut-i~ and elderly meeting to mark the change ' "Prayer for Peace" by Helen Mulberry Heights. Allo Pomeroy Junior High bullding from tha W.S.C.S. to United Steiner Rice, and the s9ng, "In Mrs. Adams again anl,adltl Fur LlnH Methodist Women. Times Like These." "Sno·ltlu" nounced that federal funds are with "Wood Qullt" providing .. the music. " Things that Make for . Attending besides those '· available I; for a children's If you are looking for a SUNDAY . Peace" was the program topic c named were Mrs. Julia Norris, • service worker In Meigs way to enhance your up'· MISSION Rally, 7 p.m. each given by Mrs. Marlene Fisher. Mrs. Mary Roush, Mrs. Focie ' pearance what you need is County. A college degree Is {: • Hayman, Mrs. Sue Ann Beegle, a hair style that becomes required for the job, and any evening through Sunday at Bradford Church of Christ. Joe Struble, Pomeroy Mrs. Margaret Gloeckner, you and a hair , shade that ' ..' persons interested are asked to will emphasi ze you. l Speake• Don Poorman who has emergency squadman and a Mrs. Mildred Donahew, Mrs. contact Mrs. Adams. No young lady wan!Vto been w<H'klng in mission field first aid instructor, will be the DAUGHTER BORN Hazel Fox, Mrs. Ferne B. m W. Mlln St. "2·2164 . . Pomeroy, Ohio 'be left out on the proverbial In February and March in Auslria. guest speal\er at a meeting of Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Coats Hayman, Mrs. Lucy Donahue, The Store Wlth "ALL KINDS OF STUFF" limb because she doesn't meetigs. of the Meigs County For Pets · Stables · Large & Small Animals . Lawns know the proper care ot tne ED BOUSMAN, minister on the Pomeroy Elementary of Flint, Mich., are announcing Mrs. Eileen Roush, Mrs. Nora Gardens. . Citizens Committee, organized hair. That Is why your radio program, "God is Just a School PTA Monday night at the birth of a daughter, Laura .•Pierson, Mrs. Betty Shiveley, beautlllcan should be a in August, will be held on the Prayer Away", aired over 7:30p.m. Beth, on Dec. 30 at the Flint and Dixie Kay Dugan. person to consult first Thursday at 12:30 p.m. frequent! y. elghi stations each Sunday The public is invited to the Osteopathic Hospital where After that meetings will be held We give you expert Speaks at 7:30p.m. Sunday at meeting, Mrs. Earl Thoma, Dr. Coats is serving his satlslactlon and attention, only every three months. ' Zion Church of God, PQmeroy- rep<H'tsin_urging that residents residency in sW'gery. Grandsupplying you with any Members of the committee not Harrisonville Road. be .present to ask their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd lype of hair style you desire present lor Thursday's and specializing In halr questions about emergency Connelly, St. Louis, Mo., and meeting are Mrs . Pear 1 coloring . Phone us for an MONDAY service in the county. To en- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gaskill • appointment. Welk~r, representlnl Xi MEIGS Chapter 53, DAV, ~ourage parents to attend, the of Middleport and Wellston. Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta 7:30 p.m. Monday at chapter PI'A will provide a bag of Mrs. Walter Rayes of Mid~igma Phi Sorority, and the home, ButterQut Ave., potato chips and a can of pop dleport is the greatRev. Dwight Zavltz, of the Pomeroy. Refreshments. All for each child 1' n the classroom grandmo ther. Dr . and Mrs. Meigs County Ministerial members asked to attend. which wins the attendance Coats have two other children, 214 E. SECOND ST. Association. PROGRAM by Langsville banner. Refreshments will be both sons, Sean, 5, and Wayne, POMEROY, OHIO PI-iON E 992·7606 Boy Scout Troop when Salem served follO'(\'ing the meeting 4. _ Center PI'Ameets at 7:30p.m. by the fourth grade parents Monday at school. with Mrs. Margaret Eskew as DIRECTORS of Ken Arns: chairman. bary Chapter, Izaak Walton • League of America, 7 p.m. ·' Monday at> clubhouse near · For Best Chester. SELECTION EIGHT AND FORTY, Meigs S,OCIETY TO MEET SERVICE Coll!lty Salon 710,7:30 Monday The Meigs County Chapter of night at the home of Mrs. the American Cancer Society COMPETITIVE Harry Davis. will llleet at 7:30 p.m. on · PRICES ThurSday, .Jan. 11, at the • chapter office on Coal St. in IOLA~S Middlep<H'I. Reiiii!On 4. Hthe IRS should call you in for Pomeroy, Ohio PARTY GIVEN .. an audit, H & R Block will go with you, at ' Mr. and Mrs. Rodney ''' no additional cost. Not as !!legal Downing of · Middleport entertained Saturday with a post-• representative ... but we can answer all Christmas dinner party. Their questions about how your tax retwn was ' · guests were Dr. and Mrs. John •• prepared. .. I,Grcher and children, John pavid, Kathy, Pam and Carol Worthington; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bonnell, Paula and David, Mrs. Debbie Conner and son, Steve, Dayton; and .Tommy Cook. of Middleport. . ~r. .,"" "·~ · · . ··· · ... ., ....., . I ® uu~ULTRA-SAN. 992-2115 Rutland. · Darst, Cecil Lot, L. Stacy to Larry G. Johnson, Everett Ray Johnson, 14 A., Salem. lthamar D. Weed, Exec:, Besse A. Weed, dec'd., to Tracy Whaley, Grace Whaley, .Lots, Pomeroy. Cecil L. Stacy to Charles L. Butcher, Alpha G. Butcher, 5 A., Scipio. Martha Chevalier, Admix., Emma M. Barber, dec'd., to Bernice V. Barber, Ray Barber Jr., Shirley Mae Barber, Parcels, Olive. Sadie Thuener, Admrx ., Je!l"ie Stowe, dec., to Ava Zo Sisson, Lots, Syracuse. . ' Contribution~ JANUARY .CLEARANCE Second High Ind. Game Sieve Burton 160. High Series - Rich Bailey 475. Second High Series - Steve Mrs. Rose. Ginther .has returned home lrom M:ici: . dl~town where she spent the · hoUdays with her son; James Ginlhet, and hls'f8Qiily. · Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Knight of Massillon were recent visitors' of Mi. and Mrs. c. w. st&MbUry and Mrs. Vona.Mc~ht of Rutl!tnd. Mrs. Knight is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stansbury. .Mr. and Mrs. Da~ ~nsbury of the Albany area alao visited , with Mr. ' and Mrs. Stansbury 1111d 'Airs. McKnight during the holidliys, Mrs. Otho Murray was returned from the Holzer Medical Cente~ Thursday to her h0111e on Mulberry Ave. ]ants Lynch. is 'bride ofl!f~· john Sauvage · I Calendar WATCH FOR OUR 11 'iri . Rfj:EoSVILLEJ ..:. A·surprise · birthday ,party . was given Tuesday n!ght f<ll" 5-Sgl. Roger W. Lance at tlie home of Mr. and Mrs. Mille Lance of Reedsville . Sgt. ·.Lance ' stationed ··at Barksdale Air Force Basil in Shreveport, La., and hll f8QIIIy have been visiting with famify and friends of the Cbester and . Reedsville area. - Attendingth_epartyw~Mr. ·and Mrs. Qavld Endns, Robin · · and Wendy, Chester; Mr. and . Mrs. Joe Lance, Donna Lance and Charlie Lance, Tuppers :· Plains; Frank Lane«;. and Jack Lance, Reedsville, the hosts, and their children, Laurie, Mlkie and Lisa: Sgt. Lance is a ·1960 graduate of.Eastern High School and is · married to the .former Bertie c:;&nterbury of Shreveport. They have three ·children, Roger, Jr., Jennifer, and Christopher Edward. · Plnlllal Notes '· I Social ~-WE ~I( )HE SANDWICH I .Pomeroy .. • ' a Transfers Are all inflations the same? . I ' �. • .. ( ( I ! ~ b - . .1' Want Ad .. Stiversville News Notes . • ITWUZN'T · HIS FAULT, LOW~EZV ·· , RN'I~ ' • WUZI\J'T · EXACTtV .M INE ' NEITHER PEDDLER, ·LOTTIE JANE ' . r .. - -., . .1<1~ -- ~-~-r · - · 'r\7J f.\f.VE OIJE R:R lHIO !<OAD, ..JC>f\IJ! l£1 l RECKON 'IE COULD S R'i IT WLJ:Z: . .. -----.;;::--r -:-r-----~-~-., J UST HAD 01£ ~'mE RQIID! I ,...... NO FAUlT. •' J •z •. • .• , W~LL ... ~ t O YOU , ·GET A DATE W IT~ PROFESSOR SJ./ARPE ~ I DON'T KNOw YET. TOMORROW, tN TEN WORPS OR LESS ... POLICEP!;RSON lAASI< WAS GIVING ME Ar-oiHER OF HE!'! W0116EN'5 L16 L.ECrt.lii:ES , CODE 21? COPE 21. fOUilJ!i AN" AN OFFICt;:R\; IN 1l<OU13LE. NIAPL£ . COPE 21. NO NEED FOR GUNS ! 1 GALLED YOU GUVS BECAuSE ... i· S GLAD,'IO' WANDERED OUR WAY, WANDERIN'. 'ltl' A)(ES,THATOUTA IDLE COORIOSITY NOW. BUT INA WEEK YO'WON'T BE Al'!oLE TO THINK 0' • NOTHIN'E'.L.SE!! . ~. ~ . ACROSS 1. Word • with master or mistress 5. Funda· ... mental 10. Bug~ear • 11. Cigar 12. Wrasse or guppy (2 wds.) H : Append 15. Tropical cuckoo 16. 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MOIIIID '•mJu•rfi pureenjoymefti-YOUILIPI Ia LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's. X lor the two O's, etc. Single leUers, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day th ~ code tellers are different. • CR.YPTOQUOTES OBC TNNOV ALOOCT AKO N~ OBC C EKJPOLNR H T KL O LV PTC VU CCO. -P TLVONOQC . • Yesterday's Answer DAILY GRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it: ·' A X Y D L B A A X R . . n-ambl• u.- fGur Julllbltt, letter to ...h lllllllft, to fer• four ordln1r1 words. - ....k . . ~~MmlYE;-!7!=!:!-J c by THOMAS JOSEPH s .... ' ,J ., .' MIDDLEPORT PFN tJNITEO MINISTRY OF Ser'li~ o; 7:90 p.m.; . Youlfi TECOSTI\L ·- Third Ave, the MEIG S COUNTY, The United '9eell ng 6:30 P·'!' ·' Evening ·' · Rev. WLii,1m Kniltel. pastor. Presbyterian Church. Dwigt'it worshtp, 7:30 p.m. Ronald Dugan, Sunday school L. Zavilz. Pastor -Dire c tor ; CHESTER CHURCH OF TljE supt . Clas!.es tor all ages ; George W. Hul ton and ·Rev . · NAZARENE - Rev . Herbert -evN1 inq ~entice , ~ : 30 p.m.,· Linson Stebbins, Ass't. Pastor- Grate, pdstor . Worship service, RihiP. s tUdy, W~dnesday, 7:30 Direclors. 11 a .m . and 7:30p.m. Sunday. , · ·,..ndces, Friday, FIRST UNITED PRES· Sunday School , . 9:30 a .IJI. I . .JU p.m . BYTERtAN, Ha rrisonv ij le, Richard Barton, ..supt . Prayer Suo day Church School. 9:30 meeling, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.:. ST. ·, PAUL LUTHEH~N' --' FREEWII:'L .BAPTIST POMEROY BRADFORD CHURCH OF The Rev . Arthur C ' Lund. COt"n€-r Ash and Plum, Mid· a rn ., Mrs. Homer Lee, Supl .; POMEROY TRINITY Noe l Herr man , , Morning ¥\'orship 10; 30 a .m. CH4li·ST - Cli lford Smilh; ... Rev . W. H. Per r in , pastor . Roy pastor . S.1,1nday school {nursery· dleport ; U N I T E D moniStcr. Su nda y Sc hool 9 30 Mayer , Supt. Church schoool , adu l t) , ~ 15 a .m ; Cha r les pa stor'. Saturday ~ven i ng F I fl S T PRESBYTERIAN, Middleport, am ."; morn inq church 10 ·30 t 9: 15a.m .; worship, 10:2-4 a .m .; Evans, Chris t1an Educafton Sf'l rvice; 7·p m. Sunday school, '{ Sunday Chur'ch School, 9:30 am .· 'Sund<J'f cven1ng serv~ ce, youth choir rehearsal Monday . Sup t ; wor ship ser vi ce, · 10:30 ' 10 a .m.; Sund ay eve ning i a .m., Lewis Sa uer, Sup t.; . 7: 30pm . Wednesday .service, 8 6:30 p.m.; Mrs . Marv in Burt, am .; con fi rmation c;!asses, worship, 7 p.m. ~\orninQ Worship, IO:.JO a. m. r> •1 1 di rec tor ; sen ior · choir ~u esday , 7·8: 15, junior con· rehea rsa l, 7:30p.m ., Tffu rsday, ltr mat1on class , time set .FIRST BAPTIST of Mid· MT. OLIVE CHURCH, Long LAUREL CLIFF FREE week ly , sel).!o r confi rmat ion dleporl , cor ner of Sixth and Bottom Mrs. Paul Nease, director . ' ,· John .Dill, pastor. METHODIST - R . ev. Robert Palmer 'Streets, Rev. Charles POMEROY ~HURCH - OF class. Senior choir, 7: JO p.m. Simons, pastor . . Fred Sunday sc hool , 10 a .m.; E .. Buckley, pastor. William · THE NAZARENE - Corner TlJesday . Hoffman , Sunday School evangelistic service, 7· 30 p. rn. Batley, supl.; SuQ.day school, Un i on and Mulberry . Rev. 1 Superintendent . Sunday church Willard Piggott, Sunday school 9:30 a.m .; morn"-g wor:ship, Clyde V. Henderson, pastor . HH!HI! · t;.lAY Ao . sc hool for everyone 9: IS a.m .; · superintendent. 10:30 a. m.; evening worshlp, •: Sunday school, 9:30a .m., Glen VENTIST -· Loca ted on M · h' IO 15 . 7: 30 p.m. · Wednesday, McClung , SJJpl.; morning Mulber ry . Heights, near ornong wors IP : a.m .; F IRST U N I T E D Christian Youth Crusade, 6:30 worship, 10:3.0 a.m .; evening Veteran s Memor ial Hospital, Evening ~ervices, 7:30 p.m.; PRESBYTERIAN_, , .. Syracuse, p.m.; prayer meeting, 7:30 service. 7: 30; mid-week ser- Pom eroy . Pastor Her bert Wednesdayprayer service,7:30 MS orntng Worshtp, 9 a .m.; p.m .; Thu rsday choir practice, p.m. Extra youth activities on unday Church School, 10 a.m. 7 p.tn . vlr-P Wednesdav. 7:30p.m. Morgan. Sabbath SchooL every Sunday, 5 p.m, for all youth up Mrs Sam~son Hall , Supt . · DEXTER CHURCH OF Saturday at 2 p.m. and worship to six th grade; 6:30 for jun ior GRACE EPISCOPAL - service .CHRIST _ Danny Evans, foll owing at 3: 15 J}:m. and s~ nior high students. Rev . Leroy Davis. minister. STIVERSVILLE COM· pa stor : Norman c. Will, supt. CHURCH OF CHRIST, MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday Morning prayer and sermon, Open Bible discussion each IO:JOa.m . Holy communion and Thursday al 7:30 p.m. at the Midd le port , Slh qnd Ma in. school service, 10 a.m .; Prayer Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; " The Friendly Raulin Moyer:~ pastor. Michael meeting, Thur sday, 7 p.m.; 'Worship serv ice, 10 :30 a.m . sermon, first Sundays·, 10 :30 chur ch. Church ." Gerlach , Sunday School supt. Sunda y evening service, 7 p.m. Chri s tian Endeavor Sunday a.m . Church school, kin · dergar ten thro"gh eighth • evR~~!jjGANIZED CHURCH GRAHAM UNITED Biple School, 9:30 a.m.; mor grade, 10:30 a·.m. ZION CHURCH OF. CHRIST OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· METHODIST - Preaching 9:30 ning worship, 10 :30 a.m.; POMEROY CHURCH OF a.m.. first and second Sundays evening worship, 7:30 p.m.; Pomeroy -Harrisonville TER DAY SAINTS_ Portland. CHRIST - Mr . Hoyt Allen, Jr .. of each month ; third and fourth prayer service 7 JJ.m. Wed· Road . Kenneth Eberts, pastor. Ratine Road . Ralph Jol'tnson , Paul McElroy, Sunday School pastor . .Bible School. 9:30a.m.. Sundays eac h month, worship ne sday. Mlll'DLEPORl CHURCH OF.· Supt. Sunday sc\lool9:30 a .m. ; pastor. Herbert White, Sunday worship, 10: 30; adult worship service at 7:30p.m. Wedne~day R e~. mo_rning wor ~ hip and com - School Director. Sunday School, se rvi ~ and young peoples evening s at 7:30. Prayer and THE NAZARENE Audry Miller, pastor; Lewos munion, 10:30 a.m.; Sunday 9:30 a.m.; Morning worship, . meell~g. both 7:30p.m . Sunday- Bible Study . Ellis, Sunday school sup!.; evening youth Christian en· 10:30 a.m.; Sunday evening Wednesday , combined Bible FIRST SOUTHERN BAP· study and prayer meeting, 7: 30 TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave., Sunday sc hool , 9:30 ~·":!· ; deavor, 6:30; Worship services, service 7 p.m. Wednesday p.m . " Pomeroy, affiliated with S.B.C.. morni[lQ worship, 10:30; 1un1or Sunday, 7: 30 p.m. Wednesday evening prayer services, 7:30 THE SALVATION ARMY - the Rev . Fred Hill, pastor. society, 6:30p.m. NYPS, 6:45 evening prayer meeting and p.BETHLEHEM BAPTIST _ Envoy RayS . Wining, officer in Sunday School, 9:30 a .m.; p.m . Sunday evangeli stic Bible study, 7:30p.m. ~ Great Bend, Charles Norr is, ST. JOHN LUTHERAN charge. Sunday , 10 a .m .. , morn ing worship, 10:30 a.m., meeting, 7: 30 p.m. Prayer Hol iness meei lng; 10:30 a .m .. junior soc iety, 6:30a.m. NYPS, meeting , Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Pine Grove, the Rev . Arthur pastor. Worsh ip serv ice, 9:30 M.EIGS Combs, paslor. Sunday school, a.m.; Sunday School, !0:30a.m. Sunday School. Young People's 6:45 p.m. Sunday evangelist ic COOPERATIVE 9:30 a.m.; church services, CARLETON CHURCH Leg ion, 7 p.m.; Thursday, 1 to 3 meeting , 7: 30 p.m. Prayer PARISH 10:30 a .m. "- Kingsbury Road . Sunday p.m., Ladies Home League ; 7 meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. THE UNITED I!RAUUUKY CHURCH OF School, 9:30a.m. , Ralph Carl, p.m., Pre!? classes. MIDDLEPORT METHOODIST CHURCH CHRIST. Bible School .. 9:30 supt. Worship serv ice, 10:30 SACREP HEART - Rev. MT. MORIAH BAPTIST Rob~rt R. Card am., morning worship. 10 :30 a.m .. and 7:30p.m. alternately. Father Bernard Krajcovlc , Corner Fourth and Main, That's what Grandma always says - that I have Grandfather's eyes. Director a .m. Sunday evening Worship Prayer mee ting, Wednesday, pas tor . Phone 992-2825 . Middleport. Rev. Henry L. Key, POME,!~OY ~.LUSTER Service, 7:30 p.m·: , choir ~;~orp.m. Rev . Jay Stiles. Saturday evening Mass, 7:30 Jr ., pastor . Sunday School 9:30 It's certainly a mixed-up world, isn 't it? People having other people's p.m. Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 a.m. , Arnold Richards, supt.; Rev . Robert R. Card practice Sunday and Wed · OLD OESTE R CONa.m. Confessions, Saturday, 7· Morning worship 10:30 a.m. eyes. Rev, F. Stanten Smith nesday, 7 p.m., prayer meeting GREGATIONAL CHURCH , 7 30 7 JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES CHESTEK - Worship 9: 15 and Bible study Wednesday ' - Rev . Carl Richards, paslor. But they never say Grllndfather has mY' eyes. I asked Dad about it. ' ~~l:iE'iloY FIRST BAPTIST Larry Carnahan presiding a.m.; p.m.. . Mrs. Wor ley Francis, Sunday Church School 10 a.m. - Robert Kuhn, pastor ; William minister. Sunday, Bible lecture, , ENTERPRISE- Worship , 9 - ANTIQU I fY BA,PTIST - school supt.; Sunday school, Although he didn't answer directly, he did say that we all have to have Watson , Sunday school supt . 9:30 a.m. ; Watc htower study, a.m.; Church School, 10 a.m. Rev . Freeland Norns, pastor. 9 45 a .m.; churc h services, Sunday school, 9:30a .m.; BYF, 10 :30 a.m.; Tuesday, Bible faith and character worth passing on to our children. That's why we go FLATWOOOS - Worship, '11 Sunday school. 10 a.m.; church second and fourth Sundays 6 p.m.; Bible study, Wed· study, 7:30 p.m. ; Thursday, a.m. ; Church School 10 a.m. se rvi ce, 7 p.m . Wednesday fol lowing Sunday school; fir st · to church. nesday, 7 p.m. ; choir practi ce. min is try school 7:30 p.m., POMEROY- Worship, 10:30 Bible st udy, 7 p.m. and third Sunday evenings, 7:30 Wednesday, 8:30p.m. service meeting 8:30 p.m. a .rr •. ; Church School 9:15a.m.; p.m. Later it occurred to me : Someday, somebody will hav~ my eyes ... my MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of 'UMYF 6:30p.m . POMEROY LOWER LIGHT RACINE FIRST CHURCH LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN faith . • CHURCH - Harrisonvill e Christ in Christian Union ROCK SPRINGS - Worship OF THE NAZARENE - - Mr. Rober t Wyall, pastor; Lawrence Man ley, pastor ; Mrs. · Road. Rev . Odell Manley , 1UO a .mF.; Church School 9 a.m. ; Sunday School, 9:30 a .m.; Sunday School supl ., Ronald pastor. Henry Eblin, Sunday Ru ssell Young ; Sunday School MY 6:30p.m. Mor ning Worship, 10:30 a.m.; Osborne. Bible School. 9:30 Sc:ripturn w lettrd by the Amtfi(lrl Sible Soc:lely school supt. Sunday school, Supt. Sunday School 9: 30 a.m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Evenina worsh ip, 7:30 p,m ., a.m. ; preaching . 10:45 a.m .; 9:30 a.m .; evening worsh ip, Evening worship 7:30. Weo·· Rev . Robert Bumgarner Wednesday Mid-Week Service.! ~veniog services, 7:30 p.m. 7:30p.m.; prayer and praise nesday prayer meeting, 7:30 HEATH -· Worship 10:30 Sunday School Superintendent, HYSELL RUN FREE •. service, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. p, m_._ a. m. ; Church School9 :30 a.m.; Gerald Wells. Pastor, Rev . METHODIST- Ronald Wells, MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF UMYF 7 p.m. Morris M. Wolfe. pastor . Sunday School 9:30 a. NEASE SETTLEMENT RUTLAND Worship 9:15 m.; Morning worshtp 10:30 a. GOD Racine Route 2, the CHAPEL, non-denominational , a.m .; Church School 10 a.m .; m.; Young People's Service George S. Oiler, Pastor. Rev . James M. Muncy, pastor. UMYF 7 p.m. - RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- 6:45 p. m.; Evangelisti c serSwtday SchoolJO a.m. Worship Sunday school, 9:45 a .m.; SALEM CENTER- Worship Charles Norri s. pastor. Sunday vice, 7:30p.m. Prayer meeting, Service 11 a.m. Sunday night morning worship, 11 a .m. ; 9 a.m.; Church Schoo l10 a.m .; School, 9:30 a .m.; Morning Thursday, 7c30 p. m. UMYF Thursday, 7 P.m. worship, 10:45 a.m.; Sunday F R E E D0 M G 0 S pEL services 7:30p.m. Wednesday evening worship, 7:30 p.m. SYRACUSE CLUSTER evening worship, 7:30 p.m.; MISSION- Bald Knobs, Rev . - Prayer meeting 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting, TUesday, 7:30 Rev . Merrell Floyd Wednes day evening Bible L. R. Gluesencamp, ~astor. With the hope it wilt. in some measure, foster a_nd help sustain that whi_c h is ASBURY - Worship 11 a.m.; St udy, 7:30p.m. Roge r Wo'llred Sr unday p.m.; Young peoples meeting , Everyone welcome. Ch urch School9: 50a.m.; WSCS. D ANVILLE WESLEYAN, School Supt. Sunday ' ·• School, good in family and community life, this feature IS s ponsored by the busmess POMEROY WESTSIDE 7:30p.m. Thursday . Is Tuesday. Rev. Lawren ce · Sullivan, 9: 30 a.m. ; Sunday eveni ng · firms and organi zations whose Jlames appear below. CHORCH OF CHRIST - Loren FOREST RUN- Worship 9 past or . .Sunday School 9: 30 worship 7:30. Prayer meeting , T. Stephens, evangelist, phone a.m .; Church School 10 a.m .; a.m. ; youth a nd junior youth Tuesday , 7; 30 ,p .m. Ernest GET mJR MAM WITH A 992-7856. Conservative, non WSCS, 3rd Wed nesday , 7:30 service, 6:45 p.m. ; evening Deeter, class leader .. Youth lnsfrumental. Sunday worship, p.m. : worshtp, 7·30 p.m.; prayer and Mee ting Wednesday, 7:30p.m ., 10 a .m.; Bible study, 11 a.m. ; MINERSVILLE - Worsh op praise, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Ernest Deeter, leader. worship, 6 p.m. Wednesday 10 a .m.; Church School 9 a.m.; . SILVER RUN FREE BAP, Bible ,study, 7 p.m. WSCS, 3rd Monda_y, 7:30_p.m. TIST- Rev . Howard Kimble, MT. HERMON CHURCH OF .' SYRACUSE - Worshtp, 8 pastor. Sunday schoct', 10 a.m.; THE UNITED BRETHREN IN . . . a.m.; Church School, '9 a .m.; · 'Henry Davis, sup! .; evening :CHRJSJ - Robert Shook,, 'l' ' '' ' 'I • · :~' Meigs County Branch SYRACUSE - Worship, 8 serv ice, 7:30 p.m. Pray er pastor. Sunday school, 9:30 GAULS SHAKE HAVEN " a.m.; ch~rch sc~ool , 9 a.m . meeli nq, Thurdav , 7:30 D.m . a.m. , Russell Spencer, supt.; SOUTHERN CLUSTER CHESTER CHURCH OF worship service, 10:45 a.m ., . THE ATHE.NS COUNTY Mrs. Ollve Talbott has gone Wolfe and children. Trailer Rentals and Supplies Rev . Frank Cheesebrew GOD - Rev . James Satterfield, evening worship alternating SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Rev. Martha Ann MaHner pastor . Sunday school, 9:30 with C. E. at 7:30 p.m. on St. Rt. 7 to Xenia to spend a few months Several from here attended Chester , Ohio Rev . Howard Shoveley am .; worship ser vi ce, 11 a .m.; Sunday. Praye r meeting, 7:30 296 W . Second Pomeroy Ph. 992- 3865 wlth her daughter, .Mr. and the Christmas program at the BETHANY I Dorcas! - ·even ing se rvice. 7; prayer p.m. Wednesday, Alfred Wolfe, Mrs. George Souders. · Portland School on Thursday Worshtp, 9:30 a.m.; Churc~ serv1ce and youth 'S er vice, lay leader. FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH School 10:30 a.m . . Wednesday,.7 p.m. LODWICK'S ~ARKET Miss Loretta Mlddleswart, afternoon. CARMEL - Worshop, 11 · LANGSVILL~ CHRISTIAN WHITE'S CHAPEL University of . Cincinnati, is Mr . and Mrs . Delbert a.m., 1st and 3rd Sundays ; CHURCH _ Robert E. Musser, Coolville RD. Re'<..JiliY Deeter, "We Sponsor Jesus " General Merchandise . paslor. Sunday School, 9, 30 pastor . Sunday "'fC:I1ool, 9:30 . spending the holidays with her Lawson and Tim of Miners· Church Sch ool, 10 a .m. Rev. Stan Craig, Pastor Tuppers Plains APPLE GROVE- Worshtp, a.m .; Robert "!lobo , sup!.; a.m.; worship service. 10:30 , Ph. 667 -3280 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim ville, Mr. and , Mrs. Charles 7:30 P - ~ · · llrst and thord morning worship, , ; Sun- a.m. Bible study and prayer 10 30 · Middleswart, Mike and Janet. Congo and family, Mr. and Sundays , Church sc ~ool , ~ .30 day even ing service, 7:30; Mid· service, WednP~dav, 7:30p .m. SWISHER & LOHSE lfUTLANu Mr . and Mrs. Danny Haines Mrs. John Tillis and Tammy, a.m .; prayer meeltng , lorst week service. Wednesday, 7:30 MARK V STORE Weclnesday. 7:30p.m. . _. p.m. RUtLAND FIRST BAPTIST Rexall Drugs : called on her sister, Mr. and Pomeroy, Mr, and Mrs. Bob EAST LETART, - Worshop, SYRACUSf( . CHURCH OF Rev . Samuel Jackson , We Fill All Doctors ' Pres~r iptions Midpleport , Ohio : Mrs . Larry Gluesencainp Lawson, local, were recent 7:30 p.m .• . second and fourth THE NAZARENE_ Rev M. C. pas lor. Sunday Schoo l, 10 a.m.; 992-2955 Pomeroy Su ndays; church school, 9:30 . · · Mrs. Gertrude Butl er , supt. Sunday afternoon. visitors at the home of Mr. and a m · prayer meeting third LanmoreS, pastorS. Bob SMoodre, Prayer Service, 1: 30 p.m.; Sunday chool upl. un ay h' . Mrs. Goldie Clendenin at· Mrs. J. w. Lawson and Chuck, W..ed.,nesda y, 7·. 30 p.m. ' . School , cla sses for all ages, 9:30 P,reac mq service, 2 p.m. ROYAL OAK PARK tended a council meeting on and Mr . and Mrs. Dale Lawson GREAT BEND - Worsh op 11 a .m.; morning worship, 10:45. RUTLAND CHURCH OF OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. a.m., 2nd and 4th Sundays; NY PS Sunday , 6:30 p.m.; CHRIST- Keith Wise , pastor. aglng at Pomeroy recently. and daughter. Family Recreation School, 10 a.m. evangel istic service Sunday , d Sch 1 ' V Bakers of Holsum Bread Mr. andMrs . MacVanMeler Mr .' Cllnt Birch and Leota Church LETART FALLS - Worship, 7:30 p.m. Mid -week prayer un ay oo '9 :30a.m., . H. Swimming·, Camping Middleport. Ohio and Missy and Mrs. Mike spent Chri~tmas day with Mr. 10 a .m.; church school. 9 a.m.; meeting, Wednesda y, 7, 30 p.m. Braley, supt.; worship service Evans and children visited · and Mrs . William Upps and Bibl e study, 7;30 p.m. every Mi ssiona ry mee ti ng , second and communion, 10 :30 a .m.; Wednesday, 7:30p.m. eve ning service, 7 p.m. THE FARMERS BANK .. Mrs. Ada Van Meter Saturday. family of Vincer1t and Mr. and Tuesday. . GAUL'S MARKET MORNING STAR Worship UNITED FAITH NONWednesday Bible study, 7 Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Durst Mrs. Tom Birch and f.imily of AND SAVINGS CO. 9:30a .m.; Church School 10:30 DENOMINATIONAL Rev. p.m. Regular board meeting,. spent Christmas weekend with Waterford. Pomeroy· Member FDIC & a.m. ; Mld ·Wee k Service, Robert Smith, pastor . Sunday ~uuu .:~atr """•' f'l';lf' h month, 7 Chester, Ohio their daughter and family, Mr. Uoyd Hoffman is drllllng<a Wednesday , 81.p.m. school. 9:30a.m.; class leader, Federal Reserve System MORSE CHAPEL Worship Leo Hill ; worship service, p.m. and Mrs. Tim Wilkinson and water well for Mr. and Mrs. 11 a .m., lsi and 3rd Sundays; 10:30 a.m.; church, '7:30 p.m. Shawn, Colwnbus. Blll Bryant. Chur ch School, 10 a.m. THE RUTLAND COMTHE DAILY SENTINEL HEINER'S BAKERY PORTLAND - Worship 7:30 EDEN UNITED BRETHREN MUNITY CHURCH - Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fitch Recent visitors of E. H. p.m.; Chur c chool 9:30a.m. IN. CHRIST- Eldon R. !!lake, Ri chard Dubbeld, paslor . De.voted to the Interest of The called on. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carpenter and family were Mr. Bakers of Good Brtfc!d SUTTON 11 a.m. pastor. Sunday School, 10a.m.; School , 9: 30 a.m .; Worship Meigs & Mason Area Brewer and Bill Sunday af· and Mrs. Louis DeLuz, Paul 2nd and 4th s; Church Winnie Holsinger. sup!. Mor· ser vice. 11 a .m.; Wednesday Huntington, W. Va . Pomeroy, 0 . ning sermon, 11 a.m. ; Evening prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. ternoon . Evans, Virgil Bogard, S. W. School 10 a . WESLEY service Christian Endeavor, Sunda y night worship, 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Balley and Durst, Mildred Donohue Niki Worship , 1 a .m.; Church 7:30p.m. ; Mrs. LydaChevalier, RUTLAND CHURCH OF DICK'S GROCERY RACINE FOOD MARKET president. Song service and THE NAZARENE - Rev . family visited Mr. and Mrs. L. , Dawn Van Meter , j _ w. Schoo L 10 a.m. (formerly Domlgans) NORTHEAST CLUSTER sermon, 8:20. Mid-Week prayer Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr., pastor. f R. Gluesencamp and Nikki Lawson, Glenn Tucker, Don New Owner - Dick Sargent The' Store With A Heart Rev. Jacob Lehman meeting Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Sunday School. 9:30 a .m.; Dawn and Mr. and Mrs. qtis Ash, Jack Hannon and son, J . Old U.S. 33 . Ph. 992-7735 Rev. Standley Brandum Mrs. Marie Holsinger, class Moi'nlng worship, 10 :30 a .m.; Racine Ph. 949-3342 JOPPA worship 10 a.m .; leader. Young people's service, 6:45 Bliley, Racine, on Sunday. H. ~ein, Stsn Fletcher, Harold Stop In and See Us ' Church School 9 a.m.; Praye' CHURCH OF JESUS p.m .; Evangelistic services, Mr. and Mrs. Dave · Bryant Wells, Ray Dalley, Leonard Mee I .ong , We dnes day, 8 p.m ._." CHRIST - 1oca ted at Rutl an d 7:30 p.m. Wednesday evening and t hildren spent Saturday Cornell, Walter Crooks, Mr. . LONG BOTTOM - Chu,..., on New Lima Road , next lo service 7:30 p.m. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS GOEGLEIN IIL;.DY MIX CO •. with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bryant, and Mrs. Richard Ables. MASOJ'I COUNTY services, 9 a .m.; Sunday School Forest Acre Park ; Rev . Ray ' 9:45 a .m. Bible sludy every Rouse, pastor ; Robert Musser , THE HILAND CHAPEL, · Debbie and Dave. · Ohio' s Oldest Dodge Dealer Phone 992 · 3284 Thursday,. 7:30 p.m . Sunday school supt. Sunday G C Middl~por . Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bre~ Almanac Middleport, Ohio NORTH BETHEL- Worship school. 10:30. a.m. ; worship, S e~rge aslo, pastor . Sunday c ooi~venln~ worshop, have moved to their recently By United Press lotematlooal 11 a .m.; Church School 10 a .m. 7:30 p.m. Bible study, Weday eventng prayer ALFRED - Sunday school , nesday, 7:30 p.m. Saturday 7' 30.. purchased property in 7 30 ALL WEATHER ROOFING J'oday is Friday, Jan. 5, the 9: 45 a .m . each Sunday; night prayer service, 7:30p.m. seMAc;ilN' FIG·~ · BAPTIST _ M&R FOODLINER Reedsville. AND CONSTRUCTION CO. fifth day of 1973 with 36odays to preach ing at 11 a.m. each • H EM. , 0 c K s.· d d p s Sunday. Prayer meellng, 7:45 . ~ . GROVE . c?n an omeroy ts., Sian D.B.A. ANTHONY Mrs. Icy Dailey and Melvin follow , Middl e port, Ohio p.m . Wednesday ; WSCS, 8 p.m: C~RISTJAN - Davod Mautter, Cra og , pastor. Sunday school, PLUMBING a nd HEATING spent Saturday with her The moon is between its new ~on third Tuesday each month . M s t o~; .tan ford.Siockton, supt. 9 : 45a . m ~; .worship servke, 11 337 N. 2nd . Middleport 992 ·3~50 REEDSVILLE _ Sund ay ornon~ worshop, . 9:30 a .m.; a .m.; lraont~g ~nlon, 6:30p.m. ; mother , Mrs . Sarah Jane phase and first quarter. school, . 9:30; preaching, 7:30 ~hurch school, 10 :~0 a .' " !1 .; evemng worst'llp service, 7·JO Congo. MUNTt _>MERY WARD The morning stars are p.m . Sunday : prayer meeting, young peo~les meet1~g , 6.30 ~m . Mid-week prayer service. CARPET-LAND, INC. Mrs. Edgar Brewer has been Mercury, Venus and M~rs . 7:30 p.m. Tuesday ; WSCS, 7: 30 p.m.; evenong worshop, 7:_30. Pdnesday, 7:30p.m. CATALOGUE STORE first Thursday each month Blble..,.ludy, Wednesday, 7. 30 . conflned to her home by lllness The evening stars are · . p. " m. FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHUR'cH 116 W. Main Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Sheets Ph. 992 -7590 SILV~R RIDG E -: Worsh tp, MT · UNION BAPTIST - - Lelarl Route I lh R St the past week. Jupiter and saturn. 10 a m · Church School 9 a m . • e ev. an 992.3001 ; Pomeroy 106 Court St. Free Estimates · Guaranteed Installation. TIJP.PERS PLAINS · · Rev . Cecil Cox, pastor. Sunday . C_raog, pastor. Sunday school, Mlss Robin Allen, USAF, Those born on this date are /'.'' 9 a .m.; Church School ' school supl., Joe Sayre. Sunday 9. 30 a .m., prayer and Bible Te nnessee , is ,spending a under the sign of Capricorn, Worship · school , 9: 45 a .m.; Sunday study , 7. 30 p.m. Collage pr ayer 10 am P. PAULEY, AGENT ,SADIE'S MARK.ET holiday leave with her parents, · · evening worship, 7:30. Wed . servi~e. Tuesday , 10 a .m.; Zebulon Pike, discoverer of • ' KE"'OCHURCHOF CHRIST, nesday prayer and f'llble study, ,worshop service, ~riday. 7:30 Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Allen and Pike's Peak in Colorado, was Nat ionwide Insurance Co. of Columbu;, 0. Hobarl Newe ll, su pl. Servict:s 7:30p.m. · P.m. Meats and Groceries family . born Jan. ~. 1779. week ly , 9:30 a.m.' on Sunday . TUPPERS PLAINS MASON CHURCH OF 307 _Spring Ave . Syracuse 992 -3986 . Pomeroy, Preachi ng first and t~lrd CHRISTIAN CHURCH CHRIST. Worship, 10 a .m.; Mr. and Mrs. Louis DeLuz, On this day in history: Sundays of month by Cl ifford Eugene Underwood , pastor; Bibl e study , 11 : 15 a.m .; Ph. 992-2318 Fairfax, Va., had a new mobile In 1925, Mrs .. Nellie Taylor Sm it h, 9:30a.m. . Howand Caldwell, Jr ., Sunday evenmg worship, 7:30 p.m.; . ' home moved Frlday to lheii Ross of Wyoming was sworn in HOBSON -, CHRISTIAN School Supt.; Sunday S<llool, Mid-week service, Wednesday, SEARS · RIDENOUR S.UPPLY recently purchased property aS the first woman governor in ' ,UNION - Darrel .Doddrill ' :30 a. m.; Morning sermon, 7:30p.m. pastor . Sunday Schoo l, 9:30 0:30 a. m.; Sunday evening GOMASON ASSEMBLY OF formerly owned by Mrs. Sylvia U.S. history . Authorized Catalog Merchant a.m,, Leonard Gilmore, first ;ervtee, "I p. m. . . D- Second Sl., Mason, W. Furniture and Appliances . Louls'W, Osborne · Allen. LETART FALLS UNITED SVa . Chesler Tennant, pastor. lil)964, Pope Paul VD and elder; evening service, 7:30 Ph . 985·3308 Chester, 0 . 220 E. Main Pomeroy Ph . 992-2178 schoo l_, 10 a.m." ; mor. J. W. Lawson visited his · Greek . Orthodox Patriarch p.m . · Wednesday prayer BRETHREN ~ Rev. Fr ee land ~nday meeting , 7:30p.m. Norris, pastor; Ffoyd Norri s, ~ 10 9 ~o. rsh1p , , 11 8.m .; • sister, Mr, and Mrs. Cllnt Athenagoras rne\'in Jerusalem Attend the Church of Your. Choice MT. MORIAH ·CHURCH OF supt. Sunday school. 9:30a .m.; evangelosltC service, 7:30p.m . GOD Racine Route 2. The morning sermon, 10:30 a.m. ; Boble study and prayer serviCe, Cobran Wednesday. to discuss Christian ·unity , MIDOLPORT BOOK STORE • Rev . Charles Hand, pastor. Prayer se r vice , Wednesday, :tJednesday, 7:30 p.m. Phone BEN FRANKLIN STORE , Harold Brewer, Long Bot· II) 1~, Anton in Novotny was Sunday sc hoo l. 9: 45 a .m.; 7:30p.m. . ,73·5133. . · · Church and Office Supplies .-Gifts lorn, was a Saturday afternoon ousted as chairman , of the mor nic,g worship, 11 a im. HARTFORD L.oURCH OF · Pomeroy Ph. 992-3498 '\ . 992· 2641 . · Middleport CHESHIRE CHURCH ·oF CHRIS'~: on Christian Union' caller of his parents, Mr. and Czechoslovakian ·Communist . Evening servi,ces, Thuesday and Friday, 7:30. GOD OF PROPHECY, G. P. The Rev. William Campbell, Mrs. A. C. Brewer and David. party aild replaced by Alexan' ' BEARWALLOW RIDGE Smilh, pa stor . SundaY Sct.ool, paslor . Sunday school, 9:30 Mr, and Mrs. Terry WoUe der Dubcek who subsequently CHURCH OF CHRIST. Bible 10 a.m.; Arthur Henson , Svpl.; a.m .; James Hughes, supl.; F. J. WALlACE, JEWELE~S· _ NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE '' ' and son, Syracuile, spent a was deposed · for leading a st udy , 9:30 a .m.; morn ing Morning Worsh ip 11 a .m.; ~entng service, 7:30 p.m. Bulova Watches · Sales & Service 100 Ye,a rs in Pomeroy edr:esda~ evening prayer wors hip,, 10:30 a.m.; evening Youl Peoples. service, 7 p.m.: recent Sunday wlth his reform movement against worship, 6:30p.m. Wednesday Even g serv 1ce, 7:.:lf) p.m.; meeflng, · ~ .: JO p.m. Youth ' )<erm it Walton 186 N. Second Middleport . ' Bibl e study, 7:30 j).m. Wed sday Mid-Week Prayer prayer ser viCe each Tuesday ~ts. Mr, and Mr•. " .te Moscow control. at 7:30p.m. .) • - • • ' Yesterday's Cryptoquoile: HE HAS A RIGHT TO CRITICIZE WHO HAS THE HEART TO HELP.-ABRAHAM LINCOLN, f (() 197:1 King Fenturt~ Synd ica te, 'Inc.) I ~ ·. \ ' �. • .. ( ( I ! ~ b - . .1' Want Ad .. 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Malay gibbon 17. Michael· mas daisy 19. Eager one 22. Stimulate 26. Disgraced (3 wds.) 28. Max or Buddy 29. Fontina or roquefori 30. Potato (dial.) 32. Conceit 35. You (Ger.) 36. In the past 39. Hilton classic · (2 wd5.) 42. Invisible 43. Nucleus 44. Memorize 45. Eternally DOWN 1. Israeli dance 2. Minced oath 3.Dry 4. Snuggery 5. - knife 6, Fido's .I CO. - ·. ' J. 7. Dirt 8. .Vase handle 9. Bcrt 11. Muscle fun ction 13. More abject 17. Prevent ~ 18. Monarch 19. Young fellow (colloq.) 20. Last Spanish queen 21. " Fables in Stang" author 23. Fish eggs 24. Man's nickname 25. Nigerian city 27. Merri :~" ment 31. Ex· tremely pale 32. Jewish month 33. Lost 34. Thessal· 36.Sea oi (Black Sea gull) 37. TrianRu· lar insert 38. Heavy blow 40. Thrice lmus.l U Sherbet ian moun- · tain I( III I I I t!J'. PECDIT ,., i'iE:'Y'l7 I5E El<PC:CTEP TO' LEAVE E:665. (Miwen.....,...w)· Juololeo,' PAUII leetercla7'• 4Mwrt Sma~t. MOIIIID '•mJu•rfi pureenjoymefti-YOUILIPI Ia LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's. X lor the two O's, etc. Single leUers, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day th ~ code tellers are different. • CR.YPTOQUOTES OBC TNNOV ALOOCT AKO N~ OBC C EKJPOLNR H T KL O LV PTC VU CCO. -P TLVONOQC . • Yesterday's Answer DAILY GRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it: ·' A X Y D L B A A X R . . n-ambl• u.- fGur Julllbltt, letter to ...h lllllllft, to fer• four ordln1r1 words. - ....k . . ~~MmlYE;-!7!=!:!-J c by THOMAS JOSEPH s .... ' ,J ., .' MIDDLEPORT PFN tJNITEO MINISTRY OF Ser'li~ o; 7:90 p.m.; . Youlfi TECOSTI\L ·- Third Ave, the MEIG S COUNTY, The United '9eell ng 6:30 P·'!' ·' Evening ·' · Rev. WLii,1m Kniltel. pastor. Presbyterian Church. Dwigt'it worshtp, 7:30 p.m. Ronald Dugan, Sunday school L. Zavilz. Pastor -Dire c tor ; CHESTER CHURCH OF TljE supt . Clas!.es tor all ages ; George W. Hul ton and ·Rev . · NAZARENE - Rev . Herbert -evN1 inq ~entice , ~ : 30 p.m.,· Linson Stebbins, Ass't. Pastor- Grate, pdstor . Worship service, RihiP. s tUdy, W~dnesday, 7:30 Direclors. 11 a .m . and 7:30p.m. Sunday. , · ·,..ndces, Friday, FIRST UNITED PRES· Sunday School , . 9:30 a .IJI. I . .JU p.m . BYTERtAN, Ha rrisonv ij le, Richard Barton, ..supt . Prayer Suo day Church School. 9:30 meeling, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.:. ST. ·, PAUL LUTHEH~N' --' FREEWII:'L .BAPTIST POMEROY BRADFORD CHURCH OF The Rev . Arthur C ' Lund. COt"n€-r Ash and Plum, Mid· a rn ., Mrs. Homer Lee, Supl .; POMEROY TRINITY Noe l Herr man , , Morning ¥\'orship 10; 30 a .m. CH4li·ST - Cli lford Smilh; ... Rev . W. H. Per r in , pastor . Roy pastor . S.1,1nday school {nursery· dleport ; U N I T E D moniStcr. Su nda y Sc hool 9 30 Mayer , Supt. Church schoool , adu l t) , ~ 15 a .m ; Cha r les pa stor'. Saturday ~ven i ng F I fl S T PRESBYTERIAN, Middleport, am ."; morn inq church 10 ·30 t 9: 15a.m .; worship, 10:2-4 a .m .; Evans, Chris t1an Educafton Sf'l rvice; 7·p m. Sunday school, '{ Sunday Chur'ch School, 9:30 am .· 'Sund<J'f cven1ng serv~ ce, youth choir rehearsal Monday . Sup t ; wor ship ser vi ce, · 10:30 ' 10 a .m.; Sund ay eve ning i a .m., Lewis Sa uer, Sup t.; . 7: 30pm . Wednesday .service, 8 6:30 p.m.; Mrs . Marv in Burt, am .; con fi rmation c;!asses, worship, 7 p.m. ~\orninQ Worship, IO:.JO a. m. r> •1 1 di rec tor ; sen ior · choir ~u esday , 7·8: 15, junior con· rehea rsa l, 7:30p.m ., Tffu rsday, ltr mat1on class , time set .FIRST BAPTIST of Mid· MT. OLIVE CHURCH, Long LAUREL CLIFF FREE week ly , sel).!o r confi rmat ion dleporl , cor ner of Sixth and Bottom Mrs. Paul Nease, director . ' ,· John .Dill, pastor. METHODIST - R . ev. Robert Palmer 'Streets, Rev. Charles POMEROY ~HURCH - OF class. Senior choir, 7: JO p.m. Simons, pastor . . Fred Sunday sc hool , 10 a .m.; E .. Buckley, pastor. William · THE NAZARENE - Corner TlJesday . Hoffman , Sunday School evangelistic service, 7· 30 p. rn. Batley, supl.; SuQ.day school, Un i on and Mulberry . Rev. 1 Superintendent . Sunday church Willard Piggott, Sunday school 9:30 a.m .; morn"-g wor:ship, Clyde V. Henderson, pastor . HH!HI! · t;.lAY Ao . sc hool for everyone 9: IS a.m .; · superintendent. 10:30 a. m.; evening worshlp, •: Sunday school, 9:30a .m., Glen VENTIST -· Loca ted on M · h' IO 15 . 7: 30 p.m. · Wednesday, McClung , SJJpl.; morning Mulber ry . Heights, near ornong wors IP : a.m .; F IRST U N I T E D Christian Youth Crusade, 6:30 worship, 10:3.0 a.m .; evening Veteran s Memor ial Hospital, Evening ~ervices, 7:30 p.m.; PRESBYTERIAN_, , .. Syracuse, p.m.; prayer meeting, 7:30 service. 7: 30; mid-week ser- Pom eroy . Pastor Her bert Wednesdayprayer service,7:30 MS orntng Worshtp, 9 a .m.; p.m .; Thu rsday choir practice, p.m. Extra youth activities on unday Church School, 10 a.m. 7 p.tn . vlr-P Wednesdav. 7:30p.m. Morgan. Sabbath SchooL every Sunday, 5 p.m, for all youth up Mrs Sam~son Hall , Supt . · DEXTER CHURCH OF Saturday at 2 p.m. and worship to six th grade; 6:30 for jun ior GRACE EPISCOPAL - service .CHRIST _ Danny Evans, foll owing at 3: 15 J}:m. and s~ nior high students. Rev . Leroy Davis. minister. STIVERSVILLE COM· pa stor : Norman c. Will, supt. CHURCH OF CHRIST, MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday Morning prayer and sermon, Open Bible discussion each IO:JOa.m . Holy communion and Thursday al 7:30 p.m. at the Midd le port , Slh qnd Ma in. school service, 10 a.m .; Prayer Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; " The Friendly Raulin Moyer:~ pastor. Michael meeting, Thur sday, 7 p.m.; 'Worship serv ice, 10 :30 a.m . sermon, first Sundays·, 10 :30 chur ch. Church ." Gerlach , Sunday School supt. Sunda y evening service, 7 p.m. Chri s tian Endeavor Sunday a.m . Church school, kin · dergar ten thro"gh eighth • evR~~!jjGANIZED CHURCH GRAHAM UNITED Biple School, 9:30 a.m.; mor grade, 10:30 a·.m. ZION CHURCH OF. CHRIST OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· METHODIST - Preaching 9:30 ning worship, 10 :30 a.m.; POMEROY CHURCH OF a.m.. first and second Sundays evening worship, 7:30 p.m.; Pomeroy -Harrisonville TER DAY SAINTS_ Portland. CHRIST - Mr . Hoyt Allen, Jr .. of each month ; third and fourth prayer service 7 JJ.m. Wed· Road . Kenneth Eberts, pastor. Ratine Road . Ralph Jol'tnson , Paul McElroy, Sunday School pastor . .Bible School. 9:30a.m.. Sundays eac h month, worship ne sday. Mlll'DLEPORl CHURCH OF.· Supt. Sunday sc\lool9:30 a .m. ; pastor. Herbert White, Sunday worship, 10: 30; adult worship service at 7:30p.m. Wedne~day R e~. mo_rning wor ~ hip and com - School Director. Sunday School, se rvi ~ and young peoples evening s at 7:30. Prayer and THE NAZARENE Audry Miller, pastor; Lewos munion, 10:30 a.m.; Sunday 9:30 a.m.; Morning worship, . meell~g. both 7:30p.m . Sunday- Bible Study . Ellis, Sunday school sup!.; evening youth Christian en· 10:30 a.m.; Sunday evening Wednesday , combined Bible FIRST SOUTHERN BAP· study and prayer meeting, 7: 30 TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave., Sunday sc hool , 9:30 ~·":!· ; deavor, 6:30; Worship services, service 7 p.m. Wednesday p.m . " Pomeroy, affiliated with S.B.C.. morni[lQ worship, 10:30; 1un1or Sunday, 7: 30 p.m. Wednesday evening prayer services, 7:30 THE SALVATION ARMY - the Rev . Fred Hill, pastor. society, 6:30p.m. NYPS, 6:45 evening prayer meeting and p.BETHLEHEM BAPTIST _ Envoy RayS . Wining, officer in Sunday School, 9:30 a .m.; p.m . Sunday evangeli stic Bible study, 7:30p.m. ~ Great Bend, Charles Norr is, ST. JOHN LUTHERAN charge. Sunday , 10 a .m .. , morn ing worship, 10:30 a.m., meeting, 7: 30 p.m. Prayer Hol iness meei lng; 10:30 a .m .. junior soc iety, 6:30a.m. NYPS, meeting , Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Pine Grove, the Rev . Arthur pastor. Worsh ip serv ice, 9:30 M.EIGS Combs, paslor. Sunday school, a.m.; Sunday School, !0:30a.m. Sunday School. Young People's 6:45 p.m. Sunday evangelist ic COOPERATIVE 9:30 a.m.; church services, CARLETON CHURCH Leg ion, 7 p.m.; Thursday, 1 to 3 meeting , 7: 30 p.m. Prayer PARISH 10:30 a .m. "- Kingsbury Road . Sunday p.m., Ladies Home League ; 7 meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. THE UNITED I!RAUUUKY CHURCH OF School, 9:30a.m. , Ralph Carl, p.m., Pre!? classes. MIDDLEPORT METHOODIST CHURCH CHRIST. Bible School .. 9:30 supt. Worship serv ice, 10:30 SACREP HEART - Rev. MT. MORIAH BAPTIST Rob~rt R. Card am., morning worship. 10 :30 a.m .. and 7:30p.m. alternately. Father Bernard Krajcovlc , Corner Fourth and Main, That's what Grandma always says - that I have Grandfather's eyes. Director a .m. Sunday evening Worship Prayer mee ting, Wednesday, pas tor . Phone 992-2825 . Middleport. Rev. Henry L. Key, POME,!~OY ~.LUSTER Service, 7:30 p.m·: , choir ~;~orp.m. Rev . Jay Stiles. Saturday evening Mass, 7:30 Jr ., pastor . Sunday School 9:30 It's certainly a mixed-up world, isn 't it? People having other people's p.m. Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 a.m. , Arnold Richards, supt.; Rev . Robert R. Card practice Sunday and Wed · OLD OESTE R CONa.m. Confessions, Saturday, 7· Morning worship 10:30 a.m. eyes. Rev, F. Stanten Smith nesday, 7 p.m., prayer meeting GREGATIONAL CHURCH , 7 30 7 JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES CHESTEK - Worship 9: 15 and Bible study Wednesday ' - Rev . Carl Richards, paslor. But they never say Grllndfather has mY' eyes. I asked Dad about it. ' ~~l:iE'iloY FIRST BAPTIST Larry Carnahan presiding a.m.; p.m.. . Mrs. Wor ley Francis, Sunday Church School 10 a.m. - Robert Kuhn, pastor ; William minister. Sunday, Bible lecture, , ENTERPRISE- Worship , 9 - ANTIQU I fY BA,PTIST - school supt.; Sunday school, Although he didn't answer directly, he did say that we all have to have Watson , Sunday school supt . 9:30 a.m. ; Watc htower study, a.m.; Church School, 10 a.m. Rev . Freeland Norns, pastor. 9 45 a .m.; churc h services, Sunday school, 9:30a .m.; BYF, 10 :30 a.m.; Tuesday, Bible faith and character worth passing on to our children. That's why we go FLATWOOOS - Worship, '11 Sunday school. 10 a.m.; church second and fourth Sundays 6 p.m.; Bible study, Wed· study, 7:30 p.m. ; Thursday, a.m. ; Church School 10 a.m. se rvi ce, 7 p.m . Wednesday fol lowing Sunday school; fir st · to church. nesday, 7 p.m. ; choir practi ce. min is try school 7:30 p.m., POMEROY- Worship, 10:30 Bible st udy, 7 p.m. and third Sunday evenings, 7:30 Wednesday, 8:30p.m. service meeting 8:30 p.m. a .rr •. ; Church School 9:15a.m.; p.m. Later it occurred to me : Someday, somebody will hav~ my eyes ... my MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of 'UMYF 6:30p.m . POMEROY LOWER LIGHT RACINE FIRST CHURCH LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN faith . • CHURCH - Harrisonvill e Christ in Christian Union ROCK SPRINGS - Worship OF THE NAZARENE - - Mr. Rober t Wyall, pastor; Lawrence Man ley, pastor ; Mrs. · Road. Rev . Odell Manley , 1UO a .mF.; Church School 9 a.m. ; Sunday School, 9:30 a .m.; Sunday School supl ., Ronald pastor. Henry Eblin, Sunday Ru ssell Young ; Sunday School MY 6:30p.m. Mor ning Worship, 10:30 a.m.; Osborne. Bible School. 9:30 Sc:ripturn w lettrd by the Amtfi(lrl Sible Soc:lely school supt. Sunday school, Supt. Sunday School 9: 30 a.m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Evenina worsh ip, 7:30 p,m ., a.m. ; preaching . 10:45 a.m .; 9:30 a.m .; evening worsh ip, Evening worship 7:30. Weo·· Rev . Robert Bumgarner Wednesday Mid-Week Service.! ~veniog services, 7:30 p.m. 7:30p.m.; prayer and praise nesday prayer meeting, 7:30 HEATH -· Worship 10:30 Sunday School Superintendent, HYSELL RUN FREE •. service, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. p, m_._ a. m. ; Church School9 :30 a.m.; Gerald Wells. Pastor, Rev . METHODIST- Ronald Wells, MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF UMYF 7 p.m. Morris M. Wolfe. pastor . Sunday School 9:30 a. NEASE SETTLEMENT RUTLAND Worship 9:15 m.; Morning worshtp 10:30 a. GOD Racine Route 2, the CHAPEL, non-denominational , a.m .; Church School 10 a.m .; m.; Young People's Service George S. Oiler, Pastor. Rev . James M. Muncy, pastor. UMYF 7 p.m. - RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- 6:45 p. m.; Evangelisti c serSwtday SchoolJO a.m. Worship Sunday school, 9:45 a .m.; SALEM CENTER- Worship Charles Norri s. pastor. Sunday vice, 7:30p.m. Prayer meeting, Service 11 a.m. Sunday night morning worship, 11 a .m. ; 9 a.m.; Church Schoo l10 a.m .; School, 9:30 a .m.; Morning Thursday, 7c30 p. m. UMYF Thursday, 7 P.m. worship, 10:45 a.m.; Sunday F R E E D0 M G 0 S pEL services 7:30p.m. Wednesday evening worship, 7:30 p.m. SYRACUSE CLUSTER evening worship, 7:30 p.m.; MISSION- Bald Knobs, Rev . - Prayer meeting 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting, TUesday, 7:30 Rev . Merrell Floyd Wednes day evening Bible L. R. Gluesencamp, ~astor. With the hope it wilt. in some measure, foster a_nd help sustain that whi_c h is ASBURY - Worship 11 a.m.; St udy, 7:30p.m. Roge r Wo'llred Sr unday p.m.; Young peoples meeting , Everyone welcome. Ch urch School9: 50a.m.; WSCS. D ANVILLE WESLEYAN, School Supt. Sunday ' ·• School, good in family and community life, this feature IS s ponsored by the busmess POMEROY WESTSIDE 7:30p.m. Thursday . Is Tuesday. Rev. Lawren ce · Sullivan, 9: 30 a.m. ; Sunday eveni ng · firms and organi zations whose Jlames appear below. CHORCH OF CHRIST - Loren FOREST RUN- Worship 9 past or . .Sunday School 9: 30 worship 7:30. Prayer meeting , T. Stephens, evangelist, phone a.m .; Church School 10 a.m .; a.m. ; youth a nd junior youth Tuesday , 7; 30 ,p .m. Ernest GET mJR MAM WITH A 992-7856. Conservative, non WSCS, 3rd Wed nesday , 7:30 service, 6:45 p.m. ; evening Deeter, class leader .. Youth lnsfrumental. Sunday worship, p.m. : worshtp, 7·30 p.m.; prayer and Mee ting Wednesday, 7:30p.m ., 10 a .m.; Bible study, 11 a.m. ; MINERSVILLE - Worsh op praise, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Ernest Deeter, leader. worship, 6 p.m. Wednesday 10 a .m.; Church School 9 a.m.; . SILVER RUN FREE BAP, Bible ,study, 7 p.m. WSCS, 3rd Monda_y, 7:30_p.m. TIST- Rev . Howard Kimble, MT. HERMON CHURCH OF .' SYRACUSE - Worshtp, 8 pastor. Sunday schoct', 10 a.m.; THE UNITED BRETHREN IN . . . a.m.; Church School, '9 a .m.; · 'Henry Davis, sup! .; evening :CHRJSJ - Robert Shook,, 'l' ' '' ' 'I • · :~' Meigs County Branch SYRACUSE - Worship, 8 serv ice, 7:30 p.m. Pray er pastor. Sunday school, 9:30 GAULS SHAKE HAVEN " a.m.; ch~rch sc~ool , 9 a.m . meeli nq, Thurdav , 7:30 D.m . a.m. , Russell Spencer, supt.; SOUTHERN CLUSTER CHESTER CHURCH OF worship service, 10:45 a.m ., . THE ATHE.NS COUNTY Mrs. Ollve Talbott has gone Wolfe and children. Trailer Rentals and Supplies Rev . Frank Cheesebrew GOD - Rev . James Satterfield, evening worship alternating SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Rev. Martha Ann MaHner pastor . Sunday school, 9:30 with C. E. at 7:30 p.m. on St. Rt. 7 to Xenia to spend a few months Several from here attended Chester , Ohio Rev . Howard Shoveley am .; worship ser vi ce, 11 a .m.; Sunday. Praye r meeting, 7:30 296 W . Second Pomeroy Ph. 992- 3865 wlth her daughter, .Mr. and the Christmas program at the BETHANY I Dorcas! - ·even ing se rvice. 7; prayer p.m. Wednesday, Alfred Wolfe, Mrs. George Souders. · Portland School on Thursday Worshtp, 9:30 a.m.; Churc~ serv1ce and youth 'S er vice, lay leader. FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH School 10:30 a.m . . Wednesday,.7 p.m. LODWICK'S ~ARKET Miss Loretta Mlddleswart, afternoon. CARMEL - Worshop, 11 · LANGSVILL~ CHRISTIAN WHITE'S CHAPEL University of . Cincinnati, is Mr . and Mrs . Delbert a.m., 1st and 3rd Sundays ; CHURCH _ Robert E. Musser, Coolville RD. Re'<..JiliY Deeter, "We Sponsor Jesus " General Merchandise . paslor. Sunday School, 9, 30 pastor . Sunday "'fC:I1ool, 9:30 . spending the holidays with her Lawson and Tim of Miners· Church Sch ool, 10 a .m. Rev. Stan Craig, Pastor Tuppers Plains APPLE GROVE- Worshtp, a.m .; Robert "!lobo , sup!.; a.m.; worship service. 10:30 , Ph. 667 -3280 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim ville, Mr. and , Mrs. Charles 7:30 P - ~ · · llrst and thord morning worship, , ; Sun- a.m. Bible study and prayer 10 30 · Middleswart, Mike and Janet. Congo and family, Mr. and Sundays , Church sc ~ool , ~ .30 day even ing service, 7:30; Mid· service, WednP~dav, 7:30p .m. SWISHER & LOHSE lfUTLANu Mr . and Mrs. Danny Haines Mrs. John Tillis and Tammy, a.m .; prayer meeltng , lorst week service. Wednesday, 7:30 MARK V STORE Weclnesday. 7:30p.m. . _. p.m. RUtLAND FIRST BAPTIST Rexall Drugs : called on her sister, Mr. and Pomeroy, Mr, and Mrs. Bob EAST LETART, - Worshop, SYRACUSf( . CHURCH OF Rev . Samuel Jackson , We Fill All Doctors ' Pres~r iptions Midpleport , Ohio : Mrs . Larry Gluesencainp Lawson, local, were recent 7:30 p.m .• . second and fourth THE NAZARENE_ Rev M. C. pas lor. Sunday Schoo l, 10 a.m.; 992-2955 Pomeroy Su ndays; church school, 9:30 . · · Mrs. Gertrude Butl er , supt. Sunday afternoon. visitors at the home of Mr. and a m · prayer meeting third LanmoreS, pastorS. Bob SMoodre, Prayer Service, 1: 30 p.m.; Sunday chool upl. un ay h' . Mrs. Goldie Clendenin at· Mrs. J. w. Lawson and Chuck, W..ed.,nesda y, 7·. 30 p.m. ' . School , cla sses for all ages, 9:30 P,reac mq service, 2 p.m. ROYAL OAK PARK tended a council meeting on and Mr . and Mrs. Dale Lawson GREAT BEND - Worsh op 11 a .m.; morning worship, 10:45. RUTLAND CHURCH OF OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. a.m., 2nd and 4th Sundays; NY PS Sunday , 6:30 p.m.; CHRIST- Keith Wise , pastor. aglng at Pomeroy recently. and daughter. Family Recreation School, 10 a.m. evangel istic service Sunday , d Sch 1 ' V Bakers of Holsum Bread Mr. andMrs . MacVanMeler Mr .' Cllnt Birch and Leota Church LETART FALLS - Worship, 7:30 p.m. Mid -week prayer un ay oo '9 :30a.m., . H. Swimming·, Camping Middleport. Ohio and Missy and Mrs. Mike spent Chri~tmas day with Mr. 10 a .m.; church school. 9 a.m.; meeting, Wednesda y, 7, 30 p.m. Braley, supt.; worship service Evans and children visited · and Mrs . William Upps and Bibl e study, 7;30 p.m. every Mi ssiona ry mee ti ng , second and communion, 10 :30 a .m.; Wednesday, 7:30p.m. eve ning service, 7 p.m. THE FARMERS BANK .. Mrs. Ada Van Meter Saturday. family of Vincer1t and Mr. and Tuesday. . GAUL'S MARKET MORNING STAR Worship UNITED FAITH NONWednesday Bible study, 7 Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Durst Mrs. Tom Birch and f.imily of AND SAVINGS CO. 9:30a .m.; Church School 10:30 DENOMINATIONAL Rev. p.m. Regular board meeting,. spent Christmas weekend with Waterford. Pomeroy· Member FDIC & a.m. ; Mld ·Wee k Service, Robert Smith, pastor . Sunday ~uuu .:~atr """•' f'l';lf' h month, 7 Chester, Ohio their daughter and family, Mr. Uoyd Hoffman is drllllng<a Wednesday , 81.p.m. school. 9:30a.m.; class leader, Federal Reserve System MORSE CHAPEL Worship Leo Hill ; worship service, p.m. and Mrs. Tim Wilkinson and water well for Mr. and Mrs. 11 a .m., lsi and 3rd Sundays; 10:30 a.m.; church, '7:30 p.m. Shawn, Colwnbus. Blll Bryant. Chur ch School, 10 a.m. THE RUTLAND COMTHE DAILY SENTINEL HEINER'S BAKERY PORTLAND - Worship 7:30 EDEN UNITED BRETHREN MUNITY CHURCH - Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fitch Recent visitors of E. H. p.m.; Chur c chool 9:30a.m. IN. CHRIST- Eldon R. !!lake, Ri chard Dubbeld, paslor . De.voted to the Interest of The called on. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carpenter and family were Mr. Bakers of Good Brtfc!d SUTTON 11 a.m. pastor. Sunday School, 10a.m.; School , 9: 30 a.m .; Worship Meigs & Mason Area Brewer and Bill Sunday af· and Mrs. Louis DeLuz, Paul 2nd and 4th s; Church Winnie Holsinger. sup!. Mor· ser vice. 11 a .m.; Wednesday Huntington, W. Va . Pomeroy, 0 . ning sermon, 11 a.m. ; Evening prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. ternoon . Evans, Virgil Bogard, S. W. School 10 a . WESLEY service Christian Endeavor, Sunda y night worship, 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Balley and Durst, Mildred Donohue Niki Worship , 1 a .m.; Church 7:30p.m. ; Mrs. LydaChevalier, RUTLAND CHURCH OF DICK'S GROCERY RACINE FOOD MARKET president. Song service and THE NAZARENE - Rev . family visited Mr. and Mrs. L. , Dawn Van Meter , j _ w. Schoo L 10 a.m. (formerly Domlgans) NORTHEAST CLUSTER sermon, 8:20. Mid-Week prayer Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr., pastor. f R. Gluesencamp and Nikki Lawson, Glenn Tucker, Don New Owner - Dick Sargent The' Store With A Heart Rev. Jacob Lehman meeting Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Sunday School. 9:30 a .m.; Dawn and Mr. and Mrs. qtis Ash, Jack Hannon and son, J . Old U.S. 33 . Ph. 992-7735 Rev. Standley Brandum Mrs. Marie Holsinger, class Moi'nlng worship, 10 :30 a .m.; Racine Ph. 949-3342 JOPPA worship 10 a.m .; leader. Young people's service, 6:45 Bliley, Racine, on Sunday. H. ~ein, Stsn Fletcher, Harold Stop In and See Us ' Church School 9 a.m.; Praye' CHURCH OF JESUS p.m .; Evangelistic services, Mr. and Mrs. Dave · Bryant Wells, Ray Dalley, Leonard Mee I .ong , We dnes day, 8 p.m ._." CHRIST - 1oca ted at Rutl an d 7:30 p.m. Wednesday evening and t hildren spent Saturday Cornell, Walter Crooks, Mr. . LONG BOTTOM - Chu,..., on New Lima Road , next lo service 7:30 p.m. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS GOEGLEIN IIL;.DY MIX CO •. with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bryant, and Mrs. Richard Ables. MASOJ'I COUNTY services, 9 a .m.; Sunday School Forest Acre Park ; Rev . Ray ' 9:45 a .m. Bible sludy every Rouse, pastor ; Robert Musser , THE HILAND CHAPEL, · Debbie and Dave. · Ohio' s Oldest Dodge Dealer Phone 992 · 3284 Thursday,. 7:30 p.m . Sunday school supt. Sunday G C Middl~por . Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bre~ Almanac Middleport, Ohio NORTH BETHEL- Worship school. 10:30. a.m. ; worship, S e~rge aslo, pastor . Sunday c ooi~venln~ worshop, have moved to their recently By United Press lotematlooal 11 a .m.; Church School 10 a .m. 7:30 p.m. Bible study, Weday eventng prayer ALFRED - Sunday school , nesday, 7:30 p.m. Saturday 7' 30.. purchased property in 7 30 ALL WEATHER ROOFING J'oday is Friday, Jan. 5, the 9: 45 a .m . each Sunday; night prayer service, 7:30p.m. seMAc;ilN' FIG·~ · BAPTIST _ M&R FOODLINER Reedsville. AND CONSTRUCTION CO. fifth day of 1973 with 36odays to preach ing at 11 a.m. each • H EM. , 0 c K s.· d d p s Sunday. Prayer meellng, 7:45 . ~ . GROVE . c?n an omeroy ts., Sian D.B.A. ANTHONY Mrs. Icy Dailey and Melvin follow , Middl e port, Ohio p.m . Wednesday ; WSCS, 8 p.m: C~RISTJAN - Davod Mautter, Cra og , pastor. Sunday school, PLUMBING a nd HEATING spent Saturday with her The moon is between its new ~on third Tuesday each month . M s t o~; .tan ford.Siockton, supt. 9 : 45a . m ~; .worship servke, 11 337 N. 2nd . Middleport 992 ·3~50 REEDSVILLE _ Sund ay ornon~ worshop, . 9:30 a .m.; a .m.; lraont~g ~nlon, 6:30p.m. ; mother , Mrs . Sarah Jane phase and first quarter. school, . 9:30; preaching, 7:30 ~hurch school, 10 :~0 a .' " !1 .; evemng worst'llp service, 7·JO Congo. MUNTt _>MERY WARD The morning stars are p.m . Sunday : prayer meeting, young peo~les meet1~g , 6.30 ~m . Mid-week prayer service. CARPET-LAND, INC. Mrs. Edgar Brewer has been Mercury, Venus and M~rs . 7:30 p.m. Tuesday ; WSCS, 7: 30 p.m.; evenong worshop, 7:_30. Pdnesday, 7:30p.m. CATALOGUE STORE first Thursday each month Blble..,.ludy, Wednesday, 7. 30 . conflned to her home by lllness The evening stars are · . p. " m. FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHUR'cH 116 W. Main Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Sheets Ph. 992 -7590 SILV~R RIDG E -: Worsh tp, MT · UNION BAPTIST - - Lelarl Route I lh R St the past week. Jupiter and saturn. 10 a m · Church School 9 a m . • e ev. an 992.3001 ; Pomeroy 106 Court St. Free Estimates · Guaranteed Installation. TIJP.PERS PLAINS · · Rev . Cecil Cox, pastor. Sunday . C_raog, pastor. Sunday school, Mlss Robin Allen, USAF, Those born on this date are /'.'' 9 a .m.; Church School ' school supl., Joe Sayre. Sunday 9. 30 a .m., prayer and Bible Te nnessee , is ,spending a under the sign of Capricorn, Worship · school , 9: 45 a .m.; Sunday study , 7. 30 p.m. Collage pr ayer 10 am P. PAULEY, AGENT ,SADIE'S MARK.ET holiday leave with her parents, · · evening worship, 7:30. Wed . servi~e. Tuesday , 10 a .m.; Zebulon Pike, discoverer of • ' KE"'OCHURCHOF CHRIST, nesday prayer and f'llble study, ,worshop service, ~riday. 7:30 Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Allen and Pike's Peak in Colorado, was Nat ionwide Insurance Co. of Columbu;, 0. Hobarl Newe ll, su pl. Servict:s 7:30p.m. · P.m. Meats and Groceries family . born Jan. ~. 1779. week ly , 9:30 a.m.' on Sunday . TUPPERS PLAINS MASON CHURCH OF 307 _Spring Ave . Syracuse 992 -3986 . Pomeroy, Preachi ng first and t~lrd CHRISTIAN CHURCH CHRIST. Worship, 10 a .m.; Mr. and Mrs. Louis DeLuz, On this day in history: Sundays of month by Cl ifford Eugene Underwood , pastor; Bibl e study , 11 : 15 a.m .; Ph. 992-2318 Fairfax, Va., had a new mobile In 1925, Mrs .. Nellie Taylor Sm it h, 9:30a.m. . Howand Caldwell, Jr ., Sunday evenmg worship, 7:30 p.m.; . ' home moved Frlday to lheii Ross of Wyoming was sworn in HOBSON -, CHRISTIAN School Supt.; Sunday S<llool, Mid-week service, Wednesday, SEARS · RIDENOUR S.UPPLY recently purchased property aS the first woman governor in ' ,UNION - Darrel .Doddrill ' :30 a. m.; Morning sermon, 7:30p.m. pastor . Sunday Schoo l, 9:30 0:30 a. m.; Sunday evening GOMASON ASSEMBLY OF formerly owned by Mrs. Sylvia U.S. history . Authorized Catalog Merchant a.m,, Leonard Gilmore, first ;ervtee, "I p. m. . . D- Second Sl., Mason, W. Furniture and Appliances . Louls'W, Osborne · Allen. LETART FALLS UNITED SVa . Chesler Tennant, pastor. lil)964, Pope Paul VD and elder; evening service, 7:30 Ph . 985·3308 Chester, 0 . 220 E. Main Pomeroy Ph . 992-2178 schoo l_, 10 a.m." ; mor. J. W. Lawson visited his · Greek . Orthodox Patriarch p.m . · Wednesday prayer BRETHREN ~ Rev. Fr ee land ~nday meeting , 7:30p.m. Norris, pastor; Ffoyd Norri s, ~ 10 9 ~o. rsh1p , , 11 8.m .; • sister, Mr, and Mrs. Cllnt Athenagoras rne\'in Jerusalem Attend the Church of Your. Choice MT. MORIAH ·CHURCH OF supt. Sunday school. 9:30a .m.; evangelosltC service, 7:30p.m . GOD Racine Route 2. The morning sermon, 10:30 a.m. ; Boble study and prayer serviCe, Cobran Wednesday. to discuss Christian ·unity , MIDOLPORT BOOK STORE • Rev . Charles Hand, pastor. Prayer se r vice , Wednesday, :tJednesday, 7:30 p.m. Phone BEN FRANKLIN STORE , Harold Brewer, Long Bot· II) 1~, Anton in Novotny was Sunday sc hoo l. 9: 45 a .m.; 7:30p.m. . ,73·5133. . · · Church and Office Supplies .-Gifts lorn, was a Saturday afternoon ousted as chairman , of the mor nic,g worship, 11 a im. HARTFORD L.oURCH OF · Pomeroy Ph. 992-3498 '\ . 992· 2641 . · Middleport CHESHIRE CHURCH ·oF CHRIS'~: on Christian Union' caller of his parents, Mr. and Czechoslovakian ·Communist . Evening servi,ces, Thuesday and Friday, 7:30. GOD OF PROPHECY, G. P. The Rev. William Campbell, Mrs. A. C. Brewer and David. party aild replaced by Alexan' ' BEARWALLOW RIDGE Smilh, pa stor . SundaY Sct.ool, paslor . Sunday school, 9:30 Mr, and Mrs. Terry WoUe der Dubcek who subsequently CHURCH OF CHRIST. Bible 10 a.m.; Arthur Henson , Svpl.; a.m .; James Hughes, supl.; F. J. WALlACE, JEWELE~S· _ NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE '' ' and son, Syracuile, spent a was deposed · for leading a st udy , 9:30 a .m.; morn ing Morning Worsh ip 11 a .m.; ~entng service, 7:30 p.m. Bulova Watches · Sales & Service 100 Ye,a rs in Pomeroy edr:esda~ evening prayer wors hip,, 10:30 a.m.; evening Youl Peoples. service, 7 p.m.: recent Sunday wlth his reform movement against worship, 6:30p.m. Wednesday Even g serv 1ce, 7:.:lf) p.m.; meeflng, · ~ .: JO p.m. Youth ' )<erm it Walton 186 N. Second Middleport . ' Bibl e study, 7:30 j).m. Wed sday Mid-Week Prayer prayer ser viCe each Tuesday ~ts. Mr, and Mr•. " .te Moscow control. at 7:30p.m. .) • - • • ' Yesterday's Cryptoquoile: HE HAS A RIGHT TO CRITICIZE WHO HAS THE HEART TO HELP.-ABRAHAM LINCOLN, f (() 197:1 King Fenturt~ Synd ica te, 'Inc.) I ~ ·. \ ' �.). ' ' I f ( r r , ~ , ' t J:-' r 1 ' r r "' " r r 1 ( ?. r ' • 9- The DaUy Sent~~~el, Middleport-Pomeroy, o , Jan' 5, 1973 2 Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results!J Apple Grove News, Events WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES s PM Oa y Before Publlcat on MQnday Dead line 9 a m Notice Mobile Homes For Sale FREE puppoes to g1ve away CASH pa1d' for att makes and pllone 992 6083 m'Odels bf mobile homes 1 46tp ' Phone area code 614 423 9531 GUN SHOOT Sunday January 4 13 tic 7 1P m FactJJfy choked guns -19_7_C-S~C~H~U~l-T::c-m-o-b-1le_h_ome only Second place shooters • HEATING 1971 Pl~:r6 FORD SIS99 2 dopr 1Jqcal 1 owner low mileage good t~res clean 1n terlor gteen finish radio 2000cc eng me ,4 speed EXPERT Wheel' Alignment '5.55 I 196BCHEVELLE $1695 Malibu s)iort coupe air conditioned 307 engine power steerln\lopower brakes red finish wlth,l!lack vinyl top and black ~ll' yl Interior radio ? e wall tires J 01ase Hdwe. Co. SMlTH NELSON MOTORS. INC. "HEll" HEATING & COOLING ARNOLD BROTHERS 1 1.72 CHEVROLET CAPRICE f3995 4 door new oar title & llatance of warranly covert color with blk vonyt roOf fonted glass, factory a1r front & rear guards radio & rear speaker whitewall tires Nice and clean Retail $4860 Priced to move Business Services PWMBING 919 ------- ------ SYRACUSE CHURCH OF NAZARENE V.irgiJ ,B, ~ Teaford, 51: Broker - -- - - - Fairview News Notes ! ~-=:~~!s.~~r ~o. i'PfoiEROY, OHIO @) Heeds' ville News, Notes VIsiting with Mrs Opal Nigel Hudson and Michael of Raridolpll ctynng the holidays Wooster were Mr and Mrs John Mr and Mrs John Riebel Young of Lancaster, Mrs and family of Pomeroy Rd, c Gladys Motgan and Debbie of and Mr and Mrs ' Robert Columbus, \ Mr and Mrs Morton and daughters of near Charles Hjluber and family, Porterfield viSited ChriStmas Mr and Mts Ltwrence Swam eve with therr parents, Mr and and famUy, Mr and Mrs Mrs D C Riebel l Merlin Swain and famUy, Mr Mr and Mrs. _,Ralph Hen and Mrs Richard Swam and derson and Mrslbwam Casto family and Mrs Dorotha of Portland spent ChriStmas R1ebel Eve w1th Mr and Mrs John Davtd and Gary Reed spent Henderson and family their ChriStlnas vacation at Mr and Mrs Thomas J Orlando, Fla with Denms Rose and family of Akron Reed They planned to VISit VISited With Mr and Mrs Disney World , where they Lawrence Rose durmg the brother, Dennis, Is employed hohdays Mr Otis Casto has returned llllchael Bormg, student at home after being a patient at Ohio University, Athens, spent St Joseph Hospital, Parkers- his hohday vacation w1th his burg par •nts, Mr and Mrs Grant Mrs Vrrgm1a Walton and Bormg Also VISI!mg at the Susie spent tht@e weeks Bormg 11'ome were theu:' recently at Marion VISiting daughter, Mr and Mrs Hugh w1th Mr and Mrs John Martin and son, Michael, of Cjllaway, Klbb, Bob and Lop Alexandria, Va While there Mrs Walton's VISltmg with Mr and Mrs J othet daughter, Mrs Gary D Hayman over the holidays Landon and sons, Wes and were Mr and Mrs Robert Michael, of Celina VISited on Hayman of Tolono Ill , Mr Sunday to help celebrate Mrs and Mrs J1m Keen Pat and Walton 's birthday She Linda and Mr and Mrs received many lovely gifts Richard Ables of Bald Knobs Karen Humphrey, student at Mr and Mrs Hayward BISSell Ohio State Umvers1ty, of Red Brush and Mr and Mrs Columbus, - Is spending the Ray Young, Klla Anne and Joe holidays with her parents, Mr Alan of Success Rd and Mrs Olarles Humphrey Mr and Mrs Don Coleman I¥Jd Robin and family of Columbus VISited Mr and.l-~.·.lli!IPII. Wigal W\th ~~rr!Wtn ¥cJler d!Jring d famUtfaciltlllm!ll'ht Fort I th~ hol!days "'" • "' ' udenfale, Fla 'The).' also Mr and Mrs Dohrman Reed visited at Disney World and family Nlslted with Mrs VISiting Mrs Bess LarklllS Eunice Sprague at the Arcadia <i.rlng the hol!days were Mr Nursing Home at Coolville and Mra Bert Scrunsher of recently Mr and Mrs Lyle Balderson Columbus, Mr and Mrs James Carruthers and Penny and Kay were dinner guests of of Lowsv11le, Terry Carruthers Mrs Hazel Balderson of of Alllance and Mrs Doris V1enna, W Va SWJday Clare Marks of Chester Scott of Parkersburg was also Mrs Roy F1ck, DenniS and a guest Beth Anne of Columbus were Jean Whitehead attended the recent visitors at the Williams· Rose Bowl game' at Pasadena, Balderson home Calif She also v1s1ted DISney Mrs V1rgmia Walton and Land Susie viSited Mr and Mrs Mr all!l Mrs D C Riebel James Cowdery, Carla, Jeff, VISited With all of the1r children Paula, and' Jenny, Christmas dnrmgChriStmasDay,Mr and Day Also vlsltmg the Mrs Robert Thomas and Cowderys' were Bnan White of family of Cheshire Mr and Athens and Mr and Mrs John Mrs John Riebel and fam1ly of Calaway, Klbb, Bob and Im1, Pomeroy Rd, and Mr and Marwn Mrs Robert Morton and Holiday dmner guests at the daughters of near Porterfield home of Anderson B Kibble Tom Dye Is visiting w1th his were Mr , and Mrs Glen children at Akron durmg the Milhoan, 'Parkersburg, Mr holidays and Mrs Tom Drake of Mrs Mabel Hetzer spent Columbus, Mr and Mrs Davtd Christinas with Mr and Mrs Smith, D1ane and David, of Raw leigh Hetzer an4 famUy at Long Bottom and Nancy Bawn Akron -Mrs L Balderson of Chester Christmas' dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Warren Pickens 8ClDe were Mrs kathryn Dietz and The fWJeral of Ray Byers Bill of Belpre, Mr and Mrs R was held at F1rst Baptist E Williams and Mr and Mrs Church Dec 23 Those from out Lyle Balderson and Kay of town here for the funeral Jean Whitehead, student at were Mr and Mrs Robert Ohio State University m (Lena) Bell and Mr and M•s Columbus, spent her holiday W1lmer Byers of Warren, Mr vacation with her parents, Mr and Mrs Clifford Byers and and Mrs Ernest Whitehead family of Columbus, Mr and and..daughters _ _ Mrs Klee (Shelah) Halton of Hol!day guests at the hOme of Spnngboro Mr Denms Mr and Mrs Gene Wilson Mastern of Lebanon, Mr and were Mr and Mrs Robert Mrs Delbert Van Meter and Sams aM sons from Jane Lu, children, Mrs John Akrouch W Va , Mr and Mrs Junior and Mr and Mrs Jrrn Lew1s, of Congrove and Dee of Columbus Mr and Mrs Zanesville and Mr and Mrs Robert Byers of Shadyside ~ R • TilE SNACK SHOPPE THAT CAN'T BE BEAT- -- anymea\ tastes better • • 4th & • i~~=:====~~J 0 ~ TRUCK SAVINGS 70 FORD.f... ~ ................... ~1995 112 l'on long bed •Ranger, 360 V 8 auto , rad•o & heater all black Sharp 71 CHEV.......................... $2195 1 12 Ton long bed blue & wh1te, auto rad1o & heater 72 PINTo .........................$1795 NeiYpo~t 4 dr Sedan < RUTLAND FURNITURE R;~~v~~=•t AND 71 CHRYSLER .................$2195 WMP0/1390 J .. STAR ENEW YEAR RIGHT WITH ASMITH NELSON ,.; ,.; 3 Dr Runabout 4 sp ..: We talk to you like a person. ' ~~~·iM,M Motor Co. I By Mrs Herbert Roush Radnor spen t Saturday mght Ca nc e llal!on - Corrections Mr and Mrs Gene Webster w1th her Sister Mr and Mrs Wlll b e accepted unfll 9 am for and daughter Amta of Marshall Adams Day of Publication REGULATIONS Cleveland 0 spent Chnstmas John Day of Gal11pohs spent The Publ sfler reserves tht get lree shot In next match 12 x70 3 bedroom carpeting weekend w1 th Mr and Mrs Fnday mght w1th Raymond nght to edit ar re,ect any ad Assorted meats Racme Gun throughout COI!)binat1on de em ed Ob 1e ttronal Tht If I HAVE Roy Donohew and Greg Mr Adams George Fish of publisher w ill not be responsibh Club washer & dryer Lived in for 1 for more than one ncorrec yr 571>110 Phone 992 76l>7 To Go and Mrs Leonard Philbrook of Galhpohs VISited Ra)mond 43tc nser tlon 1 43tc Take Me To olandus were Chnstmas Day Fnday RATES For Want Ad SePJtce OVERWEIGHT' Have the i=========~ guests of the Donohews Mrs Ga1l Barker of 5 cents per Word one insert ion Holodays added to your Concrete Work THE SHOP M tnlmum Charge 7Sc Mrs Mildred Donohew, Mrs Columbus spent ChriStmas on Most Amerocon Cars weight problem' let us help ·, A1r Cond1h~ers 12 cents per word three Remodeling y_ou remove that excess at no'"~ ANT RIDGE ROAD c E1leen Roush Mrs Fe1ne B w1th Mr and Mrs Earl Adams con sc~.; utlve Insertions -GUARANTEED•Awnmgs "~\ POMEROY 0 Conway Diet Institute 18 cen Is R•r word six con Haymon Mrs Hazel Fox Mr and her mother Mrs Nma cusom Meit Cutt1ng' ,Orchid Room Mondays at • Underptnnl~g Phone 992 2094 secuttve Insert ions Ou1ck and Courleous Serv1ce and Mrs Eugene Webster and Wagner 7 30 p m For Information call 25 Per Cent Discount on paid DALE DICK 992 2926 Pomeroy Home & Auto ads paid wlttlln 10 days daughter Amta, and Mrs LITTLE VAUGHAN Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bass ads and ~:,~;~:t~ ~~~b~Je ~~~~: CARP OF THANKS 1 5 3tc Open ITI15 E1leen Roush s two grand and children, Corrinne and & OBITUARY 992 3184 "2 3374 'diSplay of mobile homes ==----:--Monday thru S.lvlilaY Phone 992 2511 $1 50 for 50 word mm mum SHOTGUN MATCH Sunday Let Dick and Dale Help You ch1ldren Mrs Dolly Wolfe Kendra of Marengo 0 Mr always available at 606 E Main Pomtroy, 0 Eac h add I onal word 2c or 992-3918 wtth vour meat prablemt Jan 7 12 noon Sode Hill Gun BLIND ADS Mrs Donna H1ll Mrs Luc1lle and Mrs Charles Hupp and Club assorted meats no 2Sc Charge per .MILLER Rhodes Mrs Florence Sm1th ch1ldren Tma and M1cky of AdAddrtronal alcoholic beverages allowed ~,~erttsement APPLIANCE Repair soft dnnks w1U be sold free OFFIC.E HOURS attended a candlelight service Carrolf 0 , Mr and Mrs J1m MOBILE HOMES , 1 G&E Repair of all laundry POMEROY 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Dally coffee not respons1ble for for the eleven churches on the Hupp and sons Junmy and 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noor 1220 Washongton Blvd equ1pment refngeration acc1dents troph1es for High equipment and house wlnng Racme MethodiSt Church B11l Max Manuel, Sr , Don Saturday P.o1nt Card 423 7521 BELPRE, 0 HOME & AUTO Call 614 992 6050 f5~C~--------~------U: charge Sunday eve mpg at the Manuel, VISited Mr and J)lrs 12 31 3otp 992 2094 =-=-==-'-::--Portland Church Arnold Hupp over Chnstmas PART TlME babysitter phone Wanted To Do In Memory From the largest 606 E Mam Pomeroy. after 5 p m 992 5535 BUILDING or remodeling from Mrs Ava Belles of Wellston weekend Bulldozer Radiator 1 5 31p B & S CARPENTER Work a closet to a house call Er· IN LOVING memory of my Small9st Heater Core spent the ChriStmas weekend Mr and Mrs Arnold Hupp remodeling panelmg and OFFICE SUPeLIES nest Deeter 949 3832 husband Homer Hawkms, - - -- - - - - Nathan Biggs 1ntenor decoratmg phone w1th her Sister m law, Mrs spent a recent Sunday w1th Mr 1 ~ 6tc who passed away Jan 5 1972 HAYMAN S Aucl1on - a ~ood 446 R..toator Spt~ltlld 9487 and Ferne B Hayman and Mrs Bus Hupp and family No one knows the silent heart place to go each Froday 1 3 6t - - - - - - ache Only those who have evemng 7 p m at laurel Cloff ~---,------- P AUTOMOBILE orsurance been Mr and Mrs Larry Badgely at Carroll 0 FURNITURE Ios t can tell cancelled' lost your on old Rt 7 1 m1le west of children Chmtl and Danny of Mr and Mrs Jack Adams Of the grief that IS borne 1n Rock Springs Fairground operators license' Call 992 Stop In and See Our Pets For Sale Silence For the one I loved so Fa1rfax Va amved for a were luncheon guests of Mr 2966 10 10 tic well 991 2174 Pomeroy PARKVIEW Kennels gomg out 6 15 tic - Floor Display week s vacatiOn w1th lhe1r and Mrs Boone Adams at It s a lonesome house w1thout of busmess 81g pnce parents Mr and Mrs Erwm Racme and were dmner guests you And sad has been theJ reduct1on on all dogs All AK DOZER and back hoe work SEE US FOR Awnings storm READY MIX CONCRETE way C 592 Broadway & Ash ponds and septic tanks dlt Gloeckner Mr and Mrs Ralph of Mr and Mrs Charles Cobb and wmdows carports delivered right to your For ltfe and home are not the ch1ng service top soli 1111 doors Streets M1ddle~ort. Ohio marquees alummum siding pro/ect Fast and easy Free Badgely at Racme Christmas at Syracuse Bobby Joe Adams same Since you were called 12 13 tic dirt limestone B&K Ex I and railing A Jacob sales est mates Phone 992 3284 away Day guests of Mr and Mrs of Portland Rd called on Mr cavallng Phone 992 5367 representative For free Goegletn Ready Mix Co • Sadly missed by h1s wife D1ck Karr Jr Gloeckner were those named and Mrs Adams Chnstmas estimates phohe Charles Middleport, Oil to Lou1se Auto Sales 9 1 ttc LISle Syracuse V V 6 30 tic above and Mils Clarence Story evemng I 5 lip ~:-:-c-=-=~=--:--: Jolinson and Son Inc 3 2 If 1968 CORVETTE 427 4 speed WALL PANELING and ceiling and daughter l,losalee of Mr and Mrs Don Bell and SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED AM FM radio new exhaust f1le mstallaflon Reasonable - - - - - - - - - c REASONABLE rates Ph «<I Furnace Controls Darwm Mr and Mrs Ralph daughter Lorna, and Bruce Wanteo To Buy new tires excellent con rates For est1mate call 992 BACKHOE AND DOZER work 4782 Gallipolis John Russell Badgely of Racme d1toon S3 000 phone 992 2238 Hart ate Chnstmas dmner w1th WANTED - Old uproghl HUMIDIFIERS 547 1 p SeptiC tanks 1nstalled George O.Vner & Operator 1 4 31 1 5 3tc p1anos grand p1anos old Chr~stmas weekend guests of Mrs Bells father, St Cla~r I Bill) Pullins Phone 992 2478 5 12 tic Hot Water Healers :---:-- - -pump organs Any condlt1on 05tlc - - - - - - ' - Mr and Mrs Vernon Donehue !lill. who IS a pahent at Holzer 19M CHEVY phone 992 5535 Paymg SIOeach Wrote giving Plumbmg - - - -- - c BRADFORD Auctioneer were Mr and Mrs Butch Medical Center Dmner was after 5 p m For Sale d rect1ons Witten P1ano Co ELNA and Wh1te Sewing Complele Service Electncal Work Box 188 Sardis Oh o 439<16 I 5 3tp C B RADIOS antennas also Machines Donohue and fam1ly of Radnor, served to the Bells Mr Hill service on all Phone 9-19 3821 12 29 6tp makes Reasonable rates Racine Ohio pol1ce scanners Dailey s 0 Mr and Mrs Robert and Bruce by the cafeteria at Crltt Bradford The Sewmg Center Mid Radoo Shop Box 21 B long For Rent Harden and son Enc of the hospital dleport Ohio Bottom Oh10 51 tfc Not1ce 11 16 tic Manon Mr and Mrs Lowell Mr and Mrs Don Bell atTWO new mobile hom es never _________ 1_36tc SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC Burton and daughter, Sherry of tended the weddmg Sunday of GUN SHOOT Broad Run Rod l1ved 1n phone 992 2511 and Gun Club New Haven W SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEAN EAR~ Y American stereo radoo 992 2448 Real Estate For Sale 12 5 tic Columbus Mr and Mrs MISs Monda Kay Mooney to Va Sunday Jan 7 Noon 111 ED REPAIRED MILLER combmatlon AM FM radio .. • Pomeroy, 0 SANITATION STEWART Charles Wmebrenner, Eugene Ervm at Wellston ~F~U~R~N~I~SH~E~D--2:-~b-e-dr-oom speaker sound system 4 HOUSE FOR SALE 114 Brick Streel Pomeroy Ohio brick I 4 31c OHIO PHONE l>l>2 3035 speed automatic chang r ch1ldren R1cky VICki and apartment adults only ChriStmas dmner guests of KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS tO 4-llc Balance S79 57 Use our house 3 bedrooms excellent Middleport phone 992 3874 Jod) of Cheshrre ' location close to school and =-:-::=----SPECIALS MONTHLY Mr and Mrs Don Bell were GUN SHOOT Jan 6 7 30 p m budget terms Call 992 7085 12 12 tic clty con Iact lou Osborne or PAPER Hanging and painting PHONE HELEN JANE Mile Hill Road Factory 1 46tc Mrs June W1ckersharq, Mrs Raymond Bell of Oak Grove, call 992 5898 BROWN Ml DOLE PORT Arthur Musser phone 7•2 choked guns only' 20 16 and 3 AND 4 ROOM furmshed and Ferne B Hayman, ca:IIM on Mr and Mrs Paul Ervm OH 10 992 S113 11 26 lie 5223 12 ga No 712 8 and 9 shot unfurnished apartments MODERN Walnut style stereo Mrs Roy Donohew Sunday 12 3 tfc shells Assorted meats eats rad10 AM FM radiQ 4 HOUSE m!Long Bottom1 phone 12 12 30tp children Wayne Wendell Mr Phone 992 5434 Mr and Mrs Terry Roush of and Mrs Eugene Erwm Mr speaker sound system 4 and refreshments sr.onsored 4 12 He 91!5 3529 GUN SHOOT alsor fie matches by Racme Fire Dep speed automatiJ; changer MACHINES Repair Greensboro North Carolma, and Mrs John Chaney 6 11 tic SEWING Balance S67 31. Use our >ervlce all makes 992 22a. 124tc - open sites only and spec 1al o;, DOUBLE 2 bedroom fur spent Thursday through ch1ldren Gene Roger, Steve deer slug match Forked Run budget terms Call 992 7085 1'12 STORY 2 bedroom brick The Fabric Shop Pomeroy n!Shed on Fourth & College Sportsman Club Sunday 1 4 6lc house In Middleport Car Authorized Singer Sales and Tuesday w1th his parents Mr and Eddie of Mmersv1lle Rt Streets Syracuse phone 992 January 7th 12 noon Service We Shar,_, Scissors peled paneled Kllchen and and Mrs V1rg1l Roush Bruce Hart, Jenny White and 1 3 31c 2749 WEIMARANER pupr.les 1 din ng room hied Complete 3 29 tfc 12 29 tfc ChriStmas Day guests of the Grace Hysell IIIIer AKC 1 II fer '14 wllh drapes S6 500 Call 992 -.,.---------:: TAX Serv1ce Federal and State Weimaraner and 'I• bird dog Roushes were the1r son, Terry 3465 Real Estate For Sale Mr and Mrs Cec1l H11l of Income Taxes da•ly except FURNISHED apartment Phone 614 742 6834 12 28 7tc and w1fe Fred Shain W B L1ma 0 VISited St Clair H1ll phone 992 2780 or 992 3432 Sunday 9 a m to 5 p m 1 4 5tc I Stfc evenings by appointment 1 Cross Mr and Mrs V1rg1l at Holzer Medical Center ' HOUSE S rooms & bath on Rt Mrs Steven (Wanda} Ebhn =-::--:-=-:---•1 Walker of Racine Mr and ChriStmas Day COMPLETE maple bunk bed 124 with 3'12 acres of tahd ' • o " Rl 2 Pomeroy {laurel Cl1ff TWO BEDROOM mobile home set I year old Phone 247 2082 phone 992 3908 When the outlook IS dark Mrs Marshall Roush and son Rd off Rl 7 By Pass) phone on Old Rt 33 adults only Mrs Mildred Spencer spent 1 4 6tc 1 3 6tc try the uplook phone 992 6294 or 992 6385 992 2272 Joey Christmas w1th her daughter ~----after 6 p m 1 3 30 lc , Mr and Mrs Don Gnmm of Mr and Mrs William Jackson 12 2410tc AM WAY Hom ec leanlng NEW 6 room house and bath •;, m1le Easl of Rutland Sidney Sunday School-9 30 AM Belpre Mr and Mrs Roger and sons at Leetoma BUS 1NE55 Opportunity for =-:-::--:-::--:--:-:--:-:-:-c:products phone 992 2579 or Hayman Worshlp-10 4S A M men and women lnqwe by TRAILER bath & half on 247 2193 110 Mec!Mnlc St Manuel and daughter, Ang1e, 1 3 6tp Mr and Mrs Roy Buck and Young People--6 30 PM wrotong R D 2 Box 73 large lol n Syracuse call992 ___ _ _ _ _ _1_2_2_ 8 _t21p Pomeroy Ohio 457U Mr and Mrs Don R1ffle and daughll!r Pam Pat Green of 3525 Evemng Worshlp--7 30 P M Rac1ne Oh1o 12 31 6tc UNCLAIMED stereo 8 track In HOUSE on Middl eport 2 three children of Waverly, Albany Early Roush were bedroom call 949 3832 or 843 NEW LISTING 1 5 12tp Walnut console Pay balance were Chnstmas Day guests of Chr1slmas Day guests of Mr 2667 - - - -- - - , -- - MODERN 6 room house lull S102 80 or payments can be to ACRES - c.t Leading t 36tc TEXAS OIL COMPANY needs basement garage out arranged Call 992 5JJI Creek above Langsville Mr and Mrs Lester Roush and and Mrs Don Beegle and LEGAL NOTICE good man over 40 for short bulld1ng references 12 296fc Asking SS 000 00 family trips surrounding Pomeroy required phone 992 2310 after children at Racme Mr and BUSINESS LOCATION LEGAL NOTICE Dmner guests Chnstmas Mrs Fntz Buck of Pomeroy Contact customers We Iran 5 p m or 992 3425 LEFT IN Chnstmas lay away • ROOMS - 2 re~t rooms Notice Is hereby given that Air mall B G D1ckerson 12 31 tfc full s1ze z1g zag sewing Day of Mr and Mrs Dallas Hill called m the Beegle home the annual meeting of the end modern 3 bedroom • Pre s So uthw es t e rn mach1ne This machine CLELAND stockholders of The Farmers paneiOII home Gas heat, were Mr and Mrs Carol Chnstmas afternoon Petroleum Corp Ft Worlh TRA ll ER Brown s Trailer darns embroiders makes Bank and Savings Company of nice large wood burning REALTY Wolfe Jr and children 211 West Second Street Tex Park phone 992 3324 buttonholes Pay balance of fireplace with view of the 601 E M.1n Pomeroy Ohio wlll be held at I 3 4tc 12 28 tic $41 50 or S6 a month Call992 Ga1 hpohs Rt Mrs Dolly Ohio River S25 000 00 Pomeroy the office of said bank In _M_E_N- 18- 24- l -E_A_R-N-CON 5331 Pomeroy Ohla according to Itt HOBSON YARDS Wolfe Mr and Mrs Marvm 12 29 61c by laws on the third Wed STRUCTION SKILLS FOR 3 BEDROOMS Bath, large H11l of Racme, Mr and Mrs nesday of January 1973 at 4 00 COMBAT ENGINEERING B5 ACRE kitchen, 2 porches , P M for the purpose of electing Darrell NorriS and daughter COAL L1mestone Excelsior RACINE JOB IN EUROPE Today s For Sale Beautiful Basement drilled well and directors and the transaction of Sal t Works E Main St location 5 bedrooms l'h Army will tram competent such other business as may Tracy Mr and Mrs Marshall garage $9,000 00 Pomeroy Phone 992 3891 properly came befor! said young ~men m the combat baths .dining R NEW REGISTERED Angus bulls By Mrs Herbert Roush MIDDLEPORT Roush and son Joey Mr and meeting 4 12 tfc BEAUTIFUL KITCI:tEN eng1neenng f1eld And call after 5 p m Bill Witte 4 BEDROOMS - "'l Nice bath, Mr and Mrs Michael Rush PaulE l<loes Mrs Cecil Roseberry of Port - ----full B garage Rec R guarantee a job In Europe 992 2789 furnace, basement porch srcretary You II ass1st or engage in the SINGER Automatic sewing Utility R buildings land Rt called m the Hill home of Charleston S C , spent (12) 22 29 ( 1) s 12 • and fenced tot S8 500 00 ABOUT I ACRE construction and ma 1n machine Like new In walnut Christmas weekend w1th the Monday afternoon SYRACUSE tenance of road s br dgmg cabmet Makes design slit MIDDLEPORT - Excellent NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT latter s parents, Mr and Mrs 4 ROOMS - Level lot with Mr and Mrs Homer Warner s helter s and structures ches zig zags buttonholes St Older home wllh apatf Case No 20 827 gas electric, and city water Estate of Elmer Dav1s There are lots of benel1fs too MANY ment workshop Harold Brrd of Antiqwty blind hems overcasts etc were ChriStmas Day guests of S200000 Deceas ed L1ke 30 days paid vacat1on a OTHER FEATURES CALL $85 Call Ravenswood 273 95~1 Lloyd N1ce attended a Mr and Mrs Hoyt Ferguson at Not ce s hereby g1ven that MIDDLEPORT year If you d l1ke to learn TODAY or 273 9893 • Chns~Jnas program at the Joyce A Dav s ot Pomeroy lifet1me sk1lls while you l1ve 11 ACRE BUSINESS BUILDING Camp Conley Mr and Mrs 11 JO tic Oh 1o ha s been fuly appointed and work In Europe Today s JUST· OFF RT 7 New 40x110 Good concrete floors, Laurel Chff Methodist Church adm m st ratn x of the Estate of Warner were shoppmg m Pt Army wants to 101n you Call Moon Mobile Home {set upl new bath new gas furnace Elmer Dav is deceased late of on Sunday evenmg Pleasant Saturday collect SS G Clark 593 3022 12><60 with extended l R 3 Me1gs Co unty Otno Now, oc~upled 518,000 00 M•ss Evelyn Lawson and 1 3 6tc B R forced air heal Cred tors are requ r ed to f l e Mr and Mrs Lawrenc~ OLDER HOME th e.r cla ims w th said llduc: ar y $690000 1 5 lie 3 BEDROOMS - Kitchen Balser and family of Tuppers fian ce Jerry Miller of Mans w th• n four months IOACRES baok porch cellar and nice f1eld spent Chnstmas Dated th s 26 th day of llelp Wanted Pla1ns Butch Ables of In J~T OFF RT 33 - Mostly 2 BEDROOM sulles garden spot c.tty S5 000 00 Decem ber 1972 chair level nice home 3 B R d1anapohs Ind Mrs Ahce weekend With Mr and Mrs Mann ng D Webster Judg e COMPANION to live 1n with Black & White T V break 125 ACRES NEW F A furnace bath urt of Common Pleas elderly woman no laundry fast set r efrigerator dining Bu) 2 SOME TIMBER - Large 9 Balser and Mary Congo of Charles Lawson and family ProCo bate living R garage ~•liar and D IVIS IOn day off Phone 992 5397 or 992 table 1963 Corva1r phone Pa.rs room house, 2 baths and other buildings A STEAL Bald Knobs were ChriStmas Mr and Mrs Bob Lawsolf and ( 11 ) 29 ( 1) 5 2tc 3507 985 ;1915 plenty of closets 2 living s~ 900 oo I 4 3tc 1 3 3tp I PAIR FREE Day guests of Mr and Mrs fam1ly ' nd Mrs B1ll Parsons rooms with french doors 30ACRES and sons of Anllqwty were ~::-:-=-:-::-:-::--::::-----::~ The best buy In the area .Jack Ables and family Drilled well and all TUPPERS PLAINS - All HOP and ~Ill Cook 1972 APACHE Eagle Fold up Havesla~ks& leans for the minerals S26 000 00 FENCED., fruit trees Mrs Benny Boggess and son Chnstmas Day guests of the and MISS M1llle Ripley of CAR wanted apply person camper Includes spare tile whole family Save One garage chicken H Home NEW LISTING Crow s Steak Ho e canopy and plastic storm Th1rd Wayne Mr and Mrs Orville Lawsons Charleston spent ClrriStmas has 4 B R s bath new well & 7 ROOMS - Bath Mr and Mrs Albert Black gve mght With Mrs Marlene 12 31 6tc wm6ow Trailer has been ~ POMEROY Jarrell and ch1ldren spent pump, H W tank kitchen shower natural gas toro:od I ---,--.c., wired lor electrJc 3 outlets etc $12 900 111 r furnace ruce Chnstmas Day w1th Mr and well of Letart, Mr and Mrs FISher and children at Racme WERE LOOKING for a~rson Excellent condition $675 c~ll JackW Carsey Mgr 33ACRES Edward Lauderm1lt and basement drHled Who can Sell Coiled age 992 .s815 after 5 p m .1-----'P-'ho=ne:..;9.:.;92:..2::1.:.81:__--! RUTLANll RT 1 - Home Mrs Jesse Anderson M1ss Ripley was a Christmas garage Porch COMICrllfel their own l1me and fher 1 3 41c recently renovated NEW Mrs Vashll Gnmm VISited children were Christmas Day weekend guest of the Shields walks and over an acre of peopte 2 years ot college Real Estate For Sale F A furnace bath, kitchen land S10 000 00 _ her SIS ter Mr and Mrs guests of Mrs Mary Donohue and Mr and Mrs Jllll Roush preferable but not required 1959 MOUNTAINEER Camper and other 3 B R and Dav1d and Mrs Rose THINK BIG WHILE No mvestment nee<(ed except excellent condition $1 000 8 ROOM house and bath nice Gordon Wolfe Chnstmas Day VIsiting Mr and Mrs breezeway cellar, buildings THINKING THEN GIVE servocable automobile lor call 992 2789 large lot natural gas built In fenced JUST $14 500 ChriStmas DRy guests of Mr Bachus Herbert Sayre Christmas 6fc wh1ch we will pay mllea~e 1 3 cabinets 1n"RIIchen close to US A CALL AND WE WILL HENRY E CLELAND ChriStmas Day guests of Mr weekend were Mr and Mrs and Mrs Roy Pearson at Salary open Hosp1lallzahon radio stahon In Bradbury BE AVAI~ABLE TO HEAR REALTOR and paid v.acatlon send CLOSE OUT on 1972 lull size Phone 992 2602 2 ASSOCIATES TO SERVE Dorcas were Mr and Mrs and Mrs Russell Roush and Dean sayre of Middletown, YOUR REAL ESTATE qualifications and ex:perience z1g zag sewmg machines For fam1ly were Pvt 2N and Mrs 12 21 2otp YOU PROBLEMS, OR IDEAS Roger The1ss and children Mr Pa , Mr and Mrs Br1ce Sayre 1n own handwriting to Bo• sewmg str etch labrlcs 992 2259 HELEN L TEAFORD, Ronrue Russell and daughter 729 A co The Dally Sentinel making buttonholes Iahey 5 ROOM house and bath 2 and Mrs Jumor Salser and of Rio Grande Paul Sayre of If no answer 915 4209 or "2 ASSOCIATE Pomeroy Ohio 45769 deSigns etc Palnl slightly Mandy, Mr and Mrs Dorsa Columbus and Howard Sayre son M1ke Mr and Mrs NO SUNDAY SHOWINGS porches big flat lawn fur L25..:.68~------......l , 12 31 6tc blemished Cho1ce of carrying mture Included S8000 located · 992 3325 case or sewing stand S49 eo Charley Matthews of Parsons Mr and Mrs Herbert of Syracuse WITH MISSILE cash or terms available Mr and Mrs Herbert Sayre WORK Col umbus Mr and Mrs Roush and Roger, Mr and at Enterprise on Rt 33 Phone 1;...,-::--r------::-'-===7::;:~~~~===1·!! 992 6362 LAUNCHERS IN EUROPE Phone 992 7755 Mrs Ott Boston of Racme Mr VISited the latter s brother, Franc1s Webb, Mr and Mrs 1 Otp OR. KOREA FULL PAY 13 6tc WHILE YOU TRAIN - - - - - - - J1m Roush of Letart Falls and Mrs Dana LewiS of Chiton Carroll Sayre at Racine ( Sunday everung Today s Army will help you 2 BEDROOM home total Brenda Hawkms of Salem 0 and Mrs Iva Orr become proficient on Air HOMECLEANING products eleolrlc, utility room storm Mrs Bertha Robmsofl spent water Mrs Delpha Hayman acMrs Flossie Church of Defense Missiles . Then give phone 992 2579 or 247 2193 w1ndows, double garage, hm ps AutQ ChriStmas Eve mght w1th her compamed her daughter, Mrs - you a !Otfln Europe or Korea 1 5 JOtp {Insulated an paneled), raved Wlt11r fevel . - - - - - - - - - - - _ , ·son, Bill Robmson and fan ..ly Ruth Circle to Galhpohs A lob you II find as exclllng as :-:'::-:---~:--::--driveway city water lo 100 • control Lint the country you II be working BAR with D 1 D 2 t lcense 416 ••fro tot and building F II ter or Power V1S1tmg Mrs Bertha Robinson Christmas Eve and spent the Fin Agltolor m You'll get 30 days pa 1d ~us1ness and equipment Close to school Donald at her horne Christmas Day rught Perm• Prtst vacation a year too Plus lots Phillips Bar East Main St Headley, Rt 681 Tuppers Moyth were Mr and Mrs Howard of other benefits If you d like Pomeroy Plains Ol!lo M1ss Ada Rowe spent • Hill of Hilt the challenge and excitement 1 S.3tc - - - - - - - - : - ' -1- 561p Robmson of Flatwoods, W Va , Monday night With Mr and Dryera of llv1ng and working In --,~--:-:--~-~,_ Mr and Mrs B1ll Robmson and Mrs Don Hupp and SOII.'l Surround clothts another country Today s SPINET CONSOLE PIANO 8 ROOM house with bath and with gentle tv'n Army wants to lOin you For Wanted resflonslbte party to full basement • Bull lin kit children, Mrs Ma~ Shields, Mr and Mrs Dorsa Parsons hoot No hot spoto complete details call collect take over spinet plano Easy chen cablnels double sink, 2 Mrs Jack Sargent, Mrs Ann were dllUier guests Christmas no overdrylno SS G. Clark ~93 3022 terms Can be seen IO<.IIIy pot¢hes 145 Butternut Ave Flne Mesh L ln 1 Radford and Sll!phanle, Mrs of Mr and Mrs Gerald Wells 12 31 6tc Write Credit Manager P 0 Pomeroy phone 992 7170 Filter Box 276 Shelbyville Indiana 1 56tc Marlene F1sher and children, al Syracuse WtlpeclatlztiA 46176 --------~ M4YTAG Molly Larry and Amy of and Healing rna~ 1 S 2tp FURNISHED 3 room house Mr and Mrs Don Hupp and I'LUMBING expenenced 11 not ex Racine and Mr and Mrs sons spent Sunday afternoon perlenced and honest do not - - - - , - - - - - bath furnace, on corner tot In ON YOUR DIAL Richard Sargent of Columbus With Mr and Mrs George apply phone 992 2511 or 992 lOO B1LES 01 ~ay 45c a bale Syracuse price $3,90() phOne phone 985 4100 992 2360 • 3918 Mr and Mrs Herbert Shields Hupp at Portland 116 tr.~~~~~-~~~ 1 salo ·---~-~.,......1-5!fo [274~1~-4~2~1~j-:-:-.!.;~~~!!!!.!:;-.i.....1~~LJ. ------ OF QUALITY Pon~eroy 69 MERCURY................ .J1395 Custom Monterey 4 dr , factory a1r, extra clean 69 FORD Xt ....................$1295 2 Dr H T, 390 V 8 auto , vmyl top 69 MERCURv..................$1195 Montego 302 V 8 auto 2 dr H T 69 FORD .........................$1195 Custom 4 dr sedan n 1ce clean car 69 RAMBLER .................. $995 2 Dr 6 cyl standard Several More Cheap Cars In Stock See Ray RtggS or Roger Rtebel RIGGS BROS. USED CARS Ph 985 4100 Located on Sf Rt 7 No Payments Until After Feb. By Bertha Parker Here for the funeral of Mr Sabbath School atll!ndance D1ehl were Mr and Mrs Paul Dec 31 at the Free MethodiSt Archer Colunnbus, Mr and Church was 110 Mormng of Mrs Charles Hiser and fam1ly folring• was ,H..,17 Building~ of Westei"tlille, Mr Qnd 'Mi's fund offering was $29 75 Frederick Buck , Columbus, Lawrence A Smith spent Mr and Mrs Charles Haley of Chnstmas Day w1th Mr and Crooksville, Mr and Mrs Mrs Dan Smith and fam1ly James {lafferty Mrs Cora Mr and Mrs Robert Renshaw, Mrs Carolyn Deconmck and Kelly Sue of HarriS St Albans, W Va , the Cahforma VISited recentl9 w1th Rev LewiS Diehl of Warren Mr and Mrs Charles Karr Sr Mr and Mrs Mark Stahl of Mr and Mrs Charles Karr Stockdale v1s 1ted Saturday Sr was called recently to w1th Mr and Mrs Norman Huron due to the Illness of their Schaefer daughter, Mrs Ted Mathew Bertha Parker received a (Polly) The Karrs returned calendar from her daughrer, home New Years Day Mrs Mrs Harold Talley of Mathew IS much Improved Mlssoup The calendar IS Mr and Mrs Harmon Fox, • dated 1917 which had the same who are spendmg the wmll!r m month dates as has 1973 Flonda spent several days Mr and Mrs C11ff Withere at their home and spent tmgton Ravena attended the Chnstmas With the1r son m funeral of Charles D1ehl law and daughter Mr and Mrs Roy Howell and Mr and r, J Mrs Larry Walker also son m 'J re( law and daughter Mr and Mrs Johnny Douglas and fam1ly SWJday School attendance on Mr and Mrs Roy Howell December 31 was 35 The ofhave retlrrned to lnd1ana after fermg was $15 55 Worship spendmg ChriStmas at their serv1ces were held at 11 a m home here w1th Rev Lehman speaking Mr and Mrs Thomas Dorst from Psalm 46 and children of Amlin spent The name of George Smith ChriStmas and several days was unmtenbonally om1tted w1th Mrs Dorst s parents Mr • from ~e list havmg Chnstmas and Mrs James Gilmore dmner w1th the Glen Robinson Mr and Mrs W1lllam Perry fam1ly of Athens, Mr and Mrs Vern Mr and Mrs Hobart Swartz Story~ John spent Chnst- and Nma Robmson took mas w Mr and Mrs Nor ChriStmas dmner w1th Mr and ma..- haefer John spent h1s Mrs Gerald Swartz and family vacat1on w1th his grand at Marietta In the afternoon, parents, the Schaefers they viSited Mr an~ Mrs Mrs Dora Halley has been Harold Swartz and family of very Ill the past we~k Williamstown, W Va and Mr Word has been rece1ved of and Mrs Robert Robmson and the death elf. Mrs John Merle fam1ly of Belpre Diehl of Spokane Wash Mrs Chnstmas dmner guests of Diehl died Christmas evemng Mr and Mrs Ernest Taylor She was formerly a res1dent of and John were Mr and Mrs th1s commun1ty Charles Taylor and fam1ly of Mrs Bertha Parker spent London Ohio, Mr and Mrs Chmtmas w1th MISs Cleo Uoyd Dillinger, R1cky and Parker Mr and Mrs Gene Kathy, of Shade and Mr and Alk1re and family, Mr and Mrs Randy D1llmger Shade Mrs Hugh Ferguson and son Clara Follrod and Nma James Mr and Mrs Cednc Robmson accompamed Mr Parker Eric and Dav1d, of San and Mrs Otto Swartz to VISit Antomo, Texas also VISited the the1r Sister, Helen Follrod, at Alk1res and Fergusons The the Gallipolis State Hospital, Parker fam1ly spent a day w1th SWJday afternoon h1s mother and returned Mr and Mrs Glen Robmson Thursday to the1r home m VISited the Lester Seaman Texas fam1ly at Barlow recently Mn and Mrs Ivan Diehl of Mr and Mrs Vere Swartz Texas were called here by"the took New Year's dmner with death of his brother, Charles the1r son, Mr• and Mrs Vernon D1ehl who d1ed Chnstmas Swartz and family of mornmg Mr Diehl s first llockmgport Sarah Woode of Af' S 'odal Notes 1971 Pontiac ..................$3995 Grandville 2 dr H T owner factory a1r, local one 1971 Pontiac .........only $3795 I Bonneville 4 dr H T , factory a1r qne owner low mileage • 1970 Chev.............. only $2695 Capnce 2 dr H T, factory air real sharp local car 1969 Mercury................. $1595 Montego 4 dr sed, factory a1r. very low m•leage Pnced to sell 1969 Ford.... f ........ .. only $2295 3/4 Ton P1ckup, auto, P S, P B, camper spec1al Red & wh1te Sharp 1969 Ford ..............only $1395 Fa1rlane 500 Wagon , V 8 auto little wagon Real sharp 1968 Cadillac ................. $2495 2 dr H T, black w1th black vmyl top loaded, new G P trade 1n 1967 Int. ............... only $1695 Carry All 4 wheel dnve camper veh1cle Real sharp N1ce Don't Forget 15, 1973 We Seroice What We Sell Karr & Van Zandt Our Word Is Our Bond Open Evenmgs i1"11 7 p .m & Sat T1ll 5 p tn Servtce T1l 12 noon on Saturday You'll L•keOurQualltyWay of Domg Bustness 992 5342 GMAC, FINANCING Open Evenmgs Unt1l6 POMEROY oo- TtiS p m Sat SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 992-2174 Wolfpen News, Notes Mr and Mrs Ralph Knapp M1ke and Tim of Columbus, Mrs Lena Knapp of Langsville for therr pre-ChriStmas VISit w1th Mr and Mrs Doyle Knapp Ka1l Kevm and Charles Mrs NorriS Sunms of Crown C1ty was a Saturday w1th Mr and Mrs Lincoln Russell Mr and Mrs Everett Ray Johnson and fam1ly of Colunnbus Mr and Mrs Lee Roush and fam!l~ Mrs )Jelen Johnson, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Johnson and famllf and Mr and Mrs James Johnson and family of Pomeroy were Saturday evenmg VISitors of Mr and Mrs Larry Johnson and family and Mrs Geneva Shumate , Christmas Day VISitors of Mr and Mrs Lincoln Russell were Mr and Mrs Franklin Russell of Middleport Mr and Mrs Dale Russell, Jane Ann Susan Guy Russell of Colunnbils, M1ss Tern Russell of Pomeroy, Mr and Mrs Clinton GUkey and fam1ly, Mrs H'\rold Gillogly, VIcki and Bruce 'J Albany Mr and Mrs Ray Russell and Tena Rae of Kentucky Mr and Mrs Tom Sum merheld of Dhnms Mr and Mrs Donald Russell, Mr and Mrs Steve Haggy of Akron and Mr and Mrs Ronald Russell and Manda were Christmas hohday viSitors of the1r. parentS Mr and Mrs Robert Russell Ronald Russell 1s stahoned at Fort Mead, Maryland Mr and Mrs Wilham Boyce · of Colunnbus were weekend VISitors of "Mr and Mrs Howard Russell Mr and Mrs Harley Johnson and Mr and Mrs Larry Barr and fam1ly of Rutland were ChriStmas dmner guests of Mr and Mrs Howard Thoma and --------~-.. Mr and Mrs Vere Swartz were Mr and Mrs Wa1d Swart~ of Athens and Mr and Mrs Emmett Hawk of Hemlock Grove Mr and Mrs Cla1r Woode and Conn! of Circleville spent Friday mght and Saturd~y w1th Mr and Mrs Wilham Carr and daughters and also called on their parents, Mr and Mrs Chas D Woode and Coolville JOined the fam1ly for returned home late Saturday dmner evemng Sunday afternoon guests of I ~ USED CAR 72 Cadillac Cpe. DeVIlle, C.C. a1r ..........'6100 72 Olds Royale 88 H.T. Sed., a1r .......... 14200 71 Olds 88 4 Dr.1 V-roof & a1r ........... .'2995 72 Chevy Nova 4 Dr., V-8 auto., P.S...... '2495 71 Olds 98 H.T., a1r ....................... '3495 71 Olds 98 Lux. Sedan, full power, air .. ·'3795 2-70 Olds 98 LS.1 vmyl roof, a1r ......... '2995 70 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, full power, a1r ....'2995 69 Ford XL Cpe., atr, sharp . . ............. 11795 69 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, full pow., a1r •• •• • '1595 69 Cbev. BIS. 2 Dr., 6 cyl., std••••••• ••• ••• '895. 69 Mercury Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto.·: .'1395 68 Ford Gal. 500 4 Door, air ••••••••••••••'1095 6$ GMC 1f2 Ton, V-8 std.................. 11395 ' AT, PB, PS .. 'll95 67 Camaro H.T. Cpe., 6 cyl., 2-66 Olds 88 Sed. & Cpe. chotce .... ,. •• '695 66 Cadillac Sed. Dev1lle, power, a1r........ !1295 66 Pontiac Catalina 4 Door ................. '595 65 P~mouth 4 Door, atr ....................'595 66 BUICk l.aSabre 4 Door, atr ...............'695 65 Bu1ck Special 4 Door, V-81 auto•••••••• '495 63 Cadillac 4 Dr. H.T., full power .......... 1495 63 Olds 98 4 Door, V-8, auto••••••••• •• •••• '195 Otester, 0 Laurel Cliff News Notes grandchild was toborhRevChristmas afternoon and Mrs LewiS D1ehl, Warren USED CARS, PatriCia Mrs Ada Slack of Syracuse was~ Christmas VISitor of Mr and Mrs Harley Johnson, Tammy Cheryl and Terry Also VISiting were Mr and Mrs Harley Johnson Mr and Mrs Charley Smith and Jo were Christmas dmner guests of Mr and Mrs Doyle Knapp, Ka1l Charles and Kevm Mr and Mrs Eugene Hanmg, Rhonda Ronald Mr and Mrs Jack Elam Bill 311d Carolyn, Mr and Mrs James Reeves Linda and Mr and Mrs Robert Reeves, Bryan of Racme were Christmas dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Tuckerman Mr and Mrs Carl McElroy and Mr and Mrs B1ll McElroy and Jeff of Colunnbus enjoyed their Chnstmas SWJday with Mr and Mrs Paul McElroy Mr and Mrs K-e nneth WISman of Mansfield were Christmas holiday VISitors of Mr and Mrs Glenn Thompson and dma and Cmdy Mrs Walter Jordan of Gallipolis was a Thursday VISitor of Mr and Mrs Lincoln Russell Fairview By Mrs Herbert Roush Mr and Mrs Roger Parsons and baby Mrs Jessie Parsons and George of Ashland spent New Years weekend with Mr and Mrs Don Hupp and ch1ldren Mr and Mrs Gerald Wells Mandy and Amy, of Syracuse were Sunday dmner guests of the Hupps Mr and Mrs Dana Lewis of Clifton spent sunday afternoon w1th Mr and Mrs Russell Roush and fam 11y Mr and Mrs Dana.Lew1s of Chiton, Walter McDade and Gene Early of Troy were dmner guests saturday of Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush and Roger Mr and Mrs Howard Roush of Mansfield, Mr and Mrs Walter McDade and Gene I f T t N Ear Y 0 roy spen ew Years weekend w1th Mrs Gladys Shields at Racine and visited Mrs Edna Roush at Veterans Memonal Hosp1tal Mr and Mrs Harold Lawson and son of Letart, w va , were Sunday dmner guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Lawson Mam St .. Pomeroy, Oh1o Apple Grove News, Events By Mrs Herbert Roush and Mrs Larry Foster and M1ss Amy F1sher of Racme children of Colunnbus Mrs spent Sunday With MISS Anita BesSie Stitt of Mt Monah Webster of Cleveland at the VISited m the afternoon home of Mr and Mrs Roy Mr and Mrs Charles Bum Donohew Mr and Mrs W1ley and B1lly W1lson of Bolivar Ours of Racme Route spent a Dam spent New Year s recent Sunday w1th Mr and weekend With Erma W1lson Mrs Donohew St Clair Hill was returned to Mr and Mrs Gerald hiS home from Holzer Medical Hayman and son Keith VISited Center Saturday after bemg a a few days With Mr and Mrs patient there for over two Ted Hayman and fam1ly at months Calling on Mr Hill Westerville Christmas Day Sunday were Mr and Mrs guests of Mr and Mrs Gerald Dallas Hjll New Year's callers Hayman and Ke1th were Mr were Bert HWJt and Everette and Mrs Rooert Hart and Connally children of Racme Mr and Edward Cross and Ke1th Mrs Gene Jewell and ch1ldren Ashley spent the hohdays w1th of Letart, W Va , Rte, Mrs the1r parents Mr and Mrs Phy lhs Young and children of Andrew Cross and Mr and Mason Mrs Glona Wh1tlach Mrs Robert Ashley and baby of Mason Mrs James Ables of Logan Mrs Mmdy DaviS and baby of Dell Gilkey of Gallipolis and Bradbury, Lorna Bell, and Roland D11l of Pomeroy VISited Allen Cunnmgham SWlday with Mr and Mrs Jack Mrs Gerald Hayman and Ables son, Ke1th spent Sunday af. Mrs Bessie Stitt of Mt ternoon w1th Mrs Bertha Mor1ah was a Chnstmas Robmson dmner guest of Mr and Mrs Bnce Hart of Racme spent '- Jake Stitt Fnday mght w1th Ke1tb Mr and Mrs Isaac Sayre of Hayman N1tro W Va , Mrs Otho Bruce Hart and Denny Hart H1ttmgbottom of Eleanor, W of Racme spent Fr1day w1th Va , called on Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Gerald Hayman Roy Pearson at Dorcas Fr1day and Keith and enJoyed the day rabbit huntmg ' Mr and Mrs Ed Kane of Swnmemlle, N J , VISited , SWJday with Mr and Mrs Floyd NorriS Mr and Mrs Larry 0 Br~en and children spent the holidays With Mr and Mrs Lowell Taylor at Radnor Mr and Mrs Walter Me Dade and Gene Early of Troy, Mrs Gla~ys Sh1elds of Racme were dmner guests Friday evenmg of Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush and R'oger Horse Shows 2nd & 4th Mr and Mrs Vrrg1l Roush Saturday each month, and Joey Roush took Mrs 7 p m Pony Pulls - 3rd Mabel Sham to New Lexmgton Saturday, 7 p m. to v1slt Mr and Mrs Jerry Wa1ker over the holidays Wild West RODEO January 6-7, Saturday 9 PM Sunday 1:30 PM Bill Wheeler of Ohw State Umvers1ty spent the holidays t •lh Mr and Mrs Alex Wheeler Chnstmas weekend guests of the Wheelers were Mr and Mrs Edward Morns and children of Charleston, Mr • Circle M. 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Sentinel Classifieds Get Results!J Apple Grove News, Events WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES s PM Oa y Before Publlcat on MQnday Dead line 9 a m Notice Mobile Homes For Sale FREE puppoes to g1ve away CASH pa1d' for att makes and pllone 992 6083 m'Odels bf mobile homes 1 46tp ' Phone area code 614 423 9531 GUN SHOOT Sunday January 4 13 tic 7 1P m FactJJfy choked guns -19_7_C-S~C~H~U~l-T::c-m-o-b-1le_h_ome only Second place shooters • HEATING 1971 Pl~:r6 FORD SIS99 2 dopr 1Jqcal 1 owner low mileage good t~res clean 1n terlor gteen finish radio 2000cc eng me ,4 speed EXPERT Wheel' Alignment '5.55 I 196BCHEVELLE $1695 Malibu s)iort coupe air conditioned 307 engine power steerln\lopower brakes red finish wlth,l!lack vinyl top and black ~ll' yl Interior radio ? e wall tires J 01ase Hdwe. Co. SMlTH NELSON MOTORS. INC. "HEll" HEATING & COOLING ARNOLD BROTHERS 1 1.72 CHEVROLET CAPRICE f3995 4 door new oar title & llatance of warranly covert color with blk vonyt roOf fonted glass, factory a1r front & rear guards radio & rear speaker whitewall tires Nice and clean Retail $4860 Priced to move Business Services PWMBING 919 ------- ------ SYRACUSE CHURCH OF NAZARENE V.irgiJ ,B, ~ Teaford, 51: Broker - -- - - - Fairview News Notes ! ~-=:~~!s.~~r ~o. i'PfoiEROY, OHIO @) Heeds' ville News, Notes VIsiting with Mrs Opal Nigel Hudson and Michael of Raridolpll ctynng the holidays Wooster were Mr and Mrs John Mr and Mrs John Riebel Young of Lancaster, Mrs and family of Pomeroy Rd, c Gladys Motgan and Debbie of and Mr and Mrs ' Robert Columbus, \ Mr and Mrs Morton and daughters of near Charles Hjluber and family, Porterfield viSited ChriStmas Mr and Mts Ltwrence Swam eve with therr parents, Mr and and famUy, Mr and Mrs Mrs D C Riebel l Merlin Swain and famUy, Mr Mr and Mrs. _,Ralph Hen and Mrs Richard Swam and derson and Mrslbwam Casto family and Mrs Dorotha of Portland spent ChriStmas R1ebel Eve w1th Mr and Mrs John Davtd and Gary Reed spent Henderson and family their ChriStlnas vacation at Mr and Mrs Thomas J Orlando, Fla with Denms Rose and family of Akron Reed They planned to VISit VISited With Mr and Mrs Disney World , where they Lawrence Rose durmg the brother, Dennis, Is employed hohdays Mr Otis Casto has returned llllchael Bormg, student at home after being a patient at Ohio University, Athens, spent St Joseph Hospital, Parkers- his hohday vacation w1th his burg par •nts, Mr and Mrs Grant Mrs Vrrgm1a Walton and Bormg Also VISI!mg at the Susie spent tht@e weeks Bormg 11'ome were theu:' recently at Marion VISiting daughter, Mr and Mrs Hugh w1th Mr and Mrs John Martin and son, Michael, of Cjllaway, Klbb, Bob and Lop Alexandria, Va While there Mrs Walton's VISltmg with Mr and Mrs J othet daughter, Mrs Gary D Hayman over the holidays Landon and sons, Wes and were Mr and Mrs Robert Michael, of Celina VISited on Hayman of Tolono Ill , Mr Sunday to help celebrate Mrs and Mrs J1m Keen Pat and Walton 's birthday She Linda and Mr and Mrs received many lovely gifts Richard Ables of Bald Knobs Karen Humphrey, student at Mr and Mrs Hayward BISSell Ohio State Umvers1ty, of Red Brush and Mr and Mrs Columbus, - Is spending the Ray Young, Klla Anne and Joe holidays with her parents, Mr Alan of Success Rd and Mrs Olarles Humphrey Mr and Mrs Don Coleman I¥Jd Robin and family of Columbus VISited Mr and.l-~.·.lli!IPII. Wigal W\th ~~rr!Wtn ¥cJler d!Jring d famUtfaciltlllm!ll'ht Fort I th~ hol!days "'" • "' ' udenfale, Fla 'The).' also Mr and Mrs Dohrman Reed visited at Disney World and family Nlslted with Mrs VISiting Mrs Bess LarklllS Eunice Sprague at the Arcadia <i.rlng the hol!days were Mr Nursing Home at Coolville and Mra Bert Scrunsher of recently Mr and Mrs Lyle Balderson Columbus, Mr and Mrs James Carruthers and Penny and Kay were dinner guests of of Lowsv11le, Terry Carruthers Mrs Hazel Balderson of of Alllance and Mrs Doris V1enna, W Va SWJday Clare Marks of Chester Scott of Parkersburg was also Mrs Roy F1ck, DenniS and a guest Beth Anne of Columbus were Jean Whitehead attended the recent visitors at the Williams· Rose Bowl game' at Pasadena, Balderson home Calif She also v1s1ted DISney Mrs V1rgmia Walton and Land Susie viSited Mr and Mrs Mr all!l Mrs D C Riebel James Cowdery, Carla, Jeff, VISited With all of the1r children Paula, and' Jenny, Christmas dnrmgChriStmasDay,Mr and Day Also vlsltmg the Mrs Robert Thomas and Cowderys' were Bnan White of family of Cheshire Mr and Athens and Mr and Mrs John Mrs John Riebel and fam1ly of Calaway, Klbb, Bob and Im1, Pomeroy Rd, and Mr and Marwn Mrs Robert Morton and Holiday dmner guests at the daughters of near Porterfield home of Anderson B Kibble Tom Dye Is visiting w1th his were Mr , and Mrs Glen children at Akron durmg the Milhoan, 'Parkersburg, Mr holidays and Mrs Tom Drake of Mrs Mabel Hetzer spent Columbus, Mr and Mrs Davtd Christinas with Mr and Mrs Smith, D1ane and David, of Raw leigh Hetzer an4 famUy at Long Bottom and Nancy Bawn Akron -Mrs L Balderson of Chester Christmas' dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Warren Pickens 8ClDe were Mrs kathryn Dietz and The fWJeral of Ray Byers Bill of Belpre, Mr and Mrs R was held at F1rst Baptist E Williams and Mr and Mrs Church Dec 23 Those from out Lyle Balderson and Kay of town here for the funeral Jean Whitehead, student at were Mr and Mrs Robert Ohio State University m (Lena) Bell and Mr and M•s Columbus, spent her holiday W1lmer Byers of Warren, Mr vacation with her parents, Mr and Mrs Clifford Byers and and Mrs Ernest Whitehead family of Columbus, Mr and and..daughters _ _ Mrs Klee (Shelah) Halton of Hol!day guests at the hOme of Spnngboro Mr Denms Mr and Mrs Gene Wilson Mastern of Lebanon, Mr and were Mr and Mrs Robert Mrs Delbert Van Meter and Sams aM sons from Jane Lu, children, Mrs John Akrouch W Va , Mr and Mrs Junior and Mr and Mrs Jrrn Lew1s, of Congrove and Dee of Columbus Mr and Mrs Zanesville and Mr and Mrs Robert Byers of Shadyside ~ R • TilE SNACK SHOPPE THAT CAN'T BE BEAT- -- anymea\ tastes better • • 4th & • i~~=:====~~J 0 ~ TRUCK SAVINGS 70 FORD.f... ~ ................... ~1995 112 l'on long bed •Ranger, 360 V 8 auto , rad•o & heater all black Sharp 71 CHEV.......................... $2195 1 12 Ton long bed blue & wh1te, auto rad1o & heater 72 PINTo .........................$1795 NeiYpo~t 4 dr Sedan < RUTLAND FURNITURE R;~~v~~=•t AND 71 CHRYSLER .................$2195 WMP0/1390 J .. 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I By Mrs Herbert Roush Radnor spen t Saturday mght Ca nc e llal!on - Corrections Mr and Mrs Gene Webster w1th her Sister Mr and Mrs Wlll b e accepted unfll 9 am for and daughter Amta of Marshall Adams Day of Publication REGULATIONS Cleveland 0 spent Chnstmas John Day of Gal11pohs spent The Publ sfler reserves tht get lree shot In next match 12 x70 3 bedroom carpeting weekend w1 th Mr and Mrs Fnday mght w1th Raymond nght to edit ar re,ect any ad Assorted meats Racme Gun throughout COI!)binat1on de em ed Ob 1e ttronal Tht If I HAVE Roy Donohew and Greg Mr Adams George Fish of publisher w ill not be responsibh Club washer & dryer Lived in for 1 for more than one ncorrec yr 571>110 Phone 992 76l>7 To Go and Mrs Leonard Philbrook of Galhpohs VISited Ra)mond 43tc nser tlon 1 43tc Take Me To olandus were Chnstmas Day Fnday RATES For Want Ad SePJtce OVERWEIGHT' Have the i=========~ guests of the Donohews Mrs Ga1l Barker of 5 cents per Word one insert ion Holodays added to your Concrete Work THE SHOP M tnlmum Charge 7Sc Mrs Mildred Donohew, Mrs Columbus spent ChriStmas on Most Amerocon Cars weight problem' let us help ·, A1r Cond1h~ers 12 cents per word three Remodeling y_ou remove that excess at no'"~ ANT RIDGE ROAD c E1leen Roush Mrs Fe1ne B w1th Mr and Mrs Earl Adams con sc~.; utlve Insertions -GUARANTEED•Awnmgs "~\ POMEROY 0 Conway Diet Institute 18 cen Is R•r word six con Haymon Mrs Hazel Fox Mr and her mother Mrs Nma cusom Meit Cutt1ng' ,Orchid Room Mondays at • Underptnnl~g Phone 992 2094 secuttve Insert ions Ou1ck and Courleous Serv1ce and Mrs Eugene Webster and Wagner 7 30 p m For Information call 25 Per Cent Discount on paid DALE DICK 992 2926 Pomeroy Home & Auto ads paid wlttlln 10 days daughter Amta, and Mrs LITTLE VAUGHAN Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bass ads and ~:,~;~:t~ ~~~b~Je ~~~~: CARP OF THANKS 1 5 3tc Open ITI15 E1leen Roush s two grand and children, Corrinne and & OBITUARY 992 3184 "2 3374 'diSplay of mobile homes ==----:--Monday thru S.lvlilaY Phone 992 2511 $1 50 for 50 word mm mum SHOTGUN MATCH Sunday Let Dick and Dale Help You ch1ldren Mrs Dolly Wolfe Kendra of Marengo 0 Mr always available at 606 E Main Pomtroy, 0 Eac h add I onal word 2c or 992-3918 wtth vour meat prablemt Jan 7 12 noon Sode Hill Gun BLIND ADS Mrs Donna H1ll Mrs Luc1lle and Mrs Charles Hupp and Club assorted meats no 2Sc Charge per .MILLER Rhodes Mrs Florence Sm1th ch1ldren Tma and M1cky of AdAddrtronal alcoholic beverages allowed ~,~erttsement APPLIANCE Repair soft dnnks w1U be sold free OFFIC.E HOURS attended a candlelight service Carrolf 0 , Mr and Mrs J1m MOBILE HOMES , 1 G&E Repair of all laundry POMEROY 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Dally coffee not respons1ble for for the eleven churches on the Hupp and sons Junmy and 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noor 1220 Washongton Blvd equ1pment refngeration acc1dents troph1es for High equipment and house wlnng Racme MethodiSt Church B11l Max Manuel, Sr , Don Saturday P.o1nt Card 423 7521 BELPRE, 0 HOME & AUTO Call 614 992 6050 f5~C~--------~------U: charge Sunday eve mpg at the Manuel, VISited Mr and J)lrs 12 31 3otp 992 2094 =-=-==-'-::--Portland Church Arnold Hupp over Chnstmas PART TlME babysitter phone Wanted To Do In Memory From the largest 606 E Mam Pomeroy. after 5 p m 992 5535 BUILDING or remodeling from Mrs Ava Belles of Wellston weekend Bulldozer Radiator 1 5 31p B & S CARPENTER Work a closet to a house call Er· IN LOVING memory of my Small9st Heater Core spent the ChriStmas weekend Mr and Mrs Arnold Hupp remodeling panelmg and OFFICE SUPeLIES nest Deeter 949 3832 husband Homer Hawkms, - - -- - - - - Nathan Biggs 1ntenor decoratmg phone w1th her Sister m law, Mrs spent a recent Sunday w1th Mr 1 ~ 6tc who passed away Jan 5 1972 HAYMAN S Aucl1on - a ~ood 446 R..toator Spt~ltlld 9487 and Ferne B Hayman and Mrs Bus Hupp and family No one knows the silent heart place to go each Froday 1 3 6t - - - - - - ache Only those who have evemng 7 p m at laurel Cloff ~---,------- P AUTOMOBILE orsurance been Mr and Mrs Larry Badgely at Carroll 0 FURNITURE Ios t can tell cancelled' lost your on old Rt 7 1 m1le west of children Chmtl and Danny of Mr and Mrs Jack Adams Of the grief that IS borne 1n Rock Springs Fairground operators license' Call 992 Stop In and See Our Pets For Sale Silence For the one I loved so Fa1rfax Va amved for a were luncheon guests of Mr 2966 10 10 tic well 991 2174 Pomeroy PARKVIEW Kennels gomg out 6 15 tic - Floor Display week s vacatiOn w1th lhe1r and Mrs Boone Adams at It s a lonesome house w1thout of busmess 81g pnce parents Mr and Mrs Erwm Racme and were dmner guests you And sad has been theJ reduct1on on all dogs All AK DOZER and back hoe work SEE US FOR Awnings storm READY MIX CONCRETE way C 592 Broadway & Ash ponds and septic tanks dlt Gloeckner Mr and Mrs Ralph of Mr and Mrs Charles Cobb and wmdows carports delivered right to your For ltfe and home are not the ch1ng service top soli 1111 doors Streets M1ddle~ort. Ohio marquees alummum siding pro/ect Fast and easy Free Badgely at Racme Christmas at Syracuse Bobby Joe Adams same Since you were called 12 13 tic dirt limestone B&K Ex I and railing A Jacob sales est mates Phone 992 3284 away Day guests of Mr and Mrs of Portland Rd called on Mr cavallng Phone 992 5367 representative For free Goegletn Ready Mix Co • Sadly missed by h1s wife D1ck Karr Jr Gloeckner were those named and Mrs Adams Chnstmas estimates phohe Charles Middleport, Oil to Lou1se Auto Sales 9 1 ttc LISle Syracuse V V 6 30 tic above and Mils Clarence Story evemng I 5 lip ~:-:-c-=-=~=--:--: Jolinson and Son Inc 3 2 If 1968 CORVETTE 427 4 speed WALL PANELING and ceiling and daughter l,losalee of Mr and Mrs Don Bell and SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED AM FM radio new exhaust f1le mstallaflon Reasonable - - - - - - - - - c REASONABLE rates Ph «<I Furnace Controls Darwm Mr and Mrs Ralph daughter Lorna, and Bruce Wanteo To Buy new tires excellent con rates For est1mate call 992 BACKHOE AND DOZER work 4782 Gallipolis John Russell Badgely of Racme d1toon S3 000 phone 992 2238 Hart ate Chnstmas dmner w1th WANTED - Old uproghl HUMIDIFIERS 547 1 p SeptiC tanks 1nstalled George O.Vner & Operator 1 4 31 1 5 3tc p1anos grand p1anos old Chr~stmas weekend guests of Mrs Bells father, St Cla~r I Bill) Pullins Phone 992 2478 5 12 tic Hot Water Healers :---:-- - -pump organs Any condlt1on 05tlc - - - - - - ' - Mr and Mrs Vernon Donehue !lill. who IS a pahent at Holzer 19M CHEVY phone 992 5535 Paymg SIOeach Wrote giving Plumbmg - - - -- - c BRADFORD Auctioneer were Mr and Mrs Butch Medical Center Dmner was after 5 p m For Sale d rect1ons Witten P1ano Co ELNA and Wh1te Sewing Complele Service Electncal Work Box 188 Sardis Oh o 439<16 I 5 3tp C B RADIOS antennas also Machines Donohue and fam1ly of Radnor, served to the Bells Mr Hill service on all Phone 9-19 3821 12 29 6tp makes Reasonable rates Racine Ohio pol1ce scanners Dailey s 0 Mr and Mrs Robert and Bruce by the cafeteria at Crltt Bradford The Sewmg Center Mid Radoo Shop Box 21 B long For Rent Harden and son Enc of the hospital dleport Ohio Bottom Oh10 51 tfc Not1ce 11 16 tic Manon Mr and Mrs Lowell Mr and Mrs Don Bell atTWO new mobile hom es never _________ 1_36tc SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC Burton and daughter, Sherry of tended the weddmg Sunday of GUN SHOOT Broad Run Rod l1ved 1n phone 992 2511 and Gun Club New Haven W SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEAN EAR~ Y American stereo radoo 992 2448 Real Estate For Sale 12 5 tic Columbus Mr and Mrs MISs Monda Kay Mooney to Va Sunday Jan 7 Noon 111 ED REPAIRED MILLER combmatlon AM FM radio .. • Pomeroy, 0 SANITATION STEWART Charles Wmebrenner, Eugene Ervm at Wellston ~F~U~R~N~I~SH~E~D--2:-~b-e-dr-oom speaker sound system 4 HOUSE FOR SALE 114 Brick Streel Pomeroy Ohio brick I 4 31c OHIO PHONE l>l>2 3035 speed automatic chang r ch1ldren R1cky VICki and apartment adults only ChriStmas dmner guests of KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS tO 4-llc Balance S79 57 Use our house 3 bedrooms excellent Middleport phone 992 3874 Jod) of Cheshrre ' location close to school and =-:-::=----SPECIALS MONTHLY Mr and Mrs Don Bell were GUN SHOOT Jan 6 7 30 p m budget terms Call 992 7085 12 12 tic clty con Iact lou Osborne or PAPER Hanging and painting PHONE HELEN JANE Mile Hill Road Factory 1 46tc Mrs June W1ckersharq, Mrs Raymond Bell of Oak Grove, call 992 5898 BROWN Ml DOLE PORT Arthur Musser phone 7•2 choked guns only' 20 16 and 3 AND 4 ROOM furmshed and Ferne B Hayman, ca:IIM on Mr and Mrs Paul Ervm OH 10 992 S113 11 26 lie 5223 12 ga No 712 8 and 9 shot unfurnished apartments MODERN Walnut style stereo Mrs Roy Donohew Sunday 12 3 tfc shells Assorted meats eats rad10 AM FM radiQ 4 HOUSE m!Long Bottom1 phone 12 12 30tp children Wayne Wendell Mr Phone 992 5434 Mr and Mrs Terry Roush of and Mrs Eugene Erwm Mr speaker sound system 4 and refreshments sr.onsored 4 12 He 91!5 3529 GUN SHOOT alsor fie matches by Racme Fire Dep speed automatiJ; changer MACHINES Repair Greensboro North Carolma, and Mrs John Chaney 6 11 tic SEWING Balance S67 31. Use our >ervlce all makes 992 22a. 124tc - open sites only and spec 1al o;, DOUBLE 2 bedroom fur spent Thursday through ch1ldren Gene Roger, Steve deer slug match Forked Run budget terms Call 992 7085 1'12 STORY 2 bedroom brick The Fabric Shop Pomeroy n!Shed on Fourth & College Sportsman Club Sunday 1 4 6lc house In Middleport Car Authorized Singer Sales and Tuesday w1th his parents Mr and Eddie of Mmersv1lle Rt Streets Syracuse phone 992 January 7th 12 noon Service We Shar,_, Scissors peled paneled Kllchen and and Mrs V1rg1l Roush Bruce Hart, Jenny White and 1 3 31c 2749 WEIMARANER pupr.les 1 din ng room hied Complete 3 29 tfc 12 29 tfc ChriStmas Day guests of the Grace Hysell IIIIer AKC 1 II fer '14 wllh drapes S6 500 Call 992 -.,.---------:: TAX Serv1ce Federal and State Weimaraner and 'I• bird dog Roushes were the1r son, Terry 3465 Real Estate For Sale Mr and Mrs Cec1l H11l of Income Taxes da•ly except FURNISHED apartment Phone 614 742 6834 12 28 7tc and w1fe Fred Shain W B L1ma 0 VISited St Clair H1ll phone 992 2780 or 992 3432 Sunday 9 a m to 5 p m 1 4 5tc I Stfc evenings by appointment 1 Cross Mr and Mrs V1rg1l at Holzer Medical Center ' HOUSE S rooms & bath on Rt Mrs Steven (Wanda} Ebhn =-::--:-=-:---•1 Walker of Racine Mr and ChriStmas Day COMPLETE maple bunk bed 124 with 3'12 acres of tahd ' • o " Rl 2 Pomeroy {laurel Cl1ff TWO BEDROOM mobile home set I year old Phone 247 2082 phone 992 3908 When the outlook IS dark Mrs Marshall Roush and son Rd off Rl 7 By Pass) phone on Old Rt 33 adults only Mrs Mildred Spencer spent 1 4 6tc 1 3 6tc try the uplook phone 992 6294 or 992 6385 992 2272 Joey Christmas w1th her daughter ~----after 6 p m 1 3 30 lc , Mr and Mrs Don Gnmm of Mr and Mrs William Jackson 12 2410tc AM WAY Hom ec leanlng NEW 6 room house and bath •;, m1le Easl of Rutland Sidney Sunday School-9 30 AM Belpre Mr and Mrs Roger and sons at Leetoma BUS 1NE55 Opportunity for =-:-::--:-::--:--:-:--:-:-:-c:products phone 992 2579 or Hayman Worshlp-10 4S A M men and women lnqwe by TRAILER bath & half on 247 2193 110 Mec!Mnlc St Manuel and daughter, Ang1e, 1 3 6tp Mr and Mrs Roy Buck and Young People--6 30 PM wrotong R D 2 Box 73 large lol n Syracuse call992 ___ _ _ _ _ _1_2_2_ 8 _t21p Pomeroy Ohio 457U Mr and Mrs Don R1ffle and daughll!r Pam Pat Green of 3525 Evemng Worshlp--7 30 P M Rac1ne Oh1o 12 31 6tc UNCLAIMED stereo 8 track In HOUSE on Middl eport 2 three children of Waverly, Albany Early Roush were bedroom call 949 3832 or 843 NEW LISTING 1 5 12tp Walnut console Pay balance were Chnstmas Day guests of Chr1slmas Day guests of Mr 2667 - - - -- - - , -- - MODERN 6 room house lull S102 80 or payments can be to ACRES - c.t Leading t 36tc TEXAS OIL COMPANY needs basement garage out arranged Call 992 5JJI Creek above Langsville Mr and Mrs Lester Roush and and Mrs Don Beegle and LEGAL NOTICE good man over 40 for short bulld1ng references 12 296fc Asking SS 000 00 family trips surrounding Pomeroy required phone 992 2310 after children at Racme Mr and BUSINESS LOCATION LEGAL NOTICE Dmner guests Chnstmas Mrs Fntz Buck of Pomeroy Contact customers We Iran 5 p m or 992 3425 LEFT IN Chnstmas lay away • ROOMS - 2 re~t rooms Notice Is hereby given that Air mall B G D1ckerson 12 31 tfc full s1ze z1g zag sewing Day of Mr and Mrs Dallas Hill called m the Beegle home the annual meeting of the end modern 3 bedroom • Pre s So uthw es t e rn mach1ne This machine CLELAND stockholders of The Farmers paneiOII home Gas heat, were Mr and Mrs Carol Chnstmas afternoon Petroleum Corp Ft Worlh TRA ll ER Brown s Trailer darns embroiders makes Bank and Savings Company of nice large wood burning REALTY Wolfe Jr and children 211 West Second Street Tex Park phone 992 3324 buttonholes Pay balance of fireplace with view of the 601 E M.1n Pomeroy Ohio wlll be held at I 3 4tc 12 28 tic $41 50 or S6 a month Call992 Ga1 hpohs Rt Mrs Dolly Ohio River S25 000 00 Pomeroy the office of said bank In _M_E_N- 18- 24- l -E_A_R-N-CON 5331 Pomeroy Ohla according to Itt HOBSON YARDS Wolfe Mr and Mrs Marvm 12 29 61c by laws on the third Wed STRUCTION SKILLS FOR 3 BEDROOMS Bath, large H11l of Racme, Mr and Mrs nesday of January 1973 at 4 00 COMBAT ENGINEERING B5 ACRE kitchen, 2 porches , P M for the purpose of electing Darrell NorriS and daughter COAL L1mestone Excelsior RACINE JOB IN EUROPE Today s For Sale Beautiful Basement drilled well and directors and the transaction of Sal t Works E Main St location 5 bedrooms l'h Army will tram competent such other business as may Tracy Mr and Mrs Marshall garage $9,000 00 Pomeroy Phone 992 3891 properly came befor! said young ~men m the combat baths .dining R NEW REGISTERED Angus bulls By Mrs Herbert Roush MIDDLEPORT Roush and son Joey Mr and meeting 4 12 tfc BEAUTIFUL KITCI:tEN eng1neenng f1eld And call after 5 p m Bill Witte 4 BEDROOMS - "'l Nice bath, Mr and Mrs Michael Rush PaulE l<loes Mrs Cecil Roseberry of Port - ----full B garage Rec R guarantee a job In Europe 992 2789 furnace, basement porch srcretary You II ass1st or engage in the SINGER Automatic sewing Utility R buildings land Rt called m the Hill home of Charleston S C , spent (12) 22 29 ( 1) s 12 • and fenced tot S8 500 00 ABOUT I ACRE construction and ma 1n machine Like new In walnut Christmas weekend w1th the Monday afternoon SYRACUSE tenance of road s br dgmg cabmet Makes design slit MIDDLEPORT - Excellent NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT latter s parents, Mr and Mrs 4 ROOMS - Level lot with Mr and Mrs Homer Warner s helter s and structures ches zig zags buttonholes St Older home wllh apatf Case No 20 827 gas electric, and city water Estate of Elmer Dav1s There are lots of benel1fs too MANY ment workshop Harold Brrd of Antiqwty blind hems overcasts etc were ChriStmas Day guests of S200000 Deceas ed L1ke 30 days paid vacat1on a OTHER FEATURES CALL $85 Call Ravenswood 273 95~1 Lloyd N1ce attended a Mr and Mrs Hoyt Ferguson at Not ce s hereby g1ven that MIDDLEPORT year If you d l1ke to learn TODAY or 273 9893 • Chns~Jnas program at the Joyce A Dav s ot Pomeroy lifet1me sk1lls while you l1ve 11 ACRE BUSINESS BUILDING Camp Conley Mr and Mrs 11 JO tic Oh 1o ha s been fuly appointed and work In Europe Today s JUST· OFF RT 7 New 40x110 Good concrete floors, Laurel Chff Methodist Church adm m st ratn x of the Estate of Warner were shoppmg m Pt Army wants to 101n you Call Moon Mobile Home {set upl new bath new gas furnace Elmer Dav is deceased late of on Sunday evenmg Pleasant Saturday collect SS G Clark 593 3022 12><60 with extended l R 3 Me1gs Co unty Otno Now, oc~upled 518,000 00 M•ss Evelyn Lawson and 1 3 6tc B R forced air heal Cred tors are requ r ed to f l e Mr and Mrs Lawrenc~ OLDER HOME th e.r cla ims w th said llduc: ar y $690000 1 5 lie 3 BEDROOMS - Kitchen Balser and family of Tuppers fian ce Jerry Miller of Mans w th• n four months IOACRES baok porch cellar and nice f1eld spent Chnstmas Dated th s 26 th day of llelp Wanted Pla1ns Butch Ables of In J~T OFF RT 33 - Mostly 2 BEDROOM sulles garden spot c.tty S5 000 00 Decem ber 1972 chair level nice home 3 B R d1anapohs Ind Mrs Ahce weekend With Mr and Mrs Mann ng D Webster Judg e COMPANION to live 1n with Black & White T V break 125 ACRES NEW F A furnace bath urt of Common Pleas elderly woman no laundry fast set r efrigerator dining Bu) 2 SOME TIMBER - Large 9 Balser and Mary Congo of Charles Lawson and family ProCo bate living R garage ~•liar and D IVIS IOn day off Phone 992 5397 or 992 table 1963 Corva1r phone Pa.rs room house, 2 baths and other buildings A STEAL Bald Knobs were ChriStmas Mr and Mrs Bob Lawsolf and ( 11 ) 29 ( 1) 5 2tc 3507 985 ;1915 plenty of closets 2 living s~ 900 oo I 4 3tc 1 3 3tp I PAIR FREE Day guests of Mr and Mrs fam1ly ' nd Mrs B1ll Parsons rooms with french doors 30ACRES and sons of Anllqwty were ~::-:-=-:-::-:-::--::::-----::~ The best buy In the area .Jack Ables and family Drilled well and all TUPPERS PLAINS - All HOP and ~Ill Cook 1972 APACHE Eagle Fold up Havesla~ks& leans for the minerals S26 000 00 FENCED., fruit trees Mrs Benny Boggess and son Chnstmas Day guests of the and MISS M1llle Ripley of CAR wanted apply person camper Includes spare tile whole family Save One garage chicken H Home NEW LISTING Crow s Steak Ho e canopy and plastic storm Th1rd Wayne Mr and Mrs Orville Lawsons Charleston spent ClrriStmas has 4 B R s bath new well & 7 ROOMS - Bath Mr and Mrs Albert Black gve mght With Mrs Marlene 12 31 6tc wm6ow Trailer has been ~ POMEROY Jarrell and ch1ldren spent pump, H W tank kitchen shower natural gas toro:od I ---,--.c., wired lor electrJc 3 outlets etc $12 900 111 r furnace ruce Chnstmas Day w1th Mr and well of Letart, Mr and Mrs FISher and children at Racme WERE LOOKING for a~rson Excellent condition $675 c~ll JackW Carsey Mgr 33ACRES Edward Lauderm1lt and basement drHled Who can Sell Coiled age 992 .s815 after 5 p m .1-----'P-'ho=ne:..;9.:.;92:..2::1.:.81:__--! RUTLANll RT 1 - Home Mrs Jesse Anderson M1ss Ripley was a Christmas garage Porch COMICrllfel their own l1me and fher 1 3 41c recently renovated NEW Mrs Vashll Gnmm VISited children were Christmas Day weekend guest of the Shields walks and over an acre of peopte 2 years ot college Real Estate For Sale F A furnace bath, kitchen land S10 000 00 _ her SIS ter Mr and Mrs guests of Mrs Mary Donohue and Mr and Mrs Jllll Roush preferable but not required 1959 MOUNTAINEER Camper and other 3 B R and Dav1d and Mrs Rose THINK BIG WHILE No mvestment nee<(ed except excellent condition $1 000 8 ROOM house and bath nice Gordon Wolfe Chnstmas Day VIsiting Mr and Mrs breezeway cellar, buildings THINKING THEN GIVE servocable automobile lor call 992 2789 large lot natural gas built In fenced JUST $14 500 ChriStmas DRy guests of Mr Bachus Herbert Sayre Christmas 6fc wh1ch we will pay mllea~e 1 3 cabinets 1n"RIIchen close to US A CALL AND WE WILL HENRY E CLELAND ChriStmas Day guests of Mr weekend were Mr and Mrs and Mrs Roy Pearson at Salary open Hosp1lallzahon radio stahon In Bradbury BE AVAI~ABLE TO HEAR REALTOR and paid v.acatlon send CLOSE OUT on 1972 lull size Phone 992 2602 2 ASSOCIATES TO SERVE Dorcas were Mr and Mrs and Mrs Russell Roush and Dean sayre of Middletown, YOUR REAL ESTATE qualifications and ex:perience z1g zag sewmg machines For fam1ly were Pvt 2N and Mrs 12 21 2otp YOU PROBLEMS, OR IDEAS Roger The1ss and children Mr Pa , Mr and Mrs Br1ce Sayre 1n own handwriting to Bo• sewmg str etch labrlcs 992 2259 HELEN L TEAFORD, Ronrue Russell and daughter 729 A co The Dally Sentinel making buttonholes Iahey 5 ROOM house and bath 2 and Mrs Jumor Salser and of Rio Grande Paul Sayre of If no answer 915 4209 or "2 ASSOCIATE Pomeroy Ohio 45769 deSigns etc Palnl slightly Mandy, Mr and Mrs Dorsa Columbus and Howard Sayre son M1ke Mr and Mrs NO SUNDAY SHOWINGS porches big flat lawn fur L25..:.68~------......l , 12 31 6tc blemished Cho1ce of carrying mture Included S8000 located · 992 3325 case or sewing stand S49 eo Charley Matthews of Parsons Mr and Mrs Herbert of Syracuse WITH MISSILE cash or terms available Mr and Mrs Herbert Sayre WORK Col umbus Mr and Mrs Roush and Roger, Mr and at Enterprise on Rt 33 Phone 1;...,-::--r------::-'-===7::;:~~~~===1·!! 992 6362 LAUNCHERS IN EUROPE Phone 992 7755 Mrs Ott Boston of Racme Mr VISited the latter s brother, Franc1s Webb, Mr and Mrs 1 Otp OR. KOREA FULL PAY 13 6tc WHILE YOU TRAIN - - - - - - - J1m Roush of Letart Falls and Mrs Dana LewiS of Chiton Carroll Sayre at Racine ( Sunday everung Today s Army will help you 2 BEDROOM home total Brenda Hawkms of Salem 0 and Mrs Iva Orr become proficient on Air HOMECLEANING products eleolrlc, utility room storm Mrs Bertha Robmsofl spent water Mrs Delpha Hayman acMrs Flossie Church of Defense Missiles . Then give phone 992 2579 or 247 2193 w1ndows, double garage, hm ps AutQ ChriStmas Eve mght w1th her compamed her daughter, Mrs - you a !Otfln Europe or Korea 1 5 JOtp {Insulated an paneled), raved Wlt11r fevel . - - - - - - - - - - - _ , ·son, Bill Robmson and fan ..ly Ruth Circle to Galhpohs A lob you II find as exclllng as :-:'::-:---~:--::--driveway city water lo 100 • control Lint the country you II be working BAR with D 1 D 2 t lcense 416 ••fro tot and building F II ter or Power V1S1tmg Mrs Bertha Robinson Christmas Eve and spent the Fin Agltolor m You'll get 30 days pa 1d ~us1ness and equipment Close to school Donald at her horne Christmas Day rught Perm• Prtst vacation a year too Plus lots Phillips Bar East Main St Headley, Rt 681 Tuppers Moyth were Mr and Mrs Howard of other benefits If you d like Pomeroy Plains Ol!lo M1ss Ada Rowe spent • Hill of Hilt the challenge and excitement 1 S.3tc - - - - - - - - : - ' -1- 561p Robmson of Flatwoods, W Va , Monday night With Mr and Dryera of llv1ng and working In --,~--:-:--~-~,_ Mr and Mrs B1ll Robmson and Mrs Don Hupp and SOII.'l Surround clothts another country Today s SPINET CONSOLE PIANO 8 ROOM house with bath and with gentle tv'n Army wants to lOin you For Wanted resflonslbte party to full basement • Bull lin kit children, Mrs Ma~ Shields, Mr and Mrs Dorsa Parsons hoot No hot spoto complete details call collect take over spinet plano Easy chen cablnels double sink, 2 Mrs Jack Sargent, Mrs Ann were dllUier guests Christmas no overdrylno SS G. Clark ~93 3022 terms Can be seen IO<.IIIy pot¢hes 145 Butternut Ave Flne Mesh L ln 1 Radford and Sll!phanle, Mrs of Mr and Mrs Gerald Wells 12 31 6tc Write Credit Manager P 0 Pomeroy phone 992 7170 Filter Box 276 Shelbyville Indiana 1 56tc Marlene F1sher and children, al Syracuse WtlpeclatlztiA 46176 --------~ M4YTAG Molly Larry and Amy of and Healing rna~ 1 S 2tp FURNISHED 3 room house Mr and Mrs Don Hupp and I'LUMBING expenenced 11 not ex Racine and Mr and Mrs sons spent Sunday afternoon perlenced and honest do not - - - - , - - - - - bath furnace, on corner tot In ON YOUR DIAL Richard Sargent of Columbus With Mr and Mrs George apply phone 992 2511 or 992 lOO B1LES 01 ~ay 45c a bale Syracuse price $3,90() phOne phone 985 4100 992 2360 • 3918 Mr and Mrs Herbert Shields Hupp at Portland 116 tr.~~~~~-~~~ 1 salo ·---~-~.,......1-5!fo [274~1~-4~2~1~j-:-:-.!.;~~~!!!!.!:;-.i.....1~~LJ. ------ OF QUALITY Pon~eroy 69 MERCURY................ .J1395 Custom Monterey 4 dr , factory a1r, extra clean 69 FORD Xt ....................$1295 2 Dr H T, 390 V 8 auto , vmyl top 69 MERCURv..................$1195 Montego 302 V 8 auto 2 dr H T 69 FORD .........................$1195 Custom 4 dr sedan n 1ce clean car 69 RAMBLER .................. $995 2 Dr 6 cyl standard Several More Cheap Cars In Stock See Ray RtggS or Roger Rtebel RIGGS BROS. USED CARS Ph 985 4100 Located on Sf Rt 7 No Payments Until After Feb. By Bertha Parker Here for the funeral of Mr Sabbath School atll!ndance D1ehl were Mr and Mrs Paul Dec 31 at the Free MethodiSt Archer Colunnbus, Mr and Church was 110 Mormng of Mrs Charles Hiser and fam1ly folring• was ,H..,17 Building~ of Westei"tlille, Mr Qnd 'Mi's fund offering was $29 75 Frederick Buck , Columbus, Lawrence A Smith spent Mr and Mrs Charles Haley of Chnstmas Day w1th Mr and Crooksville, Mr and Mrs Mrs Dan Smith and fam1ly James {lafferty Mrs Cora Mr and Mrs Robert Renshaw, Mrs Carolyn Deconmck and Kelly Sue of HarriS St Albans, W Va , the Cahforma VISited recentl9 w1th Rev LewiS Diehl of Warren Mr and Mrs Charles Karr Sr Mr and Mrs Mark Stahl of Mr and Mrs Charles Karr Stockdale v1s 1ted Saturday Sr was called recently to w1th Mr and Mrs Norman Huron due to the Illness of their Schaefer daughter, Mrs Ted Mathew Bertha Parker received a (Polly) The Karrs returned calendar from her daughrer, home New Years Day Mrs Mrs Harold Talley of Mathew IS much Improved Mlssoup The calendar IS Mr and Mrs Harmon Fox, • dated 1917 which had the same who are spendmg the wmll!r m month dates as has 1973 Flonda spent several days Mr and Mrs C11ff Withere at their home and spent tmgton Ravena attended the Chnstmas With the1r son m funeral of Charles D1ehl law and daughter Mr and Mrs Roy Howell and Mr and r, J Mrs Larry Walker also son m 'J re( law and daughter Mr and Mrs Johnny Douglas and fam1ly SWJday School attendance on Mr and Mrs Roy Howell December 31 was 35 The ofhave retlrrned to lnd1ana after fermg was $15 55 Worship spendmg ChriStmas at their serv1ces were held at 11 a m home here w1th Rev Lehman speaking Mr and Mrs Thomas Dorst from Psalm 46 and children of Amlin spent The name of George Smith ChriStmas and several days was unmtenbonally om1tted w1th Mrs Dorst s parents Mr • from ~e list havmg Chnstmas and Mrs James Gilmore dmner w1th the Glen Robinson Mr and Mrs W1lllam Perry fam1ly of Athens, Mr and Mrs Vern Mr and Mrs Hobart Swartz Story~ John spent Chnst- and Nma Robmson took mas w Mr and Mrs Nor ChriStmas dmner w1th Mr and ma..- haefer John spent h1s Mrs Gerald Swartz and family vacat1on w1th his grand at Marietta In the afternoon, parents, the Schaefers they viSited Mr an~ Mrs Mrs Dora Halley has been Harold Swartz and family of very Ill the past we~k Williamstown, W Va and Mr Word has been rece1ved of and Mrs Robert Robmson and the death elf. Mrs John Merle fam1ly of Belpre Diehl of Spokane Wash Mrs Chnstmas dmner guests of Diehl died Christmas evemng Mr and Mrs Ernest Taylor She was formerly a res1dent of and John were Mr and Mrs th1s commun1ty Charles Taylor and fam1ly of Mrs Bertha Parker spent London Ohio, Mr and Mrs Chmtmas w1th MISs Cleo Uoyd Dillinger, R1cky and Parker Mr and Mrs Gene Kathy, of Shade and Mr and Alk1re and family, Mr and Mrs Randy D1llmger Shade Mrs Hugh Ferguson and son Clara Follrod and Nma James Mr and Mrs Cednc Robmson accompamed Mr Parker Eric and Dav1d, of San and Mrs Otto Swartz to VISit Antomo, Texas also VISited the the1r Sister, Helen Follrod, at Alk1res and Fergusons The the Gallipolis State Hospital, Parker fam1ly spent a day w1th SWJday afternoon h1s mother and returned Mr and Mrs Glen Robmson Thursday to the1r home m VISited the Lester Seaman Texas fam1ly at Barlow recently Mn and Mrs Ivan Diehl of Mr and Mrs Vere Swartz Texas were called here by"the took New Year's dmner with death of his brother, Charles the1r son, Mr• and Mrs Vernon D1ehl who d1ed Chnstmas Swartz and family of mornmg Mr Diehl s first llockmgport Sarah Woode of Af' S 'odal Notes 1971 Pontiac ..................$3995 Grandville 2 dr H T owner factory a1r, local one 1971 Pontiac .........only $3795 I Bonneville 4 dr H T , factory a1r qne owner low mileage • 1970 Chev.............. only $2695 Capnce 2 dr H T, factory air real sharp local car 1969 Mercury................. $1595 Montego 4 dr sed, factory a1r. very low m•leage Pnced to sell 1969 Ford.... f ........ .. only $2295 3/4 Ton P1ckup, auto, P S, P B, camper spec1al Red & wh1te Sharp 1969 Ford ..............only $1395 Fa1rlane 500 Wagon , V 8 auto little wagon Real sharp 1968 Cadillac ................. $2495 2 dr H T, black w1th black vmyl top loaded, new G P trade 1n 1967 Int. ............... only $1695 Carry All 4 wheel dnve camper veh1cle Real sharp N1ce Don't Forget 15, 1973 We Seroice What We Sell Karr & Van Zandt Our Word Is Our Bond Open Evenmgs i1"11 7 p .m & Sat T1ll 5 p tn Servtce T1l 12 noon on Saturday You'll L•keOurQualltyWay of Domg Bustness 992 5342 GMAC, FINANCING Open Evenmgs Unt1l6 POMEROY oo- TtiS p m Sat SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 992-2174 Wolfpen News, Notes Mr and Mrs Ralph Knapp M1ke and Tim of Columbus, Mrs Lena Knapp of Langsville for therr pre-ChriStmas VISit w1th Mr and Mrs Doyle Knapp Ka1l Kevm and Charles Mrs NorriS Sunms of Crown C1ty was a Saturday w1th Mr and Mrs Lincoln Russell Mr and Mrs Everett Ray Johnson and fam1ly of Colunnbus Mr and Mrs Lee Roush and fam!l~ Mrs )Jelen Johnson, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Johnson and famllf and Mr and Mrs James Johnson and family of Pomeroy were Saturday evenmg VISitors of Mr and Mrs Larry Johnson and family and Mrs Geneva Shumate , Christmas Day VISitors of Mr and Mrs Lincoln Russell were Mr and Mrs Franklin Russell of Middleport Mr and Mrs Dale Russell, Jane Ann Susan Guy Russell of Colunnbils, M1ss Tern Russell of Pomeroy, Mr and Mrs Clinton GUkey and fam1ly, Mrs H'\rold Gillogly, VIcki and Bruce 'J Albany Mr and Mrs Ray Russell and Tena Rae of Kentucky Mr and Mrs Tom Sum merheld of Dhnms Mr and Mrs Donald Russell, Mr and Mrs Steve Haggy of Akron and Mr and Mrs Ronald Russell and Manda were Christmas hohday viSitors of the1r. parentS Mr and Mrs Robert Russell Ronald Russell 1s stahoned at Fort Mead, Maryland Mr and Mrs Wilham Boyce · of Colunnbus were weekend VISitors of "Mr and Mrs Howard Russell Mr and Mrs Harley Johnson and Mr and Mrs Larry Barr and fam1ly of Rutland were ChriStmas dmner guests of Mr and Mrs Howard Thoma and --------~-.. Mr and Mrs Vere Swartz were Mr and Mrs Wa1d Swart~ of Athens and Mr and Mrs Emmett Hawk of Hemlock Grove Mr and Mrs Cla1r Woode and Conn! of Circleville spent Friday mght and Saturd~y w1th Mr and Mrs Wilham Carr and daughters and also called on their parents, Mr and Mrs Chas D Woode and Coolville JOined the fam1ly for returned home late Saturday dmner evemng Sunday afternoon guests of I ~ USED CAR 72 Cadillac Cpe. DeVIlle, C.C. a1r ..........'6100 72 Olds Royale 88 H.T. Sed., a1r .......... 14200 71 Olds 88 4 Dr.1 V-roof & a1r ........... .'2995 72 Chevy Nova 4 Dr., V-8 auto., P.S...... '2495 71 Olds 98 H.T., a1r ....................... '3495 71 Olds 98 Lux. Sedan, full power, air .. ·'3795 2-70 Olds 98 LS.1 vmyl roof, a1r ......... '2995 70 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, full power, a1r ....'2995 69 Ford XL Cpe., atr, sharp . . ............. 11795 69 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, full pow., a1r •• •• • '1595 69 Cbev. BIS. 2 Dr., 6 cyl., std••••••• ••• ••• '895. 69 Mercury Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto.·: .'1395 68 Ford Gal. 500 4 Door, air ••••••••••••••'1095 6$ GMC 1f2 Ton, V-8 std.................. 11395 ' AT, PB, PS .. 'll95 67 Camaro H.T. Cpe., 6 cyl., 2-66 Olds 88 Sed. & Cpe. chotce .... ,. •• '695 66 Cadillac Sed. Dev1lle, power, a1r........ !1295 66 Pontiac Catalina 4 Door ................. '595 65 P~mouth 4 Door, atr ....................'595 66 BUICk l.aSabre 4 Door, atr ...............'695 65 Bu1ck Special 4 Door, V-81 auto•••••••• '495 63 Cadillac 4 Dr. H.T., full power .......... 1495 63 Olds 98 4 Door, V-8, auto••••••••• •• •••• '195 Otester, 0 Laurel Cliff News Notes grandchild was toborhRevChristmas afternoon and Mrs LewiS D1ehl, Warren USED CARS, PatriCia Mrs Ada Slack of Syracuse was~ Christmas VISitor of Mr and Mrs Harley Johnson, Tammy Cheryl and Terry Also VISiting were Mr and Mrs Harley Johnson Mr and Mrs Charley Smith and Jo were Christmas dmner guests of Mr and Mrs Doyle Knapp, Ka1l Charles and Kevm Mr and Mrs Eugene Hanmg, Rhonda Ronald Mr and Mrs Jack Elam Bill 311d Carolyn, Mr and Mrs James Reeves Linda and Mr and Mrs Robert Reeves, Bryan of Racme were Christmas dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Tuckerman Mr and Mrs Carl McElroy and Mr and Mrs B1ll McElroy and Jeff of Colunnbus enjoyed their Chnstmas SWJday with Mr and Mrs Paul McElroy Mr and Mrs K-e nneth WISman of Mansfield were Christmas holiday VISitors of Mr and Mrs Glenn Thompson and dma and Cmdy Mrs Walter Jordan of Gallipolis was a Thursday VISitor of Mr and Mrs Lincoln Russell Fairview By Mrs Herbert Roush Mr and Mrs Roger Parsons and baby Mrs Jessie Parsons and George of Ashland spent New Years weekend with Mr and Mrs Don Hupp and ch1ldren Mr and Mrs Gerald Wells Mandy and Amy, of Syracuse were Sunday dmner guests of the Hupps Mr and Mrs Dana Lewis of Clifton spent sunday afternoon w1th Mr and Mrs Russell Roush and fam 11y Mr and Mrs Dana.Lew1s of Chiton, Walter McDade and Gene Early of Troy were dmner guests saturday of Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush and Roger Mr and Mrs Howard Roush of Mansfield, Mr and Mrs Walter McDade and Gene I f T t N Ear Y 0 roy spen ew Years weekend w1th Mrs Gladys Shields at Racine and visited Mrs Edna Roush at Veterans Memonal Hosp1tal Mr and Mrs Harold Lawson and son of Letart, w va , were Sunday dmner guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Lawson Mam St .. Pomeroy, Oh1o Apple Grove News, Events By Mrs Herbert Roush and Mrs Larry Foster and M1ss Amy F1sher of Racme children of Colunnbus Mrs spent Sunday With MISS Anita BesSie Stitt of Mt Monah Webster of Cleveland at the VISited m the afternoon home of Mr and Mrs Roy Mr and Mrs Charles Bum Donohew Mr and Mrs W1ley and B1lly W1lson of Bolivar Ours of Racme Route spent a Dam spent New Year s recent Sunday w1th Mr and weekend With Erma W1lson Mrs Donohew St Clair Hill was returned to Mr and Mrs Gerald hiS home from Holzer Medical Hayman and son Keith VISited Center Saturday after bemg a a few days With Mr and Mrs patient there for over two Ted Hayman and fam1ly at months Calling on Mr Hill Westerville Christmas Day Sunday were Mr and Mrs guests of Mr and Mrs Gerald Dallas Hjll New Year's callers Hayman and Ke1th were Mr were Bert HWJt and Everette and Mrs Rooert Hart and Connally children of Racme Mr and Edward Cross and Ke1th Mrs Gene Jewell and ch1ldren Ashley spent the hohdays w1th of Letart, W Va , Rte, Mrs the1r parents Mr and Mrs Phy lhs Young and children of Andrew Cross and Mr and Mason Mrs Glona Wh1tlach Mrs Robert Ashley and baby of Mason Mrs James Ables of Logan Mrs Mmdy DaviS and baby of Dell Gilkey of Gallipolis and Bradbury, Lorna Bell, and Roland D11l of Pomeroy VISited Allen Cunnmgham SWlday with Mr and Mrs Jack Mrs Gerald Hayman and Ables son, Ke1th spent Sunday af. Mrs Bessie Stitt of Mt ternoon w1th Mrs Bertha Mor1ah was a Chnstmas Robmson dmner guest of Mr and Mrs Bnce Hart of Racme spent '- Jake Stitt Fnday mght w1th Ke1tb Mr and Mrs Isaac Sayre of Hayman N1tro W Va , Mrs Otho Bruce Hart and Denny Hart H1ttmgbottom of Eleanor, W of Racme spent Fr1day w1th Va , called on Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Gerald Hayman Roy Pearson at Dorcas Fr1day and Keith and enJoyed the day rabbit huntmg ' Mr and Mrs Ed Kane of Swnmemlle, N J , VISited , SWJday with Mr and Mrs Floyd NorriS Mr and Mrs Larry 0 Br~en and children spent the holidays With Mr and Mrs Lowell Taylor at Radnor Mr and Mrs Walter Me Dade and Gene Early of Troy, Mrs Gla~ys Sh1elds of Racme were dmner guests Friday evenmg of Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush and R'oger Horse Shows 2nd & 4th Mr and Mrs Vrrg1l Roush Saturday each month, and Joey Roush took Mrs 7 p m Pony Pulls - 3rd Mabel Sham to New Lexmgton Saturday, 7 p m. to v1slt Mr and Mrs Jerry Wa1ker over the holidays Wild West RODEO January 6-7, Saturday 9 PM Sunday 1:30 PM Bill Wheeler of Ohw State Umvers1ty spent the holidays t •lh Mr and Mrs Alex Wheeler Chnstmas weekend guests of the Wheelers were Mr and Mrs Edward Morns and children of Charleston, Mr • Circle M. Stables Mtllfteld, Ohio 10 m1les N of Athens 0 St Rl 13 Ph. (614172S 330 �• .• . .. TheOaililySelnt~I.Middleport-Pomer~yt , O., Ja~5f , l~73f ' ·M er, s a · lO tak ~ ~ t cu -~ •• .F irst business meetui.g Monday . . .. . GSI re.cei·vm·g "ad·d·t.·onal $294 ooo · _£or provements s . .. MEIGS THEATRE \ . FIELD OONVEYOR- One of the 80-foot field <:Onveyors used by the lj:pling .Co. is In plaqe and ready to move coal from barge to storage area at the site of the Gavin Power Plant construction project. Sand, gravel firm ·busy-at • Pictures and Story · By Daje Rothgeb, Jr. , CHESHIRE - Ten tons .a minute every minute - seven hours a day for 15 · days. That's 70,000 tons of sand and gravel unloaded by tl!e M. T. Epling Company's floating derrick, the Hoosier, at the Gavin plant. Fi'onl barges on the Ohio river, the M006ier, operated by Bernard Fellure and his crew, lifts the material in a clamshell into a hopper. The hopper feeds onto a chain of conveyor belts. And that chain of conveyor belts carries the sand and gravel 700 feet from the river bank across a field , up and over Route 7 through a bridge into the concre~ materials storage yard where it Is stacked 30 feet high. A vital link in the chain of regional Ga~in industrial development, the M. T. Epling Company is busy doing more than producing sand and gravel for roads, highways, and construction . Epling's "stevedores" load and unload bulk commOdities '- sand, gravel, stone, slag, salt, coal, and ore- for customers all over the. Ohio River System. These "portable port" fleets include the Hoosier, the Bluegrass,and the Buckeye. Each ofthese Local Bowling MOTOROLA QISS4f£ v..rn<.s~ DRAWER'" COLOR TV Your kids deserve the best. 100% Solid State Chassis ... no tubes Solid State circuit modules replace all chassis tubes. If circuit module replacement is ever needed, a service tec h ~ nlclan can plug In an exchange module, usually in your home. 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Barb Murray ,169 ; second, Belly Longstreth 163. the bonk of the century ' established IB72 Weather Snow likely tonight and Saturday IX"Slbly mixed with rain or 'sleet in the extreme south. LQWs tonight In the 20s and upp~r teens . . Highs Saturday In the 20s In the north to the mid aos in the south. filember FDIC MIDDL.EPORT, 0. -Womens and Girls Cbats, Sportswear . Dresses, . . ~Mens and Boys J~~~s, Sweatets, Shirts -Sheets, Towels, Bed Spreads, Jewelcy, H$1dbags, Lingerie, BMyshifts.· Four rescued rom burning&~ . Ingels and Rickman elected by C of C MIDDLEPORT - Officers for 1973 and lng~is for their wor~ in c~rrying out were elected Friday night by the Mid- the holiday promotion. "Without. their dleport Chamber of Commerce meeting at efforts the program could not have been the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electrlc carried out," Kloes said. Co. , The chamber madethits Cotha nksbofficiadl George Ingels was elected new to Middleport vi 11age, e 1um us an presldent of the organization and Jim Southern Ohio Electric Co. and to memRickman was named new ~ice president. · hers of the Meigs .Chapter, Order of Reelected were .. Mrs. June Kloes, DeMolay, for their wo.rk in decorating the secretary, and Mrs. Alwilda Werner, town and for assisting with the "freeing " treasurer. cash Bahr, chairman, reported - of the meters during the holiday season. for the nominating committee. Thanks were Qlso extended to the Manning Kloes, outgoing president, Middleport Fire Dept., the high school was highly complimentary to Mrs. Werner . bands of Kyger Creek, Eastern, Southern, and Meigs Local for participating II) the Christmas parade, and to the Riggs Royal Kadets and the Wallace Glo-ettes and all others who took part. .. Two plead their guilt , GEORGE INGELS, center, was elected president of the Middlepori Chamber of Commerce Friday night. Mrs. June Kloes, left, was reelected secretary, and Mrs. Alwilda Werner, right, reelected treasurer. Jim Rickman, not pictured, was named vice president. • \ 1: ( i::· ,. "• J.<' [,.,~ Elberfelds In Pomeroy. 'I .: " . ~ ; Four other perao111 released on bond • Friday were Michael B. carlisle, William WINTER HoBBY .- Occupying her time the past two winters haji. been no 'Bill Henry, Sandra Pierce and Eddie Pesrl problem for Mrs. Myrtle Harrison of r,tiddleiXlrt. She spent the long cold days · McDermitt. · Saturdaf morning those in jail were working on this colotful quilt- the flower garden pattern - · putting together the John Paul Hailleld, Nicholas King and ~.628 pieces. It \vas completed last week. The quilt iS Mrs. Harrison's belated Christmas gift to ber daughter, Mrs. Elbert Williams, of Minersville Hill. ·· Karl Utiey Ballne• ., .[,, '1 ,~ · 1,; I i'"< "' ' • o-1 . 1 . C~ ·! . . . Wide area in dark for three hours . GALLIPOLIS - Residents west of Rt. 160 and those residing in the Bidwell, Vinton, ' and' Rio Grande areas were without electricity for three hours FridJy night following a freak accident at the junction of Rt. 35 and Jerry Drive . According to the Gallia-Meigs Post, the dump bed on a truck driven by Lonnie Boggs, Rt. 1, Bidwell, came up, striking a telephone line. It iore down three telephone poles and two electris: poles owned by the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company, There was minor damage offjcers said. The outage left· hundreds of homes without electrical heat. In addition, lights flickered during at . least · two area basketball gallles, the Gallipolis-Logan tilt, and the Kyger CreekNorth Gallia game. Ahorse owned by Max Elkins of Rt. 2, NEW BANK DIRECTOR - Atty. Crown City, was killed at 3 a.m. Saturday John E. Halliday, president of the First when siruck by a state highway truck National ·Bank, Galllpolls, Saturday operated by John Paul Stone, 55, announced the .appointment of Paul c: Gallipolis. ~tewart, 46, Walnut T,.lp., as a new The accident occurred at the inbank director. Mr. Stewart I• a farmer . tersection of Rt.. 218. and Clay Chapel Rd. and stock dealer, and Is marrled to the Officers reported another horse owned by fomuir Betty A. Bradshaw, Waterloo. Elkins was struck by an auto driven by They~~ the parents of seven children. Kenneth R. Birchfield, 32, Rt. 2, Northup, ·Agraduate of-Cadmus High School, Mr. Friday afternoon. Ste~art seped in the United States· Merrill F. Cox, 34, Gallipolis, was ' A:rmy from 194t to 1946. Other directors cited to Municipal Court for driving left of Include E. E. Nuil, Clyde Ramsay, center following a traffic ~ccident at 5:50 . Russell Wood and Mr. Halliday. p.m. Friday on Rt. 160, six tenths miles . north of Vinton. CALLED OUT TWICE The patrol said Cox's car collided with GALLIPOLIS - Gallia County's an auto operated by Ivan D. Grant, 18, Rt. volunteer emergency squad was called 1, Ewington . There .was moderate damage twice Friday. Squadmen transferred Oral to both cars. ' Barnett,. 42, Salyersville, Ky., .who was · Officers extinguished an auto· fire at v-isiting friends here to the Holzer Medical 7:10 p.m. Friday on Rt. 7, two and two Center for 'treatment of a head laceration. tenths miles south o( Rt. 218. A short in Oma· Martin, 73, Rt. I, Bidwell, was electrical wiring was blamed f~r a fire In a taken to the. hospital as a medical patient 1973 auto owned by Robert E. Spears, 28, Friday night. Gallipolis. .. . mide~nor. f ' '' ....~~/. ' "' , ... PT. PLEASANT - An eighth name, Donald R. Bankenship, has been released lfl connection ·with drug . indictments returne9 by the January term Grand Jury •Tuesday. . Blankenship and Nicholas King en· tered pleas of "guilty" to Judge James Lee Thompson in Circuit Court Friday. . · The two were among II persons m· . dieted on presentmerits made by · .rrosecutlng AttOrney Don C. Kingery·.The names of two juveniles have. not been · teleased and neither has the name of another adult not In custody· Blankenship and King were represented by attorney c. J. Hyer. Blankenship.plesded 'guilty to possession, a misdlmleanor offense, and King guilty to sale of an illegal or controlled drug, a felony. King . was also charged with possession and is expected to enter a plea to thls Indictment, when the two appear . before Judge ThQrnpson for sentencing February 2, Bolid for those charged In connection·. wltl! the drug coWIIs was set as $10,000 Ill! the felony ch8rge and $1,1100 on . the '•' GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis firemen who had beell rescued earlier by ·police, and police rescued four persons, two of . was treated ·and released for minor burps t)lem WICOnscious, from a blazing two- and cuts. Northup said the fire broke out in story apartment building and beauty salon Lohse's first-floor apartment shortly after · here early Saturda~ . 5 a.m. The cause was not immediately Fi~e chief James Northup said Robert Spaide, 56, and his wife, Gail, 51, were known. The blaze gutted the apariments found unconscious In their second-story but damage to the beauty salon was minor, apartment. The couple and another mainly from water . He estimated · woman, Elsie Sherman, 62, suffered from damage at $25,000 to the building and smoke inhalation and burns. All were $15,(MJO .to contents. . . Listed in fair condition Saturday aladmitted at the Holzer Medlcal Center . l Continued on page 2) A fourth person, William Lohse, 28, AGREEMENT MADE BRECKSVILLE, Ohio (UP!) - Tentative agreement was reached here . Saturday between the Ohio Assn. of Public School Employes (OAPSE ) and the Brecksville Board of Education~ James Perkins, OAPSE field representative, said all classified employes would report for work Monday mor.ning. · BILLBOARDS GOING · WASHINGTON .(UP!) - Transportation Secretary John A. Volpe announced Saturday that 171,441 billboards have been removed from the nation's highways and said he expected the removal of the·signs will be greatly accelerated'in the future. ' I . 'apartments / ' .' 15 CENTS Gallipolis-Point Pleasant ., Save During Our Bli · Store . Wide Sa.le Lucky Strikers 735: second/ Four Jokers 699. I 34 PAGES • OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 Shop.S~turday 9:30 to 9:00 pm Mr. and Mrs. 1066; second, Lucky Strikers 2016. " Push ·one butlon to automlitically balance the color hu~ . Intensity, contrast, brightness . . . you can even activate the automatic fiRe tuning Instantly. ~ Blcick matrix- surrounds each color dot . . . the contrast makes the colors appear sharp, crisp with excellent de- Dec .. 21, 1972 Standings Four Jokers lnsta-Matlc® Color Tuning P,ilolorola Matrix Bright Pictur Tube League .Your Invited Guest Reaching More Than 11,500 Families tm.t s Cloudy and cold, snow. probable Sunday, highs in mld 2tl!. Monday continued cold, JIOSI!ible .snow. Low Sumlay night high teens. · Elberfelds hi ·Pomeroy Early Thursday Mixed · ANOTIIER SHIPMENT- The Panzo has arrived with another barge load of sand to be unloaded. +· Weather ' Modol WUe106, . floating derricks ha'r-its own complement of belt conveyors, loaders, hoppers, barges, and towboat. Earl Adams and his crew have just brought ·the Buckeye back from the Elk River at Charleston, W. Va., where they ·have been unloading materials for the I-70, 1-79 interchange. Following minor repairs and maintenance, they will be out on another job by week's end. The Bluegrass is at Epling's dock for overhaul and repowering. Operator Clovis Bailey and crew are working with Epling's Marine Repair Superintendent , Bob Johnson, and his crew to complete the job. Johnson's marine repair fleet includes the floating derrick, Virginian, the largest boat of its kind on the Ohio River. . The Mountaineer is a fifth floating derrick, this one operated by Terley Clagg. It is generally engaged in dredging sand and gravel merchandised through the Gallipolis plant. · · .The Wiloading operation completed Jan . 3 at Gavin by the Hoosier fleet is typical of the M. T. Epling Company's (Continued on Page 2) I Mrs. Shwnaker · died Friday Mediterra nean Styling. Casters. . ' teams in split of games , bo:ch . solid state design • industrial region News ..• in Briefs SUrvived .. · with' an expanding · brought Thursday • ·. outfit grow~ up . 1 Six indictments •• ,. ·ThiS is a_can do 1 BY GEORGE HARGRAVES, .SUPT. Mr. Morrison and his condition. He is stlllinRooll) IOU,of tl!e WASHINOTON ( UPI) - murdered in ~mber, 19()9, ternalional,raffairs, $25,000; of Mines for ''not adequately M~lgs LoCal SebooiDistrlct • University HOspltSlln cOlumbus. As I ha.ve menuoned bel~, he New United MiiJe Workers less than a month after he ran and Richard Bank assistant to enforcing federal coal mille .·. The Meigs ·toea) Board of · Edut:lltion held Its ailnual certamly woUld weleoin~ a card or letter froiD you. ~e is able to. . President Arnold Miller , an unsuccessful campaign to the president; $20,000. health and safety laws." He organizational meeting earlier this week; the ·first step to receive visitors and would be happy to have you drop m. You can keeping a campaign promise,' beat Boyle. That election .was Miller also di~losed that all also said Tnle Pavis would-re- carryillg out the board's business. The first meeting of l,hls yf ar . call him by long distance at 422-{;734, if you SO desire.· I am qUite Thursday announced salary voided by a fe9eral judge, UMW boatd members would sign as president of the union- will be next MondBy. · ce~tamihatbewillappreclateaiiycall,visit,card<irletter. . .. cuts . for himself and other paving the way for the election receive $23,000a year, endillg a • controlled National Bank of The most important business of the Board ol Education in its Hours. in a h06pital get to be very long ; he -has ~ there UMW officials totaling $365,000 Miller won . "' perio!l of uneven pay 8cales. Washington In March and new January meeting is the adoption of the appropriations resolution ' almost six weeks now. · . a year. Three associates of the ifhat action, as well iis other directors would be BBked to set for the caleqdar year. Each July. the Board of F;ducation must WEARECOMINGtothattimeofyearagam when we will be Miller, who charged in his younger Yablonski in hjs activity of the board, may be up a credit union for miners. adopt a propOsed budget for the next calendar year and submit it registering students for courses for next year. This Ia a time of successful campaign over in- Miners Project Office in Wash- tested in court by ·Boyle supto the County Budget Commission for Its consideration. The great decision, particularly for those students who will be going cum bent W. A. ''T-ony'; Boyle ington were named associate. porters who claim Miller un- · Miller repeated he Intends to- County ·Budget Budget Commission has as its members the Into grade 9 or grade 11. Adecision must be made as to whether that union officials were over- counsel for tl!e tjMW. They cdl'stitutionally fired Boyle-ap- ' move the union headquarters county's treasurer, auditor and prosecuting attorney. They JllUSt tl!e studerit wi~ be going to coll~ge or_not. ~the student is not paid, trimmed his own salary are, with their respective pointed; board members and from -Washington, but has not approve tl!e proposed budget and retw:n it to the Board of going to college, _serious ctnsideraUon .sliould be givel\ to from . $50,000 to. $35,000 and salaries., Clarice Feldman, replaced them with Interim yetselectedaslle. Healsosald Education. selecting a vocational course. '". . . eliminated an automatic $25 $30,000; Daniel Edelman, members pending elections in he has asked the Labor . From th.is budget tl!ere is then constructed the apRecent reports from colleges across the country mdlcate per diem payment · for his of. $23,000, and Lewis Sargentich, respective districts. Departmerit to supervise all propriations resolution for adoption in J'-uary. This is. the of· that there has been a general decrease ·tn enrollment. ~e lice. $13,800. "Some people who supported UMW district elections in the ficial adoption of the budget as the financial instrument that will students are dropping out of colle~e and the pe~tage of high Among others taking salary Two other new officials of the the opposition haven't realized same manner the international guide the district·~ expenditures for the calendar year. Included . sChool. graduates entering as freShmen is declinmg. There are cuts were Mike Trbovich, vice union are Meyer Bernstein, di- yet that they lost," Miller said. election last month was monl- In the budget must be a listing of money sources. This fear's • several reasons for tillS. ' president, and Harry Patrick, rector of public and inMiller criticized the Bureau tored. budget will be slightly over two million dollars. About 75 pet. or The first is tl!e continuing high cost of a college education. secretary-treasurer. Their salslightly over m million dollars comes from the State of Ohio.- . Secondly, the change in tbe draft law has had some effect. In ·aries will drop from $40,000 to About25pet.or just over"' million dollars will come from local ' addition, many graduates of tl!e 1ast .two years have been $30,000 and each will lose the ·sources. This' Includes the ad\fitional 5 mills approved by the unable to find employlnent In the fields for which they prepared. $25 per diem payment. voters In November. , These facts plus many others must force serious consideration Miller told a news conference As you can see from the above statements, we are still prior to deciding on a pre-college traming program. here told the union 's Interrm· k. h f J\f This same cosideration should also enCO'f&ge a second look national executive board has ' .1' . ']JeB mg 0 SC OO s-J lO. 263 at vocational education. A vocational course is, by no means, a . approved the pay cuts and had ' receiving a very high perc~ge of our fWids for school guarantee of future employment. Nothing Is. Nevertheless, a given him authority -to "reThe Gallipolis State Institute their needs. It is also a new , where fifty or more (l<!Ople operation from the State Foundation Program. 1 hope you will person .with only a high sc\lool diploma .with some vocational evajuate" the salaries of all has received an additional attitude toward the mentally ill ' sleep 36Jnights per year in one Check the report of Monday's Board meeting to see exactly what trail\lng has, generally speaking, more to offer a prospeCtive International officers and staff. $294,000 from the state for and mentally retarded - one room. sums of money the Boa.rd will receive and how it proposes to employer than does a graduate with a high school diploma in· "With these salary cuts, coal humanization projects to that stresses respect and "The structure will be expend them. volving only college preparatory traming. .~ . COmpany Offl.ci'als will know improve food service f and di'gni·ty for all human beings", completely remodeled and WI'll PIease do no1 m..w '·---• I have had queries from people Interested In the p06Sibillty of ..erstan d my statemen•• "'· I am not they are talking to union men, cottage equipment according Dr. Niehm said. provide sleeping modules of an adult sewing class. We will attempt to establish such a class if discouragingpreparationfor and entrance Into college. After all, not a set of executives who just to an announcement made Continued the · superln- five and six people each. Each we have enough persons interested. You should understand that that's the world 1 kliow and ~ocedure that I followed. I am happen to be on the other side," today by Dr. Bernard F. tendent, "Our Humanization resident would have, . in ad- there will be some small tuition cost Involved. 11 you are in- only encoaraging you to titve ~Ions thought to the direction In Miller said. Niehm, superintendent. Pilot Project No. I is designed dition to his own bed, a w~rd- terested In such a class, call my office 81 992-2153 and leave your which your youngster-will move the years to come. Miller also announced that The latest sum is to he used to afford independent living for robe and chest of drawers name, address and telephone number. You could also write the Ahigh school graduate in the college preparatory course who the union's new general for rewiring and installation of those residents capable of where he can have his clothes 8ame Information and send it to me in Middleport. Please do this does not go to college is not very well prepared for any kind of a counsel, J06eph A. "Chip" transformers ~I a cost of performing in a home-like ~nd private possessions in an soon so we \vill be able to determine just exactly what the Interest job. A high school graduate with vocational train~ hiis some Yablonski will receive a $35,000 $200,000; installation of dish- environment as opposed to the area he can can his own as is. · definite advantage in the job market. You might want to consider a year salary. Yablonski Is a washers for $32,000 and the large ward type structure of opposed to a pigeon hole and We, of course continue to have constant·questions concerning the items that I have mentioned above as you look to the fu!W'e. son of the late Joseph A. addition of steam or electric institutionalization. one large clothes room for all "Jock" Yablonski, who was tables for $62,000. " Residents are free to residents: ' The $29<1,000, 'plus $950,000 re~uest independent living and "Modern bathroom facilities previously allocated for the may participate in some design will he provided on all floors. three pilot projects brings the and selection of room colors, First and second floors will (Continued from page 1) total to $1,244,000 for furniture , etc. Both male and have modern lounges with TV TONIGHT and-Saturday Agriculture Cominittee today to explain tl!e adminlatratlon's humanization projects now female residents may par- area, kitchenette, table and . ' January S-6 position in announcing cutbacks or elimination of several !ann under way at the GSI. ticipate in this program. There chairs for refreshments· and SILENT RUNNING Dr. Niehm announced he is will be three Wilts for each sex. games. programs. Senators told Butz Thursday and a bipartisan group of (Te~hnicolor) PT. PLEASANT - Four employ him as an attorney-at- House members prepared to tell him today they did not intend to pleased with the new "Pilot Project .No. 2 is "Basement area will provide Bruce Dern. Clilf Potts THE CONCERT FOR allocations for the much designed lor children between a large recreation area and felony and twci misdemeanor law to enforce and prosecute a stand for the cutback!~ without a fight. BANGLADESH . It could become one of the first confrontations of the new needed food service im- ·the ages of five and 15 who are Hobby. shop . vocational area · lndlcbnents were returned by claim for dsmages for personal CTechnioclor) the January term Grand Jury injuries of John Morrow; "session between a Congress concerned about loamg its power to provements and is hopeful that attending our academic school. plus storage. George Harrison, Eric late Thursda~ afternoon in received on October 7, 1972. the executive branCh. Rep. John MelCher, D-Mont., chairman of aaditional .money will be II will prnvide a remodeled "These Important projects Claplon, Ringo Starr Mason County Circuit Court. Prosecuting Attorney Don C. a Democratic Study G~oup Committee pushing the confrontation, available in the near future for structure with modern design are being directed by William Sunday, Monday this and ~ther humanization for homogenious . living for Hall, coordinator, and There were no additional drug Kingery presented tlie cases. said he has been encouraged by tl!e bipartisan response and felt And Tues~ay projects. approximately 30students. The specially appointed staff charges, but those returned Donald F. Roush was grand that if no headway were made In the IIJeeting with Butz, forces Jaquarv 7-8-9 jury foreman. could be marshaled for a strong congressional fight within tl!e Dr. Niehm said the three newly remodeled structure will committee on Humanization. Thursday were varied. BEN J. 0. Baker was charged with Grand jurors serving In the coming week. pilot projects are well under provide module type sleeping · There is also a resident (Technicolorl false pretense with inten. t to January tenn were . M\-. Roush way and that the program areas with bed, wardrobe, ·Committee on Humanization Lee Harcourt Montgomery Joseph Campanella consists of three projects .chest of drawers, chair, table composed of residents who will defrall!l John Smith; Lloyd Lee and John F. Kelsey, Clyde M. CARTOONS: was charged .with feloniously Bowen Jr., Victoria L. Keefer, designed to allow maximwn and lamp. A lounge or living be the consumers." Grad~ How-Do-Dee-Doody stealing food items from Lawrence R. Wolf, Mary H. JOBLESS AT 5.2 resident participatioh. room equipped with modern Special Helper Central School; Paul N. Smith Arnold, Matthew · Long, WASHINGTON iUPI) SHOW STARTS 7 P:M. "Humanization means being · furniture such as couches, was charged witl! feloniously Sammie C. .Stw:geon, ..M!'s. !Jnemt:h!~ent . ~~·t•I.D.oc! '::::::;;;:::::~.c:o:n:ce:r:ne:d~ab:o:u:t~p:e:op:ie~a:n;d tables, chairs, TV. The food M·~~~ MCitel~~;;; stealing from Central School Jack McNeely, Joe R. Neeley, uoctuillJOd 1iiDeceiiilieiala • · preparation roQm and dining (these charges stem from an Harley Burns, Charles D. 28-month low of.5.Z pet. of the eighth grade Marauder room will also be located In the work force, bat the number basketball team Thursday incident in November last Baker, Melvin E. Clark, Carol immediate area. The library, (Continued from page 1) of penons with jobs rose to J. Lathey, Ralph E. Barker, its second straight scored Greenspan withdrew his year); Aldridge Lanhan was counciling rooms· and modem ·an all-time hiBh of. 82.8 come-from-behind victory, 35 toilet facilities will be con- prophecy following the disas- char~ed with fel~~iously and Nikki A. Cremeans. million. to ' 30 over Federal Hocking. Irons Managua, Nicaragua, . stealing a RCA teleVISIOn set veniently located. Inside The Bureau of Labor Meigs trailed for three and a recreation ar..s along with 'quake. But a few of the local valued at $50 from Ann Fisher, Statistics said that residents who had planned to all felony indiclmenls. half quarters but rallied in the vocational hobby shop and joblessneu •veraged 5.1 pel. Misdemeanor indiclments late minutes to win. laundry facilities will be be out . of town Thursday In th: In 1972, down from th~ 5.9 Mark Haggerty drilled in located in the basement area. morning left anyway- just In were against Lewis Michael ' case. Oliver, destruction of property pel. rate In 1171 but still three straight long shots to "Outside recreation and higher than the average rate Earthquake experts scoffed concerning a mobile home cl06e the gap. Haggerty also game areas, pet pens and of t:9 pet. In 1970 and U pel. at the prediction, insisting no owned by Charles L. Brown led the Meigs squad in scoring ' picnic area will be located Mrs . Earl Shumaker, 56, one can predict the hour or day with damages listed as $2,500; New Lexington, the former In 1919, President Nixon's with 10 points. Steven Ranadjacent to the building. flrat year In oHice. of a major 'quake. But they J. L. Horberg, an attorney-atdolph threw in 9, Greg "Project No.3is designed for Anna Crary of Pomeroy, died Browning had 8, Alan Stewart adult male residents who need also noted that large 'quakes law, with soliciting by early Friday at her residence. strike this area periodically. requestir,g John Morrow to 7, and Tom Walters 1. a moderate amount of Mrs. Shumaker was the MEETING TONIGHT i Butcher of Federal supervision, but can adapt to The further away the last one daughter of the late Mark and A meeting of ACf Adoptis, the sooner !be next one can Hocking was the game's the module type living as opLouise Crary. She is survived A-Child-Today, will be held at 8 CALL ANSWERED be expected, they warned . leading scorer with 17, all posed to the large dormitory by her husband, Earl; six The Middleport E-R squad children, Robert, and Mrs . this evening at Cheryl's Wig corning In the first half. Meigs answered a can to Palmer St. Nancy Robinson of Somerset; Boutique, 295 Main St., used two players to shut him at 7:17p.m. Thursday.forMrs. Charles and Roger of New Jackson. Election of officers out in the second half. Georgia Ervin, !10, who was Lexington; Mrs. Donald will be held and everyone inIn the seventh grade game experiencing chest pains. She (Pauline) Fink of Columbus, terested Is invited. For futther the mini-Marauders were was taken to Vsterans and Mrs. David (Jane) Jones Information on the program clobbered 49 to 28 by a talented Memorial Hospital where she In Nebraska; three sisters, contact Martha and Jerry group of F·H seventh graders. was admitted. Mrs. Gerald WildermUth and . Grim at 384-61198 or Sue and Joe Kelley Winebrenner and Chuck Mrs. Pearl Mora of Pomeroy, Johnston at aM-5156 or 384-M58 Follrod led Meigs wllh 8 points each,_Greg Witte had 5, Gene and Mrs. Norman Fisller . of in Wellston . SPEAKER NOTED Halley 4, Brent Stanley 2 and Senecaville, and two brothers, Speaking at tl!e Zion Church Kevin McLaughlin · 1. B. Reed Crary of Reedsville and LOCAL TEMPS of Christ on ·the PomeroyChadwell led the Lancers with George Crary of Atlanta, Ga. The temperature in down- 16. Harrisonville Road at 7:30p.m. Funeral services have ten- town Pomeroy at II a.m. today Sunday will' be Ed Bousman, Next games for Meigs are at tatively been set for Sunday at was 36 degrees Wider cloudy minister on the radio program, Wellston Monday imd at home New· Lexington. skies. · "God is Just a Prayer Away." against Logan ThursdaY.,:· The public Is invited. ! .. ' ' FREEZING temperatures made It rather difficult to fight Saturday's f~ in downtown Gallipolis. Photo was ta~en shortly after 7 a.m., by Steve . ,, Wilson showing volunteer Iireman Neil McMahon· on top of the Gallipolis Fire Department's aerial ladder. McMahon was later relieved by John Taylor. Car demolished early Saturday POMEROY - A car was demolished in a single-vehicle accident on Route JJ, just north of the Pomer9y corporation limits at 12:30 a,m. 8aturday. Sheriff Robert Hartenbac~'s Dept. said a northboWid car driven by Rex Allen Darst, Middleport, hit an Icy area on the road, slid to its left, up an em))ankment, and turned over on its right side. Darst escaped injury . 1'1l,ere was no charge filed . At midnight, the department was called io Chester to investigate a com- • plaint where officers arrested Robert Bissell 18, who Saturday was in county jail under $500 cash bond . Bissell was charged with intoxication, resisting arrest, , disorderly conduct, assault a'Id battery on a pollee officer, and destrnct.on of property. . . C OF C TO ~T POMEROY - The Emergency Chamber ol Commerce will meet. at 12 . noon Monday .at the Meigs Inn. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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