https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/260922054a3943bc0a3c7d29ebde845c.pdf b1af01ea47b3b1f281d64d0f2ba8685c PDF Text Text "" - .. ~ .~ 1. · '" · • - -- · ... .,_ ,, • l ~-The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Feb. ;!2, 1973 Sheep·indwtry ~=~:-:;:;''' ' :' ' ' ~' Voting 'rule is modified 11te Meigs Glrll' Junior has attention Softball League wlfi ~eel on COLUMBUS(UPI)-TheOhio legislative districtS in 1980 beSunday, Feb. Z5 at 4 p.m. at Apportionment Board will have calllll! of a u.s. Supreme court the Royal' Crown Bottllog more flexibility in drawink up ruling handed down Thursday. in southeast Company Garage oa North The court modified the ooe1 . .. . . . ; . Citizens 1 1 • ·• 1 Fire.m.en asking, cla·l·i..fi~a.:'t•.·. 9,. ,n.~ ·.· · I ' • • · • ' " - · In lhebilllrig:ma.tter,fil"e~n , . Chief '·Ross advti ed have objeCted Ill rece~t blllin.gs members drivlo8 i'ath<ll'iz1!i made by lhe water department eh\ergency vehicles that , from water meter installed at · holders of pennlts · Mason'~ new lire itallon· for relieve them Of ~pon:llb~titYJ water, ~age, t)'e utility tax,. ·He read from the state coile; police and fire. proteCUon, and . "... Provisions shall ndl • sanitation. relieve the , driver of '114 II w11s geoerally agreed the a)lthocized emergency vehlcli firemen would pay the water from the duty,to drive with and sewer bill .. They co~tend regard .lor th.! 118tety of ''11U thedepartmentisexemptfrom· persons, nor .shall s~cii stale and local taxes and have' ' provisions pt'Qtect the drlv~ no garbage at the fll'e staUon, ·from the consequences o1 voiding a charge for sanitation. · reckless. disregard . for th~ A meeting·with council will be safety of others." .: sought. ' ·: , ;: . MASON - Concern abuut' em~rgency,, and police calls. ftre and emergency calls and Ftremen m the meeting an~ charges billed for services not Chtef Ross sa1d they had not man-one-vote rule by anowtng received prompted Mason been .c?"sulted in r~gal'd to a 16 per cent deviation in a Volunteer Firemen Tuesday . councils action and are coocase from Virginia. evemng to discus.< both mat- ·cerned. George c. Farris, assistant ters. . '' secretary of State said the rul- . Called by Fire. Chief Ross In the past the Fire ing would allow the board more Roush, the meeting fo~lowed Department and Rescue unit flexibility under the state con- town council Monday assigning have contributed to .the exstltutlon and court tesls when new Pol.ice Chief Kenneth p~nse . of llJiiintainlng the itdrawsupthedlstrlclsfor the .• Siders dispatcher's duties. dispatcher's apartment,.·and Ohio House and Senate after Siders Is to occupy the apart- helped furnish II. · Also, Diane the 1980 census. ment in the city building as Murphy, the present dispatUnder the one-man-one-vote part of his salary. It was not cher, was not officially notified roling handed down by the u.s. clear whether the new of the change until after public Supreme Court in 1980, dis- dispatcher will· S<'rvire fire . announcement had been made. trlcls had to be drawn as equally as possible and if there ,..,..,..,..,..,.,....,.~-----1!'11--•---~---._.,. COLUMBUS (UPI) - The Second Ave. il! Middleport, alate Agriculture Department Ohio, to malle ptaoa lor the W. H. Powell Sr. Ia involved in a project 10 19'13 sea10n. This league d'ed W d revltaliD! the sheep industry in coDJIIts of girls 13 yean of 1 e nesday bblo, which has dropped off age aad under. NEW HAVEN- William H. sharply in the last 30 years. · Piau are al10 underway to Powell, Sr., 72, died WedThere were 781,000 head of estabnsb a Senior Girls' nesday at his home here abeep in southeastern Ohio in SoftbaD League for girls age following an extended Illness. 1~7tl. By 1971, there were only 14 lhru 18. AD girls teams He was born Sept. 11, 1900 at 125,000. Income from sheep aaywbere in Meigs County, New Haven, the son of the late shearing fell off from f1.5 or aay perso01 wbo would William and Olevla Jane mlllion to less than1$2 million like to start a team, are Bumgarner Powell. Besides &Mually during those years. Invited to attend Ibis his parents, a sister, Mlas Lilah State Agriculture Director meeting. Powell, preceded him in death Gene Abercrombie said the project, aided by Appalachian :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::~ in 1972. Mr. Powell, a retired Regional Commlaslon funds, would be carried out in painter, a member of the was any to deviation St. Paul was Lutheran Church. justified a court.it had lobe , Guernsey, Noble, Muskingum, ,. ·(Continued from page I) Surviving are his wife, The high court ruled ThursNoble, Belmont, Harrison, · · . .' Morgan and Washington 20 years, we can look forward Louise Russell Powell, New day that Virginia "should be to a period of genuine Haven; two sons, William R., free to construe the (reapporcounUes. prosperity in a time of peace. New Haven, and John, St. tionment) mandate of its own We can, in fact, achieve the Cloud, Fla.; six grandchildren; constitution more liberally than most bountiful prosperity that two sisters, Miss Lelah Jane in the case of congressional 1-----~--.o;.:;.;;.:.;;,;;..;;_ IWLA TO MEET this nation has ever known." Powell, New Haven, and Mrs. redistricting." The Ken Amsbary Chapter of To do !0, he said, will require Homer (Ernestine) Depue, Friday and Saturday the Izaak Walton League of restrained federal spending, Zipper front style- 100 percent nylon. 2' pockets America will meet at 7 p.m. ' "reasonableness" in laborSchool districts · unlined. · Monday at the chapter !ann management relations, at 1:30 p. m. Friday at the ' Our entire selection of misses and half size Sizes small (34-36), medium (38-.CO), large (42- · near Chester· liStionaI cooperation with the Foglesong Funeral Home with .dresses is reduced for this sale. 44); extra large (46-48). Solid color navy or royal · somewhat relaxed guidelines the Rev. John Haeberle of. receive $176,609 Values from $18.98 to $79.50 of PhaSe m, and efforts to bold .liciating. Burial will be in blue. NOW AT SALE PRICES down food prices and to meet Graham Cemetery. Friends Following deductions for .... , See all the other styles mens unlined the "chanenge" of foreign may call at the funeral home basic and transportation Tonight Mens and Young Mlms Feb. 22 trading competition." anytime Thursday evening. allowances, school employes jackets - Mens Department on the .1st NOT OPEN Democratic leaders in Conretirement, state teachers floor. gress d!!rlded Nlllon's hopeful retirement and allotment to the Friday & Saturday economic forecasts, made county board of education, Sale!. Friday and Saturday Super slim fitting - Flare leg-style fits easily Feb. 23& 24 Wednesday in a national radio Meigs County's three school over boots. Extra durable 14 oz. plus blue denim. HANDS OF THE (Continued from page I) districts have received speech. RIPPER Waist sizes 29 to 42. Select. your correct length . responsible for shooting down $176,608.87 for the February (Tochnicolor) Sale Price VeteriiJIB Memorial Hospital the helicopter and injuring its state school foundation subsidy Eric Porter, Jane Merrow. Super cushion foot for extra comfort. No bind . DISCHARGED - Austin · five American crewmen. Don Bryon, Oerek Godfrey. payme~ts. stay up top - new comfort form-fitting stretch and · Phillipa, Carol Staats, Garnet The chopper was downed six · The Meigs Local District toes and heels. Sizes 10-10112, 11-11112, 12-12'12, 13TWINS OF EVIL Polls, Jo Ann Milliron, Danny miles south of An Loc, 80 roUes received $105,384.11; the ITechnlcolorl 13'1>. White. Regularly 3 pair $1.85. Taylor, Floca Kinsch, Freda north of Saigon, shortly after Eastern Local District, Boys Sizes Peter Cushing, Oennls Rice, \ S.le Price Madeline and Mary Grate, Robert Lambert, Mary delivering supplies for a JMC $$9,190.54 and the Southern Collinson, Damlen Thomas, Smith, Oma Smith, Pearl field team. Though it was on Loca1 D . 1str1c · t, .,. ••2,034.22. In lsobet Block. Dlllon, John Hawk, Diana JM C business it did not bear addition to the amounts Usted Show Sfartut7 p.m. Jones, Nancy Telle, Timmy the distinctive orange stripes the county board of education Boys sizes 6 ta 18 in regular, slim and husky Rood and Earl Adams. sizes. Super slim fitting · heavy 14 oz. plus blue of U.S. helicopters per· received a direct allotment of HAVE YOU VISITED ELBERFELDS denim . manently assigned to the JMC. $3,533.40 making a total Slim and regular sizes 6 to 18 - - - - 5.50 The Conunulilsts have made allotment of $8,409.!Ml. WAREHOUSE ON much of this fact. Husky sizes 8 to 20 - - - - - - - - 5. 98 MECHANIC STREET LATEtY? U.S. sources said Woodward accused the Communists of Tax returns out Another Shipment · · Drive to the warehouse end ... a it that I~. on uje now. Tht giving scarcely a glance at the warehouse is cdmplttely remodeltcl with txctfltnt illhling. One thousand personal _ ntwty Pllnttd and clecorattd . well hultd ud 11 Dplll lht wreckage when a joint team m. houruslh• matn store 1n111e mtddltbtock. visited the crash site on · property tax return forms have been mailed by Meigs County Wednesday, ' and of making A quality bandana In red or blue pattern. 100 SAVE NOW ON · excuses not to interview the Auditor Gordon Caldwell to percent cotton. . ,. . , · : ''I merchants and businessmen of <;:hoos~ from 18 inch, 2! inc~ and 2A.incb, .,uare t12 foot w1c!e Rugs (lengths up to 21') 89.00 injured crewmen at the U.S. 5 size. ·. · · · · '" "' · . ,,. " •4~ T•!t¥11~~t~lti!IC~4!!!~<W!Jite orcott!d Army's 3rd Field Hospluil ori *~lgs County pjus olhers Friday and s.turdey Special 1St •· ·•·Utwtt 1"BiY' )'i'l.seasoil ~ · ..'tt;t;lt S.le · :"· 'the outskirts of Saigon Wedhes· ·liiiving holdlngil in the county ' The forms are sent to those •sMo 9 foot by 12 foot Axmlnster Rugs . sate 49:00 day night. Whirlpool Automatic Gas or Electric Dryers In a letter to Michel Gauvin, holding stocks, bonds, cer•Whirlpool Automatic Washers ARE chief of the canadian delega- tificates, notes and mortgages 'WIIirlpool Trashmashers ' tion to the ICCS and this This includes .stock in out of Famous maker coordlnale ,Special Rubber Back Carpet, 12 jt. wide on sale. month's ICCS chairman, state financial Institutions. The tax returns must be filed by sportswear In misses sizes All Cotton tOval Braided Rugs ' Woodward said, "The PRG April 30. now at sale price~. Generous S.ize • Metal War~robes and .UHIIty Cabinets (Provisional Revolutionary Choose Pants · Shlrfs · • Linoleum and Congoleum Floor Covering Goverment) and DRV (DemoSkirts · Jacket Shirts · o~ t Gas Hot Water Heaters . cratic Republic of Vietnam) Holzer Medical Center Shells . Tank Tops !n red. Sale Price · 1 white or navy. Marble Jop Bathroom Lavatory with Bjlse delegations have engaged in (Discharged) FIJ,.. delaying tactics and interferLawrence Litchfield, 1--~-----4--------~ Magic Chef Micro Wave Ovens r'IVITIJilE • 20 inch width Hall Runner Carpet ence with the conduct of the Virginia . Harten bach, Mrs Mens Permanent Press MIDDLEPO"'• 0. • 27 inch Plastic Carpet Protector investigation of the CH47 in- Robert Neal and son, Helda cident. Warth, Jacqueline Wolfe, At Elberfelds Warehouse Minna Johnson, Tressie 65 per cent Cotton . 35 per cent Kadel Polyester. Stevens, Charles Denny, Bryan On Mechanic Street i Special Sale Brewer, Lola McCormick, .SAVE NQW ON Mary Aldridge, Charles Ewing, Linda McCorkle, Maxine Simpson, Doris Tax du• blii ....,..,..,..,.1111!..,...,.___. ELB·E-:RF.E·L·DS .' .IN ·.POM. EROY . ·.·. I Store. W·· ~e. Sa e . I.• U FRIDAY AND SATLJRDAY 9130 TO 9 PM s~~!~~;rviceswillbeheld MEN'S NYLON JACKETS DRES. SALE . -·-- __ MEIGS THEATRE . .................... _ '4,95 _ ser.v zces zn Pomeroy ~ . Now You Know • So powerful Is the flow of the Amazon River in ... South America that · its discharge turns the waters of the Atlantic fresh for 200 miles off the Brazilian coast. Devoted To The Interests / YOL. XXIV . NO .. 219 POMEROY;MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • · I k uou 00 The CIose' · l ook. bette, e We tb' ~ . gt;;~!ern:~~r~:~t"r:~: f Nabb, DateHelen warner,Strong, Judy Vaughn, LucreUa Smith, Eloise Riley, Tommy Proehl, James Perry, Rose McClaskey, Bruce Kinloch, Foster Kemper, Elsie lngerick, Roy H'amilton, Vanna Dillon, George Cheatham, Emma Brumfield and Louise Alexander. (Birtbs) Mrs. Royal Martin, PI Pleasant, a daughter and Mrs Frank Rose, Gallipolis, a son. Ford Galaxle 500 • WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS 3 .for 69~ MAGIC CHEF RANGES Sale! Mens and Boys \ SPORT COATS Not every size but a good overall selection. Ju:st 20-39.95 Mens Knit Sport Coats · Sale 20.00 Just 29-29.95 Mens Wool and Corduroy Sport Coats · · - - . Sale 15.00 Just 34-19.95 Boys Sport Coats - . - Sale 10.00 Mens Short Sleeve SPORT AND DRESS SHIRTS By RICHARD C. GROSS TEL AVIV (UP!) - The Arab world seethed with calls . today for vengeance against Israel, accusing the Israelis of "cold-blooded murder" in the ·shooting down of a civilian libyan airliner carrying more than 100 persons over the Israeli-beld Sinai peninsula. Military officials said 104 persons died in the Wednesday disaster, the first such case in aviation since 1935 when Bulgaria shot down an Israeli civilian airliner. Ford GIII.)CII 500 2-0oor Hardtop Our entire stock of mens and ladles hard side and soft side 'Luggage. . Totes · We~kenders - Pullman Cases • Com· . pan Ions· Sport and Gym Bags • Trunks included in this Two-Day Sale. AUTO DITCHED Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach's Dept. investigated a AI f so or this sale. Mens 5.95 Short Sleeve · ,__~-------,-----.....-.:.a · minoc accident In which no Shirts · Sale 2 for $10.00 s.tet 12.79 personal injuries or property $4.49 ' damages were reported. At ....- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.....{ 12:30 a. m. today on SR 7 In Chester Twp. James H. llrregularl Hanger, 22, Columbus, was Get n:ady now for cycling days that will soon he 1110 percent Polyester sheet traveling . east when, lt!rning here. Odorless . mat reilsteni . I ble .~kel with· polyester too quickly Into a private non allergenic. Pol~~ter ·t· • Boys and Girls Styles. binding. Large sl10 80x90. driveway, his auto went Into a Flberllti wlth · Bl111 and EJ<C:ellent col,or. · 20 ~nch High Rise B. i cycles · .• S.le 38.00 ditch. While ," all . cotton . pr!nled: Two Day Sate .. t '• ; (()ver . 26 tnch 3 Speed Bicycles - -' - . • . Sale 54.00 ., " Two 10 Speed Racing Bicycles - . - - - - Sale 16.00· · Salt • Y .. • SKIDS ON ICE •' At Elberfelds Warehouse .on Mechan. i c Street. There was medium damage $4.95 '" •, to two cars iii an accident on I~ Butternut Ave. at 10:45 p. m. ' 4• . .. Wednesday. Pomeroy poli~ Wooden porch swings- Made ~I klln dried oak. VIolet or rose decoratlqn. Set conclsts of four . . said a car driven by Helen Complete with c~ain ready to hang. each cups and saucers. • ·: Offeriberger, · Middletiort, SALE! BICYCLES . SI.EEPCRAFT DACRON ' BED PILLOWS ·· o.v •3 :2.: ' ~ ' Take a clo11r look elthe Gaiaxle 500 now. Road Till magszlne named 11 "Car of tho Y11r.'' SHiha Galaxle 500 and see how • '• • Power Vontllotlon SALEI PORCH SWINGS • Plu• many mort fealurel, options and comfort. Select from and the 4-door pillared hardtop. Your Ford Dealer has a large aelecllon available and you gellmmedlalo delivery. So make a happy buy on a new Gal axle 500 today. Road Taal says li's "lhe finest lamlly car to be found three models- the 2-door and 4-door hardtops at its price Jn;showrooms today." · much more cl.r you get. lots of new styllog, I • SiltciShlft Crulot·O·MIIIc • Power Front 011C Br•kl• 5H yout ftfendly Fotd He wants to maiCe you~- . Deoletoet ~. headed east, skidded on ice and struck a parked car owned by Paul Voll, Pomeroy. There were · no Injuries, and no cfiarges. · ON AIR FRIDAY Friday's Class A Sectional high school tournament games al Mei~s wil! be broadcast live by Bill Grey of WJEH-FM, • Gallipolis, beginning at 7 p. m. • .· .. •8 PC. ...... --l1' .-. ." ~. , •.._w,._,..,.~ atINA SNACK TRAY SEts · li'tnri,E:2 00 A. v Reg . 23.50 4 foot Wide Swings--.-. Sale 19.95 Reg. 26.10 5 foot Wide Swings -·- . - • S.le 21.95 . , . ,, · ~ • Hoi'StWI!rts Dept. . .. ...,...,......,. -....-~-..,. 1 ..... ...._ ' _ •ill. r'·'f:. , . ; .-: 1. ~ • . ' )' 'l · :'. · . "·~· ' Elberfelds Mechanic Stre~t Warehou.. , ·, · ,. Open~ both Friday al'd S.tu~ay ~ to ~ pm ;. · ·· ' · . · . . Appliances • Floor Co~tlnes . -----:-- _,..,.l_b£ Q -AF 1 ELBE~FELDS ·I N ' ' l ! ifda llbd ill .............. 1 PQfAEROY·:.... ' ·-· ;, ' ' I • • OIIng played in Cairo, indicated he thought he was flying over Egyptian territory. Calls Shootiug a Tragedy One of Prime Minister Golda Meir's closest aides called the shooting a tragedy that stunned Israel. A Tel Aviv newspaper said the shooting meant the United States will delay an immediate approval of Israel's request for more F4 Phantom jets. Military officials said Thurs.day it was Phantoms that shot down the airliner 12 roUes east of the Suez Canal after trying unsuccessfully to make it land. Among the Arab world reactions was an announcement by moderate King Hassan D of Morocco that he will send troops to Syria to join the battle·against Israel for the first time. The semi-Mficial Cairo newspaper AI Ahram called on Arab guerrillas to strike Israeli targets around the world in revenge and Arab leaders said they were horrified and outraged by what some of them caned. "cold blooded murder." Defense Minister Moshe Dayan said there was no need for a domestic inquiry into the shooting, but said Israel would help international authorities who want to investigate it. At the United Nations, the International Civil Aviation Authority announced it will investigate the shooting next week. Libya, Egypt and Israel are members of the organizalion . Dayan said authorities did Budget set for school ' ' RACINE - A budget for 1973 . providing expend! lures of . MR. AND MRS. JAMES RIFFLE AND SIX CHILDREN of Apple Grove in Meigs CoUnty $683,564 was approved Thurswere le~ homeless Thursday when fire, believed to have been caused by a defective fuel oil day night by the Southern furnace m the basement, destroyed the inside of their two story frame holjle. Mr. and Mrs. Local School District board of Riffle, above, stand m the entrance that led from the kitchen into the living room. Mr-. Riffle education ill a recessed had been remodeling the inside of the home . All clothing and contents were lost in the fire that session. started at approximately 10 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Riffle and younger son, JohMy, were in Tup. Breakdown of the budget, pers Plains at the lime. The other five children were in schooL Loss to the house and its conwhich is retroactive to Jan. 1, tents have been estimated at approxilnately $5,000. There was insurance on the home. Mr. 1973 and extends through Dec. Riffle also lost a very valuable gun collection, one that included a .58 calibre Confederate Army 31 this year, includes: · musket. The Racine Fire Department was aided by units from Pomeroy and Bashan Fire • Departmenls. Administration , $25,708; · instruction, $404,643; auxiliary agencies, $$7 ,859; operation of school plant, $28,200; maintenance, $6,500; special services, $100; supplies, $41,900; material for maintenance, SCOUTING TALK - Tri-State Area Council Scout Execu~ve Richard M. Larimer, far right, goes over the 1973 $5,300 ; equipment By United Press International ·.· operalmg needs of the M-G-M District with Rev . Merrell replacement, $8,200; contracts WASHINGTON - LEGISLATION THAT would guarantee A jury called to hear a suit continued construction of the interstate highway system while filed by theTri-County Bank of for open order services, Congress debates li new highway bill was approved Thursday by Coolville against Ray Riggs in $24,900; fixed charges, $100,354 the Senate Public Works Conunittee. the Meigs County Common and capital outlay, $500. District Supt. Ralph Sayre The resolution would allow states to obligate a total of $1 Pleas Cou~t Thursday was billion in interstate construction funds from fiscal year 1974 dismissed '>without serving reported one special education authorizations. Ohio would be allocated $300 million. Public when an out-of-court set- unit in the district now and By GEORGE HARGRAVF.S,Supt. application made for the Works Committee Chairman JeMings Randolph, D-W. Va ., said tlement was reached. Meigs Local School District the full Senate probably would aCt on the resolution next week. Reporting for jury duty were establishment of three more. In this evening's column I will touch briefly on several points The right to read program Prompt Ho~ action is then expected. Charles Barrett, Carlos truslmg one or more may be of interest. Swisher, Mary M. Lisle, John was reviewed, especially at the Our basketball team completed lis season on the plus side of LONDON - ANOTHER PHENOMENAL jump sent the Meeks, Leroy Donohew, Dale Syracuse School, a pilot the ledger at 10 wins and Slosses. The Marauders hit the tourprice of gold soaring today to a record $95 an ounce with dealers E. Smith, Earold Dean, and operation in Ohio. na~nt trail tonight at 7 at Rio Grande. Our best wishes travel Sayre and Principal James with them. using words.like "frantic" and "hectic" to describe the new gold Richard W. Vaughan. · rush. The London price \vas up from its $86.50 price Thur$y, a According to the entry of the Adams reported on a visit from We had more than our share of bus problems this week I figure that was more than double the new official U. S. dollar settlement, Riggs was ordered representatives of the PRIDE ~nd our .apologies for the breakdowns that caused the rece~t price .of $42.22. · to pay the bank, $18,400 and program who inspected mterrupttons and cancellations of runs . I 'assure you that we do One dealer said Orders were rushing in from all over the Arthur D. Kasler, R. L. Reese vocational training facilities of not want to have them happen and we will try even harder to world as a new crisis grew that overshadowed the nagging and H. Vaughn Raybuck were the school, and Sayre reported avoid them in the time ahead. worries about paper money and sent the dollar down again. In ordered to pay the bank $3,600. on .Title I funds for 1973. Next Saturday the Meigs Band Boosters will bring the great Mrs: Donna Larkins was early trading iri LondOn, Paris and Frankfurt, the dollar feU back The bank, Riggs and the other Stan Kenton hand to Meigs High SchooL That's on Saturday from Its Thursday price . In Tokyo, dealers reported a 'siigpl three defendants were ordered employed as a substitute March 3. The Boosters need your support to make a success oi custodian. The next meeting of advance for the dollar. to pay court costs. this venture. ·Success or failure will certainly determine any The court also ordered that the board will be at 7:30 p.m. plans for future concerts of this nature. Help out. Get your ticket WASHINGTON-EZRA SOLOMON, an economic adviser to any interest of the Tri-County on March 15. Attending were soon and enjoy a musical evening that you will long remember. President Nixon, says the administration has done about all Bank ,in parts, equipment and Sayre, Adams, board members . ~ last week's column I mentioned the strong possibility of government can do to ,combat rising food prices and what has . accessorie~ of Riggs Lincoln- David Neas~ , Clarence significant changes in federal financial support of education. The been done sbould take e~ect hiter in the year. He said retail food Mercury, Inc., be rel~ased and Lawrence, Charles Pyles , reports I have read during the ppst few days emphasize this Detmie Hill; Nancy Carnahan, possibility as becoming greater every day. Please he alert to prices will leV.! ~If toward the end of the year as a result of adjudged to Riggs. government acUons and that farm prices will actually decline. All . parties released all clerk; James Wickline, Bob this. He made the assessment after the government announced parties from any claims and it Ord and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Another area in which we may find some considerable · that while most pri~s were relatively stable in January, food was decreed tpat the escrow Wolfe and son. change is in the state legis Ia turel in Columbus. As you know, ~ prices rose by 2.1 pet., the biggest monthly jump since an 'in- responsibility of J. Sterling v~ry substantial .change In the makeup of the legislature came crease of 2.5 pet., in January, 1951, during the Korean war Lamp aild-or the Tri-County TAKEN TO HOSPITAL With the election mNovember. This certainly means a change in pe~iod. 'At the same time, Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) The Middleport E-R !!Quad the way educational legislation will be viewed. Some rather Bank is ended and Lamp was figures showed that since President Nixon first took office in ordered to deliver tll!i shares of was called at 5:46a.m. Friday important and far-reaching revisions in school financial support . January, 1989, several staple foods have sholvn large price in- the ·Riggs Lincoln-Mercury to 2Hil St. for Lisa Lemley, age ~ve been included in proposals that have already been dropped creases. Bacon, lot" Instance, has jumped..29. cents a puund to In.c., stock to Bert Fed01l'ici, 4, who was having difficulty mto the hopper. These will demand very close .attention in our $1.07 in the past four years. Coffee costs 20 cents a pound more ' one share to Janet Wrightsel, breathing and running a high part of the stale. You should wat¢h this with interest and con- · while porterhouse steak Is up 42 cents ·a.pound to $1.88 and pork and 90 shares to Riggs. temperature. She was taken to cern . . chops 38 cents to $1.40 a pound. · . ATHIRD PLACE FROM which we tnay ~ee some extrerr.ely II was decrt!ed also thtil a the Holzer Medical Center. Important change come Is the U. S. Supreme Courl. The whole $9;000 noie in the h~nd oi Lamp ' VIENTIANE -PREMIER SOUVANNA PIIOUMA said payable to Riggs and signed by baste conceplo[ school support, as it presently exists, is under DRIVER FINED today be will ask the United Stalell to resume bombing missionS George Holman, 18, serious qucsilon. Several court cases have a'pproached this Federici be returned to in J,.aos if·Communist Patl!et Lao gllerrlllas continue to violate a Federici with the responsibility Sy ra~usc , was fined $10 ijnd ~atter . The Supreme Court is considering a case that originated one-day-old cease-lire agreement,. The truce officially took effect of Lamp arid the h•nk ter- costs in . Pomeroy Mayor's tn Texas. Their opinion >l>ouid come in the next few months. 11 (Continued on page 10) · minated. ' rourt on a SP,eeding charge. rconllnue;l oo oage 10) vv;;;;:InB~ Case is Speaking of Schools ! . sttEET BlANKETS Seven other persons survived and were listed in satisfact~ry condition today. The Israeli military command said it would hand over to Egypt the bodies and all personal effects today at the Qantara crossing point of the Suez. Isra.eli authorities insisted their fighter pilots acted properly in shooting down the Boeing 727 and said the pilot deliberately ignored orders to land. A tape recording of the pilot 's last conversation, TEN CENTS Floyd and Mike Zerkle, both of Meigs County and Vitus Bartley, Jr., Mason Collnty Fund Drive Chairman. The costs to maintain the M-G-M program during the year will be $15,800. Column No. 268 LUGGAGE SALE Solid colors · neat patterns • stripes. All permanent press · tapered and fuller cut styles. ·Save during this two-day sale. . PHONE 992·2l56 settled Friday and Saturday 2 f Of '9,00 ·'.IJ! . ·' There's tremendous !Savings now during the Magic Chet Sale -Gas or Elactrlc rangas. Big selection of styles In while . avocado· harvnl gold and copperlone. Here are examples of how you save-$332.00 Eledrlc Ranges Sale price S26UO$278.00 Electric ~angn Sale 1244.00 - $268.00 Gas Rangn Sale $216.00 - and thereare many, many more. , Drlvo to El"rfekll WarthoUII- Pltnty DllrH Plrklng. Stt lhlsex~ltent settcllon of Mogle Chlf Rangn ond uve on the style end CD~ YDII tikt. ' • 351-cu. ln. 2V V·l Englno • Power SIHrlng • Wiper-Mounted W11htr Jtlo • Bill Btlltd Tl,.o FRIDAY, FEBRUARY' 23, 1973 00 • BAKER Area .' .. 1 • enttne OfThe.Meig.~-Mason '. Variable cloudiness tonight and tomorrow with a chance of snow flurries northeast tonight and north tomorrow. Low tonight around 20. High tomorrow 30s north to 40s south. ,. 3 pairs •1.49 .MEN'S WHITE HANDKERQtiEfS Do you find everything you shop for in Pomeroy' Yes, 56; No, 121; Couldn't find : Clothes; furniture; household items; appliances; bui!W,.g supplies; miscellaneous items. Where do you shop for, your major appliances and purchases? Pomeroy ( H5); Middleport (55); Gallipolis (15); Athens (9) ; Rutland (22); Parkersburg (24 ); Columbus (24) ; Others (18). . Are you in favor of low cost, senior citizen housing? Yes, 172; No, 21, Asimilar questioMaire requesting the public's cooperation Oli expreSsing an opinion on Middleport Village will be appearing in The Datly Sentinel in the near future . Weather . ''IT'S TRUE" - - - Coord I·nates Sale needed; Dirty sidewalks and streets; Need to mod~rnize; Clean up needed ; Sweeping of streets needed. · Wliat improvements would you like to see in downtown Pomeroy? Clean and paint buildings; Clean the streets, sidewalks, and parking lots; Improve store fronts; More parking ; Remove old bulldings. Do ynu shop in Pomeroy first? Yes, 130; No, 61; Where, Parkersburg, W. Va. ; Columbus ;' Middleport; Gallipolis . • at y " '6.98 MEN'S ELEPHANT BRAND BANDANA HANDKERCHIEFS ' U: DAVIS 40 OOMFORT MlRK SOCKS Wrangler Flare Leg Jeans . Newspaper, 77, 97, 32, Too ,much local news; Not enough more; Poor service; Need fast service type; Need more family Over 200 Bend area residents responded in a recent citizens' . national coverage; Not accurately reported; 'Ne~ more local . types . . BW"i'ey of facillties and services offered in Pomeroy. . Highways, 34, 76, 96, Poor entrances to Pomeroy; County, news. Suryey~ Unlimited Inc. ri>nducted the survey tri cooperation township roads in poor condition ; Too narrow; Poorly main. Fire Protection, 128, 69, 9, Excellent; Good volunteers; with The Daily Sentipel which twice printed a question sheet Good emergency service; Poot· in rural areas. . · tainefj. ~king JUdgment on the quaHty of life in Pomeroy. Parking, 45, 79, 82, Not enough ; Lots goap and handy· Lois Police l'rotection, Gl, 92, 53, Not enough police; Not Th~re were 206 answers to practically every question except l dirty and·need repair; Costly i Need lots for workers. ' one which rela!ed to "cultural opportunities, ... answered by only · available when needed; roo mt~ch favoritism; Lack efficiency, Medical Facilities, 17, 52, 137, Need more doctors· No leadership or supervision; Need more policipg of lots at night. 185. There ~ere only 21 responses to a question on radio service dnctors on duty at hospital; need specialists, ' because that qu'estion was omitted .in the first list. of questions, Cultural Opportunities, II, 34, 140, We have none· but was added in the second,publication. School Facilities, liS, 65; 25, Poor teachers· Lacks Unrealistic for area. ' ~ majority of respoqdents rated fire protection, scho~ disciplin~; .M*e b~~ of vacant build\Jig or turn over village; · Radio, 9, 10, 2, Add night broadcasting; Bette~ with FM. faclll~s, and lhe library "good," Other facilities and services Good physical facilities; Too much interest in 'sporls. .IN ANSWERS TO ANOTH~R part of the ques)ionnilife, the . fared 1~!'8 wen. . .. . . . . Recreation~! . Facilitie&, 12, 36, 1~, Nothing for . young Included. in this category were opinions: a b<mt this newspeople; What eXIllts• Need swimming pool; Municipal park maJority expressed a "puor" opinion of Pomeroy from an overall appearance standpoint. They indicated that they paper. So~ !bought it needed more "national" news· ar!d less needed ; nature only; Make uS. of schools. . loCal; others thought it needed less "nationain news and more Library, 109, 83, 14, .Staff very cooperative and helpful; . shopped in Pomeroy first and recommended improvements in loCal. Need to be open mornings and more hours; Large volume of the Pomeroy business section. . Following is the resume of the remaind~r of the questionFollowing are the questions, num~er of responses, and the books; Out of date; More up-to-date books needed. nall'e : . m~t ~eqqent conunents on each phase as compiled by Surveys Shopping Facilities·, 39, 92, 75, Prices too high; Parking is a What do you think of the overall appearance of Pomeroy? Unlimited (Shown as category,numbers for good, fair and poor, problem; No selection. · in order, aod comments): . . Poor; Rundown; Much repair needed; Bad housing; Facelifting Restaurants, 25, 75, 105, High prices; Poor food; Need · Wrangler Rare Leg Jeans Rhetoric • " \( .. " ~ •• ·" ' Scout campaign . looking good . Area leadership gifts chairmen for the 1973 Meigs ,Gallla -Mason Boy Scout FundRaising Campaign were announced during Thursday night's leadership gifts dinner, held at the Holiday 1 nn, Kanauga. Twenty-five persons attended. · · Miles T. Epling will serve as G~llia chairman. Vilus Hartley Will head the drive In Mason and Ferman Moore was' selected for similar duties in Meigs County . Emerson F . Evans, · Gallipolis, is general chairman for the leadership gifts project. The purpose of the drive Is to obtain additional support, and expand scouting programs in the tri-county area . During 1972, Tri-Councll Area, which includes the MGM District, served 1,000 boys in ' 35 unils. The feeling around the dinner tables was that M-G·M District appears well on the road to having its hes(.;)ver Su staining Membership Enroilm~nt. Gallia County alone has sustaining membersHip pledges of $8,600 to date for 1973. This represents nearly ,, [· ,• ' ' .$1,000 more than was raised in the entire M-G-M District during last year's drive. Tri-State Area Council Seoul Executive Richard M. Larimer praised efforts of business and community leaders .In the district for the inspired fund drive this year. "Never has Scouting been more important than today," said Larimer, " And it is because of the devoted interest of leaders like you that the Tri· State Area Council and the MG-M District can fulfill its commitments to the youth of the area .'' Larimer, and other officials present, hac special praise for the efforts of Gallia County Fund Drive Chairman Miles T. Epling. AI the conclusion of last night's event Epiing was awarded the Tri-State Area Council's President's Plaque for his contritution to Scouting. Making the presentation was Emerson E. Evans, Leadership Gifts Chairman of the MG-M District, after the' Gallla County civic leader and banker gave a brief, but inspired talk (Continued on page 10) �- 2- The DaUy Sentine'I,Middleport-Pomeroy, •'eb. 23,1973 · ~~.x:=-m:*'"~~:·:~~?~~>;w;.~:~~h'».~({~:::::::~::r&WN"'N: g Voice along Br'Way ~ Alj'rt•tl Sodirl Notes & T:H/NBS Helen Help By .Us. • • "' .1! I ' I ' . BY PAUL CRABTREE·', Lockhart's da11!5hter Anme made her stage · SWlday Schoolatteodance on Helen Bottel Thoughts thought along U. S. 35 ..... · debut only last year atlhe N. Y. Meadowbrook Feb. 18 was .35, th~ offering I'm an inveterate pipe-cnoker (nary a cigarette in almoat 10 Theater with mama; already Annie's starred in . $15.36. Worship servtces were ye,;n) and thought I'd seen everything when a m8il~r house a TV Movie of the Week with Bill Bixby ... The held at 11 o'clock with the Rev. lllbuman SaielmiDiblp for, pi~QVers in Columbus sent me a brochure olf~g a P,pe Lockharts Jr. and Sr. are of the new freed-breed Uhman IIJlellking from Acts who openly note, if not brag, about their 26, to an attendance of 16. Dear Helen: for sale in all seriousness, for $3,250. I . I . Our baby survived only two days after he was born. This was 1 w~s wrong. Atobacconist in Englaod lW come out with a respective unwed liaisons Same World Day of Prayer SerMeadowbrook Dinner Theater was lhe first of vtces will be held at the church a crushing blow because we waited ten years for what seemed Utile solid gold umbrella that foldll 011t and over the l!owl of. your pipe, so it will stay lit in rainy weather or very foggy days in hits pleasant sort-now there are more than 100 here on Friday evening; March like a miracle. Doctors say this was our last hope. After the funeral, we were maldng a comeback when those and the number's exploding come summer. 2, at 7:43, sponsored by the London towri. It retails for a modest $133.33. Eve Arden got lhe news she was a grand- WSCS with June Stearns, "sales pitches" started coming. Each cll'l'ied a congratulatory ' +'lc+ . . note about our happy parenthood. And each opened lhe wound all · The Holiday Inn people have been struggling manfully (a~d mom in the middle of the first act of "Butterflies leader. The topic, "Alert in Our successfully) to kei!> the citY from tearing down· one of !hell' Are Free"; she's awaiting the other grandbaby Time." Other churches and over again. Why can't COOipanies and ll&lespersons check the death . more groteaque signs in the middle of an attractive urban we forecast arriving in April ... Of course dif- Individuals are cordially inrenewal area, down in Charleston, for a hall-dozen years now. ferent daughters ... Guy Lombardo was one of vtted to join in this observance. notices too? -Mr. and Mrs. T.W. But if they're smart, they'll run to pull do~ the one along the rare bands never to play the Meadowbrook The Alfred Women's Society Dear Mr. and Mrs. W.: I bope your letter will be a reminder to salespeople wbo don't Route 35 which advertises that you're only 15 miles away from In Cedar Grove, N.J. when it was lhe seat of 30s served lunch at lhe Shirley R. thoroughly cbeck before they send out "congratulatory pitches." lhe new establishment near the SUver Memorial Bridge - It-T Big Band broadcasts. The sweetest music this Findling sale held bere on ' In sympathy.- H. SldeofheavenwillclosethatgapJune4th. Saturday, Feb. 17, and were POMEROY. Zsa Zsa prophesied at Caesars Palace she 'II · quite pleased with the results. +++ , probably wed again but - · •'He mllst like acFae Kimes of Athens and a Dear Helen: I've become such a ster"?. ~!'!' . a~cionad\), "o'!e, might ll&Y I When my husband reUred, a little item about It appeared in am a guy with an eight-track mind. tors." Asked who lives with her, Zsa zsaed "My long time member. of Alfred daughter Francese&, servants, dogs and an Church, sulfered an mjury m .a the paper. The mall started coming by the bushel! +++ First it was "Invest!" We laughed. Having raised five Redistricting and Ralph Welker's I~ priJhary loss deprived occasional husband" ... Zsa replied to lhe query car accident on Feb. 10, and IS was she looking for another husband with, "No, hospit~lized ~~ O'Bleness children' withstood one awful depression and continuing in- Meigs Cotllty ofa seat in Ohio's peneral Assembly, but there's a flatlon, wbo's got money to invest? I'm looking for another bachelor." Memonal Hospttal, Athens. native of the county still serving in a State Legislature. Del. Next, the mall changed to hearing aids, false Ieeth cleaners, Phyl,lis Given, a Democrat elected from Charleston, Ia in West Ma Bell's the new oldtime-seeming saloon Women's Society Meets VIrginia's House of Delegates, and is very proud of the fact that in Shubert Auey, pursues a sporty Bdwy. The Y(ome?'s Society of~ geriatric vitamins, etc. Then~tery lots. image: has Racing Forms slrewn around plus Alfred Umted Methodtst she was born in Pomeroy. Come to think of it, we didn't get many promotions on Off-Track Betting Charge-applications on Church met on Tuesday +++ cruises, though there were a few leiters about retirement homes. Charlie Ryan of WCHS-TV just chewed me out royally about demand ... Ass! Veep of the Pacific Telephone evenmg, Feb. 13, at the hom~ of Co. is one Ben Dwl. A correct number. Clara Follrod and Nma These depressed us a Uttle too, as my husband and I were very mentioning the pre-eminence of WSAZ-TV in news coverage on The Gaslight club practices the tiny Robinson, With an attendance active and "young." , local TV stations. Goodofl8tured, but royally. But finally this being pushed into old age got to him. Not only In Charlie's defense, I think he does a fine job with a smaller niceties: when a lady (they all are of course) is of 16. the ads but the attitudes of our relatives, friends, clerks in stores seated in the dining room, a busboy magically The , meeting, in cha~ge of staff and a signal that doesn't reach out as far as that ot ~ ~ has anllcipated her unswerving feminine Nellie Parker, prestdent, -everything said, "You're ready for the scrap heap." TV . Cttarlle, surely one of the nation's youngest news directors in Truly, the mind controlll the body. U you're loved and custom of doffing her shoes and discreetly has opened with prayer by Osie a major TV market, pours plenty of his own energy and talent pushed a pillow under her nude tootsies ... Bing Mae Follrod. The hymn, needed, the juices tell the body, "Hey, you're happy!" Put a into the operation, and gets a lot of bang for a buck. Crosby's "Walking Tall" new-flick cast as a ·~Faith of Our Fathers," was monkey wrench into the "think" pattern and the mind goes into In addition, Olarlie is perhaps lhe most incislv~, penetrating reverse. My husband fretted, worried, grew old before my eyes, and mordant of the region's newscasters. He's expert at the hot· tough Tennessee lawman an actor named Sam sung. . and just gave up. (I haven't yet!) potato type of question, and is probably the best bet to move up to Law ... How's it that everything's going down at A total of 34 s1ck and shut-m When a very active man is forced to retire- to nothing -It's network status or a top spot in one of lhe biggest stations among the Stock Market and up at the Supermarket .. . calls were reported since the Comic strip character Utile Lulu's now a doll January meetmg. Greetmg sheer cruelty. And it seems that all of society is aimed at proving the local TV news personalities in our area. A real professional. and a toy craft kit with boyfriend Tubby card sales were reported and he's old and useless. Even your children are suddenly +++ patronizing (or "solicitous", which is even worse). Speaking of profesSionalism, Bill Gray at WJEH gets better bellying in. Western Publishing bought all the discussed H you can't afford travel, you putter - and slowly dJsin. all the time, and does his homework, I think, as weU as any rights. World Day of Prayer material has been received and tegrate, and that's a sad way to end an active life. sportscaster in the region. Don't you agree? -Not So Golden Ager passed out to be observed on I envy him a Utlle, too: He understands ice lloclley, something Dear Not: Friday, March 2 at 7:45 at the the Lord never meant me to be able to fathom. WIN AT BRIDGE I certainly do! And so do an increasing number of employers, Alfred Church. Other churches +++ and individuals are cordially wbo bring active, alert retirees back to part tline or advisory WEEKEND TV IDGHUGHTS: Friday - College hockey's mvtted to attend and to par- jobs. Useful occupations for elders would cure many "out to in the spotlight, with Ohio State-Ohio U. at 7:30, WOUB-TV ... pasture" blues. "The Time Machine" is WBNS-TV's prime-time film, at 9 .. . here. The kmg and queen o! ticipate in this servtce. 23 NORTH Our society should take a tip from the Orlenlals and ap- There's a midrdghl rock special on WSAZ-TV at I a.m. hearts are JUS! excess bag- Literature on the 1973 • Ql0653 gage . Reading Program has been preciate the special talents of the old, rather than Bh?ve tbem Saturday -NBC shows kids what the President's job is like • KQ Your play is lo wm the to retirement villages. Elders can help by staying m the roam- in a While HoUBe special, 12:30, WSAZ-TV ... There are seven received and the reading books • 5 32 Sgt. Helen Peck, Offutt Air trump lead m dummy. ruff will be ordered. Plans were stream, proving their usefulness with volunteer work (bosp_i~... o!oK32 college basketball games, with VIrginia-North Carolina the Force Base, Neb., spent a a heart : enter dummy with WEST EAST schools, care centers, politics, service clubs), as well as knitting highlighter, at 1:30 on WCHS-TV ... WBNS-TV will be showing made to serve lunch at the furlough here with her parents, a second trump and ruff the • 87 • Void Russell Findling sale on Feb. grandchildren's sweaters. movies all afternoon, with a triple feature beginning at 2 ... The last heart Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Peck and .AJ975 ¥10864 32 As for "old-age treatment," you get what you expect. H you 17. Now you lead a low dta· late President Truman is subject of a biography on WMUL-TV, • J9 t A Q 108 other relatives in the area. retain a lively interest, aod good sense of humor, who can pity oloQ7654 mond. East wins and must Eleanor Boyles gave a "'9 8 7:30 ... "Tom Curtain" is the WLWC-TV prime-timer, at 9, with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cline lead a diamond back Play missions report on an ~~rn. you? SOUTH (D) WTVN-TV offering ''Camancheros" at 10. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jess low Sooner or 1a t e r an cident of Witnessing for • AKJ942 Dlegitimi non Carboruilduml (Which means "Don't let the Swan at Langsville. opponent is gomg to have to •void Tommy Fauber, son of Mr. lead a heart and give you a Christ," in the life of Ethel you-know-wbats get you down!" and makes a terrific sampler t K164 for your wall.) -H. ruff and dtscard or lead a Waters. o!oAJIO and Mrs. Tom Fauber, has club and solve your finessing Both vulnerable Genevieve Guthr\e .)ed the returned borne after speoding , " '1 t-; ~: sri (',/l,1:J no:> 1 r..~ .:.I ~ J1 \ ~ , ;) 1 , ..., I problems. N ~rtl\ last .. South~ progr~m from• '"Leap in Dear .~elen : ,., . . , .., • · w• ... :, H _.,. •., 'aome lime Children's West FRIDAY,.,Ft:B. 23, •lt13 q ·, · ;, {NEWSPAPER £NTIRPRISE ... SSN.)• I know you can't tell me via column or personal leLter au I Fa1th", "A Conversation m Hospital in Columbus where he Pass I ~ 3 • 6:DO - News J, ~ . 8,' 10, 15; NBC News 13. Truth or Con seq. 6, ' Pass Human Development", wtth need to know about raising my children (ages 6, 9 and 12) so Sesame St. 20; Around the Bend 33. was sent for tests aod treat- Pass Pass Pass 6· 30 - NBC News 3, 4, 15; ABC News 6: CBS News 8, 10. I would you reconunend a book or two that we parents might read! prayer by Genevieve . The ment. His mother was in Opening lead-• 8 Dream of Jeannie 13; Let's ·Travel JJ. . The b1ddmg has been song, "Tis So Sweet to Trust m -MA 7:DO- What's My Line 8; Truth or Con seq. J; BeatThe Clock 4; Columbus with him. News 6, 10; Saint 15; Elec. Co. 20 ; Folk Guitar JJ; Wild Nutth East South Jesus"; solo, uHowGreat Thou Dear MA: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey By Oswald & James Jacoby West Two books I reconunend highly are: Growing Into Klnlldom 13. 1 "' Art," Florence Spencer; attended the State Grange 7· 311-To Tell the Truth 6: Parent Game 10: Beat the Clock 13.' Hunganan Paul Lukacs, I • Adolescence, by Lynn Minton (Parents Press), and Your Child's Pass Pass ' scripture , Evelyn Lehman. Porter Wagoner 3; Young Or Kildare •; Protectors 8, Ugislatlve meeting at lm· who now lives in Tel Aviv, College Hockey 20; Wall Street This Week 33. · You. South, hold The lesson was given in Sell-Esteem, by Dorothy Corkille Briggs (Doubeldsy). -H. perial House, West, in has long been famous for his 8· 00 - Sanford & Son 3." 4, 15; Brady Bunch 6, 13. Mission lm· Columbus. Mr. Starkey Is single dummy problems. To· •AK54 •AQ63 t2 ""KQI01 · dialogue form by Thelma possible 8, 10; Wa•hlngton Week In Review 20. 33. What do you do now? Henderson, Helen Woode, Osie 8:30- Partridge Famlly6.13 ; Little Peoplel, 4, 15; Eye to Eye legislative agent of Columbia day's hand is printed by A-Bid one not F o11r od , J une Stearns, Emma courtesy of the Bndge World 33. 'd spade.t Do •Grange. d bl b uu e or 1 one no- rump o.n::• 9:00- Masterpiece Theatre 33. Room·222 6, 13; Circle of Fear J, magazine. tau:;c you hold just one dia- Finch and Eleanor Boyles. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Rupe 4, JS: Movie "Wall Until Dark" 8: Movie "The Time Nine teachers from the making the change from a Your problem IS to find a mond. · I Others attendmg besides the Machine'' 10. accompanied their son-in~aw way to be sure to make your Symmes Valley District in traditional elementary school 9· 30 - Odd Couple 6, 13. TODAY'S QUESTION above were Isola Taylor, Merle and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. four-spade contract irrespec· Lawrence county spent to a non·graded situation 10:00- News 20; Bobby Darin J. ~ . 15; Love American Styl~ 6, You bid one spade. North Griffith, Kate Honacher and Ralph Woodrum and Mrs. live of what the defense does t3 ; Paul Nuchlms JJ. Tuesday visiting at the similar to Bradbury's. They 11 : 00 b1ds tw~ spades What do you Emma Findling. - News 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 13, 15. Lawrence Bowen, to Columbus or where their cards are. Bradbury School. They, with spent the day observing the. 11.30-Johnny CarsonJ,4, 15; Dick Cavett6; Movle"The Tomb do now ' The hostesses served In the actual setup there where they attended the of Ligela/ 10; Movie " The Conqueror Worm" 13. classes in progress and then delicious refreshments of cake their superintendent, Fred funeral of Paul Harris, is no problem. You know 11 40Movie "Splnout" 8. discussed the program with the Hayes, are interested in where the queen of clubs 1 :oo--Midnlghl Special J, 4, 15; Movie "Frankenstein" 10; News and salad with the Valentine brother-in~aw of Mr. Rupe at Bradbury teachers. is and can always fmesse Semi $1 lor JACOBY MODERN book theme carried out in favors and 13 the Schoedinger Funeral against 1t Teacbers from the Waterloo 2: JO - News 4. to. ''Wm ot &ridge," (c/o this newsHome. Mr. and Mrs. Earl This type of problem is paper), P0 . Sox 489, Radio City napkins. The next meeting will ~ Elementary School were SATURDAY, FEB. 24, 1913 be held on Tuesday evening, Starkey also attended the know as a single dummy Station, New York, H.Y 10019. Dolphus Arrington, Ralph 6: JO - TV Classroom 8; Kentucky Afield 13; Faith for Today 10. March 20 at 7:30 at the home of e' 7:00 - Neighbors IJ; Farm Front 4, Death Valley Days 8; Fun funeral. Myrtle Rupe Harris is problem and there is a catch Boggess, Steve Wiseman, for Everyone 6: Treehouse Club 10. Genevieve Guthrie, with Osie ~ a cousin of Mr. Starkey. Neomia White, Blanche 7·15 - Woman's Point of View 13. Mae Follrod, program leader. :~ Mr. and Mrs. Clay Jordan New Marshfield, were Sunday - Man Irom COS I 10; Farm brook J; Treehouse Club 13, The Almanac Spears, Norma Cook, Dorothy 7:30 ::.~ Sesame St . 20; Dick Van Dyke 4: Gilligan's Island 8; Gospel c~lled on his mother, Faye dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. By Uoiled Press International Jones, Jan Baker, and Prin6. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Robinson ~ Jordan. Arthur Crabtree. Today IS Frtday, Feb. 23, the 8:00 - Houndcats J, 4, 1S; Bugs Bunny 8, 10; Putnstuff 13, cipal Ralph Lunsford. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harrison · Miss Nancy Smith of 34th day of 1973 with 311 to visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom SATURDAY Jake's Place 6. 8:30 - Roman Holidays 3. 4. 15: Ja~ksQ!1 Five 6. 13: Sabrina the and children, Stoutsville, were Columbus was a weekend guest follow . Barthalomew and family and SOUP SUPPER Saturday, Teenage Witch 8; P"''"ye 10: Mr Rogers 20 SEE PROJECTS guests of her parents, Mr. and of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 9:00 - Jetson 3, 4, 15; Osmonds 6, 13: Amazing Chan~ . 10; The moon ts a~~eroachmg its Mr. and Mrs. Carl Watson and beginning at 4 p.m. at St. Paul Mrs. Dorothy Woodard and Mrs. William Cheadle and her Uwis Smith. Sesame 51 . 20. · family in Dayton, 0 ., on Methodist Church, Tuppers last quarter. Mrs. Bernice Carpenter, first 9:30- Pink Panther J, 4, 15, Movie Cartoons6. 8. 10. brother and sister-In-law, Mr. Mr. A. R. (Ben) Caster, The mormng stars are Venus, Sunday, Feb. 18. ' Plains. Menu includes chili, 10:00 - Underdog J, 4, 1l; Elec. Co. 20. and Mrs. Rex Cheadle and Charleston, W. Va., VISited Mars and Jupiter. SWlday afternoon visitors of vegetable soup, sandwiches grade teachers at the Pomeroy 10:30 - Bar~leys J. 4, 15< Brody Kids 6, 13: Josey & The and Middleport Elementary Pussycats 8, 10; Mr. Rogers 20. family. with Mr. and Mrs. Walter The evening stars are Mer- Mr. and Mrs. VereSwartz were and dessert. 11:00- Sea lab 3, 4, 15: Bewitches 13; Brother Buzz6 ; Fllntstones School, respectively, visited The Larry Stansbury family Swett as he was returning from cury and Saturn. MEIGS County Women's ' Mr. and Mrs. Millard Swartz, s. 10; Sesame 51. 20. of Reynoldsburg spent a New Uxington where he had Mr. and Mrs. Waid Swartz of Fellowship of the Churcbes of the Centerville Elementary 11 :30- Kid Power6, 13; Runaround 3, 4, 15. Thos~ born on this date are - Elec. Co. 20; Archie'• TV Funnln 8, 10; Funky Phantom Saturday and Sunday here with been a guest of his sister, Mrs. under the sign of Ptsces . Athens, and Mr. and Mrs. Christ, Thursday, 7:30p.m. at School near Dayton Thursday 12:00 13; CBPA Bowling 6: Aroomd lhe World In SO Days3, ~. 15. where they observed inhis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Eima Vernon. German composer George Emmett Hawk of Hemlock the Dexter Church. Miss Peggy 12:30 - Lldsvllle 13; Wreslllng 8; Til king with A Giant 3, 4, 15; Stansbury. The Busy Bee meeting of the Fredertc Handel was born Feb. Grove, 0. What'• the Presidency All About? 10. Russell, missionary to Mexico, dividualization of instruction projects. The two teachers left 1:DO - Mulligan Stew 15; Monk'"'" 13: Bealles J; Sports Relatives bere have learned Carpenter Baptist Church was 23, 1685. Visitors of Clara Follrod and will be the speaker. Challenge 4; Arthur Smith 8: CBS Children's Film Festival of the birth of a son, Mathew held at the home of Freda Nina Robmson Sunday af- INSPEcriON, Shade River the Pomeroy Ele111entary 10; Untamed World6 ; Movle " Mun,ter Go Home" J. On this day in history : 1:30 - Gollege Basketball 4. B. 15; American Bandstand 13; Scott, to Mr. and Mrs. KeMeth Slnith. Lynn McWhorter had In 1942, a Japanese subma- lernoon were Mr. and Mrs. Lodge 433, F&AM, 7:30 pm. School at 4:30a.m. Thursday in World of·Survlval 6. order to reach their desintation Hutchinson of Chillicothe devotions. Others present were nne ltred 25 shells a I an oil Gerald Swartz and family of Saturday at hall in Chester. 2:DO - College Basketball&; Movie " Puss 'n Boots" 10; Walt in time for opening of classes. on Feb. 10. Grandparents are Anna Lich, Ida Cheadle, refinery near Santa Barbara, Marietta, 0., and Mr. and Mrs. Refreshments; all Master Till Your Father Gets Home 13. 2:30 - Bonnie Lou and Buster 13. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Price, Emma Whittington, Vivian Calif., two and a half months Robert Robinson and family of Masons invited. HOME ON LEAVE 3: oo~ College Basketball 3: World of Survlvol13. • local, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gaston and Bonnie Cheadle. after the sneak attack on Pearl Belpre, 0. FULL LENGTH movie at SA Roy E. Powell, U.S: Navy 3·30 - Pro Bowling 13, College Baskelball4. 15: Movie "Lost In Hutchinson, Albany. The httie Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Harbor catspulted the United Alaska" 10 A large crowd attended the Chester Elementary gym, I :30 is home on leave visiting his 4 DO Guitar JJ, Pro Bowling&; Wrestling8. one has a brother, David. Molden, Rutlaod, and Mr. and States into World War II. auction sale at the Shirley R. to 3 p.m. Satorday, sponsored family. He is the son of Mrs. ·4)30 -- Folk Audubon Wlldllle Theatre 13. '• Myrtle Queen, Gallipolis, Mrs. Dale Nicholson, MidFindhng farm here on by Chesler PTA. Publlc in- Deloris Powell of 424 Beach St., 5 DO - Making Things Grow JJ ; Green Acres J; Wide World at . · Sporls 6. 13; Golf Tournament 8, 10. • visited with her uncle and aunt, dleport, were guests of Mr. and Saturday, Feb. 17. vited, refreshments to be sold. Middleport. 5 : J~er.S~:rT.e st. JJ: Del Reeves J; ~ospel Talent Tl"le 15: Mr.andMrs. G. R. Cline. Mrs. Mrs. Walter Swett. Recent Mrs. Iris Carr returned home SUNDAY The Sentinel Cline's mother, Mrs. Dora guests were their son-in-law DEVOTED TO THI from Veterans Memorial HYMN SING, 1:30 p.m. Americanism program, guesl 6:00 - News 3, 4, 8; Movie "Secret of thelncos"10. INTEREST OF Carpenter, Rutland, was also a and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hospital last Tuesday and is Sunday at Hazel Community speaker and a skit, "I Am Old 6:30 - NBC News J, 4, 15; Reason.r Report 13; Beverly MEIGS-MASON AREA Hillbillies 8; Marshall Report JJ. , guest at the Chne home. Arthur Reedy and family, CHESTU L. T~NNEHILL, making a steady recovery. ' Church between Long Bottom Glory" by the juniors. 7:DOYou Asked For 113; Hee Haw 8; Lawrehce Welk 15; I've ~ Euc . Ed. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Birch- Southside, W. Va . Got A Secret 13. . Mr. and Mrs. George Guthne and Portland at Dort's Run. All CHARTER membership ROURT HOEFLICH, 7: JO - Nashville -MuSic J; Amazing World ,ol Kreskln 13; , field visited With her grand· Mr. and Mrs. Albert Qulvey, City Editor recently spent an evening with singers and public invited. meeting of the Middleport Biography 33; College Basketball' 4 · Publ1sl'leel dally e~~: cept parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Dover, visited hts father, BtU Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. MONDAY 8 00 - Emergency 3, 4, 15; Here We Go Again 6, 13;•AIIIn the Pomeroy Area Branch of the bv The oruo Valley Family 8, 10·: Newsmaker '73 13; Movie "Film Odyssey" 33. ' Jeffers. Quivey, Darwin, called to see Pub !l shn'tg company , 111 Woode. . MEIGS Local OAPSE, A,merlcan Association of Court St , PomeroY , OhlO, Tpuch of Grace&, 13; Bridget Love• Bernie S, 10. ; 8:311-A Dr. and Mrs. Antonia Cerna his cousin, Robert Parker and 45769 &usints.s. Off1ce Phone Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Monday, 7:30 p.m. at Meigs University Women, 8 p.m. at 9 00- Julio Ahdrews 6, 13; Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10; Movie "I .. and family, along with other family in Mtddleporl, !V'd tn 2156. Editor111 Phone 992 Walk the Llne".3, 15; Movie "Torn Curtain" 4. Woode called on Mr. and Mrs. JuniorHtghSchool Cafeteria in the · Meigs Inn, Tuesday. 2151. 9 JO Newhart 8, 10. friends from Athens and slopped enroule home to visit Second cluJ postage paid at Howard Flanders, Sunday Middleporl · Dinner at 6:30 p.nl. with 10 DO -- Bob Carol Burnell 8, 10; Jigsaw 13; Movie "The Com· Zanesville, were supper guests . his grandparents,Mr, and Mrs. Pomeroy , Ohio afternoon. " TUESDAY reservations to be made with mancheros'' 6; Mysterious Mr-. Eliot 33 . Nat•onal edv~rtls t n· g of' Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jeffers NeyCarpenterandhismother, representatl~e Bolttnel l t ' 11 .00 - News4.8, 10. ABC News 13. . Mrs. BesSie Cappell is m RACINE American · Legwn Mrs. Bernice Carpenter Gallagher ~ Inc. , 12 East 42nd 11:15 · News 13, Western Theatre 15. · ' and family. Martha Mays. Veterans Memorial Hospital at AUXIliary, 7: SO Tuesday night St , New vork City , New Vork 11.30 - Movies "Shenandoah" J; "The Magnificent Seve~;· 4; WEDNESDAY The Women's Group from Members of the Temple Subscr•pt10n rates De · this writing with an injured al the American Ugion Hall. "Dr. Terror's House of Horrors~~ 8; "Wait Until Dark 10; livered bY carr ler where WOMEN'S Cims!tan the Dyesville church met wtth WSCS met with Mrs. Robert Ava "T~e War of the Gorgonlue•" 13. ... and one leg in a cast. arm ilable SO cents pe-r week , Tcmp•rar.ce Union of 12:00 • News 6. Glol:ia Haning. They held a Mattox. Pauline Comer led By Motor Route where earner Sarah Woode is recovering at AMERICAN ., ' L~gtun e not available One Pomeroy, 2 p.m . Wednesday at 12: ul- Movl~ "Siadow of Evil" 6. silent auction' and a bakeless devouons. A shower was gtven ser>J1c )' the home of a nephew, Vernon Auxihary, Drew Wbsll!r Post month Sl 7S By mall ln Oh10 ·1 :00 - Movie~ '•''i'he ,.raltors" J; "The Invisible Ray 13. the Pomeroy Umted Methodist 1· 15 - MOvie "the· Savage Innocents" A , bake sale to get funds for Mrs. Wes Mattox and baby and W Va , One year S14 00. Swartz , Hockingport, since Sue months S1 25 . Thru 39, ioinl meeting of junin, r and t : 40 /tkvle '' Wings ol the Hawk" 10. ' · Church, annual Frances projecll planned . Seven ·daughter. DeliciQus r~r~sh­ months U SO Subscrlpt 1on Lc1u~ m Veterans Hospital for ~ . JO News13. , . semor members, i:111 p.m. Willnrd Tea. Mrs. T. T. Shelton members answered roU call. ments were served to etght price 1nc lude! Suf\'! .1 '1 Ttm es •·15 - Movie "The Falcon's Alibi" 4. Sent1net 1 ' a month Mrs . Ray Jt'ox to ha"~ In have the program. Mr. and Mro. Orland Ely, members and six ~uesls . By JACK O'BRIAN WHAT HAPPENED TO OUR MISS BROOKS NEW YORK (KFS) - Eve Arden's to be a second-time grandmom next month via daughter Uza In Madrid ... Barrister Roy Cohn (found innocent three times under Bobby Kennedy.pressure) llves high and mighty and expensively. Has the courage of hiS acquittals: tossed a weekend party in his Eastside towllhouae (has a !~foot yacht, too) but the entertainment didn't consist merely of drinks and polite little canapes; hired star Joe D'Amico and the rest ol the cast of the operaoperetta floor show at the song-drenched Bianchi & Margherila 's to do their classical thing ... Singing with George Doerner's big band at Roseland, thnlSh Jeri Farrell, asked how she keeps lhe wow-wee figure, replied, "Ten months a year I'm a housewife with two youngsters." Bing Crosby's mourning the passing of his brother Larry's widow ... Bob Hopes wants Doris Day to c'mon over and reunite with her old big-band'boss Us Brown and his Band of Renown ... Wave of muggings terrorizes Lon· don: Sir Michael Redgrave's lady, actress Rachel Kempson, got pushed about and her handbag wrenched away going home from the Court Theater where she's starring in "A Sense of Detachment" ... Richard Kiley, who ~rested the "Man of La Mancha" role in the N.Y. original, can't get himself to watch Peter O'Toole in the flick. He's solved 1t-off in Tunis filming Lerner & Loewe's "Uttle Prince." The sky-high antenna Jordan's King Hussein attached atop.his London llliiiUiion and then gave to his ex-wife, English-born Princess Muna, comes in handy: Hussein taughl her to operate a ham-radio - and they, Ironically, keep in touch l"hen they're both home at their respective dials. The only sparks left in the old romance. Marlon Brando haan't seen any of the "Last Tango" reviews. He gets the boxofflce reports, though; sent to him in Tahiti regularly ... John Wayne's greatly relleved his wife's okay after a lung scare; not to mention herself .. . June Carpenter . . Make Them Lead Favorably News, Event In ' ?If Teleld~Log 4.'"' Teachers visit Bradbury school * Social Calendari 3-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Feb. 23, 1973 ' ' ' .. NEW \'ORK (UP!) - Bue· negotiator for the baseball ball's bli deadlock may be · ownen. . settled by the weekend. For anothfr thing, Comlills- ' A number of indications stoner Bowie Kuhn '111111dtnly ' point thai way despite Marvin came back here from Florida Miller's departure to Lo8 and conferred with American Angeles following Thursday's wgue President Joe Cronin session bere. · and National League President For one thing, before Olub Feeney. leaving, Mtller, executive And for a third thing, Miller, director of the Major Uague • who had scheduled the trip to Player Aaloclalkln, said he Los Angeles some time ago, felt, "optimlatlc" for the first iald he would be back here time since 'he began meeting later today to meet :With with Johq Gaherin, chief Gaherin' again. Tourn~ment pairings ..... . . . ,. J .{' Bruins pressed ~ ·"' • ' . """'"'""' . OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL RESULTS College &a•ketball Results 81 United Press International Feder..in lead CLASS AAA SECTIONAL AT RIO GRANDE 1 I Friday) 7:00 pm-'Xx-Melgs vs. Lancaster 8:30pm- Logan vs. Jackson (Saturday, Feb. 34) 7:00 pm- Miaml Trace vs. Athens 8:30 pm-Portsmoulh vs Marietta IWednuday, Feb. 28) 7· 30 pm-Logan.Jackson winner vs. Chillicothe t Friday, March 2) 7:30 pm- Melgs-Loncasle• winner vs. Mlam1 Trace·Athens winner; winner advances to Athens district. ISaturday, March3) Chillicothe winner: winner advances to Athens district CLASSAA SECTIONAL AT WAVERLY , IFridoy) 7· 30 pm-Oak Hill vs. Wellston !Saturday, Feb. 241 7. 30 pm-Greenfleld vs. Hlllsboro-xx <Thursday, March 1) 7:30 pm-x-Aiexande• vs. Oak Hill-Wellston winner 1 t Saturday, March 3) 7:30 pm-Champlonshlp game; winner to Rio Grande district CLASS AA SECTIONAL AT COAL GROVE IFriday) 7: ll pm-Falrland vs. Rock Hill • ISaturday, Feb. 241 7:15 pm-xx.South Point vs. Ironton IThursday, March 1l 7· 15 pm- x·Galllpoll• vs . Falrlond~ock Hill winner !Saturday, March3l 7:15 p.m.-Championship _game: winner to Rio Grande district CLASS AA SECTIONAL AT FEDERAL-HOCKING I Friday) 1 JO pm- VInlon County v• Warren Local 7 30 pm- Sherldan vs. New Lexington ITuesday, Feb. 27) 1- .NEED ARANGE? ' 7· 30 pm-Portsmouth-Marletta winner vs. Logan-Jackson- 30" GAS $229 20" GAS $}}goo 36" GAS $178 . 1 30 pm- )(-Bel pre vs. VInton County · Warren Local winner !Wednesday, Feb. 281 7 30 pm-Sherldan-New Lexington winner vs. NelsonvllleYork -xx ISaturdoy, March 3) 7:30 pm- Champlon5hlp game ; winner to Rio Grande district CLASS AA SECTIONAL AT LUCASVILLE VALLEY I Friday I 7.30 pm-Norlhwest vs Wheelersburg-xx I Saturday, Feb. 24) 1 30 pm- Minlord vs . Portsmouth West · (Thursday, March 1) 1:30 pm- x.Waverly vs. Minford-Portsmouth West winner <Saturday, March 3) 7:30 pm- Champlon•hlp game. winner to Rio Grande district CLASS ASECTIONAL AT NELSONVILLE· YORK (Saturday, Feb. 24) 7·00 pm- Eastern vs. Starr.washlngton 8 15 pm-Giousler vs. Crooksville t Friday, March 21 7 00 pm- x.Federai-Hocklng vs. Eastern.Starr Washington School sports 36" GAS $22goo 40" GE ELECTRIC $258 30" GE ELECTRIC $239 "&~., F.I.RE~SIQ.M.E "'" winner 8: 1l pm- Giouster-Crooksvllle winner vs Mlller·xx t S.turday, March 3) 7 30 pm- Champlon•hlp gam~;, winner to Chillicothe distncl t <~AS..AS.II'I'I<>NAI! Ali'M£101 " ' • iol -.. - ~ (Friday I , 1 00 pm-x·Chespeake vs. Southern B. JO pm-Norlh Gall Ia vs Kyger Creek I Saturday, Feb. 24) I : DO pm-Southweslern v•. Ironton St. Joseph 8 30 pm-Symmes Volley vs Hannan· Trace (Thursday, March 1) 1:00 pm- Chesapeake-Southern winner vs. Southweslern·SI. Joseph winner e. 30 pm- North Gallla·Kyger Creek winner vs. Symmes Valley-Hannc1n-Trace winner (Frlday,March2) 7·15 pm- Champlon•h!p game; winner to Chillicothe diStrict CLASS ASECTIONAL AT HILLSBORO (Frldey) 7 00 pm- x-Peebles vs. Manchester 8 15 pm- Whlleoak vs. West Union (Siturday, Feb. l4) 7· DO pm- Lynchburg Clay v•. North Adams 8.15 pm- Eastern (Pike) vs Leesburg Falrfleld-xx <Wednesday, Feb. 28) 7: JO pm- Peebles-Monchester winner vs. Lunchburg Clay · North Adams winner (Thursday, March 1) 7:30 pm- Whlteoak-West Union winner vs. Western I Pike). Leesburg Fairfield winner (Saturday. March 3) 7:30 pm- Champlonshlp game ; winner to Chillicothe district CLASS A SECTIONAL AT PORTSMOUTH ( Frlday) 7 00 pm- xx.Soulh Web•ter vs. Lucasville Valley 8 IS pm- New Boston vs Portsmouth Clay t Salu relay, Feb. 24) 7 00 pm- Green vs Coal Grove s 15 pm- Portsmoulh Eost vs. Eastern <Pike) I Tuesday, Feb.l71 7:15 pm- Porhmouth East.Easlern (Pike! winner vs. Port smouth Notre Dame (Friday, March 2) 7:00pm- South Webster· Lucasville Valley winner vs. Green· -· Coa I Grove wl nner 8 15 p.m.- New Boslon·Ciay winner vs. Ports. Eost·Eastern· Notre Dame winner (Saturday. March 3) 1 15 pm- Champlonshlp game ; winner to Chillicothe district CLASS ASECTIONAL AT CHILLICOT.HE IFrlday) 7:00 pm- x.Hunllnglon (Ross) vs. Adena 8 15 pm- Zane Trace <Ross) vs. Paint Valley (Saturday, Feb. l4l 7. 00 pm- Unioto vs. Bishop Flagel a 15 pm- Piketon vs. Ross Southeutern-xx !Wednesday, Feb. 28) 7 30 pm- Hunllngton-Adeno winner vs. Unloto·Bishop Flagel JUST ARRIVED! 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" See us now. •'. '' •U'f160~1lt0 DUUtl A W MODERN SUPPLY 199 W. Main 51. 992-2164 • Pomeroy, Ohio TijeStbleWii~"ALL KtbSOF STUFF" For Pets · Stables - large & Small Ard.rrals O~rden'o; ' . Pro Standilllis ,., . . . . '1 By Umted Pren lntern•tional Eut t Class AAA at Columbus) Manhallan 97 Conn. 87 NBA Standings Colvmbus South 66 Groveport Oomncn N Y. 52 N Y Mrlme 40. By United Press International 48 Baruch 90 John Ja164 Eastern Conference Gahanna 73 Hilliard 55 Marist 115 New Paltz 92 Atlantic DIViSion I Class AAA at Canton! .Fa~rmonl64 W.Va. St . 62 w. I pet. g.b. Canton South 7-t Canton Centr al Noire Dame 92 W .Va. 73 oot commenting following their Boston 51 12 .~1 0 !loth Miller and Gaherin Calh 58 By United Pres• International Jrsy Cty 51 . S7 Mntclr St. 62 New York 49 17 .742 31/' meetings and this practice has Mass1Uon 67 Marllngton 51 were smiling following Bas. St. 88 Plymth St. 67 Coach John Wooden is war- Jufts Buffalo 19 44 .302 32 (Class AAal Canton) promoted conjecture on all 91 'Iburaday's sesiion and lltat Philadelphia 7 59 .106 45'1' ned that his No. l...anked Prov . 92107Brandeis Hudson 5.4 Doylestown 51 Assumption 87 Central Division Fa~rl ess 56 Sandy Valley 39 was another 8nt in the recent sides. But even some of the w. I. pet. g.b. UCLA club doesn't have the Glssbro 51 69 Wm . Palersn 68 players already working out on Selan Hall 61 St. Bon. 55 series of negotlationll. • Baltimore 40 22 .645 killer instinct but the 'Bruins 91 Salisbury 73 The two prinj:)pal stumbling their own in Florida have been Atlanta 36 29 . 55~ 5'12 managed to leave Oregon for Shepherd Wheeling 103 Wlbrfrce·66 lalking about a settlement Houston 25 39 .391 16 blocb to agreement between New Haven 90 Merrimack 85 In 1969, President Nixon Cleveland 23 40 365 171/, dead Thursday night. Lmcln 74 Ph1la Pharm . 59 the players and owners so far which seems immment aod it Western Conference After a tight first half, UCLA arrived In Belgiwn to start a Ellztwn 99 W1lkes 72 Midwest Oivl•lon ha~e been tbe issue8 on ar· could be that both sides will get scored a pair of quick baskets Leb Val 80 We5lern Md 56 tour of Europe. w. 1. pet. g.b. titration and free agency, and together within the next 48 Milwaukee M Harvey 103 W. Va Wslyn 77 and held Oregon to only four 46 20 697 71 West Lib 59 there seems to be som,e feeling bours 150 that at least all major Chicago 39 23 .629 5 points in the first six minutes of Beckley Bloomfld 81 Cathedral 67 league training camp could KC-OMaha 31 38 .449 16V' the second half to cruise to a 72 that' the owners may concede South JS .4-44 16'1> New Mex 93 Cola St · 72 I Marsnall69 UNC-Chrllte 65 at !east in the •!'ell of ar- open no later than March I. Detroit Pacific 28Division ~1 victory at Eugene, Ore. Texas-EI Paso 65 Wyo. 54 The owners have vowed not to litration. w. I. pet. g.b. The triumph was the 67th in a Richmond 13 VMI 84 LaUisvl 85 W TeK. St 10 Fayeltvl Sf 90 Ellz City 72 48 16 .750 · Dallas Bap. 96 Austn Coll .81 Since early this week, both open the camps untU they have Los Angeles Smllh 74 V~ . Union 69 State 38 25 .603 9'1' row for UCLA aod boosted its J.C. Henderson 90 Hendrb1: 83 Norlolk St 97 St. Aug . 67 sides have adopted a·J,IOllcy of reached agreement with the Golden Phoenix 30 34 .469 18 record this season to 22-0. Centenary B8 Ark St.79 players. Wnstn.Salm St. 17 Va. St. 74 Seattle 20 46 .303 29 · The young Ducks, who start Fla West Southern 73 Stetson 66 Portland ' 16 47 .254 31'12 Ore . St. 82 Southern Cal 66 Tulane 80 LSU·N.O. 66 only one senior, saw their Thursday's Re•ult• UCLA 12 Oregon 61 85 Lamar 79 Mllw 116 KC-Omana 113, ol Fresno St. 54 -Pacific 49 record drop to 14-8 but McNeese Wash& Lee 86 Cent Ky. 74 '(Only game scheduled) remained in contention for Rndlph -Mcn 77 Hmpdn-Sydny 67 Ohio Conference Tournament Friday's Games Wittnbrg 16 0 . Weslevan 61 M1dwest second place and a possible ' Phoen1x at Buffalo Capital 95 DeniSon . Shaw 97 ChiCago 51 95 LAUDERHILL, Fla. (UP!) wound up, in the rough. I was Houston vs. P~lladelph 1 a Oberlin 74 Bldwn WI Ice 68 National Invitation Tour- Millikin 101 Wheaton 95 at Hershey, Pa. Sacto Sl a·4 UC Davis 78 - For a fellow wbo insisted still163 yards from the pin but I Portland at Cleveland nament berth when Oregon Valparaiso 100 Evansvl 78 51 IWlrys 83 Pepprdne 82 Tri State 96 Marian 48 that finding himself in the lead obviously overdubbed as the New York at Chicago State upended Southern Sl Marins 88 Grt Falls 84 Southwest of the year's secood richest ball sailed 30 feet over the Baltimore at Detroit California, 82 -lili, at Corvallis, Memphis St. 93 No. Tex . 51 88 Azusa 94 Cal Lulh. 45 St. at Los Angeles San D1ego U 92 Grnd Cn) n 72 golf tournament didn't faze green." Fezler got back one Golden Ore. The loss dropped USC to 7- Houston 116 Trnfy .Tex 57 Atlanta at Seattle . him, ForrestFezler sure didn't stroke with a birdie on the 17th {Only game5 scheduled) 3 in the conference whUe . leave that impression. bole. Oregon and Oregon State are 6AHL Standings The young Californian was a Brewer, who has been play- By United Press lnternaloonal 4. East stroke ahead of the field with ing better golf at age 40 than Sam Whitehead had 24 points w. I. I. pis gl ga only 'three boles to play in ever before, and Fezler both NS 33 14 13 79 241 156 to lead the Beaver attack while Thursday's opening round of had 3-under.p~ 67s in Thurs- Boston 29 21 10 68 205 199 Gus WUiiams was high for USC 00 the $260,000 Jackie Gleason day's opening round of the Rchstr 26 24 10 62 194 218 with 17. Reg. $259 .00 23 23 13 59 202 201 Prov Inverrary Classic. Gleason Classic 'and went into 15 29 14 4o4 214 263 In other major college ac~on Deluxe Timer - Glass oven door. His clo,sest rival, veteran today 's second round two ~:tid 14 31 14 42 201 259 Thursday night, eighth... anked West Gay Brewer, had already strokes ahead of Lee Trevino w. I. t. pts gf ga Providence crushed Assumpfinished for lhe day so all and Gibby Gilbert, the only Clncl 43 16 4 90 272 178 tion, 107-87, at home, No. 10 APT. SIZE Fezler had to do is play safe other two in the 14!Hnan fteld Hrshy 31 18 11 73 250 181 Houston registered a 116-57 Va. 27 17 14 68 205 184 and the first round lead was able to break 70 while battling Rchmnd 22 29 8 52 199 217 rout of Trinity at home, Burners guaranteed for life. his. unusual cold in the mornmg. Jcksnvl 19 33 6 46 208 245 Memphis State clmched 1at 11 38 9 J1 166 256 least a tie for the Missouri So what does he do? He plays Brewer,, who has won more Ball 00 Thursday's Results Reg . $209.00 too safe-and it costs him a than $33,000 so far this year, Virginia 2 Boston 2 Valley Conference tttle by double bogey, and the lea!l. could take over the money lead (Only game scheduled) beatmg North Texas State, 93Deluxe Timer - Glass oven door. Friday's Games "I didn't want to go into the by winning the $32,000 first 88, at Denton, Tex., New Boston at Baltimore water so I decided to use a four ' prize being paid by the Richmond at New Haven Mexico moved a step closer to -wood," Fezler tried to ex- Gleai!On. The current money c,ncinnatt at Sprtngf1eld the Western Athletic ConReg . $289.00 (Only games scheduled) plain. "The ball landed in the leader, Bruce Crampton ference title by scoring a 93 -72 fairway, but bolUlced in(Q the ($75,000) withdrew Thursday 20" Oven - Deluxe Timer. NHL Standings homecourt triumph over By United Press International water. after shooting a i><lver1l"r 77, Colorado State apd I.owsville East Reg . "I took a drop and th\l ball saying he needed a rest. w. I. t. pis gf ga ripped West Texas State 85-70 00 Jack Nicklaus aod Arnold Montrel 39 8 14 92 251 139 at Amarillo, Tex. $l98.00 Rgrs 40 15 5 BS 237 147 Palmer both have their work NY WHA Standings Boston 39 17 5 83 260 186 Deluxe Comp. Automatic cut out for them. Ntcldaus, the Buffalo 32 20 9 73 213 165 By United Press International Detro1l 29 20 11 69 197 180 East Self Cleaning Burners favorite just about every time 19 32 8 46 ISO 196 w. I. I. pis gf' ga he plays, missed a bundle of Toronto . Vncuvr 16 39 8 40 181 213 Cleve 36 22 2 74 225 182 birdie putts Thursday and shot NY lsldrs 7 51 5 19 122 289 New Eng 34 25 2 70 251 209 Reg. 00 Phil a West 29 32 0 58 230 255 a 73 while Palmer, who noted $269.00 w. I. I. pis gf ga N.Y. 28 JJ I 57 245 263 he hadn't made a smgle birdte Ch1cago 34 20 6 74 225 175 Quebec 24 31 5 53 208 239 Deluxe Comp. Automatic in three days, had a 74. Phila 29 24 9 67 225 214 Ottawa 23 36 4 50 220 .263 Self Cleaning Burners 27 25 8 62 187 118 West Defending champion Tom Minn St.Louio 26 24 10 62 183 ' 187 w. I. t. pts gf ga Weiskopf headed a liSt of six 71 , Allanla 23 27 12 58 160 177 Wm1pg 36 23 J 75 233 18 7 COLUMBUS (UPI) shooters, making a total of only Los Ang 24 29 9 51 183 202 Houston JO 26 4 64 224 20 8 Columbus South Coach Dick Plllsbgh 25 29 ,7 57 202 201 Mlfin 30 28 J 63 204 21 J II golfers who were able to Calif 9 38 14 32 151 258 Las Ang 28 26 5 61 210 208 Ricketts understands the lreak par Thursday. Thursday's Results Alberla 28 29 2 58 209 204 feelings his fellow City Leagu~ Ch1cago 23 36 1 47 195 223 I '~. ,' Montreal 3 Detroit 3 The Gleasi\n fteld will be CU\ coaches have aboul his super'2 NY l•lndr~ 1 • Thursda.y Results '~ r to the low 70 scorers (atid''tles PltlsbUrgh ., MiDDLEPORT~ ' 0!" '""' 1 ··~ · !•ill·.,, Buffalo ~ .. V,ncouver 1 .. Philadelph•a 6 Oltawa S star, BJ!a'! )«!).~lam!~. ,. . ,, , ' for 1 7ou\ 'plat~J 'at thll 'eni:l of ' (Only games sc'*duledl Houston 4 Quebec 1 ' WIWams, a lithe~ jumping . jack forward, guard or center today's second round. depending on where Ricketts wants to play him, is being compared to former Columbus East star Ed Ratleff, now a senior allAmerican at Long Beach Slate. "! was glad to see Ratleff leave East," Ricketts said, "and I suppose tbe rest of the city coaches will be glad to see Brian leave South." WIWams, a first-team all· Ohioan last year, has been a starter for the Bulldogs for three years, leading tbem to back-to-back City Uague titles and the No. 4 ranking in the final UP! Class AAA poll with a 1~2 record. Although he is averaging 24.5 points per game and shooting Royal Crown 53 per cent from the floor, WilBottling Company ltams' marks are below last Middleport year. But Ricketts say there's a reason. Settlement may be near DaiiJ ,.,. . ·~ • ~·I lawns • TOM. RUE MOTORS 339 S. 3rd Ave., Middleport, 0. • ' • . CHRYSLER . ~~~~~ eoouoc••IIOII �- 2- The DaUy Sentine'I,Middleport-Pomeroy, •'eb. 23,1973 · ~~.x:=-m:*'"~~:·:~~?~~>;w;.~:~~h'».~({~:::::::~::r&WN"'N: g Voice along Br'Way ~ Alj'rt•tl Sodirl Notes & T:H/NBS Helen Help By .Us. • • "' .1! I ' I ' . BY PAUL CRABTREE·', Lockhart's da11!5hter Anme made her stage · SWlday Schoolatteodance on Helen Bottel Thoughts thought along U. S. 35 ..... · debut only last year atlhe N. Y. Meadowbrook Feb. 18 was .35, th~ offering I'm an inveterate pipe-cnoker (nary a cigarette in almoat 10 Theater with mama; already Annie's starred in . $15.36. Worship servtces were ye,;n) and thought I'd seen everything when a m8il~r house a TV Movie of the Week with Bill Bixby ... The held at 11 o'clock with the Rev. lllbuman SaielmiDiblp for, pi~QVers in Columbus sent me a brochure olf~g a P,pe Lockharts Jr. and Sr. are of the new freed-breed Uhman IIJlellking from Acts who openly note, if not brag, about their 26, to an attendance of 16. Dear Helen: for sale in all seriousness, for $3,250. I . I . Our baby survived only two days after he was born. This was 1 w~s wrong. Atobacconist in Englaod lW come out with a respective unwed liaisons Same World Day of Prayer SerMeadowbrook Dinner Theater was lhe first of vtces will be held at the church a crushing blow because we waited ten years for what seemed Utile solid gold umbrella that foldll 011t and over the l!owl of. your pipe, so it will stay lit in rainy weather or very foggy days in hits pleasant sort-now there are more than 100 here on Friday evening; March like a miracle. Doctors say this was our last hope. After the funeral, we were maldng a comeback when those and the number's exploding come summer. 2, at 7:43, sponsored by the London towri. It retails for a modest $133.33. Eve Arden got lhe news she was a grand- WSCS with June Stearns, "sales pitches" started coming. Each cll'l'ied a congratulatory ' +'lc+ . . note about our happy parenthood. And each opened lhe wound all · The Holiday Inn people have been struggling manfully (a~d mom in the middle of the first act of "Butterflies leader. The topic, "Alert in Our successfully) to kei!> the citY from tearing down· one of !hell' Are Free"; she's awaiting the other grandbaby Time." Other churches and over again. Why can't COOipanies and ll&lespersons check the death . more groteaque signs in the middle of an attractive urban we forecast arriving in April ... Of course dif- Individuals are cordially inrenewal area, down in Charleston, for a hall-dozen years now. ferent daughters ... Guy Lombardo was one of vtted to join in this observance. notices too? -Mr. and Mrs. T.W. But if they're smart, they'll run to pull do~ the one along the rare bands never to play the Meadowbrook The Alfred Women's Society Dear Mr. and Mrs. W.: I bope your letter will be a reminder to salespeople wbo don't Route 35 which advertises that you're only 15 miles away from In Cedar Grove, N.J. when it was lhe seat of 30s served lunch at lhe Shirley R. thoroughly cbeck before they send out "congratulatory pitches." lhe new establishment near the SUver Memorial Bridge - It-T Big Band broadcasts. The sweetest music this Findling sale held bere on ' In sympathy.- H. SldeofheavenwillclosethatgapJune4th. Saturday, Feb. 17, and were POMEROY. Zsa Zsa prophesied at Caesars Palace she 'II · quite pleased with the results. +++ , probably wed again but - · •'He mllst like acFae Kimes of Athens and a Dear Helen: I've become such a ster"?. ~!'!' . a~cionad\), "o'!e, might ll&Y I When my husband reUred, a little item about It appeared in am a guy with an eight-track mind. tors." Asked who lives with her, Zsa zsaed "My long time member. of Alfred daughter Francese&, servants, dogs and an Church, sulfered an mjury m .a the paper. The mall started coming by the bushel! +++ First it was "Invest!" We laughed. Having raised five Redistricting and Ralph Welker's I~ priJhary loss deprived occasional husband" ... Zsa replied to lhe query car accident on Feb. 10, and IS was she looking for another husband with, "No, hospit~lized ~~ O'Bleness children' withstood one awful depression and continuing in- Meigs Cotllty ofa seat in Ohio's peneral Assembly, but there's a flatlon, wbo's got money to invest? I'm looking for another bachelor." Memonal Hospttal, Athens. native of the county still serving in a State Legislature. Del. Next, the mall changed to hearing aids, false Ieeth cleaners, Phyl,lis Given, a Democrat elected from Charleston, Ia in West Ma Bell's the new oldtime-seeming saloon Women's Society Meets VIrginia's House of Delegates, and is very proud of the fact that in Shubert Auey, pursues a sporty Bdwy. The Y(ome?'s Society of~ geriatric vitamins, etc. Then~tery lots. image: has Racing Forms slrewn around plus Alfred Umted Methodtst she was born in Pomeroy. Come to think of it, we didn't get many promotions on Off-Track Betting Charge-applications on Church met on Tuesday +++ cruises, though there were a few leiters about retirement homes. Charlie Ryan of WCHS-TV just chewed me out royally about demand ... Ass! Veep of the Pacific Telephone evenmg, Feb. 13, at the hom~ of Co. is one Ben Dwl. A correct number. Clara Follrod and Nma These depressed us a Uttle too, as my husband and I were very mentioning the pre-eminence of WSAZ-TV in news coverage on The Gaslight club practices the tiny Robinson, With an attendance active and "young." , local TV stations. Goodofl8tured, but royally. But finally this being pushed into old age got to him. Not only In Charlie's defense, I think he does a fine job with a smaller niceties: when a lady (they all are of course) is of 16. the ads but the attitudes of our relatives, friends, clerks in stores seated in the dining room, a busboy magically The , meeting, in cha~ge of staff and a signal that doesn't reach out as far as that ot ~ ~ has anllcipated her unswerving feminine Nellie Parker, prestdent, -everything said, "You're ready for the scrap heap." TV . Cttarlle, surely one of the nation's youngest news directors in Truly, the mind controlll the body. U you're loved and custom of doffing her shoes and discreetly has opened with prayer by Osie a major TV market, pours plenty of his own energy and talent pushed a pillow under her nude tootsies ... Bing Mae Follrod. The hymn, needed, the juices tell the body, "Hey, you're happy!" Put a into the operation, and gets a lot of bang for a buck. Crosby's "Walking Tall" new-flick cast as a ·~Faith of Our Fathers," was monkey wrench into the "think" pattern and the mind goes into In addition, Olarlie is perhaps lhe most incislv~, penetrating reverse. My husband fretted, worried, grew old before my eyes, and mordant of the region's newscasters. He's expert at the hot· tough Tennessee lawman an actor named Sam sung. . and just gave up. (I haven't yet!) potato type of question, and is probably the best bet to move up to Law ... How's it that everything's going down at A total of 34 s1ck and shut-m When a very active man is forced to retire- to nothing -It's network status or a top spot in one of lhe biggest stations among the Stock Market and up at the Supermarket .. . calls were reported since the Comic strip character Utile Lulu's now a doll January meetmg. Greetmg sheer cruelty. And it seems that all of society is aimed at proving the local TV news personalities in our area. A real professional. and a toy craft kit with boyfriend Tubby card sales were reported and he's old and useless. Even your children are suddenly +++ patronizing (or "solicitous", which is even worse). Speaking of profesSionalism, Bill Gray at WJEH gets better bellying in. Western Publishing bought all the discussed H you can't afford travel, you putter - and slowly dJsin. all the time, and does his homework, I think, as weU as any rights. World Day of Prayer material has been received and tegrate, and that's a sad way to end an active life. sportscaster in the region. Don't you agree? -Not So Golden Ager passed out to be observed on I envy him a Utlle, too: He understands ice lloclley, something Dear Not: Friday, March 2 at 7:45 at the the Lord never meant me to be able to fathom. WIN AT BRIDGE I certainly do! And so do an increasing number of employers, Alfred Church. Other churches +++ and individuals are cordially wbo bring active, alert retirees back to part tline or advisory WEEKEND TV IDGHUGHTS: Friday - College hockey's mvtted to attend and to par- jobs. Useful occupations for elders would cure many "out to in the spotlight, with Ohio State-Ohio U. at 7:30, WOUB-TV ... pasture" blues. "The Time Machine" is WBNS-TV's prime-time film, at 9 .. . here. The kmg and queen o! ticipate in this servtce. 23 NORTH Our society should take a tip from the Orlenlals and ap- There's a midrdghl rock special on WSAZ-TV at I a.m. hearts are JUS! excess bag- Literature on the 1973 • Ql0653 gage . Reading Program has been preciate the special talents of the old, rather than Bh?ve tbem Saturday -NBC shows kids what the President's job is like • KQ Your play is lo wm the to retirement villages. Elders can help by staying m the roam- in a While HoUBe special, 12:30, WSAZ-TV ... There are seven received and the reading books • 5 32 Sgt. Helen Peck, Offutt Air trump lead m dummy. ruff will be ordered. Plans were stream, proving their usefulness with volunteer work (bosp_i~... o!oK32 college basketball games, with VIrginia-North Carolina the Force Base, Neb., spent a a heart : enter dummy with WEST EAST schools, care centers, politics, service clubs), as well as knitting highlighter, at 1:30 on WCHS-TV ... WBNS-TV will be showing made to serve lunch at the furlough here with her parents, a second trump and ruff the • 87 • Void Russell Findling sale on Feb. grandchildren's sweaters. movies all afternoon, with a triple feature beginning at 2 ... The last heart Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Peck and .AJ975 ¥10864 32 As for "old-age treatment," you get what you expect. H you 17. Now you lead a low dta· late President Truman is subject of a biography on WMUL-TV, • J9 t A Q 108 other relatives in the area. retain a lively interest, aod good sense of humor, who can pity oloQ7654 mond. East wins and must Eleanor Boyles gave a "'9 8 7:30 ... "Tom Curtain" is the WLWC-TV prime-timer, at 9, with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cline lead a diamond back Play missions report on an ~~rn. you? SOUTH (D) WTVN-TV offering ''Camancheros" at 10. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jess low Sooner or 1a t e r an cident of Witnessing for • AKJ942 Dlegitimi non Carboruilduml (Which means "Don't let the Swan at Langsville. opponent is gomg to have to •void Tommy Fauber, son of Mr. lead a heart and give you a Christ," in the life of Ethel you-know-wbats get you down!" and makes a terrific sampler t K164 for your wall.) -H. ruff and dtscard or lead a Waters. o!oAJIO and Mrs. Tom Fauber, has club and solve your finessing Both vulnerable Genevieve Guthr\e .)ed the returned borne after speoding , " '1 t-; ~: sri (',/l,1:J no:> 1 r..~ .:.I ~ J1 \ ~ , ;) 1 , ..., I problems. N ~rtl\ last .. South~ progr~m from• '"Leap in Dear .~elen : ,., . . , .., • · w• ... :, H _.,. •., 'aome lime Children's West FRIDAY,.,Ft:B. 23, •lt13 q ·, · ;, {NEWSPAPER £NTIRPRISE ... SSN.)• I know you can't tell me via column or personal leLter au I Fa1th", "A Conversation m Hospital in Columbus where he Pass I ~ 3 • 6:DO - News J, ~ . 8,' 10, 15; NBC News 13. Truth or Con seq. 6, ' Pass Human Development", wtth need to know about raising my children (ages 6, 9 and 12) so Sesame St. 20; Around the Bend 33. was sent for tests aod treat- Pass Pass Pass 6· 30 - NBC News 3, 4, 15; ABC News 6: CBS News 8, 10. I would you reconunend a book or two that we parents might read! prayer by Genevieve . The ment. His mother was in Opening lead-• 8 Dream of Jeannie 13; Let's ·Travel JJ. . The b1ddmg has been song, "Tis So Sweet to Trust m -MA 7:DO- What's My Line 8; Truth or Con seq. J; BeatThe Clock 4; Columbus with him. News 6, 10; Saint 15; Elec. Co. 20 ; Folk Guitar JJ; Wild Nutth East South Jesus"; solo, uHowGreat Thou Dear MA: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey By Oswald & James Jacoby West Two books I reconunend highly are: Growing Into Klnlldom 13. 1 "' Art," Florence Spencer; attended the State Grange 7· 311-To Tell the Truth 6: Parent Game 10: Beat the Clock 13.' Hunganan Paul Lukacs, I • Adolescence, by Lynn Minton (Parents Press), and Your Child's Pass Pass ' scripture , Evelyn Lehman. Porter Wagoner 3; Young Or Kildare •; Protectors 8, Ugislatlve meeting at lm· who now lives in Tel Aviv, College Hockey 20; Wall Street This Week 33. · You. South, hold The lesson was given in Sell-Esteem, by Dorothy Corkille Briggs (Doubeldsy). -H. perial House, West, in has long been famous for his 8· 00 - Sanford & Son 3." 4, 15; Brady Bunch 6, 13. Mission lm· Columbus. Mr. Starkey Is single dummy problems. To· •AK54 •AQ63 t2 ""KQI01 · dialogue form by Thelma possible 8, 10; Wa•hlngton Week In Review 20. 33. What do you do now? Henderson, Helen Woode, Osie 8:30- Partridge Famlly6.13 ; Little Peoplel, 4, 15; Eye to Eye legislative agent of Columbia day's hand is printed by A-Bid one not F o11r od , J une Stearns, Emma courtesy of the Bndge World 33. 'd spade.t Do •Grange. d bl b uu e or 1 one no- rump o.n::• 9:00- Masterpiece Theatre 33. Room·222 6, 13; Circle of Fear J, magazine. tau:;c you hold just one dia- Finch and Eleanor Boyles. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Rupe 4, JS: Movie "Wall Until Dark" 8: Movie "The Time Nine teachers from the making the change from a Your problem IS to find a mond. · I Others attendmg besides the Machine'' 10. accompanied their son-in~aw way to be sure to make your Symmes Valley District in traditional elementary school 9· 30 - Odd Couple 6, 13. TODAY'S QUESTION above were Isola Taylor, Merle and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. four-spade contract irrespec· Lawrence county spent to a non·graded situation 10:00- News 20; Bobby Darin J. ~ . 15; Love American Styl~ 6, You bid one spade. North Griffith, Kate Honacher and Ralph Woodrum and Mrs. live of what the defense does t3 ; Paul Nuchlms JJ. Tuesday visiting at the similar to Bradbury's. They 11 : 00 b1ds tw~ spades What do you Emma Findling. - News 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 13, 15. Lawrence Bowen, to Columbus or where their cards are. Bradbury School. They, with spent the day observing the. 11.30-Johnny CarsonJ,4, 15; Dick Cavett6; Movle"The Tomb do now ' The hostesses served In the actual setup there where they attended the of Ligela/ 10; Movie " The Conqueror Worm" 13. classes in progress and then delicious refreshments of cake their superintendent, Fred funeral of Paul Harris, is no problem. You know 11 40Movie "Splnout" 8. discussed the program with the Hayes, are interested in where the queen of clubs 1 :oo--Midnlghl Special J, 4, 15; Movie "Frankenstein" 10; News and salad with the Valentine brother-in~aw of Mr. Rupe at Bradbury teachers. is and can always fmesse Semi $1 lor JACOBY MODERN book theme carried out in favors and 13 the Schoedinger Funeral against 1t Teacbers from the Waterloo 2: JO - News 4. to. ''Wm ot &ridge," (c/o this newsHome. Mr. and Mrs. Earl This type of problem is paper), P0 . Sox 489, Radio City napkins. The next meeting will ~ Elementary School were SATURDAY, FEB. 24, 1913 be held on Tuesday evening, Starkey also attended the know as a single dummy Station, New York, H.Y 10019. Dolphus Arrington, Ralph 6: JO - TV Classroom 8; Kentucky Afield 13; Faith for Today 10. March 20 at 7:30 at the home of e' 7:00 - Neighbors IJ; Farm Front 4, Death Valley Days 8; Fun funeral. Myrtle Rupe Harris is problem and there is a catch Boggess, Steve Wiseman, for Everyone 6: Treehouse Club 10. Genevieve Guthrie, with Osie ~ a cousin of Mr. Starkey. Neomia White, Blanche 7·15 - Woman's Point of View 13. Mae Follrod, program leader. :~ Mr. and Mrs. Clay Jordan New Marshfield, were Sunday - Man Irom COS I 10; Farm brook J; Treehouse Club 13, The Almanac Spears, Norma Cook, Dorothy 7:30 ::.~ Sesame St . 20; Dick Van Dyke 4: Gilligan's Island 8; Gospel c~lled on his mother, Faye dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. By Uoiled Press International Jones, Jan Baker, and Prin6. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Robinson ~ Jordan. Arthur Crabtree. Today IS Frtday, Feb. 23, the 8:00 - Houndcats J, 4, 1S; Bugs Bunny 8, 10; Putnstuff 13, cipal Ralph Lunsford. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harrison · Miss Nancy Smith of 34th day of 1973 with 311 to visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom SATURDAY Jake's Place 6. 8:30 - Roman Holidays 3. 4. 15: Ja~ksQ!1 Five 6. 13: Sabrina the and children, Stoutsville, were Columbus was a weekend guest follow . Barthalomew and family and SOUP SUPPER Saturday, Teenage Witch 8; P"''"ye 10: Mr Rogers 20 SEE PROJECTS guests of her parents, Mr. and of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 9:00 - Jetson 3, 4, 15; Osmonds 6, 13: Amazing Chan~ . 10; The moon ts a~~eroachmg its Mr. and Mrs. Carl Watson and beginning at 4 p.m. at St. Paul Mrs. Dorothy Woodard and Mrs. William Cheadle and her Uwis Smith. Sesame 51 . 20. · family in Dayton, 0 ., on Methodist Church, Tuppers last quarter. Mrs. Bernice Carpenter, first 9:30- Pink Panther J, 4, 15, Movie Cartoons6. 8. 10. brother and sister-In-law, Mr. Mr. A. R. (Ben) Caster, The mormng stars are Venus, Sunday, Feb. 18. ' Plains. Menu includes chili, 10:00 - Underdog J, 4, 1l; Elec. Co. 20. and Mrs. Rex Cheadle and Charleston, W. Va., VISited Mars and Jupiter. SWlday afternoon visitors of vegetable soup, sandwiches grade teachers at the Pomeroy 10:30 - Bar~leys J. 4, 15< Brody Kids 6, 13: Josey & The and Middleport Elementary Pussycats 8, 10; Mr. Rogers 20. family. with Mr. and Mrs. Walter The evening stars are Mer- Mr. and Mrs. VereSwartz were and dessert. 11:00- Sea lab 3, 4, 15: Bewitches 13; Brother Buzz6 ; Fllntstones School, respectively, visited The Larry Stansbury family Swett as he was returning from cury and Saturn. MEIGS County Women's ' Mr. and Mrs. Millard Swartz, s. 10; Sesame 51. 20. of Reynoldsburg spent a New Uxington where he had Mr. and Mrs. Waid Swartz of Fellowship of the Churcbes of the Centerville Elementary 11 :30- Kid Power6, 13; Runaround 3, 4, 15. Thos~ born on this date are - Elec. Co. 20; Archie'• TV Funnln 8, 10; Funky Phantom Saturday and Sunday here with been a guest of his sister, Mrs. under the sign of Ptsces . Athens, and Mr. and Mrs. Christ, Thursday, 7:30p.m. at School near Dayton Thursday 12:00 13; CBPA Bowling 6: Aroomd lhe World In SO Days3, ~. 15. where they observed inhis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Eima Vernon. German composer George Emmett Hawk of Hemlock the Dexter Church. Miss Peggy 12:30 - Lldsvllle 13; Wreslllng 8; Til king with A Giant 3, 4, 15; Stansbury. The Busy Bee meeting of the Fredertc Handel was born Feb. Grove, 0. What'• the Presidency All About? 10. Russell, missionary to Mexico, dividualization of instruction projects. The two teachers left 1:DO - Mulligan Stew 15; Monk'"'" 13: Bealles J; Sports Relatives bere have learned Carpenter Baptist Church was 23, 1685. Visitors of Clara Follrod and will be the speaker. Challenge 4; Arthur Smith 8: CBS Children's Film Festival of the birth of a son, Mathew held at the home of Freda Nina Robmson Sunday af- INSPEcriON, Shade River the Pomeroy Ele111entary 10; Untamed World6 ; Movle " Mun,ter Go Home" J. On this day in history : 1:30 - Gollege Basketball 4. B. 15; American Bandstand 13; Scott, to Mr. and Mrs. KeMeth Slnith. Lynn McWhorter had In 1942, a Japanese subma- lernoon were Mr. and Mrs. Lodge 433, F&AM, 7:30 pm. School at 4:30a.m. Thursday in World of·Survlval 6. order to reach their desintation Hutchinson of Chillicothe devotions. Others present were nne ltred 25 shells a I an oil Gerald Swartz and family of Saturday at hall in Chester. 2:DO - College Basketball&; Movie " Puss 'n Boots" 10; Walt in time for opening of classes. on Feb. 10. Grandparents are Anna Lich, Ida Cheadle, refinery near Santa Barbara, Marietta, 0., and Mr. and Mrs. Refreshments; all Master Till Your Father Gets Home 13. 2:30 - Bonnie Lou and Buster 13. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Price, Emma Whittington, Vivian Calif., two and a half months Robert Robinson and family of Masons invited. HOME ON LEAVE 3: oo~ College Basketball 3: World of Survlvol13. • local, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gaston and Bonnie Cheadle. after the sneak attack on Pearl Belpre, 0. FULL LENGTH movie at SA Roy E. Powell, U.S: Navy 3·30 - Pro Bowling 13, College Baskelball4. 15: Movie "Lost In Hutchinson, Albany. The httie Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Harbor catspulted the United Alaska" 10 A large crowd attended the Chester Elementary gym, I :30 is home on leave visiting his 4 DO Guitar JJ, Pro Bowling&; Wrestling8. one has a brother, David. Molden, Rutlaod, and Mr. and States into World War II. auction sale at the Shirley R. to 3 p.m. Satorday, sponsored family. He is the son of Mrs. ·4)30 -- Folk Audubon Wlldllle Theatre 13. '• Myrtle Queen, Gallipolis, Mrs. Dale Nicholson, MidFindhng farm here on by Chesler PTA. Publlc in- Deloris Powell of 424 Beach St., 5 DO - Making Things Grow JJ ; Green Acres J; Wide World at . · Sporls 6. 13; Golf Tournament 8, 10. • visited with her uncle and aunt, dleport, were guests of Mr. and Saturday, Feb. 17. vited, refreshments to be sold. Middleport. 5 : J~er.S~:rT.e st. JJ: Del Reeves J; ~ospel Talent Tl"le 15: Mr.andMrs. G. R. Cline. Mrs. Mrs. Walter Swett. Recent Mrs. Iris Carr returned home SUNDAY The Sentinel Cline's mother, Mrs. Dora guests were their son-in-law DEVOTED TO THI from Veterans Memorial HYMN SING, 1:30 p.m. Americanism program, guesl 6:00 - News 3, 4, 8; Movie "Secret of thelncos"10. INTEREST OF Carpenter, Rutland, was also a and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hospital last Tuesday and is Sunday at Hazel Community speaker and a skit, "I Am Old 6:30 - NBC News J, 4, 15; Reason.r Report 13; Beverly MEIGS-MASON AREA Hillbillies 8; Marshall Report JJ. , guest at the Chne home. Arthur Reedy and family, CHESTU L. T~NNEHILL, making a steady recovery. ' Church between Long Bottom Glory" by the juniors. 7:DOYou Asked For 113; Hee Haw 8; Lawrehce Welk 15; I've ~ Euc . Ed. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Birch- Southside, W. Va . Got A Secret 13. . Mr. and Mrs. George Guthne and Portland at Dort's Run. All CHARTER membership ROURT HOEFLICH, 7: JO - Nashville -MuSic J; Amazing World ,ol Kreskln 13; , field visited With her grand· Mr. and Mrs. Albert Qulvey, City Editor recently spent an evening with singers and public invited. meeting of the Middleport Biography 33; College Basketball' 4 · Publ1sl'leel dally e~~: cept parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Dover, visited hts father, BtU Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. MONDAY 8 00 - Emergency 3, 4, 15; Here We Go Again 6, 13;•AIIIn the Pomeroy Area Branch of the bv The oruo Valley Family 8, 10·: Newsmaker '73 13; Movie "Film Odyssey" 33. ' Jeffers. Quivey, Darwin, called to see Pub !l shn'tg company , 111 Woode. . MEIGS Local OAPSE, A,merlcan Association of Court St , PomeroY , OhlO, Tpuch of Grace&, 13; Bridget Love• Bernie S, 10. ; 8:311-A Dr. and Mrs. Antonia Cerna his cousin, Robert Parker and 45769 &usints.s. Off1ce Phone Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Monday, 7:30 p.m. at Meigs University Women, 8 p.m. at 9 00- Julio Ahdrews 6, 13; Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10; Movie "I .. and family, along with other family in Mtddleporl, !V'd tn 2156. Editor111 Phone 992 Walk the Llne".3, 15; Movie "Torn Curtain" 4. Woode called on Mr. and Mrs. JuniorHtghSchool Cafeteria in the · Meigs Inn, Tuesday. 2151. 9 JO Newhart 8, 10. friends from Athens and slopped enroule home to visit Second cluJ postage paid at Howard Flanders, Sunday Middleporl · Dinner at 6:30 p.nl. with 10 DO -- Bob Carol Burnell 8, 10; Jigsaw 13; Movie "The Com· Zanesville, were supper guests . his grandparents,Mr, and Mrs. Pomeroy , Ohio afternoon. " TUESDAY reservations to be made with mancheros'' 6; Mysterious Mr-. Eliot 33 . Nat•onal edv~rtls t n· g of' Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jeffers NeyCarpenterandhismother, representatl~e Bolttnel l t ' 11 .00 - News4.8, 10. ABC News 13. . Mrs. BesSie Cappell is m RACINE American · Legwn Mrs. Bernice Carpenter Gallagher ~ Inc. , 12 East 42nd 11:15 · News 13, Western Theatre 15. · ' and family. Martha Mays. Veterans Memorial Hospital at AUXIliary, 7: SO Tuesday night St , New vork City , New Vork 11.30 - Movies "Shenandoah" J; "The Magnificent Seve~;· 4; WEDNESDAY The Women's Group from Members of the Temple Subscr•pt10n rates De · this writing with an injured al the American Ugion Hall. "Dr. Terror's House of Horrors~~ 8; "Wait Until Dark 10; livered bY carr ler where WOMEN'S Cims!tan the Dyesville church met wtth WSCS met with Mrs. Robert Ava "T~e War of the Gorgonlue•" 13. ... and one leg in a cast. arm ilable SO cents pe-r week , Tcmp•rar.ce Union of 12:00 • News 6. Glol:ia Haning. They held a Mattox. Pauline Comer led By Motor Route where earner Sarah Woode is recovering at AMERICAN ., ' L~gtun e not available One Pomeroy, 2 p.m . Wednesday at 12: ul- Movl~ "Siadow of Evil" 6. silent auction' and a bakeless devouons. A shower was gtven ser>J1c )' the home of a nephew, Vernon Auxihary, Drew Wbsll!r Post month Sl 7S By mall ln Oh10 ·1 :00 - Movie~ '•''i'he ,.raltors" J; "The Invisible Ray 13. the Pomeroy Umted Methodist 1· 15 - MOvie "the· Savage Innocents" A , bake sale to get funds for Mrs. Wes Mattox and baby and W Va , One year S14 00. Swartz , Hockingport, since Sue months S1 25 . Thru 39, ioinl meeting of junin, r and t : 40 /tkvle '' Wings ol the Hawk" 10. ' · Church, annual Frances projecll planned . Seven ·daughter. DeliciQus r~r~sh­ months U SO Subscrlpt 1on Lc1u~ m Veterans Hospital for ~ . JO News13. , . semor members, i:111 p.m. Willnrd Tea. Mrs. T. T. Shelton members answered roU call. ments were served to etght price 1nc lude! Suf\'! .1 '1 Ttm es •·15 - Movie "The Falcon's Alibi" 4. Sent1net 1 ' a month Mrs . Ray Jt'ox to ha"~ In have the program. Mr. and Mro. Orland Ely, members and six ~uesls . By JACK O'BRIAN WHAT HAPPENED TO OUR MISS BROOKS NEW YORK (KFS) - Eve Arden's to be a second-time grandmom next month via daughter Uza In Madrid ... Barrister Roy Cohn (found innocent three times under Bobby Kennedy.pressure) llves high and mighty and expensively. Has the courage of hiS acquittals: tossed a weekend party in his Eastside towllhouae (has a !~foot yacht, too) but the entertainment didn't consist merely of drinks and polite little canapes; hired star Joe D'Amico and the rest ol the cast of the operaoperetta floor show at the song-drenched Bianchi & Margherila 's to do their classical thing ... Singing with George Doerner's big band at Roseland, thnlSh Jeri Farrell, asked how she keeps lhe wow-wee figure, replied, "Ten months a year I'm a housewife with two youngsters." Bing Crosby's mourning the passing of his brother Larry's widow ... Bob Hopes wants Doris Day to c'mon over and reunite with her old big-band'boss Us Brown and his Band of Renown ... Wave of muggings terrorizes Lon· don: Sir Michael Redgrave's lady, actress Rachel Kempson, got pushed about and her handbag wrenched away going home from the Court Theater where she's starring in "A Sense of Detachment" ... Richard Kiley, who ~rested the "Man of La Mancha" role in the N.Y. original, can't get himself to watch Peter O'Toole in the flick. He's solved 1t-off in Tunis filming Lerner & Loewe's "Uttle Prince." The sky-high antenna Jordan's King Hussein attached atop.his London llliiiUiion and then gave to his ex-wife, English-born Princess Muna, comes in handy: Hussein taughl her to operate a ham-radio - and they, Ironically, keep in touch l"hen they're both home at their respective dials. The only sparks left in the old romance. Marlon Brando haan't seen any of the "Last Tango" reviews. He gets the boxofflce reports, though; sent to him in Tahiti regularly ... John Wayne's greatly relleved his wife's okay after a lung scare; not to mention herself .. . June Carpenter . . Make Them Lead Favorably News, Event In ' ?If Teleld~Log 4.'"' Teachers visit Bradbury school * Social Calendari 3-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Feb. 23, 1973 ' ' ' .. NEW \'ORK (UP!) - Bue· negotiator for the baseball ball's bli deadlock may be · ownen. . settled by the weekend. For anothfr thing, Comlills- ' A number of indications stoner Bowie Kuhn '111111dtnly ' point thai way despite Marvin came back here from Florida Miller's departure to Lo8 and conferred with American Angeles following Thursday's wgue President Joe Cronin session bere. · and National League President For one thing, before Olub Feeney. leaving, Mtller, executive And for a third thing, Miller, director of the Major Uague • who had scheduled the trip to Player Aaloclalkln, said he Los Angeles some time ago, felt, "optimlatlc" for the first iald he would be back here time since 'he began meeting later today to meet :With with Johq Gaherin, chief Gaherin' again. Tourn~ment pairings ..... . . . ,. J .{' Bruins pressed ~ ·"' • ' . """'"'""' . OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL RESULTS College &a•ketball Results 81 United Press International Feder..in lead CLASS AAA SECTIONAL AT RIO GRANDE 1 I Friday) 7:00 pm-'Xx-Melgs vs. Lancaster 8:30pm- Logan vs. Jackson (Saturday, Feb. 34) 7:00 pm- Miaml Trace vs. Athens 8:30 pm-Portsmoulh vs Marietta IWednuday, Feb. 28) 7· 30 pm-Logan.Jackson winner vs. Chillicothe t Friday, March 2) 7:30 pm- Melgs-Loncasle• winner vs. Mlam1 Trace·Athens winner; winner advances to Athens district. ISaturday, March3) Chillicothe winner: winner advances to Athens district CLASSAA SECTIONAL AT WAVERLY , IFridoy) 7· 30 pm-Oak Hill vs. Wellston !Saturday, Feb. 241 7. 30 pm-Greenfleld vs. Hlllsboro-xx <Thursday, March 1) 7:30 pm-x-Aiexande• vs. Oak Hill-Wellston winner 1 t Saturday, March 3) 7:30 pm-Champlonshlp game; winner to Rio Grande district CLASS AA SECTIONAL AT COAL GROVE IFriday) 7: ll pm-Falrland vs. Rock Hill • ISaturday, Feb. 241 7:15 pm-xx.South Point vs. Ironton IThursday, March 1l 7· 15 pm- x·Galllpoll• vs . Falrlond~ock Hill winner !Saturday, March3l 7:15 p.m.-Championship _game: winner to Rio Grande district CLASS AA SECTIONAL AT FEDERAL-HOCKING I Friday) 1 JO pm- VInlon County v• Warren Local 7 30 pm- Sherldan vs. New Lexington ITuesday, Feb. 27) 1- .NEED ARANGE? ' 7· 30 pm-Portsmouth-Marletta winner vs. Logan-Jackson- 30" GAS $229 20" GAS $}}goo 36" GAS $178 . 1 30 pm- )(-Bel pre vs. VInton County · Warren Local winner !Wednesday, Feb. 281 7 30 pm-Sherldan-New Lexington winner vs. NelsonvllleYork -xx ISaturdoy, March 3) 7:30 pm- Champlon5hlp game ; winner to Rio Grande district CLASS AA SECTIONAL AT LUCASVILLE VALLEY I Friday I 7.30 pm-Norlhwest vs Wheelersburg-xx I Saturday, Feb. 24) 1 30 pm- Minlord vs . Portsmouth West · (Thursday, March 1) 1:30 pm- x.Waverly vs. Minford-Portsmouth West winner <Saturday, March 3) 7:30 pm- Champlon•hlp game. winner to Rio Grande district CLASS ASECTIONAL AT NELSONVILLE· YORK (Saturday, Feb. 24) 7·00 pm- Eastern vs. Starr.washlngton 8 15 pm-Giousler vs. Crooksville t Friday, March 21 7 00 pm- x.Federai-Hocklng vs. Eastern.Starr Washington School sports 36" GAS $22goo 40" GE ELECTRIC $258 30" GE ELECTRIC $239 "&~., F.I.RE~SIQ.M.E "'" winner 8: 1l pm- Giouster-Crooksvllle winner vs Mlller·xx t S.turday, March 3) 7 30 pm- Champlon•hlp gam~;, winner to Chillicothe distncl t <~AS..AS.II'I'I<>NAI! Ali'M£101 " ' • iol -.. - ~ (Friday I , 1 00 pm-x·Chespeake vs. Southern B. JO pm-Norlh Gall Ia vs Kyger Creek I Saturday, Feb. 24) I : DO pm-Southweslern v•. Ironton St. Joseph 8 30 pm-Symmes Volley vs Hannan· Trace (Thursday, March 1) 1:00 pm- Chesapeake-Southern winner vs. Southweslern·SI. Joseph winner e. 30 pm- North Gallla·Kyger Creek winner vs. Symmes Valley-Hannc1n-Trace winner (Frlday,March2) 7·15 pm- Champlon•h!p game; winner to Chillicothe diStrict CLASS ASECTIONAL AT HILLSBORO (Frldey) 7 00 pm- x-Peebles vs. Manchester 8 15 pm- Whlleoak vs. West Union (Siturday, Feb. l4) 7· DO pm- Lynchburg Clay v•. North Adams 8.15 pm- Eastern (Pike) vs Leesburg Falrfleld-xx <Wednesday, Feb. 28) 7: JO pm- Peebles-Monchester winner vs. Lunchburg Clay · North Adams winner (Thursday, March 1) 7:30 pm- Whlteoak-West Union winner vs. Western I Pike). Leesburg Fairfield winner (Saturday. March 3) 7:30 pm- Champlonshlp game ; winner to Chillicothe district CLASS A SECTIONAL AT PORTSMOUTH ( Frlday) 7 00 pm- xx.Soulh Web•ter vs. Lucasville Valley 8 IS pm- New Boston vs Portsmouth Clay t Salu relay, Feb. 24) 7 00 pm- Green vs Coal Grove s 15 pm- Portsmoulh Eost vs. Eastern <Pike) I Tuesday, Feb.l71 7:15 pm- Porhmouth East.Easlern (Pike! winner vs. Port smouth Notre Dame (Friday, March 2) 7:00pm- South Webster· Lucasville Valley winner vs. Green· -· Coa I Grove wl nner 8 15 p.m.- New Boslon·Ciay winner vs. Ports. Eost·Eastern· Notre Dame winner (Saturday. March 3) 1 15 pm- Champlonshlp game ; winner to Chillicothe district CLASS ASECTIONAL AT CHILLICOT.HE IFrlday) 7:00 pm- x.Hunllnglon (Ross) vs. Adena 8 15 pm- Zane Trace <Ross) vs. Paint Valley (Saturday, Feb. l4l 7. 00 pm- Unioto vs. Bishop Flagel a 15 pm- Piketon vs. Ross Southeutern-xx !Wednesday, Feb. 28) 7 30 pm- Hunllngton-Adeno winner vs. Unloto·Bishop Flagel JUST ARRIVED! 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Lmcln 74 Ph1la Pharm . 59 the players and owners so far which seems immment aod it Western Conference After a tight first half, UCLA arrived In Belgiwn to start a Ellztwn 99 W1lkes 72 Midwest Oivl•lon ha~e been tbe issue8 on ar· could be that both sides will get scored a pair of quick baskets Leb Val 80 We5lern Md 56 tour of Europe. w. 1. pet. g.b. titration and free agency, and together within the next 48 Milwaukee M Harvey 103 W. Va Wslyn 77 and held Oregon to only four 46 20 697 71 West Lib 59 there seems to be som,e feeling bours 150 that at least all major Chicago 39 23 .629 5 points in the first six minutes of Beckley Bloomfld 81 Cathedral 67 league training camp could KC-OMaha 31 38 .449 16V' the second half to cruise to a 72 that' the owners may concede South JS .4-44 16'1> New Mex 93 Cola St · 72 I Marsnall69 UNC-Chrllte 65 at !east in the •!'ell of ar- open no later than March I. Detroit Pacific 28Division ~1 victory at Eugene, Ore. Texas-EI Paso 65 Wyo. 54 The owners have vowed not to litration. w. I. pet. g.b. The triumph was the 67th in a Richmond 13 VMI 84 LaUisvl 85 W TeK. St 10 Fayeltvl Sf 90 Ellz City 72 48 16 .750 · Dallas Bap. 96 Austn Coll .81 Since early this week, both open the camps untU they have Los Angeles Smllh 74 V~ . Union 69 State 38 25 .603 9'1' row for UCLA aod boosted its J.C. Henderson 90 Hendrb1: 83 Norlolk St 97 St. Aug . 67 sides have adopted a·J,IOllcy of reached agreement with the Golden Phoenix 30 34 .469 18 record this season to 22-0. Centenary B8 Ark St.79 players. Wnstn.Salm St. 17 Va. St. 74 Seattle 20 46 .303 29 · The young Ducks, who start Fla West Southern 73 Stetson 66 Portland ' 16 47 .254 31'12 Ore . St. 82 Southern Cal 66 Tulane 80 LSU·N.O. 66 only one senior, saw their Thursday's Re•ult• UCLA 12 Oregon 61 85 Lamar 79 Mllw 116 KC-Omana 113, ol Fresno St. 54 -Pacific 49 record drop to 14-8 but McNeese Wash& Lee 86 Cent Ky. 74 '(Only game scheduled) remained in contention for Rndlph -Mcn 77 Hmpdn-Sydny 67 Ohio Conference Tournament Friday's Games Wittnbrg 16 0 . Weslevan 61 M1dwest second place and a possible ' Phoen1x at Buffalo Capital 95 DeniSon . Shaw 97 ChiCago 51 95 LAUDERHILL, Fla. (UP!) wound up, in the rough. I was Houston vs. P~lladelph 1 a Oberlin 74 Bldwn WI Ice 68 National Invitation Tour- Millikin 101 Wheaton 95 at Hershey, Pa. Sacto Sl a·4 UC Davis 78 - For a fellow wbo insisted still163 yards from the pin but I Portland at Cleveland nament berth when Oregon Valparaiso 100 Evansvl 78 51 IWlrys 83 Pepprdne 82 Tri State 96 Marian 48 that finding himself in the lead obviously overdubbed as the New York at Chicago State upended Southern Sl Marins 88 Grt Falls 84 Southwest of the year's secood richest ball sailed 30 feet over the Baltimore at Detroit California, 82 -lili, at Corvallis, Memphis St. 93 No. Tex . 51 88 Azusa 94 Cal Lulh. 45 St. at Los Angeles San D1ego U 92 Grnd Cn) n 72 golf tournament didn't faze green." Fezler got back one Golden Ore. The loss dropped USC to 7- Houston 116 Trnfy .Tex 57 Atlanta at Seattle . him, ForrestFezler sure didn't stroke with a birdie on the 17th {Only game5 scheduled) 3 in the conference whUe . leave that impression. bole. Oregon and Oregon State are 6AHL Standings The young Californian was a Brewer, who has been play- By United Press lnternaloonal 4. East stroke ahead of the field with ing better golf at age 40 than Sam Whitehead had 24 points w. I. I. pis gl ga only 'three boles to play in ever before, and Fezler both NS 33 14 13 79 241 156 to lead the Beaver attack while Thursday's opening round of had 3-under.p~ 67s in Thurs- Boston 29 21 10 68 205 199 Gus WUiiams was high for USC 00 the $260,000 Jackie Gleason day's opening round of the Rchstr 26 24 10 62 194 218 with 17. Reg. $259 .00 23 23 13 59 202 201 Prov Inverrary Classic. Gleason Classic 'and went into 15 29 14 4o4 214 263 In other major college ac~on Deluxe Timer - Glass oven door. His clo,sest rival, veteran today 's second round two ~:tid 14 31 14 42 201 259 Thursday night, eighth... anked West Gay Brewer, had already strokes ahead of Lee Trevino w. I. t. pts gf ga Providence crushed Assumpfinished for lhe day so all and Gibby Gilbert, the only Clncl 43 16 4 90 272 178 tion, 107-87, at home, No. 10 APT. SIZE Fezler had to do is play safe other two in the 14!Hnan fteld Hrshy 31 18 11 73 250 181 Houston registered a 116-57 Va. 27 17 14 68 205 184 and the first round lead was able to break 70 while battling Rchmnd 22 29 8 52 199 217 rout of Trinity at home, Burners guaranteed for life. his. unusual cold in the mornmg. Jcksnvl 19 33 6 46 208 245 Memphis State clmched 1at 11 38 9 J1 166 256 least a tie for the Missouri So what does he do? He plays Brewer,, who has won more Ball 00 Thursday's Results Reg . $209.00 too safe-and it costs him a than $33,000 so far this year, Virginia 2 Boston 2 Valley Conference tttle by double bogey, and the lea!l. could take over the money lead (Only game scheduled) beatmg North Texas State, 93Deluxe Timer - Glass oven door. Friday's Games "I didn't want to go into the by winning the $32,000 first 88, at Denton, Tex., New Boston at Baltimore water so I decided to use a four ' prize being paid by the Richmond at New Haven Mexico moved a step closer to -wood," Fezler tried to ex- Gleai!On. The current money c,ncinnatt at Sprtngf1eld the Western Athletic ConReg . $289.00 (Only games scheduled) plain. "The ball landed in the leader, Bruce Crampton ference title by scoring a 93 -72 fairway, but bolUlced in(Q the ($75,000) withdrew Thursday 20" Oven - Deluxe Timer. NHL Standings homecourt triumph over By United Press International water. after shooting a i><lver1l"r 77, Colorado State apd I.owsville East Reg . "I took a drop and th\l ball saying he needed a rest. w. I. t. pis gf ga ripped West Texas State 85-70 00 Jack Nicklaus aod Arnold Montrel 39 8 14 92 251 139 at Amarillo, Tex. $l98.00 Rgrs 40 15 5 BS 237 147 Palmer both have their work NY WHA Standings Boston 39 17 5 83 260 186 Deluxe Comp. Automatic cut out for them. Ntcldaus, the Buffalo 32 20 9 73 213 165 By United Press International Detro1l 29 20 11 69 197 180 East Self Cleaning Burners favorite just about every time 19 32 8 46 ISO 196 w. I. I. pis gf' ga he plays, missed a bundle of Toronto . Vncuvr 16 39 8 40 181 213 Cleve 36 22 2 74 225 182 birdie putts Thursday and shot NY lsldrs 7 51 5 19 122 289 New Eng 34 25 2 70 251 209 Reg. 00 Phil a West 29 32 0 58 230 255 a 73 while Palmer, who noted $269.00 w. I. I. pis gf ga N.Y. 28 JJ I 57 245 263 he hadn't made a smgle birdte Ch1cago 34 20 6 74 225 175 Quebec 24 31 5 53 208 239 Deluxe Comp. Automatic in three days, had a 74. Phila 29 24 9 67 225 214 Ottawa 23 36 4 50 220 .263 Self Cleaning Burners 27 25 8 62 187 118 West Defending champion Tom Minn St.Louio 26 24 10 62 183 ' 187 w. I. t. pts gf ga Weiskopf headed a liSt of six 71 , Allanla 23 27 12 58 160 177 Wm1pg 36 23 J 75 233 18 7 COLUMBUS (UPI) shooters, making a total of only Los Ang 24 29 9 51 183 202 Houston JO 26 4 64 224 20 8 Columbus South Coach Dick Plllsbgh 25 29 ,7 57 202 201 Mlfin 30 28 J 63 204 21 J II golfers who were able to Calif 9 38 14 32 151 258 Las Ang 28 26 5 61 210 208 Ricketts understands the lreak par Thursday. Thursday's Results Alberla 28 29 2 58 209 204 feelings his fellow City Leagu~ Ch1cago 23 36 1 47 195 223 I '~. ,' Montreal 3 Detroit 3 The Gleasi\n fteld will be CU\ coaches have aboul his super'2 NY l•lndr~ 1 • Thursda.y Results '~ r to the low 70 scorers (atid''tles PltlsbUrgh ., MiDDLEPORT~ ' 0!" '""' 1 ··~ · !•ill·.,, Buffalo ~ .. V,ncouver 1 .. Philadelph•a 6 Oltawa S star, BJ!a'! )«!).~lam!~. ,. . ,, , ' for 1 7ou\ 'plat~J 'at thll 'eni:l of ' (Only games sc'*duledl Houston 4 Quebec 1 ' WIWams, a lithe~ jumping . jack forward, guard or center today's second round. depending on where Ricketts wants to play him, is being compared to former Columbus East star Ed Ratleff, now a senior allAmerican at Long Beach Slate. "! was glad to see Ratleff leave East," Ricketts said, "and I suppose tbe rest of the city coaches will be glad to see Brian leave South." WIWams, a first-team all· Ohioan last year, has been a starter for the Bulldogs for three years, leading tbem to back-to-back City Uague titles and the No. 4 ranking in the final UP! Class AAA poll with a 1~2 record. Although he is averaging 24.5 points per game and shooting Royal Crown 53 per cent from the floor, WilBottling Company ltams' marks are below last Middleport year. But Ricketts say there's a reason. Settlement may be near DaiiJ ,.,. . ·~ • ~·I lawns • TOM. 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Crickets club is organized WCOMPTON D .:AMERICA'S FIX-UP SPECIALS AT MR. FRIENDLYS! . ) PIECE BRUSH SET LET'S BEAT THE BIG ONE . • JOIN THE FIGHT AGAINST HEART DISEASE HEART SUNDAY IEG. U9 'F'E·g·- 1i·· ' • 11'\cludel .) moll br u1hu . I 00% . 1", 2" and 4" • . "' Ml•el wlth woler . Ell icie n t. Et:onom icol . 9 OZ. REG . .. 9C @~led,_, 33~ ',.! - II ROLLER & TRAY SET lEG. 1.59 THciM.U PliODUCTS Pomeroy Campaign Conducted By C/N lEG. 15.88 1288 Xi Gamma Mu O.apter aa~ \ 9F00f•l2 FOOT Atl·PUR POSE COVER TYPE lit • DUtY RAtiNG 200 l8. I ----·'::---- . "':..::' ... - ...: ~ ;;;...~-- BEAUT.£ AS£ - ~. 5 FOOl AlUMINUM STEPLAODER THIS MESSAGE IS SPONSORED AS A PUBLIC SERVICE Sugar 'Run Flour Mills, Pomeroy Karr & Van Zandt, Pomeroy Mark V Store, Middleport Village Pharmacy, Middleport Veterans Memorial Hospital, Pomeroy Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home, Middleport Meig,s County Branch of The Athens County Savings & Loan Co., Pomeroy Royal Crown Bottling Co., Middleport . R. H'. Rawlings Sons Co., Middleport ~oessler Jewtt1ry.1 . Pomeroy . Swisher & Lohse Drugs, Pomeroy . Ebersbach Hardware. Pomerovr .. Fabric Shop, Pomeroy Star Sypply, Racine ' Pomer~y Flower .51\op, Pomeroy _, · Wail! Cross' Son,s , Racine •' M & R Shopping Center, Middleport Nelson's Drug Store. Pome~y P. J. Pauley, NatilinW!,de, Ins., Pomeroy Wlpe-deon pla stic. Con be ~y t , te ... ed. liuQoed a h11nlnu mr has on ll <h.. lf Many More. Values I PAINT, VARNISH & STAIN REMOVER . no. 3.29 ren)O" ing· ~;~1J POMEROY CEMENT. ;. •l BLOi'J< 'CO. ·-.. ' The Department Store ol Building Slnce 191S MIDDLEPORT ,' I; - l Cora Buck, Mrs. Wilma Anderson , Bernice Roush and Mrs. Edna Stiles. A sympathy card was sent to Mrs. Mattie (Hayman) Fenter of Tucson, Ariz. whose son, Fred, is missing in action in Thailand. The birthday of Mrs. Rhodes was celebr•ted. Mrs. Gilbert Sellers, Mrs. Arnold Hupp, Mrs. James Hupp served refreshments . Attending besides those named were Mrs. Bertha Robinson ,-Mrs. Robert Smith, Mrs. Shirley Ables, Vicki Ables, Mrs. Herschel Norris, Mrs. Roy Buck, Mrs. Carroll White, Mrs . Olden Thaxton. Next meeting will be held on March 5 since a revival begins at the church on March II. .- .COME TO-·- WERNER RADIO &T.V. 2nd Ave. Middlepolt FOR YOUR-- • MOTOROLA : ~ Qucisa~:. JENNl1I'ER LAWSON Mr. and Mrs. Glen Roy Lawson, Minersville, ROute I, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Jennifer Lymi, (o Mr. Thomas E. Weekley, son of Mr.and Mrs. Charles Weekley, Route I, Guysville . Wedding plans completed, be presented by Mrs. · Hoyt Allen, Jr., soloist, and Mr. WV8003JP Cline Dailey, organist. Mrs. Wayne Kline of Pomeroy will serve as matron 23" sc reen (measu red d1agonally) Motorola Quasa r I! Work s In A of honor for her sister. Miss Drawer Color TV. Med•terranean Debbie Avey, Athens, will be a Styling. lnsta - Matic Color Tuning. bridesmaid. Best man will be Solid State-e.lllcept lor 4 chassis Mr. Barry Boyer of Mctu bes . Plug-in c(rc uit modules. Instant Picture and Sound. Motorola Connelsville, and the ushers Bright Picture Tube. Genl.line will be Rick and Roger tempered hardboard !Jabinet..with Gilmore. Mrs. Barry Boyer Class ic Peca n finish . Decorative parts FUNERAL SET will register the guests. An of non-wood molded materiaL Funeral services for the Rev. open reception honoring the Casters. B. L. Barrett, Rock Hill, S. C., couple will be held in the social formerly of Middleport, were room immediately following held Monday at the Pentecostal the ceremony. 'Church in Huntington, W. Va. The Rev. Mr. Barrett is survived by his wile, Della; a daughter , Shirley Priddy ; a grandson; his mother, two meeting. Mrs. Pandora Collins sisters and a brother, Burial the nationally famous received a gift from her secret was in lhe White Chapel sister. Memorial Gardens at HunMrs:-.lleJ"'f~ McKniRht a'l\!f ·~ ,!ton . ! fi '~c •r.~ :..... ;<.~ rt:J:• '>.; ...•.. , -~ -~- .• '1'1' "•' ..... ' . h• I Mrs. EveJyn- pilinbre! will-n\. " ~(I f ' . - ,' , ... r ' lorjol···lf>l It . k ~ ~i'! . hostesses the next meetmg. . were ' Others at the meetmg SPEAKER SET Plans have been completed lor the open church wedding of Miss Linda Wehrung, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Wehrung, and Mr. Marvin J. Gilmore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elza Gilmore, Jr., Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Pomeroy Church of Christ. Music to begin at 2 p,m. will . 1' of I'\ , Mrs. Lucy White, Mrs. Betty Wehrung, !>frs. Janice Neutzling, Mrs. Mildred Wells, Mrs. Shirley Bailey, and Mrs. Ann Browning. · I • I I H • Rand McNally Fam-.-y The Rev. J ohn Elswick, Shade, will speak Saturday from II to 11 :30 a.m. on radio station WEM M, 107.9 FM, Hun tington, W. Va. -. " ' Vacation ' ~ ' I ••' '· •• •' • • & .Travel "' Guide • •• ·~ • ' Yours Mission Group met at church Evangeline Missionary Society of the Pomeroy Church of Christ met Tuesday night at the church with other members of the congregation to hear Mr. Bill Carter of the Bradbury Church of Christ speak. Mr. and Mrs. Carter are missionary recruits to Monterey, Mexico. They have a history of the Mexican missions and showed slides of the city and work there with the children. Various articles from Mexico ·were on display. Aspecial offering was received for the Carters. Special music was presented by Mrs. Shara Allen, Jr., and Mrs. Carolyn McDaniel, a duet, and Mrs. Janet Venoy and Mrs. Peggy · Brickles. Mrs. Brickles played the piano. A short devotional program by Mr. Carter preceded the serving of pie, coffee, and Konl-Aid in the church social room. · A Regular $3.00 Value ... E F from MEIGS BRANCH THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY -·' 296W. SECOND STREET POMEROY, OHIO Including: M ·SO M .!5 37 R IN G SE TTING R I NG SETTiNG • State Maps · • City Maps • Province Maps (Canada) Your Diamond Can Reflect The New You Now you can give your diamond an exciting, contem porary look in a beautiful modern. setting lrom our exclusive collection. Handcrafted settings, exclusive designs, finest quality. • Special Maps • Special Features • Points of Interest The 1/ecetlon Ou/de I• m•d• po ..lble wltll tile coopereflon of tile following bu•lneue•: IN POMEROY BY: Cleland Realty - Bill and Lee's Music Center Smith Nelson Motors, Inc. - Virgil Teaford Realty and IN MIDDLEPORT BY: Goeglein Brothers Concrete. The Fr_ igidaire Laundry Center It fits ·in just two feet, runs on conventional household current. I Washes and dr ies fami ly-size loa ds, safely and depend - REG. 1.39 IIXMfG : nl'fillilg the · Club. Mrs. Nettie Boyer was with Mrs. Barbara Mullen as a contributing hostess. II was voted during the meeting conducted by Mrs. Judy Potter that members missing three consecutive meetings will be fined $1. Mrs. Flo Strickland furnished homemade coffee cakes to be auctioned off at the meeting, and Mrs. Boyer will provide the auction item lor the next BRUSH CLEANER Help yout HeQtt••• ·J Help you1 HeQit Fund Welker's Ashland, Pomeroy Erwin's Gulf, Middleport Davis-Warner Insurance, Pomeroy Crow's Steak House, Pomeroy Downing -Childs Ins., Middleport L & Z Dress Shop, Pomeroy G & J Auto Parts, Pomeroy K & C Jewelers, -Pomeroy Pomeroy Ben Franklin, Pomeroy Rall's· Ben Franklin, Middleport Racine -Home National Bank, Racine L~g ar Monument; Pomeroy · MulleR lnsuf,.nce . Pomeroy Landmark, Pomeroy Mar11n Furieral Home, Rutland Pom eroy National Bank, Pomeroy Citizens National Ban~. Middlepljlr1 ' Valley LumbPr & Supply Co., Mlddle!'o)rl The Farmers ·Bank .& Savings Co ., Pomeroy Racme Food Market, Racine · Additional improvements to the church and annex were planned during a meeting Tuesday night of the Women's Society of'Christian Service of the Apple Grove United Methodist Church. The Society will purchase drapes, blinds, and floor covering for the church and annex which has been paneled by members of the congregation. Devolional leader for the evening was Mrs. Bob Rhodes who used for her topic "God Loves Us - Do I Believe It1" Scripture from Hebrews II was given by Mrs. Dallas Hill and Mrs . Dolly Wolfe had prayer. During the meeting conducted by Mrs. Hill, get well cards were signed for Mrs. Waistlines were measured with members paying two cents for each inch as a special projecD ' the MA SIEUU POWDUED Middleport Campaign Conducted By. The Business and Professional Women's Ouh ore improvements slated 1 ' Wamsley, and Jeff Peckham,'· Discussed were the poil~r · contest, proJects to be takert;' summer camp, aqd ways tti raise money. Officers were.· elected. Next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Hunnell on Feb. 23 at 6:30p.m. Dewhurst, Lids Gardner, Members are to take poste~ Troy Durham, Betsy Her- paper . Refreshments were ald, Steve Peckham, Roger served by Mrs. Wamsley and games were played. Waistline inch costs 2c each • • Harrison, Natalie Lambert, and Becky Dorst, and Lalira Ohlihger. Ron Browning presided at ihe meeting which opened with Girl Scout Troop 100 leading in the pledge of allegiance, and devotions by Mrs. Delores \VUl who gav~ excerpts from speeches of _past presidents on patriotism concluding with the POW prayer, Past presidents recognized were Mrs. Will, Mrs. MaXine Arnold, Mrs. Louise Bearhl, Mrs. Delores King, and Mrs. Kennedy . Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kennedy, Mr . and Mrs. Dale Harrison, and John Lisle were appointed to investigate possible projects suitable for financing through the PTA. Refreshments were served. ' An organizational meelinR of the Leading Creek Crickets 4-H , Club was held r~eritly at the home of Mrs. GranVII Wams, · ley. Advisors for the club are John and Marge Hunnell, Rose Carson .and Dixie Sayre . Members present were Kim carried oui in decor~tions of the refreshment table . An arrangement of fresh flowers In red, white and blue was used on the table with Mrs. W. H. Perrin and Mrs. Harvey Whit·. latch serving a dessert course. Robinson's Cleaners • Solid Stale Amplifie r and FM/AM/ Siereo FM Rtdlo • Specl tl Cutlom-Malic Record Cllanglf flnistled Walnut added ' to Miss Chapman's thoughts on the topic. Scripture from Proverbs wail read by Miss Marjo Virginia Reibel and the offering was dedicated by Miss Chapman. Members gave the LOrd's Prayer in unison. Mrs. Elizabeth Fick presided made the HondUras 0rgan · Founders' Day was observed fund. The Lepten breakfast will with the recognition -of past be held at 7:~ p.m. on March 7 · presidents and a skit on tjle SAME , DAY , at Trinity Church and plans to . founding of the National PTA SERVICE assist with this were discussed.· at the Tuesday night meeting In At 9'-0ut At 5 Members enjoyed a letier of the Salisbury PTA. Use Our Free Parking Lot from Lai Ling of Hong Kong Taking roles in the skit thanking the group for birth- written and directed by Mrs. day remembrances. She told of Ben Neutzling were Mrs. llnda the government sponsored Pullins, Mrs. Carol Kennedy, ·216 E. 2nd, Pomeroy campaign "Keep Hong Kong Mrs. O:mnie Quivey, Mrs. Eva Clean" and wrote that people · King, Mrs. Carol Ohlinger, ~~~~!'!!'lf!~~!!!l!lll Mrs. Sally Lambert, Mrs. ~fie Gillispie, Mrs . Carolyn • • .. . .• • • Teaford, Mrs. Shirley Sinclair, . . OPtOMEJRIST Mrs. Carolyn Sinclair, Mrs. OFFICE HOURS 9-:30 TO 12 , 2 TO 5 (CLOSE .. Mary Dorst, Mrs. Dale AT NOON ON THURS.) _ EAST COURT ST. Harrison, Mrs. Marlene . p ME y. Harrison. Children participating were Brill King, Kathy Quivey, Christi Quivey, Johnna Gillispie , Joy Gillispie, Scott BY THE FOLLOWING: lines in a cabinet or , genuine oil· .. K patriotic theme was peellng'potatoea and doing the were punished for throwing ~- · ~diligs and ~ rubbish in l.he street. · We've or we'll contemporary -... :hl~~- ~=~:~:~0~~- Founders ' Day is observed SHIRl r. .. to Regina ·F,_NISHING . The 1973 Marauder football team opens its sea8on next Sept. 7 against Point Pleasant in Marauder Stadium and ends piay Nov. 9 at Athens. Head football coach and athletic director Charles Chancey has announced five home games and five away games. The reserve squad has seven games scheduled, opening at Point Pleasant on Sept. 22 and closing Satutday, Nov. 10 at Athens. The Freshman squad plays seven dates, opening Sept. 'll al Gallipolis and closing Nov. 8with Athens at Meigs. Seventh and Eighth Grade squad games (also seven) begin with Point Pleasant at Meigs (5: 55) p.m.) on Sept. 2fl and close at Athens Thursday_, Nov. 8. THE SCHEDULES VARSITY Friday, Sept. -7- Point Ple..ant at Meigs Friday, Sept. 14 - Meigs at Belpre Friday, Sept. 21 - Reeinelln at Meigs Friday', Sept. 28 - Meigs at GaiUpolls Friday, Oct. 5 - Logan at Meigs. Friday, Oct. 12 - Meigs at Wellston Friday, Oct. 19 - Ironton at Meigs , Friday, Oct. 26 - Meigs at Jackson Friday, Nov. 2- Waverly at Meigs Frld~y. Nov. 9 - Meigs at Athena RESERVES Saturday,Sept. 22-Melgs at Point Pleasant (7 :38) Saturday, Sept. 29 - Gallipolis at Meigs Saturday, Oct. 6 - Meigs at Logan Saturday, Oct. 13 - Wellston at Meigs Saturday, Oct. 20-PolntPleaslmtat Meigs (8:00) Saturday, Oct. 27 - Jackson at Meigs Saturday, Nov. 10 -Meigs at Athens FRESHMEN Thursday, Sept. 27 - Meigs at GaiUpolls Thursday, Oct. 4 - Logan at Meigs Thursday, Oct. 11- Meigs at Wellston Thursday, Oct. 18 - Point Pleasant at Meigs Thursday, Oct. 25 - Meigs at Jackson Thursday, Nov. I - Ripley at· Meigs (5:55) Thursday, Nov. 8 -Athens at Meigs nil & 8'111 GRADES Thursday, Sept. 2Q - Point Pleali8Dt at Meigs (5:55) Thursday, Sept. 27- Galllpolls at Meigs Thursday, Oct. 4 -Meigs at Logan Thursday, Oct. 11 - Wellston at Meigs Thursday, Oct.l8 -Meigs at Point Pleasant (5 :55) Thursday, Oct. .25 -Jackson at Meigs Thursday, Nov. 8 - Meigs at Athens By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Roush entertained Sunday with a dinner for their son, Marshall Roush, who was celebrating a birthday. Attending were Mrs. Marshall Roush and son, Joey, Mr.-and Mrs. Virgil Walker, Fred· Shain of Racine, and the honored guest. Mr. and Mrs . Lester Roush and children, John and Mike, spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs . Don Riffle at Waverly. The Riffles' small daughter, Missy , underwent an appendectomy . Mrs. Jim Connally and Shelly and Brian and Vicki Roush spent Saturday with the Riffles. Mike and John Roush spent Friday night with their sister, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Manuel at Racine. Mr . and Mrs. Paul Davis of Parkersburg were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Gloeckner and Mrs. Ada Norris. . Mr . and Mrs . Robert Boggess have moved from .. • Program them_e on companionship of jesus Marieua, Cap wzn I. • 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Feb. 23, t973 • Heidelberg got 18 ;>9ints from Mark Roads and Dave Lewis scored 12 for Kenyon , in their match. .. I 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomerov. 0 .. Feb. 23, 1973 By Uolted Press Jntematlooal Five teams, including Otterbein which was tied for fi_rst place when the regular sellS(ln ended, wer~ eliminated Thursday night from the Ohio O:mference championship. The Cardinals lost to Marietta 63-.>9, while Heidelberg beat Kenyon 79-57 and Oberlin edged Baldwin-Wallace, 74-68, all in the northern division semi-finals at Wooster . In the southern division playoffs at Denison, Wittenberg · topped Ohio Wesleyan 76-61 and Capital downed Denison 95-75. Tonight at Wooster, Heidelberg meets Mount Union and • Oberlin meets Wooster. At Denison, Marietta will play Wittenberg and Capital takes on Muskingum. The winners of tonight's games meet for their division championship Saturday night, with the survivors going to the title matchup at Denison next Tuesday night. Bob Deckard scored a gamehigh 26 points for Otterbein, but it wasn't enough as Marietta showed surprising ·strength, leading most of the way, including 24-22 at haUtime. Otterbein finished its regular season tied with Muskingum, Capital and Wittenberg, all with 10-2 marks . Chuck Robinson scored 25 points for Marietta. Kevin Falk, Scott Weakley and Mike Stumpf each gained 20 points to lead Capital over Denison. John Sloan was high for the game ;md for Denison with 21 points. Wittenberg jumped off to a 17-4 lead and led 38-28 enroute to the win over Ohio Wesleyan. Eddie Ford scored 19 points for the Tigers, including 15 in the second half. Jed Margolis scored 25 points for Oberlin, which eliminated Baldwin-Wallace. Dean Martin was high for B-W with 19 poirtts. ,.... ab ly. Ye t It's only 24 '' ,wide to fit just about anyWhe re, a bathroom. kitchen . even a ti a\lway. And it rur1s on · conventlonal1 20volt household curren t on a separate 15 amp. branch circuit with 3-prong outlet. Vet il delivers thorough wa shing with the three wa shing actions of the exclusi'o'e one piece AgHub. Dri~s without hot spots thanks to paten ted Flowing Heat.' Two cycle washer {oT regul ~ r and delicate fabrics. two cycle dryer lo dry'With · Aegular'Heat or with the No Heat-Air Flu II selling. In one compact package. the Iabrie care you need. • •' •389 BAKER MEIGS BRANCH ' FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. MuUel Lcn-120 ' THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVI"GS AND LOAN COMPANY 296 W. SECOND ST. POMEROY, OHIO Earl F : Inge ls, Jr ., Assistant Vice-Pres . Phone 992-3863 �~ • CROW'S 'l STEAK ' HOUSE • Home of the Fabulous SANDWICH Order By Phone And Toke Em Home 992-5432 . A program, "Jesus the Divine Companion - In the · ; , Kitchen;" was. J?fesenled' by •' Mlas Mary Elizabeth Clapman · at Friendly Circle Tliesday night at Trinity Olurch. · '/'he program e.r.phaslzed that Jesus is with us even in the humdrum kitchen taslca of .. In ~.e only other basketball action of the night, Wheeling (W.Va.) whipped Wilberforce 103-66. 1973 Grid schedule set. Apple Grove News, Events Antiquity to the house vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush. . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith Jr. at MellviUe, Pa. Butch Ables of Indianapolis, lnd ., spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack. Ables. Bill Wheeler, student at Ohio State University, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wheeler. Earl Adams Is a surgical patient at Veterans Memorial Hospital . Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush and Mrs . Iva Orr visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis at Clifton. HELP! GOT TO SELL 12 HOMES BY MARCH 1st be burned at the stake!! • 4 Ztnilh Qualll)' Spe~kera-rwo V" oval woofttl and two 3l'l 11 con•·trP• twnttra • hpa lnp~o~t / Outpul Jlckl Tho BRtnEN No Reasonable DV01W Clean unclultered Offer Refused/ \leneers and aelect hardwood aolids, · exclusive ol decorall'le HOMES from IS99S -llt•member our '"""'"' """'"' pur('l1111e fron t. 7'tfltll . Tllo qusliry goqs in '188°0 /Jolaru the name goes onll INGELS FURNITURE OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS PH . 992 -2635 MOBILE HOME CENTER Stale Rt, 7 South o! Marietta Below Union Carbide .PHONE ~ -, J-~134 SeVeral thank$ you notes were read and a check for the' Kautz -Russell wedding reception was acknowledged. The recent pie basket order is being delivered. ~ • ~ • ., 1 ., ·I' ~ .. l" .. ,. ' · " - . Crickets club is organized WCOMPTON D .:AMERICA'S FIX-UP SPECIALS AT MR. FRIENDLYS! . ) PIECE BRUSH SET LET'S BEAT THE BIG ONE . • JOIN THE FIGHT AGAINST HEART DISEASE HEART SUNDAY IEG. U9 'F'E·g·- 1i·· ' • 11'\cludel .) moll br u1hu . I 00% . 1", 2" and 4" • . "' Ml•el wlth woler . Ell icie n t. Et:onom icol . 9 OZ. REG . .. 9C @~led,_, 33~ ',.! - II ROLLER & TRAY SET lEG. 1.59 THciM.U PliODUCTS Pomeroy Campaign Conducted By C/N lEG. 15.88 1288 Xi Gamma Mu O.apter aa~ \ 9F00f•l2 FOOT Atl·PUR POSE COVER TYPE lit • DUtY RAtiNG 200 l8. I ----·'::---- . "':..::' ... - ...: ~ ;;;...~-- BEAUT.£ AS£ - ~. 5 FOOl AlUMINUM STEPLAODER THIS MESSAGE IS SPONSORED AS A PUBLIC SERVICE Sugar 'Run Flour Mills, Pomeroy Karr & Van Zandt, Pomeroy Mark V Store, Middleport Village Pharmacy, Middleport Veterans Memorial Hospital, Pomeroy Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home, Middleport Meig,s County Branch of The Athens County Savings & Loan Co., Pomeroy Royal Crown Bottling Co., Middleport . R. H'. Rawlings Sons Co., Middleport ~oessler Jewtt1ry.1 . Pomeroy . Swisher & Lohse Drugs, Pomeroy . Ebersbach Hardware. Pomerovr .. Fabric Shop, Pomeroy Star Sypply, Racine ' Pomer~y Flower .51\op, Pomeroy _, · Wail! Cross' Son,s , Racine •' M & R Shopping Center, Middleport Nelson's Drug Store. Pome~y P. J. Pauley, NatilinW!,de, Ins., Pomeroy Wlpe-deon pla stic. Con be ~y t , te ... ed. liuQoed a h11nlnu mr has on ll <h.. lf Many More. Values I PAINT, VARNISH & STAIN REMOVER . no. 3.29 ren)O" ing· ~;~1J POMEROY CEMENT. ;. •l BLOi'J< 'CO. ·-.. ' The Department Store ol Building Slnce 191S MIDDLEPORT ,' I; - l Cora Buck, Mrs. Wilma Anderson , Bernice Roush and Mrs. Edna Stiles. A sympathy card was sent to Mrs. Mattie (Hayman) Fenter of Tucson, Ariz. whose son, Fred, is missing in action in Thailand. The birthday of Mrs. Rhodes was celebr•ted. Mrs. Gilbert Sellers, Mrs. Arnold Hupp, Mrs. James Hupp served refreshments . Attending besides those named were Mrs. Bertha Robinson ,-Mrs. Robert Smith, Mrs. Shirley Ables, Vicki Ables, Mrs. Herschel Norris, Mrs. Roy Buck, Mrs. Carroll White, Mrs . Olden Thaxton. Next meeting will be held on March 5 since a revival begins at the church on March II. .- .COME TO-·- WERNER RADIO &T.V. 2nd Ave. Middlepolt FOR YOUR-- • MOTOROLA : ~ Qucisa~:. JENNl1I'ER LAWSON Mr. and Mrs. Glen Roy Lawson, Minersville, ROute I, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Jennifer Lymi, (o Mr. Thomas E. Weekley, son of Mr.and Mrs. Charles Weekley, Route I, Guysville . Wedding plans completed, be presented by Mrs. · Hoyt Allen, Jr., soloist, and Mr. WV8003JP Cline Dailey, organist. Mrs. Wayne Kline of Pomeroy will serve as matron 23" sc reen (measu red d1agonally) Motorola Quasa r I! Work s In A of honor for her sister. Miss Drawer Color TV. Med•terranean Debbie Avey, Athens, will be a Styling. lnsta - Matic Color Tuning. bridesmaid. Best man will be Solid State-e.lllcept lor 4 chassis Mr. Barry Boyer of Mctu bes . Plug-in c(rc uit modules. Instant Picture and Sound. Motorola Connelsville, and the ushers Bright Picture Tube. Genl.line will be Rick and Roger tempered hardboard !Jabinet..with Gilmore. Mrs. Barry Boyer Class ic Peca n finish . Decorative parts FUNERAL SET will register the guests. An of non-wood molded materiaL Funeral services for the Rev. open reception honoring the Casters. B. L. Barrett, Rock Hill, S. C., couple will be held in the social formerly of Middleport, were room immediately following held Monday at the Pentecostal the ceremony. 'Church in Huntington, W. Va. The Rev. Mr. Barrett is survived by his wile, Della; a daughter , Shirley Priddy ; a grandson; his mother, two meeting. Mrs. Pandora Collins sisters and a brother, Burial the nationally famous received a gift from her secret was in lhe White Chapel sister. Memorial Gardens at HunMrs:-.lleJ"'f~ McKniRht a'l\!f ·~ ,!ton . ! fi '~c •r.~ :..... ;<.~ rt:J:• '>.; ...•.. , -~ -~- .• '1'1' "•' ..... ' . h• I Mrs. EveJyn- pilinbre! will-n\. " ~(I f ' . - ,' , ... r ' lorjol···lf>l It . k ~ ~i'! . hostesses the next meetmg. . were ' Others at the meetmg SPEAKER SET Plans have been completed lor the open church wedding of Miss Linda Wehrung, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Wehrung, and Mr. Marvin J. Gilmore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elza Gilmore, Jr., Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Pomeroy Church of Christ. Music to begin at 2 p,m. will . 1' of I'\ , Mrs. Lucy White, Mrs. Betty Wehrung, !>frs. Janice Neutzling, Mrs. Mildred Wells, Mrs. Shirley Bailey, and Mrs. Ann Browning. · I • I I H • Rand McNally Fam-.-y The Rev. J ohn Elswick, Shade, will speak Saturday from II to 11 :30 a.m. on radio station WEM M, 107.9 FM, Hun tington, W. Va. -. " ' Vacation ' ~ ' I ••' '· •• •' • • & .Travel "' Guide • •• ·~ • ' Yours Mission Group met at church Evangeline Missionary Society of the Pomeroy Church of Christ met Tuesday night at the church with other members of the congregation to hear Mr. Bill Carter of the Bradbury Church of Christ speak. Mr. and Mrs. Carter are missionary recruits to Monterey, Mexico. They have a history of the Mexican missions and showed slides of the city and work there with the children. Various articles from Mexico ·were on display. Aspecial offering was received for the Carters. Special music was presented by Mrs. Shara Allen, Jr., and Mrs. Carolyn McDaniel, a duet, and Mrs. Janet Venoy and Mrs. Peggy · Brickles. Mrs. Brickles played the piano. A short devotional program by Mr. Carter preceded the serving of pie, coffee, and Konl-Aid in the church social room. · A Regular $3.00 Value ... E F from MEIGS BRANCH THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY -·' 296W. SECOND STREET POMEROY, OHIO Including: M ·SO M .!5 37 R IN G SE TTING R I NG SETTiNG • State Maps · • City Maps • Province Maps (Canada) Your Diamond Can Reflect The New You Now you can give your diamond an exciting, contem porary look in a beautiful modern. setting lrom our exclusive collection. Handcrafted settings, exclusive designs, finest quality. • Special Maps • Special Features • Points of Interest The 1/ecetlon Ou/de I• m•d• po ..lble wltll tile coopereflon of tile following bu•lneue•: IN POMEROY BY: Cleland Realty - Bill and Lee's Music Center Smith Nelson Motors, Inc. - Virgil Teaford Realty and IN MIDDLEPORT BY: Goeglein Brothers Concrete. The Fr_ igidaire Laundry Center It fits ·in just two feet, runs on conventional household current. I Washes and dr ies fami ly-size loa ds, safely and depend - REG. 1.39 IIXMfG : nl'fillilg the · Club. Mrs. Nettie Boyer was with Mrs. Barbara Mullen as a contributing hostess. II was voted during the meeting conducted by Mrs. Judy Potter that members missing three consecutive meetings will be fined $1. Mrs. Flo Strickland furnished homemade coffee cakes to be auctioned off at the meeting, and Mrs. Boyer will provide the auction item lor the next BRUSH CLEANER Help yout HeQtt••• ·J Help you1 HeQit Fund Welker's Ashland, Pomeroy Erwin's Gulf, Middleport Davis-Warner Insurance, Pomeroy Crow's Steak House, Pomeroy Downing -Childs Ins., Middleport L & Z Dress Shop, Pomeroy G & J Auto Parts, Pomeroy K & C Jewelers, -Pomeroy Pomeroy Ben Franklin, Pomeroy Rall's· Ben Franklin, Middleport Racine -Home National Bank, Racine L~g ar Monument; Pomeroy · MulleR lnsuf,.nce . Pomeroy Landmark, Pomeroy Mar11n Furieral Home, Rutland Pom eroy National Bank, Pomeroy Citizens National Ban~. Middlepljlr1 ' Valley LumbPr & Supply Co., Mlddle!'o)rl The Farmers ·Bank .& Savings Co ., Pomeroy Racme Food Market, Racine · Additional improvements to the church and annex were planned during a meeting Tuesday night of the Women's Society of'Christian Service of the Apple Grove United Methodist Church. The Society will purchase drapes, blinds, and floor covering for the church and annex which has been paneled by members of the congregation. Devolional leader for the evening was Mrs. Bob Rhodes who used for her topic "God Loves Us - Do I Believe It1" Scripture from Hebrews II was given by Mrs. Dallas Hill and Mrs . Dolly Wolfe had prayer. During the meeting conducted by Mrs. Hill, get well cards were signed for Mrs. Waistlines were measured with members paying two cents for each inch as a special projecD ' the MA SIEUU POWDUED Middleport Campaign Conducted By. The Business and Professional Women's Ouh ore improvements slated 1 ' Wamsley, and Jeff Peckham,'· Discussed were the poil~r · contest, proJects to be takert;' summer camp, aqd ways tti raise money. Officers were.· elected. Next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Hunnell on Feb. 23 at 6:30p.m. Dewhurst, Lids Gardner, Members are to take poste~ Troy Durham, Betsy Her- paper . Refreshments were ald, Steve Peckham, Roger served by Mrs. Wamsley and games were played. Waistline inch costs 2c each • • Harrison, Natalie Lambert, and Becky Dorst, and Lalira Ohlihger. Ron Browning presided at ihe meeting which opened with Girl Scout Troop 100 leading in the pledge of allegiance, and devotions by Mrs. Delores \VUl who gav~ excerpts from speeches of _past presidents on patriotism concluding with the POW prayer, Past presidents recognized were Mrs. Will, Mrs. MaXine Arnold, Mrs. Louise Bearhl, Mrs. Delores King, and Mrs. Kennedy . Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kennedy, Mr . and Mrs. Dale Harrison, and John Lisle were appointed to investigate possible projects suitable for financing through the PTA. Refreshments were served. ' An organizational meelinR of the Leading Creek Crickets 4-H , Club was held r~eritly at the home of Mrs. GranVII Wams, · ley. Advisors for the club are John and Marge Hunnell, Rose Carson .and Dixie Sayre . Members present were Kim carried oui in decor~tions of the refreshment table . An arrangement of fresh flowers In red, white and blue was used on the table with Mrs. W. H. Perrin and Mrs. Harvey Whit·. latch serving a dessert course. Robinson's Cleaners • Solid Stale Amplifie r and FM/AM/ Siereo FM Rtdlo • Specl tl Cutlom-Malic Record Cllanglf flnistled Walnut added ' to Miss Chapman's thoughts on the topic. Scripture from Proverbs wail read by Miss Marjo Virginia Reibel and the offering was dedicated by Miss Chapman. Members gave the LOrd's Prayer in unison. Mrs. Elizabeth Fick presided made the HondUras 0rgan · Founders' Day was observed fund. The Lepten breakfast will with the recognition -of past be held at 7:~ p.m. on March 7 · presidents and a skit on tjle SAME , DAY , at Trinity Church and plans to . founding of the National PTA SERVICE assist with this were discussed.· at the Tuesday night meeting In At 9'-0ut At 5 Members enjoyed a letier of the Salisbury PTA. Use Our Free Parking Lot from Lai Ling of Hong Kong Taking roles in the skit thanking the group for birth- written and directed by Mrs. day remembrances. She told of Ben Neutzling were Mrs. llnda the government sponsored Pullins, Mrs. Carol Kennedy, ·216 E. 2nd, Pomeroy campaign "Keep Hong Kong Mrs. O:mnie Quivey, Mrs. Eva Clean" and wrote that people · King, Mrs. Carol Ohlinger, ~~~~!'!!'lf!~~!!!l!lll Mrs. Sally Lambert, Mrs. ~fie Gillispie, Mrs . Carolyn • • .. . .• • • Teaford, Mrs. Shirley Sinclair, . . OPtOMEJRIST Mrs. Carolyn Sinclair, Mrs. OFFICE HOURS 9-:30 TO 12 , 2 TO 5 (CLOSE .. Mary Dorst, Mrs. Dale AT NOON ON THURS.) _ EAST COURT ST. Harrison, Mrs. Marlene . p ME y. Harrison. Children participating were Brill King, Kathy Quivey, Christi Quivey, Johnna Gillispie , Joy Gillispie, Scott BY THE FOLLOWING: lines in a cabinet or , genuine oil· .. K patriotic theme was peellng'potatoea and doing the were punished for throwing ~- · ~diligs and ~ rubbish in l.he street. · We've or we'll contemporary -... :hl~~- ~=~:~:~0~~- Founders ' Day is observed SHIRl r. .. to Regina ·F,_NISHING . The 1973 Marauder football team opens its sea8on next Sept. 7 against Point Pleasant in Marauder Stadium and ends piay Nov. 9 at Athens. Head football coach and athletic director Charles Chancey has announced five home games and five away games. The reserve squad has seven games scheduled, opening at Point Pleasant on Sept. 22 and closing Satutday, Nov. 10 at Athens. The Freshman squad plays seven dates, opening Sept. 'll al Gallipolis and closing Nov. 8with Athens at Meigs. Seventh and Eighth Grade squad games (also seven) begin with Point Pleasant at Meigs (5: 55) p.m.) on Sept. 2fl and close at Athens Thursday_, Nov. 8. THE SCHEDULES VARSITY Friday, Sept. -7- Point Ple..ant at Meigs Friday, Sept. 14 - Meigs at Belpre Friday, Sept. 21 - Reeinelln at Meigs Friday', Sept. 28 - Meigs at GaiUpolls Friday, Oct. 5 - Logan at Meigs. Friday, Oct. 12 - Meigs at Wellston Friday, Oct. 19 - Ironton at Meigs , Friday, Oct. 26 - Meigs at Jackson Friday, Nov. 2- Waverly at Meigs Frld~y. Nov. 9 - Meigs at Athena RESERVES Saturday,Sept. 22-Melgs at Point Pleasant (7 :38) Saturday, Sept. 29 - Gallipolis at Meigs Saturday, Oct. 6 - Meigs at Logan Saturday, Oct. 13 - Wellston at Meigs Saturday, Oct. 20-PolntPleaslmtat Meigs (8:00) Saturday, Oct. 27 - Jackson at Meigs Saturday, Nov. 10 -Meigs at Athens FRESHMEN Thursday, Sept. 27 - Meigs at GaiUpolls Thursday, Oct. 4 - Logan at Meigs Thursday, Oct. 11- Meigs at Wellston Thursday, Oct. 18 - Point Pleasant at Meigs Thursday, Oct. 25 - Meigs at Jackson Thursday, Nov. I - Ripley at· Meigs (5:55) Thursday, Nov. 8 -Athens at Meigs nil & 8'111 GRADES Thursday, Sept. 2Q - Point Pleali8Dt at Meigs (5:55) Thursday, Sept. 27- Galllpolls at Meigs Thursday, Oct. 4 -Meigs at Logan Thursday, Oct. 11 - Wellston at Meigs Thursday, Oct.l8 -Meigs at Point Pleasant (5 :55) Thursday, Oct. .25 -Jackson at Meigs Thursday, Nov. 8 - Meigs at Athens By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Roush entertained Sunday with a dinner for their son, Marshall Roush, who was celebrating a birthday. Attending were Mrs. Marshall Roush and son, Joey, Mr.-and Mrs. Virgil Walker, Fred· Shain of Racine, and the honored guest. Mr. and Mrs . Lester Roush and children, John and Mike, spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs . Don Riffle at Waverly. The Riffles' small daughter, Missy , underwent an appendectomy . Mrs. Jim Connally and Shelly and Brian and Vicki Roush spent Saturday with the Riffles. Mike and John Roush spent Friday night with their sister, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Manuel at Racine. Mr . and Mrs. Paul Davis of Parkersburg were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Gloeckner and Mrs. Ada Norris. . Mr . and Mrs . Robert Boggess have moved from .. • Program them_e on companionship of jesus Marieua, Cap wzn I. • 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Feb. 23, t973 • Heidelberg got 18 ;>9ints from Mark Roads and Dave Lewis scored 12 for Kenyon , in their match. .. I 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomerov. 0 .. Feb. 23, 1973 By Uolted Press Jntematlooal Five teams, including Otterbein which was tied for fi_rst place when the regular sellS(ln ended, wer~ eliminated Thursday night from the Ohio O:mference championship. The Cardinals lost to Marietta 63-.>9, while Heidelberg beat Kenyon 79-57 and Oberlin edged Baldwin-Wallace, 74-68, all in the northern division semi-finals at Wooster . In the southern division playoffs at Denison, Wittenberg · topped Ohio Wesleyan 76-61 and Capital downed Denison 95-75. Tonight at Wooster, Heidelberg meets Mount Union and • Oberlin meets Wooster. At Denison, Marietta will play Wittenberg and Capital takes on Muskingum. The winners of tonight's games meet for their division championship Saturday night, with the survivors going to the title matchup at Denison next Tuesday night. Bob Deckard scored a gamehigh 26 points for Otterbein, but it wasn't enough as Marietta showed surprising ·strength, leading most of the way, including 24-22 at haUtime. Otterbein finished its regular season tied with Muskingum, Capital and Wittenberg, all with 10-2 marks . Chuck Robinson scored 25 points for Marietta. Kevin Falk, Scott Weakley and Mike Stumpf each gained 20 points to lead Capital over Denison. John Sloan was high for the game ;md for Denison with 21 points. Wittenberg jumped off to a 17-4 lead and led 38-28 enroute to the win over Ohio Wesleyan. Eddie Ford scored 19 points for the Tigers, including 15 in the second half. Jed Margolis scored 25 points for Oberlin, which eliminated Baldwin-Wallace. Dean Martin was high for B-W with 19 poirtts. ,.... ab ly. Ye t It's only 24 '' ,wide to fit just about anyWhe re, a bathroom. kitchen . even a ti a\lway. And it rur1s on · conventlonal1 20volt household curren t on a separate 15 amp. branch circuit with 3-prong outlet. Vet il delivers thorough wa shing with the three wa shing actions of the exclusi'o'e one piece AgHub. Dri~s without hot spots thanks to paten ted Flowing Heat.' Two cycle washer {oT regul ~ r and delicate fabrics. two cycle dryer lo dry'With · Aegular'Heat or with the No Heat-Air Flu II selling. In one compact package. the Iabrie care you need. • •' •389 BAKER MEIGS BRANCH ' FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. MuUel Lcn-120 ' THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVI"GS AND LOAN COMPANY 296 W. SECOND ST. POMEROY, OHIO Earl F : Inge ls, Jr ., Assistant Vice-Pres . Phone 992-3863 �MIDDLEPORT P~N· TECOSTAL - Third Ave., lhe · Rev. William Kn1trel, pastor. Ronald Dugan, Sunday school sup l. Classes for all ages ; eveni ng service, 7: 30 p.m.; R;hle study , Wednesday, 7 3D 1 . ·ervlces, Friday, • ' I I 1, .Jll p.m . POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Re-v . W. H. Pernn, pastor. Ror. Mayer , Supt Church schooo. 1 9: 15a.m ., worship, l:l 24 a.m. : :· youth choir rehearsal ~onday, 6: 30p.m., Mrs. Marv1n Burt, senior cho1r director , rehearsal. 7:30p.m., Thursday, ST. PAUL LUTHEkAN FREEWILL BAPTIST Tho Rev . Arthur C. Lund, Corner Ash and Plum, Mid· pastor . Sunday school (nursery· dleport ; Noel Her rman / adult), 9 , 15 a .m ., Charles pa stor . Saturday evenmg Evans , Chnstian Education service, 7 p.m. Sunday school, Supt. ; worsh ip serv ice, 10:30 ' 10 a.m .; Sunday evenmg a .m .; confi rm ation classes, worship, 7 p.m. Tuesday, 7-8· 15, junior con· firma lion class, lime set 'FIRST BAPTIST of Mid· : Mrs. Paul Nea~e . dl r'ector ~ ·Neek ly , senior confirmat1on dleport, "-corner of Six.th and • POMEROY CHURCH OF class Senior choir, 7:30 p.m. Palmer >lreets, Rev. Charles ~ THE NAZARENE - Corner Tuesday Simons, pastor . Fred i Union and Mulberry . Rev . Hoffman, Sunday School Clyde V. Henderson , pa stor . ~!;: v!;: "! '!' !:1. Q A y AD - Superintendent. Sunday church ,Sunday school. 9:30 a.m., Glen school for everyone 9: 15 a.m.; ; McClung, supl.: morning VENTIST Localed on Morning worship 10:15 · a.m. ; ~ worship, 10:30 a.m.; evening Mulberry Heights , near Evening services, 7:30 p.m.; service, 7·30; mid-week ser- Veterans Memorial Hospital, Wednesday prayer service, 7:30 Pomeroy . Pastor Herbert p.m . Ex.tra youth activities on ,. vIce, Wed nes.da y, 7: 30 p.m . Morg an . SabbathS choo,1 every Sunday, 5 p.m ., for all youth up GRACE EPISCOPAL -:- Saturdayal2p.m . andworshrp to sixth grade ; 6:30 for junior ' servi ce following at 3: 15 p.m. and senior high students. ' • Morning prayer and sermon, Open Bible d.iscussion each CHURCH OF CHRIST, 1 10·30a.m. Holy communion and Thursday a~. 7· 30 p.m . .at the Middleport ". 5th and Ma in. sermon first Sundays 10.30 church. The Fnendly Raulin Mo~er, pastor. Michael a .m . 'Church school,' krn . Church GR A"H M Gerlach , unday School supt. 1 dergarlen through etghth ·METHODitTp u "'h '~:l;; Bible School, 9:30 a.m.; mar· 11 grade, 10:30 a.m. . reac 1ng · • ning worship, 10 :30 a.m.; ' . POMEROY CHURCH OF a.m., for st and second Sundays evening worship, 7:30 p.m.; :· CHRIST- Mr. Hoyt Allen , Jr ., ol each month ; third and fourth prayer service 7 p.m. Wed· ~ pastor. Bible School. 9, 30 a.m .. Sundays each month, worship nesdav. worship, 10:30: adult worship servtee at 7:30p.m. Wednesday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF service and young peoples evenln~s at 7:30. Prayer Md THE NAZARENE - Rev. meeting, both 7:30p.m. Sundar,· BIFbl eRStTudvS.OUTHERN BAP Audry Miller, pastor ; Lewis 1 , Wednesday, combined Bib e • Ellis, Sunday school supl .; • study and prayer meet;ng, 7'30 TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave., Sunday school, 9:30 a .m.; : pm Pomeroy, affiliated with S.B.C, morning worship, 10.30; junior . THE SALVATION ARMY - the Rev . Fred Hill, pastor; society, 6:30p.m. NYPS, 6:45 .Envoy RayS . Wining, officer in Hershel McClure, Sund.ay p. m. Sunday eVangelistic charge. Sunday, 10 a .m ... school sup!. Sunday school, 9. 30 meeting , 7: 30 p.m. Prayer Holiness meeting; 1D:3D a.m.. a.m ; morntng worship, 10:30 meeting, Wednesday , 7·30 p m MEIGS . Sunday School. Young People's a .m : Sunday evangeiiSIIc : Legion, 7 p.m.; Thursday, 1 to 3 mee ting, 7: 30 p.m . Prayer COOPERATIVE I p.m ., Ladles Home League ; 7 meeting , Wednesday, 7:30p.m. PARISH I p.m., Prep classes. MIDDLEPORT THE UNITED SACRED HEART - Rev. MT MORIAH BAPTIST METHOODIST CHURCH , 1Falher Bernard Krajcovic, Corner Fourth and Main , Robert R. Card pastor . Phone 992·2825. Middleport. Rev. Henry Key, Director Saturday evening Mass, 7:30 Jr, pastor. Sunday school, 9.30 POMEROY CLUSTER p.m. Sunday Mass, B and tO a.m ., Mrs. Ervin Baumgard· -Rev ~ Roberi ' ii~ Card ~;!11,· P~~~fesslons, Saturday, 1· ner, supl.; Morning worship, Rev . F. Stanton Smith POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST 10:45 a.m . CHESTER - Worsh ip 9:15 - Robert Kuhn, pastor; William JEHOVAH' S WITNESSES-- a.m.; Church School 10 a .m. ' Watsor, Sunday school sVfl'· Larry Carnahan presiding ENTERPRISE - Worship, 9 '" B F minister . Sunday, Bible lecture, a.m .; Church School, 10 a.m . Sun day sc h00 I' 9:~a. m .; Wed·' 9 30 a.m .; Wa tc hi ower s I ud y, FLATWOODS - Wors hip, 11 6 p.m.; Bible study, nesday, 7 p.m. ; choir practice, 10 · 3D a.m.; Tuesday , Bible a.m .; Church SchoollO a.m. st udy , 7:30 p.m .. Thursday, POMEROY- Worship, 10:30 Wed nes day, 8: 30 p.m. · 1slry sc hoo I 7: 3D p m., a.m.; Ch urc h SchooI 9:15a.m.; mtn POMEROY WESLEYAN service meeting 8:30p.m. UMYF 6:30p.m. HOLINESS CHURCH MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of ROCK SPRINGS - Worship Harrisonville Road , Rev. O'Dell Christ in Christian Union - 10 a.m .; Church School 9 a.m.; Manley, Pastor; Henry Eblin , Lawrence Manley, pastor ; Mrs. UMYF 6:30 p.m. · Sundoy School Supt. Sunday Russell Young, Sunday School ! MIDOLEPORT CLUSTER School, 9:30 a.m.; Evening Supt. Sunday School 9:30a.m Rev. Robert Bumgarner worship, 7:30p.m.; Prayer and Evening worship 7:30. We<Y· HEATH - · Worship 10:30 Praise service, Thursday, 7:30 nesday prayer meeting, 7:30 a.m .. Church School 9:30a.m.; p.m . , p.m _ UMYF 7 p.m. NEASE SETTLEMENT MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF RUTLAND - Worship 9:15 10 a.m.; CHAPEL, non-denominational, GOD - Racine Route 2, the t·M~F C h';~h School George s. Oiler, Pastor. Rev. James M. Muncy, pastor. SALEM CENTER - Worship SundaySchoollOa.m. Worship Sunday sc hool 9:45 a.m. · 9 a.m.; Church SchoollO a.m.; · h~ ' UMYF Thursdav. 7 o.m. SYRACUSE CLUSTER Service II a .m. Sunday night mormng wors lp, 11 a.m.; services 7:30p.m. Wednesday cvemng worship, 7:30 p.m. Rev . Merrell Floyd Prayer meeting 7:30p.m. Prayer meeting , Tuesday, 7:30 ASBURY - Worship 11 a.m.; I Everyone welcome. p.m.; Young peoples meeting, Cls~uTrcuhesSdcah~.o l 9:50a.m .; WSCS, 7 30 Th d , FOREST RUN - Worship 9 POMEROY WESTSIDE - : .p.m. urs ay. •CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W. RUTLAND CHURCH OF a.m : Church School 10 a.m.; ! Main St. - Loren T. Stephens, GOD - Bertha Kingrey, WSCS, 3rd Wednesday, 7, 30 t evongellsl, phone 992·7856. ,substitue pastor. Sunday P m • {Conservative, non . School, 10 a. m.: worsoip MINERSVILLE- Worsh ip 1 instrumental. Sunday worship, service, 7 p.m. Sunday. Prayer 10 a.m.; Churcti School 9 a.m.; 10 a.m.; Bible study, 11 a.m.; meeting , Wednesdav ' '" om. WSCS. 3rd Monday, 7:30 p.m . 1~or.ship, 6 p.m . .Wednesday HAZEL 1'. COMMUNIT•Y , SY,RACUSE . Church tble ~tudy, 7 p.m. CHURCH _ Near Long Bot· s~hool. 9 a .m.; worship ser· , -:;Ti oey .have . h~aled the tom. Esfil ,f1ar.t, pastor; Roy vtce , 7:30p.m. Brown , assistant pastor . - u !wound of my people lightly, Sunday school, lDa .m , Church SOUTnERN CLUSTER •saying 'Peace, peace,' whet~ 7: 30 p.m. each Sunday Rev . Frank Cheesebrew there IS no peace."- Jere· evenl'lll,; prayer meeilng , 7:30 Rev . Martha Ann Ma«ner Rev. Howard Shiveley !mla h 6 : 14 · p.m. urs day. BETH•uy (Dorcas) . ~~ i ~ Worshi p, 9:30 a.m.; Church , School 10 :30 a .m. CARMEL - Worsh•p , 11 a.m., lSI and 3rd Sundays ; 1 Church School , 10 a.m. APPLE GROVE - Worship 7· 30 p m lirsl and third IDeaSORS J' S~ndayS , 'Church sc~ool. ~:30 Why do we need to be "talking shop" every time we get a. m.; prayer meeltng, forst Weqnes~a y , 7:30 P ·~·. , . gether? Someone asked this question of me when a group of EAST LETART, - Wor ship, 7 30 p.m., second and fourth ergy and some !By people were dining together . The point was, when we were doing the Lord's work, why did we have to talk Su ndays ; church school , 9:30 a.m.; prayer meeting. third aboulltwhile enjoying a few momenls eatingandretaxing? Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. GREAT BEND - Worship 11 A professor of mine liked to emphasize the thoughts of another professor of religion who had written in a book that a .m., 2nd and 4th Sundays, Church School , 10 a.m. religion Is a part of the warp and woof of life ; thatis, real life, the LETART FALLS _ Worship, day-to-day, the hour-by-hour, the minute-by-minute of Jiving. His 10 a .m.; church school, 9 am , idea was that not only is religion as the threads woven into life, B•ble study, 7· 30 P m. every Tuesday . butthatrellgionlslifeinthegreatestsenseoftheword. Religion is not one thing and an9ther. It is not simply a creed, 9. ~~~~.I :Ngh~;c~RSch~lo~~~?o an act of worship, a good intention, a thing of beauly, or an a.m .; Mid. Wee k Service, · d 8 emo tional expertence. Wednes ay, .p.m. MORSE CHAPEL - Worship This is not to say that these are not included in our religion. But itdoessaythattousoui'reiigionismorethanaliofthese. ~~~;~"s~~~o~~~ 03 ~dmSundays ; I : l r t I I I r 7 1- I ;'the sermonette It-t' .f.or talkz'ng shorp b UNITED MINISTRY OF Service, 7:30 p.m. ; Youth ' MEIGS COUNTY, The United meeling 6:30 p.m.; Evening Presbyterian Church, Dwight worship, 7:30 p.m. L. Zavitz, Pastor . Oirector ; CHESTER CHURCH OF THE Georgy W. Hulton and Rev. 'NAZARENE - Rev. Herbert Linson Stebbins, Ass'!. Pastor - Grate, pastor. Worship servlc:e, Directors. 11 a.m. and 7:3Q p.m . Sunday. FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN, Harr isonvill e, Sunday Chllrch School, 9:30 a.m .. Mrs. Homer Lee, Supt. ; Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. F I RS T UN I T E D PRESBYTERIAN, Middleport, Sunday Church School, 9:30 Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. Richard B<~r)on, supt. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:30.P.. m· - BRADFORD- CHURCH OF CHRIST - Clifford Smith, minister Sunday School 9:30 am .: morn 'ng church . 10:30 am , Sunday evening service, BARNEY SU6AR I'L.L L'ARN 'IE . TO (;ALL ME NAMESH DOODLEl! · -·~ - ~'J/ am ., Lew is Sauer, Supt.; 7· 30 p.m . Wednesday serv ice, 8 Worship, 19; 30 a.m . p 01 ~f&ormng MT. OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom. Sunday School, 10 a.m. with Willard Pigott, supt. Evangelistic mes sage each Sunday evening, 7· 30 p.m. by Elder Russell Cline,' mmister of the Apolostic Faith. Bbl r e s Iud y, Wednesday, 7:30 Pm F IRST u· N I T E D PRESBYTERIAN, Syracuse, Morning Worship , 9 a.m.; Sunday Church School, 10 a.m . Mrs. Sampson Hall, Supt. STIVERSVILLE COM· MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST _ Rev. Robert E. Buckley, pastor. William Bailey, supl. ; Sunday school, 9:.30 a .m. ; morning worship, 10 30 : a.m.; evening worship, 7:30 p m. Wednesday , Christian Youth Crusade, 6:30 p.m.; prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m.; Thursday ;~olr oraclice, 7 p.m . - D•Xl t.K CHURCH OF o(;HRIST - Danny Evans, · 'pastor.' Norman C. Will, supt. Sunday School 9: 30 a .m.; Worship service. 10:30 a.m. (1:) 1971 .. HU., l11e. IN&V~ REAl> TilE SPORTS PAiiE J' school service, 10 a.m . i Prayer Christian Endeavor Sunday meeting, , Thursday, 7 p.m. ; even1ng. Sunday evening service, 7 p.m. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATZION CHURCH 01' I.HRIST TER DAY SAINTS- Por.lland . - Pomeroy -Harrisonville Racine Road . Ra lph Johnson, Road. Kenneth Eberts, pastor. pastor.' Herbert White, Sunday -Paul McElroy, Sunday School S h 1 D' t ~ d S Supl. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; c oo rrec or . oun ay chool. morning worship and com- 9:30a .m.; Morning worship, 10 30 a.m., Sunday evening munion, 10: 30 a.m.; Sunday service 7 p.m. Wednesday evening youth Christian en- even 1ng prayer serv1ces, 7:30 deavor, 6:30 ; Worship services, p.m. Sunday, 7:30p.m. Wednesday BETHLEHEM BAPTIST evening prayer meeting and Great Bend, Charles Norris. Bible study, 7:30p.m. pa stor. Worship service, 9:30 ST. JOHN LUTHERAN - a.m. ; Sunday School. !0:30a.m. Prne Grove, the Rev . Arthur CARLETON CHURCH Combs, pastor. Sunday school, , Kingsbury Road . Sunday 9:~0 a.m.; church serv1ces. School, 9 :30am~ . Ralph Carl, 10.30 a.m . supl. Worsh1p service, 10:30 BRADBURY CHURCH OF a.m. and 7:30p.m. alternately. CHRIST. Bible School. 9:30 Prayer meeting, Wednesday, a.m., morning worship , 10:30 7 30 p.m. Rev. Jay Stiles; a.m. Sunday evening Worship oaslor. OLD DESTER CONService, 7: 30 p m., choir practice Sunday and Wed . GREGATIONAL CHURCH. nesday, 7 p.m, prayer meeting .. - Rev Carl R•chards, pastor. and Bible study Wednesday 7· 30 Mrs. Worley Francis, Sunday p.m. sc hool supt.; Sunday school. A-NTIQUiTY BAPTIST - 9·45 a.m.; church services, Rev . Freeland Norris, pa stor . sec ond and fourth Sundays Sunday school, 10 a.m .; church following Sunday school; first serv 1ce , 7 p.m. Wednesday and third Sunday evenings, 7.30 Bible studv. 7 o.m . Pm -t<Atl"t. ~~~ST CHURCH LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN OF THE NAZARENE - - Mr. Roberl Wyatt, pasior; Sunday School. 9:30 a .m.; Sunday School supt., Ronald Morning Worsh ip, 10:30 a.m .; Osborne. Bible School, 9:30 Even ina worshio, 7:30 p.m., am. ; preaching 10:45 a.m.; Wednesday Mid-Week Service. .~.venllliJ. ~erVI £CS, 7:30 p.m. Sunday School Superintendent, HYSELL RUN FREE Gerald Wells Pastor, Rev. METHODIST- Ronald Wells, Morri s M. Wolfe. pastor. Sunday School 9:30 a . m ; Morntng worship 10:30 a. m : Young People's Service E::acr':EB~i~~s~:e~~T~!~,;;; 6:45 p. m. ; Evangelistic ser. Interim; Ronnie Salser, Sunday vice, 7.30'P. m. Prayer meeting , school supt.; Sunday school, Thursday, 7. 30 p m. 9:30 a.m.; morning worship, FREEDOM - GOSPEl' 10·45 a.m.; Sunday evening MISSION - Bald Knobs, Rev . worship, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday L. R. Gluesencamp, pastor . evening Bible study, 7:30p.m . Roger Wilfred, Sr ., Sunday DANVILLE WESLEYAN, School Supl . Sunday School, Rev. Lawr ence Sull ivan , 9:30 a .m . ; Sunday evening pastor. Sunday School 9:30 worship 7:30. Prayer meeting, a.m.; youth and junior youth Tuesday, 7· 30 p.m. Ernest servi ce, 6:45 p.m.; evening Deeter, class leader. Youth worship, 7:30p.m.; prayer and Mee ting Wednesday, 7 30 p m., praise, Wednesday, 7·30 p.m. Ernesl Deeter, lei't rlP.r. SILVER RUN FREE BAP· TIST _ Rev . Howard Kimble, MT. HERMON CHURCH OF paslor. Sundayschocl, lOa.m.;..,l!HEUNiTEDBRETHREN lf'j' Henry _,Davis, supt. ; evening CHRIST - Robert S~ooR' ;-'·", -. servi,,e. 7: 30p.m . Prayer pastor. Sunda'y school, 9:30 "· meellnQ , Thurdav, 7:30P.m am, Russell Spencer, supt.; CHESTER CHURCH OF worshrp servrce, 10. 45 am ., GOD - Rev. James Satterfield, even1 ng worship alternatmg pa stor . Sunday sc hool , 9:30 wr th C. E. at 7·30 p.m. on a .m.; worsh ip service, 11 a.m.; Sunday . Prayer meet inll,v7 : 30 •evening serv ice , 7: prayer p.m. Wednesday. Alfred aile, serv ice and you th serv ice, la y leader. W•dnesday,J p.m. LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN WHITE'S CHAPEL E Coolville RD. Rev. Roy Deeter, CHURCH - Robert · Musser, pastor. Sunday school, 9:30 pastor. Sunday School. 9' 30 a .m.; worship service, 10:30 a.m. ; Robert . Bobo, su~t.; a .m. Bible sludy and prayer ~~~~negni~go~~~~~e~ 0] .33~; service, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. week servrce Wednesday 7· 30 · RUTLAND · , p.m. ' ' . RU'fLAND FIRST BAPTIST SYRACUSE- CHURCH OF R~v . Samuel Jackson , THE NAZARENE _ R M C pastor. Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Larimore pa stor B ~vM . . Mrs. GerlrJJde Buller, supt Sunday School S S oo;e, Pr ayer Service, 1: 30 p.m. ; School. classes for ~rl age~.n9 ,~~ pre~chinq servi ce, 2 p.m. am .; morning worship 10 . 45 RUTLAND CHURCH OF NYPS Sunday, 6: 30 ' p.;,,; CHRIST- Keith Wise , pastor evangelistic service Sunda 7:30 p.m. Mid·week pra :; Sunday School, 9:30a.m., V. H meeling , Wednesday, 7. 30 /m. Braley, supt. ; worship service Mossi onary meeting, seco nd and· communiOn, 10:30 a.m.; Wednesday, 7.30 p m. · · · even mg servtce, 7 p.m , D~~~~~~ATI~~~I~ _ N~e~· Wednesday - Bible study, 7 Robert Smith. pastor. Sunday p.m. Regular board meeting , w1uu .:~.Jli " ''~ · · (l·wh month, 7 schoo 1. 9:30a.m.; class lead er. Leo Hill ' worship service. p.m. 10 ' 30 a.m.; church, 7' 30 p.m. RUTLANO COMMUNITY Mid: ? ' WHI~ETHE HOUSII-IG PP.OJECi S~I'EPS- When an aviator encounters a storm, ho directs his plane through the clouds and goes higher. In that clear, rare atmosphere he i1 free from fear and difficulty . Su•day /2 ;1) .2 / Tuesday Wed,.sday Isaiah Nehemiah 1:10-20 9:5-20 Th1mday Isaiah 55 : 1-IJ Friday ]errmiah ) :12-22 UP- Similarly, when we find ourselves surrounded by cloud• of doubt, we need to direct our live• Into a higher level where we may free ouroelvos of woaknossao and seok the will of God. Lulu Monday Mark 12:28-34 iRR ITA8LE MOUI-!TAIN WAKES , S.lurJay WHAT157HAT SUPF\:JSED 1'0 How can we attain theoe heights? Through the Churchl It offers continuous opportunltioo for new growth, now life, new understanding. We need not wait for a ntoro convenient lima. We can enter into the life of the Church NOW. Hose" /4; 1-9 MEAN? With the hope it will. in some measure. foster and help sustain that whith fs good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. GAULS SHAKE HAVEN Traile r Rentals and Sup pi ies j .,. S~~ Rt.7 • ~Chester,.OI:Jio ._. \iP -~~~' • .. \ "~'", .. • SUNDA"'1 J.IMES-SENTINEL• Devoted to the Greater Ohio Valley Meigs County Branch · THE ATHENS COUNTY __,,SA~INGS &LOAN ,,, ·c..t 296"W. ~6nd : Pol'Ke:fciy j Middleport. Ohio ~ DOWM Jli6T lMlHE NICK 0' liME~ Chester, Ohio HEINER'S BAKERY THE DAILY SENTINEl Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W. Va . Devoted to the Interest oiThe Meigs&MasonArea DICK TRACY co. DICK'S GROCERY R. H. M&R FOODLINER MONTGOMERY WARD K&C JEWELERS 17. London suburb 18. Com· "RALLS BEN STORE BOWERS ---- DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT THE DAII y SENTINEL .' horse 10. Eke out a living (8 wds.J 11. With reluctance 12. Former London 19. Work unit 20. Brealhed heavily 21. City in Arizona 22. Horatio INGS SONS co.· Yetlerdly'o Cl'Jploquole: CRISES AND DEADLOCKs' WHEN THEY OCCUR HAVE AT LEAST THIS ADVANTAGE THAT THEY FORCE US TO THINK. - JAWAHARLAL• NEHRU 1 · prison CO 1878 Xlnr Feat.urn Syndleat., Inc.) cUlYWID'i.Y!•""'z;" ,..~= u-"• thtM form rour Ofllintr7 wordo. V esterday'a Answer 16. "Beer" in Berlin 18. Roman hill 20. Knightly defender 2!. Furniture style 23. "A Doll's House" heroine 25. Crunchy vegetable 27. Collection of ada· llsques 31. J apanese river 33. Fatima's husband 3f.New York city 24. A "Wizard Of Oz" .,.-,. star 25. Pamper AGENT , SEARS I () ITEENABj I () I K I MURTES ~ s.·a1 SOMETIMJ:S ~~liE~ Ai MeAI..iiME. Now........., 1M ciNW leiMn ( .......... 26. - prem· lum (in . demand) (2wds.) 27. Dissent from cburch dogma Z8. Clangor 29. Warning sound 30.1ndlan · city 32. Approach 35. Home· ' steader 36. Slippery 37. "Utile . CARPET-lAND, INC. J . I ~ I I "''_the....,.._,. I :==·==· I ,. .. ===:ll:=:::::·=~· ___ -led t I IbJ theolloft' I I I l*"'l'" musicians AND CONSTRUCTION CO. f'ourlunoblll, IIIIer 1o eoch ...,_, lo - 23. Nine Anlwett If'hal lhfly lt'f!,.. 1 •••• Aj'ler ln!1ifl6 lic,ed- MOIST TOAST! MADE .IT M'1'5ELF Women" character DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it: AXYDLBAAXK II LONGFBLLOW ' One letter simply stands lor 'another. In this sample A is used lor the three L's, X for the two O'a, etc. Sin1ie letters, apostrophes, the lencth and formation or the words are all hints. Each day the code lottera are dilrerent. TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE CRYPTOQl/OTES RACINE PlANING i 'tLL PWV RVWA ALTWQ AP PWRX XPNAL M P B B P W- Z T D ·M P W A I' LCD CWZ VV{ A . - ·t \I ' TW B C A A LV S ' ) FVVW CQV CJWPRZ ·- .. racing miserated ALL WEATHER ROOANG P. J. 38. Bind DOWN 1. Faucet 2. Winglike pari 3. Preparing to ex· change I do's (2 wds. ) 4. Deceived 5. Yearned · painfully 6.Caddoan Indian 8. Harness mous ' L ' ACROSS 1.-Mahal 4. Spoli '1. 11 Little Things Mean - " (2 wds.) 9. O'Neill's "The Cometh" 13. Couple 14. Grooved pulley wheel 15. Magnani- -... GAUL'S MARKET Pomeroy· Member FDIC& Federal Reserve System GOEGLEIN READY MIX 11m. li ~ PORTLAND - Worship 7:30 EOEN UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH - The Rev. Lee p.m., Church School 9:30, a .m. IN CHRIST-E ldon R. blake, Burnem, Pas lor. Sunday School SUTTON- Worship, 11 a.m. paslor. Sunday School , 10 a.m.; 9:30a.m.; worship service, 11 FOQ ' 2nd and 4th Sundays; Church Wrnnie Holsinger. supt. MtJr. a .m . Wedne sday prayer School 10 a .m. ning sermon, 11 a.m.; Even ing meeting 7:30 p,m. Sunday night (Formerly Domigans) WESLEYAN I Racine I - service Chris tra n Endeavor, worship , 7:30p .m. The Store With A Heart NewO..ner- DickSargenl Middleport Cluster, United Methodist Church Wors hip . 11 a .m.; Church 7: 3D p.m.; Mrs. Lyda Chevalier, RUTLAND CHURCH OF Old U. S. 33 Ph. 992-7735 School, 10 a.m . president. Song servi ce and THE NAZARENE - Rev Racine Ph. 949· 3342 S __ NORTHEAST CLUSTER sermon, 8:20. Mid·Week prayer Ll oyd D. Grimm, Jr. , pastor tOD In and See Us Rev . Jacob Lehman meetmg Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Sunda y School, 9:30 a .m.; . Rev. Standley Brandum Mrs. Mane Holsinger, class Morning worsh ip. 10:30 a.m., RAWL ' JOPPA - Worship 10 a.m .. leader. _ Young people's service, 6:45 Mrs. Bess Larkins visited Church School 9 a.m.; Prayer The Community Builders CHURCH OF JESUS p.m. ; Evangelistic ser vices, CHRIST- located al Rutland 7 30p.m. Wednesday even ing Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer Club met at the home of Mr. recently with Mrs. Doris Meeting, Wednesday, 8 p.m. Phone 992·3284 Middleport . LONG BOTTOM Church on New Lorna Road , next to serv tce 7:30 p.m. Middleport, Ohio and Mrs. Denver Weber for the Marks at Chester. services, 9a.m. ; Sunday School Forest Acre Park , Rev . Ray MASON COUNTY Mr. and Mts. Carl Barnhart 9 4S a.m . Bible study every Rouse , pastor ; Robert Musser, February meeting. Business Sunday school supl. Sunday THE HILAND CHAPEL, session was conducted by the were overnight guesls of Mr. Thursday, 7:30 p.m. NORTH BETHEL - Worship school. 10.30 a.m. ; worshrp, George Casto, pastor. Sunday and Mrs. Gary Barnhart and president, Walter Brown . 11 a .m.; Church SchoollO a.m . 7:30 p.m. Bible study, Wed. School, 9· 30; eveninp worship, ALFRED - Sunday school, nesday , 7 30 p.m. Saturday 7 3D.. Thursday even mg prayer Members voted to send $25 family at Logan. Jean Whitehead of Ohio State 9:AS a.m . each Sunday ; nrghtprayerservl ce,7 . 30p .m seMAc;0 ~' ~ 1 ~·sr· BAPTIST _ contribution to Coolville D.B.A. ANTHONY Middleport . Ohio preach ing a.m. each H EM LocK G RoVE s Emergency Squad. Other University spent the weekend Sun day . Praatyer 11mee PLUMBING and HEATING ting , 7:45 CHRISTIAN _ Roger Watso econd and Pomeroy Sis., Stan with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. projects were discus~ed . p.m Wednesday ; WSC S, 8 p.m. pastor , Ray Whaley, suptn.,: Cra ig, pastor. Sunday school, 337 N. 2nd Middleport 992-3550 th rd Tu sda each month 9 45 a.m.; worship service, 11 Refreshmenls were served to Ernest Whitehead, Jane and on 1 . e Y · Morning worship, 9:30 a .m.; a.m.; training un ion, 6:30p.m.,· REEDSVILLE -. Sunday church sc hool 10 · 30 am · these families: Ronald Juli. school, 9:30: preachtng, 7:30 young people 's' meeti ng ·6·jo evening worship service. 7:30 Mr. and Mts. Wes Arbaugh p.m. Sunday ; prayer meeting , p.m. ; evening worship,' 7;30 Mid-week prayer serv ice, Wall ·to·Wall Carpel Specialists Osbornes, Waller Browns, CATALOGUE STORE 7.:30 P m. Tuesday ; WSCS , 7:30p.m. Bible study Wednesda Pdnesday, 7:30p.m. 116 W. Main · Ph. 992-7590 Ernest Whiteheads, Warren and Bethany and Mrs. Denzil forst Thursday each mon ih. p m ' y, FAIRVIEW BIBLE .CHURCH . Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Sheets 7 30 Free Estimates - Guaranteed ~ Pickens, Jean and Juli Jamison recently visited with SILVER RIDGE - Worship, . · · 106 Court St. Pomeroy 992-3001 a.m 10 a.m.; Church School. MT. UNION BAPTIST Lelart Rou tel, the Rev. Stan 9 Installation · ' Whitehead , and David Brown. Mr. and Mts. James Adkins TUPPERS PLAINS _ Rev . Cecol Cox, pastor. Sunday Craig , pastor . Sunday school, . The next meeting will be at the and family of Richland, Ind. Wors hip 9 a.m .; Church School school ~upt., Joe Sayre. Sunday 9:30 a.m.; prayer and Bible schoo l, 9: 45 a .m.; Sunday s t ud~ , 7:30p.m. Cottage prayer Garrel Chavalier of Mans- 10 • .m. ~AULEY, Whitehead home. KE evening worship, 7·30. Wed· serv1 ~e , TL!esday, 10 a .m.; field visited with Mr. and Mrs. Nationwide lnsuranr• r-o. of Columbus, o . Mrs. Gladys Baughman of ~OCHURCHOF CHRIST, nesday prayer and· Bible study, ,worshr p service, Friday, 7:30 Keepsake Diamond Rings Hoba r t Newel l, sup! . Services 7:30 p.m. p.m. . Gahanna is visiting with her Edward Chevalier. 307 Spring Ave. Pomeroy , 9:30 a .m. on Sunday. TUPPERS PLAINS MASON CHURCH OF 312 E . Main St. Pomeroy. 0 . Weekend guests of Mr. and weekly sister, Mrs. Rose Thomas. Ph. 992-2318 , 1 Preaching lirsl and th ird CHRISTIAN CHURCH CHRIST. Worsh io 10 a · of month by Clifford Eugene Under wood pas lor · Bible s tudy 11'· 15 a .mm < j Karen Humphrey, student at Mrs. Carl Barnhart were Mr. Sundays Sm •l h,9:3<la .m. ' ' '. · · ·• HOBSO'N CHRISTIAN Howard Caldwell, Jr ., Sunday evenrng worsh rp, 7.30 p.m.; :Ohio State University, spent and Mrs. Gary Barnhart and FRAN~LIN UNION _ D Supt. ; Sunday School , Mld ·week service, Wednesday , 1 Doddr 111 , School the weekend with her parents, family, of Logan. arre "' :30 a. m.; Morning sermon, 7:30pm . Authorizea•Catalog Merchant · Phone 992-3481 N. Second Ave. -Mrs. L. Balderson pas 1or . Sunday School , 9:30 0:30 a m.; Sunday evening MASON ASSEMBLY OF Mt. and Mrs. Charles HumLouis W. Osborn · a .m. ,. Leonard Gilmore, first aervice, i p. m. GOD - Second St., Mason, W. Middleport , 0. phrey and Robin . elder , evening service, 7:30 LETART FALLS UNITED Va . Chester Tennant, · pastor . 220 E . Main Pomeroy Ph. 992-2178 . ~;';; ~~~;es~ay ,prayer BRETHREN Rev. Freeland S~nday school,. 10 a .m.; mor . 10 . MT. '1Aoiu/H CHURCH OF · Norri s, pastor, Floyd Norrls, . nrng ~orshrp •. 11 a.m.; GOD _ Racine Route 2 Th supl. Sunday school, 9:30a.m.; ~~gj'geilslrc servtee. 7c30 p.m. . Rev Charles Hand paslo e morn ing sermon. 10:30 a.m. ; Wde Sldudy and prayer service, .Paint. Plumbing & Electrical Su nday sc hool 9. ; 5 a mr: Prayer service, Wednesday , 77 ~ ,nes ay, 7:30 p.m. Phone '. . .. · ·• 7· 30 pm -~· ,1:1:1 Supplies • : Eornlng worshtp , 11 a .m. . . HARTFORD CHURCH OF E. Main St .' · Pomeroy Tuppers Plains 667-3963 an~e~~~~a~er7~;~es , Thuesday CHESHIRE CI;IURCH OF CfHRIST in Chr.ISiran Union ' . . GOD OF PROPHECY, G. P. he Rev . Wtll•an • Campbell, BEARWALLOW RIDGE Smilh, pastor. Sunday School , P8>lor. Sunday school, 9:30 I 1r CHURCH OF CHRIST. Bible 10 a .m., Ar•hur Henson , Supt .; am .; James Hughes. supt. , study! 9: 30 a .m.; morn [r: g tt.i,urnmg WorshiP1 11 a.m .; evenP19 service, 7. 30 p.m. Devoted to the lnlerestof The Building Supples andMlilwor'k ' ' worsh !P• H): 30 a.m.;. ovening YOunQ Peoples service, 7 p.m.; Wedn,esday . even1hg ;:>t'ayer Meigs& Mason Area General Cantrectlllg worsh op, 6:30p.m. Wedne•day Even[ng serv i Ce 1 , , 7:~~ p.m.; meehng, 7.30 p.m. Youtl, . __ _ _ _P.;.om...,•i,; -ro;.;.y;.,;,Oii. : _......._ _.J..._ _ __,!P!J.!h•c!!99a•J97__ _ Bibl@~ tudv. 7::10 ~ 1!1. Wi!lhiA!ilAV Mld.wYk PravAr P~e_re~ oervic~ e~ch Tuesa4v Reedsville News, Notes • SOMEIIOOY IN THEilE MUST UKE US! ~€ W!! THAT MIDGE DECIPEDT'COME. Bakers of Hoisum Bread Middleport , Ohio DMARKET' ~~ MARK VSTORE by THOMAS JOSEPH RACINE APPLE CA05SA ~Elll!lE~S! ·--~~-=-:--:-:-:=-=--=------:--+----;:-;;;;:;;:Po;;:m""';er:;o~y,~0;.:;;;:;;-.:._;--1 If our religious beliefs, acls, and faith, and whatever we may or then surely we should say do to describe them, are life 1·•··1f, ..,.. find it difficult not to "talk shop." - Robert T. Bumgarner,pastor, LET ,\ CAIJO!t;D APPLE OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. fHE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS co: 6UT'~t.GT'S !Of ~.rwsr M~ (,6.~0\ED General Merchandise Tuppers Plains Ph. 667-32&u Rexall Drugs We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions 992-2955 Pomeroy Family Recreation Swimming, Camping .' ! LODWicK'S MARKET SWISHER &LOHSE ROYAL OAK PARK ~'.. . .' 992· 3665 ' MAI{SE I ~HOOLDN'T ~~VE .\\APE IT WITH CHOCOLATE MILK, ... �MIDDLEPORT P~N· TECOSTAL - Third Ave., lhe · Rev. William Kn1trel, pastor. Ronald Dugan, Sunday school sup l. Classes for all ages ; eveni ng service, 7: 30 p.m.; R;hle study , Wednesday, 7 3D 1 . ·ervlces, Friday, • ' I I 1, .Jll p.m . POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Re-v . W. H. Pernn, pastor. Ror. Mayer , Supt Church schooo. 1 9: 15a.m ., worship, l:l 24 a.m. : :· youth choir rehearsal ~onday, 6: 30p.m., Mrs. Marv1n Burt, senior cho1r director , rehearsal. 7:30p.m., Thursday, ST. PAUL LUTHEkAN FREEWILL BAPTIST Tho Rev . Arthur C. Lund, Corner Ash and Plum, Mid· pastor . Sunday school (nursery· dleport ; Noel Her rman / adult), 9 , 15 a .m ., Charles pa stor . Saturday evenmg Evans , Chnstian Education service, 7 p.m. Sunday school, Supt. ; worsh ip serv ice, 10:30 ' 10 a.m .; Sunday evenmg a .m .; confi rm ation classes, worship, 7 p.m. Tuesday, 7-8· 15, junior con· firma lion class, lime set 'FIRST BAPTIST of Mid· : Mrs. Paul Nea~e . dl r'ector ~ ·Neek ly , senior confirmat1on dleport, "-corner of Six.th and • POMEROY CHURCH OF class Senior choir, 7:30 p.m. Palmer >lreets, Rev. Charles ~ THE NAZARENE - Corner Tuesday Simons, pastor . Fred i Union and Mulberry . Rev . Hoffman, Sunday School Clyde V. Henderson , pa stor . ~!;: v!;: "! '!' !:1. Q A y AD - Superintendent. Sunday church ,Sunday school. 9:30 a.m., Glen school for everyone 9: 15 a.m.; ; McClung, supl.: morning VENTIST Localed on Morning worship 10:15 · a.m. ; ~ worship, 10:30 a.m.; evening Mulberry Heights , near Evening services, 7:30 p.m.; service, 7·30; mid-week ser- Veterans Memorial Hospital, Wednesday prayer service, 7:30 Pomeroy . Pastor Herbert p.m . Ex.tra youth activities on ,. vIce, Wed nes.da y, 7: 30 p.m . Morg an . SabbathS choo,1 every Sunday, 5 p.m ., for all youth up GRACE EPISCOPAL -:- Saturdayal2p.m . andworshrp to sixth grade ; 6:30 for junior ' servi ce following at 3: 15 p.m. and senior high students. ' • Morning prayer and sermon, Open Bible d.iscussion each CHURCH OF CHRIST, 1 10·30a.m. Holy communion and Thursday a~. 7· 30 p.m . .at the Middleport ". 5th and Ma in. sermon first Sundays 10.30 church. The Fnendly Raulin Mo~er, pastor. Michael a .m . 'Church school,' krn . Church GR A"H M Gerlach , unday School supt. 1 dergarlen through etghth ·METHODitTp u "'h '~:l;; Bible School, 9:30 a.m.; mar· 11 grade, 10:30 a.m. . reac 1ng · • ning worship, 10 :30 a.m.; ' . POMEROY CHURCH OF a.m., for st and second Sundays evening worship, 7:30 p.m.; :· CHRIST- Mr. Hoyt Allen , Jr ., ol each month ; third and fourth prayer service 7 p.m. Wed· ~ pastor. Bible School. 9, 30 a.m .. Sundays each month, worship nesdav. worship, 10:30: adult worship servtee at 7:30p.m. Wednesday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF service and young peoples evenln~s at 7:30. Prayer Md THE NAZARENE - Rev. meeting, both 7:30p.m. Sundar,· BIFbl eRStTudvS.OUTHERN BAP Audry Miller, pastor ; Lewis 1 , Wednesday, combined Bib e • Ellis, Sunday school supl .; • study and prayer meet;ng, 7'30 TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave., Sunday school, 9:30 a .m.; : pm Pomeroy, affiliated with S.B.C, morning worship, 10.30; junior . THE SALVATION ARMY - the Rev . Fred Hill, pastor; society, 6:30p.m. NYPS, 6:45 .Envoy RayS . Wining, officer in Hershel McClure, Sund.ay p. m. Sunday eVangelistic charge. Sunday, 10 a .m ... school sup!. Sunday school, 9. 30 meeting , 7: 30 p.m. Prayer Holiness meeting; 1D:3D a.m.. a.m ; morntng worship, 10:30 meeting, Wednesday , 7·30 p m MEIGS . Sunday School. Young People's a .m : Sunday evangeiiSIIc : Legion, 7 p.m.; Thursday, 1 to 3 mee ting, 7: 30 p.m . Prayer COOPERATIVE I p.m ., Ladles Home League ; 7 meeting , Wednesday, 7:30p.m. PARISH I p.m., Prep classes. MIDDLEPORT THE UNITED SACRED HEART - Rev. MT MORIAH BAPTIST METHOODIST CHURCH , 1Falher Bernard Krajcovic, Corner Fourth and Main , Robert R. Card pastor . Phone 992·2825. Middleport. Rev. Henry Key, Director Saturday evening Mass, 7:30 Jr, pastor. Sunday school, 9.30 POMEROY CLUSTER p.m. Sunday Mass, B and tO a.m ., Mrs. Ervin Baumgard· -Rev ~ Roberi ' ii~ Card ~;!11,· P~~~fesslons, Saturday, 1· ner, supl.; Morning worship, Rev . F. Stanton Smith POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST 10:45 a.m . CHESTER - Worsh ip 9:15 - Robert Kuhn, pastor; William JEHOVAH' S WITNESSES-- a.m.; Church School 10 a .m. ' Watsor, Sunday school sVfl'· Larry Carnahan presiding ENTERPRISE - Worship, 9 '" B F minister . Sunday, Bible lecture, a.m .; Church School, 10 a.m . Sun day sc h00 I' 9:~a. m .; Wed·' 9 30 a.m .; Wa tc hi ower s I ud y, FLATWOODS - Wors hip, 11 6 p.m.; Bible study, nesday, 7 p.m. ; choir practice, 10 · 3D a.m.; Tuesday , Bible a.m .; Church SchoollO a.m. st udy , 7:30 p.m .. Thursday, POMEROY- Worship, 10:30 Wed nes day, 8: 30 p.m. · 1slry sc hoo I 7: 3D p m., a.m.; Ch urc h SchooI 9:15a.m.; mtn POMEROY WESLEYAN service meeting 8:30p.m. UMYF 6:30p.m. HOLINESS CHURCH MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of ROCK SPRINGS - Worship Harrisonville Road , Rev. O'Dell Christ in Christian Union - 10 a.m .; Church School 9 a.m.; Manley, Pastor; Henry Eblin , Lawrence Manley, pastor ; Mrs. UMYF 6:30 p.m. · Sundoy School Supt. Sunday Russell Young, Sunday School ! MIDOLEPORT CLUSTER School, 9:30 a.m.; Evening Supt. Sunday School 9:30a.m Rev. Robert Bumgarner worship, 7:30p.m.; Prayer and Evening worship 7:30. We<Y· HEATH - · Worship 10:30 Praise service, Thursday, 7:30 nesday prayer meeting, 7:30 a.m .. Church School 9:30a.m.; p.m . , p.m _ UMYF 7 p.m. NEASE SETTLEMENT MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF RUTLAND - Worship 9:15 10 a.m.; CHAPEL, non-denominational, GOD - Racine Route 2, the t·M~F C h';~h School George s. Oiler, Pastor. Rev. James M. Muncy, pastor. SALEM CENTER - Worship SundaySchoollOa.m. Worship Sunday sc hool 9:45 a.m. · 9 a.m.; Church SchoollO a.m.; · h~ ' UMYF Thursdav. 7 o.m. SYRACUSE CLUSTER Service II a .m. Sunday night mormng wors lp, 11 a.m.; services 7:30p.m. Wednesday cvemng worship, 7:30 p.m. Rev . Merrell Floyd Prayer meeting 7:30p.m. Prayer meeting , Tuesday, 7:30 ASBURY - Worship 11 a.m.; I Everyone welcome. p.m.; Young peoples meeting, Cls~uTrcuhesSdcah~.o l 9:50a.m .; WSCS, 7 30 Th d , FOREST RUN - Worship 9 POMEROY WESTSIDE - : .p.m. urs ay. •CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W. RUTLAND CHURCH OF a.m : Church School 10 a.m.; ! Main St. - Loren T. Stephens, GOD - Bertha Kingrey, WSCS, 3rd Wednesday, 7, 30 t evongellsl, phone 992·7856. ,substitue pastor. Sunday P m • {Conservative, non . School, 10 a. m.: worsoip MINERSVILLE- Worsh ip 1 instrumental. Sunday worship, service, 7 p.m. Sunday. Prayer 10 a.m.; Churcti School 9 a.m.; 10 a.m.; Bible study, 11 a.m.; meeting , Wednesdav ' '" om. WSCS. 3rd Monday, 7:30 p.m . 1~or.ship, 6 p.m . .Wednesday HAZEL 1'. COMMUNIT•Y , SY,RACUSE . Church tble ~tudy, 7 p.m. CHURCH _ Near Long Bot· s~hool. 9 a .m.; worship ser· , -:;Ti oey .have . h~aled the tom. Esfil ,f1ar.t, pastor; Roy vtce , 7:30p.m. Brown , assistant pastor . - u !wound of my people lightly, Sunday school, lDa .m , Church SOUTnERN CLUSTER •saying 'Peace, peace,' whet~ 7: 30 p.m. each Sunday Rev . Frank Cheesebrew there IS no peace."- Jere· evenl'lll,; prayer meeilng , 7:30 Rev . Martha Ann Ma«ner Rev. Howard Shiveley !mla h 6 : 14 · p.m. urs day. BETH•uy (Dorcas) . ~~ i ~ Worshi p, 9:30 a.m.; Church , School 10 :30 a .m. CARMEL - Worsh•p , 11 a.m., lSI and 3rd Sundays ; 1 Church School , 10 a.m. APPLE GROVE - Worship 7· 30 p m lirsl and third IDeaSORS J' S~ndayS , 'Church sc~ool. ~:30 Why do we need to be "talking shop" every time we get a. m.; prayer meeltng, forst Weqnes~a y , 7:30 P ·~·. , . gether? Someone asked this question of me when a group of EAST LETART, - Wor ship, 7 30 p.m., second and fourth ergy and some !By people were dining together . The point was, when we were doing the Lord's work, why did we have to talk Su ndays ; church school , 9:30 a.m.; prayer meeting. third aboulltwhile enjoying a few momenls eatingandretaxing? Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. GREAT BEND - Worship 11 A professor of mine liked to emphasize the thoughts of another professor of religion who had written in a book that a .m., 2nd and 4th Sundays, Church School , 10 a.m. religion Is a part of the warp and woof of life ; thatis, real life, the LETART FALLS _ Worship, day-to-day, the hour-by-hour, the minute-by-minute of Jiving. His 10 a .m.; church school, 9 am , idea was that not only is religion as the threads woven into life, B•ble study, 7· 30 P m. every Tuesday . butthatrellgionlslifeinthegreatestsenseoftheword. Religion is not one thing and an9ther. It is not simply a creed, 9. ~~~~.I :Ngh~;c~RSch~lo~~~?o an act of worship, a good intention, a thing of beauly, or an a.m .; Mid. Wee k Service, · d 8 emo tional expertence. Wednes ay, .p.m. MORSE CHAPEL - Worship This is not to say that these are not included in our religion. But itdoessaythattousoui'reiigionismorethanaliofthese. ~~~;~"s~~~o~~~ 03 ~dmSundays ; I : l r t I I I r 7 1- I ;'the sermonette It-t' .f.or talkz'ng shorp b UNITED MINISTRY OF Service, 7:30 p.m. ; Youth ' MEIGS COUNTY, The United meeling 6:30 p.m.; Evening Presbyterian Church, Dwight worship, 7:30 p.m. L. Zavitz, Pastor . Oirector ; CHESTER CHURCH OF THE Georgy W. Hulton and Rev. 'NAZARENE - Rev. Herbert Linson Stebbins, Ass'!. Pastor - Grate, pastor. Worship servlc:e, Directors. 11 a.m. and 7:3Q p.m . Sunday. FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN, Harr isonvill e, Sunday Chllrch School, 9:30 a.m .. Mrs. Homer Lee, Supt. ; Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. F I RS T UN I T E D PRESBYTERIAN, Middleport, Sunday Church School, 9:30 Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. Richard B<~r)on, supt. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:30.P.. m· - BRADFORD- CHURCH OF CHRIST - Clifford Smith, minister Sunday School 9:30 am .: morn 'ng church . 10:30 am , Sunday evening service, BARNEY SU6AR I'L.L L'ARN 'IE . TO (;ALL ME NAMESH DOODLEl! · -·~ - ~'J/ am ., Lew is Sauer, Supt.; 7· 30 p.m . Wednesday serv ice, 8 Worship, 19; 30 a.m . p 01 ~f&ormng MT. OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom. Sunday School, 10 a.m. with Willard Pigott, supt. Evangelistic mes sage each Sunday evening, 7· 30 p.m. by Elder Russell Cline,' mmister of the Apolostic Faith. Bbl r e s Iud y, Wednesday, 7:30 Pm F IRST u· N I T E D PRESBYTERIAN, Syracuse, Morning Worship , 9 a.m.; Sunday Church School, 10 a.m . Mrs. Sampson Hall, Supt. STIVERSVILLE COM· MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST _ Rev. Robert E. Buckley, pastor. William Bailey, supl. ; Sunday school, 9:.30 a .m. ; morning worship, 10 30 : a.m.; evening worship, 7:30 p m. Wednesday , Christian Youth Crusade, 6:30 p.m.; prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m.; Thursday ;~olr oraclice, 7 p.m . - D•Xl t.K CHURCH OF o(;HRIST - Danny Evans, · 'pastor.' Norman C. Will, supt. Sunday School 9: 30 a .m.; Worship service. 10:30 a.m. (1:) 1971 .. HU., l11e. IN&V~ REAl> TilE SPORTS PAiiE J' school service, 10 a.m . i Prayer Christian Endeavor Sunday meeting, , Thursday, 7 p.m. ; even1ng. Sunday evening service, 7 p.m. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATZION CHURCH 01' I.HRIST TER DAY SAINTS- Por.lland . - Pomeroy -Harrisonville Racine Road . Ra lph Johnson, Road. Kenneth Eberts, pastor. pastor.' Herbert White, Sunday -Paul McElroy, Sunday School S h 1 D' t ~ d S Supl. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; c oo rrec or . oun ay chool. morning worship and com- 9:30a .m.; Morning worship, 10 30 a.m., Sunday evening munion, 10: 30 a.m.; Sunday service 7 p.m. Wednesday evening youth Christian en- even 1ng prayer serv1ces, 7:30 deavor, 6:30 ; Worship services, p.m. Sunday, 7:30p.m. Wednesday BETHLEHEM BAPTIST evening prayer meeting and Great Bend, Charles Norris. Bible study, 7:30p.m. pa stor. Worship service, 9:30 ST. JOHN LUTHERAN - a.m. ; Sunday School. !0:30a.m. Prne Grove, the Rev . Arthur CARLETON CHURCH Combs, pastor. Sunday school, , Kingsbury Road . Sunday 9:~0 a.m.; church serv1ces. School, 9 :30am~ . Ralph Carl, 10.30 a.m . supl. Worsh1p service, 10:30 BRADBURY CHURCH OF a.m. and 7:30p.m. alternately. CHRIST. Bible School. 9:30 Prayer meeting, Wednesday, a.m., morning worship , 10:30 7 30 p.m. Rev. Jay Stiles; a.m. Sunday evening Worship oaslor. OLD DESTER CONService, 7: 30 p m., choir practice Sunday and Wed . GREGATIONAL CHURCH. nesday, 7 p.m, prayer meeting .. - Rev Carl R•chards, pastor. and Bible study Wednesday 7· 30 Mrs. Worley Francis, Sunday p.m. sc hool supt.; Sunday school. A-NTIQUiTY BAPTIST - 9·45 a.m.; church services, Rev . Freeland Norris, pa stor . sec ond and fourth Sundays Sunday school, 10 a.m .; church following Sunday school; first serv 1ce , 7 p.m. Wednesday and third Sunday evenings, 7.30 Bible studv. 7 o.m . Pm -t<Atl"t. ~~~ST CHURCH LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN OF THE NAZARENE - - Mr. Roberl Wyatt, pasior; Sunday School. 9:30 a .m.; Sunday School supt., Ronald Morning Worsh ip, 10:30 a.m .; Osborne. Bible School, 9:30 Even ina worshio, 7:30 p.m., am. ; preaching 10:45 a.m.; Wednesday Mid-Week Service. .~.venllliJ. ~erVI £CS, 7:30 p.m. Sunday School Superintendent, HYSELL RUN FREE Gerald Wells Pastor, Rev. METHODIST- Ronald Wells, Morri s M. Wolfe. pastor. Sunday School 9:30 a . m ; Morntng worship 10:30 a. m : Young People's Service E::acr':EB~i~~s~:e~~T~!~,;;; 6:45 p. m. ; Evangelistic ser. Interim; Ronnie Salser, Sunday vice, 7.30'P. m. Prayer meeting , school supt.; Sunday school, Thursday, 7. 30 p m. 9:30 a.m.; morning worship, FREEDOM - GOSPEl' 10·45 a.m.; Sunday evening MISSION - Bald Knobs, Rev . worship, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday L. R. Gluesencamp, pastor . evening Bible study, 7:30p.m . Roger Wilfred, Sr ., Sunday DANVILLE WESLEYAN, School Supl . Sunday School, Rev. Lawr ence Sull ivan , 9:30 a .m . ; Sunday evening pastor. Sunday School 9:30 worship 7:30. Prayer meeting, a.m.; youth and junior youth Tuesday, 7· 30 p.m. Ernest servi ce, 6:45 p.m.; evening Deeter, class leader. Youth worship, 7:30p.m.; prayer and Mee ting Wednesday, 7 30 p m., praise, Wednesday, 7·30 p.m. Ernesl Deeter, lei't rlP.r. SILVER RUN FREE BAP· TIST _ Rev . Howard Kimble, MT. HERMON CHURCH OF paslor. Sundayschocl, lOa.m.;..,l!HEUNiTEDBRETHREN lf'j' Henry _,Davis, supt. ; evening CHRIST - Robert S~ooR' ;-'·", -. servi,,e. 7: 30p.m . Prayer pastor. Sunda'y school, 9:30 "· meellnQ , Thurdav, 7:30P.m am, Russell Spencer, supt.; CHESTER CHURCH OF worshrp servrce, 10. 45 am ., GOD - Rev. James Satterfield, even1 ng worship alternatmg pa stor . Sunday sc hool , 9:30 wr th C. E. at 7·30 p.m. on a .m.; worsh ip service, 11 a.m.; Sunday . Prayer meet inll,v7 : 30 •evening serv ice , 7: prayer p.m. Wednesday. Alfred aile, serv ice and you th serv ice, la y leader. W•dnesday,J p.m. LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN WHITE'S CHAPEL E Coolville RD. Rev. Roy Deeter, CHURCH - Robert · Musser, pastor. Sunday school, 9:30 pastor. Sunday School. 9' 30 a .m.; worship service, 10:30 a.m. ; Robert . Bobo, su~t.; a .m. Bible sludy and prayer ~~~~negni~go~~~~~e~ 0] .33~; service, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. week servrce Wednesday 7· 30 · RUTLAND · , p.m. ' ' . RU'fLAND FIRST BAPTIST SYRACUSE- CHURCH OF R~v . Samuel Jackson , THE NAZARENE _ R M C pastor. Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Larimore pa stor B ~vM . . Mrs. GerlrJJde Buller, supt Sunday School S S oo;e, Pr ayer Service, 1: 30 p.m. ; School. classes for ~rl age~.n9 ,~~ pre~chinq servi ce, 2 p.m. am .; morning worship 10 . 45 RUTLAND CHURCH OF NYPS Sunday, 6: 30 ' p.;,,; CHRIST- Keith Wise , pastor evangelistic service Sunda 7:30 p.m. Mid·week pra :; Sunday School, 9:30a.m., V. H meeling , Wednesday, 7. 30 /m. Braley, supt. ; worship service Mossi onary meeting, seco nd and· communiOn, 10:30 a.m.; Wednesday, 7.30 p m. · · · even mg servtce, 7 p.m , D~~~~~~ATI~~~I~ _ N~e~· Wednesday - Bible study, 7 Robert Smith. pastor. Sunday p.m. Regular board meeting , w1uu .:~.Jli " ''~ · · (l·wh month, 7 schoo 1. 9:30a.m.; class lead er. Leo Hill ' worship service. p.m. 10 ' 30 a.m.; church, 7' 30 p.m. RUTLANO COMMUNITY Mid: ? ' WHI~ETHE HOUSII-IG PP.OJECi S~I'EPS- When an aviator encounters a storm, ho directs his plane through the clouds and goes higher. In that clear, rare atmosphere he i1 free from fear and difficulty . Su•day /2 ;1) .2 / Tuesday Wed,.sday Isaiah Nehemiah 1:10-20 9:5-20 Th1mday Isaiah 55 : 1-IJ Friday ]errmiah ) :12-22 UP- Similarly, when we find ourselves surrounded by cloud• of doubt, we need to direct our live• Into a higher level where we may free ouroelvos of woaknossao and seok the will of God. Lulu Monday Mark 12:28-34 iRR ITA8LE MOUI-!TAIN WAKES , S.lurJay WHAT157HAT SUPF\:JSED 1'0 How can we attain theoe heights? Through the Churchl It offers continuous opportunltioo for new growth, now life, new understanding. We need not wait for a ntoro convenient lima. We can enter into the life of the Church NOW. Hose" /4; 1-9 MEAN? With the hope it will. in some measure. foster and help sustain that whith fs good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. GAULS SHAKE HAVEN Traile r Rentals and Sup pi ies j .,. S~~ Rt.7 • ~Chester,.OI:Jio ._. \iP -~~~' • .. \ "~'", .. • SUNDA"'1 J.IMES-SENTINEL• Devoted to the Greater Ohio Valley Meigs County Branch · THE ATHENS COUNTY __,,SA~INGS &LOAN ,,, ·c..t 296"W. ~6nd : Pol'Ke:fciy j Middleport. Ohio ~ DOWM Jli6T lMlHE NICK 0' liME~ Chester, Ohio HEINER'S BAKERY THE DAILY SENTINEl Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W. Va . Devoted to the Interest oiThe Meigs&MasonArea DICK TRACY co. DICK'S GROCERY R. H. M&R FOODLINER MONTGOMERY WARD K&C JEWELERS 17. London suburb 18. Com· "RALLS BEN STORE BOWERS ---- DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT THE DAII y SENTINEL .' horse 10. Eke out a living (8 wds.J 11. With reluctance 12. Former London 19. Work unit 20. Brealhed heavily 21. City in Arizona 22. Horatio INGS SONS co.· Yetlerdly'o Cl'Jploquole: CRISES AND DEADLOCKs' WHEN THEY OCCUR HAVE AT LEAST THIS ADVANTAGE THAT THEY FORCE US TO THINK. - JAWAHARLAL• NEHRU 1 · prison CO 1878 Xlnr Feat.urn Syndleat., Inc.) cUlYWID'i.Y!•""'z;" ,..~= u-"• thtM form rour Ofllintr7 wordo. V esterday'a Answer 16. "Beer" in Berlin 18. Roman hill 20. Knightly defender 2!. Furniture style 23. "A Doll's House" heroine 25. Crunchy vegetable 27. Collection of ada· llsques 31. J apanese river 33. Fatima's husband 3f.New York city 24. A "Wizard Of Oz" .,.-,. star 25. Pamper AGENT , SEARS I () ITEENABj I () I K I MURTES ~ s.·a1 SOMETIMJ:S ~~liE~ Ai MeAI..iiME. Now........., 1M ciNW leiMn ( .......... 26. - prem· lum (in . demand) (2wds.) 27. Dissent from cburch dogma Z8. Clangor 29. Warning sound 30.1ndlan · city 32. Approach 35. Home· ' steader 36. Slippery 37. "Utile . CARPET-lAND, INC. J . I ~ I I "''_the....,.._,. I :==·==· I ,. .. ===:ll:=:::::·=~· ___ -led t I IbJ theolloft' I I I l*"'l'" musicians AND CONSTRUCTION CO. f'ourlunoblll, IIIIer 1o eoch ...,_, lo - 23. Nine Anlwett If'hal lhfly lt'f!,.. 1 •••• Aj'ler ln!1ifl6 lic,ed- MOIST TOAST! MADE .IT M'1'5ELF Women" character DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it: AXYDLBAAXK II LONGFBLLOW ' One letter simply stands lor 'another. In this sample A is used lor the three L's, X for the two O'a, etc. Sin1ie letters, apostrophes, the lencth and formation or the words are all hints. Each day the code lottera are dilrerent. TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE CRYPTOQl/OTES RACINE PlANING i 'tLL PWV RVWA ALTWQ AP PWRX XPNAL M P B B P W- Z T D ·M P W A I' LCD CWZ VV{ A . - ·t \I ' TW B C A A LV S ' ) FVVW CQV CJWPRZ ·- .. racing miserated ALL WEATHER ROOANG P. J. 38. Bind DOWN 1. Faucet 2. Winglike pari 3. Preparing to ex· change I do's (2 wds. ) 4. Deceived 5. Yearned · painfully 6.Caddoan Indian 8. Harness mous ' L ' ACROSS 1.-Mahal 4. Spoli '1. 11 Little Things Mean - " (2 wds.) 9. O'Neill's "The Cometh" 13. Couple 14. Grooved pulley wheel 15. Magnani- -... GAUL'S MARKET Pomeroy· Member FDIC& Federal Reserve System GOEGLEIN READY MIX 11m. li ~ PORTLAND - Worship 7:30 EOEN UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH - The Rev. Lee p.m., Church School 9:30, a .m. IN CHRIST-E ldon R. blake, Burnem, Pas lor. Sunday School SUTTON- Worship, 11 a.m. paslor. Sunday School , 10 a.m.; 9:30a.m.; worship service, 11 FOQ ' 2nd and 4th Sundays; Church Wrnnie Holsinger. supt. MtJr. a .m . Wedne sday prayer School 10 a .m. ning sermon, 11 a.m.; Even ing meeting 7:30 p,m. Sunday night (Formerly Domigans) WESLEYAN I Racine I - service Chris tra n Endeavor, worship , 7:30p .m. The Store With A Heart NewO..ner- DickSargenl Middleport Cluster, United Methodist Church Wors hip . 11 a .m.; Church 7: 3D p.m.; Mrs. Lyda Chevalier, RUTLAND CHURCH OF Old U. S. 33 Ph. 992-7735 School, 10 a.m . president. Song servi ce and THE NAZARENE - Rev Racine Ph. 949· 3342 S __ NORTHEAST CLUSTER sermon, 8:20. Mid·Week prayer Ll oyd D. Grimm, Jr. , pastor tOD In and See Us Rev . Jacob Lehman meetmg Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Sunda y School, 9:30 a .m.; . Rev. Standley Brandum Mrs. Mane Holsinger, class Morning worsh ip. 10:30 a.m., RAWL ' JOPPA - Worship 10 a.m .. leader. _ Young people's service, 6:45 Mrs. Bess Larkins visited Church School 9 a.m.; Prayer The Community Builders CHURCH OF JESUS p.m. ; Evangelistic ser vices, CHRIST- located al Rutland 7 30p.m. Wednesday even ing Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer Club met at the home of Mr. recently with Mrs. Doris Meeting, Wednesday, 8 p.m. Phone 992·3284 Middleport . LONG BOTTOM Church on New Lorna Road , next to serv tce 7:30 p.m. Middleport, Ohio and Mrs. Denver Weber for the Marks at Chester. services, 9a.m. ; Sunday School Forest Acre Park , Rev . Ray MASON COUNTY Mr. and Mts. Carl Barnhart 9 4S a.m . Bible study every Rouse , pastor ; Robert Musser, February meeting. Business Sunday school supl. Sunday THE HILAND CHAPEL, session was conducted by the were overnight guesls of Mr. Thursday, 7:30 p.m. NORTH BETHEL - Worship school. 10.30 a.m. ; worshrp, George Casto, pastor. Sunday and Mrs. Gary Barnhart and president, Walter Brown . 11 a .m.; Church SchoollO a.m . 7:30 p.m. Bible study, Wed. School, 9· 30; eveninp worship, ALFRED - Sunday school, nesday , 7 30 p.m. Saturday 7 3D.. Thursday even mg prayer Members voted to send $25 family at Logan. Jean Whitehead of Ohio State 9:AS a.m . each Sunday ; nrghtprayerservl ce,7 . 30p .m seMAc;0 ~' ~ 1 ~·sr· BAPTIST _ contribution to Coolville D.B.A. ANTHONY Middleport . Ohio preach ing a.m. each H EM LocK G RoVE s Emergency Squad. Other University spent the weekend Sun day . Praatyer 11mee PLUMBING and HEATING ting , 7:45 CHRISTIAN _ Roger Watso econd and Pomeroy Sis., Stan with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. projects were discus~ed . p.m Wednesday ; WSC S, 8 p.m. pastor , Ray Whaley, suptn.,: Cra ig, pastor. Sunday school, 337 N. 2nd Middleport 992-3550 th rd Tu sda each month 9 45 a.m.; worship service, 11 Refreshmenls were served to Ernest Whitehead, Jane and on 1 . e Y · Morning worship, 9:30 a .m.; a.m.; training un ion, 6:30p.m.,· REEDSVILLE -. Sunday church sc hool 10 · 30 am · these families: Ronald Juli. school, 9:30: preachtng, 7:30 young people 's' meeti ng ·6·jo evening worship service. 7:30 Mr. and Mts. Wes Arbaugh p.m. Sunday ; prayer meeting , p.m. ; evening worship,' 7;30 Mid-week prayer serv ice, Wall ·to·Wall Carpel Specialists Osbornes, Waller Browns, CATALOGUE STORE 7.:30 P m. Tuesday ; WSCS , 7:30p.m. Bible study Wednesda Pdnesday, 7:30p.m. 116 W. Main · Ph. 992-7590 Ernest Whiteheads, Warren and Bethany and Mrs. Denzil forst Thursday each mon ih. p m ' y, FAIRVIEW BIBLE .CHURCH . Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Sheets 7 30 Free Estimates - Guaranteed ~ Pickens, Jean and Juli Jamison recently visited with SILVER RIDGE - Worship, . · · 106 Court St. Pomeroy 992-3001 a.m 10 a.m.; Church School. MT. UNION BAPTIST Lelart Rou tel, the Rev. Stan 9 Installation · ' Whitehead , and David Brown. Mr. and Mts. James Adkins TUPPERS PLAINS _ Rev . Cecol Cox, pastor. Sunday Craig , pastor . Sunday school, . The next meeting will be at the and family of Richland, Ind. Wors hip 9 a.m .; Church School school ~upt., Joe Sayre. Sunday 9:30 a.m.; prayer and Bible schoo l, 9: 45 a .m.; Sunday s t ud~ , 7:30p.m. Cottage prayer Garrel Chavalier of Mans- 10 • .m. ~AULEY, Whitehead home. KE evening worship, 7·30. Wed· serv1 ~e , TL!esday, 10 a .m.; field visited with Mr. and Mrs. Nationwide lnsuranr• r-o. of Columbus, o . Mrs. Gladys Baughman of ~OCHURCHOF CHRIST, nesday prayer and· Bible study, ,worshr p service, Friday, 7:30 Keepsake Diamond Rings Hoba r t Newel l, sup! . Services 7:30 p.m. p.m. . Gahanna is visiting with her Edward Chevalier. 307 Spring Ave. Pomeroy , 9:30 a .m. on Sunday. TUPPERS PLAINS MASON CHURCH OF 312 E . Main St. Pomeroy. 0 . Weekend guests of Mr. and weekly sister, Mrs. Rose Thomas. Ph. 992-2318 , 1 Preaching lirsl and th ird CHRISTIAN CHURCH CHRIST. Worsh io 10 a · of month by Clifford Eugene Under wood pas lor · Bible s tudy 11'· 15 a .mm < j Karen Humphrey, student at Mrs. Carl Barnhart were Mr. Sundays Sm •l h,9:3<la .m. ' ' '. · · ·• HOBSO'N CHRISTIAN Howard Caldwell, Jr ., Sunday evenrng worsh rp, 7.30 p.m.; :Ohio State University, spent and Mrs. Gary Barnhart and FRAN~LIN UNION _ D Supt. ; Sunday School , Mld ·week service, Wednesday , 1 Doddr 111 , School the weekend with her parents, family, of Logan. arre "' :30 a. m.; Morning sermon, 7:30pm . Authorizea•Catalog Merchant · Phone 992-3481 N. Second Ave. -Mrs. L. Balderson pas 1or . Sunday School , 9:30 0:30 a m.; Sunday evening MASON ASSEMBLY OF Mt. and Mrs. Charles HumLouis W. Osborn · a .m. ,. Leonard Gilmore, first aervice, i p. m. GOD - Second St., Mason, W. Middleport , 0. phrey and Robin . elder , evening service, 7:30 LETART FALLS UNITED Va . Chester Tennant, · pastor . 220 E . Main Pomeroy Ph. 992-2178 . ~;';; ~~~;es~ay ,prayer BRETHREN Rev. Freeland S~nday school,. 10 a .m.; mor . 10 . MT. '1Aoiu/H CHURCH OF · Norri s, pastor, Floyd Norrls, . nrng ~orshrp •. 11 a.m.; GOD _ Racine Route 2 Th supl. Sunday school, 9:30a.m.; ~~gj'geilslrc servtee. 7c30 p.m. . Rev Charles Hand paslo e morn ing sermon. 10:30 a.m. ; Wde Sldudy and prayer service, .Paint. Plumbing & Electrical Su nday sc hool 9. ; 5 a mr: Prayer service, Wednesday , 77 ~ ,nes ay, 7:30 p.m. Phone '. . .. · ·• 7· 30 pm -~· ,1:1:1 Supplies • : Eornlng worshtp , 11 a .m. . . HARTFORD CHURCH OF E. Main St .' · Pomeroy Tuppers Plains 667-3963 an~e~~~~a~er7~;~es , Thuesday CHESHIRE CI;IURCH OF CfHRIST in Chr.ISiran Union ' . . GOD OF PROPHECY, G. P. he Rev . Wtll•an • Campbell, BEARWALLOW RIDGE Smilh, pastor. Sunday School , P8>lor. Sunday school, 9:30 I 1r CHURCH OF CHRIST. Bible 10 a .m., Ar•hur Henson , Supt .; am .; James Hughes. supt. , study! 9: 30 a .m.; morn [r: g tt.i,urnmg WorshiP1 11 a.m .; evenP19 service, 7. 30 p.m. Devoted to the lnlerestof The Building Supples andMlilwor'k ' ' worsh !P• H): 30 a.m.;. ovening YOunQ Peoples service, 7 p.m.; Wedn,esday . even1hg ;:>t'ayer Meigs& Mason Area General Cantrectlllg worsh op, 6:30p.m. Wedne•day Even[ng serv i Ce 1 , , 7:~~ p.m.; meehng, 7.30 p.m. Youtl, . __ _ _ _P.;.om...,•i,; -ro;.;.y;.,;,Oii. : _......._ _.J..._ _ __,!P!J.!h•c!!99a•J97__ _ Bibl@~ tudv. 7::10 ~ 1!1. Wi!lhiA!ilAV Mld.wYk PravAr P~e_re~ oervic~ e~ch Tuesa4v Reedsville News, Notes • SOMEIIOOY IN THEilE MUST UKE US! ~€ W!! THAT MIDGE DECIPEDT'COME. Bakers of Hoisum Bread Middleport , Ohio DMARKET' ~~ MARK VSTORE by THOMAS JOSEPH RACINE APPLE CA05SA ~Elll!lE~S! ·--~~-=-:--:-:-:=-=--=------:--+----;:-;;;;:;;:Po;;:m""';er:;o~y,~0;.:;;;:;;-.:._;--1 If our religious beliefs, acls, and faith, and whatever we may or then surely we should say do to describe them, are life 1·•··1f, ..,.. find it difficult not to "talk shop." - Robert T. Bumgarner,pastor, LET ,\ CAIJO!t;D APPLE OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. fHE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS co: 6UT'~t.GT'S !Of ~.rwsr M~ (,6.~0\ED General Merchandise Tuppers Plains Ph. 667-32&u Rexall Drugs We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions 992-2955 Pomeroy Family Recreation Swimming, Camping .' ! LODWicK'S MARKET SWISHER &LOHSE ROYAL OAK PARK ~'.. . .' 992· 3665 ' MAI{SE I ~HOOLDN'T ~~VE .\\APE IT WITH CHOCOLATE MILK, ... �r ~"" r- r r r r ' - •• ·- •· • " - ~·· i ' .. . Cancella.tlon - Corrections Will be acfepted unt1i 91 m for Oav of Publica ti on Tt"t~ right REGULATIONS Publisher reserves the to edit or,..re/ect any adl deemed Oble!tl onal Wanted Notice l>EADLINES I 5 P M Dly Before Publication Monday Dead~ine 9 a m Thf. 'ubi tsher will not be responslblt' ~or more than one incorrect msertlon KOSCOT KOSMETICS AND WIGS, SPEC IALS MONTH LY BROWN' S IN DE PENDENT DISTRIBU TOR, MIDDLEPORT PHONE '192 5113 2 23 tfc ;: R ::E:: V-:: 1V~A:-:L-s-;-ta-r-::1,-ng~F::-e-:b-28th thru March 11th, 7 30 p m , Rev Cecil Wise, first week, Rt 3, Pomeroy Ohio Rev Amos Tillis 2nd week Rebersburg, Pa • everyone Is welcome. Pastor Rev Lee Burnem , Rutland Com mun1ly Church : 2 23 6tc . WANTED CHIPWOODI Poles Maximum Diameter 10" on Largest End • RATES Wartt Ad Servfce 5 cents per Word one Insertion Mlni1J!um Charge 75c 12 centr' per word thr't CCIMecutlve lnsert1ons l \8 cents per word sh< con secut1ve lnsert•ons 25 Per Cent Discount on paid ads and adspaldwlthin lOdays 31L('S Army Navy Surplus CARD OF THANKS Store, Work Clothing, Work & OBITUARY Shoes and Boots, Tools Tarps Sl SO tor SO word mlnlm~m and much more at discount Each ,additional word 2c prices as N Court Sf , DELIVERED BLIND AOS Addlooonal 2Sc Charge per Athens phone S92 2488 open 9 TO <l.dvertlsement am tos JOp m da1ly,except OFFICE HOURS Monday and Fnday, 9 to 9 8 30 1 m to 5 00 p m Dolly pm to 12 00 Noon 2 23 2tc 8 30 a m Saturday --------GUN SHOOT, also rifle matches Open Saturdays - open sites only and spec1al from8a m to3 3Dp m deer slug match , Forked Run On Old Rt. 33 IN LOVING memory of my Sportsman Club, Sunday, Phone 992-2689 beloved husband Raymond J. February 25th 12 noon ,Frank , who passed away 3 2 22 3tc Pomeroy, Ohio. years ago February 23 1970 Sadly m1ssed by h1s wife, 26th ANNUAL Hereford Sale 21 M1ldred OpportunitieS Bulls and 18 Females, 2 23 ltc Southeastern Ohio Hereford Assoctal1on All Clean HIGH Volume Serv1ce Station for lease pa1d trainmg Pedigrees both horned and please call 614 '192 5121 be polled Saturday, March 17, tween 8 am and 5 P m WE WISH to extend our heart 1973 Show 10 00 AM Sale 2 18 121c felt thanks and appreciation 1 00 PM Rock Springs Fa~r for the acts of kindness shown Grounds, Rt 33, three miles to us during the death of our north of Pomeroy, OhiO For beloved husband. father and catalogs wr~te to Lloyd brother, Honel (Leroy) Blackwood Sale Mgr Rt 3, LADIES, can you use extra Denny We especially thank Pomeroy Ohio 45769 dollars a week part lime? No Bruce Davis Rev Keith 2 22 3tc Investment ca r helpful Wise, Rev Lloyd Gnmm, Phone '192 2717 between 9 a Mall1n Funeral HQme, the PARASOL Boutique Salon ne•t mand2pm pallbearers, nelg,hbors, to Skate A Way announces 2 22 3tc relatives and fnends for food, Permanent Special February flowers and prayers, also the 20th thru March lOth Breck BABYSITTER needed at singers V1olet Grafe, Bonnie perm and the new Phase 7 Washington, W Va Separate Nicholson and Billy Hall , the perm regular $17 so now housmg provtded w1th all pianist Your kindness will 513 so, phone 985 4141 ex penses pa1d Excellent never be forgottoen Judy operators Richard and opportunity for good lob and Deanna, Brian, sisters and Sandra Kerns own place to II ve Wn e P 0 brother 2 18 12tc Box 71 Washmgton, W Va 2 23 lfp 26181 2 18 61c ~For $7.00 Per Ton WANTED, Beef H1des, will $9 a piece, Pomeroy Mason. W Va , phone 5600 2 16 For Rent 2 BEDROOM Help Wanted PUBLIC NOTICES Your Right to Know informed cf the func tlons ot your government are embodied In public not1ces In that self government charges au cit1zens to be l nfo~med th•s newspaper urges every citizen to read and study these notices We strongly advise those clt1zens seeking turtner lnformat•on, to exercise the ir r•ght of access to publ ic record s and public meetings and be 1 PUBLIC NOTICE Nollct Is hereby given that the Ohio Environmental Protection Aoen ~V1 tnt1rids to lconslder fhe adoption and rescission of rules and 1i"eoulatlons on the subject matter described below Public hearings will be held March 26 and 27, 1973, commencing at 9 00 a m each day and con tlnulng ur.1tll .. 00 p m each day with recess for lunch Sa•d hearings will be held In Hearing Room 2, 65 South Front Street, Cotum bus. Ohio, and all persons Interested are Invited to attend or be represe(lted The adoption end rescission of rules and regulations on the following general sublecl matter will be considered 1 Adoption of Regulation EP 1 01 through EP 1 OS setting forth water quality standards for all waters In the State of Ohio and Including the following general general subject matter standards mhcing zones cold water fisheries, Mahoning River Basin and Lake Erie Rescission of all water quality standards previously adopted by the Water Pollution Control Board appllcable to any waters of the State of Ohio and not previously rescinded except the water quality standards and implementation plan fer the Mahoning River and 1ts tributaries in Ohio, adopted by the Oh10 Water Pollution Control Board on Julv 11 , 1972, and except water quality criteria adopted by the Water Pollution Control Board April 11 1967, for Lake Erie and the Interstate waters thereof 2 Adoption of Regulation EP 30 01 through EP 30 08 setting forth regulations relating to permits to Install facilities constltut lng a source of air water or solfd waste pollut•on and Including the following general subject matter definitions permit to Install required permit to Install exemptions permit to .nstall applicat ions criteria for decision by Director procedure for decision by Direc tor ter mmatlon of permlt to 1nstall Rescission of AP o 02 of the Air Pollution Control Board In eluding th e general subject matter of perm its to install new source and perm1ts to mod •IY sources 3 Adoption of Regulation EP 39 01 lhrough EP 39 OS setting forth a schedule of lees tor var ious permits 1ssued by ttle Ohio Environmental Protect ion Agency, and inc lud ing tht follow ing general subject matter 11ppllcat1on tees permit to Install fees water diSCharge permit tees air contammant source permit and variance fees , exempt 1ons Rescission of AP 13 01 and AP 13 02 of the Air Pollution Control BoarG Including the following general subject matter deflnlf10ns tee schedule 4 Adoptlofl of Rule EP 40 01 through EP .40 30 setting forth the procedure to be followed at adjudication hearings and public meetings before the Oh1o Env.ronmental Protect•on Agency and 1ts hearmg exam lners and Including the following general subject mailer appiJcablllty con struchon of rules and regulations def in•tlon s. heanng clerk , proposed action . fact sheets notices contents of public notices notice of water permit applications to govern ment agencies. coordination of Water Pollution COntrol Ac:t perm It program wUh agencies of the United Statn filing of papers. public meetings ; requests tor adludicator.y helrlngs and objections hearing uammers authority end duties of hearing examiners, place and time of hearings mot1ons con tlnua"ces prehearlng con ferences d Jsc overy ava1labtllty of agency tiles , adjUdiCatiOn h ear1ng procedures drrector as wit ness. burden of proof evlden"e. report of hearing "HElL" HEATING R.. COOLING Furnace Controls HUMIDIFIERS Hot Water Heaters Plumbing Electrocal Work ARNOLD BRQJHE~S 992-2448 Pomeroy, o. Business Services tra~ler in Mid Phone 2 21 tfc Rooms By The Week or Month Ltmtted Number Red Carpet Inn Rt. 61 N PI Pleasant, W Va 67S·S007 FURNISHED house llv1ng room bedroom, kitchen and bath Phone '192 7126 2 23 ftc BACHELOR type apartment, furntshed all ut1i1f1es Phone '192 5131 days or '192 3173 after 6p m 2 12 3tc 2 BEDROOM trailer close to m1ne s1te on Rt 325 by week or month, utlill1es pa1d Phone 742 S980 2 12 6tc fRAILER, Brown's Trailer Park, phone '192 3324 2 13 ftc -2--,:B-::E:-:D:-:R:-0:-0:-M::-m-ob-:-::-,le~h:o - me , ' HOME & AUTO 992·2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy OFFICE SUPPLIES 20~ and FURNITURE The Daily Sentinel Stop In and See Our Floor Display. Pomeroy ESTATE AUCTION DATE Salu•day, February 24, 1973 T1me 12 00 Noon Localton 3rd and Main Street New Havenj W Va (Across from Pomeroy . Ohio) ON THE above date we will sell the estate of the late Mrs Zelma Tme' Cundiff at Absolute Auct10n , 'h Carat Fme Cut D•amond , 3!4 Carat Fme Cuf Dtamond mtsc'l r1ngs watches etc cedar chest soi1d Cherry bedroom su1fe wood floor lamp very pnm1f1ve typewnter , furs gate leg drop leal table, i1ke new Fng1da1re electnc stove Norge refngerator - like new dinette set. desk sewmg mach1ne, five piece twin bedroom suite, numerous anttque dolls, p1cture frames living room su1te, T V Knotty Pme bedroom sutte avtoharp mantl e clock fireplace equipment hat pms antique writing table , Walnut 4 drawer chest 46 star flag, m1scl glass ware w1cker AT TIME of i1stmg auct1on, we are prepanng satd sale and we are sure that there are numerous ttems of tnterest yetto be found flarold Sm1th, Admtn1strator Sale con dueled by J1m McCutcheon Auchoneer1n9 Company 1 23 lie 7.e==,..-;====::- Auto Sales For Sale examiner or presiding off1cer , record final action , agency journal reg isters of current and past actions, emergency orders rules ot eth•cs Resciss ion of HEwp OS 01 through HEwp 05 16 of the Water Pollution Control Soard mclud,ng the following general sublect matter Bf'pllcab•ilty deflhltlons , hearing exam 1ners authority of hear 1ng exam Inen place and lim e of hearing prehearing con ferences continuances documentary evidence, hearlng procedures burden of !)roof requests for hear ings default record as a basis tor decision s confect of decl,lons , rules of ethics construction of rules and regulation 5 Adoption of Regulation EP .49 01 through EP 49 04 sett•ng forth general provisions and procedure for the Ohio En vironmental Protection Agency and Including ttle follow ing general subject matter public notice rules and regulations severability public ava,l&bli•tv of informBIIOn civ il and criminal penalties Resc•sslon of AP 1 01 ot the Air Pollution Control Board the general subject matter of which Is rules and public notice regulatlos , AP 9 07 through AP 9 09 of the Air Pollution Control Board the general subject matter of which Is civil and crlm Ina I penalties. public ava ilability of Information and severability HEwp 1 01 of the Water Pollution Control Board the general sub(ect matter of Wh ich Is public notice rules and regulations and HE 1 02 of the Oepartment ot Health the general subfect matter ot wh 1ch Is public not ice regulations to the extent that It applies to the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency 6 Adopt1on of R~ulatlon EP 32 01 through EP 32 OS settmg forth regulations governing alr contaminant source permits to operate and variances and Incl ud ing the follow ing general subject matter def initions permits to operate variances general policy , exemptions ResciSSIOn of AP 9 01 and AP 9 03 through AP 9 06 Inc luding the general subJect matter of definitions perm1ts to operate var.ances , general pol•cv and exemptions 7 Amendments of Regulation AP 2 01 of the Air Pollution Control Board including the general subject matter of definitions for terms used In all a ir pollution regulations Amendments will change the definition of Act ' deflnmg each term to me'an Chapters 3704 and 3745 of the Revised Code and will change the definition Of 'Board' to a of Board ', definition "Agenc;y " or ' Ohio EPA" defining each terms to mean the Ohio Env ironmental Protect1on Agency or Its O•rector as the contut or other regulat1on or law' may require . and add the definition of "efltctlve dote of these regulations " defining such term to mean February 15, 19n, and will change the letter dtslgnations preceding each definition after (J > Tht subject matter •n •terns one, four and five will be con sldertd on March 26, 1973 and the subject matter In 1tems two. three. SllC, and se ven will be considered on March 211 1973 Co~ies at lhe Rules and Regulations to be constdered are Iva liable from the DIVISIOn of Avthor .ut•on and Com pllance Ohio Environmental Protection Agency, P 0 Box 10.. 9, .. 50 East Town -""Stree t Columbus Ohio .43216 121 23. lie Mobile Homes For Sale 4 For Sale " 1 70 Olds 98 LS., vinyl roof, air·------'2995 70 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, luU power, air -- 12995 , J~ Chav.TDoor, 6 c,l., std.-------- 1895 69 FalcOn 4 Door, 6 cyt., std.------- 1895 69 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, full pow., air·-- '1595 69 Men:ury Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto.-- 11395 68 Dodge Polara 4 boor H.T.--------'895 68 Pontiac Bonneville 4 Dr., ai ·-----11395 68 Ford Gal 500 4 Door, air ------..!1095 67 Olds 98 Town Sed., power & air·--- '995 • 66 Cadillac Sed. Deville, power, air ·---·'1295 66 Pontiac Catalina 4 Door -------- 1595 66 Buick LaSabre 4 Door, air------~ '695 For Sale ====~~==1~1:1;t:.fc ~ WASHINGTON 'S * 1 BIRl HDAY SlACKS .SALE BUY OtiE. PAlR GET 1 PAIR FREE Slacks and teans sale for the fam1ty 10 Oays Only 9. _ POMEROY 6iill Jack W Carsey, Mgr Phone 992 2181 Business For Sale H & R Firestone Store, Middleport This store has operated as a partnership far over 22 years at thos one locallon My partners are all elderly aod would like to relore We have a lot of good customers whe are depe~nt on our serv1ce & saJes We Would toke to sell at on ventory pr~ee, plus display counters, f1xtures and hghts The building could be pur chased separately or rented Please contact Bob Haggerty al store No local phone calls accepted Deals On Wheels! 68 Mercury ~ntego V a motor, auto trans, a1r cond•hon1ng Good shape. ready to go 66 Chev. 112 Ton Ptckup V 8 motor good cond1t1on Meigs Equipment Co. Ph 992 2176 Pomeroy Real Estate For Sale o~uroo m brick house tn Middleport. car peled, paneled, kitchen and dining room hie complete w1th drapes $6500 Cali '192 346S • 2 22 6tc 1112 story. J. SMALL 4 room house In New Haven Phone 882 2475 or lnqu~re at 616 F lfth St 2 22 Jtc ----''-------,... . HOUSE 1n Long Bollom, phone 985 3529 WILL tnm or cut trees, clean out basements, attics Phone 949 3221 etc 2 4-JOtc DOZER and back hoe work, ponds and septic tanks, dlt chlng service, fop soli, 1111 dirt, limestone, B&K Ex· cavatlng Phone 992-5367, Dick Ka~r. Jr 91-tlc READY -MIX CONCRETE delivered right to your pro/eel Fast and easy FrM est mates, Phone 992 32~. Goegleln Ready Mix Co., Middleport Ohio • 6 JO.tlc IN POMEROY Nice apartment, with business 10 sleeping rooms. 3'h baths, basement, utility room. storage room, por ches, garage, good Income property Call lor par tlculars 2 YEARS OLD Lot 100x120 (level), 3 large bedrooms W C , lovely k1tchen all builtin, dining R , large living R , utility R , fireplace, bath, carpeted, basement Eoceilent neigh borhood Storm doors & windows 523.000 00 RUTLAND Excellent business Stock and equipment Included Lovely apartment over 5 rooms, 3 bedrooms, bath, nice kitchen, H W floors, 2 glassed porches Furnace JUST $17,900 00 2 STORY BRICK MIDDLEPORT - 5rooms, 2 bedrooms, bath, dining R., new forced air furnace Lvel lot Garage Fenced lor children Storm doors & windows 58.500 00 6 ROOMS MIDDLEPORT 3 bedrooms, bath, dining, nice kitchen, paneling, tiled, nice floors, utility R , gas F A heat, garage, nice level lot, cellar SlO,OOO 00 Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. Broker 110 Mechanic Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 NEW LISTING MIDDLEPORT 2 bedrooms, bath, gas cir culator heal All utilities Near store and schools Asking only ss,soo 00 30ACRES 4 BEDROOMS-Warm with free gas heat All minerals 10 acres or more of farm land About SlS,OOO 00 RIVER FRONTAGE NEARLY 400 FT New 1972 Fleetwood 3 bedroom mobile heme, 12•65 An 18 foot boat with 120 H P motor, and tra1ler Space for2nd trailer ALL MINERALS 117 ACRES - High land locust thicket gas well, dug well. house, barn and several outbuildings Just 519,500 00 MODERN ' 7 ACRES 4 bedrooms, oil electric l'l• baths, basement Near Rt 7 NEW HOME RUTLAND - 3 bedroom ali electrtc Full basement, garage and mce lot 011y $20.500 00 HELP' HELP' WE HAVE PROPERTY RUNNING OUT OUR EARS HELEN L TEAFORD, ASSOCIATE NO SUNDAY SHOWINGS 992-332S 992· 5342 GMAC FINANCING I REALTY 6111 E. Moin Pomeroy THROUGHOUf OHIO & W VA I\IHY TAKE A CHANCE• LIST WITH US TODAY Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY ci:I'LAND WE OFFER YOU 8 YEARS REAL ESTATE EX PERIENCE IN MEIGS CO 3 SALESMEN TO ASSIST IN THE SALE OF YOUR PROPERTY AD VERTISING POMEROY Open Evenings Unttl6:00-Til5 p.m . Sat. and backhoe work , septic tanks Installed, dump trucks and to-boys for hire, wlfl haul fill dirt, fop soli, limestone and gravel, call Bob or Roger Jeffers, day phone '192 7089, night phone '192 3525 or 992 S232 2 11 tic AUTOMOBILE Insurance been cancelled? Lost your nperafor 1 S license' Call 992 2966 6 15 tfc Real Estate For Sale "You'll Like Our Quall.ly Way of Dotng Business" :-:--c=:-:-:--:----:EXCAVATING, dozer, loader Real Estate For Sile Gataxle 4 dr H T, fact a~r p 196~NVA.u.J:U: ,, , $1295 350 lne, 4-SPII<!~ns wide oval tires, wh rings, red ... f1rllsh. lk ilkkthhts, console. radio tape Sharp car & priced to !'lOVe 1969 CHEV. BIS. 4 DR $899 327 V Be~glne , automallc trans, pcwer steering & brakes, good tires, green fin1sh with matching Interior Book Value $1150 00 Early Bird Special l 196HHEVROLET BELAIR ~ 51095 Station wagon, V 8 engine, standard transmission rad1o, good fires, clean vinyl Inferior green finish. 1 owner new car trade-In Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EYES, 1:00 I'.M. fiPMEROY, 01110 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Cllt No 20162 Estate of GENEVA YATES Wolfpen Deceased Notice Is hereby given that David Robert Yates of 23 Grandview Rd. Cambr idge , Otllo, has been duly appointed EKecutor of the Estate of Geneva Yates, deceosed,late of Meigs County Ohio Creditors are required to file their claims with said fiduciary within fourlmonths Dated this 1 12th day of February 1973 Manning D Webster Judge Court of Common Pleas. Probate Division 121 16, 23 (3) 2, 31 • t l·j • j '' •• I HENRY E CLELAND BROKER '192·2259 1f noan1wer 992 2568 or 985·4209 1970 BUICK ...................s2295 Custom LeSabre 4dr, fact a1r, P S P B , v1nyltop 1970 CHEV.....................S2195 Capr1ce2 dr H T, fact a.r, P S, P B , Cru1seControl 1970 PLY.......................51295 Fury II 4 dr fact a~r, P S 'Sharp' 1 1969 MER......................s1395 1969 FORD .....................s1295 LTD 4 Dr H T a1r P S, P B vmyltop 1971 CHRY....................$2195 Newport 4 Dr P S News, Notes I Mr. Ray Smtih, Donald and Moke, were SWiday vos1tors of hos brother, Mr and Mrs c;harley Smoth , Mr and Mrs Everett Ray Johnson, Audra, Jeffery and Ertc of Columbus, Mrs Helen Johnson were Saturday Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should come to us for income tax help. See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel personal situation least possible tax. own so that you pay o. Racine Social Events Mr and Mrs Bob Btrch of Bellevue spent the weekend wolh hi$ parents, Mr and Mrs Elza Borch Mrs Btrch has returned home from Holzer Medocal Center Tuesday evenong donner guests of Mrs Ethel Wheeler and Mrs. Ada Bays were Mr Harold Hamm of Poltsburgh and Mrs Elva Cottrtll of Logan, and recent guests were Mrs. Freda Frecker and son, Donme, and Kenneth Newland of Pme ~.a~ Miit Sybol Ebersbach bf Pdllleroy John Wmgett of Cleveland spent the weekend woth hts parents , Mr and Mrs E A Wmgetl Mr and Mrs Rob Palmer spent several days here woth her parents, Mr and Mrs George Neogler and vosoted hos parents at Pennsboro, W Va Gretta and Isabel Sompson were dmner guests SWiday of Mr and Mrs Bert Grunm, Letart Falls Mr and Mrs Gerald Stropson and daughters, Sheryl and Doana, spent Sunday m Columbus woth Mr and Mrs Rex Carlysle Mr and Mrs Alfred Crow evenong vosttors of Mr and Mrs Larry Johnson, Gma, Tahnee and Brady Mr, and Mrs Ray Johnson and famoly of Colwnbus were vosotors of Mr and Mrs James W. Johnson and famoly of Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Charley Smoth w~re SWiday evemng vosttors of hos brother, Mr and Mrs Harley Smoth of Kanauga Mrs Larry Barr and daughter were Monday VISitors of her parents, Mr and Mrs Howard Thoma and daughters, Nancy and Becky, spent a few days woth lhetr son, Rook, a student at Georgia Ga at Davtd Tech, Crow,Atlanta, a sludent Lincoln Techmcal Institute on lndoanapolos, Ind spent the weekend woth hts grand· mother, Mrs James Swart Tuppers Plains Society News By Mrs Evelyn Brlckles Sunday School attendance was 53 and offerong $22 5J Worshop attendance was 27 and offerong $24 DO Mr and Mrs John Bailey of Flatwoods, 0 , were SWiday guests of Mr and Mrs. Dms· more Boyles Mr and Mrs Terry Deem have moved from Alfred to the Dora Mae Calaway properly here 1 Mr and Mrs Roy Deem of Coolvolle were pleasantly surprosed Friday evenmg by theor choldren on honor of thetr mother, Mrs Deem's btrthday Theor children are Mr and Mrs Steven Gamer and famoly of Voenna, W Va ; Mr and Mrs Larry Deem and farnoly of Torch, 0 , Mr and Mrs Wesley Deem and famoly, Mr and Mrs Terry Deem and famoly, Bill Deem and Sue Deem, all of Coolville Mrs Deem rece1ved lovely borthday gifts Harold Brannon was taken to St Joseph's Hospotal, Parkersburg, one day last week suffermg from a heart conditoon George Powell is home from the hospotal after spending several days there wolh pneumoma , Mrs Eff1e Watson attended church servoces at Long SATURDAY Only 6~ For 8-16 oz. bottles Diet Rite Cola 89' For 8-16 oz. bottles the USDA INSPECTED 1----·-7_9~!_1~---·---·-,;,..-....n INCOME TAX I'EOPLI! FAST, FREE DELIVERY ANYWHERE IN RUTLAND CITY LIMITS. 4 BEDROM home 2 baths gas 304 E. Main 992-3795 Pomeroy, 0. Ooen 9 T~• 5 Men thru Sal • NO App01nbnent NeceSIIIJ 1s7' Court St. 592·2851 Cor. Sec. lo SycaqMII'e 446-0303 Athens, O.llipolis, 0. o. CARPENTER'S GROCER ' Salem St Rutland, Ohto Open 8.00to8:00 ~~~ thru F11 ~~ ~tUcl\t '• I ..................... We Keep The Best and Wholesale The Rest Don't Forget We Service What We Sell OUR WORD IS OUR BOND SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 992-2174 1"' to 8 (I) 8 Open Evenings 'Til 7 p.m. & Sat. 'til 5 p.m. Service 'Til 12 Noon on Saturday 1.------------------------------------------• Laurel Cliff News Notes 500 E. Mam St., Pomeroy, Otuo long Bottom Carmel News, Social Notes By Bertha Parker Mr and Mrs Larry Walker, Sabbath School attendance Mr and Mrs Harmon Fox at the Free Methodist Church recenUy visited Mr and Mrs Feb 11 was 101, offerong from Roy Howell, Indiana Mr and Mrs Doyle Multo all serv1ces, $168 05. Rev and Mrs Robert and famoly of New Mrs Emma Fox recently Buckley, Mr and Mrs lloyd Ph1ladelph1a, Ohio spent the called on Mrs. George Sisson, Wroghl, Mr. Bob BUllion called•o·' ~ ,.. I 111: ht weekend woth Mr Bl'd 1Mrs ROck Spnnasa• • " ~~ " _ on Mr. and Mrs. , Claiencre--Homer t orcle,' Verna' and Mrs Della Curtis recenUy Curtis Maroe Corcle also v1soted at the spent 1an evenmg w1th Bertha Archer home of Walter, Eva Parker. In 1972, Prestdent NIXon and Sadte Mr and Mrs. Harmon spent conferred for four hours on Mr and Mrs Frank Hudson a SWiday wtth theor daughter Pekong woth CommWiosl Chiand daughter Tom of Racme, and family, Mr and Mrs John nese Premter Chou En-lao Mr and Mrs Shelby Pickens Douglass, Guysville and famtly of Syracuse were calling on Mr and Mrs. Allan PRE·SEASON of Racone spent a recent Taylor on Sunday evemng With EWioe Bronker Wolloam and Cathy Carleton Mr and Mrs A E Johnson, By the Day Dorothy Wells entertaoned woth a dinner hononng her husband Chester's borlhday Guests were· Mr and Mrs Ross Wells .!lnd s?hs, M1; J!rn:l Mrs Ollie Sayre and daughten, Reedsville, Mr and Mrs Ralph Wells and fam1ly, Ellen and Josephme Wells and the host and hostess and family Leona Hensley was a dmner guest of Mr and Mrs Sarrume !l.aorden Emma Powell and Renee R.ae Oatley who have been patlenls on local hospotals, have relurned to thetr homes VtSJtong Mr, and Mrs Fred Larkins were Mr and Mrs Ted Sedwock, Tuppers Plaons, Mr and Mrs Junoor Spaum, Bottom Christian Chutc h Racme, and Howard Larkins, where her grandson, Roger Portland Watson of Athens, preached Mrs V1rg1l Wamsley, She was a dinner guest of him Cheshtre, was an overnight and hos parents, Mr and Mrs guest of Mr and Mrs. Dorsel Harold Watson of Athens Larkins · Mr and Mrs Cliflon Spencer Mr and Mrs Larry Curtis, of Belpre were Sunday guesls former restdents, are an of hos aWit, Mr and Mrs noWicong the borth of a son, Wayne Brockles. Tobey Joe, Feb 13. They have Mrs Clarence Headley os three other children, Tamrrue, convalescong at home after Timmie and Terro spendong several weeks on the Mr and Mrs George Frye, hospotal as a medical patient Parkersburg, were Vllloting Mr Willard Clark of New Jersey anq Mrs Harold NewiWI spent a couple of days here Mr and Mrs Denver Curtis, woth hos brother, Mr and Mrs Charleston, W Va , were Way Clark vosotong Mary Pierce Mr and Mrs Larry Curios of Mr and Mrs Howard Yotmg, Long Bottom are announcing Paden City, W Va., and Mr the btrth of a son on Feb 13 at and Mrs Kenny Reynolds, Camden Clark Hospolal and he Pomeroy, were VISiting Mr weighed 8 lbs , 9 oz, and is and Mrs Gartb Smoth, named Toby Joe The couple Mrs Lou Louden and have three other children Mrs. daughter, Cheshire, were Curtis 1a a noece of Mrs. v1sotong Mr and Mrs Dorsel Marvon Walker of Tuppers Larkins Plams Lila Ridenour and son and Besste Webster returned Mr and Mrs. Tom Hayman home from St Joseph Hospotal and daughters were vosoUng on Tuesday, ' the same day she Ernestme Hayman who has _had surgery on her face She is been ill recovertng 1 Several attended funeral Moss Judy Perry of Parkers- Sl!rvices for Geneva Yates who burg spent the weekend here was a former resodent here, at wolh her aWil, Mrs Bessoe Middleport Webster -VIolet Smith Custom Framing PORK STEAK THE \ Chester, .,{lOYAL CROWN COLA ' HOUSE F'oX >A c t: , 114 Bnck Street Pomeroy Oh1o, bnck house, 3 bedrooms e.cellenf location, close to school and c1ty contact Lou Osborne or ). r.a ll '19 2 S898 1l 26 lie 741-4211 Arnold Grate Rutland ~------------~~~~--~~~~~ PB Good selection Of Cheaper Cars Reuon 10. H & R Block tax preparers have an received special trwning on the use of the new tax fonns for this year. We will use the fom1 that best fits your lI i -'----~--·· & 1971 PONTIAC GRANDVILLE ..~.?.~....~~~..............................53895 1971 BUICK ELE. 225 .... ~..~~-..~·.~·:.~!~..................................!4195 1970 PONTIAC FIREBIRD...~:~.~~!~~ ................................... ~2495 1970 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE.~.?.~.. ~.~·..~~~.~!~~~.~. ~~.~ ......... $2995 1970 DODGE MONACO ..~..~~:.~~~ ..1.~:~~.1.. ~~~~?:.~1.~ ..................s2795 1970 PONTIAC LEMANS ...~.~~:.~:.?.~~..?~~.~~·.~1.~ $2495 1969 PONTIAC. GRAND PRIX ..~~~..~~~:~·.~ 1.~ ~2495 1969 CHEVROLET IMP. ~..~~.. ~.~~~~:.?.~~..~~~.~~:.~.~~.~!~~~~ ..... ~1495 1969 MERCURY.. }.~.~?.~.~·!... ~~~.~~~~~~:.~.1.~ ..........................51795 1967 PONTIAC CATALINA ....~.?.~~.~~.~ .............. ~ ................... 5895 1966.FORD GALAX IE .... ~..~~...~~:·..~?.~~.~........................... ONLY s495 1965 TEMPEST CONV.......~.~,..~~!.~..~~.......................... ONLY 5595 .................. •Monterey 4 dr fact a1r P S P B, vmyl top • furnace, full basement, river frontage, Syracuse, Oh1o, Phone 992 2360 I 25 tfc PB Located on St. Rt. 7 --C--B~R~A~D~F::-D~R::-0-,-:A-uc~tl~on-ser Complete Service Phone 949 3821 Racine, Ohio Crill Bradford S.l ftc O'DELL WHEEL alignment located at Crossroads, Rf 124, complete front end service, tune up and brake service Wheels " Balalicea ' elec ' Ironically Ail work guaranteed Reasonable rates Phone '192 3213 or 742 3232 2 18 tfc 1971 FORD ................... }2195 s Ph. 985-4100 Karr & Van Zandt Some Great New & Used Car Buys.We Still Have 6 New Pontiacs At A Special Low Price • RIGGS USED CARS No Payments Until After Mar. 27, 1973 SEPTIC TANKS CLIANEO REASONABLE rates Ph .US. 4782, Gaiii(>Oiis, John Russell, Owner & Operator 5 12 tic I' ' . 71 Cadillac Coupe DeVUie, power, air--- 5100 OIL AND GAS Serv1ce, new and used furnaces new aluminum siding and remodeling 24 hour serv1ce, phone 843 2833 1 25 JOtp ~----,-- Pmfo 3 dr Runabout 72 Buick La Sabre 4 Dr., ViOOf, air • .:-..!3795 \ 12495 7Hhevy Nova' 4 Dr., V-8 auto., P.S. --- G & E Arphance Repair, repair on al laundry equipment, refngerafton equ1pment and house wtrlng, welding ~ electric and gas Call '192 3802 or alter 4 30 p m call 992 60SO 2S301p SEWING MACHINES Repaor serv1ce, all makes 992 2284 The Fabnc Shop, Pomeroy Authorized Singer Sales and Service We Sharpen Scissors 3 29 tfc E LNA and White Sewing Machines • servtce on an EXCAVATING Dozers, large makes Reasonable rates and small Backhoes and The Sewing Center, Mid Loaders on track and tires dleport, Ohio Dump trucks - Lo boy 11 16 tfc Serv1ce Septic tanks In stalled George (BIIII Puihns phone '192 2478 2 9 tfc SEE US FOR Awnings, storm doors and windows, carports, marquees, aluminum siding HARRISON'S TV Service and and railing A Jacob, sales Serv1ce Calls, phone 992 2S22 representative For free) 29tfc 1 estimates, phone Charles Lisle, Syracuse, V V SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC Johnson and Son, Inc SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEAN 3 2 lie ED, REPAIRED MILLER SANifATION, STEWART, DAVES Garage, formerly Jim OHIO PHONE 662 3035 10 4 tfc Heaton 's Garage on West Shade Road Is now open lor .P - -L-U_M_B _I_N_G_w-or_k_d_o-:-n-e - phone business Work done on all cars trucks and farm trac 985 4265 tors call 98S 4118 between 8 2 1l 30fc am and 6 pm or 98S4233 after 6 p m 2 21 4tc SIIIIGER automatic sewmg machtne. l1ke new In walnut WILL do remodeling, Interior cabmet Makes design ,stlf and extenor pa1ntlng, con ches, ztg zags buttonholes crete work by hour or con blind hems, overcasts, etc tract, phone '192 3511 SBS Call Ravenswood, 273 2 21 12fp 9521 or 273 9893 1972 FORn .............~ .......~1795 72 Cadilac CH, DeVille, C.C. air·---- ~100 ALL WEAntER ROORNG AND CONSTRUCTION PHONE~ 992-2550, BOB SLOAN & C. L. KITCHEN 992 -5653 USED CARS , ·' Hove your home built lly Custom Builders. O•r carpenters hove 20 y11n experience In bultdfftl holllfl 1n Mtlgs County. HOME BUILDING & REMODELING I completely furnished call 992 2441 after s 30 p m 2 7 tfc ---:c-::c::-c-:-.,.....-:3 AND 4 ROOM '"'"'shed and unfurntshed apartments GUN Shoot Saturday Phone 992 5434 February 24th 7 30 p m 4 12 ftc LOST bright ca rpet col ors Mile H1il Road, factory choked guns only , assorted restore them wtth Blue meats , refreshments UNFURNISHED 3 room Lustre Rent electrtc sponsored by the Racine Fire apartment, adults only No shampooer Sl Nelson s Drug Dept pets, 408 Spring Ave , Store, Pomeroy Oh10 2 21 3fc Pomeroy 2 23 2tc 1 7 tfc HOOD'S AQUARIUMS, fish - - - - - - - STEREO 8 track Must sell at and supplies, new location, once 1973 8 track stereo In Ash Street. Middleport near lovely walnut console Take park phone 992 5443 1972 CHEYENNE Super over pa ymen Is of S7 55 per 1 7 tic Chevrolet v, ton pickup, 8 ft month or pay $101 SO Cali '192 sleepside, automat1c, power 5331 1 23 tfc HEAL THY, fat cute pupp1es- brakes and power steering, 350 V 8 motor , heavy duty FREE phone '192 6083 2 18 6tp suspens1on. 8,000 actual 1972 ZIG ZAG Sewmg Machine m lleage with Insulated Th 1s machine IS a dressmaker topper w1th 2 new ~•Ira mocel Pay balance of s381SCJ PUBLIC NOTICE w~eels and tires, phone 949 or pay balance of S6 p~r The Charles E Larkins real 2820 month Call 992 5331 estate located m the VIllage of 2 21 6tc 2 23 tfc Chester Is being offered for - - -- - - - - --------sale Ask,ng pme Is sn,ooo oo Pets For /ntormat1an contac t Osborne Ad EGIAN 1 72 HONDA 3SO Scrambler, Josephine mlnistratflx Long Bottom 3 NORW rna e excellent cond1t1on, 3314 Ohio R o sa te su b1ect to Thorobreds. 3 months old actual m1tes $625 Phone '192 approval ot Probate Couro Phone 965 3371 2865 Joseph•ne Osborne 2 22 3tc 2 22 6tp AdmlnlstratrilC of the Estate of Charles E Lar kins , Deceased PARKVIEW Kennels going out EARLY AMERICAN stereo (21 23 25 26 Jtc of bustness Btg prtce radto comb1nahon AM FM rad io 4 speaker sound reduchon on ali dog s Ail AK C 592 Broadway & Ash system 4 speed automatiC Streets, Middleport, Oh1o changer Balance $77 69 Use PUBLIC NOTICE our budget terms Call '192 12 13 lie The following document was 7085 received by the Ohio En 2 22 6tc v lr onmental Protection Agency, 450 East Town Street Columbus Oh 10 43216 during MODERN Walnut style stereo the week of February 11 1973 MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE rad1o , AM FM radio 4 Anyone who may be agor~eved SAVE' SAVE' SAVE' On the speaker so und system, 4 or adversely affected by 'SUPER BARGAINS" now s pee d automatic changer Issuance of such permit may avtlable at Ber ry -Mill er Balance S65 98 Use our reques t an adjudication hearmg Mobile Home Sales We have budget terms Call 992 7085 In accordance with Sec 3745 07 on our lot slate model 60•12, 2 Oh•a Rev•sed Code, by wntten 2 22 61c and 3 bedroom Mobile Homes request to the above address APPLICATION FOR. AIR that will be sold at below 69 FORD '12 ton pickup 70 PERMIT ong1nal factory cost These Honda Road B1ke '72 Oids Operate homes will be sold on a l~rst Delta 88, 4 door hardtop, air, R: 1chards & Sons Inc S R come - f1rst served basis If Gravely 14 horse with front 338 Letart Fal ls you want an honest to mounted mower 1 set 121 23 lt c goodness bargam on a good acetylene cutting torches, Mobile Home shop now at phone 992 3954 Berry M11ier Mobile Home 2 21 6tc Sales, 705 Farson Street, - - - - - - - - NOTICE FOR APPLICATION Belpre, OhiO, phone 423 9531 57 CHEVY, good condition, UNDER THE UNIFORM DEPOSITORY ACT Open 7 days $2SCJ, Portable washer and OFFICE OF THE 2 22 31c dryer, excellent condition , COUNTY TREASURER Sl751or both, phone 742 5263 MEIGS COUNTY 1973 14x70 COMMUNITY 2 21 6tc POMEROY, OHIO 45769 MoDiie Home, on a lof 9Sxl3S - - - - - - - - Applications will be rece1ved In Rutland mcludes dtsh CHOICE Cemeterv lot 4 orave by the undersig ned at the off1ce washer, washer and dryer plot m Me1gs Memory of the Board of Me1gs County sta tnless steel smk garbage Garden lots No 66 0 1 2 3 4, Commissioners Pomeroy Oh1o unt1l 9 00 am on th e 20th day of disposal eye level range and $300 phone 949 2820 March 1973 lrom any tmane~a l dacron polyester carpeting 2 21 6tc instrtutlon legally ellg1ble wh1Ctl throughout phone 742 3832 may desire to submit a wntten eventngs 60 PONTIAC street or slrlp, appllc~tlon to be public 2 21 12tc new engine, .t speed, depositary of the Active and lnac:llve and Interim deposrts of posttract, also rebu1lt .421 cu the Public Moneysotsa•d Board 1968 WINDSOR. 12x60 2 '" Ponhac eng1ne, good 326 as provided by the Uniform bedroom, with or without cu In Tempest engine and Depository Act Section 135 01 et other Pontiac parts phone furniture phone '192 3511 seq of the Revised Code of 992 2392 2 11 tfc Oh 10 2 21 6tp Sa1d applications sf'1all be made In conform ltv w•th the follow ing resolution passing (1) PAINT Damage 1972 Z1g February 13 1973 • Atr Condtlloners Zag Sew1ng Machmes Still In " Be It resolved that the ong1nal car ton s No at •Awnmgs es timat ed aQgregate maxi mum tacilments needed as our amounts of pubtlc funds sub ject •• Underpmnmg controls are built In Sews to the control of said board to be w1lh 1 or 2 needles, makes awarded and be depos1ted as Complete mobile hgme' Inactive deposits Is buttonholes, sew on buttons , 11 (ssoo,ooo oo1 ond '"efrobable servtce - plus gtgant1 c monograms, and blind hem maxi mum amount o Active 'display of mobile homes stitch Full cash price S38 50 Deposits at any tlme during the always available at or budget plan available period ot doslgnatlon IS • Phone 992 77S5 Electro ($5001000 00) and the probably MILLER Hyg1ene Co maximum amount of interim 2 21 6tc deposits Is ($750,000 GO) and be It further , MOBILE HOMES. resolved tha t bids be received 1220 Washington Bl•d (31 VACUUM Cleaners new 1972 until 9 00 am EST on the 20th Mocel Compl ele w1fh all day of March 1973, and thai 423 7521 BELPRE, 0. cleaning tools Small paint notice to all banks 1n sa1d damage 1n shipping Will lake County and such other banks as may be necessary be given CASH pa1d for all makes and $27 cash or budget plan ava 1iable Phone 992 7755, publ icat ion as provided by law models of mobile hom es Said Board ot Countv Com Ph od Electro Hygiene Co m intoners reserve the rl~ht to one area c e 614 423 9531 2 21 6fc re lect an1• or all bids ' _ _ _ _ _ ___4_13 ttc Awards of th' Active ~Jnd - LOCUST fence posts, phone 985 lnactlv• deposits of Public 1966 RICHARDSON 2 bedroom, 426S Moneys subject to the control of 10x50 mobile home excellent 2 ll ·301c sa1d Board will be made on condition ~ phone 992 6222 March 20 1973 for a penod of 2 18 6tp 7 MONTH OLD trailer 14 x 70, two years commencing on the ----~'----lsi day ol April 1973 Awards of unfurnished, fully carpeted Phone 991 7649 after S p m 1noer1m depo•lls of Pubi1c l\1oh ev will be made, March 20 2 18 l2tc 1973 for a period ol t•me provided by lh• County ONE Motorola T Y, block and treasurer commen cing on th e wh •te phone 992 2262 COAL, L1meslone Excelsior Sail Wor ks E Ma1n St 1st day of April 1973 2 23 3tc Applications Should be sea led - - - - - · - - -Pomeroy Phone 992 3891 and endorsed ' APPI ICII1ons DON T pump your s lugg1 ~ h 4 12 lie under the Uniform Depository sept 1c tonk Get Kletln Em Aco Robero Clark All Sept1c T•nk Cleaner HAMMOND Organ two Mo Ralph w Ours 1 'lnC! .... e~rK Farm Bureau 11lrl $995 now SB I~ Cdil 592 Charles R v .: • ~ r Pomeroy 41 61 Commls~ , oners MP ;5 Cv 1 23 lie 121 16 23 21 Not1ce KITatEN & SON CONSTRUCTION POMEROY USED OFFSET PLATES HAVE MANY USES Court St. I , I ----- - - 36"x2l"x 8 for Sl 00 dleporl, adults only '192 5592 In Memory Card of Thanks i51p OLD turn1ture, oak tables. organs, dishes, clocks, brass beds or complete households Wnte M 0 Miller, Rf 4, Pomeroy, Ohio Phone '192 6271 1 7 ftc OHIO PALLET CO. , Busmess pay St 773 i I For Sale , OOf. Aluminum Sheets r1 I I r = = ' For Sale Wanted To Buy CATTLE. top prices, phone Gall1p1Jiis 446 3792 2 16 121p I r e- The Dally Sanlinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Feb. 23,1973 s~;ti~da;;ifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds f!et ResuJ~t . WANTAQS INFORMATION , I Choice of many beautiful mouldings. Frames made to any s1ze. Expert workmanship. Wide selection of mat$, liners, mirrors, oval and ready-made frames to fit your decor. Custom Framing 915 Mossf11an Circle, Pomt Pleasant. (13041 675-1921 "You'll flke our frame up" Patrock and Sheryl, called at the home of Mr and Mrs Junoor Johnson and famtly recently George Circle of New Haven vostted woth h1s mother, Mary Corcle on a certam Sunday Belly VanMeter and Eunte Bronker spent an evenmg wtth Laura Byers of Tanners Run Donna Multi of New Pholadelph1a vosited Mrs Mary Roush on Saturday Mary Is improvong wh1ch os good news to everyone SALE ALL SPRING ARTIFICIAL FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS 25% off Dudley's Florist 59 N. Second St. Mtddleport, 0. Every dog has his day ' To make certatn that your dogs have thetr day • • start each day nght wtth Red Rose Dog Food A tasty, appeltz· tng food 1n crunchy meal form It not only provides the nutrltton a dog needs to stay healthy and alert but ' tis new course texture provtdes the exerc1se hts gums and teeth need For dogs of all ages and breeds, use the dog food favored by professional breeders and kennels for decades Red Rose the all pro dog food •• . and these other good ·~rands *SURE WIN *CASH SAVERS 'Sugar Run Mills 180 Mulberry 992-2115 Pomeft!Y �r ~"" r- r r r r ' - •• ·- •· • " - ~·· i ' .. . Cancella.tlon - Corrections Will be acfepted unt1i 91 m for Oav of Publica ti on Tt"t~ right REGULATIONS Publisher reserves the to edit or,..re/ect any adl deemed Oble!tl onal Wanted Notice l>EADLINES I 5 P M Dly Before Publication Monday Dead~ine 9 a m Thf. 'ubi tsher will not be responslblt' ~or more than one incorrect msertlon KOSCOT KOSMETICS AND WIGS, SPEC IALS MONTH LY BROWN' S IN DE PENDENT DISTRIBU TOR, MIDDLEPORT PHONE '192 5113 2 23 tfc ;: R ::E:: V-:: 1V~A:-:L-s-;-ta-r-::1,-ng~F::-e-:b-28th thru March 11th, 7 30 p m , Rev Cecil Wise, first week, Rt 3, Pomeroy Ohio Rev Amos Tillis 2nd week Rebersburg, Pa • everyone Is welcome. Pastor Rev Lee Burnem , Rutland Com mun1ly Church : 2 23 6tc . WANTED CHIPWOODI Poles Maximum Diameter 10" on Largest End • RATES Wartt Ad Servfce 5 cents per Word one Insertion Mlni1J!um Charge 75c 12 centr' per word thr't CCIMecutlve lnsert1ons l \8 cents per word sh< con secut1ve lnsert•ons 25 Per Cent Discount on paid ads and adspaldwlthin lOdays 31L('S Army Navy Surplus CARD OF THANKS Store, Work Clothing, Work & OBITUARY Shoes and Boots, Tools Tarps Sl SO tor SO word mlnlm~m and much more at discount Each ,additional word 2c prices as N Court Sf , DELIVERED BLIND AOS Addlooonal 2Sc Charge per Athens phone S92 2488 open 9 TO <l.dvertlsement am tos JOp m da1ly,except OFFICE HOURS Monday and Fnday, 9 to 9 8 30 1 m to 5 00 p m Dolly pm to 12 00 Noon 2 23 2tc 8 30 a m Saturday --------GUN SHOOT, also rifle matches Open Saturdays - open sites only and spec1al from8a m to3 3Dp m deer slug match , Forked Run On Old Rt. 33 IN LOVING memory of my Sportsman Club, Sunday, Phone 992-2689 beloved husband Raymond J. February 25th 12 noon ,Frank , who passed away 3 2 22 3tc Pomeroy, Ohio. years ago February 23 1970 Sadly m1ssed by h1s wife, 26th ANNUAL Hereford Sale 21 M1ldred OpportunitieS Bulls and 18 Females, 2 23 ltc Southeastern Ohio Hereford Assoctal1on All Clean HIGH Volume Serv1ce Station for lease pa1d trainmg Pedigrees both horned and please call 614 '192 5121 be polled Saturday, March 17, tween 8 am and 5 P m WE WISH to extend our heart 1973 Show 10 00 AM Sale 2 18 121c felt thanks and appreciation 1 00 PM Rock Springs Fa~r for the acts of kindness shown Grounds, Rt 33, three miles to us during the death of our north of Pomeroy, OhiO For beloved husband. father and catalogs wr~te to Lloyd brother, Honel (Leroy) Blackwood Sale Mgr Rt 3, LADIES, can you use extra Denny We especially thank Pomeroy Ohio 45769 dollars a week part lime? No Bruce Davis Rev Keith 2 22 3tc Investment ca r helpful Wise, Rev Lloyd Gnmm, Phone '192 2717 between 9 a Mall1n Funeral HQme, the PARASOL Boutique Salon ne•t mand2pm pallbearers, nelg,hbors, to Skate A Way announces 2 22 3tc relatives and fnends for food, Permanent Special February flowers and prayers, also the 20th thru March lOth Breck BABYSITTER needed at singers V1olet Grafe, Bonnie perm and the new Phase 7 Washington, W Va Separate Nicholson and Billy Hall , the perm regular $17 so now housmg provtded w1th all pianist Your kindness will 513 so, phone 985 4141 ex penses pa1d Excellent never be forgottoen Judy operators Richard and opportunity for good lob and Deanna, Brian, sisters and Sandra Kerns own place to II ve Wn e P 0 brother 2 18 12tc Box 71 Washmgton, W Va 2 23 lfp 26181 2 18 61c ~For $7.00 Per Ton WANTED, Beef H1des, will $9 a piece, Pomeroy Mason. W Va , phone 5600 2 16 For Rent 2 BEDROOM Help Wanted PUBLIC NOTICES Your Right to Know informed cf the func tlons ot your government are embodied In public not1ces In that self government charges au cit1zens to be l nfo~med th•s newspaper urges every citizen to read and study these notices We strongly advise those clt1zens seeking turtner lnformat•on, to exercise the ir r•ght of access to publ ic record s and public meetings and be 1 PUBLIC NOTICE Nollct Is hereby given that the Ohio Environmental Protection Aoen ~V1 tnt1rids to lconslder fhe adoption and rescission of rules and 1i"eoulatlons on the subject matter described below Public hearings will be held March 26 and 27, 1973, commencing at 9 00 a m each day and con tlnulng ur.1tll .. 00 p m each day with recess for lunch Sa•d hearings will be held In Hearing Room 2, 65 South Front Street, Cotum bus. Ohio, and all persons Interested are Invited to attend or be represe(lted The adoption end rescission of rules and regulations on the following general sublecl matter will be considered 1 Adoption of Regulation EP 1 01 through EP 1 OS setting forth water quality standards for all waters In the State of Ohio and Including the following general general subject matter standards mhcing zones cold water fisheries, Mahoning River Basin and Lake Erie Rescission of all water quality standards previously adopted by the Water Pollution Control Board appllcable to any waters of the State of Ohio and not previously rescinded except the water quality standards and implementation plan fer the Mahoning River and 1ts tributaries in Ohio, adopted by the Oh10 Water Pollution Control Board on Julv 11 , 1972, and except water quality criteria adopted by the Water Pollution Control Board April 11 1967, for Lake Erie and the Interstate waters thereof 2 Adoption of Regulation EP 30 01 through EP 30 08 setting forth regulations relating to permits to Install facilities constltut lng a source of air water or solfd waste pollut•on and Including the following general subject matter definitions permit to Install required permit to Install exemptions permit to .nstall applicat ions criteria for decision by Director procedure for decision by Direc tor ter mmatlon of permlt to 1nstall Rescission of AP o 02 of the Air Pollution Control Board In eluding th e general subject matter of perm its to install new source and perm1ts to mod •IY sources 3 Adoption of Regulation EP 39 01 lhrough EP 39 OS setting forth a schedule of lees tor var ious permits 1ssued by ttle Ohio Environmental Protect ion Agency, and inc lud ing tht follow ing general subject matter 11ppllcat1on tees permit to Install fees water diSCharge permit tees air contammant source permit and variance fees , exempt 1ons Rescission of AP 13 01 and AP 13 02 of the Air Pollution Control BoarG Including the following general subject matter deflnlf10ns tee schedule 4 Adoptlofl of Rule EP 40 01 through EP .40 30 setting forth the procedure to be followed at adjudication hearings and public meetings before the Oh1o Env.ronmental Protect•on Agency and 1ts hearmg exam lners and Including the following general subject mailer appiJcablllty con struchon of rules and regulations def in•tlon s. heanng clerk , proposed action . fact sheets notices contents of public notices notice of water permit applications to govern ment agencies. coordination of Water Pollution COntrol Ac:t perm It program wUh agencies of the United Statn filing of papers. public meetings ; requests tor adludicator.y helrlngs and objections hearing uammers authority end duties of hearing examiners, place and time of hearings mot1ons con tlnua"ces prehearlng con ferences d Jsc overy ava1labtllty of agency tiles , adjUdiCatiOn h ear1ng procedures drrector as wit ness. burden of proof evlden"e. report of hearing "HElL" HEATING R.. COOLING Furnace Controls HUMIDIFIERS Hot Water Heaters Plumbing Electrocal Work ARNOLD BRQJHE~S 992-2448 Pomeroy, o. Business Services tra~ler in Mid Phone 2 21 tfc Rooms By The Week or Month Ltmtted Number Red Carpet Inn Rt. 61 N PI Pleasant, W Va 67S·S007 FURNISHED house llv1ng room bedroom, kitchen and bath Phone '192 7126 2 23 ftc BACHELOR type apartment, furntshed all ut1i1f1es Phone '192 5131 days or '192 3173 after 6p m 2 12 3tc 2 BEDROOM trailer close to m1ne s1te on Rt 325 by week or month, utlill1es pa1d Phone 742 S980 2 12 6tc fRAILER, Brown's Trailer Park, phone '192 3324 2 13 ftc -2--,:B-::E:-:D:-:R:-0:-0:-M::-m-ob-:-::-,le~h:o - me , ' HOME & AUTO 992·2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy OFFICE SUPPLIES 20~ and FURNITURE The Daily Sentinel Stop In and See Our Floor Display. Pomeroy ESTATE AUCTION DATE Salu•day, February 24, 1973 T1me 12 00 Noon Localton 3rd and Main Street New Havenj W Va (Across from Pomeroy . Ohio) ON THE above date we will sell the estate of the late Mrs Zelma Tme' Cundiff at Absolute Auct10n , 'h Carat Fme Cut D•amond , 3!4 Carat Fme Cuf Dtamond mtsc'l r1ngs watches etc cedar chest soi1d Cherry bedroom su1fe wood floor lamp very pnm1f1ve typewnter , furs gate leg drop leal table, i1ke new Fng1da1re electnc stove Norge refngerator - like new dinette set. desk sewmg mach1ne, five piece twin bedroom suite, numerous anttque dolls, p1cture frames living room su1te, T V Knotty Pme bedroom sutte avtoharp mantl e clock fireplace equipment hat pms antique writing table , Walnut 4 drawer chest 46 star flag, m1scl glass ware w1cker AT TIME of i1stmg auct1on, we are prepanng satd sale and we are sure that there are numerous ttems of tnterest yetto be found flarold Sm1th, Admtn1strator Sale con dueled by J1m McCutcheon Auchoneer1n9 Company 1 23 lie 7.e==,..-;====::- Auto Sales For Sale examiner or presiding off1cer , record final action , agency journal reg isters of current and past actions, emergency orders rules ot eth•cs Resciss ion of HEwp OS 01 through HEwp 05 16 of the Water Pollution Control Soard mclud,ng the following general sublect matter Bf'pllcab•ilty deflhltlons , hearing exam 1ners authority of hear 1ng exam Inen place and lim e of hearing prehearing con ferences continuances documentary evidence, hearlng procedures burden of !)roof requests for hear ings default record as a basis tor decision s confect of decl,lons , rules of ethics construction of rules and regulation 5 Adoption of Regulation EP .49 01 through EP 49 04 sett•ng forth general provisions and procedure for the Ohio En vironmental Protection Agency and Including ttle follow ing general subject matter public notice rules and regulations severability public ava,l&bli•tv of informBIIOn civ il and criminal penalties Resc•sslon of AP 1 01 ot the Air Pollution Control Board the general subject matter of which Is rules and public notice regulatlos , AP 9 07 through AP 9 09 of the Air Pollution Control Board the general subject matter of which Is civil and crlm Ina I penalties. public ava ilability of Information and severability HEwp 1 01 of the Water Pollution Control Board the general sub(ect matter of Wh ich Is public notice rules and regulations and HE 1 02 of the Oepartment ot Health the general subfect matter ot wh 1ch Is public not ice regulations to the extent that It applies to the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency 6 Adopt1on of R~ulatlon EP 32 01 through EP 32 OS settmg forth regulations governing alr contaminant source permits to operate and variances and Incl ud ing the follow ing general subject matter def initions permits to operate variances general policy , exemptions ResciSSIOn of AP 9 01 and AP 9 03 through AP 9 06 Inc luding the general subJect matter of definitions perm1ts to operate var.ances , general pol•cv and exemptions 7 Amendments of Regulation AP 2 01 of the Air Pollution Control Board including the general subject matter of definitions for terms used In all a ir pollution regulations Amendments will change the definition of Act ' deflnmg each term to me'an Chapters 3704 and 3745 of the Revised Code and will change the definition Of 'Board' to a of Board ', definition "Agenc;y " or ' Ohio EPA" defining each terms to mean the Ohio Env ironmental Protect1on Agency or Its O•rector as the contut or other regulat1on or law' may require . and add the definition of "efltctlve dote of these regulations " defining such term to mean February 15, 19n, and will change the letter dtslgnations preceding each definition after (J > Tht subject matter •n •terns one, four and five will be con sldertd on March 26, 1973 and the subject matter In 1tems two. three. SllC, and se ven will be considered on March 211 1973 Co~ies at lhe Rules and Regulations to be constdered are Iva liable from the DIVISIOn of Avthor .ut•on and Com pllance Ohio Environmental Protection Agency, P 0 Box 10.. 9, .. 50 East Town -""Stree t Columbus Ohio .43216 121 23. lie Mobile Homes For Sale 4 For Sale " 1 70 Olds 98 LS., vinyl roof, air·------'2995 70 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, luU power, air -- 12995 , J~ Chav.TDoor, 6 c,l., std.-------- 1895 69 FalcOn 4 Door, 6 cyt., std.------- 1895 69 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, full pow., air·-- '1595 69 Men:ury Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto.-- 11395 68 Dodge Polara 4 boor H.T.--------'895 68 Pontiac Bonneville 4 Dr., ai ·-----11395 68 Ford Gal 500 4 Door, air ------..!1095 67 Olds 98 Town Sed., power & air·--- '995 • 66 Cadillac Sed. Deville, power, air ·---·'1295 66 Pontiac Catalina 4 Door -------- 1595 66 Buick LaSabre 4 Door, air------~ '695 For Sale ====~~==1~1:1;t:.fc ~ WASHINGTON 'S * 1 BIRl HDAY SlACKS .SALE BUY OtiE. PAlR GET 1 PAIR FREE Slacks and teans sale for the fam1ty 10 Oays Only 9. _ POMEROY 6iill Jack W Carsey, Mgr Phone 992 2181 Business For Sale H & R Firestone Store, Middleport This store has operated as a partnership far over 22 years at thos one locallon My partners are all elderly aod would like to relore We have a lot of good customers whe are depe~nt on our serv1ce & saJes We Would toke to sell at on ventory pr~ee, plus display counters, f1xtures and hghts The building could be pur chased separately or rented Please contact Bob Haggerty al store No local phone calls accepted Deals On Wheels! 68 Mercury ~ntego V a motor, auto trans, a1r cond•hon1ng Good shape. ready to go 66 Chev. 112 Ton Ptckup V 8 motor good cond1t1on Meigs Equipment Co. Ph 992 2176 Pomeroy Real Estate For Sale o~uroo m brick house tn Middleport. car peled, paneled, kitchen and dining room hie complete w1th drapes $6500 Cali '192 346S • 2 22 6tc 1112 story. J. SMALL 4 room house In New Haven Phone 882 2475 or lnqu~re at 616 F lfth St 2 22 Jtc ----''-------,... . HOUSE 1n Long Bollom, phone 985 3529 WILL tnm or cut trees, clean out basements, attics Phone 949 3221 etc 2 4-JOtc DOZER and back hoe work, ponds and septic tanks, dlt chlng service, fop soli, 1111 dirt, limestone, B&K Ex· cavatlng Phone 992-5367, Dick Ka~r. Jr 91-tlc READY -MIX CONCRETE delivered right to your pro/eel Fast and easy FrM est mates, Phone 992 32~. Goegleln Ready Mix Co., Middleport Ohio • 6 JO.tlc IN POMEROY Nice apartment, with business 10 sleeping rooms. 3'h baths, basement, utility room. storage room, por ches, garage, good Income property Call lor par tlculars 2 YEARS OLD Lot 100x120 (level), 3 large bedrooms W C , lovely k1tchen all builtin, dining R , large living R , utility R , fireplace, bath, carpeted, basement Eoceilent neigh borhood Storm doors & windows 523.000 00 RUTLAND Excellent business Stock and equipment Included Lovely apartment over 5 rooms, 3 bedrooms, bath, nice kitchen, H W floors, 2 glassed porches Furnace JUST $17,900 00 2 STORY BRICK MIDDLEPORT - 5rooms, 2 bedrooms, bath, dining R., new forced air furnace Lvel lot Garage Fenced lor children Storm doors & windows 58.500 00 6 ROOMS MIDDLEPORT 3 bedrooms, bath, dining, nice kitchen, paneling, tiled, nice floors, utility R , gas F A heat, garage, nice level lot, cellar SlO,OOO 00 Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. Broker 110 Mechanic Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 NEW LISTING MIDDLEPORT 2 bedrooms, bath, gas cir culator heal All utilities Near store and schools Asking only ss,soo 00 30ACRES 4 BEDROOMS-Warm with free gas heat All minerals 10 acres or more of farm land About SlS,OOO 00 RIVER FRONTAGE NEARLY 400 FT New 1972 Fleetwood 3 bedroom mobile heme, 12•65 An 18 foot boat with 120 H P motor, and tra1ler Space for2nd trailer ALL MINERALS 117 ACRES - High land locust thicket gas well, dug well. house, barn and several outbuildings Just 519,500 00 MODERN ' 7 ACRES 4 bedrooms, oil electric l'l• baths, basement Near Rt 7 NEW HOME RUTLAND - 3 bedroom ali electrtc Full basement, garage and mce lot 011y $20.500 00 HELP' HELP' WE HAVE PROPERTY RUNNING OUT OUR EARS HELEN L TEAFORD, ASSOCIATE NO SUNDAY SHOWINGS 992-332S 992· 5342 GMAC FINANCING I REALTY 6111 E. Moin Pomeroy THROUGHOUf OHIO & W VA I\IHY TAKE A CHANCE• LIST WITH US TODAY Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY ci:I'LAND WE OFFER YOU 8 YEARS REAL ESTATE EX PERIENCE IN MEIGS CO 3 SALESMEN TO ASSIST IN THE SALE OF YOUR PROPERTY AD VERTISING POMEROY Open Evenings Unttl6:00-Til5 p.m . Sat. and backhoe work , septic tanks Installed, dump trucks and to-boys for hire, wlfl haul fill dirt, fop soli, limestone and gravel, call Bob or Roger Jeffers, day phone '192 7089, night phone '192 3525 or 992 S232 2 11 tic AUTOMOBILE Insurance been cancelled? Lost your nperafor 1 S license' Call 992 2966 6 15 tfc Real Estate For Sale "You'll Like Our Quall.ly Way of Dotng Business" :-:--c=:-:-:--:----:EXCAVATING, dozer, loader Real Estate For Sile Gataxle 4 dr H T, fact a~r p 196~NVA.u.J:U: ,, , $1295 350 lne, 4-SPII<!~ns wide oval tires, wh rings, red ... f1rllsh. lk ilkkthhts, console. radio tape Sharp car & priced to !'lOVe 1969 CHEV. BIS. 4 DR $899 327 V Be~glne , automallc trans, pcwer steering & brakes, good tires, green fin1sh with matching Interior Book Value $1150 00 Early Bird Special l 196HHEVROLET BELAIR ~ 51095 Station wagon, V 8 engine, standard transmission rad1o, good fires, clean vinyl Inferior green finish. 1 owner new car trade-In Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EYES, 1:00 I'.M. fiPMEROY, 01110 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Cllt No 20162 Estate of GENEVA YATES Wolfpen Deceased Notice Is hereby given that David Robert Yates of 23 Grandview Rd. Cambr idge , Otllo, has been duly appointed EKecutor of the Estate of Geneva Yates, deceosed,late of Meigs County Ohio Creditors are required to file their claims with said fiduciary within fourlmonths Dated this 1 12th day of February 1973 Manning D Webster Judge Court of Common Pleas. Probate Division 121 16, 23 (3) 2, 31 • t l·j • j '' •• I HENRY E CLELAND BROKER '192·2259 1f noan1wer 992 2568 or 985·4209 1970 BUICK ...................s2295 Custom LeSabre 4dr, fact a1r, P S P B , v1nyltop 1970 CHEV.....................S2195 Capr1ce2 dr H T, fact a.r, P S, P B , Cru1seControl 1970 PLY.......................51295 Fury II 4 dr fact a~r, P S 'Sharp' 1 1969 MER......................s1395 1969 FORD .....................s1295 LTD 4 Dr H T a1r P S, P B vmyltop 1971 CHRY....................$2195 Newport 4 Dr P S News, Notes I Mr. Ray Smtih, Donald and Moke, were SWiday vos1tors of hos brother, Mr and Mrs c;harley Smoth , Mr and Mrs Everett Ray Johnson, Audra, Jeffery and Ertc of Columbus, Mrs Helen Johnson were Saturday Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should come to us for income tax help. See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel personal situation least possible tax. own so that you pay o. Racine Social Events Mr and Mrs Bob Btrch of Bellevue spent the weekend wolh hi$ parents, Mr and Mrs Elza Borch Mrs Btrch has returned home from Holzer Medocal Center Tuesday evenong donner guests of Mrs Ethel Wheeler and Mrs. Ada Bays were Mr Harold Hamm of Poltsburgh and Mrs Elva Cottrtll of Logan, and recent guests were Mrs. Freda Frecker and son, Donme, and Kenneth Newland of Pme ~.a~ Miit Sybol Ebersbach bf Pdllleroy John Wmgett of Cleveland spent the weekend woth hts parents , Mr and Mrs E A Wmgetl Mr and Mrs Rob Palmer spent several days here woth her parents, Mr and Mrs George Neogler and vosoted hos parents at Pennsboro, W Va Gretta and Isabel Sompson were dmner guests SWiday of Mr and Mrs Bert Grunm, Letart Falls Mr and Mrs Gerald Stropson and daughters, Sheryl and Doana, spent Sunday m Columbus woth Mr and Mrs Rex Carlysle Mr and Mrs Alfred Crow evenong vosttors of Mr and Mrs Larry Johnson, Gma, Tahnee and Brady Mr, and Mrs Ray Johnson and famoly of Colwnbus were vosotors of Mr and Mrs James W. Johnson and famoly of Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Charley Smoth w~re SWiday evemng vosttors of hos brother, Mr and Mrs Harley Smoth of Kanauga Mrs Larry Barr and daughter were Monday VISitors of her parents, Mr and Mrs Howard Thoma and daughters, Nancy and Becky, spent a few days woth lhetr son, Rook, a student at Georgia Ga at Davtd Tech, Crow,Atlanta, a sludent Lincoln Techmcal Institute on lndoanapolos, Ind spent the weekend woth hts grand· mother, Mrs James Swart Tuppers Plains Society News By Mrs Evelyn Brlckles Sunday School attendance was 53 and offerong $22 5J Worshop attendance was 27 and offerong $24 DO Mr and Mrs John Bailey of Flatwoods, 0 , were SWiday guests of Mr and Mrs. Dms· more Boyles Mr and Mrs Terry Deem have moved from Alfred to the Dora Mae Calaway properly here 1 Mr and Mrs Roy Deem of Coolvolle were pleasantly surprosed Friday evenmg by theor choldren on honor of thetr mother, Mrs Deem's btrthday Theor children are Mr and Mrs Steven Gamer and famoly of Voenna, W Va ; Mr and Mrs Larry Deem and farnoly of Torch, 0 , Mr and Mrs Wesley Deem and famoly, Mr and Mrs Terry Deem and famoly, Bill Deem and Sue Deem, all of Coolville Mrs Deem rece1ved lovely borthday gifts Harold Brannon was taken to St Joseph's Hospotal, Parkersburg, one day last week suffermg from a heart conditoon George Powell is home from the hospotal after spending several days there wolh pneumoma , Mrs Eff1e Watson attended church servoces at Long SATURDAY Only 6~ For 8-16 oz. bottles Diet Rite Cola 89' For 8-16 oz. bottles the USDA INSPECTED 1----·-7_9~!_1~---·---·-,;,..-....n INCOME TAX I'EOPLI! FAST, FREE DELIVERY ANYWHERE IN RUTLAND CITY LIMITS. 4 BEDROM home 2 baths gas 304 E. Main 992-3795 Pomeroy, 0. Ooen 9 T~• 5 Men thru Sal • NO App01nbnent NeceSIIIJ 1s7' Court St. 592·2851 Cor. Sec. lo SycaqMII'e 446-0303 Athens, O.llipolis, 0. o. CARPENTER'S GROCER ' Salem St Rutland, Ohto Open 8.00to8:00 ~~~ thru F11 ~~ ~tUcl\t '• I ..................... We Keep The Best and Wholesale The Rest Don't Forget We Service What We Sell OUR WORD IS OUR BOND SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 992-2174 1"' to 8 (I) 8 Open Evenings 'Til 7 p.m. & Sat. 'til 5 p.m. Service 'Til 12 Noon on Saturday 1.------------------------------------------• Laurel Cliff News Notes 500 E. Mam St., Pomeroy, Otuo long Bottom Carmel News, Social Notes By Bertha Parker Mr and Mrs Larry Walker, Sabbath School attendance Mr and Mrs Harmon Fox at the Free Methodist Church recenUy visited Mr and Mrs Feb 11 was 101, offerong from Roy Howell, Indiana Mr and Mrs Doyle Multo all serv1ces, $168 05. Rev and Mrs Robert and famoly of New Mrs Emma Fox recently Buckley, Mr and Mrs lloyd Ph1ladelph1a, Ohio spent the called on Mrs. George Sisson, Wroghl, Mr. Bob BUllion called•o·' ~ ,.. I 111: ht weekend woth Mr Bl'd 1Mrs ROck Spnnasa• • " ~~ " _ on Mr. and Mrs. , Claiencre--Homer t orcle,' Verna' and Mrs Della Curtis recenUy Curtis Maroe Corcle also v1soted at the spent 1an evenmg w1th Bertha Archer home of Walter, Eva Parker. In 1972, Prestdent NIXon and Sadte Mr and Mrs. Harmon spent conferred for four hours on Mr and Mrs Frank Hudson a SWiday wtth theor daughter Pekong woth CommWiosl Chiand daughter Tom of Racme, and family, Mr and Mrs John nese Premter Chou En-lao Mr and Mrs Shelby Pickens Douglass, Guysville and famtly of Syracuse were calling on Mr and Mrs. Allan PRE·SEASON of Racone spent a recent Taylor on Sunday evemng With EWioe Bronker Wolloam and Cathy Carleton Mr and Mrs A E Johnson, By the Day Dorothy Wells entertaoned woth a dinner hononng her husband Chester's borlhday Guests were· Mr and Mrs Ross Wells .!lnd s?hs, M1; J!rn:l Mrs Ollie Sayre and daughten, Reedsville, Mr and Mrs Ralph Wells and fam1ly, Ellen and Josephme Wells and the host and hostess and family Leona Hensley was a dmner guest of Mr and Mrs Sarrume !l.aorden Emma Powell and Renee R.ae Oatley who have been patlenls on local hospotals, have relurned to thetr homes VtSJtong Mr, and Mrs Fred Larkins were Mr and Mrs Ted Sedwock, Tuppers Plaons, Mr and Mrs Junoor Spaum, Bottom Christian Chutc h Racme, and Howard Larkins, where her grandson, Roger Portland Watson of Athens, preached Mrs V1rg1l Wamsley, She was a dinner guest of him Cheshtre, was an overnight and hos parents, Mr and Mrs guest of Mr and Mrs. Dorsel Harold Watson of Athens Larkins · Mr and Mrs Cliflon Spencer Mr and Mrs Larry Curtis, of Belpre were Sunday guesls former restdents, are an of hos aWit, Mr and Mrs noWicong the borth of a son, Wayne Brockles. Tobey Joe, Feb 13. They have Mrs Clarence Headley os three other children, Tamrrue, convalescong at home after Timmie and Terro spendong several weeks on the Mr and Mrs George Frye, hospotal as a medical patient Parkersburg, were Vllloting Mr Willard Clark of New Jersey anq Mrs Harold NewiWI spent a couple of days here Mr and Mrs Denver Curtis, woth hos brother, Mr and Mrs Charleston, W Va , were Way Clark vosotong Mary Pierce Mr and Mrs Larry Curios of Mr and Mrs Howard Yotmg, Long Bottom are announcing Paden City, W Va., and Mr the btrth of a son on Feb 13 at and Mrs Kenny Reynolds, Camden Clark Hospolal and he Pomeroy, were VISiting Mr weighed 8 lbs , 9 oz, and is and Mrs Gartb Smoth, named Toby Joe The couple Mrs Lou Louden and have three other children Mrs. daughter, Cheshire, were Curtis 1a a noece of Mrs. v1sotong Mr and Mrs Dorsel Marvon Walker of Tuppers Larkins Plams Lila Ridenour and son and Besste Webster returned Mr and Mrs. Tom Hayman home from St Joseph Hospotal and daughters were vosoUng on Tuesday, ' the same day she Ernestme Hayman who has _had surgery on her face She is been ill recovertng 1 Several attended funeral Moss Judy Perry of Parkers- Sl!rvices for Geneva Yates who burg spent the weekend here was a former resodent here, at wolh her aWil, Mrs Bessoe Middleport Webster -VIolet Smith Custom Framing PORK STEAK THE \ Chester, .,{lOYAL CROWN COLA ' HOUSE F'oX >A c t: , 114 Bnck Street Pomeroy Oh1o, bnck house, 3 bedrooms e.cellenf location, close to school and c1ty contact Lou Osborne or ). r.a ll '19 2 S898 1l 26 lie 741-4211 Arnold Grate Rutland ~------------~~~~--~~~~~ PB Good selection Of Cheaper Cars Reuon 10. H & R Block tax preparers have an received special trwning on the use of the new tax fonns for this year. We will use the fom1 that best fits your lI i -'----~--·· & 1971 PONTIAC GRANDVILLE ..~.?.~....~~~..............................53895 1971 BUICK ELE. 225 .... ~..~~-..~·.~·:.~!~..................................!4195 1970 PONTIAC FIREBIRD...~:~.~~!~~ ................................... ~2495 1970 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE.~.?.~.. ~.~·..~~~.~!~~~.~. ~~.~ ......... $2995 1970 DODGE MONACO ..~..~~:.~~~ ..1.~:~~.1.. ~~~~?:.~1.~ ..................s2795 1970 PONTIAC LEMANS ...~.~~:.~:.?.~~..?~~.~~·.~1.~ $2495 1969 PONTIAC. GRAND PRIX ..~~~..~~~:~·.~ 1.~ ~2495 1969 CHEVROLET IMP. ~..~~.. ~.~~~~:.?.~~..~~~.~~:.~.~~.~!~~~~ ..... ~1495 1969 MERCURY.. }.~.~?.~.~·!... ~~~.~~~~~~:.~.1.~ ..........................51795 1967 PONTIAC CATALINA ....~.?.~~.~~.~ .............. ~ ................... 5895 1966.FORD GALAX IE .... ~..~~...~~:·..~?.~~.~........................... ONLY s495 1965 TEMPEST CONV.......~.~,..~~!.~..~~.......................... ONLY 5595 .................. •Monterey 4 dr fact a1r P S P B, vmyl top • furnace, full basement, river frontage, Syracuse, Oh1o, Phone 992 2360 I 25 tfc PB Located on St. Rt. 7 --C--B~R~A~D~F::-D~R::-0-,-:A-uc~tl~on-ser Complete Service Phone 949 3821 Racine, Ohio Crill Bradford S.l ftc O'DELL WHEEL alignment located at Crossroads, Rf 124, complete front end service, tune up and brake service Wheels " Balalicea ' elec ' Ironically Ail work guaranteed Reasonable rates Phone '192 3213 or 742 3232 2 18 tfc 1971 FORD ................... }2195 s Ph. 985-4100 Karr & Van Zandt Some Great New & Used Car Buys.We Still Have 6 New Pontiacs At A Special Low Price • RIGGS USED CARS No Payments Until After Mar. 27, 1973 SEPTIC TANKS CLIANEO REASONABLE rates Ph .US. 4782, Gaiii(>Oiis, John Russell, Owner & Operator 5 12 tic I' ' . 71 Cadillac Coupe DeVUie, power, air--- 5100 OIL AND GAS Serv1ce, new and used furnaces new aluminum siding and remodeling 24 hour serv1ce, phone 843 2833 1 25 JOtp ~----,-- Pmfo 3 dr Runabout 72 Buick La Sabre 4 Dr., ViOOf, air • .:-..!3795 \ 12495 7Hhevy Nova' 4 Dr., V-8 auto., P.S. --- G & E Arphance Repair, repair on al laundry equipment, refngerafton equ1pment and house wtrlng, welding ~ electric and gas Call '192 3802 or alter 4 30 p m call 992 60SO 2S301p SEWING MACHINES Repaor serv1ce, all makes 992 2284 The Fabnc Shop, Pomeroy Authorized Singer Sales and Service We Sharpen Scissors 3 29 tfc E LNA and White Sewing Machines • servtce on an EXCAVATING Dozers, large makes Reasonable rates and small Backhoes and The Sewing Center, Mid Loaders on track and tires dleport, Ohio Dump trucks - Lo boy 11 16 tfc Serv1ce Septic tanks In stalled George (BIIII Puihns phone '192 2478 2 9 tfc SEE US FOR Awnings, storm doors and windows, carports, marquees, aluminum siding HARRISON'S TV Service and and railing A Jacob, sales Serv1ce Calls, phone 992 2S22 representative For free) 29tfc 1 estimates, phone Charles Lisle, Syracuse, V V SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC Johnson and Son, Inc SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEAN 3 2 lie ED, REPAIRED MILLER SANifATION, STEWART, DAVES Garage, formerly Jim OHIO PHONE 662 3035 10 4 tfc Heaton 's Garage on West Shade Road Is now open lor .P - -L-U_M_B _I_N_G_w-or_k_d_o-:-n-e - phone business Work done on all cars trucks and farm trac 985 4265 tors call 98S 4118 between 8 2 1l 30fc am and 6 pm or 98S4233 after 6 p m 2 21 4tc SIIIIGER automatic sewmg machtne. l1ke new In walnut WILL do remodeling, Interior cabmet Makes design ,stlf and extenor pa1ntlng, con ches, ztg zags buttonholes crete work by hour or con blind hems, overcasts, etc tract, phone '192 3511 SBS Call Ravenswood, 273 2 21 12fp 9521 or 273 9893 1972 FORn .............~ .......~1795 72 Cadilac CH, DeVille, C.C. air·---- ~100 ALL WEAntER ROORNG AND CONSTRUCTION PHONE~ 992-2550, BOB SLOAN & C. L. KITCHEN 992 -5653 USED CARS , ·' Hove your home built lly Custom Builders. O•r carpenters hove 20 y11n experience In bultdfftl holllfl 1n Mtlgs County. HOME BUILDING & REMODELING I completely furnished call 992 2441 after s 30 p m 2 7 tfc ---:c-::c::-c-:-.,.....-:3 AND 4 ROOM '"'"'shed and unfurntshed apartments GUN Shoot Saturday Phone 992 5434 February 24th 7 30 p m 4 12 ftc LOST bright ca rpet col ors Mile H1il Road, factory choked guns only , assorted restore them wtth Blue meats , refreshments UNFURNISHED 3 room Lustre Rent electrtc sponsored by the Racine Fire apartment, adults only No shampooer Sl Nelson s Drug Dept pets, 408 Spring Ave , Store, Pomeroy Oh10 2 21 3fc Pomeroy 2 23 2tc 1 7 tfc HOOD'S AQUARIUMS, fish - - - - - - - STEREO 8 track Must sell at and supplies, new location, once 1973 8 track stereo In Ash Street. Middleport near lovely walnut console Take park phone 992 5443 1972 CHEYENNE Super over pa ymen Is of S7 55 per 1 7 tic Chevrolet v, ton pickup, 8 ft month or pay $101 SO Cali '192 sleepside, automat1c, power 5331 1 23 tfc HEAL THY, fat cute pupp1es- brakes and power steering, 350 V 8 motor , heavy duty FREE phone '192 6083 2 18 6tp suspens1on. 8,000 actual 1972 ZIG ZAG Sewmg Machine m lleage with Insulated Th 1s machine IS a dressmaker topper w1th 2 new ~•Ira mocel Pay balance of s381SCJ PUBLIC NOTICE w~eels and tires, phone 949 or pay balance of S6 p~r The Charles E Larkins real 2820 month Call 992 5331 estate located m the VIllage of 2 21 6tc 2 23 tfc Chester Is being offered for - - -- - - - - --------sale Ask,ng pme Is sn,ooo oo Pets For /ntormat1an contac t Osborne Ad EGIAN 1 72 HONDA 3SO Scrambler, Josephine mlnistratflx Long Bottom 3 NORW rna e excellent cond1t1on, 3314 Ohio R o sa te su b1ect to Thorobreds. 3 months old actual m1tes $625 Phone '192 approval ot Probate Couro Phone 965 3371 2865 Joseph•ne Osborne 2 22 3tc 2 22 6tp AdmlnlstratrilC of the Estate of Charles E Lar kins , Deceased PARKVIEW Kennels going out EARLY AMERICAN stereo (21 23 25 26 Jtc of bustness Btg prtce radto comb1nahon AM FM rad io 4 speaker sound reduchon on ali dog s Ail AK C 592 Broadway & Ash system 4 speed automatiC Streets, Middleport, Oh1o changer Balance $77 69 Use PUBLIC NOTICE our budget terms Call '192 12 13 lie The following document was 7085 received by the Ohio En 2 22 6tc v lr onmental Protection Agency, 450 East Town Street Columbus Oh 10 43216 during MODERN Walnut style stereo the week of February 11 1973 MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE rad1o , AM FM radio 4 Anyone who may be agor~eved SAVE' SAVE' SAVE' On the speaker so und system, 4 or adversely affected by 'SUPER BARGAINS" now s pee d automatic changer Issuance of such permit may avtlable at Ber ry -Mill er Balance S65 98 Use our reques t an adjudication hearmg Mobile Home Sales We have budget terms Call 992 7085 In accordance with Sec 3745 07 on our lot slate model 60•12, 2 Oh•a Rev•sed Code, by wntten 2 22 61c and 3 bedroom Mobile Homes request to the above address APPLICATION FOR. AIR that will be sold at below 69 FORD '12 ton pickup 70 PERMIT ong1nal factory cost These Honda Road B1ke '72 Oids Operate homes will be sold on a l~rst Delta 88, 4 door hardtop, air, R: 1chards & Sons Inc S R come - f1rst served basis If Gravely 14 horse with front 338 Letart Fal ls you want an honest to mounted mower 1 set 121 23 lt c goodness bargam on a good acetylene cutting torches, Mobile Home shop now at phone 992 3954 Berry M11ier Mobile Home 2 21 6tc Sales, 705 Farson Street, - - - - - - - - NOTICE FOR APPLICATION Belpre, OhiO, phone 423 9531 57 CHEVY, good condition, UNDER THE UNIFORM DEPOSITORY ACT Open 7 days $2SCJ, Portable washer and OFFICE OF THE 2 22 31c dryer, excellent condition , COUNTY TREASURER Sl751or both, phone 742 5263 MEIGS COUNTY 1973 14x70 COMMUNITY 2 21 6tc POMEROY, OHIO 45769 MoDiie Home, on a lof 9Sxl3S - - - - - - - - Applications will be rece1ved In Rutland mcludes dtsh CHOICE Cemeterv lot 4 orave by the undersig ned at the off1ce washer, washer and dryer plot m Me1gs Memory of the Board of Me1gs County sta tnless steel smk garbage Garden lots No 66 0 1 2 3 4, Commissioners Pomeroy Oh1o unt1l 9 00 am on th e 20th day of disposal eye level range and $300 phone 949 2820 March 1973 lrom any tmane~a l dacron polyester carpeting 2 21 6tc instrtutlon legally ellg1ble wh1Ctl throughout phone 742 3832 may desire to submit a wntten eventngs 60 PONTIAC street or slrlp, appllc~tlon to be public 2 21 12tc new engine, .t speed, depositary of the Active and lnac:llve and Interim deposrts of posttract, also rebu1lt .421 cu the Public Moneysotsa•d Board 1968 WINDSOR. 12x60 2 '" Ponhac eng1ne, good 326 as provided by the Uniform bedroom, with or without cu In Tempest engine and Depository Act Section 135 01 et other Pontiac parts phone furniture phone '192 3511 seq of the Revised Code of 992 2392 2 11 tfc Oh 10 2 21 6tp Sa1d applications sf'1all be made In conform ltv w•th the follow ing resolution passing (1) PAINT Damage 1972 Z1g February 13 1973 • Atr Condtlloners Zag Sew1ng Machmes Still In " Be It resolved that the ong1nal car ton s No at •Awnmgs es timat ed aQgregate maxi mum tacilments needed as our amounts of pubtlc funds sub ject •• Underpmnmg controls are built In Sews to the control of said board to be w1lh 1 or 2 needles, makes awarded and be depos1ted as Complete mobile hgme' Inactive deposits Is buttonholes, sew on buttons , 11 (ssoo,ooo oo1 ond '"efrobable servtce - plus gtgant1 c monograms, and blind hem maxi mum amount o Active 'display of mobile homes stitch Full cash price S38 50 Deposits at any tlme during the always available at or budget plan available period ot doslgnatlon IS • Phone 992 77S5 Electro ($5001000 00) and the probably MILLER Hyg1ene Co maximum amount of interim 2 21 6tc deposits Is ($750,000 GO) and be It further , MOBILE HOMES. resolved tha t bids be received 1220 Washington Bl•d (31 VACUUM Cleaners new 1972 until 9 00 am EST on the 20th Mocel Compl ele w1fh all day of March 1973, and thai 423 7521 BELPRE, 0. cleaning tools Small paint notice to all banks 1n sa1d damage 1n shipping Will lake County and such other banks as may be necessary be given CASH pa1d for all makes and $27 cash or budget plan ava 1iable Phone 992 7755, publ icat ion as provided by law models of mobile hom es Said Board ot Countv Com Ph od Electro Hygiene Co m intoners reserve the rl~ht to one area c e 614 423 9531 2 21 6fc re lect an1• or all bids ' _ _ _ _ _ ___4_13 ttc Awards of th' Active ~Jnd - LOCUST fence posts, phone 985 lnactlv• deposits of Public 1966 RICHARDSON 2 bedroom, 426S Moneys subject to the control of 10x50 mobile home excellent 2 ll ·301c sa1d Board will be made on condition ~ phone 992 6222 March 20 1973 for a penod of 2 18 6tp 7 MONTH OLD trailer 14 x 70, two years commencing on the ----~'----lsi day ol April 1973 Awards of unfurnished, fully carpeted Phone 991 7649 after S p m 1noer1m depo•lls of Pubi1c l\1oh ev will be made, March 20 2 18 l2tc 1973 for a period ol t•me provided by lh• County ONE Motorola T Y, block and treasurer commen cing on th e wh •te phone 992 2262 COAL, L1meslone Excelsior Sail Wor ks E Ma1n St 1st day of April 1973 2 23 3tc Applications Should be sea led - - - - - · - - -Pomeroy Phone 992 3891 and endorsed ' APPI ICII1ons DON T pump your s lugg1 ~ h 4 12 lie under the Uniform Depository sept 1c tonk Get Kletln Em Aco Robero Clark All Sept1c T•nk Cleaner HAMMOND Organ two Mo Ralph w Ours 1 'lnC! .... e~rK Farm Bureau 11lrl $995 now SB I~ Cdil 592 Charles R v .: • ~ r Pomeroy 41 61 Commls~ , oners MP ;5 Cv 1 23 lie 121 16 23 21 Not1ce KITatEN & SON CONSTRUCTION POMEROY USED OFFSET PLATES HAVE MANY USES Court St. I , I ----- - - 36"x2l"x 8 for Sl 00 dleporl, adults only '192 5592 In Memory Card of Thanks i51p OLD turn1ture, oak tables. organs, dishes, clocks, brass beds or complete households Wnte M 0 Miller, Rf 4, Pomeroy, Ohio Phone '192 6271 1 7 ftc OHIO PALLET CO. , Busmess pay St 773 i I For Sale , OOf. Aluminum Sheets r1 I I r = = ' For Sale Wanted To Buy CATTLE. top prices, phone Gall1p1Jiis 446 3792 2 16 121p I r e- The Dally Sanlinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Feb. 23,1973 s~;ti~da;;ifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds f!et ResuJ~t . WANTAQS INFORMATION , I Choice of many beautiful mouldings. Frames made to any s1ze. Expert workmanship. Wide selection of mat$, liners, mirrors, oval and ready-made frames to fit your decor. Custom Framing 915 Mossf11an Circle, Pomt Pleasant. (13041 675-1921 "You'll flke our frame up" Patrock and Sheryl, called at the home of Mr and Mrs Junoor Johnson and famtly recently George Circle of New Haven vostted woth h1s mother, Mary Corcle on a certam Sunday Belly VanMeter and Eunte Bronker spent an evenmg wtth Laura Byers of Tanners Run Donna Multi of New Pholadelph1a vosited Mrs Mary Roush on Saturday Mary Is improvong wh1ch os good news to everyone SALE ALL SPRING ARTIFICIAL FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS 25% off Dudley's Florist 59 N. Second St. Mtddleport, 0. Every dog has his day ' To make certatn that your dogs have thetr day • • start each day nght wtth Red Rose Dog Food A tasty, appeltz· tng food 1n crunchy meal form It not only provides the nutrltton a dog needs to stay healthy and alert but ' tis new course texture provtdes the exerc1se hts gums and teeth need For dogs of all ages and breeds, use the dog food favored by professional breeders and kennels for decades Red Rose the all pro dog food •• . and these other good ·~rands *SURE WIN *CASH SAVERS 'Sugar Run Mills 180 Mulberry 992-2115 Pomeft!Y �10-The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Feb. 23. 1973 ~ President meets -Ismail of ·Egypt WASHINGTON (UP!) President Nixon meets today with Egyptian foreign affairs adviser Mohammed Hafez Ismall -to discuss Middle East peace prospects, made all the Washington's Birthday SALE! Rogers. Rogers flies to Paris Saturday for 12-nation talks on Vietnam and bUateral talks with Chinese Foreign Minister Chi Peng.fei. Ismail's visit is the first in recent years by a lop Egyptian official. Nixon has set out to try to use the influence of the White House to bring. Middle East peace. Nixon hss said that with Vietnam settled, he ' is giving the Middle East "No. The Bradbury School has 1 priority." received a large new Ohio flag given to the school by the Ohio State Patrol. Seven feet long and made of .nylon, it was (Continued from page 1) donated through the efforts of not find the BO-Oilled "black Joe Buck of West Uberty, Ohio hox" flight recorder in tile who is affiliated with the Ohio · airliner's charred and splinDepartment of Highways. tered wreckage. He said he Good Citizenship is a vital part hoped the Libyan co-pilot, . of the program at Bradbury identified as El Khadiffa Yunis and the children go outside Aid el Mahdl, recovers so he each day for a nag ceremony can tell Israeli officials why the where both the United States airliner did not land as orand Ohio nags are raised, the dered. Pledge to the Flag is repeated, "Let's wait for the co-pilot to and "America" is sung. . rewver," Dayan told a nationTeachers at Bradbury feel ally broadcast news conthat love of their country and ference. "He was there and respect for lis nags are of knows whst happened." utmost importance in the Until he does recover, Dayan development of good citizens, said, "It's all a puzzle. according to Phyllis Hackett, El Madhi, in a weak voice teacher. from his bed at central Negev more uncertain by Israel's downing of a Libyan airliner. Before the 11 a.m. EST meeting with the Egyptian official, Nixon was holding a working breakfast with Secreo tary of State William P. Large new flag One Group given Bradbury DRESSES 5.00 Arab blood Jr., Misses, Half Sizes lOLA'S Main at Sycamore, Pomeroy MEIGS THEATRE Tonight& Saturday Feb. 23 &24 HANDS OF THE RIPPER (Technicolorl Eric Porter, Jane Merrow, Dora Bryan, Derek Godfrey. and TWINS OF EIIIL (Ttchnlcolorl · Peter Cushing. Dennis Rice, Madeline and Mary Collinson, Damlen Thomas. lsobel Black. Show Starts at 7 p.m. -==========~---------.., hospital oold f newsmen intheBeersheva, airliner's radio Speaking of Schools .(Continued from page I) could be a real landmark decision for schools In aU the 50 $tales. The regional meeting in tile "Search for Consensus" effort was held at Athens High School on Tuesday evening. We were quite pleased tO hsve Dr. Martin ~~ as the $peaker. He did an excellent job of taking a very complicated problem and ex· pressing it in terms that we could aU understand much more clearly. We are, indeed, fortunate to have this extremely C\)111" petenl man as the educational leader of OlD' state. The search for a redefinition of goals for education in Ohio hill ·resulted from the mandate d. the last legislature. They included In HB475 the requirement of "accoonlabilily". Accountability means ''what are we getlini! for oor money?" or "how weD are we reaching our goals?" Prior to dete!'l1lining how well we are meeting goals, we have to be sure just whsl lhose goals are. That's why the "search" is being made. Standardized tests hsve been used in some slates to rank schools from first to last in a slate. This hss proven to be a procedure loaded with great problems. The slate of Michigan bsl · learned that. Dr. Essex is leading an effort to find a fair, ac...Urau; and Intelligent way to measure the success of education in, a district and In a state. There has been no real succeu elsewhere in lhe nation In doing this . . Let's hope that Ohio can find a way and become the national leader. We wish Dr. Essex succesaln his important task. Grover Arnold died Thursday Grover Arnold, 62, formerly of Pomeroy, died Thursday evening at lhe Lancaster Fairfield Hospital. A retired coal miner, Mr. Arnold was ·preceded in death by his wife, Violet. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Ruth Ann Landers, Mrs. Wanda Rowe and Miss Margaret Arnold, all of Columbus; four sons, Grover James, David, and Ronnie, all of Carroll, and Gerald, of Pomeroy, and 12 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. Robert Kuhn officiating. Burial will he In the Rock Springs Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 this evening. MAIL ·. EXTENDED OUTLOOK Highs in the 30s north, 40s south. Lows in the teens north, 218 south. A chance of snow flurries Sunday, mainly north. H11ian Shuler died Thursday . . MASON, W. Va. - Mrs. ·Lillian A. Shuler, 58, Mason, died Thursday at her residence following an extended illness. The daughter of the late George and Blanche Wilson, Mrs. Shuler was born here on June 3, 1914. She was employed as an interviewer with the West Virginia Stale Employment Service at Point Pleasant Tl years. Surviving are two sons, Marvin Roush, Pittsburgh, Pa., and John Shuler of Mason; 1 a daughter, Audrey Shuler, Mason: a grandson; two sisters, Mrs. Thomas (Willie Faye) Blaine of Middleport, and Mrs. Thomas (Mary Hester) Place, Pnoenix, Ariz. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at the Foglesong Funeral Home with the Rev. Clarence McCloud officiating. Burial will be in Beech Grove Cemetery at Pomeroy. Friends may call at the funeral home any time Saturday. was working but the compass was not. He Said the plane was "lost" as it neared the end of its flight from Tripoli to Cairo. Dayan said the plane instead acted suspiciously. "When a plane is ordered to land and doesn't," he said, "it must have hostile intentions." Dayan said the shooting should not affect Middle East peace efforts and should not Increase tension In the region. He said Israel expected no Leroy Terrill, 72, Brick St.. retaliation from the Arab Pomeroy, died Thursday at world. Veterans Memorial Hospital. Surviving are five sisters, PRIDE REVIEWED Esther Terrill, California; Representatives from Mrs. Lydia Lambert, · PRIDE, the State Department Washington, D. C.; Mrs. Mary of Education program review Babbs, Mrs. Marie Schurtz, designed to improve, devel~p and Miss Katherine Terrill, all and expand vocational of Columbus; four brothers, education and guidance were 7-"rn. Cantgp; 1\:dw~rd and at the Meigs High School this James, both of Columbus, and week to inspect vocational Rolland of Pomeroy and Funeral services for Miss programs underway at the several nieces and nephews. Pearl Cmpbell, 82, school. They included Weich Funeral services will be held Burlinghsm, who died ThursBarnett, agriculture; Barbara at 1 p.m. Saturday at the . day at the O'Bieness Hospital Reed, home economics; Judy Ewing Funeral Home with Mr. in Athens following a long Mooney, home economics job Hoyt Allen officiating. Burial illness will be held at 1 p,m. training; Daniel Vicarel, will be in Beech Grove Saturday at the Jagers and business and office education; Cemetery. Friends may call at Sons Funeral Home in Alhens. Thomas Hyde, trade and in- the funeral home any time. dustrial, and Richard Green, Miss Campbell was born guidance. May 23, 1890 at Burlinghsm, Holzer Medical Center the daughter of the late Dr. (Discharged) John and Emma Dyke CropMEETING SET Amy VanFossen, Shelia bell. She was also preceded in The Meigs County Chapter of Mounts, Elizabeth Nibert, Bess the American Red Cross will Baesmen, Joseph Henderson, death by two brothers and six meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Jr.; Ruth Watson, Connie sisters. A retired school the cafeteria of Veterans Bowed, Treverl Crider, teacher, she had attended Ohio University. She had made her Memorial Hospital. Wuanila Sperry, Avon Mit- home at the Burke · Nursing chell, Lena Day, Laura Sayre, Home, Chesterhill, the past Bonnie Knight, Kathleen several years. NOW REGISTERING Registration of students in Lupton, Usa Hager, Mabel Among the nieces and the ninth, 11th and 12th grades Brewer, Mary Woods, Mrs. nephews surviving is Mrs. of Meigs High School for the Francis Tyler and son; Donald Norma Lee of Rutland, Route next school year is complete. Spaun, Jack Sparks, 1. Burial will be In the Mid· The registration is now in Christopher Shank, Lloyd dleport Hill Cemetery. Sears, Jr.; Daniel Riley, Anna progress for lOth graders. \ Prose, Letitia Miller, Ruth Hood, Elhel Conley and Jennifer Collier. IN CONSENSUS (Births) In Athens Tuesday night to Mrs. John Randolph, New represent M~lgs Local School Haven, a daughter; Mrs . District at an area Search for Tommy Orender, Jackson, a Consensus meeting were son; Mrs. Ernie Brown, George Hargraves, district McArthur, a daughter; Mrs. superintendent, representing Barton Craig, Robertsburg, w. administration; Robert Va., a daughter; Mrs. Dencil Morris, representing the Hudson, Syracuse, a daughter teacher; David Gerard, and Mrs. Gary Filson, ·student representative; Mrs. Gallipolis, a son. Ruby Vaughan, county PTA ..- - - - - - - - . . , Council president, representative of parents and Carol BLOOMING Pierce , board member, representing the board of education. Dr. Martin Essex, from $3.50 stat~ superintendent of in· Tulips Hyacinths from $2.49 struclion and a former resident from 57.50 0! Middleport, was speaker for Azaleas the .meeting held at Athens High School. Leroy Terrill died Thursday us ••• Seroices set We make house calls. ' Ask us for some free Bank·by·Mall forms. And have our bank come right to your house. It's our way of going one step furlher lor you. And your way of making banking with us easier. pomeroy rutland pomeroy catlonal ank the bank of the centur)l estobfished 1872 Member FDIC "Colng one step further" PLANTS Saturday Night 10:00 til 2 Bruce Stalnaker * and TilE ARISTOCRATS Dudley's Florist * 59-f\1. Second St. Middleport, o. FLOWERS ... ,The Meigs l'nn POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992-3629 ___ 992-2039 fjll' Best In Live Entertainment All Occasions We wire flowers ....... Evorywhere _..... Pomeroy Flower Shop oullernvl Ave .. Pomeroy Mr~. Millolrd ll•n Motor · Ot ' HEART SUNDAY A house-to-house canvass for the Heart Fund will be conducted in Middleport from llo 4 p.m. Sunday by 'i11'e Mid· dieport Business and Professional Women's Club and volunteers 'as a part of Heart Sunqay. Mrs . Pearl Reynolds. as civic. participation chairman for the club, is chairman of the ll•art Sunday solicitation. Headquarters will be at the Middleport village ha~ . Kenton Orchestra . MlllDLEPORT - A Jot hling& on the public response to the appearance in Pomeroy next . Saturday of the internationally famous Stan Kenton Orchestra. For one, possibly the job of Meigs Local instrumental music supervisor evolution. "'l'o ~ isolated from this conand Marauder Band Director · tinual progress is to be only hslf alive," Dwight Goins. according to Kenton. Said Goins here Friday Besides the evening concert Saturday, night to the Middleport Rotary Kenton and his orchestra will conduct a workshop and clinic during the afternoon Club: hours for area students. "I went out on a thin limb to The afternoon event, at $1 per student, persuade the band boosters to will begin at 2 P,•m· with a clinic concert sponsor .Kenton coming. · His followed by a talk given by the nationally - price is $3.000. So far, we have known orcliestra leader from 2:30 to 3p.m. gotten in $1,000 from advance From ·3 to 4 p.m. clinic students will he ticket sales . separated to go with musicians who play If this trend doesn't the instrument which . the respective change, I could be in trouble." student is studyln~. From 4 to 5_ p.m. a (And it's a matter of record session or improvisation, arrangmg and that Mr. Goins was only half· composing will be hell!. The evening concert will feature smiling as he said it.) everything from jazz to pup. The two and If Kenton's price tag is not one-balf hour program is expected to offer received from ticket sales "Something for everybody." planned projects of the band may have t.o be cancelled or curtailed, he said. WOMAN TERRORIZED Goins said he was conAKRON (UP!) - Three juveniles vinced this area would support 12, 14 and 16-years old - were arrested rare appearance of a truly this Friday . night after they allegedly fine musical organization. terrortied Anna Parker, 75, and ·to' play Saturday POMEROY -Music- the best there is-COlMS here next Saturday night when the fanious Stan Kenton and his 19-piece band pr:ewenl a public program at 8 p.m. in the Meigs High .School auditorium. AltllPugh Kenton has been in the nsllon's mUB!cal spotllght over 30 y~rs, he Is anything .but outdated. Kenton's "Artistry in Rhythm" music always was years ahfad of its time to and small wonder; for Kenton is just not one to look back to nostalgia. "If I were tonarneapetpeeve of.mine, I could describe it . with one word nostalgia,'? he has said. The famed orchestra leader Is ·im· patient with the educational philosophy that music is a "IW!ury course" for the student. He deems It an absolute necessity in training a young person, no matter whst his future profession is to be. "No ,other subject thsn music so simultaneously involves the many ca\labllitles of the human mind," he comments. · · Kenton believes It is Impossible to lgnpre technological chsnges that are dally occurring in all fields; consequently, one must recognize today's musical sonte, . FAC MORTGAGE BURNED - Following a IIUCCelllful two-year capilli fund 1'11111111 : program, the mortgage to Riverby, home of Gallipulls' French Art Colony, was burned during : the FAC's second annual meeting at Oscar's Thursday night by Mrs. Jan Thaler, a member of ::· the organization's board of trustees. On right In bacltground are FAC board members Jack Hudson and Bess Grace. Colony in great growth .· Within a two-year period, the net worth of the French Art Colony in Gallipolis has grown from $3,359.14 to $85,232.60. With that statement, Dr. Donald M. Thaler, chairman of the board of trustees, French Art Colony, Thursday night ordered his wife, Jan, to "burn the mortgage" for Riverby, the FAC's permanent home. The burning highlighted activities of the FAC's Second Annual dinner meeting at (,scar's. Dr. Thaler said, "This event tonight is beyond the fondest dreams of our members. We set a goal of $77,500 two years ago to purchase and renovate Riverby, home of the late Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Holzer Sr. l am proud to announce tonight we now have in excess of $76,000. With your continued support, Riverby will continue Scouting (Continued from page i) on scoutin~'s. "Commitment for Tomorrow." Frank Hanshaw, Sr . of Huntington, Council Leader· ship Gifts Chairman, also spoke last night on "Scouting Today." He ljnked lhe role of Scouting and Christianity. Hosts for the diMer were Mason County Sustaining Membership Drive Chairman Titus Hartley, Jr., Evans, Epling and Fet:man Moore, Meigs County Chairman . Rev. Merrell Floyd, pastor of the Syracuse Parish of the Methodist Church, offered the invocation and benediction for the dinner meeting. DRAPES DONATED Mrs. Ralph Harvey, matron at the Meigs County Children's Home, reports that drapes for the home have been donated by the WSCS of the East Letart United Metilodist Church and Racine's American Legion Auxiliary donated a Flag. to grow and flourish," said the beaming chairman. Dr. Thaler added lh~l response from area residents remains excellent. In his an· nual report he pointed out many things ~t hsve taken place during the past two years, and outllned numerous projects planned for the future. The chairman pointed out that without the help of many volunteer workers, the project would have never made it this far. "Riverby is a credit to yoo' who made it p011Sftlle, and will benefit many people, young and old, for years to come,~ Thaler added. · FAC sponsored activities coming up soon Include ~ spring dance at Rlverby ove~ the Memorial Day weekend, atJ appearance of the America Wind Symphony sometime ill July and a benefit plano cOO: cert by Christine Holzer th8 latter part of April. + Weather Considerable cloudiness Sundat and Monday with a chance of occasional light snow or snolv flurries mainly north portioris. Highs Sunday and Monday in the 30s north and 40s south. 'tows Sunday night In lhe 20s and low 30s. Left to right : Pulnaro, Kenton, Willie Maiden, Ken Hanna, Ray Brown, Mike Vax and Jay Saunders. The Kenton orchestra will be at the Meigs High School at 8 p.m. Saturday, March 3 for a public program. Your Invited Guest Reaching More Than 11,500 , Families tmts Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley THREE SECTIONS 34 PAGES .VOL. 81 NO. 4 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1973 Pomeroy-Middleport 15 CENTS ·Gallipolis-Point Pleasant ' News·... in Briefs (Continued from page 1) at midnight Wednesday EST. "I am certsinly sure that the United stales will respond positively to lhe request for resumption of the bombing," SouvaMa told a news conference. "We cannot tolerate being trampled." . A Pathet Lao spokesman, however, said the Communisls were "sincerely" adhering to the cease:&e agreement. SouvaMa also pledged that Laotian forces - with U. S. air support- would take back positions he said his forces lost after the case.fire carne into effect. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL The Pomeroy E·R squad answered a call at 6:20 p.m. Thursday to the home of Mrs. Margaret McKenzie, Union Ave. for Mrs. Hazel Moore who hsd fallen. Mrs. Moore was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where she was admitted. VISIT BOYERS Mrs. Reaford Prater aRd son, Jeremy, Columbus, and Mrs. Barry Boyer, McConnelsville, spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Willard Boyer, Lincoln Heights. VISIT HOEFLICHS Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hammer and daughter, Kimberly, Columbus, were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoeflich and Jayne Lee. DIVORCE ASKED Charging grOIIS negl.!ct of duty and extreme cruelty, Janice Capehart, Pomeroy Route 2, hss filed for divorce from Michael A. Capehart, same address, in Meigs County Common Pleas Court. The plaintiff seeks custody of one minor child. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature ·tn downtown Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Friday was 39 degrees under clearing skies. Veterans Memorial Hospital DISCHARGED - June Kloes, Maggie Rosencranz; Esther Kissell, Karen Cadle, Donna Gilmore, Paula McKinney, Allah Lambert, Melissa Van Cooney, Emma Johnson, Ben Davidson and Kathleen Morris. Elberfelds In P9meroy Open Friday and Saturday Nights Til 9 O'Clock ,' • You'll want to see all the new merchandise arriving in every department -and you'll want to take advantage of the sale prices in every department. Misses and Womens Dress Sale- coordinate sale . boys and mensWrangler Jeans- sale of mens W!)rk socks - handkerchiefs . sport coats - short sleeve sport shirts , bicycles . luggage sale on the 2nd floor- sheet blankets on sale - Sleepcraft bed pill!)ws, And at the Mechanic Street Warehouse - sale of wooden porch swings- Lawn-Boy power mowers : Magic Chef Ranges- Whirlpool Washers and Dryers- Carpet by the yard - linoleum - cabinets. Elberfelds Warehouse on Mechanic Street - threatened to burn her and her home. , COOPERATIVE EFFORT - A recording session of a live Stan Kenton concert is necessarily a cooperative effort. Above, Bill Putnam, producer of a session done on the Butler, Ind. caropus makes his wishes known to the trwnpel section. Open Both Friday '*nd Sat~rday - 9:30 A.M. TO 9 P.M. -. Elberfelds lo Pomeroy . . No relief seen in tax burden POMEROY - "For the pasl10 years, it hss been indicated nationally and on the state level that the real estate tax burden on property owners is to be relieved, but Instead of improving, with the exception of the Homeotead Act, It has grown worse." This was the comment of Meigs County Auditor Gordon Caldwell who is advising residents of the changes involved In property.reappraisal thereby increljsing reaL :-state taxes. ' . Caldl\'ell Said state Ia..; now provides that properly m115t be appraised on the basis of its market value and not its ROY mCXMAN International pres,ident will be honored here PT. PLEASANT - Point Pleasant's Rotary Club, which will honor Rotary International President and Mrs. Roy D. Hickman today with a luncheon reception ' here co-hosting a similar event Saturday · night In Huntington. , · · All local Rotarians i nd their wives and Rotary representatives from adjoining Rotary Clubs have been Invited to a luncheon reception being given for Mr. and Mrs. Hickman in Point Pleasant today at 12:36 p.m. at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Roy Eshenaur, 19iB Marquette ·Avenue with Mrs. Mark Cheng and Mrs. Roy Eshenaur assisting . . • Dr. Roy, as he is affectionately known, holds membershi~ in the Point Pleasant Rotary Club which dates back to the late ~. while Dr. Cheng is the local Rotary Club's newest member. Mrs. Cheng Is a long time friend of the Hlckmans, hsvlng made her home with them wher! she came to this country to attend college. replacement value. Consequently, a piece of properly sold must be appraised for taxation purposes somewhere near the amount paid for the property. The purchaser will be the deeply affected party, thereby paying the tax increase thst will be required if he pays a figure higher than the property is appraised at. For example, the purchaser of . property now appraised at $4,000 paying $6,000 would be respohsible for paying taxes on an additional $2,000. The increase would be in effect the following year after Chamber dinner to feature 2 speakers GALLIPOLJS - Two speakers will share the spotlight during the 36th annual dinner meeting of the Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce. · Donald Buckley, director, Ohio Valley Regional Development Commission, and Peter R. Steenland, assistant vice president and executive assistant to lhe president, ~merican Electric Power Service Corporation, will take part in this year's program. The 1973 chamber event will be held in Rio Grande College's Cafeteria on Thursday, March 15, beginning at 6:30p .m. Tickets for \he dinner meeting are $5.50, and are now on sale at the chamber office or from a member of the chamber of commerce. Dinner reservations are to be made prior to March 10, according to Mrs. Thelma Elliott, executive secretary of the local chamber. Buckley will speak on the necessity of maximum planning, advantages and benefits with economic development. Steenland will report on a survey prepared by the AEPC on the proposed growth and anticipated community development necessary to prepare for the influx of new jobs and new people. The informalion should be of interest to all area leaders. Chamber members from the Athens, Meigs, Jackson, Vinton , Lawrence and M~son Counties have been invited. · · · BB gun used to shoot up trailer at lake the purchase, Caldwell said. New construction for the most part has been picked up for taxing purposes by the auditor's office. Such property has been appraised at what the building cost was, Caldwell said . . Anyone with a new home can lind out what the real estate tax on his property will be by contacting the county auditor's office. Caldwell further pointed out the following in explaining the chsnge in the 9 o'clock curfew put into effect Monday . MIDDLEPORT - A 9 p.m. curf.,w for all young people under 18 years of age will go'into effect until furtller notice beginning Moqday, Middleport Police Chief J. J. Cremeans said Saturday. Chief Cremeans said the curfew was being Imposed because of vandalism by young people. Friday night Sgt. Sid Little arrested five teenagers In connection with the recent theft of tools and stereo tapes, and also on Friday night two pieces of angle Iron were placed on the railroad tracks In Middleport. Chief Cremeans said the village siren will sound at 9 p.m. each night signaling the beginning of the curlew. All young people uoder 18 are to be at home by that hour unless ttiey are accompanied by a parent or guardian. GALLIPOLIS - Gallia County sheriff's deputies Saturday investigated a · complaint at the Clair Bowen residence in JURY SENT HOME UJe Tycoon Lake area near Eagle Rd. AKRON, Ohio (UP!) - The jury Officers said someone shot holes in deliberating the case of Larry Via; 28, Bowen's trailer with a BB gun. accused of killing im Ohio University coed, One arrest recorded Friday was was sent home for the weekend Saturday Walter David Woodyard, 17, 1736 Chstham by Summit County Common Pleas Judge Ave., Gallipolis, charged with AWOL. James Barbueto. Pomeroy E-R unit made I Kuhn given his desire GALLIPOLIS - Paul F. Kuhn, City School Superintendent the past three years, was granted a new two year contract Friday in a special meeting at noon of the Gallipolis Board of Education. Kuhn , who came here !row Lima Shawnee, submitted the following letter to Board President Marlin G. Kerns: "Due to the fact that there is considerable discussion at this time regarding school consolidation, lam requesting that my contract be limited to two years. If during these two years consolidation is possible, I will be happy to assist in any way to bring about a working relationship. It is my chief concern that the students of Gallipolis sc hools receive a quality education.'' The board, after receiving the request Immediately entertained a motion by member Neal B. Clark giving Kuhn a two( year contract. It was seconded by Fred Wood. On the roil call, all members except Paul D. Niday voted aye. In other action, the board granted Kuhn permission to make application for $9,600 in' vocational funds which will be used to purchase vocational equipment and to apply for an additional $5,000 in Tille I funds to assist the computer reading progra m. Lance Clifford , special education instructor, was given permission to attend a workshop at the. Gallipolis State Institute. Temporary 2 runs early Saturday POMEROY The Pomeroy ·Emergency Squad answered a call at 5:08 a.m. Saturday for Mrs. Pearl Smith, 400 · Lasley St., .who was ill. She was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where 'she was treated and transferred to the Holzer Medical Cehter. At 8:58a.m. Saturday, the squad was called for Mrs. Virginia Thomas, 422 W. Main St. An ambulance was called and Mrs. Thcrnas was taken to .the Holzer Medical Center. SCHOOlS TO OPEN GENEVA, Ohio (1JPI) -Schools here are icheduled to open Monday for the first time llfnce Feb. 13 when teachers struck · llfvtnc 4,000 atudenta at all Ill schools an . unapected winter vacation . . real estate tax regulations: A $20,000 house would be appraised at the cost it would take to rebuild it if it were destroyed. Now, however, the state lax appeals board hss ruled that the 1972 tax bills are on the basis of the market value. This means that the $20,000 house inight be 3ppraised higher than its replacement value in stiff housing markets. A reappraisal of real .~sll!te is currently underway in Meigs County. The results of that, however, wlll not go Into effect until 1975 when residents will be paying their taxes for 1974. engineer named. by commission POSTERS JUDGED - "Conservation Saves Soil" was the theme for the Annual Gallia County Soil and Water Conservation poster conleat j1Jd41ed Friday at the Galli& County Courthouse. In all, 23 JlOIIIers_ were submitted by will students in the county's four school districts. Winners be . BMounced later. Judges were left toright, Mrs. Janet Byers · of the French Art Colony, Bryson R. Carter, County Extension Agent, and Mrs. Wanda Eshenaur ot' Radio Station WJEH . POMEROY - In a special session Saturday the Meigs County Com· missioners named Wesley A. Buehl, Caldwell, Ohio in Nobel County, to serve as Meigs County Engineer on a temporary basis . · Buehl was named following the recent death of Theodore Beegle. A permanent appointment will be made by the Reputlican Central Committee on or before March 6. · Attending the session were Charles R. Karr , Robert Cla'rk, and Warden Olll's, commissioners, and Martha Chambers, clerk. \- . ,., .. •. .,._' \. " .. ~- -"~---" ~'. POMEROY - Harold Sauer, a guidance counselor at Meigs High School, was honored at the second annual appreciation dinner given allbe University Inn, Athens, Thursday, by the U. S. Air Force recruiting service. The framed citation was presented to Sauer by Major Phillip F. Brooks, commander of detachment 5U, for the recruiting service in Columbus. The citation reads "lri recognition· of con· sistent and devoted service In assisting the U. s. Air Force Recniltlng Service and In appreciation of conscientious efforts toward the advance· ment of peace through air power." Tony Persl, base education offl· cer at Lockbourne Air Force J.l¥se, was guest speaker at the dinner and the welcome was by M..Sgt. Donald C. Garrett, Athens recrulier. About 50 guidance counselors from a four county area attended the dinner. Others attending from Meigs · High School were Mrs. r.tartha Vennarl, John Redovlan, counselors, and Richard Coleman, vocational education teacher, and Mrs. Leah Ord, Southern High School counselor. Wilma Parker al!pointed to retardation board POMEROY - Wilma Parker has been appointed to the Meigs County Board of Mental Retardation to replace Mrs. Helen · Williams and Mrs. Grace Weber has been named Chairman, Jeanette Thomas, ,' director of the Meigs County Community School disclosed Friday. Terms of aU tile members have been revised. Appointees of Probate Judge are Wilma Parker and Nora Rice, 1971).1974. Appointees of county' commissioners are, ·• Dorothy Yeauger and Rev . Bill Perrin, 1973-1977; Edward Kennedy, Mrs. Iris Carr and Mrs. Weber, 1971-1975. PROGRAM PRAISED COLUMBUS (UP!)- State Highway Patrol Superintendent Col. Robert W. Chiaramonte praised the "Blue Max" program Saturday, noting Ohio Slate Highway patrolnien recovered more cars and mad~ more arrests than ever before. The "Blue Max" program is the auto larceny crackdown.campaign. It resulted > in the recovery of 1,584 stolen cars and ; • 1,136 arrests for suspicion of auto larceny. , , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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