https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5bfa9c1e62b0d57135ceeabcabe11fb6.pdf 491b3cac82c1c96ce74c839f50a26db6 PDF Text Text .' I 8 _ The Daily St>ntinel, Middleport-Pomero)'. 0 .. Dec. 3. 197~ Wolfpen News, Notes Threatening ·letters found ENHELD, Conn. (UPI )- A man who led more than two dozen police on high speed ehase in a stolen Massachusetts police cruiser Sunday was ca rrying threatening letters to several heads of state, authorities said today. The Federal Bureau of Investigation was called to in· vestigate the letters and tel egra ms which were ad- · dressed to President Nixon, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D· Mass ., Secretary of state Henry Kissinger , the king of Sweden and the royal family of England. . Authorities said the letters and telegrams contained in a suitcase also demanded money. Six police cars were damaged and two policemen were injured trying to catch the driver, who crashed SPIRIT WINNER _ Frank Scholz, right, technical department section mana ger at through one roadbl ock and was Goodyear's Point Pleasant chemical plant, was recently presented a medallion and $100 award stopped trying to run a second by Plant Manager Michal T. Bucci after being named spirit winner at the local plant. Scholz one. will now compete for Chemical Division and corJXJrate awards. Con necticut police c harges Jacinto Oliveira, 25, of Chicopee Falls, Mass ., with first degree assault, criminal mischief, motor vehicle Frank A. Scholz, technical Goodyear's Point Pleas ant tributions to society, " Bucci recklessness, failure to obey an department section head, at chemi cal plBnt ha s been said. officer, second degree larceny Scholz's nomination cites his named winner of the Goodyear and crossing state lines with a Spirit Award at the local plant, many years of dedication to stolen vehicle. according to Plant Manager Goodyear, his contribution to Masachusetts police charged the area 4-H Club, Boy Scouts, Michael T. Bucci. him with larceny, motor Scholz wa s recently church and community ser- - vehicle violations and assault. presented an award of $100 and. vices. Officers said the chase began Scholz began his career with a medallion by Bucci . Bucc i said that Scholz's Goodyear as a member of the name will be entered along production squadJ:on in Akron, with other c hamical plant Ohio, in Ocotber, 1954, after winners in a contest to select a serving two years with the Chemical Division winner. The Army. He was graduated from Chemical Division winner and Northeastern University with a th ose of other worldwide Good- B S degree in chemica l year divisions will become engineering in 1951. He served on various finalists for the Mildred V. and assignments in Akron was a Edwin J . Thomas Goodyear .. .. ,. ,. Spirit Award of 1973 to be junior engineer and later as a announl.'ed in A-kron during ' research e ngineer prior to his transfer to the Poipt Pleasant December. The grand prize consists of a plant as senior engineer in mounted bronze medallion and October, 1956 . . He was $1,000 provided by Mr . promoted tq section manager, Thomas, retir ed board technical department, in chairman , and his family . November !9o6. Active in the. ·community, " The awards program makes Scholz was recently elected to it possible to pay "Condominium s and tribute to Goodyear- his second consecutive term as apartm ents keep looking ites who are helpin g president of the Poir.t Pleasant better , everytime ther e'S a gutter. roof. or plumbing the comPany meet today 's Lions Club. job to do around th e He has been active in the Boy _, many challenges and who are house'' ... makin g meaningful con- Scouts for many years and is Assis~ant Scoutmaster of Troop 257 in Point Pleasant. If YO!J have a do. it . your se lf Scholz is also treasurer of the project and need the tools. Lutheran Church and an adult etc., to do il wi th , you ca n get whatever you ··need leader and co-chairman of the from the " FR I E N DLY Tonight thru Thursday camp committee for the Point ONE S" a1 th e Pomeroy December 3-6 Pleasant 4-H Club. Cement Block Co . NOT OPEN Scholz, his wife, Dorothy, and four children reside at 134 Fri. -Sat. -Sun . English Court in Point December 7-8·9 Pleasant. LIVE AND LET DIE a • Scholz wzns Goodyear award when they responded to a report a pedestrian had been hit by a car north of Springfiel(l, Mass. While a trooper questioned the motorist involved. offi cia ls said, the pedestrian took his police car . Heeds ville News, Notes By Mrs. Lyle Balderson Drake of Columbus and Mary VJsJtur.s at the .tietzer·BJse Kibble. Also visiting at the home for Thanksgiving w~re Kibble home recently was Mrs. Capt. and Mrs . Fredertck Condell. Recent visitors of Mr . and Sm1th and daughters of Mrs . Gene Wilson were Mr. Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. Rawleigh Hetzer and family of and Mrs. Jwtior Congrove .of Akron, Mr . and Mrs . Edpie Zanesville, Mr. and Mrs. B•gley and Mr .. and Mrs. Jelf Robert Sams and Bobby of · Jane Lew, W.Va ., and Mr. and Foster and famlly. _Mrs. Helen Archer is visiting Mrs . Jerry Palmer and w1th Mr . and Mrs. Donald Michael of Wooster. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Balderson Coleman and family at and Kay visited with Mrs. Colwnbus. Mr. and Mrs . Warren Hazel Balderson at Vienna, W. Pickens, Mr. and Mrs . Denver Va. Thanksgiving Day. Weber and sons, Mr _and Mrs . Thanksgiving Day guests at Ernest Whiteh ead and the home of Mr. and Mrs. daughters were Thanksgiving Chester Buckley and daughter, dinner guests at the home of Ann, were Mr . and Mrs. Mr . and Mrs. Bill Meredith. Charles Newnan of Minersville Other guests at the Meredi th and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whittle home were Mr. and Mrs. of Worthington . Mr . and Mrs . R. E. Williams Har old Sauer and daughters, Middleport R. D., Jean were Thanksgiving dinner Whitehead and Isaac · Fried- guests of Mrs. Kathryn Dietz man , students at Ohio State and Bill of Belpre. Mrs . Walter Brown has University, Col umbus. Dinner guests at the An· returned home after visiting derson B. Kibble home for with her daughter and family , Thanksgiving were Mr. and Mr . and Mrs . William Thomas Mrs. Glen Milhoan of at Enon. The Thomases are Parkersburg, Mr. and Mrs. a,nnouncing the arrlval of a David Smith and Diana of Long son, Devin Andrew, ·born Nov. Bottom; Mr. and Mrs. Tom 15. They have another son, Mrs. Larry Johnson, Gina, Tahnee and Brady and Mrs. Geneva Shumate were Thanksgiving holiday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Shumate and family of Bantytown, W. Va . Mr _and Mrs. Jack Elam, Bill and Carolyn, were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Elam. Mr. and Mrs_ Charley Smith were Thanksgiving Day dinner guests of Mr . and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, Kail , Charles and Kevin. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Knapp and Mike and Tim of Columbus were Thanksgiving afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, Kail , Kevin and Charles. Thanksgiving holiday visitors of Robert Russell were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Russell , Akron, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Summerfield and daughters of Dlinois, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Russell and family of Fort Mead, Md., and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Haggy. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Worley of Beckley, W. Va., were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp and family . Thanksgiving Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sargent were Mrs. Carol Matthew, who is three years old. Mrs. Bess Larkins recently visited with her daughter, Mrs. Doris Marks at Chester. Weather Sprouse and Kim and Linda Feverborn of st. Louis, Mo., Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Reed, Mr. and Mrs _Wayne Milhoan, Miss Bernice King and Mr. George Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy , Debbie, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Downs were Thanksgiving Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Murphy, John, Peggy, Carmel and Barbara . Mr. and Mrs. Bill McElroy, Jeff and Joseph of Columbus were Thanksgiving holiday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Paul McElroy arid her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bing and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Worley visited her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harley E. Johnson, Tammy, Cheryl and Terry, were Thanksgiving supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. l!arley Johnson . Patricia Thoma also visited. r;;:: ;~:::::;:::::;::::::;;:<: I;;:i;::·~ ~ ~Eit~:::~t~~~ ~re~:~~~i!~ Forward-looking people · + . progressive methods and facilities -enable us to meet ' developing needs in the servicing of your financial affairs \ The Farmers Bank and Savings Co. Holzer Medical Center Nov . JO Ill RTHS Mr s. George Stover, son. Grimms Landing . W.Va.; Mrs. Ja ck Peter son. son, Rutland ; M rs. Pau! Elk ins , daughter, Crow n City ; Mrs . Robert Danschroder, da ughter, Rio Grande. Dec. 1 Mrs. Earl Swaney, dau_ghter, Coa lton. Dec. 2 POMEROY, OHIO ~20 .000 . 00 Mr s. Teddy Staton. son. Bidwell; Mrs. James Potter, · son. Oak Hill ; Mrs. Joseph· Humphreys. da u ghter , Maximum Insurance For Jackson ; Mrs. Charles Bartels, Each Depositor -- M!MIIU -fiDlRAl ~-- ! I. -~-- DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION so n, Pomero'f ; Mr s. Jeff Dalton. tw i n daughters, Oak Hi II. ' ·· drivers sa id a patrOlman . Ohioans in January will be based on fuel used in January of 1972, the ~:; Public Utilities Commission of Ohio said Monday. However, John Ledingham , spokesman for the com~~ misslon, said homeowners who moved after February ,,. 1972 and began buying home heating oil from a s upplier :iii central Ohio commun ity of ;:;: 13,500. The demonstration :~:! began at 7 a.m. and. e nded at ~~~; 8:30a.m . ···· "This whole thi ng is now r .:':j·,:!:.• .. $:~ ~:· ~~~~~ifl~oc~!~:,'..i;YJ~t~:~i bu~ because they did not Ledingham said it is more than likely that many homeowners moved after February 1972 and were con· sidered. regular customers of the supplier during November and DecerTiber of this year. " We're expecting problems like you wouldn't believe," Ledlngham said. " We have no idea how many people moved before October when allocations started. 11 We have no idea why 1974 allocations are go ing to be based on 1972 use. It makes no sense," he said. New hom eowners, even those who have been in their homes for more than a year, will be hurt by the new allocation syste m, while large users, who had greater fu el oil allotments in 1972, will benefit from the program, Ledingham said. Homeowners should start lining up fuel sources now instead of waiting until-January when the new system begins, he said . Companies mu st give customers, but Ledingham said the live days will not be enough to give the customer or the commission's emergen cy allocation staff enough time to line up an alternate source. :; i· ···· ~ cl ~ §:. 1l ~ ~ rf. . . . ,. . . :~.:.: ,.. ·~.·:.·:, . . ~s~~c~~~e~;g~~~onc·~,:;:~g: i:. _:.!:i... ;:;: :~: :·:= : ~: ~~~ ~~; ·:·: ,:.,_'.:,~ ·=·:· :';\ ',.~,:i. .: . ;:;:: :;:;: m 1. :;:: ~'.:. .:.:,..'-..· w.::::::~:::~:~:;;;:;::::::::::::::::::::::.:::::::::;::::8::::::;:::::~::::;;;:::::::::::::::::;::~::::::::::; ::;:::::::::::::::::::.:::-::::: ::::::::: post of the Ohio Highway Patrol. "Traffic is now moving smoothly." Truck driver s in Pennsylvania and Connecticut blocked two Interstate highways earlier today in similar protest demon strations . Hi ghway patrol Dispatcher Stephen Veselenak said eight highway patrolmen from the post here and others from St. Clairsville-and Zanesville were called to the scene. Earlier to day, tractor _ trailer drivers also protesting energy. generated lower speed limits and higher fuel costs, blocked an interstate highway in Pennsylvania for 4% hours to d ay . In a similar demonstrati on , they held up tr affi_c on a Connecticut highway for 35 said truckers began blocking 180 at Blakeslee, aboull20 miles minutes. west of New York, at about 11 About 100 rigs blocked Interstate 80 at Exit 43 near p.m. Monday. By 3:30 a .m . Blakeslee, Pa ., in both today,_ the drivers began to peacefully a ft e r directions early today to move presenting their demands and protest a 5~-mile-p er'-hou r speed lirni t and the rising price having authorities agree to of diesel fu el. Police said give -the demands to the news traffic was backed up for. 10 to media . A state police major said no . 12 miles in each direction before the blockade began to effort was made to force the truc kers to st op their break up at 3:30a.m. demonstration or to Ii!t traffic The hold-up in Pennsylvania came after the drivers of 12 through. There were no arrests tractor • trailers blocked J-64 made, he said . " It 's a peacefu l demonMonday along the Con necticut stration ," he said. "About ioo New York border near Danbury, Conn., about 75 miles rigs are blocking the highways northwest of New York . The in both directions." drivers refused to respond to New York State Police, charging the troopers were abusive and had no juri sdiction in the Nutmeg State. They ended the blockade at the request of the Connecticut State Police. Pennsylvania State Police Layoffs pile up DETROIT (UP! ) - The Ford Motor Co. said today part.s shor~ages caused by · a strike in Canada has forced tl1e layoff of 22,033 hour)y workers who will return to their jobs when parts become available. The Ford layoffs were in addition to the more than 177,000 workers being idled in the industry this month and in January because of slumping big car sales due to the energy criSis. The majority of the layoffs are for less than one week as automakers trim more than 100,000 cars from produc· lion schedules. • The au to industry layoffs wa y lights at each lane, should peak during the first making a total of eight lights. part of 1974 and then le vel off When Pomeroy r ece. ves as production of small cars money from the s tate or jncreases, President Nixon's county, it is required to place chief economic advi ser said 7% pet. of the inoney in its state Monday. highway fund . This money is to · " There will be a r eduction in be used only on st.,te highways, automo)lile production and our and a traffic iight would be one estimate is that lt will be at its of th~ priorities . The fWld. has maximum now and in the first an adequate balance to make quarter of 1974,'' Herbert Stein the change. told a Detroit news conference. Webster · explained that the " The demaod for small cars is present light is worn out, that it ve ry great and the question is is over 20 years old, and parts how rapidly can the industry for the present controller · convert to the production of cannOt be purchased. small cars." Cotmcilman Lucien Poulin Ford said the indefinite strongly opposed replacing the layoffs would begin today as light. He. contended that it plant.s run out of engines could be repaiied. No action produced at the Windsor, Ont., wa s taken. plant, closed since Nov _23 by a Fred Crow, solicitor, ex- United Auto Workers strike. That dispute was settled today, ~lained that changes have been made in the Criminal Code and but a Ford spokesman could it will be necessary for council not say when engine production to publish all s uch changes in would resume. The shortages will close the local newspaper. No ordinance can be in conflict with seven assembly plants, idling the revised code, Crow said. 16,200 workers, and 10 Councilman Harry Davis manufacturing plants will reported that a drain on Beech begin curtailed output and Jay St. was in bad condition. The off 1,508 workers. The company said the shutmatter was referred to the s treet committee. Also at- downs willc'Ost it production of tending were Jane Walton, 4,100 Mercury, Ford, Thunderclerk; Phyllis Hennessy, bird and light truck models a treasurer, and Phil Globokar, day. newly elected councilmen. EXTENDED OUTLOOK Chan(.'e of rain mainly Thursday and Friday. High Thursday in the 40s hlgh Friday and Saturday In the 40s and lower 50s. Lows in the mid 20s to lower 30s early Thursday then In the mid 30s to lower 40s Thursday night and Friday night. Street repair proposed Pomeroy Council Monday night met its new mayor and began groundwork to repair two important village streets. Dale Smith , mayor-elect, was introduced by incumbent Mayor Don Collin's. Smith will · takLI/Ifice Jan . 1, 1974. Mayor Collins disclosed he had talked to a r epresentative of the Shelly Company about · having Union and Spring Avenues resurfaced . The company told Collins it was. short on asphalt and would be fortunate to complete its presen t contract in Middl eport. However, Collins was to be informed one way or the other. Some councilmen fel t that concrete could be used at in ~ tersections. Ralph Werry, councilman , is to ask the Shelly· people again .for a definite commitment. Co un cil lear ned that the janitor, Mrs. Junior Wilson, resigned : Councilman William Snouffer I S · t o seek a replacement. ·The job pays $1.60 per hour . Meeting with council wa s ~~-;;;;;:0!';;:;:;:;:;:::;:;.:;:::::::::::::::;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:::::::::;:;:;:;:::::: JNews .• in _Briefs!~ By United Press International CINCINNATI - KATYDIDS ARE hollerin ' early , the birds have ate up all the wild berries, black bugs and worms are craw lin' about and the Hamilton County Park District says it all means a cold and long winter. The park district, in its monthly magazine, today said natural signs observed in this southwestern Ohio area are in direct opposition to a forecast by the National Weather Service for a mild winter. "Butterflies are flocking early, there are a lot of spiders, blackberry blooms are especially heavy and the squirrels , hornets and yellowjackets are building their nests and lodges close to the ground." The park district says the clincher is the wooly bear caterpiilar. "There are a lot of them," said tbe park district. "They have thick coats a(ld they started creepin' and crawlin' before the first frost." WASIDNG TON - AS CHIEF U. S. District Court Judge John J . Sirica began privately listening to President Nixon's Watergate ·tapes, the President called in eight Republican congressional leaders to detail for them ·rus personal finances . Sirica, after spending more than four hours alone with the Watergate tapes on Monday, said he hopes to complete his exainination of the recordings by Christmas but will not disclose them to the public. Sirlca was to resumehearings at 10 A.M. EST today on the question of why one of the crucial tapes has an 18-minute gap as well as other gaps the White House has reported it found on some of the tapes. A one-time key administration aide, Lawrence M. Higby, who served as ail administrative assistant to for01er chief of staff H. R. Haldeman, was to be the first witness. Nixon, meanwhile, responding to initiatives of several GOP legislators, called eight Republican congressional leaders to the White House in an effort to show them he earned every penny he made in public life - a sum making him atmost a millionaire. Shop our First Floor Lingerie Department for a complete selection of gowns, robes, pajamas, dusters, long gowns and daytime lingerie. Featuring well-known quality brands including Formfit ·Rogers, Lorraine, Phil Maid and Katz. We also have a big selection of brushed tricot, flannel, or Challis winter sleepwear. · Be sure to register at our Mechanic Street Ware!louse for 'the Whirlpool Dishwasher No purchase necesury - You need not be present to win YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY I ' ·:·: and higher fuel prices, the Ohio ~ his position with Nixon because they disagreed with his stand on rationing and felt it would hurt the economy and the stock market. · Nixon and Shultz have called rationing a " last resort," but nevertheless are mapping contingency plans for it. Love resigned as governor of Colorado last July to head , Nixon's energy program. He reportedly was told of the change Friday by presidential adviser Melvin R. Laird. The SO!lfCe said Love is "disheartened" by Nixon's action and uncertain about hls future with the administration. Appearing on CI!S with \he .. Democratic rebuttal, Proxmire also took issue with a proposal within the administration to Jet petroleum prices rise to accomplish a sort of automatic rationing. He said that would leave those with modest incomes unable to drive to work and " literally millions of other modest income Americans . woujd spend a winter of shivering cold." On another program, NBC's " Meet the Press," Shultz warned the nation to prepare for higher fuel prices and also urged higher unemployment compensation to help those who lose jobs because of the energy crisis. in banking ways only when to the advantage o f our favorite people . . . our c us tomers. ,!!!· use fuel oil, store up . ~;~te::'~ve~ ~ ~~~r ~~=~ 1i.~it~ j;j: quick on warmer du . ds !!!. Hi~~:~~ ~t;:~ ~~~i-. cited," 1 ![~~~ OOLUMB~~ ~~~~ Pr~~~t~~:::~: for a~~~ ~~~i~~:e:S~~~ ~~:~~:~ t ~ ·crisis But ... we adopt the new 111 ·.;.- ~-!'l~., (Continued from Page 1) ~~~~~~ --- :::: minutes, backing up traffi c for ::::: MEIGS THEATRE YOUR- -FULL SERVICE BANK -- ·:·: were ! ' r ISRAEL AND EGYPT SHOWED LITTLE SIGN today of easing their hardline positions on the deadlocked truce talks, with officials In Tel Aviv and Cairo looking to Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger's mid-December peace mission to break the impasse. The hardening positions followed two _days of heavy lighting on the Syrian front and sporadic batUes Monday between Israeli and Egyptian troops along both banks of the Suez Canal. An Israeli "inilitary spokesman said Syrian forces opened fire with machine guns and artillery along the northern cease-fire ltnes Monday for tbe second day in a row, wounding two of Tel Aviv's soldier~. He reported no casualties in the fighting with Egyptian troops and said only small weapons were involved. Egyptian sources said next week's visit by Kissinger, who arranged the Nov. II truce talks that broke off last week, was an 11th-hour attempt to save a full-<~cale Middle East peace con· terence scheduled for Dec. 18 in Geneva. They said it was up to Kissinger to break the current impasse and save the conferenee. SAIGON- TANK-LED COMMUNIST troops today mounted furious attacks on five government positions In the Central Highlands, forcing the defenders to flee one of the posts, and rocketed an airfield, military sources said. The guerrilla attacks came as the government reported its warplanei flew heavy . (Continued on page 10) . PHONE 992-21 56 ' TEN CENTS Osby Martin who said he and Freddie Thabet are studying purchase of the Court Street Cab Company . He wanted to kn ow if any additional franchises would be issued and if ca b licenses could be transferr~d. Council agreed that hcenses could be transferred and that if good service continues it would not issue any other franchi ses. Council agreed informally they had no complaints with the present service. A form was presented for use by th e me terman for a daily report. Council suggested that the meternlan begin at once making a daily report. Mayor Collins said he had been asked by Roy Mayer to remove a loadjng zone on East · Main St. The matter was referred to Snouffe r. The mayor also reported that the street on whi ch the Twin City Macbine Shop is located needs repair. It will be checked. Webster reportep to council that to replace the present worn-<>ut stop-go light at the iiltersection of Sycamore and Main Sts. would cost $1,047.70. The state requires that when a light is replaced an entirely new system must be installed. There would be one four way light in the center and two two Liberals beaten, but hiding time WASHINGTON (UP!) Faced with a filibuster they could not break, Senate liberals have abandoned efforts to pass legislation this year to finance presidential elections from the public treasury. Given assurances that the issue would come to a vote early next year, they allowed the campaign spending amendment to he stripped from a bill increasing the limit on the national debt to $475.7 billion. President Nixon then quickly signed the debt b!ll into law, averting a fiscal crisis that had threatened to leave the government unable to pay its debts or its employes after Thursday. A filibuster by Sen. James B. Allen, D-Aia., aimea at killing the campaign spending measure had allowed the debt ceiling to fall automatically Friday from its old level of $465 billion to $400 billion._ This left the government legally overdrawn and unable to borrow money. The liberals gave up after they failed for a second time to invoke cloture and cut off debate. A Sunday vote fell seven votes short, but Monday's vote was 49 to 39 in favor of halting the filibuster- 10 votes shy of the necessary two-thirds majority. · A motion by Allen to drop the campaign spending amendment from the debt bill then failed by only one vote-42 to 43-making it i:Jear that the liberals were beaten. A compromise was then arranged in which Rules Committee Chairman Howard Cannon, 0-Nev., promised to report out a campaign spending bill within 30 days after the Senate convenes next year. Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott. R-Pa. , a co-sponsor of the campaign reform bill, then re-<>ffered the Allen motion which then carried 48 to 36. " We are not hurting each other so much as we are hurting the country," Scott said . • The vote was a victory fo~ Allen and for the White House and conservative Republicans who had supported him. It was a decided defeat for Sens. Edward. M. Kennedy, D-Mass.: Russell Long, D·La.; Mike MansfieJj, D-Mont. , and Walter Mondale, D-Miim ., who led the fight for the amendment. Child of '74 contest being sponsored here "Child of 1774" is the theme of the 1974 contest sponsored by the National Daughters of the American Revolution for boys and girls in grades 5, 6, 7 and 6. The 14 Child of 1774", an imaginative child, can ·be compared to the child of today . Life_ in the home, crafts, games, clothing, food, school, mades of travel, m ethods of communication, potential occupations and professions are among topics which can be explored. The best essay in each grade in each school may be entered in the county contest. There will be certificates of ·a chie:vement in Affierican History for school winners and bronze and silver. medals for county champions. The best essay in each of the four grades in . the county will be entered in state competition, wh~re winners will be honored at the State DAH Conference in Colwnbus in March. Last year 199 elementary schools . in Ohio participated. Mrs. Clarence Struble, Pomeroy, ls History Month Chairman · of Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter, DAR, sponsor of the local contest. JEFF WAYLAND, left, holds a Frankenstein monster head, and Dwaine McDaniel, right, a sculpture of "l'ilyrtle, the Turtle". On the display table are other sculptures made by the fifth gr.1 de students of Miss Ca thy Haggerty at the Rutland Elementary School. Pupils creative with soap ' 'She must think we need a · bath" , said a fifth grader in the class of Miss Cathy Haggerty at the Rutland Elementary School when Miss Haggerty asked her students to bring bars of soap to school. However , it waso 't really that. Actual1y, the class was about to embark on a lesson in scul pture . Soap wa s to be the raw materiaL Pauline Rathrauff presented an article entitled "Fun with Soap Sculpture ", giving pupil~ step~by-s tep direction s on soap carvings. F'ollowing direc tions, they first sketched their subject on paper. then tra ced them onto the bar of soap through the use of a kitchen knife. Next came the muscle part - cutting away the soap along U1e edge of the ou \line. Edges were rounded off, the surface ·smoothed and details were carved in. J?inishing touches were added with the use of water colors. The colorful carvings, in· eluding fish, boats, monster figures, dogs and other subject.s were displayed in a hallway so tha t the entire school could see them. Making sculptur es were Mary Kauff, Mike Harmon, Kelly Brown , Donne Hysell , Angela Cross, Jeff Wayland, Patty Mitchell, two; Buddy Ell is, Dwaine McDaniel, Kathy Lee, Todd Eads, Krista Clonch , Kathy Lee, Sally Haym an , Tim Gore , Kevin Gibbs, and Patricia Barrett. , At the close of the project. a child said : "We wasted an awful lot of soap, but it sure was ftu1 J" KC salaries increased Kyg er Creek's Board of Education Monday night appl-oved salary increases for its teaching staff, administrators and non certified employees. • Teachers were given $300 a ye3r increases, making the starting salary in the district ~.900 beginning January I. The district's three administrators, Supt. Frank A. Cremeans and principals Robert L. Lanning and -Max A. Haffelt received $350 pay hikes per year while the nonteaching employees will get five pet. increases . Athletic coaches' salaries were also updated. Head coaching duties were increased from $600 to $.900 per year and all assistants will get ·$500. Spring sports coaches will . receive $300 instead of $200. These raises are subject to. approval of the Wage and Price Control Board. The board, upon the recommendation of Principal Haffelt and Supt. Cremeans, approved the transfer of Charles Dotson, a sixth grade tea c her at Cheshire -Kyger Elementary School, to Ad· daville Elementary effective at the first of January. Dotson will become a social studies instructor while Mrs . . Mila Woods, reading enrichment tea cher, will fill the third g rade vacancy created by the death of Mrs : Mary Kennedy. Supt. Cremeans was also authorized to purchase a new hot water . tank at Addaville Elementary School. In other matters, the board discussed the current energy crisis and what lt could do to the school district. It was announced that the district had been allocated the same amount of fuel this month .that !I had been a year ago. Mrs. Cheryl Enyart was granted permission to attend the O.E .A. Convention Dec . 12· This will allow students a chance to be briefed on the hig h school building policies, class14. room changes and to meet key High school principal Robert personnel at the high school. L. Lanning outlined a projected A committee will be applanning program for the pointed to develop curriculum second semester. awareness through analyzing An activity schedule will be and evaluating instructional implemented with organization strengths. Parent conferences and club meetings being slated will be held the second week of for the first and third Tuesdays January. of each month during a 30 Elementary principal Max minute ext~nsion of the regular A. Haffelt an nounced that homeroom period. parent - teacher conferences Beginning Jan. 2, all students are pl;mned this week at who received driving permit Cheshire -Kyger and Addaville revocations will be permitted Elementary School s. to drive to school once again. Conference.s for parents of Other plans were · student students in kindergarten pre-registration scheduled for . through the third grades wiU be Feb. 6; high school orientation held from 1 to 7 p.m . Wed· program for the district 's sixth nesday at both buildings. grade students will be held Parents of studen ts in grades during the last week in April. four to six are asked to come to the schools between 4 and 6 p.m. Thursday. The Hannan Trace Local ' Board conducted routine businesS Mondav . Severa l items were discussed but no action was taken . ' At Vinton, North Gallia 's Pomeroy police, aided by board in · special sessio n , Herman Henry of the Bureau employed Richard Ki sor to of Criminal Investigation, London , Ohio, Ej:re in- haul the garbage away at the vestigating a breaking and distrlct's three buildings. Mrs . entering of Stiffler's Depart- Ruth Evans, board clerk, was authorized to attend a clerk's ment Store over the weekend. Police said about $600 in clinic Pee. 12 at Athens. money and merchandise ....... particularly women's coats were stolen from the store sometime between closing time Saturday · and Monday morning when the store opened fOr business. Entrance was gained through the roof into a rest room , and then into the store's main area. The Meigs County Health Department said today that all food service operators and trailer park owners should obtain their 1974licenses at the Veterans Memorial Hospital COFCTOMEET health department office, 114% ADMITIED - Rick Blake The Middleport Chamber of . ' E . Main St ., Pomeroy, before Commerce and Retail Mer- . Heedsv1lle; Jean~tte Duffy , Dec. 16. chant.s Assn. will meet Thurs· Syracuse; Diana Atherton, In previous year s, these day at 7:30 p.m. at the Long Bottom ; Pauline licenses could be purchased Columbus and Southern O)lio Deren berger, Pomeroy ; through Dec, 31. However, the Electric Company social Lawrence WilsQn 1 Pomeroy i earlier deadline of De<;. 15 has rooms. Scott Maynard, Wilkesville; · been set. The licenses, manEulonda Haley, Middleport; datory by law, must be purDOG TAGS ON SALE Vanessa Pettit, Pomeroy; chased to operate on or after Dog tags for 1974 are now on Louise Eshleman, Pomeroy; Jan . 1, 1974. Obtaining the sale at the office of the Meigs Phillip Mowery, Middleport; lleense is the responsiblity of County Auditor in the court- Scott Justis, Racine. the operator or owner . . house and will remain on sale DISCHARGED Rose Failure to secure a license until Jan . 20. The cost is $2 Roseberry, Bertha Prince, subjects a person to a fine of each, male or female , and $10 Leslie Whittington, Leonard $100 for each day of operation for a kennel license . Stover, Bonnie Proctor. without a licen!ie. • I Until the 15th century m England it wa s customary to bury a pewte r chahce with a pries t. - CAMBRIDGE,Ohio (UP! i- SHOP TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY 9:30 TO 5 PM -- POMEROY MIDDLEPORT, OHIO .Jkt,•oted To 'I'M lntereA~ OJT'he Meig3-Mason Area TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1973 rue ers ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY · · (Tec hnicolor) Roger Moore as James Bond 007 Show Starts 7 p .m . enttne VOL XXV NO. 163 FffiEMEN DIDN'T GO RUTLAND - The Rutland firemen , call«! to a fire in Salem Twp., over the weekend were unable to accept the call, a department spokesman said today, because the department does not have a contract with the Salem Twp. trustees. As a result, insurance coverage on the firemen is not provided on such runs. Gift Her with Lingerie • Tonlght showers, chance of thundershowers east. Low tonight mid 40s in east . Chance of showers Wedqesday, highs in the 50s south. ' · BCI helping probe robbery Deadline advanced �... Dec. 4,1973 .:-: ::: the dJJy after . • • • by the editor Each year there are tales lhal raise the hackles on your neck come out or the annual deer hunt. There are t he narrow misses with tragedy when a gun discharges inad vertently; the even narrower misses of the slug directed to that vital region of the big bock who leaped away unscathed (never to be seen again that day ). Two such tales from the hunt just concluded are worthy of reportiitg. One is of a deer that got away, but not before a most strange set of events ; the other of a deer that did not get away, Ute victim of a hunter who not only was not taking the hunt seriously but got off his killing shot Uterally "from the belly." Hip shots by the desperado west of the Pecos we have seen in the movies. The belly shot by a Meigs deer hunter we have not seen: But hark : One day last week Don Diener. Scott a nd Bob Lucas and Don Beagle, who are important people in the administration of Veterans Memorial Hospital, having returned from an unsuccessful out-of<~tate deer hunt , determined to make another foray into the rough country back of the Racine-Letart area. Diener had not hunted seriously for 12 or more years, only recently having purchased a gun. The Lucas brothers and Beagle were the hungry - and experienced ..,- hunters ! So when the Meigs hunt was set up, Diener agreed to go along with his gun, but it so happened, with just one shell, which understandably drew appropriate remarks from his hunting partners. Arriving in the assigned woods about as day was breaking, Lucas and Beagle went to take up their positions, lea vine Diener, who, you remember, was not taking this thing at all seriously , in a ramshackle cabin to while away the hours while his buddies were out getting their deer. 225 Earn honors Two hundred and twenty . fiv e Meigs H ig h School students ha ve been named t o t he sec ond six. weeks honor roiL In orde r to be named to the. roll a student must have maintained a " B" or better grade. Named to the roll were : SE NI OR S Chri st i ne Bailey._Morton Barnes, Dav id Barnhart. Brenda Wyatt , Regina Bing, Donna Boyd. Debbie Burdge . Fred Burne y, Jennie Caruthe·r s, Ker(y Chesser , larry Coleman , J oyce Davis, Rita Davi s, Andrew E ng lish, D inah Erlewine Theodore Fisher , Sand r a F loccari , Rodney Frecker , Br ian Fr i end , Conni e Garn es , Veni da Gibbs, David 'Grant, Jeffrey Grate, Diana Harrison , Mi ke Haye s, Maure e n H en n essy, James Hil l, Ja c quel ine Hu tton, Peggy Imbod en. Mar y Jane y, Norma Jeffers. Dana J ohn son, Vick i Ke lly , G en ev a K i ng , E:~;ra K is er , De b i Kn ighf. Mary Krawsnyn, L ion el LeF ebre. John Le hew , M ike May , Alan M i ll s. Ja ne t M orr is, Mark M orr is, Cathy M u lf o rd , M ye r s. Br: e nda W il l iam N e lso n , T in a N ie r i, V ic ki e Oberh olz.e r , Sonya Ohlinger , D iana Pa inter . Rox ie Pat. ter son, Debr a P ierce, Wa yne Pu llinS, Cherie Reu ter , Mi ke R ichard s, D iana Ridgway , Pat Ro bson , J oe Ros enbaum , Sandy Rusche !. Paul Searles. Wayne Searl s, Steve Sm ith , Randal l Snider , Gary Snou1fer , Gary Stone, David Swi sher, Brenda Gr e ss. Ci ndy Van · Meter , Paul V oss. Kare n Wheeler , She rm an White, a tale of the deer that did not beat from a belly shot Diener had leaned hls gun against the wall beside a wiridow. It being a pleasant autumn morning, he raised the window sash as far as it would go, which would be something ar ound his middle, and stood, breathing in the crisp morning air, a big buck deer the farthest thi ng from his mind . Whether it was l.ucas and Beagle, or other 'hunters that morning who put the big buck to runhing. Diener, to his 3stonish· ment, soon sa w a buck with plenty of horn loping a long the ridge toward hi.rtl, unsee n in the cabin. It veered away upon its ap- proach and was perhaps 511 yards away when it took a slug smack in its heart, dro pping dead not far beyond. You guessed it ! Diener had grabbed his gun, tried to aim it from the shoulder at the running deer, but was obstructed by the belly high window sash. So he had the butt of his gun against his tummy when his single shell was fired. And scored an absolute bullse ye. The moment after fir ing he gla nced down at his wristwatch. It was exactly 7:31 a.m., on e min ute into the deer hunting hours of tha t day! Imagine, if you will , th e banter that went on la ter between the gentlemen hunters Diener, Lucas and Beagle. Especially after th e real hunters turned up with no venison. t . ~ The other true tale also pmcerns a Meigs huntcl . His story Is; perhaps as unique, but not as rewarding, £or in his the deer got away. But tllat one for tomorrow. . QUOTE m' THE WEEK : " All the r ich people are going to be able wafford a used Volkswagen while the poor people are going to get stuck wiUJ Cadillacs ... " - John Love , former governor of Colorado, fired boss of Federal energy agencies, by Scripp.<Howard Newspapers Dec. 3, 1974. David Wolfe. J UNI O RS VIcki Abbott, Sh aron Bing , M ik e Braun, Ro nal d Br owni n g, T er esa Bu r c h et t. M andy Car de r , Cha rl es , Rose M arcella Co lburn , Ra ya nna Cole, Cha rl es Conge r . Ca rl a Crisp, Richard Couch, Robert Cou ncil. Sa nd y Cur tis, · p atr icia Da r ~t . Lorie Davis, Bonnie Dillon, Lois Fr aser, Ba rbara Fultz., Ci ndi Garnes, Li nd a Gerar d. H offm a n , Chris t y Deb ra Hysell, Sherr i Kauf t. Eileen Kenne dy, Anit a King, Sonia Jus t ice, Na ncy Lawrence, Carol L ewi s, Diana Lync h , V i rgini a M cCu ne , Debo r ~h M clau ghli n , Pegg y M ur phy, Sha ro n Mu r r ay, Jeffr ey M usse r , Rog er Nelson, A nnet1 e N!tz, Cathy Osborn e, Bec k y Pa inter, JoAnn Pey t on , M a rk Pierce, Barb a r a Pr ice, Debra Pr iddy, Ken neth Rife, Ra ndy Shamblin , Br ian Shank , Da nie l , l - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., Dec. 4,1973 :.· .:: .-----· The Daily Sentinel DEVOTED TO THE INTERE $TOF MEIGS · MASON AREA CHEST ER l . TANNEHill , Euc . Ed . ROBERT HOEFli CH , City Ed i10t , P u bl i sh ed da ll y exc ep t Sal ur day by The Ohio V a ll ey P u b li shing . Co mpiHJY, 111 Co ur1 ~ t ., Pom ero y , Oh io , A5 769. Busin es Ol! ice Phon e 99'2 ·21.56. Ed i to r ia l Phone 992 · Central· Operating Company's . c___, Philip Sporn ·Plant new ttaven, W.Va. . Has Job Openings For Permanent Employment In The. 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The six.-year veteran from Colorado sparked a Miami PHILIP SPORN PLANT Post Offlc:e Box 361, New Haven, West Virginia 25265 Telephone: are• code J04--112.21 •' An Equal Opportunity Employer --- -.~ - (Con tinued on page 10 ) most of the excitement at these sessions and there were four here Monday. • The trade involving the biggest names saw the Chicago Cubs dealing 35-year-old Bob Locker to Oakland for sidewinding Horatio Pina, 28. In other trades, Houston sent reliever Cecil Upshaw to Cleveland for reliever Jerry Johnson and reliever Jim Ray and infielder Gary SUtherland w Detroit lor left-llander Fred Scherman. Atlanta also traded right handed pitcher Ron Schueler to Philadelphia in exchange for another righthanded hurler, Barry Lersch, The rules committee- made up of three representatives each from the American League, National League and minor leagues-ehanged the penalty for throwing the spiller . In so doing, that part of the rule which said an umpire had to detect a "foreign substance" on the ball was eliminated. Johnson explained that now all 3n umpire must do to call a spitter is to feel sure in his mind that a ball has been doctored. He does not have to actually see the material placed on the ball. The first time a pitcher is judged to have thrown a spiller a "ball" will he called. If the same pitcher is called lor throwing a second spitter in.the same game he is ejected and is subject to further punishment from the league office. Steelers lose 30-26 BElWEEN nfE 1fOURS OF 7:30 AM TO 4:00 PM 1 1~ 7 ' Second cl ass pos t a<;~e pa id at Pomer oy , Oh io. Nat i onal a d ve r t i s in g r eprestn tat i ve B o tt i ne l l i . Ga ll aoMer , Inc .• 12 Eills t A2nd St. , New York .. New York . Subscri pl i o n rate s : De li vered by carrier , oNhe r e av ill ilable 55 c ent s per wuk ; By MoTor R ou te - where Cllrr ler serv ice not """liable : On~ month , U . By ma il in Oh io illnd w. Ya .• On e Year , 516 : Six months, ·8.50 : Three months . , 5. 50 . Elsewhere Sl8 veer : si x monThs S9.50; t hru monThs . S6 . Su bscr i pllon pr ic e in · el udes SundiliY Tlm"es · Sent inel. HOUSTON (UPI)- They've Basically the new rule allows been ta lking about doi ng an umpire w call a pitch a something abo ut the spitball spiller without having found for years. something wet or greasy on the And now they fin ally have, baseball. They did not bring it back, The rules committee action came at the end of what had which some baseba ll officials and a lot of pitchers had ad- been a fa irly bland opening day meetings, vocated. Instead, the major of baseball 's leagues' rules committee came sessions which may prove to be up with a statute Monday it more hectic later. Among the feels can he and will "be en- things coming up this week will forced in place of the old one. he the question of Oakland "Judging from the publicity owner Charles Finley blocking the spitter received last year,'' the move of Manager Dick Wilsaid baseball administrator liams from the A's w the and rules committee chair· Yankees, the squa hble conman, Johnny Johnson, "There cerning ownership of the San was sufficient evidence to show Diego franchise and a lull that our rule was not written discussion of the energy crisis well. I think this rule will be a nd how it might affect enforced and enforced baseball . widely." Trades usually generate team that had nothing wlose in a 31).26 vicwry over the Pittsburgh Steelers, fighting to stay on top of the American Conference Central Division. It was the Steelers' third straight loss and . now they share the Central lead with Cleveland and Cincinnati. Wnderson collected lour of Miami 's, six pass interceptions and ran two of them back 27 and 38 yards for touchdowns. His 31).yard return of another interception set up. quar· terback Bob Griese's two·yard touchdown pass to end Jim Mandich. Decembef' 4: Wellston at Oak Hill. Dec. 7: Chesapeake at Coa l Grove Fair fie ld a t South Point Nort h west at Wheelersburg lima a t Port smou th Jackson at Log.;m Galli polis a t Wellst on Wa verl y at M eigs Ir onton a t A thens December 8 : Chesapeak e a t Por t smou t h Ea st Whee lersburg a t Waver ly Wash i ngton CH at Por tsmouth December 11 : South Poi nt at Chesapeake Well ston at Logan Waverly at :Jack son Gallipolis at Ir onton Athens at Mei gs December 14 : Ja ck son at Ath ens M eig s at Gall ipolis Chesapeake at Rock H 111 Ironton St . Joe at South Poi nt Portsmouth East at Wheelers. burg . Logan at Wavedy Ironton at Wellston Oece mbe ,- IS : Wheelersbl.lrg at Portsmouth Waverly at Portsmouth West Chillicothe a t South Pdint Decembe r 18 : Parkersburg at Athens Pt . Pleasant at M eigs Ashland a t I r onton Fairland at Chesapeake South Point at Oak H i ll Decem be,. 21 : W heelersburg at New Boston D ece mber 22: Por tsmou t h at Ironton N ew Lexington at Logan Chillicot he a t Jackson Tornado Frosh in 55-26 win Southern, scoring almost at will, took a 31).12 lead inw the locker room at intermission and came out to widen it to 24 points at the end of the third quarter at 42-18. SOUTIIERN (55) - Roush 7().14, Hill 1-1-3, Brown l·M, Boso 1-1-3, Bass 1-G-2, Johnson 1-1-3, Dunning 6-2-H, Johnston 5-0-10, Spaun 1-G-2, Atkins 1-G-2. HANNAN TRACE ($ ) Canaday 5-0-10, Gibson 3-3-9, Miller 2-1-5, Murphy 1-G-2. The Southern To·rnado Freshman basketball team, with all 10 players seeing action and everyone hitting the scoring column, romped to an easy 55-26 triumph over the Hannan Trace Freshmen Monday afternoon. Three Frosh of Coach Jim Wickline's hit in double figures led by Dtmning and Roush with 14 each, and Carl Johnston with 10. The Wildcats, with only 4 players scoring, were led by Canaday with 10 points. College Ratings I----------------, SANTA SPECIAL I I. I f ·~ II I COUPON : .-----------------, l SANTA SPECIAL l I I l MINI LIT I SET f so· LITE f WEATHER PROOF WITH COUPON GOOD THRU SUNDAY I 1 ___,_,......._, I L----J.Y.2Q;t ___ . I I l II DRINKING BIRDS 44 ~ I. $144 COUPON 1 .. WITH COUPON I. GOOD THRU SUNDAY .I 1219/13 I ·-----~-----------~ BIG SAVINGS AND YOU CAN LAY IT AWAY NO EXTRA COST · ,. ...... . ::0:·-. 'By United Press luternational The Irish of ~ Notre Dame came to Columbus Monday night as the eighth-ranked team in the nation and departed with a 76-72 victory over the Ohio State. Buckeyes in one of fiv e college basketball g~me s on Mo11day night's schedule in Ohio. In the other contests, OSUNewark defeated Wright StateCelina 97-74, Otterbein downed Ohio Dominican ~-57, Detroit scored an 83-79 victory over Cleveland State and Defiance led all the way to a 131-lll victory over MacMurray of lllinois. The Irish, now 2-0 for the season, sc.ored the first U.lly of a five minute overtime period alter regulation play ended 6767. Although Ohio State's Dan Gerhard tied it 69-119 with 4:31 left in the overtime , the Irish never trailed aga41.. Playoffs, riot revenge--Brown ' $ stoked in the past not only by By RICK VANSANT CINCINNATI (UPI) - It's the fact that it matches Ohio's the playoffs and not revenge two pro football teams but by · that Paul Brown says he's the belief that Brown deeply wanted victories in revenge for seeking Sunday. Brown's Cincinnati Bengals being fired by Cleveland. Not so, Brown said Monday tangle with the Cleveland Browns in a game that figures afternoon, as he weighed his wproduce a playoff contender . feelings and spoke in The intense , Cleveland - deliberate and measured Cincinnati rivalry has been sentences. ~ ' I think of Sunday's game ........ wlally in terms of our getting -::<:: w the playoffs," was the way ::::: Brown answered a question :::: abou - " personal reasons" •-3 Insurance Agency possi ly driving him on. -:.. , "The playoffs - that's why LARRY BROGAN, Agonf this game is important," he 101 Sycamore, Pomeroy · said. "Twelve years have gone Phone 992 -5130 by since I was at Cleveland. Things fade away over the years and that has faded with me . "When we first started it up the Cleveland game meant something to me ," Brown added. "But I don't give it a second thought today." The Bengals, who haven't lost a home game this year, have the Cincinnati Reds to What Lies thank for puiting the game in friendly Riverfront Stadium. Ahead On Because the Reds were using The Farm? the stadium for the baseball playoffs in October, the home See Here! dates for the two Bengals Browns games were ·switched. "I'm glad we had to switch •. There' s no guarantee the game," Brown sald. "It's better to play here on the t fi8t life on the farm is Astroturf than up there in the mud." ' ' as pie . If easy Brown says the Bengals go problem s should arise inw the game riding the crest be com pletely insured . of "one of the two best games we'veplayed in our exiStence.'' REUTER -= ON ALL ELECTRICAL APPUANCES • I > OSU, 1-1 for the season, was paced in scoring by guards Gary Repella and Gerhard with IG points each. The Buckeyes led nearly all of the first half taking a 39-35 lead at intermission. The Buckeyes seemed tO have the game wrapped up when Notre Dame's center John Shumate was charged with an offensive foul with 25 seconds left. OSU's Wardell Jackson, however, was fouled by Gary Brokaw and the Buckeyes' captain missed the cr.ucial free throw to set the . stage for Notre Dame's Dwight Clay who sank a 15-foot jump · shot tieing basket. Bruce Baer was the hero lor Defiance as he sank 25 points w lead 'the Yellow Jackets to a 131 -111 victory over Mac~ Murray (Ill.) and their second vicwry against no losses this season. ' .I t Prov ldence 84 St. Leo 44 South N.W . La . 74 Delt-a St . 70 S.E . La . 78 La . Coli , 58 Frostbg St. 60 Shpnbrg St. 59 VMI 80 Hampden · Svdney 54 NFL St•ndings Duke 93 Wm&Mery 79 By Unitt: d Press International Western Ky . 102 Arkansas 100 American Conference LSU ·N .O. 113 Southern U . 88 East Louisvillle 87 Houston 81 w . I· I · pcI · Fl 'd 1 o .917 on a St. 1M09 Biscayne 71 X·Miam i II idwest Buffa l o 7 5 0 5 83 i t 83 Cleve St . 79 New England 5 7 0 ·.417 Detro K NY Jets 4 a o .333 Mansas 71 Kentucky 63 10 o . 167 arquette 83 Portland 46 Balt im ore Illinois 99 Tulane 78 Central 87 Eastern Ill. 82 w. I. I . pet. Wabash P . 0 .4· o .667 e auw 9.4 Millikin 81 Pittsburgh 8 Defiance 131 MacMurray 111 Cincinnat i 8 . _. o 66 3 2 ·6 / Racine 62 M ich . Tech 59 Cleveland 7 i n 97 UC Davis 53 Houston 1 ll 0 ·.0 a,~ · Wiscons Notre Dame 76 Ohio St . 72, ot West 13 Rollins 69 w. L t . P ; t · Northwestern Oakland 1 4 1 6 5 St. Olaf 86 Tex . Luth 79 Denver 6 4 2 "583 Kansas St. 77 SMU 61 Southwest Kansas Cit y 6 4 2 · San D iego 2 9 1 - ~~~ vanderbilt 84 Tex . Tech 82 Miss. St. 87 Tex.as 82 National Conference · Tulsa 108 Pan AmE!rican 74 East w. I. t . pet. Ar.kansas St. 98 Mllw·Wis . 63 9 . 3 0 .750 New Mexico 89 OrEgon St . 75 W.~sh ington Dallas 8 4 0 .667 S.E . Okla . 83 Texas- Arl. 72 · Ph i ladelph ia 4 7 l .375 Jacksonville 66 Oklahoma 64 ' West St . Louis 3 8 l .292 NY Giants 2 • l .208 Utah St. 71 Seattle 66 Weber St. 65 Trinity , Tex . 55 Central Utah 108 Loyola {Callt.l 104 w. I. t . pet. Ar i zona 91 Color-ado 76 X·Minn.esota 10 2 0 .833 Stanford 63 San Fran 61 , ot Detroit 5 • l . 458 4 • , .417 Green Bay Chicago 3 • 0 .25 0 West w .. 1. 1. pet . 10 2 0 .833 x. · Los Angeles At l anta 8 4 0 .667 San Francisco 5 7 0 .417 New Orleans 4 8 . 0 .333 X·CIInched division title Monday's Results Miam i 30 Pittsburgh 26 !Only game scheduled) Saturday's Games Kansas City at Oakland Minnesota at Green Bay ! 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Bucks lose heartbreaker PRICES GOOD THiW SUNDAY Present The ~'111/I,,Q.Q~ ......4 Value-Rated , Dece mber 28 : Chesapeake a t Gallipolis Meigs at Sou th Point W heelefsburg at Portsmouth W est Port smou th a t w averly Jackson a t Port smou th East La n caster at A thens over two regular seasons, oakland last turning the feat in 1968-119. Miami clinched the AFC East two weeks ago. NEW YORK ( UPil The Terry Bradshaw, Pitt- U n It e d Press Internat ional Board of Coaches final top 20 sburgh's No. I quarterback, major college football ret lngs replaced No. 3 Joe Gilliambat w ith ,won ·lost records and first ce votes in parentheses : the slart of the second period pla (Final Week ) and had his first pass picked off Team Points l . Alabama (21) ( ll ·Ol 325 by Anderson lor a touchdown. ·2. Ok,lahoma ( 9J <9·0· 1) 292 But Bradshaw, playing for 3. Ohio St .. <2) <9 ·0-1l 244 4 . Notre Dame (1) ( 10·0) 241 the first time since injuring his 5. Penn State (11 -0l 193 shoulder Oct. 28, fired up the 6. Michigan (1) (10·0· 1) 190 Cal <9· l ·ll 134 Steelers for three second-half 87 .. Southern Texas (8 . 2) 74 wuchdowns and only Miami's 9 . UCLA (9.·2) 50 Arizona State (10. 1) 39 sixth pass interception by free 10. 11 . ( tie l Nebra sk a ( 8· 2· 1 ) 15 safety Jake Scott at the Pitt- 11 . (t iel Texas Te ch C10-ll 15 13. Houston (lQ . l) · 13 sburgh 42 with only 18 seconds 14. LS-U (9 -2) 10 left in the gat:ne, assured the 15. (tiel Kansas (1 .3· 1) .4 15 . (tiel Tulane (9 ·21 4 D<>lphins' vicwry. 17 . Miam i, o. (lQ .Ol 3 Alternating his passes with 18. (tlez Maryland (8-Jl 2 ltieJ san Diego St. {9· 1· 0 2 the runs of Franco Harris, who 18. 18. (t ie l Florida (7.4) 2 collected 105 yards in 15 Leading all the way in- · carries, Bradshaw marched cludin'g a 62-53 intermission the Steelers to touchdowns on edge, Defiance shot 66 per cent drives of 53 yards in the third from tht floor compared with period, 71 and 58 yards in the final quarter. VIRDON TO BE;ARS MacMurray's 54 per cent. "I think we learned a lesson HOUSTON (UP!) - Bill In Westerville, Otterbein from a championship team Virdon, bounced by the Pir~tes placed four of its piayers in double ligures, led by Dave about the intensity it takes w in the home stretch of the last Bromley's 15 points, to romp win,", said Pittsburgh Coach year's National League East Chuck Noll. title race, was named Monday over Ohio Dominican 89'57. "! thought we showed a little to pilot the American AssociaMatt Yuske\Vich got 16 points cha,racter in the second half/' tion Denver Bears, a Houston for the Panthers. Astros• minor-league affiliate. said Bradshaw. Owen Wells, with 21 points, put the University of Detroit ahead w slay with a 3-point lead and less than two minutes wgo as the Titans recorded an College a·asketball Results 83-79 victory over Cleveland By United Press International East . State University. Grove City 75 Beihany 67 The win put Detroit's record Ind .• Pa . 61 Calif .• Pa . so 79 Kings Po int 48 at 2-0 while Cleveland Slate Navy Bentley 80 Bates 62 went w I).J. New Haven 76 New Paltz 65 Miami's other scores came fr om the toe of Garo •Ye~ premian, who kicked three extra points and three field goals of 28, 46 and 14 yards. All of Miami's scoring came in the first two periods of what Sl1Uia called "a perfect half of defense." Then the D<>lphins had w hang on for dear life in th e second half and give the Steelers a twoiJOint safetY in the final 64 seconds to salvage victory. 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There are t he narrow misses with tragedy when a gun discharges inad vertently; the even narrower misses of the slug directed to that vital region of the big bock who leaped away unscathed (never to be seen again that day ). Two such tales from the hunt just concluded are worthy of reportiitg. One is of a deer that got away, but not before a most strange set of events ; the other of a deer that did not get away, Ute victim of a hunter who not only was not taking the hunt seriously but got off his killing shot Uterally "from the belly." Hip shots by the desperado west of the Pecos we have seen in the movies. The belly shot by a Meigs deer hunter we have not seen: But hark : One day last week Don Diener. Scott a nd Bob Lucas and Don Beagle, who are important people in the administration of Veterans Memorial Hospital, having returned from an unsuccessful out-of<~tate deer hunt , determined to make another foray into the rough country back of the Racine-Letart area. Diener had not hunted seriously for 12 or more years, only recently having purchased a gun. The Lucas brothers and Beagle were the hungry - and experienced ..,- hunters ! So when the Meigs hunt was set up, Diener agreed to go along with his gun, but it so happened, with just one shell, which understandably drew appropriate remarks from his hunting partners. Arriving in the assigned woods about as day was breaking, Lucas and Beagle went to take up their positions, lea vine Diener, who, you remember, was not taking this thing at all seriously , in a ramshackle cabin to while away the hours while his buddies were out getting their deer. 225 Earn honors Two hundred and twenty . fiv e Meigs H ig h School students ha ve been named t o t he sec ond six. weeks honor roiL In orde r to be named to the. roll a student must have maintained a " B" or better grade. Named to the roll were : SE NI OR S Chri st i ne Bailey._Morton Barnes, Dav id Barnhart. Brenda Wyatt , Regina Bing, Donna Boyd. Debbie Burdge . Fred Burne y, Jennie Caruthe·r s, Ker(y Chesser , larry Coleman , J oyce Davis, Rita Davi s, Andrew E ng lish, D inah Erlewine Theodore Fisher , Sand r a F loccari , Rodney Frecker , Br ian Fr i end , Conni e Garn es , Veni da Gibbs, David 'Grant, Jeffrey Grate, Diana Harrison , Mi ke Haye s, Maure e n H en n essy, James Hil l, Ja c quel ine Hu tton, Peggy Imbod en. Mar y Jane y, Norma Jeffers. Dana J ohn son, Vick i Ke lly , G en ev a K i ng , E:~;ra K is er , De b i Kn ighf. Mary Krawsnyn, L ion el LeF ebre. John Le hew , M ike May , Alan M i ll s. Ja ne t M orr is, Mark M orr is, Cathy M u lf o rd , M ye r s. Br: e nda W il l iam N e lso n , T in a N ie r i, V ic ki e Oberh olz.e r , Sonya Ohlinger , D iana Pa inter . Rox ie Pat. ter son, Debr a P ierce, Wa yne Pu llinS, Cherie Reu ter , Mi ke R ichard s, D iana Ridgway , Pat Ro bson , J oe Ros enbaum , Sandy Rusche !. Paul Searles. Wayne Searl s, Steve Sm ith , Randal l Snider , Gary Snou1fer , Gary Stone, David Swi sher, Brenda Gr e ss. Ci ndy Van · Meter , Paul V oss. Kare n Wheeler , She rm an White, a tale of the deer that did not beat from a belly shot Diener had leaned hls gun against the wall beside a wiridow. It being a pleasant autumn morning, he raised the window sash as far as it would go, which would be something ar ound his middle, and stood, breathing in the crisp morning air, a big buck deer the farthest thi ng from his mind . Whether it was l.ucas and Beagle, or other 'hunters that morning who put the big buck to runhing. Diener, to his 3stonish· ment, soon sa w a buck with plenty of horn loping a long the ridge toward hi.rtl, unsee n in the cabin. It veered away upon its ap- proach and was perhaps 511 yards away when it took a slug smack in its heart, dro pping dead not far beyond. You guessed it ! Diener had grabbed his gun, tried to aim it from the shoulder at the running deer, but was obstructed by the belly high window sash. So he had the butt of his gun against his tummy when his single shell was fired. And scored an absolute bullse ye. The moment after fir ing he gla nced down at his wristwatch. It was exactly 7:31 a.m., on e min ute into the deer hunting hours of tha t day! Imagine, if you will , th e banter that went on la ter between the gentlemen hunters Diener, Lucas and Beagle. Especially after th e real hunters turned up with no venison. t . ~ The other true tale also pmcerns a Meigs huntcl . His story Is; perhaps as unique, but not as rewarding, £or in his the deer got away. But tllat one for tomorrow. . QUOTE m' THE WEEK : " All the r ich people are going to be able wafford a used Volkswagen while the poor people are going to get stuck wiUJ Cadillacs ... 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The six.-year veteran from Colorado sparked a Miami PHILIP SPORN PLANT Post Offlc:e Box 361, New Haven, West Virginia 25265 Telephone: are• code J04--112.21 •' An Equal Opportunity Employer --- -.~ - (Con tinued on page 10 ) most of the excitement at these sessions and there were four here Monday. • The trade involving the biggest names saw the Chicago Cubs dealing 35-year-old Bob Locker to Oakland for sidewinding Horatio Pina, 28. In other trades, Houston sent reliever Cecil Upshaw to Cleveland for reliever Jerry Johnson and reliever Jim Ray and infielder Gary SUtherland w Detroit lor left-llander Fred Scherman. Atlanta also traded right handed pitcher Ron Schueler to Philadelphia in exchange for another righthanded hurler, Barry Lersch, The rules committee- made up of three representatives each from the American League, National League and minor leagues-ehanged the penalty for throwing the spiller . In so doing, that part of the rule which said an umpire had to detect a "foreign substance" on the ball was eliminated. Johnson explained that now all 3n umpire must do to call a spitter is to feel sure in his mind that a ball has been doctored. He does not have to actually see the material placed on the ball. The first time a pitcher is judged to have thrown a spiller a "ball" will he called. If the same pitcher is called lor throwing a second spitter in.the same game he is ejected and is subject to further punishment from the league office. Steelers lose 30-26 BElWEEN nfE 1fOURS OF 7:30 AM TO 4:00 PM 1 1~ 7 ' Second cl ass pos t a<;~e pa id at Pomer oy , Oh io. Nat i onal a d ve r t i s in g r eprestn tat i ve B o tt i ne l l i . Ga ll aoMer , Inc .• 12 Eills t A2nd St. , New York .. New York . Subscri pl i o n rate s : De li vered by carrier , oNhe r e av ill ilable 55 c ent s per wuk ; By MoTor R ou te - where Cllrr ler serv ice not """liable : On~ month , U . 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Among the feels can he and will "be en- things coming up this week will forced in place of the old one. he the question of Oakland "Judging from the publicity owner Charles Finley blocking the spitter received last year,'' the move of Manager Dick Wilsaid baseball administrator liams from the A's w the and rules committee chair· Yankees, the squa hble conman, Johnny Johnson, "There cerning ownership of the San was sufficient evidence to show Diego franchise and a lull that our rule was not written discussion of the energy crisis well. I think this rule will be a nd how it might affect enforced and enforced baseball . widely." Trades usually generate team that had nothing wlose in a 31).26 vicwry over the Pittsburgh Steelers, fighting to stay on top of the American Conference Central Division. It was the Steelers' third straight loss and . now they share the Central lead with Cleveland and Cincinnati. Wnderson collected lour of Miami 's, six pass interceptions and ran two of them back 27 and 38 yards for touchdowns. His 31).yard return of another interception set up. quar· terback Bob Griese's two·yard touchdown pass to end Jim Mandich. Decembef' 4: Wellston at Oak Hill. Dec. 7: Chesapeake at Coa l Grove Fair fie ld a t South Point Nort h west at Wheelersburg lima a t Port smou th Jackson at Log.;m Galli polis a t Wellst on Wa verl y at M eigs Ir onton a t A thens December 8 : Chesapeak e a t Por t smou t h Ea st Whee lersburg a t Waver ly Wash i ngton CH at Por tsmouth December 11 : South Poi nt at Chesapeake Well ston at Logan Waverly at :Jack son Gallipolis at Ir onton Athens at Mei gs December 14 : Ja ck son at Ath ens M eig s at Gall ipolis Chesapeake at Rock H 111 Ironton St . Joe at South Poi nt Portsmouth East at Wheelers. burg . Logan at Wavedy Ironton at Wellston Oece mbe ,- IS : Wheelersbl.lrg at Portsmouth Waverly at Portsmouth West Chillicothe a t South Pdint Decembe r 18 : Parkersburg at Athens Pt . Pleasant at M eigs Ashland a t I r onton Fairland at Chesapeake South Point at Oak H i ll Decem be,. 21 : W heelersburg at New Boston D ece mber 22: Por tsmou t h at Ironton N ew Lexington at Logan Chillicot he a t Jackson Tornado Frosh in 55-26 win Southern, scoring almost at will, took a 31).12 lead inw the locker room at intermission and came out to widen it to 24 points at the end of the third quarter at 42-18. SOUTIIERN (55) - Roush 7().14, Hill 1-1-3, Brown l·M, Boso 1-1-3, Bass 1-G-2, Johnson 1-1-3, Dunning 6-2-H, Johnston 5-0-10, Spaun 1-G-2, Atkins 1-G-2. HANNAN TRACE ($ ) Canaday 5-0-10, Gibson 3-3-9, Miller 2-1-5, Murphy 1-G-2. The Southern To·rnado Freshman basketball team, with all 10 players seeing action and everyone hitting the scoring column, romped to an easy 55-26 triumph over the Hannan Trace Freshmen Monday afternoon. Three Frosh of Coach Jim Wickline's hit in double figures led by Dtmning and Roush with 14 each, and Carl Johnston with 10. The Wildcats, with only 4 players scoring, were led by Canaday with 10 points. College Ratings I----------------, SANTA SPECIAL I I. I f ·~ II I COUPON : .-----------------, l SANTA SPECIAL l I I l MINI LIT I SET f so· LITE f WEATHER PROOF WITH COUPON GOOD THRU SUNDAY I 1 ___,_,......._, I L----J.Y.2Q;t ___ . I I l II DRINKING BIRDS 44 ~ I. $144 COUPON 1 .. WITH COUPON I. GOOD THRU SUNDAY .I 1219/13 I ·-----~-----------~ BIG SAVINGS AND YOU CAN LAY IT AWAY NO EXTRA COST · ,. ...... . ::0:·-. 'By United Press luternational The Irish of ~ Notre Dame came to Columbus Monday night as the eighth-ranked team in the nation and departed with a 76-72 victory over the Ohio State. Buckeyes in one of fiv e college basketball g~me s on Mo11day night's schedule in Ohio. In the other contests, OSUNewark defeated Wright StateCelina 97-74, Otterbein downed Ohio Dominican ~-57, Detroit scored an 83-79 victory over Cleveland State and Defiance led all the way to a 131-lll victory over MacMurray of lllinois. The Irish, now 2-0 for the season, sc.ored the first U.lly of a five minute overtime period alter regulation play ended 6767. Although Ohio State's Dan Gerhard tied it 69-119 with 4:31 left in the overtime , the Irish never trailed aga41.. Playoffs, riot revenge--Brown ' $ stoked in the past not only by By RICK VANSANT CINCINNATI (UPI) - It's the fact that it matches Ohio's the playoffs and not revenge two pro football teams but by · that Paul Brown says he's the belief that Brown deeply wanted victories in revenge for seeking Sunday. Brown's Cincinnati Bengals being fired by Cleveland. Not so, Brown said Monday tangle with the Cleveland Browns in a game that figures afternoon, as he weighed his wproduce a playoff contender . feelings and spoke in The intense , Cleveland - deliberate and measured Cincinnati rivalry has been sentences. ~ ' I think of Sunday's game ........ wlally in terms of our getting -::<:: w the playoffs," was the way ::::: Brown answered a question :::: abou - " personal reasons" •-3 Insurance Agency possi ly driving him on. -:.. , "The playoffs - that's why LARRY BROGAN, Agonf this game is important," he 101 Sycamore, Pomeroy · said. "Twelve years have gone Phone 992 -5130 by since I was at Cleveland. Things fade away over the years and that has faded with me . "When we first started it up the Cleveland game meant something to me ," Brown added. "But I don't give it a second thought today." The Bengals, who haven't lost a home game this year, have the Cincinnati Reds to What Lies thank for puiting the game in friendly Riverfront Stadium. Ahead On Because the Reds were using The Farm? the stadium for the baseball playoffs in October, the home See Here! dates for the two Bengals Browns games were ·switched. "I'm glad we had to switch •. There' s no guarantee the game," Brown sald. "It's better to play here on the t fi8t life on the farm is Astroturf than up there in the mud." ' ' as pie . If easy Brown says the Bengals go problem s should arise inw the game riding the crest be com pletely insured . of "one of the two best games we'veplayed in our exiStence.'' REUTER -= ON ALL ELECTRICAL APPUANCES • I > OSU, 1-1 for the season, was paced in scoring by guards Gary Repella and Gerhard with IG points each. The Buckeyes led nearly all of the first half taking a 39-35 lead at intermission. The Buckeyes seemed tO have the game wrapped up when Notre Dame's center John Shumate was charged with an offensive foul with 25 seconds left. OSU's Wardell Jackson, however, was fouled by Gary Brokaw and the Buckeyes' captain missed the cr.ucial free throw to set the . stage for Notre Dame's Dwight Clay who sank a 15-foot jump · shot tieing basket. Bruce Baer was the hero lor Defiance as he sank 25 points w lead 'the Yellow Jackets to a 131 -111 victory over Mac~ Murray (Ill.) and their second vicwry against no losses this season. ' .I t Prov ldence 84 St. Leo 44 South N.W . La . 74 Delt-a St . 70 S.E . La . 78 La . Coli , 58 Frostbg St. 60 Shpnbrg St. 59 VMI 80 Hampden · Svdney 54 NFL St•ndings Duke 93 Wm&Mery 79 By Unitt: d Press International Western Ky . 102 Arkansas 100 American Conference LSU ·N .O. 113 Southern U . 88 East Louisvillle 87 Houston 81 w . I· I · pcI · Fl 'd 1 o .917 on a St. 1M09 Biscayne 71 X·Miam i II idwest Buffa l o 7 5 0 5 83 i t 83 Cleve St . 79 New England 5 7 0 ·.417 Detro K NY Jets 4 a o .333 Mansas 71 Kentucky 63 10 o . 167 arquette 83 Portland 46 Balt im ore Illinois 99 Tulane 78 Central 87 Eastern Ill. 82 w. I. I . pet. Wabash P . 0 .4· o .667 e auw 9.4 Millikin 81 Pittsburgh 8 Defiance 131 MacMurray 111 Cincinnat i 8 . _. o 66 3 2 ·6 / Racine 62 M ich . Tech 59 Cleveland 7 i n 97 UC Davis 53 Houston 1 ll 0 ·.0 a,~ · Wiscons Notre Dame 76 Ohio St . 72, ot West 13 Rollins 69 w. L t . P ; t · Northwestern Oakland 1 4 1 6 5 St. Olaf 86 Tex . Luth 79 Denver 6 4 2 "583 Kansas St. 77 SMU 61 Southwest Kansas Cit y 6 4 2 · San D iego 2 9 1 - ~~~ vanderbilt 84 Tex . Tech 82 Miss. St. 87 Tex.as 82 National Conference · Tulsa 108 Pan AmE!rican 74 East w. I. t . pet. Ar.kansas St. 98 Mllw·Wis . 63 9 . 3 0 .750 New Mexico 89 OrEgon St . 75 W.~sh ington Dallas 8 4 0 .667 S.E . Okla . 83 Texas- Arl. 72 · Ph i ladelph ia 4 7 l .375 Jacksonville 66 Oklahoma 64 ' West St . Louis 3 8 l .292 NY Giants 2 • l .208 Utah St. 71 Seattle 66 Weber St. 65 Trinity , Tex . 55 Central Utah 108 Loyola {Callt.l 104 w. I. t . pet. Ar i zona 91 Color-ado 76 X·Minn.esota 10 2 0 .833 Stanford 63 San Fran 61 , ot Detroit 5 • l . 458 4 • , .417 Green Bay Chicago 3 • 0 .25 0 West w .. 1. 1. pet . 10 2 0 .833 x. · Los Angeles At l anta 8 4 0 .667 San Francisco 5 7 0 .417 New Orleans 4 8 . 0 .333 X·CIInched division title Monday's Results Miam i 30 Pittsburgh 26 !Only game scheduled) Saturday's Games Kansas City at Oakland Minnesota at Green Bay ! 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Bucks lose heartbreaker PRICES GOOD THiW SUNDAY Present The ~'111/I,,Q.Q~ ......4 Value-Rated , Dece mber 28 : Chesapeake a t Gallipolis Meigs at Sou th Point W heelefsburg at Portsmouth W est Port smou th a t w averly Jackson a t Port smou th East La n caster at A thens over two regular seasons, oakland last turning the feat in 1968-119. Miami clinched the AFC East two weeks ago. NEW YORK ( UPil The Terry Bradshaw, Pitt- U n It e d Press Internat ional Board of Coaches final top 20 sburgh's No. I quarterback, major college football ret lngs replaced No. 3 Joe Gilliambat w ith ,won ·lost records and first ce votes in parentheses : the slart of the second period pla (Final Week ) and had his first pass picked off Team Points l . Alabama (21) ( ll ·Ol 325 by Anderson lor a touchdown. ·2. Ok,lahoma ( 9J <9·0· 1) 292 But Bradshaw, playing for 3. Ohio St .. <2) <9 ·0-1l 244 4 . Notre Dame (1) ( 10·0) 241 the first time since injuring his 5. Penn State (11 -0l 193 shoulder Oct. 28, fired up the 6. Michigan (1) (10·0· 1) 190 Cal <9· l ·ll 134 Steelers for three second-half 87 .. Southern Texas (8 . 2) 74 wuchdowns and only Miami's 9 . UCLA (9.·2) 50 Arizona State (10. 1) 39 sixth pass interception by free 10. 11 . ( tie l Nebra sk a ( 8· 2· 1 ) 15 safety Jake Scott at the Pitt- 11 . (t iel Texas Te ch C10-ll 15 13. Houston (lQ . l) · 13 sburgh 42 with only 18 seconds 14. LS-U (9 -2) 10 left in the gat:ne, assured the 15. (tiel Kansas (1 .3· 1) .4 15 . (tiel Tulane (9 ·21 4 D<>lphins' vicwry. 17 . Miam i, o. (lQ .Ol 3 Alternating his passes with 18. (tlez Maryland (8-Jl 2 ltieJ san Diego St. {9· 1· 0 2 the runs of Franco Harris, who 18. 18. (t ie l Florida (7.4) 2 collected 105 yards in 15 Leading all the way in- · carries, Bradshaw marched cludin'g a 62-53 intermission the Steelers to touchdowns on edge, Defiance shot 66 per cent drives of 53 yards in the third from tht floor compared with period, 71 and 58 yards in the final quarter. VIRDON TO BE;ARS MacMurray's 54 per cent. "I think we learned a lesson HOUSTON (UP!) - Bill In Westerville, Otterbein from a championship team Virdon, bounced by the Pir~tes placed four of its piayers in double ligures, led by Dave about the intensity it takes w in the home stretch of the last Bromley's 15 points, to romp win,", said Pittsburgh Coach year's National League East Chuck Noll. title race, was named Monday over Ohio Dominican 89'57. "! thought we showed a little to pilot the American AssociaMatt Yuske\Vich got 16 points cha,racter in the second half/' tion Denver Bears, a Houston for the Panthers. Astros• minor-league affiliate. said Bradshaw. Owen Wells, with 21 points, put the University of Detroit ahead w slay with a 3-point lead and less than two minutes wgo as the Titans recorded an College a·asketball Results 83-79 victory over Cleveland By United Press International East . State University. Grove City 75 Beihany 67 The win put Detroit's record Ind .• Pa . 61 Calif .• Pa . so 79 Kings Po int 48 at 2-0 while Cleveland Slate Navy Bentley 80 Bates 62 went w I).J. New Haven 76 New Paltz 65 Miami's other scores came fr om the toe of Garo •Ye~ premian, who kicked three extra points and three field goals of 28, 46 and 14 yards. All of Miami's scoring came in the first two periods of what Sl1Uia called "a perfect half of defense." Then the D<>lphins had w hang on for dear life in th e second half and give the Steelers a twoiJOint safetY in the final 64 seconds to salvage victory. 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Hazel Elliott, Mrs. Mary Martin and Mrs. Evalina Berkley . Also presented were Mrs . Ella Mae Beaverson and Mrs . Eleanor Ullum, past department presidents of the American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. · Martin, national pouvior member at the time of the convention in Hawaii, had each one attending the conMie r e, departemental vention report br iefly. It was chapeau, who showed films of reported that Mrs. Grayce the Ohio delega tion in Hawaii Latham had died Nov. 15, that for the national convention last Mrs. Helen Kilworth is a patient at the Riverside summer . Honored guest at the break- Methodist Hospilal, that Mrs. rast Sunday morning was Mabel BroMJ, Gallipolis, Mrs. Leroy Kuntz, grand Chef de Myrtle Wa lker, Racine, a nd Gare of the Forty and Eight. Mrs. Pearl Knapp ar e all He brought gree tings a nd confi ned to their homes. The Area D conference was spoke to the group on membe r ship in th e American announced for Jan. 18 and 19 at Legion Auxiliary an d the Eight Bisma rck. N. D. and th e delegation from Ohio will inand Forty. The business session got clude Mrs. Kathryn Baker , underwa y with the ad· Mrs. Dorothy Brady, and Mrs. vancement of the colors by Aichholz. Partnership contests were Mrs . Elizabeth Korvely wit h Mrs. Audrey Glau b, re port ed on by the three l'aumonler giving the prayer . teams: The Liberty Bells with Officers were introduced along a total of 383 dues paid , headed with the chapeaux passes , Mrs. by Mrs. Kathryn Rinehart; Virginia Rahe, Mrs . Luisa Uncle Sams with 354 , Mrs. Kramhenbuhl , Mrs. Anna Amella Moore; the FlagKruger, Mrs. Mary Weisand, wavers, 331 , Doris Stanriff , making a total ~:::::::::::;::::::::~;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;::::::::::::::;::::;;,:;:;::.-;:;:;::;· to date of 1,068. Goal is ~:: ;;:: 1,779. It was noted that seven salons in the state are goal. Ill\ They include both Gallia County and Meigs County . Mrs. Catherine Welsh of the Meigs Salon reported on the Mrs. E. L. Hughes had as her nurses scholarship. Donations weekend guests her daughter, were taken on an item to raise Mrs . Chester Owens, $57.50 for the fund . Mrs. Welsh WaShington, D. C., and her noted that last year 11 granddaughter and great- scholarships were given but granddaug ht er, Mrs . John the plan this year is to give 13, Korneder and Samantha, of $1,500 each . Any nurse inTokyo, who are visiting Mrs. terested in furthering her Korneder 's parents, Mr . and career in the field of tuberMrs. Chester Owens and culosis or cyStic fibrosis is fannily in Washington, D. C. eligible to apply. Mr. and Mrs. John Bryan Mrs . Kathryn Baker , returned recently from a two children and youth chairweek vacation . They visited in woman, reported that Ohio will Travis City, Mich ., with John endow its 24th bed al Denver T. Bryan and family ; and in next spring, at a cost of $1,000. Lincoln Park, l\'lich .. with Mr. Fund raising projects were ·Bryan's brother, James Bryan discussed. and family. They also spent Mrs. Ella Mae Beaverson, some time in Lor ain with Mr . parody chairwoman, talked on and Mrs. Ronald Russell and songs suitable for parodies . It family . During their vacation was noted by Mrs. Evaline they drove 1,300 miles. On Berkley that 81 have paid dues Thanksgiving, Mr. and Mrs . to the chapeau passe club. Mrs. Bryan and Mr. and Mrs, Martin installed Mrs. Korvely Michael Davis and s on, as l' archiviste to fill the Mickey, Middleport, went to vacancy created by the death Columbus to visit Mr. and Mrs. of Mrs. Reva Cihla. Mrs. Stanley Bryan . Dorothy Brady was appointed Mr . and Mrs. DiCk Knight, to serve as la conci.erge for the Wintersville, · spent the · balance of the year, weekend here visitin g his The next meeting will be held parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Feb. 24following the American Knight, Pomeroy, and Mrs . Legion Auxiliary conference at Dorothy Young, Middleport, the Neil House. The next grandmother of Mrs. Knight. pouvior will be April 21. Mrs. Mary Martin, Mrs. Catherine Welsh, Mrs. Rhoda Hackell and Mrs . Eunie Brinker of Meigs County Salon· 710, Eight and Forty, were in Columbus over the weekend to attend the pouvior of the Departemental 'd Ohio held at the Holiday Inn. The pouvior gal underway saturday night with a duU,h supper at the Inn and an open suite hosted by Mrs. Irene Middleport ·l~ i=~ Personal Notes : : u ,.... IRA. DO~,; I.E~-· Jfa,Ll~XYV ummJITIREfiiP Mercury, the su bstan ce used . in th erm o m et er s, fr eezes at a round 38 degrees be low zero Fahrenheit . A mer cury thermometer is useless i.n temperatures be low th is freezing po int, such as in the Arctic or Antarctic, high altitude _ and oth er extr emely co ld pla ces. Therm om ete r s then are usua l ly filled with alcoh ol colored with a red dye. A temperat ure of abo ut 275 degrees be low zero is required to freeze pure alcoh ol. No m atfe r what t'he: cl imal·e, a water refiner is desig ried to handle your wat er needs in an e'tf ici ent. low cost manner an d can be in sta l led anywhere in your hom e - the cabine t is an all pla st ic wea t he r proof cabi net - ne¥er rusts nor corrode s. It will not dull with age nor deteriora te un~er str ong sunlight . Des igned to tit any decor. using only 18" · of ·floor space, your water refiner comes in most modern · cOlors or white, r ead y to be installed in the k itchen. utility room , ba sement. garage or any room .in you r hOme. Just a damp cl oth is all that is needed to keep the surface of the wa ter ref iner c lean and ne w look ing. The water refiner is an appliance that can be adapted to any home or bus i ness-. Call 882 ·252 5. SAYRE. :HARDWARt IU-~SlJ New H•v en , W·. V:~ Officers installed Ladies fellows hip meets 1'he Meigs Cow1ty Christian Women 's Fellowship meetin~ Thursday night at the Dexter Mrs. Thelma Osborne. v1ce pre sident : Mrs . Marrl n Wil co~. s('c retary : Mrs . M1ss Kathy King and William KJng were installed as worthy matron and worth) Church of Christ voted to gi\'e monthly support to the Christian Children's Home at Wooste r. Clifford Smith told of the needs of the children there and of the various programs and activities offered ln a talk lo the fell owship . He is the Meigs County public relations chairman for the horne . Officers for 1974 were elect,ed and will be installed at the Jan . 24 meeting at the Hemlock Gro,·e Christian Church. They Bonnle Picken s~ assistant secretary; an~ i\1rs. Wilma patron of Evangeline Chapter 172, Order of the Eastem Star. in ceremonies Thursday night at the Middleport Masonic Temple . Other officers installed were Mrs . Farie Kennedy, associate matron ; Harry Chesher. associate patron; Mrs . Mary In Wilcox , secre't.ary; Mrs . Bessie King , treasurer ; Mrs . Sue Floyd, co nductress; Mrs . Joyce Raban, associate conductress; Mrs . Helen Milhoan, cha plain ; Paul Darnell. marshall; Mrs . Glenna Crisp, Ruth; Mrs. Jenevee Chesher, Esther ; Mres . Euvetta Bechtle, Martha 1 Mrs. Noami Reed , EJecta; Mrs . Kathryn Evans, warde r ; and Glen Evans , sentineL To be installed at a later time are Mrs . Do r othy An th ony, organist; and Mrs. Noami King, Adah. The installing officer was Mrs. Noami Kin g, assisted by Ra lph Webb , inviting 'mar· shall ; Robert and Bessie King, ins talling ma rshalls; Mrs. Davidson. tre.asurer . Leading an the singing for the meeting was Miss Vl c k~ Pi c kens, with Miss Laura Hoover at the piano. Mrs. Norma Russell of Bradford had the devotions and Mrs. Bonnie Pi cken s pre sided at the business meeting Refreshments were served by the women or the host church to the 22 members attending . are Mrs. Ruby Riff' , prP!'idPnt : Sew-Rite club meets Holiday fr utt baskets will be prepared for several shut-ins and elderly residents it was decided at a recent meeti ng of the Sew-Rite-Sewing Club he ld at the home of Mrs. Carolyn Mc Daniels. The baskets will be prepared Dec. 21 at the home of Mrs. Flo Stri ckl and . Mrs. Ba rbara Mullen presided at the meeting wh en offi cer s for 1974 were elec ted . They are Mrs. Ann Br ownin g, presiden t ; Mrs. Nettie Boyer , vice president ; Mrs. E vel yn Gil more, secr etary; and Mrs. Betty Wehnm g, treasurer . Final plans were made for the Christm as dinn er at Oscar 's Dec. 19 followed by a party at the home of Mrs. Stri ckland . An anniversa ry gift was presented to Mrs. Mildred Wells by her secret pal. Mrs. Pando r a Collins gave the treasurer's report, and Mrs. Gi lmore the secretary's report. Mrs. McDaniels and Mrs. Betty Wehrung, co-hostesses, serv~ refreshments. Lewis ~ Janet Finley, district stallation were lilies of the valley surrounded by blue netting . Miss King 's color Is blue and her flower Is lily df the valley. Her theme for the year is peace and her motfll ls " United we stand, divided we fall". Refreshments were served from a table de(orated with n owers and candles. • presiden t ; Mrs . Ma ryln Wilcox, district secretary; those with former grand apCora Webb. mstalling con- pointments, past matrons and . ductress; Mrs. Mary Hughes, past patrons of other chapters. chaplain ; Mrs. Wilma Slyer, Mrs. Marie Hawkins and or~amst; Mrs. Evelyn Lewis, Mrs. Helen Reynolds were warder and Allen Hughes ~ sunshine pages. Mrs. Linda sentinel. Mayer was soloist fo r the inDistinguished guests stallation. Pin.Qns for the inpresented were Mrs. Helen M. Bartley , past grandmatron of the Grand Chapter or Ohio and an honorary member of Evangeline Chapter; Dr. Howard Shull, grand sentinel of the Grand Chapter; Luanna Locke, deputy grandmatron, District25; B. Louise Mitc hell , deputy grand matron, District 24; Mrs. Elsie Schoenlan and Mrs. Mary Shull, g r and representatives; worthy Hand pa in ted · sand cast · lacquered - hangi ng . i mported. matrons and worthy patrons of \ Every"Size & Shape other chapters; past matrons and past patrons of Evangeline & Chapter ; 50 year members, E~ith Hutse npiller. Mrs. Helen Reynolds and Mrs. Evely n _ STATE & THIRD _ _ _ _ _ _ _ GALLtPOLIS, OHIO _ • • • •, USDR Pantry~• We Accept Federal Food Stamps PHONE: 992-3480 "We Reserve The To Candles 50' USDAROCHOUICENBDEEF BEEF G UP Any Size Package lb. •••••••••••••••• 89~, $} . Honor Miss Farrar ·CUBE STEA USDA Choice U. S. 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Mildred Gaul , Rt. 3, Morr issey, Jenny Mach ir , Darl ene Gaul , Mrs. J ean Pomeroy. Games were played with Sum me rf ie ld , Mrs. Nora prizes going to Mrs. Betty Brown, Mrs, Marcia Keller, Dea n, Mrs. Leona Machir , Mrs. Gayanne Clay, Mrs. Opal Mrs. Thelma Orr and Mrs. Wickham, Mrs. Betty Gaul, . Edna Wood. Barbara Douglas Mr s. Edna Morga n , Mrs. won the door prize. The bridal Gladys Ri ggs, Mrs. Betty motif was carried out in the Newell , Mrs. Kathryn Mox:a, Mrs. Kathryn Windon, Mrs. decorations for the shower with Mrs. Debbi Buck and Vicki Elizabeth Hayes, Mrs. Thelma Orr, . Mrs. · Margaret Christy, SYRACUSE _ Guiding Star Gaul assisting in the serving . A Mrs. Eleanor Douglas, · Gay Council No. 124 , Daughters of salad, fanc y sandwiches, Ann Burk, Mrs. Bertha Smith, Am eri ca, met Thursda y cakes, pWlch and nuts were Mrs. J udy Riggs, Mrs. Evelyn evenin g at the halL Th e Wells, Mrs. Anna Blackwood, meetin g was condu cted in ~~·::f:;;;:;:;;;s~~:,r~:r,,,,,,,, Mrs. Barbara Sargent, Mrs. ritualistic form with Councilor No ra Eason , Mrs. Betty · Edith Hood in the chair. Farrar . Mrs. Esther Ridenour Emma Ha y'in a n was · and Mrs. Gladys Croy. r eported home fr om the Aptl y named , the Bul ova Goddess of T1me is an unequa led hospital and Glenna Davis not g 1ft of b ea uty. The lo ve ly bra celet joins with the well. The building fund report \\\i SON BORN sma rt case to fo rm jewel ry o f un usua l splendor. was given by Jean Hall and the MASON Mr . and Mrs. TUE!\DAY All of th is p lus famo us Bulova 17 jewel ac curacy. fl ower fund by Paul ine Ri ck Clark , Mason, the former OHIO Eta Phi, Beta Sigma Morarity. Cathy Stone , ar e announ cing A. ~our 01amonds. Silver dia l. 23 jewe ls . Nominatiofis of offi cers for Phi . Sorori ty, Ch ristmas gift the birth of a 6 lbs., 5 ozs . son, exchan ge, 7 p. m ., at the home B. Unique alligator·grained de sign. Silver dial. 1974 wer e he ld and co m· Kenn eth Lee, Oct. 20 at of Mrs. Debbie Finlaw. . c Bark Textured case with Silver dial. Patterned bracelet. 17 jewels. munications were read fr om Ple asant Vall ey Hos pi tal. 0 . lovely linear ae s1goed mesh bracelet and case. MIDDLEPOR T Maso ni c Grandparents are Mr . and 1 National and State Officers. E. Ro man·dialed rectangle with braided mesh bracelet. Jean Hall reported on the Lodge 363 F&AM , 7:30 p.m . Mrs. Ke nneth D. Clark, F. Beaut ifu lly ba rk-te~tured .and ele"gantly shaped. DREW WEBSTER Pos t 39, Ma son, ·and Mr . and Mrs. friendship meeting in Belpre a ttended by Eileen Clark, Ameri can Legion, 7;30 p .m. Thur s ton Stone, _ P omeroy . Mar garet Cottrill , Janic e XI GAMMA MU Chapter, Great-grandparents are Mrs. Lawson and Mrs. HalL Beta Si gma Phi Sor ori ty, Esther McDaniel, Mason ; Mr. The Christmas supper will be Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at the and Mrs. Dorsel Roush, Letart, Dec. 12 at ·6 :30p.m. at the Red Columbia Gas Co. office . Betty W. Va ., and Mrs. Lola DuckA GOLD STAR STORE Carpet Inn and then the ladies Newton to give demonstration. worth, Syra cuse. The baby was POMEROY COURT STREET will return home for a gift Mothers of member s to be born on the birthday an exchange and program to be guests . niversary of Mrs. Duckworth. prepared by Janice L;:twson CHESTER COUNCIL 323, D. and Jean Hall . of A., Tu esday 7:30p.m . at the The birthdays of Florence hall . Nomination and election Potts and Margaret Eichinger of officers. Quarterly birthdays were observed with refresh- to be observed . Putluck OBSERVE DAY ments of ice cream, cake, chips refreshments . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roush, and coffee . Attending were SOUTHERN Local Athletic Racine, observed ·their 6lst Edit h Hood , Esther Hard· Boos ters, . 7:30 p.m. at the wedding an niver·sary Nov. 30 en, Eileen Clark, Charlotte school. with a dinner at the Meigs Inn. Nease 1 Sadie Thuener , The ex tr a o perators we need to service you r extra,calls Bad habits are as_ easy to get into as th ey are hrird to WEDNESDAY Attending were their three Florence Pitts, Margaret cos t us money A cost 1"1<:•\ shOYJS up on your ph one bi!l. gc t oul ol. CHRISTMAS Bazaar today , As part of the mon thly serv1ce bharge Last year millions children, Mrs. John (Violet) Eichinger, Pauline Morarity, L1ke calling directory assistan ce when you don' t Thursday and Friday at Seniorof consumer dollars wer e was1e d on unnecessary ;::,bsolu!Ciy h8ve to You try 1! once or 1w1ce . And before Fisher , Akron; Dale, and Mr. Janice Lawson and Deputy Citizens Center. Numerous tn lormation req ues1s. . you know it you're hooked . and Mrs. Linley (Mildred ) J ean HalL And all ol lhose dolla rs ca me out of you r pocket. homemade articles for sale. A fl.ftc r a vv hi le you don't thtnk rw1ce about picking up the Hart, Racine. If fhal doesn' t make you mad enou gh to cut it out alto ' pllone and asking us to l ind phone numbers that. three bake sale also on Friday . gether, isn't il ~n ough to make you cut il down ? ttm es out of lour. you could l ind yourself. In the phon e book . JUNIOR American Legion And people are abus1ng d1 rectory assislance now like Auxiliary, Drew Webster Post never before . (One cuS tomer called us 1,460 times in one 39, at the hall, 6:30 p.m. to month alone!) wrap gifts for veterans at the The tro u bl~ is; calling directory assistance needl esS ly Athens Mental Health Center. • ends up costmg you money. Because phone information i.sn·t free. Pizza party to follow . POMEROY ·wcru·~...,c"' hr' ist_; Leslie Lemley was installed singing during the weekend at mas potluck at noon at the as president when the mem- Zanesville , Wheeling and ' " bers of the Southeastern Ohio Millon, W. Va ., under the home or Mrs. Robert Warner. MEIGS COUNTY Chapter of Gos pel Music Association sponsorship of the association . gathered at Allen Hall, Rio All tickets are 50 cents more at National Farmers , Organization meeting 8 p.m ., Grande Coll ege, Monday the door . evening for the · monthly" The associati on will sponsor vo-ag room of Meigs High <.\ :l' ',,, School. meeting . , '."a con cert at 7: 30 p .m. Thurs· CHRISTMAS Bazaar today r-~ ' Other officers installed are day in Marietta High School .. ·«'<":: and Thursday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pat Henson, vice president; Auditorium featuring J . D. :OJ; JoaQn McGraw, seCretary- Sumner . and the Stamps at Enterprise United Meihodist treasurer; Dorothy Coun- Quartet. Tickets will be on sale Church. Baked goods and Christmas items for sale . tryman, promotions chair- at the door. ·person; Karen Lemley, acReports were give'n on the THURSDAY tivities chairper son. Lawrence sa le of ads for the Rambos EVANGELINE Chapter 172, McGraw retains his position as program book and it was noted Order of the Eastern Star, 1:30 ) director of the association. that four dates are being held p.m . at the temple. Main topic of the discussion for the Singing Speer Family WOMEN'S Association , 'l was the upcoming Rambos' beginning ih April, 1974. Middleport First United concerts, when that group will Nancy Walker opened the Pr esbyterian Church, 7: 30 present its " Christmas session with prayer and p.m. Mrs. Karl Owen to have Special". The Rarnbos will refreshments were served at devotions; · program on •t perform at Gallia Academy the close or the meeting by the Christmas. Hostesses will be High School, 7:30p.m., Dec . 13. committee. members of Group I. sale .at $3 for Tickets are adults and $1.50 for students in r---------------------~-- · · advance at Lockhart's Book Store, .. Gallipolis; George's Grocery, Vinton; Gallipolis Savings and Loan ; Chaney's Grocery, Eureka ; Middleport Book Store; Clark Book Store, Jackson; Nancy Walker, 6754605, and Mrs. Bill Banks, 6753864, in Point Pleasant. Tickets ma y also be obtained by writing Gospel Sing , PO Box 215, Rio Grande, 45674, or call l-614-446-1502. Santa will be COLUMBUS A.,tVO SDI,IJHERN OHIO E~ECTRIC COMii'ANY attending the concert with gifts for the children and 25 girts will be e:tward ed as door prizes. The Ram bos will also be· CHOICE ·.JuPER MARKET - Open Daily 9 to 10.- Sun. 10 to 10 Peddler's has BONE IN USDA Choice ~ " ~ • • ~· ' Fresh and Crisp New Low Price Bunch Only Choice Ripe lb. c • lb. . ... ••••••••• • •'• "" •• c RED " GRAPES ) WELL HOUSE• COFFEE lb. ,) • IIdaIt AT. F. ..FRESH & SOLID HEADS ., WITH THIS COUPON WHEN YOU BUY A_ 14 Ol JAR OF $ • MARK V STORE 4OZ.' JAR ONLY , ' I , I ' ~ \ �• . Dec. I, 1973 4 - The Daily sentin<'l, Middlepori-Pomeroy. 0., O..e. 4, 1973 Meigs ladies attend state salon session Mrs. Arree Marshall , Mrs. Violet Aichholz, Mrs . Hazel Elliott, Mrs. Mary Martin and Mrs. Evalina Berkley . Also presented were Mrs . Ella Mae Beaverson and Mrs . Eleanor Ullum, past department presidents of the American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. · Martin, national pouvior member at the time of the convention in Hawaii, had each one attending the conMie r e, departemental vention report br iefly. It was chapeau, who showed films of reported that Mrs. Grayce the Ohio delega tion in Hawaii Latham had died Nov. 15, that for the national convention last Mrs. Helen Kilworth is a patient at the Riverside summer . Honored guest at the break- Methodist Hospilal, that Mrs. rast Sunday morning was Mabel BroMJ, Gallipolis, Mrs. Leroy Kuntz, grand Chef de Myrtle Wa lker, Racine, a nd Gare of the Forty and Eight. Mrs. Pearl Knapp ar e all He brought gree tings a nd confi ned to their homes. The Area D conference was spoke to the group on membe r ship in th e American announced for Jan. 18 and 19 at Legion Auxiliary an d the Eight Bisma rck. N. D. and th e delegation from Ohio will inand Forty. The business session got clude Mrs. Kathryn Baker , underwa y with the ad· Mrs. Dorothy Brady, and Mrs. vancement of the colors by Aichholz. Partnership contests were Mrs . Elizabeth Korvely wit h Mrs. Audrey Glau b, re port ed on by the three l'aumonler giving the prayer . teams: The Liberty Bells with Officers were introduced along a total of 383 dues paid , headed with the chapeaux passes , Mrs. by Mrs. Kathryn Rinehart; Virginia Rahe, Mrs . Luisa Uncle Sams with 354 , Mrs. Kramhenbuhl , Mrs. Anna Amella Moore; the FlagKruger, Mrs. Mary Weisand, wavers, 331 , Doris Stanriff , making a total ~:::::::::::;::::::::~;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;::::::::::::::;::::;;,:;:;::.-;:;:;::;· to date of 1,068. Goal is ~:: ;;:: 1,779. It was noted that seven salons in the state are goal. Ill\ They include both Gallia County and Meigs County . Mrs. Catherine Welsh of the Meigs Salon reported on the Mrs. E. L. Hughes had as her nurses scholarship. Donations weekend guests her daughter, were taken on an item to raise Mrs . Chester Owens, $57.50 for the fund . Mrs. Welsh WaShington, D. C., and her noted that last year 11 granddaughter and great- scholarships were given but granddaug ht er, Mrs . John the plan this year is to give 13, Korneder and Samantha, of $1,500 each . Any nurse inTokyo, who are visiting Mrs. terested in furthering her Korneder 's parents, Mr . and career in the field of tuberMrs. Chester Owens and culosis or cyStic fibrosis is fannily in Washington, D. C. eligible to apply. Mr. and Mrs. John Bryan Mrs . Kathryn Baker , returned recently from a two children and youth chairweek vacation . They visited in woman, reported that Ohio will Travis City, Mich ., with John endow its 24th bed al Denver T. Bryan and family ; and in next spring, at a cost of $1,000. Lincoln Park, l\'lich .. with Mr. Fund raising projects were ·Bryan's brother, James Bryan discussed. and family. They also spent Mrs. Ella Mae Beaverson, some time in Lor ain with Mr . parody chairwoman, talked on and Mrs. Ronald Russell and songs suitable for parodies . It family . During their vacation was noted by Mrs. Evaline they drove 1,300 miles. On Berkley that 81 have paid dues Thanksgiving, Mr. and Mrs . to the chapeau passe club. Mrs. Bryan and Mr. and Mrs, Martin installed Mrs. Korvely Michael Davis and s on, as l' archiviste to fill the Mickey, Middleport, went to vacancy created by the death Columbus to visit Mr. and Mrs. of Mrs. Reva Cihla. Mrs. Stanley Bryan . Dorothy Brady was appointed Mr . and Mrs. DiCk Knight, to serve as la conci.erge for the Wintersville, · spent the · balance of the year, weekend here visitin g his The next meeting will be held parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Feb. 24following the American Knight, Pomeroy, and Mrs . Legion Auxiliary conference at Dorothy Young, Middleport, the Neil House. The next grandmother of Mrs. Knight. pouvior will be April 21. Mrs. Mary Martin, Mrs. Catherine Welsh, Mrs. Rhoda Hackell and Mrs . Eunie Brinker of Meigs County Salon· 710, Eight and Forty, were in Columbus over the weekend to attend the pouvior of the Departemental 'd Ohio held at the Holiday Inn. The pouvior gal underway saturday night with a duU,h supper at the Inn and an open suite hosted by Mrs. Irene Middleport ·l~ i=~ Personal Notes : : u ,.... IRA. DO~,; I.E~-· Jfa,Ll~XYV ummJITIREfiiP Mercury, the su bstan ce used . in th erm o m et er s, fr eezes at a round 38 degrees be low zero Fahrenheit . A mer cury thermometer is useless i.n temperatures be low th is freezing po int, such as in the Arctic or Antarctic, high altitude _ and oth er extr emely co ld pla ces. Therm om ete r s then are usua l ly filled with alcoh ol colored with a red dye. A temperat ure of abo ut 275 degrees be low zero is required to freeze pure alcoh ol. No m atfe r what t'he: cl imal·e, a water refiner is desig ried to handle your wat er needs in an e'tf ici ent. low cost manner an d can be in sta l led anywhere in your hom e - the cabine t is an all pla st ic wea t he r proof cabi net - ne¥er rusts nor corrode s. It will not dull with age nor deteriora te un~er str ong sunlight . Des igned to tit any decor. using only 18" · of ·floor space, your water refiner comes in most modern · cOlors or white, r ead y to be installed in the k itchen. utility room , ba sement. garage or any room .in you r hOme. Just a damp cl oth is all that is needed to keep the surface of the wa ter ref iner c lean and ne w look ing. The water refiner is an appliance that can be adapted to any home or bus i ness-. Call 882 ·252 5. SAYRE. :HARDWARt IU-~SlJ New H•v en , W·. V:~ Officers installed Ladies fellows hip meets 1'he Meigs Cow1ty Christian Women 's Fellowship meetin~ Thursday night at the Dexter Mrs. Thelma Osborne. v1ce pre sident : Mrs . Marrl n Wil co~. s('c retary : Mrs . M1ss Kathy King and William KJng were installed as worthy matron and worth) Church of Christ voted to gi\'e monthly support to the Christian Children's Home at Wooste r. Clifford Smith told of the needs of the children there and of the various programs and activities offered ln a talk lo the fell owship . He is the Meigs County public relations chairman for the horne . Officers for 1974 were elect,ed and will be installed at the Jan . 24 meeting at the Hemlock Gro,·e Christian Church. They Bonnle Picken s~ assistant secretary; an~ i\1rs. Wilma patron of Evangeline Chapter 172, Order of the Eastem Star. in ceremonies Thursday night at the Middleport Masonic Temple . Other officers installed were Mrs . Farie Kennedy, associate matron ; Harry Chesher. associate patron; Mrs . Mary In Wilcox , secre't.ary; Mrs . Bessie King , treasurer ; Mrs . Sue Floyd, co nductress; Mrs . Joyce Raban, associate conductress; Mrs . Helen Milhoan, cha plain ; Paul Darnell. marshall; Mrs . Glenna Crisp, Ruth; Mrs. Jenevee Chesher, Esther ; Mres . Euvetta Bechtle, Martha 1 Mrs. Noami Reed , EJecta; Mrs . Kathryn Evans, warde r ; and Glen Evans , sentineL To be installed at a later time are Mrs . Do r othy An th ony, organist; and Mrs. Noami King, Adah. The installing officer was Mrs. Noami Kin g, assisted by Ra lph Webb , inviting 'mar· shall ; Robert and Bessie King, ins talling ma rshalls; Mrs. Davidson. tre.asurer . Leading an the singing for the meeting was Miss Vl c k~ Pi c kens, with Miss Laura Hoover at the piano. Mrs. Norma Russell of Bradford had the devotions and Mrs. Bonnie Pi cken s pre sided at the business meeting Refreshments were served by the women or the host church to the 22 members attending . are Mrs. Ruby Riff' , prP!'idPnt : Sew-Rite club meets Holiday fr utt baskets will be prepared for several shut-ins and elderly residents it was decided at a recent meeti ng of the Sew-Rite-Sewing Club he ld at the home of Mrs. Carolyn Mc Daniels. The baskets will be prepared Dec. 21 at the home of Mrs. Flo Stri ckl and . Mrs. Ba rbara Mullen presided at the meeting wh en offi cer s for 1974 were elec ted . They are Mrs. Ann Br ownin g, presiden t ; Mrs. Nettie Boyer , vice president ; Mrs. E vel yn Gil more, secr etary; and Mrs. Betty Wehnm g, treasurer . Final plans were made for the Christm as dinn er at Oscar 's Dec. 19 followed by a party at the home of Mrs. Stri ckland . An anniversa ry gift was presented to Mrs. Mildred Wells by her secret pal. Mrs. Pando r a Collins gave the treasurer's report, and Mrs. Gi lmore the secretary's report. Mrs. McDaniels and Mrs. Betty Wehrung, co-hostesses, serv~ refreshments. Lewis ~ Janet Finley, district stallation were lilies of the valley surrounded by blue netting . Miss King 's color Is blue and her flower Is lily df the valley. Her theme for the year is peace and her motfll ls " United we stand, divided we fall". Refreshments were served from a table de(orated with n owers and candles. • presiden t ; Mrs . Ma ryln Wilcox, district secretary; those with former grand apCora Webb. mstalling con- pointments, past matrons and . ductress; Mrs. Mary Hughes, past patrons of other chapters. chaplain ; Mrs. Wilma Slyer, Mrs. Marie Hawkins and or~amst; Mrs. Evelyn Lewis, Mrs. Helen Reynolds were warder and Allen Hughes ~ sunshine pages. Mrs. Linda sentinel. Mayer was soloist fo r the inDistinguished guests stallation. Pin.Qns for the inpresented were Mrs. Helen M. Bartley , past grandmatron of the Grand Chapter or Ohio and an honorary member of Evangeline Chapter; Dr. Howard Shull, grand sentinel of the Grand Chapter; Luanna Locke, deputy grandmatron, District25; B. Louise Mitc hell , deputy grand matron, District 24; Mrs. Elsie Schoenlan and Mrs. Mary Shull, g r and representatives; worthy Hand pa in ted · sand cast · lacquered - hangi ng . i mported. matrons and worthy patrons of \ Every"Size & Shape other chapters; past matrons and past patrons of Evangeline & Chapter ; 50 year members, E~ith Hutse npiller. Mrs. Helen Reynolds and Mrs. Evely n _ STATE & THIRD _ _ _ _ _ _ _ GALLtPOLIS, OHIO _ • • • •, USDR Pantry~• We Accept Federal Food Stamps PHONE: 992-3480 "We Reserve The To Candles 50' USDAROCHOUICENBDEEF BEEF G UP Any Size Package lb. •••••••••••••••• 89~, $} . Honor Miss Farrar ·CUBE STEA USDA Choice U. S. Government Inspected 89¢ 79¢ REG. •1.69 GORTON'S OYSTERS FISH PORTIONS 2 Calendar\\ lb. box 10 oz. can $1.09 Dad's Root Beer Diet Rite Cola 16 .oz. buts. 16 oz. buts. 8 8 99¢ FOR DAIRY AND l~b. CRACKERS •• ~~ ~ .B.R~~~ •••••••••••••• box · 4 20 $1 00 HoM INY•• •• ••• •• •• •••.. •• • • • • • • •. cans VAN CAMPS WHITE OR YELLOW . . OZ. 8oz. • TOILET TISSUE •• ~~~••••·•••••••• 4 . DER. .VITTLE' • PURINA • • • • • • • •. • • • •.• 4 TE.·N. PEPSI gallon ' plastic • or 7·UP 'DR. PEPPER 2 6 paks $100 16 oz. 8 p~k age buts. )2 oz. lUg ' buts~ 7-UP and PEPSI-COLA THROW ·- AWAY (iji~ BOffiES GEnERAL TELEPHOnE JOY ~- EGGS doz.69C FOR DISHES RC COLA Large Size 'B' ~ (FRI. ' 32 oz. bot. • 59~ ONLY) Regular .89' . .. ' ------ • ~ • ~·~ ~--- . ~-- --- ·- - ,- ·-·· -- --~-- ..• -. on • '• M • ft •• -.•. " Wem all worloifl to make ourcommunities brighter, happier and better. I ~. 39c 0 pkgs. for $1 . ° .. s Fairmont 2% Milk ·Kickthe J31S -- - - FROZEN FOODS <Counts> $1 .09 FOR Goessler's Jewelry Store . • lb. • lb. REG. 1.69 BOOTH'S ' '·· SEOGMA elects .officers USDA CHOICE TOP ROUND STEAK USDA CHOICE BONELESS ROUND STEAK 8.9¢ Guiding Star Co Uncz., meets lb. U. S. Government Inspected MIDDCEPORT, 0: BEEF lb. 09 GROUND CHUCK ••~t:.L~:....... USDA CHOICE BEEF . . . . lb. $}19 GROUND ROUND -~~!.~~~l~U! SWIFT'S PREMIUM "EVERSWEET'' lb SLICED BACON •••N.e: '::.P;i~e••• ~.. · SUPER_IORS QUALITY . lb. BOLOGNA ••••sz Jb: !~e~e••••••••••••• SUPERIORS _QUALITY . lb. 7·-9- ¢ BRAUNSCHWEIGER •• !r:s~ •••••• QUR OWN GOOD HOME MADE . lb. HAM SALAD•••F~~h-~~:tY........... U~ CHOICE ••• Miss Cindy Farrar, bride- served. Presenting gifts to the br.ideelect of Greg Hayes, was elcct were th ose named and honored Thursday night with a shower hosted by Mrs. Marge Sina Murphy, Mrs. Cloris Gaul, Keeba ugh and held at the home Mrs. Jun e Epple, Mrs. Nancy of Mrs . Mildred Gaul , Rt. 3, Morr issey, Jenny Mach ir , Darl ene Gaul , Mrs. J ean Pomeroy. Games were played with Sum me rf ie ld , Mrs. Nora prizes going to Mrs. Betty Brown, Mrs, Marcia Keller, Dea n, Mrs. Leona Machir , Mrs. Gayanne Clay, Mrs. Opal Mrs. Thelma Orr and Mrs. Wickham, Mrs. Betty Gaul, . Edna Wood. Barbara Douglas Mr s. Edna Morga n , Mrs. won the door prize. The bridal Gladys Ri ggs, Mrs. Betty motif was carried out in the Newell , Mrs. Kathryn Mox:a, Mrs. Kathryn Windon, Mrs. decorations for the shower with Mrs. Debbi Buck and Vicki Elizabeth Hayes, Mrs. Thelma Orr, . Mrs. · Margaret Christy, SYRACUSE _ Guiding Star Gaul assisting in the serving . A Mrs. Eleanor Douglas, · Gay Council No. 124 , Daughters of salad, fanc y sandwiches, Ann Burk, Mrs. Bertha Smith, Am eri ca, met Thursda y cakes, pWlch and nuts were Mrs. J udy Riggs, Mrs. Evelyn evenin g at the halL Th e Wells, Mrs. Anna Blackwood, meetin g was condu cted in ~~·::f:;;;:;:;;;s~~:,r~:r,,,,,,,, Mrs. Barbara Sargent, Mrs. ritualistic form with Councilor No ra Eason , Mrs. Betty · Edith Hood in the chair. Farrar . Mrs. Esther Ridenour Emma Ha y'in a n was · and Mrs. Gladys Croy. r eported home fr om the Aptl y named , the Bul ova Goddess of T1me is an unequa led hospital and Glenna Davis not g 1ft of b ea uty. The lo ve ly bra celet joins with the well. The building fund report \\\i SON BORN sma rt case to fo rm jewel ry o f un usua l splendor. was given by Jean Hall and the MASON Mr . and Mrs. TUE!\DAY All of th is p lus famo us Bulova 17 jewel ac curacy. fl ower fund by Paul ine Ri ck Clark , Mason, the former OHIO Eta Phi, Beta Sigma Morarity. Cathy Stone , ar e announ cing A. ~our 01amonds. Silver dia l. 23 jewe ls . Nominatiofis of offi cers for Phi . Sorori ty, Ch ristmas gift the birth of a 6 lbs., 5 ozs . son, exchan ge, 7 p. m ., at the home B. Unique alligator·grained de sign. Silver dial. 1974 wer e he ld and co m· Kenn eth Lee, Oct. 20 at of Mrs. Debbie Finlaw. . c Bark Textured case with Silver dial. Patterned bracelet. 17 jewels. munications were read fr om Ple asant Vall ey Hos pi tal. 0 . lovely linear ae s1goed mesh bracelet and case. MIDDLEPOR T Maso ni c Grandparents are Mr . and 1 National and State Officers. E. Ro man·dialed rectangle with braided mesh bracelet. Jean Hall reported on the Lodge 363 F&AM , 7:30 p.m . Mrs. Ke nneth D. Clark, F. Beaut ifu lly ba rk-te~tured .and ele"gantly shaped. DREW WEBSTER Pos t 39, Ma son, ·and Mr . and Mrs. friendship meeting in Belpre a ttended by Eileen Clark, Ameri can Legion, 7;30 p .m. Thur s ton Stone, _ P omeroy . Mar garet Cottrill , Janic e XI GAMMA MU Chapter, Great-grandparents are Mrs. Lawson and Mrs. HalL Beta Si gma Phi Sor ori ty, Esther McDaniel, Mason ; Mr. The Christmas supper will be Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at the and Mrs. Dorsel Roush, Letart, Dec. 12 at ·6 :30p.m. at the Red Columbia Gas Co. office . Betty W. Va ., and Mrs. Lola DuckA GOLD STAR STORE Carpet Inn and then the ladies Newton to give demonstration. worth, Syra cuse. The baby was POMEROY COURT STREET will return home for a gift Mothers of member s to be born on the birthday an exchange and program to be guests . niversary of Mrs. Duckworth. prepared by Janice L;:twson CHESTER COUNCIL 323, D. and Jean Hall . of A., Tu esday 7:30p.m . at the The birthdays of Florence hall . Nomination and election Potts and Margaret Eichinger of officers. Quarterly birthdays were observed with refresh- to be observed . Putluck OBSERVE DAY ments of ice cream, cake, chips refreshments . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roush, and coffee . Attending were SOUTHERN Local Athletic Racine, observed ·their 6lst Edit h Hood , Esther Hard· Boos ters, . 7:30 p.m. at the wedding an niver·sary Nov. 30 en, Eileen Clark, Charlotte school. with a dinner at the Meigs Inn. Nease 1 Sadie Thuener , The ex tr a o perators we need to service you r extra,calls Bad habits are as_ easy to get into as th ey are hrird to WEDNESDAY Attending were their three Florence Pitts, Margaret cos t us money A cost 1"1<:•\ shOYJS up on your ph one bi!l. gc t oul ol. CHRISTMAS Bazaar today , As part of the mon thly serv1ce bharge Last year millions children, Mrs. John (Violet) Eichinger, Pauline Morarity, L1ke calling directory assistan ce when you don' t Thursday and Friday at Seniorof consumer dollars wer e was1e d on unnecessary ;::,bsolu!Ciy h8ve to You try 1! once or 1w1ce . And before Fisher , Akron; Dale, and Mr. Janice Lawson and Deputy Citizens Center. Numerous tn lormation req ues1s. . you know it you're hooked . and Mrs. Linley (Mildred ) J ean HalL And all ol lhose dolla rs ca me out of you r pocket. homemade articles for sale. A fl.ftc r a vv hi le you don't thtnk rw1ce about picking up the Hart, Racine. If fhal doesn' t make you mad enou gh to cut it out alto ' pllone and asking us to l ind phone numbers that. three bake sale also on Friday . gether, isn't il ~n ough to make you cut il down ? ttm es out of lour. you could l ind yourself. In the phon e book . JUNIOR American Legion And people are abus1ng d1 rectory assislance now like Auxiliary, Drew Webster Post never before . (One cuS tomer called us 1,460 times in one 39, at the hall, 6:30 p.m. to month alone!) wrap gifts for veterans at the The tro u bl~ is; calling directory assistance needl esS ly Athens Mental Health Center. • ends up costmg you money. Because phone information i.sn·t free. Pizza party to follow . POMEROY ·wcru·~...,c"' hr' ist_; Leslie Lemley was installed singing during the weekend at mas potluck at noon at the as president when the mem- Zanesville , Wheeling and ' " bers of the Southeastern Ohio Millon, W. Va ., under the home or Mrs. Robert Warner. MEIGS COUNTY Chapter of Gos pel Music Association sponsorship of the association . gathered at Allen Hall, Rio All tickets are 50 cents more at National Farmers , Organization meeting 8 p.m ., Grande Coll ege, Monday the door . evening for the · monthly" The associati on will sponsor vo-ag room of Meigs High <.\ :l' ',,, School. meeting . , '."a con cert at 7: 30 p .m. Thurs· CHRISTMAS Bazaar today r-~ ' Other officers installed are day in Marietta High School .. ·«'<":: and Thursday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pat Henson, vice president; Auditorium featuring J . D. :OJ; JoaQn McGraw, seCretary- Sumner . and the Stamps at Enterprise United Meihodist treasurer; Dorothy Coun- Quartet. Tickets will be on sale Church. Baked goods and Christmas items for sale . tryman, promotions chair- at the door. ·person; Karen Lemley, acReports were give'n on the THURSDAY tivities chairper son. Lawrence sa le of ads for the Rambos EVANGELINE Chapter 172, McGraw retains his position as program book and it was noted Order of the Eastern Star, 1:30 ) director of the association. that four dates are being held p.m . at the temple. Main topic of the discussion for the Singing Speer Family WOMEN'S Association , 'l was the upcoming Rambos' beginning ih April, 1974. Middleport First United concerts, when that group will Nancy Walker opened the Pr esbyterian Church, 7: 30 present its " Christmas session with prayer and p.m. Mrs. Karl Owen to have Special". The Rarnbos will refreshments were served at devotions; · program on •t perform at Gallia Academy the close or the meeting by the Christmas. Hostesses will be High School, 7:30p.m., Dec . 13. committee. members of Group I. sale .at $3 for Tickets are adults and $1.50 for students in r---------------------~-- · · advance at Lockhart's Book Store, .. Gallipolis; George's Grocery, Vinton; Gallipolis Savings and Loan ; Chaney's Grocery, Eureka ; Middleport Book Store; Clark Book Store, Jackson; Nancy Walker, 6754605, and Mrs. Bill Banks, 6753864, in Point Pleasant. Tickets ma y also be obtained by writing Gospel Sing , PO Box 215, Rio Grande, 45674, or call l-614-446-1502. Santa will be COLUMBUS A.,tVO SDI,IJHERN OHIO E~ECTRIC COMii'ANY attending the concert with gifts for the children and 25 girts will be e:tward ed as door prizes. The Ram bos will also be· CHOICE ·.JuPER MARKET - Open Daily 9 to 10.- Sun. 10 to 10 Peddler's has BONE IN USDA Choice ~ " ~ • • ~· ' Fresh and Crisp New Low Price Bunch Only Choice Ripe lb. c • lb. . ... ••••••••• • •'• "" •• c RED " GRAPES ) WELL HOUSE• COFFEE lb. ,) • IIdaIt AT. F. ..FRESH & SOLID HEADS ., WITH THIS COUPON WHEN YOU BUY A_ 14 Ol JAR OF $ • MARK V STORE 4OZ.' JAR ONLY , ' I , I ' ~ \ �7- Tiw 0., f>e<'.l.19H . , Middlepor1-Pomeroy,O., lJec. •· ,.,. . 12 YEARS AGO WE OPENED OUR FIRST, SHOPPERS MART - SO 'IN PLACE OF AN STARTS WEDNESDAY 10 AM - PT. PLEASANT - MASON • SILVER BRIDGE PWA ANNIVERSARY SALE - WE HONOR OUR FOUNDER THE LATE JAMES T. FISHER - A SALUTE TO OUR FOUNDER 12 ve.u'i •" qo - w ~ opened our fl n.t Shoppers M.ul 111 Upto._wn Pomt Plea sa nt . J1m Ftshc• "' M ied th,l f dore w•lh qu.111ty , popular pnced mcfCh.Hld• 'ioe, .-.o ld ~r the lowest poss •ble pnce . HC' ba sed c. II d ea l•ng s on " Thf' Golden Ru he " and was .'l bu sme'iS te ad l' r who wa s ta .r. We m•ss Jtm Ft s he •, tor he wit S ln end , fath er and working .. . . SlLVEH:WAI~lE ., An $8.95 Value .. • • For Small & Large Boys 72¢ A DISCOUNT "· DEPARTMENt STOitl ,tiii ______ ._._......~~Qi,;lll~-~~~~·--."·""" rw . -!Jll:f; II ,. · STARTS WEDNESDAY 10 AM LIGHT SET 99e •4" ,._ SALE PRICED NOW 3 Vinyls HOUSE SHOES GIFT W.RAP .. " ·- ,', ·" ....... .. l ' ~ ~ UNIQUE GIFT AFTER SHAVE FLANNEL SHIRTS · MUSTACHE gilt box. Fragrance just like the high price. Alaskan flannel by Winter King . LOR';~ tails . Square Fl. Rolls Of . . Paper-26 " Wide Or . 20 sq . ft . Foil ' -~~ 3 ~-------' ROLL PACK CHRISTMAS . ~ WRAPPING · PAPER Gifts Your Men Will Use! CAR VACUUM CLEANER DRESS SHIRTS DRESS SHIRT STYLES, TOO ENTIRE STOCK ON SALE Values to $2 . 94 . Solids, prints, floro1ls - C!Very boys' shirt goes. Sizes · To 18 . PRINTED BOXED PILLOW CASES .. OPEN DAILY 10 AM USEFUL FOR YOU OR TO A. PRACT,ICAL GIFT! 9 PM PRINTED VINYL $ 99 . • In tl•e lor Cbrlst•as Compare Quality And Price! See Why Your Dollar Goes · · Farther ' At Shoppers Mart I VALUES TO $5.94-Size 6 to 18 De nims , chambrays, twills , corduroy - A great sale. All are " Mr. Leggs" or Ely Walker brands. For boys or girl~ . Don't miss these ! ~ q1ff box . Onl y 24 to "'. '~; SET Se lL DISCOUNT PRICED TO SAVE YOU MONEY CSEE FOR YOURSELF) WASHABLE POLY PLASTIC , $ 99 You'll Want CANDY DOZENS OF SPECIAL CHRISTMAS BUYS THROUGHOUT THE STORE ·_38 INCHEs TAll . . $264SET . :~ TRIMS Many Items for Your Gill Exchanges Discount Priced From Toddler Hard Rock . For Trees. To or Packages, Mom or Dad Your Favorite !Do,ors, Windows •~.:~rocolale or Frur·t lnsr·de or Out A.Variely! e~• That You'll For Many · Years Love Birds 2 FT. SCOTCH PINE TABLE TRE~ For Collectors or Gills HOLLY GARLAND ' . 74' .' _ _ _ _ _ _ Q'o111..._Q'o111 . . . . . . · 94~ ~ ......, ICICLE DRAPE Covers The Tree · In A BeaVIiful Drape FIREPROOF! CLUSTER RED $2~T 3 Inches .x TO s2.99 USING THE YEAR ROUND . 3 BELL . $ 11 ' ALL GIRLS PANTTOPS . Deep Price Cuts- They All Go AI Sale Prices! 15 Feet TINSEL GARLAND . ........... ~----~-'Oiil'tlilltriilebWiiiD'IIIiilo1iiill*~--....._lflliiUUiii*Qi =- Silver Gold : '' Very Special Buy Blue· Green SET OF lOP • •• ' •' ' Seautiful Gills! Gold or Chrome • •' .. ' Regular •1.00 Values SHORT GOWNS IRVIN WARE Regular $4.99 GIRLS SLIPS Women's Fleecy Brushed Nylon GOWNS PAJAMAS · ~~her $3 . Regular $1.37 Permanent · . · : press. Size 4 to 14. Just snip and slip, grows with . the gir. Save 49c . 88¢ 66 $294 TrayS, two tier tidbits , sugar and cream set, butter dishes , sa If' and pepper, candlesticks, etc : Gifts thatlook much more expensive. Box of 75 ORNAMENT To s3.94 NTIRE STOCK...;...VALUES TO $9.95 · · • Select From Long or Short -- Lenghls -- 300 Strands HANGERS MULTI COLOR ·WIRE ICICLES Kodel blends , quilted nylons in solids or beautiful prints. Fh:ecy brushed nylons too for the loWer thermostat settings. Useful, wanted gifts. Fireproof Plastic 41 ¢ "Shiny Brile"-Shimmering Glass Box of 12 ORNAMENTS Compare - Quality and Price! '::I( SOLID Blue·Red·Gold Assorted Colors CARNIVAL GLASSWARE ~ A ONCE EACH YEAR BUY! • FOUNDER'S DAY SPECIAL .•.• 24 PIECE GLASS ·TUMBLER SET $4.49 Value! • • "' ', •• .•• ~ •• • Gift boxed set by Hatelware. Contains 8-9 ounce beverage glass, 8 on the rocks glasses and 8-7 ounce glasses. A ~ • ••• ' •• Carnival' Blue, G()ld or !':reen Hen on Nest · Chalice Tumbler Set · Egg Plate Cannister , Oval Bowls Candlestick Holders Candy Box - Pilcher Covered Bowls. Others Discount Priced No Limit On These Replacement '.' . . - • ~ • ~ • . Use Indoors Or Outdoors AND DIFFERENT - DAILY INFANTS • FESilVE HOUDAY DESIGNS . Solve your problem box needs here. For glus items,· blarikets, robes, shirts. lingerie and other hard to find bo• sites. Discount Priced. · ~ARRY·ALL '\ivipe Clean Padded Printed Vinyl Pad On Sturdy Styrene Carrier $ 22 TO .' ' Outdoor C91;, RE.GU LAR $4.47 CHRISTMAS GIFT BOXES .. ELECTRICAL PLASTIC SNOWMAN SANTA 3 Tl ER CANDLE ' LIGHT BULBS . CORD 77* Burn Only One Bulg-Save On Ene.!:gy ALWAYS SOMETHING '.· • . 6 FT. .EXTENSION TO • .. duy Now - You Never Have Enough! 94$ ••• • •' WONDERFUL FOR GIFTS S&PSETS Decorated! 44 LARGE METAL TREE STAND . MINIATURE · -. SHAPE PAN $227 LIGHTS Very Sturdy . I Dozens of Small Items You'll · Want For Your Children Si Ivery Plastic 97¢ FRENCH PURSES, TOO AGIFTSHE'LLKEEP Wall Decors ~---~~ ;Hu1~dreds of · 9 Fl. Poly Plastic Use Indoor or Out WOMEN'S & TEENS BILLFOLDS RED ELECTRICAL . . CANDLE Several Designs Waterproof Plastic! GIFTS $} • 77: U~u~~~~~sor . They Twinkle! ELECTRICAL VALUES TO 69c TOYS ,.. deluxe size .t ree that is full. Comes with stand storage box . Save S2 .00 ·wREATH 5 Feet long Silver TOTE BAG . SEE FOR . YOURSELF · SHOES 7 INCH HOLlY KNIT GLOVES REGULAR OR SLIM SIZES ,/ 99¢ ~ ~::~i~ ~:h~",'~1 $}99 ~ : - TO ALL BOYS·FASHION FLARE LEG JEANS , Bowls ·~- SUNDAY . 1 PM ? FT. SCOTCH PINE • • 4 Individual -~ • W'f Burns Only One Bullr-No Wasted . , EnergyUL Approved A $2.49 Value- 6 PM· +trees+ 1 PM TO 6 PM . ~~••~~r~!7~t. ~i~~e:,o;, _8 Inch Bowl • 6 Inch Spoon & Fork BOXES hose, necklle , socks and t~.!_!lket . ~~TED $399 Per_manent press so lidS or · white. Our regular 's tock on sa le. BOYS SPORT SHIRTS · artificial SUNDAYS ... Brush and Extra Long Cord Values to $3 .98 . 69c Valu e OPE~ ,. 7 PIECE SALAD SET Complete With Nozzle Attachments DRASTICALLY REDUCED For Founder's Day Sale! A . I· ' • Nested SET Of 7 GIFT ¢ PACKAGE OF 75 0 .. ._. Decorated, useful gift for the hairy face s you love. A Usefol Gift Item -On Sale! Big Savings -Just In Time NAME CARDS, TAGS, SEALS CHRISTMAS PAPER .. .. .. . MUG Don't Miss These f'"i+4 WHILE THEY LAST! 6 ROLL PACKAGE ,. Christmas Designs - " ., ' PACKAGE OF 25 Don 't Run Short! ·.· '' Men's Xlra Heavy By " Wrangler" & Mr. Leggs Values To $17.00 STICK ON BOWS .. 10 inch Plastic Fork and Spoon Taffy · Bows . • 71c 12 Years of .~erving the people of our great Ohio Valley It 's been our ple11sure, as you have helped us grow into a small chain of stores -Shop us often. "All we s11ve you is money. .. " . . . ,. Chi Id's & Misses Orion Acrylic .. CUFFED PANTS "'' . ;;. ;,~-- .-. AND ~;1 . ~\ ~ LARGE 100 SQUARE FT. ......,....... . . _ "Polynesian Jade 11 4 ounce bottle in Corduroys , vinyls, etc. Give the m a look . POLYESTER FLARES !; \ . ~.!! PKG. GIFT HIM WITH ~Vond••'••l Gifts AI Savings 12 ROLL PACKAGE \ .. . ._. "~ ' SLACKS Stock Up! .. ... . ~~~29~·; PM1tofuJau 8t&! To TOILET WAT.ER DRESS GLOVES : 94cTO $} 64 H eavy /l' lqhl . SET Pile lined, thermal lined in 6 diffe rent s tyle s and prices. Brown or black . Values to ,94c Guaranteed . 0 ·.~ ' MEN'S DRESS GLOVES Religious And General Assortment Combination Foi I and Paper WREATH DIGITAL CLOCK LAMP BOTTLE 9 Inch Avocado Glass Bowl '"'...... :-- -·-' • A Huge Variety - CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS .,;:· ¢: 15 LIGHTS SINGLE FLASHER Every Box Reduced! Buy Yours Now $2.4'1 Value - Price Good 'Wednesday lhru Sunday '. IF ONE GOES OUT, THE ....,.....,.......,.....,.....,;R.iM,EST KEEP BURN lNG - Values to 64c · tape s, e1c. Ail your f-avorite -artists in a comple te ly new se lection . Sale priced for S day s. Women's Vinyl Decorated Designs Select stam less Silverware. Wi ll not tarnish . INDIANA GLASS SALAD SET . J1. !I"M..,.._..,. ..,.. ,..,_.....__,. ..,...,...___ Country , Gospe I, Easy Listing. Rock . Christmas , · ELECTRICAL MINIATURE TREE 1}/J G._f/Lf)- OUR ENTtRE STOCK ON SALE Gift Soxed In ELECTRICAL - 9" Red Cello PORCELAIN MUGS perfect Gift idea ... By "lux" TOM K. FISHER Presi den t. Fisher Stores, Inc. ,. They Are 69c Values! Service for 8 - A $49.95 Value! honor hun w1lh the sa iL>. ,lnd m his words " Com~? , Sowe - for when we say sale , you qet b.l rgam <; . '' ,. . . . .. . .. .. .. Orleans Silver - 50 Piece Set assoetc"l l e t or ove r 2.5 ye-ars. We now holV(I 5 Shopp(.'rS M.H'fs '" tour counties , h1 s bel•ef s and lettchmq<> slay w• th us .and our sa In s people. We ,. . • I A DISCOUNT ' DtPART Mf.NT STOll . ~ . �7- Tiw 0., f>e<'.l.19H . , Middlepor1-Pomeroy,O., lJec. •· ,.,. . 12 YEARS AGO WE OPENED OUR FIRST, SHOPPERS MART - SO 'IN PLACE OF AN STARTS WEDNESDAY 10 AM - PT. PLEASANT - MASON • SILVER BRIDGE PWA ANNIVERSARY SALE - WE HONOR OUR FOUNDER THE LATE JAMES T. FISHER - A SALUTE TO OUR FOUNDER 12 ve.u'i •" qo - w ~ opened our fl n.t Shoppers M.ul 111 Upto._wn Pomt Plea sa nt . J1m Ftshc• "' M ied th,l f dore w•lh qu.111ty , popular pnced mcfCh.Hld• 'ioe, .-.o ld ~r the lowest poss •ble pnce . HC' ba sed c. II d ea l•ng s on " Thf' Golden Ru he " and was .'l bu sme'iS te ad l' r who wa s ta .r. We m•ss Jtm Ft s he •, tor he wit S ln end , fath er and working .. . . SlLVEH:WAI~lE ., An $8.95 Value .. • • For Small & Large Boys 72¢ A DISCOUNT "· DEPARTMENt STOitl ,tiii ______ ._._......~~Qi,;lll~-~~~~·--."·""" rw . -!Jll:f; II ,. · STARTS WEDNESDAY 10 AM LIGHT SET 99e •4" ,._ SALE PRICED NOW 3 Vinyls HOUSE SHOES GIFT W.RAP .. " ·- ,', ·" ....... .. l ' ~ ~ UNIQUE GIFT AFTER SHAVE FLANNEL SHIRTS · MUSTACHE gilt box. Fragrance just like the high price. Alaskan flannel by Winter King . LOR';~ tails . Square Fl. Rolls Of . . Paper-26 " Wide Or . 20 sq . ft . Foil ' -~~ 3 ~-------' ROLL PACK CHRISTMAS . ~ WRAPPING · PAPER Gifts Your Men Will Use! CAR VACUUM CLEANER DRESS SHIRTS DRESS SHIRT STYLES, TOO ENTIRE STOCK ON SALE Values to $2 . 94 . Solids, prints, floro1ls - C!Very boys' shirt goes. Sizes · To 18 . PRINTED BOXED PILLOW CASES .. OPEN DAILY 10 AM USEFUL FOR YOU OR TO A. PRACT,ICAL GIFT! 9 PM PRINTED VINYL $ 99 . • In tl•e lor Cbrlst•as Compare Quality And Price! See Why Your Dollar Goes · · Farther ' At Shoppers Mart I VALUES TO $5.94-Size 6 to 18 De nims , chambrays, twills , corduroy - A great sale. All are " Mr. Leggs" or Ely Walker brands. For boys or girl~ . Don't miss these ! ~ q1ff box . Onl y 24 to "'. '~; SET Se lL DISCOUNT PRICED TO SAVE YOU MONEY CSEE FOR YOURSELF) WASHABLE POLY PLASTIC , $ 99 You'll Want CANDY DOZENS OF SPECIAL CHRISTMAS BUYS THROUGHOUT THE STORE ·_38 INCHEs TAll . . $264SET . :~ TRIMS Many Items for Your Gill Exchanges Discount Priced From Toddler Hard Rock . For Trees. To or Packages, Mom or Dad Your Favorite !Do,ors, Windows •~.:~rocolale or Frur·t lnsr·de or Out A.Variely! e~• That You'll For Many · Years Love Birds 2 FT. SCOTCH PINE TABLE TRE~ For Collectors or Gills HOLLY GARLAND ' . 74' .' _ _ _ _ _ _ Q'o111..._Q'o111 . . . . . . · 94~ ~ ......, ICICLE DRAPE Covers The Tree · In A BeaVIiful Drape FIREPROOF! CLUSTER RED $2~T 3 Inches .x TO s2.99 USING THE YEAR ROUND . 3 BELL . $ 11 ' ALL GIRLS PANTTOPS . Deep Price Cuts- They All Go AI Sale Prices! 15 Feet TINSEL GARLAND . ........... ~----~-'Oiil'tlilltriilebWiiiD'IIIiilo1iiill*~--....._lflliiUUiii*Qi =- Silver Gold : '' Very Special Buy Blue· Green SET OF lOP • •• ' •' ' Seautiful Gills! Gold or Chrome • •' .. ' Regular •1.00 Values SHORT GOWNS IRVIN WARE Regular $4.99 GIRLS SLIPS Women's Fleecy Brushed Nylon GOWNS PAJAMAS · ~~her $3 . Regular $1.37 Permanent · . · : press. Size 4 to 14. Just snip and slip, grows with . the gir. Save 49c . 88¢ 66 $294 TrayS, two tier tidbits , sugar and cream set, butter dishes , sa If' and pepper, candlesticks, etc : Gifts thatlook much more expensive. Box of 75 ORNAMENT To s3.94 NTIRE STOCK...;...VALUES TO $9.95 · · • Select From Long or Short -- Lenghls -- 300 Strands HANGERS MULTI COLOR ·WIRE ICICLES Kodel blends , quilted nylons in solids or beautiful prints. Fh:ecy brushed nylons too for the loWer thermostat settings. Useful, wanted gifts. Fireproof Plastic 41 ¢ "Shiny Brile"-Shimmering Glass Box of 12 ORNAMENTS Compare - Quality and Price! '::I( SOLID Blue·Red·Gold Assorted Colors CARNIVAL GLASSWARE ~ A ONCE EACH YEAR BUY! • FOUNDER'S DAY SPECIAL .•.• 24 PIECE GLASS ·TUMBLER SET $4.49 Value! • • "' ', •• .•• ~ •• • Gift boxed set by Hatelware. Contains 8-9 ounce beverage glass, 8 on the rocks glasses and 8-7 ounce glasses. A ~ • ••• ' •• Carnival' Blue, G()ld or !':reen Hen on Nest · Chalice Tumbler Set · Egg Plate Cannister , Oval Bowls Candlestick Holders Candy Box - Pilcher Covered Bowls. Others Discount Priced No Limit On These Replacement '.' . . - • ~ • ~ • . Use Indoors Or Outdoors AND DIFFERENT - DAILY INFANTS • FESilVE HOUDAY DESIGNS . Solve your problem box needs here. For glus items,· blarikets, robes, shirts. lingerie and other hard to find bo• sites. Discount Priced. · ~ARRY·ALL '\ivipe Clean Padded Printed Vinyl Pad On Sturdy Styrene Carrier $ 22 TO .' ' Outdoor C91;, RE.GU LAR $4.47 CHRISTMAS GIFT BOXES .. ELECTRICAL PLASTIC SNOWMAN SANTA 3 Tl ER CANDLE ' LIGHT BULBS . CORD 77* Burn Only One Bulg-Save On Ene.!:gy ALWAYS SOMETHING '.· • . 6 FT. .EXTENSION TO • .. duy Now - You Never Have Enough! 94$ ••• • •' WONDERFUL FOR GIFTS S&PSETS Decorated! 44 LARGE METAL TREE STAND . MINIATURE · -. SHAPE PAN $227 LIGHTS Very Sturdy . I Dozens of Small Items You'll · Want For Your Children Si Ivery Plastic 97¢ FRENCH PURSES, TOO AGIFTSHE'LLKEEP Wall Decors ~---~~ ;Hu1~dreds of · 9 Fl. Poly Plastic Use Indoor or Out WOMEN'S & TEENS BILLFOLDS RED ELECTRICAL . . CANDLE Several Designs Waterproof Plastic! GIFTS $} • 77: U~u~~~~~sor . They Twinkle! ELECTRICAL VALUES TO 69c TOYS ,.. deluxe size .t ree that is full. Comes with stand storage box . Save S2 .00 ·wREATH 5 Feet long Silver TOTE BAG . SEE FOR . YOURSELF · SHOES 7 INCH HOLlY KNIT GLOVES REGULAR OR SLIM SIZES ,/ 99¢ ~ ~::~i~ ~:h~",'~1 $}99 ~ : - TO ALL BOYS·FASHION FLARE LEG JEANS , Bowls ·~- SUNDAY . 1 PM ? FT. SCOTCH PINE • • 4 Individual -~ • W'f Burns Only One Bullr-No Wasted . , EnergyUL Approved A $2.49 Value- 6 PM· +trees+ 1 PM TO 6 PM . ~~••~~r~!7~t. ~i~~e:,o;, _8 Inch Bowl • 6 Inch Spoon & Fork BOXES hose, necklle , socks and t~.!_!lket . ~~TED $399 Per_manent press so lidS or · white. Our regular 's tock on sa le. BOYS SPORT SHIRTS · artificial SUNDAYS ... Brush and Extra Long Cord Values to $3 .98 . 69c Valu e OPE~ ,. 7 PIECE SALAD SET Complete With Nozzle Attachments DRASTICALLY REDUCED For Founder's Day Sale! A . I· ' • Nested SET Of 7 GIFT ¢ PACKAGE OF 75 0 .. ._. Decorated, useful gift for the hairy face s you love. A Usefol Gift Item -On Sale! Big Savings -Just In Time NAME CARDS, TAGS, SEALS CHRISTMAS PAPER .. .. .. . MUG Don't Miss These f'"i+4 WHILE THEY LAST! 6 ROLL PACKAGE ,. Christmas Designs - " ., ' PACKAGE OF 25 Don 't Run Short! ·.· '' Men's Xlra Heavy By " Wrangler" & Mr. Leggs Values To $17.00 STICK ON BOWS .. 10 inch Plastic Fork and Spoon Taffy · Bows . • 71c 12 Years of .~erving the people of our great Ohio Valley It 's been our ple11sure, as you have helped us grow into a small chain of stores -Shop us often. "All we s11ve you is money. .. " . . . ,. Chi Id's & Misses Orion Acrylic .. CUFFED PANTS "'' . ;;. ;,~-- .-. AND ~;1 . ~\ ~ LARGE 100 SQUARE FT. ......,....... . . _ "Polynesian Jade 11 4 ounce bottle in Corduroys , vinyls, etc. Give the m a look . POLYESTER FLARES !; \ . ~.!! PKG. GIFT HIM WITH ~Vond••'••l Gifts AI Savings 12 ROLL PACKAGE \ .. . ._. "~ ' SLACKS Stock Up! .. ... . ~~~29~·; PM1tofuJau 8t&! To TOILET WAT.ER DRESS GLOVES : 94cTO $} 64 H eavy /l' lqhl . SET Pile lined, thermal lined in 6 diffe rent s tyle s and prices. Brown or black . Values to ,94c Guaranteed . 0 ·.~ ' MEN'S DRESS GLOVES Religious And General Assortment Combination Foi I and Paper WREATH DIGITAL CLOCK LAMP BOTTLE 9 Inch Avocado Glass Bowl '"'...... :-- -·-' • A Huge Variety - CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS .,;:· ¢: 15 LIGHTS SINGLE FLASHER Every Box Reduced! Buy Yours Now $2.4'1 Value - Price Good 'Wednesday lhru Sunday '. IF ONE GOES OUT, THE ....,.....,.......,.....,.....,;R.iM,EST KEEP BURN lNG - Values to 64c · tape s, e1c. Ail your f-avorite -artists in a comple te ly new se lection . Sale priced for S day s. Women's Vinyl Decorated Designs Select stam less Silverware. Wi ll not tarnish . INDIANA GLASS SALAD SET . J1. !I"M..,.._..,. ..,.. ,..,_.....__,. ..,...,...___ Country , Gospe I, Easy Listing. Rock . Christmas , · ELECTRICAL MINIATURE TREE 1}/J G._f/Lf)- OUR ENTtRE STOCK ON SALE Gift Soxed In ELECTRICAL - 9" Red Cello PORCELAIN MUGS perfect Gift idea ... By "lux" TOM K. FISHER Presi den t. Fisher Stores, Inc. ,. They Are 69c Values! Service for 8 - A $49.95 Value! honor hun w1lh the sa iL>. ,lnd m his words " Com~? , Sowe - for when we say sale , you qet b.l rgam <; . '' ,. . . . .. . .. .. .. Orleans Silver - 50 Piece Set assoetc"l l e t or ove r 2.5 ye-ars. We now holV(I 5 Shopp(.'rS M.H'fs '" tour counties , h1 s bel•ef s and lettchmq<> slay w• th us .and our sa In s people. We ,. . • I A DISCOUNT ' DtPART Mf.NT STOll . ~ . �• 9- The Da1ly Sent mel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , D<c 4, 1973 TelevT~~!?.~ ..~og I - 'fhe Dally Sentinel, M1ddleport-Ponwroy, 0 , D<c, ~ . 1973 Meigs Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Property INFORMATION SP M Transfers ' W/tNT ADS DEADLINES Day "' to t ore Pvblrc at ton Monda \ .J eadtme 9 a m Cance iUH ton Correcl tons w il l be accepted unhl '9 a m f" lor Dav of Pub l!c atron REG-ULATIONS Notice G U N Shoot Svndav . De c 9, 1973 I p m M• le Hd 1 Road , J:"a c10ry c hoked quos only Assorted meaJs Sponsored bY Rae me F tre OepoLtrtment l? 4 4tc Th@' Publisher reserves the to eel tf or re je-ct any ads n~Jh l 2 SIGNS Of QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. Ralph E ~tewart, Charlotte deemed Obtect tonal 1970 PLY MOUTH FURY Ill Sl29S The hoapUall•urglcll billa 4 door, V 8 au tomatic, power stee rmg, rad1o, good f~res , L. Stewart, to Sybil Ebersbach,' publisher w tll nor be respon blue lrmsh, spotless rn1enor s•b l e for more than one '" Parcels, Rutland corre ct tnsert ton Stephen c. Snowden Sybil Ebersbach lo Ralph E RATES 1970 DODGE PDLARA sms Far Want Act service Stewart, Charlotte L Stewart, Scents per word one •nser t ton 553 Rvsseu st 4 door fa c tory a~r , automat1c transm1ssro n. power (Gravel Htll) M lntmum Charge $1 00 Parcels, Rutland s1eenng & brakes good white wall trres whtte f 1n1sh. U cents p~r word three Mtddleport Ohto Roy H Pooler, Els1e J consecu f tlle tnser t lons ' my I roof, radm, hea11y duty suspens ton Phone 992 7155 Pooler to Roy H Pooler, Els1e 26 cents per word $.he con ' 1967 CHEVELLE $991 secut lve mse rt tons J . Pooler, Parcels, Chester _____ './ 15 Per Cent Otscounf on pa td 4 door, 6 cylinder automatic transmiSSIOn, good t 1res, ." Myrtle King to Ida Kmg, I 16 ad s and ads pa td w1th 1n 10 c lea n 1ntenor, be1ge f1n1 sh , radiO & heater, r f;!a l economy days Acre, Sc1p10 F LE TCHER P tano Se rv tce , & a popular model CARD OF THANKS Tun tng & Repa 1r Ca11 698 Cleo Kirby , V1rgm1a H & OBITUARY 77 31 J2 00 for SO word mm Kirby to Vernon B Lockhart, Jmum E a ch add tltona l word 116 26fp Goldie E. Lockhart, 77 Acres, 3c BLIND ADS THE TELEPHONE No 992 6265 .,., Acre, Lebanon Add fttonal 25c Charge per 1-S no longer a workrng Mabel Ruth Walters lo Advertrsemenl number Mrs Iv an Carman . OFFICE HOURS Route 2, Pomeroy Ohl o Chester A Sexlon, Geraldme 8 30 am to S 00 p m Darty , 12 2 3tc Sexton, Lois 4, 5, 6, 7, Ph1hp 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon ., Satu rda y KOSCOT KOS MET ICS & WI GS Jones Estate, Middleport. For Sale specra1s each montn we W•ll Wanted To Buy Helen M. Knolls, aka Helen gladly show you our 1 1 ne ot Card of Thanks Kosmet1cs m the priva cy of CASt:! pard tor a11 makes and FIREWOOD. 12" to 2.4" lghts M. Thompson to Cecil R No logs Sl.:l , prckup load models of mobtle homes your home at your con WISH to thank th e staff of Delivery ava r1ab1e Beat the Thompson, 17 Acre , 021 Acre, Phone area code 614 423 9531 ven .ence Remember Chr1st Veterans Memonal Hosp ttal tue1 shortage , burn wood 4 13 tf c ma s 1S not far away so phone doctors and nurses for thetr Rutland Phone 992 2826 Helen Jane Brown 992 SllJ ktnd serv1ces dunng my stay 12 2 3tp Harold W1ll, Etta W1ll to 11 9 ti c 1n the hoSp ttal 1 also w rsh to ~C ORNER cupboards, wall' thank my fr tends for therr Ruth T1llis, Amos Tillis, Lot, cupboards, chests, old guns , AT LAST APT SIZE c ard s flowers and get we l l HAVE YOUR trophy mounted any cond tf1on Also blue Pomeroy REFRIGERATORS $45 up wrshes Mrs Ruth Henne ssy, deer h eads small an•mals decorated stoneware Write Other models from S19 95 216 Beechwood Road. New and bir ds Howard B~r c hf •e ld , James Eblm, dec to Leona P 0 Box 44 , MartinSburg, Excellent select1on gas W il mington , Pa 161.43 Mulberry S1reet, Rutland Oh io, 43935 or call 1 484 4.440 Martin, Walter Eblm, Robert ranges . several electr•<: 12 4 ltp Phon e 742 68 34 after7pm ranges . new used turn1ture 11 26 tfc E. Eblm, Mam1e M Snider, • 8890tc 1 Many g 1ft 1tems Ioys t 8 track Harry L Eblin, Arthur Ebhn, -------=.=-- Tapes - NI::W - Sl 99 FLOWERS for Chr i stmas tor' OLD furn1tur e:-- oak tables , KUHL'S BARGAIN CEN Steven H Eblin, Thomas the home decoratton Sprays clo cks, ice boxes , brass beds , TER Rt 7, " at cauti on light " wreaths , pots , baskets for Ebhn, Jr., All lor trans , diShes or complete TUPPERS PLAINS (o pen cemetery Also . Jots of g tfts households Wr~te M 0 everyday except Monday) SaliSbury Smalley's G1ft Shop , Chester , M1ller, Rt 4, Pomeroy , Oh1o , 12 2 6t c Leona Marlm, Walter Eblm, Oh •O Phone 985 3S37 call 992 6271 .. 11 29 6tc 5 13 tfc SHEARED WHITE PINE Thomas Eblin, Jr , Eun1ce Xmas trees needles really Eblm, Robert E Eblin, Hylha ou E to Ill hea lth The Court slay on• KUHL 'S BARGAIN Street Cab will go out of Help Wanted- - - CE NTER , Rt 7 , " at caut10n Eblin, Mam•e M Smder, Hary By Mrs. Herbert Roush bus1ness the lOth of December 11ght" Tuppers Pla 1ns L. Ebhn, Barbara Eblm, Ar· 1f not sold Wd l sa<:rtf lc e for PAYROLL BOOKKEEPER , 12 2 18tc Mr. and Mrs Gary Miller of $5 500 Call 992 7116 Thanks full f 1me employment ex thur Eblm, Adria Eblm to Mansfield spent a weekend for all the patronage over the perrence helpful Call tor ALTO saxophone and c ase Steven H Eblin, Sahsbury. past years l nterv1ew appotntment. With Mr and Mrs Charles Used 2 years Phone 985 .4133 11298tp N ISCO, 742 431 L Ex1 241 Garfield Sizemore, Edna Lawson other guests of the 1233t c ------------11307tc Sizemore to Oav1d Peterson, Lawsons were Mr and Mrs WANTED MechaniC , Zerkle EXCELSIOR Salt Works, E ' Linda Peterson, Parcel, Edward Lawson and baby of Wanted To Buy Mam Sf , Pomeroy All kmds Truck1ng Company Phone of salt water pellets , water Rutland STEEL castlron etc Cal l 985 992 3088, M iddleport Syracuse, Clarence Lawson, nuggets, block salt and own 4297 11306tc John W. Arbaugh, Ethel Mrs Bill Parsons and sons, Dh1o Rtver Salt Phone 992 11 25 He 3891 Arbaugh to George Long, Lot 2, Antiquity CAR hop wanted , also k 1tchen 6 5 tf c FARM wrth good house Will help Apply •n person , Craw's Arbaugh's Sub. D1v , Toppers Mr. and Mrs Herbert Sayre --------------pay Sl50 per month Call 837 Steak House 19 HEAD of Horses Regrstered Plains. 8391 or wr.te Odell Ba ll 3320 11 27 10tc were m Colwnbus Wednesday Tenn Walkmg Horses , Arnsby Road Co lumbu s. OhiO Pat E. Mitchell, Marcella to consult Mr Sayre's doctor Reg•stered Quarter Horses 432 27 Grade Hor ses , and Pontes S40 Sue M1tchell to Jerry M and remamed overmght w1th 11286tc For Rent or Sale and up Call 367 7481 or 388 Rach, Sheila K Rach, 1 OJ thetr grandson, Mr and Mrs WANTED old upnght pranos , FOR RENT or sale , 1973 mobile 9991 12 4 10tc Acres, Rutland homes 2 1h miles from any c ond 1t1on Paymg $10 Danny Sayre and spent Harri sonv•lle Phone 742 3821 each Write , g 1 ve d1rect1ons to Feeney Bennett Post No. 128, ThanksgiVmg w1th Mr and 11 29 tf c USEO John Deere manure Witten P tano Com pa ny Box spreader Runs off tractor , American Legton, Inc to Mrs Buck Rogers. Mr and 188 SardtS Oh to 439.46 P T 0 , $150 Paul Karr, 1 11286tp General Telephone Col , Ease, Mrs Dav1d Sayre also spent mile north of Chester, OhtO Employment Wanted 12 4 3t<: SaliSbury. I Thanksg1vmg w1th the Rogers CARPENTER work, masonry Wilham Winebrenner, Mrs Bertha Robmson spent For Rent work general remodel1ng by ELECTRIC stove refrrgerator brown stud1o couch black and Dorothy Wmebrenner to Allah Thanksgiving With Mr. and LARGE 2 bedroom , all e1ect11C hour or contract Phone 993 wh tte TV , electr~c: gt11tar and 3511 apartment. 1 year old , also, Lambert, I> Lot 91, Syracuse Mrs. Bill Robmson and family amp Call992 2960 after 2 p m room s for 2 co nstru <: lton 11226tp 12 4 3tp Robert C. Grate, Hazel of Racine Route workers , must be responsible INTERIOR pa1ntrng by hour or persons Phone 992 7666 for Grate, Paul H. Grate, Leron ALTO Saxophone and case A gomg-away dinner was contr act Phone 992 5083 appomtment to see or 992 Used 2 years Pllone 985 4133 12 4 7tc Grate, Wendell E Grate, held m honor of M1ke Robmson 7017 12 4 Jtc: 12 3 3tc: Donna Grate, George 0 Grate, at the home of Mrs Bertha WILL HAU L coal m Me1gs and -- -~ - - -------Mason area 638 E Main 1972 350 NOVA SS Ex celle nt Vwlet Grate, Herman L. Robinson Sunday M1ke left condrtton Call 992 5196 after 5 Street , Pomeroy Grate, Beulah Grate, Arnold Monday lor Frankfort, Gerpm 12 4 4tc Mobile Homes tor sale 12 4 6tc M. Grate, Mildred Grate to many, where he w1ll be 1971 ALL ELECTRIC W •ndsor mobile home 60x12 3 Rolland Searles, Lot, Rutland statwned mdeflmtely . AtLOSE we 1ght wtth New Shape bedroom air cond 1t1oner 13 for Sale VIllage 1970 HEAVY duty truck, Sl.SOO Tablets and Hydrex Water tendmg the dmner were Mr toot Expando 1 acre ground 1965 Mustang 4 speed , $ 550 Pills at Dutton Drug 1n on old Route 33 north of Ro ck and Mrs Herbert Sh1elds, Mrs 1960 lnternattonal 18 ft Van, M•ddleport and Nelson Drug Sprmgs Call 992 5677 after 6 3 Marlene Fisher and children, pm $250, small a•r compressor. -----------~~~ tP 12 4 tf c $85 table saw. SSO , 40 assorted Molly, Larry and Amy, Mrs. bottles very old $25 per all. 21 360 YAMAHA Enduro . phone Jack Sargent, Mr and Mrs. mch Zen tt h portable $30 992 3061 Phone 992 2388 12 2 3tc B1ll Robmson and family, Mrs. 12 2 41c .~ -- ------~~~-~Ph1lip Radford and Stephame SEARS Cham saw , 21 tnch cut, It's Snow I•re Ttme! Hope Bird, AntiqUlty, Mr FACTS M1ss Patne~a Thoma of excellentcond1t10n New spl•t , r•m wheel for ::lf4 ton Chevrolet CO-OP COUNTRY LouiSville, Ky., and Mr. and and Mrs Edward Lawson truck Phone 742 4427 VISited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs Larry Barr and family of 12 2 3tp SQUIRE 120 Lawson Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Rutland were Thanksgivmg AM F M radio stereo, 8 track Pos1hve Stop and Go In Mud guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bob Lawson and children, Mr tape c:omb•natton , 4 speaker and Mrs. Harold Lawson and &Snow sound system Balance Thoma. C. J of Letart, W. Va , were $103 .t9 or use our budget ALL SIZ~S IN STOCK Mr. and Mrs. James Reeves terms Call 992 3965 Thanksg1vmg guests of the 12 2 6tc and Bryon of Racme were Let Us Install Now• Lawsons Thanksgiving evemng VISitors Mr. and Mrs Ed Laudermilt Lars of chrysanthemums for of Mr. and Mrs James REeves sale , f rel d grown We only SUPER SERVICE STA and children were have one color - yellow 10 and Linda . 9 .. _-Jack W- Carsey, Mgr. bunches for S5 we have some Mr. and Mrs Clinton Gilkey Thanksg1vmg Day guests of Ail Phone 992-9932 out 1n full bloom , some rust Mrs. Mary Donohue and budding , Reynolds Flower and family, Mr and Mrs Shop Mason , W va Call 773 Curfews were ongmally Harold Gillogly and family of David, Mrs. Rose Bachus 5147 Mr and Mrs. Norman Styer practiced 1n med 1eval 9 26 tfc Mobile Homes For Sale Albany, Mr and Mrs Franklin 44 TRAILER , 1970 mod-el. 2 Russell of Middleport, Mr. Guy of Waterford spent Saturday Europe as a precautwn SALT FOR ICE AND SNOW , 12X bedroom Phone 742 5878 With Mr and Mrs. agamst fifes Upon the toll of evenmg 11 30 4t<: Russell of Colwnbus and Terry Rock salt for townships , an off1C1al bell, all fifes and Herbert Sayre. towns and bus•nesses 1n Lynn Russell of Pomeroy were bulks and bags for ICe and 1971 HILLCREST , 3 bedrooms Saturday evenmg guests of hghls had to be extmgu1shed Thanksgivmg dinner guests of central a1r COrJdlttonmg Call or covered, The World snow Excelsror S11lt Works Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush 992 5296 after S p m Phone 992 3891 Mr and Mrs. Lmcoln Russell. Almanac recalls The custom 12 4 6tp 11 11 tfc and fmruly were Mr. and Mrs. was nece ssa ry because -------------Mr, Dale Russell of Columbus Chester Durst, Niles, Ohio; Mr. homes were wooden and f1res 1957 2 BEDROOM mobrle home, also VISited, bustness for sare • redone. on ms1de New fur and Mrs. Dorsa Parsons, Mr were usually made m a hole GRoCERY Bulldmg for sale or lease nace, floormg car pet , sink The Almanac Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m and Mrs. Dana LewiS of Clif- m the noor top, ' cabrnets, l1vmg room to 10 p m for appomtment suite , $1.800 Phone 992 6367 By United Press luternatlonal ton, Mr and Mrs. Ronald 3 20 tfc 12 4 3t<: Today IS Tuesday, Dec 4, the Russell and children, Mandy COAL FOR SALE JA YMAR 336th day of 1973 w1th 27 to and Mike, of Maryland and Jeff COAL COMPANY THE INVI'f ATION IS OUT follow. M1ller. MEIGS & GALLIA LINE, MASON - Mason Chapter STA TE ROUTE 7 AT Mr and Mrs. Russell Roush The moon Is approaching LS CHESHIRE , OPEN 7 AM 157, Order of the Eastern Star, and son, Edward, vtstted Mr full phase. TILL 6 30 P M 5 DAYS A has mv1ted all members of WEEK PHONE 992 5693 The mormng stars are and Mrs. Arnold Anderson at 12 3 5tc surroundmg Chapters m Ohw Keno Rulge recently Mercury and Saturn 28 New Homes To Be Butch Wilson and brother, and West V1rgm1a, to attend WE HAVE atl your upholstery The evemng stars are Venus, the annual Grand VISitation of SOLD need s Burlap , denim. Richard Wilson of DetrOit Mars and Jupiter cambnc. foam glue , Zippers, Mary Jo Sharp , Worthy Grand At Those born on thiS date are VISited Russell Roush tack1ng strip. spnngs and USED ci•PS chtpboard. button Mrs Freda Manuel was Matron and John F Meadows, under the sign of Sag1ttanus tw1ne sewrng thread, legs, Worthy Grand Patron, at and Actress.,singer Lillian Russell returned to her home Saturday upholstery books , dacron , Mason on Toesday, December webb mg. sprrng tw1ne . ta c ks , REPOSSESSED from Veterans Memonal was born Dec. 4, 1861 welt cord , cotton, sw1vel 4, at 7 30 p m A soc1al hour PRICES Hospital. On this day in history : bases and to am , toam , foam and covered dish dmner will be Pomeroy Recovery 622 East Mrs Ernest Bush enTo make room for the In 1942, President Franklm D Matn Street. Pomeroy Phone held unmed!ately followmg the many new units Roosevelt ordered bqwdatwn of tertained Sunday at her home 992 7554 close of the meeting All 11 20 26tc m honor of her husband, Erarriving in Jan., 1974. the WPA, created in 19M, m the depths of the depressiOn to nest's b~rthday Attendwg members of Chapter !57 are NEW LARGE recltnrng chairs DELAYED by the Worthy requested provide work for the unem- were Rev. Roy Bush, Portland In v•nyl maten111 , buy now or DELIVERY Matron, Betty Rickard, to lay away for Chnstmas Onlv Route, Robert Bush of Lanployed. AVAILABLE S89 9S Swivel rockers 1n In 1946, the Uruted Mme caster, Mr and Mrs . Lawrence bnng at least two covered velvet, nylon, and prints that With the 'exception of a make a wonderful gift for Workers Union was fmed $3.5 Bush, Mr. and Mrs. Rusty diShes. small dep_osit. your w1fe Only $69 95 All million for refusing to call off a Tocker, Mr. and Mrs Charles items <:ash and c.nry or 60 NO MONEY day lay away Pomeroy Bush and ch1ldren, B1lly and 17-day-old strike Recovery, 622 E Main , LAFF. A. Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 In 1965, Amenca's Geffillll 7 Peggy, and Mr and Mrs NEE DE_~_ UNTIL 112026tc spaceship was laWiched mto Russell Clme. JANUARY 1974 Mrs Katie Young , Mrs Alva U~HOLSTERY Fabncs by the orblt for a lhen.ncord 14-day 1YEAR yard 5<1 rnches W•de as low as Hudson of Mmersv1lle Route voyage around the earth. S1 95 per yard. velvets as low GUARANTEE as $3 45, Imported velvels, In 1971, lndla jomed East VISited Mr. and Mrs Joe , $9 95 We also have nylon, BEST SERVICE Pakistan m its war with West Manuel Toesday herculon , 1 catron prlf\fs, IN v•nyls , and remnants , by 1He • Patlatan. West Pakistan subse· yard or-tly the p1ece Pomeroy ) -" OHIO V~LLEY quently 10111 and East Pakistan Recovery, 622 East Main , Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 became the Republic of Ban· 11 20 26tc Early Metropolis gladesh. FOAM to fill your old couch and In 1519 the Aztec cap1tal of cha i r cushions as low as A thought for the day: First Tenocht1t1an on the Slle of S10 95 , Upholstery books only SOc 4 Inch covered floam Amertean Pruldenl George present-day Mex1co C1ty had DOWNTOWN mattresses for stllndard, stze Wubinlton •"'beft can be an estimated population of bed. S29 95 , Pomeroy BELPRE II 's small' We're Recovery, 621 E Marn , no gruter error than to expect 300,000-larger than the con "0! trymg lo keep our engagement Pomeroy Phone 992 75'i4 OHIO or ca!CIIIate upon f•von from temporary London of Kmg a secret. arPn ' t wf> '' 1120 _ ______ J.. _____ _ 26tc Henry VIII ,.lion to r~~~llon." ' ! Helps pay ~ Business Services NOV SPEC WOOD TRUSSES ------------- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ j . _ _ _ __ _ _ _ . -------------- ------- ------- Wolfpen WORLD ALMANAC -------------- -------------- DISPERSAL SALE ---------- ---- MILLER •kl. ' News 10 Dusty s Tra•l 13 Marco Spor tllte 33 i: tectn c Company 10 TBA 15 I New Dating Game 3 , To Tell The Truth 6, Beat the Clock 3 RFD 20 World of Sur\'tval 4, New Price Is R tght 8, 10. JOU- FREE EST Ph ~'12- 2174 j3 9 lO - Comedy 6, 13 • Wom an 33 10 30 11 dJ - News 3. 4 6 8 10, 13 15 Janaki33 MATERIALS CO. 711-5554 M.non, W. ¥L 992-2094 606 E. Mam Pomerov Ol'fiCE SUPPLIES an<! Lmcotn Htlt Pomeroy, 0 - GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 Painting A Specialty Area's Most Reasonable Pnces ==-~=====~.: AUTOMOBILE Insurance been cancelled., Lost your operator ' s license Call 992 7428 1 6 15 tfc: • . - ~ -------~ MOBILE home reparr, Elec '1rical plumbtng and heat i ng 1 Phorle 992 5858 7.15-tft l BEDROOM trailer. con structton workers preferred Call 992 2960 after 2 p m 12 4 3tp ------------ ~...,~ PRIVATE meet1ng room tor any organizat1on, phone 992 3975 3 l1 ttc - --------~.- 3 AND 4 ROOM furn iShed and unfurniShed apar•ments• Phone 992 543.4 4 12 tfc J TRAILER Maso.n w Va c ouple on ly phone 992 5693 11 161fc -------------APARTMENT tor rent Phone 742 6551 or 992 2550 12 2 6tc: SMALL trailer tdeal for couple 10 miles nortt'j ot Pomeroy S75 per month Call 992 7479 11 23 tf<: ---~------ -- - - Auto Sales 1960 FORD ranch wagon 5 good tlres , sell for parts Dale Shtnn , 222 Beech Street , M1ddleport 992 2817 12 4 3tp stalled See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992-7089 N1ght 992-3525 or 992-5232 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED 6 ROOMS and bath , 1n town , REASONABLE rates Ph ...0 4782, Gallipolis, John Ruslell,l $11,000 Call 992 397S or 992 ~ Owner and Operator 257 1 S 12 tfc 9 28 tfc . - - - - - -- - - - - - - _! -r TWO bedroom house at 473 FOR FREE estl ma ' es on S Sl alum Inurn sld l nQ Storm y c amore reef tn M i d rlooors and Windows, C•r dleport llacant Call 992 5310 ports. MarQuees end Railing , ----~--- --_2_1_!2._26fc Phone Charles Lisle , Syracuse , Oh10 Carl Jacob 1 Sales Representative v v SMALL house , completely Johnson and son, Inc 6 22 ftc furniShed Bachelor ' s h i de away Phone 992 5786 11 27 nc PRICE CONSTRUCTION. Roofmg spouting , kitchens and bathrooms complete A LOVELY new Home 1h mile remodeling Phone 742 6273 from Metgs High School 12 3 tfc: Three bedrooms , two baths , ~7'Fi~~- ---­ full basement Wllh two car O' DELL Allnement work can be garage Large lot $27 ,500 done by appointment only at Also recently remodeled present ttme. due to illness in three bedroom older home rn fam liy Phone for ap Pomeroy Pnce of S15,000 po•ntment 7<12 3232 rn<:ludes furn tture Owner wtll 11 25 tf<: help finance e1ther of these =-two properties Call 593 5667 -:::;.=.=--c BRADFORD , Auctioneer Athens Complete S~r"'ilce 12 2 30tc Phone 949 3821 Ra<:rne , Ohio Cri It Bradford -.-- - --------- 5 1 tfc 1962 DODGE 4 dr sd P s, p b , alt , a c Good runnrng con dtt1on , good t~res , good body , no gas hog Phone 992 2826 12 2 3tp 1970 GTO Ram A1r IV P S, p B,"' a 1r cond , new trres , low m ileage Phone (304) 992 2993 11286tp - ------------Real Estate For Sale TEAFORD /11 qil H I' .dolfl \r Br nk.-·r 110 MPcll,,rlr. ':.II ··~·t 1576'~ BUSINESS - And 4 bedrooms, bath. garage, and all stock m c luded In the sale Small town loc:at1on $25 000 00 or let's talk IN COME - 2 bedrooms. n 1ce liv1ng , large dmmg w1th oak floors, bath , clfy water $5,000 00 NEARLY NEW - Most of lhe furmture, tncludmg stove and refrtgera1or 2 bedrooms, bath. c::arport R1ver lot Only 1611 • E.MA I pOMEROY " LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT• WHEN YOU INSPECT ONE OF THESE HOMES and the family, Oad $22,500 TUPPERS PLAINS MUST SELL AT ONCE 2 APARTMENTS - Rent one, live m the other Corner lot 1n town $13.500 00 or what would you gr..,e' SYRACUSE - OWNER HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED - One acre, 2 bedrooms, F A. furnace, T P water Just $4,000 00 LARGE HOME AND RENTAL - In Middleport on good street One acre of nice laymg land Askmg $17 ,500 00 PRIVACY - In town but over one acre Has 2 bedroom house w1th gas F A furnace Nice shade trees Only $11,500 00 FURNISHED - Start right, on $16,000 ThiS home 1ust over 2 years old Hardwood floors, car peting. drapes Lovely kitchen wtth range, lots of cabinets, too Laundry room Modern colored bath w1th shower 3 nice bedrooms Carport You can move now - spend Xmas in your own th1s great buy 2 bedrooms, bath, mce kitchen. and porch In Pomeroy Only $15,000 00 WE HAVE OVER 40 PROPERTt ES FOR YOU TO SEE. 3 ASSOCIATES IN TWO COUNT! ES, WHO HAVE JUST COMPLETED ANOTHER REAL ESTATE COURSE AT RIO GRANDE COLLEGE home $21 ,000 LET US SELL YOUR PROPERTY HENRY E. C~ELAND YOUR FRIENDLY BROKER 992-2259 If no answer 992-2568 - ~- .;;: ··- -- if Indiana law says, " No 21 allowed," then manta] status or the fact that you're the Coke type won't change 11. A number of states are changmg the law, however Here are some thoughts about 1t from varwus parts of the country +++ Helen and Sue . Ypu asked people from "lowered.drmkmg-age" states to wnte how they feel about legal booze lor 16-year-<llds. I feel thiS law as a whole IS good because now k1ds can drmk m bars rather than m cars as they did before. It's safer for them and others - and they usually don't slosh It down so last 10 pubhc. , !also hke those bar-and-dance places that cater to the young Only bad thing 1s the pnce - but maybe that's good too, because you can'tafford to gel drunk - TOM FROM NEW JERSEY Rap 1 agree the youth discotheques (with hquor ) are what you make them Where else can you go, pay $2 or so and liSten to a rock band, dance and meet your frtends, and also fmd new fnends 1 For a wbole evenmg yet? After paymg the 1011181 cover, you aren 't reqmred to buy any drinks, which IS easy on the pocketbook I go to many different places where young people bang out and have only met one drunk person - he was an old man I D1d you know that smce the drmking age has been lowered, the drug problem 1sn't as great? Many people who were once potheads and pillfreaks have now g1ven up somethmg Illegal for something legal - and I'm one of them 1 Parents may be afra1d 111- to 21-year-<>lds will overdo and get m acc1dents, but I say 1f you can't be responsible at 16, you Will never be Also, a bar and a club are two different places. A bar IS where people go to get drunk and make p1ck-ups A club IS where there IS a band and dancmg, and people are out for a good tune but not a hangover. Cheers for our state that put enoogh trust m 1ts youth to lower the drmkmg age' - A 19-YEAI!-OLD FEMALE WHO LIKES CLUBBING II the subject's drug abuse and ll)e place IS Ohio, a great many people care, and 10 many different ways The first sentence of thiS colwnn was the title of a documentary - rured on WOUB-TV last week - on the drug ISsue and whal the Buckeye State is d01ng about 11 It was qwte a good offenng, somethmg m the nature of a progress report, devoid of both alarms and boaslmg It wasn't a scare show and stuck to fact, not fr1ght ThiS IS a plus, because young people recogmze a lot of bull when they hear ll Instead, 11 showed many forms of energetic actwn being taken all over Oh10, m many different forms , to deal w1th drugs We saw· - An "alternative " program 10 lhe Columbus suburb of Whitehall, where young people are g1ven a place to go, to rap, to mess around, and do whatever young people want to do - except use drugs. - A Cleveland program getting the worst sort of drug, herom, out of people's bves by methadone mamtenance and assistance m altermg the junk1e's lifestyle. (And Methadone was not pushed as a "cure," wh1ch 1t tsn 't.) - A Cincmnatl " tberapeutic conunumty ," which uses psych1atr1c techmques, such as encounter sesstons and roleplaying, to assiSt the pobce, JUdges, soc1al workers and addiCts ahke to understand problems · - A Dayton prevention and education program, reachmg all the way to the jumor high level, and which seemed genuinely enthus1ast1cally rece1ved by th kids - Fmally, our own corner o the world was explored, w1th a look at the "Care Line" phon -counseling servtce m Athens , which lets anyone talk, at any une and anonymously, w1th a sympathetic vmce, on drugs or a y other troubling problem. The narration pomted up ho diverse the drug ISSUe can be, and how 1t var1es from place td place: Most of the calls on the ~\YWIDib~;;lkd _,~..~..-~ ,_ Boo - Sonny & Cher B 10, Adam 12 3, 4, 15 , Btll Moyers' J ournal20 33 Rock and Roll Years6, 13 8 30 - Confl1cts 20 33 Tenafly 3, 4 15 Mov1e Blood Spot' 6, 13 9 00 - Cannon a 10 10 00 - News 20 Ko1ak 8 10 , L ove Story 3, 4, 15 Washmgton Debates 33 , Owen Marshall13 Billy Graham Crusade6 11 00 - News 3 4 6 8, 10, 13, 15 l Mounta1n Scene 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4, 15 , Shock A Bye , Baby 6 13 Mov1es " The Pumpkin Ea1er ' 9 ' A Summer Place" 10 Janak1 33 1 00 - Tomorrow 3 4 News 13 200 - News4 11 . Pen nsyl vama Cit\ 12 Breath<: In 13. Tack 's partner I "£~j{K 1 1!1nd _;- Whlte- - ;;-w1n.g' Machines . Service on at~ makes . Reuonabfe rates The Sewing Center, Mid -. dleport, Ohio 1 16 tiC •"f'EPTIC TANKS AROill~ SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED, REPAIRED MtLLER SANITATION~ STEWART, OHIO PH 662· • 10-.4 tfc: ~ -------~-~~~ G & E appiJance repai~ Phone at the shop , 992 3802 or 9.494254 26 26tp .. STEREO 111 Powers' tenn 16. One - MASON FURNITURE HERMAN GRATE 173-5592 MASON, W. VA. wds ) 17 Flap or shell 20 Donke)' ,.A,d(Ue~;:-•-Ponleroy _ I matmg 16 Athena 's game 3 0. Kmd u{ b eacon 34 Costl y 36 "The Owl talk 25 10 Bugle call 18 Vancgated Bells" 27, Sun helmet and para . poet 3?. Sheep sot, e g t1tle tolk (Fr ) 21. Require ment 22. Porhco 23 Fteld of co nflict 25. Word \\llh b--+-~­ throb or ache 26. Dcs1re 27. V1ctonan mouth- "" a:;h ZS. Cn c ular segment 29 lll hum01 31. - -Jong 32 Head hlghhght DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it: AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW Dl I I I I D ILEARNY! I 0 I I I ~='::·===-==~=~·=~·=~·~·~u~&'&'~ested 'Jne letter simply stands for another In thts sample A 1s used for the three L's, X for the two 0 s. etc Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formatiOn of the words are all htnts Each day the code letters are different CRYPTOQUOTES Now arrange the ended letten to form the aurprise answer, u ''----"Prilll=lbi-=SIII::::PIIISI::.:A::=NSW:.:III~here:.:___jl by the above cartoon. "[ I I II]" (Anaw~n tomorrow) Jumht.-, EAGLE TRYST NUMBER UPSHOT Amwf'r l~llflt Hilt :~md ttfutt til( IHIIIplflr flllll(;r/ - STA-TUE')' -.: .. ~lrrday · ~ QTPDNBRZTO ZO RDQADN ZY BIXBGY B SZNRWD, QTPDNBRZTO ZO ANZOEZAID ZY B BIXBGY SZED .- RFTQBY ABZOD Yesterday's Cryptoquote: THERE IS ONE EXCUSE FOR EVERY MISTAKE A MAN CAN MAKE, BUT ONLY ONE.GEORGE H. LORIMER (© 1978 King Feature• Synd1cate, Inc) il/01\1 I 'KQ10963 + 84 3 IliAI PASS ... 10 B 6 2 D 1 SOUTH .AQJ 9 8 2 • J5 A ... 7543 Bolh vulnerable 1+ North Pass P.»S.o; 3• Pass .. {)pen mg lead - East 1• Pass Pass South 1• 4• ~ ltll .. NU ' "' T!• ~•f VI h 0!1 A' ... l'l> James Jacoby 'l'oday's hand was played a\.,, New Yorks Cavendish Club some 40 years ago 'The b1dd1ng was Simple, b'!l would go the same way today m any sort of game Snmc hand s JUSt b1d aufomallcaily Wesl opened the ace of he-arts and conlmued the su1t. E~l won that second trick with h1s queen and led the klpg Slluth rufred w1th the queen al.wh1ch pomt West made a remark that has g1ven a partl..,lariy bad play a name 11 slfll holds West plopped on the kmg remarked, "No better pla.ce [or 1t" lle was partly nght. From dgRlarer's standpomt there w.as no better place for h1s South won the d1amond riturn, drew trumps Wllh two r~~ds and chalked up game a..nd rubber ::West d1d have a much better place for that kmg of G<~mps He should have kept if' tlghl in h1s hand. Later on when South played trumps W: ~s t would sllll collect a t1tck w1th the kmg, but he Wl!uld score another and the seltmg tnck w1th h1s ten spot. " 'What's more, when W~st overru[fed he should have that a d1scard would mtwo trump tncks for m1ght well have seen he had JUSt concentraton he play and not to talk SP.USH WITH :fj • ilATHf.P. llEG-Ul-Ail TOOTHPASTE I AND HAVE I' TWEHTY•oHE. P£1lCENT f£WE~ COMMEilCIAI.$ t /OJ) .. N! A ... /.2 'I i~tJfS THE BORN LOSER W~ GOING UP THE. HIL.L. IS SLOW ... 16 11' AJ.lti.\Al, ,IJO"flABL-5, OR M\tJti<AL-7 '\ElL/If IOOAT 'PU'R5 ~I \II<' NE FOR a\RI'>TW6 /ll.lD l'U-..__r:- T~IL 'l':JU llMAI CAN GO 1/0WNTH~ HtL.L 1 1'> li ~IN(c '()0 UJOIJ'T H/>.~~ lO ~~ 1'01< N-1.- />.T aa~ aoa Ds;AN, I DON'T T~ l NI<. T~AT RICH ALUMNUS HOLDS OUR ACADEMIC STANDARDS IN VER~ HIGH oSTEEM J OH, YEOS HE WROTE A CHt:CK FOR $ ZS MOUSE CI/AIR OF PSYCIIOWGY j ' ' • 4 badd mg has been \lest North East ~ I+ Pass South FSss ;rhe ~ ss 3• Pass " 3+ 3• P11ss 4N T Pass ? s• fiss IT'S SICH A ROMANTICAL NIGHT, MAW --WH'f DON'T WE GO OUT IN TH' MOONLIGHT AN' HOLD HANDS? /:1?'-_., HOLD HANDS!! • I CAN'T BELIEUE MV EARPAt\15 I'LL CALL 'lORE NICKEL AN' RAISE 'IE TEN CENTS WHAT'S THAT?! ., L-:....l.o."'----_.:JJ rir k1ngs. • TODA Y'S QUESTION •vour partner b1ds stx hearts to w two k1ngs What do you I '(01) STUPID ~EFEREE !!! · l; i~~ +K 10 4 .6 3 :What do you do now 1 ~ - B1d fl..,e notrump to ask t OFFSIDE?!! HOW CAN SNOOIMN 6E OfFSIDE?! :J dn w? ' (colloq J (3 wds ) 9 Sop r ano St eber time 29 The oxygen 22 Cachet signet Z3. Cah f orn1a City 24. Mexi can pollee force 7 Greek l ett er 8. Eat un endtngly 15 Co lonel ·•short) ~ J 6 5 'A 8 3 2 l 19 Pup or work M•chagan :Vou, South, hold 4:30 TO 5:30 STEREO. 92.! Yest erda y's A11s~er 5. Revolted 6 Dental BARNEY BLACK & WHITE TV - WMPO-FM m ouse • 14 College (2 t sl ) <3 wds J <I It's a 40. Evaluate 41. CUpid lOOk AT • Monday lhru Friday On DOWN 1 Greek mounta1ns 2 Stabl e attendant 3 Ant1c1pate fiancee I. I I I ACROSS 1 ~cr utm lle 5. M ore amuent 37. Augur 38 Unseat 39. Operat1c D/110 [ RATAO by THOMAS JOSEPH 33. Bankroll 35 Fled w1th IFLANEL I Your Schools 33 I Spy 15 7 30 - On The Money 4, To T el l The Truth 6 Sa le of the Century a Pollee Surgeon 3, The Judge 10 , Beat The Clock 13 , Know Your Ant1ques 20 , Ep 1sode Acfton 33 The whole program was honestly.OOne, with no oostrums or cure.alls, but you came away convmced \hat many people, Illdeed, do care about the drug problem WOUB·TV deserves conunendauon covermg Unscramble therte four Jumbles. one letter to each square, to form four ordmary words . EAST 106 2 B :f~ Pswald & 9 1.tfc - - - - - ----- -- - - - I fi&"""J~Aeit1n""i"&Coollri9. Gas· o"' Fuel Oil We have many• furnace parts and plumbing parts for 10 pet above cost 215 N Second. Middleport 992 3509 ' 10 ] ' 30tc... ZENITH COLOR> TV one under ~ DEAD SlOCK Wlllremove l!lt a_reasonable char~e can' ~2 45 551.4 B 23 90tc ;:;,- --:y__J DOZER and back hoe work, ponds and septic tanks, dlt ' chmg servrce. top soli, fili i dirt } limestone , B&K Escavating Phone 992 5367 or -- THE RALPH EMERY SHOW Lora " ' 'Who cares?" ·- +AK Pl\Ss shrubbery Also clean out basements. attics , etc Call 949 3221 or 742 -44.41 11 21 30tc 11 + ~ " wJi:St ;~L~rl;~r cut ~frees ~nd 992 3&61 BY PAUL CRABTREE Athens hne are about drugs and come rrom the campus IOiuo Uruvers~ly), while most of the calls o.1 the Pomeroy lme are about alcohol and get mto mar~tal problems and thmgs like that • 742 K 97 5 • Remodeling , Ceramic tile baths Sox 28D, Rutl&nd 7.42 3664 6 26 tfc: 11 Your Favortte Country 1 MuSIC Stars VtStt On lly llt"lt-n and Su .. Hnttd I am the IS.year-<>ld bnde of Bobby who IS 23 and hkes to stop for an occaswnal drink at a rught club I don't drink, bul can't see why It's illegalm Indiana for an "underage " w1fe to accompany her husband to a bar I'm old enough to be married, have credit, vote, dr1ve, JOm the SerVIce, so why am I not mature enough to have a Coke at a rughl club? - LORA • • 764 ~ & THINGS •, Rap ·, King plays role below station NORTH .. ,..,, Booze and the 111-\' ear.()ld " "' . •..... :·:-·· ·:•.. .. . ,, + .:;:::___------------RON SHEPARD, Floor , Wall ' 3035 t,\ £i WIN AT BRIDGE .,~ TANKS cleane.-. Modern SanlfllltiOn , 992 3954 or 992 7349 10 23 tfc lovely bedrooms , double closets Modern colored bath With shower Mom the k1t chen has 29 ft cabmets , range and Ref and a large din1ng area Laundry room Carpettng 2 car garage, 25x30, Barn 20x42 New fences Made just for you Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame St 33 , Love, ·Amen can Sty le 13 Speedrace r 6 Sesame Street 20 Mov1e ' 1' Pardn ers 10 4!-30 - Grll1gan s Island l3 Green Acres 3 . Jeopardy 4 I Love Lucy o, ~ anta Claus 15 Lu cy Show 8 5c00 - Mr Rogers 20 33 Bonanza 3, Merv Gnfftn 4, Andy n Gnft1fh 8 I Dream of Jeann1e 13 . Mission Impossible 6. ~ Bonanza 15 5 ~3 0 - Ele c Co 33 , Gomer Pyle 13 Beverly Hillbillies 8, ~V Hodgepodge Lodge :?0 5 ~5 - Earl Nlghtmga le 15 6 00 - News 3 4. 8 6, 10, 15 ABC News 13 , Sesame Street 30. fDer sonal 1t y and Behav1oral Development 33 6 30 - News 3 4, 6, a, 10, 15 , Hogan 's Heroes 13 7· 00 - News 10 What' s My L1ne 8, Truth or Conseq 3, 6 , Beat ;.:Tne Clock 4 Anythmg You Can Do 13 Elec Co 20 Know • 'QJ9 S~1='TIC Just off Rt 33 - A NEW HOME and 11 ACRES 3 20 Ob - • A8 f oQJ P1 A;O tunln;~nd-repa~o ~ Lane Daniels , 259 Broadway , Mrddleport Phone 99'2 2012 12212tp Love at first s1ght 1s a con dl tton 1hat saves a lo1 of time and moneyl AND It w1ll be 4 WEST ID) • "!(40 5 EXCAVATING , dozer. loadtr and backhoe work , septic tanks installed , dump truck~ 1 and IO bOYS for hire , Will h81Ul( fill di rt . top soil, limestone and gravel, Cali Bob or Rog~r Jeffers, day phone 992 7099, n lght phone 992 3525 or 9925232 ' 2 11 tfc here's the buy of a l1fetlme, 3 yrs old. 3 BR w1th closets. modern bath, lovely kitchen , lots of cabmets & range , large dmmg area, utility room, carport, carpeted throughout, all electrtc, $10,500 00 WAY OUT - Water Ltnes and Power Ltnes All work done by the foot or contract Also dozer work and septic tanks tn Real Estate For Sale 11 30 ate Pomeroy. Oh1n DITCHING SERVICE HARRISON 'S TV service and servrce calls Phone 992 2522 CONCRETE 2 9 tfc 1 ~EAOY MIX detivered right to your -- ~ ---- ------- project. Fast and easy Frl!e estimates Phone 991 3284 Goeglein Ready M ix Co 'I Mrddleport) Ohio 6 30 tfc 2 bedroom furn iShed apartment S75 per no pets , depos1t Robert Htll. Rac tne , ____ --- - TRAILER In Syracuse on large lot Adults only Call 992 3525 124tfC t. All work guaranteed SEWING. MACHINES Repair1 service , all makes ' 992 2284 The Fabric Shop , Pomeroy A~thonzed Srnger Sales and Servr<:e We Sharpen Scissors ) 3 29 tfc LARGE 2 bedroom all electnc apartment , 1 year old Also . rooms for 2 construction workers, must have responSible persons Phone 992 7666 for appointment to see or 992 7017 12 4 3tc MODERN upsta tr s month , requ1red 9493811 On Most Amencan Cars Monday thru Saturday 606 E Mam, Pomeroy , 0 For Rent Sunn se Sem1nar 4 Sacr ed Heart 10 6 15 - Urban league 10 ~ 20 - Farm Report 13 6 25 - Paul Harvey 13 6 30 - B1bl e An swers 8, The Stor y 13 News 6, F1ve M1nutes to L1ve By 4 6 35 - Co lumbus Today 4 II 45 - Corncob Reports 3 Farmt1me 10 7, 00 - Today 3 4, 15 CBS News 8, 10 Flmlstones 13 Romper • Room6 30 - Rocky & Bul lwinkle 13 , New Zoo Revue6 S. 00 - Capt Kangaroq a, 10 New Zoo Revue 13 , Sesame St 33 , : Lass1e 6 a; 30 - D1ck Van Dyk e 13 Huc k and Yog16 81: SS - New s 13 9;TIO - Paul 01:-.on 4, Ph 1l Donahue 15, Fnendly JunCt1on 10 . A M 3 Brady Bunch 6 Abbott and Costello 8 Cover to Cover 1 33 Mov1e " Prmce of Players" 13 ~ 30 - T o Te ll the Truth 3 Secret Storm a Mtchaels & Co 6 9 55 - Chuck Whtte Reports 10 lQ Ob - Dmah Shore 3, 15, Joker ' s WildS 10 10 3'b - Baffle3 4, 15 $10,000Pyramtd8 10 M1keDoualas6 H Oo-Gamblt 10 Password 13 Wtzard of Odds 3, 4, 15 , Hazel 8 1~ 30 - Hollywood Squares 3, 4, 1.5 , Love of L1fe 8, 10 Bowlmg 6 • Brady Bunch 13, Electric Company 33 11 55 - CBSNewsa / Danlmel'sWorld10 1~ 00 - Jeopardy 3, 15 ; Password 6. Bob Brauns 50 50 Club 4, I News 13 , News a, 10 1~ 30 - SearchforTomorrowa,10 Spl1tSecond6 3 W's3, 15 1~ 45 Elec1nc Company 33 12 55 - News 3, 15 1 00 - News 3 All My Children 6, 13 Not For Women Only 15 , ' Con centration a What' s My Ltne 10 11 30 - Three On A Match 3 4, 15 . As The World T urns 8, 10 . _ABC s Matmee Today 6, 13 1--115 - Cover to Cover 33 2..00 - Days of our Llves3 , 4 15 . Edge of N1ght8, 10 3 00 - Another World 3, 4 15 , General Hosp1ta l6, 13 V 1rgm 1an a_, Pnce Is Right 10 R F 0 20 J 30 - Return of Peyton Pla ce 3, 15 One Lrfe to Ltve 13 Secret ' Storm 10 Phil Donahue 4, Hu ck & Yogt 6 Handfu ls of Ashes Ph. 992-5271 Olfen 8 TIIS Stop In and See Our Floor l?•~!aY-:. . _ 6 00 - •. Generation Rap WEDNESDAY, DEC S, 1913 Body Shop Pomeroy Home & Auto FURNITURE 3 -Gene's ':: ···:· ··::::: . ; . . . . .•.• • .: . . . . .. ... Seems rtdic ulous, but 11 ~ - Jo hnn y Carson 3 4 15 , Murder m 1he Computer 6, l3 lfit1\.ov1e ' F l 1ght t o Tang 1er" a " Web of Fear " 10 1. 00 Tomorr ow 3 News 13 2• 00 - News 4 ' EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 Pe rl ormance 20, 33 '()! --- · POMEROY HOME & AUTO Hawk ins 8, 10 10 ~ - N ews 20 Our Stree tJJ Pollee Story 3, 4 15 Many Faces HOGG & ZIISPAII Pomet oy TBA IS 8 ® - War and Peace 20, 33, Temperatures R1smg 6. 13 , Hans .Brmker 3. 4, 15 , Maude 8 10 8 10 - Hawa11 F1ve 08. 15 Movte " A Summer Wtlhou t Boys" 6, luilllo Your··s,oca Dehvortd to Joll- SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC._ C':" J, ore Than Yov Are 33 Bulldozer Radiator to 1-::,ma 11est Heater Cor'l- . Nathan B1g9s Radtator Spectaltst 992-7474 Johnson Masonry & (Remodeling) 992-7608 Fairview News Notes (:lock Fr-om the laraest ~JUt . . RM .. UIUJt.l -------------- I L ASK US ABOUT • PRE· FABIUCATIED s12 so Perm For Req Hatr sa so ------------- News, Notes Johnies Beauty Salon l 6 00 News 3, -l 6, 8, 10, 15 Sesame Street 10 ABC News 13 Nvrsmg Process 33 6 30 NBC News 3, .t, 15 ABC News 6 CBS News 8. 10 Hogans Heroes 13 Your Fu t ure Is Now 33 7 00 Truth Of" Consequences 3, 6 What s My Une 8 . Beat the ~~~====::;;piiii~ -~ - -~ -- - ~:.«X::-x:: ) ' I J �• 9- The Da1ly Sent mel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , D<c 4, 1973 TelevT~~!?.~ ..~og I - 'fhe Dally Sentinel, M1ddleport-Ponwroy, 0 , D<c, ~ . 1973 Meigs Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Property INFORMATION SP M Transfers ' W/tNT ADS DEADLINES Day "' to t ore Pvblrc at ton Monda \ .J eadtme 9 a m Cance iUH ton Correcl tons w il l be accepted unhl '9 a m f" lor Dav of Pub l!c atron REG-ULATIONS Notice G U N Shoot Svndav . De c 9, 1973 I p m M• le Hd 1 Road , J:"a c10ry c hoked quos only Assorted meaJs Sponsored bY Rae me F tre OepoLtrtment l? 4 4tc Th@' Publisher reserves the to eel tf or re je-ct any ads n~Jh l 2 SIGNS Of QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. Ralph E ~tewart, Charlotte deemed Obtect tonal 1970 PLY MOUTH FURY Ill Sl29S The hoapUall•urglcll billa 4 door, V 8 au tomatic, power stee rmg, rad1o, good f~res , L. Stewart, to Sybil Ebersbach,' publisher w tll nor be respon blue lrmsh, spotless rn1enor s•b l e for more than one '" Parcels, Rutland corre ct tnsert ton Stephen c. Snowden Sybil Ebersbach lo Ralph E RATES 1970 DODGE PDLARA sms Far Want Act service Stewart, Charlotte L Stewart, Scents per word one •nser t ton 553 Rvsseu st 4 door fa c tory a~r , automat1c transm1ssro n. power (Gravel Htll) M lntmum Charge $1 00 Parcels, Rutland s1eenng & brakes good white wall trres whtte f 1n1sh. U cents p~r word three Mtddleport Ohto Roy H Pooler, Els1e J consecu f tlle tnser t lons ' my I roof, radm, hea11y duty suspens ton Phone 992 7155 Pooler to Roy H Pooler, Els1e 26 cents per word $.he con ' 1967 CHEVELLE $991 secut lve mse rt tons J . Pooler, Parcels, Chester _____ './ 15 Per Cent Otscounf on pa td 4 door, 6 cylinder automatic transmiSSIOn, good t 1res, ." Myrtle King to Ida Kmg, I 16 ad s and ads pa td w1th 1n 10 c lea n 1ntenor, be1ge f1n1 sh , radiO & heater, r f;!a l economy days Acre, Sc1p10 F LE TCHER P tano Se rv tce , & a popular model CARD OF THANKS Tun tng & Repa 1r Ca11 698 Cleo Kirby , V1rgm1a H & OBITUARY 77 31 J2 00 for SO word mm Kirby to Vernon B Lockhart, Jmum E a ch add tltona l word 116 26fp Goldie E. Lockhart, 77 Acres, 3c BLIND ADS THE TELEPHONE No 992 6265 .,., Acre, Lebanon Add fttonal 25c Charge per 1-S no longer a workrng Mabel Ruth Walters lo Advertrsemenl number Mrs Iv an Carman . OFFICE HOURS Route 2, Pomeroy Ohl o Chester A Sexlon, Geraldme 8 30 am to S 00 p m Darty , 12 2 3tc Sexton, Lois 4, 5, 6, 7, Ph1hp 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon ., Satu rda y KOSCOT KOS MET ICS & WI GS Jones Estate, Middleport. For Sale specra1s each montn we W•ll Wanted To Buy Helen M. Knolls, aka Helen gladly show you our 1 1 ne ot Card of Thanks Kosmet1cs m the priva cy of CASt:! pard tor a11 makes and FIREWOOD. 12" to 2.4" lghts M. Thompson to Cecil R No logs Sl.:l , prckup load models of mobtle homes your home at your con WISH to thank th e staff of Delivery ava r1ab1e Beat the Thompson, 17 Acre , 021 Acre, Phone area code 614 423 9531 ven .ence Remember Chr1st Veterans Memonal Hosp ttal tue1 shortage , burn wood 4 13 tf c ma s 1S not far away so phone doctors and nurses for thetr Rutland Phone 992 2826 Helen Jane Brown 992 SllJ ktnd serv1ces dunng my stay 12 2 3tp Harold W1ll, Etta W1ll to 11 9 ti c 1n the hoSp ttal 1 also w rsh to ~C ORNER cupboards, wall' thank my fr tends for therr Ruth T1llis, Amos Tillis, Lot, cupboards, chests, old guns , AT LAST APT SIZE c ard s flowers and get we l l HAVE YOUR trophy mounted any cond tf1on Also blue Pomeroy REFRIGERATORS $45 up wrshes Mrs Ruth Henne ssy, deer h eads small an•mals decorated stoneware Write Other models from S19 95 216 Beechwood Road. New and bir ds Howard B~r c hf •e ld , James Eblm, dec to Leona P 0 Box 44 , MartinSburg, Excellent select1on gas W il mington , Pa 161.43 Mulberry S1reet, Rutland Oh io, 43935 or call 1 484 4.440 Martin, Walter Eblm, Robert ranges . several electr•<: 12 4 ltp Phon e 742 68 34 after7pm ranges . new used turn1ture 11 26 tfc E. Eblm, Mam1e M Snider, • 8890tc 1 Many g 1ft 1tems Ioys t 8 track Harry L Eblin, Arthur Ebhn, -------=.=-- Tapes - NI::W - Sl 99 FLOWERS for Chr i stmas tor' OLD furn1tur e:-- oak tables , KUHL'S BARGAIN CEN Steven H Eblin, Thomas the home decoratton Sprays clo cks, ice boxes , brass beds , TER Rt 7, " at cauti on light " wreaths , pots , baskets for Ebhn, Jr., All lor trans , diShes or complete TUPPERS PLAINS (o pen cemetery Also . Jots of g tfts households Wr~te M 0 everyday except Monday) SaliSbury Smalley's G1ft Shop , Chester , M1ller, Rt 4, Pomeroy , Oh1o , 12 2 6t c Leona Marlm, Walter Eblm, Oh •O Phone 985 3S37 call 992 6271 .. 11 29 6tc 5 13 tfc SHEARED WHITE PINE Thomas Eblin, Jr , Eun1ce Xmas trees needles really Eblm, Robert E Eblin, Hylha ou E to Ill hea lth The Court slay on• KUHL 'S BARGAIN Street Cab will go out of Help Wanted- - - CE NTER , Rt 7 , " at caut10n Eblin, Mam•e M Smder, Hary By Mrs. Herbert Roush bus1ness the lOth of December 11ght" Tuppers Pla 1ns L. Ebhn, Barbara Eblm, Ar· 1f not sold Wd l sa<:rtf lc e for PAYROLL BOOKKEEPER , 12 2 18tc Mr. and Mrs Gary Miller of $5 500 Call 992 7116 Thanks full f 1me employment ex thur Eblm, Adria Eblm to Mansfield spent a weekend for all the patronage over the perrence helpful Call tor ALTO saxophone and c ase Steven H Eblin, Sahsbury. past years l nterv1ew appotntment. With Mr and Mrs Charles Used 2 years Phone 985 .4133 11298tp N ISCO, 742 431 L Ex1 241 Garfield Sizemore, Edna Lawson other guests of the 1233t c ------------11307tc Sizemore to Oav1d Peterson, Lawsons were Mr and Mrs WANTED MechaniC , Zerkle EXCELSIOR Salt Works, E ' Linda Peterson, Parcel, Edward Lawson and baby of Wanted To Buy Mam Sf , Pomeroy All kmds Truck1ng Company Phone of salt water pellets , water Rutland STEEL castlron etc Cal l 985 992 3088, M iddleport Syracuse, Clarence Lawson, nuggets, block salt and own 4297 11306tc John W. Arbaugh, Ethel Mrs Bill Parsons and sons, Dh1o Rtver Salt Phone 992 11 25 He 3891 Arbaugh to George Long, Lot 2, Antiquity CAR hop wanted , also k 1tchen 6 5 tf c FARM wrth good house Will help Apply •n person , Craw's Arbaugh's Sub. D1v , Toppers Mr. and Mrs Herbert Sayre --------------pay Sl50 per month Call 837 Steak House 19 HEAD of Horses Regrstered Plains. 8391 or wr.te Odell Ba ll 3320 11 27 10tc were m Colwnbus Wednesday Tenn Walkmg Horses , Arnsby Road Co lumbu s. OhiO Pat E. Mitchell, Marcella to consult Mr Sayre's doctor Reg•stered Quarter Horses 432 27 Grade Hor ses , and Pontes S40 Sue M1tchell to Jerry M and remamed overmght w1th 11286tc For Rent or Sale and up Call 367 7481 or 388 Rach, Sheila K Rach, 1 OJ thetr grandson, Mr and Mrs WANTED old upnght pranos , FOR RENT or sale , 1973 mobile 9991 12 4 10tc Acres, Rutland homes 2 1h miles from any c ond 1t1on Paymg $10 Danny Sayre and spent Harri sonv•lle Phone 742 3821 each Write , g 1 ve d1rect1ons to Feeney Bennett Post No. 128, ThanksgiVmg w1th Mr and 11 29 tf c USEO John Deere manure Witten P tano Com pa ny Box spreader Runs off tractor , American Legton, Inc to Mrs Buck Rogers. Mr and 188 SardtS Oh to 439.46 P T 0 , $150 Paul Karr, 1 11286tp General Telephone Col , Ease, Mrs Dav1d Sayre also spent mile north of Chester, OhtO Employment Wanted 12 4 3t<: SaliSbury. I Thanksg1vmg w1th the Rogers CARPENTER work, masonry Wilham Winebrenner, Mrs Bertha Robmson spent For Rent work general remodel1ng by ELECTRIC stove refrrgerator brown stud1o couch black and Dorothy Wmebrenner to Allah Thanksgiving With Mr. and LARGE 2 bedroom , all e1ect11C hour or contract Phone 993 wh tte TV , electr~c: gt11tar and 3511 apartment. 1 year old , also, Lambert, I> Lot 91, Syracuse Mrs. Bill Robmson and family amp Call992 2960 after 2 p m room s for 2 co nstru <: lton 11226tp 12 4 3tp Robert C. Grate, Hazel of Racine Route workers , must be responsible INTERIOR pa1ntrng by hour or persons Phone 992 7666 for Grate, Paul H. Grate, Leron ALTO Saxophone and case A gomg-away dinner was contr act Phone 992 5083 appomtment to see or 992 Used 2 years Pllone 985 4133 12 4 7tc Grate, Wendell E Grate, held m honor of M1ke Robmson 7017 12 4 Jtc: 12 3 3tc: Donna Grate, George 0 Grate, at the home of Mrs Bertha WILL HAU L coal m Me1gs and -- -~ - - -------Mason area 638 E Main 1972 350 NOVA SS Ex celle nt Vwlet Grate, Herman L. Robinson Sunday M1ke left condrtton Call 992 5196 after 5 Street , Pomeroy Grate, Beulah Grate, Arnold Monday lor Frankfort, Gerpm 12 4 4tc Mobile Homes tor sale 12 4 6tc M. Grate, Mildred Grate to many, where he w1ll be 1971 ALL ELECTRIC W •ndsor mobile home 60x12 3 Rolland Searles, Lot, Rutland statwned mdeflmtely . AtLOSE we 1ght wtth New Shape bedroom air cond 1t1oner 13 for Sale VIllage 1970 HEAVY duty truck, Sl.SOO Tablets and Hydrex Water tendmg the dmner were Mr toot Expando 1 acre ground 1965 Mustang 4 speed , $ 550 Pills at Dutton Drug 1n on old Route 33 north of Ro ck and Mrs Herbert Sh1elds, Mrs 1960 lnternattonal 18 ft Van, M•ddleport and Nelson Drug Sprmgs Call 992 5677 after 6 3 Marlene Fisher and children, pm $250, small a•r compressor. -----------~~~ tP 12 4 tf c $85 table saw. SSO , 40 assorted Molly, Larry and Amy, Mrs. bottles very old $25 per all. 21 360 YAMAHA Enduro . phone Jack Sargent, Mr and Mrs. mch Zen tt h portable $30 992 3061 Phone 992 2388 12 2 3tc B1ll Robmson and family, Mrs. 12 2 41c .~ -- ------~~~-~Ph1lip Radford and Stephame SEARS Cham saw , 21 tnch cut, It's Snow I•re Ttme! Hope Bird, AntiqUlty, Mr FACTS M1ss Patne~a Thoma of excellentcond1t10n New spl•t , r•m wheel for ::lf4 ton Chevrolet CO-OP COUNTRY LouiSville, Ky., and Mr. and and Mrs Edward Lawson truck Phone 742 4427 VISited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs Larry Barr and family of 12 2 3tp SQUIRE 120 Lawson Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Rutland were Thanksgivmg AM F M radio stereo, 8 track Pos1hve Stop and Go In Mud guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bob Lawson and children, Mr tape c:omb•natton , 4 speaker and Mrs. Harold Lawson and &Snow sound system Balance Thoma. C. J of Letart, W. Va , were $103 .t9 or use our budget ALL SIZ~S IN STOCK Mr. and Mrs. James Reeves terms Call 992 3965 Thanksg1vmg guests of the 12 2 6tc and Bryon of Racme were Let Us Install Now• Lawsons Thanksgiving evemng VISitors Mr. and Mrs Ed Laudermilt Lars of chrysanthemums for of Mr. and Mrs James REeves sale , f rel d grown We only SUPER SERVICE STA and children were have one color - yellow 10 and Linda . 9 .. _-Jack W- Carsey, Mgr. bunches for S5 we have some Mr. and Mrs Clinton Gilkey Thanksg1vmg Day guests of Ail Phone 992-9932 out 1n full bloom , some rust Mrs. Mary Donohue and budding , Reynolds Flower and family, Mr and Mrs Shop Mason , W va Call 773 Curfews were ongmally Harold Gillogly and family of David, Mrs. Rose Bachus 5147 Mr and Mrs. Norman Styer practiced 1n med 1eval 9 26 tfc Mobile Homes For Sale Albany, Mr and Mrs Franklin 44 TRAILER , 1970 mod-el. 2 Russell of Middleport, Mr. Guy of Waterford spent Saturday Europe as a precautwn SALT FOR ICE AND SNOW , 12X bedroom Phone 742 5878 With Mr and Mrs. agamst fifes Upon the toll of evenmg 11 30 4t<: Russell of Colwnbus and Terry Rock salt for townships , an off1C1al bell, all fifes and Herbert Sayre. towns and bus•nesses 1n Lynn Russell of Pomeroy were bulks and bags for ICe and 1971 HILLCREST , 3 bedrooms Saturday evenmg guests of hghls had to be extmgu1shed Thanksgivmg dinner guests of central a1r COrJdlttonmg Call or covered, The World snow Excelsror S11lt Works Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush 992 5296 after S p m Phone 992 3891 Mr and Mrs. Lmcoln Russell. Almanac recalls The custom 12 4 6tp 11 11 tfc and fmruly were Mr. and Mrs. was nece ssa ry because -------------Mr, Dale Russell of Columbus Chester Durst, Niles, Ohio; Mr. homes were wooden and f1res 1957 2 BEDROOM mobrle home, also VISited, bustness for sare • redone. on ms1de New fur and Mrs. Dorsa Parsons, Mr were usually made m a hole GRoCERY Bulldmg for sale or lease nace, floormg car pet , sink The Almanac Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m and Mrs. Dana LewiS of Clif- m the noor top, ' cabrnets, l1vmg room to 10 p m for appomtment suite , $1.800 Phone 992 6367 By United Press luternatlonal ton, Mr and Mrs. Ronald 3 20 tfc 12 4 3t<: Today IS Tuesday, Dec 4, the Russell and children, Mandy COAL FOR SALE JA YMAR 336th day of 1973 w1th 27 to and Mike, of Maryland and Jeff COAL COMPANY THE INVI'f ATION IS OUT follow. M1ller. MEIGS & GALLIA LINE, MASON - Mason Chapter STA TE ROUTE 7 AT Mr and Mrs. Russell Roush The moon Is approaching LS CHESHIRE , OPEN 7 AM 157, Order of the Eastern Star, and son, Edward, vtstted Mr full phase. TILL 6 30 P M 5 DAYS A has mv1ted all members of WEEK PHONE 992 5693 The mormng stars are and Mrs. Arnold Anderson at 12 3 5tc surroundmg Chapters m Ohw Keno Rulge recently Mercury and Saturn 28 New Homes To Be Butch Wilson and brother, and West V1rgm1a, to attend WE HAVE atl your upholstery The evemng stars are Venus, the annual Grand VISitation of SOLD need s Burlap , denim. Richard Wilson of DetrOit Mars and Jupiter cambnc. foam glue , Zippers, Mary Jo Sharp , Worthy Grand At Those born on thiS date are VISited Russell Roush tack1ng strip. spnngs and USED ci•PS chtpboard. button Mrs Freda Manuel was Matron and John F Meadows, under the sign of Sag1ttanus tw1ne sewrng thread, legs, Worthy Grand Patron, at and Actress.,singer Lillian Russell returned to her home Saturday upholstery books , dacron , Mason on Toesday, December webb mg. sprrng tw1ne . ta c ks , REPOSSESSED from Veterans Memonal was born Dec. 4, 1861 welt cord , cotton, sw1vel 4, at 7 30 p m A soc1al hour PRICES Hospital. On this day in history : bases and to am , toam , foam and covered dish dmner will be Pomeroy Recovery 622 East Mrs Ernest Bush enTo make room for the In 1942, President Franklm D Matn Street. Pomeroy Phone held unmed!ately followmg the many new units Roosevelt ordered bqwdatwn of tertained Sunday at her home 992 7554 close of the meeting All 11 20 26tc m honor of her husband, Erarriving in Jan., 1974. the WPA, created in 19M, m the depths of the depressiOn to nest's b~rthday Attendwg members of Chapter !57 are NEW LARGE recltnrng chairs DELAYED by the Worthy requested provide work for the unem- were Rev. Roy Bush, Portland In v•nyl maten111 , buy now or DELIVERY Matron, Betty Rickard, to lay away for Chnstmas Onlv Route, Robert Bush of Lanployed. AVAILABLE S89 9S Swivel rockers 1n In 1946, the Uruted Mme caster, Mr and Mrs . Lawrence bnng at least two covered velvet, nylon, and prints that With the 'exception of a make a wonderful gift for Workers Union was fmed $3.5 Bush, Mr. and Mrs. Rusty diShes. small dep_osit. your w1fe Only $69 95 All million for refusing to call off a Tocker, Mr. and Mrs Charles items <:ash and c.nry or 60 NO MONEY day lay away Pomeroy Bush and ch1ldren, B1lly and 17-day-old strike Recovery, 622 E Main , LAFF. A. Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 In 1965, Amenca's Geffillll 7 Peggy, and Mr and Mrs NEE DE_~_ UNTIL 112026tc spaceship was laWiched mto Russell Clme. JANUARY 1974 Mrs Katie Young , Mrs Alva U~HOLSTERY Fabncs by the orblt for a lhen.ncord 14-day 1YEAR yard 5<1 rnches W•de as low as Hudson of Mmersv1lle Route voyage around the earth. S1 95 per yard. velvets as low GUARANTEE as $3 45, Imported velvels, In 1971, lndla jomed East VISited Mr. and Mrs Joe , $9 95 We also have nylon, BEST SERVICE Pakistan m its war with West Manuel Toesday herculon , 1 catron prlf\fs, IN v•nyls , and remnants , by 1He • Patlatan. West Pakistan subse· yard or-tly the p1ece Pomeroy ) -" OHIO V~LLEY quently 10111 and East Pakistan Recovery, 622 East Main , Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 became the Republic of Ban· 11 20 26tc Early Metropolis gladesh. FOAM to fill your old couch and In 1519 the Aztec cap1tal of cha i r cushions as low as A thought for the day: First Tenocht1t1an on the Slle of S10 95 , Upholstery books only SOc 4 Inch covered floam Amertean Pruldenl George present-day Mex1co C1ty had DOWNTOWN mattresses for stllndard, stze Wubinlton •"'beft can be an estimated population of bed. S29 95 , Pomeroy BELPRE II 's small' We're Recovery, 621 E Marn , no gruter error than to expect 300,000-larger than the con "0! trymg lo keep our engagement Pomeroy Phone 992 75'i4 OHIO or ca!CIIIate upon f•von from temporary London of Kmg a secret. arPn ' t wf> '' 1120 _ ______ J.. _____ _ 26tc Henry VIII ,.lion to r~~~llon." ' ! Helps pay ~ Business Services NOV SPEC WOOD TRUSSES ------------- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ j . _ _ _ __ _ _ _ . -------------- ------- ------- Wolfpen WORLD ALMANAC -------------- -------------- DISPERSAL SALE ---------- ---- MILLER •kl. ' News 10 Dusty s Tra•l 13 Marco Spor tllte 33 i: tectn c Company 10 TBA 15 I New Dating Game 3 , To Tell The Truth 6, Beat the Clock 3 RFD 20 World of Sur\'tval 4, New Price Is R tght 8, 10. JOU- FREE EST Ph ~'12- 2174 j3 9 lO - Comedy 6, 13 • Wom an 33 10 30 11 dJ - News 3. 4 6 8 10, 13 15 Janaki33 MATERIALS CO. 711-5554 M.non, W. ¥L 992-2094 606 E. Mam Pomerov Ol'fiCE SUPPLIES an<! Lmcotn Htlt Pomeroy, 0 - GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 Painting A Specialty Area's Most Reasonable Pnces ==-~=====~.: AUTOMOBILE Insurance been cancelled., Lost your operator ' s license Call 992 7428 1 6 15 tfc: • . - ~ -------~ MOBILE home reparr, Elec '1rical plumbtng and heat i ng 1 Phorle 992 5858 7.15-tft l BEDROOM trailer. con structton workers preferred Call 992 2960 after 2 p m 12 4 3tp ------------ ~...,~ PRIVATE meet1ng room tor any organizat1on, phone 992 3975 3 l1 ttc - --------~.- 3 AND 4 ROOM furn iShed and unfurniShed apar•ments• Phone 992 543.4 4 12 tfc J TRAILER Maso.n w Va c ouple on ly phone 992 5693 11 161fc -------------APARTMENT tor rent Phone 742 6551 or 992 2550 12 2 6tc: SMALL trailer tdeal for couple 10 miles nortt'j ot Pomeroy S75 per month Call 992 7479 11 23 tf<: ---~------ -- - - Auto Sales 1960 FORD ranch wagon 5 good tlres , sell for parts Dale Shtnn , 222 Beech Street , M1ddleport 992 2817 12 4 3tp stalled See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992-7089 N1ght 992-3525 or 992-5232 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED 6 ROOMS and bath , 1n town , REASONABLE rates Ph ...0 4782, Gallipolis, John Ruslell,l $11,000 Call 992 397S or 992 ~ Owner and Operator 257 1 S 12 tfc 9 28 tfc . - - - - - -- - - - - - - _! -r TWO bedroom house at 473 FOR FREE estl ma ' es on S Sl alum Inurn sld l nQ Storm y c amore reef tn M i d rlooors and Windows, C•r dleport llacant Call 992 5310 ports. MarQuees end Railing , ----~--- --_2_1_!2._26fc Phone Charles Lisle , Syracuse , Oh10 Carl Jacob 1 Sales Representative v v SMALL house , completely Johnson and son, Inc 6 22 ftc furniShed Bachelor ' s h i de away Phone 992 5786 11 27 nc PRICE CONSTRUCTION. Roofmg spouting , kitchens and bathrooms complete A LOVELY new Home 1h mile remodeling Phone 742 6273 from Metgs High School 12 3 tfc: Three bedrooms , two baths , ~7'Fi~~- ---­ full basement Wllh two car O' DELL Allnement work can be garage Large lot $27 ,500 done by appointment only at Also recently remodeled present ttme. due to illness in three bedroom older home rn fam liy Phone for ap Pomeroy Pnce of S15,000 po•ntment 7<12 3232 rn<:ludes furn tture Owner wtll 11 25 tf<: help finance e1ther of these =-two properties Call 593 5667 -:::;.=.=--c BRADFORD , Auctioneer Athens Complete S~r"'ilce 12 2 30tc Phone 949 3821 Ra<:rne , Ohio Cri It Bradford -.-- - --------- 5 1 tfc 1962 DODGE 4 dr sd P s, p b , alt , a c Good runnrng con dtt1on , good t~res , good body , no gas hog Phone 992 2826 12 2 3tp 1970 GTO Ram A1r IV P S, p B,"' a 1r cond , new trres , low m ileage Phone (304) 992 2993 11286tp - ------------Real Estate For Sale TEAFORD /11 qil H I' .dolfl \r Br nk.-·r 110 MPcll,,rlr. ':.II ··~·t 1576'~ BUSINESS - And 4 bedrooms, bath. garage, and all stock m c luded In the sale Small town loc:at1on $25 000 00 or let's talk IN COME - 2 bedrooms. n 1ce liv1ng , large dmmg w1th oak floors, bath , clfy water $5,000 00 NEARLY NEW - Most of lhe furmture, tncludmg stove and refrtgera1or 2 bedrooms, bath. c::arport R1ver lot Only 1611 • E.MA I pOMEROY " LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT• WHEN YOU INSPECT ONE OF THESE HOMES and the family, Oad $22,500 TUPPERS PLAINS MUST SELL AT ONCE 2 APARTMENTS - Rent one, live m the other Corner lot 1n town $13.500 00 or what would you gr..,e' SYRACUSE - OWNER HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED - One acre, 2 bedrooms, F A. furnace, T P water Just $4,000 00 LARGE HOME AND RENTAL - In Middleport on good street One acre of nice laymg land Askmg $17 ,500 00 PRIVACY - In town but over one acre Has 2 bedroom house w1th gas F A furnace Nice shade trees Only $11,500 00 FURNISHED - Start right, on $16,000 ThiS home 1ust over 2 years old Hardwood floors, car peting. drapes Lovely kitchen wtth range, lots of cabinets, too Laundry room Modern colored bath w1th shower 3 nice bedrooms Carport You can move now - spend Xmas in your own th1s great buy 2 bedrooms, bath, mce kitchen. and porch In Pomeroy Only $15,000 00 WE HAVE OVER 40 PROPERTt ES FOR YOU TO SEE. 3 ASSOCIATES IN TWO COUNT! ES, WHO HAVE JUST COMPLETED ANOTHER REAL ESTATE COURSE AT RIO GRANDE COLLEGE home $21 ,000 LET US SELL YOUR PROPERTY HENRY E. C~ELAND YOUR FRIENDLY BROKER 992-2259 If no answer 992-2568 - ~- .;;: ··- -- if Indiana law says, " No 21 allowed," then manta] status or the fact that you're the Coke type won't change 11. A number of states are changmg the law, however Here are some thoughts about 1t from varwus parts of the country +++ Helen and Sue . Ypu asked people from "lowered.drmkmg-age" states to wnte how they feel about legal booze lor 16-year-<llds. I feel thiS law as a whole IS good because now k1ds can drmk m bars rather than m cars as they did before. It's safer for them and others - and they usually don't slosh It down so last 10 pubhc. , !also hke those bar-and-dance places that cater to the young Only bad thing 1s the pnce - but maybe that's good too, because you can'tafford to gel drunk - TOM FROM NEW JERSEY Rap 1 agree the youth discotheques (with hquor ) are what you make them Where else can you go, pay $2 or so and liSten to a rock band, dance and meet your frtends, and also fmd new fnends 1 For a wbole evenmg yet? After paymg the 1011181 cover, you aren 't reqmred to buy any drinks, which IS easy on the pocketbook I go to many different places where young people bang out and have only met one drunk person - he was an old man I D1d you know that smce the drmking age has been lowered, the drug problem 1sn't as great? Many people who were once potheads and pillfreaks have now g1ven up somethmg Illegal for something legal - and I'm one of them 1 Parents may be afra1d 111- to 21-year-<>lds will overdo and get m acc1dents, but I say 1f you can't be responsible at 16, you Will never be Also, a bar and a club are two different places. A bar IS where people go to get drunk and make p1ck-ups A club IS where there IS a band and dancmg, and people are out for a good tune but not a hangover. Cheers for our state that put enoogh trust m 1ts youth to lower the drmkmg age' - A 19-YEAI!-OLD FEMALE WHO LIKES CLUBBING II the subject's drug abuse and ll)e place IS Ohio, a great many people care, and 10 many different ways The first sentence of thiS colwnn was the title of a documentary - rured on WOUB-TV last week - on the drug ISsue and whal the Buckeye State is d01ng about 11 It was qwte a good offenng, somethmg m the nature of a progress report, devoid of both alarms and boaslmg It wasn't a scare show and stuck to fact, not fr1ght ThiS IS a plus, because young people recogmze a lot of bull when they hear ll Instead, 11 showed many forms of energetic actwn being taken all over Oh10, m many different forms , to deal w1th drugs We saw· - An "alternative " program 10 lhe Columbus suburb of Whitehall, where young people are g1ven a place to go, to rap, to mess around, and do whatever young people want to do - except use drugs. - A Cleveland program getting the worst sort of drug, herom, out of people's bves by methadone mamtenance and assistance m altermg the junk1e's lifestyle. (And Methadone was not pushed as a "cure," wh1ch 1t tsn 't.) - A Cincmnatl " tberapeutic conunumty ," which uses psych1atr1c techmques, such as encounter sesstons and roleplaying, to assiSt the pobce, JUdges, soc1al workers and addiCts ahke to understand problems · - A Dayton prevention and education program, reachmg all the way to the jumor high level, and which seemed genuinely enthus1ast1cally rece1ved by th kids - Fmally, our own corner o the world was explored, w1th a look at the "Care Line" phon -counseling servtce m Athens , which lets anyone talk, at any une and anonymously, w1th a sympathetic vmce, on drugs or a y other troubling problem. The narration pomted up ho diverse the drug ISSUe can be, and how 1t var1es from place td place: Most of the calls on the ~\YWIDib~;;lkd _,~..~..-~ ,_ Boo - Sonny & Cher B 10, Adam 12 3, 4, 15 , Btll Moyers' J ournal20 33 Rock and Roll Years6, 13 8 30 - Confl1cts 20 33 Tenafly 3, 4 15 Mov1e Blood Spot' 6, 13 9 00 - Cannon a 10 10 00 - News 20 Ko1ak 8 10 , L ove Story 3, 4, 15 Washmgton Debates 33 , Owen Marshall13 Billy Graham Crusade6 11 00 - News 3 4 6 8, 10, 13, 15 l Mounta1n Scene 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4, 15 , Shock A Bye , Baby 6 13 Mov1es " The Pumpkin Ea1er ' 9 ' A Summer Place" 10 Janak1 33 1 00 - Tomorrow 3 4 News 13 200 - News4 11 . Pen nsyl vama Cit\ 12 Breath<: In 13. Tack 's partner I "£~j{K 1 1!1nd _;- Whlte- - ;;-w1n.g' Machines . Service on at~ makes . Reuonabfe rates The Sewing Center, Mid -. dleport, Ohio 1 16 tiC •"f'EPTIC TANKS AROill~ SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED, REPAIRED MtLLER SANITATION~ STEWART, OHIO PH 662· • 10-.4 tfc: ~ -------~-~~~ G & E appiJance repai~ Phone at the shop , 992 3802 or 9.494254 26 26tp .. STEREO 111 Powers' tenn 16. One - MASON FURNITURE HERMAN GRATE 173-5592 MASON, W. VA. wds ) 17 Flap or shell 20 Donke)' ,.A,d(Ue~;:-•-Ponleroy _ I matmg 16 Athena 's game 3 0. Kmd u{ b eacon 34 Costl y 36 "The Owl talk 25 10 Bugle call 18 Vancgated Bells" 27, Sun helmet and para . poet 3?. Sheep sot, e g t1tle tolk (Fr ) 21. Require ment 22. Porhco 23 Fteld of co nflict 25. Word \\llh b--+-~­ throb or ache 26. Dcs1re 27. V1ctonan mouth- "" a:;h ZS. Cn c ular segment 29 lll hum01 31. - -Jong 32 Head hlghhght DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it: AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW Dl I I I I D ILEARNY! I 0 I I I ~='::·===-==~=~·=~·=~·~·~u~&'&'~ested 'Jne letter simply stands for another In thts sample A 1s used for the three L's, X for the two 0 s. etc Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formatiOn of the words are all htnts Each day the code letters are different CRYPTOQUOTES Now arrange the ended letten to form the aurprise answer, u ''----"Prilll=lbi-=SIII::::PIIISI::.:A::=NSW:.:III~here:.:___jl by the above cartoon. "[ I I II]" (Anaw~n tomorrow) Jumht.-, EAGLE TRYST NUMBER UPSHOT Amwf'r l~llflt Hilt :~md ttfutt til( IHIIIplflr flllll(;r/ - STA-TUE')' -.: .. ~lrrday · ~ QTPDNBRZTO ZO RDQADN ZY BIXBGY B SZNRWD, QTPDNBRZTO ZO ANZOEZAID ZY B BIXBGY SZED .- RFTQBY ABZOD Yesterday's Cryptoquote: THERE IS ONE EXCUSE FOR EVERY MISTAKE A MAN CAN MAKE, BUT ONLY ONE.GEORGE H. LORIMER (© 1978 King Feature• Synd1cate, Inc) il/01\1 I 'KQ10963 + 84 3 IliAI PASS ... 10 B 6 2 D 1 SOUTH .AQJ 9 8 2 • J5 A ... 7543 Bolh vulnerable 1+ North Pass P.»S.o; 3• Pass .. {)pen mg lead - East 1• Pass Pass South 1• 4• ~ ltll .. NU ' "' T!• ~•f VI h 0!1 A' ... l'l> James Jacoby 'l'oday's hand was played a\.,, New Yorks Cavendish Club some 40 years ago 'The b1dd1ng was Simple, b'!l would go the same way today m any sort of game Snmc hand s JUSt b1d aufomallcaily Wesl opened the ace of he-arts and conlmued the su1t. E~l won that second trick with h1s queen and led the klpg Slluth rufred w1th the queen al.wh1ch pomt West made a remark that has g1ven a partl..,lariy bad play a name 11 slfll holds West plopped on the kmg remarked, "No better pla.ce [or 1t" lle was partly nght. From dgRlarer's standpomt there w.as no better place for h1s South won the d1amond riturn, drew trumps Wllh two r~~ds and chalked up game a..nd rubber ::West d1d have a much better place for that kmg of G<~mps He should have kept if' tlghl in h1s hand. Later on when South played trumps W: ~s t would sllll collect a t1tck w1th the kmg, but he Wl!uld score another and the seltmg tnck w1th h1s ten spot. " 'What's more, when W~st overru[fed he should have that a d1scard would mtwo trump tncks for m1ght well have seen he had JUSt concentraton he play and not to talk SP.USH WITH :fj • ilATHf.P. llEG-Ul-Ail TOOTHPASTE I AND HAVE I' TWEHTY•oHE. P£1lCENT f£WE~ COMMEilCIAI.$ t /OJ) .. N! A ... /.2 'I i~tJfS THE BORN LOSER W~ GOING UP THE. HIL.L. IS SLOW ... 16 11' AJ.lti.\Al, ,IJO"flABL-5, OR M\tJti<AL-7 '\ElL/If IOOAT 'PU'R5 ~I \II<' NE FOR a\RI'>TW6 /ll.lD l'U-..__r:- T~IL 'l':JU llMAI CAN GO 1/0WNTH~ HtL.L 1 1'> li ~IN(c '()0 UJOIJ'T H/>.~~ lO ~~ 1'01< N-1.- />.T aa~ aoa Ds;AN, I DON'T T~ l NI<. T~AT RICH ALUMNUS HOLDS OUR ACADEMIC STANDARDS IN VER~ HIGH oSTEEM J OH, YEOS HE WROTE A CHt:CK FOR $ ZS MOUSE CI/AIR OF PSYCIIOWGY j ' ' • 4 badd mg has been \lest North East ~ I+ Pass South FSss ;rhe ~ ss 3• Pass " 3+ 3• P11ss 4N T Pass ? s• fiss IT'S SICH A ROMANTICAL NIGHT, MAW --WH'f DON'T WE GO OUT IN TH' MOONLIGHT AN' HOLD HANDS? /:1?'-_., HOLD HANDS!! • I CAN'T BELIEUE MV EARPAt\15 I'LL CALL 'lORE NICKEL AN' RAISE 'IE TEN CENTS WHAT'S THAT?! ., L-:....l.o."'----_.:JJ rir k1ngs. • TODA Y'S QUESTION •vour partner b1ds stx hearts to w two k1ngs What do you I '(01) STUPID ~EFEREE !!! · l; i~~ +K 10 4 .6 3 :What do you do now 1 ~ - B1d fl..,e notrump to ask t OFFSIDE?!! HOW CAN SNOOIMN 6E OfFSIDE?! :J dn w? ' (colloq J (3 wds ) 9 Sop r ano St eber time 29 The oxygen 22 Cachet signet Z3. Cah f orn1a City 24. Mexi can pollee force 7 Greek l ett er 8. Eat un endtngly 15 Co lonel ·•short) ~ J 6 5 'A 8 3 2 l 19 Pup or work M•chagan :Vou, South, hold 4:30 TO 5:30 STEREO. 92.! Yest erda y's A11s~er 5. Revolted 6 Dental BARNEY BLACK & WHITE TV - WMPO-FM m ouse • 14 College (2 t sl ) <3 wds J <I It's a 40. Evaluate 41. CUpid lOOk AT • Monday lhru Friday On DOWN 1 Greek mounta1ns 2 Stabl e attendant 3 Ant1c1pate fiancee I. I I I ACROSS 1 ~cr utm lle 5. M ore amuent 37. Augur 38 Unseat 39. Operat1c D/110 [ RATAO by THOMAS JOSEPH 33. Bankroll 35 Fled w1th IFLANEL I Your Schools 33 I Spy 15 7 30 - On The Money 4, To T el l The Truth 6 Sa le of the Century a Pollee Surgeon 3, The Judge 10 , Beat The Clock 13 , Know Your Ant1ques 20 , Ep 1sode Acfton 33 The whole program was honestly.OOne, with no oostrums or cure.alls, but you came away convmced \hat many people, Illdeed, do care about the drug problem WOUB·TV deserves conunendauon covermg Unscramble therte four Jumbles. one letter to each square, to form four ordmary words . EAST 106 2 B :f~ Pswald & 9 1.tfc - - - - - ----- -- - - - I fi&"""J~Aeit1n""i"&Coollri9. Gas· o"' Fuel Oil We have many• furnace parts and plumbing parts for 10 pet above cost 215 N Second. Middleport 992 3509 ' 10 ] ' 30tc... ZENITH COLOR> TV one under ~ DEAD SlOCK Wlllremove l!lt a_reasonable char~e can' ~2 45 551.4 B 23 90tc ;:;,- --:y__J DOZER and back hoe work, ponds and septic tanks, dlt ' chmg servrce. top soli, fili i dirt } limestone , B&K Escavating Phone 992 5367 or -- THE RALPH EMERY SHOW Lora " ' 'Who cares?" ·- +AK Pl\Ss shrubbery Also clean out basements. attics , etc Call 949 3221 or 742 -44.41 11 21 30tc 11 + ~ " wJi:St ;~L~rl;~r cut ~frees ~nd 992 3&61 BY PAUL CRABTREE Athens hne are about drugs and come rrom the campus IOiuo Uruvers~ly), while most of the calls o.1 the Pomeroy lme are about alcohol and get mto mar~tal problems and thmgs like that • 742 K 97 5 • Remodeling , Ceramic tile baths Sox 28D, Rutl&nd 7.42 3664 6 26 tfc: 11 Your Favortte Country 1 MuSIC Stars VtStt On lly llt"lt-n and Su .. Hnttd I am the IS.year-<>ld bnde of Bobby who IS 23 and hkes to stop for an occaswnal drink at a rught club I don't drink, bul can't see why It's illegalm Indiana for an "underage " w1fe to accompany her husband to a bar I'm old enough to be married, have credit, vote, dr1ve, JOm the SerVIce, so why am I not mature enough to have a Coke at a rughl club? - LORA • • 764 ~ & THINGS •, Rap ·, King plays role below station NORTH .. ,..,, Booze and the 111-\' ear.()ld " "' . •..... :·:-·· ·:•.. .. . ,, + .:;:::___------------RON SHEPARD, Floor , Wall ' 3035 t,\ £i WIN AT BRIDGE .,~ TANKS cleane.-. Modern SanlfllltiOn , 992 3954 or 992 7349 10 23 tfc lovely bedrooms , double closets Modern colored bath With shower Mom the k1t chen has 29 ft cabmets , range and Ref and a large din1ng area Laundry room Carpettng 2 car garage, 25x30, Barn 20x42 New fences Made just for you Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame St 33 , Love, ·Amen can Sty le 13 Speedrace r 6 Sesame Street 20 Mov1e ' 1' Pardn ers 10 4!-30 - Grll1gan s Island l3 Green Acres 3 . Jeopardy 4 I Love Lucy o, ~ anta Claus 15 Lu cy Show 8 5c00 - Mr Rogers 20 33 Bonanza 3, Merv Gnfftn 4, Andy n Gnft1fh 8 I Dream of Jeann1e 13 . Mission Impossible 6. ~ Bonanza 15 5 ~3 0 - Ele c Co 33 , Gomer Pyle 13 Beverly Hillbillies 8, ~V Hodgepodge Lodge :?0 5 ~5 - Earl Nlghtmga le 15 6 00 - News 3 4. 8 6, 10, 15 ABC News 13 , Sesame Street 30. fDer sonal 1t y and Behav1oral Development 33 6 30 - News 3 4, 6, a, 10, 15 , Hogan 's Heroes 13 7· 00 - News 10 What' s My L1ne 8, Truth or Conseq 3, 6 , Beat ;.:Tne Clock 4 Anythmg You Can Do 13 Elec Co 20 Know • 'QJ9 S~1='TIC Just off Rt 33 - A NEW HOME and 11 ACRES 3 20 Ob - • A8 f oQJ P1 A;O tunln;~nd-repa~o ~ Lane Daniels , 259 Broadway , Mrddleport Phone 99'2 2012 12212tp Love at first s1ght 1s a con dl tton 1hat saves a lo1 of time and moneyl AND It w1ll be 4 WEST ID) • "!(40 5 EXCAVATING , dozer. loadtr and backhoe work , septic tanks installed , dump truck~ 1 and IO bOYS for hire , Will h81Ul( fill di rt . top soil, limestone and gravel, Cali Bob or Rog~r Jeffers, day phone 992 7099, n lght phone 992 3525 or 9925232 ' 2 11 tfc here's the buy of a l1fetlme, 3 yrs old. 3 BR w1th closets. modern bath, lovely kitchen , lots of cabmets & range , large dmmg area, utility room, carport, carpeted throughout, all electrtc, $10,500 00 WAY OUT - Water Ltnes and Power Ltnes All work done by the foot or contract Also dozer work and septic tanks tn Real Estate For Sale 11 30 ate Pomeroy. Oh1n DITCHING SERVICE HARRISON 'S TV service and servrce calls Phone 992 2522 CONCRETE 2 9 tfc 1 ~EAOY MIX detivered right to your -- ~ ---- ------- project. Fast and easy Frl!e estimates Phone 991 3284 Goeglein Ready M ix Co 'I Mrddleport) Ohio 6 30 tfc 2 bedroom furn iShed apartment S75 per no pets , depos1t Robert Htll. Rac tne , ____ --- - TRAILER In Syracuse on large lot Adults only Call 992 3525 124tfC t. All work guaranteed SEWING. MACHINES Repair1 service , all makes ' 992 2284 The Fabric Shop , Pomeroy A~thonzed Srnger Sales and Servr<:e We Sharpen Scissors ) 3 29 tfc LARGE 2 bedroom all electnc apartment , 1 year old Also . rooms for 2 construction workers, must have responSible persons Phone 992 7666 for appointment to see or 992 7017 12 4 3tc MODERN upsta tr s month , requ1red 9493811 On Most Amencan Cars Monday thru Saturday 606 E Mam, Pomeroy , 0 For Rent Sunn se Sem1nar 4 Sacr ed Heart 10 6 15 - Urban league 10 ~ 20 - Farm Report 13 6 25 - Paul Harvey 13 6 30 - B1bl e An swers 8, The Stor y 13 News 6, F1ve M1nutes to L1ve By 4 6 35 - Co lumbus Today 4 II 45 - Corncob Reports 3 Farmt1me 10 7, 00 - Today 3 4, 15 CBS News 8, 10 Flmlstones 13 Romper • Room6 30 - Rocky & Bul lwinkle 13 , New Zoo Revue6 S. 00 - Capt Kangaroq a, 10 New Zoo Revue 13 , Sesame St 33 , : Lass1e 6 a; 30 - D1ck Van Dyk e 13 Huc k and Yog16 81: SS - New s 13 9;TIO - Paul 01:-.on 4, Ph 1l Donahue 15, Fnendly JunCt1on 10 . A M 3 Brady Bunch 6 Abbott and Costello 8 Cover to Cover 1 33 Mov1e " Prmce of Players" 13 ~ 30 - T o Te ll the Truth 3 Secret Storm a Mtchaels & Co 6 9 55 - Chuck Whtte Reports 10 lQ Ob - Dmah Shore 3, 15, Joker ' s WildS 10 10 3'b - Baffle3 4, 15 $10,000Pyramtd8 10 M1keDoualas6 H Oo-Gamblt 10 Password 13 Wtzard of Odds 3, 4, 15 , Hazel 8 1~ 30 - Hollywood Squares 3, 4, 1.5 , Love of L1fe 8, 10 Bowlmg 6 • Brady Bunch 13, Electric Company 33 11 55 - CBSNewsa / Danlmel'sWorld10 1~ 00 - Jeopardy 3, 15 ; Password 6. Bob Brauns 50 50 Club 4, I News 13 , News a, 10 1~ 30 - SearchforTomorrowa,10 Spl1tSecond6 3 W's3, 15 1~ 45 Elec1nc Company 33 12 55 - News 3, 15 1 00 - News 3 All My Children 6, 13 Not For Women Only 15 , ' Con centration a What' s My Ltne 10 11 30 - Three On A Match 3 4, 15 . As The World T urns 8, 10 . _ABC s Matmee Today 6, 13 1--115 - Cover to Cover 33 2..00 - Days of our Llves3 , 4 15 . Edge of N1ght8, 10 3 00 - Another World 3, 4 15 , General Hosp1ta l6, 13 V 1rgm 1an a_, Pnce Is Right 10 R F 0 20 J 30 - Return of Peyton Pla ce 3, 15 One Lrfe to Ltve 13 Secret ' Storm 10 Phil Donahue 4, Hu ck & Yogt 6 Handfu ls of Ashes Ph. 992-5271 Olfen 8 TIIS Stop In and See Our Floor l?•~!aY-:. . _ 6 00 - •. Generation Rap WEDNESDAY, DEC S, 1913 Body Shop Pomeroy Home & Auto FURNITURE 3 -Gene's ':: ···:· ··::::: . ; . . . . .•.• • .: . . . . .. ... Seems rtdic ulous, but 11 ~ - Jo hnn y Carson 3 4 15 , Murder m 1he Computer 6, l3 lfit1\.ov1e ' F l 1ght t o Tang 1er" a " Web of Fear " 10 1. 00 Tomorr ow 3 News 13 2• 00 - News 4 ' EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 Pe rl ormance 20, 33 '()! --- · POMEROY HOME & AUTO Hawk ins 8, 10 10 ~ - N ews 20 Our Stree tJJ Pollee Story 3, 4 15 Many Faces HOGG & ZIISPAII Pomet oy TBA IS 8 ® - War and Peace 20, 33, Temperatures R1smg 6. 13 , Hans .Brmker 3. 4, 15 , Maude 8 10 8 10 - Hawa11 F1ve 08. 15 Movte " A Summer Wtlhou t Boys" 6, luilllo Your··s,oca Dehvortd to Joll- SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC._ C':" J, ore Than Yov Are 33 Bulldozer Radiator to 1-::,ma 11est Heater Cor'l- . Nathan B1g9s Radtator Spectaltst 992-7474 Johnson Masonry & (Remodeling) 992-7608 Fairview News Notes (:lock Fr-om the laraest ~JUt . . RM .. UIUJt.l -------------- I L ASK US ABOUT • PRE· FABIUCATIED s12 so Perm For Req Hatr sa so ------------- News, Notes Johnies Beauty Salon l 6 00 News 3, -l 6, 8, 10, 15 Sesame Street 10 ABC News 13 Nvrsmg Process 33 6 30 NBC News 3, .t, 15 ABC News 6 CBS News 8. 10 Hogans Heroes 13 Your Fu t ure Is Now 33 7 00 Truth Of" Consequences 3, 6 What s My Une 8 . Beat the ~~~====::;;piiii~ -~ - -~ -- - ~:.«X::-x:: ) ' I J �J 10 - The DPIIJ Sentmel, Mtddlepor!-Pomeror. 0 ., Der. 4,1973 Shakeup traced to biuer bureaucratic struggle power struggle with Trea~ury President Nixon's energy ad· St>cretary George P. Shultz. viser, John A. Lon·, and his They said l..on• favored imdeput)' have both resigned in mediate gasohnc rationing but an apparently bitter Shultzdtd not-and Shultz won. bureaucratic strugJe over how One U>ve backer sHid atto deal with the energy crisis. tempts were made ••to muzzle Te administration was ex- J..o'"" and that the plan for the pected to announce today new agency was put together formation of a new federal ·'behind Love 's hack." energy administration to take Shultz's supporters said racharge of its energJ programs. tioning wasn 't the issue. One It will be headed by William E. officia I said Simon was chosen Simon, now deputy secretary for the new agency because Love wasn't "getting action" of the Treasury. Love's supporters privately and "just didn't do the job." told newsmen the former Resignations Become Final Resignations of Love and his Colorado governor lost out in a WASHINGTON tU Pll - deputy, Charles G. DiBona, became final Monday after several days .of reports they were in the works. President Nixon accepted Love's resignation saying Love "has done an outstanding job under difficult circwnstances." Solll'ces said Love was of. fered a post within the new energy agency or the job of ambassador to canada. But Love, who resigned as Colorado governor last July to become Nixon's "e nergy czar," said he will return to his home state and practice law. He said in a statement: " I fully agree that the time has come £or creation of a new structure to deal wiUt the energy crisis.'' He told CBS news : ''l 'm wishing Mr . Simon well." In a more revealing lnterview copyrighted in the Denver Post, he said of his troubles: "To be honest, it's been difficult to try to do anything meaningful and even get -the attention of the President." In other energy developments Monday : Drivers Protest - The drivers of tractor· trailers, protesting energy~ gcnerctted lowe-r speed limits and hi~her fuel cosL,, blocked two interstate highways near New York City. About 100 tractor trailers blocked In· terstate 80 at Exit 43 near Blakeslee, Pa., in both . directions early today to protest Ute, oo m.p.h. speed limit and the rising price of diesel fuel and the drivers of 12 tractor~trailers Monday blocked I~ along U1e Conne cticu t~New York state line. - Tile House passed by voice vote and sent to the Senate a bill to establish a nationwide 55 Slaughter will ·honor gridders ATHENS Capital University football coach Gene Slaughter will return to his native city of Ironton Thursday night where he will be the speaker at the annual South· eastern Ohio Athletic League all-star football banquet starting at 6:30 p.m. in the Ironton High School cafeteria . Heading the list of lwnorees at the banquel will be [ronton Connty buys up about 100 acres at fairgrounds High School grid mentor Bob Lutz, named 135 Coach of the Year, and· Jackson's jW1ior running back Randy Ridge, selected as the Most Valuable Player. Also to be honored will be the members of the 1973 SEOAL all-league grid learn . Slaughter, a former SEOAL grid coach, gai ned fame during his fiv e~yea r tenure at Jackson High School. While coaching at Jackson, his teams cOmpiled a 30--game winning streak, in~ eluding 19 in a row in SEOAL play, and four championships. The 19 straight wins and four championships are league records which still stand. Later at Warren Harding, PT. PLEASANT - Countyowned property here was in~ creased Monday wheh the Mason CoWlty Court exercised an option to purchase ad· ditional land adjoining the fairgrounds. The court Monday afternoon unanimously approved the agreed price of $!10,000 to the q.P.B. Trading Company Inc . or Charleston. The property surrounds the present fairgrounds on all sides, encompassing more than 100 acres. Although the property is referred to ;:~s " fairgrounds property", the court agreed that the purchase wiU make space available to develop many· projects, among them the proposed Farm Museum . MEIGS THEATRE Tonight thru Thursday Qecember 4-6 NOT OPEN Fri. -Sat .. Sun. December 7-8-9 LIVE AND LET Dl E ( Technicol0r) Roger Moore as James Bond 007 · Show Starts 7 p.m. Miss Teschner weds R. Caruzzi Jo Hodge Teschner, daughter of Webster Hodge, Pomeroy , and Mrs. Marcella Karnes ~ Co lumbus. was married Saturday, Dec . I at 3:30p .m. to Richard Caruzzi. The ceremony was con~ ducted by the Rev. G. A. Huntzinger at the Burkhart Chapel of the First Community Church in Columbus. lm· f11ediately following the Ceremony a reception was held at the home of Mi-. and Mrs. Maynard Karnes . Out-<lf·town guests included News. • • In 1957, he was named Ohio High School Class AA Coach of the Year. Then, In 1970, he was picked as the Ohio College Coach of the Year, marking the first tlme a person has gained both honors. He left the Warren Harding have the funds to start shopping, you' ll· be jolly anyway - we have convenient Personal Loans that let you enjoy the merriest of holidays this year ... and a Christmas Club to make sure you don't get caught napping next year! Auto Teller Window ana Walk-up Window Evenings 5 to ~ P.M. ll1 PITTSBURGH t:Ubens /4aUoru~l B hk ....C.CIHCIHHA Tl LlOyd R I Buddy ) Brunson . Rt. l. Cheshlr(>, di~c:t Monday at the Holzer Med ic al Center at the age o t 36. Born Oct . 21. 19•7 in Bar . boursvllle , w . va .• he is sur v i ved by h is wife, M~trlha Jean Brunson ; two sons , Sayne A. and Raymond Scott. both of Huntington ; a step .son, Mvl ford Greg 0 . Mulford , Rt . l, Cheshire: his parents , Mr. and Mrs . .Joseph L . and Mary Emogene Hensley Brunson. Huntington ; a brother , Edd i e F Brunson. Huntington ; a sister, Mrs . .Janice Smith , Huntington. and his grand mother, Mrs . F Iorence Hen sley, i n Florida . Se rv ices tor Mr. Brunson will be held Wednesday at 2 p ,m . at .the Rawlings -Coats Fun~ral Home with the Rev . Chester Lemley officiating . Burial w ill be in' the Gravel Hill Cemetery, Cheshire . Friends may call, at the funeral home anytime . Your Christmas Shopping Headquarters • INLAND QUAD AUTO PLAYER WITH 2 SPEAKERS Smith, IM-1 71LC HECK'S REG. $59.96 Genia Wa lb urn, Steve Walb urn, A l isa SHOPPING DAYS TO CHRISTMAS Pleasant Valley Hospital DISCHARGED . Terri Espence 1 Gallipolis; Paul Akers, Point Pleasant . New Citizens, Dec. 3: a daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. James Gerlach, Middleport ; and a son to Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart, Point Pleasant. Mr . and Mrs. Delmar A. Canaday, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs . Aubrey Kautz, Morehead, Ky ., and Mr . and Mrs. Milton Day, Ft. Thomas, Ky. in Briefs lo w proHie stylin.g . 8uilt·in FM ond AM antennos. 4" PM dynomic speake r. Eo1y·W~e slidll!'rule tuning . AFC 01'1 FM. 2-step tone control. FMf AM ~el ector switch. Co mes in a ntiq ue wh ite with blacktrim, ond saddle tan wi th brown trim . 5olid·sto.te e;ngineered. G. E. Dave n port. Pame l a Davis. Cindy Eads, Elaine Fi sh,_Scott Fraser, Cherie Fry, Crysta l G la ze, Cindy Glaze, Will iam Gloyd, Darla Harper , Tami Hoffman. Andrew Hoover . Debbie Janey, Nancy Jeffers. Bonita Johnston , Glenn Kennedy , Mona Lee K i ng. Sarrimy Little, M ike M?tgnotta. Debra Matson , Tammy Michae l, Vickie Moor e, Tammy Mow er y, Carmel Mu rphy, Kimber ly Ohlinger , Judith Radford, Bruce Reed. Rebecca Rou sh, Mary Ru sc he!, Angela Sisson, Tammy Sn ider, Peggy Sue Snyder' , Tamra Stan ley, George Stewart, Robert Swick, Lisa Thomas , Donna Thornton, Greg Van Meter , Ter ry Whal ey, Ernest ' Will, Cha rles Marsha l l. FRESHMEN Cheryl Barn hart, Qebbie Bi rchfie ld, Mary Bla ettnar, T,a mra Blak~, Mary Bogg s, Dale Br91A- ning, Kathy Campb e ll , Kathy Cole man , Ela i ne Corsi. M argaret Cor si, Mark Davis, Robin Dewhurst. Mary Dur st, Opa l Dyer. Pau la Eichinger, Teresa Ell is, Conn i e Fi sh, Vanessa Folmer, Becky Fu ltz, Sa'ndy Garnes. Kimber l y Gr ueser , Cry sta l Hall. Trudy Hall , Rona ld Hawk, Gulie Holt, Leora Hu tchison, Vicki John· stan, Cheryl Kennedy, Ja cquetiri e King , Penny Landers, Loraine M cE lhaney, Scott Napper, John Partlow, Faith Perr in, Jim Pocklington, Delta Prater, Suzy Samuels, Mefody Scagg s, Tim Smith , Stem Starcher, Debbie Ta ylor , Becky Thom ·a s. Thomas Whee ler, .Diana Thornton , Sherri Young, June Wams ley, Beverl y Wi l~ ox. Robert W i l l. Candy Woods. S]299 . . ,_ . ELECTRIC TOOTH BRUSH ~ • P,o.,.;., <.l•ane r tur~ 1~<1~ Otclinor~ (~- ~ond ¥ I''' ' bovohrllg e Con.,oll t d up and down .....,lion • .•ud 1 in P•r>•Od •n~ hoolthlv l ta•• ot tho Vu"'' • loght .,. ,~hi «Udltt> P<>Wt l halldl• mar btr rin .. d oft qv•< •ly lor <iKin1 n~ "''1 • • ,.,,or>r>l b. u• f-.t• '" po"el colo., . "''""•<I SCHICK MIST HAIR SETTER ': l o~ting cu rls" Prcsen in g ~proy works wi th the beautifying miit to delive r !vii-bodied curls tho! last ol'\d lo\1. HECK'S REG. •16.87 .88 G. E. $1 ·599 LIGHTED M e leh you pOd the o:gM IO;htto ....... .-up lor any<K«::IIion • -4 ••p<>ratei0Qhto•HW.go - D..,.- 11alllil E..ntno- OHic• • 01101 >w ,..,l ,.;.,.,, t'" ''"'ll"la' or rnogni/ied imog.e • UMI ;r II<IPIIi• a<cllon; l<1o~"ii GE ~uo•tiCt"r bulbi e ;" off..whilt wilt\ ~old, <<>lor a«tnl , HECK'S REG. '16.97 $1499 . ........ ~:. J;_-27 G. E. . BUFFET • • FRY PAN Be sure lo regi sler lor lhe Whirlpool No puic ha se necess~ry. You need not be presen t l o w in. Hosie ry Depar1ment, Fi r st Floor \ hours e Molded medicant well • handle Se ctions for easier cleaning. e off automatically . . '· Tilt Leg for $]99 HECK'S REG. $4.99 "" HWIUY HECK'S REG. $7.99 . . /IE/IT. ) • ,,.,~.?j, JEWEtRr DEPT. T-17 35 HAMILTON BEACH (i, VANWYCK DELUXE STAND MIXER ':;;::;;:~: 99 '; $24 /EWELRr DEPT. ELECTRIC KNIFE ELECTRI C KN IFE New ! Ooen handle for ease of operation. Idea l fo r right or left hand slicing. Pu~hbu llqn. blode ejt:.ction . Sta in less steel blades lock safely in pl~ .ce . Finger· tip on-off control button. Heavyduly motor lo r extra power , BeoutifUIIy balanced . $899 -·, ~ · ."'""·.' ~ ~ i ~~~- e 4 -~peed turntab le • al Cry~tol Ca rtr idge • Weigh ~ only 5 po!Jnd~ . TOASTER A full three q uart popper wi th exclusive leo· tv res of removable popping bowl a nd ran ge type eleme nt, With bowl remo ve ~!, range 'VPE' elemen t u rn be v~ lor othe r coo~ ii'I Ct l'leeds. Ho nd~o me ~ ty ling o n th i! toaster will comple ment any kotchen de<or. Temperature dia l al lows ypv to select the darkness of your toast. $499 JEWEl/JY DEPT. G. E. PRO STYLE HAIR DRYER MUNSEY Profe5sionolly ~tyled ho od rai!.t!s ond lowers eo~ily fo r ma"' imum comfort. light· Weig ht , compact ond eo~i · ly stored . ·s444 BROILER TOASTER • Medium 1ize tQader· broiltr tokres li~ hamburgers, or four ,Hces a l toast. The d&ep troy . and rode are 'removable lor clea nin g . Deto( hablre I • JEWEI.IJY THREE FUN ITEMS IN ONE -·- CHEST com es wlth a large fram&d HECK'S REG • $5.44 . mirror. Dresser has two grill doors and four extra-large lined drawer. Size: 6~ "x 11~"~18'12 ". ' IIEI'T. Hock's Reg. $24.88 $1699 $1699 HAMILTON &lA,t;H AMERICANA MU S ICAL JEWEL ' • 3-SPEED MIXER · 3·~p.eed HECK'S REG. $19.96 <.:oritrO I. Chrome plated bea ters. Fin- gertip bea te r ejecto r. Available in decorator Detochoble cord. co l or~ . JEWEtiiY DEPT. $699 HECK'S REG. $9.96 JEWEt/IY DEPT. • HANDSOME DINING TABLE G: E. HATBOX • • PRO-STYLE POKER TABLE • MIJI<•• ] • •SPORTY POOL TABLE '"''"' • • ••rn•ndu to• ol podo<t, ooH•• I ~vp1 $1599 SLATE PRoGRAM The annual Christmas program of the Free Gospel Church, . Bald Knob, will be held at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 22. HECK'S REG. $19.56· JEWElRY DEPT. . . ' Now! lay It Away CLUTCH OR FRENCH SYLVANIA HI-POWER PURSES $2~~ FLASH CUBES HECK'S REG. $3.49 HEC!<'S REG. 99' 77( Sewing Machine For Christmas '73, BAKER· F . U RNITURE . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO The Fabric Shop JIWltRY DEPT. 60·MINUTE '"'"' . W<li11 '" ,.houlcler "'"P ollow• lrH~ ol mcvtmonl • J fteot ••IH I<O"t plv•<ool . An CASSEnE idool <,J: h ony ti""' ol RECORDING TAPE < $100 ( - "./ . rt.o ~oat $1599 HECK'S REG. $11.96 __ JEWEtRr DEPT. HECK'S REG. $1.49 JEWELRY DEPT. '. • I ' HD-2 A ~~~~~ 992 -2284 . POMEROY, OHIO ' HAIR DRYER Iori,. boulf<>nl ,. , ,~ <O<won· iont reoc!'>-ln top 1<!1 ~o,:l~ o .. r rr... IOr<jiOII roll ofO e Adjvllt to on~ f>e<td 1i zt lo• dlild end (Xi. vk • Conwenient ..,pol <url' " at!O<h..,.,.n1 let qoJic~ loV<I>·IfP . <urhnr;r • B.eOge c~lo• dt~lor uper are 1 in or ou1 at 1!1 ri<Hy dui 9 n• d <or<y ond \lctOQe SUNSET JIWELR Y DEPT. ' lit:t~$•1 e ·--•· .. .\_ · If, wmplt l ~lr '"''"""' · bit you how il' > cl.,on . 9 l ive ovnc~ c~p• o l pe<foct coffe . • Poeho · a · Boow" gavgo sma It deposit wi II hold \ Solid stole perfo rmance • Rvgged · Polyethylene Co!e .e 3 \':1" Dynamic Speaker • Built in 45 RPM Ado"pter • Dual Synthetic Sapphire Stylu~ • Mona ur- G. E. $10.96 It's here now at BAKER'S MEET TONIGHT Pomeroy Chapter 166 O.E.S. will hold its annual installation of officers this evening at 7:45 p.m. E. YOUTH PHONOGRAPH HECK'S REG. ·, HERE'S A BELL RINGER! LOOK! ITS NEW. ITS EXCITING. 'i''' Second Floor ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . with Shuts - ·····.. ~ Open Both Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9 PM < .Ia ·; ··, • Shop Wednesday and Thursday 9:30 to 5 PM · . lr 1 gallon plastic unit • OpeJotes 8- 10 resistant, plus sna p-away leg and '2199 - COAT SALE At our Mechanic Slreet Warehouse VAPO.RIZER draini ng cooking oil and grease. Save This Week During Our • Womens and Girls Dishwasher ' KAZALL-NIGHT Sta inless Steel cooking surface is durable, easy to clean and scratch "T ip -t oe" sk il let \ DIVORCE GRANTED Fred E. Miller; Rt. 2, Racine, has been granted a divorce in Meigs County Common Pleas Court from Bonnie S. Miller, Rt. 2, Racine. RE6283 TABLE RADIO Car pe r , Karen Coleman . Ginge r Cu l l um s, Mic hae l LOCAL TEMPS Temperature in downtown Pomeroy Tuesday at 11 a.m . was 59 degrees, under cloudy skies. '115 W. Second PANASONIC AM-FM Walk er, Joy Wh ite , Brenda Wil l, Linda Will iams. SO PHOMORE S Robert Ba ll, Kathy Baker , Jane Bobo. Bre nda Bpl in, Kenny Byer, Ca rleton , George San dy Marriage Licenses Jerry Lee Markins, \9, Rt. 2, Albany, laborer, and Karen Marie Wyman , 18, Rt. 2, Albany; Robert Wesley Fetty, 22, Langsville, truck driver, and JoAnn Stillwell, 24, Langsville. Christmas is not far off and you don't Lloyd Brun son of Cheshire is dead (Continued from page 2) L.INE BROKEN Eastern High School was closed today because of a break in a water line at the school. Some students had already arrived to begin classes when the line broke abo ut 8 a .m. Repairs were expected to be completed by mid afternoon today. If you just woke up to the fact that california, Texas, Nebraskll, Tennessee, Alabama, L.oulsiana, Florida, South carolina and Maine. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY post to become an assistant coach at Ohio State under Woody Hayes, but was there just one season before being named head coach at Capital in 1961. His 13-year record is 6243-2, best percentage record in Crusader history. Highlighting his career at Capital is the 1970 season during which the -team was S.l and won the Amos Alanzo Stagg Bowl. Taylor , Diana from Page I) . " punitive" raids Monday against Communist strongholds in retaliation for the shelling of the huge Shell oil storage area near Saigon that wiped out a third of South Vietnam's civilian petroleum supply. . In Cambodia, UP! field reporters told of heavy fighting along Highway 4, Phnom Penh's strategic supply road to the Gulf of Siam port of Kompong Som . Military sources said one of today's five tank.let Communist assaults drove South Vietnamese soldiers from their post south of Bu Prang, a former government position overrun by th e Qmununists Nov . 4. You can still celebrate big! ment said it has received isolated reports of farmers running out of diesel fuel or gasoline lor brief periods in Eam honors (Co n~tnued 'AUGHT PP/Nfi1 mile-an-hour speed limit for cars, buses and trucks. - A study group sponsored by the Consumer Federation of America urged President Nixon to devise a plan to ration gasoline immediately . -Chairman Herbert Stein of the President's Council of Economic Advisers said in Detroit that gasoline rationing still can be avoided and a better alternative would be to let gasoline prices rise to Wscourage driving. Isolated P .ports - The Agriculture Depa rt· I, I )~· I ' ·} '' I ~ I I , l ' I I ', I �J 10 - The DPIIJ Sentmel, Mtddlepor!-Pomeror. 0 ., Der. 4,1973 Shakeup traced to biuer bureaucratic struggle power struggle with Trea~ury President Nixon's energy ad· St>cretary George P. Shultz. viser, John A. Lon·, and his They said l..on• favored imdeput)' have both resigned in mediate gasohnc rationing but an apparently bitter Shultzdtd not-and Shultz won. bureaucratic strugJe over how One U>ve backer sHid atto deal with the energy crisis. tempts were made ••to muzzle Te administration was ex- J..o'"" and that the plan for the pected to announce today new agency was put together formation of a new federal ·'behind Love 's hack." energy administration to take Shultz's supporters said racharge of its energJ programs. tioning wasn 't the issue. One It will be headed by William E. officia I said Simon was chosen Simon, now deputy secretary for the new agency because Love wasn't "getting action" of the Treasury. Love's supporters privately and "just didn't do the job." told newsmen the former Resignations Become Final Resignations of Love and his Colorado governor lost out in a WASHINGTON tU Pll - deputy, Charles G. DiBona, became final Monday after several days .of reports they were in the works. President Nixon accepted Love's resignation saying Love "has done an outstanding job under difficult circwnstances." Solll'ces said Love was of. fered a post within the new energy agency or the job of ambassador to canada. But Love, who resigned as Colorado governor last July to become Nixon's "e nergy czar," said he will return to his home state and practice law. He said in a statement: " I fully agree that the time has come £or creation of a new structure to deal wiUt the energy crisis.'' He told CBS news : ''l 'm wishing Mr . Simon well." In a more revealing lnterview copyrighted in the Denver Post, he said of his troubles: "To be honest, it's been difficult to try to do anything meaningful and even get -the attention of the President." In other energy developments Monday : Drivers Protest - The drivers of tractor· trailers, protesting energy~ gcnerctted lowe-r speed limits and hi~her fuel cosL,, blocked two interstate highways near New York City. About 100 tractor trailers blocked In· terstate 80 at Exit 43 near Blakeslee, Pa., in both . directions early today to protest Ute, oo m.p.h. speed limit and the rising price of diesel fuel and the drivers of 12 tractor~trailers Monday blocked I~ along U1e Conne cticu t~New York state line. - Tile House passed by voice vote and sent to the Senate a bill to establish a nationwide 55 Slaughter will ·honor gridders ATHENS Capital University football coach Gene Slaughter will return to his native city of Ironton Thursday night where he will be the speaker at the annual South· eastern Ohio Athletic League all-star football banquet starting at 6:30 p.m. in the Ironton High School cafeteria . Heading the list of lwnorees at the banquel will be [ronton Connty buys up about 100 acres at fairgrounds High School grid mentor Bob Lutz, named 135 Coach of the Year, and· Jackson's jW1ior running back Randy Ridge, selected as the Most Valuable Player. Also to be honored will be the members of the 1973 SEOAL all-league grid learn . Slaughter, a former SEOAL grid coach, gai ned fame during his fiv e~yea r tenure at Jackson High School. While coaching at Jackson, his teams cOmpiled a 30--game winning streak, in~ eluding 19 in a row in SEOAL play, and four championships. The 19 straight wins and four championships are league records which still stand. Later at Warren Harding, PT. PLEASANT - Countyowned property here was in~ creased Monday wheh the Mason CoWlty Court exercised an option to purchase ad· ditional land adjoining the fairgrounds. The court Monday afternoon unanimously approved the agreed price of $!10,000 to the q.P.B. Trading Company Inc . or Charleston. The property surrounds the present fairgrounds on all sides, encompassing more than 100 acres. Although the property is referred to ;:~s " fairgrounds property", the court agreed that the purchase wiU make space available to develop many· projects, among them the proposed Farm Museum . MEIGS THEATRE Tonight thru Thursday Qecember 4-6 NOT OPEN Fri. -Sat .. Sun. December 7-8-9 LIVE AND LET Dl E ( Technicol0r) Roger Moore as James Bond 007 · Show Starts 7 p.m. Miss Teschner weds R. Caruzzi Jo Hodge Teschner, daughter of Webster Hodge, Pomeroy , and Mrs. Marcella Karnes ~ Co lumbus. was married Saturday, Dec . I at 3:30p .m. to Richard Caruzzi. The ceremony was con~ ducted by the Rev. G. A. Huntzinger at the Burkhart Chapel of the First Community Church in Columbus. lm· f11ediately following the Ceremony a reception was held at the home of Mi-. and Mrs. Maynard Karnes . Out-<lf·town guests included News. • • In 1957, he was named Ohio High School Class AA Coach of the Year. Then, In 1970, he was picked as the Ohio College Coach of the Year, marking the first tlme a person has gained both honors. He left the Warren Harding have the funds to start shopping, you' ll· be jolly anyway - we have convenient Personal Loans that let you enjoy the merriest of holidays this year ... and a Christmas Club to make sure you don't get caught napping next year! Auto Teller Window ana Walk-up Window Evenings 5 to ~ P.M. ll1 PITTSBURGH t:Ubens /4aUoru~l B hk ....C.CIHCIHHA Tl LlOyd R I Buddy ) Brunson . Rt. l. Cheshlr(>, di~c:t Monday at the Holzer Med ic al Center at the age o t 36. Born Oct . 21. 19•7 in Bar . boursvllle , w . va .• he is sur v i ved by h is wife, M~trlha Jean Brunson ; two sons , Sayne A. and Raymond Scott. both of Huntington ; a step .son, Mvl ford Greg 0 . Mulford , Rt . l, Cheshire: his parents , Mr. and Mrs . .Joseph L . and Mary Emogene Hensley Brunson. Huntington ; a brother , Edd i e F Brunson. Huntington ; a sister, Mrs . .Janice Smith , Huntington. and his grand mother, Mrs . F Iorence Hen sley, i n Florida . Se rv ices tor Mr. Brunson will be held Wednesday at 2 p ,m . at .the Rawlings -Coats Fun~ral Home with the Rev . Chester Lemley officiating . Burial w ill be in' the Gravel Hill Cemetery, Cheshire . Friends may call, at the funeral home anytime . Your Christmas Shopping Headquarters • INLAND QUAD AUTO PLAYER WITH 2 SPEAKERS Smith, IM-1 71LC HECK'S REG. $59.96 Genia Wa lb urn, Steve Walb urn, A l isa SHOPPING DAYS TO CHRISTMAS Pleasant Valley Hospital DISCHARGED . Terri Espence 1 Gallipolis; Paul Akers, Point Pleasant . New Citizens, Dec. 3: a daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. James Gerlach, Middleport ; and a son to Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart, Point Pleasant. Mr . and Mrs. Delmar A. Canaday, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs . Aubrey Kautz, Morehead, Ky ., and Mr . and Mrs. Milton Day, Ft. Thomas, Ky. in Briefs lo w proHie stylin.g . 8uilt·in FM ond AM antennos. 4" PM dynomic speake r. Eo1y·W~e slidll!'rule tuning . AFC 01'1 FM. 2-step tone control. FMf AM ~el ector switch. Co mes in a ntiq ue wh ite with blacktrim, ond saddle tan wi th brown trim . 5olid·sto.te e;ngineered. G. E. Dave n port. Pame l a Davis. Cindy Eads, Elaine Fi sh,_Scott Fraser, Cherie Fry, Crysta l G la ze, Cindy Glaze, Will iam Gloyd, Darla Harper , Tami Hoffman. Andrew Hoover . Debbie Janey, Nancy Jeffers. Bonita Johnston , Glenn Kennedy , Mona Lee K i ng. Sarrimy Little, M ike M?tgnotta. Debra Matson , Tammy Michae l, Vickie Moor e, Tammy Mow er y, Carmel Mu rphy, Kimber ly Ohlinger , Judith Radford, Bruce Reed. Rebecca Rou sh, Mary Ru sc he!, Angela Sisson, Tammy Sn ider, Peggy Sue Snyder' , Tamra Stan ley, George Stewart, Robert Swick, Lisa Thomas , Donna Thornton, Greg Van Meter , Ter ry Whal ey, Ernest ' Will, Cha rles Marsha l l. FRESHMEN Cheryl Barn hart, Qebbie Bi rchfie ld, Mary Bla ettnar, T,a mra Blak~, Mary Bogg s, Dale Br91A- ning, Kathy Campb e ll , Kathy Cole man , Ela i ne Corsi. M argaret Cor si, Mark Davis, Robin Dewhurst. Mary Dur st, Opa l Dyer. Pau la Eichinger, Teresa Ell is, Conn i e Fi sh, Vanessa Folmer, Becky Fu ltz, Sa'ndy Garnes. Kimber l y Gr ueser , Cry sta l Hall. Trudy Hall , Rona ld Hawk, Gulie Holt, Leora Hu tchison, Vicki John· stan, Cheryl Kennedy, Ja cquetiri e King , Penny Landers, Loraine M cE lhaney, Scott Napper, John Partlow, Faith Perr in, Jim Pocklington, Delta Prater, Suzy Samuels, Mefody Scagg s, Tim Smith , Stem Starcher, Debbie Ta ylor , Becky Thom ·a s. Thomas Whee ler, .Diana Thornton , Sherri Young, June Wams ley, Beverl y Wi l~ ox. Robert W i l l. Candy Woods. S]299 . . ,_ . ELECTRIC TOOTH BRUSH ~ • P,o.,.;., <.l•ane r tur~ 1~<1~ Otclinor~ (~- ~ond ¥ I''' ' bovohrllg e Con.,oll t d up and down .....,lion • .•ud 1 in P•r>•Od •n~ hoolthlv l ta•• ot tho Vu"'' • loght .,. ,~hi «Udltt> P<>Wt l halldl• mar btr rin .. d oft qv•< •ly lor <iKin1 n~ "''1 • • ,.,,or>r>l b. u• f-.t• '" po"el colo., . "''""•<I SCHICK MIST HAIR SETTER ': l o~ting cu rls" Prcsen in g ~proy works wi th the beautifying miit to delive r !vii-bodied curls tho! last ol'\d lo\1. HECK'S REG. •16.87 .88 G. E. $1 ·599 LIGHTED M e leh you pOd the o:gM IO;htto ....... .-up lor any<K«::IIion • -4 ••p<>ratei0Qhto•HW.go - D..,.- 11alllil E..ntno- OHic• • 01101 >w ,..,l ,.;.,.,, t'" ''"'ll"la' or rnogni/ied imog.e • UMI ;r II<IPIIi• a<cllon; l<1o~"ii GE ~uo•tiCt"r bulbi e ;" off..whilt wilt\ ~old, <<>lor a«tnl , HECK'S REG. '16.97 $1499 . ........ ~:. J;_-27 G. E. . BUFFET • • FRY PAN Be sure lo regi sler lor lhe Whirlpool No puic ha se necess~ry. You need not be presen t l o w in. Hosie ry Depar1ment, Fi r st Floor \ hours e Molded medicant well • handle Se ctions for easier cleaning. e off automatically . . '· Tilt Leg for $]99 HECK'S REG. $4.99 "" HWIUY HECK'S REG. $7.99 . . /IE/IT. ) • ,,.,~.?j, JEWEtRr DEPT. T-17 35 HAMILTON BEACH (i, VANWYCK DELUXE STAND MIXER ':;;::;;:~: 99 '; $24 /EWELRr DEPT. ELECTRIC KNIFE ELECTRI C KN IFE New ! Ooen handle for ease of operation. Idea l fo r right or left hand slicing. Pu~hbu llqn. blode ejt:.ction . Sta in less steel blades lock safely in pl~ .ce . Finger· tip on-off control button. Heavyduly motor lo r extra power , BeoutifUIIy balanced . $899 -·, ~ · ."'""·.' ~ ~ i ~~~- e 4 -~peed turntab le • al Cry~tol Ca rtr idge • Weigh ~ only 5 po!Jnd~ . TOASTER A full three q uart popper wi th exclusive leo· tv res of removable popping bowl a nd ran ge type eleme nt, With bowl remo ve ~!, range 'VPE' elemen t u rn be v~ lor othe r coo~ ii'I Ct l'leeds. Ho nd~o me ~ ty ling o n th i! toaster will comple ment any kotchen de<or. Temperature dia l al lows ypv to select the darkness of your toast. $499 JEWEl/JY DEPT. G. E. PRO STYLE HAIR DRYER MUNSEY Profe5sionolly ~tyled ho od rai!.t!s ond lowers eo~ily fo r ma"' imum comfort. light· Weig ht , compact ond eo~i · ly stored . ·s444 BROILER TOASTER • Medium 1ize tQader· broiltr tokres li~ hamburgers, or four ,Hces a l toast. The d&ep troy . and rode are 'removable lor clea nin g . Deto( hablre I • JEWEI.IJY THREE FUN ITEMS IN ONE -·- CHEST com es wlth a large fram&d HECK'S REG • $5.44 . mirror. Dresser has two grill doors and four extra-large lined drawer. Size: 6~ "x 11~"~18'12 ". ' IIEI'T. Hock's Reg. $24.88 $1699 $1699 HAMILTON &lA,t;H AMERICANA MU S ICAL JEWEL ' • 3-SPEED MIXER · 3·~p.eed HECK'S REG. $19.96 <.:oritrO I. Chrome plated bea ters. Fin- gertip bea te r ejecto r. Available in decorator Detochoble cord. co l or~ . JEWEtiiY DEPT. $699 HECK'S REG. $9.96 JEWEt/IY DEPT. • HANDSOME DINING TABLE G: E. HATBOX • • PRO-STYLE POKER TABLE • MIJI<•• ] • •SPORTY POOL TABLE '"''"' • • ••rn•ndu to• ol podo<t, ooH•• I ~vp1 $1599 SLATE PRoGRAM The annual Christmas program of the Free Gospel Church, . Bald Knob, will be held at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 22. HECK'S REG. $19.56· JEWElRY DEPT. . . ' Now! lay It Away CLUTCH OR FRENCH SYLVANIA HI-POWER PURSES $2~~ FLASH CUBES HECK'S REG. $3.49 HEC!<'S REG. 99' 77( Sewing Machine For Christmas '73, BAKER· F . U RNITURE . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO The Fabric Shop JIWltRY DEPT. 60·MINUTE '"'"' . W<li11 '" ,.houlcler "'"P ollow• lrH~ ol mcvtmonl • J fteot ••IH I<O"t plv•<ool . An CASSEnE idool <,J: h ony ti""' ol RECORDING TAPE < $100 ( - "./ . rt.o ~oat $1599 HECK'S REG. $11.96 __ JEWEtRr DEPT. HECK'S REG. $1.49 JEWELRY DEPT. '. • I ' HD-2 A ~~~~~ 992 -2284 . POMEROY, OHIO ' HAIR DRYER Iori,. boulf<>nl ,. , ,~ <O<won· iont reoc!'>-ln top 1<!1 ~o,:l~ o .. r rr... IOr<jiOII roll ofO e Adjvllt to on~ f>e<td 1i zt lo• dlild end (Xi. vk • Conwenient ..,pol <url' " at!O<h..,.,.n1 let qoJic~ loV<I>·IfP . <urhnr;r • B.eOge c~lo• dt~lor uper are 1 in or ou1 at 1!1 ri<Hy dui 9 n• d <or<y ond \lctOQe SUNSET JIWELR Y DEPT. ' lit:t~$•1 e ·--•· .. .\_ · If, wmplt l ~lr '"''"""' · bit you how il' > cl.,on . 9 l ive ovnc~ c~p• o l pe<foct coffe . • Poeho · a · Boow" gavgo sma It deposit wi II hold \ Solid stole perfo rmance • Rvgged · Polyethylene Co!e .e 3 \':1" Dynamic Speaker • Built in 45 RPM Ado"pter • Dual Synthetic Sapphire Stylu~ • Mona ur- G. E. $10.96 It's here now at BAKER'S MEET TONIGHT Pomeroy Chapter 166 O.E.S. will hold its annual installation of officers this evening at 7:45 p.m. E. YOUTH PHONOGRAPH HECK'S REG. ·, HERE'S A BELL RINGER! LOOK! ITS NEW. ITS EXCITING. 'i''' Second Floor ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . with Shuts - ·····.. ~ Open Both Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9 PM < .Ia ·; ··, • Shop Wednesday and Thursday 9:30 to 5 PM · . lr 1 gallon plastic unit • OpeJotes 8- 10 resistant, plus sna p-away leg and '2199 - COAT SALE At our Mechanic Slreet Warehouse VAPO.RIZER draini ng cooking oil and grease. Save This Week During Our • Womens and Girls Dishwasher ' KAZALL-NIGHT Sta inless Steel cooking surface is durable, easy to clean and scratch "T ip -t oe" sk il let \ DIVORCE GRANTED Fred E. Miller; Rt. 2, Racine, has been granted a divorce in Meigs County Common Pleas Court from Bonnie S. Miller, Rt. 2, Racine. RE6283 TABLE RADIO Car pe r , Karen Coleman . Ginge r Cu l l um s, Mic hae l LOCAL TEMPS Temperature in downtown Pomeroy Tuesday at 11 a.m . was 59 degrees, under cloudy skies. '115 W. Second PANASONIC AM-FM Walk er, Joy Wh ite , Brenda Wil l, Linda Will iams. SO PHOMORE S Robert Ba ll, Kathy Baker , Jane Bobo. Bre nda Bpl in, Kenny Byer, Ca rleton , George San dy Marriage Licenses Jerry Lee Markins, \9, Rt. 2, Albany, laborer, and Karen Marie Wyman , 18, Rt. 2, Albany; Robert Wesley Fetty, 22, Langsville, truck driver, and JoAnn Stillwell, 24, Langsville. Christmas is not far off and you don't Lloyd Brun son of Cheshire is dead (Continued from page 2) L.INE BROKEN Eastern High School was closed today because of a break in a water line at the school. Some students had already arrived to begin classes when the line broke abo ut 8 a .m. Repairs were expected to be completed by mid afternoon today. If you just woke up to the fact that california, Texas, Nebraskll, Tennessee, Alabama, L.oulsiana, Florida, South carolina and Maine. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY post to become an assistant coach at Ohio State under Woody Hayes, but was there just one season before being named head coach at Capital in 1961. His 13-year record is 6243-2, best percentage record in Crusader history. Highlighting his career at Capital is the 1970 season during which the -team was S.l and won the Amos Alanzo Stagg Bowl. Taylor , Diana from Page I) . " punitive" raids Monday against Communist strongholds in retaliation for the shelling of the huge Shell oil storage area near Saigon that wiped out a third of South Vietnam's civilian petroleum supply. . In Cambodia, UP! field reporters told of heavy fighting along Highway 4, Phnom Penh's strategic supply road to the Gulf of Siam port of Kompong Som . Military sources said one of today's five tank.let Communist assaults drove South Vietnamese soldiers from their post south of Bu Prang, a former government position overrun by th e Qmununists Nov . 4. You can still celebrate big! ment said it has received isolated reports of farmers running out of diesel fuel or gasoline lor brief periods in Eam honors (Co n~tnued 'AUGHT PP/Nfi1 mile-an-hour speed limit for cars, buses and trucks. - A study group sponsored by the Consumer Federation of America urged President Nixon to devise a plan to ration gasoline immediately . -Chairman Herbert Stein of the President's Council of Economic Advisers said in Detroit that gasoline rationing still can be avoided and a better alternative would be to let gasoline prices rise to Wscourage driving. Isolated P .ports - The Agriculture Depa rt· I, I )~· I ' ·} '' I ~ I I , l ' I I ', I �. 13 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Dec. 5,1973 . OPIIDAILY 10 TO 9 OPEl DAILY · 10 TO 9 OPEl DAILY 10 TO 9 SUNDAY 12 TO 8 OPEIDAILY 10 TO 9 . ' ' GLASSWARE . -~ ·,' ' "' '!,:: .. ~. •·. ' . ,. D :'- . . ,Q '. ~·· 320L HECK'S DETERGENT COOKWARE SET HECK' S REG. TO . . $1.15 HOUSEWARE DEPT. EACH $ 00 FOR $1 oaa " ~~ Perfect for the holid ays and c, OVEN WARE f . 7 ,. _____ . casual wear in on assort- A. I V. QT. OVAL CASSEROLE B. I V. QT. ROUND CASSEROLE C. 5~9 " DEEP LOAF PAN ,. D. 8" SQUARE CAKE DISH E. 11/, QT. UTILITY BAKING DISH , 99;."' [ ,. HOUSEWARE OE#1T. · A . CANDY DISH 8. BUTTER DISH C. PITCHER 7 pc. HOMEMAKER SET consists ol 1 qt. co Yered saucepan 2 qt . covered saucep a n 4 ql. dutch oven • 6 S} FOR i ~ Se rvice for eig ht . .. B re t~k r cs i~tont , di~~wos her ~o le. ~ toifl r esi ~ t on t . .. Choo1e I ra fT\ four bea utiful decora tor potlerm. A >sOr l.cd colo>s. ' 14.88 . DOWNY FABRIC SOFTENER SJ79 DELUXE BAR STOOLS toured ~c krest . Chrome-p lated footrest. Sta y-level glides. ' ' II Styled with 2 Flop pockets a nd Button cu ff . Assorted Plaids . · S·izes S, M, L, XL ·~ :'.. ·. '. •J;di. HECK'S REG. TO •3.99 ''·· · ~· ·" ClOTHING DEPT. GIFT IDEAS l A. i !J \ .I .. ' . '· .' HECK' S REG. !/( $4.99 ·"' .. ,' . NOUSEWARI DEPT. STEP SAVER ·· ' r /.1 ;:i< v·l l,' · A. TWO TIER SERVER B. ROUND SERVING TRAY C. CAROUSEL SERVER D. CAKE SERVER . .HECK'S REG. $4.99 ClOTHINGDEPT. CERAMIC ASSORTMENT ' SWEATERS --- - ~ Select from Card igan or Pul l-over styles in Pa tterns, nove lt ies an d so lids . Sizes S-M-l in wf'li te and colors. "' HECK'S REG. $1 . 88 ClOTHING DEPT. HECK'S REG; $2.88 REVERSIBLE CONSISTS OF; . e PITCHER & BOWL SET i e TWO TIER SERVER e VASES & PITCHERS e "COOKIE JAR LADIES' M-L. -.. ·~ RAG RUG CLOTHING DEPT. 24 x 45 Reversible rag rug 5133 $ S~!'SREG. To$7.88 . LADIES' PANTS Styled with Cuffs or No Cuffs in Polyeste r, Bru sf'l ed and Twill in so lids, heathe rs, and checks . Sizes 6· 18. SSEACH D. 799 HECK'S REG. Cl $9.88 ' ' HECK'S REG . $1.88 I ClOTHING DEPT. · 2-PilCE !• ,' $ ' ' ' HECK'S REG~ $3.99 ClOTHIN' DEPT. Styled in long or waltz length trimmed in lace or embroidery. Sizes S· CANDY STRIPE RUNNER . $133 . BRUSHED GOWNS MATCHING PILLOW CASES· $1.97 PAIR HECK'S REG. '1.37 S·M l. LADIES' $297 24 J:: 60 Cand y stripe runner with non-skid back ing . LADIES' TURTLE NECK TOPS $288 Styled wi th long sleeves in Orl an o r Nylor:' Knit in solids and fancie s. Sizes (f $2]7 S129 99~ fanci es. \\ 72x 104 o r Tw in Fitted VAN GUARD PINT VACUUM BOTTLE ClOTHING DEPT. . ' . · ,{ i _,-~· - ·- HECK'S REGULAR $15.99 To $23.99 \ SHEETS CAN FOOD SERVERS NOUSEWARE DEPT. ., ,, I' C?at slyle in S1zes A: B·C-D DAN FASHION NO-IRON •' FESCO 20 GALLON PLASTIC TRASH HECK'S REG. 5.99 ;-:~~~ ossor i ~d ~ }1~ ~·1·\fJ ~ ~ ~·. : / $422 . 1 : · ~.i l...,_w., • . I, ·' :!'• ~ §~ PAJAMAS · f\\~ ' ,, v '~/" ·~~ · 14" x50", Noturol 'woOd fra me finisf-1 . .. . \,-~ ' . ..: ' .. :' '"I 'S REG. •1.59 GREAT $3 SPORT SHIRT .· 81 x 104 o r Full Fitted HDUSEWARE DEPT. $2.14 HOQSEWARE DEPT. ' ., J\ .·,·- ·.. .. • •• t.lo· . DOOR MIRROR rl"!volves smoothly o n bo ll bearings . Con· ' ' ..... HAMILTON Foam-cushioned seat, 24" and 30" hig h, _, HECK'S REG. $20.44 HECK' S REG. . 32 OZ. SIZE RAIN ·BARREL oz. .FLANNEL HOIJ.SEWARE DEPT. . MEN'S PERMANENT PRESS . PERMANENT PRESS $199 $2 .99 $22.99 Cl OTHIN' DEPT. 14 %-24 % . MEN'S ND st ic k, 5co ur, dumbl,., tefl on ~ kil le t for better cooking an d cleonrn g ecrse , a vodo blc on a ~ ~o rt e d colm1 for yo "'r r.ele ction . HOUSEWARE OEPT. PANT SUITS TO Se lect fro m asso rted styles fab rics and colors in sizes 7·1 5, 10-20, and $597, S199 HECK 'S REG , $9.99 $6.99 ClOTHING DEPT. SKILLET HECK'S REG . 2 FOR 40' 48 oz. SIZE '. ~ADIES' HECK' S REG. . 1 0" TEFLON II INCLUDED . : Sizes 72 x 80 . HOLOERS: NOT 88 Sile: 72 x80 ' HECK'S REG. •2.77 FOR CI.OTH/NG ~,_.-­ DEPT. Assorted prints BASKET 49~ 19( MELAMINE DINNERWARE SET HECK 'S REG. 0 HECK'S REG. 99' • RED e WHITE • CREEr. 2 -• · HECK'S REG. · PRICE HECK'S REG. $3.99 PATCHWORK QUILT FESCO H4 BUSHEL PLASTIC LAUNDRY LAP & BED TRAY ! CANDLES 4S PIECE Choice . ~~«-'-~~ TAPERED $1.99 HOUSE WARE DEPt. REG. 29' EA. 96 100 % Cot1on Sheeting Polyester Tults - 6 colors Washable and lint free rv 101NCH SJ18 · liECK'S REG. To $12.99 OFF $297 ClOTHING DEPT• y HECK'S QEG. '14.88 · EACH HECK' S REG. $38 .88 BED SPREAD 2 for SHELL WASTE BASKET HECK 'S REG. sass . CHENILLE S1688 · After he sheds the Santo suit, give him these to don . Co s.vol or d ress slack s in plains and patterns. Sizes 30 to 4 2. CLOTHIN' DEPT. TABLE LAMPS DIAL BATH SOAP 88 $ Now is yo ,; c hon<e to dcess foe the ho lidays at some really great ""!iovings! A fanta stic fal l wardrobe . Svc.h a s coot s in fa ncie s, solids , regulars and longs . Sizes 36-46 HOUSEWARE DEPT. ~~~}/·--=:.. ~ Selec1 from sizes 1:4 'h to 17 w ith sleeve lengths uf 32-34 in Prints and Solids. · SLACKS HECK'S REG. $l6.88 ~ DRESS SHIRTS MEN'S DOUBLE KNIT CHOICE HECK 'S REG. TO . $2 .09 ment of styles. fabr ics and colon. Sizes junior, misses and half sizes. MEN'S PERMANENT PRESS 10" open ski llet HECK'S REG. 44' EA. HOLIDAY DRESSES ANCHOR HOCKING 1 ••• • • . .·'' ~ ' \.ff:. 7 PC. CHROME-CLAD STEEL TEFLON II 66< . ' . A . HOSTESS TRAY B. SERVING TRAY C. CANDY DISH D. SALAD/FRUIT BOWL LADIES SPORT COATS ~A · ,_ ANCHOR HOCKING PRESCUT MEN' S DOUBLE KNIT BATH MAT SET ' HOUSEWARE DEPT. HECK'S REG. $J.99 BOYS' VINYL LEATHER CPO JACKET Jackets l'f1o k~ super gi fh for Ctuis tmos. Give him the popu· lor CPO jacket. In sizes 8·1 4. 1n color~ of Navy, Brawn , and Burgundy. 100% nylon - 6 colors - ·3 EACH styles $297 . HECK'S REG. $6.99 . HECK'S REG. m<:K'5 RiG. .I $3.99 ClOTH/IIG DEI'T. $19.99 tlDTIIIII(; IJII'T. LADIES' EXTRA·WIDE SNORKLE JACKET PANTYHOSE Heck's own " Pr incess Sue" in extra wide sizes.. Colors Pa cific , Clnno · men, S rown .ond Co ffee . Si zes l X, 2X, 3X and 4X. Gi rls Snor)< le Jacke1s featur· ing wool trim . Avai lable in b u rg'undy, navy and purp l ~. 4to 6Xan d 7 tQ 14. $899 SJ22 & HECK' S REG. 988 $1.58 ClOTHING DEPT. HECK'S REG. to $14.99 ClOTHING DEI'T. 'r I· i ,. �. 13 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Dec. 5,1973 . OPIIDAILY 10 TO 9 OPEl DAILY · 10 TO 9 OPEl DAILY 10 TO 9 SUNDAY 12 TO 8 OPEIDAILY 10 TO 9 . ' ' GLASSWARE . -~ ·,' ' "' '!,:: .. ~. •·. ' . ,. D :'- . . ,Q '. ~·· 320L HECK'S DETERGENT COOKWARE SET HECK' S REG. TO . . $1.15 HOUSEWARE DEPT. EACH $ 00 FOR $1 oaa " ~~ Perfect for the holid ays and c, OVEN WARE f . 7 ,. _____ . casual wear in on assort- A. I V. QT. OVAL CASSEROLE B. I V. QT. ROUND CASSEROLE C. 5~9 " DEEP LOAF PAN ,. D. 8" SQUARE CAKE DISH E. 11/, QT. UTILITY BAKING DISH , 99;."' [ ,. HOUSEWARE OE#1T. · A . CANDY DISH 8. BUTTER DISH C. PITCHER 7 pc. HOMEMAKER SET consists ol 1 qt. co Yered saucepan 2 qt . covered saucep a n 4 ql. dutch oven • 6 S} FOR i ~ Se rvice for eig ht . .. B re t~k r cs i~tont , di~~wos her ~o le. ~ toifl r esi ~ t on t . .. Choo1e I ra fT\ four bea utiful decora tor potlerm. A >sOr l.cd colo>s. ' 14.88 . DOWNY FABRIC SOFTENER SJ79 DELUXE BAR STOOLS toured ~c krest . Chrome-p lated footrest. Sta y-level glides. ' ' II Styled with 2 Flop pockets a nd Button cu ff . Assorted Plaids . · S·izes S, M, L, XL ·~ :'.. ·. '. •J;di. HECK'S REG. TO •3.99 ''·· · ~· ·" ClOTHING DEPT. GIFT IDEAS l A. i !J \ .I .. ' . '· .' HECK' S REG. !/( $4.99 ·"' .. ,' . NOUSEWARI DEPT. STEP SAVER ·· ' r /.1 ;:i< v·l l,' · A. TWO TIER SERVER B. ROUND SERVING TRAY C. CAROUSEL SERVER D. CAKE SERVER . .HECK'S REG. $4.99 ClOTHINGDEPT. CERAMIC ASSORTMENT ' SWEATERS --- - ~ Select from Card igan or Pul l-over styles in Pa tterns, nove lt ies an d so lids . Sizes S-M-l in wf'li te and colors. "' HECK'S REG. $1 . 88 ClOTHING DEPT. HECK'S REG; $2.88 REVERSIBLE CONSISTS OF; . e PITCHER & BOWL SET i e TWO TIER SERVER e VASES & PITCHERS e "COOKIE JAR LADIES' M-L. -.. ·~ RAG RUG CLOTHING DEPT. 24 x 45 Reversible rag rug 5133 $ S~!'SREG. To$7.88 . LADIES' PANTS Styled with Cuffs or No Cuffs in Polyeste r, Bru sf'l ed and Twill in so lids, heathe rs, and checks . Sizes 6· 18. SSEACH D. 799 HECK'S REG. Cl $9.88 ' ' HECK'S REG . $1.88 I ClOTHING DEPT. · 2-PilCE !• ,' $ ' ' ' HECK'S REG~ $3.99 ClOTHIN' DEPT. Styled in long or waltz length trimmed in lace or embroidery. Sizes S· CANDY STRIPE RUNNER . $133 . BRUSHED GOWNS MATCHING PILLOW CASES· $1.97 PAIR HECK'S REG. '1.37 S·M l. LADIES' $297 24 J:: 60 Cand y stripe runner with non-skid back ing . LADIES' TURTLE NECK TOPS $288 Styled wi th long sleeves in Orl an o r Nylor:' Knit in solids and fancie s. Sizes (f $2]7 S129 99~ fanci es. \\ 72x 104 o r Tw in Fitted VAN GUARD PINT VACUUM BOTTLE ClOTHING DEPT. . ' . · ,{ i _,-~· - ·- HECK'S REGULAR $15.99 To $23.99 \ SHEETS CAN FOOD SERVERS NOUSEWARE DEPT. ., ,, I' C?at slyle in S1zes A: B·C-D DAN FASHION NO-IRON •' FESCO 20 GALLON PLASTIC TRASH HECK'S REG. 5.99 ;-:~~~ ossor i ~d ~ }1~ ~·1·\fJ ~ ~ ~·. : / $422 . 1 : · ~.i l...,_w., • . I, ·' :!'• ~ §~ PAJAMAS · f\\~ ' ,, v '~/" ·~~ · 14" x50", Noturol 'woOd fra me finisf-1 . .. . \,-~ ' . ..: ' .. :' '"I 'S REG. •1.59 GREAT $3 SPORT SHIRT .· 81 x 104 o r Full Fitted HDUSEWARE DEPT. $2.14 HOQSEWARE DEPT. ' ., J\ .·,·- ·.. .. • •• t.lo· . DOOR MIRROR rl"!volves smoothly o n bo ll bearings . Con· ' ' ..... HAMILTON Foam-cushioned seat, 24" and 30" hig h, _, HECK'S REG. $20.44 HECK' S REG. . 32 OZ. SIZE RAIN ·BARREL oz. .FLANNEL HOIJ.SEWARE DEPT. . MEN'S PERMANENT PRESS . PERMANENT PRESS $199 $2 .99 $22.99 Cl OTHIN' DEPT. 14 %-24 % . MEN'S ND st ic k, 5co ur, dumbl,., tefl on ~ kil le t for better cooking an d cleonrn g ecrse , a vodo blc on a ~ ~o rt e d colm1 for yo "'r r.ele ction . HOUSEWARE OEPT. PANT SUITS TO Se lect fro m asso rted styles fab rics and colors in sizes 7·1 5, 10-20, and $597, S199 HECK 'S REG , $9.99 $6.99 ClOTHING DEPT. SKILLET HECK'S REG . 2 FOR 40' 48 oz. SIZE '. ~ADIES' HECK' S REG. . 1 0" TEFLON II INCLUDED . : Sizes 72 x 80 . HOLOERS: NOT 88 Sile: 72 x80 ' HECK'S REG. •2.77 FOR CI.OTH/NG ~,_.-­ DEPT. Assorted prints BASKET 49~ 19( MELAMINE DINNERWARE SET HECK 'S REG. 0 HECK'S REG. 99' • RED e WHITE • CREEr. 2 -• · HECK'S REG. · PRICE HECK'S REG. $3.99 PATCHWORK QUILT FESCO H4 BUSHEL PLASTIC LAUNDRY LAP & BED TRAY ! CANDLES 4S PIECE Choice . ~~«-'-~~ TAPERED $1.99 HOUSE WARE DEPt. REG. 29' EA. 96 100 % Cot1on Sheeting Polyester Tults - 6 colors Washable and lint free rv 101NCH SJ18 · liECK'S REG. To $12.99 OFF $297 ClOTHING DEPT• y HECK'S QEG. '14.88 · EACH HECK' S REG. $38 .88 BED SPREAD 2 for SHELL WASTE BASKET HECK 'S REG. sass . CHENILLE S1688 · After he sheds the Santo suit, give him these to don . Co s.vol or d ress slack s in plains and patterns. Sizes 30 to 4 2. CLOTHIN' DEPT. TABLE LAMPS DIAL BATH SOAP 88 $ Now is yo ,; c hon<e to dcess foe the ho lidays at some really great ""!iovings! A fanta stic fal l wardrobe . Svc.h a s coot s in fa ncie s, solids , regulars and longs . Sizes 36-46 HOUSEWARE DEPT. ~~~}/·--=:.. ~ Selec1 from sizes 1:4 'h to 17 w ith sleeve lengths uf 32-34 in Prints and Solids. · SLACKS HECK'S REG. $l6.88 ~ DRESS SHIRTS MEN'S DOUBLE KNIT CHOICE HECK 'S REG. TO . $2 .09 ment of styles. fabr ics and colon. Sizes junior, misses and half sizes. MEN'S PERMANENT PRESS 10" open ski llet HECK'S REG. 44' EA. HOLIDAY DRESSES ANCHOR HOCKING 1 ••• • • . .·'' ~ ' \.ff:. 7 PC. CHROME-CLAD STEEL TEFLON II 66< . ' . A . HOSTESS TRAY B. SERVING TRAY C. CANDY DISH D. SALAD/FRUIT BOWL LADIES SPORT COATS ~A · ,_ ANCHOR HOCKING PRESCUT MEN' S DOUBLE KNIT BATH MAT SET ' HOUSEWARE DEPT. HECK'S REG. $J.99 BOYS' VINYL LEATHER CPO JACKET Jackets l'f1o k~ super gi fh for Ctuis tmos. Give him the popu· lor CPO jacket. In sizes 8·1 4. 1n color~ of Navy, Brawn , and Burgundy. 100% nylon - 6 colors - ·3 EACH styles $297 . HECK'S REG. $6.99 . HECK'S REG. m<:K'5 RiG. .I $3.99 ClOTH/IIG DEI'T. $19.99 tlDTIIIII(; IJII'T. LADIES' EXTRA·WIDE SNORKLE JACKET PANTYHOSE Heck's own " Pr incess Sue" in extra wide sizes.. Colors Pa cific , Clnno · men, S rown .ond Co ffee . Si zes l X, 2X, 3X and 4X. Gi rls Snor)< le Jacke1s featur· ing wool trim . Avai lable in b u rg'undy, navy and purp l ~. 4to 6Xan d 7 tQ 14. $899 SJ22 & HECK' S REG. 988 $1.58 ClOTHING DEPT. HECK'S REG. to $14.99 ClOTHING DEI'T. 'r I· i ,. �OPE1I DAILY 10 TO 9 OPEl DAILY 10 TO 9 COLEMAN SYLVANIA , LIGHT BULBS 60, 75, 100 WATT LUCITE 8 Exciting rang eo fcolor to match or Accent Woodwork or match up accent LUCilE Wall Paint . Goes FOR New fortifying !otek bose let~ ~ou antique in two eosy step s, some doy. Included ore bo~e coot. glore, sandpaper ond cheesecloth . walls . lucite Interior Enamel prevents brush drag and dries to a bea utiful medium gloss in just one hour . A finish which is hard to mar and scuff . on fast and eaSy, dries even faster to sa tiny gloss. For woodwork , cobineh, furniture . kitchen and bathroom walls . Washes easily , wears wonderfully . Soa p and water clean·up . AUTOMATIC: SHOTGUN 515988 Designed with all the features and duro· bility shooters throughout the world hove learned to expect irom this great gun. HECK'S REG . $2.99 HECK'S REG. 28 ' EACH HARDWARE DEPT. HARDWARE DEPT. QUART GALLON TURNER TEMPEST TORCH KIT Includes fuel cylinder, and the new, hot stand ard pencil point burner assembly . HECK'S REG. $6.97 ...:==~..=__=.=.=-......:HARD:W.:~:RE:D~E.='T.;.~~~H.~~~RD~W.~~-RE-DEP~T.~·--~.::::4::I:N:C:H L . .;.. -. l -,. .. t .... · ··~· ,· ~·-: ... treY 7" TWIN PACK $6.48 HARDWARE DEPT. TURNER ROLLER REFILLS 33( 48c HECK'S REG. S9c HARDWARE DEPT. PROPANE c OIL FILTERS AUTOMOBILE ' INNERTUBES ' • F~lly molded butyl: e A~o ilo· ble m mos t popular Silt'; . 99i SPIN-ON-TYPE s2 44 HECK' S REG. $3.99 HARDWARE DEPT. • Blade has 450 tough , sharp teeth • Work s fost Co cut and smooth-wood, plastic, soft metals. To tol length of bru~h i~ 24" - Flore filled wilf-114 tu lh. Plastic scraper is 3 1{J '' wide- scores ond ~c rape& bwoy ice fosl . MAXI FILTERS AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. TIGER ·· MUFFLERS ~ i rs! quolity muHiers !rom the makers of l ee Oil Filten. cointed w1th brighl strik ing colon in o mod design. A~odob l e lor mos l Ameriton moke ot cor~ HECK'S REG. $7.99 AUTOMOTIVE OIPT. ene rubber. Classic wh ilewalls ore po<:ked 4 per set in a b!loutifully designed full color poly bag with conve n· ient plostic handle. RIFLE AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. SEALE~ BEAM BULBS Seoled Beom Headlights 4001 -4002 ond 6006 & 6012 . ·~ c HECK'S REG. TO $1.57 AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. $499 E,ACH HECK'S REG. .·:·. $2699 Timely LECTRA .· '6.99 SPOIITS DEPT. $1.19 SPOIITS COLEMAN SLEEPINC BAC J Lb . nrlon rnrulo,.d "' "'~obi~ ol~epmg bog'- lho "'"" p ''"'"al and lon'il ..-~o• inll boll tar 1M ull•mot• ;n ram,ng and ,. 0 , mrh Jom proo f ,.ppo• Cur 1<>1 , 36" >80" Heck's Reg. $1589 Jhi> P'a<l;<ol, io n~ woori"'Q ·bag;, cam· toroobly in•uloud ond pad dod . Tho <0,., ;, (>ilroclt.. poplin and I.M ltntng_t; m~ al worm, •toh llonnol. lho 11pp~r ' ' "iompr<IQI " sox H£CK'S R£G. $1 S. 19 •s•• $999 HECK'S REG . $21 .89 SPDIITS DEPT. SPOIITS OIPT. 10 c'on~enie111 · POLY TARP 52'' SPOIITS OIPT. Smith & Wesson . No.6 Shot . GUN CLEANING KIT AMMO HECK'S REG. ' $1.58 ~rod Vinyl gun cose wi th zipper handle- for carrying. Sizes to Iii mo st popu· ' lor rifles ond shotgun ~. HECK'S REG. $4.22 '11.99 HECK'S REG • . HECK'S REG. · $6.99 $4.47 SI'OIITS DEPT. FLASHLIGHT BASKET BALLS BATTERIES fiRST QUALITY \ 2 18 oz. 34( $299 EACH ANTI-FREEZE INTENSIVE CARE BATH BEADS 180' o• 192' to lit mo.st co". HECK'S REG. TO $3.77 . · HECK'S REG. 31' EACH AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. 12 FL. OZ. AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. 88( AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. . EA. HECK'S REG. $1.48 · PINT CARBURETOR CLEANER TIRE PUMP PRIZE PENN · FLUID MOTOR OIL . 6 PACK · 54c REGULAR OR HD HECK'S REG. HECK'S REG. 77' $1.22 AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. AUTOMOTIVI DEPT. HECK'S REG. $1.88 99~ . PAIR HECK'S REG. 89' · COSMETIC DEPT. . $177 HECK'S REG. TO PERTUSSIN 10QZ. MENNEN . ,..,,,...., .,.... : . Tl ·: $109 '--,.... SPORTS DEPT.. SPDIITS OII'T. 40Z. LIGHT POWDER 59c 11 GUMOUT TO HECK'S REG. 2 FOR 46' 14 OZ. ARRID VASELINE GAS LINE SIZES TO FIT MOST CARS 89e ,FOR 1 PRIME AIRFILTER TUBE TYPE SOCKS "D" SIZE INCLUDES: WILSON·HUTCH & OTHERS HECK'S REG. TO $7.99 SPORTS DEPT. Sports Dept. EVEREADY PRESTONE 1 LEE '1.29 AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. SHOTGUN CASE . 12 X Heck's Reg. •8.19 CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS --SPE(IAL- REED 16-20-410 'GAUGE ONLY THERMOSTAT PRESIONE ENGINE STARTING TOPS OR BOTTOM ; AUTO HECK' S REG . UNDERWEAR HECK'S REG. STRAP-ON END CAP TYPE HECK'S REG. $9.97 INSULATED SPORTS DEPT.. 79~AIR 4 olficiol rubberfote paddle~ with wrapped'·grip hondle~. off icia l bolls , eKtensioh tie-on nel, rule~ and AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. HECK'S IREG· 99•. GUN RACK SOCKS HECK'S REG. ~Je~ ~~ ~- OIL FILTER WRENCH WOOD HUNTING & BOOT MARLIN SPOIITS OIPT. . quolity ingrei dC>nh, ut ili zing ~ ynetheti c b vlod iene ~lyr­ ' SPORTS DEPT. HECK'S REG. $4.99 No. 10 SET AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. highe~t SJ888 3-PLACE '31.95 Cha ins ore case hardened for long wear. Cha ins and buckles ore zinc p lated to protecl ogo ii-lst rust . Strop is heavy -duty , water proofed webbing. HECK'S REG. $6.99 product is compounded from the SI'OIITS OIPT. TIRE CHAINS $ 99 Th ,~ ~uperb $23.99 OFFICIAL PING PONG NOT INCWDED ~~~ HECK'SREG. e SPORTS DEPT• . Sports Dept. CHOOSE FROM ASSORTED COLORS WHITEWALLS HUNTING GLOVES HECK'S REG. $29.99 22 TRANSPARENT-VINYL CLASSIC $23 99 $J29 . HARDWARE DEPT. 27( HECK'S REG. '69.88 SPORTS DEPT. New Coleman Super "Cot." This mod· ern and .,ttide nt heater hos oil the feo lu n~ of iH big brother, the Delul!e, in o-3000 to 5000 BTU heot range. SPOIITS DEPT. Motk ol tM h~o rt q\mlitywnod and hond •ubbl<l prapeo~ CARTRIDGE TYPE 4~PIECE CAR MAT SET mount aptro~ol I-IECK'S REG. $4.82 HECK'S REG. 39' AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. • 180 ,hoi boll a"'"" 88 r•pe<>~r . e ~n pump \1'Wit<:T.vl P'O""'' • "'"'D<Ir~(~O<hred\fr><~ ond fofl<>'"' e S.Oiod 11... 1booro l . Cro" bolt,aiPty e Adi~lla blt r~<Jr o1ghr • Aloo oh""'' . I 77 ~al l . ,.~ . • No . ·, I 0 ·~ope and 88 COLEMAN HEATER MFG. LIST $2;15,00 Single Shot SNOW BRUSH WITH SCRAPER 16.89 1 .177 PELLET GUN •3•• ID LEE HECK'S REG • . The Beretta 12 go. automatic shotgu n ronh among the top shotguns on the market today. Features include a full choke, 30" barrel, vent rib, with beautiful design ond craft smanship . HARDWARE DEPT. HARDWARE DEPT. TANK SURFORM . HECK'S REG. ·~ $2.99 HECK'S REG. 77' Heck's Reg. CROSSMAN c 7" PAN &ROLLER SET Coleman 2 Mantle Lantern $169'' SHOT STANLEY PAINT BRUSH ·d SPOIITS DEPT. SPORTS DEPT. AUTOMATIC ... . HECK'S REG. HECK'S REG. $2.97 HECK'S REG. $31.99 HECK'S REG. $189.95 . BERETTA 8 x 10 CABIN TENT $24·88 ' MODEL 1l00 ANTIQUE KIT WALL PAINT LIMIT 8 BULBS REMIIGTOI RED DEVIL LUCilE DELUXE STOVE oz. JUST WONDERFUL PLUS HAIR SPRAY COLD MEDICINE SKIN BRACER COLLECTORS Regular , Hard to Hold ond Unscented. 78( 39( BOTTLE HECK'S REG. ~==~:.~COSMETIC $1.14DEPT. . ...., HECK'S REG. $1.97 COSMETIC IJ:fP;.;T.-..- - -............ 40Z. oz. TROUBLE BARBASOL . SHAVING CREAM AFTERSHAVE · LOTION . $157 REGULAR & MIIITHOL 33< HECK'S REG. $1.99 COSMETIC DEPT. HECK'S REG. . 6 oz. -- HECK'S REG • 66' COSMETIC DEPT. OLD SPICE AFTERSHAVE DECANTER BOTTLE $324 HICK'S REG. $3.99 . COSMmt DEPT. ~oap JOHNSON'S BABY SOAP 19~ HECK'S REG; 25' . COSMETIC DEPT. 58' tolMETIC ""· $2.58 . AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. ;. ' I . . I ' ' I �OPE1I DAILY 10 TO 9 OPEl DAILY 10 TO 9 COLEMAN SYLVANIA , LIGHT BULBS 60, 75, 100 WATT LUCITE 8 Exciting rang eo fcolor to match or Accent Woodwork or match up accent LUCilE Wall Paint . Goes FOR New fortifying !otek bose let~ ~ou antique in two eosy step s, some doy. Included ore bo~e coot. glore, sandpaper ond cheesecloth . walls . lucite Interior Enamel prevents brush drag and dries to a bea utiful medium gloss in just one hour . A finish which is hard to mar and scuff . on fast and eaSy, dries even faster to sa tiny gloss. For woodwork , cobineh, furniture . kitchen and bathroom walls . Washes easily , wears wonderfully . Soa p and water clean·up . AUTOMATIC: SHOTGUN 515988 Designed with all the features and duro· bility shooters throughout the world hove learned to expect irom this great gun. HECK'S REG . $2.99 HECK'S REG. 28 ' EACH HARDWARE DEPT. HARDWARE DEPT. QUART GALLON TURNER TEMPEST TORCH KIT Includes fuel cylinder, and the new, hot stand ard pencil point burner assembly . HECK'S REG. $6.97 ...:==~..=__=.=.=-......:HARD:W.:~:RE:D~E.='T.;.~~~H.~~~RD~W.~~-RE-DEP~T.~·--~.::::4::I:N:C:H L . .;.. -. l -,. .. t .... · ··~· ,· ~·-: ... treY 7" TWIN PACK $6.48 HARDWARE DEPT. TURNER ROLLER REFILLS 33( 48c HECK'S REG. S9c HARDWARE DEPT. PROPANE c OIL FILTERS AUTOMOBILE ' INNERTUBES ' • F~lly molded butyl: e A~o ilo· ble m mos t popular Silt'; . 99i SPIN-ON-TYPE s2 44 HECK' S REG. $3.99 HARDWARE DEPT. • Blade has 450 tough , sharp teeth • Work s fost Co cut and smooth-wood, plastic, soft metals. To tol length of bru~h i~ 24" - Flore filled wilf-114 tu lh. Plastic scraper is 3 1{J '' wide- scores ond ~c rape& bwoy ice fosl . MAXI FILTERS AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. TIGER ·· MUFFLERS ~ i rs! quolity muHiers !rom the makers of l ee Oil Filten. cointed w1th brighl strik ing colon in o mod design. A~odob l e lor mos l Ameriton moke ot cor~ HECK'S REG. $7.99 AUTOMOTIVE OIPT. ene rubber. Classic wh ilewalls ore po<:ked 4 per set in a b!loutifully designed full color poly bag with conve n· ient plostic handle. RIFLE AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. SEALE~ BEAM BULBS Seoled Beom Headlights 4001 -4002 ond 6006 & 6012 . ·~ c HECK'S REG. TO $1.57 AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. $499 E,ACH HECK'S REG. .·:·. $2699 Timely LECTRA .· '6.99 SPOIITS DEPT. $1.19 SPOIITS COLEMAN SLEEPINC BAC J Lb . nrlon rnrulo,.d "' "'~obi~ ol~epmg bog'- lho "'"" p ''"'"al and lon'il ..-~o• inll boll tar 1M ull•mot• ;n ram,ng and ,. 0 , mrh Jom proo f ,.ppo• Cur 1<>1 , 36" >80" Heck's Reg. $1589 Jhi> P'a<l;<ol, io n~ woori"'Q ·bag;, cam· toroobly in•uloud ond pad dod . Tho <0,., ;, (>ilroclt.. poplin and I.M ltntng_t; m~ al worm, •toh llonnol. lho 11pp~r ' ' "iompr<IQI " sox H£CK'S R£G. $1 S. 19 •s•• $999 HECK'S REG . $21 .89 SPDIITS DEPT. SPOIITS OIPT. 10 c'on~enie111 · POLY TARP 52'' SPOIITS OIPT. Smith & Wesson . No.6 Shot . GUN CLEANING KIT AMMO HECK'S REG. ' $1.58 ~rod Vinyl gun cose wi th zipper handle- for carrying. Sizes to Iii mo st popu· ' lor rifles ond shotgun ~. HECK'S REG. $4.22 '11.99 HECK'S REG • . HECK'S REG. · $6.99 $4.47 SI'OIITS DEPT. FLASHLIGHT BASKET BALLS BATTERIES fiRST QUALITY \ 2 18 oz. 34( $299 EACH ANTI-FREEZE INTENSIVE CARE BATH BEADS 180' o• 192' to lit mo.st co". HECK'S REG. TO $3.77 . · HECK'S REG. 31' EACH AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. 12 FL. OZ. AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. 88( AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. . EA. HECK'S REG. $1.48 · PINT CARBURETOR CLEANER TIRE PUMP PRIZE PENN · FLUID MOTOR OIL . 6 PACK · 54c REGULAR OR HD HECK'S REG. HECK'S REG. 77' $1.22 AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. AUTOMOTIVI DEPT. HECK'S REG. $1.88 99~ . PAIR HECK'S REG. 89' · COSMETIC DEPT. . $177 HECK'S REG. TO PERTUSSIN 10QZ. MENNEN . ,..,,,...., .,.... : . Tl ·: $109 '--,.... SPORTS DEPT.. SPDIITS OII'T. 40Z. LIGHT POWDER 59c 11 GUMOUT TO HECK'S REG. 2 FOR 46' 14 OZ. ARRID VASELINE GAS LINE SIZES TO FIT MOST CARS 89e ,FOR 1 PRIME AIRFILTER TUBE TYPE SOCKS "D" SIZE INCLUDES: WILSON·HUTCH & OTHERS HECK'S REG. TO $7.99 SPORTS DEPT. Sports Dept. EVEREADY PRESTONE 1 LEE '1.29 AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. SHOTGUN CASE . 12 X Heck's Reg. •8.19 CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS --SPE(IAL- REED 16-20-410 'GAUGE ONLY THERMOSTAT PRESIONE ENGINE STARTING TOPS OR BOTTOM ; AUTO HECK' S REG . UNDERWEAR HECK'S REG. STRAP-ON END CAP TYPE HECK'S REG. $9.97 INSULATED SPORTS DEPT.. 79~AIR 4 olficiol rubberfote paddle~ with wrapped'·grip hondle~. off icia l bolls , eKtensioh tie-on nel, rule~ and AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. HECK'S IREG· 99•. GUN RACK SOCKS HECK'S REG. ~Je~ ~~ ~- OIL FILTER WRENCH WOOD HUNTING & BOOT MARLIN SPOIITS OIPT. . quolity ingrei dC>nh, ut ili zing ~ ynetheti c b vlod iene ~lyr­ ' SPORTS DEPT. HECK'S REG. $4.99 No. 10 SET AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. highe~t SJ888 3-PLACE '31.95 Cha ins ore case hardened for long wear. Cha ins and buckles ore zinc p lated to protecl ogo ii-lst rust . Strop is heavy -duty , water proofed webbing. HECK'S REG. $6.99 product is compounded from the SI'OIITS OIPT. TIRE CHAINS $ 99 Th ,~ ~uperb $23.99 OFFICIAL PING PONG NOT INCWDED ~~~ HECK'SREG. e SPORTS DEPT• . Sports Dept. CHOOSE FROM ASSORTED COLORS WHITEWALLS HUNTING GLOVES HECK'S REG. $29.99 22 TRANSPARENT-VINYL CLASSIC $23 99 $J29 . HARDWARE DEPT. 27( HECK'S REG. '69.88 SPORTS DEPT. New Coleman Super "Cot." This mod· ern and .,ttide nt heater hos oil the feo lu n~ of iH big brother, the Delul!e, in o-3000 to 5000 BTU heot range. SPOIITS DEPT. Motk ol tM h~o rt q\mlitywnod and hond •ubbl<l prapeo~ CARTRIDGE TYPE 4~PIECE CAR MAT SET mount aptro~ol I-IECK'S REG. $4.82 HECK'S REG. 39' AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. • 180 ,hoi boll a"'"" 88 r•pe<>~r . e ~n pump \1'Wit<:T.vl P'O""'' • "'"'D<Ir~(~O<hred\fr><~ ond fofl<>'"' e S.Oiod 11... 1booro l . Cro" bolt,aiPty e Adi~lla blt r~<Jr o1ghr • Aloo oh""'' . I 77 ~al l . ,.~ . • No . ·, I 0 ·~ope and 88 COLEMAN HEATER MFG. LIST $2;15,00 Single Shot SNOW BRUSH WITH SCRAPER 16.89 1 .177 PELLET GUN •3•• ID LEE HECK'S REG • . The Beretta 12 go. automatic shotgu n ronh among the top shotguns on the market today. Features include a full choke, 30" barrel, vent rib, with beautiful design ond craft smanship . HARDWARE DEPT. HARDWARE DEPT. TANK SURFORM . HECK'S REG. ·~ $2.99 HECK'S REG. 77' Heck's Reg. CROSSMAN c 7" PAN &ROLLER SET Coleman 2 Mantle Lantern $169'' SHOT STANLEY PAINT BRUSH ·d SPOIITS DEPT. SPORTS DEPT. AUTOMATIC ... . HECK'S REG. HECK'S REG. $2.97 HECK'S REG. $31.99 HECK'S REG. $189.95 . BERETTA 8 x 10 CABIN TENT $24·88 ' MODEL 1l00 ANTIQUE KIT WALL PAINT LIMIT 8 BULBS REMIIGTOI RED DEVIL LUCilE DELUXE STOVE oz. JUST WONDERFUL PLUS HAIR SPRAY COLD MEDICINE SKIN BRACER COLLECTORS Regular , Hard to Hold ond Unscented. 78( 39( BOTTLE HECK'S REG. ~==~:.~COSMETIC $1.14DEPT. . ...., HECK'S REG. $1.97 COSMETIC IJ:fP;.;T.-..- - -............ 40Z. oz. TROUBLE BARBASOL . SHAVING CREAM AFTERSHAVE · LOTION . $157 REGULAR & MIIITHOL 33< HECK'S REG. $1.99 COSMETIC DEPT. HECK'S REG. . 6 oz. -- HECK'S REG • 66' COSMETIC DEPT. OLD SPICE AFTERSHAVE DECANTER BOTTLE $324 HICK'S REG. $3.99 . COSMmt DEPT. ~oap JOHNSON'S BABY SOAP 19~ HECK'S REG; 25' . COSMETIC DEPT. 58' tolMETIC ""· $2.58 . AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. ;. ' I . . I ' ' I �....., 01'111 DAILY 10 TO 9 10 TO 9 BOYS tor AIR DEVILS SETadven ture! Night Fligh t! The comp lete nighttime flyi ng Comei with the $pecral airplane " Night Owl." Set also includes: l our service ~ehide~ . o,ngine, pylon and tower trim, hangar, rodor stat ion. wcrking runw.oy ligh.t, /light env rronmcr1tol runway lor MATTEL Hours of leorntng and ploy fu n lor your o re- ~choolcr! Twe lve funny onimol~ talk obou t therr tabs on sr• two -srded Tulking Pi~ture\ TM record~. R ecord~ lit rn special window ~:; ::;~;.~bu s " bu~ holder~. Non -TOJ! IC. 6o 11e11e1 099 ,-:-- -'!: ~~,$1 $733 . HECK'S REG . \HECK'S REG. . $9.99 $15 . 84 TOYDEPf. . TOYDEPT. ·DROP-IN-THE BUCKET GAME ,, b"cl ~l <a ~ lou rro-.~g l u~ lon>noU tt; ~g.,. ;and up <h op mo•ble< mlo 1~ ilop -llop Ho~y l o(t ho1. t~e ~,nn.er ol II•• game o1 lho ,h,ld "'''~ lhe f.QMU I<Ote. 1~•1•1 on tO!y g0'11t IQ ploy bul oh, l<l(h hm! ev.ldl .~.u .,.,d caoHllnctoon bl ,, ·~···•o•r>l . S•u•dy poly p •op11ent D~OPIN IH~ BU(~fT C~1ld•rn DOLL COACH fea tures wh1te body wi th prirt t heavy grode Hood . Body 18"x10" wi th 6" wheek Push er 71 b" high, p lated tubular , sl'!!el from<;! ~ h oppirtg bog, oil tubu lar, " Du c he~~ " (Oil sprirtg un de rgea r, 3 Bow Hood. $528 ,• HECK'S REG • . TOY DEPT. TOY DEPT• $6.94 PONY PARADE TEA SET TRAIN Dl Th is toy ho ~ oil the action of o real Me rry -Go·Round ... colorf ul litt le ponie~ that go. up ond down and arou nd to a cha rming musical tu ne. A d ear plastic dome cover~ the lop Ortd the kn ob atop the toy storh the Swin musical 'TIOVement. 23 PIECE Service for 4 Set. Plastic cons1ruction. BATTERY OPERATED PRICES IN EFFECT THESE DATES ONLY Animated smoke stock , Di sney friends move up and down as frain moves along . Batteries nof included. $4.99 $3.1 8 HECK'S REG. $5.58 TOY DEPT. T'Y DEP,'r. Trwn A-l!ab/. IS cbodoe~t h.,i:>y d"n k<and ..-ill onl~ "'" 'w hen yo~ wQnl ,, 10 by pc1!1n9 bullan en Itt b<" O; Nc -bclteroet ote ne<:e"my Fully IC•n•td 1ah .lnyl f-.o<><J . cr"'' and le9'· Reeled he" Sleep•rg e1 01 . long rv• led la 1he1. ? ~·•<• '"'"med O<illot '"'" Cros h !!rn' !Ogetfte r, put 'e-m bock again. New ems, ne w color~, excit ing decals . All the e~<ilemen t of a real demolitior~ der by. Set wntoirts two ~peciol lly·Clport Srno~h Up Cor ~ , tw o jump romps, two power T· ~fi{k; and ~eparo te TOY DEPT. TOY DEPT. MOTHER HEN . TARGET GAME BOP BAG . ~ E~tro large . 17"1114'' full color target. Direc t hit Ort oo,go<l Choose from Frosty, Scatter Bra in, releo~e~ egg irt to ba sket .- Co mplete w ith 3 plastic Banana Splits , Tarzah and Bot· new dart gun 6" long and 3 suc ti on-cup darts. FARM TRACTOR & TRA·ILER man styles . $1 !? Qyeo I 8 1.nche • long. hu,ky doe '"'" deta ohng , buo l! lc• yeo< I cl pl011 ~• d • yel · Ia..- ond g•een relk>w <ala• ,~.- b •no i <Ofll loailet v n~•1<he1 tiU""9 ...~eel ~peoot~1 dewl ~ . $666 HECK'S REG . HECK'S REG. $8.33 HECI<'S REG. •7.97 HECK'S REG. $5.66 TOY DEPT. TOY DEPT. $3.38 HECK'S REG. $3.18 TOY DEPT. TOY DEPT. NEW BORN DOLL · Rooted infant ha ir, movi ng eye s and mama v.oice . Asso rted baby outfit s. . TEA SETS TOOTSIETOY ROADMASTER SET CHOICE HECK'S REG. HECK'S REG. $1.54 $7.84 TOY DEPT. $5.77 TOY DEPT. $2~~H HECK'S REG. $2.99 HECK'S REG. $3.38 TOY DEPT. .TOY DEPT. $]99 . . TOY DEPT. ~~~~~~H~L~D~A~Y~ 6FT. GREEN SCOTCH PINE GENERAL ELECTRIC L·7 COOL BRIGHT 35-LIGHT MINIATURE TREE LIGHT SET I I styles. . 35-LIGHT . MINIATURE TREE LICHT SET from cr~tol or umbre ll a 2 wor in CHOICE $1 HECK'S REG. Ho~her HECK'S REG . $2.18 $699 SANTA OR SNOW MAN HECK'S REG. $3.18 TOY DEPT. HECK'S REG. $9.99 $499 ·. TOY DEPT. ,._ • l{! "x60' 3 re el gift TOYDIPT. ribbon. ~-·. 17'' Holly w,., , ~ ..,, ,., b"gh< pcly t-..c t ont lto•tl dt(croted .. ,,n ,!leeked rtd bo ..-., o<_poin- Choose from 5 roll ju...enile wrap or 2 ro ll foiltane or paper wrap . S...ilt e~ti -.ly ol i!HI. S.Omlen; ~n• •a <» 1i1o "'"~ <ontoi ner, A1Mmble1 Wllf>oul loo l1. lhlft <Kl 1uo lm•nl l<•e<•l lo• ''" <Jiiu......,nl . W.fl lok• lreeo ta l ~ 1n. !run•. Walet <<>p<><it1 1 Yi pin!, ltg l jl<ln 16in. 88( TOY DEPT. 12 COUNT JUMBO SIZE 38( flt<OI $199 HECK'S REG. CHRISTMAS WRAP REG • . . $1.99 HECK'S REG. 48' 56' TOY DEPT. TOTOfPT. TOY DEPT. ~. ,, .... , 'J ?,: ~k~~~ ..... r .,,,. GLASS ORNAMENTS 3 HECK'S REG. $144 99 2 }:. " Glass Tree Om omenb Choo'*l! from styles. $1. ror 1111'1. EACH CHOICE HECK'S HECK'S REG. $1 • 19 BAG OF BOWS ......,., CHRISTMAS TREE STAND CHOICE · EACH HECK'S REG. $6.88 $1.84 TOY DEPT. 6 Ft. 46 Branches. Come5 with rnetal sto nd . Flame retardant . 32 INCH ELECTRIC multi - color~ . 99( ~~H CHRISTMAS TREE 15-LICHT TREE LICHT SET I *ANY ITEM THAT SELLS FOR .... $2°1 TOSJOO *ANY ITEM THAT SELLS FOR .... s3o1 Tossoo *ANY ITEM THAT SELLS FOR .... sso1Tos7oo *ANY ITEM THAT SELLS FOR ... $701 TO $1 $228 Choose from 3 styles. Service for 4 . A giant set f'!!olu ri ng popular rood houling vehi d es. ' A ~ ond~ome new package odd~ mol< imum soles oppeolto the del u ~e par ty vtersion of · America's favo rite family game. This un ique game com.bine5 th e skill , strategy and aggrava tio n ol' the original AGGF!.AVATION with o circu· lor short cu t optio n that build~ a ~hole new playing con· ce pt into the game . DELUXE AGGRAVATION guarantees hour s of enjoyment lor '2 to 6 ployen of oil age~ . PLASTIC • *ANY ITEM THAT SELLS FOR.......... s1oo *ANY ITEM THAT SELLS FOR .... s1o1 Tos2oo AGGRAVATION GAME BUBBLE GUM BANK $11.2 HECK'S REG. ITEMS & PRICES BELOW DO NOT INCLUDE HANES OR GOLDEN FRUIT"'F THE LOO.. . · ""' • • M MERCHANDISE DELUXE TARRSON 22" SOFT BODY ' HECK'S REG. IS"TRAIN-A- SMASH-UP DERBY SET TOY DEPT. WALT DISNEY '"~IKAI HORSMAN KENNER $13.99 HECK'S REG . TOY DEPT. .. ill HECK'S REG . $12 .88 PLAY PHONE $238 Ro~-~8 ~~~~~~ <!c~~~~~ ~Y~~o. Y~'ll ' Reodr •too do thoo Wlldtrne" .. ltgnol for 1-.olp, w'....:""" il oelld• •n l •o-bl l i Aird 1-.olp ptc<tct tM '"""01'"''"' b.<"""' ~""" undero tortd_" blnet 1~1 mobtlt l•tiO poe ~ (Cn to•nl ~'"tope Voew / S.11nol Unol, ~ A ~" ' Con1olt ond Gllidtt ; CO<Jt ot• J'o11<k, Compo,.(Rong•• ·On"'""" finder), ln oniblo Sfa,.: Com!IIIID<· '"' '""' Po..-o• PO< k, Slor Fo~der HECK' S REG. TALKING FAIRY QUEEN It tolk ~! Lift lhe receive•, push the special button ond lhe phone ploy~ one of ten different say ings. Child con corry on o reol converso lion , Rmgs when dio l~d - A musl lor oil lill ie lolb. Authen11' scole mo de-l in sole, dur~:~ble pla11ic. Rum on one"('' bolle ry ( rtQI irtcluded) . READY RANGER Ju~tthe th ing lor your juni or b uilders. lmagirtotive ~I he lps develop coordination and imagi na tion. Contains motor trai ler tlotb'!!d, movable for k lilt, Jwo loading plotfori'J'Is, three pallets, three wood b locb, warehouse, none tower and crone. conveyor belt ond tw o gates. Non -t o~ic. No boller ies needed . stop" the night airport scene. ( Pylon worb on 5 " 0 " cell batter · ies, not included .) AURORA PUTT-PUTT CONSTRUCTION SET BUSY BUS or TOTS for TALI(ING PICTURE NIGHT FLIGHT . GIRLS MATTEL HASBRO book , gogg les and completl! for ES IN EFFECT THROUGH SUN. DEC. 9 $133 · EACH TOY DEPT. CHRISTMAS PAPER 4 Rolls 26 ":~e .56" ~ropping Paper. * ANY ITEM THAT SELLS FOR... s15o~o Gift-- 77( *ANY ITEM THAT SELLS FOR... S2Q0los25 ANY ITEM. THAT SELLS FOR ... s25°1Tos HECK'S REG. 99' TOY DEPT. r;;:;~~1..~· \ s.~.~~~~.~R~"· .\ ver or Gold Tinsel Gar· land . l * ~NY ITEM THAT SELLS FO-R.... S]Q01Tos35 CHOICE t' J 99( EACH t HECK'S REG. $1.58 ror IJIIiT. HECK'S REG. $1.99 . TOY DEPT. I . *ANY IT~M THAT SELLS FOR ... S]501Tos4ooo ' . . • i • 7.0 �....., 01'111 DAILY 10 TO 9 10 TO 9 BOYS tor AIR DEVILS SETadven ture! Night Fligh t! The comp lete nighttime flyi ng Comei with the $pecral airplane " Night Owl." Set also includes: l our service ~ehide~ . o,ngine, pylon and tower trim, hangar, rodor stat ion. wcrking runw.oy ligh.t, /light env rronmcr1tol runway lor MATTEL Hours of leorntng and ploy fu n lor your o re- ~choolcr! Twe lve funny onimol~ talk obou t therr tabs on sr• two -srded Tulking Pi~ture\ TM record~. R ecord~ lit rn special window ~:; ::;~;.~bu s " bu~ holder~. Non -TOJ! IC. 6o 11e11e1 099 ,-:-- -'!: ~~,$1 $733 . HECK'S REG . \HECK'S REG. . $9.99 $15 . 84 TOYDEPf. . TOYDEPT. ·DROP-IN-THE BUCKET GAME ,, b"cl ~l <a ~ lou rro-.~g l u~ lon>noU tt; ~g.,. ;and up <h op mo•ble< mlo 1~ ilop -llop Ho~y l o(t ho1. t~e ~,nn.er ol II•• game o1 lho ,h,ld "'''~ lhe f.QMU I<Ote. 1~•1•1 on tO!y g0'11t IQ ploy bul oh, l<l(h hm! ev.ldl .~.u .,.,d caoHllnctoon bl ,, ·~···•o•r>l . S•u•dy poly p •op11ent D~OPIN IH~ BU(~fT C~1ld•rn DOLL COACH fea tures wh1te body wi th prirt t heavy grode Hood . Body 18"x10" wi th 6" wheek Push er 71 b" high, p lated tubular , sl'!!el from<;! ~ h oppirtg bog, oil tubu lar, " Du c he~~ " (Oil sprirtg un de rgea r, 3 Bow Hood. $528 ,• HECK'S REG • . TOY DEPT. TOY DEPT• $6.94 PONY PARADE TEA SET TRAIN Dl Th is toy ho ~ oil the action of o real Me rry -Go·Round ... colorf ul litt le ponie~ that go. up ond down and arou nd to a cha rming musical tu ne. A d ear plastic dome cover~ the lop Ortd the kn ob atop the toy storh the Swin musical 'TIOVement. 23 PIECE Service for 4 Set. Plastic cons1ruction. BATTERY OPERATED PRICES IN EFFECT THESE DATES ONLY Animated smoke stock , Di sney friends move up and down as frain moves along . Batteries nof included. $4.99 $3.1 8 HECK'S REG. $5.58 TOY DEPT. T'Y DEP,'r. Trwn A-l!ab/. IS cbodoe~t h.,i:>y d"n k<and ..-ill onl~ "'" 'w hen yo~ wQnl ,, 10 by pc1!1n9 bullan en Itt b<" O; Nc -bclteroet ote ne<:e"my Fully IC•n•td 1ah .lnyl f-.o<><J . cr"'' and le9'· Reeled he" Sleep•rg e1 01 . long rv• led la 1he1. ? ~·•<• '"'"med O<illot '"'" Cros h !!rn' !Ogetfte r, put 'e-m bock again. New ems, ne w color~, excit ing decals . All the e~<ilemen t of a real demolitior~ der by. Set wntoirts two ~peciol lly·Clport Srno~h Up Cor ~ , tw o jump romps, two power T· ~fi{k; and ~eparo te TOY DEPT. TOY DEPT. MOTHER HEN . TARGET GAME BOP BAG . ~ E~tro large . 17"1114'' full color target. Direc t hit Ort oo,go<l Choose from Frosty, Scatter Bra in, releo~e~ egg irt to ba sket .- Co mplete w ith 3 plastic Banana Splits , Tarzah and Bot· new dart gun 6" long and 3 suc ti on-cup darts. FARM TRACTOR & TRA·ILER man styles . $1 !? Qyeo I 8 1.nche • long. hu,ky doe '"'" deta ohng , buo l! lc• yeo< I cl pl011 ~• d • yel · Ia..- ond g•een relk>w <ala• ,~.- b •no i <Ofll loailet v n~•1<he1 tiU""9 ...~eel ~peoot~1 dewl ~ . $666 HECK'S REG . HECK'S REG. $8.33 HECI<'S REG. •7.97 HECK'S REG. $5.66 TOY DEPT. TOY DEPT. $3.38 HECK'S REG. $3.18 TOY DEPT. TOY DEPT. NEW BORN DOLL · Rooted infant ha ir, movi ng eye s and mama v.oice . Asso rted baby outfit s. . TEA SETS TOOTSIETOY ROADMASTER SET CHOICE HECK'S REG. HECK'S REG. $1.54 $7.84 TOY DEPT. $5.77 TOY DEPT. $2~~H HECK'S REG. $2.99 HECK'S REG. $3.38 TOY DEPT. .TOY DEPT. $]99 . . TOY DEPT. ~~~~~~H~L~D~A~Y~ 6FT. GREEN SCOTCH PINE GENERAL ELECTRIC L·7 COOL BRIGHT 35-LIGHT MINIATURE TREE LIGHT SET I I styles. . 35-LIGHT . MINIATURE TREE LICHT SET from cr~tol or umbre ll a 2 wor in CHOICE $1 HECK'S REG. Ho~her HECK'S REG . $2.18 $699 SANTA OR SNOW MAN HECK'S REG. $3.18 TOY DEPT. HECK'S REG. $9.99 $499 ·. TOY DEPT. ,._ • l{! "x60' 3 re el gift TOYDIPT. ribbon. ~-·. 17'' Holly w,., , ~ ..,, ,., b"gh< pcly t-..c t ont lto•tl dt(croted .. ,,n ,!leeked rtd bo ..-., o<_poin- Choose from 5 roll ju...enile wrap or 2 ro ll foiltane or paper wrap . S...ilt e~ti -.ly ol i!HI. S.Omlen; ~n• •a <» 1i1o "'"~ <ontoi ner, A1Mmble1 Wllf>oul loo l1. lhlft <Kl 1uo lm•nl l<•e<•l lo• ''" <Jiiu......,nl . W.fl lok• lreeo ta l ~ 1n. !run•. Walet <<>p<><it1 1 Yi pin!, ltg l jl<ln 16in. 88( TOY DEPT. 12 COUNT JUMBO SIZE 38( flt<OI $199 HECK'S REG. CHRISTMAS WRAP REG • . . $1.99 HECK'S REG. 48' 56' TOY DEPT. TOTOfPT. TOY DEPT. ~. ,, .... , 'J ?,: ~k~~~ ..... r .,,,. GLASS ORNAMENTS 3 HECK'S REG. $144 99 2 }:. " Glass Tree Om omenb Choo'*l! from styles. $1. ror 1111'1. EACH CHOICE HECK'S HECK'S REG. $1 • 19 BAG OF BOWS ......,., CHRISTMAS TREE STAND CHOICE · EACH HECK'S REG. $6.88 $1.84 TOY DEPT. 6 Ft. 46 Branches. Come5 with rnetal sto nd . Flame retardant . 32 INCH ELECTRIC multi - color~ . 99( ~~H CHRISTMAS TREE 15-LICHT TREE LICHT SET I *ANY ITEM THAT SELLS FOR .... $2°1 TOSJOO *ANY ITEM THAT SELLS FOR .... s3o1 Tossoo *ANY ITEM THAT SELLS FOR .... sso1Tos7oo *ANY ITEM THAT SELLS FOR ... $701 TO $1 $228 Choose from 3 styles. Service for 4 . A giant set f'!!olu ri ng popular rood houling vehi d es. ' A ~ ond~ome new package odd~ mol< imum soles oppeolto the del u ~e par ty vtersion of · America's favo rite family game. This un ique game com.bine5 th e skill , strategy and aggrava tio n ol' the original AGGF!.AVATION with o circu· lor short cu t optio n that build~ a ~hole new playing con· ce pt into the game . DELUXE AGGRAVATION guarantees hour s of enjoyment lor '2 to 6 ployen of oil age~ . PLASTIC • *ANY ITEM THAT SELLS FOR.......... s1oo *ANY ITEM THAT SELLS FOR .... s1o1 Tos2oo AGGRAVATION GAME BUBBLE GUM BANK $11.2 HECK'S REG. ITEMS & PRICES BELOW DO NOT INCLUDE HANES OR GOLDEN FRUIT"'F THE LOO.. . · ""' • • M MERCHANDISE DELUXE TARRSON 22" SOFT BODY ' HECK'S REG. IS"TRAIN-A- SMASH-UP DERBY SET TOY DEPT. WALT DISNEY '"~IKAI HORSMAN KENNER $13.99 HECK'S REG . TOY DEPT. .. ill HECK'S REG . $12 .88 PLAY PHONE $238 Ro~-~8 ~~~~~~ <!c~~~~~ ~Y~~o. Y~'ll ' Reodr •too do thoo Wlldtrne" .. ltgnol for 1-.olp, w'....:""" il oelld• •n l •o-bl l i Aird 1-.olp ptc<tct tM '"""01'"''"' b.<"""' ~""" undero tortd_" blnet 1~1 mobtlt l•tiO poe ~ (Cn to•nl ~'"tope Voew / S.11nol Unol, ~ A ~" ' Con1olt ond Gllidtt ; CO<Jt ot• J'o11<k, Compo,.(Rong•• ·On"'""" finder), ln oniblo Sfa,.: Com!IIIID<· '"' '""' Po..-o• PO< k, Slor Fo~der HECK' S REG. TALKING FAIRY QUEEN It tolk ~! Lift lhe receive•, push the special button ond lhe phone ploy~ one of ten different say ings. Child con corry on o reol converso lion , Rmgs when dio l~d - A musl lor oil lill ie lolb. Authen11' scole mo de-l in sole, dur~:~ble pla11ic. Rum on one"('' bolle ry ( rtQI irtcluded) . READY RANGER Ju~tthe th ing lor your juni or b uilders. lmagirtotive ~I he lps develop coordination and imagi na tion. Contains motor trai ler tlotb'!!d, movable for k lilt, Jwo loading plotfori'J'Is, three pallets, three wood b locb, warehouse, none tower and crone. conveyor belt ond tw o gates. Non -t o~ic. No boller ies needed . stop" the night airport scene. ( Pylon worb on 5 " 0 " cell batter · ies, not included .) AURORA PUTT-PUTT CONSTRUCTION SET BUSY BUS or TOTS for TALI(ING PICTURE NIGHT FLIGHT . GIRLS MATTEL HASBRO book , gogg les and completl! for ES IN EFFECT THROUGH SUN. DEC. 9 $133 · EACH TOY DEPT. CHRISTMAS PAPER 4 Rolls 26 ":~e .56" ~ropping Paper. * ANY ITEM THAT SELLS FOR... s15o~o Gift-- 77( *ANY ITEM THAT SELLS FOR... S2Q0los25 ANY ITEM. THAT SELLS FOR ... s25°1Tos HECK'S REG. 99' TOY DEPT. r;;:;~~1..~· \ s.~.~~~~.~R~"· .\ ver or Gold Tinsel Gar· land . l * ~NY ITEM THAT SELLS FO-R.... S]Q01Tos35 CHOICE t' J 99( EACH t HECK'S REG. $1.58 ror IJIIiT. HECK'S REG. $1.99 . TOY DEPT. I . *ANY IT~M THAT SELLS FOR ... S]501Tos4ooo ' . . • i • 7.0 �19 - The Datly Senttnel Middleport Pomeroy 0 13- The Daib Sent mel Mtddleport Pomero) 0 Dec ~ 1973 SA~~~~'i.g~es Sentrne • l ~,sm·~n~¥t~i.!::~fr!/~~ he-rein reterred mun c pat ty to as he IN~~=~:T~~N n the Coun y of Meigs Oh 0 al h !!i ott ce n the Mun c pat Hall n the mun c pal 1 unt 1 lO AM on tha- 15th da) Decem be 1973 at wh rn t me t he b ds w 1 be pub! ely opened and read DEADLINES bv ordinance pa:iSi!'d November 16 1973 e dsshall be sea ed ;,nd endorsed B ds for Nates sa d notes w 11 be- da ed he 17th day ot December 1973 w 1 be In the denomna on of Sl .40() CO each w 1 d aw n terest payable sem annua yon the t rst day of June and ot December of e-ach yea beg nn ng June 197J at he ate of S'lx per centv n { pe t J pe annum Anyone des 6r ng o do so may present a b d for sad notes based upon the r bear ng a d fferent ra e of nterest buf not n excess of s x percen t prov ded tha where a fra c t ona nterest rate s b d such fract on shal be one e ghth of one percent or a mull p e thereof Sad notes mature as fo ows Sl 400 00 on the f rst day of December n each of the years from 1974 to 983 nc uslve Sa d notes are ssued o purchase f re apparatus Sad notes are payab e a any Me gs Coun y Bank ng n st tut on and are suppor ed by taxes and genera evenue funds sad b ds w be prompt y cons dered and said notes w be sod to the h ghest b dde offer ng the owest nte est ra e at not less than par and a c crued nterest The owes! n eres rate w II be determ ned by ca culat ng he Iota nterest to stated matur tv at the rate b d and deduct ng therefrom he prem um b d If each of two or more b ds s the h ghest b d offer ng the owest nterest a e the notes w II be awa ded on suc h one of sad h ghest b ds as s chosen by ot A B ds mus be accompan ed by cash bank. Ca!.h er s or off c a s check or ce rt fed check payab e to he mun c pal tv or any com b nat on thereof aggregat ng one Dercent of t he par amount of the notes b d tor upon cond ton thllt t the b d s accepted he b dder w rece ve and pay for suc h note s n accordance w th he terms and prov sons of th s notice Any such check sha not be ssued or cert f ed by the b dder Sur; h secur ty sha be he d by the mun c pa tv unused pend nQ de very of he notes and forfe ted as fu quldated damages n the event of defau t by the successful b dder 1 s con temp a ted that the eg stat ve author ly of the muncpaltywl mee Bf7PM on the 7th day of December 1973 to cons der sa d b ds and make an award The notes w be delve ed a the off ce of the unde s gned Before mak ng tender of the notes at the pace of de ve y M mun c pa ty sha I g ve wr tten not ce to the successfu b dder not ater than the h rd day before the p oposed tender of the fa c t that he notes and Ira n sc r pt w be ava abe for de very and g v ng the date and hour for the tender a he sa d p ace of de ve y p ov ded owever hat noth ng here n c:onta ned sha prevent he mak ng of a mutua y agreeab e arrangement to the del very of the notes e !her a the p ace I xed for de very o elsewhere f such not ce ha s not been 9 ven by he mun cpa ty or wa ved by the successfu b dder and the notes and transcr pt are not ava abe tor de very o he successfu b dder at such pace of de very on or befo e 2 00 noon of the h rl eth ca end a day after he day f xed to he rece pt of b ds and he sue cessfu b dder sha not be n defau t of any of h sob ga ons he shal have the r ght the eafter and so ong as no such enderby the mun c patty sha yet have been made o cance the contrac of pu c hase such ghl o be eKer c sed by de ver ng o he un ders gned o to h s off ce dur ng bus ness hou s wr tten not ce of such cancel at on Such b dde sha I thereupon be ent ed to the return of he depos wh c h accompan ed h s b d and s ha be retur ned to h m m med ate y The r gh s reserved tore ec 1 I 5 PM Oay Be fore Pub! cat on Monday Dead ! ne9a m tor the purchase of bond s of the rnlm c pal ty n the aggrega e amountofSl-400000 auhorled Classz•fi ed s Get R esul ts.' for Cance la1 on - w be~acc~~~~ct ~nf Y u Correct ons 9 am for ca 1 on • REGULATIONS Th:e Pub sher r ese ves the r ght o ed or r e ect any ads deemed ob eel on a The pub sh er w no t be respon s ble or more han one n cor ec nser t on RATES For W•nt Ad Serv ce scents per Word one nsert on M n mum Charge $1 oo 4 cents per word hree consecu t ve nse t on$ 26 cents pe wo d s K con secut ve nsert ons 25 Per Cent 0 scount on pad ads ;:~nd ads pa d w th n 10 days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S2 00 for so word m n mum E:ach add I ona word 3c Bl!NOAOS Add I on a 7Sc Cha ge pe Advert semen! OFFICE HOURS 8 JO " m to 5 00 p m oa y 8 30 a m to 2 00 Noon Silfurday ORDINANCE NO 00 73 An Ordnance to estab sh V llage obs and wage rates and estab t sh ng legal tlol days vacat ons and s ck leave ® ~ I I Pomeroy Motor ( 0 • 2 SIGNS Of QUAliTY l Reduced •t095 1910 DODGE POLARA • 4 doo fa ctory a r automaf c transm lss on power s teer ng & brake s good wh te wa t res wh te- f n sh vnyl roof rado heavyduty suspenson $895 1968 CHEV BELAIR f t rad o 4 Door V 8 automat c powe r steer ng ac ory a r Reto good tires r eal c lean nter or sharp b ue f n sh s99o 1968CHEVELLE4 OR Automat c tans v 8 e ng ne rad 0 good t res 5595 blue I n s h ranges Many 9 tt t erns toys 8 track tapes NEW 51 99 KUHL S BARGAIN CEN TER Rt 7 at caul on I ghl TUPPERs PLAINS !open everyday except Monday ) 17 2 61 c ___________ ....... __ S HEARED WHITE P NE Xmas trees need es really s tay on K UHL S BARGA N CE NTER Rl 7 at caut on gh Tuppers Pia ns l 2 2 181 , RunS off tractor p T 0 SlSO Pau Karr m e !'lor h of Chester Oh o 12 4 Jtc Locally Grown 606 E Mam Pomert?.Y_ From the laroest T ..... Bulldozer Rad ator to ~ma lest Heater cor~ Nalhan 81ggs Rad a tor Spec1ahst "'" Pomero OlifiCE SUPPLIES Builtto Your Specs l>ehvtrt'd lo Job Sltli SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC.~ Ph "9l2114 992 209R "nd HOGG & ZUSPAN FURNJrURE MATERIALS CO Stop In and See Our Floor D1s..2_!aY!_ Mason 773 5554 W Va ---------- 19 HEAb ot Horses Reg stered Tenn Wa k ng Horses Regs ered Quar:ter Horses Grade Horses and Pon es $.40 and up Ca J67 H81 or 388 9991 2 4 lOtc spreader CHRISTMAS TREES POMEROY HOME & AUTO WOOD TRUSSES new us.ed furn lure ----------USED John Deere manure For Rent or Sale ELECTR C stove refr gerator b own stud o couch black and wh te TV electr c ou tar and amp ca 992 2960 after 2 p m 2 4 3tp -- ----- -- FOR RENT or sa e 1973 mob e ALTO - Saxophone and case homes 2 1 m les from Used 2 yea s Phone 985 4 33 Harr sonv e Phone 742 382 2 4 Jtc II 29 fc 972 JSO NOVA SS Exce en! cond ton ca 992 5196 after 5 EXP .. RT Wheel A11gnment •5.55 -Gene's Body Shop Ph On Most Amencan cars - 5271 See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 7089 Pamtmg A Specialty Pomeroy Home & Auto Areas Most Reasonable Pr1ces Otten 8Til5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E Maul Pomeroy 0 -~ V"AU~ILt nsurance been cllncelled? Lost your operator s cen!e Call 992 7428 • 615tfc f<tv -------- - for Sale ____ BRADFORD'S 6 7 30 - Rocky & Bu lw nkle 13 New Zoo Revue6 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 8 10 Sesa me St 33 Lass e 6 New Zoo l 1 N1ght 992 3525 or 992 5232 All work guaranteed - THURSDAY DEC 6 1973 6 00 - Sunr se Sem nar 4 Sacred Heart 10 6 15 - Amer ca s Problems 10 6 20 - Farm Report 13 6 25 - Paul Harvey 13 6 30 - B1ble Answers 8 Patterns lor l v1ng 13 News 6 F ve M nutes to l ve By 4 6 35 - Columbus Today 4 6 45 - Cprncob Report 3 Farmt me 10 7 00 - Today 3 4 15 News 8 10 Fl ntstones 13 Romper Room Water L1nes 1nd Power L1nes All work done by the foot or contract Also dozer work and septic tanks n stalled Lincoln H1ll Pomeroy 0 GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 Real Estate For Sale 992 DITCHING SERVICE 6 ROOMS and bath n town Be orda ned by he Counc Sll 000 Ca l 992 397S. or 992 pm - --of he V age of M dd epa 1 as 2571 2 4 6tc fo ows 9 28 tfc MOBILE home repa r Elec 2STUODEDsnow mud I res G Sec That he fol ow ng 1r cal plumbing and heatlnp LO,SE we ght w lh New Shape 70 14 used 1 w nler both for wage sea e s he eby adopted Phorle 992 5858 Tab ets and Hydrex Water A LOVELY new Hom e 2m le S25 Phone 992 5292 tor emp ovee of the v age of 7 15 tfC P s at Dutton Drug n from Me gs H gh Schoo 2 56 p -------_,._, M ddleport ddteport and Ne son Drug M Three bedrooms two baths Ch ef of Po ce $60-l 00 per 2 4 3tp ful basement w th two car REDUCE excess f u ds w th mon h Browne II Ave garage Large ot $27 500 F u dex - Lose we ght w h Regu a Pa roman $2 60 pe A so re cently remodeled oex A D et capsu es at M1dd lepor1, 0 hour three bedroom ode home n CA RPENTER work masonry Ne son Drugs Regu a Patro man after 11 s Snow Ttre T1me 1 Pomeroy Price of S15 000 12 5 lip Po ce Schoo ng $2 65 per hour work general emode ng by ncludes furn ture Owner w Extra Po ce S2 60 per hour hour or contract Phone 993 nelp finance ether of these CLOSE OUT on new Z g Zag CO-OP COUNTRY Superv sor of V ace 3511 two propert es Call 593 S667 Sew ng Mach nes For sew ng 11 2261p Ma ntenance S694 28 per GU N Shoot Sunday Dec 9 Athens stretch fabr cs buttonho es SQUIRE 120 mon h 1973 1 p m M e H 1 Road 12 2 30!c INTERIOR pant ng by houror fancy des gns etc Pant Street Emp oyees 40 hour Facto y choked guns only s ghlly b em shed Cho ce of week S2 50 per hour contract Phone 992 5083 Assorted meats Sponsored by Pos hve Stop and Go In Mud carry ng case or sew ng 12 4 71c Pool and Park D rec o Rae ne F re Depa rtment & Snow stand S49 eo cash or terms S367 SO per month 12 4 4tc ava abe Phone 992 2984 L feguards S 1 oo oe hour w LL HAUL coa n Me gS and ALL SIZES IN STOCK 12 5 tiC $259 8 Secre arv to Mayo Mason area 6J8 E Main --- - per month St eet Pomeroy Let Us Install Now "Good Neighbor" ELECTROLUX Sweeper deluxe 12.44tc Ex t a C er ca He p S2 J5 pe mode Camp ete w th al hour a e needs see Fo a o~ c lea n ng atta c hment s and Cle k Ceme tery Trustees EXPERIENCED pa nter SUPER SERVICE STA uses paper bags S ghtly used $74 38 per month Snowden Stephen nter or and exter or Phone 9._ Jack W Carsey Mgr Vo untee F rem en S 2 00 per but c eans and oaks ke new 98S J95l se tor $37 25 cash or W year 55J Russell St 12 s 26tp ~ Phone 992 9932 terms ava able Phon e 99 2 counc man (not to exceed 24 (Gravel H1lll meet nos $4 00 o~r meet no 2984 Middleport Oh1o Board of Pub! c Affa rs (no o 12 5 fc ---Phone 992 7155 eKceed 12 meet ngs $4 00 ~r 1960 FORD ranch wagon 5 good meet ng 970 HEAVY duty truck S 500 ~ ~:~~;~at frst sght 1s a con 5T"lE FAIIM INSURANCE COMI",ft,NU5 tires set for parts Date C erk Board of Pub c A 1965 Mustang 4 speed 5550 LARGE 2 bedroom a electr c It that saves a lot of t me ~' "0' ' tl BloQm n~·oo II .~oo! Sh nn :222 Beech Street fa rs SA09 50 per month apartment vear o d Also 196() Intern at ona 8 ft Van M ddleport 992 28 7 money AND t w II be Extra C er ca He p Bd of rooms for 2 construct on S250 sma a r com pre ssor 12.43tp FL ETCHER P ano Serv ce Publ c Affa rs } $2 0 per hour LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT workers must have $85 tab e saw SSO .40 assort.ed ca 1 698 Tun ng & Repa 0 spate her 550 00 per month respons ble persons Phone bolt es very old 525 per a 21 N YOU INSPECT ONE 64 VW BUG runs good Phone 773 C e rk of Water Departmcn 992 7666 tor appo ntment to nch Zen th portable SJO OF THESE HOMES 6 26 p 99:2 5235 or 992 591() after 5 S2 35 per hour see or 992 7017 Phone 992 2368 Water Meter Readers & pm 12 4 Jtc 12 2 4tc 12 5 6tc Repa rnen $3 02 per hour ( KOSCOT KOSMET CS & WIGS Just ofl Rt 3J - A NEW Spec a s each mo nth We w I mes ove 40 hours $4 53 pe HOME ond 17 ACRES 3 FM rad o s tereo 8 tra ck 1970 GTO Ram Air V PS PB g lad Y Show you ou ne of AM hou TRA LER n Syracuse on tape comb nat on 4 speaker lovely bedrooms double a r cond new t res ow App ent ce Water Dept o Kosmet cs n he pr vacy of large ot Adu ts on y Ca 1 sou nd system Ba an ce m eage Phone (3()4 99:2 2993 San ita y Sewer S2 70 per hour your home af you co n closets Modern colored bath 992 3525 5 03 49 or use our budget 11286tp Water Oepar ment Ex ra ven ence Rem em be Ch s 124tfc w th shower Mom the k t terms Ca 992 3965 he p $2 50 pe r hour mas s not far away so phone 2 26 c chen has 29 ft cab nets Meehan c S2 8 per hour He en Jane B own 992 5113 J BEDROOM tra er con range and Ref and a large Cus od an $35 DO pe month 9 fc s ruct on workers preferred Ceme tery Sexton $67 36 pe LOT S of chrysanthemums tor d n ng area laundry room ca 992 2960 after 2 p m 1971 ALL ELECTR C W ndsor sa e fed grown We on y month HAVE YOUR t ophy mounted 2 4 Jtp Carpet 'hg 2 car garage Re el o spatche $2 0 per mob le home 60x12 3 have one color yet ow 0 - - - - - - deer heads sma an rna s 25x30 Barn 20x42 New h')Ur bedroom air cond toner 13 bu.n c hes for $5 We have some MODERN 2 bedroom iurn shed and b rd s Howa d B rchf e d foot Expando 1 acre ~;~round AI extra hours fo hourly out n tu 1 b oom some us! fences Made ust for you Mu berry S reef Rut and upsta rs apartment 575 per on o d Route 33 north of Rock emp oyees w I be a he hOurly budd ng Reyno ds F ower Phone 7A2 6834 and the farn ly Dad S22 500 month no pets depos 1 Spr ngs Cal 992 5677 after 6 snop Mason W Va Ca 773 a e 26 tfc equ red Robert H 1 Rae ne pm Sec That secretar a --------- - - - - - 51 47 949 381 TUPPERS PLAINS c e cat and or bookkeep ng 9 26 tfc 12 4 ttc 11 30 81c F LOWERS fo Ch stmas tor MUST S ELL AT pNCE record Keep ng hour y em the hOme decoral on Sprays p oyees be emp oyed at a here s the buy of a I fet me 3 12 X 44 TRA LER 1970 mode 2 w ea hs pots ba:skefs for SALT FOR CE AND SNOW PRIVATE meet ng room tor max mum of 35 hours pe week Rock sa t for ownsh ps yr s old 3 BR ,w1th closets ceme ery Also o s of g fts bedroom Phone 742 5878 any organ 1at on phone 992 except for an emergency hat owns and bus n.esses n modern bath lovely kitchen Sma ey s G t Shop Ch es er 3975 11 30 .4tc sha a se sad emergency of bu ks and bags tor ce and Oh o Phone 985 J537 J 11 ttc lots of cab nets & range ex tra hoU s o be approved by snow Excels or Sa I Works 29 6 c 971 H LLCR;EST 3 bedrooms large d n ng area ut I ty Counc I Phone 992 3891 central a r condlt on ng ca fc 3 AND 4 ROOM turn shed and Sec The to low ng are room carport carpeted 99'2 5296 after 5 p m unfurn shed apa tments hea h The Cou t hereby dec ared as ega DUE to throughout all electr c Phone 992 5434 12 4 6tp ho days for th e emp oyees of go out of s reel Cab w $ 6 000 4 12 tt c the V 1 age of M dd epo t New bus n~ss the Oth of December GROCERY bus ness for sa~ 957 2 BEDROOM mob le home f no ~old w sac f ce for Yea s Day Memor a Day Bu d ng ror sa e or ease SYRACUSE - OWNER HAS redone on nslde New fur $5 500 Ca 1 992 71 6 Thanks lndpendence Day La bor Day Mason W Va Phone 77J 5618 from 8 30 p m TRAILER BEEN TRANSFERRED nace f oor~ng carpet s nk Thanksg v ng Day Chr stmas fo a the pat on age over the coup e on y phone 992 569J to 0 p m tor appo nfment top cab nets v ng room Th s home- just over 2 years 3 20 tfc 6 tfc pas yea rs Day su te 51 800 Phone 992 6367 29 8tp Sec v That sa d sa ar cs old Hardwood floor.s car 12 4 3tc tor rent Phone a e e lroact ve to November pet ng drapes Lovely COAL FOR SALE JAYMAR APARTMENT w h he excep on of the 742 655 or 992 2550 COAL COMPANY THE k tchen w th range lots of 12 2 6tc Meehan c wh ch s retroact ve ME GS & GALLIA L NE to Oc obe cab nets too Laundry room STATE ROUTE 7 AT Sec V Each ful t me em Modern colored bath w th CHESH RE OPEN 7 AM SMALL tra er dea for couple p oyee of the V age sha I be 0 m es north of Pomeroy T LL 6 JO PM 5 DAYS A shower 3 n ce bedrooms en t ed o s c k eave n the $75 per month Ca 992 7479 WEEK PHONE 992 5693 Carport You can move now amount of one and one fourth 11 2J tfc b dS 235 c <~ days per month and sha - spend Xmas n your own v Iage of Rae ne be en led o accrue sa d s c k SINGLE bed apartment n home $21 000 WE HAVE a you upho sterv eave up to one nundr ed twen y By Mae C e and M dd epo t Share bath Cal 28 New Homes To Be LET US SELL YOUR need s Bur ap den m 120 days af er 5 p m 992 J 73 c. ' camb c foam g ue z ppe s Sec VI Each fut t me em SOLD PROPERTY ( 1 2 28 12 5 3tc tack ng s p spr ngs and 12 S 41p ployee of the v age nclud ng HENRY E CLELAND At c l ps ch pboard butt on - - - - - - - -- - - - - fu It me hour y rate employees tw ne sew ng tnread egs 3 BEDROOM house n YOUR Sha be ent t ed dur ng each USED PUBLIC NOTICE up ho stery books dacron Pomeroy L v ng room FRIENDLY BROKER yea a ter the f r st year to two TO B DOER S webb ng spr ng tw ne ta cks d n ng room some wall to and weeks vacat on exc ud ng ega 992 2259 SUBJECT Purchase of we t cord cotto n sw ve wat ca rpet ng f replace full ho days w th pay Emp oyees REPOSSESSED Sc hoo Buses II no answer 9tl 156~ bases and foam foam foam basement 2 car garage $1JO FOR The Board ot Educa on w h f fleen or more years Pomeroy Recovery 622 East per month Phone 1 (J04) 743 PRICES of the Southern Loca Schoo l se rv ce sha l be en ted o three Ma n S reef Pom e roy Phon e 6326 0 str ct Box 176 Rae ne Oh o weeks vacat on w th pay each 12 5 6tc To make room for the 992 7554 year +++++ 11 20 26t c -Sec v 1 A I Ord nances n many new un1ts Sea led propo sa s w be - ---TRAILER Browns Tra er rece ved by the Boa d of con i ct w th th s Ord nance are Park Phone 992 3324 arnvmg m Jan 1974 AKC Reg stered oy chaco ate Educat on of the South ern Loca l hereby repeated 125tfc sec V 1 Th s Ord n an ce DELAYED pood es Lov ab e Chr stmas Sc hool 0 str ct of Rae ne Oh o g It s Phone 992 5066 at the Clerks off ce unt 12 00 sha take effecf and be n fo ce /11 qtl B Tt .!lord Sr DELIVERY 2 5 6tc o clock noon on Dec 7 973 and from and af er November Brnk·'' 973 AVAILABLE at that t me opened by the c erk Passed the 19th day of 110 ,'/H'I hd!l '( 'ltrr o•l of sa d board as prov ded by aw With the exception of a November 973 SMALL house completely for 2 (66 passenger schoo PomProy. Ohto .J)/69 turn shed Bachelor s hide buses accord ng to Attest Gene Grate small deposit away Phone 992 5786 C erk spec f cat ons of sa d board of CAS H pad for at makes and Dav d W Oh nger BUSINESS And 4 bedrooms 11 27 7tc educat on Separate and n NO MONEY modes of mob le homes Pres dent of Counc I bath garage and all stock dependent b ds w II be rec e ved Phone area code 614 1123 9531 28 12 5 2tc w th respect to the chass s and TWO bedroom house at 473 ncluded n the sale Small 4 13 tfc NEEDED UNTIL body type ~nd wi s tate hat Sycamo re Street n M d town locat on $25 000 00 or let s The Almanac UPHOLSTERY Fabr CS by the deport Vacant Call 992 5J10 the buses when assembled and JANUARY 1974 yard 54 n ches w de as ow as pr or to del very comp y w h 11 21 26tc talk By United Press International CORNER cupboa rds wa I S 95 per yard velvets as ow cupboards chests o d guns all school d str ct INCOME - 2 bedrooms n ce 1 YEAR Today ts Wednesday Dec 5 as S3 45 mporled ve vets spec f cat ons a sa fety any cond ton Also b ue I ving large d n ng w th oak W LDWOOD ESTATSS now $9 95 We a so have ny on regutat ens and current Oh o the 339th day of 1973 w1th 26 to decorated stonewa re Wr te GUARANTEE offer ng and sa es for your floors bath c ty water hercu on cotton prints P 0 BoK 44 Mart nsburg M n mum Standards for Schoo BEST SERVICE futu e home Located on Flat $5 000 00 v nyls and remnants by the Oh o 43935 o ca I 484 4440 Bus Construct on o f he foliow Woods Road between Stele yard or by the p ece Pomeroy Department of Educat on after7pm IN The moon 1s approachmg 1ts Routes 7 and 33 ten m nute NEARLY NEW - Most of the Recovery 622 East Ma n 8 8 90tc adopted bY and w th th e con sen furniture ncludlng stove and dr veto Pomeroy 40 h acres OHIO VALLEY ......._ - - - Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 of the 1"'1 rector of H ghway full phase of rura I v ng w th a I ut 1 t e$ refngerator 2 bedrooms bath 11 20 26tc Safety pursuant to Sect on The mormng stars are ava ab e n a sett ng of a carport 4511 76 of the Rev sed Code and River lot Only OLD turn tu e oak tabes tranqu I atmosphere where Mercury and Saturn FOAM of II your o d couch and all other pert nent prov sons o c ocks ce boxes brass beds Ia I trees meet blue sk es n $10 500 00 char cush ons as ow as (OW d shes or com plete The evemng stars are Venu s unspo led part of rural WAY OUT - One acre 2 an $ 0 95 Upho stery books only Spec f cat ons and n househo ds Wr te M D Amer cana never before bedrooms F A furnace T P Mars and Jupiter SOc 4 nc h covered foa n struct ons to b dder s are on t e M I er Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o offered n our area Ex mattresses tor standard s ze n the off ce of he C erk ca I 992 6271 ... Thooe born on th1s date are c us ve pr vate zoned for water Just $4 000 00 bed 129 95 Pomeroy Treasurer Rae ne Oh o Phone 5 13 tfc 2 APARTMENTS - Rent one DOWNTOWN your protect on to res dental under the sign of Sag1ttanus Recovery 622 E Ma n 949 5601 convent ona homes cost ng I ve n the other Corner lot n Pome oy Phone 992 7554 The Board of Edu ca on BELPRE American mov1e maker Walt STEEL cast ron etc Ca 985 not less than S20 000 and up 11 20 26tc reserves the r ght to re eel any town $13 500 00 or what would 4297 OHIO Ra se your ch ldren n a batk Dtsney was born Dec 5 1901 and all b ds 1 25 tfc to nature movement offer ng you give' By Order of the Board of On this day m history A L T 0 saxophone and case clean country a r garden LARGE HOME AND RENTAL Educat on Used 2 years Phone 985.4133 pots h k ng tra Is hunt ng - In M ddleport on good street In 1776 the first scholastic Nancy Carnahan 1 3 Jtc opportun t es n your own One acre of nice lay ng land Clerk Treasurer of fratermty m America - Phi area and ten m nutes from Southern Loca Royal Oak Park fOfl other Ask ng $17 500 00 Schoo D st r ct Beta Kappa-was orgamzed at CAR hop wanted a so k tchen eXcELS OR Sat Works E Ma n St Pomeroy All k nds act v ties Landscat:~ ng trees PRIVACY - In town but over Rae ne Oh o 4577 he p App y n person Crow s W1iham & Mary College m of salt water pellets water already grow ng on your one acre Has 2 bedroom house Steak House nuggets bock sa t and own Vlrgmta future homes te and r ch so 1 w th gas F A furnace Nice (ll) 14 21 28 ( 2J 5 .4tc 11 27 10tc Oh o R ver Sat Phone 992 preva s everywhere un In 1848 Prestdent James Polk shade trees Only $11 500 00 3891 touched by mans atest In 6 5 tfc conftrmed the discovery of gold PAYROLL vent ons Buy one acre or BOOKKEEPER FURNISHED - Start r ght on more to f t your tuture needs NOTICE OF fu I t me employment EK this great buy 2 bedrooms m Cahforma leadmg to the Front acre lots front ng on APPOINTMENT per ence helpful Call for bath n ce k tchen and porch hard surface road now Case No 21 088 famed Gold Rush of 1848 and Your Favonte Country nterv ew appo ntment ava lable to puy for S3 000 per In Pomeroy Only $15 000 00 Est•te of Thomas Burke 49 N SCO 742 4311 Ext 241 MUSIC Stars VISit On acre M n farms ava lable In Dena ud 11 30 nc 5 acre pots for S2 000 per In 1933 Prohibtlton was Notice s hereby g ven that WE HAVE OVER 4Q acre Good land for future Ruby Burke of Coolv lie Oh o abolished when Utah hecame WANTED Meehan c Zerk e PROPERTIES FOR YOU TO bu ld ng s tes s hard to f nd R D 2 has been duly appo nted Truck ng Com pony Phone and s fast d sappear ng n our SEE 3 ASSOCIATES IN 'fWO Adm nlstratr lx of the Estate of the 30th state to ratify the 21st 992 3088 M dd eport area Buy your Shire of Thom"s Burke deceased late Amendment to the US Canst! 30 6tc COUNTIES WHO HAVE JUST Amer ca n an area w th a of Coolv te R o 2 Me gs COMPLETED ANOTHER great future and en oy rural tut10n County Oh 0 REAL ESTATE COURSE AT Amer can a at ts best You Cred tors are requ red to f e In 1972 former President t s a w I agree that RIO GRANDE COLLEGE the r cl•lmS with said f du e ary Par ad se Found 30 minute Harry Truman was hospitalized w thfn four monthS Monday thru Fnday LARGE 2 bedroom al elect c dr ve to new m nes and Gav n Dated tl $ JOth day or With lung congestion On apartment year old also Plant GEORGE S HOB November 197J rooms for 2 construct on STETTER JR REAL A thought for the day workers must be responsible ESTATE BROKER BOX 101 Mannfng D Webster Amencan htstortan Henry persons Phon e 992 7666 for POMEROY OH 0 Judge appointment to see or 992 PHONE 985 4186 - after 4 Court of Common Peas Brooks Adams sa1d ACCideQt 741 4211 Arnold 7017 p m • Probate 0 v son counts for much m companwn Middleport Pomeroy _ 12 3 31C 12 5 3tc slup as m marrt··-re (12) 5 11 )9 3JC Sheared Scotch Pmes WEDNESOAY DEC s 1973 6 00 - News 3 4 8 6 lO 15 ABC News 13 Sesame Street JO PersQnal ty and Sehav ora Development 33 6 30 - NewsJ 4 6 8 10 15 Hogans Heroes 13 7 00 - News 10 What s My l ne 8 Trutb ()( Conse B The Clock 4 Anyth ng YCJu Can Do 13 Elec Cqo 3 6 eat Your Schools JJ 1 Spy 13 10 Know 7 30 - On The Money 4 To Tell The Truth 6 Sale of the (entur 8 Pol ce Surgeon 3 The Judge 10 Beat The Clock 13 KnoX Your Ant iques '20 Episode Ac:t on 33 8 00 - Sonny & Cher 8 10 Adam 1'2 J 4 15 8 1 Mo ers Journal20 33 Rock and Roll Years6 13 Y 8 30 - Conf cts 20 33 Tenafly J 4 15 Move Bloods ot 6 13 p 9 00 - Cannon B 10 0 00 - News 20 Kojak 8 lO Lo'Je Story 3 4 5 wash n ton Debates JJ Owen Marsha 113 B lly Graham Crusade 6 9 00 - NewsJ 4 6 8 10 13 15 Mounta n Scene 33 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Shock A Bye- Baby 6 13 Moves The Pumpk n Eater 8 A Summer Pa ce 10 Janak 33 00 - Tomorrow 3 4 News 13 1 00 - News 4 Sale PRE FABRICATED Revue 13 8 30 - Huck & Yog 6 0 ck Van Dyke 13 6 55 News 13 9 00 - Paul Dixon 4 Brady Bunch 6 Move Love Is a N\any Sp1endored Th ng 13 AM 3 Ph1 l Donahue 15 B ography 33 Abbott and Costello 8 F r endly Junction 10 9 30 - Michaels& Co 6 ToTelltheTruth3 Secret StormS 9 55 - Chuck Wh te Reports 10 lOOO- DnahShore3 15 JokersW d8 10 1030- MkeDouglas6 Baffe3 415 $10000Pyramd810 11 00 - W zard of Odds 3 4 15 Hazel B Gamb t 10 Password 13 l 30 - Brady Bunch 13 Bowl ng 6 Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Love of L fe B lO 1 55 - rBS NewsB DanlmelsWorldlO 11 00 - Password 6 Jeopardy 3 15 Bob Braun s 50 50 Club 4 News 8 10 13 2 30 - SplltSecond6 3Ws3 15 SearchforTomorrowS 10 1:? 45 - Electr c Company 33 2 55 - NBC News 3 15 1 CO - News 6 All My Ch ldren 6 13 Con cent rat on 8 What s My l ne? 10 Not for Women Only 15 1 30 - ThreeonaMatchJ 4 15 ABCsMatneeToday6 13 As the World Turns 8 10 2 00 - DaysofOurLvesJ 4 15 Gudnglght8 10 2 30 Doctors 3 4 15 Edge of N ght 8 10 3 00- Masterp ece Theater 20 Another Wor ld 3 4 15 General Hosp fa 16 13 V rgm an 8 Price s R ght 10 3 30 - Return to Peytoh Pa ce 3 15 One L fe to L ~Je 13 Ph i Donahue 4 Hu ck & Yog 6 Secret Storm 10 4 00 - Sesame Street 33 20 Mr Cartoon and the Banana Spl ts 13 Love Amer can Stye 13 Somerset 15 Speedracer 6 Mov e The Men 0 4 30 G 11 gan s Island 13 I Love Lucy 6 Green Acres J Jeopardy 4 Santa Claus 15 Lucy Show 8 5 00 - M ster Rogers 20 33 1 Dream of Jeann e 13 Andy Gr ff n 8 M sslon lmposs ble 6 Bonanza 3 15 Merv Gr ff n _ - Johmes Beauty Salon NOV SPEC S.12 50 Perm For Reg Ha1r $8 SO ------------- Employment Wanted Nobce ------ ------- -------------- c Auto Sales For Rent ----- ~-- Mobdellomes For Sale ---------- - ----------- DISPERSAL SALE - ------ ~ -- ---- - GET AnENnGN Pets For Sale TEAFORD Real Estate For Sale Wanted To Buy ----- -- MILLER HOMES ------....L.......----Help Wanted 6 JO tf C --------------SEPTIC TANKS <:LEANED REASONABLE rates Ph +l6 4782 Gall pol s John Rus!ell Owner and Operator I 5 1:2 tf c ----.------=--- ~--~ RUTLAND 4 5 30 - Gomer Pyle 13 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Beverly H I b II es 8 E lee Co 33 5 55 - Earl N ght nga e 15 6 00 News6 8 10 Sesame St 20 LIas Yoga & You 33 ABC News 13 New s 3 4 15 6 30 News 3 4 CBS News 8 10 Your Future sNow 33 NBC News 15 ABC News 6 Hogan s Heroes 3 7 00 - Beat the Clock 4 What s My L ne 8 News 10 E ectr c Co 20 V nee Lombard Sc ence and Art of Football 33 Truth or Consequences J 6 Let s Make A DeallJ Ca I of the Roof ng spout ng k tchens and bathrooms Complete remade ng Phone 742 627J 12 3 tfc. --- - - ~ 0 DELL A neMPnt work can be done by appo ntment only at present t me dve to ness n fam ly Phone for ap po ntment 742 3232 1 25 lf c --- ---- WIN AT BRIDGE Insurance pol1cy Contract ·- C BRA.OFORD Auct oneer Complete ser'(l ce Ph9ne 949 J82 Rae ne Oh o cr tt BradfOrd 5 1 tfc ,. 8764 PIANO tun ng ano t-pa y Lar ~Daniels 259 Broadwav Middleport Phone 992 2082 12 2 1'2tp ~~~-:---- RON SHEPARD Floor Wall Remode ng Ceramic 1 le baths Box 28D Rutland 742 J664 6 26 tfc Cal DOZER and back hoe work ponds and septic tanks d t chlng service top soli f I dirt limestoneB&K Escavatlng Phone 992 5367 or 992 3161 9 1 ftc -----~------- ~ and White Sewing-( Mach nes Service on all makes Reasonabfe rates I The Sew ng Center M d dleport Oh o I 11 16 ttcl ELNA North East Treasures Peanut Butter Wmners and caramel peanut Hob Nabs Before she d ftntshed she had orders for !6 boxes - 7 Treasures 6 Wmners and 3 Hob Nobs I praiSed her utdustry and saiesmanshtp alas came the day when the candy was actually deltvered and the hoax was unveiled m all Lt.s squalor There were no Mmt Treasures no Peanut Butter Wumers and not a solttary caramel Hob nor a Nob No Key 111 candy at all m fact Instead Shinybr~te came home w1th 3 Coconut Patltes 3 Almond Clusters and 4 Assorted Prahnes Someone I ad swtt ched the order and she was given candy from the Stuckey people who m turn are a front for the Pet Milk organ zatwn She and the other watfs and moppets stmply couldn t deliver the goods An old switcheroo m the brands and type of candy She took all of us m -friends and neighbors her father her servtceman brother and her mother grandmother and great grandmother Unsuspec tmg vtchms we d ordered the candy m good fatth and got a substitute When asked about the discrepancy she just grmned Trymg to clear her name we contacted a good fri end and veteran teacher at the school and "ere told the Key Ill people just couldn I deliver and the subshtutton was necessary Fme but there s no way Assorted Praline IS a Mmt Treasure nor a Coconut Patty a Peanut Butter Wtnner So were stuck wtth 11 boxes of candy we don I want With ftve boxes yet to be dehvered and a larce nous laughter Oh weli if you re m the Ne tghborhood around Christmas drop by for a prahne But don t let that kid sell you anythmg frtend I reatl wtth much mterest the letter from the wife who was concerned over puttmg aU her mcome m a JOmt account with her husband She worned that he could walk off With everythmg but then she could clean him out too wtth HER Signature If there tsn tmutualtrust theretsn tmuchofaumon Here s how my husbarid and I handle our fmances Everythmg we brmg m goes mto a checking aceount We pay the btlls as they come due Should either of us need money we cash a check At the end of the month the excess goes mto a savmgs account lllJOtnt name There lS never any argwnent about who paysfordmners-out gas toll fees etc for~tts OUR money and whoever has the cash at the ttme shells out Why separate our mcomes mto hlS and hers when tt IS for both" My husband recently opened hts law office so I qmt my outs de JOb and am workmg free for MY lawyer Dtd I say free' True I get no salary but my beneftts arrtve when we work together toward a mutual goal Hts profits are OUR profits My satisfactiOn 1s lookmg mto hiS face and knowmg I m helpmg him accomplish his goals Workmg for free' Maybe Workmg for nothmg? Defm1tely not lncLdentally we ve been marr1ed for stx years and have never argued about money - CAROLE West 15 Hoi ywood Squares 3 W d K ngdom 10 Sa e of the Century 4 To Tel l the T utn 6 Ozz e s G r s 8 Handfu s of Ashes 20 Beat the Clock lJ Johnny Mann ~Stan d Up & Cheer 15 LOOK ng Ahead 33 B 00 - Advocates 20 C r c e of L ghts 33 F p W son 3 4 5 Toma 6 13 Peanut s Cartoon 8 10 8 30 - TheHouseWthout aCh stmasTreeB 0 9 00 - lronsde3 415 KungFu6 13 Catch333J 9 30 - Off the Record 20 Men Wh o Made The Mov es 33 10 00 ..!_ News 2() One N ght Stand 10 Ph adelph a Orchest a 33 ABC Foiles 3 4 15 CBS Reports 10 B I y Graham C usade 6 News 20 Move Crawn Space 8 10 30 Mounta n Scene 33 11 00 - New s B 10 13 Janak 33 News 3 4 6 5 1 3() - Johnny Carson 3 4 5 Mov e R de the W d Su rf 8 N ghtmare Alley 10 1 0() - News 13 Tomorrow 3 4 2 00 News 4 Dear Helen Our money goes mto aJomt checking account Each of us has credit cards but btlls of over $50 we dtscuss first so we won t be hit w1th more than we can pay I manage the check book ond keep fmances stratght because I enjoy 1t and my husband doesn t We each have sepa rate savmgs accounts but m a crisis they are conSidered as one I guess 11 ali bmls down to if you re gomg to share your hves sharmg the money shouldn t he so difftcult Money IS just to make life more comfortable and who cares which one makes more or less of 1! 1 - HAPPY COUPLE JJlJI/~)1~® lkJ -u.J .-.1 9"hy titNRII\RNOLD und BOD LEE Unscramble these four Jumbles. one letter to each square to forrn four ordmary words 1 30 - FIRM CREATED COLUMBUS - Arllcles of mcorporation have been filed here with Secretary of State Ted W Brown by Pomeroy Forest Products Inc With 500 George Lu cas Frank W POrter Jr and Fred W Crow lli dated Nov 23 1973 Fred W Crow III IS agent !tied by Crow Crow and Porter at 1 r II lh ur 1- 12 ~olvc 13 No ~o c (3 "ds 15 Notd t. 1 I G l ac 1 19 I l X tl o of d1 sg sl 20 Ita~ 1 un 1 23 Gu~ 1 t stale I Gr ffith s ll c 1lcrs 25 Tc 1 c mcnt 27 \I aska" b m one:-; '7 Feeb le " an (':\ CUS ( 8 1 norcs eon 9 Rosen ka all ('r 10 ) st 1 t of E:ngl n I 14 And\ ho ne to v (2 w~s 16 Felch (2 wds ) 17 Venerate 18 Jeopar Jv 20 Chatter { 2wd:; ) 21 Ongmat(' I 22 OIS~H ade 2.4 Moslcn 37 Sumatran ape 38 Beak 39 E gg (comb form > 40 N gcnan tr bcs VIP 26 Sc:i olar .s 1 me 28 Glor fy 33 Anestl et nan ~ 35 Daunted 36 Of a rcrafl 41 Cicero for ex: ample ( abbr 42 Essa v f\0\H (3 ds J 29 Et bell I to the bards 30 K (0 d c or 31 Elcctr l un1t 32 Nevel (Gc r J 34 Sauls \ 1 etc 35 Man artery 37 Have \el l 1 em onz~d (3 \\ds 43 Fro! c how to work AXVDLBAAXK LONGFELLOW -'J I~~~=.:==~=~;f-._~ I I rv A;=::.A~...,'uggeated __,_, Pritt::._:lhe,.;SU~R:.:::PRISI~A~NSW~IR::_.::-e~n__jl by the above cartoon lliY--IliJJ (Antwen 1omorrow' nil~" An•"'.-r IDIOT II 11 AORTA \()1 /lfHJ I'(/ ' CRVPTOQUOTES Now arra.nre the dreled letten to form the surprise answer 8.11 , I _ tt Is One Jetter stmply stands for another In thts sample A is used for the three L s X for the two 0 s etc Smgle letters apostrophes the length and formation o( the words are all hmts Each day the code letters are different ii:E6 E>I~ED UNEl<PECTE17L.Y J/ARM/0!· shares of no par common by l ou under bird I I I [j Ju 0 (I \1. 5 l\la<:a 6 Na c ussoc a t( I 2 Dowt PANIC1 - J 1 DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Heres 'I e• ~rday " torneys 11 lJ LSSOE 0 act. Sf 3 Span sl a rttrlc 4 s 1~ nl 44 Ulunde t 45 Put "I wtth 46 Spac10 IS DOWN 1 Ind an tree tJ I M ROSS l i\labam Cit' G Opt: 1 FALLEN NEARLY TAINT E LEUPDL VDSBDTOY SPHAEPM VYOEUDT DLMF SRTPV EYYELXOT UAO PU XMPLHE Yeolerday s Cryptoquole MODERATION IN TEMPER IS ALWAYS A VIRTUE MODERATION IN PRINCIPLE IS AL WAYS A VICE-THOMAS PAINE (© 1973 King Features Syndicate Ia.c) Oswald & James 1. South 3NT Pass Jacoby ER CORRECT ON 1 VE ALREADY TOL-D YOL.J 5HE5 NOr HE'RE the spade lead and sees that there are !3 top tncks look 1ng h1m nght m the face Is there any problem? Yes' Daamonds have been known to d!Vtde 4 0 In that case 1f South goes after aU the trtcks he w1U w nd up behmd the e1ght bali Can he guard agamst th1s 1 Yes He s1mply ducks the ftrst diamond and settles for hts contract THE BORN WSER 1---~-===~-,.-------------..:...---------'--------, II A rubber bndge player should make th1s safety play automallcaily What s 30 pomts agatnst 14401 A match pomt dupl cate player should take thts same precauuon wtth thts hand The reason ts that he should see that very few patrs Will ------------ --~ wtU have reached a grand slam They w1U aU outscore him tf the dtamonds break Someone mtght even fail to reach a slam Those players wtU heat h1m 1f he goes after aU the tncks and the hand ~---:;:=:--7 coUapses In addtllon there will be I G & E appl ance repa r Phone; at the shop 992 3802 or 9.49 .4254 11 26 26tp ~=---------- SEW NG.., MACHINES Repaid serv ce all makes 992 228.4 Tht Fabric Shop Pomeroy Atfthorlzed Singer sa es and Jervlce We Sharpen Scissors 1 3 29 tfc .,.MAR RISON S TV serv ce and' servlu calls Phone 992 252:2 ( 2 9 tfc:.: Gr~t!, chtldish smile ventured forth and hoodwmked relattves fnends and netghbors mto ordermg Kay Ill brand candies - Mmt by THOMAS JOSEPH Dear Helen ' !:iEPTIC 'TANt(f - AROBit SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANEO REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 3035 10 4 ttol FURNITURE 1 R~~~~~:" Shmybnte conceahng mtenbons of ev1l behmd an mnocent • • Fmaocmg the Marital Set Up notrump contract He wms JOtc ,. Dryers Surround clothes with gentle elren heat Not~et spots no overcary1no 'Flnt Mtsh L nt Filter Wt Specialize In MA'I'TAG Us. '< IJ} Jldt n Hottel Today s hand 1s a vartalton on an old theme South fmds himself m a very sound six DEAD ~TC>CR - Will remoVe at a reasonable harqe Call i 1:"2455514 8 2J 90tc HafoofHu' Yes tt s true Our daughter Shinybnte IS part of the JUVerule group of con artists who have been defraudu g the publtc Shmybrlte alias Carole Veronaca 1s m the myth1cal second grade at a non-eXIstent place called Ordnance School m an tmagmary town called Pt Pleasant W Va The whole plot uas hatched there The con game used by the schoolmarm Fagans \\as the old candy-selltng bunko scheme And sad to relate 1( workod > + 64 8~ and out 2 spte~ o.peravon Qwlce of water femt>s Auto water level contro Lint F11ter or Power F n ~gltator Pertnl Pren Maytag BY PAUL CRABTREE My husband s paycheck takes care of the bills and livmg expenses mine provtdes for the IW<urtes - and also those extra house payments so we II own our home sooner - LOVING AND TRUSTING .AK874 Both vulnerable Pass It Pass Pass Pass 6NT Pass Opemng lead-Q• c eaned Modern San tat on 992 3954 or 992 7349 10 2J tfc Big< Alcity Maytag Automatics Helen Help ·- West ---------SE'PTIC~AfHCS --......--- & THINGS .32 EAST WEST • • 87542 • QJ 10 3 ,.QI092 'JS • J 10 9 8 .QJ965 .10 SOUTH 1])1 • AK6 'AK3 =.==.------------ _,.___ You asked other workang wtves to tell how rmances are managed 1~1r marna~es In our house what s mme lS hlS and what s has ts mme ~ + AKQ753Z EXCAVATING dozer oader and backhoe work sept c tanks nstal ed dump trucks/ and o boys for h re w II hau f I dirt top so I mestone and gravel Ca I Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 9!i27089 n ght phone 992 3S25 or 992 5232 2 11 ttc WILL tr m or cut trees shrubbery Also c ean basements attics etc 949 3221 or 742 .4.4.41 11 21 show two k ngs your partner has b d s1x diamonds to show JUst one k ng What do you do now? 5 NORTH -=-~=--- - --- 430T0530 WMPO-FM STEREO. 92.1 J -------------PRICE CONSTRUCT ON THE RALPH EMERY SHOW For Rent • FOR FREE est mates on alum num s d ng Storm Doors and W ndows Car ports Marquees and Ra ng Phone Char es L ste Syracu!.e OhiO Carl Jacotf Sates Representative V V John~on and Son Inc 6 22 tfc --------------- Dear Helen Television Log Business Services AT LASl APT SIZE REFRIGERATORS SAS up Other modes from !.19 95 e ... ce ttent select on gas ranges several electric Dec 5 1973 land at SJX <;1,\i~~~ ~~ PERSONALLY, 1 WI>CA~ co BeTTe;R THINK SIRNANDA lliNJ t;OT Df.ltAILf.D 1HATI !.OMf.WHf.llE ALONCi THf. LINE. notrump Some I QULte a £ew palrS at SIX ALLEY OOP dta monds S1x notrump btd and made will beat SIX d1amonds btd and seven made How about the other pairs at stx notrump Ther won t be proud of their btddmg but if they are good players they f.lll make the same safety play BARNEY The b ddmg has been West Pass P•ss Pass North 1+ 3• 3• s• East Pass Pass Pass 1. South 3+ 4NT SNT ' TH CATFISH ARE BITIII) DOWN AT DRIBBLE CREEK UNK SNUFFV "(!/VIE's A WAST/Nil AfORE WEGO :t: BETTER SCRIBBLE OFF A NOTETO MAW MSW'· J ITS NOT W1SE TO L E N 6ED AT N16~T MKtNG '10UR5fl.F G'JE~TPNS iliAT ~OU CANT AN5WER Pass &• Pass You South hold •K J 6 5 • A 8 3 2 +K 10 4 .63 P..s What do you do now? A - Bid sb: aotrump Yo•r ,.rtner can still go to seven dta .. ••do tr ho has tho right hood TODAY S QUESTION 1-..d of btddmR SIX hearts lo • ' �19 - The Datly Senttnel Middleport Pomeroy 0 13- The Daib Sent mel Mtddleport Pomero) 0 Dec ~ 1973 SA~~~~'i.g~es Sentrne • l ~,sm·~n~¥t~i.!::~fr!/~~ he-rein reterred mun c pat ty to as he IN~~=~:T~~N n the Coun y of Meigs Oh 0 al h !!i ott ce n the Mun c pat Hall n the mun c pal 1 unt 1 lO AM on tha- 15th da) Decem be 1973 at wh rn t me t he b ds w 1 be pub! ely opened and read DEADLINES bv ordinance pa:iSi!'d November 16 1973 e dsshall be sea ed ;,nd endorsed B ds for Nates sa d notes w 11 be- da ed he 17th day ot December 1973 w 1 be In the denomna on of Sl .40() CO each w 1 d aw n terest payable sem annua yon the t rst day of June and ot December of e-ach yea beg nn ng June 197J at he ate of S'lx per centv n { pe t J pe annum Anyone des 6r ng o do so may present a b d for sad notes based upon the r bear ng a d fferent ra e of nterest buf not n excess of s x percen t prov ded tha where a fra c t ona nterest rate s b d such fract on shal be one e ghth of one percent or a mull p e thereof Sad notes mature as fo ows Sl 400 00 on the f rst day of December n each of the years from 1974 to 983 nc uslve Sa d notes are ssued o purchase f re apparatus Sad notes are payab e a any Me gs Coun y Bank ng n st tut on and are suppor ed by taxes and genera evenue funds sad b ds w be prompt y cons dered and said notes w be sod to the h ghest b dde offer ng the owest nte est ra e at not less than par and a c crued nterest The owes! n eres rate w II be determ ned by ca culat ng he Iota nterest to stated matur tv at the rate b d and deduct ng therefrom he prem um b d If each of two or more b ds s the h ghest b d offer ng the owest nterest a e the notes w II be awa ded on suc h one of sad h ghest b ds as s chosen by ot A B ds mus be accompan ed by cash bank. Ca!.h er s or off c a s check or ce rt fed check payab e to he mun c pal tv or any com b nat on thereof aggregat ng one Dercent of t he par amount of the notes b d tor upon cond ton thllt t the b d s accepted he b dder w rece ve and pay for suc h note s n accordance w th he terms and prov sons of th s notice Any such check sha not be ssued or cert f ed by the b dder Sur; h secur ty sha be he d by the mun c pa tv unused pend nQ de very of he notes and forfe ted as fu quldated damages n the event of defau t by the successful b dder 1 s con temp a ted that the eg stat ve author ly of the muncpaltywl mee Bf7PM on the 7th day of December 1973 to cons der sa d b ds and make an award The notes w be delve ed a the off ce of the unde s gned Before mak ng tender of the notes at the pace of de ve y M mun c pa ty sha I g ve wr tten not ce to the successfu b dder not ater than the h rd day before the p oposed tender of the fa c t that he notes and Ira n sc r pt w be ava abe for de very and g v ng the date and hour for the tender a he sa d p ace of de ve y p ov ded owever hat noth ng here n c:onta ned sha prevent he mak ng of a mutua y agreeab e arrangement to the del very of the notes e !her a the p ace I xed for de very o elsewhere f such not ce ha s not been 9 ven by he mun cpa ty or wa ved by the successfu b dder and the notes and transcr pt are not ava abe tor de very o he successfu b dder at such pace of de very on or befo e 2 00 noon of the h rl eth ca end a day after he day f xed to he rece pt of b ds and he sue cessfu b dder sha not be n defau t of any of h sob ga ons he shal have the r ght the eafter and so ong as no such enderby the mun c patty sha yet have been made o cance the contrac of pu c hase such ghl o be eKer c sed by de ver ng o he un ders gned o to h s off ce dur ng bus ness hou s wr tten not ce of such cancel at on Such b dde sha I thereupon be ent ed to the return of he depos wh c h accompan ed h s b d and s ha be retur ned to h m m med ate y The r gh s reserved tore ec 1 I 5 PM Oay Be fore Pub! cat on Monday Dead ! ne9a m tor the purchase of bond s of the rnlm c pal ty n the aggrega e amountofSl-400000 auhorled Classz•fi ed s Get R esul ts.' for Cance la1 on - w be~acc~~~~ct ~nf Y u Correct ons 9 am for ca 1 on • REGULATIONS Th:e Pub sher r ese ves the r ght o ed or r e ect any ads deemed ob eel on a The pub sh er w no t be respon s ble or more han one n cor ec nser t on RATES For W•nt Ad Serv ce scents per Word one nsert on M n mum Charge $1 oo 4 cents per word hree consecu t ve nse t on$ 26 cents pe wo d s K con secut ve nsert ons 25 Per Cent 0 scount on pad ads ;:~nd ads pa d w th n 10 days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S2 00 for so word m n mum E:ach add I ona word 3c Bl!NOAOS Add I on a 7Sc Cha ge pe Advert semen! OFFICE HOURS 8 JO " m to 5 00 p m oa y 8 30 a m to 2 00 Noon Silfurday ORDINANCE NO 00 73 An Ordnance to estab sh V llage obs and wage rates and estab t sh ng legal tlol days vacat ons and s ck leave ® ~ I I Pomeroy Motor ( 0 • 2 SIGNS Of QUAliTY l Reduced •t095 1910 DODGE POLARA • 4 doo fa ctory a r automaf c transm lss on power s teer ng & brake s good wh te wa t res wh te- f n sh vnyl roof rado heavyduty suspenson $895 1968 CHEV BELAIR f t rad o 4 Door V 8 automat c powe r steer ng ac ory a r Reto good tires r eal c lean nter or sharp b ue f n sh s99o 1968CHEVELLE4 OR Automat c tans v 8 e ng ne rad 0 good t res 5595 blue I n s h ranges Many 9 tt t erns toys 8 track tapes NEW 51 99 KUHL S BARGAIN CEN TER Rt 7 at caul on I ghl TUPPERs PLAINS !open everyday except Monday ) 17 2 61 c ___________ ....... __ S HEARED WHITE P NE Xmas trees need es really s tay on K UHL S BARGA N CE NTER Rl 7 at caut on gh Tuppers Pia ns l 2 2 181 , RunS off tractor p T 0 SlSO Pau Karr m e !'lor h of Chester Oh o 12 4 Jtc Locally Grown 606 E Mam Pomert?.Y_ From the laroest T ..... Bulldozer Rad ator to ~ma lest Heater cor~ Nalhan 81ggs Rad a tor Spec1ahst "'" Pomero OlifiCE SUPPLIES Builtto Your Specs l>ehvtrt'd lo Job Sltli SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC.~ Ph "9l2114 992 209R "nd HOGG & ZUSPAN FURNJrURE MATERIALS CO Stop In and See Our Floor D1s..2_!aY!_ Mason 773 5554 W Va ---------- 19 HEAb ot Horses Reg stered Tenn Wa k ng Horses Regs ered Quar:ter Horses Grade Horses and Pon es $.40 and up Ca J67 H81 or 388 9991 2 4 lOtc spreader CHRISTMAS TREES POMEROY HOME & AUTO WOOD TRUSSES new us.ed furn lure ----------USED John Deere manure For Rent or Sale ELECTR C stove refr gerator b own stud o couch black and wh te TV electr c ou tar and amp ca 992 2960 after 2 p m 2 4 3tp -- ----- -- FOR RENT or sa e 1973 mob e ALTO - Saxophone and case homes 2 1 m les from Used 2 yea s Phone 985 4 33 Harr sonv e Phone 742 382 2 4 Jtc II 29 fc 972 JSO NOVA SS Exce en! cond ton ca 992 5196 after 5 EXP .. 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Lost your operator s cen!e Call 992 7428 • 615tfc f<tv -------- - for Sale ____ BRADFORD'S 6 7 30 - Rocky & Bu lw nkle 13 New Zoo Revue6 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 8 10 Sesa me St 33 Lass e 6 New Zoo l 1 N1ght 992 3525 or 992 5232 All work guaranteed - THURSDAY DEC 6 1973 6 00 - Sunr se Sem nar 4 Sacred Heart 10 6 15 - Amer ca s Problems 10 6 20 - Farm Report 13 6 25 - Paul Harvey 13 6 30 - B1ble Answers 8 Patterns lor l v1ng 13 News 6 F ve M nutes to l ve By 4 6 35 - Columbus Today 4 6 45 - Cprncob Report 3 Farmt me 10 7 00 - Today 3 4 15 News 8 10 Fl ntstones 13 Romper Room Water L1nes 1nd Power L1nes All work done by the foot or contract Also dozer work and septic tanks n stalled Lincoln H1ll Pomeroy 0 GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 Real Estate For Sale 992 DITCHING SERVICE 6 ROOMS and bath n town Be orda ned by he Counc Sll 000 Ca l 992 397S. or 992 pm - --of he V age of M dd epa 1 as 2571 2 4 6tc fo ows 9 28 tfc MOBILE home repa r Elec 2STUODEDsnow mud I res G Sec That he fol ow ng 1r cal plumbing and heatlnp LO,SE we ght w lh New Shape 70 14 used 1 w nler both for wage sea e s he eby adopted Phorle 992 5858 Tab ets and Hydrex Water A LOVELY new Hom e 2m le S25 Phone 992 5292 tor emp ovee of the v age of 7 15 tfC P s at Dutton Drug n from Me gs H gh Schoo 2 56 p -------_,._, M ddleport ddteport and Ne son Drug M Three bedrooms two baths Ch ef of Po ce $60-l 00 per 2 4 3tp ful basement w th two car REDUCE excess f u ds w th mon h Browne II Ave garage Large ot $27 500 F u dex - Lose we ght w h Regu a Pa roman $2 60 pe A so re cently remodeled oex A D et capsu es at M1dd lepor1, 0 hour three bedroom ode home n CA RPENTER work masonry Ne son Drugs Regu a Patro man after 11 s Snow Ttre T1me 1 Pomeroy Price of S15 000 12 5 lip Po ce Schoo ng $2 65 per hour work general emode ng by ncludes furn ture Owner w Extra Po ce S2 60 per hour hour or contract Phone 993 nelp finance ether of these CLOSE OUT on new Z g Zag CO-OP COUNTRY Superv sor of V ace 3511 two propert es Call 593 S667 Sew ng Mach nes For sew ng 11 2261p Ma ntenance S694 28 per GU N Shoot Sunday Dec 9 Athens stretch fabr cs buttonho es SQUIRE 120 mon h 1973 1 p m M e H 1 Road 12 2 30!c INTERIOR pant ng by houror fancy des gns etc Pant Street Emp oyees 40 hour Facto y choked guns only s ghlly b em shed Cho ce of week S2 50 per hour contract Phone 992 5083 Assorted meats Sponsored by Pos hve Stop and Go In Mud carry ng case or sew ng 12 4 71c Pool and Park D rec o Rae ne F re Depa rtment & Snow stand S49 eo cash or terms S367 SO per month 12 4 4tc ava abe Phone 992 2984 L feguards S 1 oo oe hour w LL HAUL coa n Me gS and ALL SIZES IN STOCK 12 5 tiC $259 8 Secre arv to Mayo Mason area 6J8 E Main --- - per month St eet Pomeroy Let Us Install Now "Good Neighbor" ELECTROLUX Sweeper deluxe 12.44tc Ex t a C er ca He p S2 J5 pe mode Camp ete w th al hour a e needs see Fo a o~ c lea n ng atta c hment s and Cle k Ceme tery Trustees EXPERIENCED pa nter SUPER SERVICE STA uses paper bags S ghtly used $74 38 per month Snowden Stephen nter or and exter or Phone 9._ Jack W Carsey Mgr Vo untee F rem en S 2 00 per but c eans and oaks ke new 98S J95l se tor $37 25 cash or W year 55J Russell St 12 s 26tp ~ Phone 992 9932 terms ava able Phon e 99 2 counc man (not to exceed 24 (Gravel H1lll meet nos $4 00 o~r meet no 2984 Middleport Oh1o Board of Pub! c Affa rs (no o 12 5 fc ---Phone 992 7155 eKceed 12 meet ngs $4 00 ~r 1960 FORD ranch wagon 5 good meet ng 970 HEAVY duty truck S 500 ~ ~:~~;~at frst sght 1s a con 5T"lE FAIIM INSURANCE COMI",ft,NU5 tires set for parts Date C erk Board of Pub c A 1965 Mustang 4 speed 5550 LARGE 2 bedroom a electr c It that saves a lot of t me ~' "0' ' tl BloQm n~·oo II .~oo! Sh nn :222 Beech Street fa rs SA09 50 per month apartment vear o d Also 196() Intern at ona 8 ft Van M ddleport 992 28 7 money AND t w II be Extra C er ca He p Bd of rooms for 2 construct on S250 sma a r com pre ssor 12.43tp FL ETCHER P ano Serv ce Publ c Affa rs } $2 0 per hour LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT workers must have $85 tab e saw SSO .40 assort.ed ca 1 698 Tun ng & Repa 0 spate her 550 00 per month respons ble persons Phone bolt es very old 525 per a 21 N YOU INSPECT ONE 64 VW BUG runs good Phone 773 C e rk of Water Departmcn 992 7666 tor appo ntment to nch Zen th portable SJO OF THESE HOMES 6 26 p 99:2 5235 or 992 591() after 5 S2 35 per hour see or 992 7017 Phone 992 2368 Water Meter Readers & pm 12 4 Jtc 12 2 4tc 12 5 6tc Repa rnen $3 02 per hour ( KOSCOT KOSMET CS & WIGS Just ofl Rt 3J - A NEW Spec a s each mo nth We w I mes ove 40 hours $4 53 pe HOME ond 17 ACRES 3 FM rad o s tereo 8 tra ck 1970 GTO Ram Air V PS PB g lad Y Show you ou ne of AM hou TRA LER n Syracuse on tape comb nat on 4 speaker lovely bedrooms double a r cond new t res ow App ent ce Water Dept o Kosmet cs n he pr vacy of large ot Adu ts on y Ca 1 sou nd system Ba an ce m eage Phone (3()4 99:2 2993 San ita y Sewer S2 70 per hour your home af you co n closets Modern colored bath 992 3525 5 03 49 or use our budget 11286tp Water Oepar ment Ex ra ven ence Rem em be Ch s 124tfc w th shower Mom the k t terms Ca 992 3965 he p $2 50 pe r hour mas s not far away so phone 2 26 c chen has 29 ft cab nets Meehan c S2 8 per hour He en Jane B own 992 5113 J BEDROOM tra er con range and Ref and a large Cus od an $35 DO pe month 9 fc s ruct on workers preferred Ceme tery Sexton $67 36 pe LOT S of chrysanthemums tor d n ng area laundry room ca 992 2960 after 2 p m 1971 ALL ELECTR C W ndsor sa e fed grown We on y month HAVE YOUR t ophy mounted 2 4 Jtp Carpet 'hg 2 car garage Re el o spatche $2 0 per mob le home 60x12 3 have one color yet ow 0 - - - - - - deer heads sma an rna s 25x30 Barn 20x42 New h')Ur bedroom air cond toner 13 bu.n c hes for $5 We have some MODERN 2 bedroom iurn shed and b rd s Howa d B rchf e d foot Expando 1 acre ~;~round AI extra hours fo hourly out n tu 1 b oom some us! fences Made ust for you Mu berry S reef Rut and upsta rs apartment 575 per on o d Route 33 north of Rock emp oyees w I be a he hOurly budd ng Reyno ds F ower Phone 7A2 6834 and the farn ly Dad S22 500 month no pets depos 1 Spr ngs Cal 992 5677 after 6 snop Mason W Va Ca 773 a e 26 tfc equ red Robert H 1 Rae ne pm Sec That secretar a --------- - - - - - 51 47 949 381 TUPPERS PLAINS c e cat and or bookkeep ng 9 26 tfc 12 4 ttc 11 30 81c F LOWERS fo Ch stmas tor MUST S ELL AT pNCE record Keep ng hour y em the hOme decoral on Sprays p oyees be emp oyed at a here s the buy of a I fet me 3 12 X 44 TRA LER 1970 mode 2 w ea hs pots ba:skefs for SALT FOR CE AND SNOW PRIVATE meet ng room tor max mum of 35 hours pe week Rock sa t for ownsh ps yr s old 3 BR ,w1th closets ceme ery Also o s of g fts bedroom Phone 742 5878 any organ 1at on phone 992 except for an emergency hat owns and bus n.esses n modern bath lovely kitchen Sma ey s G t Shop Ch es er 3975 11 30 .4tc sha a se sad emergency of bu ks and bags tor ce and Oh o Phone 985 J537 J 11 ttc lots of cab nets & range ex tra hoU s o be approved by snow Excels or Sa I Works 29 6 c 971 H LLCR;EST 3 bedrooms large d n ng area ut I ty Counc I Phone 992 3891 central a r condlt on ng ca fc 3 AND 4 ROOM turn shed and Sec The to low ng are room carport carpeted 99'2 5296 after 5 p m unfurn shed apa tments hea h The Cou t hereby dec ared as ega DUE to throughout all electr c Phone 992 5434 12 4 6tp ho days for th e emp oyees of go out of s reel Cab w $ 6 000 4 12 tt c the V 1 age of M dd epo t New bus n~ss the Oth of December GROCERY bus ness for sa~ 957 2 BEDROOM mob le home f no ~old w sac f ce for Yea s Day Memor a Day Bu d ng ror sa e or ease SYRACUSE - OWNER HAS redone on nslde New fur $5 500 Ca 1 992 71 6 Thanks lndpendence Day La bor Day Mason W Va Phone 77J 5618 from 8 30 p m TRAILER BEEN TRANSFERRED nace f oor~ng carpet s nk Thanksg v ng Day Chr stmas fo a the pat on age over the coup e on y phone 992 569J to 0 p m tor appo nfment top cab nets v ng room Th s home- just over 2 years 3 20 tfc 6 tfc pas yea rs Day su te 51 800 Phone 992 6367 29 8tp Sec v That sa d sa ar cs old Hardwood floor.s car 12 4 3tc tor rent Phone a e e lroact ve to November pet ng drapes Lovely COAL FOR SALE JAYMAR APARTMENT w h he excep on of the 742 655 or 992 2550 COAL COMPANY THE k tchen w th range lots of 12 2 6tc Meehan c wh ch s retroact ve ME GS & GALLIA L NE to Oc obe cab nets too Laundry room STATE ROUTE 7 AT Sec V Each ful t me em Modern colored bath w th CHESH RE OPEN 7 AM SMALL tra er dea for couple p oyee of the V age sha I be 0 m es north of Pomeroy T LL 6 JO PM 5 DAYS A shower 3 n ce bedrooms en t ed o s c k eave n the $75 per month Ca 992 7479 WEEK PHONE 992 5693 Carport You can move now amount of one and one fourth 11 2J tfc b dS 235 c <~ days per month and sha - spend Xmas n your own v Iage of Rae ne be en led o accrue sa d s c k SINGLE bed apartment n home $21 000 WE HAVE a you upho sterv eave up to one nundr ed twen y By Mae C e and M dd epo t Share bath Cal 28 New Homes To Be LET US SELL YOUR need s Bur ap den m 120 days af er 5 p m 992 J 73 c. ' camb c foam g ue z ppe s Sec VI Each fut t me em SOLD PROPERTY ( 1 2 28 12 5 3tc tack ng s p spr ngs and 12 S 41p ployee of the v age nclud ng HENRY E CLELAND At c l ps ch pboard butt on - - - - - - - -- - - - - fu It me hour y rate employees tw ne sew ng tnread egs 3 BEDROOM house n YOUR Sha be ent t ed dur ng each USED PUBLIC NOTICE up ho stery books dacron Pomeroy L v ng room FRIENDLY BROKER yea a ter the f r st year to two TO B DOER S webb ng spr ng tw ne ta cks d n ng room some wall to and weeks vacat on exc ud ng ega 992 2259 SUBJECT Purchase of we t cord cotto n sw ve wat ca rpet ng f replace full ho days w th pay Emp oyees REPOSSESSED Sc hoo Buses II no answer 9tl 156~ bases and foam foam foam basement 2 car garage $1JO FOR The Board ot Educa on w h f fleen or more years Pomeroy Recovery 622 East per month Phone 1 (J04) 743 PRICES of the Southern Loca Schoo l se rv ce sha l be en ted o three Ma n S reef Pom e roy Phon e 6326 0 str ct Box 176 Rae ne Oh o weeks vacat on w th pay each 12 5 6tc To make room for the 992 7554 year +++++ 11 20 26t c -Sec v 1 A I Ord nances n many new un1ts Sea led propo sa s w be - ---TRAILER Browns Tra er rece ved by the Boa d of con i ct w th th s Ord nance are Park Phone 992 3324 arnvmg m Jan 1974 AKC Reg stered oy chaco ate Educat on of the South ern Loca l hereby repeated 125tfc sec V 1 Th s Ord n an ce DELAYED pood es Lov ab e Chr stmas Sc hool 0 str ct of Rae ne Oh o g It s Phone 992 5066 at the Clerks off ce unt 12 00 sha take effecf and be n fo ce /11 qtl B Tt .!lord Sr DELIVERY 2 5 6tc o clock noon on Dec 7 973 and from and af er November Brnk·'' 973 AVAILABLE at that t me opened by the c erk Passed the 19th day of 110 ,'/H'I hd!l '( 'ltrr o•l of sa d board as prov ded by aw With the exception of a November 973 SMALL house completely for 2 (66 passenger schoo PomProy. Ohto .J)/69 turn shed Bachelor s hide buses accord ng to Attest Gene Grate small deposit away Phone 992 5786 C erk spec f cat ons of sa d board of CAS H pad for at makes and Dav d W Oh nger BUSINESS And 4 bedrooms 11 27 7tc educat on Separate and n NO MONEY modes of mob le homes Pres dent of Counc I bath garage and all stock dependent b ds w II be rec e ved Phone area code 614 1123 9531 28 12 5 2tc w th respect to the chass s and TWO bedroom house at 473 ncluded n the sale Small 4 13 tfc NEEDED UNTIL body type ~nd wi s tate hat Sycamo re Street n M d town locat on $25 000 00 or let s The Almanac UPHOLSTERY Fabr CS by the deport Vacant Call 992 5J10 the buses when assembled and JANUARY 1974 yard 54 n ches w de as ow as pr or to del very comp y w h 11 21 26tc talk By United Press International CORNER cupboa rds wa I S 95 per yard velvets as ow cupboards chests o d guns all school d str ct INCOME - 2 bedrooms n ce 1 YEAR Today ts Wednesday Dec 5 as S3 45 mporled ve vets spec f cat ons a sa fety any cond ton Also b ue I ving large d n ng w th oak W LDWOOD ESTATSS now $9 95 We a so have ny on regutat ens and current Oh o the 339th day of 1973 w1th 26 to decorated stonewa re Wr te GUARANTEE offer ng and sa es for your floors bath c ty water hercu on cotton prints P 0 BoK 44 Mart nsburg M n mum Standards for Schoo BEST SERVICE futu e home Located on Flat $5 000 00 v nyls and remnants by the Oh o 43935 o ca I 484 4440 Bus Construct on o f he foliow Woods Road between Stele yard or by the p ece Pomeroy Department of Educat on after7pm IN The moon 1s approachmg 1ts Routes 7 and 33 ten m nute NEARLY NEW - Most of the Recovery 622 East Ma n 8 8 90tc adopted bY and w th th e con sen furniture ncludlng stove and dr veto Pomeroy 40 h acres OHIO VALLEY ......._ - - - Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 of the 1"'1 rector of H ghway full phase of rura I v ng w th a I ut 1 t e$ refngerator 2 bedrooms bath 11 20 26tc Safety pursuant to Sect on The mormng stars are ava ab e n a sett ng of a carport 4511 76 of the Rev sed Code and River lot Only OLD turn tu e oak tabes tranqu I atmosphere where Mercury and Saturn FOAM of II your o d couch and all other pert nent prov sons o c ocks ce boxes brass beds Ia I trees meet blue sk es n $10 500 00 char cush ons as ow as (OW d shes or com plete The evemng stars are Venu s unspo led part of rural WAY OUT - One acre 2 an $ 0 95 Upho stery books only Spec f cat ons and n househo ds Wr te M D Amer cana never before bedrooms F A furnace T P Mars and Jupiter SOc 4 nc h covered foa n struct ons to b dder s are on t e M I er Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o offered n our area Ex mattresses tor standard s ze n the off ce of he C erk ca I 992 6271 ... Thooe born on th1s date are c us ve pr vate zoned for water Just $4 000 00 bed 129 95 Pomeroy Treasurer Rae ne Oh o Phone 5 13 tfc 2 APARTMENTS - Rent one DOWNTOWN your protect on to res dental under the sign of Sag1ttanus Recovery 622 E Ma n 949 5601 convent ona homes cost ng I ve n the other Corner lot n Pome oy Phone 992 7554 The Board of Edu ca on BELPRE American mov1e maker Walt STEEL cast ron etc Ca 985 not less than S20 000 and up 11 20 26tc reserves the r ght to re eel any town $13 500 00 or what would 4297 OHIO Ra se your ch ldren n a batk Dtsney was born Dec 5 1901 and all b ds 1 25 tfc to nature movement offer ng you give' By Order of the Board of On this day m history A L T 0 saxophone and case clean country a r garden LARGE HOME AND RENTAL Educat on Used 2 years Phone 985.4133 pots h k ng tra Is hunt ng - In M ddleport on good street In 1776 the first scholastic Nancy Carnahan 1 3 Jtc opportun t es n your own One acre of nice lay ng land Clerk Treasurer of fratermty m America - Phi area and ten m nutes from Southern Loca Royal Oak Park fOfl other Ask ng $17 500 00 Schoo D st r ct Beta Kappa-was orgamzed at CAR hop wanted a so k tchen eXcELS OR Sat Works E Ma n St Pomeroy All k nds act v ties Landscat:~ ng trees PRIVACY - In town but over Rae ne Oh o 4577 he p App y n person Crow s W1iham & Mary College m of salt water pellets water already grow ng on your one acre Has 2 bedroom house Steak House nuggets bock sa t and own Vlrgmta future homes te and r ch so 1 w th gas F A furnace Nice (ll) 14 21 28 ( 2J 5 .4tc 11 27 10tc Oh o R ver Sat Phone 992 preva s everywhere un In 1848 Prestdent James Polk shade trees Only $11 500 00 3891 touched by mans atest In 6 5 tfc conftrmed the discovery of gold PAYROLL vent ons Buy one acre or BOOKKEEPER FURNISHED - Start r ght on more to f t your tuture needs NOTICE OF fu I t me employment EK this great buy 2 bedrooms m Cahforma leadmg to the Front acre lots front ng on APPOINTMENT per ence helpful Call for bath n ce k tchen and porch hard surface road now Case No 21 088 famed Gold Rush of 1848 and Your Favonte Country nterv ew appo ntment ava lable to puy for S3 000 per In Pomeroy Only $15 000 00 Est•te of Thomas Burke 49 N SCO 742 4311 Ext 241 MUSIC Stars VISit On acre M n farms ava lable In Dena ud 11 30 nc 5 acre pots for S2 000 per In 1933 Prohibtlton was Notice s hereby g ven that WE HAVE OVER 4Q acre Good land for future Ruby Burke of Coolv lie Oh o abolished when Utah hecame WANTED Meehan c Zerk e PROPERTIES FOR YOU TO bu ld ng s tes s hard to f nd R D 2 has been duly appo nted Truck ng Com pony Phone and s fast d sappear ng n our SEE 3 ASSOCIATES IN 'fWO Adm nlstratr lx of the Estate of the 30th state to ratify the 21st 992 3088 M dd eport area Buy your Shire of Thom"s Burke deceased late Amendment to the US Canst! 30 6tc COUNTIES WHO HAVE JUST Amer ca n an area w th a of Coolv te R o 2 Me gs COMPLETED ANOTHER great future and en oy rural tut10n County Oh 0 REAL ESTATE COURSE AT Amer can a at ts best You Cred tors are requ red to f e In 1972 former President t s a w I agree that RIO GRANDE COLLEGE the r cl•lmS with said f du e ary Par ad se Found 30 minute Harry Truman was hospitalized w thfn four monthS Monday thru Fnday LARGE 2 bedroom al elect c dr ve to new m nes and Gav n Dated tl $ JOth day or With lung congestion On apartment year old also Plant GEORGE S HOB November 197J rooms for 2 construct on STETTER JR REAL A thought for the day workers must be responsible ESTATE BROKER BOX 101 Mannfng D Webster Amencan htstortan Henry persons Phon e 992 7666 for POMEROY OH 0 Judge appointment to see or 992 PHONE 985 4186 - after 4 Court of Common Peas Brooks Adams sa1d ACCideQt 741 4211 Arnold 7017 p m • Probate 0 v son counts for much m companwn Middleport Pomeroy _ 12 3 31C 12 5 3tc slup as m marrt··-re (12) 5 11 )9 3JC Sheared Scotch Pmes WEDNESOAY DEC s 1973 6 00 - News 3 4 8 6 lO 15 ABC News 13 Sesame Street JO PersQnal ty and Sehav ora Development 33 6 30 - NewsJ 4 6 8 10 15 Hogans Heroes 13 7 00 - News 10 What s My l ne 8 Trutb ()( Conse B The Clock 4 Anyth ng YCJu Can Do 13 Elec Cqo 3 6 eat Your Schools JJ 1 Spy 13 10 Know 7 30 - On The Money 4 To Tell The Truth 6 Sale of the (entur 8 Pol ce Surgeon 3 The Judge 10 Beat The Clock 13 KnoX Your Ant iques '20 Episode Ac:t on 33 8 00 - Sonny & Cher 8 10 Adam 1'2 J 4 15 8 1 Mo ers Journal20 33 Rock and Roll Years6 13 Y 8 30 - Conf cts 20 33 Tenafly J 4 15 Move Bloods ot 6 13 p 9 00 - Cannon B 10 0 00 - News 20 Kojak 8 lO Lo'Je Story 3 4 5 wash n ton Debates JJ Owen Marsha 113 B lly Graham Crusade 6 9 00 - NewsJ 4 6 8 10 13 15 Mounta n Scene 33 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Shock A Bye- Baby 6 13 Moves The Pumpk n Eater 8 A Summer Pa ce 10 Janak 33 00 - Tomorrow 3 4 News 13 1 00 - News 4 Sale PRE FABRICATED Revue 13 8 30 - Huck & Yog 6 0 ck Van Dyke 13 6 55 News 13 9 00 - Paul Dixon 4 Brady Bunch 6 Move Love Is a N\any Sp1endored Th ng 13 AM 3 Ph1 l Donahue 15 B ography 33 Abbott and Costello 8 F r endly Junction 10 9 30 - Michaels& Co 6 ToTelltheTruth3 Secret StormS 9 55 - Chuck Wh te Reports 10 lOOO- DnahShore3 15 JokersW d8 10 1030- MkeDouglas6 Baffe3 415 $10000Pyramd810 11 00 - W zard of Odds 3 4 15 Hazel B Gamb t 10 Password 13 l 30 - Brady Bunch 13 Bowl ng 6 Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Love of L fe B lO 1 55 - rBS NewsB DanlmelsWorldlO 11 00 - Password 6 Jeopardy 3 15 Bob Braun s 50 50 Club 4 News 8 10 13 2 30 - SplltSecond6 3Ws3 15 SearchforTomorrowS 10 1:? 45 - Electr c Company 33 2 55 - NBC News 3 15 1 CO - News 6 All My Ch ldren 6 13 Con cent rat on 8 What s My l ne? 10 Not for Women Only 15 1 30 - ThreeonaMatchJ 4 15 ABCsMatneeToday6 13 As the World Turns 8 10 2 00 - DaysofOurLvesJ 4 15 Gudnglght8 10 2 30 Doctors 3 4 15 Edge of N ght 8 10 3 00- Masterp ece Theater 20 Another Wor ld 3 4 15 General Hosp fa 16 13 V rgm an 8 Price s R ght 10 3 30 - Return to Peytoh Pa ce 3 15 One L fe to L ~Je 13 Ph i Donahue 4 Hu ck & Yog 6 Secret Storm 10 4 00 - Sesame Street 33 20 Mr Cartoon and the Banana Spl ts 13 Love Amer can Stye 13 Somerset 15 Speedracer 6 Mov e The Men 0 4 30 G 11 gan s Island 13 I Love Lucy 6 Green Acres J Jeopardy 4 Santa Claus 15 Lucy Show 8 5 00 - M ster Rogers 20 33 1 Dream of Jeann e 13 Andy Gr ff n 8 M sslon lmposs ble 6 Bonanza 3 15 Merv Gr ff n _ - Johmes Beauty Salon NOV SPEC S.12 50 Perm For Reg Ha1r $8 SO ------------- Employment Wanted Nobce ------ ------- -------------- c Auto Sales For Rent ----- ~-- Mobdellomes For Sale ---------- - ----------- DISPERSAL SALE - ------ ~ -- ---- - GET AnENnGN Pets For Sale TEAFORD Real Estate For Sale Wanted To Buy ----- -- MILLER HOMES ------....L.......----Help Wanted 6 JO tf C --------------SEPTIC TANKS <:LEANED REASONABLE rates Ph +l6 4782 Gall pol s John Rus!ell Owner and Operator I 5 1:2 tf c ----.------=--- ~--~ RUTLAND 4 5 30 - Gomer Pyle 13 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Beverly H I b II es 8 E lee Co 33 5 55 - Earl N ght nga e 15 6 00 News6 8 10 Sesame St 20 LIas Yoga & You 33 ABC News 13 New s 3 4 15 6 30 News 3 4 CBS News 8 10 Your Future sNow 33 NBC News 15 ABC News 6 Hogan s Heroes 3 7 00 - Beat the Clock 4 What s My L ne 8 News 10 E ectr c Co 20 V nee Lombard Sc ence and Art of Football 33 Truth or Consequences J 6 Let s Make A DeallJ Ca I of the Roof ng spout ng k tchens and bathrooms Complete remade ng Phone 742 627J 12 3 tfc. --- - - ~ 0 DELL A neMPnt work can be done by appo ntment only at present t me dve to ness n fam ly Phone for ap po ntment 742 3232 1 25 lf c --- ---- WIN AT BRIDGE Insurance pol1cy Contract ·- C BRA.OFORD Auct oneer Complete ser'(l ce Ph9ne 949 J82 Rae ne Oh o cr tt BradfOrd 5 1 tfc ,. 8764 PIANO tun ng ano t-pa y Lar ~Daniels 259 Broadwav Middleport Phone 992 2082 12 2 1'2tp ~~~-:---- RON SHEPARD Floor Wall Remode ng Ceramic 1 le baths Box 28D Rutland 742 J664 6 26 tfc Cal DOZER and back hoe work ponds and septic tanks d t chlng service top soli f I dirt limestoneB&K Escavatlng Phone 992 5367 or 992 3161 9 1 ftc -----~------- ~ and White Sewing-( Mach nes Service on all makes Reasonabfe rates I The Sew ng Center M d dleport Oh o I 11 16 ttcl ELNA North East Treasures Peanut Butter Wmners and caramel peanut Hob Nabs Before she d ftntshed she had orders for !6 boxes - 7 Treasures 6 Wmners and 3 Hob Nobs I praiSed her utdustry and saiesmanshtp alas came the day when the candy was actually deltvered and the hoax was unveiled m all Lt.s squalor There were no Mmt Treasures no Peanut Butter Wumers and not a solttary caramel Hob nor a Nob No Key 111 candy at all m fact Instead Shinybr~te came home w1th 3 Coconut Patltes 3 Almond Clusters and 4 Assorted Prahnes Someone I ad swtt ched the order and she was given candy from the Stuckey people who m turn are a front for the Pet Milk organ zatwn She and the other watfs and moppets stmply couldn t deliver the goods An old switcheroo m the brands and type of candy She took all of us m -friends and neighbors her father her servtceman brother and her mother grandmother and great grandmother Unsuspec tmg vtchms we d ordered the candy m good fatth and got a substitute When asked about the discrepancy she just grmned Trymg to clear her name we contacted a good fri end and veteran teacher at the school and "ere told the Key Ill people just couldn I deliver and the subshtutton was necessary Fme but there s no way Assorted Praline IS a Mmt Treasure nor a Coconut Patty a Peanut Butter Wtnner So were stuck wtth 11 boxes of candy we don I want With ftve boxes yet to be dehvered and a larce nous laughter Oh weli if you re m the Ne tghborhood around Christmas drop by for a prahne But don t let that kid sell you anythmg frtend I reatl wtth much mterest the letter from the wife who was concerned over puttmg aU her mcome m a JOmt account with her husband She worned that he could walk off With everythmg but then she could clean him out too wtth HER Signature If there tsn tmutualtrust theretsn tmuchofaumon Here s how my husbarid and I handle our fmances Everythmg we brmg m goes mto a checking aceount We pay the btlls as they come due Should either of us need money we cash a check At the end of the month the excess goes mto a savmgs account lllJOtnt name There lS never any argwnent about who paysfordmners-out gas toll fees etc for~tts OUR money and whoever has the cash at the ttme shells out Why separate our mcomes mto hlS and hers when tt IS for both" My husband recently opened hts law office so I qmt my outs de JOb and am workmg free for MY lawyer Dtd I say free' True I get no salary but my beneftts arrtve when we work together toward a mutual goal Hts profits are OUR profits My satisfactiOn 1s lookmg mto hiS face and knowmg I m helpmg him accomplish his goals Workmg for free' Maybe Workmg for nothmg? Defm1tely not lncLdentally we ve been marr1ed for stx years and have never argued about money - CAROLE West 15 Hoi ywood Squares 3 W d K ngdom 10 Sa e of the Century 4 To Tel l the T utn 6 Ozz e s G r s 8 Handfu s of Ashes 20 Beat the Clock lJ Johnny Mann ~Stan d Up & Cheer 15 LOOK ng Ahead 33 B 00 - Advocates 20 C r c e of L ghts 33 F p W son 3 4 5 Toma 6 13 Peanut s Cartoon 8 10 8 30 - TheHouseWthout aCh stmasTreeB 0 9 00 - lronsde3 415 KungFu6 13 Catch333J 9 30 - Off the Record 20 Men Wh o Made The Mov es 33 10 00 ..!_ News 2() One N ght Stand 10 Ph adelph a Orchest a 33 ABC Foiles 3 4 15 CBS Reports 10 B I y Graham C usade 6 News 20 Move Crawn Space 8 10 30 Mounta n Scene 33 11 00 - New s B 10 13 Janak 33 News 3 4 6 5 1 3() - Johnny Carson 3 4 5 Mov e R de the W d Su rf 8 N ghtmare Alley 10 1 0() - News 13 Tomorrow 3 4 2 00 News 4 Dear Helen Our money goes mto aJomt checking account Each of us has credit cards but btlls of over $50 we dtscuss first so we won t be hit w1th more than we can pay I manage the check book ond keep fmances stratght because I enjoy 1t and my husband doesn t We each have sepa rate savmgs accounts but m a crisis they are conSidered as one I guess 11 ali bmls down to if you re gomg to share your hves sharmg the money shouldn t he so difftcult Money IS just to make life more comfortable and who cares which one makes more or less of 1! 1 - HAPPY COUPLE JJlJI/~)1~® lkJ -u.J .-.1 9"hy titNRII\RNOLD und BOD LEE Unscramble these four Jumbles. one letter to each square to forrn four ordmary words 1 30 - FIRM CREATED COLUMBUS - Arllcles of mcorporation have been filed here with Secretary of State Ted W Brown by Pomeroy Forest Products Inc With 500 George Lu cas Frank W POrter Jr and Fred W Crow lli dated Nov 23 1973 Fred W Crow III IS agent !tied by Crow Crow and Porter at 1 r II lh ur 1- 12 ~olvc 13 No ~o c (3 "ds 15 Notd t. 1 I G l ac 1 19 I l X tl o of d1 sg sl 20 Ita~ 1 un 1 23 Gu~ 1 t stale I Gr ffith s ll c 1lcrs 25 Tc 1 c mcnt 27 \I aska" b m one:-; '7 Feeb le " an (':\ CUS ( 8 1 norcs eon 9 Rosen ka all ('r 10 ) st 1 t of E:ngl n I 14 And\ ho ne to v (2 w~s 16 Felch (2 wds ) 17 Venerate 18 Jeopar Jv 20 Chatter { 2wd:; ) 21 Ongmat(' I 22 OIS~H ade 2.4 Moslcn 37 Sumatran ape 38 Beak 39 E gg (comb form > 40 N gcnan tr bcs VIP 26 Sc:i olar .s 1 me 28 Glor fy 33 Anestl et nan ~ 35 Daunted 36 Of a rcrafl 41 Cicero for ex: ample ( abbr 42 Essa v f\0\H (3 ds J 29 Et bell I to the bards 30 K (0 d c or 31 Elcctr l un1t 32 Nevel (Gc r J 34 Sauls \ 1 etc 35 Man artery 37 Have \el l 1 em onz~d (3 \\ds 43 Fro! c how to work AXVDLBAAXK LONGFELLOW -'J I~~~=.:==~=~;f-._~ I I rv A;=::.A~...,'uggeated __,_, Pritt::._:lhe,.;SU~R:.:::PRISI~A~NSW~IR::_.::-e~n__jl by the above cartoon lliY--IliJJ (Antwen 1omorrow' nil~" An•"'.-r IDIOT II 11 AORTA \()1 /lfHJ I'(/ ' CRVPTOQUOTES Now arra.nre the dreled letten to form the surprise answer 8.11 , I _ tt Is One Jetter stmply stands for another In thts sample A is used for the three L s X for the two 0 s etc Smgle letters apostrophes the length and formation o( the words are all hmts Each day the code letters are different ii:E6 E>I~ED UNEl<PECTE17L.Y J/ARM/0!· shares of no par common by l ou under bird I I I [j Ju 0 (I \1. 5 l\la<:a 6 Na c ussoc a t( I 2 Dowt PANIC1 - J 1 DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Heres 'I e• ~rday " torneys 11 lJ LSSOE 0 act. Sf 3 Span sl a rttrlc 4 s 1~ nl 44 Ulunde t 45 Put "I wtth 46 Spac10 IS DOWN 1 Ind an tree tJ I M ROSS l i\labam Cit' G Opt: 1 FALLEN NEARLY TAINT E LEUPDL VDSBDTOY SPHAEPM VYOEUDT DLMF SRTPV EYYELXOT UAO PU XMPLHE Yeolerday s Cryptoquole MODERATION IN TEMPER IS ALWAYS A VIRTUE MODERATION IN PRINCIPLE IS AL WAYS A VICE-THOMAS PAINE (© 1973 King Features Syndicate Ia.c) Oswald & James 1. South 3NT Pass Jacoby ER CORRECT ON 1 VE ALREADY TOL-D YOL.J 5HE5 NOr HE'RE the spade lead and sees that there are !3 top tncks look 1ng h1m nght m the face Is there any problem? Yes' Daamonds have been known to d!Vtde 4 0 In that case 1f South goes after aU the trtcks he w1U w nd up behmd the e1ght bali Can he guard agamst th1s 1 Yes He s1mply ducks the ftrst diamond and settles for hts contract THE BORN WSER 1---~-===~-,.-------------..:...---------'--------, II A rubber bndge player should make th1s safety play automallcaily What s 30 pomts agatnst 14401 A match pomt dupl cate player should take thts same precauuon wtth thts hand The reason ts that he should see that very few patrs Will ------------ --~ wtU have reached a grand slam They w1U aU outscore him tf the dtamonds break Someone mtght even fail to reach a slam Those players wtU heat h1m 1f he goes after aU the tncks and the hand ~---:;:=:--7 coUapses In addtllon there will be I G & E appl ance repa r Phone; at the shop 992 3802 or 9.49 .4254 11 26 26tp ~=---------- SEW NG.., MACHINES Repaid serv ce all makes 992 228.4 Tht Fabric Shop Pomeroy Atfthorlzed Singer sa es and Jervlce We Sharpen Scissors 1 3 29 tfc .,.MAR RISON S TV serv ce and' servlu calls Phone 992 252:2 ( 2 9 tfc:.: Gr~t!, chtldish smile ventured forth and hoodwmked relattves fnends and netghbors mto ordermg Kay Ill brand candies - Mmt by THOMAS JOSEPH Dear Helen ' !:iEPTIC 'TANt(f - AROBit SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANEO REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 3035 10 4 ttol FURNITURE 1 R~~~~~:" Shmybnte conceahng mtenbons of ev1l behmd an mnocent • • Fmaocmg the Marital Set Up notrump contract He wms JOtc ,. Dryers Surround clothes with gentle elren heat Not~et spots no overcary1no 'Flnt Mtsh L nt Filter Wt Specialize In MA'I'TAG Us. '< IJ} Jldt n Hottel Today s hand 1s a vartalton on an old theme South fmds himself m a very sound six DEAD ~TC>CR - Will remoVe at a reasonable harqe Call i 1:"2455514 8 2J 90tc HafoofHu' Yes tt s true Our daughter Shinybnte IS part of the JUVerule group of con artists who have been defraudu g the publtc Shmybrlte alias Carole Veronaca 1s m the myth1cal second grade at a non-eXIstent place called Ordnance School m an tmagmary town called Pt Pleasant W Va The whole plot uas hatched there The con game used by the schoolmarm Fagans \\as the old candy-selltng bunko scheme And sad to relate 1( workod > + 64 8~ and out 2 spte~ o.peravon Qwlce of water femt>s Auto water level contro Lint F11ter or Power F n ~gltator Pertnl Pren Maytag BY PAUL CRABTREE My husband s paycheck takes care of the bills and livmg expenses mine provtdes for the IW<urtes - and also those extra house payments so we II own our home sooner - LOVING AND TRUSTING .AK874 Both vulnerable Pass It Pass Pass Pass 6NT Pass Opemng lead-Q• c eaned Modern San tat on 992 3954 or 992 7349 10 2J tfc Big< Alcity Maytag Automatics Helen Help ·- West ---------SE'PTIC~AfHCS --......--- & THINGS .32 EAST WEST • • 87542 • QJ 10 3 ,.QI092 'JS • J 10 9 8 .QJ965 .10 SOUTH 1])1 • AK6 'AK3 =.==.------------ _,.___ You asked other workang wtves to tell how rmances are managed 1~1r marna~es In our house what s mme lS hlS and what s has ts mme ~ + AKQ753Z EXCAVATING dozer oader and backhoe work sept c tanks nstal ed dump trucks/ and o boys for h re w II hau f I dirt top so I mestone and gravel Ca I Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 9!i27089 n ght phone 992 3S25 or 992 5232 2 11 ttc WILL tr m or cut trees shrubbery Also c ean basements attics etc 949 3221 or 742 .4.4.41 11 21 show two k ngs your partner has b d s1x diamonds to show JUst one k ng What do you do now? 5 NORTH -=-~=--- - --- 430T0530 WMPO-FM STEREO. 92.1 J -------------PRICE CONSTRUCT ON THE RALPH EMERY SHOW For Rent • FOR FREE est mates on alum num s d ng Storm Doors and W ndows Car ports Marquees and Ra ng Phone Char es L ste Syracu!.e OhiO Carl Jacotf Sates Representative V V John~on and Son Inc 6 22 tfc --------------- Dear Helen Television Log Business Services AT LASl APT SIZE REFRIGERATORS SAS up Other modes from !.19 95 e ... ce ttent select on gas ranges several electric Dec 5 1973 land at SJX <;1,\i~~~ ~~ PERSONALLY, 1 WI>CA~ co BeTTe;R THINK SIRNANDA lliNJ t;OT Df.ltAILf.D 1HATI !.OMf.WHf.llE ALONCi THf. LINE. notrump Some I QULte a £ew palrS at SIX ALLEY OOP dta monds S1x notrump btd and made will beat SIX d1amonds btd and seven made How about the other pairs at stx notrump Ther won t be proud of their btddmg but if they are good players they f.lll make the same safety play BARNEY The b ddmg has been West Pass P•ss Pass North 1+ 3• 3• s• East Pass Pass Pass 1. South 3+ 4NT SNT ' TH CATFISH ARE BITIII) DOWN AT DRIBBLE CREEK UNK SNUFFV "(!/VIE's A WAST/Nil AfORE WEGO :t: BETTER SCRIBBLE OFF A NOTETO MAW MSW'· J ITS NOT W1SE TO L E N 6ED AT N16~T MKtNG '10UR5fl.F G'JE~TPNS iliAT ~OU CANT AN5WER Pass &• Pass You South hold •K J 6 5 • A 8 3 2 +K 10 4 .63 P..s What do you do now? A - Bid sb: aotrump Yo•r ,.rtner can still go to seven dta .. ••do tr ho has tho right hood TODAY S QUESTION 1-..d of btddmR SIX hearts lo • ' �. ' 20 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport·Pom••·oy, 0 ., Dec. 5, 1973 • He's working on it Earth should revolve slower CINCINNATI (UP! ) - Dr . !say Balinltin doesn't want the world to stop so he can get off, he just wants it to slow down a little so he can end the energy crisis. Balinkin, a 72-year-old scien· tist, has come up with a novel plan for solving the ene~gy shortage - harness some of the energy generated by the rotation of the Earth, "The energy we could gain by slowing the Earth's rotation one second a year would pro· vide enough energy for the en- Ure world for one year," says the physicist. Balinkin, professor emeritus of experimental physics at the University of Cincinnati, has left the city a!J<I holed up in a Florida hotel to work out his plan for literally slowing down the planet to provide for the needs of man . "I'm not on a vacation down here," he told UP! by tel e. phone. "I only get out in the sun about half-an-llour a day. I've got my slide rule and books down here. "I wanted to get away from everybody and try to work this out. I've determined it's not against any law of physics to do what I want to do , but I've got to find out how," Balinkin admits he's done some far-<~ut thinking already to try to capture what he calls "geodynamic" energy. " If we could make a pulley by wrapping a giant belt around the earth and a station in space, it would be easy to ca pture the rotation energy ana our problems would be over/' he says. He even drew a picture of his pulley system for a reporter, but laughingly acknowledged it . was impossible." . 11 " Since that 's impossible, the trick is to find a devi ce here on earth that moves indepen· dently of the planet's rotation, drive that device · with the earth's spin and derive power from it. ''Two such devices are the pendulum and the gyroscope. The plane of a swinging pen· dulum remains stationary as MEIGS THEATRE the earth shifts in relation to it. ''Using the earth 1s rotation to drive a pendulum that was moving through a m.1gnetic fleld. for example, would ere~ ate electricity," Balinkin explained . "The rotation would be similar to the escapement mechanism in a clock that Counties l Continued from Page 1) crats took offiee in 1971, we found over a million dollars in unaudited, unpaid bills left over from the Rhodes welfare administration which we had to pay before we could get to pay· ment of new bills." Gilligan and . Bates have blamed county welfare departments for poor administration of U<e relief rolls. But Kurfess contended the state welfare department had the responsibility to take over ruMing any county program that failed. "That to many of us has been a very stronB concern, has now evolved, through tl)al· administration and head·inthesand attitudes by the Gilligan administration into a welfare crisis in this state," Kur!ess said . Kurfess (Continued from Page 1) Public Welfare Department has the responsibility to take over administration of any county programs which are failing, He described Ferguson, Gilligan and Bates as ''latecomers'' on the welfare matter, adding Republicans have been complaining about poor administration for three years. " If they had had a concern three years ago that they show now, we wouldn't have a problem, " he said. "One is tempted to conclude that the 1974 elec· lions on the horizon might be the only motivating factor now prodding the administration into at least acknowledging the problem exists." EXTENDED OUTLOOK Mostly cloudy. A chance of snow flurries northeast Friday ending Saturday. A slow warming trend. Highs in the 30s and lows mostly In the 20s on Friday. By Sunday highs In the 40s and lows in the 30s. Tonight & Thursday December 5"6 NOT OPEN Fri. -Sat. -Sun . December 7-B-9 LIVE AND LET Dl E <Tec;hnicolor) Roger Moore as James Bond 007 transfers the gravitational energy to the pendulum and helps it overcome friction." Although he fled to the Florida hotel to be alone with his thoughts, Balinkin allowed the lUliversity news service to is· sue a news release on his idea. "I wanted word of my idea to get out so other scientists can start working on it," Balinkin said. "Maybe somebody can come up with a working model - something actually ex· tracting energy from the earth's rotation - and that would be the crowning Market Report PT. PLEASANT LIVESTOCK SALES CO. Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. Saturday, Dec.1, 1973 HOGS - 175 to 220 37 to 43, Heavies 3IJ to 43, Lights 39 to 41, Fat Sows 31 to 36.75, Boars 30 to 31, Pigs 19 to 28, CATTLE - Steers 37 to 40, Heifers 35 to 40, Fat Cows 33 to 34.75, Canners 30 to 33, Bulls 39 to 12, Stock Cows and Calves 315 to 503, Stock Steers 35 to 40; Stock Heifers 30 to 37, Stock Steer Calves 40 to !6.75, Stock Heifer Calves 35 to 42. Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMISSIONS Arthur Wandling, Pomeroy; John F. MaJ?Sie, Pomeroy ; Dale Ray Little, Pomeroy ; Timothy Cundiff, Syracuse; Joseph Wilson, Pomeroy ; Lois T. Jewell, West Columbia; Timothy Drake, New Haven; Bessie Napper, Pomeroy; Rox Ann Martin, Pomeroy. DISCHARGES - Rosalee Clark, William Watson, Philip Mowery . · died Wednesday RACINE - Mrs. Freda F . Manuel, 65, Racine, Rt. 2, died Wednesday at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Manuel was born here JWJe 1, 1906, the daughter of the late Thomas M. and Carrie Burton Warner. Mrs. Manuel is survived by he r husband, Paul L. Manuel i one daughter, Mrs. Robert (Carrie E.) Roush , Racine; a son, Lester P. Manuel, Logan i two sisters, Mrs. Coulter (Elsie ) Shuler and Mrs. Cloist (Flossie ) Badgely, and one brother, Homer Warner, all of Racine, Rt. 2, and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the Rawlings Coats FWleral Home with the Rev. Robert Bumgarner in charge. Burial will be in Letart Falls Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home any time after 10 a.m. Thursday. DEBBIE VULGAMORE BEVERLY LYONS v ur f! 0 I PATI'Y CANTRELL in homecoming queen race RIO GRANDE - Four coeds at Rio Grande College, including Jane Stowers of Rio Grande whose entry was announced Sunday, will compete for the title of Homecoming Queen for 1973. The queen will tended Ohio State University for a year and transferred to Rio Grande. A member of Kayettes, stie is majoring in e lementary educa tion. She enjoys reading and sewing and is concerned with environmental control. Beverly is being sponsored by Alpha Cora McKinley of Columbus dies Sigma Phi. Debbie Vulgamore is a junior. She . is the daughter of Cora McKinley, 81, died · Friday at 2 p.m . at the Jerry Tuesday at Grant Hospital, Spears Funeral Home, · Mr . and Mrs . Norbert Columbus, following a long Columbus. Burial will be in Vulgamore, Jasper, Ohio, She has been a cheerleader three illness·. Mrs. McKinley was Greenlawn Cemetery. years and participates in soft. formerly a resident of Midball and vocal chorus groups. dleport. She enjoys playing the piano, She is survived by a son, Brooks, Reynoldsburg; one LODGE TO MEET daughter , Ruth Sheets, Pomeroy Lodge 164, F&AM, Columbus; two sisters, Faye Lyons, Columbus, and Mayme will install officers at a Windy and colder tonight and Dye, Charleston; two grand- meeting at 7:30 this evening at Thursday, a chance or snow children, and three great- the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. north Thursday. Low tonight in All mast~r masons are invited. the lower 30s . High Thursday in grandchildren . Funeral services will be held Refreshments. will be served. the mid 40s southeast. be crowned during in· termission of the Rock Concert Friday night, Dec. 7, at 9 p.m. Beverly Lyons, a senior, is from Greenfield, Ohio, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lyons. Beverly at· Weather and loves dogs, She is being sponsored by Archon Fraternity. Patty Ca ntrell, a junior majoring in business ad ministration, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Forest Cantrell of Jackson. Patty is a member of Lambda Omicron Psi Sorority and works part-time in the Business Office at the college. Her hobbies are reading , riding, hiking, ·and swimming, and she enjoys collecting fossils . Patty is being sponsored by Alpha Delta Epsilon Fraternity. The Homecoming Rock Concert, scheduled for 7:30 p.m. in Lyne Center, is part of the college's Homecoming activities and will feature the . "Stories" and the "Over Night Low." The concert is open to the public. Tickets are on sale now at Rio Grande College. A-C-M-1-A ATHENS COUNTY MONTHLY INCOME ACCOUNT FULLER DIES HARTFORD, Conn . ( UP!) 'Alfred C. Fuller, who was fir ed from his first job as a street car conductor but went on to found the Fuller Brush Co, and head it for more than 60 years, died Tuesday at the age of 88. lnleresl Checks Mailed Monthly or Quarterly Meigs Co. Branch UNIT CALLED The Pomeroy E·R squad was called Tuesday at 11:59 a.m. to Rock St. for John Massie who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital and ad· mitted. ~} . "w~ The Athens County Savings & Loan Co. 296 Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio All Accounts Insured To $2::~ij~~ FSL·~ . ~ J) "'-t:. . s~,, LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in downtown Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Wednesday was 62 degrees under partially cloudy skies. f" There is room for the Elna Lotus in a girl's tiniest room ; but it is just as much at home in a mansion . lotus ~[Q) =Spec i al , the machine with the utility stitches- basic zigzag, 3-slitch zigzag , blind stitch or edging stitch - with more than 20 different us.es, including stretch sewing! THE SEWING CEtrJTER MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . . . .. . . . - CHICAGO - THREE CHICAGO SEVEN defendants and attorney William Kuntsler were convicted Tuesday of contempt of court for their conduct during the 1969-70 riot conspiracy trial. U. S. District Court Judge Edward T. Gignoux, brought in from Maine to hear the case after a federal appeals court overturned contempt convictions originally made by U. S. District Court Judge Julius J. Hoffman , found Kuntsler, David Dellinger, Abbie Hoffman and JerryHubin guilty after a five-week bench trial. llllllllll Our Second Floor Ready-to-Wear Department is brim full of beautiful holiday coordinated sportswear for giving ·and wearing through the coming holidays . Big selection of coor· dinates in Misses, Womens. Juniors, Preteen and Girls 7 to 14. SAIGON - THE SAIGON GOVERNMENT vowed today to recapture the haltered town of Kien Due, seized by tank-led Communist columns in the heaviest fighting since the ltknonth· old cease.fire was signed to bring peace to South Vietnam. The military command said three waves of North Vietnamese troops made unsuccessful assaults on the southern Central Highlands town of 5,000 Tuesday before finally driving govenunent forces out just before dark. In Cambodia , insurgent commandos rowed across the watery swamps at the southern edge of Phnom Penh early today in an abortive amphibious assault against the Bassac River bri\ige inside the capital. A Saigon spokesman said the North Vietnamese used up to 20 tanks in the final assault on Kien Due, the first district town - equivalent to a county seat in tbe United States - attacked ~ince the start of the Jan. 28 truce. · Famous Quality Brands Such As • Queen Casuals • Ecco Bay • Russ Gi~ • Douglas Marc CINCINNATI- CLEAN-UP CREWS wn.L be out in force today blotting up a four-mile stretch of the Ohio River of 130,000 gallons of No. 2 fuel oil, which spilled when an Ashland Oil Co. barge was damaged, · Coast Guard Commander Rudolph Sommers said the .splll occurred last Saturday when the barge '8pparently came in contact with something while at the Columbia Marine Fleeting area in Ludlow, Ky ., across the river from here. The officer said the fueloil, which blankets an area of the river between Bromley, Ky., and Aooerson Ferry in the CinciMatl area , would not endanger fishlife . 1 • ' / I ·• Nutshell Jr's • Grass·Roots -~··-~ Be sure to register at our Mechanic Street Ware!louse for the WHIRLPOOL DISHWASHER to be won by one of our customers. No pufchase necessary - you need not be present to win. HOOVER OONVERTIBLE Q.EANERS Reg. 89.95 Bring Your Children to See Deluxe model With light and 2· speed motor. SANTA CLAUS Sale $57n At Elberfelds Toyland In the Middle Block Reg . 24.95 Cleaning Tool Kits Sale Friday, December 7-2 to 4 P.m. Saturday, DecemberS 18.77 Reg . 14.95 Cleaning Tool Kits Sale 7.7~ I 2 To4 PM t.~llilo<lllilo<l_. . . ...,.llilo<lllilo<l••llilo<l~•llal..li..•••-•----•••••••••••••••••• ' r I WASHINGTON - BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS have passed bills to put the country back ' on Daylight Saving Time, and perhaps save 1 to 1.5 P:"r cent of the fuel it would otherw.ise consume. If Congress humes through the rest of the legislative process, clocks could be pushed an hour ahead for the next two years before New Year's Eve. Dlfferences ~tween the House version and the version the Senate adopted Tuesday by a 68-10 vote must now be reconciled by a HoU$0-Senate conference.committe.e. The chief difference is a Senate provision to pernut the leg1slatures m states w<th divided time zone! to exempt one zone from day light time. WASiflNGTON - PRESIDENT NIXON'S new energy ad· viser William E. Simon, says the administration will push for consb-uction of a second Alaska oil pipeline. A Pentagon task force meanwhile, called for constructio~ of an Alaska pipeline to. meet mllitary oil needs. It could not unmediately be learned whether Simon and the military were talking about one new pipeline or two or whether they checked with each other on their line to carry oil from Alaska's largely untapped North Slope to ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY I connecticut - Twelve truck drivers blocked Interstate 84 along the Connecticut-New York state border for 35 minutes Monday night. They moved on at the request of Connecticut police, saying that New York officers were abusiv" • WEDNESOAY, DECEMBER 5, 1973 cause of · layoffs in the steel, rubber, automobile and chemical industries of Ohio," Bates said. " Undoubtedly there will be an increasing need for help for those people from the state and county welfare depart. ments." House Minority Leader Charles F . Kurfess, R-Bowling Green, accused the Gilligan administration of leading Ohio into a ''weifare crisis.' ' He said the governor: 1s own. figures showed 13.7 per cent of families getting Aid to Dependent Children should not be on welfare rolls, while 27 per cent are overpaid and 11 per cent are underpaid. 11 That's more than SO per cent of the caseload that's not properly administered," Kurfess said. "And that to me is a crisis." Democratic state Auditor Jo' seph T. Ferguson charged if the welfare rolls are in bad shape, it was the fa~lt of for. mer Republican Gov. James A. Rhodes. "It was the Rhodes administration that started the mess," Ferguson said. "When Demo· (Continued on Page 20) Auto hits deer propo~dent Nixon signed legislation authorizing one 99Q.rnile Your Christmas Shopping Headquarters POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. Charles W. Bates said " the John J . Gilligan has urged most dramatic need" facing county and state governments Ohio because of the energy to join forces to clea n up " the crisis was to develop a respon· welfare mess" ln Ohio. s ive welfare system. He "Ohio government agencies pointed out that "the un· at all levels need to cooperate certainty of employment is to rid the rolls of the ineligi· before us, and who is to know bles, to protect the thousands . how or who it will hit. " of eligible recipients who rely Bates asked county commis· on we lfare as their only source sioners to "sensitiz.e our local of income for life's necessities, wellare agencies to be fully reand most important, to protect sponsive to meet this crisis" in the taxpayers," he told the an- a reSponsible manner so " the nual County Commissioners citizens of Ohio will not lose Association of Ohio L.'Onvention fai th in their government." here Tuesday. " Help will he needed by State Welfare Director many who lose their jobs be· WASHINGTON - SEN . EDWARD M. KENNEDY has placed himself on a preparatory "course" to seek the 1976 Democratic presidential nomination but has made no final decision to run, Sen. John V. TuMey, D.Calif., said today. Tunney, in an interview with United Press International, said Kennedy was the "odds-<~n, overhwelming favorite': to win the nomination and predicted that "there will be tremendous ' t ,, . pressure on hun o run . • Devon • Jane Colby WASiflNGTON - PRESIDENT NIXON and Romanian President Nicolae Ceausescu will sign a joint declaration today pledging cooperatiun between their two nations in the political and economic fields . The document will be signed when the Romanian leader ~arrives at the White House for a farewell meeting with Nixon. The two leaders have already signed mutual aviation, fisheries and taxation pacts. . Ceausescu broke the news that a "document of historical importance will be signed" in his toast at a state dinner in his honor Tuesday night. "It is going to be a document of historical im~rtance in its own way and by the mer< fact that it expands . the relations and the principles that govern the relauons between countries that are different in many ways but which are urdted in their desire to cooperate in building friendship between them, and in building a world of cooperation and peace," Ceausescu said. · . ' Co-Ordinate Sportswear For The Holidays THE UNITED STATES .STEPPED up efforts to break the Middle East truce deadlock today, trying to get Egypt and Israel talking again befi>re Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger's second peace mission to the region, The urgency of Kissinger's trip was underscored by a new 'rash of shooting incidents Tuesday on the two cease-fire fronts and word from Cairo that the commander of the U, N. Middle East peace - keeping force failed in his latest attempts to bring Israel aoo Egypt back to the peace table . The State Department in Washington said Kissinger's Dec. 13-17 mission will' include Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Syria; Jordan, Lebanon and Israel as part of a major American diplomatic 'drive to bring the countries together at a Geneva peace confere nce tentatively set for Dec. 18. West Virginia- A truck driver jacknifed his rig on Interstate 70 near Wheeling, Tuesday and tied up traffic for about an hour in another protest demonstration . Sheriff's deputies arrested Walter Barclay of Bellevue, Neb ., and levied a small fine against him before releasing him. PHONE 992-2156 TEN CENTS Counties urged ·to clean up welfare • MRS. JEAN BRAUN of Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, has been employed as a coordinator with the Retired Senior Volunteer ~rogram and will work under the direction of Mrs. Pearl Welker, RSVP director. Mrs . Braun replaces Henry Watson who re cently moved· to Columbus. Her work will consist of recruiting volunteers and locating stations of services for the volunteers as well as public relation co ntacts with clubs and organizations of the county. children (ADC ) should not be on t~e welfare rolls, 21 per cent are overpaid and II per cent are underpaid. "That's more than 50 per cent of the caseload that's not properly adminis t ered," Kur!ess said, "and tliat, to me, is a crisis.'' "It was , the Rhodes ad· ministration that started the mess, " Ferguson said . " When the Democrats took office in 1971, we found over a million dollars in unaudited, unpaid The Meigs County Sheriff's bills left over from the Rl)odes Dept, investigated two single welfare adlJ!inistration which car accidents. one involving· a we had to pay before we could deer. lhe past 24 h_ours. get to payment of new bills." At 6:20 Tuesday evening on Gilligan and Public Welfare Twp. Rd. 321 in Salem Twp., Director Charles W. Bates · one-half mile east of SR 124, a have blamed county welfare pick-up truck driven by Virgie departments for poor ad· A. Fetty, 44, Rt. 1, Langsville, ministration of the relief rolls. was traveling east when a deer But Kurfess said the state ran into the path of her vehicle, (Continued on Page 20) causing moderate damage to the grill and fr ont bumper. · 1be deer survived, and Mrs. Fetty reportedly was not in· jured. At I: 55 this morning, on CR 26, six tenths mile west of SR 7, By United Press International an auto driven by Gerald Dee WASiflNGTON - PRESIDENT NIXON is expected to Wilkinson, 35, Qf 15 W. Cave St., decide within a month whether to take the controversial step of Pomeroy, was traveling west full scale rationing of gasoline and heating fuels. That word came when his auto went off the Tuesday from Nixon's new energy adviser, William E . Simon, who also said Americans can expe ct to pay significantly more to berm, the back end spinning around , and Wilkinson losing heat their homes and fuel their cars in the years ahead. Simon control. The car went off the predicted significant changes in the life style of most Americans right side of the road and as a result of energy ~gprtges. ripped up 160ft. of fence owned · The President called in his Cabinet today to discuss the by James Meredith, Rt. 3, prospects of rationing and the effects of the energy crisis on the Pomeroy. nation's economy. Simon, the deputy Treasury secretary wh o Moderate property damage was named Tuesday t.i head a hew Federal Energy Agency, was reported by Meredith, forecast substantial boosts in the costs of all petroleum products and said both taxes and rationing were among the methods being considered lor curtailing gasoline consumption. " Show ·Starts 7 p.m . Holzer Medical Center Births Mr . and Mrs. Johnny Berkley of Minersville, a son. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Wedge, Point Pleasant, a son . Mr . and Mrs . Heb er Eisnaugle, Jackson, a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Miller , Jackson, . twin daughters. (One expired after birth.) VOL. XXV NO. 164 COLUMBUS (UP! ) - House Minority Leader Charles · F . Kur!ess , R·Bowling Green, has blamed the administration of Gov. John J . Gilligan for lead· ing Ohio intO a " welfare crisis." "What to many of us has been a Nery strpng conCern, has now 1evolved , through mal· administration .and head-inthe-sand attitudes by the Gllligan administration, into a welfare crisis in this state," Kurfess told a news conference Tliesctily. Earlier in the day, state Auditor · Joseph T. Ferguson had blamed the administration of former Gov. James A. Rhodes for poor administration of state welfare. programs . Kurfess said the Gilligan administration's figures show 13.7 per cen t of families receiving ai~ to depe nd ent OPEN BOTH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9 PM In New Jersey- In Blairstown, a lone trucker pulled his rig across two lanes of Interstate 00 in northwestern New Jersey and blocked traffic for two hours. The driver was arrested and fined $25. plus $10 costs. Devoted To 17ae InteN!It8 Of 17ae· Meig~- MtJMJn Area .' Kurfess enters welfare battle SHOP THURSDAY 9:30 ·TO 5 PM (Continued from Page \) year battle against it. In Delaware, about 200 truck dJ;ivers januned the approach!'S of the Delaware Memorial Bridge connecting to the New Jerse~ Turnpike. State police said the truckers began the traffic tie-up about 2' a .m . and, as of 7 a .m.,a spokesman said, ''We have no idea when they are going to leave," Police said they are reluctant to move in and force them out because "it might trigger violence or wide spread traffic stoppages" The truckers blocked the approaches of the span with their rigs on both the Delaware and New Jersey sides . Police in both states stood by. Police said traffic was backed up for about a mile. Drivers of the big rigs claimed the 5~ mile an hour speed limits being imposed in state after state were hurting them hadly, They claimed salaried drivers paid by the mile covered less ground, while independent owner-drivers taking extra time to finish runs were losing income from other jobs. A state-by-alate breakdown of the truckers' actions : PeMsylvania -State Police said " hundreds" of drivers used their rigs to block east and west bound lanes of Interstate 80 near Blakeslee in eastern Pennsylvania for nearly six hours Tuesday morning, backing up traffic for 10 to 15 miles. Later in the day drivers of about 100 trucks used their vehicles to block Interstate 80 near the Lamar Interchange in western Pennsylvania . State police said 50 to 60 drivers blockaded Interstate 80 near Lock Haven, Pa ., Tuesday night, and 20 to :W rigs were halting traffic on tt>e' same highway near Bartonsville in the eastern part of the state . 4 ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY News. • • in Briefs 7 a.rn . By United Press lnlernatlonal Truck drivers protesting lhe high coot of fuel and lowered speed limits used a series of '•stop-arxt"'Start" tactics today to close down portions of the Ohio Turnpike and tie up traffic out. side of the capital city of Columbus on Interstate 70. One driver, Robert Follin of Buffalo, Mo., said their objective was a work stoppage by 75 per cent of the nation's truck drivers by noon today. Follin said truckers are using citizen band radios to urge fellow truckers to park their rigs, Main highways in other states were also hit by protest demonstrations that began Monday and in some instances continued through today. The Ohio Highway Patrol estimated that 300 to 350 drivers were involved in the state. They said 'J:l miles of the turnpike were shut down between the sandusky-Norwalk and Lorain· Elyria exits at about 7 a.m. (EST). Motorists were ordered not to use the entrances in that area . Earlier today the truck drivers p~rked their rigs in both lanes of the turnpike at Fremont and near Castalia. The Ohio Highway Patrol said the turnpike was closed for only a short time at Fremont but remained down from 2 a.m. until 5:30a.m. near castalia, before being shut down the third time at Effie L. Eakins died on Tuesday Mrs. Effie L. Eakins, &1, of 743 East Garwood' St., Alliance, formerly of Middleport, was dead upon arrival at the Alliance City Hospital at 3:33 p.m . Tuesday. Mrs. Eakins had been in failing health two months. She was born Oct. 18, 1909, in Meigs County, but had been living in Alliance sinee 1957, having moved there from Middleport. She was a member of the Lexington and Pomona Granges. Surviving are her husband, Charlmer; two daughters , Mrs. Leona Martin, Athens, and • Mrs. Betty Wills , Pomeroy; a son, 'Thomas G. Eblen, Washington, Pa.; four grandchildren; a greatgranddaughter, two brothers, Dehnar Logan and Homer Logan, both of Columbus, and a sister, Mrs. Robert (Mary ) Leverich, Gulfport, Fla . Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Friday at the Cassaday and Turkle Funeral Home, 75 S. Union St., Alliance and burial will be in Highland Memorial Park there. The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 7 to 9 Thursday evening. Freda F. Manuel (: University of Cincinnati officials recall the professor as one of the most inventive of all fac. ulty members. Concerned about students grasping com· plex ideas, he did such things in the classroom as triggering 50 mouse traps loaded with tennis balls to demonstrate chainreaction. tin rue ers I I , achievement. .. • • the p<rt of Valdez, where the oil would be pumped into tankers for shipment to the West Coast. It is scheduled for completion in 1977 Envirorunentalists, who say the line will endanger the ArcUc ecology and run the risk. of ocean spills, fought a three· (Continued on ~age 20) ' Sohio puts gas higher C LEVELAND (UP! ) - In· creases of one and one-llalf cents per gallon of gasoline and 1.3 cents per gallon of home heating oil were announced Tuesday by Standard Oil of Ohio (Sohio). The one aoo one-llalf cent increase involved companyoperated gasoline stations. A separate 1.1-<:ent per gallon increase in the wholesale price of gasoline supplied to dealeroperated stations was announc~d at the same time. ' Marketing Vice President Robert Griffin said · the price hikes were the result of "substantial increases in the cost of foreign crude oil." The price increase boosted the price of premium gasoline to 49.4 cents per gallon and regular gasoline to 15.4 cents per gallon at companyoperated stations. The firm sells gasoline in Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania at Sohi0 , Boron and B.P. sta tions. Collins to have primary battle COLUMBUS (UP!) - A possible Republican primary battle between state Sen. Harry L. Armstrong, R· Logan, and state Rep. Oakley C. Collins, R-Ironton, was set up Tuesday. with Armstrong's announcement that he will seek re-election, Collins and Armstrong Uve in the same district, · and Collins has indicated he would Uke to return to the Senate, out of which he was reapportioned in 1971. Conservatives fonn new church while Wilkinson suffered no injuries. Telephone meeting.set A final meeling to discuss toll free extended telephone ser· vice between Pomeroy· Middleport lind the Chester area has been called for 7 p.m. Thursday at the Chester Elementary School. A campaign has l)eim un· derway several weeks to register the desires of sub· -scribers of the Southeasiern Ohio Telephone Co. of Coolville with ' 1965" numbers about the toll free service. Over 70 percent of the subscribers have registered in favor of t~e ex· tended service between the Pomeroy area served by · General Telephone Co. of Ohio and the Chesler area. Not only are subscribers, particulary business people, asked to utteila the meeting tomorrow night, but also. residents and business people of the Pomeroy area interested in seeing the new service. The meeting will be the final session before the matter is taken to the Ohio Public Utilities Commission. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UP! ) - Conservatives witllin the Presbyterian Church in the U. S. founded a new denomination Tuesday night and elected a leader who declared the group had raised "a fresh, clear banner" of Christianity. The conservatives, holding their frrst General Assembly here Tuesday through Friday, planned today to name the new denomination, comprised of 75,000 worshippers from 275 churches in 14 Southern and border slates. The 331J delegates, all of them men and all but one of them white, elected Jack Williamson of Greenville, Ala ., moderator by acclamation. Williamson, a lawyer, had been temporary presiding officer. ' Crisis unprecedented ' COLUMBUS (UP!) '- Gov. John J. Gilligan Tuesday said "challenges of unprecedented magnitUde that no state can deal with alone" are preseQted by growing concerns about the national economy and the energy crisis. Speaking at a meeting of the Appalachia Regional Commission (ARC), Gilligan said, " Extraordinary regional and national cooperation among the states will be needed to deal with the problems facing all of us today. ''Regional organizations such as the ARC are bemg challenged as they have never been challenged before," said Gilligan. "We must work together as a region and all of the regions must work together as a nation to find ways to deal with these broad areas of mutual concern." Since the commission was created in 1966, said Gilligan, $106 million in ARC funds have been chaMeled into a 28county Ohio area. Gilligan said total !~era! and state in· vestment in the area since 1966 has reached $330 million. 01 ln 1965," said the governor, "Ohio had one joint vocational school opened in Appalachia. Without access to vocational training, Appalachian residents could not find and hold decent jobs in the area, which had no skilled manpower base to attract industry." Gilligan said six vocational schools will open in the 28 Apcountie~, palachian and five more will go into the plllru1ing or construction stage, by the New devices_will reveal bridges' hidden faults. Three·fined in , mayor s court Tliree defendants were fined , one was assessed costs only, and two others forfei~d bonds in Middleport Mayor John Zerkle's court Tuesday night: Fined were Charles E. Smith, 50, Langsville, $5 and costs, speeding; Leroy Hoshier, no address reco.rded, $10 and costs, intoxication; Prentiss Triplett, 29, London, Ohio, $150 and cos.ts, three days co nfinement, driving while intoxicated, and Wayne T. Wilcox, 31, Syracuse, costs only, running red light. Forfeiting bonds were Jim McHaffie, Pomeroy, $30, in· toxication, and Sidney E . Ellis, 20, Rutland, $30, squealing • COFCTOMEET The Middleport Chamber of Commerce and Retail Mer· chants Association will meet.at 7::W p.m. Thursday at the Columbus anll Southern Ohio tires. Electric Co. social rooms. • , HOLIDAY BAZAAR- Meigs County senior citizens have made hundreds of gift items and ornamental pieces which are for sale at the Christmas bazaar being held today, tomorrow and Friday in the former Pomeroy Junior High School auditorium, Included in the sale items are decorative calendar holders, handcrafted candles, booties, afghans, houseslippers, felt work, sock dolls, plastic flower arrangement, tree ornaments, quilts, crocheted hats, stuffed dolls, plaques, ceramics, jewelry, potl\olders, vases and novel centerpieces. Pr!JCeeds from the sale are returned to the senior.citizens who made the articles. Doors open at 9 a.m. and close at I p.m. all three days. Pictures here with some of the items are left to right, Harriet Warner, Rutland; Ruth Evans, Pomeroy; and Edna Clark, Hemlock Grove. '. COLUMBUS- Ohio's bridge inspection program will be improved through the use of two new electronic devices that locate and measure hidden cracks in steel bridge structures . State Transportation Director J . Phillip Richley said that the portable instruments, called the Acoustic Crack Detector ( ACD ) and the Magnetic Crack Definer SHOPPING DAYS TO CHRISTMAS ' I (MCD), were developed under a Federal ·Highway Administration research and development contract with Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio, Texas. Ohio wiU be one of nine states using the devices for test purposes. Richley said that bridge inspectors will field test the instruments for six months as part of the FHW A evaluation program . "These instrwnents shou1d provide valuable information about the Interior condition of Ohio's bridges," said Richley. "The present bridge inspection consists largely of a visual examination of girders, beams and superstructures by engineers trained to detect structural defects. These new units can expand the inspections beyond what the inspectors can see.'' I . • end of fiscal 1973. More than $34 million in fed· eral revent'e sharing . funds have been earmarked by Ohio. for vocational education facilities in the area, said Gilligan . The children of Appalachian Ohio are the most important human resource in the region, he said . " We know the first six years in the life of a child are the most critical for his future development." Special school work completed Larry Brogan, ' agent, associated with the Reuter Insurance Co. or Pomeroy, recently completed three special schools dealing with insurance matters. Brogan completed a IQ-week course in accounting held at the Tri County Vocational School at Nelsonville; a weeklong school ·held by the Buckeye Union Insurance dealing with fire and related insurance matters, held in Columbus, and a third school, held a t Otterbei n College, Westerville, by the Ohio Association of Ins~rance Agents dealing with ~rsonal lines of insurance. JUDGE TO RUN PORTSMOUTH - Judge Earl E. Stephenson, Portsmouth, presiding judge of the Fourth District Court of Appeals, announced today that he will be a candidate for re· election to a second term as a member of the court. Judge Stephenson, who had previously served as Judge of th e Portsmouth Municipal .Cour t and the Scioto County Court of Common Pleas, was elected to a first te1111 ujl<in .lhe Court in 1968. � 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/. 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