https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7bb20c8535b07e51048f5aec80e082d4.pdf e12ed762b25c1c7e6892528c814609d2 PDF Text Text • 12 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., 0..,_ 6, 1973 Aclion commiHee to meet Dec. 12 ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY The regular meeting of the lOth Congressional District Democratic AcUon Committee will be held at Shaw 's Restaurant in Lancaster on Wednesday, December 12. Dinner hoor will be observed from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. The meeting will begin at 8 p.m . A highlight of the meeting will be the presence of various candidates or PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9 PM :--·----JEANS-SALE-----·-r--~;;d~~ their included. Just received another big s hipm ent of holiday pastels , pla1ds and belted denom s . representatives from throughout the district. · ________...___ BLOUSE SALE Ford (Continued from page I) lopsided vote today. The House Rules Committee gave speedy and unanimous approval Wednesday to clear the confirmation for floor action today, permitting ." maximum of six hoW's of debate. Speaker Carl Albert, working with Ford in anticipation of easy confirmation, agreed to swearing in ceremonies in the House shorUy after the vo te. Ford told UP! the President offered a White House ceremony. But Ford preferred to be sworn in in the House chamber. 11 This is an emotional thing/' he told UP!. "I've spent 25 years here, and the Speaker (Gar I Albert), I know, was also anxious. that it be here." Chief Justice Warren Burger was called on to administer the oath as Ford 's wife, Betty, - holds a Bible owned by their son, Michael, a first year student at the Gordon Conwell Th eo lo gica l Seminary Hamilton , Mass. in The history-making event will be shown to the nation over _A _____, live television , probabl y around 5:30p.m. EST. The Daily Sentinel IJHERESTOF MEIOS· MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHilL , Euc . Ed . York. SubscriptiOn rates : Delivered by carr ier where not ava ilable": One month , S2. By ma ll lri Oh io and w. va ., One Year. Sl' ; Six month s, -8.S0,' Three month• , S5. SO . Elsewhere Ill year ; Sill pr ice In Sunday Time• - SALE PRICES 9.95 5 Gift Suggestions From The ROBES MUSIC DEPARTMENT I :_~:~:---·------------~~1 b~~~g ~~!s~!~stels, BOYS SLACKS l dark and 1 Sizes 8 to 18 Slim - 8 to 18 Regular in Polyester double kniti and fashion jeans in blue denim chambray · cotton and polyester blends. Solid colors and plaids. REG. 510.00 BODYSHIRTS REG. '9.00 BODYSHIRTS SALE '6.88 SALE '5.88 BOYS 3.95 SLACKS BOYS 6.95 SLACKS BOYS 7.95 SLACKS ----~--------------t !I :g~~ ::~~ ~~:~~~ MILLINERY SALE . · I SALE y2 PRICE 1 , . I ' --~------·-------------·J - ENTIRE STOCK OF BICYCLES SALE PRICES 26 inch bikes - 10 speed bikes · 5 speed and 3 s)S'eed bikes Trainer wheel bicycles. All are well known American made bicycles for boys and girls. ~~..-...,. . ---~ Mens Double Knit PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE . I TWO INJURED NEW HAVEN, W. Va. An easy gift to select . One size fits all. Several John Grueser, Syra cuse, and patterns in white Wintuk orion. Joe James, Hartford, injured on the morning shift today at the Central Coal co. near here, were unofficially reported at Holzer Medical Center not seriously_injured. Details of the A--""".._...._..___._.._.-..._.._._.._..__..._.,._._.__..._~ accident were not available. -------------------------- DRESS SLACKS NOT OPEN Fri. . sat .- Sun . (Technicolor) Roger Moore as James Bond007 Show Starts 7 p.m . Ch=;~~~l Cuto1rt Cookies Schools & SUPPER SET Seniors of Eastern High School will hold a jitney supper from S to 7 p. m. Saturday a the high school prior to the ];:astern-Federal Hocking Game. The seniors will also sponsor a dance following the game. I A big selection of dolls for this sale. Buy tl;re ones I you want Friday and Saturday and Save. Weather Tonight colder west and south. Lows tonight to 22. Friday fair southeast. UtUe · change in temperature. High in the 30s. Parties POMEROY Business SeJYice$ C HARLES 1.....---·--·---..t Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. ...._. 1.50 Panties 1.25 Panties 1.00 Panties 89c Panties 79c Panties 69c Panties Sale 6 pairs Sale 6 pairs Sale 6 pairs Sale 6 pairs Sale 6 pairs Sale 6 pairs for for for for for for 6.75 5.60 4.50 4.00 3.50 ~ 3.00 HOT LATHER · MAI'UlUINES l SALE . PRICES OOLUMBUS - THREE OHIO REPUBUCAN congressmen may not seek re-election next year because of President Nixon's handling of the Watergate scandal it was reported today. Scripps Howard Newspapers, in a dispatch by Haskell Short, chief of the newspapers Columbus bureau, said the three congressmen were William E. Minshall of Lakewood, William Harsha of Portsmouth ·and Walter E. Powell of Fairfield. Associates close to the three congressmen said the three feel Democrats will make big congressional gains next year which would make it all the more difficult for Republicans to have any influence in Congress, the newspapers said. Includes are 100 pet. Polyester Double Knit . 100 pet. Acrylics - 100 pet . Woll · Corduroy · Cotton Knits Acrylic Knits. Shrinkproof . Mothproof . Tangleproof . Solid sparkling and Heather colors. Self shading and variegated ·colors.- ,.....~----l..-._;,.__._____ New Shipment Be sure to register at our Mechanic Street Warehouse For The Whirlpool , Dishwasher to be _given away. No purchase is necessary. You need not be present to win. FURNITURE THROWS Siz~s MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS Just in. Another big shipment of mens handkerchiefs in cluding i nlt l ale~ handk~rch iefs . Plain white handkerchiefs . Poly bagged ha:-ldkerchiefs - Red or blue Elephant brand bandanas. Stop in the .mens and boys department- 1st floor and make your selection now. · r-----------·---~-oi FLOCKED DACRON QJRTAINS ! ·· l James Roush by unanimous vote was appointed Meigs Cotinty Auditor Thursday night by. the Meigs County Democratic Central Committee. Norman Will, chairman, said today Roush will ta~e over the duties of auditor "In a few . 100 pet. Dupont Dacron Polyester fiber. Snow white. Always sheer, beautiful and soft draping. Scalloped edge - white flocked floral design. Little or no Ironing, 63", 81" or 90" lengths. SANTA CLAUS . Friday, December 7 and Saturday, December 8 2 to 4 P.M. ..... _._._._.._..-..~--~-..-.._~--...-- . See the complete line of Whirlpool appliances for your home. BRINo ·vouR cHILDREN To sEE Solid colors and fancy patterns. 6 to20 In knit sport and dress shirts and cotton and polyester blend shirts. Long sleeves . All are permanent press. Excellent quality . Ideal for Christmas gifts. - Sale 4.79 - Sale 3,89 - Sale 3.39 Roush to fill auditor's post All purpose throws that are non -slip · fringed . washable. Five attractive patterns In 60x70, 70x90, 70xl20 and 70x140 sizes. Ideal for chairs, sofas, car seats, chaise lounges, sectionals, etc . J Sport and Dress Shirts TO 1 l typewriters. add i ng l machines and calculators. FAl! FABRICS ...... ·- - - - - - - - - - - - . Boys Lon9 Sleeve '4" RED HEART WINTUK YARN Big selection of manual and electric portable ~~~~De~!~e~E ~ Statio::~~~t~::;tment -~~.~s_a_l_e~P-r_i_ce_s_- ~-A-1-1~~::::-.. SMALL LEATHER GOODS ________ ~ Pip ing hot lather in seconds - complete with 2 refill cartridges. / { PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE Boys 5.95 Sport Shirts Boys 4. 95 Sport Shirts Boys 3. 95 Sport Shirts Featuring famous brands such as General Electric - CorninG Hoover . ~unbeam . Oster. · Farberware · !-··-----"'---·- ~--- _...,.. r-~-~~;·--l-llnwRITERSAU~~~~s~i~~~~ t ~~~\e~~~;:r.;:o;~ Save on mens and womens leather billfolds and key cases during this two-day sale. FROM SALE 2 FOR $7.00 PILLOWCASES SALE •1.99 PAIR 742-6092 . HANDBAGS Glasware - Decorative Wall Clock - Alarm Clock . Hostess Tray Sets · Clothes .Hamper and many, many more. . , ._.._..__,._._..._...._.._...._~-·-~~---..-..--- SALE PRICES ISRAEU AND EGYPTIAN ARMIES REPORTED THEIR troops on full alert along the Suez Canal today, with Cairo talking of more war tn the face of the first dogfights over the area since the October cease.fire. Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan flew to Washington today for talks on peace formutss with Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger. Kissinger said Thursday he expected Israel and Egypt to meet as scheduled Dec. 18 in Geneva for a fuU ..cale Middle East peace conference desplte the tense situation along the truce lines. Before leaving Tel Aviv, Dayan toured the cease-fire lines · on the west bank of tbe Suez canal and reported "much tension" with heavy "military concentrations" of Israeli and Egyptian troops .. Electric Mixer - Rubbermaid Houseware . Electric Corn Popper · Ice Bucket- Westmoreland Milk Gloss. Imperial · l l R . . HATFIELD , mini .backhoe , water lines , tooters , dr'ain li nes . Phone · "We've been cut up to SO pet. in supplies," added Dave Pickney, vice president of the group. "Come the 24th, we're going to close the damned stations down until after Jan , 1." Electric Can Opener· Two and Four Slice Toaster . Electric Percolator· Blender· Hair' Dryer - Styling Comb . Electric Carving Knife- Roasters - Stainless Steel Flatware Sets . Carving Knives · Bathroom Scales - Corelle Dinnerware . Gingham pattern in pink, green , gold or blue. Full flat or fitted l Choose brief or bikini styles in white, pastels and prints. way dealers can stay open." Excellent gifts for the home. For .someone special on your list. NO-IRON SHEETS WOMEN'S PANTIES ELBERFELD$ TOYLAND IN THE MIDDLE BLOCK •4.69 PAIR -..-~----..._..__ .... ·-------~------------- -----·-----..1! Permanent Press. so pet. Kodel Polyester - 50 pet. Avril Rayon._No Ironing · machine washable - wrinkle free. Electric Logs · Fire Screens - Log Baskets . Andirons · Gas Logs . Fire Sets (shovel, poker and broom). Complete selection - now at Sole Prices. 54" $3.59 63" $3.99_ Valance to match $1.49 .._,___,__ ___,__,..,___,___ ~~~~~~~--~--._.~----------------~--------------------------~-'~~-----~ ,_, 24" 36'' 45" $2.49 $2.69 $3.29 ~~~-- YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS THE SHOE BOX . ELBERFELD$ .IN POMEROY Our shoe$ Ire Still Sensibly Priced :/,JODLEPORT, 0. . ' • I i \ ' Chester troop, district group leader and commltteeman, American Legion Post 602, Racine Lodge •61 F&AM, f ConttDued on Page 12) days". CAPE COD CURTAINS FIREPLACE ACCESSORIES Furniture Department- Third Floor Highway Patrol headquarters in Columbus. In other areas of the state, the truckers formed loti-rig caravans moving at five miles per hour in double file along superhighways, bringing traffic to a crawl and forcing many motorists to use other roads. Earlier today, patrolmen dressed in riot gear partially reopened this area of the turnpike, blocked by about 400 trucks. are considering closing their stations for one week during the holidays, according to the Central Ohio Gasoline Dealers Association . · "I'm certain this (shutdown) is going to happen," said ·Jerry Imes, _president of the group which represents 500 dealers. "Gas tanks are running completely dry .. . and there's no realistic Visit The Housewares Department 011 The 1st Floor PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE December 7-8-9 LIVE AND LET 01 E their protest over the rising cost of diesel fuel and low speed limits. ''Traffic was moving so slow so we jusf shut it down, " said OOLUMBUS- SERVICE STATION DEALERS in central DOllS AND STUFFED ANIMALS 1 SALE PRICES Tonight,· Dec. 6 Lt. W. A. Stern of the Ohio Ohio, faCed with uptooiOpet.-a<tback in gasoline for De"""'bor, Special Sale PricPo; Regul a r sizes 29 to 42 waist and extra large sizes 44 through 50 , Solid colors · pla ids · stripes. OJr entire stock is Included in this special sa le. the President." I Roush fills the post vacated by Gordon Caldwell 'fho resigned effective Dec. I. Roush, born In Racine, is the son of Everett and Grace Roush, Racine. His mother is a member of Racine Council. Roush, considered "a good choice," and the best prospect, worked his way through Ohio University while employed at Kalller at Ravenswood. He resides ln Racine with his wife, Barblira and their four children, Connie, Glenn, Amanda, and Yancy. He has served Meigs County as building ln8pecloroflllnitation. He has been associated with the 1 Boy &outs of America ~ lli!VOD years, acoulmaller of .tAMES ROUSH fEN CENTS PHONE 992-2156 own tratfic as drivers continued By United Press loteroalional WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT NIXON, visibly pleased to see Gerald R. Ford sworn in as vice president, today faced the grin• task of issuing a detailed financial report to show that he never used the nation's highest office for personal gain. A White House spokesman said Nixon would review and approve the material before it is released later today or Saturday afl!!r ab)!ost three weeks of preparation by a special task force of lnwyers and top presidential aides. Nixon first promised to make the information available during a nationally televised news . conferenc(! Nov. 17, declaringthat he was determined to prove to the American people that "I am not a crook ." l-------------------------- In clud ing regu lar, s_lim and husky sizes. Fla re leg. Extra _____. .,.___ TOLEDO, Ohio (UP() - The Ohio Highway Patrol today closed a 32-mile' section of the Ohio Turnpike hetween here and Fremont to the east because of slow,movlng truck I Includes our entire stock of games for boys and of all ages and adult games. Selecl" yours I1 girls now . SALE PRICES durable 14 oz. plus den im. Sanfor izes shrunk . Stop ln-Seleclthe slzeyou neednow. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 197~ • I Friday and Saturday Sale BOYS WRANGLER BLUE DENIM JEANS r~..---.._~.._._ urn II -------------------------GAMES Another Big Shipment ~ ~~~~e~~-ys Wrangler Western and Slim tilling Blue Denim ~ SALE PRICES POM EROY·M IDDLEPORT, OHIO . SALE PRICES r------~._.._..._..._~--,.._.._.,_.._-....._.._.._~-·l Ford recognized Senate leader Mike Mansfield of Montana . Mansfield we1comed him by telling the senate, "He is now 'in' if not •of' the Senate .... He is not beholden either to this body or to Italy prpduces more wine than any other country. ~----~------------- Daisy BB Guns - Includes pump up air guns . pump guns · Red Ryder western guns - Lever action BB guns. . . SALE 7.65 After the House vote , Ford drove to the White House, pausing briefly to display to newsmen his vice presidential commission the Constitution prescribes for the vice president. Now You Know VOL XXV NO. 166 ! ~:~~ :::~ BOYS 9.95 SLACKS 1 Our entire stock of ladies winter hats. I - · • • • - SALE 3.25 - · · · SALE 5.85 SALE 6.35 Maine. Returns with Nlxoo He returned to the capitol with Nixon in the presidential lin1ousine, ente red Statuary Hall arm-in-arm with Nixon. They walked into the House Chamber, filled to capacity with the assembled House and Senate, the Cabinet, Supreme Court , diplomatic corps, the First Family and citizens, including some 300 Michigan residents and relatives of Ford . Nixon returned to the White House following the inauguration, while senators filed into their chamber to be gaveled to order by Fordfor the first lime. Presiding over the Senate is the only duty Devoted To The lnlere.ll Of The Meig1-MtJ110n Area SPECIAL SALE.PRICES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ELBERFELD$ TOY STORE IN THE MIDDLE BLOCK Friday and Saturday Sale His voice cracked with emotion referring to his children and wife -"standing by my side as she always has, there are no words to tell you ... how much their heing here means to me." The eyes of Mrs. Ford, who was striking in a brilliant orange two-piece dress, never left her husband's face as he spoke. Ford's voice cracked and stumbled during the oath of office but his performance was otherwise flawless. Nixon said nothing during the ceremony. from Congress and to remark, urm ready to go. It was a long wait." Clear and cold tonight, low around IS to 20 east and south. MosUy sunny and not as cold Saturday. High Saturday in the upper 30s and the 40s . Pocket Size Transistor Radios Black and White Portable TV Sets Console Stereo Sets with Built-in 8 Track Tape Player Digital Clock Radios Cassette Tape Player Recorders 8 Track Portable Tape Player Yamaha Guitars RCA Solid State XUOO TV Sets 8 Track Tape Player for Your Car Records • Albums · Tapes Harmonicas . Ukeleles · Banjos Record Racks and Tape Cases *7.89 Save during our Pre-Christmas Sale of womens and girls coats. Big selection of pant coats, and trimmed and untrimmed Applause Evoked • t'ord evoked applause when he said that the speedy process by which the nation's second highest office was filled "de· monstrated to the world that our great republic stands solid and strong upon the bedrock of the Constituti on." The ceremony, televised live on all three major networks, came barely an hour after the House Republican leader won ovruwheiming confirmation from his colleagues by a vote of 387 to 35. . Opposition came entirely from Democrats. Of 16 blacks in the ~ouse, only Rep, Andrew Young, D-Ga., voted for Ford. Ford earlier had won Senate approval 92 to 3, with opposition coming only from Democrats - Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin, Thomas F. Eagleton of Missouri and William D. Hathaway of No Uocoln, He said "lam a Ford nota Lincoln," he said. "My addresses will never be as eloquent as Uncoln's. But I will do my best to equal his brevity and plain speaking." Ford pledged "my support and loyalty " to the President in his "crushing and lonely burdens." To the assembled Supreme Court and others he pledged "my dedication to the rule of law and equal justice for all Americans." Weather 2nd Floor Friday and Saturday COAT SALE .. IN THE THIRD FLOOR Sizes small, medium , large and extra large. 65 pet. polyester, 35 pet. cotton . Solid colors and plaids . In attractive travel bag ready to wra p and give. WOMEN'S CAPES MEIGS THEATRE PASTRY East Main Street 992-2971 Pomeroy , Ohio ! SALE PRICES no insurance. · Nine Racine firemen answered the call and were at the scene ap- were-present. months S9 . .SO ; three months, U . Subscription etudes Sent ln el. BARN DESTROYED RACINE - A barn owned by Roy Dowell, Racine, Rt. I, was destroyed by fire caused by combustion Wednesday at 4:45 p.m. The barn and it.<; content.<; were valued at $500. There was SALE PRICES NOW You can really save during th is sa le on the jackets you need . MEN'S Two of our white. . Walt -Aways . Swivel Rockers .· Plalfo.rm Rockers _ Wing Back Chairs . Occas1onal Ch;urs. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT ~------~~--~~~~~~·~~--~--------~~----------------~~-.----~5 Save this weekend on womens blouses and shirts selected from our regular stock. . . avallebte S5 cents per week ; By Motor Route where serv ic e l I 2157 . Second cl a~s postaQ !' pa id at Pomeroy. Oh io . . Nat ional advertis ing representative Bolllnell l· Gallagher . In c., 12 e ast A2nd carrier . -...._.--c THREE CERTIFIED Bus driver certificates were issued to carroll White, Leo GIRLS SKIRT SALE Taylor and Mrs. Donna Daniels when the Meigs County Board Ill of Education r:net in regular · Our' entire stock of preteen and girls 3 to ·session Tuesday night. County 6X and 7 to 14 Skirts iS included . Supt . Robert Bowen was authorized tp attend a seminar · on unemployment at Ohio University on -Dec. 12. The board voted to continue its : -....---..-..-...__..._-..~._._..._..__~-.._ membership in the Ohio School Boards Assn. All members R08ERT HOEFLICH, City Edifqr Publlsh•d da l ly u ;c ept Saturday by The Oh io Valley Publish ing Company , l l l Court St., Pomeroy , Oh io, AS169 . 8uslnes Office Phone 992 -2156. Editorial Phone 992. Yo~k ., New A Southern School District bus driver was cited to Meigs County Court Wednesday following a traffic accident at 7:55a.m. on Rt. 124, six tenths of a mile from County Road 31. The Gailia-Meigs Post State Highway Patrol said Paul E. Sellers, 52, Portland, driver of the bus, pulled into the path of a car operated by Esther M. Wolfe, 44, of Portland. There was minor damage . The bus Was empty at the time. - - - C H A I R sALE Special sa le prices Frid.;~y and Sa tur'day on our entir'e stock of mens and boys jackets. Boys sizes2 to 12and 8 to20. Menssizes36to50. Bus driver cited proximately four hours. DEVOTED TO THE St .. . New REV. ROSSITER The Rev. Larry Rossller will be the guest speaker at the Hysell Run Free Methodist Chur ch begloning Dec. 9 thro~gh the 16. Services will be held at7 :30 p. m. nightly. The public is Invited. I II)' GENE BERNHARDT WASHINGTON tUPl ) - Rep, Gerald R. Ford took office ~ursday as the nation's 40th vice president and with President NIXOn sitting silenUy by his side pledged dedication "to the rule of law and justice for all Americans." The 6().year-<>ld congressman under six administrations became the first vice president to be confirmed by Congress under the 25th Amendment. He was sworn in by Chief Justice Warren E. Burger, his hand on a Bible belonging to his seminary student son Michael and held by his wife Betty. Michael and his brothers Jack and Steven sat in the VIP gallery with their sister Susan who brushed away tears of emotion . ' The new vice president made no mention of the dramatic evo:nts leading up to his elevation to the nation's second highest offtce- tbe resignation in disgrace eight weeks ago of Spiro T. Agnew after pleading no contest to a eharge of tax eva sion. But, however, 60 remaining trucks forced traffic into one lane and the Patrul decided to close the section. A Patrol spokesman said about 600 trucks were massed at four truck stops at the june· lion of Interstate 280 and the turnpike. Shortly before midnight Thursday a caravan of nearly 100 trucks headed north on Interstate 11 from the Columbus area, traveling in double file at 3D miles per hour and crossed into Pennsylvania at Youngstown. The Pennsylvania State Police said that as the truckers reached the state line, another 100-truck caravan headed west into Ohio, traveling at five miles per hour. At least 46 arrests were made as the Patrol reopened the turnpike, Interstate 70 near Columbus and Interstate 75 near here Thursday, As many as ·1,200 trucks had been jammed into a 32-mile stretch of the turnpike between Elyria and Fremont Thursday and one driver in that area was sprayed with tear gas when he refused to remove his truck. Gas rate holds -SYRACUSE - Syracuse 1,000 cubic feet above the first town council Thtirsday night 1,000 cubic feet, from ·the approved a two-year 1.atural current $!.IIi per tbou!lt.nd '<> gas rate ordinance with the $1.10 per thousand. Syracuse Home Utilities Co. On Jan. I, 1975, the , rate that virtually postponed a above the first 1,000 cubic feet proposed increase in overall would go to $1.15, · then rates until July I. graduate to $1.20 cubic feet in The new ordinance, adopted Jan. 1, 1976. The $4 minimum by a unanimous vote as an · rate for the first 1,000 cubic emergency, provides that the feet, would . continue first rate increase in the cubic · throughout the term of tl\e foot charge will become ef. contract. fective July I, 1974. The ordinance also contains The measure, however, a federal pipeline .safety act allows the utiUty an immediate clause. In the event the company has increase in the minimum rate for the first 1,000 cubic feet of to update il'l pipeline system, gas from $3.55 to $4 per month. meters, and regulators to The first step in the increase, comply with the Federal which is to be effected next Pipeline Safety Act, the conJuly I, would raise the rate per tract will be renegotiable . Joe Stobarl, fepresenting the company, told council the firm has an adequate gas supply. Mayor Herman London and councilmen extended thanks to Roy Proffitt and Stobart for an agreement comparable with other villages. In other business council opened bids foc a police cruiser from Keith Goble Ford and Pomeroy Motor Compimy to he awarded next tuesday. On a request from the Syracuse . Board of Public Affairs council increased the salary of its clerk from $50 plus $5 for acting clerk to $85 plus $5 for acting clerk effective Jan. 1, 1974. CoWJcil reviewed the · cOn(Continued on Page 12) Dairy ·school opens on 13th Dairymen, feed dealers, and others interested in jmproving dairy production are invited to a tw<Kiay dairy school Thurs· day, 0..,, 13 and Thursday, Dec. 20 at Meigs Inn. C. E. Blakeslee, county extensi011 agent, said sessions . both days will get underway at 10 a.m. and adjourn at 3 p.m. The first day, December 13, will feature Proper Installation and Operation of Milking Machine Equipment with C. S. Specialist, Dairy Science, Ohio Barr, Extension Specialist, Chairmen for the two days are Fred Deel, Gallia County 4· Dairy Science, Ohio State University, will discuss and answer questions on Control of Udder Infection, The second day, on December 20; wlll include Improving . Reproductive Performance by Dr. Barr and Group Feeding of Dairy Cows . with John Staubus, Extension . , as PUC .to hear request A letter will be written to the State Public Utilities Commission outlining steps that have been taken to secqr,e extended telephone service to the Pomeroy area under plans made at a meeting of Chester area residents Thursday night at the Chester Elementary School. Mrs. Sandra Griffith, chairman of a committee Flack, Milking Machine Specialist, as the resource person. The same day Harry L. State University, resoW'ce persons. JUST THE NAME - With the exception of the name on the front, the exterior of the new Pomeroy Fire Department headquarters building on Butternut Ave. has been completed. Fire Chief Charles Legar said Thursday interior painting is also progressing well. The new headquarters, to cost about $103,000, is expected to be ready for occupancy about the first of 1974, Construction began last sununer. Funds were provided through the Economic Developm ~nt Administration ($75,000) and Pomeroy firemen are raisin$ the additional $30,000 needed . 'The depariment is still accepting .contributions. About $10,000 of the $30,000 needed has heen raised by the department. the H Agent; Kenneth Ackerman, which has been wbrking to secure the extended area service, presided over the meeting attended by about 25 persons. Mrs. Griffith read a letter from the Southeastern Ohio Telephone Co. of Coolville County Extension Agent, which serves the eastern Agriculture, Athens County; ·portion of Meigs County. It and C. E. Blakeslee, local slated that 343 subscribers who County Extension Agent. did not return cards voting one Those wishing a reservation way or another ~n the matter for tbe buffet lunch should call are considered a "no" vote. the Extension Office for a Attorney Bob Buck outlined reservation by Wednesday, suggestions for actions which O..,ember 12. should be laken if tile group is denied the extended service. When the survey was begun it was reported that the service would be granted if 70 per cent of the subscribers voted in favor of it. Mrs. Griffith said that 74.6 percent -had voted for . ' She indicated that she is expecting to hear from the utili ties commission today and that future actions will be dependent upon the in· formati on she is given. Middleport ready Plans to carry out special shopper services beginning Monday were completed by the .Middleport Chamber of Commerce and Retail Merchants Assn. Thursday night at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co . Beginning Monday, stores will begin staying open until 9 p.m. each evening. Parking meters \viii be hooded over the weekend so that shoppers will have free parking in · the business through section Dec. Monday 24 . . The free Eighth graders near important decision By George Hargraves, S~pt. only two years of mathematics and two years of Meigs Local School District science plus the other requirements in English, social In just a few short weeks we will come to the end studies, etc. We have ,three foreign . languages of the first ~mester of this school year. The final day · available. They are Latin, Spanish, and French. AU is Friday, January 11, 1974. Very soon after the college preparatory students also have a required conclusion of the first semester, we begin the semester course in · personal typing, vocabulary registration of students who will be in grades 9-12 development, and library science. We feel that tbe during the next school year. This will start late in opportunity is there for a good strong preparation for January. coliege, if the student works at it. I mention this at this time because it is extremely A student who is not planning to go to college important for parents and students to discuss plans should certainly give serious thought to entering one for the future before this registration lakes place. It is of the vocational programs. Our offering is not as broad as we would like it to be but ther.e are a significant number of _opportunities available. In Speaking of Schools~No. 296 grades 9 ard 10 we offer vocational home economics and vocational agriculture which are programs that consume only two periods per day. We also offer most important foc very serioos cor!Sideration on the occupational work adjustment for students under 16 part of students who are presenUy in grade 8 and years of age. Titis is a program that provides a half grade 10. The presept eighth graders who will enter day of paid wo1 i< experience inside the &;hoot and a grade 9 next fall have very important decisions to half day in classes at school. At the present time we make aboot course selection. This is also true of the have eight students working as teacher aides. Seven students in ,grade 10. are cafeteria workers. One assists a secretary, one The key decision for tbe eighth graders will be assists a custodian, ard one is an audio-visual aide at whether they are going into a college preparatory the high school. program or into a pre-vocatiooal program. In grade In grades II and 12 we offer vocational programs 10 pre-vocational students must determine what that conswne six of the eight periods each day. These . vocational prOgram they will take in grades II ard 12. programs are of two types. They are cooperative In this column I hope to give you .Orne information programs and intensive programs. that will be helpful to yoo. In the three cooperative programs the students We have two college preparatory programs. One. ' spend one-balf the day working on a job and the other is called the scientific course and _it ilivolves foor half day in S<:hool. years of mathematics, four years of science, as we~ In Ot'Cupational Work Experience we have as the college preparatory English, social studieS, students working .in filling stations, as car washers 1 etc. Th<l other is the academic course which involves as, waitresses, in appliances stores, in lumber stores,' the service. parking is being provided by the chamb er with the cooperation of village officials. Names of winners in the first part of the promotional program by merchants announced by Mrs . Alwilda Werner were Hazel Van- cooney, a l4iliece nativity set; Shirley Schartiger, Mid· dleport, an electric bllll)ket; Eddie Schartiger, Middleport, a reclining chair; Roberi Weaver of New Haven, a jewelry • box, and Dorotha Salser, Racine, a 14 cubic foot freezer . Mrs. June JOoes, secretary, presided over the business meeting in the absence of the president and vice president. It was announced that a nominating committee composed of Mrs. Clifford Stwnbo, Mrs. Edna Wilson and Richard Owen will report at the next in grocery stores, at the R. c. bottling plant, etc. In Diversified Job Training we have food service assist-· ants, teacher aides, custodial aides, and clerks in clothing stores: In the farm management and agribusiness course we have nine students working half a meeting in January. Mrs . day on farms, one works at Fulton-Thompson, and Werner discussed the several· are doing in.,.chool training. These are the .discontinuance of the annual three cooperative programs that we have in grades II borne decorating contest in and 12. connection with the energy In the intensified vocational programs we have crisis. six that are listed under the heading of trade and ' industrial. These each require six periods per day . · Four periodis are in the laboratory or shop and two are in classroom work with related materials. We Veteraos Memorial Hospital offer two year programs in cosmetology, <lrafli!Jg, ADMISSIONS - Bessie welding, electronic communication, mine mechanics, Nutter, Reedsville; Ottillia and auto mechanics. In the business and office Mullins, Cheshire ; Mary education area we offer two year programs that are Martin, Letart, W. Va.; Nellie called the general clerical and stenographic. We have Price., Middleport ; Nancy close· to 100 student.<; in B.O.E. Collins, Reedsville ; Ladonna The guidance department at Meigs High School McGuire, Middlenort. has plans to get more detailed information to students DISCHARGES - Pamela at the time of their registration . We are hopclul that Co le, William Buckley, we can assist students in making intelljgent decisions Eulonda Hatley, Albert concerning their individual futures. Nevertheless, Kiesling, Jr. , Goidia Rawlings, parent.<; and students do need to consider these Marlin J . Gibbs, Vanessa matters in frank discussions at home . If you have Pettit, Margaret Justice, Elsie questions, call the school at 992-2158 and we wiU at· Smith. ~mpt to answer them. · NEWS & NOTSS - It is certainly good to have that LangsviUe bridge open on ~~·· This ·helps our COFCTOMEET busses greatly in running their routes - The Meigs The Pomeroy Chamber of Marauders host the Tigers from Waverly at Morrison Gym this evening. Next week we play 'Athens at home Comm~e wiU meet Monda~ at noon at the Meigs Inn . on Tuesday ' and. Gallipolis ·away on Friday. �• 3 - The Dally sentilll'l, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Dec. 7. 1973 Grapplers open against Athens :w..::-:--:::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::;:.~:;-;:;:::::;f.l:::=:=x:::-::mm:::::~~<::::::::.~~=~&::s~r::s::!m-:S::=::;::@;...~=:;x;:~::::m:f~;i:~&*.:.;:~~.:::::x::.::~..::;:;: ' 2 - The Daily sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Dec. 7, 1973 Bruins eye 78th in row I Williams, Doseck pace A stars I BY JOE CARNICEU.J. UPI Sports Writer It's Ira Terrell's turn tonight . The 6-foot-3 sophomore has the unenviable task of handling Bill Walton, UCLA 's two-time All America center, tonight when Southern Methodist takes on the top-ranked Bruins in !.<>S Angeles. Walton is the key ma n for UCLA as it · seeks its 78th consecutive victory after a scare last weekend against Maryland. The Bruins held off a late rally to win 60-64. Walton has scored 41 points and has taken down 44 reboWlds in UCLA's two victories this season but he tired against Maryland last week and the Terps' Len Elmore began ID work successfully in the _late stages. SMU is 2-1 and sends out a big front line ID challenge the Bruins. Joining Terrell are &-7 Sanuny Hervey and &-9 J eff Cununings. "!don't know anything about Southern Methodist ," said UCLA Coach John Wooden , uexcept that they 're favored to win their conference ." . In Thursday night action , hve ranked teams were in action and aU won. Notre Dame (No . 8) ripped Nor· thwestern, 98-74, Houston (13 ) blasted Wabash, 119-71, Kansas State ( 14) downed Texas, 71~, Alabama (17 ) rolled over Oklahoma State, 9&-74, and Nevada-Las Vegas beat stetson, 6&-SO. J ohn Shumate, Gary Brokaw and Adrian Dantley combined for 72 points as Notre Dame !Dok a lead late in the first half and then rolled over Notihwesd tern . Shwnate, who had 30 points, broke a Ja-35 tie late in th e fir st half. Brokaw had 22 points and Danlley , a fresh· man, hit 20 as the Fighting Irish lilted their record to ~ Louis Dunbar's 30 p(,ints lifted Houston over , Wabwsh, the Cogars' first victory after two losses. Houston !Dyed with the smaller Wabash club, hitting 60 per cent of its shots and outrebounding Wabash ";g. 28. Lon Kruger had 16 points and Gene McVey 14 before leaving with an ankle injury as Kansas state beat Texas and Alabama with 6-10 sophomore Leo~ Douglas hitting all his 22 points in the first half, had Iitle trouble with Oklahoma State. Bobby Florence scored 16 points ID give new basketball coa ch Jerry Tarkanlan his first or victory the season as Nevada-Las Vegas beat Stetson. _Elsewhere, Utah, with Tickey Burden and Ty Medley teamming for 43 points, upset Southern California, 90-66, and sophomore Phil SeUers' 22 points carried Rutgers ID an IW53 rout of Scranton. Greg Boyd, a f>-9 guard, scored 21 points tD help DePaul beat Washing!Dn State, 67.45. Lee Williams, Naismfth Hall of Fame, to present awards at Rio Lee Williams, executive director of the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame, Springfield, Mass., will present awards to the first inductees of the Athletic Hall of Fame at Rio Grande College Saturday at Lyne Center on the college campus. lnduct;ion ceremonies will be at halftime of the Rio · Grande-Cedarville game. Tip off time is 3 p.m. Williams, a native of Owego, N. Y., is a graduate of Colwnbia University and has been Director of the Basketball Hall of Fame since 1966. The World War ll veteran served in the Navy and has remained associated with the sport since then. . He bas coached at D~rt­ LEE WILLIAMS mouth, the Great Lakes Training Station and at Colby College in Waterville, Maine. Williams' teams accounted for In his 19 years at Colby, 10 state titles and one tie. }lis conference record at Colby was 113 vic!Dries and 40 losses. His total nwnber of coaching wins was 252, one of the highest compiled by any, coach in the New England states. Williams is the former president of the National Association of Basketball Coaches. He is a past member of the National Invitation Tournament ( NIT) Committee, and served on the · selection committee in 1960 and 1964 for the U. S. Olympic basketball team. Williams was elected "Coach of the Year" in Maine during the 1954 season. Williams and his wife Ruth reside in Wilbraham, Mass. They are parents of a son and daughter. a SEO cage stats 1973 -74 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SCORING (Includes games through Dec. 1J · OVERALL SCORING (A•ol Dec . I) NAME. TEAM FG FT Pis. I G) Dave Rann, Ironton JohnShoemaker.Waverly Jim Pierce, Logan T?m Pfeifer, Waverly T1mStou~. Nort h Gallia Mark Mace, Athens Mark Swain, t-iannan Trace Mike McDonald, JacksOn Tim Seevers, Trimble Harold Caudill, Vin ton County Norm Curfman , Sou thern 27 12 38 12 10 25 9 3 2 2 s 18 63 27 78 26 25 68 42 42 (2) ( 1.) 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MOTORS MATADOR ·· ·... 1895 39.0 29 ,0 27.0 26 .0 23 .0 21.0 21.0 19.0 16.0 16.0 16 .0 Avg. 25 .0 T1mStout , North Ga llia 10 5 25 ( 1) 25 .0 Norm Cu rfman , Sou thern 9 7 25 ( 1) 23..0 Bob Miller, Sou thet n 8 7 23 ( 1) 21.0 Mark Swain, Hannan Tra.ce 17 s 42 (2) 21.0 Pete Sayre, Squthern 9 3 21 ( 1) 19.0 Clay Hud son, Kyger Creek 7 5 19 (1) 17.5 Lloyd Wood. Southwest ern 13 9 35 (2) 16.0 Dave Robinette, North Galli a 5 6 16 ( 1) 15.0 Dave Wise, Kyger Creek 3 9 15 ( 1) 14.5 John Lusher , Hannan Trace 11 7 29 (2) TEAM STATISTICS Young, L · 12 1 12 .0 FIELD "G OAL PCT . Campbeii. .L 12 1 12.0 Team FGM · FGA Pet. Myers, Meigs 12 1 12 .0 Logan 29 -51 .569 Shoemaker, W 12 1 12 .0 Jackson 30 -53 .566 Waverly 36-66 .545 TONIGHT'$ GAMES Me igs 30 -58 .517 !SEOAL Gallipolis 24 -56 .429 Ironton at Athens Gallipolis a1 Wellston Ironton 24-62 .387 Jackson at Log;,n Athens 19 ·62 .306 Waverly at Meigs Wellston 7 -27 .259 FREE THROW PCT . TRI -VALLEY Team FTM·F TA. Pet . Vinton County at Belpre NQ,is. York at Fed. Hocking 22 , 27 .815 . Ja ckson · Logan 9 . 15 .500 (SVACJ Kyger Creek at Eastern Ironton 10·19 .526 Waverly 13 -26 .500 Hannan Trace at North Gall Ia Gal_lipolis 8-16 .500 Symmes Val ley at South Me1gs 9-19 .474 western Wellston 12-26 . . 462 (Others) \ Alexander at Eastern 1 (Pik.e ) Athe~lS . 7-17 4 . 12 , REBOUNDS Team No. G Avg . Waverly 46 1 46.0 Gallipolis 44 1 44 .0 . Logan 42 1 42 .0 Athens 33 1 33 .0 Meigs 29 1 29.0 Ja c kson 27 1 27 .0 ·.·· .. . We llston 21 1 21.0 fiERSONAL FOULS Team No. G Avg. Athens 16 1 16.0 Jackson 17 1 17 .0 Gallipolis 18 1 18.0 Ironton 18 1 18 .0 Logan 18 1 18 o Mei_g s 21 1 21 :0 Waverly 22 1 22 0 . Wellston 27 1 21 :0 IND . LEADERS FIELD GOAL PCT . Name, T . FM-FA Pet. Camp bell , L 6- 7 .857 Myers. M 9 -11 .818 Pfeifer , Wav. 12 -16 .750 Young , L . 5 - 7 .7 14 Kemper , l. 4· 6 .667 McDona ld , J . 10-15 .667 FREE THROW PCT. Name, T . FM ·F A Pet . Con roy, J . 9- 9 1:000 Chonko , A 4· 4 1.000 McDonald, J · 9- 11 818 Pr i ce , Gall. 3- 4 :750 Coats , Me igs 3· -4 . 750 REBOUNDS t Nam e,G No . G Avg. Pric:e,G 17 1 17 .0 Si ck les , G lJ 1 13 .0 Wh ite , J . 13 ·1 13 .0 Skinner , Ath 12 1 12 .0 COLUMBUS (UP!) - Bobby Williams, a mighty mite f>-9, ISO-i>Ound tailback, and Dave Doseck, a &-2, 2JO.pound offen· sive guard ai1d defensive tackle head up the 1972 United Press International Class A AIJ.Ohio Football Team. Williams, who led New Vondon to an 8-2 sea· son, was a solid choice of the state's coaches and sports writers for the back of the year honor , as was the BY DENNY FOBES Meigs Marauder wrestling, at a low ebb its first several years, appears to have a good chance of making a breakthrough this year, with plenty of experienced wresUers back from last year 's squad that ftmshed with a 4-5 record. Led by Co-Captains Joe Rosenbaum and AI McLaughlin, the grapplers are mtssmg only one starter, Roger ~earch, from last year's crew v1a graduation. Coach John Bentley and his asststant, Sam Crow, take their team to Athens to open the 1973-74 season Saturday af· temoon at I p.m . The match was originally scheduled for 7:30 p.m . Saturday, but was moved up because of a schedule conflict at Athens. Last year the Marauder matmen split matches with the Bulldogs. "l think our boys will be ready," said Bentley . "We've got the makings of a pretty good team," citing the experience on the present roster. Eleven of the 13 grapplers who will step onto the mat against the Bulldogs Saturday afternoon in the varsity match are holdovers from 1972 wrestling either in varsity or ;eserve competition. Rosenbaum, in the 119 lb. class, and McLaughlin, a 145 pounder, head the list of returnees that had winning seasons last year . The 2 seniors, according to Bentley, are "worthy of being the captains due to their exceUent records in the past. Both are good boys." Besides the captains, others going against Athens will be 98 lb. freshman Mark Tillis IIlli ' lb. sophomore Butch Roush . ' 112 lb. ;renior Gary O'Dell, 126 lb. semor Ken Moore, 132 lb. junior Jeff Musser, 136 lb. junior Roger Hysell, ISS lb. senior Harold Sisson, 167 lb. sophomore Marty Dugan, 175 lb. senior Bill Slack, 165 lb. senio~ John Lehew, and junior husky Decker of No. I ranked and undefeated Coving!Dn for lineman of the year . Williams, the very heart Qf the New London offense this year , gained 1,313 yards and scored 19 touchdowns this sea· son for Coach Paul Nes!Dr's Wildcats. He also completed five of nine passes he threw off the option play, three of them going for !Ducbdowns and two of them providing the winning scores in New London vic· tories. directed the Spartans to the "We had a much better team state championship as a junior that anybody dreamed of and and to an 11-1 mark this season. Bobhy was the big reason," . Juniors Lynn Oberlin of said Nestor. " We won games Montpelier and Gary WweU of with the big plays and he was Plain City Jonathan Alder and always part of the big play, senior Marcus Johnson of Yeleither running the ball or low Springs join Williams in throwing it." the running back spota on the Covington Coach Larrie Tis· first offensive team. Four run· dale, who was also voted the ning backs were chosen for Class A coach of the year, each team because of the large credited his offensive line, number of outstanding backs headed by Doseck, as a major this season. fac!Dr in his team's 375 points The first offensive line con· scored. sis ted of ends Larry Harris. of "We didn't have any one out· Lorain Clearview and Rich standing back," he said. "We Rantala of Fairport Harbor, had about five different backs Tackles Jim Kovalo of who ran the ball and our run· Shadyside and Tom Staley of ning game was very effective Sidney Lehman, guards because of our offensive line." Doseck and Fred Schwab of Doseck, besides playing both Middletown Fenwick and COLUMBUS (UP!) - Larrie Surprisingly, Tisdale said he ways, was also the team's Jamie Hobbs of New London at Tisdale, who is leaving the felt his 1972 team, which fin- placekicker, hitting on 34 extra center. coaching ranks after guiding ished with a 5+1 record, was points and four field goals, the Covington IDa 10-0 record and "as good a team" as the state longest of which was a school the No. I rating in the United poll champions, but was record 43 yards. Press International Board of wrecked by injured. · The quarterback on the first Coaches' Class A ratings this This year's squad, which in, offensive team was Scott Balyear, has been voted the Class eluded only 34 players, escaped linger of Marion Pleasant, who A coach of the year. theinjuryproblemandshutout · "It's a good time ID go," said eight of its ten victims, in· the 34-year-old graduate of ' eluding seven in a row. Western Kentucky, who plans Led by two-way lineman to remain as a teacher in the Dave Doseck, a &-2, 230-pound· Covington school system. er, Tisdale said this year's Tisdale's decision to quit as team was "the biggest I've head coach a.fter seven years ever had," and this caused him at Coving!Dn was made prior to .to make some changes in his the season . offense. " I've had two unbeaten " We had been running the teams in my seven years at wishbone the last three years," Covington," he said, "and !felt he said, "But because of our it was time to either move on or size and lack of speed we went get out . llike the community of back to the straight T and I Covington and just decided to formations . We felt it would be stay here. r just didn't feel l better." could continue ID devote the Is he going ID miss coaching? time needed for a successful "I've thought some aboui it," football program." Tisdale said, "but it's hard tD say right now with the season 1-4167 just over how much I'll miss it. IIRdUM But I'm sure I'll miss it some. • tt II Jl Tr imble at Southern It would be hard not to after 12 158:1111 Zanesv i lle Rosecrans at M i ller years." SATURDAY' ... and WORTH Wheelersburg at Waverly Tisdale said his " only re· Fed . H ock ing at Eastern MOJIIEV TO VOUI gret" about the past season is !Me igs) V inton Co . at Un ioto not having made it into the Warren Local 11t Front ier state playoffs. The BuCcaneers ~OME IN for your COP.Y of this beoutiful Southeastern I Ross J at Hl!!n nan Trace finished second to eventual calendar featuring today's most wanted house Buffalo <Putman ), W. va., at" Class A playoff champion MidKyger Creek designs plus wonderful modern home improve· Symmes Valley at Rock Hili dle!Dwn Fenwick in the Region TUESDAY (Dec: . 11) 12 ratings. ment ideas. Don't wait -quantity is I imited ! 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Jodn awa rd , the Bil l Thoma s l..eheY. and Hobble Eas'm were pJaye r.s, coache s , · <HI- S£·1ecl.f'9 for honora!Jlr men- Trophy . was prese nted to the Ironton Tn-C.p ta ins Te r ry ministratur.s and fans a t the tion . Ch.:idt>:, Chanct<y, ~1e i gs Mowery, Terry Pa rker and 1973 SEOIIL football a " ards ba nqu et he re Thursda} Marauder fo otball coach and Bru ce Carter by ~· rank dean of the SEOIIJ. coa ches, Houston of RadiO Sta ti on evening . Slaughte r , a nat ive uf eongratulateti t he Ir onton WIRO. The trophy. which rotates Ironton , fo rmer Jctckson head Tigers on thf'lr third conamong the league cha mpions secut 1 ve SE0/\1, crown ;wd grid coach and Ohio 1ilgh School Coach of the Y ear m second pi(JCt: fintsh in the ~tate frqm yea r to year, will now be 1957 a t Warren H ard in~ High clas s ·\ t\ playoffs hc furt' pl•nn[me ntly embedded in the School in nor theastern Ohiu p resenllll ~ the COt:H'h vf the h'OIIton tr oph) case because emphasized. '' l 'm not a f raid t{; year <1"ard lo Tiger mentor U1e Tlgcrs have now won three s tr;ughl loop titles. preach the gospe l of winr1ing," Hub I .ul1.. F'ollowmg th e banquet, Tom Lutz , in hts lwu sea sons as after cha rging that in too many At hen s aspec ts of society today it is head (' Oach a t Ironton. has \ 1.'1 Metiers of the Messengcrrclca sed the 1973·H · considered a " crime " lu n ant to lose a league game . to win. AI Eisnaugle, president of basketball prog nostications of " Being a champion ," !11..' th(.: ~ EOAI. Spoi'I S\'rntcr s and the Spor l.swnters and Broad· 1Continued on Page 51 As s O('Jation , sa id, ' 'is when you become Broadt·}l s tcr captivated in an idea and lose yow·se lf in something greatt~r than you are .,. He cited an instance when he was coaching a game a t the Akron Rubbe1· Bowl and one of hi s smallest players stopped the oppunenl.s on four stra ight pl11ys instcle the 5 yard line·. 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Tony Branham , a Chesapeake and Ironto n tra nsfe r st udent from CoTourneys, while splitting dual lumb us, 136 lb . Randy 105 lb. Ri c k meets with Pt . Pleas ant , Riffle, 126 lb . J eff winning both matches from Geor ge , Warne r , 119 lb . Duane Wahama, losing to Lewis Co. (W. Va. ), and losing a pair to Mc La ughlin, 112 lb. Rick J ohnson , 119 lb. Tim ThOma s , Nelsonville·York. Bentley, in his second year 126 lb. Steve Pickens, 126 lb . as head mat coach, feels that Jim Howard , 132 lb . Jim Mc " 2 or 3 boys will do real well in Clure, 1261b. Dave Miller, 138 the tournaments," and that lb. Charlie Whittington, 136 lb . Nelsonville· York, Athens and Wheeler Thomas, 138 lb. Her b Pt. Pleasant will give the · Mcintire , 155 lb. Greg France Marauder grapplers the most and 165 lb. Paul Clay. trouble this season. Following Is the 1973-74 Every week, before the Meigs wrestling schedule : regularly scheduled matches, Dec. 8, at Athens, 1 p.m. challenges or " wrestle~ffs" Dec. lS, Chesapeake tourney , 9 a.m. Jan. 5, at Ripley " Quan· drangular". Jan. 9, Pojnt Pleasant, 1:30 p.m. Jan. 18-19, at Ravenswood Tournament, 6 p.m. Jan. 23, at Wahama, 7 p.m. Jan. 25, at Pt. Pleasant 2 Browns at Cleveland earlie1· . ' p.m. thls year ? Feb. 2, at Ironton Tour· "Injuries, " Muhlrnann quickly replied. "Now we've nament, 9 a.m. Feb. 9, Wahama, 7:30 p.m. got some people hack, like Feb. 16, Nelsonville-York, (receiver) Cha rley Joiner . That'll make a real difference. 7:30 p.m. Mar. 1·2, District TourAnd we're hot. We've won four in row. Everybody wants tD nament. Mar. 8·,, State Tournament keep going." The Bengals, with an 6-4 at Columbus. record, and Cleveland, 7-3-2, share the lead in the Central Division of the American ~ Conference along with Pittsburgh, 6-4. Besides the division champ SEOAL FROSH making the playoffs, the · Team W L POP division couid easily supply the Logan 2 o 108 56 2 0 87 ·45 wildcard team"forthe playoffs. Ga l lipolis M ei g s ? o 69 6 2 That spot goes to the runnerup Wa ver ly 1 1 78 53 club with the best re<Jord in the Athen s 1 1 71 7 4 Jack son· 0 2 59 aa three divisions. Ir ont on 0 2 65 95 A Bengals loss Sunday, Wellston 0 · 2 33 97 coupled with a Pittsburgh TOTALS 9 B 570 570 victory over HoUston, would Thursday' s re sults: kill Cincinnati's playoff hopes . Gallipoli s 51 W ell ston 16 ei gs 36 Wa ve rl y 32 Muhlmann sees only one way M Logan 55 Ja ck son '1 9 of that happening. Athens A2 Ironton 38 7l Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, full power, air. --'1595 4 Door, air, P.S., P.B. 1969 DODGE MONACO 4 DR H.T. ~5 CINCINNATI (UPI) ..:. Even if Horst Muhlmann couldn't kick field goals he'd still be valuable to the Cincinna i BengaJs---.as a cheerleader. Muhlmann isn't just predicting vic!Dry for the Bengals in Sunday's key game here against the Cleveland Browns. He's expecting it. " We don't think we're going to beat Cleveland ," says Muhlmann. " We know we're going ID beat them. There's no way we'll lose. There's only one way to go in!D the playoffs and that's tD beat Cleveland. We will go in!D the playoffs. " This is the best team we've ever . had. When we won the championship in 1970, we beat Cleveland. We're hetter than that now ." WhY then the 17·10 loss to the Slaughter plays to NBA Standmg s By Un1t ed Pr e~o; tnh•r na h ona l Muhlmann sure • Bengals to wm USED CARS Phone: 992-3741 . SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. -. f?RE - GI-IRISTMAS DaYOTIDTOTHE INTIII:I.ST OF MEIGS-MASON ot.REA (MaST ell: L . TANNEHILL, Mike Halley, who will be wrestling in the " unlimited" class, previously known as the heavyweight classification. All but 4 of the above saw action on a regular basis with the varsity last year. Tillis and Dugan are in their first year, wh1le O' Dell and Sisson got their experience on the reserve mats . Halley is somewhat doubtful for the Athens match, suffering . a · case of stepphacocus, the same. being true for Steve Brickles, a 155 lb. returnee from last year's squad. The season schedule which includes dual meets at Athens Wahama and Pt." Pleasant and home matches with ' Pt · Pleasant," Wahama and Nelsonville-York, is spiced with 3 tournaments leading up to the district and state tourneys in March . The tournaments at Chesapeake, Ravensw~ and Ironton , are welcomed by Our Interest Is Greater For You COUPON Service hours: 8A.M.to4:30p.m • . Week Days Pro Stmuling .. The world/moll comforting lhlrt: The Arrow Dress Knit ~ife is easier in live-in knit s. And Arrow makes the mos t ltvely ones. The very newe st checks, stripes and prints all s.ubtly small and dressed up in the spicy tones for fall. You II feel relaxed and ready to get ahead. 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The Bruins held off a late rally to win 60-64. Walton has scored 41 points and has taken down 44 reboWlds in UCLA's two victories this season but he tired against Maryland last week and the Terps' Len Elmore began ID work successfully in the _late stages. SMU is 2-1 and sends out a big front line ID challenge the Bruins. Joining Terrell are &-7 Sanuny Hervey and &-9 J eff Cununings. "!don't know anything about Southern Methodist ," said UCLA Coach John Wooden , uexcept that they 're favored to win their conference ." . In Thursday night action , hve ranked teams were in action and aU won. Notre Dame (No . 8) ripped Nor· thwestern, 98-74, Houston (13 ) blasted Wabash, 119-71, Kansas State ( 14) downed Texas, 71~, Alabama (17 ) rolled over Oklahoma State, 9&-74, and Nevada-Las Vegas beat stetson, 6&-SO. J ohn Shumate, Gary Brokaw and Adrian Dantley combined for 72 points as Notre Dame !Dok a lead late in the first half and then rolled over Notihwesd tern . Shwnate, who had 30 points, broke a Ja-35 tie late in th e fir st half. Brokaw had 22 points and Danlley , a fresh· man, hit 20 as the Fighting Irish lilted their record to ~ Louis Dunbar's 30 p(,ints lifted Houston over , Wabwsh, the Cogars' first victory after two losses. Houston !Dyed with the smaller Wabash club, hitting 60 per cent of its shots and outrebounding Wabash ";g. 28. Lon Kruger had 16 points and Gene McVey 14 before leaving with an ankle injury as Kansas state beat Texas and Alabama with 6-10 sophomore Leo~ Douglas hitting all his 22 points in the first half, had Iitle trouble with Oklahoma State. Bobby Florence scored 16 points ID give new basketball coa ch Jerry Tarkanlan his first or victory the season as Nevada-Las Vegas beat Stetson. _Elsewhere, Utah, with Tickey Burden and Ty Medley teamming for 43 points, upset Southern California, 90-66, and sophomore Phil SeUers' 22 points carried Rutgers ID an IW53 rout of Scranton. Greg Boyd, a f>-9 guard, scored 21 points tD help DePaul beat Washing!Dn State, 67.45. Lee Williams, Naismfth Hall of Fame, to present awards at Rio Lee Williams, executive director of the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame, Springfield, Mass., will present awards to the first inductees of the Athletic Hall of Fame at Rio Grande College Saturday at Lyne Center on the college campus. lnduct;ion ceremonies will be at halftime of the Rio · Grande-Cedarville game. Tip off time is 3 p.m. Williams, a native of Owego, N. Y., is a graduate of Colwnbia University and has been Director of the Basketball Hall of Fame since 1966. The World War ll veteran served in the Navy and has remained associated with the sport since then. . He bas coached at D~rt­ LEE WILLIAMS mouth, the Great Lakes Training Station and at Colby College in Waterville, Maine. Williams' teams accounted for In his 19 years at Colby, 10 state titles and one tie. }lis conference record at Colby was 113 vic!Dries and 40 losses. His total nwnber of coaching wins was 252, one of the highest compiled by any, coach in the New England states. Williams is the former president of the National Association of Basketball Coaches. He is a past member of the National Invitation Tournament ( NIT) Committee, and served on the · selection committee in 1960 and 1964 for the U. S. Olympic basketball team. Williams was elected "Coach of the Year" in Maine during the 1954 season. Williams and his wife Ruth reside in Wilbraham, Mass. They are parents of a son and daughter. a SEO cage stats 1973 -74 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SCORING (Includes games through Dec. 1J · OVERALL SCORING (A•ol Dec . I) NAME. TEAM FG FT Pis. I G) Dave Rann, Ironton JohnShoemaker.Waverly Jim Pierce, Logan T?m Pfeifer, Waverly T1mStou~. Nort h Gallia Mark Mace, Athens Mark Swain, t-iannan Trace Mike McDonald, JacksOn Tim Seevers, Trimble Harold Caudill, Vin ton County Norm Curfman , Sou thern 27 12 38 12 10 25 9 3 2 2 s 18 63 27 78 26 25 68 42 42 (2) ( 1.) 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MOTORS MATADOR ·· ·... 1895 39.0 29 ,0 27.0 26 .0 23 .0 21.0 21.0 19.0 16.0 16.0 16 .0 Avg. 25 .0 T1mStout , North Ga llia 10 5 25 ( 1) 25 .0 Norm Cu rfman , Sou thern 9 7 25 ( 1) 23..0 Bob Miller, Sou thet n 8 7 23 ( 1) 21.0 Mark Swain, Hannan Tra.ce 17 s 42 (2) 21.0 Pete Sayre, Squthern 9 3 21 ( 1) 19.0 Clay Hud son, Kyger Creek 7 5 19 (1) 17.5 Lloyd Wood. Southwest ern 13 9 35 (2) 16.0 Dave Robinette, North Galli a 5 6 16 ( 1) 15.0 Dave Wise, Kyger Creek 3 9 15 ( 1) 14.5 John Lusher , Hannan Trace 11 7 29 (2) TEAM STATISTICS Young, L · 12 1 12 .0 FIELD "G OAL PCT . Campbeii. .L 12 1 12.0 Team FGM · FGA Pet. Myers, Meigs 12 1 12 .0 Logan 29 -51 .569 Shoemaker, W 12 1 12 .0 Jackson 30 -53 .566 Waverly 36-66 .545 TONIGHT'$ GAMES Me igs 30 -58 .517 !SEOAL Gallipolis 24 -56 .429 Ironton at Athens Gallipolis a1 Wellston Ironton 24-62 .387 Jackson at Log;,n Athens 19 ·62 .306 Waverly at Meigs Wellston 7 -27 .259 FREE THROW PCT . TRI -VALLEY Team FTM·F TA. Pet . Vinton County at Belpre NQ,is. York at Fed. Hocking 22 , 27 .815 . Ja ckson · Logan 9 . 15 .500 (SVACJ Kyger Creek at Eastern Ironton 10·19 .526 Waverly 13 -26 .500 Hannan Trace at North Gall Ia Gal_lipolis 8-16 .500 Symmes Val ley at South Me1gs 9-19 .474 western Wellston 12-26 . . 462 (Others) \ Alexander at Eastern 1 (Pik.e ) Athe~lS . 7-17 4 . 12 , REBOUNDS Team No. G Avg . Waverly 46 1 46.0 Gallipolis 44 1 44 .0 . Logan 42 1 42 .0 Athens 33 1 33 .0 Meigs 29 1 29.0 Ja c kson 27 1 27 .0 ·.·· .. . We llston 21 1 21.0 fiERSONAL FOULS Team No. G Avg. Athens 16 1 16.0 Jackson 17 1 17 .0 Gallipolis 18 1 18.0 Ironton 18 1 18 .0 Logan 18 1 18 o Mei_g s 21 1 21 :0 Waverly 22 1 22 0 . Wellston 27 1 21 :0 IND . LEADERS FIELD GOAL PCT . Name, T . FM-FA Pet. Camp bell , L 6- 7 .857 Myers. M 9 -11 .818 Pfeifer , Wav. 12 -16 .750 Young , L . 5 - 7 .7 14 Kemper , l. 4· 6 .667 McDona ld , J . 10-15 .667 FREE THROW PCT. Name, T . FM ·F A Pet . Con roy, J . 9- 9 1:000 Chonko , A 4· 4 1.000 McDonald, J · 9- 11 818 Pr i ce , Gall. 3- 4 :750 Coats , Me igs 3· -4 . 750 REBOUNDS t Nam e,G No . G Avg. Pric:e,G 17 1 17 .0 Si ck les , G lJ 1 13 .0 Wh ite , J . 13 ·1 13 .0 Skinner , Ath 12 1 12 .0 COLUMBUS (UP!) - Bobby Williams, a mighty mite f>-9, ISO-i>Ound tailback, and Dave Doseck, a &-2, 2JO.pound offen· sive guard ai1d defensive tackle head up the 1972 United Press International Class A AIJ.Ohio Football Team. Williams, who led New Vondon to an 8-2 sea· son, was a solid choice of the state's coaches and sports writers for the back of the year honor , as was the BY DENNY FOBES Meigs Marauder wrestling, at a low ebb its first several years, appears to have a good chance of making a breakthrough this year, with plenty of experienced wresUers back from last year 's squad that ftmshed with a 4-5 record. Led by Co-Captains Joe Rosenbaum and AI McLaughlin, the grapplers are mtssmg only one starter, Roger ~earch, from last year's crew v1a graduation. Coach John Bentley and his asststant, Sam Crow, take their team to Athens to open the 1973-74 season Saturday af· temoon at I p.m . The match was originally scheduled for 7:30 p.m . Saturday, but was moved up because of a schedule conflict at Athens. Last year the Marauder matmen split matches with the Bulldogs. "l think our boys will be ready," said Bentley . "We've got the makings of a pretty good team," citing the experience on the present roster. Eleven of the 13 grapplers who will step onto the mat against the Bulldogs Saturday afternoon in the varsity match are holdovers from 1972 wrestling either in varsity or ;eserve competition. Rosenbaum, in the 119 lb. class, and McLaughlin, a 145 pounder, head the list of returnees that had winning seasons last year . The 2 seniors, according to Bentley, are "worthy of being the captains due to their exceUent records in the past. Both are good boys." Besides the captains, others going against Athens will be 98 lb. freshman Mark Tillis IIlli ' lb. sophomore Butch Roush . ' 112 lb. ;renior Gary O'Dell, 126 lb. semor Ken Moore, 132 lb. junior Jeff Musser, 136 lb. junior Roger Hysell, ISS lb. senior Harold Sisson, 167 lb. sophomore Marty Dugan, 175 lb. senior Bill Slack, 165 lb. senio~ John Lehew, and junior husky Decker of No. I ranked and undefeated Coving!Dn for lineman of the year . Williams, the very heart Qf the New London offense this year , gained 1,313 yards and scored 19 touchdowns this sea· son for Coach Paul Nes!Dr's Wildcats. He also completed five of nine passes he threw off the option play, three of them going for !Ducbdowns and two of them providing the winning scores in New London vic· tories. directed the Spartans to the "We had a much better team state championship as a junior that anybody dreamed of and and to an 11-1 mark this season. Bobhy was the big reason," . Juniors Lynn Oberlin of said Nestor. " We won games Montpelier and Gary WweU of with the big plays and he was Plain City Jonathan Alder and always part of the big play, senior Marcus Johnson of Yeleither running the ball or low Springs join Williams in throwing it." the running back spota on the Covington Coach Larrie Tis· first offensive team. Four run· dale, who was also voted the ning backs were chosen for Class A coach of the year, each team because of the large credited his offensive line, number of outstanding backs headed by Doseck, as a major this season. fac!Dr in his team's 375 points The first offensive line con· scored. sis ted of ends Larry Harris. of "We didn't have any one out· Lorain Clearview and Rich standing back," he said. "We Rantala of Fairport Harbor, had about five different backs Tackles Jim Kovalo of who ran the ball and our run· Shadyside and Tom Staley of ning game was very effective Sidney Lehman, guards because of our offensive line." Doseck and Fred Schwab of Doseck, besides playing both Middletown Fenwick and COLUMBUS (UP!) - Larrie Surprisingly, Tisdale said he ways, was also the team's Jamie Hobbs of New London at Tisdale, who is leaving the felt his 1972 team, which fin- placekicker, hitting on 34 extra center. coaching ranks after guiding ished with a 5+1 record, was points and four field goals, the Covington IDa 10-0 record and "as good a team" as the state longest of which was a school the No. I rating in the United poll champions, but was record 43 yards. Press International Board of wrecked by injured. · The quarterback on the first Coaches' Class A ratings this This year's squad, which in, offensive team was Scott Balyear, has been voted the Class eluded only 34 players, escaped linger of Marion Pleasant, who A coach of the year. theinjuryproblemandshutout · "It's a good time ID go," said eight of its ten victims, in· the 34-year-old graduate of ' eluding seven in a row. Western Kentucky, who plans Led by two-way lineman to remain as a teacher in the Dave Doseck, a &-2, 230-pound· Covington school system. er, Tisdale said this year's Tisdale's decision to quit as team was "the biggest I've head coach a.fter seven years ever had," and this caused him at Coving!Dn was made prior to .to make some changes in his the season . offense. " I've had two unbeaten " We had been running the teams in my seven years at wishbone the last three years," Covington," he said, "and !felt he said, "But because of our it was time to either move on or size and lack of speed we went get out . llike the community of back to the straight T and I Covington and just decided to formations . We felt it would be stay here. r just didn't feel l better." could continue ID devote the Is he going ID miss coaching? time needed for a successful "I've thought some aboui it," football program." Tisdale said, "but it's hard tD say right now with the season 1-4167 just over how much I'll miss it. IIRdUM But I'm sure I'll miss it some. • tt II Jl Tr imble at Southern It would be hard not to after 12 158:1111 Zanesv i lle Rosecrans at M i ller years." SATURDAY' ... and WORTH Wheelersburg at Waverly Tisdale said his " only re· Fed . H ock ing at Eastern MOJIIEV TO VOUI gret" about the past season is !Me igs) V inton Co . at Un ioto not having made it into the Warren Local 11t Front ier state playoffs. The BuCcaneers ~OME IN for your COP.Y of this beoutiful Southeastern I Ross J at Hl!!n nan Trace finished second to eventual calendar featuring today's most wanted house Buffalo <Putman ), W. va., at" Class A playoff champion MidKyger Creek designs plus wonderful modern home improve· Symmes Valley at Rock Hili dle!Dwn Fenwick in the Region TUESDAY (Dec: . 11) 12 ratings. ment ideas. Don't wait -quantity is I imited ! 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Jodn awa rd , the Bil l Thoma s l..eheY. and Hobble Eas'm were pJaye r.s, coache s , · <HI- S£·1ecl.f'9 for honora!Jlr men- Trophy . was prese nted to the Ironton Tn-C.p ta ins Te r ry ministratur.s and fans a t the tion . Ch.:idt>:, Chanct<y, ~1e i gs Mowery, Terry Pa rker and 1973 SEOIIL football a " ards ba nqu et he re Thursda} Marauder fo otball coach and Bru ce Carter by ~· rank dean of the SEOIIJ. coa ches, Houston of RadiO Sta ti on evening . Slaughte r , a nat ive uf eongratulateti t he Ir onton WIRO. The trophy. which rotates Ironton , fo rmer Jctckson head Tigers on thf'lr third conamong the league cha mpions secut 1 ve SE0/\1, crown ;wd grid coach and Ohio 1ilgh School Coach of the Y ear m second pi(JCt: fintsh in the ~tate frqm yea r to year, will now be 1957 a t Warren H ard in~ High clas s ·\ t\ playoffs hc furt' pl•nn[me ntly embedded in the School in nor theastern Ohiu p resenllll ~ the COt:H'h vf the h'OIIton tr oph) case because emphasized. '' l 'm not a f raid t{; year <1"ard lo Tiger mentor U1e Tlgcrs have now won three s tr;ughl loop titles. preach the gospe l of winr1ing," Hub I .ul1.. F'ollowmg th e banquet, Tom Lutz , in hts lwu sea sons as after cha rging that in too many At hen s aspec ts of society today it is head (' Oach a t Ironton. has \ 1.'1 Metiers of the Messengcrrclca sed the 1973·H · considered a " crime " lu n ant to lose a league game . to win. AI Eisnaugle, president of basketball prog nostications of " Being a champion ," !11..' th(.: ~ EOAI. Spoi'I S\'rntcr s and the Spor l.swnters and Broad· 1Continued on Page 51 As s O('Jation , sa id, ' 'is when you become Broadt·}l s tcr captivated in an idea and lose yow·se lf in something greatt~r than you are .,. He cited an instance when he was coaching a game a t the Akron Rubbe1· Bowl and one of hi s smallest players stopped the oppunenl.s on four stra ight pl11ys instcle the 5 yard line·. 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Tony Branham , a Chesapeake and Ironto n tra nsfe r st udent from CoTourneys, while splitting dual lumb us, 136 lb . Randy 105 lb. Ri c k meets with Pt . Pleas ant , Riffle, 126 lb . J eff winning both matches from Geor ge , Warne r , 119 lb . Duane Wahama, losing to Lewis Co. (W. Va. ), and losing a pair to Mc La ughlin, 112 lb. Rick J ohnson , 119 lb. Tim ThOma s , Nelsonville·York. Bentley, in his second year 126 lb. Steve Pickens, 126 lb . as head mat coach, feels that Jim Howard , 132 lb . Jim Mc " 2 or 3 boys will do real well in Clure, 1261b. Dave Miller, 138 the tournaments," and that lb. Charlie Whittington, 136 lb . Nelsonville· York, Athens and Wheeler Thomas, 138 lb. Her b Pt. Pleasant will give the · Mcintire , 155 lb. Greg France Marauder grapplers the most and 165 lb. Paul Clay. trouble this season. Following Is the 1973-74 Every week, before the Meigs wrestling schedule : regularly scheduled matches, Dec. 8, at Athens, 1 p.m. challenges or " wrestle~ffs" Dec. lS, Chesapeake tourney , 9 a.m. Jan. 5, at Ripley " Quan· drangular". Jan. 9, Pojnt Pleasant, 1:30 p.m. Jan. 18-19, at Ravenswood Tournament, 6 p.m. Jan. 23, at Wahama, 7 p.m. Jan. 25, at Pt. Pleasant 2 Browns at Cleveland earlie1· . ' p.m. thls year ? Feb. 2, at Ironton Tour· "Injuries, " Muhlrnann quickly replied. "Now we've nament, 9 a.m. Feb. 9, Wahama, 7:30 p.m. got some people hack, like Feb. 16, Nelsonville-York, (receiver) Cha rley Joiner . That'll make a real difference. 7:30 p.m. Mar. 1·2, District TourAnd we're hot. We've won four in row. Everybody wants tD nament. Mar. 8·,, State Tournament keep going." The Bengals, with an 6-4 at Columbus. record, and Cleveland, 7-3-2, share the lead in the Central Division of the American ~ Conference along with Pittsburgh, 6-4. Besides the division champ SEOAL FROSH making the playoffs, the · Team W L POP division couid easily supply the Logan 2 o 108 56 2 0 87 ·45 wildcard team"forthe playoffs. Ga l lipolis M ei g s ? o 69 6 2 That spot goes to the runnerup Wa ver ly 1 1 78 53 club with the best re<Jord in the Athen s 1 1 71 7 4 Jack son· 0 2 59 aa three divisions. Ir ont on 0 2 65 95 A Bengals loss Sunday, Wellston 0 · 2 33 97 coupled with a Pittsburgh TOTALS 9 B 570 570 victory over HoUston, would Thursday' s re sults: kill Cincinnati's playoff hopes . Gallipoli s 51 W ell ston 16 ei gs 36 Wa ve rl y 32 Muhlmann sees only one way M Logan 55 Ja ck son '1 9 of that happening. Athens A2 Ironton 38 7l Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, full power, air. --'1595 4 Door, air, P.S., P.B. 1969 DODGE MONACO 4 DR H.T. ~5 CINCINNATI (UPI) ..:. Even if Horst Muhlmann couldn't kick field goals he'd still be valuable to the Cincinna i BengaJs---.as a cheerleader. Muhlmann isn't just predicting vic!Dry for the Bengals in Sunday's key game here against the Cleveland Browns. He's expecting it. " We don't think we're going to beat Cleveland ," says Muhlmann. " We know we're going ID beat them. There's no way we'll lose. There's only one way to go in!D the playoffs and that's tD beat Cleveland. We will go in!D the playoffs. " This is the best team we've ever . had. When we won the championship in 1970, we beat Cleveland. We're hetter than that now ." WhY then the 17·10 loss to the Slaughter plays to NBA Standmg s By Un1t ed Pr e~o; tnh•r na h ona l Muhlmann sure • Bengals to wm USED CARS Phone: 992-3741 . SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. -. f?RE - GI-IRISTMAS DaYOTIDTOTHE INTIII:I.ST OF MEIGS-MASON ot.REA (MaST ell: L . TANNEHILL, Mike Halley, who will be wrestling in the " unlimited" class, previously known as the heavyweight classification. All but 4 of the above saw action on a regular basis with the varsity last year. Tillis and Dugan are in their first year, wh1le O' Dell and Sisson got their experience on the reserve mats . Halley is somewhat doubtful for the Athens match, suffering . a · case of stepphacocus, the same. being true for Steve Brickles, a 155 lb. returnee from last year's squad. The season schedule which includes dual meets at Athens Wahama and Pt." Pleasant and home matches with ' Pt · Pleasant," Wahama and Nelsonville-York, is spiced with 3 tournaments leading up to the district and state tourneys in March . The tournaments at Chesapeake, Ravensw~ and Ironton , are welcomed by Our Interest Is Greater For You COUPON Service hours: 8A.M.to4:30p.m • . Week Days Pro Stmuling .. The world/moll comforting lhlrt: The Arrow Dress Knit ~ife is easier in live-in knit s. And Arrow makes the mos t ltvely ones. The very newe st checks, stripes and prints all s.ubtly small and dressed up in the spicy tones for fall. You II feel relaxed and ready to get ahead. 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Logan, 3-0 on the year, has lour starters back !rom last year, plus material up lrom the 1972-73 reserve championship team, two boys from last year's Union Furnace team, and a 6-3 transfer lrom Columbus Central. Last time Logan won the crown was Jn Mareh, 1951, when the Chieftains burled GARS 58-28 to a title deciding game at Logan. It was the Chiefs' eighth and last loop title. Logan received 81'.. first place votes lor 1D31'.. points. Coach Jim Osborne's GARS Blue Devils, seeking their first crown in 15 years, was picked second by the scribes and caslen with 31'.. llrsl place voles and 93\', points. Oelendlog champion Waverly was ranked third with two llrst place votes and 89 points. Athens will finish fourth. The Bulldogs had 76 points. · eWith The Energy Crisis Picked for second ctivision were Jackson~ 48 points; Ironton, 43; Meigs 36 and Wellston 15. Slaughter wins (Continued from Page 3) casters Assn. with the members selecting Logan as the team to beat, with Gallipolis and Waverly a close second and third respectively. Logan garnered 8'h £irst place votes lor a total of 1031'.!, followed by Gallipolis with 31'.! first place votes for 931'.! , and the Tigers with 2 firsts lor 89 total points. Athens received 76 votes for fourth place, Jackson 48 for filth, Ironton 13 lor sixth, the Meigs Marauders 36 lor seventh position, and Wellston · garnered 15 votes to bring up You ordered a number of measures to conserve energy and to make more energy sources available. You called upon the Congress and the entire nation to take other steps to solve the energy crisis. We applaud your directive banning the conversion of power plants from coal to oil. up nuclear power plant construction and licensing. We endorse your efforts to speed In fact, we agree wholeheartedly with what you said. But, Mr. President You Two perative Steps the rear . The baked steak dinner was SPE'f."iNG OF Hair Immediate action on these two steps, by both you and the Congress, will go a long way toward by resolving our energy crisis-particularly in tl:le assurance of an adequate electric power supply. KAY I Action: Modify the Environmental Protection Agency requirements which would measure power plant sulfur-dioxide emissions at the top of the chimneys. The emissions are not going to stay there. They will.be dissipated. Instead. measure them realistically, at ground level ... where people, anit:nals and plants l_ive and grow! II Action: Make available for leasing for mining the large rese~ves of Government owned tow-sulfur coal in the Far West. At the same time add strict but attainable standards for reclamation of the land after mining. · Result: Power plants could then bu.rn the billions of tons of mineable, higher-sulfur Easterri coal now available. This coal-when used in conjunction with extra-high chimneys("tall stacks") and air monitoring devices, and burned at reduced levels during periods of poor atmospheric conditions-represents the most workable and satisfactory answer to the sulfur problem at this time. With these controls it can be burned without violating ait-guality standards. Result: These coal reserves, withheld from use several years ago by the Department of the Interior, would provide billions of tons of critically needed low-sulfur coal for the nation's power supply. And the land would be restored for as good a use as at present. PossiQiy better. These two steps will benefit the nation immediately in several ways: • Consumers will continue to receive the electric power they need. • The use of dwindling oil and gas supplies by electric power plants will be sharply reduced, making these fuels available for other critical needs. · · Ye-a rs ago a permanent wave wa s considered a luxury but today it is looked upon as a necessity . Your permanent is the base and body of your ha i r style and a most ·prominent fa c tor in achieving the fash l·onable new hair styles. · When selecting your hair style age is importan1. A schoolgirl t)airdo on an older woman - dqes J')OI necessarily make her look younger ; it often makes her look ridiculous . Take care in se lecting yoUr hair style. There are . dozens Of appr·opriat'e . styles for eac h age group from which to c hoose, and lf you are unc~rtain as to what" style would do the • A reasonable balance between the need for energy and the need for a wholesome environment will be maintained . • And a long step forward will have been taken toward your goal of making our nation self- sufficient in energy by 1980. · As a major producer of electricity, we're taking positive action to serve our 1, 700,000 cu~­ tomers in the states of Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee. ·' Capacity: . We now have under construction additional generating capacity of 4,800,000 kilowatts, both coal- fired and nuclear, and have plans to start construction of another 2,600,000 kw in the. near" future. ·. • Fuel: We are mining, or contracting for, the additional tons of coal required to fuel these plants. And we are arranging the means to assure its delivery. Conservation: We are urging our customers not to waste electricity and to use only what they need. We are also cutting back our owri thermostats, reducing vehicle speeds, arid turning off our outdoor decorative lighting. 0 \If Effo~ts Have Produced Results No electric power shortage exists anywhere on the seven-state American Electric Power System. No shortage will ever exist as long as we are permitted to build, without unreasonable delay, the new facilities required for the generation and delivery of electric power. And as long as we are permitted to use, without unreasonable restriction, the nation's most abundant, most available fuel ... coal. Area players honored by AP Two an~a players have gained spots on the Class A AllOhio football team announced Thursday by the Associated Press . Lawrence Tabor of Kyger Creek was named to a second team defensive back position, whi1e Steve Thomas of A1exander was named to a third team offensive tackle spot. Among those being picked for honorable mention status was Dave Wise of Kyger Creek. Among the other Southeastern District players being named to the all-state team was Coal Grove's ~andy HalJ, who was named Class A Back olthe Year. The 6-2, 185· pound senior averaged an incredible 9.1 yards every time he carried the ball in high school. His 1973 average was 11.1 yards. , Hall a c counted for 4,132 yards in 458 cci~ries in three seasons . He shook loose for 1,610 yards in 145 rushes this fall and had 980 yards as a sophomore and 1,542 yards as a junior. In short, let us burn coal, the available fuel. Let us burn it without unnecessary restrictions, such as unreasonable EPA emission standards· and the unr.ealistic proposal for short-term variances. A shorf-term variance which permits a power plant to use available coal, instead of unavailable qil, on a temporary basis is no answer at all. No coal supplier could possibly develop the necessary mining facilities under such an uncertain, short-term proposition. Tuesd-ay Industrial December 4, 1973 Women's Leather Fashion BOOTS 40% OFF heritage house Environment: We are spending $300,000,000 in the next two years alone to protect the environment by: 1. Building giant cooling towers. 2. Building plant chimneys over 1,000 feet high. 3. Installing highly efficient dust-collecting equipment. 4. Installing elaborate systems to monitor the air !II ground level near our power plants. 5. Pursuing our exploration of other clean-air systems. ' To Do Our Job All We Need Is Half A Chance In your second energy message you said, "We need new rules if we are to meet this challenge." We could not agree more. Immediate action toward new rules is action in the national interest. Points Oh io Electric Burton 's Sunoco Coca -Cola 82 72 Riggs Used Cars 70 63 Bill's 55 Mascin Aggregates JB 34 34 Flesher's Texaco Teacher 's Tearn H igh Series Bur · ton ' s 2732 , Riggs 2518, Mason Agg . 2389 . Team High Game Bur . ton 's 9.49 , Burton ' s 904, Riggs 881. Ind . High Series Dick Mason 632 , Joh n Grate 563 , Ind . Higtl Game Dick Mason 233. Bernard White 233 , BEAUTY SALOI'l Bob Wood 224 . 21.i E. >t<.OND ST . Pomeroy Bow"ting Lanes Wed . Early MIXed League POMEROY. OHIO PHONE 992-7606 Week of Nov . 28. 1973 Standings : YOUR DOG DESERVES A SQUARE MEAL . American ,Electric Power, Sys~em work, play and thri~e on thll nutritionaJiy.balanced complete meal. Essenhal inr;redienta are combined in various te:d11re1 to provide P'f'Melt appetite appeal, and the result is a coa~ \ do& food thAt you ran fftd dry or moist with complete Dop el all aaea and hreftb w~ll legal thicket, burdened endlessly with suits, and it would not be fair to the sport, the players or baseball if Mr. Smith. continued operating the team, 11 s3id Holt. . While the Padres were being moved from-San Diego, the Los Angeles Dodgers were doing some moving of their own...shipping ·left-handed pitcher Ohio Northern I *TENNIS TABLE edges Otters By 'u nited Press International Ohio Northern managed to reel off eight straight points with less than two minUtes in the game to take a 76-66 victory over Otterbein Thursday night. Charles Just dumped in 27 points to pace the Polar Bears to their second win in as many outings t_his season. The Cardinals, now 1-2", got 14 poiniS from Jim Reed . The Central Stale Marauders, behind the. shoo ting of Kenny Smith, defea led KDoxville ( Tenn.) Co llege 68-58 in a nonconference game. Smith collected 15 points to help up Central's record to 2-1. Knoxville, suffering its third defeat against no wins, got 14 points from Dennis Coleman . REG. 49.95 ' I ' I' $2,000. ·PEOPLE TRUST US TO HANDLE Sl~1lNGS OF OVER $150,000,000. If vou nccJ ;1 lol'n, you need so meo ne you C:l n rr us[. \X'hatevc r th e amount y c..H~ n eed . C a y Loan is a diff"e rc nr ki nJ o f loa n co mp;:my. \Vt.: handle S<l\'illg:-. h:OO. ff pto j'l\c trusr us to m<~n:lgl' the ir sa,· ings, you k nO\o~: vou can trust '-·"' tu handl e ·,'Ol:r loan. & Nuggets Sugar Run Mills 992·2115 Pomeroy • "Your Complete Farm Supplier" • ' . . I ciTY LOAN &s.A.VINGS ~ .. . . ·' ~ \Vhar makes us a -different kind of lc3. n compa:1y, makes us. a better kinJ of loan co mpany. 125 E . Main St.-992-2171 Pomeroy, 0 . Michigan Ladder FOLDS FOR EASY STORAGE 588 IN CT N. REG. 6.99 'PRO-SHOT 62 60 ·56 48 FIBERGLASS 50 52 56 64 BACKBOARD Smith ·Nelson Motors Tenth Framers N elson 's Drugs JB 74 High Ind . Game ~ (Menl Bill Porter 217, Lar"r"V Dugan l9J; {WomenJ Bettv Smi th 208 , Helen Phelps 200 . High Se ries - (Men) Larrv Dugan 549, Bill Porter 54A; _ (Women) Betty Smith 543, Pat Carson 501 . High Team Game - Tenth Frame rs 702 , Sn'i ith -Nelson Motors 651 . High Team Series - Tenth Framers 1930, Young's Market ' 1876 . &GOAL 36" x 54" fiberglass board will not chip, peel or warp. Round bar steel goal has heavy duty, all-weather poly net. Pre-mounted goal folds up for storage. REG. 49.95 88 ROZELLE MARRIED NEW YORI$: (UP!) Na tiona! Football League · Commissioner Pete Rozelle · was married here Tuesday to Carolyn Cooke in a private ceremony at the home of a friend. It was the second marriage for ·both. Mrs. Cooke, of Los Angeles is the mother of three boys and a · girl. Rozelle has one daughter. • • on g1v1ng ••• Club member1hlpl ASK ABOUT OUR CHRISTMAS SP~ll Cali Phil Globokar 'i'n -1St0 ~UTO Q.UB OF SOUtHERN OHIO •• with BATTERIES BULL£TIN BOARDS ' Gtveon~ FLASHLIGHT BURLAP 4.99 Mulbeny Ave. I OF 88 REG. 25 & 50 Lb. Sizes Appalachian Power Co., Indiana a Mlchlg•n Electric Co" Kentucky Pow•r Co., Klnppofl Power Co1, Michlg•n Power Co., Ohio Powlll' Co., Wh8ellng Electric C~. •• STUS LE "AUTO FOLD" ~.,.TABLE Folding table has durable green, non-glare fin is h top wi th fully str1ped co urt l1ne s. Legs are mounted on ea sy rolling, 2" Casters ·opens to 5' ~ 9' x 30" h1gh . Folds automat• cally . with odded eondensed Aoh oolublea1 with added com kibbles; and with lnrruaed ldded (at. lag~ the country ." baseball team in any one city ," "We are surrounded in a Red Jloie Do& Food it ope<i~lly formulated with incrrucd \'ita· mlna A, D and E; with in· Cftued wateMOI•ble "Vftatnins1 Available In . into a said Witt, Ha thing like that costs uoxpayers everywhere in team after Smith's attorney, · thatkeept food. Donald C. Cook Chairman · taxpayer•s money Give the. gift If you wOnt ,_ dap to hove ......., to ln,omt F" them the f o o l - - - lied 11ooe Doa An electric power shortage exists in some areas of the country now. It can be prevented from spreading across the entire Country-and, Indeed, can be solved where it now exists-If the electric utility industry is given a reasonable chance to do its job. federal Your Thorn MeAn Store MIDDLEPORT, 0 . con~~c~ence. .' A the Clancy Schmucker 56:l Unless coal can be used as more than an cannot solve interim fuel; this abundant resource . ' our present or future energy problems-. • Mr. President, we do have an energy crisis of the greatest seriousness on our hands. Fortunately, the Federal government itself has the 'means immediately at hand to largely def!l with it. Won't you please take the necessary steps by modifying the EPA regulations and making governmentowned, low-sulfur, Western coal available? Mittcrwald . - And Texas sold shortstop Jim Mason to the New York Yankees while purchasing Baltimore Oriole first baseman· outfielder Terry Crowley . Witt, on behall of San Diego, has filed the breach of contract suit against the National League because the Padres have a 2().year contract lor the use of San Diego stadium. The Padres have been in the league only five years. Witt a lso was upset with the committee formed on Capitol Hili which had told league owners Washington might be willing to indemnify the league for any losses suffered by justify pouring John Holt, surprised them by staling Smith could no .longer keep the team. Young 's Mkt . Regatta . ln Mason Bowlin·g Center Team CHATEAU · • Claude Osteen to Houston in exchange for the As tros ' ~ slugging centerfielder Jim Wynn. The Oste-en-for-Wynn lradc (Houston also received minor league pitcher David Cl;lpepunanimously Thursday t_o per ) was U1e biggest swap on allow grocery store chain the next to- last day of owner Joseph Danz.ansky to baseball 's winter meetings. It move the San Diego Padres was the busiest trading day ol cross country to Robert F . the session. Kenn edy Stadium in In other deals : Wastoington, D.C. Danzansky -California traded veteran had bought the Padres from C. catcher Jeff Torborg to St. Arnholt Smith lor $12 million. Louis for the 24-year-<>ld leftIt will be the first time in handed pitcher J ohn Andrews. history Washington has had a - The Angels also sent rightclub in the National League. handed reliever Aurelio MonAfter approving the sale and teagudo and minor league move, the league ownersoutfielder Chris Coletta to the already the defendants in a $12 Phillies for second baseman million breach of contract suit Denny Doyle in the completion liied by the city ol San Dieg<>- of a deal which had sent Billy were threatened with an an- Grabark()witz from California titrust suit as well. to Philadelphia last August. "I was shocked when I heard Strahler for Newman of the league's action," said_ - Detroit dealt right-handed San Diego city attorney John pitcher Mike Strahler to MilWitt. '~I'm confident as I can be waukee for left-handed Ray ln an antitrust suit we will file Newmarun against the National League." - The Chicago CUbs sent Felt They Had No Choice catcher Randy Hundley to The league owners felt they Minnesota for ca tcher George had no choice but to move the • the team. " I can ' t imagine a congressman from anywhere can Local Bowling assist you in making the right selection according to your personal specifications ot height, complexion, and hair texture . Ladles. remember, the holidays . Cire fast ap . preaching. Call' now and make an appointment for the Christmas coiffure . . ., . Mr. President, Here's What We're Already Doing served by girls ollronton High School. The Rev. Doug Carter of the First Baptist Church in Burlington gave the invocation, while the principal of Ironton High School, Curt Boggs, welcomed guests . James J . Mains, director of instcuctional services for the Ironton City Schools, was master of ceremonies. most fdr your appearance, an experie nced hair stylist will be happy to advise and • The economy of the nation will be safeguarded. Padres' move approved movin~ 388 REG. 3.39 Assorted Colors Heavy, colorful bur· lap covering over insulation b9ard . Pinewood fraf'!le . 39 REG.588 6.99 POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK .CO. �• • • • •• • - . -~ . ·\ . ... ~ - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport. Pomeroy, 0., Dec. 7, 1973 ~:;.:::i:!:::::::z:::~:::::*:::::::;::~::.~·x=:o::8:::;::::::::::!!!'!!8!:!:!:~t.::*-~:::::::::::;::::$::t"4:::~::::~~=~ Logan will win first loop title in 23 years HOUSTON t UP!) Baseball left Washingll>n two years ago with a cloud over its head and when it returns to the nation's capital next April the cloud will still be there. The National League voted Coach Scott Fitzgerald's Logan Chieftains will win their first Southeastern Ohlo League basketball championship In %3 yean! That was the concensus ol II SEOAL sportswriters and radio broadcasters during Thursday night's balloting at lronloo. Logan, 3-0 on the year, has lour starters back !rom last year, plus material up lrom the 1972-73 reserve championship team, two boys from last year's Union Furnace team, and a 6-3 transfer lrom Columbus Central. Last time Logan won the crown was Jn Mareh, 1951, when the Chieftains burled GARS 58-28 to a title deciding game at Logan. It was the Chiefs' eighth and last loop title. Logan received 81'.. first place votes lor 1D31'.. points. Coach Jim Osborne's GARS Blue Devils, seeking their first crown in 15 years, was picked second by the scribes and caslen with 31'.. llrsl place voles and 93\', points. Oelendlog champion Waverly was ranked third with two llrst place votes and 89 points. Athens will finish fourth. The Bulldogs had 76 points. · eWith The Energy Crisis Picked for second ctivision were Jackson~ 48 points; Ironton, 43; Meigs 36 and Wellston 15. Slaughter wins (Continued from Page 3) casters Assn. with the members selecting Logan as the team to beat, with Gallipolis and Waverly a close second and third respectively. Logan garnered 8'h £irst place votes lor a total of 1031'.!, followed by Gallipolis with 31'.! first place votes for 931'.! , and the Tigers with 2 firsts lor 89 total points. Athens received 76 votes for fourth place, Jackson 48 for filth, Ironton 13 lor sixth, the Meigs Marauders 36 lor seventh position, and Wellston · garnered 15 votes to bring up You ordered a number of measures to conserve energy and to make more energy sources available. You called upon the Congress and the entire nation to take other steps to solve the energy crisis. We applaud your directive banning the conversion of power plants from coal to oil. up nuclear power plant construction and licensing. We endorse your efforts to speed In fact, we agree wholeheartedly with what you said. But, Mr. President You Two perative Steps the rear . The baked steak dinner was SPE'f."iNG OF Hair Immediate action on these two steps, by both you and the Congress, will go a long way toward by resolving our energy crisis-particularly in tl:le assurance of an adequate electric power supply. KAY I Action: Modify the Environmental Protection Agency requirements which would measure power plant sulfur-dioxide emissions at the top of the chimneys. The emissions are not going to stay there. They will.be dissipated. Instead. measure them realistically, at ground level ... where people, anit:nals and plants l_ive and grow! II Action: Make available for leasing for mining the large rese~ves of Government owned tow-sulfur coal in the Far West. At the same time add strict but attainable standards for reclamation of the land after mining. · Result: Power plants could then bu.rn the billions of tons of mineable, higher-sulfur Easterri coal now available. This coal-when used in conjunction with extra-high chimneys("tall stacks") and air monitoring devices, and burned at reduced levels during periods of poor atmospheric conditions-represents the most workable and satisfactory answer to the sulfur problem at this time. With these controls it can be burned without violating ait-guality standards. Result: These coal reserves, withheld from use several years ago by the Department of the Interior, would provide billions of tons of critically needed low-sulfur coal for the nation's power supply. And the land would be restored for as good a use as at present. PossiQiy better. These two steps will benefit the nation immediately in several ways: • Consumers will continue to receive the electric power they need. • The use of dwindling oil and gas supplies by electric power plants will be sharply reduced, making these fuels available for other critical needs. · · Ye-a rs ago a permanent wave wa s considered a luxury but today it is looked upon as a necessity . Your permanent is the base and body of your ha i r style and a most ·prominent fa c tor in achieving the fash l·onable new hair styles. · When selecting your hair style age is importan1. A schoolgirl t)airdo on an older woman - dqes J')OI necessarily make her look younger ; it often makes her look ridiculous . Take care in se lecting yoUr hair style. There are . dozens Of appr·opriat'e . styles for eac h age group from which to c hoose, and lf you are unc~rtain as to what" style would do the • A reasonable balance between the need for energy and the need for a wholesome environment will be maintained . • And a long step forward will have been taken toward your goal of making our nation self- sufficient in energy by 1980. · As a major producer of electricity, we're taking positive action to serve our 1, 700,000 cu~­ tomers in the states of Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee. ·' Capacity: . We now have under construction additional generating capacity of 4,800,000 kilowatts, both coal- fired and nuclear, and have plans to start construction of another 2,600,000 kw in the. near" future. ·. • Fuel: We are mining, or contracting for, the additional tons of coal required to fuel these plants. And we are arranging the means to assure its delivery. Conservation: We are urging our customers not to waste electricity and to use only what they need. We are also cutting back our owri thermostats, reducing vehicle speeds, arid turning off our outdoor decorative lighting. 0 \If Effo~ts Have Produced Results No electric power shortage exists anywhere on the seven-state American Electric Power System. No shortage will ever exist as long as we are permitted to build, without unreasonable delay, the new facilities required for the generation and delivery of electric power. And as long as we are permitted to use, without unreasonable restriction, the nation's most abundant, most available fuel ... coal. Area players honored by AP Two an~a players have gained spots on the Class A AllOhio football team announced Thursday by the Associated Press . Lawrence Tabor of Kyger Creek was named to a second team defensive back position, whi1e Steve Thomas of A1exander was named to a third team offensive tackle spot. Among those being picked for honorable mention status was Dave Wise of Kyger Creek. Among the other Southeastern District players being named to the all-state team was Coal Grove's ~andy HalJ, who was named Class A Back olthe Year. The 6-2, 185· pound senior averaged an incredible 9.1 yards every time he carried the ball in high school. His 1973 average was 11.1 yards. , Hall a c counted for 4,132 yards in 458 cci~ries in three seasons . He shook loose for 1,610 yards in 145 rushes this fall and had 980 yards as a sophomore and 1,542 yards as a junior. In short, let us burn coal, the available fuel. Let us burn it without unnecessary restrictions, such as unreasonable EPA emission standards· and the unr.ealistic proposal for short-term variances. A shorf-term variance which permits a power plant to use available coal, instead of unavailable qil, on a temporary basis is no answer at all. No coal supplier could possibly develop the necessary mining facilities under such an uncertain, short-term proposition. Tuesd-ay Industrial December 4, 1973 Women's Leather Fashion BOOTS 40% OFF heritage house Environment: We are spending $300,000,000 in the next two years alone to protect the environment by: 1. Building giant cooling towers. 2. Building plant chimneys over 1,000 feet high. 3. Installing highly efficient dust-collecting equipment. 4. Installing elaborate systems to monitor the air !II ground level near our power plants. 5. Pursuing our exploration of other clean-air systems. ' To Do Our Job All We Need Is Half A Chance In your second energy message you said, "We need new rules if we are to meet this challenge." We could not agree more. Immediate action toward new rules is action in the national interest. Points Oh io Electric Burton 's Sunoco Coca -Cola 82 72 Riggs Used Cars 70 63 Bill's 55 Mascin Aggregates JB 34 34 Flesher's Texaco Teacher 's Tearn H igh Series Bur · ton ' s 2732 , Riggs 2518, Mason Agg . 2389 . Team High Game Bur . ton 's 9.49 , Burton ' s 904, Riggs 881. Ind . High Series Dick Mason 632 , Joh n Grate 563 , Ind . Higtl Game Dick Mason 233. Bernard White 233 , BEAUTY SALOI'l Bob Wood 224 . 21.i E. >t<.OND ST . Pomeroy Bow"ting Lanes Wed . Early MIXed League POMEROY. OHIO PHONE 992-7606 Week of Nov . 28. 1973 Standings : YOUR DOG DESERVES A SQUARE MEAL . American ,Electric Power, Sys~em work, play and thri~e on thll nutritionaJiy.balanced complete meal. Essenhal inr;redienta are combined in various te:d11re1 to provide P'f'Melt appetite appeal, and the result is a coa~ \ do& food thAt you ran fftd dry or moist with complete Dop el all aaea and hreftb w~ll legal thicket, burdened endlessly with suits, and it would not be fair to the sport, the players or baseball if Mr. Smith. continued operating the team, 11 s3id Holt. . While the Padres were being moved from-San Diego, the Los Angeles Dodgers were doing some moving of their own...shipping ·left-handed pitcher Ohio Northern I *TENNIS TABLE edges Otters By 'u nited Press International Ohio Northern managed to reel off eight straight points with less than two minUtes in the game to take a 76-66 victory over Otterbein Thursday night. Charles Just dumped in 27 points to pace the Polar Bears to their second win in as many outings t_his season. The Cardinals, now 1-2", got 14 poiniS from Jim Reed . The Central Stale Marauders, behind the. shoo ting of Kenny Smith, defea led KDoxville ( Tenn.) Co llege 68-58 in a nonconference game. Smith collected 15 points to help up Central's record to 2-1. Knoxville, suffering its third defeat against no wins, got 14 points from Dennis Coleman . REG. 49.95 ' I ' I' $2,000. ·PEOPLE TRUST US TO HANDLE Sl~1lNGS OF OVER $150,000,000. If vou nccJ ;1 lol'n, you need so meo ne you C:l n rr us[. \X'hatevc r th e amount y c..H~ n eed . C a y Loan is a diff"e rc nr ki nJ o f loa n co mp;:my. \Vt.: handle S<l\'illg:-. h:OO. ff pto j'l\c trusr us to m<~n:lgl' the ir sa,· ings, you k nO\o~: vou can trust '-·"' tu handl e ·,'Ol:r loan. & Nuggets Sugar Run Mills 992·2115 Pomeroy • "Your Complete Farm Supplier" • ' . . I ciTY LOAN &s.A.VINGS ~ .. . . ·' ~ \Vhar makes us a -different kind of lc3. n compa:1y, makes us. a better kinJ of loan co mpany. 125 E . Main St.-992-2171 Pomeroy, 0 . Michigan Ladder FOLDS FOR EASY STORAGE 588 IN CT N. 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Rozelle has one daughter. • • on g1v1ng ••• Club member1hlpl ASK ABOUT OUR CHRISTMAS SP~ll Cali Phil Globokar 'i'n -1St0 ~UTO Q.UB OF SOUtHERN OHIO •• with BATTERIES BULL£TIN BOARDS ' Gtveon~ FLASHLIGHT BURLAP 4.99 Mulbeny Ave. I OF 88 REG. 25 & 50 Lb. Sizes Appalachian Power Co., Indiana a Mlchlg•n Electric Co" Kentucky Pow•r Co., Klnppofl Power Co1, Michlg•n Power Co., Ohio Powlll' Co., Wh8ellng Electric C~. •• STUS LE "AUTO FOLD" ~.,.TABLE Folding table has durable green, non-glare fin is h top wi th fully str1ped co urt l1ne s. Legs are mounted on ea sy rolling, 2" Casters ·opens to 5' ~ 9' x 30" h1gh . Folds automat• cally . with odded eondensed Aoh oolublea1 with added com kibbles; and with lnrruaed ldded (at. lag~ the country ." baseball team in any one city ," "We are surrounded in a Red Jloie Do& Food it ope<i~lly formulated with incrrucd \'ita· mlna A, D and E; with in· Cftued wateMOI•ble "Vftatnins1 Available In . into a said Witt, Ha thing like that costs uoxpayers everywhere in team after Smith's attorney, · thatkeept food. Donald C. Cook Chairman · taxpayer•s money Give the. gift If you wOnt ,_ dap to hove ......., to ln,omt F" them the f o o l - - - lied 11ooe Doa An electric power shortage exists in some areas of the country now. It can be prevented from spreading across the entire Country-and, Indeed, can be solved where it now exists-If the electric utility industry is given a reasonable chance to do its job. federal Your Thorn MeAn Store MIDDLEPORT, 0 . con~~c~ence. .' A the Clancy Schmucker 56:l Unless coal can be used as more than an cannot solve interim fuel; this abundant resource . ' our present or future energy problems-. • Mr. President, we do have an energy crisis of the greatest seriousness on our hands. Fortunately, the Federal government itself has the 'means immediately at hand to largely def!l with it. Won't you please take the necessary steps by modifying the EPA regulations and making governmentowned, low-sulfur, Western coal available? Mittcrwald . - And Texas sold shortstop Jim Mason to the New York Yankees while purchasing Baltimore Oriole first baseman· outfielder Terry Crowley . Witt, on behall of San Diego, has filed the breach of contract suit against the National League because the Padres have a 2().year contract lor the use of San Diego stadium. The Padres have been in the league only five years. Witt a lso was upset with the committee formed on Capitol Hili which had told league owners Washington might be willing to indemnify the league for any losses suffered by justify pouring John Holt, surprised them by staling Smith could no .longer keep the team. Young 's Mkt . Regatta . ln Mason Bowlin·g Center Team CHATEAU · • Claude Osteen to Houston in exchange for the As tros ' ~ slugging centerfielder Jim Wynn. The Oste-en-for-Wynn lradc (Houston also received minor league pitcher David Cl;lpepunanimously Thursday t_o per ) was U1e biggest swap on allow grocery store chain the next to- last day of owner Joseph Danz.ansky to baseball 's winter meetings. It move the San Diego Padres was the busiest trading day ol cross country to Robert F . the session. Kenn edy Stadium in In other deals : Wastoington, D.C. Danzansky -California traded veteran had bought the Padres from C. catcher Jeff Torborg to St. Arnholt Smith lor $12 million. Louis for the 24-year-<>ld leftIt will be the first time in handed pitcher J ohn Andrews. history Washington has had a - The Angels also sent rightclub in the National League. handed reliever Aurelio MonAfter approving the sale and teagudo and minor league move, the league ownersoutfielder Chris Coletta to the already the defendants in a $12 Phillies for second baseman million breach of contract suit Denny Doyle in the completion liied by the city ol San Dieg<>- of a deal which had sent Billy were threatened with an an- Grabark()witz from California titrust suit as well. to Philadelphia last August. "I was shocked when I heard Strahler for Newman of the league's action," said_ - Detroit dealt right-handed San Diego city attorney John pitcher Mike Strahler to MilWitt. '~I'm confident as I can be waukee for left-handed Ray ln an antitrust suit we will file Newmarun against the National League." - The Chicago CUbs sent Felt They Had No Choice catcher Randy Hundley to The league owners felt they Minnesota for ca tcher George had no choice but to move the • the team. " I can ' t imagine a congressman from anywhere can Local Bowling assist you in making the right selection according to your personal specifications ot height, complexion, and hair texture . Ladles. remember, the holidays . Cire fast ap . preaching. Call' now and make an appointment for the Christmas coiffure . . ., . Mr. President, Here's What We're Already Doing served by girls ollronton High School. The Rev. Doug Carter of the First Baptist Church in Burlington gave the invocation, while the principal of Ironton High School, Curt Boggs, welcomed guests . James J . Mains, director of instcuctional services for the Ironton City Schools, was master of ceremonies. most fdr your appearance, an experie nced hair stylist will be happy to advise and • The economy of the nation will be safeguarded. Padres' move approved movin~ 388 REG. 3.39 Assorted Colors Heavy, colorful bur· lap covering over insulation b9ard . Pinewood fraf'!le . 39 REG.588 6.99 POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK .CO. �• 6- Tho Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Dec. 7, 1973 his Ume to lhc nunistry of his people along with keeping his 1V Sales & Service shop in Racine going . Even when ill, he went to homes of many elderly Portland church hosts visitors J!Y GOLDIE CLENDENIN PORTLAND - News nores of the Reorganioed Church of Jesus Christ of Latrer-DaySaints. Our visiting priesthood members in early November were Jim Sreed, Harold Eagle, Bill Comer, and David Cur· nette, of Kentucky, lronton and Camp Bountiful ( Jackson ). They came Saturday and visirect at the Saints' homes, and with our pastor, Ralph Johnson at Vererans Memorial Hospital. Last Sunday at 8;30 a.m . there · was a prayer and testimony servicei then classes for "questions and answers" on stewardship and what it means. A noon potluck dinner was served at the and shut~ins to service 1Vs and church. There were more visits to the ill. shut-ins and hospital in the afternoon, and we met again at the church for a light evening meal and short service, then bid our guests goodbye. They had spent the previous night with families of Bill Roush , Joe Stobart, Lucy Taylor and Denny Evans. That week some of our programs were postponed because of our pastor's illness . On Thanksgiving morning he lost his battle for life , and we were without a pastor , and a good friend . Sam Zonkers from White Cottage officiated at the funeral assisted by J oe Stobart. , Br other Ralph was s elf· supporting and gave freely of radios in out ~f-way places on far-out roads . He' ll be missed by many, and remer.1bered for his ready wit and humor as well as his ••lllingness to help a friend and neighbor . Our love and sympathy go out to his wife, Jane , and sister, Ruth Bradford, who is the only survivor of the Emil Johnson family . On Thursday evening the Emma Smith Circle met with Evelyne Foreman in tlhe Bend, with Golda Gillilan in cha rge and Lucy Taylor having the worship period. It was a quiet evening. Beulah Roush read the minutes, plan.s were made for the Christmas dinner and cookie plares for the lonely and unfortunate . A silent auction netrect $7.50. The candlelight service postponed from Thanksgiving is rescheduled Meigs 4-H Club .News The Five Point Bucks 4-H Club held a meeting Dec. 4 at the home of Mr . and Mrs. Nicklois Leonard, advisors. There were six members present . The members discussed ca rrying emergency and medical identification -cards with them. They also discussed the possible cost of a trip to a Cincinnati Reds ball game for next summer. Summer projects were also discussed. All members gave demon· strati~ns on tying knot&. Examples are bowline, lariat, hitch and halter. The next meeting will be Jan. 2 at the home of J ohn Riebel. Each member will bring a for Christmas. We enjoyed being in the Foreman home. Delicious refreshments were served from a table decorated in Thanksgivi ng and Christmas themes. Meigs display of knots tied . All parents are urged to attend this meeting to help with plans and project suggestions for the swnmer ! - Reporter Keith Bentz. Property Transfers PIONEERS STUDIED The third grade class of Mrs. Courtney Knight at the Middleport Elementary School has been studying pioneer life under the direciion of Miss Faye Goldhaar, student teacher. The class constructed a fort depicting life styles of that era. Sticks and twigs were used to make the cabins, wagons and fort 's walls . Clyde David Frye to Charles D. Frye, Joyce Frye, Life Estate, Rutland. ' Jerry E . Brown, Charlotte A. Brown to John W. Davidson, Edna I. Davidson, 4 Acres, Rutland . Duane B. Wolfe to Margie Wolfe, Parcels, Sutton . V. Clay Tuttle, Geneva F . Tuttle to V. Clay Tuttle, Geneva F. Tultle, Lot. Mid· dleport. Robert Cook to Conard Ator, · . ,OPTOMETRIST I . Neva Alor , 3.57 acres, Colunnbia. Michael C. Williams to Sam F . Williams, Clara Williams, I% acre, Bedford . Vernon Nease, Helen Q. Nease to Charles Ihle, Donna fhle, 3.203acres, Sutton. Dana E. Welch, Elsie Alice Welch to Gary Welch, Gladys Welch, U795 acres, Scipio. Elizabeth Davis to Elmer Davis, Aff. Trans., Salisbury. Joyee A, Davis, Admrx., Elmer Davis, dec. to Henry L. Parcels, C un ningham, D. - 7- Tbe Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Dec. 7,19'13 Salisbury. Everett Pauley, Mary E . Pauley to Dean Wiblin, Jr., Evelyn I. Wiblin, .28 acre, Scipio. Mrs. Dailey banded at Ohio State SUBSIDY PAID State Auditor Joseph T . Ferguson reporred a total of $10,902,926.06 distrtbuted tn November to the state's 88 counties as a general relief and administration subsidy. Meigs County received $10,074.21 . RACINE - Mr . and Mrs. Howard Ervin and Mrs. Floyd Dailey, Racine, were in Columbus Sunday for the banding ceremony of tlhe Class of 1974, Ohio State University School of Nursing, of which Rhonda Ervin Dailey is a member. Approximately 260 girls and boys received their black banded caps to signify that they are senior students in the ceremony held at Hitchcock Hall at 2 p.m . Speakers for !be ceremony were senior class nursing instruciors, Eleanor Reibel, who gave the welcome; Helene Serence, who spoke on the School of Nursing crest, and Patricia Donahue, who gave the main address. They, along witlh Bonnie Lyle, participated in the banding ceremony. A reception was held in the lobby afterwards with cookies and punch being served. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin and Mrs. Dailey were guests of Rhonda and Steve Dailey, 884 Thurbur Drive West, for dinner . They were joined for the dinner by Sharon Ervin and her fiance, Rick Turner . A hometown friend. OFFICE HOUR-S 9:30 TO 12,2 TO 5 (CLOSE' AT NOON THURS. ) - EAST COURT ~.T., · ·[See page 12 :.:.:::l_ _ _ _ _.,J • r---------------------------,~------------~------------,--------------------------~--------------------------1 Sorority meets Class will buy flowers fGirlSCOut I Diary ' Three poinsettias to be used in the Christmas decorations of ~:: •.•. the sanctuary of the Middleport First Baptist Church will he purchased by the .. ,. Hearthstone Class. ·.< • The class met Tuesday night '•' ::> at the home of Mr. and Mrs . John Werner and decided on RUTLAND TROOPS the poinsettia decoration and Two new girl scout troops have been organized in Rutland named Mrs. Harold Hubbard a junior troop under the leadership of Mrs. Merle J ohnson, and a as chairperson. Final plans brownie troop under the leadership of Linda Haley and Mona were made for the Christmas Johnson . . projects of remembering Both troopa meeting Tuesday, 4 to ~p . m . in tlhe old Rutland others. . High Gymnasium. Last Tuesday night the junior troop ,had a Mrs . Werner, retiring wiener roast and invired the Brownies as guests. This week both president, thanked the troops worked on Christmas craft projects. members for their cooperation Members of the junior troop are Patty Wyatt, Lisa Smith, with her during the past two Kim Haley, Gail Pierce, Libby Watkins, Denise Lambert, Cryyears, and turned the meeting stal Jacobs and Debbie Morrison. over to Edison Baker, new The Brownies are Charlene Patrerson, Charlette Patterson, president. Plans for making Tammy Haley, Christie Haley and Paula Norman. out th e yearbooks were MIDDLEPORT TROOP 39 discussed. Christmas projects were . planned at !he Monday evening The Chrlstmas devotions meeting of Troop 39 at Heath United Metlhodist Church. were by Danny Thompson ~ho The scouts d.ecided to decorate a tree and deliver it to a shutin of the community and also to contribute 30 cents toward the purchase of a gift for a shul~n. A skating party was planned for some time during the Christmas holidays. Members were reminded that the calendar money is due at the Monday . meeting. · Mrs. Roscoe Wise and Mrs. Ruth Spencer divided tlhe girls into two groups with one laying a trail, and the other following it ' along several streets in the village. NEIGHBORHOOD MEETING A meeting of the Big Bend NeighborhoO<I meeting has been scheduled for 7;30 p.m ., Wednesday, at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co., Middleport . Scouts and leaders are invired to take samples of cookies, cakes and candies along with favorite recipes for a ' 1show and tell" -program. Coffee and lea will be available, Mrs. Isabelle Foster, district advisor, reports. . On the agenda for discussion are remedies to the problems of · parents who are !are picking up their daughters after the meetings, and day camp, when, where, the cost, transportation, etc. A multi-media first aid course has been planned for Jan. 2 and 9 from 10 a.m. to 2;30 p.m . at !be Electric Co . Those attending are to take a sack lunch. 'The minimum number of enrollees will be 16. Plans will be discussed for attending the Black Diamond Scout Council session at Institute, W. Va., .in January . Leaders· are reminded to take their finance reports to the meeting. Mrs. Foster announced that Mrs. Merle Johnson will serve as day camp direct or and Mrs. April Smith, Pomeroy, will be the Neighborhood cookie chairwoman. By Charlene Hoeflich used " A Look at Christmas" meditation and scripture from Matthew 2; IO. A prayer poem, "Let Us Pray through this Holy HoHday" was read by Mrs. Werner. A potluck dinner pre~ed the meeting with Mrs. Paul Smart, Mrs. Willis Anthony , Mrs. David Darst, and Mrs. Aller. Hughes assisting Mrs. Werner. The recreation room was extensively decorated with a Christmas tree and lighred fireplace. Attending were ltlr. and Mrs. Werner , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Amthony, Mr. and Mrs. David Darst, Mr . and Mrs. Lathey Barton , Mr. and Mrs. Edison Baker , Mrs . Steve Skaggs and son, Darrell, and Mr. and Mrs. Millon Hood. A demonstration , " A Galaxy of Holiday Ideas ", was presenred by Belly Newton of the Columbia Gas Co. Tuesday night fer members of the Xi Gamma Mu Chaprer of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority . Miss Newton gave a slide presentation of foods to prepare for the holiday , displayed a variety of foods she had prepared and served the sorority members and their HEADSTONE HELD BOISE, Idaho ( UP! ) Police hav e been holding Francis Headen's gravestone since June because tlhey can 't find where he is buried. Sgt. Mel Lynn said the headstone was found in the street and local cemeteries have been unable to find a grave to go with it. mothers who were guests. Members were reminded of the bazaar at Trinity Church Saturday and were asked to have their irems at the church at 7 p.m . Friday. On Saturday a drawing for the televis ion set will take place . Mrs. Linda Riffle, social chairw oman , announced the Christmas party Dec. 18 at tlhe home of Mrs. Jennifer Anderson, and the couples' party, Dec. 21. at the Mea~s Inn. Members are asked t(J rn~ke reservations with Mrs. Riffle for the cou ple's pa rty at the next meeting. Now! 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Jam resistant impe_ller provides outsfandlrg performance. Permanent oiled bearings. r-;;.;;~-M;--l ' OPEN FRIDAY SATURDAY Our Complete Stock of INFANT and GIRLS Election and installation of Mrs . Paul Haptonstall and Dwight Wallace, officers for I974 was a feature Mrs. of the Thursday night meeting presenred a, playlet, "Naming. of the Women's Association of . the Baby," and Mrs. Edward · the Middleport First United Crooks, Mrs . Richard Presbyterian Church. Vaughan, Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. The new officers are Mrs. Jack Satrerfield, Mrs. Sprouse Jack Coleman, president ; Mrs. and Mrs. Zavitz sang "Gentle James Buchanan, -- vice Jesus. " pr.e sident ; Mr~. Richard Mrs . Waddell of Group 3 Vaughan, secretary; Mrs . gave a reading "Christmas, Walter Waddell , treasurer ; Birthday of Our Saviour" with Donald . Lowery, scripture from st. Matthew . Mrs. corresponding seci-etary; aild Hostesses were members of Mrs·. James Harley, Group 1. The tables were missionary prayer book. Mrs . decorated with candles and Marcus Chambers used a holly and the cenrerpiece was candlelight ceremony for the inscribed " Happy Birthday installation. The report of the Christ." The 22 members and 7 nominating committee was children Sang 11 Happy Birth·' given by Mrs. R. M. Shennan. day." Sandwiches, cookies, The program featUJ"ed a punch and coffee were served. celebration of the birtlhday of Christ. There was group singing of Christmas carols, scripture from St. Luke by _ Mrs. Karl Owens, devotional . leader, and the reading of ' a story, "The String of Blue Beads" by Fulton' Oursler. Mrs . · Dwight Zavitz presenred the program which · opened with Mrs . Karen The traditional Christmas Sprouse singing " Silent potluck of the Pomeroy Night." Members of Group 2, Wo"m en''s Christian TemMrs. Donald Lowery, . Mrs. perance Union was held Richard Karr, Mr's . Karl Wednesday at tlhe home of Mrs. Owens, Mrs. Myron lliiller, Robert Warner, Mulberry Ave. Preceding tlhe potluck Mrs. Allen Hampton opened the meeting with group singing of "0 Little Town of Bethlehem" and tlhe Lord's · Prayer in unison. It was reporred by Mrs. Hampton and Mrs. Warner that a film titled "The Brain is the Reason" h8d been shown in the Meigs High School. Devotions by Mrs. Joseph Cook were lsken from lsi John 4: 6-2I, and used as her topic, "I..<Jve". The prayer wa.s given by Mrs. Otto Illes. Members signed Christmas cards for Mrs. Glenroy Ewing, Mrs. Melvin Alkire, Mrs. Ralph ZUndel and .Mrs. Lena Huber . Guests were tlhe Rev. and Mrs. C;trl Hicks, Mrs. lles and Mrs. Lena Baxter. .• SUNDAy $199. 9 Men' s warm flanne l shi rts. Sizes 1411"2 to 17 . Bright plaid colors . First qual ity . Buy one for Dad now at this low, low Stiffler price. Shop St ltfler's first and save. $100 �• 6- Tho Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Dec. 7, 1973 his Ume to lhc nunistry of his people along with keeping his 1V Sales & Service shop in Racine going . Even when ill, he went to homes of many elderly Portland church hosts visitors J!Y GOLDIE CLENDENIN PORTLAND - News nores of the Reorganioed Church of Jesus Christ of Latrer-DaySaints. Our visiting priesthood members in early November were Jim Sreed, Harold Eagle, Bill Comer, and David Cur· nette, of Kentucky, lronton and Camp Bountiful ( Jackson ). They came Saturday and visirect at the Saints' homes, and with our pastor, Ralph Johnson at Vererans Memorial Hospital. Last Sunday at 8;30 a.m . there · was a prayer and testimony servicei then classes for "questions and answers" on stewardship and what it means. A noon potluck dinner was served at the and shut~ins to service 1Vs and church. There were more visits to the ill. shut-ins and hospital in the afternoon, and we met again at the church for a light evening meal and short service, then bid our guests goodbye. They had spent the previous night with families of Bill Roush , Joe Stobart, Lucy Taylor and Denny Evans. That week some of our programs were postponed because of our pastor's illness . On Thanksgiving morning he lost his battle for life , and we were without a pastor , and a good friend . Sam Zonkers from White Cottage officiated at the funeral assisted by J oe Stobart. , Br other Ralph was s elf· supporting and gave freely of radios in out ~f-way places on far-out roads . He' ll be missed by many, and remer.1bered for his ready wit and humor as well as his ••lllingness to help a friend and neighbor . Our love and sympathy go out to his wife, Jane , and sister, Ruth Bradford, who is the only survivor of the Emil Johnson family . On Thursday evening the Emma Smith Circle met with Evelyne Foreman in tlhe Bend, with Golda Gillilan in cha rge and Lucy Taylor having the worship period. It was a quiet evening. Beulah Roush read the minutes, plan.s were made for the Christmas dinner and cookie plares for the lonely and unfortunate . A silent auction netrect $7.50. The candlelight service postponed from Thanksgiving is rescheduled Meigs 4-H Club .News The Five Point Bucks 4-H Club held a meeting Dec. 4 at the home of Mr . and Mrs. Nicklois Leonard, advisors. There were six members present . The members discussed ca rrying emergency and medical identification -cards with them. They also discussed the possible cost of a trip to a Cincinnati Reds ball game for next summer. Summer projects were also discussed. All members gave demon· strati~ns on tying knot&. Examples are bowline, lariat, hitch and halter. The next meeting will be Jan. 2 at the home of J ohn Riebel. Each member will bring a for Christmas. We enjoyed being in the Foreman home. Delicious refreshments were served from a table decorated in Thanksgivi ng and Christmas themes. Meigs display of knots tied . All parents are urged to attend this meeting to help with plans and project suggestions for the swnmer ! - Reporter Keith Bentz. Property Transfers PIONEERS STUDIED The third grade class of Mrs. Courtney Knight at the Middleport Elementary School has been studying pioneer life under the direciion of Miss Faye Goldhaar, student teacher. The class constructed a fort depicting life styles of that era. Sticks and twigs were used to make the cabins, wagons and fort 's walls . Clyde David Frye to Charles D. Frye, Joyce Frye, Life Estate, Rutland. ' Jerry E . Brown, Charlotte A. Brown to John W. Davidson, Edna I. Davidson, 4 Acres, Rutland . Duane B. Wolfe to Margie Wolfe, Parcels, Sutton . V. Clay Tuttle, Geneva F . Tuttle to V. Clay Tuttle, Geneva F. Tultle, Lot. Mid· dleport. Robert Cook to Conard Ator, · . ,OPTOMETRIST I . Neva Alor , 3.57 acres, Colunnbia. Michael C. Williams to Sam F . Williams, Clara Williams, I% acre, Bedford . Vernon Nease, Helen Q. Nease to Charles Ihle, Donna fhle, 3.203acres, Sutton. Dana E. Welch, Elsie Alice Welch to Gary Welch, Gladys Welch, U795 acres, Scipio. Elizabeth Davis to Elmer Davis, Aff. Trans., Salisbury. Joyee A, Davis, Admrx., Elmer Davis, dec. to Henry L. Parcels, C un ningham, D. - 7- Tbe Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Dec. 7,19'13 Salisbury. Everett Pauley, Mary E . Pauley to Dean Wiblin, Jr., Evelyn I. Wiblin, .28 acre, Scipio. Mrs. Dailey banded at Ohio State SUBSIDY PAID State Auditor Joseph T . Ferguson reporred a total of $10,902,926.06 distrtbuted tn November to the state's 88 counties as a general relief and administration subsidy. Meigs County received $10,074.21 . RACINE - Mr . and Mrs. Howard Ervin and Mrs. Floyd Dailey, Racine, were in Columbus Sunday for the banding ceremony of tlhe Class of 1974, Ohio State University School of Nursing, of which Rhonda Ervin Dailey is a member. Approximately 260 girls and boys received their black banded caps to signify that they are senior students in the ceremony held at Hitchcock Hall at 2 p.m . Speakers for !be ceremony were senior class nursing instruciors, Eleanor Reibel, who gave the welcome; Helene Serence, who spoke on the School of Nursing crest, and Patricia Donahue, who gave the main address. They, along witlh Bonnie Lyle, participated in the banding ceremony. A reception was held in the lobby afterwards with cookies and punch being served. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin and Mrs. Dailey were guests of Rhonda and Steve Dailey, 884 Thurbur Drive West, for dinner . They were joined for the dinner by Sharon Ervin and her fiance, Rick Turner . A hometown friend. OFFICE HOUR-S 9:30 TO 12,2 TO 5 (CLOSE' AT NOON THURS. ) - EAST COURT ~.T., · ·[See page 12 :.:.:::l_ _ _ _ _.,J • r---------------------------,~------------~------------,--------------------------~--------------------------1 Sorority meets Class will buy flowers fGirlSCOut I Diary ' Three poinsettias to be used in the Christmas decorations of ~:: •.•. the sanctuary of the Middleport First Baptist Church will he purchased by the .. ,. Hearthstone Class. ·.< • The class met Tuesday night '•' ::> at the home of Mr. and Mrs . John Werner and decided on RUTLAND TROOPS the poinsettia decoration and Two new girl scout troops have been organized in Rutland named Mrs. Harold Hubbard a junior troop under the leadership of Mrs. Merle J ohnson, and a as chairperson. Final plans brownie troop under the leadership of Linda Haley and Mona were made for the Christmas Johnson . . projects of remembering Both troopa meeting Tuesday, 4 to ~p . m . in tlhe old Rutland others. . High Gymnasium. Last Tuesday night the junior troop ,had a Mrs . Werner, retiring wiener roast and invired the Brownies as guests. This week both president, thanked the troops worked on Christmas craft projects. members for their cooperation Members of the junior troop are Patty Wyatt, Lisa Smith, with her during the past two Kim Haley, Gail Pierce, Libby Watkins, Denise Lambert, Cryyears, and turned the meeting stal Jacobs and Debbie Morrison. over to Edison Baker, new The Brownies are Charlene Patrerson, Charlette Patterson, president. Plans for making Tammy Haley, Christie Haley and Paula Norman. out th e yearbooks were MIDDLEPORT TROOP 39 discussed. Christmas projects were . planned at !he Monday evening The Chrlstmas devotions meeting of Troop 39 at Heath United Metlhodist Church. were by Danny Thompson ~ho The scouts d.ecided to decorate a tree and deliver it to a shutin of the community and also to contribute 30 cents toward the purchase of a gift for a shul~n. A skating party was planned for some time during the Christmas holidays. Members were reminded that the calendar money is due at the Monday . meeting. · Mrs. Roscoe Wise and Mrs. Ruth Spencer divided tlhe girls into two groups with one laying a trail, and the other following it ' along several streets in the village. NEIGHBORHOOD MEETING A meeting of the Big Bend NeighborhoO<I meeting has been scheduled for 7;30 p.m ., Wednesday, at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co., Middleport . Scouts and leaders are invired to take samples of cookies, cakes and candies along with favorite recipes for a ' 1show and tell" -program. Coffee and lea will be available, Mrs. Isabelle Foster, district advisor, reports. . On the agenda for discussion are remedies to the problems of · parents who are !are picking up their daughters after the meetings, and day camp, when, where, the cost, transportation, etc. A multi-media first aid course has been planned for Jan. 2 and 9 from 10 a.m. to 2;30 p.m . at !be Electric Co . Those attending are to take a sack lunch. 'The minimum number of enrollees will be 16. Plans will be discussed for attending the Black Diamond Scout Council session at Institute, W. Va., .in January . Leaders· are reminded to take their finance reports to the meeting. Mrs. Foster announced that Mrs. Merle Johnson will serve as day camp direct or and Mrs. April Smith, Pomeroy, will be the Neighborhood cookie chairwoman. By Charlene Hoeflich used " A Look at Christmas" meditation and scripture from Matthew 2; IO. A prayer poem, "Let Us Pray through this Holy HoHday" was read by Mrs. Werner. A potluck dinner pre~ed the meeting with Mrs. Paul Smart, Mrs. Willis Anthony , Mrs. David Darst, and Mrs. Aller. Hughes assisting Mrs. Werner. The recreation room was extensively decorated with a Christmas tree and lighred fireplace. Attending were ltlr. and Mrs. Werner , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Amthony, Mr. and Mrs. David Darst, Mr . and Mrs. Lathey Barton , Mr. and Mrs. Edison Baker , Mrs . Steve Skaggs and son, Darrell, and Mr. and Mrs. Millon Hood. A demonstration , " A Galaxy of Holiday Ideas ", was presenred by Belly Newton of the Columbia Gas Co. Tuesday night fer members of the Xi Gamma Mu Chaprer of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority . Miss Newton gave a slide presentation of foods to prepare for the holiday , displayed a variety of foods she had prepared and served the sorority members and their HEADSTONE HELD BOISE, Idaho ( UP! ) Police hav e been holding Francis Headen's gravestone since June because tlhey can 't find where he is buried. Sgt. Mel Lynn said the headstone was found in the street and local cemeteries have been unable to find a grave to go with it. mothers who were guests. Members were reminded of the bazaar at Trinity Church Saturday and were asked to have their irems at the church at 7 p.m . Friday. On Saturday a drawing for the televis ion set will take place . Mrs. Linda Riffle, social chairw oman , announced the Christmas party Dec. 18 at tlhe home of Mrs. Jennifer Anderson, and the couples' party, Dec. 21. at the Mea~s Inn. Members are asked t(J rn~ke reservations with Mrs. Riffle for the cou ple's pa rty at the next meeting. Now! 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Jam resistant impe_ller provides outsfandlrg performance. Permanent oiled bearings. r-;;.;;~-M;--l ' OPEN FRIDAY SATURDAY Our Complete Stock of INFANT and GIRLS Election and installation of Mrs . Paul Haptonstall and Dwight Wallace, officers for I974 was a feature Mrs. of the Thursday night meeting presenred a, playlet, "Naming. of the Women's Association of . the Baby," and Mrs. Edward · the Middleport First United Crooks, Mrs . Richard Presbyterian Church. Vaughan, Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. The new officers are Mrs. Jack Satrerfield, Mrs. Sprouse Jack Coleman, president ; Mrs. and Mrs. Zavitz sang "Gentle James Buchanan, -- vice Jesus. " pr.e sident ; Mr~. Richard Mrs . Waddell of Group 3 Vaughan, secretary; Mrs . gave a reading "Christmas, Walter Waddell , treasurer ; Birthday of Our Saviour" with Donald . Lowery, scripture from st. Matthew . Mrs. corresponding seci-etary; aild Hostesses were members of Mrs·. James Harley, Group 1. The tables were missionary prayer book. Mrs . decorated with candles and Marcus Chambers used a holly and the cenrerpiece was candlelight ceremony for the inscribed " Happy Birthday installation. The report of the Christ." The 22 members and 7 nominating committee was children Sang 11 Happy Birth·' given by Mrs. R. M. Shennan. day." Sandwiches, cookies, The program featUJ"ed a punch and coffee were served. celebration of the birtlhday of Christ. There was group singing of Christmas carols, scripture from St. Luke by _ Mrs. Karl Owens, devotional . leader, and the reading of ' a story, "The String of Blue Beads" by Fulton' Oursler. Mrs . · Dwight Zavitz presenred the program which · opened with Mrs . Karen The traditional Christmas Sprouse singing " Silent potluck of the Pomeroy Night." Members of Group 2, Wo"m en''s Christian TemMrs. Donald Lowery, . Mrs. perance Union was held Richard Karr, Mr's . Karl Wednesday at tlhe home of Mrs. Owens, Mrs. Myron lliiller, Robert Warner, Mulberry Ave. Preceding tlhe potluck Mrs. Allen Hampton opened the meeting with group singing of "0 Little Town of Bethlehem" and tlhe Lord's · Prayer in unison. It was reporred by Mrs. Hampton and Mrs. Warner that a film titled "The Brain is the Reason" h8d been shown in the Meigs High School. Devotions by Mrs. Joseph Cook were lsken from lsi John 4: 6-2I, and used as her topic, "I..<Jve". The prayer wa.s given by Mrs. Otto Illes. Members signed Christmas cards for Mrs. Glenroy Ewing, Mrs. Melvin Alkire, Mrs. Ralph ZUndel and .Mrs. Lena Huber . Guests were tlhe Rev. and Mrs. C;trl Hicks, Mrs. lles and Mrs. Lena Baxter. .• SUNDAy $199. 9 Men' s warm flanne l shi rts. Sizes 1411"2 to 17 . Bright plaid colors . First qual ity . Buy one for Dad now at this low, low Stiffler price. Shop St ltfler's first and save. $100 �\ 'iiJ 1 .. J -f u 1rttn SEVENT H . OAY AO am , prayer meeting . lh~rd MT . U NION BAPTIST VENTIST L')cated Of! W~'dnesday, 7 30 p IIlii . Rc1.1 Cecil Co• pastor Sunday Mulb<'r ry Htdg ht s, n.;>ar GNEAT BEND Worshrp II VPt;;> r ,ms Mcmor'"' Hosp 1tal. a 111 . nd <lll<l 4th Sundays. Sc hool su pl , Joe Sa,re . Poono'rO't P-:1~tor Herbert ClhJI'Ch o;choot, 10 a .m Morq<ln S <tbbalh Sc hool , every LETART FALLS Wor!.hip , Wcdne!>day prayer and Bible Saturday at 7 p m . and worshtp 1" a m , c hurch school . 9 a .m . s tudy , 7 30 p m . scrv tce to llo w1nQ at 3. 15 p .m 1\ rtJ ie f) IIJdv, 7' 30 p.m . every TUPPERS PLAINS Open 6ibte dis cuss ron each 1 ' "'"iddy CHRI STIA N CHURCH u lhursday a t 1. 30 p . m at th e " The F r iend lY MORNING STAR - Worship Howard Cold II J S POMEROY SACRED HEART ~ Re-v . church 9 30 a m ; Church Sc• ool JO 30 Eugene Underwood, we ' r .. pastor unday.; ' T I POMEROY TRINITY Falher Bernard Krajcovic, Chvrch " " . Sc hool liup l. ; s unday School " 18 1903 New Sen"es Number we ve GRAHAM UNITED • Rev w. H Pernn , pastor . Roy pas to •· Phon e 991 2815 , ~ m • Mid, BWeek .m , ; Morning Preaching Wednesday p.m . S e rv rc e ' 910:3030 a am Sunday sermon: evening ;•,;;;•,;;~;,=============================:::::;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;,======::::::::=:==::= Mayer , Supt Church school, Saturday evenrng Ma~s. 7 JO METHODIST ~ORSE CHAPEL Wor Service, 1 p.m . 9 : 1Sa m .; worsh lp . J0 · 1.ta m .; p m Sunday Mass , 8 and 10 9 JO a m , f1r.st and second Su ndays of each month , th 1rd Shtp II am .; lsi and ::Jrd LETART FALLS UNITED YOuth choir rehearsal Monday . am Con fes sions , Sa turday , 1 and fourth Sundays each 6 : 30p .m .; Mrs Marv in BurL 7 JO p m !u~~~ Church School, 10 BRETHREN - Rev . Freeland director ; .. senior choir --Norris , pastor ; Floyd Norr is, POMEROY FIRST BAP · month , worsh ip service ar 1 . 30 rehe.Hsa l. 7 : 30 p m , Thurs PORTLAND - Worship 7:30 supt . Sunday school. 9:30a .m . ; TIST Robert Kuhn , pastor • P m Wectnesday evenrngs at 7. 30. Prayer and Brble Study -day , Mrs Pau l Nease P m ; Church School 9:30am mo,.nmg sermon, 10:30 a .m . ; Will1 am Watson , Sunday schooi director ' FIRST SOUTHER N 8AP· SUTTON - Worship, II a .m . Pr sup! Sunda yschooi , 9 · 30 a .m ; 2n d and 4th Svndays ; Church 7 · 3~Y~~m .servrce, Wednesday , POMEROY CHURCH OF BYF , 6 p m , B1ble study , TIST - 281 Mulberry Ave " Pomeroy , aff ili ated w 1th THE NAZARENE Corner School 10 a .m . CHESHIRE CHURCH OF Wednesday, 7 p . m .; cho ir S B .C . the R ev Fred H ill, Union and Mulberry . Relo' . WESLEYAN (R.aci nel GOD OF PROPHECY , G p practice, Wednesday, a : JO p m pastor ; Hershel McClure, Clyde V Hender son , pastor . Worsh 1p, II a rn .; Chvrch Smi th , pastor . Sunday Sch.ool , POMEROY WESLEYAN Sc hool , 10 a .m 10 Su nday sc hoo l sup! Sunday Sunda_y Sc hool , 9 · 30 am , Glen HOLINESS CHURCH NORTHEAST CLUSTE" a .m .. A rthur Henson , Supt .; sct'lool , 9 JO am . ; morning , McClung , sopt ; morning '"' Morning Worship , 11 a .m. ; Harrisonville Road , Rev wor s hrp , IO· JO a .m . Sunday Rev . Robert Meeu Y p 1 worship, 10 : 30 a.m ; even ing O'Dell Manley . Pas1or . HenrY Rev . Stanley Brandum oung eop es service. 7 p .m .; evangelistic meet1ng , 7.30 p m s~rvke , 7 :30 , mid -weak ser E1.1ening service, 7:30 p.m . Eblin , Sunday Sc hoo l Su p! Prayer m eelmg , Wedne-sday , _vtce, Wednesday , _7 : 30p .m . JOPPA - Worship 10 a .m , Wednesday M id -Week Prayer Sun day Sc hool 9 · 30 a . m ., 7"30 p.m to be the Church School 9 a .m ; Prayer Service, 7 · 30 p .m .; Youth Even rng worsh1p 7. 30 p m ., forld, and GRACE EPISCOPAL - The MIDDLEPORT Meeting , Wednesday , 8 p.m . meeting 6:30 p .m ., Evening Prayer and Praise service, ly 1ide o f Rev . Harold Deeth, rector . Thursday , 7· JO p m . MT . MORIAH BAPTIST LONG BOTTOM - Churc h worship , 7. 30 p .m . 'between Church serv ices, 10 : 30 a . m .; Corner Fourth and Main, servrces, 9 a . m .; Sun day CHESTER CHURCH OF NEA SE SETTLEMENT It will be Holy commun i on first Sunday Middleport Rev Henry Key, Schoo l 9.45 am . Bible Study THE NAZARENE - Rev CHAPEL Non gher than of month ; church school , 10 · Jo Jr , pastor Svnday School. 9 :30 every Thursday, 7· 30 p.m . Herbert Grate, pastor wor : denom inatronal , George S. f recently a .m . fo r nursery through 12 . m ; Mrs . Ervm Baumgard . NORTH BETHEL - Wor . Ship service , 11 am and 7. 30 he Orler , Pi'lstor . Sunday Sc hool 10 aner , supt ; Mornmg worship , Sh!P II am .; Church School 10 p.m Sunday. sunday Sc hool , :anintend• a . m. Worshrp Servrce 11 a .m utilize POMEROY CHURCH OF Sunday n1ght services 7·30 IO· .ss am am . 9· 30 a . m . Richard Barton, Jildinr. JEHOVAH 'S WITNESSES ALFRED - Sunday school, supt. Prayer meeting , Wed . 1larged," CtiRIST - Mr . Hoyt Allen , Jr, Pray er P. m. Wednesday Larry Carnahan. presiding 9 · 45 a .m . each Sunday; nesday , 7·30 p.m . pastor . Bible SchooL. 9 · JO am : , meet ing 7. 30 p.m . Everyone e acqui•i· min rs ter Sunday, Bible tee · prcach1ng at 11 a .m . each BRADBURY CHURCH OF wor s.hip, 10 · 30 ; aduU worship welcome rhe plan• lure , 9 30 am .. Watchtower Sunday . Prayer meeting, 7:45 CHRIST Clifford Smilh servt ~e and young people's 11ldinJ on POMEROY WESTS ID.E study , 10 :30 a .m .. Tuesday, r:neetmg , both 7 30 p m Su n P m . ~ednesday, WSCS,8p .m minister. Sun day School 9 :30 e enttrely CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W Bible study, 7 30 p m . , Thurs · on thrrd Tuesday each month . am ; morning church 10 . 30 haYe the day . Wednesday , combrned Main St . - Loren T. 'Stephens: · lleYen to Bible s tud y · and' prayer evangelist, phone 992 ·7856 . day , ministry school. 7 . 30 REEDSVILLE - Sunday am ; Sunday eveni ng service, meetrng , 7:30p.m . ·ld by the Conservatrve. non · p .m , se rv1 ce meelfng 8: 30 school, 9:30. preaching, 7. 30 7·3op m . Wednesday service, s P m . Sunday ; prayer meet ing , p m THE SALVATION ARMY o1t about 1nstrumental. Sundily worship, pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of 7 JOpm Tuesday ; WSCS ,7 :30 LAUREL. CLIFF FREE Envoy Ray w Wining , officer hu been 10 a .m .. Bible study , ll a .m . ; Christ in Christian Un1on f~rst Thursday each mon th . METHODlST - Rev . Rober1 oat nearly in c harg e . Sunday, 10 am worship, tJ p.m . Wednesday Lawrence ManteJ, pastor; 1era total Hoi iness meet ing ; 10.30 a · m : SILVER RIDGE - Worship E. Buckley, pastor. Wi ll iam B•ble stv dy , 7 om . Mn Russell Yovng, Sunday rd alm01t 10 am .; Church Sc hoo l, 9 a .m . Bailey, sup t.; Sunday school Sunday Sch oo l Young P eople's MIOWAY COMMUNITY School Su pt. Sunday Sc hoo l ble apace TUPPERS PLAINS 9:30 a .m . , morning worShip Legion, 7 P. m ; Thursday, 1 to 3 CHURCH (n on . 9. 30 a .m . Evenrng worshJp , Worship 9 <t . m , Churc h 10 :30 a .m ; evening worship : will be or .p .m .. Lad res Home Leilgue , 7 de no m !national ), Langsvil le · 7 . 30 , Wednesday and in the prayer ,., m . Prep c la sses Sc hool, 10 il .m . 7:30p .m Wednesday Christian De)(ter Road. the Rev Worley mee t ing , 7· 30 p.m . eral ideu KENO CHURCH OF Y th C CHRIST - George Frederick, ou rusade , 6:30 p.m ., ST . PAUL LUiHERAN Haley , pastor . Sunday school, ~rise will MT . MORIAH CHURCH OF lrlr. Brady Corner Secon d <!!nd Sycamore 10 a.m , evening worship, 7:30 GOD - Racine Rou te 2. the supt . Servi ce weekly , 9:30a .m . pray er meeting, 7:30 p.m ., ornament. on Sunday . Preac hing first and ~~~s~ay cho ir pract •ce. ; Sts ., Po meroy, the Rev . p m. Pr ayer meeting. Rev . James M. Muncy, pastor ion of the Tt~esday , 7·30 p m , youth Su nday schoo l . 9 4S a . m ; lhl;,.frfdordSuSndays ~~ month,. by William Middleworth , pastor . . DEXTER CHURCH OF , at which C Sunday School , 9 : 30 am .. group, Fr iday, 7 30 p m morning worsh;p , 11 am .; m lth , 9 .30 a m, CH R 1ST D' E .11 expire. church serv ices 10 :30 a .m . HOBSON CHRISTIAW anny vans , evening worshrp, 7. 30 p .m . ork of die UNION Darrel Doddrill JJaStor , Norm a, C. Wllt ~ . s®t . Prayer meeting , Tuesday, 7 .30 pastor . sunday Sc hool 9 . 30 Sunda.y Sch~o l 9 · 30 am .; p .m .. Young people's mee t 1ng, a.m . , Leonard Gi lmore' fri-st Wor~hrp se rvr ce, 10 :30 a .m . 7 30 p m . Thursday Notice on Filing of Inventory •eldef ; even 1ng se rv ice: 7 30 ~vh;~ ~~~an Endeavor Sunday RUTLAND CHURCH OF And Apprais ement GOD Be rt ha K il'!grey, P m .. Wed ne s day prayer REORGANIZED CHURCH Probate Court titut e pastor su nday meetrng, 7: 30p.m OF JESUS CHRIST OF The State oi Ohio , Me1gs subs December 1903-the law of gravity was questioned when the heavierSchoo l. 10 a.m . worship County . G~rr MgRI~H CHURCH OF LATTER DAY SAINTS se r vrce , 7 p m Sunday Pray er 1 .. ne ac Route 2. The Port land ·Rac lne Road Rat h To the Administrator of the than-air machine left ground. Man was no longer chained to the earth. \Vednesday , 7 30 p m . Rev Charles Hand pa stor · P estate ; to such of the following .meelrng, · Johnson, pas to r . H.erbert Sun day school 9 . .; 5 a HAZEL COMMUNITY as are res idents of the State of CHURCH - Near Long .Bot · mo r ntng worsh ip . ll iJm ., Wh1te, Sunday School Drrec tor . It's a long way from Kitty Hawk to "jumbo jets." Although we can fly Oh io . viz : - Th e surviving Evenmg servrces , T~esday a'::d S und~y Schoo.l , 9 30 a . m ; Estit Hart , pastor ; Roy spouse , th e next of kin, the tom Fr day 7 30 Mornrn g worShiP, 10 . 30 a .m .; farther, faster today, one· fact remains : sooner or later, we must return to 1 Brown. assis tant pastor . benef ici ar ies under the w ill , Sunday BEA RWA .L.LOW RIDGE Sunday evening se~vice 7 p .m . schoot. 10 a .m .. Church terra firma, for earth-not sky-is our home. and to the attorn ey or attorneys 7 JO p m . ea c h Sun day CHURCH OF CHRIST B'bl Wed.nesday evenr ng prayer represent ing any of the evening : prayer mee t rng , 7:30 s t udy o · JO am · 1• e se rv1 ces, 7:30 om ' . 10 30 · am; · mo rnrng BETHLEHEM BAPT 1ST, aforement ioned person s Yet our house is not in good order. Pollution, war, hatred, misery mar m. Thursday. worship evenin No . 21065, Verna Davis , p. MIDDLEPORT wors h1p ; 6. p.m. Wednesdag G~eat Bend Rev Walter P . 30 · ATHENS, Ohio The Dec eased, Rutland , Oh io . TECOSTAL - Third AvePEN this world. It shouldn't be like this-and it wouldn't _ .. if we would let the Bible study 7 3o p m Y Brkacsan , pastor . Su nday ., fhe Rutland Townsh ip. ' · · · sc hool , 9:30 a .m .; worship Farmers Home AdRev Willram Knittel. pastor Church help us transform Christ's example into human action. are hereby notified t hat Ronald Dugan, Sun day Sc hool MT . OLIVE CHURCH _ servi ce , Thursday , 7:30 p .m . ministration, in cooperation theYov . Inventor y and Ap Sup t . Cla sses for al l ages ; L CARLETON CHURCH Bottom , Sunday Sc hool. Krngsbury Road . Sunday with other federal agencies, is pra.sement of the es tate of the evening servr ce , 7: 30 p. m , 10ong wrth Wtllard P ig ott s h t 9 30 aforem e ntioned , deceased, lat e Bible s tudy, Wedn esday , 7·30 supta.m. . Evangel is t m essage each c oo · : a ~ m .. Rat ph Ca rt , cifering its services to meet of said Co unty , was fil ed in this p m . you th services, Fr iday , Sunday evening, 7 . 30 p m. by sup t Worship ser vice, 10 . 30 c ourt. Sa id Inventory and 7 30 p m demands being created by the Eld er Russell Cline, min rster am. and 7:30pm . al1ernately . Appraisement will be for of the Aposto lic Faith. Bibie Prayer meeting , Wednesday, FREEWILL BAPTIST energy crisis in making loans hearin g before th is Cou rt on the Corn er Ash and Plum , Mid · Study , Wedn esday , 7 . 30 p.m. ~~;~or~ . m . Rev . Jay Stiles, 21st day of December , 1973, at dl ID winterize homes . epo rl , No el Herrman , STIVERSVILLE COM· · 01:.0 DEXTER CON · 10 ·00 o'clock AM pasto r . Sa turday Loans can be made to install GREGATIONAL CHURCH MUNITY CHURCH Sunday Any person desiring to file se rvice , 7 p m Su ndayevening sc hool , Rev . Car l R ic hards , storm doors and windows, excep t ions thereto m1.1st file 10 a m ; Sunday even ing school servrce , 10 am ; Pray er meet1ng, Tnursday, 7 p m ; p as to,. Mrs . Worley them at least five days prior to worshrp , 7 p .m Insulation, or siding, which not Sunday ev.e n ino service , 7 p m Fr anc.is, Su nday sc hool su pt. ; the date set for hearing With the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that which is Gi ven under m y hand and .only cut down on fuel conZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday sc hool , 9 : 45 a . m ; seal of said Cou rt. th is 5th day of FtRST BAPTIST of Mid · Harrisonville churc h se rv ices , sec ond and .Po!T,eroy . good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business sumption, but add to the ap- December , 1973. dleport , corner of Stx th and Road , R1 ck Morr;son , pastor . fourth Su nd ays following firms and organizations whose names appear below. · ' Manning D. Webster, Judge Palmer Streets . The Rev . Sunday sc hool supt , Paul Sunday schoo l ; firs t and thrrd pearance and value of the and ex -officio Cferk of said Steve Ska gg s, pastor . Danny McElroy ; Sunday sch ool , 9 : 30 Sunday evenings, 7.30 p.m . home. Court Thompson , Sunday School a .m .. morning worship and L 0 N G B 0 T T 0 M S unday communion , 10 :30 a . m . ; CHRISTIAN .....,. Mr . Robert , The Ohio CooperaUve Ex· By Ann B. Watson , Deputy Superintendent . Clerk church school for evervone Sun.da.y evening youth Wyatt . pastor ; Sun day School • tension Service reports that by 111> 1 , 14, 2tc 9. 15 am . MornlnQ worship Chr1st.'an Endeavor , 6'30 p m., supt. Ronald Osborne , Bible Authorized Catalog Me r chant CATALOG UE STORE ; 10 : 15 a .m .; Evening services, worsh1p services, s und ay, 7 : JO Sc hool. 9 .30 am , prea ching weather stripping loose win1 Louis W. Osborne Mr . and Mrs. Charles R. Shee ts • 7·30 p.m .; Wednesday prayer p . m . Wednesday e1.1e n ing 10 ·45 am . Evening services, 1 dow sash, caulking cracks 220 E . Main Pomeroy Ph. 992·2178 106 Court St. Pomeroy 992-3001 , ser_v~~~ · 7:30p .m Extra youth praye r meetm g and Bib le 7.30 P m actnnt res 6 p.m for iunror and s tudy , 7:30p. m HYSELL RUN FREE ' around the frame, adding IN THE sen;or h ig h stu den ts METHODIST - Ronald Wetls , 1 storm windows and storm ST JOHN LU THtKAN - ·pa stor Sunday Sch ool 9:30 MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH COMMON PLEAS COURT P1ne Grove, the Rev Arthur am ; Morning worsh ip, 10 :30 PROBATE DIVISION Wors, it is possible to save CHURCH OF CHRIST mbs . pa s tor Sun day sc hool. am , Young Peopl e's 'Serv ice ME tGS COUNTY . OHIO Mrddl eport. 5th and Ma in : 9Co30 Nationwide In su rance Co. of Columbus, 0 about 12 pet. on. the amount of am . chu r ch se rv ices, 6·45 p .m ., Evangelistic ser . In ftte matter of settlem·ent of George Glaze , minis t er. 307 Spring Ave . Pom eroy v1ce. 7 30 p m Pra yer & energy conswned to heat a one· accounts , Probate Court, Meigs J~me s Sheets, superintendent . 10 30 am . BRADBURY CHURCH OF f'(leetr ng, Thvr sday , 7:30 p .m County , Ohio. Dial ~1 - 2318 le. school, 9 ·3o a.m , 296 W. Second Brb Pome,.oy P h. 992·31!63 • story house and as high as 18 FREEDOM GOSPEL Accounts ana -vou chers of the morf!rng worsh ip, 10 :30 • am . ; CHRIST . Btble School, 930 am .. morn ing worsh1p, 10 :30 MISSION Bald Knob s, Rev follow ing named fiduc iaries pet on a two-story house . Attic evenmg wor sh1p , 7·30 p m ; a .m .. sun day evenin g Worsh ip L. R Gtuesencamp , pastor have been t iled tn the Probat e prayer se rv rc e , 7 p,m Wed Insulation can reduce the fuel Court. Meigs County , Ohio, for nesday Se rvt ce, 7 :30 p . m .. choir Roger Wilfred , Sr ., s unday . practice Sunday and Wed School Svpt . sunday Schoo l (Genera l Merchand -ise) bill by 20 pet. Insulated ex- approval and settlement : MIDDLEPOlfl tHURCH nesday , 7 P.m ., Prayer meeting 9.30 a .m ; Sunda y evening Devoted to Meigs-Mason Area CASE NO . 19 , 970 Fourth and OF THE NAZARENE - Rev . and Bible Stud y Wedn esday, worship 7·30. Prayer meeting , terior walls can r esult in a 12 Frnal Accoun t of Helen Rath Pomeroy, 0 Support the Churc h of Your Choice Thomas E . Weaver , pastor ; Tu es da y, 7.30 p m . Ernest burn Clapp , Execulrlx of the Floyd Ca r son, Sunday school 7·30 p.m . pet. savings. 104 W. Main P omeroy Ph . 992·3354 . ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Deet.er, c la ss leader Youth ot Bertha 8 Ra thb\Jrn . superintendent. Sunday sc hool, Loans can be made only to Estate Rev . Free tand Norr is, pastor . m ee ting , Wednesday , 7 . 30 Deceased 9:30 a .m .; morn ing worsh1p, CASE NO 20 , 742 Fina l AC· 10 : 30 , Sunday evangelistic Sunday school 10 am . Chur c h P.m ., Ernest Deeter. leader families that cannot obtain se rvice, 7 p. m . Wednesday MT. HERMON CHURCH OF of Mi chael J F ry and 7 p.m ; prayer financing elsewhere at count Brb le Study, 7 P m THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Francis Biron , Co Executors of meet.ing, meetmg , Wednesday, 7 p .m RACINE FIRST CHURCH CHRIST Robert Shook reasonable rates and terms the Estate of Harrie Marie MIDDLEPOR T, OHIO OF THE NAZARENE pa stor . Sunday school , 9 . 36 Smith , De ceased. Devoted to the Greater Ohio Valley Su nd ay School, 9 · 30 am. ; a R 11 s and in rural areas or towns of CASE NO . 20, 800 Fi rst and GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Morn.ng Worship, 10 30 a .m , m , us.se pen cer . supt .; Fi nal AGc ount of Betty Lou Second Ave., Mtddleport . Evening worsh,·p, •' less than 10,000 population. The worship service. 10 .45 a .m . , 1 30 p.m .,· eveni New lun . formerly Betty Lou Les ley G. Holt , pastor Sunday ng worshrp alternating area Farmers Home Ad- Lovett , Executr ix of the Estate S~hool , 10 a .m.; worship ser Wed nesday Mld ·Week Ser v1ce . wrth C. E . at 7 :30 p.m . on Sun day Schoo l Superinte ndent , Sunday Prayer meel ing , 7 :30 of William Bai ley, Decea sed. vrce, 11 am .; worship ser vi ce, ministration office is at 77 East . Ge rald Woell s. Pastor , Rev p m . Wednesday . Allred Wolfe CASE NO 20. 896. Firs t and . 7.30 p .m . Sunday . Wednesday ' ' Morris M w,... ,. ~ lay leader ' Slate St., Athens , telephone Fi nal Account of Anna M. nigh t prayer serv ice, 7:30. REXALL DRUGS RACINE:. r-INST ..8APTI5T WHITE'S CHAPEL Ryther, Administratrix of the 592-2110. We Fill All Doctors· Prescriptions Wa lter P Bikacsan, pastor . Coo lvilleR D Rev . Roy Deeter , Estate of Eva 1. Postal Mott , Cor . Rts . 7&554 Cheshire 992·2955 Pomeroy , o. Ph . 367. 7414 Ronnie Salser , s. s. Sup t .; pastor . Sunday sc hool, 9:30 Deceased Sunday Sc hoot , 9 :30 a.m.; am , worship service, 10 :30 CASE NO. 2(1, 929 First and Morning Worship 10 : 45 a .m .. am . Bible s tudy and prayer Fina l Acco unt of Betty A. ' THE UNITED PRES - Sv nday evening worsh1p 7:30 ser vi ce, Wednesday , 7:30p .m Baron1ck. , Executrix of th e ' & BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF PHILBIN TO RETIRE p.m . Wedn esday evenin g Bible RUTLAND Estate of Will iam A. Ba ron ic k, '' MEIGS COUNTY, Dwight Studv . R.,"" Deceased RUTLAND CHURCH OF PHILADELPIDA (UP!) FULL SERV ICE SHOP ; Genera I Merchandi se Unl ess exce pt ions are filed L. Zavitz , Pastor .Directo r . DANVILLE WESLEYAN CHRIST - Kei th Wi se, pastor Philadelphia Eagles defensive HARRISONVILLE Radial Cuts & Tovpees r there to . sai d accounts will be Tuppers Plain s Ph . 667 -3280 Rev . Lelon Glasure, pastor . Sunday School, 9 .30a . m .,~v . H Sunday Ch urch School, 9 :30 120 E. Main St. Pomeroy ; for hearing before said court on Braley, supt , wor sh ip se rvi ce end Gerry Philbin is retiring ' Sun d ay school , 9 : 30 a .m .; and · 10 0 th e 7th day of January, 1974, at a m , Mrs . Homer Lee , Supt .; .c ommunron, 3 a .m . , from pro football, effective which time said accounts wilt be Morning Worship, 10 :30 a .m . youth and junior youth se rvice, 0:45 p m ; evening worship, evenrng service , 7:30 .. MIDDLEPORT Sunday 7.30 p.m .; prayer and pra ise , Wednesday , Bible study,p.m after the final game of the considered and con tin ued from 7·30 ,'' Church. Sch ool , 9:30am .. John day to day unt il f inally disposed w d d 7 30 P m . Regular boa rd meeting , season . F . Fultz , Supt .; Morning e nes ay , : p.m . . th~rd Saturday e a ch month of . '' Family Recreation Any person interes ted may Worsh ip, 10 · 30 a .m . Philbin, who started his SILVER RUN FREE 7: 30p. m . ' Rac ine SYRACUSE Mor ning Swimming . Camping fil e wr rtten excep tion s to said Ph 949·9591 '• BAPTIST - Sunda y Sch ool, 10 RUTLAND COMMUNI'fY. National Football League caaccounts or to matters per - Worsh ip , 9 a .m .; S unday a .m .; Henry Davi s, supt .;, CHURCH - SI.Inday School, ' ta ining to the execution of the Church School , 10 a .m ., Mrs . evemng service, 7: 30 p.m . 9:30a m .; Worship service, 11 reer 10 years ago with the New Sam pson Hal/ , Sup t. trust, no t less than five day s Prayer meeting, Thursday, a . m .; Wednesday prayer York Jets, came to the Eagles prior to the date se t for hearing . 7:30p.m . meeting, 7:30 p . m. sunday Manning D. Webster, Judge from the Kansas City Chiefs night worstlip, 7;30 p .m. MEfG-> Common Pleas Court CHESTER CHURCI1 OF RUTLAND CHU prior to this season. He made Bakers of Holsum Bread COOPERATIVE . Goo. . Rev . James Sa t.. OF. Probate Division Groceries & General Me rchandise THE NAZARENE RCH Rev PARISH . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO the retirement announcement Meigs County, Ohio terf 1eld, pastor . Su nd ay sc hool , Lloyd D. Grimm , Jr. , pastor . Racine Ph. 949·5772 THE UNITED 9·30 am , w~r ship se r vice, 11 Sund~y School , 9 :30 a . m .; • Thursday. METHOOI!:T CHURCH am ; eve n mg service, 7, Mornrng worship , 10 :30 a .m .; Robert T. Bumgarner "I feel tljat it's time to set prayer service a nd you th Young peopl e's service, 6 :45 D1recfor se rvice , Wednes day , 7 p.m p .m , Evangel istic service new goals, " Philbin said. "I'm POMEROY CLUSTER LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 7 30 p .m . Wedne sday evening Rev . Carl E . Hicks DBA Anthony Plumbing and Heating 32 years ?ld and I gave CHURCH - Robert E . Musser , serv ice, 7·30 p .m . REAL ESTATE BRO~ER ' Rev . 0 . Wm . Sydenstricker tor . Sunday School , 9·30 MASON COUNTY pa s 337 N. 2nd Middleport 992-3550 everything I had to football and CHESTER - Worsh ip 9 ·1 5 110 Mec han ic St. . Ph . 992·3325 ; a . m .; Rob ert Bobo , s upt ; THE HILAND CHAPEL, am.; Church Sc hool 10 a .m the game gave everything back morn1ng wo r sh1p, 10 . 30, George Casto , pastor . Sunday ENTERPRISE - Worsh rp, 9 Su.nday even ing service , 7.30 , Sc hool , 9 :30. evening worship to me. I've been All-Pro, am ; Church School, 10 a m . NOTICE OF Mid ·we ek service, Wedn esday , 7.30 . Th urs day evening praye; FLATWOODS Worsh ip, II played in All-Star games, and APPOINTMENT 7 30 p.m se r vrce, 7:30p .m . •• . Chur c h Sc hool 10 a .m MASON FI~ST BAPTIST SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Case No . 21011 3. m of course , played on the Jets' Estate of JAMES POMEROY Worship , 0 . HUNT Authorized Buick, Pontiac, GMC Dealer { THE NAZARENE - Rev . M . Sec ond and Pom eroy Sts ., Sian CHESTER, OHIO 10 ·30 am ; Church Sch ool 9 : 15 Deceased . Super Bowl c hampionship C. Lar imore , pa st or . Bob Cra ig , pastor . Sunday school, 500 E. Main St. Ph. 99,2.2174 ~ Not rce is he r eby given thar am. , UMY F 6 30 p m Moo r e, Sunday School S\Jpt 9· .ss a hi · 1 team in 1968... ROCK SPRINGS Worsh ip Sunday SchOo l, c lass es for all. . .m .; wors P servrce, 1 Kat~ryn Hunt of R. D 2, 10 a .m .. Church School 9 am ; am .; training union , 6:30 Rac 1ne, Ohio, ha s been duly UMYF6 ages , 9:30a . m.; morn•ng pm . eveningworshlpservice, JO pm . appornted Executrix of the wor s hip , 10 : 45 ; NYP S Sunday, 7. 30 p .m . Mid -week prayer MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER ' Estate of James o . Hunt , 6 30 p.m . . evangelistic serv rce S.Pr vire, Wednesdav . 7:30 o .m Rev. Robe rt Bumgarn er Furniture and Hardware ' deceased , late of Meigs Count " Sunday , 7:30 p .m . Mid ·week MA S ON CHU -RCH OF NOTICE OF HEATH WorShip 10 :30 p~ayer ' mee.t in.g , Wednesday , CHRIST, P . OhiO. f Homelite Saws Phone 992-3284 Middleport APPOINTMEN T 0 Box 48 7, Miller a .m ., Church School 9 .30 a .m.; C_redit9rs are required to file Ph . 985.3308 m , M1SS1onar y meeting , sr , Mason , w. va Sunday 7.30 p Case No . 21068 th.e1r. clarms with said f iduciary UMYF 7 p.m . Chester, 0 . second Wednesday , 7.30 p m . Est•tt of ERNEST J . MAJOR RUTLAND - Wo r ship 9 . 15 UNITED FAITH NON - Bible Study 10 a .m .; .Worshi~· Dece.1ucL ' w rth1n four months . . m. ; Ct:lurch Sc hool 10 a .m .; DENOMtNATIONAL _ Rev II a .m . and 7 p .m . Bible Studv Attend the Church of your Choice Dated this 24t h day of aUMYF Not ic e is hereby g iven that November I 7 p m Rober t Smith. pastor . sv nday· Wed n es day 7 p . m . • Voca l 1973 Gl~dys M . Ma jor , of Oe)(ter , SALEM CENTI!R - Wor . h 1 9 3 rqusic . Otu o. h~s been du ly appo inted FIRS- T ·· so· UTHERN BA ..sc 00 • · Oa m .; class le ader 9 a .m .; Church School 10 Bakers of Good Bread l eo Hill . worship service: Manning 0 Webster ship Executn x of the EUate of a .m.; UMYF Thursday , 7 p .m. Pomeroy 10 · 30 am ., chur ch, 7:30 p m . TfST<;orner Of Second and HUNTINGTON, W. VA. Ph . 992·3498 Erne-so~ J . Major . deceased , late Judge SYRACUSE CLUST~R E 0 E N U N 1 T E 0 Anderson , Mason . Pastor , Cou rt Of Commo n Pleas , of Mt iQS. County, OhiO Rev . Richard E. Jarvis BN 'E THREN IN CHRIST _ Walter Cloud. Sund&y Schoof ~roba te Div is ion . . . -· . . Crtd itors are requ ired to t de ASBURY Wor s h ip 11 Eldon R . Blake, pastor SundaY 9 = 45 a .m .; worship service, tf •:- '!lr cl6lms w ith sa id fidJJc 1,ry (II) 30 11 21 M e 1gs County, Ohio am ; Church Sc hool 9 :50a .m .; 1 1 Sc hool , 10. a . ni.. Wil'lnle a .m . and 7:30 p.m . Wee-kly . 4, 3tc w lh ln four months . WSCS. t st Tuesday . Hol si nger , Su pt Morning Bible study , Wednesday , 7:30 Dated th is J9!h d•y of FOREST RUN - Worship 9 se rmon , 11 a . m ; Evening p.I'IJ......__ "Kerm' s Korner" Novembtor 1973. a m , Chvrch School 10 a m ; serv1ce Chr is lian . Endeavor MASON A5SEAfB1.- .....:...: . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Kermit Walton .wscs , 3rd Wednesday , 7: 30 7:30 p .r~ .. Mrs Lyd.1 Goo - Second st ~ Y OF Mann ing D . Webster Pomeroy, 0 . p m . Cheva l ier. president . song Va . Chester T ' ason , W NOTICE OF ,Judoe MINERSVILLE - Worship serv ice and sermon , 8 : 20. Mid Sunday scho~?nant, Pastor: APPOINTMENT Court Of Common Pleas , JO a . m ., Church Sc hool 9 a .m .; Wee k prayer meeting Wed morning worsh ·' 10 a.m.; Case No . 21065 WSCS, •3 3 Probate Dlll' iJ ion Esttltt of 3rd Monday , 7.30 p .m nesday , 7 30 p.m Mrs . Marl~ ~":b• 1nge/Jstic serv'rc·e ~~ 30a . m•.; fill • • o (12J 7, 3tc VERNA DAVIS 1 estudyand • SYRACUSE Ch ur c h Hols ing er, c la ss leader . Oe-ceue d. ' · P.m . Short Orders-carry.Qut school, .9 a .m .; wor s hip ser CHURCH OF JESUS Wedne sday 7. fo'ayerservice ~otice i!l hi!'reby ai\'en that J Bulova Watches- $ales & S.~vlce­ 77 3·5133, A Cool Dining Room CHRIST - Located at Rutland ' · P.m . Phone B. O'Brien of Pomeroy , Ohio: vice. 7: 30p. m . SOUTHERN Cl.USTER Middleport, 0 . St.Rt.7 ha.! . been duly appo in ted lid · Chester. Ohio on New Lima Road , neKt to CHHR~~T':ORD CHURCH O NOltCE OF DRAW ING Rev. Frank Cheese brew m rn rurator of the Estate of OF JU~O itS Fores t Ac re Park ; Rev Ray The '"wC!1r.i~tian Union! Rev . Larry F-:Jiing Rouse, pastor ; Robert Musser , Pa s tor S •ll•am Campbell ' No tfce Is ;,erttry fll lvtn that • Ve~na Davis, decased , late of t:fev . Howard Shiveley public dr•wfng of turon will b'!' Mt 1Q!I. County , Ohio . Sunday Sc hool Supt . Sunday a .m ., · Ja~~d,ay School , 9 ::;0 BETHANY ( Dorcas ) Oreci,or~ are required to file m•d• on the 1S1'h d•y c1f sc hool , J0 ·30 a .m ., worsh ip even ing ser· .. HIJQhes , supt.; Wo rsh ip , 9 :30 a .m , Church . Dec:emb•r 1973, 10 :00 A M , a t th•ir c la ims wiH'I u !cr ' ldiJ<: Iarv School 10.30 a .m 7 30 p .m . Bible study , Wed - Wednesda • 1c e, 7: 30 p .m . r nesday , 7· JO p.m . Sa turda y Y evenJn .church and Office Supplies. Gilts the Court Houte of Me lt;u wltMn tour months . 9 prayer CARMEL Worship , 11 nrght prayer service. 7:30p .m . mee ting , 7 : 30 Dated th is LJrd day ot The Store With A Heart 99 County , Oh io. for thll' Jo~nu•rv Mill St. Middleport a .m ; 1st and 3rd Sundays ; HEMLocK G~ R o v E prayer service e/ ·hmT Your ·, Racine Ph. 949.3342 Trtrm 1t73 Of tr.e C.ommtm P' leas. PIIO'Yf:mber 1973 Church Sc hool , 10 a m .. CHRISTIAN Roger Walson , FA 1 tot v c:.,. c ..u.e~d~\o.:. 1 Court of Mt!JOS County . APPLE GROVE - Worship , pastor ; Ray Whaley , supt ,; CHURCH , Letart, w. Va ., f<t. M"nn~ng 0 We-bste r, 7·30 i) .m . f1rst and third Sun . Morning worship , 9 :30 a .m .; 1. Rev . George Hosc;har, Probale Judge days Frf'et.lnd 5 Nau lt Church school. 9 : 30 ~hurch school , 10 .30 a.m .; pastor Sunday School 9:30 of u ld Countv am . ; prayer L1uret1 E Hotfmtn meet1ng , firs! young people's mr1ultinQ, 6:30 a .m . Pr•yer and Bible study COMMON PLEAS COURT Comm Js.t iontn. Wednesday, 7:30pm . P~OBATf DIVISION Meats and Groceries ' of JurOTi EAST LETART - Worsh ip . Pm -; even ino worshrp , 7:JO 7:3 0 p . m . Cottage Prayer p,nr • {•;. \1\ r •.;"l•sday , Serv ice Tuesday 10 a . m . f12t 1. He. Syracuse. 0 . Ph. 992-3986 f11~ )f) TS/1.~~~~~~TY , OHIO 1 10 p .m ., second and fourth 7·Jo Middleport Pomeroy . p rTI Worship Sendee, Thursday Syn deys ,· Ch~rch SChOO l, 9:30 7 : 3~ p .m . · ~~~:aa.,y ~·~~~:'n~l·w:~:~ip~ ;;:i~ t - The Daily Sentlnel,Mid<Qeport-Pomeroy,O.,Dec. 7,1973 ~=~~ Cardiologist employed SECOND EDRION ;==========================================================~=:;=~~~~=.;::== lNG • Tbe Ohio Edacalloa • .. AlatdaUoa ~• aaaa1l repreoeatallve auembly - epellell bere Tbunclay with ' • abtat 1,201 dele111H ex- peeled to reaew tbetr • demand lor a collecllve • bar1alala1 law for Oblo .. teacllen. • The thfte..day coaveatloo, • oulllde Columbaa for the I4!CUd COIIIOCatlve year, ls bela& beld at the Edlria J. SINlHE Thoma• PerlormiDS Arts Jlall 011 lhe campuo of the UDivenlty ol AkrGD. ..' .~ ·~ ·What AGreat Gift Idea PONY PACKAGE Memorial to 'be entered FrHA will . wmtenze 1 rural homes SEARS P. J. PAULEY, AGENT MONTGOMERY WARD THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS LOAN CO. HAYMAN'S THE DAILY SENTINEL MARK V STORE SWISHER & LOHSE LODWICK'S MARKET ROYAL OAK PARK OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. GAUL'S MARKET GOEGLEIN READY MIX MAYER HILL BARBER SHOP ROSEBERRY'S. SERVICE STATION ' WAID CROSS SONS STORE ••• • VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. SMITI1 NELSON MOTORS RIDENOUR SUPPLY . ' I HEINER'S BAKERY M&R FOODLINER GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN BEN FRANKLIN STORE . -·NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE F. J. WALlACE JEWELERS R:v RACINE FOOD MARKET MEIGS TIRE CENTER • MEIGS TIRE I I """ ALIGNMENt · CENTER . ~ . Pony Saddle In either ShoTan Brown or Bla ck with full floral design. 12" padded seat, J/,. double rigging, square skirts. with rounded c orners . For this Special Package, we are including a Bridle, Mar. llngale, No . 303 Pony Saddle Blanket •. Colt Pony Brush, No . 369 Plastic · Curry Comb, a mane comb . and a hoof pick. both In unbreakable pla stic. The suggested re tail for this . complete package is 85 .00 Less 10 pet. 8.50 · 76.50 MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE SADIE'S MARKET - ' ~­ ••• •• • ALSO··· •• • • Pony Saddle Outfit, Pony Halter, Pony Blanket, Colt Brush, Curry Comb, Mane "• • ~ Comb, Hoff Pick . ' •• • •• MODERN SUPPLY 992-2"4 399 W. Main St. Pomeroy • • • :• The Store with "All Kinds of Stuff" For Pets, Stables, Large & Small Animals . Lawns and Gardens. 1 •• • •• "• • •' ••• •• ' ••• " ~ • w •• ' ••• automobile accident death there will be patients dying from cardiovascular disease. In other words , 60,000 deaths occur on our highways while nearly 600,000 tleaths occur each year from heart attacks. It is estimated thai some S:tr 55,000 heart patients will die in transportation from their home or office to the bospital. The appalling 'statistlc is even more astounding when consideration is given ID the fact that almost a NELSONVIlLE United Methodists of the Athens District were challenged by their bishop Wednesday night to broaden and deepen tbeir role as Christians - to "mak• the world" their parish_ Bishop F. Gerald Ensley, Columbus, recent bishop of the Ohio West Area, addressed more than 380 men and women in the Hoelting Valley Motor Lodge, Nelsonville. It was the last in a series of 14 Churchmanship Dinners the bishop addre..ed last month and this. 'lbe bishop said, uwe've got A Christmas bazaar and bake sale will be held Monday at the Mount Moriah Baptist Church, corner of Main and Fourth, Middleport, by the women of the church. The bazaar will begin at 10 a.m. and continue throughout the day. A variety of homemade items and decorations along with baked goods and candy will be for sale. MEETING CHANGED MASON - Lewis Gilland, president of Wahama Athletic Boosters, announced today that the Boosters will· meet Dec. 10at 7:30p.m. at Wahama gym instead of Dec. 24. A hometown friend. other races and colors, how w~ use our time, our talents, our World is my parish," the senior active bishop of Un.i ted Methodism lifted up three areas for church people to consider in making this an actuality. "We've got to have a world for all people. In John 3: 16 we find that 'God so loved the world .. .' not just the white man, nor the black man; not the rich or the poor, the intelligent .or the unlearned GOd loved the w,hole world, all of mankind . "The whole of .life is our parish. We are to be concerned about the way people Jive. Our religion is addressed to all conditions of life aod the total behavior of mankind. •• peaceful solutions." · As to the church, he said that 5 PIECE GROUP ••• • Featuring ~ ••• •• .•- DIANA : = Vocalist :• ..• ., SAtuRDAY - NIGHT 10 TIL 2 ••• ••• •• • THE MEIGS INN •"' • •• ~ •• 992-3629 I POMEROY •• - WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! back as an influence in society. "And it will come back again," he said, adding, ''Our aim is to 18' SCOTOi PINE make the world Christian here and now. What we should be doing today is going everywhere in the world and introducing people to Christ. For Christ belongs to all mankind . And here at home, our basic concern sbould be to change the moral atmosphere GARLAND ' $' 59 of the country." In conclusion, he contended, "In the measure we show love at the GENERAL ELECTRIC STEAM AND DRY IRON dinner $ 88 represented nearly 200 local United Methodist Churches in the district. Bishop Ensley has now spoken in all14 districts of his jurisdictioo, wbere he has addressed more than 6,000 of Aaron Kelton, Pomeroy, direcror of Region 11, Ohio Association of Garden Clubs, has selected her secretary and treasurer for the region. They are Mrs. Karl Grueser, Minersville, a member of the Wildwood Garden Club, secretary; and Mrs. Robert contact treasurer. MODEL ·' NO.CM4 NO. F63 Names officers Mrs . EACH MODEL than 1,400 local churches in western Ohio. 7' SCOTCH PINE MAITEL'S . CHRISTMAS TREES HI-DOTTIE DOLL $ 88 chairwoman, ' Hauler charged with pollution COLUMBUS (UP!) Pollution charges have been filed against -~· J. Weigand, Inc., Dover, Ohio, a chemical hauling !jervice, for dumping cbemicals, oils and grease into a tributary of Sugarcreek, which Oows across Weigand property. "This is a simple case of pollution of an Ohio stream which is clearly a violation of the Ohio • Water Pollution Control Act," said state At· torney General William J. Brpwn. "Conviction could result in a fine of not more than $25,000 and imprisonment for not more than one year." •PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES Herbert • Jerald, Point ' Pleasant; Mrs_ James Gerlach, daughter, Middleport; Mrs. Paul Wood, son, Point Pleasant; Patricia Meadows, Apple Grove; Mrs. William Stewart · and son, Point 'Pleasant; Mrs . Charles Casto, Ma~on; Lawson McCoy, Ewmgton; Mrs. Jack Stegall, Gallipolis; Jake Jeffers • • Glenwood, and Douglas Freeman, Cbeshlre. FISHER·PRICE · LADIES' PLAY FAMILY 'CAMPER ACRYLIC SCUFFS CHOICE OF COLOR '5'! 00 ~ PAIR 200 CT. PKG • 20 LITE SET SARAN MINIATURE ,TREE LIGHTS ICICLES REG. 39' FLOWERS We Wire Ftowers Everywhere 992·2039 PKG. Pom'eroy Flower Shop Mrs_ Mil lord Van Motor Ph. 991-2039 Ph. 992-5721 I REG. Sl,()() PLASTIC PHOTO CUBE For All Octasions ,, I 00 history shows it has had " dips" but that it has always come • •• • '• : 19" COLOR TELEVISION $ the Bend 0' the River Garden Club and former Meigs County TALLOW RIDGE •• :::::::: Kuhn, Pomeroy, a member of '- LIJIE ENTERTAINMENT AT THE MEIGS • 700 W.. MAIN ST., POMEROY, 0. t:'l>"XB PRICES GOOD FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND We've got to make the (See page1121 •• advan ced world of time our parish past, present, future. Too many people today think our world's problems are new. Yet the fact is, they are as old as mankind. We've got a NOW generation. It's a jittery, anxious generation. And the remedy for that condition is a knowledge of the past which can help us live in the present and plan wisely for the future ." Citing the civil war In Ireland, where he visited recently, Bishop Ensley pointed out, "These people have been at war for 300 years. But just now is the church getting around to urging them ID sit down and talk with one anotber Protestants and Catholics and to find 1 •• •~ and famous declaration, "The his constituents froin more ~ ;• telemetry cardiac eare in its service next year. day, how we treat persons of pastors ~ •• ••• voice communication it is possible !D place the (lbysician via radio at the patient 's side. SEOEMS plans ID · include an obligation toward our world, in this world, God will show His its welfare, what men do in it.1 love in His world." Rev . James McCormack, It's going ID be a tough future if superintendent of the Athens we don't do something." He reminded his con- District, presided . The in· stltutents that "god is Lord not vocation was given by Rev. just of the church but of all of Roy Ballard, pastor of the life," and added, "He is in· Nelsonville Church. Key lay people and their terested in bow we live day by Using as his topic, "When the World Becomes Our Parish," stenuning from John Wesley's PLAN BAKE SALE half of these patients might be brought to the hospital alive if improved medical diagnostic facilities (telemetry ) were on board the ambulances. With such facilities and radio Bishop challenges area Methodists resources.'' Meigs Chapter, Order of DeMolay, will hold a Christmas Bazaar beginning at 9 a.m. Saturday in the baoemenl of the Masonic Temple in Middleport. Sarah Moshier, Gallipolis artist, will do charcoal portraits as a special feature of the bazaar. ~ •• • Arrangements to enter a memorial for Laura Shafer in the Missionary Tidings magazine were made dwing the Tuesday night meeting of the Women ' s Missionary Society of Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. Mrs. Marguerite Leifheit had devotions with Mrs . Iva Powell giving the Christmas program. There was scripture by Mrs. Jean Write and a prayer by Mrs. Tina Jacobs. Others attending were Mrs. Amber Lohn, Mrs. Donna Gilmore, Mrs . Bernice Jeffers, Mrs . Doris Buckley and Mrs. Shirley Frieod. TO HOW BAZAAR The Mothers Club of the "• SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR Southeast Ohio's Emergency Medical Service ( SEOEMS) has annOWlCed lhe hiring of a consultant cardiologist ID aid in the Implementation of telemetry into its communications and training systems. . Telementry (s the radio sending of vital signs such as electrocardiogra(lb ( ECG or EKG)_ Dr. Gary J. Anderson, Assist11nt Professor of Medicine and Research As!ociate, Krannert Institute of Cardiology at Indiana University has been retained as a consultant 1D SEOEMS and will be in the area on Thursday and Friday of this week, meeting with (lbysicians and hospital administrators to discuss coronary care in SEOEMS ambulances. Statistics show that for each el2 TO 8 SUNIMY ~ SEWNG FAST �\ 'iiJ 1 .. J -f u 1rttn SEVENT H . OAY AO am , prayer meeting . lh~rd MT . U NION BAPTIST VENTIST L')cated Of! W~'dnesday, 7 30 p IIlii . Rc1.1 Cecil Co• pastor Sunday Mulb<'r ry Htdg ht s, n.;>ar GNEAT BEND Worshrp II VPt;;> r ,ms Mcmor'"' Hosp 1tal. a 111 . nd <lll<l 4th Sundays. Sc hool su pl , Joe Sa,re . Poono'rO't P-:1~tor Herbert ClhJI'Ch o;choot, 10 a .m Morq<ln S <tbbalh Sc hool , every LETART FALLS Wor!.hip , Wcdne!>day prayer and Bible Saturday at 7 p m . and worshtp 1" a m , c hurch school . 9 a .m . s tudy , 7 30 p m . scrv tce to llo w1nQ at 3. 15 p .m 1\ rtJ ie f) IIJdv, 7' 30 p.m . every TUPPERS PLAINS Open 6ibte dis cuss ron each 1 ' "'"iddy CHRI STIA N CHURCH u lhursday a t 1. 30 p . m at th e " The F r iend lY MORNING STAR - Worship Howard Cold II J S POMEROY SACRED HEART ~ Re-v . church 9 30 a m ; Church Sc• ool JO 30 Eugene Underwood, we ' r .. pastor unday.; ' T I POMEROY TRINITY Falher Bernard Krajcovic, Chvrch " " . Sc hool liup l. ; s unday School " 18 1903 New Sen"es Number we ve GRAHAM UNITED • Rev w. H Pernn , pastor . Roy pas to •· Phon e 991 2815 , ~ m • Mid, BWeek .m , ; Morning Preaching Wednesday p.m . S e rv rc e ' 910:3030 a am Sunday sermon: evening ;•,;;;•,;;~;,=============================:::::;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;,======::::::::=:==::= Mayer , Supt Church school, Saturday evenrng Ma~s. 7 JO METHODIST ~ORSE CHAPEL Wor Service, 1 p.m . 9 : 1Sa m .; worsh lp . J0 · 1.ta m .; p m Sunday Mass , 8 and 10 9 JO a m , f1r.st and second Su ndays of each month , th 1rd Shtp II am .; lsi and ::Jrd LETART FALLS UNITED YOuth choir rehearsal Monday . am Con fes sions , Sa turday , 1 and fourth Sundays each 6 : 30p .m .; Mrs Marv in BurL 7 JO p m !u~~~ Church School, 10 BRETHREN - Rev . Freeland director ; .. senior choir --Norris , pastor ; Floyd Norr is, POMEROY FIRST BAP · month , worsh ip service ar 1 . 30 rehe.Hsa l. 7 : 30 p m , Thurs PORTLAND - Worship 7:30 supt . Sunday school. 9:30a .m . ; TIST Robert Kuhn , pastor • P m Wectnesday evenrngs at 7. 30. Prayer and Brble Study -day , Mrs Pau l Nease P m ; Church School 9:30am mo,.nmg sermon, 10:30 a .m . ; Will1 am Watson , Sunday schooi director ' FIRST SOUTHER N 8AP· SUTTON - Worship, II a .m . Pr sup! Sunda yschooi , 9 · 30 a .m ; 2n d and 4th Svndays ; Church 7 · 3~Y~~m .servrce, Wednesday , POMEROY CHURCH OF BYF , 6 p m , B1ble study , TIST - 281 Mulberry Ave " Pomeroy , aff ili ated w 1th THE NAZARENE Corner School 10 a .m . CHESHIRE CHURCH OF Wednesday, 7 p . m .; cho ir S B .C . the R ev Fred H ill, Union and Mulberry . Relo' . WESLEYAN (R.aci nel GOD OF PROPHECY , G p practice, Wednesday, a : JO p m pastor ; Hershel McClure, Clyde V Hender son , pastor . Worsh 1p, II a rn .; Chvrch Smi th , pastor . Sunday Sch.ool , POMEROY WESLEYAN Sc hool , 10 a .m 10 Su nday sc hoo l sup! Sunday Sunda_y Sc hool , 9 · 30 am , Glen HOLINESS CHURCH NORTHEAST CLUSTE" a .m .. A rthur Henson , Supt .; sct'lool , 9 JO am . ; morning , McClung , sopt ; morning '"' Morning Worship , 11 a .m. ; Harrisonville Road , Rev wor s hrp , IO· JO a .m . Sunday Rev . Robert Meeu Y p 1 worship, 10 : 30 a.m ; even ing O'Dell Manley . Pas1or . HenrY Rev . Stanley Brandum oung eop es service. 7 p .m .; evangelistic meet1ng , 7.30 p m s~rvke , 7 :30 , mid -weak ser E1.1ening service, 7:30 p.m . Eblin , Sunday Sc hoo l Su p! Prayer m eelmg , Wedne-sday , _vtce, Wednesday , _7 : 30p .m . JOPPA - Worship 10 a .m , Wednesday M id -Week Prayer Sun day Sc hool 9 · 30 a . m ., 7"30 p.m to be the Church School 9 a .m ; Prayer Service, 7 · 30 p .m .; Youth Even rng worsh1p 7. 30 p m ., forld, and GRACE EPISCOPAL - The MIDDLEPORT Meeting , Wednesday , 8 p.m . meeting 6:30 p .m ., Evening Prayer and Praise service, ly 1ide o f Rev . Harold Deeth, rector . Thursday , 7· JO p m . MT . MORIAH BAPTIST LONG BOTTOM - Churc h worship , 7. 30 p .m . 'between Church serv ices, 10 : 30 a . m .; Corner Fourth and Main, servrces, 9 a . m .; Sun day CHESTER CHURCH OF NEA SE SETTLEMENT It will be Holy commun i on first Sunday Middleport Rev Henry Key, Schoo l 9.45 am . Bible Study THE NAZARENE - Rev CHAPEL Non gher than of month ; church school , 10 · Jo Jr , pastor Svnday School. 9 :30 every Thursday, 7· 30 p.m . Herbert Grate, pastor wor : denom inatronal , George S. f recently a .m . fo r nursery through 12 . m ; Mrs . Ervm Baumgard . NORTH BETHEL - Wor . Ship service , 11 am and 7. 30 he Orler , Pi'lstor . Sunday Sc hool 10 aner , supt ; Mornmg worship , Sh!P II am .; Church School 10 p.m Sunday. sunday Sc hool , :anintend• a . m. Worshrp Servrce 11 a .m utilize POMEROY CHURCH OF Sunday n1ght services 7·30 IO· .ss am am . 9· 30 a . m . Richard Barton, Jildinr. JEHOVAH 'S WITNESSES ALFRED - Sunday school, supt. Prayer meeting , Wed . 1larged," CtiRIST - Mr . Hoyt Allen , Jr, Pray er P. m. Wednesday Larry Carnahan. presiding 9 · 45 a .m . each Sunday; nesday , 7·30 p.m . pastor . Bible SchooL. 9 · JO am : , meet ing 7. 30 p.m . Everyone e acqui•i· min rs ter Sunday, Bible tee · prcach1ng at 11 a .m . each BRADBURY CHURCH OF wor s.hip, 10 · 30 ; aduU worship welcome rhe plan• lure , 9 30 am .. Watchtower Sunday . Prayer meeting, 7:45 CHRIST Clifford Smilh servt ~e and young people's 11ldinJ on POMEROY WESTS ID.E study , 10 :30 a .m .. Tuesday, r:neetmg , both 7 30 p m Su n P m . ~ednesday, WSCS,8p .m minister. Sun day School 9 :30 e enttrely CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W Bible study, 7 30 p m . , Thurs · on thrrd Tuesday each month . am ; morning church 10 . 30 haYe the day . Wednesday , combrned Main St . - Loren T. 'Stephens: · lleYen to Bible s tud y · and' prayer evangelist, phone 992 ·7856 . day , ministry school. 7 . 30 REEDSVILLE - Sunday am ; Sunday eveni ng service, meetrng , 7:30p.m . ·ld by the Conservatrve. non · p .m , se rv1 ce meelfng 8: 30 school, 9:30. preaching, 7. 30 7·3op m . Wednesday service, s P m . Sunday ; prayer meet ing , p m THE SALVATION ARMY o1t about 1nstrumental. Sundily worship, pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of 7 JOpm Tuesday ; WSCS ,7 :30 LAUREL. CLIFF FREE Envoy Ray w Wining , officer hu been 10 a .m .. Bible study , ll a .m . ; Christ in Christian Un1on f~rst Thursday each mon th . METHODlST - Rev . Rober1 oat nearly in c harg e . Sunday, 10 am worship, tJ p.m . Wednesday Lawrence ManteJ, pastor; 1era total Hoi iness meet ing ; 10.30 a · m : SILVER RIDGE - Worship E. Buckley, pastor. Wi ll iam B•ble stv dy , 7 om . Mn Russell Yovng, Sunday rd alm01t 10 am .; Church Sc hoo l, 9 a .m . Bailey, sup t.; Sunday school Sunday Sch oo l Young P eople's MIOWAY COMMUNITY School Su pt. Sunday Sc hoo l ble apace TUPPERS PLAINS 9:30 a .m . , morning worShip Legion, 7 P. m ; Thursday, 1 to 3 CHURCH (n on . 9. 30 a .m . Evenrng worshJp , Worship 9 <t . m , Churc h 10 :30 a .m ; evening worship : will be or .p .m .. Lad res Home Leilgue , 7 de no m !national ), Langsvil le · 7 . 30 , Wednesday and in the prayer ,., m . Prep c la sses Sc hool, 10 il .m . 7:30p .m Wednesday Christian De)(ter Road. the Rev Worley mee t ing , 7· 30 p.m . eral ideu KENO CHURCH OF Y th C CHRIST - George Frederick, ou rusade , 6:30 p.m ., ST . PAUL LUiHERAN Haley , pastor . Sunday school, ~rise will MT . MORIAH CHURCH OF lrlr. Brady Corner Secon d <!!nd Sycamore 10 a.m , evening worship, 7:30 GOD - Racine Rou te 2. the supt . Servi ce weekly , 9:30a .m . pray er meeting, 7:30 p.m ., ornament. on Sunday . Preac hing first and ~~~s~ay cho ir pract •ce. ; Sts ., Po meroy, the Rev . p m. Pr ayer meeting. Rev . James M. Muncy, pastor ion of the Tt~esday , 7·30 p m , youth Su nday schoo l . 9 4S a . m ; lhl;,.frfdordSuSndays ~~ month,. by William Middleworth , pastor . . DEXTER CHURCH OF , at which C Sunday School , 9 : 30 am .. group, Fr iday, 7 30 p m morning worsh;p , 11 am .; m lth , 9 .30 a m, CH R 1ST D' E .11 expire. church serv ices 10 :30 a .m . HOBSON CHRISTIAW anny vans , evening worshrp, 7. 30 p .m . ork of die UNION Darrel Doddrill JJaStor , Norm a, C. Wllt ~ . s®t . Prayer meeting , Tuesday, 7 .30 pastor . sunday Sc hool 9 . 30 Sunda.y Sch~o l 9 · 30 am .; p .m .. Young people's mee t 1ng, a.m . , Leonard Gi lmore' fri-st Wor~hrp se rvr ce, 10 :30 a .m . 7 30 p m . Thursday Notice on Filing of Inventory •eldef ; even 1ng se rv ice: 7 30 ~vh;~ ~~~an Endeavor Sunday RUTLAND CHURCH OF And Apprais ement GOD Be rt ha K il'!grey, P m .. Wed ne s day prayer REORGANIZED CHURCH Probate Court titut e pastor su nday meetrng, 7: 30p.m OF JESUS CHRIST OF The State oi Ohio , Me1gs subs December 1903-the law of gravity was questioned when the heavierSchoo l. 10 a.m . worship County . G~rr MgRI~H CHURCH OF LATTER DAY SAINTS se r vrce , 7 p m Sunday Pray er 1 .. ne ac Route 2. The Port land ·Rac lne Road Rat h To the Administrator of the than-air machine left ground. Man was no longer chained to the earth. \Vednesday , 7 30 p m . Rev Charles Hand pa stor · P estate ; to such of the following .meelrng, · Johnson, pas to r . H.erbert Sun day school 9 . .; 5 a HAZEL COMMUNITY as are res idents of the State of CHURCH - Near Long .Bot · mo r ntng worsh ip . ll iJm ., Wh1te, Sunday School Drrec tor . It's a long way from Kitty Hawk to "jumbo jets." Although we can fly Oh io . viz : - Th e surviving Evenmg servrces , T~esday a'::d S und~y Schoo.l , 9 30 a . m ; Estit Hart , pastor ; Roy spouse , th e next of kin, the tom Fr day 7 30 Mornrn g worShiP, 10 . 30 a .m .; farther, faster today, one· fact remains : sooner or later, we must return to 1 Brown. assis tant pastor . benef ici ar ies under the w ill , Sunday BEA RWA .L.LOW RIDGE Sunday evening se~vice 7 p .m . schoot. 10 a .m .. Church terra firma, for earth-not sky-is our home. and to the attorn ey or attorneys 7 JO p m . ea c h Sun day CHURCH OF CHRIST B'bl Wed.nesday evenr ng prayer represent ing any of the evening : prayer mee t rng , 7:30 s t udy o · JO am · 1• e se rv1 ces, 7:30 om ' . 10 30 · am; · mo rnrng BETHLEHEM BAPT 1ST, aforement ioned person s Yet our house is not in good order. Pollution, war, hatred, misery mar m. Thursday. worship evenin No . 21065, Verna Davis , p. MIDDLEPORT wors h1p ; 6. p.m. Wednesdag G~eat Bend Rev Walter P . 30 · ATHENS, Ohio The Dec eased, Rutland , Oh io . TECOSTAL - Third AvePEN this world. It shouldn't be like this-and it wouldn't _ .. if we would let the Bible study 7 3o p m Y Brkacsan , pastor . Su nday ., fhe Rutland Townsh ip. ' · · · sc hool , 9:30 a .m .; worship Farmers Home AdRev Willram Knittel. pastor Church help us transform Christ's example into human action. are hereby notified t hat Ronald Dugan, Sun day Sc hool MT . OLIVE CHURCH _ servi ce , Thursday , 7:30 p .m . ministration, in cooperation theYov . Inventor y and Ap Sup t . Cla sses for al l ages ; L CARLETON CHURCH Bottom , Sunday Sc hool. Krngsbury Road . Sunday with other federal agencies, is pra.sement of the es tate of the evening servr ce , 7: 30 p. m , 10ong wrth Wtllard P ig ott s h t 9 30 aforem e ntioned , deceased, lat e Bible s tudy, Wedn esday , 7·30 supta.m. . Evangel is t m essage each c oo · : a ~ m .. Rat ph Ca rt , cifering its services to meet of said Co unty , was fil ed in this p m . you th services, Fr iday , Sunday evening, 7 . 30 p m. by sup t Worship ser vice, 10 . 30 c ourt. Sa id Inventory and 7 30 p m demands being created by the Eld er Russell Cline, min rster am. and 7:30pm . al1ernately . Appraisement will be for of the Aposto lic Faith. Bibie Prayer meeting , Wednesday, FREEWILL BAPTIST energy crisis in making loans hearin g before th is Cou rt on the Corn er Ash and Plum , Mid · Study , Wedn esday , 7 . 30 p.m. ~~;~or~ . m . Rev . Jay Stiles, 21st day of December , 1973, at dl ID winterize homes . epo rl , No el Herrman , STIVERSVILLE COM· · 01:.0 DEXTER CON · 10 ·00 o'clock AM pasto r . Sa turday Loans can be made to install GREGATIONAL CHURCH MUNITY CHURCH Sunday Any person desiring to file se rvice , 7 p m Su ndayevening sc hool , Rev . Car l R ic hards , storm doors and windows, excep t ions thereto m1.1st file 10 a m ; Sunday even ing school servrce , 10 am ; Pray er meet1ng, Tnursday, 7 p m ; p as to,. Mrs . Worley them at least five days prior to worshrp , 7 p .m Insulation, or siding, which not Sunday ev.e n ino service , 7 p m Fr anc.is, Su nday sc hool su pt. ; the date set for hearing With the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that which is Gi ven under m y hand and .only cut down on fuel conZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday sc hool , 9 : 45 a . m ; seal of said Cou rt. th is 5th day of FtRST BAPTIST of Mid · Harrisonville churc h se rv ices , sec ond and .Po!T,eroy . good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business sumption, but add to the ap- December , 1973. dleport , corner of Stx th and Road , R1 ck Morr;son , pastor . fourth Su nd ays following firms and organizations whose names appear below. · ' Manning D. Webster, Judge Palmer Streets . The Rev . Sunday sc hool supt , Paul Sunday schoo l ; firs t and thrrd pearance and value of the and ex -officio Cferk of said Steve Ska gg s, pastor . Danny McElroy ; Sunday sch ool , 9 : 30 Sunday evenings, 7.30 p.m . home. Court Thompson , Sunday School a .m .. morning worship and L 0 N G B 0 T T 0 M S unday communion , 10 :30 a . m . ; CHRISTIAN .....,. Mr . Robert , The Ohio CooperaUve Ex· By Ann B. Watson , Deputy Superintendent . Clerk church school for evervone Sun.da.y evening youth Wyatt . pastor ; Sun day School • tension Service reports that by 111> 1 , 14, 2tc 9. 15 am . MornlnQ worship Chr1st.'an Endeavor , 6'30 p m., supt. Ronald Osborne , Bible Authorized Catalog Me r chant CATALOG UE STORE ; 10 : 15 a .m .; Evening services, worsh1p services, s und ay, 7 : JO Sc hool. 9 .30 am , prea ching weather stripping loose win1 Louis W. Osborne Mr . and Mrs. Charles R. Shee ts • 7·30 p.m .; Wednesday prayer p . m . Wednesday e1.1e n ing 10 ·45 am . Evening services, 1 dow sash, caulking cracks 220 E . Main Pomeroy Ph. 992·2178 106 Court St. Pomeroy 992-3001 , ser_v~~~ · 7:30p .m Extra youth praye r meetm g and Bib le 7.30 P m actnnt res 6 p.m for iunror and s tudy , 7:30p. m HYSELL RUN FREE ' around the frame, adding IN THE sen;or h ig h stu den ts METHODIST - Ronald Wetls , 1 storm windows and storm ST JOHN LU THtKAN - ·pa stor Sunday Sch ool 9:30 MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH COMMON PLEAS COURT P1ne Grove, the Rev Arthur am ; Morning worsh ip, 10 :30 PROBATE DIVISION Wors, it is possible to save CHURCH OF CHRIST mbs . pa s tor Sun day sc hool. am , Young Peopl e's 'Serv ice ME tGS COUNTY . OHIO Mrddl eport. 5th and Ma in : 9Co30 Nationwide In su rance Co. of Columbus, 0 about 12 pet. on. the amount of am . chu r ch se rv ices, 6·45 p .m ., Evangelistic ser . In ftte matter of settlem·ent of George Glaze , minis t er. 307 Spring Ave . Pom eroy v1ce. 7 30 p m Pra yer & energy conswned to heat a one· accounts , Probate Court, Meigs J~me s Sheets, superintendent . 10 30 am . BRADBURY CHURCH OF f'(leetr ng, Thvr sday , 7:30 p .m County , Ohio. Dial ~1 - 2318 le. school, 9 ·3o a.m , 296 W. Second Brb Pome,.oy P h. 992·31!63 • story house and as high as 18 FREEDOM GOSPEL Accounts ana -vou chers of the morf!rng worsh ip, 10 :30 • am . ; CHRIST . Btble School, 930 am .. morn ing worsh1p, 10 :30 MISSION Bald Knob s, Rev follow ing named fiduc iaries pet on a two-story house . Attic evenmg wor sh1p , 7·30 p m ; a .m .. sun day evenin g Worsh ip L. R Gtuesencamp , pastor have been t iled tn the Probat e prayer se rv rc e , 7 p,m Wed Insulation can reduce the fuel Court. Meigs County , Ohio, for nesday Se rvt ce, 7 :30 p . m .. choir Roger Wilfred , Sr ., s unday . practice Sunday and Wed School Svpt . sunday Schoo l (Genera l Merchand -ise) bill by 20 pet. Insulated ex- approval and settlement : MIDDLEPOlfl tHURCH nesday , 7 P.m ., Prayer meeting 9.30 a .m ; Sunda y evening Devoted to Meigs-Mason Area CASE NO . 19 , 970 Fourth and OF THE NAZARENE - Rev . and Bible Stud y Wedn esday, worship 7·30. Prayer meeting , terior walls can r esult in a 12 Frnal Accoun t of Helen Rath Pomeroy, 0 Support the Churc h of Your Choice Thomas E . Weaver , pastor ; Tu es da y, 7.30 p m . Ernest burn Clapp , Execulrlx of the Floyd Ca r son, Sunday school 7·30 p.m . pet. savings. 104 W. Main P omeroy Ph . 992·3354 . ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Deet.er, c la ss leader Youth ot Bertha 8 Ra thb\Jrn . superintendent. Sunday sc hool, Loans can be made only to Estate Rev . Free tand Norr is, pastor . m ee ting , Wednesday , 7 . 30 Deceased 9:30 a .m .; morn ing worsh1p, CASE NO 20 , 742 Fina l AC· 10 : 30 , Sunday evangelistic Sunday school 10 am . Chur c h P.m ., Ernest Deeter. leader families that cannot obtain se rvice, 7 p. m . Wednesday MT. HERMON CHURCH OF of Mi chael J F ry and 7 p.m ; prayer financing elsewhere at count Brb le Study, 7 P m THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Francis Biron , Co Executors of meet.ing, meetmg , Wednesday, 7 p .m RACINE FIRST CHURCH CHRIST Robert Shook reasonable rates and terms the Estate of Harrie Marie MIDDLEPOR T, OHIO OF THE NAZARENE pa stor . Sunday school , 9 . 36 Smith , De ceased. Devoted to the Greater Ohio Valley Su nd ay School, 9 · 30 am. ; a R 11 s and in rural areas or towns of CASE NO . 20, 800 Fi rst and GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Morn.ng Worship, 10 30 a .m , m , us.se pen cer . supt .; Fi nal AGc ount of Betty Lou Second Ave., Mtddleport . Evening worsh,·p, •' less than 10,000 population. The worship service. 10 .45 a .m . , 1 30 p.m .,· eveni New lun . formerly Betty Lou Les ley G. Holt , pastor Sunday ng worshrp alternating area Farmers Home Ad- Lovett , Executr ix of the Estate S~hool , 10 a .m.; worship ser Wed nesday Mld ·Week Ser v1ce . wrth C. E . at 7 :30 p.m . on Sun day Schoo l Superinte ndent , Sunday Prayer meel ing , 7 :30 of William Bai ley, Decea sed. vrce, 11 am .; worship ser vi ce, ministration office is at 77 East . Ge rald Woell s. Pastor , Rev p m . Wednesday . Allred Wolfe CASE NO 20. 896. Firs t and . 7.30 p .m . Sunday . Wednesday ' ' Morris M w,... ,. ~ lay leader ' Slate St., Athens , telephone Fi nal Account of Anna M. nigh t prayer serv ice, 7:30. REXALL DRUGS RACINE:. r-INST ..8APTI5T WHITE'S CHAPEL Ryther, Administratrix of the 592-2110. We Fill All Doctors· Prescriptions Wa lter P Bikacsan, pastor . Coo lvilleR D Rev . Roy Deeter , Estate of Eva 1. Postal Mott , Cor . Rts . 7&554 Cheshire 992·2955 Pomeroy , o. Ph . 367. 7414 Ronnie Salser , s. s. Sup t .; pastor . Sunday sc hool, 9:30 Deceased Sunday Sc hoot , 9 :30 a.m.; am , worship service, 10 :30 CASE NO. 2(1, 929 First and Morning Worship 10 : 45 a .m .. am . Bible s tudy and prayer Fina l Acco unt of Betty A. ' THE UNITED PRES - Sv nday evening worsh1p 7:30 ser vi ce, Wednesday , 7:30p .m Baron1ck. , Executrix of th e ' & BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF PHILBIN TO RETIRE p.m . Wedn esday evenin g Bible RUTLAND Estate of Will iam A. Ba ron ic k, '' MEIGS COUNTY, Dwight Studv . R.,"" Deceased RUTLAND CHURCH OF PHILADELPIDA (UP!) FULL SERV ICE SHOP ; Genera I Merchandi se Unl ess exce pt ions are filed L. Zavitz , Pastor .Directo r . DANVILLE WESLEYAN CHRIST - Kei th Wi se, pastor Philadelphia Eagles defensive HARRISONVILLE Radial Cuts & Tovpees r there to . sai d accounts will be Tuppers Plain s Ph . 667 -3280 Rev . Lelon Glasure, pastor . Sunday School, 9 .30a . m .,~v . H Sunday Ch urch School, 9 :30 120 E. Main St. Pomeroy ; for hearing before said court on Braley, supt , wor sh ip se rvi ce end Gerry Philbin is retiring ' Sun d ay school , 9 : 30 a .m .; and · 10 0 th e 7th day of January, 1974, at a m , Mrs . Homer Lee , Supt .; .c ommunron, 3 a .m . , from pro football, effective which time said accounts wilt be Morning Worship, 10 :30 a .m . youth and junior youth se rvice, 0:45 p m ; evening worship, evenrng service , 7:30 .. MIDDLEPORT Sunday 7.30 p.m .; prayer and pra ise , Wednesday , Bible study,p.m after the final game of the considered and con tin ued from 7·30 ,'' Church. Sch ool , 9:30am .. John day to day unt il f inally disposed w d d 7 30 P m . Regular boa rd meeting , season . F . Fultz , Supt .; Morning e nes ay , : p.m . . th~rd Saturday e a ch month of . '' Family Recreation Any person interes ted may Worsh ip, 10 · 30 a .m . Philbin, who started his SILVER RUN FREE 7: 30p. m . ' Rac ine SYRACUSE Mor ning Swimming . Camping fil e wr rtten excep tion s to said Ph 949·9591 '• BAPTIST - Sunda y Sch ool, 10 RUTLAND COMMUNI'fY. National Football League caaccounts or to matters per - Worsh ip , 9 a .m .; S unday a .m .; Henry Davi s, supt .;, CHURCH - SI.Inday School, ' ta ining to the execution of the Church School , 10 a .m ., Mrs . evemng service, 7: 30 p.m . 9:30a m .; Worship service, 11 reer 10 years ago with the New Sam pson Hal/ , Sup t. trust, no t less than five day s Prayer meeting, Thursday, a . m .; Wednesday prayer York Jets, came to the Eagles prior to the date se t for hearing . 7:30p.m . meeting, 7:30 p . m. sunday Manning D. Webster, Judge from the Kansas City Chiefs night worstlip, 7;30 p .m. MEfG-> Common Pleas Court CHESTER CHURCI1 OF RUTLAND CHU prior to this season. He made Bakers of Holsum Bread COOPERATIVE . Goo. . Rev . James Sa t.. OF. Probate Division Groceries & General Me rchandise THE NAZARENE RCH Rev PARISH . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO the retirement announcement Meigs County, Ohio terf 1eld, pastor . Su nd ay sc hool , Lloyd D. Grimm , Jr. , pastor . Racine Ph. 949·5772 THE UNITED 9·30 am , w~r ship se r vice, 11 Sund~y School , 9 :30 a . m .; • Thursday. METHOOI!:T CHURCH am ; eve n mg service, 7, Mornrng worship , 10 :30 a .m .; Robert T. Bumgarner "I feel tljat it's time to set prayer service a nd you th Young peopl e's service, 6 :45 D1recfor se rvice , Wednes day , 7 p.m p .m , Evangel istic service new goals, " Philbin said. "I'm POMEROY CLUSTER LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 7 30 p .m . Wedne sday evening Rev . Carl E . Hicks DBA Anthony Plumbing and Heating 32 years ?ld and I gave CHURCH - Robert E . Musser , serv ice, 7·30 p .m . REAL ESTATE BRO~ER ' Rev . 0 . Wm . Sydenstricker tor . Sunday School , 9·30 MASON COUNTY pa s 337 N. 2nd Middleport 992-3550 everything I had to football and CHESTER - Worsh ip 9 ·1 5 110 Mec han ic St. . Ph . 992·3325 ; a . m .; Rob ert Bobo , s upt ; THE HILAND CHAPEL, am.; Church Sc hool 10 a .m the game gave everything back morn1ng wo r sh1p, 10 . 30, George Casto , pastor . Sunday ENTERPRISE - Worsh rp, 9 Su.nday even ing service , 7.30 , Sc hool , 9 :30. evening worship to me. I've been All-Pro, am ; Church School, 10 a m . NOTICE OF Mid ·we ek service, Wedn esday , 7.30 . Th urs day evening praye; FLATWOODS Worsh ip, II played in All-Star games, and APPOINTMENT 7 30 p.m se r vrce, 7:30p .m . •• . Chur c h Sc hool 10 a .m MASON FI~ST BAPTIST SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Case No . 21011 3. m of course , played on the Jets' Estate of JAMES POMEROY Worship , 0 . HUNT Authorized Buick, Pontiac, GMC Dealer { THE NAZARENE - Rev . M . Sec ond and Pom eroy Sts ., Sian CHESTER, OHIO 10 ·30 am ; Church Sch ool 9 : 15 Deceased . Super Bowl c hampionship C. Lar imore , pa st or . Bob Cra ig , pastor . Sunday school, 500 E. Main St. Ph. 99,2.2174 ~ Not rce is he r eby given thar am. , UMY F 6 30 p m Moo r e, Sunday School S\Jpt 9· .ss a hi · 1 team in 1968... ROCK SPRINGS Worsh ip Sunday SchOo l, c lass es for all. . .m .; wors P servrce, 1 Kat~ryn Hunt of R. D 2, 10 a .m .. Church School 9 am ; am .; training union , 6:30 Rac 1ne, Ohio, ha s been duly UMYF6 ages , 9:30a . m.; morn•ng pm . eveningworshlpservice, JO pm . appornted Executrix of the wor s hip , 10 : 45 ; NYP S Sunday, 7. 30 p .m . Mid -week prayer MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER ' Estate of James o . Hunt , 6 30 p.m . . evangelistic serv rce S.Pr vire, Wednesdav . 7:30 o .m Rev. Robe rt Bumgarn er Furniture and Hardware ' deceased , late of Meigs Count " Sunday , 7:30 p .m . Mid ·week MA S ON CHU -RCH OF NOTICE OF HEATH WorShip 10 :30 p~ayer ' mee.t in.g , Wednesday , CHRIST, P . OhiO. f Homelite Saws Phone 992-3284 Middleport APPOINTMEN T 0 Box 48 7, Miller a .m ., Church School 9 .30 a .m.; C_redit9rs are required to file Ph . 985.3308 m , M1SS1onar y meeting , sr , Mason , w. va Sunday 7.30 p Case No . 21068 th.e1r. clarms with said f iduciary UMYF 7 p.m . Chester, 0 . second Wednesday , 7.30 p m . Est•tt of ERNEST J . MAJOR RUTLAND - Wo r ship 9 . 15 UNITED FAITH NON - Bible Study 10 a .m .; .Worshi~· Dece.1ucL ' w rth1n four months . . m. ; Ct:lurch Sc hool 10 a .m .; DENOMtNATIONAL _ Rev II a .m . and 7 p .m . Bible Studv Attend the Church of your Choice Dated this 24t h day of aUMYF Not ic e is hereby g iven that November I 7 p m Rober t Smith. pastor . sv nday· Wed n es day 7 p . m . • Voca l 1973 Gl~dys M . Ma jor , of Oe)(ter , SALEM CENTI!R - Wor . h 1 9 3 rqusic . Otu o. h~s been du ly appo inted FIRS- T ·· so· UTHERN BA ..sc 00 • · Oa m .; class le ader 9 a .m .; Church School 10 Bakers of Good Bread l eo Hill . worship service: Manning 0 Webster ship Executn x of the EUate of a .m.; UMYF Thursday , 7 p .m. Pomeroy 10 · 30 am ., chur ch, 7:30 p m . TfST<;orner Of Second and HUNTINGTON, W. VA. Ph . 992·3498 Erne-so~ J . Major . deceased , late Judge SYRACUSE CLUST~R E 0 E N U N 1 T E 0 Anderson , Mason . Pastor , Cou rt Of Commo n Pleas , of Mt iQS. County, OhiO Rev . Richard E. Jarvis BN 'E THREN IN CHRIST _ Walter Cloud. Sund&y Schoof ~roba te Div is ion . . . -· . . Crtd itors are requ ired to t de ASBURY Wor s h ip 11 Eldon R . Blake, pastor SundaY 9 = 45 a .m .; worship service, tf •:- '!lr cl6lms w ith sa id fidJJc 1,ry (II) 30 11 21 M e 1gs County, Ohio am ; Church Sc hool 9 :50a .m .; 1 1 Sc hool , 10. a . ni.. Wil'lnle a .m . and 7:30 p.m . Wee-kly . 4, 3tc w lh ln four months . WSCS. t st Tuesday . Hol si nger , Su pt Morning Bible study , Wednesday , 7:30 Dated th is J9!h d•y of FOREST RUN - Worship 9 se rmon , 11 a . m ; Evening p.I'IJ......__ "Kerm' s Korner" Novembtor 1973. a m , Chvrch School 10 a m ; serv1ce Chr is lian . Endeavor MASON A5SEAfB1.- .....:...: . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Kermit Walton .wscs , 3rd Wednesday , 7: 30 7:30 p .r~ .. Mrs Lyd.1 Goo - Second st ~ Y OF Mann ing D . Webster Pomeroy, 0 . p m . Cheva l ier. president . song Va . Chester T ' ason , W NOTICE OF ,Judoe MINERSVILLE - Worship serv ice and sermon , 8 : 20. Mid Sunday scho~?nant, Pastor: APPOINTMENT Court Of Common Pleas , JO a . m ., Church Sc hool 9 a .m .; Wee k prayer meeting Wed morning worsh ·' 10 a.m.; Case No . 21065 WSCS, •3 3 Probate Dlll' iJ ion Esttltt of 3rd Monday , 7.30 p .m nesday , 7 30 p.m Mrs . Marl~ ~":b• 1nge/Jstic serv'rc·e ~~ 30a . m•.; fill • • o (12J 7, 3tc VERNA DAVIS 1 estudyand • SYRACUSE Ch ur c h Hols ing er, c la ss leader . Oe-ceue d. ' · P.m . Short Orders-carry.Qut school, .9 a .m .; wor s hip ser CHURCH OF JESUS Wedne sday 7. fo'ayerservice ~otice i!l hi!'reby ai\'en that J Bulova Watches- $ales & S.~vlce­ 77 3·5133, A Cool Dining Room CHRIST - Located at Rutland ' · P.m . Phone B. O'Brien of Pomeroy , Ohio: vice. 7: 30p. m . SOUTHERN Cl.USTER Middleport, 0 . St.Rt.7 ha.! . been duly appo in ted lid · Chester. Ohio on New Lima Road , neKt to CHHR~~T':ORD CHURCH O NOltCE OF DRAW ING Rev. Frank Cheese brew m rn rurator of the Estate of OF JU~O itS Fores t Ac re Park ; Rev Ray The '"wC!1r.i~tian Union! Rev . Larry F-:Jiing Rouse, pastor ; Robert Musser , Pa s tor S •ll•am Campbell ' No tfce Is ;,erttry fll lvtn that • Ve~na Davis, decased , late of t:fev . Howard Shiveley public dr•wfng of turon will b'!' Mt 1Q!I. County , Ohio . Sunday Sc hool Supt . Sunday a .m ., · Ja~~d,ay School , 9 ::;0 BETHANY ( Dorcas ) Oreci,or~ are required to file m•d• on the 1S1'h d•y c1f sc hool , J0 ·30 a .m ., worsh ip even ing ser· .. HIJQhes , supt.; Wo rsh ip , 9 :30 a .m , Church . Dec:emb•r 1973, 10 :00 A M , a t th•ir c la ims wiH'I u !cr ' ldiJ<: Iarv School 10.30 a .m 7 30 p .m . Bible study , Wed - Wednesda • 1c e, 7: 30 p .m . r nesday , 7· JO p.m . Sa turda y Y evenJn .church and Office Supplies. Gilts the Court Houte of Me lt;u wltMn tour months . 9 prayer CARMEL Worship , 11 nrght prayer service. 7:30p .m . mee ting , 7 : 30 Dated th is LJrd day ot The Store With A Heart 99 County , Oh io. for thll' Jo~nu•rv Mill St. Middleport a .m ; 1st and 3rd Sundays ; HEMLocK G~ R o v E prayer service e/ ·hmT Your ·, Racine Ph. 949.3342 Trtrm 1t73 Of tr.e C.ommtm P' leas. PIIO'Yf:mber 1973 Church Sc hool , 10 a m .. CHRISTIAN Roger Walson , FA 1 tot v c:.,. c ..u.e~d~\o.:. 1 Court of Mt!JOS County . APPLE GROVE - Worship , pastor ; Ray Whaley , supt ,; CHURCH , Letart, w. Va ., f<t. M"nn~ng 0 We-bste r, 7·30 i) .m . f1rst and third Sun . Morning worship , 9 :30 a .m .; 1. Rev . George Hosc;har, Probale Judge days Frf'et.lnd 5 Nau lt Church school. 9 : 30 ~hurch school , 10 .30 a.m .; pastor Sunday School 9:30 of u ld Countv am . ; prayer L1uret1 E Hotfmtn meet1ng , firs! young people's mr1ultinQ, 6:30 a .m . Pr•yer and Bible study COMMON PLEAS COURT Comm Js.t iontn. Wednesday, 7:30pm . P~OBATf DIVISION Meats and Groceries ' of JurOTi EAST LETART - Worsh ip . Pm -; even ino worshrp , 7:JO 7:3 0 p . m . Cottage Prayer p,nr • {•;. \1\ r •.;"l•sday , Serv ice Tuesday 10 a . m . f12t 1. He. Syracuse. 0 . Ph. 992-3986 f11~ )f) TS/1.~~~~~~TY , OHIO 1 10 p .m ., second and fourth 7·Jo Middleport Pomeroy . p rTI Worship Sendee, Thursday Syn deys ,· Ch~rch SChOO l, 9:30 7 : 3~ p .m . · ~~~:aa.,y ~·~~~:'n~l·w:~:~ip~ ;;:i~ t - The Daily Sentlnel,Mid<Qeport-Pomeroy,O.,Dec. 7,1973 ~=~~ Cardiologist employed SECOND EDRION ;==========================================================~=:;=~~~~=.;::== lNG • Tbe Ohio Edacalloa • .. AlatdaUoa ~• aaaa1l repreoeatallve auembly - epellell bere Tbunclay with ' • abtat 1,201 dele111H ex- peeled to reaew tbetr • demand lor a collecllve • bar1alala1 law for Oblo .. teacllen. • The thfte..day coaveatloo, • oulllde Columbaa for the I4!CUd COIIIOCatlve year, ls bela& beld at the Edlria J. SINlHE Thoma• PerlormiDS Arts Jlall 011 lhe campuo of the UDivenlty ol AkrGD. ..' .~ ·~ ·What AGreat Gift Idea PONY PACKAGE Memorial to 'be entered FrHA will . wmtenze 1 rural homes SEARS P. J. PAULEY, AGENT MONTGOMERY WARD THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS LOAN CO. HAYMAN'S THE DAILY SENTINEL MARK V STORE SWISHER & LOHSE LODWICK'S MARKET ROYAL OAK PARK OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. GAUL'S MARKET GOEGLEIN READY MIX MAYER HILL BARBER SHOP ROSEBERRY'S. SERVICE STATION ' WAID CROSS SONS STORE ••• • VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. SMITI1 NELSON MOTORS RIDENOUR SUPPLY . ' I HEINER'S BAKERY M&R FOODLINER GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN BEN FRANKLIN STORE . -·NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE F. J. WALlACE JEWELERS R:v RACINE FOOD MARKET MEIGS TIRE CENTER • MEIGS TIRE I I """ ALIGNMENt · CENTER . ~ . Pony Saddle In either ShoTan Brown or Bla ck with full floral design. 12" padded seat, J/,. double rigging, square skirts. with rounded c orners . For this Special Package, we are including a Bridle, Mar. llngale, No . 303 Pony Saddle Blanket •. Colt Pony Brush, No . 369 Plastic · Curry Comb, a mane comb . and a hoof pick. both In unbreakable pla stic. The suggested re tail for this . complete package is 85 .00 Less 10 pet. 8.50 · 76.50 MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE SADIE'S MARKET - ' ~­ ••• •• • ALSO··· •• • • Pony Saddle Outfit, Pony Halter, Pony Blanket, Colt Brush, Curry Comb, Mane "• • ~ Comb, Hoff Pick . ' •• • •• MODERN SUPPLY 992-2"4 399 W. Main St. Pomeroy • • • :• The Store with "All Kinds of Stuff" For Pets, Stables, Large & Small Animals . Lawns and Gardens. 1 •• • •• "• • •' ••• •• ' ••• " ~ • w •• ' ••• automobile accident death there will be patients dying from cardiovascular disease. In other words , 60,000 deaths occur on our highways while nearly 600,000 tleaths occur each year from heart attacks. It is estimated thai some S:tr 55,000 heart patients will die in transportation from their home or office to the bospital. The appalling 'statistlc is even more astounding when consideration is given ID the fact that almost a NELSONVIlLE United Methodists of the Athens District were challenged by their bishop Wednesday night to broaden and deepen tbeir role as Christians - to "mak• the world" their parish_ Bishop F. Gerald Ensley, Columbus, recent bishop of the Ohio West Area, addressed more than 380 men and women in the Hoelting Valley Motor Lodge, Nelsonville. It was the last in a series of 14 Churchmanship Dinners the bishop addre..ed last month and this. 'lbe bishop said, uwe've got A Christmas bazaar and bake sale will be held Monday at the Mount Moriah Baptist Church, corner of Main and Fourth, Middleport, by the women of the church. The bazaar will begin at 10 a.m. and continue throughout the day. A variety of homemade items and decorations along with baked goods and candy will be for sale. MEETING CHANGED MASON - Lewis Gilland, president of Wahama Athletic Boosters, announced today that the Boosters will· meet Dec. 10at 7:30p.m. at Wahama gym instead of Dec. 24. A hometown friend. other races and colors, how w~ use our time, our talents, our World is my parish," the senior active bishop of Un.i ted Methodism lifted up three areas for church people to consider in making this an actuality. "We've got to have a world for all people. In John 3: 16 we find that 'God so loved the world .. .' not just the white man, nor the black man; not the rich or the poor, the intelligent .or the unlearned GOd loved the w,hole world, all of mankind . "The whole of .life is our parish. We are to be concerned about the way people Jive. Our religion is addressed to all conditions of life aod the total behavior of mankind. •• peaceful solutions." · As to the church, he said that 5 PIECE GROUP ••• • Featuring ~ ••• •• .•- DIANA : = Vocalist :• ..• ., SAtuRDAY - NIGHT 10 TIL 2 ••• ••• •• • THE MEIGS INN •"' • •• ~ •• 992-3629 I POMEROY •• - WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! back as an influence in society. "And it will come back again," he said, adding, ''Our aim is to 18' SCOTOi PINE make the world Christian here and now. What we should be doing today is going everywhere in the world and introducing people to Christ. For Christ belongs to all mankind . And here at home, our basic concern sbould be to change the moral atmosphere GARLAND ' $' 59 of the country." In conclusion, he contended, "In the measure we show love at the GENERAL ELECTRIC STEAM AND DRY IRON dinner $ 88 represented nearly 200 local United Methodist Churches in the district. Bishop Ensley has now spoken in all14 districts of his jurisdictioo, wbere he has addressed more than 6,000 of Aaron Kelton, Pomeroy, direcror of Region 11, Ohio Association of Garden Clubs, has selected her secretary and treasurer for the region. They are Mrs. Karl Grueser, Minersville, a member of the Wildwood Garden Club, secretary; and Mrs. Robert contact treasurer. MODEL ·' NO.CM4 NO. F63 Names officers Mrs . EACH MODEL than 1,400 local churches in western Ohio. 7' SCOTCH PINE MAITEL'S . CHRISTMAS TREES HI-DOTTIE DOLL $ 88 chairwoman, ' Hauler charged with pollution COLUMBUS (UP!) Pollution charges have been filed against -~· J. Weigand, Inc., Dover, Ohio, a chemical hauling !jervice, for dumping cbemicals, oils and grease into a tributary of Sugarcreek, which Oows across Weigand property. "This is a simple case of pollution of an Ohio stream which is clearly a violation of the Ohio • Water Pollution Control Act," said state At· torney General William J. Brpwn. "Conviction could result in a fine of not more than $25,000 and imprisonment for not more than one year." •PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES Herbert • Jerald, Point ' Pleasant; Mrs_ James Gerlach, daughter, Middleport; Mrs. Paul Wood, son, Point Pleasant; Patricia Meadows, Apple Grove; Mrs. William Stewart · and son, Point 'Pleasant; Mrs . Charles Casto, Ma~on; Lawson McCoy, Ewmgton; Mrs. Jack Stegall, Gallipolis; Jake Jeffers • • Glenwood, and Douglas Freeman, Cbeshlre. FISHER·PRICE · LADIES' PLAY FAMILY 'CAMPER ACRYLIC SCUFFS CHOICE OF COLOR '5'! 00 ~ PAIR 200 CT. PKG • 20 LITE SET SARAN MINIATURE ,TREE LIGHTS ICICLES REG. 39' FLOWERS We Wire Ftowers Everywhere 992·2039 PKG. Pom'eroy Flower Shop Mrs_ Mil lord Van Motor Ph. 991-2039 Ph. 992-5721 I REG. Sl,()() PLASTIC PHOTO CUBE For All Octasions ,, I 00 history shows it has had " dips" but that it has always come • •• • '• : 19" COLOR TELEVISION $ the Bend 0' the River Garden Club and former Meigs County TALLOW RIDGE •• :::::::: Kuhn, Pomeroy, a member of '- LIJIE ENTERTAINMENT AT THE MEIGS • 700 W.. MAIN ST., POMEROY, 0. t:'l>"XB PRICES GOOD FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND We've got to make the (See page1121 •• advan ced world of time our parish past, present, future. Too many people today think our world's problems are new. Yet the fact is, they are as old as mankind. We've got a NOW generation. It's a jittery, anxious generation. And the remedy for that condition is a knowledge of the past which can help us live in the present and plan wisely for the future ." Citing the civil war In Ireland, where he visited recently, Bishop Ensley pointed out, "These people have been at war for 300 years. But just now is the church getting around to urging them ID sit down and talk with one anotber Protestants and Catholics and to find 1 •• •~ and famous declaration, "The his constituents froin more ~ ;• telemetry cardiac eare in its service next year. day, how we treat persons of pastors ~ •• ••• voice communication it is possible !D place the (lbysician via radio at the patient 's side. SEOEMS plans ID · include an obligation toward our world, in this world, God will show His its welfare, what men do in it.1 love in His world." Rev . James McCormack, It's going ID be a tough future if superintendent of the Athens we don't do something." He reminded his con- District, presided . The in· stltutents that "god is Lord not vocation was given by Rev. just of the church but of all of Roy Ballard, pastor of the life," and added, "He is in· Nelsonville Church. Key lay people and their terested in bow we live day by Using as his topic, "When the World Becomes Our Parish," stenuning from John Wesley's PLAN BAKE SALE half of these patients might be brought to the hospital alive if improved medical diagnostic facilities (telemetry ) were on board the ambulances. With such facilities and radio Bishop challenges area Methodists resources.'' Meigs Chapter, Order of DeMolay, will hold a Christmas Bazaar beginning at 9 a.m. Saturday in the baoemenl of the Masonic Temple in Middleport. Sarah Moshier, Gallipolis artist, will do charcoal portraits as a special feature of the bazaar. ~ •• • Arrangements to enter a memorial for Laura Shafer in the Missionary Tidings magazine were made dwing the Tuesday night meeting of the Women ' s Missionary Society of Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. Mrs. Marguerite Leifheit had devotions with Mrs . Iva Powell giving the Christmas program. There was scripture by Mrs. Jean Write and a prayer by Mrs. Tina Jacobs. Others attending were Mrs. Amber Lohn, Mrs. Donna Gilmore, Mrs . Bernice Jeffers, Mrs . Doris Buckley and Mrs. Shirley Frieod. TO HOW BAZAAR The Mothers Club of the "• SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR Southeast Ohio's Emergency Medical Service ( SEOEMS) has annOWlCed lhe hiring of a consultant cardiologist ID aid in the Implementation of telemetry into its communications and training systems. . Telementry (s the radio sending of vital signs such as electrocardiogra(lb ( ECG or EKG)_ Dr. Gary J. Anderson, Assist11nt Professor of Medicine and Research As!ociate, Krannert Institute of Cardiology at Indiana University has been retained as a consultant 1D SEOEMS and will be in the area on Thursday and Friday of this week, meeting with (lbysicians and hospital administrators to discuss coronary care in SEOEMS ambulances. Statistics show that for each el2 TO 8 SUNIMY ~ SEWNG FAST �/ , R esul ts 10 - Th<·n•uiJ &·ntlll<' I. Mtddlepor\·Pomeroy,U . 0..'< . 7, 1973 Sentinel Classifieds Get WANT ADS INFOW:MATION Notice DEADLtNE$ .S P M Day B~fore PubltCilllo• Monday Dead line fa rn Cancellation - Corr~ct•ons w tU be accepted until 9" m tor Oay of P~tb hc at t on • REGULATIONS The Publ tsher reserves the right to ed tt or retect any ads deemed obtect•ona t The Publ•sher wtll not be res.pon more than one '" Stble for correc t •nsertlon For Want Ad Service Scents per Word one tnsert•on Mmtmum Charge $1 00 cents consecul!~o~e GUN Shoot. Sunday, Dec 9 1973, 1 p m Mile Htll Road Factory choked gum; only Assorted mears Sponsored by Racme F1re Department 11 4 4IC ' per word insertions three fOr pelSOR Stephen C. Snowden days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S2 00 for SO word m '" •mum Ea ch add•f•Onal word 3c BtiNDADS Add1ftonat 2Sc Charge per Adverttsement OFFICE HOU~S 8 30 ~ m to 5 00 p m Da l ly , 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon Sat~rday Wanted To Buy NO 1 Copper , 70c, Rad tators , 33c. brass . JOe , battenes , 90c M A Hall , ReedSVIlle Phone 37 8-6249 Beef H tdes , SS 12 7 tft cAsH patd Card of Thanks 1 WISH to thank the staff ot Holzer Med ic al Center Hospttal , Dr Walker , tht" nurses and Bro Fred Htll for thetr k tnd sennces durmg my stay tn the hosp ital 1 also w tsh to thank my fr tends , relattves. and netghbors for thetr cards flowers, and get wel l WIShes , and all who v1s1ted me Hatt1e Fischer, R D 3. Pomeroy . OhtO 12 7 ltp -------------Notice SHOOTING MATCH Rl!llc ne Gun Club, Sunday , Dec 9, 1 p m Assorted meats, Fac tory choked guns only 12 6 2tc SHOOTING MATCH, Forked Run Sportsman Club , noon Sunday, factory choked guns only 12 6 3tc THE Telephone number of Sylvta C Carman , Pomeroy, Rt 2. Is a worktng number 12 6 4tC SHOOTI N G MATCH Corn Hollow Gun Club. turn first r1ght after Miles Cemet ery, Rutland Factory choked guns only Sunday December 9, 1 p m 12 6 Jtc tor all makes and models of mobtle homes ~ Phone area code 614 423 9531 4 1l tf c OLD turntture , oak tables , clocks. ICe boxes. bras' beds , dtshes or complete households Wr1te M D M1ller, Rt 4, Pomeroy , Ohto , call 992 6271 • s lJ tft -----1------.. . - STEEL, cast tron , etc 4297 Call 985 11251fc Help Wanted LADY TO HELP WITH LIGHT HOUSEWORK A ND COOKING FOR OLDER COU PLE WITH MILD ILLNE SS REFERENCES CALL 992 7880 12 7 3t c -------------- CAR hop wanted. also k1tchen help Apply m person Crow's Steak House 112710tc BOOKKEEPE~. PAYROLL full time emrtoymelit Ex perlence help ful Cal l for tntervieW apporntment. N ISCO 742 4311, Ext 241 11 30 7tc SALESMAN OR AGENT WANTED SHOOT IN G MATCH, Horner TEXAS Otl Company needs good man over 40 tor short Htll Gun Club, Rt 143 , Sun trips surrounding Mrddleport day, Dec 9. 12 noon Factory Pomeroy area Contact choked guns only customers We trarn Atr miltl 12 6 Jtc B E Dickerson , Pres , South western Petroleum Co rp , Ft Worth, Tex NOVEL. TY Fabnc Shop, 230 12 6 3tc Washtngton Blvd, Belpre . OhtO Polyester kn its , $2 49 per. yard. sweater terry kntts , Sl 29 per yard New sh1pment of cra ft suppli es Complete line of Necch 1, Wh i te , and 6A vw BUG. runs good Phon .. 992 5236 or 992 59 10 after 5 National sewing machines pm Open Sundays noon 1111 5 12 5 6tc Daily 10 till 7 p m till Auto sales ChriStmas ....__ -------------12 6_ 3tc 1964 CHEVY Pickup Call 949 _____ 49J5 DUE to 111 health The Court Street Cab wdl go out of bus1ness the lOth of December tf not sold Will sacnftce for $5 500 Ca ll 992 71 16 Thanks for all the patronage over the p ast years 11 298tp HAVE YOUR trophy mounted, d ee r heads , small an1mals, and btrds Howard Birchfield, Mulberry Street Rutland Phone 742 683 1 11 26 tfc KOSCOT KO SMET I CS & WIGS Spectals each month We will gladly show you our lme of Kosmetics tn the prtvacy of your ttome at your con venten ce Remember Chr1st mas 1s not far away ~o phone Helen Jane Brown 992 5113 11 9 tfc CHRISTMAS TREES Locally Grown Sheared Scotch Pi n~s BRADFORD'S Brownell Ave . Middleport, 0 . POMEROY, OHIO 12 6 2tp for saiP. CLOSE OUT on new Ztg Zag Sewtng Machtnes For sewmg s tret c h fabrtcs , buttonholes , fancy destgns etc Pa1nt slight ly blemtshed Cho1ce of ca rrying case or sewmg stand S49 80 cash or terms available Phone ~92 2984 12 5 ttc -------------ELECT R0 LUX sweeper deluxe model Comple te wtth all c l ean mg attachments and uses paper bags Sltgh tl y used but cleans and looks like new Wdl sell for $37 25 cash or terms available Phone 992 2984 12 5 tfc PIGS for sa l e Phone 742 3842 12 6 3tc FLOR IDA tru 1t. Hamlin see dless oranges, navel oranges. Whtte and pmk grapefrutt Can be p tcked up now at the Merg s Vo Ag department or the former Dr Butnmus home, or call 992 2737 or 992 2158, or contac t any FFA member i1265tc 8FAT Hamp sh1rehens 75cents each Eugene Co lem an, 742 5979 12 6 3tc . ---~----------- -------------- TEAFORD It I qil H l• . Pome r oy. O h 10 • LADY tCI care for elderly woman or wtll do llght housekeeptng Must l1ve 1n Call J78 6319 12 6 6tp It's Sn,ow Ti~e T.ime! CO-OP COUNTRY SQUIRE 120 Pos1t1ve Stop and Go In Mud &Snow SI~ES furn1lure, 1ncludmg stove and refngerator 2 bedrooms, bath, carpor t R 1ver lot Only $10 500 00 WAY OUT One acre, 2 bedrooms, F A furnace, T P water Just $4,000 00 -------------- IN STOCK Let Us Install Now! =.------------- , SUPER SERVICE STA 9 .. :-Jack W. CarSey, Mgr. Phone 992 -9932 AT LAST APT SI ZE REFR IGER ATORS $45 up Other models from $19 95 Excellent selectton gas ranges several el ectrtc ranges . new used furntture Manygtfl Items , toys . Strack Tapes NEW $199 KU HL 'S BARGAIN CEN TER. Rt 7, " at cau tton l ight " TUPPERS PLAINS (open everyday except Monday) 12 2 6tc SHE ARE D WHITE PINE X mas trees , needles really stay 01'1 1 KUHL ' S BARGAIN CE NTER , Rt 7, " at cau t 1on ltght" Tupp ers Platns 12 2 18tc --~----------- 19 HEAD of Horses Register ed Ten n Walking Horses, Reg1s tered Quarter Horses Gr ade Horses, and Ponies S40 and up Ca ll 367 7481 or 388 999 1 12 4 10tc 1972 350 NOVA SS Excel l ent cond1t1on Call 992 5196 after 5 pm 12 4 6t c REDUCE - exC"ess flUid S Wtlh Fluldex - Lose wetght w1th Oex A D 1et capsu l es at Nel son Drugs 12 7 ltp ---~---------- SINGE R sewmg ma chtnes 197 2 model tn beauttful walnut ca bmet Makes des1gn sht c hes . Zt9 zag , buttonholes , blind hems, etc L tke new Only $89 95 Call Ravenswood 273 9521 or 273 9893 after oo 12 7 tfc s -------------8 HEAD Holst et n 1st ca lf He tfers All m productton, S5,000 For fu rt h er 10 tormat 1on cal l 9.49 3777, Rac tne , OhiO aft er 8 p m 12-7 6tc -------------- LOTS ur cnrysa nthemum s for sate, fJeld grown We only have one co lor - yellow 10 bunches for $5 We have some out tn ful l bloom, some lUSt budd t1l9 Reynolds Flower Shop , Mason , w va Ca ll 773 · 5U7 926tfc 1 -------------For Rent -' -......------------- -------------- ·-------- ------- -------- -------------- s -------- -------------- - ------------ -------------r . ~ ~ Notice on F1llng of Inventory and Appra1sement Probate Court The State ol Oh 1o, Me,gs County . To the Execu t or of the estate , to such of the follow1ng as are restdents of the State ot OhtO viz - the survtvmg spouse , the nex t of ktn, the benef 1ctanes <~ "lder th~ wrll , and to the at 1u rney or attorneys rep re sentrng any of the aforementioned person s No 21034. Lawrence A Sm 1th, De ceased , Pomeroy . Oh1o R D , Salrsbury TownShiP You are hereby not tfled that the Inventory and Ap pr.f!l lsement ot the estate of the •torement toned, dec~ased . late of satd County , was f 1led In thts Court Satd Inventory and Appraisement w ill be for h~anng before thiS Court on th e 21st day of December , 1973, 111 10 00 o'clock A M Any p£rson desln ng to tlle excepttons thereto must file them at le-ast f rve days pnor to the date set for htar.ng Gtven under my hand end seal of sa id ..:ourt , th is Sth day ot December 1973 Mannmg D. Webster Judge 1nd ex -ctticio Cfertl: of ntd Court By Ann 8 Wahon, Deputy c ;erlt ( ' H7 , 1~,2tc 1)76~ CARPE NTER work , masonry work , general remodeltng by hour or contract Phone 993 2 APARTMENTS - Rent one. live rn th e other Corner lot m 3511 11226tp town $13.500 00 or what would you g1ve-;1 IN TERIOR pamtmg by hour or LARGE HOME AND RENTAL con tract Phone 992 5083 12 .4 7tc - In Mtddleport on good street One acre of n1ce lay i ng land WILL HAUL coal m Metgs and Asking $17 ,500 00 Mason area 638 E Mam PRIVACY - In town but over Street , Pomeroy 12 _. 4tc one acre Has 2 bedroom house w1th gas F A furnace N1ce EXPER I ENCED - patnTe r ln'terlor and extenor Phone shade trees Only $11,500 00 FURNISHED - Starl r~ght, on 985 3951 12 5 26tp th1s great buy. 2 bedrooms, bath , n1ce kttchen, and porch In Pomeroy Only $15,000 00 AM FM rad 10, stereo, 8 t ra ck tape combtnat10n , 4 speaker sound sys tem Balance $103 49, or use our budget 2 LA R-GE cornerlots for rent or lease See at 291 Sycamore terms Call 992 3965 Street Middleport , Oh10 or 12 2 6t c ca 11 992 2324 1263tc 'GR.OC ERY business for sare ' Butldmg f or sale or lease Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m FURNISHED two bedroom to 10 p m for appotntment mo b ile home on Spring 3 20 ffc Avenue tn Pomeroy Call - - - - -- - - - - - - - - t Sunday or even ings , 992 3429 12 6 Jtp COAL FOR SALE JAYMAR COA L COM PAN Y THE MEIGS & GALLIA LINE , TRA ILE R In Syracuse on STA TE ROUTE 7 AT large lot Adults only Call CHES HlRE . OPEN 7 AM 992 3525 Till 6 30 PM 5 DAYS A 12 4 tfc WEEK PHONE 992 5693 12 3 5tc 7 ROOMhVuse wtlh bath Phone 698 4499 12 -7 Jt c WE HAVE all your upholstery needs, Burlap , denim , c am bnc, foam glue , ZIPPers, MODERN 2 bedroom furnished upstatrs apartment $75 per tack mg stfl p , spnngs and month , no pets deposit cl 1ps. c h i pboard . button requtred Robert Hill , Racine, tWine, sew tn g thread , legs , 949 3811 upho lstery books. dacron , 11 -30 8tc webbmg, sp r mg twtne , tacks , wel t cord , cotton, swt\lel bases and foam , foam , foam 1-'RIVAtt: m~e1mg room tor Pomeroy Recovery , 622 East any organ1zatton , phone 992 Mam St reet. Pomeroy Phone j 3975 992 7554 ' I _ _ _ _ _ _ ___; 3_ l1 _ tfC 11 20 26tc :i AND 4 ROOM furntShed and · unfurn tshed a partm ents;1. NEW LARGE reclm lng ch a tr s Phone 992 5434 '" vmyl materta l , buy now or 412tfc lay away fo r Ch r is tm as OnlY , ) $89 95 Swtvel ro ckers tn , Mason . w Va , ve rvet , nylon , and prtnfs that TRAILER couple only, phone 992 5693 make a wonderful gift for ll -16tfc your Wtfe Only $69 95 A ll ~;,.:; 1tems caSh and carry or 60 day lay away Pom eroy APART MENT for rent Phone 742 6551 or 992-2550 Recovery , 622 E Matn, 12 2 6t c Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 ' 11 20 26tc sMALL tral!;;:~deaifor couple --~- ----- -----10 m 11es north of Pomeroy UPHOLSTERY Fa brics by the S75 per month Ca ll 992 7479 yard 5.4 mches wtde as low as 11 23 -lfc Sl 95 per yard , velvets as low as S3 45, Imported vel\lets , S9 95 We also have nylon , 1 SI NG LE bed apartment In M 1ddleport Shar~ batl1 Call hercu lon , cotton pr1nts . after 5 p m 992 3173 vinyls, and remnants, by the 12 4tp yard or by the p1ece Pomeroy Recovery , 622 East Ma in , 3 BEDROOM house tn Pomeroy Phone 992 755 _. Pomeroy Living room , 11 20 26tc dining room, some wall to wall carpeting , fireplace , full FOAM to fill you;~;~~; and basement, 2 c:l!lr garage $130 cha1r cushtons as low as per month Phone 1 (304) 743 510 95 , Upholstery books only 6326 SOc "' mch covered foam 12-5 6tc mattresses for standard s 1ze bed S29 95, Pam eroy Recovery , 622 E Ma 10 , TRAILER , Brown 's Trailer Park Phone 992 3324 Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 12 5 tfc II 20 26tc -------------- S· $5.000 00 NEARLY NEW - Mosl of lhe Real Estate For sale "WILD WOOD ESTATES " now offenng land sales for your f uture home Loca ted on Flat Woods Road , between State Routes 7 and 3J, ten minute drtve to Pomeroy 40'12 jlcres of rural l 1vmg W1lh all utillt tes available In a settmg of a tra nquil atmosphere where tall tre.:-s meet blue sk tes, rn an unspa tled part of rural Amer1cana n ever be f ore offered m our ar ea Ex elus ive, private, zoned for your protectton to restdent1al convent1onal homes, cost mg not less th~n S20 000 and up Raise your c h ildren in a back to natur e movement offermg clean country a1r , garden plots , h iking trat ls, huntmg oppor tun Jttes m your own area , and ten m tnutes from Royal Oak Park for other acttvtftes Landscapmg tree;5 already growtng on your futur e home Stte and nch soil p reva t iS everywhere , un touched by man ' s latest tn venttons Buy one acre, or more , to fl1 your future needs F ront ac re lots irontmg on hard surface road now available to buy for S3,000 per acre Mmt farms available tn 5 acre plot s tor $2,000 per acre Good land for future bu i lding sites ts hard to find and 1S fast d1sappear1ng m our area Buy your share of A m eri ca 1n an area w1th a great future and en1oy rural Amencana at its best You wtll agree that lt ls a " Parad tse Found " 30 m tnute dnve to new mtnes and Gavtn Plant GEORGE S HOB STETTER . JR REAL WE HAVE OVER 40 PROPERTIES FOR YOU TO SEE 3 ASSOCIATES IN TWO COU NTI ES, WHO HAVE JUST COMPLETED ANOTHE R REAL ESTATE COURSE AT RIO GRANDE COLLEGE Ht(t NL I,OhiOO N H tf!UOI.'f) !! AI llf<ll ASSO(Ii,JI ~ 992 -33 25 or 991 ·3b 15 FURNITURt I MATERIALS CO 173-SSS4 • • 1972 ARLINGTON 12x50 mob1le home , li ke new, two bedroom , parttally furntshed , carpeted 1ncludes ce ntral a1r con dlttonmg , underptnntng and awn 1ng FrnanCtng available , $4,000 Ca ll 1 30.4 773 5194 12 7 Jtc 1971 H ILLCREST, 3 bedrooms , cen tral atr condlttontng Call 992 5296 after 5 p m BERRY MILLER Mob tfe Home Sa les has a lot to offer when you start shopp mg for your mob tle home You can beat the h1gh deprectal1on you' l l have on your home for the first two years by shopp ing tor a late model l'Sed mobtle home Her e are some every day low prices 60xl2 Champton , $4 ,495 00 , 60 x 12 Rembrandt, $3.995 00 , 4 ESTATE BROKER . BOX 101 bedrooms , 50 x 12 Detrotter , POMEROY , OHIO , $4,795 oo, 44 x 12 Regent. PHONE 985 4186 after 4 S3 , 79S 00 , 65 x 12 Detrotter, pm S8 , 295 oo, 60 x 12 Wmston , 12 5 3t c $5,495 00 , 60 X 12 P M C , S5,99S 00 , ver y- nrce 65 x 12 6 ROOMS and bath , m town , Liberty , $4 , 500 00, 50 x 10 Sll,OOO Ca ll 992 3975> or 992 R•chardson. $2,600 oo , 55 X 10 257 1 V1ndale , $2 ,995 00. 35 x a 9 28 tfc Detro tter , $1 ,995 oo , 45 x: 8 Anderson , $-1 , 995 00 The se are mostly all l ate model homes and the pr 1ces mclude your delivery and com pl ete setup So for an honest to goodness gooel deal , stop tn today at Berry Mtller Mobile Home Sales, 705 Farson Street , Belpre , Oh1o , phone 423 9531, Closed Sundays 1266tc L1nes and Power Lines All work done by lhe foot or contract. Also dozer work and septic tanks tn· stalled Ph. 992. 5271 Lincoln H1ll Pomeroy, 0 . All work guaranteed Wtll remove at a reasonable charQe Calt 1 ~-=---:;:;;-----:: . 8 23 90tc ===-- DOZER and back hoe work. . ponds and septiC tanks , dlt c h rng senllce, top SOIL fill d1rt, l1mestone , B&K Escavattng Phone 992 5367 or 992· 3861 • 9 1 ttc , FRIOAY , DEC. 7, !971 News 3• .d, 6. 8, tO, IS , ABC News 13. Sesame Street 20. Adlenan Counseling Techniques 33 6 : 30 - NBC News 3, 4, 15 , ABC News 6, CBS News 8, 10, Hogan's Heroes 13 7. 00 - Truth or ConsequenceS J. 6 , Beot the Clock 4; News 10 ; Wha1's My Lme-;~ 8 , Wild K1ngdom 13 . l Spy IS , Electrrc Co 20, Course of Our Times 33 7· 30 - Porter Wagoner 3. HollywOod Squares 4 . To Tell The Truth6 , Conc4!!ntratton B, Wall Street Week 20 , New TrPasure Hunt 10 RP:.t thP nnrk 1~ How Do Your Children Grow 33. •· 00 - Sanford_ and~ SD!l 31 4, 15, Brady Bunch 13 . CZZit's Gtrls • 6. Rudolph , The Red Nosed Reindeer 8, 10 , Washington Review 20 . West Vlrg1ma Law lndlv•dual Pnvacy 33 8 30- G•rl wtth Somethmg Extra 3, 15 , Odd Couple 13 , The Wanderers 4, Stx Wtves of Henry VIII 6, A Trrbute to Jrm Croce 20 , Campus Scene 33 9 00 - Needles and Pins 3 15 Room 222 13 ; Ma~terptece Theater 33 , The HpmecomlnQ;-A Chnstmas Story 8, 10 , The Trial of Henry F1tpper 20 9 30 - Brtan Ke1th 3, 4, 15 , Adam's R1b 13 10· 00 - Dean Martin 3. 4, 15 . Love, American Style 13 , BillY GrahamCrusade6, News20 , Washington Week m Revtew33 10': 30 - Wa II Street Week 33 11 00 - News 3, 4, 6, 8. 10. 13. 15 . Janaki 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4, lS , Movies " Life at the Top" 8. " Dimension 5" 10 , ' Journey to the Cen1er of Ttme" 13 00 - M1dmght Special 3. 4. News 13 1 15 - Movie " The Trunk" 10 2 30 - Focus on Columbus 4 3 00 - News 4 OJjlon 8 To Is Monday thru Sat11rday 606 E Moun, Pomeroy , 0 . -- Johnies Beauty Salon NOV. SPEC Sl2 50 Perm. For Reg Ha1r sa.so ------------- _______,.______ Johnson Masonry & (Remodeling I 992-7608 SATURDAV,OECEMBER8 FREE EST 6 3o--TV Classroom 8, Kentucky Afield 13 , Fa1th for Today 10 .... 7... 10- Ne•ghbors 13 , Farm Front 4, Fun for Everyone 6 , Treehouse Club 8, 10 , Farm book 3 PRICE CONSTRUCTION, Roofing , spou tmg , k1tchens and bathrooms Complete remodel tng Phone 742 61.73 • 12 3 tfc 7 15-Woman's Pomt of V1ew 13 7. Jo---Man from COSI 10, Sesame St 20, Gospel 6, Abbott & J.JCostello8. Banana SplrtsJ . Dick Van Dyke4 , Treehouse Club I .,..--:::._------------ C BRADFORD , Aucftoneer Complete Se,..,lce Phon-e 949 3821 Ractne , Ohto Crt It Bradford s 1 tfc ----- ------ --~- P1 "tdt 2 2 s CHARLES R mtn t backhoe , footers , dra tn 742 6092 lC HA TFIELD~ ""' water lines , ltnes Phone 12618tc 1,.119<lpo11City - I Maytag • Aulomattcs 2 spte~ opera won (J\.oiCe of water ~mps Auto water level co ntrol L tn t Ftlter or Power Fin 'A.g1tator P@r'rna - Preu Maytav HafoofHut • Dryers ~ Surround clo thes w1th gentle, eve!'l h eat NO'hct spots \no o..-e r q,ry tng '~f n e Mesh Ltn F liter We Spec ia lite m MAY.TAG l j Your Favonte Country Musrc Stars Vrsrt On THE RALPH EMERY SHOW 4:30 TO 5:30 Monday thru Frrday On WMPO-FM STE.REO. 92.1 Middleport Pomeroy _ ' •10 . Flmtstones 8 1 From the , BulldolJ!r Radrator to the 1 ';,ma lleST H~ater Co~ ~ Nathan Btggs Radiator Specialist _ SMITH NElSON MOTORS, IN~ --------------- ' lJ &~Jake's Place 6 Lrdsvllle J. 4, 15 , Bugs Bunny 13 , Popeye tLNA and Wh1te sewing tACAVATING , dozer , loader and backhoe work, sept1c Machines Serv tce on all 1 tanks i nstalled / dump tru cks . makes Reasonabfe rates and 10 boys for htre. will hau l! The Sewtng Center, Mtd , 1 ftll d irt , top sotl limestone dleport. Ohto 1 and gravel Call Bob or Roger 1116tfc Ph "992 -2 174 Pomeroy _ Jeffers. day phone 992 7089, n1ght phone 992 3525 or 992 SEPTIC TANKS AROBoi: 5232 I SEWAGE SYSTEMS 2 11 tfc FOR FREE estimates on CLEANED, REPAIRED l!IIUm1num s1drng St orm MILLER SAN I TATION ,! Doors and W tndows, Car AN01unTnQ-;nd- repa-;;:mg STEWART, OHIO PH 662 ports , Marquees and Ralllng 1 Lane oan1e1s. 259 Broadway , 3035 Phone Charles Lisle , Mtddleport Phone 992 2082 10 4 tfc Syracuse. Ohio Carl Jacob 12212tp ------~~ - - - Sales Repres~ntattve v v 1 G & E appltance rePlm Phonf ---- --- -~ ----Johnson and Son , Inc TANK S cleaned at the shop, 992 3802 or 949 · st:PTIC 6 22 tfc Modern San ttatton, 992 3954 or 4254 992 7349 11 26 26tp MIX~ -CONC RETE 10 23 tfc delivered ngttt to your SEWING~ MACHINES Repa l~, serv1ce , alt makes 992 228.4 RON SHEPARO F loor. Wall ~~~!~c!•,:sas~~~~eea9s: j ~e4~t Remodeling , CeramiC t il e The Fabrtc Shop, Pomeroy Goeglem Ready M1x Co ,1 baths Box: 280, Ru tlan d 7_.2 . AuthOriZed Stnger Sales and Middleport Ohio 3664 §erviCe We Sharpen Scissors ) 6 30 ttc 6 26 ftc 3 29 tfc =:=--:::.-c:.-,::;--- - - - - - - SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED SWEE PE R repatrs parts , WILL tr 1m or cut trees and REASO N ABLE rates Ph ,t46 shrubbery Also , clean out supplies , 446 0294 , 10 a m 5 p _. 782 , Gallipolis. John Rud'el 1 basements . attiCS , etc Call m Oav1s Vacuum Cleaner ": Owner and Operator 949 3221 or 742 444 1 1 Store, Georges Creek Road , 12 t· • 1121301c next to Bob's C B Rad10 Sales - - -.....,..---= -I 12 6 lt c O' DELL Al 1nement work can ..:~e done by appotnlment only at AUTOMOBILE Insurance been MOBILE home repatr. Elec present t tme , due to illness In 'trlcal plumbmg and heating 1 cancelled? Lost your lam dy Phone tor ap Pt10rk 992 5858 operator ' s license Call 992 ' pomtment 742 J232 7·1S Ire' 7428 11251fc 1 6 15 tfc - - - - - - - - - - - - - --. • ~------- cy --;, -=:- - -------- ------ 8 JQ--Inch H1~h Pnvale Eye 3, 4, 15 , Yogt ' s Gang 13 . Huck & ,, Yog i 6 , Batley Come ts 8. Mister Rogers 20 9 Oo-Sesame St 20, Addams Fam1ly 3, 4, 15 , Super Friends 6, 13 . Mov1e 8, 10 9 JI}--Emergency J , 4, 15 10 OQ--Eiec Co 20. Butch Cassidy 3, .4 , 15 , Lass ie's Rescue Rangers 6, 13 My Favorite Mart1ans 8, 10 io 3()-Star Trek 3, 4 15 , Goober and the Ghost Chasers 6, 13. Jeannre 8, 10. Zoo:n 20 11 OQ-Sesame St 20 Stgmund & The Sea Monsters 3, 4, 15, -~ Brady K1ds 13. 6. Speed Buggy 8, 10 11 3Q-Pmk Panthers 3, 4, 15 , M1sston Magi c 13, 6, Mos1e and " ' the Pussycats rn Outer Space 8, 10 1~. 0o-Jetsons J, 4, 15 , lns1de Out 20, Movte 13 Bowlmg 6, - Wh at's the Energy Cns1s All About"> 8, 10 12 .3o-Go3. 4,1 5. TBAB . Fat Alberi iO 1\d)O- Beat!es 3, AmeriCan Bandstand 6, 13, D1ck Van Dyke 4, \1. Pro Football Pre Game 8 , Ted Mullms 10 Pro Ten n iS 15 1_. 15....... Bob Dantels J Pro Footba ll 8, 10 1·JQ--Gramblm Football 4 NFL Game of the Week 3. College Football 6, 13 2~.oo-Wagon Tratn 3 2 ao-Amer lca 4, Nursi ng Process 15 3:::QO-Bonanza 15 3t<39-Pro Foot ball Pre Game 3, 4 '\,oo-Audubon Wildlife Theater 33 , Pro Foo t ball J, 4, 15 , Famous Classtc Tales B. 10 4 Jo-Antlques 33 , TBA 6, 200 MPH Barner 13 ~ r OO-Sew1ng Sktlls Tatlor~ng 33 , Wrest11ng 8. Lass 1e 10 , W•de l• World of Spor ts 6, 13 5 30- Makmg Thtngs Grow 33 An1mal World 10 6 QO-LIIItas Yog.;~ and You 33 , News a. Mov 1e "You Came Along '' 10 ·l.~6 1 ;lo-.Beve rly Hillbillies 8, Marshall Un1vers1ty Report 33 , ~"News 6 z , oO---Hollywood Squares 3, Catch 33. News 4, Hee Haw 6, 8, Lawrence Welk 15, 13 7t JO-That Good Ole Nashvtlle Mu s 1c 3, Sm1thson 1an Puppets Rutland Love at ftrst s1g ht IS a con a lot of time money! AND 1t will be ;"L.ov·E AT FIRST S IGHT~ WbiEN YOU INSPECT ONE THE SE HOME S DISPERSAL SALE Just off Rl. 33 - A NEW HOME and 17 ,AC RES 3 lovely bedroom s, doubl e closets. Modern colored bath with shower Mom the k1t chen has 29 ft cabtnets, range and Ref. and a large dm l ng area Laundry room Carpeting 2 car garage, 25x30, Barn 20 x42 New fences /WJde just for you 28 New Homes To Be SOLD At USED and REPOSSESSED PRICES ro make room for the many new units <rrriving in Jan., 1974. DELAYED DELIVERY AVAILABLE With the exception of a small deposit. and the family, Dad . $22,500 TUPPERS PLAINS MUST SELL AT ONCE h ere's the buy of a lifetime, 3 yrs old, 3 B R wtth closets, modern bath , lovely k1tc:hen, lots of c:::abn~ts & range , large dining area, utility room , carport. c:::.,rpe.ted throughout, all electric, NO MONEY NEI!DED U""TIL JANUARY 1974 $16,000 SYRACUSE - OWNER HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED This home just over 2 years old Hardwood floors, car pet1ng. drapes Lovely kitchen with range, lots of cabi nets, too Laundry room 1 YEARGUARANTEE BEST SERVICE IN OHIOVAII . EY Modern colored bath with shower 3 nice bedrooms Ca rport You can move now - spend xmas In your own MIUER HOMES home $21 ,000 LET US SELL YOUR PROPERTY. HENRY E. CLELAND YOUR FRIENOLY BROKER 992-2259 It no answer 992-2568 DOWNTOWN BELPRE OHIO I • 1:'~ 7 .2 rn ll-7 your partner b1d s four spades. What do you do now 1 [ 0 J ':::;;:;;~iiiii~~~iii~~~ 'ASHRIP! -' lk=SIIIPIISE ==AIISWIII == Iln'-'! Plill '. . lr ._ Jumb1ell: SWOOP · . J972 DOWN 1. To the mark pomt 5. Jl~ounda - tton 10. AmerJcan mventor 2. Redden 3- Seasonal song (4 wds ) II. Able to 1. Old Turk Hy 12. Palm leaf 13. Gunther Ish tttle 5. Mistake 6. Smger Hibbler II. --Acuff 15. Mming 7. Well word Yesterday's Answer 11. Small bird 15. Bugbear 18. 1' horse!" ( 2 wds ) 21. Rainless 22. Procedure 23. Love slory 21. Uncover and others find known visitor 16. Never (Ger ) 17. Set on (2 wds ) 8. George Sand motion novel 19. Faucet 20. - Wolfe 21. 9. Become precipl tous 22. ~~nb~~rgh li-,;= 24.-- Keoth 25. Coty of !talla 26. Secular 26. Loafers don't need them 28. Actress Uta 29. Venerate 30. Candle 35. Black cuckoo 36. Shrmk· lng 27. Former boxer, Lee-28. Construe · tlon worker (2 wds.) 31. "Sack" 32. Expert 33. Odalls· que's chamber 3t. Htre 36. Spill 37. Dramatic segments 38.-- and hounds 39. Small finch 10. Belgoan r1ver I DATL Y CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It : Now arrange the circled letten the surprise arutwer, u CRYPTOQUOTES A I'I:E5PECTFUL rJ I I I ACROSS J. Healmg PO:SmON ON 1'HE 5TAFF 'WHOSADI 9 oo---Mary Tyler M oore 8, 10 The People of Peopl e's Ch1na 6, 13. Movie, " How to Comm1t Marnage" 3, -1, 15 9 3G--Bob Newhart 8, 10 · 10 Oo-CarQI Burnett 8, 10 , ,Pnff 6 , World ot Liberace 13, 'S Wonderful. 'S Marvelous, 1 S Gershw in 3 11 00-ABC News 6, 13, News 6, 13 , News 8, 10, 3, 4, M1dn1ght Spec1al 15 11 15- Movle, " Horror Island " 6 , News 13 I I 3G- Mov•e. "Shadow over Elveron " 3, " Tender Comrade" 4, " Barabbas" 8, "Say One For Me " 10 . " Monster from a Prehistoric Planet" 13 OG- Mov1es, " The Nun and the Sergeant" 4 " Voyage to a Prehtstor1c Planet' 13 2 3G-Mov •e. " To the Shores of Tnpoll " 4 News 13 4 OG-Mov 1e, "Ar m y Surgeon" 4 by THOMAS JOSEPH AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW One leller simply stands for another. In this sample A Is used lor the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the warda are all hints Each day the code letters are different. to form ITllJ -rrm auqeated by the above cartoon. QUEST (Aalwen lomorrowJ MYRIAD GAINED Anewer1 Why a joke NWHed lit e ( rrrpc11ler l o hurl hts lhrtmh - HE MISSED THE POINT QX QG BLFC MHDHC XLL HWCKB UPCQGXJWG HWCKB .- GLFCUH XL TL GPLR.QMV FMZMLEM Yeslerda7's Cryploqaole: SOCIETY DOES NOT PUNISH THOSE WHO SIN BUT THOSE WHO SIN AND CONCEAL NOT CLEVERLY.-ELBERT HUBBARD (© 1978 King Featur.a Syndicate, Inc.) ' EAST .JI09 5 • 87 +J 984 • ,\.) 106 543 .H ~, D • AK632 +t07 52 .KB S WEST .QB /1 .... ....... I Safety First costs no more NORTH • • A !nend and former associate at Mason has asked me to wrote my thoughla oo the National Football League specifically, the possibility of some !udgmg (no, make that By HELEN BOTTEL cheating) by some of the players. He c1tes the nwnber of mex· Keep Seore on Rejeclloos? plicable fwnbles, penalties and the hke whtch have cropped up Dear Helen : I have a way to cure .. cold" wives wJthoot expens1ve coun~ Ibis year, and suggesls maybe a little mvestigation ts m order. What I think about the NFL, televiStoo's greatest sporla box selling. ofhce, would fill this entire newspaper, and some of it would be Let the husband make up a tally sheet, w11h columns headed, "Too tired/' '"The k1ds might hear us/' "I've got a headach~," oot fit for prinl, but let's stick to the subject of game..throwmg, 1 ' You're drunk!", " I want to catch the late, late show," "Not poml-6having, etc .. 1. - I seriously doubt that any games are actuaUy thrown by now, Pve got work to do! u "how come you're so lovmg at mght 11 and so mean in the daytime?" ] ran out of p1lls," "Not while any team with even a prayer !or the eight...team playoff. The loot mother is visiting!'' ''I'm too sleepy m the mornmg,'' ''Sorry- involved, plus endorsements, personal appearances, etc., make the curse,'' ''Oh well, if you MUST ... " and ''Other_,, it just not worth the risk 2. - Point..ahaving, so a team doesn't wm by as many point.s Then add columns oo the opposite s1de for "Gold stars," as it should, Is a real possiblUty- and the worst thing is lhat it "Silver stars," "At least I tried .. " The husband's job " to keep track by check marks on can be perpetrate<! by almost any member of the team. in any situatioo. An obacure guard can jump offside on a crillcallhird· rejections or acceptances (if any), by his wile. At lhe end of each month he should discuss the ratings wilh down situation, or a defensive player can commit a flagrant foul to aid the opposition, changing the whole complexion of a game. her and make suggesl!ons for unprovements. (conversely, only ooeplayer m a baseball game can really When she IS faced wilh aU the excuses she makes w1thout thinking, she wlU WJdoubtedly shape up. and this could save a lot have an influence on the outcome of a game, m most cases -the pitcher. And even a crooked hurler who Jets the enemy roll up a:;. of marriages. - DIVORCED MAN 0 lead has no insurance his reliever won't be perfect and his Dear Divorced: teammates potent, Jeadmg to an embarrassing - !or him - 8-5 Don't COLin! oo ot! victory. That's why the wrre semces give us the names of Tell me, did you try thts oo YOUR wife before the divorce ? probably starting pitchers, to set up probably odds on any gtven The saymg, "There are no frigid women, only Inept (or In· sensitive) men ISn't always true, but lll YOUR case ... ?? - H. contest) 3. -People do bet on both baseball and football games, rot footbaU has a hundred more variables, as noted just above. Thus, Dear Helen. Here's another one wbo agrees with the 28-year-old vlrsin, cheating, espec;ially point-6having, is Infinitely easier. 4.- Temptation is greater, too, because lhe average pro PriScU!a. I am a sane, smgle male, age 28, not ex<:essively ugly, not a gridder is the lowest-paid athlete in major team sport.s, believe it woman bater, not a momma's boy, rot certainly a vrrgm! My wgmtty IS a direct result of my bachelor hood To me, sex out.s1de the permanent and sacred comrrutment of marriage would he purely physical, devoid of meaning, and a most vapid form of entertainment. People who claim sex is "essential to the matntenance of a IJV H[Nill AnNO L D , ,ul BOEJ I weD rounded personality" or other such hogwash are not You' re Unscramble these four Jumbles. themselves ' 'weU roonded" rot a rather lns1p1d lot who really gef1ti'IQ one letter to each square, to h.. have oo depth or roots In Uoemselves. form four ordinary words. oob Priscilla and I, on the other hand, are not to be content wtth temporary gratificatioo of casual cool us. There ts so much more MASCK !.:,,''";~:'.',it:::':~~"'""" to look forward to in permanent commitment. Those who set so much store by the phallicism of our age are making the nustake of substilutin8 sex for love. They have my unreserved ptty. . Priscilla and I have much more to look forward to, and we are not constanUy on lhe prod to prove ourselves adult by our ab11ity fWTY to cohabit. -HENRY WIN AT BRIDGE " By Helen Bond 'FIRST 'JATIOIJAL f'IGGY !!ANI<- .QL03 SOUTH ID) • KQ9 +A K Q6 3 .A64 ' DO Both vulnerabl e • •IIi 21' N orth East South z• Pass 3NT 1+ : Pass Pass Pass , Opemng Jead- J' ' O-sw--a~ld_&__J-am--es~J.-c-o~by___ J ~~~y~ sa fety pla ys are .rea lly farfetched Others ·•should be almost automatoc ; ior a careful player. '' South's three notrump con· • racl looks hke a conch He :fovo ns the heart lead and of he •ls at all careless he counts to :~ qUJck, easy tricks two • pades, one heart, f1ve d1a· .: onds anti two clubs " The n of he IS careful he' ·~ev tews the btddmg m accor:,~~~~ie. woth the R of the code ;; ARCH and remembers West made a vulnerable heart btd wtthoul much a hand Obvwusly he he ld a of h ear ts for that btd ~ i" .nuiA he be VOL<\ of doa· Buy Yourself AChristmas Present At REDUCED PRICES SPECIAL-70x14 SKYLINE---ONLY Best 3 bedrooms, front kitchen and dining. mobile home buy of the month .••. CAPTAIN EASY "';••• Some ...-------------- ldlllnn that saves Us. 8 OQ-AII m the Family 8, 10 , Emergency 3, 15 , Partr l dge Fam 1ly 6, 13 8 Jo-MASH 8 10 , War and Peace 33 Movie, " M anea ter" 6 13 I 1971 ALL ELECTRIC W1ndsor mobtle home 60x1 2, 3 bedroom , air conditioner, 13 foot Ex:pando, 1 acre ground on old Route 33 north of Rock Sprtngs Call 992 5677 after 6 pm 124ttc good Job. BY PAUL CRABTREE 33 RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~;:.~~·t 741·4211 & THINGS 5.-Nolwtthstandlng all the above, I doobl that many games are thrown, or even subject topomt...aving, because Pete Rozelle - the NFL commissioner and not one of my favorite people has a very fine enforcement staff, and I heheve they do a very 6 00 Pomeroy Home & Auto· See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992·7089 Night 992·3525 or 992·5232 Area's Most Reasonable Pnces - Television Log 992·7474 Paintmg A Specialty ? 24555U ____,_...., On Most Amencan C•r:.~ - GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 Water or not. (The total payroll of 47-rnan r061ers is a tidy sum, indeed.) iL - The DaUy Senllnel, Mlddleporl·Pomeroy, 0 ., Dec. 7, 1973 EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 . DITCHING SERVICE -Gene's Body Shop OEAOSfOCk-= . Slop In and See Our Floor Display . Mason, W. Ya Mobile Homes For sale -------------- NOTICE TO BIDDERS The tru stees of Orange TownshiP · Me 1gs County wdl accept sealed b tds unt tl 7 p m December 21 , 1973, on one used or new motor grader Trade tn 1S to be one 1958 Adams Model 440 Motor Grader Specificat ions will be on f ile at the Clerk's home and can be p1cked up or obtamed by mat I The trustees reserve the rtght to reject a,y or all bidS Orange Twp Trustees N1na Robtnson , Clerk Rt . 2, Coolv ill e, Ohto (12) 7, lie ,1lmrl B r ol<. ., 110 Mech.1111: )lr•·t·t Employment Wanted ------------- .a. I at . and HOGG & ZUSPAN TWO bedroom house 473 Sycamo re Street 1n M1d dleport Vacant Call 992 5310 11 21 26tc -------------- SALT FOR ICE AND SNOW, Rock salt for townshtps. towns, and bus tness es In bulks and bags tor tee and snow Excels tor Salt Works Phone 992 3891 1111tfc OIIFICE SUPPLIES Delivered to Job Site Pets For Sale Ma 1n St , Pomeroy All ktnds of salt water pellets , water nuggets, block salt and own OhiO R1ver Salt Phone 992 3891 6 5 tfc 992 ·209~ 606 E. Main Porneroy BUSINESS - And 4 bedrooms, bath, garage. and all stock SIAMESE kittens , S15 each 1ncluded tn the sale Small Call after 5 p m 992 5101 12 7 ltp town locatiOn $25,000 00 or let's talk AKC Regtsterea toy chOcolate INCOME - 2 bedrooms , ntce poodles Lovable Chnstmas 11v1ng . large dmtng w1th oak g tffs Phone 992 5066 c1ty water 12 5 6tc floors , bath, EXCELSiu~ :..~ • works, E ., POMEROY HOME & AUTO WOOD TRUSSES -- ~~----------- . For sale . · • ASK US ABOUT • PRE· fABRICATEO ----- NEW 3 bedroom all electriC home, cllrpeted . 1 car garage w1th 1 acre 'Of ground on Fla twoods Road Phone 992 27J5 12 6 ::Jtc POM~~~!v~.?,!~~M.~·@) ALL >;::..-~-.:_ Built to Your"·~pecs $289S .. ---- • Business Servtces A LOVELY new Home 1"1 mtle ftom MetgS HtQh Scl'tOOI Thtee bedrooms, two baths. tutl basement with two cat g&rage Ll!lrge lot '527 ,500 Also , recently remodeled three bedroom older home 1n Pomeroy Pnce ot Sb ,OOO tncludes turnHure Owner wtll help 1tnance etlher of these two properttes Call S93 5667 Athens 11 2 30tc S399S 1971CHEVROLETBLAZER .' Real Estate For sale -- 4 whee l dr 1ve, V 8, locktr1g front hubs, automatiC trans m1ss1on , power steermg & brakes, radro, good f1res, veh1cle of many uses, custom tnm. white top over blue A sharp l owner trade 553 Russell St (Gravel Hill) Middleport, Ohio OF QUALITY 1973 CHEVROLET CAPRICE to 111••011 ... 11th IIIIY<IIIC:I nil secuttve msert lon s 25 Per Cent D•scount on patd ads and ads pa•d Wtfhm 10 Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS 4 Door , factory a1r, tmt glass, deluxe belts , stde protective mldgs.. w w tires, bumper guards. Std V 8 engine , power st eenng & dtsc brakes, automatic , AM radto & tape. loW m1leage w1th bal of new car warranty Color whtte w1th betge v myl top Reta1l L1st SS034 Spec:ral Close Out Income When Hospitalized 26 cents per word six con ________ @) - RATES 14 FLETCHF - P 1ano Servtce Tunm9 .,. Rep;,1r Call 698 7731 II 6 ?6 1r e • I WHAT'S THE. ANTIDOTE fOil THIS MEAL,? ~ES , ~OU ' VE \!Wo.1' PRESIDENT BLOOMER KNITTED l'M AFRA ID GOT TO ""-"''••~ IIIHO ~ ~!': OI.D 001<1'00 Pl.AGH T~ EM FOR YOU! WEAR T~EMJ co '1?0 i<NQ\11 M?UT m.:r '7550 ""'"'" oo•.., " f.IOMEMAV£ 170UGHNUTS: M'l fAVOII:ITh, YUM-YUM ! IF 1J.IERE: ARt; 14 HOLES, 'fHAT MEANS 'THERE o.JILL 5E Ill U()UGHNVTS W11€N 1HE'i'RE !/ONE:.:_! _ __..~ ! ' j All Our Mobile Homes Are 1974 Models " Our low overhead means- savings setup. Financing available. to you. Free KINGSBURY Home Sales &Service Junction St. Rt. 33 & County Rd. 18 POMEROY, OHIO Call992-6256 or 992-2347 For Appt. • SEE OUR North East CASTLE HOMES 1+ 3+ 3N T. Pass Pass Pass ' LOCALLY OWNED ~NO OPERATEDiii;;ll~~-~~ I ' • 7 South "3+ ' you, South, hold • •K J 6 6 'I' A 8 3 ~ +K 10 4 +a 5 Whal do you do now? A - 1 The ~orrect bid is four netrump If your partner II goln&: treat thlo bid I I a notnomp and no1 u Black wood. you Juot pa" II and bid lour dla· I mond• If optlmtstk:. TODA Y'S qUESTION to I PAW·· l't~ GOIN'OVER TO SEE IF MARTHV HICKERSON Wlil BABY· SET WIF ' LEETLE TRTER SRTIDDV NIGHT MFIRTHV HICKERSON DON'T EUEI\1 KNOW Tf\TER THAT'S WH'I I'M ASTIN' HER IF THE'i FIND M. WE'LL DEF~ '!'HEM 1 Lt!Etl §TANO Uf FOR OVR RIGHTS ! I'M TOO ~OIIN6 TO ~E A TEST CASE ! �/ , R esul ts 10 - Th<·n•uiJ &·ntlll<' I. Mtddlepor\·Pomeroy,U . 0..'< . 7, 1973 Sentinel Classifieds Get WANT ADS INFOW:MATION Notice DEADLtNE$ .S P M Day B~fore PubltCilllo• Monday Dead line fa rn Cancellation - Corr~ct•ons w tU be accepted until 9" m tor Oay of P~tb hc at t on • REGULATIONS The Publ tsher reserves the right to ed tt or retect any ads deemed obtect•ona t The Publ•sher wtll not be res.pon more than one '" Stble for correc t •nsertlon For Want Ad Service Scents per Word one tnsert•on Mmtmum Charge $1 00 cents consecul!~o~e GUN Shoot. Sunday, Dec 9 1973, 1 p m Mile Htll Road Factory choked gum; only Assorted mears Sponsored by Racme F1re Department 11 4 4IC ' per word insertions three fOr pelSOR Stephen C. Snowden days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S2 00 for SO word m '" •mum Ea ch add•f•Onal word 3c BtiNDADS Add1ftonat 2Sc Charge per Adverttsement OFFICE HOU~S 8 30 ~ m to 5 00 p m Da l ly , 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon Sat~rday Wanted To Buy NO 1 Copper , 70c, Rad tators , 33c. brass . JOe , battenes , 90c M A Hall , ReedSVIlle Phone 37 8-6249 Beef H tdes , SS 12 7 tft cAsH patd Card of Thanks 1 WISH to thank the staff ot Holzer Med ic al Center Hospttal , Dr Walker , tht" nurses and Bro Fred Htll for thetr k tnd sennces durmg my stay tn the hosp ital 1 also w tsh to thank my fr tends , relattves. and netghbors for thetr cards flowers, and get wel l WIShes , and all who v1s1ted me Hatt1e Fischer, R D 3. Pomeroy . OhtO 12 7 ltp -------------Notice SHOOTING MATCH Rl!llc ne Gun Club, Sunday , Dec 9, 1 p m Assorted meats, Fac tory choked guns only 12 6 2tc SHOOTING MATCH, Forked Run Sportsman Club , noon Sunday, factory choked guns only 12 6 3tc THE Telephone number of Sylvta C Carman , Pomeroy, Rt 2. Is a worktng number 12 6 4tC SHOOTI N G MATCH Corn Hollow Gun Club. turn first r1ght after Miles Cemet ery, Rutland Factory choked guns only Sunday December 9, 1 p m 12 6 Jtc tor all makes and models of mobtle homes ~ Phone area code 614 423 9531 4 1l tf c OLD turntture , oak tables , clocks. ICe boxes. bras' beds , dtshes or complete households Wr1te M D M1ller, Rt 4, Pomeroy , Ohto , call 992 6271 • s lJ tft -----1------.. . - STEEL, cast tron , etc 4297 Call 985 11251fc Help Wanted LADY TO HELP WITH LIGHT HOUSEWORK A ND COOKING FOR OLDER COU PLE WITH MILD ILLNE SS REFERENCES CALL 992 7880 12 7 3t c -------------- CAR hop wanted. also k1tchen help Apply m person Crow's Steak House 112710tc BOOKKEEPE~. PAYROLL full time emrtoymelit Ex perlence help ful Cal l for tntervieW apporntment. N ISCO 742 4311, Ext 241 11 30 7tc SALESMAN OR AGENT WANTED SHOOT IN G MATCH, Horner TEXAS Otl Company needs good man over 40 tor short Htll Gun Club, Rt 143 , Sun trips surrounding Mrddleport day, Dec 9. 12 noon Factory Pomeroy area Contact choked guns only customers We trarn Atr miltl 12 6 Jtc B E Dickerson , Pres , South western Petroleum Co rp , Ft Worth, Tex NOVEL. TY Fabnc Shop, 230 12 6 3tc Washtngton Blvd, Belpre . OhtO Polyester kn its , $2 49 per. yard. sweater terry kntts , Sl 29 per yard New sh1pment of cra ft suppli es Complete line of Necch 1, Wh i te , and 6A vw BUG. runs good Phon .. 992 5236 or 992 59 10 after 5 National sewing machines pm Open Sundays noon 1111 5 12 5 6tc Daily 10 till 7 p m till Auto sales ChriStmas ....__ -------------12 6_ 3tc 1964 CHEVY Pickup Call 949 _____ 49J5 DUE to 111 health The Court Street Cab wdl go out of bus1ness the lOth of December tf not sold Will sacnftce for $5 500 Ca ll 992 71 16 Thanks for all the patronage over the p ast years 11 298tp HAVE YOUR trophy mounted, d ee r heads , small an1mals, and btrds Howard Birchfield, Mulberry Street Rutland Phone 742 683 1 11 26 tfc KOSCOT KO SMET I CS & WIGS Spectals each month We will gladly show you our lme of Kosmetics tn the prtvacy of your ttome at your con venten ce Remember Chr1st mas 1s not far away ~o phone Helen Jane Brown 992 5113 11 9 tfc CHRISTMAS TREES Locally Grown Sheared Scotch Pi n~s BRADFORD'S Brownell Ave . Middleport, 0 . POMEROY, OHIO 12 6 2tp for saiP. CLOSE OUT on new Ztg Zag Sewtng Machtnes For sewmg s tret c h fabrtcs , buttonholes , fancy destgns etc Pa1nt slight ly blemtshed Cho1ce of ca rrying case or sewmg stand S49 80 cash or terms available Phone ~92 2984 12 5 ttc -------------ELECT R0 LUX sweeper deluxe model Comple te wtth all c l ean mg attachments and uses paper bags Sltgh tl y used but cleans and looks like new Wdl sell for $37 25 cash or terms available Phone 992 2984 12 5 tfc PIGS for sa l e Phone 742 3842 12 6 3tc FLOR IDA tru 1t. Hamlin see dless oranges, navel oranges. Whtte and pmk grapefrutt Can be p tcked up now at the Merg s Vo Ag department or the former Dr Butnmus home, or call 992 2737 or 992 2158, or contac t any FFA member i1265tc 8FAT Hamp sh1rehens 75cents each Eugene Co lem an, 742 5979 12 6 3tc . ---~----------- -------------- TEAFORD It I qil H l• . Pome r oy. O h 10 • LADY tCI care for elderly woman or wtll do llght housekeeptng Must l1ve 1n Call J78 6319 12 6 6tp It's Sn,ow Ti~e T.ime! CO-OP COUNTRY SQUIRE 120 Pos1t1ve Stop and Go In Mud &Snow SI~ES furn1lure, 1ncludmg stove and refngerator 2 bedrooms, bath, carpor t R 1ver lot Only $10 500 00 WAY OUT One acre, 2 bedrooms, F A furnace, T P water Just $4,000 00 -------------- IN STOCK Let Us Install Now! =.------------- , SUPER SERVICE STA 9 .. :-Jack W. CarSey, Mgr. Phone 992 -9932 AT LAST APT SI ZE REFR IGER ATORS $45 up Other models from $19 95 Excellent selectton gas ranges several el ectrtc ranges . new used furntture Manygtfl Items , toys . Strack Tapes NEW $199 KU HL 'S BARGAIN CEN TER. Rt 7, " at cau tton l ight " TUPPERS PLAINS (open everyday except Monday) 12 2 6tc SHE ARE D WHITE PINE X mas trees , needles really stay 01'1 1 KUHL ' S BARGAIN CE NTER , Rt 7, " at cau t 1on ltght" Tupp ers Platns 12 2 18tc --~----------- 19 HEAD of Horses Register ed Ten n Walking Horses, Reg1s tered Quarter Horses Gr ade Horses, and Ponies S40 and up Ca ll 367 7481 or 388 999 1 12 4 10tc 1972 350 NOVA SS Excel l ent cond1t1on Call 992 5196 after 5 pm 12 4 6t c REDUCE - exC"ess flUid S Wtlh Fluldex - Lose wetght w1th Oex A D 1et capsu l es at Nel son Drugs 12 7 ltp ---~---------- SINGE R sewmg ma chtnes 197 2 model tn beauttful walnut ca bmet Makes des1gn sht c hes . Zt9 zag , buttonholes , blind hems, etc L tke new Only $89 95 Call Ravenswood 273 9521 or 273 9893 after oo 12 7 tfc s -------------8 HEAD Holst et n 1st ca lf He tfers All m productton, S5,000 For fu rt h er 10 tormat 1on cal l 9.49 3777, Rac tne , OhiO aft er 8 p m 12-7 6tc -------------- LOTS ur cnrysa nthemum s for sate, fJeld grown We only have one co lor - yellow 10 bunches for $5 We have some out tn ful l bloom, some lUSt budd t1l9 Reynolds Flower Shop , Mason , w va Ca ll 773 · 5U7 926tfc 1 -------------For Rent -' -......------------- -------------- ·-------- ------- -------- -------------- s -------- -------------- - ------------ -------------r . ~ ~ Notice on F1llng of Inventory and Appra1sement Probate Court The State ol Oh 1o, Me,gs County . To the Execu t or of the estate , to such of the follow1ng as are restdents of the State ot OhtO viz - the survtvmg spouse , the nex t of ktn, the benef 1ctanes <~ "lder th~ wrll , and to the at 1u rney or attorneys rep re sentrng any of the aforementioned person s No 21034. Lawrence A Sm 1th, De ceased , Pomeroy . Oh1o R D , Salrsbury TownShiP You are hereby not tfled that the Inventory and Ap pr.f!l lsement ot the estate of the •torement toned, dec~ased . late of satd County , was f 1led In thts Court Satd Inventory and Appraisement w ill be for h~anng before thiS Court on th e 21st day of December , 1973, 111 10 00 o'clock A M Any p£rson desln ng to tlle excepttons thereto must file them at le-ast f rve days pnor to the date set for htar.ng Gtven under my hand end seal of sa id ..:ourt , th is Sth day ot December 1973 Mannmg D. Webster Judge 1nd ex -ctticio Cfertl: of ntd Court By Ann 8 Wahon, Deputy c ;erlt ( ' H7 , 1~,2tc 1)76~ CARPE NTER work , masonry work , general remodeltng by hour or contract Phone 993 2 APARTMENTS - Rent one. live rn th e other Corner lot m 3511 11226tp town $13.500 00 or what would you g1ve-;1 IN TERIOR pamtmg by hour or LARGE HOME AND RENTAL con tract Phone 992 5083 12 .4 7tc - In Mtddleport on good street One acre of n1ce lay i ng land WILL HAUL coal m Metgs and Asking $17 ,500 00 Mason area 638 E Mam PRIVACY - In town but over Street , Pomeroy 12 _. 4tc one acre Has 2 bedroom house w1th gas F A furnace N1ce EXPER I ENCED - patnTe r ln'terlor and extenor Phone shade trees Only $11,500 00 FURNISHED - Starl r~ght, on 985 3951 12 5 26tp th1s great buy. 2 bedrooms, bath , n1ce kttchen, and porch In Pomeroy Only $15,000 00 AM FM rad 10, stereo, 8 t ra ck tape combtnat10n , 4 speaker sound sys tem Balance $103 49, or use our budget 2 LA R-GE cornerlots for rent or lease See at 291 Sycamore terms Call 992 3965 Street Middleport , Oh10 or 12 2 6t c ca 11 992 2324 1263tc 'GR.OC ERY business for sare ' Butldmg f or sale or lease Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m FURNISHED two bedroom to 10 p m for appotntment mo b ile home on Spring 3 20 ffc Avenue tn Pomeroy Call - - - - -- - - - - - - - - t Sunday or even ings , 992 3429 12 6 Jtp COAL FOR SALE JAYMAR COA L COM PAN Y THE MEIGS & GALLIA LINE , TRA ILE R In Syracuse on STA TE ROUTE 7 AT large lot Adults only Call CHES HlRE . OPEN 7 AM 992 3525 Till 6 30 PM 5 DAYS A 12 4 tfc WEEK PHONE 992 5693 12 3 5tc 7 ROOMhVuse wtlh bath Phone 698 4499 12 -7 Jt c WE HAVE all your upholstery needs, Burlap , denim , c am bnc, foam glue , ZIPPers, MODERN 2 bedroom furnished upstatrs apartment $75 per tack mg stfl p , spnngs and month , no pets deposit cl 1ps. c h i pboard . button requtred Robert Hill , Racine, tWine, sew tn g thread , legs , 949 3811 upho lstery books. dacron , 11 -30 8tc webbmg, sp r mg twtne , tacks , wel t cord , cotton, swt\lel bases and foam , foam , foam 1-'RIVAtt: m~e1mg room tor Pomeroy Recovery , 622 East any organ1zatton , phone 992 Mam St reet. Pomeroy Phone j 3975 992 7554 ' I _ _ _ _ _ _ ___; 3_ l1 _ tfC 11 20 26tc :i AND 4 ROOM furntShed and · unfurn tshed a partm ents;1. NEW LARGE reclm lng ch a tr s Phone 992 5434 '" vmyl materta l , buy now or 412tfc lay away fo r Ch r is tm as OnlY , ) $89 95 Swtvel ro ckers tn , Mason . w Va , ve rvet , nylon , and prtnfs that TRAILER couple only, phone 992 5693 make a wonderful gift for ll -16tfc your Wtfe Only $69 95 A ll ~;,.:; 1tems caSh and carry or 60 day lay away Pom eroy APART MENT for rent Phone 742 6551 or 992-2550 Recovery , 622 E Matn, 12 2 6t c Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 ' 11 20 26tc sMALL tral!;;:~deaifor couple --~- ----- -----10 m 11es north of Pomeroy UPHOLSTERY Fa brics by the S75 per month Ca ll 992 7479 yard 5.4 mches wtde as low as 11 23 -lfc Sl 95 per yard , velvets as low as S3 45, Imported vel\lets , S9 95 We also have nylon , 1 SI NG LE bed apartment In M 1ddleport Shar~ batl1 Call hercu lon , cotton pr1nts . after 5 p m 992 3173 vinyls, and remnants, by the 12 4tp yard or by the p1ece Pomeroy Recovery , 622 East Ma in , 3 BEDROOM house tn Pomeroy Phone 992 755 _. Pomeroy Living room , 11 20 26tc dining room, some wall to wall carpeting , fireplace , full FOAM to fill you;~;~~; and basement, 2 c:l!lr garage $130 cha1r cushtons as low as per month Phone 1 (304) 743 510 95 , Upholstery books only 6326 SOc "' mch covered foam 12-5 6tc mattresses for standard s 1ze bed S29 95, Pam eroy Recovery , 622 E Ma 10 , TRAILER , Brown 's Trailer Park Phone 992 3324 Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 12 5 tfc II 20 26tc -------------- S· $5.000 00 NEARLY NEW - Mosl of lhe Real Estate For sale "WILD WOOD ESTATES " now offenng land sales for your f uture home Loca ted on Flat Woods Road , between State Routes 7 and 3J, ten minute drtve to Pomeroy 40'12 jlcres of rural l 1vmg W1lh all utillt tes available In a settmg of a tra nquil atmosphere where tall tre.:-s meet blue sk tes, rn an unspa tled part of rural Amer1cana n ever be f ore offered m our ar ea Ex elus ive, private, zoned for your protectton to restdent1al convent1onal homes, cost mg not less th~n S20 000 and up Raise your c h ildren in a back to natur e movement offermg clean country a1r , garden plots , h iking trat ls, huntmg oppor tun Jttes m your own area , and ten m tnutes from Royal Oak Park for other acttvtftes Landscapmg tree;5 already growtng on your futur e home Stte and nch soil p reva t iS everywhere , un touched by man ' s latest tn venttons Buy one acre, or more , to fl1 your future needs F ront ac re lots irontmg on hard surface road now available to buy for S3,000 per acre Mmt farms available tn 5 acre plot s tor $2,000 per acre Good land for future bu i lding sites ts hard to find and 1S fast d1sappear1ng m our area Buy your share of A m eri ca 1n an area w1th a great future and en1oy rural Amencana at its best You wtll agree that lt ls a " Parad tse Found " 30 m tnute dnve to new mtnes and Gavtn Plant GEORGE S HOB STETTER . JR REAL WE HAVE OVER 40 PROPERTIES FOR YOU TO SEE 3 ASSOCIATES IN TWO COU NTI ES, WHO HAVE JUST COMPLETED ANOTHE R REAL ESTATE COURSE AT RIO GRANDE COLLEGE Ht(t NL I,OhiOO N H tf!UOI.'f) !! AI llf<ll ASSO(Ii,JI ~ 992 -33 25 or 991 ·3b 15 FURNITURt I MATERIALS CO 173-SSS4 • • 1972 ARLINGTON 12x50 mob1le home , li ke new, two bedroom , parttally furntshed , carpeted 1ncludes ce ntral a1r con dlttonmg , underptnntng and awn 1ng FrnanCtng available , $4,000 Ca ll 1 30.4 773 5194 12 7 Jtc 1971 H ILLCREST, 3 bedrooms , cen tral atr condlttontng Call 992 5296 after 5 p m BERRY MILLER Mob tfe Home Sa les has a lot to offer when you start shopp mg for your mob tle home You can beat the h1gh deprectal1on you' l l have on your home for the first two years by shopp ing tor a late model l'Sed mobtle home Her e are some every day low prices 60xl2 Champton , $4 ,495 00 , 60 x 12 Rembrandt, $3.995 00 , 4 ESTATE BROKER . BOX 101 bedrooms , 50 x 12 Detrotter , POMEROY , OHIO , $4,795 oo, 44 x 12 Regent. PHONE 985 4186 after 4 S3 , 79S 00 , 65 x 12 Detrotter, pm S8 , 295 oo, 60 x 12 Wmston , 12 5 3t c $5,495 00 , 60 X 12 P M C , S5,99S 00 , ver y- nrce 65 x 12 6 ROOMS and bath , m town , Liberty , $4 , 500 00, 50 x 10 Sll,OOO Ca ll 992 3975> or 992 R•chardson. $2,600 oo , 55 X 10 257 1 V1ndale , $2 ,995 00. 35 x a 9 28 tfc Detro tter , $1 ,995 oo , 45 x: 8 Anderson , $-1 , 995 00 The se are mostly all l ate model homes and the pr 1ces mclude your delivery and com pl ete setup So for an honest to goodness gooel deal , stop tn today at Berry Mtller Mobile Home Sales, 705 Farson Street , Belpre , Oh1o , phone 423 9531, Closed Sundays 1266tc L1nes and Power Lines All work done by lhe foot or contract. Also dozer work and septic tanks tn· stalled Ph. 992. 5271 Lincoln H1ll Pomeroy, 0 . All work guaranteed Wtll remove at a reasonable charQe Calt 1 ~-=---:;:;;-----:: . 8 23 90tc ===-- DOZER and back hoe work. . ponds and septiC tanks , dlt c h rng senllce, top SOIL fill d1rt, l1mestone , B&K Escavattng Phone 992 5367 or 992· 3861 • 9 1 ttc , FRIOAY , DEC. 7, !971 News 3• .d, 6. 8, tO, IS , ABC News 13. Sesame Street 20. Adlenan Counseling Techniques 33 6 : 30 - NBC News 3, 4, 15 , ABC News 6, CBS News 8, 10, Hogan's Heroes 13 7. 00 - Truth or ConsequenceS J. 6 , Beot the Clock 4; News 10 ; Wha1's My Lme-;~ 8 , Wild K1ngdom 13 . l Spy IS , Electrrc Co 20, Course of Our Times 33 7· 30 - Porter Wagoner 3. HollywOod Squares 4 . To Tell The Truth6 , Conc4!!ntratton B, Wall Street Week 20 , New TrPasure Hunt 10 RP:.t thP nnrk 1~ How Do Your Children Grow 33. •· 00 - Sanford_ and~ SD!l 31 4, 15, Brady Bunch 13 . CZZit's Gtrls • 6. Rudolph , The Red Nosed Reindeer 8, 10 , Washington Review 20 . West Vlrg1ma Law lndlv•dual Pnvacy 33 8 30- G•rl wtth Somethmg Extra 3, 15 , Odd Couple 13 , The Wanderers 4, Stx Wtves of Henry VIII 6, A Trrbute to Jrm Croce 20 , Campus Scene 33 9 00 - Needles and Pins 3 15 Room 222 13 ; Ma~terptece Theater 33 , The HpmecomlnQ;-A Chnstmas Story 8, 10 , The Trial of Henry F1tpper 20 9 30 - Brtan Ke1th 3, 4, 15 , Adam's R1b 13 10· 00 - Dean Martin 3. 4, 15 . Love, American Style 13 , BillY GrahamCrusade6, News20 , Washington Week m Revtew33 10': 30 - Wa II Street Week 33 11 00 - News 3, 4, 6, 8. 10. 13. 15 . Janaki 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4, lS , Movies " Life at the Top" 8. " Dimension 5" 10 , ' Journey to the Cen1er of Ttme" 13 00 - M1dmght Special 3. 4. News 13 1 15 - Movie " The Trunk" 10 2 30 - Focus on Columbus 4 3 00 - News 4 OJjlon 8 To Is Monday thru Sat11rday 606 E Moun, Pomeroy , 0 . -- Johnies Beauty Salon NOV. SPEC Sl2 50 Perm. For Reg Ha1r sa.so ------------- _______,.______ Johnson Masonry & (Remodeling I 992-7608 SATURDAV,OECEMBER8 FREE EST 6 3o--TV Classroom 8, Kentucky Afield 13 , Fa1th for Today 10 .... 7... 10- Ne•ghbors 13 , Farm Front 4, Fun for Everyone 6 , Treehouse Club 8, 10 , Farm book 3 PRICE CONSTRUCTION, Roofing , spou tmg , k1tchens and bathrooms Complete remodel tng Phone 742 61.73 • 12 3 tfc 7 15-Woman's Pomt of V1ew 13 7. Jo---Man from COSI 10, Sesame St 20, Gospel 6, Abbott & J.JCostello8. Banana SplrtsJ . Dick Van Dyke4 , Treehouse Club I .,..--:::._------------ C BRADFORD , Aucftoneer Complete Se,..,lce Phon-e 949 3821 Ractne , Ohto Crt It Bradford s 1 tfc ----- ------ --~- P1 "tdt 2 2 s CHARLES R mtn t backhoe , footers , dra tn 742 6092 lC HA TFIELD~ ""' water lines , ltnes Phone 12618tc 1,.119<lpo11City - I Maytag • Aulomattcs 2 spte~ opera won (J\.oiCe of water ~mps Auto water level co ntrol L tn t Ftlter or Power Fin 'A.g1tator P@r'rna - Preu Maytav HafoofHut • Dryers ~ Surround clo thes w1th gentle, eve!'l h eat NO'hct spots \no o..-e r q,ry tng '~f n e Mesh Ltn F liter We Spec ia lite m MAY.TAG l j Your Favonte Country Musrc Stars Vrsrt On THE RALPH EMERY SHOW 4:30 TO 5:30 Monday thru Frrday On WMPO-FM STE.REO. 92.1 Middleport Pomeroy _ ' •10 . Flmtstones 8 1 From the , BulldolJ!r Radrator to the 1 ';,ma lleST H~ater Co~ ~ Nathan Btggs Radiator Specialist _ SMITH NElSON MOTORS, IN~ --------------- ' lJ &~Jake's Place 6 Lrdsvllle J. 4, 15 , Bugs Bunny 13 , Popeye tLNA and Wh1te sewing tACAVATING , dozer , loader and backhoe work, sept1c Machines Serv tce on all 1 tanks i nstalled / dump tru cks . makes Reasonabfe rates and 10 boys for htre. will hau l! The Sewtng Center, Mtd , 1 ftll d irt , top sotl limestone dleport. Ohto 1 and gravel Call Bob or Roger 1116tfc Ph "992 -2 174 Pomeroy _ Jeffers. day phone 992 7089, n1ght phone 992 3525 or 992 SEPTIC TANKS AROBoi: 5232 I SEWAGE SYSTEMS 2 11 tfc FOR FREE estimates on CLEANED, REPAIRED l!IIUm1num s1drng St orm MILLER SAN I TATION ,! Doors and W tndows, Car AN01unTnQ-;nd- repa-;;:mg STEWART, OHIO PH 662 ports , Marquees and Ralllng 1 Lane oan1e1s. 259 Broadway , 3035 Phone Charles Lisle , Mtddleport Phone 992 2082 10 4 tfc Syracuse. Ohio Carl Jacob 12212tp ------~~ - - - Sales Repres~ntattve v v 1 G & E appltance rePlm Phonf ---- --- -~ ----Johnson and Son , Inc TANK S cleaned at the shop, 992 3802 or 949 · st:PTIC 6 22 tfc Modern San ttatton, 992 3954 or 4254 992 7349 11 26 26tp MIX~ -CONC RETE 10 23 tfc delivered ngttt to your SEWING~ MACHINES Repa l~, serv1ce , alt makes 992 228.4 RON SHEPARO F loor. Wall ~~~!~c!•,:sas~~~~eea9s: j ~e4~t Remodeling , CeramiC t il e The Fabrtc Shop, Pomeroy Goeglem Ready M1x Co ,1 baths Box: 280, Ru tlan d 7_.2 . AuthOriZed Stnger Sales and Middleport Ohio 3664 §erviCe We Sharpen Scissors ) 6 30 ttc 6 26 ftc 3 29 tfc =:=--:::.-c:.-,::;--- - - - - - - SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED SWEE PE R repatrs parts , WILL tr 1m or cut trees and REASO N ABLE rates Ph ,t46 shrubbery Also , clean out supplies , 446 0294 , 10 a m 5 p _. 782 , Gallipolis. John Rud'el 1 basements . attiCS , etc Call m Oav1s Vacuum Cleaner ": Owner and Operator 949 3221 or 742 444 1 1 Store, Georges Creek Road , 12 t· • 1121301c next to Bob's C B Rad10 Sales - - -.....,..---= -I 12 6 lt c O' DELL Al 1nement work can ..:~e done by appotnlment only at AUTOMOBILE Insurance been MOBILE home repatr. Elec present t tme , due to illness In 'trlcal plumbmg and heating 1 cancelled? Lost your lam dy Phone tor ap Pt10rk 992 5858 operator ' s license Call 992 ' pomtment 742 J232 7·1S Ire' 7428 11251fc 1 6 15 tfc - - - - - - - - - - - - - --. • ~------- cy --;, -=:- - -------- ------ 8 JQ--Inch H1~h Pnvale Eye 3, 4, 15 , Yogt ' s Gang 13 . Huck & ,, Yog i 6 , Batley Come ts 8. Mister Rogers 20 9 Oo-Sesame St 20, Addams Fam1ly 3, 4, 15 , Super Friends 6, 13 . Mov1e 8, 10 9 JI}--Emergency J , 4, 15 10 OQ--Eiec Co 20. Butch Cassidy 3, .4 , 15 , Lass ie's Rescue Rangers 6, 13 My Favorite Mart1ans 8, 10 io 3()-Star Trek 3, 4 15 , Goober and the Ghost Chasers 6, 13. Jeannre 8, 10. Zoo:n 20 11 OQ-Sesame St 20 Stgmund & The Sea Monsters 3, 4, 15, -~ Brady K1ds 13. 6. Speed Buggy 8, 10 11 3Q-Pmk Panthers 3, 4, 15 , M1sston Magi c 13, 6, Mos1e and " ' the Pussycats rn Outer Space 8, 10 1~. 0o-Jetsons J, 4, 15 , lns1de Out 20, Movte 13 Bowlmg 6, - Wh at's the Energy Cns1s All About"> 8, 10 12 .3o-Go3. 4,1 5. TBAB . Fat Alberi iO 1\d)O- Beat!es 3, AmeriCan Bandstand 6, 13, D1ck Van Dyke 4, \1. Pro Football Pre Game 8 , Ted Mullms 10 Pro Ten n iS 15 1_. 15....... Bob Dantels J Pro Footba ll 8, 10 1·JQ--Gramblm Football 4 NFL Game of the Week 3. College Football 6, 13 2~.oo-Wagon Tratn 3 2 ao-Amer lca 4, Nursi ng Process 15 3:::QO-Bonanza 15 3t<39-Pro Foot ball Pre Game 3, 4 '\,oo-Audubon Wildlife Theater 33 , Pro Foo t ball J, 4, 15 , Famous Classtc Tales B. 10 4 Jo-Antlques 33 , TBA 6, 200 MPH Barner 13 ~ r OO-Sew1ng Sktlls Tatlor~ng 33 , Wrest11ng 8. Lass 1e 10 , W•de l• World of Spor ts 6, 13 5 30- Makmg Thtngs Grow 33 An1mal World 10 6 QO-LIIItas Yog.;~ and You 33 , News a. Mov 1e "You Came Along '' 10 ·l.~6 1 ;lo-.Beve rly Hillbillies 8, Marshall Un1vers1ty Report 33 , ~"News 6 z , oO---Hollywood Squares 3, Catch 33. News 4, Hee Haw 6, 8, Lawrence Welk 15, 13 7t JO-That Good Ole Nashvtlle Mu s 1c 3, Sm1thson 1an Puppets Rutland Love at ftrst s1g ht IS a con a lot of time money! AND 1t will be ;"L.ov·E AT FIRST S IGHT~ WbiEN YOU INSPECT ONE THE SE HOME S DISPERSAL SALE Just off Rl. 33 - A NEW HOME and 17 ,AC RES 3 lovely bedroom s, doubl e closets. Modern colored bath with shower Mom the k1t chen has 29 ft cabtnets, range and Ref. and a large dm l ng area Laundry room Carpeting 2 car garage, 25x30, Barn 20 x42 New fences /WJde just for you 28 New Homes To Be SOLD At USED and REPOSSESSED PRICES ro make room for the many new units <rrriving in Jan., 1974. DELAYED DELIVERY AVAILABLE With the exception of a small deposit. and the family, Dad . $22,500 TUPPERS PLAINS MUST SELL AT ONCE h ere's the buy of a lifetime, 3 yrs old, 3 B R wtth closets, modern bath , lovely k1tc:hen, lots of c:::abn~ts & range , large dining area, utility room , carport. c:::.,rpe.ted throughout, all electric, NO MONEY NEI!DED U""TIL JANUARY 1974 $16,000 SYRACUSE - OWNER HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED This home just over 2 years old Hardwood floors, car pet1ng. drapes Lovely kitchen with range, lots of cabi nets, too Laundry room 1 YEARGUARANTEE BEST SERVICE IN OHIOVAII . EY Modern colored bath with shower 3 nice bedrooms Ca rport You can move now - spend xmas In your own MIUER HOMES home $21 ,000 LET US SELL YOUR PROPERTY. HENRY E. CLELAND YOUR FRIENOLY BROKER 992-2259 It no answer 992-2568 DOWNTOWN BELPRE OHIO I • 1:'~ 7 .2 rn ll-7 your partner b1d s four spades. What do you do now 1 [ 0 J ':::;;:;;~iiiii~~~iii~~~ 'ASHRIP! -' lk=SIIIPIISE ==AIISWIII == Iln'-'! Plill '. . lr ._ Jumb1ell: SWOOP · . J972 DOWN 1. To the mark pomt 5. Jl~ounda - tton 10. AmerJcan mventor 2. Redden 3- Seasonal song (4 wds ) II. Able to 1. Old Turk Hy 12. Palm leaf 13. Gunther Ish tttle 5. Mistake 6. Smger Hibbler II. --Acuff 15. Mming 7. Well word Yesterday's Answer 11. Small bird 15. Bugbear 18. 1' horse!" ( 2 wds ) 21. Rainless 22. Procedure 23. Love slory 21. Uncover and others find known visitor 16. Never (Ger ) 17. Set on (2 wds ) 8. George Sand motion novel 19. Faucet 20. - Wolfe 21. 9. Become precipl tous 22. ~~nb~~rgh li-,;= 24.-- Keoth 25. Coty of !talla 26. Secular 26. Loafers don't need them 28. Actress Uta 29. Venerate 30. Candle 35. Black cuckoo 36. Shrmk· lng 27. Former boxer, Lee-28. Construe · tlon worker (2 wds.) 31. "Sack" 32. Expert 33. Odalls· que's chamber 3t. Htre 36. Spill 37. Dramatic segments 38.-- and hounds 39. Small finch 10. Belgoan r1ver I DATL Y CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It : Now arrange the circled letten the surprise arutwer, u CRYPTOQUOTES A I'I:E5PECTFUL rJ I I I ACROSS J. Healmg PO:SmON ON 1'HE 5TAFF 'WHOSADI 9 oo---Mary Tyler M oore 8, 10 The People of Peopl e's Ch1na 6, 13. Movie, " How to Comm1t Marnage" 3, -1, 15 9 3G--Bob Newhart 8, 10 · 10 Oo-CarQI Burnett 8, 10 , ,Pnff 6 , World ot Liberace 13, 'S Wonderful. 'S Marvelous, 1 S Gershw in 3 11 00-ABC News 6, 13, News 6, 13 , News 8, 10, 3, 4, M1dn1ght Spec1al 15 11 15- Movle, " Horror Island " 6 , News 13 I I 3G- Mov•e. "Shadow over Elveron " 3, " Tender Comrade" 4, " Barabbas" 8, "Say One For Me " 10 . " Monster from a Prehistoric Planet" 13 OG- Mov1es, " The Nun and the Sergeant" 4 " Voyage to a Prehtstor1c Planet' 13 2 3G-Mov •e. " To the Shores of Tnpoll " 4 News 13 4 OG-Mov 1e, "Ar m y Surgeon" 4 by THOMAS JOSEPH AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW One leller simply stands for another. In this sample A Is used lor the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the warda are all hints Each day the code letters are different. to form ITllJ -rrm auqeated by the above cartoon. QUEST (Aalwen lomorrowJ MYRIAD GAINED Anewer1 Why a joke NWHed lit e ( rrrpc11ler l o hurl hts lhrtmh - HE MISSED THE POINT QX QG BLFC MHDHC XLL HWCKB UPCQGXJWG HWCKB .- GLFCUH XL TL GPLR.QMV FMZMLEM Yeslerda7's Cryploqaole: SOCIETY DOES NOT PUNISH THOSE WHO SIN BUT THOSE WHO SIN AND CONCEAL NOT CLEVERLY.-ELBERT HUBBARD (© 1978 King Featur.a Syndicate, Inc.) ' EAST .JI09 5 • 87 +J 984 • ,\.) 106 543 .H ~, D • AK632 +t07 52 .KB S WEST .QB /1 .... ....... I Safety First costs no more NORTH • • A !nend and former associate at Mason has asked me to wrote my thoughla oo the National Football League specifically, the possibility of some !udgmg (no, make that By HELEN BOTTEL cheating) by some of the players. He c1tes the nwnber of mex· Keep Seore on Rejeclloos? plicable fwnbles, penalties and the hke whtch have cropped up Dear Helen : I have a way to cure .. cold" wives wJthoot expens1ve coun~ Ibis year, and suggesls maybe a little mvestigation ts m order. What I think about the NFL, televiStoo's greatest sporla box selling. ofhce, would fill this entire newspaper, and some of it would be Let the husband make up a tally sheet, w11h columns headed, "Too tired/' '"The k1ds might hear us/' "I've got a headach~," oot fit for prinl, but let's stick to the subject of game..throwmg, 1 ' You're drunk!", " I want to catch the late, late show," "Not poml-6having, etc .. 1. - I seriously doubt that any games are actuaUy thrown by now, Pve got work to do! u "how come you're so lovmg at mght 11 and so mean in the daytime?" ] ran out of p1lls," "Not while any team with even a prayer !or the eight...team playoff. The loot mother is visiting!'' ''I'm too sleepy m the mornmg,'' ''Sorry- involved, plus endorsements, personal appearances, etc., make the curse,'' ''Oh well, if you MUST ... " and ''Other_,, it just not worth the risk 2. - Point..ahaving, so a team doesn't wm by as many point.s Then add columns oo the opposite s1de for "Gold stars," as it should, Is a real possiblUty- and the worst thing is lhat it "Silver stars," "At least I tried .. " The husband's job " to keep track by check marks on can be perpetrate<! by almost any member of the team. in any situatioo. An obacure guard can jump offside on a crillcallhird· rejections or acceptances (if any), by his wile. At lhe end of each month he should discuss the ratings wilh down situation, or a defensive player can commit a flagrant foul to aid the opposition, changing the whole complexion of a game. her and make suggesl!ons for unprovements. (conversely, only ooeplayer m a baseball game can really When she IS faced wilh aU the excuses she makes w1thout thinking, she wlU WJdoubtedly shape up. and this could save a lot have an influence on the outcome of a game, m most cases -the pitcher. And even a crooked hurler who Jets the enemy roll up a:;. of marriages. - DIVORCED MAN 0 lead has no insurance his reliever won't be perfect and his Dear Divorced: teammates potent, Jeadmg to an embarrassing - !or him - 8-5 Don't COLin! oo ot! victory. That's why the wrre semces give us the names of Tell me, did you try thts oo YOUR wife before the divorce ? probably starting pitchers, to set up probably odds on any gtven The saymg, "There are no frigid women, only Inept (or In· sensitive) men ISn't always true, but lll YOUR case ... ?? - H. contest) 3. -People do bet on both baseball and football games, rot footbaU has a hundred more variables, as noted just above. Thus, Dear Helen. Here's another one wbo agrees with the 28-year-old vlrsin, cheating, espec;ially point-6having, is Infinitely easier. 4.- Temptation is greater, too, because lhe average pro PriScU!a. I am a sane, smgle male, age 28, not ex<:essively ugly, not a gridder is the lowest-paid athlete in major team sport.s, believe it woman bater, not a momma's boy, rot certainly a vrrgm! My wgmtty IS a direct result of my bachelor hood To me, sex out.s1de the permanent and sacred comrrutment of marriage would he purely physical, devoid of meaning, and a most vapid form of entertainment. People who claim sex is "essential to the matntenance of a IJV H[Nill AnNO L D , ,ul BOEJ I weD rounded personality" or other such hogwash are not You' re Unscramble these four Jumbles. themselves ' 'weU roonded" rot a rather lns1p1d lot who really gef1ti'IQ one letter to each square, to h.. have oo depth or roots In Uoemselves. form four ordinary words. oob Priscilla and I, on the other hand, are not to be content wtth temporary gratificatioo of casual cool us. There ts so much more MASCK !.:,,''";~:'.',it:::':~~"'""" to look forward to in permanent commitment. Those who set so much store by the phallicism of our age are making the nustake of substilutin8 sex for love. They have my unreserved ptty. . Priscilla and I have much more to look forward to, and we are not constanUy on lhe prod to prove ourselves adult by our ab11ity fWTY to cohabit. -HENRY WIN AT BRIDGE " By Helen Bond 'FIRST 'JATIOIJAL f'IGGY !!ANI<- .QL03 SOUTH ID) • KQ9 +A K Q6 3 .A64 ' DO Both vulnerabl e • •IIi 21' N orth East South z• Pass 3NT 1+ : Pass Pass Pass , Opemng Jead- J' ' O-sw--a~ld_&__J-am--es~J.-c-o~by___ J ~~~y~ sa fety pla ys are .rea lly farfetched Others ·•should be almost automatoc ; ior a careful player. '' South's three notrump con· • racl looks hke a conch He :fovo ns the heart lead and of he •ls at all careless he counts to :~ qUJck, easy tricks two • pades, one heart, f1ve d1a· .: onds anti two clubs " The n of he IS careful he' ·~ev tews the btddmg m accor:,~~~~ie. woth the R of the code ;; ARCH and remembers West made a vulnerable heart btd wtthoul much a hand Obvwusly he he ld a of h ear ts for that btd ~ i" .nuiA he be VOL<\ of doa· Buy Yourself AChristmas Present At REDUCED PRICES SPECIAL-70x14 SKYLINE---ONLY Best 3 bedrooms, front kitchen and dining. mobile home buy of the month .••. CAPTAIN EASY "';••• Some ...-------------- ldlllnn that saves Us. 8 OQ-AII m the Family 8, 10 , Emergency 3, 15 , Partr l dge Fam 1ly 6, 13 8 Jo-MASH 8 10 , War and Peace 33 Movie, " M anea ter" 6 13 I 1971 ALL ELECTRIC W1ndsor mobtle home 60x1 2, 3 bedroom , air conditioner, 13 foot Ex:pando, 1 acre ground on old Route 33 north of Rock Sprtngs Call 992 5677 after 6 pm 124ttc good Job. BY PAUL CRABTREE 33 RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~;:.~~·t 741·4211 & THINGS 5.-Nolwtthstandlng all the above, I doobl that many games are thrown, or even subject topomt...aving, because Pete Rozelle - the NFL commissioner and not one of my favorite people has a very fine enforcement staff, and I heheve they do a very 6 00 Pomeroy Home & Auto· See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992·7089 Night 992·3525 or 992·5232 Area's Most Reasonable Pnces - Television Log 992·7474 Paintmg A Specialty ? 24555U ____,_...., On Most Amencan C•r:.~ - GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 Water or not. (The total payroll of 47-rnan r061ers is a tidy sum, indeed.) iL - The DaUy Senllnel, Mlddleporl·Pomeroy, 0 ., Dec. 7, 1973 EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 . DITCHING SERVICE -Gene's Body Shop OEAOSfOCk-= . Slop In and See Our Floor Display . Mason, W. Ya Mobile Homes For sale -------------- NOTICE TO BIDDERS The tru stees of Orange TownshiP · Me 1gs County wdl accept sealed b tds unt tl 7 p m December 21 , 1973, on one used or new motor grader Trade tn 1S to be one 1958 Adams Model 440 Motor Grader Specificat ions will be on f ile at the Clerk's home and can be p1cked up or obtamed by mat I The trustees reserve the rtght to reject a,y or all bidS Orange Twp Trustees N1na Robtnson , Clerk Rt . 2, Coolv ill e, Ohto (12) 7, lie ,1lmrl B r ol<. ., 110 Mech.1111: )lr•·t·t Employment Wanted ------------- .a. I at . and HOGG & ZUSPAN TWO bedroom house 473 Sycamo re Street 1n M1d dleport Vacant Call 992 5310 11 21 26tc -------------- SALT FOR ICE AND SNOW, Rock salt for townshtps. towns, and bus tness es In bulks and bags tor tee and snow Excels tor Salt Works Phone 992 3891 1111tfc OIIFICE SUPPLIES Delivered to Job Site Pets For Sale Ma 1n St , Pomeroy All ktnds of salt water pellets , water nuggets, block salt and own OhiO R1ver Salt Phone 992 3891 6 5 tfc 992 ·209~ 606 E. Main Porneroy BUSINESS - And 4 bedrooms, bath, garage. and all stock SIAMESE kittens , S15 each 1ncluded tn the sale Small Call after 5 p m 992 5101 12 7 ltp town locatiOn $25,000 00 or let's talk AKC Regtsterea toy chOcolate INCOME - 2 bedrooms , ntce poodles Lovable Chnstmas 11v1ng . large dmtng w1th oak g tffs Phone 992 5066 c1ty water 12 5 6tc floors , bath, EXCELSiu~ :..~ • works, E ., POMEROY HOME & AUTO WOOD TRUSSES -- ~~----------- . For sale . · • ASK US ABOUT • PRE· fABRICATEO ----- NEW 3 bedroom all electriC home, cllrpeted . 1 car garage w1th 1 acre 'Of ground on Fla twoods Road Phone 992 27J5 12 6 ::Jtc POM~~~!v~.?,!~~M.~·@) ALL >;::..-~-.:_ Built to Your"·~pecs $289S .. ---- • Business Servtces A LOVELY new Home 1"1 mtle ftom MetgS HtQh Scl'tOOI Thtee bedrooms, two baths. tutl basement with two cat g&rage Ll!lrge lot '527 ,500 Also , recently remodeled three bedroom older home 1n Pomeroy Pnce ot Sb ,OOO tncludes turnHure Owner wtll help 1tnance etlher of these two properttes Call S93 5667 Athens 11 2 30tc S399S 1971CHEVROLETBLAZER .' Real Estate For sale -- 4 whee l dr 1ve, V 8, locktr1g front hubs, automatiC trans m1ss1on , power steermg & brakes, radro, good f1res, veh1cle of many uses, custom tnm. white top over blue A sharp l owner trade 553 Russell St (Gravel Hill) Middleport, Ohio OF QUALITY 1973 CHEVROLET CAPRICE to 111••011 ... 11th IIIIY<IIIC:I nil secuttve msert lon s 25 Per Cent D•scount on patd ads and ads pa•d Wtfhm 10 Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS 4 Door , factory a1r, tmt glass, deluxe belts , stde protective mldgs.. w w tires, bumper guards. Std V 8 engine , power st eenng & dtsc brakes, automatic , AM radto & tape. loW m1leage w1th bal of new car warranty Color whtte w1th betge v myl top Reta1l L1st SS034 Spec:ral Close Out Income When Hospitalized 26 cents per word six con ________ @) - RATES 14 FLETCHF - P 1ano Servtce Tunm9 .,. Rep;,1r Call 698 7731 II 6 ?6 1r e • I WHAT'S THE. ANTIDOTE fOil THIS MEAL,? ~ES , ~OU ' VE \!Wo.1' PRESIDENT BLOOMER KNITTED l'M AFRA ID GOT TO ""-"''••~ IIIHO ~ ~!': OI.D 001<1'00 Pl.AGH T~ EM FOR YOU! WEAR T~EMJ co '1?0 i<NQ\11 M?UT m.:r '7550 ""'"'" oo•.., " f.IOMEMAV£ 170UGHNUTS: M'l fAVOII:ITh, YUM-YUM ! IF 1J.IERE: ARt; 14 HOLES, 'fHAT MEANS 'THERE o.JILL 5E Ill U()UGHNVTS W11€N 1HE'i'RE !/ONE:.:_! _ __..~ ! ' j All Our Mobile Homes Are 1974 Models " Our low overhead means- savings setup. Financing available. to you. Free KINGSBURY Home Sales &Service Junction St. Rt. 33 & County Rd. 18 POMEROY, OHIO Call992-6256 or 992-2347 For Appt. • SEE OUR North East CASTLE HOMES 1+ 3+ 3N T. Pass Pass Pass ' LOCALLY OWNED ~NO OPERATEDiii;;ll~~-~~ I ' • 7 South "3+ ' you, South, hold • •K J 6 6 'I' A 8 3 ~ +K 10 4 +a 5 Whal do you do now? A - 1 The ~orrect bid is four netrump If your partner II goln&: treat thlo bid I I a notnomp and no1 u Black wood. you Juot pa" II and bid lour dla· I mond• If optlmtstk:. TODA Y'S qUESTION to I PAW·· l't~ GOIN'OVER TO SEE IF MARTHV HICKERSON Wlil BABY· SET WIF ' LEETLE TRTER SRTIDDV NIGHT MFIRTHV HICKERSON DON'T EUEI\1 KNOW Tf\TER THAT'S WH'I I'M ASTIN' HER IF THE'i FIND M. WE'LL DEF~ '!'HEM 1 Lt!Etl §TANO Uf FOR OVR RIGHTS ! I'M TOO ~OIIN6 TO ~E A TEST CASE ! �• • 12 - The Daily SentineL, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 .. Dec. 7. 1973 Medical program promised RACINE - The Southern Local Board of Education Thursday night agreed to provide a major medical program, in part. for teaching and non-teaching employes. The board will secure the insurance from the Oasis Trust Co. from which a representative will visit the district to discuss provisions and cos l.,. The board wilL pay a part or tile cos t and employes will pay the balance. A special meeting on Dec. 10 was set to open bids on two school buses , and it was agreed to p ur chas~ some ne w equipment for the girls' athletic program . The annual CIOW'S STEAK HOUSE • Home of the Fabulous 1om Boy SANDWICH . organizatlOnal sess10n was set for Jan . 3. Leo Taylor and Carroll White were named substitute bus drivers and a leave o{ absence for [jzzie Woods was exte nded to Jan . I. She is a high schonl c usto d ian. Margaret Houdashelt and Ruth Tucker were added to the substitute teachers list and Ralph Wigal, Gas rate (Continued !rom Page 1) dition of Sand Hill Road, a drainage problem at Annie Duffy's residence and on the Jim Dyer property. and noted that 20 tra ilers in the village have not ye t complied with a recent or dina nce requirin g Wlderpinning. Mayor London asked council to mee t Saturday to !inish work on the new mun ici paLbuilding ·an d remove equipment from the old towr. hall which has been sold. Attendi ng wer e Mayor London, Troy Zwilling,. Eber Pi ckens , Robert Wingett, Henry Hill, Art Sylvester , and Ed Neutziing , councilmen; Ge orge Holman, treasurer ; Police Chief Milton Varian, and Kathryn Crow , cLerk. ' Dr. T. .J. Bradshaw Dr. Milton ·Mason l ... ?Jtt. fdtfot: 992·5432 • zxon By EUGENE V. RISHER WASffiNGTON ( UPI) - Seeking to refute allegations he has profited illegally from his office, President Nixon Saturday issued an accounting of all his financiaL transactions over the past 5 '~ years. 11 showed his net worth had tripled since he became president , making him a millionaire. And he has paid a smaller percentage of his income in federaLtaxes-7 per centover that period than would a family ol four with an income of $8,000. That results chiefly from a huge writeof! for con· tributing his vice presidentiaL papers to the National Archives. The accounting also showed he has paid no state income taxes since assuming • office. Both th~ President ana a team or tax attornl"ys asserted that all his transactions were lef:al. But to eleminate any lingering public doubt, Nixon asked a joint committee of the Democratic-controlled Congress to examine the transactions and vouch for their legitimacy. " I will abide by the committee's judgment," Nixon said. If the committee rules against him on the gift of his papers, and disallows an opinion by his attorneys that he does not have to pay taxes on the sale of some California property, Nixon could be Liable for more than $300,000 in back taxes and interest . .................. Bus trips are approved SHOPPING DAYS TO CHRISTMAS PT. PLEASANT- In view of agreement to wait until after the current energy crisis, the holidays. Mr. Crank advised the board Masc·n County Board of that granting of requests from Education Thursday night !aced with making a decision Point Pleasant Junior High for on extra-curricular bus trips, basketball games could and alter 01uch discussion 'possibly run close to depleting the board's allocation .or any approved a modified plan, Board president Harry reServe of gasoline. An indepth discussion was Siders asked all members of the official body to study held before Bill Brady asked transportation · further proposed changes and that the January and requests for directed Jack Crank, transportation director, to prepare February be granted with this for presenl>ltion at the next modification. In altering the request,' the ' board meeting laier this board agreed to furnish the bus month, when the board would make its final decision whether and the group responsible for to reject or adopt il.. AU were in the trips Is to obl>lin the . gasoline from area stations, rather than use the board's Prober on job supply, on recommendation · The Meigs County sheriff's from Supt. Withers. "I'd hale. Dept. with the aid of in· to grant extra curricular trips vestigator Frank Eisnaugle· of snd not run a bus later in the Jackson, is probing a Dec. 2 month {or regular sessions, . fire · at the home of Drusie because the supply was White, 64, Rt. 1, Dexter. depleted due to a shorl>lge," According to the . depart- the superintendent observed. ment, Mrs. While left her home around 2:10 p.m., arriving home aboui 5:15 p.m. Around 3:30p.m. Ernest Jones of Twp. Rd. 15, Dexter, discovered the MASON, W. Va.- Damage fire in the home that is owned to a sale in a breaking and by Mrs. White's soil, Eddie entering ·at Wahama Junior White, Colu01bus, and ex· and Senior Higt. Schools tinguished it himself. Damage sometime during the night, is estimates are not available, under investigation by Stale ·but Eisnaugle was called in to Police and the Mason County help determine the cause o! the Sheriff's Department. blaze. · Since a dial on the safe was broken, police had not determined today whether or not the BARN LOST The Pomeroy lire Dept. was sale was entered and whether called to the Clifford Whit· monies stored there are tington residence, Rl. 143 in missing. Ronald Roush, Rutland Township at 4:58 a.m. janitor, discovered the B&E today. A barn on the property around 5:45a.m. today. In turn was destroyed by fire caused Depu ly Rupert Rice was by combustion, Charles Legar, summoned and State Police lire chief reported. Loss to the TFC R. E. O'Dell and Deputy barn and its contents was James Craddock were called into the investigation. estimated at $4,000. SQUAD CALLED ·The Middleport E-R . was called Thursday a\2.:35 p.m. to Front St. for Hazel Reed, a medical patient, who was taken to Holzer Medical Center, The lire department was .called Thursday at 9:56 a.m. to assist Gallia County at a fire at the Chester Leonard residence. pomeroy national bank DIVORCE ASKED Iva L. Lawrence, Portland, has filed lor a divorce in Meigs County Common Pleas Court !rom Clarence G. Lawrence on the grounds of extreme cruelty. the bank of the century . established 1872 LOCAL TEMPS The temperature. In dqwntown Pomeroy at 11 ~.m. Friday was 47 degrees under sunny skies. Membe.- FOIC MEIGS THEATRE Tonighi,.Sat.-Sun. ' RUTLAND BRANCH Mon ., Tues ., Wed .. Set ., 9 a .m .. J p.m . Frldav 9 a.m . to 7 p.m. S•turday 9 a .m . to 12 Noon ' . ·' And. allhourh the sl>ltute or limil>ltions has run out on his 1969 deduc.:tions and lle could not be required to pay for Utat year, hls spokt""Sm<IO, Press Sec.:retary Ronald L. Ziegler , said Nixon would do so anyway if the decision went against him. The documentation, thick as a Russian novel took a starr or a dozen attorneys and acco~ntants more than three weeks to assemble, Nixon called it the most complete accounting of personal finances ever provided by a president . It represented a major effort to refute wid espread char ges of personal wrongdoing that have crept into public print. A While House spokesman said the documentation will be followed by other $intilar "white papers" dealing with deduction or $57G,OOO lor donating his vice and related matters. The doeuments, authenticated by an presidential papers to the country, cxhaustivt: S25,000 audit conducted at managed to pay !<deral taxes at a rate of 7 Nixon's ~xpense by the New York firm of per cent of his adjusted gross income. He Cooper• &Lybrand, showed that on Jan. I, paid $72,6112.09 lor 1969, $792.81 for 1970, 1969-three weeks before he became $878.03 for 1971 and $4,298 .17 for 1972. - Paid no california state income taxes, presideot- Nixon was worth $307,141. he has been a resident for voting although As or May 31 his net worth was $988,522 and by now, h is accounta nts said, he is a purposes there since the spring or 1969. - Enterl>lined frugally and spent little millionaire. To do this on an annual salary ol $200,000 more than half t.he $200,000 expense plus $50,000 in expenses, the documents allowance he received during the first four · years in office. The unspent expenses showed the President : -Completed some enormously suc- became persona! income. Over the lour-year period, Nixon paid cessful real estate deals. - Borrowed heavily from friends, but · approximately 7 per cent or his adjusted gross income in federal taxes . According paid them the going interest rare. - Chiefl y throu gh a controversial to current tax tables, this is the same rate Wah·r ~atc + Weather Your In vited Guest R euching More Th11n 12,000 tm:es CloUdy today, highs in the 40s southeast, turning cold tonight. Chances of showers Monday changing lo snow flurries Tuesday. Lows tonight in the high 20s. Pmnilies Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Vallev 4 SECTION S 42 PAI::ES · VOL. 8 NO. 45 paid by a family or four earning $8,000 per year and taking the standard deductions. Kenneth W. Gemmill, a fonne r counsel ol the Internal Revenue Service during the E:isenhower administration and oow a Philadelphia tax lawyer who donated his time to head the research into Nixon's finances, said he was "satisfied 100 per cent" that a ll wa s above-board. "To the open-minded, the papers and documents provided today, the, facts they contain and the ligures they reveal will lay to rest such false rumors as that campaign contributions were converted to my personal use, that carrtpaign funds were used in the purchase of my home in San Clemente, that I sheltered the income on (Continued on page 2) Pomeroy·Middieport SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1973 Gallipolis-Point Pleasant PRICE 20 CENTS ......................................, Open Tonight and Saturday Night Til 9 PM . A bank has a certain style. Ours is friendly. Personal. Easy going. Like a hometown friend. You'lllove us. MAIN OFFICE MQn ., Tues ., wed .• Thurs . 9 a.m .- 3 p.m . lS an ares SPECIAL SALE PRICES Mens Double Knit Dress Slacks Sizes 29-to 42, extra large sizes 44 to 50. Solid colors . plaids . checks. A tremendous selection. . ... ~l ' '~ First 12 inducted into Hall of Fame :, RIO GRANDE - Twelve former athletic greats at Rio Grand.e College were inducted &\turday into the college's Hall of Fame in ceremonies at Lyne Center. Lee Williams, executive director of the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame, made the presentations. Bevo Francis, the all-time great scorer lor Rio Grande, could not attend . His place was taken in line by Mrs. Edna Wickline. As each inductee stepped up 'to be congratulated·by Williams, a huge image of the honored athlete was projected on the wall by Prof. Francis Burdell. Over 1,500 persons witnessed the impressive ceremonies. Left to right are Lester Berridge, Howard J. Duncan, Ne,-t Oliver, George Stevenson, Lloyd Saunders, Paul Dillon, Bill Ripperger, Jim McKenzie, Roy Moses, Richard Barr, Wayne Wise01an, and Mrs. Edna Wickline. Saturday night Dave Diles of ABC-TV sports was to deliver the principal address following a banquet honoring the inductees. " .Two ·wounded .in Watergate uss . Safe damaged pomeroy rutland • ' ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY hours by ap. Mon.-Fri. 9 til 4. 9 until And Take Em Home l · Roush 181 N. Second Ave. Order\ Sy Phf?ne Secrecy charged I 0PTOM ETR ISTS MIDDLEPORT PH. 992-3279 Wanted man taken I--------------------------~ Leu.en ol opinion are welcomed. Thooy ohwld he lela I Charles Samuel Nickols, Sr., I than 300 words lo/lg [or he subject to reduction by the I wanted on a warrant by editor) and must he signed with the signee'• addrns. ~ ' Columbus poUce since January this century." I WASHI NGTON (UP! ) - dergone District Title 8 coordina tor and 1 Name• 111ay be withheld upoo publlcatlon. However, 011 " And yel,'' he said, uthe 1971 for child stealing, was Bob 'ord, Sup t., were 1 requeot , names will he disclosed. Letten should be In lood 1 Ohio Go". John J . Gilligan facts about it are being apprehended by Po01eroy authorized lo go to Colwnbus 1 taote, addresolng Issues, not persouaUUes. 1 charged the Nixon ad· systematically hidden from Police01an Henry Werry ministration of "sys .. Tuesday to meet with the Title I 0 I tematically" hiding the truth the people, because Mr. Thursday night at his a supervisor. I A)~ • I from the people about the na· Nixon, unlike the founders of residence on Cave St. Nickols Attendi ng were board tion's energy crisis and said this nation and the framers of is in custody awaiting arrival members Dennie Hill, Charles highway blockades by truckers the Const' . lion, does not trust of Columbus police. Pyles, David Nease, and Pomeroy police also I In Ohio and other states show the intelligence, the judgement reported Grover Salser, Sr ., Ord, clerk I a theft of the 7&33 I "the nation is in deep, deep or the good sense of the Na ncy carnahan , new board I Market at 5 p.m. Thursday American people.' ' trouble." members, Jack Boslick and Hen Batey on the deisel issue Gilligan, during a question when a juvenile took 1100 in Gilligan told the Women's Dennie E.vans; representatives Middleport, Ohio National Democratic Club and answer session following cash. The juvenile has been of the teachers organization, Dear Editor: meeting here the truckers' his speech, said that despite apprehended and turned over and Principals Jim Adams, We are having so mu ch trouble in the last month or so abuul blockades were only the first former Colorado Gov. John to authorities. Bill Baer and Bob Beegle. the speed of cars and trucks. I want to do a little explaining abuul result of anger over the energy Love serving as Nixon's chief the deisel trucks. We all say they drive them too fast, and I situation. energy adviser, the governors , suppose they do, But a deisel motor is made lor hard driving, not FROSHWIN The governor said the energy still were kept ignorant of the to poke along. If you do, you are dOing your motor harm. II gets crtsas, along with the total situation. The Meigs Marauder freshtoo much fuel that way, which explodes past yuur pistons, in- Watergate scandals, have "We are reduced to crouch- man basketball ream, behind juring the motor . (Continued from Page I ) "been caused by - an ad- ing around a radio on Sunday Tom Walters' 13 points, would like to say also a deisel motor should never run at I Pomeroy .Chapter Royal Arch ministration that is evidently night for a 'Fireside Chat' to defeated the Waverly fresh· Masons No . 80 , Bosworth under 1400 R.P .M. incapable of telling tbe truth to lind out the latest energy infor· men, 36-32, on the Tiger floor I too have said, since 1 have qUit driving, the deisels travel Thursday afternoon . Joining Council 46, Royal and Select the Congress, to Ute courts, or mationt'' Gilligan said. too fast, but you see, a man still can drive fast without acting "Until snd unless the DemoWalters in scoring lor the Masters, Ohio Valley Comto the American poeple." crazy on the highway. I always was courteous with the cratic Party resumes Its mandry No. 24 K.T.; Racine undefeated Marauders, with a He said if people are to be· automobile drivers . historic and traditional role of Chapter 134, Order of the record of 2-0, were Steve lieve "the hints, rumors and But I will also say this : When I went from gasoline trucks to suggestions . that escape being the party of the working Randolph with 6 points, Dale Eastern Star, Aladdin Temple Shrine, Twin City Shrine Club, deisels it was ahnost like learning all over about driving. I drove periodically from the sealed people in this country, we are Browning with 5, Tim Sclres Pomeroy Uons Club and the a deisel motor too slow to start with . chambers of the \Vhlre House, going to continue to be in very ·with 4 and Brian Hamilton, I also say if you drive a deisellruck slow you will use more the energy crisis threatens to serious difficulties as a party Allen Stewart, Lonnie Taylor F.O.E. Aerie 2171. fuel than in fast driving for they are geared up very high in high be the most traumatic ex- and a nation/' he added. Roush was recently elected and Mark Haggerty with 2 gear and in slow driving you will have to go so much in the lower 1974 Tuberculosis the perience the nation has un· each. Christmas Seal campaign gears. For example, il you want to pick up speed for a grade like we have here on Rou~ 7 at Hobson going north, you would not chairman in Meigs County , make it in high gear; you would have to go in a lower gear, In which you would use more luel. ·•·•···•·•·•·•·· .• -..• .• -•. ••. •. ················=-···.-.• ... •.•.• . So you see, the public will have to say when a man drives a :::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:~:~:;:;:;:;:::::;:;::::::;:;::~=~:-::::;:-;;:(~:::: ··· ·········~··.;.; .; .·, •,·,;.;.·,····: -:.:· .·- · ·········· · ······ · ·· ··· ·•··· deisel truck last he is taking care or his motor, which is made to drive hard. Once a simple truck driver. Ben Batey ~ P.S. - Just think, when I started driving truck in 1920 it had · governors on the motor that would let me go just 12 miles an hour. • Thursday 9 a.m . to 12 Noon Friday 9 a .rn . to 1 p .m . I December 7-8·9 LIVE AND LET DIE (Technicolor) ·Roger Moore as James Bond 007 iPGl Admission: Children 75c A.dul~ $1.50 Show Starls 1. P.m. PRESIDENT WARNED WASHINGTON (UP!) -The Nixon admlnlslrallon was warned Nov. 26 !bat In· dependent trucken planned highway blockades to protest the high rise In fuel prices INt relosed to lake !be !brest serl01181y. a eonsressloual aide said Thursday. William H. Oliver, ad· mlnlstrallve assistant lo Rep. Charles A. Moober, R-Oberlln, said he told While HolMe of· flcials of thO truckers' com· 'plaints and protest plans. "There waa . a ldnd of an amused chuckle among some membe111 of lbe ad· mlnlslrallon," Oliver said. ''The mood seemed to be thai there were enough problemS without havlng mor:e from some oddbaUa." BEVERLY LYONS of Greenfield was crowned 1973 Rio Grsnde College Homecoming Queen Friday night. Queen Bev, with her escort, Norman Massey. reigned over homecoming festivities Saturday. A senior, Beverly was sponsored by Alpha Sigma Phi, was crowned at Lyne Center during Friday's rock concert. Hineman is elected MENS 9.95 SLACKS............................... 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Sale· of typewriters. · Santa Claus will be io TOYLAND . Keating resigns . WASHINGTON (UPl) Rep. William J. Keating, R· Ohio, officially announced to the House Thursday hi• resignation, effective Jsn. 3. The announcement was read in the House chamber following confirmation of Gerald Ford as vice president. Keating voted in favor of thai confir01atlon. Keating previously had announced plsns to become president of the Cincinnati Enquirer, a post he assumed in early Novem. ber. SATURDAY DECEMBER 8 2 to 4 PM Bring the children in to see hirn. GALUPOUS - Rod Hineman, lormer resident of Gallia County. and a graduate of Symmes Valley High School, alid has been elected president of the 3,400 member Southeastern Ohio Education Association. Hineman is presenUy a social studies teacher at Belpre High School in Washington County. The SEOEA covers 12 counUes and 50 school districts between Marletla and Portomouth. Hineman, a R!>D HINEMAN Symmes Valley Higli School graduate in 1964,18 the son of Mrs. Orlyn Hineman of Science in Education and Master of Scottown, and the grandson of Uoyd Education degrees. He previously taught Hineman who taught in Lawrence and and was deparirnent chairman and media director In the Trimble Local Schools at Gallla CounUes for nearly 50 years . He attended the Ironton Branch of Glouster. During the 1972·73 school year he was Ohio University before transferring to (Continued on page 2) Athena where he received his Bachelor of + VINTON - An argwnent that apparenUy started because of Watergate and the NiXon administration left one man hospitalized with a gunshot wound and anot1Jer in jail here early Saturday morning. Gallia County sheriff's deputies were called lo Cherry Ridge Rd. near here Friday night to investigate a shooting . incide~t which placed Robert Meade, 25, o! Vinton, in the Holzer Medical Center and Rober~ MarcUm; 29, Vlnton, his ·next door neighbor, in the county jail. According to deputies, Meade and Marcum had gone hunting earlier in ttie . day, then later argued over the Watergate situation. A third party, Jack Powell of Vinton, was also involved in the ·incident. He was slighUy injured. At 11:23p.m. Friday, Meade called the Marcum residence which caused an ensuing argwnenl with Marcum and Powell. The men w.ent outside their homes In the middle of the driveway where Marcum and Meade fired shots at each other. Meade was struck in the face by slugs fired from a 12 gauge automatic shotgun, · Meade was using a 16-gauge pump gun. Both weapons were confiscated lor · evidence. 1>feade was listed In satisfactory condition today at the hospital. Marcum was charged with assault with a deadly weapon. He is expected to . Whirlpool Dishwasher Driver suffers • • severe mJunes - VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR BLOOD No purchase is necessary and you do not have to be present to win. ELBERFELDS.IN POME OY Santa opens season . Be sure to register at our Mechanic Street Warehouse for Your Christmas Shopping Headquarters appear in Municipal Court Monday . Powell, injured slightly during the shooting, rolled under a car, The case was investigated by Deputies Richard Kuhn, James Taylor and special deputy Joe Blazer and by Gallipolis City Solicitor Richard Roderick, Jr. Roderick was pinchhitting for Prosec~tor Gene Wetherholt who is at; tending a law meeting in Columbus. SANTA ARRIVES- Sanl>l Claus made his first official visit in Ga!lla-county Four Arrested during Saturday's annual Christmas parade sponsored QY the retail merchants . The sheriff's deparirnent Saturday and GSI. Santa is pictured on his sled, perched atop a Gallipolis fire erigine. Sanl>l morning arrested four persons for and his helpers passed out candy treats to parade viewers and children. malicious destruction of property in conQection with an incident at the College 111\1 Motel in Rio Grande. Booked were Joseph A. Bianchi, 27, Pine Hill, N.Y.; Edward V. Mulgrew III, 20, WOodhaven, N.Y.; Michael P. Royal, 22, Bronx, N. Y. and James Ziga Farkas, 24, Atlanta, Ga. GALLIPOLIS - The 1973 Christmas handed out treats to the children following They were charged with destroying shopping sea.jon officially began here .the parade. property including a lamp and wall owned Saturday following the arrival of Santa Judges of the floats were Mrs. Dene by the motel. . Claus to Gallia County during the annual Wagner, Mrs. Roberta O'Brien and B. B. According to the complaint filed by . Chrlsi01as parade 'sponsored by the Matthews. Ralph Waugh, morel operator, the lour Gallipolis Merchants Association. Most original float honors w~s caa employed by SAS Inc. of New York City, Cloudy skies and 32 degree tem- lured by the Educational Departmenl at were in Rio Grande selling up equipment peratures greeted the jolly old fellow upon the GSI; Best Theme float honors went to snd a stage for the Stories, a rock and roll his arrival here but thousands of viewers (Continued on page 2) group which appeared Friday night at the lined the streets to watch this year's Paul H. Lyne Center on the college parade. campus. Forty-live units participated, marking Bianchi was reported to have one of the largest and most successful • physically thrown William Welch, a Christmas parades in the community's member of the rock group, through the ·history. Co-chairmen were Dave Tawney motel wall . and his committee from the retail mer. POMEROY - A 19-year-old man was Other charges are expected to be filed chants and Bernard Guinther and his hospitalized following a single car acprior to Monday's court appearance . committee from the Gallipolis State In- " cidentat 12:40 a.m. Saturday on SR 143. Sheriff's deputies, meanwhile,. in- stitute. The Meigs County Sheriff's Department vestigated a breaking and entering at the · Charles Bostic, president of the mer- said Randy Lelvlng, Letart, W. Va,, sufSpringfield Grange Hall, Rl. 2, Bidwell. chants association, coordinated the event. fered severe Lacerations to his face and a Taken were lour wooden gavels, a picture, City Manager Paul Willer was the possible fractured left leg when the car he snd a box containing various garden tools. 1973 parade marshal. was driving struck a bridge. Other arrests were Arthur N. Norman, The parade formed at the Gallipolis Pomeroy squad members worked two 31, Cincinnati and Lew Phillips, 68, Rt. 2, State Institute grounds, moved down hours to free Leiving from his vehicle. He Crow~ City, both charged with inloxicalion Fourtll Ave. to Spruce St., over to Second was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital and James L. Waugh, 59, Rt: 2, Crown Ave., down Second Ave. to Court St. and by the squad. At 4 a.m. Saturday )le ~.as City, booked for DWI. from there to First Ave. Santa Claus' transferred to Holzer Medical Center. The car was demolished. The accident is still under investigation. ''NO, YOU CAN-T HAVE IT"- MeiiS guard Perk Ault tries to play single-banded keep away from three Waverly defenders durinl second half acUoo in the Marauders• 60-45 loa Friday nilhl, as teanunale Dan Dodson (far Jell) moves I I in to try and help. Tigers trying to gain possession are Doug Tracy (41), Wade Thomas (31) and John Sboemaker (on . hands and knees). (Photo by Katie Crow). See related pic· ture and story on page 25. • ! ,f I • ··' POMEROY- Volunteers are most Important In the Blood Program. Because the human body Is lbe only available source of blood, volunteers are needed to supply that blood so vital In hospitals. Summer Is over and now Is a good lime to be a blood donor. Meigs County Is making a special effort in Its blood program. If you have been a donor or a volunteer, we ~sk you to volunteer again next week, on Dec. 17, when the Bloodmobile visits Pomeroy Elementary School between 1 and 6 p.m. Won't you help? Won't you be a volunteer? Remember the dale: Dec. 17. -. , " I RECEIPTS SHOWN POMEROY - Meigs County Court receipts !or the month of November totaled $7,259.25 ac cording to Betty Hobstetter, cLerk. Receipts '" were distributed as follows : fines ·to stare, $3,405.05; fees to sheriff, ~.40; fines and cosls to county : genecal fund, l2,024.75; law library fund, $807.29; auto license and gas fund, $963.76. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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