https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/38ed5da25d315b72a51081b5ee25facf.pdf 7e5e2f72cfc9c94645d664a8e878c83d PDF Text Text 12-Th<' Daily &ntin<1, Middleport.Pomero)', 0 ., Dec . 13.1973 in Briefs News. • • (Continued from Page 1) . . Klssingor planned talks with government leaders 10 Algena and Eg)lll on the first day of his four -<lay tour. his second peac-e · mission to Ule region since the end of October's 17-day M•ddle East war. The secretary or state also planned to stop in Saudi Arabia, Syria, Jordan, Lebanon and Israel before going to Geneva for the scheduled opening Tuesday of a fuJJ..;cale Middle East peace conference. PITTSBURGH - DELEGATES TO the United Mine Workers (UMW ) union 46th constitutional convention Wednesday voted down a plan to establish a strike lund and allow $50 per year emergency assessments to rani< and file members. Reje~tion of the dual lund raising tactic, which was engmeered by the reform administration of union pres1den~ Arnold Mlll~r, left the membership dependent on the uruon s $64.5 millton general fund for benefits in the event o£ a strike when the current coal industry contract expires next November. Miller's administration suffered another serious setback Wednesday night when the convention demanded a change in the constitutional clause which disbands locals containing Jess than 10 active miners. Under that clause, Miller has already ordered disbandment of pensioner or "dead" locals, many of which supported incwnbent W. A. ' 1Tony'' Boyle in the Wlion's international elections last December. -·· -r (Continued from Page 1) "business purposes ." At the same time, Nixon claimed a $32,167 depreciation tax deduc· tion over foUr years by declaring the San Clemente borne was used for business purposes. Mills said - the joint com· mittee would not investigate whether Nixon should have paid california state income taxes. That is up to state of· ficials to investigate, he said. A White House spokesman expressed no dismay over the committee decision to expand its investigation. Nixon had asked the commit· tee to examine the legality of the deduction for his papers in light of allegations the gift was· made in an illegal manner or was made alter the July 2$, 1969 cutoff. Nixon also asked for a judgment on the savings he realized by not paying capital gains taxes on the profits from the sale of some of his San Clemente property. In both instances, Nixon said be !would abide by Ule com· mittee judgments and pay back taxes, if he owes them. They could amount to $300,000, including interest al6 per cent. Pleasant Valley Hospital Mrs. DISCHARGES Conrad Berkaley, Point Pleasant: Mrs. Guy Minturn, Leon: Mrs. Russell Leport, Mrs . Gerald John and daughter, Buffalo, Mrs. John Barker, Glenwood, and Ben· jamin Hall, West Columbia. t Continued from Pa~o 11 Poulin annoWlccd that the annual ·'Shooter's Education ,. will be started in February. He satd the program was a sue· cess last year and the 1914 program will again have sessions on firearm safety, gun collections and shool-<>ffs. Poulin added that the winner of the Meigs County Jaycee shoot-off will go on to state competition and possible national finals . Last year Ohio finished 4th in the nation . Any youngster, 7-H years-old, is invited to participate in the ''shooter's ed ucation' '. Poulin also announced that Farmer 's Bank Dolls" wiJI be distributed, "to help make Christmas happier for some people." He stated the Jaycees will be able to distribute about 20 of the dolls to girls in the ' • ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . ' -· and hearing therapist, and Susan Edwards, student nurse . In other business, Fred Morrow, manager of the local Power Company, reported for the American Electric System and the effect of the energy crisis. Morrow observed that the Ohio Power Company has an adequate supply of power for · its customers. Morrow presented members with a copy of 11 0hio Power Review" for information purposes. Jim Roush announced that ladies night will be observed in conjunction with the club'S 25th anniversary celebration on Jan. 8 at the Meigs Inn. Guest speaker at the January meeting will be Howard Hoshor , district governor, and a v<X!al group from Rio Grande College under the direction of Merlyn . Ross will be featured . Gifts were distributed by Santa Claus Struble to all rriembers . Wendell Hoover , president, presided. LEG INJURED The Pomeroy E·R squad was called Wednesday at 7:45p .m. to the lower parking Jot for Vernon Blevins, Poineroy, Rt. 3, who had fallen and sustained a possible broken leg. He was transported to Holzer Medical Center. PLAYTEX SALE Women s WINTER COATS S4,88 SAVE OVER 113 NOW Sale 6.99 Sale 7.49 Sale 8.99 .-....----- SALE! MEN'S SWEATER VESTS Wash Cloths Sizes sma ll, medium , large and extra large. For extra warmth and for that layered look. Solid co lors and smart _ patterns. V-necks and U-necks . Mostly sllpover style . ( Irregulars) $1.00 TYPEWRITERS AND ADDERS 1 SALE! MEN'S AND BOYS' BELTS l ! SALE PRICES d MR.ANDMRS.SANTACLAUSANDFAIRIES - Portraying Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus in a Christmas program at Harrisonville Monday night will be, front row, Brad Gibson and Linda Donohue, back row, Brenda Largent,. Sherri Jewell, Darlene Reeves, Kay Gibnore, Sheila Bennett, Sheila Young and Donna Hall , fairies. The program wiU be staged at 7:30p.m. See story a nd pictures of other youngsters on Page 2. L · . 1 l --------1 - 1 ! SALE su.88 ! ·eoty' Han d an d Body Lot'IOn II -------------1 ·r-...------------I· I I hea~~!~ p~c~n~~o~o~~~~uards l W;:~sN ~T 4 Special Sale Prices at Elberfelds Toy Store In The Middle Block WORK SOCKS SALE PRICES Housewares Department, First Floor . · Specia l sa le prices now on 01.1r entire stock .of doll s and stuffed toys. Make your selections now . BICYCLE SALE There's a big se lection of well made American bicycles for boys ·and girls all at special sale prices. SPECIAL SALE PRICES . CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS and ELECTRIC DECORATIONS. -;;e~~--------------~---- ~ :~i~~J2;~~~~j~:;~~c!~~ neat MEN 'S. N-ECKTIES Includes our entire stock of well known brand mens ties - Four-in -hand ties . ready tied ties. Solid colors· while· polka dots - stripes · neat patterns. • A big selection. Friday and Saturday SALE PRICES patterns. Indoor and outdoor light sets. A big selection . Electric tree tops - Candoliers - Wreaths - Sprays - Bells. --------------------------· Packaged ready to put under the Christmas tree . Frid.ar and Saturday I Serene 2 Pc. 3 mens handkerchiefs - hand rolled - fine quality cotton . Boxed re.a dy to give. · · Friday and Saturday 88• A ~~~!!r s~t. ll70Acrylic . ~ Completely washable. Beautiful colors . Friday and Saturday $1.49 I___ Give RCA this year and you'll give years of pleasure . I r$~;-;;;;;-----1 1 Mens Generous size All Colton Handkerchiefs White • Satin Border · • j WINTUK YARN I j All colors . L--~~!~~~-- . . . . .2 for 25' Short sleeves - long sleeve styles and sleeveless pullover vest type. Includes all of our hanging stock of mens and young mens knit shirts. Sizes small. medium . large and extra large. · Friday· Saturday SALE PRICES SALE! 3r4 FI.OOR ·FURNITURE I $5.95 "Belaire" MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS Stop in the Music Department on the 2nd floor . New selection of black and while Portable TV Sets. Portable Record Players - Color Television with famous RCA Xl100 Chassis - Tape Players Recorders - Stereos with built-in 8 track Tape Player and AM- FM Radio · New Transistor Radios. Stop in - take a look . You'll like this fine line of RCA quality products. · Special BOX . . . . . 6fp~ · ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT RCA TV SETS, RECORD PLAYERS· RADIOS -~~~~~~~~~-~--~ MEN'S INITIALED HANDKERDfiEFS SALE PRICE!>-DAIS'I' AIR RIFLES Pellet guns · lever action guns . carbines·_western Red Ryder . pump action air rifles. Save now on what you need. 16.99· ~~-~~~~~-~~~~-w----~~~~------------------~f - ----~---------------~------l Mens Permanent Pres White Handkerchiefs 3 in Cellophane Pack • EVENINGS DOLLS and STUFFED ANIMALS Be sure to see a lithe other fine qualitr work and dress I 1 SALE PRICES ••• GAMES - Special sale prices 011 our entire ·selection of . games for chi ldren and ~dults . A fine se lection . pair Includes 1'12 qt . saucepan. 2·qt. saucepan, 63/4' socks for men. Mens and Boys Department - 1st fry pan, 10" fry pan. 4112 qt . dutch oven , and lids . Floor. Decorator colors . r--~ Reg. 54.95 Teflon Set - . - - - · · Sale 38.99 Mens S9-:95 Reg. 44.95 Sunray Set · · · - · • · Sale 31.99J Also ;n this sale- special prices on boys and prep size ties . A fine group. FOR GALA EVENTS . -------------------------3 $}.89 --------------------------· --------------------------------------------------ROBES . CLUB ALUMINUM 8-PIECE COOKWARE SET BLANKETS 100 percent !I Polyester . DECEMBER SPECIAL$ · Kroehler living Room Suites· Sofas· Love Seats . Chairs • Recliners • Occasional Chairs. , Early American, Spanish, Traditional and Modern. Large selections of nylon and Herculon covers. Prints, tweeds and velvets. I ..--..-..--..-.-..-----------1 r~~·;~o~; . b~n~i;t~ ifoaurn~ 1---. with long lasling nylon . . REGISTER AT High fashion solid colors : green · rose - white - gold blue. . . . . ELBERFELDS WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC STREET Friday and Saturday FOR WHIRLPOOL DISHWASHER TO BE GIVEN AWAY S4.88 No purchase .is necessary and you need not be present to win. YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS A _Gold Star Store BETTY OHLINGER MAIN ST., POMEROY ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY ' I Devoted To .The Interest. OJ The Meiga-Ma&On Areo VOL XXV NO. 171 MEN'S SWEATSHIRTS ------------..:..--·-1-----------..-..-..l SALE PRICES HOLIDAY FOOTWEAR By United Press International Mounting violence today marked an independent truckers protest against rising diesel fuel costs and lower speed limits . One or the leaders or the demonstration was arrested on charges of carrying a concealed deadly weapon. In Ohio, a local point lor much of the trucker activity, at least 25 trucks whose drivers dedined to comply with the independent's call lor a nationwide "park in" were fired on early today and late Thursday. Another 450 to 500 rigs were corralled into a truckstop on Interstate 70 near Dayton and not allowed to leave. The Ohio · Highway Patrol sa(d the men .were being kept at the stop under duress. Near Glasgow, Del., this morning, John Sassi, 29, and three companions were taken into custody after a searc,h of ~eir station wagon turned up a handgun, state police said. ' ' .sassi, an independent driver who helped organize the "park in," testi!ed before a -&nate committee hearing on the truckers' plight earlier this week. Sassi accused tbe Senale of not acting quickly ellbugh to redress truckers 1 grievances. In Baird, Del., Thursday night, a trucker had his wind· shield shot out. Similar in· cidents were reported on two other Delaware highways as the angry independents at. tempted to get other truckers to join their protest shutdown. There were also reports o£ violence in Maryland where at a Whitemars h truck stop late Thursday two trucks were fired on while· waiting to be fueled. One blast hit a truck radiator while s hotgun pellets sha ttered the windshields of other rigs. No injuries were reported . A new outbreak of gunfire and bricks aimed at opera ting trucks erupted in Ohio early today. The tires on some trucks were slashed. The suct-ess of the shutdown, suggested by editors of Overdrive magazinP. as a two-day protest or rising diesel prices and lower speed limits, was only partial. Across the nation state police and truck stop operators reported trucks were still rolling on expressways, although truck traffic was lighter than normal, and in some spots cut in hall. Ohio was hardest hit by the violence, but gunfire or rock and bottle barrages also harassed truck drivers Who tried to drive in Colorado and Pennsylvania. Three striking truck drivers were arrested in Pe!Uisylvania Thursday and accused of throwing rocks at a truck. zs Trucks Hit Ohio police said at least 25 operatin g trucks were hit by bullets Thursday night and early this morning. Nine trucks were struck by gunfire in Ohio and Pennsylvania ea rlier Thursday. No drivers have been hit. Other drlVers who were ignoring the shutdown reported numerous incidents of brick· throwing, lire slashing and being bottled up in truck stops. Near the Ohio.Pennsylvania OOrder, drivers stood in the mlddle of major truck routes and flagged down oncoming truckers, redirecting Utem into nearby truck stop parking lots. " They're catching the trucks as they come up routes 11, 30, 14 and 7," said the state High· way Patrol in Columbiana County, Ohio. "More than 200 trucks are tied up (in parking lots) a_\,East Liverpool. But all Ute roads are clear . (Continued on Page 12) No light on tape's buzz WASHINGTON (UPil - Technical experts don't know yet who or what caused an 18·minute " buzz " on one of President Nixon 's Watergate tapes , but it wasn't Rose Mary Woods' typewriter or lamp . Whatever happened, the experts told Chief U. S. District Judge John J Sirica in a preliminary report Thursday, it appears that the obliterated conversation " probably will not be retrievable " even with the most advanced equipment. Their report ruled out as the culprit in the erasure the electrical equipment used by Miss Woods, Nixon's personal secretary for nearly 25 years , as she was trans· scribing the taoe last fall . 1 ' Neither the lamp nor the typewriter used by Miss Woods she could not have been was a likely cause of the IS. responsible for aU 18 minutes. minute buzz on the White House The six·man panel o£ experts, tape of June 20, 1972... ," Sirica named by Sirica Nov. 21 with said after meeting with the the concurrence of both sides, experts, White House lawyers held out the possibility that the and prosecutors. Uher Universal 5000 machine TEN CENTS ' "Tests made with sophisticat- Miss PHONE 992-2156 Woods was using Oct. I ed instruments have failed to when the "acciden t" allegedly give any indication that the happened might have caused eleclric typewriter or the the buzz . But they sai~ that Tensor Lamp, if used in the was "yet to be determined by arrangement described in tes- further study." timony, would have produced Sirica said the panel expects the pattern of buzzing sounds to finish its work on the June 20 observed on the tape. 11 tape "shortly alter the first of The buzz obliterates a talk the new year." He said the sumes about 2,000 gallons of " tolerate the disruption " Nixon had just three days after experts already have put in 150 caused in the airline industry the Watergate bugging arrests man-days or work, mostly on fuel an hour. Officials said the President by jet luel cutbacks planned by with H. R. Haldeman, then his that one tape. Six other subpoenaed White would ride in a special railroad the administration. Some pilots closest adviser. Haldeman's car attached to the rear of a have been talking about a notes of that meeting, intra. House tapes also will be regular commercial Amtrak strike the weekend before .. duced as evidence in Sirica's examined to determine if any court recently, indicate the talk lllliy have been tampered with . !rain. His limousine may be Christmas. Sirica was expected to com· Under government· . was of Watergate. driven to Florids, or taken Miss Woods, . testifying . in plete his review of the tapes piggyback aboard a freight mandated fuel allocations, the airlines say they face a 25 per court Nov. 26, said she might today. He has already forward· car, they said . In Washington, the Air Une cent cut in their intended fuel have caused a 4'f..-<>r.,).minule ed four of them to Special Pilots Association (ALPA) said consumption, and already have gap by mistakenly hitting the Prosecutor Leon Jaworski, who (Continued on Page 12) "record" button on the machine has indicated he expects to its 45,000 members cannot as she turned to take a present them to the grand jury telephone call. But she insisted before Christmas. • t-~;~-----~ s~~~~~~:~Ts ------·-~-----------1 KNIT CAPES 1l · l WOMEN'S BODYSHI RTS l SALE PRICES ,..-----------------···--·-------·-·--·----. • pairs for . Friday and saturday Mens 8.95 Fashion Jeans Men s 9.95 Fashion Jeans Mens 11.95 Fashion Jeans SPECIAL 1 1 MEIGS lHEATRE Marguerite's Shoes 6 lingerie Department. First Floor PRETEEN SPORTSWEAR SALE Minor ' Waist sizes 29 to 38. Regular flare leg style and flares with cuffed bottoms. . Deni ms . corduroys - dacron and cotton blends. S<;>lld colors and plaids. Our Reg. $1.00 best selling pantyhose at ChristmaS special prices. • LIVING(r) BRAS • LIVING(r) LONG LINE BRAS •DOUBLE DIAMONDS(r) GIRDLES ' FASHION JEANS Panty Hose Save now on these great Playlex sty les. ' On womens trimmed and untrimmed winter Larry Spencer, chairmi;ln, Friday anci Saturday Sale 4.69 coats. Big selection of mi sses. juniors and presented his committee's for \ Mens 5.95 Sweater Vests Sale 5.39 preteen sizes. sugges tions lor a raffle. The Mens 6.95 Sweil!fer Vests · · · - · · · Sale 6.19 cost or the ticket printing was Men s 7.95 Sweater .Vests · - - · · · Sale 6.79 Mens 8.95 Sweater Vests · · - · - - · also discussed and Spencer announced that the committee will oller definite plans at the next meeting. Representatives of the Big selection of famous An ideal Christmas gift. Thi s sale includes our entire stock of Middleport Order o£ DeMolay brand portable 1 "inylandleatherbelts. . . attending the meeting stated Our entire stock of Preteen size 6 to 14 typewrllers, adding Boyssizes201o3B · mensslzes301o50. Wh•le - brown - tanthey are willing to help with sportswear is included in this sale. mrch,Jn:s and electronic black . red and reversibles. any conununity service project Coordinates· Pants • Blazers • Blouses. ca cu a ors. Friday and Saturday the Jaycees need help. Sweaters - Shrinks - Skirts. SALE PRICES Vince Knight, head of the bottle cap collection drive, announced that all members should turn in the bottle caps they have been collecting at the next meeting . Boys sizes 2 to 20. Mens sizes 36 to 50. Wai st length jackets · Poulin also announced that ~:~~,;~~tts o;1J1on acrylic. ~ and longer coallenglh. Buy whal you need now and save the Meigs County Jaycees will be hosts for the district 100 per cent Crepeset nyl on in white. pastels and Reg. $16.98 SALE PRICES meeting to be held at the Meigs dark colors. r-----------.--.-----..-....-..-·-,_.~Inn on January 6. Plans were also made for the January allReg. 10.00 Ruffle Front Sale . Sale 6.88 state convention in Cincinnati, which will have a mock Reg. 9.00 Placket Front . . . . . Sale 5.88 ---·---·---·~ New shipment o1 popular .swealershirts !or men in s_izes . Womens .· sma ll, medium , large and extra larg e. . legislature. Poulin added that Hooded Swea tshirts in zipper front coat style . Fleece l ined or whatever this legislature 1---·--.-..-....._.-...._.._..___._.___.._...-...._ ·· warm laminated lining . . decides will be pushed in the actual state legislature in Kodel blends. Columbus. Slop in and selecl your needs now. Our entire stock of womens Jaycee Week, directed by basic and fashion pants is WOUB-TV in Athens, will be included in th is sale . 12.7 fl. o z. size in Emeraude , lmprevu. Choose 100 pel. acrylic or SANTA CLAUS held Jan. 20-26, and Poulin l ' Aim ant. or Muquet. 100 pd . polyester in many agreed to represent the local colors. Jaycees at the taping of the THURSDAY EVENING-6To8 P.M. television show. FRIDAY EVENING-6ToB P. M. In final action it was anSATURDAY AFTt;::RNOON--2To4 P.M. nounced that the board of SPECIAL PURCHASE directors will meet Dec. 19, at f:lring the children in for a visit with $ant a. 7:30 p.m . at Pomeroy town hall. Don Nelson gave the secretary's report and Vince Extra in Knight the treasurer's report. blue. re d. green and gold . ~ The next regularly scheduled All First Quality · Jaycee meeting is Dec. 26, at 8 . p .m. at the city hall. Anyone REG. 3.50 BATH TOWELS SALE 1.99 TONKA TOYS ~ A big selection of ail size Tonka Toys - all Sizes lO·lOIJ2, 11 ,11112, 12between the ages of 18 and 30 aranged for yo ur easy selection . Includes our entire stock. 121/'l. Solid color grey or and interested in making REG. 2.50 HAND TOWELS SALE 1.29 white . Comfortable· and Meigs County a better place to long wear ing . REG. 1.19 WASH CLOTHS SALE 69c live is welcome . Friday and Saturday CALLED TWICE The Middleport E·R squad LOCAL TEMPS · answered - two calls WedM Temperature in downtown Pomeroy Thursday at 11 a.m. nesday . At 12:21 p.m. they was 53 . degrees under rainy transported Rubin Collins to Holzer Medical Center suf· · skies. fering a possible heart attack. At 8:30p.m. they were called to (Continued from Page 1) the Ted Riley residence, 2!14 Pearl St., for Kelly Gibnore, blocking roadways in Ohio. Patrolmen also reported nine .TONIGHT 73, a medical patient. He was December 13 incidents of objects being also taken to Holzer Medical NOT OPEN thrown at trucks in Mahoning Center. County, near the Ohio·Pennsyl· ·Fri. ·sat . Sun . vania border . In Somerset, Pa., Dec. 14-15-16 state pqlice reported the HAD SURGERY "SSSSSSS" windshields of three trucks Mrs . Dale (Joyce (Don't Say it, Hiss it) (Technicolor) Williamson) Richards, Lao· were smashed on the Pennsyl· Strother Marlin caster, formei-ly of Pomeroy , vania Turnpike by two bric.ks Di ck Benedict underwent major surgery and a bottle dropped from " PG" · Wednesday at River"ide overhead bridges. In Michigan, THE BOY WHO CRIEO WEREWOLF Hospital in Columbus. Cards angry truck drivers parked on ( Technicolor I may be sent to her in care of expressways in two locations, Kerwin Matthews Ule hospital. Mrs. Richards is a west and south of Detroit, Elaine DeVry sister of Mrs . William Gibbs, blocking traffic lor less than an " PG " Show Starts 7 p.m . hour in bolll places until police Pomeroy . cleared the roads . OPEN Truckers' protests heating up Men s and Young Mens CHRISTMAS SPECIAL SALE PRICES (Continued !rom Page I ) ' 1 area. • SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9 PM OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30. TO 9 .PM . . 4 Lions Nixon's Community POMEROY-MIDOLEPORT, OHIO FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1973' • • mounts riSIS United Press International Repercussions of the energy crisis were reflected today on a broadening scale - from U.S. highway truck routes to the topmost levels of government By United Press International in Washington, London and .AKRON - A CALL FOR COLLECTIVE bargaining laws lor Tokyo. public employes in Ohio and a professional practices board to The major manifestation in : regulate the teaching profession were the chief legislative items the United States · was the to be voted upon here today by delegates to the aonual Ohio spread of a work stoppage by Education Association meeting here. independ e nt truckers Adoption of a program to guide the association's position protesting increases in diesel during the comin g legislative session will lead off the second day fuel prices and lower speed of the three-day convention being attended by nearly 1,000 limits on major highways. educators from across Ohio . On the government level, WASHINGTON - A SOCIAL SECURITY benefits increase Vice President Gerald R. Ford presided at a White House that appeared to be breezing through Congress has become bogged down in an increasingly bitter dispute between the House meeting of top energy advisers to discuss the gel)eral situation Ways and Means Committee and the Senate l'inance Committee. and the . need for further Unless someone backs down or finds a face-saving compromise before Congress adjourns next week, 30 million Americans will legislation next year. have to wait a lew months longer to get their increased monthly Meanwhile, in an effort to make Americans more energy checks. Ironically, the increase itseif is not a part o£ the dispute . Both . conscious, President Nixon the House and Senate have passed a two-step, II pet. increase for 1974. The only difference is that the Senate would give the first 7 pel. increase immediately but the House would wait until April checks . Both bills would give the additional 4 pet. in July. The dispute revolves around a raft of non-Social Security amend· ments added by the Senate, inCluding a guaranteed "work bonus" for the working poor or up to $400. ··;;;;= :,=:::= r;;:: : :n ;i= ; l;iJ Chorale • • g~vmg WASHINGTON - NEWLY RELEASED ligures indicate Americans are complying wiUl administration appeals to cut their use of energy . Gasoline consumption dropped 15 pet. in the three weeks ending Nov. 30, and the combined consumption of gasoline, heating oil, diesel rue! and jet fuel was down 2!1 pet., administration officials reported. Thursday. That involved a 1.1 biUion barrel a day decline in the use of crude oil, out of which gasoline and other consumer petroleum products are made . ."American~ are res ~nding. They must be thanked lor their efforls," lhe administration's energy chief, William E. Simon, said. But the picture -was not all rosy. Eastern Airlines an· 110unced Thursday that another 3,760.employes, more than 10 pet. (){its work force, will be laid off early in 1974 because fuel s h·orl· ages have cut the number or flights . The Jayolls will include 440 pilots. concert The sixth annual Christmas presentation of Ule Meigs High School Chorale will be presented at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Larry Morrison Auditorium under direction of Mrs. Christine Guthrie. Sophomore Andrew Hoover, bass, will be featured singing " The Birthday of a King" to open the program. The chorale wHl sing, ·uo Come, 0 Come, Im.manuel," ••1 Heard the WASHINGTON - WITH THE EXPECTATION of new Bells," "As Lately We Wat· . assurances from President Nixon on the independence of ched," "What Child Is This," Watergate Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski, the Senate "Gesu Bambino, 11 "We, Three Judiciary Committee has approved Sen. William B. Saxbe to be Kings/ ' and "Angels We Have attorney general. The committee voted, 15·1, to approve Saxbe Heard on High." Tenor Fred alter Republican Leader Hugh · Seott agreed to . seek Burney will be featured in "0, "clarification" from the White House on the agreement Under Us ten to the Angels Song," and which Jaworski's independence and jurisdiction is protected. "Cantique De N90l." Earlier Thursday, committee liberals had demanded tbat Other . singers are . Marlene Nixon submit written assurances to .the committee before Saxbe Barrett, Deborah Black, was approved. Scott calied their demand " a teinpest in a teapot" Jennifer Chapman, Jaclyn but said he would try to obtain the assurances before the ex· Doczi, Ruth Esposito, Barbaropeeled Senate vote to -confirn1 Saxbe on Monday . Fultz, Rebecca Fultz, Jennifer "After the swearing-in,"· Saxbe said, "I'll tell you how I Grate, Margaret Griffith, .feel." The only vote against the Ohio Republica n came from &n. Janice Holter, Belle Hooper, Sam Ervin, D·N .C., who felt that a constitutional problem over Debra McGuffin, Catherine Saxbe's pay had not been cleared up. Mulford, Janet Neal, Margaret O'Brien, Pamela Queen, NINETY SIX, S.C . .-., TJ!ree persons were killed and at least Brenda Rupe, Gwendolin 47 injured Thursday as tornadoes ripped across three Southern Sheets, Deborah Shelton, states, causing millions of dollars in damage. Two women were Margaret Snyder, Brenda killed when a twister cut a swath a mile long and nearly 100 feet Stanley, · Donna Thorn· wide \hrough this rural area. It struck · the Ninety Six ton, Robyn Wills; .Patty Manufacturing Co., destroying a cloth separating building where Wilt, Edilll Woodard, Sandra they worked. A 15-rnonth-<>ld boy, Brandon J. Farr, died in an Workman, Lawrence Coleman, overturned mobile home in Newberry County, S. C. Wayne Cotterill, Donald Twenty-eix persons were injured in a tornado that struck Folmer, Jelfrey Grate, Gainesville, Ga., shortly alter noon. At least 44 houses were Lawrence· ~ayes, Kenneth destroyed along with two trailer parks, two downtown businesses Hollman, Chris Miller, David and a church. Moore, Earl WoOd, Donald Reuter, David Swisher. ROME - THE MOTHER OF MISSING oil heir J. Paul Getty In conjunction with the Til was reported today as confident of her son's safe return presentation there will be following payment of $3.4 million ln ransom to the youth's alleged displays of art wrok including kidnapers. Friends of the family said Mrs. Gail Harris was in · charcoal, mosaics, studies in good spirits awaiting the arrival of her 17·year-<>ld son, a grand· enlarging, graphics, crafts and son of oil billionaire J . Paul Getty. others as well as displays of "She is maliing plans for a happy Christmas," one family work by junior and senior friend said . Police sources said Thursday the youth's father , J . welding classes in the school (Continued on Page 12) foyer durin g the concert. ' ,, said he will travel by train to his Florida retreat after Christmas, White Jiouse of. ficials say, but it was not clear whether the rail journey would actually save fuel. After the announcement was made Thursday, officials indicated that the presidential jet, "Spirit of '76", would be flown to Florida anyway in case Nixon should need it in an emergency. The plane con· PRE-PRIMARY BLESSINGS POSSIBLE ' . Ohio GOP girds up ·for critical week COLUMBUS (UP!) . - The ''Historically, the committee · on possible endorsements. Republican State Committee has not made endorsements, McGough said the Pat-ty has set Jan. 1·15 as the critical . but there has been some senti- timetable 'calls for a final week for determining ment that in this day and age, report from the recruiting preferred candidates . for we oughtto change," McGough committee Jan. 10, including statewide office in next year 1s told a news conference alter an analysis of candidates and election and endorsing Ulem, if meeting with the candidate re- possible recommendations for a majority of the committee cruiting committee and the full endorsements. A state policy sees fit. Republican State Committee. committee meeting Jan. 14 will Pre-primary endorsements The chairman had thought precede the full committee be a departure from rewould earlier the state party might be meeting. cent party history , but fairly firm on its pre-primary McGough said a DecemRepublican Stale Chairman policy by mid-December. He ber poll of Ohioans Kent B. McGough said · said the calls for endorsement showed former Gov. James Thursday it is a definite made him change his mind. A. Rhodes continues to possibility, and the events of be the "clearcut favorite" for "Open Question'' 1 the next month will help shape "lt S an open question," Mc- the Republican gubernatorial the decision. Gough said of endorsements. nomination. He said Rhodes also is ''un· " ! have rio · feeling of questionably the best canwhether they will be made or not.'' The ques .. didate" the GOP could field lion will be decided at a- full against Gov. John J. Gilligan, although he declined to say committee meeting Jan. 15. whether or not Rhodes beat The deadline for candidates in the poll. ""It was Gilligan to appear belore the recruiting committee is Jan. 1. The lol· very. close ... a real horse lowing day, major county race/' he said. The survey was conducted chairmen will air their views Instant camera by Simon Paul Simon, 104 West Main St., Pomeroy, is one of 204 deputy auto registrars across Ohio who will have the new color photo driver licenses beginning Jan. 2. Ohio Moto~ Vehicles Regislrar C. Donald Curry said a special "instant Process" camera unit - the only one in Meigs County - will be in· stalled at the Pomeroy location in the next two weeks. The photo license agency locations were selected on the basis of a two year Bureau of Motor Vehicles efficiency study. Deputy registrar agencies not being equipped to produce photo licenses will coniinue to be the state's.appointed agents for license plate sales, Curry 1 reports. In each county where only one photo license agency has been appointed, the agency selected has been lOcated at the county seat, the state official said. · Registrar Curry said that the new photo licenses will be valid lor four years and will cost $5 plus a 50 cent service charge. He added that all currently valid non·photo licenses will remain valid until their scbeduled date of expiration and need not be replaced until they expire. Talks resumed By United Press International Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met with three big power ambassadors and ,resumed his talks with Presi· dent Anwar Sadat of Egypt today to map 'out next week's Middle East peace conference. Israel, already threatening to boycott the talks in its dispute with Syria, was reported balking at terms laid down by Sadat. Kissinger arrived in Cairo Thursday after talks with Algerian officials on his Middle East tour and held a first round of talks . with Sadat today. Press reports said the session would include discussion of Israeli demands to keep Britain and France out of the negotiaiions and for a low· DRAWING SET The first drawing for prizes being awarded by Pomeroy mercilants as a part of their promotional program for the holida,Y season will be held at I p.m. Saturday at the New York Clothing House. Small ap· pliancea will . be awarded. No purchase isl · required for participation in the program : this month by Market Opinion Research, Inc., Detroit, the state GOP commissioned pollster. Resuils were not yet finalized, but they showed for the first time that Wateegate Ring 'round the rosie ··Gilligan .WASHINGTON (UPI) Gov. JohD J. Gilligan, one of 18 governors to meet Thursday wltb administration offlclalo to discuss the . ~nergy crisis, said all tbe aclmlnlstraUon Is presently doing Is "playing bide and seek wltb the oil Industry." "It was very difficult to find out to any degree of certainty what tbey are talking about," Gilligan ·said. "The biggest problem lor the states Is finding out basic Information from the federal government to develop programs of our own," said the governor. Higher tax is opposed key U.N. role. As the cabinet met, the military command in Tel Aviv reported Its second combat death in two days in a continuing series of exchanges of flre on the Egyptian front. · CINCINNATI . ( UP!) Mrs . Melr, in her scheduled Democratic senatorial can. meeting Sunday with Kissinger, didate John Glenn said here "will demand assurances that today he was "very much the conference be conducted opposed" to higher taxes on under the sponsorship of the •gasoline as a means of com. two superpowers and not give batting the fuel shortage the United Nations any practi· because it would Ioree "the cal influence," the newspaper average driver off the road." "We have a limited amount Ma'ariv said. of gasoline so it must be U.S. officials with Kissinger said Washington was bringing allocated for prQper uses," pressure on Tel Aviv to reach a Glenn said during an ap. corripromlse with the Arabs as pearance at a gas station quickly as possible because he owned by Mike i<unnen, feels Israel would be defeated president of the Greater in any more Arab-Israeli wars. Cincinnati Gasoline Dealers AsSociation. "If we have to go beyond voluntary programs and allocation, then 1' favor gasoline rationing over , a higher tax system," he said. "Higher taxes on gasoline would _penalize those who can · affoc1 It the least," he said. "Only a millionaire could ·8 affordtopay$1"':$2agall~n ­ SHOPPING DAYS or whatever 11 m1ght be wtth a ·TO CHRISTMAS tax increase." ( and other related federal issues are affecting the strength of Republican candidates in Ohio. · Watergate Efleets "For the first time, Watergate is coming into people's thinking in Ohio," McGough told newsmen. He said the survey indicated a "buildup of a variety of· the events in Washington" has driven independent voleS away from ):!epublicans. "I think it's a gradual buildup with the people of Ohio, and not a particular issue," said McGough, adding that a turning pOint seemed to occur shortly after the weekend last month when President Nixon fired special Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox and Attorney General Elliot Richardson . McGough has contended that Watergate and related Washington matters would play a minimal part in next year's Ohio elections, which he said would revolve around the record of the Gilligan ad· ministration. Brakes failed causing mishap Meigs County Shel'iff Robert C. Hartenbach's Dept. in· vestigated a two car mishap Thursday at the Hobson bridge, three tenths mile east of SR 7. A14 :30 p.m. the department said an auto driven by Gary D. Johnson, 33, Rt. 1, Porllsnd, slowed down lor a large truck coming through the bridge when brakes falled on a car behind Johnson's auto,. driven by Herman Allen Taylor, 38, of 182 South Second Ave., Mid· dleport, hitting Johnson's vehicle in the rear, Both autos had moderate damage . No injuries were reported. GRAY ON MIKE Bill Gray will be behind the mike Saturday at 7:45p.m. for WJEH-FM (101.3 ) when Southern High Sehool's Tor· IJ8does lake on Southwestern in Ule Highlanders' gym. 'I �3- The Daily S.ntinel. Middleport-Pomero)'. O .• llw . H . 197J War r en, 0-0-0 ; Wise man, 0-0 Q. TOTALS 16·7·39. MEIGS FROSH (31) - ' • by 39-31 wms GAHS Frosh Wa lt er s. 1-0-2; Ham ilton, 0 -0·0 : Brown ing, 2-0-4; Stewart, 4-1-9 , Ra ndolph, 0 o O; Seiths, 5-0-10: Pra t t. 0-0 -0 ; Tavlor, 0 0-0. Haggerty. 1-0-2; Dotson, 2·0·4. , TOTALS 15-1-31. GAHS FROSH (391 Keiih Coach Gene Oesch's · GAHS W1til J;m. 3, when Logan in· Ja ck ::.on, 3 0-6 ; Kev Jackson, vades Gallipolis, It will be a 0 0 ; Swain , 8 0 16 ; Burdett e . 0·t. By Quarter'S : (rt!shmen basketball team GAHS Frosh 8 15 10 6- 39 outscored Meigs' yearlings 15-t batlle between the loop 's only 7 9; Ri ce, :?-0 4; Epling. 1-0 -2; Meigs Frosh 8 1 14 8- 31 Shawver. 0 0 0; Wade. 1-0·2; in the second peri od enroute to tmbeate n teams. At Meigs Thursday, the score a 39-31 Southeas tern Ohio was tied 8--8 after one period of League win at Meigs Thursday play . GAHS led 23-9 at hall· evening. time, and 33·23 after three Tho viciory left Gallipolis in a tw O-way tie for first place periods. Gary Swai n paced the with Logan with a 4.{) ma rk. It was Meigs' first loss in three Gallians with 16 points and eight rebounds. Keith Burdette star ts. The G AI ~S lrosh will be idle . tallied nine markers. Seiths led the losers with 10 points. Gallipolis was 16 of 44 rrom the field lor 34 pel. , and seven PREPARE FOR TILT of 14 from the foul circled or 50 CINCINNATI (UP!) - The Miami Redsk.ins, winners of pet. Meigs hit only one or 10 the Mid-American Conrerence rree throw attempts. The rootballliUe with a 1(1.{) record , Gallian s had 40 rebounds. prac ticed for lhe second Besides Swain, Joey Rice had straight day Thursday on lhe eight, Jerry Wade six and as tr oturf at Spinney Field Burdette had five . The Gallians Middleport, 0 . 992-5248 4th& Locust here , preparing for the had 32 turnovers. • Here 's Thursday 's box Tangeri ne Bowl game against score: Florida . The Cincinnati Be ngals relinquished the practice site to the Redskiris, who have no artifi cial surfa ce on their Oxford, Ohio campus. The Tangerine Bowl will be played Dec. 22 in Gainesville, Fla. SUNDAY SPECIAL December 16 Bengals eye division crown - Brian Hanmg are the elves; back row, Paul Riggs , J erry G rou nd s , Jeff Lambert, Donald Payne, Steve Richards, llr ent Finl aw, Chri stmas Trees, and Mark Riggs , sandman . The progra111 is under the direction of Mrs. Rose Ann Jenkins. Williams , Ger a ld Spencer. Rogan Ar nol d, Te rr y Ron n ing · H an irlg , Jewel l, Frank King , J e ff Bran ham , Anita L ewis , Br uce Gheen , Br(an Gheen. The f i r s and second gra de will en tertain w ith these songs, " J ingle Bells ," " Up On the Housetop ," " Rudolph", " Away in A Manger ", · " Merry Christmas", and " We Wi sh You A Merry Chr is tm as" . Singing w ilt be , first grade, Jimmy Eblin , David Wa ndl ing , Mike Cline, Christina Haninc;J , A VARIETY OF COSTIJMES will be featured in the Christmas program to be staged Monday night at Harrisonville Elementary School under the dirction of Mrs. Rose Ann J enk ins. Others l<lking part are, front row, l·r, Renee Willis, Patricia Grounds. Sheila Bing and Paula · Card, dolls; back row, Penny Wandling, Mother Goose, Tina Yost, Wendy Tillis, Vicky DeBord. Angie Ha.rmon , Darlene Nelson, Christine Riggs, moonbeams and Bobby Williams, soloist. Pupils to present program A Chris tmas program and the canl<ll<l, "Sanl<l Needs a Vacation '', will be presented Mo nd ay night at the Ha rrisonville Elementar y School beginning at 7: 30 p.m. The progr am is und er the direction of Mrs. "Rose Ami J enkins ass isted by Mrs . Nan cy Wh ite ; Mrs . Ca rol Ohlinger, Mrs. LaDonn a Boyd, Mrs. Linda McManus, Mrs. Maurita Miller and Gr eg McCalL · th e a t~ grad e Wil l present a ·skit ca ll ed " Tweedl ec;l.um 's Tri ck". Taking part .;,re R ~ b ert Harmon , Mike Haning , Tim Bi shop, Bobb y William s, Pearl ....,.... . . ,...,..........,...,...,.....,......,...,__,....,."'"'"'"'"'!' 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Curt ain t im e is 7 : 30p .m . .Meigs loses in overtime Gary Dabney's [ie ld goal and Abel s, 2-l -5: Gr alh , 0-0-0. TOTALS 18-6-42. Brad Abels' free throw in a By QuarterS: overtime period carried Coa ch Me ig s Bth 12 l3 10 .:1 2- 41 1Q. n s 10 3- 42 Dean Mason's Gallip olis eighth Ga ll ia atr gr aders to a ·thrilling 42-11 victory over Meigs on ·the BOBBY RECUP ERATING NEW YORK (UP! ) - F or· GAHS hardwood Thursday ward Bo bby Rousseau of the evenin g. The Gal!!a ns t r ailed New YOrk Rangers was orthroughout the en tire game in dered off the ice Thursday for a regulation play befor e Gary Week to ~e c up erate fr om Dabney sank tw o free throws strained back muscles suffer ed late in the four th period to tie in a team workout last Monday . the score at 39-alL GAHS led by three in the overtime. G. Halley sank a fr ee throw to reduce it to 4 2~ 0 with less than 10 second s left. Halley then hit the firs t of a one-and· one situation with two seconds left to make it 42·41 , but the second attempt missed, thus giving the home club its second win in four starts. Meigs dropped to 2·1 on the year. Meigs led 12·10, 2a·2t and 3539 at the qu a rtermarks . Gallipolis outscore d the visitors 10-4 in the final peri od, an d 3-2 in the overtime. Terry Wa ll had 12 points for Gallipolis. D~ bney added .(0, Follrod led the lose1·s with tO. Turning point came when a Meigs player shot the ball in th e wrong basket midway in the final per iod . Gallipolis had 24 rebounds, Meigs 17, Brad Abels picked off seven and Capt . Mi ckey Graham fiv e for the winners. Gallipolis will be idle until a Jan . 3 game at Logan. Thurs· day's box : M E IGS E IGHTH (41) - I Grealer For You I II 1 Year Certificates I Of De po5l't II 16 percent per year on 1 I hear (:ertificates of 1 I Deposit . 51,000.001 I Minimum. 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C INCINNATI I UPI) - The game. of his runners --veteran lfsscx Nrthrn Col o \13 ME-ItO St 17 Cap ital 14 II 560 Rutgers 6.tla t aye11e 60 Cincmnatl Ben~als, whose 9-4 ''Tht>y're throwing the ball J ohnson and rook.iC' Boobie Atlanta 13 15 ol64 ?1 1 Stnhll COli 11 Nc:t1 1575, Of Houston II IB 379 5 Juniata 78 York 70 r~rd already IS the best in the rea l effec tive!)' and they have a Clark - to top the l,QOO.yard C leveland 11 10 JSS 6 South Sl~ year history of the fran- couple of fin e receivers in rushin g mark. W t.>s l er' n Conf e r en ce East Ca r 77 F Oc knsn 73 M tdw es f D iviS IOn O a kland City 86 Berea 76 Johnson needs j ust 35 yard• cfnse, go for a IQ..I mark and (Ken) Burrough and (Billy ) w. 1. pe t . g . b . Wes t er n K v 104 Butler 96 the champio nship of th e Parks," Brown said , to reach the goal and Clark Milwaukee '25 S 833 van d er bJII69 Samford 65 Chicago 24 7 774 111 Aubur n 88 Ga . Tech 86 Amenc an Co nfe rence 's But defense is where the needs only 69. Detroit 19 II 633 6 Miss . 7~ Sou l hm M i ss i 75 Central Division Sunday Oilers are hurting. They are Despite a driving rain ThursKC Omaha 8 23 258 17 1 7 Southw es t P.1c il i c D iv isi on M o . Ws t rn 71 Wm Je w II 54 &g31nsl the Houston Oilers. within nine points of giving up day . afternoon, the Bcngals w . I. pet. g . b . l ut'5a 103 s t , Cloud 6S And Bengals Head Coach more points than any other conducted what Brown called Golden Slate 16 9 640 Mem ph is St 90 Te,.;as 82 LosAngetes 17 14 .548 2 0 . Robe rt s. 95 San Ogo St . 18 Paul Brown !rankly admils Oiler team in history -429. an "enthusiastic" 90-minute Portland 12 18 .400 6 1 ~ NW Mo. St. 89 Emp r ia St . 62 BY DENNY FO ll~;s he.'s surprised at the success Brown hopes the WP:-t \1: practice. Pnoeni)( 10 20 .333 a• ~ N ew M e-x . 115 Houston B~pt 72 Meigs cage n"J.entor Roger Brauer has begun a system of Sea lt le Uus year. 11 23 .J24 9 1 1 w. New Mex 73 E . New Mex T h ursda v 's R e'S ults q 61 Arizona 101 ldah~ ao especially recogni zing his bal:ikctboll players who don 't just " If someone had asked me at Chic:ago 97 Mil wa ukee 94 score the most points but who n~vc rt heless make va l ~ablc Portland 1\Q Phoenix 108 the beginning of the season if 1 Home of I Only games sched uled J contributions to Ule-le.i ) .m 's effort. would settle for a 9.S record I'd Friday ' s Ga m es Following each game this season Brauer and his assistants Bu ff alo a t Cleveian d The Meigs Marauder wrest- Moore who linislled third , and have said yes,'' says Brown'. "I BOOZER MVP the Fabulous Boston at Hou5ton would have !igured 9.S would ling team, following a season 155 lb. Steve Brickles, a fourth compute the fa cts and figures and come up w ith a Heboundcr of Los NEW YORK ( UPI ) - RunAngeles a t Chic a go the Week, Assist Player of the Wee k ~ and a Defensive Player of Philadelph ia at Det roi t have gotten us into the opening loss at Atbens last place Jinisher. ning back Emerson Boozer was Golden St.at Por tl an d The rirst round begins al9:30 the Week. playoffs," week, hopes to regroup Cap ital at Sea ll le named the New York J e iS most After four ga mes, senior forward Bill Myers has dominated the (O nly games scheduled) A win at Houston Sunday Saturday when the gra pplers or a .m., wlth the winners of that valuable player Thursday in a selections, being named defensive player tw ice and the top !lends the Bengals into the J ohn BenUey and Sam Crow round meeUng in round 2. ABA St andings poll or his teammates. Boozer By Uni te d Press Int er na t io n al gained 799 yards in 12 games Round 3 will then pit all the rebounder three times. playoffs against the world Ira vel down SR 7 to participate E ast Two-time winners have .been junior guard Perk Au lt as top champion Miami Dolphin s in the 1973 Chesapeake tour- losers against each other, with w. 1. p et . g .b . this season and had 118 more 22 10 .688 the individual weight class . assist man, and junior cenler Dan Dodson , once t op defender and Carol in a Dec. 23 in Miami. nament. Ken t ucky 11 10 .630 1 1 "J on 20 pass receptions. The Marauder rnatmen winners or that rowtd taking once top 1-eboun der . Houston, with a 1-12 record, Ne w York 19 12 .613 11 ·, Solo winners have been juniQr guard Lanni (! Coa ts as top Virgin ia 8 19 .296 1 11 "1 Is the worst team in pro foot· will be led by sen· third place in the tourney. Memph is 9 23 . 28 1 . 13 defensive playe r and senior Steve Price and junior Steve John Lehew, AI · The finals, those who win in Mll . Brown figures the Oilers iors W es t i nn eso ta 15 12 1 31 107 94 w . 1. pe t . g .b . M lo be loose, but not ex- McLaughlin, two of the three Round 2, will be at 7:30 Walburn as top assist players. Hou ston 111 9 3 31 98 80 16 lJ . 552 PLAY IT AG AIN ME IGS - On Sept. 28 an underdog U1 ah W in g_i peg lJ 14 3 29 107 103 grapplers who had pins in the Saturday evening . perimental. In d iana 16 15 . 516 1 Ange ls 12 17 0 24 88 11 0 , 16 16 . 500 \ 1 7 Los Coach BenUey, who feels the Marauder football team traveled to Gallipolis to do ba tUe with Sa n An ton io "I'm sure they don 't · ha"\le 45-24 loss at At hens last V an cou v er 10 17 0 20 86 108 Den ver 14 1 ~ .500 fl:;o Th u rs d ay 's Res ult s anything to worry a bout, but Saturday. Lehew, who finished tournaments are a truer in- the Blue Devils of coach C. L. (.Johnny 1 Ecker . At that time the San Diego 13 18 .41 9 4 Toro n to 3 Cl eYelan d 1 gang or coach Charle)' Chance)' was struggling at 0-2 on the T h urs d ay's Res ults knowing (Oiler s Coach ) Sid third in the Chesapeake dication of matmen's ability ( On l y gam e schedul ed) Or der By Phon e Sa n D ieg o 107 Memph i s 104 F ri d ay's Gam es Gillman, I don't think the)''ll tourney last year, will be because of the rugged com- sea son , and most Meigs followers knew that a victory ove r the Sa n Anton io 96 V irg i nia 94 Qu eb ec at Edmon t on And T ake Em Home (On ly games schedu led ) want to do much ex- wrestling in the 185lb. division, petition, will be sending the arch.rival boys fr om the world below Was just wha t Meigs Lo s Angeles at W i nn ipeg F r iday 's gam es Houston a t Minneso t a 992· 5432 per imenting aga in st us," while McLaughlin, fourth in following grapplers after the needed to ge t the season going, Mem ph is vs. Kentu c ky York at N ew En gl an d And :'Ecker 's Wreckers " fo und themselves on the wrong end a t C incinnati New Brown said , " I'm looking at it the 1972 tourney, will be going remainder or the 7 team [ield, (O n ly g ames Sc h edu l ed ) 105 lb. Rick George, 112 lb, of the tow truck. being dumped 14-7. That got the Ma rauders Uta h v s. Carol ina at Green sbor o as another tough game for us at 145 lbs. Other winners at Athens Ga ry O' Dell, 119 lb. Joe moving, and they went on to capture a sha re of second place in Sa n D jego at New Yor k because it's another one that (O nly games sc hed u led > were Roger Hysell. who will be Rosenbaum, 126lb. Ken Moore, the SEOAL - four places higher than they were predicted to we have to win ." N H L Standinqs Brown says Houston 's going in the 138lb. division, and 132 lb. J im McClure, 138 lb. finish. By Un it ed P r ess l n1ernati onal Tonight the cagers of J im Osborne host Brauer 's Bouncers, Roger Hysell, 145 lb. Alan biggest weakness is something 119 lb. J oe Rosenbawn. Ea st Other Marauders who placed McLaughlin , 155 lb . Steve and the Meigs cage team finds itselr in tile same position the grid you can't depend on happening w. 1. t. ph qf ga Bo ston \9 4 3 41 122 68 at the 1972 tourney are Brickles, 167 lb. Marty Dugan, team was in two and a half mon\hs ago. every game -mistakes . Winless and flounderin g at the 0.3 in t he SEOAL, a win M ontreal 16 7 3 35 88 70 "They flllitbled the ball eight heavyweight Mike Haley who 175 lb. Bill Slack, 185 lb. J ohn tonight over the heavil)'-ravored Devils co uld be the shot in the N Y Rangrs 13 B 8 34 112 88 times against P ittsburg h," placed third, 126 lb, Kenny Lehew and unlimted, Mike 5 33 102 83 14 11 Toronto Free Insurance Counseling By An arm that the Marauder cagers need to hit the victory tra il. Haley, Brown recalled . " Mist akes 2 JO 94 86 Bu ff al o 14 11 have been their downfall but 2 22 86 123 Detr oi t 10 16 Expert In This Field - • • you don't know if that 'll go on Vancouver 6 14 5 17 59 83 7 17 65 88 NY lsland r s 5 15 every game." We st EACH MONDAY 10 TIL 4 If Houston were upset the w. 1. t. pts gf ga Ph i l a 16 6 4 36 75 43 Be ~ l s, l!rown fi gur es it · BY DENNY FOBES Myers and Steve Walburn at are also expected to see plenty cidmitted . ' 1This week we'r e Ch ica g o 13 5 8 3 4 86 48 12 10 6 30 70 76 going to go with m ore freedom Atla n ta rt should be a tough weekend the corners, and junior Lonnie of action. · St . Louis 1\ 10 6 28 74 70 for Meigs County cage teams Coats and Steve Price at In order to ·win, Phillips said, in our pattern offense to try to Los Angeles 9 15 4 22 76 9 1 7 14 7 21 79 9 6 as two or the three, Meigs and guards. "We have to stop Tim Stout and get the most out o( the kids' Minneso1a P ittsburgh 8 15 4 20 73 103 natural abili ties ." Soulhern, hit the r oad tonight, The Devils, with a 2-t record, Greg J ames." Cali for n ia 7 19 2 16 65 11 0 Thu rs day ' s Resu lt s Saturday the Eagles travel to and Southern and Eastern take will send out the 6-5 Price at " North Gallia will try to fast Tor onto 6 Atlanta 1 to the buses Saturday evening. center , forward 6·2 Tom break us like crazy," sa:id Glouster, w~ i ch should be no L os Ang J NY Is land er s 2 And tonight's action could go Valentine, 6-3 Mike Sickles, Philli ps, addin g thal th e fun trip. Once there, Eastern Bos to n 4 M innesota 2 t ro it 7 St . Lo ui s J . a long way toward determining and guards S..2 Jim Niday and Pirates most likel)' also will will face the un de reated · De(On Pomeroy ly game~ schedule d) Cor. Second & Court Fr ida y's Ga m es Tomcats and 6-4 Tim Seavers what happens in the futur e, as 5-8 Jim Singer. Price and press, using a 2-2-1 press when • Monfre.al at Cali fornia all three MeigsCountians face Singer are the only seni9rs. they go three~uarters cour t who sever al coaches in the CO nly gam e scheduled ) area! Phillips among them , rugged foes in tonight's til ts. Mea nwhile, Carl Woire's and uSing a . diamond press WH A Stand i ng s The Marauders travel to Tornados, wtdefeated in leag ue when they · go fu ll . co urt. call one of the best ballplayers ·ey l) n ited Press lnter n·at i on a l Gallipolis to .fa ce the highly play with a 2.j) mark, will be Phillips £eels the Eagles will in this part of the state. East We Represent · w . I. t . pts gf ga touted Blue Devils, Carl ta kin g on the undefea ted have to control the tempo of the Nw E n glnd 17 10 1 · 35 109 92 Phillips concluded that the Wolfe's Tornados go to Mer- Wildcats. game. "We have to stop their STATE AUTOMOBILE IN SUR ANCE CO. Toronto 1.4 15 3 31 113 106 OHIO FARM ERS cerville to meet the favored " We're ready to play,'' said fas t break, and rebounding Eagle cag.er s, with a 1-3 ,Clev eland 13 12 32 9~092 WE STFIELD COMPANI ES record, have plenty of spirit, Hannan Trace Wildcats and Wolre, who will field· Norman should be the key. " WEST ERN R ES ER VE MU T UAL INS , CO. Qu eb ec 13 15 3 29 11 3 102 the Eagles host the Pirates of Currman at center, Vern Ord " We're still tr ying to get our despite the ir dis appoin ting Je r se y 11 16 1 24 69 102 LIGHTNIN G ROD MUTUA L North Gallia, the team that and Pete Sayre at the rorwards offense into gear," Phillips s l<lrt. Ch ic ago _ 11 13 l 23 83 88 was picked in pre-season polls and Randy Warner and Bob Use Our Budget Plan for Easie r Pay ments · West to sha re the SVAC Iitle with Mlller at guards. ""---------------------~ Edmonfon w17. 1.10 t. 0 pis 34 gf 92 ga 79 ... Bill Phillips, boys. Wolfe thinks the Purple Down in Gallia County , Bunch wlll have to stop the Brauer 's Bouncers continue Wildcats' Mark Swain and the search for win No, I, facing John Lusher if his cagers are to a tough task in Jim Osborne's retain their unblemished loop · Blue Devils, who should be mark. ASK ABOU i OUR CHRISTMAS SPECIAL ! ready foll owing a 55-53 upset at "It's a big one for us," said the hands of Ironton Tuesday the first year mentor who Call Phil Globoka r evening. added that the team's, as well 992 -2S9!l Going for the Marauders will as the student body's, attitude be- junior pivotman Dan is " just tremendous." Dodson, who will get the honor Saturday the Tornado s d trying to neutralize Mr . continue their four game road Fric!ay, Dec. 14 - Meigs vs . Gallipolis ba sk etball . . . I ive Everything. Gil Price; Bill s tand, travelling to South· audio about 7: 30p.m. , complete TV replay , 10 a.m. Saturday .. ·.· western. in Gallipolis, 12 :30 p.m . in other areas . Probably the most closely · watched contest, by other SVAC contenders, Will be the battle that takes place on the Eastern planks as the two Monday through Friday i daily at 4: 30p.m. - Kiddies v isiting ''king pins'' meet near Tuppers Santa Claus at Elberfelds in Pomeroy ... Kids' letter s to Our inventory must be reduced before Plains. Santa ... Area children's Christmas dra wings, January 1, 1974 Both have already suffered one loop loss, however, and \ whoever takes a dunkin g tonight will have a rough time Plus Tax garnering the SVAC laurels Monday, Dec. 17 - Washington Debates for the Seventi es, in and Casing this season. full color : Part I, The .Energy Crisi s, 7 p.m . . Eagle Coach Bill Phillips will be going with Tim Spencer and Tony Milhoan at the corners, Tuesday, Dec . 18 - Pt . Pleasant vs , Meigs basketball Steve Dill in the pivot, and Tim Dawn and John Sheets at the live aud io about 7: 30p.m ., TV r eplay Wedn esday at 5 p.m. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' · guards, while Larry Atherton, w Includes Ag , Pump, Filler , Hea le r , Floss Charcoal, Book . i 6% ! BOB Insurance Problem? ·' 1 5 New York 13 56/ Butfalo I? 18 400 Philadelphia 9 10 3 10 Cen t r al DIVI SI On w. 1. pet . Got An Complete . 11 17 SANDWICH 10 GAL AQUARIUM .. I --------Our Interest Is I w . I, p , t . q . b . Boston Fordham n Cot•Jmb•& Sl Mas-s l'j Holy Cross 10 wagner 67 LehiQh 62 Wrestlers on road Betty Loft is, Joey Ki ng, Dav1d Reeves , Lo r ena Donohue , VARDON TROPHY LAKE PARK, Fla. (UP!) Kr isti na Wei ng , Katrina Dono h ue, Kar e n Sp encer , Bruce Crampton or Australia Vi cky Pev ley, Chris Workman . was named winner Thursday of Gl or ia Nelson, Retha Yost, Linda Riggs, Mi ke Hatfield, the Vardon Trophy, awarded Vincent Ki n g , Jim my Locke, annua lly to the golrer with the an d secon d grade, Eugene best round average . Crampton Ph i lli ps, Paula Car l , Monte Cha pman, Hargis Georg e , averaged 70,576for 99 rounds to Paul George. Jer r y Grounds, 70,744 for 86 rounds by Lee Chris tina Han ing, David Trevino. A minimum of BO Ho bbs, Bre nda La rgent. rounds was needed for qualifi· Daw n ette No rr is , Ma n dy Reeves. Chr is tine Riggs, Pa ul cation. Ri gg s, Tina Yos t, Te re sa Gi ll iam . . Making up the cho ir$ wi ll be E il Sl Alii'! nil ( 01 \II S IOn M id We!. I Cte Sl 11 S t Fran . P.J ~} Yng'!Jtwn C:,. t &1 ~n fran ,St 1\4 Mmn sa Loyota (:.h i ~ 4 . ot No 111 99 Balo:.rsttd st 74 S.vthrn 111 109 La Te en 81 • waukesha 119 Lakeshore 1R West STEAK HOUSE •• McCLURE'S Alt h ouse, B renda E a\ tern Con f erence Coll eg e Boa s k e tb<~~ ll R es u lh. By Un1t e d Press t nt ern at •onal CROW'S FRENCH FRIES only 25e TAKING PA RT in the Christmas Canl<ll<l "Santa Needs A Vacation., at Harrisonville Elem. Monday evening are students in grades two th rough six . Front row,l-r, Ivan Carl, Monty Chaprru;n , Willie Donahue. Oavid Harpel', Gar y Howard, Danny Riggs , Randy Mitchell. 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H . 197J War r en, 0-0-0 ; Wise man, 0-0 Q. TOTALS 16·7·39. MEIGS FROSH (31) - ' • by 39-31 wms GAHS Frosh Wa lt er s. 1-0-2; Ham ilton, 0 -0·0 : Brown ing, 2-0-4; Stewart, 4-1-9 , Ra ndolph, 0 o O; Seiths, 5-0-10: Pra t t. 0-0 -0 ; Tavlor, 0 0-0. Haggerty. 1-0-2; Dotson, 2·0·4. , TOTALS 15-1-31. GAHS FROSH (391 Keiih Coach Gene Oesch's · GAHS W1til J;m. 3, when Logan in· Ja ck ::.on, 3 0-6 ; Kev Jackson, vades Gallipolis, It will be a 0 0 ; Swain , 8 0 16 ; Burdett e . 0·t. By Quarter'S : (rt!shmen basketball team GAHS Frosh 8 15 10 6- 39 outscored Meigs' yearlings 15-t batlle between the loop 's only 7 9; Ri ce, :?-0 4; Epling. 1-0 -2; Meigs Frosh 8 1 14 8- 31 Shawver. 0 0 0; Wade. 1-0·2; in the second peri od enroute to tmbeate n teams. At Meigs Thursday, the score a 39-31 Southeas tern Ohio was tied 8--8 after one period of League win at Meigs Thursday play . GAHS led 23-9 at hall· evening. time, and 33·23 after three Tho viciory left Gallipolis in a tw O-way tie for first place periods. Gary Swai n paced the with Logan with a 4.{) ma rk. It was Meigs' first loss in three Gallians with 16 points and eight rebounds. Keith Burdette star ts. The G AI ~S lrosh will be idle . tallied nine markers. Seiths led the losers with 10 points. Gallipolis was 16 of 44 rrom the field lor 34 pel. , and seven PREPARE FOR TILT of 14 from the foul circled or 50 CINCINNATI (UP!) - The Miami Redsk.ins, winners of pet. Meigs hit only one or 10 the Mid-American Conrerence rree throw attempts. The rootballliUe with a 1(1.{) record , Gallian s had 40 rebounds. prac ticed for lhe second Besides Swain, Joey Rice had straight day Thursday on lhe eight, Jerry Wade six and as tr oturf at Spinney Field Burdette had five . The Gallians Middleport, 0 . 992-5248 4th& Locust here , preparing for the had 32 turnovers. • Here 's Thursday 's box Tangeri ne Bowl game against score: Florida . The Cincinnati Be ngals relinquished the practice site to the Redskiris, who have no artifi cial surfa ce on their Oxford, Ohio campus. The Tangerine Bowl will be played Dec. 22 in Gainesville, Fla. SUNDAY SPECIAL December 16 Bengals eye division crown - Brian Hanmg are the elves; back row, Paul Riggs , J erry G rou nd s , Jeff Lambert, Donald Payne, Steve Richards, llr ent Finl aw, Chri stmas Trees, and Mark Riggs , sandman . The progra111 is under the direction of Mrs. Rose Ann Jenkins. Williams , Ger a ld Spencer. Rogan Ar nol d, Te rr y Ron n ing · H an irlg , Jewel l, Frank King , J e ff Bran ham , Anita L ewis , Br uce Gheen , Br(an Gheen. The f i r s and second gra de will en tertain w ith these songs, " J ingle Bells ," " Up On the Housetop ," " Rudolph", " Away in A Manger ", · " Merry Christmas", and " We Wi sh You A Merry Chr is tm as" . Singing w ilt be , first grade, Jimmy Eblin , David Wa ndl ing , Mike Cline, Christina Haninc;J , A VARIETY OF COSTIJMES will be featured in the Christmas program to be staged Monday night at Harrisonville Elementary School under the dirction of Mrs. Rose Ann J enk ins. Others l<lking part are, front row, l·r, Renee Willis, Patricia Grounds. Sheila Bing and Paula · Card, dolls; back row, Penny Wandling, Mother Goose, Tina Yost, Wendy Tillis, Vicky DeBord. Angie Ha.rmon , Darlene Nelson, Christine Riggs, moonbeams and Bobby Williams, soloist. 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Brad Abels' free throw in a By QuarterS: overtime period carried Coa ch Me ig s Bth 12 l3 10 .:1 2- 41 1Q. n s 10 3- 42 Dean Mason's Gallip olis eighth Ga ll ia atr gr aders to a ·thrilling 42-11 victory over Meigs on ·the BOBBY RECUP ERATING NEW YORK (UP! ) - F or· GAHS hardwood Thursday ward Bo bby Rousseau of the evenin g. The Gal!!a ns t r ailed New YOrk Rangers was orthroughout the en tire game in dered off the ice Thursday for a regulation play befor e Gary Week to ~e c up erate fr om Dabney sank tw o free throws strained back muscles suffer ed late in the four th period to tie in a team workout last Monday . the score at 39-alL GAHS led by three in the overtime. G. Halley sank a fr ee throw to reduce it to 4 2~ 0 with less than 10 second s left. Halley then hit the firs t of a one-and· one situation with two seconds left to make it 42·41 , but the second attempt missed, thus giving the home club its second win in four starts. Meigs dropped to 2·1 on the year. 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C INCINNATI I UPI) - The game. of his runners --veteran lfsscx Nrthrn Col o \13 ME-ItO St 17 Cap ital 14 II 560 Rutgers 6.tla t aye11e 60 Cincmnatl Ben~als, whose 9-4 ''Tht>y're throwing the ball J ohnson and rook.iC' Boobie Atlanta 13 15 ol64 ?1 1 Stnhll COli 11 Nc:t1 1575, Of Houston II IB 379 5 Juniata 78 York 70 r~rd already IS the best in the rea l effec tive!)' and they have a Clark - to top the l,QOO.yard C leveland 11 10 JSS 6 South Sl~ year history of the fran- couple of fin e receivers in rushin g mark. W t.>s l er' n Conf e r en ce East Ca r 77 F Oc knsn 73 M tdw es f D iviS IOn O a kland City 86 Berea 76 Johnson needs j ust 35 yard• cfnse, go for a IQ..I mark and (Ken) Burrough and (Billy ) w. 1. pe t . g . b . Wes t er n K v 104 Butler 96 the champio nship of th e Parks," Brown said , to reach the goal and Clark Milwaukee '25 S 833 van d er bJII69 Samford 65 Chicago 24 7 774 111 Aubur n 88 Ga . Tech 86 Amenc an Co nfe rence 's But defense is where the needs only 69. Detroit 19 II 633 6 Miss . 7~ Sou l hm M i ss i 75 Central Division Sunday Oilers are hurting. They are Despite a driving rain ThursKC Omaha 8 23 258 17 1 7 Southw es t P.1c il i c D iv isi on M o . Ws t rn 71 Wm Je w II 54 &g31nsl the Houston Oilers. within nine points of giving up day . afternoon, the Bcngals w . I. pet. g . b . l ut'5a 103 s t , Cloud 6S And Bengals Head Coach more points than any other conducted what Brown called Golden Slate 16 9 640 Mem ph is St 90 Te,.;as 82 LosAngetes 17 14 .548 2 0 . Robe rt s. 95 San Ogo St . 18 Paul Brown !rankly admils Oiler team in history -429. an "enthusiastic" 90-minute Portland 12 18 .400 6 1 ~ NW Mo. St. 89 Emp r ia St . 62 BY DENNY FO ll~;s he.'s surprised at the success Brown hopes the WP:-t \1: practice. Pnoeni)( 10 20 .333 a• ~ N ew M e-x . 115 Houston B~pt 72 Meigs cage n"J.entor Roger Brauer has begun a system of Sea lt le Uus year. 11 23 .J24 9 1 1 w. New Mex 73 E . New Mex T h ursda v 's R e'S ults q 61 Arizona 101 ldah~ ao especially recogni zing his bal:ikctboll players who don 't just " If someone had asked me at Chic:ago 97 Mil wa ukee 94 score the most points but who n~vc rt heless make va l ~ablc Portland 1\Q Phoenix 108 the beginning of the season if 1 Home of I Only games sched uled J contributions to Ule-le.i ) .m 's effort. would settle for a 9.S record I'd Friday ' s Ga m es Following each game this season Brauer and his assistants Bu ff alo a t Cleveian d The Meigs Marauder wrest- Moore who linislled third , and have said yes,'' says Brown'. "I BOOZER MVP the Fabulous Boston at Hou5ton would have !igured 9.S would ling team, following a season 155 lb. Steve Brickles, a fourth compute the fa cts and figures and come up w ith a Heboundcr of Los NEW YORK ( UPI ) - RunAngeles a t Chic a go the Week, Assist Player of the Wee k ~ and a Defensive Player of Philadelph ia at Det roi t have gotten us into the opening loss at Atbens last place Jinisher. ning back Emerson Boozer was Golden St.at Por tl an d The rirst round begins al9:30 the Week. playoffs," week, hopes to regroup Cap ital at Sea ll le named the New York J e iS most After four ga mes, senior forward Bill Myers has dominated the (O nly games scheduled) A win at Houston Sunday Saturday when the gra pplers or a .m., wlth the winners of that valuable player Thursday in a selections, being named defensive player tw ice and the top !lends the Bengals into the J ohn BenUey and Sam Crow round meeUng in round 2. ABA St andings poll or his teammates. Boozer By Uni te d Press Int er na t io n al gained 799 yards in 12 games Round 3 will then pit all the rebounder three times. playoffs against the world Ira vel down SR 7 to participate E ast Two-time winners have .been junior guard Perk Au lt as top champion Miami Dolphin s in the 1973 Chesapeake tour- losers against each other, with w. 1. p et . g .b . this season and had 118 more 22 10 .688 the individual weight class . assist man, and junior cenler Dan Dodson , once t op defender and Carol in a Dec. 23 in Miami. nament. Ken t ucky 11 10 .630 1 1 "J on 20 pass receptions. The Marauder rnatmen winners or that rowtd taking once top 1-eboun der . Houston, with a 1-12 record, Ne w York 19 12 .613 11 ·, Solo winners have been juniQr guard Lanni (! Coa ts as top Virgin ia 8 19 .296 1 11 "1 Is the worst team in pro foot· will be led by sen· third place in the tourney. Memph is 9 23 . 28 1 . 13 defensive playe r and senior Steve Price and junior Steve John Lehew, AI · The finals, those who win in Mll . Brown figures the Oilers iors W es t i nn eso ta 15 12 1 31 107 94 w . 1. pe t . g .b . M lo be loose, but not ex- McLaughlin, two of the three Round 2, will be at 7:30 Walburn as top assist players. Hou ston 111 9 3 31 98 80 16 lJ . 552 PLAY IT AG AIN ME IGS - On Sept. 28 an underdog U1 ah W in g_i peg lJ 14 3 29 107 103 grapplers who had pins in the Saturday evening . perimental. In d iana 16 15 . 516 1 Ange ls 12 17 0 24 88 11 0 , 16 16 . 500 \ 1 7 Los Coach BenUey, who feels the Marauder football team traveled to Gallipolis to do ba tUe with Sa n An ton io "I'm sure they don 't · ha"\le 45-24 loss at At hens last V an cou v er 10 17 0 20 86 108 Den ver 14 1 ~ .500 fl:;o Th u rs d ay 's Res ult s anything to worry a bout, but Saturday. Lehew, who finished tournaments are a truer in- the Blue Devils of coach C. L. (.Johnny 1 Ecker . At that time the San Diego 13 18 .41 9 4 Toro n to 3 Cl eYelan d 1 gang or coach Charle)' Chance)' was struggling at 0-2 on the T h urs d ay's Res ults knowing (Oiler s Coach ) Sid third in the Chesapeake dication of matmen's ability ( On l y gam e schedul ed) Or der By Phon e Sa n D ieg o 107 Memph i s 104 F ri d ay's Gam es Gillman, I don't think the)''ll tourney last year, will be because of the rugged com- sea son , and most Meigs followers knew that a victory ove r the Sa n Anton io 96 V irg i nia 94 Qu eb ec at Edmon t on And T ake Em Home (On ly games schedu led ) want to do much ex- wrestling in the 185lb. division, petition, will be sending the arch.rival boys fr om the world below Was just wha t Meigs Lo s Angeles at W i nn ipeg F r iday 's gam es Houston a t Minneso t a 992· 5432 per imenting aga in st us," while McLaughlin, fourth in following grapplers after the needed to ge t the season going, Mem ph is vs. Kentu c ky York at N ew En gl an d And :'Ecker 's Wreckers " fo und themselves on the wrong end a t C incinnati New Brown said , " I'm looking at it the 1972 tourney, will be going remainder or the 7 team [ield, (O n ly g ames Sc h edu l ed ) 105 lb. Rick George, 112 lb, of the tow truck. being dumped 14-7. That got the Ma rauders Uta h v s. Carol ina at Green sbor o as another tough game for us at 145 lbs. Other winners at Athens Ga ry O' Dell, 119 lb. Joe moving, and they went on to capture a sha re of second place in Sa n D jego at New Yor k because it's another one that (O nly games sc hed u led > were Roger Hysell. who will be Rosenbaum, 126lb. Ken Moore, the SEOAL - four places higher than they were predicted to we have to win ." N H L Standinqs Brown says Houston 's going in the 138lb. division, and 132 lb. J im McClure, 138 lb. finish. By Un it ed P r ess l n1ernati onal Tonight the cagers of J im Osborne host Brauer 's Bouncers, Roger Hysell, 145 lb. Alan biggest weakness is something 119 lb. J oe Rosenbawn. Ea st Other Marauders who placed McLaughlin , 155 lb . Steve and the Meigs cage team finds itselr in tile same position the grid you can't depend on happening w. 1. t. ph qf ga Bo ston \9 4 3 41 122 68 at the 1972 tourney are Brickles, 167 lb. Marty Dugan, team was in two and a half mon\hs ago. every game -mistakes . Winless and flounderin g at the 0.3 in t he SEOAL, a win M ontreal 16 7 3 35 88 70 "They flllitbled the ball eight heavyweight Mike Haley who 175 lb. Bill Slack, 185 lb. J ohn tonight over the heavil)'-ravored Devils co uld be the shot in the N Y Rangrs 13 B 8 34 112 88 times against P ittsburg h," placed third, 126 lb, Kenny Lehew and unlimted, Mike 5 33 102 83 14 11 Toronto Free Insurance Counseling By An arm that the Marauder cagers need to hit the victory tra il. Haley, Brown recalled . " Mist akes 2 JO 94 86 Bu ff al o 14 11 have been their downfall but 2 22 86 123 Detr oi t 10 16 Expert In This Field - • • you don't know if that 'll go on Vancouver 6 14 5 17 59 83 7 17 65 88 NY lsland r s 5 15 every game." We st EACH MONDAY 10 TIL 4 If Houston were upset the w. 1. t. pts gf ga Ph i l a 16 6 4 36 75 43 Be ~ l s, l!rown fi gur es it · BY DENNY FOBES Myers and Steve Walburn at are also expected to see plenty cidmitted . ' 1This week we'r e Ch ica g o 13 5 8 3 4 86 48 12 10 6 30 70 76 going to go with m ore freedom Atla n ta rt should be a tough weekend the corners, and junior Lonnie of action. · St . Louis 1\ 10 6 28 74 70 for Meigs County cage teams Coats and Steve Price at In order to ·win, Phillips said, in our pattern offense to try to Los Angeles 9 15 4 22 76 9 1 7 14 7 21 79 9 6 as two or the three, Meigs and guards. "We have to stop Tim Stout and get the most out o( the kids' Minneso1a P ittsburgh 8 15 4 20 73 103 natural abili ties ." Soulhern, hit the r oad tonight, The Devils, with a 2-t record, Greg J ames." Cali for n ia 7 19 2 16 65 11 0 Thu rs day ' s Resu lt s Saturday the Eagles travel to and Southern and Eastern take will send out the 6-5 Price at " North Gallia will try to fast Tor onto 6 Atlanta 1 to the buses Saturday evening. center , forward 6·2 Tom break us like crazy," sa:id Glouster, w~ i ch should be no L os Ang J NY Is land er s 2 And tonight's action could go Valentine, 6-3 Mike Sickles, Philli ps, addin g thal th e fun trip. Once there, Eastern Bos to n 4 M innesota 2 t ro it 7 St . Lo ui s J . a long way toward determining and guards S..2 Jim Niday and Pirates most likel)' also will will face the un de reated · De(On Pomeroy ly game~ schedule d) Cor. Second & Court Fr ida y's Ga m es Tomcats and 6-4 Tim Seavers what happens in the futur e, as 5-8 Jim Singer. Price and press, using a 2-2-1 press when • Monfre.al at Cali fornia all three MeigsCountians face Singer are the only seni9rs. they go three~uarters cour t who sever al coaches in the CO nly gam e scheduled ) area! Phillips among them , rugged foes in tonight's til ts. Mea nwhile, Carl Woire's and uSing a . diamond press WH A Stand i ng s The Marauders travel to Tornados, wtdefeated in leag ue when they · go fu ll . co urt. call one of the best ballplayers ·ey l) n ited Press lnter n·at i on a l Gallipolis to .fa ce the highly play with a 2.j) mark, will be Phillips £eels the Eagles will in this part of the state. East We Represent · w . I. t . pts gf ga touted Blue Devils, Carl ta kin g on the undefea ted have to control the tempo of the Nw E n glnd 17 10 1 · 35 109 92 Phillips concluded that the Wolfe's Tornados go to Mer- Wildcats. game. "We have to stop their STATE AUTOMOBILE IN SUR ANCE CO. Toronto 1.4 15 3 31 113 106 OHIO FARM ERS cerville to meet the favored " We're ready to play,'' said fas t break, and rebounding Eagle cag.er s, with a 1-3 ,Clev eland 13 12 32 9~092 WE STFIELD COMPANI ES record, have plenty of spirit, Hannan Trace Wildcats and Wolre, who will field· Norman should be the key. " WEST ERN R ES ER VE MU T UAL INS , CO. Qu eb ec 13 15 3 29 11 3 102 the Eagles host the Pirates of Currman at center, Vern Ord " We're still tr ying to get our despite the ir dis appoin ting Je r se y 11 16 1 24 69 102 LIGHTNIN G ROD MUTUA L North Gallia, the team that and Pete Sayre at the rorwards offense into gear," Phillips s l<lrt. Ch ic ago _ 11 13 l 23 83 88 was picked in pre-season polls and Randy Warner and Bob Use Our Budget Plan for Easie r Pay ments · West to sha re the SVAC Iitle with Mlller at guards. ""---------------------~ Edmonfon w17. 1.10 t. 0 pis 34 gf 92 ga 79 ... Bill Phillips, boys. Wolfe thinks the Purple Down in Gallia County , Bunch wlll have to stop the Brauer 's Bouncers continue Wildcats' Mark Swain and the search for win No, I, facing John Lusher if his cagers are to a tough task in Jim Osborne's retain their unblemished loop · Blue Devils, who should be mark. ASK ABOU i OUR CHRISTMAS SPECIAL ! ready foll owing a 55-53 upset at "It's a big one for us," said the hands of Ironton Tuesday the first year mentor who Call Phil Globoka r evening. added that the team's, as well 992 -2S9!l Going for the Marauders will as the student body's, attitude be- junior pivotman Dan is " just tremendous." Dodson, who will get the honor Saturday the Tornado s d trying to neutralize Mr . continue their four game road Fric!ay, Dec. 14 - Meigs vs . Gallipolis ba sk etball . . . I ive Everything. Gil Price; Bill s tand, travelling to South· audio about 7: 30p.m. , complete TV replay , 10 a.m. Saturday .. ·.· western. in Gallipolis, 12 :30 p.m . in other areas . Probably the most closely · watched contest, by other SVAC contenders, Will be the battle that takes place on the Eastern planks as the two Monday through Friday i daily at 4: 30p.m. - Kiddies v isiting ''king pins'' meet near Tuppers Santa Claus at Elberfelds in Pomeroy ... Kids' letter s to Our inventory must be reduced before Plains. Santa ... Area children's Christmas dra wings, January 1, 1974 Both have already suffered one loop loss, however, and \ whoever takes a dunkin g tonight will have a rough time Plus Tax garnering the SVAC laurels Monday, Dec. 17 - Washington Debates for the Seventi es, in and Casing this season. full color : Part I, The .Energy Crisi s, 7 p.m . . Eagle Coach Bill Phillips will be going with Tim Spencer and Tony Milhoan at the corners, Tuesday, Dec . 18 - Pt . Pleasant vs , Meigs basketball Steve Dill in the pivot, and Tim Dawn and John Sheets at the live aud io about 7: 30p.m ., TV r eplay Wedn esday at 5 p.m. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' · guards, while Larry Atherton, w Includes Ag , Pump, Filler , Hea le r , Floss Charcoal, Book . i 6% ! BOB Insurance Problem? ·' 1 5 New York 13 56/ Butfalo I? 18 400 Philadelphia 9 10 3 10 Cen t r al DIVI SI On w. 1. pet . Got An Complete . 11 17 SANDWICH 10 GAL AQUARIUM .. I --------Our Interest Is I w . I, p , t . q . b . Boston Fordham n Cot•Jmb•& Sl Mas-s l'j Holy Cross 10 wagner 67 LehiQh 62 Wrestlers on road Betty Loft is, Joey Ki ng, Dav1d Reeves , Lo r ena Donohue , VARDON TROPHY LAKE PARK, Fla. (UP!) Kr isti na Wei ng , Katrina Dono h ue, Kar e n Sp encer , Bruce Crampton or Australia Vi cky Pev ley, Chris Workman . was named winner Thursday of Gl or ia Nelson, Retha Yost, Linda Riggs, Mi ke Hatfield, the Vardon Trophy, awarded Vincent Ki n g , Jim my Locke, annua lly to the golrer with the an d secon d grade, Eugene best round average . Crampton Ph i lli ps, Paula Car l , Monte Cha pman, Hargis Georg e , averaged 70,576for 99 rounds to Paul George. Jer r y Grounds, 70,744 for 86 rounds by Lee Chris tina Han ing, David Trevino. A minimum of BO Ho bbs, Bre nda La rgent. rounds was needed for qualifi· Daw n ette No rr is , Ma n dy Reeves. Chr is tine Riggs, Pa ul cation. Ri gg s, Tina Yos t, Te re sa Gi ll iam . . Making up the cho ir$ wi ll be E il Sl Alii'! nil ( 01 \II S IOn M id We!. I Cte Sl 11 S t Fran . P.J ~} Yng'!Jtwn C:,. t &1 ~n fran ,St 1\4 Mmn sa Loyota (:.h i ~ 4 . ot No 111 99 Balo:.rsttd st 74 S.vthrn 111 109 La Te en 81 • waukesha 119 Lakeshore 1R West STEAK HOUSE •• McCLURE'S Alt h ouse, B renda E a\ tern Con f erence Coll eg e Boa s k e tb<~~ ll R es u lh. By Un1t e d Press t nt ern at •onal CROW'S FRENCH FRIES only 25e TAKING PA RT in the Christmas Canl<ll<l "Santa Needs A Vacation., at Harrisonville Elem. Monday evening are students in grades two th rough six . Front row,l-r, Ivan Carl, Monty Chaprru;n , Willie Donahue. Oavid Harpel', Gar y Howard, Danny Riggs , Randy Mitchell. 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He said the The Conve-rsation contr act on nationa liV on Oct . · According to a n NBC spok es- Yanks, ''decided to make a fast 21? That could become the legal man who checked the tapes, move" but a dded he 'd " prefer issue if Finley ·decides to ta ke the conversation went like this: to stay mum this time." Meeting Scheduled F inley : " Even though you' re the Ne w York Yank ees to court Joe ~·eronln 1 the American after they broke a two-month n0;t going to be with us next League president who refused stalemate Thursday by signing year, 1 want to thank you for Willi a m s to a thr ee-yea r the great job you've done for to comment on the Yanks' the three yea rs you ' ve been a ction . has s cheduled a contract as their man ager . meeting next Wednesday in WilJi a m s claims Finley with us ." Williams: " Thank yo u Boston to try one more time to r eleased him on national TV shortly after the Oakland A's Charli e ver y much and I'm reso lve the issue. Both Williams and Gabe beat the New York Mets in the going t o miss not being with seventh game of the World you but I've made a decision ·Paul, the Yankee president, and I'm going to stay with it. " r efused to discuss the legal Series. Finley disagrees. Did that conversation consti- ques tions involved in the The hassle might be dec ided controversy. "l feel in my mind I' m a free ~ ' agent ," William s said, " I checked it out with my lawyer to make sure I was free 00. By United Press International ahead the remainder of the negotiate. I also talked with Youngstown Slate started contest. attorneys for the Yankees." Ted Hathaway contributed 24 five freshmen Thursday night Paul said he took the action in their 81~ romp over San points to the Viking win. because, "we have waited long St. Francis, 3-2, was paced enough. Our club felt it was in Francisc o State . Freshman Anthony Mitchell , by Bill Stevens with 14 points. the best inte r ests of th e Tonight's ga m es include Yankees to sign Williams as its only his second time out on the court for the Penguins this Cedarville at Marion (Ind .) ; season, dumped in 40 points. Geneva ( Pa.) at Malone; Ohio The Youngstown club, in Dominican at Wilber£orce: handing San Francisco its fifth Tiffin at Oberlin; Baldwinloss in six outings, improved its Wallace at Wabash (Ind.), and Wooster at Adrian (Mich.) . own record to 2-1. Gale Drummer scored 27 points and brought down 17 rebounds for Cleveland State University as the Vikings took a 77~2 victory over St. Francis THREE TO GO LAUREL, Md . (UPI) College . Ca nadian . jockey Sandy CSU, now 2·2, managed a 2826 lead at the ha lf and stayed Hawley moved within three victo ries of hi s 500 goa l . Thursday when he scored his Tonight's games 497th triumph of ·the year OHIO'S aboard King of France in the ( SEOALI ninth race at Laurel. Jac kso n at Athen s Mei gs at Gallipolis VS Yearlings pace I .AttKoovet• Be 9our HouseKeeper ( TR I-VALLE Y) Fede ral Hock ing at Vi nton County · Warren local at Nelsonv ill eYork (S VACI Nor th Gall ia at Ea stern Southern a t" Hannan Tra ce Sy mm es Cr eek Va lle y at r Manhattan Enro Shapely I I Sensational solids. Understated patterns. For him at Christmas. EARLY AMERICAN STYLING KERM'S KORNER \ SATURDAY (T RI-VALLEYI Feder a l Hocki ng at Warr en Loca l Oth ers Waverly, at Portsmouth West ·Al exander at Lanca ster F isher Vi nton County at Mil ler Eastern at Trimb le Fairl and at Symm es Valley I TUESDAY(Dec. l8 ) ITRI-VALLEYI Alexander at Yint.on County (SVACI Sou the rn at Eastern (Others! Pa rkers burg at Ath ens Ir ont on -at Ashland, Ky-. Poi nt Pleasant at Meigs Hannan Trace at Wahama WEDNESDAY(Dec. l9) So uthwestern at Hannan, W. Va . 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The wedding was held at 7:30 p.m . at the North United Methodist Churc h with the Rev. Howard W. Buckley and the Rev . J . R . Wynd officiating. . Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore an ivory chantilly lace gown with a chapel train. It was accented with ·ivory buttons, and fa shioned with a standup collar, long sleeves, and a fitted bodice. The bride's ivory veil of illusion feU from a pearl head piece . She carried a bouquet of pink rosebuds accented with pink tinted baby's breath. Mrs. Jerry Goh¢n served as .,..,...,...........,....,........,....,...,...,...,.____.,.....,,.,.._.,..__________1 REG. '10.00 SHOP JONES BOYS AND SAYE 7 DAYS ' A WEEK McGRAW-EDISO~N._.....~ .3 ROLL PKG. 3 QT. ELECTRIC CHRISTMAS GIFT WRAP CORN POPPER TAPE · $29__,-9 $48~~ __,. TINSEL . GARLAND RECORD PLAYER NER4L $2888 \\ \ioifiitl \· MoDEL No • £CJ2 CAN I' SAFE AND FUN •• ' .. .. HAND MIXER " 88 KENNERS EASY BAKE OVEN MODEL No. M24 OPENER MODEL NO. 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A large birthday cake decorated with red poinsettias and green holly leaves and the large numeral "65" in the center was served with ice cream to Mr. and Mrs. Duke Bentz, Tim and Eric, Racine ; Mrs. Nancy Aeiker and Carla, Racine; Mr. arid Mrs. Virgil Teaford, Sue and Veronica Provo, Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. AI Harmon, Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mrs . Raymond Teafor-d, Minersville ; Mrs . Edith Teaford and Cecil, Minersville; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Teaford, T~resa and' Timmy, Racine; Fritz Teaford and Thelma Walton, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Teaford, Marvin, Brenda, · Tony, Rut· land ; Mrs . Mildred Pierce and Tina, Syracuse; Mrs. Janice Lawson and David, Mrs. Jane • TriDura® premium porcelain ~ on-steel wash chamber. Home builders Glass of the Middleport Church of Chr ist star ted its fif th yea r of monthly parties at the Athens Mental Hea lth Genter this week. Tuesday night the member s of the class s taged a Christmas party for 66 patie nts a ll 6!i years or a ge and over . They pla yed games with prizes being a warded to each pa tient, ther e was group si nging of hymns and ca rols with Mrs . Charles Neuma n at the piano and Denver Ri ce playing e ither the vio lin or the g uit a r , and r e fr eshme n ts of fan cy homemade cookies, ice cream in the shape of Christmas and Mr s. Lawrence Ste wart , trees, and Kool-Aid. Highlightin g the evening was Mrs . Clyda Alle nsworth , and a visit f r om Sa nt a who Mr. and Mrs . Denv er Rice. presented a gill to ~ach of the they were joined there by the patients. The Rev . Geor ge Rev. and Mrs . Moyer and Glaze, pastor of t he c hurch, da ughter , Ba rbie. gave the blessing with the closing prayer being gi ven by Treat Mom and Dad the Rev. Ra ullin Moye r , To A Pair of Ripley, W. Va., a former past or DANIEL GREEN of the Middleport Church. Going to the pa rty were Russe ll Wilson, the Rev . Mr . Glaze, Mr. and Mrs . Cha rles Open 9!o 9 Daily Newnan , Mrs . Dana Swift , He rm a n Kincaid , Mr s. Leo nard Van Mete r , Mrs . David Bumgardner , Mrs . Carl Your Thom MeAn S~ore Roach, Miss Trudy Roach , Mr. MIDDLEPORT. 0 . SLIPPERS heritage house Blouses by : Lady Manhattan \ ., \ DELIVER GIFTS Miss Vicky Ables and her mother, Mrs. Shirley Ables, will deliver the gifts of towels to the Meigs County Children's Home and the Meigs County Infirmary from the Apple Grove United Methodist Women, a lon g with cards containing one dollar bills to each of the children at the Home. Miss Ables' rlame was unintentionally omitted from Wednesday's account of the UMW meeting. \ Bahr othiers Teaford and Mr. and Mrs. Sampson Hall, all of Syracuse. Sending gifts were Bert Teaford, Racin e and Mr s . Sadie Thuener, Syracuse.. Teaford honored CHORD ORGAN GENERAL ELECTRIC MODULE STEREO FRIOAY PRECEPTOR BETA Beta Cha pter of Beta Sigma P hi Sorority, Christmas par ty Dec. 14 at home of Ma ry P ickens, 9 p.m .. with husba nds as guests. No r eg ular m ee ting in December . 11-lARY SHRINE 37, White Shrine of Jerusalem, 8 p.m., Chris tma s ceremonial , IOOF hal l. Office r s r e ques ted t o wear formals . Re fr eshments will be served . MEIGS COMM U NITY School, bake sale, 10 a.m. al Dudley's Florist, Middleport. Pro ceeds to go toward a Christmas party for th e •ludents. SATURDAY HEMLOCK Gran ge will meet lor a Christmas party at the hall at 7:30p.m . SUNDAY CANTATA, " The Glorious Message," by choir at the Middleport First Baptist Church, 7:30 p.m . Public invited. POMEROY MEN's Bowling Assn., meeting, 1 p.m. at Pomeroy Lanes. All bowlers invited . MONDAY CHRISTMAS program at Portland Elementary School 7:30p.m. featuring skits, vocal numbers and a variety of · entertainme nt. Mrs. Shirley J ohn son, accompanist . Program under direction of the faculty . Public is invited to atte nd. matron of honor and wore a burgundy velvet gown with a pink bodice. She carried a nosegay of assorted pink flowers . The groom's niece , Anne Schaefer, was the flower girl and she wore a navy velvet gown with a bodice of white embroidery. She carried a basket of pink rose pglals. For her daughter's 'w edding, Mrs. Kennedy wore a riavy and white ensemble. Mrs. Loftis was in a navy blue dress with light blue and white inserts. Both m others wore white orchid corsages. Mrs. David Barber registered the guests. Best man for the bridegroom was J erry Cohen , and the ushers were Al Edmison, John Schaefer, Mike Decker, and Jeffrey Kanode. A reception honoring the couple was held at the church . Serving as hostesses were Mrs. AI Edmison, Mrs . Terry , Grange and Mrs. Fred Hensley. The Church Guild assisted. The couple resides at 2028 MacKenzie Drive, Colwnbus. The bride is a graduate of Pomeroy High School and the Community Hospital School of Nursing at Springfield. She is employed as a registered nurse in the office of Olan P . Burt, M.D ., Inc. Loftis graduated from North High School and Parks College, East St. Louis, Ill. and is employed as an · Aircraft Te.chnician with Industrial Nucleonics Corp. The couple s pent their honeymoon in Florida. lB'Xl'h'' ' CHATEAU BEAUTY SALOIJ · 214 E . SECOND ST. POMEROY . OHIO PHONE 992 - 76~ The ALTAIR E4547M We Will Close At 6 PM Christmas Eve POMEROY, OHIO MINIIITURE GENERAL-ELECTRIC 8 TR~CK STEREO Mrs. Ivan E. Loftis New York Clothing House 20 LITE SET by KAY Kyg e r (S VACI Sou thern at Southwes tern Hair l Distinctive stripings. OPEN EVENINGS u -·-;~;~::-; ·Homebuilders host party vett•r · m~ . a Sc:tnta l't!lJ liC;;J filled wHh camJy, cards containi ng boolii! rt: r l;,..n:; m tr: C4J ul bs, ::'-'!=! J ecorated napkins. Instan t ro£fee and coffl-emate wlU a lso be provided for the party , to be Dec . 20. . By the Ironton at Well st on Loga n at Waverl y., ' ASSIST PART\' The JlUiior Amer ican Legion \uxiliary of Feeney-Bennett Post 128 will assist with " Chri strn~ s (1 :-~j r !~· !'' •~::: sht ged tor the veterans at the Athens Mental Health Center. They h.,ve made for earh of the rltf;, -AnAW(l)t, 1orltf;, Gift QuMullft: DRESS SHIRTS rct.~ ll y Daily Sentinel, Middle port-Pomeroy, 0 ., [){'c. 14, 1973 ' Ohio FABULOUS DISCOUNTERS! BOYS AND GIRLS VISIT SANTA CLAUS SUNDA DECEMBER 16th AT ' the 12:00 PM TO 2:00 PM GALLIPOLIS STORE POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT STORE 4:00 PM TO 6:00 PM , Pus hbutton conve nie nce . Soak Cycle on many mode ls . • "' 7 PIECE SET TEFLON OOATED ·. Sam ·.Lev~nson COOKWARE SET •AVOCADO e POPPY •GOLD \/r. ,~~ ' PLAY FAMILY ~\\\.\. •: CIRCUS TRAIN • See us tod ay for thi s moneysavi ng offer and more d e tails on Kitc he nAid dis hwash e rs. •custom Model KDC·17 • Price incl-udes removal of old dishWasher. normal in stallation and con nectiori to existing water, drain and po~er . KltchenAid Portable Dishwashers - nq installation needed- start as low as HEY! MOM AND DAD: · fllN.lfbl YOU CAN GETA COLOR KitchenAid - the reliable dishwashers because they're built better. not che11per. •• .. PICTURE OF YOUR LITTLE Ingels Appliances · N. SECOND ONES WITH SANTA FOR MIDDLEPORT ONLY '1.00. PHONE 992·2635 ;'/~ .; ""~ l .' Books, kecords & Tapes 46 Court St. Lafayette Mall • . '. . . \,~... · outh:)( d E'verythlng Ovr foliDfYlY 7ie F1SHER.PRICE ··: · AGift-A-Rama Store \' I • I IJ • " Roy~l Crown Bohung Company .Free Parking In Middleport Middl!port ,. I ' '• �~ - The O;uh· S<ntuwl. Mtddl<'port-l'l)ln.ro) , 0 ., Do.x·. 14 . 19;) ~ - The II UIII.H.l.!t 'l ..• W1l ll.ams swd he hild milth.• no (k.'t'l~ion s •on his tOOthing :iW H yet f hi's Oakland coaches ~ti ll h< l\'~· ~~ y(•<;~r ldt on their Tapes may be big issue in Williams-Finley controversy ~ vmtra(1 S) .anti hasn't stutllcd U1c team yet. ---------------- NEW YORK t UPI l - Now by a court ·s mterpretat1on of lute a release by F inley ? Tho! it 's baseball that may have a the video tapes of the short T V routd be up to the courts lo conversation . NBC-TV, which settle. great tapes controversy. But at his La Porte. Ind. The question a t hand is did broadcast the series. has the home Thursday after he was Oakland owner Charlie Finley video tapes of the exact ronnotified of the Ya nkees' action, 1 verbally r elease Dick Williams \'e r sation. Finley refused to say what his from the final two years of his next move wlll be . He said the The Conve-rsation contr act on nationa liV on Oct . · According to a n NBC spok es- Yanks, ''decided to make a fast 21? That could become the legal man who checked the tapes, move" but a dded he 'd " prefer issue if Finley ·decides to ta ke the conversation went like this: to stay mum this time." Meeting Scheduled F inley : " Even though you' re the Ne w York Yank ees to court Joe ~·eronln 1 the American after they broke a two-month n0;t going to be with us next League president who refused stalemate Thursday by signing year, 1 want to thank you for Willi a m s to a thr ee-yea r the great job you've done for to comment on the Yanks' the three yea rs you ' ve been a ction . has s cheduled a contract as their man ager . meeting next Wednesday in WilJi a m s claims Finley with us ." Williams: " Thank yo u Boston to try one more time to r eleased him on national TV shortly after the Oakland A's Charli e ver y much and I'm reso lve the issue. Both Williams and Gabe beat the New York Mets in the going t o miss not being with seventh game of the World you but I've made a decision ·Paul, the Yankee president, and I'm going to stay with it. " r efused to discuss the legal Series. Finley disagrees. Did that conversation consti- ques tions involved in the The hassle might be dec ided controversy. "l feel in my mind I' m a free ~ ' agent ," William s said, " I checked it out with my lawyer to make sure I was free 00. By United Press International ahead the remainder of the negotiate. I also talked with Youngstown Slate started contest. attorneys for the Yankees." Ted Hathaway contributed 24 five freshmen Thursday night Paul said he took the action in their 81~ romp over San points to the Viking win. because, "we have waited long St. Francis, 3-2, was paced enough. Our club felt it was in Francisc o State . Freshman Anthony Mitchell , by Bill Stevens with 14 points. the best inte r ests of th e Tonight's ga m es include Yankees to sign Williams as its only his second time out on the court for the Penguins this Cedarville at Marion (Ind .) ; season, dumped in 40 points. Geneva ( Pa.) at Malone; Ohio The Youngstown club, in Dominican at Wilber£orce: handing San Francisco its fifth Tiffin at Oberlin; Baldwinloss in six outings, improved its Wallace at Wabash (Ind.), and Wooster at Adrian (Mich.) . own record to 2-1. Gale Drummer scored 27 points and brought down 17 rebounds for Cleveland State University as the Vikings took a 77~2 victory over St. Francis THREE TO GO LAUREL, Md . (UPI) College . Ca nadian . jockey Sandy CSU, now 2·2, managed a 2826 lead at the ha lf and stayed Hawley moved within three victo ries of hi s 500 goa l . Thursday when he scored his Tonight's games 497th triumph of ·the year OHIO'S aboard King of France in the ( SEOALI ninth race at Laurel. Jac kso n at Athen s Mei gs at Gallipolis VS Yearlings pace I .AttKoovet• Be 9our HouseKeeper ( TR I-VALLE Y) Fede ral Hock ing at Vi nton County · Warren local at Nelsonv ill eYork (S VACI Nor th Gall ia at Ea stern Southern a t" Hannan Tra ce Sy mm es Cr eek Va lle y at r Manhattan Enro Shapely I I Sensational solids. Understated patterns. For him at Christmas. EARLY AMERICAN STYLING KERM'S KORNER \ SATURDAY (T RI-VALLEYI Feder a l Hocki ng at Warr en Loca l Oth ers Waverly, at Portsmouth West ·Al exander at Lanca ster F isher Vi nton County at Mil ler Eastern at Trimb le Fairl and at Symm es Valley I TUESDAY(Dec. l8 ) ITRI-VALLEYI Alexander at Yint.on County (SVACI Sou the rn at Eastern (Others! Pa rkers burg at Ath ens Ir ont on -at Ashland, Ky-. Poi nt Pleasant at Meigs Hannan Trace at Wahama WEDNESDAY(Dec. l9) So uthwestern at Hannan, W. Va . SEOAL FROSH Team W L P OP Logan 4 Q 224 110 4 Meigs 2 I 100 101 2 2. 137 154 Jackson Athens Wa verly Ironton 0 167 1 2 99 1 '3 145 1 3 148 Wellston TOTALS Beau t iful hair is the result of a healthy scalp. A tight sca lp resulting from nerv e tension, fatigue. ·or emotional strain slows down the blood Circulation thus causing a bad effect on the hair. Increase the blood ci r · culation and r elieve this tension by frequent fingertip ma ss ages and nightly brushing s, plus proper shampooing . You need not worry that bru shing the hair often might destroy your per· manent waves or curls. No indeed! On the contrary, it will actually deepen them , for the · more often you brush the more your scalp is sti.mulated, and the more healthy it beco me s. Brush i ng the hair also cleanses and polishes it . Stand by for co m · pliments galore when you have your hair done at our salon, where you can get up·to·date hair styles and personalized service. II SEO frosh standings Gall ipolis . · BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. .. ,. 114 108 152 153 0 4 75 203 t5 15 1095 1095 Thursday's results : Gallipolis 39 Meigs 31 Jackson 34 Athens 28 ,. ,. Log·an 55 Waverly 29 Ironton 45 Wellston 17 Saturday's game : IVIeigs at Athens (makeup) Authentically 1 styled Early Am erican lowboy con so le. Wrap· . nd I ~~~~~,~~: One· bu tton Tuni ng. Power Se ntry System. A FC. ! dependable Zenith quality! RIDENOUR FABULOUS DISCOUNTERS! TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE lADIES 3 PIECE POMEROY, OHIO PURSE SET , TREE LIGHTS a a~ ~---...G~ENERAL ELECTRIC;"'-........, (We Service What Vje Selll lor the Best Buys in the Big See Jim Area. .2 SLICE TOASTER Bend CHESTER.O. 985-3307 Wedding vows read Miss Barbara Lynn Kennedy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Kennedy, Mulberry Ave ., Pomeroy, and Ivan Edward Loftis, son of Mrs. Helen Loftis, Columbus, and the late Ivan Loftis, Sr., exchanged wedding vows in a candlelight ceremony Dec. 8. The wedding was held at 7:30 p.m . at the North United Methodist Churc h with the Rev. Howard W. Buckley and the Rev . J . R . Wynd officiating. . Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore an ivory chantilly lace gown with a chapel train. It was accented with ·ivory buttons, and fa shioned with a standup collar, long sleeves, and a fitted bodice. The bride's ivory veil of illusion feU from a pearl head piece . She carried a bouquet of pink rosebuds accented with pink tinted baby's breath. Mrs. Jerry Goh¢n served as .,..,...,...........,....,........,....,...,...,...,.____.,.....,,.,.._.,..__________1 REG. '10.00 SHOP JONES BOYS AND SAYE 7 DAYS ' A WEEK McGRAW-EDISO~N._.....~ .3 ROLL PKG. 3 QT. ELECTRIC CHRISTMAS GIFT WRAP CORN POPPER TAPE · $29__,-9 $48~~ __,. TINSEL . GARLAND RECORD PLAYER NER4L $2888 \\ \ioifiitl \· MoDEL No • £CJ2 CAN I' SAFE AND FUN •• ' .. .. HAND MIXER " 88 KENNERS EASY BAKE OVEN MODEL No. M24 OPENER MODEL NO. Pl32 $16~~ EL EC ' SHOP AND SAVE •EVERYDAY AT THE JONES BOYS,~; !II .. . 24" TALL MERRY WALKING DOLL CHRISTMAS FULLY DRESSED EACH lied for • $799EACii We'll remove your old built-in dishwasher and install a new KitchenAid Custom for this low, get-acquainted price Kit c henAid dishwashers h ave these outstanding features: • 5,.year motor warranty. If it fails, it will be replaced at no cost to you during the first year; you 'd pay only for labor during the next four years. '" , Big, easy lo adi ng racks. , No . wasted space. •• • KitchenAid Hydro Sweep Wash and Flo· Thru Drying. ' for Christmas! ~~ ·~· ·flj SYRACUSE James Teaford was pleasantly sur· prised Sunday, Dec .. 9 on his 6!ith birthday at his home when 34 relatives came to help him celebrate. A large birthday cake decorated with red poinsettias and green holly leaves and the large numeral "65" in the center was served with ice cream to Mr. and Mrs. Duke Bentz, Tim and Eric, Racine ; Mrs. Nancy Aeiker and Carla, Racine; Mr. arid Mrs. Virgil Teaford, Sue and Veronica Provo, Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. AI Harmon, Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mrs . Raymond Teafor-d, Minersville ; Mrs . Edith Teaford and Cecil, Minersville; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Teaford, T~resa and' Timmy, Racine; Fritz Teaford and Thelma Walton, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Teaford, Marvin, Brenda, · Tony, Rut· land ; Mrs . Mildred Pierce and Tina, Syracuse; Mrs. Janice Lawson and David, Mrs. Jane • TriDura® premium porcelain ~ on-steel wash chamber. Home builders Glass of the Middleport Church of Chr ist star ted its fif th yea r of monthly parties at the Athens Mental Hea lth Genter this week. Tuesday night the member s of the class s taged a Christmas party for 66 patie nts a ll 6!i years or a ge and over . They pla yed games with prizes being a warded to each pa tient, ther e was group si nging of hymns and ca rols with Mrs . Charles Neuma n at the piano and Denver Ri ce playing e ither the vio lin or the g uit a r , and r e fr eshme n ts of fan cy homemade cookies, ice cream in the shape of Christmas and Mr s. Lawrence Ste wart , trees, and Kool-Aid. Highlightin g the evening was Mrs . Clyda Alle nsworth , and a visit f r om Sa nt a who Mr. and Mrs . Denv er Rice. presented a gill to ~ach of the they were joined there by the patients. The Rev . Geor ge Rev. and Mrs . Moyer and Glaze, pastor of t he c hurch, da ughter , Ba rbie. gave the blessing with the closing prayer being gi ven by Treat Mom and Dad the Rev. Ra ullin Moye r , To A Pair of Ripley, W. Va., a former past or DANIEL GREEN of the Middleport Church. Going to the pa rty were Russe ll Wilson, the Rev . Mr . Glaze, Mr. and Mrs . Cha rles Open 9!o 9 Daily Newnan , Mrs . Dana Swift , He rm a n Kincaid , Mr s. Leo nard Van Mete r , Mrs . David Bumgardner , Mrs . Carl Your Thom MeAn S~ore Roach, Miss Trudy Roach , Mr. MIDDLEPORT. 0 . SLIPPERS heritage house Blouses by : Lady Manhattan \ ., \ DELIVER GIFTS Miss Vicky Ables and her mother, Mrs. Shirley Ables, will deliver the gifts of towels to the Meigs County Children's Home and the Meigs County Infirmary from the Apple Grove United Methodist Women, a lon g with cards containing one dollar bills to each of the children at the Home. Miss Ables' rlame was unintentionally omitted from Wednesday's account of the UMW meeting. \ Bahr othiers Teaford and Mr. and Mrs. Sampson Hall, all of Syracuse. Sending gifts were Bert Teaford, Racin e and Mr s . Sadie Thuener, Syracuse.. Teaford honored CHORD ORGAN GENERAL ELECTRIC MODULE STEREO FRIOAY PRECEPTOR BETA Beta Cha pter of Beta Sigma P hi Sorority, Christmas par ty Dec. 14 at home of Ma ry P ickens, 9 p.m .. with husba nds as guests. No r eg ular m ee ting in December . 11-lARY SHRINE 37, White Shrine of Jerusalem, 8 p.m., Chris tma s ceremonial , IOOF hal l. Office r s r e ques ted t o wear formals . Re fr eshments will be served . MEIGS COMM U NITY School, bake sale, 10 a.m. al Dudley's Florist, Middleport. Pro ceeds to go toward a Christmas party for th e •ludents. SATURDAY HEMLOCK Gran ge will meet lor a Christmas party at the hall at 7:30p.m . SUNDAY CANTATA, " The Glorious Message," by choir at the Middleport First Baptist Church, 7:30 p.m . Public invited. POMEROY MEN's Bowling Assn., meeting, 1 p.m. at Pomeroy Lanes. All bowlers invited . MONDAY CHRISTMAS program at Portland Elementary School 7:30p.m. featuring skits, vocal numbers and a variety of · entertainme nt. Mrs. Shirley J ohn son, accompanist . Program under direction of the faculty . Public is invited to atte nd. matron of honor and wore a burgundy velvet gown with a pink bodice. She carried a nosegay of assorted pink flowers . The groom's niece , Anne Schaefer, was the flower girl and she wore a navy velvet gown with a bodice of white embroidery. She carried a basket of pink rose pglals. For her daughter's 'w edding, Mrs. Kennedy wore a riavy and white ensemble. Mrs. Loftis was in a navy blue dress with light blue and white inserts. Both m others wore white orchid corsages. Mrs. David Barber registered the guests. Best man for the bridegroom was J erry Cohen , and the ushers were Al Edmison, John Schaefer, Mike Decker, and Jeffrey Kanode. A reception honoring the couple was held at the church . Serving as hostesses were Mrs. AI Edmison, Mrs . Terry , Grange and Mrs. Fred Hensley. The Church Guild assisted. The couple resides at 2028 MacKenzie Drive, Colwnbus. The bride is a graduate of Pomeroy High School and the Community Hospital School of Nursing at Springfield. She is employed as a registered nurse in the office of Olan P . Burt, M.D ., Inc. Loftis graduated from North High School and Parks College, East St. Louis, Ill. and is employed as an · Aircraft Te.chnician with Industrial Nucleonics Corp. The couple s pent their honeymoon in Florida. lB'Xl'h'' ' CHATEAU BEAUTY SALOIJ · 214 E . SECOND ST. POMEROY . OHIO PHONE 992 - 76~ The ALTAIR E4547M We Will Close At 6 PM Christmas Eve POMEROY, OHIO MINIIITURE GENERAL-ELECTRIC 8 TR~CK STEREO Mrs. Ivan E. Loftis New York Clothing House 20 LITE SET by KAY Kyg e r (S VACI Sou thern at Southwes tern Hair l Distinctive stripings. OPEN EVENINGS u -·-;~;~::-; ·Homebuilders host party vett•r · m~ . a Sc:tnta l't!lJ liC;;J filled wHh camJy, cards containi ng boolii! rt: r l;,..n:; m tr: C4J ul bs, ::'-'!=! J ecorated napkins. Instan t ro£fee and coffl-emate wlU a lso be provided for the party , to be Dec . 20. . By the Ironton at Well st on Loga n at Waverl y., ' ASSIST PART\' The JlUiior Amer ican Legion \uxiliary of Feeney-Bennett Post 128 will assist with " Chri strn~ s (1 :-~j r !~· !'' •~::: sht ged tor the veterans at the Athens Mental Health Center. They h.,ve made for earh of the rltf;, -AnAW(l)t, 1orltf;, Gift QuMullft: DRESS SHIRTS rct.~ ll y Daily Sentinel, Middle port-Pomeroy, 0 ., [){'c. 14, 1973 ' Ohio FABULOUS DISCOUNTERS! BOYS AND GIRLS VISIT SANTA CLAUS SUNDA DECEMBER 16th AT ' the 12:00 PM TO 2:00 PM GALLIPOLIS STORE POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT STORE 4:00 PM TO 6:00 PM , Pus hbutton conve nie nce . Soak Cycle on many mode ls . • "' 7 PIECE SET TEFLON OOATED ·. Sam ·.Lev~nson COOKWARE SET •AVOCADO e POPPY •GOLD \/r. ,~~ ' PLAY FAMILY ~\\\.\. •: CIRCUS TRAIN • See us tod ay for thi s moneysavi ng offer and more d e tails on Kitc he nAid dis hwash e rs. •custom Model KDC·17 • Price incl-udes removal of old dishWasher. normal in stallation and con nectiori to existing water, drain and po~er . KltchenAid Portable Dishwashers - nq installation needed- start as low as HEY! MOM AND DAD: · fllN.lfbl YOU CAN GETA COLOR KitchenAid - the reliable dishwashers because they're built better. not che11per. •• .. PICTURE OF YOUR LITTLE Ingels Appliances · N. SECOND ONES WITH SANTA FOR MIDDLEPORT ONLY '1.00. PHONE 992·2635 ;'/~ .; ""~ l .' Books, kecords & Tapes 46 Court St. Lafayette Mall • . '. . . \,~... · outh:)( d E'verythlng Ovr foliDfYlY 7ie F1SHER.PRICE ··: · AGift-A-Rama Store \' I • I IJ • " Roy~l Crown Bohung Company .Free Parking In Middleport Middl!port ,. I ' '• �• ' , ' 6 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 .. 1.><<·. ll, l!ll:! Sunshine Makers meet Minersville UMW meets A Christmas dinner party and program was held Wednesday by the United Methodis t Women of the Minersville Ch urch . The traditional turkey with all the rimmings was served from tables decorated in the Christmas m otif. Mrs. Elsie Forbes presided at the meeting which opened OBSERVE DAY REEDSVILLE In · ternational Day wa s enjoyed by pupils of Riverview School Nov . 30. Special guests at· tending school for the entire day were Anita Anand o( India and Sen-Hsuing Cheng of China. Both are students of Ohio University at the present time. The students enjoyed the interesting discussions about the countries of India and China. . with " Silent Ni~ht" , and Rev . Richard Jarvis had prayer. There- was scripture from Luke 2 by Mrs. Jarvis. Mrs. Mary Russell prepared the program which consisted of -neadings by Mrs. Mary Pugh, "The Mission Perso n at Bethlehem ' ' j Mrs . Oori$ Grueser, " The Birth of a New Man " ; Mrs. Hazel McCullum, ''The Legend of the Christmas Candle "; Mrs. Sadie Brown, "The Legend of the First Creche"; Mrs. Stelle Grueser, ''The Legend of the First Poinsettia "; Mrs , Mildred Phillips, " The Legend of the Pine Tree"; Mrs. June Sayre, " The Legend of the Christmas Rose "; and Mrs . Ruby Grueser, 1'Joseph 's Lullaby" . Prayer in unison concluded the meeting. DW'ing the business session, a gilt was presented to the Rev. and Mrs. Jarvis, and a report was given oh gifts to be sent to Sixteen m t•rnb('rs dined <tl Crow's Steak House Wednesday evening, nee . 5, when the Sunshine Makers Class of the First United Presbyterian Church of Syracuse met ror their Christmas dinner. After· dinner , the class returned to the church annex for a short pro~ ram and gift exchange. The program, "Christmas Memories," under direction of Mrs. Ruth Zavitz was well received with the part of grandfather, Hiram, portrayed by Mildred Pierce , grandmother, by Charlotte Nease, and granddaughlA!r by Linda Hubbard. Several Ch ristmas Carols were sung. The program closed with singing "Happy Birthday. Jesus" and prayer by Mrs. Zavitz. After the program fruit cake and punch were served to Helen Diddle, Helen Harris, Agnes White, Beatrice Blake, Pauline Morarity, Margaret Cottrill, Linda Hubbard, S YRII f.:US I~ shut-ins . It was voted to give S25 on drape_s for the parsonage: itnd a donation was made to a needy .family . Letters of thanks were read from the Ottebein Home and from the United Methodist Children 's Home at Worthington for gifts of money. Others attending the dinner were Mrs. Anna Hartenbach, Mrs. Fannie Phillips, Mrs. Ullie Starcher, Mrs. Rhoda Roush, Mrs. Freda Mitch, Mrs. Gertrude Mitchell, Mrs . Emma Hines, Bradford Maag, Jerry and Jake Roush. Members of t6e UMW quilted auring the day. BOARD TO MEET The board of directors of the Meigs County Tuberculosis and Health Association will meet at 12 noon Monday at the Meigs Inn to work on the budget and to plan a special meeting set for Jan. 10. HUNTER SOLD BOSTON (UP! ) - Second baseman Buddy Hunter was sold by the Boston Red Sox w the Kart'" s City Royals Thurs- Isaiah and pr•yer led by the Rev. Hubert Bumgarner, president. Mlldred Pierce, Mr. and Mrs . H{'rman L ondo n , Charlotte NeiJSC, Janke Lawson, Thelma Grueser, Jean Hall and the Rev . and Mrs. Dwight Zavil:t. Ministers meet The Mei gs County Minis terial Associ ation will give food certificates to at l east four needy families [or Christmas, the corrunittee in charge reported Tuesday when the B.ssociation met at Gra ce Episcopal Church. Each church is being asked to contribute to the project and donations are to be malled to the Rev. Robert ShoOd, Rt. 3, Pomeroy . Other committee reports were given and the next meeting was set for Jan . 8 at the Sacred Heart Church in Pomeroy with a fellowship period to begin at 9: 15 a.m. followed by the meeting at 9:30. Tuesday 's meeting opened with scripture from SLATF. PROGRAM The MI. Hermon UB Church Christmas program has been set for 7:30p.m. Sunday, Dec. 23. The public is invited . .. CUT FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS ' ' ' ' ' ' For ' ' CHRISTMAS ' ' ' ' With Holly or Pine From ' $600 ' ' ' Dudley's Florist ' Middleport, 0. 59 N. Second St. G") C» PRESENTING FRESH 31: 0 c:::r -· --· m GOSPEL SING . ................. . .. 7 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleporl-l'omeruy, 0 ., IJ<or, 14 . 1973 day , The move was made w provide space for newly. acquired pitcher Juan Mar1chal on Boston's 40-player roster. "8 -· -0 ::s-· J. B. & The Tiny Trio The Gospeletts . and The Brotherhood Quartet Cit 0 • 0 :::r :c: ::::::1 0 3 en 0 :z: 0 3: ..en m ::::::1 ~ - I "a 0 --· 0 c~ 3 ::::::1 0 ::r Dl -· ~ c < Cit 0 -n • ,__.,TIME X Tht . 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Ill L~-=~ ··\- Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy, Pome117t ;p :::&::. 8._ .. :::0 • • Always Appreciated m c T· Shirts- Briefs Boxer Shorts Undershirts V and Round Neck ' ~a 3:3 ... , New York Clothing House, Pomeroy r~'<:>--6-~'1 Whitman's Chocolates For Christmas c: UNDERWEAR Ohio Kana uga, Pomeroy • I 0 HANES and MANHATIAN SMITH HONDA SALES CD ..• ~ * climb. The rugged little knobby t i res will roll over almost any kind of terrain. THE FABRIC SHOP balance. Here's Honda' s new one for the kids ... or anyone in the family who enjoys having a lot of fun . It's strictly an off-theroa d ma chine. Features an automatic c lutch and just two sp;eeds, so it's a cinch to ride. There is a lot of torque in the lower speed, too - makes those mountain trails a s·nap to ::::::1'" ., k.¢'-o..<r'-c>-<:t:~-c;.:<r-.q._.t;::[o~ and ordinance steel combine to a lve the most accurate, dependable 22 auto-loading rifle ever . Holds 14 long rifle car NYLON 66 : [ a. 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S"' :r (D (/) ';" i~ 0.0 . 0 CD 0 !;! 0 (') 0' ;<:"Ill ,....C'l 'C .... • mo -3 CD CD _a. (/) c: ..... !:!!. 'O (') ~::s OQ cr (/) ,..... < ::s O.>< CD 0.0' .. Ill ::s ;<:' • 0 =: z_, 0 -· -·- -· ::s -co ::s •• c:.... o ::r Ill ::s .... llllltl (') CD coo. - , ) -- • \ I �• ' , ' 6 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 .. 1.><<·. ll, l!ll:! Sunshine Makers meet Minersville UMW meets A Christmas dinner party and program was held Wednesday by the United Methodis t Women of the Minersville Ch urch . The traditional turkey with all the rimmings was served from tables decorated in the Christmas m otif. Mrs. Elsie Forbes presided at the meeting which opened OBSERVE DAY REEDSVILLE In · ternational Day wa s enjoyed by pupils of Riverview School Nov . 30. Special guests at· tending school for the entire day were Anita Anand o( India and Sen-Hsuing Cheng of China. Both are students of Ohio University at the present time. The students enjoyed the interesting discussions about the countries of India and China. . with " Silent Ni~ht" , and Rev . Richard Jarvis had prayer. There- was scripture from Luke 2 by Mrs. Jarvis. Mrs. Mary Russell prepared the program which consisted of -neadings by Mrs. Mary Pugh, "The Mission Perso n at Bethlehem ' ' j Mrs . Oori$ Grueser, " The Birth of a New Man " ; Mrs. Hazel McCullum, ''The Legend of the Christmas Candle "; Mrs. Sadie Brown, "The Legend of the First Creche"; Mrs. Stelle Grueser, ''The Legend of the First Poinsettia "; Mrs , Mildred Phillips, " The Legend of the Pine Tree"; Mrs. June Sayre, " The Legend of the Christmas Rose "; and Mrs . Ruby Grueser, 1'Joseph 's Lullaby" . Prayer in unison concluded the meeting. DW'ing the business session, a gilt was presented to the Rev. and Mrs. Jarvis, and a report was given oh gifts to be sent to Sixteen m t•rnb('rs dined <tl Crow's Steak House Wednesday evening, nee . 5, when the Sunshine Makers Class of the First United Presbyterian Church of Syracuse met ror their Christmas dinner. After· dinner , the class returned to the church annex for a short pro~ ram and gift exchange. The program, "Christmas Memories," under direction of Mrs. Ruth Zavitz was well received with the part of grandfather, Hiram, portrayed by Mildred Pierce , grandmother, by Charlotte Nease, and granddaughlA!r by Linda Hubbard. Several Ch ristmas Carols were sung. The program closed with singing "Happy Birthday. Jesus" and prayer by Mrs. Zavitz. After the program fruit cake and punch were served to Helen Diddle, Helen Harris, Agnes White, Beatrice Blake, Pauline Morarity, Margaret Cottrill, Linda Hubbard, S YRII f.:US I~ shut-ins . It was voted to give S25 on drape_s for the parsonage: itnd a donation was made to a needy .family . Letters of thanks were read from the Ottebein Home and from the United Methodist Children 's Home at Worthington for gifts of money. Others attending the dinner were Mrs. Anna Hartenbach, Mrs. Fannie Phillips, Mrs. Ullie Starcher, Mrs. Rhoda Roush, Mrs. Freda Mitch, Mrs. Gertrude Mitchell, Mrs . Emma Hines, Bradford Maag, Jerry and Jake Roush. Members of t6e UMW quilted auring the day. BOARD TO MEET The board of directors of the Meigs County Tuberculosis and Health Association will meet at 12 noon Monday at the Meigs Inn to work on the budget and to plan a special meeting set for Jan. 10. HUNTER SOLD BOSTON (UP! ) - Second baseman Buddy Hunter was sold by the Boston Red Sox w the Kart'" s City Royals Thurs- Isaiah and pr•yer led by the Rev. Hubert Bumgarner, president. Mlldred Pierce, Mr. and Mrs . H{'rman L ondo n , Charlotte NeiJSC, Janke Lawson, Thelma Grueser, Jean Hall and the Rev . and Mrs. Dwight Zavil:t. Ministers meet The Mei gs County Minis terial Associ ation will give food certificates to at l east four needy families [or Christmas, the corrunittee in charge reported Tuesday when the B.ssociation met at Gra ce Episcopal Church. Each church is being asked to contribute to the project and donations are to be malled to the Rev. Robert ShoOd, Rt. 3, Pomeroy . Other committee reports were given and the next meeting was set for Jan . 8 at the Sacred Heart Church in Pomeroy with a fellowship period to begin at 9: 15 a.m. followed by the meeting at 9:30. Tuesday 's meeting opened with scripture from SLATF. PROGRAM The MI. Hermon UB Church Christmas program has been set for 7:30p.m. Sunday, Dec. 23. The public is invited . .. CUT FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS ' ' ' ' ' ' For ' ' CHRISTMAS ' ' ' ' With Holly or Pine From ' $600 ' ' ' Dudley's Florist ' Middleport, 0. 59 N. Second St. G") C» PRESENTING FRESH 31: 0 c:::r -· --· m GOSPEL SING . ................. . .. 7 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleporl-l'omeruy, 0 ., IJ<or, 14 . 1973 day , The move was made w provide space for newly. acquired pitcher Juan Mar1chal on Boston's 40-player roster. "8 -· -0 ::s-· J. B. & The Tiny Trio The Gospeletts . and The Brotherhood Quartet Cit 0 • 0 :::r :c: ::::::1 0 3 en 0 :z: 0 3: ..en m ::::::1 ~ - I "a 0 --· 0 c~ 3 ::::::1 0 ::r Dl -· ~ c < Cit 0 -n • ,__.,TIME X Tht . GIFT Pll1ec:t latch Christmas Timex - featuring stainless s,teel backs, unbreakable main spring and shock resistant. There' s a Timex Watch for everyone on your gift list. Mens, Women 's and Children's, $7.95 up. Deadline tor Christmas Delivery, Dec. 18 PICKENS HARI7NARE, MASON, W. VA. K&C Jewelers, Pomeroy ~ -· Cl. Cl. CD "a - ~ 0 ~ - & $279 .95 ;,-- !'V'ea~ures 24'/s ln. wide, 26'14 in. deep, 36 rn. h tgh at front, 38 ln. at back. Can be converted to under counter. SEARS CATALOG MERatANT STORE A real power-packed lightweight in the "mini· size" range to give you a new power-to-size dimension in cutting .. Designed for cutting medium !imbler this saw wil~ prove . its professional perfor~ance in fellmg, hmbmg and pulpwood cutting. Farmers will want it for clearing timber and contractors will like its value in a wide range of cutting jobs. CD en • ' cr ., fORTHE ca I C") C» --· ---· .. 0 ::s- • .. == .... c:::r CD --· n::::::1 CD ::::c 0 Structural nylon trjtWts . Mb6EL 1100: Five shot automatlc shotgun. Gives up _ to 55 percent less recoil ... up to sevPn timeS lon!JI't' lite. MODEL '582 : 22 caliber bolt action, tubular repeater has sir.ongest most powerful bolt ever designed for a · 22. calt,~r hunting rifle. Amazing accurary. Perfect New, exclusive one -step button -holer com putes button size and makes the button -hole accordingly . Ne.w, exclusive seethru bobbin wln dow . New ' place-i n ' threading system. No more loop-through bother. Ebersbach Hardware, Pomerov . ~ ~ "EL TORO" Ahgus Black cowhide foot and finished sPlit cowhide top . Medium -dip top Perm~nently fused, flexible P. V. C. outsoles Medium Toe Cowboy Heel SIZES: D'Width , 8'1, !hru 3 il" • • 0 ~ • • • == 0 .., c ~ 0 0 -· ........ !2: ::+ ~ (ii"lll ·n ..... ::l .. '<'0 "' .. 3 o -·n C. N -· w l\) f\) c .. .. ... -· 0 "" lO "" oooo ogoo C'D 0 Ill c"" ~ 00 , "' i': 0 cITI In C» :::::1 n CD • It doesn't cost much to have a time. ---4-- Amerock Carriage House Collection 5 Piece Starter Set Add decorating accents to yo~r entire home i n ea_sy stages . Hpnd finished, tough , sturdy molded metal. Antique English or Antique Si lver finishes. heritage house, Middleport YOUR 1)\;,••~~ STORE "'0 "'0 .. -- --· ::::::1 ~ ~ ~ 'CZ g: . . ·. ., ~ . 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Here's Honda' s new one for the kids ... or anyone in the family who enjoys having a lot of fun . It's strictly an off-theroa d ma chine. Features an automatic c lutch and just two sp;eeds, so it's a cinch to ride. There is a lot of torque in the lower speed, too - makes those mountain trails a s·nap to ::::::1'" ., k.¢'-o..<r'-c>-<:t:~-c;.:<r-.q._.t;::[o~ and ordinance steel combine to a lve the most accurate, dependable 22 auto-loading rifle ever . Holds 14 long rifle car NYLON 66 : [ a. Q . :. ~-<r:~~-cs-~~~ -o· ~ . ~• C::l ..olllc9: "''llln ... 0 en GM 1111 GIIAT OVTDOMI.,. GIVI A liMINGTON ::;· o CiJ '<· n 3 -· 0 m -· • M.ODK 1100 :1>0 C'D en • .. .... ~ :c: 0 3 0-· "a 0 MOOEL lU ;:II 000, 0 0 0 II: J• 0 ::r Pome117t Home & Auto, Pomeroy Pomeroy -t c: 2 'Q ~~--9-...o-~~1 CUT S40 · ~~~te $23 088 New, Wide Selection! Twin bands of 14 Karat Solid Gold si gnify husband and wife : . , . a· lustrous synthetic stone of the month marks the birthday of each of her children . ~ ~ CHRISTMAS Far OQ:!Ch 000 -0 0 0 0 ~J:;3!?_Qo~"Q~--9~~· BUY YOUR WIFE ~ ALADY . KENMORE Q FOR --- ..- en : :I ~ w.,..-- G1 r- :1: 0 c:::r ..... m --· m--·. ....-· :a - :c: C") C» G) iGlOO m I en m m en SUNDAY, DEC. 16 AT 2 PM AT PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY 3 MILES OUT OF RACINE ON RT. 124. Come and Enjoy Gospel Singing With Us. Everybody Welcome! ..-·-· ..:::;;:::;: • CD O[il c: .... ~ 0 ~~ 0 CD ~ CD • :J 0 · ::s . ..., ::s 0 .... .....::s 0 a. ii!'::S -<. S"' :r (D (/) ';" i~ 0.0 . 0 CD 0 !;! 0 (') 0' ;<:"Ill ,....C'l 'C .... • mo -3 CD CD _a. (/) c: ..... !:!!. 'O (') ~::s OQ cr (/) ,..... < ::s O.>< CD 0.0' .. Ill ::s ;<:' • 0 =: z_, 0 -· -·- -· ::s -co ::s •• c:.... o ::r Ill ::s .... llllltl (') CD coo. - , ) -- • \ I �u POMEROY POMERO Y Rev W H Pernn pastor Roy Mayer Sup! Church school 9 lS a m wors.h p 10 1~ a 11 youth cho r rehearsal Monday 6 J() p m d t re-ctor reht>arsal day Mrs Mrs Marv ' Burt sen or 7 lO p m Paul chotr Thurs. N ease rector POM EROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner d Un oo and Mulberry Relt' Clyde V Hender !>on pastor Su ndav school 9 30 am Glen McClung supt morn ng worsh p 10 JO a m evenmg serv ce 7 30 m d week ser v ce Wednesday 1 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Rev Harold Oe~th rector Church serv ces 10 30 a m Holy c ommun on t lrst Sund ay of month church school 10 30 a m for nursery thro ugh 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - John F Amstutz pastor Bi ble school 9 30 a m worsh iP 10 JO adult worsh p servtce and young peop les meet i ng bOth 7 30 p m Combined Btb l e study and prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W W n ng off ce r n charge Sunday 10 am Ho i ness mee tmg 10 30 am Sunday Sc hool Young Peoples Leg on 7 p m Thur sday 1 to 3 p m Lades Ho me Leu guo:: £. m Pr en rt asses ST PAUL ~ ... tnt::RAN Corner Second and Sycamore Sts Pomeroy the Rev W Iham M ddleworth p11 stor Sunday School 9 30 a m church services 10 30 am - ·-........-... .-.. • • COLUMBUS - Landowners m 12 southeastern Oh10 COlDlties will be able to reforest lwtce as much land for thetr money through a cooperaltve program between Westvaco Inc and the dtvtston of forests and preserves of the Ohw Department of Natural Resources Smce 1966 Westvaco a major eastern forest products company, has matched on one for~me baSls tree seed hngs purchased from the dtvtston of forests and preserves Landowners m Athens, Belmont Galha, Hockmg, Jackson, Lawrence Metgs, Monroe, Morgan, Noble Vm· ton and Washmgton counttes can beneftt from the program I\\(11U I "' lllJ!(Idy '!o£>rv n land • Jewell A Moore, 71, Gallipolis, was cited for fatlure to yteld the right of way followmg a mtshap on Rt 7, one and nine tenths mtles north of Galhpolis Officers satd the Moore auto turned left mto the path of a car drtven south by Robert L Lannmg 29, Middleport Lanmng suffered mmor mjurte s but was not tmmedlately treated There was nunor damage A deer was killed m an ac cident at :; :;o p m on Rt 7 ALI SPEEDING HAMBURG, Pa (UP!) Fonner heavyweight cham pton Muhammad Ah was charged wtth speedmg Thll!'llday whtle drtvmg near hts Deer Lake trammg headquarters 10 central Permsylvama District Justice Stephen G Wanner ordered Alt to pay a $1Sfine or a~r for a hearmg J1n 9 State Police who !tied the complamt said Ali was travel· lng7Smph ma55mph zone Dec 8 in Albany Twp f t t, 1 1 II 11 HO<;p Ill ur 1\tH It I I lbl 11h ~1.. hPOI l'Vt(V II p 1 iHHI WOrShiP lollo.., n 1 .;~t I 1<, p m B1llh d !>CU">"l on cact1 ft ur':>dtty at l 30 p m at the chu rLt Thl'\ r rleodly Chun.h GRAHAM UNITEO MET HODIS T Prti:!Ch n.., " 0 a m I rst and second undllyS o f each mon th th rd ttnd fourth Sundays Ci'!Ch mo •th worsh p serv ce at 1 30 p n Wrodnesday even ng s at 1 JO Prayer and B1ble Study FIRST SOUTHER N BAP TIST 181 Mvtberrv Ave Pomeroy aft 1 ated wtlh S 13 C the Rev Fred H It pe~stor Hershel McC lur e Sundny sc hool supt Su nday SChOOl 9 30 am norn ng wor sh. p 10 30 a m Su nday evangel she rr eel ng 7 30 p m Prayer n eet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Corner r ourth and Ma n M ddleport Rev Henry Key Jr pastor Sund ay Sc hool 9 JO a n Mr'i. Erv n Baumgard ner sup l Mornmg worsh p 10 4.5 a m JEHOVAH S WITNESSE S L<Hry Carnahan pres d ng m n s ter Su lday B1ble lee lur e 9 30 tt m Watchtower s tudy 10 30 am Tu esday B be study 7 30 p m Thurs day n •n s try school 7 30 p m serv ce 11eet ng B 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH ot Chn st tn Ctlnsttan Un on lawrence Manl e y pas t or Mrs Russe ll Young Sunday School Supt Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Evenmg worsh p 7 30 Wednesday prayer meet ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Rae ne Route 2 th e Rev Janes M Muncy pastor Sunday sc hoo l 9 45 a m mor lng worsh p I I am even1ng worsh p 7 30 p m Prayer Tll'!et n9 Tuesday 7 JO p m Young people s meet ng 7 30 p m Thu r sday RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Bertha K ngrey subs ! lut e pas t or Su nday Schoo 10 a m wor s h p se rv ce 7 p m Su nday Prayer mee t ng Wednesday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURC H Near Long Bot tom Es t I Hart paslor Roy Bro wn ass s tant pastor Sunday sc hool 10 am Churc h 7 30 p m each Sunday even ng pray er meetmg 7 30 p m Thu r sday MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL - Th.rd AYe the Rev W tl am Kn ttel pastor Ronald Dugan Sunday Sc hool Supt Cla sses for a l ag es eve n ng serv ce 7 30 p m B ble study Wedn esd ay 7 30 p m youth serv ces Fr day 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corn er Ash and Plum M d c.tlcporl No e l Herrman pastor Saturday even ng serv ce 7 p m Su nday school 10 am Sunda y even ng worsh p 7 p m Open SACRED HEART Rev Beroard K;ratcov c pA<;tor Phone 997 2'875 ""' •urclav ("v€'n nQ Ma~-.;. 7 30 p • ~undily M~S'i t1 and 10 1 Co ltl' SS. ons S;)fu rdny 7 1 10 p m POMEROY FJRST 8AP TIST Robert Kuhn pastor \\ II an WMSOn Su ~d''f school sup t ~ unday school 9 10 e~ 1~ BYI 6 p m 0 bt~ stu cly V\('d • €'Sday 'I pm chor pr~'' ce W£>dnesday B 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHVRCH Harr sonv lie Ror~d Rev 0 Dell Manley P;, s lor Hen ry Ebt n Su nday School Supt Sunday S~ hool q 30 a m Even ng worsh p 7 30 p m PrayH and Pra se ser111Ce Thursday 7 30 p m NEASE SETTLEME NT CHAPEL Non df'no n na t on at George S 0 ter Pastor Su nday School 10 a n Worsh p Se rv ce 11 a m Su nday n1ghl serv ces 1 30 p m Wednesday Prayer mee t ng 7 30 p m Everyone welcome POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Ma n St - Loren T Stephens evangel st phone 991 7856 conse rYai1Ye non nst rumental Sunday worsh p 10 a Tl B bte study 11 a m worsh p 6 p m Wednesday B btc s tudy 1- p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH ( non denom nat onal ) Langsvtlle DeKter Road the Rev Wor ley Haley pastor Su nday sch')O I 10 a m even ng worsh p 7 30 p m P rayer m ee t ng Tuesday 7 JO pm youth group F r day 7 30 p m Mr and Mrs Fred Hoffman Mr and Mrs Gayland Bush Mike Hoffman, Vtckie Abbott Charhe Grtffm, Dtane Morns Debbte Bennett Mr and Mrs Phil Foster Donald Coleman Mtchael Batley Robert Wmgett Mr and Mrs Thomas Roach Mr and Mrs John Beaver Amta Bowie Mr and Mrs Steve Halstead, Flo Smith Jamce Veazey Mr and Mrs Gary Cochran Mr and Mrs Ralph Warner Mr and Mrs Dave Buskirk Charles Lawson Sharon Wtlson Denny Fobes Mrs. KatLe Crow, Mr and Mrs Bob Hoefhch Chester Tannehill Mtss Carol Bachtel Mr and Mrs Hobart Wtlson Jr Dale Rothgeb Jr Mr and Mrs Mtlton Mason Mr and Mrs Charles 0 Lisle Mr and Mrs Wtlliam Lehew and Mr and Mrs Jack Rogers The program mvolves no re tirement to sell the mature timber to Westva co Ernest J Gebhart chtef of the diVISion of forests and preserves sa1d the cooperative effort ts part of a long-range goal to help unprove woodland productlVlty m southeastern Ohto and to develop better wtldhfe habttat watershed protectton recreation op portumhes and aesthettc values Landowners mterested in the program should contact thetr local serv1ce forester, colUlty Agncultural Stabtbzatton and ConservatiOn Service offlce extensiOn offtcer or Sot! and Water Conservahon Dtstnct offtce for assistance Two drivers cited Karla K Chevaher 18 Pomeroy, was charged with !allure to yteld the nght of way followmg an accident at 4 40 p m on Rt 7ln Tuppers Plams The Gallia Metgs Post State Highway Patrol satd the Chevaljer car pulled mto the path of an auto operated by Edgar E Brewer 65 of Port· 1v I Westvaco has new offer •• qt '-'' lWr Employees dine at Inn The annual Christmas dmner party for employes of The Gallipolis Trtbune, The Pomt Pleasant Relgster and The Daily Sentinel and thetr guests was held Thursday evenmg at the Metgs Inn at Pomeroy Hosts were Rtchard S Owen prestdent of the Ohto Valley Publishing Co and hts wtfe Sarah Gifts were presented Mr and Mrs Owen on behalf of the employes by James Danner Dmner mus1c was provtded by Mrs Margaret Newnan at the ptano and nunlerous door pnzes were awarded with Mrs Kalte Crow Miss Sharon WtlsQn and Mrs Sherry Busktrk m charge Attendmg were Mr and Mrs Davtd Russell Mr and Mrs Larry Boyer Mr and Mrs Vernon Deweese Mr and Mrs James Danner Mtss Helen Davts Mtss Emma Lou Davts H~ r) F Mhl'r TR' I NIT'V St\lf: NTH DAY AD t.ITt<iT 10 llf'Ct t I. north of Rt 3!i The anunal ran mto the path of a car operated by Bernard H Freeman :;o of South Pomt At 6 3:> p m on the Cox Mercerville Rd stx tenths of a nule east of Rt 218 cars drtven by Hobart W Vaughan :>4, Rt I Crown Ctty and Altce M Gtllenwaler, 32 Rt 2 Crown Ctty, colltded There was sbght damage to both cars A !mal acctdent occurred at 11 a m Thursday on Rt 160 two and four tenUts nules north of Rt 35 where an auto driven by Arnott Jeffers 72 of Radchff, ran off the htghway and htt a guardratl to avotd a colliston wtth a car operated by Wdharn E Stephens 70 of Btdwell ENTERS RACE AKRON (UP!) - James R Wtlltams, an Akron ctty coun· ctlman has announced he will seek the DemocratiC nommatwn for heutenant governor Wilbams said he wtll base his btd for nommatwn on his 13 years of pubhc servtce as a school teache , urban planner and elected offtctal An attorney, Wtlbams satd he would be a valuable asststant to the governor espectally 10 formu!at10g programs to help ctlles solve thetr mount10g urban problems :.J' 1 r- r nc-rot nu tttfl'fi I ; lUll ~Cf\ T BCNO iAOI'>I 11 II FIRST BAPTIST of Mid dleport corner of S xth and Palmer St reets The Rev Steve Skaggs pastor Danny Thompson Sunday School S uperintendent Su nday ch ur ch school for everyone 9 15 a m Mornmg worsh p 10 l5 a m Youth act v t es and Fellowsh p for Jun or and Sen or H 19h students 6 p m B ble St udy 7 30 p m M1d week Prayer Serv ce Wed nesdav 7 30 p m ... HURCH OF CHRIST M dd\eport 5t h and Ma n George Glaze m n ster James Sheets supe r nt endent 8 ble sc hool 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p 10 30 v m even ng worsh p 7 30 p m prayer serv1ce 7 p m Wed nesday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Thomas E Weaver pastor FloYd carson Sunday sc hool s upenntendent Sunday school 9 30 am morn ng worsh p 10 30 Sunday evange l s f c meetmg 7 p m prayer meet mg Wednesday 7 p m GRACE BAPTIST 305 N Second Ave M ddleporl Les ley G Holt pastor Sunday school 10 am worsh1p ser v1ce 11 am worsh p serv ce 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday n ght prayer ~erv ce 7 30 THE UNITED PRES BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Ow ght L Zav tz Pastor D rector HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church Sc hool 9 30 a m Mrs Homer Lee s upt Mornmg Worsh p 10 30 am MIDDLEPORT Sunday Church School 9 30 a m John F Fultz Supt Mornmg Worsh•P 10 30 am SYRACUSE Morn ng Worship 9 am Sun day Church Scl')ool 10 am Mrs Sam pson Hall Su pt MEIGS" COOPERATIVE PAR ISH THE UNI'TED METHODIST CHURCH Robert T Bumgarner D.rector POMEROY CLUSTER Rev CarlE HICkS Rev 0 Wm Sydenstncker CHESTER Worsh p 9 15 a m Church School 10 a m ENTERPRISE - Worsh p 9 a m Churc h School 10 a m FLATWOODS - Wor sh p 11 a m Chu rch Sc hoo! 10 am POMEROY Worsh p 10 JO a m Church School 9 15 a m UMY F 6 30 p m ROCK SPRINGS - Worsh p 10 Q m Ch ur ch School 9 a m UMYF 6 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert Bumgarner HEATH - Worsh p 10 JD a m Church School 9 30 a m UMYF7pm RUTLAND Worshp 915 a m Chu rch Sc hool 10 am UM YF 7 p m SALE M CENTI!R - Wor s h p 9 a m Chu rch School 10 am UMYF Thursday 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTI::R Rev R•chard E Jarv•s ASBURY Worsh p 11 a m Church Schoo f 9 50 a m WSCS \sf Tue sday FOREST RUN - Worsh p 9 a m Church School 10 a m wscs 3rd Wednesday 7 30 pm MINERSVILLE ~ Worsh p 10 a m Church School 9 a m WSCS Jrd Monday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Chu rch school 9 a m worsh p ser VI(€ 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev Frank Cheesebrew Rev Larry Poling Rev Howard ShiVeley BETHANY (Dorcas) worshiP 9 30 am Church Sch ool 10 30 a m CARMEL WorshiP 11 a m 1s t and 3rd Sundays Chur c h School 10 am APPLE GROVE - Worsh p 7 30 p m f rsl and th rd Sun day s Church school 9 30 am prayer meel ng f1r s1 Wednesday 7 30 p m EAST LETART - Worsh p 7 :30 p m sec ond and fourth Sundays chur ch schoo l 9 30 I (I I > I I() rALLS \o\ ' 0 church school 9 (I lv 1 30 11 1 eve-n• Ll.TAkl "" M I UNION h' 1 ru 1 (u"' I ..,1 d I 1 I 9- The DailY Sent mel, Middleport-l'omeroy 0 , Dec 14 1973 BAPTI ST pl"ilor ndl JO(' wt )l) f 9 d 'J 1 I TUP Y EHS PlAINS CHil tHIAN CHURCH [ •Qulc U•ldt>rwood pastor MORNING STAR WorshiP t tow rd Call)well Jr sunday vnday Sc hool 9 0 .t 1 Church School 10 30 !,1 I uol M.li 9 10 ~ Mor 1111 <>ermon I II M d Week C),.. Ct 10 JC ~ ~L." 1 .. y C V('O OQ II 1 I '>d", !: j.r T scrv•Ct l p m MORSE CHAPEL Wor I fTA RT FAllS UNITED 'ih P 1 <l m 1st and <rd Rev Freeland !>un 1 rv <. ( I vrcl :-.ct oot 10 BRETHREN Norr 'i pa~tor rloy(f NOf'"riS ~) Ill PORTLAND - Worsh p 7 30 supt <.unday school 9 JO a m TlOrnmg se rmon 10 30 a m p m Church School 9 30 a m Prayer ~c rv ce Wednesday SUTTON Worsh p 11 am ?11d and 4th Sunda ys Church I 30 p m CHE s'HIRE CHURCH OF Sc hool 10 a m GOO OF PROPHECY G P WESLEYAN ( Racin e) Worshrp 11 a m Church ~ m lh pr~stor Sunday School tO a n Arthur Henson Supt Sch ool 10 a n Morn nq Worsh p 11 am NORTHEAST CLUSTER Young Peoples serv ce 7 p m Rev Robert Meece Evenmg se rv1ce 1 30 p m Rev S tr~nl ey, Brandum Wednesday M1d week Prayer JOPPA Worsh p 10 am Youth Church Schoo l 9 a n Praver Se rv ce 7 JO p m mee t ing 6 30 p m Even ng Meet.nq Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Church wor s h p 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF services 9 am Sunday Rev Sc hool 9 45 a n B ble Study THE NAZARENE Herbert Grate pastor Wor every Thursday 7 30 p m sh p serv ce 11 a m and 7 30 NORTH BET HEL - Wor sh p 11 a n Chu r ch Sc hool 10 p m Su nday Su nday Sc hool 9 30 am RIChard Bart on > n ALFRED - Su nday school supt Prayer meet ng Wed nesday 7 30 p m 9 45 <1 m each Sunday BRADBURY CHURCH OF preach ng at 1I a m each (IIford Sm lh Su nday Prayer me.-et ng 7 45 CHRIST m n s ter Sunday Sc hool 9 30 p 11 Wedn esday WSC S 8 p m morn ng chur ch 10 30 on II rd Tuesday each month a m REEDSVILLE - Sunday a m Sunday even ng se r v c;e school 9 30 preac h ng 7 30 7 30 p m We dn esday serv ce 8 pm p m Sunday prayer meet ng LAUREL CLIFF FREE 7 30 p m Tuesday WSCS 7 30 METHODlST - Rev Robert t r s t Thursday each month SILVER RIDGE Wor sh p E Buck.ley pastor w II am Ba Icy supt Sunday schoo l 10 am Chu rch School 9 a m 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p TUPPERS PLAINS even ng worsh p worsh p 9 a m Church 10 30 a n 7 30 p m Wednesday Chr st an Sc hool 10 am KENO CHURCH OF Youth Crusa de 6 30 p m prayer meetmg 7 30 p m CHR 1ST - George Freder ck Thursday c ho•r pract ce 7 sup! Serv ce weekly 9 30 a m on Sunday Preach ng f rst and pm th rd Sunday s of monfh,o by DEXTER CHURCH OF Cl fiord Sm th 9 30 a m CHRIST Danny Evans HOBSON CHRISTIAN pastor Norman C Will supt UNION - Darr e l OOddr1ll Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 a m pas tor sun day Sc hool 9 30 Wor Sfifp se rv ce 10 30 a m a m Leonar d G I more f rst Chr s 1 an Endeavor Sunday elder even ng serv ce 7 30 even ng p m Wednesday pray e r REORGANIZED CHURCH m eel ng 7 30 p m OF JESUS CHRIST OF MT MORIAH CHURCH OF LATTER DAY SAINTS GOD - Rae ne Route 2 The Portland Rac•ne Road Ralph Rev Cha rl es Hand pa stor Johnson pa sto r Herbert Sunday sc hool 9 4.5 a m Wh te Sunday School 0 rector morn ng worsh p 11 am Sunday School 9 30 a m Even ng se rv1 ces Tuesda y and Morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m Frday730 Sun day even ng se rv ce 7 p m BEARWALLOW RIDGE Wednesday even ng prayer CHURCH OF CHRIST B1ble serv ces 7 30 om s t udy 9 30 a m morn ng BETHLEHEM BAPTIST wor sh p 10 30 a m even ng Great Bend - Rev Walter P wor s h p 6 30 p m Wednesday 8 kacsan pastor Sunday B•ble study 7 30 p m school 9 JO a m worsh p se rv ce Thursday 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH CARLETON CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday Sc hool K ng s bury Road Sunday to am w1lh W liard P gott Sc hool 9 JO am Ralph Car l su p! Evangel st me ssage each su p! Worsh p serv ce 1G 30 Sunday even ng 7 30 p m by a m and 7 30 p m alfernat~ly Elder Russell Cl ne mm s ter Prayer meet ng Wednesday of the Apostol c Fa th B bte 7 30 p m Rev J ay St les Stu dy Wednesday 7 30 p m pastor OLD DEXTER CON STIVERSVILLE COM CHURCH MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday GREGATIONAL Rev Car l R cha rds sc hool se rv1ce 10 a m Prayer pastor Mrs Worl e y mee t ng Thursday 7 p m F ran cs Su nday sc hool s upt Sunday even ng_serv ce 7 p m Sunday school 9 45 am ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST chu rch s erv ces second and Pomeroy Ha rr sonv li e fourth Su ndays follow ng Road R ck Morr son pastor Sunday school f r st a nd th rd Sunday scho ol supt Paul Su nday eYen ngs 7 30 p m McElroy Sunday school 9 30 LONG BOTTOM a m morn ng worsh p and CHRISTIAN Mr Rober t com mun on 10 30 am Wyall pastor Sunday Schoo I Sunday even ng youth s up! Ronald Osborne B bl Chr s tia n Endeavor 6 30 p m Sc hoo! 9 30 a m prea c h ng worsh p serv ces Sunday 7 30 10 45 a m Ev en no serv ces p m Wednesday even ng p m prayer meet ng and 8 ble 7 30 HYSELL RUN FREE study 7 30 p m METHODIST Rona ld Well s pastor Sun day School 9 30 ST JOHN LUl Ht:.Nioi.N Morn ng worsh1p 10 30 P ne Grove th e Rev Arthu r am a m Young Peop le s Se rv ce Combs pastor Su nday sc hool 6 45 p m Evangel st c ser 9 30 a m ch ur c h se rv ces v ce 7 30 p m Prayer 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF 'T'ee t ng Thursday 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL CHRIST B ble Sc hool 9 30 Ba ld Knobs Rev a m mornmg worsh p 10 30 MISSION a m Sunday evenmg Worsh p L R Gluesencamp pa s tor Su nda y Serv •ce 7 30 p m c ho r Roger W lfred Sr Sc hool Su p! Sunday Sc hoo I pra ct ce Sunday and Wed Sunday even ing nesdav 7 om prayer meet ng 9 30 am and B1ble Study Wednesday worsh p 7 30 Praye r mee t ng Tu esda y 7 30 p m Ernes t 7 30 p m Deeter class leader Yo ulh ANTIQUITY BAPTIST meet ng Wednesday 7 30 Rev Freeland Norr s pastor Ernest Deeter leader Su11day school 10 a m Chu rch p rn MT HERMON CHURCH OF se rv ce 7 p m Wednes day THE UNITED BRETHREN IN B ble Study 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH CHRIST ~ Robert Shook pastor Sunday school 9 30 OF THE NAZARENE a m Russe ll Spencer supt Sunday Sc~o ol 9 30 a m worShiP se rv ce 10 45 a m Morn ng Worsh p 10 30 a m eventng worsh p alternat ng Ev e n ng worshiP 7 30 p m Wednesday M d week Se r v ce Wtlh C E at 7 30 p m on Sunday ~rayer mee tmQ 7 30 Sunday Sc hool Super n te ndent p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe Gera d We Is Pastor Rev ay lea der Morr s M WotfP WHITES CHAPEL RACINE: t-IRST BAPTIST Coo lv li e R D Rev Roy Deeter Walter P B ka cs an pastor pastor Sunday sc hool 9 30 Ronne Salse r S S Sup! am worsh p serv ce 10 JO Sunday Sc hool 9 JO a m am B bl e study and prayer Morn ng Worsh p 10 4 5 a m esday 7 30 p m Sunda y even ng wor s hip 1 :30 se r ce Wedn "';!:UlLAND p m Wedn es day even ng 8 ble RUTLAND CHURCH OF Study8pm CHRIST - Ke fh W se pastor DANVILLE WESLEYAN Sun day Sc hool 9 30 am V H Rev Lelon Gtasure pastor Braley su pt worsh p serv ce Sunday school 9 30 a m and common on 10 30 am youth and tun or youth serv ce even ng serv ce 7 30 p m 6 45 p m evenmg worsh p Wedn esday B ble study 7 30 7 30 p m prayer and pra se p m Regular board meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m th rd Saturday each month 7 30 p m SILVER RUN FREE RUTLAND COMMUNITY BAPTIST - Sunday School 10 School CHURCH -S unday a m Henry Dav s supt 9 30 a m worsh p se rv ce 11 even ng serv ce 7 30 p m a m Wednesday prayer Prayer meet ng Thursday meetng 7 30 p m Sunday 7 30 P m night worShiP 1:30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev GOD Rev James Sat Lloyd 0 Gr mm Jr pastor ter f e ld pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m worsh p se rv ce 11 Sunday Scho ol 9 30 a m Morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m a m even ng serv ce 7 prayer serv ce an d youth Young people s se rv ce 6 45 p m Evangel sf c se rv ce se rv ce Wednesday 7 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 7 30 p m Wednesday even1ng serv ce 7 30 p m CHURCH Rober t E Musser MASON COUNTY pa s tor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 THE HILAND CHAPEL a m Robert 8obo su p! George Casto pa s tor Sunday morn ng worsh p 10 30 School 9 30 even ng wor sh p Sunday even ng serv ce 7 30 7 30 Thur s day even ng pray er M d week serviCe Wednesday serv ce 7 30 p m 7 30 p m MASON FIRST BAPTIST SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Sec ond and Pomeroy Sts Stan THE NAZARENE Rev M C Lar more pastor Bob era g pastor Sunday sc hool 9 45 am worship servtce 11 Moore Sund ay Schoo l Supt Ira n ng un on 6 30 Sunday School classes for all a m ages 9 30 a m morn ng p m evenmg worshiP serv1ce 7 30 p m M d week prayer wor s h p 10 <15 NYP S Su nday 6 30 p m eva ngelis t c serv ce serv c e Wednesday 7 30 p m Sunday 7 30 p m M d week ~ASON CHURCH OF prayer meet ng Wednesday CHRIST P 0 BOX 487 M Iter 7 30 p m Mtssmnary meetmg St Mason W Va Sund ay sec ond Wednesday 7 30 p m B b te Study 10 am Ar\lorsh1p UNITED FAITH NON 11 a m and 7 p m B1ble Study DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Wednesday 7 p m Vo ca l Robert Sm th pastor Sunday fllUSI C school 9 30 a m class leader FtR!IT- SOUTHEkN BAP Le o H II worsh p serv ce TIST - Corner of Second and tO 30 a m church 7 30 p m Anderson Mason Pastor EDEN UNITED Walter Cloud Sunday school BHETHREN IN CHRIST 9 45 a m worship service 11 Eldon R Blake pastor Sunday a m and 7 30 p m Weekly Sc hool 10 am Wmn e Btble study Wednesday 7 30 Ho1 s mg er Supt Morn1ng pm sern on 11 a m Eventng MASOII.I ASSEMBLY o.-serv ce Chr sta n Endeavor GOD - Second St Mason W 7 JO p m Mrs Lyda Va Chester Tennant pastor Cheval er pr es dent So ng Sun da y sc hool 10 a m serv ce and se rmon 8 20 M d morn ng worsh p 11 am Week prayer meet ng Wed evangel sf c se rv1ce 7 30 p m nesday 7 30 p m Mrs Mar e B ble s tudy and prayer serv1ce Ho ts nger c a5s lea der Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone CHURCH OF JESUS 773 5133 CHR tST - Loca ted at Rutland HARTFORD CHURCH OF on New l ma Road next to CHRIST tn Chnsttan Union Forest Acre Park Rev Ray The Rey w II am Campbell Rouse pastor Robert Musser pastor Sunday sc hool 9 30 Sunday Sc hool supt Sunday a m James Hoghes supt sc hool 10 30 a m worsh1p even ng serv ce 7 30 p m 7 30 p m B ble s tudy Wed Wednesday eve n ng prayer nes day 7 30 p m Saturday tneet ng 7 30 p m Youth n ght pra yer serv ce 7 30 p m prayer se rv ce each Tuesd"' HEMLOCK GROVE FA- IRVi E; W BIBLE CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson CHURCH Letarl W Vi!! Rt pastor Ray Whaley supl 1 Rev George Ho sc har Morn ng worsh p 9 30 a m pastor Sunday School 9 30 church schOol 10 :30 a m young peof)le s meet ng 6 30 a m Prayer and B1ble study Pm e vt!n no worsh p 7 30 7 30 p m Colfe~ge Prayer Se rv ce Tuesday 10 a m ~ 30 P m {I ~ w-;;,wesday Worsh1p Serv ce Thursday 7JOp m 1 1 1 6 00 - News 3 4 8 6 10 15 ABC News 13 Sesame St 10 Adlerian Counseling Techniques J 6 30--NBC News 3 4 15 ABC News 6 CBS News 8 10 Hogans Heroes 13 7 00 - Truth or Conseq J 6 Beat the Clock 4 News 10 What s My Llfle 8 W1ld K1ngdom 13 Elec Co 20 I Spy 15 Course of our Times 3J Beat the Clock 4 7 30 - Porter Wagoner 3 Hollywood Squares 4 New Treasure Hunt 10 To Tell the- Truth 6 Concentration 8 Wall Street Week 20 Beatthe Clock 13 Sh1n1ng Trees of Sunnse33 8 00 - Wash.ngton Week In Rev1ew 20 Sanford & Son 3 4 15 Calucc1 s Dept 8 A Very Ml!!rr.y Cncket 6 13 West V rgtnta Law 33 8 30 - Roll Out 10 8 Hall of Fame 3 4 15 A Chr s fm.C!I s Carol 13 S1,.. W1ves of Henry Vll16 Joan Sutherland Who s Afra 1d of Opera, 20 Campus Seene 33 9 00 - Jvlle Andrews 13 Fest val of the Dance 3 M1racle on 34th St 8 10 Masterp•ece Thet~ter 33 10 00 - News 20 Wash ington Week in Rev tew 33 Dean M.arhn 3 4 15 Portrait Legend In Grantte 6 13 10 JO - Wall Street Week 33 11 00 - News Weather Sports6 8 10 3 4 13 15 Janakt33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 In Concert 6 Mov ies Saul and David 8 The Lady and the Monster 10 Revolt of the Mercenanes 4 1 00 - Mldmght Spec1aiJ 4 Jack Paar Tomte 13 1 15 - /WJvle Zortar The Thmg From Venus 10 2 30 - Focus on Columbus 4 3 00 - News 4 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15 6 30-TV Classroom B Kentucky Afteld 13 r=alth for Today 10 7 00--- Nelghbors 13 Farm Front 4 Fun for Everyone 6 Treehouse Club 8 10 Farmbook 3 7 15-Man from COSilO Sesame St 20 Gospel 6 Abbott & Costello 8 Banana Splits 3 0 ck Van Dyke 4 Treehouse Club 13 8 OQ- Jake s Place6 L1dsv1lle 3 4 15 Bugs Bunny 13 Popeye 10 Fltntstones 8 8 JD-Inch H1~h Private Eye 3 4 15 Yogt s Gang 13 Huck & Yogi 6 Batley Comets 8 M1ster Rogers 20 9 00- Sesame St 20 Addams Fam1ly 3 4 15 Super Fnends 6 13 Mov ie a 10 9 3D-Emergency 3 4 15 10 00-Eiec Co 20 Butch Cassidy 3 4 15 La ss1e s Rescue Rangers 6 13 My Favorite Marttans 8 10 10 3D-Star Trek 3 4 15 Goober and the Ghost Chasers 6 13 Jeannte 8 10 Zoom 20 11 00-Sesa me Sf 20 S1 gmund & The Sea Monsters 3 4 15 Brady K ds l l 6 Speed Buggy 8 10 11 30- PtnkPanthers3 415 Mt sslon Maglc13 6 Jos1eandthe Pussycats m Outer Space 8 10 12 Oo.:-Jetsons 3 4 15 Inside Out 20 Mov1e 13 Bowling 6 Everything s Archte 10 a 12 Jo-GoJ 4 15 TBA8 Fat Albert 10 1 00--Amencan Bandstand 6 13 Dtck Van Dyke 4 Pro Football Pre Game 8 Ted Mullins 10 Chr stmas Story 3 Lassie 15 1 15-Pro Football 8 10 1 30-NFL Game of the Week 3 Man From UNCLE 4 Nursing Process 15 2 00- Perry Mason 3 Camellia Bowl6 13 I Spy 15 2 30- Amenca 4 3 30---What s New 3 Western Star Theater 15 3 15-Bob Dante Is 3 3 30- Pro Football Pre-Game3 Lookatthe Book 15 4 DO-Audubon W1ldl fe Theater 33 Pro Football a 4 15 TBA 8 Then Came Bronson 10 4 30- Anttques 33 5 00-Sewmg Skills Tailoring 33 Wrestling 8 Lasste 10 College Basketball 6 13 5 30--Maktng Thtngs Grow 33 An1mal World 10 6 00-News 8 ~vte Lets Dance 10 Performance 33 6 30-Bevedy H!llb1llles 8 Marshall Unlvers•ty Report 33 7 00---Hollywood Squares 3 Catch 33 Hee Haw 6 8 Lawrence Welk 15 13 4 7 30---That Good Ole Nashvtlle Music 3 Zoom 33 8 00---AII in the Famtly 8 10 Emergency 3 4 15 Happy Hoi days 33 Ntght the Animals Talked 6 13 8 30-MAS H 8 10 War and Peace 33 Mov1e You II Never See Me Agam 6 13 9 00-Mary Tyler MooreS 10 Movte Hate 3 4 15 9 3D-Bob Newhart a 10 10 00---Carol Burne tt 8 10 Gnff__~.J3 Juvenile Court 33 11 00--ABC News 6 1~ News 8 10 11 30---News 3 4 Pollee Surgeon 15 Mov1es Sh1p of Fool s B , ONLY 2-10,000 MlLESFROM TIMES SQUARE' 1 Plenty of cheap land for hardy pioneer families Would yo u /Ike to be among the f1rst to stake out a cla1m> Free transportatiOn 1n the fastest most modern veh1cle an added mducement Bnng your own a/f and water Not mterested' That s Just as well- we re talkmg about the moon Far more, we need earnest men and women eager to explore th e earths people who Will seek courageously lor Chnstlan answers spmtual frontiers fam1l1es try1ng to en to the complicated problems progress has created nch their homes and thelf world w1th fa1th and love The Church IS the homestead of such pioneers Its grasp encompasses heaven and earth from the throne of God to the depths of a little ch1ld s soul \ It cannot fathom the mystenes of outer space But 11 wtll reveal to any man the Center of th1s umverse Fr day Tues day Psalms ' Zechar ah Acts 14 I 9 2 I 12 89 3 28 37 l 7 W1th the hope 1t Will m some measure foster and help sustam that whtch IS good m famliy and commun1ty l1fe th1s featur e 1s sponsored by th e busmes s f1rms and organizations whose nam es appear below . SEARS • • Telt:~YsD~~~J Log HOMESTEADS AVAILABLE v 1 wor<,h p I 10 W I .,{j <J y 1 r' V If tJ U b! C> '> HIY 1 10 p 1 y 220 E . MONTGOMERY WARD Authonzed Catalog Merchant Louts W Osborne Pomeroy Ph 992 2178 -, Matn CATALOGUE STOR E Mr and Mrs Cha rl es R Sheets 992 3001 Pom eroy 106 Court ~t WIN AT BRIDGE , . - - - -NORTH II • QJ97 yAJ • J 98 +AKQ2 WEST EAST • 53 • 64 YKt062 ,87543 +7532 +KQlO +t074 +963 SOUTH 10> K 1082 'Q9 A64 +JSs North South vulnerable THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO Nattonw1de Insuran ce Co of Columbu" 0 Pomer oy 307 Spr ng Ave Dtal 992 2318 Pomeroy 296 W. Se~ond Ph 992 3863 THE DAILY SENTINEL HAYMAN'S (General Merchandrse) De voted to Me igs Ma son Area Pome roy 0 Support the Church of Your Cho tce 104 W Man Pom e r oy Ph 992 3354 . . MARK V STORE Devoted to the Gr ea ter OhiO Valley MIDDLEPORT OHIO We F II All Doctors Prescrlpt1on s Pomeroy 0 992 2955 Cor Rts 7&S54 Chesh re West North East South J+ Pass Pass Pass Pass u Ph 367 7414 Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass MAYER & Hill BARBER SHOP LODWICK'S MARKET FULL SERVICE SHOP Rad al Cuts & Toupees 120 E Man St General Merchand1se Tuppers Plams Ph 667 3280 . . Famtly Recreati on Sw1mmrng Camping • Bakers of Holsum Bread MIDDLEPORT OHIO WAID CROSS' SONS STORE 1, All WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. DB ~ Anthony Plumbtng and Hea11n14 Mtddleport 992·3550 VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. REAL ESTATE BROKER 110 Me chan1c St Ph 992 3325 Authonzed Bu ick Pontrac GMC Dealer 500 E Matn St Ph 992 2174 CHESTER OHIO K&C JEWELERS GOEGLEIN READY MIX Middleport . HEINER'S BAKERY - • Keepsake Dtamond Rmgs 212E Ma.n St Pomeroy " . RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE Bakers ot uooa breaa HUNTINGTON W VA I MIDDLEPORT 0 BOWER'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT , M&R FOODLINER ' POMEROY 0 MIDDLEPORT OHIO / Grocenes & General Merchandtse Ph 9•9 5772 Racine SMITH NELSON MOTORS GAUL'S MARKET I· Pomeroy Ph 949 959 1 Rae me OHIO VAllEY BAKING CO. - w organs Isn't It time this vital part of our hves got more than a passmg nod from medtcal doctors • Meanwhtle, what do people wtth such problems do when they can't afford therapy •-LO!S Dear Lois If they can't afford expenstve therapy or counsellmg then they should do what you and your husband did read several good books and practice what they TEACH (You were lucky here Many aren't, unfortunately ) Yes, tl's long past time for medical schools to mclude sex educatton m thetr courses According to several recent arltcles on the subject, they re beginmng w recogmze the need, but 11 may be a long whtle before general praclttwners can adequately The ,Last Escape 10 Maneater of Hydra 13 12 OO-Mov1es Journey to Sh loh 3 M1dn ght Spec al 15 Th e Woman on the Beach 4 1 00-Movte Voyage to the Plane t of Preh stone Wom en 13 2 00-Movte Ba c helor Mother 4 TODAYSQUESTION Your partner does bid three 2 30- News 13 4 OO-Mov1e The Sky s the Ltmlt 4 notrumD What do you do now? by THOMAS JOSEPH loy HENRI ARN O LO ·"" 1 BOO LEE Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square to form four ord1nar} words VIlle est1mate (3 wds ) 21 Father bone 23 lmpudcnt 25 Frenc h drama list 23 Yesterdays Answer Hmng 25 Mme Ethereal entram:e Ascended 27 Take wmg Wood) 30 81zarre vme 31 Part of a German turbme pr1son 33 Benumb camp 36 d1sant s 24 Maker of 37 n~~~.?! r.---~r~o~lc~~~- wi<c_a~pr.or"~';r-,;-~'T.F · :; lady Dcnys 26 Und em able 27 Malay law 28 Prayer endmg 29 Actor Buono 32 Depressed 33 Hold a sesswn 34 i'JJ lQllC lr1besman 35 Brtstlellke appendage 3'7 Stone pav mg block 38 Depart (2 wds ) 39 Cornda beast Walch on the - H~re's how to work AXYDLBAAXR LQNGFELLOW DAILY CRYPTOQUOTEIs hmts Each dav the code letters are dtfferent li:EARFAN E:tEMENT- CRYPTOQUOTES Wl-rn E>REATER SC!lPE. 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" .~ I I _I w1nd 't I al.m('s s treat all the sexual dtsfunctions These problems still reqUire spectahsts - H Jl]J~ffi~ ; U...J -u..~-"" ~ 41 South\licst Al ROS S 1 Glut E CULC WU SLAEMAI BL BPUXA KPME Yesterday's Cryptoquote THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT IS MONEY BUT THE TROUBLE IS YOU CANT CHARGE IT - BILL VAUGHAN (@ 1978 Kmg Features Syndu~ate Inc) A TRIANGLE I APOLOGIZE BUT t'M NOT SOFIRY / 4NT SNT s• 511 6t Pass ME-ANWH LE- DUCEY5 GROUP DOE5N T KNOW TWO GUNME N HAVE' TA t...E-D THEM TO THE .SHORE ROAD By Oswald &: James Jacoby ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION ROYAL OAK PARK Phone 992 3284 me off Medical schools teach almost nothmg about human sexuahty except how recogmze dtsease or operate on the sex Santa Clauses good and bad, are all over the place m the Me1gs-Galba Mason are<! thts tune of year - m stores on street corners on firetruck.sandeven heJu:opters You'll never fmd me cntlcazmg any of them - no matter how bJowsy lhe1r costumes boozy thetr breaths, or bad thetr h<>h<>hos The reason IS that I played Santa myself once - and tl was one of the worst performances m St Ntck hiStory , if I do say so myself It all started when I was about13 or 14 Poor bemghted Mtss Sue Colbns who taught mus1c m the schools of Scwto County Ohto somehow got the mtsgwded nollon that I could s mg Consequently, I wound up m every school acttvlty requmng vocal mustc With a p1pmg soprano But about 1943or 1944 a commumty Chmtmas program was bemg staged !eaturmg mostly smaller ktds They needed a Santa Mtss Collms ltqmd brown eyes unmedtately fell on me There were JUSt two problems however J was an under-age htgh school sophomore at the tune, and my votce was begmnmg to do funny things, droppmg - to my debght-down to a manly bantone I spent most of my wakmg moments unttatmg etther Bmg Crosby or Frank Smalra I forget which, for I envted both of them In addition, I was skmny as a picket fence - an asset for Smatra but a distmct habthty for Santa I was s hoot10g up toward siX feet.plus, but wetghed only about 110 No one ever kic ked sand m my face at the beach probably because we had no beaches and httle sand 10 Suutheastern Ohto But tl was ordamed that I play Santa and the transformatiOn of my ptpe<leaner phystque mto rotlUld JOlly old Samt N1ck began The school s Santa umform needed !title shortenmg but tt needed a great deal of paddmg, and the result was ludtcrou' When the make-up people were fmtshed I resembled- more than anythmg else - a pregnant blush10g octopus badly m need of a shave Openmg lead- 2+ ·.· 337 N 2nd Dear Helen Please name the states where the Equal R&ghts Amendment basn 't passed the State Legtslature yet Next questton When ERA becomes law wtll tl offer equal rtghts to prostitutes too• That IS when they arrest people for this tllegal act, wtll they arrest the Johns as well as the Janes • Seems 00 me men are ]USt as gutJty as women - you can t bave one wtthout the other - but even the punps usually go free while the gtrls get rounded up regularly -FOR ERA Dear For ERA States whose legtslatures have not yet rallfted the Equal Rights Amendment (as thts colwnn goes to prmt ) are Alabama Arkansas Artzona, Flortda, Georgta, llhnots Indiana LouiSiana Marne M!SSisslppt, M!SSOUrt Montana , Nevada North Carolina, North Dakota Ohto, Oklahoma, South Carolma Utah and Vtrgmta Thirty states have already ratifted the amendment, and etght more are needed to make the necessary three.fourths vote bY 1979 Prostitution• It's legal m a few Nevada counhes Several ctlles 10 the No-No states are gettmg tough wtth the Johns These ctties have set man-traps wtth pohcewomen decoys, and ' customers names are prmted In local newspapers under ' ARRESTS ' Smce men don t care to have tl advertised that they must buy thetr love and they re not ternbly fond of fmes or unprlSOnment - or wifely awareness - str eet busmess has dropped off consulerably there - H Dear Helen If a husband and wlfe have a problem wtth sexual m compatibility, and they can t afford the new Masters and Johnson-type clinics which can cost up to $2,000 or more, (or psychtatrlsts) the only help left IS thetr doctor And that s a crymg shame, because often doctors have more bang ups about sex than thetr pattents My husband thought he was becommg unpotent HIS doctor made a joke of tt 'So wbatdo you want to be - a dirty old man? he asked My husband ts :>2' So we read several good books and thmgs worked out for us A woman friend consulted her doctor about her 17 year-old daughter who was deeply mvolved wtth her boyfnend The doctor wouldn't prescrtbe the ptll because he would have no part m unmoral conduct ' Our family doctor avotds any mention of sex when he s examining me There are questtons I d like to ask but he turns BY PAUL CRABTREE ,. .. MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY HdPn Butte! +A + SUNDAY TIMES SENTINEl . & THINGS Precaution can temper fact I MEIG S COU NTY BRANCH P J. PAUlEY, AGENT Helen Help By Us. • • Even so I got throughthespeakmg part of the pageant okay But then tl ca me tune to~mg Dl58ster struck Instead of a ca refully<ulttvated Crosby-hke boo-boo-boo " or Smatra s stlken styhngs my Santa vmce came out somethtng hke a mtxture of Tmy Tun Marta Callas and Frankte Vallt of the Faur Seasons It was hee.fiee-hee not ho.fio.fio And tt was also the end of my ca reer as St Ntck Whtch ts JUSt as well f m sttll rather skmny . Ruskm satd The work of sctence ts to substttute facts for appearances Wmnmg bndge players should follow Ruskm s maxim The etght of dtamonds was played from dummy at trtck one East played the queen and South won wtlh the ace It appeared certam that West held the ten of dta· WINNIE WINKLE monds so South proceeded to draw trumps and lead a dta mond toward dummy When West followed low South stuck 10 the nme whereupon East proceeded to take hts two dtamond trtcks If South had remembered Ruskin's dtctum he would have cashed four clubs tn order to get rtd of one of hiS dtamonds before playmg that sutt Then he would come to hts band wtth a trump lead a d1amon~, stick m dummy's mne be a httle upset when 'dat old devtl East pro· duced the ten but not really damaged 8UTTHAR5 East would only be able to ONL'IONE. take one dtamond trtck and MULE FISH THAR- OLE. eventually South would take ~M HI'NR:"Ithe heart f10esse and make hts contract South s precauttonary measure of takmg the dta· mood dtscard would have been unnecessary tf the ten was where 11 appeared to be It became necessary m vtew of the fact that East not West held the card TilE BORN LOSER 1lU£111)0WN! WE: DIDNt"f LEAVE: UNnLWE&AW Sfa{f5 FAl-lS 11\AT JJST AAS TO 6€ i\\0. '"'-El.l•;re;ST YOJ P CK Hoi? UP AND TAKE -rn~ FI~O., HI:''$ IJ.lDIVIDU/oJ., EHOR\ 111/Ei 8VE'R $~~I HER. IN 51 DE I ~N A,., AHWONTDO HIM NO HAI'.tl/1MEI'.EL'I WI'.ROW THERS HE G>JES BREAJ(JW, TA(.IQ.EAFTIO<-TA~1 H·~ AT THE: Tli~ IEf'S li.\I.TGK IT ,o!.k:AI~ OIJ IN"STNJf R!;Pl-A'i tJ()tjJ 'l l t Ui OVER! Of NE~T Ht'DtVE!! \ \~ !NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I TUPPERS PlAINS HARDWARE GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN ~hort Orders-Carry out A Cool D nlng Room Chester Ohio St Rt 7 RACINE FOOD MARKET 1 he Store Wtth A Racine '" Ph 949 3342 " Pa1n'fPiumblng & Electncal Supplte; Tuppers Plains RACINE PlANING MILL Bulldmg Supplies & Custom Mtllwork Ph 992 3978 , • THE DAILY SENTINEL MEIGS TIRE CENTER and MEIGS TIRE CENTER ALIGNMENT POmeroy Middleport .. . - . The b1ddmg has been North It 2t 311 West Pass Pass East Pass PHI Pass 14 Soulb NEYER fliTLER !!' Ill 3t ' You South, hold .KJ65 IIA832 +K 104+15 What do you do now• A - Bid throe opadeo. Yo1 don & w•nt to ~:.lay In hearts op· poolte delayed lrump oupporl Devoted to the Interest of The Meigs & Mason Area Pomeroy , Ohto .. :_, • • • Ph 667 3963 bul will be I delill~ted If , _ putaer c:1n now bid tiline ootn..,_ • ) ' / ' ! �u POMEROY POMERO Y Rev W H Pernn pastor Roy Mayer Sup! Church school 9 lS a m wors.h p 10 1~ a 11 youth cho r rehearsal Monday 6 J() p m d t re-ctor reht>arsal day Mrs Mrs Marv ' Burt sen or 7 lO p m Paul chotr Thurs. N ease rector POM EROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner d Un oo and Mulberry Relt' Clyde V Hender !>on pastor Su ndav school 9 30 am Glen McClung supt morn ng worsh p 10 JO a m evenmg serv ce 7 30 m d week ser v ce Wednesday 1 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Rev Harold Oe~th rector Church serv ces 10 30 a m Holy c ommun on t lrst Sund ay of month church school 10 30 a m for nursery thro ugh 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - John F Amstutz pastor Bi ble school 9 30 a m worsh iP 10 JO adult worsh p servtce and young peop les meet i ng bOth 7 30 p m Combined Btb l e study and prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W W n ng off ce r n charge Sunday 10 am Ho i ness mee tmg 10 30 am Sunday Sc hool Young Peoples Leg on 7 p m Thur sday 1 to 3 p m Lades Ho me Leu guo:: £. m Pr en rt asses ST PAUL ~ ... tnt::RAN Corner Second and Sycamore Sts Pomeroy the Rev W Iham M ddleworth p11 stor Sunday School 9 30 a m church services 10 30 am - ·-........-... .-.. • • COLUMBUS - Landowners m 12 southeastern Oh10 COlDlties will be able to reforest lwtce as much land for thetr money through a cooperaltve program between Westvaco Inc and the dtvtston of forests and preserves of the Ohw Department of Natural Resources Smce 1966 Westvaco a major eastern forest products company, has matched on one for~me baSls tree seed hngs purchased from the dtvtston of forests and preserves Landowners m Athens, Belmont Galha, Hockmg, Jackson, Lawrence Metgs, Monroe, Morgan, Noble Vm· ton and Washmgton counttes can beneftt from the program I\\(11U I "' lllJ!(Idy '!o£>rv n land • Jewell A Moore, 71, Gallipolis, was cited for fatlure to yteld the right of way followmg a mtshap on Rt 7, one and nine tenths mtles north of Galhpolis Officers satd the Moore auto turned left mto the path of a car drtven south by Robert L Lannmg 29, Middleport Lanmng suffered mmor mjurte s but was not tmmedlately treated There was nunor damage A deer was killed m an ac cident at :; :;o p m on Rt 7 ALI SPEEDING HAMBURG, Pa (UP!) Fonner heavyweight cham pton Muhammad Ah was charged wtth speedmg Thll!'llday whtle drtvmg near hts Deer Lake trammg headquarters 10 central Permsylvama District Justice Stephen G Wanner ordered Alt to pay a $1Sfine or a~r for a hearmg J1n 9 State Police who !tied the complamt said Ali was travel· lng7Smph ma55mph zone Dec 8 in Albany Twp f t t, 1 1 II 11 HO<;p Ill ur 1\tH It I I lbl 11h ~1.. hPOI l'Vt(V II p 1 iHHI WOrShiP lollo.., n 1 .;~t I 1<, p m B1llh d !>CU">"l on cact1 ft ur':>dtty at l 30 p m at the chu rLt Thl'\ r rleodly Chun.h GRAHAM UNITEO MET HODIS T Prti:!Ch n.., " 0 a m I rst and second undllyS o f each mon th th rd ttnd fourth Sundays Ci'!Ch mo •th worsh p serv ce at 1 30 p n Wrodnesday even ng s at 1 JO Prayer and B1ble Study FIRST SOUTHER N BAP TIST 181 Mvtberrv Ave Pomeroy aft 1 ated wtlh S 13 C the Rev Fred H It pe~stor Hershel McC lur e Sundny sc hool supt Su nday SChOOl 9 30 am norn ng wor sh. p 10 30 a m Su nday evangel she rr eel ng 7 30 p m Prayer n eet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Corner r ourth and Ma n M ddleport Rev Henry Key Jr pastor Sund ay Sc hool 9 JO a n Mr'i. Erv n Baumgard ner sup l Mornmg worsh p 10 4.5 a m JEHOVAH S WITNESSE S L<Hry Carnahan pres d ng m n s ter Su lday B1ble lee lur e 9 30 tt m Watchtower s tudy 10 30 am Tu esday B be study 7 30 p m Thurs day n •n s try school 7 30 p m serv ce 11eet ng B 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH ot Chn st tn Ctlnsttan Un on lawrence Manl e y pas t or Mrs Russe ll Young Sunday School Supt Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Evenmg worsh p 7 30 Wednesday prayer meet ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Rae ne Route 2 th e Rev Janes M Muncy pastor Sunday sc hoo l 9 45 a m mor lng worsh p I I am even1ng worsh p 7 30 p m Prayer Tll'!et n9 Tuesday 7 JO p m Young people s meet ng 7 30 p m Thu r sday RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Bertha K ngrey subs ! lut e pas t or Su nday Schoo 10 a m wor s h p se rv ce 7 p m Su nday Prayer mee t ng Wednesday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURC H Near Long Bot tom Es t I Hart paslor Roy Bro wn ass s tant pastor Sunday sc hool 10 am Churc h 7 30 p m each Sunday even ng pray er meetmg 7 30 p m Thu r sday MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL - Th.rd AYe the Rev W tl am Kn ttel pastor Ronald Dugan Sunday Sc hool Supt Cla sses for a l ag es eve n ng serv ce 7 30 p m B ble study Wedn esd ay 7 30 p m youth serv ces Fr day 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corn er Ash and Plum M d c.tlcporl No e l Herrman pastor Saturday even ng serv ce 7 p m Su nday school 10 am Sunda y even ng worsh p 7 p m Open SACRED HEART Rev Beroard K;ratcov c pA<;tor Phone 997 2'875 ""' •urclav ("v€'n nQ Ma~-.;. 7 30 p • ~undily M~S'i t1 and 10 1 Co ltl' SS. ons S;)fu rdny 7 1 10 p m POMEROY FJRST 8AP TIST Robert Kuhn pastor \\ II an WMSOn Su ~d''f school sup t ~ unday school 9 10 e~ 1~ BYI 6 p m 0 bt~ stu cly V\('d • €'Sday 'I pm chor pr~'' ce W£>dnesday B 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHVRCH Harr sonv lie Ror~d Rev 0 Dell Manley P;, s lor Hen ry Ebt n Su nday School Supt Sunday S~ hool q 30 a m Even ng worsh p 7 30 p m PrayH and Pra se ser111Ce Thursday 7 30 p m NEASE SETTLEME NT CHAPEL Non df'no n na t on at George S 0 ter Pastor Su nday School 10 a n Worsh p Se rv ce 11 a m Su nday n1ghl serv ces 1 30 p m Wednesday Prayer mee t ng 7 30 p m Everyone welcome POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Ma n St - Loren T Stephens evangel st phone 991 7856 conse rYai1Ye non nst rumental Sunday worsh p 10 a Tl B bte study 11 a m worsh p 6 p m Wednesday B btc s tudy 1- p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH ( non denom nat onal ) Langsvtlle DeKter Road the Rev Wor ley Haley pastor Su nday sch')O I 10 a m even ng worsh p 7 30 p m P rayer m ee t ng Tuesday 7 JO pm youth group F r day 7 30 p m Mr and Mrs Fred Hoffman Mr and Mrs Gayland Bush Mike Hoffman, Vtckie Abbott Charhe Grtffm, Dtane Morns Debbte Bennett Mr and Mrs Phil Foster Donald Coleman Mtchael Batley Robert Wmgett Mr and Mrs Thomas Roach Mr and Mrs John Beaver Amta Bowie Mr and Mrs Steve Halstead, Flo Smith Jamce Veazey Mr and Mrs Gary Cochran Mr and Mrs Ralph Warner Mr and Mrs Dave Buskirk Charles Lawson Sharon Wtlson Denny Fobes Mrs. KatLe Crow, Mr and Mrs Bob Hoefhch Chester Tannehill Mtss Carol Bachtel Mr and Mrs Hobart Wtlson Jr Dale Rothgeb Jr Mr and Mrs Mtlton Mason Mr and Mrs Charles 0 Lisle Mr and Mrs Wtlliam Lehew and Mr and Mrs Jack Rogers The program mvolves no re tirement to sell the mature timber to Westva co Ernest J Gebhart chtef of the diVISion of forests and preserves sa1d the cooperative effort ts part of a long-range goal to help unprove woodland productlVlty m southeastern Ohto and to develop better wtldhfe habttat watershed protectton recreation op portumhes and aesthettc values Landowners mterested in the program should contact thetr local serv1ce forester, colUlty Agncultural Stabtbzatton and ConservatiOn Service offlce extensiOn offtcer or Sot! and Water Conservahon Dtstnct offtce for assistance Two drivers cited Karla K Chevaher 18 Pomeroy, was charged with !allure to yteld the nght of way followmg an accident at 4 40 p m on Rt 7ln Tuppers Plams The Gallia Metgs Post State Highway Patrol satd the Chevaljer car pulled mto the path of an auto operated by Edgar E Brewer 65 of Port· 1v I Westvaco has new offer •• qt '-'' lWr Employees dine at Inn The annual Christmas dmner party for employes of The Gallipolis Trtbune, The Pomt Pleasant Relgster and The Daily Sentinel and thetr guests was held Thursday evenmg at the Metgs Inn at Pomeroy Hosts were Rtchard S Owen prestdent of the Ohto Valley Publishing Co and hts wtfe Sarah Gifts were presented Mr and Mrs Owen on behalf of the employes by James Danner Dmner mus1c was provtded by Mrs Margaret Newnan at the ptano and nunlerous door pnzes were awarded with Mrs Kalte Crow Miss Sharon WtlsQn and Mrs Sherry Busktrk m charge Attendmg were Mr and Mrs Davtd Russell Mr and Mrs Larry Boyer Mr and Mrs Vernon Deweese Mr and Mrs James Danner Mtss Helen Davts Mtss Emma Lou Davts H~ r) F Mhl'r TR' I NIT'V St\lf: NTH DAY AD t.ITt<iT 10 llf'Ct t I. north of Rt 3!i The anunal ran mto the path of a car operated by Bernard H Freeman :;o of South Pomt At 6 3:> p m on the Cox Mercerville Rd stx tenths of a nule east of Rt 218 cars drtven by Hobart W Vaughan :>4, Rt I Crown Ctty and Altce M Gtllenwaler, 32 Rt 2 Crown Ctty, colltded There was sbght damage to both cars A !mal acctdent occurred at 11 a m Thursday on Rt 160 two and four tenUts nules north of Rt 35 where an auto driven by Arnott Jeffers 72 of Radchff, ran off the htghway and htt a guardratl to avotd a colliston wtth a car operated by Wdharn E Stephens 70 of Btdwell ENTERS RACE AKRON (UP!) - James R Wtlltams, an Akron ctty coun· ctlman has announced he will seek the DemocratiC nommatwn for heutenant governor Wilbams said he wtll base his btd for nommatwn on his 13 years of pubhc servtce as a school teache , urban planner and elected offtctal An attorney, Wtlbams satd he would be a valuable asststant to the governor espectally 10 formu!at10g programs to help ctlles solve thetr mount10g urban problems :.J' 1 r- r nc-rot nu tttfl'fi I ; lUll ~Cf\ T BCNO iAOI'>I 11 II FIRST BAPTIST of Mid dleport corner of S xth and Palmer St reets The Rev Steve Skaggs pastor Danny Thompson Sunday School S uperintendent Su nday ch ur ch school for everyone 9 15 a m Mornmg worsh p 10 l5 a m Youth act v t es and Fellowsh p for Jun or and Sen or H 19h students 6 p m B ble St udy 7 30 p m M1d week Prayer Serv ce Wed nesdav 7 30 p m ... HURCH OF CHRIST M dd\eport 5t h and Ma n George Glaze m n ster James Sheets supe r nt endent 8 ble sc hool 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p 10 30 v m even ng worsh p 7 30 p m prayer serv1ce 7 p m Wed nesday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Thomas E Weaver pastor FloYd carson Sunday sc hool s upenntendent Sunday school 9 30 am morn ng worsh p 10 30 Sunday evange l s f c meetmg 7 p m prayer meet mg Wednesday 7 p m GRACE BAPTIST 305 N Second Ave M ddleporl Les ley G Holt pastor Sunday school 10 am worsh1p ser v1ce 11 am worsh p serv ce 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday n ght prayer ~erv ce 7 30 THE UNITED PRES BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Ow ght L Zav tz Pastor D rector HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church Sc hool 9 30 a m Mrs Homer Lee s upt Mornmg Worsh p 10 30 am MIDDLEPORT Sunday Church School 9 30 a m John F Fultz Supt Mornmg Worsh•P 10 30 am SYRACUSE Morn ng Worship 9 am Sun day Church Scl')ool 10 am Mrs Sam pson Hall Su pt MEIGS" COOPERATIVE PAR ISH THE UNI'TED METHODIST CHURCH Robert T Bumgarner D.rector POMEROY CLUSTER Rev CarlE HICkS Rev 0 Wm Sydenstncker CHESTER Worsh p 9 15 a m Church School 10 a m ENTERPRISE - Worsh p 9 a m Churc h School 10 a m FLATWOODS - Wor sh p 11 a m Chu rch Sc hoo! 10 am POMEROY Worsh p 10 JO a m Church School 9 15 a m UMY F 6 30 p m ROCK SPRINGS - Worsh p 10 Q m Ch ur ch School 9 a m UMYF 6 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert Bumgarner HEATH - Worsh p 10 JD a m Church School 9 30 a m UMYF7pm RUTLAND Worshp 915 a m Chu rch Sc hool 10 am UM YF 7 p m SALE M CENTI!R - Wor s h p 9 a m Chu rch School 10 am UMYF Thursday 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTI::R Rev R•chard E Jarv•s ASBURY Worsh p 11 a m Church Schoo f 9 50 a m WSCS \sf Tue sday FOREST RUN - Worsh p 9 a m Church School 10 a m wscs 3rd Wednesday 7 30 pm MINERSVILLE ~ Worsh p 10 a m Church School 9 a m WSCS Jrd Monday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Chu rch school 9 a m worsh p ser VI(€ 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev Frank Cheesebrew Rev Larry Poling Rev Howard ShiVeley BETHANY (Dorcas) worshiP 9 30 am Church Sch ool 10 30 a m CARMEL WorshiP 11 a m 1s t and 3rd Sundays Chur c h School 10 am APPLE GROVE - Worsh p 7 30 p m f rsl and th rd Sun day s Church school 9 30 am prayer meel ng f1r s1 Wednesday 7 30 p m EAST LETART - Worsh p 7 :30 p m sec ond and fourth Sundays chur ch schoo l 9 30 I (I I > I I() rALLS \o\ ' 0 church school 9 (I lv 1 30 11 1 eve-n• Ll.TAkl "" M I UNION h' 1 ru 1 (u"' I ..,1 d I 1 I 9- The DailY Sent mel, Middleport-l'omeroy 0 , Dec 14 1973 BAPTI ST pl"ilor ndl JO(' wt )l) f 9 d 'J 1 I TUP Y EHS PlAINS CHil tHIAN CHURCH [ •Qulc U•ldt>rwood pastor MORNING STAR WorshiP t tow rd Call)well Jr sunday vnday Sc hool 9 0 .t 1 Church School 10 30 !,1 I uol M.li 9 10 ~ Mor 1111 <>ermon I II M d Week C),.. Ct 10 JC ~ ~L." 1 .. y C V('O OQ II 1 I '>d", !: j.r T scrv•Ct l p m MORSE CHAPEL Wor I fTA RT FAllS UNITED 'ih P 1 <l m 1st and <rd Rev Freeland !>un 1 rv <. ( I vrcl :-.ct oot 10 BRETHREN Norr 'i pa~tor rloy(f NOf'"riS ~) Ill PORTLAND - Worsh p 7 30 supt <.unday school 9 JO a m TlOrnmg se rmon 10 30 a m p m Church School 9 30 a m Prayer ~c rv ce Wednesday SUTTON Worsh p 11 am ?11d and 4th Sunda ys Church I 30 p m CHE s'HIRE CHURCH OF Sc hool 10 a m GOO OF PROPHECY G P WESLEYAN ( Racin e) Worshrp 11 a m Church ~ m lh pr~stor Sunday School tO a n Arthur Henson Supt Sch ool 10 a n Morn nq Worsh p 11 am NORTHEAST CLUSTER Young Peoples serv ce 7 p m Rev Robert Meece Evenmg se rv1ce 1 30 p m Rev S tr~nl ey, Brandum Wednesday M1d week Prayer JOPPA Worsh p 10 am Youth Church Schoo l 9 a n Praver Se rv ce 7 JO p m mee t ing 6 30 p m Even ng Meet.nq Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Church wor s h p 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF services 9 am Sunday Rev Sc hool 9 45 a n B ble Study THE NAZARENE Herbert Grate pastor Wor every Thursday 7 30 p m sh p serv ce 11 a m and 7 30 NORTH BET HEL - Wor sh p 11 a n Chu r ch Sc hool 10 p m Su nday Su nday Sc hool 9 30 am RIChard Bart on > n ALFRED - Su nday school supt Prayer meet ng Wed nesday 7 30 p m 9 45 <1 m each Sunday BRADBURY CHURCH OF preach ng at 1I a m each (IIford Sm lh Su nday Prayer me.-et ng 7 45 CHRIST m n s ter Sunday Sc hool 9 30 p 11 Wedn esday WSC S 8 p m morn ng chur ch 10 30 on II rd Tuesday each month a m REEDSVILLE - Sunday a m Sunday even ng se r v c;e school 9 30 preac h ng 7 30 7 30 p m We dn esday serv ce 8 pm p m Sunday prayer meet ng LAUREL CLIFF FREE 7 30 p m Tuesday WSCS 7 30 METHODlST - Rev Robert t r s t Thursday each month SILVER RIDGE Wor sh p E Buck.ley pastor w II am Ba Icy supt Sunday schoo l 10 am Chu rch School 9 a m 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p TUPPERS PLAINS even ng worsh p worsh p 9 a m Church 10 30 a n 7 30 p m Wednesday Chr st an Sc hool 10 am KENO CHURCH OF Youth Crusa de 6 30 p m prayer meetmg 7 30 p m CHR 1ST - George Freder ck Thursday c ho•r pract ce 7 sup! Serv ce weekly 9 30 a m on Sunday Preach ng f rst and pm th rd Sunday s of monfh,o by DEXTER CHURCH OF Cl fiord Sm th 9 30 a m CHRIST Danny Evans HOBSON CHRISTIAN pastor Norman C Will supt UNION - Darr e l OOddr1ll Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 a m pas tor sun day Sc hool 9 30 Wor Sfifp se rv ce 10 30 a m a m Leonar d G I more f rst Chr s 1 an Endeavor Sunday elder even ng serv ce 7 30 even ng p m Wednesday pray e r REORGANIZED CHURCH m eel ng 7 30 p m OF JESUS CHRIST OF MT MORIAH CHURCH OF LATTER DAY SAINTS GOD - Rae ne Route 2 The Portland Rac•ne Road Ralph Rev Cha rl es Hand pa stor Johnson pa sto r Herbert Sunday sc hool 9 4.5 a m Wh te Sunday School 0 rector morn ng worsh p 11 am Sunday School 9 30 a m Even ng se rv1 ces Tuesda y and Morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m Frday730 Sun day even ng se rv ce 7 p m BEARWALLOW RIDGE Wednesday even ng prayer CHURCH OF CHRIST B1ble serv ces 7 30 om s t udy 9 30 a m morn ng BETHLEHEM BAPTIST wor sh p 10 30 a m even ng Great Bend - Rev Walter P wor s h p 6 30 p m Wednesday 8 kacsan pastor Sunday B•ble study 7 30 p m school 9 JO a m worsh p se rv ce Thursday 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH CARLETON CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday Sc hool K ng s bury Road Sunday to am w1lh W liard P gott Sc hool 9 JO am Ralph Car l su p! Evangel st me ssage each su p! Worsh p serv ce 1G 30 Sunday even ng 7 30 p m by a m and 7 30 p m alfernat~ly Elder Russell Cl ne mm s ter Prayer meet ng Wednesday of the Apostol c Fa th B bte 7 30 p m Rev J ay St les Stu dy Wednesday 7 30 p m pastor OLD DEXTER CON STIVERSVILLE COM CHURCH MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday GREGATIONAL Rev Car l R cha rds sc hool se rv1ce 10 a m Prayer pastor Mrs Worl e y mee t ng Thursday 7 p m F ran cs Su nday sc hool s upt Sunday even ng_serv ce 7 p m Sunday school 9 45 am ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST chu rch s erv ces second and Pomeroy Ha rr sonv li e fourth Su ndays follow ng Road R ck Morr son pastor Sunday school f r st a nd th rd Sunday scho ol supt Paul Su nday eYen ngs 7 30 p m McElroy Sunday school 9 30 LONG BOTTOM a m morn ng worsh p and CHRISTIAN Mr Rober t com mun on 10 30 am Wyall pastor Sunday Schoo I Sunday even ng youth s up! Ronald Osborne B bl Chr s tia n Endeavor 6 30 p m Sc hoo! 9 30 a m prea c h ng worsh p serv ces Sunday 7 30 10 45 a m Ev en no serv ces p m Wednesday even ng p m prayer meet ng and 8 ble 7 30 HYSELL RUN FREE study 7 30 p m METHODIST Rona ld Well s pastor Sun day School 9 30 ST JOHN LUl Ht:.Nioi.N Morn ng worsh1p 10 30 P ne Grove th e Rev Arthu r am a m Young Peop le s Se rv ce Combs pastor Su nday sc hool 6 45 p m Evangel st c ser 9 30 a m ch ur c h se rv ces v ce 7 30 p m Prayer 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF 'T'ee t ng Thursday 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL CHRIST B ble Sc hool 9 30 Ba ld Knobs Rev a m mornmg worsh p 10 30 MISSION a m Sunday evenmg Worsh p L R Gluesencamp pa s tor Su nda y Serv •ce 7 30 p m c ho r Roger W lfred Sr Sc hool Su p! Sunday Sc hoo I pra ct ce Sunday and Wed Sunday even ing nesdav 7 om prayer meet ng 9 30 am and B1ble Study Wednesday worsh p 7 30 Praye r mee t ng Tu esda y 7 30 p m Ernes t 7 30 p m Deeter class leader Yo ulh ANTIQUITY BAPTIST meet ng Wednesday 7 30 Rev Freeland Norr s pastor Ernest Deeter leader Su11day school 10 a m Chu rch p rn MT HERMON CHURCH OF se rv ce 7 p m Wednes day THE UNITED BRETHREN IN B ble Study 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH CHRIST ~ Robert Shook pastor Sunday school 9 30 OF THE NAZARENE a m Russe ll Spencer supt Sunday Sc~o ol 9 30 a m worShiP se rv ce 10 45 a m Morn ng Worsh p 10 30 a m eventng worsh p alternat ng Ev e n ng worshiP 7 30 p m Wednesday M d week Se r v ce Wtlh C E at 7 30 p m on Sunday ~rayer mee tmQ 7 30 Sunday Sc hool Super n te ndent p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe Gera d We Is Pastor Rev ay lea der Morr s M WotfP WHITES CHAPEL RACINE: t-IRST BAPTIST Coo lv li e R D Rev Roy Deeter Walter P B ka cs an pastor pastor Sunday sc hool 9 30 Ronne Salse r S S Sup! am worsh p serv ce 10 JO Sunday Sc hool 9 JO a m am B bl e study and prayer Morn ng Worsh p 10 4 5 a m esday 7 30 p m Sunda y even ng wor s hip 1 :30 se r ce Wedn "';!:UlLAND p m Wedn es day even ng 8 ble RUTLAND CHURCH OF Study8pm CHRIST - Ke fh W se pastor DANVILLE WESLEYAN Sun day Sc hool 9 30 am V H Rev Lelon Gtasure pastor Braley su pt worsh p serv ce Sunday school 9 30 a m and common on 10 30 am youth and tun or youth serv ce even ng serv ce 7 30 p m 6 45 p m evenmg worsh p Wedn esday B ble study 7 30 7 30 p m prayer and pra se p m Regular board meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m th rd Saturday each month 7 30 p m SILVER RUN FREE RUTLAND COMMUNITY BAPTIST - Sunday School 10 School CHURCH -S unday a m Henry Dav s supt 9 30 a m worsh p se rv ce 11 even ng serv ce 7 30 p m a m Wednesday prayer Prayer meet ng Thursday meetng 7 30 p m Sunday 7 30 P m night worShiP 1:30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev GOD Rev James Sat Lloyd 0 Gr mm Jr pastor ter f e ld pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m worsh p se rv ce 11 Sunday Scho ol 9 30 a m Morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m a m even ng serv ce 7 prayer serv ce an d youth Young people s se rv ce 6 45 p m Evangel sf c se rv ce se rv ce Wednesday 7 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 7 30 p m Wednesday even1ng serv ce 7 30 p m CHURCH Rober t E Musser MASON COUNTY pa s tor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 THE HILAND CHAPEL a m Robert 8obo su p! George Casto pa s tor Sunday morn ng worsh p 10 30 School 9 30 even ng wor sh p Sunday even ng serv ce 7 30 7 30 Thur s day even ng pray er M d week serviCe Wednesday serv ce 7 30 p m 7 30 p m MASON FIRST BAPTIST SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Sec ond and Pomeroy Sts Stan THE NAZARENE Rev M C Lar more pastor Bob era g pastor Sunday sc hool 9 45 am worship servtce 11 Moore Sund ay Schoo l Supt Ira n ng un on 6 30 Sunday School classes for all a m ages 9 30 a m morn ng p m evenmg worshiP serv1ce 7 30 p m M d week prayer wor s h p 10 <15 NYP S Su nday 6 30 p m eva ngelis t c serv ce serv c e Wednesday 7 30 p m Sunday 7 30 p m M d week ~ASON CHURCH OF prayer meet ng Wednesday CHRIST P 0 BOX 487 M Iter 7 30 p m Mtssmnary meetmg St Mason W Va Sund ay sec ond Wednesday 7 30 p m B b te Study 10 am Ar\lorsh1p UNITED FAITH NON 11 a m and 7 p m B1ble Study DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Wednesday 7 p m Vo ca l Robert Sm th pastor Sunday fllUSI C school 9 30 a m class leader FtR!IT- SOUTHEkN BAP Le o H II worsh p serv ce TIST - Corner of Second and tO 30 a m church 7 30 p m Anderson Mason Pastor EDEN UNITED Walter Cloud Sunday school BHETHREN IN CHRIST 9 45 a m worship service 11 Eldon R Blake pastor Sunday a m and 7 30 p m Weekly Sc hool 10 am Wmn e Btble study Wednesday 7 30 Ho1 s mg er Supt Morn1ng pm sern on 11 a m Eventng MASOII.I ASSEMBLY o.-serv ce Chr sta n Endeavor GOD - Second St Mason W 7 JO p m Mrs Lyda Va Chester Tennant pastor Cheval er pr es dent So ng Sun da y sc hool 10 a m serv ce and se rmon 8 20 M d morn ng worsh p 11 am Week prayer meet ng Wed evangel sf c se rv1ce 7 30 p m nesday 7 30 p m Mrs Mar e B ble s tudy and prayer serv1ce Ho ts nger c a5s lea der Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone CHURCH OF JESUS 773 5133 CHR tST - Loca ted at Rutland HARTFORD CHURCH OF on New l ma Road next to CHRIST tn Chnsttan Union Forest Acre Park Rev Ray The Rey w II am Campbell Rouse pastor Robert Musser pastor Sunday sc hool 9 30 Sunday Sc hool supt Sunday a m James Hoghes supt sc hool 10 30 a m worsh1p even ng serv ce 7 30 p m 7 30 p m B ble s tudy Wed Wednesday eve n ng prayer nes day 7 30 p m Saturday tneet ng 7 30 p m Youth n ght pra yer serv ce 7 30 p m prayer se rv ce each Tuesd"' HEMLOCK GROVE FA- IRVi E; W BIBLE CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson CHURCH Letarl W Vi!! Rt pastor Ray Whaley supl 1 Rev George Ho sc har Morn ng worsh p 9 30 a m pastor Sunday School 9 30 church schOol 10 :30 a m young peof)le s meet ng 6 30 a m Prayer and B1ble study Pm e vt!n no worsh p 7 30 7 30 p m Colfe~ge Prayer Se rv ce Tuesday 10 a m ~ 30 P m {I ~ w-;;,wesday Worsh1p Serv ce Thursday 7JOp m 1 1 1 6 00 - News 3 4 8 6 10 15 ABC News 13 Sesame St 10 Adlerian Counseling Techniques J 6 30--NBC News 3 4 15 ABC News 6 CBS News 8 10 Hogans Heroes 13 7 00 - Truth or Conseq J 6 Beat the Clock 4 News 10 What s My Llfle 8 W1ld K1ngdom 13 Elec Co 20 I Spy 15 Course of our Times 3J Beat the Clock 4 7 30 - Porter Wagoner 3 Hollywood Squares 4 New Treasure Hunt 10 To Tell the- Truth 6 Concentration 8 Wall Street Week 20 Beatthe Clock 13 Sh1n1ng Trees of Sunnse33 8 00 - Wash.ngton Week In Rev1ew 20 Sanford & Son 3 4 15 Calucc1 s Dept 8 A Very Ml!!rr.y Cncket 6 13 West V rgtnta Law 33 8 30 - Roll Out 10 8 Hall of Fame 3 4 15 A Chr s fm.C!I s Carol 13 S1,.. W1ves of Henry Vll16 Joan Sutherland Who s Afra 1d of Opera, 20 Campus Seene 33 9 00 - Jvlle Andrews 13 Fest val of the Dance 3 M1racle on 34th St 8 10 Masterp•ece Thet~ter 33 10 00 - News 20 Wash ington Week in Rev tew 33 Dean M.arhn 3 4 15 Portrait Legend In Grantte 6 13 10 JO - Wall Street Week 33 11 00 - News Weather Sports6 8 10 3 4 13 15 Janakt33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 In Concert 6 Mov ies Saul and David 8 The Lady and the Monster 10 Revolt of the Mercenanes 4 1 00 - Mldmght Spec1aiJ 4 Jack Paar Tomte 13 1 15 - /WJvle Zortar The Thmg From Venus 10 2 30 - Focus on Columbus 4 3 00 - News 4 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15 6 30-TV Classroom B Kentucky Afteld 13 r=alth for Today 10 7 00--- Nelghbors 13 Farm Front 4 Fun for Everyone 6 Treehouse Club 8 10 Farmbook 3 7 15-Man from COSilO Sesame St 20 Gospel 6 Abbott & Costello 8 Banana Splits 3 0 ck Van Dyke 4 Treehouse Club 13 8 OQ- Jake s Place6 L1dsv1lle 3 4 15 Bugs Bunny 13 Popeye 10 Fltntstones 8 8 JD-Inch H1~h Private Eye 3 4 15 Yogt s Gang 13 Huck & Yogi 6 Batley Comets 8 M1ster Rogers 20 9 00- Sesame St 20 Addams Fam1ly 3 4 15 Super Fnends 6 13 Mov ie a 10 9 3D-Emergency 3 4 15 10 00-Eiec Co 20 Butch Cassidy 3 4 15 La ss1e s Rescue Rangers 6 13 My Favorite Marttans 8 10 10 3D-Star Trek 3 4 15 Goober and the Ghost Chasers 6 13 Jeannte 8 10 Zoom 20 11 00-Sesa me Sf 20 S1 gmund & The Sea Monsters 3 4 15 Brady K ds l l 6 Speed Buggy 8 10 11 30- PtnkPanthers3 415 Mt sslon Maglc13 6 Jos1eandthe Pussycats m Outer Space 8 10 12 Oo.:-Jetsons 3 4 15 Inside Out 20 Mov1e 13 Bowling 6 Everything s Archte 10 a 12 Jo-GoJ 4 15 TBA8 Fat Albert 10 1 00--Amencan Bandstand 6 13 Dtck Van Dyke 4 Pro Football Pre Game 8 Ted Mullins 10 Chr stmas Story 3 Lassie 15 1 15-Pro Football 8 10 1 30-NFL Game of the Week 3 Man From UNCLE 4 Nursing Process 15 2 00- Perry Mason 3 Camellia Bowl6 13 I Spy 15 2 30- Amenca 4 3 30---What s New 3 Western Star Theater 15 3 15-Bob Dante Is 3 3 30- Pro Football Pre-Game3 Lookatthe Book 15 4 DO-Audubon W1ldl fe Theater 33 Pro Football a 4 15 TBA 8 Then Came Bronson 10 4 30- Anttques 33 5 00-Sewmg Skills Tailoring 33 Wrestling 8 Lasste 10 College Basketball 6 13 5 30--Maktng Thtngs Grow 33 An1mal World 10 6 00-News 8 ~vte Lets Dance 10 Performance 33 6 30-Bevedy H!llb1llles 8 Marshall Unlvers•ty Report 33 7 00---Hollywood Squares 3 Catch 33 Hee Haw 6 8 Lawrence Welk 15 13 4 7 30---That Good Ole Nashvtlle Music 3 Zoom 33 8 00---AII in the Famtly 8 10 Emergency 3 4 15 Happy Hoi days 33 Ntght the Animals Talked 6 13 8 30-MAS H 8 10 War and Peace 33 Mov1e You II Never See Me Agam 6 13 9 00-Mary Tyler MooreS 10 Movte Hate 3 4 15 9 3D-Bob Newhart a 10 10 00---Carol Burne tt 8 10 Gnff__~.J3 Juvenile Court 33 11 00--ABC News 6 1~ News 8 10 11 30---News 3 4 Pollee Surgeon 15 Mov1es Sh1p of Fool s B , ONLY 2-10,000 MlLESFROM TIMES SQUARE' 1 Plenty of cheap land for hardy pioneer families Would yo u /Ike to be among the f1rst to stake out a cla1m> Free transportatiOn 1n the fastest most modern veh1cle an added mducement Bnng your own a/f and water Not mterested' That s Just as well- we re talkmg about the moon Far more, we need earnest men and women eager to explore th e earths people who Will seek courageously lor Chnstlan answers spmtual frontiers fam1l1es try1ng to en to the complicated problems progress has created nch their homes and thelf world w1th fa1th and love The Church IS the homestead of such pioneers Its grasp encompasses heaven and earth from the throne of God to the depths of a little ch1ld s soul \ It cannot fathom the mystenes of outer space But 11 wtll reveal to any man the Center of th1s umverse Fr day Tues day Psalms ' Zechar ah Acts 14 I 9 2 I 12 89 3 28 37 l 7 W1th the hope 1t Will m some measure foster and help sustam that whtch IS good m famliy and commun1ty l1fe th1s featur e 1s sponsored by th e busmes s f1rms and organizations whose nam es appear below . SEARS • • Telt:~YsD~~~J Log HOMESTEADS AVAILABLE v 1 wor<,h p I 10 W I .,{j <J y 1 r' V If tJ U b! C> '> HIY 1 10 p 1 y 220 E . MONTGOMERY WARD Authonzed Catalog Merchant Louts W Osborne Pomeroy Ph 992 2178 -, Matn CATALOGUE STOR E Mr and Mrs Cha rl es R Sheets 992 3001 Pom eroy 106 Court ~t WIN AT BRIDGE , . - - - -NORTH II • QJ97 yAJ • J 98 +AKQ2 WEST EAST • 53 • 64 YKt062 ,87543 +7532 +KQlO +t074 +963 SOUTH 10> K 1082 'Q9 A64 +JSs North South vulnerable THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO Nattonw1de Insuran ce Co of Columbu" 0 Pomer oy 307 Spr ng Ave Dtal 992 2318 Pomeroy 296 W. Se~ond Ph 992 3863 THE DAILY SENTINEL HAYMAN'S (General Merchandrse) De voted to Me igs Ma son Area Pome roy 0 Support the Church of Your Cho tce 104 W Man Pom e r oy Ph 992 3354 . . MARK V STORE Devoted to the Gr ea ter OhiO Valley MIDDLEPORT OHIO We F II All Doctors Prescrlpt1on s Pomeroy 0 992 2955 Cor Rts 7&S54 Chesh re West North East South J+ Pass Pass Pass Pass u Ph 367 7414 Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass MAYER & Hill BARBER SHOP LODWICK'S MARKET FULL SERVICE SHOP Rad al Cuts & Toupees 120 E Man St General Merchand1se Tuppers Plams Ph 667 3280 . . Famtly Recreati on Sw1mmrng Camping • Bakers of Holsum Bread MIDDLEPORT OHIO WAID CROSS' SONS STORE 1, All WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. DB ~ Anthony Plumbtng and Hea11n14 Mtddleport 992·3550 VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. REAL ESTATE BROKER 110 Me chan1c St Ph 992 3325 Authonzed Bu ick Pontrac GMC Dealer 500 E Matn St Ph 992 2174 CHESTER OHIO K&C JEWELERS GOEGLEIN READY MIX Middleport . HEINER'S BAKERY - • Keepsake Dtamond Rmgs 212E Ma.n St Pomeroy " . RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE Bakers ot uooa breaa HUNTINGTON W VA I MIDDLEPORT 0 BOWER'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT , M&R FOODLINER ' POMEROY 0 MIDDLEPORT OHIO / Grocenes & General Merchandtse Ph 9•9 5772 Racine SMITH NELSON MOTORS GAUL'S MARKET I· Pomeroy Ph 949 959 1 Rae me OHIO VAllEY BAKING CO. - w organs Isn't It time this vital part of our hves got more than a passmg nod from medtcal doctors • Meanwhtle, what do people wtth such problems do when they can't afford therapy •-LO!S Dear Lois If they can't afford expenstve therapy or counsellmg then they should do what you and your husband did read several good books and practice what they TEACH (You were lucky here Many aren't, unfortunately ) Yes, tl's long past time for medical schools to mclude sex educatton m thetr courses According to several recent arltcles on the subject, they re beginmng w recogmze the need, but 11 may be a long whtle before general praclttwners can adequately The ,Last Escape 10 Maneater of Hydra 13 12 OO-Mov1es Journey to Sh loh 3 M1dn ght Spec al 15 Th e Woman on the Beach 4 1 00-Movte Voyage to the Plane t of Preh stone Wom en 13 2 00-Movte Ba c helor Mother 4 TODAYSQUESTION Your partner does bid three 2 30- News 13 4 OO-Mov1e The Sky s the Ltmlt 4 notrumD What do you do now? by THOMAS JOSEPH loy HENRI ARN O LO ·"" 1 BOO LEE Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square to form four ord1nar} words VIlle est1mate (3 wds ) 21 Father bone 23 lmpudcnt 25 Frenc h drama list 23 Yesterdays Answer Hmng 25 Mme Ethereal entram:e Ascended 27 Take wmg Wood) 30 81zarre vme 31 Part of a German turbme pr1son 33 Benumb camp 36 d1sant s 24 Maker of 37 n~~~.?! r.---~r~o~lc~~~- wi<c_a~pr.or"~';r-,;-~'T.F · :; lady Dcnys 26 Und em able 27 Malay law 28 Prayer endmg 29 Actor Buono 32 Depressed 33 Hold a sesswn 34 i'JJ lQllC lr1besman 35 Brtstlellke appendage 3'7 Stone pav mg block 38 Depart (2 wds ) 39 Cornda beast Walch on the - H~re's how to work AXYDLBAAXR LQNGFELLOW DAILY CRYPTOQUOTEIs hmts Each dav the code letters are dtfferent li:EARFAN E:tEMENT- CRYPTOQUOTES Wl-rn E>REATER SC!lPE. 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" .~ I I _I w1nd 't I al.m('s s treat all the sexual dtsfunctions These problems still reqUire spectahsts - H Jl]J~ffi~ ; U...J -u..~-"" ~ 41 South\licst Al ROS S 1 Glut E CULC WU SLAEMAI BL BPUXA KPME Yesterday's Cryptoquote THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT IS MONEY BUT THE TROUBLE IS YOU CANT CHARGE IT - BILL VAUGHAN (@ 1978 Kmg Features Syndu~ate Inc) A TRIANGLE I APOLOGIZE BUT t'M NOT SOFIRY / 4NT SNT s• 511 6t Pass ME-ANWH LE- DUCEY5 GROUP DOE5N T KNOW TWO GUNME N HAVE' TA t...E-D THEM TO THE .SHORE ROAD By Oswald &: James Jacoby ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION ROYAL OAK PARK Phone 992 3284 me off Medical schools teach almost nothmg about human sexuahty except how recogmze dtsease or operate on the sex Santa Clauses good and bad, are all over the place m the Me1gs-Galba Mason are<! thts tune of year - m stores on street corners on firetruck.sandeven heJu:opters You'll never fmd me cntlcazmg any of them - no matter how bJowsy lhe1r costumes boozy thetr breaths, or bad thetr h<>h<>hos The reason IS that I played Santa myself once - and tl was one of the worst performances m St Ntck hiStory , if I do say so myself It all started when I was about13 or 14 Poor bemghted Mtss Sue Colbns who taught mus1c m the schools of Scwto County Ohto somehow got the mtsgwded nollon that I could s mg Consequently, I wound up m every school acttvlty requmng vocal mustc With a p1pmg soprano But about 1943or 1944 a commumty Chmtmas program was bemg staged !eaturmg mostly smaller ktds They needed a Santa Mtss Collms ltqmd brown eyes unmedtately fell on me There were JUSt two problems however J was an under-age htgh school sophomore at the tune, and my votce was begmnmg to do funny things, droppmg - to my debght-down to a manly bantone I spent most of my wakmg moments unttatmg etther Bmg Crosby or Frank Smalra I forget which, for I envted both of them In addition, I was skmny as a picket fence - an asset for Smatra but a distmct habthty for Santa I was s hoot10g up toward siX feet.plus, but wetghed only about 110 No one ever kic ked sand m my face at the beach probably because we had no beaches and httle sand 10 Suutheastern Ohto But tl was ordamed that I play Santa and the transformatiOn of my ptpe<leaner phystque mto rotlUld JOlly old Samt N1ck began The school s Santa umform needed !title shortenmg but tt needed a great deal of paddmg, and the result was ludtcrou' When the make-up people were fmtshed I resembled- more than anythmg else - a pregnant blush10g octopus badly m need of a shave Openmg lead- 2+ ·.· 337 N 2nd Dear Helen Please name the states where the Equal R&ghts Amendment basn 't passed the State Legtslature yet Next questton When ERA becomes law wtll tl offer equal rtghts to prostitutes too• That IS when they arrest people for this tllegal act, wtll they arrest the Johns as well as the Janes • Seems 00 me men are ]USt as gutJty as women - you can t bave one wtthout the other - but even the punps usually go free while the gtrls get rounded up regularly -FOR ERA Dear For ERA States whose legtslatures have not yet rallfted the Equal Rights Amendment (as thts colwnn goes to prmt ) are Alabama Arkansas Artzona, Flortda, Georgta, llhnots Indiana LouiSiana Marne M!SSisslppt, M!SSOUrt Montana , Nevada North Carolina, North Dakota Ohto, Oklahoma, South Carolma Utah and Vtrgmta Thirty states have already ratifted the amendment, and etght more are needed to make the necessary three.fourths vote bY 1979 Prostitution• It's legal m a few Nevada counhes Several ctlles 10 the No-No states are gettmg tough wtth the Johns These ctties have set man-traps wtth pohcewomen decoys, and ' customers names are prmted In local newspapers under ' ARRESTS ' Smce men don t care to have tl advertised that they must buy thetr love and they re not ternbly fond of fmes or unprlSOnment - or wifely awareness - str eet busmess has dropped off consulerably there - H Dear Helen If a husband and wlfe have a problem wtth sexual m compatibility, and they can t afford the new Masters and Johnson-type clinics which can cost up to $2,000 or more, (or psychtatrlsts) the only help left IS thetr doctor And that s a crymg shame, because often doctors have more bang ups about sex than thetr pattents My husband thought he was becommg unpotent HIS doctor made a joke of tt 'So wbatdo you want to be - a dirty old man? he asked My husband ts :>2' So we read several good books and thmgs worked out for us A woman friend consulted her doctor about her 17 year-old daughter who was deeply mvolved wtth her boyfnend The doctor wouldn't prescrtbe the ptll because he would have no part m unmoral conduct ' Our family doctor avotds any mention of sex when he s examining me There are questtons I d like to ask but he turns BY PAUL CRABTREE ,. .. MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY HdPn Butte! +A + SUNDAY TIMES SENTINEl . & THINGS Precaution can temper fact I MEIG S COU NTY BRANCH P J. PAUlEY, AGENT Helen Help By Us. • • Even so I got throughthespeakmg part of the pageant okay But then tl ca me tune to~mg Dl58ster struck Instead of a ca refully<ulttvated Crosby-hke boo-boo-boo " or Smatra s stlken styhngs my Santa vmce came out somethtng hke a mtxture of Tmy Tun Marta Callas and Frankte Vallt of the Faur Seasons It was hee.fiee-hee not ho.fio.fio And tt was also the end of my ca reer as St Ntck Whtch ts JUSt as well f m sttll rather skmny . Ruskm satd The work of sctence ts to substttute facts for appearances Wmnmg bndge players should follow Ruskm s maxim The etght of dtamonds was played from dummy at trtck one East played the queen and South won wtlh the ace It appeared certam that West held the ten of dta· WINNIE WINKLE monds so South proceeded to draw trumps and lead a dta mond toward dummy When West followed low South stuck 10 the nme whereupon East proceeded to take hts two dtamond trtcks If South had remembered Ruskin's dtctum he would have cashed four clubs tn order to get rtd of one of hiS dtamonds before playmg that sutt Then he would come to hts band wtth a trump lead a d1amon~, stick m dummy's mne be a httle upset when 'dat old devtl East pro· duced the ten but not really damaged 8UTTHAR5 East would only be able to ONL'IONE. take one dtamond trtck and MULE FISH THAR- OLE. eventually South would take ~M HI'NR:"Ithe heart f10esse and make hts contract South s precauttonary measure of takmg the dta· mood dtscard would have been unnecessary tf the ten was where 11 appeared to be It became necessary m vtew of the fact that East not West held the card TilE BORN LOSER 1lU£111)0WN! WE: DIDNt"f LEAVE: UNnLWE&AW Sfa{f5 FAl-lS 11\AT JJST AAS TO 6€ i\\0. '"'-El.l•;re;ST YOJ P CK Hoi? UP AND TAKE -rn~ FI~O., HI:''$ IJ.lDIVIDU/oJ., EHOR\ 111/Ei 8VE'R $~~I HER. IN 51 DE I ~N A,., AHWONTDO HIM NO HAI'.tl/1MEI'.EL'I WI'.ROW THERS HE G>JES BREAJ(JW, TA(.IQ.EAFTIO<-TA~1 H·~ AT THE: Tli~ IEf'S li.\I.TGK IT ,o!.k:AI~ OIJ IN"STNJf R!;Pl-A'i tJ()tjJ 'l l t Ui OVER! Of NE~T Ht'DtVE!! \ \~ !NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I TUPPERS PlAINS HARDWARE GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN ~hort Orders-Carry out A Cool D nlng Room Chester Ohio St Rt 7 RACINE FOOD MARKET 1 he Store Wtth A Racine '" Ph 949 3342 " Pa1n'fPiumblng & Electncal Supplte; Tuppers Plains RACINE PlANING MILL Bulldmg Supplies & Custom Mtllwork Ph 992 3978 , • THE DAILY SENTINEL MEIGS TIRE CENTER and MEIGS TIRE CENTER ALIGNMENT POmeroy Middleport .. . - . The b1ddmg has been North It 2t 311 West Pass Pass East Pass PHI Pass 14 Soulb NEYER fliTLER !!' Ill 3t ' You South, hold .KJ65 IIA832 +K 104+15 What do you do now• A - Bid throe opadeo. Yo1 don & w•nt to ~:.lay In hearts op· poolte delayed lrump oupporl Devoted to the Interest of The Meigs & Mason Area Pomeroy , Ohto .. :_, • • • Ph 667 3963 bul will be I delill~ted If , _ putaer c:1n now bid tiline ootn..,_ • ) ' / ' ! �• 10 - Tlw Da11,\ St•ntmel. M1ddleoorl-Pomero\', 0 . D<'<' H 197.1 NOT ICE OF APPOIN TMEN T Can No H017 Es.tate of JAMES 0 HUNT Not1ce 1s hereby 91ven !hal t<athryn Hunt of R D 2 Racme Oh•o has. been duty appotnled E)(~cutr . ,.. ot the Estate of James 0 Hunt, deceased, tare af Me •gs Counfy , Otuo Creditors are reQU ired to ttle ttletr cta1mS wl1h satd ftdu c.arv w•fh•n tour months Dated th1s 74th day of November 1973 ,-----------,.------------1 2 SIGNS Of QUALITY , Pomeroy Motor Co. NO I Copper !Oc R<u;i1ators \ 11c braso:; JOe battcnes 90~ M A Hall Reedsville Phone 178 6749 Beet H1df:'S \S 17 7 lfc $2~!15 1!1;11 CIIE\1. MONTE Ci\ llLO Mannmg 0 Webster Judge Court of Common Pleas Probate D•v 1s•on Me 1gS County Oh to 30 1121 7 14 Jtc Local 1 owner new ca r trade 350 V 8 engme , automattc, pow{>r steenng & brakes faclory a1r radiO spo tless clean blue 1n tenor silver grey f1n1sh w th v1nyl roof A nrce one ql! H i~ ('liE\IllOLET PI C KUP $10!1~ 8 Fleets1de local 1 owner Irk , VB eng me custom cab, autom ali c trans , rad1o NOTICE OF APPOIN TMENT Case No 2106S Estate of VERNA DAV IS Deceased Not1ce 1S hereby 9 1ven that J B O' Bnen of Pomeroy . Oh1o, has been du ly appo 1nted ad mmlstp;ator of lh~ Estate of Verna Dav 1s decased late of Me 1gs Coun ty , OhiO Drec 1tors are requ1red ro f1le ttle lr claims w1fh sa1d f1dUC 1ary w1th 1n four months . Dated t h 1s 23rd day of November 1973 [111 1!17 1 CHEVHOLET BLAZEH · m1ss1on power steenng & brakes radio, good t~res , veh 1cle of many uses custom tr im while top ove r btu~ A sharp 1 owner trade OPEN EVES8.00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 P M Day Before Pub licat ion Monday Dead l1 ne 9 am Cancellat1on - Co rr ect ions w11t be accep ted until 9 a m for Day of Pubt1Cat1on ~ REGULATIONS The Publtsher reser..-es the nght to ed 1t or re1e ct any ad s deemed obtec t1 onal The pu blrsher will not be re spon !'.lble for more than one 1n cor r ec t 1nse rt 10n RATES For Want ACI Servtte 5 cen ts per Word one msertlon M1n1mum Charge S1 00 14 cen ts per word th ree consec ut1ve msertton s 26 cen ts per wo rd S l){ con secut 1ve 1nsert100S 25 Per Cent D1s count on pa1d ads a nd ads pa 1d w•fhm 10 days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $2 00 for 50 word m 1n tmum Each add 1t1ona l word Jc BLIND ADS Add1110na l 25c Charge per Advert 1sement OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Da11y , 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon Saturday In Memorv IN REMEMBRANCE OF Melvm Gr 1mm who passed away two years ago De c 14 Missed by w1fe and ch ldren Chrtstma Gnmm 12 14 ltp IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY OHIO 1n the m after of settlement of accounts, Probate Court, Me1gs county Otuo Accounts and vou chers ot the fo ll owing named fldu.c1ar1eS have been filed m the Probate Court Me1gs County , Oh10 tor appro..-al and settlement CAS E NO 19 970 Fourth and Fm al Account of He len Rath burn Cla pp , Executnx of the Esta te of Ber tha B Rathburn Deceased CA SE NO 20, 742 F1nal Ac count of Mr c hael J Fry and FranC IS B1ron , Co E)(e cu tors of the Estate of Harr 1e Mar1e Smith Deceased CASE NO 20 800 First and F tnal Account of Betty Lou Newlun , formerly Betty Lou Lovelt, E)(e, utr1x of the Estate of Wil li am Bailey Deceased CA SE NO 20 896 Frrst and Fmal Actount of Anna M R vi her Adm mtstratnx of the Estate of Ev a I Posta l Matt Deceased CAS E NO 20, 929 F1rst and Fma t Account of Betty A Baron rc k. Executr~x of the Estate of W1l1 1am A Baron1ck , Deceased Un less excepi 10n s are filed thereto sa 1d acco unts wil l be for hear1ng before sa1d court on the 7th day of January , 1974 , at wh1Ch trme said accountswtll be cons 1dered and cont1nued from day to day until f1nally d1sposed of Any person mterested may fil e wntten except 10ns to sa1d a ccounts or to matters per ta 1nmg to the execuflon of the trust not less than f1ve days pr 1or to the date set for hearmg Mann~ng o Webster, Judge Common Pleas Court Probate DIVISIOn Me1gs County, OhiO LEGAL NOTICE The Trustees of Sa lem Townsh1p , Me1gs County , Oh10 will accept b1ds until 7 p m Fr1day December 28. 1973 for the purchase of one new ttlree po in t h1tch backhoe to be used on a John Deere 301 tractor Spec1f1catrons to be on file at Clerk's home and can be ob tamed by mad The Trustees reserve the r~ght to retect any or all b1dS (12) 14, 1tc Wolfpen Mr and Mrs Ivan Shumate and sons of Mansfield were weekend VISitors of Mrs Geneva Shwnate and Mr and Mrs. Larry J o hnson and family. Also VISittng were Mrs Paul P1erce and family of Mason Mr and Mrs Doyle Knapp and sons, local , and Mrs Lena Knapp, Langsv ille, were Sunday v1s1tors of Mr and Mrs. Harley Pauley and fam1ly of McConneilsv1lle Mr and Mrs Charles Sayre and lam1ly were Sunday v1s1tors of Mr and Mrs Charles Sayre Mr and Mrs Paul McElroy were recent visitors of Mr and Mrs Carl McElroy and Mr and Mrs Bill McElroy and Jeff and Joey 111 Colwnbus Mrs Nora Johnson of Colwntius IS spendmg some time \\lth Mrs Helen Johnson ' Notice SHOOTING Match , Horner Hil l Gun Club , Rt 143 Sunday Dec 16 12 noon Factory choked guns only Win a Chnstmas turkey 12 13 2tc --------------SHOOTING MATCH . Corn Hollow Gun Club, turn f1r st r1ght after Miles Cemetery , Rutland Factory cho ked guns only 5lJ nday . December 16 1 p m 12 13 35c --------------- Stivers ville Mr. and Mrs. Richard Abels, Long Bottom, and Mrs Douglas Circle, Racme, were called to Washmg!bn Court House on Saturday where Douglas C1rcle had been hosp1lahzed due to tn)llrles suslamed at h1s employment Mr . C1rcle was later transferred to Holzer Med1cal Centel" at Galhpohs for treatment Mr and Mrs. T1m Wilkinson and Shawn of Columbus were weekend guests of her parents, Mr and Mrs Rudy Durst Mr. and Mrs Monte Proffitt and children of Middleport have moved mto the home formerly owned by Mrs Ohve Talbott. Mrs Ruby Bryant and Mrs Carol Cornell called on Mrs Freda M1ddleswart, on Monday afternoon. Rale1gh Williams of Akron spent a few days recently at the home of Mr and Mrs Norman Lehew and family. Mr . and Mrs Louis A DeLuz shopped at the Grand Central Mall near Parkersburg, W.Va. on Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cornell VISited the1r daughter, Mr. and Mrs Dale Teaford and children at Syracuse recen tly. Mr. and Mrs . Gene Ward and family VISited Mr and Mrs Leonard Dalley and farmly of Long Bottom a recent evemng Mrs Helen Sm1th, Harold Brewer and Mr and Mrs Edgar Brewer called on Mrs. Audrey Brewer and David on Sunday afternoon Mrs Mtke Evans and children and MISSY Van Meter VISited Mrs Ada Van Meter on Saturday afternoon Mr. Clm1 B1rch and Leola shopped m Middleport on Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Gene Wolfe and farmly VISited theii' daughter, Mr and Mrs. Foster Wells and son at Tuppers Plams recently Mrs. Elva Dalley of Syracuse called on her sister, Mr and Mrs IUllph Brewer and Bill on Sunday evemng. Mr and Mrs Lou1s A DeLuz, S. W. Durst, Elaine Lehew, Mrs Mary K. Greer, Paul Dean Evans, Danny Black, Carol Carter, Gene Ward , Ed Caldwell, Lester BrySOn, Mrs Roy Donohew, Rudy Durst, Mr and Mrs ' RIChard Abels and Harold Grayson were recent guests of ' lhe E H Ca rpenter fam1ly . 01d upnght pianoS., any cond1l10n Paymg SlO each Wr1te 9•Vt; d1rect1ons to Wltlen P1ano Cbmpany Bol'l 188 Sardrs, Oh10 43946 17 12 6tp WANTED Notice THE MANTO CALL .. Call Stephen c Snowden SS3 Russell Sf tGravel Hdll Middleport, Oh10 Phone 992 715S Farm all your upholstery need !>, Rurlap . d£>nrm, l- ilmbnc , loam glue l•opcrs hlck 1no str1p, spnngs anc:l ci11pbonrd <1 1ps button tw 1ne sewmg thr(>ad legs., upholstery books , dacron , webbtng , ~pr1n9 tw1ne , ta cks, w l:!tt cord. co tton sw•vel ljases and toi.lm , loam toam Pomeroy Recovery. 612 East Mam Street Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 lt2026tC ------- EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 ""n ,,. •• IH.UU,Htl ln!>uranc e Co111 pan1es GOSPEL sm g a I Cheste r Church of God Saturday Dec 15 at 7 30 pm With Su n r~se Quartet and Gospel Tones Everyon e wel come 12 11 4tC . ---- WMPO DuE to th e cond1 t10n of the bu1ldtng we wil l c lose Dec Mtddleport Pomeroy 31 We , a ls o, wo uld l•ke to thank a ll our customers LOUISe's Bakery 105 Court Stree t Pome roy, Oh10 for Sale Vernal and LOUISe Well 1291 8tp ONE HALF standard bred mare 3 yea rs old 48 has raced 1n 2 02 tra1ned 10 1 sa SATURDA Y DECEMBER 15 for 'h mile SJ50 Reg Ap ONLY 9 AM TO B PM paloosa geldmg 8 years old TRUCKLOAD SALE OF excellent trail hOrse S350 FACTORY SECONDS Contact MeW ll1ams Stab les LIVING ROOM SU ITE S AND Logan OhiO AC 614 385 2073 CHAIRS ALSO ALL UN 12 13 3tc F IN ISHED FURN ITURE , 20 PERCENT OFF ALL UPHOLSTERY MATERIAL NEW LARGE rec l1n1ng cha1rs 1n vmy l matenal buy now or AND FOAM TO FI LL YOUR lay away for ChriS tma s Onlv OLD CUSHION S 10 PER S89 95 Sw1vel rocker s 1n CENT OFF SAVE UP TO 30 velvet. nylon and pr1nts that PER CENT ON THESE make a wonderful g1ft for FACTORY SECONDS your w1fe Only $69 95 All LIVING ROOM SUITES 1tems cas h and carry or 60 CO ME SEE THESE OUT day Jay away Pom e roy STANDING VALUES THAT Recov e ry , 622 E Ma 1n, ARE JUST IN TIME FOR Pomeroy Phon e 992 7554 CHRI STMAS ALL SALE 112026tc CASH AND CARRY SALE IS SAT URDAY . DEC 15 9 AM TO 8 PM ONLY FREE UPHOL STERY Fabr1 cs by th e yard 54 1nches w1de as low as COF FEE AND DONUT S $1 95 per yard ve l' ets as low POMEROY RECOVERY 622 as S3 45 lmportej velvets, E MAIN STREET S9 95 We also have nylon . POMEROY PHONE 992 her c ulon , cotton pr1nts, 7554 v1nyts and remnants by the l2 11 4t c yard or by the p1ece Pomeroy Recovery , 622 East Ma1n KOSKOT KOSMETICS & Po meroy Phone 992 7554 WIG S MERRY CHRISTMAS 112026tc & GOD BLESS EACH & EVERY ONE OF YOU HELEN JANE BROWN FOAM to fil l your old couc h and chair cush1ons as low as MIDDLEPORT , OHIO 992 5.10 95 Upho lstery books only 5113 SOc 4 mch covered foam 12 11 tfc mattresses for standard s1ze bed S29 95 , Pomeroy Re covery 622 E Ma1n , Pomeroy Phone 992 1554 112026tc CLOSEOUT SALE 111 W. 2nd St. Pomeroy, 0 . Everythmg w11f be sold The rematnder of 8111 & Lee's Mus1c Center and the B.R.W. HARDWARE Salew1ll be9 am. to4 p m Fn , Dec 14-Sat , Dec 1S HAVE YOUR trophy mounted, deer heads small an1ma1s, and birds Howard B1rchf1e ld, Mulberry Street Rutland Phone 742 6834 1126ffc SHOOTING Mat c h Racme , Gun Club, Sunday , Dec 16. 1 p m Assorted meats, Factory choked g-uns only 12 12 3tc NOVELTY Fa br 1c Shop, 230 Washington Blvd , Belpre , Oh 10 Polyester kn 1ts S2 49 per yard sweater terry kmts $1 29 per yard New Shipment of carft suppl 1es. .:omplete Ime of Ne( ch ,, Wh1te . and Nat•ona l Sewmg Machines Open Sundays noon till 5 Dally 10 til l 7 p m trlt Chr1stmas 12124tc Lost MINIATURE Pomeranian Dog, female, gold and brown 11 years old Answers to the name of F1F1 Offer r eward Dtsappeared last Frrday from home 276 Ash Street M1b dleport , or call 992 5433 12 12 3tc Employment Wanted WILL' haul coat m Me1gs and Mason area 638 E Ma 1n Street, Pomeroy 12 9 6tc -------.,......-----EXPERIENCED pa inter lntenor and exter1or Phone 985 3951 12 5 26tp Auto Sales 1967 vw bus, good cond1t10n Cali985J545 after 5 30 1214Jip 1966 PLYMOUTH StattOn Wagon Clean , good t~res S300 Phone 992 3866 12147tc 1968 TOYOTA Corona , automatic transm1SS 1Cn carl 985 3574 after 5 p m 12 II 6tp -------------Wanted OLD Eng i1 Sh Sheepdog stud serv rc e Must be AKC Reg1st er ed Phone 992 6680 12 12 4t c -------------- 19 HEAD of Horses Reg1stered Tenn Walkmg Hor ses, Reg1slered Quarter Horses Grade Horses , and Pon 1es $40 and up Call 367 7481 or 388 9991 12 4 10tc Area 's Most ._, easonable Pnces All work guaranteed It's Snow Tire T1me! CO-OP COUNTRY HOME Res1dence, commerc•al or mobrle homes Save on parts & labor Mtddleport '215 N 2nd Ave Phone 992 3509 SQUIRE 120 Pos1ttve Stop and Go In Mud Snow & ALL SIZES IN STOCK Let Us Install Now• SUPER SERVICE STA 9 .. _ JackW Carsey,Mgr. .till Phone 992 9932 SINGE R sew1ng machmes 1972 model rn beaut iful walnut cabmet Malo;es des 1gn st1t ches, zig zag buttonholes , bl1nd hems etc L1ke new 0n ly S89 95 Ca ll Ravenswood 273 9521 or 273 9893 after 5 oo 12 7 tf c LOT S of chrysanthemums for sale field grown We only have one color - yellow 10 bunches for $5 We have some out 1n full bloom some !US! budd1ng Reynolds Flower Shop. Mason W Va Call 773 5147 • 9 26 ffc For Rent A ROOM home, base ment garage gas furna ce Good Pomeroy lo c at io n S75 References needed WrJte Box 729W co Th e Da1 ly Se ntrn el Pomeroy , Oh10 45769 12 14 3tp LO CUST posts contact Harold Evans Long Bottom Oh 10 Phone 843 2942 12 14 12tp TRAILER 1n Sy ra cuse on large lo t Adults only Call 992 3525 12 4 ff c SALE Stop In and See Our Floor f?1~!ay . .,. Pomeroy •' ' MATERIALS CO. 713-SSS4 Mason. W. Va. . AND 4 ROOM furniShed and unfurn1shed apartments t Phone 9925434 4 12 tfc L:~~~~--------------------------~--~~~---" Holtday R HATFIELD , FARMERS SMALL trad er, 1deal for couple CHARLES Greet1ngs " from A I Cattle mml ba ckhoe, water llnes TechniC Jan , L,.eland Parker 10 miles north of Pomeroy footers dram lmes Phone 992 2264 Pomeroy res idence S75 per mont h Call 992 7479 7 42 6092 11 2J tf c or Coolvtlle 667 3251 An 12 6 1Btc swenng Servtce ----------~~-12 9 13tc HOU SE for rent 1n Cheshire C BRAD FO RD Auct 10neer Phone 99'2 5693 Se rv 1ce Complete PRICE CONSTRUCTION , 12 13 tfc Phone 949 JB21 Roof1ng spouting , kitchens Racme Oh10 and bathrooms Complete TRAILER Browns Trailer Cr~tt Bradford remodeling Phone 742 6273 Park Phone 992 3324 5 1 tfc 123tfc 12 5 He -------------------.----------EXCAVATING , dozer , loader RON - SHEPARD , Floor , Wall and bacio:hoe work sepflc. Remodttlmg, Ce ram iC tile tanks rnstalled dump trucks Real Estate For Sale b~ths Box 280 Rutland 742 and lo boys for h1re , w111 haul 3664 fill dirt , top soli , limestone 8 ACRE S of ground on St 143 6 26 tfc and gravel Ca ll Bob or Roger water tap patd Phone 992 ~~-~ ~ Jeffers , day phone 992 7089 DOZER ilnd back hoe work , 3640 n tght phone 992 3525 or 992 12 13 12tc ponds and septic tanks , dlt 5232 ch1ng serv1ce , top soli , fill , 2 11 tfc A LOVELY new Home 'h mile B&K d1rt , l1mestone . from Me1g S H 1gh School Escavatlng Phone 992 5367 or TANKS c leaned Three bedrooms two baths , SE~P f i-C 992 3861 full basement W1th two car Modern Sanrtat1on 1 992 3954 or 9 1 tfc garage Large lot $27 500 992 7349 Also , recently remodeled 10 23 tfc REAbv MIX CONCRETE three bedroom older home m del1vered right to your Pomeroy Pr1 c e ot S15 000 pro1ect Fast and easy Free mcludes furn iture Owner will estlmi!tes Phone 992 3284 help f1nan ce e1ther of these Real Estate For Sale Goeglem Ready Mrx Co ,1 two propert 1es Call 593 5667 Middleport . Ohio Athens DUE to the death of owner, TV 6 30 He 12 2 30tc Bus 1ness for sale Good SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED • Motorola dealerShiP and 6 Ro6 MS and bath , 1n town REASONABLE rates Ph A46 ~ equ1pment tn Raclne , Oh10 Sll 000 Ca ll 992 3975- or 992 4782, Gallipolis, John Russell , Ca ll 949 4499 or 949 3151 2571 I Owl)er emd Operator 12 9 6tc 9 28 lfc -------------5 12 ffc' ..•' ' ' - EL NA and White Sewing' Machines Service on all 1 makes Reasonabfe rates The Sewing Center, M~d ­ dleport , Oh10 11 16 tfc " --------------WILL tr1m or cut trees t!nd Shrubbery Also, clean out basements, att1cs, etc Call 949 3221 or 742 4441 112130tc -------------PtAaOtunTn9 ilnd rePaT~ng Lane Dan1e1s. 259 Broaqway. Phone 992 2082. 12 2 12tp Mtddlep~rt " --.------------- G & E appliance repa~r Phone at the shop, 992 3802 or 949 4254 11 26 26tp ----~c==~ AUTOMOBILE in"sUrance been'" cancelled? Lost your operator's license Ct!ll 9927428 • 6 1~ttfCj Surround dathes with gentle, even heat Nottot spoi!J, (no overcSrylno Fine Mesh Lint Filter . ' we Speclaltu In • MAY,TAG - - -- " ~ •• ~ ..,. Dryers I Pickup, V-8, speed • • .... • • •11295 68 Olds 98 68 Olds Cut. H.T. Sed., V-roof, air ............'995 H.T. Sed, ..' FURNITUR,E'R~~~.~~:·· P.s...... '995 Ford Galaxie 2 Door ................ •.. •· '595 "You'll like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenings Until6: Til 5 p.m. Sat. oo-- Other 1974 officers installed were associate matron, Opal Diddle; associate patron, Ben Philson; secretary, Gretta Simpson; treasurer, Chlorus Gnmm; conductress, Barbara Roush; associate conductress, cathy Wood; chaplam, Letha Morrts; marshall, Laura Circle; organist, Delores Wolfe; Adah, Jane Wagner; Ruth, Bllrbara Dugan; Esther, Romaine Frederick; Martha, Bernice Theiss; Elecla, Margaret West; warder, Helen Pickens; sentmel, James Roush. The trustees for the chapter are Ben Ph1lson, Leona Hensley and Cora Webb. The Installing off1cer was Lucia Arno1t of the Belpre Chapter, an aunt of the worthy matron. Those assisting In the Installation were lnvltlng marshall, Laura Circle; lnstalling marshalls, Louise Stewart and Cora Webb; installing organist, Wilma Styer; Installing chaplain, Beulah Stobarl; mstalllng conductress, Naomi Brinker; .=-'" installing warder, Maxme Wingett; liiSialling sentinel, Leona Hensley A duet, "Slar of the East" was sung by Margaret West and Barbara Roush, accompanied by Delores Wolfe, durmg the recess. The deputy grand matron, Louanna Locke, was presented and seated In the East. The worthy matrons and worthy patrons of VISiting chapters were presented, as were the past matrons and past patrons of IUlclne Chapter, the honored masons, those having held grand appombnenlS, :iO-year ~mbers, past matrons and past patrons Of other chapters. The committees for the m· stallallon were regiStrabon, Mildred Donohew, programs and pm-ons, Beulah Stobart; decoratmg, Gretta Simpson and Chlorus Grlmm; refreshments, Martha Lou Beegle, Lilhan Hayman and Inez Carson The dinillg room was decorated with the worthy matron's chosen flower, red roses 1n milk glass vases The refre~hments, conSislmg of white cake decorated in red roses, mints, nuts, plUlch and coffee were served to 70 members and viSitors. Carmel 1NeWS, By the Day Those calllng at the home of deity Van Meter and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson and famUy recenUy were Mr. and Mrs. DolJIIIasJohnson, WlWam Carleton of Racine and IUllph Lee Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Swepston of Columbus spent Saturday with Ralph Lee and the Robert Lee fanilly. Arthur Orr of Otester wu a Rutland ' v.a, auto. 6. -:;.a:::::.::=-::--. =---..... - - -- -.. Halo of Heat Vz t. RACINE - Lillian Weese and Ralph Webb were mslalled as the worthy matron and worthy patron of Racine chapter 134 OES, at a spec181 sess1on Saturday evemng, Dec ----- Maytag std. trans: ...........'1395 OES names officers SEWING MACHINES Repair• sentice', all makes 992 2284 , The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy Authorized Smger Sales and Service We Sharpen Scissors t 3 29 tfc won c~ •• • O'DELL Alinement work can be done by appointment only at present l1me, due to 1llness m Phone for ap fam lly po1ntment 742 3232 11 25 ttc ·S'EPT IC TANKS- AROBI't SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION,, STEWART . OHIO PH 6621 3035 • 104ttc ---PIANO tun1ng & repalrl ;;g---Lane Dan 1e ls , 259 Broadway, Middleport Phone 992 2082 12 9 12tp Automatlct 1 ' J. spee~ opera Q!olce of water t'!mps Auto ~ water le'fel control Lint F liter or Power Fin "'Agitator Perm a-Press 6 ss Dodge 2 Door, v.a Auto. . ................ '95 61 Chev. 4 Door, v.a Auto. • ...... • • .. • • • .. '145 •• I · Cpe., P.S..... • .. '995 Karr & Van Zandt -------------- ' H.T., v-roof, air· .. 11095 66 Buick 4 Door, V-8, auto. • : ............. '295 ~ ------- ------- Maytag 2 Or. • ' - Arnold Grate. Sed., power, air .......... .'2095 68 Chevelle Coupe, V-8 motor, auto. • • • • • .. '995 67 'Ill ' 68 Chev. ----------- --- , Hoi. 12295 69 Chev. Imp. H.T. Cpe., V-7 auto ........ '1295 "• PICK-UP SERVICE AVAILABLE DICk Seyler, Owner Kerr Street Phone 992-2798 Pomeroy, Ohio ____________ _ Sed., full pow., air, 69 Olds 88 H.T. Cpe., power, air ........... '995 .... - v-roof Lux. .," .,"• =r H.T. Sedan, full power, air .... !1595 69 Nova ..' No Ruinous Lyes or Caustics Used - 88 69 Chevelle H.T. Sed., V-8 auto., w 741-4211 Olds w We Strip Paint, Varnishes, Etc. From Furniture. RUTLAND 71 70 MERCURY•••• ~1295 69 MerculJ Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto ..... '995 We Buy Ant1ques, Collecllbles, etc. MILLER HOMES Olds 98 Lux. Sed., V-roof, air .......... '3895 69 Pontiac Bonn., "STRIPPERS" FUN the older you get the more It costs • YOU'LL HAVE YEARS OF FUN - at lowest cost - m one of these HOMES WITH LOWER TAXES MINERSVILLE - 1 story frame 3 bedrooms Bath Kttchen has lots of c~btnets Lots of ground In good condtt1on $6,500 3 JUST OFF RT 7 bedrooms New bath New furnace Large Rec room Lots of new tile and paneling Double lot $6,000 POMEROY - Close rn 1 36 Acres 2 story frame 4 B R Bath ~anclmg and tile Coal furnace heat $9,500 MIDDLEPORT - 2 story frame. 4 B R Bath Garage Lots of frontage ASKING $9,500 LET US SELL YOUR PROPERTY HENRY E CLELAND YOUR FRIENDLY BROKER 992 2259 If no answer 992 2568 72 70 Ford Wagon, air ....................... .'1495 HOGG & ZIJSPAN ANTIQUES-MODERN-METALS J Fa1rlane. 2 dr . H. T ., 6 cyl, auto ' .,.,,' APARTMENTS ON MAIN HIGHWAY IN MASON , W VA TELEPHONE (304 ) 773 5147 12 11 6tp Buick Elec. 225 H.T. Sed., air ........ ·'3495 70 Camaro H.T. Coupe, V-8 auto., P.S. ••• ·'1995 '. Built to Yollf' ')pees Delivered to Job Site 70 FORD •••••••••$1295 72 70 Olds 98 ., 71 VEGA •••••••••$1595 Halchback, 4 s p .. green 70 Olds 98 ' Hatchback, auto , red Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air ....... '5500 • Dick's Hoard House ______ _ Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air-····· .. '5500 •• ,, From the laraest Bulldozer Radtator to :::, mall est Heater core Nathan Btggs Radtator Spectaltst SMITH NELSON .-MOTORS. INC.~ ' FREE EST WOOD TRUSSES ~ ' '6500 73 Olds Toronado, V-roof, power, air ...... 15500 ~RE·FABRICATED Ph '992 2114 73 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air ••••••• 72 72 ASK US ABOUT F URNI SH ED 2 bedroom mobile home on Spr ing Avenue n Pomeroy Call Sunday or even1ngs , 992 3429 121 16tp TEAFORD -------------- FURNITURE 3 11 lfc G R oC;; E ;c R 'c; Y~busmesS To7--;aft!t" Suildmg for sale or lease Phone 773 5618 from B 30 p m ELECTROLUX Sweeper delux.e to 10 p m for appomtment model Complete w1th all 3 20 tfc clea nmg attachments and uses paper bags Sl1ght1y us ed but clea ns and looks like new W1ll sell for S37 25 cash or For Rent or Sale terms available Phone 992 10 X 50 MOBILE HOME Phone 2984 992 5693 12 5 tfc 12 13 tfc USED eleCtriC gu1tar and amplif1er, $75 00 Phone 992 5027 Pets For Sale 12 13 3tc AKC Reg1stered red m1n1c:rture Dacshshund, 5 yrs old mate, TWO bedroom house at 4'7J Sycamore Street 1n M1d shots, housebroken , good W1th NEW 1973 ZIG ZAG SEWI NG dleport Vacant Call 992 5310 MACHINES m or 1gmal c hild Phone 992 7690 12 13 4tp 11 21 26tC factory carton z 19 Zag to make buttonholes. sew on --------------buttons , monograms and NEW br 1ck three bedroom make fan cy des1gns w1th lUSt home tn Rac1ne, bath, llvmg the tw1st of a srngte d1al Left Mobile Homes For Sale room , k1tchen . full basement. In lay a way and never been 1964 COLONIAL MObile Home, garage attached , hot a ir used Wdl sell for only $47 furnace , all uttllt 1es ALSO 2 bedroom, 10 x 50 Phone 742 cash , or terms available 3294 two room and bath cement Phone 992 2984 12 13 4tp block house 10 acres Price 12 9 ttc SJ1,SOO Shown by ap po1ntment Rodney Dowmng 1957 10 x 50, 2 bedroom mobile AM FM stereo radio 8 track Broker , Middleport , Oh10 home , redone on InSide New tape combmat1on. 4 speaker Phone 992 3731 furna ce, floonng ca rpet , stnk sound system Balance 12 14 3tc top , cabmets, llvmg room S103 98, or use our budget SUite, 51 ,800 Lot can be terms Ca II 992 3965 rented Phone 992 6367 129tfc 12 14 35c ELECTROLUX vacuum c leaner , A 1 cond1IIOn , uses 1971 ALL ELECTRIC Windsor J paper bags has cordwmder , mobile home 60x12, !11 qil B f, <~lord Sr bedroom, a~r cond1t1oner , 13 and many attachments Also foot EXpando. 1 acre ground shampooer attachment in Brok··• eluded (onl y 4 avadt!ble) at on old Route 33 north of Rock 110 Muh<~lll: ~11 1'1 I $37 70 cash or terms Spnngs Call 992 5677 after 6 pm Pomeroy. Ohw ·15769 available Phone 992 2984 , 1241fc 12 9 tfc -- -~ GIFT SHOP - And restdence BAKERY equipment Inquire at LOU lSt: :. t:lak e1, Court niSPER~AL on Rt 35 A pnme locatton for Street , Pomeroy ., 111 contractor, or busmess ven12 9 6tp tu, e 800 Fl of frontage MART LOCATION - •a oc >c: SAT URDAY , DECEMBER 15 on sewage and c1ty water lines ONLY 9 AM TO 8 PM Route 7 Loop TRUCKLOAD SALE OF 28 New Homes To Be FACTORY SECO ND S. BARGAIN - On Rt 7 with 2 SOLD LIVING ROOM SUITES AND large bedrooms, mce bath, CHAIRS ALSO ALL UN At large ltvmg and compact FINISHED FURNITURE , 20 USED PERCENT OFF ALL kitchen Garage and 1 acre UPHOLSTERY MATERIAL Only $8500 00 and AND FOAM TO FILL YOUR WARM Hotwater heat REPOSSESSED OLD CUSHIONS. 10 PER {natural gas boiler) 3 CE NT OFF SAVE UP TO 30 PRICES PERCENT ON THESE bedrooms, mce bath, porch, FACTORY SECONDS, To make room for the garage on good lot Reduced to LIVING ROOM SUITES many new units $16.000 00 COME SEE THESE OUT STANDI NG VALUES THAT arrivmg in Jan., 1974. RANCH - In Syracuse w1th 3 ARE JUST IN TIME FOR bedrooms, gas furnace, bath, DELAYED CHRISTMAS ALL SALES garage. and n1ce lot CAS H AND CARRY SALE tS DELIVERY ALL PANELED 4 SATURDAY DEC 15,9AM TO 8 PM ONLY FREE AVAILABLE bedrooms, w1th large closets, COFFEE AND DONUTS a ntce large convenient kttchen POMEROYRECOVERY , 622 With the exceptidn of Spac1ous bath, and Ph acres E MAIN STREET , small deposit. $18.000 00 POMEROY PHONE 992 7554 MODERN - Only a few years NO MONEY 12 11 Ate old 2 bedrooms, n1ce K1tchen NEEDED UNTIL wtth cook and bake un1ts PIG S for sale Phone 992 7106 Dtntng room, porch , and ........ 12 12 6tc JANUARY 1974 garage $16,000 00 l YEAR NEW LISTING - On Rutland CHRISTMAS trees , 4' trees for SJ,50, 5' for S4 50, any other Pomeroy road 5 rooms, bath, GUARANTEE SlZe for $5 50 Just past and most of the furmtur& BEST SERVICE Map(ewood Lake, On 124 turn <Nmer movtng to Florida Only left on dirt road , go out 1112 IN mile, turn to nght, 1St home $7500 00 on left Phone 949 4843 OHIO VALLEY THINK BIG WHILE 12 12 4tc THINKING, BUY ONE OF THE ABOVE OFFERINGS AND FEEL SECURE CLOSE OUT on.., new Z1g Zag Sewing Mach 1nes For sewing $tretch fabr~cs. , buttonholes, tancy des1gns etc Paint sl 1glltly blemished Cho1 ce of DOWNTOWN carrying case or sew1ng BELPRE stand . $49 80 cash or terms avad:able Phone 992 2984 OHIO 125tfc --------------- 73 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air .......'6500 · 992 -7474 Johnson Masonry & { Remodehngl 992-7608 . Tune up spec1al for the month of Dec. All V·8 models 534.95. Includes Plugs, Points, Cond. P . C . V Valve, Gas F1ller & labor . 6 cyl. Will bP cheaper. Th1s w11l help your car get better gas mileage , for th.e wmter ahead . Bnng thls coupon w1th you Phone 992 -2174 lor appomtment . appotntment . Serv1ce hours from 8 A.M. t1ll ~ : 30 P . M Monday through Fr1day & Saturday 8 A. M. til 12 noon . 71 VEGA •••••••••$1695 ------------· 1. SERVICE SPECIAL MONTH OF DEC. CHRISTMAS GAS SAVERS USED CARS I Johmes Beauty Salon NOV. SPEC . S12 so Perm For Re-q Hatr S8.50 • AUTO OffiCE SUPPLIES and PRIVATE meetmg room for any organ1Zat1on phone 992 3975 ~......_ & 992-2094 606 E . Main Pomeroy GAS•ndOIL SALES& SERVICE ----- COUPON .'. ' P&J HEATING AND COOLING - - - - -- - - - - -- "• See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992-1089 N1ght 992-3525 or 992 5232 Paintmg A Specialty POMEROY -- I water L•ne1. and Power Ltne'i All work done by the foot or <:antract. Also dozer work and sephc tanks tnita lied Lincoln Htll Pomeroy. 0 Pomeroy Home & Auto Open 8 Ttl S Monday thru Saturday A06 E Ma m, Pomer<Jy , 0 . --- SMITH NELSON MOTORS Pomeroy • - DITCHING SERVICE Ph 992-5271 --- -~--- STEREO 92.1 FM =--- Gene's Body Shop On Most Amencan Cars - GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 _______ _ COAL FO R SA LE JAYMAR help Wanted COAL COMPANY , THE MEIG S & GALLIA LI NE , A FAMILY Wh tch has SaleS STATE ROUTE 7 AT abil tty , to move m the n 1ce CHE SHIRE , OPEN 7 AM home at the Logan Monument Till 6 30 PM 5 DAY S A plot near the Pomeroy Mason WEEK PHONE 992 5693 br~dge Th iS family must be 12 10 5t c able to help wtth sales of monum ents at th e lo t Leo L EXCELSIOR Salt Works, E vaughan Phone 992 2588 12 13 35p Ma 1n St , Pomeroy All kmd s of salt water pellets, water nuggets , block salt and own Ohto River Salt Phone 99 2 INFORMATION ABOUT: 3891 6 5 tfc ~ --==--..::=-- - ~=----JOB OPPORTUNITIES SAL T FOR ICE AND SNOW , SOCIAL SECURITY Ro c k salt fo r townsh1ps , CONSUMER PROTECTION towns. and bus ine sses tn bu lks and bags for 1ce and snow Exce1s1or Salt Works AND Ph one 992 3891 11lltfc GREAT COUNTRY SHEARED WH ITE PINE Xmas trees needles really stay on 1 KUHL S BARGAIN CENTER Rt 7 ' at caution ftghl Tuppers Plams 12 2 lBt c --------- State For Sale WE HAVE CASH pa id tor all makes and WATER bed K1ngs1ze Aqua models Of mobile homes Dreamer w1th frame and Phone area code 614 A23 9531 , pads Ca ll 991 7536, very good A 13 tt c condr t1on ~-12 12 31c OLD furnilure , oa k table s, 10 STRI NG 4 oeda l Sho Bud clocks rce bo)(es, brass beds, Steel gt.utar, 5 horsP power d1shes or com ple te Rota T1fler , La rge capaCity households Wr ite M D portable d iShwasher, used 4 M11ter. Rt 4, Pomeroy , Oh10, mont hs last summer Phone c all 992 6271 • 247 224 1 after 5 30 p m 5 13 ff c __. 12 12 4tp ______ - . -~------- ---- POMEROY MOTOR CO. Not1ce on F1flng ot Inventory And Appra1sem ent Probate Court The State of Oh1o , Metg s County To the Admm 1strator of the estate to such of the tollow 1ng as are res 1dents ot the State of Oh 10 v1z - The surv1v1ng spouse the next of km, th e benef1c1anes under the will and to the attorney or attorneys representmg any Of the atorement toned person s No 210 65, verna Da..-.s . De c eased , RuHand Oh1o Rutland Townsh 1P You are hereby not 1f1 ed th at the Inve nto r y and Ap pra1sement of lhe estat e of th e atorement 1oned de ceased late of sa td Coun ty was flied 1n th iS court Satd Inventory and Appraisement wil l be for heanng before th s Court on the 21S t day of December, 1973 at 10 00 o clock AM Any person des1nng to fde ex.cept1ons thereto mu!>l file them at least f1ve day s pr1or to the date set for heanng G1ven under my hand and seal of sa1d Court •h 1s 5th day of December 1973 Mann1ng 0 Webster, Judge and ex-o ff1C10 Clerk of said Court By Ann B Watson. Deputy Clerk {12) 1 14, 2tc News, Notes $2895 4 wheel dnve. V B lockmg front hubs automatic trans Mann 1ng 0 Webs ter Probate Judge of sct1d County COM MON PLEAS COU RT PROBATE DIVISIO N MEIG S COU NTY OHIO 30 (12) 7 14 3tc Wanted To Buy 11 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Dec 11,1973 Services Business - Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Dece•seel (ll) ' . dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Le• and chlldren, • Rebecca and Bob Bill. Mrs. Donald Pierce of Athens spent a recent evening with her mother, Mrs. Mary Circle, Mr. and Mrs. James Circle of New Haven, W. Va., called at the Circle home on Sunday and Wllma Ervin and son Wendell, IUlclne, R. D. alao called on Monday evening. Sheryl LeAnn and Patrick Johnson and their uncle, William Carleton, called at the home of Mrs. Dean Brinker on Saturday evening. Thoae vlaltlng with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Taylor on 8\utday were Mr. and Mrs. Warren Role and Paul, Racme R. D., Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Pickens and famUy of Syracuse. Mr. Montego MX, 4 dr ., sedan . Good Selection of Used Cars & Trucks . _____ : GOOD ONLY AT SMITH ·------------------ ~~~!-~~~~:_~0~~~0~,-0~~---------.l ·c ode regulates trailer parks __ Pickup W1th the mflux of people mto has approved plans on a Me1gs County, many people m proposed park, the owner can ....__, the rural areas are contem- proceed. Another mspection platmg puttmg m will be necessary to determure See Ray R1ggs or Roger R1ebel a trailer park. The whether or not the park has Me1gs County Board of been constructed accordmg to Health pomts to the followmg specif1cat10ns. A person can have two procedures reqmred to operate trailers w1thout state Located On St. Rt. 7 985-4100 a trailer park. Chester, 0. specification Three or more Before begmmng th1s project, they must conlact the tratlers reqmres a hcense Oh10 Deparbnent of Health, 1ssued by the local health Southeast District Office, department. This license must Route 3, Box 603, Logan, OhiO, be secured pr10r to the opemng relabve to the reqmrements of of the park and must be the Slate of Oh1o to operate a renewed before January 1st "house trailer park, n "travel each year Termmology unportant to trailer park" or "travel t.r:ailer understandmg the law. overnight port." These House Trailer Park means regulatiOns are set forth m Sectwn 3733 of the Oh10 any s1te, lot, field or tract of Faye Pratt, Mrs. Moore, Mrs land upon wh1ch three or more ReviSed Code . The annual Chr1stmas dmner and two guests, Dora Heaton, After the Slate Department party of the Wmdmg Trail Mrs. Joe Struble and Miss Garden Club was held Wed· nesday mgh1 m the soc1al room Shll'ley Beegle. Places at the !able were of Triruty Church w1th the Charles Taswell's "The Littiest marked by green and red rmlk· dmner bemg served by the Angel," the famthar story of a Happy Harvesters Class. weed pods marked w1th the Terrell, a blue and a red ; dejected angel, the un· Favors and arrangements names in gold. Wh1te pom- Elame Barnhart, two blues; derslandmg he received from were made by the hostess, Mrs. settlas with red lapers were Anna Wiles, a red; Shari another angel, and h1s gift to used on the !able. The Chnst- Mitch, two whites; and Mana John Terrell the ChriSt Child. She concluded Attending were Mrs. Aaron mas tree was m red and the Legar, a yellow and a wh1te. featured an Ribbons to the Wmdmg Trail her program w1th a prayer Kelton, Mrs. Harold Deeth, mantel wntten by Robert LoUis Mrs. Robert Lewis, Mrs. arrangement Of multi.eolored Club members at the County Stephenson . Robert Thompson, Mrs Earl straw flowers around two red Chnstmas show were won by The traveling pnze, donated candles. A cerarmc church and Mrs. Lewis, a blue, two yellows Thoma, Mrs. John Terrell, by Mrs. Keaton, was won by Mrs Cora Beegle, Mrs Uoyd a cone-shaped tree completed and a wh1te; Mrs. Nancy the mantel decoratiOns Also Collins, a white; Mrs. Thomp- Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Terrell used m the decoratiOns was an son, a red, a yellow and a provided the door pnze which arrangement of red car- wh1te, Mrs. Terrell, a blue and was won by Mrs Lewis. Games natiOns, holly and fern flanked a red; Mrs Moore, a white; were played w1th Mrs. Thoma "Two. from Galilee', a novel by red lapers, and a Madonna Mrs Deeth a red, and Mrs. and Miss Beegle winmng the about the love of two people and child arrangement in Kelton, a yellow Jun1or garden pnzes. The decorated gifts were chosen of God t.b prov1de an wh1te, lighted from behind club members rece1vmg rdr placed beneath the tree and Mrs. Kelton conducted the early home for h1s son, was bons were Anna Wiles, a blue; later distributed by Mrs rev1ewed by Mrs. Ben Philson meeting which opened w1th the Marta Legar, a blue and a red; at a meeting Of the Middleport Lord's prayer Devotions by Elame Barnhart, a yellow, and Thompson and Mrs. Beegle. A carol smg concluded the Literary Club held at the home Mrs Terrell were on the top1c Shari Mitch, a white of Mrs carl Horky Wednesday "A Story Of the Christmas Mrs Terrell presented Christmas party. Guest." Members answered mght. Mrs. Philson In her rev1ew roll call with a comment on the remarked that Marjone meanmg of Christmas Mrs. Holmes, author, was the fll'st to Thoma had un exhibit a diSplay attempt to reveal the human of evergreens, 24 vaneties, all .OPTOMETRIST aspect Of the holy family gathered from the area near OFFICE HOURS 9 ·30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSt without departing from the her home. Mrs Kelton read an AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT <T., mv1tallon 1o a lea at the Hill scnptural basis POMEROY. Mrs . Emerson Jones and Dale Garden Club Of Manella and Invited members presided at the meeting w1th Mrs. C. M. Hennesy at the to attend wlth her "FWl wtth Holly" was the p1811o for singmg Of "Sllent Ntght". A Chnsbnas greeting arrangement of the month was g1ven by Mrs. Jones and topic with Mrs Thoma and names for membership was Mrs. Kel!bn receivmg blue submitted. The 12 members nbbons. Reports were given on the attending answered roll call two flower shows With nbbons w1th a Chrlsbnas wish at the Rutland Garden Club show going to Mrs. Lewts, one blue and two reds; Mrs . PLAN WEDDING Thompson, a blue; Mrs. The weddmg of Miss Rebecca Ann Proffitt, Belpre, to Jeffrey Ray Donahue, IUlcine, will be an event of Sunday, Dec 16, at 7 p.m at the Reorgamzed Church of Jesus Chis! of Latter Day Samts, Parkersburg, W. Va -···- .... RIGGS USED CARS Winding Trail club has dinner party Novel reviewed N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. or more self contamed travel tra1lers are parked e1ther free or for remuneration The board of health of the county in wh1ch a house trailer park, travel trailer park or ovem1ght port 1s located can refuse or grant, suspend or revoke any license for failure t.b comply w1th regulations set forth by the slate. Whoover violates regulations set forth in the Oh10 Revised Code Section 3733 shall be fined not more than $100 or unprisoned not more than 90 days or both. house tra1l e r s used for hab1tabon are parked , e1ther free of charge or for remuneration. Travel Trailer Park means any s1te, lot, f1eld or tract of land upon wh1ch three or more travel traders are parked either free of charge or for remuneration . Thts park does not mean that faclhties pro; v1ded m stale parks for the parking of travel trailers wlll be ava1lable Travel Tra1ler Overmght Port means any SJte, lot f1eld or tract of land upon which three IS YOURS J22 41t7 't10 nn:utt U»l1ll1tM%t .. .. " 'H23'Ml5161Jll COME IN for .•• and WORTH MONEY TO VOUI your copy of this beautiful calendar featuring today's most wanted house designs plus wonderful modern home improvementideas. Don't wait -quantity is limited! And remember, it canbe worth$12.00 to you. King Builde~ Supply Co. 405 N. Phone: 2nd 992-3748 Middleport, 0. Central Operating_Company's Philip ~Sporn Plant New Haven, W.Va. Has J'ob Openings For Permanent Employment In The,Followi Skills MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE PLAN SERVICE A New Year's Eve watch service has been plarined for 7·30 p.m., Dec. 31 at the Midway Community Church located on the Langsvllle· Dexter Road. The Rev. Worley Haley is the pastor (ONLY EXPERIENCED PEOPLE NEED APPLY) Larry's of Pomeroy ... "UNDER SELL" Drive a little & Save a Lot! ALKIRE REASSIGNED 14' X 70' -12' X 50' Staff Sergeant Roger S Alkire, son of Mr. and Mrs Felix Alkire, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, has arrived for duty at March AFB, calif. Sergeant Alldre is a refrigeration and alr conditl· oning speciallst, servmg earlier at Ubon Royal Thai AFB, Thalland. He Is a 1967 graduate of Rutland High School. His wife, Charldlne, Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. King, Rt. 1, Rutland 12' X 65'-14'. X 64' We Feature Some ofthe Finest: ' •CROYDON •PARKWOOD •FLEETWOOD •KIRKWOOD •CAMERON Jhese Jobs Provide_~~~llent Wages And A Benefits Program _Which Includes Ute Insurance, Medical Insurance, Disabillity Insurance , Sick Leave, Vacations, Holiday, And Retirement. Although A Strike Is In Progress, The Company Continues To Operate The Plant. APPLICANTS ,AY CALL { 304) 882-2126 (collect) BElWEEN THE HOURS OF 7:30 AM TO 4:00 -PM - TO ARRANGE AN INTERVIEW LARRY'S MOBIU HOMES Frank Glloen, Soles Mar. and Mrs. Frank Hudson and Toni, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hudson and Joy, all of IUlclne, and Leo Taylor called on Monday. Douglas Circle Is a patie~t at Holzer Medical Center. Ph: 992-7777 Pomeroy, Ohio Next Door to the "Jones Boys" -WINTER HOURs9 to 6 Mon. Sat. Closed SUndays PHILIP SPORN PLANT Post Off let lox :NI Now Hovon, Wnl Vlrt~lnll 2SHS Tole,-: oroo c•* ..Z-1111 An Eqllll Oppaltunitr EllpiDJer I --~------.----'' �• 10 - Tlw Da11,\ St•ntmel. M1ddleoorl-Pomero\', 0 . D<'<' H 197.1 NOT ICE OF APPOIN TMEN T Can No H017 Es.tate of JAMES 0 HUNT Not1ce 1s hereby 91ven !hal t<athryn Hunt of R D 2 Racme Oh•o has. been duty appotnled E)(~cutr . ,.. ot the Estate of James 0 Hunt, deceased, tare af Me •gs Counfy , Otuo Creditors are reQU ired to ttle ttletr cta1mS wl1h satd ftdu c.arv w•fh•n tour months Dated th1s 74th day of November 1973 ,-----------,.------------1 2 SIGNS Of QUALITY , Pomeroy Motor Co. NO I Copper !Oc R<u;i1ators \ 11c braso:; JOe battcnes 90~ M A Hall Reedsville Phone 178 6749 Beet H1df:'S \S 17 7 lfc $2~!15 1!1;11 CIIE\1. MONTE Ci\ llLO Mannmg 0 Webster Judge Court of Common Pleas Probate D•v 1s•on Me 1gS County Oh to 30 1121 7 14 Jtc Local 1 owner new ca r trade 350 V 8 engme , automattc, pow{>r steenng & brakes faclory a1r radiO spo tless clean blue 1n tenor silver grey f1n1sh w th v1nyl roof A nrce one ql! H i~ ('liE\IllOLET PI C KUP $10!1~ 8 Fleets1de local 1 owner Irk , VB eng me custom cab, autom ali c trans , rad1o NOTICE OF APPOIN TMENT Case No 2106S Estate of VERNA DAV IS Deceased Not1ce 1S hereby 9 1ven that J B O' Bnen of Pomeroy . Oh1o, has been du ly appo 1nted ad mmlstp;ator of lh~ Estate of Verna Dav 1s decased late of Me 1gs Coun ty , OhiO Drec 1tors are requ1red ro f1le ttle lr claims w1fh sa1d f1dUC 1ary w1th 1n four months . Dated t h 1s 23rd day of November 1973 [111 1!17 1 CHEVHOLET BLAZEH · m1ss1on power steenng & brakes radio, good t~res , veh 1cle of many uses custom tr im while top ove r btu~ A sharp 1 owner trade OPEN EVES8.00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 P M Day Before Pub licat ion Monday Dead l1 ne 9 am Cancellat1on - Co rr ect ions w11t be accep ted until 9 a m for Day of Pubt1Cat1on ~ REGULATIONS The Publtsher reser..-es the nght to ed 1t or re1e ct any ad s deemed obtec t1 onal The pu blrsher will not be re spon !'.lble for more than one 1n cor r ec t 1nse rt 10n RATES For Want ACI Servtte 5 cen ts per Word one msertlon M1n1mum Charge S1 00 14 cen ts per word th ree consec ut1ve msertton s 26 cen ts per wo rd S l){ con secut 1ve 1nsert100S 25 Per Cent D1s count on pa1d ads a nd ads pa 1d w•fhm 10 days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $2 00 for 50 word m 1n tmum Each add 1t1ona l word Jc BLIND ADS Add1110na l 25c Charge per Advert 1sement OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Da11y , 8 30 a m to 12 00 Noon Saturday In Memorv IN REMEMBRANCE OF Melvm Gr 1mm who passed away two years ago De c 14 Missed by w1fe and ch ldren Chrtstma Gnmm 12 14 ltp IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY OHIO 1n the m after of settlement of accounts, Probate Court, Me1gs county Otuo Accounts and vou chers ot the fo ll owing named fldu.c1ar1eS have been filed m the Probate Court Me1gs County , Oh10 tor appro..-al and settlement CAS E NO 19 970 Fourth and Fm al Account of He len Rath burn Cla pp , Executnx of the Esta te of Ber tha B Rathburn Deceased CA SE NO 20, 742 F1nal Ac count of Mr c hael J Fry and FranC IS B1ron , Co E)(e cu tors of the Estate of Harr 1e Mar1e Smith Deceased CASE NO 20 800 First and F tnal Account of Betty Lou Newlun , formerly Betty Lou Lovelt, E)(e, utr1x of the Estate of Wil li am Bailey Deceased CA SE NO 20 896 Frrst and Fmal Actount of Anna M R vi her Adm mtstratnx of the Estate of Ev a I Posta l Matt Deceased CAS E NO 20, 929 F1rst and Fma t Account of Betty A Baron rc k. Executr~x of the Estate of W1l1 1am A Baron1ck , Deceased Un less excepi 10n s are filed thereto sa 1d acco unts wil l be for hear1ng before sa1d court on the 7th day of January , 1974 , at wh1Ch trme said accountswtll be cons 1dered and cont1nued from day to day until f1nally d1sposed of Any person mterested may fil e wntten except 10ns to sa1d a ccounts or to matters per ta 1nmg to the execuflon of the trust not less than f1ve days pr 1or to the date set for hearmg Mann~ng o Webster, Judge Common Pleas Court Probate DIVISIOn Me1gs County, OhiO LEGAL NOTICE The Trustees of Sa lem Townsh1p , Me1gs County , Oh10 will accept b1ds until 7 p m Fr1day December 28. 1973 for the purchase of one new ttlree po in t h1tch backhoe to be used on a John Deere 301 tractor Spec1f1catrons to be on file at Clerk's home and can be ob tamed by mad The Trustees reserve the r~ght to retect any or all b1dS (12) 14, 1tc Wolfpen Mr and Mrs Ivan Shumate and sons of Mansfield were weekend VISitors of Mrs Geneva Shwnate and Mr and Mrs. Larry J o hnson and family. Also VISittng were Mrs Paul P1erce and family of Mason Mr and Mrs Doyle Knapp and sons, local , and Mrs Lena Knapp, Langsv ille, were Sunday v1s1tors of Mr and Mrs. Harley Pauley and fam1ly of McConneilsv1lle Mr and Mrs Charles Sayre and lam1ly were Sunday v1s1tors of Mr and Mrs Charles Sayre Mr and Mrs Paul McElroy were recent visitors of Mr and Mrs Carl McElroy and Mr and Mrs Bill McElroy and Jeff and Joey 111 Colwnbus Mrs Nora Johnson of Colwntius IS spendmg some time \\lth Mrs Helen Johnson ' Notice SHOOTING Match , Horner Hil l Gun Club , Rt 143 Sunday Dec 16 12 noon Factory choked guns only Win a Chnstmas turkey 12 13 2tc --------------SHOOTING MATCH . Corn Hollow Gun Club, turn f1r st r1ght after Miles Cemetery , Rutland Factory cho ked guns only 5lJ nday . December 16 1 p m 12 13 35c --------------- Stivers ville Mr. and Mrs. Richard Abels, Long Bottom, and Mrs Douglas Circle, Racme, were called to Washmg!bn Court House on Saturday where Douglas C1rcle had been hosp1lahzed due to tn)llrles suslamed at h1s employment Mr . C1rcle was later transferred to Holzer Med1cal Centel" at Galhpohs for treatment Mr and Mrs. T1m Wilkinson and Shawn of Columbus were weekend guests of her parents, Mr and Mrs Rudy Durst Mr. and Mrs Monte Proffitt and children of Middleport have moved mto the home formerly owned by Mrs Ohve Talbott. Mrs Ruby Bryant and Mrs Carol Cornell called on Mrs Freda M1ddleswart, on Monday afternoon. Rale1gh Williams of Akron spent a few days recently at the home of Mr and Mrs Norman Lehew and family. Mr . and Mrs Louis A DeLuz shopped at the Grand Central Mall near Parkersburg, W.Va. on Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cornell VISited the1r daughter, Mr. and Mrs Dale Teaford and children at Syracuse recen tly. Mr. and Mrs . Gene Ward and family VISited Mr and Mrs Leonard Dalley and farmly of Long Bottom a recent evemng Mrs Helen Sm1th, Harold Brewer and Mr and Mrs Edgar Brewer called on Mrs. Audrey Brewer and David on Sunday afternoon Mrs Mtke Evans and children and MISSY Van Meter VISited Mrs Ada Van Meter on Saturday afternoon Mr. Clm1 B1rch and Leola shopped m Middleport on Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Gene Wolfe and farmly VISited theii' daughter, Mr and Mrs. Foster Wells and son at Tuppers Plams recently Mrs. Elva Dalley of Syracuse called on her sister, Mr and Mrs IUllph Brewer and Bill on Sunday evemng. Mr and Mrs Lou1s A DeLuz, S. W. Durst, Elaine Lehew, Mrs Mary K. Greer, Paul Dean Evans, Danny Black, Carol Carter, Gene Ward , Ed Caldwell, Lester BrySOn, Mrs Roy Donohew, Rudy Durst, Mr and Mrs ' RIChard Abels and Harold Grayson were recent guests of ' lhe E H Ca rpenter fam1ly . 01d upnght pianoS., any cond1l10n Paymg SlO each Wr1te 9•Vt; d1rect1ons to Wltlen P1ano Cbmpany Bol'l 188 Sardrs, Oh10 43946 17 12 6tp WANTED Notice THE MANTO CALL .. Call Stephen c Snowden SS3 Russell Sf tGravel Hdll Middleport, Oh10 Phone 992 715S Farm all your upholstery need !>, Rurlap . d£>nrm, l- ilmbnc , loam glue l•opcrs hlck 1no str1p, spnngs anc:l ci11pbonrd <1 1ps button tw 1ne sewmg thr(>ad legs., upholstery books , dacron , webbtng , ~pr1n9 tw1ne , ta cks, w l:!tt cord. co tton sw•vel ljases and toi.lm , loam toam Pomeroy Recovery. 612 East Mam Street Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 lt2026tC ------- EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 ""n ,,. •• IH.UU,Htl ln!>uranc e Co111 pan1es GOSPEL sm g a I Cheste r Church of God Saturday Dec 15 at 7 30 pm With Su n r~se Quartet and Gospel Tones Everyon e wel come 12 11 4tC . ---- WMPO DuE to th e cond1 t10n of the bu1ldtng we wil l c lose Dec Mtddleport Pomeroy 31 We , a ls o, wo uld l•ke to thank a ll our customers LOUISe's Bakery 105 Court Stree t Pome roy, Oh10 for Sale Vernal and LOUISe Well 1291 8tp ONE HALF standard bred mare 3 yea rs old 48 has raced 1n 2 02 tra1ned 10 1 sa SATURDA Y DECEMBER 15 for 'h mile SJ50 Reg Ap ONLY 9 AM TO B PM paloosa geldmg 8 years old TRUCKLOAD SALE OF excellent trail hOrse S350 FACTORY SECONDS Contact MeW ll1ams Stab les LIVING ROOM SU ITE S AND Logan OhiO AC 614 385 2073 CHAIRS ALSO ALL UN 12 13 3tc F IN ISHED FURN ITURE , 20 PERCENT OFF ALL UPHOLSTERY MATERIAL NEW LARGE rec l1n1ng cha1rs 1n vmy l matenal buy now or AND FOAM TO FI LL YOUR lay away for ChriS tma s Onlv OLD CUSHION S 10 PER S89 95 Sw1vel rocker s 1n CENT OFF SAVE UP TO 30 velvet. nylon and pr1nts that PER CENT ON THESE make a wonderful g1ft for FACTORY SECONDS your w1fe Only $69 95 All LIVING ROOM SUITES 1tems cas h and carry or 60 CO ME SEE THESE OUT day Jay away Pom e roy STANDING VALUES THAT Recov e ry , 622 E Ma 1n, ARE JUST IN TIME FOR Pomeroy Phon e 992 7554 CHRI STMAS ALL SALE 112026tc CASH AND CARRY SALE IS SAT URDAY . DEC 15 9 AM TO 8 PM ONLY FREE UPHOL STERY Fabr1 cs by th e yard 54 1nches w1de as low as COF FEE AND DONUT S $1 95 per yard ve l' ets as low POMEROY RECOVERY 622 as S3 45 lmportej velvets, E MAIN STREET S9 95 We also have nylon . POMEROY PHONE 992 her c ulon , cotton pr1nts, 7554 v1nyts and remnants by the l2 11 4t c yard or by the p1ece Pomeroy Recovery , 622 East Ma1n KOSKOT KOSMETICS & Po meroy Phone 992 7554 WIG S MERRY CHRISTMAS 112026tc & GOD BLESS EACH & EVERY ONE OF YOU HELEN JANE BROWN FOAM to fil l your old couc h and chair cush1ons as low as MIDDLEPORT , OHIO 992 5.10 95 Upho lstery books only 5113 SOc 4 mch covered foam 12 11 tfc mattresses for standard s1ze bed S29 95 , Pomeroy Re covery 622 E Ma1n , Pomeroy Phone 992 1554 112026tc CLOSEOUT SALE 111 W. 2nd St. Pomeroy, 0 . Everythmg w11f be sold The rematnder of 8111 & Lee's Mus1c Center and the B.R.W. HARDWARE Salew1ll be9 am. to4 p m Fn , Dec 14-Sat , Dec 1S HAVE YOUR trophy mounted, deer heads small an1ma1s, and birds Howard B1rchf1e ld, Mulberry Street Rutland Phone 742 6834 1126ffc SHOOTING Mat c h Racme , Gun Club, Sunday , Dec 16. 1 p m Assorted meats, Factory choked g-uns only 12 12 3tc NOVELTY Fa br 1c Shop, 230 Washington Blvd , Belpre , Oh 10 Polyester kn 1ts S2 49 per yard sweater terry kmts $1 29 per yard New Shipment of carft suppl 1es. .:omplete Ime of Ne( ch ,, Wh1te . and Nat•ona l Sewmg Machines Open Sundays noon till 5 Dally 10 til l 7 p m trlt Chr1stmas 12124tc Lost MINIATURE Pomeranian Dog, female, gold and brown 11 years old Answers to the name of F1F1 Offer r eward Dtsappeared last Frrday from home 276 Ash Street M1b dleport , or call 992 5433 12 12 3tc Employment Wanted WILL' haul coat m Me1gs and Mason area 638 E Ma 1n Street, Pomeroy 12 9 6tc -------.,......-----EXPERIENCED pa inter lntenor and exter1or Phone 985 3951 12 5 26tp Auto Sales 1967 vw bus, good cond1t10n Cali985J545 after 5 30 1214Jip 1966 PLYMOUTH StattOn Wagon Clean , good t~res S300 Phone 992 3866 12147tc 1968 TOYOTA Corona , automatic transm1SS 1Cn carl 985 3574 after 5 p m 12 II 6tp -------------Wanted OLD Eng i1 Sh Sheepdog stud serv rc e Must be AKC Reg1st er ed Phone 992 6680 12 12 4t c -------------- 19 HEAD of Horses Reg1stered Tenn Walkmg Hor ses, Reg1slered Quarter Horses Grade Horses , and Pon 1es $40 and up Call 367 7481 or 388 9991 12 4 10tc Area 's Most ._, easonable Pnces All work guaranteed It's Snow Tire T1me! CO-OP COUNTRY HOME Res1dence, commerc•al or mobrle homes Save on parts & labor Mtddleport '215 N 2nd Ave Phone 992 3509 SQUIRE 120 Pos1ttve Stop and Go In Mud Snow & ALL SIZES IN STOCK Let Us Install Now• SUPER SERVICE STA 9 .. _ JackW Carsey,Mgr. .till Phone 992 9932 SINGE R sew1ng machmes 1972 model rn beaut iful walnut cabmet Malo;es des 1gn st1t ches, zig zag buttonholes , bl1nd hems etc L1ke new 0n ly S89 95 Ca ll Ravenswood 273 9521 or 273 9893 after 5 oo 12 7 tf c LOT S of chrysanthemums for sale field grown We only have one color - yellow 10 bunches for $5 We have some out 1n full bloom some !US! budd1ng Reynolds Flower Shop. Mason W Va Call 773 5147 • 9 26 ffc For Rent A ROOM home, base ment garage gas furna ce Good Pomeroy lo c at io n S75 References needed WrJte Box 729W co Th e Da1 ly Se ntrn el Pomeroy , Oh10 45769 12 14 3tp LO CUST posts contact Harold Evans Long Bottom Oh 10 Phone 843 2942 12 14 12tp TRAILER 1n Sy ra cuse on large lo t Adults only Call 992 3525 12 4 ff c SALE Stop In and See Our Floor f?1~!ay . .,. Pomeroy •' ' MATERIALS CO. 713-SSS4 Mason. W. Va. . AND 4 ROOM furniShed and unfurn1shed apartments t Phone 9925434 4 12 tfc L:~~~~--------------------------~--~~~---" Holtday R HATFIELD , FARMERS SMALL trad er, 1deal for couple CHARLES Greet1ngs " from A I Cattle mml ba ckhoe, water llnes TechniC Jan , L,.eland Parker 10 miles north of Pomeroy footers dram lmes Phone 992 2264 Pomeroy res idence S75 per mont h Call 992 7479 7 42 6092 11 2J tf c or Coolvtlle 667 3251 An 12 6 1Btc swenng Servtce ----------~~-12 9 13tc HOU SE for rent 1n Cheshire C BRAD FO RD Auct 10neer Phone 99'2 5693 Se rv 1ce Complete PRICE CONSTRUCTION , 12 13 tfc Phone 949 JB21 Roof1ng spouting , kitchens Racme Oh10 and bathrooms Complete TRAILER Browns Trailer Cr~tt Bradford remodeling Phone 742 6273 Park Phone 992 3324 5 1 tfc 123tfc 12 5 He -------------------.----------EXCAVATING , dozer , loader RON - SHEPARD , Floor , Wall and bacio:hoe work sepflc. Remodttlmg, Ce ram iC tile tanks rnstalled dump trucks Real Estate For Sale b~ths Box 280 Rutland 742 and lo boys for h1re , w111 haul 3664 fill dirt , top soli , limestone 8 ACRE S of ground on St 143 6 26 tfc and gravel Ca ll Bob or Roger water tap patd Phone 992 ~~-~ ~ Jeffers , day phone 992 7089 DOZER ilnd back hoe work , 3640 n tght phone 992 3525 or 992 12 13 12tc ponds and septic tanks , dlt 5232 ch1ng serv1ce , top soli , fill , 2 11 tfc A LOVELY new Home 'h mile B&K d1rt , l1mestone . from Me1g S H 1gh School Escavatlng Phone 992 5367 or TANKS c leaned Three bedrooms two baths , SE~P f i-C 992 3861 full basement W1th two car Modern Sanrtat1on 1 992 3954 or 9 1 tfc garage Large lot $27 500 992 7349 Also , recently remodeled 10 23 tfc REAbv MIX CONCRETE three bedroom older home m del1vered right to your Pomeroy Pr1 c e ot S15 000 pro1ect Fast and easy Free mcludes furn iture Owner will estlmi!tes Phone 992 3284 help f1nan ce e1ther of these Real Estate For Sale Goeglem Ready Mrx Co ,1 two propert 1es Call 593 5667 Middleport . Ohio Athens DUE to the death of owner, TV 6 30 He 12 2 30tc Bus 1ness for sale Good SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED • Motorola dealerShiP and 6 Ro6 MS and bath , 1n town REASONABLE rates Ph A46 ~ equ1pment tn Raclne , Oh10 Sll 000 Ca ll 992 3975- or 992 4782, Gallipolis, John Russell , Ca ll 949 4499 or 949 3151 2571 I Owl)er emd Operator 12 9 6tc 9 28 lfc -------------5 12 ffc' ..•' ' ' - EL NA and White Sewing' Machines Service on all 1 makes Reasonabfe rates The Sewing Center, M~d ­ dleport , Oh10 11 16 tfc " --------------WILL tr1m or cut trees t!nd Shrubbery Also, clean out basements, att1cs, etc Call 949 3221 or 742 4441 112130tc -------------PtAaOtunTn9 ilnd rePaT~ng Lane Dan1e1s. 259 Broaqway. Phone 992 2082. 12 2 12tp Mtddlep~rt " --.------------- G & E appliance repa~r Phone at the shop, 992 3802 or 949 4254 11 26 26tp ----~c==~ AUTOMOBILE in"sUrance been'" cancelled? Lost your operator's license Ct!ll 9927428 • 6 1~ttfCj Surround dathes with gentle, even heat Nottot spoi!J, (no overcSrylno Fine Mesh Lint Filter . ' we Speclaltu In • MAY,TAG - - -- " ~ •• ~ ..,. Dryers I Pickup, V-8, speed • • .... • • •11295 68 Olds 98 68 Olds Cut. H.T. Sed., V-roof, air ............'995 H.T. Sed, ..' FURNITUR,E'R~~~.~~:·· P.s...... '995 Ford Galaxie 2 Door ................ •.. •· '595 "You'll like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenings Until6: Til 5 p.m. Sat. oo-- Other 1974 officers installed were associate matron, Opal Diddle; associate patron, Ben Philson; secretary, Gretta Simpson; treasurer, Chlorus Gnmm; conductress, Barbara Roush; associate conductress, cathy Wood; chaplam, Letha Morrts; marshall, Laura Circle; organist, Delores Wolfe; Adah, Jane Wagner; Ruth, Bllrbara Dugan; Esther, Romaine Frederick; Martha, Bernice Theiss; Elecla, Margaret West; warder, Helen Pickens; sentmel, James Roush. The trustees for the chapter are Ben Ph1lson, Leona Hensley and Cora Webb. The Installing off1cer was Lucia Arno1t of the Belpre Chapter, an aunt of the worthy matron. Those assisting In the Installation were lnvltlng marshall, Laura Circle; lnstalling marshalls, Louise Stewart and Cora Webb; installing organist, Wilma Styer; Installing chaplain, Beulah Stobarl; mstalllng conductress, Naomi Brinker; .=-'" installing warder, Maxme Wingett; liiSialling sentinel, Leona Hensley A duet, "Slar of the East" was sung by Margaret West and Barbara Roush, accompanied by Delores Wolfe, durmg the recess. The deputy grand matron, Louanna Locke, was presented and seated In the East. The worthy matrons and worthy patrons of VISiting chapters were presented, as were the past matrons and past patrons of IUlclne Chapter, the honored masons, those having held grand appombnenlS, :iO-year ~mbers, past matrons and past patrons Of other chapters. The committees for the m· stallallon were regiStrabon, Mildred Donohew, programs and pm-ons, Beulah Stobart; decoratmg, Gretta Simpson and Chlorus Grlmm; refreshments, Martha Lou Beegle, Lilhan Hayman and Inez Carson The dinillg room was decorated with the worthy matron's chosen flower, red roses 1n milk glass vases The refre~hments, conSislmg of white cake decorated in red roses, mints, nuts, plUlch and coffee were served to 70 members and viSitors. Carmel 1NeWS, By the Day Those calllng at the home of deity Van Meter and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson and famUy recenUy were Mr. and Mrs. DolJIIIasJohnson, WlWam Carleton of Racine and IUllph Lee Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Swepston of Columbus spent Saturday with Ralph Lee and the Robert Lee fanilly. Arthur Orr of Otester wu a Rutland ' v.a, auto. 6. -:;.a:::::.::=-::--. =---..... - - -- -.. Halo of Heat Vz t. RACINE - Lillian Weese and Ralph Webb were mslalled as the worthy matron and worthy patron of Racine chapter 134 OES, at a spec181 sess1on Saturday evemng, Dec ----- Maytag std. trans: ...........'1395 OES names officers SEWING MACHINES Repair• sentice', all makes 992 2284 , The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy Authorized Smger Sales and Service We Sharpen Scissors t 3 29 tfc won c~ •• • O'DELL Alinement work can be done by appointment only at present l1me, due to 1llness m Phone for ap fam lly po1ntment 742 3232 11 25 ttc ·S'EPT IC TANKS- AROBI't SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION,, STEWART . OHIO PH 6621 3035 • 104ttc ---PIANO tun1ng & repalrl ;;g---Lane Dan 1e ls , 259 Broadway, Middleport Phone 992 2082 12 9 12tp Automatlct 1 ' J. spee~ opera Q!olce of water t'!mps Auto ~ water le'fel control Lint F liter or Power Fin "'Agitator Perm a-Press 6 ss Dodge 2 Door, v.a Auto. . ................ '95 61 Chev. 4 Door, v.a Auto. • ...... • • .. • • • .. '145 •• I · Cpe., P.S..... • .. '995 Karr & Van Zandt -------------- ' H.T., v-roof, air· .. 11095 66 Buick 4 Door, V-8, auto. • : ............. '295 ~ ------- ------- Maytag 2 Or. • ' - Arnold Grate. Sed., power, air .......... .'2095 68 Chevelle Coupe, V-8 motor, auto. • • • • • .. '995 67 'Ill ' 68 Chev. ----------- --- , Hoi. 12295 69 Chev. Imp. H.T. Cpe., V-7 auto ........ '1295 "• PICK-UP SERVICE AVAILABLE DICk Seyler, Owner Kerr Street Phone 992-2798 Pomeroy, Ohio ____________ _ Sed., full pow., air, 69 Olds 88 H.T. Cpe., power, air ........... '995 .... - v-roof Lux. .," .,"• =r H.T. Sedan, full power, air .... !1595 69 Nova ..' No Ruinous Lyes or Caustics Used - 88 69 Chevelle H.T. Sed., V-8 auto., w 741-4211 Olds w We Strip Paint, Varnishes, Etc. From Furniture. RUTLAND 71 70 MERCURY•••• ~1295 69 MerculJ Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto ..... '995 We Buy Ant1ques, Collecllbles, etc. MILLER HOMES Olds 98 Lux. Sed., V-roof, air .......... '3895 69 Pontiac Bonn., "STRIPPERS" FUN the older you get the more It costs • YOU'LL HAVE YEARS OF FUN - at lowest cost - m one of these HOMES WITH LOWER TAXES MINERSVILLE - 1 story frame 3 bedrooms Bath Kttchen has lots of c~btnets Lots of ground In good condtt1on $6,500 3 JUST OFF RT 7 bedrooms New bath New furnace Large Rec room Lots of new tile and paneling Double lot $6,000 POMEROY - Close rn 1 36 Acres 2 story frame 4 B R Bath ~anclmg and tile Coal furnace heat $9,500 MIDDLEPORT - 2 story frame. 4 B R Bath Garage Lots of frontage ASKING $9,500 LET US SELL YOUR PROPERTY HENRY E CLELAND YOUR FRIENDLY BROKER 992 2259 If no answer 992 2568 72 70 Ford Wagon, air ....................... .'1495 HOGG & ZIJSPAN ANTIQUES-MODERN-METALS J Fa1rlane. 2 dr . H. T ., 6 cyl, auto ' .,.,,' APARTMENTS ON MAIN HIGHWAY IN MASON , W VA TELEPHONE (304 ) 773 5147 12 11 6tp Buick Elec. 225 H.T. Sed., air ........ ·'3495 70 Camaro H.T. Coupe, V-8 auto., P.S. ••• ·'1995 '. Built to Yollf' ')pees Delivered to Job Site 70 FORD •••••••••$1295 72 70 Olds 98 ., 71 VEGA •••••••••$1595 Halchback, 4 s p .. green 70 Olds 98 ' Hatchback, auto , red Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air ....... '5500 • Dick's Hoard House ______ _ Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air-····· .. '5500 •• ,, From the laraest Bulldozer Radtator to :::, mall est Heater core Nathan Btggs Radtator Spectaltst SMITH NELSON .-MOTORS. INC.~ ' FREE EST WOOD TRUSSES ~ ' '6500 73 Olds Toronado, V-roof, power, air ...... 15500 ~RE·FABRICATED Ph '992 2114 73 Cadillac Sed. DeVille, power, air ••••••• 72 72 ASK US ABOUT F URNI SH ED 2 bedroom mobile home on Spr ing Avenue n Pomeroy Call Sunday or even1ngs , 992 3429 121 16tp TEAFORD -------------- FURNITURE 3 11 lfc G R oC;; E ;c R 'c; Y~busmesS To7--;aft!t" Suildmg for sale or lease Phone 773 5618 from B 30 p m ELECTROLUX Sweeper delux.e to 10 p m for appomtment model Complete w1th all 3 20 tfc clea nmg attachments and uses paper bags Sl1ght1y us ed but clea ns and looks like new W1ll sell for S37 25 cash or For Rent or Sale terms available Phone 992 10 X 50 MOBILE HOME Phone 2984 992 5693 12 5 tfc 12 13 tfc USED eleCtriC gu1tar and amplif1er, $75 00 Phone 992 5027 Pets For Sale 12 13 3tc AKC Reg1stered red m1n1c:rture Dacshshund, 5 yrs old mate, TWO bedroom house at 4'7J Sycamore Street 1n M1d shots, housebroken , good W1th NEW 1973 ZIG ZAG SEWI NG dleport Vacant Call 992 5310 MACHINES m or 1gmal c hild Phone 992 7690 12 13 4tp 11 21 26tC factory carton z 19 Zag to make buttonholes. sew on --------------buttons , monograms and NEW br 1ck three bedroom make fan cy des1gns w1th lUSt home tn Rac1ne, bath, llvmg the tw1st of a srngte d1al Left Mobile Homes For Sale room , k1tchen . full basement. In lay a way and never been 1964 COLONIAL MObile Home, garage attached , hot a ir used Wdl sell for only $47 furnace , all uttllt 1es ALSO 2 bedroom, 10 x 50 Phone 742 cash , or terms available 3294 two room and bath cement Phone 992 2984 12 13 4tp block house 10 acres Price 12 9 ttc SJ1,SOO Shown by ap po1ntment Rodney Dowmng 1957 10 x 50, 2 bedroom mobile AM FM stereo radio 8 track Broker , Middleport , Oh10 home , redone on InSide New tape combmat1on. 4 speaker Phone 992 3731 furna ce, floonng ca rpet , stnk sound system Balance 12 14 3tc top , cabmets, llvmg room S103 98, or use our budget SUite, 51 ,800 Lot can be terms Ca II 992 3965 rented Phone 992 6367 129tfc 12 14 35c ELECTROLUX vacuum c leaner , A 1 cond1IIOn , uses 1971 ALL ELECTRIC Windsor J paper bags has cordwmder , mobile home 60x12, !11 qil B f, <~lord Sr bedroom, a~r cond1t1oner , 13 and many attachments Also foot EXpando. 1 acre ground shampooer attachment in Brok··• eluded (onl y 4 avadt!ble) at on old Route 33 north of Rock 110 Muh<~lll: ~11 1'1 I $37 70 cash or terms Spnngs Call 992 5677 after 6 pm Pomeroy. Ohw ·15769 available Phone 992 2984 , 1241fc 12 9 tfc -- -~ GIFT SHOP - And restdence BAKERY equipment Inquire at LOU lSt: :. t:lak e1, Court niSPER~AL on Rt 35 A pnme locatton for Street , Pomeroy ., 111 contractor, or busmess ven12 9 6tp tu, e 800 Fl of frontage MART LOCATION - •a oc >c: SAT URDAY , DECEMBER 15 on sewage and c1ty water lines ONLY 9 AM TO 8 PM Route 7 Loop TRUCKLOAD SALE OF 28 New Homes To Be FACTORY SECO ND S. BARGAIN - On Rt 7 with 2 SOLD LIVING ROOM SUITES AND large bedrooms, mce bath, CHAIRS ALSO ALL UN At large ltvmg and compact FINISHED FURNITURE , 20 USED PERCENT OFF ALL kitchen Garage and 1 acre UPHOLSTERY MATERIAL Only $8500 00 and AND FOAM TO FILL YOUR WARM Hotwater heat REPOSSESSED OLD CUSHIONS. 10 PER {natural gas boiler) 3 CE NT OFF SAVE UP TO 30 PRICES PERCENT ON THESE bedrooms, mce bath, porch, FACTORY SECONDS, To make room for the garage on good lot Reduced to LIVING ROOM SUITES many new units $16.000 00 COME SEE THESE OUT STANDI NG VALUES THAT arrivmg in Jan., 1974. RANCH - In Syracuse w1th 3 ARE JUST IN TIME FOR bedrooms, gas furnace, bath, DELAYED CHRISTMAS ALL SALES garage. and n1ce lot CAS H AND CARRY SALE tS DELIVERY ALL PANELED 4 SATURDAY DEC 15,9AM TO 8 PM ONLY FREE AVAILABLE bedrooms, w1th large closets, COFFEE AND DONUTS a ntce large convenient kttchen POMEROYRECOVERY , 622 With the exceptidn of Spac1ous bath, and Ph acres E MAIN STREET , small deposit. $18.000 00 POMEROY PHONE 992 7554 MODERN - Only a few years NO MONEY 12 11 Ate old 2 bedrooms, n1ce K1tchen NEEDED UNTIL wtth cook and bake un1ts PIG S for sale Phone 992 7106 Dtntng room, porch , and ........ 12 12 6tc JANUARY 1974 garage $16,000 00 l YEAR NEW LISTING - On Rutland CHRISTMAS trees , 4' trees for SJ,50, 5' for S4 50, any other Pomeroy road 5 rooms, bath, GUARANTEE SlZe for $5 50 Just past and most of the furmtur& BEST SERVICE Map(ewood Lake, On 124 turn <Nmer movtng to Florida Only left on dirt road , go out 1112 IN mile, turn to nght, 1St home $7500 00 on left Phone 949 4843 OHIO VALLEY THINK BIG WHILE 12 12 4tc THINKING, BUY ONE OF THE ABOVE OFFERINGS AND FEEL SECURE CLOSE OUT on.., new Z1g Zag Sewing Mach 1nes For sewing $tretch fabr~cs. , buttonholes, tancy des1gns etc Paint sl 1glltly blemished Cho1 ce of DOWNTOWN carrying case or sew1ng BELPRE stand . $49 80 cash or terms avad:able Phone 992 2984 OHIO 125tfc --------------- 73 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air .......'6500 · 992 -7474 Johnson Masonry & { Remodehngl 992-7608 . Tune up spec1al for the month of Dec. All V·8 models 534.95. Includes Plugs, Points, Cond. P . C . V Valve, Gas F1ller & labor . 6 cyl. Will bP cheaper. Th1s w11l help your car get better gas mileage , for th.e wmter ahead . Bnng thls coupon w1th you Phone 992 -2174 lor appomtment . appotntment . Serv1ce hours from 8 A.M. t1ll ~ : 30 P . M Monday through Fr1day & Saturday 8 A. M. til 12 noon . 71 VEGA •••••••••$1695 ------------· 1. SERVICE SPECIAL MONTH OF DEC. CHRISTMAS GAS SAVERS USED CARS I Johmes Beauty Salon NOV. SPEC . S12 so Perm For Re-q Hatr S8.50 • AUTO OffiCE SUPPLIES and PRIVATE meetmg room for any organ1Zat1on phone 992 3975 ~......_ & 992-2094 606 E . Main Pomeroy GAS•ndOIL SALES& SERVICE ----- COUPON .'. ' P&J HEATING AND COOLING - - - - -- - - - - -- "• See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992-1089 N1ght 992-3525 or 992 5232 Paintmg A Specialty POMEROY -- I water L•ne1. and Power Ltne'i All work done by the foot or <:antract. Also dozer work and sephc tanks tnita lied Lincoln Htll Pomeroy. 0 Pomeroy Home & Auto Open 8 Ttl S Monday thru Saturday A06 E Ma m, Pomer<Jy , 0 . --- SMITH NELSON MOTORS Pomeroy • - DITCHING SERVICE Ph 992-5271 --- -~--- STEREO 92.1 FM =--- Gene's Body Shop On Most Amencan Cars - GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 _______ _ COAL FO R SA LE JAYMAR help Wanted COAL COMPANY , THE MEIG S & GALLIA LI NE , A FAMILY Wh tch has SaleS STATE ROUTE 7 AT abil tty , to move m the n 1ce CHE SHIRE , OPEN 7 AM home at the Logan Monument Till 6 30 PM 5 DAY S A plot near the Pomeroy Mason WEEK PHONE 992 5693 br~dge Th iS family must be 12 10 5t c able to help wtth sales of monum ents at th e lo t Leo L EXCELSIOR Salt Works, E vaughan Phone 992 2588 12 13 35p Ma 1n St , Pomeroy All kmd s of salt water pellets, water nuggets , block salt and own Ohto River Salt Phone 99 2 INFORMATION ABOUT: 3891 6 5 tfc ~ --==--..::=-- - ~=----JOB OPPORTUNITIES SAL T FOR ICE AND SNOW , SOCIAL SECURITY Ro c k salt fo r townsh1ps , CONSUMER PROTECTION towns. and bus ine sses tn bu lks and bags for 1ce and snow Exce1s1or Salt Works AND Ph one 992 3891 11lltfc GREAT COUNTRY SHEARED WH ITE PINE Xmas trees needles really stay on 1 KUHL S BARGAIN CENTER Rt 7 ' at caution ftghl Tuppers Plams 12 2 lBt c --------- State For Sale WE HAVE CASH pa id tor all makes and WATER bed K1ngs1ze Aqua models Of mobile homes Dreamer w1th frame and Phone area code 614 A23 9531 , pads Ca ll 991 7536, very good A 13 tt c condr t1on ~-12 12 31c OLD furnilure , oa k table s, 10 STRI NG 4 oeda l Sho Bud clocks rce bo)(es, brass beds, Steel gt.utar, 5 horsP power d1shes or com ple te Rota T1fler , La rge capaCity households Wr ite M D portable d iShwasher, used 4 M11ter. Rt 4, Pomeroy , Oh10, mont hs last summer Phone c all 992 6271 • 247 224 1 after 5 30 p m 5 13 ff c __. 12 12 4tp ______ - . -~------- ---- POMEROY MOTOR CO. Not1ce on F1flng ot Inventory And Appra1sem ent Probate Court The State of Oh1o , Metg s County To the Admm 1strator of the estate to such of the tollow 1ng as are res 1dents ot the State of Oh 10 v1z - The surv1v1ng spouse the next of km, th e benef1c1anes under the will and to the attorney or attorneys representmg any Of the atorement toned person s No 210 65, verna Da..-.s . De c eased , RuHand Oh1o Rutland Townsh 1P You are hereby not 1f1 ed th at the Inve nto r y and Ap pra1sement of lhe estat e of th e atorement 1oned de ceased late of sa td Coun ty was flied 1n th iS court Satd Inventory and Appraisement wil l be for heanng before th s Court on the 21S t day of December, 1973 at 10 00 o clock AM Any person des1nng to fde ex.cept1ons thereto mu!>l file them at least f1ve day s pr1or to the date set for heanng G1ven under my hand and seal of sa1d Court •h 1s 5th day of December 1973 Mann1ng 0 Webster, Judge and ex-o ff1C10 Clerk of said Court By Ann B Watson. Deputy Clerk {12) 1 14, 2tc News, Notes $2895 4 wheel dnve. V B lockmg front hubs automatic trans Mann 1ng 0 Webs ter Probate Judge of sct1d County COM MON PLEAS COU RT PROBATE DIVISIO N MEIG S COU NTY OHIO 30 (12) 7 14 3tc Wanted To Buy 11 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Dec 11,1973 Services Business - Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Dece•seel (ll) ' . dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Le• and chlldren, • Rebecca and Bob Bill. Mrs. Donald Pierce of Athens spent a recent evening with her mother, Mrs. Mary Circle, Mr. and Mrs. James Circle of New Haven, W. Va., called at the Circle home on Sunday and Wllma Ervin and son Wendell, IUlclne, R. D. alao called on Monday evening. Sheryl LeAnn and Patrick Johnson and their uncle, William Carleton, called at the home of Mrs. Dean Brinker on Saturday evening. Thoae vlaltlng with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Taylor on 8\utday were Mr. and Mrs. Warren Role and Paul, Racme R. D., Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Pickens and famUy of Syracuse. Mr. Montego MX, 4 dr ., sedan . Good Selection of Used Cars & Trucks . _____ : GOOD ONLY AT SMITH ·------------------ ~~~!-~~~~:_~0~~~0~,-0~~---------.l ·c ode regulates trailer parks __ Pickup W1th the mflux of people mto has approved plans on a Me1gs County, many people m proposed park, the owner can ....__, the rural areas are contem- proceed. Another mspection platmg puttmg m will be necessary to determure See Ray R1ggs or Roger R1ebel a trailer park. The whether or not the park has Me1gs County Board of been constructed accordmg to Health pomts to the followmg specif1cat10ns. A person can have two procedures reqmred to operate trailers w1thout state Located On St. Rt. 7 985-4100 a trailer park. Chester, 0. specification Three or more Before begmmng th1s project, they must conlact the tratlers reqmres a hcense Oh10 Deparbnent of Health, 1ssued by the local health Southeast District Office, department. This license must Route 3, Box 603, Logan, OhiO, be secured pr10r to the opemng relabve to the reqmrements of of the park and must be the Slate of Oh1o to operate a renewed before January 1st "house trailer park, n "travel each year Termmology unportant to trailer park" or "travel t.r:ailer understandmg the law. overnight port." These House Trailer Park means regulatiOns are set forth m Sectwn 3733 of the Oh10 any s1te, lot, field or tract of Faye Pratt, Mrs. Moore, Mrs land upon wh1ch three or more ReviSed Code . The annual Chr1stmas dmner and two guests, Dora Heaton, After the Slate Department party of the Wmdmg Trail Mrs. Joe Struble and Miss Garden Club was held Wed· nesday mgh1 m the soc1al room Shll'ley Beegle. Places at the !able were of Triruty Church w1th the Charles Taswell's "The Littiest marked by green and red rmlk· dmner bemg served by the Angel," the famthar story of a Happy Harvesters Class. weed pods marked w1th the Terrell, a blue and a red ; dejected angel, the un· Favors and arrangements names in gold. Wh1te pom- Elame Barnhart, two blues; derslandmg he received from were made by the hostess, Mrs. settlas with red lapers were Anna Wiles, a red; Shari another angel, and h1s gift to used on the !able. The Chnst- Mitch, two whites; and Mana John Terrell the ChriSt Child. She concluded Attending were Mrs. Aaron mas tree was m red and the Legar, a yellow and a wh1te. featured an Ribbons to the Wmdmg Trail her program w1th a prayer Kelton, Mrs. Harold Deeth, mantel wntten by Robert LoUis Mrs. Robert Lewis, Mrs. arrangement Of multi.eolored Club members at the County Stephenson . Robert Thompson, Mrs Earl straw flowers around two red Chnstmas show were won by The traveling pnze, donated candles. A cerarmc church and Mrs. Lewis, a blue, two yellows Thoma, Mrs. John Terrell, by Mrs. Keaton, was won by Mrs Cora Beegle, Mrs Uoyd a cone-shaped tree completed and a wh1te; Mrs. Nancy the mantel decoratiOns Also Collins, a white; Mrs. Thomp- Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Terrell used m the decoratiOns was an son, a red, a yellow and a provided the door pnze which arrangement of red car- wh1te, Mrs. Terrell, a blue and was won by Mrs Lewis. Games natiOns, holly and fern flanked a red; Mrs Moore, a white; were played w1th Mrs. Thoma "Two. from Galilee', a novel by red lapers, and a Madonna Mrs Deeth a red, and Mrs. and Miss Beegle winmng the about the love of two people and child arrangement in Kelton, a yellow Jun1or garden pnzes. The decorated gifts were chosen of God t.b prov1de an wh1te, lighted from behind club members rece1vmg rdr placed beneath the tree and Mrs. Kelton conducted the early home for h1s son, was bons were Anna Wiles, a blue; later distributed by Mrs rev1ewed by Mrs. Ben Philson meeting which opened w1th the Marta Legar, a blue and a red; at a meeting Of the Middleport Lord's prayer Devotions by Elame Barnhart, a yellow, and Thompson and Mrs. Beegle. A carol smg concluded the Literary Club held at the home Mrs Terrell were on the top1c Shari Mitch, a white of Mrs carl Horky Wednesday "A Story Of the Christmas Mrs Terrell presented Christmas party. Guest." Members answered mght. Mrs. Philson In her rev1ew roll call with a comment on the remarked that Marjone meanmg of Christmas Mrs. Holmes, author, was the fll'st to Thoma had un exhibit a diSplay attempt to reveal the human of evergreens, 24 vaneties, all .OPTOMETRIST aspect Of the holy family gathered from the area near OFFICE HOURS 9 ·30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSt without departing from the her home. Mrs Kelton read an AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT <T., mv1tallon 1o a lea at the Hill scnptural basis POMEROY. Mrs . Emerson Jones and Dale Garden Club Of Manella and Invited members presided at the meeting w1th Mrs. C. M. Hennesy at the to attend wlth her "FWl wtth Holly" was the p1811o for singmg Of "Sllent Ntght". A Chnsbnas greeting arrangement of the month was g1ven by Mrs. Jones and topic with Mrs Thoma and names for membership was Mrs. Kel!bn receivmg blue submitted. The 12 members nbbons. Reports were given on the attending answered roll call two flower shows With nbbons w1th a Chrlsbnas wish at the Rutland Garden Club show going to Mrs. Lewts, one blue and two reds; Mrs . PLAN WEDDING Thompson, a blue; Mrs. The weddmg of Miss Rebecca Ann Proffitt, Belpre, to Jeffrey Ray Donahue, IUlcine, will be an event of Sunday, Dec 16, at 7 p.m at the Reorgamzed Church of Jesus Chis! of Latter Day Samts, Parkersburg, W. Va -···- .... RIGGS USED CARS Winding Trail club has dinner party Novel reviewed N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. or more self contamed travel tra1lers are parked e1ther free or for remuneration The board of health of the county in wh1ch a house trailer park, travel trailer park or ovem1ght port 1s located can refuse or grant, suspend or revoke any license for failure t.b comply w1th regulations set forth by the slate. Whoover violates regulations set forth in the Oh10 Revised Code Section 3733 shall be fined not more than $100 or unprisoned not more than 90 days or both. house tra1l e r s used for hab1tabon are parked , e1ther free of charge or for remuneration. Travel Trailer Park means any s1te, lot, f1eld or tract of land upon wh1ch three or more travel traders are parked either free of charge or for remuneration . Thts park does not mean that faclhties pro; v1ded m stale parks for the parking of travel trailers wlll be ava1lable Travel Tra1ler Overmght Port means any SJte, lot f1eld or tract of land upon which three IS YOURS J22 41t7 't10 nn:utt U»l1ll1tM%t .. .. " 'H23'Ml5161Jll COME IN for .•• and WORTH MONEY TO VOUI your copy of this beautiful calendar featuring today's most wanted house designs plus wonderful modern home improvementideas. Don't wait -quantity is limited! And remember, it canbe worth$12.00 to you. King Builde~ Supply Co. 405 N. Phone: 2nd 992-3748 Middleport, 0. Central Operating_Company's Philip ~Sporn Plant New Haven, W.Va. Has J'ob Openings For Permanent Employment In The,Followi Skills MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE PLAN SERVICE A New Year's Eve watch service has been plarined for 7·30 p.m., Dec. 31 at the Midway Community Church located on the Langsvllle· Dexter Road. The Rev. Worley Haley is the pastor (ONLY EXPERIENCED PEOPLE NEED APPLY) Larry's of Pomeroy ... "UNDER SELL" Drive a little & Save a Lot! ALKIRE REASSIGNED 14' X 70' -12' X 50' Staff Sergeant Roger S Alkire, son of Mr. and Mrs Felix Alkire, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, has arrived for duty at March AFB, calif. Sergeant Alldre is a refrigeration and alr conditl· oning speciallst, servmg earlier at Ubon Royal Thai AFB, Thalland. He Is a 1967 graduate of Rutland High School. His wife, Charldlne, Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. King, Rt. 1, Rutland 12' X 65'-14'. X 64' We Feature Some ofthe Finest: ' •CROYDON •PARKWOOD •FLEETWOOD •KIRKWOOD •CAMERON Jhese Jobs Provide_~~~llent Wages And A Benefits Program _Which Includes Ute Insurance, Medical Insurance, Disabillity Insurance , Sick Leave, Vacations, Holiday, And Retirement. Although A Strike Is In Progress, The Company Continues To Operate The Plant. APPLICANTS ,AY CALL { 304) 882-2126 (collect) BElWEEN THE HOURS OF 7:30 AM TO 4:00 -PM - TO ARRANGE AN INTERVIEW LARRY'S MOBIU HOMES Frank Glloen, Soles Mar. and Mrs. Frank Hudson and Toni, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hudson and Joy, all of IUlclne, and Leo Taylor called on Monday. Douglas Circle Is a patie~t at Holzer Medical Center. Ph: 992-7777 Pomeroy, Ohio Next Door to the "Jones Boys" -WINTER HOURs9 to 6 Mon. Sat. Closed SUndays PHILIP SPORN PLANT Post Off let lox :NI Now Hovon, Wnl Vlrt~lnll 2SHS Tole,-: oroo c•* ..Z-1111 An Eqllll Oppaltunitr EllpiDJer I --~------.----'' �' 12- The Dailv Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Oec. 14, 1973 REEDSVILLE - The annual tree lighting sponsored by the Riverview Garden Club was conducted Monday evening at the Reedsville Dam Park with Walter Brown the master of ceremonies. He ex1ended thanks to Harllss Frank for donating the tree ; for setting the tree up and decorating 1t to Denver Weber , Gene Wilson and Mr. Frank; to the fire department, for the use of Its fire truck to transport Santa: MEIGS lHEATRE Tonight. Sal. Sun. Dec. 14 -15 -16 " SSSSSSS" (Don 't Say il , Hi ss it) <Technicolor) Strother Mart in •Dick Benedict " PG" THE BOY WHO CRIED WEREWOLF ~ I Technitolor) Kerwin Matthew s Elaine DeVry " PG" Admission: Adults S1.50 Children 7Sc Show Starts 7 p .m . to th£1' personnel at the dam for use of the park , !u the businesses of Reedsville, and w all others who helped to make the event a' success. Music was provided by a brass ensemble from the Eastern High Band directed by CALLED OUT TWICE The Middleport E·R squad was called Thursday at 12 :30 p.m. for Joann Clark who fell in front of the Wallace Jew elry Store, suffering a knee injury. She was taken to the office of Dr. J . J . Davis. AI I: 14 a.m. today it transported Ronnie Bostick, South Second Ave., lo Veterans Memorial Hospital Charles Wills. Two Christmas nwnbers were sung by Girl S.:ou t l)lembers of Troop 67. A short Christmas message was given by Rev. Elden Blake. Mrs. H:trliss Frank, president vt the Riverview Garden dub. Th~ turnPd on tht• lights. To t·ont.:ludc the program , Santa arrived and distributed treats to all children there. ENJOY PARTY REEDSVILLE The OAPSE Christmas party was given by the Riverview Employees Dec. 4 at Riverview School. Gifts were exchanged. Those attending brought a covered dish. Coffee and punch were also served. The meal suffering a poss ible heart was served buffet style. attack. Attending were Mr . and Mrs. C. 0 . Newland, Mr . and Mrs . Raymond Frecker, Rev. and Marriage lJcenses Mrs. Robert Shook, Mr . and Carl Everett Knapp, 50, Mrs . William Hannum, Mr . l...eon, W. Va ., farmer, and and" Mrs. Cecil Caldwell, Mr. Mildred Fern Wiles, 61, and Mrs. Ross Cleland, Mr. · Columbus; John Rickman and Mfs. Francis Benedum, Pauley, 21, Mason, field Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cashtechnician, and Roberta Jo · dollar, Mrs. Grace Weber, Warner, 2·3) Mason, Mrs. lnzy Newell, Mrs. Rubal housekeeper. Caldwell, Mrs. Patty Life, Mrs. Leotta Massar, Mrs. Ina Massar, Mrs. Ileen Swain, Mrs. Mary K. Rose, Mrs. Mamie Headley, Mrs. Opal Hollon, Mrs. Violet Satterfield, Mrs. Sandy Cowdery, Mrs. Darlene Reed and Mrs. Betty Buchanan. Hostesses were Mrs. Dorothy Cashdollar and Mrs. Betty Buchanan. IWLATOMEET The December meeting of Ule lzaak Walton League will 6e . held Monday, Dec. 17 instead of Monday, Dec. 24. Crisis .oclav ~~o nce lS your uPon a time~~ to open a Savings Account. Your money will grow and grow and grow in a safe, high-interest account. And you can "live happily ever after:' (Continued from Page I) furloughed more than 1,000 pilots while canceling more than 2,600 flights, The carriers say total layoffs will exceed 25,000. ALPA President J. J. O'Donnell sent · President Nixon a telegram Thursday saying "commercial aviation industry has been singled out to bear the burden of the energy crisis." The Dai~ thiS' centu ry est abliShed 1872 " Sentinel P ubi I shed daily. except Court St., Pomeroy. Ohio, -45769 . Buslnes Office Phone FDIC Gallagher , Inc .. 12 East ~2nd St. , Nl!'w Y'ork.,New York . Subscr i ption rates : Delivered by carrier' where available 55 cents per wuk; By Motor Route where carrier service not •va il&ble : One month. 12. By mall in Ohi9 and W. Va ., One Year , $16 ; SIK I'!'IOnlh$, ·8.50; Three ,months, $5 .50. · RUTLAND BRANCH Mon ., Tues ., Wed . , Sa t ., 9 a .m .. J p .m. Thu rsday 9 a.m. lo l2 "Noon , Friday9a.m . to7p .m. Elnwhere SlB year ; A hometown friend. Senllnel. ~0 . Stop in the mens and boys department ·_ · plenty of gift suggestions and many special sale prices such as knit shirts - mens robes · ties - belts . socks, han · dkerchiefs,, underwear · slacks. You'll find excellent selections of sizes. styles and colors. · · Then stop in the notions department 1st floor for camera gifts · film - flashcubes · gift wrapping - Hallmark Christmas cards and novelty gift ideas - boxed cosmetic sets sale for men and women . If you're looking for accessories be sure to see the new handbags on the 1st floor -also a big line of jewelry - gloves- Revlon and Coty cosmetics and gift sets. Towels, sheets, pillow cases, table covers, Angel Tread slippers : 01 your trip to the 3rd iloor take advantage of the special sale prices in ladies and childrens ready to wear and then look around at coats · suits· dresses slacks - tops - jackets · sweaters for all ages from size 3 months . up to the very largest. If you are looking for a TV, a radio visit the music department- you'll find many good suggestions for a special gift there and in the drapery section, there are blankets, spreads, curtains, draperies, sewing material and accessories, yarn. throw covers, furniture covers. On the Jrd floor you'll find a complete selection of furniture for every room you · have plus tables. mirr.ors- fireplace- accessories - pictures · lamps and many novelty gifts, · Then· to top off your shopping spree drive to Elberfelds Mechanic Si. Warehouse . Whirlpool appliances - Hoover washers · Magic Chef ranges. carpet by the yard humidifiers - circulating heaters and a lot of other good gifts for some one special . Register here for Whirlpool dishwasher to be given away. No purchase necessary. You need not be present to win. 5 PIECE GROUP ' From Successful Performances In Parkersburg Toyland is in the middle block-wonderful toys- books· bicycles- wagons, dolls. Just stop in and see what's good for the children on your list. They Play It All! Santa Claus Will 6e In . Elbelfelds Toy Store Saturday 2 to 4 PM 10 to 12 PM ........................................................_ SATURDAY NIGHT 10 TIL 2 .. The Meigs Inn Priced $12.50 and ··.59 N. 2nd Ave-. • < • ' Elberfelds Toyland Main Store Mechanic Street Warehouse Open Every Night Til 9 P.M. $15.00 992-3629 I ·Middleport BLAKESLEE Yuur Invited GueM R em·lzill{! Mure Th;m 12,000 tmts High Sunuay upper teens to middle 20s. Cloudy with chance of snow flurries northeast and parlly cloudy elsewhere Sunday night and Monday. Low Sunday night 5 to 10 northwest Fmnilie.~ Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Vallev 42_ PAGE~S~--~----------------------------------------~--~------------~----~-4--SE_C_TI_D_N_S________________~;~~~~~ Gallipolis-Point Pleasant SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1973 Pomeroy-Middleport PRICE 20 CENTS NO. 46 Shop the women's lingerie department on the lsi floor . ladies robes, pajamas. gowns, a big selection of styles and sizes - women's slips, body shirts, bras. girdles , pegnoir sets- and many, many other excellent gift ideas for her. Announcing a new way of Christmas shopping. 0 SHAMROCKS . Ro'Bsh, Homer B. Smith, Terry Shain, Clara Thomas, Janice Couch, Edna Kouns, Joan Childs, Wilma Reiber, William B. Rife, Fred Ritchie, George W. Folmer, Jr ., Victor Perry, Herber! Dixon, Wayne Wilson, Esther Dean, Hoyt Allen, Jr ., and Russell Spencer. Attending the drawing were Judge John C. Bacon, Freeland Norris and Lauren Hoffman, jury commissioner~; Steve Hartenbach representing the sheriff's office, and Nellie Brown of the clerk of court office. + In the housewares department on the 1st floor, another biQ shipment of excellent gifts - electrical appliances-such as coffeemakers - electric skillets - hairdryersirons, blenders- cookware sets in Corning · Club aluminum - Farberware and other well known makes- fine glassware· Corelle dinnerware - bathroom scales. table top cookers and many, many other items you'll want to see. • • Drawn to serve on the petit jury were Georgia Diehl, Bonnie F. Lawrence, Ralph Trussell, Lyle J . Swain, Larry Montgomery, Beverly Sampson, Joe Bolin, Cindy Hoffman, Roger Lee Eskew , Harriett Spencer, Swayne Durst, Henry Cleland, Jr., Dorothy Chaney, Mary Alice Bise Leona S. Enoch, John C. Scragg, -Virgil King, Arthur W. Nease, Edgar Allan Arnott, Terry Beechler, Janet Duffy, Rebecca Tannehill, George Starcher, Ray Alkire, Floyd Spencer, Sylvia Midkiff, Rolland Torrence, Paul Sission, Lester Weather SHOr EVERY FLOOR, EVERY DEPARTMENT (Continued from Page 1) A Brighton, Colo.•, truck driver was struck in the hand by a bullet that pierced the cab of his truck as he was driving it on Interstate 70 three miles east of Watkins, Colo., Thursday. He was not seriously injured. In parts of Michigan, Montana and Nevada drivers stopped their rigs on express~ ways Thursday. State troopers quickly hauled them out_of the way. FIRST TIME EVER AT lHE MEIGS POMEROY - Sixty-three names were drawn Saturday morning in the Meigs County Clerk of Courts office for possible grand or petit jury duty during the January term of court. I' Drawn to serve on the grand jury were Paul D. Bell, Joyce Tackett, Leonard Gilmore, Debbie Clay, Melvin Cross, Gary Norris, Roy VanMeter, Vivian Pierce, Melva Turner, Della Norton, Frances Wilcoxen, Granville Stout, John Hayes, Dorolhy Roush, Charles Bissell, Herschel Wears, Freda Smith and Howard D. Nolan. MAKE ELBERFELDS YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR QiRISTMAS GIFT BUYING. Truckers , 1111 months $9.50 ; three monthS, 1"6. Subscription price ln. ctudu Sunday f.lm "es - • automatic transmission as they provide for greater safety and .more economical operation. Above are Roger Brumfield, transportation supervisor; bus drivers Ruth Smith, Jewell Fife and Carl Cheney, and Sup!. Paul F. Kuhn . Gallia school consolidation ordered Partial clearing and cold tonight, lows in the teens. Saturday cloudy and continued cold with snow likely. Highs in the 20s. National advertising repres.entatlve Bottlnelli · - Grand, petit jury lists drawn . Weather 992 -21S6. Editorial PhOi'll~ 992'· 2157 . Second class postage pa i'd at Pomeroy. Oh io. MAIN OFFICE Mon ., Tues ., Wed ., Thurs . 9a .m .-J p .m . F r i.day 9 a.m . to 7 p . m . Saturday 9a .m . to 12 Noon NEW BUSES - Gallipolis City Schools received three new school buses Friday, the first automatic transmission school buses to be delivered in southeastern Ohio. The State Dept. of Education granted additional funds for the VOL. b Saturdoy by The' Ohro Valley Publllh ing Company, 111 ~lllbor ,_ BY CHET TANNEHILL ''New in Farming '' that appears wt>ekly in POMEROY - C. E. Blakeslee, one of the Sunday Times-Sentinel, will let his the nation' s outstanding agricultural typewriter cool off after this coming Jan , eXten.,ion agenlc;. Saturday announced his 31, effective date of his retirement, acimpending retirement. cording to letters to Dr . Roy M. Kollman, Blakeslee has been - and continues to director, Cooperative Extension Service, be - one of Meigs County's most effective Ohio State University , and to Carl Barnleaders in advancing cultural and hill , chairman, Meigs County Extension economic opportunities. Advisor{ Committee. He is a past president (its firs!) of the " New in Farming" after toda}~ ·s ar. Ohio Valley Area Libraries, presently licle on page 32, will be devoted to a review · preside nt of the Pomeroy-Middleport of extension work in Meigs County since its Library Board and president of the Meigs inception in Ohio 43 ye-ars ago. His County Pioneer and Historical Society, a historical account of extension wor~ in past president of the Middleport.Pomeroy Meigs County since 1940 will be especially Rotary Club, past prPsident of the Meigs valued because the man who wrote it will County Red Cross, and is presently have been the man who did it. Blakeslee chairman of the pastoral relations com- has been Meigs County Extension Agent mittee of the Pomeroy United Methodist since April 15. 1940. Church. Before coming to Meigs County he Professionally - related leadership served as Acting County Extension Agent roles, and recognition , have come as past in four cotu1ties - Jefferson , Pickaway, president of the Ohio County Extension Carroll and Jackson - in the period Agents' Assn .• national committe"eman, November 7, 1938 lo April 15, 1940. This National Association of County was when most counties had only one Agricultural Agents, recognized with a 25- agent. He served while the agents we1·e on year service pin by the National leave for advanced schooling. Association of Extension Agenls, 4-H, and Previously Blakeslee had served as the Distinguished Service Award from the Vocational Agricuitural teacher four yea rs National Assodation of County at Newberry, Mi ch ., and for 14 months at Agricultural Agents. As local agent, he has Chesaning, Mich . been an ex-officio member of the Meigs Blakeslee was born at St. Johns, County -Fair Board. Mich., graduated from Michigan State Blakeslee, authm· of the widely read (Continued on Page 32 ) __ an_d_l_o_ to_1_8 _e'_•e_w_he_re_. ________ . PROGRAM SET The annual Christmas program of t)le Sutton Methodist Church will be held Sunday, Dec. 23, at 7:30 at the church. Everyone is welcome. DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGS·MASdN AREA CHESTER L. TANNEHilL, e ... c. Ed . . ROBERT HOi:FLI.CH, City !dltor the bonk of 1 LONDON - BRITONS BEGAN A CRISIS campaign to conserve dwindling energy supplies today, bracing for a Ulreeday work week, power blackouts 4111d the hardest Christmas since World War n. Church leaders called a day of prayer for the nation. Citizens switched off washing machines and refrigerators. Thousands of commuters stayed home. "In terms of comfort we shall have a harder Christmas than we have known since the war," Prime Minister Edward Heath said Thursday night in a grim nationwide television address. A refusal by coal miners to work overtime, a slowdown by railroad engineers and Arab oil cutbacks caught up with Britain this week ·bringing what government officials called the nation's worst economic ~d social crisis in decades. NEW YORK - GEORGE MEANY, PRESIDENT of the AFU::IO, Thursday quoted large profits reported by the oil industry and urged that the burden of the fuel shortage be shared by industry as well as the public in general. "We don't think it's fair that working poople should lose their johs to the energy crisis while the fat cats get fatter," he said at an Israel Bonds dinner. "Just as we were willing to accept wage and price controls so long as Uley were fair and equitable, we w!ll accept whatever energy conservation programs may be necessary, so long as they are fair and equitable," he added. "But fair and equitable does not mean that workers must freeze in their homes while oil profits go through the roof." Ml!!lny said figures showed third quarter profit increl!SOS ill !973of 91 pet . for Gulf Oil Co.; 80 pet. for Exxon ; and 64.1 pel. for Mobil. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY. OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 PM . Excellent Gift Ideas For Everyone On Yollr Ust CALLED OUT TWICE REEDSVILLE - The Olive Township Volunteer Fire Dept. answered two fire alarms this past week, one to the Tom Marcinko home al Reedsville Rt. I at 12 :30 p.m. Thursday. The firemen were assisted by Ule Chester Volunteer Fire Dept. The other call was to the home ·of Mrs. Phillip Osborne Dec. 8 at Reedsville. Olive Township Fire Chief Jack Westfall and firemen thank Chester Fire Dept. . for its assistance in the Marcinko fire . LOCAL TEMPS Temperature in downtown Pomeroy Friday at 11 a.m. was 56 degrees under very cloudy skies. locals to counteract the fuel crisis. pomeroy national bank MRS. BOLEN DIES Word was received in this area today of the death of Mrs. Sally Bolen, Kanapolis, North Carolina . Mrs . Bolen was the mother of Mrs. Dwight Zavilz. The Rev. and Mrs. Zavitz were with Mrs. Bolen at the time of her de~)h . Funeral -services will be held Saturday at II a.m. at the Lady's Funeral Home in North Carolina. The Rev. Zavitz .is the pastor of the Middleport, Syracuse and HarriSonville Presbyterian Churches. Paul J . Getty n, had paid the multimillion dollar ransom and was waiting for the teen-ager's release. CHAPTER TO MEET Xi Gamma Mu Chapter, Beta Sigman Phi Sorority, will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Jennifer Anderson. There will be a gift exchange. proposals from the Union's •ullond 011 Kan Coin Club will .hold a combined business meeting and Christmas purty Monday evening In the social rvom of the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co., Mill St.. Middleport. The social hour and trading session starting at 7 p.m. will precede the meeting when out-of.town dealers will be present to buy, sell and trade material. A 7>-lot coin auction will follow. All interested coin collectors of the area are invited to this ~~seasonal coinfest" _ Metzler. Jean Neal, Helen Holzer Medical Center Nutter, El;!ine Perry , Thomas miscbarges) Mary Beard, Jeffrey Bixler, Reed, Dwight Rees. Leissa David Bradshaw ll, Addie Robson, Mrs. James Ryan and Brown, Dorothy Chandler, daughter, Raymond Sayre, William Cooper, Mrs. John Ernest Sharp, Ida Stiffler, Dailey , Thelma Fellure, Celesta Switzer, Mrs. Gary Danyana Gillenwater, Mar- Tilley, and daughter, Ronald jorie Gilliland, ~enneth Toland, Gwendolyn Van Meter, Goodin, Mary Hawk, Barbara Mrs . Donald Walker and Hensley, Urace Krider, Sarah daughter. (Births) Mayo, Kathy McDaniel, Lonie Mr. and Mrs. John Stahl, a daughter, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs . Leonard Lyons, a daughter, Pomeroy: Mr. and ENSEMBLF.S TO PLAY Mrs . James Burris, a son, The brass choir and trumpet Vinton. quintet of the Me1gs High School band directed by Dwight Goins will present a Veterans Memorial Hospital program of Chrisbnas Carols at the 10 :25 a.m. morning ADMISSIONS Ralph worship service at Trinity Shain, Syracuse; Edith McCoy, Syracuse; Eunice Halsey, Church, Pomeroy, Sunday. Tuppers Plains: Hattie Nesselroad, Darwin; Bertha Marlow, Syracuse; David SERVICE SET A candlelight service will be Scott, New Ha·ven; Leolia held at 7 p.m. Sunday at the Miller, Mason. Racine-PorUand Latter Day DISCHARGES - Bessie Napper, RosH Greene. Saints Church. • CLUB TO MEET The Meigs County Riding Club will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Salisbury township building. there will be election of officers. While not mentioning strike threats specifically, O'l)onnell said a special meeting of the union's executive council would be held Dec. 19 to assess oomero, News. HOSPITAL NEWS · tu be combined Blakeslee will • • retzre zn 1974 in Briefs • • (Continued from Page I) ' flu!iLIWSS, fun Tree lighting conducted at Reedsville ELBERF,ELDS IN POMEROY ·~------------------------~--~' the mad russian is a happy irishman Epling busy on showman circuit GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis' "biggest talent" - at 6-3 and 300 lbs. - is still entertaining people at home and from coast to coast. He's been especially busy this Chrislmas time. John Epling, Sales manager of M. T. Epling Co., and former Prosecuting Attorney of Gallia County, continues to entertain people of all ages, in crowds of all st,.s, in gatherings of all kinds . Believe it · or not, he is seen daily wearing a heavy thatch of auburn hair (real). Know to many thousands across ' America as "The Mad Russian" (Dr. Vladimir Koslov) he has a presentation that must be experienced to be understood. As the sly Dr. Koslov, Epling is transformed into the hairless aparatnik heavy seen above. John is known to others for his songs, his lectures on government and patriotism, and his Christian testimony. He played one of the leadlng roles in this year's "Gallia Country" pageant, and most recenUy has been busy entertaining at local Christmas parties for business, industry and other groups. He Is associated with KANDE Enterprises, Gallipulis. .PRIZES AWARDED MIDDLEPORT ~ Five prizes were · awarded Friday in conjunction with the annual promotional program of Middleport merchants. Receiving the awards were Art Gilmore, Pomeroy, 22-inch television; Margaret McKenzie, Pomeroy Route 4, a f3.piece dlnner set; Melvin R. Halley, Crown Clty Route I, cedar chest; Mrs. Robert Reeves, . Racine Route I, portable stereo, and John M. Nelson, Rutland, electric broom. The final awarl!ing of prizes will be next Friday. No purchaoe is required to participate. . -·'~ " It wlll be a very tough year BY DALE ROTHGEB JR. major financial problem if the confinancially for this newly created GALLIPOLIS . - Gallia County's solidation became effective in January as district. I just hope the people have Board · of Education Saturday afternoon originally planned. patience with us, " Bradbury said. According to state law, once a new approved the consolidation of the county's Beginning in January, teachers in the four school districts effective Jan. 7, 1974. school district is created all teaching and The board had previously voted io non-teaching personnel in the school Hannan Trace, North Gallia and Southcreate a new school district but did not set . districts affected go under the same salary western districts will receive pay hikes. ranging from a minimum $500 for starting Ule date since finances were a major schedule. problem. Currently, Kyger Creek District · instructors to over $800 for teachers Saturday, County School Supt. C. teachers are $200 over the state minimum holding Master's Degrees with 11 years of Comer Bradbury advised the board that toachers' salary schedule of $6,400 and will service. So;ne non-teaching employees llle Slate Department of Education had go to $6,900 base starling· salary in will get as much as a $2,000 rai:;e, All existing local boards of education requested the consolidation become ef- January. The Kyger Creek Board earlier fective as previously planned in January, this month approved its pay raises in- wiU be eliminated on Jan. 7 as will the 1974. · eluding $300 for teachers; $350 for its local superintendents' jobs and the board Granville Burnette made the administrators and five pet. increases to clerks' positions. It has been suggested that three of the resoluti£?n dec1aring the creation of a Iiew · all its non-certified employes. In order to equalize the teaching and four local superintendents, Frank local school district from the Hannan Trace, Kyger Creek, North Gallla and non certified employees' salaries, the Cremeans of Kyger Creek, Dave Campbell Southwestern Local Districts. county board ne.eded $134,000. of North Gallia and Dennis Murdock of All board members present, Truman According to Supt. Bradbury, North Hannan Trace will · be retained as Sheets, Burnette, Fred Greenlee and Gallia District has over $100,000 left in its assistants to Bradbury. Lloyd L. Myers, MeiTill Bunce voted for it. C. A. Evans was 197S budget and Hannan Trace District has acting superintendent at · Southwestern, absent. No referendum petition opposing approximately $10,000. With that money at will continue as high school principal. consolidation had been filed during the 30 hand, the State Department of Education AU records from the four districts will day grace period from Nov , 10 through . indicated consolidation should not be be brought to an office in Gallipolis to be Dec. 10. delayed. designated where a new clerk will be Last month, Supt. Bradbury stated The remaining amount needed will be employed by the Gallia County Local that no effective date be placed on the provided from the other budgets and state Board of Education: · The clerk will be employed at the resolution because the board faced a · foundation funds. board's organizational meeting at 9 a.m. Monday, Jan . 7. At that session, the board will also choose a name for the new district and discuss the status of the three other school superintendents and four outgoing board clerks, Mrs. Ann Belville of Hannan Trace; Mrs . Naomi Beman , Southwestern; Mrs. Doris Roush, Kyger Creek and Mrs. Ruth Evans of North Gallia. It was suggested that one clerk be chosen and the others be kept as secretaries to help .the new clerk since she will be saddled with many problems. The clerk will be responsible for the financial operations of the district, setting up the employes' payroll and handling the board's bills. The county board will serve as the ' newly created local board of education. They are Merrill Bunce, Granville Burnette, Fred Greenlee, J. E. "Dick" Cremeens and Bruce Stout. Following the ' 1 county board meeting Jan. 7, the local ~ I .,. -. .... , I "'' .. ' t \, _· ( . AREA HOOP SHOOT WINNERS - Pictured willl Carroll Waugh, left, chairman of the Gallipolis Elks Ullrd annual area hoop shoot contest, are the three 1973 area winners. Left to tight are Dan Spencer, Rt. 2, Coolville; Tim Lanier, Rt. 2, Bidwell, ancl Sam Hale, Rt. 4, Oak Hill. Third hoop shoot held GALLIPOLIS - Winners of the Sam Hale, 9, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gallipolis Elks Lodge's third annual hoop Hale, Rt. 4, Oak Hill, won his division after shoot contest were determined here four runoffs. Hale, all told, sank 24 of 45 Saturday afternoon in the GAHS gym. during the afternoon event. Hale attends Don Spencer, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cadmus elementary school. Richard Spencer, Rt. 2, Coolville, and a Carolll Waugh, chairm'!!' of the 1973 sevenIll grader at Tuppers Plains, won the event, said more than 35 boys participated 12year-old division honors, sinking 15 of 25 in Saturday's finals. Preliminary rounds attempts. For Spencer, it was his second were held at various schools in Gallia and title in two years. He advanced to ~he Meigs earlier this winter. Gallipolis city district in 1972 as a II year-old winner. · school district did not participate this Tim Lanier, 10, son of Mr. and Mrs. year. · Garland Lanier Rt. 2, Bidwell, captured Winners now will take part in district Ule !().year-old division title. Lanier also competition. Time and place will be ansank 15 of 25 attempts. He attends Rio nounced . District winners will advance to Grande elementary -school. the state finals in January. ' " Carr named president POMEROY - William Carr, Route 2, Coolville, is the new president of the Meigs County Farm Bureau Federation. Oris Roush, Route I, Langsville, was elected vice-president; Sylvia Midkiff, Route 3, Pomeroy, W&.$ elected secretary, and Jack W. Carsey, Middleport, was elected treasurer. Henry Frank was appointed as public affairs chairman . It was reported to the boai'd, which met Dec . 14, that the organization's membership was coming in "very good", well ahead of the previous year. A report on the state annual meeting was given by Golden R. Canaday, state trustee, and Henry Frank, delegate. The board also announced new bumper stickers protecting members vehicles agaill6t theft would be available through the organization and that the Auto Reward Program would be effective January I, 1974. board will organize to transact all local board business. Principals in the present districts will be in charge of their buildings and wil! be responsible to the newly created Gallia County Local Board of Education. Principals are Paul Dillon at Hannan Trace; Robert L. Lanning, Kyger Creek; •Lloyd Myers, Southwestern and Cliff Wilson, North Gallia. Elementary principals are Max Haffelt, Addaville and Cheshire-Kyger; Robert Powell, Vinton; Charles Dowler, Bidwell-Porter; Herman Sprague, Centerville; Paige Sheets , Cadmus and A!lee Fulks, Hannan Trace. All contracts. held under the existing boards of education will be honored under lhe consolidation. In all, 3,118 students, 171 teachers and about 150 non-certified employees are affected by the consolidation. Four hurt in headon crash JOHN LUSHER GALUPOLIS - Four persons were GALLIPOLIS ~ John Lusher has injured in a headon collision at 6:45p.m. won Gallia County's "Voice of Friday at the junction of Rt. 7 and 143 in Democracy" contest sponsored by Meigs County. The Veterans of Foreign Wars of the The Gallia-Meigs Post State Highway . U. s; and the Ladles Awdllary of the Patrol said an auto driven by -Delores U.F.W., locally by Galllpolls Chapter Bush, 49, of Oak Hill, pulled into the path of 4464 of the U.F.W. Thirty-one a car operated by John W. Lizon, 53, of students competed. Lusher Is son of_ Addison. Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles Lusher, Route Injured were Mrs . Bush,'i and three I, Crown City. A student at Hannan passengers in the Lizon car, Betty Lizon, Trace High School, he will receive a 41, Addison; Mary .Mula to, 38, and Andrew $100 Savings Bond and his winning Mulato, 40, both of Gallipolis. They were entry will be entered In the District taken to the Holzer Medical Center by the Contest at Chillicothe December 27. Pomeroy Emergency Squad. · Runner-up was Jenny Ehman, a Mrs. Bush was admitted with minor student at Southwestern Hlgb·School. lacerations and abrasions. The others Miss Ehman will receive a $50 were treated and released. Mrs. Bush was Savings Bond. charged with DWI. There was heavy damage to both vehicles. A second accident occurred at 2:30 a.m. Saturday on Rt. 35, east of Rio Grande where an auto driven by John L. Glover, 28, Gallipolis, struck the rear of a car operated by Clifford J . Hall, 41, of Columbus. ' Glover was charged with failure to GALLIPOLIS - Gallia County stop within the assured clear distance sheriff's deputies Friday were checking . while Hall was booked for OWl. out a missing person's report on 13-year old Christine Heck of 375 Debby Dr., MANAGER NAMED Gallipolis. COLUMBUS (UP!) ~Pete O'Grady, Miss Heck, 5-2 and weighing 125 director of the Ohio Department of High- pounds, was last seen Friday wearing a way Safety and former executive director purple coat with a fur collar. and chairman of the state Democratic Deputies investigated the theft of two party, will manage Gov . John J . Gilligan's bottle gas tanks taken from the mobile re-election campaign. home of Albert Hively on Woods Mill Rd. and a complaint filed by Vernon Henry on Lower . River Rd. on his mail box which MAN KILLED was torn down , COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Robert Dowe, One arrest Was David M. Stlllllp, 18, Rt: 34, Collllllbus, was killed early Saturday 1, Cheshire, charged with resisting arrest . when his car hit a truck that had made an and disorderly conduct. illegal turn, police said~ The truck driver, Frank Stanford, Navarre, Ohio, was charged with manslaughter. KILLED IN ROBBERY COLUMBUS (UP!) - Thomas R. ACTOR CHARGED CLEVELAND (UP!) - Mel Stewart, Dickenson, 25, Columbus, was shot and 42, a member of the cast of "All in the killed Friday night during a robbery atFamily" is scheduled to · &~pear in court tempt at a service station here. Witnesses here Monday to answer charges of raping told police that Dickenson, an attendant at a 16-year-old Cleveland Heights girl on the station, firect a sholgun at his a~ilant and possibly wounded him. Dec, I. Teenager, 13, said missing ' .I ' .I I • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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