https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/67f8e26825d33a3f98e9274aaaf31339.pdf bce19b6b9636bb4f3e0527dc9d44c973 PDF Text Text ' 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 • �• Pupils to present Humperdink opera ' HA'ISEL AND GRETE:L CHOIR - Making up the choir for Humpt'rdinck 's opera, " Hansel and Gretel" are , knee hng, left to nght, JcMifer Ohlinger , Brenda Richards, Robin Dugan , Oeo Bego, Kenny Cook, Randy Smith, Susan Sprague, Cindy Thompson, Kim Seth, Maria Legar, Angie Barton, ()<ma Grover, Barbara Murphy, Brenda Chappelear, Tom Oweru., Scott McKinney, Lena Phalin, Kim Warner, and Teresa Almanza ; and standing, Kelly Thoma, Ellora Faulkner , Penny Steinmetz, Beth Perrin, J~n Betzing, Lori Rupe, Cherie Lightfoot, Lee Lewis, Tim Faulk, Rena Lefeb re, Jenny Wilson , Connie Mossman, Christine fry, Savannah Smith, Linda Rosenbaum, Kallly Wh itlatch, Jeffrey Smith, Darle_ne Dunn, .John Harper , Linda Kovalchick, Deena Nease, Andrea Riggs, Christopher Judge, Susan Zirkle, Kenda Braun, Janie Sisson. Singing in the choir but not present for the pictu!'e were Carrie Bear hs, Sandy Miller, Julie RiChards, Shelley Roush and Vicki Sheets. ! ..J. 1 --r I - ...... <til .'- \ VICKIE MORRISON, right, narrates "Hansel and Gretel" which will ·b e presented Wednesday and Thursday at th e Pomeroy Elementary School. Pictured here with her are Brenda Fry, one of the angels , and Kimberly Patterson , a member of the gingerbread cookio chorus. , {{ POMEROY - Engelbert Humperdlnck's opera, the delightful story or " Hansel and Gretel", will be presented Wednesday and Thursday by students of the Pomeroy Elem~ntary School under direc~on of Mrs. Gladys Foley, vocal music teacher . The opera will be given only for the student hody this week, but will be presented to the PTA on Jan . 14 at 7:30p.m . Leading roles ·ar e taken by J eff Nash and Rochelle McDaniels. The other parts are taken by Sandi Miller, the m othe r ; Rick y Ride r , the father : Vicki Sheets, llle witch ; Tammy E:ichinger, the dew fairy; Ricky Smith, the sand man . Their understudies are J ohn Beaver, .Angela Curtis , Anna Wiles, Clifford Murray, Linda Eason , Vickie MorrisQn, and Roger Kovalchick . The bell ringer.s are Chris Judge, Deena Neece, Linda Kovalchick, and Andrea Riggs, and playing llle linger c ymbals will be Lori Rupe and Susan Hyse ll . The opera is narrated by Vickie Morrison, Jell Nash is the pianist, Rick Blaettnar the s ta ge manager , . Steve Williams , the electrician, Greg Lee, the coordinator. In the gingerbread cookie chorus are Kristm Anderson, Heinz Coats, Melanie Dillard, Dreama Eblin, Joe Hensley, Brent Houdashelt, Tony Jew ell , Kail Knapp , Mi.ke Miller, Kimberly Patterson, Tammy Pettit, Jimmy Sheets, Connie Smith, Greg Thomas, Melinda Thomas, and James Wamsley . Cast as angels are Jim Betz, Jack Braley , Brenda Fry, Shawn Gilmore, Belinda Grimm, Mary Beth Hawley, Julia Hayes, Mary Klein, Mark Mattox, Rhonda Miller, Kim Mu1ford , Victor Painter, Chri s tina Smith , Mike Whitlatch, and Paul Sprauge. Stag e settings tor the production were made by the fifth grade class of Mts. Mary Hysell. Creating the house of candy were Paige Carr, !reeky Mitchem, Bhavana Goradia, Cleo · Bego, Brenda Chappal ear, EJlora Faulkner, Savannah Smith, and Connie Mossman . The interior, a separate setting, was made bv 3- The SWldu)' Times- Sentinel, Sunday, De<·. 16. 1973 Open house set SCADS OF REVERSIBLE, FABRIC, EVENING BAGS Peddler's Pantry STATE 8 THIRO _ _ _ _ _ _ GALLIPOliS . OHIO _ Divorce petition filed Custom Crafted in fine leathers at a remarkable Sale Price Now Onl y I I I e'ler r Oh io ' ~ _,:..---- " PG" TH E BO Y VIHO CRI E D W E REWOLF {Tec hnico lorl Kerwin Matthews Elaine DeVry "PG" dmi ss ion : Childr e n 75c Show Starts 7 p .m . Monday thru Saturday December 11· 22 NOT OPEN !?DrrP/// .O. POl. LO 1 000 TO 000 Tell her you lOve her every day of Ihe year w1th a d1amond ring from Keepsake You can choose a K€€psake 01atnon-d Rtng w1th confrdence. because 1t's guaranteed. permanently regrstered and protected aga1nst loss BETTER FO OTWEAR FOFI THE fAM ILY VENTlJRA I OOO TO 00'0 SILVER BRIDGE PlAZA , WE O i c RING l; lol BA SSV oo 00 t ooo \Vidt· ~t· lt•c trrm ui ~~~ ~ ~s] ·~! thru 12 .uul ntdth~ B t hru D. GENUINE lEATHER GEO~GE BOOT. Av<rd,lhll· GENUINE lEATHER \.0./id e '-l' il'< trlltl nr MONK STRAP SHOE . i\vadirhlt• 111 hnth hi.H k t~n·d l';«ro\\f1 pt•hh lr• gr,u il lv<lllwr .. '\ill'' 71! l hru 12 .1nd wHhh~ B t hr u 0 . ill huth hL I< k .1r1d hrt)\\'11 pPhillL' gr,un h.'d l h er. CLARK'S JEWELRY STORE AVE. . v a·rrev A HOUSE OF CANDY was created by these fifth grade girls in the class of Mrs. Mary Hysell for the ''Hansel and Gretel" production at the Pomeroy Elementary School. Pictured with the house are seated front, left to right, Paige Carr, Becky Mitche:n, and Bhavana Goradia. Standing holding the candy canes are Cleo Bego, Brenda Cbappalear, and EUora Faulkner, and behind the house are Savannah Smith and Connie Mossman. Paper plate "cookies" for the roof of the house were made by the first graders. One of hundreds of distinctive your life • • • gifts, where it 's fun to shop ... in our new gift dep 't. Iyelilre Scented candles in all shapes and flavors, floral arrangements, Me n . Now there is. a hair re pla ce m e nt a s natural looking as the hai r g r ow ing out of h is own scalp , We've combi n e d th e bes t fea t ur es of Synthetic an d H uman Hai r lo gi ve hi s ,new "crown ing glory" long la s ting col o r and sty leabili l y . Ge t you r man in st yle with a full head of hair and watc h th e m a g ic w o rk. Send fo r free info r matlo.1 or c all for an ap po in t m ent. Th ere's no obl igat ion . ' · 1 I I I 1I . 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We Want To Serve You --SUNDAY SPECIALS DECEMBER 16th ONLY "ENJOY YOUR CHRISTMAS DINNER EARLY" ROAST TURKEY DINNER WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS INCLUDING YOUR DESSERT '1.75 'PAST, · COURTEOUS SERVICE '' '). • I I I ' ',, I t , •• • • t ••... •• : Lafayette Mall Gallipolis We are participating in Gallipolis chants Shop-A-Rama . Mer:· When you give a man Aramis for Christma:s, you'll both be gelling a present. Because Aramis has a Scent of Success that a man can identify with. And a peppery:potent, warm-blooded message that every woman appreciates. Come in today and select from our exciting array of Aramis gift sets, all handsomely wrapped in lamed Aramis tortoise-design orrich brown velour. Each a remembrance Ihat will go on giving long after Christmas has passed. c $12 SOME · Free alteration everything sold. •• · HEY! MOM AND DAD: • Cowboys .and Indian s • The Deve lopm ent of M an .. BLAZER & SLACK 128 SETS t' accessories in brass, ceramtcs, • Wildern ess Reg ions WRAP RIM UP IN ARAMIS ••• AND GIVE YOURSELF A PRESENT! SOME pictures, easels, mirrors, pillows, • • Ga rd ening SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA ONLY Phone 446-7733 PANT SUITS SIS. DRESSES ' GALLIPOLIS STORE Give Time-Life Books For Christmas Books On Cooking :/?estamwnt 300 Second Avenue WHILE THEY LAST! ' thi For the time of your life ... 1 ~,~~\ ~ <·.. ")' was unable to stop, striking the McLaughlin car. McLaughlin wa s laken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by the NAME OMlTIED GALLIPOLIS - Mts. Dale (Linda) McCabe, Columbus, is a surviving daughter of Tenny Saunders. Her name was omitted in Mr. SaW>der's death notice Thursday. '•' SIZES 5 T.!J 22Vz m info rmation on DISCOUNTERS! DECEMBER 16th AT .-----~~---------------- ,. damage Ill both vehicles. l'<o citations were issued . NOW TIL JANUARY 1st, 1974 VISIT SANTA CLAUS SUNDAY 50 pe t . Sy nt he t ic Hairpi ece Please send rile •• . - , l a ! Columbus between Gilli gan and his aides. The newspaper reported Gilligan met Metzenbaum at the Mansion Friday night (or 60 tninules and informed him . of the decision. The governor 's office would neither confirm nor deny the Plain Dealer's report , but said Gilligan would make an annoUncement in the next lew days. . Sundar • tor ' CLEVELAND ( UP!) Cleveland industrialist Howard M. Met2enbaum will be named by Gov. John J . Gilligan to fill the Wlexpired term of Sen. William B. Saxbe, R.()hio, it was reported today. The decision to appoint Metzenbawn, according to a copyright story in the Plain Dealer, was made .Thursday night at a meeting at llle Governor's Mansion in '· Put a New Man wi t h I Of the Bend I The Christmas Gift Of . Year~Round Love.. Metzenhaum to be a senator / •• Ohio ~ 56 :11. P ubliSh'ed ev ery we e k d a y even i ng e xc ept Sat u rda y . Se co11d Clan Posta~;~e Pa id ~ I Gi!lllpolls, Oh io .456JI. T H E D AI LY SENT I NE L 111 Co urt St ., Pom eroy. 0 . • 57 69. PubliShed every w eek day even ing u ce pt Sal ur day . En ler ed a s second clo!i ss ma i l ing maller at Pom l!roy, Ol'l io P os t Off ic e . B y c o~~rrlflr do!i l l y e nd , Sundo~~y , SSe per week . MA I L SUB SOI I PTI ON RA TES T hl! G all iPol iS Tr i bune in 0n l o and West V Irg in i a one vear t. 15, six mon ths $8 , three t,.,onths SS. el sewl'lere S1 7 per )'t! ar , SI X mon th s ill , th r ee rr ont hs U .SO . · The Da ll y Senlinel. on e year Sl6 .00. Sill rn ontr.s U .50. th ree mon ths SS.OO . The Un i t ea Pre ss In te rn atio nal Is el{ cl us l ve ly en l itl ed t o the u se t or p u b llc a)i on o f all news d isp at c hes credited to th i s ne w spape r an d also the loc a l ne ws publi shed her ein . t b on't Say i t , His .. i'i (Techn icolor ) Strother Ma ... ~i (l Di.c k Benev .ct POMElWY - The Meigs County Sheriff's Department I ·- · I investigated an accident I ~ I Friday at >: 15 p .m . on Pomeroy's East Main St. in B y Bob Hoeflich which the Pomeroy . police Interested in traclllr pulling? t ruiser was involved. U SO, you 'll he happy to know that a ~roup of farmers in Rolland E. Smith, Pomeroy southeastern Ohio have formed \he Southeastern Ohio Traclllr policeman , was traveling east Pullers Club. in response to a raU to assist Tile club has been accepted as a member in the Ohio State the State Highway Patrol. As Traclllr Pullers Assn., and the National Tractor Pullers Assn. Smith attempted to pass a car At 8 p.m. T uesday a special meeting will be held at lllc also traveling east driven by secretary's office on llle Rock Springs Fairg rounds to lay llle Bill M. Mc Laughlin, 23, ground rules for 1974 and to accept memberships. Regular club Pomeroy, Rt. 3, McLaughlin meetings will be held at 8 on the first Tuesday of each monlll. attempted to ma ke a left hand The club is in the process of building a national organization turn onto Spri ng Ave. approved pulling track at llle fair grounds and is making Smith applied brakes but prepara tions for some pulls in 1974 with one to be held near J uly 4 and a nother during the county fair in August. Anyone inte rested in the program is invited to attend HE MAY BOWOUT Tuesday night's meeting. Jim Carnahan of Racine Route I, is (U P! ) COLU MBUS president , a nd Jim Codner, Racine Route 2, is secretary. Joseph T. Ferguson, the 81year -<>ld Democrat who has TIME MARCHES RIGHT a long and \he Christmas holiday held sta te-wide offi ce · duri ng nears . the last five decades a nd Personnel of the Meigs CoWlty Infirmary and the Meigs served as state a uditor l on~e r County Children's Home are hoping to get a good public r esponse tha n anyone in Ohio history, for the holiday season . Christmas is a highlight at both places, hinted he was con templating thanks to a generous public and we hope th&t it will co ntinue in retirement at the end of his that way. Public fund s, of course , provide no Christmas for t.>rm here Friday night. Gov. residents of either one of these institutions. John J . Gilligan and deputy If you'd like Ill help in some way, do feel free to phone the sta te Aud it or Thomas E . · infirmary, 992-5469 or llle children's . home, 992.,';287 and lei Ferguson, the a udi tor's son, personnel the re know. were among the notables who turned out for a $2.>-a-plate AND, IT'S TIME FOR carols. The choir of llle Ent.>rprise fund raising dinner In the elder United Methodist Church made up of youth and young adults will Ferg u so n's honor at the be out Thursday night serenading on Route 33 from llle Salisbury Lausc he Building on the State School towarda Pomeroy and out Route 7 to Wills Hill. Un- Fairg rounds . doubtedly other groups will be making llleir rounds soon . SCOTT VANVRANKEN, SON of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken, Pomeroy,hasenlisted in the U.S. Navy and will report · to Orlando, Fla. on Jan. 10. Scott bas been working at llle Meigs Equipment Co. since his graduation from Meigs High School last spring . Pu bl i!hlng Co . G A LLI P OLIS OA IL Y T RIB U N E 815 Thir d A ve .. G aftipolis , T ONIGHT Dec. 16 "SSSSSSS" dult s Sl. SO The I JAY LOZIER, SON OF Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lozier of Princeton, N.Y., and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kelton of Minersville, has scored a three point average in his engineering studies at Georgia Tech. SUNDAY tiMES-SENTINEL P·Ubllshed Cruiser in wreck MEANWHILE, THE SALVATION ARMY - always helpful - Is accepting registrations for food baskets and toys for the underprivileged. The registration will be held between I and 5 p.m . Tuesday at the Army's headquarters, 115 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy . Only lllose registered will receive help, Tamm; by E ugene Manley, a ddr ess unkn own. They w~re married Jan. 12, 1968 and have lllree c hildren. The State of Tennessee filed the reciprocal support petition agai nst Normal Ralph Dean of Rt. I, Patriot. Elizabeth C. Dean, his ex-wife seeks support for one minor child. GALLIPOLIS - A petition for d ivorce and a petition for c hild s upport u nder the Recip rocal Act were fi led F r iday in Gallia County Common Pleas Cour t. Nina Seharlene Manley, Rt . I, Bidwell, fil ed charges of gross neglect of du ly and extre me cruelty against Robert LEADING ROLES IN "HANZEL AND GRETEL" are taken by P omeroy Elementary Students , pictured left to n ghl , V1 ck1 Sheel<i, the wi tch ; Ricky Smith, th e sandman ; J eff Nash , Hansel: Rochelle McDaniels Gret.>l · the father Ricky Rider ; the mot her, Sa ndi Miller ;' Eichinger: the Dew Fe r ry. MEIGS THEATRE I VINTON - Open house under the direction of Mrs . activities will begin at i p.m. Ruth George . At 7:4> p .m . a combined Tuesday at North Gallia High Christmas vocal aod band School according to Cliff concert will be presented by Wilson, principal. There will be a " meet the junior and senior high students teachers" session between 1 under Ule direction or Jennie and 7:30p.m. An art show will Machir and David Danko. The public is invited. be held in the school gym, BAGS Jan Betzing. Lena PhaHn , Kenda Braun , Lori Rupe, and Ereth Perrin . Harv ey Whitlatch, Jamey Ash, Kevin Smith, Chris McKinney, and Jerry Fields made the oven, and Ricky Baker, Mike Smith, Dale Riffle and Todd Johnson created the cage. l POmeroy Eft squad and ' was admitled . There was moderate • '----------- -- ------------- ~I Beat. • • "'I on , ALL CUSTOM MADE, INDIVIDUALLY HAND MADE • QUILTS AND OTHER ~HANDCRAFTS NOW TAKING ORDERS FOR THE FIRST OF THE YEARI OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 AM TO 7 PM SATURDAY 1:00 PM TO 6:00 PM N. K. M. ORIGINALS 6 MILES OUT RT. 141 PHONE 446-9359 . . GALLIPOLIS THE VALET THE CONSUL The qroorninq OSSE!Iltlals with a dUierente: a 2 oz. bottle or AmmlB After Shave and a 2¥. oz. 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Altor Shave, I 3.50. �• Pupils to present Humperdink opera ' HA'ISEL AND GRETE:L CHOIR - Making up the choir for Humpt'rdinck 's opera, " Hansel and Gretel" are , knee hng, left to nght, JcMifer Ohlinger , Brenda Richards, Robin Dugan , Oeo Bego, Kenny Cook, Randy Smith, Susan Sprague, Cindy Thompson, Kim Seth, Maria Legar, Angie Barton, ()<ma Grover, Barbara Murphy, Brenda Chappelear, Tom Oweru., Scott McKinney, Lena Phalin, Kim Warner, and Teresa Almanza ; and standing, Kelly Thoma, Ellora Faulkner , Penny Steinmetz, Beth Perrin, J~n Betzing, Lori Rupe, Cherie Lightfoot, Lee Lewis, Tim Faulk, Rena Lefeb re, Jenny Wilson , Connie Mossman, Christine fry, Savannah Smith, Linda Rosenbaum, Kallly Wh itlatch, Jeffrey Smith, Darle_ne Dunn, .John Harper , Linda Kovalchick, Deena Nease, Andrea Riggs, Christopher Judge, Susan Zirkle, Kenda Braun, Janie Sisson. Singing in the choir but not present for the pictu!'e were Carrie Bear hs, Sandy Miller, Julie RiChards, Shelley Roush and Vicki Sheets. ! ..J. 1 --r I - ...... <til .'- \ VICKIE MORRISON, right, narrates "Hansel and Gretel" which will ·b e presented Wednesday and Thursday at th e Pomeroy Elementary School. Pictured here with her are Brenda Fry, one of the angels , and Kimberly Patterson , a member of the gingerbread cookio chorus. , {{ POMEROY - Engelbert Humperdlnck's opera, the delightful story or " Hansel and Gretel", will be presented Wednesday and Thursday by students of the Pomeroy Elem~ntary School under direc~on of Mrs. Gladys Foley, vocal music teacher . The opera will be given only for the student hody this week, but will be presented to the PTA on Jan . 14 at 7:30p.m . Leading roles ·ar e taken by J eff Nash and Rochelle McDaniels. The other parts are taken by Sandi Miller, the m othe r ; Rick y Ride r , the father : Vicki Sheets, llle witch ; Tammy E:ichinger, the dew fairy; Ricky Smith, the sand man . Their understudies are J ohn Beaver, .Angela Curtis , Anna Wiles, Clifford Murray, Linda Eason , Vickie MorrisQn, and Roger Kovalchick . The bell ringer.s are Chris Judge, Deena Neece, Linda Kovalchick, and Andrea Riggs, and playing llle linger c ymbals will be Lori Rupe and Susan Hyse ll . The opera is narrated by Vickie Morrison, Jell Nash is the pianist, Rick Blaettnar the s ta ge manager , . Steve Williams , the electrician, Greg Lee, the coordinator. In the gingerbread cookie chorus are Kristm Anderson, Heinz Coats, Melanie Dillard, Dreama Eblin, Joe Hensley, Brent Houdashelt, Tony Jew ell , Kail Knapp , Mi.ke Miller, Kimberly Patterson, Tammy Pettit, Jimmy Sheets, Connie Smith, Greg Thomas, Melinda Thomas, and James Wamsley . Cast as angels are Jim Betz, Jack Braley , Brenda Fry, Shawn Gilmore, Belinda Grimm, Mary Beth Hawley, Julia Hayes, Mary Klein, Mark Mattox, Rhonda Miller, Kim Mu1ford , Victor Painter, Chri s tina Smith , Mike Whitlatch, and Paul Sprauge. Stag e settings tor the production were made by the fifth grade class of Mts. Mary Hysell. Creating the house of candy were Paige Carr, !reeky Mitchem, Bhavana Goradia, Cleo · Bego, Brenda Chappal ear, EJlora Faulkner, Savannah Smith, and Connie Mossman . The interior, a separate setting, was made bv 3- The SWldu)' Times- Sentinel, Sunday, De<·. 16. 1973 Open house set SCADS OF REVERSIBLE, FABRIC, EVENING BAGS Peddler's Pantry STATE 8 THIRO _ _ _ _ _ _ GALLIPOliS . OHIO _ Divorce petition filed Custom Crafted in fine leathers at a remarkable Sale Price Now Onl y I I I e'ler r Oh io ' ~ _,:..---- " PG" TH E BO Y VIHO CRI E D W E REWOLF {Tec hnico lorl Kerwin Matthews Elaine DeVry "PG" dmi ss ion : Childr e n 75c Show Starts 7 p .m . Monday thru Saturday December 11· 22 NOT OPEN !?DrrP/// .O. POl. LO 1 000 TO 000 Tell her you lOve her every day of Ihe year w1th a d1amond ring from Keepsake You can choose a K€€psake 01atnon-d Rtng w1th confrdence. because 1t's guaranteed. permanently regrstered and protected aga1nst loss BETTER FO OTWEAR FOFI THE fAM ILY VENTlJRA I OOO TO 00'0 SILVER BRIDGE PlAZA , WE O i c RING l; lol BA SSV oo 00 t ooo \Vidt· ~t· lt•c trrm ui ~~~ ~ ~s] ·~! thru 12 .uul ntdth~ B t hru D. GENUINE lEATHER GEO~GE BOOT. Av<rd,lhll· GENUINE lEATHER \.0./id e '-l' il'< trlltl nr MONK STRAP SHOE . i\vadirhlt• 111 hnth hi.H k t~n·d l';«ro\\f1 pt•hh lr• gr,u il lv<lllwr .. '\ill'' 71! l hru 12 .1nd wHhh~ B t hr u 0 . ill huth hL I< k .1r1d hrt)\\'11 pPhillL' gr,un h.'d l h er. CLARK'S JEWELRY STORE AVE. . v a·rrev A HOUSE OF CANDY was created by these fifth grade girls in the class of Mrs. Mary Hysell for the ''Hansel and Gretel" production at the Pomeroy Elementary School. Pictured with the house are seated front, left to right, Paige Carr, Becky Mitche:n, and Bhavana Goradia. Standing holding the candy canes are Cleo Bego, Brenda Cbappalear, and EUora Faulkner, and behind the house are Savannah Smith and Connie Mossman. Paper plate "cookies" for the roof of the house were made by the first graders. One of hundreds of distinctive your life • • • gifts, where it 's fun to shop ... in our new gift dep 't. Iyelilre Scented candles in all shapes and flavors, floral arrangements, Me n . Now there is. a hair re pla ce m e nt a s natural looking as the hai r g r ow ing out of h is own scalp , We've combi n e d th e bes t fea t ur es of Synthetic an d H uman Hai r lo gi ve hi s ,new "crown ing glory" long la s ting col o r and sty leabili l y . Ge t you r man in st yle with a full head of hair and watc h th e m a g ic w o rk. Send fo r free info r matlo.1 or c all for an ap po in t m ent. Th ere's no obl igat ion . ' · 1 I I I 1I . 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We Want To Serve You --SUNDAY SPECIALS DECEMBER 16th ONLY "ENJOY YOUR CHRISTMAS DINNER EARLY" ROAST TURKEY DINNER WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS INCLUDING YOUR DESSERT '1.75 'PAST, · COURTEOUS SERVICE '' '). • I I I ' ',, I t , •• • • t ••... •• : Lafayette Mall Gallipolis We are participating in Gallipolis chants Shop-A-Rama . Mer:· When you give a man Aramis for Christma:s, you'll both be gelling a present. Because Aramis has a Scent of Success that a man can identify with. And a peppery:potent, warm-blooded message that every woman appreciates. Come in today and select from our exciting array of Aramis gift sets, all handsomely wrapped in lamed Aramis tortoise-design orrich brown velour. Each a remembrance Ihat will go on giving long after Christmas has passed. c $12 SOME · Free alteration everything sold. •• · HEY! MOM AND DAD: • Cowboys .and Indian s • The Deve lopm ent of M an .. BLAZER & SLACK 128 SETS t' accessories in brass, ceramtcs, • Wildern ess Reg ions WRAP RIM UP IN ARAMIS ••• AND GIVE YOURSELF A PRESENT! SOME pictures, easels, mirrors, pillows, • • Ga rd ening SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA ONLY Phone 446-7733 PANT SUITS SIS. DRESSES ' GALLIPOLIS STORE Give Time-Life Books For Christmas Books On Cooking :/?estamwnt 300 Second Avenue WHILE THEY LAST! ' thi For the time of your life ... 1 ~,~~\ ~ <·.. ")' was unable to stop, striking the McLaughlin car. McLaughlin wa s laken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by the NAME OMlTIED GALLIPOLIS - Mts. Dale (Linda) McCabe, Columbus, is a surviving daughter of Tenny Saunders. Her name was omitted in Mr. SaW>der's death notice Thursday. '•' SIZES 5 T.!J 22Vz m info rmation on DISCOUNTERS! DECEMBER 16th AT .-----~~---------------- ,. damage Ill both vehicles. l'<o citations were issued . NOW TIL JANUARY 1st, 1974 VISIT SANTA CLAUS SUNDAY 50 pe t . Sy nt he t ic Hairpi ece Please send rile •• . - , l a ! Columbus between Gilli gan and his aides. The newspaper reported Gilligan met Metzenbaum at the Mansion Friday night (or 60 tninules and informed him . of the decision. The governor 's office would neither confirm nor deny the Plain Dealer's report , but said Gilligan would make an annoUncement in the next lew days. . Sundar • tor ' CLEVELAND ( UP!) Cleveland industrialist Howard M. Met2enbaum will be named by Gov. John J . Gilligan to fill the Wlexpired term of Sen. William B. Saxbe, R.()hio, it was reported today. The decision to appoint Metzenbawn, according to a copyright story in the Plain Dealer, was made .Thursday night at a meeting at llle Governor's Mansion in '· Put a New Man wi t h I Of the Bend I The Christmas Gift Of . Year~Round Love.. Metzenhaum to be a senator / •• Ohio ~ 56 :11. P ubliSh'ed ev ery we e k d a y even i ng e xc ept Sat u rda y . Se co11d Clan Posta~;~e Pa id ~ I Gi!lllpolls, Oh io .456JI. T H E D AI LY SENT I NE L 111 Co urt St ., Pom eroy. 0 . • 57 69. PubliShed every w eek day even ing u ce pt Sal ur day . En ler ed a s second clo!i ss ma i l ing maller at Pom l!roy, Ol'l io P os t Off ic e . B y c o~~rrlflr do!i l l y e nd , Sundo~~y , SSe per week . MA I L SUB SOI I PTI ON RA TES T hl! G all iPol iS Tr i bune in 0n l o and West V Irg in i a one vear t. 15, six mon ths $8 , three t,.,onths SS. el sewl'lere S1 7 per )'t! ar , SI X mon th s ill , th r ee rr ont hs U .SO . · The Da ll y Senlinel. on e year Sl6 .00. Sill rn ontr.s U .50. th ree mon ths SS.OO . The Un i t ea Pre ss In te rn atio nal Is el{ cl us l ve ly en l itl ed t o the u se t or p u b llc a)i on o f all news d isp at c hes credited to th i s ne w spape r an d also the loc a l ne ws publi shed her ein . t b on't Say i t , His .. i'i (Techn icolor ) Strother Ma ... ~i (l Di.c k Benev .ct POMElWY - The Meigs County Sheriff's Department I ·- · I investigated an accident I ~ I Friday at >: 15 p .m . on Pomeroy's East Main St. in B y Bob Hoeflich which the Pomeroy . police Interested in traclllr pulling? t ruiser was involved. U SO, you 'll he happy to know that a ~roup of farmers in Rolland E. Smith, Pomeroy southeastern Ohio have formed \he Southeastern Ohio Traclllr policeman , was traveling east Pullers Club. in response to a raU to assist Tile club has been accepted as a member in the Ohio State the State Highway Patrol. As Traclllr Pullers Assn., and the National Tractor Pullers Assn. Smith attempted to pass a car At 8 p.m. T uesday a special meeting will be held at lllc also traveling east driven by secretary's office on llle Rock Springs Fairg rounds to lay llle Bill M. Mc Laughlin, 23, ground rules for 1974 and to accept memberships. Regular club Pomeroy, Rt. 3, McLaughlin meetings will be held at 8 on the first Tuesday of each monlll. attempted to ma ke a left hand The club is in the process of building a national organization turn onto Spri ng Ave. approved pulling track at llle fair grounds and is making Smith applied brakes but prepara tions for some pulls in 1974 with one to be held near J uly 4 and a nother during the county fair in August. Anyone inte rested in the program is invited to attend HE MAY BOWOUT Tuesday night's meeting. Jim Carnahan of Racine Route I, is (U P! ) COLU MBUS president , a nd Jim Codner, Racine Route 2, is secretary. Joseph T. Ferguson, the 81year -<>ld Democrat who has TIME MARCHES RIGHT a long and \he Christmas holiday held sta te-wide offi ce · duri ng nears . the last five decades a nd Personnel of the Meigs CoWlty Infirmary and the Meigs served as state a uditor l on~e r County Children's Home are hoping to get a good public r esponse tha n anyone in Ohio history, for the holiday season . Christmas is a highlight at both places, hinted he was con templating thanks to a generous public and we hope th&t it will co ntinue in retirement at the end of his that way. Public fund s, of course , provide no Christmas for t.>rm here Friday night. Gov. residents of either one of these institutions. John J . Gilligan and deputy If you'd like Ill help in some way, do feel free to phone the sta te Aud it or Thomas E . · infirmary, 992-5469 or llle children's . home, 992.,';287 and lei Ferguson, the a udi tor's son, personnel the re know. were among the notables who turned out for a $2.>-a-plate AND, IT'S TIME FOR carols. The choir of llle Ent.>rprise fund raising dinner In the elder United Methodist Church made up of youth and young adults will Ferg u so n's honor at the be out Thursday night serenading on Route 33 from llle Salisbury Lausc he Building on the State School towarda Pomeroy and out Route 7 to Wills Hill. Un- Fairg rounds . doubtedly other groups will be making llleir rounds soon . SCOTT VANVRANKEN, SON of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken, Pomeroy,hasenlisted in the U.S. Navy and will report · to Orlando, Fla. on Jan. 10. Scott bas been working at llle Meigs Equipment Co. since his graduation from Meigs High School last spring . Pu bl i!hlng Co . G A LLI P OLIS OA IL Y T RIB U N E 815 Thir d A ve .. G aftipolis , T ONIGHT Dec. 16 "SSSSSSS" dult s Sl. SO The I JAY LOZIER, SON OF Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lozier of Princeton, N.Y., and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kelton of Minersville, has scored a three point average in his engineering studies at Georgia Tech. SUNDAY tiMES-SENTINEL P·Ubllshed Cruiser in wreck MEANWHILE, THE SALVATION ARMY - always helpful - Is accepting registrations for food baskets and toys for the underprivileged. The registration will be held between I and 5 p.m . Tuesday at the Army's headquarters, 115 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy . Only lllose registered will receive help, Tamm; by E ugene Manley, a ddr ess unkn own. They w~re married Jan. 12, 1968 and have lllree c hildren. The State of Tennessee filed the reciprocal support petition agai nst Normal Ralph Dean of Rt. I, Patriot. Elizabeth C. Dean, his ex-wife seeks support for one minor child. GALLIPOLIS - A petition for d ivorce and a petition for c hild s upport u nder the Recip rocal Act were fi led F r iday in Gallia County Common Pleas Cour t. Nina Seharlene Manley, Rt . I, Bidwell, fil ed charges of gross neglect of du ly and extre me cruelty against Robert LEADING ROLES IN "HANZEL AND GRETEL" are taken by P omeroy Elementary Students , pictured left to n ghl , V1 ck1 Sheel<i, the wi tch ; Ricky Smith, th e sandman ; J eff Nash , Hansel: Rochelle McDaniels Gret.>l · the father Ricky Rider ; the mot her, Sa ndi Miller ;' Eichinger: the Dew Fe r ry. MEIGS THEATRE I VINTON - Open house under the direction of Mrs . activities will begin at i p.m. Ruth George . At 7:4> p .m . a combined Tuesday at North Gallia High Christmas vocal aod band School according to Cliff concert will be presented by Wilson, principal. There will be a " meet the junior and senior high students teachers" session between 1 under Ule direction or Jennie and 7:30p.m. An art show will Machir and David Danko. The public is invited. be held in the school gym, BAGS Jan Betzing. Lena PhaHn , Kenda Braun , Lori Rupe, and Ereth Perrin . Harv ey Whitlatch, Jamey Ash, Kevin Smith, Chris McKinney, and Jerry Fields made the oven, and Ricky Baker, Mike Smith, Dale Riffle and Todd Johnson created the cage. l POmeroy Eft squad and ' was admitled . There was moderate • '----------- -- ------------- ~I Beat. • • "'I on , ALL CUSTOM MADE, INDIVIDUALLY HAND MADE • QUILTS AND OTHER ~HANDCRAFTS NOW TAKING ORDERS FOR THE FIRST OF THE YEARI OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 AM TO 7 PM SATURDAY 1:00 PM TO 6:00 PM N. K. M. ORIGINALS 6 MILES OUT RT. 141 PHONE 446-9359 . . GALLIPOLIS THE VALET THE CONSUL The qroorninq OSSE!Iltlals with a dUierente: a 2 oz. bottle or AmmlB After Shave and a 2¥. oz. SUck Deodorant, each laced with.\he sllbtlo fraqrance of Ararolo, S.SO. A blue chip introduction to the inlmi- · • .~ table fra9rance that has become the siqnaturn of contemporary men the world over: 2 o~ - Cologne and 2 oz. _ After ShavE!.' 6. 75. ~- j ' ·L THE CHANCELLOR The gift for the man who enjoys his Aramis from head ' "~ toe: 2 oz. Aramis Cologne and a rich sudsinq, Aramis· fra~rant Shampoo-on·a·Rope, 8.50 . THE EMISSARY A great gift for every man who really. loves his Aramis! A quarterly clivi· dend ol his favorlle fraQrance duo: 4 oz. Cologne and 4 oz. Altor Shave, I 3.50. �• 5- The Sw"lay T~nes- Sentinel, Sunday. Dec. 16_ 1973 ~~~::~:;:;l;;::~::i~:::·~~·:~::.;:~ ':~:: i,,,.,.,,,~,,,;,,~,.,=~x'>~'''''~''f<''"'','"'''''] and Mrs . Charles Casto, l..<mra Mrs. Chester White, Margaret Brown, Mr . and Mrs. [,uther Simms, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Tracy, l#ucy Hartsook, Mr. and Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Robert A. Powell, Mr. and Daniel Evans . Past o!fieers have party E~~17.f.i,~~g:~Yi~ I ~~~; I ~~~~~·~~~~~ii }~:~:\f:,Ef~; made by ~1rs. Denver Walkt.·r, 'n-1c c<~kt' nas pli:H.'Cd between {\\(J stlver c: anclel.tJbr<l decorated wtth arrangements of nink , orc(!n and lavender • " pompons and bluecornflower.r;. Pres1dm~ at the table \\ere Ml s>· Frcd(t Dillon . Miss Barbara F.bersbach and Mrs. Girree Moore . Miss Terri Woodward registered the • ,J,, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Bush Miss Burcham, Mr. Bush exchange wedding vows GALLIPOLIS - The Grace United Methodist Churc h was the setting for the weddlng of Miss Jud y A. Burcham, daugh ter of Mr . and Mrs. Lee F. Burcham, Lower River Rd., • to Charles W. Bush, Rt. 3, Gallipolis. The groom is the son of Mr . and Mrs. W. Lambert Bush. The double-ring ceremony was an event of Oct. 14 at 2:30 p.m. The church was decorated with two altar vases of white gladioli and carnations, two standin g bas kets of white gladioli and pink ca rnations and one pair of ni ne-branch feat ured a high neckline, full puff sleeves and a belted back, acce nted with a bow . Her headpiece was pink velvet and she carried a nosegay of miniature pi nk Cij,rnations, standard pink C-arnations and lavender pompons. Attendanls were Mrs. James Elliott , Mrs. Tom Stutes, sister · of the groom, Miss Jeri Fife an d Mr s. Robert Haner, Fort Lee, Va . Their dresses were id entical to the matron of honor's and they wore lavender velvet head pieces. They ca r ried nosegays of pink miniat!ll'e and standard carM nations·, lavender pompons and brass candelabra. Th e Rev. Wendell G. Stutler blue cornflowers. Miss Lori J3eth Tope wa s perform ed t he ce r emony . Nuptial muSic Was provided by flower girl. Her gown was Mrs. MerlYn Ross , organist pur ple ' polyester and featured and Mrs. Ja mes . SaWlders, long puff sleevf':; ,, . . ,: "~ r.~ m pire waistli ne . T ·n· '· "':••.:..;, t-~:·tnt soloist. Given in marriage by her accented her dress wlth rnffles fath er, the bride was attired in at the neck, sl ee\t~s and a an imported satin organza and belted sash. Her headpiece was venise lace gown, fashioned a pink velve t bow with with a highM rise waistline and streamers. She carried a whitf· fitted bodice. The go wn basket with pi nk rose petals. featured a crown collar and All the bride's a ttendants-. wqre long fitted sleeves with self lndivid uall,y sty led pendan ts, button cloSings. Venise lace given to them by the bride . Jeff Sheets, Atlanta, Ga., . adorned the bodice with a satin. insert at the waistline of ·the served as best man. Ushers controlled A·iine or ganza skirt. were Frank Mills Ill, Dean Matching satin bordered the Bush, brother of the groom, hem. Her chapel length illusion Jerry Bur cham, brother of the ve·u fl owed fr om a camelot bride, and Tom Stutes. They headpiece with a venise lace · were attired in powder ·bl ue edge. She wore a diamond tuxedos with white r uffled cross pendan t give n to her by shir ts trimmed in black. The mother of the bride wore th ~ groom. The bridal bouquet was a cascade arrangement of a pink polyester gown with pink carnations; white roses high neckline, long sleeves and a skir t that flowed to A-line. and blue pompons. She wore matching accessories Serving as matron of honor was Mrs. Thomas Tope. She and a corsage of two pink wore a polyester gown in a cym bidium orchids. Mrs. Bush splash print of deep purple, wore a mint green gown with lavender, pink , powder blue long sleeves and je wel neckM and mint green. The gown line. She wore matching- a eM guests. For their wedding trip, the couple traveled through the New England sta tes and Canada. Mrs. Bush ,.is a ,graduate of Gallia Academy High School and is now em· ployed by the Holzer Medical Center. Bush is a graduate of Gallia Academy and Ohio State University. He is employed at Riverwood Farms, Gallipolis. Out..ofMtown guests were Mr . and Mrs . Don Black, Huntington; Mr . and Mrs. Ra ymo nd Walburn, Mid dleport ; Mr . and Mrs. Robert Mo n t g 0 m e r y , N e w Matamoras; Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Black, Huntington; Mrs. Bobbi Anne Roberts and girls, Point Pleasant ; Mrs. Wendell G. Stutler, Ironton; Becky Saunders, Columbus; Debbie and Dewayne Fisher, Little Hocking; Mr. and Mrs. Frank· lin Hazlett, Winfield , W. Va .; Barbara Ebcrsbach, Chester; Mr . an d Mr s. C. W. Parezo, Clarence, N.Y .; Mr . and Mrs. Mkhael COrbin, Co lumbus ; Mrs. Junior Lewis, Flatwoods, .Ky .; BobH aner , FortLe e, Va .; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carter, Cotwnbus; Mr . and Mrs. Da vid Sheets, Columbus; Mrs. ·Frank ~; *l T••mple for the annual Christmas dinner last Sundav BOWLI:\"(; GH F:F: . ~t\ MISS J' · c 1 Sh d hte eveninl'. Rev. Tracy gave the J l'i.lllll' CJro aver, au~" r blessing. t~ d M of :vir . an r::;. Sta.nley h R Ch h' i\ fter dinner, a brief S aver. t. l. es tre , recel.ved her B.S. '" education program was given . Past from Bowling Green State matrons told of highlights of d h t University yester day. There their gran c ap er years . were 380 bachelor·s candidates Those g ivin ~ readings were 'd t Mary Walker , " What an d 14!'.1 g: radua t e can d1 a es amorig those receiving deg rees Christmas Mea ns"; Arlene h. h Tracy, "I Adore A Tree"·, at the commencement w 1c was addressed by Or . Richard Marga ret Simms, " Are You R. Eakin, Bowling Green's vice PLAN PARTY provost of student affairs. EWINGTON - Ewington GREELEY, Colo. - Degrees were awarded to 588 students Teen Power 4-H Club wiU hold at the fall commencement its Christmas par ty, Wedceremonies, Saturday, Dec. 8, nesday, Dec. 19, at 6 p.m. at the at the University of Northern home of Mrs. McCoy . Those. Colorado. Among the attending are asked to bring a graduates, addressed by Dr. gift for exchange. Nancy Van Anne, professor of physical education at UNC, was James E. Barton, 332 LeG i·an de Blvd ., Callipoli s . Barton recCJved his master of arts degree. ATTENDS COURSE GALLIPOLIS - Dr. Gordon K. Amsbary, DDS, local dentist, has just returned [rom a week's post graduate training in Acapulco, Mexico. The course was given by the well-known lecturer, Dr. John Mosteller, on gold restoration dentistry. Dr . Amsbary's wife, Alice, accompanied him and enjoyed a Mexican style show. 17J. Ye llo w top/ stam.,.ss steel back. malchmll bracelet. Wine red dtal Paul Davies Jewelers Open till 9: 00 tonight 404 Second Ave. Ohio ALL Stewart and Kathy, Xenia ; Mr . and Mrs . Roger Drake and sons, Portsmouth; Mr. and Mrs. J ames Kerns, ProeM torville ; Alice J . Bush , Huntington. Th~ rehea rsal dinner was given the evening prior to the wedding by the parents of the groom at the Holida~ Inn, Kanauga. SUNDAY I 1 PM TO 6PM SWEATERS . CARDIGANS SUP OVERS ·. s +_ · Sunday and Monday only. Orlori acrylic, values to $6 .95 . .. so Easy Care - Values to $8-00 Mens 6 res~or spo~t:; $36 Reduced , won . . . 16.00 • 140.00 1 GHERKE'S'B~ Court St. Gallipolis, Ohio system and se lf- thread ing take - bl indstitching. Plus popular Stylist sewing machine features like the exclusive Singer• front drop ·i n bobbin , push· bUtton reve rse control, snapMon press·e r feet, precise sti tch·leng th control. T:WINIUE. AFTER SHAVE 3 BELL CLUSTER Nice Little Gift Regular $2-44 •229 00 FOR EASY holiday centerpieces which InClude fig ures try this recipe. Even the children can do it. You'll need Creative Clay, I c. cornstarch, I pckg. (I lb.) baking soda and m c. cold water . In a saucepan , thoroughly stir together cornstarch and baking soda . Then mix .in cold water. Heat, stirring constantly, · until mixture reaches a slightly moist, mashed potato consistency. Turn miXture out on plate and cover with damp cloth . When cool enough to handle, knead like dough. Shape as desired for snowmen or Santas, or store in a tightly covered conta iner for future use. To shape the clay, form with hands or roll out to quarter-inch thickness and cut shapes with a knife or cookie cutter. Trim by moistenlng shapes or bits of clay and pressing into place. Dry on protected swiace at room temperature, aUoWing.up to 36 hours for hardening. Creative Clay may he painted with water colors, poster paints or felt-tip pens. For a glossy flnish, brush with clear nail polish or shellac. IF YOU HAVEN'T been downtown to see the square when the lights come on in the evening, you might find tbe trip worthwhile. The snowman and Santa, along with two large trees, are lighted from 5 to 9p.m. in the evenlngs and they're very pretty. GALLIPOLIS - The French Art Colony hosted its annual Christmas party, Dec . 8 at Riverby . Many Riverby families attended and enjoyed the gala holiday evening. The Christmas tree was trimmed and other decorations were placed throughout the gallery. Terri and Pam Eshenaur entertalned the guests with folk songs, accompanied ·by the guitar, and led everyone in singlng their favorite Christmas carOls. Carry ing case or •RIBBON eTIE ONS SALT - PEPPER · SET ~atl'~ COME TO SHOPPERS MART By ' ric feed system, pop-up d1sc ~~:;1g ~:~s Wind " hand v. I al l the popular Styli st sewing machi ne features like the exclusive Si nggr• front dro p-in bobbin. bui ll-in buttonholer, and a variety of inte rchangeable stitches. TRIMING YOUR TREE THIS WEEKEND? SHOPPERS MART WILL SAVE YOU MONEY! Where the fami ly shops together 328 Second Ave. G a!l ipol i ~ . 0. · OPEN EV.ERY NIGHT TIL 9 PM ,, MR. HANK. . 9et on • the up·1l1n9 CHRISTMAS CRYSTAL ASH. TRAY - Reg·u lar $1-27 in West crystal, looks mu,chf expensive. · 2 DAYS ~-- ONLY! For A Large Selection of Matching Purses To Choose From A Tremendous Savings! WOMEN'S HOLIDAY Off 30% The Regular Price Entire Stock on •••• •• percentage Snow , Snow, Beautifu] SnOw." "No Golden Carriage" will open the presentations by the Concert Choir. Their other numbers will be '"!'he Bells of Christmas" and "Could This be a Special Night?'' "Carol of the Bells, " "The Little Drummer Boy," "Christmas Is" and "We Wish You the Merri est" will be sung by the Madrigals. The Symphonic choir will sing "Jingle Bells," "And So it Was," ~~ sing of a Merry Christ· mas," and 11 Night Journey of the Wise Men. " The combined choirs will present " White Chris tma s" and "It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year. " The choir s request the alumni to join them in the closing number of the program, " The Hallelujah Chorus." 11 FREE GI.FT WRAPPING "The Store with More" Gallipolis basis , fewer residents of Hawaii own their own hOmes than the people of any other state of the United States. l"llo!IO munsingpJear Trico·Lon Nylon OPEN TODAY I TIL 6 PM - ALL MODELS IN STOCK . Values To $1.37 WOMEN'S! .. HALF • SLIPS Sizes S-M-L-X-XX· XXX •' . '" Sale! EXTENSION- 26~ Eve Prayer]' and LONG LOU NG E ROBE S· M·L . . . . . . . $14.00 TUN IC PAJAMAS 32-38 .... ' . . $12.00 LONG GOWN S-M-L .... LOU NGE SCUFFS S·M·L-XL .. . $ 4.00 SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA FREE .INSTRUCTIONS BLOUSES CORD' &tc. MODELS PRICED AS LOW AS '7995 $100 6FT. Conni e s hoes ar e really lakin' off thi s winter, and the soft sling 's right up fro nt in th e line up . A big dose of com fort in a w ide host of colors ; Bl ac k. Brown , Na v y or Red, 514.99- On a •••• . 10 ''Calypso Noel, '' ''Christmas lorraine captures the grace and elegance of Old Cathay in a shimmering glory of multi colored embroidery on lustrous gold brai d. All in the soft swi sh of Nylon Tr icot for comfort caressed hours. Choose your fabu lous sleep and lounge companio ns in Amethyst, Well Red or Persia n Blue. The Ultimate In Sewing! Our regular 12c glassware on sale for Sunday and Monday. Stock up now. Heavv Weiqht seventh grade will present " Deck the Halls." The eighth and ninth grade girls will sing "Holiday arid Holy DaY'' and "It's the Time w be Jolly.'' The combined eighth and ninth grades will present "Ding-Dong' Merrily on High" and "There Stood In Heaven a Linden Tree ." Brian Grif£in will serve as s oloist with the eighth grade boys as they sing "0 Holy Night. " The eighth grade girls ensemble will sing "Carol of the Star" and "It's Christmas Once Again"; foll owed by .the combined eighth and ninth grades singing " 0 Mar y, Where is Your Baby?" The Gallia Academy Mixed En s emble will present BEAUTIFUL! I ~ i!_ : f'OIJ ~ ALSO THE FUTURA - HASH GLASSWARE ' GALLIPOLIS - . Mr . and Mrs. Harry Maggied , Gallipolis, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Pamela Nan, to Charles Allen Barth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Barth, Utch!ield. Miss Maggied is a senior at Ohio University majoring in psychology. Barth graduated from Ohio University, School of Business Administration and is presently employed by the Columbus Air Conditioning Corporation. The couple will be married Dec. 22 in Columbus where they will make their home . LONG SKIRTS . fAMILY SHOe $TORE Santa made his appearance and gave all the children candy canes, and talked to several children about their good behavior hetween now and Dec. 25. Refreshments of cookies, punch and egg nog were served at the end of the evening·: Memhership in the French Art Colony is open to ·everyone at $10 a year single, $15 for family. For. more information call Phyllis Todd, 446-3654. r ft ' . REGULAR 67c Gilt Boxes 31/4" High GALLIPOLIS - The annual Gallia Aca demy Christmas vocal concert will be today at 2:30 p,m , in th e Gallia Academy High School Auditorium, The program will be under the direction of Mrs. Anne Fiscber and Miss Marlene Hoffman. Pianists will be Judy Kemp, Barbara Edleman and guest pianist, Brant Adams. "Christmas in · Song" will open with the seventh graders singing " It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Chris tmas." Seventh grade boys will present " We Three Kings" followed by the girls who will sing "Angels We Have Heard on High." The eighth grade girls ensemble will sing " Rocking" and the entire On the first rky of Christmas give her i Now, more ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Milton Massie, Rt. 1, Northup, are aru10uncing the engagement of their daughter, Carolyn, to Keith Valentine, son of Mr. and Mrs. F rank Valentine, Ironton. Miss Massie, a 1971 graduate of Southwestern High School is employed as a cashier by the G. C. Murphy Company. Valentine, a 1968 graduate of Rock Hill High School, is employed by the Handleman Re cord Company as a .salesman. Wedding plans are incomplete. GAHS choirs sing today suggests: ,. "Chianti" Glass regent. presided for the ritualistic work (jnd brief business sess1on. Members responded to roll call with their f<.tvorite Christmas quotations. 1\ social evening was enjoy~ by ll members and one guest. Miss Hayward will entertain the next meeting of the chapter, Jan . 14 . Miss Carolyn Massie Miss Maggied betrothed d ePAPER WHY PAY MORE? , ~ALLIPOLIS- •WREATHS ELECTRIC Polynesian Jade Dorothy }. Countryman It may seem like terribly cold "'eather to be talking about roses, but it may be that is why Jackson and Perkins, always chooses winter to tell us about their new flowers . It makes warm thoughts. For 1974 ... Flora-teas! TI1e flowers are the offspring of the hybrid teas and flor ibundas. They bear an abundance of flowers which are large and perfect hybrid tea form. The medium-sized plants are compact and grow approximately equal in height and width. The first Flora-teas, which will debut this spring, are the Viva, a bright..-ead, four to five.and-<>ne-llalf feet high . It has glossy, medium green foliage; Sun!ire, a deep orange which opens to magnificent three-inch blooms and stands about fo ur feet high with light green foliage; and Evening Star, which will open to a pure white, four-inch bloom. 'l'he foliage is dark green and the bush stands three and one haU to four feet tall. •ORNAMENTS I THEY by Introducing •.. A great new Stylist* stretch-stitch sewing machine by Sing!!' eiCICLES •GARLAND •MINIATURE LIGHT SETS OPEN FRIDAY 'TIL 8 PM Side FA C has gathering up lever. Has a variety of built-i n sti tches including 6 Sets Each Store . Carry1ng case or cabinet extra A stream lined machine wi th the new innovative fab ric feed Service For 8 ~ GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. 1.. Paul Ha skins opened her home to welcome the membe rs of the French Colony Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, for their annual Christmas party Monday evening . Mrs. Anne White Wi! S co-hostess. Miss Catherine Hayward, HAVE A nice week. • Select Stainless - Very Heavy Weight- Save S30.00 blend gifts. c9~ • ~ fan's 00 ~ ,. Piece Setting - knit or i~r:ful ,. • Ol(s "'oR •139 '-+ STAINLESS SILVERWARE POLYESTER SPORT SHIRTS Special Eva Gabor Colors Co ess 80 ~1c I 112 PRICE . Introducing •.• A great new St1list* stretch-stitch sewing machine by Sing!,r +6;I +:+~~ 2 DAYS ONLY ALL WOMEN'S WIGS TO CHOOSE FROM · By po p u la r de m a nd we no w have the ·E va Gab o r wigs a nd w ig l e t s in Dyne ! & El ura . 3 STORES I ·14 EVA GABOR CAPLESS .... bra ce lei G•ll dtl;ll OPEN • ,; 17J Yellow top/ stainless steel back, mal chlnq has been kept mOist. Be sure that plugs do not get hot and have fire drills at home so children will know what to do. Betty Clark had her shop talk and gave recipes for the care and cooking of venison. A potluck IWlch was served at noon with Mrs. Wayne AmsM bary and Mrs . Uoyd Blazer serving as co-chairwomen of the Gallipolis group. Mrs. Joann Lancaster, home service representative o( Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company had the program on " Christmas Sparkle and Spread'' with several demonstrations. Betty Jean Lamphier and other club members held a bazaar and Ethel Roblnson auctioned sever al items for the club. Table decor ations, supplied by the French City Garden Club, were made of TB seals, .. ,. • ·~~;·,.\ The Baguette Watch by Lady Seiko. SUNDAY AND MONDAY The human heart d o e s enough work each da y to lift th e h u m a n body a mile straight up . , GALLIPOLIS -'- The Gallia County Homemakers ExM tension Cauncil mel at Grace United Methodist Church, Dec. 12, for the monthly meeting . The meeting began with singlng of "0, Uttle Town of Bethlehem" and "Silent Night," led by Ethel Robinson and accompanied by Elizabeth Mcinturff. He1ena Lear, presiden t, conducted the meeting. Devotions were by Roberta Fisher and Dorothy Steger on th e Christmas s tory fr om Luke . The pledge to the flag was led by Maude Persinger and the secretary's report was given by Betty Lou Moore. Roberta Fisher gave the treasurer's report. Safety tips pertaining to Christmas lights were given by Ma rgaret Blazer . She reconunended OL approved lights on a freshly cut tree, that Beautiful Christmas timing. verse of "Silent Night" in Gerrnan w1·th th e oth ers • • . • • th presenting JOining In on e second an d th"1r d verses . R b t A p ll th o er . owe gave .'.! d' t a E]Ournmen prayer. 1 De · ted w1'th ,ve yn nf•) ass1s the d1'nner · · Th tte d' M ose a n ln~ were r. DAR has party Homemakers meet . A. DISCOUNT OfllA RT'Ml1il STO'I ePt. Pleasant eMason. •Sliver Bridge Shopping Plaza SERVICE GUARANTEED 90 DAYS TO PAY!!! FRENCH CITY FABRIC ~HOPPE 1·14"Saladbowl, 8·6" bowls and fork/spoon set of Fabrics & NotiOns e::·::·::.:: · :..:.::ALL:.,3~.S~TO~R::ES:..:O:_PE~N;..:.S=::UN::D::AY_:l~P..::M..:T0:..6:..P:.:M:...J ~ SIMPLICITY, McCALLS, BUTTE RICK VOGUE PATTERNS- WE DO CUSTOM DRESS MAKING- SINGER SALES& SE;<VICE 58 Court 81- Mf-9255 11 pc: Formosa· Wood Salad Bowl Set Setinc~udes: 2· Complete Aoors • • '; The Rest is Easy •.• , BUY YOURS TODAY • •' • FREE DELIVERY · • -" Han~ crafted, super.lotive quolity. Formo.a wood salad bowl set ·a~ our fanta:ltically low Ann1versary S~le pr_ICIJ. These llMpc. ~Js are so beautiful you'll won~ to bYy se'vt>rOI for yourself on~ g1fts. R1ck, warm, natur~l mahogany tones of woVen Twboki wood. Detergent 1 pro~f ond v1rtuolly unbreokoble. Get yours now while fhe supply last,s. Galll(Mllls . .. " , . 7 64 Cot'"9"9~ I · in the luxury of lazy Tri co·Lon paja· mas. They're unbeatable , sle eping or lounging. Opaqu '· Wrinkle-free. Neat. Easy-care nylon t ricot makes them great for traveling too. Cl assic coal or V· ne c~ styling. A real gift for the get-up-and-go guy ..Colors; 412-414 Second Ave. SIZES A·B·C-0 COAT STYLE Open Nightly til $1400 a P-M. ... Gallipolis, Ohio �• 5- The Sw"lay T~nes- Sentinel, Sunday. Dec. 16_ 1973 ~~~::~:;:;l;;::~::i~:::·~~·:~::.;:~ ':~:: i,,,.,.,,,~,,,;,,~,.,=~x'>~'''''~''f<''"'','"'''''] and Mrs . Charles Casto, l..<mra Mrs. Chester White, Margaret Brown, Mr . and Mrs. [,uther Simms, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Tracy, l#ucy Hartsook, Mr. and Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Robert A. Powell, Mr. and Daniel Evans . Past o!fieers have party E~~17.f.i,~~g:~Yi~ I ~~~; I ~~~~~·~~~~~ii }~:~:\f:,Ef~; made by ~1rs. Denver Walkt.·r, 'n-1c c<~kt' nas pli:H.'Cd between {\\(J stlver c: anclel.tJbr<l decorated wtth arrangements of nink , orc(!n and lavender • " pompons and bluecornflower.r;. Pres1dm~ at the table \\ere Ml s>· Frcd(t Dillon . Miss Barbara F.bersbach and Mrs. Girree Moore . Miss Terri Woodward registered the • ,J,, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Bush Miss Burcham, Mr. Bush exchange wedding vows GALLIPOLIS - The Grace United Methodist Churc h was the setting for the weddlng of Miss Jud y A. Burcham, daugh ter of Mr . and Mrs. Lee F. Burcham, Lower River Rd., • to Charles W. Bush, Rt. 3, Gallipolis. The groom is the son of Mr . and Mrs. W. Lambert Bush. The double-ring ceremony was an event of Oct. 14 at 2:30 p.m. The church was decorated with two altar vases of white gladioli and carnations, two standin g bas kets of white gladioli and pink ca rnations and one pair of ni ne-branch feat ured a high neckline, full puff sleeves and a belted back, acce nted with a bow . Her headpiece was pink velvet and she carried a nosegay of miniature pi nk Cij,rnations, standard pink C-arnations and lavender pompons. Attendanls were Mrs. James Elliott , Mrs. Tom Stutes, sister · of the groom, Miss Jeri Fife an d Mr s. Robert Haner, Fort Lee, Va . Their dresses were id entical to the matron of honor's and they wore lavender velvet head pieces. They ca r ried nosegays of pink miniat!ll'e and standard carM nations·, lavender pompons and brass candelabra. Th e Rev. Wendell G. Stutler blue cornflowers. Miss Lori J3eth Tope wa s perform ed t he ce r emony . Nuptial muSic Was provided by flower girl. Her gown was Mrs. MerlYn Ross , organist pur ple ' polyester and featured and Mrs. Ja mes . SaWlders, long puff sleevf':; ,, . . ,: "~ r.~ m pire waistli ne . T ·n· '· "':••.:..;, t-~:·tnt soloist. Given in marriage by her accented her dress wlth rnffles fath er, the bride was attired in at the neck, sl ee\t~s and a an imported satin organza and belted sash. Her headpiece was venise lace gown, fashioned a pink velve t bow with with a highM rise waistline and streamers. She carried a whitf· fitted bodice. The go wn basket with pi nk rose petals. featured a crown collar and All the bride's a ttendants-. wqre long fitted sleeves with self lndivid uall,y sty led pendan ts, button cloSings. Venise lace given to them by the bride . Jeff Sheets, Atlanta, Ga., . adorned the bodice with a satin. insert at the waistline of ·the served as best man. Ushers controlled A·iine or ganza skirt. were Frank Mills Ill, Dean Matching satin bordered the Bush, brother of the groom, hem. Her chapel length illusion Jerry Bur cham, brother of the ve·u fl owed fr om a camelot bride, and Tom Stutes. They headpiece with a venise lace · were attired in powder ·bl ue edge. She wore a diamond tuxedos with white r uffled cross pendan t give n to her by shir ts trimmed in black. The mother of the bride wore th ~ groom. The bridal bouquet was a cascade arrangement of a pink polyester gown with pink carnations; white roses high neckline, long sleeves and a skir t that flowed to A-line. and blue pompons. She wore matching accessories Serving as matron of honor was Mrs. Thomas Tope. She and a corsage of two pink wore a polyester gown in a cym bidium orchids. Mrs. Bush splash print of deep purple, wore a mint green gown with lavender, pink , powder blue long sleeves and je wel neckM and mint green. The gown line. She wore matching- a eM guests. For their wedding trip, the couple traveled through the New England sta tes and Canada. Mrs. Bush ,.is a ,graduate of Gallia Academy High School and is now em· ployed by the Holzer Medical Center. Bush is a graduate of Gallia Academy and Ohio State University. He is employed at Riverwood Farms, Gallipolis. Out..ofMtown guests were Mr . and Mrs . Don Black, Huntington; Mr . and Mrs. Ra ymo nd Walburn, Mid dleport ; Mr . and Mrs. Robert Mo n t g 0 m e r y , N e w Matamoras; Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Black, Huntington; Mrs. Bobbi Anne Roberts and girls, Point Pleasant ; Mrs. Wendell G. Stutler, Ironton; Becky Saunders, Columbus; Debbie and Dewayne Fisher, Little Hocking; Mr. and Mrs. Frank· lin Hazlett, Winfield , W. Va .; Barbara Ebcrsbach, Chester; Mr . an d Mr s. C. W. Parezo, Clarence, N.Y .; Mr . and Mrs. Mkhael COrbin, Co lumbus ; Mrs. Junior Lewis, Flatwoods, .Ky .; BobH aner , FortLe e, Va .; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carter, Cotwnbus; Mr . and Mrs. Da vid Sheets, Columbus; Mrs. ·Frank ~; *l T••mple for the annual Christmas dinner last Sundav BOWLI:\"(; GH F:F: . ~t\ MISS J' · c 1 Sh d hte eveninl'. Rev. Tracy gave the J l'i.lllll' CJro aver, au~" r blessing. t~ d M of :vir . an r::;. Sta.nley h R Ch h' i\ fter dinner, a brief S aver. t. l. es tre , recel.ved her B.S. '" education program was given . Past from Bowling Green State matrons told of highlights of d h t University yester day. There their gran c ap er years . were 380 bachelor·s candidates Those g ivin ~ readings were 'd t Mary Walker , " What an d 14!'.1 g: radua t e can d1 a es amorig those receiving deg rees Christmas Mea ns"; Arlene h. h Tracy, "I Adore A Tree"·, at the commencement w 1c was addressed by Or . Richard Marga ret Simms, " Are You R. Eakin, Bowling Green's vice PLAN PARTY provost of student affairs. EWINGTON - Ewington GREELEY, Colo. - Degrees were awarded to 588 students Teen Power 4-H Club wiU hold at the fall commencement its Christmas par ty, Wedceremonies, Saturday, Dec. 8, nesday, Dec. 19, at 6 p.m. at the at the University of Northern home of Mrs. McCoy . Those. Colorado. Among the attending are asked to bring a graduates, addressed by Dr. gift for exchange. Nancy Van Anne, professor of physical education at UNC, was James E. Barton, 332 LeG i·an de Blvd ., Callipoli s . Barton recCJved his master of arts degree. ATTENDS COURSE GALLIPOLIS - Dr. Gordon K. Amsbary, DDS, local dentist, has just returned [rom a week's post graduate training in Acapulco, Mexico. The course was given by the well-known lecturer, Dr. John Mosteller, on gold restoration dentistry. Dr . Amsbary's wife, Alice, accompanied him and enjoyed a Mexican style show. 17J. Ye llo w top/ stam.,.ss steel back. malchmll bracelet. Wine red dtal Paul Davies Jewelers Open till 9: 00 tonight 404 Second Ave. Ohio ALL Stewart and Kathy, Xenia ; Mr . and Mrs . Roger Drake and sons, Portsmouth; Mr. and Mrs. J ames Kerns, ProeM torville ; Alice J . Bush , Huntington. Th~ rehea rsal dinner was given the evening prior to the wedding by the parents of the groom at the Holida~ Inn, Kanauga. SUNDAY I 1 PM TO 6PM SWEATERS . CARDIGANS SUP OVERS ·. s +_ · Sunday and Monday only. Orlori acrylic, values to $6 .95 . .. so Easy Care - Values to $8-00 Mens 6 res~or spo~t:; $36 Reduced , won . . . 16.00 • 140.00 1 GHERKE'S'B~ Court St. Gallipolis, Ohio system and se lf- thread ing take - bl indstitching. Plus popular Stylist sewing machine features like the exclusive Singer• front drop ·i n bobbin , push· bUtton reve rse control, snapMon press·e r feet, precise sti tch·leng th control. T:WINIUE. AFTER SHAVE 3 BELL CLUSTER Nice Little Gift Regular $2-44 •229 00 FOR EASY holiday centerpieces which InClude fig ures try this recipe. Even the children can do it. You'll need Creative Clay, I c. cornstarch, I pckg. (I lb.) baking soda and m c. cold water . In a saucepan , thoroughly stir together cornstarch and baking soda . Then mix .in cold water. Heat, stirring constantly, · until mixture reaches a slightly moist, mashed potato consistency. Turn miXture out on plate and cover with damp cloth . When cool enough to handle, knead like dough. Shape as desired for snowmen or Santas, or store in a tightly covered conta iner for future use. To shape the clay, form with hands or roll out to quarter-inch thickness and cut shapes with a knife or cookie cutter. Trim by moistenlng shapes or bits of clay and pressing into place. Dry on protected swiace at room temperature, aUoWing.up to 36 hours for hardening. Creative Clay may he painted with water colors, poster paints or felt-tip pens. For a glossy flnish, brush with clear nail polish or shellac. IF YOU HAVEN'T been downtown to see the square when the lights come on in the evening, you might find tbe trip worthwhile. The snowman and Santa, along with two large trees, are lighted from 5 to 9p.m. in the evenlngs and they're very pretty. GALLIPOLIS - The French Art Colony hosted its annual Christmas party, Dec . 8 at Riverby . Many Riverby families attended and enjoyed the gala holiday evening. The Christmas tree was trimmed and other decorations were placed throughout the gallery. Terri and Pam Eshenaur entertalned the guests with folk songs, accompanied ·by the guitar, and led everyone in singlng their favorite Christmas carOls. Carry ing case or •RIBBON eTIE ONS SALT - PEPPER · SET ~atl'~ COME TO SHOPPERS MART By ' ric feed system, pop-up d1sc ~~:;1g ~:~s Wind " hand v. I al l the popular Styli st sewing machi ne features like the exclusive Si nggr• front dro p-in bobbin. bui ll-in buttonholer, and a variety of inte rchangeable stitches. TRIMING YOUR TREE THIS WEEKEND? SHOPPERS MART WILL SAVE YOU MONEY! Where the fami ly shops together 328 Second Ave. G a!l ipol i ~ . 0. · OPEN EV.ERY NIGHT TIL 9 PM ,, MR. HANK. . 9et on • the up·1l1n9 CHRISTMAS CRYSTAL ASH. TRAY - Reg·u lar $1-27 in West crystal, looks mu,chf expensive. · 2 DAYS ~-- ONLY! For A Large Selection of Matching Purses To Choose From A Tremendous Savings! WOMEN'S HOLIDAY Off 30% The Regular Price Entire Stock on •••• •• percentage Snow , Snow, Beautifu] SnOw." "No Golden Carriage" will open the presentations by the Concert Choir. Their other numbers will be '"!'he Bells of Christmas" and "Could This be a Special Night?'' "Carol of the Bells, " "The Little Drummer Boy," "Christmas Is" and "We Wish You the Merri est" will be sung by the Madrigals. The Symphonic choir will sing "Jingle Bells," "And So it Was," ~~ sing of a Merry Christ· mas," and 11 Night Journey of the Wise Men. " The combined choirs will present " White Chris tma s" and "It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year. " The choir s request the alumni to join them in the closing number of the program, " The Hallelujah Chorus." 11 FREE GI.FT WRAPPING "The Store with More" Gallipolis basis , fewer residents of Hawaii own their own hOmes than the people of any other state of the United States. l"llo!IO munsingpJear Trico·Lon Nylon OPEN TODAY I TIL 6 PM - ALL MODELS IN STOCK . Values To $1.37 WOMEN'S! .. HALF • SLIPS Sizes S-M-L-X-XX· XXX •' . '" Sale! EXTENSION- 26~ Eve Prayer]' and LONG LOU NG E ROBE S· M·L . . . . . . . $14.00 TUN IC PAJAMAS 32-38 .... ' . . $12.00 LONG GOWN S-M-L .... LOU NGE SCUFFS S·M·L-XL .. . $ 4.00 SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA FREE .INSTRUCTIONS BLOUSES CORD' &tc. MODELS PRICED AS LOW AS '7995 $100 6FT. Conni e s hoes ar e really lakin' off thi s winter, and the soft sling 's right up fro nt in th e line up . A big dose of com fort in a w ide host of colors ; Bl ac k. Brown , Na v y or Red, 514.99- On a •••• . 10 ''Calypso Noel, '' ''Christmas lorraine captures the grace and elegance of Old Cathay in a shimmering glory of multi colored embroidery on lustrous gold brai d. All in the soft swi sh of Nylon Tr icot for comfort caressed hours. Choose your fabu lous sleep and lounge companio ns in Amethyst, Well Red or Persia n Blue. The Ultimate In Sewing! Our regular 12c glassware on sale for Sunday and Monday. Stock up now. Heavv Weiqht seventh grade will present " Deck the Halls." The eighth and ninth grade girls will sing "Holiday arid Holy DaY'' and "It's the Time w be Jolly.'' The combined eighth and ninth grades will present "Ding-Dong' Merrily on High" and "There Stood In Heaven a Linden Tree ." Brian Grif£in will serve as s oloist with the eighth grade boys as they sing "0 Holy Night. " The eighth grade girls ensemble will sing "Carol of the Star" and "It's Christmas Once Again"; foll owed by .the combined eighth and ninth grades singing " 0 Mar y, Where is Your Baby?" The Gallia Academy Mixed En s emble will present BEAUTIFUL! I ~ i!_ : f'OIJ ~ ALSO THE FUTURA - HASH GLASSWARE ' GALLIPOLIS - . Mr . and Mrs. Harry Maggied , Gallipolis, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Pamela Nan, to Charles Allen Barth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Barth, Utch!ield. Miss Maggied is a senior at Ohio University majoring in psychology. Barth graduated from Ohio University, School of Business Administration and is presently employed by the Columbus Air Conditioning Corporation. The couple will be married Dec. 22 in Columbus where they will make their home . LONG SKIRTS . fAMILY SHOe $TORE Santa made his appearance and gave all the children candy canes, and talked to several children about their good behavior hetween now and Dec. 25. Refreshments of cookies, punch and egg nog were served at the end of the evening·: Memhership in the French Art Colony is open to ·everyone at $10 a year single, $15 for family. For. more information call Phyllis Todd, 446-3654. r ft ' . REGULAR 67c Gilt Boxes 31/4" High GALLIPOLIS - The annual Gallia Aca demy Christmas vocal concert will be today at 2:30 p,m , in th e Gallia Academy High School Auditorium, The program will be under the direction of Mrs. Anne Fiscber and Miss Marlene Hoffman. Pianists will be Judy Kemp, Barbara Edleman and guest pianist, Brant Adams. "Christmas in · Song" will open with the seventh graders singing " It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Chris tmas." Seventh grade boys will present " We Three Kings" followed by the girls who will sing "Angels We Have Heard on High." The eighth grade girls ensemble will sing " Rocking" and the entire On the first rky of Christmas give her i Now, more ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Milton Massie, Rt. 1, Northup, are aru10uncing the engagement of their daughter, Carolyn, to Keith Valentine, son of Mr. and Mrs. F rank Valentine, Ironton. Miss Massie, a 1971 graduate of Southwestern High School is employed as a cashier by the G. C. Murphy Company. Valentine, a 1968 graduate of Rock Hill High School, is employed by the Handleman Re cord Company as a .salesman. Wedding plans are incomplete. GAHS choirs sing today suggests: ,. "Chianti" Glass regent. presided for the ritualistic work (jnd brief business sess1on. Members responded to roll call with their f<.tvorite Christmas quotations. 1\ social evening was enjoy~ by ll members and one guest. Miss Hayward will entertain the next meeting of the chapter, Jan . 14 . Miss Carolyn Massie Miss Maggied betrothed d ePAPER WHY PAY MORE? , ~ALLIPOLIS- •WREATHS ELECTRIC Polynesian Jade Dorothy }. Countryman It may seem like terribly cold "'eather to be talking about roses, but it may be that is why Jackson and Perkins, always chooses winter to tell us about their new flowers . It makes warm thoughts. For 1974 ... Flora-teas! TI1e flowers are the offspring of the hybrid teas and flor ibundas. They bear an abundance of flowers which are large and perfect hybrid tea form. The medium-sized plants are compact and grow approximately equal in height and width. The first Flora-teas, which will debut this spring, are the Viva, a bright..-ead, four to five.and-<>ne-llalf feet high . It has glossy, medium green foliage; Sun!ire, a deep orange which opens to magnificent three-inch blooms and stands about fo ur feet high with light green foliage; and Evening Star, which will open to a pure white, four-inch bloom. 'l'he foliage is dark green and the bush stands three and one haU to four feet tall. •ORNAMENTS I THEY by Introducing •.. A great new Stylist* stretch-stitch sewing machine by Sing!!' eiCICLES •GARLAND •MINIATURE LIGHT SETS OPEN FRIDAY 'TIL 8 PM Side FA C has gathering up lever. Has a variety of built-i n sti tches including 6 Sets Each Store . Carry1ng case or cabinet extra A stream lined machine wi th the new innovative fab ric feed Service For 8 ~ GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. 1.. Paul Ha skins opened her home to welcome the membe rs of the French Colony Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, for their annual Christmas party Monday evening . Mrs. Anne White Wi! S co-hostess. Miss Catherine Hayward, HAVE A nice week. • Select Stainless - Very Heavy Weight- Save S30.00 blend gifts. c9~ • ~ fan's 00 ~ ,. Piece Setting - knit or i~r:ful ,. • Ol(s "'oR •139 '-+ STAINLESS SILVERWARE POLYESTER SPORT SHIRTS Special Eva Gabor Colors Co ess 80 ~1c I 112 PRICE . Introducing •.• A great new St1list* stretch-stitch sewing machine by Sing!,r +6;I +:+~~ 2 DAYS ONLY ALL WOMEN'S WIGS TO CHOOSE FROM · By po p u la r de m a nd we no w have the ·E va Gab o r wigs a nd w ig l e t s in Dyne ! & El ura . 3 STORES I ·14 EVA GABOR CAPLESS .... bra ce lei G•ll dtl;ll OPEN • ,; 17J Yellow top/ stainless steel back, mal chlnq has been kept mOist. Be sure that plugs do not get hot and have fire drills at home so children will know what to do. Betty Clark had her shop talk and gave recipes for the care and cooking of venison. A potluck IWlch was served at noon with Mrs. Wayne AmsM bary and Mrs . Uoyd Blazer serving as co-chairwomen of the Gallipolis group. Mrs. Joann Lancaster, home service representative o( Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company had the program on " Christmas Sparkle and Spread'' with several demonstrations. Betty Jean Lamphier and other club members held a bazaar and Ethel Roblnson auctioned sever al items for the club. Table decor ations, supplied by the French City Garden Club, were made of TB seals, .. ,. • ·~~;·,.\ The Baguette Watch by Lady Seiko. SUNDAY AND MONDAY The human heart d o e s enough work each da y to lift th e h u m a n body a mile straight up . , GALLIPOLIS -'- The Gallia County Homemakers ExM tension Cauncil mel at Grace United Methodist Church, Dec. 12, for the monthly meeting . The meeting began with singlng of "0, Uttle Town of Bethlehem" and "Silent Night," led by Ethel Robinson and accompanied by Elizabeth Mcinturff. He1ena Lear, presiden t, conducted the meeting. Devotions were by Roberta Fisher and Dorothy Steger on th e Christmas s tory fr om Luke . The pledge to the flag was led by Maude Persinger and the secretary's report was given by Betty Lou Moore. Roberta Fisher gave the treasurer's report. Safety tips pertaining to Christmas lights were given by Ma rgaret Blazer . She reconunended OL approved lights on a freshly cut tree, that Beautiful Christmas timing. verse of "Silent Night" in Gerrnan w1·th th e oth ers • • . • • th presenting JOining In on e second an d th"1r d verses . R b t A p ll th o er . owe gave .'.! d' t a E]Ournmen prayer. 1 De · ted w1'th ,ve yn nf•) ass1s the d1'nner · · Th tte d' M ose a n ln~ were r. DAR has party Homemakers meet . A. DISCOUNT OfllA RT'Ml1il STO'I ePt. Pleasant eMason. •Sliver Bridge Shopping Plaza SERVICE GUARANTEED 90 DAYS TO PAY!!! FRENCH CITY FABRIC ~HOPPE 1·14"Saladbowl, 8·6" bowls and fork/spoon set of Fabrics & NotiOns e::·::·::.:: · :..:.::ALL:.,3~.S~TO~R::ES:..:O:_PE~N;..:.S=::UN::D::AY_:l~P..::M..:T0:..6:..P:.:M:...J ~ SIMPLICITY, McCALLS, BUTTE RICK VOGUE PATTERNS- WE DO CUSTOM DRESS MAKING- SINGER SALES& SE;<VICE 58 Court 81- Mf-9255 11 pc: Formosa· Wood Salad Bowl Set Setinc~udes: 2· Complete Aoors • • '; The Rest is Easy •.• , BUY YOURS TODAY • •' • FREE DELIVERY · • -" Han~ crafted, super.lotive quolity. Formo.a wood salad bowl set ·a~ our fanta:ltically low Ann1versary S~le pr_ICIJ. These llMpc. ~Js are so beautiful you'll won~ to bYy se'vt>rOI for yourself on~ g1fts. R1ck, warm, natur~l mahogany tones of woVen Twboki wood. Detergent 1 pro~f ond v1rtuolly unbreokoble. Get yours now while fhe supply last,s. Galll(Mllls . .. " , . 7 64 Cot'"9"9~ I · in the luxury of lazy Tri co·Lon paja· mas. They're unbeatable , sle eping or lounging. Opaqu '· Wrinkle-free. Neat. 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' 49¢ OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY 12 OL CHIPS CHOCOLATE FLAVORED BAKER's 39¢ AlUMINUM ' FOIL 000 300 cANS ...I t "' Q. § 3 "'...;" ' :Ji "'a ~- Q. ~ ""' " ~ ·" -"'- i? -~ SAUCE 3 $100 ·- FOR THE BEST H URRY AND SHO P NOW STORE r;E;;G1ft.~.Nik~oi~E-P~~--?{r CHRISTMAS BUYS IN MIDDlEPORT FREE PARKING ·~ · MIDDLEPORT MERCHANTS' ll"' Look Forms dleport Merchants newspaper ads. or Merchants ' stores. ~ ~ ~--------------- : NAME _________ : ADDRESS ---------1 1 TEL·. N0· -----~---·--1 ll.OOO IN MERCHANDISE PRIZES TO 6E G IVEN f AWAY. No Purchue Necesury . 7:30PM ' ,__________ __ _________ _ Evenings Open Now Stores Middleport Need not be present to win. No· purchase necessary. Oh io · (S peed Dairy ~ Walt er Enterprise s Zerkle Trucking Co. Stiffler's Que~m ) O ' Delt Ralls Ben Franklin Meigs Tire · Center Motor Parts Co. Broughton 's Crooks Dutton Drug Co. R. H. Rawlings & Sons Co. The Jones Boys Youngs Market Shoe Box , Inc. Columbia Gas of Ohio Inc . M & R Foodliner M & R Barga inland Electric Co. Heritage House Dud ley's Florist Kelly Manufacturing Co. Columbus & Southern Rawlings-Co.a ts The Daily Sentinel THESE PARTICtPATING MERCHANTS WELCOME YOU Burkette Barber Shop Friendly Tav{!rn Ossie 's Recreation Room The· Quality Print Shop General Ti re Sates Cross Hardware Royal Crown Bottling Co. Western Auto Associate Store The Kiddie Shoppe Ingels F-urniture Store Citizens National Bank Village Pharmacy ·Baker Furniture Bahr Cloth iers King Builders Supply Co. Werner's Rad i.o The Sewing Center Keith Goble Ford, Inc. De b 's ~arber Shop Jimmies Pastry Headquarters Downing-Childs Agency, Inc. Midd le port Dept. Store, Inc. Blue Tar-fan Mi dd leport Book Store !!. ~ Or . Clyde J . Ingels .. 1 (; IT'S TIME TO JOIN THE SMART SHOPPERS ONLY PUMPKIN 6 STICKS PIES CREAM ; 0 PEAS BANANA COCONUT CHOCOLATE ~ .-chocolate Banl\ll~t cream ... -- - pie. LASTS SUPPLY OR WHILE CH RISTMAS stance. Jet is a gem found in the beds of coal as a fossil sub- electricity" between 1982-. and 1984. area. Underwater cables would carry the electriCity ashor e !here by 1980 or 1981 if all goes smoothly, Stadelman said. J ac ks on ville Electric Authority is considering .two other plants it might locate in !he Atlantic about 20 miles from downtown Jacksonville !hat would begin producing 13 miles north of Atlantic City about three miles off the coast in a br eak w a ter-pr ote c t ed other such plants. The New Jersey finn plans to locate the first two plants about utilities are consid ering _bliying Elec tric Author ity and the Middle South Utilities Co. to sell four other:s. Three oth e r SoUthern· already have been sold ·to the Public Service Co. -of- New Jer sey and his fi rm is dick e r ing with J a c k sonville Joseph R. Stadelman, an .. Offshore Power Systerrui vice president, said four plants each genera tor site. This raises the cost of each W1it built and takes longer. Building a plant Qn .land involves bringing tire factory to whe rever to make all the plants in. one facto r y and tow them to needed. .nation's rivers. Building the power plants on barges would en able the Westinghouse - Tenneco group and Gulf coats and on the If the AEC appr oves the plan -the earliest that might occur is April, 1975, beca use o£ an exhaustive safety-r eview procedure ~ the Westinghouse - Tenneco subsidiar y would construct the plants on barges near Jacksonville and tow them to sites along"the Atlantic work. 1.15 billion watts , enough electricity to meet the needs of a city of 600,000 people and to make a dent in the national energy shortage in the - next decade. The two corpor ations are Westinghouse Electric Corp. and Tenneco, Inc ., which created a joint subsidiary, Offshore Power Systems of Jacksonville, Fla., to do the Each plant would generate reporter. in the Citizen J ournal of Dec. 14. Atomic Energy Commission for permission to build a series of nuclear power · plants on barges along _the nation 's coasts and in it.s rivers according to Don Kirkman , Scripps-Howard Sc ience corporations have asked ~he POMEROY - Waterized • atomic plants .proposed - GOLD BAND .· Malice Anonymous Generation Rap · .By Helen and Sue Hottel dud~ 5:00 ~ Mr . Rogers 20, 33 ; Bonanza J·; Merv G r iffin 4; Andy Griffith 8 ; 1 Dream of Jean_nie 13; Mission : Impossible 6; Bonanza 15. 5:30 ~ Beverly Hillbillies 6; Elec. Co. 33 ; Gomer Pyle 13; Hodgepodge Lodge 20. 5: 55 ....:. Earl Nightingale 15. 6 : 00 ~ News 3, 4, 6 , 8, 10, 15 ; Sesame St. 20; ABC News 13 ; Personality & Beha vior a l De ve.lopment 33 . 6 : 30 ~ NBC News 3, 4, l5 ; A BC News 6 ; CBS News 8, 10 ; Hogan's Heroes 13. 7:.00 - Truth or Consequences 3. 6 ; What ' s My Line? 8 ; Electric Company 20; Beat the Clock 4; . News 10 ; Ci r cus 13; T BA 15; · Who is Man? 33. 7:30- Bpbby Goldsboro3 ; Ch r istmas Story 4; To Tell the Truth · 6 ; Buck ON-ens 8 ; Lock , Stock, and Barrel 20 ; Municipal Court 10 ; Beat the Clock 13 ; Wacky World of Jonathan Winters 15; Episode Action 33. 8:00 . ~ The Bear Who Slept Thr ough Christmas 3, 15 ; Rook.ies 13 ; College Basketball 4-: National Geographic 6 ; Gunsmoke a, 10 ; The Killers 20, 33. 8: 30 ~ Diana 3, 15 ~ 9 : 00 - Movie " Once You Kiss A Stranger" 3, 15; Liberty Bowl -6, 13 ; Here' s Lucy 8, 10. 9: 30 ~ Movie " Wild, Wild Winter" 4; Dick Van Dyke a, 10; Book Beat 20, 33. 10:00- Bobby Van and Elaine Joyce a, 10 ; News 20; Paul Nuchims 33. 10 : 30 ~ News3 , 4, 8, 10, 15; Janaki 33 . 11:30 ~ Johnny Carson 3, 4 , 15 ; Movies " As The Sea Rages " 8; " The Last Winter " 10. · 12 : 00 - News 6. 13. 11 : 30 - Movie " Mozambique" 13. 1:00- Tomorrow 3, 4. 2: 00 - News 4, 13. Please tell people to HELP someone on a diet. Not make it tougher for them. - LOSING BATILE · Dear L.B.: You've already told 'em! Thanks - they needed that! HELEN AND SUE Dear Rap: . I have some old eyeglasses a nd wonder if you have an ad,.. dress where I cai:t send them. I've heard of an orga nization that uses them for poor people - FOUR EYES Dear F.E .: Send your old eye glasses to EYES FOR TilE NEEDY, Short Hill, New Jersey, 07078. This non-profit group can use not only glasses of aJJ kinds, but alsD unbroken plastic or metal frames with lenses, old silverware, watches and jewelry containing precious metals. - H AND S · · cake. I say, "No thank you" and she thinks I'm saying her cake is no good. Like the gang order ed p izza sent over the other n ight and when I wouldn't eat my share they ·m a de me pay it anyway. break it up? - SUE Helen and Sue: Why is it that when you're overweight and not reducing, everyone wonders why you don't ha ve mor e will power, a nd makes you feel worthless fo r not going on a diet? Then, when you go on a diet a nd try desperately ·ha rd to resist food, everyone offers you fattening t hings, and gets their feelings hurt if you refuse them? Like I was at a girl friend's and she'd just made a pudding- shouldn't be ha rd: after all, how many stinker s do you know who are so jealous of Pam's friendship with you that they'd like to H you two could get your parents together for a talk, your problems might be solved. - HELEN Help: Why not snoop aroWJd and try to locate the gossiper? That over anxious ~ period? Seems to me Pam's parents a r e overly anxious to believestor ies which could easily 1;>e proved lies. Or a r e they ruining Pam's and:nly friendship. What can we do?~ HELP Help: Some gossiper or gossipers a re having a darn good time well-behaved we were, but Pam's mother· heard ·t he wrong side. The adult chaperones all said they were surprised at how parents dropped by, and Pam.' s mother called twice ! But someOne just couldn't resist telling her that the party wasn't chaperoned and it was loaded with dope and booze. Both my parents were present the entire time, two other months later !.persuaded them to let her come to a party I was giving, for her 17th birthday. Well, Pam's parents made her break off with me, but six care" attitude which I set out to change. After she "came back to life," we were still best friends. Then someone called her folks and told them I was hooked on drugs and laid out of school almost every day to get high. The _ first couple of phone calls, they ignored, and then it began to get to them. Meanwhile, a mysterious ·taller informed my mother Pam was a put--out with the guys and a regular sot. Mom doesn't believe anything until it's proved, so she told the caller politely where to go WJless she had FACTS .. breakdown. Vlhen she got out of the hospital, she had an " I don't made her break up with this I've got a friend I'll call Pam. About a year ago her parents Rap : f ~$ *~::::::::::::::::.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!:*:::~·~=!~:::::::::::::~=: ~ 29 Ol CAN Sweet Potatoes· JACK-O-LANTERN 18 LB. · AND UP T :'<11:~~,-~ "li.~~ .;i"'~, .,.-~_ ~ LB. 6 :00 ~ Travelogue 4. 6:30-- This. Week 4; Newsmaker ' 73 T3 ; Lamp Unto My Feet 10. 7: -00 ~Time for Timothy 4; Jenny Falwell 13 ; Communique 6 ; Marshall Efron ' s Sunday School 10. . 7: 30- Faith for Today 8; Revival Fires 6; Herald of Truth 3; Yours for the Asking 4; Camera Three 10. · 8-: 00 ~ Leonj3rd Repass 8 ; Gospel Caravan 6 ; Church Service · 13; Billy James Hargis & His All-American Kids 10; Mormon Choir 3 ; Day of Discovery 4 . 8 :30 ~ Oral Roberts 3 : Your Health4; Kathryn Kuhlman 6 ; Da y of Discovery 8 ; Get Together 10; Rex Humbard 13; Revival Fires 15. 8 : 55 - BLack Cameo 4 . 9 : 00~ Singing Jubilee3 : CadleChapef4; Oral Roberts 10; Rex Humbard 6, 15 ; Ha ir Bear 's Bunch 6 . - 9:30 - Church bv Side of Road 4; Christ i s tMe Answer 13; Amazing ChC'I' l 8 ; Popeye 10. w : 00 --------: Church Serv ices 4 ; This is the Life 3: Faith for Today 15; Kid Power 6, 13; Facing Life 8; Movie" Esther and the King " 10. 1-0 :30 - Visi·o n On 6 ; Insight 4 : Osmorids TJ ; Capta in Noah 3 ; This is The Life 15 ; Viewpoint 8. 11 : 00 ~ Point of View 6 ; TV Chapel 3 ; focus on Col umbus 4; Across the 'Fence 15; H. R. Pufnstuf 13; Camera Three 8. 11: 30- This is The Answer 3; Make Wish 6 , 13: Insight 15; Rex Humbard 8. 12:-00 :--- At Issue 3; Bowling 6 ; Rev. Calvin Evans 13; Sacred Heart 15; Columbus Town Meeting 10; Fred Taylor 4. 11 : 15- Open Bible 15. 12 : 30 - Meet The Press 3, 4, 15 ; Pro Football Pre-Game 8; Revival Fires 13. 11 : 55 ~ Ted Mullins 10. 1: 00 - Lower Lighthouse 13; Pro Football 15; Pro Football 8, 10 ; It Takes A Thief 3 ; Perry Mason 4. 1: 30 - Issues - Answers 6, 13. ~: 00 ~ Soul Train6; P r o Footba/13, 4J Hocus Pocus Gang 13. -[): 00 - Other People, other Places 6; Wild Kingdom 13. 3:30-Jimmy Dean Show 13 ; Untamed World6. 4 : 00- French Chef 33: Rookies 6; Pro Football 15 : Face the Nation 8 ; Animal World__ 10 ; Sid and Marty Kroft at the Hollywood Bowl 13. ·•: 30- Help Wanted 33; Pro FootbaiJ 3, 4; Virginian ·a; Movie " March of the Wooden Soldiers" 10. 5: 00- Umbrella 33; Nw:Jvie "An Honorable Young Man " 13; A Ch r istmas ·Carol 6 . 5: 15 - Making Things Work 33 . T' Aichi Ch' uan 33 ; Julie Andrews 6. Grand Master Chess 3J ; A Child's Christmas in Wales 8, 5:30 6: 00 10. JJ . 6 : 30 - World At War 6 ; Vince Lombardi : Science & Art of Football JJ . 7: oo ..:... Zoom 20, 33; Wild Kingdom 15; . Circus ·4 .- Lassie B; In the Know 10 ; Untamed World 13 ; Safari to Adventure 3. . 7: 30 .:... Mountain Scene 33 ,· Perry MasOn 8, 10 ; F 81 6, 13; French Chef 20 ; World of Disney 3, 4, 15. ' 8: 00 - Men Who Made The Movies .20 ; An American Christmas 8 :30 ~ Mannix 8, 10 ; Columbo 3, 4, 15; Movie " The Glass Menagerie" 6, 13. 9:_00 - N\asterpiece Theater 30, 33. 9 :30 Barnaby Jones 8, 10. · ·10 : 00 - Firing Line 20, 33; NBC News 3, 4, 1-5. 10: 30- News 6 , B. ; High Road to Adventure 10 ; Newsmaker '73 "13. 1 L oo ~ News 3, 4, 6, 8 , 10, 13, 15. 11:15 - Police Surgeon 6 ; News 10, 13 ; Movie " Rose of Washington Square" 8. 11:30- Face- the Nation 10; In Concert 13; Movie "If I Had a Million" 3 ; Johnny Carson 4 , 15. 11: 45 - Good News 6. 12:00 - Urban League 10. 12: 30-----' Movie "7 Fa·ces of Dr . Lao" 10. f:OO ~ News 4., 13. MONDA Y, DEC . 17, 1973 6 : 00 - Su-n rise Seminar 4 ; Sacred Heart 10. 6.: 15 - School Scene 10. 6:20 - Farm Report 13. 6 :25 - Paul Harvey 13 . 6:30 - F ive Minutes To Live By 4 ; News 6; Bible Answers 8 ; Good News 13. _ 6 : 35 ~Columbus Today 4. 6 :45 ·~ Corncob Report 3; Farmtime 10. 7 : 00 - Today 3, 4, 15 ; CBS News B, 10; Romper RO~ m 6; Lone Ranger 13. _ 7: 30 - R:ocky & Bullwinkle 13; New Zoo Revue6 . 8 : 00- Capt. Kangaroo 8, 10 : New Zoo Revue 13 ; Sesame St. 33: Timmy .& Lassie 6-. 8~ 30 -"---- Huck & Yogi 6 : Dick Van Dyke 13. 8 : 55- News 13. 9:00 ~ Paul 'Dixon 4,· Friendly Junction 10 ; A.M. 3; Phil Dona~ue 15 ; Brady Bunch 6 ; Abbott & Costello 8 ; Movie " Cheyenne Autumn" 13. 9 : 30 - To Tell t he Truth 3; Secret Storm 8 ; Company 6 . 9 : 55 ~ Chuck White Reports 10. 10:00 - Dir Jh Shore3. 15; Joker ' s Wild 8, 10. 10<~0~ Baf_fle 3, 4·, 15; $10,000 Pyramid 8, 10 ; Mike Douglas 6 . 11:00 ~ Gabmit 10; Password 13; Wizard of Odds 3, 4, 15 ; Hazel 8 . 11: 30 ~ Hollywood Squares J, 4, 15; Love of Life 8, 10 ; Brady Bunch 13; Bowling 6 ; Sesame Sf. 33. l1: 55 - CBS NewsB ; Dan lmel ' s Wor ld -10 .12 : 00- Jeopardy 3, 15 ; Bob Braun' s 50-50 Club 4; Password 6 : News 8, 10, 13. 12: 30-3 W's 3, 15; Sptit Second 6 ; Search tor Tomorrow 8, 10. 11: 55 - News. 3, 15. · 1;00- News 3 ; All My Children 6, 13 ; Not For Women Only '15; Concentration 8 ; What' s My Line 10. 1:30-3 On A Match 3, 4, 15 ; The World Turns a, 10 ; Let's Make A Deaf 6, 13. 2:00 - Days of Our Lives3, 4, 15 ; Guiding· Light 8, 10; Newlywed Game 6, 13. 2:30 - Edge of NightS, 10; Doctors 3, 4, 15 ; Girl in My Life 6, 13. 3: 00 - Another World 3, 4 . 15 ; General Hospital 6, 13 ; Price is Right 10; Virginian 8 ; i•dlerian Counseling 33 ; AntiqUes 20. 3 : 30 - Return to Peyton Ptace3, 15; One Life to Live 13; Secret Storm 10; Phil Donahue4 ; Huck& Yogi6 ; FrenchChef20. 4 : 00 ~ Mr. Cartoon 3'; Somerset 1S; Sesame St. 33 ; Speed Racer 6 : Sesame St. 20; Farmer's Daughter 13; Movie " The Catered Affair " 10. 4: 30 ~ I love luc:y 6 ; Green Acres 3 ; Jeopardy 4; Gilligan's Island 13 ; Stanta Cla.us 15;" Lucy Show 8. """" " --~ '- 0 ., ... ' t ~ ,,i!: .... ' 3l '( % ~ ooc.l• "' n <::::::> > • 01'1 '~;;;;> ooo v �= / " • ~ ' 7 - -· , 100% PURE LEAN GROUND ~BEEF FAMILY PAK ARMOUR STAR VERIBEST PORK STEAK ARMOUR COLUMBIA BACON 12 OL TUX PACK HOMEMADE COUNTRY STYLE PORK SAUSAGE SWIFT PREMIUM WIENERS 12 Ol BAG PAGE EIGIIT-MIDDLEPORT MERCHANTS SECTION ' SU N DA Y, DE t. 16,1973 Tttlevision Log . • l!''l ..,..~ ' ARMOUR E ~ =~~: J and she almost had a nervous ' PRICES GOOD TH RU ~~ -~ FOR CANS 303 Two · large they a r e LB. EA. --fur rlf'() pd """""' DEl MONTE oz. CAN 15 PEARS MIRACLE CAN oz. OLEO LIBBY'S Libby~ llbbu~ 111.. L •• --~11' Pu~ - -~- ~ .... STOKELY•S e 15 OZ. CAN FRUIT COCKTAIL in for Mid - Entr y I I 0 ~ 18" IGA 7 oz. ' 49¢ OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY 12 OL CHIPS CHOCOLATE FLAVORED BAKER's 39¢ AlUMINUM ' FOIL 000 300 cANS ...I t "' Q. § 3 "'...;" ' :Ji "'a ~- Q. ~ ""' " ~ ·" -"'- i? -~ SAUCE 3 $100 ·- FOR THE BEST H URRY AND SHO P NOW STORE r;E;;G1ft.~.Nik~oi~E-P~~--?{r CHRISTMAS BUYS IN MIDDlEPORT FREE PARKING ·~ · MIDDLEPORT MERCHANTS' ll"' Look Forms dleport Merchants newspaper ads. or Merchants ' stores. ~ ~ ~--------------- : NAME _________ : ADDRESS ---------1 1 TEL·. N0· -----~---·--1 ll.OOO IN MERCHANDISE PRIZES TO 6E G IVEN f AWAY. No Purchue Necesury . 7:30PM ' ,__________ __ _________ _ Evenings Open Now Stores Middleport Need not be present to win. No· purchase necessary. Oh io · (S peed Dairy ~ Walt er Enterprise s Zerkle Trucking Co. Stiffler's Que~m ) O ' Delt Ralls Ben Franklin Meigs Tire · Center Motor Parts Co. Broughton 's Crooks Dutton Drug Co. R. H. Rawlings & Sons Co. The Jones Boys Youngs Market Shoe Box , Inc. Columbia Gas of Ohio Inc . M & R Foodliner M & R Barga inland Electric Co. Heritage House Dud ley's Florist Kelly Manufacturing Co. Columbus & Southern Rawlings-Co.a ts The Daily Sentinel THESE PARTICtPATING MERCHANTS WELCOME YOU Burkette Barber Shop Friendly Tav{!rn Ossie 's Recreation Room The· Quality Print Shop General Ti re Sates Cross Hardware Royal Crown Bottling Co. Western Auto Associate Store The Kiddie Shoppe Ingels F-urniture Store Citizens National Bank Village Pharmacy ·Baker Furniture Bahr Cloth iers King Builders Supply Co. Werner's Rad i.o The Sewing Center Keith Goble Ford, Inc. De b 's ~arber Shop Jimmies Pastry Headquarters Downing-Childs Agency, Inc. Midd le port Dept. Store, Inc. Blue Tar-fan Mi dd leport Book Store !!. ~ Or . Clyde J . Ingels .. 1 (; IT'S TIME TO JOIN THE SMART SHOPPERS ONLY PUMPKIN 6 STICKS PIES CREAM ; 0 PEAS BANANA COCONUT CHOCOLATE ~ .-chocolate Banl\ll~t cream ... -- - pie. LASTS SUPPLY OR WHILE CH RISTMAS stance. Jet is a gem found in the beds of coal as a fossil sub- electricity" between 1982-. and 1984. area. Underwater cables would carry the electriCity ashor e !here by 1980 or 1981 if all goes smoothly, Stadelman said. J ac ks on ville Electric Authority is considering .two other plants it might locate in !he Atlantic about 20 miles from downtown Jacksonville !hat would begin producing 13 miles north of Atlantic City about three miles off the coast in a br eak w a ter-pr ote c t ed other such plants. The New Jersey finn plans to locate the first two plants about utilities are consid ering _bliying Elec tric Author ity and the Middle South Utilities Co. to sell four other:s. Three oth e r SoUthern· already have been sold ·to the Public Service Co. -of- New Jer sey and his fi rm is dick e r ing with J a c k sonville Joseph R. Stadelman, an .. Offshore Power Systerrui vice president, said four plants each genera tor site. This raises the cost of each W1it built and takes longer. Building a plant Qn .land involves bringing tire factory to whe rever to make all the plants in. one facto r y and tow them to needed. .nation's rivers. Building the power plants on barges would en able the Westinghouse - Tenneco group and Gulf coats and on the If the AEC appr oves the plan -the earliest that might occur is April, 1975, beca use o£ an exhaustive safety-r eview procedure ~ the Westinghouse - Tenneco subsidiar y would construct the plants on barges near Jacksonville and tow them to sites along"the Atlantic work. 1.15 billion watts , enough electricity to meet the needs of a city of 600,000 people and to make a dent in the national energy shortage in the - next decade. The two corpor ations are Westinghouse Electric Corp. and Tenneco, Inc ., which created a joint subsidiary, Offshore Power Systems of Jacksonville, Fla., to do the Each plant would generate reporter. in the Citizen J ournal of Dec. 14. Atomic Energy Commission for permission to build a series of nuclear power · plants on barges along _the nation 's coasts and in it.s rivers according to Don Kirkman , Scripps-Howard Sc ience corporations have asked ~he POMEROY - Waterized • atomic plants .proposed - GOLD BAND .· Malice Anonymous Generation Rap · .By Helen and Sue Hottel dud~ 5:00 ~ Mr . Rogers 20, 33 ; Bonanza J·; Merv G r iffin 4; Andy Griffith 8 ; 1 Dream of Jean_nie 13; Mission : Impossible 6; Bonanza 15. 5:30 ~ Beverly Hillbillies 6; Elec. Co. 33 ; Gomer Pyle 13; Hodgepodge Lodge 20. 5: 55 ....:. Earl Nightingale 15. 6 : 00 ~ News 3, 4, 6 , 8, 10, 15 ; Sesame St. 20; ABC News 13 ; Personality & Beha vior a l De ve.lopment 33 . 6 : 30 ~ NBC News 3, 4, l5 ; A BC News 6 ; CBS News 8, 10 ; Hogan's Heroes 13. 7:.00 - Truth or Consequences 3. 6 ; What ' s My Line? 8 ; Electric Company 20; Beat the Clock 4; . News 10 ; Ci r cus 13; T BA 15; · Who is Man? 33. 7:30- Bpbby Goldsboro3 ; Ch r istmas Story 4; To Tell the Truth · 6 ; Buck ON-ens 8 ; Lock , Stock, and Barrel 20 ; Municipal Court 10 ; Beat the Clock 13 ; Wacky World of Jonathan Winters 15; Episode Action 33. 8:00 . ~ The Bear Who Slept Thr ough Christmas 3, 15 ; Rook.ies 13 ; College Basketball 4-: National Geographic 6 ; Gunsmoke a, 10 ; The Killers 20, 33. 8: 30 ~ Diana 3, 15 ~ 9 : 00 - Movie " Once You Kiss A Stranger" 3, 15; Liberty Bowl -6, 13 ; Here' s Lucy 8, 10. 9: 30 ~ Movie " Wild, Wild Winter" 4; Dick Van Dyke a, 10; Book Beat 20, 33. 10:00- Bobby Van and Elaine Joyce a, 10 ; News 20; Paul Nuchims 33. 10 : 30 ~ News3 , 4, 8, 10, 15; Janaki 33 . 11:30 ~ Johnny Carson 3, 4 , 15 ; Movies " As The Sea Rages " 8; " The Last Winter " 10. · 12 : 00 - News 6. 13. 11 : 30 - Movie " Mozambique" 13. 1:00- Tomorrow 3, 4. 2: 00 - News 4, 13. Please tell people to HELP someone on a diet. Not make it tougher for them. - LOSING BATILE · Dear L.B.: You've already told 'em! Thanks - they needed that! HELEN AND SUE Dear Rap: . I have some old eyeglasses a nd wonder if you have an ad,.. dress where I cai:t send them. I've heard of an orga nization that uses them for poor people - FOUR EYES Dear F.E .: Send your old eye glasses to EYES FOR TilE NEEDY, Short Hill, New Jersey, 07078. This non-profit group can use not only glasses of aJJ kinds, but alsD unbroken plastic or metal frames with lenses, old silverware, watches and jewelry containing precious metals. - H AND S · · cake. I say, "No thank you" and she thinks I'm saying her cake is no good. Like the gang order ed p izza sent over the other n ight and when I wouldn't eat my share they ·m a de me pay it anyway. break it up? - SUE Helen and Sue: Why is it that when you're overweight and not reducing, everyone wonders why you don't ha ve mor e will power, a nd makes you feel worthless fo r not going on a diet? Then, when you go on a diet a nd try desperately ·ha rd to resist food, everyone offers you fattening t hings, and gets their feelings hurt if you refuse them? Like I was at a girl friend's and she'd just made a pudding- shouldn't be ha rd: after all, how many stinker s do you know who are so jealous of Pam's friendship with you that they'd like to H you two could get your parents together for a talk, your problems might be solved. - HELEN Help: Why not snoop aroWJd and try to locate the gossiper? That over anxious ~ period? Seems to me Pam's parents a r e overly anxious to believestor ies which could easily 1;>e proved lies. Or a r e they ruining Pam's and:nly friendship. What can we do?~ HELP Help: Some gossiper or gossipers a re having a darn good time well-behaved we were, but Pam's mother· heard ·t he wrong side. The adult chaperones all said they were surprised at how parents dropped by, and Pam.' s mother called twice ! But someOne just couldn't resist telling her that the party wasn't chaperoned and it was loaded with dope and booze. Both my parents were present the entire time, two other months later !.persuaded them to let her come to a party I was giving, for her 17th birthday. Well, Pam's parents made her break off with me, but six care" attitude which I set out to change. After she "came back to life," we were still best friends. Then someone called her folks and told them I was hooked on drugs and laid out of school almost every day to get high. The _ first couple of phone calls, they ignored, and then it began to get to them. Meanwhile, a mysterious ·taller informed my mother Pam was a put--out with the guys and a regular sot. Mom doesn't believe anything until it's proved, so she told the caller politely where to go WJless she had FACTS .. breakdown. Vlhen she got out of the hospital, she had an " I don't made her break up with this I've got a friend I'll call Pam. About a year ago her parents Rap : f ~$ *~::::::::::::::::.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!:*:::~·~=!~:::::::::::::~=: ~ 29 Ol CAN Sweet Potatoes· JACK-O-LANTERN 18 LB. · AND UP T :'<11:~~,-~ "li.~~ .;i"'~, .,.-~_ ~ LB. 6 :00 ~ Travelogue 4. 6:30-- This. Week 4; Newsmaker ' 73 T3 ; Lamp Unto My Feet 10. 7: -00 ~Time for Timothy 4; Jenny Falwell 13 ; Communique 6 ; Marshall Efron ' s Sunday School 10. . 7: 30- Faith for Today 8; Revival Fires 6; Herald of Truth 3; Yours for the Asking 4; Camera Three 10. · 8-: 00 ~ Leonj3rd Repass 8 ; Gospel Caravan 6 ; Church Service · 13; Billy James Hargis & His All-American Kids 10; Mormon Choir 3 ; Day of Discovery 4 . 8 :30 ~ Oral Roberts 3 : Your Health4; Kathryn Kuhlman 6 ; Da y of Discovery 8 ; Get Together 10; Rex Humbard 13; Revival Fires 15. 8 : 55 - BLack Cameo 4 . 9 : 00~ Singing Jubilee3 : CadleChapef4; Oral Roberts 10; Rex Humbard 6, 15 ; Ha ir Bear 's Bunch 6 . - 9:30 - Church bv Side of Road 4; Christ i s tMe Answer 13; Amazing ChC'I' l 8 ; Popeye 10. w : 00 --------: Church Serv ices 4 ; This is the Life 3: Faith for Today 15; Kid Power 6, 13; Facing Life 8; Movie" Esther and the King " 10. 1-0 :30 - Visi·o n On 6 ; Insight 4 : Osmorids TJ ; Capta in Noah 3 ; This is The Life 15 ; Viewpoint 8. 11 : 00 ~ Point of View 6 ; TV Chapel 3 ; focus on Col umbus 4; Across the 'Fence 15; H. 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JJ . 6 : 30 - World At War 6 ; Vince Lombardi : Science & Art of Football JJ . 7: oo ..:... Zoom 20, 33; Wild Kingdom 15; . Circus ·4 .- Lassie B; In the Know 10 ; Untamed World 13 ; Safari to Adventure 3. . 7: 30 .:... Mountain Scene 33 ,· Perry MasOn 8, 10 ; F 81 6, 13; French Chef 20 ; World of Disney 3, 4, 15. ' 8: 00 - Men Who Made The Movies .20 ; An American Christmas 8 :30 ~ Mannix 8, 10 ; Columbo 3, 4, 15; Movie " The Glass Menagerie" 6, 13. 9:_00 - N\asterpiece Theater 30, 33. 9 :30 Barnaby Jones 8, 10. · ·10 : 00 - Firing Line 20, 33; NBC News 3, 4, 1-5. 10: 30- News 6 , B. ; High Road to Adventure 10 ; Newsmaker '73 "13. 1 L oo ~ News 3, 4, 6, 8 , 10, 13, 15. 11:15 - Police Surgeon 6 ; News 10, 13 ; Movie " Rose of Washington Square" 8. 11:30- Face- the Nation 10; In Concert 13; Movie "If I Had a Million" 3 ; Johnny Carson 4 , 15. 11: 45 - Good News 6. 12:00 - Urban League 10. 12: 30-----' Movie "7 Fa·ces of Dr . Lao" 10. f:OO ~ News 4., 13. MONDA Y, DEC . 17, 1973 6 : 00 - Su-n rise Seminar 4 ; Sacred Heart 10. 6.: 15 - School Scene 10. 6:20 - Farm Report 13. 6 :25 - Paul Harvey 13 . 6:30 - F ive Minutes To Live By 4 ; News 6; Bible Answers 8 ; Good News 13. _ 6 : 35 ~Columbus Today 4. 6 :45 ·~ Corncob Report 3; Farmtime 10. 7 : 00 - Today 3, 4, 15 ; CBS News B, 10; Romper RO~ m 6; Lone Ranger 13. _ 7: 30 - R:ocky & Bullwinkle 13; New Zoo Revue6 . 8 : 00- Capt. 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R..:. • __ . · I 1 ~ ... .;-s.~tit<¥.,. .. , SSOH ASllB "~~ PAGE FOUR - MIDDLEPORT MERCHANTS SECTION STARTS SUNDAY AT WHILE THEY LAST FIRST COME FIRST SERVED PICTURES, LAMPS, BOWLS, COOKIE JARS, LARGE PLANTERS DISHES, GLASSES, CHRISTMAS LIGHTS, NOVELTY ITEMS, NOON I_.-~ OV3H8 1 • JVOl NIMl 'lSSV lWil A110H I OlUnd SMOllVWHSHVW ~ ... ~ ...- " ~ ..,..; 'C § ~ "' c as ' ~ .§" ;,, f- :1 ~: ~ ;;,.~. ~ M&R SHOPPING CENTER MID~~RT DISH BARN ....... .. . .. . ·=- · . • · •·•••·· •...; .... • •••• • ' .. •• . ....... • • ' - �• 12 - Th<>Sunda)·Tunes-&ntioel.Sw•da), Dt·•'. lG,l97.l I 1 • • ' •• •• •• •• •• •• ••• ,.•• •• t t ~ • •• • 1 I ' f' ~ ....1 :: GALLIPOI.IS - The Hilltop 4-H Club met Dec. 13 at the home or Mr . and Mrs. Leonard New~rry . The meeting was called to order by the president Lynnitta Newberry. Pledges were led by Roger Waugh. Roll was called and the secretary's and ~easurer's reports were heard . There were seven members pr('sent. Advisor , Bonnie Waugh, read a letter concerning Lhe steer projects for next year. Mrs. Waugh also presented awards and certificates to club members for last yea r's achievements. The club recci\'ed a gold rat ing, which is the highest a club can earn. Members receiving award pins were Lynnitta Newberry, swine: Curt Elliott, veterinary science; Bonita Waugh, beef. All members r eceived certifi cates of co mpletion for last yea r 's projects. The club voted to give a donation 11f rnone~ to the GIPnn Graham famil}', <.IS a Christ.Jnas and family projcl't. Mrmbers pres~ • were Lynmtta. M"rk a nd Dale Newberry, J erry Thacker. Bonita. H.oger and Drema Waugh. Advisors for the club are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Newberry and Bonnie Waugh. Reporter, Terry Waugh. PTOTOMEET ADDA VILLE - The Addaville PTO will meet at the sc hool at7 :30 p.m . Dec. 18, for the Christmas program "Stars Over Christmas". The play will be direc ted by Mrs. Barbara Stewart. Firth and sixth gra de instrumental students under lhe direction of David Phillips will also perform . . The Vint on No. 375 met the Masonic their regular worthy matron Vick ie Powell and worthy patr on Robert A. Powell presiding. Chapter opened in ritual is tic form . Th e marshall , Lovina Swisher, pr ese nted the national nag . The deputy grand matron, B. Louise Mitchell , was presented and escorted to a seat in the East. Worthy matrons and patrons of other chapters were presented and escorted to the East for a welcome. District offi ce rs, Opal P.ayne , secretary, and Gladys Rife, president, were presented and given a welcome . Past matrons and patrons of Vinton Chapter were presented and escorted to the East for a welcome . Installation was held with ~ •• FOR HER -- FOR HIM SUITS SPORTS COATS SWEATER VESTS SP.ORTSWEAR By : "RUSS GIRL . DALE OF . CALIFORNIA PLAYMATE . BIQUETTE MAXIE DRESSES By: TOM SAWYER DANNY DARE SHIRT AND PANTS COORDINATES By : ·by DON MOOR TOM SAWYER TINY TOWN . LOVE POLLY FLINDERS SLEEPWEAR Belts Sweaters '·. - Kenova. GALLIPOLIS - The &nior Citizens Center, located in the old Holzer Hospital Building, Cedar Street entrance, is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and one night each week . The schedule for this week is as follows: Monday, Dec. 17, Flower Making Class, 1-3 p.m. Tuesday , Dec. 18, Physical Fitness Class, 10,11 a.m. Rug Lessons, 1-3 p.m . Teacher, Bill Menshouse. Wednesday, Dec. · · 19, Christmas Decorations, 1~3 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 20, Beads Class, · Quilting, 1-3 p.m . Council Meeting, 2 p.m. Friday, Dec. 21, All Crafts, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Square and Folk Dancing , 6:30 - 9 p.m. Rain Jackets Belts Ties Sweaters Gloves Shrink Vest s Hats Pajamas Sweat Shirts Purses RobeS Gowns Steeping Bags Stuffed Pillows Bulletin Boards :··1~A. Jashions for the young "326Second Ave., Galllpolls Ph. 446-4343 All New for Fall & Holiday Sewing So lids-PIa ids- Checks~ Stripes-Prints. Fancies All 60 - 66 inch widths STORE HOURS Mon . Thur. Fri. 9:Jotil9'p.m. Tues. Wed. Sat. 9:30 til5 :JO l) . m . NEW SHIPMENT MEN'S DOUBLE KNIT SWEATER KNITS COLOR COORDINATED •395 SUNDAY THE VINTON Community Choir will present the cantata, "A Song Unending"by John W. Peterson, at 7:30 p. m. in the Vinton Baptist Church. SLACKS YARD REGULAR 115 CLOSED THIS MONDAY FOR INVENTORY ENGLISH Club Christmas meeting at the home or Mrs. Willa Breland, 2 p . m. . SALE STARTS TUESDAY 9:30 A.M. MONDAY GALL!A Chap ter OCSEA Christmas gift exchange and monthly meeting in the Grand Squares ,Club Rooms, Eastern e~~~n~:.-m . Optional $2 gift 14 K wh ite o r yellow gold" lilled case with ll oren tine texture . · PAUL .DAVIES JEWELERS 404 Second Ave. " ' • I' " • ·• " CHESHIRE • Kyger PTA Christmas program at 7:30 p.m TUESDAY LAFAYETTE Shrine No. 44, meets at the Masonic Temple at 7:30 p.m. for a Christmas party and covered dish dinner. Bring $1 gift for exchange . GOLDEN Circle of Grace United Methodist Church will meet at12 noon for potluck and Christmas program. Members bring a , can of fruit or vegetables for a basket for the needy and table service. BIDWELL - Porter Senior Citizens potluck Christmas dinner in the school cafeteria at 6 p.m. Meat furnished. Bring· table service . PEMBROKE Club Christmas potluck at the home of Mrs. Jack Knight, 6:30p.m. ADDAVILLE PTO Christmas program ·at the school, 7:30 p.m. OPEN Gate Garden Club meets for its annual Christmas session at the home of Mrs. Brenda Morgan, 7:30p.m. NEWCOMERS Club cookie swap. Each member brtng 4 dozen cookies to the home or .Mrs. Charles (Madge ) Adkins, 446 Jerry Dr., Pleasant Valley · Estates at I p.m. " FREE PARKING DOWNTOWN EVERY TUESDAY & THURSDAY '·: WINS CONTEST BIDWELL - North Gallia High School is proud to announce that Resa Sexton is the winner of its Voice of Democracy contest. Resa will represent her school in countywide competition sponsored annually by the Veterans of · Fore ign Wars. Makes your Christmas Gift Shopping easy with ... DRESS SHIRTS BY ·-· . FUND SET UP NEW HAVEN - Christmas funds have been established for slriking employees of Local426 of the Philip Sporn Plant at the Mason County Bank here and at the Citizens National Bank, Point Pleasant. Anyone wishing to contribute mail it, or take it to these banks. · ENRO PAJAMAS DUNMAR ROBES EVANS SLIPPERS JIFFIES ARROW ENRO a.DlHING BY ..•. OUTERWEAR BY •. • • SEWE!'LL J&F KINGSRIDGE SPORT COATS BY CAMPUS RUGBY McGREGOR CRESCO •••• SEWELL CRICKETEER KINGSRIDGE BELTS BY •••• PARIS HATS BY •.•• TOILETRIES BY PORTIS ALEXANDER STETSON PEDWIN FREEMAN NUNN BUSH CAMPUS RUGBY McGREGOR ARROW HOTDOGS ' • DRESS SLACKS BY 49¢ I le I MEEKER BILLFOLDS TRYOURHOMEMADEBEANSOUP! &qakr .&qnppr ' CAMPUS BEST SWANK JEWELRY INTERWOVEN SOCKS - ~-· -·-·-·-· ,. . . ~~ ::: .-.- ~ ~:~=~ :_;_l_;_i :~; ~~~i ·:·: ;:;: J 1 ·:-: By T. Allan Wolter District Ranger STl\<l'E CO! .I .EGE. Pa . 1Speci~ll For the pasr week the Ironton Ranger District of the Wayne National Forest has been in the ca pable hands of Tom Williams. while the ra nger has been getting so. me more ·'school housin' " at Penn State University . During the past 14 years, Penn State, home of the Nittany Uons, has been offe~ing a special refresher course in administrative mana gement for Natural R~source Managers. While the course content deals primarily with enhancing super:visory skills, a very real frin ge benefit of the course is the opportunity to rub elbows with Resource Managers from state, federal and private sectors. Forty-two participants fr O!ll as far away as Texas and California are at~ tending this coUrse . Our neighbors to the north are also represented with men here from Nova Scotia and Quebec. but to supply 100 pet. of the Nation's total energy nced:s." A statement like that is sure to arouse interest. lma~ine ! 100 pet. of uur energy n€'eds! . ll has been estimated that high yield forestry could produce enough wood fiber from 9 pet. of the U. S. land area I or 30 pet. of our forested area) to meet total energy needs. Unlike fossil fue I sueh as coal and gas ur uther sources of energy· such as atomic power (which are non~ renewable 1wood is a renewable resource that under the sustained yield principal , can produce this amount of energy in~ definitely . According to Dr.' Murphey 1 'there are still some technical details to be worked out but the principal is sound and the solution Ls feasible . The end result may be the total degasifi calion or wood much like the coal degasificatlon principle." Pennsylvania coal, he stated, contains a minimum of 3 pet. sulphur which is harmful and released when coal is 1_ ·-~ · :!.:~~!r"~t~~:~:ir:~~~r~~ ~~~1zrL~~~~~~~~~-::n: s:~:n:~: ;~:: :::: :;:: ;:;: :~:~ i;i; :::: ::~: .t :;;:;r :;:; :~~l :;:; :;:; common denominator of all would be how to cope with rising public demand and need for such things as recreation and timber. A new use of our forest lands that has exciting possi bilities is th at of producing energy . It is entirely possi ble and feasible that our energy crisis can be solved quite si mply by one of man 's oldest natural resources, wood. According to Dr. Wayne K. Murphey, Professor of ·Wood Technology, and Assistant Director, School of F orestry at Penn State University, "Research is already underway to utilize wood as a · source of energy, not just to heal homes. .i[ ::: ·:.:: Genetic makeup key to hearts 1\:EW YORK t UP I ! Cororu.try heart disease is more the result of ~eneuc makeup than it is bad habits like smoktng and overeating, according to Dr . Wilham Likoff, professor of medicine at the Hahnemann College and Ho!Spital tn Philadelphia , Ukuff. a cardiologist who spoke at a three-<lay symoosiwn held in his honor, said, ·JL almo~t .ap~0:1.rs that there are certain people who are preorda1ned to suffer this disease." Seven U.S Army generals became pres 1de~ts T~e las1 was Dw1ghl D Eisenhower ~ t,.. ;~ !:~ :::: -~-.~f . ::~ ~~~ -:.: ':~ t .. :~:i :~: .~:.~: .•.· :::: BOYS TOP GRAIN LEATHER ZIPPER BOOTS Regular • $1199 ~)li -:-: OF LADIES' :_:_l_.j_,_l.· that harnessing the sun's energy is the only long range solution to the energy :;~; problem. Energy stored in the form of ,... ::: coal, oil and gas originally came from the ;i;i sun. Dr . Murphy added "The only real :~:: difference in the two systems is that in :::: utilizing the energy stored in the tree, we :;:; are shortening the storage time frame from eons (fossil fuels ) to 15 or 20 years :;;: required for the tree. :::: From the dawn of time wood has· played a key role in man's development. ,:;:: Could it be that our friend the tree is ;:l destined to play his most important role ::i~ in the history of mankind? ::?. ;:;: DRESS & CASUAL SHOES OPEN SUNDAY 1 PM TIL 6 PM f?orr.f¥// r t BAN KAMER ICARD SHOES FOR THE FAMILY REGISTER FOR OUR GIANT 8FT. CHRISTMAS STOCKING • ~~L:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!:;:!:::~~::::::::::::;:;:;:::::::::~::::::::::::::::~:!:::::::!::::::=:::::::::::::::::_::::o:•:•:~:;:::::::f ' • Rio seniors h · •· ave meettng RIO GRANDE - The Rio Grande Community Senior Citizens met at the community center in Cora recently, for the regular monthly meeting and a covered dish dinner. The. meeting was called to order by the chairperson, Mrs . Frank Denny. The session opened With group singing of " Silent Night." Mrs; Denny presented the meditation on the Christmas story. Program was given by Miss Ruth Thomas who showed pictures of the Holy Land, where she visited last year. Refreshments of cake and punch were served at the close of the meeting. The meetings have been changed to the third Tuesday of· the month, with the next meeting to be Jan . 15. . The world's highest capital, Boliva's La Paz, sprawls a c r o s s slopes of a river~ gouged canyon U,900 feet above sea level. · ·' ... ·' ·' .. Celebrate Christmas in Venetian Style with YOUTH-DEW Fragrance Gifts by ESTEE .LAUDER . Estee Lauder chose Venice1 the jewel of the Adria tic to set the holi· day mood for Youth ~Dew 1 the jewel of fragran ce. Wrap up you r Ch'ristmas pl ans with gifts of the haunting fra grance ifl splend id packages of rich blue ve lour and the glowin g blu e, white and gold colors of antique Veneti an tile s. , Here we show a sampl ing from oLi r opUlent selectio n: A. YOUTH -D EW FRAGRANCE JEWELS. Youth-Dew in twos : a gen- ... . erou s bott le of splash-on Cologne paired w i th new pUrse ~s ize · Boutique Eau de Parium Spray. 8.50 the setO B. YO UTH-DEW ROY AL SUITE. Three Youth-Dew de lights in a luxuriou s sel: Bath Oil, Cologne and Purse Spray. 6.50 the se tO C. ORiyiNAL YOUTH-DEW PERFUME in frosted , hand-po lis hed bou le. V• oz. "12.50 0 •;, oz . ·18.50 0 1 oz. 26.50 0 D. YOUTH-DEW BOUTIQUE EAU DE PARFUM SPRAY. 2'1• oz. 7.000 . 1 oz . 5.000 masr~argr. -· .......... --·----...-.......... .. ' ~_;; ~-:.~· . super .advanced features • New ultra~sharp f/ 1A precision zOom lens fills your screen with bigger, clearer pictures • Forward, reverse, fast forward operating plus new Stop'n GlowrM still lets you stop the action and "freeze" on a subject • Blower-c_ooled 500~ ~ Certificate. Open Evenings 'Til 9 P.M. .. ,. .. ;:;: .... :::: Ky ge r Creek High School gymnasium . Featured selections will include various familiar seasonal numbers by the seventh, eighth and senior high choruses who will decorate the stage for Christmas while performing. The band will present "Spirit of Christmas" by Frank ; "0 Come, Emmanuel ," a traditional advent carol; •'Noel Suite," a suite in four movements by Louis-Claude Daquin; "The Little Drummer Boy,'' by Katherine Davis; and " White Christmas" by Irving Berlin . The concert will close with the band's presentation of " 0 Come All Ye Faithful ." The audience will be invited to joi n in singing the last nwnber . The Kyger Creek Speech Department, under the direction of Mrs. Fay Sauer, will present a silent re~ enacbnent of the manger scene in Bethlehem while the band plays in the background. Director , Phillips, Mrs . Stewart and the students at Kyger Creek extend a cordial invitation to everyone to come and enjoy the program. watt brilliance for brighter pictures • Automatic film threadIng and automatic rewinding • Shows both Super 8 and -Regular amm movies • Complete with self~contained carry~ .' ing case and 400' reel only •99 YOUR 1:: :::~ .with CAMPUS ARROW McGREGOR USE atARGE in fallin g and breaking her leg. She is incapacitated and is recuperating at the home of her sister in Manassas, Va . Nlne members responded to roll call by relating something about Ch ristmas past or present, or a fairy tale. A white elephant gift exchange was enjoyed .a nd gifts for the GSI were given to Mrs. Ella Condee to be delivered to the institute. The club wilt meet with Mrs. . Donald Warehime, Jan . 8, 1974. ·' ... Please Him With· A EACH FOR QUICK PICKUP SERVJCJ<; PHONE 446-2682 I SPORT SHIRTS BY .... H.I.S. RESTON SANS-A-BELT FARAH GALliPOLIS OHIO Arthur ALL WEATHER OOATS BY • . SWEATERS BY ••• • FOOTLOG Mrs. Jeannt> \ Espenseheid which told of her unhappy experience BEAU BRUMMEL TIES SATURN SILHOUETTE FASHIONAIRE •Roll •No ·Substitutions Please! from !Wayne National Forest :1 ~ JOCKEY UNDERWEAR SAMSONITE LUGGAGE BY •••• e2 Pieces of Chicken •French Fries I le BRITISH STERLING' BRUT BRAVARA GRAND MARQUE SHOES BY •••• BROASTED SUPREME SNACK BOX 2nd & OLIVE ST. 100 Pet . Polyester Double Knits Polyester & Wool Double Knits Polyester, Wool & · Silk Double Knits Sweater Knits Double Knits Color Co-Ordina.t ed Double Knits and relatives here. GOOD DURING THE WHOLE MONTH OF DECEMBER The Way You Like 'em" ONE TO TWO YARD ·.· SPECIALS! · DRESS LENGTHS Ohio CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS '.'Fixed CHESHIRE - The annual Chris tmas Concert of the Kyger Creek High School vocal and instrumental music departments will be presented Wednesday evening, Dec. 19, at 7:30p.m . The program is free and open to the public and will be dire cted by Mrs . Barbara Stewart, vocal and David T. Phillips, instrwnental, in the FASHION DESIGNER FABRICS . BANKAMERICARD c/( & 1ILL'S I DOUBLE KNITS! , Classic simplicity a bracelet w~tt't• they frequenU'y visit friends letter KC band, vocalists to · present concert Dec. 19 LAST MINUTE GIFT SPECIALS! a lifetime o l pr oud possessiOn Mrs. Donald K. Matthews, Dresden, is a patient at Good Samaritan Hospital in Zanesville. Her room nwnber is 509. Her husband was born and reared in Gallia County and GALLIPOLIS - Riverside Study Club met in regular session Tuesday, Dec. 11. at 1 p.m. with Mrs. Wymond Bradbury . Mrs . Rosebud Baker delighted the members with h<>r presence, as it had been thought that she was in Florida . However, business called her family home so that she could visit with the club . Unusual refreshments were served in keeping with the season . Mrs. J ohn Allen, president, called the meeting to order. A short business session was followed by the reading of a :~:: 0 OMEGA Sr. Citizens Calendar ·:·:-:.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.:.;-:-:·:·:·:-:-:·:-:-:-::::::::::::~·-:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:-:-:-:-:::-:-:-:·:·:·::::::::::::::::·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:~:~::·:::::::::::::::·:::::::::-:::-:·:-:::;:-:~::;·:·:-:-:-:-:::=:::::::;:::::::=:;;::::;;::;· Bradbury has club LENGTHS Tex. They also have 31 grandchildren and 19 greatgrandchildren. Their daughter will be hostess for the open house. SEEN AND HEARD GALLIPOLIS - Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Wright, 1116 :. . First Ave., celebrated their 19th wedding anniversary Saturday, Dec . .15. The nominating committee appointed consists or Mrs. Steele , Velma Rose and Florence Reagan. The group sang " I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day " and " 0 Little Town of Bethlehem" prior to the program which was given by Mrs. Saunders. Miss Georgia Clark gave the devotions, reading the Christmas story fr om Lvke 2. "Silent Night" was played and sung by Marie Shaver. Ruth Fiske read several poems by 13 - Ttl<' Sunday Times- &ntmel,SWlday .Do!c.l6.1973 -· • JACKSON - Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Jarrell, Sr., Rt. I, Jackson, celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary today with an open house from 2 to 4 p.m . • TheY were married at Ironton, Dec. 18, 1913. Mr. Jarrell is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Jarrell, Kenova, W. Va. Mrs. Jarrell is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs . Charles Smith, also of The Jarrells are the parents of eight children, Vinson, South Point; Max W., Bidwell; Arth ur, K.mg, N.C.; S. B., Jr., Youngstown; ·Billy E., Cleveland; Rose Jarrell Whalen and Pearl Jarrell Vallance, both of Flatwoods, Ky.; Bobby G., League City, Ea~l Saunders. GALLIPOLIS - A Christmas theme was used when the Ann Judson Bible Class of the Firs t Baptist Church met in the decorated fellowship room of the chur ch for its recent meeting. Mrs. Mamie Robison Jed the group in singing " Joy to the World,'' accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Ruth Fiske. President, Mrs. Eva Gilmore, presided over the brief busioess session. Prayers were offered by Mrs. Ethel Steele and Mrs. Elsie McCoy as mst.alling (Jf~ Mary Wa lker. An addendwn was presented fkcr . Others assisting we re afLer offi cers were installed, m"rshalls, Lovina Swisher and Opal Payn e; organis t, tilled "The U ght of the Eas t," Marictl.a !h:} nulds; warder, by past matrons of the chapter. Sabra Stewart. conductress. Pas t matrons participating were Arlene Tracy, Verna E~tivaun Matthews: sentinel, Chamberlain, Verna Gleason, Dewey Walker . The chapter 's new officers Vennie Casto and Louise Rece. installed were Ruth Evans; During the addendum Laura worthy m~tron ; Daniel Evans, Broen sang "Star of the East." worthy patron ; associate The junior past matron and matr on, Mildred Donahue ; past patron, Vickie and Robert associate patron, Jerry Bar- A. Powell, were presented and nes; secretary, Margaret escorted to the East, and Simms; treasurer, Evelyn presented their cha pter Denney ; conductress, Barbara Jewels. The deputy grand matron, B. Denny ; associate conductress, Jean Moore; chaplain, Louise Rece, gave a short talk Elizabeth Cloud; marshall, and thanked the chapter for an Co nnie Barnes ; organi st, enjoyable evening. Chapter closed in regular Robert ·A. Powell ; Ada, Cathy Aldennan; Ruth , Opal P.ayne; form, after which all retired to Esther, Patricia Tomlinson ; the social room for potluck Martha , Vickie Powell ; EJecta, refr e.s hments . The chapter Christy Donahue; warder, room and social room were Lovin a Swisher; se ntinel. decorated in keeping with the Christrna.s season . Chapters present were, Cheshire, Oak Hill, ~roc­ torville, Wilkesville, Thurman, Gallipolis, Wellston, Harrisonville, 'McArthur , Middleport, Danbury, Colwnbine and Waterloo. VINTON Chapter OES recently at Temple for mee ting with Jarrells observe 60th anniversary ... Ann judson class meets Vinton ·()ES installs -officers Gallia 4·H (Jub ~ews James Whitcomb Riley, including "A Child's Chris!n¥'s Carol," " Parental Christmas Present," uu ule. John 's Christmas" and " A Feel in the Christmas Air." She also read the short story , "Who Santa Claus Was. " Miss Gusta Rose read a Christmas poem. A social hour was enjoyed at the close of the session when gifts were exchanged and mystery sisters were revealed. Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs . Saun ders, Mrs . Leslie Brewer, Mrs. Clark, Miss Rose and Mrs. Rose. I • • • ASHOP·A-RAMA STORE . . . --~----·-·-·· -· ---------·· • 50 TAWNEY STUDIO 422 Second Ave. E. YOUTH-DEW FLOWE RING TANGERINE SOLID PERF UME COMPt\ CT F. YOUTH-DEW CREAMY MILK BATH . G YOUTH-DEW BODY SATIN EE "6oz. 6.500 10.000 5'/• oz. 6.50 [] 4 oz. 5000 s oz . 6.oo 0 J 9 oz. 6.500 I. YOUTH-DEW COLLECTOR'S TREASURES-Two ullra-luxu'ries in the celebra ted Youth-Dew fra gra nce: deeply sce nted Du sting Powder and Eau de l'arfum Spray. Lush ve lour on the outside, Venetian tile pattern within. 10.00 the set 0 H. YOUTH-DEW DUSTING POWDER ). YOUTH-DEW BATH OIL 1 oz. 6.oo 0 '· ' efn.o.atn.es- 2 oz. 14.oo 0 300 Second Ave. Gallipolis , Ohio Lafay.e lle Mall • Gallipolis, Ohio ' • I • ' ' '. .' �• 12 - Th<>Sunda)·Tunes-&ntioel.Sw•da), Dt·•'. lG,l97.l I 1 • • ' •• •• •• •• •• •• ••• ,.•• •• t t ~ • •• • 1 I ' f' ~ ....1 :: GALLIPOI.IS - The Hilltop 4-H Club met Dec. 13 at the home or Mr . and Mrs. Leonard New~rry . The meeting was called to order by the president Lynnitta Newberry. Pledges were led by Roger Waugh. Roll was called and the secretary's and ~easurer's reports were heard . There were seven members pr('sent. Advisor , Bonnie Waugh, read a letter concerning Lhe steer projects for next year. Mrs. Waugh also presented awards and certificates to club members for last yea r's achievements. The club recci\'ed a gold rat ing, which is the highest a club can earn. Members receiving award pins were Lynnitta Newberry, swine: Curt Elliott, veterinary science; Bonita Waugh, beef. All members r eceived certifi cates of co mpletion for last yea r 's projects. The club voted to give a donation 11f rnone~ to the GIPnn Graham famil}', <.IS a Christ.Jnas and family projcl't. Mrmbers pres~ • were Lynmtta. M"rk a nd Dale Newberry, J erry Thacker. Bonita. H.oger and Drema Waugh. Advisors for the club are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Newberry and Bonnie Waugh. Reporter, Terry Waugh. PTOTOMEET ADDA VILLE - The Addaville PTO will meet at the sc hool at7 :30 p.m . Dec. 18, for the Christmas program "Stars Over Christmas". The play will be direc ted by Mrs. Barbara Stewart. Firth and sixth gra de instrumental students under lhe direction of David Phillips will also perform . . The Vint on No. 375 met the Masonic their regular worthy matron Vick ie Powell and worthy patr on Robert A. Powell presiding. Chapter opened in ritual is tic form . Th e marshall , Lovina Swisher, pr ese nted the national nag . The deputy grand matron, B. Louise Mitchell , was presented and escorted to a seat in the East. Worthy matrons and patrons of other chapters were presented and escorted to the East for a welcome. District offi ce rs, Opal P.ayne , secretary, and Gladys Rife, president, were presented and given a welcome . Past matrons and patrons of Vinton Chapter were presented and escorted to the East for a welcome . Installation was held with ~ •• FOR HER -- FOR HIM SUITS SPORTS COATS SWEATER VESTS SP.ORTSWEAR By : "RUSS GIRL . DALE OF . CALIFORNIA PLAYMATE . BIQUETTE MAXIE DRESSES By: TOM SAWYER DANNY DARE SHIRT AND PANTS COORDINATES By : ·by DON MOOR TOM SAWYER TINY TOWN . LOVE POLLY FLINDERS SLEEPWEAR Belts Sweaters '·. - Kenova. GALLIPOLIS - The &nior Citizens Center, located in the old Holzer Hospital Building, Cedar Street entrance, is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and one night each week . The schedule for this week is as follows: Monday, Dec. 17, Flower Making Class, 1-3 p.m. Tuesday , Dec. 18, Physical Fitness Class, 10,11 a.m. Rug Lessons, 1-3 p.m . Teacher, Bill Menshouse. Wednesday, Dec. · · 19, Christmas Decorations, 1~3 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 20, Beads Class, · Quilting, 1-3 p.m . Council Meeting, 2 p.m. Friday, Dec. 21, All Crafts, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Square and Folk Dancing , 6:30 - 9 p.m. Rain Jackets Belts Ties Sweaters Gloves Shrink Vest s Hats Pajamas Sweat Shirts Purses RobeS Gowns Steeping Bags Stuffed Pillows Bulletin Boards :··1~A. Jashions for the young "326Second Ave., Galllpolls Ph. 446-4343 All New for Fall & Holiday Sewing So lids-PIa ids- Checks~ Stripes-Prints. Fancies All 60 - 66 inch widths STORE HOURS Mon . Thur. Fri. 9:Jotil9'p.m. Tues. Wed. Sat. 9:30 til5 :JO l) . m . NEW SHIPMENT MEN'S DOUBLE KNIT SWEATER KNITS COLOR COORDINATED •395 SUNDAY THE VINTON Community Choir will present the cantata, "A Song Unending"by John W. Peterson, at 7:30 p. m. in the Vinton Baptist Church. SLACKS YARD REGULAR 115 CLOSED THIS MONDAY FOR INVENTORY ENGLISH Club Christmas meeting at the home or Mrs. Willa Breland, 2 p . m. . SALE STARTS TUESDAY 9:30 A.M. MONDAY GALL!A Chap ter OCSEA Christmas gift exchange and monthly meeting in the Grand Squares ,Club Rooms, Eastern e~~~n~:.-m . Optional $2 gift 14 K wh ite o r yellow gold" lilled case with ll oren tine texture . · PAUL .DAVIES JEWELERS 404 Second Ave. " ' • I' " • ·• " CHESHIRE • Kyger PTA Christmas program at 7:30 p.m TUESDAY LAFAYETTE Shrine No. 44, meets at the Masonic Temple at 7:30 p.m. for a Christmas party and covered dish dinner. Bring $1 gift for exchange . GOLDEN Circle of Grace United Methodist Church will meet at12 noon for potluck and Christmas program. Members bring a , can of fruit or vegetables for a basket for the needy and table service. BIDWELL - Porter Senior Citizens potluck Christmas dinner in the school cafeteria at 6 p.m. Meat furnished. Bring· table service . PEMBROKE Club Christmas potluck at the home of Mrs. Jack Knight, 6:30p.m. ADDAVILLE PTO Christmas program ·at the school, 7:30 p.m. OPEN Gate Garden Club meets for its annual Christmas session at the home of Mrs. Brenda Morgan, 7:30p.m. NEWCOMERS Club cookie swap. Each member brtng 4 dozen cookies to the home or .Mrs. Charles (Madge ) Adkins, 446 Jerry Dr., Pleasant Valley · Estates at I p.m. " FREE PARKING DOWNTOWN EVERY TUESDAY & THURSDAY '·: WINS CONTEST BIDWELL - North Gallia High School is proud to announce that Resa Sexton is the winner of its Voice of Democracy contest. Resa will represent her school in countywide competition sponsored annually by the Veterans of · Fore ign Wars. Makes your Christmas Gift Shopping easy with ... DRESS SHIRTS BY ·-· . FUND SET UP NEW HAVEN - Christmas funds have been established for slriking employees of Local426 of the Philip Sporn Plant at the Mason County Bank here and at the Citizens National Bank, Point Pleasant. Anyone wishing to contribute mail it, or take it to these banks. · ENRO PAJAMAS DUNMAR ROBES EVANS SLIPPERS JIFFIES ARROW ENRO a.DlHING BY ..•. OUTERWEAR BY •. • • SEWE!'LL J&F KINGSRIDGE SPORT COATS BY CAMPUS RUGBY McGREGOR CRESCO •••• SEWELL CRICKETEER KINGSRIDGE BELTS BY •••• PARIS HATS BY •.•• TOILETRIES BY PORTIS ALEXANDER STETSON PEDWIN FREEMAN NUNN BUSH CAMPUS RUGBY McGREGOR ARROW HOTDOGS ' • DRESS SLACKS BY 49¢ I le I MEEKER BILLFOLDS TRYOURHOMEMADEBEANSOUP! &qakr .&qnppr ' CAMPUS BEST SWANK JEWELRY INTERWOVEN SOCKS - ~-· -·-·-·-· ,. . . ~~ ::: .-.- ~ ~:~=~ :_;_l_;_i :~; ~~~i ·:·: ;:;: J 1 ·:-: By T. Allan Wolter District Ranger STl\<l'E CO! .I .EGE. Pa . 1Speci~ll For the pasr week the Ironton Ranger District of the Wayne National Forest has been in the ca pable hands of Tom Williams. while the ra nger has been getting so. me more ·'school housin' " at Penn State University . During the past 14 years, Penn State, home of the Nittany Uons, has been offe~ing a special refresher course in administrative mana gement for Natural R~source Managers. While the course content deals primarily with enhancing super:visory skills, a very real frin ge benefit of the course is the opportunity to rub elbows with Resource Managers from state, federal and private sectors. Forty-two participants fr O!ll as far away as Texas and California are at~ tending this coUrse . Our neighbors to the north are also represented with men here from Nova Scotia and Quebec. but to supply 100 pet. of the Nation's total energy nced:s." A statement like that is sure to arouse interest. lma~ine ! 100 pet. of uur energy n€'eds! . ll has been estimated that high yield forestry could produce enough wood fiber from 9 pet. of the U. S. land area I or 30 pet. of our forested area) to meet total energy needs. Unlike fossil fue I sueh as coal and gas ur uther sources of energy· such as atomic power (which are non~ renewable 1wood is a renewable resource that under the sustained yield principal , can produce this amount of energy in~ definitely . According to Dr.' Murphey 1 'there are still some technical details to be worked out but the principal is sound and the solution Ls feasible . The end result may be the total degasifi calion or wood much like the coal degasificatlon principle." Pennsylvania coal, he stated, contains a minimum of 3 pet. sulphur which is harmful and released when coal is 1_ ·-~ · :!.:~~!r"~t~~:~:ir:~~~r~~ ~~~1zrL~~~~~~~~~-::n: s:~:n:~: ;~:: :::: :;:: ;:;: :~:~ i;i; :::: ::~: .t :;;:;r :;:; :~~l :;:; :;:; common denominator of all would be how to cope with rising public demand and need for such things as recreation and timber. A new use of our forest lands that has exciting possi bilities is th at of producing energy . It is entirely possi ble and feasible that our energy crisis can be solved quite si mply by one of man 's oldest natural resources, wood. According to Dr. Wayne K. Murphey, Professor of ·Wood Technology, and Assistant Director, School of F orestry at Penn State University, "Research is already underway to utilize wood as a · source of energy, not just to heal homes. .i[ ::: ·:.:: Genetic makeup key to hearts 1\:EW YORK t UP I ! Cororu.try heart disease is more the result of ~eneuc makeup than it is bad habits like smoktng and overeating, according to Dr . Wilham Likoff, professor of medicine at the Hahnemann College and Ho!Spital tn Philadelphia , Ukuff. a cardiologist who spoke at a three-<lay symoosiwn held in his honor, said, ·JL almo~t .ap~0:1.rs that there are certain people who are preorda1ned to suffer this disease." Seven U.S Army generals became pres 1de~ts T~e las1 was Dw1ghl D Eisenhower ~ t,.. ;~ !:~ :::: -~-.~f . ::~ ~~~ -:.: ':~ t .. :~:i :~: .~:.~: .•.· :::: BOYS TOP GRAIN LEATHER ZIPPER BOOTS Regular • $1199 ~)li -:-: OF LADIES' :_:_l_.j_,_l.· that harnessing the sun's energy is the only long range solution to the energy :;~; problem. Energy stored in the form of ,... ::: coal, oil and gas originally came from the ;i;i sun. Dr . Murphy added "The only real :~:: difference in the two systems is that in :::: utilizing the energy stored in the tree, we :;:; are shortening the storage time frame from eons (fossil fuels ) to 15 or 20 years :;;: required for the tree. :::: From the dawn of time wood has· played a key role in man's development. ,:;:: Could it be that our friend the tree is ;:l destined to play his most important role ::i~ in the history of mankind? ::?. ;:;: DRESS & CASUAL SHOES OPEN SUNDAY 1 PM TIL 6 PM f?orr.f¥// r t BAN KAMER ICARD SHOES FOR THE FAMILY REGISTER FOR OUR GIANT 8FT. CHRISTMAS STOCKING • ~~L:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!:;:!:::~~::::::::::::;:;:;:::::::::~::::::::::::::::~:!:::::::!::::::=:::::::::::::::::_::::o:•:•:~:;:::::::f ' • Rio seniors h · •· ave meettng RIO GRANDE - The Rio Grande Community Senior Citizens met at the community center in Cora recently, for the regular monthly meeting and a covered dish dinner. The. meeting was called to order by the chairperson, Mrs . Frank Denny. The session opened With group singing of " Silent Night." Mrs; Denny presented the meditation on the Christmas story. Program was given by Miss Ruth Thomas who showed pictures of the Holy Land, where she visited last year. Refreshments of cake and punch were served at the close of the meeting. The meetings have been changed to the third Tuesday of· the month, with the next meeting to be Jan . 15. . The world's highest capital, Boliva's La Paz, sprawls a c r o s s slopes of a river~ gouged canyon U,900 feet above sea level. · ·' ... ·' ·' .. Celebrate Christmas in Venetian Style with YOUTH-DEW Fragrance Gifts by ESTEE .LAUDER . Estee Lauder chose Venice1 the jewel of the Adria tic to set the holi· day mood for Youth ~Dew 1 the jewel of fragran ce. Wrap up you r Ch'ristmas pl ans with gifts of the haunting fra grance ifl splend id packages of rich blue ve lour and the glowin g blu e, white and gold colors of antique Veneti an tile s. , Here we show a sampl ing from oLi r opUlent selectio n: A. YOUTH -D EW FRAGRANCE JEWELS. Youth-Dew in twos : a gen- ... . erou s bott le of splash-on Cologne paired w i th new pUrse ~s ize · Boutique Eau de Parium Spray. 8.50 the setO B. YO UTH-DEW ROY AL SUITE. Three Youth-Dew de lights in a luxuriou s sel: Bath Oil, Cologne and Purse Spray. 6.50 the se tO C. ORiyiNAL YOUTH-DEW PERFUME in frosted , hand-po lis hed bou le. V• oz. "12.50 0 •;, oz . ·18.50 0 1 oz. 26.50 0 D. YOUTH-DEW BOUTIQUE EAU DE PARFUM SPRAY. 2'1• oz. 7.000 . 1 oz . 5.000 masr~argr. -· .......... --·----...-.......... .. ' ~_;; ~-:.~· . super .advanced features • New ultra~sharp f/ 1A precision zOom lens fills your screen with bigger, clearer pictures • Forward, reverse, fast forward operating plus new Stop'n GlowrM still lets you stop the action and "freeze" on a subject • Blower-c_ooled 500~ ~ Certificate. Open Evenings 'Til 9 P.M. .. ,. .. ;:;: .... :::: Ky ge r Creek High School gymnasium . Featured selections will include various familiar seasonal numbers by the seventh, eighth and senior high choruses who will decorate the stage for Christmas while performing. The band will present "Spirit of Christmas" by Frank ; "0 Come, Emmanuel ," a traditional advent carol; •'Noel Suite," a suite in four movements by Louis-Claude Daquin; "The Little Drummer Boy,'' by Katherine Davis; and " White Christmas" by Irving Berlin . The concert will close with the band's presentation of " 0 Come All Ye Faithful ." The audience will be invited to joi n in singing the last nwnber . The Kyger Creek Speech Department, under the direction of Mrs. Fay Sauer, will present a silent re~ enacbnent of the manger scene in Bethlehem while the band plays in the background. Director , Phillips, Mrs . Stewart and the students at Kyger Creek extend a cordial invitation to everyone to come and enjoy the program. watt brilliance for brighter pictures • Automatic film threadIng and automatic rewinding • Shows both Super 8 and -Regular amm movies • Complete with self~contained carry~ .' ing case and 400' reel only •99 YOUR 1:: :::~ .with CAMPUS ARROW McGREGOR USE atARGE in fallin g and breaking her leg. She is incapacitated and is recuperating at the home of her sister in Manassas, Va . Nlne members responded to roll call by relating something about Ch ristmas past or present, or a fairy tale. A white elephant gift exchange was enjoyed .a nd gifts for the GSI were given to Mrs. Ella Condee to be delivered to the institute. The club wilt meet with Mrs. . Donald Warehime, Jan . 8, 1974. ·' ... Please Him With· A EACH FOR QUICK PICKUP SERVJCJ<; PHONE 446-2682 I SPORT SHIRTS BY .... H.I.S. RESTON SANS-A-BELT FARAH GALliPOLIS OHIO Arthur ALL WEATHER OOATS BY • . SWEATERS BY ••• • FOOTLOG Mrs. Jeannt> \ Espenseheid which told of her unhappy experience BEAU BRUMMEL TIES SATURN SILHOUETTE FASHIONAIRE •Roll •No ·Substitutions Please! from !Wayne National Forest :1 ~ JOCKEY UNDERWEAR SAMSONITE LUGGAGE BY •••• e2 Pieces of Chicken •French Fries I le BRITISH STERLING' BRUT BRAVARA GRAND MARQUE SHOES BY •••• BROASTED SUPREME SNACK BOX 2nd & OLIVE ST. 100 Pet . Polyester Double Knits Polyester & Wool Double Knits Polyester, Wool & · Silk Double Knits Sweater Knits Double Knits Color Co-Ordina.t ed Double Knits and relatives here. GOOD DURING THE WHOLE MONTH OF DECEMBER The Way You Like 'em" ONE TO TWO YARD ·.· SPECIALS! · DRESS LENGTHS Ohio CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS '.'Fixed CHESHIRE - The annual Chris tmas Concert of the Kyger Creek High School vocal and instrumental music departments will be presented Wednesday evening, Dec. 19, at 7:30p.m . The program is free and open to the public and will be dire cted by Mrs . Barbara Stewart, vocal and David T. Phillips, instrwnental, in the FASHION DESIGNER FABRICS . BANKAMERICARD c/( & 1ILL'S I DOUBLE KNITS! , Classic simplicity a bracelet w~tt't• they frequenU'y visit friends letter KC band, vocalists to · present concert Dec. 19 LAST MINUTE GIFT SPECIALS! a lifetime o l pr oud possessiOn Mrs. Donald K. Matthews, Dresden, is a patient at Good Samaritan Hospital in Zanesville. Her room nwnber is 509. Her husband was born and reared in Gallia County and GALLIPOLIS - Riverside Study Club met in regular session Tuesday, Dec. 11. at 1 p.m. with Mrs. Wymond Bradbury . Mrs . Rosebud Baker delighted the members with h<>r presence, as it had been thought that she was in Florida . However, business called her family home so that she could visit with the club . Unusual refreshments were served in keeping with the season . Mrs. J ohn Allen, president, called the meeting to order. A short business session was followed by the reading of a :~:: 0 OMEGA Sr. Citizens Calendar ·:·:-:.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.:.;-:-:·:·:·:-:-:·:-:-:-::::::::::::~·-:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:-:-:-:-:::-:-:-:·:·:·::::::::::::::::·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:~:~::·:::::::::::::::·:::::::::-:::-:·:-:::;:-:~::;·:·:-:-:-:-:::=:::::::;:::::::=:;;::::;;::;· Bradbury has club LENGTHS Tex. They also have 31 grandchildren and 19 greatgrandchildren. Their daughter will be hostess for the open house. SEEN AND HEARD GALLIPOLIS - Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Wright, 1116 :. . First Ave., celebrated their 19th wedding anniversary Saturday, Dec . .15. The nominating committee appointed consists or Mrs. Steele , Velma Rose and Florence Reagan. The group sang " I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day " and " 0 Little Town of Bethlehem" prior to the program which was given by Mrs. Saunders. Miss Georgia Clark gave the devotions, reading the Christmas story fr om Lvke 2. "Silent Night" was played and sung by Marie Shaver. Ruth Fiske read several poems by 13 - Ttl<' Sunday Times- &ntmel,SWlday .Do!c.l6.1973 -· • JACKSON - Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Jarrell, Sr., Rt. I, Jackson, celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary today with an open house from 2 to 4 p.m . • TheY were married at Ironton, Dec. 18, 1913. Mr. Jarrell is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Jarrell, Kenova, W. Va. Mrs. Jarrell is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs . Charles Smith, also of The Jarrells are the parents of eight children, Vinson, South Point; Max W., Bidwell; Arth ur, K.mg, N.C.; S. B., Jr., Youngstown; ·Billy E., Cleveland; Rose Jarrell Whalen and Pearl Jarrell Vallance, both of Flatwoods, Ky.; Bobby G., League City, Ea~l Saunders. GALLIPOLIS - A Christmas theme was used when the Ann Judson Bible Class of the Firs t Baptist Church met in the decorated fellowship room of the chur ch for its recent meeting. Mrs. Mamie Robison Jed the group in singing " Joy to the World,'' accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Ruth Fiske. President, Mrs. Eva Gilmore, presided over the brief busioess session. Prayers were offered by Mrs. Ethel Steele and Mrs. Elsie McCoy as mst.alling (Jf~ Mary Wa lker. An addendwn was presented fkcr . Others assisting we re afLer offi cers were installed, m"rshalls, Lovina Swisher and Opal Payn e; organis t, tilled "The U ght of the Eas t," Marictl.a !h:} nulds; warder, by past matrons of the chapter. Sabra Stewart. conductress. Pas t matrons participating were Arlene Tracy, Verna E~tivaun Matthews: sentinel, Chamberlain, Verna Gleason, Dewey Walker . The chapter 's new officers Vennie Casto and Louise Rece. installed were Ruth Evans; During the addendum Laura worthy m~tron ; Daniel Evans, Broen sang "Star of the East." worthy patron ; associate The junior past matron and matr on, Mildred Donahue ; past patron, Vickie and Robert associate patron, Jerry Bar- A. Powell, were presented and nes; secretary, Margaret escorted to the East, and Simms; treasurer, Evelyn presented their cha pter Denney ; conductress, Barbara Jewels. The deputy grand matron, B. Denny ; associate conductress, Jean Moore; chaplain, Louise Rece, gave a short talk Elizabeth Cloud; marshall, and thanked the chapter for an Co nnie Barnes ; organi st, enjoyable evening. Chapter closed in regular Robert ·A. Powell ; Ada, Cathy Aldennan; Ruth , Opal P.ayne; form, after which all retired to Esther, Patricia Tomlinson ; the social room for potluck Martha , Vickie Powell ; EJecta, refr e.s hments . The chapter Christy Donahue; warder, room and social room were Lovin a Swisher; se ntinel. decorated in keeping with the Christrna.s season . Chapters present were, Cheshire, Oak Hill, ~roc­ torville, Wilkesville, Thurman, Gallipolis, Wellston, Harrisonville, 'McArthur , Middleport, Danbury, Colwnbine and Waterloo. VINTON Chapter OES recently at Temple for mee ting with Jarrells observe 60th anniversary ... Ann judson class meets Vinton ·()ES installs -officers Gallia 4·H (Jub ~ews James Whitcomb Riley, including "A Child's Chris!n¥'s Carol," " Parental Christmas Present," uu ule. John 's Christmas" and " A Feel in the Christmas Air." She also read the short story , "Who Santa Claus Was. " Miss Gusta Rose read a Christmas poem. A social hour was enjoyed at the close of the session when gifts were exchanged and mystery sisters were revealed. Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs . Saun ders, Mrs . Leslie Brewer, Mrs. Clark, Miss Rose and Mrs. Rose. I • • • ASHOP·A-RAMA STORE . . . --~----·-·-·· -· ---------·· • 50 TAWNEY STUDIO 422 Second Ave. E. YOUTH-DEW FLOWE RING TANGERINE SOLID PERF UME COMPt\ CT F. YOUTH-DEW CREAMY MILK BATH . G YOUTH-DEW BODY SATIN EE "6oz. 6.500 10.000 5'/• oz. 6.50 [] 4 oz. 5000 s oz . 6.oo 0 J 9 oz. 6.500 I. YOUTH-DEW COLLECTOR'S TREASURES-Two ullra-luxu'ries in the celebra ted Youth-Dew fra gra nce: deeply sce nted Du sting Powder and Eau de l'arfum Spray. Lush ve lour on the outside, Venetian tile pattern within. 10.00 the set 0 H. YOUTH-DEW DUSTING POWDER ). YOUTH-DEW BATH OIL 1 oz. 6.oo 0 '· ' efn.o.atn.es- 2 oz. 14.oo 0 300 Second Ave. Gallipolis , Ohio Lafay.e lle Mall • Gallipolis, Ohio ' • I • ' ' '. .' �U- The Sunda\' T1mes- Sentinel, SWlday, Dec. 16. 1973 T ·T star in Las Vegas exhibitions JOHN TANNEHILL '' I' Farm exports high I I I GIFTS FOR EVERY ONE I 'J J' ' l Smartly Styled Men ' ~ ond Ledin' Gem Slone Rin gs; Co l ~ Eyes, lincfr Ston, Diamon d Ony•, Bir1ti11011e. M o ~ y Style5. From $24.9.5 l£1! $295.00, '' '' I' ! J I I ' . ' Newe ~l In Stylin g , Me n '~ a nd ladies' Elec tric Tim~.o; .. Frorro $30.00 . Othe r Time. From , $7.95. Bfil utifvl and Sma rt ly Styled Diamond Ring in Either Wh ite or Yellow Gold. 4 o r~ Prongs. $149 .95 , Ot hen to .$1-49 5.00 . Also O~ol, Marqu ise. Emerald Cv l! an d He orhhope Stones. Mon y Style> . Attract ive Lindy ~ to r Ri ng~ Fo r Men o r lodie1 in Wh ite Gold . From $39.9.5 to $395 .00. 'I' I LOUISVILLE, Ky. (U P!) Farm exports will hit an estimated $19 billion this year - a 46 pet. increase over last year 's record $13 billion, U. S. Rep. Mark Andrews, R-N.D., told delegates to the National Farmers Orga ni zation convention here . Andrews, a sunflower farmer, is ranking Republican on the House Agricultural Committee. " We can maintain the gains we have made in exports,'' he said, " provided we purs ue . sensible trade policy, free of embargoes and unrealistic lrade barriers . " If given the opportunity and ince ntlve of a decen t price, far mers have the capacity to meet all the food needs here at horne," he added, " but we have to gain the understanding and support of consumers, particularly the residents of big cities ." Charl es L. Frazier , the NFO's · Washington lobbyist, said if farmers don't join in effor ts to block the corporate expansions, fam ily farms will lose cattle, hogs and dairy to the giants . F razier said tha t cofp orate giants are attempting to move in to dairy and lives toc k pr od uction. lie also said the NFO has ·asked the J ustice Department to investigate a planned millionchead hog operation in northeast Missouri for possible violation of the Family Farm An tjtrust Ac t. The operation is a joint project of Swift and Co. . and Ralston-Purina . At today's closing session of th e three-day c onvention, cificers and national directors will be elec ted by the delegates . Oren Lee Staley, president of Ute NFO since it was formed in 1955, is expected to retain leadership of the organiza tion of farmers. MJDOLE?OH 'J' John Tannrhill, 21, one or the nation 's top ranking table tennis players, spent Thursday here with his ramiJy and friends and .took a p1ane out of Columbus Friday to Las Vegas and Los Angeles for a week· long series or exhibitions. He will play at Ceasar's Palace in I .as Vegas against an assortment of entertainment world stars and move on to U>s Angeles for more exhibitions over the holidays. He is a student at Ohio State University. In the recent National Team championships in New York City TannehiU's 22·3 record was the third best in the field of over 250 players who included at leas t 25 Japanese and Chinese entrants. In November Tannehill also was to p-billed in a two-week tour of 11 m idwestern colleges and uni versities giving table tenn is and chess exhibitions in which he played a college's ta bl e .tennis and chess cha mpions s imultaneously (chess moves between table tennis points). The tour was arranged and managed by Tom Rail, a lso formerly of Middleport, now a Washington D. C. public relations coun· selor. Lakin d oes show profit Similar onc·wl'<!k toW's are sdtt><lult.•d in lhc winter and ~ pring qn ~trter~ this ye;;~r . WhL·JI a junior at Middleport Hi~h S~.:hool at age 16. and tht' 1mlion's junior champion, PT. PLEASANT - Deputy Tannehill ruadc his first trip to Mental Health Dirertor of l•; urope with the U. S. team ror the world ·championships at Administration James Clowser Munich. When a freshman at said Friday that La kin is the only farm at a m~ntal hospital the University of Cincirmati he which has been profitable, was a member of the U. S. Clowser disagreed with an team that competed in the earlier report that the Lakin world games in Japan, and went into China marki ng the farm operated at a loss of first visit of an American group $34,599 over a three-year behind the Bamboo Curtain period. MIDDLEPORT - Danny since 1949. The farm at Lakin State Thompson was master of While in Middleport Thurs- Hos pita l furnished meat ceremonies fo r a program that day he visited his father, valued at $27,619.16 for patients included the appearance of Chester Tannehill, 916 Locust last fiscal year , accord ing to Santa Claus Friday evening at St., and his brother, Mark and the Department of Mental the annual Middl eport· family, of Enterprise. Pomeroy Rotary Club families' Chr is tmas par ty at the elementa ry• sc hooL Robert Buck and Thompson were cochairmen for the party. School cooks prepared the turkey • dinner. Admitting he couldn'J sign "The Three Sons" to sing, Thompso n introd uced "The A GREAT GIFT FOR THAT Four Old Men," of Rotarians Cash Bahr , Vernon Weber , Bob Bwngarner and Chei Tannehill who offered four Christmas carols. Thompson led grouP singing, door prizes were awarded, , families were introduced, and · _ STATE & THIRD _ _ _ __ _ GALLIPOLIS. OHIO - ·· Santa ar~ived to talk to the chi ldr en . President Har old Hubbard presided . Thompson is emcee for club holiday party MOUNTAIN SCULPTURE MAN IN YOUR LIFE Peddler 's Pantry DOWNTOWN GALLIPOLIS EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY ALL DAY TIL atRISTMAS EVERY WOMAN ALIVE LOV ES CHANEL N° 5 GALLIPOLIS - A the recent monthly meeting ~f the Can· dyslripers at Holzer Medical Center, detailed plans we re made for the Christmas party to be given for the children hospitalized in Pediatric un it of the ·· Hospital on Wednesday afternoon, December 19, 1973. Panto mines and skits t o entertain the children will be presented by the Candystripers in the Playroof, starting at 4 o'clock in the afternoon , followed by a pa rty and treats of fr ui t and candy for the young patients . · After the party for the children, the Candystripes will go to the French Five Hundred Room at the Medical Center for their own Chris tmas party . All members of the group are asked to bring a white elephant gift, valued at $2 to $3 for the gift e.change. Mary Waugh, R.N., Director of the Candys tr iper program , urges all members from the five par ticipating high schools ln the area to be sure to come, both to entertain the children an d give them the ir special Christmas treat, as well as enjoy their. own party following the holida y observance in Pediatrics. The next official business meeting will be Monday evening, Jan. 14 at the hospital. LA-Z-BOY At the end cf a hat"'d.. da~·· · . relax by Alyssa Ashley• in thi~ n~nd· bt~rnished solid ptne. You'll WOholer how you. eve-r r:e.laxed. DISCOUNT witho1.1.t it. lndepen:J- ON ALL ~t. footrest. c.ome' up for T.V. r.uatchil'lg aJA.d COSMETIC GIFT SETS ., ...._ " .....•. .• ·- ~.,.,. • ' back re.dines fcrcatnappinq. Choose rrom ~?.in .st.oc.l<_~ 19~at'ldLI(· CACHET HOUBIGANJ as individual as you are •"> ~ · -., ~ Fragran ce at. her fi nge rtips Purse-size sp ray 6.00. Refil l 4.00 · A thousand girls can wear it, . and it will be a little different and special on every single one. CHANEL. To keep yo u evt>r embra ced by the frag rance th at can shake yo u r worldD usting Powder that sdke ns and scents afte r yo ur bath ; Spray Ea u de To ilette th at · com ple ments and freshe ns al l day. " · UICdTII IOUING CON!G IT · R(CLI"I II IT M L! i m T by PRINCE MATCHABELLI d> - " t[CU"IU 10 f Ull ltD ~ DSITIOM. • fine furniture CACHET SPRAY MIST AND DUSTING POWOER SET $7.00 SUNDAY 1 TO 6 P M IT'S STOCK UP TIME FOR MEN'S SHRINK RESI.STAN T • decorators Second ot Grape Galllpoll•, Ohio OPEN TIL ~ 6fleR'Y Nlr&' T"lt- ClllfiSrMAS. See the Largest Selection of Timex Watch es '] : · .u .· ~ .~- . 1\... .. COLOGNE SPRAY MIST AND DUSTING POWDER SETS ;12.95 TO sl5.95 SELF WINDING AUTOMATIC MODELS Du sti ng Powder with soft, fluffy pu ff, net w t. 5 oz. 00 4 • Spray Ea u de Toi lette in 'the new, lu xuri o us Gra nd Flacon, ne t wt. 2.5 oz . 00 5 I ' . Hanes or Perfume Spray or any othe r of 1he • A sparkling crystal flacon of Cologne Spray Mist wilh Perfumed Dusting Powder In her favorite fragrance. Available in Wind Song, Golden Autumn, Prophecy and Beloved. $6.50 ;. . HANESCIVVIES* Re in force d su ppor ting seam$ make Hones® double pa nel briefs a bigger buy.than ever. Knit from soft ab sorbent cotton, wh.ite O$ white con be. Heat resistant e la stic in waistba nd and leg opening s. Sizes 28 to 44 . They ore already pre·shrunk a nd they give in tka. strttches. Two popv,lor styles in solid cOlors or a host of stripes. Stock up no w o1 grea t sa'vi ngs. Sizes 28 to 42. HOW TO US£ THEM INITIAL BUITON TOPPE RS. / . ~ ;(Q) ~ 3 Q Apply slight pressura Slide pro ngs to bcek of Buttdn TOpper to open. Clamp tight. Bullon under bu tton, Topper holc'1 g rasping firmly. in J:J ioce. Can b~ removed as easily. A first in fashion jewelry. Personalized Button Toppers for the single or double button cuff, boldly designed in a black and gold mottf. The unique hinged . ac tion allows them to be worn easily. Gift boxed m set o( two for single button cuffs ; Set of four for double button cuffs. ~ec vrely ' 8600 MEN'S SLIPPERS CORDUROY OR LEATHER SIZES 6Y2 TO 12 ,. e('APE CRAFT PINE GIFTS eFENTON ART GLASS GIFTS SCENTED CANDLES ;iw~Evd JEWW:RS ·336 SECOND AVE., GAWPOLIS :1....:=::::;::::==--~ PHONE 446-1883 I En1pire Initial 1\t'~' PHONE 446-0026 . . Tlw Rioi ~t 1\ot lllu, tr aterl : eWAU. PLAQUES •LEATHER GOODS eGLASSWARE PWS M,ANY OTHER GIFT ITEMS .. $]0°0 by Van Heusen and Puritan T i• T uo & · Cuff Lin k Se t eNOVELTIES FOR lliE BAR eGIFTS FOR THE WHOLE ~AMILY .. TO MEN'S DRESS AND CASUAL SHIRTS The moo d of today ma kes on elegant return in men:s je we lry. Ha ndsom ely monogrammed with your fi rst a nd lost in ilia l, ea ch piece comp lemenls your fas hion able ta stes . So com plement the ma n on your Christmas list with a person a li zed g ift from Swan k. eGIFT WRAP, BOWS & RIBBONS .atRISTMAS CANDLES AND RINGS eiNCENSE ePARTY GOODS LINE CANDLE Christmas Everyday ' HANES'BIBRIEfS · hv COU.ECTION I Remforced strops makt this Hone~1i undersh irt very durable yet you pay no mo re. Highly absorbent combed cot1on. Full cutfo stay tucked in. White on ly in sizes S·M· l·Xl. CONTRACT RATIFIED . WASHI NGTON (UPI ) Editori al employes a t th e Washington Star-News have ratified a tw o-year Guild contract rais ing the top minimwn pay to $422 by April 21, 1975. THE IDEAL GIFT and CARD $HOPPE ~ Re info rc ed neckbond keeps. its shape. Hones in Amer ic a 's favor· ire T-sk irt, site fast , highlyob~orb­ e nt a nd it's cut long to Moy tucked' in. Whrte on ly in sizes S-M·l·Xl. • eHOU.Y HOBBY atRISTMAS 29~EACH 'SECOND AND STATE, GALLIPOLIS HANES~ UNDERSHIRTS THAT SPECIAL MAN by AMERICAN GREETING by PRINCE MATCHABELU@ • Mint•Coconut•Cherry tCinnamon S,picu Pine . •·Bayberry · •Tangerine• Strawberry · •Blueberry EGG NOG HANES®T-SHIRT SPECIAL GIFTS FOR .atRISTMAS CARDS ·~ L,ufi2iQaire from Helena Rubinstein de lightful versio ns o f the heavenly fragran ce. From 1.50 to 25.00. ' . 3.69 PKG.OF 3 ' i ,. CALENDAR OR DAY AND DATE MODELS . .. .i UNDERWEAR ' . ' s7.95 TO s12.95· Help her discov~ r the wo nd~rf u lly fe minine blend ol heady fl owers and li ngeri ng s pice s is Heaven Sent. Ch oose Perfume, Ea u de Pa rfum , Spray Mist, Flufly Ousting Powde r .' ~ SPRING WOULD MODELS sl4.95 TO sl7.95 co .n • carpet Emeraude byCoty. Everything Is Guaranteed To Satisfy. Or Money Back ',I OPEN planning party MUSK , t' HEE I'A RKl :\G "'• .:.. . The Mystique at Make her world a Heavenly Place Give her light, lilting, lively Quart PL E ~T'\ " -ha11dsome roc.k.e.r- . that cradl~ you in 6" thic.k bouyant ~Oi\1'1'1 from heact to heels. Lustrous tv-im is ll&l\"EX SENT • ' awards, 26 have completed firteen years of service. 11 ha\'e reached twenty years, 7 ha\'e passed the twenty-five year mark, 2 will receive thirty year service awards and Miss Alma McCor mick will receive a special award for fifty-six years of loyal and dedicated service to the hospital. Master of ceremonies will be Warren F . Sheets, chairman of the Board of Tr ustees of Holzer Hospital Founda tion. Sheets, with Hugh P. KirkeJ, executive vice president of Holzer Medical Center, wiU make the presentations. Music will be provided by the Madrigals of Gallia Academy High School, Wider Ute direc tion of Mrs. Anne Fischer . Those receiving awards wiU have special seating along with their spouse or guest in the fr ont section of Lyne Center . All personnel of Holzer Medical Center are invited to at tend this special event to honor their associates for many year s of faithful service. ., SPRAY PERFUME To$150.00. 422 Second Ave. Ohio SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA Candystripers WE HAVE GIFTS FOR EVERYONE! or Yellow Gold from $50.00 Thuewest pocket camera ceremony on Wednesday evening at 1 o'clock in Lyne Center. Rio Grande College campus. Awards will be presented to 94 people for five years of service, 45 will receive ten year FREE PARKING by Smartly Styled Men '1 a nd LodiK' S.i~o Wotchlh ill White Polaroid SX-70 GALLIPOLIS - One hun· dred and eighty.,..ven members of the staff at Hol~er Medical Center will receive serv ice awards for five or more years of continuous service as full-time personnel in a special The Reclining Rocker s9.95 TO sl2.95 Just Arrived! Awards ceremony is set for children lADIES CARATINA MODEL Valley Bell •• 15 - The SWldayTimes-Sentinei.Sunday, Det. l6, 1973 • DIVORCE GRANTED CHICAGO (UP I ) Television a nd movie s tar ' Richard Roundtree and his ' wife Mary Jane, who have been ; separated for five years, have . received a divorce from Cook . County ·Circuit Court Judge · Kenneth E . Wilson. Under terms of the settlement this week, Roundtree, star in the movie and television productions of "Shaft," will . pay $35,000 a year in alimony and child support. Ell'groved Crone\ in Yellow or 'Nhite Gold lot Ladies orod Many Other Style, For Mo n. From $9.95 For lodlf:1.. "lt Health . CJowser said over the years records have been based on the costs of the total operation. In the same records lhe water system and sewer sy~f.eom have been carried completely on \he fa rm 's books althoug h the hospital is also served by the two systems. , The department is working on a method of reporting which , will reflect the benefit to the, hos pita l !rom th e fa r m . operation, he said. ·g50 400 \·I Q n ~ ·,· (;l i p . Cow hidt" Wallet '. MEN'S DRESS. ANO CASUAL SLACKS Triple h eade r III The No~elco shove r with the new su per Micro gr oa velll head s shove up to 44°/ 0 closer , dp to 50% fos ter tha n eve r befo re . Floating heads fo llow t ke co ntou rs of you r fa ce, for closene ss, comfort, pop·o ut ' rimme r for si deb urns. Ha ndsome tro 'tlel wol· b y FARAH Tie Tar, 4.00 ; K t>y Case, 4.00 Trifold Wall e t , 8.50. · let. . For The Very Finest In Men's Furnishings Shop Cox's In The Plaza. He'll Be Glad You Did! • ' ' ' I I ' J I �U- The Sunda\' T1mes- Sentinel, SWlday, Dec. 16. 1973 T ·T star in Las Vegas exhibitions JOHN TANNEHILL '' I' Farm exports high I I I GIFTS FOR EVERY ONE I 'J J' ' l Smartly Styled Men ' ~ ond Ledin' Gem Slone Rin gs; Co l ~ Eyes, lincfr Ston, Diamon d Ony•, Bir1ti11011e. M o ~ y Style5. From $24.9.5 l£1! $295.00, '' '' I' ! J I I ' . ' Newe ~l In Stylin g , Me n '~ a nd ladies' Elec tric Tim~.o; .. Frorro $30.00 . Othe r Time. From , $7.95. Bfil utifvl and Sma rt ly Styled Diamond Ring in Either Wh ite or Yellow Gold. 4 o r~ Prongs. $149 .95 , Ot hen to .$1-49 5.00 . Also O~ol, Marqu ise. Emerald Cv l! an d He orhhope Stones. Mon y Style> . Attract ive Lindy ~ to r Ri ng~ Fo r Men o r lodie1 in Wh ite Gold . From $39.9.5 to $395 .00. 'I' I LOUISVILLE, Ky. (U P!) Farm exports will hit an estimated $19 billion this year - a 46 pet. increase over last year 's record $13 billion, U. S. Rep. Mark Andrews, R-N.D., told delegates to the National Farmers Orga ni zation convention here . Andrews, a sunflower farmer, is ranking Republican on the House Agricultural Committee. " We can maintain the gains we have made in exports,'' he said, " provided we purs ue . sensible trade policy, free of embargoes and unrealistic lrade barriers . " If given the opportunity and ince ntlve of a decen t price, far mers have the capacity to meet all the food needs here at horne," he added, " but we have to gain the understanding and support of consumers, particularly the residents of big cities ." Charl es L. Frazier , the NFO's · Washington lobbyist, said if farmers don't join in effor ts to block the corporate expansions, fam ily farms will lose cattle, hogs and dairy to the giants . F razier said tha t cofp orate giants are attempting to move in to dairy and lives toc k pr od uction. lie also said the NFO has ·asked the J ustice Department to investigate a planned millionchead hog operation in northeast Missouri for possible violation of the Family Farm An tjtrust Ac t. The operation is a joint project of Swift and Co. . and Ralston-Purina . At today's closing session of th e three-day c onvention, cificers and national directors will be elec ted by the delegates . Oren Lee Staley, president of Ute NFO since it was formed in 1955, is expected to retain leadership of the organiza tion of farmers. MJDOLE?OH 'J' John Tannrhill, 21, one or the nation 's top ranking table tennis players, spent Thursday here with his ramiJy and friends and .took a p1ane out of Columbus Friday to Las Vegas and Los Angeles for a week· long series or exhibitions. He will play at Ceasar's Palace in I .as Vegas against an assortment of entertainment world stars and move on to U>s Angeles for more exhibitions over the holidays. He is a student at Ohio State University. In the recent National Team championships in New York City TannehiU's 22·3 record was the third best in the field of over 250 players who included at leas t 25 Japanese and Chinese entrants. In November Tannehill also was to p-billed in a two-week tour of 11 m idwestern colleges and uni versities giving table tenn is and chess exhibitions in which he played a college's ta bl e .tennis and chess cha mpions s imultaneously (chess moves between table tennis points). The tour was arranged and managed by Tom Rail, a lso formerly of Middleport, now a Washington D. C. public relations coun· selor. Lakin d oes show profit Similar onc·wl'<!k toW's are sdtt><lult.•d in lhc winter and ~ pring qn ~trter~ this ye;;~r . WhL·JI a junior at Middleport Hi~h S~.:hool at age 16. and tht' 1mlion's junior champion, PT. PLEASANT - Deputy Tannehill ruadc his first trip to Mental Health Dirertor of l•; urope with the U. S. team ror the world ·championships at Administration James Clowser Munich. When a freshman at said Friday that La kin is the only farm at a m~ntal hospital the University of Cincirmati he which has been profitable, was a member of the U. S. Clowser disagreed with an team that competed in the earlier report that the Lakin world games in Japan, and went into China marki ng the farm operated at a loss of first visit of an American group $34,599 over a three-year behind the Bamboo Curtain period. MIDDLEPORT - Danny since 1949. The farm at Lakin State Thompson was master of While in Middleport Thurs- Hos pita l furnished meat ceremonies fo r a program that day he visited his father, valued at $27,619.16 for patients included the appearance of Chester Tannehill, 916 Locust last fiscal year , accord ing to Santa Claus Friday evening at St., and his brother, Mark and the Department of Mental the annual Middl eport· family, of Enterprise. Pomeroy Rotary Club families' Chr is tmas par ty at the elementa ry• sc hooL Robert Buck and Thompson were cochairmen for the party. School cooks prepared the turkey • dinner. Admitting he couldn'J sign "The Three Sons" to sing, Thompso n introd uced "The A GREAT GIFT FOR THAT Four Old Men," of Rotarians Cash Bahr , Vernon Weber , Bob Bwngarner and Chei Tannehill who offered four Christmas carols. Thompson led grouP singing, door prizes were awarded, , families were introduced, and · _ STATE & THIRD _ _ _ __ _ GALLIPOLIS. OHIO - ·· Santa ar~ived to talk to the chi ldr en . President Har old Hubbard presided . Thompson is emcee for club holiday party MOUNTAIN SCULPTURE MAN IN YOUR LIFE Peddler 's Pantry DOWNTOWN GALLIPOLIS EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY ALL DAY TIL atRISTMAS EVERY WOMAN ALIVE LOV ES CHANEL N° 5 GALLIPOLIS - A the recent monthly meeting ~f the Can· dyslripers at Holzer Medical Center, detailed plans we re made for the Christmas party to be given for the children hospitalized in Pediatric un it of the ·· Hospital on Wednesday afternoon, December 19, 1973. Panto mines and skits t o entertain the children will be presented by the Candystripers in the Playroof, starting at 4 o'clock in the afternoon , followed by a pa rty and treats of fr ui t and candy for the young patients . · After the party for the children, the Candystripes will go to the French Five Hundred Room at the Medical Center for their own Chris tmas party . All members of the group are asked to bring a white elephant gift, valued at $2 to $3 for the gift e.change. Mary Waugh, R.N., Director of the Candys tr iper program , urges all members from the five par ticipating high schools ln the area to be sure to come, both to entertain the children an d give them the ir special Christmas treat, as well as enjoy their. own party following the holida y observance in Pediatrics. The next official business meeting will be Monday evening, Jan. 14 at the hospital. LA-Z-BOY At the end cf a hat"'d.. da~·· · . relax by Alyssa Ashley• in thi~ n~nd· bt~rnished solid ptne. You'll WOholer how you. eve-r r:e.laxed. DISCOUNT witho1.1.t it. lndepen:J- ON ALL ~t. footrest. c.ome' up for T.V. r.uatchil'lg aJA.d COSMETIC GIFT SETS ., ...._ " .....•. .• ·- ~.,.,. • ' back re.dines fcrcatnappinq. Choose rrom ~?.in .st.oc.l<_~ 19~at'ldLI(· CACHET HOUBIGANJ as individual as you are •"> ~ · -., ~ Fragran ce at. her fi nge rtips Purse-size sp ray 6.00. Refil l 4.00 · A thousand girls can wear it, . and it will be a little different and special on every single one. CHANEL. To keep yo u evt>r embra ced by the frag rance th at can shake yo u r worldD usting Powder that sdke ns and scents afte r yo ur bath ; Spray Ea u de To ilette th at · com ple ments and freshe ns al l day. " · UICdTII IOUING CON!G IT · R(CLI"I II IT M L! i m T by PRINCE MATCHABELLI d> - " t[CU"IU 10 f Ull ltD ~ DSITIOM. • fine furniture CACHET SPRAY MIST AND DUSTING POWOER SET $7.00 SUNDAY 1 TO 6 P M IT'S STOCK UP TIME FOR MEN'S SHRINK RESI.STAN T • decorators Second ot Grape Galllpoll•, Ohio OPEN TIL ~ 6fleR'Y Nlr&' T"lt- ClllfiSrMAS. See the Largest Selection of Timex Watch es '] : · .u .· ~ .~- . 1\... .. COLOGNE SPRAY MIST AND DUSTING POWDER SETS ;12.95 TO sl5.95 SELF WINDING AUTOMATIC MODELS Du sti ng Powder with soft, fluffy pu ff, net w t. 5 oz. 00 4 • Spray Ea u de Toi lette in 'the new, lu xuri o us Gra nd Flacon, ne t wt. 2.5 oz . 00 5 I ' . Hanes or Perfume Spray or any othe r of 1he • A sparkling crystal flacon of Cologne Spray Mist wilh Perfumed Dusting Powder In her favorite fragrance. Available in Wind Song, Golden Autumn, Prophecy and Beloved. $6.50 ;. . HANESCIVVIES* Re in force d su ppor ting seam$ make Hones® double pa nel briefs a bigger buy.than ever. Knit from soft ab sorbent cotton, wh.ite O$ white con be. Heat resistant e la stic in waistba nd and leg opening s. Sizes 28 to 44 . They ore already pre·shrunk a nd they give in tka. strttches. Two popv,lor styles in solid cOlors or a host of stripes. Stock up no w o1 grea t sa'vi ngs. Sizes 28 to 42. HOW TO US£ THEM INITIAL BUITON TOPPE RS. / . ~ ;(Q) ~ 3 Q Apply slight pressura Slide pro ngs to bcek of Buttdn TOpper to open. Clamp tight. Bullon under bu tton, Topper holc'1 g rasping firmly. in J:J ioce. Can b~ removed as easily. A first in fashion jewelry. Personalized Button Toppers for the single or double button cuff, boldly designed in a black and gold mottf. The unique hinged . ac tion allows them to be worn easily. Gift boxed m set o( two for single button cuffs ; Set of four for double button cuffs. ~ec vrely ' 8600 MEN'S SLIPPERS CORDUROY OR LEATHER SIZES 6Y2 TO 12 ,. e('APE CRAFT PINE GIFTS eFENTON ART GLASS GIFTS SCENTED CANDLES ;iw~Evd JEWW:RS ·336 SECOND AVE., GAWPOLIS :1....:=::::;::::==--~ PHONE 446-1883 I En1pire Initial 1\t'~' PHONE 446-0026 . . Tlw Rioi ~t 1\ot lllu, tr aterl : eWAU. PLAQUES •LEATHER GOODS eGLASSWARE PWS M,ANY OTHER GIFT ITEMS .. $]0°0 by Van Heusen and Puritan T i• T uo & · Cuff Lin k Se t eNOVELTIES FOR lliE BAR eGIFTS FOR THE WHOLE ~AMILY .. TO MEN'S DRESS AND CASUAL SHIRTS The moo d of today ma kes on elegant return in men:s je we lry. Ha ndsom ely monogrammed with your fi rst a nd lost in ilia l, ea ch piece comp lemenls your fas hion able ta stes . So com plement the ma n on your Christmas list with a person a li zed g ift from Swan k. eGIFT WRAP, BOWS & RIBBONS .atRISTMAS CANDLES AND RINGS eiNCENSE ePARTY GOODS LINE CANDLE Christmas Everyday ' HANES'BIBRIEfS · hv COU.ECTION I Remforced strops makt this Hone~1i undersh irt very durable yet you pay no mo re. Highly absorbent combed cot1on. Full cutfo stay tucked in. White on ly in sizes S·M· l·Xl. CONTRACT RATIFIED . WASHI NGTON (UPI ) Editori al employes a t th e Washington Star-News have ratified a tw o-year Guild contract rais ing the top minimwn pay to $422 by April 21, 1975. THE IDEAL GIFT and CARD $HOPPE ~ Re info rc ed neckbond keeps. its shape. Hones in Amer ic a 's favor· ire T-sk irt, site fast , highlyob~orb­ e nt a nd it's cut long to Moy tucked' in. Whrte on ly in sizes S-M·l·Xl. • eHOU.Y HOBBY atRISTMAS 29~EACH 'SECOND AND STATE, GALLIPOLIS HANES~ UNDERSHIRTS THAT SPECIAL MAN by AMERICAN GREETING by PRINCE MATCHABELU@ • Mint•Coconut•Cherry tCinnamon S,picu Pine . •·Bayberry · •Tangerine• Strawberry · •Blueberry EGG NOG HANES®T-SHIRT SPECIAL GIFTS FOR .atRISTMAS CARDS ·~ L,ufi2iQaire from Helena Rubinstein de lightful versio ns o f the heavenly fragran ce. From 1.50 to 25.00. ' . 3.69 PKG.OF 3 ' i ,. CALENDAR OR DAY AND DATE MODELS . .. .i UNDERWEAR ' . ' s7.95 TO s12.95· Help her discov~ r the wo nd~rf u lly fe minine blend ol heady fl owers and li ngeri ng s pice s is Heaven Sent. Ch oose Perfume, Ea u de Pa rfum , Spray Mist, Flufly Ousting Powde r .' ~ SPRING WOULD MODELS sl4.95 TO sl7.95 co .n • carpet Emeraude byCoty. Everything Is Guaranteed To Satisfy. Or Money Back ',I OPEN planning party MUSK , t' HEE I'A RKl :\G "'• .:.. . The Mystique at Make her world a Heavenly Place Give her light, lilting, lively Quart PL E ~T'\ " -ha11dsome roc.k.e.r- . that cradl~ you in 6" thic.k bouyant ~Oi\1'1'1 from heact to heels. Lustrous tv-im is ll&l\"EX SENT • ' awards, 26 have completed firteen years of service. 11 ha\'e reached twenty years, 7 ha\'e passed the twenty-five year mark, 2 will receive thirty year service awards and Miss Alma McCor mick will receive a special award for fifty-six years of loyal and dedicated service to the hospital. Master of ceremonies will be Warren F . Sheets, chairman of the Board of Tr ustees of Holzer Hospital Founda tion. Sheets, with Hugh P. KirkeJ, executive vice president of Holzer Medical Center, wiU make the presentations. Music will be provided by the Madrigals of Gallia Academy High School, Wider Ute direc tion of Mrs. Anne Fischer . Those receiving awards wiU have special seating along with their spouse or guest in the fr ont section of Lyne Center . 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SWlday. flee. 1~ 14 Give up court bond POMEROY Eight Howard D- Goins, Pomeroy, defendants were fined and 14 and Jack L. Saunders, HUllothers forfeited bonds in Meigs tington, $.12.50 each, speeding; Robert W. Moodispaugh , County Court Friday. Fined by Judge Frank W. Porter were Jack E. Yosl, Lowell, and Sidney E. Ellis, MiddlepOrt, Rl. I, $10 and costs each, speeding; Stephen K. Mounts, Little Hocking and GALLipOLIS - Mark A. Dorothy L. Parker, Pomeroy, Merola, 16, Lower River Rd., Rt. 3, $15 and costs each, Gallipolis, was charged with speeding; Ronald L. Vogler, failure to stop within the Stewart and Paul Wayne assure~ clear. dist~nce "Huffine, Pomeroy. Rt. 3, $10 following an acc1dent Fr~day and costs each , expired' about 6:30p.m. on Fourth Ave. operators license; Esther M. City police officers said the Wolfe, Portland, Rt. 1, $20 and Merola car struck the rear of a costs, no operators license, and car operated by Karen S. Ora Leo Dailey, Portland, Rt. Moore, 22, of Rt. I, Gallipolis . I, $250 and costs, five days A backing mishap occurred confinement, license at 2:40 p.m. at 1708 Eastern suspended one year, driving Ave. where a car driven by Ora while intoxicated. • Middleport. $52.50, speeding , aud Louie R. Frederi ck, Pomeroy. $159.55, possession of illegal deer. Pric:es Effective thru Christmas Eve Violation cited Forfeiting bonds • • IXOD S .- 197~ By RICHARD LERNER WASHINGTON (UP!) President Nixon Saturday signed legislation putting most of the nation on year-round Daylight Saving Time to save energy and authorized the use of 2,000 Internal Revenue Service agents to enforce fuel allocation rules. Postponing his annual physical checkup until somellme next week, the President met for one hour with administration energy chief William E. Simon and his deputy, John C. Sawhill, Simon announced the beefed up enforcment actions at a news conference arter the meeting. The Daylight Saving Time 0 H. Carlisle, 59, of Rt. l, Henderson, backed into a vehicle driven by Clolis Eugene Hart, of Rt. I, Leon, w. va. Another accident occurred at 11:50 p.m. on the Ohio Valley Bankparking lot where the gas pedal on a car driven by Jerry R. Brammer, of Rt . 2, Bidwell, stuck causing Brammer to lose control of his car. The auto jumped a curb striking a fence and telephone pole. you gel Top Value Stamps ! Accidents come close POMEROY- Two accidents occurred within 15 minutes Friday night, -the Sheriff Robert C. Harlenbach's Department reported. At 5:30 p.m. on county road one in Salem Township, Kenneth A. West, 35, Athens, Rt.l, was traveling south when Tracy, Pomeroy and Dale he sideswiped a car traveling Herrmann, Middleport, $25 north driven by George each, disturbing the peace; Charles Lawrence, Jr., 41, ~--~-------·-·· · ·--~ Clarksburg, W. Va. There were no personal injuries. There was heavy damage to both vehicles; w.,st was cited for driving left of center. At 5:45 p.m. Mike Buskirk, Middleport, was traveling east on SR 124, just east of Rutland , when a deer was killed as ll ran into the path of his truck. Buskirk was not injured . There was light damage to his truck. • Sunday, Dec. 23rd Open Pomeroy and Silver Bridge Kroger Stores Open 11 A.M. to 6 P.M. Ripley 12 Noon to 7 P.M. Armour's Fully Co·ok<•ci Cry 0 Va< Smoked Ham By WESLEY G. PIPPERT mittee has authorized a general WASHINGTON (UP! ) - A subpoena for the administralawyer for Ralph Nader has tion's dairy records and is obtained a tape of President expected to focus part of its Nixon's controversial March 23, Jaimary hearings on campaign 1971, meeting with dairy financing on the ind~stry . _!)o leaders --a key point in a suit far, no subpoenas have been charging the administration served by the committee. increased milk supports in Special Watergate Prosecutor exchange for huge campaign Leon Jaworski has assigned gifts. two lawyers to the dairy The attorney, William 0 . matter. The Justice DepartDobrovir, said Saturday he also ment is pursuing a civil has obtained by subpoena the antitrust suit against Associal· dally diaries for Nixon's form.er ed Milk Producers Inc . top aides, H.R. Haldeman and (AMP!), headquartered in San John D. Ehrlichman, from mid· Antonio, Tex., and one of three 1970 until after the 1972 major milk co-operatives. election. The controversy involves Dobrovir has been gathering these matters: evidence in the suit, which is _ -Jake Jacobson, AMP! attorone of several legal actions ney and White ·House aide in · aimed at the dairy industry as the Johnson administration , a result of Republican cam- testified in a deposition in paign contributions now be- November he gave ·$100,000 in lieved to total at least $527,500, cash in August, 1969, to Herbert The Senate Watergate com- W. Kalmbach, Nixon 's fund- No Center Slices Removed • Closed Christmas Day Highway work R~ . !Olo 14 to be reduced A Beautiful Way To Do Your Christmas Shopping ... 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KISSINGER conferred with Syrian leaders Saturday amid indications that the Geneva Middle East peace conference originally scheduled for Tuesday may open at least a day late. Shortly before Kissinger arrived in Damascus, a highrank~ American official traveling in his P.,rty said "there · might be a slippage of a day or so" in convening of the 'session because of "procedural matters." Kroger Brown & Ser~P. Bv11 erm il k T.... in , · ~l<lkl· or C..ombo f'a<k ' Dinner Rolls . • • • • WASHINGTON -IN WHAT MAY BE a landmark decision, the trustees of the American Psychiatric Association (APA) ruled Saturday that homosexuality will no longer be considered a "mental disorder" in the association's official manual . The vote of the 19-member board, described by homosexual activists as a ••psychiatric turnabout,' ' was unanimous with two abstentions. Dr. Alfred M. l!'reedman, the APA president, said the ruling will make it easier for hcmosexuals to get help if they want it and will reduce discrimination against those who do not. Koogo.:• 2. A HIGH RATE OF RETURN ON YOUR INVESTMENT. Hi-Nu 2'ro .Lowfat Milk 3. NO DEPLETION OF YOUR ORIGINAL CAPITAL. Kodocolor Cartrid ge 4. GUARANTEED SAVINGS G~;d~"A''' '"''.' Doz. Large Eggs • 79~ lnstamatic Film ... Tody WASHINGTON - DEFENSE SECRETARY James R. Schlesinger Saturday branded as "very clearly a despicable act" the Communist ambuah of a mercy-mission helicopter in South Vietnam, and threatened unspecified U. S. retaliation if such attacks continue . The State Department also denounced the attack in which an American officer waa killed. The unarmed helicopter, clearly marked as a nonhostile aircraft, was carrying four U. S. personnel and three South Vle\l!amese on a search for the body of an American serviceman believed killed in 1966. The copter was one of three forced .down Friday only 12 miles from Saigon. U. s. officials said Capt. Richard M. Rees, 32, of Kent, Ohio, was killed "in cold blood" by Communist riflemen after the helicopter touched down and Ree~ raised his arms in surrender. Rees was the second Americ!'n killed smce the Jan. 27 V1etilam cease-fire. The wounded Americans were listed as Is\ Lt. Ben C. Elfrink, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford H. Elfrink of Isabel, S.D., and whose wife resides in Thailand; Spec. 4 Randall J . Nash, son of Mr. and Mrs, James Nash of Amarillo, Tex.; Sgt. I-C. Ronnie L. Watson, whose wife, Rossalind, lives at Fort Pierce, Fla., and Sgt. Herman C. Ballard, son of Don R. Ballard of Columbus, Ohto. Rome Apples . Florida 6. WITHDRAW ANY TIME. Celery Hearts l\'larket Basket Select large Eggs Our Monthly Income Plan guarantees you an income check every month . 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Paul Getty lii hugged his mother, devoured a plate of buttered spaghetti and entered a private clinit in Rome Saturday. The hippie youth, his right ear missing, was freed by kidna}>ers for a $2.9 million ransom after five months in captivity. 11 1 am Paul Getty, captain," Getty reportedly told police when he was discovered standing in a freezing rain. "Can you Pak 5. NO RISK OF MARKET LOSSES. raiser and private lawyer. - Former Rep. Pat Hillings, . R-Calif., who succeeded Nixon as a House member before becoming an AMP! lawyer, wrote Nixon in December 1970: "We are now working with Tom Evans and Herb Kalmbach in setting up appropriate channels for AMP! to contribute $2 million to your re-election." - Hillings also asked that dairy import quotas be tightened. The administration revised the quotas two weeks later, Nader charged, "according to the wishes of the industry.' ' - Former Agriculture Secretary Clifford M. Hardin set the support price for milk for the year beginning April I, 1970, at $4.66 a hundredweight, and on March 12, 1971, "after careful review, " refused to r3.is~ it any further . -Nixon met on March 23, Geuy III with his Mom ASK ABOUT OUR _MONTHLY INCOME PLAN Avg. Hen Turkeys ••.••...•••••. lb. Armo u1 1 S FL!ily Coo~e-d 1,000 new personnel to take over the enforcement job by the middle of 1974. "They are going to train and supervise work for us at our direction on allocation, pric-e gouging and any other illegal activities connected with any of the6e shorNixon a "very positive report" tages," he said. on the government's energy "We are not going to tolerate conservation program , an- any abuse and we will come nounced that the 2,000 fRS down on this very hard when it agents would begin immediate- is foWld out." ly to enforce the allocation The federal energy office, system and crack down on which Simon heads, previously price gouging. The agents have has had no far-reaching enbeen assigned on a full-time forcement program. basis for ·the next six months, Simon indicated that Nixon he said. okayed the plans which he Simon added that the IRS outlined. He said they also ar.rants also will train snmP rli .<Ou~•ed " three-day-old strik• Roush IS • sworn m of dissident truckers protesting disagreed. He told newsmen the . Senate conference by Thursday high fuel prices and lower speed limits; the question pf rationing; the present fuel allocation program, and legislation pending in Congress including a proposal to deregulate natural gas at the weU head. There were predictions mean· while that the truckers strike would end by Monday. The forecast came from both Transportation · Secretary Claude S. Brinegar and Michael Parkhurst, editor and publisher of Overdrive, dmagazine which originally urged the strike. But J .W. 11 River Rat" Edwards, an independent trucker who claims to be one of the protest leaders, Nader lawyer gets tape Full Shank Half • Monday, Dec. 24th Open 'til 6 P.M. bill, a compromise passed Friday by the House and Senate, would go into effect at 2 a.m. Jan . 6, and continue until October, 1975. ll was designed to save som~ energy expended for lighting and heating. - Simon, who said he had given • "men that are behind me ... all and passed before Congress across this country are not adjourns £or Christmas. moving (their trucks). There's only one way that those men will move. That will be for me to tell them to move." ''At this time we're sitting tight," he said . "We're not going to move until we have definite action . We're prepared to sit it out. 11 Edwards said he could not estimate how many truck drivers he represented. Simon said the administration is trying to increase the diesel fuel supply and has promised the truckers 110 per cent of U1e fuel supply they used last year . He said he hoped "these pOsitive steps we have taken will be accepted in a positive fashion by the truckers." The energy chief said Nixon described the emergency energy bill, which passed the House SUNDAY, _DECEMBER 16, 1973 PAGE 17 early saturday, as a " basket Vo.L' 8 -NO · 46 . because "it's got"awith merea _ _:____ _ _:_.:.:___:_ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __;.;;__:___:...:.__ _~--_:_-------------"----~. case" 200 points of difference were Raymond D. Priddy, Pomeroy, Rt. 4, Barry J. Thompson, Maple Heights , James C. Lecomte, Fostoria, Harry R. Halker, Lowell, Carleton L. Cornell, Greenwood, N.Y., and Stanford E. Fulks, Canton, $27.50 each, speeding; Stanley Phelps, Pomeroy, $34 .55, illegal deer hunting; Eleanor D. Tillis, Pomeroy, Rt. 4, l109.55, illegal deer; Jay r CAMBRIDGE, OIDO - .REP. WAYNE HAYS, D-Ohio, said here .Saturday the present energy crisis is "about ~ per cent· contrived by the big oil companies" to increase fuel pnces. Hays made the remarks at a meeting here of 150 representatives of the plastics industry - The Organization of Plastics Processors • • d ' . ' . W h' to " "You ought to get together an ratse cam m . as mg n, said Hays. "You ought to innundate the Congress w1th mall, you ought to innundate \he House Waya and Means committee with mail and tell them you're going out of business. Keep the pressure on them. If enough of you write to. congressmen you'll probably get some action." (TOPP). "Save Savinqs Since 1886" Gallipolis, Ohio ' sweater, gray pants and sneakers . He was taken to the Lagonegro police station and fed a plate of spaghetti and coffee. His mother , Gail Harris, sped to the the town from her Rome aparlment and greeted him with hugs, kisses and tears. "It's all over," young Getty said. "Only now can I start to live again," Mrs. Harris said. "! always believed you." With a police escort, they were driven to Rome by Fernando Masone, chief of an Italian police unit known as the Flying Squad. The young Getty, his head bandaged by a doctor, entered a private clinic. Doctors said that except for numbness from the cold, he appeared to be in good condition. "He is still in a state of shock and even at the memory of any ~vent connected with his dramatic adventure, he becomes upset and bursts into tears," Masone said. "He was in no condition to be questioned," he said. "He slept most of the way up and did not want to talk about the kidnaping." Masone said police had no firm lead on the kidnapers. However, police sources said they were working on one theory that the kidnapers could have been a band of Calabrian drug runners. In his first comments to police, young Getty said he was kidnaped on the night of July 9 in front of the French Embassy in the Piazza Farnese, a popular and · picturesque square in old Rome. · "They kept me traveling almost all the time/' police quoted young Getty as saying about his five months in ca}>tivity. Police had considered the possibility that the Getty kidnaping was a hoax. However, the investigation became sobered when a severed human ear and photographs of young Getty without an ear arrived at a Rome newspaper. Family sources said the photographs contributed to convincing Getty Sr., who once said he would "not pay one cent" toward any ransom, that the kidnaping was genuine. A Getty family emissary paid the ransom in in· stallments, carrying the money in used notes in plastic bags to an undisclosed destination. Senate-passed version. He said he hoped the two versions could be compromised in a House- "Both versions have some problems," he said. " ... the House version with that many amendments. we just could not tolerate ." Simon said he and Nixon discussed the · possibility of gasoline rationing "'at some length," but indicated they still view it as a last resort . He also said his staff would begin meeting Monday with airlines representatives in an effort to relieve a threatened layoff of pilots and flight personnel because of jet fuel shortages. Expressing oplimimism that the government will solve these shortages, Simon added that his predictions were not based on the assumption that the Arab oil boycott will end soon . "I'm assuming the embargo will continue," he said . The Daylight Savings Time bill which Nixon signed would put the nation on "fast timet' through· out the year for the first time since World War ll. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1971, with executives from AMP!, Mid America Dairies and Dairymen Inc., the three major dairy co-ops. - Hardin annoWiced on March 25, 1971, an increase in the price support to $4.93. - The three co-ops, through their political affiliates, gave at least $427,500 in reported con.tributions to various Nixon re-election committees between March 22, 1971, and Election Day. Meanwhile, the price of milk for the consumer shot up about 10 cents a quart. Nader filed suit in U.S. District Court here in 1972 to roll back the increased supports 41 0n grounds they were influenced by improper political activities ." The National Farmers . Organization (NFO), a liberal group of generally small farmers, filed an antitrust suit against AMP! in U.S. District Court in Kansas City. At a news conference Nov . 17, Nixon said congressional Demo. crats ••put a gun to our head" in 1971 by proposing' an even larger, 90 per cent support price. To avoid- the larger price, Nixon said, the administration agreed on 85 per cent. "Awfully nice people are getting a bad rap about it," Nixon said. Dobrovir returned late Friday from Los Angeles where he took a second deposition from Kalmbach. He refused to reveal what Kalmbach said, but hinted that the testimony would spur him to get depositions from Ehrlichman, Haldeman and former White House special counsel Charles W. Colson, who was Wbite House liaison for the dairy industry. I j - Unique process developed I .!i!i ~~ M ~( · ~\ ,, . !@ :x POMEROY - James Roush . Racine. given his oath of office as new Meigs County Auditor by Meigs CoWlty Common Pleas Court Judge John C. Bacon Saturday morning, vowed not to disgrace the office . Roush replaces Gordon CaldweU, Tuppers Plains, who held the office for a number of years but resigned recently. Roush wilt serve the remainder of the unexpired term which includes all of 1974. Roush said Saturday :' " Meigs County is going through a period of transition. Perhaps the one office that is caught in the middle of this transition is the county auditor 's office . The auditor of any county is caught between several forces in the exercising of his duties . The State Department of Taxation sets the policy of (how taxes are to be determined) and enforces those guidelines. On the other hand, the people vote the amount of taxes they wish to pay to various public services·. The auditor in turn gets an accoun ling of these taxes and then makes his report to both the state and local offices. "I will endeavor as the new auditor of Meigs County to upgrade the county office and JAMES ROUSH its functions, to keep in step with our growing county . Meigs County ' s moving ahead with dynamic steps in industry and before long the eastern end of oilr county will be opening up. This will be a trying time for public officials and the public in general, to keep in step with its growth. " However, the times will bring forth · the active leadership that is needed in this period . I will make this promise , to the citizens of Meigs County ; I will not bring disgrace to the public office to which I have been appointed. I will cooperate with the other elected county officials and I will bring no disgrace on Meigs County or its citizens in the functions of my office." ~\ to stop sulfur pollution !~ •!( X• :o !!! ;!;! ~~ MORGANTOWN, W. Va. (UPI) - A West Virginia :::: University researcher has developed a Wlique process .. :;;: which could be a partial answer to the energy crisis. :~: William H. Buttermore, a technician with the :!:! university's Coal Research Bureau In the School of Mines, :;;; has come up with a method to help prevent sulfur dioxide !~!j pollution when high-sulfur coal is burned. H It proves to be ';!! as effective as laboratory tests show, the process will ~!;! enable more high sulfur coal to be burned to help meet the i!;! fuel shortage while also preventing air pollution, university !!l officials said. A lot of West Virginia coal is loaded with sulfur and new ;~: federal air control regulations disallow burning of such coal ;~ by utility companies. As a result, some electric companies :;:; have switched to oil as a source of energy. ~!!! The new process is known as sulfurtain and it traps the ;!;! sulfur In the coal ashes, thus curbing pollution. Lime or !!!! limestone is combined with pulverized coal before it is ~:; burned and during burning the calcium in the lime com!!!! bines with sulfur to form calcium sulfate. ;:;:.. The calcium sulfate is left behind with the other inert ' !;!; materials in coal and forms ash, Buttermore explained. ::!~ . A preliminary analysis of the sulfurtain process in· ~:: dicates it can be done at a cost of $1.83 a ton, which is ~i~! considered economically competitive by the coal industry, :::: ''We achieved sulfur retentioos from 90 to 95 per cent, l ~ ;:;: .~ :;~ !;~ !;!; !:!: :~~~ :~; ;!;! :;;; ;!;! :!:! :;;; ;!;! :;:; ~;~:. ;:;: ;:;: !~; !;!: :;;; \. !;!; Protests are losing steam • The independent truckers' protest against high fuel prices and lowered speed limits dwindled to a few spots around the country Saturday. A national spokesman for drivers predicted that truck traffic "should be almost back to normal" by Monday. Scattered va ndalism and violence that marked the two-day protest continued. Michael Parkhurst, editor and publisher of "Overdrive" magazine, said in Washington Saturday that most of the drivers who stayed off the road Thursday and Friday would be behind the wheel Monday, although "a few guys will want to show how gutsy they are for another two or three days. " !!i!: : :; Parkhurst said he thought ~astern part of the . state. :~l :;:: the shutdown "made the public ~mce Thursday police received :[:~ which are within air pollution regulations, all of the carbon ~:;: sympathetic · to the truckers' . at least 85 reports of violent plight." incidents, half of them shoot:;:; was burned," Buttermore said. ::;: 'ft ,,. Basing his predictions on ings. There were no known :;:; " It should be remembered that we are using coal fines :;:: check! Saturday with drivers injuries, however. ~~~! -a waste material with a high ash and sulfur content and :i!j in 10 states, Parkhurst said he The number of shooting !;!; just loaded with water. One of the reasons that fines are a :;;; didn't expect much truck in Pennsylvania reincidents ;;;; waste product is that they contain about 20 per cent water :::~. traffic this weekend since ported since Thursday rose to ,:;; and it isn't economically feasible to remove it. It is hoped !;!i many drivers have decided to eight, although stale police ;!;~ that it will be economically feasible to reduce the water :;~ rest at' home. said they knew of no injuries. :i!~ oontent of fines to the percentages needed In variations of t "They wouldn't just jump in :::, the sulfurtain process," he added. ~:: .. their trucks at midnight and ' ~ I start to drive somewhere just ::::::::::::::::::::::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~·.;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::;:· because the slQwdown was over," he said. POOR PENNIES Marriage License Most of the violence a}>WASHINGTON (UP!) - The peared to be in Ohio and POMEROY - Terry Lee Varney , 19, Long Bottom, Rt. 1, · Senate voted Friday to allow Pennsylvania where truck student, and Faith Elaine the U. S. Treasury to begin traffic remained light. Smith, 17, Radne , Rt. 1, making pennies out of The Ohio Highway Patrol aluminum if it wishes . student. reported that two more trucks were shot at in the north- . .. 5 Truck centers jammed Glenn strong with laboring man COLUMBUS (UP!) _ Demoantagonized cratic Senatorial Candidate Metzenbaum several labor leaders last fall John Glenn has more support among the rank and f_ile o.f by attempting to get the board of directors of the Ohio AFLorganized labor and some of its CIO to endorse his candidacy. leadership than the state "That blew right up on him," Democratic hierarchy said a source. realizes , it was learned Some Representatives of orSaturda.v . Howard Metzenbaum of ganized labor also spoke to Cleveland, the other candidate Gov. John J . Gilligan after the governor attempted to get for the Democratic senatorial Glenn to run for the nomination, has the backing of Democratic nomination for the majority of Ohio's labor lieutenant governor and clear leaders but by no means does the way for Metzenbaum for he have organized labor's the. senatorial nominaton. vote locked up, a source said. It was reparted Saturday that Gov. John J. Gilligan had decided to name Metzenbaum to the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by attorney generalBy ANDREW A. YEMMA designate William B. Saxbe for the qne year remaining in •AUSTIN, Tex. (UP!) . Saxbe's term. Charles Alan . Wright, the Glenn this past week waa in- lawyer who labored to keep traduced at a labor rally in President Nixon's Watergate Akron by Pete Bomarito, pres- tapes secret, said Saturday he ident of the United Rubber hopes there are "adequate Workers Union, who said he answers" for why two of them supported the former are missing and another one astronaut. marred. "The International is for In an interview with UPI, John Glenn although I don't Wright said he has few regrets know bow some of the locals about the months he spent as will go," said Carl Whitten, Nixon's chief lawyer in the long treasurer of Local 5 of the court hattie with Watergate URW. · prosecutors over the tapesSome Angry except that he never knew the "Some of the rubber people materials he was fighting to are angry with Metzenbaum protect were not intact. "What I regret as a matter of because of his attitude and how he embarassed Hubert public relations if anything else Humphrey during the 1972 was that when I said on Oct. 23 campaign when he announced that we would comply with the his endorsement of McGovern subpoena, that the White House in front of Humphrey," said didn 't say that there was a Whitten. "That left a bitter possibility that two of the tapes taste in everybody's mouth." didn't exist," he said. Sources reported that Oct. 23 was the day that COLUMBUS(UPI)-Dissident truck drivers hijacked a Penn Central rat'Iroad crane Sat day jammed f' tr k ur • 1ve uc stops in northeastern Ohio and another in southeastern Ohio h 200 tr k · d w ere uc ers Ignore a court order to move. ts f' Shho wtere Dll'hed atdtrucbkulls inl nor\ eas ern 10 an a e went through the cab of a truck bemg · d riven · a1ong In te rs tate 71l. o t near ay on. Tr u'ck dr·1vers sw1pe · d a crane th t h db d· t "He took Glenn in that office "John's a good cand1'date but and told him organized labor certainly Howard Metzenbaurn was 100 per cent for Metzen- who has had many years of baumandthatisjustnottrue," service in the legislature is the said a source. better candidate," saidShipka, Plenty Left I personally feel Howard MetzHowever, there is plenty of enbaum is the most ex-. laborsuppart for Metzenhaum. perienced candidate and ·can The powerful Teamsters un- do the most good." ion has already announced its Glenn launched his camsupport of the Cleveland Indus- paign Monday in Cleveland and, trialist and others are expected spent the week touring the to follow. state and said Friday in Cin"! think it was a good cinnati the response to his ne~r ~aste~v:~:'l, 0~~:,r~~ . choice," said AI Shipka, head · candidacy has been "ex- help right a derailed ·train. It of the YoUllgstown AFL-CIO. cellent." was recovered and no arrests were made. East Liverpool Police Lieut. Orin Smith verified the hijacking of the crane. Nixon, after the furor that arrests . The Wbite House did "That's true, they commanerupted from his firing of not announce that until Nov:21. deered a crane," Smith said. special . prosecutor Archibald "l had no indications about "It's really wild. The freight Cox three days before, a ban- the missing 18 minutes until it ' train just jumped the track and doned the tapes battle and was made public," Wright said. nobody was hurt. There were dispatched Wright to court to "I don't ' know much about it 60 or 70 trucks at a truck stop pledge the President would except what 1 read in the near the tracks, "comply fully" with a Cox newspapers. EastLiverpoolisacommunity subpoena for nine of hls "!think the things that have of20,0001ocatedinEasternOhio Watergate tapes. On Oct. 3), happened have certainly raised along the Ohio River. the Wbite House announced two questions about the President's Independent truck derivers of the nine tapes did not exist. credibility and 1 would hope this weekend continued a pro"If I had known, I would that adequate answers would he test over rising fuel oil prices have said it in court," Wright provided." and lower speed limits . said. "That way the public Would a full disclosure A truck stop at Coal Grove would have been put on notice provide the answers? . in southeastern Ohio was-jamed and ft wouldn't have been the with about 200 trucks and some bombshell it was eight days "That's really more of a Sohio trucks that the firm later." political question," he said. "! wanted driven out were held Nor, Wright saicJ as he chain- have always endeavored to captive. smoked in his tiny office at the . avoid ·giving answers on politi- Lawrence County Common University of Texas Law cal questions ." Pleas Court Judge Kenneth Ater School, did he know a third But after a long pause, he issued an order for the removtape was marred by an 18- added: al of the trucks but the truck· minute buzz that obliterates a "~' a newspaper reader and ers ignored the order. Watergate conversation Nixon a poll watcher I would say the One truer. driver said if had with his former chief aide, crisis has eased, but one cannot Sohio wants the trucks it "better H.R. Haldeman, three days yet say the patient has fully be damned careful when they after the June ·17, !972 bugging recovered." come to get it." T apes ' answers nee·d e d \, • ' 11 I ~ ' ' J ' 'I �16 - The Sunda)' Ttmes -SentilK'I. SWlday. flee. 1~ 14 Give up court bond POMEROY Eight Howard D- Goins, Pomeroy, defendants were fined and 14 and Jack L. Saunders, HUllothers forfeited bonds in Meigs tington, $.12.50 each, speeding; Robert W. Moodispaugh , County Court Friday. Fined by Judge Frank W. Porter were Jack E. Yosl, Lowell, and Sidney E. Ellis, MiddlepOrt, Rl. I, $10 and costs each, speeding; Stephen K. Mounts, Little Hocking and GALLipOLIS - Mark A. Dorothy L. Parker, Pomeroy, Merola, 16, Lower River Rd., Rt. 3, $15 and costs each, Gallipolis, was charged with speeding; Ronald L. Vogler, failure to stop within the Stewart and Paul Wayne assure~ clear. dist~nce "Huffine, Pomeroy. Rt. 3, $10 following an acc1dent Fr~day and costs each , expired' about 6:30p.m. on Fourth Ave. operators license; Esther M. City police officers said the Wolfe, Portland, Rt. 1, $20 and Merola car struck the rear of a costs, no operators license, and car operated by Karen S. Ora Leo Dailey, Portland, Rt. Moore, 22, of Rt. I, Gallipolis . I, $250 and costs, five days A backing mishap occurred confinement, license at 2:40 p.m. at 1708 Eastern suspended one year, driving Ave. where a car driven by Ora while intoxicated. • Middleport. $52.50, speeding , aud Louie R. Frederi ck, Pomeroy. $159.55, possession of illegal deer. Pric:es Effective thru Christmas Eve Violation cited Forfeiting bonds • • IXOD S .- 197~ By RICHARD LERNER WASHINGTON (UP!) President Nixon Saturday signed legislation putting most of the nation on year-round Daylight Saving Time to save energy and authorized the use of 2,000 Internal Revenue Service agents to enforce fuel allocation rules. Postponing his annual physical checkup until somellme next week, the President met for one hour with administration energy chief William E. Simon and his deputy, John C. Sawhill, Simon announced the beefed up enforcment actions at a news conference arter the meeting. The Daylight Saving Time 0 H. Carlisle, 59, of Rt. l, Henderson, backed into a vehicle driven by Clolis Eugene Hart, of Rt. I, Leon, w. va. Another accident occurred at 11:50 p.m. on the Ohio Valley Bankparking lot where the gas pedal on a car driven by Jerry R. Brammer, of Rt . 2, Bidwell, stuck causing Brammer to lose control of his car. The auto jumped a curb striking a fence and telephone pole. you gel Top Value Stamps ! Accidents come close POMEROY- Two accidents occurred within 15 minutes Friday night, -the Sheriff Robert C. Harlenbach's Department reported. At 5:30 p.m. on county road one in Salem Township, Kenneth A. West, 35, Athens, Rt.l, was traveling south when Tracy, Pomeroy and Dale he sideswiped a car traveling Herrmann, Middleport, $25 north driven by George each, disturbing the peace; Charles Lawrence, Jr., 41, ~--~-------·-·· · ·--~ Clarksburg, W. Va. There were no personal injuries. There was heavy damage to both vehicles; w.,st was cited for driving left of center. At 5:45 p.m. Mike Buskirk, Middleport, was traveling east on SR 124, just east of Rutland , when a deer was killed as ll ran into the path of his truck. Buskirk was not injured . There was light damage to his truck. • Sunday, Dec. 23rd Open Pomeroy and Silver Bridge Kroger Stores Open 11 A.M. to 6 P.M. Ripley 12 Noon to 7 P.M. Armour's Fully Co·ok<•ci Cry 0 Va< Smoked Ham By WESLEY G. PIPPERT mittee has authorized a general WASHINGTON (UP! ) - A subpoena for the administralawyer for Ralph Nader has tion's dairy records and is obtained a tape of President expected to focus part of its Nixon's controversial March 23, Jaimary hearings on campaign 1971, meeting with dairy financing on the ind~stry . _!)o leaders --a key point in a suit far, no subpoenas have been charging the administration served by the committee. increased milk supports in Special Watergate Prosecutor exchange for huge campaign Leon Jaworski has assigned gifts. two lawyers to the dairy The attorney, William 0 . matter. The Justice DepartDobrovir, said Saturday he also ment is pursuing a civil has obtained by subpoena the antitrust suit against Associal· dally diaries for Nixon's form.er ed Milk Producers Inc . top aides, H.R. Haldeman and (AMP!), headquartered in San John D. Ehrlichman, from mid· Antonio, Tex., and one of three 1970 until after the 1972 major milk co-operatives. election. The controversy involves Dobrovir has been gathering these matters: evidence in the suit, which is _ -Jake Jacobson, AMP! attorone of several legal actions ney and White ·House aide in · aimed at the dairy industry as the Johnson administration , a result of Republican cam- testified in a deposition in paign contributions now be- November he gave ·$100,000 in lieved to total at least $527,500, cash in August, 1969, to Herbert The Senate Watergate com- W. Kalmbach, Nixon 's fund- No Center Slices Removed • Closed Christmas Day Highway work R~ . !Olo 14 to be reduced A Beautiful Way To Do Your Christmas Shopping ... Once ... And For All For her. Scented Q1fls in decanters and vases she' ll treasure long afte( the fragrance is gone. . Cosmetics . Man icure sets . for beauty at her fingerlips . For.hi m. A manly gallery of scented girls and gilt sets by Rogue . 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The wounded Americans were listed as Is\ Lt. Ben C. Elfrink, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford H. Elfrink of Isabel, S.D., and whose wife resides in Thailand; Spec. 4 Randall J . Nash, son of Mr. and Mrs, James Nash of Amarillo, Tex.; Sgt. I-C. Ronnie L. Watson, whose wife, Rossalind, lives at Fort Pierce, Fla., and Sgt. Herman C. Ballard, son of Don R. Ballard of Columbus, Ohto. Rome Apples . Florida 6. WITHDRAW ANY TIME. Celery Hearts l\'larket Basket Select large Eggs Our Monthly Income Plan guarantees you an income check every month . It also provides a high rate of return on your Investment. with no depletion of your original capital and no r is k of market losses. . The Plan is ideal for , retired persons, widows, families puttmg ch ildren through college- and for many others who need a sate; steady income . ' give me a cigarette? Look, they've cut off my ear." Getty, whcse right ear had been severed by his kidnapers, was released before dawn Saturday near the small town of Lagonegro 100 miles south of · Naples. A $2.9 million ransom had been paid in installments by his grandfather, oil bil· lionaire J . Paul Getty. The 17-year-old youth waa found standing in a gas station , wearing only a black pullover • 1. AN INCOME CHECK EVERY MONTH. California 88 Size Navel Ora AsR us about our Monthly Income Pian . You work hard for v.our money. We make it work hard for you. 'Cu~rom Made Fruit Baskets THE GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS and LOAN COMPANY 'Opposite Post Office Phone 446- 3832 By WILBORN HAMPTON ROME (UPI) - J. Paul Getty lii hugged his mother, devoured a plate of buttered spaghetti and entered a private clinit in Rome Saturday. The hippie youth, his right ear missing, was freed by kidna}>ers for a $2.9 million ransom after five months in captivity. 11 1 am Paul Getty, captain," Getty reportedly told police when he was discovered standing in a freezing rain. "Can you Pak 5. NO RISK OF MARKET LOSSES. raiser and private lawyer. - Former Rep. Pat Hillings, . R-Calif., who succeeded Nixon as a House member before becoming an AMP! lawyer, wrote Nixon in December 1970: "We are now working with Tom Evans and Herb Kalmbach in setting up appropriate channels for AMP! to contribute $2 million to your re-election." - Hillings also asked that dairy import quotas be tightened. The administration revised the quotas two weeks later, Nader charged, "according to the wishes of the industry.' ' - Former Agriculture Secretary Clifford M. Hardin set the support price for milk for the year beginning April I, 1970, at $4.66 a hundredweight, and on March 12, 1971, "after careful review, " refused to r3.is~ it any further . -Nixon met on March 23, Geuy III with his Mom ASK ABOUT OUR _MONTHLY INCOME PLAN Avg. Hen Turkeys ••.••...•••••. lb. Armo u1 1 S FL!ily Coo~e-d 1,000 new personnel to take over the enforcement job by the middle of 1974. "They are going to train and supervise work for us at our direction on allocation, pric-e gouging and any other illegal activities connected with any of the6e shorNixon a "very positive report" tages," he said. on the government's energy "We are not going to tolerate conservation program , an- any abuse and we will come nounced that the 2,000 fRS down on this very hard when it agents would begin immediate- is foWld out." ly to enforce the allocation The federal energy office, system and crack down on which Simon heads, previously price gouging. The agents have has had no far-reaching enbeen assigned on a full-time forcement program. basis for ·the next six months, Simon indicated that Nixon he said. okayed the plans which he Simon added that the IRS outlined. He said they also ar.rants also will train snmP rli .<Ou~•ed " three-day-old strik• Roush IS • sworn m of dissident truckers protesting disagreed. He told newsmen the . Senate conference by Thursday high fuel prices and lower speed limits; the question pf rationing; the present fuel allocation program, and legislation pending in Congress including a proposal to deregulate natural gas at the weU head. There were predictions mean· while that the truckers strike would end by Monday. The forecast came from both Transportation · Secretary Claude S. Brinegar and Michael Parkhurst, editor and publisher of Overdrive, dmagazine which originally urged the strike. But J .W. 11 River Rat" Edwards, an independent trucker who claims to be one of the protest leaders, Nader lawyer gets tape Full Shank Half • Monday, Dec. 24th Open 'til 6 P.M. bill, a compromise passed Friday by the House and Senate, would go into effect at 2 a.m. Jan . 6, and continue until October, 1975. ll was designed to save som~ energy expended for lighting and heating. - Simon, who said he had given • "men that are behind me ... all and passed before Congress across this country are not adjourns £or Christmas. moving (their trucks). There's only one way that those men will move. That will be for me to tell them to move." ''At this time we're sitting tight," he said . "We're not going to move until we have definite action . We're prepared to sit it out. 11 Edwards said he could not estimate how many truck drivers he represented. Simon said the administration is trying to increase the diesel fuel supply and has promised the truckers 110 per cent of U1e fuel supply they used last year . He said he hoped "these pOsitive steps we have taken will be accepted in a positive fashion by the truckers." The energy chief said Nixon described the emergency energy bill, which passed the House SUNDAY, _DECEMBER 16, 1973 PAGE 17 early saturday, as a " basket Vo.L' 8 -NO · 46 . because "it's got"awith merea _ _:____ _ _:_.:.:___:_ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __;.;;__:___:...:.__ _~--_:_-------------"----~. case" 200 points of difference were Raymond D. Priddy, Pomeroy, Rt. 4, Barry J. Thompson, Maple Heights , James C. Lecomte, Fostoria, Harry R. Halker, Lowell, Carleton L. Cornell, Greenwood, N.Y., and Stanford E. Fulks, Canton, $27.50 each, speeding; Stanley Phelps, Pomeroy, $34 .55, illegal deer hunting; Eleanor D. Tillis, Pomeroy, Rt. 4, l109.55, illegal deer; Jay r CAMBRIDGE, OIDO - .REP. WAYNE HAYS, D-Ohio, said here .Saturday the present energy crisis is "about ~ per cent· contrived by the big oil companies" to increase fuel pnces. Hays made the remarks at a meeting here of 150 representatives of the plastics industry - The Organization of Plastics Processors • • d ' . ' . W h' to " "You ought to get together an ratse cam m . as mg n, said Hays. "You ought to innundate the Congress w1th mall, you ought to innundate \he House Waya and Means committee with mail and tell them you're going out of business. Keep the pressure on them. If enough of you write to. congressmen you'll probably get some action." (TOPP). "Save Savinqs Since 1886" Gallipolis, Ohio ' sweater, gray pants and sneakers . He was taken to the Lagonegro police station and fed a plate of spaghetti and coffee. His mother , Gail Harris, sped to the the town from her Rome aparlment and greeted him with hugs, kisses and tears. "It's all over," young Getty said. "Only now can I start to live again," Mrs. Harris said. "! always believed you." With a police escort, they were driven to Rome by Fernando Masone, chief of an Italian police unit known as the Flying Squad. The young Getty, his head bandaged by a doctor, entered a private clinic. Doctors said that except for numbness from the cold, he appeared to be in good condition. "He is still in a state of shock and even at the memory of any ~vent connected with his dramatic adventure, he becomes upset and bursts into tears," Masone said. "He was in no condition to be questioned," he said. "He slept most of the way up and did not want to talk about the kidnaping." Masone said police had no firm lead on the kidnapers. However, police sources said they were working on one theory that the kidnapers could have been a band of Calabrian drug runners. In his first comments to police, young Getty said he was kidnaped on the night of July 9 in front of the French Embassy in the Piazza Farnese, a popular and · picturesque square in old Rome. · "They kept me traveling almost all the time/' police quoted young Getty as saying about his five months in ca}>tivity. Police had considered the possibility that the Getty kidnaping was a hoax. However, the investigation became sobered when a severed human ear and photographs of young Getty without an ear arrived at a Rome newspaper. Family sources said the photographs contributed to convincing Getty Sr., who once said he would "not pay one cent" toward any ransom, that the kidnaping was genuine. A Getty family emissary paid the ransom in in· stallments, carrying the money in used notes in plastic bags to an undisclosed destination. Senate-passed version. He said he hoped the two versions could be compromised in a House- "Both versions have some problems," he said. " ... the House version with that many amendments. we just could not tolerate ." Simon said he and Nixon discussed the · possibility of gasoline rationing "'at some length," but indicated they still view it as a last resort . He also said his staff would begin meeting Monday with airlines representatives in an effort to relieve a threatened layoff of pilots and flight personnel because of jet fuel shortages. Expressing oplimimism that the government will solve these shortages, Simon added that his predictions were not based on the assumption that the Arab oil boycott will end soon . "I'm assuming the embargo will continue," he said . The Daylight Savings Time bill which Nixon signed would put the nation on "fast timet' through· out the year for the first time since World War ll. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1971, with executives from AMP!, Mid America Dairies and Dairymen Inc., the three major dairy co-ops. - Hardin annoWiced on March 25, 1971, an increase in the price support to $4.93. - The three co-ops, through their political affiliates, gave at least $427,500 in reported con.tributions to various Nixon re-election committees between March 22, 1971, and Election Day. Meanwhile, the price of milk for the consumer shot up about 10 cents a quart. Nader filed suit in U.S. District Court here in 1972 to roll back the increased supports 41 0n grounds they were influenced by improper political activities ." The National Farmers . Organization (NFO), a liberal group of generally small farmers, filed an antitrust suit against AMP! in U.S. District Court in Kansas City. At a news conference Nov . 17, Nixon said congressional Demo. crats ••put a gun to our head" in 1971 by proposing' an even larger, 90 per cent support price. To avoid- the larger price, Nixon said, the administration agreed on 85 per cent. "Awfully nice people are getting a bad rap about it," Nixon said. Dobrovir returned late Friday from Los Angeles where he took a second deposition from Kalmbach. He refused to reveal what Kalmbach said, but hinted that the testimony would spur him to get depositions from Ehrlichman, Haldeman and former White House special counsel Charles W. Colson, who was Wbite House liaison for the dairy industry. I j - Unique process developed I .!i!i ~~ M ~( · ~\ ,, . !@ :x POMEROY - James Roush . Racine. given his oath of office as new Meigs County Auditor by Meigs CoWlty Common Pleas Court Judge John C. Bacon Saturday morning, vowed not to disgrace the office . Roush replaces Gordon CaldweU, Tuppers Plains, who held the office for a number of years but resigned recently. Roush wilt serve the remainder of the unexpired term which includes all of 1974. Roush said Saturday :' " Meigs County is going through a period of transition. Perhaps the one office that is caught in the middle of this transition is the county auditor 's office . The auditor of any county is caught between several forces in the exercising of his duties . The State Department of Taxation sets the policy of (how taxes are to be determined) and enforces those guidelines. On the other hand, the people vote the amount of taxes they wish to pay to various public services·. The auditor in turn gets an accoun ling of these taxes and then makes his report to both the state and local offices. "I will endeavor as the new auditor of Meigs County to upgrade the county office and JAMES ROUSH its functions, to keep in step with our growing county . Meigs County ' s moving ahead with dynamic steps in industry and before long the eastern end of oilr county will be opening up. This will be a trying time for public officials and the public in general, to keep in step with its growth. " However, the times will bring forth · the active leadership that is needed in this period . I will make this promise , to the citizens of Meigs County ; I will not bring disgrace to the public office to which I have been appointed. I will cooperate with the other elected county officials and I will bring no disgrace on Meigs County or its citizens in the functions of my office." ~\ to stop sulfur pollution !~ •!( X• :o !!! ;!;! ~~ MORGANTOWN, W. Va. (UPI) - A West Virginia :::: University researcher has developed a Wlique process .. :;;: which could be a partial answer to the energy crisis. :~: William H. Buttermore, a technician with the :!:! university's Coal Research Bureau In the School of Mines, :;;; has come up with a method to help prevent sulfur dioxide !~!j pollution when high-sulfur coal is burned. H It proves to be ';!! as effective as laboratory tests show, the process will ~!;! enable more high sulfur coal to be burned to help meet the i!;! fuel shortage while also preventing air pollution, university !!l officials said. A lot of West Virginia coal is loaded with sulfur and new ;~: federal air control regulations disallow burning of such coal ;~ by utility companies. As a result, some electric companies :;:; have switched to oil as a source of energy. ~!!! The new process is known as sulfurtain and it traps the ;!;! sulfur In the coal ashes, thus curbing pollution. Lime or !!!! limestone is combined with pulverized coal before it is ~:; burned and during burning the calcium in the lime com!!!! bines with sulfur to form calcium sulfate. ;:;:.. The calcium sulfate is left behind with the other inert ' !;!; materials in coal and forms ash, Buttermore explained. ::!~ . A preliminary analysis of the sulfurtain process in· ~:: dicates it can be done at a cost of $1.83 a ton, which is ~i~! considered economically competitive by the coal industry, :::: ''We achieved sulfur retentioos from 90 to 95 per cent, l ~ ;:;: .~ :;~ !;~ !;!; !:!: :~~~ :~; ;!;! :;;; ;!;! :!:! :;;; ;!;! :;:; ~;~:. ;:;: ;:;: !~; !;!: :;;; \. !;!; Protests are losing steam • The independent truckers' protest against high fuel prices and lowered speed limits dwindled to a few spots around the country Saturday. A national spokesman for drivers predicted that truck traffic "should be almost back to normal" by Monday. Scattered va ndalism and violence that marked the two-day protest continued. Michael Parkhurst, editor and publisher of "Overdrive" magazine, said in Washington Saturday that most of the drivers who stayed off the road Thursday and Friday would be behind the wheel Monday, although "a few guys will want to show how gutsy they are for another two or three days. " !!i!: : :; Parkhurst said he thought ~astern part of the . state. :~l :;:: the shutdown "made the public ~mce Thursday police received :[:~ which are within air pollution regulations, all of the carbon ~:;: sympathetic · to the truckers' . at least 85 reports of violent plight." incidents, half of them shoot:;:; was burned," Buttermore said. ::;: 'ft ,,. Basing his predictions on ings. There were no known :;:; " It should be remembered that we are using coal fines :;:: check! Saturday with drivers injuries, however. ~~~! -a waste material with a high ash and sulfur content and :i!j in 10 states, Parkhurst said he The number of shooting !;!; just loaded with water. One of the reasons that fines are a :;;; didn't expect much truck in Pennsylvania reincidents ;;;; waste product is that they contain about 20 per cent water :::~. traffic this weekend since ported since Thursday rose to ,:;; and it isn't economically feasible to remove it. It is hoped !;!i many drivers have decided to eight, although stale police ;!;~ that it will be economically feasible to reduce the water :;~ rest at' home. said they knew of no injuries. :i!~ oontent of fines to the percentages needed In variations of t "They wouldn't just jump in :::, the sulfurtain process," he added. ~:: .. their trucks at midnight and ' ~ I start to drive somewhere just ::::::::::::::::::::::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~·.;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::;:· because the slQwdown was over," he said. POOR PENNIES Marriage License Most of the violence a}>WASHINGTON (UP!) - The peared to be in Ohio and POMEROY - Terry Lee Varney , 19, Long Bottom, Rt. 1, · Senate voted Friday to allow Pennsylvania where truck student, and Faith Elaine the U. S. Treasury to begin traffic remained light. Smith, 17, Radne , Rt. 1, making pennies out of The Ohio Highway Patrol aluminum if it wishes . student. reported that two more trucks were shot at in the north- . .. 5 Truck centers jammed Glenn strong with laboring man COLUMBUS (UP!) _ Demoantagonized cratic Senatorial Candidate Metzenbaum several labor leaders last fall John Glenn has more support among the rank and f_ile o.f by attempting to get the board of directors of the Ohio AFLorganized labor and some of its CIO to endorse his candidacy. leadership than the state "That blew right up on him," Democratic hierarchy said a source. realizes , it was learned Some Representatives of orSaturda.v . Howard Metzenbaum of ganized labor also spoke to Cleveland, the other candidate Gov. John J . Gilligan after the governor attempted to get for the Democratic senatorial Glenn to run for the nomination, has the backing of Democratic nomination for the majority of Ohio's labor lieutenant governor and clear leaders but by no means does the way for Metzenbaum for he have organized labor's the. senatorial nominaton. vote locked up, a source said. It was reparted Saturday that Gov. John J. Gilligan had decided to name Metzenbaum to the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by attorney generalBy ANDREW A. YEMMA designate William B. Saxbe for the qne year remaining in •AUSTIN, Tex. (UP!) . Saxbe's term. Charles Alan . Wright, the Glenn this past week waa in- lawyer who labored to keep traduced at a labor rally in President Nixon's Watergate Akron by Pete Bomarito, pres- tapes secret, said Saturday he ident of the United Rubber hopes there are "adequate Workers Union, who said he answers" for why two of them supported the former are missing and another one astronaut. marred. "The International is for In an interview with UPI, John Glenn although I don't Wright said he has few regrets know bow some of the locals about the months he spent as will go," said Carl Whitten, Nixon's chief lawyer in the long treasurer of Local 5 of the court hattie with Watergate URW. · prosecutors over the tapesSome Angry except that he never knew the "Some of the rubber people materials he was fighting to are angry with Metzenbaum protect were not intact. "What I regret as a matter of because of his attitude and how he embarassed Hubert public relations if anything else Humphrey during the 1972 was that when I said on Oct. 23 campaign when he announced that we would comply with the his endorsement of McGovern subpoena, that the White House in front of Humphrey," said didn 't say that there was a Whitten. "That left a bitter possibility that two of the tapes taste in everybody's mouth." didn't exist," he said. Sources reported that Oct. 23 was the day that COLUMBUS(UPI)-Dissident truck drivers hijacked a Penn Central rat'Iroad crane Sat day jammed f' tr k ur • 1ve uc stops in northeastern Ohio and another in southeastern Ohio h 200 tr k · d w ere uc ers Ignore a court order to move. ts f' Shho wtere Dll'hed atdtrucbkulls inl nor\ eas ern 10 an a e went through the cab of a truck bemg · d riven · a1ong In te rs tate 71l. o t near ay on. Tr u'ck dr·1vers sw1pe · d a crane th t h db d· t "He took Glenn in that office "John's a good cand1'date but and told him organized labor certainly Howard Metzenbaurn was 100 per cent for Metzen- who has had many years of baumandthatisjustnottrue," service in the legislature is the said a source. better candidate," saidShipka, Plenty Left I personally feel Howard MetzHowever, there is plenty of enbaum is the most ex-. laborsuppart for Metzenhaum. perienced candidate and ·can The powerful Teamsters un- do the most good." ion has already announced its Glenn launched his camsupport of the Cleveland Indus- paign Monday in Cleveland and, trialist and others are expected spent the week touring the to follow. state and said Friday in Cin"! think it was a good cinnati the response to his ne~r ~aste~v:~:'l, 0~~:,r~~ . choice," said AI Shipka, head · candidacy has been "ex- help right a derailed ·train. It of the YoUllgstown AFL-CIO. cellent." was recovered and no arrests were made. East Liverpool Police Lieut. Orin Smith verified the hijacking of the crane. Nixon, after the furor that arrests . The Wbite House did "That's true, they commanerupted from his firing of not announce that until Nov:21. deered a crane," Smith said. special . prosecutor Archibald "l had no indications about "It's really wild. The freight Cox three days before, a ban- the missing 18 minutes until it ' train just jumped the track and doned the tapes battle and was made public," Wright said. nobody was hurt. There were dispatched Wright to court to "I don't ' know much about it 60 or 70 trucks at a truck stop pledge the President would except what 1 read in the near the tracks, "comply fully" with a Cox newspapers. EastLiverpoolisacommunity subpoena for nine of hls "!think the things that have of20,0001ocatedinEasternOhio Watergate tapes. On Oct. 3), happened have certainly raised along the Ohio River. the Wbite House announced two questions about the President's Independent truck derivers of the nine tapes did not exist. credibility and 1 would hope this weekend continued a pro"If I had known, I would that adequate answers would he test over rising fuel oil prices have said it in court," Wright provided." and lower speed limits . said. "That way the public Would a full disclosure A truck stop at Coal Grove would have been put on notice provide the answers? . in southeastern Ohio was-jamed and ft wouldn't have been the with about 200 trucks and some bombshell it was eight days "That's really more of a Sohio trucks that the firm later." political question," he said. "! wanted driven out were held Nor, Wright saicJ as he chain- have always endeavored to captive. smoked in his tiny office at the . avoid ·giving answers on politi- Lawrence County Common University of Texas Law cal questions ." Pleas Court Judge Kenneth Ater School, did he know a third But after a long pause, he issued an order for the removtape was marred by an 18- added: al of the trucks but the truck· minute buzz that obliterates a "~' a newspaper reader and ers ignored the order. Watergate conversation Nixon a poll watcher I would say the One truer. driver said if had with his former chief aide, crisis has eased, but one cannot Sohio wants the trucks it "better H.R. Haldeman, three days yet say the patient has fully be damned careful when they after the June ·17, !972 bugging recovered." come to get it." T apes ' answers nee·d e d \, • ' 11 I ~ ' ' J ' 'I �19 - The Sunday Times. Sentinel, Sunday. Ike. 16, 1973 Class installs officers Lodge has SUNDAY CANTATA, "The Glor(ous Message," by choir at the Middleport Firs t Baptist Church , 7:30 p.m. Public in· vi ted . POMEROY MEN's Bowling Assn ., meeting, I p.m. at Pomeroy Lanes. All bowlers invited . MONDAY CHRISTMAS program at Portland Elementary School 7:30p.m. featuring skits, vocal nwnbers and a variety o( entertainment. Mrs. Shirley : Johnson, accompanist . Program under direction of the faculty . Public is invited to attend. MEIGS County Tuberculosis and Health Association board meeting, 12 noon at Meigs Inn to plan budget and special meeting on July 10. OH KAN Coin Club Christmas party and meeting in social rooms of Colwnbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. · Trading session and social period beginning at 7 p.m., preceding meeting when outof-town coin dealers will be present to buy, sale and trade material. Seventy-five lot coin auction following. meeting. All interested· coin collectors in· vi ted. MIDDLEPORT BPW, dinner at 6:30 at Grow's Steak House with party following at the home of Mrs. Grace Pratt. TUESDAY CHESTER Garden Club, 7 p.m. at the Meigs Inn, dinner party. • .Miss Roberta Jean Ord ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr . and Mrs. Bob J. Ord , Syracuse, are announcing the approaching marriage of their daughter, RoberU! Jean, to Paul Steven Miller, son of Mr . and Mrs. Donald M. Miller, former Meigs County residents, now residing in Tempee, Ariz. The wedding will U!ke place Sunday, Dec. 30, at 2 p.m. at the Asbury United Methodist Church in Syracuse. The gracious custom of open church will be observed. Both Miss Ord and her fiance are 1970 graduates of Meigs High School, and both will be graduating from Ohio University this month with bachelor of education degrees . ]lush Pup1~!~~ RIVERVIEW Garden Club meets at the home of Mrs. Ernest Whitehead, annual Christmas party. Mrs. Denver America's Favorite Weber, co-hostess. · Fine selection for Men, Women and Children . Hartley 's Shoe'-s · Middle bf Upper Block in Pomeroy · Open 9 to 9 Until Christmas (Close 5 p.m. Christmas Eve) If in doubt,give a Hartley's Gill Certificate .. ,. . . . •,• ,. . . . .. .. Pomeroy Merchants Gold Star CHRISTMAS GIVEAWAY NOW THRU DECEMBER 22 FINAL DRAWING DEC. 22 • 1 PM COLOR CONSOLE TV • SMALL APPLIANCES FREE TiCKETS TO ALL - No purchase is required to receive a ticket. Shop "Gold Star Stores". Need nut be presentto win. ~ RULES : No person will be permitted to win more than 1 prize. Owners and managers of par are ineligibl e, but etnployes will be eligible. All persons 13 years of age · and older may pr~rticipate. · ~ ticipating merchan ts POMEROY MERCHANTS POMEROY STORES HAVE IT ALL . I I j ' dinner party ' POMEROY - A Chrisunas party was held Thursday , at the Senior Citizens Center m Pomeroy, with a bountiful potluck dinner at 12:30 enjoyed by 130 senior citizens. The Senior Clti:z.ens Olorus. with Mrs. Margaret Newnan accompanying, sang Otrist~ MIDDLEPORT Mrs . Elizabeth Searles hosted the annual ho6day dinner party of the White Rose Lodge at her extensively decorated home on Pearl St. Wednesday evening. The dinner guests were seated around a table centered with an arrangement of Christmas flowers and tapers. A gift , exchange was enjoyed around the lighted tree. Officers for 1974 were installed during a brief business meeting. Attending were Mrs. Eloise Stiles, Mrs . Cecil Kincaid, Mrs. Inez Turner, Mrs. Barbara Fry, Mrs. Eloise Wilson, Mrs. Selma Call, Mrs. Electa Souders, Mrs. Martha King, Mrs . Isabelle Winebrenner, Mrs. Dorothy Morris and Mrs. Freda Mitch. A sugar maple tree must be 20 years old before it produces a profitable tapping. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Bruch Observe anniversary ~·, POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Bruch will quietly obsenre their 60th wedding anniversary at their Rl. 2 Pomeroy home Thursday. Both Mr . and Mrs. Bruch are lifelong residents of the Pomeroy area. Mrs: Bruch is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Dill of near Pomeroy and Mr. Bruch is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Bruch who resided at Monkey Run in Pomeroy . Mr. and Mrs. Bruch are the parents of three children, a son, Bernest, London. and twn ' Miss Cindy Rayne Jordan ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. Clarence S. Jordan, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Cirldy Rayne, to Lorraine Patro Aeiker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith G. Aeiker, Sr., 1669 Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy. Miss Jordan is a 1972 graduate of Meigs High School and is employed at the Welfare Finance Corporation, Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. Aeiker attended Middleport High School before serving in the U. S. Army with a tour of duty in Vietnam. He is presently employed at Central Operating Company. A February wedding is being planned. .. IKatie's Korner :ij CHESTER - . Plans ha ve been completed for the open church weddin g of Miss Cynthia Ann Farrar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivor N. Farrar, Rt . 3, Pomeroy, to John Gregory Hayes, Middleport, son of Mr. and Mrs . Clifford Ha yes. The 7:30 p.m. open church wedding will take place Dec. 21 in the Chester United The Methodist Church. ceremony will be preceded by an half·hour of nuptial music by Mrs. Jenny Machier, Rt. 3, Pomeroy , and Miss Melanie Dean, also of Rt. 3, Pomeroy. The Rev. Frank Cheesebrew, By Katie Crow Shrinettes have meet RACINE - The Twin City Shrinettes met Tuesday evening, Dec . '11 with Miss Shirley Beegle, hostess, at her · home which was decorated for Christmas. A letter was received . from Mrs . · Violet Miller, who recently moved to Tempe, Ariz., to the club and from Mrs. Ruth Swisher, who recently arrived home from the hospital. The article on the Cincinnati Burns Institute that appeared in the Colwnbus Dispatch Nov. 25 was discussed . Mrs. Cora Beegle conducted the candlelight ceremo~y · installing Mrs. Bonnie Miller, president ; Mrs. Erma Yoho, vice president ; Mrs. Emma Clatworlhy, secretary; Miss Shirley Beegle, treasurer. Welcomed into membership was Mrs. Mary Bowen. The by-laws of the "Twin City Shrinettes Article 5 was cbanged to make the meeting date the fourth Thursday of each month, making the next meeting Jan. 24 at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Beulah Ewing. Gifts were placed under a lighted tree and Christmas music was enjoyed by all. Mter gifts were exchanged refreshments were served by the hostess, Miss Shirley Beegle, to Mrs. Mary Bowen, Mrs. Cora Beegle, Mrs. Emma Clotworthy, Mrs. Beulah Ewing, Mrs. Marie Hawkins, Mrs. Mary Hughes, Mrs. Judy Miller, Mrs. Bonnie Miller, Mrs. Evelyn Leach and Mrs. E'F~ Yoho. I v' ' daughters, Mrs . Mildred Meredith, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Margaret Kelpin, Shreveport, La . They have seven grand· children and two greatgrandchildren. Until his retirement, Bruch was an underground coa l miner having started mining at the age of 14. He is 84 and Mrs. Bruch is 76. Mr. and Mrs. Bruch reside alone and maintain their own home. Friends are planriing a Card shower in observance of the anniversary. CANDY FOR SALE RACINE - Chrtsunas candy made yesterday is for sale by the 10 students of Southern High School who are working to go to Europe next summer. John Bailey, English teacher at Southern, has organized the group which hopes to defray part of their expenses through fund raising activities. WILL MEET HARRISONVILLE - The senior citizens of Harrisonville will meet Thursday, Dec. 20. A potluck dinner will be seryed with the turkey to be furnished. There will be a $1 gift exchange. Everyone bring their own table service. Everyone is welcome to attend . ·. uncle of Hayes, will officiate at the double ring ceremony. He will be assisted by the Rev. Carl Hicks, Pomeroy, Miss Sandy Wood, Long Bottom, will serve as maid of honor and the bridesmaids will be Miss Jodi Lynn Romeston, Midway , Pat., cousin of the bride-elect. Gary Ellis, Middleport, will be the best man and ushers will be Terry Farrar and Paul Card . ' Racine. Mi ss Janie . Brewer, Long Bottom, will regis ter the guests. Miss · Barbara Well and Miss Tonya · Keebaugh, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, will senre as hostesses at the open reception. BEN FRANKLIIN POMEROY SPECIALS THROUGHOUT THE STORE OPEN EVENINGS c:::::::::~OPEN THURSDAY AFTERNOONS UNTIL CHRISTMAS --HThe Store Of Thousands Of Gift~" --~~---=-------- - ~----~--------~--- WIDE. WIDE SELECTION·$ NOW ON DISPLAy CHRISTMAS D.ECORATION5All kinds in. a wide ool..,tion, 1ighto lo! lndoon and outd-o. A"rtlficial trMI, ready for your CHRISTMAS· WRAPPING Gift boxes, fancy ACCUQUAR1L the most · rema1·kable U'atch prices. lOO's Of Ideas f-or Home and Family Large assortment at gitts for every mt:" 1nber of family at low price of ~----~----------Use Our.Convanlont Loy·A·Wil', Pion. A Smoll Deposit Will Hold Your hloclltn As You ~ko Poy_monts AI Your C011vlonco Give a tsen ~rank lin Giff Certificate for any_•mount. 37 • treble keys, t2 chord buttons . Designer organ stand plus makhlng hassock bench with deep foam cushion . Magnus Music Book. 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Music will be presenlt.'<l by Mrs . C:arrctt Circle, organist, 11nd Miss Nancy Roush, West Jefferson, will be the vocalist. Attendants for Miss Ervin wi ll be Mrs. Rh onda Ervin Dailey, Colum),lus, her sister, matron of honor; Miss Beth Luc, Fremont, maid of honor ; and Miss Kristy Suro, Kettering, and Mi ss Beverly Ervin, sister of the bride-elect, bridesmaids. Miss Luc and Miss Suro are roommates of Miss Ervin at Ohio State University . The flower girl will be Miss Jeannie Turner, St. Paris, niece of the groom, and Miss Teresa .. Ervin and Miss Gwynn Minter, Belle Center, will register the guests. Steve Bailey, Columbus, will be the best man and brothers of the groom, Gene Turner, St. Paris, and Ron Turner, Wapakoneta, will be the ushers. Acolytes will be Herbie Ervin and Joel Minter and the ringbearer will be Grant Turner. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~*~~~ ;.1. papers. tags, seals . . you name it, we have Chora · uryan !:nsemble VISIT PARENTS MIDDLEPORT - Mr. and Mrs . Bob Mitch, Wheeling, W. Va. were Thursday visitors of their parents, John Seines, and Mr . and Mrs. Perry Mitch. give a gift of money to assist a deaf child. A contribution was also made to the Otterbein Home for the Aged at Lebanon. A call to prayer and self.<Jenial service was set for Sunday, Jan . 27, with th~ women of the church to have charge of the worship service. Mrs. Davis appointed Mrs. Charles Warth as chairwoman . Plans were made to secure a missionary speaker in the. spring for a joint meeting with the Rock Springs Church. The Rev. William Syden.stricker reminded members of a carol sing at Rock Springs Church Dec. 16, at 7:30p.m. A gift exchange was held and refreshments were served at the close of the meeting, At. tending besides those named were Mrs . James Will, Mrs. Carl Moore, Mrs. Philip Smith, Mrs. Eldon Weeks, Mrs. Herbert Dixon, Mrs. Claude Husted, Mrs. Arthur Evans, Becky Will, Mrs. Carl Arnold, Mrs. Selim Blazewicz and Mrs. William Sydenstricker, Brian and Chrissie . RACINE - Plans have been Honored lor having birth- complelt.>d for the open church days in December were Anna wedding nf Mtss Sharon Lynn Cline, Carpenter; Marjory Ervin, daughter uf Mr. and Rou ~ h . Po rthmrl · r!:1rn Mrs. Howard Ervin, and Rick Th!Hnas, Pomeroy ; Virginia Turner, son of Mrs. Willa Davis, Minersville ; Anna Hart, Yeas ting , Ma ss ill on , a~d Bedford ; Ada Bissell, Long Wayne Turner, Belle Center. Bottom ; Eliza Powell, and The weddin~ will be an event Birdie Wyatt, Harrisonville. of Sunday , Dec . 23, at 2:30p.m. Mrs . Birdie Wyatt was at the Racine Wesleyan United presented an orchid corsage as Methodist Church . The Rev. the oldest senior citizen celebrating a birthday. She is 86 this month . A highlight was a visit from Santa Claus who presented pins made from eye glass lens FIRST CHILD BORN to each of the ladies present POMEROY - Mr . and Mrs. and candy canes to the men . Lyons, the former Leonard Following the party there was one set square dancing Carol Fruth, are announcing with Charlotte LaTourrette, the arrival of their first child, a Athens, the caller. Since daughter, Leslie Nicole. The 6 several senior citizens have lbs., 15 ozs., infant was born been attending the square Dec. 13 at the Holzer Medical dances on Monday afternoons Center. Grandparents are Mr. at the Bookmobile, at the and Mrs. Ralph Fruth, Mason, January birthday party there and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howell, will be square and round Indiana. Mr , and Mrs . Harmon dancing for aU to dance or Fox, Pomeroy, are the great· grandparen is . watch. e Candlelight service held POMEROY - A candleligh t service, " l Giv.e You Something to Make You Wise," was presented by Mrs. Don Hunnel, at the Tuesday night meeting of the United · Methodist Women of the Enterprise United Me thodist Church held at the home of Mrs. Marjorie Bowen. Mrs. Dale Davis had charge of the meeting during which time the members voted to mas Carols (.lnd songs. COLLECT COUPONS POMEROY Bonus coupons which appear on many household and food products are being collected by the Pomeroy Elementary School Safety Patrol. The coupons can be left at the school or will be picked up if residents call the school. Weddingplans made BUWVA ~::~::::~:::::~::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-.:=::::::::-.::::::;:::~~~=~ MEIGS County Riding Club 7:30 p.m. at home of Greg ' . Roush , Syracuse. Election of POMEROY - It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas - at officers . least it is at the home of Bob, Charlene and Jayne Lee Hoeflich on XI Gamma Mu Chapter of Lincoln Hill. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 One evening this week several of the office employes visited p.m. home of Jennifer An· their home and to say it is picturesque is putting it mildly. derson , Pomeroy . Gift exOn the front lawn is the nativity scene done in gold, very change. beautiful. Inside as you enter the foyer the bannister leading to WEDNESDAY the upstairs is attractively decorated With silver 'tinsel, red bows WILDWOOD Garden Club and lights. home of Mrs. Don Grueser with In the living room is an artificial Christmas tree that reaches potluck Christmas dinner at the ceiling. The tree, loaded with beautifUl ornaments, revolves 6:30 p.m. One dollar gift ex- and plays "Jingle Bells". change. The mimtel is attractively decorated with gold angels and gold glittered musical instrwnents with gold mini-lights. Very, very beautiful. HOST SPEAKER TUPPERS - PLAINS - Ed SPEAKING OF unusual Chrisunas trees, Macy Colmer, Bousman of Lynchburg, employe of the Court Street Grill, has on the wall at the Grill, a minister of the "God Is Just a Chrisimas tree made of assorted bows. Prayer Away" radio broadVery attractive and unusual . cast, will be the guest speaker at the Tuppers Plains Church RECENTLY BARBARA Riggs was asked to lake care of Ted of Christ, Slillday at 7:30 p.m . and Nancy Reed's cat, Dayton, while they were out of town. The minister, Eugene G. Barbara very willing, agreed to look after Dayton, the cat. Underw?od,' invites all to at- When it was time to put Dayton in the house she did so. tend. The Reed cat had sometime ago had the end of its tail cut off and Barbara looking at the animal noticed that you could not tell where the !ail had been cut off and made the remark that the fur UNIT CALLED had grown over the end of the eat's tail. MIDDLEPORT - . The Well, the Reeds returned home and there was a cat, but, the Middleport E-R squad an- wrong cat - a stray Barbara thought to be Dayton. swered a call to the Middleport Oh yes, Dayton was located. Lunch Room at 10:34 a.m . Saturday for Charles Ohlinger suffering severe chest pains. He was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Brea t hin' Brushed Pig Sk in for e asy walking - in Chocolate Brown. Other styles in Grey or Light Tan. All leath er in Black or Brown. ·.· t secretary ; and William Watson, treasurer. The new officers, along with the teachers, stoQd before the class as Mrs. Shelton read "The Builders," "The Beauty of Thy Peace," "When I met the Master" and " God ·Who Touches Earth with Beauty." A friendship circle was formed with the sirlging in unison of "Spirit of the Living God" and prayer' by Mrs. Shelton to conclude the ceremony. A potluck supper was enjoyed by the members who were sealed at a table decorated in keeping with the season . Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Victor Diehl, Mr. and Mrs . George Skinner and Benny, Mr. and Mrs. William Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Price, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith, Mrs. Joseph Cook, Mrs. L. P . Sterrett, Mrs. Audrey Young, Mrs . Shelton, Mrs . Harry Bailey, Mrs. Ellen Couch and the Rev. Mr. Kuhn . :~; CASUAL SHOES . POMEROY - An impressive installation of offi cers along with special recognition for the pas tor and the teachers highlighted the annual Christ· mas party of the One-Won.()ne Class of the Pomeroy First Baptist Church Tuesday night at the church . The social room was at· tractively decorated by Mrs. Leslie Price, Mrs. Albert Smith and Mrs. William Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Price donated the Christmas tree which was decorated by all. The members sang Chrisunas carols and each gave a holiday thought. A gift of money was preSented to the Rev , Robert Kuhn and family, and the class also presented appreciation gifts to Mrs. Joseph Cook, the teacher, and William Watson, assistant teacher. Installed by Mrs. T. T. Shelton were Mrs . George Skinner, president; Mrs. Oliver Michael, vice president ; Mrs . J. · Edward Foster. Complete plans Yule party enjoyed th e following mediately wedding . ·/<reception will be held in the c h LJr<.:h social room lm~ low price . 1·. \ $1 00 YOUR CHOICE . · I Values To $1.59 �19 - The Sunday Times. Sentinel, Sunday. Ike. 16, 1973 Class installs officers Lodge has SUNDAY CANTATA, "The Glor(ous Message," by choir at the Middleport Firs t Baptist Church , 7:30 p.m. Public in· vi ted . POMEROY MEN's Bowling Assn ., meeting, I p.m. at Pomeroy Lanes. All bowlers invited . MONDAY CHRISTMAS program at Portland Elementary School 7:30p.m. featuring skits, vocal nwnbers and a variety o( entertainment. Mrs. Shirley : Johnson, accompanist . Program under direction of the faculty . Public is invited to attend. MEIGS County Tuberculosis and Health Association board meeting, 12 noon at Meigs Inn to plan budget and special meeting on July 10. OH KAN Coin Club Christmas party and meeting in social rooms of Colwnbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. · Trading session and social period beginning at 7 p.m., preceding meeting when outof-town coin dealers will be present to buy, sale and trade material. Seventy-five lot coin auction following. meeting. All interested· coin collectors in· vi ted. MIDDLEPORT BPW, dinner at 6:30 at Grow's Steak House with party following at the home of Mrs. Grace Pratt. TUESDAY CHESTER Garden Club, 7 p.m. at the Meigs Inn, dinner party. • .Miss Roberta Jean Ord ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr . and Mrs. Bob J. Ord , Syracuse, are announcing the approaching marriage of their daughter, RoberU! Jean, to Paul Steven Miller, son of Mr . and Mrs. Donald M. Miller, former Meigs County residents, now residing in Tempee, Ariz. The wedding will U!ke place Sunday, Dec. 30, at 2 p.m. at the Asbury United Methodist Church in Syracuse. The gracious custom of open church will be observed. Both Miss Ord and her fiance are 1970 graduates of Meigs High School, and both will be graduating from Ohio University this month with bachelor of education degrees . ]lush Pup1~!~~ RIVERVIEW Garden Club meets at the home of Mrs. Ernest Whitehead, annual Christmas party. Mrs. Denver America's Favorite Weber, co-hostess. · Fine selection for Men, Women and Children . Hartley 's Shoe'-s · Middle bf Upper Block in Pomeroy · Open 9 to 9 Until Christmas (Close 5 p.m. Christmas Eve) If in doubt,give a Hartley's Gill Certificate .. ,. . . . •,• ,. . . . .. .. Pomeroy Merchants Gold Star CHRISTMAS GIVEAWAY NOW THRU DECEMBER 22 FINAL DRAWING DEC. 22 • 1 PM COLOR CONSOLE TV • SMALL APPLIANCES FREE TiCKETS TO ALL - No purchase is required to receive a ticket. Shop "Gold Star Stores". Need nut be presentto win. ~ RULES : No person will be permitted to win more than 1 prize. Owners and managers of par are ineligibl e, but etnployes will be eligible. All persons 13 years of age · and older may pr~rticipate. · ~ ticipating merchan ts POMEROY MERCHANTS POMEROY STORES HAVE IT ALL . I I j ' dinner party ' POMEROY - A Chrisunas party was held Thursday , at the Senior Citizens Center m Pomeroy, with a bountiful potluck dinner at 12:30 enjoyed by 130 senior citizens. The Senior Clti:z.ens Olorus. with Mrs. Margaret Newnan accompanying, sang Otrist~ MIDDLEPORT Mrs . Elizabeth Searles hosted the annual ho6day dinner party of the White Rose Lodge at her extensively decorated home on Pearl St. Wednesday evening. The dinner guests were seated around a table centered with an arrangement of Christmas flowers and tapers. A gift , exchange was enjoyed around the lighted tree. Officers for 1974 were installed during a brief business meeting. Attending were Mrs. Eloise Stiles, Mrs . Cecil Kincaid, Mrs. Inez Turner, Mrs. Barbara Fry, Mrs. Eloise Wilson, Mrs. Selma Call, Mrs. Electa Souders, Mrs. Martha King, Mrs . Isabelle Winebrenner, Mrs. Dorothy Morris and Mrs. Freda Mitch. A sugar maple tree must be 20 years old before it produces a profitable tapping. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Bruch Observe anniversary ~·, POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Bruch will quietly obsenre their 60th wedding anniversary at their Rl. 2 Pomeroy home Thursday. Both Mr . and Mrs. Bruch are lifelong residents of the Pomeroy area. Mrs: Bruch is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Dill of near Pomeroy and Mr. Bruch is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Bruch who resided at Monkey Run in Pomeroy . Mr. and Mrs. Bruch are the parents of three children, a son, Bernest, London. and twn ' Miss Cindy Rayne Jordan ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. Clarence S. Jordan, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Cirldy Rayne, to Lorraine Patro Aeiker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith G. Aeiker, Sr., 1669 Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy. Miss Jordan is a 1972 graduate of Meigs High School and is employed at the Welfare Finance Corporation, Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. Aeiker attended Middleport High School before serving in the U. S. Army with a tour of duty in Vietnam. He is presently employed at Central Operating Company. A February wedding is being planned. .. IKatie's Korner :ij CHESTER - . Plans ha ve been completed for the open church weddin g of Miss Cynthia Ann Farrar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivor N. Farrar, Rt . 3, Pomeroy, to John Gregory Hayes, Middleport, son of Mr. and Mrs . Clifford Ha yes. The 7:30 p.m. open church wedding will take place Dec. 21 in the Chester United The Methodist Church. ceremony will be preceded by an half·hour of nuptial music by Mrs. Jenny Machier, Rt. 3, Pomeroy , and Miss Melanie Dean, also of Rt. 3, Pomeroy. The Rev. Frank Cheesebrew, By Katie Crow Shrinettes have meet RACINE - The Twin City Shrinettes met Tuesday evening, Dec . '11 with Miss Shirley Beegle, hostess, at her · home which was decorated for Christmas. A letter was received . from Mrs . · Violet Miller, who recently moved to Tempe, Ariz., to the club and from Mrs. Ruth Swisher, who recently arrived home from the hospital. The article on the Cincinnati Burns Institute that appeared in the Colwnbus Dispatch Nov. 25 was discussed . Mrs. Cora Beegle conducted the candlelight ceremo~y · installing Mrs. Bonnie Miller, president ; Mrs. Erma Yoho, vice president ; Mrs. Emma Clatworlhy, secretary; Miss Shirley Beegle, treasurer. Welcomed into membership was Mrs. Mary Bowen. The by-laws of the "Twin City Shrinettes Article 5 was cbanged to make the meeting date the fourth Thursday of each month, making the next meeting Jan. 24 at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Beulah Ewing. Gifts were placed under a lighted tree and Christmas music was enjoyed by all. Mter gifts were exchanged refreshments were served by the hostess, Miss Shirley Beegle, to Mrs. Mary Bowen, Mrs. Cora Beegle, Mrs. Emma Clotworthy, Mrs. Beulah Ewing, Mrs. Marie Hawkins, Mrs. Mary Hughes, Mrs. Judy Miller, Mrs. Bonnie Miller, Mrs. Evelyn Leach and Mrs. E'F~ Yoho. I v' ' daughters, Mrs . Mildred Meredith, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Margaret Kelpin, Shreveport, La . They have seven grand· children and two greatgrandchildren. Until his retirement, Bruch was an underground coa l miner having started mining at the age of 14. He is 84 and Mrs. Bruch is 76. Mr. and Mrs. Bruch reside alone and maintain their own home. Friends are planriing a Card shower in observance of the anniversary. CANDY FOR SALE RACINE - Chrtsunas candy made yesterday is for sale by the 10 students of Southern High School who are working to go to Europe next summer. John Bailey, English teacher at Southern, has organized the group which hopes to defray part of their expenses through fund raising activities. WILL MEET HARRISONVILLE - The senior citizens of Harrisonville will meet Thursday, Dec. 20. A potluck dinner will be seryed with the turkey to be furnished. There will be a $1 gift exchange. Everyone bring their own table service. Everyone is welcome to attend . ·. uncle of Hayes, will officiate at the double ring ceremony. He will be assisted by the Rev. Carl Hicks, Pomeroy, Miss Sandy Wood, Long Bottom, will serve as maid of honor and the bridesmaids will be Miss Jodi Lynn Romeston, Midway , Pat., cousin of the bride-elect. Gary Ellis, Middleport, will be the best man and ushers will be Terry Farrar and Paul Card . ' Racine. Mi ss Janie . Brewer, Long Bottom, will regis ter the guests. Miss · Barbara Well and Miss Tonya · Keebaugh, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, will senre as hostesses at the open reception. BEN FRANKLIIN POMEROY SPECIALS THROUGHOUT THE STORE OPEN EVENINGS c:::::::::~OPEN THURSDAY AFTERNOONS UNTIL CHRISTMAS --HThe Store Of Thousands Of Gift~" --~~---=-------- - ~----~--------~--- WIDE. WIDE SELECTION·$ NOW ON DISPLAy CHRISTMAS D.ECORATION5All kinds in. a wide ool..,tion, 1ighto lo! lndoon and outd-o. A"rtlficial trMI, ready for your CHRISTMAS· WRAPPING Gift boxes, fancy ACCUQUAR1L the most · rema1·kable U'atch prices. lOO's Of Ideas f-or Home and Family Large assortment at gitts for every mt:" 1nber of family at low price of ~----~----------Use Our.Convanlont Loy·A·Wil', Pion. A Smoll Deposit Will Hold Your hloclltn As You ~ko Poy_monts AI Your C011vlonco Give a tsen ~rank lin Giff Certificate for any_•mount. 37 • treble keys, t2 chord buttons . Designer organ stand plus makhlng hassock bench with deep foam cushion . Magnus Music Book. Model 668-P· O..ly 39" I~ble Model with same features-29.95 "• ' •. .. .. . '. • :; . " .:: ~: )," • ",.., ",. PTA TO MEET MIDDLEPORT The Annual Christmas program will be presented when the Middleport PTA meets at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the elementary school. Prayer will be by Rev . William Knittle and hostesses will be mothers of second graders. Give ~: the gift '· ~·: that keep1 • • •' ' ong1v1ng •• ;; ~ MAKE ·POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CINTIII· 1 :~~,F~o!~s~~~ POMEROY, OHIO ''A GOLO STAR STORE" tr immed , budget quality. You save at · Stiffler' s. The technology In the Bulova Accuquartz watch Is mlnd~boggllng. It means owning a watch of exquisite accuracy, that's light and-comfortable and something people think Is just wondirful . If anyone asks, just say . Its accuracy Is controlled by a high precision quartz crystal vibrating at 32,768 cycles per second. Incredible! Come In, we'll show you all the styles. From $200. We'll even explain how It works. (Watch shown actual size.) BATH TOWELS PANTY HOSE Values to 79c. First quality new fall and winter shades, first quality ladies 100 pet. nylon panty hose. Stock up now . Reg . $1 .99 value. Big 22 x4.4 size in soft fluffv olain or floral patterns. 2 call or vi sit .· · . AUTO C.UB OF SOUTHERN OHIO 33 courtS!., Gallipolis Phone: 446-0699 or 992.2590, Pomeroy FOR$ .100 PR. ~~~_!M~ER~R:Y~~~~~~~~~~~1r-ss~t~itiltl~e~r·~s~S~p~e~c~ia~l~ MEN'S BETTER POLYESTER DOUBLEKNIT OUR COMPLETE STOCK OF FAMOUS LAaELS 0 TWIN FITTED TWIN FLAT 00 VALUES$1 .99 OFF 0 NO IRON SHEETS Polyester doubleknlts and wuvon ,tatll'tcs ~ plaids, plains arid patterns. You'll fmd classic and contemporary styles. Two large racks of boys new fall and winter sweaters. Slip over, coat and vest styles. Famous lobels. Wide assortment of colors and styles. Shop the Stiffler way and save. Jewelry Store Famous Pepperell White Muslin DRESS SLACKS . BOYS' SWEATERS Clark's TOYS FASHION VINYL DRESS BOOTS · -Christmas Sale ValueGOWNS & PAJAMAS YOUR CHOICE Pretty new · fashion · dress boots in waterprooi vinyl. Sizes 5 to 10. Use our LaY·A·Way plan. Save Now! LADIES' PERM PRESS · VALUES T0$1.29 For Boys and Girls LADIES' WATERPROOF REG . PRICE $239 . FULL FITTJ=O $259 .FULL .~L~T PAIR - MERRY · CHRISTMAS SALE - ~42 Second Ave. • • · Stiffler ' s Sunday Special VALUES T079c Fall and Winter Shades $144EACH 88¢ EA. SLEEPWEAR . TryOur "Shoppers-Special" Sleepytime Christmas Gifts for her ! Gowns and pajamas in assorted styles and colors. Wide selection . Permanent press fabr ics. Save at Stiffler's. Use our Lay -A- Wa y plan . . AND Each Our eompl.te stock of beoutifui new fall and winter infant and girls CCX!ts.. Famous lab&ls. All si.zes. Anorted new styles and os.S:orted fabrics. Shop early and save at StiHier's. REG . PRICE Ked-., fried &ki«ea, f. $2:: $249 PILLOW CASES HOUSE SLIPPERS /' · Beautiful asst. of lad ies ' hol i day house slippers . Pr iced to meet your . budget. Save at your SHffler Store . PAIR . $199 AND $299 SUNDAY SPECIAL AT STIFFLER'.S FROMALLOVER THE WORLD GIFTS - GIFTS Hundreds to choose from . Practical use f ul decorat i ve and novelty glt ts for everyone. Valu es · to Sl.59. See this beau t1:u 1 selection or girts . You will buy several a~ th is low, ShO p Stiffler's first , BOB EVANS DRIVE-IN I . Ladies' Fancy HOLIDAY FULL SIZES OFF COLpNEL SANDERS• RECIPE EACH matching pitlow cases. Assorted solid colors and striped patterns. WINTER COATS Visit the Colonel ¢ NO-IRON SHEETS Take your choice. Twin and full sizes with $399 Just what the busy shapper ,wants. 1 ·~ ·~ lace priced . Reg . $2.99 value . All first Stiffler ' s Sunday Special Big 22x44 Size Asst. Plain_& Floral ACCUilUARTl "C" 14K IDiid ID!d. Chlmpaane dill. • k ' ICICLES14¢ Reg . 29c Vlllue , 200 coun L sh lney bright icicles. Get ·. now . a .t · .' Fan.cy • 2 Pc. Chicken • Slaw • Mashed Potatoes & Gravy • Roll i,• ,, • ." OPEN EVERY NITE UNTIL CHRISTMAS 200 CO NT Reg. ·2 9c Value Our Complete Stock of INFANT and GIRLS . 992 3498 • SUNDAY FULL SLIPS " '';." j TAWNEY'S PIPE SHOP WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU Pomeroy Middleport - Pt. Pleasant 1 \ . Full li!dies' fancy hoi iday sli ps. •• '•• A complete line of pipes to choose from: GB D. Charatan. BBB. Savinetli. Hilson , Jobey, The Pipe and lloyds. __;.--~~~ Ask For Dave- The Pipe Expert! PRICES EFFECTIVE SUNDAY DEC. 16th ONLY! TWIN SIZES 1• FOR HIS YEAR ROUND SMOKING PLEASURE YOUR FRIENDLY DEPT. STORES "" ".. ,, ',,,, .;.J '~ SHOP STIFFLER'S FIRST SUNDAY, SPECIAL MOVIE STAR PHIL MAID LACE TRIM LADIES' Gallipolis, Ohio FROM TAWNEY'S PIP-ES sold .~ f -- we ever • it .,., thrifty low MAGNUS " Howard .Shivel~y -...!It olfu.:nalc ,,t the double rin g ceremony. Music will be presenlt.'<l by Mrs . C:arrctt Circle, organist, 11nd Miss Nancy Roush, West Jefferson, will be the vocalist. Attendants for Miss Ervin wi ll be Mrs. Rh onda Ervin Dailey, Colum),lus, her sister, matron of honor; Miss Beth Luc, Fremont, maid of honor ; and Miss Kristy Suro, Kettering, and Mi ss Beverly Ervin, sister of the bride-elect, bridesmaids. Miss Luc and Miss Suro are roommates of Miss Ervin at Ohio State University . The flower girl will be Miss Jeannie Turner, St. Paris, niece of the groom, and Miss Teresa .. Ervin and Miss Gwynn Minter, Belle Center, will register the guests. Steve Bailey, Columbus, will be the best man and brothers of the groom, Gene Turner, St. Paris, and Ron Turner, Wapakoneta, will be the ushers. Acolytes will be Herbie Ervin and Joel Minter and the ringbearer will be Grant Turner. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~*~~~ ;.1. papers. tags, seals . . you name it, we have Chora · uryan !:nsemble VISIT PARENTS MIDDLEPORT - Mr. and Mrs . Bob Mitch, Wheeling, W. Va. were Thursday visitors of their parents, John Seines, and Mr . and Mrs. Perry Mitch. give a gift of money to assist a deaf child. A contribution was also made to the Otterbein Home for the Aged at Lebanon. A call to prayer and self.<Jenial service was set for Sunday, Jan . 27, with th~ women of the church to have charge of the worship service. Mrs. Davis appointed Mrs. Charles Warth as chairwoman . Plans were made to secure a missionary speaker in the. spring for a joint meeting with the Rock Springs Church. The Rev. William Syden.stricker reminded members of a carol sing at Rock Springs Church Dec. 16, at 7:30p.m. A gift exchange was held and refreshments were served at the close of the meeting, At. tending besides those named were Mrs . James Will, Mrs. Carl Moore, Mrs. Philip Smith, Mrs. Eldon Weeks, Mrs. Herbert Dixon, Mrs. Claude Husted, Mrs. Arthur Evans, Becky Will, Mrs. Carl Arnold, Mrs. Selim Blazewicz and Mrs. William Sydenstricker, Brian and Chrissie . RACINE - Plans have been Honored lor having birth- complelt.>d for the open church days in December were Anna wedding nf Mtss Sharon Lynn Cline, Carpenter; Marjory Ervin, daughter uf Mr. and Rou ~ h . Po rthmrl · r!:1rn Mrs. Howard Ervin, and Rick Th!Hnas, Pomeroy ; Virginia Turner, son of Mrs. Willa Davis, Minersville ; Anna Hart, Yeas ting , Ma ss ill on , a~d Bedford ; Ada Bissell, Long Wayne Turner, Belle Center. Bottom ; Eliza Powell, and The weddin~ will be an event Birdie Wyatt, Harrisonville. of Sunday , Dec . 23, at 2:30p.m. Mrs . Birdie Wyatt was at the Racine Wesleyan United presented an orchid corsage as Methodist Church . The Rev. the oldest senior citizen celebrating a birthday. She is 86 this month . A highlight was a visit from Santa Claus who presented pins made from eye glass lens FIRST CHILD BORN to each of the ladies present POMEROY - Mr . and Mrs. and candy canes to the men . Lyons, the former Leonard Following the party there was one set square dancing Carol Fruth, are announcing with Charlotte LaTourrette, the arrival of their first child, a Athens, the caller. Since daughter, Leslie Nicole. The 6 several senior citizens have lbs., 15 ozs., infant was born been attending the square Dec. 13 at the Holzer Medical dances on Monday afternoons Center. Grandparents are Mr. at the Bookmobile, at the and Mrs. Ralph Fruth, Mason, January birthday party there and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howell, will be square and round Indiana. Mr , and Mrs . Harmon dancing for aU to dance or Fox, Pomeroy, are the great· grandparen is . watch. e Candlelight service held POMEROY - A candleligh t service, " l Giv.e You Something to Make You Wise," was presented by Mrs. Don Hunnel, at the Tuesday night meeting of the United · Methodist Women of the Enterprise United Me thodist Church held at the home of Mrs. Marjorie Bowen. Mrs. Dale Davis had charge of the meeting during which time the members voted to mas Carols (.lnd songs. COLLECT COUPONS POMEROY Bonus coupons which appear on many household and food products are being collected by the Pomeroy Elementary School Safety Patrol. The coupons can be left at the school or will be picked up if residents call the school. Weddingplans made BUWVA ~::~::::~:::::~::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-.:=::::::::-.::::::;:::~~~=~ MEIGS County Riding Club 7:30 p.m. at home of Greg ' . Roush , Syracuse. Election of POMEROY - It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas - at officers . least it is at the home of Bob, Charlene and Jayne Lee Hoeflich on XI Gamma Mu Chapter of Lincoln Hill. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 One evening this week several of the office employes visited p.m. home of Jennifer An· their home and to say it is picturesque is putting it mildly. derson , Pomeroy . Gift exOn the front lawn is the nativity scene done in gold, very change. beautiful. Inside as you enter the foyer the bannister leading to WEDNESDAY the upstairs is attractively decorated With silver 'tinsel, red bows WILDWOOD Garden Club and lights. home of Mrs. Don Grueser with In the living room is an artificial Christmas tree that reaches potluck Christmas dinner at the ceiling. The tree, loaded with beautifUl ornaments, revolves 6:30 p.m. One dollar gift ex- and plays "Jingle Bells". change. The mimtel is attractively decorated with gold angels and gold glittered musical instrwnents with gold mini-lights. Very, very beautiful. HOST SPEAKER TUPPERS - PLAINS - Ed SPEAKING OF unusual Chrisunas trees, Macy Colmer, Bousman of Lynchburg, employe of the Court Street Grill, has on the wall at the Grill, a minister of the "God Is Just a Chrisimas tree made of assorted bows. Prayer Away" radio broadVery attractive and unusual . cast, will be the guest speaker at the Tuppers Plains Church RECENTLY BARBARA Riggs was asked to lake care of Ted of Christ, Slillday at 7:30 p.m . and Nancy Reed's cat, Dayton, while they were out of town. The minister, Eugene G. Barbara very willing, agreed to look after Dayton, the cat. Underw?od,' invites all to at- When it was time to put Dayton in the house she did so. tend. The Reed cat had sometime ago had the end of its tail cut off and Barbara looking at the animal noticed that you could not tell where the !ail had been cut off and made the remark that the fur UNIT CALLED had grown over the end of the eat's tail. MIDDLEPORT - . The Well, the Reeds returned home and there was a cat, but, the Middleport E-R squad an- wrong cat - a stray Barbara thought to be Dayton. swered a call to the Middleport Oh yes, Dayton was located. Lunch Room at 10:34 a.m . Saturday for Charles Ohlinger suffering severe chest pains. He was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Brea t hin' Brushed Pig Sk in for e asy walking - in Chocolate Brown. Other styles in Grey or Light Tan. All leath er in Black or Brown. ·.· t secretary ; and William Watson, treasurer. The new officers, along with the teachers, stoQd before the class as Mrs. Shelton read "The Builders," "The Beauty of Thy Peace," "When I met the Master" and " God ·Who Touches Earth with Beauty." A friendship circle was formed with the sirlging in unison of "Spirit of the Living God" and prayer' by Mrs. Shelton to conclude the ceremony. A potluck supper was enjoyed by the members who were sealed at a table decorated in keeping with the season . Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Victor Diehl, Mr. and Mrs . George Skinner and Benny, Mr. and Mrs. William Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Price, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith, Mrs. Joseph Cook, Mrs. L. P . Sterrett, Mrs. Audrey Young, Mrs . Shelton, Mrs . Harry Bailey, Mrs. Ellen Couch and the Rev. Mr. Kuhn . :~; CASUAL SHOES . POMEROY - An impressive installation of offi cers along with special recognition for the pas tor and the teachers highlighted the annual Christ· mas party of the One-Won.()ne Class of the Pomeroy First Baptist Church Tuesday night at the church . The social room was at· tractively decorated by Mrs. Leslie Price, Mrs. Albert Smith and Mrs. William Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Price donated the Christmas tree which was decorated by all. The members sang Chrisunas carols and each gave a holiday thought. A gift of money was preSented to the Rev , Robert Kuhn and family, and the class also presented appreciation gifts to Mrs. Joseph Cook, the teacher, and William Watson, assistant teacher. Installed by Mrs. T. T. Shelton were Mrs . George Skinner, president; Mrs. Oliver Michael, vice president ; Mrs . J. · Edward Foster. Complete plans Yule party enjoyed th e following mediately wedding . ·/<reception will be held in the c h LJr<.:h social room lm~ low price . 1·. \ $1 00 YOUR CHOICE . · I Values To $1.59 �21 - TheSWidayTimes-Sentinel,Sunday, Dec. 16. 1973 20 - Till' SWlday Times· S.ntilll'l. Sunday. Df<·. 16. 19i3 Officers named MIDDLEPORT - Officers for 1974 were elected at the Monday night Chr istm as dinner party of lhe Young Adult Class of the Bradford Chur.c h of Christ. Elected were Roger Stobart , president ; Ri chard Gilkey, vice president; Sylvia Blake, secretar)'; Mrs. Made-l ine Painter, treasurer i and Mrs. Ruby Hysell, cards. Gilkey extended the welcome following the turkey dinner. Larry Pickens gave the in\'OCation . Several projects now com pleted were noted including the purchllse of a movie projector used during the evening to show two films. It was decided to purchase some form of protection for the windows in the basement of the church. The annual church caroling party was announced f or Saturday, Dec. 22 at 6 p.m . with all persons to meet at the church. Refreshment, after the caroling will be served at MI))[)J.EI'ORT J\r. 1\JT<mJ.:cnuml'i fur g1ft 1trms fur lht• Meigs County Jnf1rmar) residenrs and donations Lo the Middleport firt::'rnen antl Lhe Christmas S(>al s<tlC of the Tube-rculosis and Health Assoc·iution were n1~de durin~ a rnecting Thursday night of the Philathca Society of the Middleport Church of Christ . Miss Mildred Hawley presided at Ole meeting which opened wilh a welcome to Mrs . George Glaze, wife of the new pastor. and new members, Mrs. Dorothy Jenkinson, Mrs. Mar y Bailey , Mrs . Clara Conroy and Miss Nina Russell . Mrs. Martha Childs reported that two tables had been ordered for the church. Thankyou cards were read from Beth Ann Wolfe and Amy Erwin. Thanks were extended by the lhe home of Mr. and Mrs Clifford Smtih. Gifts were exchauged bl' lh(' members. and the class presented gifts to Mr. and Mrs . Smith, and the class teachers. There was group . singing of carols and readin-gs by Mrs . Smith, "Customs of the Christmas Carol," "The First Christmas Card" and ·'The Story of the Mistletoe and Poinsettia ." The Chr is tma s story from the scri ptures and prayer wa s read by the pastor who also showed the films, " The Littlest Angel ," and "Chris tmas in Denmark .'' Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Smith and Christy, Mr. -and Mrs. Guy Hysell and Donna Kay, Mr . and Mrs. Richard Gilkey, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Forest, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Stobart, Belinda , Eddie , H. J . and Shellie , Mrs. Wa lter Morris and Carol, Mrs. Ralph Painter, Mrs . Guy Russell, Mrs . Robert Hawk , Mrs. John Blake and Mr . and Mrs. Larry Pickens. ~· Friendly Circle meets POMEROY - A Christmas program by Miss Mary V. Reibel and a planning session for remembering lhe elderly, shut-ins and out-of-town members of the c hurch highlighted a meeting of Friendly Circle at Trinity Church, Tuesday night. The meeting was held at the home of Miss Eliza beth Fick following a hollday dinner held at Crow's Steak House. Gifts which had been purchased and wrapped by Miss Fick lor those to be r emem~ere d were distributed to members who will handle delivery . Miss Reibel narrated " With a Star on Top" by Margaret E . Sangster, the story of the influe nce of a discarded Christmas tree on a family which had lost hope, pride and ambitiOn, and how the tree gave purpose and direction W their lives. "Some Eagerly to Christmas" by Marjorie Holm es was in cluded in Miss Reibe l 's devotions wJ1ich traced the changes in Christmas observances and emphasized the thin gs that never chan ge. Program books for th~ new year were distri buted. They. hlld been prepared by Mrs. Leonard Jewell. Members signed a card for Mrs . Carl Bilikam , who is wintering ~n Florida . Decorations of the Fick house included ceratnic holiday figurines and an artistically decorated revolving tree. Members enjoyed a gift exchange and contests by Mrs. Pearl Mora with awards going to Mrs·. David Russell and MisS ReibeL Miss Fick served a desser t course to 20 members and guest.-; attending . Christmas party given MIDDLEPORT - Officers, directors and employes of the Citizens National Bank, their husbands and Wives; enjoyed a Christmas dinner at the Meigs Inn recently and then went to the bank for a party. Gifts were presented to each guest ,and special recognition wa s given Mrs. Dorotha Salser, a new employe, and Jay Hall, Jr., a new director , and his wife. Attending were Mr. a nd Mrs, New Me Club has meeting REEDSVILLE; - The New Me Club met at lhe home of Ruth Putman Tuesday night. The meeting was started by weighing each one of lhe members. There was a three way tie for the queen with the loss of one pound. These were Ruth Putman, Marlen Putman and Evelyn Well. There was also a two way tie for the pig. So neither one of them was given out. Secretary's report was given and approved. Treas ur er ' s report was give n with a balance of $25.32 re por ted. Garnes were played . Ruth Putman was in lhe hospital from Thursday , Dec. 6, until Wednesday, Dec. II. The club sent her a fl ower. There wa s a birthday celebration for Judy Limbac, and Barbara Well. Each of the members broug ht a gift. Cake, ice cream, and Kool·Aid were , served. Members present were Judy Limbac, Evelyn Well, Ruth Putman, Flossie Maxson, Marlene Putman, Carol and Cindy Scyoc and Connie Putman . Anyone interested in joining may . call Ruth Putman, Coolville, 6117-3396, or Marlene Putman , Reedsville, 376-0371. New groups to join in Scouting Philatbea society meets Harold E . Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Smart, Mr . and Mrs. Manning Kloes , Mr . and Mrs . Rodney Downing, Mr. aild Mrs . Bernard Fultz, Mr . and Mrs. l.. E. Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs . Jay Hall, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold , Da le Dutton, Mr. and Mrs . Kenneth McElhinny, Mr. and Mrs: Grover· Salser, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Anthony, Mr . and Mrs . Kenneth Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs . Edward Durst, Mr . and Mrs. Roscoe Fowler, Gene Grate, Mr. an d Mrs. John Davis, Chester King , and a guest! Miss Edith Woods. Mrs. Dale Dutton and Mrs. · Mary Hindy were unable to attend because of illness. INGA McCOY DI!'S NOGALES, Ariz . (UP!) Inga Arvad McCoy, wife of reUred Western actor Tim McCoy and -a former news· paper columnis t once described by Adolf Hitler as lhe perfect Nordic beauty, was cr emated Friday without senrices. Mrs . McCoy, 60, died Wednesday of cancer at the couple's ran ch north of here. pn.·s1dent to those who served a bruo('h for Deltti Kappa c:amma. Reported ill were Mrs Louise MtEihlnn)•, Mr. and Mrs. P~u l Wi nn. Ed Haggerty, Ruben Collins. Mrs. Emmett Lightfoot. Mrs . Margaret Boyer, Mrs. Lula Mae Lyn ch and Miss Mabel Hysell. The Philathea song and a poem, "Christmas Hush" by Mi ss Ha wl ey opened the meeting with Mrs . Beulah Roush giv ing the story of the nativity fr om St. Luke . The Lord's Prayer was given in unison. For the program conducted by Mrs. Childs. the group san~ " Joy to the World." Trudy Roac h had a piano solo, '' Christmas Eve," Mrs . Childs read, "The Star Is In lhe West," and there was a vocal solo. "Silent Night," by _Belh Wolfe, accompanied by Mrs. Chester Erwin . Amy Erwin also had a piano solo, ' 'Christmas. '' Mrs . Childs read "One Family on Earth," a nd the closing prayer was by Mrs. Glaze. Fancy cookies, coffee and ptmc h were served from a table decorated in lhe Christ· mas motif. Hostesses were Mrs . Margaret Lallance, Mrs. Rou s h and Mrs . Hele n Reyn olds, with Mrs. Louise McElhinny and Miss Mabel Hysell contributing. Amy Erwin, Beth Wolfe, and Trudy Roach were guests. Booster group IN GERMANY - Army PFC Max Stumbo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stumbo, Rt. 1, Bid\~:ell, is now stationed with the United States Army . in Germany. Stumbo is a graduate of North Gallia High School. His address is: PFC Max Stumb o, 285 50 3228, 89th Trans. Co., APO New York, 09067, Box 148. Turner has 169 days in pokey NEW YORK · ( UP!) Florida millionaire Glenn W. Turner, who is under indictment in several states accused of fraudulent busiriess practices, was sen tenced to 169 days in jail and fined $65,650 · Friday for con tempt of court. Manhattan Judge Jacob Markowitz issued the civil conte mpt c itati on 3gainst Turner and his two bu~ln esses, Dare to be Great , Inc. , and Kosco! Inter planetary, Inc., for ignoring court orders to stop operating in New York sta te and to pay back more · than· $3 million in restitution to residents . Turner is reported to · be at his home in Orla ndo, Fla . Markowitz said .Turner and his a ssociates got $3,603,000 from 1,604 New York r esidents ''through the massive fraudulent p yra mid-type practices" which resulted in the court order . will sponsor I'' dance Dec. 31 TUPPERS PLAINS Upcoming activities were planned when the Tuppers Plains Boosters met Dec. 10 with President Horner E. Cole opening the meeting and Janet Connolly leading the pledge to the fl ag. It wa s announced the teachers are orderi ng the thing they need with $50 lhe boosters gB.ve them for their rooms . New playground eq uipment will be het·e after the first of the year . The boosters are going to have a New Year 's Eve dance at the school. The sixth grade put on a Christmas play called the ''New Santa." The ·s ixth gr3.de also won the r~;~om count. There wa s a silent auction before the meeting . The seventh grade served refresh~ SGT. MOORE MIDDLEPORT Ohio Stale Hig hwa y Patrol Su perintende nt Colonel Robert M. Chiaramonte has announced the promotion of Patrolman Edward G. Moore of Middleport to the rank or Sergeant. Moore will remain in the Patrol's Aviation Section. He has alSo served at the Cir· clevllle Post since joining the Patrol in 1966. Sergeant Moore 's hometown is Middleport where he grad uated from Middleport High School. He is married to the forw mer Kathryn Anne Seid· check of ChiCago. They have two daughters and two sons, Carol, 12 ; Linda, 11; Ed· ward, 9; and John, 8. Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED Ronald Bqstic, Brunswick ; Lena Roe, Middl e port; George Roe, Middleport ; Ruth Casse ll, Gallipolis Ferry ; Roland Morris , Pomeroy, Dora J. Roush, Middleport; Billy Mcl.a ughlin, Pomeroy . DISCHARGED ·Mark Murphy, Leonard Barber, Ralph Shain, Russell Brown, George Green, Lena Lenz. z Wheat will gr ow at the equator as well as t he Arctic Cooncil. There were 170 groups that representative . He is its now use the program of the manager of Scouting and BSA with churches sponsoring becomes a member of the local 50 pet. of lhe Council's 220 council that coordinates the . use of the program in this area . units. 11 The Boy Scouts of America offers the use or its program to local organizations and groups or people for the pursui t of !heir MOREGETAWAY own aims and purp,oses ,n COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Three Niehrn · ex plained . " The Tri . State Area Coun· more honor inmates have · cil and its rour dis- escaped rrom state pr_isons, the tricts help the chartered state Corrections Department partner or gan ize its pack , reported Friday. Hartzel Ray troop , or post, but the units are Foster, 19, Canton , escaped part of their program and are from the Ohio State Reforunder the leadership of people matory while on his way to a selected by lhern. The council Jaycees meeting in Mogadore. and district work .together wilh David Porter Tobias, 23, the char tered· partner to make Akron, and J . Edward Dean, 19, Rittman, walked off the job the units successful." Thursday at the Mount Vernon Niehm explained that each organization appolnts a Honor Camp. .uz .- ®[(@fruWfi00® HOMES ; '• ' ' AmG#fG. 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"Se-rving you since 1936" ~ J tllpotis. Ohio · - · 252 THIRD AVENUE, GALLIPOLIS Phorw or Choose Yours Now! Minutemaste~ DAN THOMAS AND SON OPEN DAILY 9 'TIL 9, CLOSED SUNDAY HOFFMANN TO RETIRE SAN FRANCISCO (UP! ) Peter M. Hoffmann, ticket . . manager of the New York and San Francisco Giant.-; haseball club for 40 years, Friday announced his retirement effec· live Jan . 1. Hoffman will be succeeded by Arthur Schulze, his assistant since ·1956. with racc t-cdged au ttYrgutc of Christmas Mc•c·l!ave G,'Cf!S MIAMI , Fla . ( UPl ) !..ions finished lhe season 6-7-1 Quarterback Bob Griese and under new coach Don Me· receiver Paul Warfield , tuning Cafferty. up for their AFC playoff test Detroit made it easy for the next Sunday, hooked up on four Dolphins, who played the game first hall touchdown passes with six regulars held out Saturday to lead the Miami because of injuries. On the Dolphins to a 34·7 victory over second play of the game, Mel the mistake-prone Detroit Farr fumbled and Miami end !..ions in a nationally televised Vern Den Herder recovered at game. · the Detroit 21. Griese hit Gr·i ese hit Warfield on touch- Warfield for the score on the down throws of 21 and 7 yards next play. in the first period and two more The fourth Warfield touchin the second, which spanned 16 down came after Miami 's and 4 yards. . l.arry Ball intercepted a Bill The pair played only lhe first Munson pass at the Detroit 33. half with Griese connecting on Miami drove ll2 plays in 10 II of 15 passes for a total of 141 plays and 64 yards in eight yards and Warfield catching plays to get iU. second and third six of them for 103. tou~hdowns . Garo Yepremian kicked the Yepremian kicked a second four extra points and a second- field goal of 26 yards with 2:15 period field goa) of Z1 yards to remaining in the third period to give Miami a 31~ halftime finish the Miami scoring. Fullback Larry Csonka also lead, which assured lhe AFC Eastern Division champions a played only the first half, but 12-2 regular season record to collected 51 yards on 10 carries carry into lhe ·first playoff to boost him over the 1,000-yard game against Cincinnati or mark for the third consecutive Pittsburgh Dec . 2.3. season. However, running back Last year , Miami won its Mercury Morris , needing only first world c hampionship with 46 yards for his second straight a 17~ overall mark. 1,IJOO.yard season, sat out the Detroit never crossed game with a jammed shoulder . midfield until eight \ninutes Despite bright , su nny into the third period. The !..ions weather in the mid 70s, there never threatened to score until were 26,672 ticket-holders who lhe final quarter when lhey got failed to show-up for the solda first..and.goal on the Miami out co ntes t, which was one, but lost the ball on an televised locally. interception by rookie Henry Stuckey. SOOTH WINNER Detroit finally did score with LAUREl., Md. (UP! ) 36 seconds left when Steve Sandy Hawley rode his SOOth Owens burst over the middle winner of 1973 Saturday at · from five yards out to cap a 61Laurel Race Course when he yard, eight-play drive. The big guided D & S Stable's Charlie play was a ~yard halfback Jr . to a live-length victory in pass from Mickey Zofko to the third race. wide receiver Ron Jessie. The·· The 24·year..ald Canadian set out to reach the 500 mark when he broke Bill Shoemaker's 2(). year-old re cord of riding 465 winners in a single season on Dec. 6 at LaureL GIVE REAL BEAUTY I Litton · From w.rner Broe.A It 'Wilmer CommuNcttlone CO!T!PMY W Lions, 34-7. WINTEit IS WHEN THE GROUND IS WHITE .• •• AND THE AIR IS BLUE! '..I ,c Flowering .Plants [8 LITTON ~ /EARN THE SECRETOf THE See Jim Staats or Joe Giles Upper Rt. 7 Next Door to Auto Auction Phone 446-9340 Gallipolis. Ohio - Fht ·lllr Tonight thru · Wednesday &'~~'t . UJ. , Ul Cl offense, which had averaged nearly 36 points a game lhis year during a previously un· beaten se~;~son . WilQ<Irn set up two touchdowns with a punt return and a pass interception as the oncebeaten Bulldogs exploded lor 24 points in the late first and early second periods . Curtis scored a tochdown on an 11 yard return of a pass interception. Dean and McNeely led a ferocious Tech defensive ·effort which over· powered the Hilltoppers. Jerry Pope put Tech ahead J. 0 less than six minutes into the game by kicking a 33-yard field goal. The score carne alter a 37-yard run by Charles "Quick Six" McDaniel. Wilborn.set up the Bulldogs' first touchdown two minutes later when he raced 41 yards with a punt to Western Kentucky 's one yard line . Two ·plays later, McDaniel plowed over to score. Pope's first of lour extra point kicks made it lll-0. Curtis upped the lead to 17~ at 13 : 37 of the second quarter when he intercepted a Dennis Tomek sideline pass and rambled II yards for a touchdown. The exciting new tine of quality mobile homes is an outstanding va lue when purchased from our lot offering the best in service and dependability . ' Mia1ni sla Gallipolis, Ohio Circle. NAMED PRESIDENT AKRON ( UP! ) - Betty Hamilton , Bluffton , Friday was named president-elect of lh e Ohio Associa ti on of Class· room Teachers . microwave o ven the most advanced microwave oven you can buy. COOK .. . co me in and ask for a demonstration. DISCOVER th e complete microwave cooking package you get wh en you buy now. Come in now! National championship. The Bulldogs' defense, led by defensive back Wenfo rd Wilborn, linehackers Danny Curtis and Joe McNeely and tackle Fred Dean, blanked lhe high-powered Hilltoppers' •Front Kitchen eFront Utility Room e3 Bedroom eBay Wlnd9w eEarly American Decor ' SAUTE with the Amcr~ta Browning Skillet 0 SACRAMENTO, Calif . (UP! ) - Louisiana Tech , sparked by a stifling defense , breezed to a J4..0 Camellia Bowl victory over Western Kentucky Saturday to ca pture the NCAA_.. College Division II SIZE 14 x 70 You can: BROWN · GRILL • SEAR · FRY · ments. The last day of school before Chris bnas is Dec. 21. There will be a Chri stmas play by the school on Dec. 21 at 10 a.m. There was group singing of Christmas carols with Mrs. Brannon at the piano. HUNTINGTON - More than 5Q new groups in the Tri-State Area are expected to become partners with the Tri-State Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, this year to bring BSA programs to boys and young adults from ages a through 21J. Cub Scouts, Scouts, and Explorers joiu units which belong to or ganizations and comrnWlity groups such as religio11s institutions, PTAs, Service clubs, veterans organizations, profess ional associations, and industries . The organization of BSA unit.-; in lhe Tri-State Area at the present time is a part of the fall Roundup program being conducted by the Council, acco rdin g to Dr . Bernard Niehm, M·G·M District Chairman of the Tri-State Area W. Kentucky beaten vol11nteer as institutional f �21 - TheSWidayTimes-Sentinel,Sunday, Dec. 16. 1973 20 - Till' SWlday Times· S.ntilll'l. Sunday. Df<·. 16. 19i3 Officers named MIDDLEPORT - Officers for 1974 were elected at the Monday night Chr istm as dinner party of lhe Young Adult Class of the Bradford Chur.c h of Christ. Elected were Roger Stobart , president ; Ri chard Gilkey, vice president; Sylvia Blake, secretar)'; Mrs. Made-l ine Painter, treasurer i and Mrs. Ruby Hysell, cards. Gilkey extended the welcome following the turkey dinner. Larry Pickens gave the in\'OCation . Several projects now com pleted were noted including the purchllse of a movie projector used during the evening to show two films. It was decided to purchase some form of protection for the windows in the basement of the church. The annual church caroling party was announced f or Saturday, Dec. 22 at 6 p.m . with all persons to meet at the church. Refreshment, after the caroling will be served at MI))[)J.EI'ORT J\r. 1\JT<mJ.:cnuml'i fur g1ft 1trms fur lht• Meigs County Jnf1rmar) residenrs and donations Lo the Middleport firt::'rnen antl Lhe Christmas S(>al s<tlC of the Tube-rculosis and Health Assoc·iution were n1~de durin~ a rnecting Thursday night of the Philathca Society of the Middleport Church of Christ . Miss Mildred Hawley presided at Ole meeting which opened wilh a welcome to Mrs . George Glaze, wife of the new pastor. and new members, Mrs. Dorothy Jenkinson, Mrs. Mar y Bailey , Mrs . Clara Conroy and Miss Nina Russell . Mrs. Martha Childs reported that two tables had been ordered for the church. Thankyou cards were read from Beth Ann Wolfe and Amy Erwin. Thanks were extended by the lhe home of Mr. and Mrs Clifford Smtih. Gifts were exchauged bl' lh(' members. and the class presented gifts to Mr. and Mrs . Smith, and the class teachers. There was group . singing of carols and readin-gs by Mrs . Smith, "Customs of the Christmas Carol," "The First Christmas Card" and ·'The Story of the Mistletoe and Poinsettia ." The Chr is tma s story from the scri ptures and prayer wa s read by the pastor who also showed the films, " The Littlest Angel ," and "Chris tmas in Denmark .'' Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Smith and Christy, Mr. -and Mrs. Guy Hysell and Donna Kay, Mr . and Mrs. Richard Gilkey, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Forest, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Stobart, Belinda , Eddie , H. J . and Shellie , Mrs. Wa lter Morris and Carol, Mrs. Ralph Painter, Mrs . Guy Russell, Mrs . Robert Hawk , Mrs. John Blake and Mr . and Mrs. Larry Pickens. ~· Friendly Circle meets POMEROY - A Christmas program by Miss Mary V. Reibel and a planning session for remembering lhe elderly, shut-ins and out-of-town members of the c hurch highlighted a meeting of Friendly Circle at Trinity Church, Tuesday night. The meeting was held at the home of Miss Eliza beth Fick following a hollday dinner held at Crow's Steak House. Gifts which had been purchased and wrapped by Miss Fick lor those to be r emem~ere d were distributed to members who will handle delivery . Miss Reibel narrated " With a Star on Top" by Margaret E . Sangster, the story of the influe nce of a discarded Christmas tree on a family which had lost hope, pride and ambitiOn, and how the tree gave purpose and direction W their lives. "Some Eagerly to Christmas" by Marjorie Holm es was in cluded in Miss Reibe l 's devotions wJ1ich traced the changes in Christmas observances and emphasized the thin gs that never chan ge. Program books for th~ new year were distri buted. They. hlld been prepared by Mrs. Leonard Jewell. Members signed a card for Mrs . Carl Bilikam , who is wintering ~n Florida . Decorations of the Fick house included ceratnic holiday figurines and an artistically decorated revolving tree. Members enjoyed a gift exchange and contests by Mrs. Pearl Mora with awards going to Mrs·. David Russell and MisS ReibeL Miss Fick served a desser t course to 20 members and guest.-; attending . Christmas party given MIDDLEPORT - Officers, directors and employes of the Citizens National Bank, their husbands and Wives; enjoyed a Christmas dinner at the Meigs Inn recently and then went to the bank for a party. Gifts were presented to each guest ,and special recognition wa s given Mrs. Dorotha Salser, a new employe, and Jay Hall, Jr., a new director , and his wife. Attending were Mr. a nd Mrs, New Me Club has meeting REEDSVILLE; - The New Me Club met at lhe home of Ruth Putman Tuesday night. The meeting was started by weighing each one of lhe members. There was a three way tie for the queen with the loss of one pound. These were Ruth Putman, Marlen Putman and Evelyn Well. There was also a two way tie for the pig. So neither one of them was given out. Secretary's report was given and approved. Treas ur er ' s report was give n with a balance of $25.32 re por ted. Garnes were played . Ruth Putman was in lhe hospital from Thursday , Dec. 6, until Wednesday, Dec. II. The club sent her a fl ower. There wa s a birthday celebration for Judy Limbac, and Barbara Well. Each of the members broug ht a gift. Cake, ice cream, and Kool·Aid were , served. Members present were Judy Limbac, Evelyn Well, Ruth Putman, Flossie Maxson, Marlene Putman, Carol and Cindy Scyoc and Connie Putman . Anyone interested in joining may . call Ruth Putman, Coolville, 6117-3396, or Marlene Putman , Reedsville, 376-0371. New groups to join in Scouting Philatbea society meets Harold E . Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Smart, Mr . and Mrs. Manning Kloes , Mr . and Mrs . Rodney Downing, Mr. aild Mrs . Bernard Fultz, Mr . and Mrs. l.. E. Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs . Jay Hall, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold , Da le Dutton, Mr. and Mrs . Kenneth McElhinny, Mr. and Mrs: Grover· Salser, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Anthony, Mr . and Mrs . Kenneth Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs . Edward Durst, Mr . and Mrs. Roscoe Fowler, Gene Grate, Mr. an d Mrs. John Davis, Chester King , and a guest! Miss Edith Woods. Mrs. Dale Dutton and Mrs. · Mary Hindy were unable to attend because of illness. INGA McCOY DI!'S NOGALES, Ariz . (UP!) Inga Arvad McCoy, wife of reUred Western actor Tim McCoy and -a former news· paper columnis t once described by Adolf Hitler as lhe perfect Nordic beauty, was cr emated Friday without senrices. Mrs . McCoy, 60, died Wednesday of cancer at the couple's ran ch north of here. pn.·s1dent to those who served a bruo('h for Deltti Kappa c:amma. Reported ill were Mrs Louise MtEihlnn)•, Mr. and Mrs. P~u l Wi nn. Ed Haggerty, Ruben Collins. Mrs. Emmett Lightfoot. Mrs . Margaret Boyer, Mrs. Lula Mae Lyn ch and Miss Mabel Hysell. The Philathea song and a poem, "Christmas Hush" by Mi ss Ha wl ey opened the meeting with Mrs . Beulah Roush giv ing the story of the nativity fr om St. Luke . The Lord's Prayer was given in unison. For the program conducted by Mrs. Childs. the group san~ " Joy to the World." Trudy Roac h had a piano solo, '' Christmas Eve," Mrs . Childs read, "The Star Is In lhe West," and there was a vocal solo. "Silent Night," by _Belh Wolfe, accompanied by Mrs. Chester Erwin . Amy Erwin also had a piano solo, ' 'Christmas. '' Mrs . Childs read "One Family on Earth," a nd the closing prayer was by Mrs. Glaze. Fancy cookies, coffee and ptmc h were served from a table decorated in lhe Christ· mas motif. Hostesses were Mrs . Margaret Lallance, Mrs. Rou s h and Mrs . Hele n Reyn olds, with Mrs. Louise McElhinny and Miss Mabel Hysell contributing. Amy Erwin, Beth Wolfe, and Trudy Roach were guests. Booster group IN GERMANY - Army PFC Max Stumbo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stumbo, Rt. 1, Bid\~:ell, is now stationed with the United States Army . in Germany. Stumbo is a graduate of North Gallia High School. His address is: PFC Max Stumb o, 285 50 3228, 89th Trans. Co., APO New York, 09067, Box 148. Turner has 169 days in pokey NEW YORK · ( UP!) Florida millionaire Glenn W. Turner, who is under indictment in several states accused of fraudulent busiriess practices, was sen tenced to 169 days in jail and fined $65,650 · Friday for con tempt of court. Manhattan Judge Jacob Markowitz issued the civil conte mpt c itati on 3gainst Turner and his two bu~ln esses, Dare to be Great , Inc. , and Kosco! Inter planetary, Inc., for ignoring court orders to stop operating in New York sta te and to pay back more · than· $3 million in restitution to residents . Turner is reported to · be at his home in Orla ndo, Fla . Markowitz said .Turner and his a ssociates got $3,603,000 from 1,604 New York r esidents ''through the massive fraudulent p yra mid-type practices" which resulted in the court order . will sponsor I'' dance Dec. 31 TUPPERS PLAINS Upcoming activities were planned when the Tuppers Plains Boosters met Dec. 10 with President Horner E. Cole opening the meeting and Janet Connolly leading the pledge to the fl ag. It wa s announced the teachers are orderi ng the thing they need with $50 lhe boosters gB.ve them for their rooms . New playground eq uipment will be het·e after the first of the year . The boosters are going to have a New Year 's Eve dance at the school. The sixth grade put on a Christmas play called the ''New Santa." The ·s ixth gr3.de also won the r~;~om count. There wa s a silent auction before the meeting . The seventh grade served refresh~ SGT. MOORE MIDDLEPORT Ohio Stale Hig hwa y Patrol Su perintende nt Colonel Robert M. Chiaramonte has announced the promotion of Patrolman Edward G. Moore of Middleport to the rank or Sergeant. Moore will remain in the Patrol's Aviation Section. He has alSo served at the Cir· clevllle Post since joining the Patrol in 1966. Sergeant Moore 's hometown is Middleport where he grad uated from Middleport High School. He is married to the forw mer Kathryn Anne Seid· check of ChiCago. They have two daughters and two sons, Carol, 12 ; Linda, 11; Ed· ward, 9; and John, 8. Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED Ronald Bqstic, Brunswick ; Lena Roe, Middl e port; George Roe, Middleport ; Ruth Casse ll, Gallipolis Ferry ; Roland Morris , Pomeroy, Dora J. Roush, Middleport; Billy Mcl.a ughlin, Pomeroy . DISCHARGED ·Mark Murphy, Leonard Barber, Ralph Shain, Russell Brown, George Green, Lena Lenz. z Wheat will gr ow at the equator as well as t he Arctic Cooncil. There were 170 groups that representative . He is its now use the program of the manager of Scouting and BSA with churches sponsoring becomes a member of the local 50 pet. of lhe Council's 220 council that coordinates the . use of the program in this area . units. 11 The Boy Scouts of America offers the use or its program to local organizations and groups or people for the pursui t of !heir MOREGETAWAY own aims and purp,oses ,n COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Three Niehrn · ex plained . " The Tri . State Area Coun· more honor inmates have · cil and its rour dis- escaped rrom state pr_isons, the tricts help the chartered state Corrections Department partner or gan ize its pack , reported Friday. Hartzel Ray troop , or post, but the units are Foster, 19, Canton , escaped part of their program and are from the Ohio State Reforunder the leadership of people matory while on his way to a selected by lhern. The council Jaycees meeting in Mogadore. and district work .together wilh David Porter Tobias, 23, the char tered· partner to make Akron, and J . Edward Dean, 19, Rittman, walked off the job the units successful." Thursday at the Mount Vernon Niehm explained that each organization appolnts a Honor Camp. .uz .- ®[(@fruWfi00® HOMES ; '• ' ' AmG#fG. BROWNING SKILLET MADE BY CORNING " With The Purchase of Any Am•,•71~<Uv.u , " o~~.. 0~ '' • ' •Cathedral Ceiling eTotal Electric •Carpet Throughout •Double Electric Oven COLO"\' · • AnENTION VnERANSI eNO DOWN PAYMENT,_ Gl LOANS MOBILE HOME SALES 0'~ 'J' TIS SOT Cartoon .1n:uracy ,1nd va lur in ch ,Htn1 n g marquis e Ti::~ot s ha p~ crystil l, n1.1tching bracelet. PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS 404 Second Ave, Christmas Selection of MICROWAVE 50· 75'1• OF THE ELECTRICITY YOU USE IN COOKING! THE HEAT GOES INTO THE FOOD- NONE IS WASTED! can make big aavlngo lhe eleclrlclty you uael" SAVINGS- 4 lb. se,f Roast SAVINGS- Two layer Vel· SAVINGS .....,. 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Hoffman will be succeeded by Arthur Schulze, his assistant since ·1956. with racc t-cdged au ttYrgutc of Christmas Mc•c·l!ave G,'Cf!S MIAMI , Fla . ( UPl ) !..ions finished lhe season 6-7-1 Quarterback Bob Griese and under new coach Don Me· receiver Paul Warfield , tuning Cafferty. up for their AFC playoff test Detroit made it easy for the next Sunday, hooked up on four Dolphins, who played the game first hall touchdown passes with six regulars held out Saturday to lead the Miami because of injuries. On the Dolphins to a 34·7 victory over second play of the game, Mel the mistake-prone Detroit Farr fumbled and Miami end !..ions in a nationally televised Vern Den Herder recovered at game. · the Detroit 21. Griese hit Gr·i ese hit Warfield on touch- Warfield for the score on the down throws of 21 and 7 yards next play. in the first period and two more The fourth Warfield touchin the second, which spanned 16 down came after Miami 's and 4 yards. . l.arry Ball intercepted a Bill The pair played only lhe first Munson pass at the Detroit 33. half with Griese connecting on Miami drove ll2 plays in 10 II of 15 passes for a total of 141 plays and 64 yards in eight yards and Warfield catching plays to get iU. second and third six of them for 103. tou~hdowns . Garo Yepremian kicked the Yepremian kicked a second four extra points and a second- field goal of 26 yards with 2:15 period field goa) of Z1 yards to remaining in the third period to give Miami a 31~ halftime finish the Miami scoring. Fullback Larry Csonka also lead, which assured lhe AFC Eastern Division champions a played only the first half, but 12-2 regular season record to collected 51 yards on 10 carries carry into lhe ·first playoff to boost him over the 1,000-yard game against Cincinnati or mark for the third consecutive Pittsburgh Dec . 2.3. season. However, running back Last year , Miami won its Mercury Morris , needing only first world c hampionship with 46 yards for his second straight a 17~ overall mark. 1,IJOO.yard season, sat out the Detroit never crossed game with a jammed shoulder . midfield until eight \ninutes Despite bright , su nny into the third period. The !..ions weather in the mid 70s, there never threatened to score until were 26,672 ticket-holders who lhe final quarter when lhey got failed to show-up for the solda first..and.goal on the Miami out co ntes t, which was one, but lost the ball on an televised locally. interception by rookie Henry Stuckey. SOOTH WINNER Detroit finally did score with LAUREl., Md. (UP! ) 36 seconds left when Steve Sandy Hawley rode his SOOth Owens burst over the middle winner of 1973 Saturday at · from five yards out to cap a 61Laurel Race Course when he yard, eight-play drive. The big guided D & S Stable's Charlie play was a ~yard halfback Jr . to a live-length victory in pass from Mickey Zofko to the third race. wide receiver Ron Jessie. The·· The 24·year..ald Canadian set out to reach the 500 mark when he broke Bill Shoemaker's 2(). year-old re cord of riding 465 winners in a single season on Dec. 6 at LaureL GIVE REAL BEAUTY I Litton · From w.rner Broe.A It 'Wilmer CommuNcttlone CO!T!PMY W Lions, 34-7. WINTEit IS WHEN THE GROUND IS WHITE .• •• AND THE AIR IS BLUE! '..I ,c Flowering .Plants [8 LITTON ~ /EARN THE SECRETOf THE See Jim Staats or Joe Giles Upper Rt. 7 Next Door to Auto Auction Phone 446-9340 Gallipolis. Ohio - Fht ·lllr Tonight thru · Wednesday &'~~'t . UJ. , Ul Cl offense, which had averaged nearly 36 points a game lhis year during a previously un· beaten se~;~son . WilQ<Irn set up two touchdowns with a punt return and a pass interception as the oncebeaten Bulldogs exploded lor 24 points in the late first and early second periods . Curtis scored a tochdown on an 11 yard return of a pass interception. Dean and McNeely led a ferocious Tech defensive ·effort which over· powered the Hilltoppers. Jerry Pope put Tech ahead J. 0 less than six minutes into the game by kicking a 33-yard field goal. The score carne alter a 37-yard run by Charles "Quick Six" McDaniel. Wilborn.set up the Bulldogs' first touchdown two minutes later when he raced 41 yards with a punt to Western Kentucky 's one yard line . Two ·plays later, McDaniel plowed over to score. Pope's first of lour extra point kicks made it lll-0. Curtis upped the lead to 17~ at 13 : 37 of the second quarter when he intercepted a Dennis Tomek sideline pass and rambled II yards for a touchdown. The exciting new tine of quality mobile homes is an outstanding va lue when purchased from our lot offering the best in service and dependability . ' Mia1ni sla Gallipolis, Ohio Circle. NAMED PRESIDENT AKRON ( UP! ) - Betty Hamilton , Bluffton , Friday was named president-elect of lh e Ohio Associa ti on of Class· room Teachers . microwave o ven the most advanced microwave oven you can buy. COOK .. . co me in and ask for a demonstration. DISCOVER th e complete microwave cooking package you get wh en you buy now. Come in now! National championship. The Bulldogs' defense, led by defensive back Wenfo rd Wilborn, linehackers Danny Curtis and Joe McNeely and tackle Fred Dean, blanked lhe high-powered Hilltoppers' •Front Kitchen eFront Utility Room e3 Bedroom eBay Wlnd9w eEarly American Decor ' SAUTE with the Amcr~ta Browning Skillet 0 SACRAMENTO, Calif . (UP! ) - Louisiana Tech , sparked by a stifling defense , breezed to a J4..0 Camellia Bowl victory over Western Kentucky Saturday to ca pture the NCAA_.. College Division II SIZE 14 x 70 You can: BROWN · GRILL • SEAR · FRY · ments. The last day of school before Chris bnas is Dec. 21. There will be a Chri stmas play by the school on Dec. 21 at 10 a.m. There was group singing of Christmas carols with Mrs. Brannon at the piano. HUNTINGTON - More than 5Q new groups in the Tri-State Area are expected to become partners with the Tri-State Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, this year to bring BSA programs to boys and young adults from ages a through 21J. 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' ..£001')"1 . - BASKET BALL ' S.M·L·XL 30", 30'' , or 45" short drapes in assq,rt.d solids o~ prinh to brighten uo p &II $499 ABA Red-White-Blue ITEMS AVAILABLE AT STORES SHOWN BELOW SHIRTS . HECK'S REG. 29' HARDWARE DEPT. 10 FOR HICK'S RIG. $6.41 S100 2.66 1 HECK'S REG. 31' DEPT. • HECK'S REG. /IAIIWAIJI Ill" \' • I . \ �25 - The SWlday Times- Sentinel, Sunday. Dec. 16, 1973 SEU .'>landings All W l W .wr>rly t QgoilO South Pomt 5 0 3~ ) I 44) WITHIN the past three years hundreds of new residents have moved to the Gallipolis area . Although most individuals know how 1<> pronounce the Old French City's name properly, there are some who don't, .including several native Gallipolitans . 33? P orhmouth lr on lon Ja ckson Chcsetpcakc 1 4.Sl 3 1 2 47 3 I 158 4 7 376 4 1 441 7 3 291. 1. 3 314 2 3 263 3 17 18'il :> 14 344 380 357 364 311 Well s ton Me1g s 1 S 140 421 0 5 766 325 Area Results: South Point 88 Ironton St. Joe +++ 45 Wheeler sbu rg 61 SEOAL Gallipolee<:e . It's time for this newspaper to revive it.s campaign to get newcomers and oldcomers alike to pronounce the name of Gallipolis properly. AccidentAlly we eavesdropped a conversation which ran something like this : Stranger: " You pronounce the name of this town Gal!ipolee<:e? Gallipolitan : It's Gallipoliss. Gallipolis, you know, is a com bined Greek and French word meaning ."City of Gauls," and it got its name from 500 Frenchmen who would never have pronounced i before a single consonaut as the " i" in ''it" or in " hiss." As we have wrillen before, speakers of the English language rely on the dictionary for correct pronunciation of words and names; yow- big dictionaries give Gallipolis with the final syllable a long e. This newspaper thinks, for instan ce, that the city school board should make correct pronunciation of words and names a requisite for school teachers it employs. That means all teachers - - not just English teachers--and they should make immediate corrections for students who mispronOW)ce it Gallipolis. Thirly-<me years before us, William Giddings Sibley tried to straighten out the populace of the Old fr ench City on how to say the name. (Gallipolis Daily Tribun e, February 21, 1916) : · You'd not pronounce it with a hiss If you had lived in Gallipoliss. Nor if you'd really wished to please Would you dare call it Gallipolease. The only way to win the fleece, Is to pronounce it Gallipolis, Dividing the name to rhyme with valley Where the first two syllables end with "Galli-" And putting the accent hard and fast On the one syllable fourth and last. ' Even though it sounds funny to you, gentle reader, won 't you cooperate by trying to say it Galtipo\eece and restoring at least this one tradition in all its pristine glory? l -3 p.m . · Dec. 21 ~ Bowling , i-3 p.m . CLUB TO MEET POMEROY - The Meigs County Riding Club will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Greg Roush, Syracuse instead of at the Salisbury township building as was previously announced. J 3 Athens Iron ton Ja ckson 3 1 2 2 1 3 1 247 0 189 250 211 235 229 249 302 4 217 270 0 4 134 305 16 16 1918 1918 Ironton 4 0 Ja ckson Gallipoli s 4 0 2 2 Meigs 2 2 L ogan Wa verly Ath ens 2 2 1 3 i 3 Wellston o 4 TOTALS 16 16 Fr-iday 's Results: Logan 40 Waverly 36 Ja ckson 40 Alhen s 39 194 150 175 178 151 193 154 134 142 1321 158 159 144 _HONEYWELL PENTAX ATJCI • season over a Big Ten foe . The Tigers lost a 7~ de<:ision to Purdue. The Ohio StAte loss was its second evening the Buckeye record at 2-2. Southern zve MERCERVILLE - Hannan Trace's Wildcats zoomed to their &ixth straight hardwood victory here Friday night with a come-from-behind 66-58 win over the Southern Tornadoes. Coach.Paul Dillon's Wildcats now have a 2 game lead over Southern and Eastern in the SVAC " race. However, both . Meigs CoWlly squads, with 2-1 loop marks, are just a game out in the loss column. The Tornadoes, who 'led almost the entire first half, were down by 3 with 3 minutes to go in the fourth period when Southern stole the hall from a Hannan Trace player, but the theft was quickly nullified by a Tornado tlU"nover, and the Wildcats went on to build the bulge back up to 9 points. Once again the Gallians were paced by the one-two punch of 6-0 junior guard Mark Swain and 6-1 senior forward John Lusher. HANDSOME AND UNIQUE TOSS PILLOWS ·- '- One of hundreds of distinctive gifts, where it 's fun to shop ... in our new gift dep 't. Scented candles in all shapes and flavors, floral arrangements, pictures, easels, mirrors, pillows, accessories in brass, ceramics, wood and wax. Come in today I 181 135 154 240 1321 Gallipoli s 42 Meigs 40 Ironton 62 Wellston 47 December 18 Games : Pa rkersburg at Athens QUALLS BWCKS SHOT - Meigs sophomore guard Terry Qualls (21) blocked a jump shot by Ga llia's J im Niday ( 10) midway in the third peri od of Friday's GAHS-Meigs basketba II game. ·Dayton five falls, 76-54 ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UP! ) -:- Freshman Sleve Grote and junior Joe Johnson held Dayton 's tw~ leading scorers to a combined tota l of 16 points Saturday and Michiga n methodically ran up a 76-54 viCtory over the Flyers. Grote limited his freshman counterpart at Dayton, guarQ Johnny Davis, to four ·pointS in the first half and six in the game while Johnson held Don Smith, to four points in the first half and a game total of 12. Davis took a 15.5 ave rage into the game, which left Dayton at 3-2, while Smith was leading the Flyers with a 19.8 average. The victory was Michigan's fifth in six games. ' Campy Russell paced the Wolverin es with 19 points while center C. J . Kupec put in 16 points . Grote had 13 an d Johnson eight. P t . Plea sant a t M eigs Ashland at Ironton · Fairland a! Chesapeake So~,Jth Point at Oa k Hitl December 21 Games : Wheelersburg at New Boston December 22 G~mes : Portsmouth at I rohton New Lexing ton at Logan Chillicothe at Jackson SEOAL FROSH Team W L Logan Gallipolis · Me i gs Ja ckson Athens Wave r ly Ironton Wellston TOTALS o P bP 0 2 2 2 2'4 167 125 137 126 110 114 128 154 133 1 3 145 152 .:1 .:1 2 2 2 1 0 3 148 153 4 75 203 16 16 1147 1147 Thursday 's results : Ga lli polis 39 Meigs 3 1 JacksOn 34 Athens 28 Logan 55 Waverly 29 Ironton 45 Well ston 17 Wilh revolu t ionary new Su per-Multi -Co a ted TAKUMAR len s fo r the sharpest, tru£;sl color oliCiu '" ' ' ' ' you can take! : • Throu gh- th e-lem me le,in"li for correct exposure every time . .. • ASA Rcmgc from 20 to 32(1D f · • Classic; Pent ax design - a " natural " to hold and use! Plu s many other cxclu ~ ive feature s !h at make the Pentax Spotmntic II c,1pable of Saturday '<.; Result : fine fu·rniture carpet draperies interior design '179.5u See our compleTe 11ne TAWNEY STUDIO came"'· 422 Seco'nd Ave. , Ohio . Gallipolis ,. . Athens 27 Meigs 25 ATHENS - Coach Charles McAfee's Athens Bulldogs scored their third straight Southeastern Ohio League victory here Friday night by turning back vl~iling Jackson. OPEN EVERY NITE TIL 9 PM outperformine most oth.Jij_ . Second •t Gr•pe . 'QMI ... 'tilll'lliilt • • triii . . . . . . . . . _ MILWAUKEE:, Wis . (U P!) - The Milwaukee Bucks used a balanced scoring attack to hand the Atlanta Hawks a 11682 defeat in a national . basketball game Saturday. · Bob Dandridge and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 21 points· each, Lucius Allen had 20 and Oscar Robertson 18 to lead the College Basketball Results By United Press International Volunteer C lassie• Temple 70 -U tah St . 61 Tennessee 96 Depaul 61 Jayhilwk C.lassic Oregon 5.:1 Princeton 53 Kansas 66 Wash . St : 51 East Colgate 91 Bucknell 58 Potsdam 6.4 BroCkport 48 Harvard 68 Boston CoiL 6S Malone 75 Geneva 73 St . Mry ' s 93 Va . Union 91, ot Mrcyhrs·t Coli . 93 E . Cent. St·. G•lllpolla, Ohio ... , . . . . . . . . . . . . , at . . . Bucks. Lou Hudson with 22 and Wall Bellamy with 19 led Atlanta. 74 Pete Maravich , the second leading scorer in the NBA with a 29 point a .verage~ scored only tw o points and was beset by fouls from the early moments 0f the game. CORNING WARE® 've • lt. PRODUCTS TRIO SET SPE£;IAL MODERATE QUAKE PALMER, Alaska (UPI) -A moderate earthquake rumbled along the ocean floor Friday about 90 miles southwest of Adak, the Palmer Observatory reported . . 69-51. Mark Mace paced the Bulldogs with 23 points. Mike McDonald tossed in 13 for the Ironmen. Athens led 12-10, 28-16 and 4634 at the quartermarks. Athens sank '1:1 of 56 field goal attempts for 46 pet., and the Bulldogs were 15 of 2:J at the foul clrcles . "The wlnners picked off 41 rebounds. Mace snagged 10. Jackson hit 21 of 60 shots from the field for 35 pet. The Ironmen were nine of 18 at tile foul circles. Jackson had 34 reboWldS. Don Jenkins hauled down 11. . Athens is now 4-2 on the year. Jackson dropped to 2-3 overall. AthenS is 3-1 in conference play, Jackson is 1-3. Athens will host Parkersburg Tuesday. Jackwon will host . Chillicothe Saturday, Box score: N. ActamsSt . 69W . New Eng 59 Midwest Purdue 81 Ind iana St.. 69 Illinois 87 No . Mlch . 72 Kentucky 88 Iowa 80 Ferris St. 70 Trl -St. 57 Lakeland 85 Principia 66 · Lawrence H Nrthwstrn 66 . Culver -Stockton 95 Knoll 79 Wayne St . 82 ChiCago St . 72 Mckendree 88 Gre-enville 76 Trinity 96 Lake Forest 90 Rockford 83 Rose -Hulman 70 JACK~ON (51) - Conroy 3·1· North Park 69 Carleton 66 8 ; McDonald 6-1-13; Wh i te J.o. Southwest 6; Jenkins 4-0-a; · Fimnin 1· 1·3· N.W Okll!l . St . 84 Oklli . Bapt . 73 Grillo 1-0-2; . Buchanan 0·2-2: Utl!lh 85 Dartmouth 54 Chinn l -0-2; DeStephen 2-3./ St . Mry , Tex 86 Tex . AI 70 TOTALS 21 -9-51. Great Falls 93 Chit::o st. 67 Trnty , Te~c 9-4 Hustn -T.IItsn 75 Athens (69)- Skinner 5-1-11 ; East Cent . 71 Pnhndle St . 60 Faulkner 2-1-5; T. EllwOod 1-3NE Okla . 51. 79 Phillips 77 5; Chonko 3- J. J ; Smith 0 -2-2; West Locke 3 -2-8 ; Mace ll - 1-28; MonJ . St . 95 Seattle Pac . 81 Dailey 1-4-6 ; D. Ellwood 1-0-2. Ft. Lew is 79 Western St . 73 Total~ 27 -15-69 . Grand Cenyon 99 Adams St . 85 By Quarters : Neb. Wslyn 83 Colo . M "ines 6S Washington 75 Gonzaga 53 JaCkson 10 6 18 11- 51 Portland St. 71 W . Wash . 63 · Athens 12 16 28 23--{1 9 Southern Cal 85 Santa Clara 61 Rese,-ve sco,.e : . Ja ck son 40 Nev -Reno96 Sacrmento St . 70 Athens 39. Seattle 62 Penn St . 60 Utah 85 Dartmouth 5.tl ' ... Swain, one of the area's top point-producers had 26 markers while Lusher dumped in 17. Norman Curfman , 6-1 senior forward paced coach Carl Wolfe's cagers with 23 points, while senior guard Bob Miller added 15. The Tornadoes were hampered by foul trouble dUring the contest before a capacity crowd at the Wildcat gym, as senior guard Randy Warner, who had Swain bottled up pretty well in the early goi ng, got in foul trouble as did senior forward Pete Sayre , who picked up his third foul early in the first quarter and eventually fouled out after seeing just two quarters of action. The third period was disaster for the Tornadoes. Southern was outscored 16-8 during that stanza. Swain was the big gWl in the Wildcats' 22 point fourth quarter, dlUOping in 12 points. Shooting wise, Hannan Trace Bulldogs capture • third league wzn Milwaukee tops Atlanta SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) It's a good idea to leave a light in the window - despite the energy shortage - if you're going away for the holiday. Police and insuranCe companies say house owners should give their .residences a ~' lived-in ''· look to discourage burglars, the Fireman's Fund American Jnsurance Company says. . Gallipoli s 294 186 792 226 SEOAL RESERVES Team W L POP A GOOD IDEA Cards and games, P OP o 1 Athens 69 Jackson 51 Gallipolis 68 Me igs 53 Ir onton 68 Well ston 33 TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of the Daily Tribune and weekly Gallia Times ... Temperature dips to 10 degrees a~ wintry blast hits Gallia area ... Richard Carter resigns chair' mansh1p of Gall1pohs Reta1l Merchants Committee ... Army Cpl. , Glenn Crabtree, Bidwell, has chat with Gen. John E. Hull, commander-in-chief, Far East, while a patient in Tokyo Army HosplU!Iin Japan. GAHS chalks up fourth and fifth straight cage wins by downing Middleport 83-50 and Nelsonville 74-57. Dec . 20 - W L 4 COLUMJJJA, Mo. tUPI1 - Al as three. Eberhard dwnped in 24 points Bill Andreas led a balanced and Steve Dangos added 14 to Buckeye scoring with 14 points. lead Missouri to a 71-68 upset Dan Gerhard added 12. win Saturday over Ohio StAle. For M1ssouri, now 3~2, the The Tigers took an early 10-4 victory was the first this lead before Ohio State closed to tie at 12·12 six minutes into the game. The lead changed hands three times in the half. There were also 13 ties .before Missouri took command with two minutes left in the half, 3832. The Tigers widened the margin to a 66-54 count with seven minutes left in the game before a late Ohio State charge brought the Buckeyes as close Friday 's Res ults: Wa verly 65 Logan 63 . +++ ' Team Well ston TOTAL S LOOSE NOTES- We would like to wish speedy recoveries to James N. M. Davis, Harland Martin and Wyman Sheets, All three Gallipolitans underwent surgery recently . · Quilting all day, VAR~ITY Waverly Logan Meigs +++ Dec.- 19 crafts. . Portsmouth East 53 +++ POMEROY Senior Citizens . Center a c:: tivities:· Dec. 17 - Chair ca ning . Dec . 18- Carps and games, 1-3 p.m. '}3/ Chesapeake 56 Rock Hill sa ATTY. John E. Halliday, a "stickler" on the correct pronunciation of Gallipolis. feels it is about time to remind all newcomers (a nd native residents} on how to say the name of our lair city. Editor J . Shennan Porter, in a 1947 edition of the weekly Gallia Times, wrote the following article in connection with the "issue." Center schedule P OP 5 Gdlhpo\1~ Wheeler ~ bur() Athpn ~ By Hobart Wilso11 Jr. aver GAME~ Te01 m BLUE GORNFLOWER EMBt..EM ., hit 25 of 53 field goal attempts for 47.2 pet. and 16 of 24 free throws. Southern canned 25 of 55 from the floor for 43.6 pet. and just 10 of 20 at the charity stripe, which Wolfe labeled as the Southern downfall. " We lost it at the foul line,., said the first-y ear mentor, noting that his Tornadoes missed the front end of live I and ( chances in the fourth quarter alone. Curfman led all rebounders on the night, grabbing ll of the Tornadoes' 39 caroms, while Dave Theiss added 10 har- nesses. Don Wells , 6-5 Wildca t senior. led Hannan Trace boardmen with 10. Dillon said, " We weren 't mentally ready for them. Curfman hurt us in the first half.'; The Wildcats will now tAke U1eir unblemished record to Wahama Tuesday, while the Tornadoes meet archrival Eastern at Tuppers Plains th e same night. · Hannan Trace won the reserve game, 42-34, nullifying an excellent individual effort by Southern's Dan Brown who chipped in 12 points and pulled down 20 rebounds. VARSITY BOX Southern (58)- Curfman 111-23; Sayre ~; Theiss 2-0-4; Ord 1-1-3; Warner ().2-2; Nease 2-1-5; Miller 5-5-15. TotAls 24-1(). charity toss to give Waverly a 65-63 lead . Logan's Jim Pierce cut loose with a Is-rooter at the :03 mark - It missed. Greg Culbertson pulled down the rebound, but time nm out before the Chiefs could get oil another shot. Veteran J ohn Shoemaker paced the Tigers with U points . Mitch Wright and Jim Pierce each had t 7 for the ChieftAins. the visitors downfall against tile tight Woverly defense. The ChieftAins hit 26 of 52 field goal attempts for 50 pet., and 11 of 1:1 free throws for 64 pet. Logan hauled down 37 rebounds. Waverly was a cool 24 of fil from the field for 39 pet. The Tigers sank 17 of 24 free throws, and picked off only 2:J rebounds. Waverly had only 11 turnovers . After tAking a 17-16 first period lead, Waverly fell behlng 31-28 just before the halftime intermission . Logan's biggest lead In the game was 3().24, with 2:56 left In the second period. It was a bitter struggle in the third stanza - the score was tied at least six times, and the lead exchanged hands at least five times. Waverly took the lead for keeps when Tom Pfeifer tallied on a fast break with I : 21 left in the third stanza. That made it 47-45. WHS led 50-47 after three periods. N BA Standings The Tigers built up their By United Press International Eastern Conference biggest lead, 00-51, with 4:03 Atlantic Division left ·in the contest. w . I. pet. g.b . Boston 22 5 .815 Logan battled back . The New York 17 13 .567 6112 Chiefs pulled within one with 23 Buffa lo 13 18 . 419 11 Philadelphia 10 20 .333 13 1/z seconds remaining on a threeCentral Division w. 1. pet. g . b . point play by Milch Wright. Capital 1.:1 12 .538 Tony Swindler was then Atlanta 13 15 .464 2 fo.uled on purpose by a ChiefHous ton 11 19 .367 5 Cleve land 11 21 .344 6 tain. With II seconds left, West.e r n Conferen.ce Swindler missed his first atMidwest Division w . 1. pet. g.b. tempt, then canned the second WAVER I. Y - Defending Southeastern Ohio League champion Waverly took a giant step toward its fourth consecutive basketball championship here Friday night by turning back pre-season favorite and previously unbeaten Logan. 65-63. The triumph !ell Coach Carroli-Hawhee's Tigers the only unbeaten team in the SEOAL at the , Christmas holiday break with a 4~ mark. Logan, now 3-1 in conference play, dropped Into a three-way Ue for second place with Gallipolis aod Athens. It was Logan's first setback in six starts. Waverly is 5~ on the year. The Tige rs were scheduled to play at Portsmouth West Saturday night. Logan ou tshot and outrebounded the Tigers, but 22 costly turnovers proved to be 58. Hannan Trace ( 77) - Lusher 7-3-17; Hesson 3-3-9 ; Wells 2-26; Swain 10-8-26; Halley 1-0-2. TotAls 25-16-66. By Quarters: Southern 12 21 8 17--08 Hannan Trace 10 18 16 22---% Milwaukee 25 5 .833 Ch ic ago 24 8 .750 De troit 19 12 .613 KC.Omaha 8 23 .258 Pacific Division w . 1. pet . Golden State 16 10 .615 LosA nge les 18 14 .563 Portland 13 18 .419 Seattle 12 23 .3 43 Phoenix 10 20 . 333 Friday 's Results Buffalo 102 Cleveland 98 Boston 114 Houston 106 Los Angeles 100 Chicago 97 Philadelphia 96 Detroit 93 Portland 109 Golden St . 101 Seat tl e 93 Capital 88 · tOnlygam~s s_ch!duled) o\ PRINCESS •• •• ... Wright picked off 11 rebounds . for LHS, Shoemaker had nine for the Tigers . The victory increased Waverly 's SEOAI. winning streak to 43 - six shy of the alltime mark of 49 - established by Gallipolis teams during the 1953-56 campaigns. In three and one-half years of play in the SEGAL, Waverly teams have · won 45 and lost only one - to Athens. friday 's twx score : WAVERLY (6S) - Thomas 3 0-6 ; Tracey 2-3-7; Duduit 0-1· 1. Shoemaker 11 -6-28 ; Swindler 4 1 9 ; Pieiler .:1 2 10 ; Holland 0 3 3. TOTALS 24- 11-6S . LOGAN 163) - Kemper 3-06 ; Campbell 50 10; Young J-06 ; Wrigh1 S-7-17 ; Pierce 8- \ -17 ; Culbertson 1-3-5; Krebs 1-0-2. TOTALS 26 -11 -63 . By Quarters: W;;~ ve r ly 17 11 22 15---65 Logan 16 15 16 16--63 Reserve sco-re ........ Logan .40 Waverly 36 . ·YOU DON'T HAVE TO HUNT FOR A BARGAIN WE'VE GOT THE BEST HUNTING IN THE AREA FOR A MOBILE HOME RIGHT HERE! ~~08\LE ;AUL ell MADGE NORTHUP HOME S ALES ~H D "t! 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And that includes Master Charge, the card they use to help manage their money and keep December 24th Delivery Guaranteed if Purchased Now! I -' ., I ' I' • �25 - The SWlday Times- Sentinel, Sunday. Dec. 16, 1973 SEU .'>landings All W l W .wr>rly t QgoilO South Pomt 5 0 3~ ) I 44) WITHIN the past three years hundreds of new residents have moved to the Gallipolis area . Although most individuals know how 1<> pronounce the Old French City's name properly, there are some who don't, .including several native Gallipolitans . 33? P orhmouth lr on lon Ja ckson Chcsetpcakc 1 4.Sl 3 1 2 47 3 I 158 4 7 376 4 1 441 7 3 291. 1. 3 314 2 3 263 3 17 18'il :> 14 344 380 357 364 311 Well s ton Me1g s 1 S 140 421 0 5 766 325 Area Results: South Point 88 Ironton St. Joe +++ 45 Wheeler sbu rg 61 SEOAL Gallipolee<:e . It's time for this newspaper to revive it.s campaign to get newcomers and oldcomers alike to pronounce the name of Gallipolis properly. AccidentAlly we eavesdropped a conversation which ran something like this : Stranger: " You pronounce the name of this town Gal!ipolee<:e? Gallipolitan : It's Gallipoliss. Gallipolis, you know, is a com bined Greek and French word meaning ."City of Gauls," and it got its name from 500 Frenchmen who would never have pronounced i before a single consonaut as the " i" in ''it" or in " hiss." As we have wrillen before, speakers of the English language rely on the dictionary for correct pronunciation of words and names; yow- big dictionaries give Gallipolis with the final syllable a long e. This newspaper thinks, for instan ce, that the city school board should make correct pronunciation of words and names a requisite for school teachers it employs. That means all teachers - - not just English teachers--and they should make immediate corrections for students who mispronOW)ce it Gallipolis. Thirly-<me years before us, William Giddings Sibley tried to straighten out the populace of the Old fr ench City on how to say the name. (Gallipolis Daily Tribun e, February 21, 1916) : · You'd not pronounce it with a hiss If you had lived in Gallipoliss. Nor if you'd really wished to please Would you dare call it Gallipolease. The only way to win the fleece, Is to pronounce it Gallipolis, Dividing the name to rhyme with valley Where the first two syllables end with "Galli-" And putting the accent hard and fast On the one syllable fourth and last. ' Even though it sounds funny to you, gentle reader, won 't you cooperate by trying to say it Galtipo\eece and restoring at least this one tradition in all its pristine glory? l -3 p.m . · Dec. 21 ~ Bowling , i-3 p.m . CLUB TO MEET POMEROY - The Meigs County Riding Club will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Greg Roush, Syracuse instead of at the Salisbury township building as was previously announced. J 3 Athens Iron ton Ja ckson 3 1 2 2 1 3 1 247 0 189 250 211 235 229 249 302 4 217 270 0 4 134 305 16 16 1918 1918 Ironton 4 0 Ja ckson Gallipoli s 4 0 2 2 Meigs 2 2 L ogan Wa verly Ath ens 2 2 1 3 i 3 Wellston o 4 TOTALS 16 16 Fr-iday 's Results: Logan 40 Waverly 36 Ja ckson 40 Alhen s 39 194 150 175 178 151 193 154 134 142 1321 158 159 144 _HONEYWELL PENTAX ATJCI • season over a Big Ten foe . The Tigers lost a 7~ de<:ision to Purdue. The Ohio StAte loss was its second evening the Buckeye record at 2-2. Southern zve MERCERVILLE - Hannan Trace's Wildcats zoomed to their &ixth straight hardwood victory here Friday night with a come-from-behind 66-58 win over the Southern Tornadoes. Coach.Paul Dillon's Wildcats now have a 2 game lead over Southern and Eastern in the SVAC " race. However, both . Meigs CoWlly squads, with 2-1 loop marks, are just a game out in the loss column. The Tornadoes, who 'led almost the entire first half, were down by 3 with 3 minutes to go in the fourth period when Southern stole the hall from a Hannan Trace player, but the theft was quickly nullified by a Tornado tlU"nover, and the Wildcats went on to build the bulge back up to 9 points. Once again the Gallians were paced by the one-two punch of 6-0 junior guard Mark Swain and 6-1 senior forward John Lusher. HANDSOME AND UNIQUE TOSS PILLOWS ·- '- One of hundreds of distinctive gifts, where it 's fun to shop ... in our new gift dep 't. Scented candles in all shapes and flavors, floral arrangements, pictures, easels, mirrors, pillows, accessories in brass, ceramics, wood and wax. Come in today I 181 135 154 240 1321 Gallipoli s 42 Meigs 40 Ironton 62 Wellston 47 December 18 Games : Pa rkersburg at Athens QUALLS BWCKS SHOT - Meigs sophomore guard Terry Qualls (21) blocked a jump shot by Ga llia's J im Niday ( 10) midway in the third peri od of Friday's GAHS-Meigs basketba II game. ·Dayton five falls, 76-54 ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UP! ) -:- Freshman Sleve Grote and junior Joe Johnson held Dayton 's tw~ leading scorers to a combined tota l of 16 points Saturday and Michiga n methodically ran up a 76-54 viCtory over the Flyers. Grote limited his freshman counterpart at Dayton, guarQ Johnny Davis, to four ·pointS in the first half and six in the game while Johnson held Don Smith, to four points in the first half and a game total of 12. Davis took a 15.5 ave rage into the game, which left Dayton at 3-2, while Smith was leading the Flyers with a 19.8 average. The victory was Michigan's fifth in six games. ' Campy Russell paced the Wolverin es with 19 points while center C. J . Kupec put in 16 points . Grote had 13 an d Johnson eight. P t . Plea sant a t M eigs Ashland at Ironton · Fairland a! Chesapeake So~,Jth Point at Oa k Hitl December 21 Games : Wheelersburg at New Boston December 22 G~mes : Portsmouth at I rohton New Lexing ton at Logan Chillicothe at Jackson SEOAL FROSH Team W L Logan Gallipolis · Me i gs Ja ckson Athens Wave r ly Ironton Wellston TOTALS o P bP 0 2 2 2 2'4 167 125 137 126 110 114 128 154 133 1 3 145 152 .:1 .:1 2 2 2 1 0 3 148 153 4 75 203 16 16 1147 1147 Thursday 's results : Ga lli polis 39 Meigs 3 1 JacksOn 34 Athens 28 Logan 55 Waverly 29 Ironton 45 Well ston 17 Wilh revolu t ionary new Su per-Multi -Co a ted TAKUMAR len s fo r the sharpest, tru£;sl color oliCiu '" ' ' ' ' you can take! : • Throu gh- th e-lem me le,in"li for correct exposure every time . .. • ASA Rcmgc from 20 to 32(1D f · • Classic; Pent ax design - a " natural " to hold and use! Plu s many other cxclu ~ ive feature s !h at make the Pentax Spotmntic II c,1pable of Saturday '<.; Result : fine fu·rniture carpet draperies interior design '179.5u See our compleTe 11ne TAWNEY STUDIO came"'· 422 Seco'nd Ave. , Ohio . Gallipolis ,. . Athens 27 Meigs 25 ATHENS - Coach Charles McAfee's Athens Bulldogs scored their third straight Southeastern Ohio League victory here Friday night by turning back vl~iling Jackson. OPEN EVERY NITE TIL 9 PM outperformine most oth.Jij_ . Second •t Gr•pe . 'QMI ... 'tilll'lliilt • • triii . . . . . . . . . _ MILWAUKEE:, Wis . (U P!) - The Milwaukee Bucks used a balanced scoring attack to hand the Atlanta Hawks a 11682 defeat in a national . basketball game Saturday. · Bob Dandridge and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 21 points· each, Lucius Allen had 20 and Oscar Robertson 18 to lead the College Basketball Results By United Press International Volunteer C lassie• Temple 70 -U tah St . 61 Tennessee 96 Depaul 61 Jayhilwk C.lassic Oregon 5.:1 Princeton 53 Kansas 66 Wash . St : 51 East Colgate 91 Bucknell 58 Potsdam 6.4 BroCkport 48 Harvard 68 Boston CoiL 6S Malone 75 Geneva 73 St . Mry ' s 93 Va . Union 91, ot Mrcyhrs·t Coli . 93 E . Cent. St·. G•lllpolla, Ohio ... , . . . . . . . . . . . . , at . . . Bucks. Lou Hudson with 22 and Wall Bellamy with 19 led Atlanta. 74 Pete Maravich , the second leading scorer in the NBA with a 29 point a .verage~ scored only tw o points and was beset by fouls from the early moments 0f the game. CORNING WARE® 've • lt. PRODUCTS TRIO SET SPE£;IAL MODERATE QUAKE PALMER, Alaska (UPI) -A moderate earthquake rumbled along the ocean floor Friday about 90 miles southwest of Adak, the Palmer Observatory reported . . 69-51. Mark Mace paced the Bulldogs with 23 points. Mike McDonald tossed in 13 for the Ironmen. Athens led 12-10, 28-16 and 4634 at the quartermarks. Athens sank '1:1 of 56 field goal attempts for 46 pet., and the Bulldogs were 15 of 2:J at the foul clrcles . "The wlnners picked off 41 rebounds. Mace snagged 10. Jackson hit 21 of 60 shots from the field for 35 pet. The Ironmen were nine of 18 at tile foul circles. Jackson had 34 reboWldS. Don Jenkins hauled down 11. . Athens is now 4-2 on the year. Jackson dropped to 2-3 overall. AthenS is 3-1 in conference play, Jackson is 1-3. Athens will host Parkersburg Tuesday. Jackwon will host . Chillicothe Saturday, Box score: N. ActamsSt . 69W . New Eng 59 Midwest Purdue 81 Ind iana St.. 69 Illinois 87 No . Mlch . 72 Kentucky 88 Iowa 80 Ferris St. 70 Trl -St. 57 Lakeland 85 Principia 66 · Lawrence H Nrthwstrn 66 . Culver -Stockton 95 Knoll 79 Wayne St . 82 ChiCago St . 72 Mckendree 88 Gre-enville 76 Trinity 96 Lake Forest 90 Rockford 83 Rose -Hulman 70 JACK~ON (51) - Conroy 3·1· North Park 69 Carleton 66 8 ; McDonald 6-1-13; Wh i te J.o. Southwest 6; Jenkins 4-0-a; · Fimnin 1· 1·3· N.W Okll!l . St . 84 Oklli . Bapt . 73 Grillo 1-0-2; . Buchanan 0·2-2: Utl!lh 85 Dartmouth 54 Chinn l -0-2; DeStephen 2-3./ St . Mry , Tex 86 Tex . AI 70 TOTALS 21 -9-51. Great Falls 93 Chit::o st. 67 Trnty , Te~c 9-4 Hustn -T.IItsn 75 Athens (69)- Skinner 5-1-11 ; East Cent . 71 Pnhndle St . 60 Faulkner 2-1-5; T. EllwOod 1-3NE Okla . 51. 79 Phillips 77 5; Chonko 3- J. J ; Smith 0 -2-2; West Locke 3 -2-8 ; Mace ll - 1-28; MonJ . St . 95 Seattle Pac . 81 Dailey 1-4-6 ; D. Ellwood 1-0-2. Ft. Lew is 79 Western St . 73 Total~ 27 -15-69 . Grand Cenyon 99 Adams St . 85 By Quarters : Neb. Wslyn 83 Colo . M "ines 6S Washington 75 Gonzaga 53 JaCkson 10 6 18 11- 51 Portland St. 71 W . Wash . 63 · Athens 12 16 28 23--{1 9 Southern Cal 85 Santa Clara 61 Rese,-ve sco,.e : . Ja ck son 40 Nev -Reno96 Sacrmento St . 70 Athens 39. Seattle 62 Penn St . 60 Utah 85 Dartmouth 5.tl ' ... Swain, one of the area's top point-producers had 26 markers while Lusher dumped in 17. Norman Curfman , 6-1 senior forward paced coach Carl Wolfe's cagers with 23 points, while senior guard Bob Miller added 15. The Tornadoes were hampered by foul trouble dUring the contest before a capacity crowd at the Wildcat gym, as senior guard Randy Warner, who had Swain bottled up pretty well in the early goi ng, got in foul trouble as did senior forward Pete Sayre , who picked up his third foul early in the first quarter and eventually fouled out after seeing just two quarters of action. The third period was disaster for the Tornadoes. Southern was outscored 16-8 during that stanza. Swain was the big gWl in the Wildcats' 22 point fourth quarter, dlUOping in 12 points. Shooting wise, Hannan Trace Bulldogs capture • third league wzn Milwaukee tops Atlanta SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) It's a good idea to leave a light in the window - despite the energy shortage - if you're going away for the holiday. Police and insuranCe companies say house owners should give their .residences a ~' lived-in ''· look to discourage burglars, the Fireman's Fund American Jnsurance Company says. . Gallipoli s 294 186 792 226 SEOAL RESERVES Team W L POP A GOOD IDEA Cards and games, P OP o 1 Athens 69 Jackson 51 Gallipolis 68 Me igs 53 Ir onton 68 Well ston 33 TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of the Daily Tribune and weekly Gallia Times ... Temperature dips to 10 degrees a~ wintry blast hits Gallia area ... Richard Carter resigns chair' mansh1p of Gall1pohs Reta1l Merchants Committee ... Army Cpl. , Glenn Crabtree, Bidwell, has chat with Gen. John E. Hull, commander-in-chief, Far East, while a patient in Tokyo Army HosplU!Iin Japan. GAHS chalks up fourth and fifth straight cage wins by downing Middleport 83-50 and Nelsonville 74-57. Dec . 20 - W L 4 COLUMJJJA, Mo. tUPI1 - Al as three. Eberhard dwnped in 24 points Bill Andreas led a balanced and Steve Dangos added 14 to Buckeye scoring with 14 points. lead Missouri to a 71-68 upset Dan Gerhard added 12. win Saturday over Ohio StAle. For M1ssouri, now 3~2, the The Tigers took an early 10-4 victory was the first this lead before Ohio State closed to tie at 12·12 six minutes into the game. The lead changed hands three times in the half. There were also 13 ties .before Missouri took command with two minutes left in the half, 3832. The Tigers widened the margin to a 66-54 count with seven minutes left in the game before a late Ohio State charge brought the Buckeyes as close Friday 's Res ults: Wa verly 65 Logan 63 . +++ ' Team Well ston TOTAL S LOOSE NOTES- We would like to wish speedy recoveries to James N. M. Davis, Harland Martin and Wyman Sheets, All three Gallipolitans underwent surgery recently . · Quilting all day, VAR~ITY Waverly Logan Meigs +++ Dec.- 19 crafts. . Portsmouth East 53 +++ POMEROY Senior Citizens . Center a c:: tivities:· Dec. 17 - Chair ca ning . Dec . 18- Carps and games, 1-3 p.m. '}3/ Chesapeake 56 Rock Hill sa ATTY. John E. Halliday, a "stickler" on the correct pronunciation of Gallipolis. feels it is about time to remind all newcomers (a nd native residents} on how to say the name of our lair city. Editor J . Shennan Porter, in a 1947 edition of the weekly Gallia Times, wrote the following article in connection with the "issue." Center schedule P OP 5 Gdlhpo\1~ Wheeler ~ bur() Athpn ~ By Hobart Wilso11 Jr. aver GAME~ Te01 m BLUE GORNFLOWER EMBt..EM ., hit 25 of 53 field goal attempts for 47.2 pet. and 16 of 24 free throws. Southern canned 25 of 55 from the floor for 43.6 pet. and just 10 of 20 at the charity stripe, which Wolfe labeled as the Southern downfall. " We lost it at the foul line,., said the first-y ear mentor, noting that his Tornadoes missed the front end of live I and ( chances in the fourth quarter alone. Curfman led all rebounders on the night, grabbing ll of the Tornadoes' 39 caroms, while Dave Theiss added 10 har- nesses. Don Wells , 6-5 Wildca t senior. led Hannan Trace boardmen with 10. Dillon said, " We weren 't mentally ready for them. Curfman hurt us in the first half.'; The Wildcats will now tAke U1eir unblemished record to Wahama Tuesday, while the Tornadoes meet archrival Eastern at Tuppers Plains th e same night. · Hannan Trace won the reserve game, 42-34, nullifying an excellent individual effort by Southern's Dan Brown who chipped in 12 points and pulled down 20 rebounds. VARSITY BOX Southern (58)- Curfman 111-23; Sayre ~; Theiss 2-0-4; Ord 1-1-3; Warner ().2-2; Nease 2-1-5; Miller 5-5-15. TotAls 24-1(). charity toss to give Waverly a 65-63 lead . Logan's Jim Pierce cut loose with a Is-rooter at the :03 mark - It missed. Greg Culbertson pulled down the rebound, but time nm out before the Chiefs could get oil another shot. Veteran J ohn Shoemaker paced the Tigers with U points . Mitch Wright and Jim Pierce each had t 7 for the ChieftAins. the visitors downfall against tile tight Woverly defense. The ChieftAins hit 26 of 52 field goal attempts for 50 pet., and 11 of 1:1 free throws for 64 pet. Logan hauled down 37 rebounds. Waverly was a cool 24 of fil from the field for 39 pet. The Tigers sank 17 of 24 free throws, and picked off only 2:J rebounds. Waverly had only 11 turnovers . After tAking a 17-16 first period lead, Waverly fell behlng 31-28 just before the halftime intermission . Logan's biggest lead In the game was 3().24, with 2:56 left In the second period. It was a bitter struggle in the third stanza - the score was tied at least six times, and the lead exchanged hands at least five times. Waverly took the lead for keeps when Tom Pfeifer tallied on a fast break with I : 21 left in the third stanza. That made it 47-45. WHS led 50-47 after three periods. N BA Standings The Tigers built up their By United Press International Eastern Conference biggest lead, 00-51, with 4:03 Atlantic Division left ·in the contest. w . I. pet. g.b . Boston 22 5 .815 Logan battled back . The New York 17 13 .567 6112 Chiefs pulled within one with 23 Buffa lo 13 18 . 419 11 Philadelphia 10 20 .333 13 1/z seconds remaining on a threeCentral Division w. 1. pet. g . b . point play by Milch Wright. Capital 1.:1 12 .538 Tony Swindler was then Atlanta 13 15 .464 2 fo.uled on purpose by a ChiefHous ton 11 19 .367 5 Cleve land 11 21 .344 6 tain. With II seconds left, West.e r n Conferen.ce Swindler missed his first atMidwest Division w . 1. pet. g.b. tempt, then canned the second WAVER I. Y - Defending Southeastern Ohio League champion Waverly took a giant step toward its fourth consecutive basketball championship here Friday night by turning back pre-season favorite and previously unbeaten Logan. 65-63. The triumph !ell Coach Carroli-Hawhee's Tigers the only unbeaten team in the SEOAL at the , Christmas holiday break with a 4~ mark. Logan, now 3-1 in conference play, dropped Into a three-way Ue for second place with Gallipolis aod Athens. It was Logan's first setback in six starts. Waverly is 5~ on the year. The Tige rs were scheduled to play at Portsmouth West Saturday night. Logan ou tshot and outrebounded the Tigers, but 22 costly turnovers proved to be 58. Hannan Trace ( 77) - Lusher 7-3-17; Hesson 3-3-9 ; Wells 2-26; Swain 10-8-26; Halley 1-0-2. TotAls 25-16-66. By Quarters: Southern 12 21 8 17--08 Hannan Trace 10 18 16 22---% Milwaukee 25 5 .833 Ch ic ago 24 8 .750 De troit 19 12 .613 KC.Omaha 8 23 .258 Pacific Division w . 1. pet . Golden State 16 10 .615 LosA nge les 18 14 .563 Portland 13 18 .419 Seattle 12 23 .3 43 Phoenix 10 20 . 333 Friday 's Results Buffalo 102 Cleveland 98 Boston 114 Houston 106 Los Angeles 100 Chicago 97 Philadelphia 96 Detroit 93 Portland 109 Golden St . 101 Seat tl e 93 Capital 88 · tOnlygam~s s_ch!duled) o\ PRINCESS •• •• ... Wright picked off 11 rebounds . for LHS, Shoemaker had nine for the Tigers . The victory increased Waverly 's SEOAI. winning streak to 43 - six shy of the alltime mark of 49 - established by Gallipolis teams during the 1953-56 campaigns. In three and one-half years of play in the SEGAL, Waverly teams have · won 45 and lost only one - to Athens. friday 's twx score : WAVERLY (6S) - Thomas 3 0-6 ; Tracey 2-3-7; Duduit 0-1· 1. Shoemaker 11 -6-28 ; Swindler 4 1 9 ; Pieiler .:1 2 10 ; Holland 0 3 3. TOTALS 24- 11-6S . LOGAN 163) - Kemper 3-06 ; Campbell 50 10; Young J-06 ; Wrigh1 S-7-17 ; Pierce 8- \ -17 ; Culbertson 1-3-5; Krebs 1-0-2. TOTALS 26 -11 -63 . By Quarters: W;;~ ve r ly 17 11 22 15---65 Logan 16 15 16 16--63 Reserve sco-re ........ Logan .40 Waverly 36 . ·YOU DON'T HAVE TO HUNT FOR A BARGAIN WE'VE GOT THE BEST HUNTING IN THE AREA FOR A MOBILE HOME RIGHT HERE! ~~08\LE ;AUL ell MADGE NORTHUP HOME S ALES ~H D "t! 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And that includes Master Charge, the card they use to help manage their money and keep December 24th Delivery Guaranteed if Purchased Now! I -' ., I ' I' • �'ll - The Sunday Times ·Sentinel, Sunday, Dec. 16, 1973 26 - T~Sunday final eight minutes of action, Coach Fe.rrell Hesso n's Vikings used a fast break and clutch foul shooting to blitz the Bobcats. Coach Jim Arledge's 'Cats had jumped into a 23-13 lead at the end of the first period and were in front by 10, 3:1-23 at the half. Symmes Valley came roaring back in the second half out~ooting KC, 21).17 in the third period. . Five players hit in double. figures for the winners. Mike Burcham and Rodney Bennett led the way with 18 points; Jaye Myers had 14; Paul Jones 13 and Jim Myers 10. Kyger Creek's attack was paced by 5-10 junior . forward Dave Wise. Wise canned 18 points; Joe Stidham, 6-2 junior center had his best effort of the season, 14 points and II rebounds; John Rumley, senior forward had 14 points and 15 rebounds. According to the charts, Symmes Valley sank 30 of 66 field attempts for 41 pet. and 17 of 33 from the free throw line for 52 pet. Kyger Creek hit 2lJ of 67 from the floor for 43 pet. and 12 of 21 at the charity stripe. The Bobcats had 18 costly turn· overs. Kyger Creek won the reserve game, 36-34 on two free throws by Tim Lucas. Waverly coach stepping down . • WAVERLY -The Waverly City Board of Education is looking for its third football coach in four years after accepting the resignation of Tom Oyer, as head football coach and physical education in· struciion, effective with the end of the current school year. Oyer, in two years, compiled a record of three wins, 15losses and tie. ' a Pirates, 68-60 Bill Metzner and Lucas pa ced the winners with 12 and 10 points respectively. Brammer had 10 points for the losers. The win gave Synl.mes Symme S Valley 071 - Bur cham 7-ll-18; Jay e My er s S 4-14 ; Ji m Myer s 5-0-10 ; Be nnett 7-4-18 : Brown 0-4-4 and Jone s 61 13 . Totals 30-17-77 . Kyger Creek (7t1) - Hudson 3-3-9; Rumley6 -2-14; Tabor 2-15; Clay J-0-6 ; Roush 1-0-2; Wis e 7-4-18 ; Stidham 7-1 15 ; Lucas 00-0 ; Kern '0-1,1. Totals 29-12 -70. By Quarters : ~ym . Willey 13 10 20 34- 77 Kyger Cr eek 23 10 17 20...,_70 The Eagles had gotten off to season, losiog 3 of their nrst 4 Box Score Varsity Box Eastern (68) - Dill 12-2- 26 , Spencer 2-1-5, Sheets 10-0-20, Goebel 2-1-6, Baum 2· 3-7, Milhoan 1-2-4. Atherton 0-0-0. · North Gallia (60) - Weddington 0-0-0, Loga_n 1-0-2, Robinette 5-2-12 , Sm1fh 0-0-0, Camden 5-1-11, Stout 8-6-22 , James 5-3-13. By quarters : Eastern 16 10 18 24--{)8 North Ga l lia 15 21 6 18-60 Reserve Box Eastern L35) - Blake 1-1-3, Harris 3-2-B. Bailey 4-0-B, Nelson 0-0-0, Bowen 2-0-4, Good 1-4-6, Eichinger 3-0-6. North Gallia (31) ...,-. Logan 50-10, Justice 0-0-0, Runyan 3-28, Payne 4-1-9, Deamey 1-2-4, Stal ling s 0-0-0. By quarters : Eastern 12 8 9 6- 35 North Gallia 2 11 10 B- 31 ABA Standings By United Press International East w . I. pel. g . b . 22 11 .667 Carolina 18 10 .643 Jlh Kentucky 19 13 .594 2111 New York 8 19 .296 11 Virginia 9 24 .273 13 Memphis West w . 1. pet . g.b. Utah 17 13 .567 Indiana 16 -15 .516 1'12 San ~ntonip 16 16 .500 2 Denver 14 14 .500 2 San Diego 14 18 .438 4 Friday's games Kentucky 11 5 Memphis 94 Utah 132 C~rolina 130. 3 ots San Diego 112 New York 104 (Only games sched:uled) · NHI.. :,tanOmy~ Bv United Press International East w. 1. t . pts gf ga 19 4 3 41122 -68 Boston Montreal 16 7 4 36 90 .72 NYRangrs l3 a · 8 34112 88 Toronto 14 11 5 33 102 8J 2 30 9:4 2 22 86 5 17 59 7 17 65 86 123 83 88 Sheets who poured in 10 from the field for 20 points . Senior Tim Baum, while netting just 7 points , played an excellent game, according to PhLJiips, passing f9r 9 assists. The Eagles committed just 12 turnovers, by far their lowes! total of the season , The Pirates, meanwhile, were not at a loss for scorers themselves, Led by Stout with 22 points, James with 131 Robinette with 12 and Camden with 11. In the reserve game, the Eagle junior varsity downed North Gallia 35-31. The Devils led almost the entire way, behind the work of 6-5 senior Gil Price who totaled 14 points and garnered 19 rebounds. The Marauders of Roger. Brauer went on top once, 8--7, on a 12 foot jumper by 6-3 junior Dan Dodson with 2:28 ' remaining In the Initial games, with the win Friday night raising the Eastern record to 2-3. The Pirates jumped out to a 10 point halftime advantage at VALENTINE SCORES - Gallipolis' Tom Valentine ( 22 ) slipped behind Meigs defenders 36-26, before , as Phillips put it, for two points on this play Friday night. Looking on are Terry Qualls (21) , Steve Price ( 13) and the Eagles began controlling Danny Dodson· (25). the tempo of the game, via excellent rebounding. The Eagles came back in the third' period to take a two point Lead at 44-42 behind the strong boardwork of Steve Dill who IRONTON (68) - Green 2-2WELLSTON Ironton the field, sinking 29 of 65 at· 6; Neal 2-0-.:1 ; Shropshire J.0.2; had 15 caroms on the night. That fourth period was a nip chalked up its second straight tempts. IHS was 10 of 14 at the Rann 11 -2-2.:1 ; Fitzpatrick 2·3-7; Brown 2·0-4; McCreary, 0-2-2.· foul circles. Ironton had 49 Southeastern Ohio League and tuck affair until Dill, who Fa irchild 3·0-6; Wylie 1-0·2; basketball triwnph by turning rebounds. Fitzpatrick pulled Howard 3- 1·7 ; Dil ley 2-0·4. led all scorers on the night with back Wellsto n 68-33 here down 10. Wellston hit 13 of 59 TOTALS 19-10·68 . 26 points, broke loose for five WELLSTON (33) D. from the field for 22 pet. The Friday night. . straight baskets, aided by the Gll l iland2 -0-4; K. Gilliland 1-1Rockets were seven of 20 at the The . Tigers are 2·3 overall, 3; Peop les 6-4-16 ; Long 2-2-6; fact that he was being guarded and 2-2 in c onference play. foul circles. Wellston had 26 McK inniss 2-0-4. TOTALS IJ .J. by Sterling Logan who had to Wellston is 1·5 overall, and 1).4 rebounds . Roger Long picked 33 . be careful with 4 personal By Quarter s: off nine. in league action. foul s. Ironton · 10 18 20 20----68 Ironton will host Ashland, Wellston 4 8 7 1.:1- 33 The Rockets have now Lost 20 The Eagles used a match up Reserve score: consecutive SEOAL games ln Ky., Tuesday and Portsmouth zone the first half, which Ironton 62 Well ston 47 three years - three short of on Saturday. Pomeroy and Middleport's all· time losing streak of 23 -set in the mid-1950s and early 1000s. Dave Rann 's 24 points led Ironton's attack. Randy Peoples tallied 16 for · the Rockets. 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Louis 11 10 6 28 Los Angeles 9 15 .4 22 Minnesota 7 14 7 21 Pittsbu rgh B 15 4 20 California 7 19 3 17 Friday's Results Montreal 2 Ca lifornia 2 (Only game scheduled ) 86 70 74 76 79 73 67 48 76 70 91 96 103 112 Great Falls Portland Bismarck $2.50 $2.60 $2.10 Boise $2.50 Des Moines Grand Island Salt Lake Citv San Francisco $2.50 . $2.60 Los Angeles $1.60 $2.10 Dcnvc:r La.5Vcgas Pittsburgh $2.05 St.Louis $2.10 $2.00 $2.50 Lubbock $2.10 Dallas 54 FAST FOOf RACE - Gallia's Jim Singer (12) races toward the hoop during Friday's GARS-Meigs basketball game at Gallipolis. In pursuit is Meigs' Steve Price ( 13). G.\HS won, 68-03. (Steve Wilson photo). GALUPOUS-EdSmith, fi. 2 sophomore center, scored on a layup with 2:53 remaining in the game for Coach Willard (Buddy ) Moore's GARS Blue Imps and it turned out to be the winning bucket as the Gallipolis reserves edged Coach Ron Logan's Marauder reserve team 42-40 in a thriller here Friday night. The victory left the Mooremen in a three.way tie for third place in the reserve standings with Meigs and Logan with a 2-2 record. The Imps led 12-!U after one period of play . .Meigs forged GALLIPOLIS (68) FG· A FT· A 4·9 2·7 7-9 0-0 7-16 0 -0 5-15 3·3 2·9 3-4 0· 1 0-0 '3· 7 o.o 0·0 2· 2 o.o Reb. PF Pts . TO B 7 19 0 3 1 3 I 4 10 2 2 2 3 14 14 13 7 0 3 1 3 0 0. 6 2 3 3 3 1 2 0 1 0 15 0 0 0·0 0 l -1 0-0 0 2 0 20 68 29-67 10· 16 42 MEIGS ISJ) FG· A fT.A Reb . PF Pts . TO 3 4-5 3 B 5 0 10 3 1 0·2 1-4 6 3 20 2·4 7 9-19 1 10 5 4-13 2-2 5 1 6 4 3-6 0·0 2 0 0 I 2 ' 1· 4 1 2 2 1· 2 0·0 . 2 1 I 4 1-2 2-3 3 0 0 0 0· 0 .0 · 1 0 0 0 0 0·0 0 20 14 53 23· 53 7-14 34 o.o ahead 24-23 just before the halftirp.e intermission. Meigs held the upper hand until Brent Saunders tied it up 29-all with I :08left in the third period. Brett Wilson's goal at the buzzer gave GARS a 33·31 advantage after three periods. The Imps held four point margins twice ill' the last stanza, 37-33 at the 5:01 mark, and 42-38 with 2:>3 remaining. Jerry Cremeens' goal with 2:43 left in the contest completed the game's scoring. Meigs hit 16 of 39 field goal attempts for 42 pet. The visitors sank eight of 16 free throw attempts, and com· mitted II personals, Chip · Brauer fouled out with 4:24 Left in the game. Meigs snagged 25 rebounds. Mickey Davenport had nine. The Losers has 17 turnoverS. The Imps sank 19 of 41 field goal attempts for 40 pet., and Coshocton 46 A shl and 44 Wheelersburg 61 Port sm o u1h East 53 Clay Twp . 63 Green Twp. 41 Eastern 70 Southw est ern 62 Portsmouth Notre Dam e 75 Minf ord 48 Piqua 73 Lima Shawnee 65 Bellefontaine 63 Sidney 59 Delphos St. John 94 Kenton 53 Rossford 69 Anthony Waune 44 Elyr ia 64 Mansfield Sen ior 54 Clear Fork 73 Crest line 68 Hil lsdale 68 Rittman 60 Bucyrus 58 Tiffin Columbian 56 Zanesville 69 Lanca ster 58 West Muskingum 73 Crooks: v i lle 48 Tri Valley 68 John Glenn 50 NeVJ Lexington 5.:1 Sher i dan 53 ( ot) Imps slip by Meigs, 42-40 Caldwell 55 Skyview 46 Frontier 61 Shenandoah 44 Riverv iew 69 Meadowbrook 63 Upper Arlington 57 Newark 50 Cleve . East Tech 66 Cleve . J . Adams 58 Cloverlea f 62 Orrville 41 Fort Frye 49 Waterford 47 Ch illi cothe 51 Marietta 42 Co.lumbus E. 8.:1 Columbu s Whetstone 77 Cols. Eastmor 73 Cols . West 66 Cols. Waln ut Ridge 76 Cols . South 48 Cols. Northland 70 Col s. M cKin ley 60 Cols . Mohawk 83 Cols. Central was four of 10 at the foul cir· des. GARS had 14 personals. Brett Wilson fouled out with 3:35 remaining in the game. The Imps had · 26 rebounds. Roger Brandeberry picked off . seven. The Gallians · had 13 tumovers. Brett Wilson led the Imps with 16 points. Brent Wilson added II. Brent Johnson tallied 74 eight. Delaware 64 Westland 54 Greg Browning led Meigs Mt . Vernon 50 Reynoldsburg 44 with nine points. Brauer and Whitehall 73 Westerville 54 Co\s . DeSales 7~ Cols. Wherle Davenport each had eight. S2.00 $2.00 $2.10 $2.10 . We Like To Help Make Good Things Happen MEIGS '8' (40)- Brauer 40-8 ; Davenport 3-2-8 ; Browhing 4-1·9; Marshalll -2· 4 ; Magnotta 3-1-7; Cremeens 2-0-4; Cha pman 0-0-0; Anderson 0-0-0. TOTALS '16-B-40. BLUE IMPS (42)- Wil son 72-16 i Folden0-1-1; Sau nders5· 1-11 ; Johnson 4-0-8 ; Owens 2-04; UttteO-O.Q; Brandeberry 0-0. 0; Smi th 1-0-2. TOTALS 19-4-42. 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In the 5th grade thriUer, Miller Led the Letart victory, pwnping in 17 markers, while Riffle , Wolfe and Hupp each contributed 4 points. For Syracuse, Hayes poured in 15, follow.ed by Patterson and Nease with 4 each, and Harris and McKnickle with 2 apiece . • $2.00 $2.05 Phoenix SYRACUSE - Syracuse and Letart elementary schools split a pair of games Wednesday, with the Syracuse 6th graders taking Letart, 42·17 , while Letart grabbed the 5th grade game, 29-27 in two overtimes. Leading the Syracuse attack in the 6th grade romp were John Davis with 19 points and Jack Duffy with 1>. Mike Nance chipped in 4 and Steve Norton added 2. ""~ Louisville Tulsa $2.60 cashed In on 10 of 16 charity shots, while Meigs could net just seven of 14 free throws, missing the front ends of one and one chances three times in the last period. Price's 19 caroms led all rebounders, while getting help from teammates Sickles and Valentine with eight and seven respectively. The Marauders were led on the boards by senior forward Bill Myers with 10, followed by Dodson with seven, and Coats and Qualls with five apiece. Price, who left the game with I: 12 remaining following a nasty tumble under the GARS bucket, was taken to Holzer Medical Center after the game. Results revealed the GAHS center suffered a hairline rib fracture, However, coach Osborne reported Price wUI wear a brace the next few days and added that he will be able to practice with the team Monday. The Blue Devils, 3·1 overall and in the SEOAL host Chesapeake Dec . 28. The Marauders, meanwhiJe, will take on the Pt. Pleasant Big Blacks Tuesday, Dec. 18, on the Rock Springs planks. Game time is7:30 p.m. Scoring by quarters : 12 18 17 21-68 Gallipolis Meigs 10 12 14 17-.'i3 Dodson led aU scorers on the night, pumping in nine of 19 field attempts and adding two • charity tosses for 20 points. It was a rugged battle all evening, with Gallipolis taking a commanding lead at the beginning of the second period, spurting for 10 straight points ·before the Marauders could put anything through their net, )hat coming at the 4:09 mark ,;,y;hen Dodson hit from 15 feet. • It was the second time in three days that a beginning -<>f. the-period cold spell had meant defeat for the Marauders. Tuesday evening, leading Athens by two going into the fourth quarter, the Meigs nets hung still for almost five minutes while the Bulldogs netted 14 points, eventuallY .winning by 10.' That Gallipolis spurt put ' Meigs deep in a hole, with the --Marauders · never getting within shooting range of the -: lead, although they did manage ·to climb ·within five at 34-29 midway through the third ·period and within six several limes in the final quarter. Player · M ike Sickles Time and again the long Tom Vel Ientine range shooting of junior Jim Gil Pri ce ., Niday, who hit a season hlgb Ji m Niday . ~13 points, and the tips of Jim Singer ',- forward Tom Valentine and Mi~e Berridge Gary Snowden . Mike Sickles doused the Jim ,War·r en • · Meigs come~J!tck altempls. Price and Valentine led Roger Dailey •GAHS with 14 each. Niday bad Paul Taylor TOTALS ;.,' 13, Sickles 10 and and Jim · ':'Singer seven. Player -v Meigs, meanwhile, had Terry Qualls Bill Myers ~"",SUpport for Dodson's scoring from junior guard Lonnie Dan Dodson Lonn ie Coats "eoata who hit for 10, followed St~ve Price .:by sophomore Terry Qualls Perk Ault ::-with eight and Steve Price with Steve Walburn Orr ion Blanchard ..;':six. .""':'.; Both squads hit 43 pet. from Mick Ash M.ay - the floor, with Gallipolis 'Mike TOTALS '':""connecting 29 times in 67 at· '! ~mpts, while MRS hit on 23 of ;: ;;li3 tries . The Blue Devils New Eng Syracuse, Letart split GALLIPOLIS - The Gallia Academy Blue Devils, before a screaming capacity crowd, out· ·scored Meigs in every quarter here Friday night enroute to a 68·53 victory over the visiting Marauders. Jim Osborne's cagers took a 12-10 lead at the end of the first frame and increased it each period, leading by eight at halftime , 11 after three stanzas and the final 15 point spread . . I w , I. t . pll gf IB 10 I 37 112 Chic ago By DENNY FOBES SKYLINE LANES and PRO-SHOP a disappointing start this • Price garners 19 caroms, Dodson rips nets for 20 more natural now ." Eastern, Pirates 11 16 14 15 Phillips admits is somewhat surprising for a big team, but he adds, " We still had good pressure." In the second half, Eastern switched back to its customary man to man. defense. Phillips said the victory, the Eagles' second in three SVAC attempts, was mainly possible because of the desire and tremendous effort put forward by his cagers. "That desire was evident,'' said Phillips, ''in the third quarter when several steals kept our offense going." Dill was joined in the scoring colwnn by senior guard John TUPPERS PLAINS - "One flne game." Eastern head coach Bill Phillips was nothing but happy after directing his Eagles to a fi8..60 come-from-behind victory over the North Gallia Pirates here Friday evening in a key SVAC battle lor both squads. Phillips, who shifted to a new 1·2-2 offense, sending Steve Dill and Larry Atherton or Tony Milhoan into a double low post, sajd the new offense "Gave us better and closer shots. Our players had much more freedom, and we're playing Valley a 2·3 mark this season while KC dropped to 2-3 in all games and 1-3 in the SVAC. Varsity box: . 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Wise canned 18 points; Joe Stidham, 6-2 junior center had his best effort of the season, 14 points and II rebounds; John Rumley, senior forward had 14 points and 15 rebounds. According to the charts, Symmes Valley sank 30 of 66 field attempts for 41 pet. and 17 of 33 from the free throw line for 52 pet. Kyger Creek hit 2lJ of 67 from the floor for 43 pet. and 12 of 21 at the charity stripe. The Bobcats had 18 costly turn· overs. Kyger Creek won the reserve game, 36-34 on two free throws by Tim Lucas. Waverly coach stepping down . • WAVERLY -The Waverly City Board of Education is looking for its third football coach in four years after accepting the resignation of Tom Oyer, as head football coach and physical education in· struciion, effective with the end of the current school year. Oyer, in two years, compiled a record of three wins, 15losses and tie. ' a Pirates, 68-60 Bill Metzner and Lucas pa ced the winners with 12 and 10 points respectively. Brammer had 10 points for the losers. The win gave Synl.mes Symme S Valley 071 - Bur cham 7-ll-18; Jay e My er s S 4-14 ; Ji m Myer s 5-0-10 ; Be nnett 7-4-18 : Brown 0-4-4 and Jone s 61 13 . Totals 30-17-77 . Kyger Creek (7t1) - Hudson 3-3-9; Rumley6 -2-14; Tabor 2-15; Clay J-0-6 ; Roush 1-0-2; Wis e 7-4-18 ; Stidham 7-1 15 ; Lucas 00-0 ; Kern '0-1,1. Totals 29-12 -70. By Quarters : ~ym . Willey 13 10 20 34- 77 Kyger Cr eek 23 10 17 20...,_70 The Eagles had gotten off to season, losiog 3 of their nrst 4 Box Score Varsity Box Eastern (68) - Dill 12-2- 26 , Spencer 2-1-5, Sheets 10-0-20, Goebel 2-1-6, Baum 2· 3-7, Milhoan 1-2-4. Atherton 0-0-0. · North Gallia (60) - Weddington 0-0-0, Loga_n 1-0-2, Robinette 5-2-12 , Sm1fh 0-0-0, Camden 5-1-11, Stout 8-6-22 , James 5-3-13. By quarters : Eastern 16 10 18 24--{)8 North Ga l lia 15 21 6 18-60 Reserve Box Eastern L35) - Blake 1-1-3, Harris 3-2-B. Bailey 4-0-B, Nelson 0-0-0, Bowen 2-0-4, Good 1-4-6, Eichinger 3-0-6. North Gallia (31) ...,-. Logan 50-10, Justice 0-0-0, Runyan 3-28, Payne 4-1-9, Deamey 1-2-4, Stal ling s 0-0-0. By quarters : Eastern 12 8 9 6- 35 North Gallia 2 11 10 B- 31 ABA Standings By United Press International East w . I. pel. g . b . 22 11 .667 Carolina 18 10 .643 Jlh Kentucky 19 13 .594 2111 New York 8 19 .296 11 Virginia 9 24 .273 13 Memphis West w . 1. pet . g.b. Utah 17 13 .567 Indiana 16 -15 .516 1'12 San ~ntonip 16 16 .500 2 Denver 14 14 .500 2 San Diego 14 18 .438 4 Friday's games Kentucky 11 5 Memphis 94 Utah 132 C~rolina 130. 3 ots San Diego 112 New York 104 (Only games sched:uled) · NHI.. :,tanOmy~ Bv United Press International East w. 1. t . pts gf ga 19 4 3 41122 -68 Boston Montreal 16 7 4 36 90 .72 NYRangrs l3 a · 8 34112 88 Toronto 14 11 5 33 102 8J 2 30 9:4 2 22 86 5 17 59 7 17 65 86 123 83 88 Sheets who poured in 10 from the field for 20 points . Senior Tim Baum, while netting just 7 points , played an excellent game, according to PhLJiips, passing f9r 9 assists. The Eagles committed just 12 turnovers, by far their lowes! total of the season , The Pirates, meanwhile, were not at a loss for scorers themselves, Led by Stout with 22 points, James with 131 Robinette with 12 and Camden with 11. In the reserve game, the Eagle junior varsity downed North Gallia 35-31. The Devils led almost the entire way, behind the work of 6-5 senior Gil Price who totaled 14 points and garnered 19 rebounds. The Marauders of Roger. Brauer went on top once, 8--7, on a 12 foot jumper by 6-3 junior Dan Dodson with 2:28 ' remaining In the Initial games, with the win Friday night raising the Eastern record to 2-3. The Pirates jumped out to a 10 point halftime advantage at VALENTINE SCORES - Gallipolis' Tom Valentine ( 22 ) slipped behind Meigs defenders 36-26, before , as Phillips put it, for two points on this play Friday night. Looking on are Terry Qualls (21) , Steve Price ( 13) and the Eagles began controlling Danny Dodson· (25). the tempo of the game, via excellent rebounding. The Eagles came back in the third' period to take a two point Lead at 44-42 behind the strong boardwork of Steve Dill who IRONTON (68) - Green 2-2WELLSTON Ironton the field, sinking 29 of 65 at· 6; Neal 2-0-.:1 ; Shropshire J.0.2; had 15 caroms on the night. That fourth period was a nip chalked up its second straight tempts. IHS was 10 of 14 at the Rann 11 -2-2.:1 ; Fitzpatrick 2·3-7; Brown 2·0-4; McCreary, 0-2-2.· foul circles. Ironton had 49 Southeastern Ohio League and tuck affair until Dill, who Fa irchild 3·0-6; Wylie 1-0·2; basketball triwnph by turning rebounds. Fitzpatrick pulled Howard 3- 1·7 ; Dil ley 2-0·4. led all scorers on the night with back Wellsto n 68-33 here down 10. Wellston hit 13 of 59 TOTALS 19-10·68 . 26 points, broke loose for five WELLSTON (33) D. from the field for 22 pet. The Friday night. . straight baskets, aided by the Gll l iland2 -0-4; K. Gilliland 1-1Rockets were seven of 20 at the The . Tigers are 2·3 overall, 3; Peop les 6-4-16 ; Long 2-2-6; fact that he was being guarded and 2-2 in c onference play. foul circles. Wellston had 26 McK inniss 2-0-4. TOTALS IJ .J. by Sterling Logan who had to Wellston is 1·5 overall, and 1).4 rebounds . Roger Long picked 33 . be careful with 4 personal By Quarter s: off nine. in league action. foul s. Ironton · 10 18 20 20----68 Ironton will host Ashland, Wellston 4 8 7 1.:1- 33 The Rockets have now Lost 20 The Eagles used a match up Reserve score: consecutive SEOAL games ln Ky., Tuesday and Portsmouth zone the first half, which Ironton 62 Well ston 47 three years - three short of on Saturday. Pomeroy and Middleport's all· time losing streak of 23 -set in the mid-1950s and early 1000s. Dave Rann 's 24 points led Ironton's attack. Randy Peoples tallied 16 for · the Rockets. 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Louis 11 10 6 28 Los Angeles 9 15 .4 22 Minnesota 7 14 7 21 Pittsbu rgh B 15 4 20 California 7 19 3 17 Friday's Results Montreal 2 Ca lifornia 2 (Only game scheduled ) 86 70 74 76 79 73 67 48 76 70 91 96 103 112 Great Falls Portland Bismarck $2.50 $2.60 $2.10 Boise $2.50 Des Moines Grand Island Salt Lake Citv San Francisco $2.50 . $2.60 Los Angeles $1.60 $2.10 Dcnvc:r La.5Vcgas Pittsburgh $2.05 St.Louis $2.10 $2.00 $2.50 Lubbock $2.10 Dallas 54 FAST FOOf RACE - Gallia's Jim Singer (12) races toward the hoop during Friday's GARS-Meigs basketball game at Gallipolis. In pursuit is Meigs' Steve Price ( 13). G.\HS won, 68-03. (Steve Wilson photo). GALUPOUS-EdSmith, fi. 2 sophomore center, scored on a layup with 2:53 remaining in the game for Coach Willard (Buddy ) Moore's GARS Blue Imps and it turned out to be the winning bucket as the Gallipolis reserves edged Coach Ron Logan's Marauder reserve team 42-40 in a thriller here Friday night. The victory left the Mooremen in a three.way tie for third place in the reserve standings with Meigs and Logan with a 2-2 record. The Imps led 12-!U after one period of play . .Meigs forged GALLIPOLIS (68) FG· A FT· A 4·9 2·7 7-9 0-0 7-16 0 -0 5-15 3·3 2·9 3-4 0· 1 0-0 '3· 7 o.o 0·0 2· 2 o.o Reb. PF Pts . TO B 7 19 0 3 1 3 I 4 10 2 2 2 3 14 14 13 7 0 3 1 3 0 0. 6 2 3 3 3 1 2 0 1 0 15 0 0 0·0 0 l -1 0-0 0 2 0 20 68 29-67 10· 16 42 MEIGS ISJ) FG· A fT.A Reb . PF Pts . TO 3 4-5 3 B 5 0 10 3 1 0·2 1-4 6 3 20 2·4 7 9-19 1 10 5 4-13 2-2 5 1 6 4 3-6 0·0 2 0 0 I 2 ' 1· 4 1 2 2 1· 2 0·0 . 2 1 I 4 1-2 2-3 3 0 0 0 0· 0 .0 · 1 0 0 0 0 0·0 0 20 14 53 23· 53 7-14 34 o.o ahead 24-23 just before the halftirp.e intermission. Meigs held the upper hand until Brent Saunders tied it up 29-all with I :08left in the third period. Brett Wilson's goal at the buzzer gave GARS a 33·31 advantage after three periods. The Imps held four point margins twice ill' the last stanza, 37-33 at the 5:01 mark, and 42-38 with 2:>3 remaining. Jerry Cremeens' goal with 2:43 left in the contest completed the game's scoring. Meigs hit 16 of 39 field goal attempts for 42 pet. The visitors sank eight of 16 free throw attempts, and com· mitted II personals, Chip · Brauer fouled out with 4:24 Left in the game. Meigs snagged 25 rebounds. Mickey Davenport had nine. The Losers has 17 turnoverS. The Imps sank 19 of 41 field goal attempts for 40 pet., and Coshocton 46 A shl and 44 Wheelersburg 61 Port sm o u1h East 53 Clay Twp . 63 Green Twp. 41 Eastern 70 Southw est ern 62 Portsmouth Notre Dam e 75 Minf ord 48 Piqua 73 Lima Shawnee 65 Bellefontaine 63 Sidney 59 Delphos St. John 94 Kenton 53 Rossford 69 Anthony Waune 44 Elyr ia 64 Mansfield Sen ior 54 Clear Fork 73 Crest line 68 Hil lsdale 68 Rittman 60 Bucyrus 58 Tiffin Columbian 56 Zanesville 69 Lanca ster 58 West Muskingum 73 Crooks: v i lle 48 Tri Valley 68 John Glenn 50 NeVJ Lexington 5.:1 Sher i dan 53 ( ot) Imps slip by Meigs, 42-40 Caldwell 55 Skyview 46 Frontier 61 Shenandoah 44 Riverv iew 69 Meadowbrook 63 Upper Arlington 57 Newark 50 Cleve . East Tech 66 Cleve . J . Adams 58 Cloverlea f 62 Orrville 41 Fort Frye 49 Waterford 47 Ch illi cothe 51 Marietta 42 Co.lumbus E. 8.:1 Columbu s Whetstone 77 Cols. Eastmor 73 Cols . West 66 Cols. Waln ut Ridge 76 Cols . South 48 Cols. Northland 70 Col s. M cKin ley 60 Cols . Mohawk 83 Cols. Central was four of 10 at the foul cir· des. GARS had 14 personals. Brett Wilson fouled out with 3:35 remaining in the game. The Imps had · 26 rebounds. Roger Brandeberry picked off . seven. The Gallians · had 13 tumovers. Brett Wilson led the Imps with 16 points. Brent Wilson added II. Brent Johnson tallied 74 eight. Delaware 64 Westland 54 Greg Browning led Meigs Mt . Vernon 50 Reynoldsburg 44 with nine points. Brauer and Whitehall 73 Westerville 54 Co\s . DeSales 7~ Cols. Wherle Davenport each had eight. S2.00 $2.00 $2.10 $2.10 . We Like To Help Make Good Things Happen MEIGS '8' (40)- Brauer 40-8 ; Davenport 3-2-8 ; Browhing 4-1·9; Marshalll -2· 4 ; Magnotta 3-1-7; Cremeens 2-0-4; Cha pman 0-0-0; Anderson 0-0-0. TOTALS '16-B-40. BLUE IMPS (42)- Wil son 72-16 i Folden0-1-1; Sau nders5· 1-11 ; Johnson 4-0-8 ; Owens 2-04; UttteO-O.Q; Brandeberry 0-0. 0; Smi th 1-0-2. TOTALS 19-4-42. 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In the 5th grade thriUer, Miller Led the Letart victory, pwnping in 17 markers, while Riffle , Wolfe and Hupp each contributed 4 points. For Syracuse, Hayes poured in 15, follow.ed by Patterson and Nease with 4 each, and Harris and McKnickle with 2 apiece . • $2.00 $2.05 Phoenix SYRACUSE - Syracuse and Letart elementary schools split a pair of games Wednesday, with the Syracuse 6th graders taking Letart, 42·17 , while Letart grabbed the 5th grade game, 29-27 in two overtimes. Leading the Syracuse attack in the 6th grade romp were John Davis with 19 points and Jack Duffy with 1>. Mike Nance chipped in 4 and Steve Norton added 2. ""~ Louisville Tulsa $2.60 cashed In on 10 of 16 charity shots, while Meigs could net just seven of 14 free throws, missing the front ends of one and one chances three times in the last period. Price's 19 caroms led all rebounders, while getting help from teammates Sickles and Valentine with eight and seven respectively. The Marauders were led on the boards by senior forward Bill Myers with 10, followed by Dodson with seven, and Coats and Qualls with five apiece. Price, who left the game with I: 12 remaining following a nasty tumble under the GARS bucket, was taken to Holzer Medical Center after the game. Results revealed the GAHS center suffered a hairline rib fracture, However, coach Osborne reported Price wUI wear a brace the next few days and added that he will be able to practice with the team Monday. The Blue Devils, 3·1 overall and in the SEOAL host Chesapeake Dec . 28. The Marauders, meanwhiJe, will take on the Pt. Pleasant Big Blacks Tuesday, Dec. 18, on the Rock Springs planks. Game time is7:30 p.m. Scoring by quarters : 12 18 17 21-68 Gallipolis Meigs 10 12 14 17-.'i3 Dodson led aU scorers on the night, pumping in nine of 19 field attempts and adding two • charity tosses for 20 points. It was a rugged battle all evening, with Gallipolis taking a commanding lead at the beginning of the second period, spurting for 10 straight points ·before the Marauders could put anything through their net, )hat coming at the 4:09 mark ,;,y;hen Dodson hit from 15 feet. • It was the second time in three days that a beginning -<>f. the-period cold spell had meant defeat for the Marauders. Tuesday evening, leading Athens by two going into the fourth quarter, the Meigs nets hung still for almost five minutes while the Bulldogs netted 14 points, eventuallY .winning by 10.' That Gallipolis spurt put ' Meigs deep in a hole, with the --Marauders · never getting within shooting range of the -: lead, although they did manage ·to climb ·within five at 34-29 midway through the third ·period and within six several limes in the final quarter. Player · M ike Sickles Time and again the long Tom Vel Ientine range shooting of junior Jim Gil Pri ce ., Niday, who hit a season hlgb Ji m Niday . ~13 points, and the tips of Jim Singer ',- forward Tom Valentine and Mi~e Berridge Gary Snowden . Mike Sickles doused the Jim ,War·r en • · Meigs come~J!tck altempls. Price and Valentine led Roger Dailey •GAHS with 14 each. Niday bad Paul Taylor TOTALS ;.,' 13, Sickles 10 and and Jim · ':'Singer seven. Player -v Meigs, meanwhile, had Terry Qualls Bill Myers ~"",SUpport for Dodson's scoring from junior guard Lonnie Dan Dodson Lonn ie Coats "eoata who hit for 10, followed St~ve Price .:by sophomore Terry Qualls Perk Ault ::-with eight and Steve Price with Steve Walburn Orr ion Blanchard ..;':six. .""':'.; Both squads hit 43 pet. from Mick Ash M.ay - the floor, with Gallipolis 'Mike TOTALS '':""connecting 29 times in 67 at· '! ~mpts, while MRS hit on 23 of ;: ;;li3 tries . The Blue Devils New Eng Syracuse, Letart split GALLIPOLIS - The Gallia Academy Blue Devils, before a screaming capacity crowd, out· ·scored Meigs in every quarter here Friday night enroute to a 68·53 victory over the visiting Marauders. Jim Osborne's cagers took a 12-10 lead at the end of the first frame and increased it each period, leading by eight at halftime , 11 after three stanzas and the final 15 point spread . . I w , I. t . pll gf IB 10 I 37 112 Chic ago By DENNY FOBES SKYLINE LANES and PRO-SHOP a disappointing start this • Price garners 19 caroms, Dodson rips nets for 20 more natural now ." Eastern, Pirates 11 16 14 15 Phillips admits is somewhat surprising for a big team, but he adds, " We still had good pressure." In the second half, Eastern switched back to its customary man to man. defense. Phillips said the victory, the Eagles' second in three SVAC attempts, was mainly possible because of the desire and tremendous effort put forward by his cagers. "That desire was evident,'' said Phillips, ''in the third quarter when several steals kept our offense going." Dill was joined in the scoring colwnn by senior guard John TUPPERS PLAINS - "One flne game." Eastern head coach Bill Phillips was nothing but happy after directing his Eagles to a fi8..60 come-from-behind victory over the North Gallia Pirates here Friday evening in a key SVAC battle lor both squads. Phillips, who shifted to a new 1·2-2 offense, sending Steve Dill and Larry Atherton or Tony Milhoan into a double low post, sajd the new offense "Gave us better and closer shots. Our players had much more freedom, and we're playing Valley a 2·3 mark this season while KC dropped to 2-3 in all games and 1-3 in the SVAC. Varsity box: . 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OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m a 5 00 p m Da v a JO a m o 7 00 Noon •3.52 an hour w Sa u day Ca II 446-0677 In MemOI'I _,_, _____ 1 Galltpolts MEMORY Louks went away Decem ber 6 1961 From the crad e to the WIN AT BRIDGE grave Help us to understand Helo us to commun cate Tomorrow s only a v s on Tod~y we 1 ved ma~s yesterday a dream of happ ness and every tomorrow a v s on of hope A ve rose n a v ng hand \ means all here Noth ng when placed on the Precaution can LL do babys 992 2539 Phone 2 16 3t c EXPER ENCED pa nter nt e l' o and ext er or P hone 985 3951 2 5 26 p l I Auto Sales 969 vw good c ondton 14 boat moto and t a er A tor $ 325 w se sepa rat e or trade fo arge roadb ke Phone 9A9 44 52 2 16 t c --------- 96 7 vw bu s good cond ton Ca l 985 3545 at er 5 30 2 14 3 p For Sale For Sale SH EARED WHITE P NE Xmas rees needles r ea y stay on KUHL S BARGAIN CE NTER Rl 1 al caut on gh Tuppe s Pia ns 12 2 B c ONE HA LF standard b ed mare 3 years o d 48 has ra ce d n 2 02 raned n 1 58 S N GE R sew ng mac h nes 91'1 tor m e S350 Reg Ap mode n beaut f u wa nut pa oosa geld 1ng 8 years o d cab ne Makes des gn s exce en t tra no se S350 c hes z g zag buttonho es Con ac Me W am s s ab es b nd hems e tc L ke new Logan Oh 0 AC 6 4 385 2073 O n y S89 95 Ca Ravenr,wood '1 ll 31c 173 9521 o 273 9893 after 5 00 12 7 fc NEW 1973 ZIG ZAG SEW N G -----~-MACH N ES n or g na G ROCERY bus ness for sa~ fa c tory carton Z g Zag to Bu ld ng f o sa e or ease make bu t onl1o1es sew on Phone 773 56 8 f om 8 30 P m buttons monog ams and to 1 p m fo appo nt men 3 20 fc make an cv des gn s w th ust he w s of a s ng e d at Lef n ay a way and never been used w 1 se I tor on y S47 cas h o erms ava abe 10 x SO M OB LE H OME Phone Phone 992 298A 12 9 fc 992 5693 2 13 tfc AM FM s ereo rad o 8 ta ck ape c omb na t on A sp eake sound system Ba an ce $ 03 98 o u se our budget AKC Regs ered ed m n d u ~ er ms ca 992 3?65 2 9 fc Dacsnsnund 5 y s o d rna e Shots housebroken good w th ELECTROL UX vacuum ch ld Phone 992 7690 12 3 Atp clean er A 1 cond on uses ·---paper bags has c: o dw nder and many attachments Also AKC eg steed back toy sh ampooer a ta chmen n pood e pupp es tak ng c uded on y 4 ava table a depos s for Ch s mas $85 S37 70 c ash or te ms Pood e 9 oom ng $5 Cal ava !able Phone 992 2984 Coo" te 667 39 5 12 9 f c 2 16 31C o -- l Ph 992 5271 l ncoln H1ll Pome..-oy 0 Area s Most Reaso nable Pr ces All work guaranteed For Rent or Sale ·--·- Pets For Sale R es idence co mrnerc al or mob le hom es Save on parts & la bor M ddleport 1 5 N '2nd Ave Phon e 99'2 JS09 ------------- OfFICE SUPPLIES Johnson Masonry & (Remodeling) 992 7608 FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor D1splay For Rent + - Wanted To Buy - ' help --------- -------- Real Estate For Sale ' ' Mobile Homes For Sale ~::::::.. ... 1 HOGG & ZUSPAN m est Heater Lo e Nathan 6 ggs. Radtator Spec1ahst Ph ~92 2174 Pomeroy J C BRADFORD Auct oneer Complete Se v ce Phone 949 3821 RacneOho cr B adfo d 5 READY MIX CO N CRETE de ve ed r gh o you pro ect Fas and easy F ee est mates Phone 992 3284 Goeg e t'l Ready M )1. 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Los you 0 OtLL A nemen wo k can be ope a o s cense Ca 992 done by appo nlm en on Y a 7.4211 presen me due o ne ss n lam y Phone fo ap 6 5 ic po n men 742 3232 25 f c ----·-- Real Estate For Sale ------ Wheel Alignment •s.ss can Ca s - GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto O~en 8 T t5 The b dd ng ha s been West Pass Pass Pass North East I+ 2+ Pass Pass 3" Pa ss 3NT Pa.ss You Sout SHOOTING MATCH Co n Ho ow Gun Club turn rst r gMt after M tes Cemetery Rut and Factory choked gunson y Sunday December 6 1 p m 2 13 35c ----- I ol d •KJ6 5 . AB32 + K 104.6 5 Whal d o you do nov. A - Pass You have \\.arned )Our partner that vou are weak m clubs TODAY S QUESTION Aga n you pa tner open damond You hod one +~ Q 10 6 o . K 4 3 WI a do you do •K J 6 5 • 2 - --- - - DUE o the cond ton of the bu d ng we w close Dec 3 We also wou d ke o hank a our customers Louses Bakery 05 Court s ree Pomeroy Oh o Ve na and Lou se We 2 9 Sip --- ---- TOG VE AWAY Pups o 9 ve away Motl'ler s Ge man Sh ephe rd Ca Dav d Johnson afte .4 p m 949 2885 2 6 3tc: Locust Grove cha cush ons as tow as $10 95 Upho stery books on v SOc: 4 nch covered foam mattresses for standard s ze bed $29 95 Pome oy Recovery 622 E Ma n Pomeroy Phone 992 755A 11 20 26tc Flone a Semor one year-old regtstered Guernsey cow owned by Edson Roush Locust Grove Farms near here has completed an offlctal DHIR actual production record of 14 100 pounds of m1lk and 657 pounds of butterfat tn 3()5 days two limes a day m1lkmg accordtng to The Amertcan Guernsey Cattle Club The testing w~ superviSed by OhiO State Umvers1ty INFORMATION ABOUT JOB OPPORTUNITIES SOCIAL SECURITY CONSUMER PROTECTION AND GREAT COUNTRY STEREO ' GET YOUR MAN WI11I A iWantAd ~ • UPHOL STERY Fab cs by he yard 54 nches w de as ow as $1 95 per yard velve s as ow as S3 AS mpor ed ve vets $9 95 We a so have ny O'n he cu on cotton pr nts v ny s and em nan s by the yard or bY he p ece Pome oy Recove y 622 Eas Main Pomeroy Phone 992 755A 11 20 26tc ----------- FOAM to f your o d cou ch and LOTS OF MILK RACINE - NEW LARGE ec n ng c har s n v ny rna e a buy now or ay away torCh stmas On v $89 95 Sw ve ockers n ve vet ny on and pr nts that make a wonde fu g ft to you wfe Ony S6995 A terns cash and carry or 60 day lay away Pome oy R ec overy 622 E Ma n Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 1 2026c 92.1 FM WMPO Mh:id leport- Pomeroy ELECTROLUX Sweeper de uxe mode Com plete w lh. a c ean ng attachments and uses paper bags 5 ght y used but c eans and looks I ke new w se fo S37 25 c:asl'l or erms ava abe Phon e 992 296.4 PIG S to 12 5 tfc sa e Phone 992 7 06 12 12 6tc CLO SE OUT on new Z g Zag sew ng Machines For sew ng stretch fabr cs buttonholes fan cy des gns etc Pa nt s ght y b em shed Cho c:e of c arry ng c ase or sew ng stand $49 80 CDSh or terms ava abe Phone 992 2984 2 5 fc DISPERSAL SALE 28 New Homes To Be SOLD AI USED and REPOSSESSED PRICES To make room for the many new untts arnvong m Jan 1974 DELAYED DELIVERY AVAILABL:E W1th the excephon of a small depos11 NO MONEY NEEDED UNTIL JANUARY 1974 I YEAR GUARANTEE BEST SERVICE IN OHIO VALLEY MILLER HOMES DOWNTOWN BELPRE OHIO As thE- g rl sa d wt: n marr age was mentioned Never put off t II tomorrow that wh ch you should have done day before yesterday DON T PUT OFF SEEING THESE CALL NOW! POMEROY J nice bedrooms Bath Some carpet ng and panel ng Gas f ()Or furnace Basement Porch N ce Lot 50x200 ASKING $10 000 WE HAVE A LAD ES BUSINESS AND A MANS BUSINESS FOR SALE Both are n good ocat ons and do ng an excellent bus ness No phone nformatlon on these please Come n and we can discuss DESIRE TO SELL BY THE lsi of the year MIDDLEPORT Butldtng or Mobtle Home tot 70x90 Ut lit es close Wooded area n excellent ne ghborhood $2 000 MIDDLEPORT - LIKE NEW - Bus ness room and lovely apartment 3 bedrooms (lots of closets) Bath 01 n ng room Hard wood floors with carpet ng over Hot water heat Paneling Garages HAS YOUR PROPERTY BEEN FOR SALE TOO LONG' Lei us sell II for you HENRY E CLELAND YOUR FRIENDLY BROKER 992 2259 If no answer 992 2568 Lov ng memor es never d e As yean; rol on and days go bY In our hearts a memo y s kep O f the husband and father we oved and w II never to get W te Hazel Oaugh e s Carol and Donna and grand ch dren 296 1 A LOVELY new Home m le from M e gs H gh Schoo Th ee bedrooms two baths full basemen w h two car garage Large ot $27 SOD A so recently remodeled three bed com o der home n Pomeroy Pr ce of $15 000 nc udes furn ture Owner w I he p f nance e ther of these two p opert es Ca l 593 5667 Athens 12 2 30tc: REO S Ba ber Shop and Used Book store open 6 dav s lO am 7orn 272 f STOLE N automat Rona d ween 8 17 guage Rem ngton c Rewa d Con a c E w n 368 9989 be 5 296 6 PUPP ES to 9 ve away Makes deal Chris mas g tt Ca 4.46 2823 af er 5 30 p m 294 4 Found LARGE: 8 mon h Old puppy b ac k and wh e pa Ge man Shepherd and A askan Husky Answers to r,e name Snoo py Found n he v c n ty o 3 d Ave Thursday e ven ng Was g ven away by peop e on Kempe Ho ow du ng November I peop e want pup back ca 446 A 90 afte s p m 296 J }All ilfnS [ J l ' I' A • N FOR SPOON NG N A elt6 WAY ~ow mange the c ,cled Ieite" to rurm the surpnse answer as LATHE D [ XI I Xj GOLFER P LLAA ( • W LL m o cu ees and sh u bbe y A so c: ean ou basemen s at cs e c Ca 9<~9 322 0 l lll A44 2 30tc ----·-----·--·- ~ (JGN 'e"R LAUR..QNN WOMAN to ve nand take care of nva d woman .446 9807 295 3 ------ N\EN AND WOMEN w th skIs that compa e w th Navy occupat ons may qua fy for the Navy s 0 reef Procurement Petty Off ce Program (Example Lathe Operators P umbers Electr c ans Account ng C erk Carpenter Secretary etc: Sta t ng pay $392 to $538 w th hous ng al owance from $121 to $161 per month pus free med cal and dental comm ssa y and P X benef ts and a I G benet ts for n d v dual and fam IY Good promot ons travel educat on opportun t es and ear y retlremen In erested men and women con act the Navy Recru t ng Stat on MMC Ra ph Radehaver 614 593 3566 294 6 THE BORN lOSER ac (())~<"€ 11iERe 1>!1.E ~ ac 'PJ <0\ntERED THE~ \OIJ K~ \llHO B5 NORTH COURT STREET ATHENS OH 0 4570 SP.I!..CIALS THIS WEEK' sate $9 500 NEARLY NEW - Modern 2 S15 000 INCOME -3 bedrooms bath 3 porches 7 rooms In all Near 157 ACRES - Only W th large 8 room house bath fireplace and porch Large barn All minerals except coal N ce farm land of 80 acres $360 per acre NICE OLDER rooms HOME - 4 bedrooms 8 modern bath 2 nice enclosed porches Large gas Garage Want F A Ll L ABNER MU? BE: TH LADf Sl..o&J NK REG. $&; 95 & 1().95 SALE PRICE 2/'895 furnace S18 000 Buy a warm home w th plenty of room We have several to show you Just call Teflon l.ClO<"' FO I-IEP. MAT!£ r- SAUCE PANS Coa~l!r ~!~~~ss $300 I TH NK SH~ DS:!;N EXPECnN 50\'\E. I. 11-iNG LKEIH&A L 8 TRACK ALONG( !<: P. $HE'S CAR TAPE DECK HO D N~ UP vERY' WELL REG. $37.95 SALE PRICE LINCOLN 225 AMP WELDER COMPLETE 2 BRAND NEW HOMES 1 Rancher-Large LR 3 BR s bath uti R bu II n kitchen garage tot 75 x120 Also 1 Bi level w th Slumber Bags s1J88 Sleeping Bags s995 to s3995 basement Smelt down payment & bat like rent under the Farmers Home Loan Program RODNEY VILLAGE 2 Rodney 245 5303 --------- I WASHER dryer and e t ge a or epa No charge to serv ce ca f we ca n f x your app anc:e Ph 67 5 4242 25A tf M&M ROOFING Be Spout ng Sh ng e & Bu dup oof Hot & cod pro cess Home mprovement n gene a Fo free est ma es phone Rober Meade Oh o CHATHAM AVE - 5 m s and bath w th new fu n u e s 7 500 w thout turn u e $ 6 000 COUNTRY A R ESTATE S y o d br c: k and a um 3 b g bdrm s 1 bath s a c arpe huge 2 c ar gar and a a ge f a o $36 900 f I FARM 100 acres 15m les out 8 room house 2 barns Large ch cken house tobacco base Phone 379 2566 294 3 -----·-·---- SLEEP NG Ho el HOUSE- - r;- --- ----- Ga ooms Pomeroy d a 94tf 3 bed oom v ng room n ng room some carpet ng f repla ce fu basement and 2 car garage $130 month Call ROO~~G- AND SPOUT NG....,... Sh ng es s d ng and bu tdup ho oofs Free Es mates 26 years exper ence James Ma c um V n on Oh o 388 9940 2A7 tf - For Rent 388 8 14 B dwe ____ _:_30 tf 1 30.4 743 6326 --- ---- - 289 6 --- 2 X 65 MOBILE home 2 o 3 men prefe red A I ut t es pad Cal 367 7272 afte 4 30 289 6 1 ARGE 3 bed oom home edge HOLLEY Bros C bu doz ng ba c k hoe work d t ch ng under roads bo ng Pl'lone 2.45 5018 or 245 5006 18 tf --- -- - Central A r Cond ton ng & Heat ng F..-ee Eshmates Stew..-rt s Hardwa..-e Vinton Oh o 144 tf 11~111CU WANTED FARMS I buyers for farms vacant land vacat on spots Wnte to Harr1et Ktrk patnc:k 924 Yearl ng Road Columbus Oh1o or call collect evenmgs 861 8356 K1rkpatr ck s Realty Have Wanted To Do W/2 SPEAKERS '92 50 tf rur Lease or Sale ' Steel 22 Tl:XAS OIL COMPA NY needs 7 LITTLE Co ie pups Wou d dependab e man who c:an Ike to have l'lomes w ttl work w thout superv s on n ch dren for Chr stmas Call Ga po s area Contact 4.46 1964 after 6 p m custome s Age un mpor an 296 3 but rnatur ty s We tra n A r m a R B D ckerson Pres Salesman wanted Southwestern Petro eum Ft SALESMAN needed for Gall a Wo h Tex County and surround ng area 296 1 Permanent Shou d make n excess of S20 000 Cal AA6 36 15 IMMEDIATE open ng Fam y for personal nte v ew Soc at serv ce pos t on 295 If profess o a counse ng fo cus S ate sa ary sea e ($10 250) and benef ts M S W preferred others of s m a qua f cat on may app y NEW br ck home oceted 6 Contact Mrs Kay Beegan co m les up Rt 7 n Country A re Catha c Soc a Serv c:e 53.4 Estates 3 bedroom 1 2 baths S xth St reet Portsmouth ful y carpeted central a r Oh o 45662 An eq ua Op d shwasher e ec:tr c range portun ty Emp oyer Lease $250 month .4.46 1171 or 296 .4 .446 2573 after 5 p m 290 II DR VER Over the road Sem exper ence requ red Del ver h gh qua ty furn ture to dealers n 5 states area POODLE groom ng Ca I any Steady year round work t me 4.46 7059 some n plant dut es also 290 12 See Mr Pat Lynch French Colony lndust es 150 Upper R ver Road Just be ow a rport n Ga pol s Apply n person at once 296 3 - 2 bedrooms bath utility and carport on well dra ned lot stores and court house $3 000 down 0 3 p m --~--~ LIVE n babys ter prefer m dd le aged ady ca 1 4A6 6A 1 ex 25 ask fo Ca o ene McDan e 295 A BILLS ARMY-NAVY SALES REG 395 & 595 ST R T 35 - 6 rm f ame anch par t w h ba se H w f r !> ca pe F P 2 c a gar w h Pr ce e ec dr La ge o $28 500 TH SVERYWELLBU LT 3 BEDROOM HOME N CLUDES EXPEN S VE CAR PET N L ARGE L V NG RO O M AND 2 BEDROOM S THE K T CHEN S EXTRA NI CE W TH LOTS OF CAB NE T S AND BU L T IN RANGE DIN NG AREA OR FA MILY ROOM ) LA R GE CAR GARAGE ALL ON A L ARGE FLAT LAND SC APEO COUN TRY LOT TH S SA N EXCEPT ONA L HOME BE SUR E AND SEE T BEFORE B UY N G ELSEWHERE Excellent 3 Bedroom HOME N CLUD ES CAR PETING THROUGHOUT ON L ARGE LOT WITH GARAGE PR CEO AT $22 900 00 VERY VERY NI CE Excellent Buy In Country ----- a e of town Sl25 month 446 1066 or A46 4618 even ngs 290 tf - - -----proven carpet c eaner ~ THE Blue Lustre s easy on the budget Restores forgotten coors Rent e ectr c: sham pooer $1 Centra supply Co 290 6 ON Georges Creek Road spac: ous .4 bedroom home Secur ty depos t refund $165 mo .446 0785 293 tf 12X60 TRAILER on L ttle Kyger Road heat turn shed Call 367 7117 293 6 Lovely New Spht Level TH S BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM HOME S COMPLETELY CAR PETED AND IN CL UDE S RANGE 0 SHWA SHER CENTRAL A R BATH S STORM WINDOWS L ARGE LIV NG ROOM AND DNING WFE AP PROVED K TCHEN 2 CAR GARAGE AND LARGE LOT IN C TY SCHOOL 0 STRICT TRA LER 12 X 60 2 bedroom large lot close to Ho zer Med cal Center Phone 4A6 595 296 3 GEORGES Creek Rd spac ous 4 bedroom home to respon s b e fam IY Secur ty depos t requ red $ 65 mon h AA6 1835 296 CLEAN rugs ke new so easy to do w th B ue Lustr e Rent electr c sham pooer S Centra Supp y Co 296 6 ------ - - - T STERR FIC the way were se ng B ue Lustre to clean rugs and upho stery Rent shampooer $1 G c Murphy Co 296 6 SLEEP ING roorrls weekly rates free garage park ng Libby Hole FURN SHED apt UtI t es pad References requ red lnqu re at 631 Fou th Ave 292 II NEW mob e home excel ent oc:at on adu ts on y ~one .4.46 0338 225 tf 267 tf TYCOON Lake mob e home 3 rave .. er bedroom , baths I v ng CCMI...HMAN Motor Homes 5th Wheel room k tchen compete y Truck Campers App e c y turn shed garden $150 per Auto Sa es R t 35 N Jackson month Ca 6 4 27.4 .4077 Oh o Phone 286 5700 295 3 - - - - - ----110 tf 10x60 MOB LE HOME 2 ----------~bedrooms on Georges Creek FURNSHED eff c enc:y Rd 4.46 3210 apartment S90 pe month utI t es pad One woman 294 3 on y Ca .446 44 6 after p 2 BEDROOM mob e home m 288 tf 10x50 1 ch d accepted Secur ty depos t .4.46 0865 294 3 2 & 3 BEDRdOM apt S 50 depos t and 6 months ease 3 BEDROOM Tra le ca l AA6 A.46 -1397 292 tt 0891 between 5 and 7 p m References requ red 29.4 3 ----------- - TWIN S ngle 2 bedroom un t k tcnen appl ances turn shed arge yard 446 .4570 29.4 3 --------- ----- NOTICE SERVICE Panorami c V1 ew of The OhiO Valley ST IN THS LARGE CA RPETED LV N G ROOM A ND BE H PN OT ZED BY T HE V EW YOU L ALSO ENJOY A COZY F AM L:Y ROOM 3 BE DR OOMS LARGE S PAC OUS K TCHEN WOOD BUR N N G F REP LACE A ND O NE OF THE BEST NE GH BOR H OODS N TOWN ALL T H S ON A ARGE LOT FOR LESS THAN $50 000 00 New 3 Bedroom Bnck W ITH FULL BASEME NT LOVELY K TCHE N Q UAL T Y CO N STR UCT O N THROUG H OUT N C TY SCHOO L 0 STR CT $35 900 Best Older Home For Sale In Gall1polts BEAUT F UL BR CK N NT COND T ON N CLUD ES 3 BEDROOM S LARGE FORMAL 0 N NG ROOM CO MP LE TELY MOD ERN K TCHEN LARG E ST rAMI Y ROOM N TO WN P LUS A FUL L BASEM E N T 1 BATHS AND 2 CAR GA R AGE W TH WOR K SH OP AN EX CELLENT HOME M 0 FORTIE S M Brand New Spht Entry HA S 3 BEDROOMS BATH LARGE FA MI LY ROOM 2 CAR GARAGE A ND ALL THE EXTRAS N THE KTC H E N $2890000 Gall a CG s Largeit R ea Estate Sa es Age'nc y Oft ce 446 3643 Even ng s Call E M Ike W se man 446 3796 E N W seman 446 4500 Bud McGhee 446 25.5 For Rent For Rent SLEEPING ROOMS week y rates Park Centra Hote I 306 If AUCTION s LARGE OLDER H OME CO MPLETELY REMODELI;:D ON 6 ACRE LO T ON RT 325 BETWEEN R 0 G RANDE A ND V N TON FIRST f oor furn slied ef f c ency apartment A ut t es pa d 1 adult on y No pets 729 Second Avenue 292 If PUBLIC We sell anything for anybody Br1ng your 1tems to Knotts Com mun1ty Auchon Barn Corner Th1rd & Ol1ve For appomtment call 256 6967 after p m Sale every Saturday evenmg at 7 0 Clock EXCEbi,.,E'NT LOCAT O N M LE FROM TOWN NC LU DE S LARGE L t V N G ROOM D N NG AND FAM LY ROOM ARGE LOT PR CEO $'}4 900 00 Lookmg For Quality AI the R1ght Pnce TOOL s harpen ng saws sc ssors shears home and ~---garden oo s Sha rp Shop DEAD STOCK A ley ea 47 Second 6 'm W LL erT)ove a a easonab lc2 6 tt WOODLAND DR H W fl s f a me 8 yrs o d c ha ge Ca 245 55 4 equ pped k chen A barga n Gal a E ectr c an Serv ce 2 2 f a S20 000 Phone 446 A976 Joseph Morgan DAY CARE GARF ELD AVE 5 m Gall po s Oh o A563 SU N VALLEY Nu se V School f arne w th base A um 275 30 cen sed by S a e o Oh o s d ng storm drs and w n m les wes of new hosp ta Near new ga s fu Pr ce al types of CAB NET Shop 577 Sun V ey Dr Ph 446 3657 $17 500 wood work 0 Cou t S re et Day c a e tha says we 187 If Ph 446 77 45 ca e Madge Hauld en FA RFIELD SUB 0 V Owne Lo r ed h and John B ck 3bdrm ltha scen a " " &SCONSTRU..,. vN c a pet H au l d en Ope a o s qua ty beau y 4 f EXCAVA T O N and gene a oca on and to ea ed on a emode ng Backhoe doze ~ large ot $3 1 500 and ench f"'g Sep c tank s R LJ::. ::.::. ~,;~o p,:;.:;, ::. c v c e g ass and foole s A phases of INVESTMENT - 4 rm house or a needs spec a z ng n p um b ng w ng new n w h base modern and 3 wnd s heds mrro s s a a on ca 388 9986 m ap furn shed $ 8 000 p ex g a ss r esc een 70 4 P ne 2 1 f R o G ande 2.45 SOAS 100 If A 27 A w h 2 THOMAS Fa n Exterm na ng S T R 'T houses and a ba n $16 000 co Term te and Pest Cant ol RED S Barbe Shop and used Whee ersbu g Oh o Open 6 bo9k S U pp e R p m days 0 am IO 177 PROTECT yoU mob e home SMTH RO - 4 A fat and $ 0 000 w th TIE DOWN ANCHORS Any hr 446 1998 Ca Ron Sk dmore 4A6 1756 LAD ES to work nco n laund y and d y c eaner cen er App y n pe son at Scotch Clean Center 2nd and Sp uce 294 3 OPEN DAILY 9 TO 5 1 ~08 LANES Complete Bookkeep ng and Tax Sei'"V ce 424 4 Fourth Ave Kanauga Bus ness by ap po ntment Ph 446 1049 Plea se cal afte 6 p m 278 f PLUMBER w h exper enc:e App y at C ty Managers Off ce 5 8 Second Avenue 294 .4 IS NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 1 oo W MOUN1 CLEANIN.G SERVICE GENERAL house c ean ng We su pp y a he c ean ng sup pies 388 B87 5 afte 6 p m ca I 38 8 8865 weekly or month y c: ean ng by appo ntment 91 If Help Wanted HERE TH S 1/Q«~ iJio w«D bedroom frame home and garage at Down ngton Kitchen range and heater ncluded n ~ 289 6 AFf """R ~~ ~TeNT 1'0 ,.I'D 10 f)AMf. "NI"'"···I Ask ng only $2 800 LEVEL ACRE PLUS --- 5 ms and on I A 6M DOWN RT 7 ba h 2 outb dg s eve o $ 2 800 Large 3 Bedroom Woodland Dr (3 RUTLAND 2 STORY H OMES ON A L ARGE FLAT LOT W TH LARGE K TCHEN 3 BEDROOM S BATH NEW FLOOR COVERI N G AND CARPET ALUMINUM S D NG STORAGE BU L D N G OWNER VERY ANX OUS TO SELL A ND H AS PR CEO T BELOW MA RKET VALUE AT $13 500 EVERGREEN 5 rms and bath ur heat sto m drs and wn$AOOO -- 30 ACRES ALL CLEAN AS A HOUND S TOOTH W TH VE~Y GOOD A BEDROOM HOME N CE MODERN I( TCHEN NEW SID NG NEW ROOF MODERN FURNACE l BATHS REALLY A VERY COM FORTABLE HOME (2) CHI LL COTHE RD S PEC AL DWELL N G I N CLUDING GAS RANGE REFR G AND OTHER FURN T U RE GOOD N VE STMENT JUS T R G HT FO R NEW LYWEDS OR RET RED COUPLE 9M DOW N RVER 2story b c k base a c:a p e v rm 5 x 36 w th F P A so has 2nd house w th Arms 2 A R ver v ew o $45 000 MOTORIST MUTUAL NSURANCE THE best nsu anc:e at the best pi' ce Fo a;uto home bus ness and fe Ray Hawk agent 4A6 2300 5.41 Ath Ave 50 f v E N babys t er prete m dd e aged lady Cal 446 1642 ex 25 ask fo C a olen e M c Dan e CLIFF'S SHOE REPAIR tank well and water tap Su table for large trailer FREE est mates I ab I y n su an ce Prun ng tr mm ng and cav ty w ork ee and s tump rem ova Ph .4A6 .4953 73 If Busmess Opportumttes RON SHEPARD Floor Wal Remade ng Ce am c t e baths Box 280 Ru and 742 3664 6 26 lfc PERMA PRESS PANTS -----------BANKS TREE SERVICE 295 3 al o BUHL MORTON RO yr odtame brck rm 5 ms ba ns a l c arpe a 1 e ec pat o co vered Th s s a beau y on v S26 900 ALBERT EHMAN Wa er De very Serv ce Patr ot Star Rt Gal po s Ph 379 2133 2.43 tf ---- -- br c k A and 1 ) OLDER H OME N EWLY DECORATED N S DE A N D OUT N CLUO N G STORM W NDOW S AND DOORS NEW FLOOR COVER N G THRO UG HOUT TH S 2 BEDROOM H OME HA S P ARTIAL BASEMENT LOCATED ON A S PA C OU S TREE SHADED LOT W TH C ITY WATER ENJOY ALL TH S W TH A R EGULAT ON S ZE POOL TABLE AS A BONU S PR CE $ 7 900 -------- NOTICE HOT WATER HEAT-Warm 3 bel.lro~ms ge~s f red bo ler full basement garden und !> s c-~' shrubbery 2 car garage Next to new f re house Ask ng $1 J 500 TRAILER LOT - W lh septic -- --- TANK CLEAN NG AND R EPA R ALSO HOUSE WRECK N G Ph A.46 9499 Estab shed n 940 69 -- 6 m Excellent Farm Properly Economy Group ·---- PR CE CO N S TR U CT ON Root ng spou ng k t c hens and bath ooms Camp e e remade ng Phone 742 6273 2 3 He Middleport, 0. - =---- CAl rAI N f .-'.SV fR 'IKE 6Rf6(ll; ANO HIS 318 N. 2nd Ave. 0 AGENCY CROU SE BECK RD Tr LE''Iel 6 rm s I ' ba hS 2 y s o d H w tlonrs J A. tot Th s sa good hov'se and co u d not be bu It for he ask ng pr c e oday S32 ooo - --GILLE NWATER S SE PTIC -g f WISEMAN M NO RTH of HM C N ew 6 rms & baths a! ca pet br ck all elec 2 car attached ga r S34 000 C eaned and nsta led Russe s Pl um b ng 4A6 4782 297 tf Exerctse runs warm s le e ping quarters con t nuous fr-esh water & food ca rpeted beds love and understandmg AKC pupp es and s. tud serv1ce Ca I 388 817 4 for nspect10n and reservat ons THE MT ZON Rd c arpet F P S31 500 - ---- SEPTIC TANKS ---,..- F ARMER S Hot day G ee ngs 1 om A Catt e Te chn c an Le and Parker 992 2264 Po m e oy res denc:e o Coo v e 667 325 An swer ng Se \1 ce 2 9 13tc CLIFF'S SHOE REPAIR --- --------- SWEE PER Repa rs partS sup p es A.46 0294 0 a m 5 s TEWART E lectr ca Serv ce p m Oav s vacuum C eaner ,Repa r house w r ng Stor e Georges Creek Road e ec fr c: heat ng Phone 446 nex to Bob s CS Rad o Sa es A561 293 tf 271 -- MASSIE Realty, 32 ~tate Sl CROWN C TY 8 yrs od H W f oo s 5 rms and bath a ge storage bldg and located on " A o Only $12 500 ROUTE 7 Sau1h a br Ck 8 b g rms 2 baths a 1 c a pe 2 F P s sw mm ng poo l ver v ew and A o Luxu y p us TERMITE PEST CONTROL FREE nspec on Ca 4A6 32.45 Me 1 0 Del Ope alo by Exte m na Trm te Se v ce 0 Belmong 0 267 If TWO WAY Rados Sa es & Ser.v ce N ew and used C B s po ce mon ors an ennas e c Bobs, c zen Band Rad o Equ p Go ges Creek R d Ga po s Oh o 4<16 4517 2 2 f U5EFL!L F YOL! 60 ~Pritl~$e~SilftPII=ISI~ANSW!II=Itele =-_l RAVEN Phone 446 2467 even ngs and weekends Phone 444 2467 tor appomtment Real Estate For Sale J W H T E R 0 1 yr old 5 rms 1 " bath all br ck al carpet all el ec located on a large t a lot Pr ce 530 {)00 f 2 I s 0" ;::====~':::~~~':::=-~,u~g~~J[;ested by the above cartoon J Open Tuesday & Thursdays 9 to Real Estate for Sale Tel 446 1998 0 P Mart n & Son Wate..Your Del very Se r v c e ap palro.nag e w be prec ale'd Ph 446 OA63 0 come o Cor a Dam Hand craft Cora 1· K L l no State Route218 1 m1 S of Rl 7 --·--·---FOR ne unusu a I EJ --- I ROOF N G and gutter work AlSO bu t up oof ng 388 8507 LL no be respons b e for any debts o her than my own as of today D ecemb er 3 973 s gned Rosc oe E F fe 295 3 EVVAI !IWPU7 WAGON WHEEL ANTIQUES PI A N O tun ng and r epa r ng Lane 0 n E' s 7S9 Broa dway M dd cpor Phone 992 208? 77 30 w these four Jumbl es one letter to each square to form four ord nary words I I ;------------------, BOARD YOUR PETS AT K&P KENNELS MRAI.tz.!() W!TH FEAR 6 ROOM S and bath n own $11 000 Ca 992 39 75- o 992 257 9 28 tfc TWO bedroom hOUSe at 473 S ycamore S reet n M d d epo Va c an Ca 992 53 0 7 26tc WANTED I NVENTIONS IDEAS CAS H Sa e o Royall es Pos s b e wr te t o r f ee 1 terature IMPERIAL 4055 E)lecut ve Pa k, Dr ve C n c nnat Oh o 4524 or phone M Wh f c d col ec a 513 563 .47 0 2&3 30 Unscrt~.mble -------------- for Sale ·------ 15 N LOV NG ernembrlln ce of Horace Dona d Cremeans who os h s 1 fe 6 years ago od a y December 5 967 n he S lve Br dge co apse Nohce No!tee Monday thru Saturday 606 E MiJ n Pomeroy 0 Not1ce o:e;1:hMMlit n ----------- He on l y takes the best t s onesome her e w thou you And sad has been the way God knew you had to eave us So He c alled you home tnat day Sadly m ssed by he fam y 296 I EXPERT On Most Amer IN C antre I who los h s fe s x years ago when the S tver Br dge co apsed on De c 15 1967 0 hers may fo get h m Now that he s gone But we w 1 no forge h m No matter how ong Sadly m ssed by h s Fa her and Mother Mr and Mrs Owen Ca n rell and h s brother B I and fr ends and relat ves 296 OURs ncere hanks to evervone who helped n any way du ng th e 1 ness and dea h of our beloved mother Mrs Ma y E Russel Our deepes ap prec at on to Dr F W Shane for h s fa thfu at endance o her needs and to the Home H e a 1h nurses and her ass stants tor the r he p fu ness these ast month!> A so to the Reve end C J Lemley and the Rev John B yan tor th e r c on so ng w o rd s and to the organ st M s Mar eta Re ynolds a feongf endotthefam ly A spec at thanks o a I those who se nt food flowers or don a ed money to he Hea t Fun d n her memory You k ndnesses will never be for~otten Spec at thanks to the M cCoy Wetherho t Moore Fune al Home staff for the r ov ng and eff c ent serv ces and to he casket bearers May God bess a Mr and Mrs 0 Wood MI'S Garland us Kerr Street Pomeroy Ohto D1ck Seyler Owner Phone 992 2798 m ssed by w fe and grandch dren 296 1 WI SH to extends ncere a d heartte t hanks o e a1 ve s ne ghbors and tr enos fo the r k ndness and sympa th y o t the pass ng away of ou mother Also tor the t ewers p ayers to ed and cards Spec: al thanks to M cC oy Moore Funera Hom e M s B 1 Daft Re'l John Bryant and the pa I bearers The Fam y of Ma y M Kennedy 296 N LOV NG memory of Freder ck Dean M e we are th nk n~ of you dear Th nk ng Of the past To us who oved and est you Your memory w I a ways as A sm ng face a hea of go d Two sh n ng eyes at es t God broke our hearts o p ove o No Rumous Lyes or Caustics Used PICK UP SERVICE AVAILABLE MATERIALS CO 5554 , Mason,w. Ya The hea Is I ke a treasure ches t That s f I ed w h souven rs 1 s there we ve k.ep our memories We ve gathered through he y-ears And those memor es are dear and true And they te 1 how much w e m ss -- We Buy Anl1ques Collecltbles etc Built to Your Specs Delivered to Job Stte 967 when the S ver B dge collapsed ------MEMORY of TMomas AI en to 'STRIPPERS" We Stnp Pamt, Varnishes, Etc From Furmture ANTIQUES-MODERN-METALS ~USSES :/ ~ma Rad ato Dick's Hoard House PRE FABRICATED WOOD Bu td ozer SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. FREE EST A.SK US ABOUT N LOV N G memory of Ava B Lane who wa s k. ed De c I S Sad I y c. h dren F om lh e ara es t 992 7474 and -----·--- you so Perm Fo..Req Ha r $8 50 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy ;J cold sod Ca1d of Thanks we Fam ty NOV SPEC $ 12 ----·------ - - Card of Thanks GAS and OIL SALES& SERVICE John1es Beauty Salon POMEROY HOME & AUTO Wanted •6+ See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 7089 N1ght 992 3525 or 992 5232 Pamt1ng A Spectalty J...-------- + P&J HEATING AND COOLING Wat er l ne s and Power L nes. AI work done by the foot o..- co ntract Al so dozer work and se pt c tank s n sta lied Body Shop 1I +, DITCHING SERVICE (;ene1S _, -- WE H AVE a you uph o s ery needs Bur ap den m camb c foam g ue z ppe s 966 PLYMOUTH Sta on ack ng s p sp ng s and 4 ROOM nome basemen Wagon C ean good t res c ps ch -pboa d bu on garage gas fu na ce Good S300 Phone 992 3866 w ne s.ew ng h ea d egs Pome oy o c a on $7 5 2 4 7 c upho s e y book s da c on Rete ences needed W te NORTH 0 15 webb ng spr ng w ne acks Box 729W co The Da y 968 TOYOTA Corona colo sod we co rd co on sw ve Se n ne Pome oy Oh o • 73 aut om a c t ansm ss on Ca Fam y ba ses and oam oam oam .45769 985 357 4 af er 5 p m • A K 10 5 Po me oy Re cove y 622 Ea st 2 43 p 2 6 p 32 Man S ee Pome oy Phone -·---N LOV N G mem ory of our ofoK 743 992 7554 father M to d H Hawk who 11 20 26 c LOCUST po s s con a ct Ha o d pa~sed away Dec 7 967 Evans Long Bo tom Oh o WEST EAST ----Phone 843 2942 .A .85 2 2 4 2fp When w e remember a you ve OLD Eng sh Sheepdog stud 0 STR NG .4 oeda Sho Bud .J84 2 .Q 9 73 done To gu de our fool s eps s eel gv ar 5 no se powe se v c:e Must be AKC TRA L ER n Sy acu se on 109874 A6 Ro o T ter La ge capac ty g" Reg s er ed Phone 992 6680 And a he ov ng ways n wh c.h arge o Adu s only Ca 2 2AC portab e d shwashe used 4 ofoJ 96 of- A 08 5 yo u made ou c h dhoQd 992 3525 mon hs ast summer Phone - - - - - - -SOUTH 12 4 f c 247 22A after 5 JO p m b g" • KQJ 0 96 4 ou happy e hough so you 12 2 4 p a e m ng ed w th th s p aye PR VATE meet ng roo m o Tha God w bess you dear NO Copper 70c Rad ators EXCELS OR Sa t Works E any o gan za on phone 992 K QJ Dad And keep you n H s 33c b ass JOe ba ter es 90c Ma n St Po me oy A k nds 3975 ofoQ2 M A Ha Reedsv e Phone ca c of sa water pel ets wa e 3 fC M ssed by ch d en and 378 6249 Beef H des ss Both vulnerab e nugge s block sal and own 2 7 fc grandch d en Oh o R ve Sa Phone 992 2 BEDROOM house k chen p East West North and bah Ava able now Ca 389 Pass 6 5 fc Pass 992 2780 or 992 3432 N LOV NG memo yo Hen Y 2 6 fc Pas.<; Pass Pass -~ Sp ouse who was k ed n a SAL T FOR CE AND SNOW Opem g lead 10+ m ne ace den A yean. ago Rock sat o ownsh ps FURN SHED2bedroom mob le Dec 6 969 Sad y m ssed by owns and bus ne sses n home on Sp ng Avenue n daughte r Belty sse s bulks and bags to ce and Pom e oy Ca Sunday or ·· many re at ves and f ends snow Ex ce ls o Sat Wo ks By OsY.ald & James Jacoby even ngs 992 3429 2 6 p CA SH pad for al makes and Phone 992 389 12 1 6 p mode s of mob e homes Phone a ea code 6 4 423 95J South s fou spade opcmng APARTMENTS ON MAN 4 3 fc was an all pu pose b d He LOTS of chrysan hemums fo H GHWAY IN MASON W VA TELEPHONE 30A 773 sa e f e d grown we on Y d dn t know t he could mak e TO EXPRE SS hanks o OLD fu n u e oak tabe s 0 5 47 have one cotor ye ow rei a ves ne ghbo s and lor even f he wanted to gel clocks c:e boxes b ass beds bunches for $5 We have some 2 16 p f ends fo acts of k ndness to game but at tl e same time d shes or camp ete ou n fu bloom some ust dur ng p olonged 1 ness and househo ds w te M D budd ng Reynolds F ower 3 AND 4 ROOM fun shed and he felt that f he couldn t death of our beloved husband M 1 er R 4 Pomeroy Oh o Shop Mason W v a Ca 773 unfu n shed apar men s make game h1s opponents and fathe Char es H ca 992 62.7 Phone 992 5434 Bryson Spec a hanks to Dr 5 47 m ght well be able to do so n 5 3 fc: 9 26 tfc Soonsue and nurs ng s aff of -~ il su of the1r own -~ ---Ve e ans Memor a Hosp fa Sr"i. REORADOamfm 8 SMALL ra er d eal fa coupe It turned out that the b1d o Pomeroy serv ceS of ra ck ape comb nat on A way 0 m l es no h of Porne oy EMS and Ra c ne ~/anted was vell chosen Soutl could speake sound svs em S 5 pe mon h Ca 992 7479 Emergency Squads se v ces and should I ave made four Balan ce s 02 56 o use our I 23 C ot Rev La w ence McDan e A F AM L Y wh ch has sa es budget erms Ca 992 3965 spades but a comb nat on of and Rev How a d Sh ve ey ab ty o move n he n ce 12 6 fc HOUSE for ent n Ches.h re Mrs Garre C c e organ s the r ght opemng lead the home at the Logan Monumen Phone 992 5693 and No s Qua te to spec a pot nea he Pomeroy Mason nght return and poor play b y Can de ve 12 3 fc mus c se v ces of Raw! ngs b dge Th s tam y must be F R EWOOO South left h m one tnck short PhOne 992 2826 o 992 5565 Coats F unera Home able o he p w th sa es of 12 6 2 p T R A L E R Tl ere was nothmg sensa pal beare s graves de se r B own s T a ermonumen ts a he lot Leo L v ces of D A v hose who Pa k Phone 992 3324 vaughan Phone 992 2588 t10nal about Wests openmg 2 5 tfc 2 3 35p YARDS T CK qu sen food f owers ca ds and lead He had equals tn d1a qu ed Pr ced reasonab e a who ass s ed n any way -- ~~ Phone 985 3565 John Baley monds East s pla y of the ace The fam y of Cha les H Sa esman or Agent Wanted F at woods Road and return ol the s1x were Bryson 2 6 3tp 2 6 P TEXAS 0 1 Company needs dependab e man who can almost automatiC plaj s A3 work w thout superv son n LOT and Ira le 2 bedroom a I 8 ACRES of g ound on St South was nand tt \\as up OUR S N C ERE hanks o the wa er tap pad Phone 992 M dd epo Pomeroy area elect c ca 7A2 3 23 ove and k ndness shown n so 3640 to htm to carry on lt was also contac cus omers Age Har sonv lie 12 3 2t c many ways hose who gave un mpo tant but ma u ty s up to h1m to stop and thmk 12 4 3 c b cod offe ed prayers the We tra n A ma R A - - - - - -for a second but South wasn t many remembrances dur ng LARGE c onven ent bu d ng D eke son P es Sou h H & N day o d or star ed he weeks of ness May God ots a Rock Spr ngs A ea a thtnker He wanted to pull western Petroleum F Legl'lo n pul ets Bo h ftoo or gran t you a happy ho day restr c ted for houses o y trumps and led h1s nme spot Wor h Tex cage grown ava able season Mr and Mrs Eldon Tuppe s Pans and Chester 12 6 1 c n the hope that 1f West held Poul ry hous ng and wa er ava lab e Ca I or see weeks automa on Modern Po u ry 12 16 the ace West would duck B W e 992 2789 399 w Ma n Pomeroy 992 2 6 lfc: West m1ght have ducked ex ONE CLOSER 2 64 o express our hanks ce pt for one thmg He had no WEtoWISH EX PER ENCED ONLY 2 6 Dr Te e the s aff of NEW br c:k three bedroom MINIMUM GUARANTEED low trump to put on the mne Ve e ans Memor a Hosp a home n Rae ne bath v ng WEEKLY DRAW AGAINST and he Rae ne emergency So West pla1ed h s ace and room k tchen tul basement COMMISSIONS squad fo I her k ndness n he garage attached hot a r led a thtrd d amond East Nat ona ly advert sed s c kness and death of our furnace al uti t E-S ALSO 964 COLONIAL Mob e Home compa ny ook ng for uffed and promptly took the w te mothe and grandma two oom and bath cement 2 bedroom 0 x 50 Phone 7A2 spec a y sa esman such as settmg t rc k w th the ace of Freda F Manuel o a our b ock Mouse 10 acres P ce home mprovements mutua 329A re at ves ne ghbo s and 12 3 4tp clubs $31 500 Shown by ap funds nsu ance and fr ends for he f owers cards po ntment Rodney Down ng Just a moment s thought by franch ses vend ng freezer and food o Rev Robe Broker M dd eport Oh o p an educat on pa nt 957 0 x 50 2 bedroom mob le South vould have alerted Bumgarne tor h s c:onsol ng Phone 992 373 fran ch ses etc Our op home redone on ns de New word s Raw ngs Coats h m to th 1s danger It also 2 1.4 3tc produce s ea n S25 000 o furnace floor ng ca rpet s nk Funeral Home all who he ped veould have shown h m a s1m SSO 000 comm ss ons per top cabinets v ng com n any way our many hank s year Must be able to trave pie way to avo d 1! All he had su te S1 BOO Lot can be The Pau Manuel tam ly ext ens vely and have good en ted Phone 992 6367 2 6 lie to do vas to lead h1s s ngl" n car Ca John Vander Kuy 12 .435c heart to dummy s k ng and to I free for add t ona n dtscar d h s la st diamond on format on and persona 971 ALL ELECTRc W ndsor n terv ew at 800 62 006 mob le home 60xl2 3 the ace aoo 62 8 82 f800 62 1so bedroom a r cond tone 13 HAVE YOUR ophy moun ed NE WS APE I no s res dents ca c:ol ect foo Expando acre ground dee Meads sma an mas 312 784 76A on o d Route 33 no th of Rock and b rds Howard B rc:hf eld Sp ngs Ca II 992 !!677 after 6 Mu be y S ee Ru and pm Phone 742 6834 12 .4 tfc: 1 26 t c avert danger Business Services USED e ec r c: gv tar and am pt 1 cr SH 00 Phone 992 5071 11 ') 3 <; CHR STMA S trees 4 rees to S7 5 or 'U any o he !> e o v er S.4 Just pas Map cwood La !I. e On 124 turn let on d road OG ou I m e tu n o r gh 1st home on eft Phone 9.s9 484 3 '} 1 4 c: V ala Louks went away December 16 196 From the crad e to the grave Help u~,; to understand Help us to commun cafe Tomorrow s on y a v s on Today well I ved makes yesterday a dream of happ ness and every tomorrow a v s on of hope A 1 ve rose n a I v l ng hand means all here Nothing when placed on the Se'V1ces Offered TWO a l er 446 3805 ot s Adu s Ph 26.4 tf SEVERA L mob e ho m es elect c at Ke Oh o per mo Ca 446 0 7~ o 934 o a S 25 446 m TARA Townhouse Apartments 2 Bedroom Townhouses Plz Baths Pay Only One Ut1htv _____ AOOISOn OhiO ..., ..., For lnlormatton Ca 11 :>ntrtey Aakms 367-7250 -------- Now Taking Applications for Waitresses I' We offer pleasant worktng conditiOns pa1d vacat1ons pa1d holidays meals un1forms Blue Cross Blue Sh1eld and prof t shartng "SELl THE AlltTION WI'Y JIMME SAYRE FARMS RESTAURANTS AUCTIONEER Apply In Per ,on Bob Evans Steak House Eastl!rn Ave. f'H. 446-3444 ' �\ ·-p;;~;~;;·R;sults Use The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds 29 - The Sundoy Tunes Sentinel Sunday Dec 16 1973 For Fast Results Use The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds ________ ___, ,____,_______.. ~----"--., MEMORY NotiCe W,ANT AD S INFORMATION KOSKOT !<,OS MET C~ 1':. W GS MERRY CHR STMA S & GOO BLESS EACH & EVERY O NE OF YO.U HELEN JA NE BROWN M DDLEPORT OH 0 991 5 3 12 I 11 C DEADLINES A K C Samt Bernard pups Ready for X mas Centenary Woods Kenn e l Phone 446 0231 5 P M Da y eefo e Pub l ca o Mondav Dead ne 9"a m Cance lat on w be accepted unr 9 a m for Oay of Pub c a on REGULATIONS The Pu b she eserves ne o ed gh deemed pub she s b e to co CHRISTMAS CRISIS? Co r ect ons ec NOVELTY Fab r e Sh op '230 wash ng ton Blvd Belpre Oh o Po yes l e kn t s S2 49 pe ya ~ swe a e erry kn s s '}9 p e ya d N ew sh pm en t o f car supp es com plete ne o N ecch Wh te and Na onal Se w nq Ma ch nes Open Sundays noon I 5 Da y 0 I 7 P m I Ch stmas 2 12 4 c or re ect any ads ob eel ooa Th e be- respon w 1 no rnore than one nse I on RATES n For Want Ad Se v ce 5 cen s pe Wo d one nser on M n mum ChargeS 00 4 cen ts pe word h ee ThiS needn I be 1f you are ftnanc1ally prepared We need 10 consecu t ve nse tons 26 cer) s per wo d s x con secu ve nse men or women now t ons 25 Pe Ce nt D scoun on pa U ads and ads pad w h n 0 davr. PART OR FULL TIME, EARN CAR PENTER wo k masonry work gene a emodel ng by hour or con act Phone 992 35 I 2 16 26tc CARD OF THANKS & OS TUARY S2 00 mum 3c Employment Wanted or 50 Each add word ana m n wo d BLIND ADS Add 1 on a ?Sc Charge p e Advert semen! OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m a 5 00 p m Da v a JO a m o 7 00 Noon •3.52 an hour w Sa u day Ca II 446-0677 In MemOI'I _,_, _____ 1 Galltpolts MEMORY Louks went away Decem ber 6 1961 From the crad e to the WIN AT BRIDGE grave Help us to understand Helo us to commun cate Tomorrow s only a v s on Tod~y we 1 ved ma~s yesterday a dream of happ ness and every tomorrow a v s on of hope A ve rose n a v ng hand \ means all here Noth ng when placed on the Precaution can LL do babys 992 2539 Phone 2 16 3t c EXPER ENCED pa nter nt e l' o and ext er or P hone 985 3951 2 5 26 p l I Auto Sales 969 vw good c ondton 14 boat moto and t a er A tor $ 325 w se sepa rat e or trade fo arge roadb ke Phone 9A9 44 52 2 16 t c --------- 96 7 vw bu s good cond ton Ca l 985 3545 at er 5 30 2 14 3 p For Sale For Sale SH EARED WHITE P NE Xmas rees needles r ea y stay on KUHL S BARGAIN CE NTER Rl 1 al caut on gh Tuppe s Pia ns 12 2 B c ONE HA LF standard b ed mare 3 years o d 48 has ra ce d n 2 02 raned n 1 58 S N GE R sew ng mac h nes 91'1 tor m e S350 Reg Ap mode n beaut f u wa nut pa oosa geld 1ng 8 years o d cab ne Makes des gn s exce en t tra no se S350 c hes z g zag buttonho es Con ac Me W am s s ab es b nd hems e tc L ke new Logan Oh 0 AC 6 4 385 2073 O n y S89 95 Ca Ravenr,wood '1 ll 31c 173 9521 o 273 9893 after 5 00 12 7 fc NEW 1973 ZIG ZAG SEW N G -----~-MACH N ES n or g na G ROCERY bus ness for sa~ fa c tory carton Z g Zag to Bu ld ng f o sa e or ease make bu t onl1o1es sew on Phone 773 56 8 f om 8 30 P m buttons monog ams and to 1 p m fo appo nt men 3 20 fc make an cv des gn s w th ust he w s of a s ng e d at Lef n ay a way and never been used w 1 se I tor on y S47 cas h o erms ava abe 10 x SO M OB LE H OME Phone Phone 992 298A 12 9 fc 992 5693 2 13 tfc AM FM s ereo rad o 8 ta ck ape c omb na t on A sp eake sound system Ba an ce $ 03 98 o u se our budget AKC Regs ered ed m n d u ~ er ms ca 992 3?65 2 9 fc Dacsnsnund 5 y s o d rna e Shots housebroken good w th ELECTROL UX vacuum ch ld Phone 992 7690 12 3 Atp clean er A 1 cond on uses ·---paper bags has c: o dw nder and many attachments Also AKC eg steed back toy sh ampooer a ta chmen n pood e pupp es tak ng c uded on y 4 ava table a depos s for Ch s mas $85 S37 70 c ash or te ms Pood e 9 oom ng $5 Cal ava !able Phone 992 2984 Coo" te 667 39 5 12 9 f c 2 16 31C o -- l Ph 992 5271 l ncoln H1ll Pome..-oy 0 Area s Most Reaso nable Pr ces All work guaranteed For Rent or Sale ·--·- Pets For Sale R es idence co mrnerc al or mob le hom es Save on parts & la bor M ddleport 1 5 N '2nd Ave Phon e 99'2 JS09 ------------- OfFICE SUPPLIES Johnson Masonry & (Remodeling) 992 7608 FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor D1splay For Rent + - Wanted To Buy - ' help --------- -------- Real Estate For Sale ' ' Mobile Homes For Sale ~::::::.. ... 1 HOGG & ZUSPAN m est Heater Lo e Nathan 6 ggs. Radtator Spec1ahst Ph ~92 2174 Pomeroy J C BRADFORD Auct oneer Complete Se v ce Phone 949 3821 RacneOho cr B adfo d 5 READY MIX CO N CRETE de ve ed r gh o you pro ect Fas and easy F ee est mates Phone 992 3284 Goeg e t'l Ready M )1. 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Los you 0 OtLL A nemen wo k can be ope a o s cense Ca 992 done by appo nlm en on Y a 7.4211 presen me due o ne ss n lam y Phone fo ap 6 5 ic po n men 742 3232 25 f c ----·-- Real Estate For Sale ------ Wheel Alignment •s.ss can Ca s - GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto O~en 8 T t5 The b dd ng ha s been West Pass Pass Pass North East I+ 2+ Pass Pass 3" Pa ss 3NT Pa.ss You Sout SHOOTING MATCH Co n Ho ow Gun Club turn rst r gMt after M tes Cemetery Rut and Factory choked gunson y Sunday December 6 1 p m 2 13 35c ----- I ol d •KJ6 5 . AB32 + K 104.6 5 Whal d o you do nov. A - Pass You have \\.arned )Our partner that vou are weak m clubs TODAY S QUESTION Aga n you pa tner open damond You hod one +~ Q 10 6 o . K 4 3 WI a do you do •K J 6 5 • 2 - --- - - DUE o the cond ton of the bu d ng we w close Dec 3 We also wou d ke o hank a our customers Louses Bakery 05 Court s ree Pomeroy Oh o Ve na and Lou se We 2 9 Sip --- ---- TOG VE AWAY Pups o 9 ve away Motl'ler s Ge man Sh ephe rd Ca Dav d Johnson afte .4 p m 949 2885 2 6 3tc: Locust Grove cha cush ons as tow as $10 95 Upho stery books on v SOc: 4 nch covered foam mattresses for standard s ze bed $29 95 Pome oy Recovery 622 E Ma n Pomeroy Phone 992 755A 11 20 26tc Flone a Semor one year-old regtstered Guernsey cow owned by Edson Roush Locust Grove Farms near here has completed an offlctal DHIR actual production record of 14 100 pounds of m1lk and 657 pounds of butterfat tn 3()5 days two limes a day m1lkmg accordtng to The Amertcan Guernsey Cattle Club The testing w~ superviSed by OhiO State Umvers1ty INFORMATION ABOUT JOB OPPORTUNITIES SOCIAL SECURITY CONSUMER PROTECTION AND GREAT COUNTRY STEREO ' GET YOUR MAN WI11I A iWantAd ~ • UPHOL STERY Fab cs by he yard 54 nches w de as ow as $1 95 per yard velve s as ow as S3 AS mpor ed ve vets $9 95 We a so have ny O'n he cu on cotton pr nts v ny s and em nan s by the yard or bY he p ece Pome oy Recove y 622 Eas Main Pomeroy Phone 992 755A 11 20 26tc ----------- FOAM to f your o d cou ch and LOTS OF MILK RACINE - NEW LARGE ec n ng c har s n v ny rna e a buy now or ay away torCh stmas On v $89 95 Sw ve ockers n ve vet ny on and pr nts that make a wonde fu g ft to you wfe Ony S6995 A terns cash and carry or 60 day lay away Pome oy R ec overy 622 E Ma n Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 1 2026c 92.1 FM WMPO Mh:id leport- Pomeroy ELECTROLUX Sweeper de uxe mode Com plete w lh. a c ean ng attachments and uses paper bags 5 ght y used but c eans and looks I ke new w se fo S37 25 c:asl'l or erms ava abe Phon e 992 296.4 PIG S to 12 5 tfc sa e Phone 992 7 06 12 12 6tc CLO SE OUT on new Z g Zag sew ng Machines For sew ng stretch fabr cs buttonholes fan cy des gns etc Pa nt s ght y b em shed Cho c:e of c arry ng c ase or sew ng stand $49 80 CDSh or terms ava abe Phone 992 2984 2 5 fc DISPERSAL SALE 28 New Homes To Be SOLD AI USED and REPOSSESSED PRICES To make room for the many new untts arnvong m Jan 1974 DELAYED DELIVERY AVAILABL:E W1th the excephon of a small depos11 NO MONEY NEEDED UNTIL JANUARY 1974 I YEAR GUARANTEE BEST SERVICE IN OHIO VALLEY MILLER HOMES DOWNTOWN BELPRE OHIO As thE- g rl sa d wt: n marr age was mentioned Never put off t II tomorrow that wh ch you should have done day before yesterday DON T PUT OFF SEEING THESE CALL NOW! POMEROY J nice bedrooms Bath Some carpet ng and panel ng Gas f ()Or furnace Basement Porch N ce Lot 50x200 ASKING $10 000 WE HAVE A LAD ES BUSINESS AND A MANS BUSINESS FOR SALE Both are n good ocat ons and do ng an excellent bus ness No phone nformatlon on these please Come n and we can discuss DESIRE TO SELL BY THE lsi of the year MIDDLEPORT Butldtng or Mobtle Home tot 70x90 Ut lit es close Wooded area n excellent ne ghborhood $2 000 MIDDLEPORT - LIKE NEW - Bus ness room and lovely apartment 3 bedrooms (lots of closets) Bath 01 n ng room Hard wood floors with carpet ng over Hot water heat Paneling Garages HAS YOUR PROPERTY BEEN FOR SALE TOO LONG' Lei us sell II for you HENRY E CLELAND YOUR FRIENDLY BROKER 992 2259 If no answer 992 2568 Lov ng memor es never d e As yean; rol on and days go bY In our hearts a memo y s kep O f the husband and father we oved and w II never to get W te Hazel Oaugh e s Carol and Donna and grand ch dren 296 1 A LOVELY new Home m le from M e gs H gh Schoo Th ee bedrooms two baths full basemen w h two car garage Large ot $27 SOD A so recently remodeled three bed com o der home n Pomeroy Pr ce of $15 000 nc udes furn ture Owner w I he p f nance e ther of these two p opert es Ca l 593 5667 Athens 12 2 30tc: REO S Ba ber Shop and Used Book store open 6 dav s lO am 7orn 272 f STOLE N automat Rona d ween 8 17 guage Rem ngton c Rewa d Con a c E w n 368 9989 be 5 296 6 PUPP ES to 9 ve away Makes deal Chris mas g tt Ca 4.46 2823 af er 5 30 p m 294 4 Found LARGE: 8 mon h Old puppy b ac k and wh e pa Ge man Shepherd and A askan Husky Answers to r,e name Snoo py Found n he v c n ty o 3 d Ave Thursday e ven ng Was g ven away by peop e on Kempe Ho ow du ng November I peop e want pup back ca 446 A 90 afte s p m 296 J }All ilfnS [ J l ' I' A • N FOR SPOON NG N A elt6 WAY ~ow mange the c ,cled Ieite" to rurm the surpnse answer as LATHE D [ XI I Xj GOLFER P LLAA ( • W LL m o cu ees and sh u bbe y A so c: ean ou basemen s at cs e c Ca 9<~9 322 0 l lll A44 2 30tc ----·-----·--·- ~ (JGN 'e"R LAUR..QNN WOMAN to ve nand take care of nva d woman .446 9807 295 3 ------ N\EN AND WOMEN w th skIs that compa e w th Navy occupat ons may qua fy for the Navy s 0 reef Procurement Petty Off ce Program (Example Lathe Operators P umbers Electr c ans Account ng C erk Carpenter Secretary etc: Sta t ng pay $392 to $538 w th hous ng al owance from $121 to $161 per month pus free med cal and dental comm ssa y and P X benef ts and a I G benet ts for n d v dual and fam IY Good promot ons travel educat on opportun t es and ear y retlremen In erested men and women con act the Navy Recru t ng Stat on MMC Ra ph Radehaver 614 593 3566 294 6 THE BORN lOSER ac (())~<"€ 11iERe 1>!1.E ~ ac 'PJ <0\ntERED THE~ \OIJ K~ \llHO B5 NORTH COURT STREET ATHENS OH 0 4570 SP.I!..CIALS THIS WEEK' sate $9 500 NEARLY NEW - Modern 2 S15 000 INCOME -3 bedrooms bath 3 porches 7 rooms In all Near 157 ACRES - Only W th large 8 room house bath fireplace and porch Large barn All minerals except coal N ce farm land of 80 acres $360 per acre NICE OLDER rooms HOME - 4 bedrooms 8 modern bath 2 nice enclosed porches Large gas Garage Want F A Ll L ABNER MU? BE: TH LADf Sl..o&J NK REG. $&; 95 & 1().95 SALE PRICE 2/'895 furnace S18 000 Buy a warm home w th plenty of room We have several to show you Just call Teflon l.ClO<"' FO I-IEP. MAT!£ r- SAUCE PANS Coa~l!r ~!~~~ss $300 I TH NK SH~ DS:!;N EXPECnN 50\'\E. I. 11-iNG LKEIH&A L 8 TRACK ALONG( !<: P. $HE'S CAR TAPE DECK HO D N~ UP vERY' WELL REG. $37.95 SALE PRICE LINCOLN 225 AMP WELDER COMPLETE 2 BRAND NEW HOMES 1 Rancher-Large LR 3 BR s bath uti R bu II n kitchen garage tot 75 x120 Also 1 Bi level w th Slumber Bags s1J88 Sleeping Bags s995 to s3995 basement Smelt down payment & bat like rent under the Farmers Home Loan Program RODNEY VILLAGE 2 Rodney 245 5303 --------- I WASHER dryer and e t ge a or epa No charge to serv ce ca f we ca n f x your app anc:e Ph 67 5 4242 25A tf M&M ROOFING Be Spout ng Sh ng e & Bu dup oof Hot & cod pro cess Home mprovement n gene a Fo free est ma es phone Rober Meade Oh o CHATHAM AVE - 5 m s and bath w th new fu n u e s 7 500 w thout turn u e $ 6 000 COUNTRY A R ESTATE S y o d br c: k and a um 3 b g bdrm s 1 bath s a c arpe huge 2 c ar gar and a a ge f a o $36 900 f I FARM 100 acres 15m les out 8 room house 2 barns Large ch cken house tobacco base Phone 379 2566 294 3 -----·-·---- SLEEP NG Ho el HOUSE- - r;- --- ----- Ga ooms Pomeroy d a 94tf 3 bed oom v ng room n ng room some carpet ng f repla ce fu basement and 2 car garage $130 month Call ROO~~G- AND SPOUT NG....,... Sh ng es s d ng and bu tdup ho oofs Free Es mates 26 years exper ence James Ma c um V n on Oh o 388 9940 2A7 tf - For Rent 388 8 14 B dwe ____ _:_30 tf 1 30.4 743 6326 --- ---- - 289 6 --- 2 X 65 MOBILE home 2 o 3 men prefe red A I ut t es pad Cal 367 7272 afte 4 30 289 6 1 ARGE 3 bed oom home edge HOLLEY Bros C bu doz ng ba c k hoe work d t ch ng under roads bo ng Pl'lone 2.45 5018 or 245 5006 18 tf --- -- - Central A r Cond ton ng & Heat ng F..-ee Eshmates Stew..-rt s Hardwa..-e Vinton Oh o 144 tf 11~111CU WANTED FARMS I buyers for farms vacant land vacat on spots Wnte to Harr1et Ktrk patnc:k 924 Yearl ng Road Columbus Oh1o or call collect evenmgs 861 8356 K1rkpatr ck s Realty Have Wanted To Do W/2 SPEAKERS '92 50 tf rur Lease or Sale ' Steel 22 Tl:XAS OIL COMPA NY needs 7 LITTLE Co ie pups Wou d dependab e man who c:an Ike to have l'lomes w ttl work w thout superv s on n ch dren for Chr stmas Call Ga po s area Contact 4.46 1964 after 6 p m custome s Age un mpor an 296 3 but rnatur ty s We tra n A r m a R B D ckerson Pres Salesman wanted Southwestern Petro eum Ft SALESMAN needed for Gall a Wo h Tex County and surround ng area 296 1 Permanent Shou d make n excess of S20 000 Cal AA6 36 15 IMMEDIATE open ng Fam y for personal nte v ew Soc at serv ce pos t on 295 If profess o a counse ng fo cus S ate sa ary sea e ($10 250) and benef ts M S W preferred others of s m a qua f cat on may app y NEW br ck home oceted 6 Contact Mrs Kay Beegan co m les up Rt 7 n Country A re Catha c Soc a Serv c:e 53.4 Estates 3 bedroom 1 2 baths S xth St reet Portsmouth ful y carpeted central a r Oh o 45662 An eq ua Op d shwasher e ec:tr c range portun ty Emp oyer Lease $250 month .4.46 1171 or 296 .4 .446 2573 after 5 p m 290 II DR VER Over the road Sem exper ence requ red Del ver h gh qua ty furn ture to dealers n 5 states area POODLE groom ng Ca I any Steady year round work t me 4.46 7059 some n plant dut es also 290 12 See Mr Pat Lynch French Colony lndust es 150 Upper R ver Road Just be ow a rport n Ga pol s Apply n person at once 296 3 - 2 bedrooms bath utility and carport on well dra ned lot stores and court house $3 000 down 0 3 p m --~--~ LIVE n babys ter prefer m dd le aged ady ca 1 4A6 6A 1 ex 25 ask fo Ca o ene McDan e 295 A BILLS ARMY-NAVY SALES REG 395 & 595 ST R T 35 - 6 rm f ame anch par t w h ba se H w f r !> ca pe F P 2 c a gar w h Pr ce e ec dr La ge o $28 500 TH SVERYWELLBU LT 3 BEDROOM HOME N CLUDES EXPEN S VE CAR PET N L ARGE L V NG RO O M AND 2 BEDROOM S THE K T CHEN S EXTRA NI CE W TH LOTS OF CAB NE T S AND BU L T IN RANGE DIN NG AREA OR FA MILY ROOM ) LA R GE CAR GARAGE ALL ON A L ARGE FLAT LAND SC APEO COUN TRY LOT TH S SA N EXCEPT ONA L HOME BE SUR E AND SEE T BEFORE B UY N G ELSEWHERE Excellent 3 Bedroom HOME N CLUD ES CAR PETING THROUGHOUT ON L ARGE LOT WITH GARAGE PR CEO AT $22 900 00 VERY VERY NI CE Excellent Buy In Country ----- a e of town Sl25 month 446 1066 or A46 4618 even ngs 290 tf - - -----proven carpet c eaner ~ THE Blue Lustre s easy on the budget Restores forgotten coors Rent e ectr c: sham pooer $1 Centra supply Co 290 6 ON Georges Creek Road spac: ous .4 bedroom home Secur ty depos t refund $165 mo .446 0785 293 tf 12X60 TRAILER on L ttle Kyger Road heat turn shed Call 367 7117 293 6 Lovely New Spht Level TH S BRAND NEW 3 BEDROOM HOME S COMPLETELY CAR PETED AND IN CL UDE S RANGE 0 SHWA SHER CENTRAL A R BATH S STORM WINDOWS L ARGE LIV NG ROOM AND DNING WFE AP PROVED K TCHEN 2 CAR GARAGE AND LARGE LOT IN C TY SCHOOL 0 STRICT TRA LER 12 X 60 2 bedroom large lot close to Ho zer Med cal Center Phone 4A6 595 296 3 GEORGES Creek Rd spac ous 4 bedroom home to respon s b e fam IY Secur ty depos t requ red $ 65 mon h AA6 1835 296 CLEAN rugs ke new so easy to do w th B ue Lustr e Rent electr c sham pooer S Centra Supp y Co 296 6 ------ - - - T STERR FIC the way were se ng B ue Lustre to clean rugs and upho stery Rent shampooer $1 G c Murphy Co 296 6 SLEEP ING roorrls weekly rates free garage park ng Libby Hole FURN SHED apt UtI t es pad References requ red lnqu re at 631 Fou th Ave 292 II NEW mob e home excel ent oc:at on adu ts on y ~one .4.46 0338 225 tf 267 tf TYCOON Lake mob e home 3 rave .. er bedroom , baths I v ng CCMI...HMAN Motor Homes 5th Wheel room k tchen compete y Truck Campers App e c y turn shed garden $150 per Auto Sa es R t 35 N Jackson month Ca 6 4 27.4 .4077 Oh o Phone 286 5700 295 3 - - - - - ----110 tf 10x60 MOB LE HOME 2 ----------~bedrooms on Georges Creek FURNSHED eff c enc:y Rd 4.46 3210 apartment S90 pe month utI t es pad One woman 294 3 on y Ca .446 44 6 after p 2 BEDROOM mob e home m 288 tf 10x50 1 ch d accepted Secur ty depos t .4.46 0865 294 3 2 & 3 BEDRdOM apt S 50 depos t and 6 months ease 3 BEDROOM Tra le ca l AA6 A.46 -1397 292 tt 0891 between 5 and 7 p m References requ red 29.4 3 ----------- - TWIN S ngle 2 bedroom un t k tcnen appl ances turn shed arge yard 446 .4570 29.4 3 --------- ----- NOTICE SERVICE Panorami c V1 ew of The OhiO Valley ST IN THS LARGE CA RPETED LV N G ROOM A ND BE H PN OT ZED BY T HE V EW YOU L ALSO ENJOY A COZY F AM L:Y ROOM 3 BE DR OOMS LARGE S PAC OUS K TCHEN WOOD BUR N N G F REP LACE A ND O NE OF THE BEST NE GH BOR H OODS N TOWN ALL T H S ON A ARGE LOT FOR LESS THAN $50 000 00 New 3 Bedroom Bnck W ITH FULL BASEME NT LOVELY K TCHE N Q UAL T Y CO N STR UCT O N THROUG H OUT N C TY SCHOO L 0 STR CT $35 900 Best Older Home For Sale In Gall1polts BEAUT F UL BR CK N NT COND T ON N CLUD ES 3 BEDROOM S LARGE FORMAL 0 N NG ROOM CO MP LE TELY MOD ERN K TCHEN LARG E ST rAMI Y ROOM N TO WN P LUS A FUL L BASEM E N T 1 BATHS AND 2 CAR GA R AGE W TH WOR K SH OP AN EX CELLENT HOME M 0 FORTIE S M Brand New Spht Entry HA S 3 BEDROOMS BATH LARGE FA MI LY ROOM 2 CAR GARAGE A ND ALL THE EXTRAS N THE KTC H E N $2890000 Gall a CG s Largeit R ea Estate Sa es Age'nc y Oft ce 446 3643 Even ng s Call E M Ike W se man 446 3796 E N W seman 446 4500 Bud McGhee 446 25.5 For Rent For Rent SLEEPING ROOMS week y rates Park Centra Hote I 306 If AUCTION s LARGE OLDER H OME CO MPLETELY REMODELI;:D ON 6 ACRE LO T ON RT 325 BETWEEN R 0 G RANDE A ND V N TON FIRST f oor furn slied ef f c ency apartment A ut t es pa d 1 adult on y No pets 729 Second Avenue 292 If PUBLIC We sell anything for anybody Br1ng your 1tems to Knotts Com mun1ty Auchon Barn Corner Th1rd & Ol1ve For appomtment call 256 6967 after p m Sale every Saturday evenmg at 7 0 Clock EXCEbi,.,E'NT LOCAT O N M LE FROM TOWN NC LU DE S LARGE L t V N G ROOM D N NG AND FAM LY ROOM ARGE LOT PR CEO $'}4 900 00 Lookmg For Quality AI the R1ght Pnce TOOL s harpen ng saws sc ssors shears home and ~---garden oo s Sha rp Shop DEAD STOCK A ley ea 47 Second 6 'm W LL erT)ove a a easonab lc2 6 tt WOODLAND DR H W fl s f a me 8 yrs o d c ha ge Ca 245 55 4 equ pped k chen A barga n Gal a E ectr c an Serv ce 2 2 f a S20 000 Phone 446 A976 Joseph Morgan DAY CARE GARF ELD AVE 5 m Gall po s Oh o A563 SU N VALLEY Nu se V School f arne w th base A um 275 30 cen sed by S a e o Oh o s d ng storm drs and w n m les wes of new hosp ta Near new ga s fu Pr ce al types of CAB NET Shop 577 Sun V ey Dr Ph 446 3657 $17 500 wood work 0 Cou t S re et Day c a e tha says we 187 If Ph 446 77 45 ca e Madge Hauld en FA RFIELD SUB 0 V Owne Lo r ed h and John B ck 3bdrm ltha scen a " " &SCONSTRU..,. vN c a pet H au l d en Ope a o s qua ty beau y 4 f EXCAVA T O N and gene a oca on and to ea ed on a emode ng Backhoe doze ~ large ot $3 1 500 and ench f"'g Sep c tank s R LJ::. ::.::. ~,;~o p,:;.:;, ::. c v c e g ass and foole s A phases of INVESTMENT - 4 rm house or a needs spec a z ng n p um b ng w ng new n w h base modern and 3 wnd s heds mrro s s a a on ca 388 9986 m ap furn shed $ 8 000 p ex g a ss r esc een 70 4 P ne 2 1 f R o G ande 2.45 SOAS 100 If A 27 A w h 2 THOMAS Fa n Exterm na ng S T R 'T houses and a ba n $16 000 co Term te and Pest Cant ol RED S Barbe Shop and used Whee ersbu g Oh o Open 6 bo9k S U pp e R p m days 0 am IO 177 PROTECT yoU mob e home SMTH RO - 4 A fat and $ 0 000 w th TIE DOWN ANCHORS Any hr 446 1998 Ca Ron Sk dmore 4A6 1756 LAD ES to work nco n laund y and d y c eaner cen er App y n pe son at Scotch Clean Center 2nd and Sp uce 294 3 OPEN DAILY 9 TO 5 1 ~08 LANES Complete Bookkeep ng and Tax Sei'"V ce 424 4 Fourth Ave Kanauga Bus ness by ap po ntment Ph 446 1049 Plea se cal afte 6 p m 278 f PLUMBER w h exper enc:e App y at C ty Managers Off ce 5 8 Second Avenue 294 .4 IS NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 1 oo W MOUN1 CLEANIN.G SERVICE GENERAL house c ean ng We su pp y a he c ean ng sup pies 388 B87 5 afte 6 p m ca I 38 8 8865 weekly or month y c: ean ng by appo ntment 91 If Help Wanted HERE TH S 1/Q«~ iJio w«D bedroom frame home and garage at Down ngton Kitchen range and heater ncluded n ~ 289 6 AFf """R ~~ ~TeNT 1'0 ,.I'D 10 f)AMf. "NI"'"···I Ask ng only $2 800 LEVEL ACRE PLUS --- 5 ms and on I A 6M DOWN RT 7 ba h 2 outb dg s eve o $ 2 800 Large 3 Bedroom Woodland Dr (3 RUTLAND 2 STORY H OMES ON A L ARGE FLAT LOT W TH LARGE K TCHEN 3 BEDROOM S BATH NEW FLOOR COVERI N G AND CARPET ALUMINUM S D NG STORAGE BU L D N G OWNER VERY ANX OUS TO SELL A ND H AS PR CEO T BELOW MA RKET VALUE AT $13 500 EVERGREEN 5 rms and bath ur heat sto m drs and wn$AOOO -- 30 ACRES ALL CLEAN AS A HOUND S TOOTH W TH VE~Y GOOD A BEDROOM HOME N CE MODERN I( TCHEN NEW SID NG NEW ROOF MODERN FURNACE l BATHS REALLY A VERY COM FORTABLE HOME (2) CHI LL COTHE RD S PEC AL DWELL N G I N CLUDING GAS RANGE REFR G AND OTHER FURN T U RE GOOD N VE STMENT JUS T R G HT FO R NEW LYWEDS OR RET RED COUPLE 9M DOW N RVER 2story b c k base a c:a p e v rm 5 x 36 w th F P A so has 2nd house w th Arms 2 A R ver v ew o $45 000 MOTORIST MUTUAL NSURANCE THE best nsu anc:e at the best pi' ce Fo a;uto home bus ness and fe Ray Hawk agent 4A6 2300 5.41 Ath Ave 50 f v E N babys t er prete m dd e aged lady Cal 446 1642 ex 25 ask fo C a olen e M c Dan e CLIFF'S SHOE REPAIR tank well and water tap Su table for large trailer FREE est mates I ab I y n su an ce Prun ng tr mm ng and cav ty w ork ee and s tump rem ova Ph .4A6 .4953 73 If Busmess Opportumttes RON SHEPARD Floor Wal Remade ng Ce am c t e baths Box 280 Ru and 742 3664 6 26 lfc PERMA PRESS PANTS -----------BANKS TREE SERVICE 295 3 al o BUHL MORTON RO yr odtame brck rm 5 ms ba ns a l c arpe a 1 e ec pat o co vered Th s s a beau y on v S26 900 ALBERT EHMAN Wa er De very Serv ce Patr ot Star Rt Gal po s Ph 379 2133 2.43 tf ---- -- br c k A and 1 ) OLDER H OME N EWLY DECORATED N S DE A N D OUT N CLUO N G STORM W NDOW S AND DOORS NEW FLOOR COVER N G THRO UG HOUT TH S 2 BEDROOM H OME HA S P ARTIAL BASEMENT LOCATED ON A S PA C OU S TREE SHADED LOT W TH C ITY WATER ENJOY ALL TH S W TH A R EGULAT ON S ZE POOL TABLE AS A BONU S PR CE $ 7 900 -------- NOTICE HOT WATER HEAT-Warm 3 bel.lro~ms ge~s f red bo ler full basement garden und !> s c-~' shrubbery 2 car garage Next to new f re house Ask ng $1 J 500 TRAILER LOT - W lh septic -- --- TANK CLEAN NG AND R EPA R ALSO HOUSE WRECK N G Ph A.46 9499 Estab shed n 940 69 -- 6 m Excellent Farm Properly Economy Group ·---- PR CE CO N S TR U CT ON Root ng spou ng k t c hens and bath ooms Camp e e remade ng Phone 742 6273 2 3 He Middleport, 0. - =---- CAl rAI N f .-'.SV fR 'IKE 6Rf6(ll; ANO HIS 318 N. 2nd Ave. 0 AGENCY CROU SE BECK RD Tr LE''Iel 6 rm s I ' ba hS 2 y s o d H w tlonrs J A. tot Th s sa good hov'se and co u d not be bu It for he ask ng pr c e oday S32 ooo - --GILLE NWATER S SE PTIC -g f WISEMAN M NO RTH of HM C N ew 6 rms & baths a! ca pet br ck all elec 2 car attached ga r S34 000 C eaned and nsta led Russe s Pl um b ng 4A6 4782 297 tf Exerctse runs warm s le e ping quarters con t nuous fr-esh water & food ca rpeted beds love and understandmg AKC pupp es and s. tud serv1ce Ca I 388 817 4 for nspect10n and reservat ons THE MT ZON Rd c arpet F P S31 500 - ---- SEPTIC TANKS ---,..- F ARMER S Hot day G ee ngs 1 om A Catt e Te chn c an Le and Parker 992 2264 Po m e oy res denc:e o Coo v e 667 325 An swer ng Se \1 ce 2 9 13tc CLIFF'S SHOE REPAIR --- --------- SWEE PER Repa rs partS sup p es A.46 0294 0 a m 5 s TEWART E lectr ca Serv ce p m Oav s vacuum C eaner ,Repa r house w r ng Stor e Georges Creek Road e ec fr c: heat ng Phone 446 nex to Bob s CS Rad o Sa es A561 293 tf 271 -- MASSIE Realty, 32 ~tate Sl CROWN C TY 8 yrs od H W f oo s 5 rms and bath a ge storage bldg and located on " A o Only $12 500 ROUTE 7 Sau1h a br Ck 8 b g rms 2 baths a 1 c a pe 2 F P s sw mm ng poo l ver v ew and A o Luxu y p us TERMITE PEST CONTROL FREE nspec on Ca 4A6 32.45 Me 1 0 Del Ope alo by Exte m na Trm te Se v ce 0 Belmong 0 267 If TWO WAY Rados Sa es & Ser.v ce N ew and used C B s po ce mon ors an ennas e c Bobs, c zen Band Rad o Equ p Go ges Creek R d Ga po s Oh o 4<16 4517 2 2 f U5EFL!L F YOL! 60 ~Pritl~$e~SilftPII=ISI~ANSW!II=Itele =-_l RAVEN Phone 446 2467 even ngs and weekends Phone 444 2467 tor appomtment Real Estate For Sale J W H T E R 0 1 yr old 5 rms 1 " bath all br ck al carpet all el ec located on a large t a lot Pr ce 530 {)00 f 2 I s 0" ;::====~':::~~~':::=-~,u~g~~J[;ested by the above cartoon J Open Tuesday & Thursdays 9 to Real Estate for Sale Tel 446 1998 0 P Mart n & Son Wate..Your Del very Se r v c e ap palro.nag e w be prec ale'd Ph 446 OA63 0 come o Cor a Dam Hand craft Cora 1· K L l no State Route218 1 m1 S of Rl 7 --·--·---FOR ne unusu a I EJ --- I ROOF N G and gutter work AlSO bu t up oof ng 388 8507 LL no be respons b e for any debts o her than my own as of today D ecemb er 3 973 s gned Rosc oe E F fe 295 3 EVVAI !IWPU7 WAGON WHEEL ANTIQUES PI A N O tun ng and r epa r ng Lane 0 n E' s 7S9 Broa dway M dd cpor Phone 992 208? 77 30 w these four Jumbl es one letter to each square to form four ord nary words I I ;------------------, BOARD YOUR PETS AT K&P KENNELS MRAI.tz.!() W!TH FEAR 6 ROOM S and bath n own $11 000 Ca 992 39 75- o 992 257 9 28 tfc TWO bedroom hOUSe at 473 S ycamore S reet n M d d epo Va c an Ca 992 53 0 7 26tc WANTED I NVENTIONS IDEAS CAS H Sa e o Royall es Pos s b e wr te t o r f ee 1 terature IMPERIAL 4055 E)lecut ve Pa k, Dr ve C n c nnat Oh o 4524 or phone M Wh f c d col ec a 513 563 .47 0 2&3 30 Unscrt~.mble -------------- for Sale ·------ 15 N LOV NG ernembrlln ce of Horace Dona d Cremeans who os h s 1 fe 6 years ago od a y December 5 967 n he S lve Br dge co apse Nohce No!tee Monday thru Saturday 606 E MiJ n Pomeroy 0 Not1ce o:e;1:hMMlit n ----------- He on l y takes the best t s onesome her e w thou you And sad has been the way God knew you had to eave us So He c alled you home tnat day Sadly m ssed by he fam y 296 I EXPERT On Most Amer IN C antre I who los h s fe s x years ago when the S tver Br dge co apsed on De c 15 1967 0 hers may fo get h m Now that he s gone But we w 1 no forge h m No matter how ong Sadly m ssed by h s Fa her and Mother Mr and Mrs Owen Ca n rell and h s brother B I and fr ends and relat ves 296 OURs ncere hanks to evervone who helped n any way du ng th e 1 ness and dea h of our beloved mother Mrs Ma y E Russel Our deepes ap prec at on to Dr F W Shane for h s fa thfu at endance o her needs and to the Home H e a 1h nurses and her ass stants tor the r he p fu ness these ast month!> A so to the Reve end C J Lemley and the Rev John B yan tor th e r c on so ng w o rd s and to the organ st M s Mar eta Re ynolds a feongf endotthefam ly A spec at thanks o a I those who se nt food flowers or don a ed money to he Hea t Fun d n her memory You k ndnesses will never be for~otten Spec at thanks to the M cCoy Wetherho t Moore Fune al Home staff for the r ov ng and eff c ent serv ces and to he casket bearers May God bess a Mr and Mrs 0 Wood MI'S Garland us Kerr Street Pomeroy Ohto D1ck Seyler Owner Phone 992 2798 m ssed by w fe and grandch dren 296 1 WI SH to extends ncere a d heartte t hanks o e a1 ve s ne ghbors and tr enos fo the r k ndness and sympa th y o t the pass ng away of ou mother Also tor the t ewers p ayers to ed and cards Spec: al thanks to M cC oy Moore Funera Hom e M s B 1 Daft Re'l John Bryant and the pa I bearers The Fam y of Ma y M Kennedy 296 N LOV NG memory of Freder ck Dean M e we are th nk n~ of you dear Th nk ng Of the past To us who oved and est you Your memory w I a ways as A sm ng face a hea of go d Two sh n ng eyes at es t God broke our hearts o p ove o No Rumous Lyes or Caustics Used PICK UP SERVICE AVAILABLE MATERIALS CO 5554 , Mason,w. Ya The hea Is I ke a treasure ches t That s f I ed w h souven rs 1 s there we ve k.ep our memories We ve gathered through he y-ears And those memor es are dear and true And they te 1 how much w e m ss -- We Buy Anl1ques Collecltbles etc Built to Your Specs Delivered to Job Stte 967 when the S ver B dge collapsed ------MEMORY of TMomas AI en to 'STRIPPERS" We Stnp Pamt, Varnishes, Etc From Furmture ANTIQUES-MODERN-METALS ~USSES :/ ~ma Rad ato Dick's Hoard House PRE FABRICATED WOOD Bu td ozer SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. FREE EST A.SK US ABOUT N LOV N G memory of Ava B Lane who wa s k. ed De c I S Sad I y c. h dren F om lh e ara es t 992 7474 and -----·--- you so Perm Fo..Req Ha r $8 50 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy ;J cold sod Ca1d of Thanks we Fam ty NOV SPEC $ 12 ----·------ - - Card of Thanks GAS and OIL SALES& SERVICE John1es Beauty Salon POMEROY HOME & AUTO Wanted •6+ See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 7089 N1ght 992 3525 or 992 5232 Pamt1ng A Spectalty J...-------- + P&J HEATING AND COOLING Wat er l ne s and Power L nes. AI work done by the foot o..- co ntract Al so dozer work and se pt c tank s n sta lied Body Shop 1I +, DITCHING SERVICE (;ene1S _, -- WE H AVE a you uph o s ery needs Bur ap den m camb c foam g ue z ppe s 966 PLYMOUTH Sta on ack ng s p sp ng s and 4 ROOM nome basemen Wagon C ean good t res c ps ch -pboa d bu on garage gas fu na ce Good S300 Phone 992 3866 w ne s.ew ng h ea d egs Pome oy o c a on $7 5 2 4 7 c upho s e y book s da c on Rete ences needed W te NORTH 0 15 webb ng spr ng w ne acks Box 729W co The Da y 968 TOYOTA Corona colo sod we co rd co on sw ve Se n ne Pome oy Oh o • 73 aut om a c t ansm ss on Ca Fam y ba ses and oam oam oam .45769 985 357 4 af er 5 p m • A K 10 5 Po me oy Re cove y 622 Ea st 2 43 p 2 6 p 32 Man S ee Pome oy Phone -·---N LOV N G mem ory of our ofoK 743 992 7554 father M to d H Hawk who 11 20 26 c LOCUST po s s con a ct Ha o d pa~sed away Dec 7 967 Evans Long Bo tom Oh o WEST EAST ----Phone 843 2942 .A .85 2 2 4 2fp When w e remember a you ve OLD Eng sh Sheepdog stud 0 STR NG .4 oeda Sho Bud .J84 2 .Q 9 73 done To gu de our fool s eps s eel gv ar 5 no se powe se v c:e Must be AKC TRA L ER n Sy acu se on 109874 A6 Ro o T ter La ge capac ty g" Reg s er ed Phone 992 6680 And a he ov ng ways n wh c.h arge o Adu s only Ca 2 2AC portab e d shwashe used 4 ofoJ 96 of- A 08 5 yo u made ou c h dhoQd 992 3525 mon hs ast summer Phone - - - - - - -SOUTH 12 4 f c 247 22A after 5 JO p m b g" • KQJ 0 96 4 ou happy e hough so you 12 2 4 p a e m ng ed w th th s p aye PR VATE meet ng roo m o Tha God w bess you dear NO Copper 70c Rad ators EXCELS OR Sa t Works E any o gan za on phone 992 K QJ Dad And keep you n H s 33c b ass JOe ba ter es 90c Ma n St Po me oy A k nds 3975 ofoQ2 M A Ha Reedsv e Phone ca c of sa water pel ets wa e 3 fC M ssed by ch d en and 378 6249 Beef H des ss Both vulnerab e nugge s block sal and own 2 7 fc grandch d en Oh o R ve Sa Phone 992 2 BEDROOM house k chen p East West North and bah Ava able now Ca 389 Pass 6 5 fc Pass 992 2780 or 992 3432 N LOV NG memo yo Hen Y 2 6 fc Pas.<; Pass Pass -~ Sp ouse who was k ed n a SAL T FOR CE AND SNOW Opem g lead 10+ m ne ace den A yean. ago Rock sat o ownsh ps FURN SHED2bedroom mob le Dec 6 969 Sad y m ssed by owns and bus ne sses n home on Sp ng Avenue n daughte r Belty sse s bulks and bags to ce and Pom e oy Ca Sunday or ·· many re at ves and f ends snow Ex ce ls o Sat Wo ks By OsY.ald & James Jacoby even ngs 992 3429 2 6 p CA SH pad for al makes and Phone 992 389 12 1 6 p mode s of mob e homes Phone a ea code 6 4 423 95J South s fou spade opcmng APARTMENTS ON MAN 4 3 fc was an all pu pose b d He LOTS of chrysan hemums fo H GHWAY IN MASON W VA TELEPHONE 30A 773 sa e f e d grown we on Y d dn t know t he could mak e TO EXPRE SS hanks o OLD fu n u e oak tabe s 0 5 47 have one cotor ye ow rei a ves ne ghbo s and lor even f he wanted to gel clocks c:e boxes b ass beds bunches for $5 We have some 2 16 p f ends fo acts of k ndness to game but at tl e same time d shes or camp ete ou n fu bloom some ust dur ng p olonged 1 ness and househo ds w te M D budd ng Reynolds F ower 3 AND 4 ROOM fun shed and he felt that f he couldn t death of our beloved husband M 1 er R 4 Pomeroy Oh o Shop Mason W v a Ca 773 unfu n shed apar men s make game h1s opponents and fathe Char es H ca 992 62.7 Phone 992 5434 Bryson Spec a hanks to Dr 5 47 m ght well be able to do so n 5 3 fc: 9 26 tfc Soonsue and nurs ng s aff of -~ il su of the1r own -~ ---Ve e ans Memor a Hosp fa Sr"i. REORADOamfm 8 SMALL ra er d eal fa coupe It turned out that the b1d o Pomeroy serv ceS of ra ck ape comb nat on A way 0 m l es no h of Porne oy EMS and Ra c ne ~/anted was vell chosen Soutl could speake sound svs em S 5 pe mon h Ca 992 7479 Emergency Squads se v ces and should I ave made four Balan ce s 02 56 o use our I 23 C ot Rev La w ence McDan e A F AM L Y wh ch has sa es budget erms Ca 992 3965 spades but a comb nat on of and Rev How a d Sh ve ey ab ty o move n he n ce 12 6 fc HOUSE for ent n Ches.h re Mrs Garre C c e organ s the r ght opemng lead the home at the Logan Monumen Phone 992 5693 and No s Qua te to spec a pot nea he Pomeroy Mason nght return and poor play b y Can de ve 12 3 fc mus c se v ces of Raw! ngs b dge Th s tam y must be F R EWOOO South left h m one tnck short PhOne 992 2826 o 992 5565 Coats F unera Home able o he p w th sa es of 12 6 2 p T R A L E R Tl ere was nothmg sensa pal beare s graves de se r B own s T a ermonumen ts a he lot Leo L v ces of D A v hose who Pa k Phone 992 3324 vaughan Phone 992 2588 t10nal about Wests openmg 2 5 tfc 2 3 35p YARDS T CK qu sen food f owers ca ds and lead He had equals tn d1a qu ed Pr ced reasonab e a who ass s ed n any way -- ~~ Phone 985 3565 John Baley monds East s pla y of the ace The fam y of Cha les H Sa esman or Agent Wanted F at woods Road and return ol the s1x were Bryson 2 6 3tp 2 6 P TEXAS 0 1 Company needs dependab e man who can almost automatiC plaj s A3 work w thout superv son n LOT and Ira le 2 bedroom a I 8 ACRES of g ound on St South was nand tt \\as up OUR S N C ERE hanks o the wa er tap pad Phone 992 M dd epo Pomeroy area elect c ca 7A2 3 23 ove and k ndness shown n so 3640 to htm to carry on lt was also contac cus omers Age Har sonv lie 12 3 2t c many ways hose who gave un mpo tant but ma u ty s up to h1m to stop and thmk 12 4 3 c b cod offe ed prayers the We tra n A ma R A - - - - - -for a second but South wasn t many remembrances dur ng LARGE c onven ent bu d ng D eke son P es Sou h H & N day o d or star ed he weeks of ness May God ots a Rock Spr ngs A ea a thtnker He wanted to pull western Petroleum F Legl'lo n pul ets Bo h ftoo or gran t you a happy ho day restr c ted for houses o y trumps and led h1s nme spot Wor h Tex cage grown ava able season Mr and Mrs Eldon Tuppe s Pans and Chester 12 6 1 c n the hope that 1f West held Poul ry hous ng and wa er ava lab e Ca I or see weeks automa on Modern Po u ry 12 16 the ace West would duck B W e 992 2789 399 w Ma n Pomeroy 992 2 6 lfc: West m1ght have ducked ex ONE CLOSER 2 64 o express our hanks ce pt for one thmg He had no WEtoWISH EX PER ENCED ONLY 2 6 Dr Te e the s aff of NEW br c:k three bedroom MINIMUM GUARANTEED low trump to put on the mne Ve e ans Memor a Hosp a home n Rae ne bath v ng WEEKLY DRAW AGAINST and he Rae ne emergency So West pla1ed h s ace and room k tchen tul basement COMMISSIONS squad fo I her k ndness n he garage attached hot a r led a thtrd d amond East Nat ona ly advert sed s c kness and death of our furnace al uti t E-S ALSO 964 COLONIAL Mob e Home compa ny ook ng for uffed and promptly took the w te mothe and grandma two oom and bath cement 2 bedroom 0 x 50 Phone 7A2 spec a y sa esman such as settmg t rc k w th the ace of Freda F Manuel o a our b ock Mouse 10 acres P ce home mprovements mutua 329A re at ves ne ghbo s and 12 3 4tp clubs $31 500 Shown by ap funds nsu ance and fr ends for he f owers cards po ntment Rodney Down ng Just a moment s thought by franch ses vend ng freezer and food o Rev Robe Broker M dd eport Oh o p an educat on pa nt 957 0 x 50 2 bedroom mob le South vould have alerted Bumgarne tor h s c:onsol ng Phone 992 373 fran ch ses etc Our op home redone on ns de New word s Raw ngs Coats h m to th 1s danger It also 2 1.4 3tc produce s ea n S25 000 o furnace floor ng ca rpet s nk Funeral Home all who he ped veould have shown h m a s1m SSO 000 comm ss ons per top cabinets v ng com n any way our many hank s year Must be able to trave pie way to avo d 1! All he had su te S1 BOO Lot can be The Pau Manuel tam ly ext ens vely and have good en ted Phone 992 6367 2 6 lie to do vas to lead h1s s ngl" n car Ca John Vander Kuy 12 .435c heart to dummy s k ng and to I free for add t ona n dtscar d h s la st diamond on format on and persona 971 ALL ELECTRc W ndsor n terv ew at 800 62 006 mob le home 60xl2 3 the ace aoo 62 8 82 f800 62 1so bedroom a r cond tone 13 HAVE YOUR ophy moun ed NE WS APE I no s res dents ca c:ol ect foo Expando acre ground dee Meads sma an mas 312 784 76A on o d Route 33 no th of Rock and b rds Howard B rc:hf eld Sp ngs Ca II 992 !!677 after 6 Mu be y S ee Ru and pm Phone 742 6834 12 .4 tfc: 1 26 t c avert danger Business Services USED e ec r c: gv tar and am pt 1 cr SH 00 Phone 992 5071 11 ') 3 <; CHR STMA S trees 4 rees to S7 5 or 'U any o he !> e o v er S.4 Just pas Map cwood La !I. e On 124 turn let on d road OG ou I m e tu n o r gh 1st home on eft Phone 9.s9 484 3 '} 1 4 c: V ala Louks went away December 16 196 From the crad e to the grave Help u~,; to understand Help us to commun cafe Tomorrow s on y a v s on Today well I ved makes yesterday a dream of happ ness and every tomorrow a v s on of hope A 1 ve rose n a I v l ng hand means all here Nothing when placed on the Se'V1ces Offered TWO a l er 446 3805 ot s Adu s Ph 26.4 tf SEVERA L mob e ho m es elect c at Ke Oh o per mo Ca 446 0 7~ o 934 o a S 25 446 m TARA Townhouse Apartments 2 Bedroom Townhouses Plz Baths Pay Only One Ut1htv _____ AOOISOn OhiO ..., ..., For lnlormatton Ca 11 :>ntrtey Aakms 367-7250 -------- Now Taking Applications for Waitresses I' We offer pleasant worktng conditiOns pa1d vacat1ons pa1d holidays meals un1forms Blue Cross Blue Sh1eld and prof t shartng "SELl THE AlltTION WI'Y JIMME SAYRE FARMS RESTAURANTS AUCTIONEER Apply In Per ,on Bob Evans Steak House Eastl!rn Ave. f'H. 446-3444 ' �• • 31 - The Stmday Timf'< - ""nth• I Stmdav. [)(oc. 16, 1973 -:G_Alll POllS 30 - The Swtday Times - Seotinr 1, Sll!lda~·. fle e. 16, 1973 • '' . •••• •• ·-•••• SMITH NELSON· MOTORS _Pomeroy POMEROY MOTOR CO • ••• •• •• •• COUPON • .. '· •• •• •• •• 73 CADILLAC •• ...: • '6500 4 Door , less than 15,000 mi tes by l loca l owner . Beige lin is h. vinyl top , 350 V 8 engine. au toma tic t rans ., pow·e r steering 8. brakes. tire s sho,w titHe wear . R.;.dio, truly p · c r eam puff . 73 CADILLAC ... •.• • ~ Dark brown , beige vinyl top, beige leather interior. tilt & tel . wheel . AM-FM r adio , full power equip .• Climate Control air. 18,000 miles . 1971 DODGE CORONET. ............. 1495 ~Door , V-8 engine , aut oma t ic. clean in t e r ior . excellen t 1st • . ..' . ••.• f,, ~· •. . ,. , •• • ..'... .• ' r• ,' : green fini sh. 1970 CHEVELLE MALIBU ............ 1695 1 72 CADILLAC 1970 PLYMOUTH FURY 111 ......... s1295 • • '.... " You ' ll Uk.e Our Quality Way of DoinQ Bu siness' '. •• • • 'i ·' ... r -~-·- 1973 FORD LTD NEW 1973 CHEVROLET CLOSE.OUT! 4 dr. Se dan . New Car. Steel Belted T ires : Cor n er ing l ights. P.B., AT . Dual RS speakers. . Radio . Air Cond. ..•• I. • '• . 2 dr . hardtop . New Car . Air conditoned , vi n y l top. P .S., P . B .. AT. . '3626 1..----....:~---···--~-·--~·~--·-- ·------~·-- 1972 FORD GRAN TORINO 4 Dr . Sedan . 302 V-8, powe r st eer ing , one l ocal ow ner. New Ford Trade-In •2195 . . "We run avery stmote busme~ WE SELL & SERVICE CHEVROLET CARS & TRUCKS. 2 Dr. Hardtop, 4 cyl. Economy at its be·st. I OMEROY MOTUR co. Real Estate For Sale iii.Un RUSSELL· I. WOOD REALTOR To all peop l e wanting a new brick veneer ranch type house . The property of Claude and Madge Shahan just otf Rt. 160 is not land locked as was reported . We have the map and papers fr om t he highway div is i on l o prove i t. See th is beautiful all e)ectric home , <1 large rooms and hallway carpeted . Family room is 15'X26' Shown by appo intment with Wood Agen.cy . • •• '• ''. I '• • • ' ' MO 0 ERN home on 311 acres of l and, hardwood floors , a i r conditioning, bu i lt -i n modern · kit chen, carport and small outbui lding priced to sell , $21,000 . 24 ACRES , block house on Wh i te Holl ow Rd . Tobacco base . barn 40 x 100 . price S12 .000 . 8 ACRes , 4 room f rame home with some furn i ture , two small outbuild i ngs , new pond . Price $10,000 . IN TOWN at Fourth Ave . and Olive Street. We have four room brick complet ely remodeled , new root. ce i ling , paneling, k i tchen . furna c e and hot water heater . Pr ice !1.10 .500 . '"""'" OFFICE : '1'16 · 1066 EVENINGS : Russell Wood , '146-4618 Ron Canaday , 446 -3636 John I. Richards , 446-0280 For Sale or Trade 1963 DODGE. auto ., Ferguson pony tractor , all equ i pment . Will sell or trade for livestock . Call 367 -7607 . 294-3 ' . --------------' Wanted To Buy ~ OLD toy trains, parts or anything conn,erted with .toy trains . Call 446 -48.43 a ft er 4 : 30 p .m . and weekends . • N EAR L ECTA $16 ,500 bargain pr iced 135 A . - NEAR ADDISON - $4,000 A . • coun ty water . 25 NEAR V I NTON - $ 15,000 A .. mostly woods . 115 V-8 4 dr . Seda n . Air' condi ti oned. 1970 FORD MAVERICK Real Estate For Sale •1495 RACCOO·N TWP . - $15.500 - 30 A . grass l and , 7 pet . f inancing available . NEAR ENO - S20 ,000 w i th house and barn . 2 Or.,6 cyl. One owner . Li k e new f in i sh . i}ltfllllJOIL Kel"th G0. bl e For.d Inc . REALTY NOTICE realtors and ' '877 1969 PLYMOUTH 128 150 A . OVERLOOK IN G OHIO RIVER 38 A . wooded homes; l es. 446-1066' '... •1877 4 Dr. , ai r cond iti on i ng , P.S., P. B., AT. All th e "goodies" and air condi t ioned. One owner new Ford trade -i n. · Op~nJ~ Till 8 Pomeroy 992-2126 N EAR Ga ll ia ,....... $13,000 A . , log cabin . 1971 FORD LTD "Your Chev)· Dealer" ------~------- FARM traCtors , Ford or Ferguson turni11g plows , Ford or Ferguson two row culth.-ators , Internationa l Cub , or Super A cultiva lor s. Lift discs, small manure Spreaders or other types of farm machinery . Please state pri ce and cond i tion In f irs t letter John L. C&ldwell . Dna. W Va 255--45 , _ _ _ _ ,_ _ _ _ _ _.......;.,;.==.- I 3RD AVE. 25 LOCU ST ST. Howard Brannon , B roker Off . 446· 267~ Lucille Brannon r' eve . 446-1226 or 446 · 2674 NEW BRICK ALL electric .:1 BR , 2 bath s. carpe t throughout, beaut if ul eat -in kit chen . for ma l d i ning room , laundry room , automatic door s to two car garage , concrete d r ive and street - 11ea r hospital. ALL BRICK WE HAVE 2 new 3 BR, 2 ba th and 1111 bath , al! e l ectric ·, ca rp eted, one and 2 ca r garage homes. One new 3 BR frame home all . electr ic. ANXIOUS OWNER + EMPTY HOME E QUALS OPPORTUNITY! THIS gas heated ranch st yle home is in .the c it y, large ea t in kitchen, laundry, LR , spacious family room with f i replace , garage. storage and la rge w ell es t ablished l awn . $24.000. NEAR NEW 3 YEARSo l d - 3 BR .br ic k and frame, cha rming k itchen f ully equ ipped w ith built - ins , shag carpe t ing. garage level lot 185' x 100' . A storage building $22,000. A " TWO- FER" LOCATION downtown, perfect locat ion fOT a bus iness on the f i rst floor and comple te living quarters on the second. Full basement with 2 near new gas furnaces, parking lOt . . - LISTINGS WANTED WE NEED homes in all locations , farms and acreage . We need YOUR listing now ! Plwn bing & Heating GENE PLANTS& SON PLUMBING - Heating - Air Con~fitioning. 300 Fourth Ave. Ph . 446 -1637 . ..,_ 48 -tf -------------- CAR T ER'S PLUMB I NG AND HEATING Co r . Fourth & Pine PhOne 446 -3888 or 446-4477 _.... 165-tf ___________ _______ RUSSELL ' S PLUMBING & HEATING "Gallipolis, 446-4782 297 .tf 992-2196 Real Estate For Sale Neal Realty T HE STAFF A T NEAL IN S-URAN CE AND NEAL REALTY WOULD LIKE TO WI S H EVERYONE A .T YOUR · HOME A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS A ND A JOYOUS NEW Y~AR . INVESTMENT 4 DWELLINGS on one lo t . A ll have n ew aluminum siding . Annua l rental $2 ,520 . A ll are rented . 11 Interested in a good investment call tod ay·. LOOKING for a summer home . We have a new 2 BR w ith bat h, sep t ic tank , well wat er and l ocated on Raccoo n Cr eek. Call today for an appointment to see th is one . Off ice Phon e 446-1694 Evenings Charles M. "'ecii446 •1S46 J . Michael N ~a i446 - 1SOJ Sam Neal446·7l.58 3 YEAR old bri ck, Ma r tin Drive, 5 mites fr om town near Holzer Medical Center. Ci t y school, J bedroom , cen tral air , 1112 ce ram ic tile bath , c arpet , livin g roOm , kitchen and d ini ng area . Plen t y of cabinets , elect r ic- range, d ish · washer , . disposal, 2 car at tached garag.e w ith electric door . Best neighbors l n . town . Moving out of cou nty, $35.000 . Call 446-1218 if interes t ed. CLOSE TO TOWN - This love ly four bedroom home has a lot to ofler , one and half baths , fam il y room , carpet in l iving and din ing area. cenlral a ir . "garage, located on a large lot. Owner w i ll c onsider a trade -in or he lp f i nance . · 76 CEDAR STREET -:-- Good fo ur bedroom br ick home . one full balh and two hall baths, kitchen has rang·e, d i sh : washer, fam ily roOm and a four car garage . Good fam ily home w ith a large tot . -----..---------- 1971 FORD PINTO • • P.S. , 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO Caprice 4 Door. Caprice Estate Wagon, Impala 4 Door, Impala Cqe. Oscar Baird Doug Wetherholt B rakers Office 446-3434 NEW LI ST I NG - Th i s lovely thr~e bedroom home has had ex c el lent care . N ice bath . kit chen with bu ilt -in range oven , fully carpeted , natural gas heat w ith central a ir . one c ar garage w ith workshop . Lo cated on two lots in city s choo l d istr ict close to town . 1m mediate possession . • MIDDLEPORT, 0. 3 GRADE A DAIRY FARMS . Pr ices star t at $40 ,000 . HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT BUSINESS SPACE aoo 3.1 52 sq . ft . up to ft . frontage on Rt . 35 west plus 3 bedroom modern home, gas forced air furnace, large bus i ness space in an up & com i ng area, adaptabl e for many businesses . Shown by appointment only . EASTERN AVE , 3 Bedroom home , modern, gas forced air furnace, hardwood floors . It 's nice . See it , must selL NEW LISTING One block from bus. iness section of Ga llip olis on 2nd A 'v e ., 3 bedroom frame . gas for ced air furna c e. hardwood fl oor s. In good shape. Se e i t now . 4 BEDROOM Appro x . Hz a cr es., large moder n k itchen , bath & s how e r . gas furnace , 24 ' x2.d' basement paneled . Lots o1 shade trees, g·arden space. A St ea l a t $18 ,900 . BULAVILLE RD. 29 1·2 acre farm . 4 bedroom home . tobacc o base . barn . See it. IN GALLIPOLIS 2 Bedrooms , carpe t ing throughout, large lo t 160'x131 ' . A rea·t nice home . MADISON AVE . 3 Bedroom hom e , nice lot. 40 ' x13 1'. Aski ng only S5 ,SOO . 131 Second Av e . Priva1e courtyard, 3 bedroom s, 1112 ba th s, living room , dining room. fully carpeted, rent for $155 month. See Tom Tope or call 446 -2457 after 5:30p. m . FOR SALE BY OWNER 7 ROOM , 2 story house , for ce d air furnace, sto rm doors , Jlh baths, w .w ca rp et , several nice out bu ild ings C. 5 acre lot. Wi ll sacrifice tor $16,000. · Contact Rev . Floyd Work man, Eureka . Phone 256,6222 or 256-6753 . 294 -6 VACANT LAND 47 Acres, 1 mile off Rt . 35 west J mi tes from hospital. S ACres on Rt . 160 near Porter . . 5 Acres near Vinton , has well, septic ta11k , barn . 4 . 44~ a c re s near Rio Gra nde . Willis T . Lead111qham A•-.•. rH r•.t . II M,lll, Jq•·r l 'l r il6 l!J-"1<\ r Horn·· .. ~ ( , o~ ilrprr l r·. P, , , li lt PIPES , Pipes , Pipes , GBD , Cheratan . BBB , Jobey . Hilson and others . Tawney 's P i p e and Trophy House . 422 Secon d Real Estate For Sale I F YOU are bu ilding a q~w home or remodel ing ,. see us . we are builders , Distr i butor for Hotpo i nl Appliances , Allison Elec tr ic . 15.4 -tf --------------- £1£16·0001 6 N GEORGE S ~ FOR SALE. 3 homes, and 1 hOme . 446 -3981 .Jay Sheppard Brok er - Auctione er Creek Road. - 3 bedroom - 4 bedroom or 446-3459. 296 -1 -------------- SPECIAL OF THE WEEK - -- ~--------.,...-- 1965 PLYMOUTH wagon . $275 ; 1965 Caprice Chevy SSOO ; 1968 Plymoulh Fury $550 . 446 ·0.95 2 after 5 p .m . 277 . If ADvERTIS IN G novell1es . book rnaTChes , p ens, ttnd penc ils impr i nted w i th your ad . Si mmons Pig . & Offi c e Su ppl ies . 244 -lt - - - - - -.- - - - - - - 1970 MOBILE . Home . 12 X 40 2 bed room, 2 baths carpeted air condition ing . fuel tank. w i th oil obtainable . Un derp inr)i ng . Pr ice S5, 200 . Call 44 6. 2615 . 289 - tf '6295 .. Gl Loans available , n o down payrhent wi th approved cred it. STANDARD Plumbing & Heating 214 Third Ave _, 446 -3782 187-tf Goble Mobile Homes 586 Locust St. Open a 992-7004 Middleport to6 Mon. thru Sat . . Up to 12 Year Financing - We · Service What We Open Dally 8 to 6 , (Ciosed -Suodays)'. OjJeo Anytime by Sell. Appointment . Contact Thompson or Tom Lavender . • p i ckup . 23 ,000 ac tual miles, ex tra sha r p . 388- 9903 or 388· 9975 . . .. GALLIPOLIS, OHI' · ---------------- . 1968 CAM ·ARO, good condition·, also n ew fuel o i l stove . W i ll heat 5 or 6 room s . 388-8420 . 296 -3 1967 ·F ORO F alrlane 700. Real good con d ition . Catl 446 -4907. 296-6 ---'------------- For Sale For Sale Corbin & Snyder Furniture NEW · Serta and Bemco mat tres's and box springs. L6_rge se lect ion i n . stoc;k f 1rm mattresses starting at 539 .00 . l5Ssec0f1d Aveil'fe 44, · 1171 176-tf -------------- A . K .C. r egistered Ch inese Pug pups . Wormed , loveab le, adorable and very gent le for · ch ildren and adults . W i ll hold for ch r is tmas . Phone 675 1595. 291 -6 • • USED FURNITURE Elec . dryer. d inett e set w i th 6 . chelrs, full size coil springs. 36 " gas rang e. NEW : Room size rugs , selection of colors , reasonable pri ce. 95.5 Second Ave • 446 -1171 Open Frld•ys 9 to a Plenty Free Parking - :=---:---- --- ~ . BUY d i rect from owner . lots In the c ity or county or acreage . Look at the rest then buy the best. Rob·e rt A . Queen , 1026 second Ave . 446 ·0168 . ;-"'-:- -;-~w I Ste re-d - m I n"latU re Schnauzer, Bassets and Cocker Spaniel Pupp ies. Will b~ ready tor Christmas K and p Kennels, 388 -8274 . 273-tf -------------67 VALIANT 6 cyl. . Auto. Rad io and W -W t i res . 446 -1615 after 6, ••6· 124 4. 260 .tf ------ ---- - --- ----------~-- level lot.s on good black t op road and rural water , 3 miles Ou t . 9 p i ece dinette se t , Wurli1zer , all electric gu itar . Ph one ' .446 2586. 296-3 296) • •7995 ~ICE ----:------ -----1971 C HEVRO:..ET 1'1 to n $2,295 BEST PRICES YOU'LL FIND ANYWHERE I Hallmark by Redman, bath & half, fully car peted, PORTABLE and elect r ic Smith Corona, Roya l , Olivetti. Gifts for a lifetime . Si mmons Ptg . & Office Equip. 292-tf 1968' CHEVROLET 2S6- 1417 . New GMC Truck Headquarters 1968 1h ton GMC p ic kup 1963 2 ton Ford 1967 3,~ T . GMC PU 1969 111 T . GMC PU 1969 Chevrolet 'h ton pickup 196i 1h ton Chev . 1969 1h T . FOrd PU 1969 Dodge Station Wagon 1959 Ford Galaxie 1967 112 ton Chevy pic kup 1966 11l fan GMC pickup 1969 1/2 T . Chev. PU 1969 lh T . GMC PU 1968 % T . GMC PU 1967 If? T . GMC PU 1967 1;:;- T . GMC PU 1969 1!2 Ton GMC PU 1968 1 T. F ord 1971 '!-:a T . Ford PU 1967 If:~ ton GM E pickUP 1968 111 ton GMC pic kup 1968 112 ton Chevy Pi ck up 1968 2 ton GMC tru ck . 1969 'h ton GMC Pickup 1972 tori Ford Pi cku p 1969 3!4 ton GMC Pickup 1971 GMC Suburban NEW tire s Winter trea d : Slzes 7.7S X 14, 9.25 X 14, 8.55 X 1.:1, Sl8 eac h . Cash and ca rry while supply lasts . SOMMERS G. M . C. TRUCKS. INC. 133 Pine St. 446-2532 254 -tf 1970 V .W . excellenl condition a ll over' . Must se ll. Call 245 -5043 after 6 p .m . 296 -3 ---- -- - --- ~--- 30 GAL . Aquarium with stand, comp lete w ith "ccessorles. 1 portable stereo with stand. Call 675 -35 19 or 675-361 3. 296 3 -------------- FRESH and Spf'ing ll1 Hol stei~ · 1972 PLYMOUTH F ury I ll 4 dr . sedan·, luxury equipped , low Heifers . Call 614 -286 -249 6. mileage , special pr ice . 367· 294 -3 77 40. - - --~--'---- --- -- -295·6 ·NeW and used tn srrum erlts, STARCRAFT 1966 FORD Galax l e 500 conv., Brun icardl Ho Use cif Mus ic, 54 · 1974 TRAILER S a nd fold 390,4 sp eed . Phone 446 ·0876"or 1973 ZIG -ZAG sewi ng machine . Stat e Street . Pho ne .:146-0687. down s . Spe cial Christmas 446 -265 1. · This ma chi ne · dar11s , em . . 190-tl pri ce . · 29 .:1 -tf bro iders . ove r Casts and CAMP CONLEY monograms · all w i thout at STARCRAFT ·SALES HONDA Trail 70 , good con tachments . Pay balance of UOOO CLEAN LUMP and Rl . 62 N. ol Pt. Pl easant d i t ion , call after 3 : 30 , 446 stoke r coal. Carl Winter~ , . R .J$) $41.50 or pay 5~ per month . B ehind R e d Carpet Inn . ~~~'o 1977 . Grande . Phori e Call 446 -0255 . 675 - 538~ 294 -3 8-tf 854 Second 269 -tf 280-tf 446·9523 1966 PONTIA C. sel l by p~rt or NO HUNTING , no trespassing OUR new show room Is now 1973 STEREO -RADIO comwho le. Call 446 -2.:170. signs. Sign s of all kinds . open .· New 5 pc. m a pie all binat ion with 8·tra ck buitt ~ i n . 294 -3 Simmons Ptg . and . Off i ce wood dinette set $119.95 reg. Take over payments of $1.55 Eulpment . $129. 95 . ' . per month or pay $"101 .50 . Cal l 1966 MUSTANG, 6 cyl. , auto ., 4 206- tf . 293-tf .:1.:16 -025 5. new tires and 2 new mud gr ip ---,-----------269 -tf fires, mounted , excellent . COFFEE table $25 . 5th house on running con d . , averages 22 CHAIRS , CHAIRS, CHAIRS r ight off Rt. 7. Roush Rd ., ·wE ·cARRY Com plete line Of Tri -State Mobil e m iles per gaL S600 or best TH AT'S what w e have plenty of . Cheshire . Projection bulbs . Tawney Home Sales offer . Calt 446-2649 after 5 p . If you want one yo u can gef a 293 - 3 '~----~------­ St u dio , 424 Second Ave. Ph. 446 -7572 m. good deal af PAR SON'S New MEXICAN ha nd tooled Pu rSes-, 224-tf 12 x 50 1966 Liberty & U sed Furni t ure. 1415 Bil lfolds , men ' s and women ' s 12 x 50 1963 Lakewood ' Easfern Ave., East Credit belts .. Bliss MarkeL Kanauga , chr i stmas trees, $.:1 and up on lot 36" GAS R·a nge, $35; 8 : 25 x 1.:1 12 x 52 1970 Fleetwood Term s. 446 -2699.. snow tire S10 ; New frosted 8 x 35 1957 Marlette besi cle Heck 's i n Pt . Pl easant 290-tf 293 .tf 10 x 54 1959 E lc ar wig , cut In stiOQ sty le With open 9 -9 . White Scotch, Virgi n i a P i ne , NorWay stand and brush SlS; 40" 10 x 50 1965 Sta r Al l E lect ri c - DACHSHUND pupPies , small , 9 WEEK old Sl arhese k i ttens ss Spru ce, Red Cedar, also e lec tric .range S15 . Call 446- 8 x 45 19.54 Vagabond and SlO ea . 20 " Sp i der b i k.e , sta ndard , AKC reg .• red . stands for large trees . 9586 after 5 p .m . 10 x 45 1960 Magnolia West Po int , like new $20 . Ph . Phone 1146 . .:1999 . \ 292 ~ 10 . 286- tf 8 x 27 1953 Trotwood 245 ·5689 . 248 -tf 137. f ----------------'-- RICE'S -------------- FURNITURE us.sns. ----- --------- ' Parso n S. -------------- -------------- -------------,..---- -----~-------- SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLER 293 ·6 SUNDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1973 A.CROSS . 68 Prehl(; down . 69 Sk i.dded 70 Periop 91 11m e 7 1 Incline 73 Mo ll ily 75 Sarcasl ic 77 Mohammedan pr1est 78 AI a distaflce 80 Takes one ·s part B1 Residue 82 Europeans B4 Enthusiasm 86 Nal ive American B7 Wanted hOPelulty 89 Exisl 92 Warn ing dev 1c e 95 Once more 98 Fish sauce 99 St.o ned 101 Quenches 103 SlJtlilc -dimu"'!ul l ve 104 Prooosition 105 G1rl"s name 106 Earth goddess 107 Parent (colloQ I 106 Ignore: 110 Lamprey 111. A conlinenl (abbr ) 112 Lease 11 3 Obstruc ts t 15 Negative 117 Jog t 19 Man·s n1cknarri'e 120 Fuel 121 Kinsmen 124 Send forth ~ 126 Sect 127 Evergreen tree 128 Fo.l to ws 130 Mans nicknam e 132 Female sludenl 133 Expense 134 Unrt of Bulq;man 1' Wed G The sweetsop 10 Wil11ared 14 E.or.otode 19 Melod ic 2 1 Musical instrument 22 Deq:Hate 23 Calling 24 Beds 26 Town in Calilornla 28 Baby"s wardr obe 29 Writ ing lluid 30 Disturbanc e 32 Trap 33 Swine 34 Sul1i.-: : follower ol 35 Metal lastener USED ELECTijiC ORGAN 37 Sublle THORSON THE MUSIC MAN emanation JACKSON , OHIO 39 Suffl11 : pertain ing 290-14 lo 40 Wa lking stick 1 ~aised 42 leak. through 44 Looked Intently 46 Gaelic 47 Escape 46 Walk unstead rly 50 Interlaces 52 Winter 11ehlcle 53 Part ot "to be " 55 Harvest 57 Preposi tion 56 Heraldry: gralted 59 lmilated Cyprinold II Sh Scold Unit olll 91ian currency 66 Two (Roman /lUmber) •t,. - ------------- ~·U.J..I'IOS • Caprice . GIRL'S white bedroom t.uite . Brand new. bed t an be made in to canopy . Call 4d6 -7600 • 295 -3 For Sale For Sale 2 Dr. hardtop , P. stee ring , P. brakes, fa c . .air cond .• w·s-w tires, bronze finish with vinyl top and matching vinyl top and matching vinyl interior. 21,000 actual miles. Like new inside & out. SUNDAY SHOPPERS WELCOME, COME IN & BROWSE AROUND G I FTS for the offi ce, desk, chai r S:, fil es and access . Sim mons Pt g . & Off ice Equip. - .. 292·tf L& M Phone 592 -4491 '71 PONTIAC CATALINA· 1995 GMAC &BANK FINANCING AVAl GIF T S for the man in your life. Paper Mate, Sch affer . Cross & Parker P en and Pencil set 52 .95 to ·S20 . Simmons Ptg . & O ff i ce Equ i p . 292 ·tf DATSON Phone 592 -4463 LUM P Coal , .Jay· mar Coal Co ., Meigs and Ga l i aline , St . Rt . 7 at Ches h ire , 7 a .m . to 6 : 30 p . m . S days a week . 992 -5693 . 272 .t.f ANTIQUE bed. 7 fo ot head board 540 . Phone 388 8707 . 292-6 m iteage . .:146 · 1397. eCAPRI •DATSUN eSUBARU eCOUGAR Galftpolls, 0. Hdtp., white, 4 . speed , worth ---------"------'65 · cHEV . Capr!ce, lo w eMERCURY MONTEGO eCOMET Upper Riwet Rd. For Sale · F IREW OO D , a ll good burning hardwood )· cut to desired leng th . Ronnie Boggs . 446 · 3876 . 293 ·4 eLINCOLN CONTINENTAL eMARK IV Smith Honda Sales 1969 PONTIAC GTO 1936 PLYMOUTH Coupe , nice. $200 . 388 -8707 . 600 E. STATE ST. & 1200 E. STATE ST. YOUR DEALER FOR 65x12 and 70x14 Total Electrics For Immediate Delivery ca thedral ceil ing, house type d oors, 112 jal rear door, 30 gal. water heater , all d elu xe features . Delivered . leveled , blocked and hooked up _for th is December pri ce. , ATHENS, OHIO AKC r eg . Australian Terrier Pups . Randy Breech , 446 · .:13\4 . 2?6 26 64 x 14 TOTAL ELEC. 3 BEDROOM ATTENTION VETERANS -------- -----,.... DALE R, SAN R Lay-Away One For Christmas Today! • 12x60 2 bedrm., 1'12 bath. Total Electric Kirkwood ... Double Insulation, house type door, storm & screns, Bay !root Window, 2 dr. frost free refrig., carpet thru-out. Delivered & Set up 1974 model. r:~:!'IIII;--~---:~..-~~-~~~D::E:~s:"~I~N:C:-1 HUGE STOCK IN OUR SHOWROOM MO'BILE HO MES FOR SALE RECONDITIONED MOBILE HOMES 1953 Prairie Schooner 8 x 36, bdrm , r1953 P eerless 8 x 35, 1 BR 1959 castle 8 x 35 2 BR Rol l ahome 10 x S6 3 BR 1965 Buddy 12 X 50 ·2 BR 1970 West Brook 12 x 50 2 B R 1969 Richardson 12 x 60 , 2 BR 1968 Catalina 12 x 60, 2 BR 1967 PMC 12 x 60, 3 BR 1970 Monar ch 12 x 60 . ~ BR B & S MOBILE HOME S Second & V ia nd St . Pt. Pl easant ( n e11 t to Heck 's ! 275 -lf SALE PRICE EXAMPLE: 4 Dr . Hdtp .• air cond., viny l top , custom. new LeSabre trade . GALLIPOLIS, OHIO SO STATE ST. '74 HONDA ·> 12x60 KIRKWOOD DEWITT ' S PLUMBING A ND HEATING Route 160 at Evergreen Phone 446 -2735 187-lf . '· SEE THE ALL NEW Mobile Ho-me For Christmas When You Purchase Your New Mobile ·Home 1969 BUICK LeSABRE CARROLL NORRIS DODGE IN A TOTAL ELECTRIC or TURKEY "THEY ARE ALL NEW FOR '74" 446-3273 . Ga IIi polis ----- ---- --~-- TYPEWR I TER S, portable and ' off ice models , new and used , t i les . desks , c ha i rs , sign s • book.malches , pen , penc i ls . adv . novelt ies . bump e r sti ckers . pr i nt ing . Ph . 446· 1397. Simmons Ptg . 277 If Santa Claus Let ·Me Be Your Dave O'Neal Real Estate HOU SE 2111 acres . 3 or 4 bedrooms • . ci ty sc hool district , 2 miles out Rt. 141 . .446 .2323 . 247 -lf ALL · NEW COLT SUBCOMPACT l ineup of two hardtops, coupe. stat,.,.. wagon, and sedan will be introduced by Dodge for 1974 calendar year . Hardtop GT shown her e features new optional 2-liler engine and Chrysler· built 3-speed aut omatic transmission. Gallipolis Chrysler-Plymouth EASTERN AVE. - --------- - --- Corner 101 Pa rk Driv e & Jilckson Blvd . Point Pleasant, W. Va . 2SSSO Phon e (3041 675 -1.580 LO T S RT . 1-d1 fr-ontage . Rural I DEAL Fam il y hom e, two b ath s, large l i ving room. water , th ree and half miles dining area combi ned , o.ut. fir ep la ce , 3 bedrooms , kif · che n . kitchenette , den . uti lit y THREE ACRES , mobile home , rm . , storage rm., small Rt . 325 fron t age, $8,500. outbldg . , approx . 1 acre of land . You won ' t beat the NEA·R HO SPITA l.. , Lov e l y one pri ce . Fuel oil heat, $25,000 . floor plan . Large leve l !oi. under $20,000 . ' 5 ACRES Of land , Old house, ideal for trailer site, tw Q POME:ROY ACREAGE . .All wells, electric, $4,500. utilities ava )lable. Ideal in · vestment . Prestiqe area·. 2 BEDROOM hom e, bath, 1 acre of l and , Quick. possessi on. 56,500 . '2511 1639 Eastern Ave. $1890 4 Dr . Hdlp., custom. vinyl top. ai cond .• new Prem tires, sharp . WOOD MOTOR SALES RANCHO CO . LISTINGS NEEDED. "THE HOME FOLKS " " RAN NY BLACKBURN SA NTA 'S BEST . Quality con BRANCH MANAGER Structed 4 BR brick with every fea ture you want . You ' ve seen the quickies, now see th e best . · RACCOON CREE K FARM. Over 200 acres . Ea sy 90 head pasture . New barn .• bldgs. , modern home with f i r eplace . One of a kind . 1970 BUICK ELECTRA 199-11 .--------------- ROY SPIRE S RD .. - $20.000 84 A .. mostly farm land . 4 Dr. Hdtp., air, vinyl top , new El ectr a trade-in. nice . ~- -- ---.--- -- ....... LI TTLE BUL L SKIN RD . 56 ,700 ....;.. 42 A . woodland . ---------~---- I BASE PRICE 1964 2 DOOR Chevy , 6 cylinder , s t andard s t ick . Phone 256 · 6596 . 289 -7 l ',j'.' 1971 BUICK ELECTRA 1974 DUSTERS . Ave . 2995 1 IN STOCKI --- ------~ -- --- - -- Air cond., one owner. new Prem ti r es , extra sharp . 1974 CHRYSLER OR PLYMOUTH FURY ALL TYPES of bulld i nTg mater i a l s, bloc k , brick . sewer pipes w indows, l inte ls , etc . Claude Winters , Rio Gr,..nn,. ~ o . Phone 245 -51 21 ~tter -~123·11 · .. bedroo ms. 211'1 baths. firepla ce. large landscaped lot , whit e brick Colon ial. · pric e reduc.ed for quick sale . Call for appo intment. Air cond .• cu stom interior . ex tra clean . ON ANY For Sale MEADOWGREEN ESTATE , S spa c ious rooms , 3 1972 BUICK ESTATE WAGON OFF . _. --- --------------- s •3936 , s·E·C oN b mortgage money ava i lable . Ca l l manaaer Ernest Cov~rt at Credithr i ft of Amer ic a . Phone 446 -4113 . 284 -30 ROUTE 588 - This lovely ranch home is less than two years old . II has three bedrooms. one and half baths , built -in EUREKA $25, 000 Ni c e l y range and oven , fully c ar · remodeled 4 BR home w ith a peted , one car garage with r iver v i ew . concr ete d r ive . Th i s has a l arge lot and is in the city KANAUGA - $16 ,000 - 5 rm . · school district. home and a commercial s.iz e garage . 11 4 ACRES ·~· Good four bedroom home , n ice bath , MIL L S VI ~ c - 528.5 00 ci ty water , ga r age and other lovely ·{J.L~D w i t h full bui l dings . This is located near basement . . . Vin ton and you can h<ive WOODS MILL RD . - $14,700 . . . ;. . immed iat e possession . 5 rms ., basement and 3 acres of pines . 7 ACRES - Located next to Bob Evan s Farms . good two STATE ROUTE 588 - $29,500 bedroom home w ith bath , modern ranch w i th full natural . gas heat , good we ll, basement and over 1 acre . lo ca l ed in city school distr ict . P OMEROY $34.000 2 apartmen t s and 2 business WE NEED li stings, if you have rentals . a home or acreage to sell or tra.de , ca l l Ohio River Realty FARMS today, we fll be glad lo help NEAR TYCOON L AKE you . $28 ,000 - .:15 A . w ith a 14 · x 70 Eveni ng s Call 446 -4244 mob ile hom e. Steven Betz 446 -9583 John M . Fuller 446 -4327 GALLIPOLI S SCHOO L DI ST . "-- $10, 500 30 A . m -o stly bo ttom land . PRICED FOR QUICK SALE -·--·- - ""' ROOM I EST of Dodge' s new 1974 line of subcompac! Colt model s are the two-seat station wagon and four -door sedan . Both feature fresh exterior styling. plus engineering changes to include new bumper system s and emissions updates . A 4-cylinder . 1600 c c engine is basic powerplant . WagM offers decor package and luggage rack options. Real Estate For sale Real Estate For S31e NEXT T O CITY - 531,500 ~ Love Split foy er with cen t. air All NEW & DEMO 1973's AND ALL USED CARS ,•. .. ... V I NTON $19 , 50 0 R e mode led 8 rm . home with· basement . CLEARANCE I • " • ?' '• STATE ROUTE 160 ~ $39,000 L i.ke n ew brick with basement nestled on 5 A. of rolling land . See one of these courteous salesmen: Lloyd Me Laughlin Pete Burris Marvin Keebaugh .4 -whee l dr i ve. V-8, locking fron t hubs, au tomatic transmission, power steering & brakes, rad io, good t ires, vehicle of ma n y uses , custom .trim, white top over blue. A sha rp 1-owner trade . • ' < Pomeroy Open Eves. Til 6- Til 5 P.M , Sat. 1971 CHEVROLET Bl.AZER .. .S2895 I • •. EVAN S HEI G HT S - $19 ,500 - · 4 BRs and a f ul l basement . 0 J WHITE RD .~ $28,5 00 Brand new total el ec tr ic beauty . BIDWELL - $23 ,000 - modern 3 BR ranch wi t h basement. Automatic traris. , V -8 engine , good t ire s. blue finish , rad io . • . Cadillac - Oldsmobile GMAC Fil)ancing Availabl e 992 -5342 4- Door V-B, automat ic, power steerii'lg, factory air , radio, good tires, real clean interior, sharp blue finish . Retail $990 . •. ' .· KEMPER H OLLOW RD . - 4 BR br ick ran c h w i-th full basement and 17 A . of l and . KARR &VAN ZANDT 4-door factory air, · automatic transm ission, power steering & brakes , good white wall tires , white fini sh, vinyl root rad io, heavy duty suspension. • . Ph. 446-0008 •5500 11095_ 1970 DODGE POlARA .. Reduced • •• ' ; SER VING THE NATION'S BUYERS & SELLERS . Whit e with blue vinyl top . blue interior. full power, Climate Control air. 18,000 miles. 4-door. V -8 automat i c . power steering , radio, good tires·, blue f i n ish, spotless i nterior . 1968 CHEVELLE 4 DR.............. ..1595 '. Larg.~st THE LEADER SINCE 1900 IN World's Sedan DeVille I' '' ... SOUTHEASTERN OHIO'S LARGEST CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER ----------------- OHIO RIVER Realty REALTY •5500 4-door gold finish , spotless clean inter io r , V-8 engine automati c, powe r steer ing , radio. A honey ot a buy . ' ,. .. 1968 CHEV. BElAIR .. ,............... 1895 I. STROUT Dark green , black vinyl top , greer interior , tilt & tel . wheel, AM-FM radio, full power equip .. Climat e Lontrol air. 10,000 miles. fa c tory a i r7, rad io, g ood 1st li ne t i re s, clean inter ior . Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale Sedan DeVille ~ • • ·---------------------------I 72 CADILLAC 4 Door , V-8, automat ic, power steer ing & brak es . • •• GOOD ONLY AT SMITH NELSON MOTORS, POMEROY, OHIO I '6500 li ne t ir es. blue fi n ish. A barga in for an yone . 1971 DODGE POlARA ............... ~1695 • a-~----·----~·- Sedan DeVille 1 '•' . .. Tune up special f11r the month of Dec. All V-8 models S34.95. lnc~udes Pluqs, Points. Cond. P.C. V Valve. Gas Filler & _Labor . 6 cyl. w1_11 b~ cheaper. This will help your ~ar get better gas mileage, lor the tn~t. ahead. Bring this coupon w1th you. Phone 992 -2174 for appom me appo~nlment . . Service hour s from 8 A.M. till4 : 30 P.M. Monday through Fnday & Saturday 8 A.M. til 12 noon. ' light grey finish. matching leather interior , full power equipment. AM· FM stereo , Climat e Control air, steel rad ial ti res. new Cadillac trade. 16,000 m i les. 1972 CHEVROLET BEL AIR ......... 12495 \ SERVICE SPECIAL MONTH ·Of DEC. Coupe DeVille CHRYSLERPLYM-OUTH \ I .. · .. 135 137 139 140 14 1 143 "145 146 148 ISO 152 153 154 156 157 158 159 160 cur renc y Wa lk. Falher E.or.c lamatlon Bind Deduces lc olloq l Sandarac lree Man·s nickname Bothers Frocks Remunerat iOn Maunlain nymphs Allern<;~ o n parties Engl ish streetcar Posture B1rds· homes Charity D1spat ch Performed DOWN 1 Morning aong :2 Places for combat 3 More dangerous 4 Decay 5 A1ver rn Betg 1um 6 El(c lama lion 7 Chmese pagoda 8 Sea eagles g Bre ed ol dog tO Cub1C meter 11 Great Lake 12 Edge 13 Printer"s measure t 4 Bodies ol water 15 Sultil(denoling rank •· 16 Wilhdrawn lrom busmess 17 Sola 18 Cornered 20 . Silkworm 23 Enclosur e lor birds Dinner c ourse Manage . Boundary A l low~nce tor waste 33 Free t1ck.et 36 Condescend ing look 38 Danis~ Island 40 AlgOnQuian Indian 41 lost sap 43 Skin of fruit" 45 Purely · 46 Chemical c ompounds 47 Escaped 49 Den 51 Counlr}l of Asi a 52 Flavored with cond1menls 53 Pilaster 54 Pos l 56 Chief executive 59 Adjustmenl 60 Counlry ol ASlii 61 Obs lru cts 63 Colored 65 landed 61 Possess1ve pronoun 69 Symb ol for tin 70 ISsue forth 72 Subject ol discourse 74 Mans nic koame 76 El(c lamat 1on 77 Idol 79 Evergreen tree 83 Inlet 85 Make amends 86 lrrrtales 87 Besoalters 88 Lam bs pen name 89 Ne ar 25 27 2B 31 ., ··v ! I 90 91 92 93 Feast Dropsy Snake Spaliish· American plains Cooled lava Virginia willow Girl's nickname Nola of -aoale Certain Spare Explosive Peruse Depression Plunges Burden Cravats Gretdies Ascend ~;-i-+- 94 96 97 100 102 10s 109 112 113 114 116 118 120 12 1 122 Furnlshe~ 123 Brislte 125 Three-pronged spear 126 Explosive Stick _Jlse•;~rj~i-t-p":jj99i-f<j 127 n4 t 29 Weight.ol !ndia (pll 13 1 Stupor 132 Ch1ck.en 133 Vehicles 134 Clayey earlh 136 Strokes 138 Finished t40 Spreads lor drymg 141 Apolhecary"s weigh! 142 Withe red 144 Girl's name 147 Make lace 148 A state (abbr .l 149 Spanish lor ··saint"' 153 SYmbol lor 151 ·tantalum Moccasin 155 PhySI Cian (abbr l 'l~:t~1:~t==1:::t~~~t:~~jt~jt~~[I~jt~!=~t==t~~~~~~=t~jt~1=::1· , . ., ' �• • 31 - The Stmday Timf'< - ""nth• I Stmdav. [)(oc. 16, 1973 -:G_Alll POllS 30 - The Swtday Times - Seotinr 1, Sll!lda~·. fle e. 16, 1973 • '' . •••• •• ·-•••• SMITH NELSON· MOTORS _Pomeroy POMEROY MOTOR CO • ••• •• •• •• COUPON • .. '· •• •• •• •• 73 CADILLAC •• ...: • '6500 4 Door , less than 15,000 mi tes by l loca l owner . Beige lin is h. vinyl top , 350 V 8 engine. au toma tic t rans ., pow·e r steering 8. brakes. tire s sho,w titHe wear . R.;.dio, truly p · c r eam puff . 73 CADILLAC ... •.• • ~ Dark brown , beige vinyl top, beige leather interior. tilt & tel . wheel . AM-FM r adio , full power equip .• Climate Control air. 18,000 miles . 1971 DODGE CORONET. ............. 1495 ~Door , V-8 engine , aut oma t ic. clean in t e r ior . excellen t 1st • . ..' . ••.• f,, ~· •. . ,. , •• • ..'... .• ' r• ,' : green fini sh. 1970 CHEVELLE MALIBU ............ 1695 1 72 CADILLAC 1970 PLYMOUTH FURY 111 ......... s1295 • • '.... " You ' ll Uk.e Our Quality Way of DoinQ Bu siness' '. •• • • 'i ·' ... r -~-·- 1973 FORD LTD NEW 1973 CHEVROLET CLOSE.OUT! 4 dr. Se dan . New Car. Steel Belted T ires : Cor n er ing l ights. P.B., AT . Dual RS speakers. . Radio . Air Cond. ..•• I. • '• . 2 dr . hardtop . New Car . Air conditoned , vi n y l top. P .S., P . B .. AT. . '3626 1..----....:~---···--~-·--~·~--·-- ·------~·-- 1972 FORD GRAN TORINO 4 Dr . Sedan . 302 V-8, powe r st eer ing , one l ocal ow ner. New Ford Trade-In •2195 . . "We run avery stmote busme~ WE SELL & SERVICE CHEVROLET CARS & TRUCKS. 2 Dr. Hardtop, 4 cyl. Economy at its be·st. I OMEROY MOTUR co. Real Estate For Sale iii.Un RUSSELL· I. WOOD REALTOR To all peop l e wanting a new brick veneer ranch type house . The property of Claude and Madge Shahan just otf Rt. 160 is not land locked as was reported . We have the map and papers fr om t he highway div is i on l o prove i t. See th is beautiful all e)ectric home , <1 large rooms and hallway carpeted . Family room is 15'X26' Shown by appo intment with Wood Agen.cy . • •• '• ''. I '• • • ' ' MO 0 ERN home on 311 acres of l and, hardwood floors , a i r conditioning, bu i lt -i n modern · kit chen, carport and small outbui lding priced to sell , $21,000 . 24 ACRES , block house on Wh i te Holl ow Rd . Tobacco base . barn 40 x 100 . price S12 .000 . 8 ACRes , 4 room f rame home with some furn i ture , two small outbuild i ngs , new pond . Price $10,000 . IN TOWN at Fourth Ave . and Olive Street. We have four room brick complet ely remodeled , new root. ce i ling , paneling, k i tchen . furna c e and hot water heater . Pr ice !1.10 .500 . '"""'" OFFICE : '1'16 · 1066 EVENINGS : Russell Wood , '146-4618 Ron Canaday , 446 -3636 John I. Richards , 446-0280 For Sale or Trade 1963 DODGE. auto ., Ferguson pony tractor , all equ i pment . Will sell or trade for livestock . Call 367 -7607 . 294-3 ' . --------------' Wanted To Buy ~ OLD toy trains, parts or anything conn,erted with .toy trains . Call 446 -48.43 a ft er 4 : 30 p .m . and weekends . • N EAR L ECTA $16 ,500 bargain pr iced 135 A . - NEAR ADDISON - $4,000 A . • coun ty water . 25 NEAR V I NTON - $ 15,000 A .. mostly woods . 115 V-8 4 dr . Seda n . Air' condi ti oned. 1970 FORD MAVERICK Real Estate For Sale •1495 RACCOO·N TWP . - $15.500 - 30 A . grass l and , 7 pet . f inancing available . NEAR ENO - S20 ,000 w i th house and barn . 2 Or.,6 cyl. One owner . Li k e new f in i sh . i}ltfllllJOIL Kel"th G0. bl e For.d Inc . REALTY NOTICE realtors and ' '877 1969 PLYMOUTH 128 150 A . OVERLOOK IN G OHIO RIVER 38 A . wooded homes; l es. 446-1066' '... •1877 4 Dr. , ai r cond iti on i ng , P.S., P. B., AT. All th e "goodies" and air condi t ioned. One owner new Ford trade -i n. · Op~nJ~ Till 8 Pomeroy 992-2126 N EAR Ga ll ia ,....... $13,000 A . , log cabin . 1971 FORD LTD "Your Chev)· Dealer" ------~------- FARM traCtors , Ford or Ferguson turni11g plows , Ford or Ferguson two row culth.-ators , Internationa l Cub , or Super A cultiva lor s. Lift discs, small manure Spreaders or other types of farm machinery . Please state pri ce and cond i tion In f irs t letter John L. C&ldwell . Dna. W Va 255--45 , _ _ _ _ ,_ _ _ _ _ _.......;.,;.==.- I 3RD AVE. 25 LOCU ST ST. Howard Brannon , B roker Off . 446· 267~ Lucille Brannon r' eve . 446-1226 or 446 · 2674 NEW BRICK ALL electric .:1 BR , 2 bath s. carpe t throughout, beaut if ul eat -in kit chen . for ma l d i ning room , laundry room , automatic door s to two car garage , concrete d r ive and street - 11ea r hospital. ALL BRICK WE HAVE 2 new 3 BR, 2 ba th and 1111 bath , al! e l ectric ·, ca rp eted, one and 2 ca r garage homes. One new 3 BR frame home all . electr ic. ANXIOUS OWNER + EMPTY HOME E QUALS OPPORTUNITY! THIS gas heated ranch st yle home is in .the c it y, large ea t in kitchen, laundry, LR , spacious family room with f i replace , garage. storage and la rge w ell es t ablished l awn . $24.000. NEAR NEW 3 YEARSo l d - 3 BR .br ic k and frame, cha rming k itchen f ully equ ipped w ith built - ins , shag carpe t ing. garage level lot 185' x 100' . A storage building $22,000. A " TWO- FER" LOCATION downtown, perfect locat ion fOT a bus iness on the f i rst floor and comple te living quarters on the second. Full basement with 2 near new gas furnaces, parking lOt . . - LISTINGS WANTED WE NEED homes in all locations , farms and acreage . We need YOUR listing now ! Plwn bing & Heating GENE PLANTS& SON PLUMBING - Heating - Air Con~fitioning. 300 Fourth Ave. Ph . 446 -1637 . ..,_ 48 -tf -------------- CAR T ER'S PLUMB I NG AND HEATING Co r . Fourth & Pine PhOne 446 -3888 or 446-4477 _.... 165-tf ___________ _______ RUSSELL ' S PLUMBING & HEATING "Gallipolis, 446-4782 297 .tf 992-2196 Real Estate For Sale Neal Realty T HE STAFF A T NEAL IN S-URAN CE AND NEAL REALTY WOULD LIKE TO WI S H EVERYONE A .T YOUR · HOME A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS A ND A JOYOUS NEW Y~AR . INVESTMENT 4 DWELLINGS on one lo t . A ll have n ew aluminum siding . Annua l rental $2 ,520 . A ll are rented . 11 Interested in a good investment call tod ay·. LOOKING for a summer home . We have a new 2 BR w ith bat h, sep t ic tank , well wat er and l ocated on Raccoo n Cr eek. Call today for an appointment to see th is one . Off ice Phon e 446-1694 Evenings Charles M. "'ecii446 •1S46 J . Michael N ~a i446 - 1SOJ Sam Neal446·7l.58 3 YEAR old bri ck, Ma r tin Drive, 5 mites fr om town near Holzer Medical Center. Ci t y school, J bedroom , cen tral air , 1112 ce ram ic tile bath , c arpet , livin g roOm , kitchen and d ini ng area . Plen t y of cabinets , elect r ic- range, d ish · washer , . disposal, 2 car at tached garag.e w ith electric door . Best neighbors l n . town . Moving out of cou nty, $35.000 . Call 446-1218 if interes t ed. CLOSE TO TOWN - This love ly four bedroom home has a lot to ofler , one and half baths , fam il y room , carpet in l iving and din ing area. cenlral a ir . "garage, located on a large lot. Owner w i ll c onsider a trade -in or he lp f i nance . · 76 CEDAR STREET -:-- Good fo ur bedroom br ick home . one full balh and two hall baths, kitchen has rang·e, d i sh : washer, fam ily roOm and a four car garage . Good fam ily home w ith a large tot . -----..---------- 1971 FORD PINTO • • P.S. , 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO Caprice 4 Door. Caprice Estate Wagon, Impala 4 Door, Impala Cqe. Oscar Baird Doug Wetherholt B rakers Office 446-3434 NEW LI ST I NG - Th i s lovely thr~e bedroom home has had ex c el lent care . N ice bath . kit chen with bu ilt -in range oven , fully carpeted , natural gas heat w ith central a ir . one c ar garage w ith workshop . Lo cated on two lots in city s choo l d istr ict close to town . 1m mediate possession . • MIDDLEPORT, 0. 3 GRADE A DAIRY FARMS . Pr ices star t at $40 ,000 . HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT BUSINESS SPACE aoo 3.1 52 sq . ft . up to ft . frontage on Rt . 35 west plus 3 bedroom modern home, gas forced air furnace, large bus i ness space in an up & com i ng area, adaptabl e for many businesses . Shown by appointment only . EASTERN AVE , 3 Bedroom home , modern, gas forced air furnace, hardwood floors . It 's nice . See it , must selL NEW LISTING One block from bus. iness section of Ga llip olis on 2nd A 'v e ., 3 bedroom frame . gas for ced air furna c e. hardwood fl oor s. In good shape. Se e i t now . 4 BEDROOM Appro x . Hz a cr es., large moder n k itchen , bath & s how e r . gas furnace , 24 ' x2.d' basement paneled . Lots o1 shade trees, g·arden space. A St ea l a t $18 ,900 . BULAVILLE RD. 29 1·2 acre farm . 4 bedroom home . tobacc o base . barn . See it. IN GALLIPOLIS 2 Bedrooms , carpe t ing throughout, large lo t 160'x131 ' . A rea·t nice home . MADISON AVE . 3 Bedroom hom e , nice lot. 40 ' x13 1'. Aski ng only S5 ,SOO . 131 Second Av e . Priva1e courtyard, 3 bedroom s, 1112 ba th s, living room , dining room. fully carpeted, rent for $155 month. See Tom Tope or call 446 -2457 after 5:30p. m . FOR SALE BY OWNER 7 ROOM , 2 story house , for ce d air furnace, sto rm doors , Jlh baths, w .w ca rp et , several nice out bu ild ings C. 5 acre lot. Wi ll sacrifice tor $16,000. · Contact Rev . Floyd Work man, Eureka . Phone 256,6222 or 256-6753 . 294 -6 VACANT LAND 47 Acres, 1 mile off Rt . 35 west J mi tes from hospital. S ACres on Rt . 160 near Porter . . 5 Acres near Vinton , has well, septic ta11k , barn . 4 . 44~ a c re s near Rio Gra nde . Willis T . Lead111qham A•-.•. rH r•.t . II M,lll, Jq•·r l 'l r il6 l!J-"1<\ r Horn·· .. ~ ( , o~ ilrprr l r·. P, , , li lt PIPES , Pipes , Pipes , GBD , Cheratan . BBB , Jobey . Hilson and others . Tawney 's P i p e and Trophy House . 422 Secon d Real Estate For Sale I F YOU are bu ilding a q~w home or remodel ing ,. see us . we are builders , Distr i butor for Hotpo i nl Appliances , Allison Elec tr ic . 15.4 -tf --------------- £1£16·0001 6 N GEORGE S ~ FOR SALE. 3 homes, and 1 hOme . 446 -3981 .Jay Sheppard Brok er - Auctione er Creek Road. - 3 bedroom - 4 bedroom or 446-3459. 296 -1 -------------- SPECIAL OF THE WEEK - -- ~--------.,...-- 1965 PLYMOUTH wagon . $275 ; 1965 Caprice Chevy SSOO ; 1968 Plymoulh Fury $550 . 446 ·0.95 2 after 5 p .m . 277 . If ADvERTIS IN G novell1es . book rnaTChes , p ens, ttnd penc ils impr i nted w i th your ad . Si mmons Pig . & Offi c e Su ppl ies . 244 -lt - - - - - -.- - - - - - - 1970 MOBILE . Home . 12 X 40 2 bed room, 2 baths carpeted air condition ing . fuel tank. w i th oil obtainable . Un derp inr)i ng . Pr ice S5, 200 . Call 44 6. 2615 . 289 - tf '6295 .. Gl Loans available , n o down payrhent wi th approved cred it. STANDARD Plumbing & Heating 214 Third Ave _, 446 -3782 187-tf Goble Mobile Homes 586 Locust St. Open a 992-7004 Middleport to6 Mon. thru Sat . . Up to 12 Year Financing - We · Service What We Open Dally 8 to 6 , (Ciosed -Suodays)'. OjJeo Anytime by Sell. Appointment . Contact Thompson or Tom Lavender . • p i ckup . 23 ,000 ac tual miles, ex tra sha r p . 388- 9903 or 388· 9975 . . .. GALLIPOLIS, OHI' · ---------------- . 1968 CAM ·ARO, good condition·, also n ew fuel o i l stove . W i ll heat 5 or 6 room s . 388-8420 . 296 -3 1967 ·F ORO F alrlane 700. Real good con d ition . Catl 446 -4907. 296-6 ---'------------- For Sale For Sale Corbin & Snyder Furniture NEW · Serta and Bemco mat tres's and box springs. L6_rge se lect ion i n . stoc;k f 1rm mattresses starting at 539 .00 . l5Ssec0f1d Aveil'fe 44, · 1171 176-tf -------------- A . K .C. r egistered Ch inese Pug pups . Wormed , loveab le, adorable and very gent le for · ch ildren and adults . W i ll hold for ch r is tmas . Phone 675 1595. 291 -6 • • USED FURNITURE Elec . dryer. d inett e set w i th 6 . chelrs, full size coil springs. 36 " gas rang e. NEW : Room size rugs , selection of colors , reasonable pri ce. 95.5 Second Ave • 446 -1171 Open Frld•ys 9 to a Plenty Free Parking - :=---:---- --- ~ . BUY d i rect from owner . lots In the c ity or county or acreage . Look at the rest then buy the best. Rob·e rt A . Queen , 1026 second Ave . 446 ·0168 . ;-"'-:- -;-~w I Ste re-d - m I n"latU re Schnauzer, Bassets and Cocker Spaniel Pupp ies. Will b~ ready tor Christmas K and p Kennels, 388 -8274 . 273-tf -------------67 VALIANT 6 cyl. . Auto. Rad io and W -W t i res . 446 -1615 after 6, ••6· 124 4. 260 .tf ------ ---- - --- ----------~-- level lot.s on good black t op road and rural water , 3 miles Ou t . 9 p i ece dinette se t , Wurli1zer , all electric gu itar . Ph one ' .446 2586. 296-3 296) • •7995 ~ICE ----:------ -----1971 C HEVRO:..ET 1'1 to n $2,295 BEST PRICES YOU'LL FIND ANYWHERE I Hallmark by Redman, bath & half, fully car peted, PORTABLE and elect r ic Smith Corona, Roya l , Olivetti. Gifts for a lifetime . Si mmons Ptg . & Office Equip. 292-tf 1968' CHEVROLET 2S6- 1417 . New GMC Truck Headquarters 1968 1h ton GMC p ic kup 1963 2 ton Ford 1967 3,~ T . GMC PU 1969 111 T . GMC PU 1969 Chevrolet 'h ton pickup 196i 1h ton Chev . 1969 1h T . FOrd PU 1969 Dodge Station Wagon 1959 Ford Galaxie 1967 112 ton Chevy pic kup 1966 11l fan GMC pickup 1969 1/2 T . Chev. PU 1969 lh T . GMC PU 1968 % T . GMC PU 1967 If? T . GMC PU 1967 1;:;- T . GMC PU 1969 1!2 Ton GMC PU 1968 1 T. F ord 1971 '!-:a T . Ford PU 1967 If:~ ton GM E pickUP 1968 111 ton GMC pic kup 1968 112 ton Chevy Pi ck up 1968 2 ton GMC tru ck . 1969 'h ton GMC Pickup 1972 tori Ford Pi cku p 1969 3!4 ton GMC Pickup 1971 GMC Suburban NEW tire s Winter trea d : Slzes 7.7S X 14, 9.25 X 14, 8.55 X 1.:1, Sl8 eac h . Cash and ca rry while supply lasts . SOMMERS G. M . C. TRUCKS. INC. 133 Pine St. 446-2532 254 -tf 1970 V .W . excellenl condition a ll over' . Must se ll. Call 245 -5043 after 6 p .m . 296 -3 ---- -- - --- ~--- 30 GAL . Aquarium with stand, comp lete w ith "ccessorles. 1 portable stereo with stand. Call 675 -35 19 or 675-361 3. 296 3 -------------- FRESH and Spf'ing ll1 Hol stei~ · 1972 PLYMOUTH F ury I ll 4 dr . sedan·, luxury equipped , low Heifers . Call 614 -286 -249 6. mileage , special pr ice . 367· 294 -3 77 40. - - --~--'---- --- -- -295·6 ·NeW and used tn srrum erlts, STARCRAFT 1966 FORD Galax l e 500 conv., Brun icardl Ho Use cif Mus ic, 54 · 1974 TRAILER S a nd fold 390,4 sp eed . Phone 446 ·0876"or 1973 ZIG -ZAG sewi ng machine . Stat e Street . Pho ne .:146-0687. down s . Spe cial Christmas 446 -265 1. · This ma chi ne · dar11s , em . . 190-tl pri ce . · 29 .:1 -tf bro iders . ove r Casts and CAMP CONLEY monograms · all w i thout at STARCRAFT ·SALES HONDA Trail 70 , good con tachments . Pay balance of UOOO CLEAN LUMP and Rl . 62 N. ol Pt. Pl easant d i t ion , call after 3 : 30 , 446 stoke r coal. Carl Winter~ , . R .J$) $41.50 or pay 5~ per month . B ehind R e d Carpet Inn . ~~~'o 1977 . Grande . Phori e Call 446 -0255 . 675 - 538~ 294 -3 8-tf 854 Second 269 -tf 280-tf 446·9523 1966 PONTIA C. sel l by p~rt or NO HUNTING , no trespassing OUR new show room Is now 1973 STEREO -RADIO comwho le. Call 446 -2.:170. signs. Sign s of all kinds . open .· New 5 pc. m a pie all binat ion with 8·tra ck buitt ~ i n . 294 -3 Simmons Ptg . and . Off i ce wood dinette set $119.95 reg. Take over payments of $1.55 Eulpment . $129. 95 . ' . per month or pay $"101 .50 . Cal l 1966 MUSTANG, 6 cyl. , auto ., 4 206- tf . 293-tf .:1.:16 -025 5. new tires and 2 new mud gr ip ---,-----------269 -tf fires, mounted , excellent . COFFEE table $25 . 5th house on running con d . , averages 22 CHAIRS , CHAIRS, CHAIRS r ight off Rt. 7. Roush Rd ., ·wE ·cARRY Com plete line Of Tri -State Mobil e m iles per gaL S600 or best TH AT'S what w e have plenty of . Cheshire . Projection bulbs . Tawney Home Sales offer . Calt 446-2649 after 5 p . If you want one yo u can gef a 293 - 3 '~----~------­ St u dio , 424 Second Ave. Ph. 446 -7572 m. good deal af PAR SON'S New MEXICAN ha nd tooled Pu rSes-, 224-tf 12 x 50 1966 Liberty & U sed Furni t ure. 1415 Bil lfolds , men ' s and women ' s 12 x 50 1963 Lakewood ' Easfern Ave., East Credit belts .. Bliss MarkeL Kanauga , chr i stmas trees, $.:1 and up on lot 36" GAS R·a nge, $35; 8 : 25 x 1.:1 12 x 52 1970 Fleetwood Term s. 446 -2699.. snow tire S10 ; New frosted 8 x 35 1957 Marlette besi cle Heck 's i n Pt . Pl easant 290-tf 293 .tf 10 x 54 1959 E lc ar wig , cut In stiOQ sty le With open 9 -9 . White Scotch, Virgi n i a P i ne , NorWay stand and brush SlS; 40" 10 x 50 1965 Sta r Al l E lect ri c - DACHSHUND pupPies , small , 9 WEEK old Sl arhese k i ttens ss Spru ce, Red Cedar, also e lec tric .range S15 . Call 446- 8 x 45 19.54 Vagabond and SlO ea . 20 " Sp i der b i k.e , sta ndard , AKC reg .• red . stands for large trees . 9586 after 5 p .m . 10 x 45 1960 Magnolia West Po int , like new $20 . Ph . Phone 1146 . .:1999 . \ 292 ~ 10 . 286- tf 8 x 27 1953 Trotwood 245 ·5689 . 248 -tf 137. f ----------------'-- RICE'S -------------- FURNITURE us.sns. ----- --------- ' Parso n S. -------------- -------------- -------------,..---- -----~-------- SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLER 293 ·6 SUNDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1973 A.CROSS . 68 Prehl(; down . 69 Sk i.dded 70 Periop 91 11m e 7 1 Incline 73 Mo ll ily 75 Sarcasl ic 77 Mohammedan pr1est 78 AI a distaflce 80 Takes one ·s part B1 Residue 82 Europeans B4 Enthusiasm 86 Nal ive American B7 Wanted hOPelulty 89 Exisl 92 Warn ing dev 1c e 95 Once more 98 Fish sauce 99 St.o ned 101 Quenches 103 SlJtlilc -dimu"'!ul l ve 104 Prooosition 105 G1rl"s name 106 Earth goddess 107 Parent (colloQ I 106 Ignore: 110 Lamprey 111. A conlinenl (abbr ) 112 Lease 11 3 Obstruc ts t 15 Negative 117 Jog t 19 Man·s n1cknarri'e 120 Fuel 121 Kinsmen 124 Send forth ~ 126 Sect 127 Evergreen tree 128 Fo.l to ws 130 Mans nicknam e 132 Female sludenl 133 Expense 134 Unrt of Bulq;man 1' Wed G The sweetsop 10 Wil11ared 14 E.or.otode 19 Melod ic 2 1 Musical instrument 22 Deq:Hate 23 Calling 24 Beds 26 Town in Calilornla 28 Baby"s wardr obe 29 Writ ing lluid 30 Disturbanc e 32 Trap 33 Swine 34 Sul1i.-: : follower ol 35 Metal lastener USED ELECTijiC ORGAN 37 Sublle THORSON THE MUSIC MAN emanation JACKSON , OHIO 39 Suffl11 : pertain ing 290-14 lo 40 Wa lking stick 1 ~aised 42 leak. through 44 Looked Intently 46 Gaelic 47 Escape 46 Walk unstead rly 50 Interlaces 52 Winter 11ehlcle 53 Part ot "to be " 55 Harvest 57 Preposi tion 56 Heraldry: gralted 59 lmilated Cyprinold II Sh Scold Unit olll 91ian currency 66 Two (Roman /lUmber) •t,. - ------------- ~·U.J..I'IOS • Caprice . GIRL'S white bedroom t.uite . Brand new. bed t an be made in to canopy . Call 4d6 -7600 • 295 -3 For Sale For Sale 2 Dr. hardtop , P. stee ring , P. brakes, fa c . .air cond .• w·s-w tires, bronze finish with vinyl top and matching vinyl top and matching vinyl interior. 21,000 actual miles. Like new inside & out. SUNDAY SHOPPERS WELCOME, COME IN & BROWSE AROUND G I FTS for the offi ce, desk, chai r S:, fil es and access . Sim mons Pt g . & Off ice Equip. - .. 292·tf L& M Phone 592 -4491 '71 PONTIAC CATALINA· 1995 GMAC &BANK FINANCING AVAl GIF T S for the man in your life. Paper Mate, Sch affer . Cross & Parker P en and Pencil set 52 .95 to ·S20 . Simmons Ptg . & O ff i ce Equ i p . 292 ·tf DATSON Phone 592 -4463 LUM P Coal , .Jay· mar Coal Co ., Meigs and Ga l i aline , St . Rt . 7 at Ches h ire , 7 a .m . to 6 : 30 p . m . S days a week . 992 -5693 . 272 .t.f ANTIQUE bed. 7 fo ot head board 540 . Phone 388 8707 . 292-6 m iteage . .:146 · 1397. eCAPRI •DATSUN eSUBARU eCOUGAR Galftpolls, 0. Hdtp., white, 4 . speed , worth ---------"------'65 · cHEV . Capr!ce, lo w eMERCURY MONTEGO eCOMET Upper Riwet Rd. For Sale · F IREW OO D , a ll good burning hardwood )· cut to desired leng th . Ronnie Boggs . 446 · 3876 . 293 ·4 eLINCOLN CONTINENTAL eMARK IV Smith Honda Sales 1969 PONTIAC GTO 1936 PLYMOUTH Coupe , nice. $200 . 388 -8707 . 600 E. STATE ST. & 1200 E. STATE ST. YOUR DEALER FOR 65x12 and 70x14 Total Electrics For Immediate Delivery ca thedral ceil ing, house type d oors, 112 jal rear door, 30 gal. water heater , all d elu xe features . Delivered . leveled , blocked and hooked up _for th is December pri ce. , ATHENS, OHIO AKC r eg . Australian Terrier Pups . Randy Breech , 446 · .:13\4 . 2?6 26 64 x 14 TOTAL ELEC. 3 BEDROOM ATTENTION VETERANS -------- -----,.... DALE R, SAN R Lay-Away One For Christmas Today! • 12x60 2 bedrm., 1'12 bath. Total Electric Kirkwood ... Double Insulation, house type door, storm & screns, Bay !root Window, 2 dr. frost free refrig., carpet thru-out. Delivered & Set up 1974 model. r:~:!'IIII;--~---:~..-~~-~~~D::E:~s:"~I~N:C:-1 HUGE STOCK IN OUR SHOWROOM MO'BILE HO MES FOR SALE RECONDITIONED MOBILE HOMES 1953 Prairie Schooner 8 x 36, bdrm , r1953 P eerless 8 x 35, 1 BR 1959 castle 8 x 35 2 BR Rol l ahome 10 x S6 3 BR 1965 Buddy 12 X 50 ·2 BR 1970 West Brook 12 x 50 2 B R 1969 Richardson 12 x 60 , 2 BR 1968 Catalina 12 x 60, 2 BR 1967 PMC 12 x 60, 3 BR 1970 Monar ch 12 x 60 . ~ BR B & S MOBILE HOME S Second & V ia nd St . Pt. Pl easant ( n e11 t to Heck 's ! 275 -lf SALE PRICE EXAMPLE: 4 Dr . Hdtp .• air cond., viny l top , custom. new LeSabre trade . GALLIPOLIS, OHIO SO STATE ST. '74 HONDA ·> 12x60 KIRKWOOD DEWITT ' S PLUMBING A ND HEATING Route 160 at Evergreen Phone 446 -2735 187-lf . '· SEE THE ALL NEW Mobile Ho-me For Christmas When You Purchase Your New Mobile ·Home 1969 BUICK LeSABRE CARROLL NORRIS DODGE IN A TOTAL ELECTRIC or TURKEY "THEY ARE ALL NEW FOR '74" 446-3273 . Ga IIi polis ----- ---- --~-- TYPEWR I TER S, portable and ' off ice models , new and used , t i les . desks , c ha i rs , sign s • book.malches , pen , penc i ls . adv . novelt ies . bump e r sti ckers . pr i nt ing . Ph . 446· 1397. Simmons Ptg . 277 If Santa Claus Let ·Me Be Your Dave O'Neal Real Estate HOU SE 2111 acres . 3 or 4 bedrooms • . ci ty sc hool district , 2 miles out Rt. 141 . .446 .2323 . 247 -lf ALL · NEW COLT SUBCOMPACT l ineup of two hardtops, coupe. stat,.,.. wagon, and sedan will be introduced by Dodge for 1974 calendar year . Hardtop GT shown her e features new optional 2-liler engine and Chrysler· built 3-speed aut omatic transmission. Gallipolis Chrysler-Plymouth EASTERN AVE. - --------- - --- Corner 101 Pa rk Driv e & Jilckson Blvd . Point Pleasant, W. Va . 2SSSO Phon e (3041 675 -1.580 LO T S RT . 1-d1 fr-ontage . Rural I DEAL Fam il y hom e, two b ath s, large l i ving room. water , th ree and half miles dining area combi ned , o.ut. fir ep la ce , 3 bedrooms , kif · che n . kitchenette , den . uti lit y THREE ACRES , mobile home , rm . , storage rm., small Rt . 325 fron t age, $8,500. outbldg . , approx . 1 acre of land . You won ' t beat the NEA·R HO SPITA l.. , Lov e l y one pri ce . Fuel oil heat, $25,000 . floor plan . Large leve l !oi. under $20,000 . ' 5 ACRES Of land , Old house, ideal for trailer site, tw Q POME:ROY ACREAGE . .All wells, electric, $4,500. utilities ava )lable. Ideal in · vestment . Prestiqe area·. 2 BEDROOM hom e, bath, 1 acre of l and , Quick. possessi on. 56,500 . '2511 1639 Eastern Ave. $1890 4 Dr . Hdlp., custom. vinyl top. ai cond .• new Prem tires, sharp . WOOD MOTOR SALES RANCHO CO . LISTINGS NEEDED. "THE HOME FOLKS " " RAN NY BLACKBURN SA NTA 'S BEST . Quality con BRANCH MANAGER Structed 4 BR brick with every fea ture you want . You ' ve seen the quickies, now see th e best . · RACCOON CREE K FARM. Over 200 acres . Ea sy 90 head pasture . New barn .• bldgs. , modern home with f i r eplace . One of a kind . 1970 BUICK ELECTRA 199-11 .--------------- ROY SPIRE S RD .. - $20.000 84 A .. mostly farm land . 4 Dr. Hdtp., air, vinyl top , new El ectr a trade-in. nice . ~- -- ---.--- -- ....... LI TTLE BUL L SKIN RD . 56 ,700 ....;.. 42 A . woodland . ---------~---- I BASE PRICE 1964 2 DOOR Chevy , 6 cylinder , s t andard s t ick . Phone 256 · 6596 . 289 -7 l ',j'.' 1971 BUICK ELECTRA 1974 DUSTERS . Ave . 2995 1 IN STOCKI --- ------~ -- --- - -- Air cond., one owner. new Prem ti r es , extra sharp . 1974 CHRYSLER OR PLYMOUTH FURY ALL TYPES of bulld i nTg mater i a l s, bloc k , brick . sewer pipes w indows, l inte ls , etc . Claude Winters , Rio Gr,..nn,. ~ o . Phone 245 -51 21 ~tter -~123·11 · .. bedroo ms. 211'1 baths. firepla ce. large landscaped lot , whit e brick Colon ial. · pric e reduc.ed for quick sale . Call for appo intment. Air cond .• cu stom interior . ex tra clean . ON ANY For Sale MEADOWGREEN ESTATE , S spa c ious rooms , 3 1972 BUICK ESTATE WAGON OFF . _. --- --------------- s •3936 , s·E·C oN b mortgage money ava i lable . Ca l l manaaer Ernest Cov~rt at Credithr i ft of Amer ic a . Phone 446 -4113 . 284 -30 ROUTE 588 - This lovely ranch home is less than two years old . II has three bedrooms. one and half baths , built -in EUREKA $25, 000 Ni c e l y range and oven , fully c ar · remodeled 4 BR home w ith a peted , one car garage with r iver v i ew . concr ete d r ive . Th i s has a l arge lot and is in the city KANAUGA - $16 ,000 - 5 rm . · school district. home and a commercial s.iz e garage . 11 4 ACRES ·~· Good four bedroom home , n ice bath , MIL L S VI ~ c - 528.5 00 ci ty water , ga r age and other lovely ·{J.L~D w i t h full bui l dings . This is located near basement . . . Vin ton and you can h<ive WOODS MILL RD . - $14,700 . . . ;. . immed iat e possession . 5 rms ., basement and 3 acres of pines . 7 ACRES - Located next to Bob Evan s Farms . good two STATE ROUTE 588 - $29,500 bedroom home w ith bath , modern ranch w i th full natural . gas heat , good we ll, basement and over 1 acre . lo ca l ed in city school distr ict . P OMEROY $34.000 2 apartmen t s and 2 business WE NEED li stings, if you have rentals . a home or acreage to sell or tra.de , ca l l Ohio River Realty FARMS today, we fll be glad lo help NEAR TYCOON L AKE you . $28 ,000 - .:15 A . w ith a 14 · x 70 Eveni ng s Call 446 -4244 mob ile hom e. Steven Betz 446 -9583 John M . Fuller 446 -4327 GALLIPOLI S SCHOO L DI ST . "-- $10, 500 30 A . m -o stly bo ttom land . PRICED FOR QUICK SALE -·--·- - ""' ROOM I EST of Dodge' s new 1974 line of subcompac! Colt model s are the two-seat station wagon and four -door sedan . Both feature fresh exterior styling. plus engineering changes to include new bumper system s and emissions updates . A 4-cylinder . 1600 c c engine is basic powerplant . WagM offers decor package and luggage rack options. Real Estate For sale Real Estate For S31e NEXT T O CITY - 531,500 ~ Love Split foy er with cen t. air All NEW & DEMO 1973's AND ALL USED CARS ,•. .. ... V I NTON $19 , 50 0 R e mode led 8 rm . home with· basement . CLEARANCE I • " • ?' '• STATE ROUTE 160 ~ $39,000 L i.ke n ew brick with basement nestled on 5 A. of rolling land . See one of these courteous salesmen: Lloyd Me Laughlin Pete Burris Marvin Keebaugh .4 -whee l dr i ve. V-8, locking fron t hubs, au tomatic transmission, power steering & brakes, rad io, good t ires, vehicle of ma n y uses , custom .trim, white top over blue. A sha rp 1-owner trade . • ' < Pomeroy Open Eves. Til 6- Til 5 P.M , Sat. 1971 CHEVROLET Bl.AZER .. .S2895 I • •. EVAN S HEI G HT S - $19 ,500 - · 4 BRs and a f ul l basement . 0 J WHITE RD .~ $28,5 00 Brand new total el ec tr ic beauty . BIDWELL - $23 ,000 - modern 3 BR ranch wi t h basement. Automatic traris. , V -8 engine , good t ire s. blue finish , rad io . • . Cadillac - Oldsmobile GMAC Fil)ancing Availabl e 992 -5342 4- Door V-B, automat ic, power steerii'lg, factory air , radio, good tires, real clean interior, sharp blue finish . Retail $990 . •. ' .· KEMPER H OLLOW RD . - 4 BR br ick ran c h w i-th full basement and 17 A . of l and . KARR &VAN ZANDT 4-door factory air, · automatic transm ission, power steering & brakes , good white wall tires , white fini sh, vinyl root rad io, heavy duty suspension. • . Ph. 446-0008 •5500 11095_ 1970 DODGE POlARA .. Reduced • •• ' ; SER VING THE NATION'S BUYERS & SELLERS . Whit e with blue vinyl top . blue interior. full power, Climate Control air. 18,000 miles. 4-door. V -8 automat i c . power steering , radio, good tires·, blue f i n ish, spotless i nterior . 1968 CHEVELLE 4 DR.............. ..1595 '. Larg.~st THE LEADER SINCE 1900 IN World's Sedan DeVille I' '' ... SOUTHEASTERN OHIO'S LARGEST CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER ----------------- OHIO RIVER Realty REALTY •5500 4-door gold finish , spotless clean inter io r , V-8 engine automati c, powe r steer ing , radio. A honey ot a buy . ' ,. .. 1968 CHEV. BElAIR .. ,............... 1895 I. STROUT Dark green , black vinyl top , greer interior , tilt & tel . wheel, AM-FM radio, full power equip .. Climat e Lontrol air. 10,000 miles. fa c tory a i r7, rad io, g ood 1st li ne t i re s, clean inter ior . Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale Sedan DeVille ~ • • ·---------------------------I 72 CADILLAC 4 Door , V-8, automat ic, power steer ing & brak es . • •• GOOD ONLY AT SMITH NELSON MOTORS, POMEROY, OHIO I '6500 li ne t ir es. blue fi n ish. A barga in for an yone . 1971 DODGE POlARA ............... ~1695 • a-~----·----~·- Sedan DeVille 1 '•' . .. Tune up special f11r the month of Dec. All V-8 models S34.95. lnc~udes Pluqs, Points. Cond. P.C. V Valve. Gas Filler & _Labor . 6 cyl. w1_11 b~ cheaper. This will help your ~ar get better gas mileage, lor the tn~t. ahead. Bring this coupon w1th you. Phone 992 -2174 for appom me appo~nlment . . Service hour s from 8 A.M. till4 : 30 P.M. Monday through Fnday & Saturday 8 A.M. til 12 noon. ' light grey finish. matching leather interior , full power equipment. AM· FM stereo , Climat e Control air, steel rad ial ti res. new Cadillac trade. 16,000 m i les. 1972 CHEVROLET BEL AIR ......... 12495 \ SERVICE SPECIAL MONTH ·Of DEC. Coupe DeVille CHRYSLERPLYM-OUTH \ I .. · .. 135 137 139 140 14 1 143 "145 146 148 ISO 152 153 154 156 157 158 159 160 cur renc y Wa lk. Falher E.or.c lamatlon Bind Deduces lc olloq l Sandarac lree Man·s nickname Bothers Frocks Remunerat iOn Maunlain nymphs Allern<;~ o n parties Engl ish streetcar Posture B1rds· homes Charity D1spat ch Performed DOWN 1 Morning aong :2 Places for combat 3 More dangerous 4 Decay 5 A1ver rn Betg 1um 6 El(c lama lion 7 Chmese pagoda 8 Sea eagles g Bre ed ol dog tO Cub1C meter 11 Great Lake 12 Edge 13 Printer"s measure t 4 Bodies ol water 15 Sultil(denoling rank •· 16 Wilhdrawn lrom busmess 17 Sola 18 Cornered 20 . Silkworm 23 Enclosur e lor birds Dinner c ourse Manage . 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I 90 91 92 93 Feast Dropsy Snake Spaliish· American plains Cooled lava Virginia willow Girl's nickname Nola of -aoale Certain Spare Explosive Peruse Depression Plunges Burden Cravats Gretdies Ascend ~;-i-+- 94 96 97 100 102 10s 109 112 113 114 116 118 120 12 1 122 Furnlshe~ 123 Brislte 125 Three-pronged spear 126 Explosive Stick _Jlse•;~rj~i-t-p":jj99i-f<j 127 n4 t 29 Weight.ol !ndia (pll 13 1 Stupor 132 Ch1ck.en 133 Vehicles 134 Clayey earlh 136 Strokes 138 Finished t40 Spreads lor drymg 141 Apolhecary"s weigh! 142 Withe red 144 Girl's name 147 Make lace 148 A state (abbr .l 149 Spanish lor ··saint"' 153 SYmbol lor 151 ·tantalum Moccasin 155 PhySI Cian (abbr l 'l~:t~1:~t==1:::t~~~t:~~jt~jt~~[I~jt~!=~t==t~~~~~~=t~jt~1=::1· , . ., ' �~ ~ · 32 - The Sunda)' Times- Sentinel, Sunday, Dec. 16, 1973 Farm accidents keeping E-R units in business By C. E. Blakeslee C..unty Extension Agent, Agriculture POMEROY - "'Accidents do not have til hap~n . They are caused." This maxim has s!Jlyed with this observer over the last the NEW in FARMING 24 years as be conducted ··educational programs" in safety. At this season of the year no one wants an accident to ha!'pen, so we have to be doubly careful. Christmas is a season til be joyful, not to be injured. But it can be joyful only if we are careful til avoid accidents. Even U10ugh the corn picker season is nearly oyer, there is still need for vigilance around this machine as it i!i one of the most dangerous implements used on the farm . A recent study by Sally Matthews, education coordinator with the Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Services, showed Action agency Plan meets Tuesday for retirement • Rettrement can be the best ttme of your life. And to help make sure you ha~e enough money to do the th1ngs you want, State Farm ~ife has a policy made to order for your retirement years. State Farm and I can help you get what you want out of life. Let me show you how. CARROL K. SNOWDEN Park Central Hotel Bldg. Second AYt .• Gallipolis Ph. 446-4290, Home 446-4518 Ute • cood MIJhbor, St•l• '•rm I• tilt,.; STATE FARM LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Hom• Onltt 8101lmm•f"" 'w"~ ' s p 7347 CHESHIRE - Both the Meigs County and Gallia County Community Action Agency' s Advisory Committees will meet at the Cheshire Community Center on Tuesday, Dec . l8at 7:30p.m. to nominate persons to fill the expired terms of members now serving on the Gallia-Meigs C.A.P. Executive Board. Anyone wishing to attend from Gallia or Meigs County can be a member of the Meigs or Gallia County Advisory Committees and participate in th e nomination Or Governing Board members. The personnel commi ttee of the executive board will meet at 6:30p.m. that many injury accidents to wh u.:h the servkc responds occur on the farm . Her report docs not include the other accidents which were handled by volunteer squads, by family members or by neighbors. The following brief listing calls attention to the farm accidents that have happened in recent months : FOUR mACI'OR OVERTURNS were listed. One suffered possible broken ribs, another broke a leg, anti another suffered bruises and lacerations. 'fra ctor overturns are very easily caused, especially on uneven ground. by striking an obstru ction, or by the tractor wheeis, due to the change in the center of gravity, forcing the front end of the tractor up and over. MANURE SPREADERS ARE dangerous. A person caught his hand in a manure spreader. The result was the loss of four fingers . Another caught his shirtt ail ·In one by backmg up too close to the machine w,ttl his shirttail hanging ou ~. A dislocated shoulder and a broken arm was the result. A BOY WAS PULLED into a hay baler . The result was an arm dislocated, fractured, and la cerated, and four broken ribs. Another person caught the hood of his sweatshirt in the corn picker. It severely choked him . Rescuers cut off the hood so he could breathe; he was hospi!Jlli•ed three days. A man was flipped over backwards and fell off his tractor into a hay baler (when the tractor went into ditch ). The result was multiple compound fractures of the right leg, deep lacerations, and puncture wounds to his right side and right leg. IT IS POSSIBLE TO break a leg just by falling into a hole in the ground while putting up hay. This was one result th1s past sununer . A MAN WAil USING A TRACTOR and brush hog on a hillside. He was alraid the tractor was upsetting, so he jumped off: the tractor i:lnd brush hog ran over him. The most serious injury was to his right leg. The brush hog had cut it to the bone above the knee on an angle toward the foot. Doctors are trying to save the leg with steel pins. The right hand had one fin ger missing and one almost off. This occurred to a,man unfamihar with this area, who had been used to working in a factory under intensive safety precautions. ATRACTOR WAS PULLING a post hole digger . The man got his shirt caught in it, suffering severe lacerations to an arm and a dislocated shoulder. The accidents were repOrted at seven station~. Four stiitions reported no farm accidents. ST. LOUIS (UP! ) - Bill Walton, benched with four fouls in the first eight minutes, returned midway through the second half Saturday to break open a tie game and lead topranked UCLA over No. 2 North 6" OF ATTIC IIIISULAIION _ WILL SAVE UP TO 85% ON HEAT & LOSS . . Carolina State 84-66 to extend its incredible winning streak to 79 games. The 6-11 Walton outplayed North Carolina State's 7-4 Tom Burleson in the first eight minutes of the game and the Bruins had a 15-10 game iead when Walton left with four fouls. The Wolfpac_k, however, grabbed the lead at 21-20 on a 20-foot jump shot by 5·5 guard Monty Towe and held a 33-32 halftime edge. •• Three quick baskets by Dave Meyers built a UCLA lead in the first minute of the second half but the Wolfpack tied the score at 54-54 midway through the second half with Steve Nuce scoring from the corner. Walton, who had re-entered the game 12 seconds before Nuce's basket, then quickly scored a basket to g!Ve UCLA the lead for good, gra bbed a rebound on the next play and led the rout. The Bruins scored 30 of the final 42 points in the game. That surge included a 17-2 spurt in a four~mm ute period immediately after Walton reentered the game and the Bruins then coasted home to their nationally-t elevi se<l victory. Walton came back into the WOlfpack dreams were shattered. The loss stopped North Carolina State's winning streak at 29, and perhaps ended any spec ulation that the Wolfpack rather than the Bruins had the nation 's best team last yea r when both were undefeated but North Carolina State was barred from meeting UCLA in the NCAA tournament because it was on probation for recruiting violations. This game, on the same St. Louis arena floor where the Bruins won their seyenth successive NCAA title last March, was to beN. C. State's chance at grabbing what glory they missed last year but once ELBERFELD$ I Therm•l insu1ation in 1 vented 1ttic will pay for itself in less th1n 10 years and return you an annuli dividend of 12% to 15% on your invest· I game, KENNETH COX GALLIPOLIS Kenneth Wayne Cox. 16 , a tormer Gallipolis res i dent, di ed Monday in Columbus He ts survived by his wife, Brenda. one son. Kevin , h is mother, Ruby Cox. Vinton . father Coral Co~e , Colum bus, alortg with three brothers , Terry. Jerry and Robert . all ol Columbus. One sister . Judy Owen s. Gallipolis, survives . Bur i al was in O' Betz Ce metery . GENE HAWK COOLV ILLE - Gene Hawk , 60, Route I , Guysv il le. pas sed away Friday at Gallipoli s following an extended illness. He was born· in Athens County, to Charles J. Hawk, Pomeroy . and th e tate ,Alura Conand Hawk Taylor . He had been a resident of Athens County h1s entire life. Surv ivors include his father , one brother, Roll 1n Hawk . Pomeroy : one si ster, Mrs . Zelda Jerlc, Brecksville ; two hal t-brothers , Thomas Tayl or , Torch, and Jerry Hawk , Pomeroy : two half·si st ers , Mr s . James (Margaret) Custer, and Mrs. Dale (Mary Jo) Faulk , both of Columbus ; a n1ece and several nephews. Funeral services wil l be at 2 p m . Monday. at the Wh ite Funeral Home, Cool vi ll e, wjth Rev . Robert Meece, of fidating . Bunal well follow in the Coolville cemet ery. Friends may call at the funera l home after noon Sunday . CAREY STRONG Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 10 a .m .. at the Th ur~ton Funeral Home in Pata ska la for Carey Strong. formerl y of V inton. He is tt"le only br oth er of Mrs M ildred Baker , V1nton . MARGARET HANFT MINERSVILLE ~ M rs. Margaret E. Spen ce r Hanft . formerly of M 1ner sville. Angola , N. Y., d1ed Dec. 11 at Blakeslee (Continued from Page 1) University in 1933 and received his Master of Science degree at Ohio State University in l952. He has also taken work at Colorado State University, University of Wisconsin , Ari<Ona State, and Rio Grande College. He presently holds the rank of Associate Professor at Ohio State University. The Blakeslees have two children Mrs. Melvin (Patricia ) Circle, Worthington, and Mrs. James (Jennifer Sue ) Butcher, Middleport, and two grandchildren , Marianne and Mark Circle . Mrs. Blakeslee has taught school in Middleport since 1956. ' She is su rv ived by her husband, lou ie : 1wo daughters , M~ s . D~r.o thy Paulins, ()a~ Htll , OhtO and Mn. . Nettie Booker, Wash ington, D. C., and a son, David Roush , Hartford. W, Va . Mrs. Hanft Wf'S a member of the Loyal Order of the Moose Lodge 294 Women 's Auxiliary ln Dunkirk , N. Y. Funeral services were held at 11 a .m . Fri day at tt'le Eugene J . Heil Fun eral Home in Angola and burial was in an Angola cemetery . EDNA WOODRUFF GALLIPOL I S Edna L. Woodr uff , 63. Rt . 2, Vinton , died at the Holzer Medical Center. about 12 : 30 p .m . Saturday. She was born June 14, 1910, to the late R. R. and lnatha Dunham Stone at Rock Castle. W. Va . She was lwice married, f irst to the late Okey King, and secondly to Willard Woodruff. Rt . 2 , Vinton. who survives . She is also survived by three children from her first marnage, Mrs . Owen I Betty) Johnson. Dunbar, W. Va .• Mrs. Eugene (A lm eida) Wolfe, Cleveland, and Ok.ey King , Jr ., Pliney. W. Va .; three grand· children , two brother,, Vernon Stone, Orient , and Tom Stone, Ripley, w va .; and th,ree sisters, Mr s. Myrtle Jenkms, Vinton ; Mrs. Lucretia Sayre, Leon. W. Va ., and Mrs. Ina Wil cox. South Palm Beach, Fla . She was a member of the Vin t on United M ethodist Chur ch, WSCS , Huntt ngt on Grange and the V inton Garden Club Funera l servi ces w1 11 be at 1 p.m Tuesday at the McCoy. M oore Funeral Home with Rev . John Bryant officiating. Fr iends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. Monday. NORA RAIRDEN HARTFORD Nora Ra 1rden , 6q, Hartford , died Friday in Pleasant Valley Hosp1 tal. Born Ma y 13. 1904 in Meigs Cou nty 1 she was the daugh ter of the late Charles and Ros1e Terrill Landers. She was also preceded in death by her husband , Dan ielm 1970 and a son, V1rgil . Mrs Ra irden is su rvived by a daughter , Mr s . Mildr ed Stewar t. New Haven ; two sons. Ca rl and Bernard , both of Hartford . tWo sisters, Mr s. Margaret McKenzi e, Pomeroy. and M rs . N aomi Va rga , Berkely, M ic h., a br other , Ray Landers , Thurman : f i ve grandchildr en and thr ee great· grandchil dr en . . Services will be hel d Monday at 1: 30 p.m. at the Fog le song Fun eral Home wi th the Rev . Robert Gol d sberry off icia t i ng . Burial will be in the Grah am Cemetery. Friends may call at the fu neral home after 2 p m . today . I OOACHES JOHN BENTLEY and Sam Crow, center, 1-r, and wrestlers AI McLaughlin, left, and John Lehew, right, check the score sheet followin g the night's final matches of the eightschool meet at Chesapeake. See accoWJt of matches on page 3 today. GlASS TO STD SIZES SPEC •39:f6 OUR INSULATION AND STORM .DOORS Sale! '' 3rd Floor Furniture SEASON'S GREETINGS FROM ALL OF .US TO ALL OF YOU. Carolina Lumber & Supply Phone 675-1160 Point Pleasant . ~!" Special December Sale Prices on Kroehler Living Room Suites Sofas - Love Seats. Also sale prices on Chairs- Recliners and OccasionafChairs. ' ' . Styles are Ear~y American - Spanish - Traditional and Modern. Large selection of covers - nylon and Herculon- prints, tweeds and velvets. Santa Claus will · be in Elberfelds Toy Store Monday 10 12 A.M. and Tuesday 1 to •' ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ' \ ' I Open Evety Night Til 9 • / Truckers say Devoted To The lntere~ll OJThe·Meig!·Mawn Area _VO~L._X_XV__N_O._l_72____~PO_M_E_RO_Y-_M_ID_DL_EP_O~RT~._OH_IO____~~MO~N~DA~Y~.~DE=CE~M~B~ER~l~7~.1~97~3--______~P-H~ON~E~9~92~-2~15~6------~TE~N~C~EN~TS s1btut.Jl()~ ROME (UP!) - Arab guerrillas destroyed a Pan American jetliner in a grenade attack at Leonardo da Vinci international airport today, herded a group of hostages at machinegun point into a West German Lufthansa aircraft and forced it to take off for Beirut. Airport and fire officials said as many as 15 passengers may have been burned to death inside the bombed Pan Am plane . Pan American officials said " it is not iriconceivable" that between 30 and 40 passengers were burned fatally. Lufthansa said later the seized jet radioed it was headed for Beirut. ALufthansa spokesman said there were no passengers abOard the hijacked plane. The hostages included the plane crew and several airport employes. The sequence that led to the hijacking began when security guards caught several Arabs trying to take guns concealed in their luggage aboard a departing plane. The Arabs hegan shootmg wildly inside .the departure lounge and grabbed several hostages. Airport officials said at least six of the hostages were members of the public security force at the airport. One of the dead was shot in the back as he was walking down the stairs from the Lufthansa plane which the guerrillas comandeered, airport officials said. One wounded passenger lay in his O\\'n blood only a few feet away. Airport and police officials said a grenade or explosive device went off aboard the Pan Am 707, which was preparing for takeoff lor Beirut. Flames billowed from the plane. All of the guerrillas then converged on the Lufthansa plane which was preparing for a delayed takeoff on a Rome-Munich flight. Police cordoned off the airport and interrupted all commWiications . Ambulances ran relay services, taking wounded to hospitals ' in Rome, l8 miles away. ~- Crisis phony? PHILADELPHIA !UPI)Consumer advocate Ralph Nader said Sunday the energy crlsls was "the most phony crisis ever Inflicted upon a modern society." Speaking before Tax Equipty for Amerlca (TEA), an organization seeking tax reforms, Nader called for a cutback . in fuel for the nation's businesses and industries and said he opposes ga s ratloning and Increased fuel prices as methods of saving energy. " How can there be a crisis when the society wastes 40 pet. of lis energy?" Nader said. " It's like someone who SAFETY LAWS : JOHN LEHEW (on top, naturally), wrestling in the 185 lb. bracket, pinned this opponent, Pat Combs of Chesapeake. It earned Lehew a third place finish in the tourney. Earlier, in his third match, Lehew set a new school record, pinning Buffalo's (W. Va.) Curtis Sullivan in the amazing time of ten and three-quarter seconds . • at e DETROIT - DESPITE A FEDERAL court injunction forbidding a strike, truck drivers, ware housemen and dock workers went'on strike today, and set up picket lines that stopped delivery of food supplies to 400 supermarkets that serve 4. 75 million consumers. The walkout came three hours after U. s. District Court Judge Thomas P. Thornton issued the Sunday injunction - whlch he said could cause "possible irreparable harm" to betroit area residents. A meeting was scheduled today with federal mediators and the two sides indicated they will attempt to resolve the conflict that is affecting 80 per cent of the supermarkets in the Detroit area. About 150of the 2,000 members of Teamster Local 337 were at the 94-acre Allied Supermarket complex, a large warehouse in suburban Livonia. Other pickets were reported at Kroger, Chatham, Great Scott and Wrigley warehouses. Store managers said they had been stockpiling for the past several days in anticipation of the strike, but indiCated they believe their extra stock would not last long. MEET OHIO & W.VA. MIKE HALEY, left (the big guy) decisioned Scott Lynd of Portsmouth 5-2 in this heavyweight consolation match earning Haley third pla ce in the holiday tourney. Pictures by D€nny Fobes. • By United Press·Internatlonal BOSTON - PRESIDENT NIXON was !Jlrred and feathered in effigy Sunday as 20,000 persons watched the re-enactment of the Boston Tea Party 200 years ai'ter the historic event. Demonstratllrs threw oil barrels into Boston harbor from the deck of a reproduction of an 18th century sailing vessel in what they termed the "Boston Oil Party." The re-enactment of the tea party was the opening event of the nation's celebration of the 200th anniversary of the American Revolution. The crowd gathered in snow that tw-ned to cold rain as a large papier-mache effigy of the President was rowed about in a small boat. A voice from a loudspeak asked : "How many people think he should be taken to the boat and hung?" There was an enormous cheer. "Is anybody opposed ?" the loudspeaker asked. There was silence. TEMP ... • P.O MEROY OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 WILL HELP KEEP YOU WARMER THAN AFUR COAT. BEAR OF COURSE • her home. ment. :· ,26th St. • Area Deaths I 1 F:ternal vigilance is the only way to cut down on accidents. The 1972 report of accidents to farm families received recently showed 135 farm families in the study from Meigs County: Of these, 20 different families had an accident: one out of six farm families had an accident: 100 pet. required the care of a doctor, and 17 pet. required hospitalization : 63 pet. occurred in the afternoon and evening, and 66 pet. occurred to males and 33 pet. to females. Involved in these accidents were general things, 15; auto, truck, scooter 3: tractor and wagon I. What they were doing at the time of the accident showed leisure and 1·ecreation 30 IJCL: on job (nonfarm ) 8 pet.: housework 8_pcl,: farm work 46 pet.: and nonfann work 6 pet. ' Meigs County farm and nonfarm families accident rate co mpal"es [avorably to the state averilge. In the Meigs County study, 125 rural non-farm families were involved. Thirteen families had an accident. One out of nine rural nonfarrrl families had an accident; 100 pet. required care of a doctor and 4il pet. required hospitali•ation: 4il pet. occurred in the afternoon and evening: 84 pet. occurred to males and 16 pet. to females. Things involved were general things 7: auto, truck, scooter I, livestock I, and handtools I. What they were doing at the time of the accident showed leisure and recreation 46 pet.; on job l nonfarm) 39 pet. : and nonfarm work 15 pet. The same study, conducted in 12 different counties in the state in 1972, showed 17,029 farm people and 93,258 rural nonfarm people were involved in accidents. One out of six farm families in Ohio had an accident. One out of eight rural nonfarm families in Ohio had an accident. Sixty-three pet. of the reported accidents to farm people and 66 pet. to rural nonfarm people occurred to men anfl boys: 44 pet. occurred on the job, 10 pet. off the job, and 43 pet·. came during recreation and leisure activities. · Nineteen percent of the reported accidents to rural nonfarm people occurred on the job, 17 pet. off the job, and 45 pet. during recreation and leisure activities : 26 pet. of the injuries to !ann people and 29 pet. of the injuries to rural nonfarm people resulted from a fall . Let's see if we can't make the Christmas season and the new year an accident~free time in our homes, on our farms, at work, or at play . One little mistake can be the difference between a joyous holiday season and one filled with pain and sorrow . Walton great in UCLA win r--------------- ----------1 consumes an entire turkey for Thanksgiving, ·asks for another, is told there is no rnore, and then says there is a food shortage." Kieslings ask $30,200 Charles R. and Rachel Kiesling, Gallipolis, have filed suit in Meigs County Common Pleas Court seeking a judgment of $30,200 against Mrs. OOLUMBUS -AN OFFICIAL of the Central Ohio Gasoline Hope Moore, Pomeroy. Dealers Associatlon (COGDA) said today ·the closing of service The K.ieslings charge that on stations on Sunday is not saving any gasoline. "People are filling · Dec. 12, 1972, at Meigs High up on Saturday, and some stations are selling more gas that one School during a basketball day than during the rest of the week," said Oren Dewey, game, Rachel Kiesling was executive director of COGDA. struck in the face and head by Dewey said service stations are losing money that might be Mrs . Moore, causing per· earned inside the station on -Saturday night and Sunday, after manent head injuries and already being pUshed to the hilt because of the gasoline price severe headaches. free•e and allocation. Unless conditions change soon, 20 to 25 per Mrs . Kiesling is asking $5,000 cent of the dealers who belong to COGDA will be forced out of in compensatory damages and business, Dewey Sllid. $10,000 punitive damages . ' Charles R. Kiesling is asking SAIGON: - NOltTil VIETNAMESE troops turned from the for $15,200 in damages. embattlad Mekong Delta and Central Highlands to overrun a . .Sherry L. Williams, Rt. · 1, goverrunent field camp in the rolling hills near Hue, military Reedsville, has filed for a sources reported today. The sources said at!Jlcking Communists divorce from Mickie V. killed the cominander and two of his men in seizing a govern- Williams, Saginaw, Mich., on ment position 30 miles southwest of the former imperial capital, the groWJds of gross neglect of 400 miles north of Saigon. duty and extreme cruelty . They said 11 goverrunent soldiers were wounded and 26 missing in Saturday's battle, the latest clash in three months of THREE RUNS MADE stepped-up fighting in South Vietnam. Most of the previous The Pomeroy ER squad fighting was for control of the Mekong Delta's current rice crop made three runs over the and the Central Highlands' strategic supply routes. weekend. They were SatJMay JERUSALEM - SECRETARY OF SfATE Henry A. at 4:44p.m. to Minersville for Kissinger went into his last round of meetings with Israeli Otto 1-lartenbach, who had leaders today, winding up a seven-nation Middle East tour suffered a stroke. He was taken designed to clear the way for a coming peace conference. to Hol•er Medical Center: Kissinger met with Prime Minister Golda Meir at mid-morning Sunday at 2:56a. m : to city hall today after reporting "very constructive" !Jllks with Israeli for Atha Rathburn who was taken to Veterans' Memorial leaders during the first day of his visit. Hospital, and at II ;41 Sunday The secretary of state was scheduled to fly to Lisbon, Por·· to transport Otis Knight to tugal, during 1M afternoon following today's talks with Israeli Pleasant Valley Hospital with leaders and a visit to a memorial to Jewish victims of Nazi a possible heart attack. J ( continued on page 10) • Youth hit by auto Sheriff Robert C. fjartenbach's department investigated four auto accidents over the weekend, one in which a deer was killed and another a hit-skip accident involving a bicyclist. At 7:30 p.m. in Chester , Ronny L. Staats, 16, Rt. I Minersville was headed east on CR 34 when a doe ran into the side of his car. The deer was killed, but Staats suffered no apparent injW"ies. At 7:45p.m. Saturday on SR 124 in Rutland, Bill Stewart, 16, Rutland, was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by private • car after he was knocked off his bicycle by an auto driving in the same direction which did not stop. According to the sheriff's Dept. Stewart was riding on the wrong side of the road, headed west,. when the auto described as a blue Buick struck him, throwing him up and over the car. Stewart was taken to Veterans Memorial but he was not admitted. At 6:30 p.m. Sunday, in Scipio Twp, on SR 143, James H. Barnhart, 53, Thurston, was headed south when he lost control, going into a ditch on the right side of the road. Barnhart suffered no apparent injuries but he was cited for driving while under the infl.uence of alcohol. In Salisbury Twp. on Sunday, Thomas 0 . McKay, Jr., 25, Colwnbus, was driving around, a curve in CR 75 when his accelerator stuck. McKay applied brakes but went into a skid off the right side of the road where he hit a parked.car owned by Dana A. Covert, Pomeroy . Both autos had moderate damage. There were no injuries. Agricultural leaders to discuss programs !1-gricultural leaders in the Gallia-Meigs area have been invited to attend a meeting at the Gallia CoWJty Soil and Water Conservation office, 95 Sycamore St., at I p. Wednesday to discuss the prop<Jsed agricultural pollution abatement program. m. Thi s announcement was made today by Robert L. Goettemoeller, Ohio's Pollution Abatement Coordinator, and Stanley Bahmer, Gallia 'County Soil Conservationist. The following information was sent to area agricultural leaders in ·. connection , with Wednesday's meeting: , Senate Bill 305, enacted in January, 1972, authorized the Division of Soil and Water Districts with the assistance of an agricultural pollution which will .be printed in !he technical advisory board to 1974-75 Agronomy Guide of the develop and recommend Ohio Cooperative Extension methods and management Service is also attached. Many practices for meeting air and people includin g farmers, water quality standards SWCD supervisors and perrelating to agricultural · sonnel, research scientists pollutants. The Advisory Board from various colleges and ' and a three man staff in the universities, and .r epresenDivision of Soil and Water tatives of the agricult\il'ally Districts has worked nearly related agencies have been two years gathering involved in the development of backgroWJd information and the proposed program. The developing the proposed attached material is for your ag ri c ultural p olluti on convenience in familiarizing abatement program . for the yourself with the proposed .program before the special state of Ohio. ' Attached is a copy of the meeting scheduled with the propos~d program along with ' agricultural leaders of your summaries of the reports community; The purpose of the meeting is concerning various potential to have an open discussion of pollutants from agricultural areas. A copy of the animal the proposed program with waste spreading guidelines local leaders. We want to lmow what you think of the program . Is it practical and reasonable ? Is it fair? T~e Advisory Board fully anticipates revlsing the proposed program if they Veterans in line for big windfall More than -179,000 Ohio veterans of World Wars I and II will share in a record windfall of $13,636,000 in Government Life Insurance dividends during 1974, providing certain policies are still in force. The dividend ls payable to veterans who have continued to keep in force insurance • policies identified by the prefix letters "K" (USGLI - World War I) and "V" ( NSLI-World War II) on policy numbers. ~ I Witnesses said the sound of gunfire broke out shortly before I p.m. (7 a.m. EST) and people ran from the building shouting, ''It's a bomb! It's a bomb! " A KLM Royal Dutch Airlines employe said he was standing at a nearby arrival gate when he saw security agents in the act of discovering weapons in the luggage of a group of Arab passengers. The Arabs grabbed the weapons and started shooting wildly inside the d~parture area, the witness said. Passengers, some screaming and weeping, dived for cover, he said. The Arabs shot plate glaS$ doors to pieces and fled down a departure ramp With at least six hostages. The attack came on the opening day of a trial of five Arabs arrested last Sept. 5- the first anniversary of the Munich Olympic Massacre- in possession of two missile launchers. Police accused the five of plotting to shoot down an Israeli EL AI jet as it approached the Rome airport. receive suggestions for im· provement from the local leaders throughout the state. Dividends will be paid on the anniversary dates of the policy as was done last year, Merritt said, .. thus there is no need for TWO ASSISTED ·these · eligible veterans to RACINE - The Racine E-R contac t VA regarding squad made two runs Sunday, The NSLI · taking .. both persons to payment." dividend amount to Ohio's Veterans Memorial HospitaL l74,665 insured veterans will be They were at 12:05 p.m·. for Icy $12,804,000, or an average of $73 Tucker, Rt. 1, Racine, suf· each. The state's 5,006 insured fering a possible coronary, and World War I veterans will at 4:25 p.m. for Maggie share in $832,000, or an average Gilmore, 67, Racin~ . a medical of $166 each. patient. COLUMBUS (UPD - Truck traffic during jJeak traveling hours was reported very light on major Ohio truck routes early this morning, lending support to claims by independent haulers the nationwide shutdown would continue . " We're getting organized, now, " said Carl Bray from Middletown , headquarters for drivers stra nded or based ·in Ohio. "There are literally thousands of rigs in Ohio and millions in the country who are not rolling." Bray said a nationwide information system has been devised and offices staffed to keep drivers up to date about progress on demands for lower fuel prices and higher speed limits. He said independent haulers, who represent half of the United States trucking industry, voted "nearly 100 per cent" to continue the work stoppage un· til "we get some action from Washington." No violence was reported in · Ohio late Sunday or early this morning, but there were conflicting reports about whether drivers of moving rigs were harassed into pulling into several truck stops. No, Violence --was - re .. ported in Ohio late Sunday or early this morning, but there were conflicting reports about whether drivers of moving rigs were harassed into pulling into several truck stops. In Mahoning, Trumbull and Columbiana counties near ·the OhioPennsylvania border, the highway patrol said trucks stopping for gas had to be escorted from the fuel pumps and back onto the highways. Portage County authorities reported one truck firm, Levens C..rp., near Mogadore had eight tractors and 10 trailers sabotaged Sunday night. Company officials said air brake Jines and hoses were cut and at least 100 tires deflated. In Stark County, northeastern Ohio, the highway patrol said drivers were voluntarily complying with Eight prizes drawn Saturday Eight prlzes were awarded by Pomeroy Merchants Saturday afternoon as a part of their annual Christmas season promotion. Winning prizes were Edward White, Pomeroy, toaster; Jackie Reed , Middleport Route I, corn popper: Mrs. Arthur Fick, Pomeroy, coffeemaker; Dolores Donohue, Pomeroy Route 4, Crock pot; J. E. Middleswart , Portland, blender; Linda Ferrell, Hartford, hair . dryer: Rebecca Broderick, Pomeroy Route 2, .electric skillet: Sharon Snowden, Middleport, facial set. All gifts can be picked up in the Chamber of Commerce office at the courthouse in Pomeroy. No purchase is required for participation m the program. Weather Partly cloudy tonight and Tuee'\ay. A chance of snow flurries northeast tonight. Lows tonight five to q above. Highs Tuesday in the 20S and low 30s. ..., ' . I ' I requests made over citizen band radios to pull into a truck stop on the south edge of Cantdn by Interstate 77. "Don 'I let them (drivers) give you any hogwash about them being threatened' into pulling over," the patrol said. "They wheel right in. They do it voluntarily - independent haulers and commercial rigs." However, the patrol was offering to escort any trucks through the area, and did lead a 2~ruck caravan past the truck stop. Near Cambridge, in east central Ohio, authorities said about 40 trucks, mostly commercial, had pulled into the Southern Inn iruck stop and were not allowed to leave. There was no reported resistance. In southwestern Ohio by Dayton, Bill Carl, an in· dependent hauler from Xenia, Ohio, denied reports driver• were being threatened into pulling into !be Decima Truck Stop, where late last week more than 500 rigs had been corralled. "We'd druther they didn't leave. But if they want to, they can," he Said. HQnce we tell them it's for their own gOod ... and about the fuel prices in Ohio ... they are all for it." Carl claims fuel prices · in Ohio change from "morning to night" and that he has paid from 35.9 cents per gallon of fuel "plum up to 79 cents a gallon ." , ·Seedlings available Forest tree seedlings are available to all 4-H club members in Meigs co'lllty free of charge. They may grder 200 or 400 of one of either white pine, red pine, Norway spruce, or black locust. Recipients of trees must agree to plant the trees on land where they may reasonably expect to grow to maturity and be harvested as timber, not use the trees for shade, ornamental or windbreak purposes, to protect the trees from fire .and livestock, and to permit representatives of the Divlsion of Foresta and Preserves to inspect the tree planting if they wlsh. · All tree orders must be in the County Extenslon Office by Thurs.day, Dec. 20. Any member wishing to receive the trees should call 992-3895 , before Thursday. Orders received after Dec. 20th cannot be accepted. The seedlings will arrive in the spring of 19741o be planted. ,'I I I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 16, 1973 cox hanft hawk rairden strong woodruff