https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ee0cc4e035425e3e18ba6ee4f1531312.pdf 6a919bdc4f0b0a0ec7ab4e814439cb17 PDF Text Text 10 - The Daily S..ntinel. Middlt>port-Ponwn'l'. ::::::::-:.:=:w;::X:~:.:'=!::xxe:~ 67 Pints t Continued from F'"dge 11 LulabeUe Hampton. Martha Lou Beegle. Clara Mcintyre, Beulah Strauss, Emma K. Clatworthy, Joyce Hoback, Macel Barton, Helen Pickens and Eloise White. Con· tributions were the Quality. Print Shop, Meigs Local Schools, Pomeroy Emergency Squad , Veterans Memorial Hospital, Kroger's, and the A. and P. Reporting as donors were : POMEROY - Roger Gaul , Richard W . Sargent, Robert Couch, Virgil Windon . Howard Logl!ln , John Ambrose , Da vid Koblentz . Frank ie Stafford . Thelma Gites, leo Vaughan, Margaret Bailey, Gary Smith. Jame5 Thomas , Jr ., James ThOmas. O~maree Sexson , Marcie Rogers . James Wisecup, Marvin Keebaugh, Roger Davis. Marv in Taylor, Roy Miller , G. R. Thompson , Davl·d Moorehead . MIDDLEPORT ·- George HarriS, Thomas Weaver , Linda Haley, Sarah Fowler. Ed Durst, Freda Gilmore, Judy Po cklington. Robert Pocklington, Ernest Barnhart. Glenn Evans, Milton Hood, Eric - Pear ch. Martha Nicholson , Jeannie Ebersbach. SYRACUSE Dorothy Douglas, M ichele Cundiff, Rex F. Cumings, Mike Fry. Or is Hubbard . MINERSVILLE - Stacie Arnold , Marie Heasley , Pamela · Webster , Clara Mcintyre. · RACINE ~ Michael Brown , Charles Bush, Aaron Wolfe. Roy Van Meter, Floyd Hen· dricks, Dorothy Sayre, Ronald Salser. TUPPERS PLAINS - Mima Walker. LONG BOTTOM - Gretta Suttle, Ada Bissell , Richard Fick, Debbie Wood, Henry Bahr, Richard Barton . COTTAGEVILLE , W. Va. Robert Brotherton, Charles Houchen , Rick Houchen. RAVENSWOOD - Jerry W~stmoreland . LETART, W. Va . - Wayne Hart. CHESTER - Erna Cleland, Albert Martin . HEMLOCK GROVE Sharon Welker, Jack Welker . NEW HAVEN, W. Va . Roger Hall . RUTLAND - Rosella Birchfield. Homer P. Parker, R. L. Imboden, Norman Will , Mary · Davidson, Leo 0 . Davidson . · MASON. W. - Va . - Phil Burton. , · LANGSVILLE Frank Gilkey, Jr .. Carl Gorby. PORTLAND - Joyce 'Rit· chle. n:. Dec. 18.1913 . . LONG · BOTTOM Ivan Wood,. Macel Barton. HOward Parker and Su~n E. Pigott. SPACE PROGRAM LIKED GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (UP!) Lt. Col. Jack R. Lousma, who spent 5.9 days alol.t on the secood Sky lab mission, reports that the space program is popular abroad. '' ... in Europe, people are most enthusiastic," he told a press conference. Lousma recently returned from RUssia, where he Spent 2 and a half weeks in training as a member of the American backup crew for the 1975 Soyuz . Apollo mission, the first joint American-Russian program. DOG OWNER WANTED The Meigs Coun ty Humane Society Is looking fo• the ownet of a dug struck by a ur In Racine Monday night. Tbe animal, apparently a Norwegian elk bound, has a fractured leg and was lo be taken to a veteranarlan today. The dog Is able to eat and seems In satlsfaclory condition . Silvery grey, the male animal Is wearing a choke collar. Tbe owner may call the Meigs Dog Warden, Allred Frank, at 992-6(168. Pennsylvania to ask for Boyle WASHINGTON, Pa . tUP!} - The State of Pennsylvania will seek to extradite former United Mine Workers (MW ) president W. A. "Tony" Boyle from the nation's capital to try him for murder in the 1969 Yablonski slayings . A grand jury indicted Boyle Monday, charging him with three counts ·of murder in the shooting deathe of Insurgent UMW official Joseph A. " Jock" -Yablonski, his wife, Margaret, and their daughter, Charlotte. . The Yablonskis were killed at their home in Clarksville, Pa. , Dec . 31, 1969, three weeks after Yablonski tried to unseat Boyle in a union election. Boyle, 72, has been in a Washington, D. C., hospital since he took an overdose of sleeping piUs in an apparent suicide attempt last Sep· tember. Con(•ert plmult•:i at Eastern li igh EASTF.RN HS The Eastern High SchOo.•! Chorus and Band will be presented in concert at 8 p.m. Thursday in tl1e high school auditorium . Directed by Charles Wills, the band will present, " At Christmastime", " Variations On An Echo Carol". "A Christmas Festival", "Fan· tasy on a BeU carol" and "Adeste Fidelis". The chorus will present, " Winter, Wonderland ", "Silver Bells", " Quickly Run the Shepherds", ..A Gentle Carol", " Ukranian Bell Carol". · "Christmas Calypso" and " Do You Hear What I Hear". LOCAL TEMPS Temperature in downtown Pomeroy Tuesday at II a .m. was 27 degrees under cloudy skies. THREE RUNS MADE Three men fined Culumhus \~HIItan ;uHung mil'~ing The Southeast Ohio SYRACUSE Three COI.UMIIUS i UPI) - A 1\ountree was "known to have Emergency Medical service defendants were fined in Columbus wom<Jn is repurted been in the area of the plane f SEOEMS) made three runs Sy ra cuse Mayor Herman missing ·a nd b<'lieved to ~ when it all happened." Sunday. AI 9 a.m. the squad London's Court Monday night. among 30 per.ons killed by "They assume she is a transported Callie Matheny They were William D. Arab hijackers who opened fire casualty .•· sald her husband, from Wilkesville to Veterans Graham, Racine, $5 and costs, at Rome 's J.eona rdo Dit Vind "because she is one of the ones Memorial Hospital after she passing on a yellow linei Airport Monday and then missing." Mr. Rountree reportedly suffered a back Edward Taylor, Racine, $15 said his wife left New York inj ury. Nanette Nitz, who stormed a jeUiner. and costs, three days con· Pan American Airlines of~ S3turday evening and was reportedly suffered minor finement , intoxicationi and ficials said Mrs . Br~ce stopping over in Rome before injury in a bicycle accident in Roger W. Milliron, Racine, goi ng on to Saudi Arabia to Pomeroy, was treated arowtd 4 visit a daughter and son-in-law. p.m. but was not taken to the $100 and costs, three days confinement, driving while h<>!pital. At 4:15 p.m. the DANCE PLANNED intoxicated. . emergency service transRACINE - A Christmas The defendants were cited to Veterans Memorial Hospital ported Lee Enoch, Syracuse, to court by Police Chief Milton dance will ~ held Friday at ADMISSIONS - Nina cate, Camden Clark Hos pital in Southern High School in Racine Varian . sponsored by the Tri-M Club Pomeroy; Kenneth Carsey , Parkersburg. (Mod ern Music Masters ). Middleport; Terry Little, CONDITION SERIOUS Durham, Music will be provided by the Athens· Hobart TO GO CAROLING Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winn of " Woodquilt" from 9 p.m: to Vinton; John H. Mayes, New LONG BOTTOM Keno Bradbury are in serious conLelah Hendrix , midnight. Admission is $1.25 a Haven; Church of Christ members will dition at the Pleasant Valley person and $2 per couple. A Pomeroy . DISCHARGES - Nancy Jo go caroling on Wednesday, Hospital in Point Pleasant. king and queen of the dance meeting at the home of Erma Both Mr. and Mrs. Winn have will be announced at 10 p.m. Collins, Bertha Marlow , Cleland at 7 p.m. A party flU undergone major surgery Jill Warner is president of the Ronald Bostic, Rolland Morris, follow the caroling. recenUy. club and Mrs. Lee Lee advisor. David Rose, Louis Eshelman. ,un . PROGRAM SUNDAY MASON, W. Va. - The Assembly of God Church here will hold its Christmas program at 7 p.m . Sunday. The public is Invited. IT'S A ROUGH GAME - Who said basketball was for the timid-in-heart? Not the se Southern and Eastern High School players who last night matched skills and speed at Eastern. Southern ended a 24-game losing jinx against its cross-<:oun ty rival, winning 52-50 in a barn· burner. See Denny Fobes' account on page 3. Above, Randy Warner, Southern (15) is in U1e way of Eastern's Larry Atherton ( 42 ) with Vern Ord (31) taking a swipe for the ball, too, but being outofthe action. - Pictures by Katie Crow. a1 VOL XXV NO. 174 ' . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO _ _ _ _ __ __,_ _ __ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1973 PHONE 992·2156 _____:_,_ _ _ __ _ _ _ __:_____ _ _ _ _ __ • zxon handed all A MOST BEAUTIFULCOLLECTION OF EXCITING SPORTSWEAR FOR HOLIDAY GIFTING AND WEARING. Double knitted of 100 percent dacron polyester in black, green, red, white, blue and navy. Choose Pants, Blazer, Vest, , . Pl~ated Skirt, Polka dot or plaid Shirt, jacquard Shirt and turtleneck. Sizes 7-8 to 20. .' WASHINGTON (UP! ) - House and Senate conferees have agreed to give President Nixon unlimited authority to impose gasoline rationing, without the consent of Congress. . Hoping to have emergency energy legislation on President Nixon 's desk before they adjourn for the holiday, the conferees alsO agreed Tuesday to allow the President to order other energy conservation measures until June 30, subject only to veto by eiU1er house of Congress. After June 30, the president would have to seek specific legislation for any further energy conservation moves except gasoline rationin g. , The conferees, tryi,ng to iron out differences between House and Senate measures to deal with the energy crisis, worked on the measure until midnight and scheduled another ro~eeling this morning tO work out compromises on other portions of th e bill, . I I ' .• ,.. .r ·""" ·f, Property ARGYLE KNITS I I I I I ~ Double knitted of 100 per cent dacron polyester for easy care. Choose black and white argyle knit plaid and coordinates in solid colors. A-line skirt, blazers, p~nts, t,yrtlenecks and shirts. Sizes 7-8 to 20. · Transfers · I l J • . .., ' ews •• rn Brrefs::il LADY QUEEN l .,,,. Jl'l~>S.'8.~ · -:::::::;:::;:::::::::::~::::::::;:.:;:;:;:;:;:::::::1:::::::~::::;:~:::::::::::::;:;:~:~===;::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:~~~: By United Press International CLEVELAND ·- TilE FEDERAL GRAND JURY in· vestigating the 1970 fatal shootings of four Kent State University students by Ohio National Guardsmen today resumed its secrecy<ihrouded hearing at the Federal Office Building. Neither of ihe chief U. S. Justice Department men present, J . Stanley Pottinger and Robert Murphy, would discuss what transpired Tuesday in the first day of the inquiry. However, David Trost of Westenille, Ohio, a representative of the Columbus consulting firm of Richardson-smith, Inc., said the 13 men and 10 women jurors were given a graphic briefing on the Kent State compus. Trost said he testified to the accuracy of a model of the part of the campus where the shootings occurred which had been prepared by his firm, which was subpoenaed to appear. BIG SELECTION OF DURAKNIT COORDINATES IN WHITE ANQ GREEN. SIZES 38 TO 46. ..' J' ·J ,. .. . -i~ ,_ SWEATER SALE • I KUWAIT - FIVE HIJACKERS waited in a Kuwait military camp today for safe passage out ofthe country, with the bloodiest Arab guerrilla attack over and the last 12 hostages heading back to Rome where it ali began . The :JO..hour ordeal ended Tuesday when the five terrorists surrendered after their hijacked Lufthansa Boeing 737 landed in Kuwait, completing an odyssey of terror stretching from Rome to Athens to the Middle East. A Lufthansa spokesman in Frank· furl said the hijackers were taken under guard to a Kuwaiti military camp to await safe passage to an unannounced destination in exchange for freeing the hostages unharmed. I \ \ ' Save tonight and Wednesday only on women's sweaters. Our entire stock of regular and women's sizes is included. Big selection of cardigans, pullovers and shrinks. Many colors. ~ Bring your children to see Santa Claus at Elberfelds Toyland in ·the Middle Block. 9 to9 WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY 1 TO 3 PM FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 6 TO 8 PM Wednesday, Thursday Friday &Saturday ( ANNAPOLIS, MD. - FORMER VICE PRESIDENT Spiro T. Agnew, his voice barely audible pleaded with athro:e·judge ~ate court Tuesday "not to strip me of my means of-livelihood by .forbidding him to practice law .in Maryland. Agnew, in a 12mlnute presentation, suggested that ·he · be suspended tern·, porarily. · Agnew, who was governor of Maryland before President Nixon tapped him as his running mate in 1968, was dressed un· maculately in a gray suit, light blue shirt and dark tie. Agnew resigned in disgrace as vice president Oct. 10 minutes before he was fined $10 ootJ on a charge of tax evasion. In a deal with the goverrunent ~ avoid a possible prison sentence, Agnew did not contest tile charge. A number of·other charges that he extorted thousands of dollars in kickbacks while he was a local official, governor and vice president were dropped .. The Maryland Bar Association's ruling board of governors unanimously recommended that Agnew be forbidden to. practice Jaw in the state, arguing that his no-contest plea was eVIdence of ·''professional misconduct, a crime inv~lving t;JOral t~pitude or conduct prejudicial to the admuustrallon of ,usttee. • • •• •' . ' ~ • ISRAEL AND EGYPT PROMISED TODAY to attend this week's Middle East peace conference despite doubts of success. Syria, the ou.er major participant in the 1973 Arab-Israeli war, said It would boycott the talks. U. N. Secretary Gernal Kurt Waldheim formally called on Arabs and Israelis to begin the conference Friday in Geneva. A U.N. spokesman said Waldheim would leave tonight for the Swiss capital to prepare for the start ' Your Christmas Shopping Headquarters of talkS. The secretary general said he would open the conference · Friday morning at the Palais des Nations, in Geneva at the request of the United States and the Soviet UniQn. An official spokesman In Cairo said Egypt would attend the meeting to "test the goodwill" of Israel and the superpowers. He said, however, Egypt would "struggle to realize our le~timate rights" if the conference was blocked by •'pnivarication·aa'd procrastination" by Israel. utland Furnitu Rutland, 0. We Will Close At 6 Christmas Eve. I I As a result oflower speed limits imposed because of the energy crisis, the Teamsters union d-e manded Tuesday that its national contract with the trucking industry be reopened. Truck drivers are paid by the mlle, and Teamsters President Frank Fitz·: simmons, invoking a wage reopener clause in the contract, said the llllion.will seek to raise the per-mile pay of iong-haul drivers. The lower speed limits were imposed to save fuel. . Jackson Raps Busing Nixon scheduled a midafternoon meeting today with William Simon, his energy chief, presumably to discuss the possibility of rationing. Simon ha s said he· will announce, possibly before the end of the week, whether he will recommend rationing, an option he has said should be used o!J]y as a " last resort." The Senate planned to vote today on legislation creating a federal energy administration, the office now headed by William E. Simon, and a Council on Energy Policy. Prior to final passage, due late jn the day, the Senate scheduled votes on amendments that would strictly limit price increase for crude oil and refined petroleum products and, but would allow now-regulated gas prices at the wellhead to rise freely. The conferees left WJresolved several major areas of the bill, inclUding provisions dealing witt) limits on ''windfall'' profits for the oil industry, the bulk of environmental sections and the highly emotional issue. of an amendn1ent banning the use of fuel for busing children to desegregated schools. Sen. Henry M. Ja ckson, D-Wash., author of the Senate version of the bill, said the antibusing provision would be retained in the measure ' 'only over my dead body ." On rationing, th e conferees decided to give Nixon a free hand to draw up any plan ordering rationing if he declares it to be "last resort" and says th ere is no other way of dealing with the fuel shortage . Blit in terms of imposing other energy conservation measures, th e conferees agreed on a more complicated plan that would retaGi a higher degree pf Congressional control. The compromise worked out would allow Nixon to impose any energy conservation programs he wants betwefl11the time the legislation is passed and March 15. However, either house of . Congress would have 15 days to cancel the programs . . In the second step of the compromise, Nixon could- between March 1 and June 30- propose his energy conservation programs and Congress would have 15 ~a)'S to consider it before -~~ it went into effect. - "Be be Rebozo. 11 Dash told reporters the subpoenas cover the tapes of EXTENDED OUTLOOK Chance of snow nurries daily. High.s in the upper 30s and the 20s and lows in the t ::::~~~r:~~~:*:~:~:::::~:::::i:::::::;:::::::::::;:::::;::::~:~:~: CLOSING TWO DAYS The Meigs County . courthouse will be closed next Monday and Tuesday in ob· servance of the yuletide holi day s . ' zenbaum to the Senate," he are entitled to representation by someone who is capable, sai d . " In mor e than 30 years or qualified and willing to devote public life, Howa•d Mel· to the job all of the energy it zenbaum has demonstrated requires,' ' said Gilligan. " II was a tough decision but I time and time a gain that he has believe Howard Melzenbaum the qualities of leadership, compassion, intelligence and will be an outstanding United dedication we require in those States senator and I fully men we choose for high public believe my decision is in the best interests of all the people offices," Gilligan said. " 1 believe the people of Ohio of Ohio ," he said. CAP picks .i ts officers CHESHIRE - The Gallia and Meigs County . Advisory Co mmittees of the combined Community Acti·on Program elected respective officers for 1974 Tuesday night at the CAP Center here . The Meigs Cool:lty committee elected Carl Qualls, president; H. E . Shields, vice' president, and Mrs. Leatha Proffitt, secretary-treasurer. The Gallia committee elected Lavina Swisher , president ; Grace Thomas , vice president, and Pauline Rife, secretary . , Meeting in separate sessions, each committee also elected members: to serve on the Gallia-Meigs Corporation for Community Action Membership Executive Council for three year terms. The Meigs group reelected Hugh Custer and Virginia Fisher, leaving a third member to be named by the Meigs County Commissioners . The Gallia group elected Lee Rose, James Howard, both Ne ighborhood Youth Corps program and Operation Mainstream. About 34 persons are taking part in the first, while between 70 and 75 are enrolled in operation Main, stream . The latter figure is reelected, and a new member , above allocations, but Albert Durose. enrollment now is heavier to During a joint session by the make up for periods when the groups, H. E. Shields r eported enrollment was . lower than that he had checked with the scheduled due to · inclement Meigs County Commissioners weather. on the possibilities of providing The latter program is now a space for all of the personnel of two-year program instead of the Galha-Metgs CAP wtth the for six months as it was exception ofone employe who originally . Mrs . Hazel would remam at the Gallta McKelvey, a staff member at County courth?use . Shields the Ponieroy office of the CAP, satd that there .15 no space at said plans are ·underway to ·the courthous.e m Pomeroy at ·. make the Head State program, th~ present ttme but that the now for four-year..ald children, offtc~ room now ~•.ng used by a year-arourd program rather a form reapprmsmg Meogs than in the summer only.. The Co~ty real estate may be two-county CAP has been avatl.able so,on .. The co m" advertising for a full time mtsston,ers mdtcated that director, she said. .. Shtelds request . probably The Gallia-Meigs CAP has would be honored smce he was brought $546,122 in federal the representative of the frrst funds into the two counties over group to request office quar- the past year with local share ters. funds totaling $87,1!63. It was Lauren Hoffman, executive indicated last night that the director of the Gallia-Meigs programs will be refunded for CAP presided. Reports were another year. Some do not given on the out-of-school expire until early 1974. Kaldor. installed Master • of masonic lodge . HARRISONVILLE - Stanley S. Kaldor of Shade, was installed as Worshipful Master of Harrisonville Lodge No. 411, F&AM when the lodge met Dec. l. Mr. Keller and his wife, Zelda, and their two children, Renee and Rudy, reside on Rt. 681 , West Bedford Township. He is foreman of mails at the sectional facility, United States Post Office, Athens. Installing offi'cers were Denver Well, Past Master of Shade River Lodge No. 453, and Larry Well, Junior Past Master of Harrisonville Lodge. Other officers installed were : senior warden, Jerry Well i junior warderi, . Elwood Howard Jr.; senior deacon, Doug Wyatt; senior steward, Milford Frederick; jurior steward, Dick Sergeant; secretary, Harold Rice; chaplain, Bob Reed , and trustee, Larry Well. Other officers not present were Wayne Wingett, treasurer, and Ronald Riffie, junior deacon. Stanley S. Kaldor 10 Nurses sue Dayton hospital test emergency room condi· tions, claim the hospital is violaUng Ohio's minimwn sanitary standards. Among the 45 examples cited in the 47-page suit were: - A-teenage girl brought to the ER with chest Wounds who died because the doctor on duty could not be located. The doctor admitted he was in the hospital's cafeteria and did not hear ihe call. - A teenage boy in fair con- Nutr~tion ~. _ _:__;_;_ _ _ COLUMBUS iUPI) - Truck drivers holed up at Middletown, Coal Grove and other truck stops around the state deoided early todDy to put their rigs back on tbe road at least until the end of January. The independent haulers had stretched Into six days the original call for a two-<lay shutdown of tbe trucking Industry to protest higb fuel prices and low speed limits. · "U government action is not taken by mid.January," said Carl Bray, spokesman for drivers based in Ohio, " we have support from the Teamsters to begin· a nationwide shutdown by Jan. 30." Bray said more than 100 drivers parked at the Ashland Plaza Truck Stop at Coal Grove and 400 truckers at the Franklin Truck Stop north of Middletown voted nearly tmanimollS to temporarily end the protest. DAYTON, Ohio (UP!) - Ten registered nurses, Citing cases where uncared for patients died in the emergency room, Tues" at least 200" meetings and day filed suit against the Mi· . conversations, and " all docu- ami Valley Hospital here for al· ments related" to alleged 1972 leged violations of ER proce· dures. campaign irregularities. He said that a few moments ' Attorneys for the nurses b"' before the committee ' lieve the suit is the fir~t of its meetings, chief White House kind, filed by professionals Watergate lawyer J. Fred against a medical institution . The nw-ses, among 21 fired Buzhardt . told him he did not know whether the White House during a walkout Oct. 5 to prowould accept the subpoenas. Dash said the cor.llllittee would press on with the subpoenas, ~ven if it meant serving Nixon personally. " I don't have anything on COLUMBUS - The Ohio that," Deputy White House Commission on Aging ha s Press Secretary Gerald L. awarded $440,1l00 in ~ederal Warren told reporters when furds to the Corporation for asked whether the subpoenas Ohio Appal·achian Develop· would be accepted. ment, ironton, to · operate a Fresident Nixon this week senior citizen nutri-tion al!owed a bill to become law- program in a 23-county area of without eith.e r signing or eastern and southeastern Ohio. vetoing it--giving the commit· Gov. John J . Gilligan and tee authority to subpoena ·David J . Crowley, executive Watergate materials from the director of the Commission, President. "I would think the President announced $2 .2 million in would accept service of the grants to 14 agencies for subpoenas," Sen. Sam J . Ervin nutrition programs un®r TttleJr., D·N.C., the committee VII of the federal Older chairman, toJd reporter$. "I · Americans Act. The Corporation for Ohio would hate to conclude the Appalachian Development President would do something to obstruct the process of the (COAD) plans to serve 815 meals daily witlY. one central corrunittee .;' 1ocation in each of 23 counties. 200 tapes wanted WASHINGTON ( UP! ) ~ With' a vow to serve papers on President Nixon personally if necessary, the Senate Wat~r­ gate committ.e e plans to su~:>­ ena the tapes of "at least 200" of Nixon's conversations. The White House would not say whether it would accept the subpoenas voluntarily. Sam Dash, the committee 's chief counsel, said the subpoenas probably would be served today, even if jt meant attempting to go to the President himself. .The committee, meeting in closed session, voted Tuesday to renew its original subpoena for the Watergate-related tapes and to issue what was believed to be two or three subpoenas of about 60 pages covering a host of o'iher subjects. It was learned later the subpoenas cover docwncnts and tapes related to the dairy industry's $427,500 contribution to the Nixon re-election campaign allegedly in exchange for an increase in the price support of raw milk, and billionaire Howard Hughes' gift of $100,1l00 to Nixon friend Charles G. TEN CENTS • . g II Rigs ro ln ~---:.:..:.:..:,;..:.::.::.:_~~::..:.__ ' . Melzenbaum , a Cleveland industrialist and former astronaut John Glenn have both announced they would run for the Democratic nomination for the Senate seat in the May, 1974 primary. Gilligan said the decision to name Metzenbaum was "as difficult and as important as any I have been called on to make as governor ." The governor said he had consulted with "every element of the Democratic party, as we;ll as representatives of the general population of the state'' in. making his selection. " I have found overwhelming support among those whose opinions I respect for the appointment of Howard Mel· • DURA KNITS Rutland Furniture Special Shopping Hours Arnold Grate ' gen~ral. Devoted To The lntere~l.l Of The Meigs·MCIM)n Areo FOR THE HOLIDAYS. \ COME HERE ! say Steve Dill, Tim Spencer and Larry Atherton,l·r , of Eastern to the ball in action Tuesday night at Eastern as Southern High School upset the Eagles 52-50 iri overtime . • e UEEN CASUALS~~~~~;:;:m· RUTLAND - Mrs. Linnie B. Taylor, 93, Rutland, died Monday at the Arcadia Rest Home in Rutland. Mrs. Taylor was born Oct. 18, 1880, the daughter of the late Jonathan and Caroline Brown McHaffie. She is survived by several nieces and nephews . Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Walker Fur era! Home with the Rev. Robert T. Bumgardner officiating. Burial wiU be in Miles Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home anytime. .) ' ' attorney PROGRAM PLA.NNED LONG BOTTOM - T~ annual Christmas program will be held at 7:30p.m . Thurs· day at the Keno Church of Christ. for girls who i ' COLUMBUS !UPI J - Gov. John J . Gilligan said today he would name Howard Melzenbaum, one of two candidates for the 1974 Democratic senatorial nomination, to fill out the remaining year in the term of William B. Saxbe who has been confil'med as U. S. Shop Tonight Until 9 p.m. Open Every Day This Week 9:30 til 9 MEIGS THEATRE • It's Metzenbaum ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . Linnie B. Taylor died on Monday James 0. Hunt, dec'd. to Kathryn Hunt, Cert. Trans., Letart. Sarah Elizabeth Osborne to Th'omas E. Daiey. .58 Acre, Olive. Thomas E . Daley to Howard A. Matheny, Gladys L . Matheny, .58 Acre, 50 Acres, CALL SOON Oliv..Chester. Members of the Middleport. 75 Ease. Tuppers Plains Pomeroy Area Branch of the Chester Water Dist. American Association of 1 Ease, Tuppers Plains University Women who plan to Chester Water Dis.t. attend·the Christmas brunch of Early R. Scarberry, Mildred Dec: 29 at 11 a .m. at the Meigs Scarberry to Joe A. Imboden, inn should make reservations by calling the Bradbury Parcels, Letart. Ada Bays aka Ada Rees to School, 992·2349, today, Gene Yost, Mary K. Yost, Wednesday or Thursday. Parcels in 100 Lot 280, Sutton. Georc.~ G. Roberts, Marie Roberts to Ernest J . Deeter, Marriage Uceose William David Baker, 18, Rt. Audelle M. Deeter, 3\1 Acres, 2, Coolville, and Joyce Ann Chester. Maynard L .. Bahr, Shirley Myers, 18, Rt. I, Long Bottom. Bllhr to Larry ll. Farley, Louise Farley, .,_ 5.6 Acres·, Chester. Selim J. Blazewicz, Virginia V. Blazewicz to Lester E. Tonightthru Saturday Zimmerman, Nloka V. Zim· December 18-22 merman , .22 Acre, Pomeroy. NOT OPEN Clara E. Howery, Extn<., Eddie Lou Howery to Maude Sun .- Mon .. Tues. HolComb, Parcels, Coiwnbia. Dec. 23-24- 25 Helen Damewood, Ernest L. HIGH PLAINS Damewood, lola B. Damewood DRIFTER to Ernest L. Damewood, lola Clint Eastwood ·B. · Damewood , Parcels , Show Starts 7 p.m. Syracuse. 5GANGSTERSSEIZED FUNT, Mich. ( UPI) - Five persons who participated in a gang war Sunday that left four persons dead were arrested tnday. Police described the fight as a wild melee of guns, pool cues and table legs be· tween two rival motorcycle gangs. Authorities refused the identify the five, but said they were being held on charges ranging !rom assault to murder. dition with a head Injury leftjn ER without care for thtl!e hours. Later admitted to inten· sive care unit. - A man dismissed from ER before the doctor received chest x-rays, -which showed the man had pneumonia. Private physi· cian admitted him. - ER doctors consistently re· fused to examine rape victims in July and August, and in one case said the girl "got what she deserved." plan funded The organizatioh has been operating seven senior nutrition projects using funds from the Office of Economic Opportunity's emergency food and medical program. These will continue with Commission funds and the additional sites opened early in 1974. Count'ies involved include Adams, Athens, Carroll, Coshocton, Gallia, Guernsey, Harrison, Hocking, Holmes , . Jackson, Jefferson, Lawrence, Meigs, Monroe, Muskingum, Noble, Perry, Pike, Ross , Scioto, Tuscarawas, Vinton and Wauhington . COAD is a private non-profit corporation which has been operating in the Appalachian area of Ohio since 1971. Operation , _of the meal v programs will be s ub· contracted to the 15 community action agencies which belong to COAD. Ohio received $4 .5 million for the first year of the Senior nutrition program . All funds were to be allocated prior to December 31,1973, and today's annmmcement completes the state's program for the first year of oper8tion. - A boy with a rash on hls chest diagnosed by the ER doc· tor as suffering from appendi· citis and sent to surgery. Sur· ' geon sent him back saying the boy had measles. - Two women who complained of abdominal pains given prescriptions by the ER doctor without a pelvic exaniination. - Nwnerous mlx-upS in med!cations. _ - A man with respiratory problems suffering from periods of suffocation left urcared for in ER while several hours were taken to locate his private . physician. "We ask no personal gain from our actions, save perhaps clear conscience," the nurses said in the suit. They seek $1 punitive dam· ages each, reinstatement to their jobs, $6,1l00 in back wages, and the )lospital be enjoined from forcing personnel to take part in sub-5tandard practices. More than 8,000 elderly people will be served meals· in Ohio by early in 1974. In ad· dition to a well-balanced hot noon meal five days a week, the nutrition programs must provide transportation SO meal · sites when needed, outreach, coUilseling, nutrition education and recreation. . •j 4SHOPPING DAYS TO CHRISTMAS .I ·' �3 - Th• Dal1) Sentmel , M1ddlrport·Pomeroy, o., 1h Utah edges OU 'Cats set for UCLA clash Hy niled Prt•ss lntt·rnaliunal Utah ed,t.!.t>d OhiO UmH•rslly ;:;::;:;:;:~::::::::::::~:;:;;::;.:::~::::::;.;::::~:::::::::::.:::.:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::::::~:::::::::::::::;;:;:::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:~::;.;:;:;:;:: ·--~-::; ~ j;f t ~l Today's S•nort na~~de r .r. •a i,,, 71-68 Tuesday ni~ht as the Uti'S took their sucth straight win of the season. [~!~ " We almost gave the game awaj' twice," said Utah Coach :i: Bill Foster. " We miSSed two ~:~: :::: easy tayllj)s and they could ·:·: ~-=· :::: By MILTON RICHMAN :~ have caught us. 1 liked our :::: UP! Sports Editor ;:;: shooting and the win , of course, .;.: but that 's about all. " NEW YORK ZUPll - Twelve yea rs a go, Cbarlie Finley felt he The Bobcats got 10 s traight needed some help, which was an upset right there, so he decided points fr om Walter Luckett to to go out and hire himself a general manager . take a 54~ lead with 8:28 in Not just any general manager, but · " the best one in all the game, but one minute later baseball ." Utah put in the next nine points Accordingly, he persuaded Frank Lane to work for him as to move back ahead for good. . general manager of the Kansas City Athletics. Luckett wa s high man· on the Lane was Cle,·e1a nd GM at the time a nd his contract with the floor with 27 points. Tickey Indians st ill had two more years to run, but Charlie promised him the moon , and what was even better, he put most of it in writing, and Lane signed a KC contract which could have ex· tended as long as eight yea rs. "One week after I took the job," Frank Lane said yesterday from Acapulco, Mexico, where he's relaxing before officially switching over to the Texas Rangers from the Milwaukee Brewers in two more weeks, " I knew it would take all! had to put in eight months , let alone eight years, and I said to him, 'Cbarlie, why in hell did you ever bother getting a general manager ? You really don't want one.' " Oh ; so you found that out already?" he laughed, Frank Lane laughs telling the story now . He knows what Oick Williams is going through with Finley filing s uit in Federal Court to keep him from taking a new job with the Yankees . The fa ct that Finley says five minutes later he's perfectly willing to drop the suit providing he gets ' 1proper compensation'' from the Yankees doesn't shock Frank Lane much either. Less than nine months after Lane went to work for the A's, Finley fired him. It was the first time in his life Lane had been fired, and he took Finley to court for breach of contract. " We were in the judge 's private chambers a few days after the trial got under way, and the judge hoped we could reach some kind of settlement," recalls Lane . ' 'lt was pretty obvious, in view of all the evidence, the jury was going to find for me, which it did, but that didn 'l seem to bother Charlie when we were left alone by the judge in his chambers. " 'C'mon, Frank, yo u know you want to come back and work for me,' he kept saying to me. I said to him, what's the matter with you' What do you think, I'm crazy? The only reason we're here in this court right now is because you fired me. Now, after all I've gone through and when this thing is just about over, you're asking me to come back' Cbarlie, you're absolutely un. believable." tl'ank Lane was awarded $153,000 but he and Cbarlie Finley are better friends today than they ever were before. " He has many things I love in an owner ," says Lane . " If his ball club was scheduled to play a doubleheader, and it ·was _ raining but he felt he could win both games, he .would rather play before as little as a thousand people than postpone those two games. You gotta love a guy who wants to win so bad . Charlie Finley may be a shoe-breaker and have his quirks , but he's alright. He put.. winning before money." He also puts principle before everything else at times and that's where all the trouble comes In now with Dick Williams and the Yankees. Deep down, I have to suspect Charlie Finley doesn 't really want Dick Williams back to manage his Oakland Athletics next year. . First off, he's manifested interest in two different managers alread y, Earl Weaver and Dave Bristol. Secondly, nobody, not even Charlie Finley, wants a manager working {or him who really doesn't want the job. What kind of manager would s\Jch a man make? • That doesn't mean Finley won't keep pressing his claim. What he's doing isn't that revolutionary anyway. Years ago, the Hollywood studios used to get injunctions to try to keep their stars from jumping their contracts and working for other studios. Bette Davis was so fed up with what she felt were "senseless roles" once that she fled to England, but .in the end she returned. Dick Williams says he'll never go back to managing Oakland. Charlie Finley says he'll never drop his suit unless he gets what he wantS from the Yankees . Never is a dangerous word. It leads to a lot of trouble, sometimes even war. Somewhere along the lin e though, you can look for a truce. Either the Yankees will satisfy Charlie Finley with the com· pensation he seeks or the matter will be settled in court, an eventuality I'm seriously inclined to doubt. One thing is fairly sure: Dick Williams will be back working in baseball next season. Charlie Finley or not , I'd still have to guess it'll he with the Yankees. .. B.u·dcn led Ulcih ...,llh r:. Althoug h tl~ Bub<:nls coitlrolt'd U1c ba!'kboards 48-24, their 22 turnovers negated their 11 steals and cost them the game. Ohio University evened it's record to 2·2. The Tnll'do RockeL• ronital· ized on 23 Mic higan State turn· overs and unleashed a balanced attack to hand the Big Te n Spartans a 79--51 setback. The Rockets, taking their third s b'aight victory g~t 191 points from Jim Kindle , 18, from Mike Parker and 16 points from Tom Cole. Mi chigan State's high.scoring guard, Mike Robinson, col· lected only 16 points in the l.!a~('. helrt tu four m<.~ rkers d,uring the first taalf. Toledo IS now 3-2 while Mich. igan St.ate is 4-2. Kent State took a 7~ win over Clevland State despite a second·hali rally by the visi· tors . The Flashes, now 4-1, were paced by Rick GlltP< with 15 points. Ted Hathaway was top score r, giving Cleveland State 24 poi nts. Cleveland State is now :1-3. Gene Caslin dumped in 'll points to lead Capital to a 7862 win over Wilmington. 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Phone Us You~ Ord.e rl 992-3502 Baked Hams It was the first game of the • season for the Big Blacks of " Coach Dick Wa re, but they came out gunning in the first .. quarter like a team that had ~ half a season under its belts . Pt. Pleasant took 2.0 lead at the 7 :27 mark of the first quarter on a scrr.i.Jwok shot by senior Joey . Given, and the Marauders stayed behind until just over four tJ!inute s remained in the first half, tying the score at .22-22 on a Lonnie Coats 12 foote r . The next trip down the floor Meigs took the lead , 24·22, but Point recaptured it at 26·28. Jt went back and forth like that the remainder of the evening, although Meigs opened up a three-point spread at intermission, 33·30. The third quarter a gain s~ w Glazed & Fruited ,. •. 0, For Late Santas! January Sale Prices from CHAPMAN'S SHO:ES We Have A Nice Selection PARTY SHOES · Use Our Convenient L.ay-A-W•Y Pl1n. A Small Deposit w ·i ll Hold YlKir Stle<:tlon As You Make P.t'i.menh At Yot,~r Convltnc,e · NOW ON ALL ' the lead change hands several times , with the Big Blacks going on top by as much as four ea rly in the quarter at 37·33. Fouls mean t the difference in th e fourth period, as Meigs c~ shed in on s ix charity tosses in 10 attempts, while Point cashed in on four in six. The Big Blacks also were off the mark from the flo or in that final period , managing just two field goals, both coming on tips by Given. F or once the Marauders won at the line, their downfall all season before Tuesday night. Although outgunned by the West Virginians from the field, 23 to 25, the Marauders poured in 18 of 28 charity s tripe attempt.. , while Pt. Pleasant could manage just five out of seve n. That difference at the foul line is evident when one looks at the statistics which show that the Big Blacks cornmited 25 persOnal fouts, the Marauders 'just 13. lt was an outstanding night severa l Marauders , for although shotling percentages don't e xactly show it. Senior forward Bill Myers hit for 17 points and pulled in 18 rebounds over the samller Big Blacks, while getting excellent help from .iuninr center Dan •..team. • ,. the smaller Turnados their first vic tory over an Eastern basketball team. in 24 games. Only a las t minute, fourth quarter comeback enabled the Tornados to send Uu~ game into overhma. The E~gles were on top by four at 48-44 with 30 seconds to go, when Southern scored, stole the ball and junior guard Mitch Nease pumped one in from !eng range with 5 seconds un the scoreboard. " We couldn 't keep them off the boards the second hal£," said Wolfe, partially ex· plainin~ why the Tornados had to play catch·UP that (inal period. 'Following Nease 's shot, Pete Sayre, Southern senior forward, connected from the field, before Eastern came right back on 3 pair of free throws by Dodson who hit for 14 points and was right behind Myers, harnessing 14 ca roms. Other Marauders in double figure s were Coats with 12 and Matt Wald ie John Gerlach Anrlv W i l ~nn Bill Rard i n Br ian Riffle Steve Kay ser John Hess TOTALS MEIGS (64) PLAYER Qual Is Myers DodsOn Coats Brauer Price Ault Walburn Blanchard TOTALS With the clock ticking down below the 5 second mark in the· final quarter , Meigs reserve guard Charlie Marshall was fouled on the Pt. Pleasant side of midcourt. Following a Big Black timeout, Marshall ca lmly stepped to the line and dropped in both ends of a one-and-<lne with one second showing on the clock. It meant 'victory, by two · points at 46-44, lor the reserves of Coach Ron Logan's who were battling against a much taller· and very talented team from Pt. Pleasant. 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Joining Meadows in scoring for ~ .the · Marauders were Mickey Davenport with 11 point:S and Jerry Cremeans, apparently back full strength from an ankle injury a week and a half ago, with 9. Larry Hess Jed the Big Black atta'c k, pouring in 11 points. He was helped out by \Yes Taylor who hit for 9. Score by Quarters Pt. Pleasant 12 15 9 11-44 Meigs 11 10 9 111-46 The Eagles, meanwhile, w1ll he in a do.or-<lie battle the S<.Hne night :Jt horne. hosting undefeated and leC:t~ue -l eading Hannan Trace. A victor y for E:astern there would put the Eagles just one game out of the top spot, while a loss would all but eliminate them from the SVAC title picture . ln the ni ght's prelimmary battle, Southern made it 2.0 for the eveninK, nippin g the Eagle reserves, 32-20 on a basket by Mike Rober ts with _ just six second s to go. Roberts Jed the Southern attack, hitting 13 points, while Greg Dunning added 12. Greg Bailey led the Eastern offense, hitting six from the field for 12 poinls. Storm hampers Buckeye drilJ sr COLUMBUS ( UP I ) - The snow storm in the East prevented five Ohio State players fr om making practice in Frenc h FieldHouse Tuesday, where the Buckeyes are preparipg for the EARLY SUNDAY MIXED Won Lost Rose Bowl encounter . Swisher -Lohse Ph . 92 44 Snowbound were quarterba ck Tom's Carrv Out 84 52 Pullins Excavating 68 68 Cornelius Greene, tailback Eagles Club · 68 68 Archie Griffin, defensive back Friend ly Tavern 48 BB Roseberry Penlizoil 48 88 Carl Kern, tailback Woody Team H i gh Se r ies - Tom 's Carry Out 2019, Pull in s Ex · Roach and defensive tackle cavatipg 1911 . Scott Dannelley. Tf!am H igh Game - Tom 's Despite the Joss , coach Carry Out 712, Pullins Ex · cavating 697 . Woody Ha yes said he wa s High l n.d . Game - Ed voss 199, Ed Voss and Jr . Phe l p s pleased with the workout. 193 ; Helen Phelps 198, Marlene Fullback Harold "Champ" . Wilson 184 . . Henson, who missed eight sea· Ind . H igh Ser ies - Ed Voss and Jr . Phelps 571 , Bi ll Boyles son games after injuring a 537 , Pat Carson 500, Mar le ne knee, joined the team on the Wi l son 476. field. OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SCORES The Buckeyes have scheduled . united Press Int er national one more workout at home beBr i dgeport 70 Barnesville 67 f I · Wheeling , w. va . 101 Bellaire ore eavmg Thursday morning st . John 48 for the West Coast, and 10 more Cambridge a4 St. Clairsvi ll e 79 ti b f th Local Bowling MUD AND SNOW RETREADS 2 score by Quart er !. Sou thern 12 14 11 Jl 4-...... 52 Eastern B 16 16 a 7- 50 VARSITY BOX SOUT HERN !52)- Cur fman 52 12; Sayre 7 4 18 ; Ord 0 2 2. Miller 6 4 16 ; Warner 0 2 2. Nease I 0 2 . EASTERN (50) - Dill7 5 19, · Spen ce r 2 0 4 : Sh eets 8 5 21, Baum 0 0 0, Atherton 1 0· 2, Goebel 2 0 4, M i lhoan 0-0 0 . RESERVE BOX SOUTHERN (3'2)- Shultz 2 0 4 ; e rown 0 I 1, Dunning 4.4 12, Rob ert s s .J . lJ. Curfman 1 0 2. EASTERN ( 301 Bl ake 3 -0 6 , Nel so n 3-0 6. 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" We 'll take them one at a time now ," said Wolfe , whose cagers a re just one game out of first place, after a successful road trip that saw Southern take three games of four . Southern's next opponent is Symmes Valley on Jan . 4, at Rac ine. '" ~-----~-~--.!:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ 14. (Tiel Marymount. ....:a n . (5 OJ · 23( Ti el Midwestern . Tex. {3 -01 ;: ¢ 5 17 ~~ 14 1 t 12 3 3 2 2 10 1 2 0 2 1 3 0 0 0 49 13 64 2 2 difference for reserves -' •· 0 3 18 Marshall's cool hand NEW YORK (UPI) - Board ot Small Col leg e Co aches baske tbal l ratings . with number ot f i rst ·place votes and won -lost records in parentheses : Team Points 1: Kentucky wesleyan (19) ( 4'-0) • 2-1 1-3 6· 8 2-3 1-2 6-8 0-0 1-2 0-0 18-28 16 14 17 ll 22 15 College Ratings • • fo<;.A FT. A RB PF ' Pts . 2-6 8-13 4-12 5-13 1-3 2-8 0-2 1· 3 0-0 2J.60 Score By Quarters Pt. Plea sa!Jt Mei9s ' KEllOGG'S . FG·A FT -A RB PF Pis . 10-2o 3-4 10 . 4 23 2- 10 0-0 7 5 ... 2-7 2-2 7 3 ' 5- 10 0-0 3 2 10 5 -9 0-0 3 5 10 1-9 0-0 J 4 2 o.o 0-0 1 0 0 0·0 0-0 0 1 0 0 -0 0-l 1 1 0 25 -71 5-1 33 25 55 Joey G i ven Jim Tatterson ' WAGNER'S senior guard Steve Price 10, six: coming on 8 attempted free throws. Given was the big scorer for Pt. Pleasant, hitting 10 from PLAYER MAKE ·POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER· Chora vryan Ensemble setting the s tage for Warner 's heroics. The game was describ<.'<l by Wolfe as close all the way. The first..year mentor had nothing but praise for his team and the school's fans . " I'll praise all the kids, I'm tickled to death ," said Wolfe, following a victory cel ebration PT. PLEASANT (55) Gi..,e a· tsen ... ra·n k liri G1ft Certificate for any amOunt . MAGNUS senior guard John Sheets, :B ig Blacks first victim of Marauders Superiors . NEW Walls 4, Hamlin 4, T. Arnold 3. EASTERNIHS - It was a iumphant night for Southern Pasketball fans. Their Purple Tornado cagers ending a nine year dry spe ll at Eastern Tuesday night, edging out the Eagles 52·50 in a wild overtime battle. With just 8 seconds s howing on the clock in overtime, senior guard Randy Warner bit both o.:ends of a one-a nd-one, to give SdlVE YOUR GIFT PROBLEMS MERRY HAPPY Athens, Chesapeake, Oaks • wzn· Ironton loses 66-56 ' evened Jts season record to 3-3 with an 87·5:1 win over Ohio Dominican. w 4-1 . po1nts. F 0:.11' players scored in dou· Wilmm~ton, nuw 2-6, was led by Fletcher Yates with 17 ble figures as ~lount Union • ret-ord 19. 1!17:< We Will Close6 p.m. Christmas Eve . 1 ,, • ' t '- I ...' 111 W. MAIN 992-2811 POMEROY l "' �3 - Th• Dal1) Sentmel , M1ddlrport·Pomeroy, o., 1h Utah edges OU 'Cats set for UCLA clash Hy niled Prt•ss lntt·rnaliunal Utah ed,t.!.t>d OhiO UmH•rslly ;:;::;:;:;:~::::::::::::~:;:;;::;.:::~::::::;.;::::~:::::::::::.:::.:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::::::~:::::::::::::::;;:;:::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:~::;.;:;:;:;:: ·--~-::; ~ j;f t ~l Today's S•nort na~~de r .r. •a i,,, 71-68 Tuesday ni~ht as the Uti'S took their sucth straight win of the season. [~!~ " We almost gave the game awaj' twice," said Utah Coach :i: Bill Foster. " We miSSed two ~:~: :::: easy tayllj)s and they could ·:·: ~-=· :::: By MILTON RICHMAN :~ have caught us. 1 liked our :::: UP! Sports Editor ;:;: shooting and the win , of course, .;.: but that 's about all. " NEW YORK ZUPll - Twelve yea rs a go, Cbarlie Finley felt he The Bobcats got 10 s traight needed some help, which was an upset right there, so he decided points fr om Walter Luckett to to go out and hire himself a general manager . take a 54~ lead with 8:28 in Not just any general manager, but · " the best one in all the game, but one minute later baseball ." Utah put in the next nine points Accordingly, he persuaded Frank Lane to work for him as to move back ahead for good. . general manager of the Kansas City Athletics. Luckett wa s high man· on the Lane was Cle,·e1a nd GM at the time a nd his contract with the floor with 27 points. Tickey Indians st ill had two more years to run, but Charlie promised him the moon , and what was even better, he put most of it in writing, and Lane signed a KC contract which could have ex· tended as long as eight yea rs. "One week after I took the job," Frank Lane said yesterday from Acapulco, Mexico, where he's relaxing before officially switching over to the Texas Rangers from the Milwaukee Brewers in two more weeks, " I knew it would take all! had to put in eight months , let alone eight years, and I said to him, 'Cbarlie, why in hell did you ever bother getting a general manager ? You really don't want one.' " Oh ; so you found that out already?" he laughed, Frank Lane laughs telling the story now . He knows what Oick Williams is going through with Finley filing s uit in Federal Court to keep him from taking a new job with the Yankees . The fa ct that Finley says five minutes later he's perfectly willing to drop the suit providing he gets ' 1proper compensation'' from the Yankees doesn't shock Frank Lane much either. Less than nine months after Lane went to work for the A's, Finley fired him. It was the first time in his life Lane had been fired, and he took Finley to court for breach of contract. " We were in the judge 's private chambers a few days after the trial got under way, and the judge hoped we could reach some kind of settlement," recalls Lane . ' 'lt was pretty obvious, in view of all the evidence, the jury was going to find for me, which it did, but that didn 'l seem to bother Charlie when we were left alone by the judge in his chambers. " 'C'mon, Frank, yo u know you want to come back and work for me,' he kept saying to me. I said to him, what's the matter with you' What do you think, I'm crazy? The only reason we're here in this court right now is because you fired me. Now, after all I've gone through and when this thing is just about over, you're asking me to come back' Cbarlie, you're absolutely un. believable." tl'ank Lane was awarded $153,000 but he and Cbarlie Finley are better friends today than they ever were before. " He has many things I love in an owner ," says Lane . " If his ball club was scheduled to play a doubleheader, and it ·was _ raining but he felt he could win both games, he .would rather play before as little as a thousand people than postpone those two games. You gotta love a guy who wants to win so bad . Charlie Finley may be a shoe-breaker and have his quirks , but he's alright. He put.. winning before money." He also puts principle before everything else at times and that's where all the trouble comes In now with Dick Williams and the Yankees. Deep down, I have to suspect Charlie Finley doesn 't really want Dick Williams back to manage his Oakland Athletics next year. . First off, he's manifested interest in two different managers alread y, Earl Weaver and Dave Bristol. Secondly, nobody, not even Charlie Finley, wants a manager working {or him who really doesn't want the job. What kind of manager would s\Jch a man make? • That doesn't mean Finley won't keep pressing his claim. What he's doing isn't that revolutionary anyway. Years ago, the Hollywood studios used to get injunctions to try to keep their stars from jumping their contracts and working for other studios. Bette Davis was so fed up with what she felt were "senseless roles" once that she fled to England, but .in the end she returned. Dick Williams says he'll never go back to managing Oakland. Charlie Finley says he'll never drop his suit unless he gets what he wantS from the Yankees . Never is a dangerous word. It leads to a lot of trouble, sometimes even war. Somewhere along the lin e though, you can look for a truce. Either the Yankees will satisfy Charlie Finley with the com· pensation he seeks or the matter will be settled in court, an eventuality I'm seriously inclined to doubt. One thing is fairly sure: Dick Williams will be back working in baseball next season. Charlie Finley or not , I'd still have to guess it'll he with the Yankees. .. B.u·dcn led Ulcih ...,llh r:. Althoug h tl~ Bub<:nls coitlrolt'd U1c ba!'kboards 48-24, their 22 turnovers negated their 11 steals and cost them the game. Ohio University evened it's record to 2·2. The Tnll'do RockeL• ronital· ized on 23 Mic higan State turn· overs and unleashed a balanced attack to hand the Big Te n Spartans a 79--51 setback. The Rockets, taking their third s b'aight victory g~t 191 points from Jim Kindle , 18, from Mike Parker and 16 points from Tom Cole. Mi chigan State's high.scoring guard, Mike Robinson, col· lected only 16 points in the l.!a~('. helrt tu four m<.~ rkers d,uring the first taalf. Toledo IS now 3-2 while Mich. igan St.ate is 4-2. Kent State took a 7~ win over Clevland State despite a second·hali rally by the visi· tors . The Flashes, now 4-1, were paced by Rick GlltP< with 15 points. Ted Hathaway was top score r, giving Cleveland State 24 poi nts. Cleveland State is now :1-3. Gene Caslin dumped in 'll points to lead Capital to a 7862 win over Wilmington. 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Phone Us You~ Ord.e rl 992-3502 Baked Hams It was the first game of the • season for the Big Blacks of " Coach Dick Wa re, but they came out gunning in the first .. quarter like a team that had ~ half a season under its belts . Pt. Pleasant took 2.0 lead at the 7 :27 mark of the first quarter on a scrr.i.Jwok shot by senior Joey . Given, and the Marauders stayed behind until just over four tJ!inute s remained in the first half, tying the score at .22-22 on a Lonnie Coats 12 foote r . The next trip down the floor Meigs took the lead , 24·22, but Point recaptured it at 26·28. Jt went back and forth like that the remainder of the evening, although Meigs opened up a three-point spread at intermission, 33·30. The third quarter a gain s~ w Glazed & Fruited ,. •. 0, For Late Santas! January Sale Prices from CHAPMAN'S SHO:ES We Have A Nice Selection PARTY SHOES · Use Our Convenient L.ay-A-W•Y Pl1n. A Small Deposit w ·i ll Hold YlKir Stle<:tlon As You Make P.t'i.menh At Yot,~r Convltnc,e · NOW ON ALL ' the lead change hands several times , with the Big Blacks going on top by as much as four ea rly in the quarter at 37·33. Fouls mean t the difference in th e fourth period, as Meigs c~ shed in on s ix charity tosses in 10 attempts, while Point cashed in on four in six. The Big Blacks also were off the mark from the flo or in that final period , managing just two field goals, both coming on tips by Given. F or once the Marauders won at the line, their downfall all season before Tuesday night. Although outgunned by the West Virginians from the field, 23 to 25, the Marauders poured in 18 of 28 charity s tripe attempt.. , while Pt. Pleasant could manage just five out of seve n. That difference at the foul line is evident when one looks at the statistics which show that the Big Blacks cornmited 25 persOnal fouts, the Marauders 'just 13. lt was an outstanding night severa l Marauders , for although shotling percentages don't e xactly show it. Senior forward Bill Myers hit for 17 points and pulled in 18 rebounds over the samller Big Blacks, while getting excellent help from .iuninr center Dan •..team. • ,. the smaller Turnados their first vic tory over an Eastern basketball team. in 24 games. Only a las t minute, fourth quarter comeback enabled the Tornados to send Uu~ game into overhma. The E~gles were on top by four at 48-44 with 30 seconds to go, when Southern scored, stole the ball and junior guard Mitch Nease pumped one in from !eng range with 5 seconds un the scoreboard. " We couldn 't keep them off the boards the second hal£," said Wolfe, partially ex· plainin~ why the Tornados had to play catch·UP that (inal period. 'Following Nease 's shot, Pete Sayre, Southern senior forward, connected from the field, before Eastern came right back on 3 pair of free throws by Dodson who hit for 14 points and was right behind Myers, harnessing 14 ca roms. Other Marauders in double figure s were Coats with 12 and Matt Wald ie John Gerlach Anrlv W i l ~nn Bill Rard i n Br ian Riffle Steve Kay ser John Hess TOTALS MEIGS (64) PLAYER Qual Is Myers DodsOn Coats Brauer Price Ault Walburn Blanchard TOTALS With the clock ticking down below the 5 second mark in the· final quarter , Meigs reserve guard Charlie Marshall was fouled on the Pt. Pleasant side of midcourt. Following a Big Black timeout, Marshall ca lmly stepped to the line and dropped in both ends of a one-and-<lne with one second showing on the clock. It meant 'victory, by two · points at 46-44, lor the reserves of Coach Ron Logan's who were battling against a much taller· and very talented team from Pt. Pleasant. The Marauders trailed most of the way, 12-II after one quarter, 27·21 at intermission and 3&.30 after three periods. But a strong fourth quarter surge with under three minute~ left in the game knotted the • 'J2 . Tennessee Kentucky State -0) State (2) (3) (3 (4-1) : 4. Evansville (1) (3 -0) ' 5. Bentley (6 -0) ' 6. SE Louisiana (3 -0) 7. Alcorn A& M (l) (6 -0 ) B. Sa m Houston St . (5 -1) 9. Assumption (3 -2) 10. Akron (2 · 1) 11 . Gu i l ford (2 -1 J 12 . Fai rmont (4 -0l 13 . Roanoke (3 -J) Chapman's POMEROY, OHIO OPEN EVENINGS "'!"----·----------.. . 25" COLOR TELEVISIONS Orange Drink FREE 5th and PEARL STS., RACINE "The Stor.e With A Heart You, WE Ll KE" Right reserved to limit quantities We Gladly Accept Fed. Food Stamps Prices Effective Dec. 19-26 OR SCOT HAM Paper Towels •• For Christmas DECEMBER 24, 6 PM FABMIC SOFTENER Third Prize ........... 10 Basket t~o~w:i~n~.~~~==-~""" On Stokely Green CLOSED SUNDAYS USDA CHOICE GROUND BOILING SPARE ROUND. 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Joining Meadows in scoring for ~ .the · Marauders were Mickey Davenport with 11 point:S and Jerry Cremeans, apparently back full strength from an ankle injury a week and a half ago, with 9. Larry Hess Jed the Big Black atta'c k, pouring in 11 points. He was helped out by \Yes Taylor who hit for 9. Score by Quarters Pt. Pleasant 12 15 9 11-44 Meigs 11 10 9 111-46 The Eagles, meanwhile, w1ll he in a do.or-<lie battle the S<.Hne night :Jt horne. hosting undefeated and leC:t~ue -l eading Hannan Trace. A victor y for E:astern there would put the Eagles just one game out of the top spot, while a loss would all but eliminate them from the SVAC title picture . ln the ni ght's prelimmary battle, Southern made it 2.0 for the eveninK, nippin g the Eagle reserves, 32-20 on a basket by Mike Rober ts with _ just six second s to go. Roberts Jed the Southern attack, hitting 13 points, while Greg Dunning added 12. Greg Bailey led the Eastern offense, hitting six from the field for 12 poinls. Storm hampers Buckeye drilJ sr COLUMBUS ( UP I ) - The snow storm in the East prevented five Ohio State players fr om making practice in Frenc h FieldHouse Tuesday, where the Buckeyes are preparipg for the EARLY SUNDAY MIXED Won Lost Rose Bowl encounter . Swisher -Lohse Ph . 92 44 Snowbound were quarterba ck Tom's Carrv Out 84 52 Pullins Excavating 68 68 Cornelius Greene, tailback Eagles Club · 68 68 Archie Griffin, defensive back Friend ly Tavern 48 BB Roseberry Penlizoil 48 88 Carl Kern, tailback Woody Team H i gh Se r ies - Tom 's Carry Out 2019, Pull in s Ex · Roach and defensive tackle cavatipg 1911 . Scott Dannelley. Tf!am H igh Game - Tom 's Despite the Joss , coach Carry Out 712, Pullins Ex · cavating 697 . Woody Ha yes said he wa s High l n.d . Game - Ed voss 199, Ed Voss and Jr . Phe l p s pleased with the workout. 193 ; Helen Phelps 198, Marlene Fullback Harold "Champ" . Wilson 184 . . Henson, who missed eight sea· Ind . H igh Ser ies - Ed Voss and Jr . Phelps 571 , Bi ll Boyles son games after injuring a 537 , Pat Carson 500, Mar le ne knee, joined the team on the Wi l son 476. field. OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SCORES The Buckeyes have scheduled . united Press Int er national one more workout at home beBr i dgeport 70 Barnesville 67 f I · Wheeling , w. va . 101 Bellaire ore eavmg Thursday morning st . John 48 for the West Coast, and 10 more Cambridge a4 St. Clairsvi ll e 79 ti b f th Local Bowling MUD AND SNOW RETREADS 2 score by Quart er !. Sou thern 12 14 11 Jl 4-...... 52 Eastern B 16 16 a 7- 50 VARSITY BOX SOUT HERN !52)- Cur fman 52 12; Sayre 7 4 18 ; Ord 0 2 2. Miller 6 4 16 ; Warner 0 2 2. Nease I 0 2 . EASTERN (50) - Dill7 5 19, · Spen ce r 2 0 4 : Sh eets 8 5 21, Baum 0 0 0, Atherton 1 0· 2, Goebel 2 0 4, M i lhoan 0-0 0 . RESERVE BOX SOUTHERN (3'2)- Shultz 2 0 4 ; e rown 0 I 1, Dunning 4.4 12, Rob ert s s .J . lJ. Curfman 1 0 2. EASTERN ( 301 Bl ake 3 -0 6 , Nel so n 3-0 6. 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DRESS & SPORT SHIRTS Kerm 's Korner New York Clothing Hou,se ' EBERSBACH HARDWARE "Everything in Hardware" , POMEROY H&R FIRESTONE MIDDLEPORT 0. 8 16 ~ 64 the floor and three at the Line for 23 points, while grabbing 10 missed shots, while junior guard, John Gerlach and sophomore Andy Wilson each accounted for 10 points. Overall, the Marauders pulled in 49 rebounds to just 33 for the Big Blacks. The win moves the Meigs record up to 1~5 . ' Meigs now takes a 10·day Christma s vacation' before hittihg the road for the last game of 1973, on Dec. 28 at South Point. respecti 'bely, while Curfma n chipped in with 12. Sheets, pouring in 18 second half lloint.., led the Eagle at· tack with 21 markers. (ollowed by Steve Dill's 19. Senior Ve rn Ord and NQrm Curfman led the Tornados on the boards, each ~l'il bb ing 10 missed s hots. Southern won the game at the foul line, ca nning 14 of 23 attempts, while the Eagles of Coach Bill Phillips could hit 10 of 16 a ttempts . " We 'll take them one at a time now ," said Wolfe , whose cagers a re just one game out of first place, after a successful road trip that saw Southern take three games of four . Southern's next opponent is Symmes Valley on Jan . 4, at Rac ine. '" ~-----~-~--.!:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ 14. (Tiel Marymount. ....:a n . (5 OJ · 23( Ti el Midwestern . Tex. {3 -01 ;: ¢ 5 17 ~~ 14 1 t 12 3 3 2 2 10 1 2 0 2 1 3 0 0 0 49 13 64 2 2 difference for reserves -' •· 0 3 18 Marshall's cool hand NEW YORK (UPI) - Board ot Small Col leg e Co aches baske tbal l ratings . with number ot f i rst ·place votes and won -lost records in parentheses : Team Points 1: Kentucky wesleyan (19) ( 4'-0) • 2-1 1-3 6· 8 2-3 1-2 6-8 0-0 1-2 0-0 18-28 16 14 17 ll 22 15 College Ratings • • fo<;.A FT. A RB PF ' Pts . 2-6 8-13 4-12 5-13 1-3 2-8 0-2 1· 3 0-0 2J.60 Score By Quarters Pt. Plea sa!Jt Mei9s ' KEllOGG'S . FG·A FT -A RB PF Pis . 10-2o 3-4 10 . 4 23 2- 10 0-0 7 5 ... 2-7 2-2 7 3 ' 5- 10 0-0 3 2 10 5 -9 0-0 3 5 10 1-9 0-0 J 4 2 o.o 0-0 1 0 0 0·0 0-0 0 1 0 0 -0 0-l 1 1 0 25 -71 5-1 33 25 55 Joey G i ven Jim Tatterson ' WAGNER'S senior guard Steve Price 10, six: coming on 8 attempted free throws. Given was the big scorer for Pt. Pleasant, hitting 10 from PLAYER MAKE ·POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER· Chora vryan Ensemble setting the s tage for Warner 's heroics. The game was describ<.'<l by Wolfe as close all the way. The first..year mentor had nothing but praise for his team and the school's fans . " I'll praise all the kids, I'm tickled to death ," said Wolfe, following a victory cel ebration PT. PLEASANT (55) Gi..,e a· tsen ... ra·n k liri G1ft Certificate for any amOunt . MAGNUS senior guard John Sheets, :B ig Blacks first victim of Marauders Superiors . NEW Walls 4, Hamlin 4, T. Arnold 3. EASTERNIHS - It was a iumphant night for Southern Pasketball fans. Their Purple Tornado cagers ending a nine year dry spe ll at Eastern Tuesday night, edging out the Eagles 52·50 in a wild overtime battle. With just 8 seconds s howing on the clock in overtime, senior guard Randy Warner bit both o.:ends of a one-a nd-one, to give SdlVE YOUR GIFT PROBLEMS MERRY HAPPY Athens, Chesapeake, Oaks • wzn· Ironton loses 66-56 ' evened Jts season record to 3-3 with an 87·5:1 win over Ohio Dominican. w 4-1 . po1nts. F 0:.11' players scored in dou· Wilmm~ton, nuw 2-6, was led by Fletcher Yates with 17 ble figures as ~lount Union • ret-ord 19. 1!17:< We Will Close6 p.m. Christmas Eve . 1 ,, • ' t '- I ...' 111 W. MAIN 992-2811 POMEROY l "' �h W 1eld cats tromp w · a am a . ~~"'"":,·:,·:;,·:.~. . .,;,~~·::;~: 5 ~ l'he"Datly ~ntuwl. Middlrport-Pumero~· . 0 ., OPt·. 19, H1• ;1 Gardeners bave party \ 'OATS HUNURElJ Pomero\ t;ardt·n Club memt,ers ,;let 1\·l oml<~y mght at Norman Viru:ent Peale, and ··chnstmas \\'J :;;h ." '\1 r~ . J. 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Store · I Expires: 12-24-73 south '"F"t Orfda St . 88 Mempl1is Sr. 80 louisville 74 Clemson 70 Co tum bus 63 Upper Iowa 62 Aug 86Ft Valley 51.82 (otl Miss St . 85 Ga Tech 77 Oav idson 66 Pr in ceton 47 N .C. Sf. 94 Georg i a 60 ff -~~ }'f ~ }'f ~~· ~~~~ Midwest Iowa St . 77 San Fran St . 65 Marquette. 77 N'h 63 Loyo l a ( Ill ). 95 Denver 63 L.A . St. 69 Wic h i ta St. 68 Toledo 79 M ic h igan St. 51 lakel89 St.-Mary's { Il l.) 48 Ra c;i ne 90 NE Illinois 81 ~ ~ }'f ~~ · west Utah 7f Ohio U . 68 Whittier 76 Puget Sound 70 Humboldt St . 70 5 Fraser 66 Pac (Ore) 79 Oregon Coli. 69 Westmont 84 Cat Lutheran 78 U .S. Int i 79 Cl aremont 64 Weber St. 84 Austr Stars 52 Ro c ky Mtn 78 DiCkinson St. 7J ~! ~fi ff • large contour back chairs . • Beige upholstery in floral design • 'Table size • ~l ~ }'t ·• Red Cross will help locate needy persons ••• THIS 36" x 48" x 60" Table top in Pecan texture Lorge decorated legs with brass leve l ing 9uides \I; ~ ConservatiOn League, home of CHRISTMAS PROGRAM, 7 p. m. at Church of Christ in Christian Union . Everyone ,-;·~ BY . ~ Mrs. U>uis Osborne, 7:30p.m. · Exchange of . homemade or- of SLAB BACON ~ SENIOR CITIZENS at }'f Harrisonville 6 p.m . at school. _\t Potluck dinner, turkey to be }'f ~ furnished . $1 gift exchange. ~ • Everyone welcome. ~ ~·· MIDDLEPORT Child R ._ naments. FRIDAY L MONTE Crushed or Sliced ~ fi MIDDI..EPORT ... • TEETER'S r. A play will be presented ThW"sday , Dec . 20, at 7:30p.m. at the We s leyan Holiness ChW"ch on Rt. !43, Pomeroy : Singing and recitations wi~l be presented by the children and a three-act play by the ad0dults . Everyone js welcome. .e11 Manley is pastor . $498 SALE }'f ~~ Mrs. Jones . Reg. '10.95 yd. LI NDE STAR RING S- Opyx , Ruby , Jade, Masonic. Diam ond SPEID E L !DENT BRACELETS SPEIDEL WATCH BA NDS ANSO N QUALI TY GIFTS T ie Ta c5, Cu ff L i nks, M oney Clips, Key Chains , Key Ring s ~ .\l }'f l'f ~ ~~e~.o~ers~f N~:sM!~~r~o~ ~~ .f t hostess. Christmas program by fi ~~ • Mr.'AT SPECIALS }'f College Basketball Res ults 8y \)nited Press International East York ( NY ) 79 Bklyn Poly 64 J .C. St. 79 Bklyn CoiL 61 Kean 73 W i lmington 69 Po in t Park 88 Shaw 87 Ursin us 59 Newark -Rut.g 55 Platts St . 113 Jhnsn St. 69 Colgate 113 Penn St . 41 (ot l Yeshiva 71 Pratt 67 Harvard 97 Holy Cross 89 Suffolk 90 lowell St . 54 New Hampshire 48 R. I . 46 Army 80 Kings Poin t 57 tone finish }'f LEGION auxiliary, Lewis Manley Post ; 263,7 p .m . at the home of Mrs . Lula Hampton. Chri stmas party. THURSDAY CLASS 12, Heath United Methodist Church, 7:30 p.m . at KNITS DIAMOND PENDANT S DIAMOND EARRING S LINDE STAR RINGS LINDE STAR PENDANTS LINDE STAR EARR INGS BIRTH STON E RING S ONYX RINGS PEARL RING S !DENT BRACELET S PEARL NECKLACES PEAR EARRINGS -#-.. l1 1 I I Members of the Middleport Elementary School PTA Monday evening heard a Christmas musical by the pupils directed by Mrs. Foley and ·the teaching staff. Amy Erwin, "Miss Susie Snowflake,'' performed a ballet, and songs by each class from kindergarten through fourth grade were presented. Barbara Logan's second grade class led the Pl.edge of Allegiance and Rev. William Knittle of the United Pen. tacostal Church in Middleport offered prayer. Room mother_s of the second grade were hostesses and greeters. L-----------------~ In !972, the United States resumed heavy bombing and ' mining operations ·against North Vietnam after the Communists refused to agree to end the war . }'f ~~ .~ }'f ~ rf ~l }'f ~ ~l }'f fi ~ fi l'f ~· ~l ~ ~ ~ }'f ~ fi }'f .\'e ~ fi ~~ }'f ~ ~ fi n ~! ~ • • • • • OR THIS Table size Oval 36 " x 48 '~ Rosewood x 60" ' textu red table with Bronze ton e fin is h • · Choirs in Walnut Monterey floral upholstery }'t ~ }'f }'f ~ ~M }'f ~l }'f ~ }'f ~l }'f ~ -i~ Transfers I ~~ ~~ ~· W ~· ~ N~ N~ MARIETTA The Washington County Chapter of the American National Red Cross will coordinate official and volunteer efforts to locate persons in a foUr-county area including Meigs, eligible to receive benefits under · the government's n€w Supplemental Security Program for the aged, blind and disabled . Beginning Jan. I, 1974, project workers will fan out across Wa_shington, Meigs, .Athens and Monroe Counties to inform potential recipients about the program and help them apply. Details were worked out at a recent meeting between the Executive Committee of the · Red Cross and Don Frederick, District Manager of the Social Security Administration. Beginning next month, the federal government will begin making monthly cash payments to persons in financial need who are 65 or older or who are blind or disabled . The new program will replace the present Federal-State programs of public assistance in these categories. Frederick estimated there may be up to 3,000 persons in the four ·counties who are eligible. Depending on a recipient's other income and resources, the program will provide up to $130 a month for one person and $195 a month lor a couple. These amounts will increase to $140 and $210 a month in July, 1974. Property.. ~~ NN ~\'; Hannan Trace. the pace'"'tter of the Southern Valley Athletic Conference, blasted Wahama Tuesday night, 00-56, in a non-league game at Mason . Coach Paul Dillon's Wildcats go into the Christmas Holidays with a perfect 7.{) record and one and one half game lead over Southern in the SVAC with a 5-{) mark. The Wildcats, tri-champs of the SV AC last season, were picked to finish third behind Eastern and North Gallia earlier this year. Both the Pirates and Eagles have had their problems getting untracked . Eastern is 2-2 in the league and 2-S overall. North Gallia is 1-3 in the league and 2-3 overall. OPEN EVENINGS TIL CHRISTMAS We Will Deliver Dec. 24 If Desired MASON FURNITURE:' CO. Phone 773-5592 Herman Grate- Owner • Mason, W.Va. Manilla Lemley, dec .• to Leland Lemley , Hazel Cremeens, Kenneth Lemley. cert . trans ., Salisbury· Leland Lemley, dec., to Hazel Cremeens, Kenneth Lemley, Cert of Trans., Salisbury . . Facemyer Brothers Lumber Co . to Pomeroy Forest Products In c., 12 .7 acres , Salisbury . Clara E. Howery, Ex.trx. ., Eddie Lou Howry. dec., to Dolphus Burke, Jr., Wanda C. Burke, Columbia . Roy Proffitt, Lillian . Proffitt to Cecil Dean Brtnager. Ruby Jean Br'inager. 1. 55 acre , Sutton . Andrew N . Mrers to Andrew N. Myers. Nel ie Myers, 100 acres. Salem . . Andrew N. Myers. Nell•e ·MY.ers to e. R. Miller, Carrie Miller, .5'1• acres, Salem . Clara E. Howery, Extrx., Eddie Lou Howery, dec., to Michael J . Larsen. ~·411• acres, Columbia . Larrr Hubbard to Mitchell D. Allen, Janie E. Allen, lots, Syracuse. . Dora Pierce , Rodney P1erce to Monongahela Power Co. , easement, Olive. Ruth Stethem, Emmett . Stethem to . Monongah.e la Power Co., easeme"t, Ot•ve . J. B. O'Brien, Roberta C. I O'Brien to Monongahela Power '. • I Tut•sday night, Hannan Tract' jump('(l into a 16·9 lectd at the f'nd of the first period and were never seriously threatened. Mark Swain, 6-0 junior guard, one of the area's top point producers and one of the best ball handlers in the league, had another outstanding nightscorin5 26 points on 11 baskets and four free throws. Bill Hall, 6.{) junior forward, came off the bt!nch to score a season high of 22 points while grabbing 15 rebounds to pace the Wildcats in the department. HalJ is fast becoming the ''best'' sixth man in the league. Wayne Hesson, 6-2 junior forward and Randy Halley , 5-9 senior guard, were also in 36" x 48" x 60" Garden Club, Christmas dinner Ne:~~:~ICAN MAN TAILORED Table si ze Table tops of t extured walnu t PAST PRESIDENTS' Club, Drew Webster Post 39, 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Be n ARRIVED Beaut i f u l high bock decorator choirs • potluck Christmas dinner at 6:30 p.m. One dollar gift exchange. Bring covered dieh JUST • ~· ~ .~ ~ home of Mrs. Don Grueser with price in T imes 95 WEDNESDAY BEND 0 ' THE RIVER WILDWOOD Garden Club For The Milll In Your F;unily FOR HIM! for only • and table service. Meeker Leather Goods FOR HER! ·~~ party an d gift ' >.change. E lse where SIB ye11r : 5- l x months S9 ,50 ; three months , c t vdes }'f~ ICalendar! ~ M 2157 . Accutron Watches ~l ~ Grueser, Mrs. Blaettnar, Mrs. Ed Baer. Mrs. Roy Betzing , Mrs. Tracy Whaley, Mrs , :::: Pubt i sh.inQ Comp<lny , 111 Court SL f>omeroy . Oh oo . A.S769 . Busines Office f>h one 992 2156 . Ed olonal P~one 9112 - and Walter ::: PUbl i Shed d.!! l! y t.IICtpl S& lurde~ by TMe Ohio Yel l ey Bu Iova Mrs. ::; R08 EAT HOEFL ICH , City ECmor Ne~t io nOJ I MC' Murray, Sentinel Euc . Ed . Jewe1ry ~M ~~ Attending were Mrs. H oward Nolan, Mrs. Paul Baker, Mrs. J . 0 . Roedel. Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Han 't>\' Van Vranken, and a gues t." Mrs . William Gibbs. DEVOTEO TO THe INTEREST OF MEIGS ·MASON ARE A CHESTER L. TANNEHI LL , Giftahle Gifts - ~\1 '-'a rols. 4 The . rL·ad li. E, East- 1 co .. easement. Olive . Pro Standings AMERICAN HOCKEY lEAGUE United Press International North w 1 t pts gf ga New Ha ven 1711 5 39128107 17 Nova Scotia Providence Rochesler Boston Springfield II !) . J9 l".!tl IS 13 5 35 15 13 3 33 14 9 4 32 12 15 4 28 6 17 4 16 101 95 91 136 105 102 92 96 Ill 83 101 South w t pts gf ga 8 6 J8 110 81 7 4 36 Ill 87 1 Herstw 16 Cincinnati 17 Balt i more IS 9 2 32 95 78 Jacksonville 11 18 3 25 92 122 Virg inia 9 15 2 20 76 97 R i chmond 7 18 4 18 75 121 Tuesday 's Results Jacksonville 5 Boston 3 Virginia 3 Nova Sc ot ia 3 Only games schedul ed • Wednesday 's Games Richmond at Hershey Jacksonvil le at Prov idence New Haven at Virgini<> On ly games scheduled ''Ot.•feosh•r Pl:ayt•r uf tht· Wet·k " b\ l\laraudt•r Mt.>ntor KOI!t'r B~aut'l" and his staff rur his wor~ in the Marauder's 64~55 vktory over Pt. Pleasant Tuesday night. Senior Forward Bill Myers continued his hold on the rebounder ol the wee~ award. Myers ripped off 18 ca roms to edge out junior ce nler Dan Dodson who grabbed 14. Junior forward,_ Steve Walburn was selected as the assist player of the week. doulllt• fiJ!,Urf's with 12 ~uttt lO p1•i nts rcspectivt'ly. Dwain Russell and Dann)' Harmon pa{·ed Coach Bill Buckley's White Falcons with 10 points each. Hannan Trace led 44-20 at the half and 70-42 going into the final stanza. The Wildcats hit 39 or 80 floor attempts for 49 pet. and 12 of 16 free throws. Wahama sank 22 of 60 shots for 36 pet. and 12 of 24 at the charity stripe for 50 pet. The Gallians led in rebounds with 70 grabs. Hall and Don Wells, 65 senior, topped the winners. In the reserve game, Wahama· scored a come-fr ombe hind, 31J.27 victory. Hannan Trace will be idle until Jan . 2. Varsity box : HANNAN TRACE {90l Lusher 4-0 -8; Hesson 6 0 12 ; Wells 4 0-8; Hall 10-2-22 ; Swain 11 -4-26; Hall ey 3-4-10 ; Mon tgomery 0-0 ·0 : K . Halley 1-2-4. TOTALS 39 · 12 -90 . WAHAMA (56} - Karnes 21 5; Holbrook 1-0-2; Lewis 2-0-4; Johnson 3-0 -6; Keefer 2· 2-6; Dewhvrst 2 1-5; Buzzard 0-2-2; Russell .5 -0 - 10 ; Ferguson 1-2-4; Harmon 3-4-10 and Tucker 1-0· 2. TOTALS 22-12-56 . a·y Quarters: Hannan Trace 16 28 26 20- 90 Wahaina 9 11 2.2 14- 56 Hathaway first • chess play m CHESHIRE - A four round Swiss system chess tournament was played last Saturday at the Kyger Creek High School with Mark Hathaway, Point Pleasant, taking first place . Hathaway's USCF rating in the nationally rated tournament was 1258. Second place went to Fred Wes tfall , Addison, with 1118, and Steve Anderson, Pomeroy, took third and was unrated . Post Holiday tourney set on January 5th WHA Standings By United Press Internationa l New En g Quebec Toronto East w I t pt~ gf ga 18 1"1 I' 37114 96 16 .15 IS 17 Cleveland 14 Chica9o 13 Jer sey 11 3 35 125 110 3 33 123 115 12 13 4 32 96 97 2 28 94 95 19 22477 116 Logan s 1 445 OP 296 332 189 449 435 389 291 350 364 423 380 Gallipol i s 3 1 247 South Point 6 1 572 Portsmouth 5 2 519 Alhens , 5 2 . .125 Wheeler sburg 3 2 313 Chesapeake 3 3 Jackson . 2 3 31 4 Ironton 2 4 348 Me igs 1 5 330 WellSton 1 5 240 421 Tuesday 's Results : Athens 49 Parkersburg 45 Meigs 64 Pt . Pleasant 55 Ashland 66 Ironton. 56 Chesapeake 59 Fairland 38 . Oak Hill 69 south Po int 60 Friday- 's game : Wheelersburg at New Boston Saturday's games : Portsmouth at IrontOn New Lexington at Logan Chil licothe at :Jackson n2 G. BELTONE Hearing Aid Service ·Center A Bellone Consultant Will BeAt Meigs Inn Pomeroy, Ohio . On Thursday. Dec . 20, 1973 From 9 a.m. to 12 Noon To repair and service hearing aids . Batteries and supplies lor all makes for sale. Cage standings All GAME-S TEAM W l P waverly 6 0 410 was dire c ted by Ber tram Mosier, Gallipolis. CHESHIRE - The Kyger Creek High School After Holiday Open Chess Tournament will be held. Jan. 5 in the school cafeteria. Registration for the four NBA standings . -round Swiss system match will By United Press ln1ernational begin at 8:30a.m. Entry fees . Eastern Conference Atlantic Division are $3.50 for juniors and $4 for w 1 pet. g . b seniors with USCF memBos lon 2.:1 6 .800 New York ' 19 13 .59.:1 6 bership required for parBuffalo 14 18. 438 ll 10 . 21 .323 14 112 ticipation. Phila central Division A time limit of 45 moves in 90 w I pet . g . b, minutes will be enforced and Capital I S 13 .536 Atlanta 14 16 .467 2 the winner will receive 20 pet. Houston 11 21 .344 6 of the profit, with second place Cleve land 11 22 .333 6 1h Western Conference receiving 1U pet. and third Midw·esr Division rece iving 14 pet. w 1 pet . g,b, Milwaukee 27 6 .818 For more information write Chicago 25 9 .7Js· 21 2 Bertram G. Mosier, 224 First Detroit 20 13 .606 7 KC -Omaha 9 14 .273 18 Ave., Gallipolis, 45631. Pacific Division w 1 pet .. g.b. Golden Stat e 16 12 .571 losAngeles \9 15 .559 Portland 14 19 .424 4112 Phoenix. 12 21 .364 Sea tt l e 13 24 .35 1 Tuesday ' s Results Buffalo 100 Cleveland 93 .Atlanta 98 Capita l 91 Sea ttle 93 Chicago 92 L .A . 109 ·Milwaukee 107 Port ian d 133 .Phoenix 117 Boston 125 Golder'! St 106 (o n l y games scheduled ) Wednesday's Games New York at Atlanta Seattle at Houston Ch icago at Detr "Ji t Cleve vs . KC -Oma at Om a Philadelph i a af Phoen ix (O nly games scheduled) tournament The Our Consultant will be glad to give you a free hearing test with the lat est Bellone Elec tronic equipment. If hearing is your prpblem Bellone is the answer BELTONE Hearing Aid Center 601 Sixth Ave. Huntington, W , Va. Phone 525-7221 West w Edmonton 18 I 12 1 pts gf ga 03610492 · Houston IS 10 4 34 107 89 Minnesota 16 13 1 33 112 101 Winn i peg 14 15 4 32113109 Los Angels 13 20 0 26 99 125 Vancouver 12 18 0 24100119 Tuesday's Results Toronto 4 Jersey 1 Quebec 4 Edmonton 2 Winn i peg 3 Chicago 3 (ot) . Vancouver 5 Los Angeles 2 (on ly games sc heduled ) Wednesday's Games Toronto at Jersey Edmonton at Quebec Winnipeg at Chi cago vancouver at Los Ange l es <On ly games scheduled) GAME ON TV-10 COLUMBUS ( UP!) - The Mid-American Conference announced Tuesday nine television stations in the Midwest would carry Satw:day night's 8 o'clock Tangefine Bowl football game from Gainesville, Fla ., between MAC champion Miami and the University of Florida, including Channel 10, Colwnbus. 'Tis the A time for getting together, sharing and enjoying the good things ol li le. With friends. With lamily. lce is a nice tou ch thai makes every drink you serve a special occasion . In the spirit of the season . AI! year long. Packaged ice is more pure than the water you drink. lfs tastefree. And melts mor e slciwly than hoinemade ice. Take some home for the holiday. Party~me.anytime. Enjoy pure,paakaged ice. Party Ice by G gi•i::::ccJ• (Gallipolis Ice Co.) M&R SHOPPING CENTER • WILL CLOSE 1:30 TO 3:30 PM THURSDAY, DEC. 20 To attend the funeral of E. C. Haggerty, an employee of this store. M&R SHOPPING CENTER �h W 1eld cats tromp w · a am a . ~~"'"":,·:,·:;,·:.~. . .,;,~~·::;~: 5 ~ l'he"Datly ~ntuwl. Middlrport-Pumero~· . 0 ., OPt·. 19, H1• ;1 Gardeners bave party \ 'OATS HUNURElJ Pomero\ t;ardt·n Club memt,ers ,;let 1\·l oml<~y mght at Norman Viru:ent Peale, and ··chnstmas \\'J :;;h ." '\1 r~ . J. W. the Mt.>igs Inn [or <• hollda) :\.1 <.: :\1urr .;.~ riinnPr :and ~i fl t•xchange. n~:J n '::; · ·ch ri s! ''" l-1~ l..eftovers' fr,. nwntioning men1 ories , love. fnendship, underst:lnding , and forgi\'<'ness. The group sang :\lr!; . H arold Bro"n pres1ded at the brief· busine:;s meeting when it was noted that eight ribbons were won b\: the dub mrmbers at th e Christ m~s flower sho\\' and that the club helped furn ish refreshments. Mrs. Fred Blaettnar ga \1C the pr og ram using a meditation. ··The Lights of Christmas" by . Dai~ Second c1 11ss posto~~ge pa id at Pomeroy, Oh io . advtrlis i ng represental i ve Boll i nell i Gallagher , Inc . , 11 East A2nd S! . New York , New York Subscr i pt ion r>Hes Oel i \itrect by c a rrier where <~va ilable 55 cents per week : By Motor Route Where carr i er ser11t c e nol 1111a llab1e · One month , S2 By rnalt In Ohio and W . V<1 ., One Yur , S16 ; Six mon th s, -8.50 .Three months . 55 . 50 . 56 . Sub5cr iptlon Se-nt ineL Linde Star Rings Svnday • Ava ilable also . in Avocado or Bronze · at Meigs Inn , Wednesday, 6:15 ~ ~ p.m. From there to horne of Mrs. Wilson Carpenter for a ~~ By Heller yd. .....:...; ,._- OPEN EVENINGS. TIL 9 01110 welcome . PAST MATRONS Evangeline Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, 7:30p.m. at the home of Mrs . Mary Hughes. Christmas party witi1 $2 gift PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU DEC. 24 GOLDEN ISLE exchange. ALUMINUM FOIL 2 . . PINEAPPLE PC SLICED lb. 97' CALLIE ~-!e~~ 9 e 8-oz. 3 9 ¢ Cans 2 DEL MO 69¢ 7 1----------~~R~~~~N;ET 39¢ French Style 59¢ For . GREEN BEANS a.:=~;:;,:::;:.____ SMOKED lb. HOMEMADE KELLOGG HAM SALAD...........'?:. lb. PRODUCE pkg.IO¢ RED CONFECTIONERS RADISHES-·.··········. FLORIDA ORANGES ........ FLORiDA . SUGAR Bunch CELERY. ................. . OCEAN SPRAY, WHOLE CRANBERRY SAUCE 2 FROZEN FOODS BIRDS EYE 16-oz. Cans SPRA O RANGE JUICE JELLIED CRANBJ;:RRY SAUCE 16-oz. ~ Cans . 59 6 oz. ·-----COUPON-------. _ _..::...,;;;Ca~n~ s~~~---1' I DAJR y BU YS : MAXWELL HOUSE 2 59e 2 BROUGHTON COTT4GE lb. l 5 1 I 9¢ INSTANT COFFEE •il'li'~"li'il"li'.i"ii"oi'ii".i'- . . ; - - 1 'I .. ~ SYRACUSE PRESBYTER· IAN Church Christmas play, " The Christmas Voice", 7:30p. m. at the church. CHRISTMAS-program at the Morning Star United Methodist Church, Racine, at 7:30 p. m. ~~~.to attend. Everyone SATURDAY FREEDOM Gospel Mission, Bald Knob, Christmas program 7:30p.m. The public is invited. Youngsters give PTA program . LIGHT BROWN 19¢ OHIO VALLEY Chapter Adopt-a-Child Today, Inc., will meet at the home of Dennis and Donna Pariseau, in Glen Roy between Jackson and Wellston on Rt. 93 north , at 8 p. m. 2-lb. Bag SUGAR 5 -lb . 6 9 ¢ Bag ~ ~ 10-oz . $}29 l l 1 1 Jar I with coupon 1 Good at : Rutland Dept. Store · I Expires: 12-24-73 south '"F"t Orfda St . 88 Mempl1is Sr. 80 louisville 74 Clemson 70 Co tum bus 63 Upper Iowa 62 Aug 86Ft Valley 51.82 (otl Miss St . 85 Ga Tech 77 Oav idson 66 Pr in ceton 47 N .C. Sf. 94 Georg i a 60 ff -~~ }'f ~ }'f ~~· ~~~~ Midwest Iowa St . 77 San Fran St . 65 Marquette. 77 N'h 63 Loyo l a ( Ill ). 95 Denver 63 L.A . St. 69 Wic h i ta St. 68 Toledo 79 M ic h igan St. 51 lakel89 St.-Mary's { Il l.) 48 Ra c;i ne 90 NE Illinois 81 ~ ~ }'f ~~ · west Utah 7f Ohio U . 68 Whittier 76 Puget Sound 70 Humboldt St . 70 5 Fraser 66 Pac (Ore) 79 Oregon Coli. 69 Westmont 84 Cat Lutheran 78 U .S. Int i 79 Cl aremont 64 Weber St. 84 Austr Stars 52 Ro c ky Mtn 78 DiCkinson St. 7J ~! ~fi ff • large contour back chairs . • Beige upholstery in floral design • 'Table size • ~l ~ }'t ·• Red Cross will help locate needy persons ••• THIS 36" x 48" x 60" Table top in Pecan texture Lorge decorated legs with brass leve l ing 9uides \I; ~ ConservatiOn League, home of CHRISTMAS PROGRAM, 7 p. m. at Church of Christ in Christian Union . Everyone ,-;·~ BY . ~ Mrs. U>uis Osborne, 7:30p.m. · Exchange of . homemade or- of SLAB BACON ~ SENIOR CITIZENS at }'f Harrisonville 6 p.m . at school. _\t Potluck dinner, turkey to be }'f ~ furnished . $1 gift exchange. ~ • Everyone welcome. ~ ~·· MIDDLEPORT Child R ._ naments. FRIDAY L MONTE Crushed or Sliced ~ fi MIDDI..EPORT ... • TEETER'S r. A play will be presented ThW"sday , Dec . 20, at 7:30p.m. at the We s leyan Holiness ChW"ch on Rt. !43, Pomeroy : Singing and recitations wi~l be presented by the children and a three-act play by the ad0dults . Everyone js welcome. .e11 Manley is pastor . $498 SALE }'f ~~ Mrs. Jones . Reg. '10.95 yd. LI NDE STAR RING S- Opyx , Ruby , Jade, Masonic. Diam ond SPEID E L !DENT BRACELETS SPEIDEL WATCH BA NDS ANSO N QUALI TY GIFTS T ie Ta c5, Cu ff L i nks, M oney Clips, Key Chains , Key Ring s ~ .\l }'f l'f ~ ~~e~.o~ers~f N~:sM!~~r~o~ ~~ .f t hostess. Christmas program by fi ~~ • Mr.'AT SPECIALS }'f College Basketball Res ults 8y \)nited Press International East York ( NY ) 79 Bklyn Poly 64 J .C. St. 79 Bklyn CoiL 61 Kean 73 W i lmington 69 Po in t Park 88 Shaw 87 Ursin us 59 Newark -Rut.g 55 Platts St . 113 Jhnsn St. 69 Colgate 113 Penn St . 41 (ot l Yeshiva 71 Pratt 67 Harvard 97 Holy Cross 89 Suffolk 90 lowell St . 54 New Hampshire 48 R. I . 46 Army 80 Kings Poin t 57 tone finish }'f LEGION auxiliary, Lewis Manley Post ; 263,7 p .m . at the home of Mrs . Lula Hampton. Chri stmas party. THURSDAY CLASS 12, Heath United Methodist Church, 7:30 p.m . at KNITS DIAMOND PENDANT S DIAMOND EARRING S LINDE STAR RINGS LINDE STAR PENDANTS LINDE STAR EARR INGS BIRTH STON E RING S ONYX RINGS PEARL RING S !DENT BRACELET S PEARL NECKLACES PEAR EARRINGS -#-.. l1 1 I I Members of the Middleport Elementary School PTA Monday evening heard a Christmas musical by the pupils directed by Mrs. Foley and ·the teaching staff. Amy Erwin, "Miss Susie Snowflake,'' performed a ballet, and songs by each class from kindergarten through fourth grade were presented. Barbara Logan's second grade class led the Pl.edge of Allegiance and Rev. William Knittle of the United Pen. tacostal Church in Middleport offered prayer. Room mother_s of the second grade were hostesses and greeters. L-----------------~ In !972, the United States resumed heavy bombing and ' mining operations ·against North Vietnam after the Communists refused to agree to end the war . }'f ~~ .~ }'f ~ rf ~l }'f ~ ~l }'f fi ~ fi l'f ~· ~l ~ ~ ~ }'f ~ fi }'f .\'e ~ fi ~~ }'f ~ ~ fi n ~! ~ • • • • • OR THIS Table size Oval 36 " x 48 '~ Rosewood x 60" ' textu red table with Bronze ton e fin is h • · Choirs in Walnut Monterey floral upholstery }'t ~ }'f }'f ~ ~M }'f ~l }'f ~ }'f ~l }'f ~ -i~ Transfers I ~~ ~~ ~· W ~· ~ N~ N~ MARIETTA The Washington County Chapter of the American National Red Cross will coordinate official and volunteer efforts to locate persons in a foUr-county area including Meigs, eligible to receive benefits under · the government's n€w Supplemental Security Program for the aged, blind and disabled . Beginning Jan. I, 1974, project workers will fan out across Wa_shington, Meigs, .Athens and Monroe Counties to inform potential recipients about the program and help them apply. Details were worked out at a recent meeting between the Executive Committee of the · Red Cross and Don Frederick, District Manager of the Social Security Administration. Beginning next month, the federal government will begin making monthly cash payments to persons in financial need who are 65 or older or who are blind or disabled . The new program will replace the present Federal-State programs of public assistance in these categories. Frederick estimated there may be up to 3,000 persons in the four ·counties who are eligible. Depending on a recipient's other income and resources, the program will provide up to $130 a month for one person and $195 a month lor a couple. These amounts will increase to $140 and $210 a month in July, 1974. Property.. ~~ NN ~\'; Hannan Trace. the pace'"'tter of the Southern Valley Athletic Conference, blasted Wahama Tuesday night, 00-56, in a non-league game at Mason . Coach Paul Dillon's Wildcats go into the Christmas Holidays with a perfect 7.{) record and one and one half game lead over Southern in the SVAC with a 5-{) mark. The Wildcats, tri-champs of the SV AC last season, were picked to finish third behind Eastern and North Gallia earlier this year. Both the Pirates and Eagles have had their problems getting untracked . Eastern is 2-2 in the league and 2-S overall. North Gallia is 1-3 in the league and 2-3 overall. OPEN EVENINGS TIL CHRISTMAS We Will Deliver Dec. 24 If Desired MASON FURNITURE:' CO. Phone 773-5592 Herman Grate- Owner • Mason, W.Va. Manilla Lemley, dec .• to Leland Lemley , Hazel Cremeens, Kenneth Lemley. cert . trans ., Salisbury· Leland Lemley, dec., to Hazel Cremeens, Kenneth Lemley, Cert of Trans., Salisbury . . Facemyer Brothers Lumber Co . to Pomeroy Forest Products In c., 12 .7 acres , Salisbury . Clara E. Howery, Ex.trx. ., Eddie Lou Howry. dec., to Dolphus Burke, Jr., Wanda C. Burke, Columbia . Roy Proffitt, Lillian . Proffitt to Cecil Dean Brtnager. Ruby Jean Br'inager. 1. 55 acre , Sutton . Andrew N . Mrers to Andrew N. Myers. Nel ie Myers, 100 acres. Salem . . Andrew N. Myers. Nell•e ·MY.ers to e. R. Miller, Carrie Miller, .5'1• acres, Salem . Clara E. Howery, Extrx., Eddie Lou Howery, dec., to Michael J . Larsen. ~·411• acres, Columbia . Larrr Hubbard to Mitchell D. Allen, Janie E. Allen, lots, Syracuse. . Dora Pierce , Rodney P1erce to Monongahela Power Co. , easement, Olive. Ruth Stethem, Emmett . Stethem to . Monongah.e la Power Co., easeme"t, Ot•ve . J. B. O'Brien, Roberta C. I O'Brien to Monongahela Power '. • I Tut•sday night, Hannan Tract' jump('(l into a 16·9 lectd at the f'nd of the first period and were never seriously threatened. Mark Swain, 6-0 junior guard, one of the area's top point producers and one of the best ball handlers in the league, had another outstanding nightscorin5 26 points on 11 baskets and four free throws. Bill Hall, 6.{) junior forward, came off the bt!nch to score a season high of 22 points while grabbing 15 rebounds to pace the Wildcats in the department. HalJ is fast becoming the ''best'' sixth man in the league. Wayne Hesson, 6-2 junior forward and Randy Halley , 5-9 senior guard, were also in 36" x 48" x 60" Garden Club, Christmas dinner Ne:~~:~ICAN MAN TAILORED Table si ze Table tops of t extured walnu t PAST PRESIDENTS' Club, Drew Webster Post 39, 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Be n ARRIVED Beaut i f u l high bock decorator choirs • potluck Christmas dinner at 6:30 p.m. One dollar gift exchange. Bring covered dieh JUST • ~· ~ .~ ~ home of Mrs. Don Grueser with price in T imes 95 WEDNESDAY BEND 0 ' THE RIVER WILDWOOD Garden Club For The Milll In Your F;unily FOR HIM! for only • and table service. Meeker Leather Goods FOR HER! ·~~ party an d gift ' >.change. E lse where SIB ye11r : 5- l x months S9 ,50 ; three months , c t vdes }'f~ ICalendar! ~ M 2157 . Accutron Watches ~l ~ Grueser, Mrs. Blaettnar, Mrs. Ed Baer. Mrs. Roy Betzing , Mrs. Tracy Whaley, Mrs , :::: Pubt i sh.inQ Comp<lny , 111 Court SL f>omeroy . Oh oo . A.S769 . Busines Office f>h one 992 2156 . Ed olonal P~one 9112 - and Walter ::: PUbl i Shed d.!! l! y t.IICtpl S& lurde~ by TMe Ohio Yel l ey Bu Iova Mrs. ::; R08 EAT HOEFL ICH , City ECmor Ne~t io nOJ I MC' Murray, Sentinel Euc . Ed . Jewe1ry ~M ~~ Attending were Mrs. H oward Nolan, Mrs. Paul Baker, Mrs. J . 0 . Roedel. Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Han 't>\' Van Vranken, and a gues t." Mrs . William Gibbs. DEVOTEO TO THe INTEREST OF MEIGS ·MASON ARE A CHESTER L. TANNEHI LL , Giftahle Gifts - ~\1 '-'a rols. 4 The . rL·ad li. E, East- 1 co .. easement. Olive . Pro Standings AMERICAN HOCKEY lEAGUE United Press International North w 1 t pts gf ga New Ha ven 1711 5 39128107 17 Nova Scotia Providence Rochesler Boston Springfield II !) . J9 l".!tl IS 13 5 35 15 13 3 33 14 9 4 32 12 15 4 28 6 17 4 16 101 95 91 136 105 102 92 96 Ill 83 101 South w t pts gf ga 8 6 J8 110 81 7 4 36 Ill 87 1 Herstw 16 Cincinnati 17 Balt i more IS 9 2 32 95 78 Jacksonville 11 18 3 25 92 122 Virg inia 9 15 2 20 76 97 R i chmond 7 18 4 18 75 121 Tuesday 's Results Jacksonville 5 Boston 3 Virginia 3 Nova Sc ot ia 3 Only games schedul ed • Wednesday 's Games Richmond at Hershey Jacksonvil le at Prov idence New Haven at Virgini<> On ly games scheduled ''Ot.•feosh•r Pl:ayt•r uf tht· Wet·k " b\ l\laraudt•r Mt.>ntor KOI!t'r B~aut'l" and his staff rur his wor~ in the Marauder's 64~55 vktory over Pt. Pleasant Tuesday night. Senior Forward Bill Myers continued his hold on the rebounder ol the wee~ award. Myers ripped off 18 ca roms to edge out junior ce nler Dan Dodson who grabbed 14. Junior forward,_ Steve Walburn was selected as the assist player of the week. doulllt• fiJ!,Urf's with 12 ~uttt lO p1•i nts rcspectivt'ly. Dwain Russell and Dann)' Harmon pa{·ed Coach Bill Buckley's White Falcons with 10 points each. Hannan Trace led 44-20 at the half and 70-42 going into the final stanza. The Wildcats hit 39 or 80 floor attempts for 49 pet. and 12 of 16 free throws. Wahama sank 22 of 60 shots for 36 pet. and 12 of 24 at the charity stripe for 50 pet. The Gallians led in rebounds with 70 grabs. Hall and Don Wells, 65 senior, topped the winners. In the reserve game, Wahama· scored a come-fr ombe hind, 31J.27 victory. Hannan Trace will be idle until Jan . 2. Varsity box : HANNAN TRACE {90l Lusher 4-0 -8; Hesson 6 0 12 ; Wells 4 0-8; Hall 10-2-22 ; Swain 11 -4-26; Hall ey 3-4-10 ; Mon tgomery 0-0 ·0 : K . Halley 1-2-4. TOTALS 39 · 12 -90 . WAHAMA (56} - Karnes 21 5; Holbrook 1-0-2; Lewis 2-0-4; Johnson 3-0 -6; Keefer 2· 2-6; Dewhvrst 2 1-5; Buzzard 0-2-2; Russell .5 -0 - 10 ; Ferguson 1-2-4; Harmon 3-4-10 and Tucker 1-0· 2. TOTALS 22-12-56 . a·y Quarters: Hannan Trace 16 28 26 20- 90 Wahaina 9 11 2.2 14- 56 Hathaway first • chess play m CHESHIRE - A four round Swiss system chess tournament was played last Saturday at the Kyger Creek High School with Mark Hathaway, Point Pleasant, taking first place . Hathaway's USCF rating in the nationally rated tournament was 1258. Second place went to Fred Wes tfall , Addison, with 1118, and Steve Anderson, Pomeroy, took third and was unrated . Post Holiday tourney set on January 5th WHA Standings By United Press Internationa l New En g Quebec Toronto East w I t pt~ gf ga 18 1"1 I' 37114 96 16 .15 IS 17 Cleveland 14 Chica9o 13 Jer sey 11 3 35 125 110 3 33 123 115 12 13 4 32 96 97 2 28 94 95 19 22477 116 Logan s 1 445 OP 296 332 189 449 435 389 291 350 364 423 380 Gallipol i s 3 1 247 South Point 6 1 572 Portsmouth 5 2 519 Alhens , 5 2 . .125 Wheeler sburg 3 2 313 Chesapeake 3 3 Jackson . 2 3 31 4 Ironton 2 4 348 Me igs 1 5 330 WellSton 1 5 240 421 Tuesday 's Results : Athens 49 Parkersburg 45 Meigs 64 Pt . Pleasant 55 Ashland 66 Ironton. 56 Chesapeake 59 Fairland 38 . Oak Hill 69 south Po int 60 Friday- 's game : Wheelersburg at New Boston Saturday's games : Portsmouth at IrontOn New Lexington at Logan Chil licothe at :Jackson n2 G. BELTONE Hearing Aid Service ·Center A Bellone Consultant Will BeAt Meigs Inn Pomeroy, Ohio . On Thursday. Dec . 20, 1973 From 9 a.m. to 12 Noon To repair and service hearing aids . Batteries and supplies lor all makes for sale. Cage standings All GAME-S TEAM W l P waverly 6 0 410 was dire c ted by Ber tram Mosier, Gallipolis. CHESHIRE - The Kyger Creek High School After Holiday Open Chess Tournament will be held. Jan. 5 in the school cafeteria. Registration for the four NBA standings . -round Swiss system match will By United Press ln1ernational begin at 8:30a.m. Entry fees . Eastern Conference Atlantic Division are $3.50 for juniors and $4 for w 1 pet. g . b seniors with USCF memBos lon 2.:1 6 .800 New York ' 19 13 .59.:1 6 bership required for parBuffalo 14 18. 438 ll 10 . 21 .323 14 112 ticipation. Phila central Division A time limit of 45 moves in 90 w I pet . g . b, minutes will be enforced and Capital I S 13 .536 Atlanta 14 16 .467 2 the winner will receive 20 pet. Houston 11 21 .344 6 of the profit, with second place Cleve land 11 22 .333 6 1h Western Conference receiving 1U pet. and third Midw·esr Division rece iving 14 pet. w 1 pet . g,b, Milwaukee 27 6 .818 For more information write Chicago 25 9 .7Js· 21 2 Bertram G. Mosier, 224 First Detroit 20 13 .606 7 KC -Omaha 9 14 .273 18 Ave., Gallipolis, 45631. Pacific Division w 1 pet .. g.b. Golden Stat e 16 12 .571 losAngeles \9 15 .559 Portland 14 19 .424 4112 Phoenix. 12 21 .364 Sea tt l e 13 24 .35 1 Tuesday ' s Results Buffalo 100 Cleveland 93 .Atlanta 98 Capita l 91 Sea ttle 93 Chicago 92 L .A . 109 ·Milwaukee 107 Port ian d 133 .Phoenix 117 Boston 125 Golder'! St 106 (o n l y games scheduled ) Wednesday's Games New York at Atlanta Seattle at Houston Ch icago at Detr "Ji t Cleve vs . KC -Oma at Om a Philadelph i a af Phoen ix (O nly games scheduled) tournament The Our Consultant will be glad to give you a free hearing test with the lat est Bellone Elec tronic equipment. If hearing is your prpblem Bellone is the answer BELTONE Hearing Aid Center 601 Sixth Ave. Huntington, W , Va. Phone 525-7221 West w Edmonton 18 I 12 1 pts gf ga 03610492 · Houston IS 10 4 34 107 89 Minnesota 16 13 1 33 112 101 Winn i peg 14 15 4 32113109 Los Angels 13 20 0 26 99 125 Vancouver 12 18 0 24100119 Tuesday's Results Toronto 4 Jersey 1 Quebec 4 Edmonton 2 Winn i peg 3 Chicago 3 (ot) . Vancouver 5 Los Angeles 2 (on ly games sc heduled ) Wednesday's Games Toronto at Jersey Edmonton at Quebec Winnipeg at Chi cago vancouver at Los Ange l es <On ly games scheduled) GAME ON TV-10 COLUMBUS ( UP!) - The Mid-American Conference announced Tuesday nine television stations in the Midwest would carry Satw:day night's 8 o'clock Tangefine Bowl football game from Gainesville, Fla ., between MAC champion Miami and the University of Florida, including Channel 10, Colwnbus. 'Tis the A time for getting together, sharing and enjoying the good things ol li le. With friends. With lamily. lce is a nice tou ch thai makes every drink you serve a special occasion . In the spirit of the season . AI! year long. Packaged ice is more pure than the water you drink. lfs tastefree. And melts mor e slciwly than hoinemade ice. Take some home for the holiday. Party~me.anytime. Enjoy pure,paakaged ice. Party Ice by G gi•i::::ccJ• (Gallipolis Ice Co.) M&R SHOPPING CENTER • WILL CLOSE 1:30 TO 3:30 PM THURSDAY, DEC. 20 To attend the funeral of E. C. Haggerty, an employee of this store. M&R SHOPPING CENTER �• • 7 - The Dmly Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0. D<>< 19,1973 6 ..., The Dally Sent mel, M1ddleport-POtnero'. o . D<' IG, 19;;, & THINGS Television Log 6 oo- News 3, 6 7 7 8 WEDN~SDAY ~. 8, lU c , 13 BY PAUL DECEMBEII19 A t:K News 13 Sesame St 10 Pe r~altfy and Benavmr al Developmen1 JJ 30- NewsJ 4 15 6 8. 10 Hogan 's Heroes.l3 00- NeV\.s 10 What s My lme 8 Truth or Conseq J Know Your Schools 33 I Spy 15 30---Ch the Money 4 To Tell the Trut h6 , Sale ot the Century s Pol1ce Surgeon J . The Judge 10 BMt t he Clock 13 Know Your Anhques 20 . Ep1sode Action J:J 00--Sonny & Cher8 , Adam 17, J 4 IS Bdl Moyers Journal 70 )J , Rock and Roll Years 6 13 Mr Magoo s Chns1mas Carol 10 8 3G-Conl ltc ts 20 33 Snoop Srs ters 3 4 15 Movte P1oneer Woma n ' 13 Ptckwtck 6 9 00-Cannon 8 10 10 00--- News 10 Ko 1ak B 10 Love Stor y 3 4 15 Washing ton DeQates 33 ONen Marsh a ll IJ 11 QO- News J , 4 6 8 10 13 15 Ja n ak1 JJ 11 30--Johnn y Car son 3 J 15 D1c k Cavell 6 M.ovte ' W ho Was That La dy' 8 ' Les M tsera b les ' 10 ' These Thousand Ntghts" 1J 1 00- Tom orr ow 3 4 Dtck Ca ve t t 13 2 00- News 4 2 30 - News 13 THURSDAY . DEC 10, mJ 6 00 - Sunnse Sem 1nar 4 Sa cr ed Heart 10 6 15 - Amenca s Problems 10 6 20 - Farm Report 13 6 25 - Paul Harvey 13 6 30 - Btble Answers 8 Patterns for Ltvl ng lJ New s 6 F 1ve M i nutes to Ltve By 4 6 35 - Columbus Today 4 6 45 - Corncob Report 3 Farmtf m e 10 7 00 - Today 3 4 15 News 8 10 Romper Room 6 Lone Rang er 13 7 30 - Rocky & Bullwmkle 13 New Zoo Revue6 8 00 - Cap1 Kangaroo 8, 10 Sesame St JJ La ss te 6 New Zoo Revue 13 8 30 - Huck & Yog t 6 D1 ck Van Dyke 1J 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - Paul D t >~:on 4 Brady Bun ch 6 AM 3 Ph il Donahue 15 Abbott and Costello 8 Fnendly Junct ton 10 Mnv •P Caprice" 13 Shmmg Trees of Sunnse 33 9 30 - To Tel l the Truth 3, Secret Storm 8 Company 6 Belsntckltng 33 9 55 - Chuck Wh tte Reports 10 10 00 - D1nah Shore 3 15 Jokers Wt ld 8, 10 Bea uty and th e Beast 33 10 30 - Mtke Douglas 6 Baffle 3. 4 15 $10 000 Pyram td 8 10 Christmas 1783 33 11 00 - Wtzard of Odds 3 4 15 Hazel 8 Gambtt 10 Password 13, Hap--py Holtda ys 33 11 30- Brad y Bunch 13 Bowltng 6 Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Love of L1fe 8, 10 Sesame Street JJ 11 55 - CBS News a Dan I mel s World 10 12 00 - Password 6 Jeopardy 3, 15 Bob Braun s 50 50 Club 4 News B, 10 13 12 30 - Split Second 6 3 W s 3 15 Search for Tomorrow 8 10 Mime Ctrcus 33 12 55 - NBC News 3, 15 I 00 - All My Children 6 13 Concentration 8 What s My L tne? 10 Not for Women Only 15 New s 3 L ttf le Drummer Boy 33 1 15 - Christmas on Grandfather's Farm 33 1 30 - Three on a Match 3, 4 15 As th e World Turns 8 10 Let s Make A Deal 6 13 N1ght Before Chnslmas 33 1 45 - Chnstmqs Through the Ages 33 2 00 - Days of Our Lt ves 3 4 15, Gutdtng Ltght 8 \0 Newlywed Game 6, 1J The Plot to Overthrow Christmas 33 2 30 - Doctors 3 4 15 Edge of Ntght 8 10 Gtrlm M y Ltfe 6 13 3 00 - Masferp1ece Theater 20 Another World 3 4 15 Genera l Hospttal6, 13 Vtrgm1an 8 Pr lce ts R ight 10 Makmg Thmgs Grow 33 3 30 - Return to Peyton Pla ce 3 15 , One L1fe t o Ltve l3 "'Phil Donahue 4 Huck & Yogt 6 Secret Storm 10 Echoes of Child hood 33 4 00 - Sesame Street 33 Mr Car1oon and the Banana Splits J Somerset 15 Speedracer 6 Mov te Apache Titles ' 10 Farmer's Daughter 13 4 30 - Gtlligan s Island 1J I Love Lu cy 6 Green Acres 3 Jeopardy 4 Sanfa Claus 15 Lu cy Show 8 WIN AT BRIDGE Modern use of grand slam force NORTH 19 • Q63 •ss t AQB2 .KQ94 TODAY S QUESTION do b1d four notrump and your partner bid s f1v e spades to show three aces Wllat do you do You now? EAST • 10 984 WEST • .Q76 CRABTR~E trend Of rl"<.' enl \ l'3rS t'Olllln UI_)S, [)u ('lllbrr rna '' tUillt.' to be k.no" n 3S the month Y.: llhout .1 m rcJ! ul<~r mght·lunc IV Specials and spnrts U~rea te n lo pre-<:mpt the ~ hole thmg, sta r ling about Thanksgl\ mg each yea1 Goodbyt>, Matt D11lon So long fot a " h1Ie, Arch1e Bunk er Au rcvo1 r , I rons1d(• - and on ~nd on and on Ever) week has a few spec ials, of t.:ourse, rangmg from Oral Roberts to Jacques Coll'iteau, and some sports. dependent on the cale ndar But aft C:r the turkev casserole from Tlmnksgavwg ts gr atefull y wssed mw the garbage disposal , a vcn ta ble t1de of holiday spec .als beg ms to develop, mundatmg the v.ewer JUSt about the t1me you' re reading this And the ubiquitous bowl games and pro football playoffs, bare ly gettmg thm wmd back fr om competmg w1th th e World Scnes, (lnds compet1bon from the basketball u orld Just to bore you w1th some dull staltsttcs, t here \H re onlv 18 "spec1als" liSted m TV Gmde for lhe week of Oct 6-1 2, and th1 s IS a hard --sell penod for the networks 1 here were even fewer m other 1\eeks sampled - 14 m the July 22-28 penod, dunng swnmer'sdoldrums, and 17 m the March 11-17 peno<l, when the season 1s v. mding down But the post-ThanksgiVin g avalanche showed 24 spec1al programs m the Nov 24·30 Issue of TV GUide, and 27 lasl week That's almost half of all pnme·tlm e network hours The thmg 1sn't a monstrous problem, and 1ts or1g1ns are easy to trace If a well·rece1ved hohday program goe" u ell when or1gmally presented, 1t's socked back m the vault for another run when another Christmas 1s commg Smce new offenngs appear each year, vrrtually every new show has 1ts counterpart man old one, back for another look-see Thus, we hav e the seventh or e1ghth showmg of " A Charhe Brown CriStmas" (well worth 1t), and the first appearance of llThe Homecommg," the special wh1ch msp1red "The Waltons" hit TV senes (also worthwh!le ), along w1th still another run at "Frosty the Snowman," which IS gettmg cloymg and t1me-worn , and ' How lhe Grmch Stole Chnstmas," also a httlc ted1ous the third or fourth time around It IS too much After all the Chnstmas spec~als, and the mulbtudmous bowl games, January may be remembered as the month lhe Amencan vtewmg audience gets reacquamted w1th such usually· fam1har faces as Luc1Ue Ball, Mary Tyler Moore and The Odd Couple 5 00 - Mt sfer Roger s 20 33 I Dream of Jeann 1e 13 Andy Gnlf m 8 M 1ss ton lmpo ss tbl e 6 Bonan za 3 15 M erv Gr tfft n X Helen Help Dear LGE So a m r• - • • ........ . 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B~ •• • • • •• ·: ····::;:;:;::;:;:;:;;:;.;:;::;.;:;:;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;:;:;: •'=!: . . • • •• • : -: · ; • • • ·: ••• =·. :·:··::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;. : .. . ... .•:0. . .... • • • • .; '• ·: BATH TOWELS by THOMAS JOSEPH CriSIS 0\•er Chns tmas Lights ACROSS Dear Helen I ma ll for conservmg energy, but this 1s too mu ch My w1fe says " " should ha\ e a dark Chns tma s No outdoor hghts, nol C\cn an} on th~ tree I lake gr eat pnde m my holiday hghtmg Our house won second prtze m the Chnstmas decoration contest last year , and I " as g01ng for fir st thiS Decembe r , until they cancelled the contest We've been argumg for two weeks 1 even went out last mght and put all the li ghts up, but now every tune I turn them on, she snaps the switch off What do you do w1th a hard hne energy nul ' - BLACKOUT BLUES Dea r BB G1ve the little lady a gold star 1 Her ''Wasle not , Watt not" program IS evidently what thiS rountry needs rlghl now (And If It's any consolation, our outdoor lights went dark th1s year, our thermostat stands at a scant 67, and I've become a sweater freak ) - H +++ I Oper a wear 5 T owmg .r:opc 10 Border on ll.Onthe DOWN s1de ~-· SOCi ety ~ .·: '•' ·;: :;: Ship 3 Em 13. Greek cheese 14. Sullen ' 15 Devour 16. Celtic Neptune 17. Range of kJIOWI edge 18. Au couranl 20. "-or the S1dh Hap pmess" 21. Ike and barr ass (4w<Js) 4 Greek 12 5 Flash or shU 6 Fru1t o! the oak 7. My, Its cold' 8 Confront (4 wds) 9 Perfume 16 letter 19 22 23 Yesterday's Answer ' Med1 ' 25 D1d a cmal model's leaves JOP Unas 26 R1ver In pirated N and S consonant Carolina Subject o! (2 wds) many 28 Stnngent best 29. Tr1mmmg sellers fabric Mall 33 Hard· k1ln sh1p Small 35 Inlet crown •'..•. •'• - HAPPY CHRI STI\ AS SHOP P ING- - HAPPY CHR ISTMAS SHOPPING- SPECIAL GROUP LADIES' GIFT ROBES AND SPECIAl GROUP LADIES' PANT SUITS AND pam on Z5. Versifier 26. Sell DUSTERS DRESSES Ihi ci tly 21. Eye Select a g1ft robe or duster from our great collection of new holiday styles QUilted nylon and no·1ron woven fabn cs A beautiful assortment of better dresses and pant swts m tlus spec1al Holiday Sale Group Every gannent JS a bargam. $1000 ~ HAPPY Pass 3. Pass Pass 6+ Pass Pass Pass Pass Openmg lead-J+ Sleepytune Cht1stmas Gifts for her' Gowns and paJamas 111 assorted styles and colors W1de selection B1g savmgs FROM J 9 Stotllsh OPPING- feudal l ord HULIDAY GROUP LADIES' PERM PRESS HOUSE I DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it· I [) III IS ITESHEEt II J II WHAT THE 5UF<:<5EON DID AFTE!t CUTTING. fAHVEBEI [] I I I "===~;:;~~~~iiiii~~a~u~n~,.~t.d;b,. above rL.._ ..:..:Pril :::.:.·=--=··:..::IIISWIII=Iift::.:.......__!l rI rr x J N., arrance the duled letten to fonn the aurpriae antwer, u the (b.wen J"rnbln AWFUL HUSKY ORATOFI Yr•lrrd•y'• An•wer /lout to gel rul of a UrcRtJinr crrslomcr-SHOO HIM AWAY cartoon. IOIIIUn'DW' NAUGHT AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW DRESSES One letter stmply stands for another In th1s sample A 1s used for the three L s X Cor the tv. a O's etc Smgle letters apostrophes, the length and form atmn of the words are all 'Spec1al Chnstmas Sale Group of pretty prmt dresses m !me quality cotton, for home or street wear MlSSes and half Sizes Shop early hmfs Each daJ the code letters are dtfferent CRYPTOQUOTES VA VDN BF'VFLN ENRIK RJ GLAO RJN . RV lAY BFPPM SP RTN AORIAFJ JFLLAFIUJ PRZN S DSPA -XADI VDN EFV S TO YOU OUR CUSTOMER We tak e th1 s opportundy to w1sh our fm e fn ends a very Happ y Hol1day Season May we always cont mue to serve you In a courteous and efficient manner M er r y Chnstma s from our staff SELECTEp STYLES IN MEN'S "SCAM"S" QUALITY BIG SELECTION GIRL'S HOUSE SLIPPERS DRESSES Select a pa1r of these fme, comfortable hou.se slLppers for h1m Fme vmyls, leathers. corduroys, W1de range of SIZes LADIES' WATERPROOF VINYL FASHION ( @ 1973 Kmg Features Synd1nte, Inc ) G.C.O ' WI.IE1<4 HilS OUTFIT GETS ITS (.O'Io\1'\JTEilS GOIHG , YOU C: AN FAIRl.Y WEAR TI-lE BRAINS POP I SPECIAL GROUP MEN 'S - HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOPP IN G- APPY CH RI STMAS SHOPPIN G- POl~STER DOUBLEKNIT ·DRESS SLACKS DRESS BOOTS Polyester doublekruts and woven fabrics 111 pla1ds, plams and patterns. You'll fmd class1c and con· temporary styles ~ Pretty new fashion dress boots m waterproof vmyl Sizes 5 to 10 Use our J..ay·A·Way plan Stiffler's Christmas Sale. - HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOPPIN G- $13 00 LADIES' ANGEL TREAD By Oswald & James Jacoby LEISURE SLIPPERS $ 99 I $399 - HAPPY CHRI ST AS SHOPP IN G- MEN'S 4·1N·HAND OR REDDI-TIED LADIES' WARM GIFT NECK TIES HOUSE SLIPPERS • At.l ml-t-1>.·11-~l ... ~a, 'ffiA.T I<.lllO Of Choose a gift tie from our fine selectton, plam colors, stripes and aU over patterns Ladies' new fall and hoUday house shppers. Select from a w1de assortment ADIJICE,-rniSEAAMIN,I.TI().l\S COST- $4 99 $599 IIY<o IN3 FIFTY BUGKS Z FROM $199 $299 TO EACH PAl - HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING- - HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING REG 79c VALUE MEN'S BIG SAMPLE GROUP LADIES' FLARE SLACKS B~g sample group of laches' flare slacks denimll, corduroys, and brushed fabrics From some of the moot famous makers. VALUES TO EACH ~<~x:<::-~·x·:~:~:::<~x~~=·~·x~~"~~ MEN'S FLEECE LINED COLORED SWEAT SHIRTS Spectal group of men's fleece Uned cotton long sleeve sweat sh1rts. S.M-L. ORLON DRESS SOCKS Reg 79c value m en s asst co lors orion dress socks Save now a t you r Frtendly St tftler Stores Buy several pa trs now MEN'S FANCY BROADCLOTH PAJAMAS Neatly tailored pajamas m soft cotton broadcloth. Penn press Sues A·B-C·D 99 - HAPPY rH r.n C.TMll.S c;HnPPING- LADI ES ' FALL & HOLIDAY HANDBAGS Choose from the newest holiday hand bags m a vanety o( SIZOS and shapes In all the wanted colors Fme leather like vmyls $299ro $goo $399PAIR - HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING- - HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING- MENS FAMOUS CAMPU~ SPECIAL GROUP LADIES' Bell Bottom · F Iares· W1 de leq FANCY ORLON SPORT PANTS KNIT GLOVES Men s famous Campus sport pants Wtde belts flares tn brushect dentm · twills S1zes 30 to 38 Asst colors and ,styles BudQet pnced Shop your Fnendly Stiffler's Dept Store ftrst $699 I .. - HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING- $200 TO Spec1al Chnstmas Sale Group of ladla' fancy kmt orion gloves. Stiffler's haw gifts for ber w wear $8~~air_ 00 PAIR $7 99 - HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING- LADIES HOLIDAY FAMOUS PHILMAID TRICOT WALTZ GOWNS IS SO lo!ARD 10 5loiO' loiE' HilS J:\IEI<Yl'HING I Beauttful Phtl Matd waltz gowns for Chnstmas gtvmg Trtcot In assorted pastel colors wtth lace trlmrmng Stzes S M L - HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOPP IN G- - HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING- ~ Blli ~tLECTION LADIES' NEW HOLIDAY DRESSES A great collection of new lrudget priced dresses m a good chotce of hotidaY styles Select from a w1de var1ety of colors, patterns and fabrics $329 - HAPPY CHRI STMA S SHOPPING- $]99TO $2999 EA. OTHERS AT EACH PAIR - HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING- fHE BORN LOSER oo Each MATCHING PILLOW CASES Choose one of these fme wann lmed wmter Jackets for hiS Chnstmas Gift $250 $450 !NEWSPAPER ENTERPR ISE ASSN l > FLANNEL SHIRTS WINTER JACKETS TWIN SIZES FULL SIZES 3 - HAPPY CHR ISTMAS SHOPPING- MEN'S ZIPPER OR BUTTON - Take your Choice. Twm and full sues With matchmg ptllow cases Floral patterns Men's Campus brand long sleeve perm press sport shtrts m assorted fancy colors and pat· terns MEN'S BRIGHT PLAID Festive footwear for Christmas giving Famous Nngel Tread leiSure sUppers Btg selection TO FLORAL SHEETS SPORT SHIRTS OTHERS $4 99 To $10 - HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING- - HAPPY !:; HRISTMAS SHOPPING- SPECIAL GROUP CANNON CAMEO-ROSE NO-IRON MEN'S LONG SLEEVE CAMPUS BRAND TO 2. ALLEY OOP Special group of g1rls new fall and hohday dresses tn assorted styles, colors and patterns S1zes 3 to 6X and 7 to 12 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT PT PLEASANT UNCN M • ' PRETTY HOLIDAY STIFFLER STORES INt:. VDN GLNJNIV Yesterday's Cryptoquote A CONSERVATIVE IS A MAN WITH TWO PERFECTLY GOOD LEGS WHO. HOWEVER, HAS NEVER LEARNED TO WALK -FRANKLIN D ROOSE VELT === • - HAPPY CHR IS TMAS SHOPPING- - HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING- SN T 6• The b1dd mg has been 19 West North East South 1+ Pass 1• Pa.. 2+ Pass 4+ Pass •• Pass y 011, Sou lh, hoi d •KJU •2 +AQI06.5.K43 Wlial do you do now' A - Bid four notrump Your pari- 11.11 ohown dedded signs .r llf~ •nd you tan arrord to ask 101' acn ,Special sale group of dress and casual coats Regular values $29 99 to $35 00 A beautiful collectiOn at b1g savmgs tressed .................. ....., .."- ~· 1 ...... South I GOT A SUSPRIGE FER 'IE, LUKEV-· WHICH HAND 'IE PICK? COATS SLEEPWEAR $5 99 PRICED FROM I'LL TAKE 'EM BOTH , HONEV POT" SPECIAL GROUP LADIES' DRESS AND CASUAL GOWNS AND ~AJAMAS LADIES' PRETTY GIFT 38 Be diS THAT NAME KEEPS -.._:_R,.INGING A BELL' Today' s hand •llilstrates both luck m duplicate and the modern expert use of the grand·slam force North 1s really exc1ted when he hears h1s partner's forcmg two spade opemng b1d Then he 1usl ra1ses to three With every mtentwn of takmg strong actiOn later Then South Jumps to f1ve notrump an North can't f1gure what IS gomg on He has all he has shown plus at least one ace and Ius partner IS trym!l for a grand slam North s f1rst thought 1s JUSt to b1d seven spades Then he I REALIZED IfjAD 70 stops to tlunk and dec1des GIVE 1HE INFANT ®MOM~ WHEN r flAW 'THE that hiS partner must hold TEN0EI(NE5$, 'THE LOVE_ BACK WrTHOUT A FIGHT e1ther seven spades and Six IN MRS. ROBEZTS' EYES hearts or stx of each su1t plus WHEN ~E &AW HER t)le ace of clubs He really BA6Y needed that for Ius grand· slam force The modermsts respond to a grand slam force by bid· dmg seven w1th two of the three top honors and other· w1se showmg the1r trump strength by vanous grada· lions North dec1des that Ius trumps are a tnne too good for a mere SIX club b1d and b1ds SIX d1amonds South stud1es a wh1le and dec1des to SHE. GOT SHE HAS ® settle for JUst SIX spades - C.H()Cr<,L.E!j....\ EJ\ MATE '' NOW HE RDMANTIC Where does duplicate luc k ' PLANS CAIN'T come mto the ptcture? BeFO'HI MPI:5TFlO'I cause seven spades IS a rea~O'I'AWK'! ,.....-'-----' sonable contract It makes agamst almost all even or nearly even breaks m the two maJor su1ts bul1t i'ust doesn 't happen to wheel m th1s t1me Sc1ence has pa1d off but the unsc1entlf1c bidders who went down at seven are enlllled to m1ld complamts - "' AP P Y CHRI STM AS SHOPPING- < HR IS TMA S SHO PP ING- VALUES East YOUR CHOI CE YOUR CHOI CE roughly 24 Com Elms' One large table ot a:;st toys for boys and gtrl s Values lo $1 29 Save now a t your Fnendly Sttffler Stor es 36. Handle 24 Silent weight form four ordmary words. TOYS-TOYS OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMASI-OPEN SUNDAYS 1 PM TO 6 PM-GIFTS FOR EVERYONE ON YOUR LIST-SHOP NOWI 23 Malay weight Unscramble these rour Jumbles. one letter to each !iquare, to -.. GIFTS-GIFTS Gtfts from all over the world Valves to S.l ~9 Two large tables to choose from See thts group Yov w1ll want several for your tnend5 Yes you save money 11t Sf tffler s ,•: ,•, 22 BraZJhan 28. Bml dog 30. Mus1eal note 31. Pagoda ornament 32 Mern mcnt 34 Hab1tua ted (var ) 36. Tempo 37 "Under the :·::,•. $144EACH . D1rec llon on '• Reg $ 1 99 va l ue btg so ft 22x44 stze platd and fl or a l bat h towe ls Stock up now at you r Sl• ffl er Stores Shop every n.te untdl Chr1sfma s .. ! - other Turner Dear Helen Remember me ' I'm the gal who wondered how to f1ght the annual battle of the the rmostat - when ''some hke 1t hot , some hke 1t cold " Thanks to the PreSident, the problem IS solved Nowadays, when I turn the md1cator to 68 (my favonte temperature ), 1t stays there, and my cold-blooded husband JUSt adds another layer of clothes For the f1rst Y.mter m 15 years , I'm not overheated, and we aren't playmg thermo-yo.yo - A LITTLE GOOD IN EVERYT HING P S I'm g1vmg my husband thermal underwear for Chnst 40 Use l c:,s plant VAL UE S TO SI 59 .. Plam and Flo r a l •, HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING ... HAPPY CH RI STMAS SHOPPIN G llt•len Uoth·l Both vulnerable West ~. 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HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOPPIN G- 4 5 30 Gomer Pyl e 13 Hodgepodge L odge 20 Be verly Hli lbtll leS 8 Elec Co 33 5 55 - Earl N ghttnga le 15 6 00 - News6 8 10 Sesame 51 20 Lt lla s Yoga & You 33 ABC News 13 News 3 4 15 6 30 - New s 3 4 CBS News B 10 Your Future tS Now 33 NB C News 15 ABC News 6 Hogan s Heroe s 13 7 00 - Bea t the Clock 4 What s My Lme 8 News 10 Electn c Co 20 Vmce Lombardi Sc tence and Art of Football 33 T r uth or Consequences 3 6 Lets Make A Deal 13 Call ot the West 15 7 30 - Hollywood Squares 3 Wt ld K1ngd om lOr Sale of th e Ce ntury 4 To Te l l th e Tru th 6 Ozz1e s Gtrl s 8 Handfuls of Ashes 20 Beat the Clock 13 Johnny Mann s Stand Up & Cheer 15 Lookmg Ahead 33 8 00 - Advocates 20 33 Flip Wilson 3 a 15 Toma 6 13 Th e Waton s 8 10 9 00 - lrons tde 3 4 15 Kung Fu 6 1 3 ~ Movt es Al l tn a Ntght s Work " 8 M y Stx Loves 10 Off the Re cord 20 M en Who Made the Movtes 33 9 30 - Off the Record 20 1Q OQ----News 20 Chrtsfmas Card 4 Rena tssan ce Chns tm as 33 NBC F oil es3 15 Streets of San Franct sco6 13 11 00 - NewsS 101.3 Janakt33 News3 4 6 15 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 15 Dtck Cavett 6 Rose Bowl Bound 4 Mov 1es Requtem for a Secr et Agent 8 Walk East on Beacon 10 The St Valen ttne s Day M assacre 13 11 40 - Johnny Carson 4 1 30 - Tomorrow 3 4 D1ck Cavett 13 2 00 - News 4 2 JO - News 13 .42 t K653 t ·····. · · :-· : ·-:.--;.;. . ·.o..:····.. •.. .••.•.•;t•••••••••. • • • •·... ........... :·:·:·:·:·:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: •• • -=· •• 1.' ·" .. .·• ..... .-:.-·· . •.·.·:·:::;::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:;:;:j:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;::;:;:;::;:;:;.:·:·:=:·:·:·:·: ..: ~=-·;o >;. . .. ·~· m tts - HAPP-Y CHRISTMAS SHOPPING- '' MEN'S SANDY McGEE OXFORDS-LOAFERS Men's Sa ndy McGee loafers and ox fords m a large se lectmn of styles and stzes Budget pnced fo meet your budget Save now ....(<. ' SOff, tuddly ..Stuffed !?lush An1mals ;· HUGE SE!LI:CTION BEARS...: DOGS ' . A large select\!'" or son cuddly plush anrmals Bears Cat5l Qogs In your cho1ce of fDlbrS i!n d kmds .' YOUR CHOICE $199 EA. �• • 7 - The Dmly Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0. D<>< 19,1973 6 ..., The Dally Sent mel, M1ddleport-POtnero'. o . D<' IG, 19;;, & THINGS Television Log 6 oo- News 3, 6 7 7 8 WEDN~SDAY ~. 8, lU c , 13 BY PAUL DECEMBEII19 A t:K News 13 Sesame St 10 Pe r~altfy and Benavmr al Developmen1 JJ 30- NewsJ 4 15 6 8. 10 Hogan 's Heroes.l3 00- NeV\.s 10 What s My lme 8 Truth or Conseq J Know Your Schools 33 I Spy 15 30---Ch the Money 4 To Tell the Trut h6 , Sale ot the Century s Pol1ce Surgeon J . The Judge 10 BMt t he Clock 13 Know Your Anhques 20 . Ep1sode Action J:J 00--Sonny & Cher8 , Adam 17, J 4 IS Bdl Moyers Journal 70 )J , Rock and Roll Years 6 13 Mr Magoo s Chns1mas Carol 10 8 3G-Conl ltc ts 20 33 Snoop Srs ters 3 4 15 Movte P1oneer Woma n ' 13 Ptckwtck 6 9 00-Cannon 8 10 10 00--- News 10 Ko 1ak B 10 Love Stor y 3 4 15 Washing ton DeQates 33 ONen Marsh a ll IJ 11 QO- News J , 4 6 8 10 13 15 Ja n ak1 JJ 11 30--Johnn y Car son 3 J 15 D1c k Cavell 6 M.ovte ' W ho Was That La dy' 8 ' Les M tsera b les ' 10 ' These Thousand Ntghts" 1J 1 00- Tom orr ow 3 4 Dtck Ca ve t t 13 2 00- News 4 2 30 - News 13 THURSDAY . DEC 10, mJ 6 00 - Sunnse Sem 1nar 4 Sa cr ed Heart 10 6 15 - Amenca s Problems 10 6 20 - Farm Report 13 6 25 - Paul Harvey 13 6 30 - Btble Answers 8 Patterns for Ltvl ng lJ New s 6 F 1ve M i nutes to Ltve By 4 6 35 - Columbus Today 4 6 45 - Corncob Report 3 Farmtf m e 10 7 00 - Today 3 4 15 News 8 10 Romper Room 6 Lone Rang er 13 7 30 - Rocky & Bullwmkle 13 New Zoo Revue6 8 00 - Cap1 Kangaroo 8, 10 Sesame St JJ La ss te 6 New Zoo Revue 13 8 30 - Huck & Yog t 6 D1 ck Van Dyke 1J 8 55 - News 13 9 00 - Paul D t >~:on 4 Brady Bun ch 6 AM 3 Ph il Donahue 15 Abbott and Costello 8 Fnendly Junct ton 10 Mnv •P Caprice" 13 Shmmg Trees of Sunnse 33 9 30 - To Tel l the Truth 3, Secret Storm 8 Company 6 Belsntckltng 33 9 55 - Chuck Wh tte Reports 10 10 00 - D1nah Shore 3 15 Jokers Wt ld 8, 10 Bea uty and th e Beast 33 10 30 - Mtke Douglas 6 Baffle 3. 4 15 $10 000 Pyram td 8 10 Christmas 1783 33 11 00 - Wtzard of Odds 3 4 15 Hazel 8 Gambtt 10 Password 13, Hap--py Holtda ys 33 11 30- Brad y Bunch 13 Bowltng 6 Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Love of L1fe 8, 10 Sesame Street JJ 11 55 - CBS News a Dan I mel s World 10 12 00 - Password 6 Jeopardy 3, 15 Bob Braun s 50 50 Club 4 News B, 10 13 12 30 - Split Second 6 3 W s 3 15 Search for Tomorrow 8 10 Mime Ctrcus 33 12 55 - NBC News 3, 15 I 00 - All My Children 6 13 Concentration 8 What s My L tne? 10 Not for Women Only 15 New s 3 L ttf le Drummer Boy 33 1 15 - Christmas on Grandfather's Farm 33 1 30 - Three on a Match 3, 4 15 As th e World Turns 8 10 Let s Make A Deal 6 13 N1ght Before Chnslmas 33 1 45 - Chnstmqs Through the Ages 33 2 00 - Days of Our Lt ves 3 4 15, Gutdtng Ltght 8 \0 Newlywed Game 6, 1J The Plot to Overthrow Christmas 33 2 30 - Doctors 3 4 15 Edge of Ntght 8 10 Gtrlm M y Ltfe 6 13 3 00 - Masferp1ece Theater 20 Another World 3 4 15 Genera l Hospttal6, 13 Vtrgm1an 8 Pr lce ts R ight 10 Makmg Thmgs Grow 33 3 30 - Return to Peyton Pla ce 3 15 , One L1fe t o Ltve l3 "'Phil Donahue 4 Huck & Yogt 6 Secret Storm 10 Echoes of Child hood 33 4 00 - Sesame Street 33 Mr Car1oon and the Banana Splits J Somerset 15 Speedracer 6 Mov te Apache Titles ' 10 Farmer's Daughter 13 4 30 - Gtlligan s Island 1J I Love Lu cy 6 Green Acres 3 Jeopardy 4 Sanfa Claus 15 Lu cy Show 8 WIN AT BRIDGE Modern use of grand slam force NORTH 19 • Q63 •ss t AQB2 .KQ94 TODAY S QUESTION do b1d four notrump and your partner bid s f1v e spades to show three aces Wllat do you do You now? EAST • 10 984 WEST • .Q76 CRABTR~E trend Of rl"<.' enl \ l'3rS t'Olllln UI_)S, [)u ('lllbrr rna '' tUillt.' to be k.no" n 3S the month Y.: llhout .1 m rcJ! ul<~r mght·lunc IV Specials and spnrts U~rea te n lo pre-<:mpt the ~ hole thmg, sta r ling about Thanksgl\ mg each yea1 Goodbyt>, Matt D11lon So long fot a " h1Ie, Arch1e Bunk er Au rcvo1 r , I rons1d(• - and on ~nd on and on Ever) week has a few spec ials, of t.:ourse, rangmg from Oral Roberts to Jacques Coll'iteau, and some sports. dependent on the cale ndar But aft C:r the turkev casserole from Tlmnksgavwg ts gr atefull y wssed mw the garbage disposal , a vcn ta ble t1de of holiday spec .als beg ms to develop, mundatmg the v.ewer JUSt about the t1me you' re reading this And the ubiquitous bowl games and pro football playoffs, bare ly gettmg thm wmd back fr om competmg w1th th e World Scnes, (lnds compet1bon from the basketball u orld Just to bore you w1th some dull staltsttcs, t here \H re onlv 18 "spec1als" liSted m TV Gmde for lhe week of Oct 6-1 2, and th1 s IS a hard --sell penod for the networks 1 here were even fewer m other 1\eeks sampled - 14 m the July 22-28 penod, dunng swnmer'sdoldrums, and 17 m the March 11-17 peno<l, when the season 1s v. mding down But the post-ThanksgiVin g avalanche showed 24 spec1al programs m the Nov 24·30 Issue of TV GUide, and 27 lasl week That's almost half of all pnme·tlm e network hours The thmg 1sn't a monstrous problem, and 1ts or1g1ns are easy to trace If a well·rece1ved hohday program goe" u ell when or1gmally presented, 1t's socked back m the vault for another run when another Christmas 1s commg Smce new offenngs appear each year, vrrtually every new show has 1ts counterpart man old one, back for another look-see Thus, we hav e the seventh or e1ghth showmg of " A Charhe Brown CriStmas" (well worth 1t), and the first appearance of llThe Homecommg," the special wh1ch msp1red "The Waltons" hit TV senes (also worthwh!le ), along w1th still another run at "Frosty the Snowman," which IS gettmg cloymg and t1me-worn , and ' How lhe Grmch Stole Chnstmas," also a httlc ted1ous the third or fourth time around It IS too much After all the Chnstmas spec~als, and the mulbtudmous bowl games, January may be remembered as the month lhe Amencan vtewmg audience gets reacquamted w1th such usually· fam1har faces as Luc1Ue Ball, Mary Tyler Moore and The Odd Couple 5 00 - Mt sfer Roger s 20 33 I Dream of Jeann 1e 13 Andy Gnlf m 8 M 1ss ton lmpo ss tbl e 6 Bonan za 3 15 M erv Gr tfft n X Helen Help Dear LGE So a m r• - • • ........ . 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B~ •• • • • •• ·: ····::;:;:;::;:;:;:;;:;.;:;::;.;:;:;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;:;:;: •'=!: . . • • •• • : -: · ; • • • ·: ••• =·. :·:··::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;. : .. . ... .•:0. . .... • • • • .; '• ·: BATH TOWELS by THOMAS JOSEPH CriSIS 0\•er Chns tmas Lights ACROSS Dear Helen I ma ll for conservmg energy, but this 1s too mu ch My w1fe says " " should ha\ e a dark Chns tma s No outdoor hghts, nol C\cn an} on th~ tree I lake gr eat pnde m my holiday hghtmg Our house won second prtze m the Chnstmas decoration contest last year , and I " as g01ng for fir st thiS Decembe r , until they cancelled the contest We've been argumg for two weeks 1 even went out last mght and put all the li ghts up, but now every tune I turn them on, she snaps the switch off What do you do w1th a hard hne energy nul ' - BLACKOUT BLUES Dea r BB G1ve the little lady a gold star 1 Her ''Wasle not , Watt not" program IS evidently what thiS rountry needs rlghl now (And If It's any consolation, our outdoor lights went dark th1s year, our thermostat stands at a scant 67, and I've become a sweater freak ) - H +++ I Oper a wear 5 T owmg .r:opc 10 Border on ll.Onthe DOWN s1de ~-· SOCi ety ~ .·: '•' ·;: :;: Ship 3 Em 13. Greek cheese 14. Sullen ' 15 Devour 16. Celtic Neptune 17. Range of kJIOWI edge 18. Au couranl 20. "-or the S1dh Hap pmess" 21. Ike and barr ass (4w<Js) 4 Greek 12 5 Flash or shU 6 Fru1t o! the oak 7. My, Its cold' 8 Confront (4 wds) 9 Perfume 16 letter 19 22 23 Yesterday's Answer ' Med1 ' 25 D1d a cmal model's leaves JOP Unas 26 R1ver In pirated N and S consonant Carolina Subject o! (2 wds) many 28 Stnngent best 29. Tr1mmmg sellers fabric Mall 33 Hard· k1ln sh1p Small 35 Inlet crown •'..•. •'• - HAPPY CHRI STI\ AS SHOP P ING- - HAPPY CHR ISTMAS SHOPPING- SPECIAL GROUP LADIES' GIFT ROBES AND SPECIAl GROUP LADIES' PANT SUITS AND pam on Z5. Versifier 26. Sell DUSTERS DRESSES Ihi ci tly 21. Eye Select a g1ft robe or duster from our great collection of new holiday styles QUilted nylon and no·1ron woven fabn cs A beautiful assortment of better dresses and pant swts m tlus spec1al Holiday Sale Group Every gannent JS a bargam. $1000 ~ HAPPY Pass 3. Pass Pass 6+ Pass Pass Pass Pass Openmg lead-J+ Sleepytune Cht1stmas Gifts for her' Gowns and paJamas 111 assorted styles and colors W1de selection B1g savmgs FROM J 9 Stotllsh OPPING- feudal l ord HULIDAY GROUP LADIES' PERM PRESS HOUSE I DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it· I [) III IS ITESHEEt II J II WHAT THE 5UF<:<5EON DID AFTE!t CUTTING. fAHVEBEI [] I I I "===~;:;~~~~iiiii~~a~u~n~,.~t.d;b,. above rL.._ ..:..:Pril :::.:.·=--=··:..::IIISWIII=Iift::.:.......__!l rI rr x J N., arrance the duled letten to fonn the aurpriae antwer, u the (b.wen J"rnbln AWFUL HUSKY ORATOFI Yr•lrrd•y'• An•wer /lout to gel rul of a UrcRtJinr crrslomcr-SHOO HIM AWAY cartoon. IOIIIUn'DW' NAUGHT AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW DRESSES One letter stmply stands for another In th1s sample A 1s used for the three L s X Cor the tv. a O's etc Smgle letters apostrophes, the length and form atmn of the words are all 'Spec1al Chnstmas Sale Group of pretty prmt dresses m !me quality cotton, for home or street wear MlSSes and half Sizes Shop early hmfs Each daJ the code letters are dtfferent CRYPTOQUOTES VA VDN BF'VFLN ENRIK RJ GLAO RJN . RV lAY BFPPM SP RTN AORIAFJ JFLLAFIUJ PRZN S DSPA -XADI VDN EFV S TO YOU OUR CUSTOMER We tak e th1 s opportundy to w1sh our fm e fn ends a very Happ y Hol1day Season May we always cont mue to serve you In a courteous and efficient manner M er r y Chnstma s from our staff SELECTEp STYLES IN MEN'S "SCAM"S" QUALITY BIG SELECTION GIRL'S HOUSE SLIPPERS DRESSES Select a pa1r of these fme, comfortable hou.se slLppers for h1m Fme vmyls, leathers. corduroys, W1de range of SIZes LADIES' WATERPROOF VINYL FASHION ( @ 1973 Kmg Features Synd1nte, Inc ) G.C.O ' WI.IE1<4 HilS OUTFIT GETS ITS (.O'Io\1'\JTEilS GOIHG , YOU C: AN FAIRl.Y WEAR TI-lE BRAINS POP I SPECIAL GROUP MEN 'S - HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOPP IN G- APPY CH RI STMAS SHOPPIN G- POl~STER DOUBLEKNIT ·DRESS SLACKS DRESS BOOTS Polyester doublekruts and woven fabrics 111 pla1ds, plams and patterns. You'll fmd class1c and con· temporary styles ~ Pretty new fashion dress boots m waterproof vmyl Sizes 5 to 10 Use our J..ay·A·Way plan Stiffler's Christmas Sale. - HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOPPIN G- $13 00 LADIES' ANGEL TREAD By Oswald & James Jacoby LEISURE SLIPPERS $ 99 I $399 - HAPPY CHRI ST AS SHOPP IN G- MEN'S 4·1N·HAND OR REDDI-TIED LADIES' WARM GIFT NECK TIES HOUSE SLIPPERS • At.l ml-t-1>.·11-~l ... ~a, 'ffiA.T I<.lllO Of Choose a gift tie from our fine selectton, plam colors, stripes and aU over patterns Ladies' new fall and hoUday house shppers. Select from a w1de assortment ADIJICE,-rniSEAAMIN,I.TI().l\S COST- $4 99 $599 IIY<o IN3 FIFTY BUGKS Z FROM $199 $299 TO EACH PAl - HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING- - HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING REG 79c VALUE MEN'S BIG SAMPLE GROUP LADIES' FLARE SLACKS B~g sample group of laches' flare slacks denimll, corduroys, and brushed fabrics From some of the moot famous makers. VALUES TO EACH ~<~x:<::-~·x·:~:~:::<~x~~=·~·x~~"~~ MEN'S FLEECE LINED COLORED SWEAT SHIRTS Spectal group of men's fleece Uned cotton long sleeve sweat sh1rts. S.M-L. ORLON DRESS SOCKS Reg 79c value m en s asst co lors orion dress socks Save now a t you r Frtendly St tftler Stores Buy several pa trs now MEN'S FANCY BROADCLOTH PAJAMAS Neatly tailored pajamas m soft cotton broadcloth. Penn press Sues A·B-C·D 99 - HAPPY rH r.n C.TMll.S c;HnPPING- LADI ES ' FALL & HOLIDAY HANDBAGS Choose from the newest holiday hand bags m a vanety o( SIZOS and shapes In all the wanted colors Fme leather like vmyls $299ro $goo $399PAIR - HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING- - HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING- MENS FAMOUS CAMPU~ SPECIAL GROUP LADIES' Bell Bottom · F Iares· W1 de leq FANCY ORLON SPORT PANTS KNIT GLOVES Men s famous Campus sport pants Wtde belts flares tn brushect dentm · twills S1zes 30 to 38 Asst colors and ,styles BudQet pnced Shop your Fnendly Stiffler's Dept Store ftrst $699 I .. - HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING- $200 TO Spec1al Chnstmas Sale Group of ladla' fancy kmt orion gloves. Stiffler's haw gifts for ber w wear $8~~air_ 00 PAIR $7 99 - HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING- LADIES HOLIDAY FAMOUS PHILMAID TRICOT WALTZ GOWNS IS SO lo!ARD 10 5loiO' loiE' HilS J:\IEI<Yl'HING I Beauttful Phtl Matd waltz gowns for Chnstmas gtvmg Trtcot In assorted pastel colors wtth lace trlmrmng Stzes S M L - HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOPP IN G- - HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING- ~ Blli ~tLECTION LADIES' NEW HOLIDAY DRESSES A great collection of new lrudget priced dresses m a good chotce of hotidaY styles Select from a w1de var1ety of colors, patterns and fabrics $329 - HAPPY CHRI STMA S SHOPPING- $]99TO $2999 EA. OTHERS AT EACH PAIR - HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING- fHE BORN LOSER oo Each MATCHING PILLOW CASES Choose one of these fme wann lmed wmter Jackets for hiS Chnstmas Gift $250 $450 !NEWSPAPER ENTERPR ISE ASSN l > FLANNEL SHIRTS WINTER JACKETS TWIN SIZES FULL SIZES 3 - HAPPY CHR ISTMAS SHOPPING- MEN'S ZIPPER OR BUTTON - Take your Choice. Twm and full sues With matchmg ptllow cases Floral patterns Men's Campus brand long sleeve perm press sport shtrts m assorted fancy colors and pat· terns MEN'S BRIGHT PLAID Festive footwear for Christmas giving Famous Nngel Tread leiSure sUppers Btg selection TO FLORAL SHEETS SPORT SHIRTS OTHERS $4 99 To $10 - HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING- - HAPPY !:; HRISTMAS SHOPPING- SPECIAL GROUP CANNON CAMEO-ROSE NO-IRON MEN'S LONG SLEEVE CAMPUS BRAND TO 2. ALLEY OOP Special group of g1rls new fall and hohday dresses tn assorted styles, colors and patterns S1zes 3 to 6X and 7 to 12 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT PT PLEASANT UNCN M • ' PRETTY HOLIDAY STIFFLER STORES INt:. VDN GLNJNIV Yesterday's Cryptoquote A CONSERVATIVE IS A MAN WITH TWO PERFECTLY GOOD LEGS WHO. HOWEVER, HAS NEVER LEARNED TO WALK -FRANKLIN D ROOSE VELT === • - HAPPY CHR IS TMAS SHOPPING- - HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING- SN T 6• The b1dd mg has been 19 West North East South 1+ Pass 1• Pa.. 2+ Pass 4+ Pass •• Pass y 011, Sou lh, hoi d •KJU •2 +AQI06.5.K43 Wlial do you do now' A - Bid four notrump Your pari- 11.11 ohown dedded signs .r llf~ •nd you tan arrord to ask 101' acn ,Special sale group of dress and casual coats Regular values $29 99 to $35 00 A beautiful collectiOn at b1g savmgs tressed .................. ....., .."- ~· 1 ...... South I GOT A SUSPRIGE FER 'IE, LUKEV-· WHICH HAND 'IE PICK? COATS SLEEPWEAR $5 99 PRICED FROM I'LL TAKE 'EM BOTH , HONEV POT" SPECIAL GROUP LADIES' DRESS AND CASUAL GOWNS AND ~AJAMAS LADIES' PRETTY GIFT 38 Be diS THAT NAME KEEPS -.._:_R,.INGING A BELL' Today' s hand •llilstrates both luck m duplicate and the modern expert use of the grand·slam force North 1s really exc1ted when he hears h1s partner's forcmg two spade opemng b1d Then he 1usl ra1ses to three With every mtentwn of takmg strong actiOn later Then South Jumps to f1ve notrump an North can't f1gure what IS gomg on He has all he has shown plus at least one ace and Ius partner IS trym!l for a grand slam North s f1rst thought 1s JUSt to b1d seven spades Then he I REALIZED IfjAD 70 stops to tlunk and dec1des GIVE 1HE INFANT ®MOM~ WHEN r flAW 'THE that hiS partner must hold TEN0EI(NE5$, 'THE LOVE_ BACK WrTHOUT A FIGHT e1ther seven spades and Six IN MRS. ROBEZTS' EYES hearts or stx of each su1t plus WHEN ~E &AW HER t)le ace of clubs He really BA6Y needed that for Ius grand· slam force The modermsts respond to a grand slam force by bid· dmg seven w1th two of the three top honors and other· w1se showmg the1r trump strength by vanous grada· lions North dec1des that Ius trumps are a tnne too good for a mere SIX club b1d and b1ds SIX d1amonds South stud1es a wh1le and dec1des to SHE. GOT SHE HAS ® settle for JUst SIX spades - C.H()Cr<,L.E!j....\ EJ\ MATE '' NOW HE RDMANTIC Where does duplicate luc k ' PLANS CAIN'T come mto the ptcture? BeFO'HI MPI:5TFlO'I cause seven spades IS a rea~O'I'AWK'! ,.....-'-----' sonable contract It makes agamst almost all even or nearly even breaks m the two maJor su1ts bul1t i'ust doesn 't happen to wheel m th1s t1me Sc1ence has pa1d off but the unsc1entlf1c bidders who went down at seven are enlllled to m1ld complamts - "' AP P Y CHRI STM AS SHOPPING- < HR IS TMA S SHO PP ING- VALUES East YOUR CHOI CE YOUR CHOI CE roughly 24 Com Elms' One large table ot a:;st toys for boys and gtrl s Values lo $1 29 Save now a t your Fnendly Sttffler Stor es 36. Handle 24 Silent weight form four ordmary words. TOYS-TOYS OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMASI-OPEN SUNDAYS 1 PM TO 6 PM-GIFTS FOR EVERYONE ON YOUR LIST-SHOP NOWI 23 Malay weight Unscramble these rour Jumbles. one letter to each !iquare, to -.. GIFTS-GIFTS Gtfts from all over the world Valves to S.l ~9 Two large tables to choose from See thts group Yov w1ll want several for your tnend5 Yes you save money 11t Sf tffler s ,•: ,•, 22 BraZJhan 28. Bml dog 30. Mus1eal note 31. Pagoda ornament 32 Mern mcnt 34 Hab1tua ted (var ) 36. Tempo 37 "Under the :·::,•. $144EACH . D1rec llon on '• Reg $ 1 99 va l ue btg so ft 22x44 stze platd and fl or a l bat h towe ls Stock up now at you r Sl• ffl er Stores Shop every n.te untdl Chr1sfma s .. ! - other Turner Dear Helen Remember me ' I'm the gal who wondered how to f1ght the annual battle of the the rmostat - when ''some hke 1t hot , some hke 1t cold " Thanks to the PreSident, the problem IS solved Nowadays, when I turn the md1cator to 68 (my favonte temperature ), 1t stays there, and my cold-blooded husband JUSt adds another layer of clothes For the f1rst Y.mter m 15 years , I'm not overheated, and we aren't playmg thermo-yo.yo - A LITTLE GOOD IN EVERYT HING P S I'm g1vmg my husband thermal underwear for Chnst 40 Use l c:,s plant VAL UE S TO SI 59 .. Plam and Flo r a l •, HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING ... HAPPY CH RI STMAS SHOPPIN G llt•len Uoth·l Both vulnerable West ~. 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HAPPY CHRISTMAS SHOPPIN G- 4 5 30 Gomer Pyl e 13 Hodgepodge L odge 20 Be verly Hli lbtll leS 8 Elec Co 33 5 55 - Earl N ghttnga le 15 6 00 - News6 8 10 Sesame 51 20 Lt lla s Yoga & You 33 ABC News 13 News 3 4 15 6 30 - New s 3 4 CBS News B 10 Your Future tS Now 33 NB C News 15 ABC News 6 Hogan s Heroe s 13 7 00 - Bea t the Clock 4 What s My Lme 8 News 10 Electn c Co 20 Vmce Lombardi Sc tence and Art of Football 33 T r uth or Consequences 3 6 Lets Make A Deal 13 Call ot the West 15 7 30 - Hollywood Squares 3 Wt ld K1ngd om lOr Sale of th e Ce ntury 4 To Te l l th e Tru th 6 Ozz1e s Gtrl s 8 Handfuls of Ashes 20 Beat the Clock 13 Johnny Mann s Stand Up & Cheer 15 Lookmg Ahead 33 8 00 - Advocates 20 33 Flip Wilson 3 a 15 Toma 6 13 Th e Waton s 8 10 9 00 - lrons tde 3 4 15 Kung Fu 6 1 3 ~ Movt es Al l tn a Ntght s Work " 8 M y Stx Loves 10 Off the Re cord 20 M en Who Made the Movtes 33 9 30 - Off the Record 20 1Q OQ----News 20 Chrtsfmas Card 4 Rena tssan ce Chns tm as 33 NBC F oil es3 15 Streets of San Franct sco6 13 11 00 - NewsS 101.3 Janakt33 News3 4 6 15 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 15 Dtck Cavett 6 Rose Bowl Bound 4 Mov 1es Requtem for a Secr et Agent 8 Walk East on Beacon 10 The St Valen ttne s Day M assacre 13 11 40 - Johnny Carson 4 1 30 - Tomorrow 3 4 D1ck Cavett 13 2 00 - News 4 2 JO - News 13 .42 t K653 t ·····. · · :-· : ·-:.--;.;. . ·.o..:····.. •.. .••.•.•;t•••••••••. • • • •·... ........... :·:·:·:·:·:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: •• • -=· •• 1.' ·" .. .·• ..... .-:.-·· . •.·.·:·:::;::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:;:;:j:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;::;:;:;::;:;:;.:·:·:=:·:·:·:·: ..: ~=-·;o >;. . .. ·~· m tts - HAPP-Y CHRISTMAS SHOPPING- '' MEN'S SANDY McGEE OXFORDS-LOAFERS Men's Sa ndy McGee loafers and ox fords m a large se lectmn of styles and stzes Budget pnced fo meet your budget Save now ....(<. ' SOff, tuddly ..Stuffed !?lush An1mals ;· HUGE SE!LI:CTION BEARS...: DOGS ' . A large select\!'" or son cuddly plush anrmals Bears Cat5l Qogs In your cho1ce of fDlbrS i!n d kmds .' YOUR CHOICE $199 EA. �.. B Tht• Oaily &•ntmd.l\hddh·~)L)rl · l 'lltnf'ro~ . 0. . l ~Y . 1!1, 1!11:1 ::wwm::~rs IC~;;~~;itY''' -~,~ ICorner By charlene Hoeflich I Membership cc rt ifi('i!les were presented to four nt•w members .. Mrs . Dorothy Jenkins, Mrs. Juanila Conde. '•'• Mrs . Mary Martln and Mrs . ' Wllile M. Sgt. William E . Brown, hiS wile, Ruth, and their Marian Taylor. at a meeting or two sons, Randy and Billy, won't be home for Christmas, they ' ll the Middleport Business and be making a visit here in early January. Professional Women's Club Now at U1e Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexicot M. Sgt. Brown will received his discharge- it's been 20 years already Monday night. The meeting at the home of on Dec. 31 and the family will be coming here for a visit before Mrs . G,a ce t'ralt followed a going on to South Carolina w)lere they have a home. dinner at Crow 's Steak House. In his 20 years, Sgt. Brown ha s been practically around the Mrs. John Werner extended the world . He spent three years in Germany, had a tour of duty in welcome Using a poem, ''Let Korea, and hqd three diffe rent tours of duty in Vietnam . He is the Us Pray Through this Holy grandson of Mr. and Mrs . Clarence Curtis whom he and the Holiday" by Helen Steiner family will be visiting as well as his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rice. Guests were Mrs. Eloise Frick. Sgt. Brown is also the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs . 'Wilson and Mrs . Dorinda Val Bro\\11. Nardie. AREN'T YOU ENJOYING the sounds from the bell tower at Miss Freddie Houda s helt presented the new members the Pomeroy United Methodist Church 1 The JOF class recently had the speakers repaired so that the with tbeir certificates . Cards were signed by the members chimes could play during the holiday season. It ha s been about for Olga Pier otti and Mrs. tllree years sin ce they last sounded . Essie Russell. Games were OUR CONGRATULATIONS to both Mr. and Mrs. Henry played under the direction of the hostess committee and Reibel and Mr. and Mrs. Donley Reibel. Both couples will be Mrs. Unda Stobart was at the observing wedding annive rsaries on Christmas Day. For Mr. and piano lor a carol sing led by Mrs. Henry Reibel, it will be 6ll years ; lor their son and daughterMrs. Jenkins. Mrs. Pratt read in-law, 27 years. And while we're saying congr atulations, let's say Happy " Rusty 's Christmas Secret" taken from the War Cry and Birthday to Eloise Hayes, Allred Roush, and Merri Ault, all with Mrs. Mary Kunzelman had a birthdays on Christmas Day. Christmas poem. THE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS open house of the Bradbury Members exchanged gifts with Pam Powers , grand· School will be held Thursday with classes to begin at 3 p.m. and daughte r of Mrs. Pratt, dismiss at 8. Major purpose of the night school is to have classes at a time assisting. A hostess gift was presented to Mrs. Pratt by when parents might be free to come and observe the type of work Miss Houdashelt who also being done at Bradbury. While there will not be a special Christmas program the parents will be invited to join the music presented a gilt to Mrs class in singing some of tile favorite Christmas songs. The Werner, club president. The refreshment table Christmas Olorale will also present again their specia1 Christfeatured a red cloth centered mas songs at that time. with an arrangement of holly GffiLS SCOUTS do so many, many nice things lor others. and candl~s . Cookies, nuts 3 Monday evening, the Middleport juniors delivered a ritintst ice cream trees, punch tree to an invalid, and took a gift to a youngster who is decorated and coffee were served. Favors were given to each one at· confined to her home with a fractured leg. The scouts made all of the decorations for the tree. tending. Let The Friendly Folks At The heritage house Help You with Your .Gift Selection Your Thom MeAn Store MIDDLEPORT. 0 . PLAN PROGRAM The . Eagle Ridge Community Chur ch Chris tma s program will be held at 7:30 p.m. Sunday . . Rutland Furniture Special Shopping Hours 9 to 9 · Wednesday, Thursday Friday & Saturday utland Furnitu Rutland, 0. Arnold Grate We Will Close At 6 Christmas Eve. Mrs. McComas hosts tea Mrs. L. W. McComas en- •• Prices' Effective thru Christmas Eve . .• . .. " .. " " .. " Co pru&llt Co. lltm ~ un. ~nil De ~e mber thrg t rpler, 8rrdge tilt Kra& er Pr.us t ood .... 24 , t~lJ rn Pam tru r & Sr he r Krage~ Stores . W~ rt )ff~t ..the f ot:lll quan tit ru NOH ~ II hmrt SDLP TO PRICES IN EFFECT TUESDAY, DEC. 18th through 5 PM CHRISTMAS EVE. DEC. 24, WHILE QUANTITIES lAST DEA tEA S " , USE YOUR CONVENIENT HECK'S CHARGE~A-CARD Top Value Stamps! • 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 Coc>ked Cry 0 Vat Full OPEN DAILY She~nk He~lf 9:30 1'0 9 Smoked Ham • Monday, Dec•.24th Open 'til 6 P.M. • Closed Christmas Day . . .. " SUNDAY 10 TO lO .... . ' NOW THROUGH CHRISTMAS EVE, DEC. 24 . . , Grade A Kroger W:·i;!;bono Rog. 1010141b. Avg . Hen Turkeys •••..••••..... lb . U.S.D.A. Grade A Kroger Wi,hbone 10!o141b. Avo . Pre-Basted Hen Turkeys . . • • •lb TO BE ABLE TO COME home for Christmas was the nicest of all g ifts for Robert Sharp. Mr. Sharp since Nov. 10 has been a patient at St. Anthony 's Hospital in Columbus. He was able to . come home yesterday to be with his son·in-law,arxl daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul HaptonstaU and family for the holidays. Mr. Sharp is 86.· .. , U.S.D.AGradeA t0to141b . Avo. A r mour ' ~ Fu lly Coo kl'rl W hole 16· to 18 lb . Avg . Party Platters Semi-Boneless delicaten~n. tertained Sunday with a Christmas tea for her piano pupils. The McComas home was decorated with a Christmas tree, candles and a nativity set. The refresl).ment table was covered. with a Christmas cloth and centered with Santa, his sleigh and reindeer. Tina Marie Miller, a pupil, and Mrs . Robert Rinehart accompanied the students and their guests for carol singing. There was a piano solo by Jeanne Ann _Norton. Mrs. Dianne George served at the punch bowl with Mrs. Rinehart assiuting in the serving of Christmas cookies, coffee and nuts. Favors were candy canes, chocolate Santas, and small toys. U.S.O.P,. Grode A 10- to .Swift's Premium Ham ...... . U.S . Go vt, Graded Cho iH· P~· o pl., Choice - -4th & 5t h Rib 1 i Rib Roast ... Let Kroger do your work at your ned party- contact your Honeysuckle Hen Turkeys ••.• tb, · l4-~b . Avg . Butterball Hen Turkeys .... lb. 79¢ 89¢ 89¢ 95¢ . " . "' ., -..... ---,. •" . ~ c • PRICES WILL REFLECT U.S. Govt. lns,pect.d 5 to 71b. Avg. Jenni&-0 Breasts •..•....•• " ••• 331;3% OFF lb. • •• •• • HECK' S LOW DISCOUNT PRICE ••• -...• ~ ~ 16woz. ..."• ·:·,-· .-"••• Bottles U.S. Govt. lnspetted 10-to14-lb. Avg. Swift's Royal Rock or Autumn Gold 7-Up or • ~ ...... ,• Hen T rkeys R.C. Cola ~ .• • '• •• . ~ .~•• . .. '• '• ~ ~ •• ·' -·•• Kroge r Brown & Servr. Butt tr milk Twin . tl01i.L· O• t.ombo f'a4 vited. Dinner Rolls . • SPECIAL PRICES ON • • • .. • •• ," ' ' . .• Hi-Nu 2cro • Lowfat Milk ... . .•'•• ,,.' ' .,' Kodoco lo r Ca rtridg e lnstamatic Film ... U.S.D:A. ln1pe[!!!d Kr oger Grade A FOR NOW ••• FOR THE HOLIDAYS• Large Eggs .. Econolite Mahogany Doz V~lley Go_ ld SHEET ! Rome Apples • Market Bosket Selett large Eggs .. 0" 83¢ , .4~~9 89¢ Flarida Celery Hearts '•' Pkg.39¢ '' •' .,'' ., Navel . Oranges 4x8 sheet 5.50 4x8 sheet 5.95 4x8 sheet 5.95 4x8 sheet 5.95 4x8 sheet 5.95 4x8 sheet 5.95 4x8 sheet 6.95 Mouldings ., BICYa.ES, TRICYCLES WAGONS ·oR ANY OTHER WHEEL GOODS NOT INCLUDED IN THIS SALE Buy & Save Now At Cv~tom . Mad e Fruit Baskets ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. White Glacier 418 Tosty California 88 Size CHERRY Pt 4"K . ·coLONIAL PECAN, '14 ' HONEY ORCHARD COFFEE ORCHARD ASPEN (medium! BALSAM (Dark) , PALOMINO (Lite) Pre - Finished Matching Available Meadow green •' 79¢ 4x8 SHEET I ....•,.. ..-· PROGRAM SLATED The Christmas program of the Flatwoods Methodist Church will beheld at 7:30p.m. Saturday. There will be singing? scripture reading and a 16mm film entitled " The Nativity." The public is in- TO REMODEL •TO RENOVATE • .,.,... 773-5554 MASON, W. VA. Open B a.m . 5 p.m ._Monday thru Friday. Clo~~ at noon Saturday. ·, J • •, I ' . ' 1 ' ) I • ' I ' ''- •., •, �.. B Tht• Oaily &•ntmd.l\hddh·~)L)rl · l 'lltnf'ro~ . 0. . l ~Y . 1!1, 1!11:1 ::wwm::~rs IC~;;~~;itY''' -~,~ ICorner By charlene Hoeflich I Membership cc rt ifi('i!les were presented to four nt•w members .. Mrs . Dorothy Jenkins, Mrs. Juanila Conde. '•'• Mrs . Mary Martln and Mrs . ' Wllile M. Sgt. William E . Brown, hiS wile, Ruth, and their Marian Taylor. at a meeting or two sons, Randy and Billy, won't be home for Christmas, they ' ll the Middleport Business and be making a visit here in early January. Professional Women's Club Now at U1e Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexicot M. Sgt. Brown will received his discharge- it's been 20 years already Monday night. The meeting at the home of on Dec. 31 and the family will be coming here for a visit before Mrs . G,a ce t'ralt followed a going on to South Carolina w)lere they have a home. dinner at Crow 's Steak House. In his 20 years, Sgt. Brown ha s been practically around the Mrs. John Werner extended the world . He spent three years in Germany, had a tour of duty in welcome Using a poem, ''Let Korea, and hqd three diffe rent tours of duty in Vietnam . He is the Us Pray Through this Holy grandson of Mr. and Mrs . Clarence Curtis whom he and the Holiday" by Helen Steiner family will be visiting as well as his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rice. Guests were Mrs. Eloise Frick. Sgt. Brown is also the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs . 'Wilson and Mrs . Dorinda Val Bro\\11. Nardie. AREN'T YOU ENJOYING the sounds from the bell tower at Miss Freddie Houda s helt presented the new members the Pomeroy United Methodist Church 1 The JOF class recently had the speakers repaired so that the with tbeir certificates . Cards were signed by the members chimes could play during the holiday season. It ha s been about for Olga Pier otti and Mrs. tllree years sin ce they last sounded . Essie Russell. Games were OUR CONGRATULATIONS to both Mr. and Mrs. Henry played under the direction of the hostess committee and Reibel and Mr. and Mrs. Donley Reibel. Both couples will be Mrs. Unda Stobart was at the observing wedding annive rsaries on Christmas Day. For Mr. and piano lor a carol sing led by Mrs. Henry Reibel, it will be 6ll years ; lor their son and daughterMrs. Jenkins. Mrs. Pratt read in-law, 27 years. And while we're saying congr atulations, let's say Happy " Rusty 's Christmas Secret" taken from the War Cry and Birthday to Eloise Hayes, Allred Roush, and Merri Ault, all with Mrs. Mary Kunzelman had a birthdays on Christmas Day. Christmas poem. THE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS open house of the Bradbury Members exchanged gifts with Pam Powers , grand· School will be held Thursday with classes to begin at 3 p.m. and daughte r of Mrs. Pratt, dismiss at 8. Major purpose of the night school is to have classes at a time assisting. A hostess gift was presented to Mrs. Pratt by when parents might be free to come and observe the type of work Miss Houdashelt who also being done at Bradbury. While there will not be a special Christmas program the parents will be invited to join the music presented a gilt to Mrs class in singing some of tile favorite Christmas songs. The Werner, club president. The refreshment table Christmas Olorale will also present again their specia1 Christfeatured a red cloth centered mas songs at that time. with an arrangement of holly GffiLS SCOUTS do so many, many nice things lor others. and candl~s . Cookies, nuts 3 Monday evening, the Middleport juniors delivered a ritintst ice cream trees, punch tree to an invalid, and took a gift to a youngster who is decorated and coffee were served. Favors were given to each one at· confined to her home with a fractured leg. The scouts made all of the decorations for the tree. tending. Let The Friendly Folks At The heritage house Help You with Your .Gift Selection Your Thom MeAn Store MIDDLEPORT. 0 . PLAN PROGRAM The . Eagle Ridge Community Chur ch Chris tma s program will be held at 7:30 p.m. Sunday . . Rutland Furniture Special Shopping Hours 9 to 9 · Wednesday, Thursday Friday & Saturday utland Furnitu Rutland, 0. Arnold Grate We Will Close At 6 Christmas Eve. Mrs. McComas hosts tea Mrs. L. W. McComas en- •• Prices' Effective thru Christmas Eve . .• . .. " .. " " .. " Co pru&llt Co. lltm ~ un. ~nil De ~e mber thrg t rpler, 8rrdge tilt Kra& er Pr.us t ood .... 24 , t~lJ rn Pam tru r & Sr he r Krage~ Stores . W~ rt )ff~t ..the f ot:lll quan tit ru NOH ~ II hmrt SDLP TO PRICES IN EFFECT TUESDAY, DEC. 18th through 5 PM CHRISTMAS EVE. DEC. 24, WHILE QUANTITIES lAST DEA tEA S " , USE YOUR CONVENIENT HECK'S CHARGE~A-CARD Top Value Stamps! • 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 Coc>ked Cry 0 Vat Full OPEN DAILY She~nk He~lf 9:30 1'0 9 Smoked Ham • Monday, Dec•.24th Open 'til 6 P.M. • Closed Christmas Day . . .. " SUNDAY 10 TO lO .... . ' NOW THROUGH CHRISTMAS EVE, DEC. 24 . . , Grade A Kroger W:·i;!;bono Rog. 1010141b. Avg . Hen Turkeys •••..••••..... lb . U.S.D.A. Grade A Kroger Wi,hbone 10!o141b. Avo . Pre-Basted Hen Turkeys . . • • •lb TO BE ABLE TO COME home for Christmas was the nicest of all g ifts for Robert Sharp. Mr. Sharp since Nov. 10 has been a patient at St. Anthony 's Hospital in Columbus. He was able to . come home yesterday to be with his son·in-law,arxl daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul HaptonstaU and family for the holidays. Mr. Sharp is 86.· .. , U.S.D.AGradeA t0to141b . Avo. A r mour ' ~ Fu lly Coo kl'rl W hole 16· to 18 lb . Avg . Party Platters Semi-Boneless delicaten~n. tertained Sunday with a Christmas tea for her piano pupils. The McComas home was decorated with a Christmas tree, candles and a nativity set. The refresl).ment table was covered. with a Christmas cloth and centered with Santa, his sleigh and reindeer. Tina Marie Miller, a pupil, and Mrs . Robert Rinehart accompanied the students and their guests for carol singing. There was a piano solo by Jeanne Ann _Norton. Mrs. Dianne George served at the punch bowl with Mrs. Rinehart assiuting in the serving of Christmas cookies, coffee and nuts. Favors were candy canes, chocolate Santas, and small toys. U.S.O.P,. Grode A 10- to .Swift's Premium Ham ...... . U.S . Go vt, Graded Cho iH· P~· o pl., Choice - -4th & 5t h Rib 1 i Rib Roast ... Let Kroger do your work at your ned party- contact your Honeysuckle Hen Turkeys ••.• tb, · l4-~b . Avg . Butterball Hen Turkeys .... lb. 79¢ 89¢ 89¢ 95¢ . " . "' ., -..... ---,. •" . ~ c • PRICES WILL REFLECT U.S. Govt. lns,pect.d 5 to 71b. Avg. Jenni&-0 Breasts •..•....•• " ••• 331;3% OFF lb. • •• •• • HECK' S LOW DISCOUNT PRICE ••• -...• ~ ~ 16woz. ..."• ·:·,-· .-"••• Bottles U.S. Govt. lnspetted 10-to14-lb. Avg. Swift's Royal Rock or Autumn Gold 7-Up or • ~ ...... ,• Hen T rkeys R.C. Cola ~ .• • '• •• . ~ .~•• . .. '• '• ~ ~ •• ·' -·•• Kroge r Brown & Servr. Butt tr milk Twin . tl01i.L· O• t.ombo f'a4 vited. Dinner Rolls . • SPECIAL PRICES ON • • • .. • •• ," ' ' . .• Hi-Nu 2cro • Lowfat Milk ... . .•'•• ,,.' ' .,' Kodoco lo r Ca rtridg e lnstamatic Film ... U.S.D:A. ln1pe[!!!d Kr oger Grade A FOR NOW ••• FOR THE HOLIDAYS• Large Eggs .. Econolite Mahogany Doz V~lley Go_ ld SHEET ! Rome Apples • Market Bosket Selett large Eggs .. 0" 83¢ , .4~~9 89¢ Flarida Celery Hearts '•' Pkg.39¢ '' •' .,'' ., Navel . Oranges 4x8 sheet 5.50 4x8 sheet 5.95 4x8 sheet 5.95 4x8 sheet 5.95 4x8 sheet 5.95 4x8 sheet 5.95 4x8 sheet 6.95 Mouldings ., BICYa.ES, TRICYCLES WAGONS ·oR ANY OTHER WHEEL GOODS NOT INCLUDED IN THIS SALE Buy & Save Now At Cv~tom . Mad e Fruit Baskets ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. White Glacier 418 Tosty California 88 Size CHERRY Pt 4"K . ·coLONIAL PECAN, '14 ' HONEY ORCHARD COFFEE ORCHARD ASPEN (medium! BALSAM (Dark) , PALOMINO (Lite) Pre - Finished Matching Available Meadow green •' 79¢ 4x8 SHEET I ....•,.. ..-· PROGRAM SLATED The Christmas program of the Flatwoods Methodist Church will beheld at 7:30p.m. Saturday. There will be singing? scripture reading and a 16mm film entitled " The Nativity." The public is in- TO REMODEL •TO RENOVATE • .,.,... 773-5554 MASON, W. VA. Open B a.m . 5 p.m ._Monday thru Friday. Clo~~ at noon Saturday. ·, J • •, I ' . ' 1 ' ) I • ' I ' ''- •., •, �s · • ~· d G R l f Cl • ~~~~·1E~l:1~~if&iJ~:i~S entzne1 asslJ ze s et esu ts. 10 - ThP Dall) St>nlLill'l. Mut.tlqJUrt -Ponh.'rl t ~. 0 .. Dt•c lfl, 197:! Secretary .st c PUBLIC NOTICE The Ca rl L emley res id en ce in Tuppers Pla ins , Ohio , w i ll be offered for sa le at t /'le off i ces ot Cr~w , Oh10 . Crow & Porter, Pomer oy , at 1 :00 P .M , Fr iday , December 21 , 1973 . 11 cannot be sold tor tess than 59 ,000 00 c as h trnmed i ate possess i on . The nght Is reser ved to reiect any or al l offer5 . Ro y E Lemley , Guard 1an 1972 CHEVROLET BEL AIR S249S 4 Door , less tlian 15 ,000 mlles by 1 local owner. Beige finish . vinyl top , 350 V-8 eng me , automatic trans .. power steen ng & brakes, tires show l ittl e wear . Rad•o. truly a cream putt . 1971 DODGE CORONET 1971 DODGE POLAR A day of Mann1ng D Webster Judge Court of Common Pleas , Probate Div i sion ~: (12 ) 5. 12, 19, 3tc ··' . - - - -- - •• 1: Syracuse ..•~:News, Society :: Richard Harris of California ; ; spent a couple of days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick ,. Harris. : · Mrs. Thelma Cusrer spent :.. two weeks at Cheylan, W. Va ., •. with her uncle Riley Armes ~· who had suffered a heart at: j lack and was confined to the ' · Memorial ·Hospital at : : Kanawha City. He has since • returned to his home. • Mrs. Lela Robinson, Dorothy \.- Rifne and son, Don , Mrs. : · Harold Payne, Jr. and son, • Greg, all of Cleveland and Mrs. : · Harold Payne, Sr., Logan, W. :: Va., visited Saturday with Mrs. : · Robinson's sister, Mr. and : : Mrs. Thomas Hayman. •· Richard Duckworth and , · Agnes White spent the , . Thanksgiving weekend at ;. Dunbar, W. Va., with Mr. and :. Mrs. James Whire and Mary DUE 10 th e cond 1tlon of the bu i ld ing , we w ill c lose De c 31. We , a lso , wou l d \i ke to thank al l our cus tomer s . LOUISe's Bakery , 105 Court Street. Pomeroy , Oh10 . Verna l and Lou1se Well . 12-9-18tp MORTGAGE INSURANCE ----~ - ~----~-- l; ~ : ,· J :.f .. ~: ,.•• ..•• Laurel Cliff •• •• •••• News Notes •.•. • •• By Bertha Parker :· Sabbath School atrendance ~ · at the Free Methodist Church Dec. 9 was 89. Offering was t. $65.72. .• ; Mr. Paul Archer, Colwnbus : · visited SatuW'day with his : . mother Mrs. Georgia Deihl. ~: Mr. and Mrs. Phill Wise, •· McConnelsville attended 1 •• t. !· morning services Sunday at local church. • • Mr. and Mrs . Norman Schaefer had as their visitors recently , their son Wyatt Schaefer and friend, Murl Paisley , Marion , and Mr. and ;""' Mrs . Wm. Perry, Athi!ns. Mrs. Edna Schaefer, Mrs. : : Fern Dora Story visired Mr. • and Mrs. Fritz Stahl, New '· • Marshfield. •• •• •• •• GREAT ;.•• COUNTRY • STEREO 92.1 •• .. . . • •'· •• • I WMPO-FM Middleport.Pomerov Bloo n 11QI O IIlor G IS help Wanted ---- - ------- From the laraest Bulldozer Radiator to ~mattes r Heat er Lor e . Nathan Bigg s Rad iator Speciali st TWO bedroom house a I 47 ,1 Sycamo re Street i n M 1d d le port . vacant Call 992 5310 11 21.26tc SMITH NELSON .-MOTORS. INC.- TEAFORD CLOSE OUT on new Zi g -Zag Sew ing Ma ch i nes. For sewing stretch fab ncs, buttonholes , fan cy des igns , etc . Paint sli ghtly blem ished Cho ice of c arrying c a se or sewmg stand $49 80 cash or terms available . Phone 992 298 4. 12 5 tf c V1rqll B . T, ·,1ford , Sr. Brok t•r 110 Me chanic Str Pef Pome r oy. O h 1o --+5769 person, 667 -3131. Oh10 Valley · Manufacturing Corporation 12-19-Jtc ---- ---------~ For Rent Little Chief Electric Smokehouse 1 BEDROOM tra il er , 5 minutes from M iddleport P hone 992 2297, after 4 p m 12-17 Jtc Smoke Your OtNn : Turkey Cheese Fish Game Jerk.y, Etc. Regular Price $35 .00 Call: 992 -3166 Joe Rosenbaum FURN I SH ED two bedroom mob ile home in Pomeroy S110 per month . Phone 992 3429 . ' 12-19 6tp LARGE 3rd floor apartment for rent in downtown Pomeroy Cal\ 992 2789 after 5 p . m . 12 18-6tc Holiday Special $23.95 KOSKOT KOSMETI CS & WIGS : MERRY CHRISTMAS & GOO BLESS EA CH & EVERY ONE OF YOU HELEN J ANE BROWN , MIDDLEPORT , OHIO , 9925113 . 12 11 -tfc ----------'-~- GUN SHOOT , ~Saturday, Dec. 22, 6 p m . Mile H l ll Road. Factory choked guns only . Assorted meats Sponsored by Ra c ine Fire Dept 12-19 -Jtc DEEM S RESTAURANT Racine , Ohio , open 7 days week . Sunday Dispatch , sorry for such a delay . 11 -18 -Jt c a Business Opportunities 12 -1B-3tc CLERK Typist , 2-3 yrs . exp ., Sal bsd on exp . -trng ., Free rm & bd , Med ical, Dental , 30 days pd . vac ., Ca ll (collect) Army Opportun i ties , in Athens 221 Columbus Rd . 593 3022 12-18-3tc WELDERS , 2 3 yrs . exp , Sal bsd on exp .-trng_, Free rm & brd .• Medical , Dental. 30 days d . vac , Call (collect) Army ppo rtun it1es , 1n Athens , 221 Co\ um bus Rd ., 593 -3022 . 12-18 :Jtc 8 ------ -- ~ - ---- MEDICAL Equ i pment Repa i rman - 2-3 yrs . exp ., Sal bsd on exp .-trng .. Free rm . & bd ., M P. d ica/, Dental , 30 days pd va ~ , Call (co ll ect ) A rmy Opl)o rtun ities , In Athens , 221 Colu mbus Rd ., 593 -3022 . 12-18-Jtc CO MPUTER Repa irman , NCR 500, 2 3 yrs . exp .• Sal. bsd on exp -trng .p Fre e rm & brd , Med ica l , De nt aL 30 days pd . vac , Call (collect ) Army Opportunities , 1n Athens , 22 1 Columbus Rd . 593 -3022 ....... 12 -18 -Jtc ____________ _ TE LEVIS ION Equipment Repairman - 2-3 years exp ., Sa l bsd on exp .-trng ., Fr ee rm & brd ., Medi ca l , Denta l, 30 days pd . vac ., Call {colle ct) Army oppo rt uni t l es . in Athens ,22 1 Columbus Rd . 593 3022 . U -18-Jtc WHEE L Vehicle Mechanic 2-3 years exp ., SaL bsd on exp .trng ., {trk , de~ l or auto) Free r m . & brd ., Med ic a l, Dental. 30 days pd . vac ., {t a ll (c olleen Army Opportunit ies , in Athens . 221 Columbus Rd . 593 -3022 . 12·18 3tc One cubic foot of uran ium has the same energy con • te nt as 1 7 mil!Jon tons of coal. 7 2 . m illion barrel s of OJ!. or 32 b ill ion cub1c feet of natural gas . • -=..------------- PRIVATE meeti ng room for any organization ; phone 992 · 3975 3-11 tfc 2 BEDROOM house , k it c hen and bat h, Avail able now Call 992 -2780 or 992 -3432 . 12-16-tfc 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and· unfurnished apartments., Phone 992 -5434 . 4-12-tfc .-------------HO~US E for rent i n Cheshire . Phone 992 5693 . 12-13 -tfC for Sale ELECTR 1-€ guitar , solid body , complete with c ase and amplif i er , excellen t con · dition , $90, cost S230 new. One snare drum, gold so<~rklP with case and stand , good con · dit ion. S35 . Phone 992 2941. 12 -17-Jtc -------------- - · -· - -- ~ - ELECTROLUX Sweeper deluxe model. Complete w1th i!ll c lean1ng attachments and uses paper bags . Slig htly used but cleans and looks like new. W i ll sell for 537.25 cash or terms available . Phone 992 2984. 12 -5-tfc -------------- L OCU ST posts , contact Harold Evans , Long Bottom , Ohio . Phone 843 -2942 . 12-14 12tp COAL FOR SALE, JAYMAR COAL COMPANY, THE MEIG S & GALLIA LINE , STATE ROUTE CHESHIRE , OPEN TILL 6:30 PM 7 AT 7 AM 5 DAYS A WEEK . PHONE 992 5693. 12 -17 -5tc QUAL ITY gu i tars, basses and amps at barga i n pr i ces . Tracy Whaley , 130 Linco ln Hill Road , Pom eroy , Ohio. 12 19 ; 4t c -------------ONE 250 lb tat hog Ph one 985 3338 . 12-19-3tp -------------19 HEAO of horses . Reg istered ·-Gene's Body Shop •5.55 Ph. 992-5271 On Most Amenca n Car!> lincoln Hill· Pomeroy , 0 . - GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 Painting A Specialty Ope n 8 Til5 Monday thru Saturday 1106 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0 . ' ASK US ABOUT Area 's Most R easonable Prices Water Lines and Power Lin es . All work done by the foot or contract. Also dozer work and septic tanks In stalled. WOOD TRUSSES :/' ~:::::::......1 Built to Your ' Specs Delivered to Job Site tank, well and water tap . Suitable for large trailer . Asking only $2 ,800 . ' PLUS - 2 See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992-7089 Nigh! 992-3525 or 992 -5232 HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. Dick's Hoard House "STRIPPERS" We Strip Paint, Varnishes, elc lrom Furniture . Antiques-Modern· Metals , We buy Antique s, Collec · tibles, etc . Pick· UP service Availilble DICK SEYLER, Owner Phone 992-2798 Kerr Street Pomeroy , Ohio 77J-SSS4 , Mason, W. Va . bedroom frame home , and garage at Downington . Kitchen METAL Body Repairman , 2-3 DOZER work , lo!!llnd clea ring by SEPTIC TANK S c l eaned UPHOL STERY Fabrics by the range and heater included in the acre hourly or contract , yrs exp ., Sal. bsd on exp ., Modern San1tat1on . 992 -3954or sale . $9,500 . yard 54 1n ches wide as low a s farm ponds , roads , e tc . Large trng , Free rm & brd • 992-7349 S.l 95 per yard , ve lvets as low NEARLY NEW - Modern 2 dozer and operator w1th over edic al , Dental , 30 days pd . M 10-23 -tt c as $3 JS, Imported velvets , bedrooms , bath , ut ili t y , and 20 years exper1en ce Pull ins vac ., Call \ collect ) A rmy !.9 .95 We also have ny,lon , carport on w'ell drained lot. E xcava1 ing , Pomeroy , Oh 10 Oppo rtun ities , 1n A th ens , 22 1 herculon . cotton prints , TA N KS AROBlt ·S EPTIC Phone 992 -2478 Columbus R d 593 -3022 $15,000. viny l s, and r emna nt s, by the SEWAGE S Y S TEM S 12 18 -3tc yard or by the pie ce. Pomeroy INCOME - 3 bedrooms, bath , 3 CLEANED . REPAIRED . Recov ery , 622 Ea st Main , porches , 7 rooms in all . Nea r MILLER SA N IT AT I 0 N ,' NEED a n ew paneled cei l ing , ----- -- -- --~ -FARMERS " Holiday Pomeroy . Phone 992 7554 . STEWART . OHIO PH . 66 2 -~ stores and court ho use . Only panell i ng , o r interior pain Greet ings " fro rn A . I. Cattle 3035 . ' . ll -20 -26tc . $3,000 down . ting. Ca l l R1chard Wilt. 992 · Tec hn 1C1 an , Leland Parker . 10-4-tfc --------~- --- 2889 157 ACRES With large B . 992 -2264 Pom eroy res iden ce FOAM to t i ll your old couch and . -~~~ 12-18-26t c or Coolville 667 -325 1 An cha1r cushion s as lo w as room house . bath , fireplace. SEW IN G, MACHINES Repair swering Se rv ic e , $10.95 1 Upho lstery books only and porch . Large barn . Al l se rv 1ce, all makes. 992 -2284 . PRICE CO N ST RUCTION , l 2-9-l3tc SOc 4 1nch covere d foam minerals exce pt coal . Nice The Fabnc ShOp , Pomeroy . Roofing , spouting , kitc h ens mattresses for standard size Author ized Singer Sales and farm land of 80 acres . $360 per and ba t h r oo ms . Complete bed, S29 95, Pomero y Se r v ice We Sharpen SCISSor s. remode li ng Phone 742 -67.7 3. Recovery, 622 E . Ma 1n , acre. 3-29-tfc 12 -3-tfc Pomeroy P hone 992 7554 . NICE OLDER HOME - B _"";"" = = =" 11 20 26tc rooms , 4 bedrooms, modern t:L N~ ana v~1'"" .... ;-. , II!:J Ma c hines .. . Serv ic e on all wl l.llr i~~;:-~~f~;;-and bath , 2 nice enclosed porches . sh rubbe ry Also , clean out LOSE weight with N eW Shape makes Reasonabre rates . basements , att1 cs, et c. Ca ll Tablets and Hydrex Water Large gas F .A. f u rnace . The Sew i ng Center , M id 949 3221 or 742 -4441 Pills at D u tton Drug 1n Garage. Want $18,000 . d l eport , Ohio • 11 21 -JOtc 11 16 tfc M idd l eport and Nelson Drug 12 -18-Jtc Buy a warm home w1th plenty 28 New Homes To Be CH AR L 'ES" - R- .- HATF I ELD . O'DELL A li nem en t work c an be of room . We have severa l to done by appointment aniy at VACUUM Cleaners new 1973 m in i-ba ckhoe . water l mes . SOLD prese nt time . due to Il lness m' Model. Comp lete w ith all show you. Just ca ll. footers , dra m lmes Ph one fam i ly . Phone for ap . c l eaning tools Small pa 1nt At 742 -6092 po 1ntment 742 -3232 . damag e in shipping . W i ll take 12 .6-18tc ~H lE N l T[ tu- pRD USED 1125tfc $27 cash or budget plan ...... _ _ _ _ GORDO N H lfAF'ORlJ available Phone 992 -2984 PIANO tun ing & repairing . 1-<E ADY ·MIX , CO NCRETEASSOCIA!FS 1218tfc La n e Daniels , 259 Broadway , d elivered r ight to your REPOSSESSED M iddleport Phone 992 2082 projec t •. Fast and easy . Free 992-3325 or 12·9 12lp PAIN T DAMAGE . 1973 ZIG · PRICES est i mates Phone 992 3284 . ZAG SEWING MACHINES. --- -- ~---- -- Goegle ln R ead y -Mix Co ., St ill in origina l ca rton s. No 992 -3615 To make room for the G & E appliance repa ir . P hone M iddlepor t , Oh io . a1tachments needed as our at the shop, 992 3802 o r 949 6-30-tfc many new units controls are built -i n . Sews - - -- -- -- - - - - , 4254. w ith 1 or 2 nee dle s, makes .11 26 -261p , SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED .:rriving in Jan., 1974.' buttonholes , sew on buttons , -- ~---- ~- ----REASONABLE rates . Ph . 446DELAYED monograms . and bl i nd hem AUTOMOB ILE insu rance been' 4782, Galli pol is, John Russel L st it ch Full cash price $38 SO DELIVERY can c e ll ed ? Lost your : OWIJer and Operator . , or budget plan ava i la b l e. oper ato r 's l icense . Call 9925-12 -tfc' AVAILABLE Phon e 992 -2984 7.4 28 ' ' With !he exception of a 12-18 -tfc ... . 6-15-lfc DOZER and back hoe wOrk . small deposit. SIN GER A u tomat ic Z i g Zag ponds and se ptic tanks , d it Sew ing Ma chines . in sew 1ng c hing service ; top so l i , flll 1 table . Makes buttonhol es. dirt. li mestone ; B&K 1971 ALL -ELECTRI C W ind so r sews on buttons , bl ind hems , Escavat ing Phone 992 -5367 or mobile home 60x 12. 3 etc . Top notch condition . Pay 992 386\ , bedroom , air condit ioner . 13 S51 or terms availabl e Phone •• 9-1-tf c foot Expando . 1 acre ground 992 -298.4 . ... ---~-on ol d Route 33 north of Rock. 12 lB ft c As the girl said , when c . BRADFORD , AuCt ioneer 1 Spr ings . Cal l 992 -5677 after 6 marriage was mentioned : 1 YEAR Com pl ete Ser'Cf ice p .m . PIONEER SEED COR N ! "Never put off till tomorrow Phone 949 -3821 GUARANTEE 12- 4-tf c ORDER NQW l A good su pply Racine , Ohio that which you should have of all var 1efies and kernel BEST SERVICE Cri tt Bradford done day before yesterday! " si zes ava il ab le H i ghe st 5-1 tfc y1eld1ng regular , MOM IN DON'T PUT OFF SEEING resistant and h 19h lysi n e THESE CALL NOW! 1969 vw , good condit ion Rad1o , OHIO VALLEY EXCAVATING , dozer , load erhybrids year after year in test POMEROY 3 nice rear w 1ndow defroster, good and btl ck.hoe work ; sept ic P!ots Early payment rubber , p l u s heavy duty tanks installed . dump truck~ bedrooms . Bath . Some d1scounts , By January 15 - 5 trailer hitch . S995 Also , 185 and to -boys for h i re ; will haul' carpeting and paneling . Gas pet , February 15 - 4 pet., CC Suzuk i Enduro motor fill dirt , top soil , llmestone' April 15 2 pet Qu antity floor furnace . Basement . cycle , good condition . $325 and gravel ; Call Bob or Roger • d isc ounts : 10·24 units 3 pet. , Porch . Nice Lo1 50x200 . Ca ll 949 -4452 Jeffers , day phone 992 -7089 ; 25 49 units - 5 pet ., 50 units 10 12-19-3tc night phone 992 -3525 or 992 . ASKING $10,000. pe t . Ca ll or stop and plan your 5232 WE HAVE A LADIES profitable co rn program w ith DOWNTOWN 1968 foRD--;~ ku;fruck-:- 360 2-11 -tfc BUSINESS AND A MANS us Your AUTHORIZED motOi- . standard sh i ft Phone . .------BELPRE Meigs Co Pioneer See d BUSINESS FOR SALE . Both 949 37 54 Dealer DALE KAUTZ , •., 12-185tc OHIO are in good locat ions and CHESTER AGRICO SER doing an excellent business. VICE CENTER 1 MILE 1966 P LY MO UT H St ation No phone information on SO UTH OF CHESTER ON Wagon . Cle an , good t ire s. R T . 7. Phone 985 -3831 these please . Come in and we S300 . Phone 992 -3866 . Big-(a paci1y ' ~ · · 12-1B-3tp can discuss . DESIRE TO 12 14 7t c Maytag ~ SELL BY THE lsi of the Automatics WE HAVE all you r upholstery t· year . ' 2 s peeq opera w;on .1,1 needs , Bur l ap , den i.m , MIDDLEPORT - Build ing Q'lOic e of water , cambr ic, foam g l ue. zi ppers, EX~PERl E N C ED pa 1n ter . t'emps . Auto . l or Mobile Home lot . 70x90. tacking strip , springs and Inter ior and exter i or . Phone water lev e\ jl Utilities. close . Wooded area c l i ps , chipboard , button 985 -3951 . c ontrol . L 1n f twine, sewmg thread, l~gs , in excellent neighborhood . 12-5-26tp F i I fer or Power upholstery books , dacron, $2,000. . , Fin 'Ag itator . w ebbing. spring twme , tacks , MIDDLEPORT LIKE CARPENTER work , masonry '· Perma -Prtu welt c ord , cotton, sw1ve1 1 work , general remodel ing by NEW - Business room and bases and foam, foam , foam . Maytag hour or c ontrac t Phone 992 lovely apartment . 3 Pomeroy Recovery , 622 Ea st Halo of Heat 3511 . Main Street. Pomeroy . Phone bedrooms, {lots of closets} . , Dryers 12-16-26tc 992 7554 . Surround clothes Bath Dining room. Hard· 11 -20 -26tc with gentle , even wood floors with ca rpeti ng ~eat. No hot spots , over . Hot water heat . ·.no averdry i ng Panel ing. Garages. 'Fine Mesh Ltn t It's Sn_ow Tire Time! HAS YOUR PROPERTY mo de ls of mobile homes .~ ' ' Filter Phone area code 61.4 423 -9531 , , BEEN FOR SALE We Specialize in .4-13-trc LONG? Let us sel l it fQr you . MAY,TAG ---------------- ____ _ --- ------- ----- - ------- --------- ------ DISPERSAL SALE - and NO MONEY NEEDED UNTIL JANUARY 1974 .,------ Wiles. Mrs . Alherl Smith , Mrs. George Skinner. Mrs. I .Jihan Pierce, Mrs. William Barnhart and Mrs . Oliver Michael. Leaving the infirmary the women went to the church ror a business meetmg. Mrs . Wiles Auto Sales ~pnn~ f,tll~ at Hat·mt· Mttn:h lti. ~1r Bt•nnl'll \\t il ;•l~u spc;,tk <.~t UH.· 1'u111ero) B;t plt.) t Chu r<·h Mar ch 11 t\nnthcr !Sf>e<Jkcr at the SIJr ing ralty will be Mrs . Happy ' l<t~lur . president of the Ohil) t:ounc:1 l of ('hurt•he!i . A commu mcatwn wm; read fr om Mrs. Charla s Searles, pn· ~·.Jdcnt (1f Wumcn's Rio (:ritOflf• Assocaatiuu, reg<trdin~ Ute- l!fi4 t onfcrence at Graq- VI II e. June 26 to 28 and lhc need for volunteers . Cookies, coffee and tea were served foll owlng the meetin g which concluded with a prayer circJe and singing of " Praise God :' fering of $15 was de-die<tled by Mrs. Couch . The Chnslmas stockings were turned in for for the Rio Cr<~nde Baptist special projec t work. A report on the- recent Ohio Baptist Conventi on Board of Trustees meeting was g iven by Mrs . Kuhn . She told of plans for observing Ule sesquicentennial in 1976 to be headed by Dr . Robert Slaughter and U1e ef· forts to be made to raise a Pomeroy million dollars for the work . We Accept Federal Food Stamps 115 W. Main Theme, she reported, will be Ope n Mon .· Thurs. 9 a.m. to 7 p . m . - Fr idays 9 a .m. to 8 p .m . - Saturdays ·· He rit age Today, Horizons Tomorrow :• Dr. Slaughter 9 a .m. to 8:30p .m . \ spoke on " Where We are. and Where We Want to Go." Thursday, Dec. 20 Mrs . Kuhn nored that the OBC convention will be Oct. 23Deadline 20 in Canton. She told of the youth work in the s tate, and of the recogmtion which has come to Ohio thr ough m ethod s BUY IT TODAY! employed in promotin g the church. " Beyond Key 73" in book form is now available, she ~ Special discount to schools , said. ~ churches and organizations . Mrs . Kuhn announ ced several upcoming events - the showing of the Billy Graham COMPLETE SELECTION FRUITS & VEGETABLES film . " Time to Run " at 185 Fire auxiliary has celebration I I I I I WILL CAROL Memhers of Lang Bottom United Church 'will go caroling Friday at 7 p. m. Following the caroling they will-return to the church basement for refresh· ments and a gift exch"ange. The annual Christmas program will he held Sunday evening at 7:30. The public is invited to at rend. II I I I J VALUES . FURNITURE '~~~~.~?.·' "··- . •1995 ' 1795 70 Ford VB Torino 5ta. Wag on . Nice . '2195 72 .Ford Gran Torino 4 dr . Sedan. 302 V-8. '495 6B Plymouth Fury 318 V-8 4 dr . 5 63 Ford VB 395 Countr y Sedan . Notic e- Close d Monda y a nd Tuesday . De c . 24th and Dec . 25th so our employe s can enjoy Christmas . Keith Goble Ford, Inc. 19·11>. And 0¥11" .,. Butt Portltlll . ... .. • at• Center Roast .. : . .. lb- I SEARS Catalog Merchant I 1220 E . Main I 29 19 lb. up Pomercv PH. 992-2178 .L.-~--- I ~ I I ·-----.1. lb.ggc Chops sue... Whole Smoked Picnic . lb.7t Pork Sausage :\'.~ • .2 ;:;, 5157 Canned Ham ~:::.· • 3 ::;. 549' Rll HALF LOIN • • Fresh Ham ~.: • • • lb.9t Virginia Farm "ii:" • • ...s1s' Boneless Whole Ham • s1•' Whole Ham~ •• lb.s1z' lb. 79~. ALSO ;t.VAILAILl: DIE.., OHM, C.pon~, s.trt'• or Armour'• luntr a.... TuriiQII ~u Standard Oysten • Select Oysters • • • ~ 5149 A&P Cranberry Relish •::5t Shrimp Cocktail::::. 3 ~.51 19 ' ~:~!e~a~0 ~~U!" makes anti' RUTLAND •1295 Country .Squ ire 9 pa ss . Sta. Wagon. air cond. Sharp . A Whole Ham . . . . .. ~ 91• ·"'' I FLORIDA T~ • 2Y2.'~•­ Royal Lusters ::; •~~4t Walnuts in shell •~.79• Mixed Nuts in shell!::7t Fruit Cakes • •5.!.. 55" Fruit Cakes • .1% .!. 524' Rolls·-:.··3 :;:;. 51 n Pie.:.:.. as· -------------- __ Posihve Stop and Go In Mud & Snow. 70 Ford VB Gal. 500 I I Lou Employment Wanted HENRY E. CLEL,IIND YOUR FRIENDLY BROKER Sta . Wagon . Come in Here's the Man To See For .. . I THE II BEST I ~I Sears II · -------------- CO-OP COUNTRY SQUIRE 120 70 Ford VB Ranch Wagon '1495 70 Ford VB 40 KINDS ------ -------------- ONE OWNER SPECIALS 4 dr . Sedan . Christmas Candy ORDER NOW FRESH TURKEYS Year End Clearance r------------r MIUER HOMES As.o.;t ~.:l;t 1t un 'lil Dr .ttiSE>ph I ( l •. tp iWtll . l ''"''\'tlk•. ~·xi•t'll 1 1\t' II Hill~ h ·r uf !Jit' 0 1Hu H aptt " l (',)n\l•ntHHt , 111 Pumen~~ a1 tl 11..' First Baptist Churd1 Jan . 20: .i.lnd the comi ng uf Mdl \Jil Bcnn('tl, · Sylvan1<1. prestdcn t of the- OBC, CHESTER - The annu al Christmas party of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Ches ter Volunteer Fire Department was held Sunday evening at the fire house with firemen and their families and guests at a covered dish dinner of baked ham, c heese sandwiches, coffee and punch furnished by the auxiliary. A lighred tree was the cenrer of attraction w1th table decorations in keeping with the ' season. Prayer was given by Larry Clark . Santa arrived after dinner • Red poinsettias lined the and presented gifts and sacks rutar railing for the Ch ritmas of candy to the children and .Cantata , · "A Glorious gifts to the ladies. Several Message••, presented Sunday game prizes and seven door ;night at the Middleport First prizes were given. Baptist Church. Members and guests were ; Attired in new whire robes Mr. and Mrs. Rohert Wood and :with red satin collars, the choir Debbie, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton ;.nrered the sanctuary to " 0 Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart ;co me All Ye Faithful" Smalley , Mr. and Mrs. John following an organ-piano duet, Wickham, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur '"A Christmas Meditation" by Orr, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Mrs. Gerald Anthony and her Newell and Sheila, Mrs. Opal daughrer, Miss Sarbara An· Hollan, Mr. and Mrs. Erroll thonv . Conroy, Mrs. Alice Dodson, ~loists for the cantata were Mrs . Mabel Van Meta, Mrs. Mrs. Dorothy Jenkins, Danny Grace Gumpf, Dannie Bissell, Thompson, Tom Darst and Mr. and Mrs . Harold Newell, Mrs . Beulah White. Sopran~s Louann, Kathy , Kenny and were Mrs. Nadine Barton, Mrs. Jimmy Newell, Mrs . Jean Janice Gibbs, Mrs . Pearl Sexson. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hoffman, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Keller, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Louise Thompson, Mrs . Myers, Linda, Bruce Alan a~d R ose mary Lyons, Mrs. MarLeonard Myers, Mr. and Mrs. jorie Walburn, Mrs. White and Larry Clark, Tamra and Penny Mrs . Edna Wiison . The altos Clark, Mr . and Mrs. Roy ~e re Mrs . Frances Bearhs. Christy, Mr. and Mrs. Don Mrs. Marilyn Fultz , Miss VanMeter, Laura Jean Venida Gibbs, Miss Jerry Eichinger, Kristie Hawk, Mr. Pullen and Mrs. Texanna Wll. and Mrs. Ross Cleland, Sheila Tenors were Lacy Barton, Toney, Bill Cash, Victor Bahr, 1 Thompson and Darst. Roger Coats and Jane Bahr . Marc Fultz and Joe Anthony Clarice Allen. were the acolytes and Jayne Lee Hoeflich , narrated the cantata. The recessional hymn 1 1 was 'jJoy to the World" and the I ·· I benediction was by the Rev. Sreven Skaggs . --------------- Mobile Homes For Sale t't.'pnrt('d on the \\ hatl' l'fCJS~ project. anrl th~ hwe g,ifl uf· Cantata preserted All work guaranteed DITCHING SERVICE PRE-F,IIBRICATEO 113,500. TRAILER LOT - With septic LEVEL ,6.CRE EXPERT Wheel Alignment Pomeroy Home & Auto Pomeroy .============~ • bedroom s, gas fired boiler , f ull basement, garden and lots of shrubbery . 2 car garage. Next to new fire house . Asking ; .----. ' I with purchase of this new 1974 Nog ..:.:-.. • Whip.::.... Pineapple ..:.'i.=.,. Fruit Cocktail..::n3 =It Cranberry Potatoes- 2- .,., TaM§~ RED DR GOLDEN "Delleinua. t.lpplea, u.s. # 1 tL.jow?e.&V\41 3 lbs:l 00 OKh ' 992-2259 If no answer 992-2568 ALl SIZES IN STOCK Tho . SU-PER SERVICE STA. •' • · - - JickW.carsey , Mgr. . . . Phone 992-9932 · STEREO -RADIO am -fm , 8 track tape comb ination , .:! Way speaker sound system . Balance $102 56, or use our budget terms . Call 992 -3965 12-16tfc MATADOR uaasw Let Us Install Now! Tenn . Walk i ng Horses , Reg lstered Quarter Horses , Gra de Horses and pon ies. $40 and up . Call 36 7 7481 or 388 - FIR EWOOO . Can deliver . 9991 . Phone 992 -2826 or 992 -55 65 . 12-19 4t c 12 -16-12tp =--- Ph .'992 -2174 HOT WATER HEAT - Warm 3 NEW LARGE re cl 1ning chairs i n vinyl material. buy now or lay a way tor Chris t mas , On tv $89 95 . Swive l ro c kers 1n ve lv et , nylon . and pnnts t hat make a w onderfu l gi ft for your wife On l y $69 95. All if ems c ash and ca rry or 60 day la y -away Pomeroy Re covery , 622 E . Main , Pomeroy Phon e 992 -7554 ll -20 -26tc J?i~~aY.: ··- " -------------TRUCK dr iver needed Ca l l 1;, CARPENTERS, 2-3 yrs . exp ., Sal. bsd on exp -trng. , Free rm & bd . . Med ica l. Denta l, 30 days pd . vac . Call (co t\ec t l Army opportunities , in Athens , 221 Columbus Rd . 593 3022 . ..:f H or,.. Qlf, cp Co111p.an~ -------------- Notice t: . S tat e Fa rm li te l'lsuran ce ENERGY C ri SIS Demands NUCLEAR TRAININ G FOR HAVE YOUR trophy mounted , QUALIFIED INDIVIDUA LS . deer heads , sma ll animals , The U S. Navy offers the best and birds . Howard Birchfield . nuclear power training in the Mulberry Street, Rutland world for t hose who qual 1fy . Phone 742-6834 Openmgs ava liable for both 11 26 tf c officer and enlisted programs . Ful l pay and allowan ces wh i le you tra in . For mare informat1on ca ll toll free 800 -841 -8000 anyt i me ! TAKE COMMAND OF YOUR FUT URE IN THE NUCLEA R NAVY " 12 19 Me •• .. MIDDLEPORT Lost ... day party of Mrs. Pierce's grandson. Scottie fierce, at the • home of his parents, Mr. and ..., Mrs. Paul Pierce, Mason, W. '" VQ;. •• , . Mr. and Mrs. Jon Pierce, : · Pomeroy, s~nt Thanksgiving :· with Mr. and Mrs . Clinton : · Pierce and family . t'o Mrs. June Sayre, Agnes ~ Whire and Mrs. Esther Harden ~: atrended " Happy Happenings" '- at the Lutheran Church in Pomeroy . ,.. Randy Pierce, Mason, W. •• Va., was a recent guest of his • grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ~ Clinton Pierce and family. •· Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nease · 7. and children spent a recent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Thelma Nease, Pomeroy. Stephen C. Sriowden SS3 R usse11 S1 . (Gravel H illl PH . 992 · 71SS G IR L FRIDAY . Secretary needed . Must do bookkeeping , typing , shorthand and f il 1ng . Permane nt position . Must be HOME LIT E chain saw n ear experienced and dependable . Carmel Church Reward Good reb for the r ight person Phone 949-2175 Edson Roush 12 19-.4tc Phone 949 -5953. Mrs. Mildred Pierce and cO. -~----- - - - ---- Or k i ss your chee k , but God w i ll fake my g1ving t o the ones I lov ed so mu ch the gi ft I Sfl'nd is not very new . I t ' s worn and 1orn and c r i ed itself blue The love it holds no words can tell , f or two cha ir s wi ll be empty on Christmas da ys . Ida King 12 19-ltp ••· Tina attended the second brrth· 12-2 JOtc ---- For Sale Notice Floor [=~ii~~~~i~=~ ~::::===~=~=~~===-~· ·• r . know I cannot send you presents, or touch your hands. • Beth. AlhenS FREE EST. Res 1dence, com m ercia I ar mobile hom es . Save on part s & labor . 21S N. 2nd Ave. Middl eport Phone992 -3509 ------------· Stop In and See Our and The annual Christmas party for residents of the Meigs County Infirmary was staged Thursday night by the Missionary Society of the Pomeroy First Baptist Church. The group enjoyed a carol sing with Mrs. Robert Kuhn joining Betty Will, one of the residents, to sing ''Silent Night.'' Mrs . Kuhn told several Christmas stories. Gilts were presented to each resident, and punch and Cookies were ser· ved . Each resident was given a snowman favor made by Mrs. I. B. Walker. Atrending from the church were Mrs. Kuhn, Mrs. J oseph Cook, Mrs . Ellen Couch, Mrs. Harry Bailey, Mrs . L. P. Sterrett, Mrs . J. Edward Fosrer, Mrs. Orval Sl1.50 Perm. For A:eq . Hair $8.50 FURNITURE SALES& SERVICE t' •·· a t'l'" 111 Ulil" , J,tn. ,, uu11gh Fd 1 · .1 blk b~ Society entertains residents 992-7474 Johnson Masonry & (Remodeling) 992- 7608 8 ACRES of ground on St. 143, water tap pa id . Phone 992 · 3640. 12 13 -12tc OPEN EVES8 : 00 P . M . POMEROY , OHIO ·.,------- - - _ . : _ - . ; IN MEM ORY Of my dear husband , Cha r ley King and Conn i e granddaughter , Ph illi ps I 51695 POMEROY MOTOR In Memory Dated this 30th November 1973. help finan cei eSei ther two propert Cat I of593these 5667 4 Door , V-6. aut omat1c , power steering & brakes , lac tory a1r , radio . good 1st line tires . clean mterior , green lin 1sh . BLIND ADS Add it ion al 25c Charge per Advert isement . NOTICE OF OFFICE HOURS APPOINTMENT . to 5· 00 p m . Da il y , Case No . 21 ,088 8 830: 30 aa.m .m to 12 . 00 Noon Estate of Thoma s Burk e Sa tur day ., Deceased. Not ice i s hereby g 1ven t hat Ruby Bu rk e of Coo lvi lle , Oh io, R. D . 2, h a s been d ul y appo i nted Admin istratr ix of the E state of IN M EMOR V o f Opal M c Dan iel who passed away , D ec . 19, Thomas Burke , dece ased , late 1962, eleven years ago today . of Coolville, R o 2, Me igs Sadly missed by her children County , Oh io . and grand c hifdren . Mrs Pa ul Creditors are required to file Hudson . · th eir cl a i ms w it h sa1d fiduc iary 12 19 -lt c Within four months · I from Me 1gs H 1gh Sc hool. Three bedrooms , two bath ~, l ull ba semen t w ith two car garage , Large lot ~27 .50 0 Also. recently remodeled three bedroom older home m Pomeroy P r ice of 515,000 ,ncludesfurn l ture . Owner w ill S"95 Ol'fiCE SUPPLIES GAS and OIL A LOVELY new Home,, mile 4 Door , V-8 engine , a utomat•c. c lean inter 1or , ex cellen t 1st line t ires , blue fin ish . A barga1n for anyone . 3c ( 12 1 12 , 19, 2t c Real Estate For Sale 992 -2094 606 E . Main Pomero_y II - The Daily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 .. De<·. 19. 1~7:1 Johnies Beauty Salon NOV. SPEC. ~ Pa ul E Ktoes P&J HEATING AND COOLING ~ before sa i d meeting 10 x SO MOB ILE HOME Phone 992 5693 11 13 lf C - busmess as may property Co me Pomeroy Motor Co. o I'Dse of electing d ireCiors and th~t . tro~~~n sac t i on of such other 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY - thir"ct Wednesda v of January . 197A , at 4 00 P M for the p ur PQMEROY . HOME & AUTO ~ Sa id bJnk. In PomJ!roy , Oh io . accord i ng to its: bV · Iil:ws, on t he for Rent or Sale WANT ADS I NFORMATION DEAD LI NES 5 P . M oav Before Pvbltcat ion Mondav Dead li ne 9 am . Cancelt alion Corrections W ill be acc epted unt il 9 a m . for Day of Pub lic at ion REGULATIONS The Pub li-sher reserve s the r i ght to ed 1t or re jec t any ads deemed obiect i onal. The publisher w il l not be respon si ble for more than one in cor re c t insertion . RATES For Want Ad Sendee 5 cents per Word on~ insert ion M inimu m Cha rge S1 00 14 cents p er word t h ree consecu11ve inse:rt1ons . 26 cents per w ord six con ~ecut i ve insert ions 25 Per Cent D iscoun t on pa 1d ads ano ads pa1d with in 10 days . CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S2.0 0 f or 50 word m ,n . imum Ea ch addit i ona l w ord " S~cond Stre:et , Pomeroy . Ohio . ~ :u be held at the off ic e of West { 12) 19 , 26 ( I ) 2. 9, Business Services 1 " PuaucNOTI~E ITH NELSON MOTQ,RS INC. ~00 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Ph. 992-2174 ~~f.eaell, Fleischmann's • 100% Solid-State Tltan 275\' Chassis • Power Sentry Voltage Aegula1 or • Solld·Siate Super Video t=tanga Tuning System • Chromatic One--button luning Llplon Tea Bags .... .. .. 100 .~;. 11,25 Wenon 011 . . . . . .... ... ... .. •:;r: asc C.nlda Orr Ml11n . . . . . . 3 ·~.~·· 83• ~tt R11mes Fronn Eg Noodles . .. ':.~· 59• ,.1. 1•9 55~ • • Deluxe Pizza • • • CAT 1'000 INSTANT Taster's Choice CHEF DOY-AR·OEE FROZEN BOY-AR·DEE FROZEN STICK MARGARINE Decorator designed for the most conlemporsry_room s•ttlngs. Gramed American Walnut color cabinet. Automatic Fine-tuning Control. • • • Polr Beg Btawn suc•r ........ z:. _,, PoiJ Bag Powdmd Sucer . .. . Z,:. U• Morton Frozen Creem Pitt . , •::; Sf< Morton Frozen Fruit PIM . . .. '::" U< Kallan &rwt~ Gl11l • • • F11111 Pn• .. . 3:.t::: 11,00 lrtelll11l Frozll Cent':,',~~~~ .. ~~- Uc &nllllltll FIOIIII Corl c/,'t.~ 3 ';:::: S1,00 IM"tr ¥111111 Wllftn .... , . I ~· IS• Cheese Pizza . • Sausage Pizza . • CHEF BOY-AR-DEE FROZEN Collq;e Inn lui Brllh . . ... .. " ):.• 22c College l11 Chlckan Broth . . . ":: 22• Collq;t Inn Chicken Broth . . . . ·::-· 83• Upton Cup-a.SOuplrd~l~ ... ... .·:r.~· U• ~· EXCELSIOR Sa lt Work.s , E . Main St .• Po m eroy A ll k inds of se~lt water pel lets , water nuggets, block salt and own Ohio River Salt . Phone 992 · 3891. 6-5-tfc SHEARED WHITE PINE Xmas trees , need les really stay on ! KUHL'S BARGAIN CENTER , Rt . 7, " at caut ion light " Tuppers Plains . 12·2· 1at e --------- ------- SALT ~ Uio! ll.t: AI\IU .:J NUV1 , ~ INGER sewing machines 1972 model i n beau f\ful walnut Rock salt for town shi p S, cab i net. Makes design stit towns, and b usinesses i n ches. zig' zag , buttonholes, bulks and bags · for and b11nd t'lems , etc . Like new , sno w . Excels ior Sal t Works Only $89 .95 . Call Ravenswood Phone 992 -3891 27 3-9521 or 273 -9893 after 5 .00 .' 11 -11 -ttc 12-7-tfc ice --------,----ste~eo - radio - 8 busi~e:s-fo;-:N. , A'r" · FM track 'GR·o'ZERYape combmatlon , 4 speaker Building for sale or lease . sound system . Balance Ph 773 . 5618 from 8 : 30 p , m . 5103 98, or use our budget one · 1 t terms . Call 992 -3965 . to 10 p .m . for appom men . 12-9-ttc 3-20-tfc -------------- $39995 HURRYl COME IN TODAYl A GIFT· A- RI\MA ST.ORE Ingels.Furniture . --------------I Smith Nelson Motors will be closed Friday morning till12 noon Dec. 21, open Saturday, .Dec. 22 till 12 noon and will be closed Monday, Dec. 24th & Tuesday, Christmas Day. So-our employes can enjoy the Holidays. All of us at Smith Nelson want to take this op· portunity to wish each & every one a Very Merry ChristmipS & Very Happy & Prosperous New Year. We also want to thank our many customers for making 1973 a very good year for us. -· 992-2635 .' . OPEN EVENINGS MIDDLEPORT Wlnt 'rHI~ COUPON Ofil A ........ "SLIPlii:·JttGHl" Canned Ham �s · • ~· d G R l f Cl • ~~~~·1E~l:1~~if&iJ~:i~S entzne1 asslJ ze s et esu ts. 10 - ThP Dall) St>nlLill'l. Mut.tlqJUrt -Ponh.'rl t ~. 0 .. Dt•c lfl, 197:! Secretary .st c PUBLIC NOTICE The Ca rl L emley res id en ce in Tuppers Pla ins , Ohio , w i ll be offered for sa le at t /'le off i ces ot Cr~w , Oh10 . Crow & Porter, Pomer oy , at 1 :00 P .M , Fr iday , December 21 , 1973 . 11 cannot be sold tor tess than 59 ,000 00 c as h trnmed i ate possess i on . The nght Is reser ved to reiect any or al l offer5 . Ro y E Lemley , Guard 1an 1972 CHEVROLET BEL AIR S249S 4 Door , less tlian 15 ,000 mlles by 1 local owner. Beige finish . vinyl top , 350 V-8 eng me , automatic trans .. power steen ng & brakes, tires show l ittl e wear . Rad•o. truly a cream putt . 1971 DODGE CORONET 1971 DODGE POLAR A day of Mann1ng D Webster Judge Court of Common Pleas , Probate Div i sion ~: (12 ) 5. 12, 19, 3tc ··' . - - - -- - •• 1: Syracuse ..•~:News, Society :: Richard Harris of California ; ; spent a couple of days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick ,. Harris. : · Mrs. Thelma Cusrer spent :.. two weeks at Cheylan, W. Va ., •. with her uncle Riley Armes ~· who had suffered a heart at: j lack and was confined to the ' · Memorial ·Hospital at : : Kanawha City. He has since • returned to his home. • Mrs. Lela Robinson, Dorothy \.- Rifne and son, Don , Mrs. : · Harold Payne, Jr. and son, • Greg, all of Cleveland and Mrs. : · Harold Payne, Sr., Logan, W. :: Va., visited Saturday with Mrs. : · Robinson's sister, Mr. and : : Mrs. Thomas Hayman. •· Richard Duckworth and , · Agnes White spent the , . Thanksgiving weekend at ;. Dunbar, W. Va., with Mr. and :. Mrs. James Whire and Mary DUE 10 th e cond 1tlon of the bu i ld ing , we w ill c lose De c 31. We , a lso , wou l d \i ke to thank al l our cus tomer s . LOUISe's Bakery , 105 Court Street. Pomeroy , Oh10 . Verna l and Lou1se Well . 12-9-18tp MORTGAGE INSURANCE ----~ - ~----~-- l; ~ : ,· J :.f .. ~: ,.•• ..•• Laurel Cliff •• •• •••• News Notes •.•. • •• By Bertha Parker :· Sabbath School atrendance ~ · at the Free Methodist Church Dec. 9 was 89. Offering was t. $65.72. .• ; Mr. Paul Archer, Colwnbus : · visited SatuW'day with his : . mother Mrs. Georgia Deihl. ~: Mr. and Mrs. Phill Wise, •· McConnelsville attended 1 •• t. !· morning services Sunday at local church. • • Mr. and Mrs . Norman Schaefer had as their visitors recently , their son Wyatt Schaefer and friend, Murl Paisley , Marion , and Mr. and ;""' Mrs . Wm. Perry, Athi!ns. Mrs. Edna Schaefer, Mrs. : : Fern Dora Story visired Mr. • and Mrs. Fritz Stahl, New '· • Marshfield. •• •• •• •• GREAT ;.•• COUNTRY • STEREO 92.1 •• .. . . • •'· •• • I WMPO-FM Middleport.Pomerov Bloo n 11QI O IIlor G IS help Wanted ---- - ------- From the laraest Bulldozer Radiator to ~mattes r Heat er Lor e . Nathan Bigg s Rad iator Speciali st TWO bedroom house a I 47 ,1 Sycamo re Street i n M 1d d le port . vacant Call 992 5310 11 21.26tc SMITH NELSON .-MOTORS. INC.- TEAFORD CLOSE OUT on new Zi g -Zag Sew ing Ma ch i nes. For sewing stretch fab ncs, buttonholes , fan cy des igns , etc . Paint sli ghtly blem ished Cho ice of c arrying c a se or sewmg stand $49 80 cash or terms available . Phone 992 298 4. 12 5 tf c V1rqll B . T, ·,1ford , Sr. Brok t•r 110 Me chanic Str Pef Pome r oy. O h 1o --+5769 person, 667 -3131. Oh10 Valley · Manufacturing Corporation 12-19-Jtc ---- ---------~ For Rent Little Chief Electric Smokehouse 1 BEDROOM tra il er , 5 minutes from M iddleport P hone 992 2297, after 4 p m 12-17 Jtc Smoke Your OtNn : Turkey Cheese Fish Game Jerk.y, Etc. Regular Price $35 .00 Call: 992 -3166 Joe Rosenbaum FURN I SH ED two bedroom mob ile home in Pomeroy S110 per month . Phone 992 3429 . ' 12-19 6tp LARGE 3rd floor apartment for rent in downtown Pomeroy Cal\ 992 2789 after 5 p . m . 12 18-6tc Holiday Special $23.95 KOSKOT KOSMETI CS & WIGS : MERRY CHRISTMAS & GOO BLESS EA CH & EVERY ONE OF YOU HELEN J ANE BROWN , MIDDLEPORT , OHIO , 9925113 . 12 11 -tfc ----------'-~- GUN SHOOT , ~Saturday, Dec. 22, 6 p m . Mile H l ll Road. Factory choked guns only . Assorted meats Sponsored by Ra c ine Fire Dept 12-19 -Jtc DEEM S RESTAURANT Racine , Ohio , open 7 days week . Sunday Dispatch , sorry for such a delay . 11 -18 -Jt c a Business Opportunities 12 -1B-3tc CLERK Typist , 2-3 yrs . exp ., Sal bsd on exp . -trng ., Free rm & bd , Med ical, Dental , 30 days pd . vac ., Ca ll (collect) Army Opportun i ties , in Athens 221 Columbus Rd . 593 3022 12-18-3tc WELDERS , 2 3 yrs . exp , Sal bsd on exp .-trng_, Free rm & brd .• Medical , Dental. 30 days d . vac , Call (collect) Army ppo rtun it1es , 1n Athens , 221 Co\ um bus Rd ., 593 -3022 . 12-18 :Jtc 8 ------ -- ~ - ---- MEDICAL Equ i pment Repa i rman - 2-3 yrs . exp ., Sal bsd on exp .-trng .. Free rm . & bd ., M P. d ica/, Dental , 30 days pd va ~ , Call (co ll ect ) A rmy Opl)o rtun ities , In Athens , 221 Colu mbus Rd ., 593 -3022 . 12-18-Jtc CO MPUTER Repa irman , NCR 500, 2 3 yrs . exp .• Sal. bsd on exp -trng .p Fre e rm & brd , Med ica l , De nt aL 30 days pd . vac , Call (collect ) Army Opportunities , 1n Athens , 22 1 Columbus Rd . 593 -3022 ....... 12 -18 -Jtc ____________ _ TE LEVIS ION Equipment Repairman - 2-3 years exp ., Sa l bsd on exp .-trng ., Fr ee rm & brd ., Medi ca l , Denta l, 30 days pd . vac ., Call {colle ct) Army oppo rt uni t l es . in Athens ,22 1 Columbus Rd . 593 3022 . U -18-Jtc WHEE L Vehicle Mechanic 2-3 years exp ., SaL bsd on exp .trng ., {trk , de~ l or auto) Free r m . & brd ., Med ic a l, Dental. 30 days pd . vac ., {t a ll (c olleen Army Opportunit ies , in Athens . 221 Columbus Rd . 593 -3022 . 12·18 3tc One cubic foot of uran ium has the same energy con • te nt as 1 7 mil!Jon tons of coal. 7 2 . m illion barrel s of OJ!. or 32 b ill ion cub1c feet of natural gas . • -=..------------- PRIVATE meeti ng room for any organization ; phone 992 · 3975 3-11 tfc 2 BEDROOM house , k it c hen and bat h, Avail able now Call 992 -2780 or 992 -3432 . 12-16-tfc 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and· unfurnished apartments., Phone 992 -5434 . 4-12-tfc .-------------HO~US E for rent i n Cheshire . Phone 992 5693 . 12-13 -tfC for Sale ELECTR 1-€ guitar , solid body , complete with c ase and amplif i er , excellen t con · dition , $90, cost S230 new. One snare drum, gold so<~rklP with case and stand , good con · dit ion. S35 . Phone 992 2941. 12 -17-Jtc -------------- - · -· - -- ~ - ELECTROLUX Sweeper deluxe model. Complete w1th i!ll c lean1ng attachments and uses paper bags . Slig htly used but cleans and looks like new. W i ll sell for 537.25 cash or terms available . Phone 992 2984. 12 -5-tfc -------------- L OCU ST posts , contact Harold Evans , Long Bottom , Ohio . Phone 843 -2942 . 12-14 12tp COAL FOR SALE, JAYMAR COAL COMPANY, THE MEIG S & GALLIA LINE , STATE ROUTE CHESHIRE , OPEN TILL 6:30 PM 7 AT 7 AM 5 DAYS A WEEK . PHONE 992 5693. 12 -17 -5tc QUAL ITY gu i tars, basses and amps at barga i n pr i ces . Tracy Whaley , 130 Linco ln Hill Road , Pom eroy , Ohio. 12 19 ; 4t c -------------ONE 250 lb tat hog Ph one 985 3338 . 12-19-3tp -------------19 HEAO of horses . Reg istered ·-Gene's Body Shop •5.55 Ph. 992-5271 On Most Amenca n Car!> lincoln Hill· Pomeroy , 0 . - GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 Painting A Specialty Ope n 8 Til5 Monday thru Saturday 1106 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0 . ' ASK US ABOUT Area 's Most R easonable Prices Water Lines and Power Lin es . All work done by the foot or contract. Also dozer work and septic tanks In stalled. WOOD TRUSSES :/' ~:::::::......1 Built to Your ' Specs Delivered to Job Site tank, well and water tap . Suitable for large trailer . Asking only $2 ,800 . ' PLUS - 2 See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992-7089 Nigh! 992-3525 or 992 -5232 HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. Dick's Hoard House "STRIPPERS" We Strip Paint, Varnishes, elc lrom Furniture . Antiques-Modern· Metals , We buy Antique s, Collec · tibles, etc . Pick· UP service Availilble DICK SEYLER, Owner Phone 992-2798 Kerr Street Pomeroy , Ohio 77J-SSS4 , Mason, W. Va . bedroom frame home , and garage at Downington . Kitchen METAL Body Repairman , 2-3 DOZER work , lo!!llnd clea ring by SEPTIC TANK S c l eaned UPHOL STERY Fabrics by the range and heater included in the acre hourly or contract , yrs exp ., Sal. bsd on exp ., Modern San1tat1on . 992 -3954or sale . $9,500 . yard 54 1n ches wide as low a s farm ponds , roads , e tc . Large trng , Free rm & brd • 992-7349 S.l 95 per yard , ve lvets as low NEARLY NEW - Modern 2 dozer and operator w1th over edic al , Dental , 30 days pd . M 10-23 -tt c as $3 JS, Imported velvets , bedrooms , bath , ut ili t y , and 20 years exper1en ce Pull ins vac ., Call \ collect ) A rmy !.9 .95 We also have ny,lon , carport on w'ell drained lot. E xcava1 ing , Pomeroy , Oh 10 Oppo rtun ities , 1n A th ens , 22 1 herculon . cotton prints , TA N KS AROBlt ·S EPTIC Phone 992 -2478 Columbus R d 593 -3022 $15,000. viny l s, and r emna nt s, by the SEWAGE S Y S TEM S 12 18 -3tc yard or by the pie ce. Pomeroy INCOME - 3 bedrooms, bath , 3 CLEANED . REPAIRED . Recov ery , 622 Ea st Main , porches , 7 rooms in all . Nea r MILLER SA N IT AT I 0 N ,' NEED a n ew paneled cei l ing , ----- -- -- --~ -FARMERS " Holiday Pomeroy . Phone 992 7554 . STEWART . OHIO PH . 66 2 -~ stores and court ho use . Only panell i ng , o r interior pain Greet ings " fro rn A . I. Cattle 3035 . ' . ll -20 -26tc . $3,000 down . ting. Ca l l R1chard Wilt. 992 · Tec hn 1C1 an , Leland Parker . 10-4-tfc --------~- --- 2889 157 ACRES With large B . 992 -2264 Pom eroy res iden ce FOAM to t i ll your old couch and . -~~~ 12-18-26t c or Coolville 667 -325 1 An cha1r cushion s as lo w as room house . bath , fireplace. SEW IN G, MACHINES Repair swering Se rv ic e , $10.95 1 Upho lstery books only and porch . Large barn . Al l se rv 1ce, all makes. 992 -2284 . PRICE CO N ST RUCTION , l 2-9-l3tc SOc 4 1nch covere d foam minerals exce pt coal . Nice The Fabnc ShOp , Pomeroy . Roofing , spouting , kitc h ens mattresses for standard size Author ized Singer Sales and farm land of 80 acres . $360 per and ba t h r oo ms . Complete bed, S29 95, Pomero y Se r v ice We Sharpen SCISSor s. remode li ng Phone 742 -67.7 3. Recovery, 622 E . Ma 1n , acre. 3-29-tfc 12 -3-tfc Pomeroy P hone 992 7554 . NICE OLDER HOME - B _"";"" = = =" 11 20 26tc rooms , 4 bedrooms, modern t:L N~ ana v~1'"" .... ;-. , II!:J Ma c hines .. . Serv ic e on all wl l.llr i~~;:-~~f~;;-and bath , 2 nice enclosed porches . sh rubbe ry Also , clean out LOSE weight with N eW Shape makes Reasonabre rates . basements , att1 cs, et c. Ca ll Tablets and Hydrex Water Large gas F .A. f u rnace . The Sew i ng Center , M id 949 3221 or 742 -4441 Pills at D u tton Drug 1n Garage. Want $18,000 . d l eport , Ohio • 11 21 -JOtc 11 16 tfc M idd l eport and Nelson Drug 12 -18-Jtc Buy a warm home w1th plenty 28 New Homes To Be CH AR L 'ES" - R- .- HATF I ELD . O'DELL A li nem en t work c an be of room . We have severa l to done by appointment aniy at VACUUM Cleaners new 1973 m in i-ba ckhoe . water l mes . SOLD prese nt time . due to Il lness m' Model. Comp lete w ith all show you. Just ca ll. footers , dra m lmes Ph one fam i ly . Phone for ap . c l eaning tools Small pa 1nt At 742 -6092 po 1ntment 742 -3232 . damag e in shipping . W i ll take 12 .6-18tc ~H lE N l T[ tu- pRD USED 1125tfc $27 cash or budget plan ...... _ _ _ _ GORDO N H lfAF'ORlJ available Phone 992 -2984 PIANO tun ing & repairing . 1-<E ADY ·MIX , CO NCRETEASSOCIA!FS 1218tfc La n e Daniels , 259 Broadway , d elivered r ight to your REPOSSESSED M iddleport Phone 992 2082 projec t •. Fast and easy . Free 992-3325 or 12·9 12lp PAIN T DAMAGE . 1973 ZIG · PRICES est i mates Phone 992 3284 . ZAG SEWING MACHINES. --- -- ~---- -- Goegle ln R ead y -Mix Co ., St ill in origina l ca rton s. No 992 -3615 To make room for the G & E appliance repa ir . P hone M iddlepor t , Oh io . a1tachments needed as our at the shop, 992 3802 o r 949 6-30-tfc many new units controls are built -i n . Sews - - -- -- -- - - - - , 4254. w ith 1 or 2 nee dle s, makes .11 26 -261p , SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED .:rriving in Jan., 1974.' buttonholes , sew on buttons , -- ~---- ~- ----REASONABLE rates . Ph . 446DELAYED monograms . and bl i nd hem AUTOMOB ILE insu rance been' 4782, Galli pol is, John Russel L st it ch Full cash price $38 SO DELIVERY can c e ll ed ? Lost your : OWIJer and Operator . , or budget plan ava i la b l e. oper ato r 's l icense . Call 9925-12 -tfc' AVAILABLE Phon e 992 -2984 7.4 28 ' ' With !he exception of a 12-18 -tfc ... . 6-15-lfc DOZER and back hoe wOrk . small deposit. SIN GER A u tomat ic Z i g Zag ponds and se ptic tanks , d it Sew ing Ma chines . in sew 1ng c hing service ; top so l i , flll 1 table . Makes buttonhol es. dirt. li mestone ; B&K 1971 ALL -ELECTRI C W ind so r sews on buttons , bl ind hems , Escavat ing Phone 992 -5367 or mobile home 60x 12. 3 etc . Top notch condition . Pay 992 386\ , bedroom , air condit ioner . 13 S51 or terms availabl e Phone •• 9-1-tf c foot Expando . 1 acre ground 992 -298.4 . ... ---~-on ol d Route 33 north of Rock. 12 lB ft c As the girl said , when c . BRADFORD , AuCt ioneer 1 Spr ings . Cal l 992 -5677 after 6 marriage was mentioned : 1 YEAR Com pl ete Ser'Cf ice p .m . PIONEER SEED COR N ! "Never put off till tomorrow Phone 949 -3821 GUARANTEE 12- 4-tf c ORDER NQW l A good su pply Racine , Ohio that which you should have of all var 1efies and kernel BEST SERVICE Cri tt Bradford done day before yesterday! " si zes ava il ab le H i ghe st 5-1 tfc y1eld1ng regular , MOM IN DON'T PUT OFF SEEING resistant and h 19h lysi n e THESE CALL NOW! 1969 vw , good condit ion Rad1o , OHIO VALLEY EXCAVATING , dozer , load erhybrids year after year in test POMEROY 3 nice rear w 1ndow defroster, good and btl ck.hoe work ; sept ic P!ots Early payment rubber , p l u s heavy duty tanks installed . dump truck~ bedrooms . Bath . Some d1scounts , By January 15 - 5 trailer hitch . S995 Also , 185 and to -boys for h i re ; will haul' carpeting and paneling . Gas pet , February 15 - 4 pet., CC Suzuk i Enduro motor fill dirt , top soil , llmestone' April 15 2 pet Qu antity floor furnace . Basement . cycle , good condition . $325 and gravel ; Call Bob or Roger • d isc ounts : 10·24 units 3 pet. , Porch . Nice Lo1 50x200 . Ca ll 949 -4452 Jeffers , day phone 992 -7089 ; 25 49 units - 5 pet ., 50 units 10 12-19-3tc night phone 992 -3525 or 992 . ASKING $10,000. pe t . Ca ll or stop and plan your 5232 WE HAVE A LADIES profitable co rn program w ith DOWNTOWN 1968 foRD--;~ ku;fruck-:- 360 2-11 -tfc BUSINESS AND A MANS us Your AUTHORIZED motOi- . standard sh i ft Phone . .------BELPRE Meigs Co Pioneer See d BUSINESS FOR SALE . Both 949 37 54 Dealer DALE KAUTZ , •., 12-185tc OHIO are in good locat ions and CHESTER AGRICO SER doing an excellent business. VICE CENTER 1 MILE 1966 P LY MO UT H St ation No phone information on SO UTH OF CHESTER ON Wagon . Cle an , good t ire s. R T . 7. Phone 985 -3831 these please . Come in and we S300 . Phone 992 -3866 . Big-(a paci1y ' ~ · · 12-1B-3tp can discuss . DESIRE TO 12 14 7t c Maytag ~ SELL BY THE lsi of the Automatics WE HAVE all you r upholstery t· year . ' 2 s peeq opera w;on .1,1 needs , Bur l ap , den i.m , MIDDLEPORT - Build ing Q'lOic e of water , cambr ic, foam g l ue. zi ppers, EX~PERl E N C ED pa 1n ter . t'emps . Auto . l or Mobile Home lot . 70x90. tacking strip , springs and Inter ior and exter i or . Phone water lev e\ jl Utilities. close . Wooded area c l i ps , chipboard , button 985 -3951 . c ontrol . L 1n f twine, sewmg thread, l~gs , in excellent neighborhood . 12-5-26tp F i I fer or Power upholstery books , dacron, $2,000. . , Fin 'Ag itator . w ebbing. spring twme , tacks , MIDDLEPORT LIKE CARPENTER work , masonry '· Perma -Prtu welt c ord , cotton, sw1ve1 1 work , general remodel ing by NEW - Business room and bases and foam, foam , foam . Maytag hour or c ontrac t Phone 992 lovely apartment . 3 Pomeroy Recovery , 622 Ea st Halo of Heat 3511 . Main Street. Pomeroy . Phone bedrooms, {lots of closets} . , Dryers 12-16-26tc 992 7554 . Surround clothes Bath Dining room. Hard· 11 -20 -26tc with gentle , even wood floors with ca rpeti ng ~eat. No hot spots , over . Hot water heat . ·.no averdry i ng Panel ing. Garages. 'Fine Mesh Ltn t It's Sn_ow Tire Time! HAS YOUR PROPERTY mo de ls of mobile homes .~ ' ' Filter Phone area code 61.4 423 -9531 , , BEEN FOR SALE We Specialize in .4-13-trc LONG? Let us sel l it fQr you . MAY,TAG ---------------- ____ _ --- ------- ----- - ------- --------- ------ DISPERSAL SALE - and NO MONEY NEEDED UNTIL JANUARY 1974 .,------ Wiles. Mrs . Alherl Smith , Mrs. George Skinner. Mrs. I .Jihan Pierce, Mrs. William Barnhart and Mrs . Oliver Michael. Leaving the infirmary the women went to the church ror a business meetmg. Mrs . Wiles Auto Sales ~pnn~ f,tll~ at Hat·mt· Mttn:h lti. ~1r Bt•nnl'll \\t il ;•l~u spc;,tk <.~t UH.· 1'u111ero) B;t plt.) t Chu r<·h Mar ch 11 t\nnthcr !Sf>e<Jkcr at the SIJr ing ralty will be Mrs . Happy ' l<t~lur . president of the Ohil) t:ounc:1 l of ('hurt•he!i . A commu mcatwn wm; read fr om Mrs. Charla s Searles, pn· ~·.Jdcnt (1f Wumcn's Rio (:ritOflf• Assocaatiuu, reg<trdin~ Ute- l!fi4 t onfcrence at Graq- VI II e. June 26 to 28 and lhc need for volunteers . Cookies, coffee and tea were served foll owlng the meetin g which concluded with a prayer circJe and singing of " Praise God :' fering of $15 was de-die<tled by Mrs. Couch . The Chnslmas stockings were turned in for for the Rio Cr<~nde Baptist special projec t work. A report on the- recent Ohio Baptist Conventi on Board of Trustees meeting was g iven by Mrs . Kuhn . She told of plans for observing Ule sesquicentennial in 1976 to be headed by Dr . Robert Slaughter and U1e ef· forts to be made to raise a Pomeroy million dollars for the work . We Accept Federal Food Stamps 115 W. Main Theme, she reported, will be Ope n Mon .· Thurs. 9 a.m. to 7 p . m . - Fr idays 9 a .m. to 8 p .m . - Saturdays ·· He rit age Today, Horizons Tomorrow :• Dr. Slaughter 9 a .m. to 8:30p .m . \ spoke on " Where We are. and Where We Want to Go." Thursday, Dec. 20 Mrs . Kuhn nored that the OBC convention will be Oct. 23Deadline 20 in Canton. She told of the youth work in the s tate, and of the recogmtion which has come to Ohio thr ough m ethod s BUY IT TODAY! employed in promotin g the church. " Beyond Key 73" in book form is now available, she ~ Special discount to schools , said. ~ churches and organizations . Mrs . Kuhn announ ced several upcoming events - the showing of the Billy Graham COMPLETE SELECTION FRUITS & VEGETABLES film . " Time to Run " at 185 Fire auxiliary has celebration I I I I I WILL CAROL Memhers of Lang Bottom United Church 'will go caroling Friday at 7 p. m. Following the caroling they will-return to the church basement for refresh· ments and a gift exch"ange. The annual Christmas program will he held Sunday evening at 7:30. The public is invited to at rend. II I I I J VALUES . FURNITURE '~~~~.~?.·' "··- . •1995 ' 1795 70 Ford VB Torino 5ta. Wag on . Nice . '2195 72 .Ford Gran Torino 4 dr . Sedan. 302 V-8. '495 6B Plymouth Fury 318 V-8 4 dr . 5 63 Ford VB 395 Countr y Sedan . Notic e- Close d Monda y a nd Tuesday . De c . 24th and Dec . 25th so our employe s can enjoy Christmas . Keith Goble Ford, Inc. 19·11>. And 0¥11" .,. Butt Portltlll . ... .. • at• Center Roast .. : . .. lb- I SEARS Catalog Merchant I 1220 E . Main I 29 19 lb. up Pomercv PH. 992-2178 .L.-~--- I ~ I I ·-----.1. lb.ggc Chops sue... Whole Smoked Picnic . lb.7t Pork Sausage :\'.~ • .2 ;:;, 5157 Canned Ham ~:::.· • 3 ::;. 549' Rll HALF LOIN • • Fresh Ham ~.: • • • lb.9t Virginia Farm "ii:" • • ...s1s' Boneless Whole Ham • s1•' Whole Ham~ •• lb.s1z' lb. 79~. ALSO ;t.VAILAILl: DIE.., OHM, C.pon~, s.trt'• or Armour'• luntr a.... TuriiQII ~u Standard Oysten • Select Oysters • • • ~ 5149 A&P Cranberry Relish •::5t Shrimp Cocktail::::. 3 ~.51 19 ' ~:~!e~a~0 ~~U!" makes anti' RUTLAND •1295 Country .Squ ire 9 pa ss . Sta. Wagon. air cond. Sharp . A Whole Ham . . . . .. ~ 91• ·"'' I FLORIDA T~ • 2Y2.'~•­ Royal Lusters ::; •~~4t Walnuts in shell •~.79• Mixed Nuts in shell!::7t Fruit Cakes • •5.!.. 55" Fruit Cakes • .1% .!. 524' Rolls·-:.··3 :;:;. 51 n Pie.:.:.. as· -------------- __ Posihve Stop and Go In Mud & Snow. 70 Ford VB Gal. 500 I I Lou Employment Wanted HENRY E. CLEL,IIND YOUR FRIENDLY BROKER Sta . Wagon . Come in Here's the Man To See For .. . I THE II BEST I ~I Sears II · -------------- CO-OP COUNTRY SQUIRE 120 70 Ford VB Ranch Wagon '1495 70 Ford VB 40 KINDS ------ -------------- ONE OWNER SPECIALS 4 dr . Sedan . Christmas Candy ORDER NOW FRESH TURKEYS Year End Clearance r------------r MIUER HOMES As.o.;t ~.:l;t 1t un 'lil Dr .ttiSE>ph I ( l •. tp iWtll . l ''"''\'tlk•. ~·xi•t'll 1 1\t' II Hill~ h ·r uf !Jit' 0 1Hu H aptt " l (',)n\l•ntHHt , 111 Pumen~~ a1 tl 11..' First Baptist Churd1 Jan . 20: .i.lnd the comi ng uf Mdl \Jil Bcnn('tl, · Sylvan1<1. prestdcn t of the- OBC, CHESTER - The annu al Christmas party of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Ches ter Volunteer Fire Department was held Sunday evening at the fire house with firemen and their families and guests at a covered dish dinner of baked ham, c heese sandwiches, coffee and punch furnished by the auxiliary. A lighred tree was the cenrer of attraction w1th table decorations in keeping with the ' season. Prayer was given by Larry Clark . Santa arrived after dinner • Red poinsettias lined the and presented gifts and sacks rutar railing for the Ch ritmas of candy to the children and .Cantata , · "A Glorious gifts to the ladies. Several Message••, presented Sunday game prizes and seven door ;night at the Middleport First prizes were given. Baptist Church. Members and guests were ; Attired in new whire robes Mr. and Mrs. Rohert Wood and :with red satin collars, the choir Debbie, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton ;.nrered the sanctuary to " 0 Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart ;co me All Ye Faithful" Smalley , Mr. and Mrs. John following an organ-piano duet, Wickham, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur '"A Christmas Meditation" by Orr, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Mrs. Gerald Anthony and her Newell and Sheila, Mrs. Opal daughrer, Miss Sarbara An· Hollan, Mr. and Mrs. Erroll thonv . Conroy, Mrs. Alice Dodson, ~loists for the cantata were Mrs . Mabel Van Meta, Mrs. Mrs. Dorothy Jenkins, Danny Grace Gumpf, Dannie Bissell, Thompson, Tom Darst and Mr. and Mrs . Harold Newell, Mrs . Beulah White. Sopran~s Louann, Kathy , Kenny and were Mrs. Nadine Barton, Mrs. Jimmy Newell, Mrs . Jean Janice Gibbs, Mrs . Pearl Sexson. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hoffman, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Keller, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Louise Thompson, Mrs . Myers, Linda, Bruce Alan a~d R ose mary Lyons, Mrs. MarLeonard Myers, Mr. and Mrs. jorie Walburn, Mrs. White and Larry Clark, Tamra and Penny Mrs . Edna Wiison . The altos Clark, Mr . and Mrs. Roy ~e re Mrs . Frances Bearhs. Christy, Mr. and Mrs. Don Mrs. Marilyn Fultz , Miss VanMeter, Laura Jean Venida Gibbs, Miss Jerry Eichinger, Kristie Hawk, Mr. Pullen and Mrs. Texanna Wll. and Mrs. Ross Cleland, Sheila Tenors were Lacy Barton, Toney, Bill Cash, Victor Bahr, 1 Thompson and Darst. Roger Coats and Jane Bahr . Marc Fultz and Joe Anthony Clarice Allen. were the acolytes and Jayne Lee Hoeflich , narrated the cantata. The recessional hymn 1 1 was 'jJoy to the World" and the I ·· I benediction was by the Rev. Sreven Skaggs . --------------- Mobile Homes For Sale t't.'pnrt('d on the \\ hatl' l'fCJS~ project. anrl th~ hwe g,ifl uf· Cantata preserted All work guaranteed DITCHING SERVICE PRE-F,IIBRICATEO 113,500. TRAILER LOT - With septic LEVEL ,6.CRE EXPERT Wheel Alignment Pomeroy Home & Auto Pomeroy .============~ • bedroom s, gas fired boiler , f ull basement, garden and lots of shrubbery . 2 car garage. Next to new fire house . Asking ; .----. ' I with purchase of this new 1974 Nog ..:.:-.. • Whip.::.... Pineapple ..:.'i.=.,. Fruit Cocktail..::n3 =It Cranberry Potatoes- 2- .,., TaM§~ RED DR GOLDEN "Delleinua. t.lpplea, u.s. # 1 tL.jow?e.&V\41 3 lbs:l 00 OKh ' 992-2259 If no answer 992-2568 ALl SIZES IN STOCK Tho . SU-PER SERVICE STA. •' • · - - JickW.carsey , Mgr. . . . Phone 992-9932 · STEREO -RADIO am -fm , 8 track tape comb ination , .:! Way speaker sound system . Balance $102 56, or use our budget terms . Call 992 -3965 12-16tfc MATADOR uaasw Let Us Install Now! Tenn . Walk i ng Horses , Reg lstered Quarter Horses , Gra de Horses and pon ies. $40 and up . Call 36 7 7481 or 388 - FIR EWOOO . Can deliver . 9991 . Phone 992 -2826 or 992 -55 65 . 12-19 4t c 12 -16-12tp =--- Ph .'992 -2174 HOT WATER HEAT - Warm 3 NEW LARGE re cl 1ning chairs i n vinyl material. buy now or lay a way tor Chris t mas , On tv $89 95 . Swive l ro c kers 1n ve lv et , nylon . and pnnts t hat make a w onderfu l gi ft for your wife On l y $69 95. All if ems c ash and ca rry or 60 day la y -away Pomeroy Re covery , 622 E . Main , Pomeroy Phon e 992 -7554 ll -20 -26tc J?i~~aY.: ··- " -------------TRUCK dr iver needed Ca l l 1;, CARPENTERS, 2-3 yrs . exp ., Sal. bsd on exp -trng. , Free rm & bd . . Med ica l. Denta l, 30 days pd . vac . Call (co t\ec t l Army opportunities , in Athens , 221 Columbus Rd . 593 3022 . ..:f H or,.. Qlf, cp Co111p.an~ -------------- Notice t: . S tat e Fa rm li te l'lsuran ce ENERGY C ri SIS Demands NUCLEAR TRAININ G FOR HAVE YOUR trophy mounted , QUALIFIED INDIVIDUA LS . deer heads , sma ll animals , The U S. Navy offers the best and birds . Howard Birchfield . nuclear power training in the Mulberry Street, Rutland world for t hose who qual 1fy . Phone 742-6834 Openmgs ava liable for both 11 26 tf c officer and enlisted programs . Ful l pay and allowan ces wh i le you tra in . For mare informat1on ca ll toll free 800 -841 -8000 anyt i me ! TAKE COMMAND OF YOUR FUT URE IN THE NUCLEA R NAVY " 12 19 Me •• .. MIDDLEPORT Lost ... day party of Mrs. Pierce's grandson. Scottie fierce, at the • home of his parents, Mr. and ..., Mrs. Paul Pierce, Mason, W. '" VQ;. •• , . Mr. and Mrs. Jon Pierce, : · Pomeroy, s~nt Thanksgiving :· with Mr. and Mrs . Clinton : · Pierce and family . t'o Mrs. June Sayre, Agnes ~ Whire and Mrs. Esther Harden ~: atrended " Happy Happenings" '- at the Lutheran Church in Pomeroy . ,.. Randy Pierce, Mason, W. •• Va., was a recent guest of his • grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ~ Clinton Pierce and family. •· Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nease · 7. and children spent a recent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Thelma Nease, Pomeroy. Stephen C. Sriowden SS3 R usse11 S1 . (Gravel H illl PH . 992 · 71SS G IR L FRIDAY . Secretary needed . Must do bookkeeping , typing , shorthand and f il 1ng . Permane nt position . Must be HOME LIT E chain saw n ear experienced and dependable . Carmel Church Reward Good reb for the r ight person Phone 949-2175 Edson Roush 12 19-.4tc Phone 949 -5953. Mrs. Mildred Pierce and cO. -~----- - - - ---- Or k i ss your chee k , but God w i ll fake my g1ving t o the ones I lov ed so mu ch the gi ft I Sfl'nd is not very new . I t ' s worn and 1orn and c r i ed itself blue The love it holds no words can tell , f or two cha ir s wi ll be empty on Christmas da ys . Ida King 12 19-ltp ••· Tina attended the second brrth· 12-2 JOtc ---- For Sale Notice Floor [=~ii~~~~i~=~ ~::::===~=~=~~===-~· ·• r . know I cannot send you presents, or touch your hands. • Beth. AlhenS FREE EST. Res 1dence, com m ercia I ar mobile hom es . Save on part s & labor . 21S N. 2nd Ave. Middl eport Phone992 -3509 ------------· Stop In and See Our and The annual Christmas party for residents of the Meigs County Infirmary was staged Thursday night by the Missionary Society of the Pomeroy First Baptist Church. The group enjoyed a carol sing with Mrs. Robert Kuhn joining Betty Will, one of the residents, to sing ''Silent Night.'' Mrs . Kuhn told several Christmas stories. Gilts were presented to each resident, and punch and Cookies were ser· ved . Each resident was given a snowman favor made by Mrs. I. B. Walker. Atrending from the church were Mrs. Kuhn, Mrs. J oseph Cook, Mrs . Ellen Couch, Mrs. Harry Bailey, Mrs . L. P. Sterrett, Mrs . J. Edward Fosrer, Mrs. Orval Sl1.50 Perm. For A:eq . Hair $8.50 FURNITURE SALES& SERVICE t' •·· a t'l'" 111 Ulil" , J,tn. ,, uu11gh Fd 1 · .1 blk b~ Society entertains residents 992-7474 Johnson Masonry & (Remodeling) 992- 7608 8 ACRES of ground on St. 143, water tap pa id . Phone 992 · 3640. 12 13 -12tc OPEN EVES8 : 00 P . M . POMEROY , OHIO ·.,------- - - _ . : _ - . ; IN MEM ORY Of my dear husband , Cha r ley King and Conn i e granddaughter , Ph illi ps I 51695 POMEROY MOTOR In Memory Dated this 30th November 1973. help finan cei eSei ther two propert Cat I of593these 5667 4 Door , V-6. aut omat1c , power steering & brakes , lac tory a1r , radio . good 1st line tires . clean mterior , green lin 1sh . BLIND ADS Add it ion al 25c Charge per Advert isement . NOTICE OF OFFICE HOURS APPOINTMENT . to 5· 00 p m . Da il y , Case No . 21 ,088 8 830: 30 aa.m .m to 12 . 00 Noon Estate of Thoma s Burk e Sa tur day ., Deceased. Not ice i s hereby g 1ven t hat Ruby Bu rk e of Coo lvi lle , Oh io, R. D . 2, h a s been d ul y appo i nted Admin istratr ix of the E state of IN M EMOR V o f Opal M c Dan iel who passed away , D ec . 19, Thomas Burke , dece ased , late 1962, eleven years ago today . of Coolville, R o 2, Me igs Sadly missed by her children County , Oh io . and grand c hifdren . Mrs Pa ul Creditors are required to file Hudson . · th eir cl a i ms w it h sa1d fiduc iary 12 19 -lt c Within four months · I from Me 1gs H 1gh Sc hool. Three bedrooms , two bath ~, l ull ba semen t w ith two car garage , Large lot ~27 .50 0 Also. recently remodeled three bedroom older home m Pomeroy P r ice of 515,000 ,ncludesfurn l ture . Owner w ill S"95 Ol'fiCE SUPPLIES GAS and OIL A LOVELY new Home,, mile 4 Door , V-8 engine , a utomat•c. c lean inter 1or , ex cellen t 1st line t ires , blue fin ish . A barga1n for anyone . 3c ( 12 1 12 , 19, 2t c Real Estate For Sale 992 -2094 606 E . Main Pomero_y II - The Daily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 .. De<·. 19. 1~7:1 Johnies Beauty Salon NOV. SPEC. ~ Pa ul E Ktoes P&J HEATING AND COOLING ~ before sa i d meeting 10 x SO MOB ILE HOME Phone 992 5693 11 13 lf C - busmess as may property Co me Pomeroy Motor Co. o I'Dse of electing d ireCiors and th~t . tro~~~n sac t i on of such other 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY - thir"ct Wednesda v of January . 197A , at 4 00 P M for the p ur PQMEROY . HOME & AUTO ~ Sa id bJnk. In PomJ!roy , Oh io . accord i ng to its: bV · Iil:ws, on t he for Rent or Sale WANT ADS I NFORMATION DEAD LI NES 5 P . M oav Before Pvbltcat ion Mondav Dead li ne 9 am . Cancelt alion Corrections W ill be acc epted unt il 9 a m . for Day of Pub lic at ion REGULATIONS The Pub li-sher reserve s the r i ght to ed 1t or re jec t any ads deemed obiect i onal. The publisher w il l not be respon si ble for more than one in cor re c t insertion . RATES For Want Ad Sendee 5 cents per Word on~ insert ion M inimu m Cha rge S1 00 14 cents p er word t h ree consecu11ve inse:rt1ons . 26 cents per w ord six con ~ecut i ve insert ions 25 Per Cent D iscoun t on pa 1d ads ano ads pa1d with in 10 days . CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY S2.0 0 f or 50 word m ,n . imum Ea ch addit i ona l w ord " S~cond Stre:et , Pomeroy . Ohio . ~ :u be held at the off ic e of West { 12) 19 , 26 ( I ) 2. 9, Business Services 1 " PuaucNOTI~E ITH NELSON MOTQ,RS INC. ~00 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Ph. 992-2174 ~~f.eaell, Fleischmann's • 100% Solid-State Tltan 275\' Chassis • Power Sentry Voltage Aegula1 or • Solld·Siate Super Video t=tanga Tuning System • Chromatic One--button luning Llplon Tea Bags .... .. .. 100 .~;. 11,25 Wenon 011 . . . . . .... ... ... .. •:;r: asc C.nlda Orr Ml11n . . . . . . 3 ·~.~·· 83• ~tt R11mes Fronn Eg Noodles . .. 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Phone 992 · 3891. 6-5-tfc SHEARED WHITE PINE Xmas trees , need les really stay on ! KUHL'S BARGAIN CENTER , Rt . 7, " at caut ion light " Tuppers Plains . 12·2· 1at e --------- ------- SALT ~ Uio! ll.t: AI\IU .:J NUV1 , ~ INGER sewing machines 1972 model i n beau f\ful walnut Rock salt for town shi p S, cab i net. Makes design stit towns, and b usinesses i n ches. zig' zag , buttonholes, bulks and bags · for and b11nd t'lems , etc . Like new , sno w . Excels ior Sal t Works Only $89 .95 . Call Ravenswood Phone 992 -3891 27 3-9521 or 273 -9893 after 5 .00 .' 11 -11 -ttc 12-7-tfc ice --------,----ste~eo - radio - 8 busi~e:s-fo;-:N. , A'r" · FM track 'GR·o'ZERYape combmatlon , 4 speaker Building for sale or lease . sound system . Balance Ph 773 . 5618 from 8 : 30 p , m . 5103 98, or use our budget one · 1 t terms . Call 992 -3965 . to 10 p .m . for appom men . 12-9-ttc 3-20-tfc -------------- $39995 HURRYl COME IN TODAYl A GIFT· A- RI\MA ST.ORE Ingels.Furniture . --------------I Smith Nelson Motors will be closed Friday morning till12 noon Dec. 21, open Saturday, .Dec. 22 till 12 noon and will be closed Monday, Dec. 24th & Tuesday, Christmas Day. So-our employes can enjoy the Holidays. All of us at Smith Nelson want to take this op· portunity to wish each & every one a Very Merry ChristmipS & Very Happy & Prosperous New Year. We also want to thank our many customers for making 1973 a very good year for us. -· 992-2635 .' . OPEN EVENINGS MIDDLEPORT Wlnt 'rHI~ COUPON Ofil A ........ "SLIPlii:·JttGHl" Canned Ham �.' 12 - Tho D:nly S<>nt ine I. Mld<lleport-Prnnt•r") • 0 .• ' '' ·. 1~. 19i:< UNIT CALLED Boic. for Ralph Bower. .1 The Pomeroy ER squad was possible heart pat ient. He was called Tuesday at 1:38 p.m . to taken to Holzer Medkal the office of Or. Raymond Center. ANNA LAURA YOUNG Mrs. Anna Laura Young . 85. Hudson St., Middlepod, d ied Tuesday at the Holzer Med1ca l Moriah Bapt i st Church i n MiddiepOtt. Mrs. Young was born i n N\ason County , Jan . 23. 188.8, the daughter or the late Oan and Me lvina Nease Jackson . She was also preceded in death by three ~ ............ brothers and two sister5 and her husband , Con. who died in 1970. Surviving are 'two sisters, flllrs . Kathleen Braxton . Cin cinnati, and Mrs. Goldie Evans of Cleveland ; two brothers. gOJfMg NATURALIZER® If you have an eye for value, here's a shoe -y6u have to see Feminine fash ion at lis loveliest in a beautiful shoe with sleek toe and tr im tha t ties up the look in s ty le. It's a great value, too. ~ BLACK BROWN RED Matchi ng H andbag ~'I ::J /~ ' - ~~;_i ·-·:J~ ~ }'' . ' ) •, · Center. A member of the Mt OPEN EVENINGS ;' TRIM TIE Coordinate"'d. . work between the sheriff deparbnents of Meigs, Athens and Perry Counties has resulted in the recovery of a riding lawn tractor, roto tiller and air compressor stolen from the Worthy Bright place in Salem Twp. Mi~dleport MARGUERITE'S BEAUTIFUL SHOES· 102 E. Main Betty Ohlinger Pomeroy Mayor 72, Middleport, both failure to yield right of way . Forfeiting bonds were Donald Guinther, Pomeroy. SJO, intoxication; George Wilt, Clarksburg , W. Va ., $30, in. toxication ; and Charles .o. Hannahs. 21, Pomeroy, $25, assured clear d istance. .. -. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY > GIVE KODAK THIS YEAR CAMERAS PROJECTORS CAMERA ACCESSORIES FILM See our complete selection in the camera department on the lsi floor. Pocket cameras· carrying cases· slide or movie projectors splicers . film. Alldependable Kodak quality. Stop in- make your selection now. 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Var ian was a member of the Clifton Tabernacle. WOMENS UMBRELLAS HARRY U. BRINKER Harry U. Brinker, 8.4, Middleport Rt. 1. died Tuesday at R i vervieW M"r,tnor Nursing Home, Lucasville. Mr . Br inker was preceded in death by his parents. John C. and Virginia Sayre Brinker ; "his wife , Eva · Brinker and two brothers. He is survived by two sisters· So lid colors and patterns · 100 pet. Nylon . Regular shapes and pagodas . Sheriff Jl,obcrt C. • ' .. OPEN NIGHTLY UNTIL 9 cotton s. Ny lons and blended labrlcs. Full slips . mini slips and half slips. / ' I reliable data and information available . Where research data is not yet available, standards and guidelines shwld be determined by the consensu.s judgment of qualified professional soil conservation personnel. It was pointed out gully erosion should be con trolled by individuals owning the land . Channel erosion on streams and ditches under required county· maintenance should be controlled by the coun ties . A state·fed eral cooperative program should be established to solve river bank a nd lake shore erosion problems. On animal waste, the board recommends that producers follow the guidelines descrihed in the 1974-75 Agronomy Guide when spreading anima l waste . The board did not recommend controls to regulate fertilizer (Continued on Page 12) ' VOL. XXV I' SALE PRICES HONORED FOR 56 years service with the Holzer Medical Center Wednesday ni ght was Miss Aima Me· Cormick, above, wiU1 Dr. Charles E. Holzer, Jr., chief of staff . One-hundred and ninety-one members of the hospital staff were honored during the first annual staff awards ceremony held at Rio Grande College's I .yne Center . . HANDBAGS FOR HER You can save right now on the men s arid boys jackets you want to giv '? this year . A good selection of styles and sizes. SALE PRICES Gowns · Pajamas · Robes . Sizes 1 tO 3 . 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. You'll like the seledion and you'll be giving a useful appreciated glff with girls DRESS AND Special Sale SPORT ,PHON F 992-2156 f· Presentation of a 56-year business manaser, personal service pin to Miss Alma secretary and assistant to the McCormick highlighted late Dr. Charles E. Holzer in f.':'X•:;~..;:::;;;;;;:::;;;;;:::;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:::::::;:;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;::::::::::::::t Wednesday night's first annual both hospital work and other ijolzer Medical Center staff interests. awards ceremony in Rio Leo · Mossman, of the Grande College's Lyne Center. hospital's phannacy depart. "' By United Pr~ss International COLUMBUS - THE OHIO ENVUlONMEN'):AL Protection Approdmalety 500 persons ment, and William E. ( Jack) · attended. Carr, of the operating room · Agency aNI the Public Utilities Commission of · Ohio have Miss McCormick, who joined deparbner.t, received 30-year criticized the Federal Emergency Energy bill now before Holzer Hospital on Sept. 10, service pin awards from Atty. Three defendants were fined Congress and proposed federal regulations concerning man1917, was praised by Dr . Sheets. $100 and costs each and were datory allocation offuel. OEPA Director Ira L. Whitman said his Charles E. Holzer, Jr., chief of Hugh P. Kirkle, executive committed to tlrree day jail agency "strongly.opposes prov is ions which prohibit air pollution staff, . for her long and suevice president of Holzer sentences on conviction of requirements on power plants until 198Ci." He urged adoption of CHRISTMAS PROGRAM - The student body at Syracuse Elementary lvill present a cessful career with · the Medical Center, presented pins driving while intoxicated 'emergency energy legislation dealing only with the relief of fuel · Christmas program Friday at 1 p.m. Taking part are 1-r Todd Cundiff, Dewayne Dill, Charles hospital. shortages. to individuals with five, 10, 15, charges in the court of Thomas Chapman, Jackie Zerkle, Vicki Arnold, Denise Deem, Brian Harden and Barbara Atty . Warren Sheets, 20 and 25 years swvices. Pomeroy Mayor Donald · "In Ohio, with the coal mined i.n the state, air pollution Hendrix portraying soldiers, teddy bears and dolls . In the center is Scott Sylvester portraying chairman of the medical In all, 191 staff members Collill8 Wednesday night. requirements can be met bY 1977 by powe1· plants using available "jack in the box". The first and second grade girls will portray Christmas dollies, first and center's board of trustees, also . were eligible for service Fine<\, were Larry Birchfield, control devices and Ohio coal,': Whibnan said . "In a letter to second grade boys the train, third grade a skit, ''Santa's Mistake'', fourth grade, ''FWl in the paid tribute to Miss Mc· awards. One hundred and four Pomeroy; . Richard Lewis, congressional t'OmmHtee m embers, Whitman asked them " not Toy Shop", fifth grade, Clrristmas customs in other lands, pamtomime, and the sixth grade to allow the energy crisis to become the call to a general retreat Cormick. were present to accept their Pomeroy, and Donald Uttle, "The King is Born." The program is qnder the direction off acuity members . on issues critical to th e protection of the health of millions of . Miss McCormick, associated awards. · Middleport. Forfeiting a $200 people .'' Ninety-eight were eligible for bond posted on . the same with the hospital for more than five ·decades, received a ser- five-year pins; 46 had 10 years charge was William Kelly, PARIS - SECRETARY OF STATE HENRY A. Kissinger vice pin set with three service; 25 had 15 years; 11 had West Milton, Ohio, who also and North Vietnamese negotiator Le Due Tho met today to try to diamond~ from Atty. Sheets. 20 years service and eight had forfeited a $25 bond posted on a save the crumbling Vietnam cease-fire. they worked out nearly a The hospital then presented 25 years service. charge of driving while under year ago and head off a new all-out war. Ki ssinger and Tho met Miss McCormick a lovely Assisting Atty. Sheets and suspell8ion.for a scheduled six hours in the old Majestic Hotel , where the, etagere (lamp). Mr. Kirkle during the awards Also fined by Mayor Collins WASHINGTON (UP!) 17.5 per cent of its case loads. national average, if they fail to cease-fire was signed Jan . 27 by the United States, North Miss McCormick served in ceremony were Robert J. Wednesday night were John Four of every ten welfare New Hampshire had the reduce the rate of ineligibility Vietnam, South Vietnam and the Viet Cong. . · the hospital's medical records Fanning, Charles I. Adkins and Row, Middleport, $5 and costs, famities are ineligible or inhighest rates of overpayment to 3 per cent and overpayments That pact has been consistently broken although the two men deparbnent, was secretary of Emil C. Janko, vice presidents, for running a red light, and correcUy paid, costing tax- - 40.9 per cent, and North to 5 per cent by July, 1975. shar ed the 1973 Nobel Peace Prize for negotiating it. Tho refused . the board of trustees of the and James D. Walker, direct<>r Michael Johnson; Portland, $10 payers $1.17 billion a year, "Our goal is to improve Carolina the highest perto accept the award , citing the almost continuous fighting since Holzer Hospital Foundation, (Continued on Page 12) and costs, reckless operation. Health, Education and Welfare centage of underpayments public assistance management the tru ce took effect. Their meeting was the second since the so that ·welfare nioney is ....................,...... _ .... ··················:.················· •.••,. ......... .,. •~· o.&·.-.-.-.·. ···...:o:•.;o:o«.-.-.:o· Secretary Caspar W. Wein~ 19.2 per cent. North Dakota had ori ginal agreement. They signed a supplemental pact lasi June carefully used to make correct HEW the lowest ineligibility rate, th at also failed to bring peace. An estimated 50,000 persons have payments to the truly needy," Arkansas the lowest overdied in battle in South Vietnam since the pact was signed. ·• said there is new evidence payments and Maine the Weinberger' said. :;~ MADRID (UPI) - Lllis Carrero Blanco, named • • • His chief welfare aides told prime minister six months ago by aging GeneraUsslmo from experiments in New lowest underpayments. GENEVA - U.N. SECRETARY GENERAL Kurt Waldheim newstnen the amount of actual "" Franelsco Franco lo help share the bunleDB of governJersey and Pennsylvania that "Stakes ate high, In tenns of fl ew to Geneva today to open an historic Middle East peace :;:; ment, was killed today by an apparent assassin's bomb : Shelia Marie Lawson, 15, even if the government both public dollars and public fraud was unknown . "We know con ference, the first formal talks between Arabs and Israelis in a !:i; near the U. S. Embassy. . Cheshire, a Meigs High School guarantees a minimum in- confidence," Weinberger said there is a lot or fraud on quarter-century of conflict. Waldheim expressed hopes the ~; welfare," s3id Robert B. The official government statement anooonelog · · student, has been missing since come, the working poor will in a slatement. United Nations co uld provide .ua very efficient instrument" for Carle9on, commissioner ·of · ;~;~ Carrero's death also said there were "many casualties," Friday, and according to the coiltinue to work for a living. About $7 billion a year in · negotiations when the talks begin Friday, but Egypt and t.rael ~;! but did not elaborate. It said Vice Presldeot Toreuato ~ County Sheriff's Dept. has not The conclusion is important for federal and state aid ·is Welfare. ''There is certainly a appeared deadlocked already on the first major issue to be faced. :;:; Fernandez Miranda · took over uinnedlately as prime :::: been located. welfare policy makers who are provided to 7.8 million children lot more than one per cent, but Officials from the two nations issued conflicting statements ;~j minister. .~ Last seen, Miss Lawson was preparing a new welfare and_ 3 million adults through we can't say how much." on when the two sides should start discussing the pullback of :~: Witnesses said the blast caused heavy damage on :~ going to school Friday dressed reform proposal. He said the .current 41.1 per AFOC, States are threatened troops facing each other along the Suez Canal since the end of the .:;;: nearby Maldonado street, destroying many parked cars. :~~ in ocange and blue striped Findings from an Jntell8ive with a loss of their federal cent error rate results in 17-day, 1973 Middle East war, Oct. 22. ~~: Police cordoned oH ' tbe area as ambulances raced to )!1 slacks, red T-shirt and a black six month study of the nation's share, about 54 per cent on a misspending nearly 15-cents in every welfare dollar. :t:l nearby hospitals. fur coat with a silver collar. largest and costliest welfare WASHINGTON - ADMINISTRATION ENERGY chief Anyone knowing her program ....,. Aid to families with William E. Simon wants American motorists to voluntarily limit .:::~~!3::::!&*-8iS!8*8~~~:>X®:::;:::=:?:;:;:;:;:;:;;;:;:;~-:.."?.~:::~s~:=:;~:::~:::::;:;::?.!C;:;t~J. • whereabouts is asked to call Dependent Children ( AFDCJ themselves to 10 gallons of gasoline a week. He also proposes that Fire protection areas clarified the Meigs County Sheriff's represent the highest level of gasoline dealers limit any one sale to a customer to 10 gallons. Dept. welfare error ever reported by . Simon outlined his two-point plan to a Ho!lse-Senate conference RUTLAND - Rural areas Since Rutland firemen do not The sheriff's dept. in- HEW. committee Wednesday night and was expected to make it in the Middleport Police Chief J. J . been using the Goble lot as a serviced for fire protection by have a contract With Salem vestigated a single car acBased on a national sample _form of an appeal to the American public at a news conference the Rutland Fire Deparbnent Township, individual residents elden! on SR 7 just west of or 44,000 recipients this year, Cremeans said this morning play area, and advises all today. was clarified today by Bill interested in contracting for Chester early this morning. At Weinberger said 10.2 per cent his deparbnent will arrest the parents that this Is his final The conference committee, meeting late into the night, Williamson, fire chief. protection are asked to contact 2:12 ,a . m. John H. Rice, 44, of the 10.8 million AFCD parents of any youths caught warning, reached agreement on a bill giving President Nixon emergency "It's time we put our foot People who live in Scipio some member of lhe depart- · Zanesville, headed west, lost , recipients are Ineligible, 22.8 trespassing on ''anyone's powers to deal with the energy crisis and are pushing for .final private property anytime." down and stopped such Township serviced by the ment for informatiqn. cimtrol or his auto, hitting a per cent are overpaid and 8.1 passage this week. The warning came, ac· destruction," Cremeans said. General Telephone Co. are Williamson, Raymond Wilcox, guard rail and going off the left per cenl underpaid. cording to Cremeans, following asked to call the Rutland Fire or Bruce Davis can provide side of the road. New York state had the extensive damage to several Department. inlormation on contracts. Rice . was not Injured. highest rate of ineligibility trailers in the Keith Goble THE WORST DECEMBER STORM IN YEARS covered the Snow warnings this evening trailer lot in Middleport on Midwest today, crippling traffic, forcing the closing of hundreds an~ tonight, 4 to 6 inches by Loclllll St. of schools and causing at least 10 deaths. The killer storm Fnday morning in most or Cremeans said children have stretched from Dlinois to the Plains. Ohio. Lows tonisht in the 20s. The 10 dead brought the week's deatli total to at least 32, Five Snow likely Friday with highs Clinic to close persons died in Kansas~ 2 iillllinois, and 1 each in Iowa, Missouri, In the 30s. and Nebraska. At least 22 persons died earlier in the week when a during holidays storm swept up the Atlantic Seaboard from Georgia to Maine. Today, an estimated 250,000 Easterners were still either Robert E. Daniel, AdLOCAL TEMPS homeless or without power because of the storm. Temperatures, ministrator .'of Holzer Medical The temperature In downhovering around the zero mark, forced many East Coast Center Clinic; announced today town Pomeroy at 11 a. m. residents to stay another day in emergency shelters, hotels, or the clinic will he closed from 5 Thursday was 48 degrees under with friends or relatives. p.m. Friday, Dec. 21, unlil8 a. extremely cloudy skies. m. Wednesday, Dec. 26, so WASHINGTON- THE IMPENDING DEPARTURES of employees may enjoy the presidential counselors Melvin Jl.. Laird and Bruce Harlow end Christmas holidays with their the attempt by "old pr""' ' to bolster President Nixon's postfamilies. Watergate administration. Laird announced Wednesday he Is In case of an emergency quilting Feb. 1 to become a s•nior editor for Reader's Digest. during the holidays, physicians Harlow has said he will be leaving in a " reasonably short" of the Holzer Medical Center period, probably shortly after Laird.. . Cunic staff wlll be on duty in Lail;d, former secretary of defense, came back into the the Emergency Room (Phone administration reluctantly. From the outset, there were reports ANNUAL YUlETIDE PROJECI' Students at 446-5201) of the Holzer Medical Rebecca Dorst, fifth grade, Kathryn Chaney, fourth grade, he did not feel he was getting through to Nixon. Even after trying Salisbury Eleme~~tary each year donate gifts for residents of Kay Hart, third grade and Sandy Hoyt, first grade. The gifts Center to handle emergency to broaden the spectrum of his staff, Nixon reverted to seeing nursing homes. Shown With a table laden with gifts are will be sent to Hillcrest, Syracuse and Ebnwood Nursing · cases only. The Clinic _lviJI only Alexander M. Haig, Haldeman's successor, and Press representatives of each class. Left to right are, Fred Homes and the Meigs County Infirmary. resutne normal operations SHOPPING DAYS Secretary Ronald Ziegler on a regular basis. Coleburn, second grade, Brian Teaford, sixth grade, Meigs County Infirmary. Wednesday mtrnlng, Dec. 26. TO CHRISTMAS Three hit with jail sente.n ce . -~;<' '1J .. 1''' ,_h\ ' I Girl, age 15 be;~e; :~::·~~port, .l iS IDissmg r_,_·:_:. SHIRTS .,;,.t ~ Staff given recognition THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1973 EXTENDED OUTLOOK Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers Monday. Warming trend with highs l~ the 30s and lows In the teens on Saturday and by Monday. Highs lo the mid 40s and lows In the 20s. 1'· '·'·-·P·rl:;··'M;i·;;;;'·';;;;~;::;:J·.w~<·>:·~"'"'~i~ YAMAHA GUITARS In the Music Department on the Second Floor Electric guitars - folk guitars · student guitars . All famous Yamaha . quality. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO . TEN CENTS . Wel are errs 40% MENS sleepwear. Childrens Department 2nd Floor NO. 175 INews .. in BriefsJ MENS JACKETS On the I st flo.or a new s election of popular vinyl handbags in the smart new fashion colors. Stop in . Select what you need . ~ Ohio's proposed program was drawn up by an Agricultural Pollution Technical Advisory Board, authorized by Section 1515.30 E-1, Ohio Revised Code . Tbe bOard consists of 11 highranking agricultural officials throughout Ohio. Officials spent two years of research and study before drawing up the proposals. Items covered included sediment pollution ,· aQimal waste, fertilizer pollution , pesticides, and air pollution, or odors from agricultural practices. It was pointed out the state board recognizes a nwnber of strong programs already in existence in Ohio for controlling soil and water erosion, especially in southern Ohio. It recommended that standards and guidelines for sediment pollution control be established, based on the most Devoled To The lntere.t. Of '17ae· Meig!- MOJIOn Area Department 1st Floor t r All Famous Brands Give her hosiery and you'll please. tha ••rfact OWNER FOUND Tlrrough the efforts of the Meigs County Hwnane Society and a day's work by member Mrs . Mary Seaman, the owner of a Norwegian elk hound struck by a ca r in the Racine area Monday night has been located. The animal has been treated by a veterinarian and will recover . llfL Solid colors and patterns. Knit shirts and cotton polyester blends. MENS DRESS SOCKS Weather • MARRIAGE LICENSE Paul Steven Miller, 21, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, teacher, and Roberta Jean Ord, 21, Syracuse, teacher. A big selection of hanlon socks . Over the calf hanlon and the popular T.V . · bulky orlons. Sizes 10112 to 13. / MEIGS THEATRE • Ql the ·1st floor you'll find many - styt:es. Womens panty hose . all sizes and In a fine color $election. Tonight fhru Saturday December 19·22 -------------------------- Also work socks for the men on your list.' Cottons - part wools - Rockford socks. • NOT OPEN " ~ DRIFTER Parents warned Sizes small (14-14112 ), medium (15-15112 ), large {16-16'12) and extra large (17-17'/2). PANT - Santa Claus , will be in 1 to 3 p.m. and Friday 6 to 8 p.m. Elberfelds Toy Store ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Clint Ea-stwood Show Starts 7 p.m . '" I .G ive him Hanes a nd you' ll please him . Tee Shirts . knit briefs athletic shor ts in patterns . white . solid colors · athleti~ shirts . therma l underwear . .• SLEEP WEAR FOR GIRLS l..el's keep responsibility on Hanes Underwear Lingerie HIGH PLAINS ( PRESERVING JAIL - Syra"""" Mayor Hermail London and council members recently removed the old jail that was in the old town hall property since 1927. It will be preSI'rved for historical purposes. Left to right are BOO Wingett, Art Sylvester, Eber Pickens and Ed Neutzling, council members and Mayor London standing in front of the relic. The jail had to be moved as village ofliciat. sold the old town property. Picture by Katie Crow. Mens Complete Selection of Sizes Sun.-Mon.-Tues . Dec. 23-24-25 ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY SALE PRICES Famous brands. A good selection . shave cream . after shave. lot ion · powder _ cologne. All at special sale prices. Famous makes such as Phil Mai d . Rogers · lndera The Meigs County Sheriff's Dept..investigated a single-car accident on SR 7 early today in which a 7-pt. buck deer was killed. At 7:15 a .m., James Neal Lamp, 30, St. Mary 's, W. Va., was driving south .2 o( a mile south of CR 26 when the deer leaped into the path of his auto. Although the deer was killed, Lamp suffered no ap. parent injuries. His auto had mediwn damage to its right front Side. ONE RUN MADE The Southeastern Ohio Evergency Medical Service made one run Tuesday , transporting Mary Bolinger, a medical patient, from Arcadia Nursing Home to Hol~er Medical Center. cellent patterns. WOMENS SLIPS . OFFICERS ELECTED RACINE The fire department elec-ted these new officers Tuesday, Glen Jl.izer, assistant fire chief; Dick Gardner, lieutenant ; Pete Simpson, fire captain; J~ck Lyons, president ; Jake Bush, vice-president; Bob Beagle, secretary, and Dave Cleland, trustee. Cleland is.also the fire chief. Wembley qual ity. Solid colors - strl pes . ex - GIFT BOXED TOILETRIES about Oct. 28-29. Two other juveniles - one from Salem . Twp., the other Rutland Twp.have been questioned in the Deer is killed Regular ties and the popular E-Z On ready tied t ies. Famous - Har- , The local department also is investigating a breaking and entering that occurred at the Salem Center School betwen Dec. 10 and 12 in which food was stolen after entran ce was gained through the furnace room . I For that lillie ex tra gift, giv e her an umbrella . ten bach's Dept . said one juvenile has been detained in connection with the thefts on case. WEMBI.EY TIES FOR MEN 'I Pollution down on the farm thought the program was the local level. Otherwise , practical, reasonable and fair. Program offi c ials als o somebody will come ip and take over the fight against. sought suggesllons for imagricultural pollution in your provement from local officials. Questions were asked, but area, possibly people not closely connected with the program mel ge neral approval. Gallia County agricultural activities." That was the opening Conservationist Stan Bahmer statement Tuesday afternoon observed that most or the Q[ Robert L. GoettemoeUer, proposals were embodied ln Ohio's Pollution Abate!Oent existing regulations already in Coordinator, when he and other force. Wednesday's session was one officials summarized Ohio's prop ose d Agricultural or many In the next six weeks Pollution Abatement Pi-ogram. for Goettemoeller, Jim Rush, Approximately 35 program assistant, Ohio of Natural agriculh.iral leaders from Department Gallia , Meigs and Lawrence Resources; Dave Norman, Counties attended the session ag ricultural engineer, and in the Gallia County Soil and John Shuppert, agronomist. Goe ttemoeller pointed out Water Conservation District that in keepin g a balance Office in Gallipolis. Purpose of Wedne sday 's between man and nature, it is meeting was to discuss openly better to do the job voluntarily the proposed program with . instead of being forced to do it. The speaker pointed out local leaders to see if they 10 Plenty of Excellent Gift Items That Are Sure To Please Veterans Memorial Hospital .ADMISSIO~S William Watso n, . Pomeroy; Sarah ,_ . Roush, Letart, W. \!a . DISCHARGES Judy Kessler , Nola Bradshaw, Elizabeth Brassell, Rothy Massingale . +*WU**'* , > John Zerkle's Court" Tuesday night. Fined were Ri c hard C. Harrison, 37, Middleport. SlOO and costs, three days conf inement, driving while in1oxicated ; Earie L. Wood , 22, Middleport, SlO and cos t s, failure to yield right of way. and George J . Ingels, 18, New Hayen, SlO and c osts , speeding ; assessed costs. onl y were Penny S . Windsor , 21, Lucasville , running stop sign , and Mary E. Russell, .49, Minrsville , and Eva 0 . Stout, . ' ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Equipment recovered Three defendants were fined, three assessed; costs .only and three others forfeited bond in GIFT CERTIFICATE I David Jackson , Pomeroy . and Douglas Jackson, Rendville. and severa l nieces and in .law, Lenna Brinker. Racine. nephews. and Maroaret Brinker, New Funeral services will be at 2 Brighton ,-Pa. t--uneral services p .m . Fr iday at the Mt. N.oriah will ~ Friday at 1 p.m . at Baptist Church with the Rev . Ewing Chapel.· Burial will be in Henry Keys officiating . Buria l Letart Cemetery. Friends may will be in Middleport Hill call a t the funeral hoine after 7 Cemetery. Friends may call at p.m . today. the Rawl ings -Coats Funera l HERNON G. OSBORNE Home from 10 a.m. to noon and from 4 to 9 p.m. Thursday. The _ Hernon G . Osborne. 77 , auxiliary of Law is Manley Reeds ville. Rt . 1, died early Post American Legion. will today at Veterans Memor ial conduct r i tes at the funera l Hospital following an extended home at 7 p .m . Thursday . The illness. Mr . Osborne was born body will be taken to the in Meig s County, the son o1 the church where it wi II I ie in ~ tate late Arthur and Lucy Frank one hour prior to Friday' s Osborne. He wa s also preceded serv ice. in death by two brothers and one sister. . CLARA VARIAN A member of the Tuppers MASON - Clara Vari~n , 76 , Plains Churc h of Christ, he was fv\asori , died Tuesday evening a farmer and a life long at Holzer Med ical Center. Mrs. resident of Meigs County . He is Varian was born Aug . 13, 1897 survived by his wife, Alice Cole in Ohio, the daughter of the late Osborne, and severa l nieces Eli and Abbie Manley Butcher . and nephews . Her husband died in 1972. Funeral se rvices ' will be She is surv ived by one son, Fr iday at 1 p .m . at the White Richard, of Mason ; a Funeral Home in Coolville with daughter, Mrs. Arthur {lrenel Eugene Underwood officiating. Roush , Mt. Alto ; three sisters, Burial will be in Success Mrs. Elizabeth Dunn , Milford, Cemetery. Fri ends may ca ll at Ohio: Mrs. Lyda Dunn, Mt . the funeral home after noon Sterling, and Mrs. Ruth Foster, T~ursday . Bethel, Oh io ; 11 grandch ildren . Three are fined If In Doubt, G;ive Our . .. PROGRAM REVIEWED TO CONTROL -------------------------l Area Deaths ! 1 '' '. . ' 3 l • t ' I • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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